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Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-05-26

I. R. McCracken,
Special Commissioner,
ROckcastle Circuit Court.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-12-14
EDUCATORS FAVOR
OR REFUSE TO OPPOSE
SEXUAL EXAMINATIONS
President of Madison Normal Refers to DR. Parsons
as Quack and President of Yankton College
Declines to Comment on the Matter
AT ALL

newspaper and the Argus-Leader mas
SHE'D from what appears 10 the Nit
chell Republican a plain duty
This question came before the
school OF hygiene of the state educa-
tional association and the dispatches
say that this department. composed
largely of women heartily endorsed
the idea, and severely sat upon the
Sioux Falls doctor who made a vigor-
Gus protest 1t is now worth while
to find cut whether This section OF
the state educational association rep
resents the public sentiment of the
state, and whether the well known
educator. connected with the state
university. who claims the right to
make such examinations, is TO be per
mitted to carry his theories longer
into practice in this state We should
say that if there was ever a call on
She state board OF regents TO get busy
and earn their salary this would be
the time.
In the opinion of this newspaper
the fad of sex hygiene" is about the
most overdone thing now being dis
cussed. But of the fact of sex must
be constantly brought before the
mind, the work should be done eth
er by the parents al home. on by the
physicians who is guaranteed by the
state, under his license. 10 be a fit
person for such service The teacher
is getting on pretty thin Joe when he
undertakes to do the work which has
alWays been reserved heretofore to
the licensed physician. To say nothing
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-12-14
sULLY COUNTY
LINES ARE VAGUE
DISCOVERY MADE THAT ROUND.
ARIES HAVE NEVER BEEN
ACCURATELY DEFINED
BY LEGISLATURE.

Pierre. S. D.-While Sully has
been a going county for more than
30 years, since its organization in
1883. and has been carrying on bust
ness as such an organization it has
now been discovered, that apparently
there has never been definite act
fixing its boundaries specifically. In
1873, when the organization of and
of boundaries of counties
was one OF the regular features of
the territorial legislatures, where
they had plenty of room for exercis-
ing their ingenuity on bare and open
prairie without settlement, the county
of Sully was created, and an attempt
made to say just where it should ex-
list.
Bnt the act which shows up on the
session laws of that year is one which
Is so indefinite that about the only
SPECIFIC location is that it was to be-
gin at the northeast corner OF Hughes
county, and that the Missouri river
was to be the west boundary. I'M
der this condition unless some later
and more specific act can be discoy-
cred since that of 1872, the probab-
ilities are that the coming session
VIII be asked to specifically define the
poundarles OF that county.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-12-14
ARMY
CAMPAIGN BEGUN
WORKERS PLAN TO ERECT PER
MANENT HEADQUARTERS
BUILDING COSTING
$ 10000.

Lookig inward the erection of a
permanent headquarters building in
Mitchell the Salvation Army will of
ficially launch campaign for $10,-
600 on Monday evening, December
IL, when large group of the bust
ness men comprising the ways and
means committee will meet in the
municipal court rooms at the city
hall
The move for a permanent Saliva
ton army building has been gather
ing impetus for several months. Last
summer the city found it necessary to
use the room in the City hall which
the army had occupied for rseveral
years and for the major portion of
the summer. the organization coniln-
ed itself largely to street meetings.
The new movement proposes the
erection of two-story editice costing
about $4,000 fully equipped with
the lot. The lower floor would CON
tain an auditorium with seating
capacity of $50, while the second
floor would be used as a study and
quarters for the officers. The base
ment would supply place for the
various allied activities of the army
The location of the building will
doubtless be in the Corn Palace block
on north Main street. The army will
be provided with an excellent meet
ing place and will be given an inn
proved opportunity to minister to the
poor and continue its work among the
classes who attend no church.
The Commercial & Savings bank
has been designated as treasurer of
the building fund. All checks should
be made payable to the bank and can
be mailed there directly or deposited
there at any time.
Two local organizations have al
ready passed upon the project. There
are the Retail Merchants associa-
ton and the Commercial club. The
resolution passed by the former body
was: "Moved that the Merchants as
ISOLATION heartily endorses the propo-
clifton of the Salvation army to erect
a building providing permanent head
quarters for the organization in our
city and that we wdo everything pos
sible to aid the local organization and
cooperate with it in its campaign to
secure funds
The Commercial club decreed:
Resolved, that the Mitchell Com
melcial club cooperate with the Sal
walton army in itseffortrs to secure
the necessary funds for the building
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-12-14
KINl2kaL.I. WOMAN
BURNED FATALLY
MRS. AMCHAEL sYEDLhR. BIND
LOSES; iJFE WHEN CLOTHES
CATCi FiRE N HUSBANDS
ABSENCE.

Nimball s. Mrs. Michael stad-
Ter the wife OF q well TO do retired
farmer liying nero on Main street.
was brlned TO death al her home here
SATURDAY morning MI. SJadler was
down town when the sad affair took
place ard the body was discoverod ON
the .ipor with her clothes all burned
by tha hoy who makes ther regular
milk delivery
Mrs stadler was blind and was
about "a years Of age
1t is not definitely known how the
accident happened bui from charred
bits Of clothing lonad on the cellar
stairway it is suppos 4 that fire COM
municated to her drasa while she
was in the act Of placing paper into
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-12-14

and equipping thereof, place of suf-
icient size to care for its present and
future needs in its work for the bet
lerment OF Mitchell, morally and spir
itually and in its relief work for the
poor and needy of the City.
The ways and means committee
meets Al 1880 O'Clock Monday even
ing. The body comprise 80 leading
business and professional men and
pastors.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-12-14
wooNsocKEr MAN DIES

Woonsocl5et, s.. Charles N.
White, for many years one of the
prominent business men of Woon-
socket. died at his home here after
an illness of several months. Mr..
White was especially successful in
business affairs. He is survived nv
his wife and daughter.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-12-14
JINnRS -GErrlNG sCAKCE.

London, England. Depleted staffs
in business houses are causing CON
siderable difficulty in getting ilH'ies
in various courts and the lord chief
justice has appealed to the bar ard
solicitors that they agree as far .as
possible to try their cases without
juriss.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-12-14

The European powers have told
their business interests that they
would not be permitted to prey upon
their people just because the war
gave them chance to do so. But in
the United States ey cry commercial
highwayman underst ands that he has
full license to rob the public up to
the last dollar.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-12-14

Not Worrying Over Peerless Leader.
Seattle Post-lntelligencer: What
makes it seem improbable that Will
liam Jennings BRYAN will be elected
in 1929 is that the people generally
are inclined to look on the pleasant
alde OF things.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-12-14
Job Is Ont of HARMS Rc,cn

Baltimore News: Mr. Wilson being
assured of another four years in the
White House, there is OF course, no
aarm in Mr.. Bryan's visit to Washing
ton
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-12-14
From satur,iaN,s nailN

RaniibIipau t.,f,lo,,o+,,,,- III th
seNu3l EXAMINATIONS conducted ny
him Over the state OF South Dakota:
Statement ~ p,of. done.
TO the Editor OF The Republican,
Mitchell $ OAK.
tI ann writing voH in tulIllme,
of my promise oi few DAVIS ag9
can state IN few words what have
TO say.
"The charges 10 which Won hal
asked nv repy are Tie l,osf CON
temptible mingling OF fact ana fan
that it has eve. been niv privilege ID
Know. have never allowed myself
TO DEGENERATE inro narsonalities OF
speech. either real or dis sllisad and
in spite or lhe paiiciols .niri ne
mind she affair. sball b4I4Ay lst
plainly sfafn ne f5cts r-,5ai..y..,e.
this controversy
TIE attar, l., Vbicb / a
now renlvine is nat aud ,rot b..o
estlv BE- I'm attael, ON -, eya,lioa
ifops nm Is ,lea,.l,. ,..ilsd at.9o,.
on r5a education.I attannt fo 1a-
.a,y.ise a,d inte,nrot ~ ea,,c3ti,,,sl
Terms AIN pbvsieaj ana 4s9tai a.
ainir9tion OF scbool chi1d,sn I, Il.
clearly a yelled attempt te say to
the fathers and mothers o. The taie
wat they hall not have the right 70
detefmine what educational tests
lhelr children shall take
No scientific educator assumes to
deal with the child mind as some
taing distinct from his body and
mental detects always call for exam
ination Tor physical defects If the
educatoinal clnician is assuming TO
do work that is anything more than
mockely.
No SELF respecting physician
assumes to give educational iutelpre-
tation 10 defects either mental or
physical; and ii such defects are to
he interpreted at ALL they must be
interpreted by men trained in educa-
tional science.
-. When the abnormal child is
brought to me. sent by a reputable
physician as he usually is. | can not
give and do not assume to give edu-
catonal advice until l have made an
examination as thorough as PROBES
sional science knows.
Genital Detects External.
-. Mental defects often grow
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-12-14

Nermillion, s, d. A petition is be-
,ng circulated among the men of the
University OF South Dakota and Yer
to get membership in COM
9au3 q the national guard to be or
tauized soon.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-12-14
Did Horny Feel out of Place

indianapolis Star: DR. Henry Van
Dyke, Minister to the Netherlands,
has resigned. and he is one OF the
ew good men we have in the service
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-12-14
From Fridays Daily

Letters We're received today by
The Republican from two educators
of South Dakota, namely. President
son, and President Warren OF Yank-
ton college, in response to requests
for an expression of their opinion
|about the sexual examinations" as
carried on by Prof, Jones of the Uni
versity of South Dakota. The letters
were an invitation to discuss the
matter at issue, rather than TO take
sides with either of the principals.
Nevertheless, neither OF thesa edu-
Gators in his reply will in any way
cast any reflection upon the work
done by Prof. Jones. Dr. Heston man
ifests his feeling in the matter by
using derogatory names evidently in
tended to apply to Dr. Parsons, and
thereby, by implication at least, sid
ing with Prof. Jones.
Following are the two letters:
BY Head of Madison Normal.
Madison, S. D., December 6, 1916
The Mitchell Republican.
MITCHELL South Dakota.
Gentlemen:
81 have your favor of the 4th ask
ing for my opinion of the attack made
on Dr. Jones recently at the State
Association. This is one of the cases
when one should take into account
the source aud nature of the agitator.
J am not interested at all in advertis-
ing any ruack or demagogue. There
is plenty of serious work to be done in
our state and | feel ii IS wiser 10
ignore entirely the malicious acts of
certain types of men than to so after
them
Sincerely YOURS,
y. w. Heston.''
By President OF NanlIton College.
"Mr. w r. Ronald,
Mitchell S Oak
My dear Mr.. Ronald:
"Your note relative to the contro-
versy between DR.. Parsons of Sioux
Falls and Professor Jones of the Uni
versity of South Dakota is at hand
| was not able to attend the Water
town meeting of our state teachers
association and so am not CONVEX
7ant with the details of the matter.
"Verv truly yours,
December G, 1915 H X Warren"
Siory Fails Paper Indignant.
The Sioux Falls Areus-Leader has
taken up the matter editoriallv. en-
aorsing the stand of The Republican
N condemnation of such sexual ex-
limitations" The Argus-Leader, in
is issue of Thursday saws:
sEDECaTioNAI. CL.NICS."
do the people of this state want
~
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-12-14
IT'S a Tough Old World.

Detroit Free Press: T. RS ex-
PLANTATION is that YOU can shout the
truth to the people but you can't
make 'em see it your way.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-12-14
HAS Devised Tests.

Is This attack is finally a
yelled thrust at the research work
of the educauonal clinieian in the
needy field Of diagnostic tests for
educational defects. 1t has been my
privilege. since coming to S0uth
Dakota. to devise GA Tests showing
the relation OF >stutte}ing to right
and left-handedness. CD Tests by
which a boy may be shown the con
crete bodily effects OF smoking; CD
Tests revealing sex morality, and
a. Tests Tor measuring human VI
tality. Parents are ALREADY denim
ating my time in giving taese signj-
ticant tests. and yet there is not one
OF TIE -four that is without seE iia-
plications. These tests are so far on
the road 70 Standardization that l
am scheduled to describe them be-
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-23
@ebr=Salfsmarten
3um getrage bon einem Sent in ser
8eldaftsIteGe oieler 3eitung.

Ser @erfaaf ser @ebr-Siilfsmar.
fen gum getrase BON einem Sent in
Der @eidaftsltele oieier Seit,lng
nadt erfreulide 6ortihritte uub
menn altd bereits oieIe Marfen per-
fa1ft tporoen ii1o, 10 buI Ger Ser
Oemofrat" bod einen Borret6 bon
mebreren tauien0 Werfen, lebaB ole
8eiteanngen p%orerit nod alsgefiibrt
Deroen fonnen.
Sic fiinitleriid) gearbeiteten Mar.
fen NIT Dem sIuiorud Ser @eimatb
Roth, ldoff i'd grot" laiien 1id in
mannidiad]cr @eiie allf 9riefen, $50.
feten uno 5u Geifenfen per1penoen.
Gie Marfcn iino gum Greiie Don MIR
eittem Gent per Stid in Der Sc
Idyafts1telle bieier 3eituug crbdltlid.
Gin icoer Sent fpntmt ocn MptbIei.
oenocn nj Geutidlallo gu Cute, oa
oas aus angciebenen oeutldamerifa.
ailflen 8eid]aftslelttelt ~beltebenoe So.
mite fir leine M~iibepaltirna in fei-
ter @eiie entidaoigt miro. AIio
und1nlals: Ser Seimatb geotb, iboff
ib 9rot."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-23
Die Trau mitsscr 2ieulma4c,

Sine Ser eisenartBiten @r{Aeinun=
gen, bic Der &ries seoeiiigt bot, 70
idrei6t man aus 9erlin, lit bic 6yrau
nit Der 9ienitmiise. Np9 por 3pci
Sahren lpdre iie unbenfbar obsr lpe-
nigitens Elm 8eeenftanb, Der allses
meines Mufie9en crregt 1dtte, gelpez
len, beute gebt man on i9y poriiber,
obne lrnoerlid auf lie gu ad9tsn. Nnb
lpie piel peri9iebene Dien1tmiisen
finD es, Bic ii6 Die syrau mutis mt.
entidlohe n aufgeItiilpt bat, Die MRiiBe
Der Snbrerin u1o 9daffncrin Der
@traBen5oDn, bic poitmiiBe. lei es
als 8rieftrdgerin pbss alS poHilips
min, bic 9dlieBeriltrtsn= pbet Sen
ftcrpllBerinnenmiiBe u10 Die DIT, @tra=
benretnigurg. posu mod cine Mn5abl
moerer tommcn. DIS 8otir, Jabr=
1tublfii6rerin unb nRnipferin" Bel
ser @tabtz unb 9pdbabn trdst oie
5rau Die DienitmiiBe, auf ben 8ahnz
fteigen erideint iie barin 1olpie dis.
Mnaeftellte ber. Maa= unb @9lie{Mez
fen19aften, une folten mir fie Der
emit in Der blauen Miibs bes @dltbz
MAINS erbltdelt, es niirbes uns tourn
in gritaunen feben.
l1nb nie trdst oie Ireu bic Dienltz
miiBe9 SIN aaen Gbren init Wraaie
llnb iebt i6on tpie ettpas 5elb5tper=
itanblides. bas rba5u" ge9ort. ipie
Die Singer our 9anb.. limb ipenn.
alh mdndmal Bic etne boer anoere
TIRE MiBe etpas ldiefer liBen bat,
,,als Dies bel ben indnnliden Rplle.
gen .geitattet ilno biibf9 leir piiroe,
g1ilp' ftebt e. i9r fiGer better, ais ess lin
'fleioet. ltftb 'iie ipstb bds ouh biel=
leitht. l1nb lpern bieler &rieg bprz
iiiber unb nod unb nad friiber sooer.
ipater dies lpieoer. Ing. .alte @slei}e
getphRmcn it ipsr peib. Of ie, IL
Dab unb 10 germ bic Iietgeppbntc
Dienftmtise BON benz RDpfden
MilnHt, pie Grau, ob fie bam hidi
gar sSu eilRr ftebsnhen GiHridtuns
,gesrprben if; Die man slpepsr mii1cn
ltatan nod hin. @putes 'b;eS 4aber
fnid fem, follte ibr 0afein Sic Set,
pie Die ffte inS Qebeilt gerafen bot, nie1t
iibeabpa,lesHii 10 lpsrbsn mir ibr bod
tsts ein freuoliAeS Mngeosntsa be-
!3nabren lao lie init Medt eine: liebe,
erilnsrullg nennsen Sirttte1n, Die NrallI
III Der 9isgitmiiBe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-23
auieSa= MiA aai;
Gtac TT SamourA cilaeiaartc 81. i
fa.ipr0c4 @iu:i.9tiNa.

Ginea rcd5t 5ucamaE;ocn ca Az
tcl bsfonberer &ric5sEilie fat ll.al..
iii .iSatnburg burcbyelibri:: II IS!
IOlNsi Asrl6nen Ter MIiael DUE,
bic. .pie, 5ablreid,e ssallt!eute, Y5r.
paibsanlte, .Yrioatle9rer MIN, Durlj
bic lnWtfhnltlidcn. Uplgsn ps5 Sire
gcs. in ibrem @rlDcrbe poriiperacDs,a
10 scldaotst iporpall ltno, bag 4
ilnen 19per falIt, iih in Sttlrr 1upe>
tren Belt elmer allgemsin 1tnyt p.rs
teuerten 2ebens9altung lihsr Mal1el
unb au9 einisermuben i'm MubAkl.l
i6rer fo5ialen Stellung gu er3alten,
DieIcn Yerionm baben gcn,cinmusA
bentenbe Sreile 9omburss Dos tag
lihe DaIein baourA pelentlit9 En-
lei1tert, bab iie in einern guten
Sauie, iporin iid friiber Elm sellldter
9a1tbof Gefanb, eincn lebr billi5sn
unb noa ausrcidenren Mittag!nH
einri1teten, unb 5tpar unter Syormsn,
bic feline 8cluhcr aubsrli9 in teines
Weife als 2eute tenn5eiGnen, bic
Wobltaten aus allaemeiuen Wlittc!n
9enieben.
User lid bieien Miitastlla iie9crn
mill, legt uuter gana unaAffdliaen
8eoinaun9en einer bafiir cingeIHten
Gtelle feine @erbaItnilie rar urb
.erbdlt alsbarm cine Mustpeistarte, bic
i'm beredtist, iid an Der Aaiie nss
Wlittagstii9es eins, ober meblere
@peifemarten au ie so pfs. gil tau-
fen. Mit elmer. ioIebsa Mtarte lp;rb
has Giien beoablt. Der etbif9e 0ez
bante allo 1T, oab bic @peiien nidt
amionit iinb. iuabern tatla4!id,
tpenn aah nur dltberF mabis, bc5ablt
perben ppbnr6 ie9r pielen 4serfo=
men, bic burb ben arieg poriiberge=
beno 3u erbe6Iiden G;nihrantunqea
aen1tiat finb, aber nid5t Inn Mlmo'ea
far iid bitten m6seu,. cine i~peientl:d)s
grlei6terung sebpten ipirb, ofne ibz
rem @eIbltbepubtiein ettpas ollaumn=
ten. Maus erbalt fir bic SO Yfs.
cine Snppe, ciueu ous Jlei{4= (JiIa>
ooer Gierseri@D, a~artoffcln llnb Sc
miife beftebenben Song nab gum
sdlub cine Gafie Raffee, alles fepr
gut unb traftig, altd5 reihlid. Smss
Fer getleioete Grau,neeftalter, nphl
mcift ebeufalls Der @efelfibaft argez
bDrig, ipnrten Bel giiae ouf. Die
eanse @inridtuns finoet lpadienoen
3uipru@.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-23
fWcscn ben alcibcrperlrand. in,
Il, 1lGHafaifbs 3

Der I'M @crein nit Sem Mddlen
Der Rriegsnusgdben fprtnd6reno 1teis
gctl0es 8elbmulgel III gngldnb Defons
labteH bas uaomitee Der N~dtibRolor
sani1atton BUR @parfamteit i'm !Rhrie
Sc In 2onbpn 5ur !9~eraussube elmer
s&iltes nsuer 5pariamtsitsgc6ote. linz
ter rotn Sinsen, Bic auf niefen 2i~
iten, bercn Mbaiige in alien stra=
Ben an ben Sdufermaucru ailJe11las
gen iino; als iiberfliiffig uno oarltm
iunpatriotifd besetdnct lperben. 1tes
ben Oil eriter Stele Die prioatauto.
mobile unb pripatmptorrdoer. Das
5tpeite @ebpt marnt bapor, in Der
5ausipirtidaft mebr 0ienitbdre @eis
tier OILS unbebinsts nDtig 81 beiddfz
ttaen, oanlit uod lnehr lpeiblihe Dir
'6eitstrdfte 5ur 5atisteit in oen nn=
allsseiebts1m Bcrfpnulmangel lei0ens
Den Munitionsfnbritsn frei. merbcrl
t6nnen. Beipnbers eifrig aber mirb
III Der 2onooner @cicaidaft bos
brittle @ebpt befproaen, Dos ,nue
&leiocr u,b Mnaiiae auf Ben Snbeg
Der maeripiinidten, ipeil segeulpdrtia
bD6It unpatriotildeu Mnfaaffuneen
fcbt. nGeufet niemals", beibt es,
vllelte In5ige Tub 8leioer, penn bies
nidt unbcoin9t n0tis lit. Dentt
enbli9 baron, odb es i'll &riegsseiten
ourd'alts feline @danoc 1T, oie olten
a%baetragencn Slciocr gu trasen, To-
LANCE lie nod balteu. Muf biefc
Weile lperoet lbr @clb eriparcn, bas
fur Die peitaus rlingiihen Rriegsz
sloete n6ti9 lit. UNI roenr i1r nit
gltem 9etipiel boranseht, mereen
elth bolo, ole folgsn. Gentet barnn,
''hab has 4eno ois @ilfs, Dit in INN
arf hieis MeiIc suteiI nernen laI1et,
au4 aa lelphnen lpiilen MIRO
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-23

Jn @riiifel finost unz
ter pcT ~@ireaerr.b bes @eneratz
s.l'pernetrs BON Is, Suli Big IS.
Sitefer cine nMusTtcalng 1~c3ialer
Tiiriprge" ltatt, Sic Ion in er1ter
0inie Elm @iIS bon Der oe%ut1dben
so5ialpsri!fsruna una ser Ginlpir=
tla9 auf Die Observation-Disclosures,
m%sbeIpnosre aAI oie Wobnl,nesfirz
'rrSe, Die @er9iituna pon gclfsTeus
fen, lnberntlple uno @eIhIehts=
ttantfeiten ge6eM 9urf 2idbtIpiel=
oprfulrutlSen III Dem g%erdlmiaen
neutrality-suspicious. rseroen audi Bic
G%r9ebnlIYe Der Mr6eiter= mo @!nae=
MISUNDERSTANDING erlGutert peroen.
g1it Der @urd}Fii6rung Ser Iusitel=
hing TT Sic 3e%ntralteac Der @psialz
lltrlor9e bs5 bslaliGen Roten &rellz
seq aeaAftragt.
Sn Dem aampfqebist
ooa @sroul aNo ben b~ena1barten
0b'dnitten latsn biz aransoleu IN
!e2fer ,istt altffaiielo piele i6rer be-
fanntsrcn 5Iieaer perloren, 10 ii. a.
Aaore SOFIA, eiaen 6fieaer Der al
teren Shule, Der ppn @eburt Static
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more D. Sareintn 3bolan3on, einen
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Der Observation-Disclosures Der
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frHn5oli19en acknowledgements Mal=
or, 2eutnant Nioleor, ols geo6ade
.er nit BEN Jlieger lInteroffiaisr
Ancelin bel Nancb urrs oas ;5lla.
}ei9 ling bel eineln Madtflus 1euer
md ~itijr5ts nit Den ~perto6lten Sci.
len Der SnIaHcn a6. 9ei Ser Slndbt
oon 20 Tsfel6alloneis Gus Sem Giebiea
JON gersln ~onfaltss Wtai fanb Ser
sohl bes irNE3oiiiGen 2entluFtl9iffs
GRINDERS SpieB osn SOB,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-23

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