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The Detroit times., 1912-10-25

Dssiness-tike Frintfng. No fuss and
po feGlhers. The plain. neat kind that
locks right. Ttmes Printing Co.. rs
John R.-st Pm. Main il9s or City s3s5
The Detroit times., 1912-10-25
This is an Unusual Hosiery Store

Unusual because confidence hosiery This
fdence which
cotton isle cashmeeRun this hosiery for Is not
entirely satisfactory"
dollar silk virgnpure be
silk Wide welt Isle reinforced Isle high
this wonderful $500
the medium
weight Isle at the price 35c 8 pairs $too
Hose good weight with double high
months. $t.oo
fashioned medium weights
Hosiery,
Cashmere Hosiery children, Csc, 35c and Soc
quality,
The Detroit times., 1912-10-25
These Blankets Want to Keep
You Warm


andm
tomo IL you cote OF
a White,
all durable
M
Sec -MsIn store
The Detroit times., 1912-10-25
Three Embroidery
Items for Saturday

Corset-cover embroideries. Main
sook and cambric qualities. New pat
terms and good work. Per yard, 25c.
27-inch baby dress embroideries.
Choice of hemstitched finish scollop
edge or ruffle embroidery finish. 75c
values. per yard, soc.
Finer qualities in ruffle finish en-
broidery. Fine Baby patterns. 800
value, per yard. 75c.
Ground FIoor-Main store.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-25
NselvsalNB|1
Matters
a Great Deal

What a difference in lool<si "A
little 25c fixing transforms a
waist or coat into a thing OF
beauty. And all so easily thft
the wonder is more women do
not realize the great style impor-
tance OF such little things as you
will see here tomorrow
Robespierre collars and modified
stocks In all the new novelties OF col
ored silk, 25c and more.
Rufflings have some attractive new
numbers, in all widths, beginning at
25c.
You should see the new Marabou
capes and stoles and nuns. Now at
the height OF popular approval. Boas
and Capes, So to $is. Nuns. 50 20
$t2.5o.
Plauen lace collar and cuff sets, for
waists and coats. Here are the new
round, square and pointed effects, at
sec to S..
Another new group OF popular
sleeveless guimpes. at 25c and SOC.
Holiday handkerchiefs, all linen or
Swiss handkerchiefs, exquisitely em-
broidered, and worth 25c each, three
In a box for soc.
second FIoor-Main store.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-25

Sob Prs.uns Ds.s nz<.e Ts.ss
pvfaffnr ra-- - ysks u--ss-
The Detroit times., 1912-10-25
Fashionable New Pony
Goats
Goats


quality style
black kicker Made
and
beautiful large They full 81 inches
only
groups Pony Coats. $685. SIS md
third Floor mains store
The Detroit times., 1912-10-25

b. special request, Mabel McKin-
ley and Sig. Giuseppe Bartollotta. eacn
OF whom is featured In the Miles this
week. will sing a duet at the close OF
Mis- McKinley's act in the first show,
Friday night. They have chosen the
s'Miserere" from Yerdi's popular
opera, III Trovatore,' which they
have been rehearsing for the past two
days. The duet should prove a real
trcst TO music lovers. j. Anton Dailey
will accompany the singers on the
piano.
The farmer and mechanic., 1912-04-30
STUCK TO HER POST.

Near Sioux Falls, S. D., thresh-
ing machine taken out Of the shed
for the first time last season, was
used to thresh out small field.
When the job was finished, the ma
chine-man discovered a hen sitting
on nest Of eggs in corner Of the
separator. The wind from the
fan ruffled her feathers, the whirl-
in Of the pulleys had evidently an
noyed her somewhat, and there
was dust in her mouth, and fright
in her eye, but like the immortal
boy on the burning deck, she stuck
to her post. OF the thirteen eggs
in the nest, only one was injured.
The farmer and mechanic., 1912-04-30
A GREAT HELP TO THE
GRUBBER.

II there IS any reason on earth
by which grubbing can he made
easy. we have never heard OF II, but
the following will help some. We
know Of no harder work than grub
bing up bushes and trees.
\ Virginia man has invented an
instrument with a powerful lever,
which has been found on trial to be
quite effective III uprooting small
trees. 1t acts good deal as den
lists forceps, only instead OF a
straight pull, which the dentist
uses, it gives a side pull, BY the use
Of long handle forming the lever.
The arm IS rigidly attached to the
base and the arm has at the end a
strong jaw. capable Of withstand
ing a great strain. On the end Of
the lever is another jaw co-operat-
ing with the first. The instru-
ment IS thrust close to the roots Of
a bush, the stem OF which is seized
between the two Jaws and 4 pull on
the lever brings It UP by the roots
The farmer and mechanic., 1912-04-30

times as fast as the stalks grow up
ward. There are only few cases
III which root pruning does not re-
tard the growth Of crops. Roots
have function to perform. If
broken they cannot do the work
they are intended to do.
When a good rain or two have
fallen start the weeders <L avs
just as soon as the soil l., &.
enough to hold up the weight of a
horse without miring To delay
is to lose an opportunity to kill
grass and weeds before they have
gotten a good hold in the soil.
Dislodging them while they are
terminating destroys them. This
stirring helps to make the surface
warmer because the loose mulch on
top retards evaporation. Evapor-
alton cools the surface. (Prove
this BY Wetting the hands but Gov
ering one with a cloth or other
medium. The exposed hand will
soon be much cooler than the 9th
err We thus, also, save moisture
which we are almost sure to neeo
during the dry, hot growing perloo
Of the crop. 1t is usually tn,
grass that comes up with the cro1
that gives most trouble and ex
pense to get out. II the imple
ments named are run properly an
at the opportune time, the fingers
: or spikes work in among or aroun
| the young plants, thus destroyin
grass that would probably have t
be gotten out later by expensiv
hand-hoeing Save this expens
by crlltivating eight to ten acre
per day with a weeder or light ha1
$ row instead Of cultivating, as W
{ used to do, one acre per day with
{ hoe or two to three acres per da
! with ploW that requires from tN
L to four trips per row to do tt
$ work.
c Very truly yours,
I c. r. Hudson.
The farmer and mechanic., 1912-04-30

Boston baked beans are known
around the globe. In the city Of
Boston alone about $4,000, 900
quarts Of baked beans are devour-
ed annually. to say nothing Of the
pork that goes with them and the
brown bread that is also served.
The farmer and mechanic., 1912-04-30
COVERING WALLS WITH
WISTARIA.

We seldom see great wall spaces
covered with wistaria, yet they
are to Our eve the most beautiful
flower for that purpose that grows.
The japanese Wlstarla Is not 50
we'll adapted to this purpose as the
common royal purple flower Of
America. To get the best results
the vine must be constantly pruncd
and kept back for two or three
years, else it will run III long
streamers and the flowers will
hang straight down. The vines
must be trained to run in all direc-
tons.
We can never forget the wall OF
large old house in Richmond,
Va, that is covered with this beau
tiful flower. The wall IS about
seventy feet high and IS one soft
mass Of ravishing beauty. In this
climate the vine needs no attention
after it has once been we'll started,
and blooms early and late
The farmer and mechanic., 1912-04-30
FAIRLY CULTIVATION OF
CROPS.
Letter to Supervisors of Demon
stratiOn Work.

been said about the use of weeders
and harrows in pulverizing freshly
oloyed soil to make a fine, mellow
seed bed, we desire to speak OF their
efficiency and economy in the early
cultivation Of farm crops. At this
busy stage OF farm work, any i'm
r,ement that will help to get over
the fields rapidly, and successfully
do the work. is considered a valua-
He addition to the farm assets.
Th, j, especially true where labor
er, are scarce and high priced, be
cause very often a good machine,
4 pair OF horses and a capable man
10 drive will cultivate from three
H. six times as much land IN a day
Is a man without such implements.
Furthermore, cultivation done just
when it needs to be done is worth
several times as much as delayed
cultivation. so the matter is one OF
rapiditv. efficiency and finally one
of profit aud success.
In using Weeders and harrows i
i not necessary to wait tor The
Voting plants to show above groune
before running the implements
The condition Of the soil and no
the growth Of young plants shoul(
be the main consideration. If con
dluons warrant it, run the lfnple
mcnJs before the planted seed ger
inmate. and continue for from thre
to five times or until the crop
large enough to be injured by tn
process Perhaps the best advlc
70 be given concerning these IN
pIements is this: Get busy wit
them early after rains. There
not much to be gained by their us
after crust is formed and a carp,
OF green grass is showing over tt
flelds. Some of the grass will |
rooted up but the balance will |
cultivated so that it grows all Il
faster.
heSe implements are not i
tended to break land with.
rocks, chunks or other weigh
nave to be used on them to ma
them do the work properly. II
shows that the farmer did Il
properly break his land. or that
mas waited too long after a rain
use the implements. If the soil
comes very compact and seems
need loosenlng to depth Of fro
two or three inches, then use so,
torn of cultivator that will
deeper than the implements unt
consideration. However. cauti
should be observed here and tn
heavier cultivators should not
used after the corn is ten to tive
inches high and cotton is six
eight inches in height. Remem
that the roots Of these crops gr
outward into the soil three to f,
The farmer and mechanic., 1912-04-30
SELLING ACCORDING TO
GRADE.

he education OF dalrymen III the
way Of producing good cream and
milk is progressing Some Of the {
large creameries, particularly those /
of the West, are paying for cream
according to its real value and are
> "refully grading it.
"t s,,, '"as under sharp compe-
tition ~ en- the creameries took all
kinds of cream Just as it came and
paid the same price for good, bad
and indifferent. 1t was not long
before the creamerles found out |
that this did not pay and now many |
Of them are separating the cream
according to condition. For in
stance number one consists OF sepa-
rator cream which IS delivered
twice a week in winter and three
times a week in summer This
| must be reasonably sweet and IN
good condition and test at least
= 80 per cent butter fat.
| Cream graded as number two IN
! cludes all hand separator cream de
. 1iyered not less than once d week
. in winter and twice in summer. 1t
must be reasonably clean, in good
condition and test not less than 20
4 per cent in butter fat The lowest
), grade, number three, includes all
:, gravity cream and all hand sepa-
rator cream which tests less than
= 20 per cent This grade also IN
. cludes all cream that is in poor con
dition even if it should test more
&c than 20 per cent
: The creameries ought to have
% adopted some system Of this k1ne
long ago and it is their fault large
:, ly that they have not been able t
= produce better butter than the,
have. Much Of the creamery but
ter on the market is mighty poo
stuff and it comes from mixing
good and bad cream.
Farmers are not SO much t
blame for their carelessness as the
have been paid as much for poo
! cream as good. OF course thl
81 sort Of business did not offer an
induce1nent to send good swee
- clean cream to the market and t
send it often. Now that many Q
the big creameries have started int
10 this campaign Of education tn
! farmer who produces the be:
:, cream will have the advantage owe
the careless and indifferent dairy
90 men that he should have, as it put
rh+ premium on good cream.
81 The patron who takes every pr,
= caution to produce clean milk al
-. the highest grade of cream vii. +
% longer be robbed to pay the car
less man who produces low grat
wn of cream.
Of Every farmer and dairyms
900 ought to be willing to co-opera
mr. with the creameries in this effo
the to produce the highest grade
the cream as they can readily see tn
!. it is to their advantage.
The farmer and mechanic., 1912-04-30

For the first time in the history
Of the Union Stock Yards at
Chicago, man was gorcd to death
BY wild steer. Michael Burns.
an employe Of Swift & Company
was suddenly attacked BY an in
furlated animal and as Burns vas
blind in one eve he did not see the
animal approach in time to es-
cape.
The farmer and mechanic., 1912-04-30

he common COW is the cow f3r
the man who is not a better dairy
man than she is a dairv COW
The farmer and mechanic., 1912-04-30

The care which the colt gets vii
tell in after years.
The farmer and mechanic., 1912-04-30

You set out to convince q man and
find he THINKS the game is for him >
convince you.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1912-11-09
Sanf bent Sp5ialismns!

getporben, bic Sunberte bon 5sile
nebmern sGblen. Sein 3peifel, ooB
BEL tpeitem niht ole 5reunbe Der
4ufriibrer, ionbern nur elm fleiner
Sell berielben uusftnbig semoht
porben 1T. Die iibrieen tparten of
fenbar auf einen giinitigen Moment...
Obne Ilotte iebpd = bemerft Der
tonIerbotibe 8riegsbeber melando=
lid = lit Elm 8rieg gegen bic Siir=
lei ebenio i4pierig, tpie gu ben 3eiz
ten OIess."
9ieie S9lubfolgerung bes bolbz
offi3i0Ien publiaiIten iit ousnabms>
peiie perniinftig. SeGbft fir bic en-
ragierteiten grponi iionspilitifer 1T es
bod elm gepagtes Stiid, einen arieg
gu Beginner, tpenn ieber einaelne Wta=
trpIe Dor benz Iuslaufen Der Slotte
unter poli5eioufii4t geiteat peroen
muB. Inter fol6en 8erbGltnifen
mubte ii6 Rublanb bamit beI6eioeH,
bic geriidIihtigung Der eigenen Sn<
tereFen ben 9rpBmd6ten guropos gu
uberlo1Ien unb tann, oa BEL oemBor-
geben Der 8alfanIta bieie ielbit
ousgeI6oItst ipurben, Rublonb ni6t
gut ettpas onberes tun, ols ben DIM
gen ibren 2auf gu loiIen. Die Utiliz
tGrrepolten RuBlanbs limb cine SOL
ge bes rspolutipndren 3uitanbes, an
tem RuBlanb felt langer 3eit trantt,
Elm 3uitonb, Der i'm prpletariat iei=
nen beiten g2dbrboben bot. 90 iinb
es innerbalb elmer fursen Spanne
3eit bic 9rolstarier HuBlonbs gum
speitenmole, bic bur6 Spfer on oez
ben, an 6ab unb 9ut, on 9eiunoz
belt unb 5omiliengliid, bic tie fir Die
RepoIutipn bringen, Die ben 8Dltern
oes iibrisen Guropa es eriparen. auf
ben 5dlodtfelnern, i'm blutigen Rins
aen bIuten unb fterben 5u miihen.
! Dies gu tpiirbigen, 1T pfli6t oes
9roIetoriotes, 9fIiht Der 4rbeiter.
tloFe Der gon5en Welt. 5iir4terlth
1T, mas on Wforo uno Wleni4enper@
nihtung, in benz tur5en &rtege, 5iptz
Ihen ben 9oItonmG6ten uno bel
Siirfei per3ei6net perben muB. No9
9Fiir6terGideres fpiirbe Die Welt iez
D06 erIebt taben, penn ni6t RuBz
Ionbs RepoIutiondre, Guropas 60
3ialiIten, oie 9robmd6te binbern
uiirben, ii6 etnonoer in bic 6oure gu
fa6ren. Sp 1T tpieber Der gepets
er6ro6t, baB Der So5ialismus aIein
Die pirfli6e 5riebensgarantie 1T
0ant, benz Sp5inlismus!
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1912-11-09
Scr &orntarid 0es @oiialismtns.

sns OOrpdrts! 60 maneebo bic Nahtn fno bic Bel Der
unsebeuren usbnuns 2anbes Bis po frb erlansn
Gines febt fef Der aiuIsmus Bat 5ortf ritte se
SIM Stoot Obio bic Soaifii4 poei Bel Der Ben prd
Dntnpal $4,000 Smmn erbaten bot asn bic bureerhen ei
tunsen bic Io3ialn Smmn uu 100000 bic Bel bir obl obge
ebn purben Ob be 3abl od errht pirb tOnnn mir nidbt
bauptn fer nb en boB Die ob Der Stmmn fur bic So5az
Hid gar bD n pirb uls bic boppe abl 1908 90 tpo
eonaen 2anb Ip Cine Milon Stmmen tit fat fer gu
nen 8OOOOO Oopte 1908 pro au ollie de len Nt
BLOB i'm Often audi i'm Mein ia ibf I'm Subn fno bic Soren Der
oifiIfn MGbl sana toloha sepoen 60 pub nod Osnsos
not Sodionpil 5lo smelbet bob i'm Soae ortba bic
@o5ialifen mebr Sttmmen srbielten, ais bic Repu@
blituner unb prDgreifiben, mttbtn an bic 5pette
SteIe benz 5ettel Sn Nbnoa 1ollen Die
geftoren fir bic pdbensnpab F SOnen erObsr porbsn
in Nadrien nnten Wpp frub bic Stunbe mo mir
sur preF muBten, alleongs nod niht erlans perben
gus bm Reid @tabItruis prDn brs 60 5iolifen a
fir apngnB gepdht semelbe Der So5ioltsmus ptro
i'm aonareb pledt Elm babies OuBno So5iolten 5dbln
Sur Snormaon ber Oas bisberise anpaen Der io5ioldn
Stimmenobn beae bic unentebno obsbudte Sabele sic
ert @erbinbs nit ben ben Dubln ben gepe bob benz Sa
ismus bic 3utunft sebOr.
Die Soauin rhsltn Simmm:
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Sbio, ibdme 0id!

Dos Srauenftimmreht in ben Der
einisten Staoten Mmeritas bat neus
Jortidritte semaht. Sn ben Staa@
ten Irisono, Oregon, 30 L
diean uno aanias puroe am
leBten Dienstas NIT Stinmsnmsbr.
belt beidloHen, ous Dort male
aus ben @erfaHunsen gu itreihen, 10
bab bomit ben Jrauen ba 8
IS m mreht ssgeben ptro.
BLOB i'm @taate Wiseoniin TT bic
Ginfiibruns bes Trauenitimmredtes
gefallen.
Snsaeiomt finb es iest 10 Stoa:
ten in ben 0ereinisten Staaten Gme'
rifas, bic ben Grauen pas Stimm
redt eepabren. Ser 0itlidite Staa
bopon lit Wihiaan. Der Staat Obil
bat es am 3. September BEL Der Mb
itimmung iiber bic neuen @erfaf
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1912-11-09
Amf's @aupt gel6lagen,

itubl sDnne, bur9 ben an &0rpergez
pi9tIp piel lei4teren Wilion eine
Gntlaitung gu erfabren. DAB ii9
Ipnit ni9t piel gednoert baben miro,
mag ngilp" 9aft ielbit iebr bdlo
einIeben. Wsr auf Dem Stanbpuntte
itebt, Der in 3pIas 8uGe: rSm 8auz
DIE bon paris" 10 idDn oarselegt
miro, oub bis Wslt Gin etpiser 8ampf
5piiden ben Wlageren uno ben 0iden
lei, mag an Dem Sturse Salts uno
Dem Wa9tpsrIuit ieiner partei ein
llnslud Ieben. Wer Die Welt uno
bic msni9lide geieaidaft bon .insm
b0beren Stanopuntte aus pertet, Dem
tann Der YeriOnenpediel nidt psiter
heriibren.
Die 9lrbeitertlai1e Nmeritus bat
Ser Hesierung oss Mannes, Der i'm
oepii7en Sinne cine Hesierung ourd]
Ginbaltsbefebls uno seridtllter
Oronaialieruno Der Observation-Disclosures
bspesuns gu Ginfiibruns bradts, teis
ne 5rdne nah5uipeinen. 2eioer bai
iie audi BON Dem Sies Wilions UNI
ieine partei niats gu erboffen. ~Ous
8erf Der 8sfreiung Der Irbeiter'
tla7e tonn nur oas Wert Der Irbsi'
ter felbit iein", bieier 2ebriaB I'M
Ierss sroBen Meiiters aarl Marl
bat audi in Mmerita feline Ri4tisteit
Stir Die @oSiuliiten beibt es oes
balb: Weiter asitieren. Die 3utunf
lit unier! Der 5au Salts. Ser gu
Iammenbrud Der reupublitaniihsl
partei, 1T nidt in lebter 2inis Ell
Grfola oes Susialismus. Der crit
Oienstas i'm Hopember 1912 1T 81
einem Weartitsin in Ser @efhidt
glmeritas s.tporben, gu einem 3sit
abI9nit an Osm oas 9llte gu tiir5e'
nno gteues, bas oen So5ialismu
brinst, su tperoen besann. Die Sort
'Iaritte ser iosialiitifden partei, aue
in oiefem Suhre, biirsen oafir!
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1912-11-09

glph fuble i6 gut, id ipeiB aber
nidt, lpie oies beute Na6t iein miro,
So ungefdbr ion .giGp" Saft, .ber
u2iebling Oes amerifaniIhen 9oltes
BON 1908" am 9iensta9 na4mtttag
geiogt buben, als ibn Elm tleines
&inb frug, ipis es ibm sehe. Sdlag
auf S9lus iauiten am Ibeno oann
Die 6iobsna9ri6ten auf bes prdil=
Oenten 6aupt bernieoer. gles pantz
.e, barif unO itiirats, ni4ts belt msbr
itano, sanae bier Staten blieben Der
alien republitanil6en partei treu.
Sine Slu9t, sleia Der BON &atten bel
sinem alien iintsnoen @diff, 1T BET
Dem alien rspublitanifAen pdrtettaz
item au psrssidnen sepeien. sSn pie
len 5tuaten fam es 10 f4limm, odB
sic SaftanbGnger, Die Mltrepublita=
ner fiirdteten, es lei nidt aussei4loiz
fen, oab Bel elmer ndhiten Wahl oas
Sidet Der partsi bes beutieen prd@
Iiosnten, binter bos Sidet Der So5iaz
liiten gu iteben tomme.
Saft mub Die Naht bon Oisnstag
auf W1ittpp9 abeno pis elm gepru@
eelter Sunb sefiiblt baben. ytur 10
lit es gu erfldren, oab er elm 8logez
| lieo uber Mmeritas 3ufunft an
Itimmte, slei9 einem altteitamentariz
iden propbstsn. Die ~proipsritdt
BON heute", oie Saft. infolse Wfaneel
an @erltdnonis fir polfspirtidaftz
lihe acknowledgement, als ie1nen
Grfols in Nnipru4 nimmt, lab oer
Mann bereits psrf6pinoen, es mir
bette ibm in isinem aopfe, Mmerito
Ihsint ibm am Hanoe zines Wbgrunz
oes anselanst gu iein. Sn Wirtlid.
feit lit aber nur Saft in Den Srtus
oeitiirat, aus Dem es eine Wisoerteh'
nidt gibt.
| Odtte Saft 9umor behalten. hdtt'
II iasen t0nnsn, Dob sr IS Dem Dol
| ibm 10 ihfper beoriidten prdlioenten
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1912-11-09

Sn benz europGii9en 8rieg aptz
I6en ben 8alfanmG6ten, FAINT 9riez
denlonb, segen bic Siirfei, lit nod
taum 14tdeiger Oauer bes 5elb5u9es
bic Gntf9eibuns bereits sefallen. Die
9iirtei muBte ii9 nod einem berluItz
rei9en Sample, 100000 Spfer Iolz
len gefaGlen fein, fir beiisgt ertlGren
unb bot um 5rieben no9geiu6t.
@eitere groBe MenI6enihlddt
i6einen nun tpenigitens fir oiesmnl
permieben 81 iperben. Der Weg fir
cine psrniinftigs 9eitoltung Der gu,
tunft lit bamit trei9eDoroen, fir elm
9e6iet guropos, bob tultureu unge-
beuer tpeit 5uriidgeblieben ipnr.
Wenn bic 8pnFlitte om 8olton, Die
INNER Den bereitftebenben pulperz
fdfIern gli6en, Bel benen es nur ouf
ben siinbenben 6unten ontpmmt, um
bic Grploiion berbei5ufiibren, nidt
uuf anberem Wege unb f6on lGn9ft
,geietteltv tpprben finb, tragen nur
bic @roBmGdte Guropas borar
| i6uIb, bic in gsgsnieitiger GiferiIdz
tslei iebe frieblihe Neu9eitoltung perz
binberten. Wenn es ieBt 5piifen ben
ripaiiiierenben 9roBmd6ten gu tei=
nem ernitli6en 8onflift, aus &nlaB
bieies 9riegsousgonges, tommt, 10
ni9t aus pI0BIiher 6riebfertigfeit,
Ionbern aus benz 9runbe, neil bic
bauptfddli9it om 8alton intereIiier=
te suropdiihe 9roBmo6t, RuBlanp
pollftGnbig attionsunfdbis 1T.
Man tann ben Shmer3 bes er5re:
oftionGren ruITii6en plititers Men:
initpp no6fiiblsn, penn man lieIt
pas' er in benz ruiliihsn Regierungs:
blotts vNopoje Wremio" i6reibt. 6;
beibt bort in einem BON linn gei6rte
benen Mrtifel:
,Wir boben bic S9mad erlebt
bab in oem Qugenblid, mo biel1eif
Die Srisntfrage enbgiltig entfdieoet
ipirb, Elm SsIsgromm Die Nndridl
bringsn fann, baB $50 Wotroien tpe
gen GnItiftung elmer WtilitdrreboIt
benz 9eridte iibergeben pprben iinb.
Die No6ridhten, Die i6 i'm Somme
iiber bic @erbGltniiIe in Der S4por5
neerTfotte erbieIt, entIproden ali
Der S5irtIi6teif. 0ieie Nu6ri6te
tomen ous OffisierstreiIen. Die o'
fenbar bon Der berannabenben Sat'
Itrppbe unterridtet pnren -. Se6
Sabre nod ben bluttgen MotroIer
repolten i'm S6fporsen Meer iinb a
10 pieoer 9erihp0rungen mOgllt
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1912-11-09

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