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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-07-26
BRUSSELS FINED
 FOR PATRIOTISM

Amsterdam, July 25.-A fine of B. 0oO,O0o marks has been imposed upon the city of Brussels for celebrating the Belgian national festival last Fri day, according to the Echo Beige.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-07-26

A really truthful man is one who sticks to the facts, even though he sees an opportunity to embellish his story with fiction.-Toledo Blade.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-07-26

No matter how accomplished lin- gulst a man may he and how many tongues he has mastered, he will nev- CT be able 10 master his wife's.-Co- lumbia State.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-07-26

What the world needs is religion that won't put the bad strawberries at the bottom of the box-New York World.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-07-26

This is the season of the year when parents with grown daughters add the high cost of graduation to the h.gh cost of living. Milwaukee New:.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-07-26
THE NEW ANATHEMA.

The wife-Sam Wiggins, you're nothin' better nor Hun!
 The husband-An' you're no better tran an old frau!-Sketch.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-07-26

We are told that falth will move In fact most Of us have se2n mountain pass.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-07-26

Queer, isn't it, how a woman who will overlook so many, many faults in man shows little or no charity Macon News.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-07-26

HT~HE Texas Vendor cures kidney and
 bladder troubles dissolves grave. cures A diabetes, weak and lame backs, rheuma tism and all irregularities oflle kidneys and bladder in both men and women If not sold ceipt of S1. One small bottle is two months regiment and seldom fails to perfect a cure Send for testimonials from this and other St. Louis. Mo. Sold by druggists. -Adv.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-07-26

Youths self-consciolsness is ac- ccuntable for many sore spots upon the sersibilites, caused by slaps ip- terded for nobody in particular-Al- bany Journal
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-07-26

Over in Indiana 2 man fell uacon- scious while beating rugs. It's good scheme, but one that few can get away with.-Clevelan Plain Dealer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-07-26

Some people are so ready to take some kind of medicine at the lGast ,ndisposition that they seem to be- lieve health is purchasable at the drug store and that it is kept in jars.
 !Niil luro I1lxoo
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-07-26

It's easy enough to love your worst enemy as you love yourself. if you a.e your own worst enemy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-07-26

Some good thoughts are buried un- der an avalanche of words used to express them.-New York World.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-07-26

In trying to get up in the world some men use their friends as step- ladders.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-07-26

Virtue is it's own reward. Many a man is working for all he's worth who isn't getting much.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-07-26

Bureau of labor says the cost of liv ing decreased in 1915. That comes from less talking about it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-07-26

Georgia finds road work a success ful means of employing practically all her county prisoners.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-07-26

This is indeed a topsy-turvy world whsn death overtakes -he undertaken.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-07-26

In recruiting the army of love, Gu pld'~ command is: "Fall in!"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-07-26
ABANDON ATTEMPT RECOVER BODIES
 l2 IN TUNNEL

Continued on page four.)
Imperial Valley press., 1916-11-22
COTTON ECONOMICS
BY
w. w. MORRISON

The Cotton Futures act is exercis-
ing wide influence and there is
every reason to believe that it will
continue to do so. This influence has
been of the most wholesome charac-
ter, not only as it has affected the
cotton industry, but as it has SYM
pathetically affected every other in
drstry in the South. Since it is an
important factor in the present stu
alton, it seems we'll to review in some
detail the reforms it has brought
about and the means through which
they were accomplished.
Antedating the act, there was some
times difference of from $4 to Sc
a bale, and even more, between spot
cotton and future contracts, which
often prevailed over extended periods.
This was due to manipulation made
Imperial Valley press., 1916-11-22
FOR
CH|LDRFN'S
HOME

William S. Place, representative of
the Maud M. Booth Children's Home
at San Diego, is in the Valley So
Letting funds for that worthy insti-
tuition.
Mr.. Place presented his credentials
to Probation Officer A. w. Swanson.
who introduced him to the business
rlen of the city today and explained
what the Booth Home has been do
ing toward caring for destitute chill
dren. Mr.. Swanson has visited the
institution and is well aware Of the
great good the home is doing.
The Maud Booth Children's Home
IS under the management of the Vol
unteers of America. There the desti-
trte small boys and girls of San
Diego and Imperial counties are TAX
er. in and cared for. No matter who
the parents are, or of what race, the
little ones can find home there if
i. is shown that they are destitute.
1t is estimated that it takes $50
a month to properly care for a child.
The County of San Diego allows the
hc me $40 a month for each child sent
from that county. This makes a defi-
cit of 500 a month for each child to
lie made up and the only way the
officials have is to tell the public
Of their work and ask that the more
fortunate contribute their mite to
the work.
Mr.. Place comes to the Valley we'll
fortified with credentials. Among the
letters he presented to Probation Of
fl er Swanson is one from Mayor E..
"a Capps of San Diego and Proba-
tion Officer w. E. Blair of ImperiaPs
sister county.
Mr.. Swanson stated this morning
That Mr.. Place is working for wor-
t,.y cause and should have the hearty
of everyone in this county
who can spare little from their
" orldly goods to aid in the care of
homeless little children.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-11-22
APPRECIATE EFFORT
DEVELOPMENT AGENT

E. G. Shellhorn, A. J. Houghton,
Jl., and c. H. Connect, members of
the Seeley Farm Center committee,
have reported the passage of reso-
luton whereby the work of A. M.
Nelson as county development agent
and as secretary Of the County Farm
Bureau is appreciated, the resolution
being as follows:
Whereas, it has come to our no.
t;ee that A. M. Nelson has resigned
as county development agent and Sec
retary Of the Farm Bureau.
Whereas, we believe that the work
done by Mr.. Nelson is very import
ant, and worthy of the moral and
adequate financial support of the
Board of Supervisors; therefore, be
j:
"Resolved, That we indorse the
work that has been done by Mr.. Mel
son, and respectfully request the
Board of Supervisors to urge him to
withdraw his resignation. Be it fur
ther
"Resolved, That copies of this res
clution be sent to the Board of Su-
pervisors, Mr.. Nelson and the news
papers. Be it also
Resolved, That we request all of
the Farm Centers to adopt similar
resolutions.
"E. G. SHELLHORN,
"A. J. HOUGHTON, Jr.,
&C. H. CONNETT,
Committee"
Imperial Valley press., 1916-11-22
ADAMSON EIGHT-HOUR
LAW UNCONSTITUTIONAL
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CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNE)
Wilson.
The district attorney in the case
said he believed the decision of Judge
Hook would in no way be a setback
to the government.
Judge Hook made the decision with
out material consideration of the is
sue and on application of his own
receivers. Judge Hook appointed the
receiver for the Missouri, Oklahoma
e. Gulf railroad who brought injunc-
tons proceedings similar to those
brought by other railroads in courts
all over the country
Frank Hagerman, special counsel
fol- the government, refused to make
any statement.
Explaining his decision, Judge
Hook said:
my decision was made merely to
rush the case to the United States
supreme Court as rapidly as possible.
l have given the government until 8
O'Clock to perfect an appeal to the
higher court. Francis M. Wilson, U.
S. district attorney, and Frank Ha-
german, special counsel for the gov
ernment, intimated that the appeal
would be ready by or before 3 o'clock.
Judge Hook signed the United
States government appeal at 1925 this
afternoon.
Washington, Nov. 22.-There was
growing doubt here this afternoon
that the United States Supreme court
will be able to render a decision on
the Adamson eight-hour law before
carly in January, unless the ponder
GUS machinery Of the highest tribunal
Is speeded to a rate that would set
precedent.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-11-22
CHOLERA EXPERT STATES
SEASON IS AT HEIGHT
CONTINUED FROM PACE oNH)

CONTINUED FROM PACE ONE)
herd or in other herds very near
Your ranch. Anti-hog cholera serum
along treatment confers only tenn
rcrary protection averaging six weeks.
The serum and virus incubation con-
fers practically permanent immun-
ity on mature animals
Avoidable losses have occurred in
many instances from insufficient dos
age of serum and the disease spread
to we'll animals. Serum should not
he used at less dosage than shown on
the following label and at times it
Imperial Valley press., 1916-11-22
POULTRY EXPERT TO
SUPERINTEND FAIR
CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNE)

ICONTINUED FFOM PAGE ONE)
American, Mediterranean and Eng
lish classes and the judges will be
empowered to give prizes in any other
class when entries worthy of prem
iums are made.
In his last report County Assessor
Weaver showed poultry census of
II, ,440 dozen, and out Of that lot, say
fanciers, there are flock after flock
OF fancy blooded fowls to furnish
entries for the show.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-11-22

possible by defective contract, and
to its being administered without le-
gal responsibility. Groups of specu-
laEors would combine and by concen-
trating enormous buying or selling
in one direction, deflect the market
favorable to their interests. For per-
fectly obvious reasons, this deflec-
tion was often away from the mar
ket's logical trend.
These heavy transactions of COM
blned operators were based primarily
upon the knowledge that the future
contract did not then reflect the value
Of actual cotton, and too, in many
Instances no doubt, upon the knowl-
edge before hand that some sort of
partial ruling could be secured. This
ruling usually affected the delivery
of cotton on contract, in on eway or
favorable to the interest of
the combination as against those who
held the opposing interest, which gen.
orally meant the public. Such advan-
tages are no longer possible, for the
future contract now reflects the value
OF the actual cotton, and the consum-
nation of the contract is enforced by
the federal government, itself, with
absolute impartiality.
With the passing of these advan-
tages there passed also, as a logical
sequence, those manipulations which
had been baleful influence in cotton
affairs for so many years. 1t is true,
that there have been some sudden and
broad fluctuations since the act be-
came law, but it is clear that it was
not due to manipulation, but to the
unusual conditions which have exist
ed. 1t is true also, that concentrated
selling or buying can still influence
prices, but to any careful student it
is plain that under the new regime
this influence has steadily become
rnore and more insignificant. TO car
ry an interest through such attacks
aoes not now entail anything like the
serious burden that it did under the
cd regime.
The parity between the price of
spot cotton and the price of future
contracts continues also at times to
be disturbed. In every case, how
ever, it has been restored with rea-
sonable promptness by the obvious
Fl essure which the federal law con-
stantly puts on the future market to
maintain that parity. The wide diff
ference, however, extending over long
periods, SO notable in the past and to
which we have referred, are no longer
II. evidence, nor have they been since
the act became effective. This, we take
it, demonstrates that organized spec
ulation has been completely eliminat-
ed as a factor in cotton affairs.
Upon the whole, the result has been
to justify and to inspire public con-
fi6ence in the fairness of the future
market. This is shown by the enor-
rous preponderance of interest now
represented by individual initiative, as
with the concentrated inter-
est acting in concert. The fact is, this
kind of interest has practically dis
The change has been Who'll
ly constructive. Fearing no. longer
any clique enjoying a sinister advan-
tsge, the public is now, and will con-
tinue to be, more powerful in the mar
ket than any group of organized op-
orators.
The Cotton Futures act is thus
Imperial Valley press., 1916-11-22

steadily removing interest in the fu-
ture market from the realm of pure
gambling into the realm where the
returns respond just as accurately to
sound judgment as conservatism as
they respond in any other kind of le-
g;timate business.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-11-22
should be increased: A<9 $ u
Anti-Hog Cholera Serum.

OI HUBS WeIgHIHg HlOTe CHan ZoU
pounds, add 10 &C for each so pounds
weight. Maximum 90 &C. Do not in
ject visibly sick hogs. Increase dos
age so per cent for hogs having a
high temperature. Dose thin hogs ac-
cording to what they should weigh in
fair flesh.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-11-22

This blood will produce hog cholera
unless anti-hog cholera serum is in
jected at the same time. 1t is dan
gerous to leave virus bottles lying
around. Destroy bottle and any re-
naming contents by fire.
The fight against hog cholera is
the hog raisers' work. Don't depend
or the use of serum. Clean up and
keep clean. Disinfect the houses,
pens and yards, and repeat this at
regular intervals. If all hog raisers
would use care and judgment in fed
ing, watering and housing hogs the
disease would be materially reduced.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-22

am IS. oS. @~egenitano elmer icinO'
llhen 9emonitration Der grief)ild)ell
gepolterung.
4onig 8onitantin lulo Die fonigs
ll6e 6anlilic botten falIm cine Ser
anItultllng i'm Staoilrm perloiien, ais
Die Denomination bcgann. Sic nabm
oen Nlfaltg, ais Elm einfad, geflei-
Deter Wann ploslih rief oaB Der Oenl
&onig bel ser Seronitaltung ge5ollte
geifaQ bon 0eutIden Agenten IN.
l3eniert ulro be5ablt moroen lei. Ger
Damn DllrOe iofort perbaftet.
Der 3miit}enial perurIadte eillt
groBe Grreguug, Die iid nitIt Dor Dem
Ablarlf bon 5luei Stlt10en legte. IS
be9annen An8riffe ouf Die 3eitun9en,
1peld,e fiir &eniielos eintreten, luobei
Ole 9epolferung Die Teniterihelben
oieIer 3eitungsgebGuOe eimparf uno
fortpdbreuoe Sohrrlfe auf Den aonlg
altsbrad)tc.
aonig aonItantin CAB am 10. Slini
betannt. DAB er iidl entidDloiIen babe,
Die p~oQitGnoige 0emObiliiierltng oeS
griefii6en SeereS anslloronen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-22

ner gen1GB plIroeu ipeitere aricg5z
id)ific ~pcrieuft. baruntcr Der Sreab>
uou9bt ~@eriptte".
Sic Selltiden huttcn feline aubcs
ren %crluitc, ais bieieni9cn, lueldc
betunntgegeben ipurben. Is lino
ySilspm", ~Yonmcrn", 0@iesbaben",
~Srauenlob". .Slbiu9", r9toltod"
uno fiinf Sorpeboboote.
n@dbrcno bon Der eu9liideu Seite
Die @erluite an Sffi5ieren nuf 343
(obtc uher &crmiBte, lolpie 81 Ser
luunoete ungegebeu pcrbcu, ~betra9en
uniere %erluite an Sffi5ieren, Snge@
nicllrcn, Sonitdts zSffi5iercn. 3dblz
meiitern unb Scefobettcn 172 5obtc
ODER @ernliBte, ionic Al %eruunoete.
Die @eiammtperluite Der eng
liiten Winnritniteu beSiffern iit, To-
ncit Die bon Der Ibmiralitdt perz
offcntlid,ten 8erifte ungebeu ouf g.
1O4 Spotc ooer @ermiBte mn 513
%crlpunocte. Iut beutiher Scitc be-
trlIgen sic %erluite 2,414 Soote ober
&ermlBte unb 40 @erlprnbcte.
y@dbreuo uup nad Der Sfladt
retteten uniere Shiffc III @nglGuz
Der, pdbrenb lid, ippicl bisber be-
tnnnt lit, OILS Splge Der Seeidllaft
feline oeutihen @efau9eueu in SGnz
Den Der Sriteu befiubeu. Sic Ma
men Der eu9liitcu 8efau9enen lper>
Den ser britiifcu Nc9ieruug nui Dem
ilblicbeu @ese mit9ctbeilt i%peroeu."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-22
Zine Hare ueberjiei,t.
Verlin antipurtet miceermm betreiis
Der britiifen mno bcutifen Der
lutte IN Der Seeihlaht.

n.-gtn am IS. Suni in
Berlin al~lS9cgcbener amtlihcr Scridt,
Der 5llr Wittbeiluu9 BON Tbmirul Sir
Sobn Sellicoc al Die britiiteu See
leutc Stellun9 nimmt, bic beiagte. nuB
Die ocutihen Ierluite in Der Stas
8errat Sd)laht nid)t 9eriuser ais Die
ienigcu Der Sriten ieiu oiiriteu. lnus
tet mie iolat:
~6ieraegcn pciien mir aui Sen
%crglcih Der Terluite bin. Ole om
iicbcnten umtlih acknowledgements ipllrs
ben, unb aus oeueu berppr9cbt. oaS
Ser @eiammt Sonucn9ebnIt Der per
Iorencn beutitcn ariegsidiiic iid uui
60,720 9eBcn 117,150 britiihe Der
lutte itellt, nobel III Der Nuiitenune
Der britiiheu Terluitc ullr ~oicieniacn
mitgereduet ipurocn. hercn Tcrlllilc
bon Der enaliIheu Seite bis beutc
amtlih 5uac9cbcn norbcn limb.
Sen Tusia9eu britiiher @eiou9cs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-22
petrpHid,t'p
Heue 0tiiitIr Surlase NIT 5iuangsz
weiier Wi%litarpflitt (%iedIsmunats
lihcm mnunterbrudpenem Sicuit)
benz 3pusrek u%uterbreitct.

8oibiugton, 3. s. - Iuf
&crnuIoiiuug be5 Senutors Chamber
lain bon Oregon lit I'M ariegs>Ses
partement cine 5uidBlidIe Irmccz Sors
Iage dus9earbeitct luorocu, iueldle Die
u%ripriiuglife @ebrpflift> 9eitimmung,
lpouah iun9e 2eute int Ilter bon IS
bis p Sabreu ie 5luei Wpnatc lang
III brei bintcrcinanbcr fol9cnbeu
Subreu Sienit 81 lciiten baben, babin
abGubcrt, baB pieier Sienit in einem
Sabre icd)s Wonate lang uuIntcrs
brod)eu geleiitet pcrbeu Iou. Surge
&eute, Die auf Shulen m%ilitdriid) &C.
hrilt morbeu. brallhcn mn bier
Wonate lang iolher IiIitdrpflidt 81
genii9cn.
(Sicier @oritlag lit 5pciTcllp5 Dem
critcn ppr6uiieben.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-22

>. b. Ibiparteu bis ole 8abltumz
payne ms Scrru 0ugbe5 genauer
tennen lebrt. Sir Die frcmo9ebprez
men Burger, beionbers iiir Die Sriibz
uno Seutidz Nmeritancr (bic Nmeris
taniIhsN merituner, ,. b. Die Snhiaz
ner. iperoen ndd)iteus audi ibre @igeus
'hatt al5 edit Nmeritancr ben
Nnglo : Entertainment bcipeiicn
milnen) Iteben nid)t gerabe nngencbmc
Stunoen bepor. 8enu @ilipn uno
Su8bes inter Dem Sitcl .Yre>
parconcB", .Nmericauism", ga
trtottsm", etc, etc, Die 8enlil6unocn
filr ~unperpdlierteu Yntriptisnuls"
als Saup t tpnbl : ~Siiue" MAIDEN
'pllten, Damn o"ilriten mir cine ScBs
linp h m : aampagnc crleben,
Die ilberaus intcrciaut mnb .
IdItig iperoen tann. @enu Sugbes
uno Die Hepublitaucr iit nitt BON
WilIon'S Sittertcit gcgcn Die
ySppbenntes" perfiibreu lailen uno
einiah itipei9eu. Damn brcbt Silion
It'd ielbIt ben Strid. aber - mir
wieocrboleu - Der mirflihe
Su9bes in oieier Sraae. mllB i'd,
chen nod 6cigen. - Saber iogcn mir
mir Den I%ll9enblit: Gin geuuhcS
NJ iBtruucu lno Iblparten
bis Der @ublielb6ug ms Sciat nit
W mo nit @as mir IS Al
tbun bubcu.
And this, above all" ipie
Sbateipcore in9t: Sic republifas
niife II. Die bcmotratilde Yartci iino
crtldrt h il / den
Yarteien. lonberu itebcu ali Dem
Spbcn bes reli8i0ien. politiihcu une
lpirtblhaftIiten SiberaliSmuS.
Sn europa bat Der 9iberaliSnmS gum
SpSiuIismIS gciilbrt. Sn Den Ser
einl9ten Staaten p%erlau9en Ncurit.
brisbane < So. cine rabitolc
Yartci. SuS lit bc8cifncnb. Cher
ildd)lihc. uncrfnbrcnc Seilte icBen
groBe Soifnlngen aui HcpubIifoncr
obcr Scmofraten neil ibncn ppiis
tipeS Gbri il II b NM ub0cbt.
/ ntcll 9cnte hrirlih c
@ilrgcr baltcn iih frei bon Yartcis
~ II I b. Scsbnlb unicr Gcterum
Gcnicp: u@euau beobadbten uno eineu
~aeiunben EeiiimiSmuS s~eseniibcr benz
aan5en &%ampaauc 3. Hummel be.
wabren."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-22
Die Geiamnttusrlmte Ser bri'
tiieten SIettc.

Berlin. -Clleberiec- Had)rihten.
Igentur .)-Iie oelltiden 9ldtter ia.
ben Ole Serlitite, peld)e Ole britiihc
Slotte pdbreno oes arie9eS erlitten
bot, olf iiber 100000 Sonnen be.
rednet.
gB 5llr iiingiteu groBen Seeldladt
in Der Roroiee bntten Die 9rtten eli
Shluftidiife, fiinf5ebn Tan3erfreu.
ger unb eli anoere areu5er perloren.
Oa5u fomnlen oreiBig Sorpeooboote,
.Span5ig aunonenboote, 5pon3ig
Sauhboote l,no onbere S6iiie nit
enpa 100000 Sonnen 8ebalt. Sieie
&erlliite wiirben ourh sic Sfageraf.
Shladlt nilf mebr oils 1870 ginbeitcn
nit ciltem Sonnengebult BON mcbr
alS 100000 erbobt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-22

CA ic 6crr 8ilion feline
nn NIlein berrihait I'M
V politen Siuue bes @prteS
ilber bas gauge Sanb.
troB Der Giuipduoe I'M aungreB uup
aus ben Maiicn bcs Bottles, be-
baupten tonntc, 10 lpar CT audi niht
gencigt iciueu Willen ilber 10 cine
~&leini9teit pie cine bemofratiihe
Nntiouul sa%onpention" beciniluIien an
lailen. Or biftirte besbalb aud,
iper Giccs Yrdiibcnt ieiu 3 ii c;
lpelten @ortluut Die tiBltsen Yuutte
III Der platform n%nncbnteu NJ ii E II;
iper @oriisenoer Dor, nad uuo pdb>
renb Der &unpentiou ieiu ioue; tur3:
IS par cine @ilionsa onpentiou. mad,
Der alien Spruncl be5 mpnarhiihcu
81 b o | II / : II 5: Isle volo; sic
jubeo; sic stat pro ratione voluntas":
so mill i'd es; 10 beieble i) es; 10
ioll mcin @iQe anltatt Der 9ernuuft
9elteu."
SeSbalb III abcr Die bemotratii6e
aonpentiou uup ibrc platform nitt
9an6 itlpar5 unh Die republitaniihe
eur8 mciB ober uugctebrt. Die W1bs
Ter Der Der. Staateu baben eiu
Y roblem Dor iih. @inerieits
8iliou oils NQciuberri6er in befanns
ter Sorm, nnoererieitS Sugbes iiber
beilen 8orte. 0ciinnungcu uub Iors
gaugsmetbpoen ipir II ia niht 81
tribe be8eiitern ioaen. Sic Bar
baben bieic5 Nol lid Su
miIli9cu &ert8eugen Der YrGiis
bentidaitSs &nnoionteu erfldrt.
Surh Die Sor9dn9e in Chicago II
9eregt, inter Dem Giniluiie Der Soroes
ruugeu bon Searit mo 8rpan -
uno nntiirlih Wilion - 9lallben Die
Semptrateu pfienbur lie miiBten
rabitaler - lies euereiiGer -
auitrcteu, ais Die .alten" Republitas
ner nit ibrer traoitioneIleu Gprlicbe
iiir ben aapitalismus, Sohihue3oQ.
3 ii Ct b q tuna III Spcial
Suffice unb aonlerpatismis iibers
bnupt. SeSbalb flingt Die bcn,ptras
tide Ylatform energiiher.
Was aber Ylatiprms Nusiaecu acltcn
ipenn ioldc "Scrri6ereeitnltcn" ipie
Wilipn uno Su8beS IS ii brer" iiub.
bleibt a%b6uiuarten.
Ibmarten. SaS ratben mir
lnleren Sclern enth icben.
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Sammlllngen Oes Ielltitamerifani.
lfen Nationol.S unoeS fiir Die
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bon 100000 erreit)t, mie aus berlt
Streiben bes Serrn Sobn Siarfs. in
baltimore, oes Soriisers oes SiIiS,
maiien,9 tational.aomite5 bcS Ma.
t~ionnlbunoes, an Den oclltidcn Bot.
idIaiter, 8raien bon 9ernitorit er.
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