davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1915-03-09
Washington to Send
Roller Skaters Here

Washington, d. c.. will be repre-
scntcd in the twenty-four hour roller
skating race at Madison Square Gar
den on March II and Is, by Lyman
Moore and Carroll Donnell. the fastest
two skaters developed in the capi-
tai city in the last five years.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-09
riSh-AmeriCanS and
CreSCentS Clash Tonight

The Crescent 4. {. and the Irish-
American A. c. will meet at the St.
Nicholas Rink tonight IN the last
Amateur Hockey League game of the
season, save for the ST. Nick Boston
A. A. game. to be played here, on
Thursday night, which will decide the
championship. a.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-09
Johnson's s Handicap.

bunch Of ball players the other night discussing the case OF
All that the Blonde Shrapne
also that johnson
beyond all he adopted the
slabmentha policy
stray basman onion in while This system has
the athlete back from the plate and work his nerves Bu
batsman
of dung the shot propelled by Walters
and if the shot landed uaey johnson would have the gho
of dead man stalking sleep There when handcar
10 have an excessive of a article hand
papers of three selected call the fight draw The
goes
New-York tribune., 1915-03-09
The Open Ears Co., Ltd, Again

that slight hitch has arisen forming the Open Ears Co..
Ltd. 0 golfers desiring Willing Listeners
that George Ade Of the original trainers
Lopeared Listeners
he dIetane
yee him out adopt his suggestion?'
we'd hear from golfers
Would rather have Lopeared Listener will
long will without the of chains
ce
New-York tribune., 1915-03-09
Cold Wave at Marlin
Numbs Pitching Arms
will carry weight, but NoGrav has =
power to keep out any esnlids,s 4
casting one black bail. -

--='
You. Mr.. Fan, who seoS a. nj, "a,
and wonder why he is kept o, ~
team, do you know that l,,s
Fromme il the best heart plsy., =
the pitching staff Of The Gianu'
n Bob Bescher goes 20 the Cardh...
he will carry with him the g.
collection OF diamond rings, disns.,
studs and diamond stickpins know, :
the profession.
Rube Schauer is just beginnir, =
recover from the shock which bs ;.
ceived on Sunday morning. during Il.
visit Of Miller Huggins. when s, -
his teammates walked up one By -.
and said. "Goodby, Rube, I'm son, -
hear that you're going" =
New-York tribune., 1915-03-09
J. B. DOnnelly, Old
Baseball Star. Buried

New Haven. March : The funerss
cf James B. Donnelly, az one time rs'
tionally prominent ln baseball, was
held here to-day Donnelly dled a.
his home i'm this city on March ).
New-York tribune., 1915-03-09
The Bard's Revery.
(By our own Mr.. Gray.)

The crfclc tolls the kneU Of Winters lay;
The tcild eyed Bug WW crdCl forth in glcc;
The umpire homeward plods his ghdstiy pGy
IND there rH be fat chunks OF dope for me.
The breezy call Of incensed fan hear:
The coocher tlcitteripg the first base line;
Tbe bugs shriH clarion rottlcs IN my
Ind purple dreams bring back trimming nine.
FuH many star Of puvest ray serene
The d1H Unfdthomcd leagues Of Winter bear;
F,di many a hick riH blow the big torn
And spring his benders on the Bush League air.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-09
Explaining Another Why.

why exchange editorial discussion, many
Irish the Germans this war; Simple isn't the for this
Germany Ireland fell all the knockabout
vile in the country would have to disband
New-York tribune., 1915-03-09
$!
cH GzanzIs10 Rice
Balladc of the White Man Burden.

I hare no interest to-day
In hotc Japan looks as n foe;
Nor do I care Whot critics say
A bout ON. Narys bush league show;
II may be strictly 10 the JOc
n moy be stduncb rs any oak;
Bm this is whdt I'd like 10 know--
VIII Willard erer meet the Smoke!
Yop read of ho,c the big guns sIdy
is ont the field the troopers go;
~, rbcre Y. Castle leads the ptny
Ithcart the light fantastic toe;
Or andy wih more coin 10 btoC-
ThGt stuff to me is all n joke:
B,r this is 1chat I'd ike 10 know-
UW Willard eUer meet the Smoke?
Does prohibition Arrays pay?
Or does il end the liquid foW?
VIII T. r. find the old time 'gay
And string again his ancient boW?
Such dope is puikerissirno,
Enough to make calyus choke;
Bm this is Vhdt / yedrn to knoW-
VIII Willard erer meet the Smoke!
And 1.-THE docs, whoW cop the Dough?
Who'll slip across the trimming poke!
Ayc, this is iChdt yedJp TO know-
VIII Willard erer beat the Smoke?
New-York tribune., 1915-03-09

Crawford shape than ever Why not? They
making all the Siege Guns bigger
New-York tribune., 1915-03-09

(Which pennan R. batting pitching
fedng' hustle has than
the Of it Jumped into
New-York tribune., 1915-03-09

"Hefefnger great nenan, writes Eli O6. but why doesn
modern line play
of passing the along New Haven for reply
New-York tribune., 1915-03-09

"Huggns best waiter in baseball Not with Judge h NJ Ii
perating in the crcuit-not by dozen leagues
New-York tribune., 1915-03-09

II the wind subsidies and the
weather warns up bit Bill will stage
hve-round exhibition battle on
Wednesday. Then we'll have better
line. on how things look. Or maybe we
win.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-09

Some Of the players are OF the opin-
ION that the sudden chilliness here is
the natural result Of the visit which
Miller Huggins paid to Marlin.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-09

At least two Of the Giants are not
worrying about being traded 10 the
Cardinals. Larry Mclean and JACK
Murray have both had a spell Of ST.
Louis. and it is never catching
second time
New-York tribune., 1915-03-09

Eddie Holloway. the little Giant, IS
up and walking with the aid Of cane
but it will De good many days be-
fore he will be in condition 20 play.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-12
New Charters.

Secretary Of State j. l.. Lyon today
issued the following charters;
Il. {. Auto company uf Tulsa, capt
tai, 5000 incorporators, Henry A.
Ienseu, n. A. Lahr, c. + Noble all ~
Tulsa.
Tarver Brown company of BlHncu,
capital, $4,000; iucorporalors, Z. G..
Turyer, McAlester A. c. Brown 7. G..
Tarver, ir, Tulsa.
American Auto Supply company Of
Tulsa, capital, $1,000; incOrpOrators,
II. NJ. Black, VI. Sanditen, r. W. Dil-
lard, Tulsa.
Mckay Hall Coal and Mining com
pany Of Dewer capital, $1,000; incor-
porators, Duncan Mckay, David Hall,
Dewar; j. W Hinton, Henryetta.
Cushing Public Service corporation,
capital $l5OOOO, incorpOrators, +. W..
Willard, McAlester Guy l.. Andrews,
+. h. BOyett. McAlester.
Kutcho oil company Of Muskogee,
capital 5000: incorpOrators, w. C..
Franklin, =. J. Carey, j. {. Maxwell,
TulsA.
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STOCKS AND BONDS.



NEW YORK April ~ Resumption m
stock dealings today was IN marked con
trnst tO last weeks freuzlod movement
Instead of further advances, the list evin"
ed reartiOnHrv trend Trading was again
extensive however T. y Steel, Reading
Southern Pacific and baltimore sud Onto
being offered In lots NJ lOOO shares or
over Canadian Pacific Union Pacific anu
Reading were among the heaviest issue.
In keeping with lts recent uction. Beth
lehem steel pursued q contrary course,
losing a point al the outset and soon
advancing . Secondary prices showed
general improvement
Attention was again directed to Bethle
hem Steel In the final hour that stock
moving eXcitcdly upward 10 i25 a new rec
ord and a gain " II points from last week
the close was heavy
The precipitate fall " the motor stocks
featured the early afternoon dealings
Studebaker dropped 3i5 and General Mo
tors four points Elsewhere prices als'
sought levels but the leaders showed
renewed strength
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RAIN ASSURES GREAT WHEAT
AND DAT CROP AROUND ENID

ENID, Ok. April l2-Two inches
" rain In one day and almost a ike
amount on the following, which placed
moisture In the soil that will be Of
great benefit 10 the wheat and oat
crop has visited Enid and adjacent
district I'm the last week
The soil IN this section II In excel
lent condition aud the wheat crop has
begun to show that the prediction OF
100 per cent crop IN compared with
last year, Is assured The rains have
extended AZ far westward as Chero-
zoe. MoolMnrl and Arapad0.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-12
RUSSIA FAVORS SEPARATE
PEACE WITH AUSTRIANS

MILAN, April IA special dis
patch from petrograd to Secol0 says
that the lnsistent reports heard In the
Russian capital " negotiations for II
separate peace with Austria are based
upon the suppOsition that Galicia and
probably some other territory would
be exchanged with Russia for guar
anlces ~ the preservation Of Austrian
integrity In the Transylvanlan pro
vinces. Sentiment In favor Of SEP
arale peace with Austria Is said Ia
be increasing In Russia
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-12
JUDGE LINDSEY ENUMERATED;
INDICTMENT FOR LIBEL

DENVER April fudge Ben y.
Lindsey Of the Denver Juvenile court
was exonerated NJ all charges of mis-
conduct in report Of the county
grand Jury filed late today Frank
l.. Rose was indicted on a charge OF
criminal libel In connection with de-
famation OF character NJ Judge Lind
gcy
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MARKET REPORTS

"rulf'ng became very heavy during
weakened with old crop montSs ,.ll,ns
'' d ana new crop months about 10
POINTS net lower but on this decline
mere was renewed demand from Wall
street sources ana the market was lss
a'u'" after midday with prices a polnt
or two up from the lowest
irl,rs advanced TO level 10 poinis
uP 'u' mere realizing prices we're 10
j. poiutH under saturdays close
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COTTON.
Nav york Cot,on

NEW YORK, April n The cotton mar
ket opened firm AZ an advance of 10 y
points today with July and later deliver.
les making new high records for the ses
son on \ continuation Of the buying move
ment which was In progress here AZ the
close of business last week Higher Liv
erpool cables encouraged the demand from
wall street and western sources while
there was also some foreign huyine snd
further covering NJ shorts on the ad
vance 10 l0L, for July and about lON for
October contracts There was enough
realizing IN cause reactions Of nr
points from the best and thore was sous
scattered selling on good weather pros
poets but the market generally wss stsa
d..
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..,,. New York Cotton Futures.
NV YORK. April r. Cotton closed


NEW ORLEANS, April A. Cotton Of.
rN'l To-Day with steady tone aud slight
b higher prices AS the result NJ buylng
orders which accumulated over sunday
h the first hrlf hour Of business prices
advanced . 10 points
In th" early afternoon prices recovered
inu point, but realizing became heavy
again ana ni 80 the market stood IT
nrf l0-1 Of 10 points
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-12

CHICAGO, April p Wheat rod 81 5s
y hard 81 bsl
Corn 2. yellow Hhc
Oats standard 6bL.
Barley 72Ns0C
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st Louis April a. Hog receipts 10
OOO, higher pigs and lights f6m 66
mixed aud butchers s. 80 ~ good hear 3
81 15d7 ~
Cattle receipt. GOO steady native beef
steers fHSRO, COWS aud hrlfers s. 5Oft
S51 storkors aud feeders g. 7jH7I Tex
as Hnd Indian steers s. 25n7 20. COWS and
helfers t4mG. native calves S8dp
sheep receipts 400 stesdy native NUT
tons Eus2i lambs g5OG 1850. year
IIngs 50 SOnTB0
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LIVERPOOL Auru - Cotton spot
hrm good middllug tlld. mlddllna
5id low middllug 531 Sales sOOO
speculation and export lOUU receipts
q nm Futures quiet Nnc 1uue GGd luns
July 552 july \ur 67Dla1. October 80
vemh"r i''1 Jan Foh GulEd. March
AnrlL GnLl
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new ORLEANS Aprl ~ Spot cotton
steady points up Sales on The spot
o'o. arrive ~ Good ordinary 7gd. strict
good ordinary 792 low midduug $50.
strict low middling 9OO. middlug g37
strict middllng 062 good mlddlluE 100
strict good middrng lOB
Receipts pOfl stock 361 734
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-12
FOR RENT ROOMS

N~~~~~s SSSONSrceO eOes"snHsS.o y,ss.
FOR RENT Modern rooms southern =.
posure newly furnished. nicely kept mm
mer rates $3.50 per week, and up Phone
W, jO0s nv n, Bdwy
FOR RENT Nicely furnished front
room large enough for two, In modern
home, with or without board lS0 w ar
Phone W. et4i after 2 D. m
FOR WENT nice rleun sleeping rooms
close In, ~ v 2nd Phone W S9IT
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-12
LEGAL NOTICE.


NOTICE or ANNUAL MEETING OF
OKLAHOMA NATURAL GAS COMPANY
Pub Daily Times March ~ 10 April "
Inc, lpibl
The Annual Nesting Of the stockhold
ers Of this company will be held on
ruWiay April 18th 1915, at ten O'clock
70. At the office Of the company
kmtticpn National bank building. Okls
homA city, oklahoma, for the purpose
Of electlnG board Of directors and re-
ceiving and acting upon the reports u
the officers. and Tor the transaction OF
such other business a. may properly come
before the meeting
In accordance With the Laws Of the
state Of Oklahoma. under which this
company IA Incorporated no stock cen
he voted on, which has been tFanufsrred
on the books of the complAy within 10
DAYS next preceding this election
Dated Pittub urgh, Pa, March g. 1918
II II, BARTLETT,
aecratRfV
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NOTICE.

Pub Daily Times April l to n Inc
1918
The annual meeting Of the utockholders
Of THE RlDENOUR BAKER MBRCAN.
TILE COMPANY will he held In their Of
flces In oklahOmp City, Oklahoma on
the second Tuesday In April 1915, to
elect board Of directors for the ensuing
year and 10 transact any other business
that maj come before said meeting
n NJ RlDENoUR. Sscy.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-12
LIVESTOCK.

Kansas Ilb Livestock
kANbAS CITY April ~ Hoy receipts
1000 higher hUIk 81 g5Ff7 10 heavy 81 20
al Hight Np5h7 ~ pigs W5OG
cattle receipts luOOO. strudy 10 lower
prime frd -rrDr. Xs1tS ~. dressed beef
steers tidN southern sipesrS 50 2IffT II
Sheep receipt. sUUU steady IN strong
lambs 81 ihnlO5N yeorliugs s6O4l9 %
Wethef, s Dnh ~. ewes 81 iOuk 10
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-12
Chicago Grain and Provision.

st. Louis Cash Drain.
ST LOUIS. April ~ Wheat . red ~ %
IA -. hard fl57h
Corn 2, Ihla white nominal
Oats 2, b6Id5Ic 2 white As~
Kansas city Cash Grain.
kANsAS CITY. April ~ Whest 2 hard
81 5idf %; red tlteH
Corn . mixed f3Hv. white Ihth
oats 2 white 1fdh MIXED s.
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kansas city Cash Grain.
PROVISIONS.
Chicago Produos

IhICaE0 FFoducr-
CHICAGO, Aprl r. Butter Creamery
22uJlc.
Eggs Higher, receipts 1927 rases at
mark cases Included lsalaia ordinary
tlrsts lsisc. firsu lPiac,
Potatoes higher, receipts ~ cars Mich
iran aud Wisconsin reds 4Oafb DO white
iOGt4i
Poultry alive steady Fowls i0'S springs
lTLC
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DIR. CROUCM

Oft,cs rooms tis-tlt Majestic Building ;.
earner AAln and Harvey, Maple 1Ag
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FOR RENT FLATS.

T~NrNrN'>TS-~-S-NrNsNr e~~S"-~~No~N-~~Nc~~-~-
FOR HENT--rhree room furnished
apartment complete IN detail Can nc
commodhte small or large family also
large beautiful southeast acove room.
sud single room Reference, 8ii n Rob
knaAn.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-12
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO April n Hog receipts 70
oO0 strong bulk 81 2Op7 20. light S1m
H35 mixed SIa1 17is heavy 81 aOGp7 ~
rough 81 NOm89O, pigs g. sOd6 w.
Cattle receipts 1900 weak native
beef steers SGGfs 70 western steers 81 A.
IN "a. COWS and helfers f2pOdfs, calves
81 25T 4 70
Sheep receipts lOmO steady sheep 80
a 20 lAmha 81 AnAI 10 10
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-12

situation Wanted ads are accepted for
three insertions without charge
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KANSAS CITY. April ~ Butter cream
err ~. nrus 2ac seconds gic. packing
tsitC
Eggs flrsts iTibr seconds l7c
Poultry. hens l5c rOosters lOc turkeys
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-12
PATENTS.
CALIFORNIA FARMS

CALIFORNIA fruit aud alfalfa farms
for sale IN the famous San joaquin val
ley Of California For Information and
literature address stine aud kendrirk
shawnee Ok
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-12

ALFALFA seed Tor sale S.Uu u..nuI
re,lsanrd seed James Smith >Ylu. OK
10 q -
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NEW ORLEANS. April 4. Cotton clos
% steady AZ ID met deyliu- VI II To ~
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LOCAL LIVESTOCK.


Nati,r steers
40 1855 .........7n
10 llD' ...... .......... 1.11
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w ANT ADS
RATES AND INFORMATION

Three llur ads -avsraEinG 10 words-ars
Inserted times for 2Oc
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S. Louis Produea

S. Louis fFoduca
ST LOUIS, April u Poultry springs
lsl, turkeys i1bc, ducks l2c geese ".
Butter creamery 82c
Eggs lSAc
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DUROC JERSEYS.

pEDlGRRED Honrs aud Bred 0ilts
Col and Chler strains GIFTS bred to
Theimrrs Chief Prices right ht-ThelmeT
Rrov u o. oklahoma city
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-12
BUSINESS CHANCES.
Personal

CANCER
sixteen years treating cancer with not
a failure No knife no pain. Davis SAM
tarium, Shattuek, Oh,
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Fort worth Livestock
FT WORTH April ~ Cattle receipts
400. steady bulk G5ds
HoE receipts 300 steady bulk 6eOHI ~
Sheep receipts 500, steady lambs s. 10
alO5O
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KNAPP HOTEL

Well furnished rooms 81 80 par week bot
running water bO4h ", Grand.
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SEEDS uf 90 kinds wanted Do, our
renders Tell them what you hsF. through
our classified columns That 0uer. flry
look fpr Whist they want rhuur Wal
tOlU ur write 90 oklahoma lafm Jour
nal Oklahoma CITY
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-12
GRAIN.


CHICAGO, April y Wheat prices
here advanced sharply today influenced
by higher quotations In Liverpool and q
decided falling on NJ wheat on ocean
passage A leading export house here
was conspicuous Ia the purchase of July
options May transactions were for the
most part confined tu small lots
After opening y 10 ~ higher, the mar
ket scored material further gains.
Corn rose with wheat The market was
also bullshly affected by the lightnPss
of receipt Opening prices which varied
from shade to Ma " higher we're fol
lowed by some additional upturns.
offerings VI oats proved scpnty In con
sequence the market took the same
course Ms other grain.
Higher prices for hogs lifted provl.
-ions Selling was only " 4 scattered sort
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-18

nv. M; 4E,S,Lof &y:L. ~4,o E.~,ho
St;4,on see.'..es .s; 800 ~
,aa, ,nl 4, sa,opu upel 9hab ivy 70 -
,;%t 800 lula p
Mo- ,So,, Sl"S .'.!e Ye.ln'.H s,ee -
,nI4o,, wv y..,1'..s'ye's un.len. o. n,,s
Ss,,nar Hap.a"u n..u S na,a,,ort ,,'ft
o,,serh"Ih 0us uel NHn4;hl
IanS ,l - 'S,r a Gnrupus ICY; S ,aaat
S a.D a;n &C. st1o.se saroau.,us , H,
te eL va a;s x,J. ~ !nl t1'le ru1s -,
+; ato,, 'sees,au' gh'op N.Y. g.
,di;t,t ,,us ,,nS M NY nos,,,or r,r
Ser -; ~; 4 n.su a sg.1;n,a'' a. a.
Suartf psua ~ x Slo,''u ~
Gr,,,,SToeo a Nv ' D ~ aniia,,h,s;
Sorid,oity :, g ;a.,,aaa,. o S;t aa',s 49,,
~ ;rtp; ~ ~ o. a. 3.l n1'9 s o.
D;eie nbar h;etot n;a 's msaI;g,fo;t 81,
mirthid,of4sneh;a+ ~ -, ;a,nfie, Sns :,
IA - a,,sra $500 g. luna oa,am ;
a oo ar,.a uap us 'aSb tx.
-, ,n;r, 60 a1,gd,ua vo,,or ,,,,Saro
merh;;nSo4, ~ .s ,,,, NI,,f
aoh,,,a Scs a.vp ,4 tp.a ue.u On a'a;,, nl !
i;,,S ~, i s;4ayas ,.s id,,,o}lo' ~,
Sar NaaI+fr;oa w. 81, NV n,,0 r,g er5eb,,ta,,
Sm,61,,s f;mSon ny as Jo' ~ ~" ,,na e;,e,,
SrieSe,, br;,,at M; MD -, ,,a So,,tI+e
m4oTf a,,,h 'i ie;ra O sI,,f g y uuy ,,,yS
Tonforfs;t ,rrri ,,oraanto o;,,a', rr;a.
;Se,, Sa,. ING az Sn,,o,,,S aaao,, a,,n1;5ho,,
Ma;S ~ ,Si;S4,o oaaH g,us4 u,, S ,,,S5i
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-18

gSas Der Reid)stagsabgeoronete Or.
Stto Mren0t i1t ser 8erliner uGdg-
ltd)el1 Hllnoidult" iiber Sic @ubr-
ld1einlidfeit Der @riinoung elmer
INSTRUMENTATION Mirtbidafts-
modt nro Die 8coeutung 6erielbcn
lagt.
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Mliibe, fdmer5cnbc Ma1gfeln bcianftist

@6ipere Nrbeit, 11cberan7trengllng,
beoeutet iteifc, tpebe M1steln, uSloans
Ointment, lanft appli5irt, Elm iperig
Nllbe nnb Cure @6mer5en beri1pi11z
ben lofort. nNibts fat mir 10 gebnlz
fen, tpie Str .9lpans 2iniment"; id
fam bafiir ni6t banfbar genug iein",
i6reibt Elm 9anfbnrer. 8eenbet lpfprt
ale 2eiben nnb @9mer5en. Gin allsz
9e5ei6netes @cgenmittel, be1cr lnb
reiner ols Gent. Mue 9rogiIten, 25c.
5plt beute cine Slal1c. 9rinat brr9
obne @inreibnng. lNn3.)
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not DIS paccm para bellll11" Ne11lt
gu 6rieocn tniQIt, bereite Sen &rieg
por), lit III iiinglter 3eit lrngemo0elt
|mor0en. y
- so in Ser Snidrift Mber 6em
Sanpteingange 51lm Garnegie'iden
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pacem para niititinm. CSel1n 3at
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man SEN often LATENT den 5prlld)
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|6ricoen bor). 9os tbut 1eutld)lo1o
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ees i9on lett langerer 3eit.
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4on6 nnternimmt, gebt es o1,h oorin
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Iidaftliden 2ebe1t 0es Reides fern gu
balten.
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@eidsfan5lers, OF. Delbriid, groBe
8eratbungen itottgefln1oen baben,
nm elmer ploBlid)en l%1eberfilnng l6es
6eutl 6cn Mrbeitsn1orftes nod Dem
5rie0ensidlnB bor5ubeugen.
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Mrbetter aus ben Mrmeen Dentih-
lambs ms biirgerlide 2eben 5uriid-
febren, miBte ul1tpcigerlih cine De-
moraliiirrng 6es Mrbeitsmarftes elm
treten, menn nidt MaBregeln getrof-
fen ner0en, 6as gu berbuten.
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WaBnabmen itn6 no1 nidt gum Mb-
ld)lnb gelangt, aber es laBt iid) er6par-
ten, bob Waittel merben gefun6en, lln1
elmer getpaltigen @riditterung bes
loeutld)en NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 6nr1 Ole
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|5el6e itebenoer 6eutider Mrbeiter ms
burgerlihe 2eben oor5ubeugcn.
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muB fir Dos mirtbI1aftlide 9eben
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Den, 90 Die Re0ingl1ngen fir 6al1elbe
mad erfolgtem 6riebensidyluB ~ e
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Dor Nusbrub 6es @rieges. 9amit
beidaftigt ii6 Der Mrfiab, ocn mir in
oen boriteben0en 5palten ben 2eiern
borlegen. /.
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madte England, G1B1anb nn6 Jranf-
reid sn eincm fir Ole beiben mittel,
eltropaiiden @aiiermabte q Ii nit l.
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