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merit; while "War Psychology" by Dr. y. J. Soesman. of the Hague. and War Philosophy" by Leo Polka, of the University of Amsterdam. are more technical studies of the effect of the war. Two other Netherland universities have contributed to Dutch war literature; "The European War" by Dr. c. W. Kefnkamp. of Utrecht and "The Economic War" by Dr. C.. A. Verjn Stuart of Groningen Uni yersities.
 The belligerent sections of the book shops often show the same subject treated from the opposite sides, Count Julius Andrassy of Hungary for eX- ample in German, on one hand, and M. NJ. Durkheim and Denis in French on the other write origins of the war. The German sections contain the "Dcutsche Krieeschriften" by various authors devoted to critical comment on the politics and character of Ger. many'a enemies, while Jae French sections contain a remarnau.e series of brochures issued by Armand Colin
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GREAT SALE IS HAD
 FOR ALL WAR VOLUMES

THE HAGUE. Netherlands. June Q
 The canuy Dutch bookseller strives to please all tastes and satissy al Ce.
 mands by attepting to divide his shop
 space scrupulously into equal parts.
 in one of which the German propa-
 2anda is spead out while another is devoted to French, English and Belg- ian polemical literature A frontier of Dutch works separates the two
 The division, however, is not al-
 ways easy to make with accuracy.
 Germany and England. by Houston
 Stewart Chamberlain. in English, ap- pears on the table devoted to the Allies literature, although pro-Ger-
 man. On the other hand, the writings
 of such British opponents of the war as Norman Angel appear ln Jhe Dutcn section, translated into rue tongue oz the LOwlands. James ST. Becks "The Belgian Cause" and Germany and Democracy by Agnes Repplier and William White, have been similarly presented to the Dutch public In the same section, but from stin another  angle. is the really remarkable prod
 uce of this war, "The Diary of sujn Streuyels In Wartime 19141915" It 1 is i'm Flemish, the author whose real lame Is Frank Latour having been
 bakers apprentice in his native
 land, Belgium, though he was also nephew of the Abbe Guido Gezelle, a well known Belgian poet and trans lator of Longlellow's "Hiawatha"
 Among the Dutch books produced by the war are a number of serious tudies "The World and Social De- 1 nocracy." by P. J. Troelstra, the Netherlands Socialist leader, is the most pretentious Of three. "At the
 ront and in Belgium, oy General A, , J. Prins retired of the Dutch army
 is a soldiers unyarnished narrative Of
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HOWE JEwELRY SALE.

The auction sale at the Howe Jew
 elry store continues with unabated
 success. Satisfied and celightec pa-
 irons have spread the news of the
 wonderful bargains and the atten- dance increases from day 20 day. Last
 evening as well as on the preceding night valuable diamonds and watch as were sold. Many high class goods are beine put out at terrific sacrifices The reputation Of the Howe Jewelry
 store is sufficient guarantee of the quality of the goods. The sale wIl continue indefinitely and the same
 liberal patronage is expected as the public has now become thoroughly aware of the seemingly impossible bargains to be obtained. Adv
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ty of the press-fosterey scores of shops where books in every western European tongue and 0u every con ceiyable themes were offered for sale. The works of popular French, Ger man and English authors were frankly pirated, or adapted to the Dutch taste and reprinted under Dutcn JIties. This arrangement made for cheap books and large profits to booksellers, and SO for many shops, stalls and barows where such books can stili oe bought notwithstanding the recent enactment of a copy right law
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MOTOR TO COAST.

Louis & Burgess of the mechanical department of the C. & A., accompan jed by County Treasu~er ~iarry s Ross. of Tombstone, wiG start tomor
 row on a motor trip Co San Diego Frisco and Los Angeles. They plan to return about Aug--- z. Besides visiting friends In the coast cities they will attend the fairs and also Dc present at the big Moose convention
 at san Diego, at which delegates from an parts of the United States Till be in attendance.
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of Paris, called Pages of History 19i4-15."
 The numerous grey, rec, white, orange and other colored official state ments of the causes of the war are omnipresent in every language.
 As in Germany, the cities of Hol- land are almost as closely sown with bookshops as the fields or the Low lands are sown with windmills The long freedom from the restraints of any copyright law a-reIsc o- Jne days when almost every revolutionary bro chure bore the imprint or amsterdam, and Holland alone stood for the liber-
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MRS. MOON ENrERrAlns.

Mrs Ross Moon entertained on Sat urday with a sewing party in honor or Miss Johnson Of Des Moines, Iowa. The rooms were tastefully decorated with bowls of cut flowers and shcr- bert and cake were served Go the guests. Those who enjoyed the after noon were Mesdames Oleson, John son. Rhodes. Sutter, Ochs Hollis. Williams, Blair, Gilman Hunt, Fay lor Buckwalter. Sterling and Miss Johnson.
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FEATHER LEAVES.

Having completed a successful sale of his fountain pen, and razor stock. at the Bisbee Drug Co.,. D. w. Prather Of Fl Paso will leave today for Doug las where he win conduct a similar sale at the Douglas Drug Go Prather expects to remain in the SmUter City two weeks
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PIGEON RACE

Sixty pigeons are expected Co be entered in today's race from Nalpies Co Bisbee, a distance oy approximate ly 200 miles. The birds will be liber- ated at about a. m. and should ar, rive at the Tombstone Canyon lofts between n and 12 o'clock.
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INFANTRY DANCE.

Mir and Mrs. Harry Hollis motored to Douglas on Friday evening to at- tend the dance given by the 22th ln- tautry.
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sPlRELLA coRsETs

A cool comfortable corset for sum mor wear Boned with a venulatve stay, guaranteed for one year against rust or breakage. A complete line of samples to select from Call or write Mrs. R. NJ. Gmderson, l9 Tombstone Canyon i15
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GERALD DEEPLY
 The Jeweler
 Opposite Depot. ,. K. Block, B.sbee, Ariz.
FROM LAS CRUCES.

A. Y. Buchanan, representing the Las Cruces, N. N.. Realty Co.,, was a business visitor yestercay in Bisbee He has established local headquarters with Hogan & Seed.
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RABBIT RANCH.

l.. l.. Stewart of the mems furnish ing department of the Phelps Dodge store has started a rabbit ranch at his homestead below Don Luis Stew art now has about 200 rabbits but win greatly increase that number soon. He plans Co eater 70 both the local and Uartern market
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-13
SOCIAL POSTPONED.

The social of the Maccabees that was scheduled to have taken place Monday evening. has been postponed. Only a business session win be held at which a good attendance is expect sd to be present
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LEAVES HOSPITAL.

Mrs John Dillon. after being a pa- tient for several weeks at the Copper Queen hospital, has recovered suni- cintly Co be removed to her home on Mason Hill
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Y MEETING

Attracted by the announcement of an exceptionally interesting program an unusually large crowd is expected to attend this afternoons Y. NJ. C. A.. assemblage Scripture reading, ser mons and music by the graphaphone will be a feature of the event. Re- treatments will be served.
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10 NEw YoRk.

Mrs Brown accompanied by her son oliver, left last week for New York, where Mr. Brown will continue his study or art and Mrs Brown win visit friends
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HOME FROM TEMPE

Miss Vera Arbon. who has complet- ed her second year at ;ae -rempe Nor mal School, returned yesterday to her home In this city.
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VISIT COAST.

Mrs Franklin Smith and mother left last Sunday evening for Santa Barbara to spend the summer They intend to visit the eNpositious later in the summer.
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L A L

Band Concert Vista Park this even. ing ut 7.20. c. & A. band 47l
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FROM HUAcHUcAs.

Mrs Fletcher, owner of the Fletcher Summer resort in the Huachucas, motored 10 Bisbee on Friday on bust ness.
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CRITICALLY ILL.

Mrs. J. V. Petty is reported to be critically ill at the Copper Queen hos pital, and her many friends hope for speedy recovery.
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IS RECOVERING.

Mrs. F. J Flanniean is reported to which is gratifying news to her many friends
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Band Concert Vista Park this even, ing at 7:30 C. & A. band 471
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Band Concert Vista Park this even ing at 7:3O C. & A. band All
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TO DOUGLAS

TO DOUGLAS.
 Mrs. Win Reay has returned 10 her home in Douglas after coming here Co attend the Howe jewelry auction sale and to visit Miss Marie Howe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-02
@a1rcs @eidlidltdlen.

Ser aDnig bon Sapern beiltdte ieiz
he Sruppen i'm 6cloe. @ubei fan1 CT
binter Ser Srpnt OIL cilli9en 9rcld@
moldinc,1 ppriibcr, sic, bon 6elbgrauz
Ell beoient, auf Sen 6elpern III 5batigz
felt lporcn. Ser aDni9 lieb Ben &rnftz
lpa9et boltcn unb fra9te ci,lel 9crabc
pprbcigcbcnben @cfrciten: vSie na,
meilt Gnbn, linp sort briihen bel Sen
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te Ser sDG1nu, Scr ben Silrlten nicbt
fanl1te, ugapcrl1 lino 81 feenc oa@
bell" llno bann fiistc CT nod pfifiia
ladelnb bin6u: o3u Sefebl, ggcclz
len5, sic 8apcrl1 linh le ndnlid
merlhtentecls mcbr fiir6unbpreidcn.
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-02

3elt niht berlal1gcrt meroen oiirfe,
mussenpn1nen nit ein6elli9cr 3uItimz
n1lln9.
srono gs6itlod blcibt sc
lanoter III 8elaien.
Sronp @6itlpct, Ser ar1erifaniirte
@e'ollotc bon Selgietl Ser oltf Sc
llnobeir5urlau6 beinlfe6rte, Gatte 6eu~
te cine lorge aonieren3 nit Grdli0ent
@lllpn iibcr oie 3lNtGnoe in Ser
arle9s5one, iiber bic 9lr6eit ser 6elaiz
1hen oiilfsfpmmiiiipn uno iiber SEN
6all Der .QliB Goith Gapcll, Sic Don Sen
Sc1ltlden in @eIeien ol5 Spioniu binz
gerlchtcte G'nalanHerit.
9}adl Der aonferen5 leGnte gs6it~
locf e5 ob, iicl irgcnomie iiber sic euro
pdrde Gage aus5ulallell. CT niro
mor9en naf leinen $oeim in Spleoo
abrcnen, Damn eillige 9Sphcn in eilem
nlolid1en alina perbrillgen llno om
IS. 9e5ember nit Dem 9anpfer Hotz
terpam nad1 europa abrciien, llm leie
nen @elanotIdaftsppIten luicber on5uz
tretel.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-02
9cntid,c Mrt.

Sic fraftigiten &inoer III g}eu Yprl
linb bieieni9erl Sic bon hertlden pbe1
Dltcrrei6ilch lln9nriicbcn Wiiittcrn 9ez
horen iperbel1. Sic idnpdcblicblten i'm
Sic SprDblinac ppn rein amcrtfanis
lder M1tamnntn9
Gus ipll l1iht ctlpn ein 2eitartifc]
lein (pbipobl es Stnff fin einen lpld)el
gabe) bas lit eineScnerfung alls ben
gert6t oes 9r. ss. $. G1ilfup, Neei=
TRAITOR bcs @cllnNbeitsantes. Sci
Soerr 9pftpr miro lid) ser tclltpniitbel
SpMpntbien ncrndhtig lnabel -.
@s lcbe ser 8inbcltrid!
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-02
sSn Sen 9eipaiaer gSeueltt

S1 ben "Seip5i9er g}eueltea
9fadridtcn" finbet lidl folseRbe Spz
Ncsan6eioc: ullnerinnrtet uno tief erz
ldlittert crbieltcl, ipir Die trullri9c
9iodridt, BOB mein il1nigiteeliebter,
gutter Mann, Der liebepplle |ater iei~
nes ibm llnbetannt 9ebliebcncn SDbllz
hens, lmler llnpergeblidrr Spbn
Sruper, 5dnie9eripbn, Scblpn9er unr
Sntel, ner @utsbelieer 9ti6arn Soabn
III 9deldlfu, 8elerpiit in einem Nelcrs
peregiment, nadb | 1mpnatigem, ldipcz
rem aricgsleben in ieinem 90. aebens<
iobrc hen 6elbentop er!itten bat
Srcllc&ameraben betteten i'm in frems
Ser grne sur elpieen Nnb.~ aeiu
9ibtcr fam cine erl1iitternberc Sraz
9Dhie erlimell als lie IN oielen ipeniz
gen 3eilen ertbalten lit.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-02
Sic S6er MiiiiIiippi aDnucntiOu.

Guinep. Sis. 1. 9es. Sic
Sber D1tii. SlltBberbenerungs alz
lpctatipn trat bellte oabier sl1r idbrliz
dhen &onpention 5ltIalnnlen unb ibr
Eralioent Sbomos 8ilfimon BON 91rz
lln9tolr, So, hlelt Die $oauptrene.
gelegaten iino alnpeleno BON gaiu@
nelpta, 8isconiil1 Sutnpis, Soma llno
siiIiplri. 9ie apnpentiun bleibt slpei
Gage in Sislng llno miro lidh be-
ntllben, olc Oltttel 5llr S,eriteuung Ell
1es 2lrhuerfchrs bon Ser Spite Ser
Sd)tffuhrt, unter6alb Ser ct. 9lntbpnuz
folle, bis nad 9lclr Orleans su fiuoeu.
als gtllplcl, lras 9efhun neroen fan1,
III bier cine neuc StabIban1pfbarf aus
geltcllt, nit Ipeld5cr ser Gerfebr erDif<
net lpcroelt ipu.
2le SSlcoerlcrItclllng oes S(llBz
pcrfcbrs fnnn mn bcnirft peroen, lae~
tc sslltlnpn, luenn cine gcNil9enoeNne
5abl bon Sompfern in getrieb 9eitellt
uno III oen SluBltdoter1 uneemellenc
SSerTteu crricbtet lreroell. G,5 lei fait
perbrcedrild, oielen gruben 5trpnl
unbenilst pprbciflicben 5u lo1en mb
oas gansc Srndtgeid,aft 5un1 groBen
Sdlaoeu oes ylittclpeitens iif nod
Dem S1tcn per5lebcu Sl Ialitn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-02
Se,unffl1ctcr Gunarher,

Scr lponilcbell Grelle lpllrpe un1 ..
Sftober ults slI9eciros eemeloet, oaB
Die vMauretallia" i'm oafen bon G5ibz
roltar all9efon1men lei. g. beiBt in
Der 0lcloun9 pDrtlih: uGus SHiff lit
NIT 8anonen pcrldieoenen aalibers
benoffnet". alian ipirb iih pieles
3eugnlB BON ltnparteiiIter nelltraler
Seite merfen nillien fit Sen Sall,
DOB ald' Der ghmtretunia" eit1nal etz
mas II bpptndBises pallirel lpllte-
Ill tpclden Safe tic natiirlid6 unit)t
armlrt" lein nitric.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-02
Ger critic ufcttlDic" sas.
8erliner 5einidmecfer fan1ell jeboth
babel immer nodb auf tire 8ehnung.

Sic neue MISUNDERSTANDING
ilber Die fettz llno fleild)lolen Saee bat
Den Soptel 9treftpren, geltauratiorsz
Sn6abern llnb nidt 5uleBt Den aiibenz
defs niel appf5erbreden gcn,aht.
@roBe 8eraf6ungen maren nnt6ipens
Dig, pielc &crlude muBten aneeitcllt
nerben, big es 5lt elmer ginieung fam,
III lpel6cr slrt unh @eile Sic G5aite
befDlti9t nerbcn lolle11 Ser fleilchlolc
Sag erldeint lei6ter 5ll erirngen as
Der fcttlole. Sbne Sleiid lallen iih
alle nlogliden appctttlihen @erihtc
berfertl9el1 Die Sic flnitpplle peeetaris
lcbe ailhc ldpn bcllte bietet. 2as man
gelnbc Sett a6er perltriaht Sdnieriaz
fciten, an Die Ser 2aic nidt oenft. Sc
rapc her9elltlAe falln iid lcine Sleil6z
llno @enilleipeiien p6ne Sett5uios
folmn bcnfcl1, CT lit fein 2iebbaber Ser
englildcn aolf, Sic lucnig Sett, oafiir
aber belto Ihdrfere &unltlaucen nerz
nenoet. gSie ei1 Sadlmann mittbeilt
l1ebt sic griparnib fir Bic 9lllse1neinz
belt on Sctt an9eblih in feincn1 Ger
bdltnib 5u Sen Soften, Sic burcb sic
Gerprbnung Ben 8erliner grpBen
gSirtbIdnften bereitet lpcrSelr. gin
groBes Soptel sl1rn 8eiipiel ridtct iid1
am Spnntag auf 800 GdIte elm, es
fonmen aber nur 400. Sic iibrio ocz
bliebenen Speileu biirfen am Nipntag
lpeoer oen @alten, nod be,u @erlonal
pprgeleBt iperben, lte1en alio Bis
9icnstas. Sn ser Srieinalforn1 forz
ncn lie cinem perlrDbnteu @almen
nidt ppr9clebt lperben, Die Gerlperz
DrnasTabiafeit fir 93aeouts lu1o perz
9leiden lit lebr 9ering. gs miro benz
nad1 piel perberben. Sic 5u eriparen@
Den Settle lper0en ulio perlpren geben.
0ian lpiinldt fir sic ileildlpler Gage
bic Sreigube bon aolbsnlildy, @ebirn,
GefrDIe, 9eber, Sic ia ldlieblih 5lin1
ei9entlidlen 6leild nidt 9eb1ren.
an guten 9in.een lit a b e t
trpB Der fettlplenS Suac
fcin gGa ngcl in gerliz
ner 81 eitaurants.
Scr Speile5ettel eil1es Ser srDbtell
$optel 9feitarrorts gerIins iab am
critcn fettlpicn Gage ipie foIet aus:
3neites Sriibitiid:
Se9irte @rieslllppe.
slol in 9eingollert. geeei nad
0pria.
6rilde 9ii1berbruit nit sReerrettid6z
tlu1fe uno 8ri!bfartpffeln.
Sdpeinerippeben in Spnlntell nit
aartpffelr.
aaltes Sleild). sufid)nitt. adie.
Siiblpeilc. - Colt z@ebid.
90 tagel len.
.@pllanbild)e slrltern llno 8dlcbrothen.
&raftbriihe nit Sanenmneln. - &C.
9irte Neisluppe.
Hheinlulm NIT falter &rilttertltllfe.
Sunge5 5ltbn nit marillirtcn1 Spargel
III tetncn &rdlltern.
Neis nit slprifolel1. @cbaf.
@crldlebcne Sprtcn uno Sbit.
sSic man iiebt, lperoen Sic 6einz
ldllncdcr ni6t in @erlegenheit tplnz
men. ai!d)enppritanoe, sic tire Sahe
perltcben, brin9en es oud) fcrtig, ein
Stiicf Slcilcf, cine @a1s ODER anoeres
(Sefliigel I'M eiaenen Sett su ldmpren.
9}ur allf bic Setttllnfell mub man pere
5tttell menn man niht 81 Ben ingn9z
lano bellcbten lbarfcn aunltlaucen
grcifcn mill.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-02
l1tber $4,000 @efQuQenc iii Yri8reuo
geutQ(6t
Bmlgariem erfldrt ieimcm Ielo;m9 9e9et serbieu
fir becnDet.
Mouaitir aageblid bou oen Serbeu gerdllmt.
g0er Dis @Dntaa Madyt npd nidt bon gnaaren 1eett.

@red6enlan pe6r @ ci9eben bic Mud 9r1az
men luct Ncuraitdt
1enolen grneen Ser @ren5c San56ie Gonmer
bat Bic gncr1fs Der NdJtbniabrgen genebni9t on 4OOz
90 Wan n Die I'M rubar in ben Grd6en ieeen
beluc in gSen pirb nit Der 9cignatn Mtern
gcrbnbng gebrad ~ gs B, baB gcutidanb ScId6 naarn
III eincn gemeinlanen 3operein bringen gsn audi
nid2 - Mieleuropder Saper6anb ose Sosc gsetz
freges
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-02
Seint aanbitmrnt.

Gin Sanoitltrm : Sffi5ier idreibt
Sn neinem 3u9c, lauter lln9ebienter
2anbitrrm, bcfinoet lid ulld) ein slltz
pbilplp9e, Cit @pmnalioIlcbrer aus g
slllem slnid1cin nod unb aud, mad
Dem llrtbcil leincs acltrcngen Serrn
llnterpffiSiers, lit CT in ncn alaliitcrn
nlebr belrannert als i'm grercirel1. Mls
CT rclllidl bcinl Griffemahen pieoerz
bolt sll lpdt fpmmt, brilllt i'm Ser linz
tcrpfft5ier 'auf edit pfal5iidl an: 0Sie
NIT Sbrem geicheitc 8ppp, Sbne ion
id ipobridcinlih laoeiniidl flm,mc=
birc?!"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-02
llnterieefrieo II II llou.

2ono 5 on, i. 9e5. 9illr 8lpei britt
ldfe Sampler lino IN 5mei Sager als
tprpebirt beribtet iuproen. Ser y9ptz
icrel" bon 1900 Sonnen, SeiienMannz
lc1aft gerettct trnrbc uno ser Sings
map", ctlpa 1000 Sonner, bon ben1
% sg5ann gelanpet iino uno 5 pern1iBt
ipcroen.
sluBerbem lpurbe ser ibipebilde
Sampfer Sabilla, Der nit &ontrebanSe
fir @nglanb bclaoen lpar, in ber9torbz
ice BON eincm beutlcben Il : Boot per<
]cnft.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-02

hc ltebcrpadNlne ieiner aiiiten gceel1
bcutlcbc llnterieebpotc bllrcb Die Slot
ten Der Gntcntemdbtc 81 9eitattcn.
Sic Staliener ieeen lire Sffcniipe
m Slpnsp fort. sln Sen anberel, Sron>
ten bcrri6t perbaItribudbiqc Nltbc.
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s. inc 6 i II, ii $ Ii II 8 /
Sc II t / d lano.

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8erli'n. /. 9e5. (Srabtlps bio
Suderton.) Ser bul9ariihe Sinan5z
n1irilter Spntl6aip la9t iibcr Sic gin=
priirfe, pie ct bei ieincr fiirslihenMeile
blrcb 9el1tidlano crboltcn: .aeine
3ci6en bon Grld)opilng lihtbar.
Spntlhelp Iprnd} audl iein @ertrauei
auf Sen lie9reihen Nussang Des aricz
gcs al1s unp anf bauernoe Srelnbihail
5ipilden Sen gentral,nodten, gulgaz
ricl1 llno ser 5iirfei.
Scr bentid] : Str. 3ollz
ber5cin.
2pn 5 o II, i. 8c5. Ser ungarilde
aorreiponbent Ser Dlnrning Gplt iagt:
Sic Neli9natipn brcier 0ltr. Miniiter
lpar ein erptelf 9e9en 9elttidlanbs
@erild, Seitrei6 lln9aru in Den
beutlden Sollberein 5l slpin9en unl
cine 8arnnng an Sic @Dlfer Ser Sop%
pelmpnardie pnr ser brobennen lpirtbz
Eldaftlihcn @efnbr. @s bcI1ebe ipcnie
3lpcifel, DaB Sic aonfcrcn5 5lpiihen
oen stpei aailern ge5us oui einen3puz
pereiu bate llnb baB bic Spppiitionsz
nil1iitcr 5llr 9feiisnatiou 9e5lpln9en
maren. (sloblit1r1l lleber cine 10 pidlz
ti9e Sade miro nibt III ciner einlriinz
nigen apnferen5 5lpilchen nen aailcrn
beleblpnen.)
@pn anberer eeite miro berihtet,
baB 9eutldlanb, ba es nad bem&rieq
Bic gntentelanber nidt mebr valls@
6elltcn" fDnne, iid porbcrcite. Seltz
reido ll1lgurn l1pter Der Miasfc bes
3pllpereins 5u periGltden.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-02
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Here is very charming, attractive and
graceful skirt designed for young girls
and for small women. 1t consists of one
straight piece, plated, consequently it
gives long lines and long lines are very
apt to be becoming. 1t can be made
quite plain and finished at the slightly
raised waist line or it can be cut off
and joined to plain yoke and this yoke
can be used with or without suspenders.
1t is very attractive and useful skirt as
we'll as fashionable one, excellent for
the coat suit and for general wear, ad-
mirable for school and for similar needs.
With the suspenders and yoke, it takes on
quite a different effect from the plain
plated skirt, but the two are equally
fashionable and equally desirable. Sus-
penders are to make something of
feature Of the autumn fashions and are
being extensively used. In the one view
the skirt is made of Scotch tweed in
rich shade of brown with threads of
red; in the other, it is made of Navy blue
gabardine, with suspenders and yoke of
tafeta, but as a matter of course, these
last could match the skirt if preferred.
For the 10 year size will be required
81 yds. Of material 27 in. wide, yds. 40
or "A, as yds. 81, with % yd. additional
material for the suspenders in either 40
or 81 inch width.
The pattern No. $3.50 is cut in sizes for
Io and Is years. 1t will be mailed to any
address by the Fashion Department al
this paper, on receipt of ten cents.