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Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-11-26

terday.
George Owens left Tuesday for &C.
dar Rapids.
Olga Gunderson came up from Ridge
way Tuesday.
C. G. Tyler, of Boston, went to Cal
mar Tuesday.
C. T. Brown returned Wednesday
from St. Paul.
WANTED-Dining room girls at the
Strother House. LIFT
John Derr is visiting with his daugh-
tiers in Milwaukee.
House for Rent or Sale. Inquire of
Mrs. L. T. Aberg.
OATS WANTED-At the F. A. Glass
Flour and Feed Co. 11t4
House for sale, Inquire 315 S Elm
street, Cresco, Iowa. 12t6
Miss Mayme Ebert went to Hawkeye
to spend Thanksgiving.
For RENT Six-room house. En-
quire of Thos. Gilmore. STA
D. J. Ferrie and Lloyd Cameron left
Monday for Mason City.
Mrs. S. J. Plopper, Of Elma, arrived
Monday for short visit.
Sewing Wanted-At my home. Phone
421a. Mrs. Owen Murray. 14-tf
Miss Bernadette Glass left Saturday
morning for Madison, S. D.
Meet me face to face at every cigar
dealers. "Duke of Braga."
John Gammons spent Sunday with
his son Earl in Cedar Rapids.
Miss Anna Melaas returned home
Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving.
Miss Florence McCook came home
Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving.
Miss Regina Owens went to Lawlel
Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving.
| N. A. Blackburn, Lawyer, Office over
Fields furniture store. Phone 455.
Grubs for Sale-On farm south OF
Bonair. Csc load. M. H. Culbert.
FARMS FoR.RENT-Inquire.of
loft M. w. DREW.
Miss Wilbur went to Charles City
to spend Thanksgiving at her home.
F! For SALE-A good Oak heating
stove. lift FRED ERLER.
Louise Salisbury went to spend
Thanksgiving with her sister Gladys.
In the market for Raw Furs. Phone
376. lift SAM FELDsTEIN.
Miss Hazel Barton went to spent
Thanksgiving at her home in Lakeville
Iowa.
John McCook returned from Water
loo, Wednesday, after attending court
there.
Neil House returned from Ames
where he is attending school, Wed
nesday.
The smokers best friend is ''Duke
of Braga" cigar. A 10 cent value fol
cents.
! Neal of the Navy booked by the U
S. N. in reels, Cozy Theatre every
Monday.
DR.. Harry Cannon was down from
st. Paul to spend Thanksgiving with
his parents.
Mrs. Frank Speck returned Tuesday
from Austin where she has been visit.
ing relatives.
Smoke Duke of Braga," Iowa's
most popular make of cigar. For sale
by all dealers.
Miss Wilma Davis returned to Le-
Roy, Monday. after short visit with
Cresco friends.
John McDermott ST., left Wednes-
day for Cedar Rapids where he will
visit his sister.
Mrs. Courtney returned to her home
at Chester after visiting at the DR..
Plummer home.
Miss Geneva Erler went to Wau-
coma, Monday, she will spend few
days with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Urban Lyons left We'd
nesday for Dubuque where they will
spend Thanksgiving.
For SALE-Cord wood, both oak and
poplar, at the new race track. Enquire
of ENOCH STROTHER. 28tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Kellogg went to
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-11-26
List Of Christmas Books at Library.

1t had been hoped that we might
have Christmas book exhibit at tire
Public Library, as the state Library
Commission maintains groups of books
for that purpose, but our application
went in too late. However, we have
a printed list of these books, and they
may help to make selections for Christ.
mas purchases. This list is entirely fer
children.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-11-26
Odd Fellows Notice!

Work on First Degree, Monday even
ing, Nov. 18th. A good attendance
desired. Lots of work to do. Refresh
ments after work.
C. D. TAYLOR, N. G.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-11-26
For Sale.

Some very choice Poland China Bears
and Gifts. Very reasonable prices if
taken early. Also some fancy Buff
Orpington Cockerels.
C. L. TERRY.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-11-26
District Govt Next Monday.

Judge Springer will convene the
November term of court on Monday
next, the grand jurors reporting in the
afternoon and the petit jurors the day
following.
There are five criminal cases, Is pro-
bate matters and lis civil cases, Al of
which have been filed since the last
term of court. But four cases are mark
ed for trial, all of them unimportant.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-11-26

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Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-11-26

We will show you list of premiums
if you will call, also show you any
goods that you might want at Yellow
Tag Prices. Now is the time to get
busy at Roland Baldwin's Jewelry
Store.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-03-25
HELP COMES QUICKLY
When Hyomei is Used for
Head Colds, Catarrh or
Group.

When your head is all stuffed up
causing you dull headaches, difficult
breathing, constant snuf1ing and you
feel generally miserable, there is moth
ing quite equal to Hyomei to give
quick, effective and lasting benefit
yet perfectly harmless, simple to use
and inexpensive.
To get quick and certain relief from
catarrh or a cold it is most important
that7 the medication goes direction
to the infamed tissue lining
the air passages. That's the Hyomei
method. Just put few drops of anti
septic Hyomei in the inhaler that comes
with every complete outfit, and breathe it
you will feel better at once. 1t tclears
the head, quickly relieves the tightness
in the chest and that choked-up feeling,
all disagreeable nasal discharges,
watery eyes and dull headaches, surely
cease.
So certain are Fisher Bros of the
curative powers of Hyomei for catarrh,
Group asthma, and similar diseases,
that they sell it on the Mcclure no
pay" plan. Advertisement.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-03-25
WOMAN LEAPS To
DEATH FROM TRAIN

Frank K Hicks waited at the North
Western station Thursday morning for
the train from Minneapolis due at 7:45
O'Clock. The train had passed through
Baraboo during the night.
The train was few minutes late and
Mr.. Hicks paced impatiently to and fro
past the gates and then eagerly
scanned the throng of passengers as
they came across the tracks and passed
through the train shed on their way to
the street. Hicks was waiting for his
wife. who had been visiting relatives
n Duluth.
Finally no one remained in the train
shed except railroad employees and Mr..
Hicks was wondering when the next
train from the northwest was due,
when Pullman porter brushed by,
carrying on his arm some women g
wraps. Hicks recognized them as be-
longing to his wife.
whats that?" asked Hicks,
THAT is all that is left of her, sab, "
replied the porter, as he pointed to a
broken window in the car from which
he had just stepped. ''She jumped
through there early this morning, some
where just the other side of Waukesha,
and we do not know where she is now,
but the boys on freight up the line
are looking for her, and the porter
would have passed on except for the
frenzied grasp of Hicks, as he breath
lessly demanded more details of what
had happened.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-03-25
SHORT HORN BREED
ERS ORGANIZED

The Short Horn Breeders meeting at
the courthouse on Saturday was we'll
attended. Hon. George Carpenter &C
ted as chairman of the meeting.
Professor Tormey of Madison was
present and gave a very instructive
talk on the benefits derived by breed
ers through organization. After a thor
ough discussion of the question it was
decided to organize Sank County
Short Horn Breeders association and
the following officers were elected:
Presidential. A. Hill.
Vice Presidents-George Carpenter,
Baraboo; j. W. Waterbury, Sumpter;
L. Helm, Greenfield; G. ButterfelI;
Fairfield; F. S. Bunker, Delton.
Secretary Frank Morley.
Treasurer-U Urban Mather.
Executive Committee-H. A. Hill,
Frank Morley, Urban Mather, Fred
Zanrow and RoIlo Morley.
Sank County Short Horn and Pole
Durham Breeders have won state and
national reputation and the association
expects to hold a sale sometime in the
future. Those who have dual purpose
animals are planning to keep milk and
butter records of their COWS. There
are about 800 registered Short Horn
cattle in Sank County.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-03-25
IF HEADACHY, DIZZY,
BILIOUS, 'CASCARETS"
Tonight! Clean your bowels
and Stop headache, colds,
sour stomach.
Get a 10-cent box now.


You're bilious! You have throbbinj
sensation in your head, bad taste j
your mouth, your eyes burn, your ski
is yellow, with dark rings under yol
eyes; your lips are Iparched. No wo.
der you feel ugly, mean and illtempe}
ed. Your system is full of bile ne
properly passed off, and what you nee
is cleaning up inside. Don't contin,
being bilious nuisance to yourself sr
those who love you, and don t resort (
harsh physics that irritate and iniur.
Remember that most disorders of Il
stomach, liver and bowels are cured !
morning with gentle, thorough Cas-
carets-they work while you sleep. /
10-cent box from your druggist Wi
keep your liver and bowels clean; stom
ach sweet, and your head clear TO
months. Children love to take Cas-
carets because they taste good an
never grippe or sicken. Advertisement
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-03-25
Husband Hunts Body

After hearing the train crews story,
the agonized husband fastened 10
Waukesha, where he arrived soon after
his wife's body had been turned over to
the coroner of Waukesha county by the
crew of the freight train.
At the inquest it developed that Mrs.
Hicks had gone to Der death, attired
only in her nightrobe, but she wore on
one hand three diamond rings and her
wedding ring, worth in all more than
81, 900.
MIR. Hicks told the coroner that his
wife had been more or less addicted to
to the use of narcotics to within two
years. Since then, however, Mr..
Hicks said he was sure that his wife
was not in any sense victim of drug
habit.
Wednesday morning Hicks received a
letter from his wife, saying that she
would return on the train for. which
Hicks waited Thursday mornings and
telling him that she had completed a
business deal to which she had attend
ed for him.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-03-25
Greenfield

A number of young friends of Misses
Elsie and Lena Lehman gave them 6
surprise at their home on Friday eve
ing. Games were played, refreshments
served and fine social time had by
all.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Attridge Of
Fairfield and Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram
Crawford of Norway Ridge spen
Wednesday at the Montgomery home
Mrs. II. Billiard is spending few
DAYS in Baraboo.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-03-25
Tragedy is Told
The story was soon told.

lie sGOIy was 6OOu LOlu.
Shortly after Z o'clock Thursday
morning Mrs. Hicks left her berth, en-.
tered the Mushroom and locked the
door. A little later brakeman noticed
that the Mushroom window had been
almost completely wrecked. Pullman
Conductor Leibrock investigated and
found that Mushroom fixture had been
wrenched from the wall and used as a
sledge on the heavy plate glass.
Evidently Mrs, Hicks had then leapt
to her death, her body being found later
in Loves creek, about three miles west
of Waukesha. AS she leapt the train
was pounding along at a speed of fully
a mile minute
Its possible that Mrs. Hicks was
killed before falling into the icy water
as her body may have been hurled with
great force against the iron critters of
the bridge. The body was badly mang-
led when found by the way freight
crew train No. $50, who had been mott
fed of the accident and who took up
the search for the body.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-03-25
ACCIDENT At
NORTH FREEDOM

This morning while Clyde Bonnell was
weighing load of hay at N)rta Free
dom, he leaned upon the upright part
of the rack at the front end of the load
and fell between the horses when the
piece of timber broke.
He was more or less injured in the ex-
element. The hay was scattered
about the village streets and after the
dash the team was again put under con-
oil
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-03-25
TO YOUR MEASUREMENT


We have reason to believe more men
ad boys are wearing International
tailor made suits than any other make
and there is reason We give YOU the
same classy up to date guaranteed suits
at less money and are now giving some
special discounts. 1t will pay you to in
vestigate at The tur Store
Our Wear-U-Wel shoe and rubber
trade has nearly doubled over last year.
Heavy roll edge rubbers and dress rub
bers at 88c. Rubber boots, pure gum,
snap proof, duck vamp, rolled edge,
heavy spadlng shank, built to give dou-
BILE wear where the wear comes. Wear
U-WeIl pric So % The Fur Store.
We save you from 10 to 25 per cent
on overalls, work pants, hats, gloves
and mitts, heavy double face mitt and
heavy blue top glove, 3 for 25c. The
Fur Store.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-03-25
SuInpter

The many friends of Erwin Young
are very much pleased to have him It
home again after his operation for
appendicitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Brooks and little
son, Ivan, of the town of Westfeld
spent from Tuesday until Thursday at
the homes of F. w. Zantow. E. D
King and Chas. 0. Watkins
V. Winters and family have moved
from Kings Corners.
L. E. Stone of Prairie du Sac was in
Bsraboo Friday on his way home from
Reedsburg where he went to attend a
meeting of the Holstein Breeders as
ISOLATION.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-03-25
Oh Say. Father

You ought to have bottle of Bar
kers Remedy for coughs, colds, catar1 "
rh and rheumatism. The children need
it. For sale by Baraboo Drug stores. =
Advertisement.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-05


bes britiiden areiiaers fo6en gar ~
rieIe Nraen alsih5sitis ssfsbsn, gar
su pislt gippsH BON ben SsrjHisbenlsn
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Der Wcltie rbdlt Don itineni 1ipsiinI
Nrii1srifoffi5itr sundHif Wlelbuna
bon siner arobsn GYploiion au{ sinsni
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fisier bdIt I,insn worsfebifn fiir Wsi,
nutsn Don Der WiriuHs Der GrpIpIion
duf btm eonfmbsn t1b f&Ittbk
r1os GGtff iiuitl1 Do gsbt DC glei.
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ren uno berffiebensn Qsuten bss
S6iffss sinl Sic fpirb an ben ubmis
rdl iDsiisrasasbsn unb q bort wthdtis
guna burd bic Wslbiins tss 1Ofpsbo,
booiss Y. 5. Spdin rnslssi td8 ben
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bon bier areissrn. Ram nod sia
Jrribum obrnIten2 MnsaelGIoIfn!
lleber otIts COB srbdben inub piss
Der bic 5nIiuns Res ptrfondIs ipab
rtnb bes @sfttis dsnsfen fkin. .Wlii
iolfxm Cffisisrtorps unb folder
Wldnnffaft iid, gu f&lcssrl NJ Der,
aniissn". Iast Gin acuninanbunt.
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asfaIlsnen @randttn bds Tsd Ser
(obne iebe gDnnbs obpssomnisnsn)
WoIi!s befd.sn. lief Der aommanbani
bnr9 bas Heb BON Gprd9robrsn unb
1slspbonm feline asuts bon i.bsm
Grfofa bss @eie1ts tpiifen.> Gin un6es
fdiftiaisr MairoIs srsift IN Grtlbs
iiber cine Hahrift aur Dioline, NAB
rsnb ID aus ben 5birmsn bss Gnfs
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lpsrftn, ipislt er 3um Gdfahitninns
auf: .Gs brauit elm Wuf ipie Tons
nsrball!" Der TGhfs fiilat NIT. Don
2ipps su aippe bait turf bic Wuni,
iionsiammern unS Gsf&iiSt6iirms.
bur6 alI. arnuen idbIsn Dinat be.
ifpimmsnbsn Burg bon gtabI un'sr
ieierIi6 trniter unb bod fampTfrsu.
big frpbsr Sfllo4iengsfdns. Dhne
gfdif absr tbun bi. sgduIis ipeittr itre
raiibe trm. arbtit fir aaifn unD
WdierIonb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-05
SHAW SAYS AsQUITH DECEIVED
COMMONS
-s-------
Playwright Asserts Prime Minister
Prepared For War Secretly For
Many Months.
PREMIER DUPED OWN PARTY.
Concealed Military and Naval Agree
ments With France Against
Germany.
PREMIER DUPED OWN PARTY

New York, March. - The follow
ing article by the noted British play
wright and satirist George Bernard
Shaw appears in the New York Amer
lean:
The honor OF the nation In relation
to this war Is not in question. What
is in question is the good faith Of Mr.
Asquith and Sir Edward Grey in Their
rarty relations with the Liberal ma
jority In the house Of commons.
1t is now clear that they believed
that II they disclosed their military and
naval preparations and the enragemen,'
we had undertaken against the psus
sian peril they would be unable to hold
their majority in Tie house Of com
mons together. They therefore gave
their followers assurances which misled
them completely as to the existence oi
such preparations and engagements.
AsQu1TH DECEft ED PARTY.
when the German attack made fur
ther concealment impossible three mem
bers Of the government resigned and
the city flinchsd. Thsreupon . few
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-05

babsn. llnfsre gDrausiasuns. bab
England ielbIt un1er 2anb BON Der
ensIiIden arcntbeit beilen unb stins
@rrosan3 bsrartl itsisen iptrbe, oab
bic sefammtsn Ser. Stnatsu I'D, gsssn
bisIt 5rs6beit erbeben fpsroen, finoei
ieBt ibre bu4itdblids grfiiIIung. Der
Ginaiss, Der nod INNER un5eriihrt
bleibt unb rubis suI9aui, ipie uniere
Redts NIT Jiiben sstreten perben uno
ipis infer Sanosl asrft0rt ipirb, 1T
Oerjsniee, osfen sun3 bsienbere auf;
sabs es 1T, bieism 2anpe Sdub gu
asipdbrsn uno bds lit YrGiiocnt Wils
ion.. S9On felt sipei Wodsn 1T er i'm
9eiib Der alntiinoisuna Der eusliffen
Rssisruna, bab iie bic Rehte Der Der.
Siaatsn nidt a6tsn. bab fis unisre
S1iffe anb Waarsn naH Seliebsn
tapern iperbe. BefGbe sr bas minbsits
gmpfinbsn fir rationale Ghrs unb
fir feline pfliht. unisrem 5anoel ben
eebiibrsnben Sdub gu perleiben, 10
bate er unmittsIbar mad Gmpfdns
bisi.r Rote BON aonsrsb bic grmd6s
tisuns forbsrn miiiisn, qlusfubrDerbotc
su srIafien. i'm auf iolte Weiis Gnss
lambs llebsrmutb unb @srdhtuns uns
isrss aanSss gu SGmpfen unb Der
aOnsrsb bate ibm auf Der 5tells bisie
Grmd4tisuns ertbsilt. 9lber er seitats
tete. bab Der aOneret, iid oertasts,
obn. iih biefs @olfmaht seben au
IaFsn. Damit III er ipehrIps unb bus
2anb 1T gsspunsen, iid inter oas
ensliids Sod 5u beugen. lin ben
Sdein su rpabrsn. ipridt sr ron pros
isitnottn. Damit fann er aber Nies
manb tduIden. Gr bat ffoH felt iies
ben Monatsn prpteitirt unb bic Unit
mort mar ftets cine tpeiiere @srgepals
tisune uufsrer Redte. Ssine bisberiss
Rsdtfertisuns mar cine bsieioisenb.
llnterittuung ssaen bic DeutIden. bab
bisis alIsin 2drm seeen Gnslanb
fhIus.n unb bas nitt aus patriotic
fdxn 9riinben tbun, ionbern UNI
DeutidIdnb su belfM. SsIbft bieis
sIsnbs GntiduIbisung ftsbt bsm prdfis
oentsn niht mebr su @ebots. oa iosar
bic Yreborsans, bic bislans gn1lanbs
9anblunsen in isSer Weiie bsffr0nist
habsn, nunmebr sur giniihi cstommen
iinb. bab mir uns bic ensliibcn @ers
aepaltisunsen nidt msbr LANCER aefals
len laH.n tonreu. @ie lanle Der prGs
iibsnt nod in f.iner llntbGtigtsit pers
barren pirb, p,rmSasn mir nidt su
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Seutfftn firb slGnsenb e.redtfertiat
Wan asits1t jebt alIerieits su. odb Il.
bic griisn tparsn, tpel6s fir bic Gbrc
unb bic R.dts Der Der. Siaa.en eins
setreteu iino.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-05
pokal-gerid)t
gsfar,uortet bas ipiiematiide Mtinis
gen Der girseritfisG

Der iidbiif3e Gsfunbbsiisbtamis
Or. Z. 8. aanbis bat ssfttrn an
6trrn Z. 6. poipea. ben pr1fbmtsn
Der 6anbtlstammsr Elm ianssrss
SGrtiben sefanbt. in ipsI6sm q oi.
i6anbsIsinmmer aufforbert. tsi ibrsr
asasnndriisen alssmeinsn g}sini.
sunasiompnsnt aua fiir bas Ntint,
asn unb bns Reinbdlitn Der @iirssr,
fieiae namsntiih i'm Gti61ftsesniram
au forasn, bic sesfnip1rtig fdit auss
nnbmslos iid in febr f&musissm gu
itanb bsfinben.
Or. 2aHbis btfiirDoriti, bdB bic
Witalisbsr Der 6annsIstamfntr uHb
bts guiintb Wens Club bsr iibriotn
Gsiddftspelt NIT aiiiem BsiEpia Dor.
dnsehsn unb bic 1roitoirs nor ibren
G,sfndfisbdulsrn idslif einsr sriinb.
liden Rsinisune unftrsifbtn lcIIttH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-05
Natiunale SaieSsseriate.

Die bsmertsnsipertbejts Stens in
bem Bsri9t bss aongrsbsaommtttses
oas ben @srsmannsftrsit in GOlOrabc
uuteriuft bat, 1T bic Qnsabs, Sab Oi,
@eIebe i.uss Staates pollduf gum
Saub. Der arb.it.r ssnlssn, Der umr
itano abr isi, oab iis ni4t rolItrsdi
lpsrbsn. Dus 1T Elm llsbelfanb. Der in
allen Staaten Der Union msbr ober
ipenis,r pprberriht. Rad Der llriad.
brauht man ni&t Idnss gu iuhsu.
Die GriIGruns III in ben Wort.n: pos
Iitiftsr Ginflub ssesbsn. Die Beams
ten entbebrsn Der SslbitiiGnoisteit,
neil lie BON ben Wablen abbGngen. reip.
MIDI bausrno anssitsnt iinb. Sn TOlge
bsFen iinb iis ben ginfliihsn Drtr 5us
sdnslih, bon osnen iis slaubsn, bob iis
gum WablreIultat bsitrasen i0nnen.
9ds finb natiirlih ntht bic mittslloisn
Irbeiter.
4ber bic llntsrfuhung bat nod sin
plntlsres Bib ertpieitn. Die Goloras
boer gs6Droen, rpslhs ben grobsn Or
aaniidtionen esftatttten, allen 9eisBen
Sobn 5u bisten, itsIIten bic san5e
Wadt Oss Staatss ben &Orporatipnsn
5u 6ebots, aIs bic arbsiter iiber bic
i6mdbli9e 8ebanbluna, bic lie erfubs
rem, unfpiaig lpurben unb rpie his Wis
IiS bon COLORADO eehuuit bat, III eins
Der idmd6bolliten aapitsl in nsr Wes
f6i9tc Der Ser. Stuaten. Ulnn muB
i6pn bis mad gublanb ssben. I'm ets
mas Qebnlifes Az finbsn uno es III
nod frdgli9, Of aoioden Gruuen unS
&inbr 70 erbarmungslos iibsr ben
Saufsn sei6pfsn bdtten, ipis bas Seis
tens Der Goloraooer WiIis seihshsn
III.
9d ioI9e 3uitGnbs anssTidts Der
ssiailDerten 0erbdIiniiis in iebem
5tdats Der Union iif sreisnsn i0nntn.
10 1T bie @eidbr, bic baraus srftbsn
lnub, ni6t 5u ii6srisb,n. gins Rsibt
DOH folden @rsusltbaten t0nnts sinen
8iirssrtriss CUR 5OIas buben pDer gu
elmer gsipaltidmsn llmpdlsuns Der Sc
iellfhaitss sDrbnung fiibren. Diefer
@ebants idrpebte btm aonsrsbsQuss
f9ub Dor, ais er bic Ginfiibruna zines
naticnalsn S6isosssri6ts tmpfabl,
nm elmer Wisb.rbolung iol9er 3uitdnb.
porsubsngen, ipis bic lntsrIu9une iis
81 5age sef0rbert bat.
Der Giurpano. pab S9littrn9 fofs
der Streitist,iten Sahs Der Ginsels
itaat.n lei, iDo iis ii9 ersisnen uno
ntht Der 9unbtseRsgieruue, rpirb In
benz peridits nit ben 5iHtpeis ipibers
lsgt, bab I'm Stdats Colorado sint uns
parteiiiche untsrfuhuns nifli III ere
Idngen 1T, mas b0IIis ben Tbntfadsn
entipridt. Wdrum man hieriu BsHss
rsB pom Bunoe erIaugen ianu, Iitst
duf otr 6anb. Die guubes.Rsgis.
rsna III ni6t in lofaIe pofitif pers
Ttridt unb ibre Bsamten fnb rift bon
osm Wd1lrsfuliut in sinsm Stadi.
abbdnsis, iogar Hidt stumal Don ben
@unssspahIsH. CD fallen babsr bic
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-05
Sreitas, ben 5. Rar3 1915.
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pieism aanbe bei6Gitissn iih nod inns
msr nit oem Hahpeis, oab uHisr
2anb Sas gae6t bat, Waifen an Sas
9luslanb su lisfern. Damit rsnnen lis
offene Sbiren Elm, benn bus bat nod
gsiemono beitrittsn. Iber auf bic
Srase ,ob mir perpfIi4tst fiHo, 81.
Maifen su liefsrn, bleiben lie Die ius
riitiIde antport idulbis unb bsrius
den bic 4usfubr in Der al5srniten
DeiIe su rs6tfertissn. 3umsiit bort
man bic DaritsIIuus, oab bic ittpas
den Ratiouen aur abioluten pilfsloE
fisteit asbradt rpiirben, ipenn 4. i'm
Saue eines Rriesss Don ieiner Stits
@afFeu erIanssn tDnuteu, oa lie nidt
i'm Stanbe pGren, fis BIG gum Gone
zines arieses aufauipeihern uno aus
bieiem 3ipans. Der bsitdnbissn Rrisgs'
bereiti6aft tpiiroen beftdnbig &rieae
sntfteben. Das III natiirlid Der ioIois
falte uniinn. SGtts Elm srobsr Maf'
fenporratb Yeriien ssssn RubIdno
itiBentDnnsn9 Sdtte esppten ssssn
Gnslanb fih pebrsn tDnnsn, penn e.
mebr Waffen sshdbt bdtt,a Difst
1lnfinn ihlGst ben 9batiuhen. tpi. 'is
iid iebt tGslid ofi.nbaren. ins @eii4t.
Wirben bic Der. Staaten ni4t Rub
Lamb NIT BdfFen Deri.ben baben, 70
pGre pdbrideinli4 Der ariss jtbt
ihon su @nbe, fporau5 bod hsrnorseht,
bab bas glut Der pielen Wenihsn, bic
jebt nod fallen. duf ben, Sdupts nns
fersr Ndtion rubt. 9is gsfiiripprtsr
Der Waffsnienbuns tpiirosn ebrlidsr
fein, penn lie sineeitebsn ppllteu, odB
isre 9lnfihten nidt Don einem Strebsn
nah Wabrbett unb MeHfdlihteit, fon'
bern pon bsm Sab sessH Scuti9lano
einsegebsu tperoen.