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The daily Gate City., 1912-02-08
"PAsCUAL ORozCO.
Governor of Chihuahua. "
DISTRICT COURT
PROCEEDINGS
Several Pleas of Guilty in Criminal
cases-Grand Jury at County
Farm Todav

Cases-Grand Jury at County
Farm Today.
In the district court today the in
dicted gamblers entered plea of
guilty and were fined as follows
John Wheatley 5000, and Samuel Con-
nell and James Simons $50 each.
The young man, Mason, under in
dictment by the grand jury who en-
tered plea of not guilty yesterday
reversed his pleading today to guilty
and will be sentenced on Tuesday,
February 13.
The will of Mrs. Nina Klein was
opened and read and placed on file
by the clerk.
The grand jury went on trip of in
spection to the county farm today.
The daily Gate City., 1912-02-08
A, r. e. Club.

The A. #. q Club was entertained
this afternoon by Mrs. Fred Gose-
wisch at her home on Franklin street.
The daily Gate City., 1912-02-08
w ant Column
WANTED.

WANTED-To rent until early in the
summer, stable or barn suitable
for building a boat in. Must have a
clear floor space at least 35x10 1T. and
the doorway must be at least TT.
wide. Address b. l.. S., this office.
The daily Gate City., 1912-02-08

Wedding Announcement.
Miss Margaret Winger and Mr..
Chas. Macmillan will be married We'd
nesday evening, Feb. 81.
The daily Gate City., 1912-02-08

WANTED-15 boys, syrup department.
Apply Time Keepers Office. j. c.
Hubinger Bros. Co.
The daily Gate City., 1912-02-08
Company | invitations.

Invitations were issued today for
the Company l. dancing party on Mon
ray evening.
The daily Gate City., 1912-02-08

WANTED-Fi to ten good exper
fenced men at Barrel Factory. Ap.
ply Bott Bros. MIG. Co., Alexandria,
Mo.
The daily Gate City., 1912-02-08
In the Valley.

Mrs Fred Oertel entertained the
Ladies' Aid society of the Valley NJ.
e. church yesterday afternoon.
The daily Gate City., 1912-02-08

WANTED Dining room boy at Royal
Hotel.
The daily Gate City., 1912-02-08
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DANCING Party at Warsaw.

The 5000 Club of Warsaw gave a
leap year party last evening which
was attended by about twelve couples
from Keokuk, and proved to be the
biggest social affair OF the winter in
the Illinois town. The hall was pref
tily decorated in red and among the
dance features were the moon dance
and the square dance. The hours of
dancing were from nine until one
o'clock. Among the girls who We're
sponsors for the affair were the Misses
Ethel Ehlebe, Mary Baird, Emily Hill,
Theresa Dallam, Julia Pence, Julia Nc
Ferran, Forentine Giller, Olivia Giller
dance program was played by Agnes
orchestra:
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-05-28

For live news read the Republican
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-05-28
Ufdh'S Water Supply
BY F. f.. CLA Rk

is present.
(5)-Lead, copper and iron: to 100
ccs of water in white porcelain dish
or in a tall glass Jar, over white pa
per, add a few drops of ammonium
sulphide. A dark celebration or pre-.
cipitate indicates the presence OF
either lead, copper or iron Que to the
formation of the respective sulphide.
Then add few drops of HCL--if the
color disappears iron only is present,
If 1t persists lead or copper is pres
ent. In the latter case add few
drops of acetic acid and &C of a
strong solution of potassium cyanide
If the color disappears it is due to
copper; IL 1t remains, lead is pres.
ent.
(6)-Hardness the hardness OF
water is due to the presence of earthly
carbonates or sulphates, or both II
due to carbonates it is dissipated by
heat as in boiling the water; the car
bon dioxide is driven off, and the
base Calcium or magnesium oxide)
Is precipitated upon the bottom and
sides of the containing vessel. This
Is termed temporary hardness. The
hardness due to the presence Of
earthly sulphates is not removed upor
heating the water, and is termed tn,
permanent hardness.
hope that many Of the problem.
advanced for your consideration dur
ing the course of this paper have beer
cleared; you have been told wherein
you have erred and how you may b,
able to overcome the difficulties con
fronting you. In review of the situa
ton it would seem to me that tn,
reason for all this does not lie en-
tirely with the individual or with tn
municipality. There is create
responsibility to be considered, tina
Of the state. The state Is the mott
er Of us all and to her we must loo
fer assistance. She must, by mean
of legislation, make II possible 70
the individual or groups of individual
to procure the primal requisite I
health, pure water. she must sugges
some remedial measure whereby W
NAV obtain financial assistance whe
needed; she rust provide some mean
OF oducating the people in the fund.-
mental principles Of right living
ana lastly she must provide an eff
cient police force, who will see TO
that we obey The Laws OF God an
man.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-05-28

the ''stand' G beets is almost per.
feet.
The Boosters showed their genuine
civic interest yesterday by cleaning
up the town. They had wagons pass
along every street and gather up
rubbish Of every description. Furth
ermore, they aroused in nearly ev.
cry owner CT a home an enthusiasm
in the matter, and got him to clean
up his own premises. Nine rahs for
the Boosters This is the genuine
anti-gravity spirit
The baseball season will open hel e
Saturday, when the locals will cross
bats with an aggregation OF ANA.
teurs from Cove.
The High school finishes its years
work today. Tonight in the opera
house the students will give pro
gram that promises to be unique
and Interesting 1t will consist OF
numbers as follows:
/ 1-Commencement chorus.
Prayer, Bishop Hyer.
S-"Coming Thru the Rye" Stud
ents.
4-Recitation, Beatrice Bradbury
address, G. A. Hogan.
e-Piano solo, Anna Egbert.
Paper, Zelma Smith.
S-Address, A. G. Barber.
Glass Poem, Arnold Poulsen.
10-Paper, Preston Pond.
11-Song, Melvin Coley.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-05-28

placed in charge of the work and he
made big showing in the past two
days. We hope to see the work rush
ed TO completion.
Our commercial club took the pos
sibility OF establishing public II.
brary and reading room under adj
y,sement r. v. Larsen, Sylvester
Lew and William Claypool were
CHOSEN to act as finance committee.
These gentlemen have met with very
coed success so far, and assure
that IL they receive the support of
our citizens, we will soon have a H.
brary and reading room.
Miss Leila White is attending the
High school commencement exercises
at Brigham City.
! Mrs. Annie Miles and daughter
Joan are preparing to attend the Law
school commencement exercises about
June 18th. Edwin Miles, who has
been studying law in Washington and
Chicago will accompany his mother
on the home trip
The High school students are pre-
pairing to give five act comedy
drama on Tuesday, May 2Sth.
Lorenzo Roskelley, Monte Timmons
, Clifford Smith, David VIM, Nathan
Thornley,, Alta Chambers, Annie Tim
mons and Lacy Toolson have com
pleted the two years high school work
Smithfield carried off five prizes
at the Cache county horse fair held
at Preston.
James kirkbride purchased tn,
tithing office corner from the churcl
for 100000. Several thousand dol
lars worth Of stock have been sub
scribed for in the erection of an oper,
house and dancing pavilion on thl
said corner. Bishop VIM has beef
elected temporary chairman to pusl
the proposition and announces tina
every citizen who Is in terested in al
, up-to-date opera house and ball room
. Is invited to attend a meeting o.
/ Saturday night, June I, in the Contra
. school house to elect the differen
committees. If there are any KNOCK
, ers" special invitation is extende
r to them so that they may be CONVEX
) ed into boosters. Travelling compa,
, les all say thar Smithfield is the bes
t show and dance town in the vale,
e Considering this fact our leading me
\ are ready to finance the affair an
5 feel sure tina, 1t will prove 10 be
:. paying proposition.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-05-28
I'm Adjacent
I owns
SIN thfield

SMlTHFIELD, May 26.-The funer.
al services over the remains OF
brother John Peterson were held in
the First ward meeting house under
the direction OF the Second ware
bishopric. They were attended by u
great many neighDors, friends anu
relatives OF the family. The family
is deeply grleved as in losing the
head they miss wise counsellor ana
an active helpful man in fulfilling in
volved in the raising of family.
Ii would be hard to lind a more
faithful, God-fearing man or a life
that was filled with more good works
A. j. Merrill, Bishop Joseph Newbold
OF Logan, Bishop Miles and Bishop
VIM all spoke words of encourage
ment to the mourners and told of the
many admirable traits of character
that the deceased possessed.
The choir sang "Oh, My Father.
Though Deepening Trials Throng
Your Way" and shall We Meet Be
yond the River" Richard Pilkington
sang Il Have Read of a Beautiful
City" The high esteem in which
he was held was evidenced by the
great wealth of floral offerings, the
great number attending the obse-
quies aid the eloquent tribute paid 10
his memory by the speakers.
Brother Peterson leaves one Of the
choicest families in our city. A wife
and six children survive him. John
H.. Joseph, Violet, Lilly, Edna, Mrs.
Ernest Hale of Blackfoot, Idaho; and
Farley Il. Peterson of Logan.
The deceased was faithful Latter
day Saint and the life he has lived is
greater heritage than all the earth
ly treasure he could have left.
The whole community are willing
to assist in comforting the bereave1
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Mccain are re.
joicing over the safe arrival of a
girl baby. This is the first, and Earls
grin" can now be seen at its best
May the baby's face always look as
happy as papa's.
The State made an appropriation OF
$4,000 for the Improvement of our
Main street, on the condition that
our townspeople appropriate like
sum in labor. Work was begun or
Friday last. Bishop VIM. L. VIM was
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-05-28
SODA WATER MEN
MUST USE THE CAPS
State Food Bureau Issues instruction.
TO Manufacturers Regarding
Bottles.

Salt Lake City, May 25.-The Utah
soda water manufacturers will be
given no additional time in which to
dispose OF their stock of old-style.
rubber cap, "pushin" soda bottles,
according to J. s. Carver, president OF
the state dairy and food bureau. MIR.
Carver returned last evening from
Salt Lake, where he vent to attend
the special meeting of the bureau
called for the purpose Of hearing
the complaints of the manufacturers
over yauc ago the bureau decid
ed that the "push.in' bottle was un
sanitary and a menace to the public
health, and accordingly ruled against
its use. Manufacturers with stocks
of the old.style bottles were given q
year in which to dispose of theii
stocks The time expired April /.
a complaint was made by the
manufacturers that one year was moi
'hOuSh tihit, anu thty tShtu ludl NV
time be extended other states, in
gliding Kansas, North Dakota, Idaho
Oregon, Indiana, Colorado, Nevada
Iowa and Louisiana, have ruled
against the use of the "pushin" bot
tie.
After hearing the arguments of tit,
manufacturer yesterday tne burca,
members decided to stand by thei,
original ruling. Consequently tn,
manufacturers must offer their sod;
:aler on Utah markets in cap" bot
tiles or be subject to prosecution.
The original ruling covering n,
F, pop" bottle read as follows:
I'm the opinion OF the state dair
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-05-28
Lewiston

LEWISTON, May 24.-1ar. VIM.
Bair announces the marriage Of his
daughter Lettie to Mr.. David Hend-
rifiks. The marriage will take place
al the Logan Temple on May 80.
These young people viii reside in
lewiston, where they win be at home
after June /.
Beet thinning has commenced
already in some parts of Lewiston,
and many growers have begun to cu;.
tivate. Some beet fields have been
more or less damaged by destructive
insects, and several farmers have be.
come so discouraged that they have
piowed their crops under. The situa.
mon is not considered serious, how.
ever, by the beet experts. 1t is bellev
eo a few warm days will remedy the
sevil, causing the beets to grow sc
fmt that the work of the insects and
worms will scarcely be noticeable
The outlook for heavy yield OF
l,stSs this year is very promising, as
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-05-28

and food bureau. the soda pop bottle,
with the rubber can and push-in metal
arr angement Is uDsanitary under the
dairy and food 'Gws of the SITE a.
Utah
ANY person, firm or corporation OF
fering for sale any bottle in IN un
sanitary condition, or any person. firm
or corporation offering for sale me
contents of a bottle, such bottle being
in an unsanitary condition, will ro
prosecuted to the fullest extent OF ~
law
Ruling effective April 1, 1912.
(Signed) 'SThrE DAIRY AND
FOOD BUREAU.
''i'er Willard Hansen, COMMITS
sioner.
salt lake City, Utah, Febru ry c,
iqi..
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-05-28
Edison Wagon

There are a great many people in
Cache valley. who have never had
the pleasure of listening to the new
improved Edison photograph. During
the summer, our wagon will deliver
a phonograph to you on few days
free trial, with the full understanding
that no agent will be allowed to take
up your time or bore you in order to
effect sale with you. The machines
do the talking and the pleasure is all
yours.
EDISON PHoNoGRAPH COMPANY
Harris Music company. local deal
ers.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-05-28
Notice to Parents

The Curfew Law of our City is be
ing violated every night by the boys
and girls under the age of sixteen. |
am determined to see that this law is
enforced, and to that end wish that
all parents would see that their chill.
dren are at home before nine O'Clock
p. m, If not, they will be taken care
Of by the Probation officer.
Respectfully yours,
HENRY G. HAYBALL, Mayor.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-05-28
EvERYBoDY'S DOING 1T

Doing What? Joining the immense
army Of Indian Remedy Users.
Wonderful Indian Remedy" for men
omen and children for what--we
don't care for what. Our free inter
esting circular fully explains only tc
be had from Box 254 OF 594 North
Main, Logan. Three dollars worth OF
the grandest Remedy for only one
dollar. Send postal and We deliver
estf
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-05-28

Mrs. William A. Allen, Chacon. New
Mexico, had so severe cough that
it nearly choked her to death. Mr..
Allen says: I'VE tried many things
without helping her when by good
luck | got a bottle OF Foley's Honey
and Tar Compound. 1t helped her
at once and finally cured her. u
the best medicine we ever used"
Co Operative Drug company.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-05-28
PLANTS FOR SALE

Cabbage, cauliflower, tomatoes, eel
cry. asters, dahlias. gIadioius. peon
cas-. All kinds o! flower and vege
table ,Iants now ready at O Larson :
202 Z. South. Phone 497 r.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-05-28

Stops earache in two minutes; tooth
ache or pain Of burn or scald in five
minutes; hoarseness, one hour; mus
cleache, two hours; sore throat, IL
bours-Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil mon.
arch over pain.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-05-28

II you haven't the time to exercise
esularly, Doan's Regulets will pre-
ent constipation. They induce q
mild. easy, hea,thful action OF tho
,owels without gripping. Ask your
lruggist for them. 25c.
Washington Journal., 1912-12-21
gOf6after @5iteIup &eiO tot.

Ser 8otl6after Der g~ereinigten
Staaten am Sofe bon ct. Sameg,
&err 8bttelotD &eio, lit g%eitorben.
@r bat ben 8otIdafterpolten felt Dem
Sabre 1895 inne gebobt. Seine 2ei-
DIE miro ieOenfans oiir6 elm umeri-
faniides ariegsi6iff naf Der Seimat
gebradt peroen. ct miro feinen
gtadfoleer erbolten, bis GraItOent
@iIion nod Dem 4. Mars cine IoIde
@rnennung bonnimmt. 9ies lit mum
mebr amtIi6 i'm @eiben SauIe be-
fannt gegeben por0en. Wotipiert
purOe Oieier 8ei6IuB oumit, 0aB
8rdiiOent Gait beItimmte Snforma-
tionen babe, Serr@ilIon babe 6ereits
feline IuspabI fir oieien 9oti9ofter.
poiten g%etroffen, 1no liberties IGgen
feline 10 pidtigen @eidGfte Dor, 0aB
es oringli9 nottDenoig eri6eine, fir
Die fur5e 3eit biz gum AOminiitroti-
onstDe9iel einen 8oti9after in Com
Don 81 baben.
Washington Journal., 1912-12-21
Gine beSenFlide Satiade.

81. 6. Soaioap, Der Gbef Oes Blu
reaus fir CARDS un0 9ods oes Ma-
rineoepartements, fonitatiert in iei-
mem 5abreS6eribt, oaB bic 8ereinigp
ten Stoaten ielbit nod gouenoune
ser neuen Sroden0ods in Seem gorf,
@uget Count uno 9earl Sarbor
(Samoii), mas 9odfa5ilitdten be-
trifft, binter an0eren groBen See.
m14ten be0euten0 3uriifiteben. or
peiit borauf bins Dab Die englii9en
0ofparos inBorfsmoutb alein mebr
ErodenOods bnben, ais ale S6iffs.
boubofe Der @~ereinigten 5taoten 5u.
iommen. unoOaBauhO eutihlnn0 un0
6ranfrei9 before 5~a5ilitGten beiiten,
uno oies angeii6ts Der Eatiade, ooB
Die &lItenitrede ser 8ereinigten
Stuaten am otlantfi6en Meere dnein
I6nger lit, als Die @elamtfiitenItrede
aler orei genannten 3Gt10er 54iam.
mengerommen. r9ie lngIeid6eit
ser 9offo3ilitdten faint INN 10 mebr
ins Muge". Iagt SEER SoliooD, ytpenn
man erfp6gt, Dab frem0e Climber bieIe
quite %tommer5ieae Oods beiiBen, nab.
reno es in Ben 8ereinigten Stoaten
Oaran iebr 6eoeutenO feblt.~
Washington Journal., 1912-12-21

unumgdngli9 notig mar 81 Dem @r-
foIg, nel6en er in 10 REDEEM WaaBe
als &~aufnlann er5ielte, mar er in
bontommener @eiie geriiitet uno
ausgeitattet, ni9t aaein our Musfiib-
r1tng Der @rbeiten ieines Mmtes bis
in Die geringiten gin8eIbeiten, fon-
bern au6 ale, pel6e ibm geieli9
ooer gei6Gftli9 einen 8eiu6 abItatte-
tetJ nit Schulz, glufmerfiamfeit Ii.
3-uoorfommenbeit 5u empfangerL nit
Der 3~uborfommenbeit, meI9e onsBu-
blifum ertportet, un0 al melder es
bere1tigt lit. &ein 8elu9er lit gu
gering, INN carter &iidli9t uno boiler
grWdgung ieiner Sa9e getpiB 81 fem
unO cine @rleoigllng o%erielben 31
ertparten, tpenn es Die 8erb1ltnilie
81 re6tfertigen eriheinen. Serr STU
oolpb baBt un0 meioet longe lin.
iApeife unO lit brett utlo i1nen in
ieinem NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., uno
at glei6er 3eit bat er cine iol1 praf.
tiide 8ertrautbeit nit BEN @eId1fts-
metbooen uno Der 8u6fiibrunq, BOB
er Die groBe 8i6tigfeit Ser @infiibr-
ing uito MISUNDERSTANDING Ser fpIte-
matii9en 8udfiibrung fiiblt uito Iie
anoronet.
8ie ale erfolgrei1en @eIAGftslelt-
tie bot er etlen intuitiben gegriff bon
ben @~runoi6ben oes Ge6tes uno 6es
@eieBes, pel1er leinen Tl1nen rno
8eratungen boben @ert berleibt.
9ieie @igeni6aft lit ipe3ien notrpen-
Dig in Dem S6affen unO @menoieren
BON Yoli6ei= un0 @elun0beits Heqlt-
%lationenL @eieben unO anoeren Re.
gisIatiDen amtsOerridtungen. 9aB
oteie @igeniAaft berIt6noig uno ELM
li6tsboa altsgeiibt lit. benefit 0ie
praftii6e ginltimmigfeit, nit mel
der iol1e gfegeln uno @ntI6eioun-
gen bon ben @eri9ten anfredt erbaI-
ten tpur0en.
Seine grfabrungen in ser @e-
i6dftsDelt qualifi3ieren i'm aus
nabmsmeiie fir ole &ontroaieruno
oes 9iitrifts Columbia, iiber tueIhe
ct ipe5iele @ufii9t bat, ndmlid 0ie
9eportements Der Sinan8en, Der Sc
Washington Journal., 1912-12-21

angeiebene, oeltti9e Samilie, felt
1848 in Baltimore mobnbaft. or err
belt feline gr8iebung in @ribotibrt-
len ruo lit elm @raouierter oes be-
riibmten SoOtler @eiddfts : 9oneg
in Baltimore, mo er ben @runo gu
fommer5ieQer @iiieni6aft Iegte. 8or
% Sabren berlegte er leinen @obn-
fits nod @aibington. 9ur9 &auf
erlangte ct i'm Sabre 1889 Mnteil in
Der @iientparen-Sirma bon S. $.
GbeSleD uro 60, tpel1e 1t1 Ip1ter
als <oolpb uno @eft Company In
corporierte, uno 0eren BrGiioent er
mar, bis er nod ieiner 8eit6tigung
our9 ben 6enat Dieie @ei9Gftsber-
binoung aufl0ite, Inn ii1 bon uno
gang 1einen nelten @fli9ten aIs 9ber-
baupt Der SauptltaOt uno oes 9ftrift
Columbia miOmen 5u fonnen.
Serr &uOolpb gebort nidt al Der
&lalie Der 8eamten, oeren Nnmen
bon BEN 8iirgern MIR nit ideuer 9lf-
tling genamt tperOen. 9ur6 feline
5reunoli9feit 8-ltborfommenbeit unO
Sofli6feit bat er ii1 Die 2iebe uno
4dtltng aner re9tli9 oenfenoenNfen-
iden e%rtporben. ltno oas lit 0urG-
aus ni9t 81 berpun0errL 6enn es lit
Elm Gerebrer bon ougemeiner Srei-
belt ipno Ofedt, peri0nIi9er 1tno reli-
gi0ier Sreibeit unO aagemeiner
@lei6beit fit ale.
Serr 0Ru6oIpb lift elmer ser @eni-
gen, oenen man Die erIte Soee oes
&lanes Der Spielpldbe 5lt peroonfen
bat, uno er mar ltets elmer Der Ser
fe9ter uno StiiBer Der SpielplaB-9e-
tDegung. Sn M%nerfennuttg leiner
Oienite gum 8elten Der Sligeno bonn
Diitrift Columbia puroe er Dor Sab
rem dls Brdfioent Der u@aIbington
YlaDgroano Miiociation~ einitimmig
eriD6blt, nel1e Stenung er LANCE nit
gbren uno groBem &reott nltsfiiGte.
unter ieiner Administration bat ii9
oas SDItem Der Gpielpl1Be al leiner
iebigen &obe entpidelt. &err &l-
oolpb berbeiratete fih am s.. Sum-
1901 nit SRI. gnnp gonn MterS.
uOne pbo fnotps.~ SO. S. so.
Washington Journal., 1912-12-21
Infer
S1r9ermeiiter.

@r lit Der Mann Der Belt. 9ieIe
@mpfeblltng zines Gepr1fentanten
ser @ereinigten Stoaten baben ale
oeutiden @ereine BON @aibinaton in
elmer &eioIution inooIiirt peI6e
fiir5li9 Dem BrGii0etten Ser Ser.
Staten iiberianot pur0e, uno mo-.
rim Die 8ieoerernenm1ng @errn &1t-
0olpb'8 gum &ommiIiGr oes DiItrifts
Columbia nit yla6orud marin em-
pfobIen un0 b~efiirtDortet tpuroe.
9lud Ser Deuti6 : &merifanif6e
gentraInerbano lit bon oieIer W1ei-
nltng beieeIt. Sn Der Sal lit oie gro
BE Niebr5obI Ser 9iirger Ser Suupt-
itaOt ii6 Der alSge5ei1neten @igen-
idaften ieines Screens uno @eiites,
ieiner 8eideiOen6eit, 3%uborfommen-
belt unO l1neigenniibtgfeit uoBI be-
DuBt. Bog er fi6 ood, oIs ser 8rG.
iioent i'm Dor oret Sabren gum &om-
miiidr %ernannte, gdn5Ii9 BON ieinem
bIiiben0en @eidGft 5uriid, u1o I0i-
tie ale gei6dftliden &erbinoitngen
auf Inn iih bon unO gan5 ben 9flid-
ten ieines boben 4mtes Diomen gu
fonnen.
@on alien GommiiiGren bat feiner
cine before guffaiiung Ser Gflidten
ieiner boben Steaung ge8eigt, nod
bat feiner oieielben at gr6Berer gu
frieoenbeit erfiilt, als &err guno $.
GltOolpb. @r lit moreens gepobn-
lid Der grIte, Ser I'M Mlnicipalge-
bGltoe fid einfteIt, ulto abenos elmer
Der 2eBten, Ser es berlGBt. Bon fritz
Der SugenO er5ogen unO altsgebiloet
in Ben neutrality-suspicious. u1to in Der
8eobadtltng iener Sofli6feit, pel9e
Washington Journal., 1912-12-21

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