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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1913-01-31
Albion Prairie

Miss Norma Strouse is on the sick
list.
Mr.. Wilmer Slagg, who has been
having pneumonia, is convalesclng.
Mrs. Robert Henderson, who was
threatened with pneumonia, is able to
be out again.
We are glad to report that Mr.. Geo.
Sherwood Sr. is recovering from his
recent illness.
Mr.. Jens Nasset spent a few days of
last week looking after his farm inter-
ests at Bloomer, Wis.
Hillside Creamery Co. held their an
nual meeting Monday, Jan. II, 1913,
and reelected all the directors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Marsden are re-
ioicing over the safe arrival of bright
baby boy, born Jan. Is, 1913.
The many friends of Mrs. Samuel
Tall will be pleased to hear she is re
covering from an attack of pneumonia.
The Ladies Aid society Of the P. M.
church met with Mrs. Leonard Mars
den last week and elected the following
officers: President Geo. Dicken-
son; Vice President-Mrs. Frank Bar
ton; Recording Secretary-M Leslie
Hall; Financial Secretary-Mrs. Geo.
Hall; Treasurer-Mrs. Wilmer Slagg;
Organist- John Craig.
A cloud of sadness came over the
Prairie last Friday when it became
known that Mrs. Roy Gumble had
passed away. Edith has always lived
here and was loved and respected
by all who knew her. Funeral services
were held Sunday afternoon at the M
E. church, conducted by Rev. North.
The family have the sympathy of the
community in their sad bereavement.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1913-01-31
TOBACCO MARKETS
Continued From Page ~ +

The growers who have sold are dellv-
ering to the warehouses. The fine
stripping weather we have been having
right along for weeks was taken adj
vantage of by the growers to take
down their tobacco, and stripping is
now being done as fast as possible. At
Morris Levy's warehouse at Mannheim,
the other day ten teams were unload
ing at once and ffty-three more were
standing near by waiting their turn to
unload. That day about 10000 pounds
were received, and not being able to
store all of it in the warehouse, three
carloads were shipped to the ware
houses in this city.
Up to the present time no damage
has been found among the new crop,
not meaning to include hail-cut tobac-
CO, and it is understood it will yield a
lot of nice wrapper goods. A big lot
of hail-cut tobacco near Washington
Borough was recently purchased by
Lancaster dealers for five cents per
pound, one and two cents pound
cheaper than heretofore.
We regret to have to say that the
expected revival of the leaf trade which
was to come early in the new year has
not yet put in an appearance. Nor can
any signs of it be found anywhere.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1913-01-31
Porter

Miss Celia Bradley is reported very
i'll.
Walter Becker has gone to Edgerton
to work in tobacco.
Daniel Mccarthy was an over Sunday
visitor in GAINESVILLE.
Farmers enjoyed a very short run of
sleighing last week.
Albert Gundlock and sister went to
Nebraska to visit relatives.
Mr.. Will Scheer has gone to Ne
braska to visit relatives.
Evansville hunters shot wolf in the
vicinity of j. Wheeler's and pursued
another.
Miss Ida Bates was called to Linden,
Wis, the first of last week owing to
the death of her mother.
J. w. Bates and nephew Charles went
to Chicago last week and invested IN
carload of young cattle which they IN
tend to feed.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Nichols were
pleasantly surprised by large number
of friends and neighbors on Friday ev-
ening. Progressive cinch formed the
amusement until supper time. Mr..
Thos.. Condor and Stella Herman won
first honors and Fred Fessenden and
Mrs. J. Wheeler the consolation. After
a delicious supper dancing was INDUCED
in by young and old. Before departing
the seif-invited guests presented the
host and hostes with an elegant rocker
as a token of remembrance from their
Porter friends. The Nichols family
expect to move to Edgerton about the
first of April.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1913-01-31

We desire to most sincerely thank
the many friends for their help and for
all their words of sympathy during the
sickness, death and burial of our loved
one, Mrs. Edith Bunting Gumble. We
desire also to give an expression of our
gratitude to all those who gave evil
dence of their kindly regards in the
many beautiful floral offerings, and to
the singers who rendered so we'll the
very helpful music on the occasion OF
the funeral services.
ISAAC AND SARAH BUNTING,
ROYAL H. GUMBLE.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1913-01-31
Auction Sale.

Owing to the sale of the farm, pub
lie auction will be held OH the Albert
Mas farm, 2 miles south of Indian
Ford and Z miles northwest of James
vile, on Thursday, Feb. Is, 1913, at
O'Clock sharp, at which will be offered
8 mich cows, Holsteins and Durhams,
3 heifers, Holstein bull, good work
horses, year old colt, Is chickens;
also complete line of agricultural i'm
plements, II tons of timothy in barn,
tons of clover hay, 200 bu. oats, 100 Blu.
barley and some household goods.
The usual terms of one years time
on approved notes will prevail.
P. M. MIDLAND, Prop.
JOHN BRICTSoN, Auctioneer.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1913-01-31

You can buy women's coats, suits
and skirts and dresses cheaper than
ever before at our clearing sale which
starts Feb. 1st. See hand bills for
prices. IT. P. Burns, GAINESVILLE.
For SALE-A seven-room house with
modern improvements and in good con-
dition. Barn in connection. Inquire of
Nal. Conway. Soft
For SALE-Light Brahma chickens.
Won 2, 8 and 4th at GAINESVILLE show
and seven ribbons at Milton. Cheap. ~
Dr. Meyers. Il
IT. P. Burns big clearing saleistarts
Feb. lst and as usual there are bar
gains for everyone at this sale. james
vile.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1913-01-31

MADISON - Assemblman A. e.
Schwittay, who was famous for g
long war against United States Sena-
tor Stephenson, died Of pneumonia
after an illness of only few hours
Schwittay was serving his first term
in the assembly, and his career was
unusual owing to the fact that, though
repeatedly attacked on various
grounds, he was always able to win
some office through his spectacular ap-
peals to the people of his county
Mr.. Schwittay has had a sensational
career in Marinette While district
attorney he was disbarred from law
practice for three years. Then he ran
for sheriff and was elected. At the
end of his term he was elected to the
assembly.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1913-01-31
Unclaimed Letters.

Letters remaining uncalled for in the
P. o. at Edgerton for the week ending
Jan. 81, 1918:
Jessie n Osborne Mrs j. E. Harris
John Hatch Carrie FORD
Gustav Hagen TIL. Mahlberg
f. A Pierce A. II. wager
Mrs Eugene Murphy j. w. Lunn =
Mrs. II. Adolfe
Persons calling for any of the above
named letters please say advertised. "
H. MCINNES, P. M.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1913-01-31

MARiNET Anna Sven
son, generally recognized as one of
the most efficient officers in the Scan
dinavian branch of the Salvation Army
in the middle west, who has been head
of the branch in Marinette, has re-
ceived an order from Lieutenant Col
onel Benjamin Nelson, provincial Of
ficer at Chicago, to end her work here
on Feb. 2, after which she will be as
signed to field service.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1913-01-31
Card OF Thanks.

We wish to extend our heartfelt
thanks to all who so kindly assisted US
during the illness and after the death
of our beloved mother; also for the
beautiful floral offerings, and to the
choir. MRS. FERD KEEP,
MRS. JAS. BARTON,
FRED STRASBURG,
VIM. STRASBURG.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1913-01-31

AIh'on
Mr.. Fred Painter is sick with the
la grip.
Mr.. b. Goodman spent few days in
Milton last week.
Mrs. Molly Steffins returned to her
home in Madison Wednesday.
The Campus Club met with Mrs. L..
L. Simpson Thursday afternoon.
Joseph Vincent of New Auburn Wis
tied at Charlie BaDcock's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. West are the proud
parents of baby girl, born Jan. "a.
The Willing Workers society met
with Mrs. l. D. Humphrey Wednesday
afternoon.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1913-01-31

For RENT-Two fine adjoining offices
in bank building, steam heat, electric
light. Inquire at First National Bank.
Choice bred White Plymouth Rock
ROSTERS and pullets for sale by How
ard Wentworth. IL
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1913-01-31
Matter of .dentaIity.

'Do you think fishing is a con-
genial recreation for really brainy
men?" Undoubtedly. 1t takes a pref
ty smart person to think up any new
stories to tell when he gets home
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1913-01-31
Poultry Wanted.

From Monday until Thursday next
week H. E. Peters & Son will pay the
following prices for poultry and calves
delivered at their shop: Chickens, old
or young, 10c; ducks, lie; geese, lie;
turkeys, 13c; calves, z to &c.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1913-01-31

FOND DU LAC After trail.
ing a large timber wolf by means
of dogs, guns, telephones and snow
signs for two days, comprising dis
lance of more than thirty miles, Oak
field farmers brought down their
quarry within two miles Of where the
wolf chase started near Oakfeld.
The wolf, which was slain by James
Hobbs, measured four feet, three and
half inches, tip to tip, and stood
twenty-six inches high. Hobbs re-
fused to accept the state bounty OF
$40, because the law requires the de-
struction of the animals scalp. This
would ruin the pelt, which Hobbs de-
sires for a rug.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1913-01-31

CHIPPEWA FALLS-Andrew Haul
gen of Chippewa Falls, the holder Of
the American long standing jump
record Of 1872 feet, came within one
yard of equaling that feat at the
eighth annual tournament of the
North Star Ski club. Haughen made
his record jump at Ironwood Mich,
last year. In the Chippewa Falls
contest the judges awarded him first
prize in the competition with q jump
of 149 feet.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1913-01-31
MILWAUKEE

MIL WAUKEE - Milwaukee will
replace Aurora, ILL.,, in the Wisconsin
Illinois league this season, according
to announcement after a meeting here.
The remainder of the circuit will con-
sist of Wausau, Green Bay, Oshkosh,
Appleton. Madison and Racine in Wis
consin and Rockford in Ilinoils.
G. E. Moll is behind the Milwaukee
franchise and arrangements have been
made to play the games at the Ameri-
can association grounds. The sched-
uIe of the Observation-Disclosures league
will be arranged so that there will be
no conflict here.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1913-01-31

MILWAUKEE--The Milwaukee, city
council determined to go ahead with
it's own revision of salaries, independ-
emily of Mayor Bading. Accordingly,
it passed thirteen of the vetoed sal
arv revision ordinances over the may
or's veto and barely sustained the
vetoes of the other seven ordinances.
AS acted upon by the mayor the or
dinances raising salaries $4,000 were
returned to the council signed, and or
dinances increasing salaries $4,000
were vetoed.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1913-01-31
ANNOUNCEMENT.

Dressmaking Department under the
personal direction of
Miss Florence J. Hanhins
Graduate and past instructor the Valentine School of
Designing in the Venetian Building Chicago also pupil OF
Madam Gorton very highcass Dressmaker and Ladies
Tailor in the Masonic Temple Chicago. :: :: ::
Miss Hawkins present Chicago the latest ideas
will pleased to
anything the Party
Gowns Street Dresses orSu at mode prices.
Department Opens Monday February 3, 1913.
further
Very truly
SHEFFIELD & VOLTZ
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-11

ipnrbe bonn Woltt absefebt, neil e nn-
ter ber'elbtn politifh setne6tet mar.
Cos 9obtbun beriidfihtia.e bios bic
Wiinide nes @robfapi.als unb bate
G,nrihtuneen eeihaff.n, bic Der aor.
iuption 0orftub leiiteien. Ditie cos
WnIt bebriidenbe Wdtt 5u brehen,
iette bas WpIt bie bemotrutiIhe pars
is: elm, Die einen srDberen prosentias
enn fortfhrittlihen Glementen auf3us
lreiIen ihien, ots bic repablitanifde.
Tamit lit gefast, bab Die aufgabe Der
leaislatur barin bsItsbt, benz WoIte
rie politiihen Rehte uno 5reibeit.n.
tie ibm ent5oesn fporben limb, 3uriids
sneritdtten. Dosu sehorsn: cine
S.dntorhnune. pber aud Some Nnls
arnannt, tpelhe ben giireern oas Rett
ertbsiIt, ihrt ffdbiiitsn anseleetnbtts
ten ndh ibrem Milen sinSurthtsn. %
odb Iis niht Idnaer elmer unperor,ts
lucrtIidNn 2esislatur unterthon iiao;
ftrnsr etne Regulirung oes Wcminds
lUNsS INV <buHti9IttHtS, pa"a 80
glol.spilIs am Stimmta'ten niht ats
fd'ftlt perben tam. auf oieism
Stloe Iou bic 2ssialntur iit bstbdt!'
cen uno niht pripd.s angeiesenheitsn
it1atIi5 rssulir.n fpollen, ouber tpsnn
sin orineliter 3fpaHg corliest. Der
rlru bic audiitten auf Die fooi1le
Q1ptlTdtrt seihofFsn piro. tpis J. 3.
aaspe,iiherune. ionitdre einrits
tlnaen III Ten Wertitdttsr, aran.sns
pfIeoe uip. Das III Elm iebr fpeitsB
G5ebiet. --dEF bem bic 2ssislatur fih
icasnsrsih betbdtiasn tam uno bas
irute Iie bebuuen. Wenn eine offens
lars glotbpenbig.eii pprlitpt. in pris
pate 9srbdItniHt einsusreifen, 10 ira
t1s mil osg gr6bien 9oriidt seihkkn
ure gum niinbsitsu oarf man perlons
gen, oab bic aesistatur lidt 5usrit sss
ran rnttrrittet, pas osi6eben lou
unt ipis e oeftehr ipl.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-11

ieboh, bab ON teinen Northumberland
plan seboht pirb. Die 4bfiht sebt
oahin, Banteruppen in ben perihieoss
nen 2anbestbeilen 81 orsaniliren unb
tisie nit bem Reht elmer beihrdntten
Roten Gmifion aussIitatten, 70 baB
in RptbfaIe benz 9anoe 800 MilIios
men friites geIb sueefiibrt fperben
torn. Wie aber Die GinlOiuns Der
Hrten erSpuneen tperben Ion, pb
rur6 3irtulatipns Steusr, ober
cu-h @rrtatune bon Ginl6flness
SieIlen, bariiber herrIdt nod pDllise
lntIarbeit. Ginise befiirnorten oas
hentfhe Spitem, bab bunDert UlilIips
ner fteuerfrei emitttrt iperoen ionen
ura bic nahfolgenben Summsn -
zoo Ihllipren i'm 9ansen - elmer
rrpareiTipen girtulationssStsuer uuz
teslie9sn IplIen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-11

ff,oft finb bisie .Riinftler1 unb ihre
anente, bic bramotifhen Shriftittls
Itr, nIierbinss porben. benn lie mnBs
ten erfennen - f1aper mag ts ibrsn
sstporhen fsin, unb mnnhe Isrnsn 10
eispos frsilid ME -. bob ihrs psrf
f5nlihitit@ nIein isin pubIitum irls
Etedisr Ic6t, fpenn bos Gtiid ntdht
suaIeih iresnp cine an3isbenbe lualis
tat btfist. Db bic tbeurs 2ssticn ober
etipde LeIFen ipirb2
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-11

flGfen uno Nlumenbeeie. n16prinss
brunnen onseI<st. Den bensrssnBs
ipsriben Wsitkipnnft biIbti ber Spiel
Tnal. Der elm unpsrbrsnnbdres Strobs
bad, nit Sicrhnsft trdgt. Anes dt6s
met syreikit, Cuff, aidtl Weik Drtus
Be uno qabfal fir bic muDsn Orobs
fiabifinber, bic bier neue lsbsnsiait
unb Gpanntrafi .robern fonsn!
Die Donibdr,.it Der Gintpobner lam
In ben naipen Snfhrifi.n ber Ghrens
pforten 10 r.hi gum ausorud: -urs
fsrsm Iieben aaiier bic bansbaren 0in'
ipobn.r!" .SersIiten Dani.4 ~Dir
Dunfen pielmalsl@ -llnitre qiebe uno
1reue.@. - Der adiisr iob olIts, Ids
felte INNER tpieoer unb frtu!e Ii4 srs
iihtfif. Geine ipohlponeno. uHb Iies
benslpiirbia. ptri0nIihieit iunb Bel Der
gep0Iterung Elm poIIts 8sriidnbnsB.
DisI bemertt tpnrbe, iuie rubig uao be-
itimmt bic qeiierin Der 4niiali bel nr
4efihiiguno Der Hauien ihrs Nniits
Dertrni. .Jrdulsin airiHner tn nitt
gang leifi 5ufrisbensuiislen!@ meinis
Der aoiier Inunis. Die ublbedsr sIaus
ben, bab .in itnrier Dils TIM n,utn
beim rtaiertn frerM.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-11

IntdbIih Der Sluib ihrisben
mir, haf eie beutIhen Re9ierungsn
atraue aenntntb iiber ule Str0me gsz
idmmeIt 9aben, burh pelhe iie be-
fnhigt lperbsn, Die gseignsten Dor
t"hrungen gegen oerbesrenbe ltebers
it,pemmun9en 3u treffen. gBie aus
28aibineton berihtet pirb, milf iebt
RE 9unbe5 Regierung Iih bieTsr
sufeobe sulpenben. Sic niro Sns
dcnieure ausfhiden, um icoen Strpm,
Der iid burh bdufiee llcberfluthuns
GEN unangenebm ipabrnebmbar mdht,
In alien Sunttsn gu Itrbiren uno feits
tuTtelleR, ipos iih tbun ldbt, nm ihn
IN Scum 5u baIten. Die arbeit tpiro
nittt gsring Isin, aber Iie niro ii6 I'M
Suufe Der 3eit betpdltigen loi'en uno
renn bic am,ritaniihsn Sngenieure
iit iibe, bic beutiten GiRrihtunesa
oeuau unterrihten, rperben iie cine
Julle bon tpihtiger getsbrung erbals
ten. sic perbsn finoen, odb man
bte llfer bsfeitigen tam, 10 baB iie Der
1tuth teTer Stdnb hdlten, inbem man
jlt nit Weinen unb gGumsa bspflon3t,
tcb Ilutbtandle unb Seen dngslegt
Ttrben tGnnen, I'm eineu 5beil Der
pI6bIid anorinesnosn BaFermuHen
caf5unsbmen unb bieIe SammeIbeten
inoor 5ur graeusuns bon glettri3itdt
tcnust tperoen tann, tpie audi um Die
in; CONNER oustrodnenten StrDme
ftiffbur gu baIten. Riht gum Wiins
t.iten perben Bic Sn9enieurs Iernen,
RAP Is geringen Dertb bdt, Sdmme
anSuItosn, tpsnn cine 9sboroe fe1lt,
DE bsitdnois bariiber lpoht, bdb Die
9Gmnle iia in gutem 3uitono beiins
otn. Wie bic Sluthen in oielem
Qcnbe tpben, III Elm getpeis oon gros
b:r Ra9IGiiigteit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-11

Sm Sauie tpuroe Elm 8erfuls
fuuas Qmenoement unterbreitet, ipeIs
hes benz Belle CUR Qbitimmung oors
eeleat perpsn Ioq. 8ieies perfiigt Die
t,-ette Grlpdblung oes prGfioenten
,tnf @iseprGiisntsn Der Der. Staaten,
Die Termination berIelben ourh Dis
rette primdrDublen unb bic Grrpdb=
luna uuf einen etn3igen 3ermln BON
I;chen Sabren. 0trette WabIen Mir
Zen folhen gefdbrliten a0Steiten, fpie
fle iih in Der 6apes : Jiloen Qffai-e
sreioneten, porbeuqen uno Die @eitnz
Eung oes Yoltes beNer gum 4usorut
trinqen. Tirette primGrDd6leu perz
Ten in Der ndhiten Prdijoentihaft3s
Gampagne Die Regel iein, AUDI penn
tas 8erfaIiungs QmenDement niht
En.erbreitet peroen ioQts, Da Das
Qclt bon ben OeIegQten auf Der Nas
tionql &onpentiou nidt mehr pers
fault Deroen pill. Sin Qmenbsment.
frvlhes einen ein3tgen 5srnlin bon fisz
Ben Subrsn oorIisbt, tpurbe idon i'm
leBtenaOngreB berutben, fisl ubsr unter
ben Iifh, neil t6r rutpirtenoe Graft
eeeen Diliou, RooisoeIt uno 5aft
perIisbsn nerben ioQte, mas ben 2tns
hdngsrn bon alien Oreien ntht be-
hcots. Dsnu bis's 8eftimmuns fort
eelaHen ipiro, 10 bIrfte oas 2lmenbss
rent bisiesnal i'm aongreB ourhges
her uno oas 8olt rpirb es mttgegeiftsz
ring aufnebmen, benH oieism lit fhon
IGnsIt tlar, bub bic Rsgieruug nur
hann Don alen perIonti6en gripdgunz
GER frei iein niro, penn Der prdIis
bent ouf eiuen atpeitsn 1ermin nidt
mebr rednen fam.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-11
9rGfibent WiLion bat btrsits

~ 7 Z II WILlpU Jul NititS
n;thrfah Gelegsnbett e.nommen, Die
9tnoeuturg 3u seben, oob er nit Der
ren,ntratiftsn RatipnalpIatform niht
in allen qurtten einpsritonhen III.
Gcs il. nitt i'm Winbsfteu iiberrdIds
rb. Die pIotform puroe Dor Der
Termination dbgsfabt in Der 8orauss
ftdjt, bub tie Glort sufauen uuroe.
Gtatt beFen puroe aber gBiIior nos
minir!., 70 rob Die platform ohneRits
Iift auf feline 4nfi6ten genebmigt
fvurpe. gins Der GrtIGrungsH mar
qcCen MiIitarismug serihtet, mag cine
9etrGftiguns Seffsripnianii6sr prins
sipien ieiu Touts. Yrdiibent WiIfon
trdgt nit pruttiidem g.ritunbs Der
ltatiGds Eehnung, bab man ale an
I6duurQtn ben 3sitperbdltnii1en ons
tQiIsn mub unb bab bic jesige De!ts
laes cine QbriiItuug nicbt rettfertigt
s}ebenfdqs 1T bas nah Der Reoe an3uz
ntbmen, bic Der 5ilfs Setretar ber
Iturine, FrantIin 80. RopisoeIt, por
ter Wdrinc 2iga gshd!tsn bat, Der
IlterIicb niht cine eieens poIitit Ders
trnt, Icntsrn lsoiglit Die Gniiaten
reg 9rdIicentsn unb bes DtorinszSes
trstGrs Daniels tpisbergefpie9elt bat.
S}n bieIer Rsbe iagts er, bab Die Qos
miniItration cine Sesmadt erItre6s,
biz orob uno itart qenu1 III, UNI Der
gtotion bas gebiihrenbe 4nfeben gu
iihern. 9as ssbistet bic prattii6e
Qununft. Die Der. Staaten miifsn
cen gepeis lisfern. baB iie in Der
2Gas iinb, ihre berehtigten 4nfpriits
seosni!bsr Der Welt gu Dertretsn, benn
ipsnn iie bas ni6t thun, piro man
i5nen aQes gu bieten tpagsn. gloh ME
bcr, mub unisre Wtarine TART genu5
Yeir, I'm alien QbIihten entgegen 81
treien cis ndrouf gerittet iinb, iiibz
uncertainties @sbiet in europdiihen
8eiib gu bringen. Wir Iteasn nur eine
unbeitreitbare Sbdtiads feit, tpenn mir
Ia9en, b1b bic Observation-Disclosures
rcr Der. Gtduten, tein Ginbringen in
Eiibameritd gu geitatten, bislane fols
deIbiihtsn perbinbert bat, mir bruus
cbsn eins 'torte marins, um ben ponas
IT. Sdnal gu befaiiBen uno nibt
minoer 1T bie Uadrine not1nenoig, um
unisre Sunbels SntereHen in Gbind
fithsr gu iteaen Rublanb unb Sapau
mafeA tein Gebimnib baraus, bab fis
tpsitere 4nnerionen in China Dor5us
nsbmsn tpiini6en unb es 1T our Ge@
niiqs bstonnt, oub anDsrs Qationsn
nisiem Beiipiel folgen lperben. llns
moolif fonnen bic 9er. Staaten err
lauben, bcb lie aus bisiem abiasgss
biet ausesitloiien perben. Sin,
f.drfs Worins pirO pie Durdfiihruna
ioIher plGne per6inoern. ghatfdhs
lif 1T bas fton einmal geihebsn. 4ls
ned Dem 8nrertriege Die Uldtte, Dels
cts in gbinu etnsebrunseu pdrsn, dui
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nsiiere G6idfaI gbinas b.rietben
traten Rublanb uno Sapan often mil
AuftbtiIungs pIdnen hroor, bis
bnrn ben ensrsiffen Gtnipru6 be,
Ser. Stoaten suriidgebrdnat purbe1
Dmn biefs pldne fpieber auf.oufsn
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ben. fobalh erfi9tIih 1T, baB BIZ
2er. GtoaseH ni&t iiber eine aeniiaen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-11

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