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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-31
NEGRO IS BURNED
BY TEXAS MOB
FOR HE|NOUS CRIME
Will Stanley, Charged With
Brutal Murder of Three
Children, Meets Doom

Temple, Texas, July 3l,-A pile Of
smoudering ashes in the public square
here today told the story Of Texas
latest negro burning when win stanley,
charged with the murder of three chill
drcn, was dragged out by mob here
last night,
Thousands " men aud womcn
thronged the squire for hours clamor-
ing for Stanley before he WIS finally
taken from court offices aad tossed up.
on the pyre which had been prepared,
The negro Is believed to have been
wounded by a shot which was fired
before he wa throw mo the Flames.
lie was uraole 60 resist the mob and
went 20 hi death sto,cal'y Stanley
groaned few times nl The Flames be.
gan 10 scar him, but his body soon lay
inert on the pyre, Even while The mob
was gathering, Stanley spent the fore
moon and evening calmly smoking
cigarettes, apparently undisturbed by
the threats of lynching.
Stanley IN said 10 have confessed TO
having beaten the three children to
death as they slept Two negroes ho
implicated were spirited away during
the night Their deaths are certain II
the mob here locate them.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-31
Tennis Title Matches
Are On AT Portland

Portland, Ore, July a. The title
matches ia the Oregon tennis champion.
ships were being played here today
Cptlin Wolfard, of Portland, WAS
playing H. Van Dyke Johns, of san
Francisco in the mems singlcs, and
Miss Maymc Mcdonald, of seattle, was
coutestiug with Cum Livingstone, of
the same city in the womcu's singles
Miss Mcdonald Won her right to con.
test in the finals by disposug " Miss
Clnirc Tucker, U. OF c., and Mrs W. I
Northrup, Of Portland, who, mp to tn,
time of their elimination, had been th,
sensation Of the tourney
Contrary TO expectations, there viii
also be challenge round in the men .
singles Rev J.. X Richardson, stat,
champion, recently injured his uukl,
and II was thought he would not b,
able 20 play, hut after workout yes
tcrday he decided TO at least try TO re-
tain the title rather than let It 60 by
default
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-31
Former Secretary Bryan
COnferS With Followers

Portland, o., July 3l.-Pivatc con.
fercuccs with political adbcreuts oc.
cuped the time Of " H. Bryan, former
secretary Of state, this morning, and
at noon u luncheon was rendered him
az the chamber Of commerce.
This afternoon Mr. and Mrs Bryan
will be guests o. u informal public
reception, followed by m automobile
tour Of the city
Tonight the former premier viii de-.
liver O public address ON Muliuomah
field and is scheduled 20 leave fof
Puget Sound cities nbout midnight
lu answer 10 question last night
the democratic leader said be- did not
"capcct' 70 be- o candidate for prcl
dent in 1919
The inclusion of the word "eEport
created great deal of comment
Many hundred people heard Byln's
address on "Fuudampniis' at thp
leilg hcairr last night
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-31
cLEAN up IN NoRrn sALEM.

Yesterday Pheasant Whitney Iust Dlt
of quarantine for smallpox. aus focu
bunly engaged with 20 pythc nni grub
bing hor. As consequence uf biz Y.g
uras Iublr tbc lots nrf. cleared uf Wild
rose hlshrs urj the sidewalks t0uk ZOO
"dreH up' appearance Mr Whit
1ry Iypf nt thc corner 0f Columbia 1uI
N0fth Liberty streets
This morning the ambition spread
ard fur O. distance Uf tU0 hlDrE nrrt
sseu party uf men aHt boys baHIy 900.
gagged n slsnuHg ths Vacant lnts of 'ls
tr0li.fs0me f0sp bushr ihnt D many
place, 0hrrlrt the sidewalk.
With tte grn- nui weeds moved
from the walks things l0Uk different
and plpasingly improved
This should hove been I0He by tLf
city and property DpGor hlt has been
badly aegIsctsI %. iu "a deep ditch u
front of Mt Whitney residence thsr'
ths fire engine went into few nights
ago. q. g.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-31
America Lacks Auiators
in Case War Should Come

massacred in no time The ewes of
our army would be gone. The enemy
aviators could see-everythiug that went
on in our lines and We could see moth.
ing. j."
The youthful flyer, whose daring
loops have thrilled thousands at the
exposition, said he believed the govern.
ment should maintain laboratories
where aviators could experiment with
various parts Of aeroplaneS when i'm.
provements appear to have been dis
covered. Flying should also be eueour.
aged by appropriations, which would
result in the production OF better ma,
chimes
Smith explained why so few who ae.
tually hold a pilot 5 license in :his
country would be ready for immediate
military service by declaring their ex.
perience was limited.
"The minute you get into military
work you get into high power" he
said. "The exhibition machines are
I low powered, There is also lot Of
/ difference between going up in nice
open space and cutting few figures
and plotting a machine under war con.
ditions. There would bc ne use sending
up big tractor for scouting purposes
with man at the wheel who would
hang it up in tree in trying to start
or land.
Smith also pointed out that the ayi-
ators of this cuntry We're far behind
in making sustained flights, necessary
in military work. European ayiators
have flown hours where American air.
men have flown minutes
"ln event of hostitts / would i'm.
mediately volunteer. said Smith. but
my machine would not dc for military
work. The big tractor machines with
7 the enclosed bodies from when only tho
heads of the pilot and observer show.
have proven to be the best type for
military wok. And the European war
has demonstrated just how valuable
tS5roplaues are in military operations -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-31
(Ry Fred S. Ferguson }

Omitted Press Staff Correspondent
San Francisco, July 3l.-Tnere are
fewer than 200 aviators in this country
who would be of any value to the army
or navy in case the United States
should become involved in war. There
are even fewer aeroplsues.
Art Smith, the sensational flyer of
the Panama Pacific exposition, express
ed this opinion today in discussing the
aviation arm of the countrys service
in connection with the question of ma
tional defense, which President Wilson
is to take up when he returns to Wasa-
ington.
"There are not more than 100 avi.
ators Gtside the army and navy who
would really be of service under pres
ent conditions, said Smith, in an in
terview with the United Press. "The
question of machines would be worse
for time than that of men. The ex
hibition machines now in use in various
I parts of the country would never serve
fU military purposes. We would sim
iply have to wait until the aerUplane
factories turned out some aeroplahes
tnat could be used, and then they would
not be up to those at the disposal OF
the European armies,
Smith maintained that lack of gov
ernment support was the cause uf this
country falling so far behind other ma.
| tiOns in aviation. What is needed is
new interest by the government, great.
er appropriations and constant expert.
mentation, he said. More men should
be drilled as flyers and better ma,
chimes produced.
"There were at least $500 exper
fenced aviators in France when the wal
broke out, said Smith. Hundreds
were civilians, but they ccnld take tneir
place with the aviators of the army in
immediate service. Should the United
States become involved with a power
similarly equipped with men and ma
chimes our weak little force would be
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-31

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Cincinnati hammered three beavers
and halted ihe Braves winning streak.
Brooklyn kept on trying, overcamc a
lead aud bca' the Pirates In the ninth
with timely taps
Cubs and Giants divided double
header. Fisher tumble contributed to
Chicago's = downfall IN the first fray
Prcndcrgast, of tue Chicago Fcdcrals,
kept the Buffalo aggregation from win
ming when he hooked down o red hot
drive In the sixth with the bases full,
McCredie = players were real cruel 10
the Tiger pitchers and Portland sealped
Vernon twice in the same place
Salt Lakes dying struggles became
very violent yesterday The Bee, made
10 runs of Cap Dillon's best bets
But as Io Angeles made ii runs the
Angelic fans should not be periurbed.
Middleton y home uln In the ninth
defeated San Francisco
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-31
SECOND BURSELL TRIAL
TO Be CALLED MONDAY
Many Witnesses To Be Ex-
amined Both By State and
By Defendant

Clarence O. Bursell will 60 on trial at
10 O'Clock Monday morning for the see
ond time in answer to charge Of mur.
der in the second degree in department
No. of the circuit court before Judge
Percy r. Kelly. The first trial of this
case attracted wide interest on account
of the wide acquaintance of both Bur
sell and Charles c. Zimmerman, tn,
deceased The trial required five day
and the jury was unable TO agree on
verdict, standing seven for acquitta
and five for conviction.
A special venire of 30 men wa
drawn for this second trial and 45 mel
were examined in the first trial beforl
the Jury was selected A large numbe
Of witnesses were called by both side
in the controversy and il is expected
that some new testimony will be intro
dueed in this trial
The witnesses to be called by tn,
state are:
Adeia Zimmerman, Mabel thinner
b. Herrick, William Esch, Oscar Bowen
Dr. W. Carlton Smith, !. ID. Thomas, b
b. Herrick, William Esch, Oscar Bower
y. D. Drake, Harry Desart, G. d. Bow
en-, Rose Bowen, Ella Kaser, Angus
Liudholm, Donald Bowen.
The defendant 5 witnesses:
w. J. Culver, Dr., r. Cartwright, Or
h. L. Benson Donald Bowen, Wavl
Bowen, William Dickens, Lulu Bursell
Eva Bowen. f. j. Rice, --- Anderson
Edna Garfield, A. f. Blaekerby, Petel
J. Cox, Frank Bowen. Hans Overland
Taylor Markland, W. II. Vearrier, Al
bert Towe, George W. Hubbs, A. =. Sim
eral, Jennings Smith, Henry Bursell
William Hawkins, j. h. Balch, Lens
Burscl, Rosa Bowen, Grover Bolck
Robert b. Mount. 5. V Kaser, Christie
Cox.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-31
Body Of Charles Becker
Rests AT Home Today

New York, July 3l-The body ot
Charles Becker. executed at Sing Sing
yesterday for completely 80 the murder
Of Herman Rosonlhal, rested iH the
apartment Of hi. window IN the Bronx
today.
With shades iuwn and nine flicker.
ing candles at thr head of the sasket
serving ns thD only light IN the room,
Mrs Becker 600 alone by her dead.
weeping.
"Charic is innocent Charlie is in.
nocont. iho little woman, widowed by
the state, said over and over again
The composer. which Mrs Becker
has shown since hrr husband waf frst
condemned 90 Iyaih was completely
shattered today with the arriynl Of the
plain black sass,f from Ossining late
yesterday, Mr Becker gave way 20 her
grief
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-31
OPEN FORUM
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Editor Journal. Having just received
circular letter from the secretary Of
the Commercial club, announcing spe.
cial market day where the farmers can
bring everything FOR sale, now there is
vast difference between public
market, and public sales day. 4 pub
lie market is pla,r with stalls or
booths prepared for the disposition Of
products from the farms aud gardens,
while q salss DAY snce a month where
the farmer may bring his stock. tools,
hay grain and other wares and offer
il for sale. is different proposition.
For the past wear the Commercial club
and farmers both had an opportunity
60 boost and build up % public market.
The Commercial club gave it .NO) On.
c0umgement and the farmers neglected
% take advantage VI it and some ~
the business men done an they could
against 10. Now the Commercial club
has made a mistake iu making such a
small appropriation from club funds for
the agricultural department of the club
The movement does not look like build.
ING up the farming community very
much, but rather o. coid blanket FOR
comfortable community work, and
have heard very many people state that
'hsy would take na part In the work gf
ihe eIab from both ,iiy end country and
general subscribers fof shares have told
me they would Loi pay any more. n
ihs allotment 20 the agricultural de-.
partmeni Kls clt sut with he $3.50 that
was az outrage Hoping y0ur effort
for q public sales day may prove a big
success. On yours X X RYAN
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-31
Mrs. Lutz Charges Lee
With Giving Her Liquor

" ~ bee appeared 10 police court
this morning f0 answer 20 charge ~
giving Mrs Laura Lu't liquor upoH o.
complaint sworn ost by MN L1tl
Mrs Lutz, Who .s wcll known about this
city, charges chat oa July 20 w. ~
Lee gave her intoxicating liquor, name
ly vhisksy and beer, and that is was
not used f0r aIsrtifc, mechanical or
sarrhmen'al rurr1res.
Mr lee asked f0r further time ,hi'
morning and tbe rrtfnsiun was grant.
"a 10 him hy lodge Elgin. he ua.
given until 9 O'Clock this afternoon 90
make bic plea iH fte ease az which time
he entered O risa y not guilty.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-31
WORRY cAUsED TROUBLE

srauIe Wash. jolly 81 Mrs.. ,Iula
Williams. who Las been worrying over
throat trouble with which She had Dceu
affiliated faf toma time. E dead here
today having taken aarbo.ir arh u"r
une6nsel1ls holy was found un va.
rast iot by .yeafOb HsyuOId Jones
4he died Mia.n fcw minutes after
being brought 10 ihe city hospital
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-31
Russians Leave Warsaw
To Victorious Germans
(COHtinued from rage one.)

Wilmington, and taken her to Swine
munde, Prussia.
The Portland is well known on the
Pacific coast ard is owned by tlt
Globe Grain 4 Milling company, of Los
Angeles. She was only recently seized
by the British whilc en- route to Stock
holm from San Francisco. The Port
land carried a cargo Of barley, beans
and dried fruit. The latter was placed
in prize court and the Portland was
permitted to proceed. With the report
of the Germans having seized the yes
sci it is assumed the Portland took on
cargo at Stockholm after arriving
there July is.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-31
1talv Rsiects Peace Plan.

Berlin, via wireless to Sayvllle, l.. l.,
July 3l.-The Italian press has EN-
practically rejected the latest peace pro
posal from The pope, the Frankfurter
Zeitung announced today in publishing
the text Of the papcl appeal to the
belhgerent powers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-31
Turks Lose ships.

Petrograd. July 3l.-Russian torpedo
boats shelled Shilc near the Bosphorous
sinking a collier and A. sailing vessels
il was announced here today Shile is
"a miles northeast OF Constantnople.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-31
COURT HOUSE NEWS
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A default divorce decree was granted
by Judge Galloway Tins morning 20
Nina X. Donovan who charged her
husband, j. c. Donovan, with cruel
and inhuman treatment. The couple
were married in California in 1913. Mrs.
Donovan was granted the right to re.
sumo her maiden name OF Nina r.
Eoffhine. There were no children or
property rights invo,,cf in the contro.
yersy,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-31

Springfield Republican,: It is not a
had sign that Secretary Lansing shows,
ltae President Wilson, a disposition to
think things ont alone before talking
about them. Successful government by
tle people depends quite as much on
thinking as on talking.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-31
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. TelegraphiC Sport Briefs
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Minneapolis, MINI, July 3l.- Ry de-
Waung Dean Mathey, George NJ
tmrth won the right to meet i. j.
Armstrong for the northwestern ten
mia title iu the challenge round today
san Francisco, July 81. Willie
Rlrhlc, accompanied hy q party OF
friends aud relatives, is en- route todny
10 Lake Tahoe cuntry ON % vacation
trip Upon his return he intends 20
prepare tor ring engagements
San Francisco, July ~ Earl Ritchio,
hcayyweight, got an unpopular decis
ion over Henry Hendricks last night
Ritchio was knocked down twice IN tho
tltst round.
Boston, July 3l.--R. n. Williams "
aud w. NJ Washhum win meet Irving
IC. Wright aud W y. johnson IN Tho
tual match of the eastern doublea TEN
mis- tournament at the l.0ngwoOd club
hero today Williams aud Washhurn
defeated II II lIackctt and Y. Il, Poli.
Chicago July 81 Manager Tinker OF
the Chicago Fedorals, said today that
he believed Mordccai Brown who Is III
in local hospital, is slowly recover
ing aud that he viii be- able to report
for duty in two weeks
New York, July 81 Walter Alcmnd
cr, catcher fot the Kansas City club
Of the American association, has been
sold to the New York Americans, u
was announced today
Manchester, W, July 3l--W. = See.
ley, NJ Brooklyn, and Max r. Mar.
son, of Baltusrol, will meet 10 the final
round Of 1G holes for the first presi.
dent y cup today at the Ekwunok club.
New York July ~ Ralph Grnnan
VI san Francisco, took Kid Burns into
rump In ten round bout at Fur Rock
away last night Grnnn vps running
around the ring In the frat round bul
caught bis stride iu the second ond
had his own way during the rest Of The
bout
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-31

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dependable - a Journal
Want Ad.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-31

District Attorney Ringo yesterday
filed notice Of appeal to the supreme
court in the ease Of the state of Ore
gon versus Ernest Underwood. I'm.
derwood was charged in the indictment
with attempting to solicit for wo.
man of i'll fame, His attorney, Guy O.
Smith, entered demurrer 20 the iudict'
ment, on the grounds Of insufficient
information and that the indictment
did not mention the lady 5 name Judge
Kelly sustained the demurrer and It is
from this ruling that the appeal is TAX
en-. Underwood pleaded guilty TO o
charge of Illicit liquor selling in this
city and was sentenced to 10 days in
Jail by Justice Of the Peace Webster
This sentence expired July % and I'm.
derwood was re.arrested by Chief Walsh
on another charge Of bootleggng I'm.
derwood pleaded guilty 20 this charge
in jolice court and is now serving 20
days in the city jail.
The plaintiffs in the suit Of the
Baldwin company against j, F. Savage
and Margaret savage have filed no.
tice Of appeal to the supreme court at
the office Of the county clerk. This ease
came up for hearing before Judge Gal.
loway in department No. 2 Of the cir.
cult court where decree was handed
down cancellng q mortgage alleged IA
have been given IN security for a note
A decree Of divorce was given the
plaintiff yesterday by Judge Galloway
In the suit filed by Fannie 4. Monson
against Carl MoHson. The couple were
married IN California in 1914 and the
plaintiff alleged that her husband de.
serted her March Of this year and
that he called her vile names and
threatened her with bodily harm. Her
maiden name OF Fannie A. Drake was
restored 10 her There were no prop
erty rights involved IN the case.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-31
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TO tell your story each day in
the Journal New Today column
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-31

Manchester w., July 3l.--W I. See.
ley, NJ Brooklyn, and Max r. Mar
son, of Batusrol, will meet 10 the final
round Of lG holes for the first presi-
dent \ cup today at the Ekwunok club
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-31

New York, July 81 Walter AlcSand
cr, catcher for the Kansas city club
of the American association, has been
sold to the New York Americans, ~
was announced today
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-31

san Francisco, July ~ Earl Ritthio,
heavyweight got an unpopular decis
ION over Henry Hendricks last night
Ritchio was knocked down twice IN tho
first round,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-31

Minneapolis Mipn, July al- ny de-
Wating Dean Mathey, George NJ.
Church won the right TO meet 4, j.
Armstrong for the northwestern ten.
mia tltlc No the challenge round today.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-01
slus Der gnuocsbanptitabt.

ganamerifo uno sc c gifo.
8 q 5ina t on, 81. 9lug. Ser
pal1an1crlfariicbeS SrieSensappcu lit iebt
an allc militariid]cl1 lu1b politildeu
6ubrer an Merifo abgcliefert pprben.
Inn aber Ben Siibrern in entfernten
SonoestGeilen 3eit 8ur antlport slr
9ebcn lpiro Die nacbIte Sisung Ser
panam. aonferen5 bis ndidfite gSoche
onfgcIfo6eu.
garral5as sntiport feblt npdl int<
mer, ober es miro alltpritotin erfldrt.
naB Die acnferen5 pbne Iiicfiic6t auf
1hn tprgehen lpiro.
General pus6 sl. Scott, Ser ge@
neralltab sdef Der s[rt1ee, beri6tete
nen1 Scfr. Gaming bette ii6er ieine
apnTcren5 nit @eneral Gilla unb an
peren Siibrern I'M nDrblihen 0erifo.
General Gilla, laste Scott, lpiini6t
ernlflid Die 8ieberberiteIlung besSrie@
oens in sWerifp l1nb lit bcreit, licb Ielbit
5urild5n5ielen, menn oie5 1,Dtbig lein
1pllte, lum nen Srieben ber5ultcllen."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-01

rullilden Snpoiipn auslab. Sir CO
lparO Grcp lclblt battc Ben 9eridt bes
britilben 9ptidaftcrs in 5t., &etersz
burg gelelen. ber alsoriicflid betpnte,
| bab Die rullilde Nlpbililirung Sic
bclltldc Mpbiliiirltng llno- nan1it Sen
@rieg llnpermciblihs maden miille.
6attc Ser staatslefretdr IN ct. 8ez
tcrsblrg erflarcn lallen, BOB gnglanb
|iid niht an bcnt &unflift betbciliger
tperbe, banl1 iparc Scr 8rieg bern1iehen
iuoroen., 9ltrd bas @crlpreden ser
l1nterltiiblng ipurbc CT ,erlti bpul 3altz
ne gebrpden.
u9eutidlanb fit1pft ,,idt I'M sic
@eltberridaft, ipic Sir gSlparb Greg
iagt, io,bcrn ltm bie 8efrci,1ng guro@
pas bon Der brlttalcn Scrrihaft, sic
gn9lano pernlD9e lci,1cr muebtppIlcn
Slntte unb Ieiner Gplitif allsiibte, einer
Gplitif, sic bic cllropaildcn Mdbtc III
spei fcinblide Eager ipaffetc unb es
Gnglanb geltattete, iitb auf iene Seitc
lsu ltellcn, Sic am beiten hcn e9oilti=
llhen @eltrebungc1 Der britilder
Staatsm6nncr all bienen bermodte. !"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-01
sdladtidiffe bnrd ben 9ananafanal

Banana, 81. Mug. Sic sdladtz
ldiffe Iiilollri Sbio unb 8isconIin,
NIT $50 aabetten an 8orb, Sic i6re
jabrlide l1eblngsfa6rt abbolten, iirb
beute auf Der Niidfebr ben Der 9anaz
ma Racific Gusltellung bier eingez
trpffen llno ourd Ben aaral gefa6rer.
9as 8eldtpaber bleibt "a Stunben
in Colon, Inn Soften ein5une6men ltnb
ben &aoetten cine @elegenbeit 5u gez
ben ben &anal 5u beIicbti9en, ebe lie
nad Ser @aarineafabernic in Mnnapolis
auriidfehrel1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-01
tparfen Die Muiiea an mcbreren guntz

uarfen Die gfliien an mebreren gunfz
ten bieler Sront.
s5n 8olbpnien setpannen ipir 8oben
auf Dem @ormariG nod 2utsf. Deeb<
rere bon Den Guiien barttldcfig bertbeiz
bi9te Stellungen luurben genon1,nen.
sluifro Z unaariide gruppen baben
Die 0uilen 1abe s5eres5plpo in Der
gielppielh Hegion seidlasen unb
perfolgen tic nad) Erl1s5onp.
Eetrpgrob erbebt an
pru 9.
getrogra0, 81. slug. (@ia
2onbon.) grfol9reide ruiiii9e Gegenz
angriffe anf elmer lpeiten 5sront am
Stripaflub in Sitgali5ier ip1rbcn in
Dem beute giadt ausgegebencn pfii5iz
ellen 8eridt 6eaulprudt. gs miro be-
balptet, baB bie Guiien 5000 @efanz
gene gen1a9t unb 80 @eldiibe, lpipie
"a Maldinenfanoneu seuonln1en bat<
ten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-01
9as perlprenc ltntcricr6put.

6pnplll II. 81. aug. 9as @racf
Deg ltnterleebopt5 S 4, has am 25.
Dsar5 i'm 5afen bon 5pnolulu seil1nfel1
1T, lpurbe scitsrn enblid seGuben ins
Srodenbpf gebradht llnb alt5geplt1tpt
aber nllr cine 2eid)e bon Sen % Manll
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batten.
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