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The Keota news., 1913-12-26
Letter From Mr.. Hoffman.

personally 10 tNetIl du.
Box 142. Leetsdale. Pa.
December II, 1913.
c. L. Stanley.
Keota, Colo.
Dear Friend:
Ihave been wanting to write to a
good many of my Keota friends, but it
seems hard for me to get as many let
ters written as Iswould like to write. /
am getting around little, and still get
ting 4 lot of enjoyment out of life.
had physical break down on Novem-
ber 20 and Il, when had three henor-
rhages But since that time ! am
about as well as usual.
suppose that snow storm you had
must have been record breaker, as to
the amount that came at one period of
time.
am very comfortably situated here,
and have my books with pe now. piled
on the table where am writing. The
books are old friends. and they give me
much pleasure asweil as profit when ]
read thems My gas stove is delight
full convenience. A small lever at one
side can be touched with the hand or
foot to make the gas fame heavy or
light. suppose told you about my
room in my first letter. There is a
wonderful contrast in my condition and
the way am fixed now to what the
conditions were year ago At this time.
Billy Sunday has just closed re-
vival meeting at Johnstown, Pa, (the
town, that was flooded, and there were
over II 900 conversions, so the papers
state. He is to open a revival here on
December % and continue for s, 2 or 8
weeks. The saloon keepers and brew
srs are going to hinder his work if they
can, but predict that Billy" will be
too much for them. He recently held .
revival at Steubenvile, Ohio, and q
short time afterwards the saloons were
voted out of that city.
/ will send you one Of the local rail-
way time tables, to show you that there
are 121 passenger trains thru here
every "a hours since the new schedule
went into effect, There were 1875
trains by the previous schedule. 81 Of
these trains are west, and 60 east.
Freight and coal trains are extra. u
of these trains stop at Leetsdals, 81
west and 35 east. Sometimes there are
only S minutes between trains going
the same way. Four tracks accommo-
date these trains, the two outside tracks
being for passenger trains. The round
trip fare to Pittsburg is 35 cents.
Thousands of people from other towns
90 to the city to do their shopping. l
have not yet been to the city to look
around any, as cannot get around very
good. There are some wonderful dis
plays there in the store windows.
Robberies (holdups) and burglaries
are occurring about every day and night
in the city. Our little burg seems to be
quiet and peaceable. The towns are
called .Boroughs, 2 and the mayor or
custodian is called the Burgess. !
suppose told you that this town has
1000 inhabitants, and all the streets and
alleys are paved. T,ere is an interur-
ban electric railway. The town Is built
right at the foot Of mountain, and the
Ohio river is on the other side. Occas-
The Keota news., 1913-12-26

Buckingham, Colo., Dec. "a, 1918.
The Keota News, I
Keota, Colo.
AS this is Christmas week and every
one is busy making the children happy,
we will only say that we wish all the
readers of The Keota News very mer-
ry Christmas.
After the holidays are over we will
try to keep the people posted on what
we have to sell.
Yours for very merry Christmas,
DINSMOOR BROS.
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-08-09
TUCKER.

The Baptist meeting closed at New Liberty Sunday morning, after an able sermon by Rev W. NJ Webb of Little Rock.
 Another Baptist revival is being conducted at Cross Roads by Rev. Scofeld of Little Rock.
 Our school has enrolled 65. The teacher, Miss Mae Wilkerson, says she has never before had such good daily attendance. The daily attend ance is something like 57 or 58 We only have six more weeks of school Let us strive to make more of them than we have of the past four
 Virgil Tucker returned home from Little Rock Saturday night
 Some few of the Tucker people are attending the singing school at Oak Bowery this week.
 The storm did some little damage at this place Friday
 The school boys have made consid- erable improvements on their school grounds since school started by trip- ming the trees and cleaning away some of the undergrowth. It is much cooler now.
 MT. Atwater is improving very fast, after being i'll a short time
 Our school was dismissed Friday on account of our teacher attending the funeral of her uncle, R. K Will kerson, who died at Conway Thurs day evening at ' o'clock
 Mr. and Mrs. Will Hopkins baby died near Conway Friday and was buried at New Liberty Saturday.
 Misses Mae, Alice and Sam Wilker- son attended Sunday school here Sun day afternoon.
 Our school boys and girls had 8 splendid story reading contest last Friday afternoon. Misses Rena Hen derson and Bessie Parker read the best stories.
 Otho Flax and mother are visiting at Searcy this week.
 We will have five representatives in the county contest this summer Everyone look out Some one is go- ink to win
 Miss Myrtle Oliver and Melvin Car roll were with the Misses Allen for supper Sunday evening.
 Our double nine" baseball team is doing some fine playing now.
 August 6.
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-08-09
WOODROW SCHOOLHOUSE.

O. H. Wilkerson dismissed his school here last Thursday and Friday to at tend the illness and death of his uncle. R. K. Wilkerson at Conway, who died of paralysis. We are sorry to hear of the death of Mr Wilkerson, and ex- tend our sympathy to the bereaved family
 Crops are real good here-a good deal better than were thought possi- bic sometime ago. and another good rain Saturday.
 T. J. Bonner, a Christian evange- list of Atkins, will be here the fifth Sunday to preach. He will remain until after the first Sunday in Sep tember. The meetings will be con ducted under a tent or bush arbor. The public is invited to attend. The exact place of the meeting will be announced later.
 John Jolly came up from Cabot Monday on his way to Vilonia We hear that Jim is coming back.
 Quite a number attended the picnic at the Section last Saturday.
 Prof. Beatty of the Vilonia school has promised us a visit in the near future.
 Prof. Claud K. Wilkerson, princi- pal of the Helena public school, paid us a visit last week. MT. Wilkerson is a graduate of the State Normal and We would be glad to have him call on the school again
 Johnny Baldwin, who is teaching at Mt. Spiry, was arrested and will be tried before R. J. Hogan next Satur- day for the whipping of a boy.
 There is protracted meeting eo- ing on at Mars Johnsons house.
 In the trial of the State vs. J. H. Davis at Vilonia last Thursday the jury returned a verdict of not guilty.
 0. H. Wilkerson has enrolled 57 on the first day of the fourth week.
 August 5.
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-08-09
EBENEZER.

Uncle Charlie Sanders, who has been down with Slow fever for four weeks, is no better.
 Mrs. Sis Ward has been on the sick list, but is better now.
 The protracted meeting at Mt. Car mel last week was a success. The M. r. and Free Will Baptists held their meeting together.
 The M E meeting started at Cy- press Valley Sunday. conducted by Bro. James.
 Bro. Heslip is conducting Divine Headers meeting under an arbor near Mr Johnson's.
 Joe Tucker and daughter, Miss Va da, came down to see Mr. Sanders Sunday.
 Miss Bessie Wright of Conway is visiting friends and relatives in this community.
 Mrs. Monk visited her mother at Little Rock last week.
 Several of the boys from here went to Little Rock last week with peaches.
 w. R. Cook of near Otto carried 115 bushels of Alberta peaches to Little Rock last week,
 August 6.
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-08-09
CENTERVILLE.

Crops are looking fine in this part of the country.
 The meeting being held by Rev. Gossett here is progressing nicely.
 s. J. Hankins and family went to Conway Friday.
 There will be w. o. w picnic at Barney August g. Everybody come and enjo ythe day.
 Will Hopkins of Oklahoma and Miss Beulah Hankins surprised their many friends by getting married last Tuesday evening They left for Ok lahoma Saturday morning, where they will reside in the future.
 Quinton Snow and wife are visiting relatives at Heber this week.
 August 5.
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-08-09
UNION VALLEY.

Some sickness in the country
 Crops are doing wei, but cotton is running to weed too much and is shedding some
 Mrs. Elizabeth Hoggard is sick at this time.
 The protracted meeting at Marcus has been running over a week with good interest.
 The writer and some others from this section have been visiting the az ricultural school at Conway this week.
 The Baptist meeting at Enola was postponed on account of sickness.
 Grandfather Grabble of Guy visit ed relatives at Marcus during the meeting.
 Aunt Liza Cobb was buried at Marcus Tuesday She was 65 years of age and had lived Christian life many years in the Baptist church She leaves one child to mourn her loss.
 August 6.
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-08-09
HAMLET.

Rev Scoheld began a revival at Cross Roads last Saturday night
 Mrs. Dickie and daughter, Mrs. Tanksersly, of England, are visiting at the home of her brother, Louis Taylor.
 MT. and Mrs. Lattimer of Memphis are visiting Will Carter this week.
 Misses Hattie Heslope and Margue- rite Cihhon of Conway visited their grandparents, MT. and Mrs. A. B. Gibbon, Saturday night and Sunday.
 Miss Mary Adam sof Little Rock and Mrs. Floyd Chivers of Lollie are visiting their mother. Mrs A. B. lief fries, this week.
 Joe Bailey and wife returned home from Perryville this week.
 Born, to MT. and Mrs. E. V. John ston, 10-pound boy.
 Born, to MT. and Mrs. Virgil Paul, fine girl.
 Mrs. A. B. Jeffries had fine mare to fall and kill herself last week.
 Virgil Tucker, who left ast week for an extended trip to Little Rock and Hot Springs, is visiting homefolks this week.
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-08-09
SHOWS AND HOTELS.

All moving pictures shows, hotels, boarding houses, city halls, jails churches, schools, and privates homes, are subject to insects and germs. Spray them with Ross Dead Quick Spray, and reduce disease.
 A delightfully."- clean disinfectant. Certain death to germs, insects and their eggs. Sold in Conway by Gree son Drug Co.-6td-1tw
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-08-09
Children's Contest--$15O.0O in Prizes

hdrns Pony Bicycle Contest is also
 Shetland n 0IoovSo orIS I}cvcp
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2lr better, aeitiert fir Cure preiie!

52ltiinbige QlrbeitspoAe porselegt.
Die 2obnItala ioa iit9 ioipobl auf
reeelmdBige als nuh dlf Stiidarbeit
eritreden. DAB bic Gelpertfhaftsper>
treter ben YorI6las urter Torbebalt
dnnabmen uno lih bereit ertldrten,
ibn Der Gretutiobeboroe Der Union gu
unterbreiten, gilt all9enein ols siinz
itiges 3eiden.
Der 8orI9las Der Manufacturers
&c Msrdants Nhociation iulpie Der
Glotbina Contractors MHociation iiebt
eine ipfprtige gufbeferilns fur ale
9lrbeiter Dor, bic 5ur8eit tuOdentlid
$12 ooer ipeniger eoroienen; bon 7la
prosent fir ole Nrbeiter. beren Wer>
oienIt mebr als $12, aber tueniger als
SIS betrdgt. uno bon 8 proaent fiir
iene, bic mebr ais $15 perbienen. Sn
teinem Sale Ipl Die stufbeHerung
neniaer als einen Dollar pro Wohe
betrosen. Cine ginigung fheint auf
bieIer 8runolaee alleroinss nod nidt
'mDdliCh.
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bon peit, Cholera uno
5rahoma gu perbiiten. Der SongreB
bat audi oas polle Re6t, bier ein3ue
i6reiten, bo bieIe Waren bur6 ben
piI6enitaatliden Sanoel i'm 2dnoe
iperoen uno bieier unter Der
Surisoittion Der Ser. Staaten itebt.
sd huffe, bob Der aongreb elm
0erbor oieier Sadie anteraumen
ipiro, ipenn er audi ipeiter teinen Be
I6luB bariiber fahen miro, oa ole gez
eenipGrtige tur5e Sibung bauptid4=
li9 nur fir Yeipilli9unsen benubt
pirb."
Die Wirtune oieIes gintretens bonn
Sen. Berger i'm &pnsreB seigt iif
ouh bereits. Die llnternebmer iinn
etpas nad9iebiger seiporoen. 8ertres
ter bon aleiberfabritanten, bic ungez
f6br $4,000 Der mebr ais 100000
felt bier Wohen am Streit befinoz
lihen @eiponbmaher beiddftigen
baten bel elmer 8onferen5 IorI6ldgs
fir cine neue 2pbnItula uno elne
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10 nettcr Mciie MIR fir Die 3citlunEs-
beraltsgebcr geior9t babcrL lit elm SEQ.
pitel, bon Dem Die oenofrotiiheu
3eitlmgen nibts ibrcibcn. Is lit Dies
ni6tS mebr nno nibts meniger ols
cine Notwithstanding Die man Ger
biir9erliden Ereiic leiitetc. Nidts
nladt oicie Snititntion 9efiigiaer, OILS
menl es bobe Frofite gibt Sic 5lt
idafien, lino billige Yopierpreiie iebr
geeigact. Gle 0emofratcn 5cigten ii6
Dem EreBfapital eefGIlig mo finben
8epcnieiti1feit. Wtit Der 0erbilliquna
Ger 2ebensnrittel iiir oos 8olf eiIt es
nidt 10 iebr' 0as Golf entbGlt 5mor
Die @Gbler, oieie moblen ober in ib.
rer Walie irnmer nod 10, pie ibncn
ric fapitdiiltifhen 3eitllngen io9cn,
huB tic TIM iollcn. Gcsbolb aibt cs
5iuar billigeres Topier, abcr tellrerc
9tdbrimasnittet. Ght ocnofratiid,e
TolfsrrttttngT
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Sen. gittor Berger, Der ein5ise
Sosialiit i'm aonsreB, foroert eine
llnteriu9uns Der 3uItdnoe in Der
Rep gorter &onfettionsinouitrte uno
eine llnterIu9uns Der 3uitdnoe oiefer
osnbuItrie i'm eun5en 2anbe. Die BON
ibm in bieIer Su6e am Wontag elm
gebradte Rsiolution lautet:
rsSn Qnbetradt, baB bic ainoers
oSnouitrie in Reip Yort, tuelte elnen
aroben 3eil Der Ser. Staaten init
aleibern perIisbt, segentpdrtls unter
einem Strsit, Der ungsfd6r 100000
perIonen inpolpiert, leioet; unb
Sn @nbetra9t. oab nie in Der
preiIe uno in McHenperiammlungsn
betonnt gema6t ipuroe. bob ole
burhIdnittliden 6 0bne. mel d E
aleiberarbe liter IN Ne 10
Nort erbalten, ni6t alI
menfdenpiirbisem0 3 a in
binrei den; uno
esn 9lnbetraht, buB ferner bebaup'
let piro, oaB 2aiter uno Werbreher
bic ssolgen bisisr 3uitdnoe finb uni
biefe Snbu trie inunseiun
ben. ldmubisen g Sen be
trieben niro uno ferner
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Seulofratilde Sultsrettullg.

obgcihlciicn perben milbten, criolgte
9(nfiinoigung BON einer grboDrng
Der Yreilc. Wenn oann Die Terbrall.
der lih on cine anbere Wtiible pano-
ten, nm einen nieoriger Yreis 5ll err
langen, crfolete feline 9lntlport.
@uroe oann Inn ben Yreisfatalog
bon elmer anoercn Wiible nadgeiubt,
10 fom siinItigen Sails Der geideio,
oic Miible iei oerart nit 9eitelllmgen
iiberb1uft. Dob iie feline ncuen Mnf-
tr1ge entgegemebmen fonne. 0as
9feil1ltat por, oab Der Serbralibcr
bon Der Wiible, bon Der er bisber Oas
Eapicr be5ogen bate, ipciter faufen
nu,Bte, gleihpiel, pelden Ercis tic
Ioroerte. Oils ser &ongreB ole 5ollireie
Ginfubr oes &obitoffes fir ole go.
Ipierbereit,ug (teniid prapariertt
Sdeeipdbae) ,ino Die freie ginfabl
oes fertioen MateriaIs aus Ganaoe
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6egen Subnmanitdt.

s--------@ 7 W
2inie bepeste, iuas in Nnbetra6t bes
ungebeuren Reidstums bes 2anbes
uno ieiner auBerorbentliben 6ilfss
quellen gang uno gar nidt Der Sal
gu iein brau6t. Iber pie geiugt,
babe i6 trpBOem gegen bieie Bin see
itimmt unb 5par als So5ialiIt uno
aus bumdnitdren @riinfen. SD
CLAUDE nidt, baB mir ben armen Weis
BEN, tpelrhe nab 4merita tommen. um
ibre Gage au perbehern, Sinbernile
bereiten iollen, felbit ipenn oie ameris
faniIhen Wrbeiter barunter gu leioen
boben. IS 1T unsipeifelbaft. baB Ole
RuNen. Yulen, 9lrmenier, Suoen,
@rie6en, Slaren, 8ulgaren, &roaten
uno amber riiditdnbies glemente,
psl6e ieBt 10 maHenbaft nad ben
Der. Gtaotei1 fommen, ibre materielle
H16 bspsinFh1 befbeHern uno arg Elm
So5ialift min ih ibnen biefe 9eleeenz
belt niht porentbalten.
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Scr &laiicufampt III @irarO.

er niht borun oente, ii6 einen Nm
>polt 5u nebmen. Gr iperoe trpbeem
nber Die gesen i'm erbobene antlage
bis gum duBeriten in Der Weiie be-
tGmpfen, bob er bic 9eidporenen
nit ben einfoden SotIohen betraut
made.
Sn Der Sade felbit, iaete Gen.
Oebs, es bat gang ben Ini6e,n,
bob Der 9unbesontpolt in aanIas Ell
nsn GrftrdFins beiploete, Der au mir
eetommen unb unter benz 8orgeben,
irsenbpo in Der Welt Elm neues 2ez
Len beginner gu ppGlen, mid UNI
finonaielle unteritiiBung onsebsn
iollte. SD perfprad bieiem Monne
Sic erbetsne unteritiiBuns. Run itebe
id als Mnsetlaster bo uno Die Be
idulbisuns pirb sesen mid erhoz
ben, bob ih einen 8eriAtsaeusen
oeronlaBte. fid Der Surisbittion bes
9unbesseridts gu ent5ieben. Soils
Der prossB our 8erbanbluns tommt,
perfprede ib np9 Dor ieiner 8eenoiz
yun9 intersKonte @ntbii1unsen."
Wit Der 8ernihtung bes mIppeaI
TO Reoion" bat es nod feline gutter
Wese. Dies ipiro ebsnl lotpenig selina
cen, ols bic SoiIer Der io5ialiftifter
Bepeeung bes 2onbes bos Ier9nii'
GEN bstommen perben, ben 9enoher
Debs i'm Gsfdnsnis gu ieben. Se1
Dee, ben man seaen oos 8lott uni
aegen ben ioaialiftiiden praiioent
fhoftstonbibaten ein9eidlosen bat
1T fir bic 8oltsbetriioer bieles 2on
oes fdon oft Elm erfolareiAer gene
len. Diesmal psrben lie iid ieooc
Ihneiben. Dos Wittel bat iid5 be
reits gu febr abaeniibt, UNI bamit be
insioliitiiten 8eipeeuna ernltltc
| Ihoben gu tOnnen. Oebs i'm DE
5dnanis =. bos tDnnte leid,t cine on
bere Wirtuna boben, als lie BON be
6oTern Der Mrbeiterbepeguns erpar
ret mirb!
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Berger mar audi Der ein5ige Sraoe
llnionilt i'm aongreB, Der 9e9en Die
neue Ginpunoerungs 8in itimmte.
Gr ertldrte ieinen Stanbpuntt NIT
folsenben Worten: sd CLAUDE ni4t,
baB bic 3eit I9on aetommen 1T. no
mir Die Ginnanberung bef6rdnten
miihen, obsleid id be9reife, oab bic
8epertidaftler iid burd Die mahenz
bate 3ultrOmune BON billi9en Irbeiz
tern aus benz 0ltlihen unb fiiboItlihen
europa lebr bebriidt unb beunrubist
fiiblen. Die 20bne unb Die 2ebensz
boltung Der ameritaniIhen Irbeiter
perben baburh nieoergebriidt. ipenn
audi nur tempordr. 9lter ielbit penn
auh nur tempordr, mub id als
|ifaoss llnipniit ano ola @aainlIii
5ugeben, bdb Ste gebensbdlfuHd bss
amerituniIbea Nrbeiter felt ben lebs
ten 40 Subreu ii4 in ubiteisenoer
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ocItottete, trat cine bcocutiome 8cn-
Dung cin. Die Wtiiblen beontuorteten
iorton nidt blob bic 9riefe, ionocrn
cs ltellten lid bel ieoem EapierOer-
broibcr stgcnten pcrihicoener Wiiib-
len cin, bic mitcinonoer fonfltrriers
ten. Oicle 9lenoerina gef1llt oell
Yapierfobrifantcn ni6t. Sic ipollen
oeu alten 3uitono ipicber eillgeIiibrt
ieben boB oic &ilnoen jeoen aSreis
5ablen miilicn, Der ibnen porgeibrie-
ben miro. Seine ein5ige Enpieriabrif
IN oen &cr. Stootcn lit felt Der lrcien
Giniilbr ans Canada geidloiien tpor-
ben. Sic moden alle quite @e-
ih1ite, bobcn iogar, tuic iie ielblt aus
gegeben, Die &obne 81 crboben Der
modt, abcr lie 5icbcn Den ulten 3lt-
itnno Dor, llntcr ipel6em man Die
ainoen noh 9elieben ihrolbeu
foiulte.
8orim oic 0emofraten bisber in
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sSm aOngrcb tiir Streiftr.

sn Mntetra6t. paB burh iolhe
3uitGnbe an ltedenbe arantz
beiten peruria DIT unb i'm
oanaen 2anbe perbrettet
BEN, tpoourd bic Woblfabrt
unb 9eIunbbeit bes san5en 8oltes ges
fdbrOet tpiro; lei es
geI9loNen, bab elm Somitee bon
Gieben ernonnt pirb, um Die allges
meinen 3ultGnbe in Der 8leiter Snz
buitrie i'm Mueemeinen unO oen 3ut@
Ia9en, fpelde ben Streit berbeifiibrs
ten, gu unterIuten unb einen gerlht
iiber bas Grgebnis ibrer unteriuduns
ip balb als moslid benz 9aus automz
men gu laRen."
3ur 8e9riinoung bieier Nelolutlon
fibrte Gen. Berger folgenbes aus:
,Gs Ioa our9 eine iol4e Inter
Iu9ung se5eigt peroen, oaB iolds
fdmdbli6e, otonomiide 3uitdnoe uni
llnsere9tistsiten ii4 iAliebli6 an
bem 8olte ielbit, lpelhes bers,eider
erlaubt, ridden ipsroen.
uuebrieens 1T es un tfel
BAIT bic pfi4t bes 81 n
iareffes, aud in bieer . c
siebuns bas Bolt 3u be
lf4iiben, ipie es feline pflidt 1T, bi
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Sricgstanatifcr ut Sbio.

ncllcrtc &rilen geItellt lperoe. Olc
Scbensbcoiirfnilie lmlerer Tolfspirt.
Ihait leacn Elm Teto ongegen Elm, Dob
oiclc STRIFE perIdleppt tperbe imo etipa
IN Dem totem 8erinne eirIiger ieidter
oiplonatiIher GSormen perlinnpfe.
9siht nlr oos politiihes sMnieben. al6
l,nicre mirtld,aftlid]e griIten5 Der
louot aebieteriId) raItlos Slarbeit."
3ieic Sth,Blporte, oic Die &iieens
boftigfeit lnb Den gigennus oes an.
ocrcn 5eiles oes Artifels nit Itaatlis
hen Notipenbigfeiten Derbeden iollen,
bobcn Die in 3apton, o.. t0glid, er.
lhcinenoc bertifc ..Eplfsscititng"
ocranlaBt. iolgenoe 8eisheit ben Sec
iern por5liiesen: pWlaN hetsoie Bie.
ia,ers ssleid)sp sssss~a.ss,ll = llsetels2l
nnlnoitiif Der &riegsportei aenannt.
DDS 0lott ioll obcr oit6 Die glnIhal,-
in9cn oes @r5ber5oa ShronIolgers
Srdnj sScroinano piocripiegeln. 9luh
, oic ,Sricoensparteiler iperoen lid Der
9lllifnIilmg niht perihlicBcn fonnen,
onB bic ariegsfolten pelde oaS
Nob9burgcrreih fir bcn bcuti9en
sSricoen 5ll be5ublen bot, bctruhtlidl
bubc lino. llno Der Grbe Der @nbs=
buracrfrone bat pobl ein Nedt, relt-
loic &lorbcit 5n forbern.
! Die @iencr .Geifspolt" lit ieben
iaus bos Organ Der cntid)ieocnel
Gciitc in SeIterreih- -llngorn 2il
nid)t lpieoer Inn cine Soee ltno I'M
elm Nrmceforps, nuf gtapoleon:
@ort, 5uriid iein pollen Die Soe'
) lit, oaB Die luirtiboftlide GriIten5 DC,
. 0onou 0oppelrcid)s nift luterbrll
ocn, ser grponlionsmoglihfeit mid
ein 9iiegel porgcidobcn peroe 81
S,Sbee lit midtig, nod ipibtiger abe
!, ilnter oem beiltigen 3nltano cine
iibcriaulcn sSrieoens lit, oaB bi
@cbrtrait Seltcrreih llngarns mid
;, mn elm Nrmecforps 5u fllr5 ilt."
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II Der ocs @lattes aus ieinem EreBmc
I. terial filr Seiterreih- -llnaarns arme
II aanonen gieben ,no Oieie iamt DC
/ clgenen Yerion lnb Den Hcoofteure
II 5ur @ilbmg oes epcntilea nod fel
II lcnocn 9lrmeetorps 5llr Terfilgin
II ltcllen ,piiroc2 OoB 2ei,te, oic
II slmerifa oeutife Bolitif mohell il
il imlncr oeruui perlteifen, iid au 5
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10 Itanlnel bon @reiien. oic bon s.
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Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1913-02-01

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