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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-13

Mra H. Grau, 1912 North Seven
feeuti street. says "for seven Or
eight Years off and on, hal
trouble With ms bnak and dd.
na MY work required me 70 Pc
constantly 90 ms feet aud 10 This
! attributed the cause ~ nay slt
firlug kighte ah we'll As duriDg
tht days d dull hnAFF ache WIS
noticeable and hrsidfs This WA
subject % headaches and dizzy
spells 81 hidufEs acted lfregu
IArly ana Rrre the cause Or nrg
feeling M p00fl ln every way
bahns Kidney pllls heneflted we
greatly
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-13
Omaha People
Rid of Bad Backs

= ~ Kerr real estate dealer
tiOs lzard street, says Some
years ago ! suffered from an afule
attack Or kidney trouble A. Times
my back Rof 80 lame ami painful
! couldn't yet about and there was
also difficulty with the action ~
nv Kidneys. used bdAn's kidney
rolls and pns greatly benefited
! asu ready 81 back Hp fNorF Wer
said in The fHst regarding mE
experience Hiih linHu ktduu
Pills Whenever ] feni ln Heed 90
kidney medicine ! HHf tpeu Hti
thsN neYe fail No De- me good
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-02-12

THAT'S n new idea" said the 9th
err, 81 hadn't thought of that
A few evenings later, friend hus'
band rolled in with unmistakabie
signs that he had been cutting into
the grape. He was greeted with:
Hello, dearie, why your feet are wet
don't you want your slippers?'
He did and she got them, and she
helped him into dressing gown and
helped i'm into a ressing gown and
showed him many little attentions
and finally said. Now dearie, would
you not like a sandwich and little
bottle Of beer?"
1t happened that that was just
what he wanted and after finishing
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-02-12
THERE'S NO PLACE LIKE HOME

There is a menage up on the east
side where all would be happiness II
the breadwinner of the family were
not in the habit OF coming home oc.
casionally with a beautiful stew
The term breadwinner is used ad.
visedly because in the Household re.
ferred to, there is no particular wor.
ry as to how the bread and cakes
and ale and all the rest may be pro.
cured. The woman who shares the
gentlenian's joys and sorrows is
very much averse to looking upon
the wine, no matter what the color
may be. n condition brought about
by the mans persistent inebriation
A short time ago she was telling
her friend about It and carefully
mentioned how she went after him
when he arrived home carrying a
snifter too many.
Well replied the friend, "why
don't you try kindness?"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-02-12
Secretary Garrison
Resigns from
Wilson's Cabinet

Washington, Feb. 10. Secretary
Lindley NJ. Garrison resigned today
because President Wilson would not
"irrevocably" support the continental
army plan and because he opposes
the administrations program OF Get.
ting definite time for Philippine in.
dependence.
President Wilson accepted the res,
ignation and has not selected sue
cessor. The President himself prob
ably will take personal charge OF
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-02-12
How the Govern.
ment is Meeting
Malaria Problem

Four per cent of the inhabitants of
certain sections of the South have
malaria. This estimate based on the
reporting of 204,SS1 cases during 1914
has led the United States Public
Health Service to give increased at
tention to the malaria problem, &C
cording to the annual report of the
Surgeon General. or 1926 blood
specimens examined by Government
officers during the year, 1877 showed
malarial infection. The infection
rate among white persons was above
eight per cent, and among colored
persons twenty per cent. In two
counties in the Yazoo Valley, 40 out
of every 100 inhabitants presented
evidence of the disease.
Striking as the above figures are
they are no NOR remarkable than
those relating to the reduction in the
incidence of the disease following
surveys of the South. In some in
stances from an incidence Of fifteen
per cent, in 1914, reduction has
been accomplished to less than four
Or five per cent, in 1915.
One of the important scientific dis
coveries made during the year was in
regard to the continuance of the dis
ease from season to season. Over
1000 Anopheiine mosquitoes in NAL
arious districts were dissected, dur.
ing the early Spring months, without
finding a single infected insect, and
not until May IL, 1915, was the first
parasite in the body OF a mosquito
discovered. The Public Health Ser
vice, therefore, concludes that mos
ouitoes in the latitude OF the South.
ern States ordinarily do not carry the
infection through the winter. This
discovery indicates that protection
from malaria may be secured by
treating human carriers with quin-
inc previous to the middle of May,
thus preventing any infection from
chronic sufferers reaching mosqui-
toes and being transmitted by them
to other persons.
Although quinine remains the best
means of treating malaria and is al
so of marked benefit in preventing in
lection, the eradication of the disease
as a whole rests upon the destruc-
ton Of the breeding places OF Anop-
Eeline mosquitoes. The Public
Health Service, therefore, is urging a
definite campaign of draining stand
ing water, the filing of low PAGES,
and the regarding and training OF
streams where malarial mosquitoes
breed. The oling of breeding PAGES
and the stocking of streams with
top-feeding minnows, are further re-
commended. The Service also gives
advice regarding screening, and
other preventive measures as a part
Of the educational campaigns conduct
ed in sections OF infected territory.
This study Is typical of the scienti
| fic Investigations which are being car
ried out by the Public Health Service
all OF which have a direct bearing on
Graduating the disease. The malaria
work now includes the collection OF
morbidity data, malaria surveys, dem
onstration work, scientific field and
laboratory studies, educational cam
r"'"ns. and special studies OF i'm
pounded water and drainage pro
jects.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-02-12

The menagerie which Harry Stoney
mas nxed up in his window at the Lo-
1san Arms & Sporting Goods Co., has
VISA attracting considerable atten-
i0n the past few days. Mr.. Stoney
mas brought together large number
VI mounted birds such as pheasants.
uucKs and magpies, together with a
po'cupine and several deer heads.
"eSe deer were all captured in the
logan hills by local sportsmen. Ger.
u lhorne at the A. G. was the
"N'uermist who mounted these birds
u heads, and they show that the
sork was done by one who under.
stands his business.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-02-12

Another Dustin Farnum, so they
said. while boy of seven played
with miniature lariat. The small
hoy in chaps with cowboy hat and
makeup was Gordon Griffith who is
playing the childhood days OF Dustin
Farnum's part in the Pallas-Para-
mount Picture, Ben Blair.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-02-12

The Headlight Dramatic Company
played to a large and enthusiastic
audience at Cove Thursday evening.
This Company played the Bank Cash
Ter and were given big reception
by those who attended the show.
They will play next week at Lewis
ton. Fairview and Whitney.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-02-12
Lincoln Dance
Auditorium Tonight

William Bowen states that four
carloads of horses have been shipped
to st. Louis and Denver from Logan
this week. Mr.. Bowen has shipped
eleven carloads of horses during the
winter months and states that up
wards of twenty carloads have been
shipped from the valley during the
winter averaging about $4,000 car.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-02-12
SUNDAY SERVICES AT g~g
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Rev. A. F. wittenberger, Minister.
Bible school, 10 a.. M; preaching IL
a. m. Endeavor, GAS p. m. preach
ing 1880 p. m.
Everybody welcome.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-02-12
NOTICE

The regular monthly meeting of the
High Priests quorum of the Cache
Stake OF Zion will be held on Sun
day, February 10, at 10 a. m. in the
tabernacle. A full attendance is de-
sired. b. NJ. LEWIS,
President.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-02-12
Band Dance!
Auditorium
Wed,
Feb. 18th

Gus Carras and Karl Farnsworth
OF the Logan Cleaning and Tailoring
Company, have taken lease on the
building at 20 West First North
street where they expect to move
their business and be open to the pub.
iic on Monday morning.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-02-12
the administrations national defense

the administrations national defense
plans in Congress.
Assistant Secretary Breckinridge
also resigned as mark of loyalty to
his chief, whose views he shared
The President>>acoepted his resigna
ton. Both take effect Immediately
Major General Hug l.. Scott. chief
OF star of the army. automatical;y
becomes secretary Of war, ad inter
i'm.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-02-12

them she said to him sweetly. Now
do you wish to retire?"
Might as well, | gesh," he mutter-
ed. ''Ill get hell when get home
anyway"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-02-12
LOCAL NEWS
p. r. Bird Of Mendon was a
Logan visitor on Thursday.

p. r. Bird Of Mendon was a
Logan visitor on Thursday.
-
Emer yonsson is spending the week
end at Garland.
Miss Fannie Crockett Of the Howell
carbon Co., has returned home from
her eastern buying trip.
Lewis T. Cannon and John Tetzer
nrominent architects Of Salt Lake,
we're transacting business in Logan
Thursday.
Wanted-A woman, two or three
dove a week to clean in household.
1s6 North First East. Phone ID
AL PIP
Lincoln night at Fifth ward Sun
day. February 10 at o'clock. Dr.
Hill will give an address. The pub
lie are cordially invited.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-02-12

Boyd Hatch, manager of the King
Motor Sales Company, is enthusiastic
over the prospects for big business
in King cars this season. The orders
already taken for early delivery (
Kings is responsible for the optimism
among the King statesmen.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-02-12
Logan Military
Band Dance
Wed.
February
I s.

r. NJ. Rolfsen is excavating a
basement under his sporting goods
store which he will use as a stock
room.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-02-12

There will be services az the Trim
ity NJ. e. Church on Sunday at II
a. M. and 1880 p. m. Rev. ID. r.
Carver of Salt Lake will preach.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-02-12
When Better Auto
mobiles are Built
BUICK WILL BUILD THEM

d. w. Hess has just received an
offer OF 26 cents per pound for his
wool. but says he will not sell at that
price, as he is sure it will reach a
higher mark.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-02-12

Mrs. Gertrude Brown, a Boston
beauty specialist, has been engaged
by the Ritter Bros. Drug Company,
to give free demonstrations here for
a week during the latter part Of this
month.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-02-12
Dodge Bros.
Motor Car FOR It sT ,TsEsr

Attorney A. E. Bowen has been in
Brigham City for the past week
where he has been conducting civ
IL suit In Judge Calls court. He re-
turned home Thursday.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-02-12

Funeral services will be held in
the Third ward meeting house Sun
DAY, February IS at Q p. m. over the
remains of Mrs. Andrew Anderson
who died Thursday morning from
heart trouble after long illness.
Mrs. Anderson was thirty-eight years
OF age and was the daughter OF Lars
Jacobson OF the Third ward.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-02-12

Your patronage solicited. II its
ElECTRicAL-we do II better.
CACHE VALLEY ELECTRICAL CO.
80 West First North. Phone 53.-Adv
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-02-12

Mr.. Jos. ]. Cannon of Salt Lake
was visitor to the U. A. C. on
Thursday.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-02-12

Murdoeks Special for Today Only
We offer our chocolate dipped Gro
quotes at 20 cents per pould. ADV
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-02-12

II pays to advertise-try II!
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-02-12
Power Little Utilized.
Scotch waterfalls possess a million
horse power.

Scotch waterfalls POSSESS million
horse power.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Daughters of Utah Hand Cart
Pioneers will be held February IA, at
3 p. m. at the home of President
Mrs. Emer Crockett, 141 South Third
East.
Prof. Hickman OF the B. Y. Col.
!ege will talk to the Parents CT IS OF
the Second ward, Sunday morning
His talk win be on The Training OF
the Boy"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-02-12
Valentines a Splendid As
sortment at = Wilkinson's

Our motorcycle arrived yesterday,
and it is on display at N. j. DeSan-
ders Sporting Goods store, West First
,.orth street. Have good look at
it, boys, and then call As and we will
explain how you can get it absolute.
ly free.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-02-12

BETTER CARS ARE BUILT, Hup.
SON BUILDS THEM, suPER.slx.--
Adv. 2.l2
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-02-12

Messrs A. NJ. Israelsen, Anderson,
Jeppeson and Jensen of Hyrum, were
transacting business in Logan yes.
terday.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-02-12

Roy Kimball, H. G.. Hayball and
N. w. Kimball Jr., have returned
from Salt Lake where they have been
for a week On an inspection trip of
the automobiles in Salt Lake.
We sell the earth. abstract its IT,
tie and loan money on 1t. H. A. Ped
erson Il Co.. First North street
Adv. u
The Third ward conference which
was to be held tomorrow has been
postponed on account of funeral SER
vices for Mrs. Andrew Anderson
which will be held at 2 p. m.
A Thomas, formerly with the Lo-
gan Sugar Factory, but now located
: at Burley, Idaho. was in town this
week having stopped off here for a
brief visit after transacting business
in Ogden during the past week.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-02-12

Emer yonsson is spending the week
end at Garland.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-14
aricas Nadridbtem.
(sortiebuna BON Der 1. Seite.)

(Sortiesuile BON Der 1. Sette.)
sdIadtfren5er useDblit", r@Olt-
fe", y9erfflinser" mrb ~. ,. Sanm"s;
itnb Die leid)ten Grenser DEegensz
burg, nstettin" u&oelm" anS
v1ranffmrt". Mud Die Srenser
vstnttsart" mnb pMaiinden" iolem
am ausbeiiern iein, bod mar nidlts
NGberes barber at e%rfabrem. Die
GmglGmber bebanpten befanntlidb
baf sic 2inienidiffe u&aiier" mmo
oarpnprins" in BET SdJladDt anterse-
saneen Ieien.
Ser meme emsliid1e Griessminiiter
2lpDo= George fat elm g~lan5enoes
8ilb BON Der ietisem @eriOrsmns bes
engliidJen Seeres mnb Der ensliIdlen
Ilotte nit ManitiDm e~nttuorfen.
Die neiten 5abrifen Ieien iett fertig.
9tnberttanienbe non Wannern nnS
Sranen arbeiteten Int ibneu. Sebem
Mpnat ipiirSen Snnoerte BON &c
id1iiter, idtuerem nmb leidten, berge=
itelt nnb basn rieiige Mafen BON
@eId1pien.
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Yb1ld0elpDtd IA, Ea., O.. sSlll.
Ser in SDrien geborene oomerifo-
niide 8atriot", Maurice Seon, mel
der 4gent Ser fran5oiiiden Regie-
rung bier5ulanoe tit, an fran5oiii6en
Bombs uno fran5oiiiden Snonitrien
lebbaftes Sntereiie ntmmt uno als
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giirger oeutl6er Ibitammung iid)
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an Den Stoats : Sefretor, an @e-
neral antpalt Gregory, anbere
Witglieoer oes &abinets, &ongreB-
abeeoronete, nit Iusnabme oes &e-
praientanten Buchanan, uno an per-
Idieoene @ouperneure bon Staaterl
einen grief geiunot, in Del6em er
oarum eriudt, oaB Dem 8erlangen
Or. 6. S. Seramer's, oes 8raiieen=
ten oes 9eutih amerifaniiden Sea-
tionalbunoes, Ser cine l1nterlufltng
Ieitens bes &ongreiies ii6er Die Sa<
tigfeit oe%slelben berlangt bat, Sol
9e gegeben iperbe. Or. Seramer
batte, nie leiner 3eit beridtet, oieS
griuden geItelt, neil Die angriffe
auf ben Nationalbuno unb Die
Oeutlb : 4merifaner INNER beftiger
ipur6en uno nafoem SEER 9eon in
einem 8riefe, Der pom bieligen
Yllblic 2eoger" peroffentlidt fpurbe,
ben Br1iioenten uno Die oemofrati-
ite Yartei aufgeforoert bette, ben
bonn aongreB Dem 9eutif-amerifa-
niIden Tational6unoe erteilten
Charter 5u %mioerrufen. @ls @runo
mar BON Serrn 2eon alngegeben NOR
ben, oerielbe bate ii6 elmer uilopa-
len Seridmoruns" i'm Sntereiie
0eutihlano's lduloig eemaft. Serr
2eon batte ferner b%efiirwortet, oaB
Die 9erren Or. Seraner BON Sbila.
oelpbia, Senrp @eisntann BON
grooflpL &idarb 9artbolot bon
2ouis, SEQ Stern BON Milpau-
fee, Bouts 6. Brandt bon Chicago,
George Splpeiter 8ieref BON Stem
Oorf unb anoere Dor cine gunoes-
@ranoiurp gelaoen miiroen; Der
Yraiioent loGe Den @eneralantpaIt
anmeilen, bas gegen Die @enannten
9eipeismaterial Der
@ranoiurp at unterbreiten.
Or. Seramer batte IN ieiner @nt-
gegnung auf Die 9enunciation bes
Serrn Econ jeoen fir einen 2iiener
erfldrt, Ser Die gebauptlng aufitedt,
Der Oeutidamerifaniide National,
buno bate 81 ireenb elmer 3eit, oil
reft ODER inoireft, our6 feline Be
amlten ODER Igenten nit irgeho elmer
euorpdiifen Maft IN irgeno mel
dem 8erfebr geitanoen, ODER Der
OeutIdamerifanil6e 0ationalbuno
bdtte, brett ODER inoireft, ireeno
cine Sanolune I'M Sntereiie elmer
austpdrtigen Mad)t pol5ogen. 81
Or. Seramer's @ntgegmung, in mel
der er cine llnteriudung hur6 ben
&onereB %foroerte, bieB es lpeiter:
.@s lit Die bodite 3eit, oab Iopaie
omerifanil6e 8iirger, Die 5ufalig
oeuti6er abitammung iinO unb elm
poaiges Gedt alif lire eigene 9fei-
nuilg babeii, fernerbin nidt mebr
ungeredtertpeiie infolge pom Gbaupi-
nismus uno our6 ldrmenoe 9emn-
gogen gefr1nft meroen."
Ger grief oes @errn Raurice
Econ, oes fron50iiihen Agenten unb
oomerifanii6en Batrioten" an bic
e~rpGbnten 8eamten unb OH Die aon-
greBmitglieoer mo Stoats @ou-
perneure lit aus Ren 2)orf 0otiert.
Or giebt ioIgenoe @riinbe Gil, mes
bolb Dem @eIud Or. @eromer'S elm
aongreBfomite ioae Oie Sdtigfeit oeS
Gationalbrmoes unterfuden, Jolge
gegebeit peroen iollte:
.0ie bemofratiihe Gortei Tonne
nidt linn Jeff hire in ct. QoiiS on
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Soloaten i6etnen BON allen Setter
ein5uloufen; piele Nationol @ar=
bitten ba6en it9 IN 8riefen, Die lie
an tire M~ngeborigen eeifrieben ba-
ben, oariiber beflogt. gs i6eint, oaB
oie giIenbabn = Iermaltungen Die
Mnfunfts5eit Ser Militar5iige nidt
ri6tig angegeben reip. abgel6abt
boben; iiberoG treffen oie 3uge nit
groBen Geripatungen Elm, uno oa es
ideint, oaB alt6 oos @rmee : &om=
m~iiioriat bel gu miiniben iibrig
lGBt, befomme1 oie Solooten bait
nidts at ellen II. miiiien oen 2eib-
rielnen erger i6naaen.
Cine aQgemetne Ga55ia auf
Saifii6e, melhe in ben -leeten So=
gen oie noroatlantiibe aiilte, baupt=
ld9li6 oie bon Seem Seriep, unli6er
eemo6t baber, lit iebt I'M @onge.
Sunoerte BON W~otorbopten, bon
Warplano bis na1 Connecticut uno
&booe Sslano binaut patroniaieren
Die gu6ten II. SluBmiinoungen; Die
Wanni6aften limo nit ben mooern-
item Seuermaffen uno 9pnamitpa=
tronen bemoffnet, oo6 iino Die bis
iebt er5telten Geiultate MIR gering.
Sci Bridgeport, Cont, iino atpei
fleinere Safe erlegt unb IN Der Start
tom gai mo- oas lebte llneliif pal=
lierte, lit Elm II SUB LANCER uno 800
9funo Idmerer Slid getotet, in oei-
len Magen man meni6lide ueber-
reite gefunben baben mill. Die
Stabt Wotaman, 90. s., aus Der
Siiber uno StiGmeG itammten, fat
fir ieoen erlegten Sal cine 8elob-
l1rrng bon $500 ousgeiebt. Die 81
l6e Ideinen o1f sroBe gntfernungen
bonn Meere IN Die gndten nto
6liiiie ein5norineen, oa Watafpan 3.
g. t6 Meilen BON Der eigentlihen
&iiite entfernt liegt. gs miro an-
genommen, bob Die l1ntiere, melfe
friiber reifli6 Habrllng burd) Die
5ablrei6en Sbiffsabfaae fanoen,
iest ourf &l1nger getrieben Die 8a=
oenoen anereifen, nidt MIR Die Ell
eentliden vMenidenfreiier", ionoern
audi Iolhe, Die eetuobnli6 inter Die
nIasfreiier" flaiiifi5iert meroen.
9as 8aoeeeldaft lit an Der gan5en
aiiite gum Stiuitano g%efommen;
fem Meni6 getrout iid mebr ms
@aiier.
Gin fur6tbarer Surrifan, Der
NIT elmer Sdnelligfeit bon ga Wei=
len iiber Die aiilte bon Siio-&nro<
lima b~innegfegte, unterbraf cine
garae 3eitlang Die &iiitenldiff-
fabrt. &leinere Sdiffe nit iiber
$50 9erionen flii6teten iih in BEN
Safen BON Gbarleiton; Die pom
Sturm erregten 8elen iparen 10
bod, bas tie iiber oie Dor Gbarlelton
aufgefiibrte itarfe Seemalter ifllt-
gen.
: Die 9emillieungsbiG fir Sill
le uno Soften lit i'm Senat ange1om-
men. sic bepiaigt $42,886,085.
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yreie Yreie fit Seras: Treitag IA 9nli 1916.

oes &ongreiies 5u 5mingen per1uh=
te, foI6e Gorlaget 5u nnterltllben>
meld)e Die 8trfung geeabt botten
oaa @olf Sic les 2anbes Ietner auBer
sSroae itebenoen &e6te gu berauben,
anf Sdiffen straightforward 81 ret
fen, @affen unb Wunition 8u Der
foufen uno feline 9onf : Sci ernen
our Sorbernng Ieines 9luslonos=
SanoeIs 5n perlpenoen 8edte, mel
de 9eutidlano b%eitritt, inoem es I'M
iere 9itrger auf Der n3uiitania"
uno nnberen S6iffen ermoroete.
~S1t Or. @eromer Sitter oes
preuBiiden Soften A0ler-Sroens?
@ie fommt es, ooB Elm freigebore=
ner amerifanii6er 8iirger einen ibm
bon einem fremoldnoilden Nuto=
froten berliebenen Sroen beiibt2
@ar oerIeIbe cine gelobn1ng fiir
sen 8ailer geleiitete 0ienite uno
morin beitonoen oieie 9ienite?
o0ieie Srogen loaten i'm 2aufe
Der llnteriu6nng, pel6e, mie Or.
Seromer ielbit 5ugiebt, pom &on=
greg gemaft neroen ioate, beant=
mortet meroen. Gem bon ibm ge-
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merben Ioute, itimme i6 BON Ser5en
bet.
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8uno ii6 i'm geiiee zines ibm BON
&ongreb perliebenen CHARTERS be-
finbet, Inn cine @ruppe BON 8iir-
germ, Die ii6 fir patriotii6 ausge=
ben, in Ben Stono 5K leeen, ameri-
fanii6en 8atriotism1s gu foroern
uno cur @~r3iebung oeutider Gin
monoerer b%ei3utrogen. @elhe Ser
bin6ung beltebt 5miiden oieien
3mefen uno oenen oes BON Der
y@orlb" peroffentli6ten 8riefes uno
oen anberen getdtieungen, mel6e
MIR einen fleinen Cell Der Sc
fdidte er5dbIen, bie in 9e8ug a,tf
Sr. Seraf11er ufto letfen Sl1l0 err
5Gblt peroen fann2 Inter aaen
l~1mitdnoen Ioute Die BON Or. Sera=
mer perlangte ltnteriudung lobalo
mie mogli6 it~ottfinoen."
Die Sragen beantrporten ii6 BON
ielbit. Aur Elm poaig g%emiiienloier
Seeer ooer Elm poaiger Sgnorant
permo6te ben 8rief an uniere 8un-
oes= uno Staats : 9eamten Iotpie
Die fre9e Sniinuationen entbalten-
ben Sragen an ben Iraiioenten oes
Oeutihamerifanilden Notionalbun-
bes, Ser cine patriotii6e omerifani-
I6e gereinigung tit, gu ri6ten. SAB
gemeiren 8erleumoungen bonn &ali=
Der oes in Sprien geborenen frar5o-
iiiden @genten Waurice 2eon ni6t
ldngit oas traurige &anomerf bes
Sellers eeleet nnb er per S6u6
nod Sranfrei6 ober Sprien, NO int
mer er bineeboren mag, 5uriid6efor=
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&edt unb @abrbeit Iotpie amerifa-
nii6er giirgerebre oufridtig gu be
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