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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-04-01
soCIErY aTRns BUSY

GAINESVILLE, o., April believing
that the necessity for troops in this
city has passed, Col. C. c. Wey-
brecht, in command here, started, last
night, that he would forthwith with
draw all Of the soldiers as he be-
Iieved they were more urgently
need in Ohio river cities.
The Muskingum river is again in
it's banks, having fallen 10 feet yes
terday. Society girls are busy wash
ing and taking care of babies, so
mothers can clean their homes. Col.
Weybrecht reported that $40 houses
had been swept away. Five hundred
mittee has been appointed to inspect
numerous business structures that are
considered in a dangerous condition.
It will cost $40, 900 to repair the ''Y''
bridge.
Col. weybrecht estimates that the
damage in the city is $S, SOC, 900, not
counting the Putnam district nor the
losses In the county.
Railroad traffic on the Baltimore
g. Ohio Railroad east was resumed,
today Passengers walking two miles
over the flood to reach trains. A
span and a half Of the Third street
bridge was found II miles down the
river
The GAINESVILLE Furniture Co.'s plant
was found 10 miles below here. Dan
B. Gary, the owner who was consid-
cred wealthy, is pennileSs. A man
named Simpson, who lost everything,
has become insane
The water supply was turned on at
noon, yesterday, and the district will
have gas today. Electric lights are
promised for the last of the week.
Several wagon loads of supplies were
sent to points down the river, today
TO starving farmers.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-04-01
sHACKs ON HILLS

Paducah, KY, April 1-Sha cIfs are
being built on the neighboring hills,
provisions are being assembled and
arrangements being made to charge
khe reservoirs with three days water
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-04-01
BILL TO CLOSE SALOONS
GOOD FRIDAY REJECTED

Hartford, April 1.-The committee
on excise reported in the House In
favorab1y on the bill to close saloons
on Good Friday The bill was re-
jected.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-04-01

The funeral of David W. Blair who
died at the Bridgeport hospital Sat
urday was held this afternoon at 2
o'clock from the mortuary chapel of
Walker and Banks, Rev. H. E. Kelly
of ST. Georges church officiated. Bur-
ia1 took place in Lakeview GENET
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-04-01

supply in anticipation of the SO foot
stage. predicted for Paducah, which
would put the entire city under from
one to five feet of water. The crest
Is expected Thursday.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-04-01
M'NEIL BITTERLY ATTCKS
MAHAN BUT TO NO AVAIL
Repeal Bill Is Indefinitely Postponed--CoI-
leagues of BridgepOrer Object When
His Remarks Directed at Congress
man Become SChorChng

Lieutenant Governor Tingi Tells Mcneil He Has
Trangressed Rules of Debate and Expresses Hope
That No I'll Feeling Will Result = Mcneil Charges
Mahan With Playing Into Hands of Lobbyists to
Gain His Own Ends.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-04-01
VOTES FOR WOMEN
ORDER OF DAY IN
HOUSE TOMORROW
Committee Unfavorably Reports
Measures Designed to Pro-
ide Equal Suffrage

Hartford, April 1.-The committee on
constitutional Amendments reported
unfavorably in the House today on
the bill which provides that the right
of suffrage shall not be denied any
pearsSan because of his or her sex.
Mr., Maltbfe said that this was su-
perfluous, explaining that another
bill would be reported from the COM
mittee covering the suffrage ques-
ton. The bill was rejected
The same committee reported unfa-
vorably on the main question of Wom-
an suffrage. Mr. -Maltbie made mo-
ton that the matter be made the or
der of the. day for April at noon.
Mr.. Wilson; in seconding the mo-
ton, said that a majority of the peo-
pie of the state had voted in favor
of extension of the suffrage. Mr.
Hyde, of Manchester, said that the
matter should be made the order Of
the day for tomorrow at IL O'CLOCK
Mr.. MaItbie's motion was defeated
and the matter will be discussed, to-
morrow, at noon.
When asked to express her opinion
on the unfavorable suffrage report
Mrs William T. Hincks, president of
the Equal Franchise League, said
that vote will be taken in the
House at noon tomorrow, when a
petition of over $4,000 names of men
and women in the state, asking for
a referendum vote upon the subject
will be presented
Mrs. Hincks further said that she
was not much surprised at the report
as taken broadly it would probably
tend for the best interests of the
cause, giving more time for a broad
er educational campaign.
In addition, she believed that it
would serve to place Connecticut in
strong contrast with New York,
which recently granted what this,
State now refuses it's women.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-04-01
CITY ALMOST BANKRUPT:
GREATER PART SUBMERGED
President Wilson Receives Strong Appeal for
Aid, Today, From Mayor 7. J. Ken
nedy of Ironton, Ohio

Rumors Still Afoat That the Big -Four Levee at Cairo
Had Gone Out But Even With Dangerous Slide Re
ported, Force of Men Guard Are Said to Have
the Situation Under Control.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-04-01
CONDITIONS DESPERATE

Cairo, Ills, April Flood condi-
tions here, today, along the Ohio river
1evee are declared by the oldest citi-
Zens to be the most desperate in their
time. The water is rising at the rate
of about one foot a day and now
stands two feet and eight inches from
the top of the concrete wall built at
the levee. The city is sending it's wo-
men and children out on every train.
The weather continues beautiful.
At a meeting between officials CT
Alexander county, the city of Cairo
and Col. Daniel J. Mortarity, of the
7th regiment, I. N. G., it was agreed
to place the entire situation in charge
of Col. Moriarity. The result of This,
according to the colonel, will be ar
rest of all persons who refuse to work.
At Mound City, it is said, a critical
situation is developing.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-04-01
ROYAL MESSAGES

ESOYAL MESSAIES
Washington, April 1-Messages con-
today, from foreign rulers expressing
sympathy for sufferers in the western
floods. King George, of England,
cables:
'I am greatly distressed at the news
of the disastrous flood and the griev-
Gus loss of life caused by them. I
desire to express to Your Excellency
my deep sympathy for you and the
people of the United States in your
misfortune
The President replied:
ALLOW me, in the name of the people
and government Of the United Safes,
to express deep appreciation of Your
Majesty's kindn ess."
King Emmanuel, of Italy, cabIed:
ION hearing the news of the floods
that have devastated prosperous reg
ions and made SO many victims, I
beg you to believe in the sentiment of
sincere and deep sympathy with which
I Join In your country's mourning. -
President Wilson responded:
Your AIajesty's touching words Of
and property which has befallen many
American homes are a real soIace to
the government and people of the
United States"
From Sultan Ahmed KadJar, OF Per
sia, came the following:
tastropI.e that has befa1len the United
States by reason Of the flood, I hasten
to offer. to Your ExcelTency and the
American nation the expression of my
most earnest regret and sincere con-
dolenoe.''
President Wilson replied:
ION behalf OF the American people
and in my own name, I thank Your
Majesty for your kind words of sym
psLthy in the direful calamity which
has befallen SO many American fam
iliess'
Cairo, Ills, April 1-Rumors were
afIoat, early today, that the Big Four
levee in bhe Drainage district had
gone out There was a dangerous
slide but workmen still have the sit
uation under control.
Louisville, KY, April 1-At o'clock
the Ohio river gauge registered 44.7
feet, a rise Of four-tenths of a foot.
Memphis April 1.-The Mississippi
river registered 36.5 feet, today, a rise
of eight-tenths of a, foot in "a hours.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-04-01
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The Farmer Help Wante'
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portunities for
GOOD POSITIONS
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-04-01
FLOOD CRISIS TO-DAY


Cairo, Ills, April 1.-The Ohio riv-
er rose steadily through the night and
at o'clock, today, stood at a point
between 52.4 and 53. The population
was astir early and the fact that
the water had substantially passed
the 50 mark caused considerable
anxiety.
The crest of the flood is expect
ed to reach here, today, and if the
1evees hold it is the belief that the
worst VIII be passed Much trouble
was experienced during the night in
the drainage district along the Big
Four 1evee. Three times slides oc-
CURED and only valiant work on the
part of those watching it saved the
day. Water seeped through the con-
crete wall and stood in the main
street of Cairo, today, but the levee
has showed no signs of weakening.
1t is expected the sheriff will give
the military complete control of the
situation.
Refugees continued to leave the city
all night and crowds are stsf7 waiting
at depots to get out.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-04-01
TIE WEATHER

Freezing tonight; fair,
warmer tomorrow
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-04-01

Huntington, W. Va, April Fire
broke out in the flooded resident dis
trict, early today, and threatened an
entire city block but the flames were
checked by the use of dynamite.
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81. Suiirasetteu. .Wutb.

Qah Der DerurtbeiIuns Der Grau
pan.burit broben bic enslif6eu Wsis
berrehtleriRnen nit nod fAlimmereu
Uusi6rsitunesn, ats lie fhon beoans
gen baben unb iiherIih iparsn biefe
idon b0sartis senus. Die 3erhOruns
bon poitiafen, bas Durhihneiben
BON 1elesrapbns DrGbtsn unb ioeor
8runbitiftuns iinD fdper. 0srbre6en.
pelte ben Grisben unb bic SiAerbeit
Der Geiellidoft auf oas 1Grnitlinfte
bebroben. Was jest nod ptrbieibt,
iino Ingriff. auf bas 2eben uno Tros
bungen oisier Dirt perbsn jsst ousges
fioben, nahbem bisber bic SuHraset.
ten ertlart batten. nab iw bel ansrifs
fen auf gissntbum iteben bleiben pirs
ben. gs 1T ibnen aber aud bamit
iein grfolg gu Deripxeten. oenn biefer
bath. fih isst fhon einiteueH ;;a;;;;;Hif:sSS ;;;if:sSS.
nahbem bic Weiberrehtlerinnen sur
Oeniige bepielen baben. bab Iie DOR Der
ihperiisn Beitrufuns niht suriid=
ihredsn. Sn Der Resel pfleet iolhe
Gpferfreubieteit einbrud su mahen.
Wenn Wenifen fir ibrs usb<raeusuna
ale erbentbaren aeiben ertrae.n, bic In
bieiem Jalie fosar burh freitpiniees
bunsern auf bas 6ohite aeiteigert
tperben, pfi.st bas Witsefiib au erfpas
den, aunoI menn Ssrauen bieisn Sol
tern Fh ausfesen ober ousgeiest tpers
ben. M6er eine folhe gmpfinbune III
I.niHt pobrnthmbur. Sm GsatntheiI
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Das bemotratifhe Sarifs
prosramm III iest in ieinsn umriiIsn
iertigeeitelt. Cine sanas Insabi Rob
ftoffe uno Salbfabritate iperoen auf
bic Jreiltite gelungsn uno Die 36ue Der
6ertisfabritote oemeNtIprehenb er.
mabist psrbsu. Die 8eduns fir ben
Iusfau an 3olsn tpirb burd bic Gin
tommen iteuer beftafft tperoen, bic bis
sur 5obe pon 50 Wiuionen erhobsu
tperoen Ion. Tas III Elm befriebiesns
bss pro9rdmm uno eutiprift 1enau
ben Wunitsn oes 9oItss. Wenn mir
aud unIsrsn Ginponb oeser bic spens
tueue oouise Qbihaffuuo Der 3udsrs
Sous beibebaltsn, 10 mullen mir bob
oas Wsrt, oas bic 9emotraten ihafTen
iperoen, in Ieinsr 0siammtbeit los
ben. 50dit bsfriebisenb lit bic 3oGs
frsibsit fir Shienen. Dos ipiro bel
basu bsitrassn, ben transport gu BE-
ben, Der unter ben GrprsFungen bss
Stisnsns 5ruits, ser idIstte Waar:
fir tkures Gslo lisferte, ihper gsz
littsn bot. 5rsts Wols, bic iest be.
ihIoiIene Sahe lit. tpirb cine Snbus
itris f0rbsrn. bic bel uns burt unpers
niiuftiss 30ue in ihrer Grttpidlung
bsrbinbsrt porbsn if. WeIhsn quFs
itpune lie nsbmsn rpirb, III aug Der
.urs.n 3eit BON 1893 big 1896 su err
iehen. 0os mar betonntlih Die
traurigits pertobe in uniexr otDnos
miihsn 9efhibts. bic nurh oas res
publi,dnii6s silbsrantaufsasies bers
poreerufen ipurbe. Domols itellisn bic
Demotrdten, bic sur 5srr'haft sslongt
parsn, Dons auf Die Irsiliite unb bos
Reiultat mar. bab pdbrsno ale Jabri.
fen ouf SaIbasit eeTsst poreu ober
sdr nidt drbeitsten, in Der Wpllsns
lpaaren. SnbuItrie bic rseIte Ibdtigteit
herrfhts, ba lie einen grobsn Grpprt
dufsutpsiien bate. Imert,anifhe Yep
pihs uno Donsnitoffs orangen 'iess
rel din ale Wdrtte elm, bis bic Ghioer
S6dfer fpiebsr sur Wlaht oeldn9ten
unb bobe s3DGls auf Wolls leeten. Bon
bie'em 4usenblid an erloIt Der grs
port unb bos dmeri,anifhs 0oIt muhz
te tpieosr bpppelte uno breifahe prsiIe
bssublen. Den Bsrihten sufolas pire
aud goumotsrtaI Der rer'hisbenftsn
art NIT 3ouermGBiouneen bsbadt
fp.r5sn. Quh in biefem Ssa0e fpirb
bic amsritonifhe Ration bic G.nbes
runs portheilbaft smpfinoen. llntsr
ben uessntpdrtissn @.rbdltniif.n itnb
bic guu.o'tsn in iol6em Wabe oefiies
gen, bdb es bolb Elm risiantes Inter
ne6men fsin tpirb. Elm 6aus bersuiieIs
len, neil bi. 6unoerts bon Watsrias
lien, bic in einem Bau 0ertpenbung
finben, BON 1ruits tontroIirt psrb<n.
Wenn oiei. 9.brutuna aufhort, Dirb
.b.nfolIs Elm. pit.tse Jnbuitrie neues
Qeh<r nsrr,inusn
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GtIen uno 5tabt tpeiYsn isb1

GiIen uno 9 Stdb tuet'en lsbt
tinen grpprt bon 215 Wiaionen oas
Saht auf. Dir piinfhtsn. ss fpdre
xbeuteun ipeniger. Die Nusfuhr tpiro
hurt bitIiesre Noiirunssn fiir sas
Grslonb ersielt. pGbreno oas Snlano
mennpolspreiie be5abIsn muB. Die
Srlgs 1T. odb bic pteIen 5ubuitrien in
naierem 2onbs, bic gtien uno Stnbl
perarbtiten, nitt i'm Stdnoe iino, ihrs
1ertigfabri.ats gu srportirsn. bd es
ilor lit, bab Elm Jabritant, per ben
RrbItpff tbeurer beaablt, nitt mt
eirsm Sabritanten gu tontutrirsn
rermo1 Der ibn bilIiger besieht. 8as
rirt iif ober unter oem neuen 3orii
dnoerR, Der ben Ituit 3tpinsen tpiro
TN SnIanb biuigsr gu uertuufen. Td.
ruus tpirp ein poppelter gort9eil er.
patien. Der Iruit piro 10 piel ia.
brisiren, tpis porber, aber bic proout'
tipn In Sertigtpunren ptro beoeutsne
sunehmeu.
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.Pokal.Dfrid)t
Vle. 0slasbsikiAe

]AIbert penis. 26. I'LL GbeymoHelb.
lai1ie Jbina 10. 1883 CLINT Ctr.
IUlsrpin g. 0eilFub. "a. 6amiIson
I unb Bruce 4ns.
lGmma DoostsH, "a. 245 tyairsieu
0bsnus.
5Dtorris 9oipit, "a. 6dmiIton, 8.
lDeeeo 0on, %. TO Henpcn Aps.
Iaaprenes pop<u. q. 5e7 Carlisle
I Mpenit.
l5snnis Mari&au. "a. 606 bsssI.
Iseapmsnb q. 4Itbdus. %. 1890
WoHt0no Aps.
lNarn \. 6oson, 20. 22S gih Gtr.
.eanber Giept IS. 216 gDeft aibsstp
/ Eita6e.
ianna 6irts. 81. 1869 pl,aions ets.
jt5rant \. Nunba. 21. aodIonb. 3.
l5oitptfm 8. Ulepers. Is. besgI.
llesHarb 1bOuspfon. 81. s21 Mslaul
/ Gtf06e.
lUseisje GsrtsE 90. 27o7 pseRpa ~,
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Die 1bsaters eijealsa
sdAaitisten seaera bsS Gta1trstts.
lsmmittee far Nittel 1xb @eoe.

Cos staotratbsfommittee fir 1lit.
tel uao Nege beihaftigte iih geitetH
uieber einmaI bes Sdngeren ntit Der
Jrage Der 9i3eniirung Der lbenisr
un6 3ipar ani geranlaiinng oer VI.
aentbiimer BON 1anoelbilbertbeotern,
Sic betonntIid, NIT Den gegenipdrtinsn
Qissnsroien niGt einperftanben tino.
Gk botten bereits Dor rnehrersn Usos
uaten cine neuc SroinonS i'm stnot.
ratb cinaereid,t. Iaut tpelter oielben.
ter Der Stabt in stret alaiien etIige'
tbeilt iperben iollten, nomlih III A,aii.
beIbiIoertbeoter, bic ausihliebllh wi.
Der imb in ieoer goriiellusa nur el'
lnen Sdneer ncrfiibren anb In Uouse'
bile 1benter, DeId)e 0ruppe ale ab.l'
gen Shenter. Der Staot cinitlieBeH
ioIl. Gle @nnoeIbiibertheafer icIlen,
faus Tie ni6t Iber 300 Sisplase bas
ben, idbriid SO eisens be5atlen nno
lie $25 pro sabr fiir iueitere 100
gisc. goiibepiIle.I heater icIIen ialis
|iie ,peniper ais 800 SiepIdte haben,
$3.50 pro ssnhr beIohIen NIB $50 'ilr
jebe weitercn 100 Cite. untcr Mefer
Mubrisiruns wiirben bic BETTER
Der Observation-Disclosures gered,ter
bebaiioeIt peroen, fpdbrenb bic groBe.
rem 9benfer, Die arcbere GinnnhHeil
te3ichen, oud, bobcre eisenien 3dhlen
miibten, mnhreno eeeeisipdrtts Die
Winimnlituie mir IbeoterIiae,iieG
$3.50 pro Sohr lit uno fein 1bedier
fnebr ais $500 pro Snbr besablt
RaiiirIif iinb bic gipentbiiHi.r
Der groberen lbeater NIT oieie,u Vro.
ielt nidt einpcriinnoen. bn ibre Iysu.
fen, ipte gum 9eifpiel i'm isaue oes
Brano unb oes Spris Ibeuters iib
aui iiber $500 iteflen fuiiroen. Sn
,snterefie Der Gieentbiirrer Der regu.
iarcn 5hcater Der Stpot mar ofiterr
in Der apmmiiseeiisung anpolt Sei.
bines'eIb crifienen. ipnhreuo oie In'
tereiien Der Observation-Disclosures
burf, bic Serren q. Reii Hnb Mnwoli
iQ. aRIlIer pertreten lplroen Refine
Seite mar su aonaeiiionen geneiot.
nRr bas aonlmittee pertrat ben
Sianbpumtt, Dab cine Grtobung Der
euenssebiihr iiber $500 biuans n.d,t
anednaig lei unb Serr ased. Der Dor.
iiser bes aomnittees, nnhn tDlcoer
G<Issenhii. Der aniiHt MuSbrud ~
aebcn. bah idmmiIite ciyenseeblh.
rem abeeihaift iperben iouteu,. Vr
bebouerte MIR. bnB bic Iinbtif6eu 81.
nan3en bic Iurfiiibrung eines iol-
den Yeihluiies nitf geifotteten.
Daan sinisie fi9 i&lkbli& bcrauf.
bab anr1lf Riller bio sur udd,iten
acnnlitieeiieuns cine nel,e Croinan5
ansarbeiten ione. bic aIs Rininalm
cine pbens bon 500 pro ssatr DOT.
fiebi anb cine itufernpeiie Grbsbnna
BON ie $40 pro 100 gite iiber cine
Eitsopcsitdt BON 500 9isen hinoas.
ljeoct n,it benz gorbebnIt. bat oas
aRuyimum Der Sisensaebibr $500
uits iiberidreiten bari.
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Nsr ertronft mnb ieiueR A5rper
ben 6semben 9Rinerolien etmtS 0uo6-
ioIberS iiberlieiers. Die nieueid1 cine
poriiberoebeubs Grlei6terMxg bein.
oen bobei nber bod MIR td)nAst. oils
nubel lou It'd nid,t pun1ern. mean
ibn I f6iisbli6 ber lob obr,tlt. 0er In
dbmIi6er Gage fiM out bie eeilfrait
pon :RflonSenftoffen. aui be mum.
oerthdtige @irfnna Der Gt. Hernnrb
4r1nterpiIlen perld6t. tfande lid,
e6eninlIs ni&t Su fDinbern. spe,ln a
tcIb elne bm,frnbe GeiImMa ipiist.
DenH bieie $toffe bat enc eiitiae
Rnt,sr ms ieIbit oIiefert isnb peiie
95u9e hobem Ne bdbene ,asbereihl.
|og tes!9gssn q batea, -.
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Rlns BEN Vsit3etsestd5t.

Ter Reaer Sobu Sdnies, bon go.
ai0 BeTt 6. Gtrobe. ipeld,er auf Der.
onIn'9una hes Mef8soriuolts 3. j.
Gobin inter Der MnfInge bes getr,i.
ges perbaftet tporben mar, puroe
idmIbis befunben urb Su elmer Geib.
iiraie bon $50 uno ben aoiten perur.
tbeilt. @ie bereits beridtet. 5atts
,Snnics ben RehtsonipdIt ur,ter hem
Deriprehen. ibn als Dertbeibiaer iiir
Ieinen Wruber, melher nebes,bei be.
merit. iiberboupt gar nidt erfltlrr.
ereaairen 3u tpoIIer, I'm Ir,ebrereIcl.
Iars anaepuntpt
Ter s,eaer Remus Bolton wnroe
lpgen Sittlid,feitsperbredens ben
0robaeihfpo.enen iibersuiefen.
NIbert SaIIu. Don Ro. AID Vlum
gtr1be. tpuroe fpeeen Meinoiebitahls
init einer Strnie Don 80 Iaoea Ar.
beitshnns, $50 urrb ben Rotten be.
legt. Tie polisei bate in ieiner Bob.
Enuns einsn sroben poiten @ilberae-
ldirr. lpelhes ben StenpeI beS Gin.
ton SoteIs" trus. beiHIognnbmt. Ter
Anoeflnate bebnuptete ppoT. bic
siIberiafen pom einem friibere1
Qellner beS Gotels alS .0dGens cr.
boltnr au boben, fdnb ieboh init bic.
isr Mnssobe feinen 0lauben.
Heurp Niebaus tDlirbe iiRter fiiai
AnfInoeu bes ginbuihs Den 0rotae.
idrporenen iiberpieien.
Ter Sseser Nad WiiIs unh BE 16
Sabre clte Uorbise Wounb Hcbtoms
botten lih lueeen iinacietliGea a..
laminenIebens su neraHtiporten. Eje
befmllrten iih idu,lbia inh Der 21Su
spurbe sM 30 Iaeen arbeitSboiiS. 30
IiInb ben aciien nerurtb<lH mdbrtnb
Wnub nit elmer 0eIbjtrdfs BON $50
|nub ben Soften bnponfGM.
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tpirb. Bon Seiten oes gsnais lit elm
Wiberitano gesen freie WoIIe uno
frsien 3uder tpabrnebmbor urb ts Iinb
iest gemiibunsen i'm @anse, audi bisfe
Reibuns gu aldtten unb eis 2lniitt
eebt oaeemein habin, bab aud Der
Senat iih ben Wuniten oss Yidfis
oenten fiisen ipirh, 10 bab cine GrIss
ofsuna oes Snrtfs in penisen Wohen
in Iusiiht iiebt. go barmoniih b.t
bic partei nod ME Suiammensearbeiit.
uno es lit bas sinsis unh alsin benz
erob.n 0ertrauen .uSuifreiben. tus
ale Demo,ratsn i'm aoner 5 benz
prdfoenten snteesenbr ngtn. Witbes
'timmenb mag ouh Der Wunih isin,
Der partei elm neues Manbat in BRET
Sabren gu iihsrn, gu tpeIhem gsbuft
Naes permieosn tpernen iou, mas eintn
Ronflttt berbefubren iDnnte. Sre:s
LID lit bas alsin fir ben Griole Der
Vartei niht sntihaibenb. Datiiber Eat
pas Uolt gu beItimmsn uno mir slaus
ben, oab hieies aus perldiessnsn urs
laden Elm neues 8ertrausnspotum abb
seben miro. 5iirs Grlte lpirb Ger nsue
5urif ntht repolutiondr iein, bober
teine neit9etenbe Grbittsruns hsrpors
rufen. Giirs 3pette lpi,o bic 5tnan3rss
lorm reft3eitt1 erleoiet tpsrbsn uno eli
ne 1inanairiie rerbu'en, uno Der brittle
ptttisite puntt 1T. hlB tpatrsnb Der
Wdionifen Qominiitrotion bic 9ss
Iihdftslass oes 2anoss cine bodit bt.
| frieoissnhe iein niro unb tds trd i
hauptidhlih gum Grfplae Der BERT
| ifenoen partei 6ei
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Die Gintra DIT, eie in Der bee
motrattftsn partei beitebt, lit terpuns
oernspertb, sumal peun man beriits
fi5tigt, DaB iid IN oisier partsi, fpis
in Der republitaniffen, Reottiendre
uno JortihrtttIsr einanoer ssesnu6srs
ftebsH. 9ieie Gintrl6t rpurbs oaz
ourb sr3ieIt, eab bsibs parteten 10
su iagen ben prdiieeutsn 3u ibrsnl
S4ieosrid,ter singeiest baben. DIS
aeigt Fd on ber 8eratbuns ubsr ben
Sarif. Der immer ein orobr CAN'T
apfsl gspsien lit, oa IS iit niht bios
um prtnsipisQs, fonoern aud um io-
tale Gessnidse banosl:. us bls
fommittes fir Uittsl unb Des. pen
Iorif in geratbuus nabm, ftisn cir.
gerftanoiaung in piIsn Etneea nidl
bentbor. alus itritttgsn punfte pur.
ben Dem prdflosntsn untsrbrsiet uni
ieine Gniiteieuna III BON NlIeu amer
snnHt porosn. 95o Der prGiipeut nit
ben I'm aommittee pereineare en- 1nrif.
i1Bsn niht iibsreinitimmte, pulna ieiR
InFht ourh. 9amit III iiheraeiteut
bob Der ueue Sarif i'm 6aufe nitt aui
BE nlinoefteH Shpi rists ten f.oben
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Der Su ibrem Re1te stlangen. gu be-
bauern 1T iebcd, bob cine fclde Gnts
frembuns Sipifnen Mann unb gran
einoetreten in.
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Sn ghicago bat eine aommu=
raltpahI 'ia.teefunben, bic aus BEN
Grunee aufmsrtiamteit bean'prntt,
hah bic ProgreFtItsn in bieier ishr
fhIeht obeei9nitten haben. Die regus
laren Rspublitoner bdben spor sbens
faas uitt eeiisgt, uber bod teoeuisne
stDbsren GrfoIg er3ielt. 8isies Res
iultdt 1T au6 in anoeren Stdoten 81
erparten. Dus balb IosioIiitifds
groaramm Der fprti6rittIiden portei
finbet teinen NntIans. Soipeit es
ll1teritiisung erlnngt bat, mar tie Der
perionlihtsit RpoiepeIts 3uauihrei=
ben, bic isIbftperitdnblid BEL elmer
Staotpabl niht sur 9eltuns sel1nsen
trnnte. Gs ift absr audi boh't stpeis
telhaft, oh RooIebelt ielbft nod iolte
8ebeutune beanipruhen tann, ipis
friiber. g(nes neilt oarauf bin, bob
aud, feline psriOnlihteit an 3uetrdft
perIoren bat, fpis bas INNER Der Jol
1T. penn Der SeIo niht beitGnoig 5u
neren siegen fhreitst, mas bstannt=
lib Rcpiepelt nid,t getban bat. Bes
trsffs Der gbicagoer Dahl III AUDI oes
Meiteren gu bemertsn, oab penu bte
republitoniihe Qartsi nisoer in ete
Srt. tommsn rpiq, lie ben Rib In Der
qortsi sufIiden mub, ba fonit bic De-
motraten ods Selo beb1upten pero,n.