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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-15
STUBBORN SERBS
FALL BACK SLOWLY
They Are Inflicting Heavy Losses
on Invaders of Their
Country
STILL HOLD KATCHANlK PASS
Political Situation in Balkans of
More Significance Than
Military Events.
STILL HOLD KATCHANlK PASS

LONDON. November 1.-THE Ser
bians are falling back from mountain
to mountain range before the advance
of tho Austro German forces, whose
official reports enumcrate the capture
of a thousand or more prisoners daily,
a few guns and quantities OF stores.
The Serbians are fighting continuously,
however. and are inGictIng considcra bic
losses on their pursuers.
Along the eastern front the Scrbiaus
appear to bc holding their own against
the Bulgariars, and are making Il stand
on the western bank OF the Morav;,
River. So stubborn has been their re-
sistance that the Bulgarians have had
TO call for assistance from the Austro-
German artillery in their effort to drive
the defenders out of Katchanik Pass.
Thus far they have been unsuccessful.
BRITISH AND FRENCH
UNDERTAKE OFFENSIVE
The British and French troops. which
are receiving re-cnforcements, are
meeting with some success and besides
rcpulsing the Bulgarian attacks, have
undertaken small offensive movements
with good results. The Austro- g ma n
and Bulgarian forces. however. made
such progress from the beginning of
the campaign that II will take serious
work now to check them.
For the moment the political situ-
alton is Eraver than the military. The
central powers have again protested to
Greece against the landing OF allied
troops at Saloniki. King Constantine
is reported TO have replied that as
Saloniki is an open port there has been
no infringement of Greek rights in the
landing, and that Greece will remain
neutral until one of the belligerents has
transgressed against those rights.
France and Italy, who has now joined
her allies by sending q warship to Sa
loniki. arc particularly anxious as to
the attitude OF Greece
RUSSIANS DEFINITELY
STOP Won HINDENBURG
The Russians have definitely stopped
Won Hindenburs's drive toward Riga
and Dvinsk and along the Dvina River,
and have themselves started an often
sivc. but owing to the condition OF the
ground. have been able to make only
slow progress in the marsh region west
OF Riga.
Along the Stry River. in the south.
the Austro-German troops. by "a coun-
terstroke, have pierced the Russia n
lines and captured l.500 prisoners. ac-
cording TO the Berlin official statement.
These strokes are about all that can be
expected on the eastern front while the
soft weather continues.
On the western front there have bee IN
no events OF Importance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-15
EXPECT MACEDONIA 10 BE:
ANOTHER GALLIPOLI FOR ALLIES

BERLIN, November Il (by wireless
to ville).-"Reports from Sofia to
the Lokal Anzeiger." says the Oversee 3
News Agency. declare that up to the
present the Bulgarian troops have been
on the offensive against the forces of
entente powers. and that the latter
have suffered losses.
The opinion is prevalent in the Bull
garian capital" says the correspondent,
that Macedonia will be another CALI
ooli for the Anglo-French army.
Bulgaria." the Overseas News
Agency quotes the correspondent as
saying. has now gained all her ends
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-15
Pope Goes Outside
Vatican Precincts
Makes IMPORTANT Departure
From Custom Of Predecessors
BY Visiting Church.

ROME, November IA tvia PARISH
Pope Benedict has made an important
departure from the custom of the
Pontiffs by visiting the Church OF Saint
Anna. adjoining the apostolic palace,
and thus going outside the Vatican
precincts, according to the newspaper
Giornale D'Italia. Since the fall Of
temporal power. one form Of papal pro-
test against the new order of things
has been, the seclusion Of the pontins
In the Vatican
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-15
FAY WILLING TO BECOME
WITNESS FOR GOVERNMENT
LSpecial to The Times -Dispatch.l

Especial to The eTimes-Dispatchl
NEW YORK, November li.--Lieu.
tenant Robert Fay is willing to be-
come a witness for the government.
Fay is the Prussian artillery officer
arrested on October "a in Union Hill.
~ j., for experimenting with high ex-
plosiSes. subsequently,, he confessed
engineering plot to prevent the
shipment OF munitions 10 tho entente
powers by blowing up ships thus laden.
Tie asserted he was sent to America
by the German Secret Service. He
said he waa given $4,000 TO defray hts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-15
BRITISH HOSPITAL SHIPS
NOT USED TO CONVEY TROOPS

Especial Cable to The Times Dispatch. ]
LONDON. November 14.-The ad-
miralty tonight gave out the follow :
ing official statement:
"A German wireless dispatch on No
vcmber IL intimated that British hos
pital ships were being used to convey
troops, munitions and other war ma
terial.
This is absolutely false. British
hospital ships always have been and
always will be used in accordance with
conditions prescribed by the Geneva
Convention"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-15
FALSE RUMORS SPREAD
BY FOREIGN PRESS

The statement, issued by the Austro-
Hungarian admiralty. after declaring
that the foreign press had spread false
rumors concerning the sinking of the
.Ancona. says:
The submarine fred one shot in
front OF the Ancona's prov, whcreupon
the steamer fed at full speed. in ac-
cordance with the order issued bv the
italian authorities TO ship commanders
to flee or TO sink the submarine The
submarine pursued the steamer and
continued firing, but the vessel stopped
only after being hit several times,
The submarine allowed forty-five
minutes for the passengers and crew
to abandon the steamer, upon which
panic reigned. but only a small number
OF boats were lowered. and these were
occupied principally by the crew.
~ great number of boats. prohahl
sufhcient to save all the passengers re-
mained unoccupied.
After a period of fifty minutes. and
as another steamer was approaching,
the submarine submerged and tor
pedoed the Ancona, which sank after
an additional forty-nvc minutes.
1T any of the passengers lost their
lives, this was due TO the fault of the
crew. because the steamer tried to
escape after it had received orders to
stop. and then the crew only saved
themselves and not the passengers.
reports published in the foreign
press that the submarine fired on the
Ancona's lifeboats are mcndacious in
ventions When the steamer stopped
the submarine ceased friny''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-15
CONFERENCE POSTPONED
Circumstances Not Yet Favorable 10
Study Fundamental Hnscs
for Pence.

LUCERNE. SWITZERLAND (via
Paris). November 1.-THE interna- :
tional congress. called to study funda- :
mental bases for peace, which was
expected to open at Bernc on December
II, has beon postponed until after the
New Year.
The reasons given for tho postpone
merit are that the circumstances are
not yet favorable.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-15
VOLCANO IN ERUPTION
Grent Blocks of Lava and Ashes Fall
Over Entire Island OF
Str0mboIi.

ROME tvia Paris), November a.
The Royal Observatory at Catanla re-
ports that the volcano OF Stromboli
was In violent eruption on Saturday
morning. according to the Stefani News
Agency. Great blocks Of lava and ashes
have fallen over the entire island. The
town of iIpari, on the island OF tho
same name, felt shock which lasted
for short time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-15
ONLY ONE AMERICAN
OF TEN ON BOARD SAVED

ROME. November II (via Paris) of
ten Americans on the italian steamer
Ancona, when she was sunk by q sub
marine off the Tunisian coast. only one
was saved. according to a statement
issued to-day by the Italian Emigra-
ton Office.
The statement also asserts that out
of 567 passengers and crew o: the An
coma, only 239 We're saved
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-15
AFGHANISTAN PREPARED TO
MAKE WAR on ENGLAND

BERLIN, November IA tvia Sayville)
-Advices from Constantinople state
that AfghaniStan is preparing to war
against the British possessions in India
Fighting on the Afghanistan- India n
frontier already has begun at several
places.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-15
WASHINGTON WIDELY
KNOWN IN RICHMOND

In Richmond. DR.. Washington was
widely known both in colored and
white educational circles. One of those
who were most grieved by the news
OF his death last night was Giles B.
Jackson. author OF well-known his
tory of negro progress, and president
CONTINUED on Second Page.l !
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-15

In the Babuna Mountain region
the Serbs md the troops of the en-
tente nilics hnyc occupied several
Villages, Rnd the French hnSc tntxcn
n rilinge and BulEnr fort north
OF NalandovO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-15
Ieutonic Forces Repulsed by Russians
in Hard Fighting in Region Of Riga

~ the only lighting reported from
Northwcntcrn RussIn. in the re-
Eion of RiEn. the Austro-t:crmun
forces were repulscd by the Russinn
artillery fire.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-15

In the "inbyrinth" sector In Ar
tois, France. the Germans, by sud
den nttuck. EnIned II foothoid In ono
OF the Frenci, nrst-linc defenscs, hut
were driven out. leaving their
N0Unded behind.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-15
Savings banks for Itussim.

PETROGRAD. November li.--Thc
Russian government is opening 5000
new savings banks In connection with
tho post Offices.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-15

Farther south. Berlin reports for
the Germans another advance
through the Russian lines ueur
Cznrtorysk md the rcpulsc of Rus
slim attacks north of the KOvcI-
Snrny line by the .Austro-Iiun-
EnrIuns.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-15
DISCHARGED FROM POSITION
FOR DISI.OYAI.Ty TO president

CHICAGO. November 14-tieorse
Burkitt was discharged from his posi-
tion az assistant postmaster at VIM
nctka, suburb. on November by
Postmaster y. NJ. kloepfer. who wrote
Burkitt note giving as reason your
disloyalty 10 the President, and the
very unsatisfactory service which you
have been rendering. as evidenced by
the demerits which have from time TO
time been imposed upon you. and nu-
mcrous other acts OF which YOU are
fully aware"
Mr.. Rurkitt. in making public to-day
the letters exchanged between himself
ana the postmaster and Assistant Post
master-General Roper, said there had
been no demerits against him He said
there had been two conversations in
the post Office in Winnetka about the
Presidents betrothal. In one all the
clerks were talking of the affair. he
said. and several had expressed
opinions
Burkitt said that later II man came
III and remarked that the President
was going to be .,arried. and added:
DIDN'T wait long, did he?" Burkitt
said he replied: Hardly a year." or
something Of the kind. adding, 1T
seems TO me that man ought To wait
at least Il year before rcmarrying and
J don't see why the President should
be any exception"
MADE REMARKS CASUALLY.
AND MEANT NO DISRESPECT
Burkitt said that in both instances
he make the remarks casually and
meant no uisr esT ect to the President
The only person who overheard the
second conversation besides the speak
ers. Burkltt said was Postmaster
Klocpfcr's brother. who later was an
pointed 10 nurkitts position. ,Burkitt
said that MIR. kloepfcr had made ef-
forts to sct back the correspondence
in the ease.
Postmaster klocpfer said to-day that
the discharge had been I'm conformity
with the civil service rules. and that
the department at Washington had up
held the discharge Of Burkitt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-15

campaign is iniicntcd, according to
Sniohiki dispatches. by the arrival
at thnt port of the Italian cruiser
PicmOnte. This cruiser bonn nibnrdctl
nnd destroyed the rnilroad station
nnd lnrEc number OF ears Ion,lcd
with Wnr munitions nj DcdruEhntch,
bulgaria. on her way to SnIoniki.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-15

Serbian forces continue to rctrcnt
In North Scrhin. Ncriin declares
that the Srrbinns have been thrown
bnck along the whole front, and TINT
the Germans nnd UuIgarInns arc nd-
SnncinS from the Southern Mornyn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-15

In the south, the town of Tctcoyo
hns been the scene Of spirited ne
fion. The Serb!nns captured this
place. but Inter the BuIEnrlnns are
repurtcd to have rctnkcu II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-15
SHIP STOPPED ONLY
AFTER BEISt. SHIELDED

BERLIN. November il tby wireless
to Sayville) The Austro- Hungarian n
ambassador to-day officially announced
that the Italian steamship Ancona at
tempted TO escape after warning shot
had been fired across her bow, and
that she only stopped after being
shclled several times hy an Austrian
submarine, says the Overseas News
Agency.
The submarine commander. II is fur
their asserted, allowed the Ancona's
passengers and crew forty-five minutes
TO abandon the ship. after which the
vessel was torpedoed. The report that
the submarine fired on the lifeboats is
denied.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-15
1880 to nnlti,norc and uc,urn.

York River Linz. Elegant nnw steamers.
Fine overnight trip. Phone Madison c72.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-15

Otherwise, there has heen only
artillery action ON the western line.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-15

Continued on Second Page.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-28
Seine Mall= ,tnD GlamcuicndJe in
pbcr 1tmt @elt 2ibcrtp.

@lf Suffrage oes Traiioe1ten 81.
s. Iarpion BON Ser Scott Goll1tp
6arm ~Slnpronelnent 2eagl1e traf ge=
tern Elm 56reiben zines tbierar5tli-
den gadperitartoigen Ser gl1noe5re=
gierl1ng nit Der Nad)rid)t Gin, ouB
1peoer III Me]t 9ihertp nod IN Ser
l%1ngegel1o bon @eit 2ibertp Tale
bon Waltl= ulto &%lal1enieltd)e feltge=
ltellt moroen maren.
Mls porgeltcrn Sos 8eriidt bon
Der Waltl= mo &lauenleude altf-
tal1dlte, pnroen Die Iarmer bes
Counties beunrubigt nno eill 8ean1=
ter Der gnnbesregierlntg Iteate iofort
cine llnterind)ung a1l. 1ieier geom=
tie lteate felt, Bog eil1e gemobnlide
&ranf6eit fiir Waltl= l1l1o &4ouenieu=
DIE %gebalten moroen NOR, tpoblrd)
0am1 0as @eriibt in l11nlal1f fu1n.
Sic 6armer bon Scott Gol,rttp atb.
meten erlcidtert oltf, ais lie geltern
e fl1brel1, oaB es lid7 mn Inn Elm I'M
tbeltatigtcs @eriiht banoelte.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-28
gas nensEc alHacl.g opt.

So pare slpar Ielr eepost, bas
natbitfGettbe fteu %erfunbene 8pot oas
oleBte Wprt" tn psr @rbnuung DDh
Mettren1zSpotel1 Su lteanei,. SSms
MERLIN TT es bus neueTte Wprt bis
auf peiteres, unb es lift lt9erlid Elm
lebr bemerfenslpertes @ebilbe, glei9=
piel, ob ibm bic SIRE auteilApirb, Bel
ben inter1atiDhalett Sabt=W ettrennen
p%erpenost gu perbell, pper 5libt.
Sine pppnlar-ipiiieni9aftlihe 3sif.
|i9rift Die M6t p%preilis IN ibren
96liHen 81 lein pflest, teilt ii5er
bie1es SoufenpfoiiaSBppt pes na1eren
nit:
Das neue 5abr5epg fann cine
S6nelligteit bpn 60 BIS 80 Met>.
7 en- prn Gtllltoe enitpideln, lpas oui
BEN Mafier cine nabeSu ans llnz
glaublide gren5etlbe 9eiftut1g lit. Dies
pirO bauptiddltA bnburd mD9lid,
bab bas 8opt au6 nit 5lugeIn
msgeriitet it, mel9e baralf etnse=
sri6tet finb, pas Maifer ebenio gu
%fangea. lpie bic Tlisel eines Meroz
plot1s bic 2uft fonget.
Matl tann bie1es Babraeug in ber=
f6iebener GrDBe beritellen; aber bas
@eriudsz8D 1T nur 19 SUP 1lnb 9
Soil lang ut1b 12 SUP pberzmittelz
brett. Ser Numpf bat eine Weite
pm 6 SUB; unb ieber Der 5ligel 1T
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&ennzM ai9ine ppn $50 PferOetrdf
ten ousgeitattet, Die gepDbnli9 nit
1900 nmbrebultgen prp Minute lduft,
unb Die gropeller nit 225O nmbrez
bunsen prp Mtnute ~ al1p bas onz
bert9albfabe ibrer eigenen @6nellig-
felt ~ poripdrts treibt!!
No9 manhe anbere neuarttge Sin
ri@tung bat bieIes 8oot muf5upei=
len: unter anberm aud, bob bag
|15teuerruber ii9 an 8ug, olfo borne,
befinbet, mabrenb Der 6teuermmu
felber i'm 9interteile libt. Gben bier,
burd foll es m0glia gemadt per=
ben, bas 8ppt Bel ieber erreidbarep
5abrz Gei4pinbi9feit lei6t gu BON
tieren, inbem cine Wirfung Des am
8ug befinbli9en 5teucrruDers BARN
Deficit, bab bas Boot BEL Der Nus
fiibrung elmer 9re6ung Die Neigung
bat, iib I'm bas 5teuerrltber nie I'M
cine Mngel berum5ubrehen.
So melt bic ienfationellen Dor
5iise bieics 8ootes; bic grfabrunger
nerben ppbl our gin1Grdnfuns man
der Mngabe n0tigen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-28
&irttf in irbr furjer 3eit,
Solar @npiSs Mant, Scr at G1eu-
matisnnas lit, lunroc in flrscr
3cit bmrd) Sanlae fnrirt.

Mlr einigc Ioien Ennloc, oie Mei
iterzWaeoi5in, fltrirtcn S. Hltfiea, $50
a. Muelll1e, @eit Geoar Mopios, Sa.,
mobnbaft, ser an 6cSelitetoelr5 dmlcr.
5en inn &orpcr lit, iomie an 591of-
loiigfeit, Nppetitloitafeit llto ull-
5lpeiielbaft OH ei1tietenoem Mbellma=
.tisl1l1s. gsadloem Ncrielbe BON Den
Dltnoerpollcn grfulgeu oieies Mittels
gelelcn hattc, meld)cs Mn0eren gebpl=
len batte, probirtc or Die Meoi5in
INFO tit iett oanfbur, Oab CT oies ge-
tban hat. ST lagt:
uGie Ieeter Mplatc NOR neine
gelalnobeit in idlled)tcm 3ultanb.
Decline slrbeit beoi11gte piel seGen,
mas mir oft icbr idmer nllroc, 10
Dob i} mciitens il1 ernnttetem 3u-
lton0 mur. % id) 1lid)t id)lafen folllt=
te, 10 tbat mir bic Mllbe menig gut
un0 i1 NOR beim Mltfitebell miioer
mie bcim Sdlafengebelr.
Sd) battc gepobnlib Sd}mer5e1
am aa115e1 &orper. Mei1e &orpcr-
fraft NOR fort. Sd apuBte, bab ih
iofortige @iilfe boben m1Bte, mer11l
i'd, nid1t 9all5lid ans 8ett gefelielt
iein mollte. Mahbem i6 cine 6luide
Ianlac gcfaltft l1lt0 lofort einaelrpr1-
mer battc, fiiblte id iogleid Die en-
folareide @irfl1l1g. Sd fam iett
mieoer gut ihlafen l11o aln .Morgen
beim Mufiteben bin i6 geiano uno
Die gdmer5en im &orper
bcrldlptnoen unO ib fanr1 iest
11nb tidtig elien. SS1 emf
pfeble 0esbalb Ianlac Muen, sic
franf iinb."
3emnitrotioren bon ganlac mer-
ben ieoen Sag gegeben IN 5hlegel's
220 mcltIide 2. 5trabe, 81
meldelt 0as Rllblifl1m bon 3open=
port uno l1mgegen0 ber5lid]it einge=
LADEN lit. Ianlac lit Elm number
uoIes Mittel gegen Hbelrnatismas,
&atarrb=2ei0e11, Wager, 2cber, Ser
itopfltng n16 lonitige 2eiben. gs lit
ein Comic fir oas gar5e &orper=
Ipltem. Wn5.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-28
9(lts sem @crid)t.

@id)ter 2etts bot SEN @dlnBberidt
bon gilbert Martens, 8ormun0 bon
Moelia &iltellmader, g%l1tgebeiBen.
Die &epitone Mltbber Gompanb
bat 6llrd aniDalt Siaac Getersberger
nm Mllsltelltng zines u@rif of Mt-
tadn1ent" I'M getroge Don $4,000
gegen nie 8rotp11 Iarieab COMPANY
erinden laiiel1.
Iominiltrationsbriefe pltroen an
S. 8. Sermon, 81 Observation-Disclosures
Der geadlaiienidaft bon 2ebi g.. Soc
Gabe, al1sacitellt. Mnlpalte fins
Searle l1to Mariball.
silfe Ncblirtg, lpelde in elmer BON
Carrie Qange unseltrengten &lage
ols 9eflabte %genannt murbe, bat
onr6 9nmalt So. sc. Ghamberlin
cine 41tlport auf 0ie &lageibrtft
btaterlegen lalien.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-28
OF. gcnaOom sit Celebrate BON
$3.50 pcrltrtheilt.

Or. IS. 81. genaoom, melher ser
atlgeIebliden ausiibung Ser meoi5i=
1tild)e1 Graris Dor mebreren Mohen
i'm Scott County 3iitriftsgeri9t
ldrloig be 1r1Oen muroe, lit gel terri
bon @idter 81. g. 8orfcr gu elmer
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iten 6es 8erfabrens berurtbeilt NOR.
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Gage nad SEM Shuloipru6 burh
leif1en Inapalt sc. 9. Cannon 8e=
rltfung fir cine 11elle @erbonolung
ei1llegen. gi6ter Barter gepGbrte
ibm 3eif bis 5o1tnabeno gum SIN,
terlegen enter BEGINNINGS 9iirgi9aft,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-28
8iG Sbcil6abcridaft anflDiclt.

8iIiam Bearoslep bot ourd gln=
tpalt %. sc. Gbolnberlin cine &laqe
1tn 9nfloilng Der Mcilboberidaft
5lDl1d9en linn unb s. SO. 9}olf inn
Scott County 1itriftsgeridt eril,=
den loilen. Ml1d) loll 9}olt iiber Sen
8eldaftsbetrieb @ednl,ng obleger.
8earoslep mad)t in ser alogeihrift
gelte11o, Iein Observation-Disclosures lei
ben geoilngllngen Der Iheil6o6erldaft
11id]t nad)gefomnten. ST ll1lb RoIt
botten I'M 9eopember 1914 cine Ibeil=
baberld)aft gebilbet l,r,0 ieitbcr SOS
Mtlantic @otel betrieben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-28
@un, spbe abberufen,
6rau 6. BOILER.

@eltern elbe11o Inn S:42 l1br trof
aus Chicago sic 2eide BON 6rou 6.
3oller bier elm. Tral, Soller lit bor-
geltern M6eno Inn 5ebn l1br i'm Mi=
dael Steele @oIpitnl in Chicago ge<
..itorbc1. Sic purbe ONT 3. Sanrar
1866 in Davenport geboren un6 bot
foit ibr gan5es 2eben bier 51ge-
.brodt. gluBer oem @atten,s Serrn
g. Boiler, miro iie iiberlebt bon 6rei
&inoern, SSre0 un0 2iQian Softer BON
3ape1port, Srau @6mor6 2amp bon
God Nsla11b lotDie elmer 6fmeter,
5ralt Mngltit 3ouer. Die @orberei-
tllngen fir Die @eeroigung iino nod
1ti9t ~getroffen morbel1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-28
9prnr1sder1 i'm Homiln sleater.

SIM Jamilp I6eater an Ser Meit
3. straBe 5pilden Ser Mai1 un6
Sarriipn miro ont Sonnabeno Mor.
gen abermals cine @onoelbi(oer-8or=
ltellu1g flir ain0er 5l1r M11ffiibrung
gela1gen. ah1f Dem Erogromm itebt
Dos rei5en0e Ward)en u9prnrDs9en".
Die BON Der @elhaftsleitl1ng 0es So
mllD Ibeaters eingefiibrte Meuerl1ng,
jeoen Sonnobeno Worgen cine Bor=
itelll1ng fir &'nlber 51t ge6en, bat IN
Der go115en Staot freuoigen slnflnng
gel l1noen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-28
strafenarbeit fait fcrtissefellt,

strabenfommiiidr Serq1laln Goets
COB geitern befannt, bob Sic glrbei=
ten oes itaOtiiden straBen=G eporte=
nlellts INIT Ibid)lub oieier ISOLDE fir
oiele SQllon lbeen0igt ieien. Sic
StraBen befal1oen iid] fir Sen fon1=
mel1oe1 @il1ter IN al1sge5eihnetcm
3ltltano. Sir oas StraBen=G eparte=
ment iino in letter 3eit 60 Mrbeiter
INTO % 8elpanne tbatig g%eneie11.
Ser grpbere sbeil Ser slrbeiter miro
mahrldell1lid) ONT sonaabello abge=
legt merGer.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-28
2ufalcr @etterberidjt.

Iopenpprf, %. Sft.
Durd1ldnitts garomcteritan0 1914
9urhidnitts Semperotllr . Sc
9odNte Sem4opratur bel1te . 70
Nieoriglte Sen1peratur leste Radt 81
Mormale Semperatl1r fir SO
Sabre AZ
aurdidnittlide Geudtiefeit ser
2l1f it 50
Mie0erldlog III "a gtlnoen 600
8orberride1t0e @inoridtltng . @.
8alierltalr0 NM Z l1br Moreens 5.5
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-28
Hir's Mptle Grc1ts.

6rau Gliio Morlod, 1926 nelnte
Mpel1ue, @of Sslanb, ST., fat Elm
lilbernes SalatbcI ted gum @elten oes
ytotben &rel15es ol1i Mntbeilideine
perfauft un0 0amit einen 8etrog bon
$500 e%r5ielt, mel6e burd ibren
@atten on Sic @elhaitslteQc oes
Ser 3emofrat" obeeliefert mltroen.
Ser St1bober Ser ,gliidlid)en drummer
Der Nnt6pilideine, Sem in 5Solgc Sic
Ter bas Salat=9eltecf 5l1gefolen lit,
ut Serr 16omas 6rallenbofer, 1926
11el111te glpenlle, &od Sslnno, Sa.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-28
Trcb @eltp6al mieoer perbaftet.

6rco @eltpbol, meld)er porgefern
apegel1 &llbeltorluae 5l1 elmer @elo-
itrafe bon 81 unb in Die &olten Der
gerbonolung per1rtbeilt morben NOR,
pl1rOe geltern abermols bon Ser $50
li5ei fe1tgcnonur1en. gr ion 1id) al,f
Die M1lflage, i'm M1ai oieles Sabres
elr1et1 s. 8. Me6rens %geborenoen
neber5leber inn 81. 2ouis 5au5 ge,
1toblen SIT boben, bcra1tporten
@leid nod oem 0iebitabl 5pG Weit.
pbal aus Der StaOt gefliihtet iein.
Meltpbol miro beute Morgel1 Noli5ei.
ridter 2ouis 6. Goooemig porgeiiibr1
mer0en.