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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-05-23

List OF unclaimed letters remaining In
the Burlington postoffce for the week
ending May Is, 1919:
WOMEN'S LIST
Mrs John Abames. Mrs John Ayl~ard'
Mrs Franklyn Bowen. Mrs. j. w, BerGs-
strom, BESSIE Collins. Mrs Annie puha'
Miss j. y. Durrier, Rosa Gervia. Anna
Gukey, Irene Lavoie, Rose Muiser. Mrs.
Charles Pierce, Mrs. Maud Preston, MIS-
Mabel Pringle Miss Vera Ruthford, Ethel
Sanders. Mrs Charles Stems Mrs. Mar
garet Shampang. Susan Tonsas.
MEMS LIST.
A. Is. Arnold. Harry Butler. Frederick
+. Clauss, John Clay. John Clark. Dock
A. Coult. Frank Desc. Charles Dundkin,
Adam Fuller. Frank Goodrich, Leslie c.
Griffin, Harry G.. iIutchins, James Nc
Cormack. Peter -. Morrison, j. Moral,
William II. Osteyee. Thomas p. O'Neall
Theophile Ocoin, H. j. Patton Hubert
Stas. W. q. Nerm. &. W Wright.
Parcels FOR Mrs. Thomas Wren, John
Conley
WINOOSKI List.
sadie Archer 20. Rama Bodstte. E1hsl
Burcheil. Frank Dyer. Mise T. FPancis.
Pierre Gahoriault, Edi n Newton ~. Ed
ward uPyespa!rA Mrs. Louisa Stsbofna
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Hammond. Il Blossom 81

Chas. r. Hammond. Il Blossom ST.
Lowell, Mass, had TO give up his busl
ness on account Of severe kidney trouble
and dropsy He suffered intensely ana
1t was only after using Foley kidney
Pills he began to improve, '"rhey sased
the pain At once. the swellins went
down, my appetite returned and thanks
10 FOLEY Kidney Pills ! am entirely over
this long standing trouble" j, W.
O,6aalliYap. n Chuxoh 0fRaat
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be held at Montpelier on Tuesday, June
IS and the primaries Tuesday. June II.
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TEACHERS APPOINTED
Made for Public
Schools for Next Year.
4 Principals Remain the Same and only
Few Changes Made In the As
sistnnts for Term beginning
in September,

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oa, ,,,a ,. ,,as,,ua naro Vida n,,,,,,c last
49, c,.,,,.a,., !, ~ 1vh.o,or
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| r.. 49, ,,,,dara,r,o,, os,,s,a,, ,y,l 70.
.i., n. ,,,',i, ,,.o. aa,o In The
t,uro,co Horres school Marguerite T.
ra,,o,, rw -, ,orcor s.rvo an sn.c,al
.ss,s,.rt and IN tho Adams scloo; the
ro.,,,or ~ snsc,al .ss,stan. held by
Mariorv loh,so, w,u no vacant unti
,.,or A. zinc Arc,,,,id s,r.et school
| Mrp Blanche T. Gilc replaces Dorothy
brury "H special assistant me i'',er
''oes 70 ~ IRA Aiion Scnooi 10 ,aNe '.l'
| i'"ce Oh '''''e H. McN'i''P. h'"ci L.
''amneTt"h becomes II regular assistant
snoo,,, ..,,.,..'., ~. .,..,,,,,,.,,,,.. .r,
us follows:
HIGH SCHOOL
Principal, NJ. D. Chittenden assistants
Efie Moore Phebe NJ Towle, Charles
T.. Putney, Harriet Il. Towne, Mary F..
Pease, Mary f. Norcross Mrs Lillian
| '"' E'h''' is'i'idH ~ i't'l', ''HiA'c ~
Carruthers. S G. Johndroc, Eleanor Mar
n,',,. '"' W. icy e'.e' r'''Hn f. In
Cvr. tonchor -, cor,,,n Mud, s,,oII.
te,cber -, oo,,,,,o.,ia, .,,,,so,. rr,,,na
Y Coh,e,,b. ,s,is,,r, ,o,o,o. % cow,
merci,l ,rh,ec,s pu,h ttona,rso,,. ,o,ch-
or of dor,a.,io .o,ouoa >,., c.a..
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liam n cbr,s,mo.. tooch.r -, oIoc,,,or
ava ,,h,s,o,, a,I.,,u. 1u - o,S,.u
| van: teacher of drawing. Alice G. Jack
son: teacher of music. Guy n. Hull:
| teacher of normal training course, Joanna
| ID. Croft.
GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
pr,nc,r,, " r,ar,aco. ,ss,..o..
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CONVERSE SCHOOL
Principal and G.. grammar-Sarah A.
Martin. assistants Eva A. Jones, Clara
NJ Lawrence Jennie NJ Mathews, Alice
l.. Keech. Jessie T. Lord. Mary T..
honther' Ethel L. Drew kindergarten
MARY "A. farkhili'
LAWRENCE BARNES SCHOOL
PRINCIPAL and G. erammorMrs Mary
r Mavo. ass,s,.n,s Etbal 7 r,.rwav
Helen l. Madden Mary " walsh
Maudo NJ. Weeks. t. Edwin Rhodes
Emma G. Lanou. Mary f. Madigan.
Leila f.. Cameron, kindergarten, Kathryn
NJ. Coventry; assistant. Blanche NJ
Partridge.
POMEROy SCHOOL.
Principal ard e Grammar-Mrs. Marie
II. BENEDICT; assistants, Mildred Peck
""'teis AUST. Ashes NJ Mu'aNee"' M's
pun, "a "e',9, 'os'i''i"e AVA i-'e'
ell; special assistant. Halle G. Brownell;
kindergarten. Virginia Ferguson; assist
ant Mary Il. Daley.
ADAMS school.
! p,;, 49,, =. -. ,,,,, r
rhau,,,a,. aat.,.s ~ ,,n pr,,,,,o,,
s. Eldora Hodges. Reryl NJ. Harrington
Nesta ID. Bigelow Nellie l.. Ayling
| Florence NJ. Fisher, kindergarten. Heller
T.. White assistant. Margaret STANLEY.
ARCHIBALD STREET SCHOOL.
princinaI and 4 ,ntermediate Mrs Lois
J. Malanev. assistants blanche 4 pra,t
Ruth F. Van Cor \elIi. Heating Nazi.
n. covno. Mary A. Loomis. Sarah A
| Wheeler. Mary f. Farrell: special as
sistant, Mrs Blanch f. Gile.
IpA ALLEN SrI1oor.
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For the lands sake-use Bowker's
Fertilizers. They enrich the earth and
those who till it." 2SlSteowtf
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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-04-15
ROOSEVELT THE RETRoGREssIvE.

Comparing Theodore Roosevelt to patent
medicine vendor-faker. he meant-DOctor Mich
oas Murray Butler Aayed the quaekery of those
who advocate the recall of Judges and the tear
ing up of the Constitution Of the country when
speaking At the opening session of the Rochester
convention Contempt for law aud order has now
reached the fundamental law Of the land. and
the leader Of this anarchistic movement Is the
man who once held the highest office IN the
gift Of the people
The speaker held up TO view the motely fol
lowing of the apostle Of discomfort 70 whose ban
hocks that class Of persons who seek To make
living by their wits. Like patent medicine
men. they tell all who will listen that they are
politically diseased and that nothing but the
nostrums of the big chief discovered perhaps hi
African jungles. win their Ills As Doctor
Butler III effect has said. the whole thing does
sound like the campaigns of the Indian herb
doctors who go through the rural districts Of the
country giving free shows to attract customers
Many man thinks he is i'll after he has been
told that he looks bad
Colonel Roosevelt would substitute govern
ment Of men for government Of laws. Savages
as Doctor Butler says. do not want Judges to
interpret the law They want the Judge to decide
their way. and if he does not, they want to kin
him. In this way the speaker portrayed Roose-
welt IN his true eolors retrogressre rather
than a progressive. as one who would lead his
people back into dcspotism and barbarism with
himself as the chief whose word none might gain
say.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-04-15
NATIONAL BOARD OF TRADE

The New York board II trade ard tsansporta-
tion is alive fo thr Importance 81 President Taft
proposal IL establish sort 81 uaf5aaal board s.
trade that may advise the president ami congress
regarding the business interests of she country
The New York board has accordingly prepared q
plan of organization. which vii ~ offered Is a
suggestion when the initial meeting IS IN session
on April - This suggestion differs WIDELY from
the outline prepared ~ Secrelary Nigel which
made public 81 the time the Invitations is
the convention were sent nut
The New York board i 81 euiaioH that many
If the local boards 81 trade and other bushes,
organizations of that class which have been IN
yited u participate now organized SOLELY for
the promotion Of local interests, and viii not pc
il position to take part IN truly national
movement though many Of their individual MEM
beers VIII be Ii therefore suggests that the mem
herships In the national board If trade he indi-
vidual rather than representative IF minor organ
nations and estimates that not less than twenty
thousand. and possibly hundred Thousand mem
bers could be enrolled who would pay annual
dues Of ten dollars each As no such number of
men could take part in a general convention, they
would in turn form local district state branches
for convenience. and these would send delegates
to the general councils or conventions The lead
ing trade organizations of national character
would also be represented IN the same way
From the membership Of the national board
IF trade the New York board would select
small advisory board composed Of leading bust
men 10 be ii the call of the president OF the
United States at all times No controversial mat
tiers would be taken up at any time. The national
board of trade should operate under federal
charter and the reports Of IFS work and the in
formation regarding trade conditions obtained
through government channels should be for the
exclusive use of American business men. and
should not BE- communicated to foreigners. or to
trade organization with which foreign houses are
connected. 1t is needless TO say that. even if il
were deemed advisable to adopt this last sugges-
ton. great difficulty would BE experienced in put
| ting il i'm practice. No secret was ever kept
under such conditions.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-04-15
WOULD IMPROVE THE RECORD.

The senator who wants to have the price Of the
Congressional Record reduced with the object OF
having il circulate through 200O000 homes has
poor opinion of the veraeity of the newspapers
lie declares that if the Record were to suspend
publication the newspaper accounts of what hap
pens IN congress would read like selections from
the works Of Baron AInchansen The strange
part Of il is that this senator has been long enough
III Washington, y G.. TO know that thu Rfeeard
itself sometimes stretches the truth "a tit iu tile
interests 81 peace and harmony The senator
knows that those little side notes such us zap.
plause and cheers from the democratic side y
ure sometimes and little more frequently than
sometimes. thrown IL for local color The Record
is not always mfaibe Cor occasionally The an.
plau~e aud the cheering fail @ matefiaile
No doubt the Record could - tade into
hest seller # the proper features .isb IS i Sport
ing page. SOME live cartoons anl IS aeui article
from Mr. Duoley were added il a.eht 81 iae
reach the circulation claimed bt The nsf0F nut
who would edit thu Record end eu0la is la.
TIMES Il tbf edtorship Were Hn d iHf .Ian.u
cratic house 0f representative that .8i8 taaF.
nal would have some hetiuu that woe.d mako nat
enlF t9e newspapers aH; AHHeh#zsssH e3#lHer
and Ananias eee ashamed THE sauafa alsa r.
indications ef imagination The Record S. E
ran repreluees #ll sf ghr sreeehez flat 8rs m#ass
iu both hauses ef eeHgryss and sHs thaE af4
naf This j. mere hetau thaH HHf Bre pHA I5f.af
ought a. publish, efea m ttss Has whar tsan
eeeuples ali e the rssdns tsH.e q e.. nahI
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-04-15
THE NATURAL RESULT.

fhf Roosevelt fprees met with overwhelming
sief~af i rs republican, primaries ID Rome anf
t8eaa Saturday THIS id itself i MOI an indi
eafien that the faft sentiment S predominant Ia
ihe state With Colonel Reeves aud Colonel
Mehfrasf hRtlHw ne Roosevelt brigade tha ~
sttsf WIS # hHTe haen expected
IT. trouble snems b have been that tn uea.
re hate Hai the Same confidence IA the eolauels
th#t ~ ealoneis have "a themselves ALI af which
Is had tar COLONEL Roosevelt Els Exnasllor
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arad, auf Der GlettriiAeu.
@ien, i'm September.


lie gSicuer iinb In oieien Tagen
araerIidl, mibgeliimnli. erreGt uho
beidl0mt. 5rIereah, nm Iprrn Sons
nlrr Gctrngen. febren fie in Die Siu0t
5nriif uno erbofien ipcHigitens einen
id)anen Serbit. aber ein fnlter 9ino
ieat burh bic StraBen, IN eeileu gum
grpBen 1beil Die iomnlerIif,en villa.
iteriIngs.. aannliiiermngs. lno 8c.
Ieiie. s,erIealInas arbeifeB nod nIdlt
beqnDet iino. Ger Geubou oes lratt'
nerbpis am 8rnben miBiailt ihilell
ariinoIif. Die aeifmafloie. tliidIac
aaierpe, bic 0as Rele ssrIegsuilli.
iterilim am St,benrins Dorteat
rei;t tie snr Gmpornng ae9en Den
Bnlli,il bes offi5icien Mifn. Gas
aIeisdl niro ipieoer einuaal thei,rer,
uno Die lleber1ngiilihen, Die iuysieE
gan, bid,t nebeu ben .gs-fonn.oir'
MIRO 'ihehn- -Weuihen" hauieg. ieDen
hurdl ben 3il5na Der pielen 5olIienos
onl1BIitb oes euhnrIitiiheH sfon'
greiies id)nn eine mabrtaftige Suls'
aersnoth iifer Nien bereinbreheH
anberoem III Dos cinBige aroBe SoiH
INSTRUMENTATION oel
Stn6t. .1enenig in 8ien". i,ltte;
Gem neiicnylamen eaaiieraarten" ili'
2lbmehSl,nig nnh bieSnnI pieoel
perfrad)t. aile. bic Den gonsen Com
mer iiher nif)t bineingeaangfn iinl
- fait bic geiainmte irohlbnhenoe9se
o6lferuna alio, fir Die g. berehne
mar - fiuoen MN Soi, .gseiianig Ii
ggien" Elm i.nentbtbrlidses gsehiirinil
mar. periid<rn. baB fe fur ibr aebsl
germ tinelnlehen moften. ,tno bal
ter 3ihammenbrnh eincS dmodl fill
y2ien fei Inn abcr nas .DiaE In Die
fem Sp1tio,Hmer bes Wsihneranilgemi
Ipoa III MAIDEN, hat bic 1ireftioH be-
it1otiiten Sirai,enbobn ihre De
nnb sserbote fir bic pciiaQiere Der
rolitdn6igt, neu reoiairt iine mi
| giiIttsscit pom / geptcinter frii1
Efunblem0dt. Gs III elm i1eiiterftii.
lin Der aiinit, Selbftrerit1nbi biime
ober gang Werniinftiges nufrepeJl
Ilmn snrt3 nuperniinftia ~ ftiliiirer
| Tie irieofertigIien Strnhenbnbnbnbl
tues iinD boll@n iine beiteieen b0
Igetpebnte It6btiihe Webifel mt b
| finlteritcn Gnti6Ioiienheit. beim Al
lriHeirn 8niaInmenitcb nit osx nea
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Der Waterszpierce Gornponp gegen Die
Stdnbarb Oil 60. erfabren, bob nod
immer Dfonomiite @aitmdhler itutts
finben. Ils Der apblenDl- 2ruf unf
ale @eIebe pfiff, periammeLttn fih bic
SberbGupter bes 2ruits ni6t olliabrs
lid, ipnoern tGelih gum 2un6 nnb
beipruhsn ibre ssIhdftlihen ansslss
ssnbeiten. Die Resieruns lieb ben
5ruIt eerihtli6 iprsnsen. Der @es
rihtsbeTebl lautsts, bab Der Sruit ilf
In feline friiheren aorpordticnen aifaus
lDien uno iebe aorporation ibre 8es
fh6fte fslbftitGnbia su betreiben babe.
glun iit erpieien, pub Die SberbGnpter
Der etnselnen Srganiiationen petter
bsim Qunh suiummenireffen. Der
3euae, Der bas unipillig 5ueab, be-
hauptete slpar, BAT man bet bieisn gu
Iammentiinften MIR pom Wetter rtoe,
aIIsnfaas Gtonpmiife unb pbiloippht.
ihe 9eiprGhe iiber oas I'D an iih
II. T. 10. fibre, absr beileibe bic Vrelit
BON aoblsnoI nitt nit eintm gBortt
srpGbne. Der 0sneralanipdlt Del
Ser. Staaten ftent bisisr ausiaae bas
tluTif6e gitat: rGrebat Suoas ZIP,
relies" (oas sloubt Der Suoe apsaes)
entgegen unb TRACT iid nit bem Se'
bonten, eeaen bic 6duptsr bss Rob
len0lsSruIts Strafdntrdq lpessn Wibt
uftun9 eerihtli6tr 9sfehle al itslen
g0enn in folder @eiis ben 5ruits oas
| 1iniren unb aunhen unter'aet fp'ro
biirTte man pohl ndhitsns BON pfOno
/ mifchen Observation-Disclosures hOren.
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OBJ nod jenono nbue aarte iei Giufr
bat Die sSreifabrtcil offenbor ais
Sport betriebcn. Gr ihifte Ger ltfio.
tifhen Irnmiuapbireftiou 32 Aronsit
Gin, bic er I'M 2niife ciiies Jabrss
an nidt pcIoiten 5ahrfarten cripnrt
baben nil Ter Spott 3um Sfooen
mar itr 5npicI -. uno lie begnls w
re boie GtiIiibnne. GO gebts ma
tiirIid, nid1t, oenn iuer niht eripiidt
iuiro. 5abIi natiirIit bic 5rpei arDnen
10 tpenig pie bic pier5ebn ooer 5nnr.
ala 6eller, bic Gbrlihen dber irld'
gen Sdrny ipenn man iie ais Douiier
bebanoeIt.
SLulo on nIleoem iii Berlin. al'
len Grnitcs. @enn Die ipieneriiheBc.
miitbIif]fcit bic falide nainIid,
bic hlci, Gin gemiid, aus Sn6olcn,
lnh siiifiihtsIoiigfeit III - iDieber
eiumnI eine tiittise 9eriuirriing an
oerid,tct hot. erinncrt man iih ir.
ncna,pp obeu, bal, in Berlin nIies nit
Sframmbeit acnlnht miro Mno oa.
rum aud flappt. .Gann fontuIt ober
| in gsien 70 elm onns ihnei0igfr Gr.
| loi, heraus, Der ME niIrhgefiibrt iper.
ben fam. Grit III oas Eublifuni EN-.
port uno id,impft ipiiit iibcr Den ge-
rcrmunoungsperiud,. ipnfer inndlt rs
idled,te Niue ooriiber ino fdiieklld,
tIeiht aIIcS beim nlten an HerltH
madlt's uGmIih oar uitht Die per-
id,rienc Sdlneibigfeit Der gehoroeiL
jonbcrn bic Iis,iplin besBublifuMs.
Der Bicner lit bIrhaus unbis3lpli'
nirt. gr fest Ioanr fornIih eire1
StoI, bnrin, linfs ein5iiiteiaen, iuenr
es nlir rcd,ts acitattct iit. Sri yfIht'
roud,ernbtl,eil ifmedt ihm bic 2igar-
re popptlt 10 gut. WtnH bic plaits
form iiberiiiaf iii. mill or init orniit
tiehen. abcr, er ihimpit bnbei tiber
Die Sd,Iampcrei, oic bic lleberfiil'
luna aeitnftct, tucnn nad, ibm nod
eiucr ouiiteigen mil. ,seher fiihlt I'D,
els ausnnhme. Tas Gefes GILT uidIt
/ fir i'm. jonoern MIR su IeineH Binr'
item. CIR iii Snrh uno brrh Ientr'
frat. tIcb 3u linn Hub man ..Serr
rns" inacn. limb iucnn man linn sit'
mnthet ms er BON jehem anheren
nerIauat. iett es arah. Tenn oa
b5rt lid, Die 8emiitflihfeit ant.
8. 9eoiter.
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nen finbsn IoIen. ipenn Bios Elm ar@
beiteeber eriitirt. Mit einem Winis
nabllpbns9eisb ldBt iih oas nidt err
reiheu, benn abseieben bapon, baB Elm
Ipl6es @sies an ben ibatidhlihen
@erbdltnifen fdettern piirbe, bate
Der 9pnsrsb tsine tonititutioneQe Be
fugniB Die 2Dbne in einem pripatbss
triebe pprSuihrsiben. Wds Wtlion
fagt, tit cine Ioflide aritit. Der
9orpuri, bab sr Rooiepelts Worts
perbrebt, lit uneereft.
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periebt unb odan beibt es, baB Die
Rube iih MIR burh 4nnertnn hsritelsn
Iaiie. Dap England iih gu oieiem
Raube perIeiten ldBt, benefit einen
pOnigen Rieoergang ieines oiplomati=
i6en Ceiites. Sn 2pnoon lam man
ni4t i'm minbeiten 3tpeifel bariiber
Isin, nab HuBlano an ieiner Sren5s
i'm nDrplihen periien ntAt Salt ma
den, ipnpern na6 Siioen pprortngen
ipirb unb nob es eine obfplute llnmDss
IiChfeit fpdre, ben 8ormurfh auf5uhdl-
ten, od 4ublanp phne S6Dierigtett
cine MilIion Splbatsn ins 5elo itellen
t0Rnte uno gnglano ni6t hunberttaus
Teno. Mfit Dem Inneripnssgertra
pIrpen Rublano Die Mege ndh Sns
pien geebnet, fposu nod binsutritt, oaB
ibm bort Die Wpglibteit geboten mare,
uiht bios gu 2anee, ionoern audi 81
DaIIer esgen Snbien 81 opertren, Der
4uspeQ aus pisier @erIegenbsit mare
Ie6r leiht gu finoen. Gr be'tunhs oa@
rim, oab Gnglanb it6 pon Ieinem un=
iinnigen 6aiIe gegen Oeutfalanb be-
tebrt unb cine europdh6e &onferen3
sinberuft, nm Die llnabbdngigteit per
fiens 3u qarantiren. 4nlab 81 Be
mertungen gibt aud in bteiem 5aue
oas 9erhalten Der neutIden Diploma
tie. Sine 4uftbeilunq perIiens mare
cine fraiIe llebertretung bes bon
DeutIhlano aufge'tsllten 8runoi
DAP Die 4era Der Nnnerionen uno
sFlaoaenbiiIunqen ppriiber lit uno Die
fchpahen WtGdte nur tulturen uno
nidht pbpfId3 erobert perben oirfsn.
| DieIes g3rin3ip puroe in ge5ug duf
Murptto Bis gu einem gepiien 8raos
erfolqreia burhseisst. uno nenn Die
Wahruno Der beutf6en 6dnbelss Snz
/ tereiIen in Marotto gegenIber Der Gnz
! tente perfo6ten puroeu, 10 lIsgt Elm
nod 3tpineenoerer 9runo Dor, Die 4ns
nerion BON geriieu su perbinoern, no
| bic Sanbelsz ,SntersFeu 8eutitlanbs
bebeuteno gr6ber itnb uno ips5iea gu
beohten 1T, bab in jenem 2dnos Iih
Der Qusgdngspuntt Der gd9oaobabn
befinoet. Gs lit rihtig, oub in Der
! 9otsoamer 3ufammentunft Der Gar
Ii1 perpfIi6tet hat, oem beutifen
6anbel in perIien Die rpeitgehenbiten
| SFreiheiten einSurdumen uno aud biz
gusoaobabn gu f0roern. Sn Berlin
ioQte isoo6 niht unbetannt isin, bah
bic ruiIifhe Regierung nod ntemalS
Wprt oebaIten bat. geoeutenb iihere'
pirbe Die bsuti6e Rsgisrung gehen
penn lie RuBluno uno gn9lonb aus
BerIien beruusbielte. Wir permutfen
| iebod, baB man in Berlin auf einer
ginTtiasn Moment rednet, I'm bas
/ enaliI6sruiTiTde Nbtommen betreff:
9erfiens fpieber gu Rihte gu MAIDEN
Da6rf6sinlih gsbt Die @rpartung ou'
bin, oaB bas sngliihe 8oIt. ourd oas
@prqeben RubIanbs erreqt, borduf
teiteben pirb, bub gnglanb Iih aus
Der SatgaiIs berausarbeite, in psIt'
es burh Die Gntente nit Srantreid
uno Rublano gerutben III. !
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-23

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