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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-04
Coal Shortage.

The coal shortage for the coming
winter promises to be greater than
last winter II reports that appear TO
be authentic are to be believed The
coal mines at the present time are
In operation to their full capacity and
every mine IL able to market It's pro.
duct. II this activity continues thru
out the summer there will be no sur
plus available for winter CONSUMPTION.
According TO government regulations,
the coal mines will be given second
place In point Of preference IN the
use OF railroad rolling stock. Manu-.
features Of farming implements will
take third place, but even with this
preference the demand for coal by
the government and tho continued use
OF coal by the munition manufactures
will create great scarcity this com.
Ing winter Reports have been given
out from time to time that there is
no scarcity Of coal and would be none,
but just the same II might be we'll for
those who require coal and fuel to
make some provision for their winter
supply.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-04
GOOD MEN SCARCE.

The State Civil Service Commission
is having hard time filing state po-
siticns There is shortage of help
owing to war enlistments and the fact
that state positions do not pay as
much as other Jobs.
As soon as the Governor signs the
Buck bill, adopted recently by the leg
islature, the Civil Service Commission
will hold special meeting to rear
range its classiications. The bill
takes cut from under civil service the
superintendent of buildings and
grounds, the secretary of each elective
state officer, the stenographer Of each
elective state officer and the secretply
and stenographers of the heads Of the
new departments created under the
Lowden consolidation bill. 1t also
provides for the removal of any c;gic
service employe without cause. Con-
sequently the rules OF the commission
must be thoroughly revised when the
act takes effect.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-04
THE WRECkER" CAST
ANNOUNCED TODAY;
EXHIBIT WEDNESDAY

Members Of the cast in The Wreck
en-" OttaWa's amateur movie, were
annGuneed today by directors under
whose supervision the film has been
ia the making. The 'movics depict.
ms exclusively scenes in Ottawa with
prominent local performers in the
principal roles, will BE- shown at The
Crescent Theatre, Wednesday,, Thurs
day and Friday 81 this week The illm
has been entirely comDlesel an,. viii
be received from the developers in
ample time fof ile FRS. production OIL
Wednesday,
The plot is a ;yoical rall Dad thrill.
ler with plenty IF life. love and action
TO make II wholesome enough for all
"mcYie' fans to enjoy The lead
paris are taken by Miss Vera Ham
and Attorney Glenn W. Weese, and
they are said by experts to have siz-
ed up well with Francis x Bushman
and Mary Pickford, as typical film
land hero and heroine. Members of
civic organizations, fire department,
police force. professional men and
bankers take part in the case. The
names of those taking part in the cast
are:
President Haeberle Of the NJ ~ e.
O. Railroad Oscar Haeberle,
BERNARD Powers, Supt. of the NJ. ~
& O. X. R.-faby Doolan,
Mrs Powers. his wife Mrs e. H..
ButterGeld
Helen Powers, their daughter
Miss Vera Ham
Jack Manning, engineer on the M
N. & O. r, R.-Glenn w. Weese.
Jim Hilton, engineer on the NJ. ~ &
@. Il. R-George Hellfrich.
Board of Directors of the NJ. N. &
%. K. R.-Dr. j. W. Petit, James J.
Dougherty, James f. Farrell, Arthur
Colwell, D, G.. Cairns, Carl J. Metz
ger, NJ. w. Matthews, Lester Koran.
Chief of Police Chief Geo Zurich
Chief of Fire Department Chief
Jos. Boissenin,
Train Dispatcher Fred Scherer.
Yard Clerk Dennis Farrell
Railroad Detective Geo. r. Koe-
Mig
Railroad fireman--D Denny Richard
son.
Ambulance Officer Officer James
Sheehan.
Assistant George Stevenson.
A Brave Officer OF the Law officer
Jerry Looney.
The Powers Chauffeur Walter
f'ruand.
Minister Tom Mcnamara.
Bridcs-Isabelle Brown, Louise
Bcwermaster, Rachel Bradish, Ina
Snow.
Wedding Guests Beth MOZART, Re-
becca Bradford, Ann Hathaway, Doro-
thy Neriney. Mildred Keller, Vera
Galley, Mary Cation, Walter Larkin,
Ethel Roseland, Mabel Gates. Vernon
Belrose. Mrs. Fannie Pcarce, Mrs. G..
". Minis, Sophia Prafcke, Mrs. J.,
II. Cox,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-04
ILLINOIS BRIEFS.

Springfield, H., June Frank Far.
rineton, president OF the United Mine
Workers of America, Illinois district,
was the principal speaker at biz flag
raising demonstration at Moweaqua,
ILL.,, Sunday at which two hundred mi
ners We're present. harrington urged
on the miners the necessity for strict
observance of the registration rules.
The meeting was ended by singing
of patriotic songs by the big gather
ing of men who during the workdays
of the week spend their time below
ground Miners who are not subject
to draft should remain at their work,
Harrington told the men They can
be Of more advantage to their country
there in keeping up the absolutely
necessary supply of coal than lighting
In the trenches. Many mineds already
have enlisted, Mr. Harrington said on
his return here today, but it 50 far
has not seriously affected the output
Of the mines. A remedy has been
found by susperding the union rules
and permitting the men there to do
more work. They were willing to
do this in order to secure increased
pay.
Springfield, ILL.,, June Attorney
General Brundage has sent letters to
all his assistants asking them to sub
crihe for liberty loan bonds. En-
ployee in the public service" he told
them should feel it special duty
resting upon them to support the gov
ernment and viii ask that consid
Grafton be given to this loan by all
who feel that they can afford to sub
scribe
Lincoln, H., June A. Noah Payne
admits that be needs exceptionally
strong supports when he takes seat
on the water wagon q came here
voluntarily and want to make oath
before you that | never will touch
another drcp OF Intoxicating liquor.
he told Justice OF the Peace Grimm
after he had appeared in his office
here.
y want it published in the papers"
he added. I'm on the wagon strong
Then he awore to an affidavit that he
would never touch another drop.
Freeport, H., June A--Judge Hold
son OF Galena and Illinois sportsmen
disagree on thenecessity for removing
the ban on fishing In Illinois so that
the stock in rivers Of rhe state may
be used for food during the war. Hodo-
son urgel the removal Of the restric
tons on all fish OF reasonable size
chat can be caught. His plan Is be-
Ing bitterly fought by anglers who
claim that tho state has spent huH-
dreds OF thousands of dollars to stock
the streams and that to allow unre-
strieted fishing would mean that all
The work would be wasted
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-04
NOTICE
OF Payment Of Dividend Of Ottawa
Development Syndicate

AT meeting OF the board OF direc.
tors held May 81, 1917, the following
resolution was adopted:
Resolved, that dividend Of % per
cent of the face value thereof be paid
on the first day OF July, 1917 to hold
ers of the common certificates Of the
Ottawa Development Syndicate OF
record on the Goth day of June, 1917;
Be 1t Further Resolved, that for
the preparation for the payment Of
said dividend the transfer books Of
said stock be closed from the 10th
day of June, 1917, to the LIST day Of
July, 1917;
Be 1t Further Resolved, that notice
Of the declaration and payment Of
said dividend be published three times
In the Ottawa Republican-Times ari
In the Ottawa Free Trader-Journal.
Signed: A. 9. BRADl6H,
Attest: Pres
Il. B. WHARTON, ssc'y.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-04
Pattern Coins.

Pattern coins and trial pieces are
now guarded with the greatest care by
the mint authorities, ana the govern
mcnt does not permit them to be own
cd b. private persoas-that Is, those
patterns made since the year 1887
Before that time the government sane
toned the sale OF certain specimens,
but when Il was discovered how many
Of all the different varieties were In
the possession Of coin collectors an Mt
tempt WIS made to conhscatc them
wherever found, but this resulted IN
failure.
A twenty dollar brass trial piece
struck from dies of n twenty dollar gold
piece ut Denver mint was the first coin
OF any denomination to be made there.
II was presented to the State lIlstor.
zeal Scclcty OF Colorado and at once
took lts placc among the many rare
trial pieces and pattern coins which
nrc nowadays hlghly priced by coin
collectors. Alngnginc & American lii
tory.
-ss.4si e.ss- A-'A'ey-4As'
t1..t....sl.. 80. fr...s~.... J. !. :. v....~..4.s
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-04
State of Ohio, City Of Toledo, Lucas

State OF Ohio, City Of Toledo, Lucas
County, SO.
Frank j. Cheney makes oath that he
Is senior partner of the firm of +. J.
Cheney & Co., doing business in the
City of Toledo. Couty and State afore.
said, and that said firm will pay the
sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for each and every case Of Cattarh
that cannot be cured by the use OF
Halls Catarrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence, this 9Th day Of De-
cemAer, A. D. 1886.
A. w. GLEASON,
(Soal) Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken intern.
ally, and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Send for testimonials free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for const'.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-04
"CHIMES or NORMANDY"

Tuesday night, June 9Th, at the hign
school auditorium. Tickets on sale
now for the high school commence
ment opera, Chimes of Normandy
at Lutz's drug store, zoe.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-04
"cHlMEa or NORMANDY

Tuesday night, June sths at the high
school auditorium, Tickets on sale
now for the high school commence
meni opera, Chimes 81 Normandy
at Lutxs drug store, bVc,. ~,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-04
UNCLAIMED LETTERS.
Advertised, June 4, 1917.

The following is list of unclaimed
letters at the postoiiice:
Bartholomew. Maria.
Boliger. Frank
Burns, George w.
Central Sugar Co.
Culman, c. V.
Clifford, Ed
Duncan, M. J.
Guyen, Mr. and Mrs f. H.
Globe. Mrs Henry
Haywood, John S.
Hanson, Miss Bernice
Harden, George
Hubbartt, Leland CD
Johnson, c. S.
Jones, Miss Franc
Leonard, Miss Byrel
LeF'ell, Miss frankie
Mays, John
OLaughlin, NJ. c.
Rose, Mrs. D. A.
Root, Fred.
Smith, Prof. c. E.
Schaeffer. Edward
Schmitz, Ed.
Stalcup, Mrs. w. r.
Tillsattis, Rev. Att.
Tucker, J. C.
Thompson, N e.
VAIL, N.
Wilson, Mrs Anna CD
White, George
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-04
Easily Managed.

How do you manage to get 80 many
surgical cascsl'
Il recommend motoring to my p:
tieats for the sake Of the open air.
replied the doctor. Then it's only n
question Of time. PUCK,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-04

There Is much value In the sunfiOwer
as a plant. Its seeds make fine food
for live stock, its oil is equal to the
best linseed, and its stalks are good as
fuel.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-04

FINEST LINE FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES IN THE CITY
Fresh Lettuce Spinach cucube Beel
Carrots Asparagus Parsley Pie Plant Green Onions Celery Green Per
Fancy Pneappes Florida Fruit Navel Oranges 6ananas kor
dixie Strawberries.
PHONE 1928 for Ward Cakes and orsinser's Quality Bread
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-04

"Papn, what ~ the difference between
\ slnitarium ana nh asylum
About 500 week."--Ncw York
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-04

Tex They left from pier IS, North river,
in charge Of L.ieuteuants Pierce and Hicks,
1t is not unlikely that some of these
troops soon viii be somewhere in
France as the border training COON will
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-02-04
Gum Sau6buottrieg.
Gin Srtcrutc,u nit bent beutihcn
Sptif,aIter.

" 6tnQton, 3. 6cbr. lcr
SeutIhe SptIdluitcr @rdf Serni1orfi
mdrtct beute, 1lat1ncnr ct Bic @ili4 'iIr
iif, icinc Satin rro oos 9otld0it:z
per1ondl erboIten fotte, ouf ieinc 90
rcilc, Sic upm ldmci3er G5elouotc,1,
81. Saul Hidter, nrrull9it ll,rb.
Sicler but nuds rud' Scrn telcQva1
pbirt I'M Die Dffi3ielle Si4i9ung itiucr
Hegterltng 5ur llebcrnnbne Ser strt5>
9cicb0fte ser oentldcn SotIfuft Sli cyz
hultel.
Sic bieiiscn Srclnoe bes oeutic9crl
Soticfaftcr5 r1llBten 6emertcn, rnb
pieIer, troBOem er Ieille gelpptutc
ruhise $ooflttfeit snr Stau 5lt trpocll
pcrilhtc lll1o alltb lpnit lcin aP0elid5z
ties that, INT lieberlslpilroig 5ll bIciz
ben, ond III @irflihteit iebr belucgt
urD beiurgt iber Sic n1hItc 3ufltuft
lrnr.
Ser oeufitc 2iplon1ot Iou id'cn
bcltte Itprgcn nit Dem Nor9eTilllc
ollfgcitnnocn Ictn, oob ser hcllttgc SGJ
eiucn slbbrltd ser Niplomnti1cheu Sc
5ieblrugcr nit Sen Ser. Stautcll br:H>
Gen 100 SC. Sclltc &prlllittno fms rotI
10 ll6r lieB iidl Gin %crtrctcr Der III
Ip5iirtcll GreiIc 6ci ihnr mclocn ,ub
lpurNe pnrgclulIcn ScrSot'dlnfter mar
ncrooe onnlit bcIdloftigt, Gbect5 Sur
Se5ablulg pon 6ousboIt5rehnlilocll
nusSuitcIlen. CT orcbtc lid1 in 'eincn1.
nit rothcn1 SeOcr bcld1IogcncnSdrclbz
tildllcTcl I'M, rcidtc Sent 3ettltl!t13@
maine Sic 6nno uno frogtc lddeii,>: :
v9hl1, mas boben Sic hcutc N(orz
gen ullsgcltniiielt? Soll id bcrtlt5z
gclpprfcn lpcrocn? Seine Snfprmatio@
ucn? 9ScI, ih bocc ulth tcinc. 81
babe nod fciu @p.t geb0rt.
SS1brcno ncs lpcitcrcu Oclprdtc5,
Nns lid bullptIddlid 1rn bic Sr!>ocllaz
n1gIidfeiten orcb.c, gnb Scr jrnT ictz
ncr Sonffnllng 9htahrllcf, oab otc %cr.
Staotcn. ultc, pcnn sic oiplpnlotiiG4en
Mc5icbllugcn ub9cbrpchcn mcrocn 'el! :
tcll, lpeitcr int SrtercNc cincS Srtcz
Henaublhlltlic3 4b0tig lein n;irocll.
YlDtlid flinecltc ro3 Sclcpbon, Der
Sptlhnftcr nubm Ncn S,Irtrlttcr nltT
luo iprotl oolln in sen Slppurnt:
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-02-04

5cutc 6crid,tct, oae scr FraitSent bet
Ser Scnadlrid)tianng Scr ubrt9en
incntralcn SGnocr nun bcm Srndjc
ser &cr. Staatcn nit Sentld)lauS
ocniclben acratllcn babcn iull, ocn
mnbeid)ranftcn ocntldcn Secfricg in
bcriclbcm @eiie ,pic sic Snnoesreaiez
rnng SIT beantluurten.
&crind,, oas @nnbcstprpcbubuut
Sacub Spnes" sit uericnfcn.
Ebilabel y + ia, Ea., 3. iSebr.
In scr GhilaSelpbiacr Snmbesidiffs=
luerft lumrhe Hctte Gin &erltd, &c
mndr, Das Srupehubput vSacub
Suncs" SIT ucrIenfen, inocm cine Mn
sahl ieiner %entile unter Scr &aiIers
linie aeoffnet ,umrbcn. Sic Seamtem
Scr Sduffs>uerft luulltcn nbIplmt
nia)ts iiber nas 9lttcntat ansIagcu,
SodJ meloen snucrlGIiiac %crid,tc, baf
ser erite MuIdiuiit pes Sd,lffes in
&etten abgcfiibrt luurhen lit.
Seutihfrcunnlid,e Semunfrutipn.
&rplpnspilIc, ScrnS. 3. Scbr.
&pn Ser Stuot Nfcrifo aus 9eluugte
bette em @crilft nad1 Mutmuprus.
Werifp, ooB SeutIfllnno Den Der.
Stnoten Sen &rico crflGrt hGttc Cine
Wenihenn,cnge parooirte onrultf ollrd)
sic Strobeu Ser Stoot llltcr Den Hltz
len: ,Tipo Ilemunin" (Gs lcbc
SeutIdlunbN
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-02-04
ser ametan1e Spdaftcr Gcrarb & sdnfer
era Senprff, her nnnmebr %Sabngtun pcrlnHcn Ja,

mlr cine fllrSc l1ntcrrcnuno nit Sen
Stuntsicfretdr 2dnling.
Sic Scnatorcn llno Mcprticntnntcr
ucrIallrn1clten lid) SIR gcncinloncn5i=
sung IN bcm SiBungslaolc bcs lntcs
rem palties. Sic Wiit9licor Scs pGcr.
Itcn Gcrittsboics nno Dcs Aubinctt;
bnttcn rcIcrpirtc SiBe.
Bic Spt Idait bc3 Gr1iibcntcn.
SSul 9ingtpu, 3. Ncbr. Tiintts
licb lnl 2 llbr bctrut bcr Hrdlipcut mi
clncr lcbr crnltcu Wlicnc, Bic grpbl
GntihluHenbcit mlsbriicftc, Sen Si=
slunssiual, slls iih bel icincln Grldei=
ncn bic lanrn1tliben Senotpren, SIC
proielltantcn uno Sub0rer BON ibrcl
Sikcn .crbpben llno Dem Er6iibcntcl
cine cntbltlialtiidc Spation burbrnd,=
ten, erldlicn 5lln1 criten unp eillSigcl
9)iolc mdbreno Ser Sisung ein leicttcs
Socbcln alf bcu 3iigcn pcs Yriliocna
tcn.
,Sl1 leincr 8ptlrtait rcfopitulirtc SCI
Erdiinent crit Six SSnrrllng Scr S1lns
oesre9terllng uu SclltldDlonD nah Ocl
@cricnflln9 Scr vSlllicr" in Scr &C.
fprbcrt >plrbe, pnb bic fnilcrlihc SIC
gicrll19 biclc Nrt ppu Soltd1bpntfricr
nllfgebcn nii6te pOer lih ciucm @rlldt
nit Den Ser. Stdotcn nllalctscn lpilrDc
Sic belltlt)c slntlportnptc CAB sic Scr
iiherung, bab tcinc Sdiffe nebr ubnt
bic orldriftsmdBi9c |crpnrnllnr
rnb geniiacrbe @ortcbrltngcn fir Sit
Sidcrbeit oerSdiif snmnnldnfte per.
1cnft iucrbcn ipiirhcn. Scrr 9Silipn CT
ip61nte bierbci altb Bic @eoi19lng Sc,
bcntldcn Hcgicrll1g, sen pcrld)urftcl
5ouhbpotfricg lpicpcr uufslll1cbn1en
iper1 Sic Scr. Stouten rlit6t cine Nale
bctlna Der $olnacrblufdhe Scntldli
lanbs icitclls Gnglolbs NurhIcsct
fDnntcn, Dctpnte abcr ollsoriitflidl, Dat
sic Sunbcsrc9ierlug bieIc Seoingllllr
sllriicf9eipiclcn llnb Selltl6lunh nit
getbcilt bdttc, odb lie lid, in ibrer lee.
ten @orlllng ollf fcinc nerartigc Spr:
bebGlte cinlollcu tDnntc.
Salm erfldrte $oerr SSillpi1, oob Nit
neuclte 9lnfiinoi9llug bcs unbcldrdnf:
ten 5Scefrieges lcitcus Scr faiIcrIiclel
Mcaierlu9 ser uGbrc unb @ilrne" Nea
Scr. Stautcn fcinc mbcrc sSobI lullc
ais Sic bipIpmotiihen ScSiebungen 81
9eutihlunb absllbredeu. (@rpBerScl;
fau.) Gr bdttc infpl9coclien ull9eurp.
net, hcm @rufcn Scrnitorff leine Edl:
ic Susultellen lnh Sen Sptidlnfter G'e.
rarb boz, Serlin obSnberufen (Grnell;
tcr geifau.) Ser Griiibent ia9tc Surn
bo6 Hllr ein ncllcr pffentlnbi9er e'e'
ipaltaft ncl,tIher Salthbpote ihn hdppr
iibcrScugen fGnnte, baB Selttld)lan(
iuieberum abiihtlih Sic Hebtc unS sc:
ben amerifonild,er Siiraer aefdbrScl
pp(tc (@eiialI) aber lpllte lid) bies be.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-02-04

sic ia8cn, oub bic oiplonlnttidet
|&c5ielllngcn nb9ebrohen lporocn Iinol
5n - ocr Er6liOeut geht noc1 hclr
NOngreB. Sino Sic oellcn Iider? 9}ln
c5 lit ia r10glit! SIT hobc o6lolut
uiht5 bier5u SIT in8en. gSenr c5 lp1hr
lit, 10 BIN id, cben lpieoer eil Trcier
4Sriudtlnur1l1."
Ser @otlhnftcr orcbtc iih onnr unt
u1o criuttc ben 3eitltngs1norE. eiue
SeitGti9u1g ser 9tnhri6t 5u bringen.
Sp6ulo Dies geIfefen mar, JilJ @raf
ScrntDrif in Dos ge6eu3inunv>,, UNI
Ser Wr6iin sic g}odrtt5t ju iiberz
brillgen.
Ger Sptid,aitcr ttef be,uegt.
slls er iuieoer 5ltriicffe6rte. ,paren
ieinc 9lugen Teud1t lmb CT logte III
lidtIid7 tiefer SelDe9uns:
$50 lit c5 oeni1 luirflicf) rnbr! 81.
ous tbut ruebI Sroeoem id s:gentlih
ourolf aefaBt leiu ntilbte. Sdl nate
cigeutlih liht5 9lnoeres eriuartet. Sen
Ser. Stuateu blieb lhlieBltd, alrf
nifts slnOeres 5lt t6uu iibrig. SD
mDdtc blpb piNer, tpie id] jest nod
orilbelt 9cIangen loll.
~Nl1tl meine Sbrioteit in Scrtir
miro tiht iiberruIht iein. Sic lplbte.
mas lie 5ll crtporteu hattie, ols lie oen
llubcihrGnftcu Snuh6putfricg unfiiuz
otgte. SIT mar in ldJltcBliG rulr bier,
unl sic Sefcblc meiner Hcgierl,ng aus
5l1iilbrcu ltno oo5 bobe td1 mad, beltcnt
&Dl1lcu gcthnn. Sd) habe Jest fiir ll6er
cincu Sug tcilc 9lofrift ous Serlin
uchubt lno ickt lperpc id, pobl gar
fcinc Gclc9cnhcit nlebr Hnbcn. 9tud)z
rid7tcn biniibcr 5lt lelloeu, ipetl meiuc
Scpcid,cn in @ebeilnIGriTt iebt nbgea
luiclc1 lucrocn oilrften unn\ tt tctHe
Nndrid1tcr in 8clp0bnlidJcr Sdriit ubs
lcllocll FAINT"
Gjraf ScrnIturfi crbIlt ieine EdlIc.
6: NOR fur5 Dor llbr 9lohmitta95
nls Ser S,iili5auluolt @ouicp ount
Stoatsocportcmcnt lid, mcloen lteb
INN bent ncutidc,1 Sptldafter i'm Sibz
lipthcfs5inmcr Sic Gdlie iiber9ab. 81
uernbichicoctc Iih nonu ipfur., ludbrcno
cine 5hoar pou 3eitllngslcuten lid
bercinFijlrell lieB. Ser SptIdnftcr be-
oriiStc tic nit ctncm furcirtcn n1ilNcn
Sldclu.
Sch ircue mid, sic nodlmul5 SIT
icbcu, ucillc S,crren, ubcr mas filr crl
Snterelle fDnuen Sic nod on mir bu@
ben. Sch bin icpt mtrn npd Elm elnz
iut1cr Ertuotlllunn."
r$,aec,1 Sic Sbre Edilc crbdItcn,
6crr 0rnT?"
IA, idl babe ollc meme Nane.
SSom idr nod, 6auIc rcllen mcroe?
Su, ou: n,DHte it lelber iuil'en. S1e
n1iiiIeu pclt Stneiscr gcIanotcn nae
nuh irngen, Dcll idl gebeten babe, llllz
Ierc glmtsocldIoite sl ilberncbncl.
sScld'c NrpScour Nu3 erfurocrt2 Sas
ipeib i'd ielher nidlt, peun oic5 lit mclz
ne crite ncrurtige Grfobrllug III n,clz
ucu lousidbrigcu auslonosolente.
Sh IeIblt fam icBt mlr nbtuurtcn, mas
nit mir gelt1eben miro.
sSas ,piro ictt seihcbcn?
Gem @ptlhnfter 1pl1roc onrollf n1its
getbcilt. onS Bic Sunoesflutte fir sic
Siherbcit ser sln1ertfaner sur Sec
Gorge tru9eu loll unO er lullrpe be-
froet, lrus Dies fiir Sulser baben
fDnntc.
.Ia3 onnu 9eI6eben iuiro? Su, oas
Bari ih niht iogen! SSenn dn,erifanIs
lte ariegsihiffc Sic MlnitionsIbiiTe
beoleitcn llno beihiiseu iollen .....
neiu. lpirflitl ... id bari nicht lasen.
lpos pumt 9eid}eben mirbl"
S,ierbci IieB ser Sotld,after leine
Shulteru linfen, crbob baum lpie be-
itm0rcnA ieine oonOe unO lieb l'e
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-02-04
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