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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-05-22
cERMAhY's OPPORTUNITY.

President Wilson's note to Germany
gives the statesmen of that nation an
opportunity of which they doubtless
will take advantage.
There is nothing in the president s
communication that cannot be met In
q friendly spirit. Germany can set out
its desires to carry on it's part of the
war In accordance with the rules of
warfare. It can state the position 1t
has tried to maintain, and that it de-
sires to maintain. 1t can declare it's
willingness to abide by international
agreements in accord with the request
of President Wilson.
Then 1t can set out in plain language
what 1t considers the duty of England
and what 1t considers the duty of this
country to ask England to do. This
country might not want to do all that
Germany asks 1t to do but the point
Is that by embodying what 1t wants
done in its answer, Germany can get
it read closer and analysed more close
" than it can by any other method.
Germany can bring into this answer
many things that will, on account Of
being in that answer, attract much
amore attention the world over, than
thew would In any other way. 1t Is
Germany's opportunity to emphasize
whatever points in her position she
wants the world to know.
She can In her own language state
Englands position and If she does 80,
no matter whether It is in reality Eng
lands position or not, it gives Germany
the chance to create or try to create
the impression that she desires the
world to have. She can call attention
to the boat loads of American products
that England has been holding for
months and ask the United States
what is going to be done about that
There are many other things that Ger
many can bring up to show that Eng
land has not been altogether respect
full Of the rights and interests of neu-
trails.
The note also gives Germany an op-
portunity to request of the United
States that 1t make demand for and
receive certain demands from England
before expecting Germany to bind her
self with any promises as to change
In methods Of conducting the war.
Altogether, Germany has not had be-
fore such an opportunity to get before
the world her side of the whole war,
as she has now and get it read.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-05-22

their coats and whisk them OF, one
of them tipped him dime and the
other a dollar. Outside the barber
shop one said to the other: "You
were a fine chump to give that boy a
dollar. What did you do that for?'
Looking himself over with satisfac-
ton, the friend replied: well. look
at the coat he gave mel"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-05-22

and thus far has not hurt to any great
extent, the other crops for which Iowa
is famous
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-05-22

Daughter. l saw you last night"
Yes, ma"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-05-22

The president of Princeton Univer-
sity is a brave man. He dared to get
up at the Mohonk Lake peace confer
ence and tell the delegates that dis
armament is not the proper way to
assure peace for the country and that
preparedness against war is far bet
I ter way.
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DR.. Ed. Lambert
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Eyes examined and glasses AeeGa
Complete stock Of framesy Doan11neR
lenses and repairs always On Aanl T.
suring prompt service !,
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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-05-22

"How many Strawberries should l
user asked the young wife of her
mother as she began making her first
shortcake for the only man in the
world.
Put in as few as you like the first
The enterprise., 1915-06-03

Mrs. G. L.Davis and children were
up from Saco visiting friends be-
tween trains Tuesday.
Mrs. Fred Hall and little daughter
are spending the week with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. McGregor at
Hinsdale.
Frank Powell has given up his au-
to delivery service in the city and ex-
poets to engage in some other line
OF work in the near future.
Mrs. John E. Smith, who has been
quite seriously ill at her home in
this city the past week, is reported
being very much better and gaining
strength rapidly
Among those who have purchased
new Ford cars the past week of
Shady & LeVensconte are Harry
Cosner and Attorney Fred Gabriel.
Toot Sharp went to Glasgow on the
special train Sunday evening after
Mr.. Gabriel's car and Al. LeVesconte
brought up the new car for Mr.. Cos
ner Both gentlemen were in hur-
ry for their cars and were furnished
out of a shipment of Fords to Glas-
gov.
The enterprise., 1915-06-03
DUY Mems Clothing at a
- mems store.
EDWARDS & MCCLELLAN

r. E. Johnson came up from Glas-
ing after business matters in this
city.
r. H. Kane was calling on his
many friends here Sunday, having
come up from Glasgow with the eX-
cursionists.
For Sale.-320 acres of improved
known as the David Nichol place on
Missouri river. For particulars see
l.. A. Doores.
Brown Brothers, south of the city,
purchased new International plow-
ing outfit the first of the week and
intend doing considerable work in
their locality.
Another good lain visited this vi
cinity Tuesday afternoon and night.
This added moisture has placed the
growing crops in the best possible
conLltion and every indication
points to an abundant yield this fall.
The rains are not only of great bene
fit to the farmers on the benches
hut will also be of great help to
those in the valley who irrigate
their land, for not nearly enough
water has been available for the
land under the bitches and a few
have complained of the lack of
water in the river for irrigation pur-
pose.
The enterprise., 1915-06-03

For sale.--Land in one-half acre
tract.--Mrs. p. A. Clark, tt
Little Miss Geraldine Bishell Of
Glasgow, is spending the week with
friends in this city.
Mrs. Dudley Jones of Dodson was
visiting Malta friends Monday and
! Tuesday of this week.
| G. e. Howe, Great Northern agent
at Wagner. was a Malta visitor one
day the first of the week.
Mrs. Frank Murray and two chill
dren Of Wagner, were visiting in
this city Monday afternoon.
James 4nornhill came in from the
mountains Monday night and will
spend a few days in the county seat
Mrs. M. Fl. Misfeldt and two chill
dren left Sunday evening for Olean-
der, California, where they will visit
for some time with Mrs. Misfedt' s
parents.
At the regular session of the Dis
trict Court held at Glasgow Tues
day morning the trial of A. ]. Girls
ler, charged with the murder of JUL
ius Brown, was commenced.
Byron Hurley, who has been look
ing after his business interests over
in Fergus county the past few days
returned to his home at Wagner
Tuesday morning.
A mistake occurred in the last is
sue Of this paper in reference to the
name of one of the scholars who
took the eighth grade examinations
The name of Ezra Erickson should
have been Enez Erickson.
Among the newspaper people who
were here Sunday from Glasgow
were Editor Hooking and wife of
the Courier, Editor Dan McGovern
of the Democrat and Ben Schrader
and Mr.. Peterson of the Courier
force.
Farm Loans.-We loan our own
money and are therefore in position
to close all loans promptly. No de-
lay in getting your money when you
deal with USE. j. Lander & Co.,
office with B. w. Brockway, Malta,
Montana.
O. r. Hess, who is in charge Of
the commissary department Of U. 5.
survey outfit that is working north
of Hinsdale, came up on the special
and took in the Malta-Glasgow game
Mr.. Hess was located in this sec
ton last season while working for
the government and has many
friends in Malta.
The enterprise., 1915-06-03
Mrs. A. d. Dowell of Harlem, was
Malta visitor the first of the week.

MIS- "A. II. lowell OF Harlem, was
a Malta visitor the first of the week.
Lost-Hawkeye camera, size 81
KAN. Finder please return to The
Security bridge Co. Office for re-
ward. 2W7
Deputy Sheriff Riley Brooks
brought man to town this morning
rom the mountains who attempted
suicide short time ago by shooting.
He will be taken before the insane
commissioners today and given a
hearing as to his sanity.
Dainty little Margaret Clark was
at the Orpheum again last Saturday
night in ''The Crucible," and this
popular theatre was packed to the
doors on this occasion. The Para
mount pictures are about the best
that can be produced and always
bring out big crowd, although the
program on other nights is above
the average. Monday night Mrs
Robbins favored the audience with
a Memorial day solo entitled II Love
the Whole United States" The song
was illustrated with pretty slides
and was Well received by those for
tunate enough to be present.
The enterprise., 1915-06-03
Sheriff Shaw returned Tuesday
from business trip to Glasgow.

Sheriff Shaw returned Tuesda.
from business trip to Glasgow.
Willie Arlington came in from
Leedy Saturday and is spending {
lew days in the city.
Mrs. E. E. Mercer and children
returned to Malta Tuesday evening
! from Detroit, MINI.
Adam Kingsbury left last night
for Teton county where he will visit
for some time and then leave fol
Canada.
George Russell and family were
up from Saco over Sunday and were
guests at the O. w. Simonson home
Mrs. Henry Plott and daughters
Margaret and Lola, returned Tues
day afternoon from a few days visit
with relatives in Harlem.
Michael O'Niel, one of the best
known old timers in this section, was
down from Wagner looking after
business matters Tuesday.
G. G. Mills was down from Dodson
Monday after some supplies for the
new Unitype machine he is installing
in his newspaper plant at that place
Miss Eva Robertson came down
from Dodson Tuesday afternoon to
attend the exercises at the high
school that night and returned
home the next morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Bell motored
to Malta Sunday from Saco to meet
Mrs. Bellies sister, Miss Anna Court
new. who arrived that morning on
the early train from Great Falls.
f. Mater was in from the club
house yesterday in his car and says
everything is looking fine down on
Lake Bowdoin. Mr.. and Mrs. Mater
will have charge of the club house
again this season.
Allin G. Arnot. assistant cashier
of the First National bank, left Tues
day evening for San Francisco to at
tend the Panama Exposition. He ex-
Italian section men employed by
the Great Northern railway in this
vicinity, have received a summons
to return to Italy for military duty
but most of them declare they will
take out citizenship papers and re-
main in this country.
Tuesday a telegram was received
by Edward and John Suter stating
that their sister was dangerously i'll
at Minot and both gentlemen left
on the evening train to be present at
the bedside Of the afflicted one.
F. p. Sheldon and j. L. Truesdale
of Minneapolis, Mimi, and j. p.
Arnot of Glasgow, were business
visitors in this city last Friday. Mr..
Sheldon is president of the First
National Bank of Malta and Mr.. Ar
not the vice-president.
w. j. Tunison and sister, Mrs. J.
l.. Train, arrived in Malta Monday
having driven through from Duluth,
Mimi, in Dodge car. The party
some pretty bad roads
in northern Minnesota, but arrived
here Decoration Day all safe and
sound and with no damage to the
car.
The enterprise., 1915-06-03
O. F.. Gibson was down from wag-

O. F. Gibson was down from Wag
ner the hrst OF the week.
Dudley Jones came down from
Dodson to take in the ball game
here Sunday afternoon.
Lard-Pure home rendered-onl,
Ii cents per pound. Malta Mercan
tile Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Springer came
in from Zortman Monday evening
end visited friends here a couple OF
days.
j. w. Morgan came in from Zort-
man Monday night and left the next
morning for the Veseth ranch where
he will work this summer.
G. G. Cowie arrived in this city
Friday from Minneapolis and left
the next morning on the stage for
Lovejoy, where he will visit rela-
tives for some time.
G. G. Dopkins, the man who was
injured at Wagner last week, had
so far recovered as to be able to
leave the Ebaugh hospital in this
city the first of the week. He will
spend some time with relatives in
st. Paul before returning to work
at Wagner.
Julius Schmidt, we'll known old
timer in this section and who was
engaged in business here several
years ago, was calling on friends in
Malta a few days last week. Mr.
Schmidt is now in the employ of the
Great Northern on bridge crew,
and is working near Savoy.
Pretty silk badges with the in
scription when in Glasgow visit the
Orpheum" neatly printed on them
were worn by the visitors who were
here from that city last Sunday. An
other advertising feature was the
high hats worn by the ladies of the
party and advertising we'll known
cigar manufactured in that city.
John Femmel, who has been i'll at
the Robertoyre hospital in this city
since last October, died at that place
Sunday morning and burial took
place from the Tucker undertaking
parlors Monday afternoon and the
remains were buried in the Malta
cemetery. Deceased was about 81
years of age. Two sisters of Mr..
Femmel were present at the funeral.
R. x. Lewis, night editor of the
Havre Promoter and one of the best
known newspaper men in northern
Montana, narrowly escaped serious
INJURY at that place Monday night
when a buggy in which he was rid
ing was struck by an auto. The
horse was badly injured and the
buggy smashed up, but Mr.. Lewis
jumped in time to save himself
Tough somewhat shaken up.
The Zortman Miners Union an
nounce that their big annual cele
bration will be held at Zortman,
June 14th, this year on account of
the 18th falling on Sunday. There
will be a good program consisting of
single drilling match, horse races,
foot races, a matched game of base
ball and the usual grand ball in the
evening. A large number expect to
go out from this city if the weather
and roads permit.
The enterprise., 1915-06-03
LOCAL NEWS

Automobile for sale cheap. Call
at this office.
Mrs. j. r. Crabb of Wagner, was
visiting friends in Malta the first OF
the week.
Mrs. W. w. Coon of Saco,wa call
ing on friends in Malta the last OF
the week.
Iyer johnson was down from Dod-
son the first of the week transacting
business in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs A. l.. O'Brien of
Hinsdale, were Malta visitors be-
tween trains Tuesday.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-05-09
Gmbar9o altgeorOnet.
Canada BARI fein 0etreiOe mebr
ausfiibreu.
gSorrGte wer6en fnnpp.

Ottopo, 5. Naai. Die tanabii4e
Reoierung bat ouf ben Wuuih gngs
lambs bic gu8fubr aIler GetreiOear@
ten na6 ben Der. Staotsn nit einent
embargo belegt. gur infofern 1T
len tana0iI6en 8eborpsu frsie 9anO
aeluIien, inbem ss ibrer 0istretiOn
ii6erlaiten bleibt, unter geipiIien Be-
tinQungen Getreioe iiber Die 8ren3e
geben gu IaIien. Dor allen 8ingen
06er miiffen bic 8eb0roen ii4 bers
qeipiiiern, OoB ni6ts BON oem Sc
treble nu6 ben nit GngIano i'm Griss
ae liegensen 2dnbern gebt. 9ds Gms
targo 1T 1D9it pobrfheinIid cine
gorii6tsmoBregeI, bd oerBei5enOorrat
aonobos gang bebentIi6 3uiammens
QeI4rumpft iit unb ii4 nugenblidIicG
tuum me6r ols 100000 8uIbel Oas
ron i'm Sunbe befinCen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-05-09
.ie arirgslQge,
6 inma bute belgil6er
Stdote bon SeOentmng
@ilSe sSlntbt Der Huien.

9roBbem iie no4 ben GrfaBrun'
qen Der leBten @o6e tinen On
qriff auf ibre Steurngen pItli6 BON
gpern ieDen 2tugsnbIid ermarten
mubten unb ii4 iiderli4 auf einen
Iol8en borbereitet boben, iaben bic
@ngIGnber ii4 geitern bennoa ee>
3nungsn, ii4 peiter ouf Ypern gus
rid3u3ie6en. sic muBten bic Srte
3onnebete, 3epscote uno Beit6oet
rdumen, uno bic 0aloungen bon
poIpgoncos uuo RpnnebpIAen, Die
Ii9 in ibrem 8eiiBe befunpen, purs
ben bon ben 9eutIden genommen.
Die militdrif6e ltnfdbigteit Der
engliI9en 6iibrung purbe ouA ges
tern tpieber 9ldn5enO betpieIeu. ins
benz iie es 3ulieB, baB bic 9eutihen
bic englif4en Sruppen ouf ibrem
Riidoug bon Der 5lante ongretfen
unb einem furbtbaren 4rtiQeries
feuer unterperfen tonnte. Dies piro
Die GnglGnber tpieberum Idpere
8erluite an Menidenleben getoitet
bobsn, unb @IiidpunI4bepeihen on
cine Der englif4en 9olpnien iinO
boIb 3u ertporten. SIT es bod Die
Sitts Der englii4en Regierung 9es
tpurben, bic 8eb0roen Der sngliIhen
Rplonie, beren Sruppsn BEL einet
S6la6t bic i4neriten 8ertuite ers
litten, su bem ipnderen 9prgeben
bieIer 3ruppen gu begIiidpiiniden.
Die langen @erluitliiten tommen
srit fpdter.
Die Ginnabme Der ertpd6nten Dr.
te in gslgisn bur4 bic 0sutf6en
Bot pieuei9t sr6Bere gebeutung, aIs
es ouf ben erIten Qtu9enbIit f6eis
nen nil. Die Rdumung BON 3ons
nebefe bur9 bic 8riten erm0gIiht
es Der oeutfdsn 2lrtiGeris, bon Der
nsuen SteQuns aus bic 9srbinbuns
gen spiI6sn benz 6iigeI 80 unb
gpsrn feGbjt unter 5euer gu neb~
mr. ), unb auberbem tam bic 2lns
t06e nunme6r bon 9orben onges
eriffen tDsrben, pdbtsnb bisber nur
tin Qngriff bon Often unb Subs
often m6gIi6 mar. 3onnetete Iiegt
5fpor in norODItli6er Ri9tung bDn
5iigsl go, bod Iiegsn bic 8olouns
gen bon gol1gontos uno Roune6os
i6en brett n6roli6 BON Der Sobe.
Die beutfde Ste1ung um gpsrn.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-05-09
S(gamemnOn beI6GOigt
Gins Der srbkteu SdllaatidJiffe
Der britiIhen SlUtte.
Sei Den Snroanefcn.
Sei ben SnroanellcH.

2onbpn, 3. glai. Rad elmer BON
bem tiirtiI6en ariessbursau seitern
betannt geeebensn amtIiden geIa
burg 1T oa8 britiT6e S6la9tihiff
rNgamsmnon" am pergangsnen
Moutag bur6 baS Ueusr ppn ben
Sorts an Der StraBe Der 0arbas
neusn Idper bsib6biet mo auBer
@efeht gsiebt pOrben. 0as BEE
ibGOi9te SdlodtlfHf lift einS Der
srDBieu Der britifdsn sSIotts, bdIt
16,500 3Onusn uno bot cine aus
S65 Berionen beitebenoe MaunI6oft
an 9orb. Die glusriiftltng oes
S6IadtIhifFes idIieBt pier 12 unb
sebn 9,2aDuige @jei6uBe Elm.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-05-09
9eutIdDe Sruppen errinSen ODrt
neuen Sieg.
g8citere GrfOlge I'M CiteH.

Berlin, 5. Mni, brobtlos mad
SaD0ine, 8. S. Der beutf4e 9es
neralitab ma4te in ieiner geitern
abenb erloHenen Grtldrung oIs
pi9tigite D2itteilung bic gIoAritht
6sfannt, baB bic beutIden 9rups
pen in 5lanbern peitsre 5ortf4ritte
gema9t uno orei lpeitere flan6erns
Ibe Srtf8aften ben 2tlltierten i'm
beiBen Sample abgerun9en bdben.
Die beutIde Jront TT iomit nod
udber an gpern berange6rodt iuors
ben. Die Grtldrung Ioutst p0rts
lid:
ySSn 8lnnbern iebten mir gsitern
unTere Sffeniipe norbDitli6 bon
gpern nit groBem Grfolgs fort.
6eute morgsn nnbmen mir Come
bete, 3ebecote, @eithoet, ben Wolb
bon qoIpgontOs uno lonnsbof4en.
lin oieIe Stenungen 1T felt Mona.
ten beib getG1npft tuorben. Md6s
renb Ieines Riid3uges iebts Der
5einb iid pieoerum benz 8eutr uns
Ierer norooitIt6 BON Ypern auf Der
5lonte Der feinoii4en Steaung ftes
6enben gotterten aus, unb feline
gerluite naren iebr fhiper.
Die 3abl ber in Der gfi6tung
ouf glitau OerfOlgten RuFsn, bic
in ben Iestsn Sagsn nls 8efangsne
in uniere 5dnbe fieIeu, TT in3Di=
i6en auf ii6er 1000 Mann eeTties
gen.
Gin neuer 2tu9riif Der giuTen
fiibipeittih bon 8aIpdrija, n0rbIid
BON GupoIti in RufIfbz qoten,
purbe 3uriidgeidlogen. Bir ma4s
ten ITO @efongene.
nRuiiiT9e 2tngriffs iiioOitlih bon
Q(uguftopo ipurben nit iebr fhpes
rem gerluftsn fir bic RuiTen 5us
riidgeI6logen. 2(uBst bier Offi5ies
rem, bic get0tst nurbsn, Derloren bic
RuTen Bel bisiem 3uIommenItoBe
APO Wlann on 9sfnnsenen unb 5wei
RaT6inengepebre.
Die neue Gffeniiue 3fpiI4en ben
aorpatben uno Der 8eibIet madt
| cute GortI6ritte. Die 8eute oe5
erIten Saqes bsItano aus 21,500
l Sefangcnen, 16 etiitsu 9trtiasris,
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-05-09
10000 0eiangene.
Sieg Der Seutifen @erbiinOeten
uirO INNER gr6Ber.
Gniictt anf Der GSIHdlt.

Beu, 5. Mlai, brabtloa na6 Gaps
piGe. Qlus oem Souptquartier liei
bier seiiern obeup ful9ennfr 8srit9i
bes 6lterrcitbiid6l ejeHrrdtItasas
elm:
nSn treuer WaffenbrHberIfaft
baben bic 9eutI9en, 9eRsrreibeI
unb llngnrn einen reuen Sieg ers
rungen. DGbrenb bes gliid3uges
Der RuTen mad Der Sdlotbt bel
2imouopo, WeitgaIi3ien, ero6erten
mir bic gan3e, itart befeitigte 6roni
oes 6ein6es 5pilden Der gDeidiel
unb ben &orpotben. Inter ben gtus
gen bes 00dFtommanbierenben.
Gr5ber3og 5riebrihs, modten unfes
re 9ruppen i'm iteti9en Qtngriffe
seitern neue 5ortIdritte in 6Fttiher
Ri9tirng unb 5pongeu ben Geinb
gum etIigen Riid3ug.
Die 8i6tigteit bes gdn3en grs
Folges fann md ni6t onndbernb
eingef6Gbt tperOsn. Die 3abl Der
@efnngenen lit bereits auf 10000
geItiesen unb iteigt itiinbIid. Sn
BEN friiberen rnfIIden S!sIfungen
tpurbeu groBe Mafen bon Rriegss
material erbeutet, bnrunter % &as
nonen unb 64 Moidinsngelpebre." 4
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-05-09
1teber ieime Sritifer.
ACnRernuaen augeblih bDm bris
tiidcu Senior auigetiidt.
Or. Seruburns NrfIGruua
Or. 9ernbnrss Grflarnus.

9lep gurf. 5. 0lai. Or. 9eruz
barb 0ernburg, Der Fru6ere aei9ss
SoIonidl SetretGr, befIen tiiralihe
9tsuBerungen iiber bic Corausf6slis
den sSrieoeus 9eOinQungen eiEes
iie9rei1en SeutInlduo pon ultra
renttioudren 8erIiuer 9Idttern tpie
Der ,0suti9sn 5agesaeitung uno
Der pPof" ais au5u gemdBi9t in gee
bd6igem SinHe tritiiiert noroen pds
ren, iparut O0s ameritanii6e gubliz
fum in einer geitern du$aeeebeuen
@rtIGrung Dor elmer iibertriebenen
8spertung folder 3eiiunssitiinmen.
Or. 0ernburg bat 6oIgeubes iiber
Die our9 cine Reuter MtelOung ua9
9lmsrita 9etragenen 3eituugs 2tsuBe=
rungen au iogeu;
,Obpobl es Der ameritaniihen
prefe pobI6etannt 1T, buB bic sis
tierteu 9ldtter cine etpas ertreins
ionlerbattbe 3i9tuna nit nur Iebr
geringem @efol9e Dertretsn, lift bieie
&otIude oo1 Dem ameritaniIhem
PubIitum i'm algemeinen 3u penie
betonut. Ber Ii6 ii6er bic ipdbrt
DffentIide Meinung 3sutlhIanos
orientieren ptl, 5ie6e oaber 8ldtter
5u Rote, pis Oie n5rantfurter 3eis
tung", bic n&olniIbe 3eitung", boa
e8erliner SagebIatt", ben ..2otaIs
yn5eiger" uno Die r@oTiIbe 3eis
lung.
lIn9liidtiheripeiIe berbinbert bic
2(bI6neibung bes beutI1eu &dheIs
0ds omerttauiibe pubIitum, nit
aan3 gerinQeu 2tusno6men, irgenbs
pelae onoeren Ra9ridten 3u betoms
men, ols iol6e, Die ibm BPM britis
icheu Senior aufgetiItbt iperoen."
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-05-09
SentlGlanO umbeIOrgt.
Seseid)nenoer Artifct Oes 0raa
fen HeDentlDw.
ltcber eStaIiens I6altuus.

Berlin, 5. Mai. Die bieIseu
3eitungtn Die Iib bisber NIT Der
itoIieniihen Gage fait gar ni4t be-
ibdftigt baben, brahten In ibren
9eItrigsn 2(u5goben 8ommentore gu
Ger aus Hom eingetrpffenen Mtels
bung, ooB Der Miniiterrot es fir
nottpenoig befunoeu bat, anouorbs
men, boB tein Wtitglieb Der 3egies
rung 3pm perloFe.
@raf @rnit ben RepentIOp frnst
in einem unter elmer ooppeIten lice
beridrift in Der geitrigen 9lusgabe
Der s2o9es5eitung" per0ffentIihten
9(rtiteI unter onOeren, oh bic naufs
gersgte unb fanotiI9e 8sp6lterung
imItanbe fsin ptrb, bic poIitifde
gebeutung bes lebten Sieges in So
li5ien ri4tis ob3uI4dBen", unO iagt
ols 2Gntlpurt bo5u: aWir glauben
es ntCbt".
8es lpettertn erttari q IN ietnem
9lrtiteI, OoB bic Gntldeibung leitsns
Der itoIisntf6sr Stdotsmdnner bon
untergeorOnetem SntereFc fei. 9te
9ouptIade fei bic, boB 9eutf9s
Lamb unb Ssiterretb llngarn Der
Gutfdeioung ibrer Friiberen Bum
besgenoFen pertrauensbou ent9egens
Ieben lam. Der 2(rtiteI bes Gros
fen bon Repsntlop idlieBt nit ben
Wprten:
Rad allem pirb bic @aribalbts
5eier 5sigen. Ob Der 90nis unO bic
@ertreter Der g}egierung ibr beis
nobnen peroen unb ob baS ire ges
leiteie Bolt ppn Stolien uno gRus
mGnien jebe 8udii9t ouf Staatss
mannsfunIt unb ouf mtIitdriT9e
3lpedmdBigteit nit 5iiBen treteu
nirb. Wir unb unIere 0iterei6iT6s
ungoriI6en 8erbiinoeten iiberloFen
es unTcren friiberen 8unoesgenoHcn.
IN bic Reiben urIerer Gegner gu
treten uub uns on5ugreifsn. sic
tun bieTes ouF ibrs eigene 8sront>
fportung unb ibre eigene @sFabr
bin."