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The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1944-03-08

Rev. J. j. Glow, president of
the Portland branch NAACP, and
Mrs. Glow were also members of
the large delegation to this re-
gional meet where segregative'
policies at the Hanford Engineer
ing Works in Benton County,
Wash, were discussed at length.
In a report of the regional meet,
Mrs. Glow stated at the Portland
Dranch meeting SUNDAY, repr =
airy 20, that the charges brought
against the Hartford, were on
mere here-say evidence; thar
there were no tst caSs to pro-
duce. However, this doesn't dis
pute the fact that there is seq
regation at the Hartford as in
moste all industrial plants.
As an act of preparedness, sew
eral committees were appointed
out of the delegation: committee
on signs Chat bar Negroes from
eating places, etc), cosimittee on
finance; committee on nomina
ton and committee on policy and
strategy.
The Portland branch is still
waging its fight against injus-
tees in the courts and in labor
unions.
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THE TOAST OF TWO CONTINENTS
WINS PORrLAND'S DANCE, MUSIC LOVERS

of the largest and jolliest
groups was Mr.. Jno. Minors
party of 20 guests celebrating the
ninth wedding anniversary of
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Wright
Owners of the Medley Hotel) !;
among them the Vernon Gaskins,
Otto Rutherfords, Willis Will
liams, Arthur Winslows, Harry
Hardy and Miss Ruby Minor.
There were II guests in the
William C.. Smiths party. Mr..
Charles Wright was host to a
foursome. The popular medic
and the missus (Dr. and Mrs. De-
Noryal Unthank) and Mrs. Ruth
Reed were seated near Prof. s.
e. Hills party. Our glimmers
fell on Miss Shirley lime Reed
and Mr.. Ernest Hawkins, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. w. Denton, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. Barno and party of eight, and
Mrs. George Cannady.
This was an S. Duke presenta-
ton of mot better, but the best
Portland dishes out to this pro-
motor of big-time bands, an arm
full of orchids for his untiring
efforts to give to Portland music
lovers the best.
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Portland News

Written by Mrs. Irine Braggs
and dedicated to the Chanticleer
Bridge Club of which she is
president.
Partnership
Greedy Jim and selfish Joe,
Into business planned to go;
One to make and one to sell,
But to quarreling they fell.
Greedy Jim said, things are
wrong,
stay working all day long
While you travel round and
take
Orders for the stuff l make.
This is what I'D like to know,
Promptly answered selfish Joe;
How long could you run the
shop,
II the sale l get should stop
Wait a minute, greedy Jim
angrily replied to him;
Where would you be, can you
tell,
If make no goods to sell.
Thus in bitterness they spoke,
Thus the partnership they broke
Learning late whore interes
fuse,
Both must win or both mus
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Citizens Council
To Be Permanent

The Citizens Council of Seattle
met at the Savoy Community
Center Sunday, March 8, and APP
proved and adopted a constitu-
ton and bylaws to govern the
functions of the organization. The
Committee of % elected at the
Mass meeting held at Mt. Zion
Baptist Church last November
were definitely established as the
executive board of the organiza-
ton and empowered to proceed
to deal with matters pertaining
to community interests. A warn
ing was given to the elected 25
when the board was authorized
to declare vacant the position of
any officer or member who has
absented himself or herself for
three consecutive meetings, pro-
yided that notice has been duly
given the delinquent officer or
member of the proposed action.
The next meeting of the Coun-
ell be held at Savoy Community
Center, 22O3 e. Madison St., Sun
day, March 10, at which time a
Chairman, Vice chairman and
Secretary treasurer will be
elected. Attorney John E. Prim,
temporary Chairman, presided
with j. A. (Jack) Johnson acting
Secretary in the absence of Mrs.
Jessie Shields.
All interested citizens are in
yited to be present and take part
in the deliberations of the
Council on March 10.
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MeddleSOme Matt

The Chanticleer Br e a k a t
Bridge Club (mentioned aboye)
is one of the oldest of Portland's
social clubs very fashionable If
you please) among others, civic,
social and religious that have
carried ON so nobly despite war,
blackouts, ration and now 40
days of Lent upon us and other
what have you of today. We
think of the Rosebud Study Club,
in its 29th year, is doing an ex-
tensive study of national and in
ternational curren events and
bookreview. Mrs. Jessie Flowers
is president. Mrs. Ida Mae Cross
white was hostess last Wednes-
day; Mrs. Aaron Samuel, Kansas
City. Mo-, was a welcome guest.
The Literary Research Is
another of the very active clubs.
1t is doing fine work in Geo
graphical Science. Mrs. Rachel
Green is president.
The Beauticians Club Tin cos
metology), headed by Mrs. Ar
thur Cox, is filling a mitch here
to-fore untitled.
The Acme Business Mems
Club is making itself felt in these
parts. Then there is the Culture
Club, living up to its name; The
Mr.. and Mrs. Dancing Club; the
Penquins, an up and coming
group, more on the sophisticated
side. Mrs. Della Williams, presi-
dent.
The Bethel-Ites. Mrs Lulu
Gragg, president. Hostesses dur
ing the past month, Mrs. ]. N.
Cantrell, jointly with Mrs. r. B.
Dancey, at the Cantrell home,
and Mrs. C. Wisdom at her home.
The Loyal Knights gallant as
knights of old, Mrs. Loomas
Harris, president. Still another
is the o. M. Els, who have is
sued invitations for their st.
Patricks Tea, March 10, at the
home of the club president, Mrs.
Matte Lock, in North Victoria.
Worthy of mentioning is the Eel
lowship and Searchlight Clubs;
Mrs. Sidney Porter, Sr., and Mrs,
Sam Fletcher, respectively, presi-
dents. Latest is the Dramatic
Club, where youth will exhibit
much talent; Mrs. l.. Gragg is
spossor. OH me, OH my, lest
you forget or haven't you, The
Citizens Club, although dormant,
only needs q little awakening.
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Lewis Ford Post No. 2S9

The ladies of Lewis Ford Aux
Hilary, Veterans of Foreign Wars,
will have a Silver tea at the
residence of Mrs. Katy Cathy,
80 23rd Ave. NJ, Sunday, March
10, 1914, from to p. m. The
public is invited.
Past Post Commander A. r.
Baker and Post Auxiliary Presi-
dent Helen o. Baker and Master
King George Baker visited the
U. S. Naval Hospital last Sunday
and were informed that they
were the first colored people to
visit Ward AZ. Enough said.
Don't forget to vote yes for
veterans benefit Constitutional
amendment, also the other two
amendments and proposition at
Tuesdays election.
"A. r. Baker.
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TACOMA
The Northwest Enterprise
Leading Northwest Colored WeekI'
ARTHUR L. HAYES
Manager Tacoma Ofiee
IL South 18th - Mall G7zi
Tacoma OBJ Washington
TACOMA

NEGRO TORY WEEK
brought these few facts to light:
. More Negro soldiers died fight
ing for freedom during the Civil
War than the total of Americans
in ALL services killed since
Pearl Harbor." For further in
formation read Herbert Aplbek-
er's American Negro Slave
Revolts."
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Wedding Bells Ring

A love romance which has been
budding for several years finally
blossomed into bloom Saturday
night when Mrs. Lucille McCurdy,
popular hair stylist, became the
bride of Mr.. billiard Hood, well
known Seattle carpenter. The
happy couple are at home to
friends at $50 gath Ave. N.
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LOWER Is
APPEAL HEARD

SALEM, Or. - The State SUI
preme Court yesterday heard ar
guments on the appeal of Robert
e. Lee Folkes, Negro, who is
under sentence of death for the
Lower 10" murder of Mrs.
Martha Virginia James of Nor
folk. Va, on a Southern Pacific
train in January. 1913.
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Four visitors frmo the Ma
tional YWCA staff are scheduled
for Portland during March and
April. Miss Esther Briestmeister,
who has been doing work in
Japanese relocation centers, and
is an authority on minority
group problems, will be here on
March and Z.
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The Committee of Management
will hold a Memorial Service for
the late Mrs. w. D. Carter,
March IS, at 5 O'Clock at the
Y. w. c. A. Mrs. Carter was the
founder of the Phyllis Wheatley
Y. w. C. A. The public is in
vited. Service in charge of Mrs.
Geneva Miller.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1944-03-08

For spring sprightliness, a
new series of Thursday night
specials will begin at the YWCA
on March 2. Activities ineluSe,,
besides all the sports that do
things for fun and figures,
dramatics, Spanish lessons, art
appreciation, bridge lessons. The
fee is $500 a class for the six
weeks course, meeting every
Thursday from to 10 p. m.
at the WV building on S. w.
Broadway at Taylor. Swing Shift
ers' Tuesdays at Midnight" con-
tinue, with emphasis on sports
and the coy snack bar.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1944-03-08

Miss Edith station, represent
ing the national board of the
Y. w. C. A. will come to Seattle
from New York. The Commit
tee of Management and the Bust
ness and Industrial Girls win
hold meeting in her honor
March 16. The public is invited
to attend.
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Urban League Earns
Public Approval
Mr.. Dean Hart,
Seattle Urban League.
IL LII

MI. Dcdl I1diis
Seattle Urban League.
Dear Mr.. Hart:
Just a note to express my
gratefullness to you and the Ur-
ban League.
/ have just signed up for an
apartment in the Yesler Terrace
which assures my wife of a de-
cent place to live in on her
arrival.
Seattle is to be congratulated
upon the good fortune to have a
live organization like the Urban
League, and OF which you are
the head.
feel quite sure the people of
this city are proud to know that
they have an organization doing
such fine work. You and Mrs.
Lewis both are to be congratu-
lated for l feel my case is no
exception, others are receiving
the same sort of treatment.
Once again may l thank you.
Sincerely yours,
Herbert Fl. Bickham,
Pill East Madison ST.,
Seattle, %, Wash.
March 1, 1914.
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tasks of world reconstruction.

tasks of world reconstruction.
In the follow-up, Noble Sissle
opines, the Negro can well play
his role, and for him. the same as
for anyone else, the question of
relations can be settle d
through accomplishment. All mat
is needed to completely capitalize
opportunity is the acceptance by
white or colored men of a prac-
teal, tolerant Christian attitude
the democratic principal for
which all now are fighting.
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Bepep Sales Corporation
POI South Craig St, Dept. Lob
Pittsburgh (13D Pa.
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Mt. OIivet Baptist

NV. JtIIIVs u NIVV'
Sunday school, $50 a. III.
Morning worship, IL a. m. b. Y.
p r. evening worship, 500 a. m,
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THE ENTERPRISE is ON
SALE AT THE TACOMA OF
FICE AS LONG AS THEY LAST
BETTER YET. SUBSCRIBE TO
BE SURE. NO EXTRAS.
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A ScavOttO Meeting

Friday night, March IL, at
Savoy Community Cen tie r,
22O3 Il. Madison. MIR. j. A.
(Jack) Johnson will preside.
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st. Philip Episcopal Mission
Rodney and Knott
Rev. l.. o. Stone, Vicar
Prayer, 700 a. m. Serman ana
prayer, 1900 a. m. Evening
worship, sos p. m.
Monta Villa Community Church
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The next Cosmopolitan
Club Dance will be on
Monday, April 10th-The
Easter Parade.
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Bethel A. NJ. Il.

Bethel A. Nj. II.
n. Mcmillan and Larabee
Rev. Browning c. Allen, Pastor
Sunday school, 500 a. IN.
Morning worship and sermon, II
a. m. A. c.. e. League, GAO
D. m. Evening hour, p. IN.
Mid-week meeting. Wednesday ot
each week
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First A. Nj. e. Zion
N. Williams Ave.
Rev. j. II. Smith, Minister
Sunday school, $50 a. m.
Morning worship, 1900 a. IN.
Evening worship, $500 p. m.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-08-09

Diir0e alS etner Der groBten Bobl-
tdter Ser Meni9beit gefeiert tper6en
geur ser MiB6roud lit bonn uebel.
9eSbolb loIlte ser 8ebrou6 uno @e-
nuB alfobolartiger 8etrante geregelt
unb nid)t ourh 9riufperbot uno ber'
fehrte @ciebc oufge5nungen per6en.
Sic l6limmen 6olgen oieIer Derfebr-
ten Oietbooc crlebeu MIR tagtdglid3
Gin on0crcs fotib- uno &ei5gift lit
oaa Gpilungift, meldeS friiber alf
9cmllle S0n0er beibrantt, iebt auf
Ser gon5cn @elt unberedenbaren
56aoen onri6tet.
S6on lange Dor oem erl item @elt-
trieg uarcn Ieile @uropas oaoon
infi5iert. Sn Deutihlono fan0 oos
urlpriinglib uliotiihe @ift 5tpar noe
niger Glngung, pobl aber baulte Oie
Opiumieube bereit5 in erbebli9em
llmfauge IN 0eu fron5oiii6en 9afer-
1toOten uuO I'M fran5olii6en 9eere
Jtob Dem Weltfriege perbreitete 1i6
Oo5 llebel folt iibcr Die gauge 8elt
lno unICre SolOotcn boben e5. nit
bCriibcr9c cbroht uab Sen Ser. Stao=
ten no e5 ollcroing5 ou1 borber
nldt unbctannt par.
Die 6olgeu oc5 NpiumgeuuIies
liuO pobl noO OcrDeerenOer uno
ldrCdllder ais bcim Alfobolraul6.
Sin Wclpobnbcit5- Opiumeller ODER
9ouNcr pcrbrolt6t et>pa 10 BilmO
Oicle5 Wiite5 I'M Sabre. Wie ltart
Oicie5 Oift ilt gebt aus ser Eot=
lad)e bcrOor, OuB Oas gon5e Hou-
ben lid) ieoc5mal auf einen oOer 5lpel
3iige aus Scr Efeife bel6rantt. 0as
geniigt i6on lun sic berauld)te Nor-
ltcllung5traft alli Oo5 angenebmlte
nit HbontoliegcltuIteu 81 beleben rub
lnO OuS NpIer ieiner 5or9en uO
IS6ner5en iitr tur5e Augenblide gu
entritfen. Oiele 6ata Vforgana lit
aber bon tltr3er Oauer. Ser Houfer
ertDudt nit eincm &ater, Ser bum
0ertnol ld)limmer lit ols Oer na6
elmer OurGfncipten yta6t. ltn0 oua
SdlimmIte beltebt Oarin, 0ab er pie-
Der lnO INNER DleOer na6 Ser Spi=
umpfetfe greift, nit 0enlelben, inl-
mer i6limner lt1 entpidelnOen SOL
gen. st gerat in einen unbei6reib-
liden 3ultonO torperli6er unO gel
tiger Nuolcn lu1O Die Jolge lit, iiber
fur5 oOer lang, Elm una1fbaltlalner
Nerfoll oller &rafte, Oas Srrenbaus
unO OoS @rob.
9lebnlib Dem aus Otobnlamen &C.
Donnenen Spilm mirtt Der aus 9ani
(9emp) geluonnene 9oid)ild). Die
Jornl bel melder Oiele5 9faul1gift
Oenl nlen1cbliden &0rper 5u9efiibrt
miro, lit beribieoen. Der Sn0er &C.
lpinnt Oos @etrQnf our1 NuiguB, lpos
einen l6ncuen unO ldlimmen 9ouid)
Dem 0e11ieBcnOen bringt. SSn YerIien
ln0 onoeren aliatil6eu 2Qnoern mcr-
Sen 0ie >pirflanen Stoffe nit 8ut=
ter unO anOercn YeltanOteilen 5u Hil-
len geiormt. I'm es raubbar 5u mo-
ben den, miro Oa5 auSgeibieOene
ODER tiinltlid) geponnene Sar5 ocr
9anlpllan5e prupariert un0 lpie "a
baf genoiien. Die 6olgcn oeS Ucnul-
les OeS 9a1di1d) linO uhnlih Oenen
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babe CT 0aS emit oerfolgte
Greu3 nun iiber Staot uno 2ono
berrI9en ieben. Als man nun na6
lpeiteren @rfldrungen oie lieben Mar-
tDrer i'm Sriumpb nod @pbeius ge-
fiibrt babe, ieien lie ale bulo oaruuf
in einem Nugenblide 3uIanmen &C.
1torben. go lautet Die beilige Gage
bon oen lteben S6lafern, oeren &C.
od6tniS in Ser romil6en STRIDE Der
81. Sum-, in ser griedii6en Ser 4.
Augult lit, uno nel6e uns @regor
bon Sours aufbetpobrt bat.
- 9. U.s., Obiu -
Sic lino ser 9lnitbt, eS lei an ser
Belt, 1pieoer einmol Elm gutes Ne5ept
fir Sausbier 3u ber0ffentli6en, oo
,,oas beutige 8ier INNER oiinner
miro"
Sin 9lttes mO lhmatboftes Bier
tOnnen Sic na6 einem Ser folgenocu
Ee5epte bereiten:
I'm oht 8olloncn Bier ber5ultellcn,
nebntc man 5ebn 8alloneu Wol5er,
5 Quart Wei3en, r0lte OieIen i'm
Diem, bis er lb0u brQ1nliH miro
Good nidt 81 braln); Oa5u 51pei
Eodden Sopfelt ODER elm 5ebn GcntS
Sol5ldffen bon ei9cncu 0opfen, fer
ner et>po 10 YnnO 3uder. Gen &C.
brGutten Bei5en,. 0en 9opien unO
Oe1 3ufer tut n1m iu Oos toNenoe
Nol1cr, Damn lGBt mani nIle5 aui 5irfo
oc0tcinbolb 0olloncu Oman nriBt Dor
Der Olclc Vtenge an Ser S50bc Oea
&cncl2 ab) einfoHen. Ounn 1eibt
nou cS 0ur6 eit OiinneS, fcinea 5uh,
noNoem eS abgefiiblt lit, unO gibt
jlprl Nlnrt flit1liger @cfe biu5u. Wton
tut OaS ubenOS I'M s llbr luO luHt
cS ltebeu bis morgeus rn1 I l1br,
unt es Damn lo0f0ltig in 60bbcn,
&rit1en O0er 6laiHeu lul5uiiiucu.
Us nu16 in lener Nobt Dor Dem Sin.
rullen an 5lclnllh furmen Nrtc itr-
De1L nodber aber tiibl. gs bari nid)t
IN V}etaQ Iteben> ionOern Stein oOrr
9ol5. Die Sefe muB lcbr icD0n friid)
lem lIno allies n1b reiulid) 5ugcbcn.
Miro olles nah Noribrift uu5gc
filbrt 10 miro man oo5 8icr faum
bon Oent Bro0utt Der grulereicn mn
tcri6eioen t0nnen. OOer:
3mei Quart Wei5en perOeu in
5ebn @ouonen @aller 10 longe &C.
fott, Bis ser 8ei5en geploBt lit. Ser
Olerte Sell zines Yotets @opfen miro
in penig 8oiler gut ouSgefoht (oOcr
man binoet i'm in ei1 WfullGpp6eu
lno to6t i'm glei65eitig nit Oelt
@ei5en auS). Donn miro al1eS Ourd
1in Gud geleibt, nit et1pas 3uder
oOer nit einem Eint MoloIeS ber-
iiBt unO lautpnrm obfiiblen la1len.
Run gibt man cine Saiie Sefe bin5u,
iiut eS in Elm lobhen perforft es |
]ut unO itellt e5 an einen fiiblen
Ort. Sdon no6 5lpei Eogen lit e5
um Srinfen bereit. S0er:
Gin Quart geip0bnliden MolaiieS !
ptro 5uiammen nit 5lpei groBen
Sailen 3uder in fiinf @auonen 8aI- !
er gefodt uno fo6enO ouf ben ST.
)alt bon 5tpei YGdden @opfen &C.
Joiien. Ser @opfen miro in Elm tlei=
1eS S1ddlen aetnn. Sit Bic Gliiiiia= |
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9. N., Ntid).

OeE BelUID1Ilu]e ALIpEul8 ultleS
fran30fiiden Seites Ser @ritiirmung
ser 8aitiue lit folgenoer: 0ie 8o'
Itille NOR oos Stootsgefdnenis in
Boris. @s pur6e i'm Sabre 1869 ers
baut. gs mor 2ets gefiir6tet uno
geboBt. GteIe Sabre lang botte in
6ranfrei9 cine 1dledte gtegierung
geberridt, oie tatboliife 9teligion
mar ourd sic Sdriften unglGubiger
M6nner, tpie &ouileou uno goltaire
BET bielen IN Gera6tung getommen
uno es berridte groBe un5ufrleoen>
beit I'M gan5en 2anoe, auf meldem
cine ungebeure 56uloenlaIt rubte.
Seit 6em Sabre 1774 berrl6te 2uo-
mig oer Se65ebnte ilber 6ranfrei9
als &onig. Sbm feblte eS an &raft
uno Strenge, oer 3erriittl1ng oes
StaatsDeiens entgegen gu treten unO
0te i9le6ten 3ultdnOe 81 Derbeilern.
Oa berief er cine Berlamn1lung OeS
IoelS, Der @ei1tli6feit uno 0eS 8iir=
geritanoes gu einem HeiHSta9e, Der
am 5. Weut 1889 er0ffnet muroe. Su
oteler Serlamn1ll1ng entltanO lofort
Elm beftiger Streit barber, lpie obs
geitimmt Der0en loute unO Oo feline
@inigfei ter5ielt lpur0e, 10 ertlarten
ltb Die 621 Deputierten bonn 8iir=
gerItanoe am II. SUM- 1889 fiir cine
uTerlanmlung Der Aation". Wtebrtre
Mbgeian0te bonn N0el uno ser @eilt-
li6tett traten lOgleid oieler Ner-
lommlung bel, Oie iebt ibre Siblmgen
in 5iemli6 unubbangiger Meile bielt
Im 23. SUM erl6ien Ser &0nig
1elbIt in Der 8eriammlung lno 1pra6
leln WtiBfallen aus iiber Die eigennit=
tigen Seran0erungeu, mel9e sic Ser
Iammlun bornobm uno befobl Oer1el-
ben, auSeinan0er 81 geben. Die Ser
Iamn1lung mtBadtete 0ielen @efebl
OeS R0ntgs, ser in ieiner @utmiitig=
felt feline getpoltlame WtaBregeln err
greifen tpoI1te.
8alo gertet oie gauge 5taOt Yari5
1T Iufregung, Oie 5turn9loden
wuroen gelautet> 6as Golt rottete lid
5uIammen, erbra6 Sic 3eugba1ler
uno 5og beuaffnet ee9eu Sic 8oI title,
oos i6on 10 lange oerbaBte 5taats=
gefangnis. OaS @ebGuoe tpurOe &C.
ltiirmt uno gon5 3erlt0rt, Oic Belut= |
5ung Dur5e nieoergenebelt unO Der
&opf oes &omman0anten unter DEM
SSubel oes a1fgeregten GolfeS I'M Sri |
umpbe our6 0ie Staot getrogen. Oie-
ler 5turm ouf Die 8aitiIle fano ltutt |
om IA. SSSuli 1889 uno Oomit begonn
Die groBe fran50itide 9feoolution.
Oieie bat uniaglide llebel uber
Jronfreid, iiber Die tatboliide @ir6e
uno iiber oie gan5e 8elt gebro9t.
- Mrs. 9. a., Mb.
Die 2egenOe bon ben iogen. beili-
gen 5iebenidldfern itummt aus oer
3eit oes beionii6en &oiiers Oecius,
Der urns SSabr $50 n. Gbr. eine ser
grouIomlten 8erfolgungen perbangte,
Die ie iiber Die Gbriitenbeit getommen
lit. I'm oerielben 81 entgebe11,. bat-
ten ii6 iieben 6riitlide Siinelinge,
Marimian, Maldus, Weartinian, 81
onDs, Sobannes, Serapio uno Gon-
itantin, in cine Soble oes 8ergeS &C. !,
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Man made 6esbalb glet6 3tpei Yors
tionen, loiie beioe etpa bis 6 800
note oblagern uno iese Damn pieOer
neues 8ier an, loboB man itets gut
obgelugertes 8ier an Sono bat.
Soer: 2luf ieoe @ouone Ne9en-
polier fon1mt Elm Hint 8erlte, ooer
ltott oellem penn es ju baben lit,
Elm babies Yint Otul5, 6erner tonlmt
ouf ieoe Wollone Gegenmallrr cine
ltorfe 1cno Don ger0ltete, uli c;Nrr
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8oibfcllel 5mei Strnoen lang &C
foht, Damn Ourd)1elclDt, nm bclten
ourb ein 9aorlieb. Jtln laBt man
sic 6liilligfeit opeit obfiIblcn onB
mou bcQuem ben Glcnboaen in 0rs
ielbc bolten tulm. 9icraui filllt man
Oie 6liiiiigteit o1f ein ebr reinea
8ierfoB, luo leBt 81 ieOer @ollonc
oerlelbcn 1 gBl0ffel pou 8ierbefe oOcr
cine balbe SanO bon Sopfenbrotbrll,
mie oieielbeu gum Yrotbadcn 4r-
brolltt ner0en. Won l0Bt MIN Oic
6Iiiiligfeit 81 StunOcn it'll g0rrn.
0unud tut man eincu tii6tigCn Sec
l0IICl Oou 8udloOo 6u Oem 8an5cL
OerlpnOet Oo5 SAB ielt unO ld)neII,
uno legt e5 IN einen tiiblen NcIlcr
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bor. Ecrbc1eru tonn man Oa5 Bier
npdI Wenn Oa5lelbe nad0cm c5 5lucl
Gage uuf 0ent JoB gelegcn, ouf tlelnc
6loltrn ctpo SoOoilalbcn, filut.
Wton fiiIIt Oirlc 6loibcn bis al ocn
NnfonU oca 0allcS, mo DCrlDltcBt
Die 6Iulhcu nt09liNlt lltitOidt. 9fod)
3 bis 1 Iu8cn lit Oos nlut beocutcnO
ucrbclicrte 9icr icrtig 5lm 0cbrollN.
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lcrn unO sum- SbGllncu bringen,
'lpcnu man bcim QIb5iebcu in ieoc
6lolcbe ciucn 9ccIofiel pou 3ufrr
tl1t
- Z, g. y. s. -
Der 0rciBigl0brige &rieg Ooucrte
Don 1919 bis 1913. Gr puroe Der
onloBt Ourb Ben Ocgenlab 5lpiicbcn
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in 0c>ttiHlonO >mO 0urh ben YerillH
BON 6roufrei6 uno S6weOen Die
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burg 81 untergroben. &rlegsldau=
plaB mar Dornebmli6 Otittel= uno
Siiooeut16lono. 0eutlblono Dcrlor
5mei Grittel ieiner 8eoolferung.
Ser 5ie6eniobrige &rieg Oauertc
bon 1856 Bis 1853. Gr ipur0e ber-
urlo1t 0ur1 Oos 8eltreben Wariu
bon Se1terreid, OoS ibr |
ourd 6rieorid Sen @roBcn gcroltbte |
Sblelien pieoer 81 erlangen >pie
audi 0ur6 Sic Hibalitot 5mllben
6ronfrei6 ln0 England nm Die 9e=
berrl61ng Der Welt1neere. 9luf 0em !
Sentiment lit beionoerS
0eutldlon0, 0os 100000 Wten=
I6en perloren boben ioQ; 5ur See
oerlor Jrantreid) grobe Sdladtcn
uno biiBte leine iiberieeilden &olonien
elm. Oie Briten nobmen ibnen 5. 9.
audi &anoOa meg.
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= q. 3d., N. 9.

ga, eS gibt, auBcr DEM Dor fur5cnl
beidrtebenen Opium, cine Wenge lo=
genannter gal&id= uno 8etoubungS-
gtfte, tpie lte lei0er in alien 3iuili=
iterten 2anOern 0ur6 einen lebr ergie>
bigen 56mugeel in rieltgen Wtengen
berbrau6t peroen. sic 1ino ouBerlt
gelunobeitsida0lid uno bringen in
tur5er 3eit ben 500 ooer SSrrlinn,
3u oen gebrau6lidlten uno giftig=
iten - legali1ierten - &uuIdgiften
gebort Der 9lltobol. 8er sen MiB>