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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-13

and the South yielded up. az willing
sacrifice, the flower OF their budding
manhood to battle for what each
thought to be right and almost sacred.
In those days the Boy Scout was
unknown in tho sense he Is known
today. There were boy scouts Of
course, but these were boys who as
members OF the army aid scout duty
for their respective rsgimenta.
The Boy Scout Of the present time
IL far different Individual and his
mission is one Of peace rather than
Of wars--yet he has been forced into
the awful conflict now raging between
the civilized nations Of Europe. wher
many of these brave lads have gone
to their death in carrying out the or
ders OF the ofYicers.
The 10y Scout movement. which be-
gan in England only q few years ago.
has spread all over the worid---even
TO the Balkans where ono nnds the
Roumanian boy. the Bulgarian boy
and even the Turkish boy going
through the same rigid training -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-13
5oT 5coWS CcH~oz7S II Spot ar Lhe
! EHoy CoHo,S Or En9LH7a

wireless. In the latter, they are pro-
ficient--as this IL in the regular cur
Lriculum of Scout education. It ~
mo uncommon thing In England to
see a wireless squad Of Boy Scouts
busy flashirg out messages to head
quarters that a Zeppelin has been
sighted. or that French aercplane
! Ia coming, or that 4 certain dispatch
has been dropped by an aircraft. They
are employed in guarding and patroll-
Ing bridges and cuI, erts and telegraph
Il lines against damage BY individual
spies. They also act as guides and
lorderliss and to collect Information
as to supplies and transports. Help
ing families OF men employed In de-
fence duties and aiding their sick and
wounded liz another duty which the
Scouts are carrying out under the
most difficult conditions They have
also established soup kitchens for the
orphans of soldiers, first-aid dressing
IT atoms. nursing stations. refugees and
dispensaries. Another set OF scouts
do coast duty. such as guiding vessels
through unbuoyed channels and as
slsting coast guards In their work
Loyal French Boys.
The French Boy Scouts have been
equally active and in addition to their
regular duties they have collected
la: We sums Of money for the Red
Crosa. In this they were ably as
sisted by Miss Anna Held. the we'll
known French actress. who returned
to France shortly after the war began.
she at once gathered q comp-n:
Boy Scouts about her and. donnins
the same kind of uniform. she
marched through the streets OF Paris
at their head. After the parade she
led them In singing patriotic French
songs. which so. reused the enthu-
siaam OF tho populacs that thsy save
literally 70 the fund for the ears q
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continued From First Page.)
bunced to be in control OF Carranza
iConcerning the warnings which tho
ate Department has given to Amer
ms to keep out of Chihuahua and
her bandit infested paris OF Mex
b. Secretary Lansing enunciated mis-
&ternoon what he REGARDED as the
stinctton between warnings of this
karacter and the refusal OF the
krerican government to warn Amtrl-
ms to keep off belligerent merchant
ibs on the high seas.
lit was indicated that this distinction
Il xiven by Mr.. Lansing recently 10
4 German ambassador and the Aus
an charge d'affaires in response 10
= suggestion Of these diplomats that
hericans would escape all risk from
&bmarine attacks IL they were re-
Tired to sail on neutral vessels. As
.tated by Mr. Lansing. II was as fol-
ss:
A Distinction.
+sHixh seas are common territory
every nation. whereas land territory
always under the sovereignty of a
|sion which can do what II pleaaes In
at territory.
bon the high seas noncombatants.
ether neutral or belligerent, have
right to pass to and fro without
wing their lives endangered. In land
fritory the only right which they
We to pass TO and fro is subject To
consent of the authorities. II II Is
certain az to who the authorities
foreigners entering such territory
once run the danger OF losing their
srty or iives."
state Department officials said to-
I1t that General Carranza had given
tain general guarantees for the pro-
Etion Of foreigners in Mexico at the
he his government was recognized
the United States and the six Latin
herfcan nations,
[nsistenoe at the Capitol on armeo
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MEXICAN CRISIS

scontinued From First Page,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-13

senator from idaho. q
senator Borah interruptsd to say
that there was 40 doubt Acouf hf4
private vieW In favor Of Mr. stnnen
resolution when u was introdaced I've
or three years ago
1T has been the consistent policy 81
the govtrnment at both ends Of the
Avenue. 80 far as we have any az
preston" said Senator Stone. TO try
TO compose those Mexican troubles
without a resort to force. Now IL We
are going to change our attitude we all
agree that we should go about IL in
very thoughtful and considerable and
deliberate way. and not bring up
a most unhappy incident. no matter
! what II is, except for thu mere purA
( pose of emphasizing the necessity OF
( doing something. only know two
I things that can be done. Both have
/ been suggested by my friend from New
/ Hampshire. One is to demand OF the
de facto government in Mexico that IL
shall prohibit outrages of this KIND, ana
punish those who commit them; ana
( IL II cannot do IT, II 1t shall be demon
strated that 1t cannot do it"
I Senator stone did not finish the sen
tence. but went on to point out that
the crime was only a day old, and that
the Senate should not be impatient.
: A Bloody Murder.
{ senator stone Salu LnAL tHe phnuitI
who murdered the seventeen Ameri-
I cans were not moved by desire to
rob.
/ ut was for murder" said Senator
! stone. why did they commit that
murder unless II was rather to drive
! the United States into some hostile ac-
ton. 1t must have been committed
by people unfriendly to the Carranxa
government: bandits who were neeinz
from the Carranza government.
II undertake to say that the Presi~
dent of the United States will do every
thing he can to protect our people IN
Mexico and elsewhere. and eveFythins
he can do to insure the punishment OF
those who commit crimes against
them
IF the CarrRnZa government proves
itself inefficient and it is brought here
to US then there Is but one thing
for us to do. that / see. and that Ia to
go down there as the senator from
Idaho says, and intervene with arms
in our hands.
II deprecate anything arising here
now calculated to increase or aggra :
yate any excitement in the country
with respect to 1t. / think that the
Indignation OF the people is adequate
already l merely appeal to senators
to treat this subject as We should
treat all international questions with :
out a tinge of partisanship. Il VIII
4 leave 1t where tt is"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-13
Educating Away From the Country.

Educating Away From the Country
On a recent visit to typical rural
school in one of our Georgia coun
ties we inquired from the two-score
of children present how many lived
on tie farm. and received the reply
tina, over two-thirds of the children In
this school came from farm homes.
We then inquired how many wished
to ,emain on the farm: not one single
hand went up. Tho next inquiry d.
-rected to rITg rT1iid-a- wHs.--'Why do
you not wish to remain on the farm
when you grow up?" And the girls
and boys were frank In their an
swars: TOO much work and too little
MONEY; too much work and too little
play, We must go to town to do tine
big things; only the stupid children
and those who cannot get away re-
main on the farm"
We then asked how many of the
boys and girls owned chickens, pigs,
calves. gardens. flowers, playhouses,
books and other good things on the
farm that one cannot get in the town.
Only one or two hands responded To
this inquiry. Around the school
house there was mud and gullies with
no flowers no walks. no improve
ments. no gardens The teacher Wa
porting the schildren away from the
+ land and the greatest opportunity
which come come to American boys
/ and girls
! Two questions for the school to con
slider are; What will become OF the
1 country If all the boys and girls 60
! to town? Second, what will becoms
Of the country IL all the best boy
aa4-sfirls e-te-.awa? And meantim@
I what will become OF the nation AMI
tbs. tesssants gsri$ themselves 2s-+W
Ieyan Advocate.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-13
ow These Boys Whose
Order Stands for Peace
Ind Good Will Being
Used In the Interests In
War.

|yHeht, 1915, By InternhuonaI Syndicate.
N war Of any magnitude. n
prolonged for any length OF
time, 1t II almost certain that
draft will be made upon the
III Of the iand for service in his
|ntry's defence. This was tru OF
|the great wars Of Europe during
last two centuries and In Napo-
k.s time In the height Of his mill
success and glory. the youth OF
noo rushed to his colors with en-
Aiasm and bravery. contributing In
rnali degree 10 his many and most
{d1e victories. This draft upon the
was especially conspicuous In our
CIVIL War. where both the North
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-03

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Du,"t-, zoo per lou Eiu Srnnic In.
du-triIl school Ihouc 2tuG 1T. or
H, ~truug'- hv'h -totN.
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j IL. Skinner 70 member 81 the
palIuf Nbyad Indian patrol. rcturu-
"a yesterday from Bunalo Wh,rc ne
attended the Mystic shrine national
meeting. and several other eastern
,t.,- Mn skinner who n'coWpih-
i,l hm. stopped over 10 Denver "l
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-17
Sage in gne

- IS Ieiidloie Gage in eng
LAMB! gs giebt nod cine @ereftisz
felt iiber Sen Sternen. llnb es mag
nod bcIlcr fomnteu. Ser erndbnte
arieesberidteritatter 9. .. GbuarSs,
Gin IngIu : gmerifaner, iagte in
Ieinem in Glepelanb. @, iiber Sic
&riegslose IN europa eebaltenen @prz
TRACE cilen eclunltigen Sullhbpotfries
ppralts.
gr iprad bon Sen me6rfaf erz
mdbntcn ugal1hfreu5ern~ Ii. Iteltc sic
@elauptuns auf, oab oieie l1nterieez
bpote nelleiten Cups icoem ylltr 5llr
@crtbcioisuue" beluaffnetcu 6anoels@
oan1pfer gerodllcn ieien, olth lpeun CT
S%cdspfilnocr an Sed poItirt bdtte.-
Sleler Saudfreu5er", laete@bparbs,
Iii nid)t iinfbar burh cine nod 10 gut
treffenne Granote bonn 8oro eines
@ilioniden ufrieolihen 6alneIsidif<
les. 8iele Sppte baben &an5erllng
lrte &reu5er, Sic eeseu mittlere Irtilz
lerie seiidert li1n. Siele 9efdbrliden
nellen &reuSer lperoen nod in bielem
@inter ibr Sebltt madet, uno oanu
besinnt Ser eiscntlide arieg seeen
Slo Ilbipn, 5. f., Ser Gerlud Seutihz
lanp au%s5ubun9ern, miro nit elmer
mirtlamen Slptooe @rpbbritonniens
pereplten. llno alle Gprbercituneen
Iino eetrpffcn, bab 9eutlhIano trps
alem bpien @ilen uufSeitcn unIerer
sunbesreeieurn9 nidt nit Nnlerita in
&pnflift fommt."
Sd6ne alrsiidten fir Gnslano.
vl1no olf Sen sdiiten Iprinst Ser
Eieil 5ltrild".
MemeIis, Sic SodYter Scr @ercdtigz
felt, miro ibren llrtbeilsiprub fallen.
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sraiilier seist ben @es.

8rallien bot Sen eriten 5dritt &C.
than. nm auf Elm eeneiniumes 3us
1amlnengeben aller Neltralen bebufs
sduses nelltraIer Ged)te 5u ariegsz
5eiten bin5uarbeiten. Sic 8ralilianiz
Idle @eieuldaft fir @Dlferrebt bat ser
Gesierl1ng gprldldse 1mterbreitet,
lpprin seforbert miro, bab cine gez
metl1lame Grflarnns aller MeutraIen
absefabt merben lple, I'M friesfiibrenz
De gfattonen su 5lpi1eer, oas g1eht Ser
SSnmunitat fir feinbIide Glitter, sic
nnter 1eutraler Slasee beiDroert pere
Den, bpulranotge 6anbelsfreibeit atpiz
(den Neltralen nntereinanoer pbne
8iidltft' auf Sen enbeiiltigen 8eitimz
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u2iberalifruns" Deutidlanbs.

Sn Der Netp Dort u8orlo~ ber6fz
fertlidt 6erbert 8aparb spope, elm
amerifaniiber &orreiponbent ser
liinglt nut Dem 8otidnfter @erarb aus
Geutldlanb bierbergefommen lit, cine
Eeibe bon Irtifeln iiber feline 8eob=
adtllngen in 9eutiblanb.
Ser in elmer Nummer ser Iebten
8pde eridienene Mrtifel er5ablt. mad
bem arieee iperbe sic beutlde 9fegie.
rungsform uliberalilrt" iperben. limb
Sfpar ltiist lid @err stpope, recte
~sdtpab". babel dllf elm Snterbielp
nit bem l1nterltantslefrctdr I'M Ml1ss
ipartisen Imte, 9r. 3immermaum,
lllo alf bas 8prt bes &ailers: uNein
Soft bat ge5eigt, bab es ni9ts gibt.
mas es ni6t fann, unb es lon an ben
8egierltngs : Ingelegenbeiten 10 biel
Intbeil baben ipie es ipiIl. 2 9as anz
eblid bon ST.. 3tmmermann entz
ipidelte Grpgramm lduft baum allf Sic
Observation-Disclosures bes @an5lcrs nnb
Der Wttnt1ter, tpe1iger Dem garlamerz
te als Ser 8ableridaft seseniibcr.
binans. 60 5tpar, bab nicbt iebes Nlibe
~tralensbptum bes Neidstages ben
Niidtrttt bes &an5lers unb ser Dliniz
tier nad 1i6 5ieben lolle, %lonbern bab
@mtster,nine Ser Miniiter ut1b Meidsz
fages 5niammenfauen miiBten. 9abei
miro BON elmer ftrirten 9aller bes
8eidstages 9eiproden, mas cine Mufs
loinng, lpie iie iebt m0sIid 1T, aus5ltz
|idlieben ideint.
9us 8prt bes &aiiers madt 5iderz
Hid ieincn @efiiblen ole @brc. llub
es entipridt Der @abrbeit, bab bas
oeutl6e 8olf alien seipadien setpelen
lit, mas INN entsesensetreten lit, iast
Ilebr ridtig s@adter ltno Mn5eiger" in
glebeIanb, 8. Mber iebcs anbere
Soft, oas ebcnip er5ogen rno sefiibrt
! geipeien ipare, ipiirbe bas audi perz
modt baben. aud bag beutf9e 9olf
bat 3eiten erlebt, in benen es bel gce
rtnseren M1dtdten nidt seipadien ipar,
|ipeilles oamals ipeoer 10 er5ogen nod
gefiibrt NOR, lpie iebt. l1nb bab fei,t
anberes Soft es III Dem Dlabe bern1pdt
tat, liegt oarat,, bab feines 10 er5pgen
llnb eefiibrt porben lit ipie bas beutz
ldc. l1nb bas fommt eerahe baber. bab
ibre@egierungen Garlamenten berdut@
lportlib n1b bon Dem 4ussang bon
@nblen, tbetls in nnbeitimmten, tbeils
in beitimmten 3niideurdumen. ab&
bdl19issnaren.
2iberaliiirlmg lit elm lebr irrefiibs
renoes 8rnt, binter benz li1 sic Sc
%le9enbeit fir Snnherinte reI :
E II birgt, ibren 8prtbcil gum mabe
g~ebenben gegeniiber benel, Der @e1
lammtbeit baplircb 81 maben, bab Die
ausfiibrcnbeu Srgane Der 3egier1ng
bnr6 bas @ablergebniB sl ibrem Be-
uuftragteu iperben. Gdeie Spnberinterz
eclin fo;nlle,1 tire Breiie baben, lire
8ebner, tire ggifatoren. Sc itdrfer
bon Saiie al1s tic iinb, beitp mebr;
ll1b tic f6nnen 10 Die selammte Dffente
lli6e Meinltng, Die baum I'M @abl5etz
lief ibren Iusbrud finoet, alf lire
Seite brinsen, obsleid Das, mas iie
ttppllen, nidt Der @prtbeil bes GAM
5 8 lit. 10 lebr lie bas 8laltben m0aen.
ionbern nur i1r cigcncr. fir
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IN 80
8obn iiibren, Die gum Sescn fir
9eutl6lano bisber oermieben ipor@
ben lit.
Ser aniidt bes u@a6ters unb anS
5eigers" linb alid ipir. llnlere IufzI
faiiung bon Dem @prte aoiier 8ilS
belms rulb Sen ausloliungen bes
Gei6sfan8lers, ubab Dos oeutide @elt
mebr Intbeil an Der 8e9icrllna baben
iou" lit. boB Dor alien qnberen oas
gplf bes srDBten Staate5 bes gunbess
Itaates, 9enannt ~Seutides 8ei1".
8renBen, elm f%reieres @ablredt
befomnlen loll als Dos oeraltete v9rei
alaiien" : @ablibitena, meldes bas
m0slidit ungeredte lit. Sic 8egz
neri6aft Der aonlerbntipen (ber Sum
fer : Rartei) eesen Den Heidstansler,
Der ia gu slcider 3eit @iniiter : 9rdz
libent bon 9reuBen lit, bat lpobI ibren
@rlrno in Der 8efiirdfun9 Ser NuisI
bebune bes a9rei &lolien~z @ohllp&
items inn &Dniereid 9rcuBen, neldes|
ben &onierpatipen Bic Mebrbeit i'm
SreuBiSben 2anbtag iidcrt. - IDge
li6 lit, baB man fir Sen Ieidstaa
cine 9erchtere gintbeilung ser @abl-
beSirfe nad mDslidl1 9leider 8ebDl2
fernn9ssaM plant, inter ipelder Sic
&orlerbatiben unb Meraricr altd piele
Siee einbilBen iuiirbe1. Cont elauz
ben mir, OaB feline bebeutcnDe Ser
dnberunsen in Ser Neidsperfa1lune1
lperoen poreenommen iperDen. - @ir
9lauber nidJt, bab lib Die Geidsregiez
rung, Die li6 aus Dem Groiioenten hes
8unbesitaates .9eutides 8eid" be-
titelt, (bem &aiier) unb bem
9 nnbesratb sulammeniest, bas
8edt Der IuflDuns be5 8eidsr.
tases miro nebmen laiien.
Ser &aiier, Ser 9raiibent oes gl1nz
besltaates, genannt SeutIdes Neid,
bat fem @etoredt Sen MaBnabmen
beg 8ei6staaes seseniiber, pie Ser
Eralioent Der Ser. Gtaatcn nenUeaB<
11ahmen Beg a%pnsreles eeseniiber.
@enn Ser 8raiibenf bes beutlden
8nnbeslenates, Der &aiier, llno Ser
Snnoesratb cine Wabnabme be5
8eidstages fir bem @emeinipobl
ldablid balten, bIeibt llllr Sic allf<
lpl1ng bes 3ei6stages iibris, I'M lie
81 perbinbcr1. IS III bies elm oirefter
Ippell an bas golf. 9ieiem
iuirb BEL Der Neltlpabl Der Geih5tagsz
abseorbneten @elesenbeit sesebeu,
II einen @iIIe II, nlls5loriifen. -
,@ir meinen, baB bas 10 oemptrae
ii d lit, lpie MIR moslid. Ser .9err
sipppe (refte vShtpab") ), bot 1rniez
rer InIidt nad Die In1idteu Beg l1nz
Notwithstanding, 9r. 3inan1erman1,
e nj tell ipteberseseber, mie es
/ : III IN ieineu &ram paBt. Gin cine
~2iberaliiirung" Ser beutidcn 8eids-
berfa1lllna uad engIiidem Mlz
tier slaube11 mir lmterfeiuen l1mltdnz
Sen. Sic @eidsresierm1g mill inter
allen l1mltanOen &e9ieruns bes gam
I5en 9pIfes bletben illnb 1lidt Sic
Megierut19 elmer bebpr519ten Minz
berbeit bes Bottles ipcrbet1, tpie es
Die eneli dc 8eaieruns, gleihpiel
tpel6e Eartei am 8lloer lit, 5tpeiiellps
lit.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-17
9plitiihe nah unpplitiide Gatbsloncn.

@plitiihc ,tnh unpplitiidc GatthslpHen.
- gnglanb pplte bur6 Ietne bDlz
ferredtslpiorise glpfabe 9eutldlano
ansbnngern.
- 9llrh ben 6l1uger Ser beutidlen
Grill bcpolferung: Weainner, Sralle1
-&inber, mlte England 9eutidz
lano nieberrinseu.
- gs lit Inn nidt %eelllnsen. 8es
gen Sic misunderstanding Slpfane
lckte iid 2eutidlann aber nit icinen
II ? 8npten 5ur @ebr, - unp tpicl
@enn 9cutidlnno i'm @cbralld,
bieier furhtbaren @affe eegcn leinel,
grobten unb beimtiidildten Seino
bllrdJ sic Imerifauiide S%lnpesrestere
ing auh etipas einseid)rdaft lmlrne,
- &at es Gnglanb pp6 nurd feline
II @ppt 8lofape beigebrad1t, mas lnle
he 9lpfaoc fir Sic, Gipilt &eppIfez
rlll,a zines 2anbes bebeutet. @nglanb
ipolte 9eutl6lanb ausblngern uno-
bluascrt iest ie9on ielbit.
- 9eutIdlanb bat, I'M Sen beim&
tiidilden sdlae gnelalos obSulpeb@
ren, 8rot@, @ilds, Butter, Gterz unp
Slciid : &arteu einsefiibrt. Muh
fIei Sage hat Die beutlde
8egierlus u%nbefublcn. Gber pn''
9 erbuugeru lit feline 2coc.
- llnb gnslanp? - Sic euslildc
&esierung bat san5 fiirslid. III Muh@
abmllns Scr beutlden @cgiernnss@
muBresel,l, aud IeiI6lple Gage
oefretirt. 8alb miro Die &e9iernne
lppbl ald 8rot<, Iil6z, guttcre.
gier@ unb Sleild : aarten e%infiibren'
2as 1T Der grfola ieiner pbl@
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-17

tefredfslptDrt9er 9ul9erblofdDe -
+ oh ct SEE gesen 9eutIhz
Innb. @ie iaet u1ier Sdiaer?-
Sem aa5u iIraff %eeipannt, 5erbridt
Der Spgcn
ultnb auf Sen SdiiEen iprinst Ser
GfeIl 5uriid.
- SEE Nieil ser 6ltngerblpfaoc lit
bercits alf Gugiano 5rriidgelprlinscu.
llno es mag i~dllinner fomnlell, ue,ll
9eutidlano mebr %leiler gcpau5erten
l1nterlcc : arcuser f~ertisgeltelt baz
ben miro, iiber melde Ser &riegsfprz
Respondent 2. 3. @Smarbs in Glcucz
LAMB, 8, bcridtet bot. Mittels bic
Ter. Sic alldl beiuaifneten @anoeIsidifs
fen Sroe bietcn tpnr1en, miro sic I'M
teriee : Slpfune I'M Gnglano nod cn@
ger eeSpgen merncn, - ulo banu2
Sic 6erren @rep, Msqllitb.
SIopbz George, Sriano, 9pineare Ii. /.
ip. lisen beute frcili6 nod auf bobell
9Terben, nehn1en Den Nhlnp gar 9e~
lpaItie ppl. aber lie iollten on pas
alte 2ieb berfen:
o@eltern nod ouf ltpl5en Nplleu,
n9eute burd Sic Srult geldpl1en
.giuraen i'll bas fiible @rab".
-
- Sic beinntiidiiden MniIiiter Sic
les furdtbaren arieses, leben Jest
,1d)pn, lnelm lie al1h lulttnlaulig nod
Sie9esslperlidt perfiinsen, Dos Ser
bdnanib naben. Sic leben bereits ppr
lid oas pulitiide 9rab s%epffnet. aus
bem es fcine Iuferifehuns siebt. Sn
bieies lperoeu lie bineiniinfeu unb fDnz
ren frpb iein, lpenl1 lie babel ibren
9als retteu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-17

m1nssprt unb 8efreiltns . ertrater@
ritorialer gmmiIduns in 8eitalt bon
.Sdlpar5en 2iiten"' etc. arl5uerfenz
men. DIS @erseltuns fir @erleeunsen
oieier neutralen 8edte 1ol berfigt
nerben, bab lduloieen straightforward
Bic yfreunoIihe gebanbluns" perIaet
ipirh. Sic Sorberlneen entbaIten
nihts, mas nidt bereits lett Suhren
als gHen5 bes gDlferredts a11erfannt
inorben lit.
Ser braiilianiide @onbel bat inter
Sen britiiden ll~ebereriffen lfiper see
litten, ipenn aud niht 10 Id)lper mic
Der amerifaniide. Man bari neugiez
rig fem. last sic .gsetp 9rrfer Stss.",
ipie bieie in 8raiiIien ieet 5lierit in
nffi5ieler Sormberporeetretene Selpez
sune itd ipeiter entipideIn mag.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-17
|9Q8 MfuB crc hts WrbQu=
bf5 it bic $auptiadt,

@enn 8eiuder sur 5ta0t tomnc', oas er1e,
mas lie ieben, lit Oaa Nenbere Der @rtilbe 1no
bic 2%aOen=Teater. 3ls Nusjebtn Oitlar beioen
idaffi entme0er eint1l Ginbrnf, baB oie Sta0t Gin
3entrllul BON Tortidrilt 1T, ober 0ab lie bintenad
foulult nuo fanln beftebt.
Gntlprt4tno belfn6tete e6anientu uirtcn
Mn5teben0. @d)ledt beleudtete edanfenitcr
uirte1l MbTobeno.
Sic Entertaining iir einen Qaot1 tuirb Dou
aunOerl ban1l erteilt, ruenr oas AtnBere 0es 2a=
OenS %einlaOetb lDirft. 2idter LADEN Elm.
Sire &tblriuillt merofn ernitli6e uno
fadmdBige Nnfmerfiautfelt bur9 l1nier @eldditsz
9eparteueut er1alteu - Sat, betreffs Der tutlpre>
dbenO b~en0tigten 2alnpeu fit ibre 66anfeniter, uirb
gratis ertfilt.
9ieier 9ient idliebt iowobl eleftrti6t @dil
ser tpie audi ipe5ieQe 9idt= SntalatiOntt eiu.
Sat SIR @ebdu0e Gin gutls g(euBere?
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-17

Photos by American Press Association.
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