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The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1916-06-02
TOWN And COUNTRY
About Local People and Events and
Other Matters Of Interest

hOH LOLI HdGS, VALUES W PO'OO
for ST.. 90 at Lomax's.
Bottom pasture for rent by the
head, Geo. L. Farrar.
Mems work shoes, values to
$500 for So 90 at Lomax's.
Miss Edna Veal of Brookfeld is
the guest of Miss Lena Kent.
Twenty five cent Mexican straw
hats for 10 cents at Lomax's.
DR.. Pratt's poultry food and
stock dip at J. B. Patrick's.
Dried peaches and prunes 3 lbs
for 25 cents at J. B. Patrick's.
One-ffty corsets rs cents; $1.OO
corsets for so cents at Lomax's.
Mrs. w. FL. Fowler spent We'd
nesday afternoon with relatives in
Macon.
A girl baby was born to Mr..
and Mrs. H. Everett Dye last
Saturday.
Mems oxfords, sizes So to TX
only, values to $4,0O for 50 cents
at Lomax's,
One bushel of selected Boone
County White seed corn for sale by
Grant Welsh.
Miss Lelah Adams of Green City |
is here visiting her uncle, j. W.
Adams and family.
Buy your strawberry canning
supplies from Carothers & Allen.
Prices always right.
Women's oxfords, sizes 21a, 3
and 31a only, values to $500 for
rs cents at Lomax's.
A few more galvanized chicken
coops left. Only $1.5 while they
last. Carothers & Allen.
Mrs. Walter Brownlee of Brook
field spent Tuesday afternoon with
relatives and friends here.
The June term of the Linn
county circuit court convenes at
Lirneus next Monday.
Prof. and Mrs. E. L. Joyce of
Brookfeld were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. E. Welsh Tuesday.
Regular meeting of Phil Kearny
post Saturday afternoon of this
week at the posts headquarters.
Mrs. Frank Weaver spent the
first of the week with her sister,
Mrs. M. S Andros in BrookfeId.
A. A. Furman was in MeadvilIe
Tuesday and Wednesday painting
the Talbot grain house at that
place.
Mrs, Fl. j. Dueker and daughter,
Miss Elfrieda, are visiting friends
in Browning and Green City this ;:
week.
Blue label baking powder as
good as the 80 cent kinds, two ::
l pound cans for % cents at Car
others & Aliens.
Rev. R. L. Stratton has spent =
several days in Kansas City the !,
past week, the attraction being
Billy and Teddy.
Miss Marcedes Mouser visited v
the family of her uncle, II. L. 4
in BrOokfeld the latter 7
part of last week. N
Mrs. Catherine Trippeer of Lin Il
1eus is spending this week here
with her daughter, Mrs. j. II. 8
Brown and family. 81
Miss Laura Love was a guest of b
he R. S. embroidery club at "
3rOokfeld Wednesday afternoon, G
drs. Gilbert, hostess. es
A. o,d NJ II n T.ona~ ~ 81
The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1916-06-02
PARAGRAPHS
Brief Mention of Those Who Come
and Go During the Week

cents at LOmaX
Rugs and Iinoleum very cheap
now at J. B. Patrick's.
E. D. Jamison spent Sunday
with home folks at Hamilton.
Black and galvanized screen wire
at last years prices at Patrick's.
House paint, fully guaranteed,
$1.75 gallon at J. b. Patrick's.
Miss Nina Walker left Monday
for Kirksville to enter the state
normal.
For sale-a fine three year old
heifer to be fresh June 4. Fl. II.
Benjamin.
Mrs. Geo. G. Jones and children
of Linneus visited over Sunday
with relatives in Laclede.
Station Agent Moore spent Sur
day with Mr.. and Mrs. H. Es
Bundren in Kansas City.
Mrs. Italy Dougherty went to
Hale last Saturday for a visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Duckworth.
Mrs. Belle Swink of Bonapart,
Iowa, visited Mr.. and Mrs. John
Cushing the first of the week.
Oren Hurlbut, wife and son, of
Berry, ILL.,, visited Loranza Welsh
and family south of town Sunday.
Miss Dora Coins, grade teacher
in the Laclede schools, left last
Sunday for Maryville to take
summer course at the state normal.
Misses Pearl and Florence Adams
went to Kirksville Monday to enter
the state normal for the summer
term.
Mrs. Cassidy of Linneus visited
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Childress here
this week and attended decoration
services
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Thompson
and daughter Gladys of Brookfeld
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Kicker.
Mrs. S. Bassett of Walnut,
is visiting relatives and
friends here, guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jas. Bassett.
Miss Viva Caywood went to
Chillicothe last Saturday to spend
4 few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
n. A. Ormsby.
Mrs. Lottie Moulton of Burling-
;ou spent the first of the week with
friends here, guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Clair Lomax.
Four feature reels and a Charley
Chaplin comic at the picture show
Thursday night. A good mixed
program for Saturday night. ALI
shows ) and 10 cents.
Mrs. NJ. A. Tracy of Boonville
md Mrs. Geo. W. Thompson of
Jhillicothe were here FOR decoration
ervices and spent the day with
elatives and friends.
II. L. Crookshank, who will
pend the greater part of the va
alton season at the home of his
,arents in Linneus, was here Mon
lay on business.
Mrs. Bessie Newland of Ran
lOlph was here to place flowers on
be graves of her parents, the late
)r. and Mrs. W. A Brown. and
pent the afternoon with friends,
'uesday.
Mrs. VIM. Kraft returned Mon
ay from spending a week with
er daughter, Mrs. Carl ZiegIer
nd family at Bethel. and was ac-
home by her little
WilfOrd Ziegler.
The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1916-06-02


fancy bulk cookies, four kinds, only
Is cents the pound. Carothers &
Allen.
Beautify your lawn by using {
Clarinda lawn mower. We guar
antee it the best you ever used
Carothers & Allen.
For Sale-One 2 horse power
Root & Vandervort gasoline engine
and pump jack. Phone ia, OIL
see E. K. Stoddard, Laclede.
Earl E. Foster, who recently
graduated from the Laclede high
school, has entered the Kirksville
normal for the teachers course.
Ladies! If you are thinking of
buying a new set of dishes, see our
new Colwyn design. It's a
'beaut" at a low price. Carothers
& Allen.
On the eighth page today will be
found the advertisement of a big
dispersion sale of Jersey cattle to
be held at Callao next Tuesday,
June 6.
Miss Grace Wilson, musical
director in the public schools at
Independence, is here visiting
among her many friends, guest of
Miss Daisy Rankin.
Having graduated from Ameri-
can College of Dressmaking in
Kansas City, I am now prepared to
do dressmaking at my home in
east Laclede. M. Ellen Estes.
Miss Lillian Sensintaffar, teacher
in the public schools at Jefferson
City, is home to spend vacation
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
L. Sensintaffar on route three.
x, Y. z. White, mother and
sister, Mrs. N. B. Cross, are in
Kansas City this week hearing
Billy and Ma Sunday, also seeing
and hearing Teddy Roosevelt.
The Loyal Temperance Legion
will hold their regular meeting at
The home of Mrs. Lille Hall
Wednesday, June IA. Leader,
Gladys Power; subject, Scientific
Temperance Instruction." i"
A boy baby was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Milton Andros at Brookfeld
asst Friday and has been given the
lame of Lee Milton. Mrs. Andres
S a granddaughter of Mrs. J. L.
)ng of LacIede.
Misses Mabel Ransom, Ethel
Jleaver and Rose Engleman, and
Or. G. W. Cleveland and DR.. Nc
Iarney of Brookfeld, and B. Ward
Welsh of St. Louis were Laclede
'isitors Sunday evening.
A. M. Walker spent Monday on
lis farm property in Western Kan
as. He says they are short of
ain out there. This locality could
asily have spared them several
nches per week all spring.
Mrs. Lucinda Brown who has
cen here several months assisting 1
i caring for the family of her
ephew, Fl E. Maybee, after a {
islt with relatives near Purdin {
MS week, will leave for her home 1
! the state of Washington. ]
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Bemrose of
oute one Brookfield and Mrs. J. !
7. Anderson of Oregon spent Sun 3
ay afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs. +
as. Bassett. Mrs. s. Bassett and 4
Lr. and Mrs. H. F. Englehart at +
le Jas. Bassett home in Laclede.
Prof. B. 4. Western left last I
nnday for Maryville to attend the 4
ato n.,..,,aI NJ. Wonta-n .nd !:
The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1916-06-02
ON LOCAL SUBJECTS
Local Items and Interesting Bits Of
News Of All Sorts

NelghO0r camp ana the member!
are reminded to be in attendance.
Prof. J. e. Marsh left last Sun
day for Maryville to enter the state
normal for the summer course
| Mrs. Marsh and little son will re.
main here with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Duckworth on route
three.
The Denbo cafe has undergone
improvements in the way of re-
papered walls, Encouragement Of
the fixtures and general change
for the better accommodation of
their customers. 1t is more modern
and up-to-date and the service is
always good.
It is good news to Miss Grace
Sissons many friends to learn that
she is steadily improving in health.
She is in a sanitorium at De9ver
for lung trouble, but hopes to be
able to leave that institution soon
for private apartments, remaining,
however, in the west.
Miss Mabel Rose Kraft spent
Sunday with her parents here and
left Monday for Kirksville to take
a ten weeks course at the state
normal. She has been reelected
principal of the Browning high
school, a position she has filled so
creditable for the past three years.
Mark Il. Lomax came up from
Columbia and visited home folk
over Sunday. Mark is now in
business, having established the
Columb bia, Typewriter Bureau and
is said to be doing we'll. His
brothers, Paul and Victor are as
sociated with him in the business.
Laclede's beautiful and we'll kept
cemetery is being further improved
this week by placing six inches of
crushed rock on the main drive
ways. Three cars of rock have
been used and the work will be ex-
tended as fast as the funds will |
allow until there will be rock drive
ways to all parts of the grounds.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Carothers
returned to their home in Las
Animas, Col., Monday. The gospel
team service conducted at the M.
E. church Sunday afternoon aud
night by Mr.. Carothers, was largely
and all were impressed
with his earnest plea for christian
Ity-a closer communion with the
Divine One.
II. Hendrickson, a former old
lime citizen of Laclede now re-
siding at Denver, Col, sends in his
annual dues to The BLADE this
week and says: l have thought
many times of going back to see
Ill of my old friends, and may go
his summer. | would like to see :
III you old chaps once more. l like
I'D Laclede but am settled here
low and too old to move any more. {
Best regards to all. " {
The purchasing power of a dol
ar has been greatly increased by
IL who have taken advantage of :
he many bargains j. w. Lomax
: Co., are offering in their "Thir-
cen Day Underselling Campaign" " [
which continues until Saturday
light. Practically all lines of J
are rising in cost and c
you would really save from ten :
er cent to fifty per cent for good, t
ependable merchandise. which
bis reputable firm carries, the d
pportunity is yours to effect this b
aving if you do your buying now. d
The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1916-06-02
Former Citizens Visit Here

Mr.. and Mrs. II. F. Englehart
were here from Cameron this week
for a short visit with relatives and
friends, guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jas. Bassett. Their son Francis
who was appointed from Laclede to
West Point some years ago, and
after graduating has been on duty
at various forts in the east, has
been appointed instructor in mathe
mates at West Point, effective
August l. In July be takes exami-
tion for promotion in rank.
The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1916-06-02

Miss Anna Ransom will be
hostess to the w. F. NJ. S. next
Wednesday, June Z, at 2:30. Sub
ject: Music and Missions" Roll
call: MY Favorite Hymn. ;"
Special music is being prepared for
the occasion.
A. E. Johnston spent last Satur-
day forenoon in ChillicOthe on
bnriness for the Henderson Pro-
duce company.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1916-10-08

He aqui, segun lie Temps" los kilo-
metros cuadrados de territorio perdido por
Ell Imperio Central:
Africa: Cameron, 600. 900 Kilometres cua-
drados; Togoland, $1,000; Sureste africana,
S35. 900; Africa oriental, 995.O 0
Pacifico: Kiao-Tcheou, 551 Kilometres
cuadrados; Nueva Guinea, 181.65O; archipie-
lago Bismarck, 57.1OO; islas Palaos, 2.O76;
Marschall, 4O5; Samoa, 2.5SS.
Total, 2.761.37O Kilometres cuadrados.
La superficie del territorio aleman en-
Europa es de 54O.667 Kilometres cuadrados.
Sus posesiones coloniales representa-,
pues, una extension mas de cinco veces
mayor y han pasado a poder de otras ma
clones.
Segun "Le Temps" al establecer Ell
"Hamburgo Fremdenblatt" Ell balance de
las conquistas territoriales alemanas ha OIL
vidado ell passive, que no deja de tener i'm
portancia.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1916-10-08
LAS CONQUISTAS TERRITORIALES

FL "Hamburgo Fremdenblatt" ha publ
cado un mapa representative de las islas
britanicas rodeadas por III trazo negro que
circunscribe, no solo las tierras, sino tam
bien Ell mar de Irlanda y todas las par
ties de la iona martina que separa las
grandes de las pequenas islas Orcadas o
Shetland. FL espacio circunsCripto por la
raya representa- una extension equlvalente
a los territories enemigos ocupados por
Alemania y sus aliados, comparada con la
extension del territorio del RENO Undo
FL mapa detalla del siguiente modo los
territories ocupados:
Russia, 5000 600 Kilometres cuadrados; Ser
bia, $1,000; Belgica, $500; Francia, $4,000,
y Montenegro, 1900.
Total, 43O. 500 Kilometres cuadrados.
Esta superficie es mas considerable que
la de Inglaterra, Escocia e Irlanda (313.000
kilometres cuadrados). Y por esta razon
Ell periodico aleman ha anadido a la del
RENO Undo las parties del mar adyacentes,
para expresar asi que, aunque las islas bri-
tanicas no hayan sido todavia invadidas,
Alemania ha conquistado va una extension
de terreno superior a la de su territorio.
de Temps" sin embargo, no deja de
opener una importante objection a las con-
quistas territoriales alemanas. Segun ell
diario de Paris, esta nacion ha perdido
territories mas extensos que los conquista-
dos por sus armas.
Para probarlo hace una enumeration de
las co1onias alemanas sacrificadas a la
guerra.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1916-10-08
HEROICA PROMESA DE UNA
MUCHACHA

Una bel1isima mucha inglesa ha ofrecido
dar uno de sus ojos para que sea INFER
tado" al soldado que mas 10 n%ecesita, 81
con clio Sc consigue devolverle la vista
perdida EN- Ell campo de batalla.
FL generoso ofrecimiento no tiene prece-
dente en- la historic de la hunanidad y es
de aquellos que embellecen la contienda
actual, y hacen suponer que Tin gran alien
to heroico mana de los campos sacudidos
por la titanica lucha universal.
FL DR.. Rochon Duvigneaud es a quien
Sc ha hecho la proposition. Las palabras
de la heroina, pues que asi puede llamarse
a la bravo muchacha, son las bellisimas
siguientes:
Isl hay una probabilidad a favor por
un million en- contra, intente I'd. Doctor, la
operation en- que sacrifice uno de los ojos
de mi rostro para salvar de la ceguera a
un soldado de mi patria o de Francia.
"Preferiria que ell ojo que ofrezco tuera
"injertado' en- Ell rostro de un soldado que
necesitara de el para continuar sirviendo a
la Patria y a la Humanidad, TN inventor
por ejemplo Q TN valiente Official.
"Me considerare feliz 81 mi ofrecimiento
Sc acepta y con clio sirvo a mi patria, no
en- la MEDIA que es mi empeno por coope-
rar a su engrandecimiento."
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1916-10-08
LOS RUMANOS CORTADOS

Un despacho de Londres dice que ell
%ejercito del General Mackensen, frente a
Dobrudja, ha logrado volar los puentes
por los que el e%jercito rumano cruzo ell
Danubio hace pocos dias, y que tlene
amenazada a una gran fuerza.
Los rumanos sc encuentran alsladoS en-
un territorio hostil y es muy possible que
caigan en- poder de las tropas t%eutonas que
han reanudado sus ataques.
Cuarenta mil hombres a 10 sumo sos
tienen los bancos del sur, entire Rustchuck
V Tuturkai. Contra estos los teutones y
bulgaros estan enviando fuerzas Ell hume
70 superior, y a menos que los rumanos
puedan reconstruir rapidamente los p%uentes
para retirarse, Sc salvaran del golpe pre-
parade por ell estratega Mackensen.
En- Roma Sc recibio la noticia de que ell
General Mackensen, temeroso de ser batido
a dos fuegos ha ordenado la evacuation
de las forta1ezas de Silistria y Turtukal EN-
ell Danubio.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1916-10-08

Nuestra indiferencia seria falta de patrio-
tismo, pues va contra nosotros mismos,
contra nuestro divine lmperio, que va Sc
dejo arrebatar ell Hawai-, que va tiene ell pie
yanqui encima de sus hermosas islas asia
ticas, y que hoy Sc dejara arrebatar tam
bien I'm buen amigo, tai veZ TN future ALA
do, y Sc deJaria entOrpecer su concrete y
amenazar al poder naval.
va sabeis cual es nuestro procedimiento
sagrado en- TERRA extrana.
Meditad y ponedlo EN- p~ractica, en- nom
bre de la gloria del Imperio del Sol Ma
ciente.
Mayo del so ano de Faisho.
En- California, E. u. A.
Firmado: T. Seki, S. Yamamoto, S. Ma
kino, S. Munakata, G.. N~ishimura, T. va
manure D. Omura, w. Yamagusuku, Oh.
Saruvatiri, S. Furnshe, l. Waniguchi, S.
Kamibara, S. Haskimoto, S.. Otuguro, T.
Mamiya, K. Nakayama, u. Omiya, T.. Yo-
Gotta, Y. Kasuya, K. Kusakabe, T. Ha-
mano."
Nota de la Observation-Disclosures Ell
documento anterior tomandolo de una de
las hojas que a cientos de miles Sc estan
repartiendo en- Centre y Sud America por
los agentes comerciales japoneses, y fir
mazda por nipones radicados en- California.
Contrasta Ell tono amistoso de esta pro-
clama con Ell de la prensa Official Japonesa
y demas principales periodicos del Imperio
del Sol Naciente, cuyo espiritu publicamos
EN- uno de nuestros numeros anteriores y
que Sc condensaba en- ell tltulo despectlvo
de Mexico la China de America. Creemos
que, mas que amor a Mexico, los %Japoneses
tienen Ell deseO de conquistar la suprema-
cia del P%acifico, y que para clio estan in
fluenciando la opinion de los hispano-
americanos, fi%ngiendoles TN fraternal afecto.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1916-10-08
s de Octubre de 1916
LOS JAPONESES Sc DISPUTAN LA
SUPREMACIA DEL PACIFICO
y

de la Humankind. La luz es la fuerza, Ell
calor y la vida, y nosotros somos los hijos
del gran Imperio donde mace ell sol. Des-
pues de nuestras luchas EN- Asia, con China
y con Russia, en- las cuales Ell mas esplen-
dido triunfo corona las armas niponas, ell
lmperio del Japon, nuestra bella y armada
patria, ha tenido que ser considerable como
una potencia de primer orden en- ell con-
cierto universal. Nuestra raza no es va
menospreciada, como antes, por ninguna
otra de las que haitian sobre la TERRA y
ahora mismo esta peleando al lado de los
europeos y de nuestros amigos de hoy, los
rusos, EN- favor de la causa de la civiliza-
cion. Solo en- Ell Continente Americana,
una raza soberbia que sc cree superior a
las otras ha sido capaz de p%roCurar nuestra
humiliation y nuestra verguenza, restrin-
giendo nuestra immigration laboriosa y
honrada, arrojando a n~uestras hijos de sus
escuelas y amenazandono constantemente
por su pretendido dominic del Mar Pa
cifico. Esa raza, mejor dicho, csc pueblo,
llevo sus soldados y sus canones a los ma
res de Asia y sc adueno de las islas Fill
pinas, que son vecinas nuestras, para tener
una avanzada contra nosotros; sc adueno
del Hawai-, donde tanto influjo tenian los
japoneses para tener una base naval contra
Ell Japon.
iQue sueno es csc de la conquista del
Pacifico para estorbar la expansion conner
cial y ell poderio naval de nuestra amada
patria? Y fue mas: tpretende csc pueblo
soberbio e imperialista, despues de humi-
l~larnos, menospreciarnos y avergonzarnos?
Ahora pretende sojuzgar y aherrojar a
nuestros buenos amigos, a nuestros hernia
nos los mexicanos que siempre han dado
grato albergue y cuyo concrete esta init
mamente ligado con Ell nuestro.
~ para que?
Para aduenarse de las costas del Occi-
dente de Mexico y arrojarnos a nosotros
del concrete de elias y enajenarnos la sim
patia de los mexicanos.
Su odio no es contra Mexico, es contra
nosotros.
Quieren que Mexico sea una presa de
ellos, para darnos un golpe de muerte en-
Ell P%acifico.
Japoneses: Mexico es una nacion sim
patica para nosotros; nuestros lazos conner
ciales son grandisimos; su porvenir mira
mas al Occidente, al Pacifico, que Ell Orien-
te, al Atlantico; es I'm pueblo de heroes,
como nosotros, que jamas consentira la do
minacion de una raza dura y brutal como
la yanqui. No podemos abandonar a los
mexicanos EN- su lucha con Ell que Sc cree
mas fuerte; los mexicanos sabran defen-
derse; pero les hace falta algo, en- ayuda,
que nosotros podremos darles. ST los yam
quis invaden a Mexico; 81 Sc aduenan de
sus costas californianas, ell concrete japo-
mes, la marina japonesa corren TN grave
peligro, sobre TODD hoy que los yanquis nos
Green impotentes por la guerra europea, y
entonces, nosotros seremos mas
arrojados del suelo americana y nuestros
hijos expulsados de todas sus escuelas.
Ayudemos a los meXicanos, ayudemos a
Mexico contra la rapacidad de los y~anquis.
Ese be1lo y gran pals es una victima del
odio americana contra ell Japon.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-02
Die Hemtiae Sage.

Sci @ernlannltabt IN Siebenbiir=
gen baben Die &umonen cine idtpere
Nieoerloge erlitten, Die tie aus ienem
Sell bes acknowledgement Sanoes Der
triebe1 bat. @eiter oitlid iino fie
audi an perldiebenen Stelen gum
&iif5ng ge5lpungen. Son ben librt=
gen SdIo6tfeloern, auf oenen Sill
mGnen fGmpfen, lit ni6ts NeneS
qemeloet moroen. Gen Guiien, 1T es
geluneell, an einieen Stellen gegen
2emberg etmus por5uriiden, OH an
bern mltroen lie 5lriifgeidlagen. Sn
Mo5eoonien molen Die Serben Die
&aimafcolan Soben gettommen Boz
ben; audi neiter oitlid) al Ser Strr-
ma meloen Die Gnglonoer eilten flei=
men @eipinn. Iuf ben iibrigen
&fpIaben bat it'd Die Sage ni6t
perGnbert. @riede1llonb bot nod fei=
men &rieg erfl1rt, o6er Die 8etpe-
gung gegen Die &egierung foa ii6
INNER meiter ausoebnen. 8eutf6e
2uftidiffe baben nieber einetl 9n-
griff auf 2onoon gemadt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-02
Greic YsrcTt fhr Seras: Mpntag z. Ottober 1916.

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10 nore bas cine anoere Sa6e ge=
melen, es tpdre oenn aber oos ourd=
aus beflogensmerte greignis aIler
8abrid)einlidfeit na6 permieoen
moroen. Ser Serglei6l Den Goo1e=
belt 5miiden 8ernitorff uno Genet
madte, mar boaig un5utreffeno;
oenn @enet bebte oomols sic @iir-
ger unIeres 2a1bes gum %offenen ssh
oeritanb geeen Ole &eeierung oltf.
9aB HooIepelt IN ieiner Heoe, Sen
y2uittania" San eine Morotat
11ennt, iiberraIdte 11ns ni1t, oenn
mir fennen ia feline @eiinnung, au6
bot er i'm friiber iGon 70 be5eid-
net.
SIM @egeniab bier5u morell Sic
Iltsfiibrungen Rooiebelt's iiber oie
m%erifanilfe Yolitif unIeres 8rGiioen-
ten Iebr perniinftig. 4Qeroings be-
bnuptete er ST. 9(nfong, Goscal
Sro5co babe iid) BEL einem Diner
bariiber geplnoert, DOB oie Imeri-
faner trob Ser S6onotaten, oie
Werifaner an Nmerifanern periibt
bGtten, nift 5u SEN @affen griffen
unO babe gefrogt: v8ie lange Oa1-
ert es oenn eigentlid), 6is Die Mme-
rifaner gum 8dmpfen gebradt ner-
BEN; oas NOR natiirlid bliibenoer
8looiinn, oenn Sro5co bot bas ME
geiagt, 10 Oulnm mar er ni6t. Iber
feline ipatere &ritif unierer merifa=
niI6en SoIitif mar gut. ST 5eigte,
boB Groiioent @ilion in Geru Ben
Trdlioenten 8enapioes I'm oieielbe
3eit anerfannt botte, als CT S&i1er-
ta's~ Entertaining nit itttlider Gilt-
riiitung 5uriidtpies un6 boG lei 8ena-
bioes IN oerlelben @eile sur Wadt
gelal1gt mie &uerta. Gr mies ferner
oarauf BIN, oaB @arran5a ben frii-
beren Winilter @lberto Garcia @ra-
naoos babe ermoroen laiien, einen
poaig Ifulblolen Mann, uno Bob
Brdiioent @illon Garran5a trosoenl
anerfannt babe. 9ieie &ritif unie-
rer merifaniiden 8olitif mar ourd)-
aus rubig uno perniinftig. @enn
&ooiepeIt in ieinen MeuBerungen
iiber BEN europGilf)en &rieg MIR
ebenlo perniinftig mare, aber Ga blen-
set au6 fem @uge Die @oreingenom-
menbeit fir england uno Der Sob
gegen 0euti6lono. Gbenio pie BEL
Irdiioent @ilion.