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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-02-22

Sydney Brooks in the Atlantic Monthly
 A GENIUS in espionage-"the king
 @ of sleuth hounds" as Bismarck A A called him-was discovered in the person of Stieber. He was still in his agent provocateur, posing among the people as leader of the social revolu- tion" and betraying his colleagues day by day to the police.
 He knew every trick in the game of stirring up popular feeling to the point where without an actual outbreak, the authorities were furnished with all the excuse that they needed for acts of op- pression; and in the tumultuous '4Os and '50s he rendered the King many conspicuous services
 But it was not until he came in touch with Bismarck and won his confidence and was deputed to pave the way for the German invasion of Austria, that he became an international figure For and Moravia, planting out spies at the points of strategic importance. Even Moltke, the most grudging of men. ac- knowledged the value of his work.
 Wherever the German armies went they found one of Stieber's agents primed with information as to the strength and position of the enemy's forces, the state of local feeling and the resources and notabilities of the neigh borhood.
 He was asked when the war was over whether the cost of organizing his service had been very heavy. He re- cords in his memoirs his proud reply. One cannot" he answered, "set down in thalers the value either of bloodshed which has been avoided or of victories which have been secured"
 After Sadowa he turned his attention to France. Between 1866 and 1870 he sowed in the IA French departments that would be traversed by the Ger man troops a residential army of not less than 30,000 spies. After looking over the ground, which had. of course already been prepared. he formulated his needs in wholesale fashion. Thus he required CD between 4000 and 5000 farmers. market gardeners, agricultural laborers and vine growers, for whom employment was guaranteed in advance by his agents; (2) from 1000 to 5000 female domestics for service in restau- rants. cafes and hotels. the youngest and prettiest of them to be stationed in garrison towns; (s) 5000 or 1000 retired noncommissioned officers for whom bil- let's were to be found in commercial or industrial offices and factores; (4) 1U0O commercial travellers; (5) as many Ger man governesses for distribution among tho French. official class.
 We'll might he exclaim when an of- hcer of the general stan remarked in his and Bismarck's presence. "Our army |is invincible." that the proper phrase should be. Our armies "The fighting army," he went on. which you lead.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-02-22

Birmingham's commissioners have "re- trerched' by. discharging a crippled ne- gro doorkeeper and taking away the street commissioners automobile A start had to be made somewhere.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-02-22

It is stated that posse has started out to arrest Piute Indian in Colorado ac- cused of murder. He is presumably a bad Indian who will speedily become a good Indian if the posse succeeds in pumping him full of lead
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-02-22

visitors to the state are inclined to laugh at the anti-liquor advertising law, but what really convulses them with framed with the approval of prohibition factory owners.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-02-22

There Is going to be a reaction in Ala bama before long, and some narrow minded windjammers are going to get the wind knocked out of them so completely that they will never get it back again
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-02-22

On Indiana merchant who has retired from business says he has all the money he wants. After about six months he may feel differently
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-02-22

Everyone agrees that the bite of a sub marine is considerably worse than it's bark.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-02-22

Cheer up. It may not be long before the war is over and there will be a line of transatlantic Zeppelins plying between German and American ports
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-02-22

contemporary wants to know the price of woman's heart. It is not a fixed value. The price of a loaf of bread is a more pressing matter just now
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-02-22

There is bright side to everything. The war in Europe has put a stop to interna- tional marriages.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-02-22
SURVIVAL OF THE UNFIT

large pair of sharp shears is now a part of every news dealers equipment.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-02-22

The last call for overcoats has been sounded, but forgetful persons need to be reminded that we have had seet in April.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-02-22

If the Martans really have an eye on the earth they must wonder these days what we are up to.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-02-22

In these days and times a man may be able to speak 10 languages and still go hungry.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-02-22

Now that the Southern league schedule has been drawn up and signed, fans are eagerly waiting for the opening battle.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-02-22
Washington bureau. 2o7 Hibbs buiid-

BEGINNING THE DAY-Every day. o Lord, may I hear anew Thy voice saying, Follow me. And may l listen and wonder and obey, each time with new joy md new resolve. Teach me how natural. how inevftn- bIe thnt I should follow Thee, for Thou hast made me for Thyself md my only rest is at Thy right hand. In Thy name. Amen.-H. M. E.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-02-22

- A J. Eaton, Jr.. and 0. E. Young are the only authorized travelling repre- sentatives of The Age-Herald in Its cir cuiation depar tmenL
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-02-22

No communication will be published without its authors name. Rejected manuscript will not be returned unless stamps are enclosed Tor that purpose.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-03

Mill mua Meintrauben
lingere 3eit frii1 erbalten, IL ldtngt
man ie in trodnen, froltfreien uno
s,iebt fpnnigen Nallmen an troffges
Ipannten @9niiren uuf unp mtfernt.
i. ni6t gu langen 3miiden5eiten bic
&eeren, Die S6inmel on1eben. Nm
.beIten eignen fi9 gum Muf6epabrell
1rauben nit ipderem 6rudtheitmo.
9oraus1etung 1T, bob bel Dec Grnte
ale unreiEen pber bel4ioigten Yeeren
nit Der @4ere lDesseianitten ipDrben
IIno. 8eim Mbfdneloen oes 5rallben
lpll Elm @tiid Der Ne6e nit obgez
l1nitten iperoen. SSn benz Nuf6epaDz
r~ltngsranm Diirfen feline l~torten Sc
rice 6trriGen, "a Die Irau6en lrnlt
eiaen ldJle9ten @el4mad anne1=
men.
s in sc Dent bes Di9z
ters @elert, Elm )llbernes areu3 pDn
s Yentimetern 9drge unb 4 Yentime,
tern Breite. Das nuf Der BurDer1eite
abt se1nhftsns Yrtllallten trast llno
oelIen Niidleite ltart persolbet it, 1T
IN G6elnniB geIto6len lpproen. Dos
Sdmuditiit, Oas iber 200 SaGre Mt
lift upb einen Mert ben etlpa $500
Mtart barltellt, 1T 3uiamrlel1, nit dtls
oeren @ploludell Set eilem Stnbrud)
entipenbet ipprDen. Muf bic WieDsrz
erlansung oes ieltelell Shmnds
1tiides fat Der @isentiimer, fir Zen
ous @ei9ent oes Si6ters einen gang
beionoeren Mert fat, cine ,bp9e gelobz
,llng alsgefebt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-03
@rclt=gitp:rsL
@inc GricBscrimncrmns ans lans1t pcy.'
.gai,gcncr ,Scit.

11tt9ctcr set.
9ie @innuDme Der 1tarfen polriz
l6en Seliung 8rcltz2itonsf ourA b
Deuti4en bradte u1ls in grtnnerlln9,
hob bier fdpn einmal, ppr 120 Sab
rem, Inn bic 8efreiung Polens pom
rltfiifden Spde erbtttert. seltrilter
lplroe. Damals berri9te als 3arir
aller &euben &atbarine H., Die in
ibren fpaten 9ebenstasen gang ullter
Mm Ginflub bon Plator1 3ubo,p uno
dnoeren @iinitlingen aus alttatariz
idem 5iirltenitamme ftano. Der Nuz
tionalbelo pplens, 5boobdus Sos
atusfp, bate nun fem BOLT in ben
@eromeiflungstampf gegen bic bamaIs
iibermddtisen ba1baliatifden Spro:n
gefii9rt. Die 8eseiiterurs Ser 9olen
mar unsebeusr: i'm Eager Rosaiustos
lab bic bur6 tbre Memoiren betannte
@raftn potoda rfd0ne 9amen nit
idief iibenoen pplnii4en MiiBen nuf
Dem f@par5en @elpd &arren Idle
Zen, Die NIT @rbe fir Sic 8er{6uns
5urg 9efiint lparen." Sic vbeneioe=
tie iie," unb ibr u8inberber3 1bllls
bod lei ben Ma9ribten BON unie1en
@issen." Iber bus fonten aue5 Gin
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fom, ipurbe Die 8ai1erin bon rsr
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lano, Der unbeimliden Grbi9aft No=
temtins, befreit, unb tonnte nun If
rem biten 5eloberrn, benz beriibmten
Sulperotp, 8efebl geben, li9 nit ietz
mem Mrmeetorps gegen Mori9au,
ben Mittelpunft Der Snfurrettion, gu
pen6en.
3mii@en Breit=2itopst (au beut1@
2ttauifa=8reD, bos ipdter I'm Sic
Wfitte bes 19. Sabrbunberts bel Mnz
lase Der gepdlti9en 5eiti1ngsmerte an
oerfelbsn @telle pD1ig neu aufsebaut
muroe, lno apbrbn, BEL Dem Dprfe
aruptfdib Dber 5rllp5pae, tam es an
Is. unb 10. September gu elmer
@dladt, bic eigentliG uber bns
s9idiol Der Rebolutipn idon entz
l4teo. 4uf pplnif9er @eite tpm=
manoierte @ieratopsfi, beKen per-
'Dnlide Sapferfeit letber %erfolglos
blieb gegen bic iiberlegene @trategie
9uparoDs. Dim Mbenb oss 18. lpaz
rem Die pplnii@en 5ruppen troB G:lz
oenbafter @egenme1r nod 8reitz9iz
tonst 5nriidgeordngt; bic Ruilen
fplsten iibsr ben Bug unb pernitte=
ten ben Neit Ser Mrmee an 10. 5epz
TENDER. Die polen batten ii9 pie
immer tapfer seidlagen, aber ibre
aon5e Qrti1erte NOR berloren, unb
per Meg na@ Marf@au itano ben
NlHen offen. 9eute tlingt Ser SUI
baz5pn Ser Meltgei9idte anbels. -.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-03

@ie Gol1l1tpa1lmolt Senrp $.
Hel1s geltern erflarte, miro er iiber
Dor mebreren Iagen l1nter Sen
|pi5ien Der Davenport 2oge SEQ.
|sDer 2opal ORDER of Moole I'M
|lbou 5otel a~bgebaltene al1geblide
pffedtcrei cine griinblide l1ntcr-
llltg IN Die @ege leiten. Gra ge=
1T Die Mngelegenbeit Dor oie
lllo SltrD Oes MISUNDERSTANDING
bringe1t. Asah elmer @criipn loa
td) Inn einell regelmaBigen uHri5e=
ut" u11b nod elmer Q11oere1 Ser
nm me6r ooer meniger barnnloie
ing GemonItratiol1cll banoeln.
8as Ml1iel,m Ser Mfaoemie Sci
lc1ldaften lit beutc 9eadmittaq
5fpel bis filf l1br fir Dos oage.
he Fllblifllnl lnel1tgeltlih geofi.
Ser @eilh oes Muieums ii
lge1to 81 enpfeblen.
Sir Sen Jonos 0es Mmcrifa:
ben Rotfel1 &rell5 &olpitals 81
l1deil limo in Ser @eidaftsitelll
er 3eitllng $3.50 einaelouien
90 bon W}aria 8orllbprot mi
30 bon s.. & Sc. st.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-03
Ser @ert Ser 2cibbinoc.

Bon dr5tlider @eite piro burupf
mtfmerffam 9emo9t, SOB mahr1hei1z
1i6 ole am Weltfrisg ba~teiligten
5ploaten, Del@e in beiben 2dnbern
tdnpfen, cine flanenene Binbe lln=
miftelbar I'M tire Saile trogen.
Oas mar mebr pber minber 1dpn
lei friiberen 5elo5igen Der 5al unb
trifft in groBem Mobe auf bic ST.
ptlbebDlterung sbenIo gut gu. SIN
liioli6en europa lit bieie 2sibbiloe
ftets, i'm Winter unb i'm @pmmer,
Elm 8efanotetl jeber Monnesgarle e.
robe unb erf9eint ols FOLDER a,1f
alien WdfdereizR e9nuneen.
ltnb au9 biele Jrouen tragen lie.
Wenn tie Elm aoriett anboben, lit
9tpar fem Beoorf barno6; anbern<
tots aber tDnnen tie cine lol9e
Btrbe 10 nptpenbig gebraufen, tp,e
Die Mdnner.
Der Sauptgrunb fir Dos Sroz
gen Der 2eibbinbe gu jeoer 52eit nes
eya9res liest Darin, oob es lsbr rutz
lam TT, itets ben Magen narm gu
halten. Mte beiB es oua fem mag,
1no tpie itorfes 8ebiirfnis man
ouh barnad empfinben mag, ii9
ob5ufii5len, Ser Magen lit berieriae
aOrperteil, Der itanoig geoedt bleiz
ben lolte. 1no in unierer 3eit Der
offenen SrpllepbobnzW agen, Ser raz
lGen 4utos, Der .lei9ten Rleibsr ii.
|. ~. TT biefes Grforoernis elm be-
ionoers einbringlides, bu man flrt
lln0 fort Gefa6r Iduft, 1i9 am SEQ
gen gu ertGlten. Dies fam al Ser
oallungs gei6rerOen fiibren, bat
aeer mitunter nod ern1tere sSoIgen.
Den eommer binour6 aetraacn,
limb b;sie 2eibbinoen nomenflid, qez
elg11et, Die gcfiir@tete Rubr gu pcr=
aiiten.
Die ginbe braudt ni6t iiber
tiinf 3pd brett gu lein. Sic ipate
p ansessgt iperDen, baB bic obere
Shlle H1Ht t1efer l1eat, als ON I'M
tern Gnbe bes 8ruittnodens; benn
aesabe Ger obere Sell oss nrtsrlci=
res 1T es, nelder ben 5duB
arniibt. Wan fnnn Die Binoe nit
slder1c.fsndbeln binten befe5tigen,
rher nit 33elg1treifen pD11 i6rem eiaez
ne'1 WSatelial, nelde ourd] 51naIen
lnuten; Deer iie fann au6 in iib
1elb1t perfniipft rerb.n. I'm lie prlz
tommen pahenb 5u mofen, tit es
oep0lAli9 oas Bette, sic Gnoen pcr<
ne iiesr chamber laufen al lailen
mo Dam an ben 5eiten fe~l.3atn1p=
ten. 60 fommt zine boppelte Gage
Jlonell iiGer bic M~asengrubs. Mnn
tam 1i9 bolb an be 8;noe geipubz
men. llno lie lpirb bann ME mebr
laitig.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-03
Meuc8 aug M1oline.

l1ntcr $500 giirgid,aft geltcat
puroe aeltern e. 50. 9annid, ei1
iunger Ma1n BON @iltor, Soma, ser
bier Dor einigen 1agen in oem &c
ihaft bon ganil 5apanlo11, Oil 4.
Mbelnle einel1 mert6loien Gbed ob=
ge}ebf battc nr1o Oes6alb berbaftct
mllr0u.
3ie gceroigu1tg Ser perltorbe,1er1
Jrau gl1tna Scott fan0 geltern Mad)=
mittag bonn Srallerbauie, 1916 10.
StraBe, aus allf Dem @iperltoe 6rieo=
bof itatt. Naitor Nb. Milbelm bon
Der 0clttlden ll1tberiiden SSmmarl,-
els-@emeinoe bon &od Sslo1lo belt
Die 2eid)enreOe am 5arge u1tb Gro
be. Mls 2eidentrdger fnngirte11
|@barles Mnoerlon, CHARLES 6romnne,
Oscar gnfc, &enrp @ednarn n1ro
@np8oben.
Mad) elmer &ra,1fbeit bon nllr orei
Wod)en 1ouer itarb geItern Morgen
lit ieinem @eint, 1919 3. Mbenlle,
Charles S. Mnoerio1L, Elm Shmeoe
Don @eburt, i'm Mtcr bon 65 Sabren.
CT mllroe in 5dmeoen geborel1 l,l1o
fam I'M Sabre 1869 nady Mmerifa,
5lterlt nah @eneieo ll11o inn Sa6re
1882 nod Moline. Set 25 Sabren
arbeitete er fir 6ie @od Sslano
8rcrpi1g SO. in Moline. Seine1t
Sob b~etrallerl1 0ie 8ittpe, elm 5pbn,.
Elm @ruOer ulo cine 5dtpeIt tier in
S6meoen. Die 8eer0igung fin6et
ram 1ienstog 9~eadpnittag bonn Srall=
er6anle aus apf oem @ipcrlibe 5rie0-
bof itatt.
Die Eoli5et BON Gibbs min iest Sic
Srtidnft bon al1en @liifipielen
5lotsMaidi1en, Miirfelipiel etc. be-
freien 1tO iil10 bemgemdBe Sr6ers
an bic betreffenoen @el9aftsleute er=
laiien morOe11,
Ole 8eerbigln1g Ser a1n Mittfpod)
10 lplDblid 1110 auf unerfldrlide 8ei-
'ie oeritor6ener 51pei Sabre alten Iod=
ter bon Ml.gult 9e8ulf an Golona
0Denae fanO geitcrn @ormittog al1f
soem ct. Morp's Trieobof in Gait
Molite ltatt. Ser goter mollte nidt
erlauben, Dob oas ain6 beer0igt tper-
De, mnbte aber 0a5l1 ge5tpl,neen mer-
Den. 3os &inb ion feline ar5tlide
9iilfe erbalten baben, troboem es
notbig gefpeie11 iein iou. Coroner
Wlepers belt eine 2eidenlhan ab nn0
oas nrtbeil l%alltetc, BOB Oas aino an.
notiirltden .Soleen eeitorben iei.
Mabor Garlionshefano li6 3ltr Belt.
oes groBen 5tl1rmes in NemO rleans,
lit aber nit teller Sart onpongefpn1=
men, gertaB eil1cr 3epelhe, Sic er ge-
tern Ieiner 6rnu ianOt. Serr Carl
Jon lit als 1elegot Ser glmericm
2eaglle Of Mllnieipalities in Seem Or
leans un0 miro bel1te mieber 5llriid=
ermnrtct.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-03

i3u bcrfanien: Gin Groceries @tore
in gutter Gegenb. 8ilige Miet6e unb
Elm bor5iigli9er 9lnt, gutes Gelb al
MAIDEN nit mrige,n &apital. &lcincs
Stabtgrllnbitiid piellci1t in 9ani11gez
11prmen. Nad5ufrngen nbtr l9riftz
li9 llnter oe", Scr 3empfrat.
3.1gEt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-03
Snttrt6t baDicr
Qn Den Sag gtllgt
@iclc ocntc bcindJcn Sdlegcl's Mpp=
tbcfc, ltrn Sanlae SIT fa1tfcn
nno oarii6cr Mnsfnnft sat
%crfa1rcn.

9oB Mrtbl1r 6. @uilep, p%erl6nli-
der gertreter Ser COOPER Meoicme
go, fei11en Sebler begging, als er cine
Ige11tllr it 9anenport er0ffnete fit
Ianlac, Oie Meiter=Meoi5in, 1piro
oaourd) feltgeltellt, BOB bis Jest ido11
pielc 2ellte i'm beiltbt unb linn g1,s=
funft ii6er bic @or5iige ltlb @ortbeile
bon Ianlnc nadgefragt baben. gs
lit Sbatiade, OoB 1auienbe BON mofA=
befanrte1 9eute11 ihr 3el1gniB iiber
Die 8iite ltlt6 @irflomfeit oielcr 1ln=
iibertreffliden Mcoi5in ~qbgege6en ba=
hen, obl1e DOB lie barltm gefragt mor-
Ioe1 ii1o. 9ies lit elm Seid)el1, baE
.oielc Mebi5in po16ringt, mos lie Der
Iipriht.
gs lit ell @ergniige1 fir 6errll
gotlep, 1pel111 2eutc SIT i6m folnmen
uno linn erflaren, BOB Ianlac linen
empfoblen ml1rOe, neil lie Nnocren
'ge6olfen fat inns BOB Sa11lac oas 3iel
balt, meldes sic Cooper Meoicine
Gompanp fiir oielelbe aeitceft fat.
Solllac's Comic G.ualit0tan iilo
lpe5iell mertbppn int 6Gllen BON
ldled1tem Mppetit, ll1lrcgclnaBiger
Geroal1l1lg, fatarrbartigc1 9cioel1,
Meenmatislmls uno MaQenleioen,
11nb Ial1lel1be 6a6e11 lid) oanfbar aus
georiidt iiber bie GorSiige, sic lie
tollrd ocl1 @ehroud crbalten habcn.
Ial1lac lit 5l1 bohen in gdlegel's
Mpotbefe, 900 ne1tlide 3. StroBe, no
9err gnileD bic Meoi5in lllro fire
@irflamfcit crflart. (9(ns.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-03
S. SO. Sberier,
Dffi5. @etterbeobodter
nnOcieentb,tms : ltcbcrtraennscn,

@illiam @icnita0t ntno Sralt an
lla glboln1, 5beil bon 2ots 1 unb
8lod 2, Clifton Sin 4ooition,
|2OO.
fopal S. 9dnliot rno 6rar an
lttbiaS s.. Sod, 2pts Z ullb s, l1110
10 BON Got 8, @lod 2, Mlen's
bOipiiion, ST.
5ertba 81. @ilpatrif al1 9llbert g.
noe,l, Stiid aano III l6er, Sta0t
oenport, $4,000.
spiepb %. sdnpp at Moscoe
|lllap, Got 8, Mllod 10, IS. Is. 81.
td)ea's Mo0itio1I 81.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-03
@dtuberidt.

@alb 5. Oft.
+ Sninois: l1nltetig Counting,
p%abrideinlih prtlid)e sdauer;
Mpntag Megea ltaa FILTER.
t Soma: llnitetig Sonntag, tpabr=
deinlid Sdaller l1llO fiibler i'm
@eltel1; lmitetig lno faltcr Mon=
tag, apabrldeinlid1 Mcgen inn oitlt=
i)en @bciI.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-03
2pfaler @etterberidt.
port. 9. 8

Ddbcn port, 2. Sff.
rdldnitts : Waron1eterltano 29.SS
rd,ldnitts Iemperatltr /. go
|hlte Iemperatur bellte II
|'origlte Senlperatur lebte geadt AZ
rr1ole Semperatur Fir 33
Sabre 8. SO
rdidnitt1i@e Geudtisteit Der
anft 81
,beridlag ii, "a 5tl1noen 600
rberrldenoc @tn6ridtlrng $50.
liieritan0 lllr z l1br Morgens 81
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-03
@crlanst: Gin gutter Munl1 i'll
Groceries @cldaft, 1913
StraBe. 1,2,3t.

5ciratbsacind: Gin 3s Sabre alter
belltldcr Sormcigentbiinlcr lrii1ld1t Die
9efan1tlhaft eines oe1tlc6enD2apNcns
pbcr elmer finberlolcn gSittipc I'M glitter
bon ctipa 80 Snbren gum s3}iucd etipniz
ser &eiratD 81 nrc6en. M1fragcn an
5cl,rD McimcrstDrf, 81. 81. So. i,
Samptpm, 81, 5ll rid)tcn. 28,18t
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-03

9efem,tniB Scr Moroer traicn lie
Scrrn Sd)oeiiel ON Nbenb oes Z. 800
betnber 1918 nid)t pcit bon ~lei1en,
@anie, bieltcn ibm eil,cn Gepolper
Dor Dos @elidt unb als &err 5doel=
lei NUT Dem Sd)irm nod oemlelbc1
ld}lng, lpl iid} Der SdulB c1tloben
uno ben Malln 10 ib1per perqplllbet
ibaben, Dob ct balo Oarallf ltarb.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-03

sic BADEN Die san5e Ma@t
aearbeitet, aber tire geute NOR {ebr
gertng," ia9te Elm Mngeitenter ser
Compton Contraction 81. in Ba;tiz
more, al5 er Der @ebetmppli3ei einen
Gi1lbru4 meloete. 2aut ieinem SEE
riGt gelangten 9iebe in Der Woht
in bas temporare Bureau Der @eieuz
lAaft, on Der Gde bon galp.rt uno
Reoo @traBe. sic erbeute.en eirsn
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