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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-29
$4,000 Plead 70 Save Nearo's lie

KANSAS CITY. Mo. pee 20 1he
Christian Endsavor Union of Kansas fsn-
rescu,ing more than 10000 young persons.
has Joined IN the movement to prevent
Willie white. negro, from being banged
In the Federal Prison At Leavenworih.
Kan. January r. white was sentenced
60 death BY a Federal Court for murder
committed on the Government rcaervation
nj Fort Lcavenworth
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-29
ECeniHg Ledger Decisions
of Ring Bouts Last Night

BROADWAY Tommy Beck defeated
George blackburn, hart SNYDER won from
Pat O'Maltey, Charley Walters shaded Pat
Conway, Young Coster beat Harry Leonard,
YounE Mcclure outiouEht Lawrence Ross
NEW YORK-HArry wills easily beat
Jack Thompson.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-29

MY hspplcst New Ycsr-s ray-' rays
Chaplin Easy. II was 1906, | was Just
beginning to branch out as an entertainer.
~ had brou asked To go 20 a singsong
down in the Mile End road In London, near
Jubilee street I had two or three costcr
songs aud a salvation Army whceEc that
went very we'll
They got good hand and Rftcrward
I did what we called cellar flap dance,
THIS won me two or three recalls and while
I WAS bowling myself on | saw a fellow
with diamond Ia his scarf making gea.
turcs NJ, me lie was Gerald Condor. a yaudc.
Willie agent and he offered me three pounds
10 go on for u week with my stunts at tho
Pavilion IN Plcadiuy
Not much to be so happy over. l sup
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-29

That Willie Jackson, Of New York ,doee not
draw the color line will he proved In New York
tonight when he meets Leo Johnson the Calf
forniR negro. Several "wlseacTeH' here started
reports that jackson barred opponents OF color.
when match with Preston Brown was sug-
Eested William may have easy time againht
Johnson, but MlHtAh Brown would make the
Gotham jumping Jack Jump his fastest
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-29

In the final bout at the Ryan Athletic Club
tonight, wally Hlnckle will meet Ben Carlin.
OF Mahhnoy City. Young Howard will oppose
Kid Herman, OF Stirtown. Tommy HUDSON VIII
box Walter Brown. George RemOlde will meet
barney Dusan Chick Myers win tackle Tommy
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-29

Jack Dillon, like Mike Gibbons. has accepted
terms TO box Les Darcy, SO would Battling
lssYinsky, Billy MiHkie and any one else, nut
long as Lesie keeps his fountain pen under
cover there amt gonna be no Darcy bout
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-29

Two hundred and ten thousand dollars In
since his arrival IN New, York This enormous
Grant browne. Tex Hiekard Domlnlrk Tor.
torioh, Jack Hpnton, Dan McKetrtek' Edward
wadron and Matt Hincksl.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-29

TOLEDO. o.. win be the scene Of the ,Johnny
Kilban Fred Welsh bout This information has
been received from Harry Pollok. although no
definite date has been set. Welsh IL TO receive
$40 900. The lightweight champion has been
the dictator throughout. and the weight govern
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-29

Jeems Fryer Is on the side lines Jimmy has
a badly bruised right knee and this IL keeping
him from training Fryer Game near accepting
scraps but he reversed his throttle after learn.
ing how we'll boxers are not taken care OF In
Tho AntInndea
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-29

one contemporary refers b "Ty Cobb's
batting slump last season" Full many an
entry on tho fob would give IA leg TO slump
like Cobb full many bloke would give his
eye to hit tho soapy chute like Ty.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-29

six-bout programs have been arranged BY
three Of the four Philadelphia clubs 10 STAGE
shows New Years afternoon. via:
OLYMpIA-Whitey Fitzgerald vs.. Tommy
Narrone, Gussie Lewis Johnny Moloney. Bat
tilng Reddy Va Young CLANCY, Joe Tuber Va,
Little Bear Eddie Morgan Johnny Mayo and
Louisiana vs.. Kenny kaufman,
NATIONAIS-rhree bouts. to be announced to-
day. followed by Marty Farrell Va. Johnny ON,
Billy Kramer vs.. Steve Latzo and Terry Mcuoy-
ern vs. Joe Azevedo.
NoNPAREIG.-You Tierney vs. Young Gu
ban, Chick Myers vs.. Pussy Lee, Terry Martin
Va. *. o. Cuban Paddy Sylvester Walter
Brown Whitley baker We Sol o'Donnell and
Charley Doyle Vs. Charley Thomas.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-29

o'clock
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-29
OREGON MEETS ONE OF BEST
TEAMS IN COUNTRY THIS
SEASON IN PENN, SAYS RICE
Quakers Had Taken Stand With Tonno+ohors
After Cornell Game-Fowell's Bunch
Rivals Any in East or West
BY GRANTLAND RICE

soh strength. Al the close Of tho .,,,s.r
soh Penn was rated ono Of tho bsst
'eA'nS IN the country, East or West
The Lone Pair
Win the release Of Miner Brown there
are TOW two Cubs Jeff from the old ow,rS
around 1903 and before.
sonhny Evers and Frank Schultz are atlli
nolu'hg the heishts, and both believe thsy
M hahE on year or two longer The
tIOlah' although only thlrty-three years
ola. has already served fifteen years, while
nulte sS AZ h'riy-tour has put In thirteen
with Evers Il IL a matter OF an elbow
!olht III he can boil the kinks from his
uioWihs arm the rare spirit arame in his
UrtNst should carry him along TO forty
hls ambition now Ia 20 serve twenty sea.
sons IN the main scramble after which he
s willing to let all umpires go In solitude
The Land Of the Free
When this war IA over We know at least
Two able-bodied citizens who are going to
ue trlue more popular In the L. s of A.
man anywhere IN the British Empire
They are Freddie Welsh and Les Darcy
AFTER hIl ls said. done, spoken, debated and
argued, the profession OF these two was
hghting II was a great profession as long
as they were hghtlnE for 20 much per
round. But when the time came 10 night
Tor their country both beat II on tho Jump
III the British Empire In any whit Ike this
country. neither welsh nor Darcy will live
back home in either peace or honor They
are now men without n country, u tho spirit
Of their country IL what We think Il Ia
In which respect We agree with Prof Bnl
McGeehan and Colonel Damon Ruuyou to
tho fullcst-lt Is hard to ace how any one
can make hero out Of a Welsh OF a
Darcy. And all ;hc chatter in the world
doesn't alter the raw. cold facts In the
case
A Golfers New Year Resolve
hereby resolve not Ia get on the Iino
And TO guyT.y rdrh frrn ~ sh,fscr ,,,,,
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Old Doc Time

Oiu nut AiWe
noe. old Md. here's one more beaker.
yo,.,rr a tronder for pour ope,
ysa caH Jrtsk me hoiD uoH do if,
WITH pour record on the page;
vow tBho've beaten oil the iCinncrs
a. along the trail you've sped.
yoa teho'uo smedrcd the bunch behiad peu
A. bouW smear the bunch ahead
Doc, old hobo, tChats the systcmf
RigyHe bat I'd uto 90 kNotr.
you ,o10 hdren't changed an eyelash
since / met pou years dOoi
yo,. eho pike along the hiohwaV
We!tlnO fiH the ripe ones fall,
With your net all spread and reddp
Ter ifs semDterndI haul
Rack around the early eighties
we ccre Introduced one day;
No,o my hair " grot0inO thiaHcr
Aud tehdrs icft Is turninO gray;
Ys, you iook as yopH0 as cror,
you teho've kHotCn million years.
where T'Uo knoicu a breath Of morning
As the edge Of darkness neors
Doc. old ripper, here's a tail one,
Herc's your buliD health and such,
Count nc rs your Keen Gdmirer
Ere I slip into pour clutchi
You icho hate q neU hid coming
Added to your mighty pack.
You tCho mao cW TushtnO forpurd
And who nail 'om coming back,
TN THE way Of New Year resolutions we
are thinking seriously OF resolving not
10 miss putt within ten feet OF the cup Tor
the next 5s5 days
Penn vs.. Oregon
slr--I zee where one or two eastern
critics say that an oregon victory would
mean little or nothing, as Pennsylvania had
only second-rate eleven this year Many
OF the best football critics In the country.
on the contrary. believed that Penn on
Thanksgiving Day was the equal OF any
eleven In the East stronger than Harvard
or Princeton and on par with Yale Isn't
this latter opinion closer to the truth?
II. r. X.
Penn, by the date OF the Cornell game.
had undoubtedly come to her place with
the best. Folwell had developed his Red
and Blue machine far beyond its early sea-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-29
A Golfer's

A Golfers New Year Resolve
hereby resolve not to get on the Inc
And 10 carry each trap " shdtier my
SpiHc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-29

TN THE way Of New Year resolutions we
are thinking seriously OF resolving not
70 miss n putt within ten feet OF tho cup Tor
the next 3s5 days,
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2ie MiIIon aominiltration rebet
nit gorliebe bon Der berrihenoen
Brolperitdt. $50 lit iles Sn Siio
Gafota2 So. aber nidt III Oregon.
Sn gseip Dorf uno HenniDlpanien2 2
So, aber niht IN Californian. 8e'
lpiiie Teile bes 2anbes MIR baben
BroIperitdt, arieesproiperitdt, neil
lie Hrooufte uno 9lrtifeI unb @affen
beriteIlen, tpeIde moiienboft fit ben
europailhen Meltfrieg gebrouht iper.
ben. l1niere teiltpeile Hroiperitdt lit
bIutbefIedt, tit Elm GegenItanb gered.
ter aritif. gie lit ouf tauIet,ofdlti'
gem oammer uno 5abiuht ouf9eballt.
Wenn beute Der arieg 81 gnoe ginge.
niiroen bunberttoltIenbe bon Men'
fden ouf bie GtraBe geIett tperoen.
Cine ehte proiperitat muB ouf ebr'
|lihen 8runblogen beruben, fie ionte
i'm gonsen 2anoe borberriden inb
MIIen gum 9suben icin Oh Grieg ODER
sSrieoen. Willionen idouoern Oh iol.
| der groiperitat.
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rationale RroIperitdt baben tpollen.
gine Shuepolitit miro eine otrette
Notipenbigfeit.
Gin neuer Soh16usaous usEorif n1uB
lofort geibnffen perben, bod genug.
INN uns ieIber gu lhiisen, uno elaltiih
genug, I'M uns Der rieiigen Sanoels'
fonfurren5 uno ben ipedielnoen euro.
|pailhen Sanoelsmetbooen ar1aupai'
lien, oo England ielbit iih genotigt
lliebt, ieinen Sabrbunoerte olten Jrei-
banoel ouf5ueeben. Selblt ipenn mir
ME einen Sohihusson gebabt batten.
10 nGren mir iett ourd bic gerbalt.
I1iIie oasu geapitnaen. 5eibIt Der
IDenffaulIte fam bieies einieben.
slber iolhes BeIeb mub Elm ehrli'
DIES iein ilno bon ehrlihen Wenlfe,'
perfoBt. gs BARI feinen getrna nno
feinem GiebItabl bienen. Ser shus
mtB g(I[en 5ugute fommen; infolge
bes arieges nuB er hohcr iein als I'm.
ter nornnaIen gerhdltaiiien, er bort
feinen 2obbpiIten. feinen .aog NoI'
Iers" oienen er oarf fein Stiimper'
pert lein.
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9teueite Grieasnndlriflteu


Sis gum 8. Cftober paren fir bic
finite bentihe ariessanleihe, Die
vSiubenburs s.Inleibe", bereits mebr
OILS 1O,59O Miaionen Warf geseidDnet
nno bereits $500 Nillipnen baar ctu.
'ee5ablt. 2as Heinltat fat auseblidJ
bic fiibniten Grmartnngeu bes Heid)s'
Ihatamts iibertruffen. Gasceen iinb
in Guglanb bic nod norbanoeneu
8plbborrGte fnapp.
Die Ser. Staaten baben, ipie Tedlts.
bcrater Eolf pum Staatsbepartement
anfiinbiste, oen SuridJlas Der Gatente
Nlliierten abgelebnt, bak bic Nentra'
len alien llnterieebouten, sleidlpiel oh
Sanbels. pber SrieasIdJiffen, bic Se'
nntuns tbrer Sdfen nerpeigern loa'
ten.
(8ilion muk ictt an bic bentidsn
Stimmen Senfeu. Menn aeipablt,
fann er ia tpieber t,tn, mas er lett iiber
stuei Sabreu ltGnoig tet, uamlidl Gns'
lamb meter nnteritiiten mnb aaf eine
engliid)e alltaas binarbeiten. - Die
shrifh.)
Oils man bem bentihen gotidafter
bic GrflGrnng borlas, bic Hraiioent
8ilipn bctreffs Der Satiefeit Der It.
goote beroffentlidDt bate, lafelte er
unb iaete: r9os 1T iclbitoeritaublid."
8raf bon Sernitorff fiigte Bin5n
- y9eutId,lanb fat berIprpdlen, bak bcr
Sandbuotfries in l1e6ereinItimmnng
nit ben Hegelu oes 9ren5erfrieges &C.
fibrt ,uerben ioQ. limb Gentlhlauo
bGlt itets feline Geripredunaen."
Sn EGilabelpbia fat itd) Charles
G. Sushes snm eritenmal NIT srohcr
.Sffenheit iiber ieinen Stanbpnnft ben
engliIden ltebergriffen gegenilber ge'
1ufert. Dit Seitiafeit betonte er, bafl
Goitraab nnb Sdmorse 2iTte nidDt ae'
bulbet ,uerhen iullten. Gum minhe'
Iten lGft fid) min iagen, sak or ntd)i
5iueierlei Mnf in Der &eGanblnng oer
frieafiibrenoen Rartcien Gnropas an'
3umenben eeoenft.
Gbnaro aosmpl, Elm bentIdler Spl'
bat, uelder ans Der 0efangeuIdDaft III
SATIRE entflo1cu unb anf oem nprluegt'
Id,en 9ampfer uSif" ais blinber Tai'
Iagier bier nnfam, luurOe auf SefebI
bcs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN
@aIHington 5ngela1en.
Terner famen bic betben TentId)cn
seinridl Niillcr BON Samburg nne
8ilbelm Struf, brm 9llfeu6ruidD bej
s5annpper ais blinbe Eaiia9icre auf ei'
mem npripegiiden Gampfer bnn Gas
Galmas an, lpp iie Ieit bem Seainne
bes Grieees nntcr Der Wannidlaft bes
9ampfcrs ySiberius" interniert ma
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Berlin, IL. Oft. - TentIdje Srup.
pen ipnroen iiiblid Der somme bon
ben 5ransoien abseidnitteu.
lie sueite rnmGniidDe armee, bic
BEL arpuitabt b6llis geidlasen iuurne,
,pirb berfulgt. Gbcnio mnrben biz
Hnmdnen i'm Mlt-sal seidlagen; biz
Snbaiion BON HnmGnien bnrd babri.
ide 9rnppen bat bereits besunneu.
Nien, IL. DIT. - Stalieni1d.
Irnppen baben nad adtt6giger Nr.
tillerisporbereitnng einen allsemeineu
angriff anf bic 0iterreidiid-nngari'
iden Srnppen beapnnen.
Tnblin, IL. DIT. - 10000 peite.
re iriide srnppen iuerben an ber
Tront nod Dor 8eibnadten ben6tigt.
Berlin, IL. DIT. Gpgar BON
nentralcr Seite iunrben grpfe snm.
men fir bic Sinhenbnrg-Nnleibe ge.
seid)net. SIN @arid,nu. Eolcn, iparbe
aud cine MiliOa Warf ssseitlnet.
Nadj 2onhoncr gerihten itel.
len iid bie ariegsberlnite icit Mms.
brmdl bis smm 1. Gftpbcr amf S7O,.
1872 gote, 42S,S2O SDte nn6 9ermif,.
tc nnb 2.257,O07 @ermmnhcte. Iieie
Cite IdDliekt ale beutIden Natiuaali.
taten Elm.
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'ren. Die Seioen iuuroen ebeufalls sn'
gclahen.
DAFT elm oentIdes ll-gopt an Der
anite bon Georgia inn Siiben Der Ser.
Staaten geieben iunroe, lit leeres 8e'
riid)t. 8ie in alleA nDrolidlen
0dfcn lit bic SdJiffahrt nadj oem Nus
lanbe pl0bddJ gelabnat. Steben britt
Idle 9ampfer, Die am Samstas ans
fabren iolltcn, ltegeu mod, bier uuS
lire Sapitane erflaren, baf ite Sefebl
erhielteu, borlanfia sn bleiben. Sin
italieniider 9ampfer, bic rSan Ins
tpnio", fnbr non Baltimore nadl &c.
mia ab. Gt,ua 40 britiid)e Sampfsr
befinoen iidl bier, bic SaSuus anfneh'
men.
Ser ImerifasSainaii 2iner rSan'
ian," bas cinsise nit Mnnition fir bic
aaiierten belabene Iabrsens, iuelhes
upu bem Sanhbppt nidlt nerienft iunr'
be, bat ibr 0ud in gbarles.omn nod
niht oerlaiIen, trptoem ibre Eapiere
bereits ant Senntas seprift uorsen
iparen.
Nan 1T alfsemein iibersenst, baF
bic Gerienfunaen an Der amerifani'
id)en Siiite ben geginn einer nenea
praaniiterten 5anhbpotfampaane BE-
ocuten, bic iid) eegen ben Sanoel Der
Nlliierten inn 8eIonSeren unb eesen
alien Sricgsmateriabanbel tint allge'
meincn ritDtet. Gic bentidDe Sptifaft
erfldrtc, baR iie feline Nenntnis pua
Dem Gprseben Der sanhbOote bot ooer
bate.
Sine reid)e Grnte harrt Der bent'
Idlen Sauhboote. Gtnun0sluan5tg
Haiiagierbampfer hefinOen IidD aegcn'
tuGrtig auf bem atlantiIden Csean,
sehn auf Der TaBrt npn Nelu Yort uad)
europa, bic iihrigen anf Der Sabrt bon
europa naf amerifaniIdDen Sdfen.
Gem 0eieb Ao5, fnnn elm beutidleS
Saudlbupt ein feinoItdDcs Sdiff 9craOe
10 gut anfcrbalb Der amerifauiIdDen
ITcntralitatssDne 3erIt6ren, tuie in Der
| Dit uber &oroIec, Man fiird)tet ie'
bod, oak bic 9nueIenbeit OentId)er
Sandboote 10 nabe Der amerifaniIdleu
GiIte nene Neutrnlitdtsfraaen anfa
bringen ,piro, oa s0entuea eeltenb &C.
mad)t tperben fann, baR baburA cine
amerifaniid'e glDdaoe eeid,affen tuirn.
Die Shiffsberiidernngsraten bon
amerifaniiden nadD ensIiidlen Safeu
iinb TON einem anf flint 9sru5ent bin'
anfseIdlnellt, nuS bic Staten nadJ
Sapre nnb gorbeanr itiesen non e
uno 81 Grosent ebenfalls anf 5 Eros
Tlieaerperlnite Der sllliierten.
Gie Sranspien nnb griten berloreu
i'm letten Monat an Der 8eitfrpnt 13C
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&pr ser 9taic Smfcl Sants
0ee argside perieuten Der ameritanifen aate eds
brildbe uno neutrale Sd)iHe. - Ote Gtteuarte
Der l53 iu Nempprt Stems.
Wldn5enber Grfplg Der I6inoenbmr9> >9lnletbe.

Slnssense, iuoseaea bic 9eutIdeu uur
II berlureu.
Sanptmauu goelfe brntte ieineu
30. Neroplan snr Strede.
9ln Der &eitfront (glrmee bes Grun'
prinsen Hnpprcd,t Oun 8aneru) oaus
ert cine meitere HicienIdlaft an Der
Spmme an nnb bic glliiertcn baben
lire InitrensHHseu, .uean bies mDg'
lid, mod geiteigert. SdDiuere Hieber.
iagen, bic ibnen bic belbenbafte Snfan.
ierte nnb bic madJtise Irtillerte oes
Generals bon Selolu sugefist baben,
geitnlteten iidl Sementipredcnn sr6ker.
Nidyt bas fleinitc 8rabenteilhen au
Der 25 9tlpmeter preiten Sd)lahtfrput
iunrbe oerluren.
Die 6iterreidJiifjsbentihen Streit'
frafte nnter General buu Salfenbann
baben, uie Die Sberite Seeresleitnns
melbet, auf ifrem gurmaridl in Gle
benbiirsem bic EGiie in ben Sargitta"
nnb ben Garole-Yersen eenummen.
Iuf beioeu Seiten BON Sruuitnht
braneen bic Srnppen Der MittelmadJte
bic 9iumanen suriif, bic i'm Gerlani
Der letteu brei Sage in bieism ab'
idDnitt % 8eid,iitc ncrloren baben.
| gSas 8riefenlano betrifft, fdDeini
Sas sriedDildle Sdnfterle geniselos,
Der insniifen in Salonifi gelanbet III,
an Ginflnk 81 berlieren, nnb bic fiirdp'
terlid)en Sane, ,ueldJe bic HnmGnen
0uitttert babeu, tucrhcn Griedenlauba
Neutralitdt bpffcntlid, iidler maiden,
iuie iie audi SDnig Gonitantin luiinIdt.
| 9tadD elmer HcutcroepeId)e ansgtBcn
fat HrufeiIpr 2ambros bic Stlbnn1
zines ncnen aabinctts iibernpmmen.
! Serr Spbn 9. Mapcr, Hraiibent hea
.. u. 3entralbunocs bon HennIgioa'
nia, bat einen Erotcit segen ubas mill
filrlid)e, uupafeuoe nnS nnHcntraIe
&erhnltrn" hes hrififd,cn 8rtIdlafters
an @:tnatsirfre.as 2aitT,as .slxStas
pGiert, tueil Der britiIdDe Sutid)after TO-
fort nadJ Grbult Der Melonns ton ber
9lulueienbeit bes bentifen SaudbootcS
ll-53 on Der omerifauiifleu 9iiite bic
bcridicSenen britiiden Sdiffe braBt'
los aeiuarut babe.
yllniere Heaiernug Idluf Ieinerseit
bic orahtlpIe Citation Snferton, itnl
An berfinbern, BAT oentidJen Sriegs.
id)iffen Nad)ridIt bon Der Ibfabrt ei'
nc8 cneliidJen Sdliffcs snseianbt per'
ben fonutc, ba oies ein unuentraler
slft lei. Sat Der enaIiidle Sutid,afte1
bas 9iedDt, cine berarttse ofFenfnnbigs
Gerletnng nnIerer NeutralitGt sn be-
eeben, obne bcfiir snr Gedlenidlaft &C.
spsen sn iuerben?" idliekt bic groteit'
bepeide.
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llniere eigenartigen Srnbel in Merifo

AHieEe el8eH0IItytH SEHuei lN IttElIo
@orum beroient gSilion btttere
aritif toegen Werifo? Ct fano cine
totiahlih beltebenbe Re9ierune untar
Suerta, itarfer als irgeno erne an6ere
ieit Der Dio3-Regieruns. Suerta mar
bon alien europailben Mddten auf
anraten ibrer erprobten unb lanbes.
finbigen biplomatilhen gertreter a,,,
erfannt; nrr billions Hegierune per.
neigerte Die anerfennung, ia er tot
nod 5hlimmeres, er beitonb ouf Der
aboanfung Suertas obue geeigneten
Nahfolger. Gr erflarte, bic Suerta.
Regierung lei niht .berfoiiunasge.
ndB" unb bIutbefleft. llno merfipiir.
big gennal Wilion erfaur1te 8. 9. Il,
geru, Siib amerifa, cine Regierllng
on, ipelhe iiber Naht ourd robe @e.
ipoIt nnb Moro errihtet tpuroe.
8arnm sinsen gmerifaner nadl
Merifn?
llniere 2anbsleute in Werifo ifnD
|nah WilIon ntr Mbentenrer, ltnebrlis
DIE Gpefulonten; ihre anipriihe iino
|betriigerilde. Solhe nl0gen borban.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-10-12

Stumpreoner, er refleftiere ouf fein
amt, reoe oub ni6t als 9emofrot
ooer Heprblifoner, ionoern oils ame'
rtfoner, uno .Muerica onlD" millie
Iiett uno fiiroerbin Die omerifaniihe
Borole iein.
Damn ging er fofort gum Saupt'
tberna iiber uno, oo ieine logilben
Aus sfibrungen, porum 8ilflon ge'
| (6logen perben miiiie, iiberaus tpid'
Itiq 1ino, tpollen mir ieiner Reoe alt'
crit Dor ,tnieren eigenen lpateren 9e'
| eriinoungen oen gebiibrenoen Raum
lgebel1.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-10-12
anbrpnnp ~
Solfslieo.

Die Stiefel 8erriiie,
Die Sole aerfran6t,
Dob flott nit Der 2iele
Sm .8alotrug" getan6t.
Ser Sanb fran3t Die Sole,
Ser Sizes rist Die Sdub,
Doh bas Ser8 mir 5errilie,
aiebe 2ieie, bait 0u!"
.5hub' uno Sol min id flide -
Does fonn ieoe 8irn;
Sir serriiIene Ser5en
90 bob / toa Spirn."
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-10-12
SER Treb. Grouit upu Saua, 9. ..

abre 1914 tell unb bat iIdl iett micber aIS
0 erfreulid firs inns, ,uie iie audi bic iibrigen
~M- @eitere Gpntc itanten beraus! ~
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-10-12
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Charlevoix county herald., 1916-08-25
Roosevelt ApplaudS
Hughes Speech

Theodore Roosevelt sat In q box at
Carnegie Hall when Mr.. Hughes de-
livered his speech of acceptance and
vigorously applauded every telling
point.
The Colonel repeatedly arose and
bowed In response to the cheers for
him and the shouts of TEDDY" Ted
dyi" "Hurrah for Teddyl". and when
the meeting adjourned he made the
following statement:
1T Is an admirable speech and
wish to call attention to the following
points:
IL am particularly pleased with the
exposure OF the folly. and worse than
folly, OF Mr.. Wilson's Mexican policy
and of the way in which this policy
has brought humiliation to the United
States and disaster to Mexico itself.
Moreover, / am very glad OF the
straightforward manner In which Mr..
Hughes has shown the ridicule with
which Mr.. Wilson has covered this ma.
ton by the manner In which he al.
lowed foreign powers to gain the i'm.
preston that although he used the
strongest words in diplomacy they
were not TO be taken seriously.
Not Words Which Count
"As Mr.. Hughes said. It is not words
but the strength and resolution behind
the words which count AS Mr..
Hughes pointed out, there Is no doubt
that II Mr.. Wilson's conduct and ac
tion had been such as TO make the
foreign nations believe that he meant
precisely what he said In his strict
accountability there would have been
no destruction OF American lives by
the sinking OF the Lusitania.
when Mr. Hughes uses strong
words his record shows that they are
always backed by strong deeds, and
therefore In the enormous majority of
cases the use OF strong words renders
II unnecessary ever to have recourse
TO strong deeds.
Again, Mr.. Hughes speaks in char.
acteristically straightforward fash
ION OF the outrages committed on mu'
nitions plants, and all men, whether
citizens OF foreign nations or nominal
citizens OF our own land, who had In
any shape OF way abettsd or condoned
those actions can understand that Mr..
Hughes, II President, will protect
these domestic American interests and
punish offenders against them with
the fearlessness and thoroughness
that he showed IN dealing with the
powers OF evil at Albany.
Brought Nation to Ianominy.
"Just before coming in to listen to
Mr.. Hughes just characterization OF
Mr. Wilson's failure to protect the
lives and property Of Americans in
Mexico and on the high seas. ! hap
pened to pick up John Fiske'e Critical
Period OF American History" and was
struck by the following two sentences:
"a government touches the lowest