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The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-12-19
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Office and Garage, Sixth and Melar-
key SITS, Winnemucca. Phone as.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-12-19
RURAL CREDIT EXPERIENCE

The Farmers Rural Credit Loan
and Savings Association was formed
in Evansville, Indiana, two years ago;
1t had a capital Of a million dollars;
some of the most prominent finan-
ciers of the community were its d.
reetors. 1t has now gone into a re-
ceiver's hands, the petition for his
appointment alleging that the asso-
citation had not been a success and
that large sums had been spent for
salaries. The latter charge will
doubtless apply with equal force to
the new rural credits scheme which
is to be launched under the auspices
of the Federal government, but which,
luckily, will have the national treas
ury at its back. 1t is certain that
this Indiana experience will not as
sist in securing public subscriptions
for the national rural credits ~associa-
tons which are to be set up. and that
the stock will have to be taekn by
the government. 1t is automatic that
government management is the most
extravagant and costly that can be
deutschland if a private enterprise
cannot make a success of loaning
money at rates under those prevail
ing generally, how can the govern
ment be expected to do so-unless the
whole country is to be taxed to make
up the losses.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-12-19
OUR JITNEY OFFER-This and sc

DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this
slip, enclose with &c and mail it to
Foley & Co, 1885 Sheffield Ave, Chi
cago, Ill, writing your name and adj
dress clearly. You will receive in re-
turn a trial package containing Fo-
ley's Honey and Tar Compound, for
coughs, colds and Group; Foley Kid
ney Pills, for pain in sides and back;
rheumatism, backache, kidney and
bladder ailments; and Foley Cathar-
tic Tablets, a wholesome and thor
oughly cleansing cathartic, for con
stipation, biliousness, headache and
sluggish bowels. For sale by Eagle
Drug Co., Winnemucca.-Advt tn
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-12-19
TOO r TO PREDICT

Talk about the Republican eandi-
date in 1920 is interesting; it helps
fill up the newspapers and it serves
to divert attention for the time being
from the high cost of living. But 1t
can attain no really useful purpose.
The Republican candidate for four
years hence is most unlikely to be
any of the men to whom their friends
are now pointing the finger of des-
tiny. He is much more liekly to be
some mute inglorious Milton" of
whom few, if any, are thinking, but
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-12-19
WORMS MAKE CHILDREN
FRETFUL

If your child cries out in sleep, is
nervous, puny and listless, he may
be a victim of worms. Begin treat
ment at once with Kickapoo Worm
Killer. This candy laxative in tablet
form kills the worm and removes it
quickly and easily. Don't permit
your child's development to be re-
tarded by the continued draining of
his vitality by worms. Get Kickapoo
Worm Killer at your druggists
25c. -advt.1
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-12-19
GETTING DOWN TO EARTH

Perhaps II would be a good thing TO
abolish the electoral college; perhaps
not. The discussion, renewed every
four years, is sometimes interesting
always futile. Many things may be
good that are not possible. 1t is al
ways well to long for perfection, but
If is not well to get all worn out
laboring for the attainment of the
unattainable. Such labors waste the
effort that might be employed on
other things.
1t takes three-fourths of the states
10 ratify a constitutional amendment
IF thirteen states refuse to ratify it.,
IT does not become a part of the con
~stitution. There are a number OF
states that might vote against an
amendment abolishing the electoral
college, but we need not consider
them. We need consider only those
states that would certainly vote
against it-vote against it to the last
ditch, to the last cartridge, to the end
of time.
First, there are the states that
would never consent to Federal su-
pervision of elections. These states
are Virginia, North Carolina, South
Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Florida,
Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas, Arkan-
sas and Tennessee. There are eleven
of these states.
Next, Their are the states that, be-
cause of their small size, would wipe
themselves out of existence as politi-
cal powers and remove themselves
from the political map if they ratified
such an amendment. In the present
imperfect state of human nature this
altruism is not a probability. These
states are Rhode Island, Delaware,
Vermont and New Hampshire. There
are four of them; and Maine might
as well be counted, too, because,
though she would not be wiped out,
her influence and importance would
be reduced to the vanishing point.
Next are the large states which,
because of their small population,
would put themselves in the same
category if they ratified such an
amendment. Some day these states
may be so densely populated that this
will cease to be an argument with
them. At present they are, of all the
states. the one most jealous of pre-
serving their newly won political in
huence and most deeply incensed at
anything that even squints toward
impairing it. These states are wy
oming, Idaho, Montana, North Dako-
ia, South Dakota, Arizona, New Mex
leo, Nevada and Utah. There are nine
of them.
Altogether, there are twenty-four
states, not counting Maine, that would
instantly and continually vote against
such an amendment; that would re-
sist it to the last, from motives which
they would consider motives of self
preservation. There would be others
as well, probably, since the sugges-
ton has two sides, and men might
disagree about it even when no mo
tive of self-preservation guided them;
but these tw~enty-four are all that
need be considered. And not all yen
of these twenty-four. for it takes only
thirteen states TO beat an amend
ment.-New York Times.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-12-19

who will impress himself upon his
party and upon the country some
time between now and the winter of
1920 by some highly significant, may
be spectacular, piece of public serv-
ice: or who will fill the public mind
by the sheer continuous force Of his
principles. consistently adopted and
forcefully advocated.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-12-19

Cortland IN. W Standard:-If a
day of reckoning is not already be
ginning to dawn for the Democratic
party, then such signs as are in evil
dence mean the opposite of what
they seem to. There are victories
which in the end prove more disas-
trous than defeats.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-12-19
WISE AND OTHERWISE

Princeton Qnd) Clarion-News:-If
we are going to have any more neck
and-neek political races, says the
National Republican, let's change the
COP. elephant to a giraffe!
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-12-19
Paradise and WIlloow Point Lime

Leaves Winnemucca Cand opposite
points, daily. except Sunday, at Z a.
for Paradise. Willow Point and
way stations. rs lbs. baggage allow
ed; &c lb. for excess.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-12-19

National Qnd) Republican The
Anderson Bulletin has christened
woodrow Wilson the "%Stonewall Jack
son of Democracy" Wonder who viii
get the role of Barbara Frietehie?
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-12-19
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Line

Leaves Winnemucca land opposite
points, daily, except Sunday. at z a.
for McDermitt, National and way
stations.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-12
Iycncr i'm 8fcrOcItua.

9ctrdbilidc 9lufrcglna lpuroc &c.
iicru fur5 uor Niitternadt om
9roaopou 6esOorgcrlicl ais IN ci.
ncm Stauc, ociicu @eibcr Sobn s.
Gbrht iit ploelib Scncr ms6rod.
GiMte 9laubwoltcu itic9cu aus Dem
ciiitodi9cu@cbduOc ani mo Is 6ottc
ocn glnidein ooB Der @ranO in Ocm
an ser 6oit1 Game gclcgenen gmia
aui Die angreu5enoen @aulihfciten
iibergreiien piiroen, Trrb idnelles
@ingreiien ser 5eueuue6r geloug es,
bic in Dem Stale 6cfiuoliHcn %icrOe
in Sider6cit SIT 6ringen mo Oen
9ronO mli ieiucn SerO 5u beidrdn-
fen. GerIdlicOenc @agen oic III Ocn
Stale untcrgcbroht parcu iino per-
branat. EroBoem lit Der angcrihte.
te SbaOcn ni6t bctra6tlid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-12
Or. 3. 4. fTrance Gampaane.

Bon Baltimore f0mmcnO, langtc
gcitcm 81. Soicp1 Suuin 6rauce,
ser Gonoioat iiir sic rcpu6lifouiihc
Domination 5um 9Huoes Senator,
alf cincr criien Ioiu OurA 2lacg
honu un0 Garrett Gomtp iii Gum.
6crlouo an. Gin itorfcs Gonlitc pro-
miucntcr 9]iirger mar sur 9egrii-
Bimg mnueienO, mo nad ciucr na,
be5u eiuItiinoigcn 9erat6lmg iprnb
lib Gr. 6roncc in ii6erous 5ufricoe-
ncr @ciie ilbcr sic 9lnsidtcn i'll Oenl
Golmtu aus. Gie Eonr Ourd Q(acg.
6auu Gomtp miro mor0cu 6cgiu.
men luo ocrienigen ourb Garrett
@olntp immittcl6or DorauSgc6en
Tr ,Srancc uerlicB Baltimore &c.
Itcru Nlorgcn i'm s llbr III icinen
9ftono6il mo 6ottc on mc6reren
Stotioncu @elcseu6ct 5ablrcicbe
Sdn0e XII idiittclu mo nit 0cn g9db.
lcul 0ircft in &crbin0una 5u fom.
men sNl Noimt 9lirD trof CT Srn.
". Vi. Ni0D, Sen SoriibenOen Ocs re-.
pu6lifaniIc9cn GountU Gonlite's, Der
i6m 6eoelitcte, BOB er 5pciieaoS Gar
roQ.GountD nit ciHcr groBcn 3o6l
ii6erihiiiiigcr Stimmeu er6oltcn
peroc Ger nddiie 6oltcplmft NOR
6rcOcrid, mo aud bier idicn gr-
1Sroncc bon Ocu 9lusii6ten auBcrprs
oentli6 6efrie0i0t 81 iciu QiioOlc=
tolun mo Nogcrstopn rUltrOcu ocs
gScitereu bciubt rmO 5o6lrci6e &er.
ioncn pcriidcrtcn oeu gionlinotionS.
GonOi0otcn i6rcrStilnmc. Cine 5lpci.
tc GonfcrcnB IN Cumberland miro
nod anl 6cutigen Eage abgcbultcu
meroet
Ger @oriibcr oeS rcpu6lifaniidea
Stoats Central Gonites @olcl
q. Eoit, criudt sic @litglicoer, iicl
am 80 9lpriL @littags IL ll6r 30,
eill,ilfinOen. Der @rlmo Der Ser
ionnilunQ lit ser, Sic 3cit unO Sen
9los ser repu6lifoniidei Stoots.
Gonpention BON 1916 icit5lieben
luelber ser &rimdrwo6l am f. @lai
folgt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-12

ger scr rliiiopbilcu 9lorooniofeu
(giotiMiolparteD ionocrn ulM Der
fhi9c iriibere 0liniiterprdiiocnt ala
linoff Scr ruiiopbile 6ii6rer Der mn
5um Ebcil rliiopbilcu Gemofrotcn,
0ic ciunlal micoer ans 3u0er fom.
men f0mltcn bat iicb befebrt ino iii
ner 5obrdnic bemdugclt. 0oB IN ser
lbronrcoe bic 9iniicn niht ais Sem.
sc gcnount icicn.
9tir Der Observation-Disclosures Das
neft oer &orgdnger itu0 9lntipo0e
ocs meiicu Stootsnomes Ho0oSla.
MON, bIeibt nit Dem cin5igen Gouc
Gen ieincr &artci (Brogrciiiitcn)
itarr bei'm 9llten rmo tritt fir Sic
Grboltrug glItierbien'S ein Gbenio
pic bic So5ialiiten miro er nidt
ernit gcnonmen in0 bat altsgeipieIt-
Scutc geb6rcn ni1t nIebr lUic bisbcr
&uBlan0 un0 gulqarieu, ion0ern
Gettldlan0 mo gulgurien telt 5li'
i0mmcu mo am GrinncrlugStagc
Der 9cirehmg @ulgorien'S on B.
W}0r5 1879 ucbten bier i'm SSriib-
liuqSitlrm sic oeiltide imo bic 5ltl.
aariihc 6abne ais 3cidcn cines G0l.
feririblings fir bcioc 2dnoer unO
ais 5pnibol Set ociticb bilgariibeu
Srclnoidait
9|ibt MnBlouo, ionocrn Gciitid
louo 6at Nio5coonicn oas llriprlmgs
uno @eimot6lon0 Silgorieas, bon
Dem oltcu Gr6iein0 Ser6icn befreiclt
bclicn, nidt scr rIIiiiibc Bar, iuie
uicle 8ulgarcu criuartct babcn lons
bern ocr ocutide Soiicr bat in gliid
oos erloicroc inlo crfrcuuoen Mort
bon oer goIoenen Srei6eit an Die all
ten mo5cooniicben 8cteraHcn aerit.
tct, oos ipiro @ulgorien inns ME Oers
aciicu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-12
gScsiimitiscn glutursas.

Syu ser Sibung Der Snternationo-
len @laidinilien Union I'M &oDal
9lrcanum wiirOc geitern gl6cuo Die
Giniii6ruag bon glatlirgas bon oen
ctpa 100 9lnpelcnOen IN giinliigcr
g9eiic bcurt6eilt. Ger 9lgent Der
Union ~. @nt SoDes, mar Ser critic
9leoner, ser Oic 6roge oom 5tonO-
punfte oes Gonilmenteu 6ebauoeltc,
lpd6rcn0 sic Serrcn GarI Bauer un0
g9. 8. 2adeo sic teAuii6e Seite be-
leu6teten imO oic &ort6eile beroor-
bobeh Sic in oloercu Std0ten uno
Grten Oas 9Reiultat oes @ebrauhes
pon 9loturgoS gepcien icien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-12

Gas Baltimore Suntp6onie-0r.
DIETER" miro 6cutc &oruittog I'M
8 ll6r in Scr Seitlidcn SohiAulc
fir @}dohcn cine @cncralpro6e Ocrs
onltolten bic mlr fiir 0ic 2e6rcr lnS
Sdiilcr bciiinnt 1T. Scrr @nitap
Strubc wirO Oasicl6c Gpu3ert 0urbs
iii5rcn welde ON 6rcitaa 9l6en0 IN
Der oSDric.Noac" SIR glliiii6rinlg
aclau9t %aitor 81. SulinS Soi-
mann miro Den Cert Der @luiif cgtra
crlGitcri
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-12
ainOcslcidIc II gIbfoIIfiitc.

Gic 2ei6e cincs meiBcr 9obpS
ipurOc gcItcrn glorbutittng in elmer
Qlbfollfiitc 6intcr Dem Nnuie glr.
273S, FcnniDIponio 9lpenue, olligc-
fmoen. 9SoIi5iit 6roncis 8. Surlep
Probte oel trouriaen Sum 5lr
aoropcitlicbeu @oli5eiitotion woielbit
Coroner 8. Sreocrid Senipel cinc
lnteriuhiu9 9es Sollcs uornobm.
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WnInnrirn INNS NrntidLnn6.

g(uS gulgoricn miro Oen Sam
burger 9ladrihteu0 oeidrie6cn: lin
Ter bulaoriidcr @iitar6eitcr ihrcibt:
Sod INNER 6erri6t ali Scr 6ront
Dor 5olonifi 9lube. 9l6cr 0elto me6r
miro 6inter Scr 5ront por6creitet
un0 qcor6citct. Ger Grfolg oicieS
aricges bcitc6t bier nid)t mir IN ben
Sic9cn, oie nit Dem Sblpert crriuls
gen pcroen iouocui c6cnioie6r iii
ben iocclcn @crt0enb oie IN 0cr &C.
iinnltng gciponncn luerOen To5lt
ge6ort por ullcm sic inncrc 9(mna6c.
fumg ocs ociltihcu ino 0es 6nl0ari,
ihcn %olfeS. @enn ipir aun IN
moii1cr Siniit6t OeriHic0en iino, 10
limo mir ooM nit Oen @ulGareu am
meiiten ouf Dem 9alfan perlponot.
Sic iino ipic ipir ernit, ierios, ipic
man bier iagt ar6citiam itno ipar-
lam, balten oos 6oniilienle6eu bod
llnO beilig lulO .babrn flllturea Oiel
BON iuS ii6ernonlmen neil piclc
ilnae 9ulgoren beion0erS unierC
tehniidcn Sohihulen bcnht uno
Oeiltibc 6raileu 9c6eirot6ct 6a6cn
IS lit fiir5lid6 icitaciteIlt uoroen, ooE
bon Sen 9oltanUolfcrn i'm Soniner
1914 DOL oem ariegc ON mciitcn
9ulgorelt ndmlih 6QO bel ms iht
oirt 6abeu SSn 3ufmit miro i1rC
3abl natiirlih nod oiel GROCER tuer.
ben neil oae. oie ionit nah 6ronf.
reid inO 9fuBlono geben wiiroen 81
lns tommcn lueroer Ga lit Is sluf
go6e oes oeltihen &olfes, iic frern0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-12


Sn braiiliauiidlen Staate Sonta
Wlaria oc 3 6elir Aliai5ip @ecan
ga lin lueliliben Sbeile bon Wlinas.
muroeH iiinait aisgeocbnte Sagcr
BON @hnmerer3en ent0edt pic eine
rciHc glusbcite Deriprcd)cn. sSn SEN
flciuen Ioricru @anouuI @oiiia,
Nloranbao imo GampoS pa Sapbirn
bat Die Sor0crlina bcrcits bcaonnea
Ger aufgefimocue @limmur ut pom
lDp n9tubi@ Der ais ocr alIertolt
barlte gilt ln0 Dem III Gitiuoieu ge,
iunoeucn uSn0iau @lod~ @Iimmer
sum minoeiteu alei6fomnt 2ie
Sdidten iino 10 dbtig imo laEgge-
itredt onB man obne lIebertreibung
bebnpteu faun. OuB lie pie 4ldrfte
Der gan5eu @elt periorgen t6uuten
Seit 0rei Wionaten tpir0 crit All Ser
6Droerrrng gearbeitet lino 5ipar nod
NIT gau3 itu5uIdugliher WitteIu es
fomut iait nur Die Sade an gIurpeu
oiug, troBoent iino aber bereits
10000 4ilos gefor0crt iporoeH SIN
sIuftrogc Ciner noroamcritaniiheH
Sa6rif Die iibcr be0eltenoe aapito
lien perfiigcn iolI, bat ciB SSn9cnieur
bcrcitS cine @earbcitlngsanitalt
cin9eridtet, in iuelder piele sIrbeiter
0cH ro9en @limmcr 3uridteu glau
crpartct aou5 ouBerorocntlidc slc.
iultatc aus oicicn Gr5logern 5u 3ie
ben mO mill aud III @eIlo Sori
5outc Eplironitulten fit Skinner
erribtcn CGGlti6 9roiianiide 4ldt
tcr)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-12
G6cpaar cntfommt Ocm 6ritidnugS.
fpDc.

@elterl W}orgen mo1te Der 80
idbriQe @crr 2ouiS Gollinger non
9lr. Si4, @reennount.glpemIe, gcraoe
nod redt5eitio ollt lnn lid Ielblt ino
leine Trol Dor Dem GritidungSto0a
III rettrn. Gas gan5e Nuus lpur ais
SEER Dollingcr ounpadDte, nit @aa
onoefiiat n0 oeiien @attiu 6atte be.
reifs iniolge BON @oS6etdubung oie
@elinnung perloren. @err Gollinger
Genomribtistc ioiort Oos u@icrc0
SoIpitul~ ltnO sic q@os uno electric
Co. bic ibren @ulnotor 5llr @liltcs
lciltiing 1erbeiinnOte Dieicr erlpics
iid) ieood6 ais unnotbis, oenH 6ran
0ollinger bate in6pil6eu bic 9elils
NINA wieoererlon9t mo NOR geitern
gl6eno bereits miBer aller @efa6r.
Gin offcner GoS9a1n om aii6cnoien
Eottc oos Gbepnor Dem 9ritidings-
tooe nu9egebroht-
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gldtnuSpicr5isltc SaGrcs-GOnucmtiun
begDnncn.

Gic abtunooicr5igite SabrcS Con
ucution Ser NidrDlono @roBlogc Der
u4ptbiuS Sitter" lit geltern 9lbeno
in Der gGoltle Sail" ol Der Gde Der
8ou- ino 2erinoton StraBe eroft.
met moroen. lleber 100 9elcgoten
ne6mcn al sen Sibuneen Ebcil, oc-
rem Souptgcibdite lih i'm sic gul-
plane elmer neuen @alle Orebcn mers
ben. Serr u. 2. @olosborougb be.
ariiBte sic 0eIegaten in giamen oes
Mlnnors @reiton.
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nYhnlin .WlGnnerdlOr.N

Ger C6alin.Nidnncrdor~ belt &C.
ltcrn 9lbcu0 icine rcgclmdBigc Sing.
ihnoe a6 in wclAer 3uci G6ore ge-
iibt iulirocn sic am nocbitcn Soml.
taa bci Scr CONFIRMATION ocr Eohtcr
0cs %rdiiocihcu ,So1n Stod porgetra-
gen lucrOcn iolcn. 81 Ocr oorolis
folgcnocn @cihditSiielng luurocu
nur 9ioutnc.@ci1ditc crlcOigt.
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WIiidlidv pcrcint.

&crqnngcncn Salnitog glbcnO pnr'
Sc sSrGltlcin Cot6orinc Gllcnbcrser,
sic 5hwciter pon Enitor $. Glen
berger aus gloBbinc, DID, nit @crrn
g(nton g. 5hloocboom 3im Suioe
filr's 2cbcn bcreint. @ie Eralan9
puroc I'M @forrbaulc Der cU..lutb.
3ionS @emeinoe 5u 9ioBoillc ourn
Ocn @ruocr Der 9raut inl 8eiicin Der
n1MIten @eruonoten uno 6rcunoe
Doll5ogcn. giod) ocm Erainlngsntt
rolgten cinigc reht ongeuc6mc Stinis
oen bel ieitlitbcn Dio6lc poroif oos
iungc @bcpaor icinc @od3citsrelic
antrut; noM0epl miro cS in &1ilooel
pDiu mDncn.
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Screins.g .gladlridltcm.

""s e9cr @cionaucrcin.~
orse W" y''llelS Safe biclt gcitcrn
;oi aocn0 ocr u0ieegcr GeIanqocrciu"
iv''e po3entlidc Seriommlina alb,
opr llntcr Seihmg oes gereins.
lrlaenten slI6crt IS. g8ablc pcrihic.
perc Sicocr cingciibt murOcn ,yll
ucr lla9folgcnocn @cId0ftsiiblrlo
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;,,n s,i. 20. @loi ltottiiuOeioc @oIicr.
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lupo~ 6calOct imO nit Ser g(llsaobc
',.', ~, @urlen So BEN 9lusilaee 6eQon.
''s'' Sle eingelouicncn Ginlooml.
S.4 ~ = apllroen on9enommeu imo ferncr
l@S, S'e SSoglt1otisfcitS. .gricfnorfen sum
oqlleA oeS Gctiden 9lot6en arcll5cs
leil1c6otcu.
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5crt.
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aSS e.pSllo inter Oirigcnt Syo6n ".
's'vlll %a Seihma in ser ee6monu
%uIlc an ser 9Ioro.S,omoro. .Stroge
la't Sas 4roeramm lit acibidt II.
iu'l'lcu9elteat ino oiirfte Sem @erein
" ouSge5el9neter Meiic @eIeqcn6eit
% gSupll lem aonnen auf geionqlidenl
geOlcie 81 bcmeiien lnO an Den Soa
OF oH ! lle9en- Gic bis6erigcn ,Soarmo.
'eor5crte mlroen ourhpea ais
eplle , alnliaciliiiic unerfonnt. imo es
I' l'epf q 5lI criuorieu ooB oaS 6cutiqe lei.
nell Soradn9ern in feiucr ggciie nad,
lie9en miro. Der ii6lide goI ,piro
D a@ an oen fiiaitleriiden l6eil oeS
%OelloS anl9lieBen. Der 9eoinn oes
S0n5erts 1T auf la9 ll6r fcitariest.
ocntewa ntea'sil,isu, .,, es ben ,,oentSd,cu enrresnou.
hulfem E,,s EWt Rnnttlln nbcr uurencftnSnfn ~.
Dhun NV 0 Hsgsisit Der Office 6aOnn ner seie.
'' lW''Nllm wllttbeituug 6m mod,en'
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2ndcr- 3ull 6lci6t.

@oi6ington II glpril.
Ser Scuot paiiirte beiite leiu Sib.
ititlt fir Die Saus-9ieiohltion ipel.
he oie fSrei-3uder.alaiier ocs "a.
riigeiebes pioerruit imO oen aegen.
wdrtigen 3oa BON 1 Sent pro $hmo
orf 3uder bis 5inI Nloi 1920 beibe-
61lt,
Gus @otlm iuor 40 gegen 32
Stimmen.
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ylicara0na ratiii5irt 9lcrtraa.

S8ofGin9toM II. gLpril
@cnte 9l6eno ging bier aus glicoroi
qua oie 9}adriht ein ooB Der nico.
raguoniiAc GongrcB Den &ertrag
rotifi8irt Bat, ipclAer ben %creinig.
ten Gtootcn gcgcn cine Gntihdoi.
grrng bon $3,000,000 aonalredltr IL.
oos gcht sur Grridtung elmer Sob
lrnitotion on Der 6onicca9ai gicbt.
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5lte- mS Observation-Disclosures
pniiirf.

gS d ibiligtOn IT. glpril. N
Die idbrlid)c 5hlB mo 8ofen.9cr
millieun9SbiIL ipcIdc $4O,0O0,000
nismirft paiiirte beutc oos Sals
nit 210 gegcn 1873 Stimmen.
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GOnlert in nec9mannla 6anen.

Sonaert in nec6mauu'o SaucD.
S40ncs 9encii5-gOn5crt in Der ,ec6.
mann SoQc" ,Ebil6ormoni-
iher 6raucnhor" unO ,ynIirll.
mcntoI. lmO gOfal. .Soli. @u-
fer 9ciud.
@iit leiucn gcitriqcn 0ar6ictimocn
lnter 9,Ftmirtlmg talentoollcr Solo.
tralte go6 scr ,,Y6iIbormoniide
0rallenbor" niht mr Gin Ihones
Son8ert ionOcrn i6rOcrtc 5uqleid
oamlt cine wiirOi9c Sadc, inSem er
oas Gou5ert sum @cTtcn ocs ncucn
@eImS tilr Die aroufemu1rtcrilnen
81 elloomooo CAB. gs boite iid fir
gas 9on5crt cin qroBcs gSu6lifm
elnacnln0clr wcI6es sic 9ciIhmoen
oeS 9bors, 6cionocrs aber Sic Ser
Solnicn Olr6 @ciioll rcidIid
lobntc.
NoS Eroaraum BOT III Sen G6o-
ren 3nltrluncntol- lmO Gofal.SoIi
ld5ncn @cbicl.
Ilntcr Oen g6ormcrfcn 6eionOen
llb ctlidc ocm ,,@6lbornaoniidcn
e1or" BON DEM GomponiItcn oeluio.
llleten 9Snmcrn ein ,S$nouictl,nl0
oon 9'omowieisti nit Dem 0os Son.
5ert croiInct mnrOc. Gin oanf6orcr
eDorlab bon Srn. @oojc. Scitcr ocs
e9orS, gSbe Gternol Sono" uno 0rci
eonlpolitioncn BON @}or 6ieOler,
rS1e greop0 2ofq." ,Nlouniobt4 Il.
eeloe@." Gicicl6c QciIhnasfd6iofeit,
ole Der 4 @6iI6orinouiIde Irouen6or
olt III lelncp ucrgouoeacn Gon3crtcn
5eI9tc, mar geitcrn ouh oonn im0
loo'n 5u merfcu o6glcid mir oicIc
Serclni9lng idou nit id)onerem 1o-
ne, aroBerer &r1ciiion in0 Dor 9uIen
lDarmercn belcbtcrcu @ortroo bo6en
l.,9 luScn goreu Sic ShluBmununer
Oilocte sdubcrfs .9lamodlt.~
9err NIireO &cnnort. Ser ocitern
9lS Solilt ouitrat, @litqIicO OeS mi.
laoelp9icr Or6eitcrs, it ciu Gclliit
oun 9crmoer 9lulagc uuo 6iiircihen.
0er lednit Gr Oebntirtc oeiterlt
mi 'imcr M 9i6apioOic (oii,t) nnS ei.
'lelH sSlio" pon @opper, Gin p3enllet
oon I Sedcr imO Gin ,G6onicn Donoi.
g oon SanObD, SoIocclliit 0es gs6i.
1uop'ppler SrHcIterS. Seine idone
Gu.s'slslle H 9rot1te cr III Scr 3ugu6c
GSup0on" pom Soint Socns)
9HOl@ jl'm Soridcin, mabrcn0 cS in
oc.I Sro0olriiiidcn Sci Sen 2oppeI.
s 9rulSn ollrd pie llnrcin6eit ser IN.
'op'lloll nld)t Die Oonf6orIten ghlf-
So0ea tano. Gin wcitcrcr g@elucis,
Dos 0lclcs 5nitrrmcut oicIcs i'm in
oerSc9nif 5nacmut6ctc mciitcns nlr
nlloolltommcn modem fam
orueslls e,llsn ldlotlcn GrioIa 6attc aud
aG'9Ss sISonSs Ssa @lIio@ ..n Der gioniit ocs
S5o., SO'lrgcc s@umonn's .goacI ols
|lopQa" Sra6nS .Gopriccio~ imo
e~s,Slliermc5jo" mo G6opin's .S.wloa
SWTrra0. Sr1Naii ,.y als Gin nit id0ncln. mo.
spanp';ql,al0nSIa9i9cm 9lnidIoq ilnO nniii.
,,;.,, suaupen Scnpcrament bcqo6tcr alo
0,p'lp,clcr 0o., = cr'oicS. Gr io6 a6 orrdj
o Oel' %cifoI Ocs @ublitillus ~ cincr
5'l9ooc ocronlo6t +
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Stoqc, Si..n @lc35O-sopron, onf. wcldc
S,s} S's5ls .sorcIci" (ocm Scincidcn
~cold0t it eii5fS @lniif ni6f oc.
~" ,Duulc'p &r6cpitciu'S ,,es blinft
lang. ' gfu''oepU N'uO
tio we lc,.s. g9Sre Sic 9crr 8odc iorafal-
r. ~. 'alicie. murOcn bon ,5ron swi.
'c'' om alooicr 0colcitct.
0.a@0.
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2cntIde SlntiuUrt int nSniicE" sail
n60eliefcrt.

@crlim IT.. 9lpriI. 0ic 9(nt-
mort Der 0eiitibcn 9iegierune ouf
Sic 9lnfrogc ser @creinigten Staoten
0iniiAtlih ocs Qaupfcrs uSuiier"
im0 bier onocrer SMiife muroe beiic
ocm omcrifouiicben 9otidofter ii6er-
nlittclt.