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The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1916-10-12
IF ELECTION WERE OVER?
"t'i'e Democrats Are Admittedly tha
champion Question Fiends, it ia
Believed This Quiz is as Un-
answerabIe as Their Most
ChIdIike Effort.

II election day We're passed would
| president Wilson make so little of tha
lflhclpie OF arbitration in industrial
| disputeS! Would he be so sure that
IL Is more important to preserve peace
"Heh Il great strike is threatened. than
1t Is TO make judicial methods rather
than force tfe means of settling DIFF
terences between capital an laborP
II election day had come and gone
would MI Wilson keep tie national
Guardsmen of the country in camD ON
Tile ground that they may he needed
90 protect the United States agains,
MEXICO! Would there lie months oP
lhaction and indecision in which no
use Is made of large body of citizen
Soldlers! Would they not be allowed
10 go nome or else be set in motion tn
make Mexico rs safe neighbor as rho
Administration seems to think that n
Is already?
II election day were past would the
president drive through Congress- a
pilI IKE the shipping bill which is m
tehued to embark the federal govern
nleht upon new venture in a haz9rd.
Gus field and use S50,OOO,OOO of +ha
peoples money to buy tonnage heI9
above its normal value or else a
owned that it cannot be used without
peril OF international complications
Is sound public policy behind such
measure or only campaign politics4
II election day were not tO bo 49,,
would Woodrow Wilson use
SO many high and mighty words in
notes and do so little ~
make . them mean anything practicaIp
would his deeds lag so far behind his
phrases-Cleveland Leader.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1916-10-12
WabbIina Woodrow,

Opportunism has claims that every
statesman must respect. But never
has there been an opportunist in the
White House Of greater willingness
to, change than the present incumbent
The country feared it had placed pow
er in the hands of dOctrinaire school
master incapable Of bending 1t finds
that 1t has man of remarkable plas-
ticity Of judgment. who one moment
stands for states rights and the next
for nationalism, who one day is a pa
cifist, and the next is out-shouting Col.
Roosevelt for arms and ships, who one
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1916-10-12

week is for a barren neutrality AMI
the next for war In behalf of general
righteousness, who one night Is for
collective wage bargaining and arbi
tration Of industrial disputes and the
next is waving the flag of decreeing
wages up or down as the votes Of the
larger number can be controlled
New York Globe and Commercial Ad-
vertiser.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1916-10-12

II you had two dollars to invest
would you trust it to the business
sagacity Of Josephus Daniels? Then,
! why let him handle the millions that
are to be spent on the new navy?
J. Judging by the signs Of War Depart.
ment activity the Administration is
cunnlngly arranging to bring the
mllltiamen home just in time to enable
them to vote for Mr.. Hughes.
A train of thought on a one-track
mind has to be composed Of shuttle
cars.
Three years ago Woodrow Wilson
was explaining that hard times were
psychological, but he isn't irving TO
sQulrm out of responsibility for the
present prosperity.
The disaster to the Memphis caused
very little excitement, Americans be.
ing used nowadays to seeing the navy
on the rocks.
This Democratic Congress has pass.
ed into hiStOry-profane history.
President Wilson's speech of accept
ance could have been phrased even
more succinctly in the graphic words
of Boss Tweed, What are you going
tU do about it?"
We see by the interviews with the
Mexican commissioners that the cam.
palgn slogan this year in the Sonora
bandit belt is THANK God for Wood
row Wilson"
Mr.. Wilson's eulogy of Lincoln at
Hodgenville was more literary but less
sincere than the one he pronounced
upon himself at Shadow Lawn
The new half dollars will have an
olive branch on one side and on the
other an eagle, in full flight. Wilson
money.
Motto of the McAdoO shipping law:
The sun never rises on the American
iag."
a Democrats idea of an ideal watch.
log of the Treasury is a Pcmmeran-
an.
Mr.. Wilson is now busily engaged
the other side of the suffrage
treet.
The campaign agents who two years
go were busily engaged thanking God
or Woodrow Wilson seem to be tax,
ng their vacations just now.
A record wasn't the only thing the
lte Congress brOke-there's the Fed
raj Treasury
Congress didn't want Tariff Com.
lission composed of $4,000 men.
lose $500 salaries being designed
'r $1,000 men.
President Wilson's scheme for CON- 4
issions for everything has been :
lroitly planned to make three Jobs
II deserving Democrats grow where J
lly one would grow before. J
Vice-President Marshall says Mr..
ughes is an echo of the past. Quite
ue. OF craftsmanship, of patriotic =
and safe legislation.
First fruits of the Adamson bill: y
lie New York street car strike.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1916-10-12

and the solid front presented ~ uss
party this year. All pledged thaas
united and personal support a ~
state committee to Mfr. Hatiield duwinR
the remaining days
The reports Of these men ARoum aA
sections bespeak Of RapNblicutA 500
cess generally. In NO PARK Of Ohio 10
there any report of fa0tiOnaRIam o.
dissatisfaction and Chairman Hhtasd
early expressed gratincatlOn ct TIE
many reports of Republican activity.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1916-10-12

Gen. Pershing's army continues in
fine fettle, fit for a fight or frolic."
To its credit let it be said It went as
far as politics permitted.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1916-10-12
SINFUL MUTILAFloN
Y OF FAMOUS SPEECH

We notice that the editor of the
democratic campaign book. made mn
OF samples of Woodrow Wilson'S wit
ana WISDOM. has tampered with one
specimen speech by omitting the
phrase too proud to fight"
rms smacks Of iose majestic, to saw
The least. " say
Inc only possible excuse for this sin
ol omission that we can think of 10
that there may also be times when =
naughty handbook compiler is too
proud to print. -"
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1916-10-12
HOME OF THE BRAVE.

, This is the land of the free
and the home of the brave, and
If it ceases to be the home of the
brave it will soon cease to be the
land of the free."-Charles E.
Hughes in a Speech Delivered at
} Plattsburgh. n. Y.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1916-10-12
BEATEN GOOD AND PLENTY,

. BEATEN GOOD AND PLENTY :
y Enamp Clark Sees no Rainbo~. 7
y In Maine Result.
y we got whipped, and l guess =
= that Is all l with say about th~ = =
= = Hl malle election" said Speaker 3
= onamp Clark. I'VE got beaten q
. good and plenty" y
. AAmmMnn 9
80 80. e ANAA AaAAAAAAAA
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1916-10-12

Three years ago Woodrow Wilson
was explaining that hard times were
psychological, but he isn't trying to
squlrm out of responsibility for the
present prosperity.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1916-10-12

Judging by the signs Of War Depart
ment activity the Administration is
cunningly arranging to bring the
home just in time to enable
them to vote for Mr.. Hughes.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1916-10-12

A train of thought on a onetrack
mind has to be composed Of shuttle
cars.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1916-10-12

The disaster to the Memphis caused
very little excitement, Americans be-
ing used nowadays to seeing the navy
on the rocks.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1916-10-12
EDITORIAL COMMENTS.

If you had two dollars to invest
would you trust it to the business
sagacity Of JOsephus Daniels? Then,
why let him handle the millions that
are to be spent ON the new navy?
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1916-10-12

This Democratic Congress has pass.
ell into histOry-profane history.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1916-10-12

Wincing Democrats Trying to Run
Away From the Record of the Ad-
ministration and to InveigIe the
Voters Down Rhetorical Bypaths,
All In the ThinIy- Disguised Effort
to Chance the Subiect.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1916-10-12

President Wilson's speech of accept
ance could have been phrased even
more succinctly in the graphic words
of Boss Tweed, What are you going
tU do about it?"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-25
Die Cpfer ber 9rag6Sie tn
Safe Gpreft, Sa.
Die Dpfer ibentifi5irt.

Stint, Mi9.. "a. Suli. = Die
brei 2ei9en. pel4e ON Sonntag in
aoie 5Oreft, ST., aufsefunSen ipurs
ben, ipurben BON getdnnten dls oies
jeuigsu bon 9lopb u. grdmbal BON
CLINT, fsiner Satin uno ieines &ins
bes ibeniiii5iri. giferiu9t, fir tpel9s
GrambaI aussnid.inli6 ieine llriu9c
bate, ioll ben Manu gu Der oreifas
den 5ras0bie perauldbt bdben. Wis
perlautet, ioa bas gbspaar fortssisbt
I'M Sirsit selebt babsn: ss batte am
26. Suni 1915 ss6eiratbst.
STINT ertruntsn.
5ousbton, Mi9., "a. Suli. =
Snfolge aollibiersns ihres Motors
Foote's nit sinsm anberen GabrSeuss
ertranten am Sonntas Nadt Der 35
Sabre alte Sames 80. prpor, feline
Gjattin unb feline beiben ainber iopie
bas ainb Don 6. s. Weiieott i'm pOrs
tase See. Wefteptt unb feline Satin
tpurben aerettet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-25

3eitunssf6rei6er Stil gsiArieben.
Die SeutI9en perfaFer AUDI iol6e
S4mOter als patriotif6e aaupfs
f9rifteu, dbsr ber Snn IN ibnen 1T
tpeniger ge5ipungen.
9us Ioa nidt etipd cine 2oSrebe aiT
bic BODIES iein, benn t9 ltebe iie nidt
tnb iperbe Iis ME lieberL a6er Der
S9mOter bieies 9ummfopfes SAnet
bat biefe 2tbf4peifiing, bic bid DielI
lei4t ni4t iebr iuterreHirt, peranldBt.
Sd bin piit6enO, tpenn i8 iehe, ME
2eute ii6er ben &rieg, benz tie fernge'
flie6en limb, Oummbetteu auffubren,
unb iiber bic BODIES, bic fie niemals
qeieben baben, einfaa @eriirbte pers
3eiduen. ga6 bieiem Stm0ter miibte
bas beuti6e Seer Elm SammelIurium
BON M0rbern unb granbftiftern iein.
SD babe 90pen geiebeu, i6 babe Ger,
monbe gefe6en. Ste lpuroen gum 5beil
BON ben 9eutIfen in 8rdnb geitett.
9t6er oieIe baben MIR bic 9duIer oer
SSranttireurs ober Der 2eute dnge5iil1@
bet, bic irgenb DiberitanO geleiltet
ba6en. @er6en mir es nt9t ebenlo
MAIDEN, lpenn mir gu ben BODIES
tommen2
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-25
Grb6bt
Sat Der gniinef Meus GlnG Gmii'
iiun Der Icriagsaftien asf
$430,OOO.

Der 9uiineb Wens Club hat IN
elmer geitern tattgebdbten 9eriamm>
lung bei4loiien, ben 8etrag Der 9ors
5ugsattien, bic fir bas geplante, nsiie
alubge6dube Dertauft iperben iouen,
BON $250,000 auf $450,0o0 gu err
bDben.
@Iei65eitig purbe bonn YrdilOenten
@eorge N. q. Worris ein &pmmlttee
nit Serrn IS. 3. graunliein an Der
SpiBe, ernannt, um cine &dmpaSns
fir ben gertrie6 bieIer Qlttien unter
pen Mitglieoern in bic Wege sll leiten.
9ur6 bic grb0bung Der Sslamnlrs
iumme Der 9or3ussattieu I'm $780,
600 nirb Der getrug Der aus5ugebens
ben Bombs fir ben Tlsubau I'm bic
glei6e Summe perrlngert uno BON
100000 auf 100000 auriidgebn,
tpobur4 sleifseitig aud bic germttts
lerproDiiiOn ii4 bebeutsnD uieor1Ssr
itellen niro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-25

Sm bubsn 2llter BON 81 Sabren fat
geitern Srau Gli5abetb Wi o :
lamb in Der 8obmdnn'Iden Wittz
lpenbeimdtb, no iie ibren 2ebensabeno
in itiller geI9aulittsit bsfblOfen, bic
2tusen gum efpigen S6lummsr gez
I9loheu. Die Sabingeihiebene bat es
peritonben, iih burh ibre periOnli9e
2iebsnstpiirbisteit unb ibre Ssr5enss
giite i'm 2aufe Der Sabre sinen groBen
Treunbestreis gu srtpsrben uro De
aunbe BON ibrem Qblebeu pirb in
ipeitsn areiIen nit aufri6tiger
3rduer bernommen iperben. Die 9es
erbisung finbet am Ulittpp9 Ra9s
mittda I'M stpei ll6r bon Der Witts
ipenbeimatb aug fatt.
5rl. Glife 6ettpeis, cine Ders
bieHts beuti4e 2ebrrrin, 1T am Sonnz
tag 2tbenb in ibrem 6eim, SO Siib
6amiltou 9lpenue in Sri. SealtbD ges
itorben. Sic mar cine Sohter bes
giIObausrs 9errn 2eOpolb 5ettpeis
Sr. unb bat fiber cine Generdtion,
40 Sabre lang, als bsutide 2e6rerin
an ben 0ffenli6sn Shiilen gebient.
Die gesrbiguHg finost beute Rahmits
Tag pom Srouerbauie aug duf Dem
oeutifen prpteitantii6en Jriebbof auf
Wdlnut Sills itdtt.
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lid in Der g2abe ieiti fonne. Gas
gaetter irar tp1brerit Ser letter AZ
Stlinben gerabe5n IDEAL fir cine Gin,
fabrt in ocn Snien. Die See giiia
bod). Der SimneI mar fat ilruiter &C.
motif uno es regnete bei!anoig. Sis
'agcn, waut oas llirteriee<Sf)iii il,
FER g,age lriirc, Gdtte cS seluib bieiC
aiiniiiee @clegenbcit beniitt, IN 6el
S5afen Su iaGreu. stber i'll oeiitidru
arciicn eriitnert man iidl olb aud
bic .Tcilti6lnno" Dor iI,rcr Mnfiinii
IGon GGer eiilc Bod)e fiIlig gelpcic'j
mar.
0orfoli, 9a.. "a. Suli. Dos
Grf6einen zines frembsH alliirteu
arisasIdiffes BEL aap 5snrp fiihrte
am Montaa glbenb 3u bsm Geriidt,
unb cine britiIh. unb fran50Tide
sslotte BON bstrGhflider @r6be bic
9lbfabrt Der .Deutfhlanb" uno bic
glnt.Hft hires S6fpeiterIdiffss .grss
men, eripdrte.
W,dn alaubt, bab bas nsue arieass
fGiff elmer Der neuen britiI6en
Sdfahtfreu5er III. Gs bat brsi
Sdornitsine. 3nsleidb nit ieinem Grs
ffeinen psri6ipanb Elm anberes
Rrisasfdiff. bas man fir Elm franz
a0iiites bGtt unb bas me6rers Gage
lang bic 0rsimeilengrense dbpatrouils
lirt bate, unb fiihr in 6Iili9sr RID
tuna ab.
9os gai6tsintreffen Der Bremen"
erreate am Wontug Ibenb in beuifden
areifsn i6ipers geToranib. Man pers
muibet, bab bic 2t6fobrt Der Seutff,s
lamb perfdobsn iperben fpirb. Biz
Radriht iiber bic Bremen" eihtrifft.
Wenn lebtere in cine Salle aerdtber
iein iolIte, bann ipiirbe es. 70 bsibt ss,
iinipeiIe jsin. ipenn bic .Deutfhfanb1
aufs aerabenoM abfdbren ipiirbe.
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prOtef
crbebt bsr General 0on5alss BON
Suars5 sssen umerituniide
Rilb grenaipade.
Disfs foI unpropoairt bic @rsn5e
hberi4ritien unb auf msritanis
f& Gipiliitep seldoffsn
bdben.

gfpaf o, 5er., "a. Suli. General
Grdnciseo 0on5oIts, Der gefeblsbaber
bon Juare5. rid.tte an General Geo.
Bel, ben bisiissn gefeblsbabr Der
amerifanifhtn Streittrdfts. einsn for
meHtn protsit aessn bas Wsrbolien
bon WaHtpoiitn bes Ne.aten synfan-
terit Regiments bon WafaduIstts,
tptlde en- Scnntag Wlorssn ang.blih
bic grsnse iibtrf9ritttn unb bdourd
merilaniidk ReHte berleb.en, unb am
SrMios abenb .obne i.sliGe propo>
5iruns cine 4n5abl bon meritaniffen
1auisrn fiibIi4 bon Der Grens. Be.
f6oFsn-.
Der protsii ipurbe burd sfnbres
Oareia. ben msritaniIten aonIul,
iibtrreidt. pelder eriudte, bab @snee
raj Bel anitatt Wili3irupp.n, ipelhe
nit ben 9erbdltniiien an ienem 1bsil
Der @rtn3e nihi pertraut iinb, reauIGs
re- Militdr bafelbft ifationieys. DIES.
10 faste er, ipiirbe Der 9spGIteruns
isnisiis Der Grense allr gerubisuns
biensn.
Der plat, ipo ii& bic Sfisber.i
ersianete, IN msRio Granbs, eiIide
Wsilen uiiierbalb bon 81 pafo. an
eirem punite. fpelfer dls .Sslanb@
bsfannt III. Die WaGtpoiien eriIdrs
ten, man babe suerit auf lie gefdoFen,
aber bic gstpobnsr auf Der meritanis
fdtn Seits 6eridteien on General
gcnsalss. bab tsin Sdub BON ibnen
abgegebtn fpurbs, ebe hi. 4meritdner
ibren ansrifi auf Gipiliiten, eins
fflieblih Jraiien unb Rinber, mahs
ten. generdl Gon3ales ertIGrt In ieis
mem gericbt. bab fein. meritaniiden
Solbdisn IN Der Radbaridaft bes
.Sslanb" ifationirt fei.n unb baB
Inn auh feline Welbung iiber .tipaist
8anbiien obsr G6muaafer suaetonls
men fei. Giner Der Rihter bon Suare3
lei beauftrogt fporben, cine ariinblife
llntsrinhuns Der stnselessnbelt pors
sunsbmen.
gtneral Bel ertlGrie: rllniere Gems
te habsn gefebl. @spebrfeuer su er=
fpioern. Sic iptrDen beitraft. ipenn
fe|taeittlIt frirb. bab iie sutrit fdie>
sen; aber fie iinb iniiruirt, ebenfaGs
au i4ieben, nenn auf he ssf6oHen
pirb. lInb ie eber bic Meriiansr sins
febeH, baB iie ni4t itraffos auf bic
llnfrigen fhieben biirfen. bsfo b.Ftr
IN es fit bsibe Seiien. SolIie es Tif)
terausifsli.n. bab irsenbpel6e bon
iHTsrsn Golbdten seaen meine 9.febfe
he gren5e iiberf9ritten, 70 iperbsn iis
beisroft tptrbsn.4
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-25
Rod iinitier
Sat6er ermartete Seutf6 G
llnteriee 9ampfer
.Sremen@ iib nidt
eiHgeiteIlt.
abf4isbssG Gottesbienit fir bic gsiabl
uns Der .Deuif4lanb4 abssbaltsn.

Baltimore, Wb., "a. Suit. -
2tm Wontdg Nbenb tpurbe an Gorb
bts internirten Dampirs .Redar"
ipelher nsben benz llnterises 0ampfer
.Deutf4lonb4 liest. fit bic BsfaBuns
bes Iebieren ein albenbmablssg sgo;itss
tienf 0beebaIten. CT purbe bon pem
beutf&sn GmiepdnisnsW sWliifiondr pas
flor DITTO Cpib seieitet. Sn feinsm
Gebtt rief bieer gott an. bab sr bas
isabrSeus fifer nah Der 9eimatb brin.
gen m5se. Dtm 0ottssbisnft foIsts
Elm Wansett. Der Ddmpfer ,gaedar4
mar brilliant erIeuHtet.
Gs nurbe IN GrIabrung sebraft,
bdB bic .Deuii4lanb. am Wfontoa nm
$50 llbr tbeillptiie untsrtau9te. Dus
WoiTer II obsr ni&t tief ssnue, I'm
gang unter5utauden.
RorfoIf 8a., "a. Snli. I'm.
iriibcn Tforgen bes Wsontag tplr6e
ilir zines Der aIIiirfen patrouiIlen.
gdific gefeben, tpeIde aiif be glb.
inbrt bcs beiitfden llnterieebanpfcrs
.TeufiHInnbS iin6 bic sluf,inft ocS
sdhpeiteridliffes ~9renat- ,parten,
inIo 5tpar freit5te eS diif tpber Gee.
SmiiiSIeute, ipeIGe bic anfiinft Der
Bremen felt 5tpei Togesl ertpdrteten,
erff6ren, fetzf. hofl hnR G65H su,suHor
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-25
4eitprbem
SIT Die 3ail-DiatrOne 4nna Sart an
Der gerletnng, bic ibr Der Saft-
ling Ruben GQis beibradjte.

Der Jurbige Ruben Gllis, Der llf
i'm GountpaefdngniB unter Der 2lntIa-
ge bes Ginbru4sbie6itdbls 6etinoet,
nirb ii9 nun au4 ipegen Wtoroes 5lI
Oerdntlporteu baben.
5rau Qnna 9arty BON ylo. 343
Woob @penue bic Matrone beg Goun'
tpgefdngniiiss, bic, pie an dnoerer
Steae beri6tet, Dsn oem gurl den
geitern yla9mittag, als er elner
5lu6tperiu8 plante, binterriids angs'
griffsn unb nit elmer Giienitange ME
bergsi9lagen ipurbe, 1T tur3 mad
Wiiterua4t i'm itdbtiI4en 5oIpital'
troB aller dr5tli6en gemiibungen BEN
S6drelbrud, pel4en iie tei bem fei'
gen 2lnsriIf erlitten batts, srIsgsn.
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Sbcnrc @cid1fte.

@enfantin Sandman, Ser Gigent6ii'
mer cines 8citmirants i'm 9auie yto.
SIP @.eit Sehite StraBe, lpuroe &C.
item pon HidJter gllerallber i'm Wiuni.
3ipaIgerid)t peget gertaufs BON
SpirituoieH obne 2iSens 5u $500
nno Soften oerlrrt6eilt. g9ie Satipef-
tor Tarrel, non Der Goutltp 2i5ens-
fonuniiiion befunSete, bate er in oeni
aauinann'i6eu Heitalroant iogenann'
tc ,@rape sSltice" gefaltit. Die a6iolui
els cLtoboliidles 9etrant 81 betrad.
ten ut.
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Seine Giniguns
gr5ieIte Sie britif6e & e.
gierung in ibren Inter.
sanblmngen iiber Die
Some Hule sSruge.

Some HuIe Srage.
2onSon, 81. auIi. Cine be5ei1.
nenoc 9eulerfllna mnhte Ererricr
Isquitb am WontaJ slbeno iin lin.
terbmls, natoem CT aHgetiIneigt
bate. baf Die Gegierilne nift Die
slbiid,t babe. cine Some 9iule. gor.
Iage fiir syrIano eilI5ureiden NEIL
feline @ereinbaulnS 5ipiiten Den
Barteien 5nitanoc sebradt meroell
fGnne. Ssn ieincm slppea Gil Gle gta'
iionaIiiten. Die @eIeseilbeit fiir Some
RnIe nifa 3u peritersen. iagte Serr
gsquitb: sd ior0ere oos 9aus auI
itnb werSc, nem n6tbia, cas- Gam
nufiorbery 5u iagcn oh Die @orihla9c
Der Gegierirng nift seredte iinb."
Serr asai;itb iagte. ali Den gsa.io.
naIil.en eetpanbt, naB ipdbren6 Der
ilnterbanSIumsen teinerlei Iarteilid'-
felt aiiseciibt mor6en lei. TaB Elm
Some RilIe @eies alrf bic feds Hitter
Counties feline sIupenoung iiuoen
.rroe, lei. zines Oer srobten 3uge'
.tdnoniiie, ipeI6es ieniaIs in Der @e.
idGf)tc elmer poIitiifen apntroperle
scinaht iporSen lei. Der arenier Bat
oic 0ationaliiten, Die llnterbonolun.
gen ftif)t absitbre6en.
sgabrcnS Der gieoe bes grentiers
9lsquitb, in peId,er er antiinoigte,
nab es Der Sieeierltng nidt seI,ngelt
iei, cine gereintorrng IN Der Some
siuIe Srase su er5ieIen, ertonte bau.
| fla Der giuf: ,aleine ysationen."
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Mit ben, lobe
Dirb polissi aommiiTdr Sames
Moobs Don San Graneisro
bebrobt.

Gan Traneiseo, "a. SuIi.
Die poli,ei III I'm 9efbe BON 5tuei
9rtefen, BON benen iie bofft. bab iis
baau bisnen iperben. bic Jbentitdt Der
glttsntdter, burd bereu Yombe ipdbs
renb ber 8ereitf&dftssparabe it4a
perionen aetobist unb AZ anbere psrs
ftiimmsit ipurbsn, feitsuitelIsn.
Giner her 8riefe tpdr an Sdniss
Woobs, poliaeitstomuiFdr unb &C.
ffdftsfiibrer bss ct. Graneis 3otrl,
serihtst. Jn benz Brittle fuirb ertIdrt,
baB man ihn tpesen feinsr Gbdtisfsit
in W<rbinbuna nit Der parabe mittels
rtrsifiatr Suppe tObteH iperbe. Jn
BEN anbtren Brief, an W. Gee, Dbtrs
teIIner i1p ct. sJrdnris 9cttl, geri3,
tet. ipirb bieftr aufstfcrbsrt. tn
@oaks &,pst Gift ~ tR'll Sa j5u'
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9ie gd)iuar5e elite.
Dag Staatss Oepartemtni
fcl sum Sanbeln bereit
fpi n


Wafbington. .. g., "a. Suli.
Sn Observation-Disclosures mar es am
Moniag meter eriidtIid, bab bic Re
sisrung entidloNen IN. in enersiiher
Weiie porsusshen, uu gu psrbinoern.
bab amsriianiife JirmeH ourd biz
Der0ffsntli1ung elmer tommsrsieaen
lhiper5en aiits ssf9dbist perben.
prdiibent Wilion fasie feinen geius
hsrn, bab ibm bic W0sli6tsiteH Der
britiIden Orbre arobe geforgniiI.
psruria6ten unb I'm Stautsbepartss
ment waren 2lnseihen bafiir porban.
ben, bab balb irsenbipel6e Sdriits
gstban tperben fpiirben, ipenn MIDI
febr balb cine 4ntfuort auf bic infor'
melle 4nfrase erfolsen fpiirbe. bie ar
ben 8otfhafter page in 2onbon ge'
ridtet ipurbe.
9as Depar!ement Fat bereits ein'
Mafe BON Wlatertal nit 8e5ug au
bic S6tpar5e 9ifie seiammelt, ssnue
nm gans ensrsifde WaBnabmen 81
treffen. psnn ni6t bic fofortiae Gr'
ildruns erfolst. ipis elmer Der Beam.
ten ertlGrte. gs purbe dnsebeutet
bab am 0itnitag cine gntiinbigune
semadt iperben ipiirbe, es mar a6el
| niGt ilar, ob es iidb I'M einsn fot'
melIsn an gnslanb gu ridtenben pro-
teit banbeln ipiirbe, ober um cine Or
tldruns bonn Staatsbepartsmsnt fir
bic allsemsine Snformatipn Der @s.
iddftsintsrsHsn, bic burH bic ihpar.
&c Siits in WitlsibenIhdft se3oeer
merbsn f0nnen. 0as Siadtsbeparte.
nsnt in bapon bena6rihtist porben
bab bic alIiirien Rationen In bisfer
5inii4t bem Beiipiel Gnslanbs folsen
ipiirben.
Die bieiissn geamien iinS iia Be-
tpubi, bab baburd bic Gage nod gam
bebeuteno ptri6limmert tperben mir.
be, unb bic biplomatiiden llnterbano'
lungen iiber bic 4nselegenbeit ins
llnsnblihe auspddfsn piirben.
Tus prinSip. bab Syirmen, bic nm
ter am.riianiidem Gelfb intorporirt
finb, ssbopeotist lperben i5nnsn, II
ben bisiigen gsamtsn gang beIonberE
FanitDbig. gs ipirb 4ustunft bariibsl
geipiinIdt. tpie melt bas britiide Ge'
feb ben 5anbel elmer ssbopeottettT
ameri.aniihen Girma NIT aunben II
nsutralen 2Gnoern gu besinfIufisn Tn
Stanbs III.
Das Siadisbspartemsnt tptrb IN
getra9t ,isbsn. tpis nett bic Der
Siaatsn tpdbrenb bss giiraeririegel
ginsen, um ams,itaniIde giirger 81
perbinbern, nit ben aonf0beririer
Gtaaten l@eIddftsperbinbunse ~
untsrbalten, unb biss als Mdbitaf
sslisn laiIsn.
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