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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-10-13
MORRISVILLE

Mrs. F. 0. Lunt has been guest tn,
pasr week of friends in St. Johnsbury.
Harley Camp is assisting at the freight
office during the absence of Walter Stn-
son.
Business is good with the Union Gran.
lite Company. There are AT men on the
payroll.
Mrs. Ella Dutton went last week to
Westport, N. Y. for a several weeks visit
with friends.
L. O. Brush and Mrs. Maria Bartlett
OF Underhll Center were guests Saturday
of Mr.. and Mrs. M. J. Gallup.
Mrs. J. E. Poor of Belville, N. Y, has
been a guest the past week of her BROTH
ers, Warren and Fred Ainsworth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Campbell have
been guests the past week at the home
the latter's sister, Mrs. Geo. F. Badger.
Mrs. Carlos Cleveland has gone to Lit
Teton, N. H., where she will make her
home with her daughter, Mrs. Lizzie ST.
Louis.
Mrs. Eliza Cram went to Burliugl on
last Friday, where she is guest at the
home of her granddaughter. Mrs. E. L.
Huntley.
The "Mutt and Jeff characters as
shown in the city papers create much
amusement daily among the visitors at
Stevens cigar store.
Miss Phoebe Ward OF Wilmington, Del.
arrived Friday morning to visit her
aunt, Mrs. G. A. Barrows, and other rel
atives in this vicinity.
Miss Ruth and Woodbridge Tyndall,
who have spent the summer at the home
of their grandfather, John Tyndall, re
boro, Mass.
Walter Stinson is taking two weeks
vacation as assistant at the freight office
and with Mrs. Stinson left Thursday for
a visit with relatives and friends in
Newport and Boston.
Mrs. Frank S. Black of Troy. n Y,
widow of the late Ex-Governor Black of
New York, and Mrs. Sherman e. Pi per of
Parsonville, Me-, who are making an
tour of the Northern New
England states, were guests at The
Randall Thursday night.
Carroll w. Wheeler, son of Mr.. and
Mrs c. E. Wheeler of Stowe, and Miss
Karleen Boyce, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Boyce of this village, were
married Saturday evening, Oct. 2, at the
Jnity church parsonage at Stowe. Rev. {
?. T. Crane performing the ceremony.
Mrs. Laura Gauvin, Mrs. Ella Small
drs. Eldora Goodell, Mrs, Permelia ,
3oynton, Mrs. Jennie Newton, Mrs. Lau. i,
a Phillips and daughter. Phyllis. Mrs.
.ena Sanders, Miss Jennie Tillotson.
Gss. Gertrude Boss and Mrs. Meria Poss
we're in Greensboro last Wednesday to !,
ttsnd the W. R. c. distrist meeting
Mrs. Helen Towns. who has spent
svsral months with Mr.. and Mrs. Char.
3 Gould in California and with friends
/ Nebraska, returned here last Wednes- n
ay evening and has resumed work at :
he Randall. She returned here from St. !,
ohnsbury, where she spent some time
18th her daughter, Mrs. w. L. Tillotson. @
Mrs. Kittie Boynton Gage and Mrs. J.
[. Kelley WENT to Burlington last Thurs '
ay to be present when Mrs. L. B. Boyn- d
On underwent serious surgical opera R
on at Mary Fletcher hospital. Mrs.
age remainded for few days with her
other, Mrs. Kelley returning home
riday night. The condition of Mrs
oynton isimproving very satisfactorily. {
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-10-13
A Real Regret.

Editor-I am obliged to decline your
poem with thanks. am very sorry,
but Poet-But what? Editor-The
management insists upon my declin-
ing all poems that way.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-10-13
Talkinu Shop.

81 don't like to wait on grouchy GUS
TONER'S" .fl..,-.."....
Nor t.
81 hate to have a customer growl
at me-"
"Mine don't growl," said the dentist,
shut they all show their teeth."-Kan-
Bas City Journal.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-31
Ser bentld)e arieaerbu,,b.

ct. Saul. 80. als. Gin ein<
bringlibes RlaiboDer fit Sen sBeltz
frteoen ipar Ser @alpt5lig III Der beuz
tiger erlten @ei6aftslibuns Dcs bellt<
ibett ariegerbunbes bon Nprbamerifa.
Ser &ebner ipar ST.. Seinri9 Gere
barbt BON 9eutidlanb, MitaIieo bes
bellti6 anterifaniiden Committees,
ipelbes in 0ieien, 2anbe9 9tinmlln8 fir
ben 8eltfrie6en 5u maiden il1dt. Gin
gmbargo altf bie gerienoung BON 0alz
milton alts oen Ser. gtaaten ipiirSe
ertorn1 bicl oa5u beitrascn, oen m6rDe<
ridden arieg gum baIbigen gnbe gu
bri,,gcn, Iaste Gerbarbt.
gbriit. @ebban bon gseip gorf ipis
oerIegte bie @eriidte. bab 9eutl6lano
.nn Manbe bes 8anferotts ltebc.s
Mebrere bun6ert 9eleeaten, 5umeiit
@eterauen bott 1901 iinb untpeienb.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-31

uno nie Ger, staaten marie6iren inn
seebanoel oidt butter Sranfreid1 uno
9inrlpegen.
Sic bonn 5anoclsamt ioc6en pcrDfz
fertlidten 3a6len geben sen gtonS Ser
ortertf. 5lotte i'm slllBen6anbel an,
so. SUM auf 276s Sbiffe NIT /, ,St3.z
10 Sonnen an, mas cine ;3unabme
bon 363 Sd1iffen uno 1868 s onz
nen I'M leBten Sabre lit. Sait Sic
9a115e Suna6me lit Sem neuen a1ncriz
n1lchenfe9iltrirungsseles gu perbauz
fen.
S6ne 9aiiditdt ouf Car
ral l15a
su5 liclerer Gueae berla1tet 6eute
gtadtt, oaB iibersb ndhlten gdritt
beg panamerifanilden 9rogran1ns 5ur
Wteoerberlfellung BEG Sriebens in g1ez
r1fo jebt berat6en lptrbm llub Steler
sdrttt in nober 8l1funft aet6ar ipiirSe.
obne Hldlidt barauT, ipeldcr Nrt Sic
oerlpatete slntiDort garransos leiu
miro. SfbeHen mar bonn gtaatsaarE
tetl1s slnoeutlnlg 81 erhalten. peleSe
Sorln Ste nddate gnttpidlltug baben
tDerbe.
8illiserer SO ten It.
@eneralpoitnteiiter 8urlelon tat sic
abiidt, Ser 9egierl1ns in Sen Musgoz
ben filr BEN 9onbpoitoienit i'm SATIRE
1916 s4,oo0,oo0,00 5u lparen, o6ne
BOB jeood1 baourd Sic aeiltlmgsfd6ig<
fe1t otele5 3ipetge5 beei1traGtist miro.
gr filnSigte an Sonntag in @aIbing~
ton on, oaB Ell Sen ndhtcn &Dnere6
Tim S49,ooo,oo0 fir hos nn1 1. Suit
1916 besinnerbe Sisfaliobr eriuhen
reroe. sSn Ntelem Sobr nrrbcn fit Sen
SanopnltoienlI S53,oo0,00O belpiuigt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-31
Grnitc SlutJlasc lit elrfanias.

2ittIc c @nd. 80. elusn1t. Mebr
.alS 5000 8erlpnen 1inb in etnem l1n1s
treis bon 200 0aeilel1 bon Nelppnrt,
Nrf., obba9lps senorben llnb 5ablrei<
de anbere n1iillen infolge bes @o6z
ipa11ers IN Sen pberen Gtodtperfen if
rer @duler leben, mo iie 2ebensntittel
fir ipenig nebr als bier o0er flint Saz
ge baben. 8. g. 8eltp, gderbaufon1z
1niilar Der ct. 2ouis, Sron Monr1tain
& goutbern 8abn. beribtete amgonnz
tag na6 einer ldngcrenMo otfabrt
01trb bas iiberflutbete @ebtct mad
2ittle 9tod, Mrt., bab Sic Gage iiberz
aus ernit let; talllenbe bon Mcres
frl9tbures ssarnlanb iteben l,nter
@ai1er, bnnberte bon Ninberl1 II. I. IN.
iinb rmgetonmen. bagegen ldeiner1
feline 8erlonei1 ertrrnfen gil fem. Sir
Sic SlIdtIin9e miro in beri9ieoenen
i,nprobilirten 2agern alsrei1enb ge=
iorgt.
8eitere fiinfbunbert 8eipobner bes
8bite 9liberz GbaIs nnBten amgounz
tag fludten, aIs Gin 9anan1 am gabez
#SluB BART, ipoDurd) ein See bon 90
Gllabrat,neilcr 9ebilbet ipnrbe. Gin
#SarnteE beridtet, 0aB icine ian1nttltz
den $50 9fittber ertrnnfe1t fins, Elm
sanoerer bat 100 gtiid berloren. gaur
Ipet1ise Gerionen fonnten redt5eitig
ibr @i9eiltbum in gi6erbeit brtt,gen.
200 SIiidtli1ge. barllnter 5ablrei6e
Sral1ell lt1b 8in0er, tpllrben gonntae
na6 geipport gebradt; fic iparen Den,
gerbnngern maize.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-31
o,rpfcr syrultidaocn.

@albin9tpn, 80. slue. slnor=
mol nleorige Semperatllrer berrld1teu
beute in Sen @ebieten oes obereu Wsiiz
ltllippi, Ses lmtercn shliouri ms in
Der Gegtor Der groBen Seen. SsSn pie@
len SlItrtftel1 lporen Sic niebriolteu
anguItreforoe per5eidbnet l1nb pielerz
orts gu6 es Srolte, bie in tnancheu Toil=
len betra6tlidcn grnteld)aben anridz
teter.
Sn falt all Sen erlpi6nten @ebieteu
fparen Die Semperaturen 10 bis %
@rao lu1fer Sem lailunn1dbigen 9ltrd,z
lbnttt Sic falte gSelle fam bpn1 fo=
naoilc1en storOmeiten. lpirb litb beute
ytaht pltlparts altsbebneu uno rnuroeu
Die sltlontilden Stuaten erreicbel1.
SrpTs lino bcute siabt iuabrlcheiu=
lib IN Nli6iean ltnb Sen rDrpliden
uno mittleren Sbeilen bon ssnpiaua
unD Sbip.
@aterlpp, Su., 80. 9[1lg. gtarz
fe SrDlte llno in nonben Salen lpear
s'ts lnuroe geltern Nad)t III pieIer Sc
9el1o beridtet. 2as bieligeMegierllngsz
tbermomcter 6ei9te 81 iiber 9tua. ollie
5arten GelpadNe, lpie Melpnen, gpatz
fartpffeln lulo Siibfprn lollen crbebliz
den Sdaoen erlitten babel1.
ssauiou, isis, 80. aus. On
spatfurtoffeln llno GartensemabIen
IN oteIem gountp bat ser 6roit bon
geltcrt gsadt Sdlaben 5un1Setrage bon
100000 bis S3oo,ooo anseri9tet.
Can Glaire, ssis., 80. slu9.
G5rober Sroitldaoen lit in oieleu1 Sbei[
bon 9soropiscollin burd Sen sSrolt
entltonoen lmo nantentIi9 bie ,aornz
ernte bat lhiper gelttten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-31
Sic beiOnbere Gjeredjtisfcit fir geser.
8 ieb er 5pe.i m 9fabl
be erlb ru IL II t.

5ufp burs springs, Ser, 80.
Gus. 2 9fegcr, Sing unb Soe9fidnono,
ipnrben am Gonntag slbeno bonn YD<
bel I'M 8ufforo Garf Sabier perbrnnnt.
Sic beibcu 9leger bottcn iid am gpr<
n1ittag ibrer gerbaftuus ipioerlebt ll11b
babel @epntDlberifss 3tutbnn u. Slip
pen get0btet nnb Gberif S. 81. 811tler
ipabri6einli6 tobtli6 befiplnbet. slm
gsafn1ittag ipurnen Sic gaeger bon be-
ipaffneten 8iirgern berbaftet nnb To-
fort berbrn11rt.
0eltrpb.psboro. 90 Sus. 3O.aus.
Ser 9eeger sSpe 9eberrD, ser bicr Sralt
Sonues Nartin, Sic 8nttin eines an
gelebencn Nnipaltes, am 80. Suit erz
norbet batte, lpuroe beute bon Ser
8ral1billrD angefla9t. Gus Surdt bor
2bn9berluden lparel1 8 Gplnpagl1icn
Olili5 a1feebpten l1nb bieler @prlidt
tpar es 5u banfen, bab fein lolher
@erln6 gena6t lpltrbe.
9as @eridt trat bel1te sfahmittag
5nlanmen, Ser MDrber befnlute lih
lcbulbig unb ipl,rbe berllrtbeilt, am 16.
Sftober gebansen gu tperben.
Sftpber 9e6angel1 5l1 lpcrben. Ser 9anz
&c Gro5eB bnuertc fnapp 10 Minutcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-31
a. Stensta9 ben 81 2lngnit 1915
bom beiast, oab Sapan MnBlono ,nitz
getbeilt babe, es tperbe feline gelomnte
Snbultrie bielen1 3iped nubbar madeu,

-N>t'' SSI.t1tf ~ - sao.tptttt OtutIluNU. ulll>
getbeilt babe, es iperbe feline geIamn1te
Snbnitrie Dielen1 3tpef nubbar maden.
@ @olfengrane 3eppeline.
Earis, 80. glus. 9eutl6lonos
8eppelin : 2uftldiffe babel1 iebt einen
arallen g(nltrid erbalten, a6nli6 bem
Der ariegsflotte, Der Tie falt unlidtbar
ma6t, lel6It ipern iie unter ben @pl=
fen fliegel1. Gin Ielesrornm aus 8iiz
rid, ipeldes in Der g1ailanber 8eitl1na
Gtampa ber0ffentliht ipuroe, melbet,
paB 3eppeline Bel ibren leBten SSIiiaen
iiber ben1 8obenIee in i6rem neuen@ez
tpanb erlbienen ieien.
9 M amerif. gotl9after
ii Bern o III m e n.
8aibineton 80. s(ug. Ser
gptidafter Der Ser. gtaoten in Som
ltantinopel, Morgentbou, bat laut
neuelter MelOun9 al bas amerifaniIc1c
Staatsbeparten1ent Sic biplon1atilder1
Sntere1len bon Stalien, MuBlanb 1lno
Deontene9ro iibernpmnen. 9iele 5uz
1ablide Observation-Disclosures bcbeutet,
baB oic atnerifallilde 9lesierllng ieBt
bic piplomatiIde Msentin fir adt enz
rppdilbe Matiprtel1 bel Ser tiirfiIden
Gegierllns setporben lit.
8 enig bonn g.eefrieg.
2onb on. 80. Ilis. Ser britiIbe
9ampfer Cir 8illiom step6eniot1 boz,
Nen Cattle, 1914 Sonnell, lit bon eli
mem beutl1en Il berienft lporben.
1tnb Ser nortpeeilhe 9an1pfer go@
lonifa, Ser am 29. Suli nit 8aun1~
polle bon Galpeiton ,1ad Malbprg, 9dz
nemarf, abging, lit bon einem britiI6en
areu5er nad 8irfipall seidleppt ipor=
Ben. Sic lebtere, Madridt iplrbc bon
Der geniur fat 5tpei @udc1 gebei1n
gebaltcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-31
Der rotbc Sabn lit Ct. Gburles, Sas.
$3.50, 900 9 rnnbIdabcn.

~ - ~ " W y IT,
ct. gbor1es. SIS, 80. slus.
Sic gebeint1ibpollen lln1ltanbe bon
brei Seuerl1 IN Sen lette,1 70 Stllnben
iperben bon ben geborben untcrllldt.
9us lctte Seucr brab beute ouf Scr
u81lo @plc" gtoffprm alls unb es
berbrannten S Gebdube unb Elm 0alb<
bnbenb Gferbc. @erluit $150,oo0.
Sn Ser pprigcr Sreita9 Nuht pltrz
Sen bie uMalleablc Sron @orfs" nit
@erluit bon 100000 eingeaidcrt llnb
geltern mar oie v9poig Silc Co." Der
GbuupIab eircs fleite11 Scllcrs.
Sic @criidte, onB Die Wlaucabfc
@erfe Whllittpn fir Sic Nlliirten lie
ferten llnb bab ppn ber Gilp 9fole
Barm : Yferbc nab guropa sel6idt
tpltroen, iperben llnterlll6t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-31
MuS ber 8un0eSbauptitabt
gnglanb mod Elm 3uec<
ltdnb nj 3.

% albington, 80. sug. slls
Solge informeller ltnter6anblungen
Der 5anbels6eirdtbe bes gtaatsamtcs
nit britilden @ertreterll ipurben beute
3ugeitanonilie in Ser @ollitredllng Scr
britiic9en &rol1ratbsbefeble gcgen Sen
omerifanild1en 5anoel ansefiinbist.
Ser britiihe gotldaftcr Cir gecil
Spring : 9iiec gab ben Soanbelsrdtbeu
Die @erliderung, Sab lire @or1tcaun@
gen III Iolcben Sdllen, mo bie britiiden
8efeble bent amerifanilden @a,tbel
ulngebiibrli1e @arten" sugcfiigt baz
ben, 6elpl1bere 8eriidlir6tigung finben
tperbcn.
Ser 8otldafter besab iid beute
lelbit nad ben1 Gtaatsalnts., I'M Sen
l1nfang Der britiiden 3l9eitanbnillc
sll erfldrcn. pelde belonSsrs Sen Bez
ihiperben Scr amerif. S,rporteure obz
5clieis louea, saB ,lr 4Nei 9at.,J1ttgsez
iddft hebrobt lit, neil lie Sic fontraftz
lid befellten @aaren BON 9eutldln,1b
ltnb Seitreth 11idt crbalten forne11.
Smslu9enneinen lit es Sic MbIidt ser
britiicben gfegierung, Sic 9urdfabrt
lplder gSaare11 nl1r6 Sic 8lpdabelini=
Ell 51 9eitatten, fir lpelhe Sic o1nerif.
Snportertre pur grlab Ser aronrotbse
befeble aontrafte nit oeutlden rrb
pltr. Sirnel1 ab9eIhlplien 6utter.
8isber ipar BON @nglono Sic SCR
berlmg geiteGlt luoroen. baB mn ioldle
8uareu, fir Sic bas @elb tbatIddlid
beSo6lt mar, (uno slpar npr SEM l..
Ndr5) ol1rhgelnllen lpiirSer. Sebt
iou aber Ser geipeis geniigen, ooB Sic
@naren funtraftlid beiteIlt iunrer llnb
Der amerif. Smporteltr ipirflid Sic baz
fir berantlpprtlid)e Gerlon unb Ser
redtIide gigentbiimer lit.
Splde 8naren i'm getrag bon biez
len NSillipnen 9pllar5 1inb in 91otterz
SAM an9ebauft ul1b iparten allf Sransz
port mad Sen Scr. gtaate11. s(uf oieie
be5iebt iid hns 3ugeltal1bnib, aber es
lit nod Sic Srase, ob es al1d1 oltf sgaaz
rem besoeer ipiro, Sic 5ipar fpntroftli6
bon bieier Geite aus beitellt linb, Sic
iid aber Spd] in beltidel1 Sobrifen be-
finbeu.
8as Sic oelttlhen Sarb It o + fe
anlangt, 10 ipirb sic @erantiportltng
fir Seren 3l1riidbaltuns bon Sen briz
tild)en 8ebDrbcn Ser bentld]en Gegie%
runs ielbit 5usel6oben ltnS oieierbaIb
pltrhc bon Ser britilden 8otlhoft
beute fplgenbe grfl1rl1ng erIai1e11:
vslm IA april erlieb sic britiid)e
8eeierlng Sic f0rnlide slnfiinbisltng,
haB lie Sarbitofflubunscn, sic in
9eutl6lono burh Sic Mblieferuug eez
lpiiier 8ultmlpollfar9us be5ablt traren,
Sic unbcbinnertc @aiiuec eeitatter
nitric, ppruus s9eiett, bab bteIc
5diffe inter ei1er nelttalel1 Slagge
fabren. baB Sic @eridiffrn9en MIR
on 81 0 tier YAM nts 9en1abt
tperhen lmo Sic Surbitoffe oireft on Sen
antcrif. punbelsietretdr sur @crthci<
hlng an Sic Sertilinpultrie abrellirt
tperben.
u2ieles slnerbieterl bas bon
2entlblono ahecrebnt pllroe, itcbt
nod in 8raft."
| merifaniId)c @anbeIsz
marine IN q If It.
| 9as gternenbnnner lpebt iest iiber
mebr Sdiifen i'm Nllbenbanbel ols 81
irgenb elmer 3eit leit Dem Sabre 1868.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-31

9ieIerSage purbsmin
Gboiiple Roi bel paris in Gesenlpart
oes Atlnilters bes Snnern, Der lotaz
len gebDrben uno Nboronungen pa
triptifher @ereine Die lleberreite pol
yfouset be 2isle, benz 8erfaHer Der
Utarietlaile, I'M 5rieobof alsgesras
ben. Sic lpuroen nad benz Yariler
Yantbeon iiberaefiibrt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-31
Sobn SnQ gibt tineu Yunft nQd,
2Stu ben anterif. Sn1portenren ibr gSeibnad,ts=
6eid)dit ntd)t lt6ren.
sic olen Die ntratl geanfen INTO beablen gsaare Don 9edz
lanO erbalten
ber mer Dide e6fone s6Hr nn0 s6D Snen

ndblte Stt Ser Ganan1era1er in gGrfp grs mi, nser s
eaan5a pcron 6arosnqrne ie her arieo
rart anaetpaelen - Cine @eidte 2r nl uno nSe
Mn9eebener 9anfier ct 2pu ais 65nso,ur ,e
9afet a le1t 30 abren lmter 5a6lrein @al aeIdpne
1p m t1en Stoaten Sat in Ser piden3t au d1pu i'm 9ff
as geien lln0 aroBe rc in Mrfanos 5nie[,
eb lr bag 2ano Ser mbearenn 9sdtein Elm ltorfer sp
baf ~ eoBer Sroiaoen nb sIu6aben in 9rfon1os
Ne9ernprber IN 9rpbDsboro Sis bn1en Riuuen sum Goon
orlrthe1 n pet anbere u99er Ieras am gab( perbrnn
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-31

Clinton, Sa. 80. sus. Gin
8alner, Ser au6 fir aline garnz
barot gebalten miro, belhluinoelte bor
ctlpa 10 Sa6re,1 bier nit elmer gez
fdlldten llrf,tnbe uno eiuem fnllhen
9tptursliegel Sen Matbep Nebben bon
Glintou I'M $500.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-31
@itbtr ti1t groRer oeutl6tr 5ieg bel aobrin
't"S clue gauge Mnsabl ss;re Grtolse.
abermals Sauieua @eauseuen nnb S. uieuoe iii @abr
1t,to ettte gauge Mt,sabl
cube bon @efaugeuen llno S..
a6eils abaeidpttsp, t6eils III Sic ei,ps sstre6en.

ipsf a Dem ese GroSno errn1t qnae Ganon qe<
fangen Sic bcr6bnle Roiti bes Mesfan5ers geee Sic Ser
Staaten bat gees sSas 6 2obon Gpern" boffen 1no -
ldn SAB Die Srb< nnb @inerie Ben guen ibrcr Notb
befen perben Ser bugarid hrfde gertrag nid uuerz
5etdnet 8gea darfer Barrn1a gber bas
e1peruebmen 5pben eofia u0 stambu lit Sam 9utde in
ole no IN Sreunosanb Hne grgcripebren balten ieIb
&nonlng - nb belfen babur1 sen geutlden
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-31
selesrapbiihe gsptiscn.

oU. slu9ut.
3 aieball. Sn ser Matipnal
9bilabelpbta 4, ct. 2ouis 3.
slnbere Spielc nerregnet.
Sn Ser q american 2eusue:
Seine Spielc bellte.
Sn Ser Seberal::
Eittsburg Z, Chicago 4.
Buffalo 2, 9rpotlDn I.
9tep Yorf Baltimore, Mesen.
Sn Ser 8 S 2iao:
9ubenport 3, Yeuria III.
Sreepprt 1, Gllincp 2 (t0 Sns.)
0toline 8, Bloomington 6.
.greiben lie Yol1er sluf,pano2"
.Na, id iase Sbnen! @iebeu Rin=
Ser; aber meinen Sic, ib babe fdjon
nal ems nit aerriiienen Shuben se=
5eben2!"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-31

oab Die naben6e Mequinoctial gaiion
Dem tpeiteren gorbrinsen Ser Eeuto<
men tn 8nBlanb ginbalt gebieten per<
De. 9as 5erbit : Mequinoctium (Eae<
1lno gadtsleide) baben Sen 8enbe<
pu11tt IN Napoleons rllitlbem yelb5uz
ge gebiloet uno 10 etipa bonn 21. 0t&
tober al1 ieiet1 n1ilitarii9e Gperattone,,
in 8nblano ipe9en ser eintretcnoen
Serbifz unb 8interitiirlue iiberbaupt
febr idpieris.
sln Ser 8eltfront fat es III Ser gam
gen lcbtcn Bpbe feline ncnen gnttpide
lungen gegeben 1tnb in Ben 9aroanelz
len tpirb felt oem q. gl1glllt ipieber
bart getdmpft, aber Sic MIliirten i9eiz
1len feine Grfolge er5ielt gu babcr.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-31
Sic Barrier sc e rs Ii n a.

Haris, 80. slng. @eftige Mrtiaez
riefanpfe fanben seitern Mbenb an
bielen Eunften i'm areonneoiltritt
ffatt, als oeren Solge piele belltide
8rdben .ernitli9 beiddbigt" ipuroen.
Ser offi5ielle gertdt lnutet:
s@efterl abenb sab es an pieIen
stelllnsen in Der Nrsonne beftige Nrz
ttaertefampfe, besleitet bon Mineueg<
plolionen lltlb giabfampfen nit 8on1z
ben nn0 5anbgranateu. Sic fein6lider1
GSraben ii, l1nb BET gourtes GbauI{ees,
Neuriiions uno gelante lplr0en idiper
belddOigt:
Ser gintritt Ser Ma6t bradte ii,
bieler 8egion, iotpie am gfeit oerSront
eine berbaltnibndbige Nube."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-31

9as Sterner1bnnner nebt lest iiber
me6r Sdiffen i'm slllbenbanbel ols 5l1
irgeno elmer 3eit ieit Dem Sabre 1868.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-31
Sapan biIft 81 ii BI a ms.

Am ter0a a NJ, iibcr 2onbon. 80.
sl,le. Sapans gnti6lllB, Mubla,,S
81, it6iden, lit Ser Me<
gierllng IN Getersbnrg amtlib n1itees
tbeilt iporbe,1. Cine 9epeibe aus. @ez
an Sen selegraaf in Mmlters
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-04-06

Gibraltar and any possible fortifca-
tion OF the opposite Pillar Of Hercules
by a rival. france had the power to
buy Britain out of Morocco by aban.
doning Egypt to her, neither party
having the smallest right Of its own
will to be there.
If you Gene to rights other than
the right Of the sword, which is might
pure and simple, only the Eel5ians
have any rights in Belgium, and tho
s~o-called g%uaIantors OF Belgium by
debating fer foreign policy. or, rath'
en- refusing to allow her to have any
foreign policy and then failing to save
her from being overrul by Germany,
have more reason to blush at the men
ton of her name than to invite the
admiration Of the world for their good
faith to her. OF all her devastators
and ]betrayers Germany has the most
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-04-06
FORECAST :|D'| IS 7
y. ...' BY SIGNAL FLAGS
Commercial Club Committees and
Director Of Weather Bureau
Get Together.

Through the cooperation of the
house committee of the Commercial
club and the director of the Weather
bureau, sigma. flags will; be displayed
daily Except Sunday)S;on the flagstaff
of the club building on the east side
Of Fourth street between Broadway
and Thaye- street. These signal
flags will indicate forecasts for the So
hours following Z p. IN. or the day Of
display. Information as to the mean.
ing of the various flags can be obtain.
ed by application to the local Office,
Weather bureau, First and Main
streets. Telephone ISL.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-04-06
SAYS GERMANY
+. CANNOT LOSE
North Dakotan Writing From
Hanover, Says Fatherland
Will Never Give Up.

Wahpetcn, N. D., April 5.-Charlci
G.. Babe, a former auditor Of Richland
county, n. d., with his home at Wah
peton, writes from Hanover, Germany
to relatives here that the armies c!
tho kaiser will never BE- beaten. The
finances Of the realm are il a salts.
factory condition, he says, and there
are millions OF soldiers who are wait
ing for a chance to enter the serv.
ice. His letter, which was brousht
over by John w. Movius, in order to
avoid the official censor says, in part:
The Reischsoank carries q larger
gold reserve than ever before. Near.
ly every dollar that has bsen spent
came from German citizens. Soldiers
from the front have returned millions
OF marks from their scant earnings
to the savings banks. Business gen.
is good; railroads report that
they as carrying rs per cent of
former passenger and 81 per cent OF
freight traffic. The government is
adopting measures for the use and
sale OF food products that will enable
Germany to carry Oh the war indeli-
nitely. 4 {,
p The reported activity of Italy and
Rumania in favor of Russia and ag.
land is not going to result in their
helping and joining them. Bulgaria
is for Germany. Every man, woman
and child is willing to go to the farth:
est extent of sacrifice to avoid Rus
sian, French, and English domination
owe the fatherland. Just think what
1t would mean to have a large part
of Germany and Austria under Rus.
sian autocratic government! Before
it comes to that there will be few left
in Germany able to- bear arms. Is
& "Since returning to Germany i have
come to the conclusion that Gear
many will come out of this contest
victorious, for the following reasons:
First, they have the best trained,
brave and loyal soldiers; second, they
have behind the soldiery the most pa.
triotic, determined and s~elf-sacrif1c-
ing people, with union of purpose un-
excelled; third, they have q perfect
organization in every detail: fourth.
because German in this war is fight
ing for home and national existence,
in a war forced upon themaby Russia,
which has been goaded on for years
by England"