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The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1918-10-24
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The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1918-10-24

permanent income plan will solve
the problem and / am glad to endorse
it."
Senator Thompson says: Il can
think of no better thing that the peo-
pie of Kansas can do than to preserve
the usefulness and sacredness of the
ballot to the loyal and patriotic citi-
zenry, provided by the first amend
ment; and, in securing in a scientific
manner the permanent support and
maintenance of the State Educatioal
Institutions and holding the money
raised for education sacred for such
purpose as provided by the second
amendment"
Senator Curtis says: 1.-THE pro-
posed change to provide funds for the
maintenance of the state educational
institutions is wise one and / hope
it may receive the support of the vot-
ers of Kansas. Our educational in
situations are great success and
have done and are doing splendid
work and they are entitled to have an
ample maintenance fund.
at is only fair and right to the
citizens of Kansas that the franchise
should be withheld from those who
have not taken out their final citi-
zenship papers. No person should be
allowed to vote until he or she be-
comes fulul fledged American Citi-
zen.
81 hope they both may be adopted
by an overwhelming vote"
W. G. Lansdon says: ~ am in
hearty sympathy with the movement
to secure the adoption of the two
amendments to the State Constitution
and shall use all my influence to Sc
cure favorable action on them"
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1918-10-24

Your equipment is ancient, your plans
are old,
Your plant is all run down;
Your imps are lazy, your fires are
cold,
The place has lost renown.
Then the Kaiser opened his sample
And said, I am proud to tell
That / have right here, for the hui
man race,
A brand new type of hell.
] have savage boards at my command,
have ships, and forts and guns,
! can crush the people of every land
With the Kultur of my Huns.
/ can raze their cities and raid their
towns,
l can outrage and plumber and kill
Till all shall know from the rulers
down,
The power of Kaiser Bill.
] can ravage the mothers and daugh-
tiers fair,
And the innocent child at play.
To my submarines and my raids by
air
Will fall an easy prey.
! have poisoned gas, and star shells
bright;
l have liquid fire and spies.
And claim to possess a special right
From the throne up in the skies.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1918-10-24
HOW HE'LL HAPPENED TO
MOVE

The devil dwelt in the fiery lake
For million years or so;
With little to do but sit and bake
In the roaring birthstone glow.
He was growing old and his back was
bent
With the toll of endless years;
AS he thought of the fruitless ages
spent,
His eyes filled up with tears.
1t seems, he said, as he blew his nose
With a loud and fearful roar,
That this old joint will have to close
And bolt and bar the door.
The world is growing so dog-goned
good
In these degenerate days
That ] can't get results as a devil
should,
And running this mill don't pay.
Ny business methods are out of date,
Ny energy is all spent,
A few more years like these of late
And hell will be for rent.
He slowly and sadly raised his head,
AS the Office door swung wide,
And the Office imp stepped in and
said:
"There's gentleman just outside"
Well, show him in, the devil snarled,
And the imp ducked out the door.
An inspector came from the other
world,
He's been here oft before.
But the devil started in frank sur
prise
AS again the door swung wide,
He scarcely dared to believe his eyes
For stranger had stepped inside.
He quickly rose to greet his guest
With grave and courtly bow;
For he noted the medals upon his
breast
And the crown upon his brow.
I'm Kaiser William, the stranger said,
From the land beyond the Rhine
l notice your business is somewhat
dead,
Will you look at plan of mine?
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1918-10-24
FOrSale!

Five room house; two lots;
we'll and windmill. A bargain
at $3.50.
Buick Light Six, in good con-
dition; four cord tires and one
extra, $1,000.
800 acres land; improved;
immediate possession; a good
home. Terms. Price $10,500.
Chummy Roadster Automo-
bile, in good condition; five
wire wheels and tires, $500.
Four room house in a fine
location; east front; cheap for
cash sale-$1350.
Five Passenger Mitchell car in
good condition; will give terms.
5000.
John w. Baughman
See Cooper
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1918-10-24

Rev. and Mrs. Just, who have been
visiting relatives and attending con-
ference in Hillsboro, arrived Friday
and visited Rev. Just's brother, Jno.
Just and family before returning to
their home near Gray.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1918-10-24

Robert Whips of Sedalia, Mo-,
who spent a week with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Chas. Christey, left for Los
Angeles, California, Friday where he
will remain indefinitely with his son
and daughter.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1918-10-24

Mrs. M. M. WINNER, who has spent
several months in Indiana caring for
her aged mother who passed away last
week, returned home Friday.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1918-10-24

Your plan is bully! the devil said,
AS he grasped him by the hand.
Wen put the paddock on this old shed
And move to the Fatherland.
Then the devil called all his imps un-
til
They stood, everyone, in line,
Then he fired the bunch and left with
Bill
For the land beyond the Rhine.
Thus hell has moved from its ancient
stand
To the palace in Berlin.
The devil and Bill rule the Father
land
And the two look just like twins.
They work in harmony, I've been told,
And the devil says he finds
| That they far outclass the hell of old
With the new one on the Rhine.
Stolen.
Judge V. H. Grinstead returned
from Guymon Friday where he had
attended court few days.
Mrs. Ashby Crumley of Haviland
arrived in the city Friday for a visit
at the home of her uncle, James Ish-
am.
Miss Nora Daily of Guymon who
spent a few days with her friend,
Miss Hettie Gray, returned to her
home in Guymon Friday.
Miss Florence Woodson, who spent
a few weeks with her brother, ]. W.
Woodson and family, near LaKemp,
returned to her home in Wellsville,
Missouri, Friday.
Miss Emma Evans who is teaching
at Cimarron, and is spending her va
cation caused by influenza with home
folks near Arkalon, was shopping in
the city Friday.
Mrs. Ida Wilcoxin and daughter,
Miss Dorothy, spent few days last
week with Mrs. Wilcoxin's daughter,
Mrs. Harold lsham, returning to their
home in Fowler Friday.
Mrs. M. M. WINNER, who has spent
several months in Indiana caring for
her aged mother who passed away last
week, returned home Friday.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1918-10-24

Miss Emma Evans who is teaching
at Cimarron, and is spending her va
cation caused by influenza with home
folks near Arkalon, was shopping in
the city Friday.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1918-10-24

Mrs. Ida Wilcoxin and daughter,
Miss Dorothy, spent a few days last
week with Mrs. Wilcoxin's daughter,
Mrs. Harold lsham, returning to their
home in Fowler Friday.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1918-10-24

Miss Florence Woodson, who spent
a few weeks with her brother, j. W.
Woodson and family, near LaKemp,
returned to her home in Wellsville,
Missouri, Friday.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1918-10-24

Miss Nora Daily of Guymon who
spent a few days with her friend,
Miss Hettie Gray, returned to her
home in Guymon Friday.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1918-10-24

Judge V. H. Grinstead returned
from Guymon Friday where he had
attended court a few days.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-07-27
NORTH DAKOTA DEALERS

AChristianson Drug Co. ..-.... Fargo
Fout b Porterfeld ...>......, Fargo
i.Arthur Drug Co. :. :. ......,.,.. Arthur
Barton Drug Go. ....,..........,... Barton
Benner g Begg ......., Grand Forks
EBenno Drug Go. !. 80 =. Minot
Benson 8 Son, N. B. ~. Michigan
Big Store, The ......-...... CayUga
Bilden Paul, Pharmacy -. Northwood
fBisbee Pharmacy ......... !. ]. Bisbee
Blackburn 8 Co., d. "A. :, :. Hansboro
Black Nero. Co. : ...-.... -. stirum
iBorr Henry -.....---.-..-.. :. 80. Westfeld
Bottom Bros. i. 80. !, :. :. Edmore
Bott, p. J. -. 49,. Marmarth
Glow 8 Hendricks ...-:-.-.... ,Merricourt
Goldberg 3 Co., Aug --.-.-.,-. Fairmount
| Columbus Drug Go. j. $500. Columbus
IDanzig Cash Store ..-....-.... Danzig
Devils Lake Drug Go. Devils Lake
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TerguIon's Champagne.

@eltern obenb belt @r=@ouperneur
s5ergltlon cine 9feoe III Der 8eetbopell-
Safe, nit Der er ieinen bieligen 5elo-
SUD fir Die @ouperneurs= =Gonlination
eroffnete Ser 3uorang mar Elm I'M
gebeurer. slae Sitpldbe i'm Saal mo
oltf Der @aaerie naren beiest, on
Der gan5en Saalmano entlong itan=
oat 2erte lno ebenio IN Sen 3uren
Bis ol1f Die @dnge binalts guh en=
tbuiiaItiih maren Die 2eute. sSer9it-
ion tpnrbe BEL ieifen1 Gilttritt in Sen
5aal nit ftidt enoerpollenoen SoGs
begriiBt, mel6e 0pationen iicb beinl
@egtnn lnto am Gnoe Ieiner Ncoe
tpieoerbolten. 9luh feline &eoe ielblt
muroe Don geifaasItiirneil nieoer
mo frieoer utterbroben @an5 Ee=
lonoers bel ieinen fdarfen susfaaeil
gegen gepille 8erionli6feiten. Wiilo
tno perfobnlid) lit 5ergation nidt sc
itiilint mo lnar-fanlt's ibln iAlief}=
lid) aid nibt per0enfen
gluA oie Serrer, Die TOR oent
-@ouperneltr Meben bielten erbiel.
ten reihe 8eifaasipenDen, heionoer5
s5ohrt G. Mfoore pon Taleitine, Der
oie G'egner sSergllfon's idarf oltr6
Die &ebeI 5oa audi oas eSrnpeadl-
inent gerfabren Iharf fritiiierte 9lns
Der Inn ipradett nod Jidter 2iileerL
Ridbter 5eagaroen ltno Der jiiltgere
a5obn $. @ifett, Der ipie lcin Gater
Elm gutter Srellno pes 81 @oltuer-
neurs lit. 9Me iprahen gut, beion-
oers 9idett. 9snr mar leine 8eoe et-
mas 5u lang. 3aollrcb fam es, ROB
@r-@ouperneur 6erguion crit gegen
halb sebn ubr gum &eben fam uiro
his gege1. eff llbr ipraf.
sserguion iprad gut, in ielner ges
mobnten, flnrerl einoringliden llllo
ibarfen @eiie. @ie geiagt, miloer lit
CT nif,t geporoen. Man merit aud
feinegersagtbeit Ii. Sbitehternbeit an
ibrn.Gr ifeint leines5ieges uonia &c.
ipiB 3iI iein, tpie er iid alld Deridic-
ocntlid erfl6rte. Sein Organ lit pol
,tno gut, iein 9lnsieber bor5iigIid). er
lna1t ben giitoruf eines pollig ge-
iunoen ltno frdftigen Mannes, Der
ipobl ilnitonoe it, eitte energiide rll5
frdftige &anlpagne 5u fiibreil.
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Or. g. Snrg fat ieine Sffiee
Dum Gpnrop GebanSe nad N5-I0S
Moofe @ebanoe perlegt. Sci. Gr.125S.
sySrbert bic gienen5mdt.

9as slferbau 0epartement mad)t
in Dem ,,9Seeflp 9teips Setter" eltf
einen bisber In slnerifa iebr nernah-
ldiligten @riperbs5neig miflaerfidrL
Ser gerooe in iebiger 3eit aniebnlife
Erofite obperfen ntilB- @eneint lit
oie Soniggepillnllag. Obtpobl 9onlg
eines Der idtnafbafteIten nne pert.
poalten 9sabrnngsnlittel lit, oas aud
in &ranfbeitsfdaen piel 3ur GerDen=
oung fornnt, betragt Die ganse So-
nigprobuftion IN ben Ser Staatcn
pro esabr oof fann 25O, 100000
Efuno. 9os lit cine gan5 geriltge
Wenge, oie faurn in 8etraft fon1mt.
llno oo6 iii oas geoiirfnis nod !9o=
mig fir einheiniihe uno Grport-
Slpefe groB, uno nanlentlib, feitoein
Der 3nder fnapp tpuroe, plIdjs oas
9eoiirfnis Ihnea. Sans por5ilglidle
Breiie perben 3lr 3eit filr @onig be-
3ablt, uno babel miro es aiid) blei-
ben, penn Farmer uto anDere Seate
Sic giinitigc @elegenbeit benltben,
bas groBe Bu6lifun an oieie nabr-
hattie unb angeneblnc Speiie 81 ge.
ipobnen. SIN @ergleiA 81 anoercn
lanomirtihaftlihen Griperbs5peigcn
lit oie SoniggeiuillnRrg init tperliJ
ltnfoIten perbnnoen ltfiosunidtper Sit
erlernen be8ip. 3u betreiben Die
Sauptiahe lit, BOB aranfbeiten polt
oen 8ienen ferngebalten iperoen, oaB
oas Shnornlen Der 8ienen fad)ge-
nt1B fontroIliert miro, nno Dab fiir
cine nngenleiiene lleberminterim8
Gorge getrngen miro. Gem Sano-
mirti6afts gepartement 5ufplge ioll-
tie bie ietige &oni9proouftion min-
oeitens per3ebnfdht peroen ituo bobe
Rrofite tperoen nittels 6ieieS oanf-
barren @rmerbsaueiges 10 gut mie
9arartiert.
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Nunlmer 1158
s8oran sler5te iterbell.

Die 4er5te, oeren @eruf es it, 0as
2eben ibrer Wfitmenibell 5lt Derldil=
gerL genieBen in Der @irfli6feit
1lllr ipenig NnBen ibres aofinens ltno
ibres @iiiens Die Stntiitif 5eiet,
onB Die sesitllaer aesfulops ni6t lan=
ger lebelt als ibre alienten; ia, Sic
3abl oerer, Die Gin bnbes 9llter erreI=
den lit MIR gerina lrno feinesfaas
GROCER, nls Die Der anoeren 5terbli=
den. Cine fralt3oiif6e lneoiainifdje
@obenibrift bat eine 5tatiltif altf=
geIteat, bic oariiber 4ufIdlnB giebt,
an ipelhen Nrtetl bon Granfbeiten
Die rneiiten Ner5te iterben Ganab
finoen nibt ipeniger ais Al 8ro5ent
aller 4er5te ourb 9er5leioen ibren
SOB, 90 Hro5ent erliegen flerDolell
&ronfbeitelt, 90 Ero5ent Der Mor-l
pbiuniuht> Z 8ro5ent Der ShiDiiio-
illdt nno nltr 8 Ero5eflt alioerpn
aranfbeiten ooer gntersibnade
9lnifdllig lit oie groBe 3abl Der bic
oi3ilrer, Sic an Dem iibertriebenen
@enllB BON Morpbiurn 5ugrnnoe ge-
hen. slls 9ler8te fennen iie .oie fltrfbt-
barren 8irfllngen oes ihner5ltileu-
Sen @iftes beiier as alle anoerelt
Meniderb aber lie 8ogern bod fid]t,
Aes oft uno ilrlner pieoer aiisutpeif-
bel1 Inn Sd)mer8en 5t betaubet Biz
tie idlieBli1 Ben 6olgepirflingeu
oes Morpbiluls lit1terliegen
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Seimlid, uerlo6t,

Dd SIR eitd bnbt berlobt 10 it'd,
gSiI lei5 itfl qratmlieren;
6'at5 lets, bab fetner es berlliinmt
sln SSGnoef1 uno an giiren
D9an iagt, oas @lild, oas beiinlitb 1T.
Geripdhrt in qoIo'ner Sole,
Gel ooppelt unb nod liiBer aIs
Der Suit Der fdl0nen Jioie
Ylon ingt, feiu Seler brerine 10,
@rlpGrnteno uno beglildenh
llIlo rientals iei ees 8rdlitiganls
8raltttllB 70 ber5erquideno.
So. feines iueiB ais ic) oaoon
eSbr habt mein Wtitempfinoen,
3eimlie5 perlobt iper fam dlth ie
Sen 3allber ba ergrilnben2
9rllm Ginoer, fiiBt lmo ieio pergniigt
9iidlt lauge miro es ipdbren
lIno 8nieu, &cttern, Santeu3 al
Sic ipcroeH idb eilfh Itoren
@s lit Der 9iebc eriter Git,
Ser tiirselte. oob bette.
Damn foutn,t stt 8ipei lan9iueili9 itnl
Die Seite, Ole Seltel
oeimlidl oerlobt tpie idlGn pas flingt
Nod gIdil5t bcs Gottes a0cber
lluo. oaF nod feiner onuon hor'.
@erltopft Die GdliilleIl0derl
SD a6er luiinlhe Slid auf Slid
sSu oieien erltelI Sagen
SD bnff' ibr leio redlt oiel allein:
sFau bat lih Uiel 81 lagen. 80.
Gcuer allcene
9as is mid ideene;
2(ber geuer uu Gene,
I'm oatn alleeue:
Damn IS es ifeellel
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Bcltdndiqc Bcunrubigung.
Ole aGiaten (a1en Die Deutl6en nid 5ur Ru6e konmen.
9siclc Hcinc &6ntpfc.
Siinonib ,miidfu 9endlano nnO SettrrttdD pertdrt,
NSplle Nscrcini9nng.
93hter Suoes eiuer Der Setter Der MirCrai lnteuhnng
Scr ;iran,ole 9mpal snm SoDe pesnrtcilt.
Npne NScreinignlt9.

Srenno hes oentIden arpnprinsen,
mno Elm Sentid)er uaiuens gascn ober
Wnf, Der @eid)aftSfiibrer Der Srait
@a0sfi, aniueienb luaren unS bel ocm
@erSoDrff iaste, bic bentidcn S6rt-
3enflmbs i'm 2anbe luiirSen anf Der
Geite Sentid)lanbs iteben nnb lie bat,
ten geniisenb gSaffen. Die @afTen
icicn nms Septldlanb gefuminen naO
uemm es sum Grieg fontms, milroen
bie 9entiden bier5alanoe Die Snon-
trial @prfers Of the NDrlb nno bic
Gpsialiiten unteritiiten. 6nitan Sal-
ing, Der beidnloist lit, Die 8elpelre
nmb bic Winnitipn baben perfanfen
sm mpllen, erflarte ppr 8eridlt, oaR
Sic slnsiagen sesen lin erlusen ieien
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Gins ben Gpriiden oes 1iir5a-S haffs.

6ore. mas ser &olfsmuuo lpribt:
gSer Die gSahnbeit liebt, Der mnb
5don iein Yferb am 3iigel baben
gSer oie gSabr6eit oenft. oer nntB
Sdon oen Sli6 i'm Siieel ba6eii
ySer Die gSohrheit ipriht, Der nllB
Stdtt Ser 9Irfne Sliigel habenl
llno bod iiugt Weir5a@Sdaffp
g8er oa tii9t, mus Vriiael babenl
Con iG laden, loll i'd flagen.
0af, Die Menldben ineiit 10 ounlna liiD,
Stets mir Srenloes lpieoeriagcu
ltiio in Selbltgeoanten ituntm iiuol
sieiu. Sen Sd)opfer ria i'd preiIen
SAB Die gSeIt 10 noa pun Suren,
9em font ginge ia Der gSeiieit
NlHgheit nnhelnertt perloren
Gin Sdriftgelchrter fam 8n mir nuo
iprad);
sgRir8asS Sdaffp, mas benfit on BON Dem
Sdladl2
Sit i6m sic gScisheit nirfli6l angebureit,
llub lit iein Slid 10 groS luie leIne
Shreu2"
= ct lit 10 ipeile, iuie Iic Sfae fine.
0ie SrGaer oes Collars uno Der SfapulSc,
@r ipeiB, pie ebrfurcbtSoumm 'ods %elt
uno blino,
llno oieie gSeisbeit madlt er nd gu .
yfubel
SrieoriCb @obeniteot.
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Snlano.

.eelte 9}eforos fir oas 9nrd)=
flteqen Der 5trede 9tefp Dorf=gSailz
irgton fino BON ben 9lpiations=Sffi-
aierel1 peIAe gegenluartig Die grieT-
beforoerung 5tpiihen beioen Staoten
beiorgelL gena9t iporbeu. Die 50
Weilen lpeite gitfernung 5niiben.
9tetp Yorf nno 9bilaoelpbia mltroe IN.
/ Stnuoe uno f5 0fi1lllteil lillo Die
5trefe 5lpi1den 8bilaoelpbia uno
8afbirgtoll 140 Meilen, in ! Stun=
be uuo Al 9firllten 5llritfgelegt Sic
gan3e 5trefe pom 225 Weilen iunr-
Sc alio in t79 Minuten ourdflogers
i'm 9urhihnitt plroe pro gtinllte
ettpas iiber / Ii Wfeile 5uriidgelegt.
- Die gegen ben 8unoesienator
9a5ouette erbobenen 9eIduloigun=
gen tperoen ndbiteil 9ienstag Dor
oenl Senats &omite fir 8ripilegisn
uno @oblen 5ltr gerbanolung aelo1s
gen. Ga SSoaette ioa befanntlih nlebr=.
faf ilionale sleuBerlnlgen genaeht
baben;; ietn 4ntpalt, Der aopofot @il<
bert sc. 9foe bon Seem Dorf, beltrei=
tet oie ssltrisoiftion oes erlDnblltelt
aontite5
Ser Seliat bat oas amelloe,
ment CUR @elpilligltngsbifl fiir oas
gSoItalllt aI1geuomlnelL oas Die Sc
hilltcr Ser undeite1ten Glerfs uno
8rieftrager erboHf Gas amenee-
lnent lit bereits i'm 9alie nngenont-
men, bod bat oas 9ans beidloiien,
oaB oiefe @rbobung permanent iein
5oa, luabreno Ser Senat angeoronet
bat, oaB Tie nltr big gum gnoe oas
fonlfnenoen syisfaliabres, 5 b. bis
sum 80. sSnni 1919 in @raft blei5en
fou. Die Grboblngen iino perbdli=
aisntaBie bcoeltteno
Die geforoerung bon @olb=
ntiin5elL ob anlerifani11el ooer aus
Idnoii1elt llriprungs, unO @ola=
8nlliort onrh bic regnldre 8acfetpolt
nadl Dem 9fuslallo lit perboten.
Nus Chicago miro geneloet. :.
5yelir S. gtreDdntons, Der gorlteher
Der fretnoipradigen abteilnng oes
SusIduIfes, tpelher i'm Z gnltoe5-
reTerbebauf 9e5irf oie aantpagne 5ltr
llnterbringung Der 3. sSreibeits ait=
leibe leitete, bat 8raiieent 8ilion ei=
ne 9epeId)e 5rgebcn laiien, in pelrbcr
CT ieiner @enlgtiiung iiber Die bon
jener er5ielten Neililtate glllsoruff
dibt nno Fd) oubin ousIprid)t, baB iidl
5lt ,feiner gr0Bten sSrenoe Die Ginge-
manoerten als quite, trene 9iirger Der
Ser. Staaten eripieien baben, sluA
erfnAt er oen Eraiioenten, ieinen
GinfluB gegen Die alf ltnteroriifun3
Der oeutihipra6igen 3eitnngen bin,
5ielenoen @eiebnorlagen gelteno 5ll
rnahen. 0ieier slb5hnitt ieiner 8es
peid]e lautet tpie folgt: SD en1pfebz
e,oaB gegeu bic lopalen frelnoiprodi-
gen 3eitltngen, olird) oereil patrioti-
1tfe Mitbilfe 10 piel erreiht mnroe,
feine oerelt @riheillen perbinoernoe
@eiebe erIaiien iperoen, pie lie Sena-
tor 2illg I'M 8uitoesienot cinbrad)te,
suno ih gebe mid Der 0offmlng b;rl,
baB Sic oie Mitglieoer Der @elesge-
butg IN oieTenl Siin1e peritdnoigeu
iperoen. Der frelnoipraAige Nus
icbuB bat beifloilen, ii6 oauerno su
orgaliiieren. I'm fir ieoe fpahreno
oes 9rteges 8u perri6tenoe potrioti-
irbe grbeit geriiitet 5ll iein."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-05-16
Gdjnbablate.

Sen gsusen ino Sd)ooen oes
Sd)uboblases bnt fiir5licb elm slr5t,
Yrof. Hitidl, gum 6egerltano elmer
ltnteriudnng eelnaft nit Dem De
illltat, oaB er fano, 0as Srageil elmer
abloBIoien 6uBbefleioung follne anf
Sic 9auer oen Sub lllllllittelbar
Sc5ooen 5ufiiger, Der ionit onrb ben
9lbiab eeitirstc Sell oes iSuBsapol
bes liegt in oieien1 6aa Dem gooelt
fait glatt allf, nno oas 5u ltarf auf
ibnl loitenoe Gorpereeiuid]t fiibrt
nun entrpeoer 5u Senflmgen Der
sSliBfllohen ODER 5u lleberorebilngen
Ser @eibteile bes 6rBes unb oalnit
8u Blntt- ooer Senfflb. Gtellt inan
bingegen oiird BEN Ahias oie Site
ctlpas bober, 10 bleibt Die 8olbung
Ser Gpblenntitte erbalten, ulro Die
&orperlaIt fam nidt fltebr ihdoiaeno
ipirfen, neil lie iid) nan anf Soblc
uno 6erie gleibnlaBig pertglt. Ses
oes Sd)ubiperf, bel Dem Die game
5oble platt uno ungeipolbt alif oent
gooen liegt, mas befamltlib Bel alien
obiaboieu Shuben, tpie 5. g. Eanz
toffelrslino oersleihen Der SAD tit
ibdoigt iomit ben SUB. Die giinltige
@irfllng oes 9tbiases fam ieood)
lehr beeinflnBt, ia ioear uollig auf-
geboben meroen Durb feline 5orln.
Gin gut gebaltter glbiaB bnrf meoer
bod iein, nod cine 81 fleinc Inter.
flGhc beiiBen geioes lnlB pielnle6r
in einerl ri1tigel 8erhdltnis 81 ein-
anoer gebalten iein, penn Ser 9lblas
ieinen 3lpef, Die @rbobung llnO
misunderstanding Der SSerie,
erfiillen foa. Der bobe slbias nit Der
fleinen llntcrflaebe. Der Ieioer inner
nod Elm beuor5ligtes aino Ser Mooe
lit, bringt, oa er Die 9l1ien Der Sui.
fnoden 81 itnnatiirliden slblenfiin,
gen 5iuingt, Dem Srager nidlt mr.
Die ltete @eabr, bel eiiiigernloBen inl.
ebenem 8o0en git itiir5ell ionoern er-
5elgt nlif our6 oas oas raihe @rs
miiolngsgefiibl erleid)ternoc 9eugen
Ger Gnie beim @ebeli boitfig aiid) eill
llebergreifen oieier 8eilglIng auf oas
S5iiftgelenf. 8erner 8iuingt Der bobe
Nblab Den Grdger, omsi6liebli6 auf
ben 8erlen 5u geben, cine @angurt,
Die inoeB, gleid) pie Der oeS @angeS
i'm abiabloien Sd)ub, b0Ait lhdolib
lnto niht 5ulett olud) oeu fleinelt
trippelnoen Sdritt aud unidon lit.
Nus oent 8nrouseegangcuen gebt
alio berpor, oaB 81 einem ridtig ee.
ballfen Sdub inbeoirgt oud Ger
slbirs gebort, Der aber mr. n1BiJ
bod rno NIT perbaltniSndBig 'brel.
fer ltnterfld6e bergeItelt lperoen
folI
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-05-16

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