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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-04

Letters introduced in Roosevelt
Libel Trial Show Republican
Leader Fell Our With Whole
Organization in 1899.

COURT HOUSE, SYRACUSE, y. Y,
May 4.-When William Barnes lost
out on state printing in 1899 he COM
planned bitterly to Boss" Platt. lie
denounced Lemuel T. Quigg and fell
out with the whole republican organ
ization.
This was brought out today in the
$4,000 libel suit when Edward T.
Platt. son of the late senator pro-
duced letters from Barnes to Platt.
The introduction of the letters how
ever, opened up an almost endless
new line of evidence for the plaintff
Mr.. WINS succeeded in getting permis-
sion TO have Platt produce this after
noon all other RooseveIt-P Platt CORE
spondence that was not read by Wins
during the cross examination of Roos-
evelt
When court opened today Col Roos-
evelt was accompanied by Franklin
ID. Roosevelt, his nephew, assistant
secretary of the navy.
Roosevelt was a democratic candi-
date for United States senator when
James A. O'Gorman was elected TO
succeed Chauncey Nj. Depew ROOse-
choice of Prest Wilson.
Justice Changes Ruling.
The appearance of the cabinet Off
Ger was a surprise. 1t was believed
he would testify TO the alleged Barnes
Murphy senate combination that re
suited in the overthrow of William h.
Sheehan.
The summoning Of Franklin D.
Roosevelt was the result of Justice
Andrews change of ruling yesterday,
when he announced that Col. ROOse-
welt could offer additional evidence to
show he aCTed without personal
malice toward Barnes when he made
his political statements last fall.
The first evidence of the day was
documentary. Stewart Hancock, of
counsel for Roosevelt. read into the
records bids for departmental print
ing ia Albany from 1899 10 1913. lie
also read excerpts from the stipula-
ton entered into when the state of
New York sued William Barnes AL
bany Journal Co. for alleged over
charge for printing. William Lyon,
of the J. b. Lyon Printing Co. of Al
bany, was the first witness. He iden-
tided his company's check book and
explained various stubs, covering the
period of 1S99-O1 Fred G. Foster,
chief clerk of the state printing board,
then was recalled to complete the
printing ring evidence he began yes
terday afternoon.
More Documentary Evidence.
Documentary evidence that may
string out the trial TO a considerable
extent was provided for when Justice
Andrews issued an order requiring
State Controller Eugene y. Travis 10
produce In court all original docu-
ments bearing on Albany state print
ing demanded 10y counsel for Col.
Roosevelt
Justice Andrews also ordered state
Treasurer J. l.. Wells and Sec'y Of
state Francis NJ. Hugo, 20 pro-
duce similar documents After some
technical testimony dealing with the
lerring Of printing contracts the Plat
letters had again the center OF the
sage.
Edward T. Platt. son of the late
Son T. &. Platt, produced the Platt
Barnes letters demanded by Col
Roosevelt He brought with him 139
letters from Barnes 10 Platt covering
the period from 1890 10 Platt's death
in 1910.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-04
ELECTION AT BALTIMORE
Republicans and Democrats Both
Claim Victory.

BALTIMORE. Md. May with
both the republicans and democrats
claiming victory. all Baltimore Is vot-
ing today for mayor and city council
men.
Charles II. Heintzeman, the repub-
lican candidate expects to win by
5000 majority, while Mayor James H..
Preston. democratic nominee for re-
election. is confident OF winning 'by
a large majority"
A heavy early vote is being pOlled.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-04
RIDES MULE ON WAGER;
FARMERS BRIDE KILLED

DYERSBURG. Tenn. May Mrs.
Chester Keith. a bride OF two weeks.
made a wager with her husband that
she could ride a plow mule from the
baru TO the cornneId. The mule be
came frightened, ran away and drag
ged Mrs. Keith several hundred feet
with her foot caught in trace chain.
She died today.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-04
ATTEMPTS TO KILL VILLA
stan officer Reduced for DisObedience
shoots General.

SAN ANTONIO. Texas. May A
private dispatch received here dated
May 1 relates that an attempt on the
life OF Gen Villa was made by Col.
Olivas. a member OF his staff at Chi
huahua IL was said three shots were
fred at Villa and that he was wound
ed twice, though neither wound was
serious Olivas- the dispatch said. was
killed By fellow officers. The trouble
was supposed To have been started hv
the reduction Of Olivas 10 the ranks
OF dlsobedience.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-04
TRY TO IDENTIFY MAN
FOUND NEAR RAILROAD

MICHIGAN CITY. Ind MAY f-
The police are making efforts 20 estah-
lish the identity of a man about 80
wears old. who was found o DAYS ago
lying beside the Michigan Central
tracks near New Buffalo Mich The
man has recovered consciousness only
long enough 20 say that his name is
George Rowe
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-04
GOV. CAPPER ORDERS A
GENERAL ELECTION PROBE

TOPEKA. Kas., May Gov Cap
per today ordered a general election
probe in Kansas City, kas. The gov
ernor has informa ton that he thinks
indicates worse conditions in Kansas
City than in Terre Haute. and ne may
cali on the federal officials for help.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-04
REVISION OF WAGES Is
BUSINESS OF CONVENTION

LOUISVILLE, KY. May 4-Revis-
ion Of the wage scale is the chief bus
mess before the convention OF the
Amalgamated Association Of Iron.
steel and Tin Workers Of America.
which began today. Pres't John Will
liams OF Pittsburgh presided. The
convention may continue three weeks.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-04
TEXAS FLOOD TOLL 41
Thirty-Six Bodies of Victims Have
Been Recovered.

HOUSTON. Texas. May 4.-Ohicial
figures made public today fixed the
total dead in the recent Texas floods
at Al. Thirty-siX bodies have been
recovered and five persons who are
missing at Austin were listed with
the dead In and about Austin alone
q bodies were recovered.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-04
MARSHALL IN SOUTH
Vice President TO Deliver Lectures in
Mississippi.

PH0ENIN. Ariz MAY g. Vice
Pres'r and Mrs. Thomas r. Marshall,
who have been here for a month visit
ing Mrs. Marshalfs parents. left to-
DAY for New Orleans. After being the
guests Of several organizations of New
Orleans the vice president viii deliver
"a series Of six lectures i'm Mississippi.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-04
EIIJFD BY SWTTCH ENGINE.

RENTON HARBOR. Mich. MAY (.
Christ Hepke "a years old en-
ploved at the Malleable Iron works.
was run over and killed today by "a
Pere Marquette switch engine. His
legs wers severed al the hips
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-04
AUTO PLUNGES INTO SEA
one Woman Drowned and Three Are
Rescued.

ATLANTIC CITY. y. j.. Nav g.
Miss Bella James OF Goshen. ~ J.
was drowned early today when a.
automobile IN which she was riding
plunged over a wall into 20 feet ~
water early today. Three other &C.
cupants OF the machine were saved.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-04
Latest Bulletins
From War Zone

LONDON. May 4.-The Finan-
cial News today prints the fol-
lowing
1T is reported from Dutch
source that German submarines
have been ordered to sink every
American vessel sighted. especial
ly passenger liners. without re-
gard for loss of American life. in
order to demonstrate the absolute
impotence of the United States"
COPENHAGEN. May a. - A
German warship has shelled and
set on fire the Lagskaer light
house. on one of the Aland islands
at the entrance 10 the Gulf of
Bothnia. according TO a dispatch
received \today from Stockholm.
a general German attack is eX-
pected on the coast.
LONDON. May 4-The number
OF ships tOrpedoed by German
submarines i'm the as hours be-
tween Saturday evening and Mon
day eVenino was increased TO 10.
today when il became known that
the British steamer Minterne had
ands Monday.
The German torpedo hit the
Minterne, a vessel of 3,01S tons.
on the starboard side and killed
two firemen in the engine room.
The rest of the crew. with Capt.
:. VI. CToskery. escaped and were
landed at Pensance today
The Minterne was a London
steamer built at Stockton in 1908.
She was $50 feet long.
LONDON, May A Leith
dispatch. TO the Star states that
the captain of the Norwegian
steamer Sernebo reported on ar
riving there that he had sighted
two Norwegian steamers burning
in the North sea.
LONDON. May 4-The EX-
change Telegraph company's cor
respondent at Athens telegraphed
today that the vail (governor) of
Smyrna. had opened negotiations
with the allies looking TO the sur
render of Smyrna.
ATHENS. May Allied troops
have been landed at Ephesus, 81
miles southeast of Smyrna, To CO.
operate with the warships of the
Anglo French fleet in their attack
upon that city, according 10 dis
patch received today from ChiOs.
Another dispatch from Mitylene
states that four British warshlps
bombarded the Smyrna forts yes
terday and that the bOmbardment
of the forts along the Dardanelles
was resumed by the French and
British warships today. Owing to
lack Of hospital ships for their
forces wounded on Gallipoh pc
ninsula. it is reported that the al
lies will transport their injured TO
Athens.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-04
TNTERNIEMs OFTICERs.

PLYMOUTH. England, NAV A.
United States Consul Joseph G. Ste
phen. who is investigating the attack
upon the American oil ship Gulfight
by German submarine. interviewed
Second officer Paul Bower and eight
other members of the crew today.
Testimony secured from seamen on
the Gulhignt VIII be part of Ambass-
adOr W. H. Pages report on the in
Cident 10 the state department at
washington. Members of the crew OF
the Gulfght while admitting that the
weather was foggy off SCilly islands on
Saturday were insiStent I'm declaring
that the nationality of the Gulhight
could not be mistaken. Although no
submarine was seen at the moment
when the American ship was tor
pedoed one had been seen about %
minutes previously. The Gulhight was
i'm convoy OF two British patrol boats
when she was attached.
Followed ny Warship.
second officer Bower said that the
Gulhight had been followed all the
way across the Atlantic 10y friendly
warship. which kept out Of sight but
maintained constant wireless com
munciation with the Gultiight.
The Gulfight now lies in Crow
Sound with a hole i'm her bow. her
forward deck down 10 the water and
ner propeller just showing dSteIh
After being towed into port heavy
gale blew up which gave rise TO fears
that the disabled ship might be
swamped. Salvage steamers and Brit
ish patrol boats have been standing
hv the Guldight ever since she was
towed into Crow Sound.
According 10 a CurSorv inVestga-
ton the ships SI.00O.000 cargo OF
oil was not damaged and practically
all of IL could be saved unless the
vessel was swamped by the heavy sea.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-04

ST PAUL. Mlnn.. NAY & The
death warrants OF six saloons were
signed today when official returns on
yesterdays option elections gave the
dry forces "a majority in three coun-
les. Chisago, Lac Qui Psuie and Isan-
Il.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-04
THE WEATHER

INDIANA - Fair tonight.
cooler in northeast and ex-
treme south portions: pos
IDLY light frost in low places
LOWER MICHIGAN -
CLOUDY tonight. Wednesday
generally fair: frost tonight
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-04

LONDON, May A Leith
dispatch. TO the Star states that
the captain of the Norwegian
steamer Sernebo reported on ar
irving there that he had sighted
two Norwegian steamers burning
in the North sea.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-04

LONDON. May 4.-The EX-
change Telegraph company's cor
respondent at Athens telegraphed
today that the vail (governor) of
Smyrna, had opened negotiations
with the allies looking TO the sur
render of Smyrna.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-20

9. Mert cine 5beioungsflage i'm
8eri6t eingereidt. Die &lagerin be-
iduloigt BEN Mngeflasten megen b0s-
milligen Gerlullens. Ias 9aar mar
ieit oem 3. Sftober 1906 perbeira-
tbet.
Miniam 3. See BON Mercer Count
tp, Ser Dor GINGER 3eit nud Dem $50
tertopn SrrenaipI geld}ift ml1roe,
rltft Oas @eleb an, alm aus Sem sllpl
befreit 81 merben. See ioll beoel,ten-
0es @runoeigentbum i'll Mercer
County baben.
Seiratbs i. grlal,bniBideine.
@apne Ibomas lltb Sri. Clio
'5obrbcd, erie, 81.
CHARLES @. @rnlf umb Sri. 2lct
|Sbomas, 8elps, 81.
Clemens Meier l1no Sri. gIand)'
&lein, 3abe11port.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-20
Gin gerpilier 8ert 9inSea

Gin gemiiler 8ert 9inoell ent-
lprang porgeltern aus oem Srrenalpl
SIT Moterto1pn, muroe aber geltern
bon Ser Noli5ei abgefangen ul1O lpie-
ser nad Matertomn abgefiibrt, no er
iest beller berpad)t miro.
Sic 6eimfebrrpod)e muroe geitern
in Goal 0allep e%roffnet. 6unOerte
uder baben iid nad} Goal 8allep
,%begeber, I'M an Sen tagliden Ieiern
tbeil5unebmen. Sir ieoen Gag iinO
al1sge5eihnete 4rogro1rme 5uiam.
mengeitellt mor0e1t. Slit geniige10
l1nterbalttng feblt es nidt,
Ser friibcre sdlllluperi1te1oent
is. s.. Msarlm bat cine Stelung i'm
lelber 5ah III Sen Sdl1len bon ct.
|Glpub, Minn., a%11genommen nto
miro leinen Holten BORT om /. Sep
tember antreten.
Sic 5oblreid}e Cor Semitic belt
geltern auf Gampbea's Sslanb lire
Ta1l,ilien5l1lammenflulit ab. Tiele
Samilie bel,ebt alts etiua 200 Wit=
glieoern ul1o ,%geboren Die dltercn
Mitglieoer 5u Ben eriten .allliieolerl
bon Rod Sslanb Goimtp. Sic alte.
item Ser Tanrilie lil10 l1rgroBpoter
uno l1rgroBml,tter. Mn eirtcm inter.
ella1ten 4roaralnm rno Ser better
8eipirtbltng ieblte es bel Ser 3llam.
merlfllnft ni6t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-20
Scenes ans Sod Sslauo.
sitnne Scr Miionri=s puobc ant
9DnnerStag.

9iel elbe mllrbe, mie iiblid, ourd)
Ben bon Ser 5pno6e ermGblten @ap.
9err1 3aitor Sob. Gilbert BON
Camille, ST., NIT 8erlei ing zines
'Sdriftabidnittes ur1o @ebet croffnet.
95a6 alter urrb lobli1er Site Be-
ld)aftigt iib sic Spnooe in ibren
MorgeniiBnngen nit 2ebrberbanb-
lllngen. 9iele meroen in oieiem Sat.
re 0urb @errn NaItor grnlt ISlod
aus Neoria, Sllinois, geleitet, ser
al1f @rllnb 0es bierten Mrtifels ser
slugsburgilden &onfeliipn elm Mefee
rat iiber sic 2ebre bon Ser @edtfcrti-
glltg ausgearbeitet botte inns nun
NIT Ser 8erlellng 6eslel6en onfing.
yaad etnigen einleitenocn 9en1erfl1n.
gen iiber 6ie 5teuung ser llttberi-
1d}en Stride CUR ein5igen g%rfenntniB-
queae Der driitliden 2ebrc, ser 8i-
bel, lGritt Der Serr Meferent CUR
Musfiibrung ieiner erlten Ibele, Sic
|ba lalltet: u3ie 2ebrc bon ser Gtedt-
fertigung lit ser Dohite nno iiirnebm-
lite Mrtifel Der gar5en dri1tliben
!2ebrc."
SSn Ser Musfiibrlrng oieier Sbeie
mics Ser Scrr &eferent al Ser @anb
biitoriider Iatel1 nod, tpie llnlere
|5pnooe III loren mrld)ieoenen apn-
iferen5el1 un6 9iitrifte1 idon bonn
Sabre 1869 on iih fort 1ll,o fort mil
|0iei er 2ebrc beldaftigt nlr0 oalnit be.
mieien fat, oaB Tie bieie 2ebre alS
DOS Ser5, Sic Come l1nb 3entral.
Ilebre" ser driltlidelt @eligion II
bolllter lte%bcr5eugl1ng erterl1e nn(
Iidaec.
Dieie 2ebre lit ser gdliiieI 5a al.
len mtoeren 2ebren ser beiliger
lSdrift. Min1mt man 6aber iie aus
Ser Sdrift, Damn bleibt oas 8ibcl'
bud MIR cine Summlung bon Sitten'
lebren, tpie Sic Ser Deioniiden Moral'
IeDrer, oenm llimnnt man Gbriitln
GUS Ser Sdrift, Damn miro mon alr1
2dlterer bes @rlolers ser Mcnidbeit
Ser Mpo1tel 4a1lls lelb1t preiit 90
rllm al1d) oiele 2ebre als sic b0dJltt
@eisbeit. nn0 befennt, DOB er nidts
miIie1 min ols allcin bon gbrilto SEN
@efrel15igterr; l1no bab iie Sic Ter
borgene @eisbeit lei, bon ser 81,
8roben unb @llgen III ser Mel
nidts ipil1en ll116 in ibrer ielbltcige
men tieflten @eisbeit nid)t erfemen
ion0ern nlr perfernen ms 3Dorbei
idelten.
Dl,rd grfenntniB un6 Offences gc
felnttiB 0ieier 2ebre lit Doftor Mar
tin Cutler Ser Meformator Ser &ird)
geipor6elt, ltad)oem er lie lrnter idppe
ret Mnfcbtlulgen r,lo groben See
lenfdmpfen flor aus ser Deiligel
|5drift erfafli1t bette. sic preoigt
ct lnb fir lite ltritt er gegen ein MIDI
|tiges Seer bon 6ei,16cn bis III oel
SOD.
Die apeiteren Mnsfii6rungen IN,
8emerflngeu SIT bieler GGele BON ei
1ter ga1t5en &eibe bon Spnobalc
5eugte,t bon bem groben Sntereiit
nit meldem Sen Mllsfiibrrmgen Sc
&errn &eferenten iibcr bieien grobe
@rtifel lcs apoltolildcn SNn16ollm
bon Ser Gergebll1a ser SiillScn 81
} folgt mnroe.
Serr @aitor CIR. Geracn mllrs
an Stelle 8altor glbcrts, Ser 1a'
/ &alie reiien mnBte, gum &aplan Sc
5DnoOe ertpablt. L.,auAl
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-20
Scenes auS MnscQtine.

Die Union gopialgs go1rf bon
@ilton bot gegen Sarnep llroangen
cine Toroerungsflage fir $6,125.73
auf cine unbe5nblte 9eotc i'm 8eridt
anbangig gemadlt.
Ser Sugen0bereil1 ser 0el1tiden
9nptiitenNemeinoe belt borgelter11
stberO eil1c intereliant oerla1fene
MISUNDERSTANDING ab, BEL melder
ein reidlbaltiges Nrogram sur Ml1s-
1fiibrlu1g fam.
Die aartoffelernte in Malscati11e
County miro oieies Sabr cine be0eu,
tcl1oe meroen. Irob 0es pielen Me-
gems lino sic groapfel in Dem I'M
.@olntp Mfirolid)en Sanblano iebr
gut %geoieben. Ger 911rdlidmitt per
9ltihel ra1tgirt bon SOC Bis 40e.
Sir sic @erpnltung Ser Stoot
miro fir bns fommenbe Snbr $780,
900 altsgelest 1perocn. Sir offent=
|lides 2idt (Strabenbeleudtllng etc.
iino $4,000 ausgeiebt; fir 5tra-
Benpflege nn0 Heinigung Sit 900,
fir Sellertpebr 9epartement $t6,-
1000; fir @aiierapcrf : 9epartement
|$t5,000; fir Mb5ablung ser ltaoti-
|iden Shulen $20,000; fir Yoli5ei-
Department $4,000 l1fm.
@1breno er bei ser Mrbeit an ser
|Ditlid)en 2. StraBe Bride b~eld)aftigt
(mar, ml,rbe 4oam Spelt idlimm Der
lcst, oils er BON einem Mntomobil
iiberfabren prroe. Die gerletungen
iino nid)t lebensgefabrlidl 0ob mirS
Ser Murn fir langere 3eit arbeits'
nnfdbig iein. Ser 2enfer oes Nllto'
mobils fllbr nad) 0em l1nfaa cil1fad
%tpeiter l1nO befiimmerte it'd nid)t I'm
0el1 perletten Mam.
81. 8. @eert, ein moblbefannte,
5armer bon Safe Gnmnibip erlit
~porgeItern bei Scr Mrbeit i'm Sell
| hns%,,op ,,,oo,,LI,.4o Snc n
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-20

Ole electrical Contribution aro
Madlinerp So. an ser 3. @pe11l1e nnb
10. StraBe bat ei1lcn &ontraft fir
100000 erbalten fir Die eleftriide
1rabtleitung Ser nel,en Snterurbm
2inie 5miiden 1l1buqlle u110 3pers=
bile, Soma. Die Mrbeit lol ioiort in
Nngriff genomme1 lperoen. SEER
6erbert Nulo bon lier miro 2eiter Der
Mr6eiten lein.
Sin u1lbefanntersM }ann, Ser leinen
Rdr1er ols Treo Dolr1g angab, per=
ludtc eeltern eil1en 1~pertbluien Gbed
ifiir 500 I'M 4eopies Store on Ser
20. StraBe abauieben; ood) mur6e
INN ei11 5trid burh Sic &ednlng
gemad9t, inoem sic @oli5ei berad)rid-
|tigt ml1roe, noratrfbm Ser 6renbe
it'd aus 6an Stoltfe mod)te. Ger
trl1g Sen Damien bon Son1es IS.
@elh, ein 6arn1er iiiolib BON Ser
|StaOt lu10 moor 5ablbar of Sobll
|So11es. Die Noli5ei fat bis iebt Sen
Mearm nod nidt dbfangen foin11elt.
@eputp 5berifi &e1ie Son11a brad).
tie geltern sen Merifoner Sole Men-
BOG bon @aterloo, SSa., bierber, Ser
i'm bergalrgenen lRai ans Sem bieli.
gen Gountpgefdllgnilt %entlprul1eer
urO icitber peridmu11ben par. Ge1
Oeann mar apegen ginbruds 5l ieds
Monaten 8efdngl1ib berl1rtbeilt NOR.
Ben.
Ole Noli5ei lit ol,f ser gude mad
Ig. 9l111eribmibt, 1909 G.. Mpenl,t
%mobnbaft, Ser es unterlallen batte
]oen Mutpritatcn befum1t SIT geben
DOB oie 10 Sabre alte Srene Moor,
bon &emal1ee, Sic iid III oent gel1a1nt
ten &eim 5l1 8eilld aufbielt BON Sci
8lattern (Smon Npr) bebaftet mar
Das SCENT bon @u1erl6miot 1purb
geltern nnter alaranta1e gelteIt.
Die ganfanaeitellten bon Molin
nno @od Sslano battcn geiterl
9eadmtttag I'M Sslaro @itp @al
Narf ein @allipiel, IRi meld)em sri
Woliner nit eincm 5core bon 8 81
Is beliegt ml,roen. 2ettere m1bte,
6esbalb alien 5pieleru Cit 8onfet
geben, aueldes i'm @arms &ptel al
gcbalten mlr0e.. Sab iid sic Sbeil
nebmer beim 8ollipiel l,ro oo,n bein
gatfett foltlid m1iiitrt baben, il
lclbltperltan0lid.
Gus bielige empire Gbeoter mir
iebt fir Sic fpmmenoe characterization
meld)e AM fonunenoen 5onntag ct
0ffnet miro, a,f sic bette @eiic reno
Dirt nnb neridonert. Ger befa,nt
Ibeaterltnter1efnner Charles 8erfel
non Davenport hot befanntlid oo
Sbeater bon Go. 9pnD gepad)tet I'LL
miro Dem Ibeater liebenben 9ltbli
fltm 0as @'ate in Galoenile Gbeater
Sorltellll1ge1 bletel1.
Or. s. .. @auta non bier m,rb
Igelterl int 9l,mocsaeriM 5n 4eori
bonn lgunoesfomlillar ln,ter $500
Siirgidaft 9eltellt, neil ct bet1ltber
Ioe 0roaen geleNpiorig abgelebt Datt'
.Ger SAL miro lpater 5ltr 8erbani
ling fommen.
Scnrp De5met bat geac,t lei,
6rall WiarD 9eSmet cine SIDE
ol,ngsflage i'm @erid)t ~eingereid)t 10
gen bospilliaen @erlaiIens. 9
6rau hot a1d) bas bier Sabre al
] aino mitaenomner. 9as 9aar ia
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-20
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