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The Washington herald., 1916-11-03
Six-Man Hockey May Come
Before Hockey League

New York. Nov. 2-Indications point to
the question of six-man hockey coming
Abefore the delegates Of the American
Amateur Hockey League at their an
nual meeting on Thursday night.
The building OF an ice rink in Brook
lyn is responsible for the resurrection
OF the idea that created so much trouble
in the hockey world a few winters ago
The Crescent Athletic Club Is to use the
new rink as its headquarters. and not
, withstandfng the fact that IL has an ice
surface 200 by s. feet, the largest In
the greater city, the construction Of the
building only allows a hockey rink Of
200 by 90 feet.
Such a rink would be ideal for six
man hockey. the size of a team popular
in Canada. Not that the Brooklyn Ice
Palace IL too narrow for the seven-man
game. Hockey players who have seen
the new rink at Atlantic and Bedford
avenues, Brooklyn, all say that It Is per-
tectiy constructed for six-men teams.
The Washington herald., 1916-11-03
FORDHAM PREPARES
} FOR HILLTOP TEAM

New York, Nov. 2-Frank Gargan,
coach OF the Fordham football eleven, is
in favor of turning back the clocks or
devising some other way of making the
days last longer. He has a little less
than one week to prepare for the game
against Georgetown. which will be played
on Fordham Field on Election Day, and
he needs every minute Of the time to
assemble a machine that will make the
Southerners realize that they have been
in a real battle.
After a discouraging run of Ill for
tune, the Maroon regulars are just COM
ing back, and during the next several
days they will be driven at top speed.
This is the one game of the season
that we must win II possible" said
Gargan yesterday as he watched his team
race through a long signal drill before
plunging into a spirited scrimmage.
The Washington herald., 1916-11-03
BEWICKS TAKE LEAD
IN HERALD LEAGUE

Surprise seems to follow surprise in
The Herald Bowling League. The Be-
wicks. fresh from a two-out-of-three
drubbing at the hands Of the tailenders
last week. came to life and by admin
istering a whitewash to the Caslons as
sumed an undisputed lead in the race.
Led by Bubbles. Cahoon, who con-
tributed a new mark for high game and
a new set total, the Roycrofts won all
three from Joe Aliens Jensons. Cahoon
not only passed Johnson's high game
mark OF LIS, but went six pins beyond
Brigham's set total Of 81.
Not satisfied with cahoon's new marks.
the Roycrofts established new set total
for the league in pinning 1880 for
their three games. beating the Caslons'
mark of 1855 by thirty-two pins.
The standing of the teams and yester-
days scores follow:
The Washington herald., 1916-11-03
COURT PROCEEDINGS
CONTINUED PROM PAGE ELEyEN.
CriminaI Division No. 1.

United States VS.. Howard w. Jewell;
nonsupport; plea guilty; sentenced to
occoquan for one year: placed on pro-
bation. recognizance of 500 taken; or
dered to pay $40 per month.
United States VS.. Dick Smith: grand
larceny; plea not guilty; attorney. H.
L Tignor.
United States VS.. Harry NJ. Dement,;
forgery and uttering; plea guilty; re-
manded.
United States VS.. Lewis Thomas; as
sault with dangerous weapon; plea
not guilty; attorney. J. A. oshea.
United States VS.. Richard Harrison;
grand larceny; plea guilty; remanded;
referred to probation officer; attorney,
A. L. Newmyer.
United States VS.. Philip p. Smith;
forgery and uttering; plea guilty; re-
manded and referred to probation offi-
GER; attorney, e. L. Gies.
United States VS.. Harry Louden; as
sault with dangerous weapon and to
kill; plea not guilty; attorney. w. H.
Hoover.
United States VS.. Roland Davis and
Howard Seal; joyriding; plea not
guilty each; attorneys, ]. A. OShea
and NJ q. O'Brien.
United States VS.. Howard Seal; joy
riding; plea not guilty. with ten days
to demur; attorney. NJ. z. O'Brien.
United States VS.. Harrison Edelin;
assault with q dangerous weapon;
plea not guilty; attorney. o. A. Bigo-
ness.
United States VS.. William walker;
depreciation; plea not guilty; attorney,
Bert Emerson.
United States VS.. Andrew Mills;
housebreaxing; plea not guilty; attor-
new, A. W. Scott.
United States VS.. Harland Palmer;
housebreaking and larceny; plea
guilty; remanded and referred to pro-
baton officer.
United States VS.. Harland Palmer;
and larceny (two
cases); plea guilty; remanded and re-
ferred to probation officer.
United States VS.. Carrie West; as
sault with a dangerous weapon; plea
not guilty; attorney, H. L. Tignor.
United States VS.. Howard c. Little
ford; violation section 1876 Penal Code;
plea guilty; placed on probation, re-
cognizance 500 taken; attorney, p. h
Marshall.
United States vs. John Mullen and
Mary E. Embrey; adultery; imposition
of sentence suspended and placed on
probation; recognizance 500 taken az
to John Mullen: Mary e. Embrey SEN
fenced to penitentiary for two years;
sentence suspended and placed on
probation; recognlzance 800 taken
attorney. J. A. O'Shea.
United States VS.. Ottoway Brooks;
assault dangerous weapon; sentenced
to Occoquan for one year; attorney
A. P. Connor.
United States VS.. Daisy Logan
HOUSEKEEPING and larceny; sentenced
to penitentiary for one year and six
months; attorney, H. L. Tignor.
United States VS.. Edward McDon-
aid, Herbert Ruff and Charles o,
Schw eitzer; jury respited; attorneys. s,
McComas Hawken, George F. Havell,
H. /. Quinn and NJ. F. Mangan.
Assignment for today:
Case on trial only.
The Washington herald., 1916-11-03
REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.

Iii Church street ort6Nest-G -Godfriede @. Jones
to Mathilde N. Lesenring; west part lot z5s and
all lot Z2 square l8: Slo
Manor Park-6eorse R. Linkins and Heber L
Thornton, trustees to Andre @. MORAN; lots
and B square 22ss; $500
Dobbn's Addtion-Ruth Shelley TO Andrey Q.
Morgan; lot "a. block n: So
conpsss Heishts-csroline Rsunsy TO Andrew
d. Mckay; lots 3 and .. square 5T6; SO.
loll Webster street DorthNest-Charles W. King
to Harry l.. Andersen; lot 81, square Dl7. -Four
teenth Street Heights; SO
Woodridse-Minnie Thompson 10 Nathaniel J.
Smith: west half lot J. square iSa; SO.
Randle Highlands-Anna B. Engiish to Aubrey
O., and Matte johnson; lots and %. block 81
Aaron & Bsyiey's Purchass-Louisa Atkins ct Itr.
Charles. to L. Melendez King and william H
DeIAcy; parcel m-3; SO.
Mount PIeasant-Jossph J. r. Klein ct F1ors
B.. to Anna NJ. KlesnH; lot 2, square zsb; so
street between Seventeenth and Eshteenth
TO Harris shapero; lot and part lot 8. bloch
Q; 80
Ixp W street northvest-ch.ries Z. Bsnes 70
Charles N. James; lot La. square IS; 80 Charles
N. James conveys same property TO D1nid A! and
Carrie Z. Defsndorf; so
ChiIlum Castle Heiehts-Daniel A. Defsndorf
e uI. Carrie z. To Charles N. james; lot Ia.
square S58: SO.
Pstreet between Seventeenth and Eiehteentn
streets northwest-AnAn Z. Carey TO Edvard p.
MGtz and William A. Hill; lot SO. square 49,
B1 Sixteenth streets northwest-Anna Z Carsy
to william A. Hill; lot IS. square lel; so
Azadia-Bertis H. Crawford Ct nr. Jesse P. "a
Franklin S. Durston: part tract; SO.
De Fifteenth street northwest-George 2. Phillips
ct al. to CAPITAL Construction Co.; lot IS. squsrs
Ia: SO
East Capital street between Sixteenth and Seven
teenth streets northeast-wiliam N. wailes. e1.
ecutor. to John p. Smith; original lot 4. squars
losi; SO
7 41D Tenth str>st .o,,th-.s. Frade,irk C.,x - M
Charlotte NJ. To Newton Z. Webb; lot s.. square
~; so.
Twelfth street between d and q streets moth
eastk also Long Meadows-Henry p. KEN, e,
Carrie R.. TO Lena O. Vogt; lot l65 square loos
also. part lot 50. block = Long Meadows: so.
- T street northwest-Henry strcitberEr u
Charles 8. shreTs, trustee. part lot 1 square 81
SO: Charles 8. shreTe. trustee TO Henry A streit
berger; so
Avalon Heights-Henrietta G. Busch to John v,
Dorr; lot 10. block 6: SO
ez3 Sixth street southwest-Cnarlotts REYNOLDS q
al, TO Charles W. Montgomery; part lot 81, square
81; SO
Fifteenth street between Potomac avenue and Y
streets southeast-MiddAugh & Shannon. Inc. tn
John T. and Ruth R. spalding; lot & square
Sixteenth street between o and D streets south
east-Jacob W. Kemp ct uI- Lena R.. TO Harry
A. Kite; lot r. square 1m4; SO.
Grant Park-Ehjsh Brown ct Hannah. %
Anna ~ Howard: lots IL. Il and west half 10:
Is. square 52d: So
lf2e Third street northwest-Laura Exline 10
James r. and Mary NJ. Clarke: lot ". square S53;
so
Grasslands & Dumblane-George p. Parton and
May V. Parton to Eva A Barr; part described at
Warren street and Nebraska avenue; SO
Barnes weavers' Addition TO BrookaDd-John
L. Weaver and John J. Edison, r.. trustees. %
Allen Fl. and Anna s. orndorf: lots 6. and Q.
square sol6: so.
The Washington herald., 1916-11-03
Challenge to Old Golfers.

Philadelphia, Pa, Nov 2-E. s. Da-
Wis, captain Of the Frankford Country
Club, issued q general challenge today
that his team OF ten 6o-year-old golfers
would meet all comers in medal or match
play. The only conditions to be met are
that the contenders must be members of
the same club and must be over 90 years
Of age. The matches may be played
against par and the results mailed. En-
trants viii be required to produce birth
certificates at the tee on.
WED like to clean up a couple of To-
cal teams Just to get our team going
nicely" said Mr.. Davis today, 'and
then we can give other teams around the
country what's coming to them"
The Washington herald., 1916-11-03
PROPOSALS

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS on T7f
Dstnd OF Columbia washinRton Novemb-T T.
Ise.-seaed proposals win be received Al fhis ofaos
noom om e1. District Building until oclocA n n
pesmor lsl6. for furnishing sos q ina r
hAnas o1S curb cocks for uss in the wst.r Do
bArtment d. Q. spedhzfious and form of pro-
psai may Be Obtained upon sps5scataou 20 ths Pur-
enasns Onlcer, ID. O.. Room m Diadc Bufldinr
Mashington, d. c. OLIVER p. NEWMAN, LOUIS
sioners d. C.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS D. @ NO
rezno5 ]. isls. Sealed proposals win Be rsoiyed
at this otice, Room sn Df.rict BUdIdins ,,n,si
odod .. m, On NOVEMBER = 1916 for the con-
arucuon OF srSen in the Dfstrio4 of Coluutia
in'ofing NE construction Of APPROXIMATELY Q -
nhear teet OF masonry seyena n in Span
Forms OF proposak. Specifications and necrsarJ IN
formation may he obtained from the Chief Clerk
Engineer Department. Rom g. District Building
Nnsnlngton, ID. C. OLIVER P. NEWMAN
LOUIS BRowNLOw. CHARLES W. KuTz
The Washington herald., 1916-11-03
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
NOTICE HO TAXPAYFRg


OFFICE OF THE COLLECTOR OF TAXES,
D1stro OF Columbia. Washington Octobef 81.
~. Taxpayen Of the District q Columbia will
ufe NOTES that the undersiEned has received the
statement a the assesznent Of realty taxes for the
Dstr,d d Columbia for the year ending June 90
WI. and N1n be ready 20 receiye payment Of taxes
~ tnis once on and after November / lq1s. Ths
40 Conres approved February Il. 100. p<O-
noe: Ihat On and afteT the hrst day Of Noseu-
~ o. each year the tar may he paid in two equal
in1lmeun the hrst IN November and the sscood
IN May, but pennlty shan accrue for della
oo@0 until the following June, ~ bereafter pro
noeo; O. The who'll or any part Of aid tsK
s eIon na or pfsonal p-opeTty shau not Be paid b.
lore the hrst day Of June in each ye.r he s.me
snAn tnereaiter be IN arreas and delinquent and
these shall then be added % Be colIesed Win ssid
. penalty OF one pr centum pa month upon
~ o. eech sooceeding month until pGymsnt Of s.id
az az and penalty and the whole shail oo1stttuts The
oeancosnt nI. 70 be deslt with In the naunsE nov
po.1oeo y hE- Attes: BEN L PRRcE Ooi-
lector q TaIes. d. O.
The Washington herald., 1916-11-03
Probate Division.
Luntice Stafford.

Estate Herman Marggraf order grant
ing letters of administration to Louise
Marggraf; bond $500; attorneys. Bauman
& Bauman.
Estate Israel w. Little; order of ex-
ecutor for authority to compromise
claim: attorney, George C. Gertman-
Estate Alice e. Thompson; order rati-
flying and confirming auditors report; at
torneys, Berry & Minor
Estate James W. Chase; order grant,
ing letters of administration to Ella Ma
gruder; bond $500; attorney. A. W. Gray.
Estate Susan G. Young; order granting
letters Of administration to Ellen NJ.
Yound; bond $3.50; attorney. Charles
Bradley.
In re John P. Moffatt; order granting
letters Of guardianship to Marion A. Mof-
fatt; bond 5000; attorney, George c. Cert
man.
Estate James e. Hall; petition for let
ters of administration filed; attorney, E.
L. Gies.
Estate Edward Seeley; petition to sell
personal property filed; attorney, Andrew
Wilson.
Estate Clement n. Brooke; order au-
thorizing administrator to accept COM
promise; attorney. J. William Shea.
Estate Stilson Hutchins; amended and
additional answer and pleas of Lee
Hutchins to rule to show cause filed /:
The Washington herald., 1916-11-03

plea and answer of Mildred Rogers filed.
Estate Lillian @. Kengia; petition to
increase bond filed; attorney. p. H. Mar
SHALL
probate Of will fled; attorney. J. c. De
Putron.
The Washington herald., 1916-11-03

seni-snnuaily. on lot suo Same 10 sane 10 securs
same $500; years. 9 Per cent semi-anuuaIly
on lot so Same TO Charles a. Weaver and Car.
ence Dodge TO secure John L. Weaver and John
J. Edison. jr.. trustees. 500: years. pr cent.
semi annually. on lots sol. a1 and @3
Square 81. lot 2-MaybeIIe II. Moneuss to Alez
.. Clarke. IT.. to W. Malcolm Gettinser. 10 securs
Mac I. Smith 81 900; years, per cent quarterly
The Washington herald., 1916-11-03
LOST.

EOST-NovEMBER . ROUND BREASTP1N.
small diamond, Eth st., between st. and
War Department. via Avenue and Chevy ChAse cars.
Phone North 625 after p m. Reward.
LOST-ON IRVING ST, BETWEEN 18th AND
18th. Irving, Waterman fountain pen. sold
band with name. 7. L. JONES, l5oe Irving 81.
L0ST-PACKAGE OF REAL ESTATE PAPERS
on 7th st Reward If returned to the Astoria, S-d
and sts. NV. Apartment IS.
LoST-A SMALL FOX TERRIER PUPPY
white body and brown head Reward il returned
to S49 Holmead st. NV.
LOsT-FEMALE SABLE AND WHITE COLLIE;
companion Of little girl. Address 81 Kennedy st.
NV, or phone Col, Bl-J.
The Washington herald., 1916-11-03
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square I56 west part lot 80 and all lot II
Mathilde NJ. LeisenrnE to George NJ Emmerich
and Douglass 8. Mackall. TO secure Washington
Six Per Cent Permanent Building Association
$500
Square 317. lot 5l-Harry L. Anderson TO Joseph
r. King and John r. King. to secure Charles W.
King N.loo; monthly payments. per cent.
Square ~, lot l6S-EalA s. Burneston to Ernest
NJ. CclTin and Walter G. Davis to secure Colum-
bia Permanent Building Association $500
Square 1O6. lot 6l-F1ora B. Grimes to Henry 81.
Bergman and George NJ. Emmsrich. to secure
Metropolis Building Association No. g. $500
Square 2se6. lot z-Anua NJ. Klesner to B. Francis
saul and J. Wrley Jacobs. TO secure Thomas Z.
Allen $50; years. per cent, semi annually.
Same to Horace g. Smithy and Morton Wood, to
secure Joseph ]. F. Klein 81 600; year and monthly
payments. per cent.
Square 3DA lots lis to l54 and ITS to ITe-Capital
Construction Company to National Savings Trust
Co. to secure American Security & Trust Co..
5000; years. Der cent, semi-annually.
Square xR. lot I02-Daniel A. Dezandorf ct ux.
Carrie E., TO Percy H. Russell and George L.
Bunneil. TO secure J. Frederick Hueter 5000; 2
years. per cent. semi annually. Same TO Archi-
bald NJ McLachlen and John A Massie to secure
William @. Thacher 500; years. per cent. semi
annually.
Square lse. lot ss-capital Construction Co., to
National Savings & Trust Co.. To secure American
Security Trust Co.. $780, years. 54lo per
cent semi. annually.
Square 1854 original lot 4-John p. Smith ct uI.
Margaret E. to L. Caber Williamson. to secure
William N. Wales. executor. Ss7s; and 2 year5.
6 per cent, seni-annusly.
Square loi1 original lots and lo-The National
Herb Co.. to George Y. Worthington and George
Y. Worthington. jr.. TO secure Ruth G. Colette
900; years. per cent. semi annually.
Square l0S. lot e. John +. Spalding ct ux.
Ruth r., to William Z. shannon and Charles NJ.
Wallngsford. to secure MiddAugh & Shannon,
Inc. SS54s3: monthly payments. per cent.
Square oS, part lot 10; square 80. part original
lot g. reservation 10. part lot E-Peter K Cha
conas ct ux. Entixia to Floyd Z. Davis and Lucas
p. LoTinG. to secure Clarence ]. Gessford 50.
year. per cent, semi-annualR.
Square SIS, lot T-James r. Clarke et VI. Mary
NJ. to Fred Mckee and Arthur G. Bishop. to
secure Mary L. Penn 5000: years. 8 per cent.
semi-annually.
Square 4c16. lots s0l, eoo and Ss-Allen H. orn-
dorf ct ux. Anna s., 70 B. Francis Saul and J.
Wriley Jacobs, to secure Thomas z. Allen $500
years per cent, semi annually. on lot SOL. Same
to same to secure same s. SO; , years. per cent
The Washington herald., 1916-11-03
Criminal Division No. 2.
Justice Mccoy.

United States VS.. Annie Dorsey; grand
larceny: forfeiture Of bail vacated: SEN
fenced to occoquan for 10 months; at
torney, H. L. Tignor.
United States VS.. Charles Reynolds and
Jessie Graham; adultery; motion for new
trial filed; attorney, A. L. Newmyer.
. United States VS.. Thurman Burck; Vio-
lation anti-narcotic law; given to jury;
attorney, Leo A. Rover.
The Washington herald., 1916-11-03
SOUTHEAST DUCKPIN LEAGUE.
EDUCATIONAL.

PITMAN. GREGG AND GRAHAM SHORT.
hand. Touch typewriting. business and Civil Ser
vice courses in charge of former Civil Service ex-
aminer. individual instruction. THE DRILLERY.
The Washington herald., 1916-11-03
HELP WANTED-MALE.

HELP WANTED-MALE.
WANTED-A STABLE MAN. APPLY ". W.
GRIFFITH, lst and NJ Sta ne.
WANTED-EVERY MAN OUT OF WORK
white or colored. to call at @. T. HUNTERS. ll3
Pa. ave. NV, between IL and l O'Clock.
EXPERIENCED LINOTYPE OPERAToR-MA
chinist. Apply MARVIN s. YOUNG. Tth and
r. !. ave. ne.
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
sTENOGRAPHER, ONE WITH EXPERIENCE
preferred, in instanment Office; opportunity for
Advancement Apply at oEce, NATIONAL FURNI-
TURE CO., So II St NV.
The Washington herald., 1916-11-03
ORIGINATOR OF FLOOR OIL.

9. 7. HUNTERS SANITARY DUsTKIILiNd
floor Oh keeps the hooc clean and hight and
rves polished nnish: only 6oo Per gallon; eood
for your furniture; Try IL Been MARKET for over
y yesrs Onice. lB Pa. ave. NV. or drop postal
Phone Main A4. Try Hunters Bedbuf Ertermi-
natoE, known everywhere. Only sc large can, With
spr.yG. Open q m 10 .. m, seven days .
week. We have no agentsI They imitatsL
The Washington herald., 1916-11-03
CLAIRvOYANT.
CASTILLO

refined gentleman highly talented in CLAIR
VoYANCY ard PALMISTRY. EIGHTEEN yean'
steady practice in Washington Careful and correct
advice on all SfaIrs. Helps you in love, business
relniting the separated and in removing all truu-
bles- Reduced fee Soc and Sl.oo. No money un-
les can help YOU. Cor 7th and r sss Ent 6R
St n. W. Hours 10 a. m. to 6 D. m
The Washington herald., 1916-11-03
LaMsuIta.

Lawsuits.
5sSSLSamuel J. Miilard. trustee, under
will of Anna II. Stewart VS.. George z.
Stewart; certiorari; defendants attorney.
w. c. English.
5s6s5-Same VS.. George e. Stewart; GER
tiorari; defendants attorney. W. c, Eng
lish.
596s6-Washington Loan and Trust Com
pany, trustee, under will Of J. Sprigg
Poole, VS.. George z. Stewart; certiorari;
DEFENDANTS attorney, w. c. English.
596H-Samuel II. French & Co. vs. T.
Edward Clark, 1r.: account a.4s513;
plaintiffs attorneys, Brandenburg &
Brandenburg.>
596SS-Archie g. Owens VS.. Washington
Railway and Electric Company; damages
$4,000; plaintiffs attorneys. Daniel T.
Wright and T. NJ. wampler
The Washington herald., 1916-11-03
MONEY TO LOAN.

EoNEY 10 LOAN on APPROVED CITY RE1L
estats AZ NoweG current ntss; specaI privilesss
With respect to prior psymentA TYLER q RUTH.
ERW0RD. Inc, 0T 18th o.
MONEY! 10 LoAN-S5n 10 H0.o0 on D. d
real estste. Several trust fundA H4 to 9 per cont
Al transactions conducted win ecunomicai cons6.
srstton for borrower wM. Il. SAUNDERS .
CO., Southern Building. m Sth - m.
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PLACE YOUR WANT
ADS IN THE HERALD

See These Books and Get List Of Titles at the
The Washington herald., 1916-11-03

347o1-Thomas A. Lee and Caroline "
Lee VS.. Thomas B. Brown ct al: for res
cission and accounting; plaintiffs attor
nor.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
WANTED-sECoND-HAND ADDING MACHINE;
must be in hnS-class condition. Give full particu-
lars. r. J. MORIARTY, L. Box No. q me
Plains, Va.
HAVE YOUR OFFICE OR HOUSEHOLD FUR
niture cleaned and polished; made 10 look Ike
new at your onice or home. Prizes reasonable F.
DONOVAN. Tz1i 6th st. NV.
The Washington herald., 1916-11-03

SOUTHEAST DUCKPIN LEAGUE.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-26

- gnB iid, ade Mltiiffrelnoe Ser
Irei staote, Sic perionlid Muiif be-
treiben u1b bie bDbere M11lif inn 4ri=
patfreile eifrig pfleger, ale slt oielem
erlten &on3srt bes SRI : Gitp SDm=
pbonie : SrfeIters" einltellen, era6=
ten mir als iel6itperitanolid.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-26

rllllg NIT @ilfe elmer berlogenenGrene
%erirens ibr ei9enes @olf, l1m es in Die
rtdtige Stimrnung fir neitere Spfer
81 bringen, 5peitens Sic nel1tralen
Natipnen, INT lie ein5uIdiihtern, paz
nit lie 9egen bie @emaltpolittf Der
Mliirten ni6t auf5umuden ipagen,
ulb brittens nnb gang ~beionbers Dos
an1erifaniide Hllblifuln, I'M es fir
neue Nnleiben 5l selpinnen. Mpd ME
Sllnpr, lagt v@ermania : 5erolb" in
Milipalfee, bat Bic @elt einen 10 gia
santilh on9elesten uno nit lpl6 faltz
|bliiti9er Sredbeit aussefiihrten Sc :
trns eeleben. llno Bic @elfersbelfer
Der en9lil6en Gegierllng bel bielem
9etruse linb Sic amerifunilden Sour
naliiten, lpelde Bic 2onboner 9eriWtc
su lenlationelen l1eber1driften berarz
beitcn, pbippbl es ibnen ielblt gar
nidt einfallt, berielbcn @lauben gu
lhenfen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-26
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