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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-27

Fer State Senate.
] hereby announce that afu q candidate
for the Republican nomination for state
Senate In the Twelfth senatorial district,
composed Of the counties Of Doddridge,
Harrison and Lewis, subject to the pri-
mary election on the 9th day Of June. 1ole.
WALLACE u. GkIBDLE.
West Union, w. Va.
Fer House of Delegates.
I am a candidlt< for the nomination for
the House Of Delegates for Harrison couu-
ty on the Republican ticket. subject to
the primary election. June 9. 1910, and re-
spectfully solicit your vote and influence.
West Milford. W. Va.
1 am 4 candidate for the Republican
nomination for member Of the House Of
Delegates for Harrison sounty, subject to
the primary election, June 9. 10l6, and re-
.. Il. HARRISON. Jr.
am a candidate for the Republican
nomination for member Of the House Of
Delegates for Harrison county, subject 10
the primary election. June 9, 1Dld, and re-
specially solicit yo srn sIpp sH,rrre
Mineral, W. Va.
am a candidate ior the Republican
nomination for the House OF Delegates Tor
Harrison county. subject to the primary
election, June b, 1915. solicit the active
support and influence Of my friends:
ROssI II. FISHER.
wllsonburg, W. Va.
1 am n candidate for the Republican
nomination for member OF the House OF
Delegates for Harrison county, subject TO
the primary election, June ., 1910. am
he present incumbent In the Legislature
apd respectfully solicit your vote aud In
iuence. n
Shinnston, ". Va.
am a candidate fer the Republican
nomination for member Of the House of
Delegates for Harrison county, subject TO
the primary election on June ., 1915, and
Will appreciate your vote and influence.
JOHN MOORE.
Bridgeport. W. Va.
am candidate for the Republican
nomination for member Of the House Of
Delegates for Harrison county, subject to
the primary election, June y. 1016, and So
licit yoir support. .
Wyatt, W. Va, Lagle district.
I am a candidate for the nomination for
the House OF Delegates for Harrison coun-
the primary June Q, 1915. II nominated
and elected will cndea,er to use my In
1uence to have laws passed that Will best
suit the people Of Harrison county. l
Will greatly appreciate your vote and In
luence.
Bridgeport. W. Va.
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$500

Secretary.
3. That the form Of said interest cou-
pons to DO attached to said bonds shall
No. " a us io''o"s' .o-"it' 90, m
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Logan, w. Va.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-27

am candidate for the Repub,,c,,
nomination for Justice OF the Peace tar
Clark district, subject TO the primary elec.
your SUPPORT, 'ouS1s
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wIlsonburg, W. Va.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-27

On the. day of..............,
10. ...., unless the bond hereinafter men.
toned shall have been called for previous
redemption, the Board Of Education Of the
District Of CLARK. In the County Of Har-
rison, will pay to the bearer at the office
Of The Empire National Bank, Of C1arks-
burg, West virginih. twenty .iiye t25) dol.
lars, In United States gold coin, being In.
terest for SIX months on building Bond
Of 1915, number .................
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BY the earnest request Of many friends r
have decided to be candidate for ms.
tice Of the Peace for Clark district, located
In Industrial ana Union Heights. Ss Nc
have three voting places and never h,ye
had an officer elected oct here. / har.
served six years US Justice OF tie peacs 10
Harbour county, before l CINE here. and
am Notary Public today. l have had
great deal Of experience in law. We ia !,
ask the voters 10 give US an Officer mt
here to help TO guard us aud to hsln ~
protect our Interests as citizens. Let NJ NJ
In town. H al
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IGnN +. MAsoy

Industrial. East cinrEshurs Weary ". 4. Public.
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NIuVTe uVeUue.
am a candidate for the nomination for
Justice OF the Peace or CLARK District ON
the Republican ticket, .ubjgct to the pri-
mary election to be held June 9th. Il1i.
All kindness shown me will be appreciated,
ROBERT u. MARTIN,
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Elkins. W. Va.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-03-10
NORTHFIELD. MASS.
Conference of Ministers.

A conference of ministers opened in
the Northfield Hotel Tuesday afternoon
and closed Wednesday evening with
the service of holy communion Many
ministers from the churches in charge
of the Home Missionary board of Mas
sachusetts attended The counties rep
resented were Franklin, Hampden,
Hampshire and the Worcester Brook
field Northwest association. DIR. Fred
eriek +. Enrich, secretary of the Mas
sachusetts Home Missionary board, pre-
sided. Other speakers were Rev. A. w.
Vernon, Brookline; Rev. Warren S.
Archibald, Pittsfeld; Rev. George H.
Gutterson of Boston. Other ministers
present who are well known here were
Rev. W. s. Anderson, the Franklin
county evangelist; Rev. A. L. Trues-
dale of Leverett, a graduate of the
Northfield Bible Training school; Rev.
H. A. NJ. Briggs, formerly of North
field, now of Huntington; Rev. Horace
Sibley of Wendell, resident of North
field for two years. Dr. Enrich also
spoke in Sage chapel Wednesday morn
ing.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-03-10
eU1LFoRD SUGAR SUPPER.
sleighing Parties Present and Centre
Church Choir Gave Concert.

About 30 persons from this village and
about 20 from West Brattleboro, largely
Congregationalists, went to Guilford
last evening to attend the annual
sugar supper Of the Congregational So
ciety there, which was served in the home
Of Mrs Sanford A. Smith x party of
five went from here on snowshoes.
About 100 persons partook of the sup
per in Mrs. Smiths spacious home and
were delighted with it, Before the sugar
course variety Of good things, including
rolls, baked beans, pies, cakes, coffee, etc,
We're served. During the supper a sale of
aprons was conducted
The party adjourned to the church next
door and warmly applauded the various
numbers Of a concert program given by
the Centre church choir of this place, in
Guiding Ralph p Churchill and Walter A.
Gilbert tenors, Mrs. Arthur II. Brasor and
Miss Doris Coombs sopranos, Mrs. Will
liam III. Bond and Miss Cora G.. Liscom
contraltos, and Frederic c. Adams and Ar
thur L. Clapp basses, also readings by
Mrs. Frank w. Pier. The choir rendered
four anthems, Mrs. Pier gave two numbers
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-03-10
JAMAICA.

Miss Edna Burnap is working at Err
nest Martins
Mrs. A. +. Hartwell is in Boston visit
ing her husband, who is in hospital
The friends of Mrs. Harriet Tilden viii
be glad to know that she has about recov-
cred from her illness.
c. c. Robinson and family and Julian
Taft of Townshend and family visited
their mother, Mrs. Eta Sage, Sunday.
The dinner served by the Ladies' Indus
trial society under the direction OF Miss
A. b. Stark town meeting day was a de
cided success. The Cheney orchestra fur
nished music, interspersed with vocal Sc
lections by Mrs. Leon Bemis and Floyd
Clark, with Mrs. E. o. Allen as piano ac-
tcompanist. About 80 persons were
served an abundant dinner of excellent
quality. Much credit is given the music
in attracting the unusual patronage for
dinner, and S1I.65 was Melted for the so
ciety.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-03-10

pIetcs the course then, but they will
receive their diplomas in July. when
the usual commencement exercises
will be held
Mrs. f. A. Pratt gave a silver social
IN the interests of the Order of Eastern
Star Tuesday afternoon About 25
women were present and four tables
for five hundred were filed. Refresh
ments and social time were enjoyed.
Special matinee prices are offered
b. the management of the Bows
Brigade for the Howe travel pictures
Monday. As the pictures are of ed
ucational value all children will be
admitted at reduced rates to the mat
inee.
The high school entertainment of
a farce and a sketch was successful
Wednesday evening in that the audi
ence was much pleased with and en-
tertained by the actors. The severe
snow storm prevented many from at
tending, only about 100 Drawing the
storm. The seniors will probably re-
peat the play.
Twenty four members of the North
field Grange went to Millers Falls BY
sleigh Monday evening and attended
meeting and inspection of the
Grange there. The fourth degree was
conferred, followed by a banquet and
social hour, which were greatly enjoy.
ed by the Mortified guests. Next
/ Tuesday evening the local Grange will
be officially inspected by Ward A. Har-
low of Cummington, Mass The third
and fourth degrees will be conferred
ON a class of IL members. Supper viii
( be served
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-03-10
PERSONAL.

Miss Dellah Tudor is i'll with an attack
of appendicitis.
Irving Ellis is in Newport, n. H.,
this week on business.
Manley Adams is in Boston attend
ing the automobile show.
Homer B. Ellis is expected tonight
to spend the weekend at his home on
Main street.
Henry R. Brown is spending several
days in Boston attending the auto
mobile show
Miss Lillian d. Higley has been confined
to her rooms on High street several days
this week by illness
Carl Shepardson, who teaches school
in Jamaica, is spending a few DAYS
with friends in town.
Miss Mary r. Cabot has returned to
Boston, after having spent few DAYS
in town at the Brooks House.
F. Costa, tailor for Carl Cain, has
returned from Boston, where he went
to attend the automobile show
George Harris, who sustained a
shock in his home on Main street ear.
| ly Thursday morning, is comfortable.
/ A. p Simonds returned last night
1
business since Tuesday for Houghtor
& Simonds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray NJ Tucker
\ have returned from few days stay
in Boston, during which time they Wis
tied the automobile show
Il Charles Herrick has returned from 1
few days stay in Boston and resumed
work in the wholesale department 0.
the Durham Brothers company.
4 w. D. Bathrie, clerk in Clark s gro
Gerry store, who Underwent an opera
tion for appendicitis in Keene Tues
day, is doing as well as could be ex
oeeted.
Mrs. Fred c. Clark returned las
night from Northampton, where sh,
had been rev days, accompanied b,
her mother, Mrs. A. L. Garfield, wht
had spent month in that city.
1 Rev. Thomas Cain of Kennebunk
port, Me-, formerly of this town, ha
received a cal to the Baptist churcl
in Rockville, Conn. Rev. Il. T. Math
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-03-10
WIFE BEATER GETS WHIPPING
Illinois Men Take Him in Hand After
He Attacks Sick Woman.

NATION, H., March 10.-A mask
ed mob early last night took DR.. C.
W. Kimmery, physician and drug
gist, accused of beating his wife with
q poker, from his home at Allenvilie.
ten miles from here, tied him to a tel
egraph pole, beat him with horsewhips
and then left him on the steps of the
county jail, where he was later locked
up. His wife is in hospital here in
a critical condition suffering from the
beating and pneumonia.
According to her story DR.. Kimmery
came home Tuesday night intoxicated
while she was i'll in bed with pneu-
monia, beat her with a poker, and
when she cr"wled under the bed pour
ed cold water upon her.
President Sun-yat-sen of China recently
married his private secretary.
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ison, formerly of this town, is rector
Of the Episcopal church in, that city.
Mrs. w. B.. Vinton and Miss Minnie
Brown returned last night from Bos-
TON. While away they visited Miss
Beatrice Vinton, who is attending the
Mount Ida school in Newton, Mass.
Mrs. Rose Abbott has returned from
Bradford, where she went to attend
the funeral of her son, Edward J. Alb
bott, who was killed in Syracuse, n.
T., March 3, while at work as section
hand in the railroad yard in that city.
Mr.. Abbott had been employed there
only three weeks.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-03-10
DEATHS.

In West Brattleboro (Melrose hospitalI.
March 10, Sumner Ellingwood, 81, OF
Vernon.
In North Hinsdale, y. H, March 8.
Wilson A Thomas, %.
In Brattleboro, March o, Mrs. Georgia
lMcNalD Stone, 40, wife OF George A.
Stone
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-03-10
RELEASED TO PORTLAND.
But Manager Moran Will Have
String on Catcher Fish

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, March 10.
Moran of the Philadelphia
National league baseball club an
nouneed here today that he had eondi-
tionally released Catcher William Fish
to the Portland, Me-, club of the east
ern league.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-03-10

and Miss Cpombs, Mrs Bond, Mr. Adams
and Mr.. Clapp rendered solos At the
close of the program Rev c. b. Atwood
spoke a few words of appreciation. The
sleighing parties thoroughly enjoyed the
trip.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-03-10
BIRTHS.

In Pixies Falls (Jamaica), March s
son to Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Hurd.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-03-10

Charles Jacobus is visiting in New
York
Carl Holton has been in Springfield
the past week.
Miss Elizabeth Kenney is visiting in
bingham, Mass, this week,
J. L. Dunnell and son, Alton. are at
tending the automobile show in Boston
The mothers meeting was omitted
on Wednesday on account of the severe
snowstorm.
The Barber district Sunday school
will go ON sleighride to Brattleboro
Saturday of this week.
George Dunnell and son, Myron, went
Monday to Boston to attend the auto
mobile show and returned Wednesday.
Rev. Charles Thompson of Laconia,
n. H., will supply the pulpit of the
Unitarian church again next Sunday.
The Congregational parish house is
undergoing an entire renovation down
stairs with some alterations in the
rooms.
The seniors of the high school had a
very successful supper and dance Fri
day evening and cleared $50 for the
Washington trip.
The senior class trip to Washington
mas been postponed TO April Z. The
spring vacations for the town schools
viii begin on that date.
The Barber district school has closed
and MISS Helen Ober has gone to her
nome IN Orange. 1t is doubtful if the
sehool will be opened again, as only
SIX children attended the past term.
Mt. Hermon vacation will begin
March - and large class COM
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ter, nit tpcibcm Soar iino peibcnt
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be gilt bon oem 0anf oes er5ber5ogs
gugen oil Die fiiItenIdnoiide 0euolte.
riing fir Die fnfopierling urb bas
geriidronib, nit oem iie nod ibrcn
ar1ftel urb @liiteln Die sSor5oarnlce
in itrcm idaperen Sample interitiist.
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iHen alIe Die @ptIt)oft oes Sberfom.
handkerchief Der Siibpeitirort ouf
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piern in benz beiben @iuife, bnb
6em @aterloioe onnf oieiem opier.
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;3piiaen ben 2dmpfen am
SiOmsO.
Bon 0r. Sans 86bm. aabsst.
Siibtpeitli9er arisssicbauplu

Siibtpeftli9er arisssi9aupldB.
6art an Der 2ebne elmer f6nesses
trDntsn tiiitenldnbiihen gersDun5,
gleidfam baran ansetlebt. Iiest bas
tleine iloipsnif9e D6rfden. bds uns
our poriibergebenben Seimitdtte sss
pprben ift. Der airdtburm, Diers
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Der, leudtenb rOtber Gpise bariiber,
iit genau Dom glei6en Sppus ME
ale 5biirme in Der ean3en 8egenb.
Man mD9te slauben. elm ein5iser
gaumeiiter babe fdmu,tlidx air4e
tbiirne bes 2anbes sefhaffen. Die
9iDilbebOlterung bes Dries beitebt MIR
aug @eibern, ainbern unb Greiien.
alIes mas in mannbaren 2llter mar.
felbit Der 3upan (8iirsermeiiter) itebt
i'm Disniie bes @aterlanOes., Sci es
in Uniform nit Der Waffe In Der
5anb, Tel es i'm Rabrnen elmer Der
bielen 2anbiiurmarbeitera beilungen.
fei es als 3ipiltuti9er nit bem eigss
nen lanbesiibltden 5ubriperf. Oas
fir iit nun bas ariegsDolf, bas jsBt
bier turse grboluns Don ben Strapas
gen bes uielmonatieen Stellunsss
fampfes aeniebt. ben 3uriidsebfiebse
men, ioipeit es Der Siefrit erluuft, be-
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'ediub. bepor iuir ins Bsti. bas bsi6i
auf ben 5ubbObsn sineen. srjdblte III.
fer iltinsr poIlade cine Gef4I4ts bonn
Vpobfd.
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bddtig unfsrsn Reben eelauI&i. trob'
bem er isinen 2on bacon psrfanp.
Wis aber isbt bas WOrt ~GBobins n
fsint @sbirniommtr fiei, rounie eiil
frSbli&ts asudtsn iibsr fsin berruns
ssltss. einssfaIen.s Gtfi&t. Gr fprons
nnDermiiitli auf unb beeann sinen
ruiiifhen Tang, Der 10 msripiirbis
mar, bab mir fsbr bariibsr laden
mubisn. Tadber berSapfts Ct oflsrIti
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idnantsn an, unb fdlsbli4. dIs itins
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Re berart, bdb fis bsuleHb tntlisf.
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1916 ssfdshen. bab I6on Der along
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DeutIdlanb tpillens lei. arieben 5u
fnlisben, tpenn feline 2sbenss Sntereien
seiidert psrbsn unb ipelhe 5riebsnsr
bebinsunssn nad unIerer 9lniiHt Oisie
9ebsnsintersHsn fiHer fteIIen ipiirbsn.
Die Antlport TT aus ben ur5ahsn. bic
gum arisss ssfiibrt babsn, gu id5pfen.
Rublanb bat ben 9rieg anaefanssn,
I'm Oeitsrreid su ssriiiideln, fps3ien
IL mgfublnnb gum Serren aIIsr flaDis
f1en 9dnber i'm 9altan inb in DETER
reid gu MAIDEN. Sranfreih, Inn GlS
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lamb, I'M bic bsutihe Seemabi Su Dsrs
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abriatiI I9en &iiite gu berauben. lin gu
perbinbsrn. bab ipiebsr elm &ries aus
iolden llrIu9sn entitebt. niiifen Die
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Oeutidlanb biIbst unb CUR ipeiterer
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9rense segen Weiten fi6er 5u fteIlen,
mub Sranireih in cine 9rencberihs
tisung eiripiIIisen, bic ben aamm Der
9ossien unb Defenders bic 8elforier
Sdludt 9euti9lanb iibsrpeiit; ferner
mub Oeutfdldnb cine Militaritrabe
burd 8sIsien einssrdunt iperben.
gnslanb mub iib perpfli6ten, bic
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iie niht fir iih allein gu beanfprufen,
mub bic beutiden aoIonisn suriidsss
ben unb auf ole 9lnnerionen in &leins
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@ntidGbisuns Seutfdlanbs notbpeHs
big iinb. Wenn bic 4Iiirten barauf
ntht eingeben tpolIen, iperben lie peis
ter oertlopft.
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8'eri9te il ber Sungsrfrdpaae
in Berlin iinb IG9erli9. Cine Rotb
lit unbentbar, ba bic Srauen urb ains
Der Der Solbuten rei9li1e Inter
itiisung bon Der Regisruns erbaItsn
unb bic 4rbeiter gang ungeipobnli9
bober 2Dhne iid erfreuen. Sn Jolse
beiIen feblt es ni9t an @elb, Inn Hubs
runssmittel gu tdufen uub bieIe iinb,
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Dollauf geniigenbem Mabe Dorbdnben.
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aartoffeln. &napp 1T bios Speuefett,
in Golse Der sroben 4bi9la9tunseu
bel 4usbruh bes arisses, als es an
@iebfuttsr feblte, aber audi bisriH bei-
iert Iich bic Gage beitdnbis, ba bic
aufau9t pon S6peinen tpeientlid aus
senommen bat. Sn ben Ospeiden tpirb
bebauptst, bab Der Rotbitanb i'm r9ors
parts" geihilOert pirb. Disier pat
ihoH 81 Sriebens3eiten DON 9ungerss
nOtb geiprohen unb 1T jeBt ,ba er BON
ieiner eigenen partei 5uriitgefpisien
iporben 1T, nod ra6iater uno geipiiisns
loier eerporoen, aIs er es ubnebin mar.
3uoegeben lam tperoen ,bab in Berlin
Elm WibDersniisen beitebt, neil bort
Die preiie fir 2ebensmittel bebeutcno
b0ber itnb, als IN anbersn Stdbten
nnb man bat ben bisberigsn Winiiisr
hes Snnern 0elbriid fir bieis unbss
friebigenbe Su4lase peranttportli6
gemaht. SeBt III aber Elm Miniiter
singefsbt norben, beiien ausI6IisbIids
aufgdbe es 1T, einen befereu aussleid
in Der 9erIorsung nit Rdbrungsmits
tsln gu betpertfteIisen, 10 bab Diefs
BON bort, no iie iiber ben 8eburf oors
banoeu iinb, mad ben @robftdbten ges
leitet perbsn bic naturgemGb nidt 10
gut perieben ieiu t0nuen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-16
Die 9lntunbisuns bes prd.

Ote u II II D ! u II 9 Des TIus
iibenten, bab er eeeen gnslanbs uns
terbriidung unieres 9anbels nidt einz
i9reiten perbe, neil Oeuti9lanb ses
brobt babe, einen f6onunsslofen
Sau4boottrieg gu beginner, ipenn er
@nglanb ni9t spinge, bem 8Olterre6t
gemdb gu banoeln, bat i'm apngreb
bel beiben Parteien srObe gntriiituug
errest. Die Senatpren Nprris bon
glebrastu, Sones pon Waibinston,
Sopnssub ppn Wi9igan, Smoot oon
Utah saben ibrer 4niiht ii6sreiuitime
menb babin alusbrut, bub bic Guss
rebe bes Brdiibsnten perGbtli9 lei unb
lebigIi9 befpeiie, bab ibm bic Wo6Is
fabrt gnslanbs mebr am 9er5en liegs,
al sbisienige Der Der. Staaten. 8ers
fdiebene 4nbere baben iih in Der sleis
ben Weiie ausseiprDden unb fassn,
mas mir fpieberbolt uprgebrudt baben,
bab bic n2uiitanid ">9lngeleserheit les
bigfih bur9 bas unneutrale 0er6alz
ten bss prGfibenten perf4ulbet iporben
1T. Gin bemotratiiaer 5iibrer brad
In bic fplgenben berSpeifelten Worte
aus: sd tann ben prdiibenten ni6t
oeritehen unb fein @erbalten MIR bamit
erfldren, bab sr niemuls neutral setpez
fen 1T, aber feline grtldrung, bab er
gesen gnglanb ni9t eini4reitsn tpirb,
iest Ieiner unneutralitat bic aroHs
ouf."