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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-05-20

c.. S.. Hill of Livingston, Mont, was
a business visitor to the city and was
a hotel guest.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-05-20

o. B. Bergen Of Great Falls, Mont,
is attending the A. o. U. w. grand
lodge in this city this week.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-05-20

G. M. Burnside of Tower City was a
business visitor to the city and was a
guest at one of the hotels.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-24
bey1ime GotUns @STk
Favored For winfer

Che hardly knows how the fashion
kEss co:--e about, but it is certain that
sEIs5raoon frocks OF silks, crepe de
chine and brocades will be exceedingly
1aopu.ar ell the season. They Will be
f,ga:n under heavy coats and fur gar
fE1s.sss when colder days come. Their
xasv.itty OF attractive ways, of making
simpler silk gowns is, almost as
feat n; the materials to- be selected.
kyp liz seresting models from the style
kewpo.:.t are shown today as especially
kS.3d for copying in almost any soft
sieri-i one may have or buy. That
HI Tie left in the upper corner illus
Erat.on is black and magenta figured
If6oul..a.r ri trimmed with black satin
|baIEds.; new idea is the yoke above
W three piece skirt, which is bordered
filth lblGGiS ribbon to give the latest
Nln eIect9just below the hip. II is a
Tint Of the lamp shade drapery, but
MmodiIed enough TO make it becoming
md Of good taste for the conservative
Gesser, The sooner you can get a
ZDwniof this type the more you will be
r1v.ed; for III is wonderfully good
Dols.Eg and UP to the minute. The
sftlmpe is made Of tucked tan color
3 and there is an inset OF tan ratine
81 lhshand embroidered stiff wooden
Eowers IN the front Of the blouse.
asrietlsoN gold is the color OF an in
NesfsIvs sbTGche crepe de chine. a ia
5Sorsdsskabrtc that Grapes well n has
IsS doWsved design that is so new.
III, blouse lNo, 7sslll crosses eyer at
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-24
Adjurcfs 81 Tailored
Suits .:%:
Suits

Except for outer garments there is
little regard paid to the thickness OF
fabrics for winter clothing nowadays.
Filmy nets and laces used ~eXtrava-
gantly in the summer for blouses,
guimpes, vests, ETC., are equally modish
today. Whether as an adjunct OF a
waist or as a separate article it is still
the purpose of dainty net frilis and
coates to give a becoming feminine
touch that French women will not do
without. They frequently add a touch
Of fur or border a lace frill with it. .
Three models of new accessories are
shown. from a fascinating stock in 4
representative New York shop. There
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-24

is dainty hand embroidery on tils
guimpe, with a finish OF valenciennes
lace around the coilarless neck, and
down the middle front. Such. 'itrif1es"
as these are so expensive that many
women prefer to make their own. even
though it akes@considerab!e time to
do the handiwork. The actual sutInpe
is simple to make. The suimpe iliGs-
trated can be reproduced with the atd
Of pattern Noo.s S007. Fifteen cents. y;
The vest is Of striped black and
white silk with q white lace rufae. and
the waistcoat is one of tile nAWest
models with a finished back. The nat.
ter may be worn over . net HAsmpe.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-24
Four-piece Suits
i a Practical Idea

., TIE combination includes q dark
blac,tgreen# or brown chev:ot coat, one
skirt to match it; another Of plaid, and
M walstco-t OF plaid. The variety OF
changes thus made possible will ap-
q Le-l to most every one.
- .Gna-p.ace dresses OF. plaid silk or
wooden goods have attracted especial
notice at fashionable tea rooms or for
morning shopping tours, according as
they are very dressy or less elaborate.
Satin meteor, soft tu1ieta or crepe de
chine is the plain material seen often
SSct With tartan silks, oddly made with
drapery or q folded sash and sleeves
dlf.c:ent from the body part Of the
blouse.
For q schoolgirl or q slender young
matron the latest Paris importations or
fer no design more practical or pleasing
than the dress shown on the middle or
dhis page. (Pattern No. 7S42 waist
1855 sliirt.) 1T, too, is q dark plaid fine
Serge with a line Of yellow, which is
matched in q silk piping on the lower
edge, OF the bias trimming band around
<fse tlrce-p:cce skirt. The narrow
yest is also Of light silk. and thee are
G~e.cchab,e collar and cuffs of white
lic j! s;se' ed I handkerchief linen. A
navel fst-ti,re appears in the cut OF the
3Ese,!s o. tits blouse with an extension
WE: u forms the gsrdle. Loops OF red
\s....i cord. and w!.ite bone buttons with
1laels rims are the smart finishing
\~punias htAthis little dress which can
ID. 1sicsted for So.
T..se lt:,t, which helps to set 1t off, is
hs..;ssak velvet with a merle breast and
ssnshs Sros.; tabs of velvet" diagonally
Need across the back.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-24

the lower,,front, where there is a colorcd
applian8G ornament like that ,on he
skirt front. There is an odd arrange
ment of drapcry in two sid panels OF
the skirt GO. 1850 to give the pee
top outline. A soft sash of plain satin
charmeuse of Il darker shade. is tied At
the side and finished with tasseis. In
stead ut tassels, balls of soft sill. can
be used for sash ends. T'ri!ls Of plated
net are worn in the ends Of The Di-
rectOire sleeves, and also in the low
cut neck, frilled in with Il net vestce.
Each pattern is Is cents.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-24

the fnllness at the belt is laid in four
plaits, which maybe stitched fiat "
desired. The long revers collar facing
on the coat IS made of the plaid. Only
"a yards of the same width material
is needed for the cutaway coat. The
model can be duplicated by the home
sewer for about SO. This amount al
lows for 3 yards of. plaid serge.at tl.79
per yard. 2 yards Of plain at 81 and 3
Yards of satin messa!ine lining for coat
at rs cents per yard.
One might make only . skirt and buy
the coat, @
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-24
Fist Cu7letS

Make a paste ST one rirt Of faxed
cold cooked fish with a thick cream
sauce. adding salt and a pinch Of
cayenne pepper. Put the paste smooth
ly in the battom OF Il dish to get cold
and firm. Mold it into outlet form, dip
in bread or cracker crumbs, then in
egg and again in crumbs, and fry in
hot fat until well Drowned. Serve very
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-24
AppIe Sborfcake

Half a cupful butter, half a cupfui
lard. one cupful sguar, W. eggs, two
cupfuls flour, one cupful stewed apples.
II level ~teaspoonful soda dissolved
in the apples, one ~teaspoonful baking
powder, one cupful seeded raisins, n
teaspoonful each cinnamon n cloves.
Bake in a moderate oven Tho short
cake may be baked in individual por-
tons like dumpiings and served with
cream.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-24

cut them up IN small pieces with 4
knife. Put a piece, of butter to melt
in a frying pan. and add the peppers,
with their juice, 4 cupful of stock and
sliced onions. Simmer until tender.
They are a delicious relish with meat.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-24

be worked with padded solid stitch, as
the design of a three letter monogram
shows. There is a right and wrong
way OF placing the decoration. For a
monogram on a square or oblong ia
3biecloth crease one corner diagnonally
toward the center and on the crease
place the letters as far from the COR
nor II the tabls top ~ desired, Some
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-24

center Of one side, two inches from the
hem or scallop. Towels may be mark
ed one inch from the hem in the mid
die. Sheets should be marked so that
the letters VIII be right side up when
the end Of the sheet is turned over.
Embroidery pattern No. 1928 will
supply SIS transfers of ono initial in q
great variety Of types and sizes, 16c,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-24

models in this type Is shown IN No
1920. S03s. The coat is mannish in It's
cut and simplicity. while the skirt is
the plainest OF the peg-top style. The
latter can be made from a single
breadth OF 54-inch. material and conse-
quently requires only ~ yards IN
length. The seam takes the form Of a
wide lap at one side OF the middle, and
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-24

prefer putting emonogram five
inches from either hen,,sSiin which case
it will not show on the table top. For
a round cloth the monogram may be
stamped in the center or so that its
upper edge will be two inches below.
the table.
10 mark napkins fold four times and
place the letters ~diagonally in the mid
die of the outside quarter. If Of extra.
size fold three times and mark in the
middle.
Pillowcases should be stamped in the
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-24

T,,aiGs we must have. There are
sasSfHatY Enough to so .Eround. Their
Vd2.i0. OF course, st.rtcd in Paris.
:s.fsagriassIn garment makers rejoiccd to
...rty it on here, and designers nave
r.oauced many Exceptionally attrac-
tve models both OF all plaid fabrics
Tor The combination OF pain material
with the other. They come as one OF
ltEc most We leone suggestions for va
|r.ti. III. planning q winter wardrobe.
-kPhElher one chooses q dark blue II
Ercan worstcd plaid, 4 stunning sill;
tartan OF blue green and dark red or 4
LlaaIl pattern in brown, green ana
|ineLhyat smooth finished Woolens
here Fl a saap-and-dash in the effect
tf I'll. Is sort OF suit or dress on 4 win
lar DAY. ', ,
mis- newest fashion also is eco
hola.cal Tor any one who is trying to
Eve OH come one clothing necessity in
krGer 10 have more for another. 1t
Iu.gests q way Of Transforming 4 suit
" %laGt season. So OfteG the coat OF Il
E.i!Ored suit will outwear its skirt. in
haescose buy u dark worsted or ratine
bts!d material and make q skirt like
the one described. Face the collar and
cca.s to freshen them or make a plaid
Wsictcoat. You then have practically
the duplicate OF a four-piccc suit being
featured In some big city shops.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-24

If a large hole is to be mended in
stockings or ribbed underwear'a quick
er and heater piece Of work will be ac-
complished by first sewing 8 piece Of
paper on the wrong side Of the article.
then cutting out a square, round Or
oblong hole, into which fit the same
shaped piece Of an old stocking ana.
lastly, Garning it into place. :S2'-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-24

ornamental ribbon is run and tied. 10
can be quickly removed when the gar.
ment goes to the laundry and as quick
ly replaced without a needle and
thread.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-24

sizes are suited to the piece on which
ithsy appear. Even busy American wo-
men find some spare time occasionally
TO embroider napkins and tablecloths,
or when not they will pay for having
tho work done.
Script or square block letters are
good styles to chose for table linen, to
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-24

A thin piece Of w%halebone or 4 cor
set steel can be slipped into q hem or
placket facing to prevent catching
stitches through on the outside when
sewing on hooks and eyes. Similarly
one will find the corset steel usefulAto
run under insertion: when wanting to
out the fabric beneath lace.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-24

PARTICULARLY favored way
of making up these modish
plaids is in a suit having a
cntaway coat Of plain serge
or cheviot. One OF the best
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-24
Il pleasing Change fom
Suits of 6ozid Color

- IS n smartly goWned young wo-
~ man stepped Son a Fifth aS-
Sae.y...A enue bus in the +Americap'
ly3Mstl metropolis a few days 6
s--A- she disclosed d gay plaid
stocking which matched the smart
dress of plaid and p!ain silk she was
Nsearing. This is one of many details
9f attire carefully carried out by the
dp-to-date girl. Her low shoes were
black patent leather, and her hat. d
jaanty affair Of black velvet with a
patent leather band and bow.
The shops are Offering a deal Of
fancy hosiery. which includes AS u
feature black or white stockings with
an anlSlet embroidered around one
stocking only, to be worn on the left
leg. Gold, silver and even jeweled
anklets are a fad OF the moment for
extremists. ~ '"7. "sz f '.
Fibre silk stockings are being worn
by many women who like the dainty
appearance Of silk hosiery and yet who
do not want to pay the high prices Tor
GOOD thread and shun silk hosiery.
They come in black, white and colors.
with the upper half OF Isle, which
makes them doubly durable. The price
IL 50 cents per pair.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-24
Practical Hints For the Housewife
Far
OCCASIONS

me Of many new uses for green
peppers is to cook thera as
q follows: Wash, halve and
A remove the seeds. Put them
y through 4 meat chopper or
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-24

III Seotchman may glory
M faahton's revival OF
his tartan or feel jealous
because manufacturers.
have invented other
plaids than those OF his
own can to satisfy the
\ demands OF style, but
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-24
~ f-T-'-7 aS
z05lZ945

INSTEAD of sewing or pinning
ribbon bows on lingerie the
clever French needlewoman
has made a buttoRhole loop
of thrnad throlleh which fha
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-25
9ie Wourpe-9sftrin.

Die in uniersn 9e3isbungen 3u
Uisrito eingetretene tritiIhe Sahlase
IGBt es angebra6t ideinsn, bic Monroe
9ottrin, pslte bas Junoument unIez
rer 9olitit aui bieiem Sentiment BIZ,
ost, elmer nGbsren grufilng 3u unters
3ieben. Der llriprung oisisr Murime
Der ameritaniihen PoIitlt ion, oa tie
allqemein betannt III, in Siir3e barges
itelIt iperoen. Oils Die europdiiheu
8oIter Dor bunbert Sabren tbre no
nar6en Dor Jiapoleons @enie gerettet
butten, itatteteu tie ben ublitsn SIR
itenoant ab. inbsm fis ibren 90Itern
bas Sod oes 0e5potismus auferlegten.
9a Der umItur3 in europa BON bem
republitaniIfen 5rantrsi6 ausgegaus
gsn mar, bilosten bic europdlihsn
Mpnarden cine beilige 4llian3, tpis lie
lire unRilige 4biiht nanntsn, 81 benz
3lpst, alle republitantiden 2dnoer in
Wonarhien 3u perpanpeln unb gang
ipe3isa gemeinfum geqsn alle 8oltec
sin3ui6reiten, Die lire Regierungsform
dnbern obsr iih BON ibren oespotiiden
Wonar6er frei 3u MAIDEN iuAen. CUR
3eit, als bisie @rtldrlng abgsaeben
puroe, battsn Die fpaniihsn Gambler
in Siipz unb 3entralameritu iih bon
Der Monar6ie losgeiagt uno RepublIs
fen errihtet.
Die Wonarden guropas truten IN
unter6anolltngen, um Spanien in Der
ge3ningung ieiner a6gefaQenen aolos
nien su unterItiiben. 9araufhin erlieb
prd1ioent Wonroe cine Grtldrung, Die
ieinsn StaatszSetretGr Sohn GuintD
4oams gum 0erfaIIsr bate, bubingss
bend, bab Der nmeritaniite aontinsnt
niht me6r Der 8eiieoelung bur6 frems
be Iationen often ftebe unb bub bic
suropdii6er Regierungen in teiner
Weiis bic 9eidite irseno elmer ga
tion duf biefem Sentiment au beitim@
men psrillhen biirfsn. Hsbsnbsi gss
iagt, tam bic Expedition niht su
Stanoe, neil Gnglano iih niht oaran
bstbeiligen fpollte.
llebsrisben mir bic Monros z2ebrs
aus Der Sprade Der DIPLOMAT. in
ihlihdes Delttih, 10 bsiast fis lsbig=
lih, bab bic Ser. Stauten teine lpei>
tsren europdif6en Rsgierungsn auf
oieiem Sentiment buloen poIen. Der
3D.d oisier grtldrung lit ia aud Isi4i
ssnug gu psrite6en. Die Ser. Stadz
ten ipolIten feline jtarten 9a4barn bae
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-25

IaSen, nit oid)tern, IN bic Gtnbi 5u'
rid. ssn tranriger 9erlniienbeit itebeit
bic Ieeren Iribiinen Der Nennbabn iii,
abcno, ans Dem 3irfiis5elt bridt cine
raidc, belize Mniif. ipdbrenb bic gn.
oeiiaaiicn itiller lperben. sScrn, iibcr
Ser gtooi, alls beginnenoen Sid)tie.
beln, roacn nit griincn anppein Die
,srauenthi;rme in Den abel,o. Sie lle-
hen ba ais oaiiernbes Spmbol oieIer
Staot, bon Der oieies sSeIt MIR eiil
lcbbaiter 8ulsihlag lit. Dian iiehi
tic uno iiibIt, ipcIde lodenoe yerhei.
Buna iie an einem iolfen mlloen
Sftobcrobeuo beoeuteu.
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Die be5onbers glGn5en De
4ufnabms, bic Ritter Spieeel in ben
beutihen Darbs, no er Die aampasnes
frassn erortsrt bat, gefunben, tann als
lelbitoeritdnblif, eelteu, od Die Seutz
ihsn i'm ieit einsm MenIhenatter ten=
nen uno ibn ftets dls einen Wlann BON
dhtem Shrot lnb aorn befunosn hds
ben. gr lit ben 0e,itIhen gam be-
fonoers als Mapprsz zadnoiodt fplus
tommen, neil er 3eit Ieinss Qebens Iid
in oeutihen areiien beipeet bat, Der
Brdiioent elmer eroten an5dhl oeuts
ifsr @ereine estpelsn lit uno oaber nit
Den 8sitrsbunoen Der 0eutitsn innig
pertraut III. Gin folder Wdnn lit jett,
100 bic Semperen5lerei iih inmer
oreiiter geberoet, gang beipnoers a.S
Manor am 9lobe. Gr peiB aug eises
ner Grfabrung, ,ba er ielbit mitten i'm
8ereinslsben geItdnosn bat, auf tpeldj
bober iittlider Stufe Die beutfhen
0ereine Iteben uno fpie lie ppll'tes Der
truuen beroienen unb jeotpebe poll5eiz
life gealtfiidtieung BEL ibnen iiber>
fliiiiie 1T, tbatIdhlif ais geleioiguns
empfunben miro, cine Gmpfinoun9, Die
audi i6re polI'te 9eredtigun9 bat.
Was feline ionItigen gefdbigungen iiir
bas Qmt betrifft, brautt Riftsr Spies
qel bierii6er tsinen Nudpeis su lie
fern, benn Elm Mann, Der orsiBtg
Sabre lang in Der Sefientli6telt &C.
ipirtt bat, tonnte niht umbtn, einen
erobsn S6ab bon Grfa6rungen auf
Dem 9ebiete Der 0erpaltung 81 iams
meln, sunal er bieIes tpid3tigs Shemd
aud t6soretiid) nit bsutiher 9riinoz
li6teit itubirt bat. Sn oen oer'hiez
oensn Qtemtern, bic er betleioet bat.
tpirb ben 8iirsern audi feline Sardttsrz
! feitieteit niht sntQongen ietn Wenn
feline 8egner behalpten, odB er i'm
/ Waporant elmer unbsren 5uhrunS fol-
/ gen pirb, als ieiner eigenen ue6sr3euz
/ guna, 10 iasen lie bds oegen i6r BEL
! ieres WiiIen. Mer Ied3ebn Sabre lang
Ri6ter gsipeien 1T, fpie 6err SpIegel.
| lGBt it6 pon Riemanoem tomrn1nots
rem, oenn Elm folder Yoiten brin9t
| ielbititGnoioeS 9enten unb Sans
| beln nit ii6 uno unubhGngiQteit 1T
cine unerlGBlite Giesnihait. Sn glns
betraht uIeS befen, mas er in Der
8erganeenheit osleiItet bat, tunn man
in sinen ibealen adnoioaten nennsn
Das ibn I'm saber beIonbers ipmpae
! tbiih madt, lit Isihe biiraerli6e an
! i6drulnaspeife. Rihter Spisgel gshi
bon Der QnIiht aus, oaB Steuern eine
Gait iinh uno baB man iehr idonenc
in Der Qufertsgung oieisr 9iiroe ieir
mub. 2lls itubirter 8pltspirth neif
er, tpie bpbe Steuern oas 9runoeiaen:
thum enttpert6en llnb oem @eIhdftt
6inoerlif) iinp. Gr piro 0aher erer:
! qiih qe9en alIe Stsusrn Stellunq nsb'
men, fir pel6e iih teine 8erehtt9unf
/ nabpeiIen lGRt. 9ieIe 4nIhauung II
1b1n dud) in 8e5Ug uuFF Die btis gorbsbef=
Ttulouna gu sigen. Nat, ielner On
! Iicnt bat Cincinnati in lsBterer 3eit et'
mas an piel nit milipnen gepirth.
| I6oftet nno er iii sntidieben oafiir
bierin ettpas oorIt6ti9sr gu Werte 81
ge6en.
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Wliindner Cftpbermieieu eft.
Bon aurt M ored.
Wl lin den i'm Cttpber.

Der Strom Der sSremoen tit aus
bem Gebirae. mo beuer Elm naffer
CONNER bic aepriefeRn sSerniidien
unb proarammdbiaen Sonnenduf. uno
unterednge auBsr 8etrieb fsste. iiber
Mliinhen auriidgefluthet uno bat iid
oann mad benz Horben perloren. Der
sgerienaiIeHor aus Berlin iii aus benz
Miinhener Strabenbiloe aefdnunbsn.
RniebDil unb tSeiBbubenbutI liegen
einaefdmpfert. unb er ietbft iist I'm
6mofina in ben Vremieren bes Deuts
ihen lbeoters ober i'm WaetropoI.
Die GsGue 2abp bat ben ROTTEN 8asbe.
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Sn sinem W1unifsit, 5 a 3
5uertu srlafIen bat, legt er feline
2lniitten iber Die fir Wsrito geeigz
netIte Regierunsform bar, Die barauf
hinuusluIfen, baB Die Sronung nu-
unter elmer 8tttatllr m0gIi6 Iei. Wdn
fam aud spif6en DEN 3eilen lsicn,
bob er Islbit Der geeignste Dittato-
ipGre. 9isie QuffuIIung finoet ibrt
Wiberlegung an Der 0eI6idte aIsr
8olter, fpelde bic DsspotiI6e Regiez
rung gs1tiir3t unb cine freibeitli6e sinz
gsfiibrt baben; lie iino aQe ou0urh 81
elmer boben aulturitufe oelan9t. Cine
9ittatur 1T mn oann ertrdglih tpenn
fie erleuhtet unD gereht lit uno in ble>
fer 6inFdt sntlpidelt 6uerta enen
rihtisen 9soanten, oaB er Die Rube
burh cine demonstrating ber3uitels
len qebenfe. Wenn Suerta es e6rli4
meint, 10 lit er dllf oem rihtigen Wege,
benn Die Repolution lit in Wirtlidteit
ntdt ausgebro6en, Inn sine tonitituz
tionele Regierung 3u erlangen, ionoern
bus 2anopolt bat ith erbo6sn, I'm Die
Stlaperet ab3llihiitteln, in pelher es
bon 6en Grobgrunobeiibern gebalten
piro. Wlit benz Gage, oa 6uertu pro-
tlumirt, oaB sr Die 9robbeiiBungsn.
bon benen DIsls bis gu elmer WiQion
4tsrn rei6sn, burh Geloabloiung um
bic 6alfts osrtiir5sn unb oem 2unoz
polf eigenen goben sutpeiien perDe,
triht bic Rsoolutiou iofort in Iif Suz
Iammen. Sn oieier 8erbinbuns III
au6 auf sinen Srrtbum oes prdiibenz
ten Wilion binaupsiien. Dieter perz
iteift iit barauf oab nur sins tonitiz
tutioneqs Rssierung 5risoen ihaffen
fonne. 8as lit our61us nidt feititez
heno, oenn aud eine tonititutioneQe
Regisrung fann einen Wangel on Ser
itdnbniB fir Otonomiide Sraseu offeuz
barren uno iopeit es Die Regelung be5
goDenbeiisss betrifft. iinD ale eipilis
iirten Vutionen riiditdnois, se5hpeiss
bic neritanifhe Reqierung. 4nItatt
poIitii6 uno oiplomltii6 - in oisfem
sSalle unpolitiih uno unbiplomatiIh-
poraueebeI, bate Der prdiioent benz
merifnntIhen Bolte einsn beoeuteno
qr0beren 9ienit ernieisn, fpenn er Der
meritaniffen Hesierung feline lIntr@
ftiiBuns 3ur RegeluHs Der Bobenfrase
aneeboten bate, Denn oieie biloet bic
lIrIane Der ReDolution unb lestere
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-25

6err William 2etmann,
Der republifaniihe Sanoioat fir bas
4mt Ds3 itdotiihen Iuoitprs, lit Elm
herpprraoenocr 9eihGftsmann BON
aldnsenoem Hufe uno gans DEFENDERS
in Der 8citdftsbranhe erfchren, Die
au tontroliren cine Der 6auptuufguben
bes Nubttors 1T. Seine ternoeutI6e
9eiinnuna lit Elm rettercr 9runb, i'm
alien 9eutiohcn aufs anseIe9entli6ite
All empfehIen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-25

Die alGnsenpen 2eiItun9en
bes 0errn WaIter S6penle ais 6ilts.
Gountp. uRo als SotlfszStabtanpalt,
fotpie feine qriinblihe aenntnib Der
SteuerpcrbdltntI'e in Stant uni
Gountp nsbit ieiner Gdt oeutiheu Sc
iinnunq IolIten ibm Eel Ietner 9elper'
buna um nas 2lmt bes StabtantpaIta
Die unterItiiBung aler 8eutihen Dbne
unterfdieo Der Bartei fihern. -. -.