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The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1914-06-25

WuAllO yOuI uOS Vi keep Id Ll6l
up. All dogs found running al
large without a muzzle will be shot.
The rains of the first of the weet
came at the right time to benefit
the berry and hay crop.
District Attorney G. f. Morris o
Iron River transacted business il
the city the first of. the week.
Mrs. Robert Tarbox and three
children are here from Dupont
Washington, and will spend the
summer visiting with Mrs. Tarbox's
parents Mr.. and Mrs. r. Lowry.
The Steamer Skater has returned
from the ship yards at Duluth where
she has been undergoing repairs.
The boat is again making her
regular trips.
Automobile owners who are
DESTROYS of entering the big parade
to beheld on the morning of July 4th
can get Information as to how to
decorate your car FOR the occasion
by calling on Amos M. Hansen or at
The Times office where photos can
be seen. 1t is desired that every
car in the city enter the parade.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. John
Beauleau last Friday-.a baby boy.
Mrs. Charron Goslin, who has beer
living in the west for some time. has
been visiting in the city with rel.
atives and friends during the bast
week.
Miss Anna Spndeen Of Mason has
been visiting in the city during the
past week at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin Sundeen.
Attorney ]. J. Fisher of bayfield,
transacted business in the city
Tuesday attending to matters before
the Coun ty Court.
A. Pearce Tomkins of Ashland
was visitor in the city the first oil
the week.
William Olson has been handing
out cigars during the past week and
has been wearing a pleasant smile.
The reason Born TO Mr.. and Mrs
VIM Olson Saturday morning a fine
boy.
Henry Hochdanne r, Jr. was quite
badly injured che day this week
when he was butted by ram.
I Roy Burns of West Duluth visited
with friends in the city during the
past week.
Pete Soronen of Herbster was a
business visitor in the city the frs
of the week.
Miss Verona Smith of Ashland is
in the city visiting with friends.
Mrs. George McClintock left
Tuesday for Pover where she
expects to visit with relatives and
friends for a short time. Mr.
McClintock expects to leave Thurs
day for Portland.
Attorney c. A. Lamoreaux OF
Ashland transacted business in the
city Tuesday.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Latimer ant
children were here from Mellen over
Sunday visiting at the Make,
residence, The trip was made II
the Latimer auto.
/ w. E. Tripp of the town of TripI
transacted business in the city th'
first of the week.
Chairman G. FL. Werden of tn,
4 town of Mason transacted business
in the city yesterday.
Ben Holm of Ashland was bust
ness visitor in the city the first o
she week.
/ Mrs. Oscar Bodin returned
Monday from few days visit witt
friends and relatives in Minneapolis
Her cousin Miss Cora Olsen an,
Miss Rose Johnson returned witt
her.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1914-06-25

The saloons in the city will close
their doors next Tuesday night al
twelve o'clock, at which time their
licenses expire. Washburn will be
without saloons until vote has
been taken on the question again
and it looks as if this would be for
all time to come.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1914-06-25

A baby boy was born to Mr.. anC
Mrs. T. Ell. Robinson Sunday even
ing.
Ole Hoel was overcome by heat
Tuesday while engaged in shingling
roof.
Arnold Moore is home from
Collmbus University where he has
been going to school during the
past year.
O. A. Lamoreaux, John Gibson,
Olof Olson, Chas. Olson and Will
Robinson made a fishing trip to
Murray Lake in Douglas county
over Sunday. The trip was made in
the Lamoreaux auto. The party re
turned with a fipe catch of fish de.
spite the inclement weather and
report an excellent time.
One of the finest dirt roads in the
United States is TO be found in Bay
field county between Gable and
Drummond, acc riding to K. A:
Stpck bauer of Minneapolis. This
road is as smooth as floor and is in
excellent condition. The mar who
has charge of the road dragging on
the road is road enthusiast and
there is not a rut to be found or a
rough place in the entire road.
The Board of Health will get you
il you don t clean up your premises.
Since they started their campaign
against dirt and rubbish one or two
teams have been kept busy hauling
rubbish to the dumping grouncs
and the alleys and streets and lots
are beginning to look much better
now. People generally are taking
an interest in the work of the Board
of Health and they have the backing
of nearly all people in their efforts
to keep the city cleaner.
goa Sale:- acres standing
clover on corner of Ergo and Ash
land-Washburn road. For partic-
ulars address George A. Allen,
I3arksdale, Wis.
d. 7. Estabrook recently CON-
pleted the building of fine concrete
manure box back OF his barn on
Washington avenue. The box is
i've feet deep and about 3 x 8 in size.
The floor and sides are built OF
concrete while the cover is made
of lumber. 1t is fly proof and
sanitary and Que Of the finest boxes
of it's kind we have ever seen. 1t is
a fine model for others to copy VIII
are building manure boxes. Since
Mr.. Estabrook completed the build
ing Of the box an order W as issued
by the local board of Health order
ing all persons in the city to erect
fy-proof manure boxes back of their
barns. The order is being enforced,
Good horse for sale cheap.
Inquire of VIM. DAILY at farm north
west of the city.
The Washburn boosters for 4th
of July celebration were at Bayfield,
yesterday billing the town. The
Bayfield, people say they are coming
down in large numbers.
Mrs. Ed. Maher is here from
Virginia visiting at the Mike Maher
residence.
George Day of Odanah visited with
friends in the city last Sunday.
Will Klaus of DePere visited with
friends in the city last Saturday
and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos M. Hansen
rel urned last Sunday evening from
Chicago; Milwaukee and Sheboygan.
While away they attended the
convention of Funeral Directors at
Sheboygaa.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1914-06-25

Feel langud, weak, run down?
Headache? Stomach "off"? A good
remedy is Burdock Blood Bitters.
Ask your druggist. Price $1.OO.
READ THE TIMES.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1914-06-25
Told Her About II.

The stage drivers in Yellowstone
park are bothered considerably by the
foolish questions asked by their pas
sengers and often resort to satirical an
swers. Once lady tourist who seem
ed deeply interested in the hot springs,
inquired:
"Driver, do these springs freeze over
in winter?"
"Oh, yes, yes. A lady was skating
here last winter and broke through and
got her foot scalded. "-Eyerybody's
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-05-07
Assistant Fire Marshal Here.

Mss gtant Fire Marshal bittoh, for
morly shcrif Of Massa county, this
state was in the city yesterday on
bus!hcsc.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-05-07
PLAYERS ON [Dcf
FOR FRIDAY GAME
At PADUCAH KY
Hel bert'a Leaguers il Fine Shape
For Opening Contest With
Indians.

Manager Herbert and mis- Cairo
X. !. T. lease team, accompanied
by a boat DAD of local rootecs, VIII
leave here F. dag morning On inc
Golden Fleece fer FadlCah, when
tAey open the 1911 ba-cball season,
ara expect to ocmo back vita IT
leac nine Indian slalps dangling AZ
thei' bolts. Tnos will play thccn
also Sasurday ard Sunday, and then
return here for three more games,
beginning Monday.
= big Cairo crowd is certain to 80
to the p ali Sunday game AMI
there will algo be ulonty of rootcrs
.frcT this city the other two days.
The Golden Fleece viii IAN special
y ursi0ns and the boat is sure -
be well filled. lIcgbert's men are
all in gc-d coma ton and ready TO
the fray. Groeau's ankle is practie-
lily we'll aeain and is ready t.
,wcr!1 any time needed.
Tho nov white uniforms to b,
wora 1T hore wcsc d'stributei yes
terdaY by Manager Herbert to his
players. The boys make Il Gnc lp-
peerance in their new clothes and
ri!l show III vel at their first home
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-05-07
NOSE AND HEAD STOPPED UP FROM ~ Il 1J..
COLD OR CATAaRH, OPEN At ONCE

the nostrlls; penetrates and heals
the intlammcd, swollen membrane
watch lines the nose. head and
throat; clears the air passages.
stops nasty discharges and feel.
ing of cleansing, soothing relief
tones Immediately. t p9
Don't lay awake tonight struP-
bling for breath. with head stuff
cd; nostrils.. closed. hawking AMI
blowing. Catarrh or a cold, with
its running nose. foul mucous drop
ping into the throat, and ray dry
ness is distressing but truly need
less. ip ,ne,a ne So
Put your. faith---just once---In
"Ely's Cream Balm" and your cold
or catarrh will surely disappear.
Advt.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-05-07
League Notes.


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y t4dh-tt Hd-tf tt'.'N. DASihtc1 NAH
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-05-07


Lincoln; history 10 vols mas
lately been placed in the library. 1t
is very reliable and interesting
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The Cairo bulletin., 1914-05-07

jane . and 8, na,-s ec2n chosen. All
are 70 be at4he ilai.i'iay at n'el5eK
june ?, ready .or tie aGtoalnbiic
parado. There wa Or one lady n
each automobile They ar,s rs TO-
lows: Mrs w Wardei-. cIrs. %. ;
Lansden, Mrs. 81. f. GILBERT Mrs. II. ;.
Antrim, Mrs. George PRS ms NJ
w. H. S therlaud, Mrs. !. u. Lald,-
Mrs. B. II. King, Mrs. samueit .whitc.
Mrs. f. G. Pink, Mrs. john 4. Mil
Ter. Mr.. Chas. Feuehter, Mrs ".
j. Johnston, Mrs. j. d. Mage
Mrs. .. c. Terrell. Mrs. ~. G. tsTa-
bingham, Mas. J. L Strong.t Mrs. 3,
z. Rust, Mrs. w. NJ. Batter. Mrs. ].
ny. Wenger, Mrs. OIis b. lasting.
Mrs. T. J. Thistlewood, Miss Emlr
Lansden, Mss Maude Hastings, Mis
Leila Hastings.sGs 4w
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-05-07

Newspaper Advertising Pays.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-05-07
Ny Cleansing, Healing Balm IL,
stantly Clears Nose, Head and
Throat---Stops Nasty Catarrhal
Discharges, Dull! Headache Goes.

Try "Ely's Cream Balm" e. 49,,
Get A small bottle anyway, Just to
Try it---Apply little in the nos
trils and instantly your closgcd
nose and stopped up air passages u
the head viii open, YOU will breathe
freely; dullness and headache dis
appear. BY morning! the catarrh.
eold-in-head or catarrhal sore
throat will be gone.
End such misery now. Get the
small bottle of "Ely's Cream Balm"
at any drug store. This sweet, fra
grant balm dissolves by the heat Of
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-05-07
National League.

At Pittsburgh
pittsburgh ...., ..... /
chicago 800. .....,. 0 ? )
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-05-07

s ,el to Wei balanced health rs the nut-i.
o o,V1s vlehehts OF the meats grains. fats
uhn sugars OF our dailv food
&c 40. only this, bat if from the presence
on some disturbing poison there is local
OF general Interference Of nutrition t.
kindred troubles. ). s. ( so aireSts s H.
l t3na cells that this poison Is rejected ami
chlsl,ated from their presence. 81
from ING fact that s 81 4. Il purely
= po ,,ell, PREPARATION. II IN accepted by
INFLUENCE Nor oEe drop Of ,rtirs ~ min n,I,,s
craze Y used II It's rrpnarafIap. As,. for
!; = ~ : and Insist rpan having f. Ana
- wy ueslfe skilifri advice uncn anv mat
INC Swift Specific Co, POI Svlft Riar
auanta, Ga DO not allow Some zeelIn1
s,.IH 20 l7rrnp the atmosphere In olonnercs
LeF2Ie {. 81 Ccu.tlrfclts.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-05-07
Federal League.
GOOD SUGGESTION To ,.,a. 80
rs, Ia CAIRO PEOPLE

1t is surprising the amount of old.
foul matter the SIMPLE mixture ,of
buckthorn bark. glyccrine, ETC..
Known as. Adler-i-ka. drains frem
tho system. This remedy becan G
famous by. curing appendicitis and
acts on BOTlI the upper and lower
bowel SO thoroughly that one DOSE
relieves sour stomach, gas on stom-
az and consultation almost I'M
MEDlATELT We arc mighty glad
We arc Cairo agents for Adler ika.
H. W. Slhuh, drusgitt. Advt.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-05-07
Let s. 5. S. Hustle Impurities ou,wa,s

:, impurities lodge so deeply in the Tissues
that they cannot be reached nv INV orgi'
nary method. Mercury and other dangerous
mineral drugs may check disease but 10
get right down into where the blood js
blood purifier known. Its action is no.
bounced.
In very brief time S. 8. 8. has Tho
reconstrnctiye process 50 under control tia /
Iemarkabie changes are observed. Al
eTuptvc places heal. mysterious mains and
cches rave disappeared ana from head 10
loot There y conscious scasatinn q r,-
I.wed health.
Inc EXTRAORDINARY manrtr ia which s. s.
8. drives Impurities ont Of the blood i. d,,e
to Its catalvfic force in the blood cells
contains one Ingredient, the actsvn purnoss
q when Is tosstinssisto the tissues 4, the
mint and the madenai eloments Il this
EaieiIess pleoa pss!ls. s.e ,e-t 49, C..
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-05-07
LADIES WHO Wilt
ENTERTAIN THE
GRAIN DEALERS
To BE at The Halliday for Au:omo-
bile Patade al ! >. II.
June 9.

The ladies who viii act as tho
entertainment committee for The
twenty-firaf annral convention OF
the Illinois Grain Del'crs Asslcia-
ton, which Nil! BE- he'd in Cars.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-05-07
Too Late to Classify

WANTED--Onice boy. sixteen
years cid. Apply in person at Illinois
Lumber Yards. 5-t2
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-05-07

ralsc2h at Cairo. June, 10, 20.
caro- a. clarksvillc. June %. %.
81.
Cairo at Hopkinsvil,c. June p.
&c, -.
Henderson at Cairo, June IS,
20. 80. el
Clarksyillc at Cairo, July l.. >. :.
cairo at Pad aCah, July 4 -
Gamcsl, 5. 9.
Cairc at Greensboro. July :. S. ..
owensboro at Cairo, July 10, IL,
IL.
henderson at Cairo, July 10. II.
~.
cla-fsyuc a. Cairo, July i6, IL.
IS.
l,c9kinsvillc at Cairo. July 10.
20. u.
cairo at Clark.yillc. July -, ss,
"a.
Earo at Henderson, July -. 26.
-
Greensboro 1T Cairo, rs. -. so.
Paducah at Cairo, July 81,
August /. 2.
Caro- at lIoakinssille, Aug. 8, /,
Z.
Cairo at Owcnsbofo, Aug. 6. Z, s.
Clarksville at Cairo, Aug. 8, 10,
~.
cairo at Henderson, Aug. II, IS,
Il.
Paducah at Cairo, Aug. Is, l8. II
henderson at Cairo, Aug, IS, II,
q.
Cairo at Paducah Aug, II, .,
3.
Greensboro at Cairo, Aug, q, p
&c.
"airo at Ilcpk nsvlllc, Aug. -
IS, 20.
Cairo at GAINESVILLE. Aug. so
=, Scpt. /.
Ho?kinsyina at Cairo, Sept. :, 3
clnsfs,i @o at cairo Sept. .. 6
- gamcsD
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Sleinr sfnhtneninfriten.

9bonlas aopoIsfn, in SiiD-Dnto.
ia nobnbaft, tDuroe pdbreno etites
Streites nit fyraltf ganof bon bic
lem pernteiiert; iein 3uitono lit le.
bensgefdhrIith.
Ser Commercial Stub befiirtuor.
tet Die gtablirling elmer Wiuri3i.
pal dorn1.
Inter Der Gnflaae, n. 9Lrdoro
bon 2afe GrnitaI, Wlinlt., Inn $tt0
erleidtert 3u baber, puroe bas far.
bige 3rauen3irnlner sSoIepbiite Gro-
min unter $1,000 giirgiduft oem 81.
ftriftsgeridt iibertpieicn.
Ser @rocer 9. Goldberg, lot
n0rolihe t2. StraBe, Duroe in ell
ne Celebrate BON $50 genonlllteu
neil er Bier in ieinem @eI baft Der.
fault batte, obne i'm 8eiib eirer
2i3ens SIT iein.
g2ar 6reIing piiroe urter Der
qtnfloge oes @roBoiebitabIs nem 81.
Itriftsgeritt iibertpieien CT ion sa-
fob SduorB $3.50 baares 8eID uio
geI3e I'M @ertbe bon $500 geftob.
len haben.
StaotfontntiiIGr Hb6er 1T n1f benz
iiin9Iten St1otetag BON Der Dele
gotion Der Staot Netp Orleans bd-
our9 geebrt iporoen, oaB oieielbe
linn etnen feinen 2ionantring iiber.
reidte. Der n14Ite 5tdotetog fin
BET in Stem Orleans itdtt.
SGmtlitbe 8irettoren Der l1oi-
torilttn, ,@eieIliboft puroen bei Der
am 9tontag itatt9efittoenen Sabres.
berionnlllng mteoerertpdblt.
sSrott 9llbert Slegel bot bret Siio
Gnobo @irtbe insgeiantrlt nlf
$4,000 Sdaoeneriab berflagt. sSn
Der &Ingeibrift miro atgegeber, ooB
SIege[ BEL ben 8erflagten feinen
@eroienit pertrunfen bobe ar0 gum
@elpobnbeitsidufer iprr0e.
Gimotbp 9ac6aooen in sio
0moba tpobnbnft, gerieth nit ibrent
Monn an Der 16. ttnn Gierce StroBe
in Streit, iporouf oieicr iein ga.
ideuneiier 8og tno Die Gralt idiper
bermeiierte.
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Die 6er6itfei.lia,

gtht tpeniger pte 1889 Ger.
ionen befudten am D}ontag Den
aarnebalpIae. Sic Sdnubuoetbe.
iiBer madteu brilmtte @eiddfte latO
retben ii6 bergniigt Die odnoe. Ser
SpgIer Der giifte 8eadep, ipeIder
geitern 0urd ieina fiibnen @oolu-
tionen Die @etniitber 2lller erregte,
miro ieine 0}an6pgr bellte tpieoer.
boIen gtan erpartet 5u Der NOR.
gen glbeno itattfinoenOen eleftriihen
&aro0e cine unge1eire andobl Be-
iu6er; Die @traBenbobugeieaidaft
hct fir Die gef0rOerln8 Oerielben
Gorge getragen.
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WlanaeL an g2tftnnhitnffen.

Ghicago, 6. Oft. - Serr Grneit
g. 9idneG, Der rationale 3ireftor
6es anerifaniiden Rotben areu3es,
Der crit Dor eiuigen 3agen bon
europa 5uriidfan, bieIt Dor benz
aGitp Club cine 2(niprahc iiber
oas GrgebnIB ieiner 9eobadtlln9en
IN europa, iopeit lie NIT Der Gb1.
tigfeit oes g}otbcn areu3eS 3uIam.
menbdngen. @ie 6err @ifneQ Iagt,
feblt es bort an 8erbanoItoffen, tuie
@a8e, 8unopatte, ginoen, ujlp.,
ltn0 oas omcrifaniiha giotbe areu3
iit erillht noroeI tpeitere Senoltn.
gen bon ioIben folgert 8u IaiIen,
nod6em es bereits 45 gabntpaqen.
Iaoungen boil geididt bat. 2lub
mebr @Birurgen uno 8drterinnen
iin6 iebr ertpiinift, m0 Serr Sid.
neIl miro einen 8erIuh MAIDEN, bier
etnen sSpno8 BON 100000 uuf3u.
ringen, odnnit 0em 9lniuhen entipro-
den lperoen tnnn. gs lit Dem onle.
rifaniiden gfotbeu areu3 in 8roof.
Inn, 0a. 2. etn groBer 8aarenipei.
der sur gerfiigrtng oeItellt mor0en,
in Dem es Sage ii. @erbano8eug ouf-
ipeihert, im0 3tpor iino ioIhe Sen.
oungen 81 o0reiiiren: 0Qlmertc1n
9fe0 GroB 5ocietp, 8uf6 Terminal,
grooflpn q. o." Sat Ser @e6cr
ben @unih, 6ab feline Sennung ei.
ner beitirrntten @eielli6aft be8 $40.
them areu8es 5ufonrnen ion, j. 9.
Der 6eutiden, 10 brantt er 6ies
MN inter gIngabe Der g[uflfrift,
peIde Die betr, aiite tr1gt, ocn
Seem Dorfer 3nci9 Der GeieIIidaft
inter Der goreIie t30 @ait %. Str.
Retp gorf, 81. 81, ntit3utbeilen, uno
iein @unih hirO geualt erfiilIt iper.
ben. 0aiieIbe gilt bon @elobei-
trdgen.
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Dit linQtn 3d9trn nod immtr, bic
QngebOttnt S1la1t aBnntbmfn!
Dem OOrOringen Der RuGen in 9a(i5ien 1T
nG6 O(fGieQen BeriC6ten ii6eraG
GAIT ge6Oten!
RetrOsraOer 9epeI6en faieIn bon srObem siestn!

Berlin, 6. Oft. - 8as 6erttihe
&riegsanlt Fat beute foIgeuoe gln.
fiinoigung erIaiien: s9tuf benz DIT.
lihen ariegstbeater 6ringet mir I'm.
aufbdItlam Dor. Gle algeneine
bat iib nod iidt politan.
big enttptfeIt, bod lit es 5u beitigeu
@efedten 8lpiiheu Der 9orbllt ge.
fonunen.
Bon gSien bier eitt8etroffene
gaa6rihten beidgen, 6oB 9r5eupsL
allen 2lnItrangungen Der 9fuiien,
ielbige su nebmen, Sros bietet. Ger
ruiiii6e 8ormarib in @uIi3ien lit
gum Steben gefommen."
2otl0on, 6. Oft. = Die bieiiae
ruIIiihe 8otI6oft erfIdrt, 6aB 250..
600 9hliien in 0itpreuBen eingefal.
len iiuo unO na6 Dem g8eiten Dor.
0ringen. Ger ritiiiide 8orutarid
in @aIi3ien tn0 11ngorn oauert an
(geIogetD. llnaufb6rIiter 9tegen
lno Der l1rtItauo, SaB Die 0eiterei-
der ole griideu 8eritort baben,
bat ben 8ormarid Der Guiien aaf
arutni bebinoert.
2or6on, 6. Oft. : Die 8orgdnge
ouf 6em oitliden ariegsidnuplns &c.
ninnen an S5rtereiie. 9ie oeutihen,
6iterretdiihen uno rltiiti6en Seere
iteben iib in SdIa4tGinie gegenitber,
Die ii6 bon Der l1mgebung bon Sra.
tail oura Rltiiiih.4olen unb ent.
lang Ser @ren8e 0ltpreuBens bis on
0te Office eritredt. aus benz iiio.
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sleine eeI6ltanbiaIeit fit alIlpinos.

NNkAAf NNNAgfANARtHANA& fAN tIfMAfNtt~FF
g9aibington 8. Oft. = Demo.
fratcn I'M SauIe ipieien einen Dor.
ihlag fir yleiitralilirung Der 8bi'
lippinen ob lino beriparfen ie6es
onoere g[menoement 3u Der Soness
BIN, bic Die gLnerfennilng Der llnnb.
bdneigfeit Der 9bilippinen be1tDedt,
ioboI0 bic Giliptnps fir Selbitregie.
ritng reif iin6.
Gas anenoement fiir 3uitauoe-
bringing zines iriternationaIen
llebereinfonImens, iuo6urn bic 9eit.
trolitdt Der BbiIippinen.Snietn go.
r1ntirt iperoe, tpuroe bonn 0teprdien.
tnrlten gitraeB bon Ger1s beartragt
lin6 nit IS gegen ID Stillmen ob.
gele6nt, nobel bic gtepublifoner ii1
0es Stimmens entbieIten. g9d6reno
Der Debate iagte Superintendent
5bepleD BON aentudD, es batole it3
einfah odrunl, mann mir bon
redtspegen ben 6ilipinos SeIbitre.
giertng eeben f6nnten. aein gl1s-
mnlen moglider SanoeIs. ooer pirt.
liher 9riege nit Rotionen i'm Orient
in ferner 3ufunft ipirO ientoLs bas
ancrifaniide 8olt au Der lleber.
5eugung briugen onB mir bic @biIip.
piuen gegen ibren eigenen 8iIIen
ais EbeiL Der amerifnniiben 9fe.
pubIit fir INNER bebaIten ioqten."
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Bie iid bic bentidc goIfsmirtg-
ihaft I'M arieae 6eluGhrt bat.


9a8 Qeutffe 9feib iit 6os eir3ige
2afo, in 0em ale 90riertoifieren3en
@n0e syuIi gere9elt url0 be8ablt mor.
ben itto; in aloeren 2Gn0ern iino
Die QbtpideIlmgsta9e Der 96rien eitt.
fo9 Dindu8geI6oben lu1o Die 3iffe.
ren3en nidt be3a9lt iDor6en.
3as 8eutIfe Geid) lift oas eiu8ige
betbeiligte 2all0, nelhe8 zines Qlos
ratoriltrt8, B. i. zines oGgeinei1en
3obIung8aufitbubc8, niht beburft
bat. gddt MIR in oIleu anoeren
friegfiibrenoet1 ionoern aud in ben
n1eiiten neutralen ltno iiberieeiiden
2dnoern iino iotde Wtoratorien er-
loIien tpnroen.
Ser engltihe 8anfoisfont tit 8eit-
meilig big duf 3ebn 4ro5ent geitie,
gen, Der oeuti6e 1ur auf feds 9ro.
sent. Ser Sat, 8lt pelAent ieBt
quite 8ehiel in 3euti6Ialto auBer.
bdlb Der Bprte 0tstoHtlrt meroen, NJ
(etpos unter 5 8ro3eat) nidt bober
olS in 2on0ou.
3ie engIiiden lnb fran8oitiden
9tenten iin0 felt g1ttte SuIt bis sur
Ginitelltng Der 86rien.gtotiritnge
ooppelt 70 itarf I'M aurie gefallen
mte 0ie 0eutiden Renten.
Die i'm gtuguit fGaige Gtn5abIltng
ouf Die iiingite fran80iiid)e g(rleibe
bon 800 MiIliouen Granfen fonnte
nidt BON geletitet iper0en. SSran.
softihe erite 9anfen berineigern Die
alts3oblltng oe8 Critics Ser inn ber.
gangeuen 8riibiabr IN 8ari8 ou8ge.
eebenen 4lapro3entigen idlueoiiden
9lnleibe. syn 9elttidIottb lit nidt
Elm ei1laiger berartiger San urto ntdt
elm eir3iger 9anfbrud borgefonlnen.
Die @eidlsoonf bat einen eroBercn
Beitanb bon @elo 1is jentals olibor,
lgno cine groBere SuHlme BON 9ri.