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New Britain herald., 1915-03-01
RESERVES ARE CALLED . OUT BY RUMANIA
Jonescu Denies He Attacked Govern
 ment For Conclusion of Formal Agreement With Allies.

Paris, March 1, 4:5O a. m.-Take Jonescu, Rumanian minister of the interior, informed a meeting of con- servative democrats who were dis contented with the party's policy, ac- cording to special despatches from Bucharest, that he had not attacked the government because J. J. c. Bratiano, former premier and min ister of the interior, had concluded a formal agreement for common action with the triple entente powers (Great Britain, France and Russia). Proof of this would be found, M Jonescu said, in the Rumanian loan made in London which it would have been inn possible to arrange if the Bucharest cabinet had not made a categorical statement of its position.
 A Bucharest newspaper has an nounced that ten classes of reserves have been called out for March 13 and that senior students in the mili- tary colleges have been drafted into the regular army, with the rank of non- commissioned officers.
 The confident belief has been ex- pressed in England, France and Rus sia that Rumania eventually would enter the war on the side of the al lies. A despatch from Paris on Feb ruary A said the Mathis Bucharest correspondent had obtained informa- ton that Nicholas Misu, Rumanian minister to London, soon would re- turn to England with note assur- ing the British government that the Rumanian army would take the field in April.
 An agreement was signed in Lon don on January ? providing for a loan of so5,O0O0Oo from the Bank of England to the Bank of Rumania against Rumanian treasury bills. The loan was a result of the visit to Lon don of the Rumanian finance com mission.
 M. Jonescu was reported in Decem- Der to have declared that "Any na- tional keeping out of the present
New Britain herald., 1915-03-01
MYERS TO GO?
Reported Comstocl> Will Succeed Secretary of States Chief Clerk.

Hartford, March 1.-As the time draws near for the civil service amendment, passed by the gen. eral assembly last week, to go into ef- feet, interest begins to center in prob able changes in the office of the secre- tary of state, Charles D. Burns of Greenwich. It is generally under stood that Chief Clerk Thomas B. Myers will be one of the first to go. and it is also said, on good authority, that his successor will be Raymond ComstOck of Wilton.
 Mir. Comstock has been a life long republican, and was formerly en- ployed by the Western Electric com pany. He is married and has one daughter. It is understood that MT Comstock has been at the capitol the past week on at least one occasion famiIiarizing himself with his new duties.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-01
CHAMBER AT WORK ON
 PENDING LEGISLATION
Talk by Secretary A. H. Andrews Of interest to Provision Dealers.

The New Britain Chamber of Com- merce is interested in House bill TOO, the purpose of which is to fix the val ue of property in condemnation pro- ceedings and which comes up for . hearing at 2:15 tomorrow afternoon The bill was introduced by Reprcsen- tative IT. w. Taylor of the judiciary committee. A notice of the hearing on this bill will be sent to the mem- bership of the chamber. The bill reads as follows
 When any proceedings are com . menced by any town or city or bor~ ough for the condemnation of prop erty the value of the property so to De taken for public use shall be fixed at an amount equal to the average as sessed valuation of said property dur Ing the three years next prior to the date of commencement of such pro ceedlngs. This act shall take effect from it's passage
 Another bill of particular interest to New Britain is that which reads, an act amending the home rule bill,' - and which was given a hearing last Friday, Feb. 26. This bill reads US follows:
 "The home rule act for cities is here bE dlllelluSu SD that Clt1eS may issue bonds for the requirement. of any cleo tric light water or gas company, and that the bonds so issued shall be con- sidered only as a part of the gross debt and not of the net debt of the city for the purpose of arriving at the proportion of net debt to the assessed valuation of the city"
 Will Dine at Hotel BeIOin
 Those who for any reason cannot attend the dinner of the Mercantile bureau of the Chamber of Commerce a the Hotel Beloin at 6:45 tomorrow evening, are invited to attend the bus mess meeting which will begin at 7:15.
 The directors of the bureau, who will hold their regular monthly meet ing at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning. are greatly interested in the report to be made by the committee on cooper ative deliveries and the talk which Secretary A. H. Andrews will give on the subject. MT. Andrews will give in detail the information acquired on his recent trip to Ohio and Michigan to investigate the results of cooperative delivery systems as they have been de- veloped in those states.
 MT. Andrews said today that his talk will be of particular interest to provision dealers who now make their own deliveries. He expects to show them how they can give the public better service at much less cost to themselves.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-01
SUPERIOR COURT OPENS.
Dr. Mangini Nanslaughtcr Case will
 Come to Trial This Session

Tomorrow afternoon at o'clock the March term of the criminal side of the superior court will open in the county building in Hartford. There are a number of local cases on the docket, having either been bound over from the local court or taken there on an appeal, but none of them are very serious.
 The Dr. Mangini manslaughter case Will come to trial sometime during this term of the court.
 The work tomorrow will be largely Toutlhe and the prisoners will be put to plea. Those who enter pleas of guilty will probably be sentenced, but there will be no trials
New Britain herald., 1915-03-01
JEWS CELEBRATE
 JOYOUS HOLIDAY
Purin Commentaries DeIvCrancO From Haman by Queen Esther 3n
 Reign of .AhaSuCrlIS.

Reign of .AhaSucrIS.
 One of the few festive holidays of the Jewish people was celebrated yes- terday, that the Purim which com memorates the deliverance of the Jewish people from destruction by Queen Esther. She it was who pleaded with King Ahasuerus of the Medes and Persians against Haman, who had plotted the destruction of the Jews in captivity, and Haman was hanged.
 The Jewish people in the city made "Hamantassen,'' a kind of honey cake, which has been made for this holiday ever since the days of Esther. Cakes and little presents were exchanged and accompanied with greetings that correspond with the Christmas wishes.
 A gathering of Zionist societies was held at the Hebrew Institute last night and a number of speechs made by leading Jews in the city
 It has always been the custom in the past for the Jewish ladies to give a Purim ball on this holiday, but this year an entertainment and dance at Turner hall on March 9, will take it's IlacC,
New Britain herald., 1915-03-01
WARSIiIP OFT

San Francesca. identified warship, was reported off early today, acco.a a British tramp s' vessel, the first os gerents to be sight many months, va. British.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-01
BUMPED BY TROLLEY.
Frederick Steele Struck By Car on
 Stanley Street.

Frederick N. Steele, a member of the firm of Steele brothers, was struck by a Hartford trolley car at the cor her of Church and Stanley streets shortly after noon today. The car was moving slowly and MT. Steele. who is rather elderly man, was only showed to one side and knocked down. He was uninjured.
 NIT. Steele was bending over an aU- tomoblle when the car approached ana Old not see if cnning
New Britain herald., 1915-03-01
DECISION AFT

Boston, March
 damage suits pend said to be affects the supreme cour of property abutt a fec in the sidewl was rendered in | a building to red the city for being under the sidewa' ton with su bway|
New Britain herald., 1915-03-01
MARKET UNDERT0NE
 REFLECTS F|RMNESS
Though Stocks Rose and Fell
 Within Narrow Limits.

New York, March l, Wall St, lO:5o Q. m.--A one point advance in Union Pacific and a two point decline In Louisville and Nashville to 110, its new minimum, were the principal features of today's early stock market. Prices otherwise inclined to irregu- larity, Reading responding favorably to a moderat inquiry while Pennsyl- vania was heavy on it's poor state mont of earnings for January. Shares of the motor companies were again active at advancing prices. Ameri- cans, with the exception of Canadian Pacific, were lower in the London market.
 Close-Trading became dullcr in the late dealings, following the an- nouncement of the British govern ment's more stringent policy against Germany. The closing was steady.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-01
ALLIES LAUNCH NEW
 ASSAULT ON GERMANS IN CHAMPAGNE REGION
(Continued From First PageD

Otherwise there was nothing of inn portance to report.
 French Official Report
 Paris, March 1, Via London, 3:22 F. M-The war office gave out the following statement this afternoon:
 There is nothing to add to the comm unicatiOn of yesterday evening except that in Champagne the differ ent supporting positions we success fully secured now form a continuous chain two kilometres in length to the north and northwest of Perthes, and that in the Vosges our attacks made slight progress at Chapaelotte, three kilometres north of Celles.''
 Russian Progress Notable.
 Petrograd March 1.-Semi official nnnoun cement is made in Petrograd today as follows:
 Russian troops should be credited with the initiative of the offensive movement north of GrOdnO.
 ''Prisoners and artillery captured Z by the Russians north of GrOdnO are from the best corps of the German
New Britain herald., 1915-03-01
s2O.OOO MAS

Nashua, N. H.. girls made their wa to safety while fire factory of the Grs pany today One 2 carried down by was s20,000.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-01
AUTHORITIES \

Hartford, March, escape Of Charles state prison at WI morning, Warden| said today that thI following a clue WI but he declined i'd Police in this stat| have been notified. |
New Britain herald., 1915-03-01
ssrssIIEs PRI1

Chicago, March | Of the Anglo-Freic| danelles smashed today as much as a right at the start| which closed Satu] opened this mornil to S1.4S. Simultana
 3 3-4c to Sl.21.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-01
2.300 BARBE1

Hartford, MarcI figures given out ! commission today barbers holding ce ilecticut. Of thesd sixty per cent. wd 1t was stated tha \ and Syrians were| business in increaI commissioners said were constantly in
New Britain herald., 1915-03-01
PARK ST. STORE CLOSED.

Constable Fred Wrinkle today at- tached the store on Park street be- longing to Jacob Sicklick for s200. He closed the place and put a lock on the door. Through Judge F. B. Hun gerford Selma Reanes, of New York, is suing to recover s200. The writ is returnable before Justice James T. MeskilI on March s.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-01
s25.ooo Bo4

Boston, March I warehouse on Cend considerable prop1 lantic avenue vati the flames were cd ing in which they less, estimated at
 by the Indian Ref the Underwater oil
New Britain herald., 1915-03-01
ELECTION

Portland, Me-, weather favored munipical election the cities of the st, cornered contest one city where pr| trolled the nun There were close. ton. South Portlau
 vile and Saco. Ellsworth and Hal
 cities holding cleo
New Britain herald., 1915-03-01
ANNUAL MEETING TOMORROW.

Tomorrow evening the annual meet ing of the Second Ward Republican club will be held and, unless the cogs in the mechanism of the organization slip, Arthur N. Rutherford will be elected to succeed County Commis- sioner Joseph Towers as president.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-01
..MovIE" PROPRIETOR FINED

Hartford. March 1.-Henry F. Ouint manager of a moving picture house, was fined s25 on each of three counts, for allowing children in the place, in police court today He ap- pealed to the superior court.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-01
CLAIMS DIs(
]

Washington, MI cago. Milwaukee 2 today complained commerce comnia Northern railpy against it and in 1 in failing to mako senger rates froml of Washington, arI bia, to points on| roads lines. pa points and pointd kee.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-01
FINANCIAL NEN
FIFTY THREE
In Connecticut ID
 corClinR to Un
New Haven

New Haven, ] persons suffered
 state during Feb unofficial records, IS suicidal and f. total for January cidental Al, suicid
 In the list Of a February the chi was falling, with
 Burning was sec' railroad third wit
New Britain herald., 1915-03-01

struggle commits moral, political and economic suicide.' He was credited With having declared that Rumanla Must not commit sucn a crime
New Britain herald., 1915-03-01
Mrs. George \. HagiSt.

The funeral of Mrs. George A. flag ist was held yesterday afternoon from St. Johns German Lutheran church. Rev. M. w. Gaudian of1iciated and burial was in Fairview cemetery
New Britain herald., 1915-03-01
DETROITS IN TRAINING.

Gulfport, Miss, March 1.-The major portion of the Detroit Ameri- can league squad went into training here today.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-01
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION

" AN EI'-To do washing and iron
 l,'E or go out cleaning by the day
 l4o Glen street, first floor. 3-1-3dN
New Britain herald., 1915-03-01

New York Stock Exchange quota tions furnished by Richter & Co.,, members of the New York Stock E&- change. Represented by E. W. Eddy, National Bank building
New Britain herald., 1915-03-01

London, March 1, 4:26 D. m- Speaking in the house of commons today, Premier Asquith made the dec laration that at no time had the gov- ernment been more confident than to- day that the allies ultimately would achieve victory.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-14
gnrpn On asIen, Al Sahre

Bbrpn On gsleD, Al. Sabre
alt, Der @el9aftsleiter ether Sbyater=
5rllppe ppn Nen Dort, Die CUR Set
in @ilmin9ton, Del, gaiticrfc, %isirSte
aus Dem 5enitcr zines SptelS uno
bliebt auf 0cm @eitenlrege tot liegen
Surge 3eit Dpr Dem l1nfall bate er
nit ben Weitgliebern Der Sruppe in
Ieinem 9ptel3immer eine &onferens
gebalten unb NOR m19einenb beim
beiten !Sumpr. IS miro %angenommen,
BOP er iid gu peit. aus Dem Sent ter
lebnte uno oos Gletdseni6t perior.
Sn @ainespille, ser, lpur=
Be Ger in einem 5leiibsrloNsn a19ez
ltellte Rap Strpng bic redte 9anD
in elmer Wur1tmafdsne abssmabIsl.
Gr bottle in Die Miible sefaBt. um
cine 9ebne brauseu5icben unb Die
Mefer erfabten feline 5a1lb. 9bgleid
Inn Die 9anb ubgertf1en puroe, botte
er bp9 @eiitesgegenipart genug. Die
@lettriaitat nit Der linten @anO ab-
ou1tellen.
6e.rn BON Ieinen 2ieben
lit in Baltimore Der Ppliatit 6usb
%. Ybillips bon @ollas, Ser, pIDB=
li9 BON Sobe credit mprben. @r
nartete atf einen @trabenbabnpas<
gon uno lant plDbIid betpuNlos ME-
Der. Mit Der poli5ei=M mbulan3
purbe er nod benz Mercpz Sofpital
eebra9t, po Der Mr5t nur nod ben
Sob bes Mannes tonitatieren tonnte.
pbillips, Der 35 Sabre alt tit, Tom
nod Baltimore, um einen &noben,
Der feinen @ltern our6gegansen mar.
~ab5ubolens Der Rnabe NOR bereit,
nit pbilltps 5uriid5ufebren. Dor Der
Mbreiie bei4loffen betbe, in 8alti=
more etnmal benz Mngler<@por gu
bulbigen. Sic begaben li9 nod benz
8ad Riber unb mieteten baielb]t Elm
Ruberboot. Nuf Ser 9eimfabrt beim
umfteisen pafiierte es, bab pbtIlips
%ertrantte unb ftarb. Sin 9erai9lag
ieBte .anaebli6 ietnem 2eben elm .3iel,
5olgenbes, Sen patrtottsz
mus anfeuernbes @efdtAtden eradblt
Elm pariier 8latt: Mls Elm @olnot
in einem Barrier Sabatselddft cine
b0l5erne 3%tgarrenfptbe getaufi bate.
bemertte Die 2aoenbeiiBerin, DOB Ger
Mrtttel Elm beutides 5abritat lei.
Raum bate Der 9plbot bieie Morte
gebOrt, ols er Sic Spite melt bon li9
tparf t. Da aber umarmte i'm bic
8ertau ferin: rSdon pier5ig mal,"
iaste tie, nbabe i6 erfldrt, laB Dies
oeut14e Mare lei, aber Sic iino Der
.erlt 5ran5ofe, Der %baraufbin Sen
Rauf perpeigerte. 9ier, nebmen Sic
oieie fran50lii4e 3isarrenlpibe i'm
Merte BON ~ ST.. als @einent! !"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-14
@robes Sntertde gibt iid
bicr fnn0.
@iclc sc,tc bciltdJcn Sd)lcacls glpp=
tbcfc, nm Sanlac SIT fanfcn lno
GrfrnOignngcn barber ci1=
ststcl)cn.

0ab Mrtbl1r 9. 9oilcp, Scr perloll-
lidc Gertretcr Der Cooper Meoicille
|Gompanp, fcillen sSrrtbum begilla,
'ols cr IN Sapenport cine Mael1tllr fit
Sorllac. bic Mleiltern1eoi5ill, etabIirte,
miro flargcltellt, men1l es befa1llt
miro, BOB piele 2elltc ihn tbereits Re
llldot ul1o NIT i'm iiber Die Gor5iige
oieies Graparats OILS elm @elllnoheit
observation-disclosures &eilmittsl gelpro=
dlell haben. Sic l1acfte Jbutladle, BOP
IanienOe mphlbefamter 2elltc leine
arobe @irflalnfeit als @eilmittel sur
Notwithstanding Ser @%clunobelt ul1-
alligefprocrt be5eugel1, Seigt, 0aB es
llldlt nllr sllles bepirft. lpas bon ibnt
behal1ptet miro, %ionoern oab es aud)
'Nen 5uirie0en9eitelten @ebra1dlern
eine arobe ISrelloe n1adlt, DOB lie frnb
iillo, Sic quite Ncligfeit 9noerel1, Sic
an pbplilden StOrul1gen leioel1, NIT
5lltAeilen.
Gs lit cine Sreltoe mir &errll 9ai=
leu, lpell1 Sellfe SIT lplll follllllell llllD
iagelt, BOB Sanlac ihllen en1pioblen
lit, neil es ib1n Die @elpiBbeit gtbt,
bob Sanlac bie fobe Stelll1ng, meld]e
Die Cooper M}eoieine So. ibnl Der
bat, befallptet.
Die G11olitdten Ser Sngreoien5ien
Des Sanlac li1o belon0ers mertbpoll
in 6al1en bon Ibgeipamtbeit, idlledl=
tenn Ippetit, %feblerbafter Gerbaluurlg,
fatarrbaliihen @eldNperoen, &beuna=
tis1nuS unO Ma9enitorltngell uno
baben bie bemerfenslpertben
@obltbatel1, Deren Sic burd Sen Sc
tbeilbaftig muroen, be5el1gt.
Sa1tlac lit in Sdlegel's Mpotbefe,
800 1peltlide 5lpeite strabe, 5n bobe1.
(sl15.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-14
- Merdonts Gransfer & Storage
So. Selephon 855. (Mn3.)
SramatiidJe Nbtbcilnng bes 2enb=a
6aub Clubs.
lie oramatiide 9lbtbeilung S

Sic bramatiidDe Slbt6eilllng 6es
2enb=a=@ano Clubs miro am 3iens=
tag, Ben %. 9eopember, ein Seem
ENGLAND Glap" l111ter oen Gitel uIbe
Mole of Nlpmo1tb Som1" i'm 8urtis
Spernbal1s SIT @lnlten oes 2enoza-
Sar0 Club sur Muifiibrl1ng bringen.
Gin gfor bon so jltrlgen Gome11,
Mitglieoern bes 2enb=a=@a11b Clubs,
miro 2ieber aus ser &olpllial3eit nv
uSlb Seem gnelano Carols" - Dor
tragen. Sic Negie bes Stiides liegt
III Sen @111oel1 Don Srau 8. g. Gul1=
terbltrp. Sic Holenbeietullg lit fol-
gen0e::
SRI. @londe 8l55aro ols @ole.
SRI. 6ilou 8ot &orff OILS Garrett.
SRI. M}argaret 8lafett ais Sante
Sci o1l1tc.
SRI. gbriitl Nappe ols Sobn Soar
SRI. Soda 9arnele ols Miles
;Stnn0iib.
Ilorel1ce Mnrner OILS 8orboro.
@laop gairo als Miriam.
6lorence MAablep als 8bilippe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-14
Meue ~2ln5ei9en,
1opeS,Mn5et8e

Sreunben lll1b 8efannten biermit
Bic tranrige Madridt, baB meine gez
liebte @attin, lluiere liebe Mutter u1b
S6ipiegern11tter,
Ma8aretbd SoteIot
geb. @ripp,
Sreitag. Sen 70. Mob., N1orgerls
Inn 6 l1br IS M1in,, in Mibble sSnlet,
&is., nod lan9em, 16tperen 2eiben I'M
SITTER bon 63 Sabreu lanft entldla<
fen lit.
9as Acknowledgements finbet an
Wonta9, Ben is. Gobember, Radmit&
tags um 2 l1br, bom @eim ibrer godz
ter, Srnu gmelia MGc9pnalb, =2136
Scott Strnbe, aus na6 Benz Safoale
Sriebbofe itatt.
lin titles 8eileib bitten Sic ticfbe<
triibten 6interbltebenen:
5enrp 5pfclbt, Gate,
@iQiam &pfelbt,
0barleD 6pfelbt,
@erma1 6pfelbt,
6enrD 6pfelbt,
Sran emma 9nffielb, geb. &pfelbt,
Sral Gmelia Me9pmalb, geb. @pfelbt,
Nr1. 5riebn @pfelbt,
@altcr 6pfelbt,
&inber.
neblt 8ernanbten.
N.lt.t6. lat.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-14
11n5ug nad 1lene,n 3lat.

Mei1len &11n0en ul1b Sem Nl1bli-
frm I'M A%llgemeir1en 5rr Madridt,
Dob ih meme 8aderei,70S Marquette
'StraBe nad] 6em 11ellen bon mir er-
ridtetel1 8e6al1oe, 732 Morqlette
StraBe> perlegt babe. Sn Ser Soft
ln1l1g, bob meine 1pertben &lnben, 0e-
men id) fir ibr mir bisber bemieienes
grrtral1e11 ber5li6 banfe, es mir aud)
in Dem 11ellet1 Nlabe idenfen aDeroen,
llro irOem i6 bem a1geneinen Nubli=
finn meme nit GROCER Sorgfalt nl16
MelnlidJfeit bergeltellten @adereitpaa-
ren bel tens empfeble, 5ei6ret
Mdtungsbou
Sans @al6er,
9adermeiiter, frilber 7O9 Marql1ette
Str, jctt 1872 Marqnette
Strake.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-14
&analiiations= Geipcftpr a6aeleat.

Ser fiir5lid bon aommilidr S. IS.
eromlep gum NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
er11annte @illinll (gud) anipbals
lp1rOe porgeitern auf geronlQllung
pes StraBenfommliliqrs goel1s nno
oes staoti1genieurs @ol1oi11ot bon
Der ltaotilden 3ablli1te g%eltrid)en.
&llipbals lolte leinc Steae am
Mfontag antretell. t@err Grpmlep mar
Nnfang bieier &od)e aus ser 5taot
ablpelero, 11n0 Ser meme sSSnipeftor
NOR Die CT te Salite Ser lebten 8od)e
tbatlg, bis er erfltbr, BOP er abgeIdgt
moroen let.
Wislang linb iolde Memter ltpts
bonn &olilniliar fir oifentlid)e 0(rbei-
ten belebt %1ppr0er, obmpM oas nid)t
III ginflal1g NIT Sen ge%ltinll1l1nae11
elmer oiesbe5iialiden 9roinqn5 lit.
Ser 9eboroe fiir offentlide 9(rbeiten
geboren mlBer @errn Grnplep aud,
nod Strobenfonmiilor gbens 1,nb
stootll1genieur 9ouoinot an, l1n6
'ole1e beioen M1itglieoer erpirften Die
.grnen1llng oes Stills Strobenfom=
T11l'ars @ornep McMaboll sum &a=
l1all'atlons SS1ipeftor.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-14
Ser Gcbnrtstas bes u9reaonongbtA

1ti VtuAllSluY UeS :.
Mm 2. Sftpber naren 10 Sabre
bergangen, felt ser erIt tie DreaDnDus6t
auf &iel gelegt purbe. 3ebn Sabre
leit biei Ter grneuerung Des aumpflDeS
lens our See, Die in5piE9en our9 tin
nod jungeres aumpimittel Oas
unterieebppt Den i'm Melttrieg gez
mDnnenen Grfabrungen gemdb Be-
reits nieber erfolgrei9 in ben Sim
tergruno gebrdngt purbe. IS TT nift
lei6t, Sen ~llrlprung Ser Sbee bes
Dreaonougbt felt3ulteaen. Gs TT
mDgli9, BOP Oas RieIentampfidifi
cine Jolge Der Seef6la4t BON Stu
I!9ima i'm japaniT9en &riege ipar, in
oeren 8erlouf Nbmirol 5ogo Die rui
F1de 6lotte mittels Der inn CUR Ser
fiisung itebenoen ltdrferen Wrtillerie
oernidtete. Wie betannt, nuroe Der
er iie Sreobnpugbt bon Den @nsldn
bern erbaut. Der G%tapeQauf fanb am
10. Sebruur 1906 ltatt. Die @ntmid=
lung unD 8%ermebrung Der 9rea0.
nougbts ging in alien 2anbern mil
groBer @ef6pinbigfeit Donftatten.
Mu9 9euti6lono beiibt cine grobe
Mnaa6l bieier GrDbtompfI9iffe.
Weitous gr0Bere Mnitrengtnsen aper
b%ernenbeten bic oeutl9el' Martne=
frei1e ouf ben Musbau Der l1nterieez
b%potflotte. llnD Der arieg Fat behie=
fen, bab DieIe 8orausii@t mehr als
berehtiat Dar.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-14
@rohcr saa Scr 2qpenport s,,rngc.
mcittbe.

Art Mittlpodb1 Sen "a. Nobetnber,
tlnoet I'M Il1r1er Sper11bal1s EN- gro=
Bes &ol15ert ne6it Gal I'M Il1rner
8perlbalts 1lllter Mit>pirfltl1g Ser
sppralliitilt Martba @antberg 11nb
bes Davenport 3itber=Glubs itott.
Ser gintritt fir Mitglieoer betragt
% Gents lnO fir Mid)tmitglieber
S1.0O. IS balroelt iid) Inn eiren TO-
a%ellanl1te1 Sllbifriptipnsbal n11o MIR
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