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The Glenwood post., 1916-04-22

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and I am sending you copy herewith.
Our subcommittee has sent out large
number to all state and local mining
associations for distribution. So if you
have already received copy, kindly
hand this to some one who has not. 1
have had nothing whatever to do with
the preparation of the bill. 1t is a
tentative draft only, prepared in tha.
way for the use and convenience Of the
subcommittee, and we are sending it
out over the country to all mining as
sociations and mining men, miners.
prospectors and everybody who is In
terested, to carefully consider the
measure, and all of these proposed
amendments and frankly make recon-
mendations to us upon the subject.
| While we are writing the entire west
to consider this matter, am personally
especially interested in having every
mining man in Colorado carefully in
vestigate all these proposed amend
ments and feel free to criticise them in
every way. My thought is that there
may be something good in this bill, and
if any of these amendments would be
beneficial, and the mining men and Mt.
torneys will let me know, I will try to
secure their adoption and will at the
same time try to prevent the adoption
of all amendments that they deem un-
wise or unnecessary.
The sentiment of the western states
and different mining districts is widely
different Some states and districts
want one set of amendments and others
denounce those and want other amend
ments. We never can please all of
them. Ny judgment is that Colorado
will disapprove Of most of these sug-
gested amendments. But even if we
disapprove Of nine-tenths Of them, that
is no reason why we should not favor
those, if any, that will aid mining de-
velopment, and we may suggest others
that are not contained in this bill. II
congress can pass any law that win
benefit the mining industry, I know
the committee is exceedingly anxious 10
do 30. There is no use now Of our talk
ing about a mining commission from
this congress. 80 If there are any
amendments Of the mining laws that
Colorado wants enacted, we have pos.
sible opportunity Of obtaining them ia
this bill. feel very great personal
responsibility in this matter because ii
the fact, as you will observe, that with
the exception, Of the delegate from
Alaska, am the only one ON the com.
mittee who resides west Of Missouri.
| Owing to the far-reaching Importance
LOT this subject to the metallifsrosa
ainins intsresss Of the wsst, l. would
like y see ths press give the mattsi
The Glenwood post., 1916-04-22
VISITING MINISTERS

Notwithstanding the serious illness
of their pastor, the Methodists arranged
for services at their church last Sun
day, both morning and evening. In
the morning Rev Hutchings, pastor Of
the church at Rifle, preached to the
local congregation, giving them a
strong and inspiring sermon which was
very much enjoyed. In the evening
Rev. j. A. Dean, this years pastor ut
Durango, filled the pulpit and deliy-
cred an excelleat sermon.
Special music at both occasions add.
ed to the attraetiveness Of the service.
At the morning service Mrs. Nalloy
sang beautiful solo and in the even.
ing Mrs. Richard Wright rendered a
solo in her faultless style. Both Of
these selections were greatly enjoysd
by the Congregations.
Tomorrow Dr. lace, the district su-
perintendent for ,this district, will IN
the pulpit 4 both the morning and
evening services and special music will
be provided under the able direction Of
Mrs. Malloy. Dr. Lace is q very able
speaker and wsll deserving Of large
consrsgatioA y
The Glenwood post., 1916-04-22
oxAep MASTER

Lsal Odd Fellows are planning on d
big tine next Monday evening at their
hall, the occasion being an official visit
from Grand Master G. W. varnum OF
Denver. The meeting will be open to
both Odd Fellows and Rebekahs and all
visiting Odd Fellows and Rebekahs are
invited.
The objective point for the grard
master il Grand Junction where on
next Wednesday the Odd Fellows Of
the western slope win gather and cole
brate the anniversary Of the founding
II ~ order. o. that oesasion ths
meeting wiil ~ sdd5ssssd ~ Fssak Y:
The Glenwood post., 1916-04-22
State Superintendent Bradford
Very Much Pleased With
Garfield County Schools
SEVERAL we're GRADED

At the grade school building last
Monday afternoon most interesting ex-
ercises were held in honor of visit
from the state superintendent of public
instruction, Mrs. Mary G: G. bradford.
The various classes sang . number Of
songs and gave their wand, flag and
dumbbell exercises, much to the delight
of the patrons. The various rooms were
tastefully decorated and the school ex-
hibits were very tasty and interesting.
In the gymnasium an interesting pro-
gram was given. First Mayor Thorson
was called on for an address on the
early school history of Glenwood. He
reviewed the early days and told of
Glenwood's first school building, log
cabin at the corner of Blake and Sew
enth. Mr.. Thorson was member of
the first school and named the early
teachers in our public schools.
County Superintendent Westerman
made an interesting talk on the present
day conditions of the schools of Gar
field county, showing the decided i'm
provement that has been made in recent
years and at the same time calling at
tention to other needs of our system.
Superintendent Underwood who pre-
sided over the meeting then introduced
Mrs. Bradford who gave an excellent
address on the school problems Of the
present day in Colorado, placing con
siderable stress upon the new standard
ization program which she has inaugu'
rated by proclamation within the past
year. h. 80
Mrs. Bradford referred regretfully to
to the fact we have no state school sys-
TEN but many district systems and that
we are scattering our efforts when there
should be more Capitalization and co.
operation.
She spoke very encouragingly and in
complimentary terms of Glenwood IS
school and the advancement they have
made.
At the close of the meeting the local
Standardization committee. met for the
purpose Of grading the Glenwood grade
schools. The committee consisted Of
Mrs. Bradford, Mrs. Westerman, Super
intendent Underwood and G. H. King,
former superintendent Of the Gleh-
wood schools. AS the latter three
were more or less interested in the
Glenwood schools they asked Mrs.
Bradford to take complete charge of
the grading, and this she consented to
do, giving the Glenwood schools a
grade of ss and thus putting them IN
the second class. OF the 16 schools
visited by Mrs. Bradford and Mrs
Westerman this week, five were place
in the second or approved class, three
in the probationary class and the others
were not passed as standard schools.
The Glenwood post., 1916-04-22

Rev. W. B. Dunn Of Englewood, for
two years pastor Of the Methodist
church in 0lenwood, was in town We'd
nesday and called ON few Of his
friends Of former days Mr.. Dunn v
now connected With the Congregational
church and has been for the past ~
weeks working in the SIT New Castle
district assisting Rev. q, +. Ellis N,
u work hayaas bsea go - y,
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A BOY KNok :
He's not witty boy, nor wise;
He has not much of outwafd grace,
And yet the sparkle of his efes Q
The morning sunshine of Ms face,
Oft make little glow of cheer Q
Whenever he is passing near.
L hear his whistle up the strfet Q
hear his merry laugh ring OUT
hear the rush Of sturdy feft,
hear his free and boyish shout-
And then smile and straight forget
My newest care, my Latest fret.
* His hands rough, but they strong G
And never have been known to shrk; e
And blithe and CHEEKY is the song
He huns when at his daily work;
For any task seems well worth while G
For him who takes it with smile
Those hands very tender too
And gentle with the manned and weak,
And oft kindly service do
Of which the boy will never speak;
God bless this modest manly boy,
Who makes all duty but a joy!
And when he reaches man. 81 estate,
God keep him good and sweet now,
For then adverse stroke Of fate
Shall cloud that fair and open brow; G
The manly boy can only grow
To manly manhood-this know!
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9lbse,pieien
gsrrbeu NppellatiOneu bon @irt9eu,
bic lire giscnien perlureu battsn.

I;s urioriin9lihe entiAeiouns Der
Gcilntn sYemsfcmniiiion, laiit lpel'
| der feds s9irtbe lire Si5enien etrbliB'
ten, blcibt ioipeit bic aonuniliicn III
gctra1lt fcnriilt. beiieten. Ginrr ger
Nirtbe, oeiien ai5ems ri6t erilelierf
roroen ipar, ssrco. gaidang BON YIN.
Serion tSopnibip, bate iid) obne net
;creS Bel Der Gntidjcibund Der ston''
MILTON teriibigt unb iein 6aIl TT oa'
nit ociinitip erIebigt.
Gic iibrisen fitni @irthc hatten bei
ser Soinitp Nonrnliiiion sgerllflmg eiii.
oelegt unb in je6em Sale bate onnh
elm @erbor itatteeiimaen. oas ieocdi
Die alniidten Der aomniiidre nitt an.
otrie, iobaB iie BET i1rer iriprilii,l,
lid;en Gniiheioing bcbarrten. Gieier
fiini @iriben itebt iebod) oas sledt 3n,
lei DER Siaots abenSfcmniiiiion &c.
rui,na cin3uIeaen, onrnit ibre Safe
auhrrnls unte-iubt lperoen. Die b.
trrfienoen @irtbe iine: Charles Met
scr ,9eo. 1901 Spring @rope Mucnlic:
Norrp 9eiSIer, go. 300 Wurnet e.pc
StepteE 9erd)t3lb, Gpcalacrc Sopn'
Tip: 5bomas 5. @are, Green Sonn.
ihip; Seiepb stin!ep, sInoerion ScIun-
fbip.
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Gi8entbnnier
5ar aeitoblene SdJmndiaden pon Ser
IuIi5ei seiudt.

Die poIiSei iiift nod INNER ncd)
tsd:mdbieeit Giaentbiimern ron
lSdmu,diafen, Die in Dem geiis bon
Sarolo Stor1 qeiiinoen iuuroen, Der
ieinem @eiianbuib naf,. pie 6ereiis
oerintat, cine Hcite BON Ginbriidlcn
IN Spoe parf begangen bat. sSSn eriier
2iu:e iinb iotpeit bic Gisentbiiiuer ei.
ner 4rnbanbnbr imo eines armbanns
nod nift erinittelt tporben. 9ahinJc.
acn lelms es seltern Der mutter oeS
|erbaiteten ibn su Der slnsabe 5li per,
anloiien baB elm in ieiner @ohmul1
eeilulbeneS @eIpebr aus einem Gin.
briidD berriIfrt, cen er am perfloiien9n
Sonntag in einen Giienlpaarenlooeu
in 9iitnono periibt bate. Gin Ein'
nant, ben aarb in einem Ring trll1k
piroe als gieentbiun BON ssran u. j.
Seltro, Don SIC. 2515 erie NnenEe.
ertannt. Der Stein befano iih iir,
ipriingli9 in einer groid)e, aber aard,
batte i'm iumfaiien Iaiiel.
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Sar's gltembeim.

;Srmi Sncob Gruenieloer. bic sn Den
riiGrigiien Wsitslie6ert oes Tameu.
pereius bes 9eittid)en alItenbeiins &c.
bort uno ibre annnhbise Godtsr.
,fraI Q. 81. SSScHes, peranitalieH OH
tomnenSen 0Dimcritas Nadnittag
oon Elm llt,r ab in ibrer sieiiben5, an
Der Serrnee irno @bitiielb s[peluie, Ell.
iien @eibnadtsbo5ar gum 1eiten ocs
slitenheints. gei biefer Welesenbeit
pcr6en cine sroBe Wenge reisenber
8cignad)tsseidenfe, ioapie biibidse
Soilbarbciten 5nm gcrfaui sefaneen
uno aIIe ssreiiubc Der alnitoIt iino
ber5lih einseIaber, ben 9o,ar 5i BE-.
iadSn uno ibr S9eriIein gum g,iten
3lpaf bei5uitemern.
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@slo uno Gbrs.

Den 9eutideu tDirS na9gerii6mt
uno 3par nit DOlem ae4te. DaB bsi
ibnen bic gbrs in erIter Reibe ltebt
uno oas SeIp in Speiter. oaB iie Da5
goloene aalb ni6t iiber @ott Itellen.
Den 9eipsis bisrfiir baben lie ia aud
i4on 5ur Seniise erbra6t i'm clten
Wdterlanbe, nie I'm nellsn. gu 5uu.
oerttauienOen finten Oeutf6e MGnn.r
ins Grab, bic lie6er oeutI9 itcrben,
als ruiiiid Dsrberben rpolIen. 6eIo
Gut unb 2eben pirb nit 5reubsn auf
Dem QItar bss @aterIanbes geopfert.
Sn oieiem aanbe bdben Sunoerttuu.
ienoe DON Seuti9en i6r 2eben ba6in-
geseben. Inn bic Wslt bon bem Jlud
Der StlaDerei gu bsfreien. Qber pie es
feline Regel obne ausna6me gi6t, 10
1T bas IeiOer aud isst Der Gal. 60
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-04
0eiumt
y9irb aside einss unbefanntsH Selbii
m0roers, Der in ben Sluf iprans.

Gie bisiige Boli5ei iotpie aiid Die
TcliJei BON y,elpport uno GoOinatoE
ncriudten geitern pergeblit, Die aeifc
ei,ies iinbetanuteu SeIbitmorbers sr
beracm Der IN Der gtod)t pom Eoil.
nerstag gum 5reitag bon ber Central
bride in ben sSlrB iprans. Der aili Der
Bride itationirte @dd,ter gife griia
iab Den etlpa 80 Sabre alten Wanii,
oet BON Der aentudier Seite aiif ore
Bride ionL auf oas @eIdnoer Hettcrn
urf Lief alf i'm 5i,, fam ieSo6 5I ipdt.
I'm Cen SeIbitmoro pereiteIn su fon.
IeH.
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Stimmt iir Seaman, repabl.
aanbioat iar Gonnts AnSitsr.
Che GrIaubmi biA cine .

jGarI Sobn aras, 90, 214s Dine Ct
lanna W. MdOa. 19. 1119 waInai
Strabs.
jgbarles pr.u, 81. 227 DR Clifton
! 4penus.
lGlara 9. aries, 1s, bessl.
]6omn Momad. 80. GRAFTON, ap.
Doris 5ul, "a. eusrp 6Oisl.
lartbur %. 5Orbrigsr. "a. Gouit
I Yenb. Obio.
emma GrifHp. "a. 1884 9iibop Ct,
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GmpfiuSIid,er serIait.

Bon einem smpfinb.ifsn 9srluii IN
grau ai33ie Sdfpier Don 1884 2iitoH
ROab bsiroffen iporDtu. Mie Urau
Sttpisr eeiiern Der pOIi5si msIosis,
Derlor fs am Wliitipc4 Ra1mit.as
auf bem Wess bon Der DeutiHsn 81
tannss airte an Der IL. unb Gin
Strlbs bis Sur 6. unn Wain Sirdbs
aus ibrer 0unbtaj9s GhmudfaGsn
i'm Wsrtk BON nohs5u $500
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Sopttns Der bsmotratii9e aans
bibat fir GountpeS4asmeiiter bat
bic Seloer, bic ibm ppppelt se5abli
tpurben. nod niat abseIiefert, er bat
iie niat in bic GountpsaaiIe eingeSabli
unb bat iie aud ni4t 0enen suriids
seseben, ben fis sebDren- gr bat bas
Selo fdon felt atpei Sabren in ieinem
psri0nli6en geiis. Cooper. Der res
publitaniide aanbibat, bat ale bops
peIt aesablten Selbsr auf Der Steuc
5uriideritattet. Wer BON 9eiben pers
bieut bas @ertrauen Der 8iirsers
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1as gaar beiratbete am 5. sfusuii

4
l19tt.
@ingerei1te SeIta Z.
SemrD 80. Tnedter perniadlt
iein 9erniogen an sllsuit $. gneGter,
oIs grefiitcr umb 5rliitee, Inn SaS'
ieIbe Su renpaIten ilno ole elllfiinite
| I'M snfereiie Der @attin oes gerlior'
hcnen, ole lid, felt laiiaerer 3cit in
2onsbietp befinbet, gu beililten 10
Iange biefelbe am 0eber lit, gtah DEM
Go6e Der @dttin fol- Der ysahIai, in
| iclgeiioer Weiie pertbeilt lperoen:
emil 2anlmerS, aoIn a/Rb., $500;
enuna Z. giro, @roofIpn, q. q,
$500; aouiie 1uef,ter, eeb. @eicr.
Cincinnati, $500; sliioeiateo Ghari'
ties, Cincinnati, $500. Grite Gentide
Nciormirte Stride. Cincinnati $500;
@aiienbaus Der Taitiden Spnooe
9lef. Stride, Sort Wapne, Sno., $500;
Wtiiiionsbaus DO. bo., ,Srnntlin, NiS i,
$500; Girbeimiife @iiiionsbeborce
Der Spncbe oes Ior6speiters iino Der
Central epnooe glef, Stride, Relu
Dcrr $500; sgiisIlnhiife Riiiionsbc.
toroe DO. DO, Sarrisbira ga, $500.
Ter Reit bes gcrnl6Gcns ioI Oem
GpaugeIiih g Proteitant I /.
I den 8erein fiir Oiafonie,
e inctnRati 5iIiaIlen ilno 3ipnr
ica Die SdIfte fir ben al!oenleinen
,sonbs iinb bic aroere SaIite fir ben
iSonbs gum llnterbalt Der Oiafoniiiin'
men tcnltst ,perSen. Dos Seiiament iii
pom IA. sarni 1905 Satirt.
W,aria Z. Wenfe, Cartilage,
bernlaft $400 fir @eiien; ibrer God.
fer slnna gfcrfe, bic tSeinititte 9sc.
200 erTte 9lpe., Carthage, nit ginrid,,
tung, ibren Sobu Charles bas Saus
3peitc lno Sadion Strase, Cartilage,
ibrem Gobne aouis 90 SUB nm Sad.
ion StraBe, gnmn 2mrnners Die Gin.
finite BON $1,000 auf 2ebens,eit imb
Der ReIt oeS 8erinoeens iou berart
pertbeiIi werben, Sab bic 2od,ter anna
Wteufe 3/5 unb bic Sobne Charles
unb Souis Mente ie 1/5 er9aIteu.
SteI In beu8eIIer.
9onona IN, Gtnl. .Super.
i,ltenoent Der aonms GrprcB Co., Der
ON 8. Mdrs 1916 in beir @irtbihaii
Seg Gbmaro 9udIo, s. StraBe uno
9roaotpap, In ben @ait)ra,im gebcn
.poIItc uno babel ourd cine in nadJ.
l1iiiger Weiie often eeIaiiene Sbiir in
ben acller itiir5ie, ipcbei er iit einen
Siiftenbrid 5ii3og, bat oeSbaI6 cine
alase iiber $4,000 eeaeu IiidIc oil.
geitrengt.
@eridiebenes.
glner @iIlians erlmsie elm llr.
tbeiI iiber Si25 eacen 6. s. @ueroe.
MANI; Geo. s. gobrer elm foIdles
iiber $14S.93 aegen Ratban q. Rarf |
Geo. $. Miaiiep elm ioldes iibsr
$l47.44 gegen @In. Q. g. Sstanp; |
bie grite @atioRaI ganf Solicit Gin
ioIdes iiber Sl22.70 eesen 50. S. @r.
Selan.
sSn ben aui 6imb erIiitener Ser.
Ietuneeu geaen bic Cincinnati lrae.
ton 60, eineereidten alaaen Ses
8sorae 9loos uno heS Gbtpdrb Bro.
famp ipiiroen 9erbiite gu Gunften Der
gerflagten cbqeaeben.
g. 'Shnibt & 60. flaatcn cline 5sor.
terurtl iiber $i0l7 gegen !. s. Giicn.
man ein.
GIcnr. gteItenpobI lit HadiIaBper.
matter BON @ernarbine Sie6eIoap;
gerionalien $4,000, @riinSeisentbunI
$4,000.
Der peridnIife Naflab 6es Ghas.
8. Wtgntt befrdgt $24s4.5S; berjenisc
Der Catherine Bre6t $S55.
galentin @ettis, s.ahIabperipaltcr
Ger Mnria Hettig. meIdje am 5. Muglit
1915 infolee eiues etrabenbabn.lln.
faas ibr Seben einbiiBte, ipliroe er.
bon Der Cincinnati FRACTION
60. $3.50 OILS sIbiinSunssiuntme gu
a.. ~
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Wer ba a Ct, bab er Rooiepelts
tpessn fir Wilion itimmen min. be-
bient iih elmer fabenideinisen Iuss
rebe, um benz Oeutidtbum einea
S4lag 5u perieBen.
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W.nn WiliOn Hidt Elm iOId

Wenn million ni6t elm fold
ausesipro9ener griisnfreunb pdre,
piirbs sr .i9on ldusft angetiiHois. ha<
ben, oab aus Der 4biiht Der Wau Ctr.
gantiers, ben 4niirten 300 Wtilipnen
Dollars auf ibre eissnen S3uIboers
i9reibunsen gu leiben, nihts tperben
tann, benn Sober. Der tein probrite 1T,
piro Suseiteben, oab oieie papiere
nod ni9t in apan3is SabreH, ansss
iidts Der Fiirdterlitsn lleberidulpuna
Der gllIiirteu, pertduflih iein pero.n.
Gn bic ReierDes9eb6roen bdtte I bon
ldngit Der 9efebl erlaiIeH tperben milf
len. oab iie ensliiae papiers ni4t ais
Yantattipen annebmen biirfen. ga
ba8 nidt geihebeu 1T, 10 fpirb oami!
ernieisn, bab 8ilion nidt baoor su=
riidI6redt, bic Der. Staaten ben @lz
Iiirten suliebe in bic idIimmlten finans
aiellen Sdpiertgteitsn gu briusen.
0amit pirb es bic pfli4t bss @oltes.
pub es ale gauten, bic ensliIhe pa
pierre dls qttiDen onfiibren. idarf i'm
Iuge bebalte, oa unausbleiblih 1T.
bab folae gunten ben f6psriten @sra
IuiteH entgegenieben unb bamit bic If.
men ouOertrauteH 9elber IN Gefahr
bringen.
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samitaa, ben 4. 9Ouember 1916.

Gin Sies millions lit cine
Nieberlase bes Oeutidtbums in ben
8ereinigten Staten.
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Seutf 4laHo, 0euti4Ianb i6er
9(Qes,

Seutf 4lanb, 0eutI4lanb iiber
2lGes,
lleber glles in Der @eIt,
Benn es tets 5u S6uB uub IruBe
y Srioerli4 gu ammeu alt.
Sn ben gsiperrten 3eilen LEG Der
Sinn bes @ebi6tes. Die OeutIdcn
Oerm0gen iid geseu bic gan5s 8slt gu
bebaupten, penn iie briiberlid auiams
men baltsn. sic iinb ma6tlos, tpenu
lie ni4t einmiitbig auf i6r 3ieI htHar-
beiten. unb lie baben in Disiem Sabre
gang beiDnbers uria9e, in trsuer aar
merabidaft 5uiammsn gu geb.n unb
5pur gesen ben Mann, Der bic Oeut.
iden @errGtber urb siftige grut qe.
nannt Bat. Wsr i'm Sample gegen
bieIen Ssinb bic Sreue ni9t pubrt.
Der it0bt Ii9 oamit ielbit rus Der &c,
metni6aft Der 0eutIhen aus. gr bat
niqt She'll an ibrem Rubm unb ali
i6rer Gbre. Gr III Elm Stlabs Gnas
lambs, bor benz Wilfon fid beuat unb
fpirb oas S6idfal Derer tbeilsn, hi.
ibre ulte @smeiri6aft einsebIRt urb
in Der Heuen @emeinidaft nit @era3.
tung angeieben tperbeH.
Rooepelt lit bas S6redtnss
tino Der republttanii den partsi. 0iers
bat i'm 5uriidgepieien, ala en- ftp I'm
bic prdiioentfdaft beparb, neil iic
bieien uHbsoa6ten Reni9sn MIDI fir
bas Qmt geeisnet bielt. Sd er ater
einen groben gtnflub uuf bic progreTs
ttpen befiBt unb oeren Ruittbr sur
republitanif9en 9artei notypsnbis III. !
Inn ibr ben Sies in bem Wdbltampf
gu ii4srn mubte Ct alb &agne. |
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Hebnsr suselaiien iperben. 9ern III
es niht seideben. Wenn man es bdtte
permsibsn tpnnen. ipiirbe man ibm ges
fast baben, bab er feline GeiunDbeit
idonen IpGe. inbsm er au 9auT. bleibt,
alIein man tonnte es ibm ni9t iasen.
neil man feline Silfe braudt. Sn Oplse
behen 1T bic partei se5lpunsen. ieiner
3unss freien 2auf 5u IafIen, atsr lie
lebnt entf6iebsn bic @erantpprtli9teit
fir feline aldermen Mebsn ab. Wenn
man isbt perglsi4t. mas Susbes unp
mas Rooiepslt iast, 70 1T Der llnters
i9ieb unpertennbar. Wabrenb Hopi ie=
belt nad aries ihrett, fast Sugbes:
Wir brau9en teinen ariss. @ir tSnz
nen alles, mas mir re9tmdbig fprberr
biirfen, pbne 8rieg erlaneen. Samit
lit bod CUR @eniige eripieIsn, paB
Rooiepelt ni4t fir Susbes fpritht,
ipie es audi auseeihloFen lit, bab
RppIepelt ins aabinet eintreten
tOnnte, ipenn er offentunbig nit
Suebes nidt iibereinitimmt, 9ana dbs
sefeben babpn. bdb Giner, Der iic6en
Sabre qrdIibsnt seipeien lit. obnsbin
lid ni6t busu entIdlisBen t0nnte,
Sdrsiber bes prdiibenten gu tperben
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0emotraten tpie Repub l.
tansr perben fir bic grtras@srs
piIisuns gum llnterbalt Der poIiasi
unp Geueripebr itimmen, neil bos un'
erlablid 1T. Die S4ulo trifft niat
bic itdbtii4en 9ebDrpsn, ionbern Die
assislatur, ipel4e Elm Steuerseies er'
Iaiien bat, unter tpel9em JeblbetrGse
ni6t ausbleiben tonnen, bic ourt
nadtrGslihe 9eripiaisuns Seitens Der
9irser sepedt iperoen miifen. Sn
gleider Weiie perbdlt es ii4 nit Der
grtras9srpiuiguns fir bic S4uIeH,
bic ebenfalls bic 8iGisuns auer giirs
ger obns unteridisb Der partet fiuDet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-04

tein 9elb liefern. Somit 1T Seutihs
Lamb aufrisbenssitelt uub bic Reat.
Der Ration iinb gnglanb geseniiber
sepabrt, obne bab Elm Sdub abges
feuert gu psrben brau6te, Gur9
Dilfons stiimpersi itub in Wsrito
Iounberte BON Imerttareru ermOrbet
unb S9anbtbaten sesen bic gbre BON
Srausn besaneen pUrben, bic barius
itsllen bic Seber iih itrdubt.. Inter
Susbes rpdre bas niht geideben. Gies
ier bd!te nidt bin uub bsrgeihpaEtt,
nidt beuts roth uHe morgen blau oes
iagt, ni6t beute @iqa unb moree1
garranaa anertannt. Ct bate audi tei=
men msritaniIbsn prGIibsnten psririe'
ben, ME Wilion ss nit 9uerta g.c
mudt bat. ionbsrn geiugt: Sd tiirs
mere mid riht I'M Gurs ulnere IRE
eieruns unb ui6t I'm bic llrfodsr
Gursr GGmpfe, snttpebsr i6r i6aIft
Srbnung ober i6 beiOrge ss, pie mir
es auT Cuba getban ba6eu. Die pflh
Iaerei @iIfons 1T I'm 10 unpersei6lis
der, aIs Der ariss in europa ibm bic
siiHitisite SeIsgen6eit bot. burb fdneIs
les Ginidreiien Rube in Werito 3u
i6affen unb 3ebntauienbe BON Wens
i6enleben gu retten, neil sr feline sSn,
terpention Der europdH6en MG6.e Az
befir6ten bate. Q6er nit Ieiner une
beitGnbieteit bat er bepirtt, bub bt,
WeTitaner iiber feline 9robunaen la
den, genau 10, ME bic gngIGnoer es
tbun, bic feline Grmabnungsn qegen
uniere @eroetpaItiguna nit neuen
iSredbeiten beantiportsn. Inter Suabes
ipGren bic Wirren in Merito ffon
lGngIt erlebiat urb 6unberet bon nil
lionen uncertainties aapitoI, bog bic
meritanii6en ganbitsn seritDrt ia.
ben, gerettet pprbsn. benn er fpiirbe in
elmer WeiIe degen bic Msritdner eins
aefhritteH fein, bab lie es ni6t ee-
tpa1t hdtten, Inn 5phn au 6ieten, tpie
es iett unter @fIon oeihieht urb bds
h6ttsn ehsrf1Is obne S8pertftreif
geI9eben f6nnen.