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The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-29
GERMANS THROW
FLAMING BOMBS
French Troops Capture Another
Line Of Trenches In Furious
Battle At caionne
tA,sOcla,sd Prs... BY Federal wireles,l

PARIS, June 2s.--Stubborn sanqnin.
arg ,aghtihg. a. close quarters around
Ennstisres, usar .AIrTas, is reported ia
the. night. bniletia -, -.
The Germans charged the French
trenches With hand grenades and the
French, while still Smuggling to retain
Possession Of their own lines, retaliat,
ed with a counter charge on the Ger.
man positions at either. wing Of the
front from which the German attack
was lapnehed, A confused, terribly
hloodY, haPd'to-hand conflict, Of very
considerable dimensions, ensued. Grcn;
AIDES and bayonets were the chief weap.
Opsi employed. ,-.,,,. ..,#
At, ,C9lonne, the Germans hurled
bopbs, charged with flaming fluids into
the French trenches and then charged,
The balletip reports that they were
rqPulsed with heavy losses and that,
in the counter charge that followed,
the French captured all the German
aF't lire % sTsnsshhsss, and still holds h
them.
A surprise attack by the Germans
on Arrasecnrt, at night, is also De,
dared 70 have been frustrated. ~,
AeroRlaHes on, both sides have been
active. The Germans dropped bombs
on, 81, Die and killed one woman, Be;
hind ths German lines French airPsn
bomhafaed, depots Of STORES at . rail,
way station and returning reported
they had done considerable damage.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-29
DISORDERS IN. GEORGIA |
'HEAflyARE PQT DlvN
IAssociatsd Preas BIZ FederaI wlreless

(Associated Press ~ Federal Wireless)
ATLANTA, Georgia, June 2s.-Pre-
"autionary measures have been success
tuI in rePressiBg the disorders threat
ened by the violent element which re-
scented the communication of sentence
extended by Governor slaton to Leo
Frank, the young Jewish manufacturer
convicted of the murder Of Mary Pha-
gan, Resentment has continued so
bitter, AOweyerr. aPdo suehr alarming
threats were made against the, Gov
eEnOr, that. his home has been under
the protection, Of a strong guard Of
militia ever since he retired to private
life, at the expiration of his term, last
Saturday, H.. 49,. .
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-29
AGED CRICKET PLAYER
FALLS FROM, STREET CAR

J, NJ. Tucker, while boarding street
car ut To-" Garner of Hotel and Alak"a
streets about seven o clock last night.
fell TO the ground and was taken to
the hospital where, beyond an abrasion
over one of his eyes, nothing was
found to be wrong with him, A week
or so ago Mr.. Tucker fell down the
steps leading TO the basement of the
Y. NJ. G. A. and bruised himself some
what. Tucker. who is over seventy
years old, is an active member of the
Honolulu Cricket Club and the Young
Men 5 Christian Association.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-29
CHAUTAuQuAN
DIES IN PENNSYLVANIA

MEANWHILE, Pennsylvania, June
2S.-Rcv. Theodore L. Flood, associate
founder of the Chautsuqus Institution,
died here yesterday. The Institution,
which was founded in 1874, comprises
the Chautauqua Summer Schools, which
last year employed a faculty Of ll5,
and gave two hundred courses OF in
struction to $500 students; the Chautau-
qua Assent ly, which numbers nearly
1000 locals, patterned after the parent
body; and the Chautauqua Literary and
Scientific Circle, with more then fifty
thousand members.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-29
AUTOMOBILE DRIVER
IS KILLED IN RACE
ASSOCIATED Pres. by Federal wirsless.)

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wireless)
SACRAMENTO, June 2S:-In sight
of his wife and father, Clarence King
an sutomoI lie racing driver, was kill
ed here today, forty seconds after the
start of long distance road race from
Sacramento to Los Angeles.
King lost control of the car Oh q
turn. 1t skidded, plunged from the
road and toppled over, crushing him
beneath its weight. Leslie Prewett
his mcchanician, was thrown clear, but
struck on his head and has a badly
fractured skull.
Roy Taylor and his mechanician were
wrecked at San Jose, 100 miles far
ther on, and roth so seriously injured
that they probably will die.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-29

took As prisoners 40 officers and
l4,lOO men, and captured twenty
six cannon.
pctrugrad admits that the Rus
slams are retiring south OF Lem
berg and reports that in the
region Of Van in the Caucasus,
where the Turks have been com
parativeIy inactive for months, a
great battle is developing.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-29
Historic Monastery r ~
in Switzerland May
Shelter the Pontiff

ENEyA, Iane 2s-The historic monastery Of Einseden
~ of SehyE being prepared to receive the
Pope in the event circumstances should which IN the
Judgment qf the Church would make bis removal from the
Vatican the part Of wisdom ,.ivstt&.I@Er.
Only once in the history the papacy established its
see outside Rome From 1902 when Clement took up his
abode Franee on the banks Of the Rone 1877 Agnon
wsS seat hf Papa court Since then the succession OF
The German and Austrian ambassadors the Vatican
urging Pope ciement remove from belgnent capital to
neutral security King Alfonso Of Spain offered the Pope the
palace Of the Escua for his residence but the offer not
Pope Clement opposed the entry of Italy into the and his
opposition has made his residence in Rome uncomfortable
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-29
TURK WANTS ANOTHER FOE

LN"rNIHted PTeHB by FEDERAL WiTelees,0
ROME, June 2S-Hostilitie3 between
Turkey and Italy are foreshadowed in
the action taken yesterday by the Tur-
kish ambassador, Naby Bey, who de-
manded his passports, thus severing
diplomatic relations between the two
countries.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-29
COMMANDER STIRLING
GETS OBSOLETE SHIP
ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wireless.

NASBOclAIed PFeN by FEDERAL WITeIess.I
Eli PASO, Texas, June 2S.-COm,
mandcr Yates Stirling Jr., commanding
the Atlantic submarine flotilla, which
made such an unfavorable showing in
the recent maneuvers at Newport,
Rhode Island, has been assigned to
command of the second-elass cruiser
Columbia, built in 1892, and now out
of commission.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-29
TORPEDO BOAT SUNK

LA'sn"'otPd Press by FEDERAL Wirsiessl
VIENNA, June 22--In a brush be
tween Italian and Austrian naval pa,
trolls, it is officially annnuneed that an
Italian torpedo boat was sunk,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-29
ITALIANS CONTINUE
PROGRESS IN ETRIA

tANsorated Press by Federal WireleSS.)
ROME, June 2S.-Slow but uninter-
ruptrd progress on the IsonHo front,
stretching $50 miles from the Carnic
Alps at Caporetto to the Gulf of
Trieste is recorded in the Italian Off
"laI bulletin. In the TrentinO, long
range artillery duels continue to be
tn" rule. Italian troops have occupied
the commanding summit of Zeillen'
kopfrl
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-29
BLOCKADE Of GERMANY
Made MORE RIGID YET
Associated Press by Federal wirsIsss,)

LONDON, June 2S.-An order in
council announces that the expectation
of certain important foods for man and
beast is totally prohibited, while other
foods and forage may only be ex.
ported to France, Russia, Spain aud
Portugal. Goods that must not be sent
to foreign ports in Europe other than
France, Russia, Spain and Portugal
(Russian Baltic ports and Italy banned,
as are also neutral countries such as
llOlland, Norway, Sweden and Den.
mark: Onions, potatoes, rye, rye
aOur, rye meal huckwheat, nillet, mo
Iasses, arsenic and its Compounds.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-29
NOTED CHINESE RETURNING
ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wirslsus3

tAseociated Press by Federal NtrsleBa)
SEATTLE, July 2S.-The Honorahl"
Chinese Industrial Commission, haTiuG
crossed and recrosFei the COS tiGent on
its mission of goodwill and education,
left here yesterday for Portland and
San Francisco, on its way home by
Honolulu.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-29
BOWEL COMPLAINT IN CHILDREN

During the spmmer months mothers
should watch for any unnatural loose
ness Of the child s towels When given
prompt attention at this time serious
trouble may be avoided. Chamberlain 3
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
can always be depended upon. For sale
by all dealers. Be, son, Smith l. Co.,
Ltd, agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-29
Teutons Preparing To Bring To
I Bear In Poland Same Artillery
Fire That Drove Armies Of
Gar Nicholas Back In 6aIicia
RUSSIANS STILL RETREAT
AFTER ANOTHER REVERSAL
Resistance In Neighborhood of
HaIicz Pounded Flat and Great
Britain Sees Prolonged War
Reflected In Eastern Situation
Associated Press By Federal wtrelsss)


r .ONDON. June 28.-The Ger
l. man armies have renewed Tor
the third time their drive for War
saw,
Intelligence received few days
ago that long trains had been seen
moving eastward from the Krupp
works at Essen were confirmed
Yesterday by the opening OF a ter
ri6c artillery bombardment OF the
Russian field works protecting the
city.
1t is taken for granted that the
Germans wilkbring to bear in Po-
land the same concentrated, suS-
tanned artillery fire that drove the
Cars armies from one position
after another in Galicia.
The Russians were on the re-
treat against yesterday, both
north and south of Lemberg. Des-
patches from German field head
quarters report that the Russian
resistance in the neighborhood of
Halicz has been pounded fiat and
that the Germanic allies have
crossed the Dneister north of that
point, driving the Russians before
J. them' towaSd the Polish frontier
many miles.
The effect of these repeated
Russian reverses on the English
public has been a SOLDERING one.
The people have Begin to recog-
MICE that they are in for a long
war.
1t is definitely admitted that
the much heralded forward move
ment ON the western front has
been postponed, SO that the Pow
ers OF the Quadruple Entente
may have time to reOrganiZe their
forces and make their dispositions
for the formidable assault that is
Cue to fall ON them when Ger
MANY shall have finished with
Russia.
The ConcensuS of opinion
;mong the London military ex-
pertS IS that Germany intends to
make the most Of her eastern vic
tories and press them home as
hard and As far as she can, while
Russia remains plant
British >trateglsts expect Ger
many to turn loose upon Warsaw
,pch bombardmcnt as the world
never has seen If the city should
fall under such a battering, they
belleYe the German generals will
strive to seize the entire line oil
NC Eistula, establishing behinG
the shelter Of its banks elaborate
ly organized defensive positions
deep in Russian territory, such az
were furrowed across Northern
France.
German Influence Growing
Germany's commanding infu
ence in Austrian affairs is daily
growing, since German generals
German cannon and German re
iniprGements turned the Victori
GUS Russian invasion into a mem
orable defeat, and won back al
Gahcia.
Doctor Won Bethmann-Holl
veg, the imperial chancellor, ant
Herr Won Jagow, the minister O
foreign affairs, arrived YESTERDAY
i'll Vienna for a conference witt
the Austro-Hungarian minister
@ Of foreign affairs Emperor Fran;
Josef granted an audience to tn
chancellor,
The official Austrian bulletil
yesterday says that the Russian
are. retreating along the entir
race front, offering effective re
distance only along the uppe
DneiSter In the four days fol
lowing June p, the Austrian
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-29
SCHOONER SUNK, GREW SAVED

Ih''1cIatsd Press ny P"dsr"I WiIe'ssSl
LnNDON. June 2S.-The British
schooner Edith was sunk yesterday of
the coast of Ireland by a German sub
marine. All the crew were saved.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-29
Folmer Dictator Arrested At EI
p Paso, Charged With conspir-
ING To Violate Neutrality BY
Recruiting Large Armed Force
HAD BEEN SHADoWED BY
GOVERNMENT FOR MONTHS
Nipping Of Plot Causes Great Re-
ioicing Among Villa and Car
rama Agents - Huerta Pro-
tests Intentions As Innocent
ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wirelsssj

WJAsHINGTON, june %. -
wv For the present, at least,
the United States has frustrated
the attempt Of Gen. Victoriano
Huerta, former dictator OF MeXi-
CO, to launch another revolution
in that much distressed republic,
from American soil.
General Huerta and Gen. Pas
cual Orozco were arrested yester-
day in FL Paso, Texas, and re-
leased on bonds, the former of
$4,000, the latter of $500.
Agents of the department of
Justice filed charges against them
of conspiracy to mcite a revolt
ton against a friendly country.
Huerta proclaimed his limo
eence in an interview with the
newspaper men.
Il shall never enter Mexico
again. at the head of an army"
he said. II am anxious to return
to my home, but l shall await
peace before | do so, and peace
may not come for another five
years"
Arrest Creates Sensation
= lHuerta's arrest was a sensation
inthe colony of Mexican ENJOYS,
exiles and negotiators here; at
both the Carranza and the Villa
headquarters there was rejoicing
that Huerta had been checked
but there was no surprise at the
department of justice.
Agents of the department. have
had Huerta under surveillance for
the last three months ever since
he took up his residence in Long
Island suburb of New York, after
his return from Spain.
1t was known to the depart
ment, though not to the newspa-
pers, when Huerta slipped away
from New York with his son and
a Secretary" who in reality was
Orozco. The department bided
it's time when Huerta was recog-
nized in Chicago by reporters, and
accounted for his movements by
a false declaration nat he was
bound for a visit to the San Fran
cisco fair. But when he turned
south instead Of West, the trap
was sprung and the arrests fol
lowed yesterday.
Warrants were sworn out in FL
Paso before a judge Of the United
States District Court and served
as Huerta stepped from the train.
They were based on the fact that
for some time Huerta has been
engaged in a violation OF the
American neutrality laws which
forbid recruiting, or buying sup
plies for a military organization
outftted on the soil of the United
States for operations against any
people at peace with the United
States.
The action of the government
will have an important bearing,
it is believed, on future results
south of the border.
Administration Firm
In all quarters it is taken to in
dictate that the Administration is
firmly determined to block the in
lection of any fresh factors of dis
cord into the unsoIved Mexican
equation.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-13
31tr lebtcn &uhe.

l1nter 5ablreider @etbeilignng fat
am 5onntag Madpnittag Inn 1870
.llbr Die 8eeroigung bon Serrn Gon-
rob Gambler bon SEQ. 1861 2eonaro
.5trabe bon1 Grnuerbouie, aus nit
einem Gral1ergottes6ienit in Ser
oeu tl6lutberiiden 9reieinigfeitsfir=
die UNI 5mei l1br a11f 1em 6airmount
Srieobof itattgefunoen. Naitor 9eie-
mnnb lcitete oen Grmiergottesbienit
I'M 9allie ltno Nuitor Sorn in ser
Stride. 3oblreide 8Iltmeritiide leg
ten 3eugnib bon ser glbtl11tg u1b
2iebe as, Ser iid Ser Geritorbene gu
leil1en 9e65citen erfreute. Sargtra=
ger maren Bic 6erren Sobr s. 5tab-
nlcr, Ridaro Conn, Spbn 9arg-
mann, 9enrD Mn0erloll, @illim
Weper, 6ermon @rl1bel.
Goll ~auslp1rts aparer Sic fplgell-
Sen &erlpanoten CUR 8ceroigl,ng ein,
%getroffen: SEER 1nb Strait sSaeob
Gambler, @el1rp Gambler, SRI. Mag=
0alene 8anlber, @err ntb Jral1 M.
@bule, alle bon Chicago; Sohn
un0 George zimmerman, 5rnl1 sc.
2in0emal1n, 6ral1 g. Smei5er, &c1rp
@anlber, alle BON Sttu1pa, ST. nno
5ran Mlpina Seize bon goupitb, So.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-13
8camtc alts Clinton iii 0apcnpprt.

siiracrmeiiter s.. .. Saltioit n,to
bic MlSern,en Gbnrles G1ttd, S. SUB,
>. 6. Sill, q. 5t11outtalt ntto s.. 81.
Nelter pplt Clinton fatftclt geitertt
Morgen s1 eilter Mtipeftiorsretie
Der perldieoenen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
lod Iapeltpprt. sic beithtigtett
fcrlter 0te &analiitrlttgs =9feiniglt1as=
opparate lt1to fltbrelt crit elbeltos mic
Der ltad) Clinton 3ltriid. Iie stdot
Clinton tragt iid nit Dent 4Nalt,
'o%ennladNt 1lel,e ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
a%115uld)affen ull0 laBt SIT oieie1t ge=
i1rfe bllrb lire 8cal11ten sic Setter
ipebrappnrate lit 6en bettad)bartet
staotea iltipi5ire,t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-13
Mannic BIaamann
acb.. Sc II T..

gcb. % nelIer,
am Wontas, Sen 10. Sl1li, Mbcnbs nm
s 1lbr is Min., na6 fur5em lhiperer,
Qeiben i'm Mlter bon 46 Sdbren, brei
Mpnatcn nnb 2 Sagen lanft entlbla<
fen lit.
Sic 8eit Beg Acknowledgements
iptro lpater befannt gen1adt peroen.
I'm titles 8eileib bitten Sic tiefbcz
triibtc1 @i1lterbliebenen:
@illiam Ylagn1a,ln, @atte.
Srau 5rco @alnbcr. geb. Hle9ma1,tt,
GDbert 3lagmatn,
GDD 3lagma,tn,
Stto Hlagnla,m,
&inber,
,Sra1 8mgo Sicucrt, seb. Mueder.
ST in 9entlblaub,
6citrp Msncller, 8atrurt, ssSd..
Gbrtit. Whtclcr, 9l1rant, sSa.,
Mngiiit Mucllcr, @ulcott, ST..
Setter Minellcr, in 9eutldlanb,
@cidtpilter,
Mli@. neblf @eripanbtcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-13
Dor fiinfnnbiiebsig 9aDren.
Urun: iteintcsnne bes 9entmals Sricb,
ridls hcs Wrpfelt 1T @crIin.

Inter betriibenoen @er6altniFcn
fano por finfunO iieb5tg Sabrer I'm
ter ben 2inoe1 Die @rl1nDiteinlegung
pon Raltds De1tmol Jrieori9s bsS
@rob ben ftatt. aDnig 5rieDri9 Mil=
Delm Ill. nor it%erbe.strant. ST
lpubte felbit, Dab es nit Inn gu en-
be gebt uno bate ii9 barber gu
leinem aarnmerotener gedtbert. @r
bate befpble1, bob er an bas 5enjter
ielnes Sinmers gebra4t ipuros, I'm
BON ieinem 8ett aus Der sroBen Tei<
erlidteit, gu Der er lelbit ale Ginoel=
9eiten bes prpsramms a@ngegeben
bate, 5u5uf9auen. ST log in benz
palais, oas jebt Oas tronprin5licbe
Paar betppbnt unb oas er benz baz
malls 6rei Sabre alien fpdteren Sat-
ier Jrieori@ teitumentorifd binters
lteb. Bon bort aus tonnte Der tralte
&0nig penigitens Die .3eremonie aus
Der Jerne anldauen. Die sar5e Ser
liner @arniiDn pobnte Der 6eier bei.
Die 9erap9in bon Sogan beri9=
tet iiber bic Jeter in ibren 5agebiiz
4ern in folgenoer Weife: Scr Sc
Dante on Die gefabr, in Der Der &0=
Mig fdpebt. gab biefcm ~nattpnolen
Jete etpas DEFENDERS Riibrenocs
unO Jeierli9es, Dem lebten 5eite,
benz Der aDnig beilpobnen piiroe.
Der &%ronprina legte ben erfen @tein
gu benz Dentmal, oas bas Reiterz
itanbbilo oes groben 6riebri9 tra<
gen loll. Der Sabrbunoerttag leiner
5bronbeteigung mar geitern, ba IS
aber etn @onntag mar, bate man Die
5eier auf beute Derf9oben. Sebes Rez
giment Der Nrmee par bur9 ei1e
Mbteilung Dertreten. Muberbem bic
sroben 5taotsf0-per, Sic Be60rben,
Das aonfitorium, cine Mbteilllng Der
2anbpe6r, 9eputationen Der aiinit=
let uno 9anbnerter zSnnungen nit
ibren Muiiten umgoben Sen 1dDnen
plab, sen man ipiirbig ausgel9miidt
bate. I'm ous Monument berum
itanoen ale bic, Die nod unter Jrieos
rid III. geoient batten, in Den 1niz
formen iener Gpo6e, nit ben Sab
men, Die i'm 9tebenjd6rigen ar1ege
erobert lparen. Der a0ntg botte li9
I'm ole ginael6eiten Der i9Dnsn Sc
remonte befiimmert unb bate 0ie
Itrengiten 8efeble gegeben, jeDs @@ulz
biguns fir Jpn 81 perbieten, aber oie
boQtommene Sronung, bic feierli9e
etiae, Die traurisen @e1i@ter Der
3ui4auer paren ru1reno uno Be-
3eidneno genug. SIN N%ugenbltde, als
Der er1te @tein gelegt lpar, purben
Die &ononen a6gefeuert, ale @lot=
ten geldlltet, bie 9rommeln gerii6rt
unb Die alien, balb5erriHenen 5ubnen
enften ii4. Sn bieiem g~u9enblide
bra9en Die 3uf9auer in '5rdnen
aus"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-13
@pm Subc abbcrnfcm.

5ran Minnie az m II.
SIM Sitter bon 46 Sabren, orei Mp=
l1aten uno 3 Iagen lit geltern 9Qbero
I'M SIS llbr 6rall Wilnie Ylog=
marl1, geb. Mlleller, in ibrem @eim
at Sen 6olgen zines am Sonnabello
9Sadn1ittag erlittellen S6laganials
geltorben.
Die gerltorbene mllroe am 10.
Mpril 1869 alf Ser Sniel Icbmorn
geboren ullo fam i'm Sabre 1886 nod
3apenport, no lie lid) in ocmielben
Sabre nit Serrn @iuianl Ylagmanll
o~er6eiratbete.
9lls Mitglieb geborte lie Ser Irclle=
|Sdpmeltern 2oge, bem @ermanio
|6ra1enbl1no lllO Ser 2ieDertofel ppl
georbmeIt Davenport al1.
MuBer ibrem @attcn apirb lie Dor
|6en folaG1oen ainoern iiberlebt
Srall Sreo @amber, Gpbert Nlag
man, Gop Mlogmam1, Otto Nlag
mann, elmer Sdmcitcr in 9eutid
lallo, 5rau &llgo Seifert, 3 griioerl1
Sel1rp Wh1eller Don Inrant, Mltgl1l
MhleIer bon @alcott. Gbrilt Muelle1
non 8nrant, 9eter Mllcler il
3eltidlano. 3ie 3eit Der 8eer0i
gllllg miro lpater befal1r1t gegebell.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-13

MIS- be9er3tc 2ebeHSteis
term Denies 1i9 Sic pieraebniabrige
Gillian Dalton, als lie Die ie95ebn<
jdbrige Marguertte MeDonalb oon
8rootlpn babpr benabrte, Su ertrins
fen. 8etoe MdbGen iparen in Dem
Dffentlihen @9nimmbabe an preiia
bent Str. unb a. Mbe., dls bic dltere
bon einem &rampfe befalen muroe
unb unterfant, Gillian fpruns ipfort
5ubilfe unb aog Marsuerite, troBbem
Oiefe I'M 5lpan5is pfunb idtperer 1T,
aus Der Siefe in 5i9erbeit. Die Sc
rettete lit bic einatse Stiibe ibrer aes
ld9mten Muttcr ln0 lorgt auo) nod
fir bret iiingere @eldpiiter. Sbre
Mutter bat ipfprt an Sic 2eitun9
bes Carnegie 9elbenz5onOs gef1ries
ben, Damit man Der naderen &ettes
rim cine Mebatne autommen laiie.
-Ridt urieben an tel.
zen. Satin: nSo9e 'mol, Rorl,
.nenn iA iterben piirbe, piiroef iau
oi6 nteber berbeiraten?"
@atte:: rRein, natiirli@ nidt, 10 ct,
ipas lpiirbe mir ME in Ben 5inn
tpmnlen."
@attin: 50! Mlio nidt! Du fin=
be1t 0ie Gbe alio management! GS
tut Dir CENT? letb, bob bu mid gez
hsiratst boit9 Db pfui!"
@atte: uMber Rinb. bu berlteblt
mid nidt; getpib ipiirbe id MIDI tDiez
Der berbeiruten!S
@ottin (no9 drgerli9er): rDu bap
e ia furAterlid eilig! @ielleid,t
m04tsit ou, bob id fdon iebt fterbea
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-13
|Mntraa Scr stabt onfeedt crbaltcn

Sait iGnuntIfbe Gllnfte in Sem bon
Der StuOt geitellten @eiud I'M 5trei-
ld)umg gelpiiier <,fte in ser amen.
|6irten Hetitiou ser Sit,tep @lls-
Gbanffcure be5iiglih 0es porgeidla.
genelt ginboltsbefebIs eegen sic &c.
leblide 9l,rdfiibrlna Scr itaottlben
Sitbns4Sroiians mlroe BET bell1 ae-
ltern Meororn int Scott County 1i-
ltriftsgeridt abgebnltenc11 Gerbor
DON Gidltcr Io1cgan altfredt erbal=
ten. Sic 0nrd Staotanmalt Garl s..
2amba6 pertretene Staot batte bas
@erid)t urt Streidplng gelpiiier $50
ragrapben bon Dem @eil,d Scr Sid
ger erllld)t, ba lie nit Ser 6auptfrage
nidts 81 f6l,n batten. Die Netition
butte fcrner I'M ipeaifi5irte Angabe
Der &logeldrift gebetcn lmpie NM
gi1tbeilltng Der alogeidrift 1T Int
terabtbcil1nger, iobaB gcpiiie Set
tione1t ollrd gilnp6lloe bef6mpft mer-
Den fDl1nten. &id1ter 1oalegm1 biclt
fa1t 1eOelt Don StnOtal1malt Garl y.
2anrbad p%orge6radtcn 4l,nft quiz
red)t. Sen &ldgern ml1roe eil1e Iriit
bis sum ibertigen Morgc11 gepdbrt,
INN cine amenoirtc &lageidrift 5lt.
biltterlegen. Ias GerbDr lit auf
Mittfpoh Morgen Inn oebn llbr OIL
gelebt moroen.
Gle &lager lito Dl1rd) sic M1npaltc
90. g. @annon, 9. 8. 9'9ieil un1o
urO Scott pertrcten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-13

Sreunben 1nb 8efamten hermit Sic
traurige Na6ri6t, bab mein geliebter
.@atte, infer lieber gater. G1ipiegerz
bater nnb @ratber.
9anS SocnS
nm Samstag, ben 10. Suli, Nadmit&
ta9s Inn 6 llbr, nod langcn1, idtperen
|2eibcn i'm Mlter bon 50 ssa6ret1, Z MnS
naten nn0 19 Sngen 1dnft entldla=
fen lit.
9as 2eidenbe9Gngnib finbet an1
9icnstag, Ben 13. Sltli, Mabmittags
INT ein l1br, BON Ira1erbauie, Nn.
1919 peltl. 2ocuit straBe. aus nod
Dem Sairmount Sriebbpfe ltatt.
l1n1 titles 8cileib bitten sic tiefbez
triibten 5intcrbliebener:
Sral1 2puiia SDcns, geb. @oettih
@nttin,
Srar Caroline @ricbt, geb. Spens,
@nlentt. Sonia,
Chill Spcns, 9abenpprt, Soma.
9ngu Socns, 8alcott, SSpipa,
Sran Moclitc Gbenbprf, geb. Soens,
8alcott, SSoipa,
9lbcrt Suc,ts, 9nbenport, Sa.,
&inber.
8ctcr Sucns, 8lne @raB, Soma,
Clans SDcns, 9nbenport, Soma,
Srm1 Msargarctba sdnad, geb. Soens,
Bennett, Soma.
@ei6nilter,
N.11,13. nebf gerpanbten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-13
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flage oes perludtelt sitlidfcitsper.
tbrcd)e1s perbaftete S. &c. Gap ml,r.
zoe geitern Nabmittag Trieoensridtel
tM. 81. Maines pprgefiibrt l1no boz
Der Ml1flage freigeiproden. Sian ipa1
jbeldnlbigt, iid iittlib OH Ser 9iab.
riaen agl1es Miartin perga1gen 81
lbQben. 3ie slnflagc lpar ol1rd
Silfs= Mcalff Stteler
pertretcn, 1pdbrcnO Der Mngeflogtt
'onrd) bic alnpalte @eir uno Scot:
bertrcten mar.