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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-11-08
CHARLES EVANS HUGHES.

The latest official returns received
at 1890 a. m. showed Mr. Hughes
election almost certain. He has car
ried the New England states in one
great sweep and his majority in New
York and Pennsylvania was substan-
tial. Illinois went for Hughes in a
laundering smash according to the re-
most cOmmendable manner Wis
cOnsin was claimed by Hughes by
$4,000 majority according to the state
headquarters at Milwaukee at mid
night. Wisconsin in addition unseat-
ed the three democratic congressman,
Knoop, Burke and Reilly being losers,
according to Milwaukee. This gives
Mr.. Hughes a solid republican dele
cation behind him from this state.
The national republican committee
claimed Ohio by 10000 although early
returns indicated that state in doubt
and varying claims from both sides
came during the evening. Last reports
gave Michigan republican by a safe
majority and Iowa was claimed as be-
ing certain in the republican column.
Maryland and Missouri were claimed
by the democrats and Colorado con-
coded by the republicans to be demo-
cratic. A dispatch at midnight said
that President Wilson had received
the news of his defeat in silence, but
did not cOncede OF.
The state republican committee at
1870 a. NJ said that everyone around
returns that Hughes would receive
at least 270 to $50 electoral votes. AS
only 266 votes are necessary to elect
this amount is certainly enough.
The American Telegraph. e Tele-
phone bulletin received at midnight by
Grant County Herald gave the follow
ing electoral votes claimed by the
Hughes managers as certain:
California IS.
Connecticut T.
Delaware 8.
Illinois 49,
Indiana Is.
Maine g.
Massachusetts 10.
Michigan, Is.
New Hampshire 4.
New Jersey IA.
New York As.
Oregon 5.
Pennsylvania SO.
North Dakota 5.
Vermont 4.
Washington Z.
Wisconsin Is.
West Virginia s.
Total-249
Wisconsin went for Hughes by U.s.
600 said Milwaukee early this morning.
Philip carried the state by $4,000 and
La Toilette is also reelected by a
handsome majority.
Minnesota was in Doubt, incomplete
returns showing close race. Nebras-
ka seemed to be democratic. Maryland
with s electoral votes was close but
will probably be democratic. The
solid south is conceded for Wilson
with 139 electoral votes. Utah with
votes is said to have gone demo-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-11-08
TRANSFERS
DEALS IN DIRT FILED WITH COUN.
TY RECORDER DURING, PAST
SEVEN DAYS.

Harriet Groves to Frank ID.
Groves, lot in blk 1853 in vii.
OF MuScOda. Con. - l
and other consideration.
Charles J. Hubert and wife to
Magnus Knutson, lot in Blue
River. Consideration 1885, 500
A. G. Miller to Magnus Knut-
son, the so. ten feet of lot
No. 10 in Blue River. Con. %
Andrew McKillip and wife to
George F. Meyer, land in
Platteville. Con. --- $500
John Thomas Hillary to Mar
tin Hendricks, lot in Hazel
Green. Consideration $3.50 800
Frank A. Goold and wife to
Louis NJ Preston pit of lots
and in village of Montfort.
Consideration -------- 1
Elizabeth Foster and Mary
Ennor to- Louisa Baumler,
land in Potosi. Con. $1,000 562
Jesse Bray and wife to VIM.
Bald, con. 157 acres more or
less in Fennimore. CON-. 1880
Eleanor A. Marks and husband
to Jesse Bray, lots and in
blk 8 in the village of Fen
nimore. Con. ------------- 5000
VIM. Stippich and wife to Hen
ry Roth, land in FennimOre.
Consideration -------------- 5000
William Morgan to G. J. Rag
atz, land in Harrison. Con. $50
August Morgan to Robert TRAY
is. Land in Harrison. Con. 400
George Shrigley and wife to w.
N. Parish and wife, land in
Platteville. Con. ----- 5000
w. N. Parish and wife to Geo.
Shrigley and wife, lots in
Platteville. Con. --------- $500
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-11-08
STATE PATIENTS AT co. FARM.

Thirty female patients from Chip
pewa Falls asylum are expected this
week at the county farm. Mr.. Burris,
the superintendent was in Chippewa
Falls several weeks ago and foun.l
the conditions of the patients to be
such that he could take them here.
Their ages run from % to As years.
The orders from the state board of
control making the transfer were sent
through last week.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-11-08
BIRTH CONTROL PICTURE
TO BE HERE NEXT WEEK

The birth control picture Where
Are My Children" is billed to be in
Lancaster on Thursday night, Nov. 16.
at Hatch opera house. Mr.. Hatch an
nounces that the picture deals with
a much discussed subject in a way
that will make people think. Full an
nouncement will be made next week.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-11-08
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Leon Boulia and Norma Funston.
both OF Platteville.
Manferd Hill of Woodman, and
Welthy Murphy, of Boscobel.
James John Richard, Linden, and
Alberta Lipska, Fennimore.
William Morgan and Bertha Hinder
man, both of Paris.
Wecel Halvac and Matilda Bradoe,
both of Clifton.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-11-08
HUNTING.
GOIN'

LOUIS George of this city, called at
the county clerks office yesterday and
made application for a hunting Ii
cense. Mr. George states that he, in
company with four other men, Burr
Schrumm of Rockville, Guy Hillary
of Platteville and Orville Wolf of near
Rockville, would leave Friday for
Ladysmith where they expect to spend
five days deer hunting.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-11-08
Grant County Returns.

AZ precincts out Of 81 in Grant coun-
ty gave Hughes 4199 and Wilson 2789
"a majority for Hughes Of 1410 votes.
This may be changed somewhat by
later returns, but Hughes majority
will exceed Taft's in 1908 of 1895
25 precincts out of "a give the fol-
lowing on q. S. senator:
La Toilette 3497.
Wolfe 1854.
La Fol1ette's majority, 1843.
33 precincts on congressman give
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-11-08
KUHL IS FOUND GUILTY
VERDICT OF JURY FOR MAN
SLAUGHTER in FOURTH DE-
GREE-MAY GET TWO YEARS.

The jury in the case of the state VS.
'eo Kuhl, Hazel Green farmer, charg-
q with the murder of his wife, found
ne defendant guilty of manslaughtel
l the fourth degree after deliberat-
lg from 5 o'clock Wednesday after
Don until 915 in the evening. A
lass Of testimony and a multitude Ci
illnesses were examined by both sides
/ the case up to the time of the ar
lment which began about 2 o'clock
the afternoon.
Deruth Andrews, neighbor, was
lied Tuesday afternoon and gave
bstantially the same testimony AS
did at the preliminary hearing. An
eWs said again that he had visited
? school yard on the evening of the
y when Mrs. Kuhl was injured and
1T he heard man cursing and a
mans scream in the direction of
Kuhl home situated several humid
feet away.
Hr. Murphy, for the defense, en-
lvOred to show that Andrews testi-
ny was an effort to get in the lime
ht, and that his ears were super
uraIly keen. He contended that the
adent was one that might come to
farm family and that the Kuhl
ally life was not unusual in any
gree. He contended that Kuhl's de-
in sending for physician was be-
Sc Kuhl probably thought his wife
not seriously i'll. That the defend
had shown his warmness of heart
the generous manner in which he
anged for her burial.
Fhe defense, of course, made the
ne argument as befOre-that Mrs.
hi had not been manhandled by her
;band and that her injuries were
to the bull hooking her. Mr.. Gard
did we'll in examination and Mr..
rphy's argument before the jury
mastery. He was not however,
to convince the jury of Kuhls in
ence.
he state contended that Christina
i had been shamefully abused by
Il for years and that the incident
CHI led to her death was only one
many such incidents. The state
that while Kuhl had not struck
wife with deliberate intention to
her that he, at least, did so follow
a dispute on that evening over
trouble of the winter before, af-
which Mrs KuhI left home and
to her relatives.
g state intimated that the testi-
of little Clarence was not to be
upon because Clarence was
ably under the same subsection
pressure that his mother had
hi was on the stand Wednesday
ling in his own behalf, waving
right not to be questioned. He
led thinner and more careworn
he was a year ago, and showed
the suspense had preyed upon
For the first time did he show
hing approaching breakdown,
tears came to his eyes and his
e broke as he spoke of finding his
iren weeping over their mothers
h. He impressed one as a good
ess for himself.
tending the trial were four sisters
he deceased. They all reside in IL
IS just over the state line. They
very quiet but seemed to take a
interest in the proceedings. The
20 Kuhl family consisting Of his
rs, children and brothers, were
Nesent at the trial.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-11-08
JURY DISCHARGED FROM
DUTY LAST FRIDAY

With the termination of all cases re
curing jury consideration Judge
Clementson dismissed the jurymen
from their labors, Friday afternoon
and they dispersed to their various
homes. They seemed not unwilling
to leave as the session has been a
long one.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-11-08
KUHL STILL OUT ON $4,000 BAIL.

Leo Kuhl is still at liberty on bail
Of $4,000. The sentence of the court
following the verdict for conviction of
manslaughter in the fourth degree has
not as yet been imposed.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-11-08
LANCASTER MARKETS.

Lancaster dealers were paying the
following in cash yesterday, but the
prices are subject to change without
n
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-11-08

Don't think, because variety is the
spice of life that everybody is stuck
on hash.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-11-08

Mrs. George Hoehn of South Ian
caster is seriously i'll.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-11-08

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Sie Guarteripesbe
Sbr seitriser SeitabenS mar unb1Irit'
ten eiu groRer Grfulg.

Si 9amen ppn Der QuarteripsiIhs
batten ibrs mOnatlibe 3uiammens
iuuft i'm NIms !SOtel bissmaI etipas
sf0Ber ausgebaat, iDsar reat groB.
beuH Is 1parM an feitIiter 5aiel
uDbl on bic $50 Safe periammelt.
Serr pGitor Dorm ri6tete Worte bes
@iIipmms on bic Jefgerlofeu uno
bes 9tadipunifes an bic 8eraHibaIte'
rinnsu, Gr besIiitfpiini9te bic 9as
men gu Der grobdrtisen Weriomms
lung uHb gratuIirts bieier gu Der berrs
li9en aunbsebuns bilfsbereiieu @ds
ftes; ct pies nit Stols auf ieinsH
9irbeftrih anopf I'M &nppflod
uub forberte nit fiammenDsn NOrien
CUR ariesserildruns beraus gessn
ben, Der Dieis 9iHoeitri5ler 10 idmdh
li9 bsi9impfi unb DerIsimbet bat; ge'
gen ben Wanu, Der sur 3eit bus hoG'
iie 9lmt einnimmt. Die manubdIten
SDorte purosn nit bonnernbem Dps
pIaus aufeenommen. Rihter ytippert
fiibrte nit srlGuier1tbem 9Ortras
2i9tbilber DOT. oieieIben, bic DOR
&ursem in bieien SpaIten beIprodsn
iporben finb. Ser gum 1teiI oiiitere
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beitere Gjsleife gebra4t Dur9 Sis
aobaretporitellung, bic 5erri6aft.n
bonn 9sutffen sbeater saben. 5rI.
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@iQp Siebri6 unb 5err Hobert Sons
nsnberg batten iid auf biefem Gebiet
beroorgetban unb Der pObIperoienie
8eifaIl blieb nitt aus. Die Sibiriers
Siiriores fopie bic Weibna6tsba6dr'
@OrbereituHs tonnien pobI infoIse
Ter 2Gnee bes prosramms, nitE gu
Wpr.s tommn.
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4DlitiiGes.

Die @Gbl.roeriammtunssn
peIds in iiinsitsr 3,it untsr ben
Quipi3isn bss rspubli.aniIden Rams
tasns Spmmittees itattgefunben bas
ben, paren Hiat nur gang ausses
seihnst bsindt, es madte fih aud
oIlentbaIben cine gang Dorirsffli9e
&usRsftimmuns selieHb. 60 man.
der. Der ais Saulus in be Der.
iammlung ging, lit als qaulus tpies
Der fort9eeongen. Ssuts 9lbenD fins
zen tuisSsr sine gan5s Qnsabl Wdbs
lernerinmmIuns,n itdit uub Dortrsffs
Ii6e Rsbner tperbsn bic Grastn Der
aampasne oarlsgen. Die bsutissn
@sriammlnngen fipben on folsenom
Blaben iiatt: 1418 8ine Strabs, z.
Warb Rep. aIub; poipsrs Sals, 1881
Ban guren SiraBe; Mabs unb Sobn
Gtrabe, i'm Srsisn; Rortb uno Nstp
S.taBs, 6. Darb; SOpn San in Wla>
biicHuilIe; Sbeal Eeater, 1923 OTt
Gritte StraBe; Soipn San in ct.
Bernard; I'M pIa5a shsatsr 3u Nors
ipoob.
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Glnb'Wa d,ridjtsn.
mittpot d l. glop.mbtr.

WiitDo o d., /. g1obembtr.
Der ObiOflub 1T fdit iitsraIl i'm
5aIIsn bssriffen. geiiern 4benb bats
te berislbe bsi bisIissr Stabt einen
Waiierftanb BON 7.5 CUB.
Die foIeenben DepsideH traIsn
ipahrenb Oss seitrisen 1asss bier
elm:
gittsburs, ga. So Jub, fdat.
BbssIing, 80. gd.--1.1 SUB, fdat.
pdrisrsburG 30. 9a.-9 SUB.
aanapba Jalis, 90. Bale Sub.
Gbarleiton, u. 9a.-6.0 Sub.
portsnlOutb. Sbip-5.6 Jub.
2ouisDiIle, ap.-e Sub, fdat.
GcansDiIle, Snb.- -8.6 Sub. fdat.
9afbDiIIs, senn. 80 Gnb, fdlIt.
Chattanooga, Tenn.--8.l CUB, fdat.
GdirD, Sa.-12.9 GuB. ftiet.
msaphi. Ssan. lob Dub. iisiss.
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Faupipeem
Sas iibIide, fr6bI:de Qeben ,nth
Sreiben bcrrfdte seitern Mbenb
anf ben Strnhen.

Il
9dllpipesn trurbe geitern glbeno in
Der iibli9el. etfpas bsmonftrutiDtr,
aber babel obiolut barmlcisn Weilt
| gefeiert. 9as' lllnse Bolt, ia Iogd, eis
nise pereinaeIte Gltere Gemeiter, rers
gniisten iib bdmit. iid in aIlerbanb
lnebr ooer minber ultise 9ermummuir
| gen eir5ubiillen nnb in bieien pbnntas
itiiden aoitiimsn bic Straben auf uno
nb gu purabiren unb ollerhanb Iii gu
periiben.
Ratiirli3 fon;sntrirte fiG bisTes
Mastentreiben bduptiddli6 altf bic
| 6auptitraben Der unteren Stabt, NO
aeitipeiIis ein gang rieiises @ebranss
berrihte. sln Soitiimen lpnrbe seiter.
tbatiddlib bsbeltenb 8eferes unc
Gleganieres eebotsn, als es font Bel
bieier 5eisr Der 6ol su fein pflegt,
barunter piele unb uuberorbsntli4
seIdmatpolle Decentralization. Ger.
ner iiel es nod gang kionbers aut.
bab bic junsen DGmden in beleu
S9aarsn ii9 in bic Sonnbossiluften
Der Serren 8riiber eeitedt batten unb
itul5 in ben 6oien ein6ermarihirten.
9luf ben 5iigeln sius ss ieIbitrebeiio
au9 redt Iebbaft gu, lpenn au1 bort
fait ausidIiebIi9 bic Iiebe SuaenS
feierte unb aIIerbanb llnfus periibts.
RatiirIi6 mubtsn, unseadtet Der
itritten Weiiuns bes poIiseiGefs Cos
pelan, bab teinsrlsi Sadbfddbigine
sebulbet perbsn ipiirbe, cine betrdt,ts
lihe 9ln,abl SoIssdune unb aIdx-
fdfer baran slduben unb bas Wlatea
rial su Sreunbenfeuern berseben, bre
alIiiberaa aueesiinbet Duroen. S.lbits
reoenb lperben ouh piele braDe giirs
ger, bic niht pprfi6tis sei,us tparsn.
bellte persebli6 ibre 4bfoIltaHnen nnb
aud ibre 9ittertbiiren 5u ben gors
edrtsn iuhsn. qber ibr 3orn iiber
bieien nnfus biirfte febr baIb perrdu'
den, benn lie uerben, naboem bic er.
#. Gntriiftung rrrbei III, ibrer isenen
&inbsrtnee unb Der Strsihe, bic Il:
Ielber perii5!, ssbsuten uub bann Der
Sussnb BON bsuts snGOisIid Oer3erbeu.
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aleine Npli5einad)rib

- Ser Barber Grant gluiin BON
yio. 205 8tIi WeUlilIoH StraBe pure
be 9eitern bon ben Deteftiuss @snier
ilnb 8ernbarbt unter Der qnilngs
rerhuftet, Wstt5sttel in feinsm geIib
gebabt gu babsH Die geumten FAM
ben in bem Sang biHter Der 9arbisrs
tube einsn 9risftaffun unb in bieIem
cine anaabl Wstijdtel.
- unn0thiser Weife ipurbs eeiiern
QbenD bic poIi5si na1 Der goIums
bia apenue unb sorrence Rcdb ssrus
fen, na4bsm elm vSpabDoger bon
benz bort befinbliten alarmfaitsn go.
S67 aus Hi tilsn 2llarm aSasgeben
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unD Mitslieb elmer bisiisen gnipalts.
firma, purbs am 8. giusuii 1910 in
Der glGb. ieines 6eiins, in eucttc
Seisbts, ermorbst unb Hiemanb mar
isitber fir Oas gerbre9sl proseiIiri
tporbsn. @int,r5o palato fpurbs ip6s
ter perbaftsi uno su fiini Sabren
3udtbaus Dsrurtbeilt, nadbem er bes
tannt bate, pub sr DON Riee bstrl
Subnerbiebitabl ertappt tpurbs unb
oab bieier naaber pom einem anosreu
Ushglisb Der 9anbe geidOfIen DOr'
ben lei.
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@erben ansebIi& in 3u'
tunft alle fir GngIanb
bstimmten aabuussH
betra9iet t perben
aopenbngert, 81. DIT. lleber
2onbon. Cine Depei4e Don Grieos
ri4s5afsn an bic r9srlinsste ~
oenoe" beiagt, pab ber aapitdn o.s
Rorpssii6sn Dampfers nStsmsbeIt"
pelhsr NIT ieinsr Wunnf4att mad
grieoritsbafsn ssbradt iplfbs, era
tlGrte, bab ibm Der 8efebIsba5er bes
bsutihsn SaudboOtes, Der iein S9i'r
DerIsntte, seiagt babe, bab in GU
tunft ale fiir gnglanb beitimmtell
aabungsu aIs aontrebanbe bebanbslt
lperoen piirbeu.
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Gisarren.

am Dienftag Bel ieiner Qntunft nit
bem Oampfer nRoorDamA, oab ibul
offi5ieGe Dottmente, pel4e bas Siss
gel feiner aegieruns aufpeiien unb bic
er tbeifs in Der @eianbti9aft Der
S4psi5 in 8afbinston, tbeils beim
G6p.iaey @eneralionful in Nep gort
Gbliefern follte, bon ben britii6sn Be-
b0rben in JdlmDut6 abgenommen
DarSsn. WssQsr fas!e, bic padsia
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Ser Wbrber
Des i'm Sabre 1910 in glepelduo ge'
i0bieten 4nipalts Wiliam 6.
Hiee betennt iein @ers
6re9en.

@lepeIonb, Obio, 81. Ottober.
Sin Reser Ramsns Doob s. 9rOpn,
pel9er in GumOen, q. S., auf bic
4ntlase oes aaubes berbaftet ipurbe,
ioa, Der qoIiaei 3ufolss. betannt ba>
ben, bab er i'm Sabre 1910 ben Nna
malt William 8. Rice DON Glepslanp
srmorbes babe, RES siu Wigisu6s
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Semer.

On Sen gnIugsn Der Mshanics
Sperau 90. an Der Ufarburs aDsnue
Inb Der Sud Greet Rodb fam ges
tern Na6mittag infolgs Der u,b,rs
bsi3ung zines 5rodenapparats ein
Ssuer ous, bas sIiidIibertpsiie I'm
asim erititt lperbn fonnts. foraB
Der S4absn ii@ uuf nur S25 be.
Unfit
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batte. 2eiber battle ber Burfde fi@,
als bic Genertpebr anlanste. bretts
biinne senaht.
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@ittper bon nnra Gcesers, eeb. @enlp'e. ne.
eroieuna Torrerfina. ben 2. Rooember 1919.
Woretns S ilbr is Whnuten, ben oer Sapene
bes oeitsnbsffatters u q. Uloormnnu Gns unb
rpirb u ellbr III Der Seiipm 5reifnliig'eits.
fatr3s Gin fdetIifss Aednem'So damn abne'
bllirH iperbeu. II
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Wdt Bef@las beIegt
Wurben In GngIanb pffis
aisIIe Sotumente eines
2puriers ber Sgnei-

( HemDorf. 81. Ntober.-Jules
Dlssger, pelhtr erfIdrt, ein HDurisr
- G&ueSss &agiesauo " isiul iaa.s
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s. Thepbpr Geeacrs,

s,arb an ysOn,aa. ben So criOS.r 1919. IN
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bdtten b.utli9 bic ge5si9nurg
ibres Seftimmuns prtes sstrassn. aud
babe sr bic britiiden Sffisiere DON
ieiner offbielIen gigenidaft in aennts
nib ssiest, aber er babe OersebIid ss=
ssssn Die 9ei9lasnubms prOtsitirt.
Als 6pntrebaube
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nSunser Mann, Der fi9 su perebss
Ii6en seben.t, fn9t sinen dlisrsn, ers
fabrsnsn Gbsmanh Der Inn baS auss
rsbst.s
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Die EhiaIisbtr bes
gaSiiden ltnterititnngs.@creins

ipsrben eriHti. NO Ionnerftas absnb 7:i5 ubr
Gbt i'm SGuptcuartisr. Wlsnliden unb gIber
Sir1bf. tlnsufiHben um tbrsm beritcr5snsn
Aai5rabir shibeIpb ~bsiu6o!st bic Isstt Qbu
~ erlpeifea.
Gnsnr Gmta. aydf.
Sec grlspftu, cdr. II
Washington Journal., 1916-06-09
sctroecn Iucrocu maiicn.

MIS- Dor 5mei Sobren oie Senotcren
Soncs uno @orfs Dem 8oIfe oes
Qiitrifts Columbia Oos oraItiifite
uio uniinnigite Grciie.@ eies in Der
@elt ourh einen unporliomentori.
ihen uno ungeiesIihen SdIih ouf-
boliten, qlolibte man im &apitoI,
Oob 0onit Die Tenperen5Ier 5ufrieoen
iein miiroen. Dem lit ober nidJt 10
u1lo Die @efobr. Dab Der 0iltrift nod
in oieier &ongreBpcrio0e troden ge.
legt iper0en miro, miro nit jeOem Ia.
&c Orobenoer. Iuf oireftem porIio.
mentariidem 8ege lieBe ii6 fem 10.
fnles Hrobibitionsgeiet ourh Oas ge.
%genfuGrtige 0iitriftsfomite oes gb.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Jest ourdpeitiden.
0os 9omite fir Die &eeeIn bat ober
ge5eigt, Dab es miuig lit gu jeOer Belt
cine &egcl ein3u6ringenL melde ole
r~egulGren INSTRUMENTATION &eaeln
uno ole 5uitGnoieen &omites bel Sci.
te icst. @enn o1ber Die aenonnten
Senatorcn, unterltiist bon gIeif0en.
fenoen &%olegen, Hrobibition fir ben
Diltrift Dem @tnt fir oas n1hIte sis.
foliobr onb1ngen wollen, 10 miro ii.
men meOer oos YIenum oes Senots
nod Oos oes Observation-Disclosures i'm
&ege Iteben. Nlir ourd Die ginbrin.
gung elmer beionoeren 3eael fonn.
ten groBartiee 8er1noerunqen Der be.
ltebenoen @eiese IN 8e3ug olf Den
Diltrift ourbgepeiiht meroen uno
oieie ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Wetbo0e
Der @roeitsung unermiini6ter @eIeb.
gebnng l6Bt ii6 iest 6u ieoer stumble
l%pieoerbolen, 10 longe ooS &omite fir
Die &egeIn BON WGnuern fontrolIiert
miro, ipeIMe Sen 9iltrift ruinieren
molten. SnnerbaIb Der lctten siuei
@Oden lit Der @ert Ses 8~ranbeiaen.
tnnS III Der SnnSesbanptItaOt nm
OOlc 20 &rO3ent sefallen.
GongreBmonn Sen Sobnion bon
&elltltdD, melher an ser Spibe oes
4usiduiies oes Gbgeoronctenboules
filr ocn Diitrift Columbia Itebt, 1T
eirl Mfonn nit febr mcrfmiiroiaen I'm.
lidten lno ni6t gerooe liberal All men.
men. gei Ser gcrotlno oes @tots
filr ben Diitrift o%pponiertc or ieocr
@eboltserbObltng llrO crflGrte sic be.
ltcbenocn @ebGlter ilno 26bnc fir
oiel 0l bod. So 5. 9. erfIGrte er sen
Sobn bon $f.75 fir Die Stro6enfeh.
rer ols ertronogont 1uto Sen o~ffisicI.
len 9unOcfonger, mel1cr Elm SienlIiG
pcrantmortlidcs Nmt beflei0et ms
rllr 0oS @eilnobeitsomt uicl mihti
0cre 9ingC oIS oas Ginfanqcn bon
Qllloen 31 TIM bat, erfIdrte Scrr
Solution Mi $50 morotIid birrei
demo bclobnt. 3orullf bin bat eili
9iirger oeS 0iitrifts cine beIdeioenc
Anfraac an ooS aonite qeItelt, in
melher cr 81 iuiiien iuiinifte, OBJ oas
S%abresgcbolt bon $500, 0os Ser
Yen Sobnlon be3iebt, nift Elm bishen
5t biel fiir Oeiien 2eiitungen lit. 0os
&omitee fiir Den 9iitrift lit oie qnt.
mort lbuloig gebIieben, neil es feline
finan3iele Surisoiftion belist. IS
glebt aber piele &onereBIeute, melhe
mt S15 Iabrlid 81 bod be3ablt mer.
ocl mo es giebt melde, oie mebr o[s
-, 800 jdbrlid) inert iino. SEER Sen
SoDnlon bat iid IN Der 8~unoeSboupt.
ltaot 10 populdr eenodt, oaB ibm sic
bieli9e 8iirgeridoft Elm 0enfmol ieb.
en- miro, ipenn er nod Den eeiegneten
Slalt9raB @efiloen Gentudps fir i'm.
nler 5uriidfebrt.
- @ermanicus.~
Washington Journal., 1916-06-09

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