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New-York tribune., 1918-10-28
What u. S. Stands For

Mr.. Wilson grudgingly admits that
the Republicans have been "pro-war.'
Then why does he demand their de-
feat? Because they are still pro-
war? Hardly that. No, it is because
they are for peace through, not with
out, victory; because they do not be-
lieve lasting peace can be obtained
through negotiations; because they
consider that "U. S." stands for un-
conditional surrender as we'll as for
the United States and Uncle Sam.
The Democratic Congress does not.
Mr.. Wilson does not.
There is the issue, clear as the noon
day sun. The country will decide
Mr.. Wilson want; only rubber
stamps, his rubber stamps, in Congress.
He says so. No one knows it better
Co1, fi,,ueI ~, ,,orr four
New-York tribune., 1918-10-28

Continued on page four
New-York tribune., 1918-10-28
Would Occupy German Cities

Inc President states positively
that the terms must be such as will
make renewal Of hostilities nv
Germany, after the arnistice is in
effect, impossible. He expressly
points out that the word of the
rulers Of Germany cannot be ac-
cepted, and therefore the nations
associated against GERMANY mus,
DC given military ADVANTAGE
which would insure their ability to
enforce such peace terms as mipbt
be agreed upon.
Ihe armistice terms decided unon
some time ago by the Supreme War
Council at Versailles, in which de-
cision President Wilson voted nv
cable, provided for the occunat;on
by the Allied armies of Strassburg
Metz and Cobienz, with other Cor
man towns 1t has been reported
also that the conditions included =
surrender of part of the grand soet
and OF the German submarines
New-York tribune., 1918-10-28

tCo''tln"ed on page three)
New-York tribune., 1918-10-28

Fair and continued warm to-day.
Tuesday, partly cloudy; fresh
south winds.
Full Report on Page
New-York tribune., 1918-10-28
German Trap Suspected

Even these drastic terms would
not , fully comply with the Presi-
ueneS us language N his note Of
wednesday, it is pointed out, since
II any German army were ,eft
New-York tribune., 1918-10-28
Republican Chairman Urges
Fight Against Presidents
Appeal to Voters
Loyalty of Party
lmpugned, He Says
Unconditional Surrender"
Now Is Real Issue,
Statement Asserts

President Wilson has in,pugmcd
the loyalty and denied the patriot
ism Of the Republican party. Repub.
licans must accept his challenge and
fight back.
This is the substance of the reply
aUhich Will H. Hays, chairman of
the Republican National Committee,
made yesterday to the Presidents
appeal that Democratic Congress
be returned at the election this faU.
The Presidents accusation that
Republicans IN Congress haze tried
to usawp eds proper functions Is
termed an untruth By the national
chairman, avho says concerning the
CHARGE:
"A more ungracious, more unjust
and more mendacioats accusation qUos
aaever made by the most reckless
stump orator."
M. Wilson demands the defeat of
the Republicans, according to Mr..
Hays, because they believe that a
lasting peace can be obtained, not
through negotiation, but only
through Unconditional Surrender.
The Democrats, he charges, do not
belieue this. On these taUo beliefs,
the national chairman says, hangs
the issue of the campaign.
Mr.. Hays's reply follows:
ITO REPUBLICANS: President Will
Il son has questioned the motives
and fidelity of your representatives in
Congress. He has thereby impugned
their loyalty and denied their pa
triotism. His challenge is to you who
elected those representatives. You
owe it to them, to the honor of your
great party and to your own self re-
spect to meet that challenge squarely,
not only as Republicans, but as Ameri
cans. I, as your chairman, call upon
you to do it,
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-26
THE INIPUD DENCE!

'Eaca rca Kaiser. is ar expression ETe have heard er5 from -na sound wa inferred that it nleart the equivalent to the English expression To lsan win the Kaiser Bur whatever it means. zge uza t here n the sense of the later because at .tz anpr9p 9priacsrszs . cur feeling ia speaking oz Is Ng8s' ta discussing neaea terms T tte German reiehs=ag as reported il -ae dis patches
 From the reports r apreazs. thae arr-hile 5re Eans cannot aa-ez2piisa they are wiling t2 e3nce3e ssch as -5 Ha.z= rhe wtf;d subject 1o Pzzz-n -.iliaris~c and zeer viii agree . lasting 0aacs along r,.a- line. Blc 1T anything s,s= c.a% -e -.,:15: t7st- ea scare i1ra nations ir-9 9aea= .a1cs. they Sto-r dererr2ina a-.qr -6 continue rte var. For instance: ci1e aa5ssr~ --9~1pe.=e -o5-- ed yesterday tsa- -re question q Al>scs-L9r- raira eTas . s= settled win France alone. Ger many and B=lg:u~- -1--s- settle rre:r differences z2a-r from he rest oE -te allied rac:ors The same with Russia. "Eoc1 r.-e Eaisar"-prov.5- s5 l. nlaars --cat 7re hcra-rc,-s- he -ha answer . that i-opu3enc expression. | ls cur opinion -.zt -l1e Ea1s 1.ll have co deal with tae Entente Allies as one 7ar-r .0 trs atFai'. r France say that Alsacs-L9rraia5 must he included in the peace terms. cta other nations on her zi3= Hfll sand 3# her regardless whether -re kaiser likes f or not. The same 1:-h Belgium Irai~ Serbia and Ruraaria. ard .as- oae not least -re T-r:-a4 States ot Aroer;ea. E9ch the l.aiser. h.z rum peters and their followers
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-26
SOMETHING TO REMEMBER.

The department Of justice has sent out the following which may be well for every American to remember:
 E=- German o- Austrian in the United States. un, @ known - years ot association 10 De absolutely loyal
 15 Hs --za-s3 as potential spy. Keep your eyes aad ears open Whenever any susp.cioI or disloyal 79-5 comes . your notice communicate 3, e win the Bureau q Investigation ot the Department Of Justice Washington. D c
 We are ar war win the most -.,ess and inhuman nation n l1e world Hundreds o; ho4sands Of it's peo- 2= il 1.s country America humiliated and beaten D 1@r knees. and they doing. and will do. =r=-Tti.1g .1 their power 10 bring thiz about.
 Take nothing for granted Energy and alertness zaE inc Be q voa- son or husband or your brother 1- -1= .ia O some friend or relative"
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-26
HARRY LAUDER AND HIS SON.
lA-,aricau Iragazinal

D 70. .aaz .aa- an ois-er ina, ny son was called
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-26
THEY CAN'T BEAT THAT.
Colliers Hreaklvi

L0-.eFs eeklTJ
 s.oo9 -eTerea-E the deck Of New Jersey ferry aoa. w.-a young private n the ranks, crossing -1s -~=c ? en,ran for Camp after short furlough l. .1 me neighbo-1ood Of o'clock in the evening and e---e dark DoTn-oNn New York, it's thousands office adoEs alga- Gods fstful Of glowing jewels piled ga and shining agans, the black background Of night ely The young soldier looked and swore reverent osta
 They can. oaac that" he said simply and without explanation. No that and all that's back of it Isn't great. That's what we're fighting for. That down -1e-= and everything behind it-Chicago Duluth New Orleans. Cheyenne. San Francisco the Rockies, the prs!res-DheT All the people in all those places. You zao@. ~asa gel 0yer-across, what kind of is1a may gar into tine-badly hit or struck alone ,.e dark zaan things coming pretty thick-ii 55a. hold t.e feel q ali that in back Of me Fl .Ai1z TT manage 70 hold ID fine"
 .1tak Ec9 Tisl ola boy. Let il go at that,
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-26

city license According 10 the ordinance, they shall have 10 dispose of their business by that time.
 This :s an example of the American temper. One reused, there is no way of knowing where j. will end when dealing with enemies of the coun- try. The drastic measure was brought about b. the pro-GernarS and the enemies of democ- rac.- themselves They did the same in England. France and Brazil, out paid with their business, and were interned besides. Other communities nay benefit by Chicago example
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-26
DON'T FORGET THAT.

Eeser forget for .. : moment ths- unless we willingly save food; 7re n1ar be forced ro do g. T. is said that food Hill rTin Ae var, and cae co-n-rv has se- ita energv on winning. there fore. | is ID 10 us to save. Eat plentr-spec;- ally F-ar-oread-but wisely. That is ro say en- oaga to keep ID Eo1r strength that E99 may 6e able t0 help the production o5 food stuff. Live from day to day. Don'r hoard. We are Fl fn rhe same fx. and in the event ~01 become inca pac.tated. we shall al 9 . your assistance. We can manage it provided we an pull together, -a:ca < the EeT = victory
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-26

Juneau. following the example of many schools in the states has abolished the study of the German language in the school. Evidently. the study Of German ''kultur" is not finding favor with Americans. specially after reading some of the reports Of their barbaric warfare
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-26

lA1nericaa Magazinel
 Do 15- -ai1. -Aa- bitter that uny son was called eT Cod -2 make t1s supreme sacrifice Killed in any a1sE manner ia times o peace I think my life would 1zTs soored and would have become ebittered against -= 7'1-d 1gt dy.1g John Lauder did. only say. nal @TeH -A ae k1owIedga Of what pain his death has cost a= 7s1ld send him Q France again to risk his 7 a1= =-a H possible 70 rsurrect him from the ground 5s1z1s= sine As death have been to FranG and have seen -le bleeding lily. and have come 10 realize more nan s4sr aa- John Lauders life given in vain 1se4ssy.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-26
RIGHT FROM THE SHOULDER.

The Chicago municipal authority went 1l= Init q is power the other day when an ordin- ance 7~as passed prohibiting alien enemies from doing business in the city after May l. under Q
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-31
Die Seiiesmag
les SeritOrbenen 9fnrrsrs Jpbm 10,
Selbms=a Don Der 81. Sers
Scfn STRIDE
Simbet bemte i'm 9laniOlemm uni bem
ct. Suiepbs 5riebbOf itntt.

Die 81. Ser3 sseiu Stride an Waar.
5ball gpenue, Camp @ofbingtou, mar
eeiteru @beil6 Der SdniIpIas tiefer
Grnaer. 9ie 2eite oes peritorbenen
Tfarrers sSpbH So 5eIbrnnnn, bes
Gefans bes 0iitrifts BON Cincinnati,
melder "a Sabre lang in itnermiio.
lider 1reue Der @eneirloe oils Geel.
iorser poreeitauoen bate, Log in Der.
ielben aiifgebabrt. GIs ebrentpnbe
fingirteu DeIegntionen iiniformirter
Sitter.
5eirte am friiben Morgen fiubet Elm
ipe5ieller 9rmergotteso soiei1ft iiir oie
coo SdliIfinoer Der @eneigtoe itntt.
bic Sas Reaiiiem iingen Derotn. llm
80 lrbr iperoen mebrere binoert
9srieiter Ginrinnati's inro anoerer
Stdbte bus Sobten>O Offieium retitiren,
nno Inn 10 lIbr piro Der Gr5biI6oi
bic Teiie relebriren uno Dem Ser.
itorbenel Der iein iirliger ssreimb
ilno gerdtber mar, einen gsafruf ipio.
men. Die iterbIide &iile miro I'm
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gediiIoIe,im ailf benz ct. ssofcpbs
8rie0bof betgeIest iperben
gsfdtrer GcIbrnnnn mar goriitcn'
Der bes golifonunittees Der Gio5eir
acpeieti. 8ulamnen nit Dem pcr.
itorbenet Ncp. q. wf. Guatnan bate
ct Die pIdne fir Die neiien Oio5eiun'
@ebdiiSe in Nortpooo Seigbts entipor.
len. CT mar aud berjenige geipeleH,
ipelfer ben eriten WGiunerdor in ben
bieiisell fatbolifben airden organ''
firte. Die Suseno ieiuer @erleinoe
!ag ibm iebr am Ser5ei: er bnfte iie
itets 5u atbletiiden llebiinsen erIIiiiTI'
teri.
Die S5l. Gers Sseiu @irsfe ipiro 30
SoJe luilg in ein 5rmiergefpono &C.
Biiat ieiu. Tie 8ottesoieirite ipereen
porIdufis BON ben SiIfsprieitern go.
iparb Depeitbrod unb 5rauf Giioof
perieben tperoen.
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Graiien gtabtberbanb.
;srnu Gmil sdiele iuirb als Yraii'
bcutiu einitimmis iuieberselDdblt.

Die Mitslieber bonn Grausns Stapfs
perbanb batten ii6 ssiisrn Rahmittag
i'm DeutI9en aIub sur Gensrnlbsr'
iammlung eius.Itsat unb piele DamsH
iparen srf9iensn, Gin 3ei4en bes gro'
Gen Snterefes, ip.l4es lie am Wsr'
banb uebmen. Gs fanb bic geamtsns
pabI ibatt unb bic bsipdbrtsn Dansn,
ipeltt bic Qeitlns bss @erbanos fhpn
felt mebreren Subrsn in 9dnben bas
ben, puroen burd cine Wieberipabl
sssbri. Die Snitalirung ipirb iDisber
feftIi4 besnnssn iDerben. gaberDsm
ipurbe beIdIOFtn. sinen geipiHsn Be
traa iebsn Ronat in ariegsiparmar'
ten an,uIesen. gu BEN iibIi4en aots
fee unS Sudden tam ss biesmal niHt
beun bic surnbale lit an 9ohlsn'
Inoned. Der geamienfOrper beifeht
aus ben foIsenbsu Gamen:
priiibentin, Grau gmil S4isls.
9issprdfibentinnsu, s5ron Caroline
gtsinmutb unb Jrau 1herde Jran!s.
Gsirstdrin, Jrau Reuate ausbn.
syiuanafetretarih Grau aoailt
Gdasmsifisrin, Grau WlF'm
5pffmanH.
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Gie fparen .pssen asuberungen sessn
bos ausbebunssgdts su alpbeits'
bausitrafe psrurtbilt
fporoen.

GIepeIaub, O6io. 80. Sanuar
Dos Wtanbat, tptIdes bic lleberfiib'
rung BON aIfreb @asesfneft unb 8,
g. Mutbenbera aus gieoeIonb unb Don
gbdrlss Batter aus Sdmilion, Sbio.
ben tpeaen aetBerunseu geseu bds
Musbebunssgdeb gu je eiuem Scbrs
6dft i'm Nrkitsbuus in Canton pers
urtbeiIteH SosialiiteH noa bem ges
fdnanib anprbnst, IN ON ptittpot
bem gunb.ssD sDiftrittsdnpaIt @eris
suaeitelt iparbsn. Die WerurtbeiIten
lptrbsn am Donneritaa Ha9mittas
mad Canton sebraht iptrben.
RItbenbsrs, Der peridisbentIi6 ols
fosialiifiidSr 8iirssrmsiftsrs saanbfoat
in Glepelanb oufeeiretsu mar, unb
WaaentneGi. Der Stoatsieiretdr Der
Fosioliifdhen partsi, befnubeu fict ge.
gen Biirsf9aft duf fpsiern syub, fpdt,
renb Bdtsr, Der Siaots Organifatpr
Der pariei, bier fsi! m.brersn Wtcnaten
i'm @sfdngnib fab. neil sr ben
IuFenihali i'm Gefdngnib Der alusbes
Dung gum ariegsbirHii pOrsos.
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acnbes sil btnhten:
Il. Die GtaotsDerbdnbt iinb tss
fudt, aifen fir ibrtn Stnat ber5us
itsIltn nnb ben Gtabts unb ecuntp'
wsrbdnben ntbit einsm srtIdrtuoen
Munbidrsiben 3u iibsrmitteln.
/ q. Die Gtabt- uni gountpsvers
b1nbt HELEN bic ibuen 3Hgganstnsn
giften ben Gingelpsrsinen unb uu1
5pItsn wtrsinisunsen upb UemetnbtH
~, bic nidi gum gtrbunbe ssborsn.
bic Iebieren perIonIid ober bur4 bic
qrefs CUR Ulitdrteit sinIobenb.
g. Die Ssirst6re Der Giuselpereine
iteIIen untsr ben DliisIiebern ibrsr
@ereine cine llmfrase nad Rm Vos
men Der in Der Mrmee ober Wsarins
bisnenbsn juneen qtuten on.
"A. 9lue aussefiiIltsn 2iiten iinb on
ben GetrstGr bes Staatss s@erbonoes
au fenben, Der bi. fdumisen llnterptr'
bGnbe unp bsrsn Gssretdrt On ibre
pflita erinnert.
%. Gtitens Der GtaaisperbdHoe
iperben bic auseefiiIien 2iitsn BEN
Setretar bes RatiOnaIbunbes iibers
mitteIt.
6. BUR our9 barmonii4es 3us
iammennipirien, inbem isber an jsts
nem plabe isin 5beiI fbut, ionn btsis
glrbsit, an ipslfe mir ilns ole iptuig
unb smiis MAIDEN foIlisn, gu einsr er'
fplsreihen ipsrbtn.
Gle tbut Rotb! Die UoritdHos
iinb brinsenb erfu6t, auber bem cbsn
senanntsn Bacterial auh ioIhts iibsr
rem 9lntauf DOn .aibsrtp Bombs uno
ionftige patriOtiIft 1bdtisteii su iarn'
meln unb siTsuienben.'
probeliiien iinh BEN Runbihrtibtn
beistIeat. Gie forbern Gnsabe bes
Ramens Der 9ereiniguns ober OF
meinbe, Der Stnnt unb bes Staatss.
Der ariessbisnittbuenben, fotpie an'
saben bariiber, OBJ fie in Der armss
pber Warine bienen oh iie ii9 frsis
ipilIis seitelt babtn ober se5oetn
iporben iinb.
Seinriet
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Mmgefteute oer u. q. Zteel
Surp.
in Cbio rrbielteu in 1917 aus BEN
Carnegie 9seni. ..Jonbs $1D,247.

Der Direftor.nrotb bss Garnesie
peniionssJpnhs Der llniteb Statts
Strel Corp. p.rDffentIitte eefsrn iet'
nsn iiebsnitn Sabr.sberi6t. Nus SeHl'
i.lben 1T bic abdtig!eit bes Gonos
pGhrsnb oss Sotres 1917 erii4tlid.
Der Sonbs ipurbe am /. Sanuar
1911 ins 2tbp ssrufen. @dhrenb it'
mes Sabres seiansten $281, ,457 81 an
angeinlIte 5ur Deribeilung, uno isits
Der bat Ii3 bisier Yetrng alljdbrli9
persrSbsri, bis e. i'm Sabre 1917 be
S0te BON $712,5o6.s5 errsi4te. Die
@siommtIumme belief fi4 IN ben fe'
ben Sabr.n auf $3.65S.o47.73 @dbs
renb bss Sabres 1917 selongtsu an
bic 9lnseiteItsu in 20 peri4ieosnen
gnlaasn Der u. g. SieeI Corporation
i'm etaie y1io S12o.247.ol sur gsr'
t6eilung.
@Gbrene bes febsniGbrieen Bette
bens beg p,nfionsfonbs iuurbe an
gna.itsIIt. i'm DlIr4idnittsaIter Don
ca snbr.n NIT our1fhuittlth 30'jahs
ripem Sienite cine burdd dhnittlidS
mpnatIib, p.niipn BON $21.10 aass
besabIt. Sur 3rit esnieben 1888 Psn'
Iionsbtrehtigie bic Dc6ltbat bes
qeniionsfpnbs.
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Die SiIfgattion.

Dos BON Yiirssrmsifter srnanuts
SiIfs apmmittse min uutsr allen
umiiGnoen porbereitst iein. Gs belt
gsitsrn aberuals cine Sibuna i'm
Ratbbaus ab. Die BorFbsr Der Inter
ausi9iiiis baben ibre Wlitarbeiier
aussetpdblt uno oos SilfsDsrt iDirb
gang ipitematifh bsirieben iperbsH,
ioate bic Rotbipenbistsit bermitreten.
Der aleiOer, unter5eus. S9ube gu
eHtbehrsu bat. m6ss Fe I'm ad@ftseIes
eeuen SpriBenbaus abaeben. Spdter
ptro man oub Qobensmitisl ben6tbis
gen. Gum Slid III es aber nod ni6t
10 melt unb es 1T iiberbarpt isin
9runo sur 8eunrlbigune pprbnnben.
Die S6uIbGuier fnb sur Qufnabs
me Don 2euien, oie burf 5ohtpaHer
aus ibren Wobnuneen pertrieben ipsrs
ben mOeen, bereif, fpie @efddffsfiibrer
SuIlbman, Der @priiber bes betreffrns
ben apmmitiees, ber 8erinmmIuns
mittkiIte.
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siueenid,einIid 1T Ser omerifani.
iAe 3eihingsmmtri uno eostaIiit
ssobn Neeb eenieint, Der iih ihon
felt @opernber in RirbIano befinoet.
Aen Dorf. 80. Saruiar. s5obn
sieeo, Der 8eitingsmann, S4riitiiei.
Ter inb So5inIiit ipurbe nit fiinf oil.
beren MeA-iteuren ober Wlitartciterr
fir Die .gidiies", ein fo5iaIiitiihes
Wlatt, DON ben @unoesgrobgeiGipc.
renen i'm 9opeinber ipegen nngeb'
lider @crIesiing oes Spiouagege.
ieses In ben gnflaee,iitarb Deriett.
er beiano iid) Snr 3eit in @ublano.
erfIarte jeood teIegraphiid ourd lei
men glmpaIt Worris SiIiqiiit. oab er
bereit lei iid) gum pro5eb 5ii itellen:
Die 9tnfInae gegeu 8eip baiirt auT
eirem artifeI NIT Der lleberihriit
sStride einei 3naiissiode fiir lei.
reD golSuteuiobn.'
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goufouIulenc @dblidfeit bdugi
bon ppIIfommentr Dtiunbb<it ab.
Sf,onbeit iurb CUTE TispoiitiOn Der
lenipinDen irsiolse Don Sduer3en uni
Seibm. Cine grcfe eeiabr fir bas
SebrnseIiid einer Gran III Oas Qeiber
melfes inioIge BON finiftioneIleH Sto-
rilngen eIrfitett inuo fpeIdes bals
arpiipeb. gfiifenapeb, gierpofitdt unh
1riibiiin~ I'M e'efolse bat. @eeen
lcId,es 2eiben iinoen Brauen Ollie IN
bem beriiMntea alien, aus @Etseln
ilro slrautern bergeitellten DeiIHittel
2poin g. BinfbnnI's we8etabIe Com.
pouirb. tpeides bilrn brei Genernfio.
nen bic @efuuobeit Der Grniseu Don
lluszita bereeiieH bot.
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EsIssrapbiiAe N0tissn.

- Drei Mdnner famsn am Wsiits
mod, INNS pshsn, aIs in Der Rdbe Don
Gerrp, pa. Elm S6neepflus auf ben
gsleiisn Der pennfpIpania gahn um'
itiir5te.
- Sn einsm 3immsr bes Dcrmi'
torn Der llniperfiidt Don Ueorgid IN
glibens, Ga, eriaob am WittpoH
Elm Stubent, Raniens Sames Jobns
ION, erft Die Is SABRE dlte Belle 9ia
uno oann iit islbii. er binierIitb tii
S6reiben an isine Wutter. in ipelhem
sr ertidrts. bab Ct bes 2ebens miibs
fei.
-Sn 1rsnton. n. 8. III an Witt'
nod Der Bunbesiennier Dininm
5ugbes infoIss einer glutptrsiitnns
geitorbea, bic infolge eines 3abnIei'
oens eirstIsei bate. Der Werisorbsns
ipurbt i'm Sabre 1872 in sSrlnnb &C.
boren. lam isbO9 fhon nls ainb ins
annb. or ipar anidnsiid Gnbriiarbei.
ter, iuurbs onnn Sitnosrnpb unb
ma6te Den iponifh amtriinuifdxn
Rries nit. Sim Sabre 1900 fpurbt sr
5ur anipnltsprnris susslaHn unp
fungirte NIT loldxm grfoIa als ans
pnlt fir arbtitsrorsdniiatioHen in
pntsricn. bub sr In oGs Rsprditntans
teHbnus bss aonsreHts strpdbit ipurs
b, bem er aft Sabre lang ansebcrie.
Seine grip1hInng gum Bunbtsisnatcr
erfolsis i'm Sabre 1912.
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1enti6-amierifanif@er
Natipnalbunb.
Stnotsoer6dnbe iOlen f4isunis'
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