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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-04-27
The "i Remember Club"

Why | remember when
Thomas Santschi was an expert
matchmaker.
James Bradbury. seue comedian.
played in Shakespeare
Edith Johnson's pretty likeness
adorned the outside covers Of popu.
lar magazines.
vivian Reed was known as The
irlwiih.themilion.dollarsmile
kaihlyn Williams played leading
7oles with travelling theatrical attrac.
tions
Tom Mix. selig cowboy star. brand.
ed cattle down in New Mexico and
rode the ranges"
Eugene Besserer supported Mckee
Rankin in that world.famous mela.
drama The Danites.r -
Jack Pickford. in knickerbockers
played small bits" in movie cc,,.
pany which exploited the entire PICK.
ford family
Al W Filson. Selie character man.
was a member Of the vaudeville team
OF fllson a Errol and used George N
I ohans first playlet as a popular
vehicle.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-04-27

HiTI7e Burk's Sl2.01o Rolls Rog1e
anio which was presented to Miss
Burke when the iitian-haired star
siFhed contract to appear In tde
new motion picture novel "Gloria's
homanee is Of famous Hungarian
Hiue which designers Of cars on this
SIDE have attempted in vain 10 dnpli-
cite
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-04-27
IN h n on - x v = y u HaNg y
" THE THEtTERS X
SSs sF q aaH nRwx a
me Gem.

The Pirates Of Finance. the 10th
episode Of Graft" is Thursdays Of
ferIng at the popular Gem supple
menting it is the Animated Weekly
ana 'Nausht on sky scraper The
Gem has the sole righi to an Red
Feather Paihe and Gold Rooster
productions
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-04-27

bump and KEEP, spreading
and il cot So had | could not
slcp at night. The ring
worms were large and as
thick as they could be snd
the skin Nas red ami In.
hamed. They itched and
burned and the itching va
50 bad that I irritated nv
face By scratching I Was
..-I.a....s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-04-27

An elaborate screen production of
Julius caesar drew a large aaa-
ience to the Hishland Tie picture
cost sio 600 and required Is months
90 complete
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-04-27

WANTED-To see you sell II or rent
It. Use Leader CLASSY Eide" ad:
3 lines. times. % cents.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-04-27
Sample Each Free by Mail

With SIP Skin Book on request "A.
dress postcard "Cu,ieura. Dept. 4, Bo..
isn." Sold throughout the void.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-04-27

paihe gold rooster in five reels.
Little Mary Sunshine featuring
Raay Marie Osborne. the youngest
leading lads in the world. supported
hy Henry King Marguerite Niehols
and Andrew Arbuckle 10 say nothina
of the lear a f4cture ,hat wii
warm YOUR heart With suubeams
This beautiful child will bring tears
of pathos to a mothers ewes. and
SIZE will make every proud father
want 10 hug and kiss her. Without
doubt she is the most wonderful in-
Fenie actress Of her ears in the
realm OF the silent drama.
\ leap year tansle. With Lyons and
Compson
For matinee oHly The still Voice
Ben Wilson.
The Town that Tried to Come
Back. with Victor Portel.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-04-27
ITCHING R|NCWORM
ALL OVER FACE
Kept Spreading, So Bad Could Not
Sleep atNight. ltched and Burned.
Ashamed to Go Anywhere.
HEALED BY CUTICURA
SOAP AND OINTMENT

"Rineworm arst began on my face and
spread TO my neck and it got almos. all
over my face It first came out In one iif,ia
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-04-27
G 6 /: vi
Thursday. April 2i.

Sixteenth episode Of Graft s,rfu
Tie Pirates Of Finance coastitus
ing The latest tWo reel episode ol
Universal special feature, written b.
Walter Woods, and produced BIZ Rich
ard stanton from the original synop
sis hv Hugh Weir and loe Brandt
Richard stanton and Jane Noyak CO.
stars with Glen White In sensational
niFersal serial
Animated Weekly
Caught en- a Sk4scrane;
I~ko comedy with Harry Gibbon
Yin Moore and May Emory.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-04-27

"A friend asked me 70 try Cuticura
Soap and Ointment By the time one boz
of Ointment and one cake Of Soap we-e
gone. was healed signed Mrs Sallic
Iarwood. Evens,ille. Tenn. July 10. 1878
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-04-27

Logan County maps, mandy refer
enee for oil men. Phone 21S Il. f.
ardwel. Guthrie. Okla.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-04-27

Buy at nome" is . WHINING motto
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-04-27

Colin Campbell's Mode.
Aoas the crepe hair-away with the
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-05-02
236 Merchant
Ships Destroyed
Since War Began
by Associated Fress.l

WASHINGTON. April 2S.-British es-
Inmates of the European wars toll Of
merchant ships, given in figures today
by the department of commerce. put the
number at $50 with a tonnage of more
than 2,000,00e. Allied vessels lost num-
Der 53S and neutral 1913.
The estimates, made by a British ad
miral, give British losses as 40 ships;
French, So; Russian, So; Italian, %; Bel
s.isn, 10; and japanese. 3. This does
not include the loss of 237 trawlers by
the British, seven by the French and
two by the Belgians.
Norway, with 81 vessels destroyed,
leads the neutral nations in losses
Sweden with 40 is second and Denmark
with 2S third. Holland has lost q and
the United States :.
British losses amount to 4 per cent
of the total number i'll service and s
per cent of the tonnage. French losses
are 4 per cent in number and per
cent in tonnage. Despite these losses,
il is declared, the aggregate of ships
owned by the allies is being steadily
Increased through building.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-05-02
SHIPPERS To
OPPOSE RATE INCREASE
Chamber of Commerce Passes
Resolution Calling 1t Tax
on Farmers

Especial Dispatch to The Iournal)
GAINESVILLE, Ga, April 3O.-Vig-
orOus opposition to the proposed plan.
all points in the state of Georgia, on
the grounds that sucn action would re-
suit in placing Georgia farmers mer-
chants and manufacturers to Il distinct
disadvantage and place All additional tax
on the people, developed at Il meeting of
the Habersham chamber of commerce.
Thursday night.
The Atlanta Journal, which mas edi-
tOrially condemned the proposed in
crease, was extended a vote of thanks
by the Habersham chamber i'll set of
resolutions which are as follows:
Whereas. Certain railroads tO-wit the
Atlanta, birmingham * Atlantic Railway com
Psny; Atlantic Coast Line Railway company;
Central of Georgia Railway company; the GeOl-
eia Southern and Florida Railway company;
tie SeJbOard Air Line railway company: tie
southern Railway company, and their branches
and allied lines, all have filed petition
fore the Georgia Railroad commission Cor
revision of freight rates within the state OF
Georgia. and;
Nher, as, ii the petition Of the said railway
companies Is granted, ii appears that the gross
increase in freight rates in Georgia will Amount
10 over ten niiIliuBs # dollars the result Of
Whi'n will plac" 'r-rs:gia farmers. merchants
manufacturers, fruit growers and other lines of
industry at a distinct disadvantage in meeting
cElsdc cOmpell'mh ana pun upon lIe cohnioh
pHUI.e of the state la tLat will further lu-
crease the cost CT Twins, AID:
whereas. The Atlanta Journal has shown con-
spicuUJIs fairness AMI clearneSs In calling tue
attention o. tire people Of the state 60 the
proposed increase in rates demanded by the
said railroads. and has shown itself the chaId-
rion Of all classes, industries and business.
therefore:
Resolved, That Nh" lTaLnTshan Chambe Of
Commerce extends to the said Atlanta Journal
its thanks or its efforts in behalf of the
people ~ opposing the increased rates
demanded by the said railroads and at the
same time pledge moral support TO further
efforts of the said Journal TO fight the bat
Ties of the people and protect the business
and Industries of the state of Georgia.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-05-02
80 DAYS FREETRIAL1

record book and other literature. They are free.
S. H. DAVIS, 97.H, SOL May ST., Chicago -
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-05-02
Compulsory Education and
Free School Books
Blu Bishop Warren 4. Gambler

secular educa tion all over the world. II
increases power without increasing con-
science to direct and restrain such pow
err, it inf1ames ambition and breeds dis
content.
Sir Archibald Alison In His History
of Europe During the French Revolu-
tion," noting the increase of depraVity
with the spread of knowledge in
France said cit is not simply knowl-
edge. it is knowledge detached from re-
ligion, that produces this fatal result,
The reason of its corrupting
tendency i'm morals is evident-when so
detached it multiplies the desires and
passions of the heart without an in
crease TO its regulating principles; it
augments the attacking forces without
strengthening the resisting powers, and,
thence, the disorder and license it
spreads through society. The invariable
characteristic of a declining and corrupt
state of society is a progressive in
crease i'm the force of passion and a
progressive decline i'm the influence of
duty"
Already in the United States we have
this characteristic of a declining and
corrupt state of society; and we are in
danger of increasing it by secularism IN
education.
Compulsory education, with its at
tendant corollary of free text books. is
Objectionable from a standpoint of edu-
cation also. 1t is an attempt to force
education down the threats of children
whose parents will not send them to
school voluntarily, nor incur the small
expense of buying school books for
them. Such a process of education can
never bring any valuable results edlI-
cationally. 1t is a futile plan of drag
ging the donkey to water and trying
TO make him drink whether he will or
rot In order to get such a plan adopt
ed the system of compulsory education
proposes to invade the sacred relation
of parent and child. and extend its con-
straining power over all the parents in
the state. This is a proposal to pay too
high a price for the doubtful benefit to
the community of forcing compare
lively small number of children into the
common schools.
l can not think so unreasonable q
plan is inspired by the highest consider
alton for the public welfare, but tina
il is rather plan by which to give a
small company of men, called "a board .
power to create, color, and control the
public opinion of the future by abso-
lutely dominating the minds of the chill
Gren of the present generation.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-05-02

SYNOPSIS OF FIFTH INsTALLHENT

June Travis a Red Circle appearing on
ner hand. discovers that she is the daughter
~ Circle Jim Borden. who tried 10 de-
>troy his family aud its Red Cir,le birtu-
marx OF crime. June. pitying the poor.
rnhs a loan shark and i almost caught by
Detective Lamar. Mary. the nurse. clears
June and the latter. in mans Sarh reScueS
an discriminating coat from the police. Seen
climbing in her hOudoir window. June is in
danger % having her secret surprised 10y
Mrs. Travis
Chief of Police Allen and Lamar are baf-
fled hy the appearance Of The Red Circle
on the mans hand. which one Of the Uo-
licemeu had seen on the man that took
the coat.
smiling sam Esgan. a former pal Cf
Jim Rorlen'S but now 2 reformed cob
bier and jewel fence. is visited by lamar, in
the hope hat he might throw some light
on the mystery.
lamar pumps old Eagan without learning
ANYTHING 10 add 20 his small store OF in
formation With regard to the history OF tht
Rcd Circle.
June enters the shop to bid old Eacan
farewell before going away for the summer.
IN time to save lamar from a murderous
stack hy the old Cohhlcr. Lamar prom
ises 70 call at their home in Surfton. Plans
for the trip absorb him and he forgets la
gar for the present.
Eagan sends his confederate. Alma Ia
sale. 10 operate al the Surfton hotel ball
with p painted Rel Circle as a blind.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-05-02
Heavy Snowfall
In NeW England
(By Associated Press.)

BOSTON, April 2S.-Snow fell over
eastern Massachusetts and Rhode
Island today, the latest date for any
appreciate fall in more than 81 years.
From early morning and through part
of the forenoon unusually large flakes
fell
The fall here was estimated at ap-
prOximately two inches. 1t melted
rapidly, however. and little inconven-
fence was caused.
Snow was reported from Providence,
r. l., and other points in that state;
from New Bedford and other south
eastern Massachusetts, cities, and from
Lowell in the northeastern section of
the state.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-05-02

possible under a fresh strain or Natures
effort to repair =,
In the spring time we can md OLD
trees and shrubs that will send our
few green leaves and sprouts only 10
die after the effort, although the sap
had risen and Natures enort coulu De
seen. And We can remark the same IA
taIit,- when some trees aud shrubs as
sumo vitality which fades away at the
close of summer at the approach OF au-
tumn.
There is a ceaseless struggle TO re-
cuperate and repair the waning forces
in human life. So long as the declining
patient can preserve normal conditions
the end may be delayed. But when the
human body is in decline. like herbs and
shrubs decline, the change in the sea
sons makes a change in conditions, and
then the crisis. we all do fade as
leaf"
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-05-02
Governor FGTeS
Birthday Date for
Unknown BGby

COLUMBUS, Ohio, April 29.-For a
doorstep baby, Matilda Moorefield is
getting on quite well.
No one knew her birthday so Governor
Willis has named December 30 as the
day she shall celebrate. Her official
birthday has been fixed as December ~
1914 The child was found on a door
stem and A childless woman who is pay
ing her expenses in the Children's home
named her Mooreleld after a famous
church. and Matilda after herself No
clue to Baby Matilda's parents has been
found.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-05-02
nr.ru AVN rHr SEASONS.

one Of the old-time sayings lha'
member in the long ago is watch the
sprfug and fall. for Death takes ts
heavy toll when the seasons change
n would seem that the passing away
OF a large number OF Atlanta's pioneer
ana distinguished men IN quick success
sion during April would indicate that
DEarh- has been unusually busy during
me past month. Before one could De
carried 20 the cemetery another would
$ away and be awaiting burial
have also noticed that lingering III
ness IN the summer time often waits
until September comes for its fatal end
ing. 7 was once acquainted with aeon
Sumptive family. where grown-up chill
dren were taken of as the summer sea
son Iapsed into fall weather There is
= plausible theory. namely. that the
change in seasons means an effort to
take on new conditions. and oftentimes
the effort fails. because vitality has
zone down so low that recovery is i'm
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-05-02

CONTINUED IN Next Issue.)
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-05-02
S0us u. s. to Haze
Compulsory NGvGl
Service Later On
Nv Assooiatad Press.l

PENSACOLA, Fla. April 2S.-Lleuten-
ant Colonel w. =. Davis, United states
coast artillery corps, told delegates 20
the twenty-fourth annual convention o.
the Alabama Bankers association here
last night that he believed compulso-
nv military training finally would lie
adopted in the United States.
Colonel Davis, who is commander Oh
coast defenses in this section, was
speaker at the annual banquet of ne
association. The convention will ad-
journ April 20.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-11-03
clearinghouse Brief.

@albington, 8. g., oen 2. 9op. '16
Die politiide &agnc, ieet III
rem gnoe elltgegen gebenb. mar cine
furSe aber mtfregenoe unb lie miro
Die pplitGnOige 9tieberlage Ser oerto.
fratiiden Iartei ,tnb Die triltmpbie.
renoc G%rmGhlltng bon @ltgbes ilnO
5airbonfs uno cinent Gon9reB, repll,
blifaniih in beioen 3meigcn, sur Sol
&c .boben.
Gom Aniouqe ser aumpogne al,
ipilrben Die 9emofroten 3l,r 0eicnii.
be getrieben Nllrh Ole heitiQen Nngrif,
fe oes rcpltblifaniidcn 8r1iiNent.
idaftsfaubiOoten, Ociicn onnlptiIfer
8eiit Die ioacnomttcn Grfolge ser oe.
mofrotiIdIeu Administration lrno ocs
oemofratiiden &ongrciies obne Gr.
borrncn in bos ri6tiqe 2itt ~Itelltc.
Or fanb bieie angebIiden grfolee
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-11-03
.ibertriehen UNI nidt itidbiItia.

iibertrieben uno hidt ltlTDtitlg'
seine aritit Der ausIanoiiben Eo'
Iitif oes grdiioenten 1T iaarf aber
sere6t eefpeien ,rub fem Oemotratl'
ider &ebner-ielbit Der Eraitoent
nidt-mar i'm Stnnbe lie 5ulrieoen'
Itellenb Sii beantmorten. Sn lelrell
angriffen auf Die alsIanoiide Soll'
tit bes IrGiioenten beihrantte llf
@oupcrncilr Sugbes meilters aitfgtc'
rifo uno er lieferte Den nidt du be-
Itreitenoen 8etueis, oab Die Folltlt
oes 8~r1iiSerten oieiem unglildli6en
2unoc g~egeniiber bic SdamrOte allf
oie @angen zines ieOcn cbrliden llno
patriotii6cn Entertainers trelbell
muB. Sn ser 8eioIgung elmer Fo-
litif, Die oie Ser. Staaten III Den Wilt
aen ser @elt lGderIifJ gcnadt bat,
hat Der @rGiioent obne Sd,lts arneri-
foniide 9eben uno amcrifaniides 81.
aeutlm geopfert unO or bat ltil5nbll-
ae Millionen orl elmer militarilden
8oriteIlung b~ergelt0et, Die einem Sir
Sobn Salitaff alle Gbre gemadt bn'
ben Ditrbe.
Sn ieiner 9~ebunoIltng Der EoIitif
6es 8~r1Iioenten oen fricgfiibrenoen
RGdten guropo's gcgcniiber, bat
@orpcrncllr Sugbes Tartci fir feinc
gcnommcn. gr bot aber Die Sano'
Ilingen gnglano's in Seaug auf un-
iere Spit uno uniercn iIberieeii6en
Sanoel perbannlt u1b er bot Die No.
miniItration f%onoemniert, neil JIG
nitt ouf Die allterifaniiden &edltc be.
itanOen llnO oieielben bepabrt bat.
oils ipobrer Ilnerifaner mar 8ouper=
neur Sli9bes ge5rultngell, Die Eolitif
Der Administration 81 peroummen,
neil Tie allf unIere Soften Den eng
lGnoern gegeniiber 81 frelnblid mar.
Gin Charles 6. Sns6es uirb nidlt
ieben Sag sefunben. @r bat bemie.
fen, oaB Die meiite niltIi6e unO fon.
Itrllftipe @eiesgebung, nit welder
tiff Aip Sprnofrotpn hriIiten INN mel
DIE Der GrGltoent ourd ben &onereb
foraieren mllbte, auf rcpublifanii6e
Sorarbeiter berl,bt l,no nltr nit Ser
Silfe bon repitblifoniifen Stimmen
effeftin gemnht merben fonnte.
@ouberneuer Sligbes, nit Dem gtlts
te ieiner lleber5ellglngcn unb ieiner
groBcn iuriitiihen &%enntniiie, griff
Elm Stiid oemofratiider 8eiesgebung
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-11-03

on, allt meldes ote Sernofrafen ole
er6bten Soffnungen fir bic @ieoer.
pabI oes HrGiibenten geiest baben.
8ouperneur Sugbes bot oas gbam-
Ion'ide adt.S ttnben-@ eies fir &c.
niije alaiien bon @iienbobnbeoicnite.
re bIobseiteIlt, nidt in einem Der Ir-
belt feinbliben Gimme, benn fem eiae.
ner &eforo liefert ben beiten 9epeis,
bab er ein gutter Sreunb Der Grbeiter
lit, ionoern nit Der Ibiidt Die 2eerc
uno Die llnmogIidfeit bieies @eieses
flar 81 maden gan5 abgcieben bon
ieirem gefGbrliden Gburatter. Sa.
our6 riSfierte er oen Serluit Der
Stinmen Der llniuiiienoen rn0 Der
prpfeiiioncllen neutrality-suspicious.
pom Sdlage oes notpriiden GnglGn'
oers Gam @ompcrs. Gr mar jebod
iibcrSei,gt, baB alle Sorurteilsloien
Mcnidcn linn idltcBlid &cdt geben
meroen in ieiner %GrflGrung, DAB bas
Moamipn. @eieb Elm mertloies uno DC.
magogii6es Stiif @eiesgebltng lit.
Sn Oieier ipGten Stitnbe lit cs tpobl
falrmt %notnenbig, nod]mals an Die
0cllti6anerifaner 81, appellieren fir
Sllgbes lrnb 6airbanfs 81 ltimmcn.
ellie 3eiden bellten an, Dab 80 bon
iebem Sllnoert Der oelttidamerifani.
iden Stinmgeber bas tun tperoen.
Iu9 lit es iebr fennseidneno, bab
bon Den $50 Oeltiden 3eitungcn I'M
2an0e, sic Iid i%iberbaitpt nit Der go.
litif befaiIerl, MIR brei ben EraiiScn.
ten @iliun nHteritiitt baben.
gber es lit notlpenoig, notmals
an Die 0elti6amerifaner in Se5ug
ullf ben &ongreb SIT appellieren. Sic
iollten lid ni6t burd lofale 3ritGn-
De lnO oiir6 perionlide &iidiidten
beeinflliiien Iaiien, Sic iolIten tiir
ollie rcpublitaniiden &ongreBfanoi.
oaten Itimmen. @iro @pupernellr
Sugbes gum G~r6iibenten ertpGblt,
aber Der SongreB bleibt oemofrotiid,
10 miliicn penigltens 5ipei Sabre per-
geben, ebe Ser olr6 sic oemotrotii6e
RiBmirtidaft ltno bemofratiife lin,
fabigfeit oneeridtete Sdaoen lpieoer
gut gemadt peroen fam.
Ser bette uno ii6erite @eg lit oas
gan5e republifaniide Sifet bon q
bis 3 gu itimmen.
@dbretto pielen Sabren nobmcn
Die 0eutid-I merifaner, Defenders Die
ollf Dem 2anoe pobnen, nl1r geringes
Snterelie an Der Solitif rno nit Der
Ilsnabme Der So5ialiiten in ben 50.
brifltaoten idlolien ii6 nrr ipeniee
9euti6e elmer politiiden Gartei OH,
Ibcr aus nabeliegenoen @riinoen i'll
es in oieiem Sabre anoers semoroen.
Er1Iioent @ilion's 9egiinitigltng
Gnglanbs, bes idlimmiten Seinoes
oeS alten &aterlanoes, sic @eiqeruno
N1. nTS -
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-11-03


8olitif bes 2anbes gu MAIDEN. Der.
ianrmelten iid i'm Iesten Moi cine
An5abl bon prominenten 9eutIdome.
ritaner ieoen 8erufes in Gbicooo.
Die Gage fpuroe nod allen Seiten hin
~belprod)en uno elm ausihub ernannt,
Der Die Inipriide Der politii6en Gar.
teien nno Der beridieoenen &anSibo.
ten auf Die Stimmen Der Seutidome.
ritaner ermagen ioIlte. Ser Iusidub
beltano aus Den Serren S. s.. Moper
bon Ebilaoelpbia, Soriisenoer; sSyoi.
Srep bon Rep yorf uno Sorace
Brand bon Gbicago, @iSe-8orIisenbe;
y. bon Soiie bon 8ilmington rtnb q.
Silnm bon 9bilaoelpbia, SefretGr;
uno Seroinmo @alter bon Gbicaao,
Sdatmeiiter, Sad elmer lanaen rnb
iorgfdltigen grmGeung bat oieier
Iusi6ub ieinen 9eridt erltattet rnb
lit oerielbe ilber bas gor5e 2ano, no
nllr hnmer Oeutide npbnen, perteilt
lporoen. Ser Iusi6ub fanb, baB Der
Iniprlid Der 0emofraten, 8rGiioent
@ilion babe ltus bomariege bemabrt,
nidt utf 8abrteit beritbe u1lo Dob
Der &rebit fir Die Grboltung oes
Srieoens Dem amerifanii6en &on.
greiie lino Dem Oeltiden &aiier ge.
biibre. Ser IusiduB fanb peiter,
buB 8raiioent@ ilion tatiG6li6 &rieg
nit Rerifo aefiibrt babe, obne ar,e-
rifoniihe 2eben mo amerifaniI6es
@igentllm 81 bei6iisen.
8as nun Die angeblide algemeine
Eroiperitat anbctrifft, Die bon Den
0emofraten als Die Solee elmer DC.
mofrotiiden Administration i,n6 be.
mofratii6er @eies9ebung beoniprudt
miro, 10 fam Der ausi6uB gum
Sdluiie, bab oieie 8roiperit1t cine
fiinitli6e lei rnO auf Der Seritellung
bon &riegsmaterial fir Die eliropGi.
ifen miierten berube. glliberbem
bGlt Der gusiduB Die oenlofratiide
Gartei fir bie erb0bten Soften oes
2ebens i1nb fir Die %erbobten Steuern
perantipprtli6. Ser HrdIioent miro
fir ben rnierem 8oItperfebr unb I'M.
Icrem iiberieeii6en Sanbel burd
England sugefiigten Sdaben perion-
lid perantportli6 gebalten unb ebert
faas fir Die 8opfottierltng amerifa-
niider 6irmen auf Dem 8eltmarfte
allf 8etreiben @nglanos. Ius bieien
uno pielen anberen @riinoen emf
pfieblt Der arlsi6uB, bah ale Sentid.
amerifaniiden giirser sesen 8uub.
roip @ilIpn itimmen iolen.
Sn elmer iorgfGltigen ueberItdt bes
&etoros oes @o,lpernellrs Suebes,
ieiner Heoen ltno Sanblungen, fommt
Der slusifuB gum Sdluiie, bak ieine
@abl benz 2anSe einen edjten sruhen
amerifaniiden 9raiiSenten seben
iuiiroe.
Mlls bielen @riinoen, ober belon.
Oers lpegen leines Dabren Imerifo-
nism1tS, ieiner Srele in alien 3ingen
rno ieincr llna6bdngigfeit bon allen
&liql1en in lllo anBerbalb Der Bortei,
mod1t ser glltsiduB sic Gmpfeblllng,
baf jcbcr SentIdamerifaner feline
Gimme fir Charles 6. SnsBes als
GrGiibcnt ser Ser. Staatcn a69cben
iull.
aommentor 5u obiaeit lit iibcrfliti,
fig. Nur iolltc gciagt iperoen, bob
0ieIer 8eri6t nod Dor Der 8abl IN
oic SGlloc eincs ieben 0elltidamcri.
fancrs I'M 2anoe fornmen ioate, oerni
oerIclbe miro obne 3neifel groBen
GinfluB olli bie lpenieen 9eittl6amc-
rifuner bobelt, bic iid nod nitt fir
Suabes unb Sairbanfs entidieoen
boben. -yRomullts."