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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-03
ATTORNEY ARGUES
FOR ACQUITTAL
OF WOOD
Claims State Has Failed to
Make Case Against Presi-
dent of wOOlen Company on
Trial for Conspiracy.
fBy Leased wire 10 Evening Herald. |

fBy Leased Wire a. Evening Herald.
Boston, June 3.--The prosecution
rested today In the trial Of President
william NJ. Wood. OF the American
Wooden company. Frederick E At
tenux and Dennis J. Collins who are
charged with conspirlng with John J.
Breen. of Lawrence, and the late Ern-
est w. Pitman. of Andover 10 plant"
dynamite at Lawrence "a diacredlt the
striking textile workers IN January.
1919.
After few minutes consultation.
following the closing Of the govern
mont's case. Attorney 1luriburt an
nounced that the case for Wood also
rested. Re announced that hts cii-
ent would offer no defense and re-
quested the court To instruct the jury
to return a verdict of not guilty on
the Indictment OF Mr. wood
The taking OF testimony was sus-
pended while counsel argued the mo-
tion Tor an instructed verdict At
tOruey uurlburt argued that the gov
ernment had not shown any active
particination by Wood In the alleged
plot.
The motion for an acauittal OF
wood on the alleged insufilclency OF
the evidence was oveTruled. and his
defense. with that OF Atteaux and col.
Inns. was ordered 10 proceed
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-03
POOLS STUNNED BY
STEEL COMPANY
SINCE 1904
Judge Gray Denies Participa-
tiOn in Price Fixing or Out
put Regulation Agreements
BY Big Concern.
tny I.easea wIro % Issenlne IIeralal

New York, june 3.-~Judge Elbert
IA. Gary, chairman of the United
states steel corporation. was ques-
toned today on the general subject Of
pools In the government dissolution
suit.
He said his attention WAS FIRST called
To the American Steel and Wire com
pany's participation In the so-called
jackson pool BY q man who came 60
him in 1908 ana demanded a Job "hc-
cause he knew the wire company was
In the pool
II ordered an Investigation and
found II vas true" testified the wit
moss. "ond I Immediately ordered thai
the wire company withdraw"
Judge Gary denied today that there
had been any other price liking or
per centage division of output amons
steel manufacturers since t90f, al
though previous 20 that. he said. oral
agreements had been entered into
with regard 90 some products The
steel corporation WAS organized IN
1891.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-03

The Importance 81 Piera's testimony
20 the state lies In the fact that John
j. Breen. who has been convicted OF
distributing the dynamite. has tes.l-
fled that Atteaux paid him for the
work when they met az the corner Of
Franklin ana Washington streets on
the night of January ~. 1919.
Piern said ne remembered the in
cldent because he thought "it was
queer that a passenger from Woods
house would 20 into the Court street
saloon" and II looked queer" Ia him
when the passenger went back a Sec
ond time to meet the same man az
the same corner.
The prosecutor offered In evldenc"
the taSicah company's records for Pi-
era's movements on January 10. i9l3,
when the card was exhibited to the
Jury one of the Jurors discovered that
the exhibit bore the date Of January
10. 1871. var before the dynamite
was PLANTED"
After conference between Counsel
Mr. Pelletier announced that conn
vel had agreed as 10 certain facts
which would tend 60 indicate that the
disputed taxlcab card was issued In
1912
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-03
Government Sends Experts TO
Combat Invasion of Hungry
Insects in Eastern New
Mexico and Texas.
ARMY WORM WORRIES
FARMERS IN MISSOURI
Reports from Kansas Wheat
Country Declare Damages So
Far Is Small With Millions
Of Bugs in Sight.
Iny Ieasc,i Wire 10 Evcnlne Herald.

is lensed Wire ca Evening Herald.
Washington. June 3.-"Thls looks
like grusshoppcr year" was the
comment today of Professor f.. NJ
Webster. of the bureau OF cntOmolo-
~. after the fourth outbreak of the
Invaders had been reported TO him.
The latest appearance of the hop
pers" is IN Kansas previous states at
flicted being New Mexico. Idaho and
California, The department of agri-
culture regards the New Mexico out
break So serious that Harrison E
Smith. an expert ~ the division of
forage insect Investigations has been
ordered from Wrliingston. kan. to
the scene of trouble. He reported
hts arrival today. az Amarillo. Tex.
Further grasshopper raids In various
parts OF the country are looked for.
although u Is not believed by Off
clals here that any of <,em will do
great damage.
An army worm Invasion, reported
today as having occurred near st.
Louis, II giving the governments in
sect fighters here considerable wor-
rs. II was acknowledged Telegraphic
instructions we're sent to % depart
ment field agent to take immediate
steps 70 cor,1at the pests
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-03
SENATORS PREPARE
FOR COAL STRIKE
INVESTIGATION
Committee to Probe Conditions
in West virginia Camps
Seeks Documentary Evi-
denoe in Washington.

fBy rensed Wire 70 EvpnIne Herald. J
Washington. june 3.--Iayina the
foundation for an exhaustive inveafi-
Eatinn Of West Virginia coal airika
conditions. thc special senate commit
tee today began q search for al docu-
mentary evidence IN Washington
bearing upon the situation.
Some time ago tho department Of
labor investigated charges Of poon-
aRe and looked into the conditions ~
immlgfants employed IN the mines.
The committee today decided 70 ask
the department ror a copy - is re-
port
Another examination hna been
made BY the postofflce department
through special agent of charges
that miners were forcibly prevented
from using the portofficea and secur-
ing their mail. The committee wsli
ask Postmaster General nnrleson for
a copy or that report.
Tomorrow. the committee expects
10 receive statements from iiepresent-
atiyes of the miners and coal opera
tors
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-03
REROPLANE FAILURE
AS ENGINE OF
WARFARE IN
MEXICO
French Pilot Unable TO 0per-
ate Machine High Enough
to Escape Shells Of GunbOat
Guerrero.
FEDERAL GARRISON AT
GUAYMAs IN GOOD SHAPE

Llsy Leased Wire 40 AivcDtng Aicrnid. }
Douglas. Ariz.. June IA. N. Will
INNS. Douglas aviator. who hnr been
nyinR with Mason IN his Gupymas ex-
perimentH. returned to Douglas today
and reports that Massop ls not able
90 manipulate his machine at n height
sufficient for safety and has given up
hts attempt 10 blow up the federal
gunboat la Guaymas harbor he ssys
that u has been decided TO use the
machine only In scout work.
williams also reports that the state
troops are short of ammunition and
water and that Ghcr tnan hring
and akirmlshes by the outposts OF the
two armies there has been no nehtins
for the last two weeks There are
$500 constiiutionalists at ortiz and
1900 cavalrymen a. Bacamaia. The
federals recently have received fcin-
forcements OF $500 raw recruits
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-03
slefanssnn nnts PnInr noal.

Winnipeg. Man, June 3 Vilhial-
mar Stcfansson, the Arctic explorer,
who win leave Victoria. a. c., June
no., for "a nVe-years exploration Of
the Arctic seas, via Hcrschell Island,
under the auspices OF the Canadian
governmeni, announced the purchase
of the 2h-t0n steamer Alaska "a se-
attlr. The Alaska H. to he used as an
AUXILIARY Ia thc steamer kaTiuk. on
which Stefansson viii sail The
steamer, which is nov al ST. Nicholas
and 10 service as United states mail
boat. ~ 90 be- at Nome. Alaska. duly
go. On which date th~ explorer ex-
poets to lonVe Tor the Arctic
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-03
SELECTING JURORS IN
HENWOOD MURDER CASE
IBy Leased Wire 10 Evening Herald J


Denver, JuHe 3.-Judge G. e. But
ler. presiding over the trial of Harold
b. Henwood, In the criminal division
of the district court was called upon
boy Attorney O. n. Hilton, tor the de-
Tense. &C. rule upon the legality of
the newly elected commissioners inso-
far as II has To do with serving sub
poenas upon witness and jurors.
Judge Butler declared he would
make no ruling which might bear
upon the regularity of the new adj
ministration. hat that he would con-
slider the sheriff now in office Ia be
sheriff IN fact. Il not In iuw.
The jury to Try the ease has not
been chosen. hut attorneA' for the
state and defense expressed the Opin-
ion this morning that the selection
of the jury would bo completed by the
CLOSE Of todays session,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-03
POP BOTTLE PUTS
UMPIRE OUT OF
BUSINESS
Luckless Arbiter of American
Association Game Seriously
Injured By Missile Hurled
BY Angry Fan.
lBy leased Wire 70 hvenInr Herald. !

Chicago. lliA, June "A report
reached the office OF President Chiv-
ington, Of the American association
today. that Umpire Johnston's head
was so badly cut by a thrown pop bot
tie after game in Milwaukee sun
day. that six stitches had to be taken
IN IT, some spectator. enraged when
Johnstone ordered Outnelder Randall
out of the game for too strenuous OBJ
lection to decisions II believed TO
have thrown the bottle.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-03
TRAINMEN RETAIN
GRAND Chief
v. G. LEE
Brotherhood Convention, by a
Close Vote, Declares for Re-
election of Most Of Present
Officers.
Try Leased Wire 80 Evening Herald. ]

san Francisco. June s.--W y. Lee.
OF Cleveland. was reelected granl
president of the brotherhood Of Rail-
way Trnlnmen today, BY a vote OF ff6
AGAINST 3sf for a. r. Whitney. OF chl-
cago, third Vice president OF the or
der. the only candidate who opposed
him.
other officers elected are
r. n Dodge. treasurer. Cleveland.
First Vice rresident-AVal Fitzpat-
rick, Columbus. @. treciected; second
vice president James Murdoch. Tor
onto. canada Cre-electedl; third vice
president. A. T.. whitney whitney
WAS a candidate both for grand press-
dent and for recollection a. third Vice
president.
General Secretary and Treasurer
A. T.. king. Cleveland, O., incumbent.
Editor and Manager Of Trainman,
the Official publication Of the hrother-
hood~-c T.. Cease. Cleveland, o., in
cumbong.
The next convention city will ne
chosen probably tonight.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-03

Washington, June a..-'If you are
going 10 have anything 60 30 with
politics. don't lei the pessimisls lead
you a. believe that everybody aud
everything connected with American
politics b. corrupt There ls not q
single word 81 truth In a." said
Speaker champ Clark 60 the Wom-
EMS .Natlonal Democratic league here
hast night. AZ a meeting held 70 ceie-
brate sbe leagues nfat anniversary
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-03
University Oarsmen In TraInIng.

Poughkeepsle. n. v. June 3.--Five
OF the six university navies entered
for the regatta on the poughkeepsie
course this month win be la training
here by the end of the week The
syracuse oarsmen viii NOT arrive
until June ~.
The Columbia crews. the FIRST here,
viii have their FIRST practice on the
course late today. The Cornell crews
win arrive early tomorrow.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-03
NATIONS OF WORLD
At LAKE MOHONK
CONFERENCE
Thirty-Seven Countries Send
Delegates to Meeting of Stu
dent Christian Federation.
(By Iensed Wire 20 Evening Herald. ]

Mohonk Lake. \. Y, June S.-The
tenth conference OF the World stu
dent Christian federation convened
at Mohonk Lake today with thirty
seven nations represented among the
$40 persons and delegates In attend
ance. Regions as far apart as Japan
and South Africa sent delegates ana
the racial type included all the colors
from white through the yellow tints,
olive. red and browns Of various
shades to black.
The secretary's report shows an ap-
proximate increase Of 500 associations
and 10000 members,
The conference will end Sunday.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-03
OIL COMPANY DENIES
BREAKINlI TEXAS LAWS
lBy LEASED Wire tn Evening Herald. /

lby LEASED Wire to Evening Herald. !
Corsicana. Texas. June 3.-Auor-
neys here representing oil companies
involved Ia the state of Texas ninety
nine million dollar penalty aud custer
suit said to-day they admit the bulk
of stock OF the Magnolia Petroleum
company of Texas was owned by John
-. Archbold ana u, G. Folger Of New
York They said Mr. Archbold aud
Mr. Folger held this stock merely ~
individuals ana that stockholders had
neither violated any antitrust laws
nor attempted TO munnpOli2o the oil
business in Texas
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-03
HUSBAND SHOT DEAD
BY WIFE WHOSE
LIFE He SAVED
Tragic elimination of Family
Quarrel in st. Louis; Slayer
Fired in Self Defense, She
Claims.
[By Ieascd Wire TO Evening Herald, !

By Leased Wire tO Evening Herald,
81. Louis, June 3.--Mrs. iailie ".
Martin today shot and killed her hus-
hand, Charles l.. Martin, an automo-
bile salesman The shooting was the
climax of quarrel In which Mrs
Martin accused her husband of being
attentive To another woman Mrs.
Martin said she hred while her hus-
nand WAS advancing towards her
with a knife.
A year ago Mr. Martin saved his
wlfe's llfe when her clothing was
ailame from q gas explosion.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-03
MEXICAN NORTHWESTERN
ROAD AGAIN TIED UP

III paso, Tex. june S.-Traffic on
the MvXieo- o-Northwestern railway was
discontinued Indefinitely today. result
ing from demands for $4,000 made
on the road by Maxine Castillo. com
mander of group OF mutinous feder-
al Irregular troops. Yesterdays trains
on the British-owned line were turned
back by Casiillo's men az Guzman.
between Jnarcu ana Casas Grandes.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-03
UNITED REPUBLICAN
PARTY POSSIBLE
IN KANSAS
Harmony Convention Called by
Progressive Leader May Re
suit in Agreement With the
Regulars.

fBy Iensed Wire 20 evening Herald.
Topeka, kan, June s.--A statewide
harmony convention, called by state
Senator James a. Troutman, a pro-
fesaed Progressive, brought memDers
from both factions OF The Republican
party Go Topeka today for a confer
ence that had as is ooiect the ironing
away OF differences between the two
factions. seyenty-fiYc of the one hum
dred and ave counties IN the state sent
delegates.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-03
nulgnr- Quiz kurdish Port.

London. june IA dispatch from
says the bulgarian
troops began today the evacuation of
the Turkish seaport OF Rudusto, on
the Sea OF Marmora
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-03
No American Contender for Derby

London. June 3.-KniEhts 3. Key. a
horse recently purchased by Richard
croker from T. ~ Wise. ana the only
American horse remaining on the enc
Try list for tomorrow's Derby. was
scratched this afternoon. In cOnso-
quence no American owned horse will
face the barrier in the blue ribbon
OF the English turf this year.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-03
TODAY IN CONGRESS


Not iU session. Meets az
y. M. Thuftday
TerrltOrios committee mem-
beers announced agreement ON
government Alaskan railway
I.obhy investigating committee
continued hearings.
West Virginia coal mine strike
investigating committee began
gathering documentary evidence.
Immigration committee voted
TO report foyprably nomination
of Anthony Caminetti as com
missioner general of immigra-
tion.
HOUSE.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-03

Buc, Frnnce. June 3.-1he worlds
altitude record FOR an arroplano ear
rylns pilot ana a passenger was brok-
en- to-day by Edmond rerreyun tho
French aviator who rose i6.sdS feet,
or l-t0 miles.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-03

New York. June At special
meeting last night of tho board or
iy Medical society, "A Joint resolution
WIS adopted endorsing the recent ac-
tion Of the board Of health ~ amend
ing the sanitary code so az 90 prevent
the inoculaiion of human beings with
live bacteria organisms until after "a
thorough account of the preparation
ana ~ dosage ana administration
shall have heen made to the hoard.
The meeting was called especially "a
discuss the friedman tuberculosis
vncrine
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-03
CONMONER EDITOR
CIVIL GOVERNOR
OF CANAL ZONE
President Honors Bryan EN-
ploye After Conference with
Secretaries Of State, War
and Navy.

Washington, June Richard =.
Mesralfe of linculn, Nph editor ~
the Commoner. IVES today selacted by
President Wilson 10 be civil governor
Of the panama canal Zone. This was
announced by Secretary 0arrison
after he and Secretaries Bfynn and
Daniels had conferred with the prea-
ident.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-03

EoDAxs Nwwa woDAx.~
Kos eet n IA ths nnmsAxD.
nlnty Gents q muuth ~ 20 cents
. week delivered ~ your doorl
afty cents BY mail.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-24
Sc ideiut ,namentlid) Scr @isconii

Sc idet11t nartentltd) Der Mtscott1tz
ner 2egislatur porbebalten at iein,
lib 6a.r9 fir @atbolifen b%elonoers on
itobige @orIagen anrii@tg 5m ma
hen. Cine 6ieier &orGogen min Sen
3}0glingen ser Stootsi9ntlen 6ieS da1l'
bu@er unentgeltli@ g%eltefert ieben.
Cine peitere beitimmt, 6ob sic @farr>
ltr,o @emein0eid1elen ieitens oeS
@taotes unteriudt mer6en foner, uno
ooB &inoern ser 8elu9 ioQ6er 1ieier
Sdulen ~unteringt mer6en ion, Ole
nidt Sen 5tanoor6 ser StoatsidaJlen
erretden. Cine brittle &orIage Der,
fiet, 6nB ale @erma6tniiie fit
Observation-Disclosures ser @rbidafts'
1tel1er a1~ntertporfen fem iollen. @tner
,peiteren @orloge gerndB ion in oen
5taotsldatlen vMoral" gelebrt tper'
1en, ober nielmebr SOS, mas gemiiie
2eute 6ur1anter berltebe1t mie 8. g.
nnterridt iiber 6as @ei@ledtsleben.
Sc gilt ieoo@ a11dy an6ere Staatsle=
gisloturen 6ie 6erartige r@etter5ei-
6en" fum6tba1n, 0ober sen @atbolif2ti
nidt bdufig genl1g 5%ugernfen tper'
sen faa11, auf ser @adt 3u ietrt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-24
Cure siderbeit.

Mue Sdiine boar urtglei9em Sebner'
m5eer tfSnnen 11idt 5ur6 8rinen ge'
beilt mer6en, aber Bel tpeitem Die mel
lten f0rne11 es. @ie imt1rer es 1etn
mag, es 1T pon GROCER 8i4ttgteit'
ooB nit 6 a1rett Ma1gen 1ibt erperi'
mertirt miro, 5enr, menrr Ole Bril-
len 1idt 6os ertpinidte MiHd ft1to,
10 1T beren @ebralt6 b0dNitgefabrlih.
@en1r SIT @aren San artts bor1egt,
oonr iei1 Str ii@er, db Sbr 8rinen
gebra1adt ooer nidt. @em SIR Die
lelben gebrol1dft, 10 tper6en Die ridti'
ger beiorgt, tpen1t STR feline gebrnu4t,
10 peroet Str Don Der @batiod]e, mie
es iid geb6rt, in &er1ttrptb geiest.
.@ebraber 8eber, rdiddfte &bdire 5tr
@pitoffice, ct. glorb, Mir1t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-24

@enn sic gegen,p1rtige Ga,mpagne
geger Sic f1rcbtbare %l1nmorolitat, Die
man mt,ter Sen fir ibren 2ebensrnter@
bolt arbeiten6en Ma0den %coritattrt
baben min, 6aau fibrte, ooB ofe1en
MGaode1t m~1sfommlidere 2obne be-
5oblt tpiiroen, 10 mlrSe leoer &)ltrna1
oenfemoe Menid 1as nit GROCER Be
frioigung begriiBen. user ltd aber
einbiloet, SaB auf hiele 8eile audi
,1ur sic Mebr5uN ser Ma0&en, DIE
iett ongebli6 sic Scott cuff Ste Strabe
treibt, gerettet tper@en tonne, benz
oirfte eine i@mer5li6e @nttanlbl'ag
beporiteben. Denn ct 5iebt 1ur ct
men Ser 6actoren in @etra6t, Die fnr
0iele Miiere nerantportli6 gu ma=
6en iin6 u1n5 1obei nod MIDI, einmal
Sen midigiten. Die eigenli6e Wur<
eel oes nebels lit int glernbauie uno
ni6t inn Mrbeitsplab 5u in@en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-24
lin meldle 6raae i'd Scr &ieien

ltlI lutluyC OtuSe ItW w utteIS"
5trife in 8elgten alreb inlnler orefett
npag, ems lit ge1piB, paB ser @als-
ltano ais biltoriideS @reignib pon
ga,,5 gepaltiger 8eoeutung lit. Dieie
@eoeutung beitebt III Ser Sbatlahe,
6ab ein politilder &f gefampft
miro uno 8tpar ,1idt auf Dent Seloe
Ser Nolitif, ion5ern auf inouitrieaen1
t@e6iete. Sn abnltder 8eiie tpl1roen
III Sranfreib uno in gnglanS 8or=
lt0be unternommelr, obne 0aB babel
Elm entiGeioelroer @riolg er5ielt tpor>
sen mare. Ser belgii6e Strife mag
ebenfaGs perlagen. @ielleidt Der6ient
er es logar. gr fat inoeiien in m,ber=
gepUfallib n1ad)tpoller @eile einge=
lebt. @enn ct erfolgreid 0urd9efiibrt
miro, 10 fann outs ibm BON elmer ge=
milien 5dltle politiider Denter Sic
Morol ge5ogen meroen, 6ob politiide
Weadt unter mpoernen io5ialen Ger=
baltniiIen fit Ole tn0u1trieQe Madt
ponitdnoig Mebenlade lit 1t1rS baB
ma1 5l,erit @ontroue iiber 6ie inon-
ltrieue Moidine erlangen muB, ebe
mat1 Sic politii6e Maidine 5u fon=
trollieren perntag.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-24

@om bent nmiidsreifen io5ialiitis
lder sSs6een in Sen ftaatlidjen b0iberen
2ebran1talte;1 oes 9an6es bat iingit
9eSlie sc. Sbam, ser friibere 8un<
6esl@abamtslefretar, unum&puuoen
mn6 inn erniten Gone geiproden. Sor
elmer @eriamlung BON Mluuttett
.6eS Diderion College eriu9te er ote
@ertreter Sieier Mnltalt, 5os 9ono
por oent So5ialisms1s 5t b%epobren.
gr lagte: uSd Bin heunrubigt Mber
Sen in oielem @an5e berri6en6en 3ug
5um 5%o5iolismus. @enn es eire
Modt inn 9aroe eibt, 6iefen Bug
ein5mbalten, 10 1oGten es Ole in a1ni e<
re1 goMegien g%ebil0eten @eiiter lein.
Mber bier aus flint Neoen, Ole BEL
@duIidIuBfeiern gsbalten meroen
fins run6meg fo5ioliitil@. Sd bin
mutt piele1r 2ebrern oer @eieai@afts>
milfemidoft in unieren @6uden uno
l1niperl ttaten 5ul nmmengetroffen. Wt1t
1penigetn Mus1robnren iin6 6ieie 9ebrer
5osiali1te1, pie sic in elmer fur5en
ltnterbaltung nit ibt;en erfennett fon<
men. Sssd min gu9 hier periammelten
Ereoigern Iogen, 5ab unoffi5ien beat=
autoge piel @o5ioltslnus bon ser &ar<
3el gelebrt miro. Dns @bo1taugla
lit nub DoM 6apon; menn Sic einen
popularen neutrality-suspicious. tten=
men, ser ni6t So5taltsma1s ipri@t
mno lebrt5v 10 paire ih oanfbar, mena
ieman6 mir Ieinen @anpe11 a1,gibt."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-24
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@ie 2erte, bic infolee oer beabfidJ=
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