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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-27
TIT FOR TIT IN INDUSTRY.

In reply to the solemn warnings to
labor not to Kill the goose that lays
the golden egg, The New Republic
points out the grim necessity for la
hor's pursuit Of 'its own interest or
forfeit of that interest"
"To many good citizens this Will
seem grasping policy. u is Yet uil~
der our present industrial system no
alternative IL offered That system
Is based upon the idea that each III
dividual and group win secure BY oil
peaceful means whatever II possibly
can Except whore the public In
terest is adversely affected, anyone
may demand anything for his labor
or wares, in reason or out OF reason.
The United states steel corporation
may raise its prices | TO 300 per cent;
the munitions manufacturers may
qnintuple their charges. ana the
farmer Is entitled to charge Whatcver
the customer will pay Tho process
undoubtedly bears heavily on individ-
ual3 and on certain economic groups.
Thus, when the value Of money fails
as 1t has fallen lately. the increase
IN prices profits and wages lays q
heavy burden upon the people with
fixed incomes. indeed every change
In the relative bargaining power Of
The various groups creates the neces.
sity for painful readjustments. Yet
10 one demands that capitalists shall
accept less than current interest rates
or merchants less than current prices,
and the government Is not asked to
intervene unless the change la condi-
tons Is one which undermines the
health, safety or prosperity Of the
nation as a whole
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-27

II don't think the writing them
che two plays on which he was at
worll made me III; ] knew so wei
what | wanted to wriie-it was iik'
copying something that one knows BY
heart
Fro ~ London he wrote in 1902:
II nave also just finished today
act / of Mrs. Bloodgood's play. OF
course, 1t seems as If ] were doing
an awful lot of work And | sup
pose il would be better If / didn't do
so much but | can't help it. | limit
my writing to three hours a day. How
over. the point about these plays IS
that | know them almost by heart.
I've been planning the Mannerlng
piece since a year ago last winter. ]
know 1t all: it only wanted to be writ
ten down and the same with the
Bloodgood piece. 1t isn't as If I had
20 think up plot and situations. I've
had them for a long time
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-27

the South American republics and 10
bring about closer trade relations with
those countries. Much has been ac-
compllshed IN this direction. Prccipi-
tate or ill-considered action at this
time would tend 20 create the impress
zion among the nations whose friend
ship we are seeking that we are en-
tering upon a war Of conquest Of n
sort which they themselves might
have reason to fear from us in the
future.
The matter has been put squarely
up 10 Carranra. In the meantime
every nerve ana muscle Is being
strained TO get al! available troops
10 the border for active military SER
vice. All signs point TO the refusal
By Carranza Of the just demands
made upon him by President Wilson.
TINT means war without a moments
delay. But when war comes, not on
~ will there be no possibility Of mis-;
take as % the Righteousness of our
cause, but we viii be better able to
prosecute It to prompt ana SUCCESS
.u conclusion.
II Is an intensely practical diploma
cy that the president Is conducting
at the present time. II Il the dlplo-
macy Of the man who parlcys with
his opponent until he can reach for
bis gun.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-27
TWO SILVER TONGUES.

W al street Joutfdl')
lfx-president Taft who presided al
the Lake Mohonk arbitration confer
enee, paid peculiarly graceful com
pliment Ia the man he defeated in
1905 Mr. Bryan arrived on the sec
ond morning OF the conference UNI
eXpectedly. but was willingly granted
threo-quarters of an hour for an ad-
dress at the evening session. lie was
introduced 10y MIR. TAFT quite simply
as mir William Jennings Bryan, ex-
secretary of state"
After Nh Bryan had been speak
ing for moro than his allotted space
be turned TO the chairman and asked
if he was exceeding his time. Mr. Taft
with that fine smile of his, and his
simple and unaffected manner, salo
II have been following you and moi
the time" The audience loudly APP
piauded the graceful and generou;
courtesy, which Mr. Bryan also seem
ed 10 feel deeply.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-27
SOUTH AMERICAN
PRESS JUST|F|ES
WILSON s POLICY
Brazilian and Argentine Papers
Declare United States Not
BIamabIe for ReSenting
Mexican Aggression
rsr MORNING ,ooss.l SPECIAL LEASED ~rssl

ief NCHNiNo JOURNAL oftNfNA AtNret Et"ei
Rio Janeiro, June 26.-The journal
OPaiz supports the policy of the
United States, which it thinks sim
cerely disposed to defend its interests,
It's territory and the lives of its citi-
zens, WITHOUT making the anarchy
I'M Mexico in any way an excuse for
practicing acts Of Imperialism which
would bring about the irrep0rable
bankruptcy of the great authority
and confidence the United States en-
joys SO legtimately in American ana
elsewhere.
ut is certain" concludes the news
paper, that the use of force by The
United States against Mexico would
raise on the American continent the
most vehement protestation. 1t is I'M
possible to deny also that a painful
impression Is caused by tie incorrlgl-
bic turbulence of this Latin American
republic which dofies with amazing
blindness the dangers resulting from
its madness and which continues to
despsc all calls to reason and good
sense. Dlunging toward criminal SUI
eide into a fight which can be only
fatal to her"
The Gazette de Noticias thinks the
United States gives an excessive ex-
tension" to the right of police" on
the continent. "No country in the
world, including the United States it
says, has been able to go through
its evolution or perfect itself without
struggles and connections more or
less sanguinary. IT Is impossible to
maintain that violence and q SAN
culinary spirit are exclusively Latin
American defects The severity and
the contempt with which Washington
looks upon the revolutions OF the
lneighboring countries are neither just
nor Christian
The journal de Commerce. believes
that lin the difficult situation in
which President Wilson finds himself
he will employ all his efforts to solve
an unpleasant problem, fraught with
misunderstanding and that he viii
receive probably with good Will all
attempts at concilitiation. The con-
duct OF President Wilson on the oc-
casion OF the complication with HUI
erta must vouch for his actions in the
new phase of the Mexican question
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-27

pressed by the Mexican situation
Despite the talk of intervention by
King Alfonso in favor Of peace be-
tween the United States and Mexico,
no official move in this respect hss
been made so far The feeling in
Spain is that it is of the greatest i'm
portance and urgency that order be
re-established in Mexico. If is point
ed out that there are 100000 Span
iards in Mexico who would be unable
to carry on business and many Of
whom would be virtually ruined
intervention by the United States.
/ it is asserted, would not he regarded
unfavorably by Spain, because early in
the Mexican revolution Spanish fugi-
lives We're effectively aided by the
United States. the Spanish govern
mcut itself being unable to act di-
rectiy'
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-27

sovereign nation has the right TO de-
fond its interests, trod upon by the
Mexican revolution 1t would COM
NIT Il greVous error, however, by de-
claring war, the newspaper believe,
AS the triumph of the Pan-American
policy is preferable to the satisfaction
that would be given lay % war TO eN-
act reparation for an otfense that the
Mexican people cannot make good be-
cause of the anarchy which suppress
es the viii that only the voice of the
powers could express.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-27
DYNAMITE FINE DIrou DIGGER

tFNIm anu FIIeNIdV1l
A western contractor dug 12 miles
of ditch on drainage tract by sim
ply using dynamite. Six thousand
rounds were used in 2O-pound charges
placed in holes is inches apart and
is inches deep. The ditch when blast
ed was four feet wide at the top and
three and half feet deep. a crew
OF four men blasted f.S00 feet OF
ditch in day.
This method is especially Well
adapted for constructing bitches
through underhrush and among
stumps and roots, where digging in
the ordinary manner would be ex-
oeedingly hhorious.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-27
ANTIQUITY OF "LOW VISIBILITY
(Camden's History Of queen Eliza
hnih

"1n the fighting with the armada)
on the 23rd Of July O5SS) the Span
iards shots flew. for the most part,
over the heads of the English, without
doing much execution The reason of
this was that the English ships, being
far less than the enemys, made the
attack with more quickness and agil-
Iity; and when they had given a broad
side they presently shcered off TO a
convenient distance and leveled their
shot so directly at the bigger and
more unweldy ships of the Spanards
as seldom to miss their aim. Their
ships far exceeded ours In number
and bulk and were much stronger and
higher built, and we presented not so
great a target for their fire"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-27

President Wilson has been the tar-
get Of mercless criticism for his
weak and vaccillating' policy In
Mexico. Now that war with that
country has been forced upon us IT
viii be interesting TO note how many
Of his critics volunteer for service
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-27
In FAVOR Or WAR.

q. great corrector OF erroneous times.
shaker of o'er-rank states, thou
grand decder
OF dusty ana old titles, that healest
with blood
The earth when 1t is sick, and curest
the world
O. the pleurisy Of people,
beaumont ana Fletcher.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-27
HOW cIApE rrcH WORRIED.

Clyde Fitch was an intensely en-
ergetic artist. dispatching an enorm-
Gus quantity OF work with ease. and
writing even as he sat at the opera
His spontaniety OF composition is re-
Vealed in a dozen notes quoted by the
editors Of the Memorial edition of his
plays. He once wrote from Italy.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-27
Eastcrn 1roops Entrain.

New York, June 26.--Massachu
sets and New Jersey troops were or
dered today to entrain tonight for
lei Paso New York troops have
been ordered TO leave tonight for
Brownsville. Tex.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-27

Come to think Of It. Williams Jen-
nings Bryan is a veteran Of the span-
h-Amcrloan war with the rank OF
colonel. But we won't insist on his
taking command of force in the
field at the present time, thank you
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-27

The national guard will probably
have General Carranza to thank for
bringing it up TO the highest standard
Of efficiency it has ever known
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-27
ARGENTINE NEWSPAPER
URGES FORBENRNNCE

Buenos Aires, June 2G,-Discussing
the Mexican situation In Preuza to-
day says that the United States as a
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-27

Tho battle OF Nerdun seems 10 he
one OF those affairs where whoever
wins they both lose.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-27

No more rough riding FOR the coll
onel just yet The colonel has been
through the Chicago convention and
knows when he has enough.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-27
Recci,cs ordcrs to Entrnin.

Peeksknl, N r., June 26.--The
Fourteenth infantry of BROOKLYN re-
ceived orders today to entrain imme-
diately. The officers said they would
be able to get away this afternoon.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-27

If the Russians take many more
prisoners the iails will be about full
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-13
Otnr clue @o@e lang gicbt's
9oppel ttntmett TIT MntotonteM
SlQe &Dnteftanten tidDti9 an Der llrbeit, G::s Die
,uidbttge 3eit griinSlieb~ anS5nnfiten!


Die ipidtige Belt Der Doppelitin.
men I'M groBen automobit aonteIt
Der Tdgli9en omaha Eri6ine oauert
lett nod cine gauge 8oAe lang.
Jtaaiten Montag, ben 20. Ml1r5,
fomnt fte gum abl6IltB. IS lit i'm
Sntereiie Der 8onteItqnteu, ite tpie.
oerum altf Die eroBe Ai6tigfeit Die.
fer 3eit oufmertiam gu maiden; oenn
mer IN oieier 8eit Is fertig bringt
einen groben 8oripruag 8ll erreiden,
Der ii6ert iid gan8 beoeutenoe Sc
winndancen. IS muB onerfmut
meroelL Dab Ole meiiten Der Som
teitanten Die 8tdtigfeit oieier 3eit
erfennen; iie iino fat obne Nus
labHle felt an Der ar6eit lino Idrei.
Ben 0aB tie Die 8elegenbeit nod
polleu &r1ften ausriiten molten. sic
iino iih Der Iatiabe bepuBt, oaB ie-
Der berte bic gleide @etptnnAonce
Jat, uno bab iie ieoet goriprung
nit 2eihtigteit eitbolen tonnen.
R%onteitanten, Die beute nod gou8 I'M
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-13
9entide nnb Siterreidilde gplt.

Die n1dllten t~telitralen Q1mpier
Die goitiaden fir Deuti9lano uni
0eiterreidsllngarn uritnebmen, lino
ab Metp gorf:
is. R1r5 8nmpfer oSeaic
6lnb4 mad 4openbagen.
%. Mars = gompfer Limited
Gtotes@ nod aopen1oaen.
30. M~ars-3ampfer oscar 2"
nnfl aopenbogen.
/. april - 0ampfer rgergens.
fpor04 nod Gbriitiania.
Gs lit nottpenoig. ben R1n1en Dec
betreffenoen 8ampfers groB uni
-beutIid optf Dem griefumlfloa sli
rermerfen. Sober 8rief loate Der.
art utartiert tperben, 6a er Iorit
btelleidt anf neiitrolen 0ambfern
beforoert miro, Die engIii6e Sdferl
anIaniet, uno mas bie Serren gnq.
latl0er nit Roit TIM, ipel6e fir lire
iSein0e beitimnlt iito, meiB man ia
3tir @eniige.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-13

geriidt. linn CHI ndfiten lit 8. 8.
guntenteper aus Ibaner Gouiltp,
glebr.. rno Der orittbohIte lit Sen.
RI 8olaf aus Gouglas Gouittp
Hebr.
Ginen Sprung porlp1rts bubeu
ot6 Die &onteitanteu Saul Nennrt
aus Sage Gountp, gtebr., 1tto 8nt
Mleper aus 8latte Goultn, 9tebr.,
at per5eidnen ltnO meroen iie bol0 III
Die Suloerttauien0fldiie einriidelt
Dorausgelebt lte bIeiben oil Der Ar
belt,
8ir pertpeiien wie0er auf Bic iut
ipi0erlegLihe Iatiade. 0uB Ole TO-
600 aonteitanten bellte nod ebcna
leidt boralt tontulen fonnen, als Ot
b06er 5tebenoen un0 ioate bieia
aonteitanten Die tebte 8o6e Del
0oppelitintnlen ein beionoerer gt
iporn lem, 4nitrengunget 5It ut0
den, in Die &obe 81 fon1nten. 8el
ernitlid min, Der erringt Sen Sieg
g8ollen sic, &onteitanteul?
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-13
sreffen 3luiidten N1tmGnen nn0 8ll.
nnfeti.

2oitoon. 10. Mdr8, @ie bier.
9er berihtet pttroe, ioa es bel Der
rumdniiden 0rtidait Robpuo an
Der Conan, tuelde an Der bnl9ari.
i6en @ren5e gelegen if, 8miifet
bulgariidcn unb ramGuiiden @ren5.
trtppen 81 e;tlem 3uinmmenItoB &C.
tommen lein. 8ulgoriide Iruppen
iollen ouf elm rumdniides Ghift
iuelhes feline @aren altf Elm an6eres
umIuo, 6euer eroffuet BADEN, no,
raul bic rumdniide @ren5pad)e Oas.
iel6e e%ripioerte. (Die Radjridt
tomnlt iiber 2onOon, lit alto nit
8oriift announcement
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-13

ten itebeM boben in oteier ISOLDE bin,
reide1De @elegenbeit, an Die SpiBe
Der elite ST fommen, metm lie MIR
ibre 3eit un0 Ar6eit ridtig eintet.
len un0 6eionoers aud lire @ilf8-
truppen in Aftton treten Iailen. eeSft
0ieier ISOLDE Ioate es fir feinen
&onteitanten 9tiaitano geben. IS
muB oas 5antmeIn BON neuen Abon-
nenten fir Die Gribiine undbldBlid
betrieben meroetl. oenn eill NodLaIien
in Der Arbett be0eltet 8erIuit, Ser
bieaeidt ipater MIR idper eingebolt
meroen fam. DeSbalb laltet Die
4arole: 5riid ans 8ert! Sir
oieienigen aonteitnttteL iolpobI bic
bod in Der elite ltebenL ais 0ieieni.
gen, Die on Die Spite fommen mol
len. Seoer bat 0ieie @sode crnit-
ltd 81 beriuden4 0urd 8ielbeipuBte
4rbeit leinen Wtitbelperbern aupor-
3nfpnImen.
@eute lit 8obannes M}eper ans
gtorb 0afota mie0er an Die Spite
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-13
S6(tmme }O(gen
elmer GIp(oGOn!
GgpluiiOn i'm ab5ussFanal reift
Strnhen auf, ridtet 1teber.
idiuemmung an.

Detroit, Mi9y 10. Mara. SsSn.
tolgr elmer @rploIioa bon anaelam.
melten @oien In einem AbFlubtanal
lrlter Der Scottcn ape. tptrbe ae,
tern nadt Die StrnBe in elmer can.
ge bon 8uei Meilen o~ufqerliei
Die @aiierrobren plntten nno fiber.
flateten Die GtraBen. GdoufenIter
muroen serbro9en uro berlhieoenc
@ebauoe nuroen beld1oiat. W2eh.
rere Berionen tpitroen aus ibren Set.
ten gefhleuoert nno bolo oranaten
ii4 Gauienoe boiler @ntieBen auf
Die StraBe, Oa iie %glalbten, oaB bic
.Staot bon etnem @rObeben beilnqe.
iutlt Wor0en mare.
Mtdn fonnte aber aud 0ieIe Sc.
fiirAtung begen, oenn Der qn6lid
mar flrdJtbor. 3aulenOe bon Gon.
men bon aonfretptlaiterrng, an man.
diem 5tellen 0rei Sub bid, tultr0en
IN Der 2uft umbergepir6elt. Die
1diperen 8edel Der 9lbfIuBfan1le
fpnroen 100 Sub III Die S1be Qe.
idleuoert, itno bic aellerrdume IN
Der gat6en @egen0 iteben inter ggol.
ier. Ser angerihtete S6ooen lit
beoeuteno.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-13
Nelben Der nMauen hn6eim.

Berlin, 10. Mdr3. (sStnfenberidt.)
- aaiier 8ilbeIm bat Der gar3er
gemannung oes 10 erfolgrei6en Ser.
itreif8iiglers aM0lpe" Oas @iiern(
areu8 perlie6en. 4nd erbielten fiji
idmtlia mebrere @oden urIoub; it
tpuroen ieood, ebe iie benieIben an
troterl erutabnt, 10 fpenig mie mog.
lid uber lire gbetteuer 5l er31b[en,
0enn Die aontiraLit1t befiirhtet, fe
fourten iolderort leift in offer I'LL
idulo irgeno einem ageiten Oes
5einoes entbiillen. auf meIde @eiie
Die aMome" ourh 0ie britiid)e 5lotte
binourdidIiipfte ltl0 u1entoedt Den
Qtlantii6en 98ean ourdItreifte. Elm
Sdreden Der fein6Iiden Shiffe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-13
Ter aaasummi, Sionier.

Cir bieIe Qmerituntr unb 4mert
taneritnen ift Der aattgummi etpo
Ffp Observation-Disclosures urb mar es l.
gauges 2eben binour6, boB fte mil
lteberrafdung b0ren birften, ME jung
oie 9eidt4te bes Rangummis nod
IL, ni4t mos ben Rpbitoff anbes
tangt, osIen @enub pobrTdetulid
don BET ben alien Q3teten in Meris
TO Dprtam, pobI aber 0ie 8ereitunq
oes aud fir ben @dumen 10 angle
4enben prooufts, pte mir es belte
tennen, NIT benz etnen pOer anberen
6eliebten r5lapor."
ltnIdn9it erft bat Elm Manu, mel.
der tatid4lth Der erite &qtiaummis
6dbritant In ben @er. Staten mar
unb man borf pobl iagen, Der
erite Der MeEt = gu 2outspiat bas
3eitGide 9eHegnet. 9qs mar Der 9rps
aift SObu Gotgau. Gr hotte In btss
len g~e3iebuugsn cine bemertenslperte
2aufbabn; bod lei bier rlr feline
8eoeutung aIs aaugummts gtpnier
6erborgebobeu.
4ls @olgan 10 Sabre ait mar, be-
jam er feline 9eiddftIi6e 5dti9feit
in elmer tleinen 4potbste ieiner 9eis
mat, une CT tpibmete Ii6 nit Wors
liebe Der 6eriteaung bon 0ultensSis
rip eigener art untsr 8euubunq Der
sinet pber an0eren @dttuu9 8olIam.
gr DerIiBte ben SoIus8aIfam (aus
.inem 8aume. fueI1er bauptTdnlih
in Der Region bes amo3rnenitrpmes
in 9iioamerita ipGGit) utlb rpate i'm
gu 9ten9eln, peId3e sr aber 8uuG9H
nur an 8reunoe unb Ionitige Runben
berfdentte. Me6rare Sabre oornad
er3dblte ibm elm 9nnOIungSreiTenosr
beildufig bon elmer grpBen auantitGt
BON merttanifh dem rgbicIe," tpelden
elm Drogit in Der 6albmon0fnot ims
pprtiert babe, in Der 6oFfnung, i'm
.irgenbpie ols Grfab fir aautI6uf
gu benubeu, aber bdnt, ais er biss
unm0glid faub. gerne ipieoer los
iein tpoLte.
Die gef4i6te intsrsiferte golsan,
uHo 6as gnoe bonn 2isbe mar, ook
er ienem aOaegsn Den gau5su gors
rot a@bicIe" btlig abtaufte. @r fanb
henielbeu iebr geeiguet fir bic per-
BON 2utfdpsrt, uuD burd
oesIeIbsu nit Solu.guIfam
llub 3uder gstuanit sr Den ertsn Raits
gummi I'M mObsrnsu Sinne. Die
Rnafrust fieg osrmaBen, oaB Der
9orrat DON Gbicle bato eriaSpft mar.
l~uoraui 81. @oIgdn g1Obt Meuqsn
aus M.rito f,lbIt beittats. RatiirIid
i%pnrfsn iid bato audi an6sre auf bisIe
iSabritotinn, unb bentt iperern in
rem Der. Stlattn id6rlif ii6er 5
qfuno Gbitlt aousummi
uerbrdu6
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-13
GasChWure und
PickeI gefahTIich
g 9. z. SIRE @eOisin.

Rooerne @iieni1nft Bat betuie.
len, Dab @eIhniire, a~arbnnfel,
Btfel unb mitftb1re Snut6faIen
4n5eidlen franfen 8luteS fno.
&outi6uppen uno SUDDEN bon &c.
aerna, Sfropbeln urb SisbIottern,
fnra oae 5alttranfbeiten ltno 6oI.
gen ~fronfen gIutes es lit oos
inft3ierte gflt, oas gefdbrlih lit.
@ern sic 8ideln uno 5lede baben,
baroeln Sic Iofort. 8ifeln fngen
Sbnen. ooB S6r glut nit ltnrein.
lif1feiten angefiat lit. Sic miiIen
Sbr 8lut dusmoihen un6 es burh
Der 0attr eigenes M1itte[, e. g. 2.
geiun6 MAIDEN. Gs 1T Der bette
9~lntreirieer In Der 0elt. @ebrou.
den Sic fette Droger, Ginreibun.
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9lut un0 treibt bic ltnreinIitfeiten
beratts. gs belpirft geiunoen
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Der 3aut berdusgeihtpitt. @e.
ifruiire, 8ifeIn, Ge5emd un0 Sfros
pheI-auseiden berihniuoen. GO er.
reiht, pos 5alben nno Ginreibun.
gen niht fonnerl, es gebt nuf bic
8ur5Cl oes llebels, tn6em es bos
9Iut erreiht. Shire 8aut tpirO fIar
nno 5ie fiblen balb bic Strait Der.
letter @eiunbheit. 2. g. 2. lit
n5atg oegetabiIiid. sic f0nnen es
bei irgertS cinem apotbefer erfalten.
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the Niirror tells. 8enn Chr 6dn
Elm hrouiiher lit. idrciben sic nm
fcdmGnmiden Rat an Smift Gpe.
tifie 60, atlanta, Ga.
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Mnmaniem loQ Naiierten heIfen.

2onoon, 13. NaGr5. = Der Ct.
DANCE SO. tpuroe aus 8ufarelt Qe.
meIOet, oaB 8niiden @uBluno uni
Rumdrlien cine 8ereinbarltng qetrof
fen iitNipelde oarouf ~binbeutet, BAT
iid Die rumaniide @egierung oefint.
tip cntihloiien BAT, ben Qaiierter
bei3utreten ltno gu oeren @unIten in
Den arieg tatig einalgreifen. gtad
obtger 8eretnbnrun9 ioa 3umanien
geltattet peroen ariegsmatertol in
RuBIano ein3ufnufen (0abei bat NuB.
lamb ieIbit genltg 81 ttin, penn es fiji
it'd genagen0 &riegsmoteriol ouf-
treibt). 9luBeroem ioa iih RuBlan6
bereit erflart baben, einen Cell
8eiiorabtens on Rum1nien ab8utre.
ten. (g8a8 man piinidt glaubt
man germ, ttr0 70 glaltben Die eng.
LANDER 3u germ, oaB Rlmdnien fir
tie Die aoitonien aus Dem s5euer
bolen piro.)
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Sn's @ittelalter snriif.
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Drei 3eitungsreoafteltre ipuroen qe.
itern ipegen @~erleBung Der Conn.
ta9sgeiese berbnftet, neil lte lire
Sonntags8eitlugen reoigierten ttn6
be~rall89nben. aiir3Iid puroe bier
cine itaotiide 9roinon3 erGaiien, no.
nod BON Somstag Wtiterndft Bis
Wontag friib ieOe @r6eit uno Sc.
i1aftignttg ruben muB, einerlei tpe[-
der 4rt Oieielbe lit. (Dfo6erlb lit
nifjt etma elm 8orf Ionoern cine
Staet bon 10000 Ginuobnern.
9biger erldB lit Elm oireftes 3ltrilf,
gcben In Die Soften bes onnfellten
Wtitteldlters uno tpobrlid Elm ids.
mes 8eiden unierer bieleelobten per.
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WuFerbnd fir ale arten bOH SafeI,
arbeiten.

Bud Rr. 2. ME uuten gq5eiat, ent.
bolt anpeiiungen uno neilelte Mu.
lter fir geb1felte gini1ee u1lo Sri.
ten. 4bbiloungen flar un1 oeltlid,
uno ieoer Sooen lit gu ieben. Sic
fonnen nid)t febIaebet in auferti.
gung bieier geidmadboaen Spisen
unO @inidse, wie man file aebrouf,t
fir Saidentiifer, @orb1nge, 9ef.
dlerr uno Sods. Seoes Bud lit fir
iid elm @all3es, uno tein WtuIter
atpeimnl entbalten. aeine 6rau
ioate obne oieie Bidder fem.
3u beIte[en Si II CTS. pro Bud,
hurb Omaha Sribiue, 1911 Sotpar6
Str, omaha.