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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-06-09
BIG WHEAT CROP.
Increase of Over 100000 Bushels
Over Last Year Predicted.

Washington June S.-Wheat crop. the
like of which never has been harvested
will be gathered in the United States
this season If conditions indicated by the
government June crop report continue
through the growing season. Agricultur-
al experts estimate the crop this year
will amount to 764, POI. s57 bushels. an in
crease of 6S.S4S.S57 bushels over that
gathered last year
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-06-09

The National Conference of Charities
and correction at Boston Thursday made
its selection for the meeting place of the
next conference. and although Seattle.
Detroit. Milwaukee and Fort Worth all
made strong pleas for the ;gathellng, the
committee hasing stfea hiRftkr int charge
decided ~upon@ cfeveiarid and that selec-
tion will stand.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-06-09
Baldwin Locomotive Strike Gains

Philadelphia. June S.-Stampeded by
the action of the boilermakers who
struck this morning workmen in all
departments of the Baldwin Locomo-
tive Works in this city and Eddystone
stopped work during the day and to-
might the labor leaders assert that TO-
700 of the $4,000 workmen have quit
in sympathy with the 1900 who were
laid off two weeks ago.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-06-09
Good Bye to Madison squsr. Garden

New York, June s.-Madison Square
Garden was sold today to a syndicate
which will tear down the structure
and erect a 25-story office building.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-06-09
AUGUSTA LOCALS

H. G. Colby of Portland is in the
city visiting friends for a short time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-06-09
4AsppaovAt.
CONTINUED from Page one.,s.

to dictate to the French papers. He
also showed that there was freedom OF
speech by holding these meetings even
with the threat of Introduction held
over their heads Each had contribut-
ed by showing that he was good
American both in spirit and letter.
You have been called infideis of the
French school, but this country and
this State need you and hundreds or
thousands more like YOU in order to
allow the principles of this country to
continue to be what the forefathers
intended it to be- Our adversaries have
been trying to heap ridicule upon us.
he said, by declaring that 1t is only
matter of a few cents. but | want to
tell you now, that IL is more than
question of meney-there is a principle
in hack of it, principle which means
as much to us as the old slogan of the
early Americans. NO taxation without
representation (Applause)
1--WE do not want special privileges
Continued Dupre, hut we do not
wan. to be the victims of special priv
to be men, and not to be made to
cringe under the will of one man. If
we were defeated in the last beelsla-
ture, ii was not on account of UNI
reasonableness of our contention. 1t
may have been the question had not
matured sufficiently-that the people
as whole had not grasped its true
significance, were not ready for 1t.
But as certainly as there is God
above bill yet be passed. (Applause).
"At the last session of the Legisla
ture we did not have a square deal.
The committee on legal affairs made
1t difficult for us. but we Will square
accounts with them at the next cleo
ton. but now Bishop Walsh with his
thunder holt of introduction. has made
everything plain to everyone. He
charmed the committee on legal af-
fairs, but he cannot charm the whole
State of Maine"
It was At this point that he made
his remarks concerning the initiative
and referendum, and he was obliged to
seat himself while the applause went
on. At last he managed to thank
them, and trembling after his exer-
tons, took his seat.
Among the delegates in attendance
are the following:
Augusta-Phil. Poulin. Adlp. Cyr
Henri Roy. J. II. Bison. George A.
Joseph Peltier. Thomas Pei
tier, Joseph Croteau, Joseph A Cote,
Joseph Lacasse, J. n. Bison. Jos.
J. H. Gregoire, James Roy,
0. j. Cote, Joseph l.. Poulin.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Daviau, George
A. Daviau. Arthur Poirier. Jean Rod
rigue, Ludger Buteau, Arthur ]. Pom
SAINT, Joseph Blais. George Landry,
Cas- F. Poulin. DR.. J. N. G.. Bernard.
Chas. Rodrigue. Joseph Quirion, Felix
Louis Breton. Victor Robi
chaud, Alphonse Cyr, John p. Poulin,
Cloutier. Vilbon Pomerleau,
Eugene Beehard Esdras Breard. Gil
bert Picard, Adelard Varville. Napel
con Marcoux, Aehilas St. Pierre. Louis
p. Raymond. NJ. J. NORM, Armand
Poulin, Frank Loiselle.
Fairfield-Pierre Belanger. Auguste
Bourque. Jos. Roy.
Skowhegan-Louis Boldue, Joseph
Fluet.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-06-09

At thirty fpspftT aglimseif a
fool: know Stat foffy sn5 reforms
his plan.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-06-09

stomach and liver troubles.
i is ailments ess
all Mailed prepaid receipt OF price,
r. l. The kinsman Phsr-
macy, Agents. 1870 Water st, Augusta Maine
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-06-09
Cure for Dyspepsia, Gas and Sou
Cfor,,rb

Dear Doctors Daughter:
i have used your stomach-Ri for dys-
pepsia and sour stomach with the very
best of results and want to recommend
Ii to every sufferer who has trouble of
that kind especially for gas. 1t is so safe
to use and leaves no bad after effects.
MRS. THEO RUDOLPH
n Dawson ST., Hyde Park. Mass.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-16
0nmntsrn.

6|tetti.- @s nuroe Der 10
i6brige 8ermoIter uIrid Der 0ereins'
taffeetide ant Observation-Disclosures.
bon einem unbefannten nit eiReu
Gonotu1 ~eroroileIt un0 Der R~niierbe'
trag BON 100 Nort gernnbt. Del
later IieB einen bier 8entimetel
breiten 9eoergut 5urld
Ser our grmittelura oes Nor0erS
oes RontinenuermaIters AoNert Ill
rid bierber beoroerte 5tnrgorter go.
Ii8eibuno .6iOes~ nurOe Gui oil
Spur eeiest unO besob Iid lofcrt al
einen om Barniser 9oien Iie9ei
2aItfahn. Dort uerbe1te er im 6
GLEN. - Der uobnunosIOle gta.
Tetgebilfe Mog albien aus @Tbine /.
@eltpr. gab ouf ben pratt. ar1t Or.
S9neiOer. als oieier in ieine BOb-
nung 3uruffebrts. einen S9ub ob,
Der ben Ar5t i6rper perIette. Mbien
CAB an, aus 3ode gebonoeIt 0u b.
ben, neil er iib BON Dem Gr5te oeiHG-
oigt glaubtc.
@refrotb. - N1dftens fin6eu
6ie @rgdn5unss- unO Oie Neupobleu
gum @emeinOeratb Itott. @s i1eiOen
aus Die Serren Sol. 8obIbauien 8
Rros unO Gron5 Dobmen. Ser Sc
meinoratb miro nuBerOem nod I'M
ie6s MitgIieoer perltdrft.
RIepe. - SSn Dem benohbarten
aeppeln muroe ser 17idbrige Miiaer-
buri1e Waeber pom GIiigel ser 9s
triebe befinoliden Din6miibIe eribIa-
gen.
Mettmonn.- Roh Der Jest
erfolgten Observation-Disclosures
betrast Die bieIige einwobner3abI H.
085 gegeniibsr 1882 i'm @oriabre.
gs lit iomit Elm 3utpo9s BON 279
SeeIen gu oeraeihnen.
Oferratb.- Bel Der NobI e.
mes Observation-Disclosures fir Ole
beiOen 8iirgermeiitereien Anrot6 uno
Ofterotb purOe Der 9aufmorm emil
2iider aus anratb einitimmis &C.
mGbIt.
Mees.- Ser neite Biirgermeiiter
Siren tpurOe our6 Oen 4ommiTinr Oes
Observation-Disclosures. 2anrot Gro
fen bon Spec, in Iein amt eingeflbrt
Bidrat6. Den @beleuten
8iIbeIm SeinriH @enengeIs puroe
onIGBIi9 hires golOenen @beiubil6-
ums sic @beiubildumsmeOatle Der-
Iieben.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-16
oss o4isn sanes.

Illus @toerta0t in Shlespig-Sol.
ltein MIRO DER ~4ieler 3eihIHg fol.
seuOes @ei1i1t1en er3ablt. oas IN
DER oortieen @egeuO piel bela6t
miro: Aut Der @bnuilee 5wiihen
6rieOri9itoot uno &uium oiebt cine
&ritt 91ien entlang. IS tommt Elm
automobil, peI9es anbdlt, um Die
D9ien porbei gu lailen. Sn Dem
Auto iist Or. Sdifferer, Der natio-
naaiberale HeibstagsfanOi0ot Da
tritt elm O9ie an 0as Quto berau uno
ltredt lang Die 3unge beroiis. Der
@onOioat mag geoa1t baben Der
S9ie lei BON ieinem Serru megen Der
leBten Angritfe Or. S9ifferers auf
Den 8unO Der 2anoDirtbe 5u Der
Gbat Oreiiiert moroen; ons mar aber
nI9t Der 6aa. 8ielmebr NOR Der
Odie an Dem Gage i1on fiinf NAL
unteriuht moroen, unO 5tDar Dor Der
GerienOung, BET Der gerlaOung, alf
Der giebrampe unO auf Dem Bieb-
marft. Ser an oas 3ungen5eigen
nun bereits getpobnte O9ie meinte
i%e0enfaas, Der Serr I'M Allto lei ge-
nib elm &bieror5t un0 ltredte oesbalb
Dem Serrn Doctor Die 8unge beral1s.
gtein, 10 elm Shiel
Washington Journal., 1911-12-16
RbeinIanS.

Som Nm Der bieiieen Timber
fiat fin0 gegenwdrtis immotritulirt
4077 StuoierenOe, Oarunter 259
Srauen. 0aOOn geboren an: Der fa-
tbolI1.tbeologri1en 6afuItdt $40,
Der ebanseIiid-tbeoIogiiden 6ofuI.
tat So, Der iuriItiiden SofuItGt 1856
0Gnner unO cine Srou, ser meoBini-
I@en GGfuIt1t 546 gi1nner uno %
Gratsen uno Der pbiloiopbiihen ga
fuItGt 1881 WGnrer unS go 6rauen.
bIiden Die bruDe Suitine itebt I'M.
unterbIohen i'm Dienite Der &entier-
fomiIie NenteI.
Riefenburg.-Sn @ieienftrdl
BEL Rieienburs fano bic feierIihe
g%inpeibung Oes nererbouten 4irh.
tburmes ourd Serrn GenernI-Su pe-
ri~ntenOenten &einbaro aus Donaig
ltott.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-16
@eRfaIeu.

Bodum. @eb. &ommer6ien-
roth gernboro 8oure lit i'm Sitter
BON ga Sobren ~geItorben.
Serten.-9 ie Bo1umer Strdf-
fommer perurtbeiIte ben @emiiie-
bGnoler Seinri9 SnerIe bon $erteu
tpegen nieOerbolt riidfGuigen DEB
fables elmer Tferoeoede gu ] Sabr
@efdnenis.
Ramen.- 9ur1 Stur3 bon Ell
ner Greppe fam Der Wourer Soiei
Ilod gu CODE.
6I0famen. - Bel Der @e'
meinoeratbsipobl nuroe in Der 3
Ibtbeilune Der bon i~o8ioIOemotroti'
ider Seite aufgeiteIlte 8ergmonr
grnit @ittfugeI nit % Stimmen &c
tpGbIt w1brenO iein @egenfonOt6ut
Der 2anOtpirt SD. Hottboft MIR 81
Stimmen erbieIt.
@erne. - Sn Der Rnht berlin'
eIiidte n1tf 3ede @erne Der Ieotgt
@1lepper 9einri1 @einbOIO aus
@benfamp ourA bereinbrehen6e &c
iteinsmoIien.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-16
@ranNenbnra.

@u1boIs.-4uf Der GUIDE mad
@ronoitiftern lift Die @emeinoeber.
DoItung oes Dorfes 8uAboIa. 9ort
fin0 IN letter 8eit mebrfnA 8rGnOe
boreetommen, 0eren uriahe n;
9ranoftiftune eefeben miro. 9ie @e-
meinoeberpnItung bat 200 Wet. Be.
Iobnung fir bic GrmitteIung Der
8rdnoftifter nuseefest.
groffen.-Dem areisboten Ri.
GorO Bening 0l @roiien a. .. lit bic
M~ettungsmeOoine am Banoe nerIie'
ZEN tDorben.
GinferpnI6e. - Bel Der
Staotneroroneten . B1bI unterlagen
Bic bon Der biirgerlihen Bartet onf.
geIteGten @onoi6oten in Der 8. Dabl.
tIoIIe. Gs fiegten bic ber0en iodtaloe.
mofrotii9en aonOi6nten nit 6uet
DrttteI Der obeeeebenen StimmerI.
Wieoer tpor bic 2dilbeit Der burger.
Ii6en @GbIer 6arnn ihuIO. Bon
1879 @Gblern tpnren nur 734 our
Wabl erfhienen. Die So8ialoemo-
fratie mar ponoGblie ongetreten.
StIberberg.-lu Der @baui-
fee unDeit bon Silberberg muroe Der
@utsbeIiser Rernein, 6eilen Bteroe
ourhgingen, bonn Bneen gei6leuoert,
~iiberfobren unO elm sroBes Stiif &C.
idIeift. @etn 3uItanO lit beoenflih
GriebeI.-Sier bat infolge Der
26ifiofeit Der biirgerlihen 81hler IN
Ser Observation-Disclosures Der 90.
5ioIoemofrot oefiegt. Bon 249 EN-
geIdriebenen 8GbIern Der 8. Abtbet'
luna iibten iii ibr 8abIreAt aus
gs entfielen 40 @timmen an ben
aonoioaten Der biirgerlihen Barter
uno 81 auf ben So8ialoemotrater.
Cine 5timme lpor 8eriplittert.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-16
pOfna3ri@hn
=. aus Dem -
1ltea DaterlanOt.
SsRsn.@akan.

aofieI. = Der arbeiter Soban.
mes 5ebr aus grumbod begging iein
25-iGbriges Grbeitsiubil6um BEL Der
6irmu N. 0ppenbeim II. Sobne,
gohe-2eoer.6obrif RoIieI.
gfhpege. = Ger friibere Sc.
0erfobrifont Hentner Gbriitop6 Brill
feierte nit ieiner Satin oos IeItene
Set Der %goIoenen Sod3eit. aus sic.
fem GnloB purOen Dem gbepoor bon
nab un6 fern 5abIrei6e aufmerfiom-
teiten ertpieien.
@ersfelo. - &c brad in Der
@utermutbihen Birtihoft 5u Set.
tenboufen 6euer aus, benz 18 Sc.
b6u0e gum Spfer fieIen.
Sombere.- SSn Der QuIo oes
bieitgen 9ebrerieminars bat Die Gin.
fiibrung unieres neuen SeminorOi.
rettOrs Germ Sod in feierIider @eiit
ourd Serrn Yrouin5ialihuIrnt 3eiit
aus aoiieI ItottgefunOsn.
% ortburg. - Sn @ermete III
6err Bforrer Baton pI0tIi6 per.
ihie0en, nadoem er in gei1tiger un1
fOrperli6er Stride ben @ottesoienIt
oeboIten Bat.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-16
TUien.

@neien. - Qebrer 9uube aus
aItlee, ser. 8oiensBeit bat Oas 27O
Moreen groBe @ut oes peritorbenen
2anotpirts auguit Bia IN Satnie'
mic ermorben.
Rrotof9in. - Sci ben StaOt.
DerorOnetenmablen iiegten in allen
6rei Abteilungen Die Oeutihen &an-
bi6oten. Sc mur0en gep6blt: in Der
oritten Mbteilung Der Baumeiiter
tleberIe un0 @6loHermeiiter SOniH.
in Der opeiten Ibteilun9 Wolferei-
Oireftor Stir, &ouimnnn ShleiIn.
ger un0 Bbotoeropb 2oreno, in Der
eriten Mbteilunq Sfenfabrifani
M0ui6. Gauimnnn 2owp un0 Saul
mann Bilbelm.
a 9ier nur0e IN Dem
observation-disclosures cine 6rouen'
turnoereinieune 2iiia ms 9e6en &C.
ruien. Die Ierinmmlune, Die Der
@riinoung bornuseing, mar iebr gui
beiudt. Die Sdeune oes 9ano,
nirtbs B~ieordpnsti in SaoIe cling II
Glammen ouf. S6mmtliAe BARN
befin0lide Grnteporr6tbe uno Strof
iotpie cine D~refhmoidine nurben
bon benz Geuer cernidtet.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-16

vorItb. Su Der Staotuer.
cronetenIieung Duroen su Yrnnln-
acknowledgements Dberpur'
germeiiter SnaD. StaOtperOroneten
Doriteber Suiti5rotb ROtb uno Sberli
a. 9. Reimer eetDdblt.
Sirihbere.- Bei ben Stnot'
beroronetenmablen in Der oritten
NbteiIung uuroen oie fiinf freiiin-
nieen RunOioaten eesen bic 2fite Der
rehten 8orteien unO gegen Die S1lts
Der So3inl0emofroten eeDablt.
Sauer. - SSn Brnusnis nurOe
6os neue ShuIbaus mir bic eOonge-
Ii1he ShuIe %eiugeDeibt.
9eobf6i 3. - Bel ben Stoot'
peroronetenmablen Der 3. uu0 2. Ab.
t6eilung wuroen Die pom Centrum
oufgeItenteu 4on0i0oten geD1bIt, oo
onoere RanOiOoten niht ~onTgelteli
moroen moren.
Rrimfenou. Ser Trnpere
ber3oalihe @eneroIOireftcr Soirni
Suren, @brenburger Der Stooi
Brimfenou, lift i'm NIter bon 73 Sab
rem tn Bern %geitorben.
Rattbor. n @S iiel nuf benz
biefigen gobnboie Der 26i6brise Ie-
bige Silsidaffner TebeI bin, als er
einen @iterSug belteisen Doate,
tDur0e iiberfabren un0 setO0tet.
Gagan. - Sn Der Stootueroro'
neteniibung tuur6e Der neugewGblte
Stootrot Shonfneht in leiu Gmi
eineefiibrt.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-16
aSniareid sa6ien.

Dresoen.-@ine lnertennlneS.
urfunoe DerIieb Die &onOeIstommer
Dresden Dem 0ertreter Srn. 2otbdr
Gimmroth BEL Der 20btouer Sprit-
fnbrif Grone II. &oefer in Dresden
fir %25idbriae 9bdtisfeit bel oieiel
5irma.
it.-Dos pieri6brige
Rino oes Sousbeiisers Slider fiel in
cine nit Baiier gefiinte Soune unS
ertranf BARN.
D0bLen.-Sn Der NaHt lit in
ben Siemensihen @Iosfabriten Der
berbeiratbete. aus OeiterreiH ge6iir-
tiae Mrbeiter @eMael 3obe Dermutb.
lid infoIee orsgeitr0mter @asoGmpfs
eritidt.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-16

9tnop Carnegie, Der S9ottl6noer,
Del6er nun aud in Der Etnte iist
bat wieoer ge8eigt, pel6es Settles
&inO er lit. 8or Sobren mafte er
cine Stiftung gu guniten BON Timber.
ittdtsprofeiioretL pel1e % Sabre
lang Der amerifnnii1en Sugeno Die
bobere 8iloung bei3ubrineen Der-
iu9t batten. @ouperneur @ooorom
@illon, friiber Yrdiioent Der uniber-
iitGt Nrinceton uno uripriingli6 Mit-
! glieo Der neutrality-suspicious. Der
Carnegie Stiftung, mar gu ben Be
nefi8en Der Stiftitng bere9tigt. Sci
ne AppIifation lit ieoo9 pom ieinem
ebemaligen &ouegen in Der 8erpol-
tungsbeb0roe i6roff 5uriidgewieien
mor0en unO ieoenfaas auf Anoro-
nung Oes Stifters ielbit. 8arum?
@eil @ouberneur 8ilion Dem &otbe-
Der Ballet geiagt Bat uno in oemofra-
tii9en areiien cine iebr beoeiitenoe
Hole ipielt unO ipielen miro. @s
fomnlt uns Dor, OILS OBJ Die Carnegie
Stiftun9 nltr fir iol9e BrofeIforen
mie ). 9. SnoleD BON Gale, eriAaffen
murOe. &oolep itebt Gait iebr nabe.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-16

SIS lit bobe 3eit, oaB Der Con-
greB, Die 5Diibenltaatli1e 9an0els-
GommtIiion ODER Urgent cine anoere
@utorit6t ben rGllberii1en grpreB-
@eieui6aften oas &anoperf legt.
gta9 ibrer eigenen Susiage peroie-
men iie 40 8roaent auf ibr i'm @e-
i6dft a%ngelegtes Capital. 9a aber
ibr Capital gum groBten Sbeile aus
Dem reiniten n@aiier~ beltebt, 10 wer-
ben iie mobI ITO Bro5ent idbrli9 ner-
oienen. Cine I'M @etpi9t bei9r1nf-
tie Yatetpoit miro bonn @olfe per-
Iangt uno lit nltr nod cine Srage Der
s3eit. SIN alten Baterlan0e befor-
bert Die Yolt fat oles uno ons bat
ie ipeoer ben @iienbabnen, nod ben
&auflerten oif Dem 2on0e gei6ooet,
mie bier befiir1tet miro. Der Der-
Itorbene republtfanii9e .enfp Boil"
BON Nen Oorf, Com. YIatt, mar Yr6-
Iioent Der .l1niteO States @rpreB
Co. uno oa oiele ale @eIoer Snfel
Cams b%ef0roert, lit es fein @unoer,
Dab Blott Milionen binterlieB.
Die in ser SEEM gorfer @an Ctr.
baulenoen uro combinirten SinanS-
~intrefien molten Die BON Dem iebr an-
rii6igen @r-Senator Ml0ri6 ausge-
beetle 8onfbil ol1r6 oieien GongreB
forciren uno lolte es elm BOAR Wfiai-
omen foiten. Gin &eptilienfono bon
elmer Minion liegt i6on 3u Oieiem
3mede in elmer 8anf in YbilaOel.
pbio ul0 ioG unter Die GongreBleute
pertbeilt meroen. Ser &epublifaner
Ilori6 NOR lange gerug I'M Gongreb
nm feline IS appenbeimer 81 fennen.
.gr miro piiien. Der aus oieiem 6ono
qefiittert meroen fam. Die Demo-
froten boben aber ibre Iu9en often
unO Oie Sadie mag iebr f6ief geben,
Ielblt ipenn 8ruoer Gait elm gutes
@ort fir Al0ri1, &odefeler, Sobn
.&. Morgan unO SO. einlegen iollte.
0as bette acknowledgement fir
oas omerifaniIde @olf i'm n1hiten
Sabre p1re elm oenofratiiher Brd-
iioent.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-16
edIeKen.

MItger8borf. = gs brad in
benz @obngeb1uOe 6es MiibIenbe.
fisers 2in0entbal i'm Alteers0ori
Teuer aus, wel9es Ons @obnge-
6GuOe unb cine erSBere Mense Mebl.
tuaA RLeieperr6tbe eindi&erte.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-16
NOIittfbes.

Der famoie General : NnpaIt
8idersbams friiber in 9ieniten Oes
&rults, leiOet an tempor6rer @aitrt-
It's. &ein @unOer. Die Diners Der
8au StraBe Ntagnaten boben ibm
Den Wiagen ~peroorben uHo Die magere
pOlitii6e Scott i'm @eiBen Sauie lit
ME uab leinem @ei6made %getueien.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-16

Spre9er Champ glarf lit Die Cen
tralfigur I'M gegeniD6rtigen Con-
grelie. @r gibt Den 9emofraten fol-
genOen gltten &nt nRomnt dulam.
men unO bleibt %5ulammen~. @enn
Die 0emofroten I'M Capitol i'm 2oltfe
0ieies 8inters oieIen gfotb befoIeen,
10 miro Der nddite Yr1lioent elm 0e-
mofrat ieiu uto belize 3peige oes SO.
Gongrelies neroen cine oemofratii9e
Wfebrbeit boben.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-16

Die 9rMdtrei Oes r@aihimgtOn
SSDmrnnI" liefert prompt 0rndarbei.
ten in engliIder Tutuie ana n bent-
i6er GpraMe. Mene SHpeR, nene @er-
luaLtMna, prOmpte We0ieRMMa.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-16
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