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Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-24
Passes Bill Which Will do Away With Bad Features Of Mothers Pension and Provides Relief
MEDICINE PROPOSED
 FOR INITIATIVE LAWS
Would Change Constitution Of State to Make Difficult Placing of Measure on Ballot.

PHOENIX, Jan. 23-The chamber of commerce convention closed it's session today by electing II. M. Fen nemore president and Harry Welch secretary They fiX Phoenix. Janu- ary sixteen, as the next meeting place and date
 An amendment to the state con stitutiou proposed by the legislature is a bill in the senate today by Mar tin, providing that initiative and ref erendum measures hereafter referr. ed to the people to become adopted must be approved by a majority of the total vote cast at the said cleo. ton in lace Of a majority of the qual- flied electors voting thereon If ap- proved by the legislature the amend ment will appear on the general election ballot in 1916
 The senate passed the bill repeal ing the Mothers Pension law and substituting a new method for the care of the state indigent and needy The vote was unanimous but the measure win not have so easy a course in the house
 The bin providing for the creation Of municipal clubs was killed. its one supporter being its introducer, Camp bell The state fair deficit appropri- ation was probably saved from de. feat by Golfers motion 10 reduce the expenditure in the bin to S21OOO
 In the house Flanigan introduced a bin permitting Indian agents and superintendents of Indian schools to issue marriage licenses and perform the ceremony and Farrel had a bill prohibiting holding the teachers ln- stitute during the school term. Mar lar, in a new bin, proposed the crea- tion of a state board of veterinary examiners and state license for such practitioners. The change of coun- ty seat bill was recommended for passage and made special order of business for Monday.
 R. Von Kleinscnmidt, president of the state unicersity, addressed a joint sessiGn of both houses during the day discussing legislative prob lems and the university.
 Flynn, T. S. attorney. today am nounced that he will appoint W. J Bryan, Jr. of Tucson, son of the sec retary of state. as deputy U $. at torney Federal court has adjourned for the term
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-24
Miami Miners Win Strike in TUeIUe Days and Without One
 UntoUard Incident or Clash
Nearly Two Thousand Miners in District Employed By Inspiration and Miami Mines Will Return to
 Work With Scale of Pay Equal to August

MIAMI Jan 23.- Nearly two thousand miners and min men in the Miami district today won a twelve-day strike during which there was never quarrel or even a loud argumen, on tfe streets of Miami
 The strikers provided a peace committee Co settle incidentally all disputes but the committee did not have to meet The Mia. mi and Inspiration companies agreed to raise the wages of their men and the strikers win resume work tomorrow
 The miners went on strike af- ter long period of debate and issued their hltimatum to the companies demanding that they
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kILRANE TAKEs EIeAT

PHILADELPHIA, Jan s9-John- ny Knbane outpointed Eddie Nor gan in sir rounds
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at once advance the average dai- ly wage to that which the men were receiving at curtailment of operations at the outbreak of the European war.
 Both General Manager Gotts. berger, of Miami and General Manager Mills, of Inspiration, stated they would take up the action of the miners with the chief officials of the mines. and it was on receipt of replies from the eastern offices Of the mines that the strikers were notified that they had won their point.
 Governor Hunt also took a hand in the strike, but his little influ- enoe is said in Miami to have had little effect on the policy of the mines management
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SHIP---BUILD DING IS EXPENSIVE
 IN J. $. A.
Costs This Country From 50 To 100 Percent More than In Europe--Foreign Trade Has Many Difficulties.

American cost of ship-construction is from 50 to loo per cent higher than that abroad and according to a reported statement Of Captain Rob ert Dollar, who operated ships in both domestic and foreign trade, lt cost about 3l7.236 more year to operate a ship of 5000 tons under the Amer jean than under the British flag. These are the disadvantage under vhiCh our foreign trade labors.
 There are but two resources; one d merchant marine owrei anL oper gteu by the Government. the other a merchant marine provided by and for the people
 The former just nov urgently ad- yocated. is an uuwise and would b. certainly disastfou - expert ment Aside from the complications, a most certain to drag us sooLer or later into the European conflict ow- ueto the uncertain and conflicting al neutrality, this policy would be followed by the total destruction Of the private shipping interest Private enterprise cannot possibly compete with a Government which pays no interest on the cost of it's ships and throws aside consideration of profit and loss.
 What is the prospect in this case of economical management. and Of those lower rates which the adyo- cates of the plan hold out as a bait for it's adoption We have an exact measure of the fact in some compar- ative railroad statistics. The Panama Railway is entirely owned and oper- ated by the United States. Like most affairs on the Isthmus it has been handled by honest and competent men in their several lines. We have it's official report for the year ended June 30, 1913, to be compared with the statistics Of an the railways Of the United States for the same pc riod The rate on the Panama line was 3.4S cents per ton per mile. as against .72GS Of a cent for all the railways of the United States. That is, the Government rate was almost five times the rate made by private enterprise over the entire country.
 Al the International Trade Confer. ence of the Mississippi Valley and Central West, which met at Mem phis last November, the following resolution was reported
 Resolved, that Congress be urged to enact maritime legislation looking toward placing the American ship, pers and ship-owners upon a basis more nearly equal with these of com petlRg nations. thereby enabling American exporters and ship-owuers 10 meet the competition of other na- tions in the ocean carrying trade
 Not more nearly equal. but 'ab- solutely equal shoud be the require. ment of American ability and Amer lean pride; an equality secured neither by such protection as is ac- corded 10 the weak or by gift money in the form of subsidy, but a privi. lege offered to the strong that he may conquer what is his by right That is the key to an ample provision by American ships There is the nee essary condition of that expansion in our foreign commerce which we all know to be possible and which will be lost or won according to our wis dom or our folly"
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nAclA DEPARTS

GALVESTON. Jan. 23.-The steam ship Dacia will depart for Rotterdam at daylight she cleared this after noon to go via Norfolk lt is uoted on the sbip's manifest that the car go will he reshipped to Bremen The Dacia's matches were sealed by the collector of the port
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MANN ATTACKS WILSON

WASHINGTON, Jan 23 Presi. dent Wilson was charged with seek ing to build up a personal machine to secure the re-nomination and al- so with violation Of the platform pl edges of his party by Representa- tive Mann, minority leader in an ad- dress fin the house.
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COTTON FOR BREMEN

NORFOLK Jan 23.-The Ameri can steamer Matanzas sailed for Bre- men with 6,30O bales of octton. The vessel was loaded under the super vision of inspectors from the British consul's office and the matches were sealed with the British stamp.
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BANKER FOUND GUILTY

PROVIDENCE. Jan. 23.- Edward Metcalf former president Of the At lantic National bank and Henry De- kay a New York broker. were found guilty tonight on indictments chare ing misappications of bank funds.
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sNows ANp STORMS HEAVY

KANSAS CITY, Jan %. - Zero temperatures continued to prevail to- night in western Missouri and Kan sas while Oklahoma, and Texas eX- perienced temperatures we'll below freezing Shows in some districts were the heaviest in years and GOV. cred most of the southwest
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. N . . . . . BAsEBALL's FUTURE IS
 . IN JURlsT.FAN's HANDS

A CHICAGO. Jan. 23.- United . . States Judge Landis took under . . adyisement today the prawer Of . . the Federal league for e temper . . ary injunction against the lead N
 . ing bodies Of organized base . . ball Go restrain them from in- . . terfering with its players and . . the prosecuting of several suits . . against the Federal leagu e. . . The final days of argument . . left unsettled the question of . . The courts jurisdiction and oth. . . CT phases including the charge . . of "uncleeni handsi made . . against the Federal league, and . . organized baseball's appeal. on C . posing tearing down the strict . . ure which organized ball took . . forty years to build
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RUssIAMs FleHT ruaEs

PETROGRAD, Jan. 23 3-.m the region beyond the Chorokh river our troops continue the desperate fight against the Turks, who occupy po- sitiops which have been strongly or gaDized" says the official statement issued from tho general stan of the army of the Caucasus.
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CONFIRMATION IMPOSSIBLE

PARIS, Jan. 23.--No official connr- nation is obtainable here of the re- port from Petrograd that Germany has protested to Roumania because Of tho latter's attitude toward Aus iFia.
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PROVIDED FOR mURDERERs

LOS ANGELES. Jan. 23.-In case he was murdered. S5,OOO was to be taken from the estate to aid in hunt. ing his slayers This was one pro- vision of Kelner. an Arizona banker pioneer who died in Venice Decem- Der 16 made in a cOdicil to his will which was filed for probate.
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- @unSeg gfegieruna
mill 1900 bemtide Ernr.
en- i'm b sainber aus 2 lib.
a nirifa ma h ben Ser. Stad,
..en bringeH. slni @rll,o einer
'@aibinstoncr Srbre bat Der goito.
ner Saienfcneftor Gbmnno Billings
Sfritte getbnn. einen amerifauiiden
0dmpier sii mietben Der ans aap-
Iinbt 1900 Seiltid]e lrailen unb Sin.
Der bierbcr bringt. Tpelde eiirig oa.
nat pcrlangen. Siioofrifa 81 per.
laiIen gis iet III es oem Solicitor
nnb oellen apenten niht gel,ulgen,
einen iclheu Gdnpfer ,u iinofn- Ter
@aibingtoner Grnrs mar Die appie
eineg Sflreibens oeS amerifuiliidlen
@enpraIfonInIs IN Anpitabt al bas
SaHoelsoepartenert beigciiigt, IN
ipeIbem Die tr1iirige Gage Der 5raii.
Ell unb sfiu0er geidiloert Diro. Die
ee3irmpeu iinb, gegeir ibren @unit
IN Jeiubssla,lb 81 perbgeibG,L dem
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Erfaammg ibres 9&mni9cs
9ra9te elmer aIten Dam e
BEN Sob.

San Diego. Gal, 16. DEG. =
Jrau 2uIu Gomftud, sine 74iGbrigs
Dame, briidts ben Dunih aus, DOT
ibrem 5voe nod sinmGI gu flisgen
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gen nit oem 4piatiier Nnton We1ers
boffer il. Das WaHerflusaeus iiiirsts
db uHb fieI in bic Bal, nobel bic 5rdu
ibr Qeber perIor.
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glufities ben Wuni9 aus, bag lie Hliu=
oeitsus 15C0 Jub in bic 50bs gee
tommtn peroe. aur5 naa Dem atufs
flus fDlrbe iis DON elmer pqnitariisen
Gurht ersriffen unb tIammrte ii6 in
DerspeifeIter WeiIe on ben 4piatiter
fef. WeperbOffer oeymodts iid nitt
1rsi gu MAIDEN uHo bas JIusSeus,
DeIdes ii9 ielbit iiberlofen mar,
faIus um uHo ftiir5ie Ing Dafer,
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unb bic. beibeH SHiafeH iHs Daffer
eeitIeucert. Die Srau puroe nit gee
brp6e1erl Sals uHo Qrmeu aIs 2eie
DE aug bem WaNer se5ogen, ipihreno
Wieperboffer nit uHbebeutenoen Der.
lebuNden bQppnfdm-
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I
(Jrau Diuiam @euIIp, 9esleiteria,)
aisS .9be Death Of Spnn b'art"
~. 8embers
Jrau 4ntoinette WernerTWeIt.
Ginber9or:
" perfeet Dap SaeobssBonb.
.Sbe Carl Sing" SCHUBERT.
Der >ainberdor febt fid aus 3Sss
linsen bes g., 7. unL g. @robes alis
Iammen. 0as Sdulorheiter beitebt
aus ebemolisen unb ieBissn ShiiIern.
Mud ale iibrigen prosrammnumm.ri
muiitaliider unb betlnmdtoriIder Has
tur iperoen Bon ebeualisen 3Sslinsen
Der Shule bur6sefiibrt.
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mad bem @taais Srrenbauie gs

mad bsm gtaais Srrenbaufe se-
hraht.
gla1bem ber@eripalter iih seipsisert
bate, bic Sinri1tung ppr5nnthmsn.
ipurbe er Dor bas Sberseridt 5itirt,
inbeifen freiseiproden. Galtin mar
iibsrfiibrt iporben, in pboenir einen
Mdnn emprbet sn baben
5eIbitmprb aus Giferfu9 d !
Tinplap, g., 16. Dssenrber. =
SuIius garbner, elm % Sabre alter
S4mieb idste ii6 Oonneritag Mforssn
cine ausel Ing Ser5, neil er am
9lbenS pprber feline 9raut in Der Sss
Ienfhaft eines anoeren Wldnnes seTes
ben bltte.
Waebr Munitions aons
tratte.
Sbarpn, po., 16. Se5. gs ipur'
be bier 0onnsritns beridtet, baB BIZ
briggs Geaburn Orbnanee go. mt
be- britiIben Resieruns einen Son'
trait absei6loNen babe, oerlelben ~
600 geroplan &anonen, 500 9e'
Idiibe unb cine srobe Inaabl bon o.
s0ligen @runaten gu liefern.
aei9e i'm & offer gefnn be n
pbilabelpbia, 16. De5. Oi'
9ei1e zines Monnes, pel6e IN etnelr
aofIer unter Dem aeller zines bleIlssr
Gssiupss gefunben lpurbe, lit als BIZ
beg .. =. McRi9ol, bes prdilbenter
Der &eller 2eatber 9oobs Co., Der in
Mdra 1914 peri6ponb, ibentiFi3ir'
lpprben. Gb. Seller, Der als @prar'
better in Der 2eberfabrit funsirte, II
in @erbinbuns nit Der Iuffinbunt
Der 2eide perbdftet norben.
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Grbih aftsHeuer

SiGt. Die uusebeuren slnforoc.
runsen, bic bon Der glbniniitratioa
let fir Seer miO DIotte an ben aou.
grpt gefielli iperoen, mogen bic De.
mpfratiide Webrbeit beitimmen iib
jeBt aud fir cine 2lusbehmIrg Der
grbf9aftsiieuer auf bic gunbeseGins
ansen 81 erpGrmen. ReprGientant
@oroea Sun, Iennejiee, sliitor oes
@infommeniieuer Oelebes, iagte, er
ipcroe Die @rbidaftsiteuer Der Gin.
seIitaoten uib Der ciirop1iifen Sarb
Der ituSiren, Inn cine gilnoeSserb.
ihnftsIieuer in Boridlas 8iI brirlgen,
fpenn es nOibig iein iollte, iIeite gro
BE einnabneaueIlen 5ur geitreihlng
Der giiiitinesfoiten siI erfdIieben.
s5iIl, bdlt bieie Gbafiad)e, oab pieie
Ginselftoatgl Die Staler bereitS eill.
gciiibrt, fiir fem SinoerIsiB, iia aud
,pon HvuAsswessu eiusnfiibreu
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a, beitsriabrfr
Bon einsm farbigen I'm il
pnsdrbeiter eridofieu.

rs e1reM ar gen " n Il
oHsar setter eri9ofisn.
6 bicaso, 16. DECEMBER. = Qls
bert 9lIer, Seiddftsugsnt Der 2a.bers'
sSnternationaI llnion, iDuroe Don Ro=
bert 9. SubnioR, sinem Witslisb Der
Union, Dor einem R.ubau in elmer
@oritdot erihoiieu. 4ler mar elmer Der
So 4rbeiterfReprdie tpeIsbe I'M
ocrigsn Wonat Deesn gerindp5runs,
b6sartiseH uHfuss, grpreTuus uHo
Singing" in aH.IaseauitaHb Derfest
puroen.
Wie Elm Witarbeiter bebanptst, fab
Jobnfon, Der ein Reser 1T, Qlsr toms
men, D.rlieb feline arbeit unb part.s
ts bis aIer bidt ssnug berangetomf
men NOR, Dorauf er bier S9iiis auf
ibu abeab. Ser M0rber flob, ipuroe
Gber Haa LANCER Sasb fefts.nonmen.
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babe. neil bisier in einem qrkiter-
SraDal ieiH.n gruber f9psr pers
0puHprI 9Qpe.
e ommpHipap" last pis
Der BON lid bOrer.
Dafbinston, 16. Se5en6er.
Der amerisanii9e Roniuf in atsier
beridteie bem Staats+ +Oepartement,
bdb Der amerifaniIde Selbampfer
Gpmmuutpap, Der in mebrereu Berihs
ten als DON aaudbooten ansssriffsH
unb perfeHtt figurirte, bafelbft bell
nHb gang eingetroffen fei.
RDrber in Srrenhdusges
f9idt.
YhDeniL Mris, 16. Dsa. -
Mm. galfin, ben Der @eripaItr bes
3nhtbanies in Glorenr. am 26. Tos
pembsr Htdt bduasr noate, wurbs
Deaunfsag far irsiiuais srsIaxs xus
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QofaI Seridt.
0ldnSenben 0erlani
Wabm Der erite SIbenS Der sseier bcs
SilberjnbiIanms Der 80. 9iitrift
S6uIe.
9ente slbenb fpmmt bic aeier init ri'
mem aun5ert in Der Susbes Sod.
idnle sum Ibidlrf.

SroB bss auberorbentli6 ungiinitiz
geHsen Wetters mar bic glula Der 80.
SiltrittsShule faum i'm Stauoe Die
5reunoe unb e6emaliseH 30gIinss 5l
tahen, Die iid eingeiunben batten nm
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auDobnen, bic anldblif bes Silbers
iubiIGums Der GinipsibuHg beg S6uI.
gebdubes an Der Warner Strabe uno
Stratfprb aUenue peranitaItet pOrs
ben 1T.
RdmsntIid friibere 30slinss unb
gebrer Der S6uIe batteH iid in sros
ber 3abl eiHgsfuuben unb fsisrtsH
Elm frel,oises WieberIebu, ba mun6e
bon ibneH iirt isit Sdbren nidt mebr
seisben batten. Der 2tbeno bradts Elm
bodintereifantes uHb abpehslungs=
reides Prpgrdmm unb ben gr0bten
gntbuiiasmus ertfeFsIte natiirIih Die
fredericksburg etnes prGdtigen Sla=
biers Ramens Der Sreunbs uHp 90us
ner Der anitaIt- Die lleberrsidungss
reoe fpuros Don Ssrrn Spbn .. MiGer
se5uIten unb fir bic S9uIe iibsrnubm
bag prdftigs 9eihsHt PriHSipaI o.
.. gpIsnbaugb.
Die Rebner beg Qtenos, bereH quss
fiibrunssa our5pes itiirmiiCheH appz
ldus herDorriefen Duren S6uIratbss
prdiibent Dr. &. M. WithroD. SduIe
superintendent Dr. G. =. Gpnocn;
ShuIiuperintsHbent @pparo 3.
Robsris. 9r. $. 8. Gid, Der 2siter
beg beutihen llHterrifts an ben 0f.
fentliden Shulen, Or. 2puis So.
SbieI Der burmulige prtnsipal Der
Sdule, prin5ipal 8. 9. gOleH6ausb
unb puuI Roper.
I'm nas WluIifprDgrumM bes
N6enbs madten iif BAG SduIorhsfi.r
unter Der aeituns BON S3errn Clarence
u. Batter, iopie bic 9amen 5rau
Gbitb MilersW sWagnsr, SRI. aouette
Riebl, SRI. gOelpn Suitrn, 5rl. Rutb
grIsnbsr, SRI. aOIe g. Wtepers, SRI.
Gillian @ueii unb TrI. 9rae. Sab
renbrud Iofpie 6err Stuart Wc9il
oerbient. Den @oriiB fiilrte Or. arE
tbur 6. Bauer.
Der beutiss apeite Gag bss Subis
lGums brinst Elm &oH5ert in Der
5usbss 9o6iduls, fir iusl6ss bas
folsenbs pieloeripre4snoe prpgramm
aufseiteat tporoen 1T:
grDffnunssanTpraG
Or. Qrtbur 6. Bauer.
potpOurri aug Der Bring bon pils
Ten" Snulorheiter.
aisD rSns Sin. Dap" pucsini.
SRI. Wlartba Ditmeisr.
Re5itattrn .1be Cores Of Warp gnu"
Srl. 5bea 8spersborfer.
@iolinIOlO ~llngariiGer 9an5 gO. g.
9rabms
Serr Clarence u. Batter.
Dastt cgeboIb ibe Silliops 2la Qss
Ipp", n5be SUIosn aesenb"
Dublep Bud.
yIuu Hul9IUN HeueIsOpgel.
Serr 8eo. SO. &eller.
(Srl. Selen Iultmdn, gesleiterin.)
GinbsrHor ,Spset arb Som 8lrubp
.1iHters Gborus" 0e aopen.
pOtpcurri n2ilae Domino
S6ulcrheiier.
piaupfoIo .prefube1 Ra9maninoff.
5rI. Ttcrence Sollfelbsr.
Resiiution n0tlugbtp Sen"
Grl. Rutb Jran5
&ornetfolo - Serr Serbert 5iemeber.
aieb Die aOtDsttume" SdumonJ.
Don Suan's Ssrenabe" SiaaitDDslp
SsEr Wm. GsaIp u.
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gspt. @pb.Gb
QieR BEN amerifauif den
GiigenbIGttern ben
0s~t

Rem Jort, 16. Dss. - Capt.
8op=Gb, Der beutffe Warines Mttahe
bat eins Mnsabe peroHeniliht, NORM
er bic Yeri4ts, ipslde 0onnerTtds in
ben YlGitern eri4ienen unb bic be-
baupteten, bab er burh Gdbeimasens
ten sinen pertrauliden geriht ameri>
faniId.r Mariue Sffisiere an ben
prGiibeuten, iit3 perfhofft babe, als
b0sartige 2iieen beSeihnete.
Capt. 8opsGb siebt an. baB ct
einen fuIhen 9eriht niht alIein niat
erbielt, ionbtrn iiberbdupt bon einem
iold,en nitts aebort babe.
.Wesen neiner pffiSiellen Bette
bune sur beutfden goti6aft, beibt es
in Der @rildruns. .mubte ih feitber
bic oielen 3eitilnasansriffe auf nib
unb meine SbGtigteit in bieiem 2anbe
fdipeisenb srbulben, ba es in meinem
2anbe geeen alle biplomatif6e Gillette
lit niff unperdntportlide unb unofft=
sieue 4ngaben 5u antprrten. Su i'd
jebt riht mebr Elm Mitglieb Der gOt=
fhaft bin. 70 tann i9 bic berfhieb.ntz
liden @efdibten in ben MorgenblGtz
tern als refine GrfinbunJen branbmars
Ten, bic AUDI ni9t cine Spur bon Be
sriinbung ba6en.
Benn if ss re1t oerItebe, bann
legen bieIe 9(rtitel mir CUR 2ait, ba6
ib burd 9eheimaaenten cine lleber=
fidt Ober cine aopie eines 9:beimbe=
ridts. ipeI9er pon Marine Sffi5is.
rem fir ben prGfibenten Wilion aus-
gearbeitet mar, aus benz @eiBen Sall=
ie babe iteblen faiIsn.
5batia9e 1T, bab id BON sir.m
folten 9eritte ME etipas geb0rt babe,
rber baB er fir ben prdiibent, bic
Ser. Staaten Resieruns ober fonit
Semanb ausgearheitet iperbe. sSd
femme teinen patriotii9en Imerifaner,
jung ooer alt, ipie in ben geri6ten
angegeben Pirb unb babe ME einsn
umeritaniiden giirser in ,ueinem guz
reuu bef6dftist.. Der patriotif9e
jnnge @meritaner, Del; in ben 9eri9s
ten erfpdfnf ipirb. ift ebsrio cine
Mptbs pie bic eanse abfurbe ges
fdtdte4.
Capt. gOH Chs anipieeslung
anf ben .patrtoiif9en alneritaRer" be-
,aiebt iih auf cine STEELE in ben ge=
Ti6tsn. Do ss beibt, baB elm ameri=
taner in SienfteH bes Capt. ben prds
1iDeHteH bon Der Sade benadriatist
babe. -,
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su0 gtarfOtifa perfuuit baben.

Inter Der antlase giartotifa in urs
seIebli4er Meiie nertouft su baben,
lpuroe seitern SIabore s. MilIer bon
Ro. 344S Sab Strabe, alDcnodie, in
Der 2tpotbete feines gaters on Der
'SehIten nno Srbn Strabe pom SiIfss
gunbesmari9au Sausbt perbaftet.
Miuer IrlI elmer Sarbieen, bic Dor
einisen Sassn in Saft senommell
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