davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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lem and sought TO effect compromise
by adopting the daisy and the violet,
but the dual choice, or the straddfe,
did not stick and the question was re-
opened.
The question is UP in the air again
and the state flower controversy is be-
ing carried on with energy and heat.
Prof. Henry G. Walters of the Plant Re
search and Botanical Institute of Penn
sylvania favors the hollyhock. He says
that this flower expresses. in it's nat
urallzation, the ancestral beginnings of
the early founders of Pennsylvania. He
says that the most beautiful flower
grown in the state by Pennsylvania's
English German founders. in its. ear
liest historic days, was the many-hued
and gorgeous double hollyhock. Will
liam Penn. born in London England,
knew of the floral grandeur of this
flower: so also did Kant and Goethe.
Prof. Walters says:
:
in honor of our German English or
Engllsh-German ancestors, why not
make the double hollyhock the state
flower of Pennsylvania? William Penn's
mother was Dutch and most proba bly,
loved the gorgeous. many-hued double
hollyhock. Why not let this flower
stand for peace between our pro Ger
man Pennsylvanians and our probing
lish Pennsylvanians, and as the noun
tain laurel has been turned down at
Harrisburg. why not try the German
English, Dutch American double holly
hock?'
Another party to this discussion
sings the praises of the flower Of the
ip-poplar tree, saying that he has
studied trees for plea sure and for prof
it. as we'll for beauty, and can think
of only a few trees as suitable for
state symbol the Lirioden ntlron tulip
ifera or the tulip poplar. In his opin-
ion the flower is beautifully poised and
cNquisitely proportioned. the colors
harmonize tastefully with the fine elis-
rening leaves and the Lirodendron IL
free from insect pests and is robust
enough to stand the most trying ri2ors
of the climate in any part of Pennsyl-
Yania.
Evening star., 1915-05-16
The Case Well Put.

IT HE late Lincoln Bea chey, like other
daring airmen. was deeply deli
sious. At dinner in New York Mr..
Bea chey once said:
we airmen are not like the sailors.
Sailors. YOU know. are great church :
xoers in the winter, when the seas are
stormy and perilous. but in the surr-
mer. when the seas are smooth. the
sailors spend their Sundays ashore
over pipe and newspaper.
"A minister put the case well when
he said:
You sailors in the winter wear Out
the knees Of your pants praying ana
in the summer your wear out their
seats backslidins.
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Gov. Brumbaugh vetoed the bill on
the ground that the mountain laurel is
poisonous. that Connecticut had already
adopted it and that there WAS no public
sentiment for il. Several years ago
the legislature wrestled with the prob
Evening star., 1915-05-16
TiIt. THIRD GREAT " AR: 1914-iJ:
In Relation 10 Modern History. BY
Z I.atlFTt !l1. .IuS. NJ
.. =. Pa; atm-S Sons

.. =. Pi;;I.tn-S Sons.
f;roatlIy considered. tins is review
OF the struggle that III each of the last
thrs. centuries. has broken out be
tween the iorces ol progress and those
o. reaction Specifically. IT Is study,
within this period. of the three wars
in which Europe has allied itself
..2ainst 4 single despotic power. The
first OF these wars unlted Europe
against the pam bourbon aims and
plans oil Louis Mn. The second one
effected a similar alliance against the
world-ureaIn OF Napoleon. And the
third now joins Europe against the
pan-GerInanlsm of William ii and the
PruSsian people. This study concerns
itstif aItn the conclusions of the first
two OF these conflicts, rather than with
the details of the wars themselves. And
this is the pith and point of the work.
Mr. Aiangus aims to show, and does
SNOW, that the nature of the settle
EiCHt concluding eacn of these struG-
Sies contained tne quick and abundant
seed that harvested the war OF the
succeeding century. At this point the
stud, IS carried forward to the. con-
ClusioI OF tie present war for the sake
oil tEc adnloHition that lies in those old
and potentially evii settlements. This
is a ni2nly illuminating scheme of his
toricai STUDY. Here are three noun
tain-peaks of progress toward demo-
cratic ideal. Each is SET high, clear of
the confusing maze of incident and
event out OF which it took It's rise.
Each is distinct in the purpose that
produced il and each Of the first two Is
SCARED in bold DETACHMENT with the
fatal flaw that. in the next hundred
years. created fresh upheaval. This
IS big and inclusive study, an authori-
tative study of facts aud inplicati tious.
which point upon III. clos. of the pres
ent war MIR MagnuS has made here
unely concrete aud Immediate anpliii-
cation Of EmcTsons word that the
hours should be instructed by the ages
and the ages explained BY the hours.
Evening star., 1915-05-16
BOOK REVIEWS.

Dt:I't.NS SELESS AMERICA. Ey Hudson
Maxim New York: liearsts $ inter
nnIinual LlhrMrN oo!nnanN.
Evening star., 1915-05-16
THE NAN WHO MARRIED DlIB
II:I.: \ Comedy In I,1Yn Aa1N. isN

tnto!.' France. Translated for
Granville ia ker hy curtis Hidden
Rage. illustrated from photographs.
New Io;k John Lane Company.
For the plot Of This coined? Anatole
France goes back to one OF the old
Jokes of Eahcllis. The joke turns, as
Evening star., 1915-05-16

1s HfEE paintings of interesting char
acter have recently been loaned to
the National Gallery by the Rev. F. Ward
Evening star., 1915-05-16

vorce. But by that time the effort of
each to make the other suffice for all
the things that he had been forced to
give up had taken away any wish to
make use of the ridiculous means OF
legalization so late in coming to them.
And. in the end. Ruth goes away by
herself to live. if she may live. as her
experience has taught her tnat she
must. In outline this is most unpleas-
ant story. Its genuine worth and es
sential value lie in Susan GlaSpelrs
aInazin. grasp OF this situation. in her
seizure of the woman side of it. the
man side, the social side. From these
various angles, all the sacrifices. all
the conpen$.ttionS. are ElarSilaled here
III terms of human nature and human
Developments The book is strong from
every point Of View. Its theme. that OF
th. comparative claims of the iHdiNid-
ual and Of society, i& one OF common
application. Its treatment is q marvel
Of intuit ion. of peu"t ration. of full c"n-
prehenSion. Its form is unequiyocally
one OF fine Workmanship and high ar
tistrN. W hat puzzles one is that Susan
GlaSpeli looks like a young girl. and
so :hc query. of how she has accom-
plished all this. is uppcrmoSt
Evening star., 1915-05-16

wv ! 6 : ::::;: ..:::: ;: y:
Maxim proceeds 10 set
forth in s,c.aiI the defenseless condi-
ton OF tue United States. its utter un-
preparedness G"r this Imminent event.
Shetra.u- in broad outline the re
uuIre.meats Of moderE warfare. III
scientific. j!ywlcdge. expert method.
cNact t~aiaiu@ @rd highly perfected
mschar cS. ic laws down upon this
b. is She imperative needs OF 'ne
Jnited sSi;. ;s.s army and navy Tie tetiS
th,. am, aiu, story of the biz guns ei
what tnc. o.sr 'io and are dong. o'
wi,at ther could do 10 us If iraiheh
up,u Us Htl"s out ct 'ca re. III pre-
,.isc and -,r. rhc manner. anal!%es ''+
;;esent status and iuturc possibilities
of aerial 1y,srfaTc. Halt OF the BOOK IS
:rfyer over to this detiuite aud exact
study of the ;echnique of our unread-
ness. i;ui there is nothing either
tedious o. abstruse ahout this tech
uiti,c. Nj. Ataxi,f has the :lrt OF dy-
n;micS as fully perfected in his speech
Ak ne hats III his profession. 1hc "iht'
li;ilC OF this study is y general discus
sion OF topics hearing directly upon
inis <ituatiou. One ot these deals with
our Gi:spoS.t!o'I rs Il people. with our
mental and sentimental ldiosy syncrasleS,
with the arrogant sclf-Confidence that
rears itself so b1aye1y upon the slender
foundation nf good intent and a ready
to-wear courage. In passing, thlS
writer has Things to say to the pure
uacifist Ard yet. he himself is talking
peace but he is talking ii from tn:
only angle at which. in his belle, IT
may Ia. g pVcted to materia!ize. Ihere
is a st~i,.iu;,. "nts might say = startling.
,.ii:t,.ie: "I 'f'i. Coed and EVIL OF
peac. s,;.G cf Nar.' In reading, protest
makes tsal ioI pause. and pause gives
place TO a rriuuIaitt assent that truth
Is NOT always beautiful. but that.
whethc; 10, ~. or ugly. it is the only
basis usroo Wni"r life and the world
cau hope to udvsEcc. Tn" book sums
to AN immediate call 10 arms against
war. nv. Maxim Is. by profession and
.-%uerteI,,c. Il high authority. He is.
beside ~ dfiViuA tG+ct OF personality
THAT carries jtjs. com scttons straight
across q. the general mind. in origin
and ire; J:a"ut thi% Is SURPRISING
STUDY lEusc sheen information. apart
frol1 IT, nc. ota. Conclusions. is worth
the serious attention. not only of the
l,gtSiato;. but of the plain man behind
IN. IL VI MA ktr.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-23
seutt County reid)ites County int
Gfnnf.

Sn bem Hatidd]liden @ertbe bon
p@elbern lll1b areoiten, lpie lie bon
Solpnibip-Mlielioren bcrid)tet, itebt
.Scott County ol1 ser r5pibe auer
Counties bes 5taates. Ser 8etrag
fir Scott County miro auf $10,089,=
296 a11gegeben. Gin 5meiter SteQe
fommt ASolf gounab init $8,31O,77t.
Gam folgen 11%ad)eirtanber Clinton,
$5,522,390; @lad Satpf1 $685.
5S8; Sosper, $5,071,654; 8oooz
burn, 4,174,O3O; .8ottamnttamic,
So ,447. 942; MdrIbau, So 906>528;
Dubuque, $1,253,014.
9bpp6l aber Scott Gol1t1tp III SEM
geridt ale iibrigen Counties iiberz
trifft, 5eigen lotpobl Golf 1pie $1,000
burD County groBere beridtete 8er-
tbe fiir Sen %geionn1lten ser 8elteue-
rllng unterlegenen @erfb bes gigen=
tbltlns. SSll bieier 5inlidt marld)trt
Nolf Go111ltp NIT $37,539,2S7 an ser
Spite. Damn folgt @oo0burD Go1t11=
tD init $21,712,779 lnnO an 0rltter
'5teLe Scott County init $19,938,-
974. Nnoere apidtige Counties bes
'Staates geben Das lteuerbare gigen<
tbum pie folgt an: 2inn, $18,968,<
069; 1ubuque, $15,725,726; 8lod
Safpf, $15,302,595; Nottapattamie,
$15,660,464; Maribaa, $10,296,-
1879.
en oem fbotiddlidlen @ertb bon
2an6- un6r 5taoteigentblm bat Golf
Gollntp gleidfalls Bic Tiibrung NIT
$127,527194. SIS folgen @oo6=
burD init $74,077, 52S; 2inn @olnntD
NIT $780, 04; Scott County nit
$65,784,O3O; @ottatpattamic NIT
$780, 40; 8laf @n1pf, $51,O38,-
381; 3%ltbl1que, $5O,272,S96; Scar
lbal1, $36,642, 524. !"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-23
Tranf Dpnng pcr,mikt.
Mlttter befiirbtet BOB 9iabrigerl
&nabe crtrlulfen lit.

Srol1 6rances yol,ng BOZ, 8Iad-
ba1pf berid)tete geiterlt Der Noli5ei, lie
befiirdte, oaB ibr l%relunjdbriaer 5pbt,
Jra1f Dol1ng, IN oen Miliiliippi ge-
fallen llno ertrill1fen lei. Tronf ber-
licb bas elterIibe @ar,s pprgeltern
Morger1, Inn in eil1eln 3apiebelfel6e
81. arbciten. Sro,1 yoltng iagte IT,
rem Spbne bpr bel1l Sortgeben, 6uB
lie III Die 5toOt gc6cn miiroe. Sra,,f
e%rapiocrte, oaB CT aleidfaIs IN oie
'Sta0t geben apiiroc, fans er feline
Mrbeit IN benz 3lpiebelielo erbalten
Set Der Set lit 5ranf lpalr-
los neridppun0e,r. Seine Wel1tter be-
fiirdtet, boB CT poll Dem Spiebel-
felbe, no feine Mrheit 81 perridten
mar, 1id 11od Sem 6llllie begab, nm
Dem 6iidfm,g ob5uliegcl1. 1abei lei
er mgliheraDeiie ms @ailer gefalsll
llrb ertrurfen.
6ronf lit oos ei15iec &i,lb int ser
SamiIic. gel ~ieillen1 5d]eioen trug
CT blalte Speraus, cine blalie Sadie
11nb einer 5trobblt. gr mar bar=
fl1b. Ser Sl,ngc bat beaes Soar Inns
Mltger. Sobalo ser &nabe
geflr1ben lit, miro cs ratbla,1t lein,
iofort sic Noli5ei i'll &et1tniB 5lt
lebet1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-23
Mebr 8a6er u,o %3etN@ritten

9islaltg lit oem M1tfrllf lint oel,t-
Idle 3eitidriften nno 8iid)er fin
|oeutld}e llllo 1lterreidtid)c SipiI= l1nb
Weilitaraefanget1e in 5ibirien CLINT
5elto el1tiproden morOen. 3ablreide
&altoe bon @artenlallben, 0aGeirnell,
l1eber 2ano lll1o Meer l1no lpie allc
oie alien belttiden sSumilien=3eit=
id)riften %lalttel1, itno hei Scrrl1 Soblt
genpalo, Bent Scfretar iOcs @iirger-
fonitcs, ahgeliefert noroen. S11
1nebreren Idllet bo1oelte es iid iogar
lt1ll pollgelaoene &tlten.
@err @illie 8cterlen bat &err11
@enpalo in &enntniB gelett, oab or
bon leil1en1 SCENT IN Californian cine
groBs @iiders 1t11o 3eitlhriften-
Senoul1g oireft OH oas belttld)e &pn-
illat III San 6rancisco aur @eiter=
bcf0rocrl1l1g no6 Sibirien ididen
apiir0t.
Sn 5ibirien itno oebntollienoe BON
oel1tlden u1to niterreid)ilden 3ipil-
n,,o &riegsgefangcnen untergebrad)t
uno es berridt GROCER Ma1tgel OF
2cleltoft lame11tlid oil lpld)em in Ser
oe1tldeu Ml1tteriprade. @l,tes 2ele=
material erleid)tert oas Sdidial Der
@efangenen in beoeutelloer @elle
uno tragt ba5l, bci, baB sic @eiange=
men ibr Sos mcriger tragiid 11etnen.
9lllf Sen @6ben gar n1al1der Samilie
ruben alte %eingebunOene 9altoe belt=
ider 3%eitidriftenL sic fir t1icmanb
mebr @erth babel1 u11b MIR Hlab eit=
nebn1en. @ier bietet 1td allen oenel1,
bie init Ser oenttlhen Sade ipmpatbi-
iircn, cine trefflide @eleaenbeit, elm
gutes l1to .eOles @erf 5l tbnn1. Sic
Senbnngcn on Bic &riegsgefangelten
it110 %garantirt; lie fon1nle11 beitimnt
IN Die Sanbe 0erielben.
Inn an oielc1n 2iebeslperf tbeil5u=
nebmen, lit es MIR n0tbig, iid elmer
fIeil1er, u1rbeoel1tanoen Miibe 5lt l1l1=
t~er5ieben, l11rb bas lit, 8iider ln0
3eitlhriften nab ser Office bon
9crrn Sob11 8ertpalb int 800 @lod
Ser @elt 3. Strabe ldoffen 5u lalien.
N1es iibrige miro prompt beiorgt
lDer0elr.
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Mcues pon Ser 9pli5ci.

Noli5ilt Nan1m perbaftete geltern.
9(benD gtbel Colon mcgct Grl'1fet-
beit an Ser @elt 2. Strabe.
8on ser 8oIi5einatrone SID apllr.
s0e geItern Nolc 9alep feltge1omme1.
|0ie 5ral1 ioll 1ih mebrere 9age III
sbieiigen 9abrbofen$ 6erl.n,getrie6en
ibabett. Sic erflarf, aus Moline 5l
ltamne,1. 6ralt SIN lit Ser sllllidt,
BOB sic 6rolt geiltesgeltort lei.
Seute Morgen, fur5 nod Mitters
nndt iebte oie Sdllberung Der 5taot
bon oIlem ber0ahtigen @eiinoel mic
2nnb1treidern lllm. EN-. Sic Yolie
5ei belorgt iolde SaltberrngSorbeit
|je0es Daal por Dem gil1treffel1 zines
3irfniies,
81. gafer, 3abnar5t Mbitafer
8niloing. Wn3.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-23
Gas 8pn=Spm &nbmaarcngeld)an
0ferirt Sen bielel1 &u11ben oicle
@o6e mieberunt bebeltell0e
8arguins.

sl1e 1ieienieen, melde Sem Be-
Ifannten 9on=gon Gl1b1paorcngeldaft
III go. 119 neltlide 3ppeite 5troBe
nod felllen 9eiud abgeltattet baben,
loaten nibt berlal1me11, bieie @pde
bort bor5ulpre6en unb bas groBe
mo ~rcifbaltige @oarenlager 5u be-
l1dtige1t. 1as @el6aft ltebt inter
oeutl6er 2eitung u116 f01ner1 sic
9entlden iider iei1, BOB lie bier 5u-
%porfommen0 ans reef bebie1t 1pcr=
ben. Mlan beadte Sic 9ln5eigen ser
|5irma in ben beridie6enen 3eitun-
gen, einiblieBlid) bes yGen1ofrat"
Gin GROCER slufra1,mungsperfauf iii
i'm gon=Ion jebt inn Gauge.
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G6ren lit Dmaba 0aS
9eutidtbll1.
Sanacrfcit Int n,ttcr oiiniiacn Iit-
ipistcn bcgpmncn. @pnperucnr
nnb &iirgcrmciltcr a,1iucicn0.
1as groffnlll1gsfpn5ert

(alus Scr Sainois Staats= 3eitung.)
Smobo, 81. ssl,li.
ll1lgefa6r t%allieno Saltger lino bell-
te 5ltr S6cilnalane aln Icltc oes Son=
%gerbunoes Ges Mprolpcltcns bier cin-
getroffen.
Gus Grofinlungsfon5crt int Ml,bi=
torlltm, oasN I'M s l1br lei1en Mt-
fong 11abm, NOR Elm Hiclenerfolg.
Gas Saus NOR bis anf Sen lcbten
Glas gefiillt. Ser bon oen Seitbiri=
'gel1tcn II. 81. Mesi e fpmppnirte 5dn=
gerfeltn1arlh iorpic Der @egriiBnngs=
dlor Ser Sanger ltllo Sangerin1el1
bes Mlllifnereins nno Ser y@oncpr<
oia" loItc11 ber5liden @eifaa aus.
@ed left einen Sitter.
SEQ Soffmolu1, Ser 4raiioel1t Ser
sallgerpereil1igung, itellte als Set
praiioentcn @errn H.G. Sbrelpp Dor,
beiien @illfomme1sgruB gleidbfaas
aufridltiae Entertaining for1o. Gam
iiberga6 Ibcooore Gsbrer1s, ser Nra=
liOcnt 0es Sangcrbnnoes, Oie 9l1l1z
oesfabne, Bic oic ct. Nal1ler ugol1-
corOia" 1nitge6radt batte, Ser Sbb11t
Ser @eanlten oes bieligen Ml1lifber=
Gins nit elmer fltr5el1 paiienOel1 Mn=
lpradle.
4reiIt6ic Ocutlhe1 NJ.
9iirgernleiter 3abln1ar bon
Smaba pries nit fltr3el1, marfigen
@orten 0ie gerDienjte Ser Ieutlder
Inn OaS 8litben lllo @e0eiben Ser
.Stabt ul1b crttete peroienten 8eifan.
.@oupcrnellr Sobn $. Morebeao err
meiterte in langerer Geoe oieles 5be=
ma, i1ocm CT ben biirgerliden Il1-
ger10cn Ser 3eutihen bes Staates
9%sebrosfa ein 2oblieo long. Ser
'@ouper1lel1r mar NIT iei11em bollen
lSta6 erid)ienen, 6eilen Mitglieoer in
Noraoerniform p%rangter. 1as gdb
orf Ser 8iibne Gin pradtiges 9ilo.
Mlt M ei tier Geeles 5ieg.
3em Neigen Ser 9leben folgten sic
@elangs0arbietlngen. 3l1erit Elm
gortrag ocs gemiidtcn gbors NIT
Srdeiterbegleitl1l1g, bei Dem lid) 6ra1l
8. IS. Sdens Derrlider Sopran l11to
SRI. Cora @aarn1onrs liiBe, elm
ld]nleideln0e Nltitimme als 5pliitin
einet1 pollen Grfolg errangert. Die
anOeren 5oliiten oeS M6enos marel1
SRI. Iarm, SAUL Steele, 6re0 8ietb,
gnrico Nallnetto uno 6ral1 16omas
aelp. Sober eil15ell1e. bon ibne1t
Olrfte aus Dem Dol1l1euloen 8eifan,
Der linn 5ltbeil 1pl1roe, auf oas Scr
gniige1 i6lieBen1. Das ct Sen 3ltbo=
rerl1 'bereitet bate. DIS iid]tbare1
sh1s6rlld Ser slnerfernl1ng bes 9l1-
'6lifl1ms lpuroen Sic Solilte ter alld} NIT
pradtigen @llmlen formlih iiber-
id)iittet. Mltmeiiter Steele filbrte NIT
gelpobnter MeilterlGaft Sen Iaftitod.
1as @etter lit eillfah berrli6 lnO
fam MIR Oa5u %feitrogen, sic Set
thinning ul1ter sen talll enoen bon
9eilderl1, bie Sic Stoot bepolfern,
5lt beben. SeOem fam man es ol16
Dom @cltdt a6lelen, BOB er in oielen
Sagel1 etn %munidloies 3aieil1 fiibrt.
9r. $. Ber6ar0.
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@taot nuo GounD.
Trcitag, Ben %. Suli.
&leir1e gtaot=M euigteiten.
= @ebt alten strobzSiiten Elm ne1les
Gnsieben. @ebrauden sic infer Gul<
Der. &iepe's M%pptbefe.

Die Iri=Gitp Gbouffeur's
llnion biclt geltern ein 91ttbellldteS
Gifnif I'M Froipect Garf 5t M1olinl
ab. llcber 100 Sitnenm1iie bethel,
liaten iib on Scr Acknowledgements,
1peld)s ser 5cicr i'm Garf porangirg.
ASad) n%lebrlpodigcnl aufellt6alt
III Sttllnmpa, no ct iid1 I'M @aulc oct
Tanlilie bon Mllgl1it Iiebn aufbiel.
ten, lit @err Garl 3ie6artb mieocr
np%obIbcbolten 5ier eingetroffen. sSrall
Carl 3ieburtb miro nod cinige 3eit
III Sttlanlpa perbleihen.
Soc aatano rpl1roc gelter11 nit
Scr itdotiiden Mmbulon5 l1ad) Sem
Mecrcp Solpital aebrad)t. 3ltrd) Ser
ubfallen ldJmcrcr @pl5tbeile IN Ser
Grescentslnloge erlitt CT cine ldnnar5=
bate @erlebl1ng OH Scr redtcn sScrle,
Gr miro bon Or. Reltolen1an beba11=
oeli.
- gil1cn bur6id]lagenoen grfola
tat ml Mittlpod Mbenb onldBlih ci=
her Gbautauql1apermltaltltng SIT De
@itt Ser il,l1ge 8oritol1 Goiparo 90.
Guir1l, ein Sob11 bon Ieteftip sSobr
Mni1u1, NIT Sem @ortrng mebrerer
2ieoer errl1l1gel1. SEER 9rilrn trat
1otpobl ais Splp=Sanger lpie oils
Wiitalieo cincs Guartetts al1f. Seine
%9elanglide slusbilo1nlg erbiclt CT iii
Der Columbia 56opl of Ml1ltc.
Ser ulto Sra1 CHARLES 30.
Gdleid)er bon No. 615 @eit 4. Str.
ha6e1 ibr Seim %berfauft nr1o mer-
6en beute 11ah 8rooflprL g. g., a6=
reiielt, Inn BORT Inn @einle lbres Spb=
neg, CHARLES q. shleider, Ser ei1tc
apid)tige gtell1ng bei ser groBe11
6irnna bon @landar0 gros. fat, 5l1
apobltell. Sic 5irma BON @landaro
8ros. mnroe I'M 9apenport gegriinoet
ltl1o bat fiir5lid) Elm 11eues groBes So
brifgc6auoe erri6tet.
- @aben sic i9on on 0iliion
8ier probirt? @leid nit rem belten
importirten gier nnb empfpbIen bon
ben 9oftoreu. Sod Sslan6 Bretpins
60. (4n3.)
gon 1ie1lstag, Sen 81. Sllli,
big einldlieblih Moltag, Sen 2. 9ll1=
quit, finbet int @alcott cine grobe
a=Germnitaltu1g ltatt. 9as
Frogramm miro taiglib gean0ert l1r0
beitcbt in Der Salptiad}e alts 8e=
ia11gsnltmancrn, Geoen u1o @ortra-
9en. 3as @auptereignib ser Gball=
tallql1a miro u11o1peifel6aft cine MeDe
alnieres friiberen 8l1noesa6georone-
ten Se11rD golllner lei1, mclder iiber
Dus Ibema uSpll ei1 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Derbot bon Ben 8erci1igten Staaten
nod ben ant ariege betbeiligten Ser
lonen crlaile1r merben." 8abren0
Der Gamer Der Gbartal1ql1a finben
taglid Meroplan-6Slliiige ltott.
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Die Gri=Gitp Gbouffeur's
l1nion biclt gcltcr1 EN- gl1tbeil1dtes
9ifnif in Eroipcct Garf SIT Decline
Oh. lteber 100 Sitnepm1ie Bethel
ligtell iid on Scr Acknowledgements,
1peld)s ser lScicr i'm Garf poranging.
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sangcrfcit Eroflamatipn bcs 8iir-
aermeiiters hrr Stnht Sn0lal

Sangcrfcit Eroflamattun beg 8iir=
germeiiters Ser stabt Smaba!
r@eit @iidltbt 0arouL
0ab Sen Wlliiflie6bobern Ser 5tnb1
Omaha cine al1Bergelpobnlibe @ele-
genbeit geboten miro, elm om 81. Sl1li
1915 begi1nenoes unb bur6 sos
SangerfeIt bes Noromeltens gebote-
nes Msuliffelt IN l11lerer Stabt 5u ge-
nieBcn, l,1o
bob '0ie 0ffentlide Mcinu11g unie-
rer Staot Bic 9ebor5ugung ourh Die
Mbboltnng 0ieles Jeltes in Smaba gu
1pilroigen meiB,
10 proflamire biermit if, Sames
s. 9ablmanL Mapor, sic Gage BON
I21. bis "a. Sltli 81 Jclttagen unb
foroere bic 8elpobner Ser Stabt al1f,
Etbre Mnerfe1nl111g 01r6 rege Ibeil-
nabme nn0 a%ngemel1ene 0eforatior
bel oieler @clegenbeit 5u belpeiien.
Sqnes 6. 1ablmor, Mapor."
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3arf= @pmsert I'M TcjcrbarD 3arf.

Sim Counting Nad)mittag, %. SSlt%
Ii, fin0et mieoer zines Ser belie6te11
4arf=Sreifon5erte utter 3irigent
.grnit Stto's 2eitu11o, 6ieiesmal I'M
SeierparD Narf itatt. 3as %folgen6c
4rogramm miro geboten:
l.. d. uMmerica" :.
4. Marib uNibclungetl" 8agrer
.. Meperieu Sleeping 8em,tp" .Spbant
3. Selectio1 aus uSmeetbearts" !.
4. Sans ser @alnoi,e Soft
s. 0npertiire .8icn5i" . @agner
6. Nantalie aus usobengrin" .
q. 4opulair -
a. Captain gettD" Barter
e. ISIS d long tpab to dublin
8aD" M1trpbp
IS. @rober marid aus ggann6auierSS
9. neieripti0e .aaoaaeris- slnerif}a !.
2l,eoers
10. r5tor 5%polalco Banner.
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Spesiaiiibnna bcs stabtrat1s.

@iirgerrneiIter glfreo 6. Ml1eIer
Abat auf bel1te Gormittag Inn $3.50
l1br cine Spe5ialliellag Oes 3aDen-
porter Stabtratbs e%ilrberufen, I'M
geringe 8erdnberlmgcn Der 6otbs~
8ertpiaiglu1gen por1ebnel1 SIT luIIen.
Sic Steuerrate bon is Miue miro
beibebalten.
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Serr I6. $. Sappe, Dor 30
Sabren 2ebrer Al, Der j6ieiigen Sod]-
ldule u10 leitber al Sen Sdlllen bon
Brooflpn, &c. 81, bdtig, befin0et iid
bier at %fl,r5enl 8ellth bei ieinen &c.
ldmiltern, Or. SIR. SSnppe utb SRI.
Magba SSoppe. Seine go @ebens-
jabre ideine,, ieiner friiberen befan1-
ten geiltigen 1lno f0rperliden
5pannfraft nod nibt biel angebabt
81 Daben.
ST.. gape. 8abnar5t, @ecuritp
BUILDING. (ana.)
80 Mm 1. Mlglllt miro Die 9apen.
port Tailoring go111pa11p, oeren aSra.
.iioent ut6 @eiddftsfiibrer Serr s
$. Mec@opan lit, bon bent jebigerl
@eihaftsplob iii 500. 108 MeIt 2.
|StraBe nod go. 1923 Braop Strabe
nm5icben. eff Sabre lang NOR Die
lies befannte Saneibergeidaft an bcr
|'gde Ser a. uno Brabp Strabe. Gor
flint Sabrer tpnroe bas @eidaft nod
Der @clt 2. 5traBe Derlegt. 8a Die
Ter Tlab ii6 il1beifcn als 81 fleir
ernies, 6eid)loB Sic l@eielidaft, mad
einem groberen @eidaftslofal llr15l'
|5ieben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-23
6err Gpl1rab 3. @rnnb u

Serr Conrad S. @ronb bon
gso. 1927 2. slpen1le, Moline, ST.,
fciert an1 6elltigen Gage ieinen SO.
i@eburtstag. gr muroe am 90. Suli
1916 IN gutin in 6olltein ge6oren
l11ro fan1 ont 2. Mpril oes Sabres
1852 uber Seem Srleans ms 2ano.