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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-12
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PetershI,rr Va March I

petersburg. Va. March IL.
The suffrage meeting at Prince
George Courthouse yesterday after
noon was decided success in point OF
the number attending and in the en-
thusiasm manifested. People were
present from all sections of the coun-
~. and many from Petersburg. The
principal speaker was Mrs. Is. i. Val
entinc, OF Richmond president of the
Equal Suffrage League of Virginia
who was introduced by Paul Petit, of
this city In the course OF her adj
dress. setting forth the Justice of
granting suffrage to women. Mrs. Val
entinc reviewed the political. social
and economic conditions of the States
that have equal suffrage. and referred
to the progress the movement is max
ing in other States. Womans object
in seeking tie ballot is not to shift
home duties, but rather to improve and
eXalt home environments. to improve
social and industrial conditions. and
10 raise the standard of politics. Mrs.
Valentines address was heard with n
great deal of interest. and caused q
deep impression. When the member
ship cards were distributed, many per-
sons signed them, showing that equal
suffrage has a strong foothoId in
Prince George Another meeting will
be held soon.
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DEAL ONLY WITH
!. TARIFF REVISION
President Will Recommend No
Other Legislation i'll His
Special Message.
COMMITTEE NEARLY READY
Proclamation Expected to Fix
Date of Extra Session at
April s or Is.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.I

Washington, March 11.-Presldent
Wilson will recommend tariff legisla-
ton only in his special message con-
vcning the House in special session.
This proclamation is expected within u
few days. as Ten days notice is re-
CURED.
While still at Trenton, and before
pccomine President. he announced that
the special session would be called for
no; later than April /. Presi,,en, VII.
son intended To postpone the da:e fer
convcinnG the House. but there are
rumors in congressional circles that
April s or April Is.
Members of the Ways and Means
Committee announced to-day that they
can bc ready with their tariff legisla-
ton by March 90.
Underwood wants the speedest ac-
ton on the tariff revision. In this he
is joined by the members of his com
mittee
The President. according to Repre-
sentative Glass. OF Virginia, who will
chairman Of the House Banking
President considers reform in tho
monetary systems as necessary almost
as reform in the tariff laws Mr.. Glass
gives no hint OF the Presidents ideas
OF new currency plan.
Influential House leaders have told
the President recently that they CON
sidercd as ill-advised any effort By
him to force currency Legislation at the
special session OF Congress- and that
financial reforms should go over to
the regular session. they argue that
the attention OF the country should he
centred on each of these reforms sep
arately. In order that the best results
might be obtained
II is contended that each of these
matters of legislation emphasizes the
great Issues between the parties. and
ON the successful popular solution of
each will depend the political fortunes
of the Democrats in the House when
they come up for election in 1914
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Heine Busch. manager of the Fetsrs.
burg baseball team, arrived in the city
to-day from Cincinnati and will go To
work at once organizing and training.
his team for the coming season. He.
met with a very cordial reception from
the management and fans. 81
Master Hugh Williamson, Il bright
little newspaper 10y. was taken to the
hospital yesterday, whore he was onesi
rated on for appendicitis. s.
y. j. Francis. wealthy citizen aud
retired merchant. is critically i'll at his
has been in i'll health for some time.
Mrs. Waverly Il. Blanks was taken
10 the Petersburg Hospital this ,norns
ing for n surgical operation. Her con-
dition is reported rs quite serious. &.
Sixty persons were baptized last,
night ut the GilGeld Baptist Church
tcolored). Pastor Brown performing the
rite.
Petersburg Lodge of Ellts is making
preparations for the celebration of the
twenty-tlrst anniversary of the instit,ia.
ton OF the lodge, which occurs Cd
May 4. a committee has been aps
pointed to arrange a program OF exer-.
cises.
At the regular council Are of Po,v.
hatan Tribe of Red Men to- might. tho,
warriors degree WAS conferred on a.
large class of palefaces. recently adopts
ed Into the tribe. Several braves FROM
Richmond were present. d
Two Petersbursors are officers OF *
corporation chartered by the Corpora
ton Commission. known as the Tropt3
cal Development Corporation OF Nor~
veicp and open Il tract OF $4,000 sores
OF timber land in Mexico. They ard
j. p. Lewis. president, and s. H Turner
secretary and treasurer. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-12

the architects, notified tho building
committee that S. DAILY Craig. OF this
city, had been chosen associate archi
tect and superintendent OF the con-
citation some time ago decided to fol-
low the designs OF 30 per cent OF as
sociation buildings OF this country.
and employed Shattuck & Hussey.
specialists in y. NJ. c. a. architecture.
to furnish plans and specifications.
This firm has built most of the asso-
citation buildings i'm this country and
abroad. and is now completing about
nifty buildings in the Orient, Japan
and China. Plans for the Petersburg
building will be ready for bids for the
work by April 5.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-12
RIVERSIDE CLUn MAY DE CLOSED.
Stockholders VIII Act Mt Meeting on
Murcb D0.

A meeting of the stockholders OF
the Riverside Club has been called for
March &c. at the Chamber of Com
merce. for the election of officers and
directors, and to act upon q resolu
ton of the board of governors recon-
mending that the club DO closed and
Its handsome property In Dinwiddic
County be disposed or TO pay the debts
of the club. Tho closing OF this club
would be matter Of sincere regret
in the social circles OF the city.
During the past seasons II hns given
many brilliant entertainments. and
has in many ways contributed greatly
to social enjoyments.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-12
ANDERSON CASE Is SET
FOR TRIAL NEXT TUESDAY
Judge Hundlcy Grants Bail In sum OF
s5.00D-Grent Legal Hattie
Expected.
Special TO The Times Dispatch. ]

" IT. y 'III'9I'- I7tfNNII'I
BucknG ham G. Ii. Va. March IL
The case against Herbert Anderson
which was called in the Circuit Court
hero today, was set for trial on Tues
day. March is. Flood. Byrd and Gayle
VIII appear for the defense. and Hub
bard. Strobe Moon and Pitts will rep
resent the prosecution.
The accused was in court. as was
also the young girl he is alleged TO
have wronged
Mr.. Flood and Mr.. Byrd each took
part in making application for bail for
the accused. Judge Hundley granted
bail. but raised the amount of the
bond to $4,000
This case has caused unusual in
tercst, and n great legal battle is
looked for on Tuesday. when this case
is tried.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-12
MAN AND WOMAN
JOINTLY INDICTED
Grand Jury Acts Against A. D
Worth and Mrs. Bosser-
man.

Especial to The mesIDispatch.1
Stanton. Va, March 1.-THE grand
jury in the Corporation Court to-day
indicted a. d. Worth. for maliciously
manning Luther B. Bosserman. also
Worth and Mrs Bossernan Jointly for
the same offense.. Mr.. Bosserman' tes-
tined before the grand Jury. and the
indictments were found chiefly on his
evidence.
The grand Jury also indicted Mall
comb j. Levy for deserving his wife
and children.
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by the Rev. Frank Hall Wright, the

by the Rev. Frank Hall Wright, the
son OF an Indian chief. He is an
earnest. forceful Gospel preacher.
Evangelistic meetings are also be-
ing held nightly at the Washington
Street Christian Church. conducted by
the pastor. the Rev. George G. ZeiEler,
which are largely attended.
Successful REVEALS, at which there
were many converts, have recently been
held at several churches, white and
colored. A revival campaign is to be-
gin Mt the Market Street M. sE,
Church, conducted by the pastor, the
Rev. George II. Spooner. assisted by
an evangelist.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-12
MEETING OF ALDERMEN.
Business Before body Largely of Ron.
tine Matters.

The meeting of the Board of Alder
men last night was brief, tho business
being mainly confined to concurrence
in routine matters sent up from the
lower branch. The resignation OF w.
q. Andrews as member from the
Fourth Ward was received and ac-
copied. and r. W. Price. late mem
Dor of tho Council. was elected to sue
coed him. Mr.. Andrews had long served
in both branches OF the Council, and
had mndo faithful member. Mr..
PrIco hid also served In the lower
branch for Home years. The Board ad-
Journed to meet on Wednesday evening
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Child Fatally burned.

Especial to The Times Dispatch]
Etna Mills. Va, March 1.-THE five
year-old son of Gorge Johnson, coll
ored. was fatally burned In his homo
on Friday morning His baby brother
set fire to his clothes while PLAYING.
when mother was away at a neigh
bor's home. DR.. A. r. Gravel was
called, but too late. The child died
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-12
a PRETTY WEDDING.
Miss Willie Cr0wiIer Becomes bride
of Ernest L.. Lochett.

of Ernest L.. Lockett.
Miss Willie Ida Crowdcr, daughter of
Mrs. Julia V. Crowder. and Ernest Lee
Lockett. wcll-known and popular
young business man. were quietly
married tonight ut $40 o'clock. The
ceremony was performed at the resi-
dence of the officiating minister, the
Rev. y. +. Love. of the West End
Baptist Church. in the presence OF
Immediate relatives and friends. Mrs.
Laura Frances Turner, sister OF the
bride. attended as matron of honor,
and Robert b. Lockctt, brother OF the
bridegroom. attended as best man.
The young couple have many friends
in the community.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-12

Negro. Ex-Penitentinry Convict, Is
Sentenced.

Horace Harrison. negro, an ex-
pcnitentinry convict. was sentenced to
Jail for six months by tho police JUS
tice this morning for assault He was
charged with cutting and beating a
woman named Josephine Jones, be-
cause she refused TO give him spend
ing money. The woman showed evil
dence OF having been badly beaten.
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News Of etersburg

of next week. when measures OF much
interest arc TO be brought up for con
sidcration. The Council will hold an
adjourned meeting on Friday night of
this week TO take up the question of
the River Street Improvement, in which
large interests are involved.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-12

general appearance OF tho
breaking out Was blotches
Vi raised red places covered
with crnst-like nsh scales
1t would cause tho most IN
tense itching and smarting.
To shave caused bleeding
and burning.
II trlod several different
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-12
Y. VI. c. a. HOME.

Arrangements Completed for Prepnr-
Ing Plans anu Specifications.
Arrangements were completed yes
tcrday for preparation of plans and
specifications for the new $4,000
home for tho Y. NJ. G.. a. in this city,
when the firm of Shattuck & Hussey,
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Give Your. Subscription Now
Vote Schedule Decreases March y
Now is the Golden Time to Hustle for
the Many Valuable Prizes i'm
$4,000 Contest.
What the Wise Man Says: Make Good

Cut out "if." could" and "should
And start in to saw wood.
You can still have the best
Things i'm life like the rest
or those who'ye achieved
Just because they believed
In themselves. You're deceived
III You think Fortune comes
With rattle of drums,
And Il fanfare OF state
TO serve YOURS ON plate.
That isn't the way
That she visits to-day.
Plunge into the fight.
Hit to left and right.
Don't let up with your striking
Till things meet your liking.
1t makes the world bitter
10 look at gutter.
Fate sCOwls when she sees
A Grownup on his knees.
Why the freckie-backcd toads
Have the sense 80 keep Jumping
And here you stand Pumping.
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INTENSE ITCHING
AND SMARTlNG
Breaking Out on Chin and Neck.
Blotches Covered with Crust-like
Fish Scales. Hair Came Out.
Cuticara Soap and Ointment
Cured Entirely in Two Weeks.

Bissell. Ala.-"About ono year ago was
attacked with breskins out on my chir
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-12
EvANGELrsyrc MEETINGS.
Much interest In Services at Tnbb Street
Presbyfcrfnn Church.

Tho eVangelistic meetings IN proHress
at Tabb Street Presbyterian Church
have aroused much interest and are
largely attended They are conducted
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-12

Come now, strike your gait;
1t isn't too late.
Drop that fool talk of luck
Get 81 grip on your pluck;
There lire prizes TO win;
It's a. shame aud sin
To be passed by the rest.
You're one Of the best
In THE TlMES-DISPATCH Contest.
Show what you are
Win Kline car.
Make people say
What II hustler YOU are.
Jump in to-day,
Shout hooray!
"Aie for the best
In the great contest"
If others are blowing
And showing
All they've done,
Don't care fig,
Get out and dig.
Now's the time 10 begin,
Never stop till YOU WIN.
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DON'T HESITATE ANY LONGER.

Have been hetating
$4,000 subscription
before
Could anything be
OF until March %? while
votes in will
far
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LOOK AT THE PRIZE LIST.

When look at
Kline touring although
While
the mistake of overlooking
Many but o
swiftly time lose their
breath before they anywhere
AS they begin to lag is opportunity catch them
your STANDING These opportunities will
Will be pushed automatically the head the
naming places you must capture
PHOTOGRAPH.
to
active candidates will sending
bringing in your photograph for this
MAKE YOUR PREPARATIONS
your preparations win
week, the
find every vaua
you to make use Of them At this there
ahead OF than there will
At present the big
highest ~ $3.50 80 800 - ~ :"
deceive you be given little
would have had
SUBSCRIBERS
1t is no difficult
,orn INDUCING
one who reads The Times-Dspatch
speaks OF so highly that will find those
quest will give them
The Times Dispatch -
NAMES
Some candidates take deal
on the first
of their not being all
80 pOpNo
ought do you
down for a - ~ "
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9lan hat (fine Taft.
tla@ bic pplitifer ipiiTen elm 2ieb
bnpun 81 fingen.

Misn Issips 3situnasldrietper!
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83eri@mte 9&6em6urgen.

!renrt, in Sriimmer FAM, fir6t ni6t bes
msnfd.n geift. 9os sI1nsenbe Bib
frib,rer 3eit.n lebt in inn psitsr, unb
nun fudt er ss gu geitolten, in alien ober
nod fd0nerem @ldnae. 60 fanben aud
oiele Burger am Rbein lire @itbers
.rbausr. Burg abeinItsin Iieb prin3
6ri.bri9 bon prsuben, befen Grab fi6
in Der gurstape1e befinbet, neu auffa6s
rem. Sn Der neuen Geftdlt brinst iie bic
8aupeife unb Qnlaee Der NATURALIZATION
8urgen portreffli9 our anidauung. @us
benz RittfrIdal, benz prd9traum oes 9ers
ren6duies ooer poaas, f9auten bic Rits
ter unb gurgfrdulein binub in Dds Rbeins
tbdl. 2uftieer nod ppbnts Der MG4ter.
ber auf benz bOhiten Sburme, BEN md4s
tiaen 8ergfrisO fab, Der Bel elmer 8elds
aerung Der Burg i'm Sale ber Gtfabr bic
ieste 8ertbeibigunesIteIlung biIbete. gu
ben rotbpcnbieen DECENTRALIZATION elmer
Burg eeborten NOD Sborburs, Slide unb
8runnen. Ra6 Der 4nsriifsIeite ragte
bic mddtiee Ghilbmaler auf. Our cine
3uabriide, bic eep0bnIid iibsr einsn tie
fen abgrunb fiibrte, ftelte bic 8erbins
buna nit Der Inbenpet! Fer. War ie
binaufsesoaer, 70 tonnte nismanb in bic
8urgfeIte einbrineen. 9inter ieinen Mdus
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mir fabr.n in snsem 9baIe. qls ipds
rem mir in einem norptsiiden Gioroe. 70
f9au.n mir Dor uns nnb hinter uns in
cine risfise Shludt. gber anbers 1T bas
Bib Der bohrdeenben g~erepdnbe. Sat
eb,rio f6roff iteigen lie an manfen Gtels
len tmpor. Qb.r iiberdl bot bes Mtns
iden 6anb fis beriibrt, iiberaIl bat fe bic
Rtbe espfldnst, mar es aud nod 10 miibs
lam, bic 9errdHen gu tbntn unb fru6ts
barss grbreid auf ben nddten Gels au
trusen. Gribere GeidIe4tsr, ftDn in rOs
miider 3tit, perTu6ten's, unb bic beuiis
gen Din3er tpilfen nidt dnbers, als bas
miibeputs Wert gu erbdlten unb nod bon.
enoster su seitalten. aeiiteteu bod nod
3iibneres bic 8orfabrsn! BORT auf 8ers
stsbObe gar Elm itols,r gaul Mauern aim
n.nsetr0nt. 9biirm.! Cine aIte Bitter
burg! Gaibs, 8dutss oO.r Doistsbtrs
nannte +. Die G.fdidtt, gum eritenmal
i'm Sabre 1879. W.r ibr Grbautr mar,
melb.t fe ui6t. Burg Rbeinieina
70 laut.t i6r iebiser 0dme. Ser
itol3e Ban fab ben Glan5 Der Ritterseit,
erprobte fsiner Wausrn StGrte in mans
dem Sample, BIB i'm bic Raubf6aaren
b.r Gran;oIen 1859 in Sdutt unb Qfds
legten. 9trfdpunbens 9srrlidfeit! Dud
nit BEN @titsin, bds, bon btr Guee ges
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0enn frobe Sdrfent0ne f9aIen
ltnb bur9 bic 9erge bait @efans,
llnb niemanb fisbt bic Sbrdne fallen,
Die heiB aus ibrem 4uge brans.
nno hpr9! bas belle @f6dlein flinast
unb mslDet melt unlber ben 3us.
9aB ii1 tsin Better nieberfdpinset
Sur Grbe iest nit ablerflus!
S9on 5tpeimdl bat nit tibnem Streben
9err Sumo @erbas Ruub perfudt
l1nb brddte Jreib,it tdum urb 2s6en
3uriid IN trou.ruD1.r Jludt.
Dun 1T fem Soffen gang entfdpunbsn,
Rum 1T ssbrDaen fuft iein 9ers,
CT mdbnt, ss tonn. ME geiunbsn
Bon ieinem tOotlid beisen Samsr;.
Wobl berte f9uut CT nod btrni.ber
Don feiner Burg in filler Huol,
Do9 morssn - nimmer feArt fi9's tpies
Der
@ds frDmm.r aIOferbriiber .3obl.
@ie blidt .r in b.s 5bdles Weiten
limb na1 benz air9l.in unberfpdnbi:
SEPT fisbt ct beibs Bitter reiten
Die 8rdut i'm bl.nbtnben Gttpdrb -
Sein 4thsn todt, ftin 5ers tIopft BON,
ger,
S9pr bdlt Der 3us am offnex Shpr:
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Die Gamsn Der 3eppilin 9uftitiHe.

Gin ftdrter Rdmenipirrpor 6errIdt in
Der 9eseidnuns Der 2uftfdiHs. Sebes
G;ppetins2uftidiff bat .intn Sabriina'
men. bieIer lautst L. T.. bds btibt 2uft'
f9iffbau Zeppelin; auberbem fiibrt i.oes
2uftIhiff cine Drummer: 6i. Rumm.r Der
5trt.Ilune in urabii4er 3iffer. Das isbt
bonn 9ei5e iibernommene 2ufti9iff 1T
bds finf8ebnte 3eppeIinTdt auftidiff
unb fiibrt ben Sdbrituamen g. 8. 15".
= 9.bt Elm aufti4iff an bic MilitGrbers
pdltuns iiber, bann erbdlt es sinen neuen
9amen: aud bier tuurbe nit Der 3iffer
Gins begonnen. Gum llnteridieD bon g.
8. besei9net bic MilitGrosrtDaltuna bic
3eppelinfaen 2uftidiffe einfa9 NIT 2.
unb besann mi. Der Rummerierung nit
elmer rDmiihen /. 8as erfte MilitGrluft.
ihiff 3eppelini6en Sips beiBt olio
NJ. t.. Gbenio beaei9net bic Morines
ptripaItuns ibre 2ufti9ifs, MIR baB Tie an
Stsle bon z bas lat.iniid. L (2uft) aes
ipdblt bat; baB bic Marintp,rpalt uns
ab.r muir Sdiffe berfpaltet, lit natiirlid,
70 beibt bas L. alip nid)ts anber.s oIs
raufHdiff". (M lam nidt gut setpdbIt
ipsrbsn, neil bic 9eeresperipaItung fdon
MsSdiffe fiibrt: bic bon benz Militdr.
2uftfhiffsrbatailon gebauten bolbfarr.n
guftf9iffe.) - Der Rame .Grfab z. T.
fir bas neus Militarluftfaiff bat fdpn
su mander Srrtiimern gefihrf, neil bas
SuFtfhiff u. /" nod pprhdnben lift.
Diefts 1T aber ben reu.n H~soingungtn,
ipie lie bic MiIitdrperpaItung an bic
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biz BRaur yoa TAsissrsis

reibt Fd an Bib, Gage an Sage. Der
Oampfer sleitet am Singer God pprbsi
uHb benz M%Gufstburm. Der ouf elmer flei.
men Rheininiel f6lanf empprIfeigt, fdit
idlonter nod dIs Der bobs Sburm Der
9ursruine Gbrsnfels, bic aus Der rebt.n
3bdlpdno berausrugt. Die beiben gdus
ten ipurben einit erridtet, Inn bic Shif,
fdbrt fpsrren au fOnnen, bic an bieier
Steae aud burd 5%elfenriffe bsbinbsrt
mar, Biz bic preubif6e aeaierung ums
fdngreide Sprengungen pprnebnen Iieb.
Mduletburm beibt fobiel aIs 9burm gum
vWnfen". B.. 3. 4usidduen. CT purbe
bon BEN Grabiidof milieis bon Mdins
erbdut. 8as 9olt dber fniipfte on ben
9burm bic eruulome Gage, bab bort Der
gei3iee Gr5biibof 5atto, neil En- benz Bolt
bds grot bertbeusrte, bon MGuIen sur
Strdfe dufsefreFen porbsn fti.
Sur Rtdttn liest bds biibI6e Nbs
mannsbdnfen nit feinsm bo66eriibmten
Rotbipein, bsiien Seuer unb Wirs. feline
Sertunft bon Der gurgunber Rebe pers
rdtb. gu abmaunsbduien mag man oes
iroft beg @uten einmdI gu bel tbun. neben
ben iiiblen Weintellsrn bat Die aiitiae
Mutttr Rutur cine beiliame o~itbionqusf,
entfpringsn IaHen, bic oIer gi6tpein
eth Gnoe MAIDEN ION.
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Gr;nlsniT. nut buth Fl. ffdtiftnb.x for[,
llnb tpenn auffdiffe 3spelinfdtx Ss,
items on D.t.rr.i9 seIief.rt iperb.s9
Dies Tam ben g.rbinbstex nur xis.n!
1Iebrieens 1T fn.r, bah bic Zeppelin,
9eferf9dft riat obn. Wprpif.n b.s
Reides an irg.nb.inen Muslanbttaat ihr.
2ufti9iffc Ii.fsrt; Der bSbe patriotismus
b.s Grafen 3.ppeiin triirb. ettpds anberss
iid.r midi suldf.n; unb bic g.rpaItuns
Der @eie1fduft If nint 70 unflus, jid in
@esenfdb gun, Reid uxb Bolt 81 Itb.s.
M.nn ober Der Stat, usiere Hesi.ruus,
nidts sesen bic 2ief.runs an cine Be.
frsunbete Md9t .in;~ursnben BAT, lam
fd fdlieblid audi bi. DFf.ntli6. Mei.
nung bamit ~bsgnas.n. l1nb bab unI.re
@eaierung onidtinenb nidts sesen cine
2%ieferuns an Otit.rr.id einsup.nben bat,
ideint Der 5a[l su f.in, fonit piirb. Fe
bic Ibsefanbten Oeiterreihs nift 70
ipilig unterrihttn. Slider III, tp.nn In
duerfrieblitfer 9Ibiiht eine Offi3itrs.
tcmmiffon eines anb.ren 2dnb,s fame,
bi. ben Wunfd battle, .inmal nit .ix.m
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idt 2uftf1iff. tpirb - einffrpsilsn uber
fanotn 5fpiiaen Der 6itsrreihif4sn re.
sieruns einerieiis unb her 3spptlin.Ge.
itlihdft beSn. b,r 0elos dnberfeits nod
seine @srhanblunsen tussen 2ieisruns
zines 2uftf9iffes F0tt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-03

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bitter. 2lus bieiem @efibt Der Sider6eii
puds Der tiibn. gsift bss Rittertbums
berbpr.
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gdlldbe bon Der ngrdut BON GbeinIteinA
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9.s 5aFes unb Der aiebe Dual.
Den Oheim fdnbt .r aus, 81 tperben
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