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The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1913-12-05

"Wen't you do something about it?"
you are going to pay for every minute
Of them. Mr.. Glider. There won't be
a day or an hour that | won't remem-
Der that at the last it was your word
sent me to prison. And you are going
to pay me for that. You are going to
pay me for the FIVE years I have starv-
ed making money for you-that too!
You are going to pay me for all the
things l am losing today. and
The girl thrust forth her left hand.
on that side where stood the officer.
So vigorous was her movement that
Cassidy's clasp was thrown of the
wrist. But the bond between the two
was not broken, for from wrist to
wrist showed taut the steel chain of
the manacles. The girl shook the links
of the handouts i'm a gesture stronger
than words.
"YOu are going to pay me for this!'
she said. Her voice was little more
than a whisper, but it was loud in the
listeners heart. 'fes. you are going
to pay-for this!'
= 80
They YER grim years. those three
years during which Mary Turner serv-
ed her sentence in Burnsing. There
was no time Off for good behavior. The
girl learned soon that the favor of those
set in authority over her could only be
won at a cost against which her every
maidenly instinct revolted. So she
went through the inferno Of days and
nights In q dreariness Of suffering that
was deadly. Naturally the life there
was altogether an evil thing. There
was the material i'll ever present in the
round OF wearisotne physical toil-the
coarse. distastaful food: the hard nar
row couch: the constant. gna wing irk-
s0meness of Imprisonment. away from
light and air. away from all that
makes life worth while.
The best evidence Of the fact that
Mary Turner's soul was not fatally
soiled must be found in the fact that
still at the expiration Of her sentence
she was fully resolved to live straight.
as the saying IS which she had quoted
TO Glider. This. foo. III the fare Of
sure knowledge Ms to the difficulties,
. that would hpset the effort and sin the
face 81 the temptations offered IL m,
low an easier pMth.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1913-12-05

Mary Turner. a department store clerk.
is sentenced to prison for three years for
a theft she did not commit.
Edward Glider. owner Of the department
store, consents to see Mary before she
goes to prison. expecting her to confess.
mary protests her innocence to Glider
and begs him to pay better wages to his
clerks to save them from temptation.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1913-12-05
@e Haze Always
GiDen You Value
for Your Money

In all the years that this store has been head
quarters for big Shoe values we have not once mis-
represented our goods. Our dealings have been in
good faith and we have tried always to give you the
biggest value possible for your money. That is the
reason for the growth Of our business. 1t is built on
the firm foundation rock Of SATISFACTION.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1913-12-05
The Real Tsse.

TN 1oo&
III - IN obliging musicianr
ssyeEy. She viii always ding when
80 - hsr %. she doesn't have b
- coaxed.r H
! know, but win che also stap when
youpve M enoughf'
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1913-12-05

! " ShS " SAo 80
jected out to the fiercer currents OF the
Hudson. There. without giving her,
self a moments pause for reflection or
hesitation. she leaped out as far as
her strength permitted into the coil Of
waters. But in that final second nat.
ural terror in the Face Of death over
came the tethargy OF despairla shrek
burst from her lips.
On the side of the pier a man had
just tied up a mOtOrboat. He stood mp
in alarm at the cry and was just in
time to gain a glimpse Of a white face
under the dim moonlight MS It swept
down with the tide. two rods beyond
him. He threw of his coat and sprang
far out after the drifting body. He
came to 1t in a few furious strokes and
caught It.
Then began the savage struggle to
save her and himself. The currents
tore at him wrathfully. but he fought
against them with all the ierceness Of
his nature. What saved the two of
them was the violent temper Of the
man. Always It had been the demon
to set him afiame. His rage mounted
and gave him new power hi the battle.
Under the urge OF It he conquered and
at last brought himself and his charge
to the shore.
Mary revived to clear consciousness.
which was ut first inclined toward
hysteria. Int this phase yielded noon
under the sympithetic administrations
0f the msi, His rather low voice was
sNnfhing to hrr tired sGii. ana hls
whole MIR was ut atDsr. mixtprfHt and
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-12-03
COUNTY CULLINGS,
Gloomy Weather From Broad Creek
South River.

The Thanksgiving holiday were
spent with gloomy and rainy weather.
At Mr.. Maynard Carr's home were
guests from Baltimore, Washington
and Arlington, Baltimore county.
Miss Emily Polk, who has been a
guest of Miss Eva d. Carr, has re-
turned to her home in Arlington,
Md.
Master Clinton Carr, Of Baltimore,
and Mr.. w. L. Dorsey, of Washing
ton, were Thanksgiving guests at
the home of Mr.. Dorsey's sister,
Mrs. Maynard Carr.
Mr.. T. H. Phillips and Mr.. Rich
ard kirkpatrick Howat, of Washing
ton, were guests last week of Mr.
Robert Kirkpatric k-Howat.
At Mr.. Charles Worthington's home
on Friday last were Miss Worthing-
ton, of Baltimore, and Mr.. A. Hamil-
ton Polk, Of Arlington.
Notwithstanding the inclement
weather of last week, the guests
from "town" made several visits to
the Creek, and River.
Mrs. James Cusack entertained
her sister, Mrs. Highley and three
daughters from Baltimore Tor Thanks
giving.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-12-03
A NEW PAPER
The Baltimore Catholic Revie~ Makes
It's APPEARANCE.

On Saturday, Nov. 20. 1918. the Bal
timore Catholic Review, an eight page
Catholic paper made its initial appear
ance, and its columns we're essentially
Catholic.
There were articles on the Bible by
Rev. Or. Fletcher of the Cathedral,
Baltimore; on the liturgy of the Cath
Ollie Church by Rev. Carroll &. Smyth ;
on st. Mary's Seminary and various
other subjects. One whole page was
devoted TO Washington Catholic news,
and all the cities Of the diocese, as
we'll as the churches, were mentioned
and is a credit to its editors both as
to typographical appearance and the
high intellectual calibre of its articles.
The editorials are strong, and Charit-
able and are neither bias or radical,
and wholly Catholic. without a faint of
offending those who differ from them
in their opinion.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-12-03
SNAPSHOTS.

The average run of people are also
rams.
In the race for matrimonial honors
many a girl has won by lap.
The small boys idea of heaven is q
place where there s a second piece of
pie.
-Flattery seldom falls Hat.
Man air should be amiable.
"A drum is never delusion al
though it may be q snare.
Its generally the people who know
the least that tell the most.
"A gold brick would scarcely be re-
ferred to as gilt-edged Investment.
The politician is never lacking in
pluck where the plum tree is concern.
ed.
"A poor excuse is better than none /;
but the same rule doesn't apply to.rela-
tives
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-12-03

1A New York State Pure Apple
Juice Sweet Cider for sale b. w.
f Gibbs & Son. u25-Iw
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-12-03

There Is nsofr -BtAru 1u this Eecuoa
o. the country fhsn al otheF diseases
gri together. and untl the last few
yeGIs sae supposed % be ineurshle.
EoI 3 great many years doctors prs
mounred u 8 local disease and pTescib-
Cd local remedies, and by constantly
fsg'snw 20 cure with local treatment,
il incurable. Science has
proved cataTrh 70 be s constitutional
disease and Therefore requires constfu-
tiouaI treatment Halls Cstarfb
Cure. manufactured by r D Cheney
x Co., Toledo. Ohio, Is the only crn-
sfituti0nal cure Oh the market 70 le
tsken internally IN doses irons u 3Tops
20 8 tess poonful. II aets directly on
the biood and mucous surfaces II Tie
$ sfem. They offer one huBfIf
collars for any case il fails 10 care.
s'elid for circulars and testimonials.
Address: r. j. CHENEY 4 E0 !,
Toledo, Ohio. Sold by Druggist. 75c.
Take He'll + Family pin fns esaieii q
tion
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-12-03
Bay 81 re Farm Sold.

The lac 1-2 acre farm owned by
Or. D. Geuse, of Baltimore, situated
on the Chesapeake Bay, near the
mouth of Rhode River, has been sold
10 MIR. w. g. Gott through the local
real estate broker. Charles F. Lee.
The farm has a half.mile frontage on
the bay, with a beautiful SANDY beach,
and is improved by On eight-room
farmhouse, necessary outbuildings
and an eight-room bungalow.
II adioins the properties of DR.. S.
H. Likes and Mr.. Schussler, of Bal
timore, and is considered one of the
best farms in that section of the
county. 1t is understood that Mr.
Colt purchased the property as an
investment.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-12-03
OLD FASHIONED MELO.DRAMA,
The Whip" at New Academy Of
klusic Baltimore Week Dec. s.

Muslc nallm0re week Dec. o.
Dear old-fashioneJ melodrama,
which everyone considered quite dead
and buried, has been given a new
lease of life and made the greatest
success of the past decade. The gal
lery gods" are with us again. once
more is the heroine cheered and the
villain Kissed as he commits horrible
crimes.
the Drury Lane Theare, London, and
it is therefore fitting that 1.-THE
Whip, which ran there for two solid
years, should be the means of putting
this kind OF entertainment on its
feet again. Following in the wake
Of London, New York became crazy
over 1.-THE Whip" which theatre
goers Of Baltimore and vicinity will
have a chance to see when it is
brought to the New Academy of
Music, Baltimore, for a weeks run,
beginning December 8.
II blase followers of the drama in
these two centres Of the newest and
the best that is to be seen in things
the atricsl went mad over The Whip
there must be a reason. There are
many. Never before were so many
thrills scattered through an evening s
performance to mention only few,
there is an automobile accident. a
railroad wreck and horse race. all
shown in frll view of the audience.
Unlike most modern plays, every
thing that is spoken about is seen,
and this novelty adds not little to
the spectacular success OF this man.
moth production.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-12-03
NOT ENOUGH NAVAL OFFICERS,
Admiral Blue Says Total Falls Short
Of War Needs.

That the number of officers now in
the navy is not sufficient to man all
the fighting ships in the event of q
war with foreign power is the dec
laration made in the annual report of
Rear Admiral Victor Blue, chief of
the Bureau of Navigation, made pub
lie Saturday.
Admiral Blue urges that Congress
enact legislation providing for grad
ual redistribution of officers in the
various grades to obviste condition
that is growing worse. He points
out that there now are 900 officers
of the grades of junior lieutenant
aud ensign, as compared with $50
officers above these grades, and that
at the present rate of promotion OF
forty each year the junior ensign
reaches the grade of lieutenant at
an age at which officers are now
promoted tc be captain.
Admiral Blue says a circular let
ter is being sent to the principals of
high schools to ascertain if the exam
ination for admission to the Naval
Academy is such that the ordinary
high school student would be capable
Of passing. Recruiting for the navy
last year was unsatisfactory until
June, when there was unprecedented
1umber of enlistments, IN large part
due TO the approaching European
cruise Of the battleship feet.
The enrolment Of naval reserve
is Strongly urged. II is pointed out
chat the authorized peace-strength of
the navy of 81 500 men is far short
Of the number required to put into
active commission all of the naval
vess Is.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-12-03

T@ sUMtcTfbeFR
Subscribers 80 arc 'Bveuius Capital
WAC 90 not receive tAefe ~ Ser regularly win
please report she e@aoe e. luis once and Eve
vii endeat lr 80 fafuACy me sBniB
: Tic 'WFaBtna ifa1ft4t-' ORG te (ouud on
sale 80 sac following rtgceEs
{ .CRrveI II aIl Nuws Ntalc s32tyianc Ectel
News stand; dcnes sock store SAin ST.,
wBl0mayer's Book rtf Maryland ave.
Davis News Store liatyiAnd Ave, r. y
7onrs Grocery, " ass sF extended uS5s
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-12-03

DECEMBER 8 1918.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-12-03
To be Married.

Marriage licenses issued from the
Clerks Office include the following:
Disney 49, Sanford - H. Woolford
Disney % Eva r. Sanford, Is, both
of Severn this county. Applicant =
G. p. Disney.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-12-03
Cloudy.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 8. 1875 A M.
For MaTylanJ ~ Continued cloudy
weather tonight and Thursday.
Chief Of Weather Bureau.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1913-06-28
Srobenoe Stnrmes;eidru.

aSn ser 2eip5iger n&olfs5eitllng"
telpriht @cnolic &ursfi Die GrIdel-
nu1gen auf lpirtifoitlihem 8ebiete,
lpelbe erlllterc 3eitcn porallsabnen
lalien. SSn Ser GurItelllng miro ber-
poraebobell, baB Der fiir5lid erfpIgte
finan5ieue 3niamnenbrllh Der ct.
2ouis ono San Srancisco-Vabn in-
iofern bcoenflib erideine, als er ailf
cine lebr oefdbrlid)e Spanning om
amerifanilhen 8elOmarft binpcilt.
llnter nprmalen GerbdltniiIen ipilroe
cs ser 8erlpnltlrng elmer Sabn, Die
III eilenl allsgcoebntcn VabnfonSerll
gebort, iiber gelllngen ieln, Die 2E
Mia. Collar, Die lie braid,tc, 6ll be-
lhaffen. g8ir lpcrfen Die sSruge ait1,
Oh niht lpeitere aoniequeli5en eintrc'
ten, oie ben &oniunftltrllmIhplmg
| in Slnerifa llno IN ipeiterer ,Solge
ncn oQaeneinen arud, Die @elttrile
einleiten fonnen, tibnlid luie es 1907
lpar. 9ieie Sefiirhtllngen bcltatlgen
Iih bereits inlofern als crn &nrs'
| litur, al Der 9fap Yorfer 9orle cingc'
ltreten lit, bon Dem Die gerlhte la
gen, man miiiie ihon bis orf Die Sa
lniftaae oes Sabres 1907 5llrildge
ben, INN einem oerart troItlolem 3n
Iltano 5m begcgnen.
| Die ndhlte 5olge oes Jriseo-Gra
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dies lpar Elm Rilfgnng Ger &llric Scr
alnerifaniiden Gilellbubmuertc OH
nen cllropiiihen iolpobl OILS oil oen
cmerifaniidlen @0rien. 9oh belpegte
lid oieler Hiidgung nod III beld)eioe-
ucn 8ren5en, neil offenbar Die Sml-
fen .i1terpeulerten", D. y. Die pom
Yublifitm augebotcnen Eapiere on
ser SorIe faltften. Nian Ideint Damn
neriud)t Slt bobefl Die I'M elrop1i-
ihen 9eiis befinoliden Gapiere nad
slmerifo abSiiltoBen, lie oil Der gtelu
Porter 9orle 5u uerfallfell., 9as aber
ipar sll piel fir Den oortigen Sarft,
lulo Die &llrIe itilrSten.
g9iiroe es iAh babel alisihlieBlid,
illm ole Eapicre Der gabncn banbeln,
luare oie Sahe nidt 10 beoenflid9.
Wton fonnte bamn onnebmen bas
Tublifi,m lei infolge Der Gorg1nge
bel DER einen 9abn miBtrmliif ge.
gen oie @irtld)aft Der amerlfaniihen
@abnen iiberbnupt geluorOen. sSnoel-
| Ien lino alld) Die slftien Der groBer
Observation-Disclosures IN Der
Strloel aerilien lporoen. 60 Die 9lf
tien oes Stabltruits, oie bon 81 au
50 Dollar fielen. 9as lit INN 10 be
oenfliher, oils auh Die 9eribte bon
amerifaniibcn Giiennarft BON ga!
su Gag mngiinltiger loitten: Slid
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1913-06-28

gang Des 9eIhGftigtrngsgroOes Ser
gSerfe ltno iinfcnbe Ercii.e 0ieie Si-
tllaton abcr iii ullgenleir, % alldD III
scr europdiid)en Giienillouitrie Die
Gage iih INNER lnlgiinltiger 5uiplet
gtoh lit freilid) Die Gage 10. ooB
cine @enoltng sum beIiern nift ulls-
geihleiien lit, aber oaB es bereits be-
rcnflid) fradt i'm 8ebdlf, lit niht 5lt
rertuld)en @ie piel bel Dem 3lllanl-
Eienbrilh Der Ct. 9oilis ulo San
Srancisco 9abn altf Shad)5iige an
ocrer 9abnintcreiien 5il lebet lit,
miro pielleift einmnl ipdtcr mlfge-
fl1rt lperoen. Die Hepilipn oes 3ou-
tarifs lit ebenfnlls ein @rlmo, filnIt.
lihe Spannlulgcn 5ll er5ellgen oocr
su itdrfen. sluf alle SGlle banbelt es
iih INN iebr ernIte Griheinlngen, bie
ui1t unbeaftet bleiben bilrfen
Sturm bdngt brobeno in Den 9iiftcr
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Gertrouens- uno Gbrenman1. Gs
fommt iogar Dor, onB 2eilte, Die III
Der feiuoliden slrnee Serrdtereien
on5ettelu tpoatcr, babel ober ertappt
lmo beltraft fullr0en, nahber uls
SeIoen uuo Spfer ibrer Eflidt per-
ebrt lpuroen lpie iener engIild)e Wo.
lor, 6cn 0aibington alf ioIden
frlunmen Tfaoen crtappte unO obne
8naoe allfbdngen lieB.
@enn bel oicier 9lffdrc etpas er-
italu1Iid) it, 10 lit es Die Sntiahe,
oaB Elm ioI6er Gerrdter iein 6ano-
pert mebr oils eln S<abr5ebnt lang
treiben fonnte. llno ood) nnlBtc pie-
les al ibm otffallen, er lebtc peit
i;ber ieine Ginnobmen oIs SberIt
lno fiibrtc in einem olten abgeleqe-
nen 9Ioelspalait in Erag ein lic)t-
lheles Seben Iber nieman0 luaqte
einen Gerbad)t allf i'm Sll merfen.
Go5 lit Die @llnoertdtigfeit Ser Uni
form, binter Ser lih Elm lolbes Sub.
jeff 10 leId)t 5ll perbergen pernag.
Der 8Iun3 ser llniiprmfn0pic lmo
Ser Hungob5eihen iibt ouf Die Webr,
belt ser s3eitgcnoIien INNER nod cine
nagiIdc @irfltng aus. 9eim Saupt-
mann bon &openif fam oicie @ir-
flung tragifomiId), BEL Dem General
Itabso1ft5ler 5lt Erag tragiidl 5llr
6eltllng.
Our9 etnen 3ufolI TdQt bic prnger
8erratsaffdre 5uinmmen nit Der 9ln=
tiinoigun9 ,ooB audi in 9eutidlanb
Die StrafbeItimnitngen gegen Spio-
mage oerif0rft fperoen iollen. Cine
oldc Seriddrfung miro geaen Die
Spionage nidt3 all5rihten fonnen.
9luh nadJ BEN perid)ie0ellen 2anoes.
berratspro5elien, bie in 9elttidIonr
ihon itottgeflmoen lulo teillpeile 81
6orten @eriirteilungcn gefiibrf Ia
ben, ueroen it'd inmer ruieOer 9eut(
flnocn, fUcld)e oas gcn1eine lmo ge
fdbrltd]e, aber Iohnen0e Snn6pert
0cs &errats ntilitdrii6cr 8ebcinr
nilIe fortiebcn. Der Hci3 bes 8oloe;
ocrrilbrt cben gor 5u leiht Wtur
nladte bisber meniger 9lufbebenS
Iueil es meiit luttcrgeproncte 9elltl
iuaren, Die lpidtiqcs nidt pcrratcr
fonntcn. SSn Seitcrreih obcr lit e:
tenn boberer 0ffi5ier, ipelher NIT lei
ncm Gerrat epelltlteq Der Wtaht, OH
i'm beitah, in einem groBen aricgt
ben Sieg iiber Iein eigencs &olf Der
ihofit bate. 0orm lit Die geitiir
5lng III Ser biirgerlihen @elt il
groB, lpcil man feine @rcn3e mebl
Iieht fiir Oas llmlidgreiien ioIdet
&orrllptionl
Gie biirgerIihe 8eieIlifnft lit ohn
lnnhtig qcgen iolhe glusluiidic De,
ariegcs lm0 oes belpuffneten 5Srie
bens, iolpie bes IRanImonismlts
@clh ein geipaItigcr Sfultllrfafto
obcr lit oie mooerne iojinliltiihe Pr
! hciterbeipegllng, peld)e Die Sclciti
/. glmg oes &riegeS mo oe5 Wtan1n1r
/ Iri$mls init glcihem Nadorl,t pcr
| , 'ldngti
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2lr beiter, aeitiert fiir Cure preiie!
arieg nnb WiamOuismms.

GoB man in ser oIterreidilden
srmee pIoBlid eineu Sberiten unb
@eneralItabs6ef eires 9lrmeeforps
5l Grag als 8errdter entlarpt bat,
melder lett Sabren Die militdrii6en
0ebeimnilie OeiterreifS gegen film.
gcnOe gtiin5e an HuBlano ousliefer-
te, bat in Der biiraerli6en @elt cine
rDrnlliGe Gri6iitterung betptrft.
Wtan fpeiB nlmnehr, oaB Der rltIiilhe
@cnerolltab iiber Steallng ltnb 9luf-
niarlhplan Der oitereidii6eu 9(rlnee
bel Der iiinglten Wfobilmohung aufs
gerlauelte lnterribtet mar. @enn es
6ltn &riege 9efolnmen Ddre, 10 p1=
|rcn Die SeItereifer poqig iiberraid,t
ltno iiberfallen poroen. Shollbernb
ritft Die biirgerli6e Erelie ou5, ooB
nlio Die 9eItchlihfett eines General
ltdblcrs iiber bns SfidIal elmer ga.
ton cnt1hei6en Tonne! Ias lit oIler.
olngS elm ollBeroroentlih traliriger
3ultan0, nno cs fann BON 9dlBen
ictn, oaB er ourf oieic IifGrc ein=
lnlnl nit Der 0eQe 0cs 9libes beleud]-
tet fporoen lit.
Ser Gerrdter ieIblt erideint ser
bilrgerlid]en Ereiie nod intner aGs
Elm .pipdoIogii6es &dtiel~. llus err
iheilt Die gan5c Iffdre peoer nelt
nod rdtielbaft. Sic lit cinfof) cine
E1ooerne Sllltltrotion sll DEM fIaIii-
ihen Sprltd Oes .itaotsflugen" Ebi.
lipp bon Nta5eoonien, oaB elm nit
@olo belaoener Giel iiber oie bod
ltcn sSeltllngsinanern ipringen funn.
@enn Elm iolder Giel ihou I'M olten
Otu5eoonien 10 bod lprinqen fonltte,
10 lit es llidlt 5lI perlultnoern, ipenn
er I'M fapitaliitiih mammoniihcn
| ,}eitalter in Elm 0encrolltabsbureall
| bineinipringt.
| Gs lit gerabeSil Gippiid, uno fin
oiid, luenn Die biirgerIihc Freiit
ljcBt Sf)ellfloppen arfiett lmo int
lul5 oh ocrglcifcr imerb0rt mdre
| ScItehunq lmO &errdtcrci fon1nt ic
l5lenlid) in ie0em &riege Dor un(
I5lebt lid pie Elm roter eSa0en Ourd
lbie gan5e poIitiihe, militdriide NM
piplomatiide 8eihid)te binOurh
| Soqen mir eirige 9eiipicIc n1fiib
ren? SSm 6iiritenfreibeitsfrieg Dor
1913 lief ser Shtpei5er Sonlini, oe,
es IN Nnpolcons glrmcc bis SIM
Cbcrlten gcbrodt, 5u Ben Gerbiin0c
ten iiber lmO pcrrict ibncn pdbreni
bes Observation-Disclosures 9tapoleon;
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, poburf Die Eer
biinOetcn beim @ieocrbegim bel
6eiuOieligfeiten III &orteil fomcn
9fapoleou bate Oieien %errQtcr
mem er i'm crpiifte. liderlif er
!ibicBcn Iailelt; ser abcr mar pei
) pom SdnB mo pllrbe pom 3orel
MlCrunoer |. 5ur Snfel ge3ogcn, NOR
ilber iogur ser &oiicr bon Oeitereid
| IIh entriIItete. &on Metternih Iaa
man, er lei Itets BON orei Regierunse1
5uglcidl be5ablt gelpeierl Gin ioldc
YPenIh I'G Damn INNER dlif Der cine
/ Scitc Sflrfe mo auf Der anoer
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1913-06-28
9ie &riie III llngarl.

Die burh ben a0nis bon uneorn
erfolgte grnenuung bes f1erifalen
S1urten Sissa gum Minilterprdli&
bentsn iit cine unerborte proDotation
Der unsariIhen 8ep0lferuns, bic NUM-
mebr felt iiber Sabresfriit einen er=
bitterten aompf sesen bic Clique nm
5issn uno 2utues fiibrt. Gs lit nit
Siderbeit gu eriparten, bob bic &ons
Tlitte iih ieBt nod Derihdrfen., Bon
elmer orbnunssmdbieen Mrbeit bes
parlaments fann gar teine ReDe iein
Wie nenis unter 9isaa eine Orb.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1913-06-28

= Gin 80 dnn n 20 r t, 0ds
lit eine Safe Die Dem @ouperneur
.0atfielo i'm Stuate BeIt 8irginid
ni6t Ipmpathiid lit.
Die Socialiit printin9 Co.. Ser
ausgeberin oes nSociulilt" uno oes
,2abor Star, buben 8ouperneur
0atfislo unO Die MliIisleute Supis,
Softer, Sempleton uno Rice nun
uuf $4,000 pegen 3eritOrung Der
2lnlagen Der Sompasnie in 9untinge
Don, %, 8a, psrtlugt. Dor einiger
3eit idien @ouperneur 9utfielo be-
reit gu Iein. Der apmpagnie oen
Shaoen gu erieBen, fheint uber ieBt
ieineMeinuns gednOert gu buben. Sa>
rolo 80. Souitpn, Der 9lnlpdlt Der
Socialiit publifbine Co., idrieb ON
6atfielb in Der 9lngelegenbsit, bat
aber nod feline 9lntlpprt erbalten. Gs
fnn periuht peroen, ben San i'm
Suit 5ermin CUR 8erbanolung 5u
bringen. Die Sp5ialiitsn Wef 8irgi=
MEMS Iino niht geIonnen Dem 5errn
8ouperneur ohneipeiterss entfhliipfen
gu lahen.