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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-08
SAY TRAIN BLOCKED.
STREET 80 MINUTES
NORTH OTTAWA RESIDENTS COM
PLAIN or DISREGARD or TRAF.
FIG RULES BY c. r. 1. g. p. TRAIN
CREWS.

Disregard OF crossing rules in
North Ottawa may result in the ar
rest Of train crews who block main
thorofares. and their being fined in
court. This morning it was discov-
cred that the crossing at Post street
had been blocked for long period,
TIE street at that point being obstruct-
ed from 80 o'clock until $40
o'clock. 1t may have been blocked
previous to Csc O'Clock.
Police autholities today started an
investigation to determine VINO was
responsible for the traffic tie up. II
was learned that the cars had been
left standing at the crossing by a
west bound freight crew, who lnstead
CT switching the cars to a north side
track, left them directly across the
street. They were removed by the
local train crew.
Numerous complaints have been re-
ceived within the last few weeks, pro
testing against the outrageous mannet
in which the crossings are blocked.
Chief Zurich notified his officers today
TO arrest all crews who obstruct the
crossing for a longer period than five
minutes.
On one or two occasions the fore
men of train crews have been arrested
and assessed heavy fines. This man
ner of punishment has been found tC
be very successful in keeping the
crossings open and will again be pur'
sued,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-08
HANGS SELF IN CITY
JAIL WHEN WIFE IS
CAUS Of ARREST
ROBERT ARMSTRONG, sTREATOR
MAN, ENDS LIFE IN CITY BAS
TILE THERE THIS MORNING AT
1890 O'CLOCk-HAO BEEN ALL
ING IN HEALTH.

Streator, ILL.,, March S.-tSpeciall-
Despondent over i'll health and wor-
ried because his wife ordered his ar
rest last night at II o'clock, after he
had been acting queerly, Robert Arm
strong, aged 80 years, committed sui.
eide by hanging himself in the city
Jail here today. His lifeless body was
found at 1870 O'Clock this morning
hanging from moose he had made
out of his shirt, and then tied to the
gas fixtures. The ghastly discovery
was made by Chief of Police Hopkins,
who had talked with the man but a
few moments before relative to secur-
ing bondsmen for him.
Case Is Pathetic.
The police were called to the Arm
strong home last evening when the
wife feared he would do her bodily
harm. He was taken to the police
station and placed in one of the cells.
Armstrong endeavored to secure his
release, but in this he failed. Chief
hopkins, in the meantime. was calling
friends of the man on the phone and
had practically secured the necessary
bond. Armstrong retired to his cell
despondently He decided he would
end it all in what seemed to him the
easiest way out" Tearing the blue
shirt off of his back he knotted it to
gether until he had an improviset
rope strong enough to support nj
body. With the Jail stool he managed
to tie the homemade moose to the ga
fixture. Kicking the stool out fron
under his feet, he succeeded in break
ing his neck.
Chief Hopkins returned to the Gel
in a short time with the expectation
of releasing the man, but lnsteat
found the remains dangling from th'
gas fixture.
Armstrong came to Streator three
1 wears uEO anu was Gliipiogth GO
teamster until he met with an acciden
about two years ago, when he ha(
the misfortune to fracture his hi
when his team started up suddenly
pinning him against a shipping plat
form at the Santa Fe depot.
Armstrong was bedfast for a Ions
time and since the accident was com
pelled to use a crutch in walking
1 He was once strong and hale and wa
known for his great strength. His in
Jury sapped his vitality and thi
preyed upon his mind He worried
great deal and at times acted YER
oueerly, according to his wife, 1t
believed that while in fit OF despon1
ency he decided to commit the rasI
deed.
The inquest is being held here TN
afternoon by Deputy Coroner Myers.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-08
"oIVE US FOOD FOR OUR cHlLDREN!"

Photo by American Press Association.
Onions at Is cents a pound, potatoes at
10 cents pound. bread, milk. eggs and
everything else going up aroused the Ire
OF poor New York housewives to 80 great
pitch that they destroyed pushcarts
loaded with potatoes and onions and de-
scended on the city hall as protest COM
mittee to the mayor. They were met there
by the police reserves and che Sed, but
continued their demonstrations at evening
mass meetings. which denounced capital
lsn.' They blamed this for their hav-
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-08
O'BR!EM CASE MAY
REACH JURY TODAY

YCrkville, ILL.,, March S-The case Of
Guy O'Brien charged with shooting his
former sweetheart, Miss Ida Torkel-
son, OF Newark ILL., last August was ex-
pected to 20 to the jury today. Miss
Torkelson testifying in the case said
that after an estrangement O'Brien
pursued her and her mother along q
country road in an automobile and
wounded her twice without provoea-
ton.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-08
GHENT PLANT READY
TO TURN OUT CARS
OTTAWA'S NEW 100000 FAC.
TORY BEING OVERHAULED TO
MAKE CAPACITY TWENTY-FIVE
CARS A DAY-TO HOLD REcEP.
TlON.

The Client Motor Co., Ottawas two
million dollar corporation, will give a
public reception and dance to the
young people in the new factory as
soon as the work of relaying the
floors and renewing the inside wood.
work has been completed.
This statement was made by Supt,
Moore to Free Trader-Journal rep
resentative yesterday, after com
plete inspection of the plant had been
made by representatives Of the com
pany and a representative of the Free
Trader-Joul nal.
The work of remodeling the build
ing is big task About the only
parts of the structure that are in good
condition are the roof and side walls.
The floors were so weak and dirty
that they had to be torn up and re-
placed with new lumber The heavy
trucks used o by Tie new company
would crash thru the floors in places
and dirt would silt down to the floor
below On the first floor the old
wooden flooring is being replaced with
concrete, The two upper floors Will
be renewed with plank an inch and q
quarter material The electric
wiring is being changed and the ele
,ator will be removed from the center
Of the big assembling room to tht
lorth end Of the building.
The first floor Will contain the Of
fees, the forge room, the machine
room and assembling department. Or
the second floor will be the woot
working ald painting departments.
The new FACTORY VIII have capa
city Of twenty-five cars per day whe'
/ in full operation. The first machine
/ to be made in the new plant Is nov
being assembled. The work
men are now engaged in building tn
bouy Motors and GLASSES for twenty
five machines are ready for assem-
Bling and these machines, when CON
plcted, will be delivered to the agent
OF Stands & tannel, who have charg
of the sale and distribution OF stock.
The old lumber is being used TO
fuel at the present time, owing t
the shortage of coal Several cars c
coal have been ordered from Marion
where the Gents are interested In
big coal mine but up to the preser
, time these cars have not been +,
ceiyed
Just as soon as the repairing an
rerainting Of the building have bee
completed, a couple of the new cal
will be placed on exhibition and
general invitation will be extended
the public in this part of the state
visit the factory.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-08
NO TRACE is FOUND
OF ARSON FlEMn

Chief of Police Zurich announced
this morning that no arrest had been
made for the ncendary fire at the
house owned by Mrs. Clara French,
near the Federal Plate Glass Co. The
oil soaked rags have been removed.
It Is probably that deputies from the
State Fire Marshall's Office as well as
special inspectors from an insurance
company will come here to make an
Investigation into the case. Chief
Zurich has several clews which VIII
be given to the state officers.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-08
PADDED CELL HAS
ITS FIRST TENANT

Some several weeks ago La Sale
county acquired a padded cell and
made 1t a permanent part Of its penal
institution. Since the cell was in
stalled, however, It failed to receive
an occupant until last night, when a
man named Pink Gala, of La Sale.
was brought here, said to be suffering
with the Z. T.'s or too much B. V. DIS
and given the room that has awaited a
tenant for such long time.
Deputy William Mischke brought
Gala to Ottawa and was forced to sit
on him coming up from La Sale on
the interurban, W keep him from do
Ing bodily harm to the rest OF the
passengers.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-08
CHARL. .ES SCH0TT HURT;
BREAKS THREE RIBS

Charles Schott, manager OF Buehler
Bros. meat market, was painfully in
iured in fall yesterday morning at
his place Of business, when he slipped
and fell to the floor while hurrying out
CT the shop, fracturing three ribs. He
was removed to his home, where he is
under medical care. This is the sec
ond time Mr.. Schott met with an acci-
dent of this kind His many friends
hope for his speedy recovery.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-08
M'NANNA is PLACED
UNDER PEACE BOND

AT hearing yesterday afternoon
before Justice Koenig, Harry McNan-
na, who it was alleged, made threats
to do bodily harm to George Higgins,
was placed under peace bond OF
$3.50 for one year. The defendant
maintained his innocence, Higgins
had witnesses in court who testified
that McNanna created a dstut bance
several times at the Higgins home.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-08
MISSION SERVICES AT
ST. PATRlCK'S CHURCH

A mission will be conducted at st
Patrick's church starting Sunday at
1880 o'clock mass, by the Dominican
Fathers Eckert and Leprentedr, OF
Minneapolis. The following ispthe or
der Of services for the week.
$50 a m.--M1ss.
500 d. M Mass Blessing of Re.
ligious Articles.
$3.50 D. m. instruction for Children
Evening Services.
1880 p m Sunday.
800 p. M Week Days.
The boys chanoel choir of sixty
voices will take part in the exercises.
The services are free TO all and visi-
tors will be welcome.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-08
$4,000 BOND ISSUE
ACCEPTED FOR GOOD
ROADS IN ALLEN TWP,

Ransom, ILL.,, Mar. 7--(SpeciaD BY
a vote of 164 to GA Allen township yes
terday decided In favor Of a $4,000
bond issue for the construction of
hard roads. The proposition carried
with a wholesome majority and this
Is the first township in the county to
undertake the construction Of a hard
road on its own initiative. The ma
ture of the road has not been decided
upon but will be Of macadam, accord.
ing to the parties who have fostered
the movement.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-08
UTICA RESIDENT IS
INJURED IN RUNAWAY

William Roberts, aged 40 years, em-
ployed as a farmland for Roy Lisle
Utica farmer. was injured in run
away yesterday afternoon at j o'clock
at Utica, when his team became
frightened and Roberts was thrown
from the wagon and rendered uncon-
scious. He suffered deep cash IN
his left hand and minor bruises about
the body.
Dr Antle attended Roberts. The
unfortunate man will be confined to
the I4ise home for several days.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-08
EXPECT CROWD AT
CY. De VRY LECTURE

Grownups in all walks of life are
awaiting with great expectancy the
appearance here tomorrow night OF
Cy De Vry, famous Lincoln Park zoo
director, who will deliver an address
at the congregational church under
the auspices of the Washington School
Parent-Teachers' Association.
Future greats of both sexes are as
desirous Of hearing Mr. De Vry and
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-08

ing SO little to eat in the greatest, the
richest city in the world. There We're but
few men in the shriehng. yelling crowd at
the city halt. shown in the picture.
Joseph Hartigan, city commissioner of
weights and measures. announced that he
was doing everything in his power to slim
ulate the flow OF foodstuffs into the city
from all parts OF the country
Reports received by the commissioner in
dicate that the situation has reached an
acute stage which, he says. calls for the
establishment by congress Of some sort
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-08
BOYLE PROPERTY GOES TO
ESTATE AT PUBLIC SALE

The store of Mrs. p. +. Boyle on
North Columbus street, when was OF
fefed fer sale yesterday afternoon
was not disposed Of, the bids not be-
ing sufficiently high. A bid Of the es-
tato at sG45O was placed by Atty. e. j.
Kelly. The stock and fixtures were
sold for $1,000.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-08

of food control commission to meet the
per capita consumption Of food in the
United States"
While retail shopkeepers and pushcart
peddlers have been forced to bear the
brunt OF the assaults of the angry house
wives, the bureau of weights and meas
ures announced that "the abnormal cX.
portation of foodstuffs and the subnormal
production are the Underlying causes OF
the advance in prices" 1t was said how
ever that there is abundant evidence of
speculation IN canned goods"
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-08
FUNERAL WILL BE
HELD FRIDAY AFTERNOON

The funeral services for the late
Mrs NJ J. Roberts will be held Friday
afternoon at 1880 o'clock from her
residence at il6 First avenue, Rev
Chessman. pastor Of the First Baptist
church. will oiliciate at the services
lnterment. will be In the West Serena
cemetery.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-08

Flatbush-Your wife says that you
can't keep her In dresses, Bensonhurst
Well bought her Il home, and |
can't keep her in that her.--Yonkers
Statesmun,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-08
THE WEATHER.

Fair tonight and Friday.
except cloudy and some
what colder tonight.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-08

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-29
3nr Sage Seutidlanss.

Die r9euti6e Darts" I4rsibt aus
Berlin:
Der prdfiben: Der Rsits61nt, 6us
Denitsin, beridtst in oer Gibuna bes
Eei6snirtbIhoftsausfduhes liber ben
GrfoIg Der iethfsn bsptihen 9riegss
anlet9s CT iag.s, bdb DON ben ss.
5eidneten fait 13 Wiqiorben bereits
10 etu8sSatIt pOrbsn isisn, uub bod
ieisn IN bieiem Sale bic Sarlebnss
tdFen pisI psnioer ala BET ben friibss
rem Gnleiben in Qnipruh eenommen
lporbsn. am %. april, oIio sineH 5ag
DOT Der eriter @iu5GbIungsfriit, betrug
bic einss3a1lte Summs 9445 NilIiOs
nen Wurf. gu cteism 3ped linb ben
9arlsbnstnFsn nur "a Rillion.H, alfo
taum 0,8 pro5eni, entnommen pOrs
ben. 5apsniteiN mahts auf bic aus
BerorbentIi5 grobs Gn5abl tleiner
3eihnungsn aufinsrtIam, Dornus bns
9ertrauen aller areiis 9sutf6laH6s
our 6. Sriegsdnlsibe uub CUR Gag.
9eutitIanos berporesbt. Dos Rsi9
bat ii4 in fstnsr grpartunesn mid:
gstduf6t. Dos oeutTte 8oIt bsrTionb
bic 9ebeutung Der Gnlst5e unb 3eiste
ii6 fsiner Sobns piirbis. Die friibss
ren QnIsiben iieGisn Sieos bar. bod
bieis iinb pon Der ieditsn iibertrotftn
iporben, bic in nod gr5bsrem Wdbs
bic pirtbf6aftlite arafi, bas Der
trduen uno bic Bnterlanbsliebe bes
g1n5en beutfden 9Olfes aus0riidt.
Ro6 beutlider als bic frihsren ba.
bic 6. 2tnleibs ssssist, bob Die pittb-
ifoftli6e &raft SeutihInn6s unss.
bro6en 1T, unb fe iit ni9t Hur nett
bapon sutfernt, gu iiuten, iouberu
ftets gu ben srSBisn anIirensuneeu
bsrsit. Die 6. anIsibe III tbdtfd9li9
pottstbimIi6 ssfpsfeH. Mdn i0nnte
fassn. baB Der dIIsemeins Wdff.ns
bienit ii6 aud auf bas finansiele @s>
bet srFredt babe, nnb bob ba1er rsr
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1amaniens 6aupthanSelsitdSt.

Dos BON ben 9nitiden sroberts
Brdiia uHb GolaB, Dor bsm bic bsui'
ffgn ejsfhiibe iteben, biefe bsiben
Rioulinneu iiuo bic Sdmmslpuntte,
8rsnHpuHtts, SisospuHtte rimdniifen
Rei&fbums. 9is piro bas @eib dis
Ter goiatm, bic ben ertrag i1rsr Giis
ter in gutateit, IN goris perprnFsn,
btirf bic bunberts unb aber bunbsrts
faG roiIenbsn Milionsn dls matte
SHsibsmiiHss iibsr1olt. .Gs tommt,
ss fliebt', faqsn bic @strsioebdnblsr
poH grailn. .Gs~ finb Bier INNER nur
Qenner nit eiHem b0Iben Dubenb
gauaeH baran. IN Der unter,n Ionau
iibeH Giiits. bic ipiifsH, bab iis 5u ben
rsidbfisn Der Wslt etb5rsn.
@riefen uHb 5ubsH ba6en bisfen
uHsrbSrisn 6anoel. Wonbsl uHb -
oft aenua aud Gdppinbel NIT Wsis
aen, Wlais unb @erits in Gsneroiionsn
srobert. lleber @riedxn uHb Suben
lruibert in 9rnila, GaIdb, Sulina als
lss. lpas in RuHduien tpdhit. Sic
iin5 ale ausndbmalos sinmaf nit
fiinf goni In Der sdffe an Der Gtiis
ts i6rss fbnisnbunarisen Jngeniums
erffisnen.
Nus anns Runl0nieH rofIts bus gss
treble mad graif1. 6ier IN IN nor
mdfsn 3sittn bic ideIi6t 3ufubr pbdns
iafiiif. Wlprgens um feds ilbr iinp
duf sem .O6oruf". bsm srcBen pitts
ediasn Wlaritpldb tinter Der Saupts
Iirafe. 9ca I'm Tao bic BuH,rn aufs
aefdtrtn. I5iinf9un6ert 1anern iiub
Die Du.6f4Hltissati. BE abr bdufia.
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llni.re fOn5.utrirte 8eaieruus.

ggir iolIRn ui3t Don tou5eutrirtsr
Reeierung reoeu, ionoern uHs sss
te@nIl9en 4usoruts autotratphe Re-
gierung bebiensu, aber oas tpuroe ais
!0o9oerratb geIten uHo man muB jest
Dorii4tig iein, oeHH ber Grisg bat in
Ibiefem &onD. etHen bureautraiii4eu
Oetit gei9affen, Der an bic YerbaIts
nthe IN preuben Oor 1848 ernrert.
aues iit Deroa3trg. neberau iiebt man
StrafparaarupAm uno Das ge6t 10
melt, oab Ipgdr unIere engli4e 15rsfe,
tros ibrer ldriHeunn 5reue, uHtubI9
gu peroen begiHnt. gie ergebt fi5 IN
Betru9tungen, bic ui9t obns Iupsn
iIHb. od lie EN- 8erItdnbnib iibet lns
fers 9eriafung srf4Iieben, oas bisz
lang gefe6lt bat. Wtan bat ies! err
tannt, bag in unierer 8erfdifung ela
ie6r autotrutii6er @eift itedt, Der ird
in ben gruben Uia6tooutommsnbc
beg qSr6iibenten offsubart uub e. ptro
ausdfuuoen, bab in biefer 5iuiiht Der
6euf4e &aifer ben prG1iDenten Der
Der. Stadten beneiDm t0ylnte. uns
mar Oas nieutaIs elm 0ebsimnib, mir
baben betauntli9 f6on friibsr barauf
htngefpteisn unb esdu6 nt9i beooEert,
benH cine Regieruns otute ftdrfe Gre
tutiOe 1T ME etn S6iff obne Stsucr>
mann. 9lnein iebt ittnmen mir nit
unfrer eugliI4en qreTs oarin ii6ers
Elm, bag es fir Die Srei6eiten unIsres
Gunbes ni6t unbebentfih ndre, Rem
grdfioenten nod fpeiters 9oGfmadtsn
5u oerIeibsn, ais er ohne6n ihon be-
fist Die abiolute @etpolt iiber ben
Sanbel, bic S5ubuitrie unb bic yrsTe,
bic ibm perlieben fpHben TolIen, ma
den i'm gum uubftrdnttsH @e6ieter
itber 2ebeu, Treibeit unb Giaert6um
aner 8etpobner biefes 2arbes. Sas
tpirb ndtiirlid nit ben burd ben
&rieq qefduffenen @erbdlfniiTer qes
rehtfertiat, ipie dun barduf bingetries
isH uirb. -bab bansau Set ariss besaSet
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81. Grfixs,r i'm aampie nit
benz llHter,eebout.

Cine game 4tlt ameriianiihsr Gr'
fiHSer Itdnt an Der 9lrbsit gu iein,
UNI Dem osuti5'n uHterieebooi. psn1
aud niht gang ben Saraus, 10 6O4
bus 2ebsH re6t daer gu MAIDEN. Die
5auisnoe Don DerbeHsrten gietboOsn
Der 21nOs unO @drienpirthidaft, bic
jest ME bic pil5e aus oem gooen
ipa9T.n, Iinb our9 bi. fis6srbaiie
Gbdiigtsit oisier Grfinbtr nett in ben
GtatteH ssiteqt. Sm Jlotisnbepartss
ment in BGibington iino griefe gu
6unberten singelauftn, bic 9ef6rsts
bunssu nsasr srfinbunsen sur uus
ihioli6mddung Der llHierfeeboote
entbaltsu. Der 5lotien Setretdr Da,
nisls fa9 fi6 Our6 ben srobsn gtn'
brnus es3ipuugsn, eiHer Spe5idItoms
niiiion i'm 9e6eube isines Dtpdrtee
msuis msbrsre 3finmer CUR qerfiisuHg
gu fs[fsu. lpo re bic sahIloien gor'
ialG9e elmer prufuHg unier5isben t0ns
nen. Ulit pielsn Der Grfinpungtn purs
ben bereits prattifhe gerfu4e nnses
itsGi unb Elm. 2tnsnbf fca t9atid4Ii4
ipertb feiH, srHft ssHcmmen gu pers
ben. Wie IN grfdbrung eebru6t rpurs
be, ar6sitsn 3dslrside Eetnitr mit
iaren @s6iffsn Tag uno Qoft on Der
QusfiibruHg nsuer Jbeeu giels Der
Grfinbunesn iinb ffOr 10 melt sebiss
ben, bnB 8erfu5e ,ur Gee bdmii ans
esitelt nerben tcunten. Die Bedmten
bes Jlpttsn Tspurterrents ffeinen
fi6 Dor Dorsei.igen 2fHfiinbiguns,I
bitter gu moIlsu, Fe ldftn itbo9
barabIi6en, bab ii4 sint GnsaA CT.
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6reibrieif eifommiifion.
galflomniiiiiOn iuirb lire @anift am
5reitas nHterbreiten.

2aiit einsn III Der gitriaen Sienng
Der Jreibrieffonlntiiiion gciabten &c.
idInB miro Die garffoHnliiiion in Der
nddStcn am Sreitng Rddanittog Iiatt.
tmtenoen Situng erifsinefi Hlo ibre
almife be3iieli6 bes nenen 5relbrieis
.iEterbreiten. @ie Serr gYilion mi..
tIleilie, uiinitt Die gdrftomntiiiion
oaf be5iiJIid) ihrer WladabefuaniiIr
DC gleid,en gei,inumnneen anfaenom.
men rrr3nr, oie Ger ieiner5eit ni6ersc.
iisnuntc ;Sreibfief entEieIt.
6erner Ipuroe beiddoiien. tdB BON
aiit an in ieosr Sispng Die gorfisa,.
ben Der eiIt,eiHeu scmmiftees fiber Die
5fdiigfsit bieisr slnsidpifTe beriftrn
niiiicn,
Sd,iiebIit tog Die aommiiiion and,
tbren ilt Ser lesfen Sieune aeiaftea
RrihluB in mieoererfuaaima, lairt
ipeItsenf S1s GtaotrafbSirfiaIieo at
large, ti,sfhes BEL Scr @afl Die arSBts
gtinr'en3a5i atf lid, pcreiniat Bate,
nie gisebiirgerueiiter flasg;reu IoiGie.
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SIN Oiten ift man isbr beaH'
rubigt absr bic iOaiaItitii4en Qlabre'
gsln, lpel9e Der &risg 5ur SeltHsg
gebra6t bat, rpie preiss, ProouttiOas'
uuo YrOfitsRegauns uno man bs'
fHr6tet, baB lie nab oem &risSe osrs
blsiben peroen. Die augit 1T Jes
sriinOet. uniere 9roBtupitaliiten, 'o'I'
DE ben arieg uHge5sttsIt, lrcr'
ben bic Babrue9muns MAIDEN, oab iis
bamit benz Sosialismus sur Scrrs
iaaft perboIfen baber.