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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-12
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SSH bnhten 10. .es ld)ide liG,
9nb mir NIT frpbeu 6er5en gcbell,
ssSos min fir ms ltno bih seipart.
SSp irdr' es bcIler ullfgebobell
$50 ipdr' es beller nllfbenalrt?
lll1b fllrs unb 9ut, bll ipirlt ltns lpben
ltno lpirit ntal emit nod) manbem
Snbr
gr5dblel1 lpie's pein Safer machte,
SSie tapfer beine Ntlltter lpnr,
slls iie Sen lesten @rpI1en brotbte !"
uSu, Gattine, ia ieet nin1n Sen Sout
@s ipirb l1ltn 3eit fin bih, al gelen ,
!Vir lit babel gans ltol6 81 Mlttb.
slh lul Ser Srngc nliibt' es leben."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-12
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len feitgebultcn.
staat SAINT pir0 protez
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torico 2inie puroe eeltern Na1t bon
bent fran8Diilden areu5er 9escartes
anscbalten, burcblu6t llnb 5nei salz
lagiere 5ipeiter aaiiite abgenon1men,
ISM. @lu1tbefot unb 6rib 2otbar, beioe
IN gteipSrleans anIaliig. Ser San sSuz
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lcans ab ltn0 fam beltte frii6 in gan
Sltan an.
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oieIer 2inie, bas IN ben leBten 5 Soz
gen bon bieiem fran5. &reuser ongez
balten nno bilitirt lpprben lit.
gSaIbington. II. Seq. 9as
staatsalnt gab lcnte befanlt, haB es
bic slnbaltlng unb 9nrhiuhung breier
Sbtffe ber Gelp Dorf Gortpricp 2inic
gum @e9entanb biplpn1atiicberGoritel<
lltngen on Sranfrei6 maiden lperbe.
Sas Staat5antt 6at eil1en pffi8iellen
9erift iiber biele Gprfdae BON 3oaz
einnebmcr BON San Sllan er6altea,
lppnacb oie Sran5pien bon jenen brei
Se5iffen ills9eiamnt 6 Mednner abgcz
nonrlnen Eabcn, Die ale bertide oSer
Ditr. llntertbanen paren. 3ipei gebpz
rene 9eutld1e, bie aber nat1ralilirte
alnerif. Siirger limb, lpurben niht be-
laitigt.
5pdtcr 9os stoafsolnt tpirb
einen idarfen Grptelt in pieIer Sahe
an Sranfreid) ridten. Sic 95ote ipirb
bebanptcn, nab Sic ssegnahne bon
giirgern irgenb elmer siatipn bon
cine namerif. ghiff ouf hpbcr See
feine gcieBlide 9eredti9ung bat.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-12
Gbilta ,uirb tuicocr &aiIertbnm.
9rdlibcnt q Ii a II / d)ifa i

9srdlibcnt 9n a II lth fai
ties id Su III s. nile ma + I c II
Setting ii. Sea. gnunidifai,
Scr Yrdlibent Scr dlinciildcu 91cpublif,
bat ben i'm, ppn gtaotsratb angebote1
ncn &ailertbrpn nllgenpnmcn.
Ser Staatsrntb uubnl bel1te IN lcis
ncr gigenidaft nls Garlonent Bic
3dbllug Ser iiber Bic Srage Ser lint
ipunblung ser Meplblif in cine Wip@
narhie nbeegebencn Stin1meu ppr lno
fanO, bab Sic 5tilnmen pon 1898 Ser
trctcrn bnn 2O43, Sic 5ur Mbltinrmllng
iibcr Sen @prld)laa 6erecbtigt iparert,
giinlti9 fir Sic @erdnberllng ipnrcn.
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Der 9ele9atcllabltinnntn9 einc Ectiz
tipn ol1 Dnonlcbifni, i'm ollffprbernb,
Sen Sbrpn 5u bcitci9en. @r lebnte 5lte
erit ub, als sic Gctitipu ibnl obcr sun,
smeitenmale su9citellt lpurbe, llabnl ct
nit Ser gebin9ltn9 on, bab er bis 81
elmer pallcl1pcn 3cit fir Sic &rDnnng
Yrdlibelt ser Mcpublif blciben iperbe.
(Gbind lpar cin Sabrtaltlcl1pe altes
aailerreit), als bic Nepphltipn i'm
Sabre 1911 olsbracb lnb lit leit ncnl
10. Sebrl1ar 1912 Sic iiinglie Mepubz
lii. s)uanlhifai lurroe Sllcrit 5lun
prpbilprild)en nno Damn i'm Gftpber
1913, gum Graiiocntcn alf Z Sabre
gcipiblt. 9u oas &plf aber fir Die
Nepublif nibt rcif lunr, 9ab es enolpic
innere Sdblpieri9feiterL sic 5lt einel
Ngitation fit sic MISUNDERSTANDING ne>
Mpnarcbie fiibrten. Sic slblttnmnllnq
iiber sic Sra9e lpurbe i'm stopcl1bel
nad Grnoill5en unacnpn,men nnb 15
bon is Yropin6cn crflarten lich fir Bic
9iidfebr sllnt &aiicrt6lmt. ,9ielc OH
thinning mar iuocilcn feine nffcntli=
he, ionbern mlf sic Searnten un<
vYron,inenteu" beichrdnft ltnb ion1i
nlr cine 8 a blfpm bie, iiber Be:
ren slnsgang I'M @prmls fein 3ipeife
pblpulten fpnnte.
(Yuanldifui bat leit so Sabrcr
cine Mplle in ser dinelilhen Gplitt
'aeIpiclt lnb lit ieRt SO Sabre nlt.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-12
9lQsemeilcr GrDtcit gcsea gsillpns
Gcrlcnnb11ngen burgcidlaget.
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friibere aongreBabgeprbnetc BON MiIz
Iul1ri, $5err 91i9arb 8art6o(bt BON ct.
2pnis, iii, ipie CT IN einen1 5breiben
an 81. Scgamer, ben Grdlioellter bes
8cutl6anerifanil6en gIatipnulbunbes,
erfldrt, i'm bDditen @robe entriiitet
iiber bie slnflagen, sic GraIibent @ilz
i'm IN leiner 8ptlcbaft gegen sic
8elltldalnerifaner erbcbt. 9r. Sc~
raner lit befanntlieb CUR Belt uuf elmer
N9itatipnsreile I'M mittleren @elten.
9as .Se6rciben 6errn 8artbplbs nnlBte
i'm oes6all per gelegrnpb nitget6cilt
iperben. gr alltipprtete barauf, baB er
nit perrn 8artbnlbts 9lusfiibrlngen
bnrebals eilperltanben lit, 1tnb bnt Sic
Seilnng gege6en, BOB cine Sbl6rift
bes 9riefes alen Gtatspcrbanosprdliz
pcntcn, Sen 8unbesbeilibcnbcn 11nb Sen
beutIbcn 3eitllngen iibernlittelt ipirb.
t@errn gart6plbts Sthrci6en batte folz
genben 8prtlaut:
9cu I If a M e ifaner BE-
IeiDigt.
uSd babe ipeben Observation-Disclosures
ldaft 9elelen. ST tbut inns eineSd]n,ad
lpnpcrgleid)en an llnb ilbcrlfiittet lnl5
nit Scbirnpf nlb g6onbc. @c1lau lpie
gnglanb 9eutlhlanb berlellnbet, 10
perlellnlbet @illon Bic 9eutldancriz
faner Gelbltperlfdnbli1 nulllcu ipir
banbeln.
ss1 bnbe cine 9ln5abl bcrpprragen~
Der 9eutleba1nerifaner bon ct. 2pllis
5u elmer geratbung 5liamm1en6errfet,
nn erltens eiren 9ebarllilcbtcn Grptelt
slt erlallen ul1b I'M 5lpeitcns Sen 9ra-
lioenten sl1 eriud]etl gerall an5ugebel,
mas lpir eigentltd berbrp6en Daben
llnb epentuell 9mmen gu nennen.
gSil On inlI Sarbe be-
fen II e II.
u@r lplte ge5Dnn9en merbel1, Sar6c
gu bcfenncl1, ltnb falls er lieb lpeigert,
bies gu tbun, lolten mir NIT inherent
11rtbeil niht ldnser binter Sem Serge
baltcn. Gil1erlei pb llnlere pffene
Stel(ungnabmc ibm ppIitild) niiet
pbcr ldlabet, mir l1tiiFa1 llniere ghre
bertbei0i9en llllb Sen gltten oelttldell
gfanen, alei6piel lpas bie pplitilden
Splgcl1 lein lnDgen. S6 gebenfe eillen
Grotelt 5u icbreiben. Sd mcib, oob
Sic altd} pbnc n1einc 8eilen scbarbelt
llnb oas 9ichtige set6al1 babet lniiroel1,
.aber ib n1Dhtc Sic mn baralf altfz
lnerflam maiden, bnb ber Grptelt ipfprt
crfpl9en Ipllte, lln Dem Iolfe 5u be-
peilel1, bab mir fcilte Surht fennclL
lnD bem 9cntlcbtbllm, bab leine Scr
tbeibi9er lpadiam linb."
Ser Grptelt $ocrrn @art1plots lit
nod nidt eil1getroffen, es lit teleeras
.pbiid1 llnt lpfprti9c 3ulenollng erlltd)t
lpprOcn. 81. Scramer miro slnfan9s
nddlter @pde bicr 5uriiferipartet.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-12

5lpei Sagcn stpil6en Yrcrticr grianb
lllno bcn fran5Ditld)en ariegsll1iniltcr
il@allicni cinerleits llno bem britilcbe11
Yii1iitcr 0es sluslpirtisen Cir gorporb
grcp ltllo aricgsn1il1il iltcr&itcbencr anb=
rerleits getroffcn.l
Sic On 5 0 II c L II M ! If a Ii.
2on Don, II. Sea. Sic @altpt@
armcen in europa l6ei,1cn lire 8inz
terquartiere in BEN 8rdben eingcrpn1z
men gu babcn llnb leit mebrcrcu Iagcl1
Iino feine lpidbtigen G5efccbtc ol1 Sen
5allptfrpntcn beridtct ipnrben. Sic
Stalicner lcBel1 ibr 8pmbarbenent BON
G'prt5a fprt, abcr scr Sdu bieler5tapt,
Der leit 8pden eriportct mar, liibt
allf li6 iparten.
Sic Seltreidcn nnb 9clttIcben Iabcl1
lieb elmer sipeifelbaften &ielper 9epe-
lbe Sufol9e bon 2entberg, Galisiel1,
5nriidge5pgcn unb als @runb lpiro
Observation-Disclosures an9ceebcn, ipabrz
ldeinlicbcr lit es aber, faas Sic g1a1z
ribt 1t6 belfati9cn lollte, bab Sic tellz
tpntldcn @eere lire 2inien fir Sen
8inter aeraber itreden llnb perfiir5e1
ppIen. Sic erriebten Selobcfelfigurgel1
entlang Der gal15n liibliben gtrccfc
ibrer Srp11t.
Sfeiltc befiiun1fen S5s4uils lluer pe,l
9iiidsug Der alliirten Iruppcn al1f bel1t
8alfan linb bellte eillgctrpffe,t, aber
|oielc gelpcgun9 bauert fprt. Ser 9so@
|rilcr gemp5 beballptct ppiitip, bab Sic
slliirtcn bclblp1iel1 babell, onf bcn1
8alfan Su blei6en, Salpnifi a1s Gpcz
rotionsbalis 5u bebnupten 1lnb gelliiz
I9cnbe @eritdrflln9cn SIT lcbidert, I'M liz
Ire 5ffcnlipe ipieDer mtfncbmcn su fDnz
|ncll. Sem slrld)ein llndl el1ttan1nlt
[ bicle 9indric6t ben bcl1tigen angloz
fran5Dliictcn arie9sratb III Ynris nl1b
fpl9lih bleibt Scr @alfan I'M grcrnz
pl1ft bcs Slltcreiles.
Sic bcutigcn 9facbridgten BON @ricz
bcnlanb lalltcr giinltig fir Bic gnz
tentclna6tc, aber n1prgen nag Der bipz
lpnutild)c g8inb iib ipicber anbcrs
orebcn. Cine Melltcroepeldc bon Itben
|bcballptet, bab sic grieclilcbe Megier1n9
|dlle (?) Sprberunecn Ser 4lliirten
sngeltanocn babe u11b cin 5beil bcr
griecbilcben Gruppcn ppn Galpnifi obz
sicben iperoc, lpdbrcnb eil1 8cricbt bon
Mpnt @ricdenla1b lp9ar Sic slblid)t
|sulbrcibt leinc slrmec 5n beluobili=
1trel,.
Ser bclltIdc Meidstog' lit nit beln1
Grpblen1 Ser Observation-Disclosures
|bclhoftigt gerIdicbene Yarteiplal1e,
ipelc]e olle sic Scltltcllung bon Mari@
|nalprcilcn cinIdliebcn, Iinb Der @ubz
|gctfpruniliion llntcrbrcitct ipprben.
Ser rabifallte Glan fpn1n,t bpnl Genz
trltm llnb bcSiuccft Bic grridtlng eiues
gentrnlbureau snr Megulirung Ser
asrcile unb gcrtbeilung bpngsabrltngsz
lnitteln, einidltcblicb belonberer @iilfc
fir Sic tirl1terel1 &lalle,l.
Sic britild)c 9fefrlltirltnssfampagnc
1nter 2prb 9erbbs Ylan 1ollte beute
g}aht idlicben obcr Ser slnbrang ppl,
Mefrl1tcn in ser letten 5tltnne fat Sic
9lnfiteaung Der 2iiten llm ei1ige Gage
bcr50gert. Sic Gefrlltirun9 ipnr inbel<
len 10 crfpl9rcic], ba5 ipa6rld]einlid
! ,lit6t 5ur aonlfription acsriffen alt
ipcrben bra1dt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-12
Ser sdll1eeitnrm.

Gbieugo, ii. Sea. Gin Sd]neez
lnlb Graupellturn nit ltarfen @inoel
Il1d3te biele Ge9elo lnb fait gall5 81
linpts nebit gtadbbaritaateu beute bein1
ln1b peruriacbte ernlte @erfebrs1tDrunz
gen, lptpic bebellte,be gisentbun1sber-
lutte. Ser Sturrn begann bier firth
Mprgen5 uno balerte bis gcgen sbeno.
9es sc nines, Sa, ii. 9es.
Ser erlte bebelltenbe Sdneefa(l bieIes
sSil1ters mar seitern sa9t lll,b bents
OSpr9en iiber Ben gan5en 5taat perz
breitet ltlro inar b1rdblbl1ittlid 1 bis
Y 3on tief.
gsoterlpo berihtete 3 3oa gdnee.
Sen Surmern fam Ser Sdnee lebr
lpillfpmmcrt lpeil ser gpoc1 Seldtigz
felt bel1Dtbigte.
9senria, SIS. II. 2cs. Set
ourdo Sen Stllrm a1 Sen 9ru6tliniesl
III bteler @cael1p an9eridtete Shaoen
lpirb nllf etipa 100000 eeiddet.
9eeutltr, Sis. 9saiiagiersiige
famen brl1te 9iadt i1lfpl9e bes Sturz
mes nit $ Shlnoen Geripdtlng an.
So ipnpillc, Sis. 9ieie5taot
mar pon Scr sllbenberbinbung falt
ppllltanbig ubeeld)nitten. sllle 9r1bte
ipurocn l1icbergebrpden ltnb bie Strae
ben6ubnen pureu nebrere Stuuben
allBer gctricb.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-12
8inttritiQe an ben arifgsfronteu in
unO @eit.
Mar aaf Dem salfa> 8 = es nod lebbaft ~,
ie Stalieuer itben lire Bts .uug BON @ori5a fort.
sliirtc ietcn i1reu 9aif5as anf bem galfan furt.

bcrriegsrab b(pTen galpnfi os nernt
nnsbals n bate - l1nb Bic aumpa9ne nicber aufsunbm1
CSreeunb p aQc bcuiot habc ggos
init e1nen &Drncin Sal5 au5ncbmen lit gugarer Grcn abt
Die Starc cnp1ien SerbI1bctcn uu cine Dilpn
Sorbs Sreoe1stanbn fnbc, bri6cn Ibn gmpono Heoc
rr9en Der nenaen 2anber c6r bpdg 9obern csoot
Scag expedition 8ritde Mefruirlno crfploreih obo
lpnn N lno es miro idppcrlid aonfripton tpnunen
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-12
gi,b nnS Yreptiipnen.

Gbicago, II. 3e5. Nil10bieb
5l1fll6r 5000. Stiere S6.00-10.s
30; &iibe uno Ninoer $3.00-8.2 90;
&alber $3.50 1880.
Shmeille 3unrbr 10000. 5lan
SIT S5.50-6.65; 5luneilt 5ll $5.95-
.6l5.
sbofe 3ufubr 5000. gtetig
su S6.00-6.75 Salnner 1926 BIZ
$9.40.
65cTliiael 13-14c, gl,rfeps 1G.
slltter Creamery 23 bti
33312c.
Ger q SOC.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-12
50le0te Nnsli0ttn fit Gmbargo int
aDngreB,
Gepnblifamer int Semat geben umlerem Gem,)on
fetuen Ylaf
SIN Gounttee Iir Nlsuartiges, neil er fit 0as Gulbarao
ltnb bic 9rpfc egre au m ssipn lalt
ipirb lid crit nGditen Git

onsB r Id crit ndteu 9ienng er76 Gtirr qen gber
oo Y se5e6er bis 8 Saauor 6ereH g6men 8a5oIen
b Giraterie gesen omcrt 6as aatsamt mill
prntciren sc5ie6ngcn NIT Sctrci li1 sreden oeponu
oalptiad6 safes 2ann aber lit Gin unborz
d]9r gei bes G5cIdGfsrdgers sum- sorfein oomnen
n einc Stelung erdperen g3ep Wprfr Gnn1nfee
&inbernabrng 8riepprtp gclt7qnb nb etrcd
ssefllde Nad9efran merocn efpas erbp9 gSepbreeter
snturm i'm @eIen 9epubf g6ina uieter aoiIerref
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-12
Milh fir &inbcr III 9cmtid)lanh.
8irb per g o It geld icf

~ W " Y
g1elp Ynrf, II. 9c5. Sic crlte
senbung bon fonbenlirter Oilcb,
s1mal5 lub 9teis an Sic &inbcr in
Sentldlaub unb Seltreid) llngarl
ipllrbc bcllte bpm @iirgercpmn,tttee fiir
Nabrllnssmittelperlc6iffrng radJ
9cutld)lanb llnb Seitreid pen 1ieli9e1
Ypltamt als Gpltlahe c rlt Il 8 Ia r
+ e iiber9eben. 9r. @cnrp S. sSplf lit
@prliscr, ST. Sncob ss. 2pcb, Scfre@
tor nnb Carl Sdurs Sdlab,neilter bic
Ies1 Committee.
Sic N1,fiinoigl1ng bcla9t: 9as Cont
n,ittec Dat bem Epltarnt leine crite
Scnollng iiber9eben. 9as Asprto fin iez
bes Gacfet betragt 1882, ipas cine
allberoroentlid) bpb e g tclrer alti
Die SenOltng BON 9iabrlllgsnlitteln
lrab 9eutihlanb lit. Sic 9alnen bes
8iireercontntittee ipiilI6ten bieie 9oz
fetc biz gSeibnabten sen bunaernben
&inbern III 9elltlt)lanp unb Seitreid
sllslliiibren llno brabten geniigcnoe
Tpnbs fir biclen 3iucd mlf.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-12
Selcarapbild,e gsuti5eu.
ii. Sesenbc

7. St0HEE0UtI
9ubuqlte, Sa. aunirer SEQ. s
@pman llno oie 3ablclerfs Sol Sure
gn1 llub Sol. Siege BON ber 9ubuqll
9Satipnal6anf baben lid) belte I'M Sltr
oesgericht Der ltnterlchloglln9 pc.
$4,000 unb Suhfalldung lctllo{
befanlt ltno luluneu su ie 5 Sabre
9cupenpprtb berllrtbetlt
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-12

sfep gorf. Ssn1 S. Nugpnbs,
Gprlibcr bcs nempfratild]cn gaatipnulz
committee, erlieb bette Sen slufrltf 5ur
ben1ofr. giatinnalfpnucntipn am IA.
Sllui 1916 iu ct. 2pllis unb reiite
nprtbin ab, I'M Sic pprIaufi9eu slrz
ran9en1ents 5lt treffen. gr ernanntc
allh Elm Mrrangcrnel1tscpmn1ittee.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-12
Die Mdrfte.
Trpoufte.

. NIca9o, II. Ge5. gSel5ell n.
1875 1e5v 115 l'at.
aorr 6712 3e5. III Daai.
S,ofer 4114 0e5Y 445s Moi.
8etreioe fiir guar: SEQ. 2 rotber
gsSsillter 120-12t; 9fp. 9 &or,t oIt
II, nelt 81; Stanoaro Safer 43 81,
44c.
Roaaen sSo. ? SO.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-12

BnIbiugton. 9os N'arinean,t
nergnb bcntc Bic aontrafte bplt iiber
81 Witu.asfb. 9allltobl fir hicSdladtz
ldiffe 43 rlnb IA fir $2,495,354. Sen
bebcntenbitcn &pntraft bpn nabe5u SO
Ndllipnen Eflno erbielt Sic Carnegie
|Steel So.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-12

Sl1 ieinen nclleiten poretiicten
Gr5ellgnib ersdblt bas Eicb 9ldab
(Grobiocnce SpnrnaD BON Sriiebtcn,
bic iicb als Bomb" zpns cntpnppten.
Sp'n Eieb : 9Idafer!
Sic 6crrcll bpn Ser bnben 8plte
tit III @al6ington: Sic cinen 6abcn
brauf itlbirt, llab bie alperen ipiilel1
nib nicbts.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-01-09

~ equipped with an ALLEN motor
which develops 81 horsepower. The
car is just the right weight for the
motor. and you. set strength, speed.
durability and safety. It's a combina-
ton that can't be- beaten"
A Dark Suspicion.
suppose the car is q homely thing that
looks cheap"
THAT'S the wonderful part Of it. It's
as fine a looking car as you will see any
where. The, ALIENS say it puts o in
the automobile aristocracy. and they are
right. It's an aristocratic locking car
with beautiful lines, all the latest i'm
pEovements that YOU will find in the
most %expensivet automobiles, plenty of
room for five passengers-a car that's
good enough in every way for any man
who appreciates what is fine. and beauti-
full and durable" .4@. &
i, "You talk as If you were getting a
commission on t~his>car."iy4 = X - "a
- Here II the Answer.
mo, I'm not. I'm talking as L do
because I'm a friend Of yours. Send to
the ALLEN MOTOR COMPANY of Eos
toria, Ohio. for, their booklet, .tAutono-
bile Elimination! The ALIENS have
solved the big automobile problem"
r1'"What do you mean by the automo-
bile problem? % g. n@ hiG - 81;
~ mean that the man who wants. a
car which Is not needlcssly te~Xtravagant
in price has Up to this time been held
back because he doesn't wan to drive a
:wash-boilcr on wheels. The ELLEN 81
combines %clesance with speed. strength.
safety, durability and economy"
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stand out pre-eminent. These EN-:
brace, to a great extent, the entire
financial problem that confronts the
administration. The states business
is the most important matter before
the legislators this year.
Senator Mcbride resubmitted the
constitutional amendment favored at
the last session for the location OF
another normal school. at Dickinson.
If this proposed %amendement is rati-
fled again, the proposition will &c be.
fore the people for endorsement or re.
lection.
Another Asylum.
A resolution to provide for another
insane asylum through a constitu-
amendment was submitted by Sen
ator Gronvold. His town is mention
ed, but the location is left to the de-
termination of the state legislature.
Senator Ellingson Of Steele and
Griggs introduced a bill providing for
the taxation il this state bills re-
ceiyable,. obligations or credits of
n%on-residents arising out of business
done within this state. ~
Taxes interest Rates.
y The legal rate OF interest Is fixed
at 6 per cent and the contract rate
at s il a bill introduced by Senator
Martin. "
A third constitutional amendment
is proposed by Sneator ~Thoreson,
which provides for the levy CT a tax
on the tillable acreage of the state
to create a fund to insure owners OF
growing crops against losses by hail.
Senator 'Englu1d wants the express
rates reduced one-half en- farm ma.
.chinery, parts of farm machinery or
repairs or farm machinery.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-01-09
COSTS, DREYFUs BIG
SUM TO BE NEUTRAL

According to Barney Dreyfuss
of the Pirates, it cost him $50, 900
to preserve the good name OF
baseball. he says he could have
sold Claud Hendrix for SIS, 900
and Ed Konetchy for the same
amount, but refused to do so for
fear of being accused of helping
other teams pennantward. Now
both players have jumped to the
Feds. Despite McGraw's denial,
Pittsburg writer's still assert that
the little Napoleon offered Drey.
fuss a small, fortune for Honey,
when his team started to slip last
August and the Braves were daily
backing down the Giants lead.
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THEORY Will NOT
=" SETTLE QUESTION
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'NVtN 'uucJ lIO1n AXE OHS.
exorbitant and unbusinesslike de.
mands of the various faculties, but
their efforts have failed. Influential
members of the faculty have packed
their grips, left the school room where
they are paid to teach, and have come
to Bismarck and, for days lobbied and
button:holed legislators to get: through
appropriations to further some pet
scheme or to increase their own salar-
les. -'"'"
The educational institutions should
treat with the legislature through
their duely. appointed trustees who
are representatives Of the tax payers.
49,. Time Has Arrived.
1t is high time that the tax payers
Of the state re-established the rela-
tionship Of employer and employee in
our educational system. That re a.
tionship has ceased to exist. The pres
tdants of the educational schools and
the faculties are employees theoreti-
cally OF the tax payers. The trustees
are thu representatives Of the tax
payers. In their hands should be
lodged the final decision as to how
much money shall be asked and if
their is any lobbying to be done, let
them do it. '.s'' ..% - i
If it is necessary to hear the men,
bers Of the faculty let them appear
upon invitation before the educational
committees of both branches. They
have no mora right to leave their post
and lobby at Bismarck than employees
who draw less and have more arduous
labors. -'. - IL.
1t is to be hoped that the education:
al lobby will be confined to the repre-
sentatives of the tax payers.
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Beautiful Gowns at
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Mrs. Frank Harris, black shadow
lace over green satin.
Mrs. A. p. Hanson of Litchville,
pink charmeuse with gold lace tunic:
fur WI
Mrs. Il. H. Hyland- Of Devils Lake,
black crepe de chine and shadow lace.
Miss Katherine Lowman, green sat
in and shadow lace.
Miss Genevieve Simpson of Man.
dan, brocaded coral crepe with beaded
chiffon tunic
Mrs. Blanchard of Dickinson. blue
chiffon, shadow lace and, real lace.
Mrs. Mcbride, black ,charmeuse and
black net. = "''
Mrs. Houser, gold with black chiffon.
Mrs. George, Of Grand Forks, black
charmeuse, gold embroidered tunic.
blue SATIN: , CE.
Mrs. Raymond Bergeson, yellow sat.
in under figured net, black fur.
Mrs. H. M. chairman of Cooperstown
taffeta, yellow, with white net and
blue velvet. T. il
Mrs. r.. r.. Muntz, white crepe de
chine and chiffon =.
Mrs. Christ Kjelstrup Of Underwood.
yellow satin under white chiffon
Mrs. Baker, green chiffon and white
charmeuse; flowers.
Mrs. Talcott. lavender satI and
black lace.
Miss Esther Talcott. shadow lace,
satin and pink irosebuds. L,
Miss. Roxanna Floss, lowered .chif-
fon. green. crepe de chine aid satin.
" Mrs. S. D. Cook, gold net over white
satin. IA, ~i
Mrs. F. s. Graham of Mandan, white
charmeuse under imported gold en-
broidered net. a
Miss Aldyth Ward, yellow crepe de
chine, shadow lace. ~ g.
- Mss Clara Stevens, green chiffon
over saline silver lace. r
Miss Emma Stevens, yellow chiffon
over satin, white net. &
Mrs. Brewster, lave1dar beaded
chiffon over yellow satin.
Mrs. Divet of Wallpeton, green
chihon and satin, coral velvet and
fur. SO -. .,a
Mrs. e. r.. Burke, blue taffeta and
gold embroidered lace.
Mrs. Spalding, grey satin.
Mrs. 'Eruce, green satin and real
lace. -
Mrs. Fisk, black Saline chiffon, lace
and brilliants. ..
Miss Helen Fisk, fur, white satin,
green chiffon; flowers.
Miss Doris Fisk, blue satin and chit
fon; rosebuds.
Mrs. Goss, black satin and lace, Jet
Mrs. Miller, green brocaded satin
and black lace.
Mrs. Crockard, red figured chiffon
over satin. ~
Mrs. Bolton, black satin, gold net.
Miss 'Spillane, black charmeuse and
net; flowers. ss gr~
Miss Annabel 'Foss, pink figured
chiffon, crepe de chine; rOsebuds.
Mrs. Crewe, blue chiffon and satin