davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-05-26

Measures of national defense necessarily include breaking
the clutch of trade combines organized for "easy money"
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-05-26

Still, the appearance of a reliable pinch hitter is ampl
for an outburst of London jubilation.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-05-26

The big push launched by Italy emphasizes once more the
superior charms of the Tyrolean Alps as a summer resort.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-05-26

The Italians also are going to try it again, toward Trieste,
the principal seaport of the Austrians.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-23

Gs gbt mebrers g~unbesgeese mno pme enn5e au5obL fnnHider
&eRke, ourh tDeIae bic BerDenoung oes Gherrenbonners fir entnrot
qenbe 3nDefe BEL bober Gtrafe unterfngt miro. aaein ME 10 oIe onoere
anerIEnniife @eebe iteqen aud 0he meitens MIR fhone &beorien bar,
osrn Die geb0r0en mir geegentth Ceiling 8u prfhafen fuden, Inn tie
bao nm0er tnter Dem Qftenfm16 ihlnmnerH 5u Iaifen.
Bur- Set fattert bic 2anoesflogge nf ~un5dbIgen @ebduoen, os
Bbtbureg 3eugnis Ds Tofriotstms' uno Der Gnigfet 6es dnerThanifhen
80nS angefhts Der orobenoen Grtegsloge Su oueisn Gimme fam
ane ioIAe Sdouteaung 0S naionaen gHbleus mir ni1fommeu g-
hgBen merDaL uno beionoers eriheint es oaber plnidensnert, 6B bs
lmegsd6-f Dn allen gntggebduoen merit. aba oe Gbrfurft. Die
NOR 0u natnonaen 6Grben be8eugeh gilt nht Der Slagge n8 FOLDER,
Iaaoern Dem mas tie igmbohfert 9e amernanii6e 6Lagge tit Elm bel
laEs Ndbr5eiden fir ale Die inter ir leben, uno bat oaber boqeu
EHfpruh an ahtufg imb ebrug ieHens os geanten goItes.
@eraOe Die gegenmdrtge Belt mebr ue ieoe nnNere, beredfgt 5u
0er Jor0erung, BOB Der 8eupeaoung Der 2anoesflagge fir buIqare 8pefe
xinbaIt geboten pfr6. Gs fam fderid nift on Heipett fir 0uie
Nebren, mem gerduherte 5hnten 0orin etngepidet neroeJ fe os
xnhentnh rngeboten niro. ns Observation-Disclosures mf Die 8ange
sefebt miro, ober tie gar mf 8omenrrrnpfen sn fn6en it, Cine nidt
uan0er grebe @nttDeibnng beoeuet e, penn fe 3igarren, unO muamtr
ia8ar iebr I6IedRn aIs 2ebbin0e oienen mB Denn aupleidnger ODER
xfrobaten e I'M gaaoebile be9nfS 9erborrnfnng biligen apPLaIfs Der.
uenoenx ODER nenn fe bon jeoen Qenteideer init finem GonterFei
5ebrudt 3l EauienDen bernn9emoren Deroen oarf.
2ann mir. bernnge1 DOB Der 5Iagge qdhtng rnb Gbre sutiI
gperDe ioaten mir aud onrnuf beteben, onB fe fortnn nift mebr ourf
4hre 6erab3errung af oog @ebiet ~gdhdfGden umo polthften 8et.
aauerbS umO IN ir fernfebenoe Greie bs g~ItogsIebens in ibrer @ert.
adbnne Drringrt miro. g8enns fe Elm befanter 9eoner geiagt bat,
ae Tngge fir ben Baniotisnuls beoetet, mas os Sre3 fr Die geGp
aon ft onn InBt us bnflr iorgen, oaB ibe g8iroe niht angetdfet
lpirb Sur bonn mer0eH mir 81 Der 6Iogge ais Dem ~gebeigten Symbol
DeS 20nDes e~npDrbiden fonnen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-23
9enhdlanbs 2~eitnnasmiiere.

Die .aolniide 3ettung" iagt IN
einem Die Beihdftigung bon 5rau-
en- in acknowledgment beipreden'
ben artitel inter on6erem: Die
idnierige SteauHg oes 3eittngsge-
id1fts fam beiIer oIs NIT 8orteu
ourd Die etnfada Sdtiohe ~iIltItriert
neroer, DAB Der neueten Stotiitif
5ufolge ni6t fueniger aIs 1880 bent,
ide 3eittngen ibr gri6einen elm
IteHen mtBten. 8it ge5ug nuf Die
berminoerta1 gintanfte miro &c.
iagt, 6aB n1breno oes bergongeneH
ariegSinbres Die ginobmen all On.
seigen BEL elmer Deit berbreiteten
gerliner 2~ofoI5eitung I'M $4,000.
900 Marf obgenoutmen baben; iibers
Stes iei cine grbobung Der Broouts
t~tonsfoiten eingetreter, cine ouBer.
oroentlide 3unabme Der 9rufer.
ifpor5e. un6 gopierpreiie nm. Die
geringe Grbobung Der 8eitungsprei-
ie fonnte ben @u8faG nift oeden.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-23

Heller Ra6t brnb Der @eHfriea Sog g~er6erben. hber bic RenId.
hat hermH 2er graBdde 9oppehmor0 tn 5ernieDo mar Der 6unte
ner init eiFen Dfale bic &et m Slamnen feste. @ber IongianL aana
Inngidut t1n0 sOgeno idGnt ih enolih nnb fat 0%reidhrigen Cohen bes
N~9eIttpfeees Der SreDen nieoer einfeaen Su molten.
Get Dem llmftar8 in gnB[dno rm0 Dem 8uianuuenbrlf 6s Barren,
DpibDiisfHus fno DIE 5rieoensDinihe uno Observation-Disclosures imner
benalider erfennbar bernorgetreten. 9oeHt 5por fdnea tnieoer in abreoe
gefent, mn oMr bnO oanoh in nod befHnmterer 6orm nieoerbot au
sDeEbeL Anh lest trdgt mon fh a~uberfftiher os ie NIT Sreoens.
bofnnagea un0 gIGrt. bob fir Die erfh0pfte uno gum Sooe eri9laffe
MRenfAbet bno EN- oruernoer 6rebe fommt
Mm ftlrften maht fd Der &tnia nod enem baI6gen Srie0en mn
ruaffhen Bote geHeno, 0os Durt Die blind nitenoe gro6erunaspolthf 0es
8arsHDewoisnus In oieIen arieg bnetnsetrieben Dor6en mar, uo Dos
MN bic fhuIfeu 0pfer 81 tragen bat @S bungert uno bot umEr alien
91IEern bic mPien 6ol0otea berloren.
sri ben Ietgu Iagen mar Die 5reoensngitdion IN gtnBIano gum
&hunan0 gefonnnen- 92au tlamerta fb bort an ben @e6anfaL I0B
eme Repouhon INT 8eatdInno b~eOorrbG Die ben 3uianmenbrlt Der
Deua3hen @ebrfraft nab fb shben mIBte.
Sun rRat fh nber bern4s, OB 0a weor etnmaI Der @uuid bes
@eoanfns Erdger mar. Die bermenHtfe groBe &ebolutton in Geuidp
lanD Dor niGts meter ais elm @tretf bon tir3eter 2G1er. Die 3entraL
n1dhte aqben in g8rfIidfet fhdrfer uo geemRr nIs ie %. G2Qn naB
til DenfhIon0 gn genuq, 0B bort Ste Belt fir cine ReDoLuton oe bent.
Bar lnglnfhgfe fem plr0e 70 LANCE fb nod bns 9dt elmer Gett bon
Ggn0gn geeenubrebt.
am1 sic SoHumg Der engIi1en Diplomatic, 6oB es geIngen uiroet
0eHerrei6Ilngarn 0rd enen 5eporoHrie0en bon 9ehifLanb 81 ten.
men, Tam fh nht b~erDrfIiden, oa beioe 2anoer 6rnb cine narte
autegeHengenefnifnft 5uinmnengeboten per6en. @fn3en piroen Fe
Der bgremRn &uht tbrer @egner unterEegen nmHcn.
Cine Der hntereHmtdta1 r6 n%tfdnigihn Gri9eintneen m or melt
meHgn sreoeHsagnaion 1T Die Roaes DeIhe bic io8iaIifii4e 8arhi babel
ipeL 5e lit Die o~ufritigfe un0 uneruuiolfite srteoensfreunotn mo
Igrnn9Ierfn Spikhen ben IrbeRrmnien Der 8ofer. Sbre Sntrnoionoe
eFn6gIf1t her fo5alHtihen Borti cine iebr erogreihe agfoticn.
gMr Hdhe na5 nod Dor Eenigen Sabren geooht. 0aB bic SosiaIHfen
emer Der et1de0Gn6fen Softoren IN Der Belpoltf meroen mlroen2
Ind eae Der nberrniheroen Gridinngen os 8eLtrieges.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-23
pic Giebcntc 6rckmad6t.

Cine an5nI BON omerHanifden anaei8eogent4ren min berfp6en, es
Der segRrHng 5a ermogiden, Die bonn aongreHe Dor Elm par Saeen
baDtIigten fnf giinidrben Collars IN Bombs nit Blob orei onHntt ori.
efnbaLb Ero5ent 81 ber8nfen. Sic baben 5u odem 3pede Dem Sdas-
untsidradr ~porgeihIngeb es foae cine 8~eDiaigung bon elmer Miaion
Dollars Fnr cine groB angelegte observation-disclosures IN 8eHlmgen 1o
@Rnaa8lHen ausgeAtt meroen un0 tie baben ih berdt efIart, ale nit
ssafr aaulpagne berbunoenn Qrbeten, ME l~tnhrbrtneen Ser Qn3egen
il ben berfdie0enen glatterns 2ufern os Eerhs, ufD, r~nengeItlih al
Tim. Gle redHcn oarmtf benz omerffanifhea gublrm Die 8orhile
Nner arepro5ntgen anIeibe 10 flnr oarIegen lo ben gapierRIo8ug
sir ben 8erfauf 0repro3entiger 8un6esbonos 70 Dirff1n1 flbren All
f6nnen, O0b cine 9eoufhon 0s 3rnsfuBe5 Tim elm babies Broant unb
oanit cine id9rIibe erparnis bon fiuuno5Don8ig g9iaionen Dollars err
utgIht nur0e
Soate oier gorfdag bic @ltbeiblng Der COMMUNICATION fn6eu,
ao bic gepIante ansdgenfampagne aud osl gepinfbte Grgebnis boben.
10 mare bic cine gliuion Dollars Soften fir oiea6e Die 81 elmer iabr-
4kheH erparuis bon fnfunogpansig gaiaionen flbren farbe, iiderid
gne nuBerf gaDinnbrn1genoe AnIage gdueien. un0 foate Die aaHpague
IeblHAlnges 10 be0eutet ihlieBIih Die cine 01iqion mebr BET Der RiegH.
atntule ION fanftuienO gailiOnen ad ntdt DEFENDERS oia, uno bic Be
Egruug oes &nbIfuns nber bic 8orsIe elmer orepro5enigen aneibe
oarte sUnr nHt fogleid, aber iherTd ip1ter ibre 5rldte tragen.
Mas fnr 9aDeggrlnoe Die an5eigemqenturen SI ibreH anerbieen
ebernnnBt b0bens fouHt bier niht meter in 8erQtt un0 brandt niht
erdztert % Der0el. Ser RaHoeIt Is fd mir oarunt ft5uiteaet petd
mdd8haeH GinHuB Seuter ble bon gerafsDegen f~ortpdbreH0 NIT 8ehlngen
ano a~aasasfnen Ba TIM baben uno iebr eenau pHieL popon fe re6en,
Der %Ede uneres 2anoes enrlumen Sic lit baue nebr ais ie uno
{ebenfdns mebr as al ieHer 3et oa giamarf fem genieefes Bort
pE6eis Die slebente OroBmntt Der eroe9.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-23
GERMAN MASSES WELL INFORMED.
AMERICAN CORRESPONDENT CONTRADICTS RI.
DICULOUS BRITISH STORIES.

familiar with what is being said
in France and England. Practi.
cally all books on the war in
French and English are on sale
in the German shops. Those not
carried in stock can be ordered.
There is no ban on foreign pa
pers in Germany and one can, if
he likes, subscribe to lie Petit
Journal or the London Times,
and have them delivered regular
ly by post. German cafes which
made a speciality before the wal
of furnishing their clientele
foreign newspapers continue to
do So"
This ought TO put a stop to
those stupid lies about the lack
of information among the Ger
man masses. In spite Of the fact
that Germany is a monarchy,
there is at least just as much
real liberty there as there is in
either England or France, and
the right of free speech exists
there to a far greater extent than
in most other countries. Such
disgusting scenes as were enacted
last week by the drunken mob in
Baltimore in its attempts TO
break UP an anti-war meeting,
would not be tolerated for a mos
ment in Germany.
So the English aviators might
have spared themselves the labor
of bringing the Germans infor
nation which they already have.
None but a fatwitted English-
man could have peroetrated such
a wonderful Joke,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-23

London April 4. President
Wilson's address to Congress,
translated into German, is being
distributed literally over the
German lines by British aviators.
1t is understood the same thing
IS being done by French ayiators.
News item).
This is one Of those dense
Jokes of which the English are
so fond There is no need what
ever for the Allies to keep the
Germans posted as to what is
going on in other countries. Ger
many has not yet found it ne
cessary to suppress all foreign
news as has been done in Eng
land and certain other countries.
All the great English, French,
Russian etc. papers are on sale
in the larger German cities and
all the official Allied war conn
munications are Away printed
in the German papers. There is
far more ignorance about foreign
affairs to be found among the
masses in England and France
and with certain American edi-
tors, than there is in Germany.
AS a proof Of this assertion we
append the following quotation
from a recent correspondence of
Mr.. Raymond Swing, an Ameri-
can newspaper man. Mr. Swing
IS a strong pro-Ally and has said
many bitter things about Ger
many, so We cannot very well
accuse him OF partially to the
Germans. He says;
"A great many mere Germans
than is peculiarly believed are
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-23
Der beriunnSete strirer.

DeigIl itno bin5t bats g'fnoltl
3u froaaipotfherter 6uIfl
qbg'murtit bdf r nib boI6,
lie bIeierne Stub.
0ber 6ds is no g. g'ringl
9et ber5oet hummer 9ltni
8Iuatbaderle, ipring MIR, ipringl
Gum Sterbeu is g. fruab.
5remoe 8eIt urtnnm6,
Sbne Berg, obne Stern
Smmo[ mob 3 @odaatlnnb
Sebat if germ.
gorIaufi fGing net fem,
@lsodnn, aomeroo,
@riiuB ma Die Mteini fem,
Die mas B. blau aeugerIu botl
gie 8fua Rnifn Die td gfauaen ban
Eie bring ibr, i'd bitt
alg Cnoenfen bonn 6lorian
Sci De Sbnuaideln mitl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-23
Russia Wants Peace.
new Government MUST EXECUTE
THE WISHES OF The PEOPLE.
BRITISH ARREST RUSSIAN SOCIALISTS.

ly put real not paper powel
in the hands of the democracy
The temporary, non-elected
Government will remain only
so long as it does nothing oi
which the democracy disaP
proves too strongly"
A news agency had a dis
patch yesterday confirming that
the Russian government is not
inclined to insist on Constantine
ople.
Probably in order to prevent
the peace party in Russia gam
ing new recruits, the British
military authorities have seized
nine Russian socialists, who
sailed from here a short time
ago. The affairs is described in
the New York Call as follows
Lee Trotzky and eight
other Russian socialists Of thu
group which sailed for Rus
STA from New York Marcl
n, to answer the call Of tho
Russian revolution, were fore
IDLY seized, taken from a ship
at Halifax and put in a Nova
Scotia detention camp by the
British military authorities
A letter received yesterday
by the Novy mir, Russian
socialist paper, " St. Marks
Place, by several OF the seiz-
ed men, told the story Of the
arrests. The Canadian censor
passed the letter through, but
kilograms to The Call have
not reached it.
"The British military auth
critics found that we, a group
of Russian socialists, are very
dangerous for the cause OF
the Allies" the letter stated
"They took us off the ship
and sent us to the internment
camp at Arlhert, Nova Scotia
where war prisoners are held
VIZ protested and refused to
leave the ship, but they car
ried us out by force. VIZ sent
kilograms to the Russian
consuls at Halifax and Mon
treal, to the Russian minister
of foreign affairs at Petro-
grad, to Comrade Tcheidze in
the Duma, TO The New York
Call and to a few other prom.
inent persons"
The communications sent
out were evidently appeals for
immediate relief, as we'll as for
aid in securing the prisoners
release, for the letter states that
all their baggage was taken away
and part of their clothes confs.
Gated they beeing left without
underwear.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-23

Reports from Berlin state that
two weA known socialists, one
of whom Scheidemann, have
gone abroad @in a spesial mis-
SION. They are expected to
meet prominent Russian social
lists for the purpose Of finding
a basis for a separate peace.
News from other sources con-
firm the view that the peace
movement in Russia is assum-
ing large proportions, and today
we are informed that Mr. Schei-
demann has reached Copenhagen
a few days ago. One fact IS
certain, the desire for peace is
becoming much stronger than
the wish Of gaining C~onstantin-
opie. Proof for this is found
in a Petrograd dispatch to
The Daily News (London),
which is quoted in yesterday S
World and which says:
Even in the Ministry the
imperialistic views of Miliu-
koff are not unanimously
held. AT a meeting of rail-
way men at Moscow Minister
of Communications Nekrasoff,
who was asked about the
declaration of the Foreign
Minister concerning the aims
of the war, stated that Miliu-
koffs words represented no
more than his private opinion.
minister of Justice Ke-
rensky has gone further and
his opinion is one OF great
weight, because, besides be.
ing one of the strongest hgur-
es in the temporary Govern
ment, he is also Vice Pres
ident of the Council of Sold
iers and Workers Deputies,
which is daily strengthening
and developing throughout
Russia.
Kerensky officially declares
that Miliukoff's statement, in
Guiding his desire for Con-
stantinople, does not repres-
emit the point Of view OF the
Government and, further,
that he (Kerensky) has not
changed his own views, which
are still those of the Labor
Party.
Further, yesterday al the
Taurida Palace a great meet
ing was held OF delegates
from the army, who passed
a resolution asking that the
temporary Government should
state the aims of the war.
There was considerable div
ersity of views among the
soldiers.
at must be remembered
that the revolution has actual
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-23
gernnht @irt..

Gad6em er in Der @irtidnft bon
Miinnroi & Seabio, SOB iii6l. If.
Ctr. gegen ShIieBunes8eit mebrere
@etrGnfe bertiIgte belt Elm Bon.
DIT Den beioen 8eiisern blosfid iei-
men 5dfeBpriiael Dor auaen uuo
.foroerte iie nub bic 5dn0e bod
5llbalten norauf er $25 Der aoiie
eltnabnl. 8mei nnrDecHoe @dite lieB
er uBbebeaigt
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DcSimalmiinsc
INT GnGIanN!

TIMER San6eI nut sem altsInnOe,
beiouOerS init Gilo- uno Miittelnme.
rita. bat felt ieber Itart oarlnter &c.
litter, oaB !nir 5lpar in u1lierem
Wliin5tpeieIi. uidt ober in rnieren
WtGBen un0 @enidten, 6ns metriide
SpItem baden. Gas ein5ige grpbe
Sonoelslono Der @roe, 6dS 1T 0ieier
$initht Die 9ereinigten 6tnoten 100.
mogli9 nod iibertrifft. lit @rob6ri.
tannien. @ier tpie in England bot
man idyon ieit Iangem oieien llebeI.
itaro ertannt un0 SabIreide @eriuhe
unternommlen ibn 81 befdtigell. aber
bisber imraer bereebeus. Der 4rieg
iheint aber in England ieIbit in Die.
fer angeIeeenbeit, Die nnideineuo
in gar teilteut 3rfamHettbonge NIT
lbm itebt, bernItete ani4aullingen
uno @eflogenbeiten aus Dem 8ege
gu rdumer uno nloberneren auffai.
ltngeu Slat ST. MAIDEN, ino bat it'd
erit England gum metriiden SDltem
befebrt. miro es nobI aud bier uidt
mebr Iange auf ii9 porten laiieu.
Cine b~eoeuten0e uno einflubreide
tntfmduuiide gereinigung 2ouoous
bat ocu 8eidlltB eefaBt, benz &arla.
Hrente cine 8orlnge 5u rmterbrelten,
nel9e Die iofprtige @%infiibulng oes
9e3tmaIipitents i'm eneIiiden gdin5.
meien boriiebt. Sn fluger gtaBigm1g
ulto meiier Grtenmtnis oes ilberfona
ierbotipen @barotters 0e5 9ur9p
neutrality-suspicious., beiouoers oes
aaufnnnns, nuroe l1lterlaiIen,
gleif8eitig aud e1ltlprafenDe aernes
rltng Der g1dBe nr0 @etpifte 81 bers
langen; Die 9ereimglug rednet an
iaeineuo oorHit, ooB oieie obnebin
BON ielber fonurten tperoe. io6ol6 crit
Die Gortetle eirles oe3imal abgetufs
ten 91iin3peiens flar ertonHt NOR.
ben itno.
Sn 8erbuo1ng nat 0ieiem Dor.
idlage Der faufmdnniihen gereini.
gung lit aigeregt poroen, ben ar1e-
ritaniifen Collar oils Whtn5einbeit
fir @roB6ritomien sl o0optieren,
mas Den gortea bote, ooB England,
Die Der. 6tudten uH6 Sanaoo iotort
0os gleide 9dinsipitem bdtten, Oh.
Die onoeren britiiden 8%eiisungen
mittlu ooer nidt. God bot oieie.
4nreg1tng 10 gut lpie gar feline 2Ius-
iidt ouf 9urd]fRbrllng, on oo5
&funb Sterling felt Sabrbuuoerten
in @ebraud lit uno Den 9tittelpunft
bes engIiiden 8eltbanoelS gebiloet
bot, uno Der Gngl1noer idon aus
rein ierttmentalen 8riin0eu oieies
8elOitaf niflt auigeben miiroe. "a.
geqen oiirfte elm 1noerer 8ori9lag
auf geringen 8ioeritano iteBen, Der
0as 8funo Sterling Ueiterbateben
ldbt, uber eine itelIe tfetnite 0liiu8-
etnbeit, oas Dill, i6ofit ons ben
tauIenoiteu Geil zines 8Flno Sters
lings getten ioa, uno Der ouBeroem
cine i6ou beiteberoe. aber nidt iebr
bieL gebraufte engliide Mdin5e. ben
Storm, IN oas neue 5pitem eiBiebt.
Der Gloriu lit Der 5ebute Eel oes
9hno SterIings uno antipriht m
@ol6nGbrung fat gera1 eiHegn bal
ben Dollar; oos W3iL piroe utge.
fdbr einen balben Gent inert lem
uno ioa mad benz Blame elmer Sad
settidrift tH6t MIR in eir5ehten
stiden, ionoeru ou6 IN SUM
3a5n.. 5iinhln65poH5ig. uno SUM.
5igmilitilfen gepragt fperoeu. "a
oas gf1uo Sterling iebt 240 8ence
entbdlt, 10 tpiiroe elm 20 Detltid ges
robe einem bo[ben Shilling ooerI
5iJpencetiif entiprehe1 Oas I'M
idqlihen 8an0d unb Bon0eL cine
iebr fpidhge goue ipieIt un6 uift
gut ans benz ghiu8ipftem olsgeiddI-
tet meroen fam. Us.
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rie-Regintelt einreiben IaHen ner.
be ilO omar oils Geuteiner. Sab.
ren0 e. nun ~aleroinqs borI1ufia
nod ntht su SdIodten SluiidJen
amerifmiiher unb beutidler aupal.
lerie tonmeH ipirb, itebt Der iunqe
MHltt Miniondr bod Ihon auf Der
StuFe strn hofiten Mubm.
Ger junge N0ribnH Gielo fam
sGido 4ar1han wgroen
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aarf garfe nidt ,.aaiiera nennen.

aabitan gteB bon DEM Gnmpfer.
s5tlner" lit bon Der glaDigntionSlb
ga bon 5maba mitgeteilt porSeu,
6ab er ben Romeu ieiner 8drfe.
BON Daaiier~ in gQreifoent" undns
bern miiiie, a~noerenfaas er feline.
alariermgspapiere bon BEN bieiigeu
Safen mebr erbalten fOune.
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-eseenarha ideint e, Saf 10 sieIs

4Eseuartig iheinf e., Sak 10 biek
aiud3e Qaste aus iebr reiden Gamili-
III, 0ie ibren Eotriotismas 5eigm
unaeb iih Jet gum Tienit in Sta.
zIrrir Meaimer4er meIoeu. 90 miro
asis Chicago a~etHeIoet, DAB Der iul-
ae Mari6aa Jiel0, Der enteL oes
deriihnsleieL Laneit Dabineeidicoe.
1en N~dafherra Der iDinoiaelf Stdot
Is II pas erits Sainoiier aabaae-
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Wairte, Die Biege Der grobibition,
in Dem felt mebr oIs 60 Sabren
es elm Brobibitionsgeies gibt, 0a5u
natiirIid ben beimIiden Srft ben
entiesIidftep GuieI, uno 6ie meiTten
Speof edfies, bnt NIT iibern1Itigen.
Der Mebrbeit abgaLebnt. ben Staat
afnoAertrofen" 81 maiden. Sie
molten Brobibition aber MIR auf
benz 8apier, - Der Seiidelei, Deg
@raftes Degen. Maine, Dos Die
langite @rfnBrung bot, tpetB. mas Die
8eudLer molten.
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@er6ants 9atiOual gaHf srb6bt
Marital.

@ie aus 8ofbington oebeihiert
mvr6, bat Der Comptroller Of Cur
reneB oos griaden Der hieiiaen go.
iionaf gnnf, ibr aiticnfapitnl non
100000 ouF 100000 5n erbo.
kegL bepiaiat
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Wirtr nriiirn hrrnnnrn.

Die &irte anlos Bran bon MiT.
loro uuo SenrD anoerion bon $50.
renee befannten iih iduIOig, nod
Der RoIi5eiitm0e @etr1nfe nerdb.
folgt su boben nno tDur6en 81 je
$25 @eIoitrafc rerurfeilt.
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Bin 5unoab bat anIfeineu6 nitt
ben Grfolg in gletu gorf, oen er
ith beriproAen. 9os Rortne.8 Ser.
bebureau bat iogor feline @erbeoffi.
8iere, Die bor Dem SobernofeI itan.
ben 8uriidee5ogen; oenn Die @rtDar.
t1tng, ooB granoreoen Die Grit6e.
berger aufmefen Uiiroen, bat fid
nidt erfnIt. Qirgen6s meI0en fid
10 nenige @efr1tten ols BORT, mo- Sin
q9otrfotisnug~ bernnidt nit Reli.
oion unb grobi6ition uro .goIb
iirit plenie", preoigt. giqs Qn,
bdn9er bit the tratl4-obe MIR 90,
mo es nitt nod 8uIber, ion6ern
nad parflmierten gobnen riedt.
q. 9. Stoots5tg.