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The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1916-04-21
Can Not Buy Booze

Il wish to warn Missoula and
western Montana saloon keepers
of the danger that lies in selling
liquor to Indians who have OBJ
tanned patents to their lands and
are no longer wards of the gov
eminent. The fact that an In
dian has become a citizen of the
United States does not give him
a right to buy booze over the bar
or in any other way, as far as
that's concerned"
B. K. .Wheeler, United States
district attorney, makes the fore
going statement. in answer to
numerous inquiries from men in
terested, one way or another, In
the status of certain Indians as
far as Whiskey is concerned, says
Wednesdays Missoulian. Mr..
Wheeler quotes the following
! from the enabling act OF March
3rd, 1909, which opened for set
Element the Flathead reservation:
THAT the lands allotted, those
reserved or retained, and the
surplus lands sold or otherwise
disposed of shall be subject for a
period of twenty-five years to
all the laws of the United States
prohibiting the introduction of
intoxicants into the Indian
country, and that the Indian al
lottees, whether under the care
of an Indian agent or not, shall
for a like period be subject to all
the laws of the United States
prohibiting the sale or other dis
iposition of intoxicants to In
dams"
Twenty-Five years from March
3, 1909, Mr.. Wheeler went on to
explain, liquor may be taken in
to the reservation without there
being any penalty. Until then,
however, no liquor may be taken
there or may be sold to Indians
of the reserve anywhere.
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1916-04-21

Europe should have bought ticket
to some definite destination before 1t
got aboard the train.
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1916-04-21

Japan may be willing to arrange a
superior form of government for China
if China fails to find q suitable one il
self.
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1916-04-21

Dredging the Panama canal is far
from important when Congressman
Wantall thinks the creek in his dis
trict needs to be repaired.
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1916-04-21

Uneasy lies the Chinese head that
objects to Yuan wearing the crown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-04
NICHOLS AVENUE.

mittee assisting Mr.. Otterback are w
w. Tolson and Hiram P. Butler.
Among the interesting data they are
giving out is that:
More persons own their own homes
in Anacostia than in any other COM
munty in the District. Take the best
residential section, they say. and out
OF 40 of the incest homes, but eight
are rented
The thing Anacostia needs most is
houses that can be either sold or rent
ed. Many persons eager to live in the
community cannot find places.
Continued reclamation of the Ana
costa flats will keep the section thriv-
ing and growing for years to come.
The development of the steel plant is
bringing new residents to the outlying
country every week.
The old home of John Howard Paine,
author of Home. Sweet Home" is still
preserved in a shady grove near the
river. 1t was while in Union College
this great song was written.
AS an illustration of civic enthusi-
asm, large vacant lot opposite the
Anaccstia Bank, which has been an
eyesore to the progressive element in
the community for some time, is being
flower garden.
All religious denominations are rep
resented in the community, living hap
PLY together. each having its own
building of worship.
There are more flowers grown in
Anacostia than any other section of the
District of Columbia
The committee on fireworks is ar
ranging for an extensive display and
states that it will be in charge of ex-
perts and that every safeguard will be
exercised, so that none should be fear
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-04

on parade the committee on decoration
has been doing great deal of work
arranging for the decoration and il
Elimination along the line of march.
The committee in charge of this i'm
portant work consists of L. w. Thomp-
son. chairman; James w. Marbury,
George Orem. William c. James and
William b. Marshall.
In addition to the general request
sent out by the celebration committee
that each citizen should decorate his
house and premises for the event and
keep his home we'll lighted until after
the parade has passed and urge his
neighbors to do likewise, the special
committee has made a personal visit
to every one along the route of the
parade urging the greatest possible CO.
operation.
The response has been emphatic.
Premises are being cleaned up and
adorned as never before. The mer-
chants have all promised to decorate
lavishly with flags and bunting. The
fire department is going to do itself
proud. The police station will try to
Guido the fire station and the school
buildings will be Illuminated.
The country circus at Fairlawn is
promised as a real attraction. 1t is to
be in charge of Prof. oliver an old
time clown.
Another important committee is that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-04
Judging of Cars.

All cars competing for prizes must
assemble at Logan Park, 18th and V
streets. at pm. to be judged; all 9TH
er cars to be in line by $50 pm. on
Good Hope road and Minnesota avenue.
The parade will then proceed along
Nichols avenue to Morris road, to
Mount View place, to Valley place.
thence along Valley place 10 l4tn
street, to w street. to 18th street, to
u street. to Nichols avenue. to 18th
street along 18th street to Massachu-
sets avenue northeast, along Massa-
chusetts avenue to Maryland avenue
northeast. along Maryland avenue to
I'd street northeast, along I'd street to
Pennsylvania avenue southeast, along
Pennsylvania avenue to Sth street
southeast. along Sth street to the navy
yard. along NJ street to 18th, down 18th
street to Nichols avenue. to Morris
road. to Mount View place, to Pleasant
street. along Pleasant street to 18th, to
v street to 18th street, to Good Hope
road. along Good Hope road to 14th
street. where the parade Will disband.
There are five prizes for this event.
Ten dollars in gold will be awarded as
a special prize, for which only resi-
dents of Anacostia may compete: there
will be another prize of $40, for which
all entrants may compete. and second.
So. which are free for all These prizes
will be awarded by the District Com
mssioners. The judges OF the parade
will be the automobile editors of the
Howard S. Fisk, The Star; H. E. Duck
stien, the Post: NJ. w. Sohn, the
Times. and S. S Grogan, the Herald
In the event of rain the parade will be
postponed until Saturday, June 10, or
the first good day following.
Besides the band concert by the Engi-
neer Band. which will entertain the
people while the parade is extending
itself through a corner of the capital
there will be plenty of other band
music, as Charles F. Roberts. chair
man of the committee on music. has
engaged the services of Moody's I'd
Regiment Band and the Naval Gun Fac
tory Band. both of which will enliven
the parade.
The parade committee consists of s.
d. Frazier, chairman; A. GUIDE. George
D. Frazier and A. E. Beck.
In cooperation with the committee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-04
.ANACOST|A PLANS
BIG CELEBRATION
Hangs Out "WeIcome" Sign
to Westinghouse for Event
Next Friday Night.

Anacostia has hung out big wei
come" sign. The portals of this thriv-
ing suburb are thrown wide open with
the leading citizens grouped within
reckoning to the world outside to come
and make merry with them. AT the
front door, across the new bridge from
Washington proper. several large signs
bidding wayfarers hospitality and to
tarry are conspicuous4y placed. At
the back door, out toward Congress
Heights and past Oxen Hill, everything
has been put in frst-class shape to
entice the people from the outlands.
At the side entrance along Good Hope
road from Forestville and beyond all
the residents are Tagging pedestrians.
autoists and all other passers, remind
ing them TO join in the festivities.
Anacostia is proud Of smart lot of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-04
Many Public Improvements.

These public improvements include
the reclamation of flats. in front of
Anacostia alone, which cost $500. 900.
and which improvement is being con-
tinued. Then there is the new bridge
from Washington, completed at a cost
of $1,000 Again, there is the new
sewerage system. which cost $500, 900.
and the paving of Nichols avenue at
an expense of S30,500. A new. modern
lighting system has been installed,
costing $4,000, and underground rail-
road system that cost 1925 900. New
structures have been erected in Ana
costa during the last year. both public
and private. which cost upward of
100000. making a total improvement
of s1,SSS 500.
The Anacostia Citizens Association
has organized committees which for
the last two months have been devot-
ing much time to plans for this civic
celebration-the first of Its kind ever
held by that community. All of the
people are cooperating enthusiast
tical1y, they are painting their homes.
cleaning up their yards. planning deco
rations, inviting relatives and friends
as guests during the festivities and
generally looking forward to a red let
ter day in the community'S history.
The general committee for the cele-
bration consists of William J. Latimer,
chairman. Adolph Guide. Maurice otter
bach, 4. A. Pyles, J. J. Mundell. w. W.
Tolson, Hiram p. Butler, Albert E.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-04

the brilliant idea of a big
keeping all their lamps
lighted, and inviting all their neigh
,ors into enjoy such entertainment as
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-04
ANACosTIA TO REJOICE.

winner silver cup is to be awarded
an automobile parade at I pm. with
prizes for the best decorated cars: a
band concert by the Engineer Band. in
Logan Park, from 100 to $50 pm.
an old-time country circus at Fairlawn
at pm, free to all; speeches and
awarding of prizes by the District
Commissioners, railroad officials. SUI
perintendent of police and others at
8 pm and dancing and firework dis
play at 10 pm.
The automobile parade is planned as
one of the biggest events of the kind
ever held around Washington. Not only
will it cover the principal streets OF
Anacostia, but it will take a swing
around the circle and show itself off
to Washingtonians in the navy yard
section. feature of this parade will
be more than $50 school children of
Anacostia riding in nine decorated
trucks, each waving large American
flag.
The parade will start at Nichols ave-
nue. and Good Hope road promptly at
o'clock. A number of prominent
Washington people have registered to
enter deliberately decorated cars and
some of the largest business houses
have promised to put in whole fleet
of automobiles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-04
CHAS. c.. LOHR

Commercial Printing
Nichols Ave. and Good Hope I'd. Sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-04

full of accidents.
Tomorrow night the final meeting of
these committees is to be held under
the auspices of the Anacostia Citizens
Association, when complete reports
will be received. The finance commit
tee stated that contributions to cover
the expenses of the celebration are
coming in satisfactorily, and that the
committee is very grateful to a num-
Der of Washington merchants. who.
both by financial support and offers of
automobiles, trucks, flags. etc, have
materially assisted in the general sue
cess of the undertaking.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-04

can be devised. The entire community
has taken up the suggestion with zeal
They want all Washington and other
as an overture to frequent subsequent
visits and possibly fellow citizenship.
Anacostia is preparing for big
community celebration next Friday in
apprecia ton of the completion of
series of big civic improvements cost
ing nearly 100000. She is welcom
ing all neighbors. with the ultimate
object that they may see advantages
of doing business and living in that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-04

civic improvements that have awaken
ed the community spirit as never be-
fore. Its civic leaders. as represented
by the local citizens association, have
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-04

Frazier, Charles A. Stevens, George
Orem, James w. Marbury, A. b. Suit,
Charles r. Burr. J. A. Watson, T. d.
Mudd, w. T. Anderson, l.. w. Thomp-
son, Herbert r. Haar. S. NJ. Frazier, S.
d. Frazier, william B. Marshall, Will
liam c. Jones' William Mushake, ]. S.
Winterwerp and AlonZo Stone.
The program for the celebration ar
ranged by them includes a base ball
game at pm; motor boat race on
Anacostia river at pm. and to the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-04
ANAcosTIA's CELEBRATION.

AnacOstia's celebration next
Friday, marking completion of
public improvements, will include
the following entertainment fea-
lures:
p.m.-Base ball game.
6 p.m.-Motor boat race on An
acostia river.
7 p.m.-Automobile parade in
which there will be nine trucks
carrying $50 school children.
8 p.m.-Free country circus at
Fairlawn.
1880 pm. to 9 p.m.-Band con-
cert at Logan Park.
9 p.m.-Speeches by District
Commissioners, railroad officials
and superintendent of police, fol-
lowed by awarding of prizes; dane
ing and fireworks, 10 pm.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-25
Cine 9fnsabl aonsrebs sWtits

Cine @nSabl aonsrebsMi
sIieoer baben bic abiidt ausssipro6eu,
bic Sisuns nidt aufsubebsu, bis guss
lamb feline iaparae Site 5uriid5iebt,
ober nur bann in cine Dertasung e:as
sutpiaiseu, lpeun Der prdiibsnt psrs
ipri9t, ben &onsrsb ipiebsr sinsubes
rufen, falls Gnslanb teins hfricpis
e.nbe antport auf unieren protei. ers
tbeiIt, Der Radsebante 1T eutibies
ben Su psrperfen. Wenn etfpas ses
iaeben iOl, I'm unier aanb gu Be-
idiisen, mub Der aonsreb ss tbun.
Die Grfabruns bat sur 8eniise erpies
fen, bab bonn prGiioenten ni9ts 81 err
partsn 1T, aud lpenn ensliibs arieess
iaiffe in ben Safsn Don Rep Dort
sinfabrsn uno Waaren fortnebmen, bic
fir neutrale 2dnber perlaosn nerpsn,
Sorpsit es ben aonsreb bstrifit, lit bic
Stimmune cine duberit esIpannts.
Man bat isbt einseieben, oab sttpas
Gnergiihes ssgsn England ssIheben
mug, I'm befien Inmabuns enblid
sine Grerae gu iesen. Die 2tniidt pirb
Dertrssen, bab bic Der. Staater gu sis
ner ensliiden aoloRie berabseiunfsn
Itnb, in pel6er gnelanb nit iouoerGz
ner Madt bic Serri6aft fiibrt unb
bob tbutid6lid gnglanb uns nod
f6limmer als cine englii6e aolonis
inbem es Offenturbig bic
1ernidtung unieres aubenbanbels
anitrsbt. Sieis stimmuna pirb tdss
lid burh bic @irtuns geiteissrt, fpeids
bic @erSffentlifuns Der idparsen
2iite faon ausiibt. Cine sanse Qns
sabl ameritapifds I5irmen babsn iid
setpeisert, Waaren an bic iyirmen Su
!iefern ,tpelhe Gnglonb in ben gdnn
getban bat, aus iSurdt, bab iie cbens
faus auf bic idparse Cite seiteut 'pers
ben tOnnten. 9llIsemein pirb i'm aons
greg 5ugeitanoen, bab elm f0ld
idmddooller, eute6renber unb ben
amsritanii6en Sanbel bebro6lidsr
3uitanb siuseretsn lit, baB bic ensrs
gii6iten MubreseIn aesen Gnslunb
nidt lanse binuussedObsn tpsrbsn
oiirfen.
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Saule Musrebe b.s Yrdiioenten.

Den 9ritenfreunben in Daibiiston
prdnst ii9 bic gmpfinbung euf, S.b
bas ameritanii6 @olt iiber bic 4es
ipaltafte Gnglanbs uurubis gu fperpen
bssiunt unb bic gefiiratung nirb ss.
best, bab bas feiss unb unpatriotiI6s
Yerbalten Der aDnpiniitration cine ibr
unansenebme Wirtung auf bas Wabls
srsebnib ausiibcn pirb. 9tslaug bat
oas amerifanif6e 8olt ii9 mertnir.
big rubig perbalten, aber jest 1T ers
iillilid, oab cine anbert Sttmmurg
sinestrsten 1T, Elm 9efiibl Der S9ma6
unb Der gntriiituns iiber bic 4rt unb
Weiie, ME mir pon Gnslaub bebanbelt
Derben unb mas Defenders empOreno
lit, bic Ginfiht, bab gnglarb sesen bic
Der. Stuaten einen e6sniol6 ibos
nunssloien 6anbelsfrieg fiibrt, ipie ges
gen bic @erbiinbeten unb ni6t 5los
oieie pom WeltbaHbel ausialiebsn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-25
@ie SaIanbra seitiirSt pArOe.
stiirmif6e saensn in Der .ntidei'
benben aammeribuns In Rom.

nus aueano, II. Suni, tpirb semels
BET: Die parlamentsNbuus ipar Elm
f5rmIides 0eri1t iiber bas Gabinett
Salanbra Sonninp ON Samitas,
unb tas pernihtenbe llrtkil iprahsn
bielslben Glsmente, bic in ben unIss
lissn Waitaeen bss Woriabrss baS
Miuiiterium in ben &riss binsiugs.
bebt batten. alls SaIalloro lid, erbob,
nurSe er BON ben So3idlifien lpie boz
ben HepubIitanern uno gieiorrn.
lo5iaiiiteiL Gle biz 5uIetf bod Den
9oripann Salanbras sebilbet batten.
nit ironifhen 3urufen besriiBt, fpis:
Der 4nseflasie tat bas Wort!1 unb
bsrslsiden. Smmsrbin ionnie Der Nlis
niiterprdiibent Salanbra siemli9 uns
seit0rt rsbsH, bis sr auf bic grsigs
niiIe i'm 1rstino Su fpreden fam unb
naiD bemerlte, bic Sdulb liege baron,
bdB bic GrenSs felt 1865 einem feinb.
Iiden GiufnQ often itano. Cine erobe
Mense 9lbseorbneter allsr parteisn
umbrdnst bei bisfen unbebo6ten
Wortsu Salanbra unb {breit ibn an:
~@arum babsn Sie bief. 1biir bnnn
nidt ssidloiien2 Warum bdbsn Sic
uns INNER ssiagt. bab StuIisu ui&ts
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piel bsKer. Sn ibren fiir9erli9en
Gdnipfen an Der Dtpina, ipoIslblt
sanse ruifii9e 9(rmeetprps pernidtct
ipprben iinb, beitebt Der @eipinn, Der
et5ieIt pOrben lit, in einem Sorhpos
item. Sn Der gutopina iinb bic Jfuis
fen erfOlsreih setpeien, aber BIOS Des /.
tpesen, neil npan lie porldufis sepdbs
rem lGbt, bis bic ensliIde STieaIipe
pOGig 5ur Rube selanst lit unD ben
ipeitsrsn @orSrinsen in ben aarpatben
Ginbalt gebpten iperoen tann, poreuf
man iie luieber iiber bic @ren5e treiben
lpiro. Mah ibren prattiihen Grnsbs
nihen bemeiien, lam man jebt ihon
bon sinem pDllisen 3uIamnen6ru6
Der srpbsn Sffeniipe, an fpelde iold)
glanaenbe Soffnungen setniipft tporhen
iinb, rebsn. Die aGmpfe perben lpobl
fOrtseisst iperbeu, aber gum 9erbit
piro man iie als uersebIid aufscben.
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bisien Worten! Sn Der auien altcl
3sit, mad 1916, no bic friid einiessn
be Reattion iid tpirtli9 Der 8esuli
runs alIsr 9inss fir fdbig belt, puto
Der Sunb bes 4ubrp", Elm furdtba
rer S6mdrren, in unenolihen Wie
bsrbolunasn nor benz publitum oei
aOnigliben Sd,auipielbduIes aufge
fiibrt, irobbem ale tiinitlsrifd sebil
bstsn arsiis 3sier uuo MOrbio idrien
Gin paar 3abrs Ipaier luiberissie It'd
Der berporrasenbe Wuiittenner prc'
feifcr 3sIisr Der auffiihruns Del
| r5rsiitib" unb lpieber Elm paar Sob
re fpdter ioIIts bic .5auIi" gtuifiib'
runa psrboten iperbsn einsstbeiIs me
gen Der .llnmOralitdt" Der Didtunl
unb anbsrerieits neil bos ~Jloblieo'
iebr unanItdnbig sefunben puroe
.prseioia" mubie BON Jfflanb ab9e
isst psrbsn, neil ssrabs lin bislel5'
.9eit cine Morbbrennerbanbe BON 13t
qerionen in bsr 9auspostsi esIanJsr
asbolien ipurbe. Wo mar pnmdli
Der Mann Der bag Sflefts gu Der'
hinbsrn unb bas Guie gu fSrbsrn fa'
big setpsien pdre2
glls BilbeIm pon 5umtolbt ar
Der Spite beg preubiiten aultui
itanb ipdrn.e er sinmuI bapor. ei'
GenIur sur asseniiOn iperben 3u lai'
fen. Der aampf sesen ssiitiss gus'
pii6ie aller slrt. au6 Der Stunt, n
.b.n Sade Der Re3eniion i'm fpeits'
itm Sinne. 0isie tann ni3t ourf
bic Gsniur uno am alIeripenisiier
burh bic 0iiiatur erIebt psrbsn
@siiiis. g.pssunsen Uber aud nu'
ben @tidmad su rsseln, 1T ipsbsr BIZ
aufsobe beg Staates nod liest ss in
ieinsr Wa9t. 9as grot beg 9eiltes
lam nidt mad iriesserndbrunssamt'
liten @oridrifisn Subersiiei unb aud
niht martsnpeiis oerttsilt psrben
Sumbolst bat aud bids Seite : bsl
iiaatiiten aufgaben pcn ieintm frs'en
Stnnbpunit aus beuribeilt. Gs fsj
falih, bic Geiebsebuns su elmer
2lri Gt,isbuna beg staatsbiireers su
MAIDEN" pielmebr miiiTs lie ben giir'
cr in Stanb ieB.u. iid felber gu
srsieben unb alIes poiitipe Wirtsn Der
fr.i.n 1bGtisteit Der Tation iibtrlli'
fen. au6 ldifs fih Der mpralii6s
Stanbpuntt elmer Ration ME senail
bsrefnen pietmebr erbalie cine Qatiou
off gan, aug innerer araft plosli6s
Smpulis, bi. Ii6 nidt burb @efsb9s'
tana leiten laHen, fonbern limsetebri
bic Geisss.buns stpinsen, ibnen 81
fplaen.
60 sei6rieben am q. Suli 1909.
unb sipar DON Wilhslm ron Sum'
bplbt. - Das ipdre f5on eine &C.
ipaltiss .ReuOrisntiruns" tsr G.iitsr.
bic uns ipiebsr gu 5umbolbt suriid'
fiibrte.
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u q d oem Der engli d e
premier sip0lfmaI grobe &reoite oefora
bert uno ous leBte NAL ertldrt ba;te,
bab Das 9elo Biz gum 4pril nGpiien
eSdbres reihen perbs, forbert er iest
eineu gang Defenders eroben areNit in
!pDbe Don SpeiunOeiHDiertel Wiuiaroen
uuo es tpiro Nidt lange buuern, Bis er
pieoer Gelb oerlangen tpirb, oenn bic
neuen 9eitelIunger auf ariegsmdterial
in oisiem 2anoe seben pieDer in bic
Mi0iaroen. Die es a6er nit Der WDgs
lidtsit bsitelIt lit, bas @elo aufsu6rins
gen, lebren Die WaHipulatioHsn in uns
ierem 2anbe. 4ls Siderbeit fir bic
@nletbe, bic Gneldnb BEL uns MAIDEN
nil. bietet es bic fauliten iiioumsritas
mifdsn pupiere an, bic isine gantiers
Sabre lang I'M 9sIoitrant bieIten,
neil iie teins &Gufer bafiir finben
fonnten. Gorpeit es uniersn prGiitens
ten betrifft, pirb er nidts bageoen
tbun, bab bas Gelb oes amsritanii9en
8oltes auf fold i4ledtes uutsrpfanb
berseliehen piro. aber mir iollten met
neH, oab bic ameritonii9sn 8antiers
senus aiidiihteu auf bic Depoiitoren
rebmen iperbeu, iolhe Gi9erbeit dbsus
lebnen. SDGte bas absr nidt eeidee
ben, 10 lit es 3eit, bab oas amsritas
nii9e Bolt na6 ieinem Gelos iiebt.
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gefOnoers erbittert II

geionbers er rbittert IN
Der prdiiDent bariiber, bab gnslant
bic I6par3e 9iite per0ffentli6t bat
obne ibn porber in &enntnib gu ieBen
Gr srblitt oarin cine beionoers i9rpcrt
yeleibisuns. DAB er Don Gnslant
in FOLDER WeiIe bebanbelt pirb, bat er
iih ieIbit 3u5uIhreiben. Gr bat allt
@jetpaltatte Der engliIden Resierune
70 rubig bingenommen, bob bieIe es
nidt mebr fir nOtbis bGltr ibm irgcnr
lpeIdhe 9eadtuns gu i6enten unh BAT
es ibn ni6t gu fiirdtenbat, benefit cer
9rdiibent ourch iein jebises 9srbulten
2lnftatt auf Der StslIe bic Ginite[unq
Der Idparsen 2iite gu forosrn unt
Wieberpergeltunss i'm @sis
gerungsfaue an5utiinbigen, orobt er
bios nit elmer Nots, bic auf Gnsldnn
70 oiel Ginorut maht, ipie cine 5ltcss
auf einen glepbunten. Der 9ruub Der
grbitterung berubt aber ni4t auf par
triotifden 9riinben. Der prdiiosnt
lit Grserlid. neil er gnelanb auf aoa
iten Der nationaIen Re9te unb Gbrs
70 iiberaus eefdlis getpeien III unb
hiefes ibm ni4t einmaI 10 oisl Qlners
tennuns seipdbrt. bab ss ibm 9erles
gerbeitsn eripart. Dem prGiibentsn
1T ni6t psrborgen, bab bic ensliide
ibn Dor Der ameritaniffen
Ration tompromittirt unb feline Nus
Iidten auf WiebererpG6luns ihiusr
ihdbiet. Ouber allein Der ,3orn, ben
Der prGiioent empfinbet. Gr pii,ps
nidts baaesen baben, penn gnelenD
bic umeritaniids Rution nod ipeitsr
nit isiiben trite, uber bub lie i'm per-
iOnlid ni1t NhOnt, bas aGein ruff
feline grbitteruns berpor.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-25

Der prGiibent 1T NIT Der
eneliiden Nnttport betreffs abIpers
runs bes ppitpsrtebrs ourd Gnslanh
ni9t sufrisben uno er piro pieoer eine
Rote i6iden, auf pelhe mOsli4erpeile
in feds Wonaten eine @ntport einlau>
fen pirb, bic sbeniu unbefricoigenb 1T.
SpfentIi6 bilbet ii9 Der 9rdiioent
ni6t Elm, oas ameritaniide Bolt luf
fol9e Weiie tauiden gu tOunen. Sies
iss bat jsbt beutlih genus srtunnt, oab
er nit Der Ratton, ibren Redten unb
ibrer gbre gOiIeH ipieIt, oa es in ieiz
ner Ma6t lieet, ben Sdanbthaten
gnslanbs aui Der SteGs Ginbalt gu
getieten uub er beborrlid ieben
Shritt oeripeieert. Der gu bieiem 3isle
1iibren ipiirbe.