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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-08-27

Berlin, Aug oIa Niemen
me Of Official
TO this effect been here.
all the wide of Russian territory Of the Baltic
the German
offensive the
defended position remaining hands the Oa
the principal Russian line defense midway between koyno
about fifty
miles the railroad which
the ninth
political borders
we'll district
Russia inhabited by Poles
reached which
Nicholas fighting existence the soil of
number of the railroad to the
Russian evae fortress
advance this railroad
believed evacuation accomplished
ndered
public delivered
Balkan
theE action.
being accuracy
yesterday that Bulgarian had been
signed -s...I
considerable the
front is reported dispatches
g.. 49,. FRENCH AVIAToRs ARE ACTIVE. 80 -. -. B..
their
office aviators taking offensive
in this territory
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-08-27
Wife and Three Children
Of Brig. Gen ]. ]. Pershing
Burned to Death in Home

j.
at here in at
children Helen
+ Warren Pershin SUI
believed
ssEs
wyoming Her husband at Ell Paso in command Of troops along the
y
physicians Pershing
relative children
to
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-08-27
enuernnr. Saw parada.

Boston, Aug. 27.-Trsatmsnt Of in
mates Of state penitentiaries and
capital punishment was discussed at
the fourth session OF the governors
conference in session here. The fea-
ture Of the days program was the
parade Of the entire Massachusetts,
quota OF the national guard. Pre-
paredness and defense was discussed
by the governors today.
Governor Walsh on horseback head
ed the parade as commander in chief
OF the states forces The visiting
governors and former governors were
in automobiles.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-08-27
German Government Will |"
Give Full Satisfaction to
United States IN Arabic Case
INTERESTING FINDS
AMONG PREHISTORIC
CLIFF JEWELLERS,

"a -tn
Santa Fe, N. NJ, Aug. 27.-Prof.
Nels c. Nelson, of the American
museum OF natural history, ex-
cavating ruins of the Tanos pueb-
las near Santa Fe, has this sum-
mer clearer out AIS rooms and
one kiva in six pueblas ranging
In age from the time of the clifr-
dWellers to late Spanish days. In
San Marcos Pueblo he has outlin-
ed 43 separate stone buildings with
a total of 1000 ground floor rooms,
Sixteen skeletons have been TAX
en- out whole and As more RENTER
red, while Professor Nelson has
recovered and classified thousands
OF implements, pieces of pottery,
bones. Of various animals and per-
fectly preserved corn, beans,
squash and pumpkins. He has
also outlined immense Irrigation
or water storage works built by
the prehistoric tribes.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-08-27
Shells Scream and Guns
Roar Over Long Island

New Aug 2The Of shells and the Of cannon
12inch
proecles
moving target 49,
duplicated
Sands miles
the bate a lew in he
OF a
of
wate
followed without the
great spoud appeared
playing firing
scored will
( was sal s.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-08-27
TAFT ARGUES
FOR REGULATION

San Francisco, Aug. 27.-Formd'
President William Taft argued for
reasonable regulation of capital and
cautioned labor against seeking dis
criminatory legislation in an address
here before the San Francisco Com
mercial club.
Labor unions, he said. had done good
for working men and therefore, for
society, but he hoped for better lead
ers.
Men like Mr.. Gompers and others
are lobbying for legislation which is
discriminatory" Mr.. Taft said. Like
the capitalists, they are beset with the
evil OF being intoxicated with power.
I hope for leaders who will do away
with this dead levelling and give
greater reward for greater efficiency
in the worker"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-08-27
United States for
First Time Leads
World in Exports

27.-F its history
United
Of
yeare ende
Kingdom /
1915 according to an oa
in
last
American exports in the fiscal 1915 domestic
foreign compared with
n
The following table official in the bureau
United twenty-year
tervaIs during the century:
1915 ...$ 60000000
1883 116000000
1855 2l8900000
1875 5I3400000
1895 80, S07.500000
1915 2,768,6o0000
ended December which
80. ~ f4 ~
states during
the century Illustrated w the
earliest
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-08-27
Death Won out.

Chicago. Aug. 27.-Death prevented
Morris Cherowski from realizing his
greatest ambition--that OF becoming
an American citizen. Although more
than 100 years old at the time of his
demise. Cherowski, who came to Am
erica from Russia four years ago,
hoped to obtain citizenship papers
next year. The decedent's son said his
father was driven from Russia by fac
tionists and came to the United States,
which he considered the land Of the
great peace" -.- ,~.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-08-27
MEXICAN
FAMINE
DENIED

Washington, Aug. 27.-General Car
ranza today cabled his agency here
saying. 1t is utterly untrue that any
deaths from starvation are taking
place In Mexico City.
The food situation continues to i'm
prove and has grown steadily better
from the date of General Gonzales
occupation to the present time. The
tinues the shipment of food supplies in
regularly increasing quantities and the
distribution is systematically and
thoroughly attended"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-08-27
Double Header Ball
Game Tomorrow--Two
on Sunday--B
Game on Monday

able Fargo and Moorhead to close the
1915 season free of debt
Turn to the sport page and get all
particulars.
And don't forget to go TO the games
tomorrow and Sunday and Monday.
Be live wire. Show your loyalty
to your home town by some enthu-
siastic, peppery boosting for the Grain
growers.
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Angeles to be Governor.

Douglas, Ariz., Aug. 27.--According
to a report reaching here Jose May
lorna Villa. governor Of the state Of
Sonora, has confirmed recent reports
that he is TO be succeeded as governor
by General Felipe Angeles.
According TO recent announcements
General Angeles was to take over the
military arm of the state government
leaving the civil to be administered
by General Maytorena-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-08-27
German Invaders
Well Beyond Borders
Of Russia Proper
Take 9 Fortresses
RUSSIANS TO GIVE UP GRoDNo.

London, Aug. 27.-The Russians have apparently
decided to evacuate Grodno, one of the important
strongholds on their principal line of defense which
they still retain. message from Petrograd to Reut
given up when the retreat of the defenders has been
covered. The message indicates the fall of Brest-
Litovsk unknown publicly in Petrograd this after
noon when this message was fled. i"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-08-27
PROTECTORAITE
r.. FOR HAITI

Washington, Aug. 2T--State depart
ment officials announced that there is
every indication that a financial
protectorate convention with Haiti viii
be ratified by the Haitian congress
within a. few days. The statement is
made upon adyices received from AM
erican Charge daftairs Davis at Port
Au Prince.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-08-27

on irregularities in connection with
the collection of internal revenue
taxes. The suspensions affect G. l..
Gray, J. c. Oldacre. r. E. Porter, j..
H. Strauss and c. o. Reynolds.
THE investigation is just begin
ming" Mr.. Bouldin said in statement
Previously he had declared the gov
ernment had lost thousands of dollars
in internal revenue taxes in this dis
trict through collusion Of government
employees and distillers.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-08-27

lines were burnt out and a few small
washouts were reported.
velocity of from forty-five to fifty
miles per hour and temperatures
dropped thirty degrees in a few
minutes. No loss of life has been
reported.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-08-27

NORTHERN
TO QUIT SERVICE
ON THE PACIFIC

Seattle, Wash, Aug. 27.-The Great
Northern Steamship Co. is arranging
to sell its own steamer. the Minnesota
and discontinue its trans. Pacific serv-
ice which never has been profitable.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-08-27
Violent Storm.

Los Angeles, Cal, Aug. 81. - A
violent wind and rain storm swept
the California Arizona border yes
terday extending as far west as the
San Bernardino mountains.
Telegraph communication. was inter-
rupted, several high tension power
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-08-27
Bernstorh Gives
This Assurance Today.
Will Depend on the
Facts Of Sinking
NOTABLE VICTORY FOR U. S.
rs OPINION OF LONDON.

London Aug reporting
entity the London newspapers -
wona a notable victory"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-08-27

There win be two games Of league
baseball tomorrow and also a double-
header on Sunday.
On Monday the curtain will be rung
down for the season on league games
at Moorhead park.
The Monday game will be a big
beneft affair. There will be a cam
paign to sell tickets for this to en-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-08-27
Scandal in Kentucky.

NUdfIUaI III NOUtUVNJs
Louisville, KY. Aug. 81. Five
storeheepers gaugers. assigned by the
internal revenue department to a local
distiIlery, were suspended pending the
investigation Of charges brought by B.
B. Bouldin OF Louisville, internal
revenue agents for the fifth collection
district.
The charges were not made public
but were said to have been based up
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-02
Gin beutid.amerifaniides
SiinOnib.

Gin Serr SobH 9rDan, Der in uns
fern Staate als 9entlemanfarmer lebt,
propagiert in Qrtitsln, peI6e in reoeIs
mabigen 3pif6enrdumen i'm ,GnQuis
rer" eri6einsn, Elm 8unDnib 3tpiiaen
t,n 9ereinigten Staaten unb Seuti9s
lamb ais ein5igss WsitteI, I'm eriiere Dor
ensIti6er ge9ebrIiateit unb japanis
i4er Sa6sier iiter gu Itellen. Serr
grDan ersebt iih ni6t in 0agen Der
mutbun9en, ionbern 5iebt aus ben 2ebs
rem Der 8ei6iAte feline S6liiiTc NIT
hem GnOsrgebnib. bab Oas geruitete
Seutidlonb ollein imitanbe lit, 2lmes
rita S4uB gu getpGbreu, bas fir feline
biz ies! NOD peritetten GsinOe often
oaIiest, eine lei6te gsute ibrer 9Gnbers
gier. Der @eOants zines giinbniiies
5piiden ben beiben 2Gnbern Bat obHe
3peifel peitgebenbe gea4tung unb
ii6erIth pieIe 2lnbGnger gsfunbsn, pis
Serr grpan unter Rennung non Ras
men unb WittbeilungeH aus grieFen in
ieinem jiingiten, Oergungenen Sonntag
erf6ieneneu Irtitel mittbsiIt. Gr for,
bert oarin sur lpeiteren 50rbsrungI
ieiner Sbes bic 9ilOung pOn @ereinis
eungen, bic ben 3ped baben iolen,
ben ginbuibplun gu asitiren unb ibn
auf bieie Wetfe Dor bas Sorum bes
ameritaniIten 8oltes 3u briugsn.
gbe es bd3u tommt, ipirb nod mans
der 5ropfen NdHer ben Ohio binabs
fIieben. Obne bic Qnii6ten bes SerrnI
9rpan, BON befen gbrli9teit mir fet
iiber5eust limb, aIs lltopisn biniteIlen
gu tuoIler, min uns ibre 9erlpirtli3ung
ni9t re9t in ben Sinn. yli6t 1uf bic
@riinbs. Serr grbdn
fiigt feinem leBtsn artitsl cine adrte
Der 5lpifhsn GnglanO. 1rantrsih unb
Japau - aufgetbeilten Ser. Stdnten
bel, nit Rublanb tpieber i'm 8eTb
BON 2llasta. Die Deltgeididte bat
Itpar in ben pergangenen 3ip6lf Wlpnas
Ten bic mertipiirbigIten &apriotsu oes
Idlagen, Rationen 3uiummenasbradt.
bic bislang in alien ibren darattsriItis
'fen unb ndtioHalen @runb3ii9er qns
.tpoben ipdren. 2lber tpis biefe 8Oliers
Coalition niht i'm Stanos 1T, Dsutf6s
dnb Don Der 2anbtarte au pii6en, 70
uirb ss tsiner &Ombination gelinsen,
zen 8srsinigten Staatsn biefes Stid'
al gu bsrsi.sn. 9luf biefeu puntt bin
uiro ss ME su benz setpiini6ten 8unbs
Iib iOmmen. GiuIsuatenber III es
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DEPRESSION AND DISCoNTHNT
DAILY SPREADING IN FRANCE
Failure of Dardanclles Expedition. Huge
Loss OF Life and Prolongation
OF War the Cause.

FRANKFORT, June. Reports re-
eeiyed from Paris by Swiss newspaper
show that great depression has taken
hold OF the French public despite the re-
ports of victory with which the war
Office floods the press, saws n dispatcl
Ia the Frankfort Gazette. The pro
French Tribune de Geneva publishes a
report from Paris, in which II IL openly
admitted that the failure Of the Das.
danelles expedition, which caused such
great losses, has greatly increased dig.
satisfaction among the public. The
Ncue Lurcher Zeitung publishes de.
scription Of the state OF mind OF the
army in France, in which It is stated
that the soldiers who are at the fornt
are gaining control more and more over
all public life and that the remainder
oi the population therefore Is looking
forward TO the future with some anx.
iety.
Among the population, this account
states. "the moment Of optimism pro-
duccd BY the prospect Of a success, the
great offensive, was followed by great
depression, which is steadily increasing.
The French press is at present giving
an entirely false impression OF public
sentiment. The fact that the Germans
are taking the offensive, the lack OF
definite news, the ever increasing feeling
that the people are being kept in the
dark in regard TO the real situation, the
ularmingly large loss OF life, which the
government 10 In vain trying 10 con.
ceGli the leyying Of the last troops
these are the chief causes OF the chang,
in feeling.
People are foreseeing the possibility
Of second winter campaign. They
know that orders for ammunition 10 be
delivered in December have been sen.
TO America and that the war office mas
given orders for February.
Considerable criticism OF the Darda-
relles expedition can be heard. The
venture IL described as waste OF energy.
Tie strangest part Of the matter Is
that the minister for foreign affairs has
sent one ot his diplomats TO the Darda.
nelles. Are negotiations being under
taken with the Turkish government
"As far as Italy is concerned, her
moral credit has sunk considerably. and
the officers even say that II would have
been better IL she had remained neutral
since re-enforeements will have TO be
cent 10 her. The Lyonese army OF
200 900 men would be chosen for this
Nothing is expected OF Russia. and
OF the English II can be heard said that
they arc not doing everything that they
should. More than once We have heard
the statement of late. Tt viii be very
for US to recover from this
war.
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polaii, aber man lam nift fpiiien. ss
| nebt 70 rdfH pcripdrts. Gins, 5ipei,
elm Mari@butailIon sinss 0iterreihis
| ihen Regiments 3iebt bnr4, mdbriihe
banaden. srob, blonb nit einein ieus
timentaIsH Gisb. bds BON NAitisrden
banosli. Mu9 iis geFn gum ishitsn
aorps. Run. ipmn fie ni9t miibs
finb, tpolIsn aud mir nod niht 5ufams
rnenfaIien.
9llfc fort, iiber bic Be5irisfrabt.
Die ipitbaren Siaierr6ffer halien bic
befiiae iournaliitifte Sifeniipe nitt
mebr aus; mir miifIsn nsbtn benz Wa'
gen unberiibrt bonn aries. bsnn benz
Bauer tbut Der RuTs nitts uub I'm
iibriaen ldbt iih Der aali3ifde Bauer
bur6 Elm bis6en @sliunisreans i'm
aetuobnien Sang Ieiles 2ebsns ni9t
Itoren. Sdtpornid polsii2 Noh feds
ailomster gb. bd IN eas erIis Sdus.
Ssrltpien. Dor Der S6ule Elm otter.
rei6ifb nngarifder5rainc6erfi Bit
ie aebciamii. bas aOrpsfommanoo!
ga. bds mar ba. ober jtbt III es IN
gartdlofpice, pisIsi9t nod. obr
trabrifeinlih nidt m.hr. ID fame
an 3u eIautsn. bab mir es ror sisU
nid)t einbolsn psrbsr. Col man
i4impfen2 Mb,r neir. man foa Fh
bod freuenl &c gsbi roripdris. gshi
70 rafenb pcrfpGrts unb sing bod 10
lanas nihi.
5iib! Der auiiher ptiitt bic lsti,
sneroi, aus T.intn sali3iften pratts
rofiern beraus. Sd lsibs 5olteraud.
len auf BEN gorotriib. Sd iteia. ii,
Der auf ben Bod, abr frsnu ib iibi
einT9lafs, itiir5s itb 6sim nddfisn SOI'
perm unb bred, ben assbr.su 3lls,
9iefs itsrnIOi, Sat! @sfesnsi bieft
front, Der mir 10 atbemIos nnhiasfn.
Gin Gri. Gin 9ar.ior. Gin Gss
nernlitabsoffisitr tummt beraus. IA
eratllen3 1T ba; bic Strrtn ioler
aleih unaspaitm 3u ibm tcmm'u
fouft ipirb bas absnbeHsu ia taIt. Gl'
10 6in.in. guf elmer 5errdfe itsti
0itsrrsifiTd bon 2nesiitt General ..
ars. Siegtr in pielen SdIdhisn bic
fer Gfisniius. iaat: ia. msiue Ser.
rem. fptnn Si. Nift 70 e,silt hdttsn,
bitten Sic uns nitt m,hr hisr ses
trofi.n. Woresn in allr Griite gsht
e. uorp1rts. Die Tront IN bori!" or
ipsiIi in bic Serns. Sm ShIcbpdrl
ictlaaer Wdftigdlsn. @pn fern Der
or6tnt unb rpIIt stfpas unb.iiimmt,s.
Dort in bic Sront. bort III bas Gsu.r.
Die Sdladli Bel Saroslau bat beaon' ,
nen; mir finb nidt su fpdt esiommsn.
Tie su i.ben. Die Ra9iisalIsr! Der
laus @beno. General Don Ora fiihrt
uns in bas pon RuFen duss,pliinberie
Shlob, bieiet uns elm a5enb.fsu urb
Dsiiunasn fir Worssn. Wir haben
lie, bic Sront. Wir trtrbsn ben itrahs
Isuben Sieg isb.n.
Dr.. Nruolo 65lfrieget,
arisssberi9isritatter Der ,Ssnrs
briider 3eitung".
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proof that aversion for the war was
quite general in these classes.
D.. II...,s..4 G..... A..-.4..

proof that aversion for the war was
quite general in these classes.
Poor Harvest Causes Anxiety.
"Great anxiety is caused by the next
harvest, which would he very poor
one in some districts in consequence OF
inexpedient measures. The prohibition
OF the expectation of grain, which had
been issued by the government, had also
prevented a proper equalization in the
country itself. The surplus amount in
one district could not be sent where
grain was lacking. In these places the
seed grain had then been consumed
When measures had finally been taken
to send seed corn to these districts 1t
had been too late, and consequently
large number OF the fields could not
be sowed.
I'm this way there had been added
to the previous misfortunes of war for
Russia, to the terrible sacrifices IN
people and in economic values, the
paVoltSb POOi oHA HttR' ""
tion. Great dangers arose for Russia
from this; terrible would be the indig-
nation of the people who felt that they
had been deceived by the government
The quicker the war could be success
fully terminated the quicker could the
effects of the approaching storm and
OF the need, which could no longer b.
completely prevented, be mitigated. The
gambling OF the grand
dukes party was driving Russia newt
ably into terrible catastrophe.
These statements seemed to me to
be significant enough because OF the
circumstances and the sources from
which ! obtained them TO make special
mention OF them here. The further
development Of events will show whether
and to what extent this information
agrees with actual conditions ani
opinions.'
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Die salOppirenoe 5rOnt.

mir Darsn cine tisine @ruppe con
arieasberi4isritattern unter benz
aommanbo zines unsarldnbiffynWd,
iors unb zines Sauptmanns pen ben
GaiferiGesrn. in BEN befrsitsH Tar,
nom. t0rtsn tpdbre unb offers auh
iibertriebms @ef6i6ieu aus Der Rni'
ien5eii. iaben Ssrf6oHene 6duier on.
dben SHredlihes unb eroberien ruIs
iiihss Weibbroi. eingen auf Der Gems
berger Girdbs ipasisren unb iabtu,
ais ipdrsn mir in Wien obsr in 8srs
lin, rubig i'm aaffeebaufe - unb bors
ten foripGhrsnb, es s.be pcrpdrts, bi,
Tront perf6iebe iih nah porn. - ga.
bin i6 ari@sbsridteritatier fit sars
notp? @uf Der Strdbs iiauntn bic
Suben meine fcbpar5gelbs armbinbe
nit ben ipeibeu aettern ., @, q. 9,
g unb q an unb ipenu ID bdnn stpas
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e6anfeuitcr ,srtriimmcrt.

Gin nid)t serineer Gdred fvirS.
neiterI 9ornittag Dem Sirpelicr G.
Sdjiuoser. bon 20. 23ti @eit afts
'Sirnbe cinariaai, als p.otIib NIT &c.
ipIItiaem alirreu fem Sdnnieniier
4crtriimncrt ipimoe. ssm eriten sIu.
acnbHt oudJfe Sdrpnecr rniiirIih,
HuB es iidJ Inn eineu 9ioubiiberioa
banSle. aber cs itclIte iib bernus, bah
tns 6eniicr oura rinen llHfnll In
Stiide sraanscn mar. Qcru Braun,
ouh 30. 70S GOnnersberger Strnbe,
Der bic glcnmnp aoenue hernnter
fam, battle bas ilnaliid, blB bic Geidp
iel ieines gpagens brad. SHfoiaebei.
len mar CT nubfr Stanbe, ods Riero
AZ Ienfen. bas bann idseu iriiroe iinix
tirett in bas Sd,oufeniter bee Sllpj
lierlaoens ranllte.
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Radrihkn bon Der 5untenitutiDn in
SappiIls. 0us iit bel ben S4reiern
idpn erpieiene Sbatia9e, unb iOfprt
iino lie nit Der Gorberuns bel Der
9anb. bic Resierung Iolle bieaontrOIle
iiber bic Stetion iibernebmen, ober
am Iiebiten sdn3Ii6 idlieben. 9aranf
aIlein III es ateeieben, benz ben 8IDbs
linn bon elmer sebeimen beutf9en Mae
rinebaiis Dor unierer aiiits slaubsn bic
Ssser ia ieIber ni4t.
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Oas pffene Sdreibsn.
bds bic 8ertreter Der Berg
leuts Golorabos neueroinss an ben
junsep Hotsfeller seianbt haben, bes
leu6tet unter Qnberem, na9oem bic
'Stlaperei Der 9rubenarbeiter geI9iIs
bert uno bepieien porDen, Odb, tie nit
Saut unb 9adr ben @eieQidaften perz
iauft limb = ielbr bic &irden, in be-
nsH iie beten, sebOren bieien: Die Dir
better finben teins 4bbilfe in ben @es
ri9.en; feline burd pplitiibe Uletbos
ben, benn Der Dtapor Der Stabt lit Elm
Glsrt Der @eisai9aft; Der 5rieo.nss
ri9ter elm GpmpanpsSpB; Der Sheriff
eha @ompanp Superintendent. Seit
oreib:s Subren babsn Sic uno Sbre
9enOFen ameritaniIde Ginri6tungsn
BON ben SobIenldnbereien in Colorado
ferngebalten uuo bic 9rubenbeD6lte,
runs Der DOuigen Stlapersi iiberant.
portet. Sic t0btsn sp0IfmaI 10 Oisl
Meni6en bur6 llnfdle pie in DETER
reid; S6re &ontrolle iiber bic SuitiS
1T eine iolGe, bab in ben meiitsu
Sdlen gar tein GoionersinqueIt itatt.
finbet; ieit sebn Saben 1T in mani
tben Siitritten tein Gent S9uoenerIdb
be3dblt iporben. limb ipenn bieIe StIa.
ben aufmudsn, tmportirsn sic Oeipes
rabos unb Gr5udtbdusIer unb ter,
roriiirsn uniere 5rauen unb ainOer.
Wenn bic lebteren Iia all bic Staats
bebDrben I'm S6us penben unb bi:
WiIi5 mubil gemadt pirb, retrutiren
Sic bieie Deiperdbos uno GaIgens
pogel in bic WttIi5 unb periekn iie
nit ben Wufieu beg Staotes. sic IdTz
len bic ameritanii6e SIagge iiber ibs
rem SOpfen fIattern unb Iegen ibnen
bas SsIo Der Colorado 5usI anb SrOn
60. in bic 5aitsn. Damn laTTen Sic
bic 6inengeI6iise unb bic grano.
fddel los uno oeruibten eine BON
6rauen nuo ainbern bepobnts Self
itaot. 8enn Sic Dor Der Welt tpegen
bieler Snfomie 0fisntli6 gsbranbmartt
tperben, reben sic iia 0ffentli6 bamii
aus, oab nur elm &inb sef6oHen lpurs
De uno oab ale iibrigen in benz Rau6
Der unterirbii6en 3ufludtsitGtte, mad
lpel6er lie setrieben fporbsn puren, er.
ititt finb." Die Sefaiate Der ameri.
tanii4en &ObIeu5eden 1T tbatiG6Ii6
nit glut ssiarieben; in Colorado ME
in 9sHnfpIOanien, in Sbio pie in gr,
tanius, iiberul III ss bieTelbs traurtge
Seidi6te. RiitIi6tsIofe aus6eutung
auf Der einen Seite, Der bic 5ur Ser.
,ipeifIuns getriebenen arbeiter nit ge.
DdIttbaten anttportsu, benn Druid muk
Sesenoyud er5eugen. Die QntIogen a.;
gen RotefelIer prdllen ab, cenn ie;n
Scipifen III aug benz be6nbariien
Sunni uno iein Ser3 aus 9ranit &c.
ndht."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-02

aiebs, tann man aud aur Srsunbf9aft
ntemanben Spinsen. DesbaIb slauben
mir audi niGt. bab iid auf 9runb Der
strabitionellen" SreunbI1afi elm
8inbnib aufbauen ldbt, absr bsnno9
befiiriporten mir cine trdftise FDrbe-
rung bes BON Serrn Sobn grpan auss
geiprp6enen 9ebartens, Der fih am
Gnbe peripirtlihsn lisbe burh bic @ss
meiniamteit Der SntereNen, ipelte bic
Wereinigten Staaten unb 9eutIhldnb
an Der Snte9ritdt gbinas,
on benz prin5tp Der offenen
Z B iir i'm internationalen Sanbsl unb
an Der Greibeit Der WeereI
bdben.