davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-28
9rei @idter.

Ser 9eltidamerifaniide Staot-
oerbano bon Cincinnati peranltoltete
neuli6 ein groBes GolffeIt. 0os=
ielbe itanb, tpie Elm 8eri9t lid aus
oriidt, gang I'M 3efben oes 8ro-
tets gegen Die Shmabllngen, mel1e
Die 9iirger oeutl6er 4bfunft pom
Sberbaupt oes 2anoes mieoer ba=
ben binnebmen miiiien." @s ipuroen
bret &eoen gebalten. llnb es lit
bemerfensipert, oaB Die orei &eoner,
bon oenen feiner Elm 8latt Dor Den
gfuno nabm, Iammtlib @ertreter
oes Gi6teramtes maren. &i6ter
S6mab erflarte es fir Die Yflift
jeoes ginlDanoerers, amerifanii6er
giirger 81 meroen. Die 8iirger
oeutider I%bitammung aber miiroen
Don ibrem Ge6te, aritif gu iiberl
fein Sofa aufgeben uno menn Ser
Bralioent nod 10 Iebr gegen Tie met
tere. @uBeroem iole Der 8rdiioent
es fid geiagt iein laiien, Dab iib oiele
&ritif sur5eit iofuol gegen Den ober-
item 8eamten Ser Station mie ge-
gen BEN &anbibaten @illon ridte.
&i6ter @omaro S. 9emplep, ser
friibere 9iirgermeiiter bon Ginein-
nati, nabm Die 9eutldamerifaner IN
Shue. Die galt5e 4~gitotion gegen
lie lei bpiterii6 uno er fonne ben
iogenannten @oQamerifanern MIR
empfeblen, iid Die 8eoadtigfeit nno
anoere quite gigeni6aften ibrer oert-
lden Mitbiirger gum Wuiter gu
nebnlen. Hi6ter @iaiam $. Git
oers enoli6 trat fir BEN in 10 ge=
61lliger @eiie perleumoeten 9eutl6e
amerifaniI6en Nationalbuno Elm,
nit Dem oas amerifaniide 9eutIb-
tum itebe uno faIe.
@ibt es in unlerem 2anoe 9e.
ante, oenen oas @olf Elm b~eipnoereS
@ertrauen entgegenbringt, 10 lino es
Die Hidter. Sb tie nun gepdblt
ooer ernannt peroen, ibre 2oDalitat
mliB ebenlo mie tire perlonlide
Ged)tidaffenbeit iiber ieoen 3mei-
fel erbaben iein. Die amerifaniihe
@0bleridaft laBt iih gan5 gemiB
niht oa5u berbei, oas &ihteramt
nit Ser groBen Wa6t, Die nit ibm
oerfniipft lit. einem Manne aus5ulie-
fern, aiir oeiien amerifaniife Sc
Iimungstii6tigfeit es mid)t oie oo1-
tie 8iirgldaft beiibt. llno aud
Der Yraii0ent Der 8ereinigten Staa=
ten ODER Der 8oupernellr, Der einen
Hidterpoiten 81 beiesen bot, miro
lid idmerli6 fir einen Wann emit
i6eioen, ben er nift als einen lopo-
len Hatrioten fennt. Man bari
alio getroIt onnebmeh oaB Die orei
&ifter, ipelhe in Cincinnati geipro-
d)en baben, oieler unerldBli6en
@orbeoineung geniigen. @aben tie
ii6 nun in oem Moment, no le
| tbre Gimme fiir cine 10 bitter uno
ungereft ahgegriffene 0atioltalitGt
erboben unb mo lie ben Mut bot
ten, oielelbe logar gegert Die Sri
tit oes oberiten 8eamten Der Notior
in S6ub 81 nebntet, aus Eatrio.
ten, oeren 2opalitdt friiber nod nie
angesmeifelt muroe, in @eridmorer
uno &errdter oermanoelt? ODER qili
oas nidt BON Dem &i6ter nit Ell.
nem engliiden Namen, Ionoern mn
BON ben beioen anoeren, Die ielbii
oieier angegriffenen NationaIitdt
angeboren uno baber beionoere ltr.
ia6e botten, le in Sfitb 5u neb-
men2 8ermania-S erolo.
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E r a 8.

sic Central Oiitrict 5ar.
mers' Union, Die in Soniton eine
8~eriammIung abbielt, bat iid fir
oen galt BON 2aeerbdulern, fir
yMarfeting@ Bldne, fir grleihte.
rutta BEG TRANSPORTS bon Sarm.
Iro6uften auf oent SouItoner
Shiffsfmnol uno fir Sic Ginrih.
tung elmer Heibe BON 9anfen fiji
Sarmer ausaelproden.
= Die SurD in Dem 8roaeB Scr
3at6erine Sarriion, Sic angeflaqt
lit, SO. 6. 8arren in Sort @ortf
getotet gu baben, bat iid bis ieet
nift einigen fonnen.
ssn 5rieoridsburg ioa oel
8ierte Suit in groBartiger @eilt
gefeiert peroen.
Sn @aIpeiton bat eeitern Ell
Itarfer Sturm getobt. gs tpnroC
aber fem Sdaoen angeridtet.
SIN Saule ieiner Godter
sSrau 6. %. @erbarot in 4lu1ge
itorb 8eorge Setid i'm Nlter boz
81 Sabreu.
8ier gefangene merifaniidl
8anoiteE. melde beifuloigt iin6
ben 8orpordf 8iaiam Sberlies bon
ID. aabaaerte : 8egiment bel Den
am Is. Sum- BEL Gan Sgnacio I'M
ternommerien lleberfaG getotet 81
BADEN, ueroen am 10. Suli IN Ga
reoo pro8efiiert tueroen. @egen ore
anoere ganotten, melhe am IL
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gieh.Nnrft.

Gan antonio, Ser, %. SUM 1916
@iibe $3.50 bis $3.50.
&dlber $3.50 Bis $8.75.
O6fen $5.25 Bis 1925.
8l1llen $500 Bis $5.65.
ct. 2olis, %. SUM- 1915. Sainos
bieb, S~erasz@ieb. $3.50 Biz $3.50.
S6tpeine $500 Biz $f0.02H.
Sante.
Sdiuere bonn GGIadter ....22 gts.
Qeihte btm S&laGter 90 Cts
Grin aeiaIsene ..........t3h sta
6ele.
8olf uno Studs 20 cts
Gneoros8ieeen per gfo. ......f0 Cts
Gfeoras8ieaen. beffdbiat -. 5 Cts
Somateu, $eras. A 9orbe, $500 uns
$1.25.
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SnIanb.

= Oie Sausfomites baben gelterll
in iebr fur8er 3eit bier tpidtiee
8erlagen %erleoigt, Die fir Die
&riegsloge BON 8ebeutune iino. Dos
6lottenfomite bat Die 0ia sur @n-
nabnle %empfoblen, Die lem Yraii-
benten oas Gedt giebt, Die Marine-
Mili5 in ben 8unbesoienit a~uf5uneb.
men. 9os 8etpiaieungsfomite bot
bic 4nnabme elmer urgent 9efi-
cienep gia~, Die iiber 25 Miqioneu
Dollars CUR Musriiitung Der Milia
betpiGigt empfobIen unb bas So
mite fir militdrii6e Mneelegenbei.
ten bat Die 9iG empfoblen, Die
8tpet Miuionen Collars fir gripei,
terung Ser MilitGr : Nfaoemie BE-
tptaigt. @uBeroem bat oas Salls
nit GROCER Waioritat beI6loiien.
Die @emiaigung bon elmer Mi1ior
Dollars fir beoiirftige SamiIien boz,
Wili8leuten in Dem 8eI6luB, ser Der
8rGlioenten CUR @in5iebung Ser Mi.
li3 bere6tigt, fteben 81 lalien,
@m 9ienItag abeno iinb biz
Weilt5 Sruppen aus ben oltlider
Staaten na6 Der merifonilder
@ren8e ubgegangen; tie fommer
aus ben Staaten 8ermont, MoiIo.
duietts, Connecticut, Nem gorf
unb Stem Serlep. Sbre 3obI wir>
ntf t4,061 ongegeben.
= @taiam q. @ilcor, frii6el
Soitmeilter BON SEEM Dorf, lit ols
8oriiber oes republifanii6en Ra.
tionolfomites ertp6blt poroen.
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Wentlfe.

aartoffsIn, 9eue seras, s2.75; Ga.
~lifornia $2.95.
SiiBe a~artoffeIn. 2ouiIinna. $1.75.
@nrfer, per 8nfhel, $f.75 Ii. $500.
@pirat, 75c per BnIheL.
Sanalb. 75c per 8uihel.
gierpflnn5en, $1.20 Der 8uiheI.
@opfialat, $3.50 un6 $2.75.
8obnen, Crime. $3.50 per Nuf6el.
Colorado $500; Gina. 1925; Noba,
1925; 8laf gbes, 1925; @riine go6s
men, per 8u5deI, $500.
Sfra. $3.50 fir bier 8uIdeI.
8lmmenfobI, $1.75 fir ~ Gtiid.
&aoiesden, SOC {. 1 Gbo. BiinoeI.
Robl, $3.50 per Crate.
IeteriiIie, 35c Der gbo. SBinoeT.
Sfpiebeln. Seras Bermuda, $500 Der
Crate, Choice, $3.50; G6r5ftol Bor,
1926.
5ellerie, $500 per 9ubeno.
@riiner Bfeffer, Seras, $500.
Beeten. 40c Der Dbo. sBiinbeI.
@elbe 8ur5eIn, 80 Ii. 35c Der 9b6.
WeerrettiasB ur8ein. Der 8fo. f2ht
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@obert 6. Senrl
(8olitiide Gnseiee.

Gem Marine : 0epartement
lit mitgeteilt por6en, oaB Die i'm
merifaniiden Staate 9ucaton an
iailigen Sapaner oen Imerifanern
gegeniiber ungebeuer fetnoielige @e-
fiible sur S6au tragen. Die in
8rogrelo uno Carmen pobnenben
@merifoter boben ii6 infolgeoeiien
genotigt geleben, oieie Std6te 81
oerlai1ert.
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I.okaIes.


~ = Z u
Die 8otterien 81. 9. uno 6.
oes 0ritten @rtiaerie : &geiments
oie nelllt Sabre I'M Sort Sam Sort-
ton poren, iino geitern na6 eagle
BaB obgefabren.
SIM 9eetbpen @arten farD
geltern a6eno eine SeItlidfeit ser
Aftipen oes 8eetbopen : Maluner-
dors gu g6ren hires 9irigentelt,
Serrn gloaiIer, itott, oie lebr biibid)
b%erIieF.
9ie @raroiurp bot geitern tie
ben @nflagen beri6tet.
- Sic Staats @raminattonen
Tin @er5te, melde in Seros pratt
5ieren moQen, ba6en am 9ienitog
in unierer Stoot begonnen; tie mer=
ben bret Gage oaltern. "a Cell
nebmer baben it6 oa5u angemeloet;
"a oerlelben iino @roouierte Ger me-
oi5inii6en Safultat bon @alpeiton.
Die ol1oern baben IN anoern Unit
p~erittdten Der Seer. Staaten lttoiert;
einige Der graminterenben itom-
met1 aus Spanien Mertfo unb 8ra-
iilien.
- 5rau @m. S. Me@augb aus
Gan Mntonio, pelde ii6 augenbltd-
lib in 2areoo aufbalt bot iib er-
bote1, aae Eoltlahen uno Badete,
mel6e an Mitglieoer BON Srupp
IS" oes /. teraniiben 9apa[eriez
&egiments geid)idt meroen, 8u be-
lorgen. Grupp IS" beltebt aus
San @ntonto Manni6aften uno lit
augenblifli6 IN Sort McSSS1ttolb bel
Sareoo itationiert, fann aber jeoen
4ugenblid perlegt meroen, moonr6
Die 8eforoerung Der 8oltla6en per-
5ogert miiroe. 5ran Wee@augb, De-
rem @atte BET Dem Grupp Itebt, lit
miaens, aaes, mas an Die Solooten
gei6ift miro, prompt gu b%eiprsen.
Sbre @oreiie lit: 8or 149, 2oreoo,
Serds.
Ser Ylan lit I'M @ange, elm
aus 9emofraten uno Mepublifanern
beitebelloes Gountp Sidet aufsu=
iteaen. Wan nil ui1t IN Ole 8ri-
marDablen eintreten, Ionoern oas
Sidet Dor Der Hopemberipabl Den
Stlmmgebern porlegen.
= 6. @. 9apies bat li6 ais Som
greBfanhioat fir Den IA. Diitrift
5lritfge5ogen uno Slapoen uno Soc
9. @ofins blei6en aGein inn 5elbe.
Sic Mitglieoer Der yNapier
Some @laros" bielten am 9iens-
tag abeno ibre 5tpeite 3ulommen=
funft; ibre 3abl lit auf so anse-
1pahien, bon Oenen Die meiiten milf
tdriide grfabrung baben.
grei am 9ienitag periibte
9iebitable mnroen BEL Der goli5ei
angemelbet. Ser cine muroe i'm
6nnia 506 gierte Strobe ausge-
fiibrt Ser 5meite PIT 3ebnte StraBe
nno Ser brittle 2S01 @eit 9onlton
GtraBe. @eitoblen milrOen 0iamant-
ringe, Elm Salsidmud, cine arm-
bafloubr, sfpei Yiltolen uim.
SIM 81. 9iitriftgeridt fpuroe
&. S. Sherman, Der am 10. Septem-
Der 1915 ieineE Sobn eri6oB, 5u 80
idbriger 3udtbnisbaft perlrteilt.
Ser Grocer Gbilipp 3alensfp
fam beim Glerf oes 8unoesgeridts
nm grteilung ieiner 9iirgerpapiere
Elm.
@eraoe 10 wie eegenDartig,
berrldte aud beute Dor finf5ig SAB
rem groBe a%ufregung in 9eutIdt
lano; 9reuBen batte an 0elterreid
uno belien @erbunoete Den arieg err
fl1rt utlo am 28. sunni 1866 puroe
Die erlte beoeutenoe Sdlad)t in Dem
Selo5uge, Der ben @runo sur 0eut=
l6en Ginigfeit legte, IN Der @egeno
BON 2angenlal5a geidlngen.
Mnoers als Ser binaus5iebenoe
Sobn benft oie 5uriifbleibenoe Milt-
ter ii6er ben 9riee. Mnoers als
Der Straightforward - Der Steuer-
3abler.
SeTa 3.
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Tlieser Smmelmanms lebter &f.

Cine gefonntmadung Der bolb-
off15ieQen lteberIee : Na6ridtett=
agentur beitatigt Die fiir5li6en Me(-
oungen bon oem Sobe oes Sber-
lel1tnonts Smmelmonn, oes berii6m=
ten oeltti6en 6liegerbeloen, ser flint
5ebn feinbli6e Slteger sur Strede
gebra6t bat. Ct erloa oen 8erlebutt-
gen, bic ct beim @b1tur5 letner Mo-
i6ine erlitt. 8riefe BON Der Sront,
oie in Berlin peroffentli6t mrr-
ben, entboIten @in5elbeiten iiber ben
lebten Gornpf, benz berlel1tnont SIM
melmonn ousgefodten bat. MuS
Ben 8riefen geht berpor, ooB er 1T
einem Sample nit ei1em britiI6en
SIieger, Ser az elmer Grippe BON
bret Ieroplanen geborte, Die sSn1=
melnlann trob Ser ltebermodt ott=
griff fiel. Ser aonpf in Ser 2uft
trug iid lpat an @beno gu. Die
8riten benubten Sic lebten Stroblen
Der Ibenoionne Inn sic 0iItrifte
btnter Ben oeuti6en 2inier1 5u re-
fognos5iererr. 8lotlid iab ma Ell
ne Softer : MoI6ine, in ser SSsnt-
melma1tn eigeren Metbooe, Ii6 aus
gemaltiger Sobe ol1f oie Grippe
berab5uitiir3en. Der Softer feuerte
eine &ofete ob, Tim Der beutl6en 9r-
tiderie leine NationolitGt on5u5eigen.
Sofort itelte oieie ibr Seuer ouf
Die britil6e Slieger ein. Gin britt
i6er 8iplan, Ser gum 9ngriff aus
getpdblt por, madte cine fur5e
@enoung, I'M benz StoB oes @ee-
ners ans5ulpeiben. 9ns beftige Rot=
teln Ser Moidineneepebre feb Die
uttenitebenoen geoba6ter e%rfennell
ooB aae MaI6inen Sen 9ampf nit
Dem Softer, Ser nidt a6lieB oos aus
genablte Spfer meiter 81 berfolger1,
anfgenommen batten. Ser 5fpeite
britil6e 6lieger folgte Ben &1mpfeft
BEN bon binten.
Blobli6, gerooe in Dem Mugerl=
blid als bie geobadter urterr Dem
Softer 5lt ieinem ermarteten Sieg
5uiubeln molten, fing Der Softer
Gil 5t fpadeln uno 81 fallen, Ser
5lieger mo6te augenl6einlid ber-
5weifelte 8eriu6e, bie aontroae
iiber oas 5lug5eue mieoer at ge-
minnen. SdlieBlid eelane es ibm
a1d, aber nur fir einen Iugenblif.
Das SIug5eug ~ltiir5te Damn aus
1000 Meter Sobe 81 gooen nno
begrub ben 5lieger unter Dem $40
tor.
Ils Die 2eide berporge5ogen muir
De, eriab man aus DEM Sroen Sour
le Werite, Sen Der Sote I'M oen SAILS
trlle, BOB Der @efoGene entpeoer
2eutnant Smmelmann uoer &oltpt-
mann 8oelfe NOR. grfennungsmar=
fen an ben &leioern I~telten bonn
felt, oaB Sberlel,tnant Snmelmann
es mar, BEN bier iein Sdifial err
reidt botte.
Sberle1ttnont Smmelmann mar
ein ~geborener 9resoe1er. @r muroe
1890 oIs Sobn oes p~er1tor6enen
Sobrifbeiibers Smmelman1 geboren.
Smmelmann ltuOierte an Ser te6ni-
i6en Sodi6ule IN Dresden Maldi-
nenbaulebre, trat bel Iusbrud oes
9rieges IN Elm gtienbobnregiment
elm, lieB ii6 aber oom sur SHE
gertruppe perieben. Sir feline fiib-
men Slieger : 8aten batte er ole
folgenoen @us5eidmngen erbaIten:
Sn Sudien /. Gitterfrer5 oes Mili-
tor ct. &einri6s Sroens. 2. 3it-
terfreu8 8meiter &laiie oes albredt-
Sroens NIT S6mertern. 8. Silberne
Sriebri6 IuguItmeoai1e am
&riegsbono. Sn 8reuBen: 1. Sroen
pour lie merite, 2. &itterfreu3 NIT
Sdnertern bonn Sausoroen Ser
6obei15olern. 3. giiernes Greu5
~
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Wnbl>Nnseieen.
SUR Gpuntn-Gferf

9ie nSreie 8reiie fir Segas~ lit au>
toriiiert, Germ Sranf R. Netutpn als
@anbioaten fir 8iebertpabI fir bas 4mt
bes GDantr =Glerf in Der benorftebenben
bemofratifden Rrimdrfpnbl nm %. Suli
an5ufinbieen.
8ir iilb a1toriiiert, Serrn George
Snrfep als &anbibaten fir bas @mt
oes Gpuntp =Glerf IN Der bemofratiIden
8rimdripnbl am %. Suli ansufinbiaen.
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7yiir Gountg : glnmalt.

8ir iinb alttoriiiert, Germ som S.
Neptpn als aanbioaten fir bas Gn1t
6eg Gonutp aniuaIt In Ser Sen1ofratis
i6en 8rimdrtuabG AM %. Suit an8u4
fiinbiaer1.
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SIR Gonmtp : Sommiiiar Iresinft
go. 4.
go. 4.

8ir iino aitoriiiert. Serru Sarpeb
Sef aLs aareibaten fir bas Gmt bes
Gpuntg : 2uanmtTar Bresinft So 4 iii
Der oemofratif6en Rrimdrtpohl an %.
Suli ansutureiaen.
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0as Observation-Disclosures oes
&otgreiies bot Die vSunorp Chill
8tG", sic 1913 Wiaionen Collars
betpiaigt, arigenommen.
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Sir Gpnnth -sdlakmeiiter.

@ir Iinb autoriIiert, Germ Better q.
6oefgen aIs &n1oibaten CUR Wiebertpdbl
fir bns Grt beg County Shabnneiter
in Der bemofrotiiden 9rimdrfpabl orts
sltfiinoiaen.
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cS0o 6oolep uno ibr Wanl

S0d SdoleD lno lbr Wfanll
8auI 9. SaoIep iinb Der grmorbung
oes Sberiffs @iaes auf einem 3ugc
Der 90. &. & &. 8abn i9uIbig be-
funoen. Saolep nuroe 81 Iebens-
lan9lidem 3udtbaus berlrteilt bie
5roit purbe fir wabniinnia erfIdrt
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Suns III Derrenten.

0as nntere nno u6ere Stodfuerf
BON Nr. 2tS Sn-gpmmerce StraFe
1T su perremten. 0dbere Insfnnft IN
Der Office Der sGreien grcFe".
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Sic araben i'd SIR @rob
init BEN 3dbnen", Iagte elm ar8t
5l einem gdlemmer, ser iif oeit
Maeen iiberIaoen bate.
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9as @IiidIidfein beftebt Ell
gentlid MIR i'm Streben nod @iiG.
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San antuniO, Seq, %. Sum- 1916
Brime gruoe Cotton Seeb Oil. SO
gents pet @onoue.
9ew gprf, %. SUM-. Spot une
SUM-. $1o.95 bio; Sui, $10.85 uno
$10.9 4ugult, $10.84 uno $10.S5;
September, $t0.81 uno $10.83; Otto
Der, $9.8t uno 1884; Iobember,
1891 uno 1898; 0sember. $3.50 unb
$s.82, Sarlar. 1851 nno $S.s3.
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5arin.3ro0nfte

Gan &ntonio. See. 90. SUM- 1916,
Butter .......... 1920 per gfo.
gier (ntr friide} No. i, 22c per 9sS.
SO. 2, 12c per 9so.
9iibuer -. ttkc-t6Hc per 8funo
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Suuntiuune.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Gan 4ntunio, Seg., 1875 Cts.
COLLECTION, geitern. 1856 cts.
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Sriefmed)iel smiidJen &pbert 8.
Senra mn0 g. q. @nrsbafI.

Serr @. 81. @ur5ba6 iteQt inns
oen na6ltebenben Brief sur 8erfi-
gu1g, ben er BON Gobert 8. @enrD,
&o1toioat fir Dos Imt oes 8unoes=
Iet1atoren, ols 4nttport erbielt nob.
Dem er i'm oorouf al1fmerflam &C.
madt bate, ooB Elm bon 6. s. 0in=
miooie an i'm (Senrp) geri6tetes
S6rei6en gegen i'm benubt miro.
@uco, Seros, AM 26. Stunt 1916.
SON. IS. 81. @ur5bo6,
Gnn 0f11tntttn Gorns
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-18
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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-10-27
By Helen Ring Robinson
Estate Senator of CoIorado.)

ScHdIOT OF
I am not with the Woman's Party.
My opposition to it's propaganda iS
based on the fact that | am working,
twelve months in the year, to get the
ballot for all American women. My
experience of practical politics has
taught me, among other things, that
the Congressional Union is being used,
at the present time, us a tool by the
forces in this country which have
fought, and will continue to fight,
equal suffrage.
am for Wilson because, through
out his Administration, he has con-
tinuousIy made his appeal from the
iinqIins of dollars to the rights of man.
am for Wilson because he moved
the Capitol of the country from Wall
Street back to Washington, and be-
cause he has withstood the forces,
now back of Hughes, who have sought
to remove it to Berlin.
l am for Wilson because he has in
deed shown himself "more interested
in the fortune of oppressed men and
pitiful women and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
in Mexico or in America-than in
his own personal fortune. Thank God
he is not "a hundred per cent candi-
date" but a hundred per cent MAN
l am for Wilson because, whatever
his fortune at the coming election, his
achievements have given him Il SUI
preme place in the li@t of American
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-10-27
WHAT IS BACK OF HUGHES?
Who nominated Hughes?

VINO nominated Hughes?
The Republican national convention
under the control of the Republican
bosses, captained by Penrose, Barnes,
SmOOt, Crane, Cannon, ct al. watch
dogs of privilege, repudiated as politi-
cal crooks by Roosevelt and the Pro-
gressiVes four years ago.
Who managed Hughes campaign in
the convention?
Tafts former campaign manager,
ex-Postmaster General Hitchcock,
whose function in previous conven-
tons has been the delivery of the
corrupt Republican delegates from
Southern States.
Who is supporting Hughes cam
didacy?
Wall Street, the predatory trusts,
the tariff benefciaries, the seekers and
holders of special privilege, the eX-
plOiters of Mexico, the munition man
ufacturers, the railroads, the bankers.
united pIutocracy, even its women
folks, all enemies of fundamental
Democracy, who hope to prostitute
government for selfish gain
What prominent statesmen are sup
porting Hughes?
William Howard Taft, foremost
apostle of reaction; Theodore Roose-
welt, disciple of Bernhard and advo-
cate of war for wars sake; Elihu
Root, attorney for malefactorS of great
wealth. and all the Tory mOuthpieces
of privilege.
Why are the "interests' supporting
Hughes?
Because they expect in return for
financial aid, special Legislation that
will add enormously to the wealth of
the few at the expense of the many;
because they see i'll Woodrow Wilson
the greatest exponent of Democracy
since Jackson. and seek to destroy him
lest this nation become Il real de-
mOcrHcY.
What will Hughes do, if elected?
The nearest he has come to saying
what he would do. if elected, was at
Milwaukee, when he declared that La
Fullettr'S Seaman's bill must be re-
peaIed, the Underwood tariff replaced
by higher tariff, and the "whoIe ad-
mnistrative legislative accomplish
ments wiped off the books for the
good Of the country"
What is included in these legislative
accomplishments
The Income Tax, the Inheritance
Tax, the Child Labor Law, the Federal
Reserve banking system, the Farm
Loan system, the Good Roads pro-
gram, the Federal development Of
Alaska, the Tariff Commission, the Fed
eraI Trade Commission, the Shipping
bill, autonomy for the Philippines, the
Clayton Act curbing government by
Injunction, the preservation of neu-
traIity, the maintenance of peace, and
the enlarged army and navy.
What would Hughes election sig
nifty?
The triumph of reaction and all that
&c signifies i'm thwarting human
progress.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-10-27

all those hurdencd Years, has been the
clear, old-time voice Of Amer:cu-the
voice that to some OF us had seemed
muted and overbOrne by class hatreds
and racial hatreds, and the snarling
scramble for dividends.
However the coming election may
turn. the pages of American history
which President Wilson has written
these past four years will be forever
illumined with the white light of stars,
and our children and grandchildren
will indeed have cause to thank God
for Woodrow Wilson.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-10-27
VII SON THE ABLE GUIDE.
sbortsighted Not to Elect Him, Says
Mrs. Joseph FeIS.

sbortsighted Not to Elect Him, Says
Mrs. Joseph Fels.
81 have a deep conviction that the
,onp Of Democracy lies with Wood
,orv Wilson. If we fail to re-elect him,
ra hava much TO fear"
Thus speaks Mrs. Mary Fels of
Philadelphia, an independent in poll
Hrs and one of the two American
delegates to the Stockholm Peace Con-
ference held in January, 1916. Since
tbe death of her husband, Joseph Fels,
sha hi, continued his work In the
Fpls Commission. founded by him to
promote the Single Tax Movement.
~ see. no use she says, 'in picking
ont specific measures, either things
done or things eft undone. L see
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-10-27
"WILSON MOVED CAPITOL
BACK FROM WALL STREET"
THANK God He ls & 100 Per Cent
Man." Declares Leader Of Wom-
ems Movement.

In contrast to the Hughes junket
Of Wall Streets womenfolk, comes
this Endorsement Of President VIII
son from a woman who has
achieved great things, and is a
leader of the real feminist move
ment.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-10-27

Was there ever a worse-bungled
campaign than Mr.. Hughes to date2
The New York Evening Post asked
that question in an editorial on Hughes
and Roosevelt, and frankly answered
its own question. 1--WE cannot readily
recall one"
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-10-27

THE MAN WHO HAS MADE GOOD
The Man who has made good,
Is good enough for us
And -0Cd to serve four morel
Here's three cheers
For the past four years:
Woodrow Wilson!
Here's three cheers
For the coming four years:
Woodrow wilson,
The Nan who has made good
In "I' that's gone before,
/ -l~y GOOD enough for us
To serve another four!