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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-17
HUSBAND ARRESTED; WIFE SUES
Mrs. Jennie L. Rooster Asks Court For
Divorce.

Last week Charles L. Rooster and
Mrs. Alice Johnson were arrested by
the police and locked in jail charged
with a felony. Monday Koester's wife.
Mrs. Jennie l.. Rooster, filed a petition
for divorce, in which the cause for
arrest last week is set up as the cause
for action. Alice johnson is named as
the correspondent in the petition. The
petition says the couple was married
at Omaha, Aug. 6, 1912, and lived to-
gether until May 9, 1915. Mrs. Rooster
asks for alimony OF $3.50.
Koester and Mrs. Johnson, who were
held in Jail, have been released under
bond for 800 each and have waived
examination and were bound to the
grand jury by Mayor Willard.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-17
nvv. HoI,tein ereedsrs.

w. H. Dunn, q farmer living four
miles west Of this city. arrived home
Monday evening in charge Of a car load
OF Ho,ste!n cows, which he purchased
at Clinton Junction, Wis. The con-
signment numbered twenty-four mead.
Mr.. Dunn has bought the cows for
breeding purposes.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-17
Loves Young Dream.

Doris was gazing wistfully into the
glowing Goals which were burning in
the crate. while her mother sat by, en-
crossed in a book.
Suddenly the mother looked up. and,
noting her daughters unusual mood,
inquired:
Doris, how do you know that this
young man loves you? Has he told you
he does?"
NO, mother he hasn't" replied the
young woman, with gladness in her
voice, but if you could only see the
way he looks at me when l am not
looking at him.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-17
HOMER M'RRooM, OF LAUREL,
WHO DISAPPEARED YEAR AGO,
ALIVE AND WELL
is WORKING ON FARM
IN BUCHANAN COUNTY
Brother, Cousin, and Friend Go to
Brandon, SEQ Him, and So Report to
Local Authorities-Foul Play Feared
-McBroom Does Not Explain His
Absence.


tempt to ferret out the strange dis
appearance of Homer McBroom, a
young farmer living near Laurel, the
mystery was cleared up Monday aft
ernoon when Lloyd McBroom, broth
er of Homer. and Charles McBroom, OF
Chicago, a railway postal clerk and a
cousin of Homer and Lloyd reported
to E. \. Farber that Homer McBroom
was alive and we'll at Brandon, Blu
chanan county.
At about the time the brother and
cousin reported here, Mr. Farber re-
ceived a receip, from a registered let
ter he had sent Homer McBroom sew
eral days ago, or upon the receipt Of
the first information that Homer Nc
Broom was al Brandon. The receipt
for the letter bore the signature of
McBroom.
Disappeared Year Ago.
Homer NcBroom disappeared from
home YEAR ago this month, or dur
ing the first week of the Iowa state
fair. He had left home presumably
with the intention OF going to the fair.
He has not been heard of since.
Foul Play Suspected.
Because there was no known reason
why young McBroom should have
disappeared, it was quite natural that
fears of foul play were held on the
part of McBroom's relatives and
friends.
In an effort 10 ind out as much as
possible of McBroon's whereabouts at
the time Of his disappearance an in
vestigation was started two months
ago, in charge Of Supervisor w. n.
Jones and E. y. Farber. A Des Moines
detective was employed and has been
working on the case while ostensibly
clerk in a Laurel store. He was
unable u find out anything very defi-
mite. McBroom's Whereabouts were
traced as far rs Sept. 2, 1914. but aft
er that date all information concern
ing him ceased.
Letter From Newton Clue.
When it became noised about at
Laurel and its vicinity that detective
was working on the case, and that foul
play had been feared. d. r. Weeks, OF
Newton, wrote Sheriff ]. g. Edgar on
Aug 10, informing him that Homer
McBroom was at Brandon. small
town in Buchanan county, southeast OF
Waterloo, where he was employed by
Weeks brother-i n-law, j. W. Caulkins
With this information Mr.. Farber
sent a registered letter to McBroom.
and Monday received the acknowledge
ment of its delivery. Lloyd and Charles
McBroom and c. NJ. Starr paid Homer
McBroom visit Sunday, and the two
McRrooms so reported to Mr.. Farber.
No Explanation Of Absence.
Young McBroom gave no satisfac-
tory explanation of his disappearance,
or why he should have kept from his
mother all these months information as
to his whereabouts.
McBroom is son Of the late F. II.
McBroom, and a the time of his dis
appearance lived with his mother on
the old home place in Mariposa town
ship. Jasper county. McBroom is
about 25 years of age.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-17
In tho Distrie. Court.

The Farmers Savings Bank. OF
Rhodes, has filed suit against E Il.
Silliman and E. w. Harmon on four
promissory notes on which the petition
alleges there is due $1,000. The notes,
the petition sets out, were given by
Silliman to Harmon and sold by Har-
mon to the bank.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-17
Loea, Weather Record.

Seventy-nine and 81 were the ex-
tremes OF temperature Monday, COM
pared with So and Sc, the maximum
and minimum Sunday, and 100 and sS,
the extremes a year ago. At o'clock
this morning the temperature was So,
one degree cooler than at the same
hour Monday. The rainfall early today
was .08 of an inch.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-17
Ewing Squirrel. For Park.

Walter Thompson, who lives south
of town. last spring caught two flying
squirrels. a mother and young one.
They are now quite tame. and have
been offered to the city as an addition
to the park zoo. This species Of SPUR
rels Is quite rare in this part of the
country
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-17
ROTARY CLUB WILL
J0|NPARK MOVEMENT
CLUB INsrRucrs COMMITTEE TO
COOPERATE IN CIVIC
MOVEMENT.
PROMISES TO GIVE AID
TO MARsHALLTOWN CLUB
Rotary Club Committee on Public A.
fairs to Confer With MarshaIItown
Club and, Council and Will Co.
Operate in Parks and Fairgrounds
ovement-Sentimsnt United.

Following the opening of public
playground on the Boardman & Law
renee property that was part of the
Shorthill Company's grounds, the in
terest of local public and semi-public
societies in playground and similar
projects is being aroused. The Mar
shalltown Club has under consid-
alton a civic improvement movement
that expects to launch soon. At a
meeting Monday evening at the Pill
grim Hotel. the Rotary Club spent the
hours discussing the playground
movement. then acted.
C. H. E. Boardman. who presided In
the absence of w. H. Arney. the presi-
dent. and who, with his former part
ner, showed interest in the movement
by giving the use of part Of the former
Shorthill company grounds for play
ground purposes, appointed the pubic
affairs committee of the club to wait
upon the Marshalltown Club and city
council to ascertain in what ways the
Rotary Club could cooperate. George
Gregory is chairman of this commit
tee.
All For Fairgrounds.
For two hours or more members OF
the club discussed Fairgrounds. parks,
boulevards. and similar civic improve
ments. Several spoke. and while all
expressed different views as to the de-
tails of procedure, and of the project
itself, all were agreed that the city
needs badly more Fairgrounds and
more parks. All were agreed that a
combined, simultaneous, and sustained
effort by everybody organized in the
city who could be induced to support
such a movement, was necessary to
success.
Those who spoke were r. w. Nc
Creepy. Fred NJ. Wilbur, S. w. Rubee,
Dr. F. S. Hynds, DR.. E. P. Lierle. +,
G. Pierce. and c. H. E. Boardman.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-17
Licensed 10 Wed.

Peter Westman. coal contractor,
aged 80. and Mrs. Myrtle DERRICK. aged
3s, both Of this city.
w. Harold Hulbary, farmer aged 81.
and Olive NJ. Cox, aged 20, both Of
Rhodes.
Clarence E. Edsall, bookkeeper. aged
22. and Ellen c. Carlson, aged 20, both
Of this city.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-17
Hoon Lead. in Preliminary.

Local sportsmen who are especially
interested in Workmanship will be in
terested in learning that W. s. Hoon. OF
Jewell, well known among local trap
shooters, led the list Of those partici-
pating in the preliminary shoot Of the
Grand American Handicap at Chicago
Monday Hoon broke 1876 out OF a pos
sible 200 targets.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-17
Many attend Reunion.

About sixty five people from here
went to Albion this morning to attend
the Albion Seminary reunion which
took place there today. Almost all
were old pupils or teachers at the
seminary.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-17
APPOINTS ROAD DELEGATES.
Two Local Men to represent This
CITY at Road CONGRESS in Fall.

City At Road Congress IN an
Marshalltown will have two repre-
sentatives at the annual meeting OF
the Northwestern Road Congress, an
international meeting which is held
for the first time In Iowa at Cedar
Rapids, Oct. 4. 5. and 6. President
A. G. johnson, of the Marshalltown
Club has appointed D. w Norris, and
A. A. Moore as delegates. and they
have signified their acceptance.
The Northwestern Road Congress
meets each year and has in attendance
men interested in good roads from all
over the country. The meetings this
year will open on Monday, Oct. :, and
continue thru until Wednesday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-17
HELPERS, STRIKE SETTLED.
PIasterers Meet Helpers Demand ar
Hod Carriers Return to Work.

The strike of plasterers' helpers and
hod carriers was of short life. At a
conference held Monday night the
plasterers met the demands OF the
helpers and entered into an agreement
to increase the helpers pay from 35 to
40 cents an hour, beginning Sept. 10.
The work day is to remain the same
as it is now, eight hours. The offer
was accepted and the plasterers' help
ers returned to work this morning.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-17
START REmoDELlNe NEXT WEEK
Work to Be Begun on e. e. Downin
Flat in Few Days.

E. E. Downing is planning to put
workmen at work remodeiing his home.
corner Second avenue and State street,
into a flat next week. The plans for
the remodeling are to be finished late
this week, and it is estimated the job
will cost $4,000 or more.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-17
Autoi.t Fined; Case Appealed.

E. Reece, young farmer living Two
miles west OF Albion, who was arrested
a week ago last Saturday night 1or
operating his automobile with the muir
fier open, and for running into and
breaking one of the posts in the inter-
sections, was found guilty by Mayor
Willard Monday afternoon. He Inn
posed a fine of S. and the costs, 1915,
but Reece's attorney served notice OF
appeal and posted bond for SO. The
lawyer fought the case for the alleged
reason that the city had no authority
to pass ordinances governing the oper-
alton of automobiles except as to their
sneed
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-17
mayors court Monday afternoon for
preliminary examination, but the hear
Ing was continued for a week.

Mr.. and Mrs. John WISE. Of Glad
brook. were in tho city today, accom-
paning their sons, Herbert and Glen.
a. far ~ this city on their way te
Mason City. The boys win visit their
uncle, Frank Herman, In Mason City.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-17
kn.. Hioh League Games.

Naughton's Ph1IIles ga1neH uHuls-
puted possession Of first place III the
Knee High league Monday afternoon
when they defeated Lang's Giants by
score Of 10 to Z. Thompsof's White
Sox also beat Bowman's Braves to Z.
This gives the Phillies five games won
and two lost. while the other three
teams are tied with three won and four
lost
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-17

In the Police Court.
"Jim" Sellers. colored. who was ar
rested by the police for carrying con-
cealed weapons. appeared in the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-17
Diamond Cut Diamond.
John Drew tells the following ste

John Drew tells the folIoWlng story OF
an actor now playing in England:
"He is quite practical joker" OBJ
serves Mr.. Drew. and his friends fire.
quently try to get back at him. usually
with success. Recently he received
from a New York friend an unpaid let
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-17

1samsesre, Notice.
All teamsters please be present
Thursday night at q special meeting ct
Trades and Labor hall. Labor Day
committee.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-17

tissues. 80
In every home a bottle Of DR.. Cald-
wells Syrup Pepsin should DO on hand,
ready for use when occasion requires.
It costs only ffty cents bottle and 10
trial bottle can be obtained by writing
to DR.. w. b. Caldwell. 453 Washington
ST., Monticello. Ill.
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Ute bentise Gage.

Die Maiierten meloen cine Aeibe
ilon @rfolgert, bon oenen Die Weiiier
mol nur in ibrer Ybantalie eriitiercn
,nOer bon ibnen.erit erpartet tperoen
Satlade ideint es gu iein, baB oes
@neriff Der oelltihen Slotte ia
WeerbIien BON Gtga 5nriidgedIager
lift. 9ie MIiierten MAIDEN bieraus
einen elanaenoen Sieg Der ruiiiidet
6lotte, BET Dem Die 9eutiten Ser
&reu5er Moltfe" perloren baber
nno an ben lie Die fiibnlten Soft.
nungen fniipfen. Na9 ben bent,
lheu gerihten lino Die Gerlulte Der
&niien grober ,eemeien als Die De:
Geutihen.
9as &orriiden Der 3eutihen IN
golen bat rubie .neiter geboueri
lrnO greit-2itopsf lit BON orci Sci
ten einseidloiien.
Ialien bat Die SnieI Yelnsolo
raumen miiiien. StnIien 6ot Ser
9urfei ben arieg erflart nno nil
fSrnppei1 nod BEN Oar0onenen fen.
ben. IS miro bort audi nidt mebr
olisridten fonnen als Die gnel1nber
uno S~ronsoien.
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mir audi in oielem Nrnbic=sSon fei-
nen &onflifts @runo. glber Der
&rGiloent 0enft anoerS unD 10 fon.
men mir inns immerbin anf n1lange-
nebme lleberraiduneen, oie aus Die
lem Gorfoa entiteben mogen1 sefoBt
MAIDEN. @ut lit es, oab1 tpie aus
@aibin9ton genteloet miro, iebr ru=
big nno beoaGtig Dorgeeangen unc
nifts iibereilt neroen ioIl.
9us lang Grmartete lit eingetre-
ten england bot Cotton fir Gontre-
tonbc erfl6rt. 0aourd befomnlt eng
lanb oas &edt, GottorIoba,neen, Die
in feline @anoe foaen, einfod pee5u-
nebmen, obre oafiir su be3ablen.
Selb1tberltdnolib miro unter iol6en
l1mItGnoen feline gaumtpone ansge=
fiibrt meroen n1,o Ser groBte Sell ur-
Ieres Gottonbmoels miro bra6 ge=
leet. Tim oen ooourd entitebenoen
S6mieriefeiten ab5ubelfen, miro Die
engliihe &egierung iif bereit erfla=
rem, ielbit Cotton 5u faufell, aber mas
niist uns Dos? gr1tens miro lie Inns
einen Breis geben, nie er ibr beliebt
uno 5peitens miro iie iid ourd sic
Mufb6ufung oieier %llnmaiien BON
Cotton in BEN Stano iebelt, auf Sa6<
re binans eir,en 9r1if auf ben Marft
ans5niiben. Oesbalb ionte unie1c
Gesierung in Der enereiiditen @eiie
auftreten unb Der engliid)en Gegie-
rung flar MAIDEN, oaB fie einen iol=
den ungebeuerliden 8i0fiiraft nid;t
oalI6en miro. @ber oas font ibr mo-
tiirlid nidt Elm. 5tatt oeiIen fallgt
iie Streit nit 9eutidlano on, nit
oemielben 9eutlhlmo, beiien 3iel &c
i'll, england Der Madt 81 berauben,
Die 8elt fiinftie nod onrb iolde @e-
molttaten gu i6aoigen uno gu be-
briiden.
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5reie Yrefe iar seras: Montas %. Angna 1915.

roriiiert our6 lie ole &loiien oes
G1tblifunts. 2eute, Die INN am Iieb-
item einen SllBtritt eeben modtell,
febonoeln i'm freunolidl neil lie
befirften m%iiiien, ooB tie uno ibre
SamiIien ionit NIT S6mub bepor=
fen perben. Mit einem @orte, CT
lit Elm Gepolperjournaliit in bes
@ortes Deripegenfter 8eoeutune. Gr
treibt lih fortpabreno IN Sen 2onbo=
ner @eridten berum. nnaGblige
WenIe tit er oes 8etruees, Ser grprel-
lung uno abnli6er @erbred)en ifrll-
zig beflnoen lporoen. Gr teilt nit
einem unierer grpr0iioenten Die g.
eenl6oft, bob er einen u1gemein
feir1el1 Snitinft bot fir oos, mos uoie
SiraBe" boren tpi1. limo oaourd,
telibt er trob offer ieiner BUMPER
itreide einen foloIialen @influB urh
euh Die &egieurne bat @ngit Dor
linn. 9as lit Der ounfle @brenmann,
pel6er bie Genoetta gegen oie
oeutiden garbare1t preoiet. IS nd=
re elm l1nre6t, gu beboupten, oob
ieine wiloen giraoen tppiib mdren
fir Die Sdreibtpeiie Der anoeren eng
liifen 3eitun9en, ober es lit ood,
anBeroroentlif fern5eidneno, Dob
Ger uSobn gun" bei peitem sic
eroBte 3irfulation BON ollen 2onoc-
ner glattern beiiBt.
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Der SsnanS EeesGtpte fhIieRt mdt'
rsns ansnf 1pnnertas ftaMmittass.
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Beltes Del un0 @aioIin erbGlt
man bon Der slimp Oil g., 400
SitsGommeroe Ctr. Neues Sci. Sra.
big 1882. (Mna)
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aomSons Gatiliua.

Yin Wtnfttt, BON Dem 1elb1f 0as fet=
fenoe @ai1meib @atterion nod
manhes lernen fonnte, lit &oratio
gottomlep, Der @erausge6er ser IN
2onoon eribeinenoen @odenl6rit
ySobn 8un". Cine uns 5ugeididte
Summer oieies 9lattes enthGlt eine
ipaltenlange, ii6er aGe MaBen ipiiits
Sdimpferei auf Dos beuti1e golf
uno ben oeutif)en Safer. 8ottom-
leb pre0igt, uie er iib iel5it ans.
s. iidt. Die @enoetta gegell Oie ceut-
ifrH in 2onoon. Sir jeoes clgli-
ihe Sfiff, mel9es oie oeutlden See
rauber p%erienfen, ioIen Elm pear
9eutid,e abeemurfit meroen. Gle
notnraliiierten 9euti6en, allo Sic,
tpeld,e eneliibe giirger iinb, iols
len ge5mungen merben, beionocre,
Mb5eiden 81 tragen, nabrideinlid)
oomit Der 2on6oner SSailIaeel ipeiB,
bob er lie imgeitraft b~eleioigen folls.
aber oieie genoetta mnB auf mad
eem 6rieoensidluB forteeiebt met.
ben, r8enn ibr,~ 10 iagt 9ottonlleD
@ieinen Seiern, oentoedt, ooB Ser Self
ner, Der eild in einem Meitauront be-
bient, Elm 9eutiher lit, 10 idiittet
linn Die Snppe in lein ibmubiges
@eiidt. Slit ibr neben eirlem oent-
ifen gIerf. 10 merit ibm oas 9inten-
fob an ieitten efeIbaften &opf. l1no
nod dbnIiden grinaipien miiBt ibr
banoeln, mo immer ibr nit eir,ein
Gremplor Der Gaiie suiammentrefft.
Sur5um, Der moraliibe Muslab Ser
Gniie mltB iiberan ourd einen BOD
foH beto1tt tper6en. StelIt eud Dor,
! ipie beiite Der beutlde 8nrbier, Ser
heutide 5Ieiider, Ser beutide 8Gf-
fer, Der oeutihe aelner nno Der oeut-
ide Ginar5mann grinien nno mie tie
lin ibrnen boI(iiden Screen iubiIiersn
iiber oie Erng0oie ser .2~ufitania1.
@eoenft, boB Ser Seutihe bon Scsn-
Itinft elm Spion, elm Sdleiher, ein
Wor0er. elm Motpop, elm 8arbor lii
uno oaB er Of natlraliiiert pber nid)t,
Elm geutiber Heih. Sebt euh ben
Safer an. Se6em, Der lid anf Ibp-
iiognomien peritebt. maB Ser perbfc-
deriide, liiiterne Musoruf ieines @e-
iidts n~uffallen gr lit elm tppiiher
Mepbiitopbeles. Sem @eiid)t orii5f
ole Observation-Disclosures aus oie er
~inipiriert. Gs 5eiet feinen Bug bon
MenihIidfeit. auf ieiner pioerli-
den 6rate ltebt oeutlid oas vMene,
Mene, GefeI Gnpbarfin" geidriebeal
itnb, mie Der arieg fortifreitet, ipiro
iih iein @eiift ipie bas oes 8eliaoar
Gnoern Die @elenfe ieiner 8eine tper-
Cen iidy Iofen nno feline anie idiot.
tern. Die genbetta auf i'm Sein
@eidad lit b%eiiegelt. 2aBt uns feinen
peitercn Gag morten, Inn es ous5u-
fiibren."
gs mare ungereht, molten mir
Den 2eIer in Dem @lauben laiieh,
oaB Die gauge 2onooner Greife iid
oieies Cones beoient. 0as 1T nidt
Der Sal. Soratio @ottomlep lit ei-
ne MISUNDERSTANDING. Sauoe in
Der engliihem Sauptitaot cine @b-
Thinning itatt, iper 2ouoons eroB-
ter 2ump iit 10 miiroe err nit flie-
seuoen Sobnen aus Der aonfurreiis
DerborgeEen. Gr lit ein MitteIoing
amii6en Gatilina uno SansDurit.
Sein 8lott lit oas Organ Der Sole.
Seine @efoIgidoft lit Der Ssonbagel.
ltno % in @onoon Der aontrolt sni.
ifen geid uno 4rm, 5tpiif)en 8or-
nebm utb @erine i6drfer lit ols in
iraeno elmer moeren Staot Der
Welt 70 tit oieie @efolsidaft cine
nngebeuer eroBe uuo gottomleD fer
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SnIdaSiide @odjenrnnDidan.

Die llnruben an Ger merifaniiden
@ren5ee ideinen, oanf Dem energi-
iheu @ingreifen unIerer gnmoes-
truppet, 10 5iemli1 poriiber gu iein.
8epeiie fir Die eranlige geriftpo.
rung, BON Ser unIere 3eituneen er
5ablten, iii16 nod feline eingebraht
por6en, aber aud feline @egenbemei-
lie, alio mag iib Ole Sadie mol 10
perbalten baben, ipie geiaet murbe.
Mber ieoenfnas lit ben Gerl6morern
Die 2uit persnngen, ibrelt oBlan boz,
San giego" sur ansfiibrung gil
bringen. 0as blobe gribeinen I'm.
ierer sriippen bat geniiet Inn liner
oieie Sujt 81 nebmen. Mlleroines
lit nod Elm pdar Mal arf uniere Sol.
caten geifoiien moroen, aber aus
benz Sitterbnlt BON Ser anbern Sci
te oes Jlniies. Gum ri6tigen aampi
Eaben iid Die ganoiten ooer Ser,
l6tporcr ODER mas lie nun fem mo
gen iid ibnen nidt tuieoer geitedt.
@li1 oas merifaniide Hroblem
Iiheint iib gu loien, ~aIeroines liz
anoerer @eile als uniere &egiernne
geglailbt bat. Inner patlomerifani-
ider Mppen bot gor nidts geniist.
|gina bat ii6 aIeroings nit Dem in
|ibm entbaltenen Boridlag einper-
|itanoen erfl1rt, aber gnrran5o bot
bisber nod nidts bon iid) berIautcit
IIoiien, mar bat er oeutlih 3l beritel
ben gegeben, DOB er Dem @oridlog
niht ornebmen meroe. ltno feline
bnipti1hlid6ten Generate, 6enen
man aud ben pnnomerifaniiden
AppeG 5useididt bafte, Die boben
lommt un6 ionoers unierer 3egic-
rung eeidriebe1l bob oieie Code iie
nidfs aneebe, fonoern nur ibrem
gbef Serrn Garrar5o, gu benz tie IN
unberbriidIider Sreue bieIten. Mlio,
ipie eeinet, 6ieie groBe Aftion lit
misgIiidt, tpie ia aud borber 5n ie-
ben mar, aber in5uiifell bot iih
Garran3a's 5telllng 10 p~erbeiiert,
ooB es nidt moglif erideint, penn
unfer Yrdiioent feline Meimung nod-
mails 1noerte uno Jest Garran5a nn-
~erfennte. @ic geiagt, nnmoeliG
tp6r's uiht unter ben ietigen 8er-
baltniiien.
Dit Oeutidlano orobt nns tuieoer
elm aonfIift. Die Geutifen baben
oog YafIaeieridiff .arabic" III Der
f@runo gebobrt, als es ii6 auf Der
Niidreile bon 2iperpool nod NesD
gorf befan6. Inter ben 8aiiagie-
rem maren aud mebrere Mmerifaner
unb 5mei bon oieien iollen ums Sc.
ben gefommen iein. es Ddre alic
ser San 90, BEN Br6iioent @ilion hi
.leiner 2aiitomia : Iote als einen
Deliberately unfrienolD act~ be5eld,-
nete nno nnlere engliiden 3eitun-
aen, Die teraniiden nno Gan Mnto-
nicer on Der Spise, tiin bereits ibr
geites, INN gu Seinoielisfeiten gegel
gcutihlano 81 besen.
ltnIere 2eier fennen uniere Stel-
lung. Bir boben ben Stanopruft
ees B~rdiibenten, ooB es oos @ehf Ell
neg Neltrnlen uno beionoers eines
neutroIen omerifoniiden 8iirgers
Iei, 8eiien ourh Die ariegs5one 10
eft mo nit meld)em Sdiffe es i'm,
beliebt, 5u MAIDEN uno oaB oieies
Iedt BON 9eutidlono reipeftieri
meroen miiiie, ME onerfonnt. 8ir
baben oieIen Stonopunff ols eiuen
gang ~uniinnisen uno unbaltbarel'
nneeicben unb berurteilt. @ir fon'
men alio aud Die, ouf ibm bofierta
5hlubfolgcrune bon benz voeliber
aieln unfrieoIp oct" nidt aIs bereh'
Ec4 ouSchon On cSoIne Aplieu iehcr
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-23

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