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Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1916-11-07
1875 Visits to Webster CITY.

DR.. Wilbert Shallenberger, The
Chicago Specialist, has visited Web,
ster City once every 2S days for ov.
er fifteen years, making a total OF
|195 visits. Not another such rec.
ord in the United States west of the
Mississippi river. This proves be.
yond doubt that he has made good
and helped back to health those who
have gone to him with the worst
forms of chronic diseases of all kinds
who have failed to get a cure from
other doctors. His rare, experience
and opportunity with SO many cases
of all kinds in 16 years experience
and practice have taught him many
things he must know to get good re-
suits. If you have need of a doctor
consult him at Hotel Wilson, Web
ster City, Monday afternoon, Novem-
Der 13th.-Adv. as f1d1s
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1916-11-07

even more pleasant than one who
has never been here could imagine.
We also want to say a word or
two concerning inconsistencies: 'Any-
one here who has not been home
sick, either has no home, or home is
not what it should be to them"
No word has yet been received
from "Jay' Hanson, who recently
went to Ellsworth on Through, but
we have confidence enough in Jays
ability to take care of himself, to
think that he made the trip all
right.
No arrangements have yet been
made for protecting the boys against
the cool waves that strike the border
on certain occasions, therefore Civ
ing and keeping them in hopes
that an order would soon be given to
|entrain for Iowa.
Well, keep working on that $780,
600 school house and when C. COM
pany and the band get home they
will help make it a. certainty-if it
has not already been done before we
arrive. Falstaff O'satter.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1916-11-07
Married in Minnesota,

Mrs. Elsie Long, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. J. C. Hutchinson, who live
on the east side, and Peter F. Meyer
were married in Fairmont, Mime
sofa, last week and have returned to
this city where they will make their
home. They were accompanied to
Fairmont by the brides brother, A.
G. Hutchinson, also of this city. The
bride has made Webster City her
home for many years and the groom
is thresherman, saw mill Operator
and building contractor. He is now
at work near Wall Lake. The couple
bought three lots on Second street
east Of the river and will reside in
"a new home now in the course of
erection upon these lots.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1916-11-07
Foot Badly Hurt.

Leona, the three year old daugh-
ter and the youngest child of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. H. Radcliffe, who reside two
miles north of Kamrar, was severely
injured Saturday afternoon on the
farm at home, when she put her foot
in the corn elevator which conveys
the corn into the crib. For a time
it was thought the foot was broken,
but a physician who was immediately
summoned from this city, found that
torn ligaments were the extent of
the injuries, which are very painful.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1916-11-07
Harding's Good Nature.

Anamosa Eureka: 1t can be said
to the everlasting credit of Mr.. Hard
ing that he has never lost his temp
er. He has smiled his way through
lit all. With nature that seems to
be an exception he has gone over the
state making an effort that marks
him as one of the ablest campaign
|ers Iowa has produced in recent
years. While his traducers have
been assailing him he has smiled
back. and in his own inimitable
way, through smiles drawn from the
of his own country,
from smiles drawn from green fields
and running brooks, has fought back
at his enemies in effective manner.
1t is indeed wonderful, when one
stops to think of the efforts that
have been made to blacken his char
acter, that he has kept his compos-
ure and never permitted himself to
get down with those who have re-
sorted to mud. 1t is to be regretted
that some of Mr.. Harding's support
ers could not have followed his pa
tient, cherry leadership, and left
those working in the mire to reek in
their own filth.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1916-11-07
SERIOUS AUTOMOBILE .ACcF
Dent ON White FOX ROAD

Mrs. William Horn went to
Highview this forenoon for an over
Sunday visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Frank Beerman and family.
Mrs. M. Rhyme, who has been
spending a few days with her broth
er, Charles Smell and family, on east
|Second street, returned this forenoon
to her home in Lehigh.
Mrs. E. M. Finn, who lives on
west Walnut street, went to Fort
Dodge today to visit relatives.
Mrs: varick CRsley is spending
the day in Fort Dodge.
Miss Anna Armstrong of Des
Moines is visiting at the home of her
sister Mrs. H. c. Cutler of this city.
Mrs. Mary ]. Jewett and daugh-
ter, Miss Julia, are Fort Dodge call
|ers today.
Mrs. A. F. Schultz and little
daughter and Mrs. w. O. Rauworth
are spending the day in Fort Dodge.
The Misses Gertrude and Kath-
ryn Garland of Eagle Grove are week
end guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Dan f.
Shea.
Mrs. Ray Miller returned yes
|terday to her home in Boone after
spending some little time here with
her husband, who is conducting the
Miller lunch room, formerly Jap's
Place.
Miss Mable Huddlestun, who is
"a student at the State Teaches Col
lege in Cedar Falls, is home for an
over Sunday visit with her parents.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1916-11-07
New Paint Snop ppaned.

Oscar Larson, who came to this
city about a year ago from Tacoma,
Wash, has just completed big
new paint shop upon his lot north
of his residence property on south
Des Moines street near Webster
street. The building is a two story
and of frame construction, 24x40
feet in dimensions. Mr.. Larson is an
experienced painter and decorator,
and is prepared to decorate interiors,
and to do frescoing and scene paint
ing for theaters, lodges. etc. Carri-
age and automobile painting will be
a specially, as will be all kinds Of
particular jobs OF paint
ing,
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1916-11-07
(Froln Mondays Daily.)

Mrs. P. Mature left Saturday
afternoon for Norway, Iowa, called
by the death of an uncle, who passed
away Friday morning with ailments
incident to his years. He was in the
eighties.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Hemmen and
little son Ronald spent Sunday in
Kamrar with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace c. Payne
and children made all overland trip
from their home in Boone yesterday
and visited with the w. c. Burleson
H. H. Hoyt and Mrs. Eleanor White
families.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse May of Ban
gor, Iowa, spent between trains in
this city Saturday at the Jesse w
Mason home.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. ]. Henderson
spent Sunday at the T. ]. Tjernagle
home in Story City.
Mrs. j. T. Belman and two chill.
dren returned Saturday to their
home in Jewell after couple of days
visit with the J. E. Burnstedt fam
lily.
The little Misses Freda and Dor,
is Riley of Jewell spent Saturday
with their mother, Mrs. Eliza Riley
who is nursing in this city.
Mrs. Arthur Pose went to Mar
shalltown Saturday for a visit with
her parents.
Mrs. o. A. Cragwick of Ellis
worth was in the city Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Donovan
went to Eagle Grove this forenoon
for weeks visit with their daugh-
ter and family.
Mrs. D. J. Kahl and baby OF
Woodstock returned home this fore
noon after a two weeks stay in this
city for the purpose of giving the
baby medical attention.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1916-11-07
Renwick Man Found Unconscious
Under Car-Also Accident
South of Town.

Superintendent of consolidated
schools, Prof. w. j. Atha OF Rem.
wick, was found beneath the wreck.
age of his car Saturday night some
time between and s o'clock, this
side of the White Fox school house
two miles north Of town, by two
young men who were driving to this
city. He was unconscious and was
brought at once to a physicians Of
| flee in this city where his injuries
were cared for, after which he was
removed to Mercy hospital where he
now is. A broken collar bone, dis
LOCATED shoulderbone, many bruises
and possible internal injuries are
sustained by him, although the ply
siciaEs are optimistic concerning his
speedy recovery. 1t is hoped he will
be able to be removed to his home
by the end of this week.
Prof. Atha was returning to Rem
wick in his Ford from attendance at
the state teachers convention in Des
Mdnes and according to the garage
men who went after the car, must
have been driving at high rate OF
speed when he struck some soft gray
lei in the road bed. The car turned
over once and rolled into the ditch,
pinning the driver beneath the
wreckage. The machine is almost a
total wreck and the only wonder is
that the unfortunate man was not
killed outright. The young men
who found him were unable to iden-
fifty him except by bit Of advertis-
ing matter in his pocket, containing
the name of Aug. F.. Mueller of this
city. The Mueller hardware store
was telephoned, and it developed
that Miss Amy Frank ,bookkeeper for
the concern, is college friend OF
both Prof. Atha and his wife, and
assisted in locating Mrs. Atha at
once, who is now with her husband
at the hospital.
Another accident occurred earlier
lin the evening, on the Carpenter hill
South of the city, when three sons
|of w. w. Clabaugh were driving to
this city about 6 o'clock. A car,
|said to have been driven by Mr..
Coulter, residing west of Stanhope,
was coming from the south and the
driver failed to see the buggy and
it's occupants until too late to turn
out. The buggy was almost demol-
ished but miraculously the occupants
were none of them injured, although
all were thrown out. The driver
stopped and assisted the young men
and the demolished buggy was load
ed upon the automobile after which
all were brought to this city. One
wheel of the car was broken and 9th
err minor damages resulted to the
auto, which is Buick.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1916-11-07
LEAVES A HALF
MILLION TO SCHOOLS
George w. Schee of Sheldon Creates
a Perpetual Iowa Patriotic
Fund.

Extreme reticence and modesty
has prcvented-until the last few
days-the public knowledge of a
gift to the state of Iowa by George
w. Schee of Sheldon, who has just
set aside a fortune of half million
dollarS, the proceeds Of which are to
be devoted to equipping flag poles
and furnishing United States flags
for the public school buildings OF the
state.
The information leaked out
through the filing of articles of in
corporation and notices of transfers
of real estate. 1t is learned that $50
acres of rich farm land in O'Brien
county have been transferred by Mr..
Schee to the corporation which he
has created to have charge of the in
vestment and disbursement of the
funds. 1t is understood that this is
only small part of his contribution
to the cause, and that in all fully
1000 acres of land in northern Iowa
and southern Minnesota, valued at
more than 100000, are to be do
mated by him to the patriotic move
ment which he has so modestly in
stituted.
Cherokee is to be the center and
the principal Offices of the corpora
ton are to be located in that city
w. X. Herrick is designated as chair
man of the board of trustees and as
such will have direct management
of its affairs. The other two mem
bers are P. J. Shaw of Ployer and T.
B. Bark of Sutherland: Z. d. Hulk
ford of Cherokee has been designated
as treasurer.
Provision is made for the final
transfer of the funds to the state of
Iowa for the carrying out of the pur-
poses of the donor. The corporation
is to continue for a period of fifty
years, but at the end of twenty years,
if the trustees deem it wise, they
may transfer to the state all the as
sets of the corporation, to be held
as perpetual fund known as the
iowa Patriotic Fund, and the an
nual income shall be used only for
the purpose of promoting patriotism
among the children and inhabitants
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1916-11-07
PERSONAL BRIEFS.
xFrom Saturdays Daily.)

Mrs. Clara Davis Of Bows Is
spending a few days with the Lyle
Davis family on Stockdale street.
Miss Hazel Bemis, one of the
high school teachers, is spending the
week end at her home in Bondurant
Miss Mabel Neel, high school
student, went to her home in Ran.
dali yesterday to spend Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Chalfant left
yesterday for San Bernardino, Cali
fornia, to spend the winter months
They will be near their daughter
Mrs. S. o. Hamilton and family. Mr.
and Mrs. Chalfant. have been spend
ing part of each year in the west
for some time.
Mrs. Josie Stoufer of harrisburg
was caller in this city yesterday.
Mrs Fay Thompson and Mrs. A.
E. Anderson and baby came oyer
from Fort Dodge yesterday to spend
the week end with the H. |. Thomp-
son family. Mr.. Thompson and Mr.
Anderson will arrive this evening for
over Sunday. =
Mrs. John Terrell returned to
her home in harrisburg yesterday
afternoon following a visit with her
daughters, Mrs. J. r. Cheyne and
family and Mrs. Will Buick and
husband.
Mrs. Marie Freed and little
daughter went to West Side today
for a visit with relatives. Mrs.
Freed is employed in the William
Buettner home on north Broadway.
Miss Helen Porter went to Fl.
Dodge today to spend Sunday with
her mother, Mrs. Matte Porter.
The Misses Florence and Marie
Leonard are spending the weekend
with friends in Des Moines.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Trowbridge
left this morning for their home in
Des Moines following a visit with
their daughter, Mrs. George Spencer
and husband at the Webster City
hotel.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1916-11-07

down to bounteous dinner after
which program of music and rcci-
tations was given by pupils and
teacher. Late in the afternoon the
teacher, Mrs. Lima A. Graffunder,
carried out another surprise upon
the company with a treat of ice
cream and cake. A very pleasant oc-
casion was enjoyed by all present.
Those from out of the district at
tending the exercises were Mr.. and
Mrs. S. A Gilman of Webster City;
Mrs. Florence Hoag of Jewell, and
Mrs. George McIntire of Alden.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1916-11-07
Wins Insurance Prizes.

G. S. MORGAN recently won two
cash prizes for obtaining the most
automobile insurance of any of the
agents in this state representing the
Farmers Mutual Auto Insurance AS.
sociation of Des Moines. While the
amounts secured were not large, the
fact that Mr.. MORGAN Won over 161
competitors in the state puts feath-
er in his cap. He received $40 for
winning in the September contest
and SIS for winning the contest dur
ing the month of October.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1916-11-07
The Census.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Goodrich,
who reside in Kanawha, are the par
ents of a baby daughter, born Nov.
End. The Goodrich family moved to
Kanawha from this city last spring.
The other two children in the family
are boys. Miss Mabel Richie, a
trained nurse from this city, is in at
tendance.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1916-11-07
Union District School Closed.

The Union District school. four
miles south of this city, closed Fri
day, Nov. 3rd, after a successful
two months session. At noon all
the patrons of the school arrived
bringing we'll filled baskets, taking
the teacher and the pupils complete
ly by surprise. About fort sat
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1916-11-07
Real Estate Trainers.

F. ]. STRAIN to G. T. McCauliff-
lot Is, blk Oak PARK addition, w.
|C.-s75.OO.
G. P. Christianson to j. T. Chris
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in Sc 23-S624.
$4,000.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1916-11-07

WANTED-middle aged woman as
companion for aged lazy. All VIM
ter. Good home. Box,17 Phone
3710. Stanhope, Iowa. diff
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-06
Oieies erbelIt aus sinsm gsridt bss
aorrefpuHSenteH Der aiiociirten
prefe.
Die 8eutf4en tpursn jsood I'm
Stunbe Bel bsm aompf ibre Gnt'
fernuns 5u wdblen.
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Gnslinbsrn bei ipsttem ii6er.

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fem Dsge mad Sabbille. - Gin
dutoritatipsr 8eri5t sines aorreipou'
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bic SssI6la9t in Der ytorbfee, pslter
am Montas bier per0ifentli9t purbs,
stebt bas srite senaus Bib iiber ben
8erlauf bes groben Samples. pslher
stpiI6sn Der bsutf6eu unb ensIifdeH
Sc6issfiotts ftattgefunbsn bat. 9iele
giH5slbeitsn allerbings iperben aus
itratsgif9en Riidii6tsn unterbriidt,
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9eiIiungen Der ein3slnen bsutf6en
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in tpelder bic mdftigen enslii6en
arisssfdiffe perientt purben, gum
1beil unbefrisbist bIeiben mub. Sruss
benz aber tpirb Der @sriuh Der 9ritsu.
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bab bic qnsabl Der IN gtttion iih
befinbliten beuti9en S9iffs bsbeus
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Der snsliiden, in rehts aiat seitsllt.
GisIsm gsridts sufulse tpuren, tpie
bic lleberfee Radri6isnasentur mel
bet. acknowledgements Der mdhtisiten
8risssi6iffe bes aOmiroIs SellicOn,
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r0uesn Glilabetb4 Slaiie unb bes
sansen britiI9en ilieeenben Gefdtpus
bers. bsFfebenb aus SaIa9ttreuseru,
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ter g.itiidune. DreaSnousbts ebsn>
biirtis parsu. abeeisbeu bonn gesinn
an allen Ybaisn bss Sdesaampfes
bethsilist sefreien. Siefe Glotte iibsrs
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an gshiiduna bic Ssasiasa etrsits.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-06
lteberlebembe box bent bri.
tii1en Yan5erfrem5er
nWarriDr"
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gingen.

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Deponport selanbet ipurben, iagitn,
bab Der .@urrior unb Der pansers
trsussr Defence siDii6su sipei Reibsn
pon beutf4en ariessidiffen bineinfubs
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fence innsrbafb Don ipeHissn Minnten
in bic 2uft sefprenst unb Der pMars
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auf BEN 9ed bss .Durrior fobab bi,
WlanuIdaftsn fait an ben Gaien, bic
ii9 entipidelien, sritidten.
! 9lls Der .Warrior4 fblisbIid stiDas
Guit betdm. ipurben bic pumpen be-
maunt unb es selaHs bann, bas S1iff
iiber WaFer gu haIten. Biz Elm arei5sr
berantam unb bic Usrpunbetsn bsrabs
bDlts. Der arsussr bate ben MAR
riOr1 4s Stunben lang I'M Galepptau.
mann er untersins.
einsr Der OfFisiers bss ~godrrior
jaass oab sst Grsabn0us9t .aian'.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-06
9ln Der bfterreihiid) d).iinga.
riihen ssrpnt.
Sinb binn.n Sturgeon bsftige Sample
81 ertpdrten.
Die RuHen baba NIT einem BON.
barbemsnt an Der sun3sn ainie
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Das Eriessmintiierium tiinSiste am
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tag 8ormitias an Der sansen SSroHt
elm heftiges 4rtileriefsuer er0ffneien,
unb a[lss burauf binbeutet, bab bin>
nen aursem Snfanterieansriffe 5u ers
tparisn iinb. Die gtntiinbisung lcutet
ipis folst:
Die feiublihe 4rtiaerie besann am
Spnntag Wprgen an Der san3en
bsiIarabii6en unb norS5ftIideu s5r0nt
Elm beftises 9pmbarbsmsni. @nnS Bee
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unb in Molbpnien. Gin % ailDmeter
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BEL Slpta, bic BON Der slrmse bes
grsbr5oss SOfepb GerbiHanb btiest
lit. ipurbe beIonbsrs bsftis beihoiien.
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los mar. l1sberal finb alnssi8en oas
fir DorbanOsn, baB 6innen Sturgeon
5uiantsriss.iedte itaitiinoen perben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-06
Die Gage Oct ()r6inodm ad alien uedn oe5
]{rigs(danpabeS cine (e5r gdd6ge
Die Oedcrreider erringen a6erma(s cinen Sicg d6er
ole Jta(iener
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Sd5ab bic snHu in amen pn ben sia Is Ndl jndsan pnon

nsn. Die Stabt Gaiiona befinbet ii9
bersits innerbalb Der 0fterrsi9fi6s
unsariiden ainie. Der syeinb fpurbe
iiberaa. no er Gesenansriffs ma6te,
suriidsei6lagen.
ram SSamitas ipurben $500 Stas
Iiensr sefansen genommen, barunter
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aanOn.n. elf Rafhinenssidiiss uno
126 Winenpsrfer erbsutet.
r2fm unteren 2auf bes 9opuiu in
2llbanien tuurbsn itulisniife 1ruppens
dbibeilunssn BON misrer 9rtilIerie
uuseinanberaetrieben."
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lin bic Domination Sngbes' sn lin.
tertrei6en.
gIber alien glnidJein nod NIT uenig
Slid, meil Diele Der Selesaten
fiir Sngbes ais 5iueite @all
inItrntrt iinb.
SenGtOr eOege nno Ser Rpuicuelt-
SilBrer Eerfins im geBeimer
&onferens.
iSranf SitdcOf iaat, SaR Die RDmiua-
tiOu SugbeS nidDt perBiu5ert
iuer0en f0nne.

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taniIten gtationaltpupention berIams
melten 9elegaten bemertbur. Die
StrDmung lit tbatid9li4 cine 10 far
te, baB bic parteifiibrer uno bic &ams
pagneleiter Der pielen anoereu &unbis
odten gera0eSu eritaunt iinb,
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BON ibm dutoriiirtes Sauptquartier
bat, uno teinen BON ibm autoriIirten
8ertreter, nubm bic Stimmung fir
6ugbes in ben lebten "a Stunber in
Iolder 8etie gu, bab bic 6iibrer, Die
bieien Boom" in S5ene geieBt butter.
Der feIten lleber5eusuns iinb, buB Got.
&OofeOelt ausgsi6altet lit. 9lei65eitig
befiir4ten iie uber audi, buB lie iebt
bic Sugbes gepegung ni4t mebr
tuntrouiren fDnnen. uno ibre periOH=
lihen dnberen Sanoibaten barunter
Ieioen niiiien.
Der Susbes Boom" Bat fol4e
prpporttpnen angenpmmen, bab jebt
bic sr0btsn Quftrengungen gema6t
perben, ole glemente gesen 6uabes
gu oereinisen unO es bat nunmebr ben
2lribeiu, baB man bic progreiiipe
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gepeguug auf5ubalten, mas nutiirIi4
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belt segsn Sugbes beoeuten piirbe.
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grefipen pteber6sr5uiteqen, benn Iie
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pir0en, einerlei fper 1tominirt piro.
lin bic gintradt pieberberauitenen,
iino bic 5ii6rer Der Republitaner pilz
lens, oem gol. Hopiebelt bas 8etos
re6t in Der einen pber Der anberen
5prm Su6useiteben. ginige Der Sii9rer
iaeen, es ioqte ihm bds Eeht sugez
itanben peroen, ppn ben i'm sseIbe Be-
finblihen aonDibdten 3pei uus5us
pGblen, bic Inn dnnebmbdr ieien, ale
sSiibrer itimmen ober oariu therein.
baB tein Sanbioat noutintrt rperoen
iolte, Der DON gpl. RopIeOelt befinttiu
Suriidgeipieien ipOrbeu 1T.
llnparteiiIde gsobd6ter in ben
Reiben Der Republitduer Fnb Der Nm
ii6t, bdB oas ftarie 2tnidpellen oes
!Suabes .goums" ni4t notbipenois
aetpeiIe Elm 8etpeis BON Der perionlis
den Qopuldritdt bes &ihters Bel ben
Selegaten 1T. Sieienisen. bic ben
Boom" in Ssene eeieBt batten CUR
8etGmpfung Der pabrifeinlth TART
iiberI6Gbten RpoTebelt geipeeung,.
iinb iebt iiber feline StGrte eritaunt.
Die inoipiouellen 9dnbtOoten arbeiter
ale auf ibre eigene domination bin,
unb es mar in 95olse beFsn bisber nttbt
ermittelt pprben, big 81 tpel9em
Mabe ibre 9lnbdnger fur 6ug6es als
alpeife Wabl iparen. Gs mar bies oiel
mebr Der 6all dIs ongsnommen purbe.
Nlit Der 4ntunft BON Sunoerteu
BON 0eleeaten tpG6renb beg cages
na6m bic Stirmung ar 9unften BON
5ugbss gans bebeutenb gu, unb .tros
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