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The Glenwood post., 1917-01-20
COLORADO sHALE TO SUPPLY OIL

TWENTY billion barrels crude oil 200000OO00 barrels
gasoline is the estimated yield from Colorado shae BEDS
corng the United States geological In anticipation OF
when of the advancing gasoline other
products obtained from might be found commercially
profitable to utilize of the supply of petroleum be
derived from the distaton of the deposits Of aed hydro
carbon aes of the Green River formation of northwestern Colorado
Northeastern Utah the United States geological survey
three been making field investigations these deposits
The examinations have by mapping
of hydrocabon shae and by such field of the
thickness of the shaes
lation tests will afford primary information concerning the
richness of the shaes different parts of the region
Very rough but cautions calculations of the of the sha
parts of the examined indicate that dstaon
from beds three feet thick Colorado alone will yield
than 20O000O00OO barrels of which
100000 barrels of gasoline be extracted by ordinary methods
report the results of these explorations and
account of experiments the possible gasoline production
both by the ordinary commercial and by the Rman
cess is in press
The Glenwood post., 1917-01-20
SENTnMENTALITY VS.. JUSTICE

OIORADO has another murder this time sordd than
~ that has gone before.
mother of small daughter. firing her husband child
with of the divorce followed and she
married the The resulted Quarrel followed quar-
rel Depraved incidents followed depved incidents until last Fri
night during hour of scnng debaucher she shot her lover
(TIe not in truth her husband)
Today the usual sob squad list of artists trying to defame
the and praise the living Such The isn't
whit better than the she killed There alleged
ndgny heaped that had previously willingly been
and the story of herself and woudbe friends shows that
THE whole affair from long before the divorce the murder
blot fair of manhood womanhood and home
Attorney Foley HIS difficult ahead of him. 1nfu
and wealth will be used degrade the dead
the The fact that she left home husband and
participate underworld life with him that he
equal the that and who have Influence
and wealth happen to be her relatives should not be bar to actual
Moley should is tried the
charge of murder and that the otcoppngs of sod mushroom
flock sentimental sob squads do overadow the real merits
of the
The lives CT the disgrace the state One has paid
the penalty The other entitled trial free from sentimental
denses trumped and pertinent to the casePuebo Chief
tain.
The Glenwood post., 1917-01-20
SEATTLE AND PROHIBITION

ROBT1ON has been force the state OF Wash
The SpokesmanReview leading of the
Spokane in its issue December 81 nearly two
Ito answering question: Has prohibition paid in Spokane?
the conditions and the situation under
Bankers Merchants Wholesalers
Realty Tell the Same Story That Business
lis Better The other headline Four Million Dollars Saved
for Spokane Pockets by Dry Law
Spokane population of 5000 had 160 saloons
which took of $75 day for 313 days This totals
done by breweres and liquor
supply houses private homes and the amount s which
Spokane spent for beer and booze in 1915.
The Spokesman Review that in 1916 there illegally
sold Spokane by booegge of O gallon about
$00 worth of booze This taken from the total spent 1915
makes total saving 81 100000 in the first Of prohibition
"This the Spokesman Review, means saving OF $50
CAPITA about $100 for the head OF family This
would pay the Of running the city government
three times Sokanes booze alone would all
1.-THE taxes levied for all purposes in whole year,
The number of inmates the county nfirmary
dropped 1915 III in 1916 and there
saving of 1000 the Of operation in 1916 In 1915 12o
dum handled by the physician and
only eleven we're handled 1916 1t cost $4,000 less to administer
1.-THE JAIL nmary INDECENT relief in 1916 than in 1918
records of drunkenness to decreased 4O
vagrancy per and dorde conduct 81 cent in
1915
Onehaf many burglares committed during the dry
committed onehrd forgeres less than
cnha the robberies less than the petty larcenes When
1915 with the saloons desperate took means
there 439 burglary robbery forgery and
larceny combined In 1916 with the city dry there combne
total Of 66 such reduction Of 62 cent the
newspaper.
And there argue that prohibition hndrance
instead Of a hep-Kansas City Star, % Ai
The Glenwood post., 1917-01-20
A DISGRACE TO THE TRADE

'AYEWHAPER country within
~ fortnight flooded with circular letters from firm
styling itself Printers League of America whatever that
means protesting the adoption by
any prohibits the sending of liquor advertisements through
claim being made that the and enforcement
would rob paper Makers printers ecrotyp
ersan artists of much of their present
All newspapers urged to send protests their
congress against proposed action protests
course being the booze vendors which
mythical whose behalf
sby the appeal is made.
fall should for the that print
Of high manhood
influenced debsng manhood
the clutches of its
shiny fingers.
there and publishers who willing
ready political poage who
brbed silence approval of the hesh liquor
do the bidding of those who feel their business
slipping beyond their We know what
talking been tried right here
You perhaps imagine about how far the
with their debasng scheme who will allow HIM
sodd and dshonorab tactics not fit
hold his head and about in respectable society
selfish profit before principle with people and
league which ony another for booze league
this altogether well and is willing to risk printing
postage the hope reaching the printing
business
~ argument is defective and with that which
at the Of Coorados dry campaign used Colorado mer
who told that their business ud be ruined when they
the trade Of the saloon people Man # the merchants believed
this twad and will them fer that but the
since convinced in instances against
their will that the saloon keepers patronage Of former days was Of
The Glenwood post., 1917-01-20

little value compared victims
trade which than profes under the
And desire to advise the league if there be
organization that the the country well
the business printing circulars and advertising
which when the country becomes dry SOBER decent and therefore
will be times than by legitimate
sng procaming the virtues of legitimate and merchandise
which will be purchased by deang themselves
by patronizng the mills Crawl your hole,
league and don't make another spiel until you something
while the circular
The Glenwood post., 1917-01-20
GRAND JURY FOR RoUTT COUNTY

AVER out county grand judy has been called to investigate
violations of the laws of the land
object doubt being apprehend and punish those
violating the laws of the state against the sale and barter
Intoxicating liquors and also against the practice of gambling
Judge Shuma instructions to the grand jury most definite
complete up definitely each duty with which the
charged particularly explains that duty the twelve good
and true.'
discussing variety of law violations
which said exist that county the being also altogether
Garfield county, Judge Sumate makes OF the
following paragraph which speaks for itself:
Because of the fact that various complaints have been
made touching the many alleged continued flagant viola
tions of the laws against public morality desire to call
your attention the Importance of strict enforcement
Of laws in this respect and particularly in regard to gam
bling and gambling houses pool halls houses OF prostitution
booeggng and all violations of the ansaloon
hbiton laws in respect And right herc want to
call your particular attention the bcotegger volaor
of the prohibition laws These people to be fast becom
ing the vicious they already the vicious
prostituos Of boys The bootegger
taon whatever sell liquor boys regardless Of
Equally bad the pool halls where minors
permitted to congregate or loaf therein
The Glenwood post., 1917-01-20
COUNTY INVESTIGATORS

UR the
~ that the chief of their carefully investigate
all questions that before them and then only
have satisfied themselves by such investigation just what their action
should
They questions which they propose investigate
carefully before taking final this
will po n Denver next week to attend the sa eetn Of county
commissioners the stock show the roads convention the farm
es and few other gatherings from which they hope to
gather ideas which will be helpful them by giving them
sona idea which be of help them in their work Of
conducting the affairs of the county.
Our county dads mbued with the idea that they know
all and they perfectly willing and fact anxious listen and
thus learn what the people, employers would them to do
We do claim that this respect present county
together different from other from what such
be-
making itself manifest nthe board quite early in their
excellent practice and that should be given attention
than it usually receives.
meeting county dads which was the first meet
ing of the present board Chairman Adams called the Genwocd
editors the courthouse and asked
tain the feeling of the people the question the rempen
m Mr. Alfred county agricultural agent perhaps it would be
better leave Mr. Alfred the question altogether
it their desire to have expression Ct people whether
office county agrculturist abandoned
The feel that they the the people and
that they should spend the of the people who employ them
the that will most advantageous to the people who
furnish the through taxation for carrying the business of
the county
Much CT the of conducting the county agrculturst
office borne by the and federal and only twelve
hundred left for the
vide Is all the hard work Alfred enthusiasm he
his task the scientific knowledge
the Investigations made experiments tried
erest he has aroused along lines of the orgniz
on boys clubs and the he dairy
this countyf believe these efforts county agrcuu
aave been worth to this county
employment the county making good investment write the
and tell them for the faith that
is within you.
On the other hand believe that the employment by the
involves needless if Judgment such
poye you money paid
well expended
" them personally of thm taking that
perfectly fair with county county
n your discussion
An other words make the why
nvor dispensing with the county for they
favor dispensing with the county they
that opinion.
The Glenwood post., 1917-01-20

GNS multiply that country when
~ dtions of % and other conditions vastly different
from what they before the began
broken down extent relations
capital and labor will be radically changed
people will have say will their influence vastly
felt in the affair." of state To be these changes be more
ke in countries than in oher but all will experience
extent The will addition to-
guaranteeing the independence and integrity every it places
the rena Of the hands Of people long few have
driven tbs chariot ofaalmost every asgs
The Glenwood post., 1917-01-20

XXIN reads the statement of Mrs Stella Moore Smith OF
w who past her. death their
home he is almost tempted first that the did just
right killing brute further obliged
the in order protect hesref and her daughter from his
But few reflection brings
side Of the has been told that did
the shooting of side of
told justify her deed before the world
of what happened does not be well with the told
by others who the house the The thought
gives this disgracul affair the
that neither Mrs Smith her husband anything
they should have been and that murder has been committed
the trying to make appear that her murdered husband
the only guilty of dsgraefu1 conduct
she will have anything but convincing
that she what she ought The
husband and then turned back
while he lying his back shot him the me
in the mouth, does "listen' good decent people,
The Glenwood post., 1917-01-20

z ROM what learn fcced the belief
people this part the the stock show
ad kindred meetings Denver next week than any years.
while
indications that will be ecpsed by the 1917
live stock industry the greatest
try and the business greatly stimulated by this gathering
of those who making the business
planning trains expect
their full limit by the number people
g cannot fully realize the possibilities this
great of Colorado stock producing has
tended of these big stock shows.
Washington Journal., 1917-10-05
Meue edausaraben-@ emebrc.

Mon i9dbt, baB unsefdbr 80 pros
gent Der Qeute. pel4e in Dem 9roBen
Nrieg pertpunbet peroen. in Den &opf
sei9oHen peroen. Oas tit einfa9
cine 6Olge oes @4ano9rGben@Sp>
items, pel9es ben iibrigen 80rper bes
arissers idiist. aber feinen &opf au>
,rit blobitelt.
Maerlei Dirt ItG6lerne S6iibengrds
ben=!9elme iinb aufgetommen, I'M
pieie @efabr auf Elm MinoeitmqB
5erabaubringen. gu oemielbsn Bee
buf bat Elm lmeritaner. cine grfins
Oung sema4t, pelde bon manfen
fir nod better gsbalten piro. Bon
Der ibr augrunbe liegenoen Soee NOR
ibrigens i9on Dor Ginger 3eit aages
nein9in bic &ebe; aber es fam nt9t
our prattii4en @erpirfli4ung bsr<
ielben.
Die neue Woffe 1T elm beionoeres
S4anagrabenz @etpebr. NIT pelhem
nan sislen uno feuern lam. obne ies
nals ben &opf Sen feinoli9en @e<
i9o1sn ouslesen gu miiHen. Oas<
ellie lit na4 benz prin5ip zines
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ooer Hunosud<
5piesels sebaut. Gin Spitem fleiner
Spiegel aeist benz Soloaten oas pis
,erselpiegelte Sreff3iel. uno er fam
Bitter ne6men, 5ielen unb feuern.
,6ne audi nur bic SpiBe ieines 9el=
nes iber Der S9anapoa>2inie gu
.rbeGeu. 8oaise Siderbeit ldBt iia
ireili4 audi bon bieiem YeriItops9es
pebr ni4t erparten. 5umal nod als
lerlei onbere Sattoren. als bic Sc
iGofe pom o6en, bic 8erlufte perurs
laden. unb 3. 3. bur4 MinenIprens
Jung bic 8efabung zines gan5en
s4lBengrabens perni9tet tperben
Iann!
Washington Journal., 1917-10-05

an ieinem &anbe befinoen, Oerlei6el
Der 2anbi4aft elm Invertebrates Sc.
pr09e. Sn alten 3eiten bate Der
MalD unftreitig cine nod grOBere
@usbebnung aIs ieBt. Beitpdrts
Itredte er ii9 iber Die Billie binauS
unb oitpdrts bis on bic 9eDenau,
pes6aIb bic @laipen i'm 9eIpunbep,
b. /. 9elbenausWa nannten. Seine
ieBige @eitalt erbielt er inbeffen
pabri4einIi4 i4pn in Der 5peiten
9dlfte bes 16. Sabrbunberts. Sic
glei9t einem nit Der Spite nod
Norb,n geri4teten 9reied, beliep
norbpeltli9e Seite BON elmer 2ints
gebilbet nirb, bic Ii4 an ben Sc
morten Der OOrfer &uooep0roe, &at>
ieburg, M0bnien unb S9par5enbet
entlang 5iebt. @Is @runOlinie mag
bic oitpeItli4 perlaufenbe Gbaiiet
8ergeborf : S9mar5enbef angelebea
perben. Sic nirb a~llerbings MI.
BON ben MuslGufern bes @a9ienpaI>
bes beribrt. Ser eigentli9e Sa9:
5entpaIb 5sbedt cine @elamtfld9e bon
6175 9ettar nit einem nmfange bon
rei9Ii9 40 &ilometern. Ser Wals
nirb bon gbauiieen unb aablrei4en
@egen bur9f9nitten. 8on Often
nod @eitsn bur9flieBt i'm bic @u,
bic Ii4 Bel Numiible in bic Billie err
eiebt. 9as onmrtige Sol Diefes
8G9leins beeleitet bic 8erlin>S oms
burger @iienbabn, bic ben Wolt
bur9quert.
@eit 1928 seb0rt Der Sa4ienpalr
gu 2auenburg. 9ie 9era0se blieben
freili9 ni9t INNER i'm un9eItOrten
Washington Journal., 1917-10-05

lobullq zines Uncertainties ODER
@rabenltiides obgei6nitten miro
rno in @efangenidait gerdt. 9aS
erflGrt oie @efangenen, Wai6inen-
uno automatiiben @e.pebre, Die bel
rem cin3elnen @rabeniiberfdllen I'M.
mcr oils Yellte gemeloet meroen.
9lm feinomdrts gelegenen Gnoe Der
eall5cn unteriroiiden Mnloge filbrt
Gin Aufltieg in ben tart nit Sano-
laden altsgepolIterten geraumigen
@allptgrobcn, Der ungefabr nod 80
Dieter Don Den Oeuti6en 2inien emit
fcrnt lit. Abcr oos lit nod ni6t Der
roroerlte @%rabcnteil. 8eiter born
beiinoen lih nod anoerc @raben.
%itiicrc, in oenen man Die @%rabcnpo-
ltcn lebe1 fam. BON oenel1 Der Dor
oerite nur nod 10 Weter pom
6eino ob lit. 0ie;e Grabcn .lino
oalul mleOer ourb @dnge NIT Dem
9auptgraben perbunoen, Die bon
eieiem aus bcltrld)en iperOen fonlen.
20 ellllleDI Gil gauges Jte8 DON
@r1bcil iulo neutrality-suspicious.,
BON oencn Damn uno mann Elm Stiid
rcrloren gcbt ODER Dem @egner ab.
gelommen miro. Sm Sauptgruben
lit man, ieinoIid)cn @ngriff auS9e-
llommen, eigcntlid 5icnlid iider
unO fam iid) Die @eididte nit
DiiiBe betra9ten. 3war idiuirren
ulls nit Dem @erGuid, ons elmer
laItigcn Yremie 9lciGt, balo einige
8ageIn iiber Die aopic. 4ber lie gel
ten mabridcinlid nidt ullS, meint
Der beglcitcnOc Sfii5ier, ionocrn
eeutell, Die irgenGno iueiter billten
nod einem Salatfr1utlein iu6en.
81 muBte es ia pilien.
Washington Journal., 1917-10-05

gieb unb bic Rubuns BEG DeidboIs
ses gum MeiIerbetrieb. Oieis Sc
reatIoms, bic gu elmer WoIopertpii'
flung fiibren mubten, puroen ipGter
obeel0it uno ~oufgeboben. Sn fribe'
rem 3Ieiten purbe Der So9ienipoIo
au6 our S9peinemoit benubt. SIN
SpGtberbit tummeIten ii4 oft Sdu'
Ienoe Der HiiIieItrdger in ben WaIs
besgriinbsn, I'm fi9 an Der Gi&eIs
unb 8u9snfru9t gu feiIten. Die
MoIt tpurbe an ben Meiitbietensen
Oerpa9tet. @sIbIt bic 9omburger bot>
ten bas He9t, lire S9neine in ben
8olb 3u treiben. Mls ibnen biefeS
&e9t beltritten tpurbe, entftonb Der
fosenonnte S9peinetries. Bon iebee
lit Der So9fenpaIb tpe9en IeineS
Wilbrei9tums beriibmt getpefen. Rod
ieBt foil elm 8eItanb bon iiber taus
ienb GbeIbiri9en borbonbsn fein. On
jasbbaren Sieren biret Der WaIo
auberbem 5oblrei9e Rebe. 9ofen uub
BIN unb pieber aud Oo9fe. Ser
friibere grobe 8eltanb an S9parS<
ptIb lit eosegen iebr auIammenses
I9moIoen. Sn benz e~ingebegten
8runItorfer Henier peroen ettpa nob
10O-150 Milbf9peine gebaIten. Der
ret9e Wilbftonb tpurbe ben onliegen>
ben 0orf9emeinoen oft febr ldfig;
tein Wunber, baB bic Milbbieberet III
8liite itono. Sn ben breibi9er Sab.
rem bes oorigen Sobrbunoerts puBte
man bel BON ben tiibnen Saten bee
WilOerers @iOig gu er3dblen, Dem
BON ben Walbbouern in ieber Weife
8orf9ub geleiitet purbe. unb UNI
oeifcn Sdupt ii4 elm gan5er @agens
refs mob.
Washington Journal., 1917-10-05

MoitiEcn nit gleftri5itGt betriebell
nerocn mo in Der man neben
SdIicbtiiren iiir bic unteriroiiden
@Gnge nod anoere Neitanoteile fir
6en @ruben. mo Mtinenfricg Der.
lieat. 0a begcgnet man einem &uoel
muutcrer oIrltaniid)er @ieln, bic
bon cinem eilt5igen Olonn g%eIeitci
mer0cn uno nit bench cin Cell oes
Observation-Disclosures bcmdltiet miro.
Mn einem anocren Ort iin0et man
@rGben uno 0rabtnctc %5fpeiter 81.
ME oOer 5ierli1e 9dits9en, in De.
nen ein Sell Der 8olobeiosung,
nlciit G6aiicurs 9Ipins, unterge.
6rod)t lit. Man itobt auf Wunitions.
u1o 8erf5eugOepotS, Soroerbabne1,
Oie allf ltarfen 0r1btell laufen uno
Den @orlciI bobeu, Dab lie I'M @in.
ter nidt pom S6nee eingeoedt per.
oer, 9ecouuiae. @eIeiie f~reu5en I'm.
lern 8eg, ul0 al eiit3elnen Orten
lteben fobrbare TeparaturtperfltGt.
ten fir ben ACKNOWLEDGMENT. IS III
cine llnlumule friegeril6er arbeli
uno mcni9liAen @rfinoungSgeiitcs,
Die in oieiem @olO perborgen III
uno BON Der man feline Ibuuug but,
tpenn man Oa5 4rgonne1ge6iet nltr
oltf roi6er 6ubrt our6fIie9t.
Inner nd9ites 3ieI lit cine artiI-
lcriitilAe Interchangeable, Die in
Ger Gi9tltng 9egen Sauquois 81 &C.
legen lit. Ser lcste Sell oes @eges
5u ibr fiibrt ourG einen 9opou
oelien 3id5adlauf our6 einer iteini.
gen @aIoboOen getrieben lit; Ourf
i'm gebt au9 Die &elepbonuerbin
bung, Sn Oenl NIT guten &orten
ltlto S6ercltTerurobren ausgeItatte'
ten 9eobohtllngsitono, Der 5iemlif
qerdumig lit, perlnag man our6 Dit
Washington Journal., 1917-10-05

fer Der @roe befinoet Die Sultans
@lle. ab unO gu iinO ieitlid Inter.
ltdnoe ausgcipart fur Die nl6t allt
@ra6enpo6e befinoliden Walllt'
id)aften ultO G%eleroen, fir Die Wtt'
leure unO Den leitenoen Sffi5ier.
Dean Oenfe lid, welden 8iuensout-
mano uno mcl9e f0rperli6e Yin
ltrengung IS b%eoeutet, tage- uno
n6dtelong in Oieien unterirollben
9ebouiungen ouS5ubalten. Aber al
les lit gute1 Wtutes, uno auf cine
etruos u%ortuisige Srage bon anoerer
Geite untfuortete elmer Der @enie.
otti8iere einfad: On fat son
devoir." Nus ein5elnen oieier I'm.
terItanoe berous fiibreu ieltlide
Gufltiege III oberiroii6e @raben'
Itiide. Durd) einen Iol6en gelangen
mir al Dem Yunft 265, bon Dem
aus Die ~iiberbobenO gelegerle Siue
Morte Oeutli6 gu ilberieben lit.
0od oarf man feline Naie nidt
la1ge binarsltreden, mill man ni6t
einen fleinen augelgruB erbalten.
SAB oas ungemiitlid peroen fam,
Benefit elm S6meroeriuunoeter, Der
bon 5tpei Grdgern ouf elmer Sabre
rod leile r0helnO an unS norltber-
aetragen miro.
glae 0ieie Stouen uno @dnge lino
ourd eiienbei6lagene Siiren, in De-
ilen iid Sdorten fir Waidinenge-
pebre ullo SUPERINTENDENT be-
finoen, ODER Our6 bereitgeItelte
Gonoi6de gegen feinoliden lleber.
fad berlperrbar. 9ubei fam es
Damn leid,t porfommcr. boB Die Se.
Washington Journal., 1917-10-05

cine b0sartise Misne. 0ie Sirten
finb gegen Die 5iere oubsroroentlid
frsunbli4. unO infrlgeoefIen iinb aud
Die Siere segen Die Menf4en ME
bOsurtis. SIN 9ouie min a~ueroings
Der Sirte ben 9unO ni4t baben. aber
ouf Der StraBe reipettiert er feline
&e9te. ST iorot bafir, baB Oaa
&ubel ieiner Strabe INNER Wafer
bot unb re9elmdbie Die 4bfdae Der
Slide u. a. besommt. Die 9unbe
niien aud gang senau, no unh
mann ie etpos betommen, uno fins
ben iid piinttlid CUR Steae Elm, I'm
ibren Sribut in @mpfang gu nebmen.
Mon beibt iie aud bic Sonitdtspo.
lioei &onitantinopels, neil tie mil
ben MbfdGen unb aIem unrat, Del
auf Der StraBe rei4lid porbanoen
lit, griinoli9 aufrdumen. gigenars
tig lit sic Organization oieies 9un'
bebeeres bon &ouitantinopel. NaG
Samilien unb @tdmmen baben fie iid
bic Staot in tleine 8e3irfe geteilt.
berurt. boB uuf iebes &uoel eine
Washington Journal., 1917-10-05
qir 5~traktmbmmhs pntt
&nMfamttmnptl.

Bel Der eriten 8egegnuns srtpeden
bisIe itruppisen '@sIeGen fsbr fpenig
9egeiTteruns beim 5remoen, Der mad
aunRontinopeI tommt. Sn alien
StraBen unO @db4en. ouf ben pIGts
Sen unb 8riiden, on ben Auois.
iiberaa, auf S9ritt uno Sritt ftOBt
maj auf elm RuOeI Der tIsinen, bO4>
items mittelgroBen, gelbs ODER grous
geIbboorigen M~egeIagerer, bic IS
taum fir Der Miibe inert bdlten. Dem
Wo9en ober pferbe, 9ei4peise otnu
Dem Tubsdnser pIob gu MAIDEN.
Gber nod mebr oIs ben Srbnuues'
finn bes sebiIbeten @%uropders beliefs
oiqen lie feline Noie uno = Bel Nd4t
= feline Obren. Gang &onitantino>
bel : oas perd : @oIata Der @us
ropder ni9t ipenigsr aIs bus Stam<
bull Der Siitten - lit erfiiGt BON
Dem penetranten @eru9 oieier Rerle.
unb BEL Ra4t psden tie unbarmber<
ala ieben, ser teinen feiten S4ldf
lat, nit ibrem ipiitenbsn @eben unb
Sebeul ouf. 4ber man gepobnt ii@
iebr bolo an ibren 4nblid unb ibr
unaebiloetes 8etrogen. So, man GEE
iuinnt bieie barmIofen @afenfrol4s
eerooe3u Iieb. Ss sibt ni4ts suts
miitigeres ols 10 elm StroBenbunb
in &onItantinopel! Man mag ibu
sur Geite itoben, aus @erfeben tree
ten ooer nit Dem Mo9en ober pferoe
bD9t unIonft beriibren. ME tnurrt
er geaen ben MenI9en ooer mo4t
Washington Journal., 1917-10-05

Ssn leinen Iui5ei6nun9en lber
eincn mebrtdgigen Sciut all Der
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