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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-02
SUMMER COTTAGES
NEAR SACO LOOTED

Saco, Me, Oct IA number of sum-
mer cottages at Kinney shore have
been looted since the close of the sum
mer season and q large amount of
A part of the loot has been found in
local pawn shops by the officers of this
city who have been working on the
case since the burglaries were report
ed by Mrs. Mittie Kinney Of New
York, who owns number OF houses
at the resort. G. H. Hall Of Portland
who lives on the Ocean Park road
has~been arrested charged withabreak-
ing. entering and larceny and he will
probably be arraigned in the police
court late this afternoon. City Marshal
Cobb alleges that the man sold goods
at junk stores in Saco and Biddeford
taken from the Kinney Shore cottages.
Ii is also alleged by the marshal that
he attempted to dispose of several COP
per kettles at the junk store of Solmer
Bros which were stolen from the Bay
Vitw House In all about a dozen cot
tages along this coast have been ran
sacked.
The court room today contained a
large display of bedding. clothing and
other articles found in junk stores by
the officers alleged to have been stol-
en- from the summer homes. Hall, who
claims Portland as his home, came to
the Ocean Park road in this city to
pass the summer In a small house
which he rented. For some time the
officers have suspected he was steal
him to warrant arrest. He protests his
innocence
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-02
New Wireless Device to
Make Possible Sending Of
Voice Around the World
Invention Of Prof. Pupin of Columbia Universe
ty Prevents Static Interference
with Messages

New York, Oct. 1.-The invention of
device which will prevent static in
reference with long distance wireless
communication was announced today
by Prof. Michael ]. Pupin of Column
bia University, scientist and perfect
er of electrical appliances. Prof. Pupin
said his invention eliminates entirely
the difficulties constantly interfering
with wireless messages over a long
distance The application of his de-
vice. Prof. Pupin said, will make at
possible to transmit the human voice
an unlimited distance without the
slightest interference from unfa vora-
BILE electrical conditions.
There is nothing now the profess
sor said, ''to prevent the transmission
of messages by wireless telephony to
every part Of the globe. We may talk
to the Antipodes-or, for that matter,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-02
FRENCH GENERAL At HEAD OF
HIS COLUMN WHEN WOUNDED

PARIS Oct 1.-Brigadier General Mar
chand. when ne was wounded last Satur-
day IN the fighting in the Champagne
district, was marching al the head OF a
column with 3 walking stick in his hand
and q pipe III mis- mouth, according to
Young colonial infantrymen who was
beside him when he fell.
our division was chartered between
Ferthes and Souain when we received the
order 10 prepare TO attack at $50 O'Clock
Saturday morning" said the colonial
A, this moment, amidst a hail of bull
lots General Marchand appeared. After
making us q short speech, which we
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-02
TO TRAIN OFFICERS
IN NATIONAL GUARD
AVIATION SCIENCE

New York, Oct 1.-The executive
committee of the National Aeroplane
Fund, instituted by the Aero Club Of
America announced today that it has
decided to contribute $1,000 to enable
the states of California, Arizona and
Texas TO begin at once to train Off
GERS of the National Guard in flying
and to organize aviation corps of those
states.
The committee stated that the Ma
tional Guard Of New York and Mass
achusetts will have, next spring, ia
officers to be trained in aviation and
that the committee will suggest to
the war and navy Departments that
these officers receive their training in
the army and navy aviation schools
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-02
REPORT indian
TROOPS MUTINY
AND KILL MANY

Berlin, Oct. 1.--(By Wireless to Tue
kerton, n. JD-The Overseas News
Agency says today:
THE LokaI Anzeiger publishes a
dispatch from Bagdad telling of a
mutiny of two Indian regiments in
the British army-the Sth Murhena
regiment and the 10th Sikh regiment.
In the fighting that followed the
mutiny, the dispatch states. 1900 Brit
ish were killed, among whom were
Majors Hyl and Goors OF the Hindus,
100 were killed o. wounded
The latest British army list does not
show a Murhena regiment nor does
it contain the names of Majors Hyl or
Goors.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-02
BULCARS AND
SERbIANS have
CLASH AT ARMS

Turin Italy, Sept. 30, Via Paris. Oct
l, 4.45 A. M.-There already have
been several clashes between Serbians
and Bulgarians along the frontier, &C
cording to reports received here. A
Bulgarian force at Tritchouke is re-
ported TO have attacked Serbian SEN
tinels who retreated. The Bulgars
crossed into Serbian territory where
they remained several hours.
Bulgarian troops ar said to be dig
cling trenches all along the frontier
and protecting them with barbed wire
entanglements.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-02

send message completely around the
globe, if we like" 4
The new discovery, which is the re-
suit of seven years experimental work
al Columbia, is an improvement upon
the present aerial antennae, Prof. Pu-
pin states. 1t renders the antannae
sensitive only to the electrical waves
which the operator desires to receive.
1t has been tried only at the Columbia
wireless station, which has been able
to pick up messages not heard by the
STATEN for which they were intended.
We have picked up messages from
as far off as Honolulu" declared Prof.
Pupin, land we have overheard count
less other messages from ships at sea
and from land stations II is safe to
say that many of the messages which
we were able to receive never reached
their destinations because of static
disturbances which were too strong
for the average instrument
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-02

didn't hear because of the roar OF the
guns. our chief stepped to the head OF
the column, cane in hand and pipe in
mouth. and marched off towards the en-
envy line as simple officer at the head
of his company.
our colonial division with q Moroccan
division brigade of Zouaves and the Sow
ereign Legion, formed the first wave
sent against the eneny's trenches. We
covered $50 yards amidst hail Of shot
and shell and had Just reached the first
German trenches when the general fell,
A shell splinter struck him in the abdo-
ment and ! saw the ambulance corps
rush for him. Then ] was hit
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-02
British Answer in
Trade Discussion
Deny They Are Interfering with Legitimate
Trade of United States and Points to Great In
crease in American Exports Charges State
ments Inspired by German Agents

Washington, Oct 1.-Great Britains an
swer TO reports widely circulated in THIS
country that she has been interfering
states with neutral European nations for
the nenefit of her own exporters is given
II note handed to Ambassador Page
al London by Sir Edward Grey, the for
eigi minister, and made public here to-
night by the state department. Data and
figures are quoted al length to prove
thai where British exports and re-ex-
ports have increased, the growth of sim
liar trade from the United States has
been many times as large, while in many
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-02

cases there have been vast increases of
American exports compared with de-
creases in those from the United King
dom.
The note, which is in response TO the
British ambassadors report of refer
ence at the state department to the I'M
favorable impression created here by re
ports OF increases in British trade with
northern European countries since the
war began, suggests also that statements
concerning Great Brftains policy have
been inspired by German agents.
August 13 is the date of the document.
which was transmitted by mail instead
of by cable.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-02
CARRANZA WILL
VISIT STATES OF
HIS AUTHORITY

San Antonio, Tex. Oct. 1.-Before
going to the City of Mexico for a
triumphal entry. General Nenustiano
Carranza will leave Vera Cruz on an
extensive trip of inspection through
the states controlled by his forces. ac-
cording to Colonel Sebastian Carran-
"a. Jr.. nephew Of the first chief, "
who arrived here today from Vera
Cruz. General Carranza, he said, will
leave next week for Yucatan and later
will go to Tampico. Monterey, Saltillo,
San Luis Potosi, Zacatecas and Tor
reon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-02
RIGOLETS AND
DUNBAR NEARLY
WIPED OFF MAP

Nashville, Tenn, Oct ACCORDING
to railroad officials here, persons who
visited Rigolets and Dunbar. La, a
few miles from Mobile, In a boat, yes
terday, reported that both towns had
practically been wiped out Of exist
ence by the gulf storm. In Rigolets on
" two houses were found standing and
at Dunbar the damage was nearly rs
great The Louisville & Nashville rail-
road station agent and section fore
man at Dunbar were drowned. 1t is
impossible to reach these towns from
Mobile now except by boat.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-02
SPAuLD|N6 LEFT
S1,DOO,OOO ESTATE

Los Angeles, Calf. Oct. John W.
Carrigan, state inheritance tax attor-
ney, announced today that he had
completed a survey of the estate left
by the late A. G. Spaulding. sporting
goods manufacturer, who died recent
ly at Point Iona, Calf. and found
that the value was in exsess of ST.
900, 900 instead of 100000. the value
placed upon it by Mr. Spaulding be-
fore his death.
at may &c. a. high as 100000"
said Carrigan-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-02
chRRANzA TROOPS
CAPTURE MEXICO
CITY POWER PLANT

WASHINGTON, oct. 1.-Capture of the
electric power plant on the outskirts
of Mexico City by Carranza troops,
who killed 100 OF the Zapata soldiers
holding the plant was announced in
delayed dispatches received today at
the state department. The capture fol-
lowed sharp fight Thursday. and it
was said that the plant was damaged
SO slightly that it would be possible to
resume service in few hours.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-02
MAINE jOTTInes

The 35-horsepower gasoline fishing boar
of Cant. Marvin Martin Of Lubec, which
was lost recently at Grand Manan Isl
and. n. B.. was valued at $50 and was
not insured. During the past 3 years
that Capt Martin has been engaged tn
carrying herrinx from the Canadian nah
weirs to Eastport and Lubsc saraine fac
tories ~ had nsvsr INST M31A . lsw -.
1orA.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-02
new SWEDISH LINE
TO AMERICA BUYS
STR FROM GERMANS

Stockholm, Sweden. oct l. via Lon
don. 1870 A. M.-The Swedish
American Steamship Line. which since
its formation year ago has been I'M
able because il has had no ships. has
purchased the Holland American liner
Potsdarn; which for years has been in
service between New York and Dutch
ports.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-02
WILL RELEASE
GOV. MAYTORENA
FROM CUSTODY

Washington, Oct. 1.-Governor Jose
Maytorena, chief of Villa forces IN
sonora, who crossed the international
Ane last night at Nogales. Ariz-, Will
De released from custody OF United
states soldiers at Nogales, according
70 decision rsach7d by War depart
ment odiciais today after conference
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-02
Announcement OF
GERMAN CAPTURES
ON RUSSIAN FRONT

Berlin. Oct. Iva London. 4.30 P.
M.-The German war Office announced
today that during September there
were captured on the Russian front
about $4,000 men, 81 cannon and 298
Machine guns.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-02
BARK
FIRED By GERMAN
SUbMERSIbLE

Copenhagen, Oct. 1.-fVia London, 12.A
P. M.)-The Norwegian bark -Actie, St
tons gross, with a cargo of props from
krageroe TO Leith, was set on fire last
night by a German submarine at a point
20 miles south of The Maze, at the south
err extremity of Norway. The Actie's
crew of II men were lowed in small
boat by the submarine to point on the
shore near The Maze.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-02
10Th CONVENTION OF
UNITED BOYS BRIGADE
HELD IN PITTSBURGH

Pittsburg, Oct 1.-The goth annual
convention Of the United Boys Bri-
gade of America opened here today
with delegates from all parts Of the
country present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-02

with Acting Secretary Polk of the
State department. The State depart
ment has no objection to the admis-
sion of Mayorena to the United
States.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-02

There are only two cities in the
United States, New York and Chicago.
larger than Buenos Ayrex,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-02

The report Of the first census is
contained in an octave volume of IS
pages. Nowadays, in a decade. the
census bureau issues 100 or more
quarto volumes, with more than 10000
|pages.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-02
NEW MODERN
I GARDINER,

lower tenement of s rooms. shed. cellar
electric lights, gas, hush closet. SUN all
day. Adults only. Rent reasonable. APP
ply e Summer st., Gardiner, Oct2dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-02
474 SURVIVORS OF
BENEDETTO BRIN
ITALIAN WARsHIP

Rome, Oct. 1.-fVia Paris-Midnight)-
The number Of survivors of the Italian
battleship Benedetto Brin. which was
wrecked Sept. q by an explosion that
followed fire, is now announced as ia
Several more guns have been lifted out
of the wreckage-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-02
SECOND BOWLING
TOU MA MENT |:
ENDED At Y. N. C. 1,

The second successful bowling tourna-
ment conducted this summer by the T.
Nj. c. A. closed Friday. Chadbourne and
Paquin were the winners over Ladd and
Cross, the second team, by grand total
of 1882 pins to 1925. and received the
handsome medals awarded to the win
ming team. Laid and Cross were pre-
scented appropriate watch fobs, and Ladd
also received a prize for high single
string-143. Stephenson had high three
string total of 356. ard Ladd had high
individual total with 56o5.
The scores follow in order of prece-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-02

The complement Of the Benedetto Brin
in peace times was 40 men,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-27

@egen Mlpin 8udmot +
Gus Soepma, Waib, 1inb 90. 9.
8lldmaiter nnb 5rou, feline betugten
gltern, I'M 9uperiorz@ eri9t tlagbar
9elporDen unb %berlangen bon i6m Die
Riid9abe Des 8eTiBtitels fir ibr
9eim, Den lie ibln gegeben botten nit
Der geoingu1la, bob er fir lie pGbz
reno ibrer Sebens5eit forge. Mie bic
gltern in ibrer alaseidrift bebarpe
ten, lpei9crte fi6 Der gpbn, no4bem
CT in ben 9eiib bes @igentlms gez
longt mar, ieinen 9erpfli@tumgen
na96ufpmmen,
S II einem nollppnG ei<
ties it6rung ifiir5te lid Der "a SoGre
alts Gidarb gpugblin BON 8rpptlbn
aug efnem Jeniter i'm orttten @tod
oes 9ouIes unb IGlug nit oem aopFe
olef Dem Srottoir alf. Der unglidz
li6e erlitt einen ooppelten @hdbel=
bru6 unb anbere 8erleBungen unb
parb in Iterbenoem 3u1tanoe nad Dem
Williamsburg : 9o1pital gei6offt.
@ougllin 5eigte felt einigen 5agen elm
ionoerhore5 genebmen, bod ohnten
Die N%nge6origen ni9t, BOP CT li6 nit
5elbtmorbeeoonten trage.
Ell d er q TT variegsgez
1ddfte" augenblidlid in Jrantrei9
gemodt iperoen, gebt aug elmer 9erz
banblrng Dor einem pariler @eri9t
berbor, Die unldng1t itattfonb uno 1i9
nod ben 8eridten Barrier i3eitungen
tolgenbermoBen abipielte. Mngeflogt
iporen Die @ei9Gftsbermittler Goz
nonb 2afphe unD Yterre @afet. 2az
tpne batte an 20. Suli 3. 5. elmer
Trau inst. Quentin folgenoesMngebof
9emo9t: uSbr Mann 1T i'm @hiitz
5%engraben. Wenn Sbnen oaran liegt,
10 tonn i6 o6ne 99nierigteiten hez
%ipirfen, oaB er nad paris berlebt
uno bier in elmer Jabrif als unobz
tommli9er untergebra6t mirb. Sic
Mi EN- bier5l nur 10000 Jranfen BEL
elmer geleai4aft eini@ieben, Sic @ro<
1aten beriteaen ldbt". Sin dbnlides
Nn9ebpt Hatte @aiIet elmer @pe5erciz
lparenhanblertn gena9t. Die beioen
Jrallen er ltatteten ober Nn5eige, uno
10 ipurben 2afofIe un6 @ofet. gu
1eds unb bier Monaten @efdngnis
beruritilt.
9au5mitte1 gesen 5ooz
.hrennen. M}an bort jeBt oft iiber
Dos Id Itige 9ob6rennen tlogen, mos
piel1aG bon %perdnberter 2~ebens.peiie
1arriibren mag, Sin 9ousmittel gez
gen oieies uebel, Dos jeber pbne
S6open einmol pro6ieren fonn,
fino liibe Manoeln in jebcr 6prm.
l-2 Stiid anadmonbeln, pber ge=
t%rannte Doer audi Sol3mnnoeln,
Die gut 9efout peroen miihen, gez
niigen meiIt, Tim bas 8rennen gu lin
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-27
Gram Sames 8. Gourtrc b

UraW S1Wee 4. Courtney
geb. gdbarbt,
Srcitas Mittas I'M 1890 llbr i'm Mlz
ter bon 3S Sdbren, II Mlpnatcn 11nb
81 Sagen nah Tangent ldlperen 2eiz
Den ianft entl6lafcn lit.
Sic geeroigrng ipiro an1 gpnntae
Nadmittag Inn $3.50 llbr pnm Srauz
erbau}e, SEQ. 42S Git Glealont GtraBe,
aug auf Dem Safoale Srfcbbof ltattz
flnben.
lin ltiaes @eileib bitten Sic tiefbcz
trilbtcn 6interbliebenen:
S. 8. Courtney, @atte,
Sran s. 81. Sbcait bon Wpline,
Sran S. 6aiufi1ipn BON 9abenpprt.
Srau $. 81. 8nlaf bon Spplin, Mo.
Srau IS. 6. Wbitciibe bon Moline,
S6pcltern,
6.27,2S nebit &%erlponbteu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-27

|bab man mid III sdanaboi, bas id
loft oils aapitalt eines Samburger
3ampfers beil1dt batte, e%rfennell
iDiirbe, nn0 1labm besbolb oclt @af-
lien. ltl,o Sen 5dnltrrbart ab. 50
ldJnen es mir mGglid mar, orebte
ih Sdangbai Dell Miife,t, lll1b nit
5mci gieln Dor meilem altmobii6en
dinciiiden @agen 5og id) meiter
Dincin ins 2ano, no eil1 6reuno
mid perbarg. gnbIi9 bo1rte id, oabt
ein ancrifanii6er Dampfer, sic
aMongolia", ocnn,adit no1r g6argr
bai 1tu6 Sapat fabren peroe. Sd
febrtc 0esDalb ,lod) Dem @ofcn 5lts
rid, hin gctpiIie 9orbcreitungcn 81,
t%reifen. Sn Der Mabt, III ser Sic
uMoltgolia" iegell1 %iollte, begab id
mid on 9oro oes 0ampfers llno
mietete cine Sabine. Grei Goge ipa,
ter, pbne irgelbeilt Mbcntel1er ere
lcbt SIT baden, lanoete ib IN SSapall.
llnbefiimulert mo llngeitort trieb id
mid a6t Gage lang ullter nnieren
9elben 6einoen Deri1m. 9a11 blld)te
id mid allf cinein 0ampfer fir Sic
6abrt nod Sonol1lll ,nlo Mmerifa.
9a bat MIDI ein Serr, Ser emit 3ai-
lagier allf meinem 9amburger
56iffe mot, crfannt.
BUR redten 3eit borte ib nod,
baB III San Srancisco &eporter llro
photographer a,tf MIDI marteten.
Das maren gerabe 6ie 2eute, nit
oenen ib iea am allertpeniglten al
tim baden mpIte. Sic Duben MIDI
nidt erpiidt."
l1ebcr sen lesten Sell leiner Meiie
lieb &apitall 2auterbod lperig per-
lal,ten. Ct bot MIR Serrn SOU,
feline 2anoslelte por oent fiirdterli-
belt 3el1h bas man in Sen Matro-
ierfneipen III Ser @aterfrpnt IN Seem
Yorf ols @bisfp perfal,fe, alt mar
1en. Gin Sliidtling ml1b bel,t3l,togc
eben io%nber6are @ege manoerll
tpe1m er iider inns, unerfannt Sic
9eimat erreid)e,1 min.
&apitdr1 2auterba6 idrieb baum
cine Noitfarte. Sd beriprad, Sic
saarte al Ser @rense %altf5ngeben.
Sic lit on eir1e,1 8efal1nten gerid)-
tet"S iagte er nit perg1iigten1 Sd.
del1. ct tpettete INN 5neibunoert
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Sgs.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-27

3c5embcr, cine @eoadtnibfeier in ser
Nal1mlidfeiten oes Gifts &lubgebGill=
oeS fir Die fplgenoen i'm letten Sab
re beri torbenen Offs itott: @illol1
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$. Wealbal1, 6ra11f @. 3mp1s, Ser
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3us folgenoe Hrogrolnm lpir0 BEL
Der 8e0adtniBfeier m1sgefiibrt aper=
Sen:
9fad} Communicating Erppr
Gifts Srdelter.
@ebet 8r10er SSobn @aIace Cooper
Sl alle gmigfeit Mol6eroni
glfs Srhe1ter.
Nadrllf 8ruoer 81. IS. compton
Ser leere Stlbl
@ruoer @1n. 8. M1neaer
Ser Sag lit poriiber g 8ulfe
Gifts SrdeIter.
Mnlprade !. !.
srl,oer 9aidtcr $. 8. actts
Gin @c6et Mord1eli
Jroa @iloa Mattbep, gegleiteril1:
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'Segel @rl1oer Sobn @oaoce Cooper
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@lfs orde7ter.
8as &on1itc fiir bic @eoadltlliBfei=
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&inot, 9puis glfborot nno q. Scnig=
baum.
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Grllbo.
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W. @irid)(.
scfrctar Gbos. g. Cameron.
'S%datnciiter 81. @el1igbal1m.
ESQUIRE ~ q. 9. steffen.
5iler 6ronf $. sllfor0.
aapla1 90. $. Hoicntbal.
Sl1ncre @ad)e @. .. 9Qforo.
Irllltees @olter 90. @al1ff,
9. 30. Gobcll, Gbas. 5telf.
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-27

Der 9erufene. uM6er,
mein 0err, pnrum beItehen Sic beua
u %Ear1nddlg oarauf, mid gu bsgIei=
ten?"
LIN sic Dor un6srlferen 3ubring=
lldle1 gu I@iiben."
59pn mDgii9. uSobcn
Sic ge6prt, bic SeIterreider iolen Ell
men Streu5er perloren haber."
rgfid ausgei@loFen! Ser mirb jc=
6enfaas 9oBenbprf aus Sc yilletto=
fde jerut5@t limb.
Gin un2ufrieoener
Nlr9e5edter (ous Dem Meituurant fpm:
msno): uWas, crit 5p6lf n6r =
uno nidts nirD me6r - einaei denf
imp Dabei bDrt mon jeBt iiherol
pon Der 9rinter : Jiiriorg'
lpre9en!!"
60 pirb's gemamt
ug{ur, pie gebt Dos Gefbdft, 5as eli
nsuli9 fauften?"
nOalle, 1) DIN 3lfrleDen. Mbe1
bor 4 Moden lDdr's mir beinab,
Nhleht gegongen. Sebt 1i9 ba an
elamal rehts ins g}ebenbaus Elm apn:
turre1t. lrp lpeniae 5oge ipdter er.
ptfnet ETH anDerer Inns ppr mir lei:
1len 2oben. Gum lleberfluB 1d9re &
Der crit an Bic Sir: uSpto(ausba,.
taut au beoeutenb herabee{eblsr
BreHen!" nno Der 3ipeiie: uMeqcr
sSrlbentur gebe ale meme Mare mi
Yreisermdbi9uag obu."
nunb 5ie9 49,"
sd babe einTo6 on meme 8i,
Gin S3ilo %gebangt:
n6aupteingons Hjer"!"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-27

8rs6afi. Mirt Oallernb
untouglih: u0o@ Sem nellen 0eleb
iperoe Id mD9liderlpeiie aud nod
2Lm W}illtdr genommen!"
@alt gum tets l6leht einl9enfe1z
Den aSlrt: uNiemols! sic baden bos
ae6Drige W}ab niht!!"
@ut gegeben. 5abrifant
BON gummiobiaben. gum nel,en Reiz
lenoen, Der feline @eI6qfte qemadt
Bat: uMir ideint, sic pertreten blob
Sbre M1dbe, aber nidt meme"
-ainoli@. !5err (3u 7pei tlei=
men anobeD: rs5Spr letO no6l Sc
19mtiter, nidt po6r?"
5;n s'Ger Der anoben: "Nein, mir
8eleibigt. Momu, gum
SDbnAen. Sos nit einigen ain6ern
Iplelt: u@as 1culit benn 10, 5ritz
5srl?!"
.gieerl: .SSo, oet Sans fat
miA an n9tuB" gebsiBen!"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-27
2ofaler @etterbcrtdJt

0apenport, 26. Nop.
Il1rhidnitts : @aromeierl tallo 29.69
0rrdid]nitts : Genlperatllr Al
Sod1ite Scnnpcratllr hcltte IA
Nieorigltc Selnperatllr lettc 9sud)t So
Normale Iemperotur fir 33
Sa1rc SO
Dllrhidunittli6e 5el,Atigfcit ser
@ieSsrid,laa III "a atltr,ocn los
Gprbcrrid)cnoe @%inoridtln1g MaS.
M%alIerItalo ltl1 Z l1br Murgc1s 6.S
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- Or. Nape, 3abnar5t gecurity
quilting. Mn3.)
@cfangcne poraefmhrt.

SIM Scott County @erid)t mllroer
neltcrn geod)mittag @arrp S. 2emo1r
Son goltegeb 1u1o 6reS @eltpbal
0rei BON Der @ra1b SSllrp bes 9eobem-
ber=Sern1ills lit slnflage5l1itan0 Der
iette @efallgel1e, norgefiibrt. Site
'orei befalr11ten iih l1idbt idltloig. Sc
altolr miro pull glnmalt @alDo 8eder,
'9ollegcB bon Il1nalt s. $. Ma1rpbb
ltllo 5reo 8eitpbal BON Mntpalt
MNapne Goof pertbeioigt meroer.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-27
Weue Nln5eigcn.
lpoessMMJe,Ds

Sreunben u,o 8efonltcn biermii
bic trallrige Nn6ribt, bob meinc licbe
@ntttn, ll11lere quite Sdhlrcitcr.