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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-05-27
COURT MARTIAL JUDGES
IN GUARDSMEN TRIAL
Names of Members Approved by President Viii.
son and Forwarded to General Funston at
Fort Sam Houston Gen. Pershing Not Per.
mitted to Discuss Withdrawal of Troops in
Conference With General Gavira.

Washington. May 27.-The formal
order directing trial by court martial.
commencing June 1. of the 1l6 guards,
men who refused to join the federal
service, has been forwarded to Gen
eral Funston at Fort Sam Houston
Coloner Edward A. Miller was named
president OF the court martial and
Major Blanton Winship. Judge advo'
cate. The law required majority OF
the members OF the court to be ma
tional guardsmen and the following
Texans were designated; Lieut.. Col.
y. NJ. Muchert. Major n. Lapowsh,
Major Polman Taylor. Major A. X.
Sholars. Major l.. T.. Hill. Capt. W. II.
&. Murphy. Capt. II. w. Kinnard and
Capt. w. T.. Lake. In addition the
following regular officers will sit:
Col. Jacob b. Galbraith. Major Harry
!. .Bandholtz. Capt. W. l.. Reed and Capt.
f0prge Shaw.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-05-27
War Summary.

iby Associated frcseD
London, May 27-The French troops
captured the eastern part OF Cumieres
village and have taken the German
trenches northwest Of the village. An
attack on the French troops border.
Ing on Fort Douamont was repulsed.
according to Paris statement this af-
terncon. twenty-five hundred Italians.
four guns and a quantity OF war ma
terial were captured by the Austrians
who stormed an extensive ridge on
the Trentino front according to the
Austrian statement. Rome officially
reports that the Italians are making
a determined stand against the Aus.
trians In all but one sector Of the
front. The Italian retirement from
their advanced positions on the Astico
front Is admitted
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-05-27
TAKE POLITICS OUT OF JusrIcr

There have been many able sug'
gestions advanced as remedy for the
injustice which we now endure. and
as farmer. I want to give my Views
on this subject. would suggest TAX
Ing politics out OF justice as a cure
for injustice, When an official OF
the state. whether he be In the legis.
latlve. administrative or judiciary de-
partment OF government takes an
oath OF office. he should then and
there quit playing politics with the
powers Of his office. II the admins
trative branch OF government could
give us prosperity by filing political
law suits. then the tenant farmers
would all be rich. II the legislative
branch OF government could cure the
evils OF society by increasing the
volume Of laws. we would have a per.
feet civilization. II the judiciary
branch Of government could give Us
Justice by making political speeches
from the bench. then We would have
no more injustice within our realm.
II. n. POPE,
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-05-27
Mn. CHANCE PLEASED.
Back From Trip Through Texas with
Flood Control COMMITTEES.


Mr.. Jas. o. Chance. who was
member OF the reception committee
OF Texans to meet the congressional
flood control committee and accom-
pany them through Texas, arrived
home this morning. Mr.. Chance re-
NAMED with the party until the IN
spection was completed at Waco last
night. The committee members de-
parted for Washington from that place
and the Texas gentlemen accompany
ing them returned to their homes
Mr.. Chance is highly pleased with
the trip and expects great good 70
come OF II. He says the inspection
OF the flooded DISTRICTS was thorough
and complete and the members OF the
committee evinced the keenest inter
est all along the route and showed
their interest by asking many ques'
tions .or further information on
points not exactly Gear to them.
MIR. Chance was especially pleased
with the reception given the party oy
citizens OF Bryan Friday during the
inspection OF the bottoms opposite
BRYAN. It was appreciated by the
members OF the committee.
The reception accorded the COM
mittie at every r.ace visited was
simply splendid, MIR. Chance says, and
helped to enliven a trip that other
wise might have been tiresome to the
gentlemen from Washington.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-05-27
WANTS TO KNOW
j. S. POSITION
Inquiry 40 to enforcement Of DEGREES
by pefaeto Mexican Gov.
ernment.
(BylAssocIated Press)

Laredo, Texas, May PA petition
to President Wilson asking to be In
formed definitely as to the United
States attitude regarding the enforce
ment of DEGREES by the Mexican de-
facto government and signed by fifty
residents of Tampico. was forwarded
to Washington from here today. The
petition complains of alleged abuses
upon Americans by the military au-
thorities.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-05-27
TWO DEAD IN
COLLEGE FIRE
Professor and Student Killed In De
struetive Fire In Penn.
College, Iowa.
ny Asaoclatca Pres.l

Oskaloosa. Iowa. May 21.-Robert
II. williams. a professor. and Harry
Oakley. a freshman. were killed. two
probably fatally injured and hun.
dred thousand dollars damage done
In fire In the main building OF Penn
College here today.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-05-27
TO CARRY MONEY SAFELY.

In the June woman's Home Com
panion writer gives the following
directions to carry money safely:
"You may have given only pass
ing thought OF where and how to car
~ money when you 20 travelling. To
be safe. do not carry tickets. money
and all valuables In one pocket. Buy
a bill folder OF sufficient size to take
care Of the railroad and steamer tick.
cts. baggage checks. and so on. Prob
ably the safest place to carry this
wallet will be In the inside pocket OF
your coat. Your money-and In
travelling In America Il never Is neces'
sary TO carry cash In any such amount
as eight hundred dollars-will be
safest and In the most convenient
place for you II carried In small
leather folder In a side pocket OF your
trousers. Small change might be kept
in the same pocket, but nothing else.
for loose articles will be In the way
when your fingers reach hastily for
street car or cab fares. Money In a
side pocket OF ones trousers ordinarily
Is immune from pickpookets, much
moro so than II carried In the rear
trousers pocket"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-05-27
Cannot Talk Withdrawal.

washington. May 2I.-The military
conferences between General Pershing
and Gsneral Gavira will not discuss
the Withdrawal question. General
Finston's )orders to General Pershing
explicitly prohibit the discussion OF
this subject Cooperation between
Americans and Mexicans in chasing
the bandits, was the basis on which
the Mexican officer sought the meet
ing. The conferences probably will
be held at General Pershing's head
quarters at Namiquipa.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-05-27

Washington, May H.-Pres!dent
Wilson today finished the carefully
prepared speech he 10 to deliver to-
night before the League to Enforce
Peace. The speech Will be devoted
largely to the broad aspects Of the
situation and will lead
up to a discussion Of the Fundamentally ls
the president believes should underiie
world peace.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-05-27
JONATHAN LANE
Of HOUSTON DEAD
One Of the Most Prominent Lawyers
Of Texas Passes Away at
Port Aransas.

Houston, Texas, May 27.-Jonathan
Lane, OF this city. who was promi-
nent in state, legal and political cir
cles, died at Port Arkansas. Texas. to-
day. He was SO years OF age.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-05-27
JURY HAS FATE Of I.
DR.. WAITE IN HAND
State and Defense Rest and Justice
shearn Has Read His Charge.
Jury Considering Verdict.

New York. May 27-The summing
up OF evidence against DIR. Arthur
Warren Waite. who is on trial for the
murder OF his father.in-law. John +.
Peck. at Grand Rapids. Mich. was
concluded by both the defense and
prosecution shortly after noon today.
Justice searn completed HIS charge at
1870 and the jury went out to con.
slider a verdict.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-05-27
French General Dead.

fBy Associated Press)
Paris. May 27.--Genera Joseph ~
Gallieni former minister OF war. and
regarded by the poorer classes as the
savior OF Paris during the critical
days OF August. 1914. died today at
Versailles.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-05-27
Lott Boys VIII Join.
(By Associated Prcss)

Austin. Texas, May T.-Thirty'
three members OF the militia from
Lott. Texas. who previously refused,
will enter the regular army, Adju,ant
General Hutchings said today.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-05-27

A device to keep n window from rat.
Ting and at the same time serve as
an anchor on the shade cord to pre-
vent a shade flying up has been In.
vented.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-05-27

II takes man with an unusually
good disposition not to care rap
about the kind OF weather that comes
along.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-05-27

an interview in Munich paper, from
Berlin correspondent. He is quoted
as saying. Nothing can shake my
confidence that peace is on its way"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-05-27

tBy ASSOCIATED frcasl
Berlin. May 27.-James Gerard
United States ambassador. is con
yinccd peace is In sight, according TO
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-05-27

What a girl likns about love let
ter is the fact that she can keep read.
Ing Il over and over.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-05-27
BANK OFFICIALS
WERE ACQUITTED
Try Associated Pressl

Washington. May 27.-Three riggs
bank officials. on trial for perjury
were found not guilty today after the
Jury had been out but nine minutes
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-05-27

Many loafer thinks he Is killing
time, but time continues to do ousi'
ness at the same old stand.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-05-27
PEACE TALK NOW HEARD EVERYWHERE
PRES WILSON WILL FIRE
FIRST eUN TONIGHT

President Wilson Today Completed the Speech
Which He Will Deliver Tonight Before the
League For the Enforcement of Peace-The
President Will Discuss the Fundamentals
Which He Believes Should Underlie World
Peace Ambassador Gerard at Berlin Sees
Peace Ahead and Says Nothing Can Shake
His Confidence That Peace Is on the Way.
Former French Minister of War Is Dead
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-09
Gterblidfeits

G6arIes unb Wartba atnp, 72o
Stct. 2tpe., WdbdeH.
5oiepb unb anna 9dusmau, 1852
@eit 6. Str, Didbden.
Senrp uno Gli5abetb WietmaridsH.
21O 80. 68. Ctr, anabe.
Serman uno eliiabetb 4rt, 1870
Stois 2lpe., WlGbfsn.
Diaiam uno gliie Worrinssr.
1881 WeItpooo 2loe., WGb4tn.
GbarIss unb garris !osis. 9 eNr'
sIabs Str, Waab6en.
gli q. unb Grieoa Wlertls, 2o8l
2ibea Str, &nabe.
Gbriitopber unb 4snes Sen. 1864
6rtmont ape., Fuabe.
fSrdnt unb gtbeI 8dumer. 152l
9arriion Ctr, anoe.
Carl unb 2i3etta Stoffresen. 216S
urril Ctr, Wtdbd1eit.
Sobn unb 9ueta Mllgspsr. 7lS
Burns Ctr, Gna6e.
gtusuit unb Gillian WaItr, 7S9
GeIbi sIpe., allabe.
sbomas unb GIi3abetb Oisteu,
1856 3ipeite 4ne.. andbe.
GbarIes unb auife 6eiborn, 1915
8eii Ctr, anabe,
Mattbeip unb Marsarstb Ridisr.
Wdbiionpille, andbe.
5reb. unb u. Gbrifiire Brodmann,
RabiionpilIe, Wdb4en.
Soispb unb guna poIlmanr,. 1928
gdnt st., anabe.
aintbOnp unb Sciephine Stosals,
2260 aOtb Ctr. Wao9eu.
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.! Gbiu.

2as WablerssbrtB in Ohio bat
9ugbes' @rtpGbIung in 3ipeifel SeiteQt.
Mit oehsn "a GlettoraIz S!tmmen auf
republitaniider Seits pGre uns bas
jsBige Sansen uuO 9ansen eripatt ses
b.teben. 9o4 mug Su9sitanNen luers
ben, oab Ianse Dor Dem Mabltdgs
4nii6ten laut puroen, Die ben repu6z
lltanr hen Steg IN unierem Staale ais
frasli4 eriaeinsn lieBen. 2Iht Gage
por Der 8abl galt es iiir cine @enii,.
belt, bab @uDabosa Gountp ober, mas
ousislbe bebeutet, Glepelonb ii6 fir
Wilion ertldreH piirbe. Oieis Dor.
ausfiat ftiiste ii6 auf Grtunbiqungen
bel ben arbeitern in ben gabriten.
Sieie lieben sriebsn, oab bic boben
2Obne, rpelhe Wunitionsfabrtten sabe
len, 8egsiiteruHs fir WiIfon erfpedt
batteu unb GleDeluno lit tbatiG6li5
jeBt ni6ts anoeres als zine qrobe
Waffenfabrit. Snoem Liam bieIe
2bdtia1e gelten lieb, re9nets man
bod bdrauf bab, ipeHn ale 0eutfden
auf benz fla4en 2anbe unb in ben
Stdbten ibre Stimmen, ipie Elm Ranu
fir 5usbes abgeben ipiirben, bas
Wdhlrefultat ii4 gu beTen Suniten
tpenben fiebe unb man bate alien
SraHb, bas su srDarteu, natbsln
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-09

Sitter, bic iia i'm Reid befinbeu. Be-
Stpeden, ungiiIiis iein iolleu. fails bic
geihrGnlung bsrari it, bab lie bic
SntereFen frembsr Stanten fOrbsrn
lam. Wer sesen bic @erorbnuns bers
it0bt, pirb Su elmer Celebrate bon
1000 Bis 10,00Oar. ober 5ugsfdngris
bon einsm Wlonat bis 81 einem Suhr
uerurtbeilt. Wtm Der 9etroffens ober
iein 9eauftraster aus elmer iolhen
5bdtisisit Gepinn se3osen bat. 1T er
berpflidtet. ben Idasungspeiie bDds
iten 9eipinnbeiras 5u sabIen. Der
burd Ra9ridtsn ifber bic sisene 9bds
tieteii anberer peripnsn, ober in ans
bersr Wsife Bel Der lltberipa9uns Der
Gins obsr Qusfubr Der Madren nits
Dirtt, ipirb, ipsnn Die ueberlpddung
bur6 cine fr.mbe Wadt ausgsiibi
pirb, ober fpsnn Der geiroffene bate
etnieben miiiisn, bab bic lleberpn9s
ung bic Sniertfen elmer irember
Ueadt f5rbert, gu einer Celebrate bis
81 10000 aronen obsr gu 9efdnienis
big su einem Sabr peruribeiIt. Sm
WiebsrbOIunssfale pirb Die 9sfdnos
nisfirafs bis 5u 5pei Sabren erbobt.
unb in befonbers i6tpsren sydlI,n lam
aud 3uhibuusitrafs BON sipei Monae
ten bis gu sipei Subren srtanni ipsrs
ben. Das 9eIes finbet feline @nipens
buns auf bic Sefanbf6aften fr.mbsr
Sioaten unb auf bic &uuiuIatssgss
borben fofern f. i'm Rsi6s peber
Sdnbel treibsu, nod irssnb etnsn ans
beren 9etrieb ausii6eu.
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Sie Grnte Der aanafiuaer.

lie iibIe 8etpohnheit pieIer 9eutc.
fih init Der IIaife Dol 8elo IN Oas
bid,teite @eorange gu itiir5en. bat 0en
Serren 3aidlenbieben ibr Sanomerl
in Der g9ablnadlt miBeroroenfIiG cr.
leidltert Ino entipreGeno arob mar
ibre @ei,tc. sIi,Ber ben bereits nod III
ferielben 9.odt sur sln,eise gefaneteH
SaiheirOiebitdblen meIbeten iih a.
tern nod Die fclsenoeu Gpfer: Gbas.
@coopin, 1643 Smitb sioao, 0cr.
nooo. $50; Senrp Reper, 50G Sil
iSiebente Strabe, Gopington, $2n,
5reb 0iina, 1418 Glap Giraffe, $50
Garter Ssripiu, 3022 Gonroro Strcbe.
S160; .. 9. @an Mne, 1926 Ribhlc
Roao. si5; G6parb @bambers, 1916
Saclcoe gtpeme, So; u. z. Tanion.
2pHn. gtaii., SIS: g. @f. Garrett, Sic
Oil 9ietre Strdbe, SIS; Scnrn
Sd,Iiepu, 3406 Silliibe glpeinie. $5a..
gllbert Solbroof, 32l stiniep slpemp.
500; Noberi gYeIlina l542 geoit
SiraBe, Gouinaton, $3s; 8. g. ger,
tes, gran6 Sill. $40 unb giiellbatu.
Iidets; SSohn gabn, 626 Beit 8ierte
Strabee 80; Golpin pieibersboier,
2311 Siuts StraBe. 81; 9barles
gtaeita, 1926 Fremont SiraBe. So.
30. ilnb @bmarb @orth, 4122 Screii
gIpeuie, yeOrlpooo. Saide nit @ertti.
papieren.
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@efdliates Siuoexburs.Suter.
pietp.

lie Rorbb. aIsm. 3ts. fdr.ibt:
Den @ipfeI fre9er 5dliduns bat tnts
itisbsn Der SournaIiit Beaufort ers
tlommen, Der I'm .Sunoap EDITORIAL
elm Dom qnfans Bis gum gnne srloge'
nes Snierpiep nit Sinbenburs psrs
6ffeutlidi. 9ieIes Snteruisp III bier
Spalten lang unb pom rSunbcn
EDITORIAL in mnrttidrsieriIder W.iie
oufsmaht. Die bemertensipertbtite
iournaliitiid, Sbat ipdbrenb bes Hries
ses4, .Gin3ises Snterpisp NIT SiHs
bsnburs-. .Wie i'd DeitidIaitDs srps
ben arieesgott b.itlpiHoelte4, ;, bies
fiHb bic lebsrihriiten, ipomit .Suns
bdp EDITORIAL "osn psrlosenen 4riitsI
antiinbigt. Sas iourualiitiite Ri
peau leunSsidnet iid Dur9 bic Don
gaufort sinaeiiisisn Spibmarisn:
0srbaftet In Ypiamas - in einsn
WtiIitdr5ue einseitlif,en - 9inoens
burss erauiamt auaen. Beaufort
itilbrt nit mimtiSIen Gin5elbsiisn
Die S9.pitrisieiien, bic CT su ii6ers
fuinSsH bate, bis sr bas 5auptquars
tier Sinbsnbures errei9is. feinen gms
pfans BEL SinbeHburs. Der ,ibm iebr
ber5li6" bic 5anb fhiitteli.. ieinsn
periOnli9en einbrud. ben er bon
Sinbenbure geIpann. gr itrsut ein
puor liieenbaft, gpifoben Elm unb Idbt
sinbnburs anii4ten dubern iib.r
ben Ariea iiber bic aoIDniaIpoliiit
unb .noIidb iiber bic snglifden Solbas
ten, bic 6iHbenbure naiiirIi9 aiB.rs
orbentli9 lobi. giii ben an ben elos
juicnten ssriGieien Dorien: ,,S.in
Sic misunderstanding sessn Serrn
Beaufort. tpirb CT SOurnalift entIuis
fen. nm iih bierauf s3pei Wodsn
lang uuf oem OiiIihtu ariessfdau'
plab umsuisben." lin BEN Snt.rs
pieiu m0slidft ben G1sin Don @abrs
beit Su aebsn, bat .Sunbap EDITORIAL
BEN 4uffab pas Jneiimile zines
grisfumihlus.s nit Der abreHs Sin.
osnburgs bsigsgebsn. qIio Elm grief'
nmf6Iag. pis isbsrmann ibn f,IbE
fbrsiben fam. Beaufort bai ben
5elomari@dIl niemols ssiprotsn. ,r
bislt lid, riemaIs an Der GfifrOni auf.
9asegen BAT Beaufort i'm Jriibi1br
1915 Deuii6lanb furss 3sii beiubt
nnD III am 15. Mldr3 1915 obne @s.
nebmiguns Der Beb0rbsn rad 20bsn
gefabren. Obns I'M 6aupiquurtier
pprgslaHsn su fein, ipurbe er gesipun,
gen. mad Berlin suriid5uiehren, unbI
BON bier aus iibsr bic Grtnss no4I
BEN Vtuslanb a6sf&obsm Dis man
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fhe Sanbel national ui,b ntht 9enlma
.,,ry.,, h,,rh ME Ginapfffnnfen uutprs

fte 6anbel national uitb niht 9enlma
niiIen our9 bic Ginaelitaaten untcr'
porfc, fem ica. Gieien grunose'
banfen iiberamiherte aber balo cine
iebr peitsebeirbe slusleemng, wle
i. 3. bic Grbebuns bon 3Dllen ais
eine Resuliruns bes 3pii9enitaatliden
SanbsIs ssrsdtfertist tpuroe. SeBi
lit Der aonsreb 10 melt sesangen, bic
GrbeitsSeit auf ben 8abnen gu regus
liren unb inbirett bic 2Dbne, benn in
WirtIidteit psrfiist bas @eieB cine
apbnresuliruns. llns fheint es frag-
liA, ph benz &pnsreB elm iolhes &edt
suitebt, oa 20bne unb 4rbeitsseit gu
reguliren, bislans als ausi6liebliAes
Wprrs9t Der Gin5elitaaten segolten
baben. Serner TT nidt gu beitrciien,
bab bur9 bas @eieb bic 2Dbne auf
ben 9abnsn resulirt, reip. erbDGt
perben uno baonr6 cine 8ermDaeitss
sntSiebung obns geridtliden Prp3eb
bepirtt tpirb. Spllten bic @erid9tc gu
Sunitsn bes 9eIebes enti6eiben, 70
ipirb bamit AUDI seIast iein, bab Der
2unsreB bic tpeitsefsnbiten 9pllnats
ten in Der fpsialen SeieBsebung Be-
iist. Das mag nt6t obne NuBen Tcin,
aber es 1T notbtpenbig, baB bteTs
@olmabt genau feitgelegt tpirb.
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aieiae aSpliseiaad)r .

DDS Some Of tie fSrienSlcI,
wanote iib geiterni an Die 9oIi3ei mi
sem Griuhen, ben sInfent6nIt oou
SsiIliam giinnear niisiimoig ,u ma.
den. GericIbe bradte Dor eiiem DO.
nat linen Sdngling rad, Der slni,ali
unb hos ssleine lieat i'm Sterbcn.
SIN 9imenIaaer Der .. & g
Giienbabn on Wlia nabe 8tpeitsl
Strife fam Geitern ,srlier ans, oas
einen .Sd,1ben ron 500 mriftetr.
Ter 27 Sabre altc slIireo Refer.
oiS @alnut Strai,e, iubr aeIter.,
ssadmittag In Der Neinigirtasanitali
ron Sreb @oIobIntt, s04 gine gtrofr
wibrenb elmer auseinanbcries,n.
INIT Ter Snb curd cine Gd,eibe. &.
erIitt fdIinime Shnithpun6al, icoai
er nod benz &oipitaI oebr0dt psrScu
rrubte,
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: Die 0eutfhenin@ @hil

-Sis9eutf6en ingbtI.
Sin in Bolton einsstroffsner dilenis
i9er Gsi3dftsmaun, u. 8. Steoen.
ion, BON Qntpfnsaita, bat BEL feiner
anturft, gum Gntisgsn rmferer 4[ri-
irtenspreiIe, ertldrt. bdb bic Deuti9en
Zen Sdnbel SiiDs2(m-rttas mad bem
9riege tpieoer gspinnsn iperben, sory
gleih, mas bic ameritaniideu 9es
fhdftsleute t6un. @r iagte: Die 9euts
ifen, bic gu uns tommsn, Iinb be.
fpunii9en Spra6e mdhtig unb iie
iinO 6ereit, uHs gu ge6en, ipns mir
Derlangen, ni9t mas lie slaubeH, bas
mir babeH follten. Dusegen lebrt Die
grfobruns, bab bic Qmeritaner, rpeIde
uns beTuden, tsine asnntnib Der fpas
nii6en Sprahe baben, uns jebon
fiiblen IafTsn, bab iie gIauben mel:
iiber ben z4merifanern au fteku,
NIT peI9eu lie gsi4dfts MAIDEN mo6s
ten. 9ardus ertldren fi6 bic Wibers
folse biefer ameritanif4eu gef4dfts.
reiienben.
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Ods w q b blergebntB B 1T lf
eigentbiimlib, bab man ietnen tIrne'
rem Sinn ni6t reat 5u erfafen per'
mag. 9usbes bat in ben Staatsn
seiiest, no man sIuubte, bub er onl
lapaditen lei. Man beste Sefira'
tuneen lpeeen Der 9lrbeiterihaft in
ben SnSuItries Staten bes SItens,
oa man slaubts, bab bic arbeiters
ihaft, bic baieIbit fait ausidIisbIid)
in Der Sriessz zSnbuitrie bei6dftigt tt,
Stelluns gegen 9ugbes nebmen puroe,
lpp3u Iia nod bic ipsitsre annahms
seieGts, bab feline aritit an Dem 8iIs
ioniden Giienbabnseies ibm c6eHs
faus sroben Sdaoen Sufiisen plroe,
aber ssraps Die Sititadten baben ii4
nit acknowledgement Webrbeit fir
!Suebes ertldrt, ipdbrenb Die lambs
ipirtbI6aftIi9en Wsftitaaten, no nod
basu Das Ssutidibum bebeutenp
iiarter lit, ii4 gegen 9usbes sepanot
obsr ibm Elm fold i4tpa4es 0otum
geeebsn baben, bab bas Reiultat nod
in 3peifel lit. gisentbiimlid pie oas
tltnssn mag, ge6t aus Dem 8abIreiuls
tat berpor, oab in ben Staaten. no
bic ginbeitri6ler am i1pa4is en- iino,
sine grDBers 9tbneisung segen GneIano
beitebt, aIs in ben Staaten, no iie an
ltdrtiten iinbl Man Oeriu4t bieIe
sissntbiimli6s Sadlase in Der Weiie
Su ertIGren. bab Der bobe preis fir
Wei5en Stimmeu fir Wtlipn sstpprs
ben bat. Qtud pirb Die 2luiidt Oers
treten, baB gfOofeDeIt nit feinem
2riessssfarei DieI llnbeiI anserittst
bat, neil man aHnabm, bab sr fir
Sugbes iprsde uHb elm &rteg mad
oes 2sBteren GrpGblung gu erpartsn
itiinbe Da eine anoere GrtIdruns
nidt gu finben iit, 10 i6siut es nit
oisien 4niihten feline Rihtieteit gu
baben, aber bamit piro Der Sntelt,
sens Der Jarmer tsin giinitiges 3euss
nib ausgeftsut. gidt WiIfon, Ton<
bern Der Srieg in europa bat bic Wsis
Senpreiie in bic S0bs setrieben uub
es mar ausseidlOifsu, bab RpoTepslt
irsenb peIhen GtnfluB auf Susbes
rem beitGtigt porbcn lit, ais er in Der
annabme, oaB SuSbes geiisst babe.
bic Grtldrung abeab, bab er .psber
ms aabinet eintreten, mod l.. irg,nb
pelder Beiie psrIuaen perbe, auf
Sugtes ein3utpirten. Inter bisIen
gsrbdItniFen eridetnt bas DabIrss
iultat als cine grobe aom1bis Der
Srrungsn, bic aber. fails bus Gnbs
reTuItat gu 9uniteu Don 0iIion auss
fallen iOIlte, ii9 i6psr RIDDEN ptrb.
Die umeritanif6s Snbuitrie nirb iih
unter einem 8tlfonf6en 5urif nidt
behaupten tDnnen unb nenn bieie niat
acbeibt, perben bic greiie fir @sissn
ltnb S6tDeine, tpeIte fir bic @ntI9eis
bung Der 5ormer beitimmenb naren,
bon ibrsr SObs fturt berabgsben, benn
faIiebIih TT bas 9ebeiben BEG Sars
mers bod D6[lig Dom Staubs Der ams.
ri.aniidsn Snbuitris abbGngig.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-09
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Sn Omaha, Reb., 1T ous
4oamionIhe Q9tftuHbsns@sieb aui
ietne aonititutionolitdt seri6tlia ans
gefoaten tDorben, neil es feline re5t.
mdbige ReguIiruug bes afuiI6snisuat,
lttsH SanbeIs 1T uno gegen ben Der.
tafunsspdragrapbeH oeritDBt, Der cine
ent3tebung bon Gisentbum Obne ges
rldtli6en proseb perbietet. Der
prOasb tpiro ii9 DON aGsemeinenl
sSntereiTe erpetien, neil er benz C6er,
bunbesgeri6t @eranIafIung aeben
iuiro, fid oarifber gu dubern, Of unb
pel6e @reu5en Der @etpalt bes apu.
erefes unt.r bem parasrapben ber
Hegaiirung bes 5pi5henitaatliden
5onbels se5pgen iinb. Ser urfpriina=
f9e Geounte, Der benz paragrapben
tHnsiuoHHts, mar, baB Ssr amerisanis