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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-05-25
YOUTHFUL HEROES
OF the CIVIL WAR
Boy Soldiers VINO Fought in
Americas Great
Rebellion.
LITTLE GLIB AND THE PONY
Drummer Lads Who Possessed tho
Courage OF In C!eer veteranc-
Johnny Clen at Pitts5urs
Landing.
LITTLE Glib AMD THE PONY

Boy heroes We're not rare during the
civil war. and in many cases the boy
contingent proved the flower of q regi-
ment. Yet it is not generally known at
what very tender age boys were. actual
~ allowed to join the army.
Johnny Glenn. the drummer boy o,
Chickamauga, was born in 1851. In
1851, when he was 10 years old, he Of
Tered his services as drummer boy t.
the Third Ohio regiment. He was re-
jected because of his youth. While the
regiment was on its way to the front
Johnny Glen installed himself on the
train and on its arrival in Cincinnati
repeated his offer to the Twenty-third
Michigan. His ~pertinacity was at last
rewarded. He vas enrolled as drum
mer boy n later as a marker"
At the battle of Pittsburg Landing
his drum was smashed by a shell, but it
was at Chickamnuga that he performed
he act of valor which won him his So
briquet. At the close of that memoir
able day the union army fell back tc
Chattanooga. the brigade to which
Johnny belonged being left behind to
guard the position. 1t was soon sur.
rounded by the troops in gray, and a
colonel on horseback dashed forward
and ordered the little fellow to Surren-
der. Instead of obeying the boy raised
his musket and as the colonel pore
down upon him. sword in hand, fired,
and the officer fell dead from his horse
A fierce onslaught followed. Three
balls pierced Johnny's cap on thai day,
Losing. the historian. tells us. He lay
- II dead, n not until the confed.
crates had eased firing n night had
~ did tn VAN IN vr~ F@>kN- IT, - q
way to the union headquarters at Chat
tanooga. He was then created a SER
Geant by General Rosecrans.
On his return to the union lines he
went through other battles in which the
Army of the Cumberland was engaged.
When he was mustered out in 1865. he
went to Indianapolis to attend school.
Genera Grant made him a second lieu.
tenant Of the Twenty-fourth infantry in
1871, and in 1874 he was graduated from
the artillery school at Fort Monroe and
subsequently acted by the appointment
OF the secretary of war as professor OF
military science and tactics at the
Galesburg university. He was created
major n quartermaster In 1895 and
stationed at Atlanta, where he became
exceedingly popular with his southern
neighbOrs and friends.
Some years ago the Wisconsin legfs-
Iature awarded a medal to ]. E. Fran
cisco of Mason City as the youngest
real soldier of the union army during
q late q Such 1t may be said his
friends In Grand Army circles believe
him to have been. Young Francisco
was not a drummer boy, but carried a
tnusket from his enlistment to his mus
stering u He was born November Is.
lslS. At the breaking out Of the war
MS three brothers enlisted and went to
the front. During the f1ratE three years
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-02

Comfy cut Vests l0c.
GU usually pay l5c for
this vest.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-02

simply Taken for Granted.
By Associated Press
Kansas City, Sept / William
SHELTON, a mill hand Of Eureka, Calf,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-10-19
Will This Kind of a Man
Enforce the LaUs?

Mexico 1884, reads as fol-
board pntentu commissioners officer
empe or pcneary Interested in anS
clothing nocesar for the use 81
Interested contract Tor
buildings Kind connected Win
materials such buildings OF IN ans
the o member said board officer or
cmpoy interested midemcano and on con
con shall forfeit interest n
than two thousand
dollars thanv hundred dollars
by the Colorado experts tn"
following conflict with the above:
" No 470 Warrant December 1904 H. o. 'ursum $50
head sheep ''''o
y No. A. warrant 1904 and Mcmillan
''~''V
We md accom- o
No February II. 1901 r. G. Garrett
Mr. Garrett asista
violation Mr. Bur
paid by the thousand dollars.
duties the Now Mexico Is to
SEE FAITHFULLY EXECUTED"
a man w no himself, others to faith
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-10-19
TERRIFIC STORM ON
WEST COAST Of
MEXICO
Serious Damage to Property
But No Loss of Life Reported
From MazatIan.

lBv Morning Journal Special Leased wIre.l
Tuscon, Ariz., oct, lS.--Anothcr
terrific storm has swept the west
coast of Mexico. Eight schooners are
reported ashore at Mdzatan, and the
Frisco" wharf has been severely
damaged.
The Southern Pacific railroad of
Mexico lost all wires at midnight. Up
to that time the gale had been blow
ing for twelve hours.
There is no report OF any loss of
life.
Reports received late late today at
the offices Of the Southern Pacific in
this city were that only one schooner
went ashore, instead of eight as was
flashed just before the wires went
down.
Several washouts are reported on
the southern Pacific line south Of
Mazatlan. The storm. it seems, ex-
tended as far south as Topic.
Wires are working direct into
Cnliacan. capital Of Snol0a. ana no
damage is reported there.
The reports received here confirm
the first statement of damage to the
Frisco pier. There was no loss Of
life.
GuYnas was not affected by the
storm.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-10-19
Reducing the Rate in Terrific
Final Squirt to Get Few HubbeN
Candidates; Last Call Today

In the last final desperate breaking effort to
line ticket before Iubb began cutting the
rate yesterday He selected victims ON
MS knees to come across but there was nothing doing
Yesterday he he already had secured
for the sacrifice, and his Incomes off today
The personally financed his cam.
had cnc on the va
candidates on his ticket He had the
sheriff $4,000 The was to be So GOO
candidate
dent commissioners members and house
candidates contribute
but a gift
Yesterday Don Francisco sought Marshal
him to the nomination. The marshal could have
couldn't see The
he
Nothing doing.
hitting office a desirable
well make substantial
expenses present
his candidacy
Francisco nubc
office
As the the
improbable that wi
and bonus besides will
his ticket.
Pollock and Herman lueer whom the boss relied
add needed responsibility firmly
declined Don Francisco
ming these the board
MCun wanted for school superintendent still keeping Fran
cisco on the anxious probably potato
shocking affairs NJ decent Albuquerque the
There isn't spectable citizen willing to
stands school county
bankruptcy the cinch
nd he is today!
looks
ANONYMOUSLY hanging in mda In the Idle of the campaign
is frantic
a crisis t II the last call
county
who'll be
he candidates
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-10-19
PRESIDENT LIKES
LIFE ON THE
ROAD
DECIDES TO EXTEND
ITINERARY TWO WEEKS
viii Not Reach Washington Ua-
till Middle of November
Special Train Reaches Butte
Today.

tby Morning Journal Special Leased Wire.
ogden. Utah, oct. lS.-PreSident
Tart broke his long journey from Los
Angeles to Butte, Mont. with TWEEN
ty-fiye minutes stop in this city late
today. After leaving he made addi-
tional stops at Brigham City and
Logan.
The presidential schedule went TO
smash today Tor the first time since
the washouts encountered in Kansas
end Nebraska two weeks ago ana il
will he 10 o'clock tomorrow instead of
: when the president reaches Butte.
Unexpected stops In southern Callfor-
mia yesterday afternoon first threw
the schedule off Then followed a
misiap 10 one OF the engines pulling
the train through the deserts last
night. causing q delay which could
not be made no despite some very
fas, travelling through the hills and
the sagebrush Of southwestern Utah.
Governor Spry and Senator Smoot
of Utah accompanied by Colonel u.
G. Jackling of Salt Lake City, met the
president nj tho Utah line this morn
ing and went as far az Logan with
him tonight. With no scheduled
stops up to 3;20 this afternoon. the
day was one of the most uncventful Of
the trip. Its most Interesting dovcl-
opment was the announcement that
the president had decided 10 extend
his travels by two weeks or more, and
would not be hack in washington un-
I'll after November IL.
1t was also announced today that
Senator Works of California. an in
surgent had pledged President Taft
his support of the arbitration treaties
between this country. Great britain
ana France.
While engines were being changed
nj Salt Lake City Senator jeff Davis
of Arkansas. who is in Salt Lake on
his honeymoon, boarded the presi-
dental car and presented his bride to
Mr.. Taft. The president congratulat-
ed him heartily.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-10-19
CHAMP CLARK PREDICTS
DEMOCRATIC TRIUMPH

Lake Charles. Iowa, oct. 1S.--Thai
the next president of the United
States would be a democrat, that Taft
would be the nominee Of the regular
republicans, with la Toilette the
nominee of the insurgent faction.
were the views expressed here tonight
by speaker Champ clark following his
address before a Chautauqua audi
cncc here
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-10-19
F flRST SN0WST0RM OF
SEASON HITS DENVER

Denver. Oct. 1S.-Thc first snow
fall of the season commenced here
tonight and BY midnight the air was
full Of flying flakes, which, however.
melted as they reached the earth.
Reports from various points In the
northern part of the state Indicate
that tho snowfall Is general in that
region At midnight it was showing
as far south as Colorado Springs, with
indications that u cold, drlzzling rain
AZ Pueblo would turn to snow before
morning.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-10-19
BOLD BANK R0BBER
SIZED BY VICTIMS

Bartlesville, Okla, oct. 1S.---A man
giving his name as Adrian Lockhard
held ~ the cashier Of the state Bank
nj Vera. okla, late today, securing
81 800. He compelled he cashier and
a dcpositor 10 accompany him half
mile In the country. where his horse
was tied When the robber turned 10
mount. the two men seized him.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-10-19
FIGHT OPENS FOR STATE
CONTROL OF RAIL RATES

Washington. d. c.. oct. iS.-Thc
Tight OF the states for unrestricted
rights to regulate rates on railroads
was opened today in the supreme court
when Edmund $. Durment filed the
first brief in the cases involving state
rates. These eases have been set for
oral argument on January s.
Mr.. Durmcnt was counsel for the
state of Minnesota when the United
states Circuit Court for Minnesota
held It's state rates unreasonable.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-10-19

ment on Jensen and Seaborn II. Man
ming was next questioned. Manning
said he believed in labor unions. He
admitted that he had "tolcrnbly
strong opinion on the case which
II 'Would take a great deal of evil
dence to remove
You have an opinion that the
building was blown up by dynamite
placed there unlawfully," he was
asked by Attorney Darrow.
Yes" was Manning's reply.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-10-19
PRESIDENTS TRAIN TO
MAKE Up LOST TIME

Logan, Utah, oct. 1S.--When the
presidents train reached Logan short
~ after O'Clock II was announced
that an effort would be made To make
up the Lost time. and to arrive in Butte
between seven and eight O'Clock to-
morrow.
At ogden, President Taft spoke
again on the relation of government
to business and the antl-trust dcci-
sions of the supreme court.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-10-19
International sugar Congress.

IruAHelH, OOt. IN.-'Tho InIcrnHtlOn-
al Sugar Conference has been sum-
moncd To meet at Brussels next week
to consider request hy Russia that
she be permitted to denouncc the
agreement OF 1907, whereby her sugar
exports were limited until 1918. Rus
sia y reason for this request Is eNeep-
tlonal crops Her stocks nrc over
whclming and she wishes to increase
her exports. II the request is granted
the price Of sugar viii fan in all
EurOpean markets.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-10-19
viii 1t Bite His Tongue /?


Hong Kong. Oct. iS.-The anniver-
sary of the birth of Confuchs was
celebrated az a general holiday today.
The imperial flas was not seen II
was raised over a few shops in the
morning. but the crowds yelled
Down with the Manchus," until the
flag was lowered. y
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-10-19
Southern Pacific Washed Out.

El paso. Texas, oct. 1S.-Three
miles of the Southern Pacific and
Texas and Pacific railways were
washed out by the Rio Grandc near
Fabens, 40 miles east Of this city to-
night. Arrangements are being
made 10 transfer passengers nj the
washout tomorrow. Several days viii
be required to repair the tracks.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-26
Ste Grsebniiie Der 5urianuss.
reiie 6Sapne.

Die 5ori6unssrsifs 6ss frans. Cfs
fi3iers b'Saone, bic untsr 10 aroBen
Gefabren tisf in bic unbetanntsiten
9beiIs gbinas etnssbrungsn 1T pirb
uns nun in ibrem 8erIouf unb in lbs
rem grssbniien burd ben offisieIIen
8eri6t oes Reiieneen geihilbert, Der
foeben erfhiensn 1T. bSaone, Der
bas Simmliihs Rsif) bereits mad ben
perf6iebenlten Rintuneen burhforiht
bate, nollte feline aenntnib Gbinas
oabur4 peyco!lftanbigsn, bab sr in bic
hobeH 0ebirge einoraHg, Die bsm glas
men noh gum Reih Der Uliits gsboren,
beren 9etpobner aber in Wirflihieit
ibrs llnabbdnsigteit bstpabrsn unb ios
gar ben gbinsfeH ibr aanb unerbitt!i6
perf6lieben. Qus bieier '5eiHDlihteit
Der Bersbepobner ssgsn bic gbinsfen
errpu6fen ben 5rdn5oIeH bic ar5bien
Gefabren. Die Waaoorine mod,ten
linen GhDierigteitsn, bos @oIf Durbe
gegen iie nufgsbeet nnb bebrobte iie fat
unoufb0rlin. HsisGnbige ilnterbdls
tuneen iparen nDtbpenbis, bic ni4t fsls
ten bic srSbssn Gsfalrsn in ii4 f4Iois
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-26

nibt naCbtpmmen fam pber ipill, Der
iptrb nicbt tpieber eetpdbit. Dardis
Bot ii1 cine fold unsebeuerlide 9ers
fhnenbune Der bffentlihen Gelber ers
geben, baB bic Regieruns seapunesn
III, bdgesen MabregeIn gu ergreifen,
mas burh Die 2iiten= uno 8erhGIt.
nibpa6I seiheben fou. Die in ibren
Meanbaten bebrpbteu Ibgeprbneten
perfuhen bds gu perbtnbern. inbem he
ietes MiniItertum, bas iih fir fol6e
Mdbrsaeln ertldrt, itiirSen. Die beus
tcnosn giirger bes 2anbes itnb pers
sfpeifelt iber bic Generalization uno
iiber bic lInfG1tateit Der Regierun5.
frrti6rittliben 9eIeben, pelhe BON
Maitbiirgertburn betdmpft perbeu,
Ginguns gu psri6affsn. Gs lit err
1i6tlih, oaB fir 5rantreif, ebenIo
ME fir uns, Snttiattpe unb ReFerens
bum bic stnsige pirtiame abbilfs
bietsn. Dem 2umpengeiinbel in ben
GJeIesgebun9en t0nnen bic 8iir9tr
ni6t trauen. sic miiFen urter ltms
itGnben befdbtgt iein, bic 3iieel be-
Regierung ielbit in Die Sanb gu ne5s
men.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-26
stuaSe,s init Gatall.
Gin. GartsnsS Sbplls. 'l,On 8. N.
e 1uItbeis.

Garps bism! iost bic ate ilbr auf
bem aamin. Eis pitDerhoIt ss nl't
isber Ghnineuns bes ptrpsHbiitls:
tarspeshissem! Dos furss nnstbnnDsns
2ntsin Tast ibr ttiIsr 81. ais bas sis
mas lansatbmiss GeutFGi: Gb. nimm
Der Gtunbs pdhr, sR fit tHtfhIiipfi!
gs III cine oItmobifhe ll9r; EN- gts
maItes, aufserollies Hanb ic5Iinst fi4
nm bos 3ifferb.css. INIT osm furSen,
biinbietn wlotio fiir jsben. ber Ieftn
fam unb piE. Inter BEN .aiiftrbIats
fit ein lisNspird;en, sin gleibntr
ghGftr nit ifiaH s5haierin. Gle
iieen In ih.sn bimafs:n De.DanstrI
niif eineHi 91uinir n1pf asp i&dreH
sinunher Il. sst s.sa.a g)or3taGnnuesn.
D<nn ii irdae. bas 1lotio tsba4ts
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-26
ansHase am Geuitriee.
Gent, 10. 5uni.

GeHt 10. Junt.
Die Mstt.rberidte Der Iesten 9oas
mtlotu aus Ulontreur, 2uuidnne uHD
uucer.n uferorten Woresnismptrctus
rem Don II bis l8 Grab NIT btm 81.
ias .f.br I60n". 1batid6li6 In es
fe6r bsiB. lin bic Tlitiagsftunbe CT.
tlimmt bos ausdiilber i'm Shsrmcmes
tee cine gang beoeniIi6e 5Obt. Bes
2sbenstiinftl.r Ut ober ss iein mD4ts,
fu6t on ioI6en Hagen aiihlung ouf
Dem S.e. Nm ausflusssielen III fsin
Ulangtl. aubtuna uno Gnntien fins
bet man Isittr in Sopcpen uls auf
Der S6peis.r Stite. 2eibtr iinb aber
Ii, DGmpfsrDerbinpungen NIT ben ileis
srer llfsrortsR GapopeHs niht be-
auem ssnug nngsorDnti. iim ihTtn Be'
iuh obns 3sitperluit 81 ermoglihsn,
llnD bod Iobnt Cd fih fiir ben irsuns
filler 9sihaulinteit, Der fir sinigs
Stunbsn Der 5remoeHiHbuitrle aus
lem Msgs atben m0d,ts, oisie tinins
Esen Qeiter uufsufu6en. mie rti3sno
fpisesIt iid .. .. bns, bon iippigeHl
Grin umrubmte D6rf6en 1trnier NIT
isiHen roth.H 8dhtrn unb btm Glisrs.
srausn, bebslmtsn Airdtburm In ben
fsluthen oes Qemnn. Am Dampfer.
fteg pldtf6.rt cine Gnisnfnmiiie I'm
griinlifen Waffer. Meii unb brett
fsin bstrebtsr Gotelportisr. BUR Srpel
Ghre:as maiden ibre ReDerenSen DOT
einsm bsimtsbrenDen UtarttiDtibs, bns
linen bic uebsrrsite ihres s5riibfiida
;ufDirft. Gin bdfbifiinoiesr Winrff
anf mtni9enleertm Ui5inaIsuege, Dtr
iin bur6 iippigs Mitita unb i6ottieel
Geb0ls IhlGnstli, brfnst uns mad
Dpoire. MobI bcbsH bie sstahrhaHbsrts
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9ie 8arul. bes @abltampfes.

56on gu biefer frii6sn Stunbe III
bds 2oIunssDort fir bic grGiioentsns
0ubl am gnoe bes nd6ften Suhrss
ausaeaeben. 6erporgsrufen puroe oas
ourd eine beitimmts Grtldrung oes
9rGiioentsn, bab sr einen nit 3uidsen
6elaiteten RsSipro3itdts s8ertrug NIT
Canada petiren rperoe, ebenIp ulle pom
osmotratiIhen 5auie poiiirten3 3oIbilIs,
fans Der SeRut iie gsnebmigen follte.
Darduf bat Der Spre6er Glart bic
antport ertbeilt, buB ous ;5uus nod
in oieTsr Saiion cine polligs Repiiion
bes 5arifs pornebmen peroe. Wlit
Oisfsr 9arlssung 1T jebo6 Die Stels
lung Der beiosu gurteisn gum gartf
ni6t tlar ee5ei4nst. grGiibsnt 1aft
piiniht sbsnfolIs cine Repifion oes
3urifs. aber lie fou nit 3ubilfenabme
DON Grpsrtsn erfolgeH, Die eendu na6s
3ure6neu habeu, rpis bod be 30ne isin
miifen, um BEN amerifdniIchen 4rbei.
ter gebiibrlide 2obne unb ben ameris
taniiaen Ja6ritaHtsn einen ansemefs
isnen profit su fihern. Dieter 4ufs
faffung DON Der Dem 9rdiioenten ges
eisnet I6einsnoen Repiiion beg Earifs
ItelIsn Die Demotraten entgesen:
Grftens, buB bic 3uii6srung tines
onsemeHsnen grofits fir bie Gabris
tdnten alien psrniinftigsr 1urifs s9rins
sipten pioerfpre6e. S6uss0lle feien
beIttmn,t. amsrttonifhen arbettern
Before 26hne su gefpdbr.n, als fie TN
Quslonbe beanblt nfrbsn. Doriiber
hindus babe Der SAussoG feline Bes
re1tigung, ou uuber in gesug uuf
aObne bic Arbeitgeber in Der gdnaen
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Die 9unbes Rt1ter iino
ictt ale nah bem NtuIter bes Sbera
SribunaIs ,@srnunft 2eIer" gspors
ben. Gine fpeitere sSru4t bieIsr neuen
3bspris, in Gjeieben untersuleeen, itatt
iic ausauIeqen, btetet Die Gntfheiz
ouno in Sa6en Der 8eri9melSuug
Der Union 9acific nit Der Gout1ern
Bdciftc, rpie iie BON Sarriman perans
itcltet tporben lit. Die Rsgieruug
frrbsrte bic lufIDiung Der apmbinds
tton, neil oaburh Stpei aonturren3s
Iirien unter cine Sanb getommen limb.
Dos 9eriht bat Die Suhe i'm r2i6te
Der 9ernunft" geleien unb eefunben,
bub Die llntcrbrituno Der Gonturren3
gliemunb 'hGbigt. Rihter Spot, Der
Sine Don ben brei Rihtern. tpelt3e Der
Gnti6eiounQ ni6t betpfIihtet, bes
merit sutreffenb, bab nah ben in oem
urtheiI nertretensu Qnfhauun9en Sie
Union gacific beFuet rpdre, nidt Bios
bic 3ontrole iiber Die Southern Bucls
fit, fonoern audi Ibsr ale 8dbnen
beg Qdnbes gu srlonasu. Wsr bic
Rehtiprehung in ben guuoesaeri6tsn
osrFolgt bat, BEN peroen oerartt9s
gnti6eibungsn nid1t iiberroI6en. sic
ba6en immer ibre Qaitrsusunqsn oas
rauF asrihtst, Die sum S6ubs bes
9oItes erlaTsnsn 8eIebe au gi6te gu
MAIDEN. gor apansia Suhrsn erlieB
Der RongreB Elm 8eieB. tpeldes aus
oriitlth beIogte, oab bic GiIsubobrs
SommtfIGre bds Rsht baben, bic
5ruhtruten feitsuitelsn. S6on bas
mails lafen bic Ritter bic Gsiebs lin
aihte Der @ernurft" uuo entihisben,
baB cine iol6e 4utorit6t ben Giiens
6uhn SumiFGrsn nitt rsrliehen lei,
pus bas oan3e @eIes tinfdlio mahts,
bis mad 3pau5i9id1riger Qaitatipn
eos @olt ein neues GefeB perunlaBte,
pel6es 10 tlur abgefaBt mar. oab bic
Gjertfte nihts mehr beruH bsutsin
unb orehen tpnnter. So tlur, rpie bic
Sprate es ausbruteu fam, bsfa9t
bas 9ruitgeTsb, bab ale Truits uHess
feslid iinb. Die 8erihts obsr bebaups
teteu, baB, i'm Qi6te Der 8srnuuft ses
-leIen, nur Sruits ungeisBIid ieien,
neI6e bic aonturrsns urgebiibrlih
beThrdnfen, ohre gu fa9en. fpus cine
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1T unb mos
nitt. Die Folge 1T nuh in oisfem
'Fdle, bub bas Gsieb alien Dertb p:rs
loren bat. Sept, mo Die Rsgieruns
gum Shubs bes 8oltes benz Giiens
ba6n TruIt entgsgertritt, tpirb absre
maIs i'm .9ihts Der 9srnuuft" 9sies
zen, boB GiTenbabn 5ruits ni6t pers
bpten iinb. Dos 9olt piro pies
Der elm Subrsebnt lang agitirsu milf
ftn, um bic 5ruftqsieBs 10 obaufafIen,
bGB bic 9erihte beim eeiteH BtlleH
nihts bineiu Isfen t0nHeu. lin Al err
Fdbren. pte bic @sri6ts i'm r2ihte Der
9ernunft" entIhsiben, muB man bic
Gutfhsibung in Suhsn Deg &ohlens
pI fruits na6leien unb man miro
eutfebt iein iiber bic an ben 6uarsu
herbeioesoaenen looiihen Jolgerungsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-26
senator 9omerene prop1s'

Senator Pomsrene prophs'
ssit, bag Der bemotrutiIts RatipnaIs
Stimm3ettel lauten piro: 5armnH
unc sos. Dus mag 3utreffen, unet
Die tpeitere 9rpptesetung, oaB oiels
Sunoiouten iih oIs iiesretA ertpetler
iperoen, bdlten mir fir abioIut uubes
oriinoet. 6armou lit genuu Der Wunn,
fpie ibn oas omerttantichs Bolt nj d. I
bafer min. Seius 9eitnnung lit qroBs
tapituliItiih. 9anS be'onoers tperosn
Ste glrbeiter i'm suriidneiien. nahoem
iis bepbdhtet babsn, fpie fetnolt6 6nr-
mon fih rem 9sodnfen Der Io5tulan
FiirTorqe, ohne fpelhe bas Qoos Der
dmeritaniIhen gr5eitsr niht befrieoi.
ceno oeItaltet psrosn tann, srtpieIen
bat. Ginen GrFpl9 tdnn man iih nu-
rrn 8oup. DtlIon peripre6en. Spre-
der Glurt mag ii6 ebenfuIls 0ls eEr
ftarter 3unoiodt errpeiien. Dit Sar-
mou niirbe bic 9urtei elmer ueusn Ris.
berlaee entgegsnetlen.