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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-05-23
STATEMENT ON
SINN FEM ACTS
FORTHCOMING

London, May PA statement Civ
ing full particulars Of the acts for
which Is participants in the Irish re-
bellion had been executed was being
prepared and will be presented short
ly. Premier Asquith told questioner
in the House of Commons today.
The premier added. In reply to 4
further question, that he was anxious,
because of the misunderstanding in
America on this subject. that the
statement should be presented at the
earliest possible moment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-05-23
C.. c.. L. & P. co. TO
GIVE ITS CARMEN
WAGE INCREASE

Portland, Me-, May 22.-Announce-
ment was made tonight that the con-
ductors and motormen on the trolley
lines of Cumberland County Light
ing & Power Co.. have been granted
an increase in wages Of seven per cent,
about $4,000 a year. The
increase is to take effect June l.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-05-23
T. R. TO TESTIFY
AT RIGGS BANK
TRIAL TUESDAY

Washington. May %. - Theodore
Roosevelt will come to Washington
tomorrow to testify at the perjury tri-
Bank officers. His secretary tele-
graphed the bankers counsel toda.
that Colonel Roosevelt would be on
hand when called as a character wit
ness in behalf of c. c. Glover. the
banks president, one Of the indicted
men.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-05-23
GUN POINTERS
ON PITTSBURG
MAKE RECORD

San Diego, Cal, May 22.-Forty-seven
hits out of IS shots at a range Of 1890
yards was the record made by the three
inch gun pointers of the cruiser Pitts
burg at the elementary practice in tor
pedo defence on the drill grounds off this
harbor last week, it was announced to-
day The firing was done at night under
conditions approximating those prevailing
in actual warfare. The men behind the
guns scored So hits in So shots during the
day practice at 1900 yards range.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-05-23

$50 May 1a-(Correspondence of the
D.'ad Press. This is the history as
ass, % ~. tho authorities here of the wide
WV .d Mot which resulted in the ILL
'f,ad Nursing in Ireland. which plunged
-. Emerald Isle for a space into reign
:. tloodshed and destruction 1t is
~ the effect that the Sim Fem
w. was used as pawn in the
,.re MAYED by Berlin and certain Ger
and revolutonists in America, and
.,a failure Of the revolt was made
,'..,,, cure BIZ the inability or disinclina-
Ian On the part of Germany to carry out
.o-.ant features of the plan at almost
~ last moment The facts given here
...o been gathered from authentic Brit
j., sources The plot had its inception
.,o,,,v after the beginning of the war
,r,1n certain Irishmen and Germans con-
owed the idea of utilizing the Sim Fen
o,r.nzation for a revolt-the Germans
h.rg actuated of course by the admitted
,r legitimate purpose of weakening Great
p,;,ain and the others having national
,s,irations or. in at least one case, de-
giro 10 obtain revenge for alleged politi-
%, wrongs suffered at the hands of Eng
land AT that time the Sim Feiners, who
,sal,y had organized because of Jealousy
- the Nationalist Volunteers, probably
had no definite idea Of starting revolt.
They accepted the plan, however. and
eventually fell victims to scheme which
was not of their making.
The name of Sir Roger Easement ap-
nears prominently throughout the story.
Plot Started in 1914
Sir Roger went from America to Chris
,ania late in 1914 under an assumed name.
From there he proceeded direct to Ger
many with his Norwegian servant. Coif,-
cident with his arrival in Berlin certain
officials eXerted their influence and guar
antees of assistance back of an Irish re-
bellion 1t was thought at that time that
revolution could be made successful
and elaborate plans for furthering the
movement were put under way. Accord
ing to this account. Germany agreed to
furnish money. arms and men to assist
the Sim Feiners. and, most important of
all, is said to have agreed tn an invasion
of England which would prevent soldiers
being sent into Ireland by the British war
department.
America the Medium
America was made the medium of COM
munication between Berlin and Ireland.
Certain Irishmen in the United States
enlisted their services and Captains Boy
Ed and Won Papen, the then German ma
val and military attaches respectively a:
Washington, together with numerous 9TH
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-05-23
"GOOd Morning,
CuStOnlerS''

In a bright, CHEEKY way,
that is what you-the
storekeeper - are saying
when you fill your windows
with newspaper advertised
goods.
Your friends, your neigh
bors, have read about these
goods in their favorite
newspaper.
They will be eager to see
them.
And seeing them in your
window will at once stamp
your store in their minds.
The next time they read
the advertisement they will
say to themselves, "Oh,
yes, I saw those in Blanks
window"
And your sales and Gus
toners naturally increase.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-05-23
NEW HAVEN ROAD
LIFTS EMBARGO;
NAMING POINTS

New York. May 22.-The embargo on
carload freight on the New Haven con-
signed to Bridgeport Waterbury, Hart
ford and Torrington. CT, was lifted to-
day by the embargo committee of the
eastern freight accumulation conference.
The embargo on anthracite coal has been
modified and the New Haven road will
now accept it to thee extent of one-half
the average daily receipts from all con-
Meeting railroad lines received during
May, 1915.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-05-23

nit avenue residence.
First reports stated that Mr.. Hills in
disposition was of q minor character.
Reports today, however. were that COM
plications had developed and that recov-
cry was not progressing as rapidly as de-
sired.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-05-23

Commander W. A. Reynolds and the
degree team Of Ecnry G. Staples
Camp, S. of ". went Monday evening
to Hallowell where they conducted the
initiation ceremony on a class of
candidates for the Hallowell camp. The
Augusta boys We're Hospitality treated
by their Hallowell brethren and had
most enjoyable time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-05-23

The Augusta Chautauqua Associa
ton held a Well-attended and enthusi
astic meeting at 100 Monday evening
at the Augusta House and arrange
ments were gone into in detail for the
Chautauqua meeting to be held five
days, commencing July IA. Presi-
dent T. c. Ingraham presided at the
meeting. Perley M. Lawrence was
elected chairman of the advertising
committee.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-05-23

A lot of 10000 trout fry from the
Monmouth hatchery was received
Monday afternoon by the Cobbossee-
contee Yacht Club and planted in the
waters of the lake, the work Of plac-
ing the little fellows in their new
home being looked after by Capt. r. n.
Pernette.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-05-23

command at Kut-el-Amara, and his stan.
will be brought to Constantinople and
probably will be assigned to the island OF
Prinkipo Tin the Sea of Marmora). where
they will be allowed full liberty. Most
of the officers and men are still at Kut
and Bagdad. Some will be sent to Damas-
Gus.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-05-23
ANXIETY OVER
ILLNESS OF HILL.
THE FINANCIER

Jane. ' MINI, May 22.-The illness Of
itali,t :. mr. railroad builder and cap-
and bus;. causing concern to his friends
hot b,sn s', ae associates. Mr.. Hill has
day, rema;n, MS ONCE since last Wsdnes-
''''hg In retirement at his sum-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-05-23
T. & P. PASSENGER
TRAIN HELD UP

Shreveport La, May 22.-Texas & Pa
cific westbound passenger train was -eld
up today and the mail and express car
robbed between Grand Cane and Keith
vile, it is reported by postal authorities.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-05-23

The friends of Howard Owen Will
be gratified to learn that he is stead.
lily recovering from his operation for
cataract and that the outlook for him
is considered very promising.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-05-23
SHIPPING NEWS

Portland, Me-, May 22.-Arrived:
Steamer Charles E. Harwood, Tampi-
co: schooner Railroad, Port Clyde;
Grace e. Stevens, Surry for Var
mouth.
Sailed: Steamer Wawenoc, Rockland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-05-23
SANFORD MAN
AND CAMBRIDGE MAYOR
DIES MONDAY NIGHT

Aller ',use' Mass, May 22.-Frank A.
Of c,u s"o was the oldest living ex-mayor
born u huge died here tonight. He was
orb.ra sanford, Me. He served as may
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-05-23
AUGUSTA LOCALS

The Hyman Gerstien Agency has
sold the Bessie Lane property at 20
Myrtle street, which is a valuable lot
with a 9O-foot front, to L. A. Hussey.
-Advt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-05-23
The Grocer and the
Home

The small grocer controls
seventy per cent. Of the food
product trade Of the country.
The goods move directly
over his counter to the family
larder. He is a neighborhood
institution. He comes in close
contact with his customers a.
all times and intimately
knows their likes and dis
likes.
1t would be strange If the
grocery man were not quick
to sense the influence Of
newspaper advertising. He
knows customers begin call
ing for certain brands by
name when these brands are
newspaper advertised. What
is more natural than that he
should push these particular
articles? n ,.,s.sA....a.s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-05-23

The average American eats s01a
pounds Of beef, seven and one-halt
pounds Of veal, sevent EIGHT pounds
of pork and lard and six and one half
pounds of mutton and lamb every
year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-05-23
Sim Feiners PaWnS
in Hands OF Germans

Failure Of the Revolt Brings to Light the Incep-
tion of Widespread Plot that Promised to Be
Most Disastrous Reign of Bloodshed and
destruction Found Birth in Berlin and Am
prica-Boy-Ed and Won Papen Mentioned as
Co-conspirators
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-01-28

ben Jlur. Die Gauss uno 9cf.
tar tontrolierts er. Die Yarter-efen>
ter nab Dem 9ose uno gins befries
oiet sur Hube.
5n Dem sroben SdIaiSimmsr Der
5ohtsr tpaltste Der S6Iummer pars
teiji6. eliis uno 5bstla laeeu
BALD in frober SrGumen, uno pie
ii6's esb0rt, oominierteu barin bic
SishIten.
8utb obsr mari fid unrubis bin
uno Der. Sbr mar 10 an9it. unp
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llnb oils snblid audi lie trGumts. mar
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INNER pieoer srihrpden ouffubr.
2lIs nm bier ubr bic g~ior9enionns
our9 bei. 8orbanssf4Iis ilugts, err
bob iid Elm iunsss, ipnit INNER fro=
hes Ntenideutin0 ibernGhtIg miibe
BON itInem Eager.
Gibt ss abnunsen. iinO 9rdums
Ibnuneen2
gutp bat eS iid ipdter cit ses
frast.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-14

Die beitte ullgemetn iiblibe 8crnens
6uno bon Rartoffelftdrte BEL Der grot'
bereitung bat bic g2obruuesmitteI6es
mie por oie Qlufgabs geitsIt, folcbs
3uTGBe aud isoer5eit IcbueIl ndbipeis
fen su t5uuen. glo9 Wlittsiluuseu
bes t0nigli9en bpgieniI6eu SnItituts
IN 9eut1en (DberI9Ieiieu) IN Der
.GRmiicrs3 3eitung" ldbt iid oieIsr
glu&peis iebr gut ouF mitroftopiihem
Weg no9 porberiger gGrburg 0es
8rotprGpdrates fiibren. Mabreno ndms
lih glog9ens unb MeissnItdrte fih
our4 Qtnilinfarben nur largIam uno
ipsnig onFarben laHen, S&5t bic 3ars
toFfelndrte IN bieler Siuii9t Elm gaH3
enisegengsiebtes Werbdlten. ScpobI
in getpobnIi6em 3uiiano lpie oud nod
Bel elmer eeipiTen @ertlsiitsrune tann
man Bel ibr ftbr f4ueu Itarte Uarbuns
gen herborrufen, 70 beilpieIspeiie NIT
oem 5arbitoff Gbionin. Sn etnem
bomit bsbdnoelten @rotprapardt err
fdsint oie SRurtoffslaSrte lila, 6os
Geipebe oes g2oggens unO MeiSentors
neg tteFrotpiolett; bic @1nenlhole bes
Ecegens unb Msissns ToiDis bic gtins
oenf6ale Der 2ortofFel fdrbsr ii6
bldu. Don onoerer Geite lit gum
sydrbeu bes grdporatss aud D2stbpls
biOlett empFohlsu porben. Dlit Silfs
bieier mitroItopiIAeu 5drbunsSmetbo,
oen lGBt Iib iibrieens aud Der GroO
Der @srmoblune un6 9lusmabtuHg bes
Gjstreibes feitReEIen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-14

10 ic1ipad. bnb i'd umficl. SD beeaun,
Qboin e. Rinfbnms &e9etable @onIs
pound 81 nebmeiJ nno 8ebn Gage ipdter
fonntc id) cIien obne meiucm Wtaaeu
ipc6e sit tblui Scitoem babe id Die Dlez
oi5ir genommen uno bin luie cine neile
Ntau. SD ipie9c iebt 127 @funo. Sic
f0nnen baber Ie6en mas iie idbon fir
mid eetban bat U}ein @otte bebdliptet,.
oaB Sbre N3eOi5in mir oas 2eben eerettet
bat H. 8rnu Z. 2. @arlUiu, 1924 Glib
A. Gtrabe, Columbus, Ohio
9boia 6 Yint9ams @egetable Cons
poluo bereint IN lid Die 6eiltrdfte bon
@ur8eln uno Ardutern bic notbig lino,
Inn Sen oeiAmdc6ten Grgancn ocs Nors
pers @elunobeii uno St6rie 5uriid Sli
bringcu 9as lit Der @riiuo uarlm
Nrall @arIop, cine djroniIdle Snualioiu,
10 Uollitdn0ig gcndB.
@s lobnt iid fir 8raien, Die al
Srauentrdntbciien leioen, luenu Tie oaranf
bclteDem 9boia s. Rinibams @eletable
COMPOUND 81 erIalten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-14
q d I1nercf.

g(s 5ol9e eines Strcitcs, in oeiieu
@crlauf CT nieocraeihloocn uno be-.
wuBtIos auf DER 9ouOiiroBe liegen
geloiicn morOen mar, Itor6 @iaiom
SoiDea aus @oooliod oeiieru W}orgen
81 iriiber 5tlinoe i'm llnioerlitdts-
Soipital. Clinton @lcGaniel, eben-
falls aus @oooItod lno Elm Shmoger
Sowea's, befiuoet ii6 Der Gbot be-
iduIoigt i'm @ei6ngniB 81 gqicott
Sin. Ger aampf 5miicbcu Oen 9ei-
oen ioa ii6 in Scr 9}adDt bon San-
iiog auf Sonntao abgeipieIt 6aben.
g dmor3es NoubgeiinOel l..
@eil er cine gicrilaiHe aui Dem
SHdOeI ieiner i6mor5en @eliebteu,
Marp sling bon Or. 8tl. 9la6org.
Strobc, 5cridIooen bate, wilrOc &c.
tern Der 9leocr @eorge 5ranflin in
Der peitliden @oli5eiitation BON giid,
ter So6aunicn auf ein Sobr in oos
Stoats. 9lrbeitsbaus geiHidt. gln0ere
9iegcr 6e5cu9tcn 5rontlir 61tte ieine
9loiiengenoiiiu get6otet, wenn cs
i6uen nidt ge(tngeu mdrc, i'm felt.
5ubolten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-14
SoG unO 6u6en.

@tepben pi9on, Elm ebemalieer
frdn50iilder RriegsminiIter, siebt IN
ber Zines" cine 9ilan5 Der fiinf5ebn
serieesmonate:
~DsutI9Ianb 3og In ben arieg, Inn
Grantreid nieber5uIHIogeu, Inn HuBs
lamb 5uriid5uperfsn nm gngluno au
oemitigsn nod Fiinf5e6n Monos
ten piIoer Rdmpfe bat es teines bies
fer 3isle erreidt, folelid, foet Npibon.
III es nid6t @iegsr."
Cine Ge9en6iIun5. sruntreid ers
tIdrte. odB es Bis gum 6erbHe 1914
Die DeutT4en iiber ben glbein 5urilds
ettriebcn bdben niirbe; 0RuBlonb btrs
tilnbete, bob ss BIB Dsibnc9ten 1914
feline Seere in Berlin unb gDien bas
Ben ipHroe; England probItt, ooB es
In bier Woden bic oeiitfhe 6lotts bers
ntntet bdbtn ipiiroc iis baben teines
oteIer 3iele errci1t, dber nab piapns
Qlnii6t Iino iie trpbosm bic Siessr.
Dic Qlniirten babeu Oft ertldrt, 6aB
Te gelgien befreien, 9lorbsGrantret9
bonn GeinOe fduberr. GjaIi5ieu beieber
ipiiroen, Die DeutI4sn bolten BEL
gien siTenfea, iie BoIten gorosGrants
reid eiIenFeIt, Iie balten polsn, furs
lamb un6 sineu Eeil Qtlt=NuBldubs
siTenfeIi ipsr 1T SET Siegsr9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-14
2llr CO nndl @nitnn.

6olacnOc @aiiogierc baben auT
Dem Conpfer Ontario" Gapt @.
s. 9ono, bon Der oMerdants anO
Nliners' Transportation 50. fir Die
&eiie nah Bolton &aIiage beleet,
weIdes S6iif oeiteru 9lbenO Inn 6
ltbr Die 9lnfcr lidtete. Serr uno
5rou 81. 6. @ilion, SSames Gurreit,
SciIie s. SeilcmaM g. z. Glliott,
9iobert 8. @ra6aut jun, s. glus.
baum un0 grnit s. @ebb; Die SS.
M. y. aubelbcd, 81. q. EaDne, 49,
2pnd, @iaiam %. @rien, @atrid
aeIl0, @iaiom 8eIep, Sobn Stliort
S. y. @ipcs, 6. 8nfer imo Or. @eo.
g. Epitel mo @eicllIhaft; Die %.
men 81. 2. Sort @. IS. Stone, g..
3. 9anoaa, Z. $. Garrett ino &C.
icaihoft Sib6s uno Eohtcr; Die
6rls. Sciiie gropH 9lora 9. ;Srn3er,
Morp 9ellp, @lar9oret Chambers,
9llicc s. Gouuor 9idtoIine @riffit6,
81. g. GoUis, @aIireD imo 30. 8.
&ellp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-14

8rauenleiocu unb
glerboiitdt oelittcu.
SD battc 5c1nicrs
gen in Der rec6ten
Geite uno fonnte
nic6t cRcn, obne
Dem N&ngcn iuebe All
t9un. Naltes 98al
fer fonntc id) iibers
baiipt itic1t trinten
nod robcs Sblt, fri
fdcs Sleiic1 ooer
6ubn eiien. Won
ITS 9Sfuiio fiel icb
ouf lis ab, ilrlo
...tAA..n.ft l... II.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-14

9lcuuunOjmon5ig Stuoenten oes
.,2oDola College" empiingen geItern
9l6cno IN Der gluIa scr g(nitolt ibre
Giplome. 9(u oieie 5eier idIoB iih
Gin 9lcOncr.GontcIt oit Del Dem iiA
iolgcnoc @roouirtc bctbeiligten: 9lo.
bert g. Gaois, Charles 9. Gola6on.
SSo6n u. @6ert, N1i6ocl 9. @ubneB,
sSobn 2. Gciap, 9ioomon Goao, So
icp6 2. Mouao6an @eorgc Selltrict,
So6n ". W3cDcr ino @m. SdObcrg.
6oI9enoe SNiiIer graouirten bon
Scr glniiolt Soicpb 3amioD 9orrp,
@lidaeI Q. 8ubneB, jun, @oworO
9racD Sole, EbomaS 8. GoDIe, W2i-
hacl @. 5abco, 9Dlc @oo0 @oaeD,
@iuiom & Sommono, 9bomas 9.
Sarrington, Syoiepf 6. Soul iimy
6raHcis s. Serrlnnn Sobn @iioo
SiSfp, G6omos Sec SoDges, So6n
6rancis 8orrigau, 9lloDiius GbcItcr
&carnep, I6omoS 9'oul Gellcg, Gbas.
IS. 2epin Gbomas Gin Samcs 8ie-
mer 2ooe, Soiepb 3. Wonagbalr
Gbomas g. Naoore, @eroro s. N}ltb,
SSoiepb Z. @arr @eter y. 9iatowsfi,
So6n 5paloino &cilp Gabio SEQ.
naro Gpnn s. Gbomns ct. 2eocr,
0gomlmO 5. Suaioat S5oiep6 EeiliS.
Ter Iorneu uno %. Gominic 8id-
Dam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-14
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bon ibuen muBte aus oem Stadter-
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ernTibaFte gl6ii1t Der gntents Seiters
rei6sllngurn geeeniber eetpeieu 1T,
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fcbe Monor9ie rmuit ceofe to eriIt,
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bat nun ou 9uniisn Der olten pornebs
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bsnuTirmo 2uraseorgeipitfh gcitimmt.
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fou benz Derurteilten @oli ui6t bors
ent6aItcn iperbcn, o1B es Sen TOO Der
gbre iitrbt. WenH mir ni9tsbeitopes
niger bon mitleiOiger Eeiluobme Der
iibrigen mlenI9beit bei oteTsm trauris
gen S4auipieI ni9ts perIpilren. 70
bGngt es 5psiTeIlos oamit Sufammen.
bnB bic @slt ben bcitimmten GiRorud
bat, boB bic gers9tistsit bier ibren
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gBsnn zines, 70 bat cisies @DIt ietn
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neil es burb feline uRsrb0rts propOs
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Der 3eit TeInsr Selbhtdnbigisii. Die
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erb0rten guantum glntI9ulo, buB
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iptrb. perft0Bt niHt esgen unfer &e@tSs
eefiibl. 9luf one sydus erforoert Sic
biItoriIde @eredtigteit es. llno es
1T hisIes, mas jebt III bem DieIlsiAt
lebten Qltt oes gBelttrieges oorbcrettet
niro. 1as fsrbiHae alttentat eegen
SeIterrcid9=llngorn, DAB oie QtuFI1iung
bes grpBen GleidsS in rationale tleiue
9eile bs5pedsn IoIlts, miBaliidte. Sebt
miro ilbcr ben Stnersifer bas llrteil
oelpro&en, uno es ldutet 70, bdb er
edns unter bic &ontroue be8 gtngegriFs
Fenen tommcn iDtrD. Scr llntergdus
6es TerbiT6en Staotes miro nur9 oie
Union oes Ierbifben Stammss toms
penFert. mltt ibrer bulbcu Tretbeit
eriouft Bic g1atiou ibre bole Ginisistt.
@erbiens orobenbes @didlul liegt in
Der re&teu GntiptdIungSlirie Der @es
T6i9te uno seretdt ber 9fotion Su
ibrem sigeuen rshten QDobl. Solhe
Gebonten Iino gceignet, ben eirOrud
Der Erasit al odmpfen iebt no mir
bas @oll Dor Ieinem Gjeribt Ieben."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-14

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Dem Sabre 1876 auf ocricl6en Steac
befinoe, uno OoB es Oos erite Nial
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tigen.
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quoruntinirt.
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iic6 ieit ne6rercn Iogeu in OcrStaot
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belts GonlmiiiGr, erfldrte, an Scr
Standardization cine 6cIouocrc
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trennt icin. Ser 9leger 1T mittelloS
uno oro6t felt betrahtlic6er 3cit Der
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tiofeitS @eiellidofteu 5ur 2oIt 81
fallen. CT. @lofe betoute oeitern
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init i6m in 9erii6rlmg gefommcn
iinO, feline 9lngIt Dor 9lnitedlngsge-
io6r 81 ba6en brouAen.