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The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-07-07
Russian Thistles as Stock
Food

Much has been said of late re-
garding the use of the Russian
thistle for stock food. The fol-
lowing is a testimonial of a Raw
Inns county, Kansas farmer regard
ing his experience with the Russian
thistle as a profitable hay crop.
Russian thistles have grown on
the same land in this neighbour
hood in considerable quantities six
or seven years, although they
have not been regarded as of value
for feeding purposes until two or
three years ago. We had former
~ noticed cattle eating with ap-
parent relish the few thistles that
happened to be in sorghum or
other feed, but necessity first IN
duced US to make hay of them in
a year when dry weather and in
sect pests gave them decided adj
vantage in sixty-acre field of
bottom" land sowed to wheat the
fall previous, but which did not
come up until spring, and made
such slow progress that the thist-
les got the better start.
Thistles. wheat and sunhowers
grew together on this land. Grass
hoppers cut the heads of the
wheat, and insects killed the sun
flowers; hence there were left
wheat straw and thistles, which
stood about three feet high, and
covered the ground very densely.
As there was a scarcity of other
feed, we cut the entire sixty acres,
and while we could scarcely say
how many tons of hay it produced
the, yield made several ricks on
which 200 head of cattle were
practically wintered. We also had
some bright sorghum hay, but it
was not relished, and the cattle
would invariably leave it for the
thistles. We also had alfalfa,
which was stacked together with
an equal quantity of thistle hay,
and when fed the cattle made no
distinction between them, both be-
ing eaten up clean. We have used
Russian thistles for four years as
hay, which usually Is nothing but
thistIes. We cut once season,
about the time the plants blossom,
let lie a day., then rake in wind
rows, and stack. When properly
cured, the hay is dark brown and
very brittle. 1t is nutritious and
fattening. Cattle and sheep seem
to care more than other stock for
it, and is better for cattle than
sorghum. The young plants af-
ford most excellent grazing, and
are greedily eaten by live stock,
but when hay is desired they
should not be grazed previous to
cutting. Neither cutting with
mower nor close pasturing will
straightway kill these thistles, but
if such practices are continued
they will voluntarily die out in
three or four years if the ground
is not disked or cultivated. There
is, however plenty of seed to pro-
duce an abundance of thistles,
especially if the neighbours land is
also invested, although cutting for
hay sometimes prevents the plants
seeding. In 1901 we harvested
sixty acres, securing about $50
tons of hay. Wherever thistles
appear we would advise their use.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-07-07
For Sale

A limited number of White
House Pantries to be sold in Lib
eral at 81. 80 cash down, balance
$l.00 yer week for sixteen weeks.
No interest. Write or see U. j.
Warren, Guymon, Okla.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-07-07

She--The submarine boats were
very successful in the japanese and
Russian war.
He-Yes, and I'm very much
afraid it will lead to a revival of
the tank drama this season.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-07-07
For Sale

A span of young black mules,
weight about 2200. Terms.
j. j. CALVERT,
6.26-tf Liberal, Kans.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-07-07
$4,000 Reward.

| will pay the above reward for
the arrest and conviction of any
person or persons illegally hand
ling, driving off and disposing of
tcor buhering any of my stock.
9. VI. LIGHT,
Liberal, Kansas
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-07-07

Remember the Palace Cleaners,
all work guaranteed. East side
Kansas Avenue. IF.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-07-07

The Photoplay is the real popu-
lar place these days for those who
like moving pictures.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-07-07

Insure your crops against hail.
We represent good companies.
Ellsaesser & Henry.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-07-07

Entered as second-class matter January 9,
1911. at the post office at Liberal, Kansas
under the Act of March 8, 1879.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-07-07

"There's so much good in the worst
of us, and there's so much bad in the
best of us, thatit doesn't behoove any
of us to speak i'll of the rest Of us.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-12-14
Headquarters for Christmas Candies

SCOTS Best High Patent Flour
IS. per barrel, at Cash Grocery.
FOR SALE-Feather bed and pill
lows. Mrs. ]. b. DeClark. Stf.
A cartload of chocolates for 10
cents at THE FAIR,
For light draying and general
delivery, call up r. F. Thomas, phon
74black. Office at Pastime Cigar
Store
The primary department. of the
l.. d. S. church will give entertain
ment at the church on Thursday
December 81, at s o'clock. Ad-
mission 10cents.
II is three thousand miles from
ocean to ocean, and rock road
eosts $4,000 a mile. That would
mean Is million dollars for a road
across the continent. A good bat
tie ship costs that much. Why
not cut out one battle ship and build
the road?
All Emmett High school pupils
will be admitted this evening to
the Eugene Wood lecture by COM
plimentary ticket and those not
already supplied will receive one
by calling at the ticket window
and making the fact known. Thos.
j. Coonrod.
You will find that druggists every
where speak well of Chamberlain
Cough Remedy. They know from
long experience in the sale of it tina
in cases of coughs and colds it can
always be depended upon, and
that it is pleasant and safe to take.
For sale by all dealers.
We wish to call your attention to
the fact that most infectious dis
eases such as whooping cough, dip
iberia and scarlet fever are con-
tracted when the child has a cold,
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy will
quickly cure a cold and greatly les
sen the danger of contracting these
diseases. This remedy is famous
for its cures of colds. 1t contains
no opium or other narcotic and
may be given to a child with i'm
plicit confidence. Sold by all dealers
None Such Mince Meat at Reillys
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-12-14

oil the Cash
ELL
and children that Furnishings
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-12-14
EMMETT NEWS.
,asters at THE FAIR.

H.
Roasters at THE FAIR.
Fresh oysters at the Cash CARO-
Gerry.
Flour, graham and germella a
Cronk's..
A wheelbarrow full of kisses fo
10 cents at THE FAIR.
DR.. N. B. Barnes is in Oklahoma
and will be absent until Christmas
DR.. r. II. Greene went to Wei
ser on Tuesday to look after his
business interests there.
sherman King, owner of a quar-
ter section of land on the bench,
was over from Boise on Tuesday.
Handmade handkerchiefs, beauti-
fully embroidered, will prove ac-
ceptable gifts TO your friends. Wis
IL the Baptist bazaar Saturday.
John Fitzpatrick, the jeweler,
on Monday moved his stock of good
from the Stanley building into the
building just vacated by the Vogue
Millinery store.
William Shepherd, a nephew of
Mrs. Jack Little, left Monday
for Red Deer, in Alberta, Canada,
where he will engage In farming.
He was born and raised near ola.
Having sold my transfer business,
] desire TO close my book ac-
counts and request all those in
debted to me TO call and settle at
once J. o. Plat.
Joseph Hanson OF Emmett has
made homestead filing upon 154
acres as follows lots and 2,
northeast quarter Of northwest
quarter, section 49, lot 4 sec
ton IS, township s north, range
/ west; 15402 acres.
Leroy Myers, who has been
working on the Idaho Northern with
the culvert building gang. is in
town this week getting his town
residence ready for the return of
Mrs. Myers from Sweet, where
she has been in charge of the Wood
hotel. Her lease expires Decem-
Der %.
There Is no need for clocks on
the Aegean Sea any day when the
sun is shining. There Nature has
arranged her only timepiece, one
that does not vary though the
centuries pass. This natural time
marker is the largest sun dial in
the world. Projecting into the blue
waters of the sea is a large pro-
montory which lifts its head three
thousand feet above the waves. As
the sun swings round, the pointed
shadow of the mountain touches
one after the other, a number o
siAaii islands, which are at exact
distances apart and act as hour
marks on the great dial.
Seneca poultry and stock RENE
lies at Cronks..
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-12-14
See Cronk for wood.
SCOTS Best High Patent Flour
So. per barrel, at Cash Grocery.

Sundays Statesman contained pic
lures of % of Boises mayors. A
mong the number is that of our
Charles p. Bilderback, whose
term of office extended from 1881
to 1888. Since coming to Emmett
he has been elected mayor several
times and his administrations have
been very successful and business
like. Not one of his friends who
have seen the picture of him in
the Statesman were able to trace
a resemblance to his present APP
pearance. But though time has
been busy Transforming his physi-
cal appearance, his heart is as
young as it ever was and he is
enjoying the good things of life
with as much zest as ever.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-12-14
Fresh oysters at the Cash Gro

Fresh oysters at the Cash Gre
Gerry.
Xmas presents of all kinds a
THE FAIR.
Victor and Edison photograph
at Emmett Pharmacy.
SCOTS Best High Patent Flou
So. per barrel, at Cash Grocery.
| Il. f. Hampton, the Nampa lun
Der merchant, was an Emmett Wis
ftor yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hawthorn re
turned Friday from a visit OF
two weeks with relatives at Wei
ser and Ontario.
f. S. Moore of the Forestry Of
flee and family left Tuesday for
his home at Ashland, ore, to
spend the holidays.
FOR SALE-About six dozen hens
and pullets at $425 a dozen A.
f. James, on the old Vickers' place
east of town 10-2tp.
The ladies of the Presbyter-
ian church will hold their an
nual Christmas bazaar and cooked
food sale at DeClark's real es-
tate office, Saturday, December 8.
A. NJ. Huycke of the Idaho Or
chard Co., was in town few hours
on Tuesday. He reports The out
look bright for a big immigration
to this section next year.
If you are troubled with chronic
constipation, the mild and gentle
effect ofChamberlain'sTablets makes
hem especially suited to your case.
For sale by all dealers.
Have you one of those little book
AT Home with the Kodak" that
tells you how to get the most out
IF your kodak? If not, call al
Il. T. Davis drug store for one.
Nels c. Nelson has sold his
3ramwell ranch to a Mr.. Dastrup
If Utah and he and his family will
cave in short time for southern
Utah to locate. They will be
missed not only from the Bran
we'll country, but also from the val
ey.
George Zimmerman was in Ida
10 City last week, appearing as
Lttorney for Bird Basye and f.
Ioonrod of VanWyck, who were
harged with robbery by sheep
Ierder named Purcell. A verdict
# mot guilty" was given.
J. II. Cronk left Tuesday for
)rd, Neb,, in response to mes
age informing him of the criti-
al condition of his father, who
5 so years of age and one o. the
ioneers of that section. No hope
/, held out for his recovery.
Mr.. McNutt, a contractor on the
daho Northern extension who
'as compelled to quit work by the
old weather, moved his outfit to
on Sunday, having Sc
ured grading contract on the
oise Valley electric being built
'om Nampa to Caldwell.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-12-14
VIII Destroy Town,

The building of the big dam
at American Falls for the Bruneau
project, which is now assured,
will submerge that entire town
and new town will be built on the
shore of the lake to be created. The
cost to the promoters of the pro-
ject in wiping out this town will be
between 100000 and $500, 900.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-12-14
Home Made Baking Powder.

H. P. Fishburn, assistant chem
list at the state university, has sent
out a recipe for making home
made baking powder, which he
says is cheap and pure. Here it
is: Cream of tartar, o., bak-
ing soda, a o., corn starch, 3
OF. Use only one ounce of corn
starch for a quick acting powder"
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-12-14
day, January l, 1912, at City Hall,
at 2 O'Clock p. m.
JOHN B. DAVIS,
Secretary.
Manted EurA

Highest cash price paid for
all other furs in good condition.
Inquire at Sasser ranch, east
of town. 10 2tp
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-12-14
Broken Toe.

Jesse Meyer had one of his big
voes badly mashed this afternoon
while unloading stee railroad rails
at the warehouse. One of the
ais fell on his toe,
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-12-14
Annual Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that the
annual meeting of the Sand Hollow
Ditch Company will be held on Mon.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-12-14

News contest, being awarded a
gold watch. She received a total
Of 656,045 votes.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-12-14
Emmett Girl Wins Prize.

Miss Delilah Newly was among
the prize winners in the Capital
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-12-14
Butter wrappers at The Index.

Children like to take DR.. Miles Lax
alive Tablets.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-11
9te SreusI pnm Trtpnlis.

@enn aud rlir Elm gang geringei
Yro3entIos Der onsebIi@en @rat.
fomfeiten, Del1e Die itolienilher
9ruppep in Eripolis gegen Die Dor
tige e~inge6orene 8eDolferung be-
gnngen BADEN ioaen Der WirtliAfeif
entfpridt, 10 miiBte, fpie man pobl
onnebmen Iolte, 6ieie srt Der Rriegs
fiibrung bie Gntriitung Der geinmm'
ten cipiliIirten Welt gu einem Bpo-
teIt . Sturm einen. Sod nber Bot
man, obgeieben BON ben bluttriefen,
ben S1iloeruneen u~erein5elter
&riegs . &orreiponoenten, bon e.
mem iOIden groteit ni6ts ge6Ort.
Nu6 iiber ben ielisen @eiiIOen Der
unentpegt Grieofertigen Die iid bod
IonIt idon fir 59ieOsgeridts-8 Der
TRACE uno Aaerpelt : 6reunoihnf.
mii0e idreien, Iiegt tiefes SHmeigen.
llno Ole griiberiHnft Der 9brnien-
Washington Journal., 1911-11-11
NeberaA Fprtf3rttt.

Gie National- AiiembID (o0er Der
faiierIihe Senat = oieies gm6rpo-
Ynrlament gbinas unter DEM 10
Sobr-fegime oes taiierli9en gbino),
lpel9e am %. .. Wlts. oie atpeite Sal
ion erOffnet, formuIirte 5unnererIt
8or0erungen fir i~o5iale &o-
form. Nm 5. b. 90. idon puroe
5beng 9iuan Sal, Ser Minifter fir
YoIt- uno 8erfebrsneien, in AnfLn-
ge5uitnno oeriest, tpagen Ieiner Wit-
bilfe, toiIerIi9e &ontroue iiber Die
giienbabnen gu erLangen. Die Sic
gierune 9ob Helm BEL unO oerobi9ie.
rete Sbeng; oesglei9en muroegbing,
Der tniierli9e Prin3, Dor cine Inter
Iufungsfommiiiion eeIooen (Gbing
mar 0orIisenoer oes &abinets). @ei-
ter gub Die &eaierung nod, in0em lie
Guam Sbi 4oi ben Sh0pfer Der mo-
Oernen hineIii9en 4rmee. tpieoer 3li-
riidberief. Gieier Maonn tit, tpie
man lngt, Der fGbiglte Monn in Obi.
ma; ibm tpuroen ole ariegs. uni
6rieoensoperntionet unterIteut. Nm
%. %. 30. IteIten Die 10000 Weonn,
Die 2. Armee oes Onngtie.6 eI0jugs
in Befing, bic ALTERNATIVE, entrpeOer
poait1nOige tOnititutionelle &egie-
rltng Su saruntiren, ODER zines sLn.
griffs auf pefine e%erudrtis gu fem.
Die Sectional NliembID betpiniete Die
5oroeruneen in 9ebeimer Sisune
rno u~nterbreitete Johann oieieI6en in
6orm eiens Memorinl an ben Sic.
genten. GoIgenOes finO Die GuuOe-
rungen, Oie eemiB peiteebenO iinO
unumIGrdnfte Wonft 0es Harla.
ments, bic aonititution 5u reOiOi-
rem. Die Mrmee (GonO- urO See
moft) bari uiHt au interuen 8pe'
Washington Journal., 1911-11-11

Cine ~uuserIeiene @eieni 6aft
mar am Sumitus in Der AuIa oeI
gerIiner untDeriitdt O%erlommeIt, ala
ser neue RooieDelt : BrofeIior, Or.
9auI Reini6, 9O5ent Oes Stoats'
uno 80Iferre9ts an Der uniDeriitdi
BON BisconIin, BORT aIs austaui1'
grOfeIOr feline Notwithstanding
belt. aaiier @iIbelm, Der gum er.
IieumaI bel elmer @elegenbeit Oieiel
Dirt febIte, par Our1 ieinen piertdl'
teIten Sobn, ben Brin3en Auguli
8fl6elm, Goftor Der S%taatspiiien.
idoften, Dertreten. OF. &einid iprat
in por3iigliGem Deutid iiber: Der
neue 9ottonnIismus in en8ereinig
ten Stnnten",
Washington Journal., 1911-11-11

den per1DanOt tperoen. obne 8uitim-
mung oes BarIaments.
Ger aaiier Snrf ntdt mebr obiOIu-
te Iodt beHsen iiber SebeH unOEOO.
8egnaSiguus fir politiiHe Ser
hannte.
Sin DerunttpOrtIi6es &abinet mid
einem bonn Barlament sem6blten
@orIiser @remier).
Nitglieoer oes f0nieIihen Souies
limb nidt tpGbIbor fir oas Robinet.
DDS 8urlament ntmmt Ebeil an
ser 0odt, 5rieOen III idIieBen, uni
fat nueiniges Redt, Oas Budget felt
5uiteIlen.
Der Sbron bat fernerbin teinC
Ma6t, 5teuern aus5uidreibeu, aus.
genommen es lei oenn, oaB iolhe
MaBnobmen nom Yarlnment eutJe,
beiBen limo.
Seine grnennung bon Wtitglieoerr
Oes Oberbauies Oes YnrIoments 6is
81 Der 3eit, mann Die &eformen
Ebatiafe ~geporoen iinO; ferner miro
beItimmt OoB Die armee, 2anO- UNI
Seebeer oo1bere9tigt iein iou, OH
BEN aiisbou Oieier &eformen, Der
@eItaltung Oes neuen Heihspeiens
tbeil5unebmen.
Dies iiHO geipiB DeitgebenOe 5or-
6erungen, Die iammt uno ionOers
ben mooernen 3eitseiit atbmen.
g8enn China 10 fortihreitet, miro es
BALD in Der 5amiIienrunoe Der 3iDiIi-
lirten Boiler eintreten. g.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-11
9te 9temstaesmahIem.

4us Dem Ausiaa Der @ouoer.
neursmablen, Die Inm DtenItag IN
mebreren 5toaten ubgebalten muir
Den - in Den meiiten 6aaen BAN
bette es lih ni1t UNI Staats-, JON
bern Inn 2ofallDoblen, fnnn Die re-
p1ublifanii1e Bartei nidt Diel 9off'
nung fIr oos na9lte Sabr ablelten.
Wtollntul1etts bat leinen Democrats
iben @ouperneur Sob ~rpieOerge
pablt. 4ralioent Gaft bot inter BE
ieitigung tornteaer SApierlgteiten
iein 4sablreht in ieiner Setntatb
Cincinnati ~auS5eIbt, muBte ODER err
leben, OaB jetne 8aterlhaOt, cine
Sotburg Der Yartei, einen oemo'
tratllnen 8irgermeilter mablte. Sn
Wtallatulletts bate @ouOerneur SOB
Die 1ariTTpa9e gum Snnpt Sllue
genpad)t, er mar auBer0em fiir Sin.
tommeniteuer, iowie fir SnitiotiOe
utuo &elerenoum eingetreten UNI
wuroe nuf oielem roOifolen Bro-
granlm nit nod groBerer W1ebrbeii
gep1blt als nor 5pei Sa6ren. Sen
tudp bat ebenfals tpieOer einen De
mofratiiden @ouuerneur gerpablt,
6dgegen lit in MarDlanO oes frube-
rem Senators @ormon So6n ais
@~ouDerneurs : Ranoioat unterIegen,
tuie es iteint, aus norpiegenO per
lonIiden @rinoen. Bon ben beioen
neuen 5taoten bot Seem Weegico
mioer grparten, cine feline republi-
fnnilte Mebrbeit geltefert.
DeutIiter 5eigt lt9 Die Stimmung
eegen Die repu6litunii6e Sod5oll,
&oIitif l6ei einigen griasfDa6Ien in
JOINT Ibart republifanii4en @ongreB-
9iItriften. 80 muroe i'm 5Deiterl
OiItrift bon &onias felt Meni9en-
geoenten gum eriten Wiale elm Be
mofrot in ben &ongreB getDdblt. Del
brittle 3iItrift BON Nebuosfa, in
/. elhem 1910 Der berltorbene Sic
pr1ientant 2atta peruoge ieiner per
i0nIihen 8eLiebtbeit als 0emofrai
gerpGblt morOen mar, wG9lte ols
6eiien GodfOl5er init mod groBerer
Mebrbeit o6ermals einen Demofra.
ten uno in Dem eriten GiItrift uoll
gep SerieD, mo Der Oe%ritorbene ab-
~georonete 2ouoenslager Dor einenl
Sabre nit 10000 Stimmen Wfoiori-
tat getpGbIt noroen NOR, i9Iiipfte
BEL Der griabmabl Der Republicans
ide Ranoioat geraoe nod ourh.
8emertensnertb iino Die grfolge.
mel6e Die aufitreben6e io3iaIiitiide
9ortei bel ben 2ofalmubIen an
Dienitag in SbenectaOp, g. g., unr
in mebreren MittelitdOten Oes Staa.
tes Ohio oaboneetragen.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-11

- Nun taudt aud auBerbalb Obi
mas an anoerer Gtene in Aiien oas
ariegsgeIpenft auf. Ser ruiii1e
@eIonote in Eeberan iiberrei9te am
Montag Der perfii9en &egierung elm
ltltimatum, tpona1 &uBlano Die i'm
gsoroen Ieriiens ans fafpiide Meer
gren5enoen 9ropin5en @bilan uno
Ma8anoeron beieBen miro, tpenn Der
perIiiGe Wlinifter oes gIustpdrtigen
ni6t tuegen Der benz ruiiii9en 8i8e-
fonIul gelegentli1 Der 8eidIagnob.
me Beg Gigentbums Sbua-gs.S uI-
toneb, zines @ruoers oes friiberen
S9abs bon HerlierL angetbanen Be
Ieioigung Nbbitte ~leiltet, ben S9ns-
ANTS. @eroormen berobi1ieOet uno
Die perIii9en Roiofen5 pel6e friiber
oos S6asamt betpahten, tpie6er an
IteIt. Die periiide &~egieriing be-
f6IoB obne peiteres Die ruiiiiden
Soroerungen ni9t gu betpiIIigen.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-11
Sd. @oofer s. @oihinatOn. Bel

- Or. Boofer 6. Wa1blngton, Der
befonnte Neger : 8dougog, bot in
Ser &Iogeia6e gegen ben @eiBen
Senrp q. nIri9, bon Dem er i'm
Mdr8 oieies Sabres in Stem gorf se-
priigelt muroe, cine ~geieoerIase err
litten. l1lrid fpurOe am Monta9
bon Der Mnflage zines gngriffs uuf
8aibington freigeiproden. gr bat
tie ben Encouragement Neger oerbau-
en-, neil oieier, nohoem er in Ous
bon l1lri9 bepobnte ~Aportmentbaus
gefommen mar, nngebIi6 UNI iiG
na6 einem ibm befreunoeten anOeren
Mietber um8uieben, iid auf Oeroo9-
tige @eiie benommen unO ourfl
56lllielloder in Oos Snnere bon
3immern gu feben beriu6t butte.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-11

= SIN 8eiiein Ser Mitglieoer oes
Gongrefes purOe am MOntag Sron-
cesco S. @noero, nls @ohfolger De
la 8arros, Der Die 9iide ausgefuut
botte, nodoem Der iest pereiOete
@rdiioent Der Serridoft BON 8orfi-
rio 0ia3 elm Gnoe gemodt bate, in
oaS Amt Oes 9rdiiOenten BON Meri-
TO eingefiibrt.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-11

beIoen erfIGrt beute nod, 6nb @InO-
tones .arnausiprebIiher Gitrte@, Der
Die arIneuier abgeibIadtet unO bic
aIbaneFihen Seimitdtten RieOergs-
6rannt, nit 5euer uuN ShDert aus.
gerottet meroen miiIie.
Nean tanR nobl nnnebmen, 6oB
6o6itens elm tleiuer 9rO5eutias Der
DISQUALIFICATION, nit oepen 8eee.
bung bic StoIiener beIoitet werOen,
mirfIi6 DorsetOmmen lit. SIN 9unoe
Der gIiibenOen Soume uno Der IeH'
5enOen 8unge ihDeift nud Die Bbon-
taiie iOuit toItbIitiger geObadter.
Man fennt 5uoem aus Der @eiHiHte
Der friiberen Rdmpfe grade geger
Ipober uno 8erber 0as Nufrei5enoe
Der bis 5ur @oauIt e%eIteigerten
@rauiomfeit, tpel9e Die Gbnge6ore.
men uno DEFENDERS bic DeibIide Be
polterung ben @urop1ern gegeniiber
betbGtisen. Die 6ran5oien 6aben,
na9 ben S9iIOerungen our9nus
unporteiii1er uno uninterelirter,
ouf ibpem 8uge mad 5es unter lol'
dem @e6rnu9 Der @ingeboreneil
Iduer az Iei6en gebnbt. Aber aaes
DIES fam Die nngebli4en 8rutnlitd'
rem segen Sreiie, 5ruueu uuO &inOer
Dor SripoIis nift ertIdren.
@s lit Die Aufgnbe uno Die Pflitt
ser itaIienii9en Regierung Der gGn'
gen @eIt gegeniiber uno I'M eigenen
SntereIIe, pole Rlurbeit iiber Die an-
ge6Iiden 8OrgGnge gu ihaffen. Dob
oie StnIiener fi9 Die 8eugen mOgli4it
pom RriegsI9nupLas fern bnlten
mag in Itrntegiiden grDGgungen be-
griinoet fem muB inOeien ben Ser
6oGt tpnfrufen OaB etruos gu Der.
bergen lit. Der itnIienii9e Soloat lit
oIs IoIfer 0urfnus ni9t mutt Der
g9afIoge 6eion6erer 8iIbbeit Be.
6aftet. Die fur1tbnren Shrefen oeS
o6eiiinii9en 6elo5ug8 bat er Ourd-
gema9t obne ro6iat gu meroen.
8enn Dies beute in 9ripoIis Der Gal
iein iolte, 10 tam oies nibt nn Dem
ein5eInen Mann, 10 muB es an Der
2eitung liegen. unO es
miro INNER offenbarer, oaB Die tia.
lieniide Hegierung ben tripoLiboni-
iden 6elO3ug gang obne entipre9en-
be 8orbereitungen begonnen bat.
aber lofert Die Dis5ipIiu
mebr, nls 6as @efibl oes ManneS,
obne Die geei9nete 6iibrung uno
u6ne Die nOtbigen 9orbereitiangen
binnusgeihift gu iein.
AIs 4ltlturtr1ger Fpontet Die Sta
liener nn9Eripolis fommen. alis Der
gernoalGliieung oes 3onOes Ieitens
ser tiirfiifen @ertpaItung boben iie
lid oag cioiliFntoril6e Manoat 3l.
re1tfonitruirt. Seute bebnen Ii9 oa,
no bliabenOe 0aien uno Die $eim-
3ufrie0ener Wenfhen gene.
len Die Oeoe uno Die gertpiiitung,
sic Griimmerbaufen unO Der Ser.
weiungsounit. SIS lit etmns S1red-
Irdes nm ben @nies. 0as ii9 o6er
in EripoIis nbipielt, Dos lift foum
nod Grieg gu nennen.
@enn oag &aager 9ribmnaI iiber.
baupt cine innere Bere9tigung uno
einen prattiihen 8tpef bnt, 10 ion es
6eute feline Stimme erbeben unO Iei.
nes Nmtes tpaIten. 9os nnf9uIoigc
8Iut, peI@es ~sefIofien, unb Ole Ser.
weIae angeridtet, Die tla-
gen Ioilt gerug an.