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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-10-30
IOWA PRESS COMMENT.

Council Bluffs Nonpareil: No gov
eminent in the world which pretends
to be government ever received
such screenings as President Wilson
is handing to the Huns in his mes
sages. Such terms as "irrespon-
sible" and Enthusiastically" and 'un-
believable" are among the adjectives
commonly used in explaining why
civilized people cannot do business
with them without guarantees.
Dubuque Times-Journal: 1t is not
the desire of the republicans to make
political capital out of reconstruction
! nor out of the manifestly greater
ability Of the republicans TO meet
and solve the reconstruction prob.
lens. The desire of the republicans
is to get the great work actually
done without disaster to the country.
| Davenport Democrat: Bulgaria is
asking for supplies. Turkey has been
starving for years, and will soon be
appealing for help. Boots and bread
sent into Russia will do more to con-
| quer the pro-German element there
than will bullets and bayonets.
Burlington HawkiEye: There are
two made in Germany articles that.
instead of boycotting, hundreds OF
thousands of our young men are
making every effort to obtain-we
refer to arms and ammunition.
| Marshalltown Times Republican:
! The allies have given notice to the
kaiser that the wide open military
policy doesn't go. International pro-
hibition of autocracy and world clos
ling on absolutism carries by ma
! jority of runs.
Cedar Rapids Gazette: Wilhelm
never earned an honest dollar in his
! life. Give him the chance. Stick
him into some coal mine and give
him a pick and shovel and lay out
certain amount of work each day
that must be accomplished. If the
Job is not done, cut his rations, and
at best let his rations be no better
| than the black bread and the meat
substitutes he is feeding his subjects
now.
Des Moines Register: If the kali
ser were compelled to run for re-
election his chances would be mighty
slim right now.
Webster City Freeman-Journal: OF
course justice will demand that Ger
many pay back with interest the
tribute money she took from Brus-
sells, Louvain, Antwerp and other
cities in Belgium and France that
she occupied.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-10-30
TODAYs BIT OF VERSE
PASSING OF THE ST. BERNARDs.

PASSING OF TIE ST. BERNARDS.
Owing TO the shortage of food nearly all OF tn
dogs of St Bernard were killed that they Nigh
not die by starvation.
Farewell to you, oh noble race
Of dauntless ones, and kind!
Who spent your lives mid Alpine heights,
And braved the wintry wind.
To fainting hearts you comfort brought,
Your zeal did never flag
You sought the wearied midst the SHOWS,
You climbed each icy crag.
Through ages long your name has stood
For staunch devotion rare.
Your masters hearts must bleed today,
Their suffering share
Farewell! Farewell! Your work is done,
Your service now is past,
You died TO aid saddened world;
Your glorious name will last
-Evira B. Smith, in Dumb Animals
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-10-30

Money, Place Power gods to which innum-
cradle people bow in alteration They the fasest OF
gods their favors bring in the end only bitter
of those who most ardenty strive for them
Money Place and Power gods that have ruined whole
They the gods which, the nineteenth
century grew old, Germany gave herself How stands it
with Germany today?-H. Addinston Bruce.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-10-30

the pictures, once they are turned
loose after the influenza quarantine
is lifted?
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-10-30

Kerkuk, an important town of Turkish
Kurdestan, has been captured by the British
troops. Keokuk, an important town of the
United States always had warm feeling for
Kerkuk, alphabetically speaking and including
that therein from O to r.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-10-30

What has become of that optimistic college
professor who had it all figured out that the
allies would ''get" the kaiser in the summer OF
1913?
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-10-30
A Wise Precaution.

Sioux Falls Press: Are the movie
owners putting up strong iron bars
to keep the crowds from eating up"
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-10-30

At the present time there are two million
American citizens in Europe all engaged in a
see-Germany first movement
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-10-30

uuiall
Sl. ss, to s1.62 per sac rsaI
pound in less tb.n ~ q
Packages. ~
CSC to zoe per sack !. \
pounds p! or &c Der a y
"a less than mill J psss]
s1.70 to s1.7s per 80,
~ e pounds, or SIC s1 ~
pound in less than ~ ", asl
Packages. 'llll
TIC to TIC per now,
eoAc to 1870 per 'p pous,
&c to 6Ac per pound pSaaa
ne to TAG per BONN,
&c &c to SIC per pouns
&c to SIC per pound uOtaa
&c to lS1ac per pound
lac to 141sc per now,
l5c to 151ac per can r'uaa
7c to TIC per can.
% ~ re to lskc per pound
zoAc to 2okc per pouas
lSAc to 15c per p svuaa
lSAc to &c per can 14a
l9c to 2lkc per ca,
25c to soc per can.
lsc to 2Shc per can
1akc to 2SAc Der o.,
16Rc to 21hc per nom,
l7c to 2ec per pound nd
lac to &c per pound.
so.l3 to 1857 per cas-.
$ SIC per pound.
$40 per Ok nor,s,
$ ST per 10 pound SAD
5 40 per 5 pound sac.
33c to 34c per pound
S4c to &c per pound
2sc to soc per pound.
Bic to 33Ae per pound
42c to 4Sc per pound,
5Oc per dozen.
&c per pound
36c to 40c per pound
&C. to 31zc per pound
30c to 45c per pound
4Oc to SAC per pound.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-10-30

s.Do not make it too hard for us, . prays the
Cologne Volks Zeitung. for there IS nothing
holier than Germany fighting for life This
is the same sweet-scented journal that TOR tour
years has been kotowing before the kaiser S
idol and calling upon it to strafe the enemies OF
the Teuton empire.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-10-30
TIE oFFIc1AL FOOD PRICES I'M KEoKnr

THe1dollowin includes the food stan,,
gives ths the consn on
onEa demned by the should
administrator county, publsad United
public information by IN
y adn.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-10-30

Article. Retailers Pay
Wheat Flour ........ s1155 to Sl1.75 per bar
rel of 24h pound
Rye Flour ........... $3.50 to s12.75 per bar.
rel of twenty 10 pound
sacks.
Barley Flour ......... $1,000 to $11.10 per bar.
rel of eight 24h pound
sacks.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-10-30

The administration of the Office of secretary
of state has been of such character and eff
cheney as to win praise from democrats and re-
publicans alike. William S. Allen during his
incumbency has witnessed the business OF the
department grow from almost inconsequentlal
proportion to figures that call for expression
in millions of dollars. 1t was for these reasons
that voters at the republican primary last June
adiudged it that Mr. Allen should again be their
nominee for secretary of state. Of course he
will be reelected, as heretofore, and it is trib
ut to his performance of duty that he will re-
ceive large number of votes from adherents
of the opposite party. Four more years of
Allen and efficiency will be good thing for the
state of Iowa.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-10-30
REFORMATION BY CONFUSION.

+! There is an appalling increase in the use OF
narcotic drugs notwithstanding the prohibition
contained in the Harrison act. The growth OF
the various drug habits has proceeded by al
most equal steps with the extension OF liquor
prohibition There is historical precedent Tor
this China was once addicted to alcohohc
drinks but on the passage and enforcement IN
merciless oriental fashion of liquor prohlol-
ton law the people turned to opium Now that
this is interdicted they are taking to alcohohc
beverages again.
Reformation by compulslon never WORKS Out
Jas well in practice as in theory, and as general
rule it can be truly said that the only effectual
and enduring reformation of anybody is when
he reaches through conviction a different atti-
tude of mind. Prisons keep men from com
hitting crimes, but the indictment of our penal
system is that it is not reformatory but, if any
thing, is the reverse. The inquisition at
tempted to reform the Spanish people but
blighted Spain and left her centuries behind the
progressive nations of earth. Yet the idea OF
the inquisitors that reformation by compulsion
is practicable still persists in many forms. Men
who would legislate the world into total absti-
nence are of precisely the same type OF mind as
the heresy hunters of the past. Their concern
is always to force other lives into conformity
with their own The vice which happens not
to be theirs is the one they are fierce to sup
press The particular sin which has least temp
tation to them is the blacklist of all in their eyes
and the one they would abolish by law. The
world owes nothing to this spirit, and progress
towards betterment has been made in spite Of
it. Laws can be so drastic as to defeat their
purpose just as taxes can be SO heavy as to kill
enterprise and destroy the incentive to thrift.
Laws which punish drunkenness or make the
use of alcoholic beverages more expensive or
less convenient are effective to limit inebriety.
But the use of alcohol in moderation is not a
crime and not a sin, and laws which would
make it so create resentment and reaction.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-10-30

Hawaii is almost without teachers for its
schools because of the transfer of its soldiers
to active war duty elsewhere. The best source
of qualified teachers has been in the wives of
officers and enlisted men of the army resident
in that territory. Teachers husbands have
been transferred during the past year to active
duty at the front and their wives have gone
with them or returned to the mainland of the
United States New recruits sent in are large
" unmarried and the Hawaiian schools are al
most at a standstill for lack of teachers. The
territory sends hurry call for help, but it finds
this nation with great problem on it's hands
to supply its home needs with teachers. It
seems bad time for the native school master
or school mistress to be abroad.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-10-30

Des Moines Register: II the kai
ser were compelled to run for re
election his chances would be might.
slim right now.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-10-30

Webster City Freeman-Journal: OF
course justice will demand that Ger
many pay back with interest the
tribute money she took from Brus-
sells, Louvain, Antwerp and other
cities in Belgium and France that
she occupied.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-10-30

Burlington HawklEye: There are
two made in Germany articles that,
instead of boycotting, hundreds OF
thousands of our young men are
making every effort to obtain-we
refer to arms and ammunition.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-10-30

Marshalltown Times Republican:
The allies have given notice TO the
kaiser that the wide open military
policy doesn't go. International pro-
hibition of autocracy and world clos
ing on absolutism carries by ma
iority of runs.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-10-30

Davenport Democrat: Bulgaria is
asking for supplies. Turkey has been
starving for years, and will soon be
appealing for help Boots and bread
sent into Russia will do more to con-
quer the pro-German element there
than will bullets and bayonets.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-10-30

5A to exc per pound
101ac to lie per pound
4Ac to sc per pound
5Ac to &C per pound
sac to &C per pound
6hc to 6%c per pound
&c to loo per pound
101sc to lie per pound
12c to 12hc per can
SIC to &c per can
121sc to 1870 per pound
15Ac to 151sc per pound
loo to lie per pound
13Ac to 151ac per can
1890 TIC 15c per can
1sc to 21c per can
12kc to zoe per can
loo to- zoe Pc can
1zc to 15c per pound
12c to 1Sc per pound
lie to 15c per pound
$3.S5 to 81 Is per case
1888 per 100 lbs.
$3.50 per 100 pounds
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-06-06

Mtte Ser Stnot oor Ser 8urro nait
Sen Sltmmen, Die Die 8ieienpro3eIie
gegeu Die Er1its nnb Die llnteriu-
dl1rgen ibrer Sbdtigfeit beridlan-
gen, eine eintraglibe griiten3 nuf,
bal1en f0nuer.
SAP aber &egelungen bon Preifen
moglid itno. 10 baB Ole urgeborige
geiteueru,1g oes 8olfes 5u mot1ot,o-
liitiid]en Hribatapeden perbinoert
miro, bas bat bier, tpie in Ser gan-
gen 8elt, oie &riegstpirtbfdyuft 10
uber5eltgeno nadgemieien ooB baran
r1ie mieoer geriittelt meroen fanr.
Hatirlid lit Die Sade nidt immer
10 flor, tpie in ser %grb0ba1ng Ser gi=
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nit ser gleid5eiti=
gen Nusgabe elmer MiIinrbe fir Ser
beiierungen urb Ser Grboburg aller
2obne. Mber moglib lit ite.
Sic grpreBgeieIiduften boben bon
ibrem Starropl1nfte einen peiien
Sdritt getban, inoem fte bie @eneb=
migung 3u ibrem 3ulammenidluB
ertpirften. IS miro an ibne1t fem 5u
bepeifen, oaB al6 unter pereinigtem
Eripatbetriebe cine berartige @irtbt
idaft moglid 1T obne onB Sic Be-
bolferung l1rlode bat iiber ungebiibr=
lide monopoliitiide 9reiie 5u flagel1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-06-06
8dre ntGt n0tbi8 gene
fen.

Ebeooore Hooiepelt bot in Mil-
maufee einen Mppeu an Die beutiden
Miitter geridtet, lire 4inoer 5u gu-
ten Mmerifaner11 au er5ieben. gr
bette oas nidt notbig gebabt. Tin
lere oeutiden Veiitter miiien audi
obne Sbeooore Hooiepelts grmab-
mlna, pas iie bent 2anDe ibulbig
lino, oos ibrer &inoer &aterlano uno
ibuen lelblt cine alpeite 5eima1D ge-
moroen lit. 8ir glauben nidt, DOB
oie 4inDer Sbeooore Eooiebelts BEL
lere Imerifaner lino, ais Die &inoer,
Die aus einem Seim berporgegar1gen
iino. in lpelhem cine oeutide Mlttter
ibrer beiIigen Hflid)ten maltet. @ir
magen 5l1 bebalepten. 0aB oieies 2ano
feine beIieren Meiltter bot als iene,
oie nit Ser g%intuanOerung aus
Geutl9lano ms 2ano gefommen
lino. sic bral1dt man nidt oarilber
at helebren oaB es tire nornebmlte
Yflidt 1T, tire &inoer gu tldtt=
gen, brul1dbarer Wienlden nno gut
ten 8iirgern oes 2an0es at er5le=
ben. 0us lit bel tbnen iebltperltano=
lid. Sci letnen oeutlden Wfiittern bot
oas 2ano iid 81 beoonfen, Dob beute
taulenoe 1trro nbertauien0e bon Sra=
germ oel1tIder Jeanlen berelt lteben,
fir ieinen Hubm uno ieine 3ufunft
gu fampfen. sic baben ibren Rin=
bern oas geiltnoe SLUT gegeben uno
nit oemlelben Ste geiltige nno mo-
raliIhe 8%eiu1rObeit, obne Die fetn
gutter Soloot oerpfbor lit. Sic ba=
ben lie 5l1r Sreue gegen oos 2ano
er5oge11, in meld)em tire gegeuport
ur1o 311funft liegt, sur arbeit I'M
6rieDen rt1ro 5ur Spferpiligfeit I'M
&riege. llno e5 bot oieiem g%ei1noen,
Itarten geidled]t nidt geldooet, DOB
Sic Miitter iih init ltibm in Der
Sprode ibrer 5ei1uatb unterbalten,
lie IN oieler Sprade beten gelebrt, III
ne1 aus ser 3eitung Dorgeleien ba=
ben, sic in Ser Sprade ibrer Set
n1utb SIT ibnen ipridt. 8as u1d
Sbeobpre Nooiepelt einmal germ an
erfannt bot, aber in ne1erer 3ett GIT
pergelien iidy beniibt. 9as mag ia
nod bent 0eldmaf gepiller 2eute
iein, aber mubrbaft patriotiId tit es
gar15 getpib nidt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-06-06
Gtne3eit8emdBe Mufeate
fnr &atboltfen.
Jiriorge fir Giniuanberer nnb tire
G%tnfiibrmns in sic 8arserfnnbe.
Cine 2%iebesarbeit mnb Elm patrioti=
ides Nerf.

Son alien Getten er1daQt beltt{
ser Sui nad Der raiden Mmerifa
nilierung aaer gingetpon0erten. Dit
6oroerurg, oaB 6remogeborene lid
1obalo ols moglid1 rratl1raliiieren lai
fen, tit 0urdJul1s beredtigt. 5ano 1t
Sanb NIT oieier 6oroeruny muB abe1
Sic @ereitmiIigfeit geben, iene 81
tiidt1gen giirgern er5ieben 51 belfen
3abe1 muB man iid ieou6 Dor ienen
l%1e6ereifer Bitten, Ser aus BENT @inge:
manoerten jeoe Spur berge6radte,
Gigenort a11smer3en m0dte. So
mdre ungeredt. Ser uGbriitiar
Seience Monitor," 3. s., mia, i1u lei:
ner Mu5gobe bonn Is. Mdr5, and
nidts tpiiier BON Ser pielfa6 empfob=
lenea Init 0ampf" betriebenen gea=
turaliiiernng;; oas 8latt foroert I'M
8egentbeil - uno 5itiert gin1pan=
oerltngsbeannte 5ur l1nter1tiit1t1g iei=
rrer Steaung = 6oB 5remogeborene
in r1tbiger, lablider 8eiie bor6erei=
tet merben m1f sic geiebltbe Nat1t=
rali1ieru1rg. @irb nber 3mang ar1=
gelpenoet, ober miro Ser Ero5eB aa=
5ulelr beidleunigt, Damn miro, 10 er=
fldrt oos 8latt, meoer Ser @ingetpan=
oertc nod) ser Stnot SEN geminn er-
5~ielelr, 5u bem beibe beredtigt iino.
Sc tit ia ein 2eidtes, offer @elt
ff11no5ugeben, oub MON fir bie 10
fortige 9eoturallier11ng nnb Mmeri=
funlierung aaer gingetuon6erten ein=
tritt; Del meitem ldtperer aber 1T es,
1if) ielblt 5u bemiiben = nno ont
oere GIT be1pegen an iolden Bemii=
bl1r1gen tbeil5unebmer - Ste @inge=
m%an0erten in fluger, liebeboler Wei=
ie ein5ufiibren IN Elm ridtiges Ser
IttarbniB ibrer Tflidten als 81irger
ibnen Dor olem 5u belfen, itb gu
redt alt fin0en in SEN nelteu Gerbalt=
nii1en, in 6enen ite Nun feben.
@ier io0ten gan5 defenders fatbo=
lilde Gereinigungen un0 gin5elper=
ionea %ei1greiferr. l1nb 6as nidt n1tr
neil nnter oe1r einge1pun6erten Sta
lienern> l1ngarn, Golen un6 5i6=
ilotpen biele &ntbolifen itn0, lo1lDern
mtdJ tpeil sic grfiiqung oieier Muf=
gobe ein patrioti1des @erf 11nb ein
2iebesmerf bebeltet. Gle Notben Ser
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-06-06
Ser Elan ser Erpbibitioniiten, auf

Ser Hlan ser 9robibitioniiten, ani
ltmmegen at lanoesfpeiter 8robibi=
ton GIT fonrmen, ideint I'M 8eiBen
Sortle feinen 8eifaa at finoerr. We=
nigitens beiBt es 1T einer Meeloung
aus ser Bn1toesbnupttaot> aus &rei=
fen, sic oem @eiBen Sul1ie nabeltdn=
BEN, fonr1re sic beitimmte geriide=
rl1nJ, ooB Ser Hraiibent oem Han=
0ua=Mmenoement CUR %lanotpirtb=
mirtbldaftliden Notwithstanding
energiid) ppponiere. un0 oaB er IN
@emeinidot NIT @errn 9ooper aQes
anfbieten tperbe, I'M bie Mnnabme
0e5 announcements int Senat 51 ber=
biroern. Nod oem @ortla1tt oes
Announcements loa 0ie gen1bu1g bon
8etreioe unb 6riidten fir Ste Ser
ifenunq BON Bier unb @ein iolange
.perboten tperoen, bis ste fir Ste SEE
bung ser lonomirtbidaftliden Ero-
o1ftion ausgeiebten feds Miaionen
0oaor ibrer 8eltimm11ng baben 51t=
gefiabrt meroen fonnen. Ser Fra1t=
oent bot bereits bns &edt, Die Sc
niiB11ng bon Nabrungsmitteln fir
Sic Seritellrtrrg bon geiItigen @etra1r=
fen gu oerbieten, nber Big iebt tit nur
Sic @btsfepin6nit rie bon oem ger=
BOT LetroHen moroen. 9ie 8ral1ereie1
baben Nnmeilung erbolten, Sen Ser
braltd ein5uidranfen uno oen Mlfo=
bolgebalt oes gieres entlprehe10
berab5nieten. 9ubei iod eS nod oen
Meloungen aus Ser 8un6esbaupt=
ftaot iein 8etpenoen baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-06-06

terIalfen. 9iesmaI, tpie BEL feiner
friiberen 8iite banbelt es fih Inn
Die uarbeiter-BarteL" bie er ufur
ourdpa11s nberfliiiiig bdlt," ba Wit-
glieoer Der orgnniiierten Nrbeit uoas
Hedt baben miiiien, fir Die &m1oi,
oaten irgenb eiuer Fartei itimmen al
fonnen." Ole fanaoifdeu Mrbeiter-
5eitungen iino %bitterboie OF bieier
@inmiidl1ng, iie D%erlangen, bob fib
@ompers Inn rieine eigenen angele-
genbeiten in amerifa" befiimmere
unb meiien 5utreffero barauf bin,
DOB Die @or1pers'iden 4merifa 9e=
legaten gera0e in BEN lebten 8oden
lin alien 5onarten Dos 2oblieb Der
britiiden vMrbeiterHartei" iangen.
oie tie Ole nSiibrerin Ser eurcpaiiden
Eolitif" nam1ten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-06-06

Sn benz 3i5arrenlcb ben
pom @amuel aesn!d in Seriep gitb
6roh eolp nad Mi:teraadt Elm
grano aus, Der siefes gs6duoe pollz
ftdnotg 5srft0rts. Re5nid, Der nit
ieiner camille I'M oritten @tod
,uohnte, 1prang aus Dem JenF$er HnD
rug einen @6dheI6rud ooDnn, Der
bIdittpu6ridetnlih ieiren SOB our
,soise BADEN Diso. 5ein 3polGa6
liaer @obn Safoh erIitt fdtpere
granonunpen. Ser 8rano griff
nud ouf ous Radbar6aus i6er, in
lem George Green Elm aogierhaus
fetreibt. Seoes gett in Dem Blot
lSor befebt, unb bdtten Die 5lammer
idneller UNI fi9 sesriffen, 10 tpdre
.pabrideintid GROCER MenfhenDer=
lift gu betlagen sepefen. Die Slam
lien ourd6rafen bic gerbinbunga
spono aeraoe ungefd6r, als Der leBte
apeiergait gludIid aus benz 9auie
lerausgebradt NOR. Nnh bies 9aus
hrannte nieber.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-06-06
8pu iueld)er Dirt sic 2ette fino, be-

gou lueld5er Dirt bie 2ente finb, be-
rem getpiiie @reife iid) bier beoienetl
un stimm11ng gegen Die belttldJipra-
9ige 9reIle gu madyen, ergtebt lib
aus bent 8orleben zines getpii1en
Serrn Senff. ST bat fir ben Stem
goro 9eralo eine gar5e Geibe 4rtifel
geifrieben, lln 5u bemeiien, baB uno
tpesbalb sic oeufidiprobige 3relie
bier fei1e griiten5beredtigutlg babe.
9ieier @err 5enff baf idon Dor nun
balo oreiBig Sabren pon ltd reoen
gema6t. Canals geborte er, uie
MIR bent @ermania75erolo IN DILL
poufee entnebmen, gum Berional e1-
ner in Chicago eridetnenoen anarti-
tifdet1 3eitung, oie Die 8ropaganoa
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