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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1915-07-07
TOTAL TAX RATE s2.15
Ao"n assesses $1.55 and The Vii.
lage 90 Cents ON Dollar of
Grand List

ADJOURNED village and town maa+-
Ings were held at the town hall IL st
/ iIudy evening and the tax rate fixed
1oI Inc present year. In the village
meetlng Fred c. Mayo moved that q
Sa1 OF oO cents on the dollar be as
position. "4'HouC OPP
Inc Town meeting Selectman A
lawrence moved that a town tax
u ~ cents on the dollar be assessed
anu spoke in favor of that. He soid
:. nau cost the town about 81. 600 to
repair the Pierce bridge after +bo
hood and the Benedict bridge is ~
Oda shape and may need renairs
me known liabilities of the town
Tor the year are: ~ WI
otate highway tax, $3.73e. 70.
STATE school tax, $5,883.51: count1
TAX $725.49; interest on s85 0o9
70 bonds, $3,4OO; sinking FIND foU
SSonds, $4,000; state highway worE
SsI,UUO; Memorial day appropriation
SS122O' district nurse appropriation
The estimated expenditures for the
Support of the poor, se,5oo. ex-
penSe BOARD of health, 81, 900: roll
tavnarovS &c tonentS IA 70 allowed
IaIpayers), $500; town Officers
salaries and expenses, $4,000. a1imi
nation of crossings and land dam
SlO'OOO; bridge work, $4,000. If,
nee rent, $500; printing. (renorts
ana ballots, etc., $500; general mr. 1r
miscellaneous, $4,000; interest On
f short loans, $500; total expenses for
the year, $47,948.7O. The faT Of 20 ~
cents was voted. VI ~
). II. Brooks moved that a school
Tag Tax OF % cents be voted. w. G Rod
III called attention to the fact +bio
was ten cents more than last VOC
ana the town tax 20 cents more than
iast year. The vote was carried red
% nisnway tax of 20 cents was voted
fav me regular meeting so the total
TAX rate for the town will be 81 *
and IN the village so cents addi+iono1
making the total rate on viIIo @a
property $2.15. FAilage
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1915-07-07
VERMONT NEWS

The University of Vermont has
gained an honor never attained he
fore. 1t has been placed by the war
department in the DISTINGUISHED
class" which means that all cadet Of
fcers who have reached the rank of
captain and major are eligible to ap-
pointment to the rank of second
Lieutenant in the United States army
without further examination. Ten
officers are thus eligible.
Henry Bean of WinoosH died
Thursday as the result of injuries
sustained on June A. A bale of wool
fell, striking him on the head and
back causing paralysis. He was 81
years old and unmarried.
Fair Haven is to erect a $4,000
school building. Prominent citizens
will give $4,000 of that amount.
The Bennington Free library Dis
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1915-07-07
Adventures wien Automohile.

A Sheridan, Wyoming, journal de-
fvotes more than half a column to an
account of the seven weeks journey
lby automobile which Scott M. Far
mum and wife of Lyndon had made
to their city. Mr.. and Mrs Faraum
and party were on their way to the
San Francisco exposition having
bought their car at Flint, Mich, and
gone from there via the Lincoln high
way to Chicago. From Chicago to
Sheridan they encountered continu-
Gus rains which made the roads al
most impossible. Nearly all the
bridges had been carried out by high
water. In crossing an Iowa stream
Mr.. Farnum lost control of the car
and it plunged over a high embank-
ment into the stream. Fortunately
no one was hurt. In one place they
succeeded in crossing the stream emily
by making a temporary bridge by
claiming planks together. Again
their car was caught in quicksand
and had to be blocked up with drift
wood. They spent one night in
school house for lack of other accom-
odation, and one night in the car as
a cloudburst left them marooned on
the prairie. They expect to return
from the exposition by automobile.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1915-07-07
PEAmAM
(Mrs. w. S. Sanborn, Correspondent
Danville and Peacham have COM
-,IoAnl - hnrohn In

CMrs. w. S. Sanborn, Correspondent
Danville and Peacham have COM
pleted a series of baseball games in
which Peacham obtained the decision
by taking two of the games. The
scores were Danvil1e 20, Peacham 4 /;
Peacham IA, Danville 10; Peacham
16, Danville 10. Peacham has a
baseball team this year and in a few
weeks there will be more games. The
support of the public is all that is
needed for a successful year.
Charles Gates of North Hartland
and Mr.. Curtis and Mr.. Smith of Wor-
cester, Mass, were callers at V. A.
Stoddard's Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Butson, son
and daughter of Thetford, visited
Henry Howe and family recently.
A whirlwind campaign to secure
the remaining $4,000 needed for the
$4,000 Academy Endowment Fund
will be held during the present
month. Everyone's help is needed!
Everyone will have a chance to help!
Watch the Clock!
Miss Edith H. Allen came home
from her school at Gallups Mills on
June 26, and left Tuesday of this
week for San Diego, Cal, where she
will visit her uncle, William Allen,
and the Pan-American Exposition;
stopping one week en- route in Strath-
roy, Ont, to visit her grandmother
and parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred B.
Allen.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1915-07-07
MUNICIPAL COURT BUSY
ViOlatOrs of Automobile and Liquor
Laws Much In Evidence.

Business in municipal court has
been unusually active during the past
week, with intoxication and automo-
bile cases predominating in the dock
ct. Among motorists John Shanty
was fined $6.04 for operating a motor
cycle without license, Albert Dan
iels of Danville paid a like amount
for running an automobile without
tail lights. Paul Gilman for the
same offense was assessed the popular
fee of $6.04 and Earl Franklin paid
the same amount for exceeding the
speed limit on a motor cycle.
George B. Lysle of Derby Line,
south bound on the night mail We'd
nesday made himself particularly OBJ
noxious to other passengers. He al
so refused to pay his fare between
stations and Conductor Fred Stock
well had the man removed from the
train at Lyndonville. He was taken
before Judge Frye and fined $16.O4
for breach of peace.
Edward j. Rice of Burke appeared
before the Judge charged with breach
of the peace. He was sentenced to
two months in county jail but ap-
pealed and was released on bail to
appear in county court.
me unprecedented receipts OF
booze shipments in st. Johnsbury
last week presaged anything but a
sane Fourth here, but the officers
were hardly anticipating last Thurs
days outbreak. A heavy rain pre-
vented work on the building Jobs in
town and as the shipments of LIQUOR
intended for the Fourth had in many
cases arrived, those so disposed
Cfprfnd In, oh
and as a result before night there
were a score or more intoxicated.
The trail seemed to lead from the
Fleury boarding house on Clark Ave.
to the Pilver block on Railroad street
and the laborers quartered in these
places were exchanging calls through
out the day.
The first arrest for the day was
Napoleon Nadeau, a native, who was
caught in the dragnet that afternoon.
After his arrest things quieted down
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1915-07-07

Frank Bickford Of Waterbury was
killed, another man injured and a
third escaped miraculously July /
when their horse ran away. When
found Bickford lay unde a barbed
wire fence and his jugular vein had
been cut by the wire.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1915-07-07

runs made by Moore 3, Witt 2, Con
nor 2, Hoernle, Sullivan, Fisk, Col
Inns, Heath, Seaver, Wheelock, Gar
dyne. Three base hit, Witt. Two
base hit, Gardyne. Stolen bases,
Moore 2, Witt, Conner, Fisk, Collins.
Sacrifice hits, Sullivan, Keefe. Dou-
Bile plays, Conner, J. Davidson and
Sullivan, Connor, ]. Davidson and
Hoernle. Struck out by Gardyne 5,
by Collins 2. Base on balls by Gar
'dyne 4, by Collins, by Keefe. Hits
off Collins in 8 innings, off Keefe 1
in inning. Umpires Tinker and
Stiles.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1915-07-07
Base Ball Notes.

The new fence and third base
bleachers add much to the campus
and fill long felt want. These i'm
provements are the results of hard
work by DIR. w. B. Fitch, the presi-
dent of the new association.
Mrs. Lord was struck in the face
by ball at Mondays game but not
seriously injured. 1t was a foul tip
and as she was seated directly back
of the plate she received the full force
of the blow.
The Dorchester stacked up against
rather hard luck on the trip here.
On the way from Rutland where they
played Sunday one of their autos was
ditched near East Cabot. Joseph
Moore, manager of the local team,
responded to their call for help and
went after the stranded players. They
reached here in time for breakfast,
but their car was not pulled out of
the ditch until afternoon.
Keefe was started in the game
Monday forenoon and although it
only went one-half inning, the visi-
tors got to him for three hits and
scored two runs. 1t was a different
story in the afternoon however, when
they faced Tommy Davidson.
The Standish Club return here
Thursday and on Saturday st. Johns
bury goes to Barre, where they will
try to repeat against Barre A. C.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1915-07-07

The rs cent piece was made
famous by the American Liver
Tablets, the perfect laxative.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1915-07-07
"a 5 9 II 27 IL
DORCHESTER

Earned runs, st. Johnsbury 2, Dor
chester l. Two base hits, J. David
son, Witt, Crook. Sacrifice hit, Hoer-
ME. Stolen bases, Moore, Sullivan,
Snea. Struck out by Davidson Z, by
hlng .. Base on balls by Davidson
l, by King L. Hit by pitched ball.
hammond, Stockemer. Double
pays, Shea to Sullivan, Ward to
stockemer. Umpire Racette.
81. JOhnSbury II, North Troy
North Troy hardly measured I'D to
the 81. Johnsbury standard in base
Dali last Saturday, but they put I'D
a TaiFg gamer at that. One bad in
ming put them out of the running and
clncned the game for the locals. It
was IN the second session that ST. 7
got to Gardyne. Four hits, one of
uhem a three-sacker by Witt coupled
with an error and several stolen
bases Melted six tallies. Collins
worked for the locals and held the
Visitors to five hits in eight innings.
four runs resulted, but two of them
could not be charged to the pitching
heere went in in the ninth and one
MT was registered off him. An error
ana base on balls finished filling the
SACKS but a double play pulled him
OUT OF a hole. The score:
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-07

Sditft bsrIdnete. mas cine gogatsns
gsgtnliber bsm frlittsnsn WsrluIt mar.
ubtr bic 3eunslei esbt np9 lrsiter.
enslanb bdlt, ipie Der priEbsnt iptib,
bic amrifuniifsn 2abunssn on unb
ididt he Dor Elm priisnseriti, bab In
a 9t Wonatfn nod tsin urfbeil
seiprohen BAT. mtnn jsbt gnsIanb
ertlart. bob es nunmsbr ale qaeunseu
obne 4usnubms anbaltsn ipirb, 70 IN
bod ionnenilar. bab ieins amtrifdnis
idsn Wdarsn msbr mad neuirdler
sdnoern abssben fpsrbsn. 9amit III
seidst, cnB Der amsritanii6s ne,itrals
SanosI pGlIis psrnidtst ipsrbsn ipirb,
obns bal, unisr 2anb nur cine Shas
bsneriabs sRehuuna prdisntirsn tSnnte!
Gs III niht n0tbig, bub mir bic Hc.s
Dsiisr belsufisn. nahoem mir bsuili6
eenus ge5eist babsn, bab Der g'raiioent
GHsIanb 3uliebe ben amsriilnii6en
SanosI psrnitien ipiI. 0isis Shmafl
tam nur bic ameritaniide 0d.icn dbs
w.hrsn, inbem iis in niht mibJupers
ii.beno.r Wsiis ben prdiiOsni.n an
feline pfliht mabni. Dsnu pns niti
ssitisbt. 70 I6bi iid bassssn uints
tbur. qbsr ss IN nihi osHibar, oab
oas Doll fdpsio.n pirS. penn "a fsis
nsn SanbsI ssrftSri unb isin. rationale
Sbr. psreeipdliiat I.ht.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-07

Die Rem gorter nSpenine
poi" iust Don Ssm in unIsrem Sldtte
unb Der seidmmisn preifs bes aanbss
UerSfisntlihten Aufruf Der Ssraussez
Der Der in irembsn Spradsn sri6eis
neneen 3eituneen, Der iih an oak
msnIdlihe gmpfinbsH Der 4msritausr
tperbet, bas lie ibren Ginflub aufbiss
ten, nm Der Waffsnlisfsrung mad GU.
ropa ginbult gu sebieteu, odB sr ni6t
um6tn tDnus, tisfen gtnorud gu ma
den. IS ipirO aud SugeitaHbsn, oab
ihon pi.le @msritaner iich ii6sr oi:ie
2isferungen @,pif.nsbiifs MAIDEN unb
ss miro audi auf bic uieIsH 5ubritdns
ten binaepisisn, bic, ME ods Rep
gOrtsr gIatt iast, 70 ebrenbaft unb 70
msuiGlih tparsn. gluftraa. Sut 2iefes
runs BON @aff.n abaulsbnsn. Rad
biei.r isbr ipmpatbiI6sn grtlGruns
iGnt oas 8lntt pieoer auf bic aIliirten
ssiibe unb psiit barduf bin, Sab bic
9ieferuna Don Waffsn ni6t gsgsu bic
Hsutrdlitdt peritobs unb oab aud
Deutit3lanb ariessmatsriaI aus
biefem 2anb. bs5osen babe. Damn
i.i aud bic finanoiels Silie, Die
bsm aanbs aus oisisn 2isfsrun1en srs
pGdit, in getraft Su sisben. 8arauf
lit 6oIssnbes au eripibsrn: Gs 1T ebens
10 unmoruliih uno 10 srduIarl,
OeutihlanS Maffen su Ii,fsrn. !Die ben
a1iirten. Die Moral unb bic ipd6r.
SumanitGt ssbietsn, an Niemlub Mai=
zen gu lisfsrn. Nebsnbei polIsn mir
nod 6emsrtsn. bab bic aisferurS ar
Gsuti6Ianb isbr in 5rass Ite6t. Ser
nsr III baraui gu srtpibern, oas3 in Dem
Sintpsis auf ben profit bas 8sra4ts
Iihe unb ods unmoraliIhe lirst. Die
nmsritaniide Tation isst iis berab
unb entebrt iih, peuH Il. niht nnh
rem gsiIpisI Der gabrituntsn 5unbslt.
bic sinen profit ublsbntsn, an psIhem
Nsniden6Iut tlsbt. S9lisbJi6 III
oarauf not su srpibsru, paB, ME be-
lien uniittlitsu SdnbIungsn, Elm pro
III in Wirtlihteit uiht porbanbsn III. .
oisisr aud niht aus Der DaTfsnlisfes !
.uHg srpdbit Der &rieg bat uuisrs Sns
ouftris unp upisrsu SunbsI bsoeutsnb
nsbr sei9Gbist, als bic WaIfshisfe=
una einbrinut, Srobt iogor bsbsntlide
pirthTdaftIias 3uitGnbs bsrpor5uru.
en-, Samit 1T beipisisn, bub gmsrita
id finan3iel bsTsr itdnbs uro iittlicb
luf elmer unsnbli6 b6brsn SiuFs
ia bsfinben ipiirbe, ipsnn ss bic
Dufien sur @srldngsruua BEG Srieaes
li6t lisfsrts. 9uf oieIs gin'id,t nidt
n bic brsiten @oltsmaFsn ,inses
'runssn lit. tann man mir Der
nslosamsritanifdsu grsiTe. IpesisT
sr Rep YOrtsr suihreibsn, Die ods
}erbot Der @affenlisferuna betGmpfi.
,eil iis GeIb b16er sinif,dht. nis bi.
dtiOnals Ghrs, bic Sumanitat uuS BIZ
5erehtidfeit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-07

Sttts BET Wsitsm iiberifeisen. Stlbit'
psritdnnlit psrldnasn bic IN ibrtm
Sttrisbe ssitortsn Jabritdnten. oaB Der
prdltosnt ihnsn be Stoffe. ohne iptl'
hs iis ntdt arbsitsn laHsn ionnsn. be-
iaafft. er ipire trdhrlhsirli6 engs
lanb auf Den anissii bitten, bab ss biz
eintuhr Der oeutihsn Waarsn, obns
nelhe uniere plntigitsH Jneuitrteen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-07
CLEARING SOuie aliiOeiatiOn
2is aIitu gsamtsn ip.rSsn aai siH
weiierss Sabr iuisSsrsspablt.

G.Ii<rn fanb bic Jnbrsspufamm +.
lung Der Clearing 5OnIs aHoeiatipn
itdit. Di, Banfumiiss bsirussn In
benz ON 81. WGrs 3u Gn6s sesanasusH
@eI4Gttsiabr $1,254, ,722. $50, mas
tiR.m Riidsans bon 8 pro3,ui ssg.n
bas @orio6r slsi1iommi. 4uH ,iH
3siAsn btr 3sii. Die i.itb.rip,n Be
amien ipurben ipisbersspGbIt. gl Iino
bic folssnbsn SsrreH:
grGfib<ni: 5rsb. Ssri.nitein, ptdii.
bsnt Der Wsitsrn German 9an..
Big. qrdibent; Z. J. 9aDis.
@i;.$prGiib,n! Der erii.n Rational.
9nni.
Mdnastr: %. 9. 1ubIe.
@.rpaItunssrnib: o. y. Gtiifi.h,
prdFoeRt Der Giii,sns Rational 8ani.
9orfbsr; 70. 6. Wa9s, gisss qrdIi,
bent Der German Rational gdni;
Geo 8. Dan 9lbr, giStygrdFbmt Der
prOpibent gnnt; ghos. g. giIIpn.
slrGIibsni Der 9i.ritn Rational gont;
gbnari Ssit.r. 9ijs pr6Fb,Ht esr
diinfSnsDEiitsn QutionlI Bdnt.
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Sie ugrutsit "-Mute.

Seitbem lie Der. Staaten 6sItebtn,
1T nod ME Elm iol9 tidsli6es oiploz
matif6ss Nta6psrt abseI6idt porbsn,
ipie bic Rots bes prdfibenten, tpslf:
gegen bic 9lpdirung bss ameritanis
ifen 5anbels Seitsns Guslanbs prps
tsitirt. 9lGs Hshte tperben prsis ees
9eben unb nod od5u nit boqsm Be
pubtIein, mas bic Gmp0rung itsigert.
Die Vote beginut nit elmer grtlGs
rung, bab Gnglnnb nit ieiner 9lodiz
rung Ger Wesre bic IouberGnen Rehte
Der Der. Staateu mibahtst, Oub es
Inn ni6t 5uitsht, ben 5anbel her Der
Staaten nit ben triessfiibrsnoeH Gam
bern, iopeit sr ni9t in 8annpadre Bee
ftebt, unb teine &iiiisnblofobs Be-
itsbt. su biuberH, baB bic Ssmmune
unIeres neutruleu 5unbels nit nsutruf
len 2dnoern, pis Der eualiide 8efshl
oas dnoronet, eine beioHoers erob:
8ergepaltiaune unferes 2anSss IN
uHp odR es oeeen nIes 80ltsrrsht III,
offene Mssrs 81: blodtren. 9ng III isb-
braD gsipro9sn, topfsr lin :sHbsr &c.
ponHert' absr uahoem Der TrGiibeHi
isiHs MISUNDERSTANDING a6ass
aebsn bat, fGat sr auf bic anis unh
bittet um 8naDf. per5i9tet auf unfers
iouDerGnen Rehte uno piufeft gnos
lamb an. uns bod n:hi gans Sci Ssits
,u DsrFen, als tpenn mir nidt cine IN.
Ration ipdrsn.
gsa9Ssm Der praiibsai isiHsn asaSss
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ben mir se,pobr, bdb q tsins stapauss
ris. iOnbsrn sinsrsifsnbs Jnfdnisfi.
eeiptifn mar; bur9 bic ipringenptil
Beipssunssn Der 5rnnjoisn In ben
aornfslbsrn, ipobfi f9 bic irtitsn
buntltn Wdnisl mad ben Geittn aufs
bouIftsn, baiten bic JnfdnisriIlsn ipls
aapalIsris ausseIshtn, BE in gaIopp
pabsrfam, unb mon9< 5anb IN Der
gattsris bate = auf sinsn Vubtampf
eefabt = naa bsm RspoIrer sssrif'
fen.
glun trat Elm qluesnblid bsr Rubs
Elm. Wii bohroibsn R6pieu, ibutibet'
babst, jianbtn bic brdpsn aanoniers on
ibrtn aanoneH. Inter gr5tttr 2fns
ifrensuns iparn bic G,IaOHe aus ben
Wuniiionsipagsn. Die siiras riidipdrtf-
binfsr bsm Dang stbsdi segsn Sift
auissii,nt par,n, na4 porn sti9lspp:
iporbsn, Wunitionsiorb nd4 Uluri.
tionsiorb. Die 3unss iI,bts om Guu.
men, ole aufressnbsn Stunosu iparsn
nns ME Winuisn srihitn.n. Fer za3
neisie iiH rem enbs. SH iiunosrlan
gem Rdmpf batisn bic tnpfsten 117sr
nit Der gatis-is bic ansriffe Der an
3ahi nett ub.rlesenen Urdn5oitn siir
riidgspisfsn. Die gsfsttsldss srfcrs
bsrie Elm 3ufdmmsnfaiIm Der @srbdHs
be. unb bit Jnfnni.ri, sina In S6li
bsnIinis In rubissr Wsiis, ipis pui BEN
Grsr,isrpldt. suriid. Die gdtsstis. be-
ren Wsrblsib bort pbsn ullsin uaisr bic
fen llmiidnSsR unm5alid mar, Folais
I'm SHriti. 4uFtldrsr bss!sitsitn bi,
8diisrie aui ben Stiten unb md rid
ipGris, I'M .iH Ra9brGnesn bss G.iHs
beg rshta,iiia gu mtibtn. absr Der
Heinb bate nictt msbr bis aroft sn,u,
Elm 9sih.n eafiir, bdb Elm erobn
9bsil In BEN aornfslbtrn tot crer ptr'
ipunSet lau. 2uriid aina ss Hyn, ben
it.iln. itbl.hisn @dlbpta biHnb, bin
iiber iib.r bi. ium 9heil bsrtits tiitas
broGsn. SoI;briids. bic srii nrttolrfs
tia eeffidt ptrosn musis unb urr elm
,elu nit aba.i,Hsnsn aunonittsn iibsr'
ifriiitu fpsrbsn tcnnts, I'm tir.n pou'
Itdnbian 3uidmmsnbruh 81 ptrmsi'
ben. 2suts Der Regiineuitr III uno
l1S, DsrpunOst.. iuuroen In bic wtiins
le gsfiihrt unb setrastn. In btrsn nddr
fer g16s @r>naisn uno Sd,rarnslis
,eriprans,u, 10 bab jtb.r, Der iih nod
alleiu, ootr Don aamtrubtn psitilbi,
ionnte. u,is oieieiH &c,
Mint.l fort5uiomm,n iu6is.
Dime bab Elm @si4iib lits.n bli.b, &c,
'nna es br gnit,ri,, bic turjs pauis
,fuiIf.n spsi 5susriiberfGlieu b,nns
ssnb, aud bisr burfynfommtr. au'
prpten. 9aIsii:a unb Wluniiionsra'
zen, ipo ii9 iilr plat bot, iabsu oesr
aasn S6psrpsripunpsit, bersH uniers
tanoniere ibrs lpIGbt sindsr6unt bdts
en-, nm. ieTbjt oui ben Robrsn fbsno
'bsr ntbsnb.rlauftnb, mitsuiommsn.
srotbtm mubt.n mir man4.n armsn
terI In ieinsm Blute Iitgsn IaHsn.
fber i5on Iab man unfert brabsr
fransentr1asr irob b,s ;ssEsrs bas
Ssldnbe ned Ii.ssnstbli.bsnsr Dsr'
punbei.n absuiu6,n. Rndbsm dutl
'sr INNER nod unisr itcrssm ariiIle'
iefHtr Ii.asnbs Wisisnaruub ilbsr.
f,r;tien mar. irnf bi. gnttsris in Der
cGmmsruna Bel BEN Resimsnt Elm,
90 man bic 10 melt porasidpbsHtn
samsraOsn fdCn DtrIorsH ssa.bsF
ate.
Grii am nG6fttu Tlg.. dls her ars
riff pisbtr auFlenommsn pro au .is
em iiearsi&tn GnSs burt'1sflbri 'nots
En- mar, srfahru mir. ouk bic Sipi-
on .inen sum sbsil brsi fig pisri1h
h.rlss.u.u gssnsr DOT fih asbapi
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cpi.r Der straasube5H.

Der iiebsn Sabre aft, farbies elif.
forb JoHes, BON Qo. 2l38 I5Icr.nts
elpsnut, faHe s.iisrn sin.n iibsn 5op.
Der ana6s tatts iih on BEN abIi.f,.
ruHpspugsn tines Wnistiilnddr,na,.
f9dfts dngsbdust. Iprana On Ssr
Arsr;uns pcn WlegliIlun S.rabs unS
Aims place ub uHo lief bir,ii IN einsn
8ngsn Der giIbtrt abs. ainit bius;n.
Der iibtr Jpn p.sgins. 5suermari@d!I
Hirs, Der sufdIlissrpeiIt in I,in,m
AutomobiI bic nnfanitdiie poHirt,.
brn4ts ben annbn nd@ BEN fasti.
i9m 6Oipiial, absr bic asrsis iOnu.
ten bort mn ben bsrsits siHssisi,n,a
lob isuisctirsn.
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SsBtsnbIid ipsrben anitaIten
astroffsn, um seesn bic itanpal0Ier
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ourd,. bic
Gngldnber eiHsuIhrsiten, bab eis Dor
Rem gort lisssnosn ensliIhen areus
5sr DON jsnsr Staot aus nit qropiant,
Roblen uno Shisbbsbari bsriebsu
tpsrbsn. Dag oies Der 9unbsssResits
runs unbstannt setpeisn tpGrs, fann
als ausssihlohsn 9elteu, bd Die bsuts
ibs 8otifuft in MaibinstOn -fusbrfad
odriiber 8eiHperos sefiibrt bat. Die
Inttport parauf toar siue edit Wtlions
fhs Siid1. qHiiatt S6iffs sur 8sObs
a6tuns Der sngliI6sn areuSer aussua
idifen, purben bic beuti9sn 6anbeIss
oampfer in Reip Dort bspba6tet, bic
unmSelid nd sirsr gsutraliidtss
@erlsbung ihulbis MAIDEN tonutsn, Da
bod teine beutIhen ariegsitifft in Der
Rdbe Don Rep Yort fi6 befinbsn. Mir
psrmutben, DaB Der DsutI6s @otihufs
Ter Betpsiie fir BAG uHneutrals Der
bdlten Der 8er. Staaten unterbreitet
bat. bic Der prdFoent nidt msbr uns
beabtet ldf'en tonnte unb onb aud
nit einsm ipdt.ren @erlanssn I'm @s,
pistbuuns unb S9aoensrIaB gsbroht
1purbe, bab itblisBli4 Die 8unSsssRes
gieruns einssidrittsn lit. 4bsr ieins
pOlIe S6ulbisteit BAT Der prGibsnt
nod uift ret6an. GnsIiihe arsu5er
baben tein Rsdt, bidt Dor ben ameri,
tanif6en Sdfsn 5u lissen. gs III oas
cine unfreunoIihe 6anblung, a6er Bis
lang Bat Der prdiibent nod niht psrs
Inngt, oab bic snslii@en S9iffe ii9
iusiter biuaus ins Meer beseben. gs
iSunten Sann piellsift eine 9(nsahl
neutralsr S4ifFe ourffdliipfen uno
oieisn S9mers rpiG Der prdfibent ben
Gneldnosrn uidbt Suiiissu.
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Die unabb Gusi9e arbeitetE
partei bon GnsIdnb bat in ibrsr Sab
resosriammluns gu Rorpih 9eihliihe
paifirt, pslfe ertldren, oab bic tnglt.
ihe Regisruns sinen aabinsiss unc
feineu 8oItstriee fiibrt uno nur RuBs
lamb unp 5rantreih aus oem arisse
8ortbeil 3ieben perpen. aus pslhem
Grunb Elm baloissr ;Srisb. setpiinidt
tpirb. 9as III bic Gtimuuus Der ses
iammtsu snsliiden Irbettsritdft uno
Siefer bat ihou BEL Gusbrud beg aries
ees Der ensliItoe 9lrbeitssT sTliniitsr
Burns Gusoruf geseben, als er aus
nem Gabinet austrat. ME aud Der Sss
frstdr fir Snbien. Discount WDrlsp.
uno Der unterri6tss sWiniitsr. Srepel@
ban. WGbrsnp es niht uuasbraGt
ipGrs, iih oon bisIsr ReioIution eine
foiorttss Wirtuns Az psriprsfen, uns
terlieat ss tsinsm 3psifsl. bab Der
3on. ben lie anihIdst, INNER peitere
areife 3ieben ipirb, ipenn bic Srises=
moth burd Ssmmuns Der 3ufu9ren iih
in GusIanp itarter b.msrtbur madi.
2duue lpirb bas niht pau.ru, bu Die
greifs fir 2sbensmittsI i.bt iCbon su
einer bsbrobIifsn 55be seftiea:n iinb,
llnb tpenn bas 0olf 'u brneern ans
'dnnt. pirb bas Miniitsrium ebenfaus
on ;sriebsn bsnfsH. ba unbeitrsitbdr III.
baR bas snaliidhe bolt cine usrt4tise
Stimm. in Der Resieruns b.iist.