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The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-07-13

Some democrats are mad at Roos
evelt for deserving the Progressive
cause, and several republicans are
frothing over the fact that Bryan re
fuses to lead revolt in his party
camps. Some people just can't be in
good humor. observes the Williams.
burg journal.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-07-13
WE MUST SUCCEED.

Many times during the campaign for
funds for the revival OF the Fair Assoc
citation, the task looked Impossible and
many were disposed TO give np in de
spalr. But r. d. Walton was like what
Germans say OF Russians they do not
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-07-13

Although the United States Mar
inc Corps has no reserve, hundreds oil
former members have volunteered for
service in the old corps in case OF
emergency. About 1000 of the less
than 10000 soldiers of the sea" are
now actively suppressing revolution
and restoring order in Hayti and San
to Domingo.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-07-13

Get the habit of turning square
corners on down town streets. Don't
cut the corners; it may cause you an
accident and injury. Safety first.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-07-13

cover some few things about Iowa
No doubt there are many others in
which she leads the world.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-07-13
Might Programs PonuIar.

Decision to have night entertain.
ments at the exposition grounds
meets with popular favor.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-07-13

The man on the corner says moth
ing but half baked results can be ex-
pected from half-hearted efforts.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-07-13

The Enterprise thinks a botanist
could find every species of weeds
blooming in some of the back yards in
Brighton.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-07-13

The drink bill of America is $4,000
a minute, or 525,600 thirty-eight humid
red dollar homes per year
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-07-13

Aiex-AAff4illll Hell. says the bus mans
idea Of tight wad, is the man who
walks to the depot and carries his
grin
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-07-13
Old settIers M haeat

The Lee county Old Settlers re-
union VIII be held this year Thurs
day, August III at DonneIlson.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-07-13

To stop advertising to save mon
ey is like stopping clock to save
time.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-07-13

THE oskALQosA FAIR,
Darlington HaWkeye 0skalooha is
Williams news., 1916-11-09
IMPORTANT MEETING
 OF WOMAN'S CLUB

A general meeting of the Wom- ans Club was held at the Parish House Thursday afternoon, Nov. g. The first part of the meeting was devoted to the transaction of business for the month. Mrs. Clothier, Mrs. Mansfield and Mrs. Thos. Owens were elected to membership.
 The Club discussed the advis- ability of securing Miss Kathleen O'Brennan to deliver d lecture on some subject connected with Irish history or literature. A committee was appointed to choose a lecture and the chair man instructed to send a tele- gram to Miss O'Brennan making her an offer.
 The program of the afternoon was conducted by the Literature Department. Mrs. Robinson gave a sketch of the life and work of J. M. Synge the famouS Irish dramatist. Synge's dramas have been played in the Irish Theatre by amateur players who act for the pleasure of acting. Also the Irish Playerss who have tour- ed the United States some years ago, gave plays by Synge, Yeats and Lady Gregory. These dramas deal with the life of the simple, country folk of Ireland. Synge uses language remarkable for it's beauty and natural poetry, still he claimed to use no word he had not heard, about him as common language, in his child hood, which was spent among the Irish lower classes.
 A review of The Play Boy of the Western World, a comedy by Synge was given by Mrs. Wente. Her plesant rendering of the play interested her hearers in this piece of literature which is difficult to most of us, who are unaequainted with the scenes
Williams news., 1916-11-09

and people described. Mrs. T. H. Cureton closed the lesson with a discussion of the play, analyz- ing it, and calling upon all for word sketches of the characters. The meeting was a very interest ing one and a good preparation for lecture by Miss O'Brennan, which we hope to have the op- portunity of hearing.
 Mrs. Lee assisted in the pro- gram by rendering a solo. The
Williams news., 1916-11-09
7: ::;:: <: :;=: ::: BABBITT'S :: ::==: == |: :?

What will the Woman'sf Party do now, poor thing?
 The intelligence of a voter is not indicated by Straight. !" By-the-way, it was noted by election judges that Arizona democrats did a good deal of scratching.
 Babbitts are enlarging their general office to meet the demand of increasing business.
Williams news., 1916-11-09
Blighted Hope.

Blighted Hope.
 'Old Mir. Fansome has been greatly disappointed in his son."
 I'm surprised to hear that. Young Fansome seems to be doing we'll" "Oh, he's making about S1O,OOO a year in business, but when he was at college old Mir. Fansome had an idea he might develop into a major league pitcher"
Williams news., 1916-11-09

next general meeting, on Dec. 5th., will be a study in Parlia- mentary law, conducted by Mrs. Robinson.
Williams news., 1916-11-09

Room for rent-Outside entrance airy and, sunny, across from school house. Mrs. w. L. Nc Cullough. If. adv.
Williams news., 1916-11-09

A good law is no good without good officials to enforce it.
Williams news., 1916-11-09
Letters of Introduction

When you go to a strange place would it be of any use to you to have letter of introduction from this bank to good bank in the place you are going to? It would.
 And we will be glad to extend this courtesy. The other bank will appreciate it too. Without seeming to boast we wish to venture the assertion that it will help you great deal to carry good letter of introduction from your banker The chances that your banker is as we'll acquainted with you any your friends and his acquaint- anceship with the banking fraternity might help you. We will be glad to serve you in this way.
Williams news., 1916-11-09
Experienced.

Experienced. She-HOw dare you kiss me? He-Oh! I've kissed lot of worse lockers than you.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26

Petersburg this week by the Illness OF
his sister. Mrs. r. y. Jones. who un-
derwcnt an operation at 81. Luke's
Hospital Richmond
Mrs +. j. Davis. Of South Boston.
spent sometime recently with her sis
ter. Mrs, o. Il. Barker. here.
Il. r.. Mcclure. OF Richmond. spent
his vacation here with his parents
Mrs Edgar Sydenstricker. OF Wash :
ingtOn. Is visiting her aunt. Mrs. f.. n.
Davis. in Rivcrmont
Mrs William H. Lyon and Miss
Catherine are visiting m Richmond and
Petersburg.
Mrs II. w. Patterson and little son
have gone 20 Chase city for stay
CT several weeks with her mother.
Mrs. \. T. Chandler
Miss Mary T.. Chcnault spent the
week at tvington. where she was the
guest OF her cousin. Miss Mabel Coch-
ran.
Baxter Jackson and mother, Mrs. j.
j Jackson. have gone 20 their for .lcr
ONE IN Tennessee for a visit.
Mrs. H. L. Mcwan. spent several
Gays this week visiting her dauEr-
t"rs. Miss Lucille and Rosa McWan..
no ar" students at Bristol School IN
that city.
Walter +. Tyrcc has returned from
a stay OF three months at Boca Graad.
Fla.
Thomas w. Green. Of Washington.
spent several days here during the
week.
Horace A. and /. Harry Long spent
! several DAYS in Baltimore during tho
week.
Senator Walter f. Addison returned
this week from Richmond. where he
represented the city of Lynchburg and
tho County OF Campbell in the State
Senate during the session OF the State
Legislature.
Miss Hester Buscy and Miss Elsie
I<enner spent several days recently
with friends In Staunton.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. i. Marshall have re
turned from an extended stay at Al
| lantic City.
Mrs. r. j. shine and children. o,
ltagcrstown, Md. are visiting Mrs
shines mother, Mrs. NJ. J. Magri. here
Mss Mabel +. Stone. student sec
rotary Of the Young womans Chris
tan Association, spent the week =,
!:uuioiph- Macon Woman'S College
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. +. Kulp have gone
FOR a visit of several days in Rich
moud.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26
HANOVER

II .\NpN Err COURTHOUSE VA
March 25.-Miss sue Herring o.
Richmond. is visiting Miss Mary Tay-
Tor at the Colonial Hotel.
Mrs upton, of Stafford. was tho re-
cent guest OF Mr.. and Mrs c. +. Card
we'll at The Oats
John Il. Winston. OF this place, who
Las been taking postgraduate work
at Wisconsin University. spent Mon :
day here. en- route 10 Florida where
he has accepted a position with the
government.
Master Frank Christian has return
ed from JohnstonWillis Sanatoriunt
where he underwent a sigh, opera
ton.
Miss Mary Curtis Lee. Of Highland
Home" is visiting AT The Oaks"
Miss 10 Winston is spending a few
days with Miss Florence Hunter in
Caroline County.
DR.. j. Wood Jordan continues sick
at the home Of Judge T. II. Cardwell
OF Prospect Hill"
Miss Sallic Taylor is visiting rcla
tives In Columbia.
Miss Georgia Booten, OF Orange, Is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26
FARMVlLLE

Especial to The Times. Dspatchl
fARMNIl.lE. VA. March 25.-Mrs
Elsa Schemmel Schmidt, OF the CON
scrvatory OF music. spent the week
end In Richmond
Mrs 7. c. Coleman and children arc
on Il visit to relatives in Dinwlddie.
H. l.. Rice. of Iiopcwcll. was II recent
visitor here.
Mrs. j. l.. Jarnan and daughter. Miss
Elizabeth. have been guests of Gov
ernor stuart at the Executive Mansion
IN Richmond.
Mrs. G. .. Snidow is Visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Kicks. OF southampton
County.
Il. n. Foster. OF phenix. visited his
family hero recently.
John y. Watkins. OF Rocky Mount.
y. -. visited relatives here this week
Rev. Andrew Allan spent the week
In Baltimore.
Or. l.. ID. Whitaker spcn. Wednesdays
IN Blackstone on business.
Mrs. Edna Turnbull and children. ~
l.awrcnccvillr. have returned after Wis
ting in tho home ot Mr.. and Mrs -
NJ. Cox.
Mir. and Mrs. Walker scott recently.
visiicu Baltimore
Judge ilundley is visiting his niece
Mrs. RIGGS. OF Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26
LYNCHBURG

lSpscial 10 IN. Times Dispatch
l.YNCHBUKG, VA. March a5..Alrs
George NJ. Pigot. ot Washington is
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs r.
". Coleman. here
Mrs. y. j. Kohlcr has returned 10
her home IN Parkersburg, W. Va. after
: visit here with Mrs i. l.. Mauley.
Martin O'Meara. Il former resident.
who lives now at Johnson City. Tenn.
spent portion Of the week here with
friends
Kent w. 1ngc, Or Virginia Polytech.
mic Institute, spent a few days this
week In Lynchburg
Miss Cary Johnson. OF BIRMINGHAM.
Ala. IS the guest OF Mrs ". g. uar-
lis at her apartmeE at the Parkmont.
Mr.. and Mrs. r W. Roberts and son.
Of Chase City, spent a portion Of the
week here. the guests OF Mr. ana Mrs.
j. II. Bishop n; thei' residence on Vic
toria Avenue.
Judge J. Singleton Dig-s went TO
Prince Edward County. having been
called there by the death OF his broth :
CT w. p. DigEs.
Misses Bessi" H!rrinbo,ham and
MarEarie Allen. Of Nelson County. Wis.,
rcd their uncle, T. g. Howell. i'm Mad
lSon 'I"ichts, during tho week
DR. Walter NJ. Bruno; was called to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26
...&1RM

many OF the shorter trails. and recent
l. drove 10 the Grecnbrier River
Dr. John W. Smith and Mrs. Smith
arrived from Bronxyile on Monday
largo Philadelphia co,Gney is gath
cred here. John H. McFaddcn has Just
arrived to take the cure Mrs. War
ncr J. steel and Miss Nathalie - Nc
Cr"a arc among the recent arrivals:
ais" Mrs. 9. Watson Mckecham. who
came down with Charles l.. Mex echan.
and Mrs Edgar Wr!gh, Baird. VINO il,
here with Mrs. Henry s .Ieanes An
othe: party Includes Mr. and Mr. ! ~
Cummings and the Misses Marie K.
Elizabeth and Eleanor f.. Cummings.
| Mr.. and Mrs. j Wilmer BiIdle are
accompanied by tn" Misses Mariaun"
". and Harriet Biddlr, Mrs Ellis Scuii
and Bliss Margot T. !~culi
/ Other LAT. Philadelphia arrivals in
clude Mr.. and Mrs. John Jacob AioMr.
! g. beaver, Mi, and Mrs. Herman Der
cum. and Grace l.. Dercun. and Mrs.
! henry Cochran, with the Misses Edith
End Dorothy Cochran.
! There have been MAN. additions to
! the Boston coloney the past week.
! Hiss Pauline F"nno came down from
I howlcy to spend the school holiday
with her mother. Mrs. !. Brooks l'enno.
MIR. Fenno and j. Brooks Fcnno, .Tr
have also Joined the family party. Mrs
Foylston Bcal Is here with Miss Eliz-
! abeth Beal Another party includes
Moorfeld storey. Mrs Richard 9.
storey, Miss Katherine l.. STOREY. Mas
ter x. 9. STOREY. Jr. ANA Moorield
storey. IN. and Miss Lucia r. Cults
Atr. and Mrs Edward CarrinRton' Bates
reached her" on sunday. Among ether
newcomers are Mr. ana Mrs T.. j. Con-
/ molly and Mrs. George >. MURRAY. Mis-.
Mar l.. Sabine. Miss Kate l.. Adams
and Miss Gertrude " Mann. O, Brook
line. and Mir and Mrs y. W Tedcaatle.
Of Milton Mass Mir. and Mrs. r. 6.
Flint al BroClctor ave here with Mr.
and Mrs VI. ~ Ever. 81 New York.
MIR and Mrs. Robert +. Eardwell have
arrived iron! PittsHc,d. Mass
/ Among the Chicagoans wuo have re-
Gently arrived are MIR and Mrs. J. G.
Murphy and Mrs W J. Mccarthy. Mrs
NJ Il. Hogan with Miss Lucille IIahn
w z Brennan, and NJ and Mrs
Charles ] Tru.
J. | Andrews aaG r. y MARSH have
arriNcd from Pitt.hul -a The Dctroi,
nfll>als include Mrs At. T. rarr yi,h
Miss rarr. Miss carol Farr and Master
Frederick Farr. and Nj. and Mrs. X. T.
. harmon with Nj and Mrs. j. l. stock
ard
/ Mr. ana Mrs J. Y Gednev ana Mr..
nd Mrs. VI J. McArchaei arc here from
Minneapolis
( Nh ana Mrs {. y clo@-e,t. o, l.onis.
Vile. wor" Weekend guests. as J r.
. Weir. az Charleston. Georg. W. Ste,-
ems and r Il Edinui d. were registered
from Richmond.
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49, "N"". taxing IN IN.
!
MIS- Bette lIarning has returned Ia
h"f nom" at Wicomico Church after
SIN weeks OF absence spent in Rich
ih'h"' baltimore "hd Washington.
Mrs NJ +. Burgess, of Burgess store.
WAS recent guest Of Mrs James
Booth, in Hcathsville
Misses Kathryn. ANA ,i.rlo,, pt..
ana payylinu helms w.,. ,,n,,. tor
tho Weekend
:, -,
. ,,,,,,,., ~. "sMa' - az ms
IN =" f"'n''
''''e
MISS |"'t'" Garner OF calIao. is in
i"''n"r".
Captain II II Travers. Of Cowar,.
has returned from some stay in Bal
;i,nore
Mrs Amelia cov,r, q, C,owa-, has
,.,u.u.d iron, , civ w..Ls ., y;si, ~ nov
daurbter Mrs - =, D,moros in
Wasbiurton u {.
Misses Mary an. Lula ,I.,d,.v .,
Caviar, entertained m. \endi.wort
Club recen,lv
Nrs Iu.ber Do.yso, NJ cissor,v
Corner. 10 the pues, OF nor sister Mrs.
Fuller Wall a, Cowo,,
Miss Garne,t Booler % "ranod, f"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26
KEYSVlLLE

f~pccia! 20 The Times Dispatch
kEYSNII.l.E VA. March .I.-Ecv.
Arthur Kenyon. OF the l.piscopa
Church. held Lentcn services here this
week
Mrs. Charles Osborne spent the past
week in Richmond with her sister. Mrs.
f. w Hudgins. who has been AZ 81.
Luke's Hospital for tho past three
weeks.
Miss Sa!l!e Wilson. teacher o. vocal
music at Blackstone Female Institute,
spent tho Weekend with her parents
hare. she VAS accompanied home hy
her friend, Miss Nance, OF Tennessee.
also teacher OF the institute.
Mrs. II. n. Peters spent several days
this week In Richmond visiting friends.
Miss Lcta Hester. one OF tho teachers
IN the high school here entertained
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26

the graduating class on Tuesday even
Ing at the ke:Sville Hotel.
Miss Mary MURRAY, also Il teacher ir
tn" high school entertained the Bap-
tist Young Peoples Union a; tho hotel
on Monday evening
MISS James. Of Chicago, who has
hc"n visiting her cousin. Mrs r. T..
Pcttus. has returned to nor home
Averctte Wool. OF Norfolk, is visiting
Mrs r. z. PettuS. on the heights
Mrs. Sam TugElc mas returned from
Il visit to Martirsyill.
Mrs II. < Gaulding has returned
from 1t weeks visit 10 friends IL, EI.n-
U!DnG
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26
HEATHSVllLE

Special 20 The Times Dispatch
ilEATHSNfILE VA. March o5-
Mr. ami Mrs VIII Chiffon. OF Kilrnar-
mock, were in Heathsville last week.
en- route Ia Lconardtowu
Burdctte T.. simmons and sister, OF
Lancaster. were in IIeathsville last
week. stuart Snow OF K!nsale was
also in Ieathsville last week
Miss fctta kirson. Of kilmarnoct.
is spending some time in Heathsville.
r. S Brent was in Baltimore sew
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26

, VISITING Mrs. WillouChby Newton.
Or Erumfeld ard Miss Terrell. OF
the state Board OF Health. spoke 10
tho schoolchildrcn on Wednesday at
ternoon.
Miss Morgan, OF Savannah. Ca. is
visiting her sister Mrs. WORKMAN Pea
trosS at Mount Pleasant.
Miss Mary Ovcrton IIaw has re-
turned home from Richmond
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-27
Sin SnbiIanm Scr M1einidiffabrt.

Mm ~. SUM- ~ am Yfinslmon=
tag begging bic beut5de Rbeinz
idiffabrt einen ptdtigen Gebenttag,
henn an Dielem Sage lparen 100
Sabre perflofen, felt bas erite
Dampff4iff auf Der oeutiGm Mbein=
itrede uno oamit ~iberbaupt erltmals
auf einem beutiden Jlu1e er5dien.
Nm II. SUM- 1916 traf. bon. 2on-
Don tommenp., bieler erite Rbeinz
oampfer in a0ln Elm. Dos Boot
loats .arlprunsli9 Bis Trantfurt fob
rem, 100 es am Is. Sum- ermartet
lpuroe; es mubte jebo9 nab mebre-
ren. pcrgebliden @erfucben nieoer
umtebren, ba fi9 Die Ma{dimen, sic
nrr ettpa 20 Pferbetrdfte olftptefen,
uls gu 1dtpa4 ertpiefen, UNI Die im-
MERLIN traftige 5tr0mung Dberbalb
&D!n gu bepdltisen. Dos etpa 81
Dieter lanse unb g Meter breite
Dampffdiff bate fir bic 3O5 RiIoz
meter lan9e @trede &otteroam=R0ln,
bic beute in p 5tunben beqlem au-
riid9elest miro, bole Z Sage ae-
brau4t uno babel nod eil1rn Moit
NIT 3tpei Seseln berpenbet.
Sin boaes Sabt ipdter ipurbe Der
Der ua, nit einem Dampfboot mad
Dem Sberrbem 3u geIansen, erfole=
reider tpieoerbolt. 9as Boot selonate
bis mad Roblen5. aber ert aeln
Sabre ipdter fibrten Die fortaelcb-
ten 9eriude our regelmabiaen
Dampfi9iffabrt nod benz Sberrbein.
Seute fabren ultf bem8bein sic gr6B-
ten Tiuboampfer Ser MeIt, @6iffe
pon iiber 80 Dieter 2dnee unb To-
Dieter Breite unb olsgerii1tet nit
Wfoidinen bon 1900 0feroeHGrten,
.peute lpeiit Die Rbeinflotts .einen 8e=
ltano BON 11.865 Mbeinihiffem nit
rlnb $4,000 Mann 8elabung auf,
pobpn auf bic Dampf16iffe 800
unb auf Die Sesel11iffe unb
Sdlcpptdbne 25,900 Manm entfaIs
sem. Bon ben 1865 G6einidiffen
ltnb 1871 Bidder uno @drauben.
oampfer nit aufammen 354,566
Wferbetdrten unb runb 10000 Sc
aeli4iffe unb Sd1epptabne nit a.
59O,888 Sonnen Srasfdbigteit. aein
Strom Der Welt Tam in @eaug aut
Die Menge bes @ertebrs nit BEN
Hbein bergIiden tperben, ipeoer bic
Seine. no4 bic Molsa. np4 Der
@iEinippi
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-27
~Sric9swud;tSer.
edon Jricbrid ocr Wrolc c,npUrt, iid
iibcr i6r Srcibeit.

Dieubonne 1biebault, elm fran3o=
lifder @clebtter, ser i'm Sobre 1865
auf @mpfsbluns o'Mlemberts pon
5riebri1 benz @roben als Gebrer an
Ole . l,eu segriinoete Msilitarataoemie
berufen purbe, berihtet in leinen
grinnerunsen an ben 5lpan3iaiabri=
gen Mufentbalt in Berlin iittr elm
@elprd9, bas Grieoria nit ibm iiber
bic 9ddnolidteit bes ariessiouders
sefibrt bat. Sbiehalllt idilbsrt, un=
ter Der Yerliderul1g, BOB er ii9 ee=
raOe bieies @eipra9 nit benz sro-
Ben RDnla beionbers gellou gemertt
6abe, Die gntriiltung Jrieorids iiber
bic SpiBbiibereien Der 9eereslleIerm.
ten nit etnorinsliden Morten: Nad-
benz iih Jrieprit iiber Die GeIdGfts=
tnifie Der 8oufleute, .G%nbritantsn,
Jinan3mdnner unb 4iinitler i'm NH
gemeinen perbreitet batie, ld)lob er
feline latirilGe Reoue nit f%olaenoen
Morten:
.yon allen @piBbuben Ideiaen
mir Die Seereslieferanten bic bobole=
rigiten urb gefdbrlidften. Sic 9lau-
Sen gar nidt, nit miepiel &unItfers
tigteit, Gelpanotbeit unD Masbauer
lie 1teblen. Sd babe es ON eigsnen
2eibe erfabren miiIen. llnb bod bin
id Dor ibnen ltets nuf Der Sut se=
peien uno babe lie nit MufpaTcrn
umeeben lalIen. Mber nidts tonntc
lie I'M 3aume halten. Mofen Sic lid
cine Yorlte1une BON meinem llnmut.
Sh lab TIRE Spibbiibereien. id bate
genu9 3lpeifelfreis 8etpeiie, uno bod
reidten fie nidt aus, UNI bic WuGe.
rer benz Ridter 3u lberantporten.
DEM rd bate lie n0tis. Maa mubte
10 MADDEN, als pb man nidts Be-
-mertte unb ibr Sreiben 6ulben. Nls
i4 nod benz lietenidbrisen ariese
bic einaelnen 3peige Der 8ermaltuns
elmer prufung unter3og, babe i'd nit
GntieBen beobadtet, pelden sroben
8orteil meme 9eereslieferanten aus
benz ariese se3osen baben.
Da babe i'd MIDI gefragt, ob meme
Entertainer benn idIimmere 3iebe
leien, ais bic untertanen in ben ib=
rigen suropdiider Staaten, ooer oh
in gang europa Die 9eeresliefernnten
Dos sleihe 5alent bdtten, fid gu be-
retdern. lin bieriiber ms AIare gu
tommen, babe id meinen @eIunoten
in Wien, Yaris, 2pnbon, Petersburg
unb Stodbolm bic Mntpeiiuns. gsge=
Gen, mir geuauen 8ert9t ibsr aae
Ole Gpigbiibereien gu erftatten, bic
bon cen 9eereslieferanten Der ein5el=
nen Nationen ndbrenb beg &rieges
begungell nuroen. Mlles ipus retbt tit,
meme Mini1ter baben mid iebr gut
beoient. Sic baben MIR bis ms
Rlein1te es1enbe Mufftelnheen se<
madt. llnb i9 entbedte. bab ii@- Sic
! RriesSpu@erer lei ineil1en, fffliberen
5renrSen unb Jeinben eenau berIel=
ben gei66ftstnifsc b%eeienten, trie
meme &seresliefernnten @lauben sic
ntdt, bab fid. Die 2euts ultterei1an=
Der beritarbigt baben. -. IS lit elm
fact Der Self bes Mei1ters. Der iie
ole gleidmdbig abgeridtet bat uno
befeelt."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-27

Der .Rieume aotter=
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