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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-14
DESERTERs MAKE
BIC PROBLEM FOR
NEUTRAL NATIONS
Question Whether Escaping
Men Should Be Delivered
Up TO Certain Death Wor-
ries People Of Holland

me Hague, Netherlands, Jan 81
The question whether deserter whC
enters q neutral country IN war time
should be informed. and If SO. whoth.
er he should be extradited with his
ordinary informed fellow soldiers at
the end of the war--that is to say. in
most eAses delivered up 10 certain
dcnth-are aspects Of the dcscrtct
problem that have been raised i'm
acute form In Holland
However good the general spirit in
the Germany army, German dcserters
nave been slipping over the Dutch
border, especially that adjoining Bel
GUM, every now aud then ever since
the first two on three months Of war.
ana although many Of them either
manage 10 get hold Of civilian clothes
beforehand. ar secure them on this
eide OF the forntier. in which case
they usually escape arrest, there are
~ present between thirty and forty
German deserters, actually interned
IN this country. a number Of whom
nave been in that position for many
months
During the great Ypres offensive Of
the Germans In an early stage Of the
war, when their losses We're so heavy,
the number Of deserters was reported
to be very considerable. Since then
such arrivals have been less frequent,
but they still continue. The causes
that lead 70 desertion are many AMI
varied. In one case the horror of the
trench warfare and slaughter go grips
4 man that he takes the desperate
step. Perhaps n regiment gent back
for rest and rccuperaton after such
an experience receives the order 10
return To the fighting line. ana for
some of the men suffering from the
moral and physical strain the pros
pect proves too much they grasp 1t
an opportunity Of escape In another
Instance the deserter attributes his
ACT to bad treatment on the part of
the officers. the sort of thing to
which Geramn socialist deputies have
recently been drawing attention. one
dcserter has related that he was one
II family Of five brothers. Of whom
al but he had been killed or wound
d and urged thereto by his family.
he had taken TO flight one young
officer was wounded and invaded
home, and when the order to return
reached him il 80 preyed on his mind
and nerves that he deserted. Occa-
iionally a French speaking native OF
German Alsace-LOrrainc makes
lash Tor freedom aud in some IN
stances goes from here to join the
French army
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-14
CLARK Repudiates All S0gges-
tons Of Candidacy and
Probably viii Make Presi-
dents Nominating Speech.
COLONEL FAV0RITE IN
NEW ENGLAND STATES
Elimination Of Hughes Is Be
Ieyed TO Make Nomination
Of Bull Moose Chief Almost
Beyond Question,

tarfcitl cossfsrosntsct 20 noHsiHo JOURNAL
Washington. Feb iy--Thc political
pituaiion has clarified considerable
az the national capital during the past
few days The resignation of Hccre-
tary Garrison. Notwithstanding the
fact that he was generally recognized
az the strongest man in tho cabinet,
has greatly strengthened tho position
OF President Wilson with congress
ana before the country
II IL now conceded that Woodrow
Wilson win have no opposition in the
democratic national convention,
though II is quite possible that some
OF Mr.. Brynn'a following may under
take to dictate the platform, or
parts OF Il. However, on that point
the presidents friends arc no longer
alarmed. They believe the Nebras-
kan has shot his bolt and that It
may be difficult even for him to get
on hla own state delegation
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-09-18
TALK OF THE TOWN

New separate skirt models at Abbott >.
George Simonds returned to the city
last night, after spending the week emu
in Bethlehem and Littleton, \. II.
Dana Bushnell returned Saturday to
his home in Burlington, after passing
several DAYS with friends in the city.
Harry Stearns returned to his home
in New York City yesterday after spend
ing the past week in Barre and vicinity
on business.
Mrs. NJ. w. Nelson of Merchant street
went this morning to Burlington, where
she is to make stay OF several weeks
with relatives,
Miss Lena Barberi of 4o3 North Main
street left the city this morning for Bos-
ton. where she plans to pursue a course
of study in the New England Conserva-
tory of Music. Miss Isabella Mackie,
who has been passing the summer at her
home on Beacon street returned TINS
morning to Castleton to resume her stud
les in the state normal school. Miss
Faith Walker, who has been at the home
OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ Walk
er of Edgewood, during the summer, re-
turned on the morning train to Middle
bury where she is to continue her studies
at Middlebury college. Hugh Cole re-
turned this morning to Burlington, where
he is a student at the University OF Yer
mont. Miss Mary Tomas returned to-
day to Northampton, Mass, there TO re-
sumo her studies in Smith college.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-09-18
TALK OF THE TOWN

See the new house dresses at Abbott =
The Misses Eunice Eager and Eliza
beth LaFlam, who have been working as
Mattresses in Maplewood, \, H., during
the vacation period, returned to their
homes in this city Saturday night.
Miss Addie Young, who has been visit
ing in the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Z. w
Smith of South Main street, lett TINS
morning for a stay OF several days IN
Quebec before returning to her nome 10
West Roxbury, Mass.
Steven Epsie of jefferson street com
menced vacation of two weeks from the
Presbrey -Coykendall Co. office Saturday
leaving Saturday night for New York
CITY. where he will visit relatives.
The Night Commander Lighting Co.
have completed the installation OF two
more of their acetylene lighting plants
in this vicinity, one being at the farm
of Frank Lafayette Of the west hill ana
the other at the farm buildings OF James
Allen. a neighbor of MIR. Lafayette's.
Miss Marguerite Brown, who has been
taking a vacation OF two weeks from the
Vermont Tel & Tel. office, returned TO
her home on Cliff street last night att
err spending the past two weeks in Man
chester. \. H., with relatives. Her I'M
Gle. James B. Murray and Edward Brown
both of Manchester, accompanied her
home and will visit in Barre for few
DAYS.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-09-18
B. w. Hooker & Company
Vermonts Largest Housefurnishers
TALK OF THE TOWN

DR.. E. J. Foster of Waterbury Center
was among the business visitors in the
city Saturday.
Francis Wells, who is taking his an
nual vacat ton from the Homer Fits Co.
store, left yesterday for Boston and VI
entity, where he will visit friends for
several days before returning to Barre
to resume his work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Henry returned
to their home in South Barre last night
after making an extended visit, covering
a period of three weeks in Malone and
Plattsburg, n. Y. They also made trip
through the Adirondack mountains with
party of friends
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-09-18
Ladies' House Dress
Wrappers

Many ladies prefer the old style
Wrappers TO the House Dress, and
scarcely any firm is now making a
Wrapper that is in any way salts
factory.
We have Just received line OF
House Dresses that is made to take
the place Of the Wrapper These
Dresses arr made in good style and
are more like a House Dress IN dc.
sign. but they have a wide, shlrred,
elastic belt in back, which gives the
extra waist and hip fullness, thus
making a Dress that is especially
adapted TO ladies with full hips.
See this line Of House Dresses. They
will surely interest you.
These Dresses are made from the
best quality Percale in good Grays,
Navy Blues, Stripes and Black and
White Checks.
These Dresses in the best quality
Pereales, sell for only S1.50. See
this new House Dress Wrapper.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-09-18
TALK OF THE TOWN

T. H. Hill, who has been in the city
during the past week on business trip
returned to his home in Boston last
night, ;,
The Masonic corn roast will be held
Tuesday, Sept. 10, on the farm OF James =
Rae in the town OF East Montpelier All
members meet at the hall at $3.50 and
car will leave Immediately after that
time.
Miss Christine Smollett, who has been
emploved at the f. w. Woolworth store
during the past few months, completed
duties there Saturday night and Will en-
ter the commercial class at Goddard sem
mary this week.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-09-18
Our Bargain Basement

Here are lots Of odd kinds at
large saving in price, such AS
One lot Of Children's and Misses
last seasons Winter Hats that We're
from Sl.00 up TO 1928 each. These
are now only soc each.
Ginghams, Percales and Outings IN
this absement at less than regular
prices.
A large assortment OF White Enam.
81 Ware, white inside and out, at
less than two-thirds of the regular
price.
Sauce Pans, with Covers, worth SIC,
here at Acc. Large Stew Pans at
acc. Tea Pots at 39c and Coffee
Pots at ACC. Tea Kettles at 79c.
Pals at 69c. Smaller articles down
to as low as &c each.
Christmas Dolls, Teddy Bears and
Toys are now ready.
One lot OF Ladies Waists at 49c
and one lot OF Dresses at sec.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-09-18
Quality for the Dining
Room

That enduring worth is a prime
requisite in dining room furniture
goes without saying, yet appear
ances will often warp ones better
Judgment. Be guided largely by
reputation when you buy-and be
safe. Every piece OF dining room
furniture in this great stock will
bravely stand the test of time
we sell no other kind
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-09-18
Separate Skirt Models

We are now showing large line
of the new Fall Skirt Models. Every
indication is that this will be large
Separate Skirt season, especially IN
the plain tailored styles and in the
plain colors Blues are very popular,
Browns and Greens come next, and
Black as usual is more popular than
ever
Serges will be the most popular
material. These are a cloth that
for service cannot be duplicated
AT $500 we are showing large
variety Of different styles and models.
At $500 and S5.75 is a large va
rietv OF the seasons most popular
models. These are in Poplins and
SerCes. Some Of the best models are
in a fine French Serge.
At from $500 TO $1,000 we can
show YOU the best assortment OF the
new models we were ever able 70
offer. See this line Of skirt values.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-09-18
TALK OF THE TOWN

See Abbott's display of fall suits.
Mr.. and Mrs George H. Stuart re
turned last night to Burlington, after
passing a few days at the home OF the
formers mother, Mrs. Anne Stuart OF
Spsulding street.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-09-18

This store is at your service, not
only in the selling and delivering of
goods, but also with suggestions and,
if desired, advice on the vexing prob
lens that often arise about furnish
ing a new home complete, refurnish-
ing the old or making additions to the
furnishings of a single room, so that
the existing decorative scheme may
not be destroyed. "Resourceful-
that is what we mean this furniture
store shall be.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-09-18
Now Ready

One of the largest assortments Of
Children's and Misses Fall Hats TO
be found in Vermont. Hats from FIVE
of our largest Hat makers. You can
find what you want here at your own
price What you want to pay, from
SOC up.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-09-18
A Resourceful Furniture Store
At Your Service With the New Ideas
Ready With New Stocks, New Ideas and
Reliable Quality, But Above All, Ready
With Plain Facts and Fair Prices

We anticipated your household
wants for fall and winter months ago
and evidence of our untiring effort is
plainly shown by the thousand and
one new and better suggestions in
furniture that are now ready. Moth
ing has been left undone that would
add to confidence in our ability to
make this store "resourceful"-help-
full = economical in the saving of
your time and ours. Prices stand
fairly and squarely on their merits.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-09-18
TALK OF THE TOWN


Hoagknit sweaters at Abbott's.
Miss lucille Robinson, who has been
passing the summer at her home in Nor
risville. arrived in the city Saturday to
visit friends for few days before the
Of the city schools.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-09-18
Sweaters

Hoagknit Sweaters bought last jan
uary, before the yarn market went
up. The best Sweaters made at any
price These at better price.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-09-18
A New Cloth

This is a Cloth made for the allies.
1t is a great cloth for shirts, skirts
and children's wear. Comes IS inches
wide, in Gray. Is made on the order
of old-fashioncd Repellant and has
great wear Send for samples. IL
sells at .35c per yard.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-02

ablebnt, fdnn sr nod auf btbeuienb
ipeRissr Grfpls i'm Weiten rednen. I'm
ibn pollsnbs ab5iIdsen. bat Root Ieis
nen out in ben Ring ssipprfenA. 9as
1T tpabri9einlid ni9t in Der gripdrs
tuns ssi6eben. bab er auf bic Nomis
nation rehnen tonne, benn Root 1T
Dom0glih nod unannebmbarsr aIs
Rooiepelt. gs iit senau sin folder
OeutidenbaHer uub baSu nod Elm 3es
attiondr BON Der buntsIIten Sorte, aber
er erfilt feline Rplls als 3dbltanbibdt,
UNI jsbpebs ausii9t elmer, 8sreinisung
bes Sitens auf Rpoiepelt 81 perbins
bern. 9las glnsei9en ipre6en baiiir,
bab irssnb sinem Der .2ieblinssiSbns"
Der peItliden Staaten bic republic
taniide Rpmindtion sufallen pirb unb
auf jeben sSan tann nur Elm iol9er auf
Grfpls re9nen. Mit Ropt pbsr RopIes
pelt pirb bic republifanii9e partel
Hidt einmal WiIipn, 10 fdpa9 sr tit.
iberlpirrben t0nnen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-02

Dt4terunbS Stuatsman n n.
Dor einissn Monaten eri4isH i'm amss
rttaniichen guhbanDel etne HoDslIe
polittf4er art, bereR @erfafier iid bin
Ter einem falfden Ramen oerbars. 8erz
itieoene @n5ei6en lieben Dermutben,
bob Gol. 9ouie, Der prtpate 8eratber
beg prdfbenteu, Der 9erfaTsr bes
Romuns, Der ii6 ngbilip Dru, GDmis
nii.rotor" betitelt, iein tonHte. IS be-
itanb ubsr tetns 9erpibbeit bdriiber.
Sieis lit nunmebr burd einen aufTab
in Der rRortb @merican Reoiefp~ ers
langt porben, Der Gol. SouIs als Ser
faHer bteies Wertss fsiert. sta9pen
biefes 9ebeimnib geliiftet porben lit,
bat bobur6 elm aHberes feline G0iuna
gefunbeu, nGmi9 bas 0erbaIteu bes
prdiioenten gegeH 9eutf9Ianb. Nus
bem Romuu gebt berpor, bub Sol.
9ouie Elm auseeipro6sner SSeinb
Oeutf4iunbs unb elm sbeniolh ausges
iprp6ensr Greunb gnglanbs 1T unb
bas Wert 1T bauptid4li9 Der aufsabe
seDibmst, fir cine 9tlians 5piiben
gnslanb unb ben Ser. Stanten pros
pdganoa gu MAIDEN.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-02

laae. - Gbparb Glinbmtitr
bas feline an feline Satin Roro @lino'
| meier.
GIi5a6ttb Gtepban psss
lnadJt ibrer Scd)ter NINA Stepban
alg SpeSiallesat, go SUB an g.iie
Strnb., Rsabins, .. unb ben Wsit
beg @srmossns alt ibre ainbsr anna
unb Senrb Stspban, 5erman probit!.
SuIam 9obmiillsr unb ibrem sHfsl
Clarence 4nbretus.
Sran5isla ausbnls per-
maht ibr.r 1o9isr elsanors guening
$70O, ibrsm sobne esO. Y. aiiebnl.
500, unb ben Rel. ibrss Ysrmossns
an i6r. br.i ainotr 5Oieph. Charles
unb Gleanore.
Gmilpoitel beititnmt in fsinsrI
seftamsni, bab feline aeife elnse'
GIdNrt perbe. 6r perma6t bem per-
lpeeb Rdnnsr6Or $25 uno ben Rsit
ieines germ0ssns an isinsn Sruoef
Sermann in 9sutihlonb. Gus S1tsr
III Observation-Disclosures.
Ra9Iab g den.
Wlarp 9untsmann lit Ra6laB'
pertpalterin pom gbriitine S6amtet,
gsrionaIisn $12O0; Grunbsissntbunl
$3.50.
9atie WenbeI 1T 2eItamentspoils
firederiu bon Sacob WtnDel, psrlo'
nalien $1,000.
sfuauIius 8. Balm 1T Radlabper'
matter Don Jannis paIm. Ysriona'
Iien $1,000.
gluauitus 8. Balm III No6labpsrs
matter pon Walter R. gaIm, perio'
ndIien $4,000.
Wlarb sJou Weiternlan TT Ha4!abs
peripaIterin BON Warp Weitermon.
perionaIien $1,000.
Sulius Siarr III ssitamentsDoll'
iiredsr bon Dm. elrmitrcns. GruEos
eisenibum $1,000.
2lmanba palmer III Rd6labpers
tpdltsrin BON Nm. paImer, perloEGe
lien $1,000.
Geo. Daid III RadlabDeripalisr
bon Sopbis geisrIs, Grunbsigentbum
$400.
emma auiterbsi III 9siiameE.s'
polliirsdsrin bon Caroline grots, Qsrs
ionaIisn $1,000, GrunbeisenibuM
$1,000.
Werfhiebenes.
Die gfiemei,r aumber SO. erldnsie
Elm urtbeil iibr S472.09 egen Ois Gin
einnatir 5ireproof 1por 60.
4r9ie Ben tlaate cine Wedielfofs
bsriina iiber $500 segsn 5annaf asio'
nlan elm.
Dseen anssbli9en aontralibrn6s
Bat Rebecea Simon cine alage iiber
S25Oo ssssn 8. 6. 5ubbsll eiussrsidt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-02
gtarrfranrpf
lnrd, aerinaiusise gerIetmns perur.
iadjt iiibrt ben Iob oes aontraf.
tors aonis ". @rese ber6ri.

sln Der WlInbiperre. bic iufcl;e
elmer gan, geringfiigigeil BcrIcgnEg
einseieb. bate, if Der 80 Sabre ate
acntraftcr 9cuis ). @rcpc. BON Dc.
] 20 4iebmcnt alpcnue, MT. si.burn,
im 2cutid,en giafcniiien SOipitaI 1e.
i.orben.
gcr etlra eincr Mohe riste iid
,oerr @rere in ieiner @erfitatt oem
Iinfcn In,men gani ,lubcoeuteno ail
cirer S1ge, idjentte iebrd, Der tleinei
@erleu,ng feinerlei Seahtilng bis
am ptrfioFensn lreitag bT
linfe arm Su iduer5en beannn uno
,teii ipurbe. 9r. Soarier. Der 81 9iatlIc
pe5oacn rirroe, crf1nHte iofort, bal;
es lid, Inn bic Yhiubiperre Dnnoclte
iln6 Iieb Serrn @repe nod oe,l
Seltiden Diafoniiien Scipitol Erin.
gen. no er uno Or. W. ., SaiHcs
burd, Sermneiniprisuueen has &c.
ben oeS S,ntiegteii III retten periiIlb.
ten. Sbre gemiibnngen ipnren jcocd,
pcrgebcns. benn Ser @repe Itdrb
unsecdtet aller dtstIidcn geHiibilrr
aeI.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-02

Sn ieiuer @afbingtOner
Rebe iagt Der prdiibent, amerita
lei entidlpfen, Die Reate gu tpabren,
bic ibm uuo Der sansen Welt
eebiibren Damit meint er bas
offene Mser. Mertpiirbis, ipie bic
9anbluneen oes prGiioenten nit
Ieinen Wprten i'm Wiberipruh
iteben. gr bulbet, bab bic Gnss
Idnber bic Meere nit Neinen oerfperz
rem, buB Iie nelltrule S9iffe Obne ben
minbeiten grunb tapern, bab iie ben
Sanbel 3tptf9en neutralen 2Gnbern
unterbinben unb bab lie 8lodabere4te
pbne Blodabe ausiiben. gur eesen
Deuti9lanb siebt sr gu JeIbe, bas ben
ppm 9rdfibenten beanitanbeten Sauhs
boottrieg erDffuen mubte, neil er bic
Eef)te, bic ben Ser. Staaten unb Der
gansen WeIt gebiibren, gnslanb ses
geniiber ni9t pollitreden mill. a5cnn
Der prdiibent polIts, pdren bic Meere
auf Der Stele frei uno often, aber er
min ni9t, neil er gHglanb besiinitist.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-02

@OIbporrStbe. Wirb bieiss goit
ausfHlieBiid unb alIein ben slIliirteu
snssipaubi. 70 III Deuifdldnb BON
yDeltboabei ausseidIofen, Der obns
grobeu @ulbbeitanb ni4t bentbdr H.
Wenn man bisie 4niidttn priift. ir
mnb iih barous bic Spinsenbe Gorge
runs ereeben, bab Deutihlanb Ieineu
Yortbeii befer ipubrnimmt, tpsnn ea
auf bic Jorbsrunsen bes prdfibsnter.
10 unseredt iis aud fino. einsebt. ols
inbem es iih fir einen aries nit ben
Der. Stdaten entiheibei.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-02

Die Repplutiou in Srlant
1T sufummsusebro9en. Sus mar Dor:
ausSuiepsn. England bat jebt gu Disls
Solbuten, als bob bic Srldnber ilt
bdtten bebaupten tOnnen. Damn III
aud, ipie in allen bieien 5dlen, Der
Jeblsr semudt porben, bub man 81
friib Iosseidlugen bat. SIN 9aufe Der
3sit bdttsn piellsi9t eius anadbl
beuti9e S6tffs bic glodube bur6bres
den unb ben SrlGnoern mebr @affen
liefern tDnnen. Sn folhem 5alIe b1tts
bic RepOlutipn beiIers elusii9t auf Gr'
fpls eebabt. @ber bsspeeen 1T Der
glufitanb ni9t pDlis ersebnibIos ses
peisn. England pirb febr rpenise Hes
truten in Srlanp ausbeben tDunen unp
gespunesn isin, Elm grubes Seer bas
felbit, in Der grpartuns nsusr Iuss
brii4e, gu baIten-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-02
Die 6 bicagoer rGribunt

Die gbieagoer r9ribune"
bringt sins Spesialbepside aus Woibs
inston bes Snbalts. bab Der &liisr
cine priouts Mittbeiluns an ben prd=
iibenten seribtet babe. porin er i'm
eriu6t, bic 5reunbi4aft nit Seutia>
Lamb gu pabren unb benz prGIibenten
in 4usiidt iteut, bab er in iolfsm
Gaae baIb 9elesenbett hoben pe-oe,
pertbOOlls Dienfte uls 5riebensOers
mittIsr gu leiiten, ba eutpeber Seuti4s
lamb islbit na6 ben Siegen, bic ss
jeBt porbereitet, ibn erfu6en rperbe. bic
auiirteH Sur ginitelung zines aus
iiatslpien arieses su peranlaTsn, ober
inbem bic 4liirtsn, nu6 ben i6persn
gtieberlagen, bic ibnen in naber Seit
beooriteben, bur6 ibn I'm Sriebeu bits
ten peroen.. Wenn aber Der 9rGiirent
ss Su sinem grud tommen laife. 10 lei
niht poruusSuieben, pis lanse Der
&rieg mod oauern perbe. Surauf Ints
porten mir nit ben Worten Sprace
@reelebs: .SntereFunt. tpenn ipubr"
uHb fiisen bin5u: pni4t ipabr".
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-02

gu BEN rerubIitanii9e n
prdiibenti9afts |aanbibaten, bic aus
Der Susbes unb Ropiepelt AM meilien
senannt iperbsn unb nit benen als
mosIi9e Sisger sere9net tpirb, ses
boren Senator Sherman BON Sainois
unb grsSenator Burton BON Sbio
uno es ideint, oa b@riterer beporSu9t
ipirb. Sherman beiiBt IN ben ausen
Yieler ben 9OrSus bab er ipeber elm
ertremer Sonierpatiper, nod sin erz
tremer 5ortIarittier 1T. Gbenio ipirb
ibm 5useitunben, bab er an 8dratter
unb GGbisteiten tpeit iibsr bas ges
sefpopnli9e Mab Der polititer smpprz
rast. gu erisben 1T aud, bub bic 2ei=
ter Der qartei RidIi4t auf bic Stinls
muns Der 0euti9en nebmen, ba ihnsn
betpubt 1T, baB lie bas entI6eib.npe
Yotum in elmer sanSen an5ahl Staus
ten beiisen, bic elm republitaniI9er
prdiioentidafts &anDibat getpinnen
muB, tpenn sr bic WabI. iissrei4 bette
ben aoG. Gs pirb min gu 9uniten
BON Sberman ansefiibrt, bub sr ben
9eutIbsn ipsgen ietner GrflGruns,
bab bic pom prdiibenten anesfiibrten
9riiubs einsn srisg nit 0euiHblunD
nidt re9tfertisen tpiirben, bD9it f9Tz
potbiid 1T. Sas tOnnte oielleidt i'm
Often 9lnftob erressn, aber man 1T srr
9eniise unterriatsi, bab bieier 2ons
bestbsil nit Wilfen absei9loiIen bat
unb 5ipar aus bem 9runbe, bab istne
3pQpplitit benz 2anbe unter ben 8ers
bdltniien, bic nad Wieberberitellung
beg 5riebeus eintreteu perbeu. nit
llnbeil brobt. Wobl 1T es riatig, oab
Sugbes alien unberen 4anbibaten oors
sespgsn pirb, aber oa bieier ii9 nah
ipie Dor in Ourtelbsit bii[lt unb alle
Wabrideinlidteit bafiir Ipridt, bnb sr
unter teinen llmitGnben fir bic 9uns
bibatur gu babeu 1T, 70 bat ii6 bdrlus
erseben, bab Sbermans glusiidten auf
bic domination iid beiianbis beFern.
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lite 8emiibungsH, bic republiianif6s
prdiiOenti4aftss gu erlane
gen, inbem er in Gbicuso iein. aums
payne erDffnet bot. Seine ausiidtsn
ouf grfols iinb aber sleid Rul.
yta4bem er in Rep Yort unb Muiias
ctufetts absefalIen 1T, feblt ibm isbsr
GtiispuHtt. beuH tpenn Der Sfsu Jpn
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Durd gishr9misbe. bic ouf
btm Dad b.s aaserbauiss BON 20.
Olanborf glo. S35 bopiins 5trabt
arbsiisisn. pur6t seFtsra 9prmiitug
tin asuer psrurfuht, brs jvbo6 &C.
.I1fdt ipsrbsn tonnts. sbs q nennsHss
ipxsbsn S4absn arseri9tet batlt-