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Evening journal., 1915-09-14
Washington NOT
AFTER PRICE ON
ARABIC Victims
Nothing Short of DisavowaI
Of Sinking Of Liner Will
Satisfy Wilson
NO FURTHER DISCUSSION
Until Germany ACREES
BY The United Press.

10y Inc united Press. n
WASHINGTON, Sept. I4.-Reportrss
that President Wilson was favorablya
considering arbitration OF Americana
lives lost on the Arabic was denied
today in high administration circles-l
The arbitration question is not att
issue and was not discussed at Mon-
days conference between Secretary
Lansing and Ambassador Bernstorffs
II was stated on the highest authority.
Nothing short of a disavowal of
the submarine commanders act will
satisfy the American government, It'll
was said.
This was made clear to the German
ambassador and pending a reply froml
hts government no other phase of thel
international situation VIII be dis
cussed with him. It was learned. Az
reply from Berlin j expected withinl
four or FIVE days
Administration officials feel that afsl
fairs are now at o critical stage and
everything will depend on Germany's 8
reply to the message cabled BY Am~s
hassador Bernstorff after his confer~l
enee with Secretary Lansing.
Evening journal., 1915-09-14
SEALER M'KNICHT HAS
VISITED EVERY Store

Il was much interested in an article
to the effect that there is a movement
on foot to have law passed by the
next Legislature to have the sealer of
weights and measures test all weights
in stores,' said William J. Mcknight.
aealer Of weights and measures today.
"Ihe present law requires me to do
that, with the exception Of Second.
Third and Eighth street market houses.
which are under the supervision Of the
clerk of the market.
Il wish to state that I have visited
every store in New Castle county since
the first Of January Of this year, and
have made a second and third visit to
a large number"
Evening journal., 1915-09-14
LONDON Prepared
FOR NEXT GERMAN
ATTACK FROM SKY
Aviator Squad Will Patrol
East Coast Hereafter TO
Keep Off Invaders
EXPERT ON CUNNERY
TO direct FORCES
BY The United Press.

LONDON, Sept i4.--London will be
ready when zeppelins come again
Full details have not been made pub
lie. Il was learned today that the
entire system of defending the cap
ital from sky attacks will be radi-
cally changed as the result Of an inn
portant conference held last night
1t will be a lucky Zeppelin that
succeeds in passing the city outskirts"
was the significant statement made
by one aeronautical expert after the
conference adjourned.
Several aviation experts, It Is
known, urged the government before
the recent Zeppelin attacks to adopt
the same system by which Paris has
been made immune from dirigible
bombardments. They advocated a
nightly air patrol along the east
coast to prevent the air ships from
reaching London or any other large
city. They pointed out that a sky
battle above London might result in
frightful casualties, should one OF the
Zeppelin dreadnoughts be brought
tumbling down into a crowded street.
spouting fire The last raid on Lon
don proved that despite warnings
from the newspapers people insisted
on taking in" the air spectacle, re-
gardless of danger.
The appointment of Admiral Sir Percy
Scott. EngIand's greatest authority on
naval gunnery, to take charge Of the de
fences Of London against Zeppelin raids
Is only one of the features Of the new
"anti- Zeppelin" program. Other meas
ures win be kept secret for the sam,
reason the Admiralty withholds informa
tion Of its methods Of meeting the Ger
man submarine campaign.
The Daily News today reported tha
the commander Of the last Zeppelin thaf
visited London dropped a heavy hlad
hone from q horse or OK, on which wa
( a sketch Of a Zeppelin dropping a bonn
on the head of Sir Edward Grey Britis
foreign secretary. Attached to the bon
was a note reading:
ga present 20 Sir Edward Grey wit
Y The compliments Ct the commander an
I ofiicers.''
The Zeppelin souvenir was attached I
a parachute and dropped into a fiel,
where it was picked up and handed [
the authorities.
Evening journal., 1915-09-14
PARKINsON's RAMPAGE own.

For running amuck on Lincoln
street between Thirteenth and Penn
sylvania avenue at ] o'clock on Sun
day morning. Charles Parkinson was
fined IS and costs in City Court to-
day. Charles pleaded guilty. He
said he was drunk and did not know
what he was doing
Several witnesses told how Parkin-
son had stoppes several teams. Sam
uel Fisher. coiored. said he was driv-
ing from the Fair ground and was
stopped by Parkinson. who hit him
on the head with a brick and said he
would Kill him.
Herman Griffith. colored. who was
also driving team and coming from
the Fair grounds, said Parkinson stop
pea his team.
Evening journal., 1915-09-14
DELAWARE GRANGE MEETING.

Notwithstanding the heat Of last
night. Delaware Grange had large
attendance at its weekly meeting at
Newport. After a short literary and
musical program, the meeting adj
journed.
Routine business was discussed
and a committee was appointed TO
look into the operation of the new
school law This question Is consider
ed as a very important one. as Il is es-
timated that only nineteen out Of
sixty students in Delaware high
schools are successful in passing ex-
aminations for entrance into higher
institutions. The committee. which
consists of Mrs. William Fl. Mccoy,
chairman; r. P. Robinson and Fran
els II. Hoffecker, will report at an
early meeting.
Evening journal., 1915-09-14
WEST Objects To
billion DOLLAR
loan TO ALLIES
Bankers Declare Depositors
Object TO Money Being
Used for War Purposes
ALSO OBJECTION TO
THE SECURITY OFFERED
BY The United Preri.

RA ne AUlffn iItfts
NEW YORK. Sept ia.--Objections
from western banks to a big Ameri-
can loan TO England and France If the
money is TO be used for the purchase
of war munitions gave the Anglo
French commissioners and their
American hosts something new to
puzzle over when they convened at
the clearing house today
Representations. il was admitted,
had come in In large volume that
banks in the interior will not sub
scribe to such loan. In some cases,
il was the personal objection Of the
banker. in other cases the bankers
said depositors had been protesting
against such use OF their money.
That German influences were re-
sponsible was generally considered
probable. but the financiers were un-
able 70 see how this made their prob
lem any easier.
One OF the forms Of security sug-
gested for the huge loan is British
treasury bonds. Not a savings bank In
his territory would buy these bonds.
declared one western banker attend
ing the conferences.
A New York banker related that on
the theory that a s500.000,000 loan
could be arranged in this country. the
west was canyassed some time ago.
The result was the revision Of the
figures TO less than Sl00,o00.000, he
said.
The program clearly outlined in th'
minds Of the foreigners appears to b
I for billion dollar loan, fioated by
means Of British and French notes un
secured BY any collateral
The French and British government
are sufficient security. according to til
| expressed view Of the commissioner
/ American bankers w' have talked wit
them, however, have Indicated the opir
ION that collateral IN the form Of Amer
can bonds might be necessary.
Evening journal., 1915-09-14
MANY BOARDING HOUSES
Welcome DUPONT WORKERS

The Chamber OF Commerce re-
ceived many letters today from
boarding house keepers in answer to
the notice published in the Whining
ton newspapers asking that they file
their names with the chamber.
THAT story in THE EVENING
JOURNAL brought the answers. said
Assistant General Secretary Clarence
@. Killen today
"The people appear to be willing
to take boarders from the DUPONT
works If the men are sober and de-
cent. There are large numbers of
people Of that kind in need Of board
ing houses and the Chamber of Com
merce will be pleased to file the
names Of all persons desirous of TAX
ing boarders."
Evening journal., 1915-09-14
Chief COCHRAN LOST
VALUABLE DOG AT FAIR

While an exhibitor al the Delaware
State Fair. l.. r. Cochran. or Smyrna.
lost one Of his entries, a pretty little
beagle bitch. and he would like to
hear from the person who found her
The beagle belonged to Mrs Cochran.
and she is greatly agitated about the
loss Of her pet The bitch Is white
with black head and ears, and has a
black patch on her left side. She is
about fourteen inches in height Mr.
Cochran is chief Of police Of Smyrna
and would appreciate any word from
the finder Of his dog.
Evening journal., 1915-09-14
THEODORE y. MOORE
DIES AT HIS DESK.

Theodore r. Moore. aged S. years.
assistant chief of the weather bureau
at Washington, who dropped dead at
his desk yesterday morning, was a
brother-in-iaw Of Ellwood Souder, Of
this city. Mr.. Souder went to Wash
ington late yesterday to assist his
sister. Mrs. Moore. with the funeral
arrangements. Mr. Moore had been
in the service Of the weather bureau
since 1878. and was chief Of the tele-
graph division. He was prominent
in the Masonic fraternity. He is
survived by his wife and five chill
dren
Evening journal., 1915-09-14
CUPID WINS OUT.

Special tc THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER. Del, Sept. 14-Cupid has
won out in the elopement case here
of Joseph Carsley and Miss Delema
Masten, his 14-year-old bride. who
were married at Bethel, Md. on Sum
day. after an exciting cross country
journey to Maryland, by the release
late last night of Carsley from Jail,
where he was being held on an abb
duction charge preferred by the Del
aware authorities. The girl has re-
turned TO Carsley and the case has
been dropped.
Evening journal., 1915-09-14
COUNTY FINANCES.

County Treasurer Charles II. Lip
pincott reported to the Levy Court
today the following county balances:
Credit of the Levy Court, 7.564.75;
Third street bridge, $6S. COS. .76;
Christiana, 1895: Mill Creek. $26.90: I:
White Clay Creek. St,152.27: PEN
cader, S14S.50; New Castle, S465. "a I;
Red Lion, S1644S; st. Georges. S1,320.-
81; Appointments. S44.42: Blackbird,
$611.22; Brandywine, S9O6.97.
Evening journal., 1915-09-14
eO.YEAR ON WOMAN ACcTsFn.

II amt guilty" said Rachel Sand
ers. colored, aged so years, when ar
raigneG in City Court today on a
charge of disorderly conduct. She
said she wished TO secure some wit
nesses and her case was continued
until tomorrow.
Il thank you said Rachel, address,
ing Judge Churchman She is alleged
TO have ''eussed" another woman on
Klund street
Evening journal., 1915-09-14
uncle Sans navy is justly proud

Uncle Sans navy is justly proud
of its destroyers. IN the accompany
ing illustration are shown torpedoes
on board one of these boats. The
destroyers are particularly valuable
in combating submarines. They are
built primarily for speed. In the
event of a clash with a foreign power
the destroyer boats of the United
States navy are counted on to give a
good account Of themselves.
Evening journal., 1915-09-14
MINQUAs ON WAY HOME.

The suction dredge Minquas. built
for the War Department by the Sped
den Shipbuilding Company Of Balti-
more, left Baltimore for Wilmingt
to be delivered to the engineer in
charge The Minquas will be used in
the Wilmington district. which ex-
tends to Atlantic City.
Evening journal., 1915-09-14
WHALING co. HAS
OLD ACCOUNT

There is an account in the Will
mington Savings Fund Society which
the officers of that institution would
like TO see closed. 1t is that of the
Wilmington Whaling Company an
organization long since gone out of
existence. There is a deposit OF
about $3.50 in the name OF the com
pany drawing interest and compound
interest.
Evening journal., 1915-09-14
FRENCH SINK GERMAN SHIP.

By The United Press
PARIS. Sept. IA French torpedo
boat has sunk a German submarine OF
the entrance to the Dardaueles, accord
ing to an Athens dispatch to the Jour
nal. The Minister Of Marine has not
confirmed the report.
Evening journal., 1915-09-14
TO BRING ARmESEANs 10 UNITED STATES.

Rs Tie United Press.
WASHINGTON. sept i4--Transporauon Of Armenian
refugees Uled scns hy Ambassador
Aoseenthau conaantuople according saie Departments
information today II is expected be raised BY
lar subscription in this country The Turkish Government g
said to ntsrpose no objection
Evening journal., 1915-09-14
TROLLFYs WON'T srAY an.

Twice yesterday afternoon trolley cars
jumped the track at Eighth and Afar-
ket streets and traffic was stopped forl
time.
Evening journal., 1915-09-14
BUSY cHANcFRY COURT

Chancellor Iharlcs NJ Gums Nill 20
over the Chaneery Court trial list this
afternoon. The September term Of the
court will be busy one because of fhe
number Of arguments and recererships
to come before the court.
Evening journal., 1915-09-14
W. 5. SMITH BREAKS LEG.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del, Sept. 14-Former
Sheriff William S. Smith. OF Harring-
ton, sustained broken ankle yes
terday while experimenting work on
houses he is having built.
Evening journal., 1915-09-14
GRANGE MEFrING

A special meeting Of Diamond State
Grange was held at Stanton last even-
ing. Plans for future business were dis
cussed and the regular routine trans
acted.
Evening journal., 1915-09-14
no nom aOPANCF TFAH

An orange .ea party win be given by
the stewardesses Of the above named
church on next Thursday night for thes
benefit Of the board Of stewardesses.
Evening journal., 1915-09-14

NORWAY PROTESTS AGAINST eEKrAS HoLD.rF
By The United Press
cHusrIANIA. sept 1.-THE Norwegian Government
dy protested % Germany the acton German sub
marine commandsr who bsd up Norwegian steamer Bss
helui an5 -smo7ed Britiah subject
Evening journal., 1915-09-14
BHITIsH LOST osi,9ss MA n BATTLE,

BRITISH LOSE olsss MEN ~ BATTLE
Iy Tho Unltoa Press
LONDON, sept ls--rotai BRUSH casualties Ae ar..
year the sslss2 Of lhis number g5s5g
aned 25ioss s4e57 missing ana supposed
- dead or prisoners
Evening journal., 1915-09-14
WEATHER

Fair tonight and proh-
ably Wednesday; continued
warm; light to moderate
southerly winds.
Evening journal., 1915-09-14
TopAY,s TEMpERATnRE.
SUN AND TIDES.

High water .. 3.l2 A. NJ. 3.45P. NJ.
Low water . 1000 A. NJ. ll.35P. NJ.
Recdy Island, high and low water one
hour earlier
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-04
,Grimns inter p%arcs", 49, Gas critic
inter sen 8lcidJcm.

Ias Mleroiinmite, oas, lett sic
gaslid)ten fir eil1el1 Sieg Scr bei0el1
INSTRUMENTATION Meide 10 giinltige
gclpprDen Iil1ol bob oil eincnl loldcl1
falllll n1ebr SIT 5meifeln lit, Die britt
ld)e Erclie al1sgcbecft bat, lulo cas
BON Der blcligell prpbritildel1, cnali=
ld)cn Ereiie actrcllli9 nad)gebetet
miro, lit, Oab ein Sieg Scr uteutplli=
ldcn GerbiinOeten" Sen oeutldel1 aai=
ler l1id)t 1ll1r sum u@errn" gl1ropas,
lo11oern logar sum u@errn Ser @elt"
madcl1 miir0e, u1p0 oaB baber beipn=
Oers Imerifa (nidt MIR oie Ser.
Staten ionoern gar15 9eoro=, Mit=
tel lt10 Siio Ilnerifa) lold]en oellt=
idel unO oitcrreidiid} ltngarilhen
'Sieg 9all5 l%lngebeller 5t fiird)ten bit
ten. Gem gan5 5~lpeifellos meroe lid
yI6e &ailer", melln or iiegreid aus
0ielem Sample b%erporgebe, iiber Sic
Meonroe : Ipftrin binmegleten l1n0
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mern oas m0glih lei, ooer aber nit
@emalt Der @affer1. 9ab Die mer=
.tben &ollegcn in Sen Geoaftionen ser
probritiid)en @etpreI1e 10 bereitmil=
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gebiilen lno oie Mmerifa orpbel1oe
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alsgeldla6tet babe11, nin1mt inns bel
ibrer p0ligen llnfermtniB Ser oeltt=
lden gerbaltnille nidt @unoer, oaB
aber oltd) IN Ser pornebmen yNebiem
|of Meuiems, 0ere1 Ml1guItm1nlmer
inns porgeitern 5llging, Elm @%errlyranf
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I6ensaltsiidtell erortert, in Sos @orn
Ser britiiden lrllO ser bieligcn probri=
tiiden engliiden Nrelie, betreffs Ser
groben @efabr fir Sic gal15s Menld=
beit i'm Safe eincs uoel1tiden Sic
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grital111en gelebt. @leib I'M Mnfanq
bebauptet Ser 5ir1onos, 0aB cir
beute geidlolIener Trieoe u3cutld.
lano 5l1m @errn gltropas" maher
miiroe. @e5eihnen0 lit es olldb oal
Ser gerfalier es III ieinem gan5cr
Nuflab MIR nit Ieutid)lano gu thll1
bat inns sic madtige Ioppellnonar
cite on ser Iollau als cine ql1antit,
negligeable bebonOelt). 3ugcge6en
DOB @err 5imonOS OUT Ser &arte gu
ropas belier 5u @a1tie lit, als piel
ieiner bierlanOiiden &ollesen BON Be
Sober, 10 nilnmt er bod Sen Me1ni
etpas reidlid nod. 9ea6 alem, mat
mir bon Sen 9lblidten Scatter SSH
belms nnd einem glorreid Grunge
11en Siege millel1, 10 fpnlmt es ibr
mr. 0orol1f on, allf lon1e 3eit Der
0el1tiden Meid)e Die @ie0erbollll
eines genleiniamen l1e6erfols Ourc
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inn l1e6rigelt aber on 0as gn0e Oe
ourh Sen a1fgeorungenen &rieg 5el
riilenen Saoens Der lrieOicrtigeagn:
micflung na6 ill1len unb auBcn nil
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lelblt menl1, pie ser gdreibcr 81
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-04

- Gin beionberS fd0nes
&riessmal miro sic @tabt G7en
0urd cine @d0pfung BON profeIlor
@Omrno &Drner, Dem @rbauer Der
@|ener SDnagoge, unb Die offene
!9anb oes Sauies &rllpp erbaltcn.
Mdbreno Mien fcinen e%iiernen W}ann
bat, aDln ieinen Bauer, bie nit @tif=
~tcrnageln 5uguniten Der &rtsgsrez
i9doigten urlb Der &riegspltlpen
uno &riessipaiien nit Ndgeln bsi9la-
gen iperben, ba1belt es ii4 bier UNI
cin gol5 benz 8pnelt Der Meidspaf
tenIhmiebe enttpabfenes aunliipert.
a0rner i9uf cine inetbepoue ernlte
!Sale nit Dreiteiliger Riidnano, in
Serer bur9 oos Giierns areu5 aufz
setteiltem Mittelfelo Die Tigur zines
Meifenl9mieoes ober Webrnlunnes
1tcbt. 9ie lit 1ur nit eirem @1ur5
fed Getleibet, III Der 2inten ben.
Mei6s1bilo, III Ger Rehten Dos lpud
ti9e 99nert balteno. eine 5plnboli
1ierung ser beutl9en @9uB uns.
9riBmadt, beutThsn Grn1tes unb
beuti6er Sreue sur 4eimat. SIN Mit-
telteil beg l%tnterbaues It'll eine 6nbrr
mpoelltert, Deren abt lebr ergpbltr
geitaltete RDpfe uniere Teinbe psrlinn-
bilbliden {ouen. 8ilobauer Guoloiq
Sid mpoelliert unO i6nibt bieie ST.
guren. 9ie gauge Miidipanb nit ben.
Mebrmann lit nus @iGenbola, Der
Droden miro nus @ilen aetrieben.
Sur 8enagellmn iino Dos Shur3fel
bas @9ipert uuo ber 9hilb fopie oi.
Ma1o bes Mittelteiles beitimmt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-04

ter oes 6rieoens ais sieeer
|b%epabrt."
lt1ro ,oas mtroe leir GerScrben.
Nvsbam lpurbe linn ser iett tobellbe
arieg, oielcr &umpf NM SCH, mo
9Sid)tlei1" bon GngIano anfae-
IS 10 Ii II gen, bas lid ol,rd) oieien
rieoli6en 5ieg 9uutidlal1os
III %leilcr Nllollltrie iibcrfliiaelt, in
~leillcl1 Salloel beoel,teto bccintrad)-
tist falto. Grgla1O brod)tc, mie es
lett 200 Sabren immer befliiicn &C..
melen lit, eilte groBe Coalition 5lllam-
n1en5llbringell, 1lm icine Sllterei-
lel Sill lfiisclt, cine ioldlc SIT
Stalloc, I'M 0en .bnn Subr SIT
Sabr beornbli6er meroenoell Mitbe-
merber III sStol1ltrie l1ro &al1ocl, ser
ltd logor cine ltattlide Nlotte sum
shltse ocs lebterel1 5l,lestc, s1 SER
ld]mettcrlL mos linn ober, lpie es
iest flar lit, niemals aelingen
miro.
Gnn gl1glanD gebt altdo Die Ger<
oadtignl1g aus, bob She &ailer",
lpen1 liegreih, cine MeItbcrrs
i Of a t etobliren miro. GaS lit eben-
10 ein 9loolirm nl1o eillc Micoer=
traht, mie oie 8eiduloielnlg &aiier
@ilbeln1s apegcll ser &riegs6ereit-
reitid)aft Ieutidlanos, SOB Ell Die
len &rieg ld)pl1 lange g@eplant
,labc.
9Sadl aliiflid) errll11genenl 6rieoen
miro 8aiier @ilbelm ,1idlts anoeres
laeclr, oils lcin @roBpotcr Dor IA
Sabren. &aiier @ilbelm mia nl1ter
Sen Golferl1 l1llb 2anoer1 gl1ropas,
ia Ser @elt, nidts oroeres lem, oils
mos CT oils Hroitoent ocs ocutid)en
@unoesltaates ltnter Sen 6ilritcn Ser
oielcn biloenoen Staaten nit Dem
uIitel" yIel1tider aniier" lit, Ser
Eriml1s inter pares" Der grlte
inter Sen @lciden", -. ltlro fir 0as
uIcutidje Reid]", 0elielt @ren5en al
lerOings gegel1 eil1en abernaligen lie
oltrd1 cine iibernlad)tige Coo
litip1 iider geltellt meroen milllen,
mos obne perld1ieocne @ebietserlper=
.bnllge1 niht moglidl iein oiirfte, per-
langt CT alld) nidts mnoeres, als Sen
uGlab ont Scr Soru1e" sur 9etbati=
gl,llg Ser ibm ilnna mobnenoen &raf=
te lin oem @ettfampfc11m Die Sitter
ocs Iriebens". 1ns grlte inter
@lei6en lpl SOS 3t1tide Soft
lcin, nidt on nlaterieller Mad)t, iort-
bern lit grulngeniduften Ser u&l1l-
tur", inn Gr5iebungsmeien, III ipcia<
Ter Stir Jorge, i'll @illenidait, &l1nit,
,Sednif, Ntoultric, imf@unOcl, lnb-
in @eredtigfeitg 0as jeOes
8plf ais gIeidbered d.
tig anerfe1nt, gleid linn nod bod
tier <ltllr, 11ad) Ser gernollfomm=
l1u1lg Ser Meni6beit in coer 8e-
5iebl1ng, a1 ltre6en.
81 itebts lnb ridt n10ers. 3as
mogen itb Sic usN2iidtsmiiler.n in oen
&ebaftio11en Der prpbritilden engli-
ldel1 Erelie u10 al1h @srrFSimor0s,
Ser Witar6eiter Ser. uMepiep of &e-
biems", gelagt iein lallen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-04
gcritupfnna peruriad,t BIC meilten
Qcibru.

Ser ongclammelte Mbiad in Gurcn
80 6nb Gingctreiben bcrurla6t Mbe
l%orbirlng scr Site, ~prpbusirt Sieber.
Hort Sic Gcrballlna. SIR Irpbt Sale
nus, iiiGlt ulbehaalid, 5crfabrcn, fat
lpiitbcnb. 9a5 licgt ni1t ou Gud -
lpnbcrn an glrrem 2ultanb. Gertrcibt
bicicn giitfgen N6fall, inhcm SIR
Ielltc @bc1b cine phcr stprt Scr u9r.
aing's Geip 2ifc 9ills" nehmt. CT
irtut Gl,d cines ppllell, freicn gtubl-
gangs an MorgcnsSbr lpelbct bnnt=
bar iiiGlcn. Soft glld cine Srioinalz
S(alde, enthnltenb 36 9i1cn, beute
bon Gurem slpot9efcr liir 25c.
(an5.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-04
GtnersM cIocneuen
Nnmmcrn tnb 2aae Scr Je,termelbt
f~+o4fnuctt

itdttDnen.
8 81. s5nt1es &otel.
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Ia Gritte ,lrlo Sinmore gtraBe.
Is Critic unb Mprtle ,StraBe.
16 9ierte 1lnb @arren StraBe.
IL 3,peite ll1,b Saplor StraBe.
1S s3ipeite 1tl,b @romn Strabe.
10 Gedite nn0 Marquette Strabe.
81 Trol,t inns Scott 9traBe.
90 Siinfte mnb Gaines 5trobe.
"a Critic nnb @coH 5traBe.
25 i2tpeite n1ro Sarriion Strabe.
26 Siinfte l1rtb 6arrilpn Strobe.
81 Dritte l,no @errp 9trabe.
% 9ritte nl1o Main 9trabe.
80 Sneite urlb 8ro6p 5traBe.
81 Siinfte 1,no @raop Strabe.
80 &otel @imball.
33 5dlald)baus SEQ. l.
"a @ier5ebnte un6 6arnam Cir.
35 Grei3ebnte uno Grerno1t 4be.
SO Colt Miper Ctr. uno Cambria
Mpenl1e.
81 5iebente rn6 Mof SsIa1t0 Ctr.
80 gierte ,uno 9eGlaire Strabe.
80 Gaie ltno Seoeral Strabe.
al M6te nno 6arrilon StraBe.
AZ 8lpolfte nl,6 Miplep StraBe.
43 3ebnte u16 graop StroBe.
IA g., 81. S. & g. Chops.
45 gier5ebnte unb 9errp StroBe.
46 Siinf5ebnte uno Sarrtlon Ctr.
AZ 2oc1lit uno @raoo gtraB Sc.
48 @ed)5ebrtte un0 Soma 5traBe.
49 @efaNbnte ltnb I~rlington Mbe.
81 Stanbar0 Oil 60.
80 gaf &iper ct. nr6 College Mbe.
SO gpring Ctr. un0 Summit abe.
81 3eb11te nno @ra1t6 Wpenlte.
sc Tiinfte uno Soma @traBe.
81 Meltnte l,no 2eGlaire 5trabe.
So M9onn6 nno gbbD 5traBe.
SO Cite nmb Sonia 5trabe.
61 Staatsz@d1lel1Ddlts.
go Sart1om 1tn6 Sigh StraBe.
63 Scout @trabe l110 @ra16 Mbe.
81 @raop @traBe inns Start 2ane.
65 @ele Mper1e inns gait StraBe.
67 @ra1o u1ro Nid)olos Mpe.
II &ipleD 1t1lb &lealant StraBe.
70 2ocl11t un0 Gaines Gtrabe.
70 @ier5ebnte nno Gaines 5trabe,
"a Siinf5ebnte nnb @arren ctr.
76 Mdte unb Gaines StraBe.
81 2ocl11t ltnb 9ipiiion Strabp.
80 l1nio1 uno @aibingtm Strabe.
SO Mhte nno Siumore 5traBe.
"a %ssiinfte a1n6 Sanlor gtraBe.
85 9eoaoro nnb Marq11ette Strabe
Sc Giebenfe Ctr. unb Mlma Mpe.
81 @iebente u1o 3apie Str.
80 2eor1orS urto @albington Ctr.
81 2ocn1t a1nb Murql1ette Strabe.
80 M}ercp @oipital.
SO 5t. @incent's 0rpbattage.
1922 5ront 1r6 Main 5traBe.
1913 @rar6 Opera Soul e.
1874 3tpeite un6 Moirt StraBe.
1875 8urtis Opera 6oltie.
1876 Mmerican 9beatre Biiktte.
1877 Columbia Gbeater.
212 &i6gerpoob ut10 Sincreif Mbe.
213 Sutton urt0 Miiiiiitppi Mpe.
2t6 @briltie ct. unb Summit QDe.
312 9ritte inns 1iptiion Strabe.
313 &odingbm &oa0 un6 D!Difton
5troBe.
3i4 Modingbom @oa6 un6 $otpen
5troBe.
315 @lacole Moi6inenroum.
316 SelegrapD &oao nn6 &olff ct
319 Modingbam &ou0 nn6 2incolr
Mperlte.
32t gedlte nn6 Oof @troB..
1923 9ritte l1nb Saf 5traBe.
1924 @odtngbam @oa6 uno g1o1:
5traBe.
326 Sancod u1t6 2incoIn Mbe.