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The L'Anse sentinel., 1915-10-16
Careful Housewife.

Careful Housewife.
Mr.. Umson-Hurry. Mary. or we'll
be late for the play.
His Wife-But can't leave the
house mussed up like this.
Mr.. Umson-Who is going to see 1t
while we are awayi
His Wife-It's hard to tell; bur
glar might break in.-Judge.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1915-10-16
When all others fail to please
Try DenIson's Coffee.

The Kind Of Stun.
"That sensational novel Of his is
selling like hot cakes"
TITS burning shame!"-Judge.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1915-10-16

The Spirit Of His Ancestors.
visitor-It's terrible war, this.
young mana terrible war.
Mike Gladly wounded)-'Tis that.
Sofa tirrible war;. Put 'tis better
than no war at all.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1915-10-16

B A prize lighters idea Of plenty of
money is enough OF 1t to start sa-
loon.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1915-10-16
WearIed Audience.

Il suppose you will be sorry when
all the summer boarders leave"
mo-" replied Farmer Corntossel:
II can't say as will. I'm willin' to
try to be genial an appreciative. but
It's time they was goin' home an
learnin' some new jokes"
The L'Anse sentinel., 1915-10-16

The pope refuses to 60 outside the
precincts of the Vatican.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1915-10-16

There is an inn in Yorkshire called
the Ass In the Bandbox.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-20

Another jitney novelty is reported
from San Francisco, where jitney
tunnels under downtown street cor
ners are being planned to eliminate
the congestion.
The Monterey & Pacific Grove
Street Railway company, which has
been operated by the United Rail
roads of San Francisco, has defaulted
its bond and been driven out of bust
ness BY the jitneys.
Watching these developments, a
representative of one of the biggest
automobile concerns in the country
predicts that the trolley cars will be
chased from the streets in many cit
les, and the jitneys, too.
Automobile expresses, built espe-
ciaIy for carrying ten to twenty peo-
pie through city streets, will replace
them - he declares It is known that
several big manufacturers are at
work on this idea today.
The following items, culled from
recent dispatches to The Day Book,
give a rough idea of the jitney stu
alton throughout the country.
Salt Lake City. - Twenty pay-as-
you=enter Jtney buses, seating ten
people each, have been ordered. One
is id popular operation today.
San Antonio. - There are 100 it-
neys in regular operation here. They
are tremendously popular on Sun
days, when more than 200 are run
ming,
New Orleans. - There will be 100
2O-pasenger buses in operation, soon,
according to officials Of the company,
who claim they are making $40 day
per ear at present.
Kansas City.-The jitneys number
$50 now and are carrying 10000 pas
sengers day.
Spokane, Wash.-There are about
90 TTnovS T71Onine rn01IIaT1v here
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-20

private interests to nip the jitneys in
the bud, by passing an anti-jitney or
dinance, a company has been formed
which plans to start a jitney. service
on regular lines, at the rate Of four
cents ride if tickets are purchased.
Milwaukee. = Within several days
100 jitneys will probably be in the
streets. A regular 10-minute service
on three-mile line, in big comfort
able buses, at a fare of 8 tickets for
quarter, is assured before spring.
Washington. - Service of about
200 autObuses to be. opened March 1.
Others of the two score large
towns which the jtneys have invad-
ed or soon will have are Columbus,
Cincinnati, Toledo, Dayton, Akron,
Hamilton, o.; Springfield and Peoria,
H.; Terre Haute and Indianapolis,
Ind; Omaha, Neb.; jackson and
Vicksburg, Miss. Atlanta, Ga; Louis
vile, KY; Birmingham, Ala; Mem
phis, Tenn; Des Moines, Ia; st. Paul
and Minneapolis, Mimi; st. Joseph,
Mo. Scores of smaller places. report
that they have one or two buses in
operation.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-20
FAMOUS PLUNGER MAY GIVE
OUT REAL WHEAT DOPE

New York, Feb. 20.-Joseph Letter,
once famous grain plunger, is to give
his belief as to the causes Of the
spectacular advance in the price Of
wheat and flour next week when
Deputy Atty Gen. Becker resumes
his probe into charges that big New
York bakers conspired unlawfuIly to
.davance the price of bread.
Letter, it is said, has good reason
for exposing some of the operations
in the Chicago grain pit-men who
double crossed" him when he at
tempted his famous wheat corner.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-20
TO KICK AGAINST KIELITS BOMB
UTTERANCES

St. Paul, Mimi, Feb. 20.-German-
American residents of st. Paul viii
meet tonight in a protest against al
legged Utterances of Judge KfTlits in
Toledo, that he did not care how soon
some one dropped a bomb on kaiser.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-25

OF working hours. or that they cared
what his habits were. He was as
sured that the officials took an in
terest In their men. and that pro-
motion would come sooner to the
mechanic who lived clean. temper
ate life. He said that he would do
better. and he did so.
When an apprentice serves his
time his record is kept and promo
tons are made according to the rec
ords OF the men. In this record are
noted his characteristics. He is
graded Ia the following and many
Others. viz: Education. special
knowledge. experience. honesty.
morality. temperance. reliance. fore
sight. appearance. energy. initiative.
persistence. etc. etc. He Is graded
In twcnty-sia characteristics alto
eether.
There are other railroads In this
country which have an apprentice
school system. but none OF them are
as near complete and thorough and
do as much for the boys as that OF
the Santa Fe In some OF them the
boys have to study on their own
time. In some OF them material Is
no, furnished. and there are differ
ent reasons In the different cases
Why none OF them come up to the
Santa Fe apprentice school system.
In some OF the foreign countries an
apprenticeship OF from seven to
nine years mus, be served. The
fame of the Santa Fe school system
has reached Europe and one young
man came from London. England.
to La Junta TO learn his trade
There are Others In the La Junta
school who have come long distanc-
es. from Michigan. California. New
York. and other distant points.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-25

There are at the present time
forty EIGHT apprentices at La Junta.
and in all eleven graduated last
year. There are thirty-nine ma
chinists, four boilermakers. one
blacksmith. one special machinist.
and three timer apprentices.
The school here is In roomy.
well lighted building. II is we'll
equipped for the work. having indi-
yiduai desks. n reference library.
wall charts. photographs. working
models OF engine parts, and tools.
part OF which were made by the local
apprentices. These models are ex-
tremely well finished and the fine
work is a surprise to the visitor who
does not know OF the work that is
Instructors desire II To be known
that visitors are welcome AT any
time, and especially are the parents
OF apprentices invited to visit the
school and see for themselves the
progress being made.
A letter of which the following
are extracts was sent out some time
ago by J. X. Sexton, mechanical su-
perintendent:
Il would like to have II under
stood with our ehginemen that they
have the privilege OF visiting our
apprentice school rooms. consulting
with the instructor on any subject
pertaining to instructions or advice
along the lines OF mechanical mat
ters. These schools are established
not only for the apprentices. but for
the betterment of the service. and
'ircmen studying for the progressive
examination will be welcome to Wis
4 these school rooms and ask gues-
ions OF the instructors.
The company safeguards the ap-
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-25
INDUSTRIAL EDITION

those who have the most ambition
advance the most rapidly. Some
are content when they become jour
neyman and draw 1oufnsyman wa
Ees. but those with ambition who
want 70 climb the ladder find that
the officials Of the company will
cooperate with them and push them
along ~ rapidly ~ possible.
II il the desire Of the company Of
ficials that the employees should be
Of good moral character and good
citizens. To this end. the appren-
tice Instructors are encouraged to
mix" with the boys both in and out
Of working hours. The officials
encourage sports and athletics and
In each school . football and base
ball team 10 organized. Games are
played In both sports among the
different school teams and also with
outside teams. The instructors I'm
press upon the boys that Il Is to the
wy S"A sosIsNos - AAsoeo - ~ ~
to the that Of the company or to the
community At large. that he live a
clean. temperate life. and become a
good citizen. A foreman Was dis
missed from the service for taking
an apprentice into . saloon. The
officials discourage anything that is
not for the betterment Of the boys
and men In its employ.
Several years ago an apprentice
graduated who vas . fine mechanic
but whose morals were not what
they should have been. His fore
man had q long. fatheriy talk with
him and pointed out that his chanc-
es Of promotion would be greatly In
creased II his habits were changed
for the better. The boy said that he
did not know that the officials paid
any attention To his conduct outside
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-25

prentices' interests in . way that u
not generally known. II . boy
takes insurance or . correspondenee
course or buys . set Of books for In
stance, he can give an order on the
company and the money will b held
out OF his check each month and
paid to the collector. This II the
case only after the company officials
investigate the case and find that
the contemplated purchase will be Of
advantage to the boy. otherwise they
will not hold out the money and pay
the collector. This Is only one Of
he many ways In which the COM
pany works for the interests Of the
apprentices.
The company is anxious for ambi-
tious young men to enter its en-
pioy as apprentices aad to receive the
practical mechanical education
which will tit them for official post
lions. such as Inspectors. foremen.
UusteT ulceuduiSS, McShohtSot ~
,erintendents. etc. etc. John Pur-
cell. the present assistant to Vice
President Storey Of the Santa Fe
ystem. is a graduate apprentice. He
IS the father Of the apprentice school
system In this country. He started
A night school for apprentices with
his own time and money and per
suaded the officials Of the company
to try It as an experiment II prov
ed n wonderful success. The pres
ent master mechanic here. w. d. De-
veny. is n graduate apprentice Of
the Santa re. The company needs
men now to iii official positions.
and Il will need many more In the
future. II is well worth the while
II any young man who has finished
tchooi. TO investigate and see for
himself what the opportunities are.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-06
Der Ser scnator.
|2llitlpieI in Srei Nfteu bon auoelb1rg
l1nb Sdontbol. Hegie;
&llrt @priB.

0'prgel1 Nbeno miro man iidl IL
llllcren1 ocltldlen Sbeater aars BE
ionbers lpobl l1nO beimiid1 fiiblen. @s
miro ga 10 ettuas ipie @ambnrae,
Suit meben INTO altbefalrnte aerl1qe.
bortc Sal1te mcroen Sen Hal1nl Dllrd)=
1dmirren. @enl iidl Dor Ben Mlgel1
Der acknowledgements iebr 5oblreid)ell
3uidauer Elm Stiid l1red)t Sambur=
ger Sebclls ab'pielt, 1pie miro % 10
Wal1dlen Die Sebnil1d5t nod ser ge=
llebtel1 altell Seimath pacfel1.
IS lit foitlidl nie oie Gerfaiier es
Der tmloen baben, oie potriard]aIiid)en
3litanoe in Entri5ierbauie bes bon
1einer 8ilroe MIR nll5l1lebr iiber5e1g=
ten Serrn Senators N jdliloerll. Sc
nes Serrn Senators, Ser in ieiner qe-
ihraubten Iteifleinellen Ne1Berlih-
felt, ld)ei11bar lei11e 9ar5e 1San1ilie
tDranri1irt l11o inn @rl1l1De gel1p1n=
men oodl 10 ein ber5el1sguter ipnop=
tildler Menih iii, Ben man lief ge=
mim1t.
Ser Iigllr oes uscnotors", sic im
Mittelprnfte Ser @anbll11lg iteht, rel
ben iid} oie alloeren in liebenslpiir=
oigiter @eiie an. "a bat ieoer ieille
: eioroere 9Sote, ieoer lit Sem aebel1
nad)ge5eidn1et. llnO bas min bei Ell
1lel1 2l1ltlpiel, oelien @rl1l1oton ohio
Int alf Die beiterlte 2al1le geltimmt
lit, etpas beoeuten.
llnler gniemble, in alien sattell1
aeredt, miro Sic @elegen6eit, u1lere
Sbeaterfreu1l0e o1f oos angenefmlte
5t %111terbaltel1, pou nno gang aus
ginen berartigen G6eaterabelro
iollte man iib inter feinen ll1nItGn=
ben el1tgeaen laiie1t. Mfan miro es
bere11el1, men1 man ibn perlal1n1t.
Gas Stlld lit folgenoermaBen be-
iett.
se,1otor 1
. 6einri1 2oetpenfelo
Selene, feline Satin j
.. 9ouiie @riidner
Ngatbe, Stepborie, beren S0Gd)ter ).
. 0fara. Sara1 Ii. s(nnie ge16er
Ssfar, ibr spbn +. S. 8riidner
Steiner !alrt @orib|
Gmil Wfittelbad Ssfar @oifmann
@ebring @ilbelm Miiblban
Sophie Tebol6 Murtba @ansberg|
Solepb, 9iener beim Senator
@illD Schubert
3eit: 8egenpart. Srt Ser @ano=
hing: 9as 6aus bes Senators
Mnoerien in @amburg.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-06
Die gbrDiant6e1n1tm : M1tsitcllnng in
Scn 8eluad)sbanicr oes @an ser
&cer Harfs.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 6. 8. gmil
8oeb NJ miro morgen, Cont
tag , ben z. Nopember, sic grobe
Gbrplantemum 9(ns it e +
lung IN Den @epadsbaulern bes
8an 0er @eer Garfs, Sic er alljabrlid
peranltaltet, unb meld)e bon alen
8lnmenfreul1oen 1%apenpprts ul1o lei
ller 9tofbarltaote in 10 grober 3abl
an5iebt, eroffl1el1. Se0eniaas miro
aud Die Oiesiabrige glsiteall1g iid)
eines iebr groBen gellldles erfreuen,
lbenl1 oie gliitben= nllb 6arbenprad)t
lodt audi lebr oiele 2el1te on, neld)e
lid fir glumen5udt lonlt niht be-
lonoers lntereliiren. 1ie Musltellln1g
besinnt, mie 9eia9t, om morgigel1
Sonntag un0 miro 5lpei Mod1ell, bis
Spnntag, Sen 81. 9topember (eil1=
idlieblid) ben 9eludern taglih
bon s llbr Morgens bis 5 l1br Mad)=
mittags geoifnet iein. @llmell=
1renlloe meroen gut t6ll1, gleid
mor9en Der AlsItel11ng eillell 9e=
llldl a~b5uitatten uno bielen Damn ipG=
ter 5t m%leberbolen, menl allie 9lii=
fbet IN boiler Hradt lteben. @ir ct
aparten, oaB morgell cine feline SOL.
REMEMBERING nod Oen San Ser Seer
Narf mo ieillen @elpad)sb6uierr
1tattfinoen miro. 8epiB miro es Nie=
mano, Mllrmenfrelno ooer nidlt, be
rellelt, bieier prahtigen @brpia11te:
mum gllsitelllu1g cillen 8eiud abge.
ltattet an baben.
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@runoeiaent6ums : l1e6ertragunaen,

Serrb 6. Glauiien un0 6rar ar7
SreOerif g. @erDes, 2ots 20 ul1l
81, @lod 5, 6airgra1n0 Mo6ition.
@arrD s. Softer an @illinm g.
Mc@arrn Stiid 2a11b in 5taot ga.
penport, $75.
6urrp 6. Softer an Celia Carlton,
Stid 2anb in 5ta0t 9apenport.
Gb @art u1b Sral1 on Sarrp 6.
Softer, Stiid 2ano in 5taot 9upen.
port.
@iIiam o. Mle@arp uno Sro,1 an
SarrD s. Softer, Stiid 2a1lo in 5ta0t
Davenport, $50.
@illiam @ampfler an 6reo Soar,
tens II. g., 2ot 4 bon Sbeil oes Mod=
laiies bon Fatrid Slogan.
IS. $. 8rod an Mlfre0 Earions,
ll1getbeilte @alfte bon 2ots s uno
8, glod Z, @eltboIme 2. M0oitior.
$50.
gomaro giidoff an $. $. Self.
iert, norolide SO SUB bon 2ot 9 unb
Die lii0lid)en 10 SUB bon Got 8, 8lod
y 8iele'5 @ranb gloe1ute Mbbition.
sSrieo 5iepera l1no Botte an @il=
liam 3abn1s, Stiid 2ono in 2ibertD
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-06
Sic I1ttterratiun Scr Mi(dfuh.

Sine tarli eno pfunb fdpere mila=
tub benDtigt ols 5aqesration fir IT,:
rem 2ebensunterbalt iteben 3ebntel
ptunp perbouli6es Gipeib, 1ieben
Yfuno berbauli6e aoblenbDbrote unb
Elm 3ebntel pfuno berroulides Iett;
otsles Jutter benOtigt 1ie tdglib 3ur
grboltung ibres 2ebens unb 3ur Musz
ubun9 ibrer 2cbensfunttionen (gr=
baltungsfltter).
Wir nollen nun einn1ul annebmen.
BOP bic Sub IS Yfunb Mild nit 8
pro3ent 5ettgebolt tasli6 er3euqt.
I'm bie1e 2eiitung bollbrinaen al
-t0nnen, ben0tigt iie neben i6rem Gr=
haltungsfutter ou6 nod Elm qept11es
probutttonsfutter, unb 3tpor fir
obige Sogssleiitung Elm pfunb berz
baulides @ilpeib, bier un6 breipier=
tel pfuno aoblenbpbrate unb bier
3t9ntel Yfuno Set.
Das nDtige @rboltungsz unb prp=
0uttionsfutter piirbe sic Sub in bic
lem Sole 3. 9. er6olten, penn lire
5agesratipn ous bier pfunb een,nbz
lenem Moistorn, brei pfunb oe<
quet19ter @erfte, iieben pf1lnb Wl.
taltobeu l'no 81 Pfunb Mais1iloge
beftebt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-06
Marte 6rieoerifc RuetI
qeb. SO e II pfnb I.

9eb. VS. tpfabI,
am 9onnerstag, Sen 4. sos, Radmitz
tags INN 8h 11br, nod Iangem i9mez
rem 2etoen I'M SITTER bon so Sabren,
2 Wonaten unb 20 Sugen ianft entz
19lafen lit.
9as 2eidenbeeangnib finoet an
Wtontag Maprgen I'M 8 l16r com Srauz
erballie aus nit einem f1r5en Grauerz
go%ttesoienlf in Ser 9eut16slutberilder
9reieinigfeitsfirde itott. 8pn bor1
tptrb Die 2ei6e nad5 @eneleo, Su.,
ilberfiibrt, tpolelbit nod eirem Srauz
er9ottesotenlt in Der bortigen Iutberiz
i6en Stride Die 8eiiebung auf bem
Satnooo Srieobof erfol9en lpiro.
lin titles 8eileio bitten Sic tiefbez
trilbten 5interbliebenen:
Brau Ganline sdrpeber,
8eb Safe, Mpntnnn,
6enrb 6. &uebl, @enelep, Sn.,
Srau Matbilba @einrid, Gene1eo, Su.
Mignit S. &uebl, 9abenport,-
9erman 6. &uebl, 2utber, Montono.
0eprge S. '&nebl, Cutler. Montana,
@tltam 8. &1ebl, gesco, Su.,
HpntS S. &uebl, 9abenport, sSd.,
8inber,
@nt. Smlins @eitpfabl, Brnber,
9ubenport. Sd.,
nebit 5dtpie9ertinbern, gnfeln un6
N.5,6,7t. Gertpnnoten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-06
2ofaler @ettuberid)t.

Davenport 5. Npb.
9urdidmitts= garometerifano 30.045
3urd]ldnitts Sempratur -. 49
@6dplte Semperatllr fente SO
Nie0riglte 5emperatur lebte Nad)t 40
Normale Ie,nperatur fir 33
Sabre AZ
Rnrdidnittlid)e Geudtigfeit Der
aieSeridlos in "a @ipr6crr 900
@orberrl6enoe @%inoridt11ng 80. Sit
@aiieritano nm Z llbr Morgens 4.6
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-06
Sgnas Silb ruicOcr an 2cd.

Nad langer idpperer aranfbeit lit
llller tild)tiaer Characterization (9li-
lellor) S9na56 SLID Dor bier gu
gen mieber an lem EAllt in ieinem
Mmts5illnler i'm H%atb6nuie 5llriid=
gefcbrt lnb bon ieinell pielen 6reun=
Oelt berslih begriibt lporDen. 8e1n
all6 nod etlpas Idppad1 bon Ser lam
gen &ranfbeit, baden bob Die bier
Gage ge5eigt, BOB er inn Stanoe lit,
feline MnltspiIidten mieoer mlf5l,ne6=
men. Serrn @ilo unieren ber5liden
Slildaplmlb sur @enell ing.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-06

geb. 2erben.
9eltern I'm Mittcrnadt nab ladneerem
i'm Sitter bon "a Sabren, flint
Monaten nrb bier6ebn Sa9en geltorz
ben lit.
9as 2ei9enbeedneniB fil,bet an
Spnnabenb, Sen 6. Nobember, Nab=
mittags UNI 5pei l1br, pribatim, BON
8rauerbanle, SEQ. 625 Beltern Ipes
1l1e, al1f Dem Safoale Trieobofe 1tatt.
Sreunbe 1ino CUR Irauerfeier i'm
Sauie eingelaOen, Dod gebt Die 8ei=
lebltng pribat Don i%tattert.
Inn titles 8eileib bitten
Sic tiefbetriibten 5interbliebeneu.
8itte, feline Nl nmen
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-06
Meue ~2ln5eisen.


Sreunben uno 8%efonnten hermit
Ste traurige Gadri6t, BOB uniere liebe
9lltter, sdipiese:rmltter, groBmutter
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-06

@aibington, 6. Mob.
Sir Slinois: Griibe inn 9eorbert, bei=
ter i'm Siioen bel,te uno morgen;
et1pas apar111er int Norben.
SIR Soma: Sriibe Snmstag nro
Soumtag; nenig Ienoernl1g in
Se1nperatllr.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-06
Or. Safer, 3aBnar5t, Mbitafer
ltil6ing. (Mna.)

SSSn Dem @ert6eibi9lnssplan 1inb
9rob BE 8elerben bon 8affen uno Ml1z
111t1on por9eIeben. Sic Gimme lit bie
Stimme oes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
aber Die 9anb lit Die 6an0 Ser Muni,
tiDnsfabrifanten.
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@m. &. ehmtpt

@m. s.. 9hnt0t
am 9ienstae, Sen 9. 9spbember, More
gems nm 4:30 11br, nod ldngerem 2eiz
ben i'm Sitter bon 45 Sabren, 6 900
naten uno iedJs Sasen in 2uit Nation
lanft entldlafen lit.
9us 2etdenbegdngniB ipirb beute
Nadmittag nm 2 llbr pom @auie ser
Muttcr, Sran 2ouile Shmibt bon So.
1925 Buckingham Npab, aus per
Illtpn1pbil uuf Dem Snirmpunt Sriebz
bof ltatfinben.
lint titles geileib bitten Sic tiefbez
triibten 9interbliebenen:
Srou &iefe sdmiot, seb. 9feblins,
@attin,
2epn edmibt,
GlanDs sdmibt,
MsDrtle Gdlmiot, M ..:
ainber, M4
Srau 2Duiic sdmiht, Mutter,
@eldui1tern nnb @eripnrloten.
H.6t.
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Son elmer epphalen grfinolng bes
ari5pnelilden 8egierungs : gbcmifers
Danfeebppble beridtet Sic ncuei teNumz
emr oes uIri5pna Slider. Sc bnns
belt iid) Tim ni6ts tpeniser als Sic ur1z
fcblbare @erniHtung ser f%einolid9en
II : Boote bon eigenen 5lug5eueen
aus. YanfeeoQoble fat 5u bieiem
medic 1e bier ltarfe. eral1itene u@"
fonltrlirt. solpie man nun ppm Slug
5eug aus Elm gcgneril6cs Eeriifop lid<
tet, lperben bie 4 g ins @niier geiporz
fen nro perbinben 1ib nit Dem $40
lpfort 5u gdlmefelldure. (625G4 ,
pie aud oas itdblernl tie Il Z Boot bis
sur llnfenntli6feit SerfriBt.
g6nioibumpfel.
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9poessMn5d8e

Sreunoen rnb gefannten hermit
Die tranrt9e Na6ri@t, baB infer lieber
Sobn unb 8ruDer,
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@rpfe Observation-Disclosures.

9eute Mben0 alio fi11oet bie qro=
BE MISUNDERSTANDING bes 3eutid)=
Mmerifaniiden gentral=Iereins bon
9openport un6 Scott Goru1tD itatt.
Ser Gintritt lit MIR loId)en Nerionen
g%eitattet, bie inn 8eiis bon ginla-
oungsforten, Sic bon olen &on1ite=
mltglieoern erla1gt mer0en fonner,
limo. 4ie gintrittsforten fo1ten 80
Gents fir 0as Naar llllo 25 ge1ts
fir gin5elOamen. Gin trefflides
Nrogromm, in 0em ioie Sauptllltln-
1nern Jrau 6iloa 90. Mattbep's in
oeutlder Sprade itattfinoen6er Nor=
trog iiber @efangene11lager 11l10
9errn Splepb Seller, /. 8i5epraii0ert
pes 3eutldamerifanii6en Nationol-
iein merOen, gelal1gt sur
M1sfiibrung. Nah Ser nnterboltung
folgt Elm gemiitblid)er 8Qn bis brei
ltbr Mor9ens. Sir grfrild1ngen
1T outs geite gelorgt. 3oa gelomm=
tie Nrogramm folgt:
1. 0@arl6 n@eltfrie6en" !.
9tto's Srdelter
2. Seleftion Stto's Sr6elter
3. v8ie Elm %itol5er Moler.2 5pobr
Mol1endor, grnit Otto, 9irigent.
4. 5on5, Comm Of Spring"
9omenflaiie Ser SAB. Gurngemein6e,
9lb. Sdmibt, Glarnlc6rer.
5. @efpebrieftion oes 9el1tihen
&riegerDereins.
6. rBefangenenlager", @ortrag bon
6rou Siloa 80. Mottbep.
Z. uS1l belltidem @eiit n1lo Screen
iino mir ems" &remler
Maliendor, @rnit Otto, Dirigent.
s. TeItreoe bon Solepb Seller bon
Snoionapolis, 1. gi5eprali0ent
oes 3cutlh=a Na=
tipnalz gluloes.
8. @eratbe=I l,rl1el1 - Mftipe oes
storomei : Davenport 5ur1per=
eils.
10. y r3ie-@odt am Mbein"
. @l(gelnl
Mtalienbor.
b9lnrerica
Waiiendor ulro N1blifl1nl.
gtad Dem &o15ert: @roBer 9aG!
pr. Safer, 8aBnar3t, Mbitofer
BUILDING. (Mna.)
Sci ser ltoatli6en 2ebrerfonfe.
rell5 81 9es Meoines muroe Sodyldu1l.
oireftor g. 6. Mari6aa bon 0apen.
port geitern 9(beno gum @i3epraiioer11
Der stnatsoereinigu1a erapablt. Bum
Fralioenten 1purbe SsSplep6 6. Sec.
@orpan bon Siour GitD erm1blt.
Or. @upe, 8abnar3t 9ecuritt
guil6ing. (Mna.)
Sn benz @ertbeioi9ungsplan lint
9robe 8eierben bon 8affen nnb Ml1=
nttipn por9eleben. Sic Gimme lit btf
Sttmme Deg NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
aber Die 5anb lit Die Sa1o Ser Wellni.
J tionsfabrifanten.
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Meue 2%ln5eisen.


Sreunoeu uno 8efonnten bier1nit
Die traurige Na6ridt, bab mein lieber
8atte, n1ler gutter @aer uno mei11.
trelIer Gphu.
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@tIbeI,, @ttt

WtlbeIm Mttt
am @onnerstas. Sen 4. Nobember,
y{nbmtttags Inn 1880 l1br, i'm elterz
li6en 5eime in SO. 2536N- 5h Mbez
me, 8od Sslanb, nod tur5em, idtpez
rem &rantenlager i'm glitter bon z Sab
rem, 4 Wonaten unb 80 gagen geltorz
ben lit.
Nas 2eidenbeaGnanib firbet am
Sonntag, ben Z. Mopenrber, Nadmit=
tags nm 2 llbr, bonn Irauerbal1ie,
No. 1886 - 51@ slpenue, &od So
lano, arf Sem 6airmount Sriebbofe
itatf.
linn 1tiles geileib bitten Sic tiefbez
trubten 9interbliebenen:
8err unb Srau &ar5 @ttt,
@ltern,
0nitab @itt,
SDbn @itt,
2erpD @itt, "
Srou Olga 9egiee,
Glia @itt,
@eldtpilter,
yd,9.5,6,H. nebit 8ertpanoten
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4pocs:Mn3ciae.

Sreunben unb gefannten hermit
Die traurige Na6ri6t, boB meme liebe
Satin, Uni ere CUTE Wlutter, @roBmutz
ter unD S6niegermutter,
GmtIte emIegeI