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New Britain herald., 1915-11-24
BOy-Ed Not Guilty.

Washington, Nov. 24.-Secreta1y Lansing made it clear today that so far as he was able to judge Captain Boy-Ed, the German naval attache was not guilty of any violation of law in supplying funds for the sending out rom American ports Of Hamburg Am erican vessels to provision German Warships at sea.
New Britain herald., 1915-11-24
TROOPS AT SALONKI.

, Paris, Nov. A, 1O:15 a. m.-Tele- graphing from Saloniki under date ot Nov 23 the correspondent at Sal- onlkl Of the Havas News AgencN says: Four more: transports heavily this morning."' IT,; x N5%.
New Britain herald., 1915-11-24
MORE ALLIED FIGHTERS.

Melbourne, Australia, Nov. "A, via London, 1854 D. m.-The common wealth government has decided to raise an additional fifty thousand men. This will bring the Australian contin- gent for the war to three hundred thousand. =
New Britain herald., 1915-11-24
AUTO OVERTURNS.
Ignatz Hambor Killed in Accident to
 Machine

Passaic, N. J., Nov. 24.-Ignatz Hambor president of the Garfield Worsted Mills of this city and prom inent in the textile trade throughout the country, was killed early today when his automobile overturned.
 Robert Deyes, the only other passenger in the car, escaped with minor cuts and injuries.
New Britain herald., 1915-11-24
AMERICAN EXECUTED
 BY MEXICAN BANDITS
CarranZa Claims Villa Killed Engineer Nov. 2-Loot-
 ed Homes.

| Douglas, Aris., Nov. 24.-Edgar
 Bean, an American electrical engineer
 whose body was found today near 1 Puertocitos, was executed last Mo- vember ?, according to a telephone ! message received here today by J. Detloff. Bean had been in Canada for eight years, employed the the Cananea Consolidated Mining company as an electrician. He is said to have rela- tives in Bridgeport, Conn. Advices from Cananea confirmed the killing of Engineer Edgar Bean by Villa officers and stated that other Americans there were safe:
 Bean was killed after aiding, un- der compulsion in the escape of General Jose Rodriguez's troops from Cananea. His body was expected to reach Naco today.
 It was stated that Villa troops footed the homes of two Am mericanc; and the. stores of the Canarea Con- solidated Copper company, and com- pelled American Consul Montague to open the bank vaults. Preparations were being made today to reopen the Cananea, El Tigre, and Nacozari Mining camps.
 J. P. Hall and R. l.. Slaughter, Jr. planned to leave for the Slaughter land and cattle company ranches eo investigate the killing of A. N. Harp CT and Henry Slate, Americans, Nov. 12, near Cumpas by Manuel Vas ques.
 Bridgeport Nov. 24.-The electrical engineer whose body was found near Puerticitos, Mex, today and identi- fled as Charles Bean, was said by relatives here today to be Edgar Bean, formerly a resident of Bridge port. About ten years ago, it was stated he went to California where he studied electrical engineering, later entering the employ of the Cananea Consolidated Mining company. His wife died about twelve years ago. Bean was 40 years old, and was born at Three Town Corners, N. Y, where hls three children and his parents are now living.
New Britain herald., 1915-11-24
B. & M. STOCK WAS
 "HARD TO PROCURE"
Government Wishes to Know Rea-
 son for High Price Paid
LITTLE SATISFACTION GIVEN

on Point of Inquiry-Boston Firm Retained by Two Concerns Studied
 Draft of Bill.
 New York, Nov. 24.-The reason Charles s. Mellen permitted the Bos- ton banking firm of Kidder, Peabody price for Boston and Maine stock at a time when he and Robert Windsor, a member of the firm, were "co- operating legislative matters was again the subject of inquiry today at the trial Of the eleven former direc- tors of the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad under the Sherman antitrust law. The government Was however, unable to gain from MT. Mellen, as witness, any other explana- tion than that Winson had charged the price, about twenty points above the market value, because the stock was difficult to procure.
 The government in this connection brought out that the same Boston law firm was under retainer both by the New Haven and Kidder, Peabody &, Co.,, and that a member of the firm, Frederick E.. Snow, had had an opportunity to study copy of a draft of the bill which created. the Boston Railroad Holding company, through which the New Haven was legally permitted to control the Bos- ton and Maine. It was also testified by MT. Mellen that the shares of Boston and Maine stock which he bought from Kidder, Peabody & Co.,, eventually found their way into the possession of the holding company. F. l.. Batts, of counsel for the gov- ernment, wanted to know if any ac- tion vas taken in regard to the 19,OoO odd shares of stock which Mellen purchased from Kidder, Peabody and company, of Boston.
 'The New Haven road had nothing to do with them" replied the wit ness. "They were in the hands of the Billiard company-had been put Up by Billiard for a loan. There was no action necessary"
 Well, why was it any more neces- sary to buy these 109,00O shares from 
 The witness reiterated that the quantity was wholly a matter in the hands of Billiard.
 Seeks Further Information.
 The government made another ef- fort today to find out why Mellen had been willing to pay Kidder, Peabody and company, a price for the 19,OOO shares which. was about twenty points in excess of the market value and netted the firm an ostensible profit of nearly $4OO,0OO. It was brought out Mellen were at that time, prior to the passage of the holding company act, co-operating in legislative affairs
 "Did you make any communication to Winsor other than your order to buy the stock"
 "No," replied the witness.
 "Or to your board of directors"
 Nothing, other than to say that MT. Winsor had said he had to charge a price in excess of the usual com mission because of the great difficult ty in dislodging the stock.'
 Did he say what the difficulties were?"
 He did not"
 Attorneys in Boston.
 MT. Batts then brought out from the witness that the Boston law firm of Gaston, Snow and Saltonstall were attorneys for the New Haven at the time the holding company act was passed and were also attorneys for Kidder, Peabody & Go. He said that he had been told that a draft of the
New Britain herald., 1915-11-24
ENTENTE MINISTER'S
 MEET GREEK CABINET
Seek Definition of That COuntry's Attitude-Said
 to Be Favorable.

Paris, Nov. A. 5:05 a. m.-The ministers of the entente allies at Ath- ems called upon the Greek government in a body at noon Tuesday to discuss the question of what action Greece would take should allied troops now in Macedonia be compelled to retreat across the frontier, says a Havas dis patch from the Greek capital. The message asserts that an official state ment announcing the action of the di- plomats described the step as friend 1y.
 Official confirmation of the Athens report has not reached Paris.
New Britain herald., 1915-11-24

London, Nov. "A, 12:09 D. m.-A Reuter- message from Athens says the entente ministers presented a collec- tive note to Premier Skouloudis, de manding'' that Greece define her atti- tude. The cabinet was immediately called together.
 After the cabinet meeting the Greek ministers said the situation had been cleared by presentation of the note, which gave the government definite information in regard to what was ex pected by the allies. These demands were less exacting than had been ex- pected. These ministers added that Greece never had refused requests for assurances of the security of the allies troops in Macedonia.
New Britain herald., 1915-11-24
WEATHER.

Hartford. Nov. 2i.-F'or'44. Hartford and vicinity: Gen orally cloudy tonight and Thursday.
New Britain herald., 1915-11-24
He did not.
Attorneys in Boston.

MT. Batts then brought out from the witness that the Boston law firm of Gaston, Snow and Saltonstall were attorneys for the New Haven at the time the holding company act was passed and were also attorneys for Kidder, Peabody & Go. He said that he had been told that a draft of the holding company bill, at the time it was proposed was in the possession Of Frederick B. Snow of that firm.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-05
9iantante,1c 6pdlscit.

Gin altes tblellti dies s9ioi1ier-g be=
poar, Serr nn0 6ralt Muttbios
lstaaf lit @inor1a, Minm, feiert
bel1te ein ieltenes gri1n1erl1ngsfelt1
Dos 5t erleben mir elmer mil15iger1
Mi1loer5abl Ser, gbepaare bel6ieoen
MT 0aS grin1lerungsfeit an Sen Sag,
an 1peld)em. es Dor 60 .sSabren sen
.gbebluD ldJlpB, Bic 6imontene Sod)=
5eit. Sir 3ope1tport tbnt Diele oia=
ma1tene 5od5eit, iniofern cine @e=
oelttulrg, a1S SEER Mattbios 5taaf
Dor pielen Sabr5ebntelt lit 9openport
olriaftg NOR. SIT er boh Ser 1este
l1eberle6en0e Der brei5ebn @riir1oer
Der 9ape11port Surl1gemein6e inv
.Sabre 1852, ul16 NOR ols lolder BEL
Der '@rllr1o iteinlegung sur reue11
5urnballe (1SS7 nn6 jpater gum
|50jabrigen Sllbil6l1m Ser Iurl1ge=
mein6e (1902) als gbrengat bier
anapeieno. Die Surngemeilloe fiat
9errn nn6 6rau Mottbios 5taaf 81,
tbrem lbel1tigen ieltenen @brentoge
Elm ber5lides acknowledgements
geldidt. 6ral1 IS. s.. @etten6orff
lit cine geidte bes Sl1belbrautpoores
nno lit om Treitag Mittog nod ssh
lro11a gereiit, INN Dos ieltene Ielt init
Sa1fel ll11o Sonte 5u feiern.
Ser v1enofrat" bringt oem lebte11
ilberlebe10en @riinber Ser 9abelrport
Sltrnger1einoe urr6 1einer @ottin sur
beutigen 6eier Ser 0iama1t=SodBei1
Die ber5lidlten @liidapiinlde 6or.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-05
@cSadJtnihicicr Scr @lfs.
Midyter ). .. 9etts miro sic SNallpt=
ul1lprad,e balten.

gs lit cine id)olle Site ser Gifts,
in ieoelll Sabre eil1cn Sag beileite 5l
iesen lllo inn Dell Mnocnfu1 scr inn
lestel1 Sabre peritorbcnel1 Mitglicoet
SIT meiben. Ger Gag lit nun berall=
gefonnllel mo iinoet bel1tc, alll
splrl1tag, sic @eoddtnibfeier in Sen
Gdilmlidfeiten 0es Gifts &lltbgeball=
oes ltatt. Tic im lcttell Sabre per
ltorbclell Mitglieber Der Gifts 2puc
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sur Mnsfilbrlnlg 9elal19t, lit mic
fnlgt:
N.Sad Communicating . 4rpnr
Gifts Srdyelter.
8ebet grloer sSobr @alace COOPER
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gruoer 91idter S. .. aetts
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5rou Sil0a Mottbep, @egleiterin:
6rau 80. Starbud.
,Segen 8rloer Spbn @olloce Cooper
Grmlern1arih i. Chopin
glfs Srd)elter.
9as &omite fiir bie @eoadtnibfei=
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&in0t, Bouts gfbarot llno 81. Senig=
baum.
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aQplan IN 81. $. Mplentbol.
S111ere @ad)e - IS. 9. Mlfor6.
Srllitees @alter 90. 8auufi
9. &c. Nu6en, Gbas. Stelf.
Srganiit - Sarrp 5an0er.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-05
Or. George 6. 9edcr.

S1 Ser borgeitem 9lbenb in 6em
|8e6al1Oe Ser &egiIter 2ife Sminrance
Gompanp> 500. 6f7 gra6D 5troBe,
abgebaltenen Spe5iolperl ammll1ng
Der Observation-Disclosures ser Megiiter
Size Snlurance Company m11roe ST.
George 6. 3efer einltimmig 5un
Eraiioenten on STEELE oes bon Sem
sl1nte 5l1riidgetretenen @errn 90. 90.
&aocliffe erpablt.
SIT Stele Don Serrl1 g. So. Mc=
Wfalnls, Ser Dor fl1r5em relignirte,
lplrOe 6err Sobn s.. 5daefer 5uln
Gi5epralioel1ten ertpG6lt. Sofpobl
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rem Ser 9ireftorenbeb0r0e felt elmer
Nei6e bon Sabren an. Or. 3eder
mar allb er0em mebrere So6re inter
lltd]el1oer Gbefar5t fir oie @e len=
|idoft.
Iie Memter 0es gefretars rn6 6es
SdabrneNt tiers murben fonloli6irt
l1no ml1roe Der bisberige Sefretar
sollls y. &n1ods NIT Der 6ilbru11g
Der beiben s(en1ter betraut.
Die 0ireftorenbeborDe lit jebt mit
iolst 5liamnengelebt: Oh. George g
9eder, Sobn s.. sdaeTer, 2ouis 6
&11ode, 9erma1 S. 3el1d, Gbarlel
8rilf, Golp6 IS. Gram, 6ranf 9
DIETER, Narfe &. 8llrrotps, @omari
8. Groilett lln0 George Is. sSobnlon
9ie @egiiter Site Sl1iuronce Com
panp blift ouf ein iebr erfolgreidei
@e1daftsjabr 5nriif. SIN Geriide:
r%llngspoli5en lpuroen bislqnq So:
100000 altsgeitellt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-05
Miasfembau bcs q. ". .. Snrn=
bcrcins.

Cine Observation-Disclosures Menae
batte 1id geitern sl6eno i'll Der Morb=
mel Davenport Gllrlltalle eil1gefun=
oen, lpoielbit Scr critic Masfellbaa
0ieier 5ailon ltilter oc1 oenfbar giir-
Tighten Mltlpi5ie11 Dor lid1 giltg. Sin
red1t tiid)tiges Mrrallgenlentsfonite
batte fir reid)lihe A6medlelung ge=
lorgt, 10 bob Gift mo Sung auf ibre
ltnterbaltlngsfoit ell aefm1rl11elr lino.
Ml1d} maren $36 OH @aarpreiien outs
|9elcbt mpr0en, l1l1o es marel1 lbul,pt-
lad)lid bieie 9reiie, meld)e fir nriz
ainelle ltfib biibide Masfc1 geiorgt
|batten. Die Greispertbeill1ng batte
%fplaenoes @eiultot:
@eite 9%errenn1osfc - @rdlttiganl:
|@. 9. Mltlfpro.
3meitbelte @errelnl1asfe - sanft
9eifolnts: 6. @da1ls.
Bette Damenmasfc @l1tlnelt-
ntibden:: Strait emma 96ban.
3lpeitbeIte 3otnen1nosfe ~ Nilge=
rim: Beatrice @ilct.
@elte @erren-Gboroftermasfe
Oscar Saniien.
3rpeitbeite @erren-g h orafttermasfe
H. Strafling: $. Sdl1bn1ader.
@elte 3u1ler= gbaraftem11osfe ~
@obr'oaeri1:: 6roll S. @eienberg.
3lpeitbelte Observation-Disclosures
9ollanoerin: Trat Sp. @eiB=
fppi.
@eite fomiide S%errenmosfe - 9r=
g%eloreber: 81. 5drls.
9elte fomiide Iomenmasfe -
ginma1oerin: Jralllein Coma @eien=
BERG.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-05
SIT jebt iii oer Gage 81
f0en, i0laffn unb 5lt
arbeitfn.
Sine Trait oun Gcbar @apibs, Sic a,l
llnucrDmtlid|feit lit, luaroc
Snrd) Sanlac fnrtrt.

Irau M. 6. 3on1ieu bon 21S
norOl. 10. StraBe IN Geoar Hapios,
sSSa., bot einige @orte iiber Ga1lae
5l iaacll, meldpe alle 9eier Oiei er Set
tn1lg lntereilirel %loIltcll.
Go1lae bot mir iiderlid) gebolfen
url0 mir 9inoerlu1g gebrad)t. SD
lit oil lluperballidfeit, mopl1rd) id)
piel 5t leioen batte. Sd fonr1te llid)t
ein Mfabl eiiel1, pblle oaB il 1adJber
libel uno idlleht qefiiblt l1dtte. Mein
Mppetit muroe imrler ibledlter u11o
ih erfrelltc MIDI feil1er Nahrung.
3n 3eiten fiiblte ih 10 id)ledt, BOB
.idl nicht idlafen %fo1nte, penll id
il1il0e NOR, al1d, fol1nte id) meme
@ausarbcit Sen nadllten Sag llidt be-
Iorgen.
9us ib 1alllac prpbirte, mar id)
llberraldt ltno erfreltt, BOP meln Ip=
petit lpieoer 5ltriiffan1, nadOem id
eil1i9e 3oie1l ei11geltomnen batte. Sd
begalm friih ST fiibler1, NOR in Ser
Sage SIT >arbettelt ltlto fpnllte al1d) gut
id]lafen. 1ies lit cine munOerpole
Meeoi5ilt. SD bin lider, oaB irgeno
SSel1a1l0, Ser 10 leibet mie id,, iofor=
tige 9inOerung erbalt, mel1ll er San=
lac prpbirt.
Ganlac, sic Meiiter=M ebi5i1t, miro
iebt perfal1ft I'M 9openport IN g6le=
aeI's Mpotbefe, 800 meitlide 3meite
5traBe, 100 S[rthltr 6. 9ailep, Ser
peri0nlide 8ertreter Ser COOPER M1e=
'bicine So, sen @ertb l1rb sic SIC l1l=
tote Ser Mebi5in erflaren miro.
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-05
9anfja0una.

@Qen lieben Sreunben, Na6barn
llnb Befannten, namentli9 aber benz
driitli6en Miittcrberein Der bent16en
fatbolilden ct. Soiepbstir6e, lagcn
mir bier1nit fir Sic nns entgegengez
bradte 3betlnabme unb lperftbatige
@iilfe ipdbrenb Ser aranfbeit nnb
beim 1pbc mciner geliebten @attin,
unb nnlerer lieben Nll1tter, S6lptez
gcrmltter llnD @roBmntter, Srall
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Sic iiberalls Sablrei1e @etbeiligung an
bem 2eidenbe9dngniiie iii Der airde
lrb nllf benG Sriebbpfe, unb fir Bic
bielen ld5Dncn 8ll1menipenoen III ieren
allfri6ti9en ber5liden 9nnf. @a13
be1pnbers bnnfen mir bem bnGipiirbie
gen Scrrn &farrcr Mntpn 56ueningb
III ben tiefcmpfu1beneL ebrenbe11
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Ser Stride 1lnb auf Dem Sricbbofe 9e~
ipibmct nnb benz gbor Ser ct. So
~iepbsfirde fir Ben IbDnen @e1ang bel
Scr 8eqltiem : M3el1e.
Midacl @ucfer, sr., Botte,
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glbplpb Mnefer, @odfprb, SI.,
Sranf &nefer, 9upenport, Sa.,
Msidacl Maefer, jr.., @npsbil(e, sSn.,
|Ssran &atbarina Spri1g, Npdfor6, ssSu.
Gbmarb &nefcr, MSabsbile, Sa.,
Srnn Nntta @oebcrer, 9%abcnpprt,
9(ntpn @nefcr, 9ubenpprt,
&inber,
nebit s6niegerfinoern. gnfcln nn6
I5t. Geripanbtcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-05
! SIS uibt Srci Sprtcn @ualGrrbcr

@cldlcr, brlltole 2iinlncl ul1b 1plde,
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Yprtsmplltb 9ebDrt Ser smciten Mailc
on. Siclcr bat offen beralsgciagt
ipie Gl1slanb pcrfabren lpltc:: IS ioa
brutal lei1 nrb nift beudeln. SIM
Sbcrbaus tmtrbe Sic 8ebunblun9 Der
M%clltralen cr0rtAN uno ali sic @pr@
idriften Der 2pnSbner @rfldrung nnD
pes @aa9er @ertrags b%ingelpieicn. Ser
cole @arl ipar bes laneen Meocns mii<
be 1trb i6lus por, DOB gnglano allc
@crtrdge nnb alles 8nlferrebt iiber
ben @nufcn lpcrfc n1b ausoriidlih crs
flarc, baB CT Nues tbuu lpcrbc, 9lcid)z
plel mie ungcleeli1 cs lit nnb lid
niebt perpfliGtct bdltc, nentrale
Mcdte a,5nerfenncn. 9as lei in Ben
napolcpnil6cn 8riceen 9ci@cbcn lnb
babe gum Siege ygcfiibrt, oemnod)
miiBte cs olld1 bette gcld1eben. S,l
cincr 8csicbnng iparen Sic 8emcrs
flngcn iiberfliilig, pcnn England
banoelt bellte genm1 10 lpie ppr bun~
bert Sabren, bebaupte aber, bab cs
iid nibt seegn Bic Mcutraien perz
9ebe. 9ab es beltte nod 10 fra6 banz
bclt, baben mir bouptlddliG uniez
rent 9ralibenten 5lt pcroanfen. Sic
Ter lpare i'm stonbc, Der englilden
grlttalitat auf Scr gtcllc Gin gnbc
5u amaden, aber CT pcrbdlt iid unz
.tbdtig, Sic ginen lageu aus Seigbeit,
Bic gllberen aus @aB gesen 9cutl6@
lanb. /
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-05
9ildlof syarnes 0opis bon Sci

@ildpf Sar11es 9opis bon Ser
Davenport 3iD5eie bot %porgeltern Die
folgenOm Gera1oerllngen befanmt ge=
geben, Die iofort in &raft treten: 9iep.
gerllaro 3eofer, 6iilfs=Ef arrer Ser
Marp's Stride in st. Ma0iIon,
5ltll1 4farrer i1 grolpns Station,
SSa.; Nfarrer 8erl1arO 2ell0fe bon
@ropns Station 511a11 &eftor Ser ct.
gli5abef9s Stride SIT @arper, So;
Gfurrer @illiom S. @ltinolt bon
@%albington, sSSa., 5l1m Nfarrer Ser
ct. sSSoiepb's @en1eirlbe in &arnea;
Nfarrer Midoel S. Sartigm Don
&inroB sum Nfarrer Ser ct. San1es
Stride il1 @al6ington l1rtO Efarrer
@ulter @altgbn, Glbo11, gum Nfar=
rer Der ct. Heter's &irde 1T 9llf=
|falo.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-05
6pdBeitsglpfci1
@nrreIl.N Sinh.

Sralt MAarp 8. @prren bon CHI
cago mllroe am letten 0onnerstag im
Seine BON &ep. Miheros bon ser
Stride Ser lebten @eiligell 81 1uben-
port INIT Serrm 6. Z. Sop getraut.
gine Sod]5eitsfeier fd1lp nah Der
Irolll1tg inn Seine Der Nibte ser
8ral1t, Srau S. Martins bon go.
1913 @eit 2. Strabe itatt. SEER
11no Jral1 SOP apobllel1 in 600. 104S
Melt 2. 5traBe ltott. @err l1nb Tral1
Sop mobnen in go. 800 Melt 5. Str.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-05
S6aip rneint, bnb gnolanb +

Berlin borbringen mub, ielblt lpenll
9eutldlano, nm Ben 8riebcn Derbei<
5ufiibren, Die erpberten @ebiete frei-
ipillig aufgcben lollte. n11glaublid,
peld Elm @ertrallen @baip nod inn
mer gil ieinem auf alien 2inien ge<
|idlaaenen 2anbe bat. gprldufig piir-
De aber @nglanb li6 besniiger,, in Denl
@ffeinen serbicu nm ciniseg hritte porz
tpdrts gu fonrmcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-05
@as @cbidt cincs Sffi5icrsoicncrs.

Der T. /. Sager 8ra115 0ollner-
'baller, Sf~fi5iersbiel1er bel eitem1 1T
@iel meilelroelr 9berlentna1t, bat
Gin @c0idt perfoBt, 0as pcroffentlidt
sl1 mer0ell perbient, neil Die @ebur1b.
lung oes Ibe1nos lit Mllbetra6t Der
@infad)beit bes Msnnl1es ben1erfel,s,
apert6 ciaenartig iii llno Merin Den
@erlert 5llr1 MlsbrlH funtr1en0e 8e-
numbering fir 0elterreih l1ngorlts
allperebrten @enerulitabs6ef gerpiB
lit allell &ersen nlitfiible11o erfli,1aen
miro. Gs lit betitelt: Decline 6err'n,
mir arheitelt meiter!" llllb lalltef:
Mrn1ee : &auptqlortier, ser Itanoige
@reis SIT et1liiger Mrbeit, NIT rait<
loiem 6leiB 'geredp1et, erpdgt,
entlheioet1 beoaht-0ie Solee,l, Sic
@enollng ser Sdladt Mrnleelt
1l1ro Mrlneeorps 1mo 0eren gerbano,
Geleitet bon elmer entiheioenoet
6anb Gen Mllgcn Oes 6alfel1. 6et
Nerben bon 5tabL 90 tritt ei,r
Maior Dor ben @6ef in ben Saol:
ugr5enen5", flil1gt es Ieiie i'll meloelt=
BEN Son - u@efaHem inn sSel6e 2ellt=
mont &er6ert, SsSbr 5nbn!" Gin
PStoden, 6ann tootlihe 5tile int &rei-
I1e, - 3iuei @prt 1llr fort man err
.idiittert ltlto 1ei1e: n0s}ein Ser
Ibert!" 9orn flaren Cons tpie 5lts
Dor. - ST reidt ibm sic Saro, -
SD 6onfe, SEER Maior
l1lllb l11t1l SIT Den altpern getpenoet ser
Setter: pWleine @err't, mir or
|heiten ipeiterl" 0'rlun blicfen
.Seitreids &rieaer mie oll5eit 5l,por-
gegeiitert tpie nie 5lt oenp Iii6rer en-
f,por. limo int al1d) Der @inrneI
nidt Sog fir Sag better. Meine
Serr'r1, mir arbeiten apeiter!"
03an fa,m aus. bem @inbetrib aud
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Sic 2eicbe 6es am Ionnerstut

Gie 2eide 6es altt 9onnerstag
IN Gbicago p%eritorbenen &errn SAT-
.lilts 8eters farn getern Mbenb Inn
8:35 l1br iiber ole Wfilmaufee Wab11
Bier on n11b muroe nad 9tiIle,1 l,no
9ortmig's Observation-Disclosures
gebrabt, BON no sic @eerDigung bel-
te gtadrlittag lltlt 5lpei l16r aus aui
Dem 5airmoll1t 6rieo6of itottfinoen
miro.
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Sir elm 8affeua,tyfnbr=@erbut

slae 8efiirmorter zines 8erbotes
fir Baffenausfl1br an aae friegbe=
tbeiligten Madte in europa ieitens
Uni eres &ongreiies ioIlten Sen nnte11=
ltebenoen aonpo11 al1sidneioe11 1l116
i'm nit ibrer ltnteridrift nno 9l6rel=
le perie6en an Die %be5eidu1ete @forelIe
l6iden.
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g%(ntpmobil=s% dJneafabrt.

ltm einen nel1el1 gdyneaigfeits= Sc
foro in l1eberlanbfabrten Der Mltto=
mobile auf5niteller1, miro al1r morgi=
gen Gage eill Ml1tomobi( Mermen
ilber Sen Stoat Soma ltattfinben. Gin
9llltonlo6il miro bon Clinton abfab=
ren rno ben 2incoln &igbmaD BE-
mlbelL un0 oas an6ere Ml1tonrpbil
miro bon Davenport aus ii6er bic 91i=
Der to Miper 93oao 1ia6 Council
Blnffs fabren.
2as bon Dapc11port %abgebenbe
Nlltomobil miro Inn iieben l1br Morz
gems bonn aim6all @ptel obfabren
llno bon $. &c. 5trong bon Ies
Vtoi11es 9elenft 1peroell. 81 glei6er
3eit miro 81. s. 1bonlpion bon Ser
9ippee sl1lto Company bon Clinton
abfo6ren. 3os Mennen fat in Sports
@freile1 groBes S11tereile erlpedt.
6rnt Soiepbille giegfrie6 bon
yto. 7O2 Ti1le StruBe feiert am bel1-
tiaen Gage ibren SO. @eburtstag.
Sic apl1roe ON 5. 9e5ember 1856 in
Sapel1port, Su., ge6pre1 ullb 6at bier
3eit ibres 2ebens gemo6nt.
"a Sabre lit am bel,tigen Sage
9err saSobn @rus bon @ll1e @raB,
So. @err 9rus lpllroe anl 5. 9e-
3a1rfrr 1861 i'll @ulcott, sSo., gebo-
rell ullo bat Belt fires 2ebens in Die=
Ter Begell0 gelpobnt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-05
MfadJem Sic sic 8intermonate SIT ct:
iuas @erthnpfe1n.

sidern Sic ii6 Sic notb,penoige
gorbereitung fir cine 5teGung, in
melder 9efor0erung i~ntelligerte11
Dienlten folaen miro. Beginner Sic
IN 8ro1pns 8lliineB College nlorgel1,
Mfontog, Den 6. 9e5ember. (Mn3.)
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@crlanst: Mab9en iiber is Sabre
alt fir allgcmeine @au5arbeit. MhlB
quite aDidin Ieirl, fam einen Sag nnb
einen M6enb ieoe 8o6e beimgeben.
@llter 2nbn. Nad5ufra9e,1 bel Srall
9r. 8. 8. Sbaruu, 2egloire @na0.
Sci. 1959z82. 4,1@t.
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2pfaIer @etterbcridJt.

3apenpprt, 4. 2e5.
Gllrdihllitts @arnneteritano 1920
1llrd1ldnlltts : Iemperatllr !. 81
&Odlte Sempcratl1r Lbeltte SO
9ficbrigite IeI1peratllr leste Nadt 26
9tormale Iemperatlr fit 33
Sabre 81
@nrdi6nittIide 5el,dtigfeit ser
Suit rs
Nieoerldlag III "a 5tl,1oen 600
Gor%bcrridrllOe @inorid1tl1lg D.
gSallerltallo lm1 Z llbr Morgens 6.5