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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-27

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bat cine Observation-Disclosures betum.
men,
g.: ga. ieoenfans iino Bel ibn
3uei @eoanfen 5uiammengeitoBen.
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prilaidnieel geidlig2"
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8eroddtig. 6rau (3u eli
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%geporoenl
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Sic @eididte uidt gang Itintmt, oi
Senlmeln noren mir, merflpiiroi
9eripeiie, iaou felt Elm boar 9godel
bel ibm bel sa grokl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-27
Sin idlaner Gaituirt,

Quf an Dem pfd6neu @si9lsAte'
zines tleinea btutiAen 8unoesRnas
tes nennen mir Jpn RleinlanD
mar bic moberne JrauenbeiDegung
nldt Ipurlos Dofiibergegangen. @ines
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QaaSesbauptltabt ein3uFinDtn; 3lpet
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gsrein nit unosrn 8erbaaoer fir bic
pplitii4e, io3tale, ntateriefle arO Ions
fiae 6e6una bes peibliden Sci bIecAs
les, fir bic @Ieiditeaang Der Jrau
nit Dem Manne, fir tbre Gr50bung
gu opacm Meni4entlme gu tampfsn.
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fel Fanb in benz Ganohen Elm 0ielfas
DIES g6o, unb an Dem betimrlten
3aqe bra9ten bic @iienbabn3iige aus
allen Hintuugsn Der MinDrOie lii bds
ZEN S9dren Sic enlan3ipationsliIters
men 6rduen uno MdgDeIetn (lebtere
beIonDen Ii9 meih fdon IN near
oOer minbsr nreifen" Sabren) nod
Der ReiiOen5.
ga BET aongreB Don mebrtdgi9er
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loois tetne @orIorge getrOffen tDar,
galt Is fir bic msiiten Damen, fiA
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4a6tguartier 81 fiAern.
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ten un0 nab einem 9otelfpugen Auss
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futider!
8as @unDsr, boB bas gefdbrt
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pIetinnen fir Die 9ebung Dss Weibes
gum pollen Menihentume f0rmIih
qetarmt purbe. 8iele. Die teinsa
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Drof6te oOer in Der Glettrifden 3ur
,@oloenen Sans
Denn fel6RDerTtdnbIi9 muBig
eiuem @irte Der 8or3ug gegeben iper
ben, Der in 70 etlatonter MeiIe bic
poaigt glei9mertigteit Der 6rau init
Dem Mlanrle Denies. So, bic u1uioe
@lei9pertigtsit! Dds 5eigte Ii9 10
redt in Der Giderbeit uno @elDanbl
6eit, nit Der 5rdnlein autf9er Ben
groBen I9persn 6otelpagen burM bic
9ranOung oes StraBsHDertebrs Iid3sr
gum 3iele fsuerte.
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auf pas IeBte 6remeenSimmer 5elebt:
/, lie glid Orsi Gage lang eiiem 9as
menpeniionai. Der Wirt madts quit
9aadfte.
am Morgen 6es bierieR 2oass
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rgolOeueu @ans4, gu Ieinem pitr0t.
. ital 6intiber. n6rieoriA." uuf sieiel
! auf elite 5rdalein autidsr bsrbsi.
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; rinnsn Ijno i0rt. 3ieb Dir 0lt 8etDgs
: rode aus uH5 oeins 9ufen nisDts al
. bic aom00ie bort nun auI. 6aIl
Oeine Role ibrisens gut gslpisIi
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r5rduIstn" autiher Elm 9Idn5snosE
0outeur in bic 9an5.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-27

@eipaIt. Damn pu9s ct unb feline
gruH nurbe brett. Seine @timme
mar Ih0n, Ie NOR ME Der Slang
elmer bolen @I0de, lie rauihte mic
elm MaHetIturs uuO lie tuuHte pers
geben, untergeben ipis eth Binbauuh.
DieIe @enalt beraul6te iis, mari
Ie 3u BoDen,
Gie. Die nt9t IeIen fonnte, bic nur
mlblam bu4pa6tsreu tOnnte, iie b5r=
tie bieisn @t-om ii6er ii4 ba4in9es
ben.
sic fuBts nidt ipas Ct las, iis
ranq oft nod nit einem SaB, uno
lbon mar er 6eim nd9lten. 2tber bic
I46nen Worte tamen ME 4ueaen in
.i9r 6er5 ipielten auf uno qb, ltissen
empor tpie Iiebli9e NaTeridulen.
Sft aber fpursn Iie ME Der Sturm,
Der ite bins inO berriB.
Dann lag is nit Dem aopf auf
Ieinen auien, i4Iud5te unb rief:
,gttdt tpetter. : lies ntu9l lpeller {.
gr aber tIappte oas BUD
ait unb ld9elte.
aein G9immer in ieinem !geii8t
mar beiBer %sspOrOen. n9n muBt
ni9t peinen", ia9te er, nnb Oas 2as
9eln blteb in ieinem @eii4t.
.Gs iinO ia mir Mprte".
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-27

lam, tparum niht aud Du9 DdSa
mar Id felt ntidlDHsnl Dd bat
|Dein Brief mir pIObIi4 idrsdll4
bic angsu aufgsma4t. An Del
mem S4idTal boH i'd mein eigenss
tiinftiges S9tdiaI srtaHHt. 9u bait
mid i'm Isbtsn Moment s~erettet,
@rets. .
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fort. -"
Dir au9 bas nod su gsitsAsn.
-. SD bra6t ss ni9t ferttg. 54
braudte meme Rrait fir oas ndd'
tie. SD bin beimsefa9ren unO babe
meme @srlobuns auiselDit. Die
2eute bielten mid etnia4 fit DsGs
rldt. u. SIS mar Elm barter S4ritt.
sd babe mir oamit mebr 6einoe gee
ma4t, aIs Id 3eitlebeus pieoer usr'
i1bnen tdnn!"
sic tonnte bies trobige 2d4eln
an ibm. ST fubr FORT:
lin einen ti9tigen 8erI tomnen
lie beutSutage ni4t berum: lie brau'
den mid. SIS bsibt nun i9utten.
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niGt 6absu! Das srtldr' i4 DIR
glei9I"
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pom I6nen 6eiben. sic lagte niGts
Da3u. Gtia sing ite neben ibm ber.
auf ben obeno0dmmsrHosn @aIIen
nimmelttn Die MsnIdsn. 3uweiIsn
fob man bei elmer StroBentreu3ung
nett in Der 6erns bic Maiten Der
@dIertantt. sic batten bic grpBe
8urItab 9inter Ii4 geladeu. Die
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aus unItren alien gerbdltniTen bers
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IS mar itiG, auF oem Saiuatne!
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Qur aus Der 6erne fIangen Dor be.
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gu feinen 5iBen nieoer uno iaaute
, tpeiter in IgBts 5ernen uuo Ieanete
. Oas Oeutide 2anb.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-27
(Gnbe.)
Sruffe6ler.

(glus einem 8erban0Iuugs6eridt.)
Ole Observation-Disclosures ergab aber,
BOB Der fldaeriide SdIan9ennleni4
elm sar5 perbogencS Subieft mar.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-27
gieuei6t liebte er fle.

8teustGt lIeDte ct Ne.
sic mar pie cine 8lume aus ben
Bergen, nhO oas Rote, JarbengIii<
ben0s, Iiebte er.
sic aiugen binaus auf bic DIR
fen, uno ibrer beioer RinObeit err
lua4te mo tanSte por ibnen Der.
Suie lpur bpa to1sr 9uit, fie riei
iubelte uno mari ij4 in Oas 5el0.
Sic ioben oaf ben p%ertrOdneteu
0ieIunrdnbetu ser Neder, uno er
las i6r por.
Gle lag nit peridrautten Qrmen
uno lab gu ibm auf. Ssin 9eIiai
mar fabl, IS Eotte fsiH 9lut, OBJ nod.
10 groBe Slut Jpn ersrift es murbt
uiemols rot.
lin feline augen Iagen bldue Rim
az, ipie trdumenoe, bdmmerRee Shat.
ten.
un0 nm feline 2ippen ipieIte Of
Elm 9G6sln, abseitanoen, ME Die Ga.
DE zines get-iibten @aiiers.
9fber fpenn er las, bur@5trnmte ihi
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-27

grpten. 5dusfrau I'm SCI
Slide mgbrere Goloaten t~rsfIeHD]
.Absr, absr Setts, mir babsa pod
bier tsine TeIbtiine!@
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-08-03

TEN for the impending war. No nation
ever before organized base hospitals
until II was at war and the wounded
lying on the ground needing attention.
But 80 vigorous has been Colonel
Kean's work that the country now has
AZ army and 8 navy base hospitals, IS
hospital units and 80 ambulance com
panies ready for service. before a sin
gle regiment has reached the trenches.
This organization has cost the Red
Cross 81, 100000.
The successor Of Colonel Kenn as
director general OF military relief Is
John d. Ryan, president of the Ana
conda Copper company.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-08-03
FEAR TARIFF ISSUE
Democrats FOresee Loss Of the
Next Congress.
Dispatch Of Part Of the Tariff Com
mission Abroad Believed TO lndI-
cate a Preparation for Some
Political "Trlek."

Tariff revision is mobilizlng again,
and the slim majority in the house Is
beginning to SILVER. The Democrats
know that sooner or later a revision
must be made, but they are in a guam
Diary as to just what action to take.
Some Of them are talking about a
partial revision Of certain schedules
under the guise Of more venue They
believe If this can be taken up next
December and put through without
disturbance to business II will insure
their control Of the next house, while
II they fail to take any action the Re
publicans will control the SlXty-ffth
congress, and rather than to see that,
the Democrats would swallow almost
anything.
II is we'll known that the president
has for some time seen the political
expediency Of changing his views on
the tariff question, just as he did on
the tariff commission, and many other
questions which the Republicans have
advocated, but which the Democrats
have garbled when 1t came to legisla-
ton, of which the d~yestuffs and the
Hay army bill are notable and pitiful
examples.
Sending a part Of the tariff commits
sion abroad at this time, and the adop-
ton by the house Democrats of a fiat
10 per cent increase on all imports, in
the new revenue bill are believed to
be the straws which indicate the direc-
ton Of the wind. The tariff commits
sioners will return next fall, after go
ing through the motions of an inten-
sive study of European labor condi-
lions. A bill may then be offered,
based on the data scraped together by
the commission, and this will be pa
raded before the country as a "sci-
entihc" revision. This is calculated
to spike the Republican guns.
But neither the Republicans nor the
business men expect to be three-carded
by this trick. The principal thing they
fear is that the confusion will be
greater than ever. They are thorough
ly alive to the fact that the present
chaos in Europe makes any investiga'
ton of" Industrial conditions absolutely
valueless as a basis for tariff revision
that the tariff commission itself IL
dead set against the protective policy
and that no tariff bill drafted by the
Democrats would meet the require
ments because Of Democratic density
in matters Industrial.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-08-03
Conduct Of the War.

There is already felt in Washington
growing need for some more formal
link between the executive and the
representatives Of the people than now
exists through the presidents confer,
ences with the leaders of his own
party. Although the war was init.
ated solely by a Democratic president
has been conducted thus far entirely
by Democratic officials, 1t Is only too
plain that If II is to command the
undivided support of the nation 1t will
have to be carried on not as a party
measure but as the cause Of the people.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-08-03
Duty DevoIvIns on PRECEDENT

President Wilson has rightly disso-
ciated himself from many executive
details in order that he shall keep him
self free to deal with the broader
problems Of policy and strategy. But
there are some details which he can
not ignore, sOme responsibilities Of
which he cannot with safety to the
country divest himself. In this cate
CORY fall the duty Of seeing that the
members Of the cabinet are big enough
for the tasks intrusted to them, that
they are capable of breaking through
the barriers Of bureaucratic tradition,
of cutting departmental red tape, and
broad-minded enough to recognize
that in the present emergency the ex.
listing agencies of government are in.
capable of doing the work that has to
be done without the cordial and free
handed cooperation Of the business
men of the nation, many of whom are
already giving freely of their best to
the public service. 1t rests with the
president, and with him alone, to all
intents and purposes, to secure In his
cabinet and In the subordinate agen
cies of government that full co-Ordina
ton without which its work will inev
itably be bungled, our exterior dangers
intensified and the credit of the ma
ton impaired.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-08-03
Secretary Daniels a Handloap.

The unfitness of Mr.. Daniels for the
position he holds has long been known,
and thousands who are personally his
friends fully realize 1t. The entire pc
Rod Of his service in the navy depart.
ment has shown that his natural liml.
tatiOns and his mental attitude are
such as to dlsquallfy him for the cru
clal task which devolves upon him. A
man Of more responsive senslbilities
would have resigned long since under
the criticisms directed against him
from competent quarters and in the
face Of repeated blunders which are
going on even now, day after day.
Macon (Ga.) News.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-08-03
GOOD WORK WINS PROMOTION
Colonel Kean Goes to France-John D..
Ryan Succeeds as Director Of
Military Relief.

Washlngton.-The splendid work Of
Col. Jefferson Randolph Kean, medical
corps U. S. A., in organizing the base
hospitals Of the army and navy for the
Red Cross, has brought him promotion.
He has been ordered to France to take
charge Of the $50 United States army
ambulance sections on the French
front.
Colonel Kean is a great grandson Of
Thomas Jefferson. He has been the
director general OF military relief Of
the Red Cross since June IS, 1916,
when he was detailed from his army
duties to make ready the hospital sys-
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-08-03
slmple Matter Of JustIoe.

If the allies are to share the same
reasonable prices on their purchases
from this country that the American
government asks and undoubtedly will
receive from our big interests, then
the allied governments should insist
that undue prOhteering on the part Of
their own people shall cease. A pa.
triotism which goes only half way
around Is not sufficient.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-08-03
MINERAL APPLICATION SERIAL NO
nanEnn
June Aug.

OibbDbs
United States Land Office, Las Cruces,
New Mexico. May II, 1917.
Notice is hereby given that IS Minina
Company, a corporation, by A. ]. Indor-
rieden, It's attorney in fact, whose post.
has made application for a United States
patent for the VENICE lode mining claim,
Mineral Survey No. 1870, situate in Vir-
ginia Mining District, County Of Grant
and State OF New Mexico, covering 1te5
Il. OF the Venice lode In a direction N,
8 It. thereof In a direction 8. So So w.
therefrom, and situate In the NV. and
NE. Y OF Sec. IS. T. 2S s., II. IS W., N. N.
p. b. q NJ, m more particularly de-
scribed as follows;
Beginning at Cor. No. /, q porphyry
stone, 10x14 ms. showing 10 ms. above
ground, chiseled x on top and 4-1e0e,
i-1609, 1850, from which the =. \ Cor.
Sec b ~; T. Z Is 81! r 10 wy " 3iOMss;. y a r r. RI,
10 Cor. No 2; thence N. So S. ri 1900
feet 70 Cor. No. 3 thence N. So or w.
600 feet to Cor. No. 4 thence s. So So W.
1900 feet to Cor. No. 1 the place OF be-
ginning. containing 20.66l acres.
The location notice OF this claim IL Of
record In the office of the County Clerk
81 Grant County, New Mexico, at page 81
In Book 80 Of Mining Locations, and an
a~mendatory location notice thereof II Of
record In said office at page 129 In Book
80 Of Mining Locations;
North by tho Royal lode, Survey No.
1908, and the Duchess lode, Survey No.
1903. No other adjoining or conflicting
JOHN L. BURNSIDE,
Juns 1-AuE. 8. Rsgistes.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-08-03
BUSINESS MEMS WAR" FOR GREAT
BRITAIN and The UNITED STATES
Most Efficient and Powerful Men In Commerce and Industry Give
Services TO the Government That Could Not Be Purchased
What the National Council Of Defense Is Doing for
This Country.

New York.-This war may not be a
trade struggle, but on the shoulders Of
business men depends to a great ex-
tent the successful prosecution OF II.
Especially Is this true In Great Brit
ain and the United States. In Ger
many before the war the corporate
interests, such as the steamship lines
banks and factories, were closely
linked with the government in an eff
iclent race for world leadership. The
government aided them quite natur-
ally they aided the government when
war broke out.
with Great Britain and the United
States the situation Is somewhat diff
ferent. There was cooperation be-
tween the government and big busi-
ness, but not so much the intimate
Teutonlc sort. But the situation Is
now changed, and instead of war being
pushed to a finish M way or he
other BY the government with little
aid outside Of floating bond issues,
the business men have taken over de-
tails lack Of action on which might
be fatal.
Great Britain has several hundred
Of the most efficient and powerful
business men in the country perform
ing innumerable tasks to conduct the
war on a strictly business basis. The
number In this country Is larger, with
the list growing daily.
The service of none of these men,
whether they be English or American,
could be purchased. Their earning
capacity is virtually unlimited. Yet
all of them have given without re-
serve or qualification their time and
energy In aiding their country. 1t Is
not an alarmist view to think what
would have happened to the cause of
the allies had not the business men
stepped in and did what they have
done and are doing.
Seeking Results.
Not, Of course, thata the public
knows just what either the British
board or the national advisory com
mission of the national defense coun-
Gil in this country has done. They
seek results, not publicity, and for
this reason It is possible only to have
a faint idea OF their achievements. 1t
requires a strong imagination to visu-
allze just what they have done, but
their general results of cutting gov
ernmental red tape, purchasing sup
plies quickly and economically and
Analysing the resources of the nation
with the view t utilizing every bit of
power are almost sufficient in them.
selves.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-08-03

Sale No. s29, sENsBN Sec. 80, SIN
Y, NEkNE5$ Sec, 81 81 NV: w
shSwk. SEK Sec. SO, T. 20 s., r. Is
w, All of Secs. 8, 4, 8, 9, rs, o, 10, is,
Ie, II, IS, 10, 20, 81, 20, 2s. 20, 80. t.
81 s., r. 10 w, containing 13,360.2 20
leetcd for the r. r. Bond Fund. There
are no improvements on this land.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-08-03
sTATEOF NEW MEXICO
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
PUBLIC LAND SALE
GRANT COUNTY

Office Of the Commissioner of PubliS
Lands, Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Notice is hereby given that pursuant
70 the provisions OF an Act of Con-
Rress, approved June 20, 1910, the laws
Of the State Of Mexico and the rules
and regulations of the State Land
Office, the Commissioners Of Public
Lands will offer at Public Sale to the
highest bidder, at 2 o'clock P. M, OF
Thursday, August Is. 1917, in the
town Of Silver City, County of Grant,
State Of New Mexico, in front of the
court house therein, the following de-
scribed tracts Of land, viz:
Sale No. s2s. All Of Secs. Z. 9. .. 10.
-. 1e, II, IS, 10, 20, 81, 20, 20, Wa Sec.
"A; whNwh Sec. 2s, M, swA Sec. -.
All Of Secs. 80, 81, VIZ, WhEh, NEK
NEh, SEhsEM Sec. 80, Eh, EhWht
NwANWA, swAsWE Sec. 80. All Of
Of Secs. l, 2. 3, 4. EMsEA. NwANwH
Sec. s. NhNBK, SwkNEK, NWK
sWk Sec. 7, EhNEK, sWhNEH Sec,
:, ny Sec. . Al Of Secs. 10. II, r. is;
y, sWA Sec. 10, EhNwA, En- Sec:
20. nv, SEN, NhSWK Sec. 21, All OF
X. swH Sec. rs. All Of Sec. 20, sH SEQ.
SO, All OF Secs. 81. SO, 7. q s., r. IT
w, All OF Sec. 1, NWANEH, NhNW
All Of Sec. "a, Anof Sec. rs, T. "a s.. r.
IS w, WhNBA, SEANBA, NWA,
sh Sec. 20. NEHNEK. #hNwA, sen
NwA sEK Sec. SO, SwKswK Sec. 81.
T. 2s s., r. II w, 81 Sec. 5. All Of secs
All Of Secs. IL. iS", NhNEK, NwKNw
Y Sec. IL, All of Secs. is, 16, II, q, T.
20 s., r. II W, sen, sMsWK Sec. /.
All Of Secs. 9, 10, II. ~, 10, u, is, -,
r. II EW, containing 63,967.s4 acres,
Of which 4S,727.s4 acres were selected
for the r.. r. Bond fund. There are
no improvements on this land.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-08-03
PARS0N RECRUITS FIVE
AT A GERMAN PICNIC,

Superior, Mlnn.-Rev. A. NJ.
Hardness, Superior's Fighting
ParsOn," attended a German pic
mic at Fergus Falls, MINI. Ac-
cording TO recruiting officers he
induced Ave recruits for the reg
ular army.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-08-03
Boasts as Languages.

Cleveland, O.-Cleveland often has
been referred to as the melting pot"
because of so many foreigners here.
A tabulatlon Of school census reports
shows that A. languages are spoken
In this city