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, 1915-07-01
To Install Officers.

AT the first meeting in June
both the local lodge I.O.O.F. and
the Rebekah branch, elected Off
GERS for the ensuing term of six
months, and will install at their
first meetings this month, which
will b. July 3rd for the Rebekahs
and July 9Th for the Odd Fellows,
and all members are requested to
be present, as well as visiting
members.
Rebekah officers will be Mrs. T.
M. Dukes, Noble Grand; Mrs.
Emma Walker, Vice Grand; Mrs.
j. W. Cluf, Treasurer; and Ruth
Welsh, Secretary.
The I.O.O.F. will install Il. A.
Welsh, Noble Grand; D. S. Rich
mond, Vice Grand; E. M. Greene,
Treasurer; and S. F. Karnes, Sec
rotary. Light refreshments will
be served at both installations.
, 1915-07-01
Death Of Judge CRAIG.

Judge David Il. Craig died
suddenly at his home in Evan
ston, Wyo., OF Thursday morning
from heart failure following a
short attack of stomach trouble,
and interment was in the Rawlins
cemetery Monday under the aus
pices of the Masonic lodge, of
which he was a member.
Judge Craig was 81 years of
age and the last time the writer
saw him, he seemed in all appear
ances to be in splendid health.
The Judge was one of the ablest
j%urists in the entire Rocky Noun
tains and his friends were num-
bered among all the honest men
who CHANGED to meet him. He
was able to hold the respect Of
even those whom he had to SEN
tence. His position was an envi-
able one, from the standpoint of
ability as a Judge, and no better
man ever sat on the bench of a
district court, who would or could
give fairer decisions.
1t is indeed a shock to all his
friends and especially those who
knew him intimately. His faults
were like the faults of all men
and are soon forgotten and far ov-
er-shadowed by the better side.
He was of pure Scotch descent
and always retained the Scotch
dialect in his talk. He had keen
wit, was fond of a joke and a truer
friend man never had than he. He
became district judge in the lat
ter part of the COS and continued
on the bench until his death, and
had just finished 80 days Of court
at Kemmerer. He formerly was
of the third judicial district, but
when the district was moved it
took Judge Craig to Evanston,
where he had but recently moved,
Judge Craig's work will live
long after him, and he will be
sadly missed by the bar of the
state, among whom he was as well
liked by one political faith as
another, though the Judge had
always been elected on the Re-
publican ticket.
, 1915-07-01
Chevrolet Demonstration.

W. @. Geary, proprietor of the
Saratoga garage, has announced
that the new Chevrolet demon
strating car will be here on July
9th, Monday, and he will be ready
to show the car to all Corners
Charles Pennock and M. Al. Cush-
ing have each purchased a Chev'
orlet, which will be delivered
shortly. Two others have bar
gained for cars for the next deliv'
cry.
The Chevrolet is certainly 9
classy little car-not SO small ell
Their, weighing about 24OO, and ii
fully equipped with electric start
or, electric lights, top Windshield
, 1915-07-01
Dry Argument Gone.

Now comes the psychopathie
laboratory Of the Chicago Munich
pal Court, speaking through Chief
Justice Harry Olson to the may
ors of New York state at Troy, N.
Y, and explodes the favorite
"dry" argument that drinking al
coholic liquors excessively causes
insanity. On the contrary, the
laboratory sharks claim a man has
to be crazy before he will drink to
excess. "The laboratory has ex-
amined hundreds of chronic alco-
holics," Judge Olson said, 'and
we have yet to find a case where
there was not at least a psychic
pathic constitution, epilepsy, de-
mentia praeox, manic Oppressive
insanity, or feeble-mindedness as
the basis, with the exception of q
few cases where there was a ply
steal basis, such as diabetes or tu-
berculosis, and the man was whip
ping up his tagging energy with
alcoholic stimulants." Judge OIL
son claims the lsboratory's inves'
LEGATIONS prove that the cause o.
excessive drinking will have to b'
removed before we can cure thu
drunkards. He said the state o
Illinois spends ISL per cent of it
total expenditures for charitable
institutions, of which the mental
nervous and insane group max
up 21.8 per cent.-Ex.
, 1915-07-01
Actual Facts.

While President Wilson has
had a horde of special representa-
tives in Mexico to keep him in
formed, the one best bet, sent to
get "actual facts" and report them
was DuVal West, in whom the
President has great confidence.
Here are the products of watch
full waiting to date, as told the
President by Mr.. West the other
day;
"As a result of the various rev.
olutions the economic fabric Of
the country has been destroyed
starvation is becoming general
millions of dollars worth of prop.
erty has been destroyed for nc
, 1915-07-01
Saratoga Chips

NJ. B. McKillip is in Cheyenne this
week.
James Sowder and wife. were in
town Monday.
Geo. Edwards was in yesterday
from Lake creek.
Leroy jenkins was down from
French yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. F. Scarrow were
in town Saturday.
Ed. Hennessy was in town Friday
from Methodist creek.
c. A. Ryan was in town Monday
from his river ranch.
Ralph Wood and son Russell were
in from Elk Hollow yesterday.
Chas. J.. Hennessy went over to
Rawlins Monday on business.
Perry Ault and John Allen were
over from Pass creek Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Tilton were
down from Brush creek Friday.
Mrs. j. W. Heather returned Sat
urday from her trip to California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. BRENNAN were
in town Saturday from Cedar creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horn and Miss Tay.
lor were ir from Cedar creek Satur'
day.
Mr. and Mrs. 3. S. Wood and Mrs
Hull were in from Elk Hollow Satur
day.
A j., G. A, and Harry Kennadal
were all in from Cedar creek Satur
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Watt and Mise Maud,
were in town Saturday from tb,
ranch.
Mrs. g. II. Barkhurst and Sol
Gersham were down from Brus|
creek Tuesday.
Rev. Marquis was down from En-
campment this week, the guest of Nj
and Mrs. Hays.
, 1915-07-01

good reason. The administration
has made a grave mistake in al
lowing Mexican bandits calling
themselves patriots to kin Ameri-
cans and destroy their property
American prestige has fallen one
thousand per cent as a result of
the present policyE"
Put that in your pipe and smoke
it, ye patriotsl You can't belabor
West as a "rascally Republican
trying to embarrsss the admins
tration." He's your own man
f. 81. Barrow.
, 1915-07-01
Cowboy" rs Years Old
After Ropins Championship

Cheyenne, June 30.-Seventy-
six years old and still agile and
an entrant in the worlds cham
pionship steer roping contest,
which is to be held in Cheyenne
during Frontier Days, July 81, 20,
70 and 24-that is Charles A. Sir
lingo, of Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Siringo, who rode the famous
old Chisholm Trail" in the days
OF long ago before the railroad in.
vaded the west, has written the
Citizens Frontier Committee that
he will ride on horseback from
Santa Fe to Cheyenne, a distance
OF more than $50 miles, and will
rope in the championship con-
/ st.
II tied in 45 seconds at the
state fair at Caldwell, Kansas, in
1884" he writes, adding that his
time. would have been about %
seconds had it not been necessary
for him to bust his steer twice.
After Frontier Days Siringo
purposes retraeing the Chisholm
Trail from Cheyenne to Abilene,
Kansas; thence to the Gulf of
Mexico.
, 1915-07-01
COUNTY FAIR
Carbon County Will be Proud of the 9Th
Annual County Fair and All Res
idents Should Attend,


Well, anyway, its going to be
an all-round picnic, fair, fish fry
and general good time. 1t will be
well worth the. money you spend
If it is not, you may put it down
that a Fair can't be given in Car.
bon county. Old man Charlie
Young, Tilton and some of the
rest of them are 'just busting
with preparations.
Baby Show
We will give you the pa~rticu-
lars later on, but rest assured that
it will be a big show for both boys
and girls, and good prizes will be
given.
Fish Fry
That annual fry of trout on the
island will be as good or better
than ever, and you want to be
there early and stay late. Trout
and Saratoga chips are not an ev-
cry day feed with most people
Strangers are especially invited
Auto Parade
The big auto parade will be
pulled off Immediately after the
fish fry dinner and you can enter
vehicles of any kind that moves
on its own generated power. Pre-
miums will be given for the best
decorations. This is a grand op-
portunity for the ladies of this
valley to test their artistic ability
of ornamenting a gas buggy. Sar-
atoga has never had an auto par
ade and this should prove one of
the most interesting features.
Rest Room
Who ever before has heard of a
nice cozy parlor all fixed up COM
Portable where the mother, attend
ing a fair or other celebration, can
take her baby and leave it where
it be cared for, while she is en-
joying a good time? That is just
what will be prepared for the Ia
dies of Saratoga, of Carbon coun-
ty, of Wyoming, or of the q. S.
A, in fact all who will attend this
Fair. The best lady attendants
will be in charge and baby will
have good care. If you SO desire,
you may rest there, also.
A rest room will also be provid-
ed for old timers, where they can
register. This will be the place
for them to get together, smoke,
swap anecdotes of the early day
or argue on which make is the
best automobile of the present
day, and enjoy themselves gen.
orally.
Horribles
On the second day a parade of
horribles will take place. Rag
shags and bob-tails, carefully dec
GRATED, will make up this exhibit
ton. First, second and third mon
ey for the best get-ups, and no.
body barred.
Good Premiums
Now a word to the ladies': Bring
any and everything you can to
the Fair, fancy sewing, eatables,
etc., and the fair committee prom
Uses you a square deal. There will
be no monkeying with premiums
awarded as in the past and all
parties desiring to tamper with
premiums had better stay away.
Good care will be taken of all ex-
hibits.
, 1915-07-01

spare rim and all, and is a very
durable car, being about the most
powerful 4-cylinder car on the di.
rect drive made. 1t is undoubted-
ly constructed of good material.
This n has been making a great
hit In the east where it has been
In vogue for the past two or three
years, proving its ability for hard
work and eficiency-lasting as
we'll as standing up. This a will
cost about 1926 delivered at Sara.
toga.
The Chevrolet company make
one or two more other models, but
the one above described is the
most suitable car for this locality,
being light, strong and handsome.
For all purposes we have not seen
many better cars, and this
comes well within the 1000 class.
Mr.. Geary is an A-grade car man
and picks the Chevrolet as the
one best bet on the market, and is
willing to stand behind the car.
An Editors Commission.
Says the Litchfeld (IlL) News
Herald: MOI long ago a man came
into this Office and stopped his
paper because.he said it was al
ways printing a lot of things about
the same people and he said he
was sick of it. Now when some
thing goes wrong with the coun-
try the government appoints a
commission to investigate and
find out what is the matter, and
the first thing a commission in
vestigates is the man who made
the holler to see if the boiler was
a reasonable boiler. So we ap-
pointed a commission consisting
of ourselves to investigate this
man. We just followed the mans
career ever since we knew him.
The first thing that happened to
that man was that he was born,
but he had nothing to do with it.
However, we mentioned him, al
though his parents were entitled
to the credit. When he was in
his early twenties he got married.
We mentioned that, including the
name of the bride, the preacher,
etc., in fact we mentioned every
thing but the preachers fee,
which was not worth mentioning.
We never mentioned the fact that
he never won any premiums at
the county fair, because he never
exhibited anything. We never
mentioned his name in the list of
committees, because he never at
tended anything. We never men,
toned his name in the list of dom
ors, because he never donated so
much as a doughnut. We certain
ly have been treating this man
shamefully, but we will agree to
run a nice obituary when the time
comes.-Ex.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-06-13
Giif5ug abgeibnitten.
GileubabR Stanislans2sr6erg
ben Gahen eutriiien.
9setrusraO iuirS ssftduSis.

Qetrosrae, 8. SUM-. Der ruiiis
fhe GsnsraItob erIieb beuts cine
GrtIdruns, in Der Der Sieg bcr
bsutI6en ger6iinosteu auf taft nu,a
9eiIen Der rufiif6en Gront i'm gros
BEN ean5eu susegeben nirb. Der
8eribt louttt:
rSm SdaipIi 9iitritt. qropiu3
appno, bat Der 6sinb @erItdrtuu.
gen srbolten. feline 6rput perdnOer;
uno per3lpeifeIte 9tugriffe in Der
Ri4tung ouf 0ubis semndt. 2Im
Mpntos botteu uniere 2ruppen bic
Stobt 9ubie bereits perIaFen uno
bel S6ulpli 4ufteuuug senOmmen.
On Der uuteren Dubpia mar unItr
6orti2ritt befrieOigenb.(0
gauf bem Itnteu llfer Der Weids
fsI mddten Die 9eGtIden Id einsn
eiiuItiaen 8ino Sunubs, um giftige
Safe ssseu uns onSupenben.
rSn @ali5isn fonben ouf bsm
Iinten llFer bes Mis3nios5 s5luFss
bortnGdige Sample itatt. 2tm 6,
SUM- geIong es bem 6einbe, unIey;
Gruppen 5uriid5ubrduaen. @r
ma6ten iebo6 eiuen 9egennngriii
unb nobmen 1000 5sinbe geTangen
rgn Der @nieiter 6ront portn
bic Sample gesen bic rufiiIde 6roat
bel llgartSberg Obne ReIuItat. Mi;
mo6ten 300 @efaugene. gtuf b:n,
linteu llfer bes 5IuTes bat ber
0einb feline StreittrGfte permebyt.
unb feline 6rout eritredt iid nun pou
3bou3ono Bis sur GiIenbobr.
Die 2tngriffe Der 5einbe 5pts
ihsn bem Sipfa unb benz 2ulptas
6IuFe purOen 3uriidgeihlogen."
(0os i'm obigen 8eri9t erpGhrtc
3bousono 1T bos aus ben beutI6en
8eridteu betnnnte 3uropna, aui
bem n0rolihsn llfer bes 0nieIter.
Der Beriht AltbdIt bic iebr pi6tii
&c mtitteilung, boB in Der Rdb'
bRTes 0rtes bic @iisnbobn BON Sta
nisIou nnd 2embers boa ben Oenta
fden unb Diterrei6iI6 . ungorif6er
3ruppen erreidbt porbeu 1T. 9at
nit iit Der Riid3ug Der 3uFen Gus
bem StaniSlau- 0iitritt mad Nor2s
often abgei4nitten.
9trm. b. Heb.)
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-06-13
Grfol9rei6cs Set.
WIit Giunabmc BON $4,000
5um 9lbidlub 9ebradt.
Spferluilliae 8atriOteu.

G6iengo, Sns., 9. SUM-, 0as gros
BE Wlaienfeit, Dos bDr 3pei gBoden
i'm 8ismdrd 8urten er0ffnet tpurOe,
i'll geitern gum 2tbI6luB getommen.
ST Der Grtrag - er tpir0 auF unges
fdbr $4,000 3eT6dbt - audi lange
ntdt Der, ben man ertpdrtet botte, 10
lit ct boA 9roS genug, um Oiel ourh
ben &rieg berurfa9tes Gei0 linbern
3G belfen, unb aud nod an bic Gbts
cagoer oeutlden MobItGtigteitsonItols
ten elm biibf6ts Siimm6en obfiibren
3u t0nnen, pofiir ndmIid Elm Sell
bes lleberI4uiIes beitimmt fDoroen
1T.
Gelten TIT in g6icago Gin SeTt irs
genoipelhtr Dirt 10 iorgfdltig uno
erfolgberIpre6enb oorbereitet por6en,
tpie oas WaisnFsft, ielten ober au9
III Elm berartiges llnternebmen 10
niorigen 8erbdltniHen unb FOLDER
llngunit beS @etter8 begegnet. glur
Der aufopfernoen 3dtigteit Der 100
5yrauen unb Mdnner aus alien 2es
benstogen, Die bon Srdb Bis fpdt auf
Dem SyeitplaB tpstteiferten, bic gr0Bts
moglidbe Ginnobme 3u er3ieIen, uno
Der unper5agtbeit oes qublitums, bas
1i6 trob Der qdlte, Detters un6
sturms in tisFger 3abl ein3uitelen
pfleate, 1T Der oue ebrenoe GrfoIg
bes 6eItes 3u berbanten.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-06-13

10000 geitiegen. Sn ben SiigeIn
non gtomoS8pn, norOoitlid bon 3u-
ralt, babeu Die Sruppen rmter 8e-
neral BON 2iniingen 0en 6eino ipie-
berlm geidIaaen. Die GerioIgung
bat Die 2inie Oes 2uboe3om- 6miies
erreid)t.
pSiioli6 bonn 9niciter bohen mir
cen 2ufpa.6luB iiberiGritten lmO
8psIotp, oitIid bon aaIusa erreidt.
agIuf Dem peitliden ariegsidau.
pIae lit Ser 9Guoriff Der 6einoe aui
lsniere Steaungen ouf ben SiiOab.
bdngen Der 2orette.Soben gdn3IidJ
feblgciblagen. 9ie 6ran5oien ia.
ben Dorge3ogen feline neiteren 9In.
orifie 3u MAIDEN. SiiOIib bon Neu.
rifle pllroe elm fain0Iiaer 9lngriff
ollr0 llnlere ArtIuerte unlltoglld
genodt.
nS5t Ser @egeno 0ItIi6 bon Sc
tilterne miro bic SdIoft iortgeicbt
Gin feinolider 9(u9riif 6ei 9}ou.
yins.ious- -9outpeut, noromeitIib bon
Soiiion8, lit ourh cinen @egcnan.
grill pereitelt moroen. Bel Giue-at.
9ois, norolpeItIi6 BON 8errp-oll.
8uc, erlitt Ser 3einO BEL ocm Ser.
iud. Die I'M W1ai perlorenen Stet.
Iungen uie0er 81 9eipinnen, i6Dere
8erluite. Cine ient0Iide 6lllgma.
idine puroe aus Ger 2uit ge6oIt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-06-13
Merfiu fiuiirOiger ltnfaQ.
SStalieniiAes Suititbiff iunroc
bel 5iume SeritOrt.
gylannidaft aefauaen 0enpmnen.

ROm, 8. SUM-. Der italieniid,t
@ensrolitab Der0ffentlibte beute
mittog cine ertldrung, in Der 5us
eegebsn pirO, baB Elm italieuif6er
2ufttreu3er, Der Jiume 6out6aroisrt
batte, bon einsm ollngIidsfaG" Sc
troffen unb 3ur 2anbung auf feinbs
Ii4em Gebiste ee3lpungen Uurot.
Der 8eri4t Iautet:
.Gines unTerer tentbaren qufis
f6iffe bslegte geitern bic militdrt.
Tdeu 9tnlogen in 6iume nit Born
BEN. gtuf bsr Rudts9r purbe oaB
auftf6tff iHfolge zines yuniaae5" 1es
3tpuagen. auf Der Sec, in ber gtcfe
Der gufiiniuieI, nieoer5uge6en. 81rt
gerist bas guftiaiff in 8ronO uuo
nuros 3erit6rt.
Die gemonrung Oes 2HFdtific5
puroe gsrettet uno geiongtn gencn'
men,
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-06-13
@ilIolt 5llfrieOcu.
glimmt Sefretdr Srgans Hes
Equation at.
eein glntluurtidrci6eu.

o92ein iperter 6err 9rDan!
sd nebme Sbre Heiignation npr
an, neil sic ouf Der 4nnabme be-
iteben, unb i9 nebme bic ReIignd,
tiun NIT biel mebr als tiefsm ge.
pauern, nit einem GefiibIe perI6n.
li6er 5rauer on. Die bei6tit sSabss
unIeter geuleinIaaftliden 9trbeit
luaren fir mid 1Odit an9enebn.
llniere 4nTihten boben Bis iebt in
foit allen 2(ngeIegenbeiten unieres
2lmtes unO Der OffentIiden poIitit
ii6ereiugeitimmt. Sbre bereittpi1ige
llnteritiibung aler ltnternebmungtn
Der 2lbminiitration mar 9robber3ig
unO ii6er aues Sob srbo6sn. SIRE
aufopfernbe 2tnbdn9Iihteit an he
PfIi6ten Sbres pi6tigen 2tmtes
unb Sbre 8ereitDilligteit, jebe Or
legenbeit CUR 9ienitIeiitung gu tes
nuBen, 1T fir un8 ale Elm 9si'
ipiel getpeien. sic boben nnIsre
aufridtise 8epunberung uno
6reunbi6aft perbient. gfu6 iebt
iinb mir ni6t pegen be8 3isles, baS
mir eritreben, in unIerer 2lnliht ge.
trennt, fonbern nur tpegen Der Size.
tboben, foie biefes 3iel gu errei6en
lit.
n2(u8 bieTsn @riinben geben met
ne @efiible tiefer ols bIoBes Be
bnuern iiber S6re RefignotiOn. SO
bstlnge iie oufriftig. 1tnIere 3ieIs
finb btefelben, unO mir Iontsn fis
matchmaker perfolgen. Sd ge6e
Sbrem Wunf4e nur ftatt, neil idj
muB, unb i8 tpunIbe Sbnen beim
4bI6ieb 8ottes Segsn. Bir ipers
ben fortfobren, fir biefeI6en prins
3ipien GIT tdmpfen. ou9 penu mir
nidt auf biefeIbe Weiie tdmpfen.
p5n aufridtiger @srebrung,
Grge6enit Sbr
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-06-13
gSieoer i'm @SetricD.
Streit in 3infgrnben Wliiionris utft
Sn befitrAteH.

Sopttn, Mo., 8. SUM. @eitern
iuoren bier FottiIh idmtIi6s 3int-
8ergpsrte nit pollen 9tr6eit5trGftsn
in Wieoerbetrieb uno bic gefijrhtanz
gen zines Streits pon gergleuten be-
itonoen ni9t ldnger. 6oTt ole Berg
buugeIeafdnFten in hieiem Dtitritt
edben i6re Qt6'dt egtIdrt, Die 2obne
gu erh0ben. Der unJetp66niicb Do9e
Breis ocn Gr3, pelAes 6ier lebte
0o9e gu $110 per lonne gers
fault nuroe, Bat Die 8srQIeute ner-
anlaBt 66bsre gesablung 3u DetldHs
8en.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-06-13
Srrbitimmtn.
6iiftritt Oes Staatss
lefretdrs Sryau.
Ibiauig beutteilt.

NtN ONA4' - - uut. Gtt HJtelp
gort @orIO" iaat ii6er BEN Rads
tritt Oes StootsIetrctdrs grbon fol-
genbes:
n9rpans Reiignation 3u bieIer
3eit uno inter ben gegenp6rtigen
9erbdItnifeH lift Elm cIenber 0ienit,
ben er bem 2anOe Ieiitet. Q(meris
ianer peritebeu 6errn Srnans lei.
oenIdaitli4e uno oft obenteuerIite
Greebenbeit Ieineu Soealeu 0egens
iiber. @inen oerurtigen GinbruG
piro feline gaeiignation ober ni5t
ouf Die beutI9e Regierung MAIDEN.
SeutidIonb tennt ibn ni6t, pt.
gmerito ibn tenRt. Gs tennt i9a
mr oI8 Setretdr bes gluspdrtiqsn
glmt8. Der felt beinobe span3ig
Sabren Der 6iibrer feiner partei ae.
neien 1T unO breimaI ibr prdii.
oentIchoftSlanbio6t mar.
oGs, 9eutIdIouo, pirb in Ieiner
Reii9notiou cine geteilte glesieruag
uno ibr SeitenItjd, Elm geteiltss
goIt ic9en, lppna6 bic beutI6e Ois
pIomattc in ben 9ereini9teu Staas
ten felt 9eginn oes aricgcs getra@.
tet bat.
n0oS 1T ober nidt bas, mas bic
Reiignation bes 6errn 9rpan fir
bos ameritanil6e BOLT tebeutet. Die
Snpieri9teit liegt nur barin, bah
man 5u beriidf4ti9en bat, mas lie
fir Berlin beDeutet, mo man ieg:
jeben 2lugenbIid bic enogiiltiqc Grs
tIdrung bes prdfoenten iiber bic
infoIae Der beutf4en qplitit oes
llnterieeboottrie9es aufgetau6tsn
6ragen, ertporten iann.
aWogegen mir proteitieren, lit hos
llrteil Oes Serrn 8rpon. 0ie1cs
llrteilsberm0gen, bns. tpenn man "a
geIiHbe ausbriiden Mil, niemaIs cis
mem betlogsnsperteren 3med oien.C,
ais boB 8rpon cine 1rcnnung mt
Difpn berbsiFiibrts, iTt pom qegeu
iudrti9en Stonbpuntt aus auFgtIdij+,
rein afabemi1h."
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iibent @tlIon bot boOur6, boB ey
bic QtnosIegenbeit nit Serrn grDan
gum 9ustrog bradtc uno ben 2ebts
genonhten 3pang, ieine Geiiguotipn
ols StaatsfetretGr ein3urtiden. bsln
pubIitum einen groBen 0ienTt ges
ton. perI0nli6e 8equemIi6teit bot
er patriOtif6er pfltdt seopfert.
pom Parteiitanbpuntt aus b:,
tro6tet mare e8 bieIlei6t bequemer
gepeIen, bo8 aa6inett 3u Ia1en, pie
es mar, 6srrn grDau i'm 2(mt gu
bebalten unb nit i6m betreTfa bsrs
i4iebener Gin3etbeiten in Der 3tpei.
ten glote an 9eutIdlaho einen Sons
promiB gu fdIieBeu.
n2(ber elm folder RompromiB
aus l1tilitGtsgriinben muBte nottrs
lid nit ben 66berer gerpfti9tuas
gen, bic Der QrdIioent ii4 ietbft uuo
benz 2onbe gegenii6er bat, in aon-
flitt eerateu. Gs mar liar, oaB
rationale Snterehen 3uerit in g;'
tra6t fommen, unb oieIen Bate er
Ii8er teinen 9ienit erlpieien, pera
,er an ber Spite bes Staatsbepars
tements einen monn bebdlten bate,
Der perT0nli6e SbeDrien ii6er nntios
mole qolitit felt uno bereit mar
ieinen GinfluB ba3u 3u benuben,
ben Stonbpuntt Ser 8sreinigtsn
Staoten, bic Gehte ameritaniItec
8iir9er. bic geiesmdbig auf 6o6ec
Gee fabren pirtilng8tos 3u MAIDEN"
Sn dbnli4er WeiTe lpretben iie6
bic .Gbicogo 8ri6une" uno Der
sG6icogo SeroIO" ous.
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