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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-18
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memorial meeting IN honor Of
Nsrcisse Leyen has been planned for
tomorrow evening, at the Educational
Alliance, 1917 East Broadway. Jacob
H. Schif, Louis Marshall and others
will speak.
Michael Mcdvetl. Of 800 Esst Third
Street, fell under Sixth Avenue car
yesterday afternoon. When an cmer-
gency wagon came and lacked up the
car MedvetZ crawled out and asked
for his pipe, which he had dropped.
The American Jewish Historical So
ciety will hold its twenty-third, annual
meeting Sunday and Monday al the
Hotel McAlpiu.
Failure to collect dues al its regu-
lar meeting, Tuesday night, saved the
Ladies' Amalgdmated Garment Cutters
Association several thousand dollars.
Burglars 'pried of the door Of
the small safe in the associations
rooms. at West Twenty-frst Street.
yesterday morning, expecting to find
the dues, but got only $40.
Several hundred Suffolk County far
mcrs. stockholders OF the Long Island
Potato Exchange, decided to put the
association into voluntary bankruptcy,
at meeting, At Riverhead.
On complaint of Mrs. Rose Fink, Of
674 st. AIMS Avenue, who said he had
followed her to her cousins house aud
in the veStibule had thrown his arms
about her and kissed her. James
Squeglla OF 53j East l56th Street. was
sent to the WorkhouSe for thirty days
by Magistrate Levy
While his father, dying from blood
poisoning. watched the tragedy from
window Of his home Bremo Ortcllo, ten
years old. Of q Ellison street, Pater-
son. \. J., was killed by an Erie train
a Ahc Rirnrsihc crnasinc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-18
NEW YORK VIEWS SOLD
Good Prices Rule at Second
Session of Moale Sale.

New York views, sporting and naval
prints and cngravings from the Moale
collection attracted throng of bidders
and buyers last night to the Ander-
son Galleries. The top price of this.
the second session OF the sale, was
800, paid by J. +. Drake for "The
Farmers Stable" mezzotint in col
ors by William Ward, after G.. Morland,
printed in London in 1892. The same
Waldegrave," signed artists proof in
colors, b. Sydney +. Wilson, after Rey-
nolds.
Il. Fridenberg was the purchaser for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-18

than the Rlack Hole Of Calcutta. y
Dickens. after an afternoon ~ thai
room. could write another 'Hle"N
House II sends married people iro"
there horribly depressed
The resolution 70 resciud the rcsoiur
ton Of 1895 will be introduced ny
Alderman William +. Quinn. OF tne
10th District Its introduction WI
provoke A fight between tho Fusion ana
Tammanv aldermen which may nave
serious effect on other measures 10 p'
taken up.
Scully Suggests Reform.
Long was not at all pleased by. TIC
situation. He said he know notol't
about the circumstances under when
he entered the bureau. and ne dcnl'
that conditions there warranted CRU
cism.
CITY Clerk Scully said he was un,
aware that anything Wa wrong ano
he had no cnlighteninC coinweU' 20
make on the fact that I'VE men arc
permitted TO work IN the bureau
Don't bring me into this he SAID
"I'w q clean man.
He said he favored direct super,
vision over The mon in the bureau and
then said: O.,
"1f given statutory authority should
he willing TO perform the marriages
here in the Marriage License Bureau
letting that work in the other Dor
oughs 90 20 tho deputy city clerks
there. Tho license could be issued
and the ceremony performed al Tor
tho same 81 charged for the license.
Or fec. 20 20 to the city, could be
fixed =,
! city "marrycr" is favored BY Al
dcrman Curran. who says that # the
Quinn resolution is adopted he VII
AK legislation IT Albany establishing
a sala~icd marrying official. whose
lived Zee will 60 70 the city. tommis-
.lnncr NallstCin approve. Of This.
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Whitman Against Ci,v +,

fFrom q sisr Ccrrsspooa.., N'
Albany Feb. II. -Gov.,,., : =.
is against any legisls,lv. ~. '''
ton Of New York CITY. &c.
think the Legislature Ia. ,.' ss
ness here in Albany wi.ao".. 's
New G York City looking for y. =. !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-18

Sl32 30 Of Trinity ChurcA
\ rare colored lithorrasi VII.
stone by John Forsyth ~ IN
NEE. The total Of ths 'a III
81 .2S2 so and Of the sale 49,. sr
1877 s.. T" ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-18
Time Curtain Rises o-day
RNOON.
AFTERNOON FEATURE FILM,

2:30-Captain SCOtt Nntarctic
Pictures ........ Maxine Elliott's
- TO i1:3o-Tho Warrens OF Virginia
Strand
2:3o-Thc Wheels Of Justice. Vita graph
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FEATURE FILMS.

s:so-Capt. SCOTS Antarctic Pictures
Maxine Elliotts
- 20 1t:3o-The Wsrrens OF Virginia
Strand
s:3o-The Wheels OF Justice Vitagrapb
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-10
(6ortietAi1ltg ioigt.)

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ssyn Der Sa[lc bes Gerruaniu WtGnner
d,ors in Baltimore hht pergan9ene
@oae Der 81. Se9nifertuQ bss
.Deutit QmeritunIhen Sshniters
0crbanbes" iputtssfunbeH. SieSisuna
nurbe pom9miiber Rabarb 6. Sano.
Iab er0tfnet unb ipd1rts nit fur3er
unterbte6ung fir bus Wittagsma9t
.fis uta 6 llbr Mbenbs. Bon ben oielen
rlebhtsn 9ef6GFten fpurbe nur mtts
gstFilt. bab Der nGrhItc Sehniterta8
in 8rrotlpn. 81. g., a6ssbalten tpers
ben ipirb. Oesalei6en tpurbe bei6loI.
ZEN, bic @efHitte Der te4niiden Der:
eine in ben 6itlihen Ghooten bur9 ein
gebrudtes Wert Der Tabfpelt sli ers
boltsn, sunrul fsither bic 8erbdnbe IN
Cincinnati, ct. 2ouis, Glebelanb lnb
Buffalo eiusesanssn fnb. Cine gtns
labung bes friiberen Stddtsiefretdrs
Dm. g. Brian 5ur 8eTdidung bes
apeiten pan anleritaniiden tptfens
i4aftf6en aprtgreifs, Der I'm De7erns
ber in WafBinetou sufammcntritt,
tpurbe perlefen. Die iibrigen @ei9dfte
fponn meiitens fehnriider Natur nnb
besDgsn iid bruptfdblid auf Grassn
cbrfot tmlii5lnif fGer 9eneaituria.
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glusldnbiidbe StabrtGten

56rt nun bic berun aa
fenbe 9ranate2 MG6reio DON
sSnfanteries.i9ob bebnuptsi. bub man
bas Gsf9ob islbit ni9t bort, ipirb Don
ben grcncten geingt - fpenigiiens BE-
bauptst bas Elm Ibeil Der RriegstHil'
nebmer, pdbrsnb .in anber.r Dem hi
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kraniauIenben grdna.e nod binntr'
fen lam, +. dlfo iommen bort. ST.
ben ,glonaisbefien fir ben naiurtpiia
isnI9aitli9en llntsrriat' untsrinhi
Or. SD. Wlsinede (Stetiin) bieIe beiben
Ge1auptungen uno fiib.t 5olgsnoef
aus: 3unGdit III man seneist, biz
R0sIia,sit Der lsbten gs9suptuns 81
osrnsiRn, ba ia Die. gei&ipinbig'eiter
Der mpbsrnen GefHofe bic S4dugs'
idypinbigisit bon $50 Uieiern in Der
Setunbe bebeutenb iibertNffen. 2i6e-
s-nauere llnieriu9ungeu (pcn 90.
9onle) hiIm ertennen, bdB StYar bic
ssei9pinbigfsitn bic Sddllses
'qpinbieteit iibertreffen, bab ober Der
2ufipiberitanb bic G,eihpinOiateit Sss
@tf4oiies auf Wertbe unier $50 Mes
Ter in Der Setinbe berdbbriiasn taHn.
60 t0nnis man AUDI ein Snfanterisse=
f9ob porber b6ren, penn Der S9iibe
seRiieenb melt entfsrnt mare, nGmli9
5tpei stilogntter 3. .. bti Getptbr Tloz
bell 98. Die 3eii, bic Der g5uG ees
brai9t, b. |. 2000<330 slei9 6.09 Gss
iunbsn. III tleiner ala bic GIugssit DON
L657 SssuHSeu; Gber bk 8sitSiffsraia
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y man snaasns in eslsIsn sas GneI nnaisr erssIai..

! Mar Sacobs an Weitsrn SiGs 3
| 9. unb g. 60. $500.
ebiparb .. aagaisr an CHARLES 8
GIanborf $1,000.
! DITTO Eatterjobn an aion g. unb .
SO. $1,000.
anna S1petnsp an Gputb.rn Dbir
g. unb Z. so. $500.
Sennis 20. Ssbtman an Sarrb Did.
man II. u. $35S.02.
Gerritt ). Jrebrits Sr. al benfel.
hsn $270.90.
SeIsn UP. Srmsbp an georae g
Srmsbp $4,000.
Sobn 70. Stiff an Mi4a,l Ringsi
$500.
Serman Wlitienborff Sr. an Sibnst
2lus. y. un6 9. 60. $500.
5rant q. Samer an Gpncorbia q
u. 50. $500.
Charles @Rite an Wsarsar.t 9is'
gins 5000.
Gbarles u. Morroip an German g.
6. unb g. SO. $1650.
Wlarp 10. 2tntbonp OH 9isrts @art
3 .ltnb g. 60. $500.
Georae J. Wlabmann an 0crpoob
SmproDsb .. unb g. 60. $500.
Clara e. Rcpbsrion an 2. Sc
Resb $3.50.
@arp 9. gsrllep an glpr.s g.
9ramble $3.50.
Sannn ga 9oiitaur anMt. Ssaltbg
9. unb 6. so. $500.
Sames g. G5ibssraIb on Gem ..
unb 6. So. $1,000.
sobn r. @dr9manne an bic Wprts
insmen's German .. uno g. So.
$4,000.
Sfabsla 6. SuIemawan ai6sral 8.
unb 9. SO. $3.50.
Roberi :. Sobnitpn an Union Spgs.
gant uno Sruit 60. $500.
9oroibp $. Mapsr an DO. $500.
2etpis 80. Wdmdde an Grite Rdtios
mai Sant Don glnripoob $3.50.
Do. on eaa 80. arutftrong $500.
Stlen aob an RepubIic g. unb q.
60. $1627.60.
Getilgte 5bpotbetsn.
gbarI.s ). Duporan an Roripopo
RsuI Gitoie ano Improvement 60.
$500.
Wlar JoeObs an aion g. unb .. 60.
$500.
Otto aaiieriobn an DO. $500.
Carrie SdaumIoeffel aH pbilip
RisbsiieI 5000.
George 5oIhersr an DO. $500.
Wlaibias WiiIei an college 5ia 8.
unb y. 60. $170.
Soitpb Meper Gr. an DO. $l40o.
guguii Ssts oQ GeOrs. J. aaisr
$500.
esorse 8. Groensman Gr 8ant Ctr.
.. u. SO. $1,000.
Sobn S6oeuberser Sr. an sSobn
SdOsn6ergsr Sl15o.
eugene SnpppoH on Wldrgaret
grompsl $500.
.. ~. SITlau an IS. =. Souls Sll4Z.
Geo. 8. WubmaHn an Soutbern
Ohio g. 9ant 60. $1,000.
9yroni De SOf an Rep FOUNDATION
6. unb .. 60. $1,000.
Marp 80. glntbonp an Sawss 3.
Cooper $4,000.
aiba RcUhrrsr an 3. Dal.sr Ssne
fins $525.
@rOpsr $. Craig ar Ghas. 8. 9un'
iemann 5000.
Sobn 5. par9mann an Marie %.
2te $575.
Charles asppert an Souihern Sbio
g. unb z. 60. $500.
Robert 8. Sobniton on Union Spgs.
gant unb Sruit so. $1,000.
0,lsn &oa an Republic 6. anb u.
So. $1,000.
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Grnnseiseatbums.. &spstbefcn
9eutSbpOtbtttn.

Shompfun g. @OObruff an Samsl
6. artbur $1,000.
spuiiu glarrs an Serbrt g. %.
doub 60. $575.
Chris. aeim on Mt. S.altep g
unb g. 80, $1,000.
UliIton Sapler on Solitb.rn Sbic
Sdpings 9ant 60. $500.
Sobn v. wluslIer an Cabinet 8
un6 .. so. $1,000.
Samss y. Dusatsdn Gnterpriies8
U. 60. $3250.
Carl q. 9imfeIsun 2iIlsba!s 4. ,i,ut
%. 90. $1,000
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0rnxseisestbamsibertrasx
Cincinnati. Q. geptsmber.

GtntIn III. .. StpItHIptr.
2lm.lia O Wilb al Samusl Wl,
Goodman. Got 12 uub 5beii BON 2oi
10 in @. u. @iIb's llnterabtbeilune
in Golleue 6ilI (Steuer S1); 81.
DaDib 3 Williams on Wtilton Sab
Ter so bel 127 fub or Der Oftieits
bon nsrbinanb place. $50 Iub norb'
lid bon Barton giOab (Stsuer $2);
81.
Wlners y. Cooper an sSames n,
Dusan. "a bel 10 5nB on Der Glib
fsite BON Minto 4beniie, 247 Gub
speitlih bon Wsoniistb Mperue In 6pbs
pcrs cGttusr $3.EVS 81
The Dickinson press., 1915-02-20
Washington's Good Work.

George Washington's surveying done
in 1851, when as a lad Of nineteen he
ran lines through the Virginia wilder
ness for Lord Fairfax, was checked up
recently by government surveyors,
who found the work perfect. Washing
ton, running his lines with primitive
instruments and bonires on hilltops,
left monuments and boundaries to.
which technically educated surveyors,
using accurate modern methods, have
been able to find no variation.
From the top Of Middle mountain, in
the Massanutten range, the old Fair.
fax line may be distinguished without
the use Of instruments and can be fol.
lowed by boundary fences dating from
the earliest days and by blocks Of tim
Der. Washington survey blazes, cut
into the trunks Of trees and long grown
over, have been rediscovered, and all
are several feet higher from the ground
than those woodsmen of today make.
The Dickinson press., 1915-02-20
WASHINGTON FOR EXPANSION

Urged Acquisition Of Western Territory
TO Keep Foreigners From Getting It.
Very interesting to all students of
American history is a letter from
George Washington to Jacob Read Of
South Carolina. who served as a major
Of volunteers during the Revolution,
was taken prisoner and was confined
for four years at st. Augustine, Ella.
He was afterward d member of the
Continental congress and United States
senator.
The letter is dated Mount Vernon,
Nov. 8, 1854, and deals with various
matters intimately. connected with the
future prosperity Of: this country.
Washington complains that specula'
tors are recklessly selling lands on
the northwest side Of the Ohio and
thereby making war with the Indians.
He then proposes remedy:
Purchase, IL possible; as much land Of
them Immediately back of us: as would
make one or two states, according to the
wish to have them of and which may be
fully adequate to all our present purposes.
Efx such q price upon the lands so pur-
chased as would not be too ~,exorbitant and
Furthermore for real occupiers, but high
enough to discourage. m~onopolizers., De-
clare all steps heretofore taken to pro-
cur lands on the N. w. side Of the Ohio
contrary to the prohibition Of congress
to be null and void. and that any person
thereafter: who shall presume to mark,
survey or settle lands beyond the limits
Of tho new states and purchased lands
shall not only be considered an outlaw.
but fit subject for Indian vengeance
= he, then discusses with vigor the
vital importance Of opening up the
western territories to American enter.
prise and colonization by means Of wa.
terWays and roads. He adds: y
II is to prevent the trade Of the west
ern territory from settling In the hands
either OF the Spaniards or British-if
either Of these happen there is a line: Of
separation at once drawn between. the
eastern and western country. the eonse-
any man of Information how fast the lat
ter. Is settling, how much more rapidly It
win settle by means OF foreign emigrants.
who can have no particular prediction
for us, OF the vast fertilityfof the soil and
the population the country Is competent
to, would be futile and equally migratory
to observe that It 10 by the cement OF
interest only we can be held together. II,
then, the trade Of that country should
flow through the Mississippi or st. Law
renee. IL the Inhabitants thereof should
form commercial connections which: lead,
we know. to intercourse Of other kinds,
they would in q few years be as uncon-
nected with US, indeed more 90, than we
are with South America and would soon
DO alienated from ug. . I Z
The Dickinson press., 1915-02-20

Photo by American Press Association.
BY Nile rise the pyramids. wrapped in.
the shades
OF ages that passed a. the waves on
the shore,
And Karnak majestic, whose vast colon.
nades
A god might have fashioned for man to
adore:
And Baalbek uplifts. like q vision divine,
lts wonder of beauty by Lebanon's wall;
But captive and slave eeared in sorrow
the shrine,
The palace. the temple. the pyramid tall.
To freedom Potomac's proud obelisk
t0wers.
And Karnak and Baa1bek in beauty
outviesg
For Washinston's glory ito grandeur en-.
powers.
And freemen with Joy piled it's stones
to the skies.
O symbol of liberty. matchless. sublime.
Still soar from the meadows to mate
with the sun.
And see thy republic, to uppermost time,
The noble. the peerless. the many in one!
The Dickinson press., 1915-02-20
The Washington
Monument !
- .
! BY EDNA DEAN PROCTOR

WYAVE you seen. by Potomac. that
shaft in the skies. - j..
R Soaring proud from the meadows
|"' = to mate with the sum-. {.
Now misty and gray AZ the clouds 1t defies,
Now bright in the splendor it's daring
has wont {
The winds are its comrades, the lightning.
the storm.
The first flush Of dawn on its summit
:, shines fair, I
And the last ray Of sunshine llumines its
form. ''' -. &s'. :
Towering grand and alone in the limit,
less air
The Dickinson press., 1915-02-20
FOR RECITAL ON WASHING
, TOMS BIRTHDAY.

First Boy-The brave, the wise,
the good.
Second Boy-Supreme in war,
in council and in peace.
Third Boy Valiant without
ambition, discreet without fear,
confident without presumption.
Fourth Boy-In disaster calm,
In success moderate, In all him.
self.
Fifth Boy-The patriot, the
Christian, the father Of nations,
the friend Of mankind, who,
; when he had won all, renounced
all and sought in the bosom Of
his family and Of nature retire
, ment, and in the hope Of religion
; Immortality.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-10

Der 5peite @obn Des
Reidstanslers, 5elir bon 8etbmann
9ollneg, Bot fid jebt betm 3. 0aroe=
nlanen : Regiment uls Rriegsfreipilz
Tiger gefteut. Der iunge 8etbmou11,
Der int Is. 2ebensiabre 1tebt, be{udte
btsber oas Mrnot : @Dmnuiium in
9oblem. BORT fat er feline Motreife=
prufung beitanben. ST muroe, Du er
BET Der llnteriudung als oienlttouaz
l14 hefnnoen lporbeE 1T, iofort lei
ielnem Resiment eiugeiteut. Ser III
te1te @pbn BEG aan5lers lit in golen
gefaqen.
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lioner tomb tiir5lia Die urouffapruns
elnes padenDen bi1tortf9en gdau.
1ptels r5rusig unb treu" Don Msor=
tin 5rehlee ltatt unb bette einen
ltarten grfols. SIN Msittelpuntt oes
Stides ftebt Die YeriDnlibteit oes
erlten aurfuriten bon 8ranoenburo
aus ,9oben5ollernidem Sauie. Mn
ietnem Gburatter, on 1einer lpeit=
l6auenoen alusbeit, an ieinem Ser
sen iuft Der WerfaHer bic Wurseln
gu 5etgen, Die aus Yronbenbura
YreuBm unb aug greuben 9eutlh.
lano ertpa91en lieBen. Ser 9erfui1er
se1d9net einsfarbenfrtfdes, lebbaftes
8uo Der Set gu 8esinn oes Is.
Sahrbllnberts, nit allen ben groBeu
Jragen unb Sorsen, Sic bomals. Sic
Wten14en bepegten, in tmppen, aber
tlaren llmriHen.
Sn elmer 8etannima=
dung bes Rommanoanten Der D5terz
reidti9 : ungarif9en 8aItan1treit=
trafte finoet iid Der 8eri9t zines
aus Serbien 5urudgetebrten Rei1enz
Den, Der gelesenbeit batte, nit sitter
retdif4 unsarii6en @efanaenen a1
1prehen uno Der bus bei1piellp5e
Gleno oiefer armen Men{9en 16iI=
bert. Der Reiienbe lab in Nifd Sc
fansene. bic ibr 2eben nit Straben-
tebren, 5anoIangeroieniten unp Set
teIn friiteten. Mle iparen in s@erril=
lener 8letouns, i9muBig unb perbun=
cert, meiit pbne @4laf1tdtten. @iele
3au1e11oe limb on &rontbeit 5uesuupe
9esangen. Iue 5ieben ben 5pb bieler
elenoen Sefanseni9oft Dor. Ser.
Hel1enbe gelpam Ben Ginbrud, bnb
oiele Robbeit ni6t BON Dem @olte,
lonoern bon Der Sbristeit ausgebe,
Gr ertldrte iih bereit. ieiner5eit {eive
4nsaben eibIi4 gu betrdftieen. Ser
Rorre}ponoent elmer engliIden, s3eit.
ldrift ertlart, bob bic Diterrsibiih=
unsarii4en @efansenen avt Beeroi=
gllng Der al Jledtppbus Beltorbenen
heraneeaoge1 lperoen. Die ur1priinoz
l1te 3abI Der @efangenen lei infolae
bon Rrantbeit bereits auf Bic SGIffc
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-10

INIT Der Ieutidlal6s in @onflift all
1briagen, apas tie abcr llid)t bi11bert,
in Sen bon ibnef fontrollirten Air.j
d)elt Sonntags fit ben, 6rieoensbetens
51 laiierL +.
9l6er mutt biele I'm bireftcn, mad, 2luf-
faiinng nnierer moblpeilen Megierung
legitimen Hrofit lilo lie nidt 3nfrie-
Den. Sic baben nod einet oftoercu,
Goup Dor, Ser iid in rid)t aa5uier-
l1er s3eit an @aa Street nerpirfliden
biirfte. Sbre @erednlll1g gebt baz
bin, oaB, 90 gnglanos 0ermogcn, fir
Die bier fontrabirten 2ieferungen in
Wol0 81 5ablen, iib nabe5u erld0pft
ba6en biirfte, es in 8albe notbigaper-
ben fmiirOe, groBe 8lods onerifani-
lder gon0s uno ionltigcr gefurita-
ten 5t Derdl1Bern Sic iid 5ur 53eit
iii britiiden 6ainoen befin0en. 0iez
les ploblide 4lrgebot miiroe sic Mb-
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itcigen nno 5allen Ser <rje Derur-
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fanfsfolnpagne n%adBubelfeu more,
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gen. Son Ser i'm Soloe bes &apitas
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glftien ODER 8o1l0s irre5umaden nnb
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|taliih miiroe linn feline Soft gum 11ie.
brighten Iagesfl1rs d%bnebn1e1 nn6
nadoem Sic Sd1afldplr poriiber, mir
De Scr Mnrft iid mieoer er6olen.
|Dieielbe Nro5e0ur lit idon oft por-
gelor1u1e11 tpor10en ullb geraoe jebt
|ibeinen 6ie l1mitanoe fir lire erfolg=
notwithstanding belonoers uielper=
lpre6eno. Sab es in btele nl iSaae
feline eigenen 2anoslelte lein niirben,
Die 6aare lailen miiBteu, fiinraert
Den aapitaliiten nidt, benn oa5u lit
|er 81 - neutral.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-10
ocntide OrabtlDie etat;on sas.
billie IN Neiu sSerIen.

3ie 8ln1oesregierung fat sic 2ei-
tll1tg Der 0rabtloien Gele ilber ro11=
men. 8aulm? Selbitberltanolid
nun, lltl1 llniere beriidtigte Nelltrali=
tat 5l1 idiiben. Sapar fann fein
W|etid eil1e1 8eipets oafiir 'brirtget1,
Dab SaDbile irgenbtpie r1lo irgel1o=
ipann lniere Neutrolitat berlebt baat-
te. ltniere &eaierul1g bebauptet oos
toud nidt ei1ltuol. slber 1rnlere Ste
gierltng bat 10. cine 1lnbeltinn1te, pcr=
lhapommel1e Mmlllg,. als lpern es
nj . glid mare, Dob einmal bon
'sappille aus 7ein 6eutldes Iaudboot
benadridtigt mer6en t . III II t e. l1n6
alts 7bielcr ab1tungsnollelt, l11bejtimm-
ten ELECTROMAGNETIC beraus lit ser
|@ile 9eboren, saDbille 1,nter 8un-
Eoesco1troQe 5u itelen.
Sic britiid)en Mgertel1 in gana
|Mmcrifa fol11en ollr1 toie britt
|ld)el1 and1el ibre &egierung, 0ie britt
|ide M0miralitat ltlro oa1nit jebes
|britiide arieesibifL iolpeit es nod
a1t Der 9errld)alt iiber Die Mogen BE-
mos lie fiir midtig balten. 9as ber=
tbeiligt iii, ii6er alles informiren,
lebt ut1iere 9~eertrolitdt nidt, iagt
u@ermania : @erolb" in Milpalfee.
3as erregt in lmlererMegierung nidt
e1nn1al cine nl1beltiann1te Mnl11g Don
Der MoglidJfeit Ser @erlebultq unle=
rer Neutralitqt.
Cine in e%ngliid)er Sprade erldei=
nell0e 3eitung bes Sii0ens bat III @e=
5llg allf u1riere Neutralitat beboltptet,
|tpir ieien ei11 @olf entmeoer bon
9eud)lerlt ODER bon Norrcn, permrt6>
li6 bon 6eioeu. @ir mollen bier felt
|itelIen, BOB mir ittets nro imner
|offen eingeltanoen babel, 6aB min
9lanerifanersnidb snetstral lciel1, 6af
mir bielnlebr nadl alien &r4ften inns
INIT alien M1itteln gngla,1o De6ilflid
ieielt, Dob oel1tlde 8oIf 5u berllihteu
ltll0 1elttldlato Sit r11teraperfen. @i1
itcQen oan1it felt, 0oB min meoer
%bel1d)ellL nod narriid li1rb.
Nea6 6elll SAL Ser u9lliitonia" ct,
f(arte llrlere &egierlung in @eslg ouj
Sas @eleb, ioas Sic l1ebernabn1e BOT,
Grplolipitoffen al1f 8aiiagieroonpfer
bcrbietet, Bic 800 &iiitel1 M1mition,
Die Die v9l1iitania" oft @oro gebabt
lot, leielr 11id)t I'M 5iu11e 0ieles Sc.
lleses Grplolipltoffe. @lber salS ser
amerifaniid)e @eneralfonilll @affneg
III Mfiil,d)el1 cinige 3eit nor Sem
|&riege lein Mltn al1f 0en @allugier,
Iomnpfer nod 0riibel1 nobm, plroe
i6an bon 0eriel6en Megierl1ng aui
@rllto bes %erpabrtelt @eletes bcrbo-
ten, a1h 11ltr einen ein5igen Sitter
t8alolin mit5rnehn1el1.
@ir fino lpirflid) 11id)t 5eltd)lcriid
ge11ltg, Inn Sit be6al1ptelt, llnierc Ste.
giernalg lei neutral, l11r0 mir. fins
Ea'tdH narriid gealltg7T mn Is gu glal,=
tbel,.