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The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-05-05
DEFACING RURAL LANDSCAPE


A reader who is vitality interested in
agriculture and who travels over the
country considerably more than does
the average man. calls on US to con-
denim what he picturesquely terms
the unholy smearing Of the face OF
nature with glare of vermillion red
and ochre yellow"
We understand what he means and
quite syspathize with his view. Lest
the point may be missed or obscured
by the colorful language of our cor
respondent, we state plainly that he
is shooting at the practice OF daubing
signs of patent medicines or tobacco
on barns, sheds, and fences. We sup
pose that the farmer gets paid a rent
al for this space by the sign writer's.
Possibly in some cases he is persuad-
ed that the preservative effect of the
paint is worth the rental, and thus
condones the offense. II he is a pub
lic-spirited citizen, possessing a keen
sense Of his reasonableness toward
making his community outwardly
more attractive; if he stops to think
Of the educational effect on his chill
dren of these hideous daubs; IL he
will consider the widespread effort
to make rural conditions more taste
full, artistic, and attractive, conserv-
ing and augmenting the beauty of ma
ture rather than defacing 1t; IL he
really glimpses this situation he will
decline to permit his buildings to
take on that "unholy smear" and in
the event that the damage has al
ready been done he will resolve that
at the end of the contract with the
sign writer he will repaint the barn
and efface the daubs. He may have a
little less cash as a result of this re-
solve. but lot more self-respect.
Why should the farmer wear the sign
on his buildings of patent medicine
or brand of tobacco?
Possibly he may be ahead of the
game financially by getting one side
of his barn preserved in this glaring
cheap paint, but here is how it
worked out actually in a New Eng
land town. The merchant refused
longer to extend credit to a farmer
who let his barn be smeared with a
medicine sign, because he took it as
clear evidence that the man had not
the means to buy paint and apply 1t
himself and therefore he considered
his credit shaky!-Breeder's Gazette
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-05-05
POPULATION GROWS 4,4ss DAILY

We grow in these United States of
ours at the rate OF ABB folks day
Think of it, We descendants of the
Mayfower Pilgrims-enOugh new
Americans every day to have crowd
ed the passenger list of an armada of
.Mayfowers And think of it also, ye
raisers of dairy cattle and we grow
ers of foodstuffs-every week brings
more than thirty thousand new
mouths to feed.
We are appalled, at the slaughter
of regiments and divisions on the
European battle fields. We hear of
statesmen bewailing the possibilities
of race suicide. But how little heed
do we pay to the tremendous natural
increment Of races of mankind. IT'S
worth sober reflection, this constant
growth of ours, worth the pondering
of every producer of food or other
products. Our vast markets are grow
ing faster by the day-by the hour,
for that matter. And our marketing
problems are ever growing more COM
pick and demanding closer study.
"Stop, Look aud Listen" signs do
very we'll for railroad crossings, but
they have little other value for pro-
gressive mankind. We are growing
too fast. A few years hence our
growth will be at the rate of ten
thousand day. It will be as If little
showers of hamlets and villages
rained down constantly from the sky.
These newcomers must all be fed and
clothed. The farmer is the producer
of the raw materials. He must fol-
low closely our growth, speculate on
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-05-05
WHY OFFICE BOYS SUCCEED

You read the other day this news
paper headline, "Office Boy Gets
$125,OO Salary" OF course he does.
Who else in America compares with
the ex-office boy in drawing a big
pay envelope?
Mr.. Stotesbury was an Office boy in
bank, and heard him say he got
SIG a month. Mr.. Carnegie was a
telegraph messenger boy earning less
than that. Mr.. Rockefeller was a
grocery store boy.
In our country the youthful prince
often succeeds, but he fails relatively
oftener than does the Office boy. He
is not eternally being dashed by ne
cessity when young to earn money,
and learning to earn money to buy
necessities teaches the Office boy how
to mint money.
Nobody ever learned to play base
ball by sitting in the grandstand. You
can watch auction bridge ten years
and have a big slam made against you
every time If you try to learn by
watching alone.
General Goethals didn't learn how
to dig the Panama Canal by wearing
kid gloves and going to horse shows.
Nor did DR.. John B. Beaver learn how
to perform surgical operations by at
tending the assembly balls.
Hunger and hard bed keep kick
ing the Office boy into lettering his
financial condition, and the first thing
he knows he has more money and
reputation than the fellow who start
ed as prince.
Goldsmith told about dog that bit
q man, but the dog and not the man
died. 1t has got to be novelty in
America when Office boys are not get
ting the $125,000 salaries.-Girard
in the Philadelphia Public Ledger.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-05-05
WE CAN SHOW THEM

1t is a poor time to brag, but, just
the same, it is difficult not to give
expression to one thought of that
complexion. If we do get into this
war, the United States Navy will do
something. 1t always has. And,
given the chance, it will again. In
event of war we will be year or
two beating an army into shape. But
our navy, comparatively small as it
is, will get busy. 1t has initiative.
The other navies of the world seem
to be lacking in it. Outside of the
submarine activities the German
navy might have been as we'll nom
existent. The same is true of the
Russian Navy. And the English and
French navies, beyond their blockade
work, important, of course, as it is,
have not added many thrills to his
tory. But both the United States
navy and that of Japan have in mod
ern warfare shown an edge that fas-
cinated the world. The Japanese
showed it at Port Arthur, Dewey, in
daring Manila harbor, showed it.
Hobson showed it at Santiago. 1t
looks impossible for modern bat
tleship to attempt mined channel or
harbor. But there is way. depend
upon it, and If we get in, the world
will know it.-Wichita Eagle.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-05-05

it, prepare for it by progressive meas
ures, keep abreast of all the live
things that are doing. If he does not
he will be left at the post-Country
Gentleman.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-05-05

Paramount pictures are absolutely
the highest class of pictures pro-
duced. You can see these every Mon
day and Wednesday at the Majestic
eater. If
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-05-05
Rheumatism

If you are troubled with chronic
or muscular rheumatism give Cham
berlain's Liniment a trial. The re-
lief from pain which it affords is
alone worth many times its cost.
Obtainable everywhere.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-05-05

For nt-Furnished rooms; ia
Grant St.. Phone 81. 1t
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-12-29
STATEMENT OF THE CASE

This case involves the foreclosure
OF a mechanics lien in the sum OF
500 claimed by the plaintiff, and a
similar lien for the sum of 500
claimed by Louie Amedeo, also a
similar lien for $255 claimed by
Charles O. Dahlstrom. the liens be-
ing respectively claimed against the
Black Cat Mining Claim situate IN
Manhattan Mining District, Nye
County. Nevada. N''t
The facts as shown in the record,
disclose that the appellants Wilson
and Wilson were the owners of the
Black Cat Mining Claim. and that
they leased the claim to the Snowden
Placer Company; that the Snowden
Placer Company operated the grouno
by placer mining, and in the course
OF such operations employed the
Plaintiff Phillips and the lntervenors
Amedco and DahlstrCm to perform
work upon the ground. The Snow
den Placer Company Having failed to
pay the plaintiff and intervenors the
respective sums claimed bv them. a
lien was filed by plaintiff, and the
liens of the intcrvcnors Amcdco and
Dahlstrom were filed for record on
the, same day. '."
Subsequently, suit was commenced
in the Justice Court of Manhattan
Township, to fcreclose the lien OF
Philips, in which suit the Justice
Court made an order on November
/, 1918, that the said Amedeo and
Dahlstrom be permitted to intervene,
and such intervention was thcreupon
had. The Snowden Placer Company
made no appearance. The defend
ants Wilson and Wilson appeared
and filed their answer. alleging that
they were the owners OF the Back
Cat Mining Claim: that the mining
operations conducted thereon accord
ing to their information and Knowl
edge. were conducted by II X. !
Ashley. and that they had no knowl-
edge of mining operations conducted
on said claims by the Snowden Plac-
or Company.
A trial was had in the Justice Court
before a jury, and resulted in a dis
agreement, and thereupon the trial OF
the, cause was set and a jury was
again had, and a verdict was return
ed in favor OF the plaintiffs and
against the defendants Wilson and
Wilson to the extent OF their inter
est as owners of the mining claim de-
scribcd IN the complaint, and a Judg-
mcnt was entered in favor Of Phillips
for $500 with interest at 7 per cent
per aunum from October 9, 1918,
will, costs of suit, and So for filing
licn-claim; also for the sum CT 500 IN
favor Of Amedeo, intervenor, togeth-
cd with s. cost Of fling lcn-ciaim;
also for the sum OF $255 in favor o 4
Charles O. Dahlstrom, ~intervenor to-
gether with S. cost of filing lien,
claim, and SIS attorneys fec allowed
by. the Justice Court.
IN appeal. was thereupon taken
fran the Justice Court to the DIS
trict Court, and the trial was had: and
the District Court ordered that judg,,
ment be entered in favor OF plaintiff
i'm the sum of $195 with $50 attorney
fee: for the ~intervenor Amedco, S1oo
and, 500 attorneys fee; the intervenor
Dahlstrom $3.50 and 500 attorneys
Zee. ..,.
From the Judgment and from an
order denying a motion, tor a new
trial, an appeal has been taken to
this Court n,.,.. 81:
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-12-29

By the Court. Norcross, c.
After two trials in the Justice
Court and a trial de novo in the Dis
. trict Court on appeal from the Judg-
ment Of the Justices Court: the ques-
ton OF the jurisdiction OF the JUS
tise's Court to try the case originally
and OF the District Court to try the
. case. as on appeal is raised tor the
first time on appeal to this Court. ,
81 The question. however, is one
great importance. not only to the par
ties to the present action, but because
goes to a matter OF. p~rocedrre based
on the organic law Of the state.
Section 8 of Article vi Of the State
Constitution, in part reads:
"The legislature shall determine
the number Of Justices Of the Peace
to be elected in each city and town
ship of the State. and shall fix by law
their powers, duties and rcspcnsibil.
tiles; provided, that such Justice;
Courts shall not have jurisdiction o
the following cases, viz:
of cases that in n n shall con
I[Aict with the jurisdiction Of, the sew
cral courts Of record in this state
and provided further. tn
Legislature may leonier upon sai'
courts. jurisdiction concurrent WIFI
the District courts. Of actions to en-
Z force mechanics liens. wherein tn
amount Exclusive OF interesD o
not exceed three hundred dollars:
~ r. - gs- ,4.ssE
BY statute it is provided that tn
Justices Courts shall have:
Concurrent, jurisdiction with tn
District Courts OF actions Tor TN
Enforcement y ofsqqmcehanics' hen
where the amount of the lien sougf
81. to- be enforced, exclusive Of interrs
% does not exceed three hlnared 40
lars" Rev. Laws, Sec. 57l4.)
... There is some slight difference !
the wording of the constitution an
/. the wording OF the statute cite
supra, but as the legislature. came
pation upon Justices courts than tn;
. authorized by the constitution, "
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-12-29
NO. z.213
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF
. THE STATE OF NEVADA

GEORGE A. PHILLIPS. Plaintiff
and Respondent.
CHARLES c. DAHLSTROM and
LOUIE AMEDEO. Intervenors
and Respondents.
'. 4li,.r, vs..
THE SNOWDEN PLACER COM
PANY.i a Cooperation. THOMAS
WILSON and M. E. WILSON.
Deiendants and Appellants.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-12-29

H. r. Cooke. Attorney for Appel
lants. 10" >'' -,.-
H. II. Atkinson, Attorney for Re-
spondents. D.. .,,,
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-12-29
| concur:
M'CARRAN, ].
T.

| concur in the opinion and order
OF the Court, except as herein indl-
Gated.
There is no question but that the
Justice Of the Peace had jurisdiction
of the subject-matter and of the par
ties in the original suit brought by
the plaintiff Phillips. Pursuant to
the constitutional provision quoted in
the opinion Of the court, the legisla-
ture. in 1913. conferred upon Justices
of the Peace concurrent jurisdiction
with the District Courts in actions for
the enforcement of mechanics liens
where the amount Of the lien sought
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-09-16

frie1 ltilrsen, Der oen gegcnndrtigen
sigantiiden Maiienmoro nod iiber.
trefien miirbe.
Die ein5ige 9rcmic, oie ser mill.
tarliben 1ollbeit angeIegt tperoen
fonnte. ia9te 9enion, mare ein To-
5lalntilhcs Gotlm bon 100000
Stlmmen in bieiem Sabre, 10 oaB
Die SoSialiiten inn Sabre 1920 nit
Ginger sluslid,t auI einen Siea il.
oen @ablfompf eintreten fonnten.
Gr worntc oos IoIf Dor einem
abermaIiscn \@eIttriese, ser inn
Tcrlaufe Ocr Madinationen Scr
bieligen @opitaliiten mo ser helm.
lihen ShIide oes Miiitlnsstrl,its
oa5u fiibrcn miiroe, oob iid aun,
europa aeacn Die Ger. Staoten Der.
blnOcn ipiirbc.
.@cnn lih oie Trbeitcr amerifos
niht lest nm bas Banner ibrcr eioe.
men Fortei. bcr Sosialiitiihen Eor.
tel lharcn," crtIGrte @cnion, ,oonn
iueroen lie. mcm bel @cenoia,ma
ocS &rie9eS Ole : arobe moultrieue
STRIFE tommt. Dor ben @aiunettcn
Der Sinoesormcc spciden miliieu.
Strclfa acgen Die unausblcibIif
SeprelIion, gcacn hic arobc aonfllr.
ren5 Der gcrinacr bcSohItcn europ1i-
lhen Nrbelter perocn nod ocn llm-
rongreiden TiiInmacu su nrtcileu,
NIT Der gepansertcn Na,it nieoerac-
iflngen ucroen." +"
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Die So5ialiltiide Yartei, iogte
Der Neoner am Sdluile, lit sic Elm.
5ige politiide Eartei, lpelde iih in
entl6ieoener Weiie gegen Milita-
rismls i,no gegen ariege erfIGrt
bat. Ger geiib ser @eItmorfte bat
nod fein Golf reid uno gIiidlih
genatt. Sponien bcberrldte emit
Den Wcltmarft. uno iein 8olf pcr-
fiel in Ole groBte grmut uno I'm
miiienbeit.
Gngluno bot bel,te Sen ar0Bten
slntcil am Weltmarft, aber Die ena-
lild]en grbeiter babet cineu ld,,uc-
rem aampf Inn eine ar,nieIiae Gri-
lten5 5u fiibren.
Is lei jest oem amerifaniidJen
%olfe 8elescnbeit seaeben, ieine
SfImme 9egen Den HnltnngsIduin-
bel, sesen Nilitarismns nno sesen
bic Nusbentcr i'm aasemeinem ut er-
heben, mno jeoer giirser, Der fir
Trieoem, SmmanitGt mmo mirflidle
Nrcibcit fir allc WenidDcn eintrcte,
miine es ais ieine Efliht bctradDtcu,
am {. Nppcmbcr fir Die &auoioaten
Der Susialiitiiden Barter am
Stimmfaitcn einsmtretcu.
9llgcnleincr ltiirlnlld,er 9eiIau
bclohnte ben Neoner, lino ertl1rte
bleralli Ser Gorliser, 0enoIie Mll-
tbcnber9 Ole @erinlnlnllrna fir ee.
id)loIien.
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Die fransOiiidsn Sosialiitsn ba=
ben in ibrer leBten Ronferen3 es ubz
selebnt. oen Mntros Der Snternatio=
nalen @enpKen. cine @eritdnoi5ung
spiiden ben 9enoFen in oen trie9z
fiibrenoen 2Inoern nod pGbreno oes
4rieses bersuiteuen. um bic Sntera
rationale gu erbalten. gu oistutieren.
Der in Der eriten Iusuitpoche in
Paris absebaltene frana0Ei4e @csiaz
liItentonsreb dnoert on Den Gntihiii=
len bonn Desember 1915 nihts. Die
Mebrbeit bieibt ouh peiterbin Der
Wieneraufnobms Der internationnlen
geSiebunsen abseneist. Die in Sim
msrpolS uno 3isntbal periuhts Vrus
paeanoo puroe energiih abselebnt.
Mareel Sembat tritiiisrte Den Manz
sel on Disaiplin in Der partei. gie
frans0iiihe preHe trnitatiert. oab
oies Ser Stimmung Der gspolterunJ
sntiprede.
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panot. Dor auem ober lei 4meriz
tos gsrteioisunssfdbisteit enorm se=
lttesen ourh bic gelammelten Grfab=
runsen. Die ameritanii9en Wuni=
-tioas<Gabritanten bGtten nidt au.
fur iih ielbft unb fir bic M[Iiier=
ten searbeitet, ionoern auh fir ibr
2ano.
Nur Der ein3ise unb einiame rpirt>
lthe Vertreter Der 0oltsintereiIen
Gen. Meper 2onoon trat unentlpeat
sesen bic Verihtpenoungspolitit, ee=
gen Ulilitarismus uno Riiitunds=
ihpinoeI uno fir bic Irbeiterinterei=
len ein. gber er mar elm preoiaer
in Der Buits. IS iouten bic ameri=
taniihsn Irbsitsr bod balo einieben,
oab nur Die So;ialiiten in ebrliher
unO fdhissr Weiis fir bic 9lrbeiterz
lahe tdmpfen uno onb es bohIt not=
penoi9 1T. oab BEL ben ndhitsn
WabIen mehrere SosiaIiltsn in ben
8onsreB getpdblt perosn.
Sm nGhitsn aonsreb lpsrosn ipis=
Der Ierluhe semadt peroen, Den miz
litdriihen 3panSsoienit in Sen Der.
Staaten ein5ufiibren. Senator Gbdmz
berIain bon Oregon tpiro nitt nur
fur miIitdriIhen 3ponssoisnit elm
treten, ionoern aud fir bic militia
ride 3ipansser3iehuns Der Suseno.
Wis er iast, lit es ihtpieris, Jrei=
willise fir ben Militdroisnlt su erz
aalten, aIio mub IS 3pans tper=
ben.
Der ShuB Der Nation DerIanst
es. bebouptet Der Senator. uno oann
marihieren Die onoeren pbralen oom
WillionGrs Sobn unb oem Sobn
oes armen Mannes pieoer auf, bic
heioe unter benz oemotratiihiten auer
MiIitdr 9eisBe, benz 3nanssoienit,
sIeihseiteut iino, pie Der Senatar
iaat.
Oab bic Mitslieoer oes aonsreFes
nur su germ bereit limb oem Militaz
rismus INNER mebr 3useitGnonihe gu
MAIDEN. lit ia ertpieien uno oaber
beibt es fir bic grbeiter: Iufpa6en
uno 9anoeIn!
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No. 21.
Mnf,uarts.

Wer ben Sturmpinb min perite6en.
ytub bic 8erse aufpdrts seben,
gDer ben Gang Der 3eit min fenneu.
Oarf iid ni4t bonn 2eben trennen.
Sn entles'nen itiuen 9oIen
Hur seodmpft bic Worte f9alIen.
Oort, tpo tdglih Sturm unb 5treit.
8rauit oos laute 2ieo ber 3eit!
8omm, mir pollen bir perlpre@en
Hettuns aus Dem tiefiten 54mer3-
Yte'ler. Sdulen tann man bre9en,
glber ni4t elm freies 9er3.
Oenn es lebt elm eipis 2eben,
IS 1T lelbit Der sanae Monn.
Sn ibm nirten 2uft unb Streben.
Die man ni4t 5ermalmen tann.
@oet6e.
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8tnion Seriammluug war Elm sldnjeuber Grfolg.

Gin GROCER, pollltdnoigcr Griolg
tpar oie bon 2ocol Glepelono ar.
rangierte iosialiitiide Waiicnpcr.
iammlung, Sic am Wtitt1poh leste
@ohe in @raps' slrmorp ltattfano,
,no III iuelder @enoiie slllen @cn.
ion, Scr Observation-Disclosures ser
So5ialiitiihen Yartei, lih oen Ge.
noIien rno @enoiiinnen bon Glcpc-
LAMB porltellte uno Damn einc Heoe
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Nus &aibingtpu, $. 6.

llniere, od 10 teur.n 0oItsfreunoe,
bic anseblih i'm Rapitol gu WaIbz
ington bic Redte unb SntereEen oes
amerit. 0oltes p<rtreten unb bafir
als RonsreBmitslieber $1,000 iabs.
lihen @ebalt unb elm paar tauieno
Dollars 5rintsslber erboIten, babeu
enolih bic RonsreBiiBuns pertaat,
uno iino Damn idIsunisit abs.reiit,
um iih in ihrer S.imo. an Der
Wobltampo9ne gu bsteiIisen. Sic
ale poIlen IslbitoeritGnbIih pieoer
selpdblt ipsrosn uno ba oiirfen lie
bod ni6t ibr 9iht untsr ben Shef.
rel lteaen, ionosrn miihsn ihren &C.
trsuen Wdblern er3dbltsn, ipsIhe er=
ltaunlife 8eroienIte fir oos 9oterz
lamb iie lih aIs Ibaepronete in
Waibinston eriporben baben. llno
lls boben pirtlid SruBoriises sele,s
ltst, oiele 9erren 0pltspertreter. Sic
haben Die srOBtsn Gslobeipiuiaunsen
9smaht, bic ie elm 9unoss,onsreb
mnhte. Mfan beoente auein iibsr 600
UlilIionen Dollars fir 9lrmse uno
Jlotte. Sic brauhsn ss ia niht aus
ihrsr 5alde gu bssahIsn.
ShliebIif haben lie lih audi nod
ben 4nldein sebsn pollen, oab lie
sssen gnslanos llsbsrsriffe sssen
omeritaniide 9anoelsidiIfe ensrsiIh
Jront MAIDEN polIen. aber nod in
legter Stunoe luurosn bic Chamber
lain WieoerperseItunss slmenoes
ments gum JinanaseleB suridse,o=
gen. Der 0runb fir bieIes 3urid=
pei4en par bic Orobuns Gnslonos.
ale Wunitions bsitenunsen riidsdnais
81 MAIDEN.
Die Munitions=aontratts entbaI=
ten alle 4lauie ielr. pslhe untsr ee=
pii1en llmitdnben bic 9lnnulieruns
oerlelben geitatten uno prdiibsnt
WiIion fiirhtete, bic rarisss=pro=
iperitdt" su treffen, ipenn Der Mu=
iionsbanoel sraoe iebt Dor ben Wob=
len brad selest tpiirbe.
Ct mid anseblih Dor Der Oro=
buns gnslanos Suriid unb lorste fir
Die Iusi4altuns sraoe Der pirtiam=
iten erseltunssmabnabmen; sic
Sohe miro nur um 10 auffdlIiser.
als oas Ybelan=Imenbement Dor Der
4nnnbme i'm Senatszaomitee benz
Staatsz Departement porselest por=
ben uno bonn prdTbenten sebilIist
mar, ebenio tpie bas Chamberlain
Nmenoement.
Oieie tapitaliitiihen polititer bonn
prditoenten an Bis berunter gum
Sanitor zines poitsebduoes. iinb bod
alle Geislinse. Die @ei9dftspolititer
iaaen. oab bic Der. Staaten burd
ben Welttries grobe Reihtiimer erz
parben uno auberoem burd bic 5a=
Irritation bon Munition Snformation
erlonst boben, ipelhe benz 2anbe in
Der Stunoe ser Not BEL einem et=
paisen Mnsriff 5usute tommen mir
be.
Cine neue unb IebenstrGftise Sn=
ouitrie lei glmerita bel9ieben NOR
ben uno bic sanae internationale
9anoelsz uno 6inans=Bilan3 bate
ii9 3usunften Der Ser. Staaten sez
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-09-16
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aussebeutet Ano betrogen iperoen.
tann uns uno oem arbeiteben Wolte.
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