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Car Shortage
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mission that there IL not now. nor
Il there II prospective shortage OF
equipment to handle all their products.
Without In any way rejecting upon
your efforts or. those Of any other on.
cial Of your company. we are OF the
cp,riun that the Southern Pacific cori.
pany H. derelict In iis duty Ia the
people Of Oregon upless II can and viii
take care Of the business Offering 10 Il, =,
which business. In the nature OF
iliEEs. ~ solely tributary to your line
ard dependent upon your efforts 10 get
II io market. Many promises have
been made to this commission. and u.a
shippers along your line that they VIII
BE fni'y taken care OF, and the people
OF Ibis state have a right to assume
or this state have right to
assume that the industries located
IN your limos Will not be permitted TO
languish for want Of necessary facili.
tics and equipment To move the busl.
ross offering,
We fcH that your company IL not
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-08-17
CLARKE IS MOST
POPULAR PLAYER
VOTING CONTEST SHOWS BiGsEE
is SECOND AND CARklAN THIRD
IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
TEAM ARE MADE

Jimmy Clarke, catcher, was declared
TO be the most popular member of the
Klamath Falls baseball club at vOt-
ing contest held last evening at the
clubs benefit dance at the Pavilion.
Lyle Bigbee. pitcher, was voted sec
ond in popularity, and Fred Carman,
Outfielder, third. The voting was done
by the people who attended the dance
To advertise the club and to en-
able the fans to obtain souvenirs of
their favorite players, pictures and
pennants of the team have been placed
on sale. Either may be obtained at
any local store.
Three sizes of large pennants have
been made. and on each are the words,
klamath Falls Baseball Club" and q
small picture Of each of the players.
These pennants may be obtained for
S1.25, $3.50 and $500, depending on the
size. Small pennants bearing the let
ters, az. +. b. c." and an individual
picture of some player of the team
are also for sale, as are postcard pho
tographs of each player.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-08-17
Arguments Of Crawford
and Miller Are Assaled

pf the legislative branch Of our govern.
mcrF than Woodrow Wilson. Colonel
Miller told us that one of the first ON.
Ciai acts of Woodrow Wilson was {,
personally appear upon tho ilnors of
cUugr&s and compel the passage of
the currency or federal banking mea5-
L,c never even waited 10 see what
congress would do. Colonel Miller
didn't tell us this. but one Of the first
olhcial acts of President Wilson WA
his reryonal appearance on the floor of
the house with demand that all lePir.
lrt!un eNempting ANerican vessels en-
gageG in coastwisc trade passing
through The Panama canal be repealed.
In the long list OF legislation cited by
BrotGcr Miller MS having been absos
iu,ely compelled By Woodrow Wilson,
We failed to note anything along the
line Of national woman suffrage. nor
WAS child labor legislation enumerated
rs having been compelled by Woodrow
Wilson.
There was another seemingly dis
cordant note in Brother Miller's sug-
Gestion that the money necessary to
build superdreadnOughts could be ex-
pended to better advantage in con-
structing roads. The suggestion some
how didn't seem TO III in well with the
democratic preparedness program II
somehow seemed to indicate that
their hearts were not In the move.
ment for preparation Cor defense II
WAS another disappointment when
Brother Miller and Judge Crawford
failed to refer to the Baltimore plat.
form and its numerous very excellent
planks. In presidential campaigns of
the past both parties have been in
c'ined TO rely, for support, upon the
faithfuness with which they have car
fied out their platform pledges. ID
was TO be expected that Brother Mil I
Ter would lean rather heavily upon
that support in his earnest plea for
support for Woodrow Wilson; but he
didn't. A.. l.. LEAVITT
Chairman Republican Central Com. I
mittee
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Employers Reject
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abeyance during the discussion and
investigation preliminary to a final
settlement.
II is learned that the government
viii 's6ist in the investigation. adhist.
."olt of differences rnd enforcement
o. Inc agreements .;1ade by the Oppos-
l. = forces. The government also m "
create plan to avoid future strikes.
A settlement of the controversy now
Is believed in many quarters to be i'm
probable because the railroad man.
ayers three times have rejected the
proposal to give the eight hour day n
trial. Some of them charge that the
proposal Is a political move, as acccp-
tance of this offer would put the mat.
ter past the November national elec-
tion. No commission could tanelbly
settle the controversy before spring.
President Wilson concluded his an.
peal to the district chairmen of the
brotherhOOds at 4 o'clock this after.
noon. He talked with them for nm
'our. After the conference the lead.
srs stated privately that the prcsi.
ients proposal for settlement rests
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-08-17
Editor Herald:

The opening political guns were
traiped and fired MONDAY evening. ac-
cording to schedule, in the democratic
campaign in Klamath Falls. No one
seems 10 be very badly crippled or
shaken in his faith. If "True Amer
ican3m" consists in 'frankest discus
sion of all political issues" Colonel
| Miller and Judge Crawford certainly
failed to grasp the situation. To our
utter ama2ement, Colonel Miller stat
cd that the issue in the present cam.
paisn is Woodrow Wilson.
Has il come to pass that national
policies are to be subordinated to the
interests of an individual? Has il
cone to pass than any single Amer
ican citizen, be he democrat or repub-
lican. can be elevated to position
before the American people beside
which national policies and issues
dwindle into insignificance? The minds
Of the American people today are en-
crossed, not with drawing parallels be-
tween the personal merits of Wood
row Wilson and Charles Evans
Hughes. but with contrasting the ma
tional policies Of which those two
American citizens are representatives
and exponents; in contrasting the ma
tional policy pursued by President
Wilson. and the policy demanded of
him by the democratic platform of
1912. upon which he was elected and
was supposed TO stand.
The idea or policy of exalting the in
diyidual TO the exclusion of national
ism in presidential campaign speech;
to the exclusion of paramount issues
upon which the life and destiny Of
America as nation may depend, is
fraugbt with too much danger to be
lightly passed over. II strikes right at
the yilals of our representative form
of GOV ernment. and like the snake in
the grass should be promptly scotche,l.
President Woodrow Wilson, AS an
American citizen, has our unstinted
adm.ration. But President Woodrow
Wilson as the exponent of democratic
doctrine is another matter, and the at
tempt to make Woodrow Wilson the
paramount issue in the present cam
raign is an attempt to befog the minds
OF the people of Oregon
Il seems incredible, almost, that our
democratic brethren, in their zeal,
should forget that this is government
OF delegated powers; that the govern
meni is divided into three branches,
legislative, judicial and executive:
that the specific enumeration of the
powers given and granted by the con-
stltiution to one branch is an abso.
Iute Withholding of those powers from
either or both the other branches.
we were treated Monday evening by
Colonel Miller to highly colored
word panorama of President Wilson's
irYasion of the legislative branch of
the government; also to highly com !
endatory recognition of his prowess as
a compeller of legislation; and in the
next breath he was held up to us as
a Iemorseless exterminator of lobby.
lists
The democratic platform of 1912 de-
manded independence for congress
from executive control and encroach-
rent. No president has manifested
ess respect, according to Colonel Nil.
er's statement. for the independence
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-08-17

lllnm"lras In this matter and thai !.
should have long aimee pro,ldNl ~
selves with more cars. Tor the ma,
that the ear shortage now colnphj,d
OF IL an annual occurrence, and 4,
the further reason that We have NJ.
upon you In the past the nectss,y
providing more cars 10 handle n
products OF our people
Your monopoly OF much Of this !,
r!iory In absolute. aud we must p
nlnnd and Insist that YOU supply \
necessary facilities for fully and II
Gnntely protecting the manafac,rs
and producers therein.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-08-17

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. l7.-rrcsl.
dent william Sproule Of the Southern
Pacific has not received President VIII
sons telegram late this afternoon. iic
Ii yet undecided whether or not he
Will 20 10 Washington,
President Rca OF the Pennsylvania
railroad la spending his vacation here.
He says he viii not 20 10 Washington.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-08-17
Slack Bust Damages Wheat

Damage by black rust to spring
wheat in the Northwest is reported
as likely TO cut down the crop 5O,0OO,-
900 to 15,O00,OO0 bushels from earlier
estimates, the possible total being
given at 700,000,0OO bushels. The
Canadian crop is expected to be 1OO,-
100000 bushels less than estimated a
year ago.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-08-17
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR EXCHANGE-Fo klamath i'm
proved property, preferably rooming
bouse, 40 acres of the best land, one
half mile from postofice. new seven
room plastered house, phone, electric
lights, hay barn 30Xi0: COW barn 4Ox
SO; best water right; mortgag $4,000
can run. Price, 1925 an acre; 25 COWS
and milk route; will sell on good
terms Address box SO, Willows, Cal.
17-2t*
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-08-17
To Crater Lake.

Oscar Peyton. local agent for the
Union Oil company of California; z.
W. Blanchard, travelling salesman, and
A. b. Mason, head auditor, left this
morning for Crater Lake.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-08-17
Return Home Today.

The Misses Bess and IneZ Kilgore
and Miss Iethia Driscoll, who visited
friends in this city last night, returned
TO Bonanza today.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-08-17

primarily on an eight hour day.
Tho chairmcn are In u caucus ihia
afternoon. II III predicted ibat they
will accept. overwhelmingly Wilson's
proposal
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-08-17
FIeishhackers Return.

Herbert Fleishhacker and party,
who have been rusticating at Harri-
man Lodge for a few weeks, are ex-
pected this afternoon. They will re-
turn to San Francisco tomorrow.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-08-17

Saturday night dance at Pelican Bay
boarding house, s1.00 per couple, in
cluding supper. 17-3t"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-08-17

The chiicote agency Is the home Of
the H'trs oompanies. If
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-08-17
Dixon In Town.
pslivers Hay.

Delivers Hay.
William Tingsley and employees de-
livered five loads of fine hay to local
people today. Mr.. Tingsley has fine
ranch in the Spring Lake district.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-08-17
Rubber Man Here.

It. II. Wilkinson, manager of the
San Francisco branch of the United
States Rubber company, arrived yes,
terday afternoon for short business
visit.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-08-17

Here From AIgoma.
Mrs. James McCarty is down from
Algoma on business.
From Logging Camp.
Joe Ball was in town last evening
from his logging camp on business.
Return From Hunt.
Harvey Depuy has returned from a
hunting trip in the northern part of
klamath county.
vlsiting Here.
Mrs. Henry Switzer of Ashland is
here for visit with Mrs. c. w. Kaler
and other friends.
Dixon In Town.
Louis Dixon was in the county seat
today to buy supplies for the Green
fields farm, Of which his father is man.
ager.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-08-17
Visits Mother.

Visits Mother.
Mrs. Andrew Dexter, formerly Miss
ALA Balls. arrived last evening from
Montague for visit with her mother.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-08-17
After Freight.

After Freight.
Carl Robley was in town today to
get a load of freight for j. L. Spar
entogn of Bonanza.
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Sie SuTnuus Der sliliirt.n.

Der ariss DirO fprtgsisst tpcro:n.
Sus 1T aus ben 2leuberungsn bsS
fran5Oiif4eR prsmiers grianb gu su.'
nehmen, Der in isiner Reoe DOT Der
&ammer ertIdrt bat, bab er in btn
beuT4eu JrisoensDori6lagen bios Ell,
nen @eriud erblidt. rbie 0ffsntIiAe
Neinung in 5rantrei9 5u pergifttn
unb snti4loHen lei, ben Gampf nciter
gu fiibren, big Der GeinO untsrIegen
lei. Der StelfOertrster bes engIiifer
premtrs, Yonor Gam, bat T9 ni6t
in glei9er pegtperfenber DeiIe Guss
gebriidt, aber ourd feline QntrdSc i'm
Yarlament beutlid ge5sist, b1b
man uu9 an Der anbsreu Seits bes
Ranals ni6t an JrieOen benti uno
bieie 4ntrdge laiien slei63eitis erie.
ben. iporauf bic glliirten tire 5offs
nune itiiBeu, ben oeutf9en 9erbiinbes
ten bic 5rtaoeHsbeoingungen ooridrsis
ben su tGnren. sic Iauten nGmIi6 pa.
bin, bab eiH Heues Seer BON elmer
UfilIion Wunn aufseitellt perbsn fol-.
Iriprungli6 DoIte man bios 100000
Wann ausbeben .aber Qlppb Seores
beitanO auf elmer TiiqiOn, porans ii5
bauptiGhlih bic aabinets s&riIis err
gsben bat, bic nit bem Stur3s Qss
quitbs enbste.
Wdt bieier WilIiOn ioll Der ari,as,
plan umseitaltet iperben. Rub.
lamb fOG ii9 in Der 9sieniips balten
unb bic bur9 eine WilliDn Mann pcrs
itdrtten englif6en unb fran31iij6!u
!Sesre bur9 einen 4nsriffstrieg RE
beuti6sn Reiben iprensen. Der Gr.
fOts bieies &riessplans ftiibt iid nuf
Die annabme, baB 9euti6lonb senug
Manniaaften bat, I'm ben 5einb IN
allen 5ronten i'm S9a6 gu baltsn,
aber ni9t genug, nm iib segen sinen in
Der gebahten Weiie 0eritdrtten Geinb
Su bebaupten. Die Js6lre6nung loft
fi9 genau porausiaeen. Siirs srits
Derfiigt DeutihlaHD nod iiber grobs
Reieroen. Rah ME DOR 1T ss i'm
StaHbe. iebes Sa1r 100000 Runn
neus Mannf6afteH aus5ubeben. Das
madt, ipenn man bic grObere beuti9s
SetituHssfdbigtett beriidii4tigt, hen
engIif6en 3upads mebr ala nett.
3Deitens fpirb Deuti6lanb minbtiisHs
cine bdlbe Willion Wann Dor Der Idbrs
liden @usbe6uns ins Jelb Tts[len. Gs
tuirb bas bur4 bic 5eimarmes ssi9ssl
ben. beren atufsabe Is If, ale Solba.
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YraiiOent @iliOn i&ari iritiiirt.

Samss R. Mann, Der republitanis
,9s 1iibrsr i'm Rtprijsntanienb1ufs
unb ,bsinpbt SprsSsr". s.ist, feline
OIL sbepisisns llnabbdnsisteit bon
ylsusm. inb.m sr often prdfibent Dils
ION lpegeu ieinsr abipnrisnben s6serus
ben Snliuns in Der Jrisbsnsfrnse tris
t,firte unb inbireit bic prosbritiften
gleiguussn Strrn @iIIons fir bisa
30esrn perantportli1 madts.
Der prdTbsnt bat es in fein.r
Mnd]i. ben ariss su bsenbsn, mann
INNER sr ss fpiinf9i, iubtm sr often
nit sinsm stnsebot Der 5riebtnspers
mitilung Dor bic Wslt tri!i. Rein,
Station obsr @rupps BON g0lteta
innn bic 0srantiuortrns iibernsbmeH,
elm bsrartises 2lngsbDi 5uriid5upsin
len. SOllis ubsr bod cine Ration ben
trnurissn Wutb gu folder abltbnnHa
babsn, 10 tpiirbe bic WeIt ppn bann
DiiIen, tper tiir bas unnh5tte
furdibars 5infdlaftsn 10 Dislsr Wi's
lionel BON 2sben, bisIs pdbnIinnis:
9ergeubung BON Williar0en an Gsln
bernnipSrtli9 ju MAIDEN iit,
Rein Wenih f0nnts ben grdfibsn
ten iibersilien Worgebens befdlIoigsn,
nenn e nn6 % striessmOnatsn. be
isins Gntf4sibunS ssbra&t babsa,
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iibertpunbsn rperben miiiie, ebe man on
Irieben penten f6nne. Dds ldbt dltf
nidts anberes idlieBen, als cine boffs
nunaslpie @eErneripeihung. beun al
les, mas iibsr ben Snbalt Der Tries
bensporI1Idse perlautet, benefit, pab
Der preubiihe Militarismus lebiglI4
eine erbidtuns lit. Menn bieier Res
bensart iiberbaupt irgenb elm Sim
innspobnen ion, lam bod bamit nur
eine Siigellpie Groberunssiu4t semetnt
5ein. aber ni9ts tritt beutlih,r in cen
Sriebensbebinsunsen berppr, als Die
Sbatia6e, bab Der preubiiae MIlitas
rismus gar nitts erobern pia. .gelgIen
ion auriideritattct perben, ebenin bas
nDrbIite Jranfreid. polen unb 2t'
tauen iousn ebenfals ni6t ar ben
preubii6en Militarismus fallen, irns
bern su unabbGnsigen Staaten erbos
ben tperben. Meni9en bic iolc9sn
9batia6en seseniiber nod bon preus
biI6em Militarismus reben, iinf nitht
ernft au nsbmen. gtaiiirlid feRIt es
aud nitt an Der unteritelung, ndE
bic GridDpfuns Der @erbiinoeten ben
aanSIer peranlabt bate, nm Srtepen
na15uiu1en. Yeipeis9 Sie @rpoerung
bon Rumdnitn!
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0jeneralelomar4aa Madenien oer Sefeaer Slnmdnens.

runs iOnfprm sins, Isgse dnsit,
lid &ertb oarmli, ieIbit ocn Sd,eiu 81
Dermeioen, ais menn oieie uniou eins
perionaIe lei Gin elmer aenoerilng oss
Gpitems Iis8t ia oen aonicruatiocn
nidts. Sic betGmpfeu iie iosar oufs
ertidliebenite. @nn iie Deute eiilcn
9lutroa eingebradr bofen, Der iid &c.
rai, nit ben, Oedt, lpas Die steeicriul1
iiigeirebcn iDia, 70 lit oas MIR Dc.
| idehen, I'M 6en Sdlein gu ipabrcn mo
ni6t bem iibrigen Rsiasias ssseniiber
Gu icEr auiJuiallen. uuo Serr D. Sa,
som jebeniclls pirb iein Sbeil eeolft
labeu, OILS aretb nit beuiIidper Be.
liebunq iagte. nlan1eInSe Gntid;Iub.
! FRAT iperoe alttb oi!r6 eiuen @ciraib
luudJt beiicr. Ias ruts man ia ocn aon.
ierpatioeu Iaiien. hak iie ieIbit einen
tppiid)en Reaftiondr ME SagotD, rer
a!io cisentIid ein Nnun nod ibrem
Ser5en iciil iolte, riifilhtslus ron ilh
abid)liteln, penn er llf in eiuer Sion.
itellation befinoet, bic oem fonicrpaii.
pen eielnnlmt5iel 5u:pihcr iii.
gui 9runb oieIer alio feitgeiitlltsr
SadIngs unb Der ni9t gum Austra5
lshra6ten psri0nrll::;atjsH anteritromuns
pen, in oeHsn Der Heidstag iiber bic
9sgsnDartige 5iibruns unieres aus'
lpartigen Eieniies nett einmiitbi1er
EiiheiIt aIs iber bic Wsse sur Re
form, blsibt Is praiiii9 re9i beIans'
frs. mas BON ben 9ertretern Der u.rs
!tisbsnsn Riaiunsen iiber bic Da5!
oieir Wsse ionii nod an WeinunaM
unD Wiini6en gsdubsrt iporbsn 1T.
Gsnn bag uHlsr auspdrtiger 9ienit
stney Reiorm bsbarf, in ioDobI BIZ
WeinuRs berieiisen. bic lie duf ben
Msse bes pnrlameutariIden Spitsms
erreitsH pOlisn, ME bsrisnisen, pi.
nus parisipplit:i9en 9runoidsen uns
ceri0bnIi6s gesnsr jebsr Wpotrniiis.
rung ober DsmotrntiIieruHs b:j
Stantslebsns iiuO. gs 1T babsr na.J
unIerer 2lufiaiiuns au6 gar tsiH 10
erpbsr Gsgsniab Spii6sH bem. mas
bic 9erirsisr bisisr beiben Ri9tunasa
in Der bsutissn Situatipn Derlanaen.
Man tann einen @tliirisg MD.
"itreng pertrauIid" fiibrtn. Wlnn tana
lid fiibrtn. Mdn lam in Der Dis
plpmaiis aber aud niGt nit offsnen
Rarisn ipitlsn, tpenn man seipinnen
.ria. Wan innn NIT Refi bsSipet.
feln, Oh cine Diplomatic 3utrnuen
perbient, bic ni1t perbinbert bot, bnf
mir bsute i'm Sample nit Sabrs
sebnts lansen @srbiinbeten itsbsu.
Won ipirb aber aud nift sripnri.n
hnb es ansdnsig isi. einfn4 ins DO1s
Wsnifenletsn binsiRJusreiisn unp
sleid bic nStbige AnJabl biplomati,
iher 5nlents gu faiIsn, bic nun BON
5snis auf mDrgen bic a6l5iung iibsr.
nshmen t1nnien. Wlon fann dus BEN
8erglsih init gnglanb fir uns bisl
Viibli4<s gspinneu, obns bdrum 3u
perlangen, bab bic beuiIfs ipDlitii Elm
eteufolhes Tpiten,atii6es gsmiitb bon
2iiee unb Wdbrbeit bilDs ipii bas,
hem GngIanb feline grfoIge psrbnnli. |
Gbenfopsnis III "a elm Wiberiprud. |
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benz unniiseu ipsiisrsn glui,srsiebeH
Elm Gnbs Su MAIDEN perfu9ie. Die
9erluiie auf bsiben Seiten iiberiteisen
aliss Wab unb nirsenbs in Elm gnos
ab5uiebsn, nirsenbs bic NSslidtsi,.
bns elm. Der beiSsn ir:esfiibrenben
Yarieien sinsn enifdeibenben SieJ
errinat. mir b5ren iobisl iiber bic @.
bote Der Sumanitdt. 5alIs e BEN
praFbenten .hrli6 I'M fe su tbun III,
eisbt es fir ibn t.ine sr6brs aufsa.
be, aIs jsne, bsm sssenfeitissn WlOr,
ben Elm SaIt 5u5urufen.@
Nos Ssrr Wanu bier ausfpribi
TT nud bic 9tnii6i aablrsidsr mbsrsr
WiteIisoer bes aongrsfss unb cine
getpssuns idsint TN CLUB su i,in.
surt gemsiniamen gntihIub beib.r
s1Guisr ben prdfibenten 3u bsm
Sdritt gu bsranlaiIeu, ben CT aus ei
seHsm Willen ii5 porIGuiis nift 81
MAIDEN 9straut. Gs lpire allerbinss
bsbnuetlid, ipsnn Der &onsreb iia,
sinmiifts. ba BEL bem Temperament.
hes praiiosnisn bann ssrabs bas q,
gentbeil pon BEN, ipds man beabii4r
tigi. errrel5t iperbn piirb.. Wmn
bic Rotb in europa, ipsnn bic Bemii.
tunlsn' nllsr nsuiralen Wddte 5srrh
MtlIpn nihi gu beipegen pern6asr.
iuenn er ielbit bic Bite s.msininmer
atticn gum Shubs bebropter neniras
Ter Redtc ipisber unb ipieoer absbni,
uie bds erit iiinsitbin sei6ab, bari
ron einem @orseben bes 'aonsreii.s
nittg eripnrtsi perben.
Strr WiIipn piinfdt bprlduiig
ni6t. 5risosn gu MAIDEN. unb 3par
nus @riinben psri0nIiter Spmpatbit
uno gntipat6ie. er tpirb In bic Dsls.
gddifte alfo nidt dIs Yeenber. ions
bern aIs Der Derldrssrsr bss .srober
&risees" iibsrssb,n.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-15

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