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The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-06-30
Federal Reserve Act.

Federal Reserve Act. Y
IF this Democratic administration
had performed no other public ser.
vice than the enactmenot of the Fed
eral Reserve act, it would deserve
the unstinted approval of a grateful
nation. Thanks to Democracy and
to Democracy's great leader, the
business man who is struggling to
establish himself may now work out
his destiny without living in terror
of panics and hard times. The tOiler
in the factory may ply his tasks in
security, knowing that his employ
er's business is safe from assault.
The farmer who must borrow to move
his crops may DO so, without spend
ing his days in anxiety, his nights in
nightmares of foreclosure and disas-
ter.
1.-THE Underwood tariff" declared
the speaker, enacted by this admin
istration, has banished greed from the
gates of our ports and written justice
into our tariff schedules.
"0f ali the tariffs we ever enacted
this is the fairest and the best.
Until the foreign war reduced inn
portations no new tariff was ever
more satisfactory. The highest pro
tective tariff ever written would
probably have given us no more
revenue during this European war
and a higher tariff on raw material
would have hampered our manufac-
turers; a higher tariff on the necessi-
ties of life would have placed a
woeful burden on the poor man in
the conditions which the war abroad
has brought about.
rBy the Underwood law this ad-
ministration has taken the tariff out
Of politics. by the new Tariff Com
mission II proposes to take politics
out of the tariff
Prosperity.
In the discussion of prosperity. Mr..
Qlynn made particular reference to
our industrial condition.
To-day prosperity shines from
blazing furnaces and glowing FORCES
1t echoes from busy docks and from
thronged emporiums of trade. Its
message of plenty fills the land with
the chant of the spindle and of loom,
lifting the mortgage from the poor
mans home and promising his chill
dren future that seemed impossible
before.
During the past four years this
country has experienced q steady and
continuous Improvement in business.
Wealth has increased Fl per cent the
value OF manufactured products 80
per cent. capital As per cent, wages
o. per cent, and exports II per cent.
The ilood-tide of our prosperity has
risen to such an unprecedented height
that the only limit to trade Is our
ability to make and transport the
commodities demanded at home and
abroad. Our fields and our factories
cry aloud for men and unemployment
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-06-30
Preparedness.

"The Democratic party advocates
and seeks preparedness, but it is pre-
paredness for defense, not prepared
ness for aggression" the speaker as
serted
1T is the preparedness which builds
the nations house upon rock, so it
win not fall when the rain descends
and the floods come and the winds
blow.
"A regard Co -ati0nal auretT -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-04
lSurN,s llrbrr.cp cptimismns.

4enrp Soro it, ipie CHARLES &C. Shfpob, Der llebcr
5cigmle Dob ole gceepdrtiee @roperitat in ocr Scr
Staoter ene oouernoe iein miro, uno pie oieler mill
Ct Minionen ouSaeben fir sic @rmeeruno ieines @e-
hGtS6etrebes. 0errn 6oro's Observation-Disclosures, bic
Wriocr syobu 4. uib Soroce Gooec ino icood onoe
rcr ghiiidt sic opponrcn Der 8criuenoung oes lett
obrieen @rots Ser 0oro 9lutonobie Gompoenie fir
Sic Anaee neiicr @erfc ouS Dem @runoe, BOB nod
Oeln S{ricge 3uonoe entrctcn totmer meIde uniiber
leoe AnIoec bon @jltbobcn Der @eieaidoit 5u einer
inmciicn 9lobnobme MAIDEN piiroeii.~ 9llS weeren
@rno fitbrcn iic aud bic llnIider9ct OcS glrbeter
norftcs an.
gs ecbt W}ilionen Amerifoner Die nit Scrrn SSoro'S
0'ehdfsthcilbobeu be5iied ocr @rolpertdtfroge
iibcreinhnmen. gSenn mir III oen leBten 5pei Sab
rem nniere gor5e aroft onecponot bGtten ben bsbcr
Gen Sonoe Scr Ssrieefibrenoen nit 5io slmerifo mo
Gbuo mo oen neutroIen 5tootcn 3orO @uropos ol
inns 8i reBet miir6cn mir fir Die 3ufunft geboit
bobcu uno broldte mir ntt nit 9anecn Der Stlnoe
cntgcecu iebcn III mclden oos groBc Wenid)enmorocn
iii GiIropo pcocr oufbort.
Scnro 6oro lit Elm Iehr erfoercidT @'eidditsmonn
mie nid Gborlcs Sc Sduob, Sbre @rolge iheinen
ie obcr 70 ibm.optimiitib acnIaht ST bobc Bob ibr
@lid gctriibt morocn it,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-04
gSiel Gampuone.llniinn.

&on bciou Seitcn 1T III Oieier @onlpo9uc uel
ltniim eeidiuott porScn Cine beliebte 9ebauptung
Der 9cpublitoncr NOR es ooB europe balo nod Dem
4ric9c imcr 2auo nit biaieeu gSooren ibertpem-
men mcr0e Die Demotroten glolibten ibren groBten
Sruupi ous5upicleu Ourd Den SinDeis auf Die ercBc
Rropcritdt bic aud nod Dem 8regc ononiern meroe-
SScoer nit Der eiie nod nit Der onoeren geboup.
tlmg tounen Ocnfenoc SSdbler eefoOert werOen. Der
cmiihtsuole Wlon meiB oaB Ole groBcn friegfiibren-
oci 2dnoer noh oenl 6ricocnsidhB lunge 3eit tir
0cu cinbeniihen Worft orbetcn mitiien, lin 81 err
icsct mas IN Oen langcn arieesdbrcn in relden nilr
iir oen areg georbeitct peroen fonute, Oerbroud)t
auorocn W Der enlihtspole @lunn pciB aud, ooB
imcrc QegcnmGrtge Yroiperitdt MIR nllf Dem Srieg
IN Guropo bcrubt lmO 5iionunentloppen miiB, obdlo
IN europa oas @loroen uno 3eritoren unfboren- Gl-
ropo miro 8iuor nod Sebensmttel bon llnS be5ieben
inO mid cine gepiiie @lense 9obitofe brauden fir
bic Gerarbeihmg III DER Snouitrie europa miro ober
icbr wcnioe 8ertigfabrfotc bon uls foufen, onoern
lid ouf icine cieene Synouitre perIoen neil europe
oarnod) trodten uuB cine uneiintee Sonoelsbilon5
5u Ueuucocn, oonlit Der @oIouorrotb ndyt nod mebr
5iianncu idm5t ais es pobrenO Der 9riegs5eit d)pn
Qedlcben iit @r meroen unnittelbar nod Dem Srieee
icinc lcbcrfutDuug 0urd bil9e europGiide &aore 81
befirc1ten bobcf mir meroen ober aud nidt ol Den
5ortbetono Ger ebgcn 9roiperitGt retneu fonnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-04

Dab 0ie Gntcnteni1Htc oas Gertruucn oui Ocn
idleBden 5icq oercreL eebt aus pelen GeliBerun-
ocn brer Stootsndmer iuio brer Grciic 6erDor
Sn JuBlon0 ebt mon nit groBcr gcioreniB oenl
9Nntcr eltgcgcn D}an befiirbtet 0en Iusbrld elmer
ibutGdidcn Sungersnpt6 Scocninas ie6n eS in Dem
oroBcu 3arrnrcd1e nidt an 2ebensniitteln, o6er bic
craoiHiotiou fir sic rittge Sert6eiIunq lit n6t por-
bonocn Qeic 3uonoe in ghiBlon0 modem oen 9ri-
ten crnthc 5or9cn, neil ourd5 tic oic fir @nglono
aroBc Weinbr enes ScporotireocnS 6uiihen StuBlono
iulo ben Nlittclnodten nobcr geriidt miro. Scr &e
tcrSburqcr Correspondent Scr 2unOoner ,Eues~ tee-
qrnpbirt icncm 8lotte
gGe grorterune Der Gage IN Scr SiBung oes guo-
Qci9usidluiics Der Iunln au Diittpod eB feinc
3iueiie iibcr sen Grnit Der Gage ibrg. Seroorgebo
ben mnroe oe gotbwenoeeit ocu 9l6biilismnbnobmell
8m Neiten Der or6eiten0en aoiien foQs man Soleen
BON gr6Btem llrbc perbiten wolle llnertrdglid lit
Die Sage Der drmereH aloiier oenen es immogb III
Ole nothmcn0iQiten 2cbensbe0rfniie al erlongel,
iuenu Tie ndlt dglih ihuocnlong Dor oen SebenSmit
tel 210en aiSbarren Der gu1get AusihuB enipfobl
cnItinuniq. ooB Die Gontrolc Ser 2ebensmttelfroee
enem en5gen GegierrngS Dcpartcmeut iibertragen
lDer6en lor 9lld erfdrt iih Der gnsibuB fir Set
icbnnq beiiilnnter 9reile fir @jetreioe SGubnerf
Ecrtiluooret 9etrolenm 5cife nlo anocrer ArtfcI.
NS meereS Nlittc 5nr 2inoerinq Scr Notbloge be
iiirportete Der AnSidub oie Semituos uno aoere
oiientlide Crounntionen fiIr ocn 9lnfdr iin0 ben
9ronspori bon 2ebensnteln 5iir Wlitbilie berau5i
5ebcn"
1ie Staotsmdnner uno @enerale Der g8eitmdhte
gcbcn cs oud BIZ, DOB Diuoenbitre Redt batte, ais
cr iaqte Bic 6entide g9eitfront fonnte ndt ourtbro
dcn meroeu Der leiten0e Dreftor ser ntilitdriidcn
Cperotioneu nn britiiden arieeson;t eeneroImoior
81 q Nlclrice oate oieer Eoge 5u einent gSertreter
ser gocirter 4reiie ais ocriclbe binuies ou Snoel
burg igic grtIdrlmg, bob oie 9laiirtcn in 80 SAB
rem on Ser @eitiron nidt ordt6iucn mole mid.
beboipten, ooB es 80 Sabre nebHen peroe Die Gelt.
irbeu aus 6rontrcid 81 Ocrtrei6en ober imnlerbn
ncbmc Die Stdrte oer 9laiirteu 5u rno Die Der Delt
ihcu All; Sic Sumuc Cifcniibe babe aid aur nidlt
0en 3pcd zines GurdbruMs gcbobt onoeru niir um
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-04

ScfOmmt Der SCrrGt6er %cui5clOS
iencn 2obn2 Die GntentcmG6te 9e
ben 8u ooB grie6il6e &e9icrungs
Eulppen olf Der Solbinlel Sulonifi
lmoen INN Geni3elos' fleinc 9fcOo
lutionsormec IN aoterina, ctli1e
0leilcn iiiowcitIi1 pon Der Stoot
Salonifi gelegen on5ugreiicn. Ge.
ni5clos fam oos 8erbotcn Ger @n-
tente ni6t perltebcn. g8eiB Der cr.
iabreue StaotSmonL Der er iein
mill Ocnn nod nidt, Dob ioldes IN
Der Jiegel Ger 2obn oes &errotbcrs
iit2 Ger Gerr0t5cr finoet SAub,
mir 10 Iouge cr bon ghuBcn lit. @ie
@ntente broudtgene5ilos nidt mebr,
leit aonig @onitontin iid ieBt ollen
ibrcm Miuii6en i6einbor fiigen mill.
CHAMPIONS OF UNNEUTRALITY
The New Republic, a high-brow
weekly publication edited with super
fetal cleverness by number OF very
conceited young men, has come out
for Mr. Wilson. The advocacy of
Mr. Wilson by this publication can
only injure his prospects. For The
New Republic Is an av0wed unneu-
tral. 1t opposes Hughes because
Hughes has declared in his Philadel-
phia speech that he will maintain
American rights impartially against
all nations.
The important question" re-
marks that organ, lis not what Mr..
Hughes had done, but what he i'm
tends to do. Every time the issue
arises, Mr. Hughes declares for an
indiecriminate and forcible uphold
ing Of American rights against any
Power whatsoever. The only con-
siderable American rights now being
violated are those involved by the
blockade and the British economic
war policies. In behalf of these
rights Mr.. Wilson has protested. but
he has not enforced his protest by
military or economic action. To do
so would contribute effectively to the
possible victory of Germany in the
war, and it certainly would make the
Allied Powers regard the United
States as their enemy Yet this is
wnat, from his public utterances, the
pro-Germans expect OF Mr. Hughes.
If they are right we should all like
to know it. The American people
should arise as one heckler and ask,
Mr.. Hughes, would you enforce your
protest against the British blockade
and blacklist by measures of military
or commercial coercion?"
The New Republic would look
upon such course as unfortunate.
A similar position is taken by the
New York Times. Life also is sup
porting Wilson because it fears that
Hughes will be truly neutral Mr.,
Wilson has many troubles, too many
to be embarrassed by such allies.
The attitude of these publications es-
tablishes the eternal justice OF the
universe; it may console Charles Il.
Hughes for the fact that he is cursed
with the support Of Theodore Roose-
yelt (Fatherland.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-04

Der fruu5ONife NbscOrOuetc SlnOrc SOnnOrat mt
tbet ocn monneroien 2on0smdnnirnen etpoS iebr Die
5u. @r hrebt I'M Eorier rSournol", sic ldnolide
8epoltcrmg 6routred'S bo6e in ocn Sobren bon
1906 bis 1911 idbrliG Inn 123000 &0pfe obgenoms
men ulo nod Dem arieoc meroe Die Abuobne BON
oen eroBen Gerhliten pdbrenO oes arieges gon5 Obj
geicben, nod nlebr itegen IS mare 5pedlos iid Die
ejr0Bc Der oarn liegenOen @efobr 81 oerbemlideu
imo iie 8u unteridGben nit Dem Eroite, 0ertihono
ie in eeiCber S8eiie beorobt Ob ole Ausldnber Die
bis iest ocu Wongel erebtcn pieoerfommen ipIrOen,
lei tbeils 5mcifelbot tbels rnpobrihcllid 6ront
reid piroc oober pobl our 9lbbilfe o ole norooirfo
niidcn @ingeborenen 5uridereien miiiienl n IS
beiBt 8uor, ooB Der EeueI in Der g}otb Seqen friBt
ober Oh Die gotb Ole 6ron5oinuen bepegen fam,
ibre augen 8u ofrfoniider Gineeborenen oltf8udlo
gen uno oieer DerbciBlngsnoa oli5ulddleln, lit bod
wobl ne6r ols irogIidl. 5ie uerOen oo1 pobI oie
epee SSunsferndoft bor8ieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-04

ocn ol gcroun nisgeibten Grud ob5uihwGdeu imo
10 piclc Deutidc ais nl0glid 5u tooteu
limo Die @oriier 3citung vAction 6roncoe"
ifreibt' v@S iit nidt meg5uIeugneu ooB mir unS nit
ocm Stcucu Der gluigobe 1et6Iono 81 oertriimnern
elmer groBcn llcberircibung ic5uIO0 ecmadt baben
gineul golfe 0oS BON 6lanoern bis 3u ocn @ogecn
lno BON Ocn &ripict- 5innpien bis 0riopo i'm Sample
ltcbt teblt es gan5 bcinlmt nidJt al SoOaten, nod
on ocn notbmcnoigen 9ebensntteIn 9lub redncten
mir 5p itart ollf oe Sdpdde Oeerreid llnsorn's
Scrcts I'M pcrgongeuc Sabre mics Grncit 2ooiic IN
Der v&cple Oe @oris" oorn bin, ooB aoier SSron5
Solcpb ni6t mc6r cinen cin5igcn Solootcn 5u eincr
@crfiigme bubcn fonne pcnu nae berbteten 8erluitc
5uiommcnse3dbt piroeu 5dbon Dor enigen @}ono-
ten uur0e Der SAD BON Solic5 uno Sopel ioipc 2eu
BERG oIs nabc bcboritcbcnO propbc5eit 9os eir3ige
&elutat Wos oieic Saeen nod iid 5oecn III oos &C.
peen OoB Oas Golf iest oen 3eihlngen feuien @Iou
ben mebr ifentt. Sidcrli6 f0nnen iib ole frnn5o.
ihen 3eitingen oomit entihuoigen, 0ob ie nit Be
ridten orbeiten niien oc tdui6en 9leir, Scr 5eino
lit nod nidt cridopft uno mir ino nod nidt @noe
lmerer Spier ongefommen@
0ltrd oIde 8cfenntne Der StootsnIGnner @e
nerGle uuO Gree Der @ntenteuld6tc miro Ger 6ricoe
in erreih6nre HGbe geriidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-04
Gulia q. Gurrlc.

@S furb an 2. 9lobcmbcr 1916 Sulin S..
9nrrle (0cborcnc lnuhcr) oelietic @nliin bon
Gbrliian @rrle sic Nccrognna inoct ON
Ganntan, Gumuitnqe I'M VS. llbr bon ihrcr
g8obnIno. vi. ~, 1arlor 9ir., nabc % Cir
ans nui ocm .2ouool Rari,Nrcoobie' iiait.
po6u &crpanste mo Stcunoc acbiunG51pult
enaelaocH iino.
0er crite smrit i'm G6rltcnt6nm
0io0i bon Ter Siinee idbeiocu
Qd cEcni wabrcn GIaubcneubn
NtiB mon Die gScnhtii meloelt
|eeun 0briui Self hie Sccl cnigcibl
@ou ibrcn IpoC5bauocn.
co iptri Nc @rait bic SuicS irOniit
Wlit ocm tic ducritdnocn
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-04

n JluOfUIOfI TUTO.
gs iuiro biernil befninn qcniddbf onB Ebi
Up 6ciiibo & sous qemdB Der am 10 Suiu
1908 luicr5cidncien 9eroromnq gir. i55. &bs
ber 1911 nmenoiri), INN 6rlduhniB numqcnc)l
bat oas 9liipcien Gr 307 500 Sii Camel
sirobc ais cine oiicnilic0e @oragc du be-
niten
3. 3. Ynrnc,
(ylou3 ~ 0c6duoc ,5tipeftor
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-04

BY order OF the Baltimore City
Conference Of the Lutheran Pastors
belonging to tie Missouri Synod.
H. Guckenbcrger. Chairman.
w. Obeuncyer, Secretary.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-04

NnItimorc, o. &opcmber 1910
Sic Ncb3roe Der Boli3c @omuiiidre miro
Spcliildiiuncu ihr Sdrei6papIer una Drnfs
arbciten, ilr oas Yoli5cl. SepartcmrHt IN 1917
pcNntD0t, liccrn, ipciul Midi ipUtcc ais am 10.
TUucmber 1916 OcrlanQi
Sm guiruge bon
SoNaB ". 9inieh,
(NouD Gclrcidr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-04
gRrcau Der straGqnsurdbrnd,s,G
Nouroftrr. trngr

Hnncoitcrs StrnRc.
Gs piro hicrHiii bcf0uiil Gemnht CAB ocr
Niopor uuo Siaoiraib BON Baltimore I'M bic
9lnna0mc einer &croronung eriumi peroen fol-
lir bic HonocmHiynng nno SmlicRnnn bci
aaucaitcr StraRc, l00 SuB brett hon ber meli
lDten Scitc ncr grciiocnt SirnGc bis 81 ben
Sones SAILS; oae euno oqS bicrHit 81 lDlic
bcn gculau it, miro uie iolat beimrehcn:
0e bcainut an oer pciilihitcu Sctc ocr
Hreiioeni ShnBc no iic bon Der norblihiicn
Seie Der Naucniter ShdBe onrhfhHiicn mlro
mn Iduii bon oo Der n6roli@ilcu seilc ocr
Hnncdiier SiroBe enilunp iuciilih 50.s5 SrB
bis 3ltri 5topi oct @nlhcnomuuer cuilduQ 0cn
Sones Saas; oann iio6ilid cniidn1 oen Noni
Scr Nulfbeaonauer ctldn0 ocli Cones SnuS
1865 SnB bis 81 Dem oori QclepeneH lSnIc
ber &nli0eoomancr; oann oitlid cnilnne ocn
Nppe 0cr Gulibedhmdncr COB Sub nm ole
lpHtli@ltc Seite Der @reiiocni Srube 81 onrds
i6neiocn bic iiialib bon ocr noronbneu 1uuc
Der Snnco'icr SraBc proou8iri iuiro, o0nn
norolldD eniaeeen Der 70 proouSiricn 2inie mo
ocrielbcn clilnna. 03 Sllb Die iiiu g1innp.
alian lc1e Aarie bcidQier sirabc mic iie fin
bic SQbllcBnna gcplani IT, i'm 3nreou Der
Sirnbcnomdlbrud)e &pmmiiion
Die 9nric in ocr obigcn @clbreibnng iino
ole oii ocn unbren Micrnnn Der EopoQrapNs
dcn &ermcilunee @ommiiilon Der 5iaoi 9alfs
more hc8ogcn
(9ioO4,Gtt13)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-04

Sic nn6eenanuien @cronen 6ubcn cine Sc
iiiiun iir clue 0nbctail SpirituDicn.2ccn5 bom
I. glopcmber 1916 iino iiir cine 1rnneierirung
.incr Gnoctails sSDirihiuicn.Ytcen5 bonn T. Wlai
1916 einaercic5t pelcbe an Gnmitng, oem 49,
5ag hes Gobem0cr 1916, nm i2 u0r Niliaqs,
IN Nernibnng de6ogen pcrocH
@roieiie niiiiien nor 10 llbr Wiioes om
Hpnncritng ben 1G Sn1 hce giurcmbcr 1916
einaereic0i pcroen. fir melde SonuiIore ouf
Selnn IN oieiem Ahrean erlonai peroen fons
nen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-04

y JUDtUTDtI TWTU.
80 babe glppiiatonen fir bic folgcnocn
Griuieeien crbdlten
glr. lA l1iRrntt Strnbe -25 s. g. W,uior
g,r, 1921, SrcoeridgIocnnc % s.. q lRotor.
Ntlc Rrpicite mitlien I'M oocr Dor 10 Inn
&ornlliioqs am WlOntdn, 6. gipuembcr 1916,
bcim GeDduoes5 5nIpeior eiugereibt peroen
&. Z. 9nrnc,
tyiop4l @ebdli0e Snipefinr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-04
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gbeis@leri.


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Sas yiciu-Y YOrfcr oSOnrnal uf Commerce. pnbli5irt
cine 3uunnentellng, iponod III oen 27 W1ouotcu
oes &eItfrieees 1920 SonocISidfic nit eincm Se
iomint. Sonnenge9ult bon 3,32S54S Iomen oernihtet
moroen lno Dopon entfaaen rs &ro0cnt ouf Die Gn
tentciaodte, Is Bro8ent ou oe gieutrolen uno 9ro
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llntergrunObobn Stotonen ourd itrifenoe SroBcnbob
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iiirhterde 8eltidcnbese bate i'm eai8cu conoc Elm
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por mar cs i'm 9crouS il idJwcr icItduItcaeL me Die
&rdoentcnipob perIuiieu ueroe ipc III oieIcm Sabre
neil bic @arteibonoc 10 iebr eeIodert fiuo
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Slianbct6 s. gsrca.

IS itarb ON q Goncnbcr 1916 gh5abct6 S.
Yrcll, geo AreppeI. im Nlter bon IS SabrrH
mo WiointcH gcebtc Satin bon Natbdinr
Grcll Die Necrniguna fiuoet Wioutaa, piors
Qefle i'm la9 llhr oon Der gSobnunn ibres
Sobnes 0rit Suhcri Brel. glr. 261S, Camp
bcnsNbcume, aus iini Vclicblip nul nCm
oWi Carmel 6rieoboic". (GoD3-5)
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spiritnOIen.yNecns. s.gIppIiIatIOnrn.
aIhe Mr. 19.

Siirean bcr Spritnpienqiccn5.GD .GDmmiiidre,
3immer BOG, @erimtSgc6anoe
Ant. &epper Gunitablc, RrdIibent.
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George Gtfler, Wl. ..
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SriebDOfe
g|aItimore Gcmetern.
gRrean:

gRrrdH: eniiptginonne 9ipriH.AbrnRe, BRlial
ODn Der @n1.Str0Rc
WeprdbnlbplGbe an ocrfduten bon $40 an.
Stiiipn M. unler tnrineriudbrcnoer giufllc1L
SS5. yioum FIR 3 eiufahe @rdber. Vlegaflte
ncue 0npelle
SuSerneiirabeuG Ginedue lcpi often.
(Sltm1O,1S)
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Die @eAaMptmma. haI Der eiiSen infOIae Der s

DC WtDuNpINhgt puH OCT ShDen inTDIge OCT Vht'
reGtung BON SunoerttouicnOen BON gteeern Ourd Die
ogenannte @roBboter.aouieI I'M GcrbGtniB al oen
0orOtooten lmo oe petliden Stoute Die feinc poll.
th entre6tete SIegerbeo0lterune beiist cine 6ermd
Bio groBe @ertretng inn &eprGcnontenbouie oes Golt
greics bo6en lit nidt nbegriin0et Sn oen odt Sios
5toaten Alobamo 9lrfonios, 6lori6o, @eorgio 2oui-
iiono Ndiiiipp SiioGurolino uno Grgnien pur.
oen bel Der GongreBtpobl in 1914 in oeren 66 Con
grebOiitriften 51t,199 Stimnen fir oie ldnlutdleu
GonereB, Gonoi6oten ob9e9eben; oos lit I'M Durdibniit
7745 Stinnlcn pro Diitrft sSu ocn eben gtorOitoo.
ten reip wcTtlden 5tooteu Connecticut Nem.Serep.
Cbo, Nlifgon Soma, Ret@icrfo iino SJoobo fpur.
ocn in ocren &C GonsreBotriften 2,5S7402 Stinmen
iir Die idnlmtlibeu Gonereb. Gon0ooten obgegeben;
oos iino 99,203 stintmen pro Giitrift Sin ioIhes
StimneipcrbGltnib iit fen geredtes
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MooOrOm WilIon preSiot Giniofcit.

Nncrifoner Die in &rflidfeit glmcrifoncr inO, OaB
fremoe &olfer ge6mingen mer6en miiiien, uneren So
Del III gaem nit neutrolen 2GnOcrn uno in oem mas
Die 2on0oner @rfldrung olS Idbt 8oim9ut ouf5ablt
nit alien frieefiibrenoen Sdnoern IN 9lube 5u oiien
Dob fremoe Solfer geduungen mcroen mililen, lnerc
NuSlanopo nidt on5uriibren; ooB frcnioc 8olfer &C.
5pltngen weroen miiIcn uniere 6ugee 81 reipeftiren
Die Sdiife, ber melde iie webt nidt in Sdien bnen
81 idlcppen na6 wcld)en iie ndjt bctmmt iino uno
feline 8oooiere bon oeneIben beriuiter 5u bolen. S
gaeiu mas Die 6rebet oes 0cercs ocs Sonoels an
eebt ino Die 9lmerfoner bic in gSirflihfeit Qlmert
fnItcr iin0. ole eni9.
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Qer lLieacr @ictur GarIitrOnL Ocm Mamen

OIEVBVE N'IVFVF VUFTFtV7IT UVIE
wubrideinlidb bonn Sunnengei6e6t lit in s Stln6eu
mo 81 Dlinltcu bon Gbicogo nod 9tep yorf geflo.
gen, uber ndt in elmer Eour IS lit trosOem eiiic
cbr CUTE 2eiitune Pm criten Gose legte cr I'M 0urd
idnitt 10 lRecn IN Der Stln6e 5irid fir Sen let
ten Ebcil oes 9eges bon 3l5 @teen broudte CT MIR
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in Der Shmbc Dcs oa Die boditc ic poa6rad)te
ShnOcnlciitung icn. ga Ser Nlom gum Sunnet
ecidledt geboren nulB, polen pir's glnll6ct Oenn
Sunne 1T 10 ctiuos bcfamth 5u8utroucn
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Die ,,Mcw Yorf MOrl0" Ocrlanat sic Ncitrafuno SC

aoblenb0noler in NcpYorf welhe oic oueenblidlibc
aobenfnappbet otsnubei1 i'm oen &reis in Die Sobc
6u treibci. gSr poacn ole gSuderer nidt in Scbub
ncbmen; o6er ims oeidt ooB Ser @oa Street N}ln
tions Gr Der Oie 9obnen controlirt al eriter Stee
oofiIr bcruit meroen ote bob er fir Die nod europa
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8ohnoerpoltiugen perlangt woourdj Elm 10 pihtiser
@erbrodsortfel mie Die ao6le ii ser &eienitoOt gep
g)orf fnorp werOen muB.