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The Alaska citizen., 1915-09-06

on all fours with bags of earth on their backs. These afford suffi-
 cient protection against ordinary ments On halting the men con. struct temporary parapets with their
 bags. It was by this method that
 the Italians carried five miles of
 Austrian entrenchments on the Car
 so recently,
 WHILE seated at his desk Friday for the first time in week. the
 United States marshal of the Fourth
 division settled the whole contro
 versy by deciding that there was no
 room in the federal building for the postOffice as either he or the clerk
 of the court had decided to take the
 new quarters themselves. He should not absent himself from his duties for so long a period. but be within
 touch so that he could settle all mat
 ters by his official opinion.
 AT big powwow recently held al Cutbank Canyon. Montana, Mary Roberts Rinehart, who writes de tective stories. was formally adopt
 ed into the Blackfoot tribe of In dians and given the name of Pita makan (Running Eagle,) after the famous warrior woman. The cere mony was presided over by Chief Tail Feathers, on old-time warrior assisted by Two Guns White Calf
 Eagle Child, Big Spring. Black Bull
 Yellow Wolf and Stab by Mistake this last gentleman's name proving truth to be stranger even than Mrs Rinohart' S fiction
The Alaska citizen., 1915-09-06

The government official had been telling a simple old Scotchman what he must do in the case of a German invasion on the east coast of Scot land An hae l reely tae dae this wi a ma beesties if the Germans come?" asked the old fellow at the finish The officer informed him that such was the law. All live stock must be branded and driven in land" "Weel, I'm thinking I'll hae an awful job wi ma bees."
The Alaska citizen., 1915-09-06
Deputy Bringing
 Prisoners Here

A wire received Saturday at the marshal's office from Deputy Mar shal T. E. Winecoff, of Fort Yu. kon, was to the effect that five na- over to the grand jury on a rape charge Their victim is understood to have been a native girl the of ficial stating in his wire that the case is very aggravated one.
 It is understood that the deputy is now bringing his prisoners to Fairbanks under the instruction of tho marshal.
The Alaska citizen., 1915-09-06
TO MANUFACTURE
 SHINGLES OF CLAY

HUNTINGTON BEACH-For sev- eral months the La Bolsa Tile com pany has been experimenting with the manufacture of tile shingles 5 at it's plant north of the Holly Sugar company's factory, and it is now announced that the tests have proven more successful than any of the interested parties imagined, as it is found that the clay here is particularly adapted to the manu- facture of tile shingles for roofing purposes.
The Alaska citizen., 1915-09-06
Sheldon Coming
 With Passengers

A wire received Saturday ever. ing by the Whitely-W com pany was to the effect that Bob Sheldon was scheduled to leave Chitina about noon yesterday on his next trip to Fairbanks from the coast He stated in his wire that he would bring four passengers through
The Alaska citizen., 1915-09-06

THE monumental egotism of some people is something that cannot be accounted for
 A LOS ANGELES lawyer has died of thirst Fairbanks has a number of them who are starving to death.
 THE cost of radium has been re- duced about two-thirds and is now worth $36, 900 per gram. Would it not be well to lay in your winters supply while the price is low?
 A DISPATCH states that there are 100000 stammerers in Japan The only wonder is that they don't all stammer with the language they have.
 REGENT developments in Haiti indicate that in the event of annexa- ton to the United States it should be taken on as an extra county of Georgia.
 THE price of a plain drunk" in Huntington, Va, has been reduced from $21 to $1. Industrial depres- sion is given out as the cause of the reduction
 TT is the opinion of the editor of the Outlook the editor of the Fair, banks Times and President Wilson that it is impossible at the present time for either the Germans or the allies to sue for peace. Too bad.
 THE editor of Timely Hints to
 - Housewife" has been telling her -0"aors '~'- to eat corn on the cob. We would suggest that if you want to eat it at a restaurant take a pri- yato box.
 ANOTHER McAdoo has been made president of Portugal, but he spells it Machado, much more hifalutin' style than that assumed by the Democratic gentleman who conducts the United States treasury.
 IN his application for parole from San Quentin penitentiary after serv- ing four years and half of IA year sentence, Abe Reuf asked that he De debarred from entering San Francisco county for ninety days. It would seem more to the point if San Francisco had barred Reuf WHETHER it was negligence for woman with knowledge of a defect in the street to forget it when bit ten by dog is held in Kentucky to be a question for the jury. The tn11 i. sneezed at when learned judges are ready to turn over to it prob lens so profound.
 EDITOR GAUSTAD has daily sermons in the News Miner now praising the Republican party. It must not be held against the young man, for he has been out of the newspaper harness for twenty years, and is only taking up the thread of argument where he left off, He is just twenty years behind the times. TT is scientific fact that mosqui- toes will not alight on anything vel | low. This fact was discovered | down in Georgia" and is passed on to the rest of the world for what IL Is worth. It Ildy De that the particular brand of yellow peculiar to that section of the country is not relished by the mosquitoes any more than by human beings.
 | NOW when Haiti is again in the public eye, it is interesting to re- call that one hundred and twenty six years ago this country was the gem of the West Indies, with a white population of nearly 40O0O Sixteen years later the last white man '~' been hunted down and killed by the black slaves, and Haiti, or French San Domingo, had re- lapsed into a savagery from which | it has never emerged.
 | THE Italian infantrymen protect themselves against shrapnel while l advancing on trenches by crawling
The Alaska citizen., 1915-09-06
BROKEN HEART
 OVER HIS ACT

CHICAGO. Aug. His health poor and broken hearted over the fact that 20 years ago he sentenced 10 the penitentiary for life three men. whom he later discovered to be innocent of the murders with which they were charged, Henry Varnum Freeman, Dean of Chicago Judges, today resigned his place on the Superior court bench.
 The resignation was forwarded to Governor Dunne from Harbor Point Mich. where the aged jurist is trying to regain his shattered health.
 The cases which worried Judge Freeman into physical decline were those of Thomas McNally and Charle 5 Kurth, whom, together with Ed ward Warren. he sentenced to the penitentiary in April. 1894, for the murders of James Prunty and his son. Peter, on Nov. 15. 1893. War ren died in prison. McNally, a white haired veteran of the Civil war, and Kurth were paroled a few weeks ago.
 Judge Freeman had made strenu. ous efforts to obtain the release of the two men for years after he became convinced of their innocence and his inability to do so preyed on his mind.
 ALL HAD SERVED TIME.
 The Pruntys were killed in their home at Thirteenth street and Cen ter avenue, now Racine. The police arrested the three, all of whom had served time before.
 The men were said to have been identified by Mrs. Prunty and a daughter, who had also been shot
 Six years after he had imposed sentence Judge Freeman obtained evidence of what he believed was a police frameup" to convict the men. It was shown that Prunty on his death bed had failed to iden- tify them, but that the police had practically forced the Prunty wo- men to swear they were the mur- derers.
 Judge Freeman made several ap- peals for pardon, but no governor would take the responsibility of set ting the men free
The Alaska citizen., 1915-09-06
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LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF.
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 Tomorrow night will be naturali- zation night and large number are on the calendar. The examinations will take place in the district court room, commencing at o'clock.
 The new town of Anchorage can now be reached by telegraph. The charge for @ 10-word message is $l9o.
 Lieutenant Mehaffey left Saturday morning for a trip over the route selected for the new trail to the Tolovana. He praises the territorial road crew very highly on the good work they have accomplished,
 The list of delinquent taxpayers is being made up for the purpose of presenting it to Judge Bunnell with the request that an order be issued for the sale of the property at public auction.
The Alaska citizen., 1915-09-06

A drill sergeant was drilling re- cruit squad in the use of a rifle All went smoothly until blank car tridges were distributed. The re cruits were instructed to load their pieces and stand at ready, and then the sergeant gave the commando Fire at will
 Private Lunn was puzzled He low cred his gun
 (Which one is Will?" he asked.
The Alaska citizen., 1915-09-06

THE monumental egotism of some people is something that cannot be accounted for
The Alaska citizen., 1915-09-06

Madge-Have you really found that absence makes the heart grow ion der? Marjorie-indeed I have, Since Charlie went away I've learned 10 love Jack ever so much more.
The Alaska citizen., 1915-09-06

The Sultan-I want to speak to you about the light of the harem Grand Nizier-The beautiful Fatima Q The Sultan-No the gas bills They're getting too gOldarn high.
The Alaska citizen., 1915-09-06

l thought that you believed that the office should seek the man. Dibbs- l do; but this is fat job, and l thought it might get winded before 1t reached me.
The Alaska citizen., 1915-09-06

See that man over there?" ''Yes very ordinary looking. Whats he ever done?" Well he ain't much for looks but he can come nearer findin' drink in a dry town than any other man ye ever seen"
The Alaska citizen., 1915-09-06

Willis-What are you polishing up your gun for? Gillis-On ac count of this European war Willi Surely, you don't think we vii be drawn into it. Gillis-No; bu think of the horde of book agent who will be out selling The Iiistor, of the Great Conflict.'
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-12
sdliefbplb per1aftet.

esan1es 1racep, Elm alter @efann-
ter ser Noli5ei, nl,roe geltern Mberlo
fur5 Dor Mitternaht in Der geabe Der
Mcojont uno Belle Mpenue bon Ell
11ern balben 9ube1to Goli5iiten per-
baftet urto gefeiielt nod ser &oli5ei-
Apade gebradt.
Iracep, apelaer eeiitesgelt0rt 5a
lem ideint, battc it'd init elmer
Shrotfli1lte belpaffnet ul0 f%el1erte Ell.
men 5huB nab oem an0eren OBJ. 8ie
er SEN Noli5i1ten erflarte, befa1De ct
iid ollf Der .Sag0 nah 9iibneroieben.
Gracep's Dh1tter batte lib in einenl
Buid Dor bent ralettoen 5obn Der
itedt. 1racep batte init leiner 5die.
Beret ale 9eadJbnrn terorriitrt. Slinte
u11b 5drot 1pur0en gleidfai1s bon
Scr Noli5ei fonfis5irt. 60 5raceD in
Ser Seize Sen miloen Mann ipielte,
ml1bte er nad) Sem @cfangniB iiber.
fmbrt mer6en.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-12
Mntpmobil,nnfaa.
&nappes gntfommen bon Gurl 5ti
oft un6 6ral 8ei0erbede'S
Chauffeur.

Sos Ml1tomobil bon Jrou 2onile
8eioerbede bon $50. 532 @elt z.
5trnBc, Don ibrem gnfeliobn Carl
Stibolt gelenft, ilberidlltg iid porges
ltern Madlmittag a11 Ser BraOD Str,
als es init elmer @eldwinoigfeit bon
As Meilen 0abiniaulte. NuBer Carl
5tibolt befa1r6 iih nod Ser Gbauf'
feltr bon 5rall 2ouiie Reioerbcfe in
0em &%raftmagen.
StiboIt, nelder am1 Steuerrab
iaB, 1par NIT oem Gbouffellr an
Nadmittag fortgefabrerL Inn Sen
Me6al1ismls 0es &raftpagens fen
men gu @lerrcn. gQs ct beriudte, Die
@eidppin0igfeit 51 perringern, iiber.
ihllg lth sic Moidine. Stibolt unf
Ser Chauffeur famen unter Sic Ma'
1dine 81 liegen. 8ei0e Manner fa.
men NIT bcilen al1od)en 6aport, oh:
Dobl lie ei1ige @autabidirfunger
llno einen beillolen Sd}reden 0apor
trl1gen. Sic febrten nu6 1apenpor:
5uriid, uno ser araftpagen 1purb,
our Reparatlr nad elmer bieligen Ga
rage gebradt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-12
3iebt lein @citanonif suriid.

Ser 3ablclerf SEQ @errin bon ser
Geoar Rapios Sectional Wnnf, mel
der geltern Elm @elt6noniB ablegte,
Dor mcbreren Sager1 ser 8anf $780,
070 geltoblcn 81 baben, morii6er u1lr
iere 2eler in Ben Ielegrapbenlpalten
Dieier 4usgabe unterrid]tet mer0en,
bat geltcrl am Spatabeno lein Sc,
itanoniB riifgangig gemadt. gr er,
flarte, Die IN eil1em Sopbafillen i'm
Sein1e ieiner Ml1tter porgeflrnoenen
$4,000 babe CT bon einem 6rel1nbe in
Gbicago gelieben. Ias @elo babe Ell
i'll Dos &iiien %eingenabt, Neil er be'
fiirdtete, per9aftet 81 mcroen. 81
babe fir oie Gbat zines sln6eren 81
leiben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-12
Sfene 2~tn5ei9en,
3ooes=Mn3et8e.

Sretnben lnb 8efannten3 biermit
Sic traurise Ndhridt, baB nnier lieber
SDbn, 38ruher nnbs sdtpa9er.
~ MItrepsetoIpt 81 rf,
am Dienstag, ben 10. slltsuit, Mads
mittagaEu Inn 4 11br, na6 tangent i6tpes
rem aeioen i'm Mlter bon 25 Sabren
ianft enti6lafen lit.
@us 2eidenbegat1gniB finbet am
Sreitag, Sen 13. Mnguit. NaGmittags
am 2 11br, BON Graucrbaule, SEQ.
.t411 Hrairie gtrdbe, u1lter Sen
'.glll5picien Der S. .. 6. So. 235 aus
na1 DEM Gufbale Sricbbpfe itatt.
llm titles 8eileib bitten Sic stiefbes
triibten @interbliebenen:
Gbmnrb Stplbt,
Srau Gatbari,tc stDlbt, seb. Grimm,
@ltern,
.,SSran 8. 6eblitg, geb. Stplbt,
Sran s. 6. 8Dcll, geb. Stplbt,
6cnrD StDlbt,
@e1dpiiter,
Nu@1t. 70, 13t. nebit @%ertpan6ten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-12
3ucitcr 9pllartag Gin srpfcr Grfplg.

Ger geltrige 5meite 9olartag
ilbertraf III jeoer @e5iebu1lg oen er.
ltell por mebrerel1 Modlen ~abgebalte-
men Ipllartag l,,o %lieferte Ben Be-
Iapeis, mos Onrd aooperatiun errci6t
meroen fanr1. gs NOR elmer Ser groB-
ten @eiddftstage oes Sabres fir oie
I3%apenportcr &uufnunnlfuft.
Ser 9ampfer SIS. So" bradte ge-
ltern Morgcl1 nlebrere bl1loert &all-
fer nad Der Staot. ST non BON Ml.
'ballp abgefabren 1nlo batte on Dielcll
4labcn algelegt. Gon friibmorgens
bis sum- @eibaftsidlllB orangte iif
.eille nab taarienoen 5aibleltoe Merge
III Sen @elddftslofalen Ser Staot,
Der fur5 nadD Mittag fullenbe &egen
.tbat Sem @eldaftslmiab fat gur fei-
l1en Sdaben, Da bic al1smartigen
&aillfer li6 bereits IN Der Staot befans
ben. Ser Man, einen 3pllartag ab,
5l1balten, ging sl1erI BON ser 3apel1.
port 6ating Company aus.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-12
Photo BY American Press Association.
@rpgramm scr Sptcl-a pnpentipn.

Stir Sic am Mittnpdb Iomerstag
1t1lo 6reitag nddlter ISOLDE ltattfin-
.beroe aonpention Ser 9eortbpcltern
@ptel Men's Nllociation lit bas fol-
genoe Yrpgramm a~ufgeltellt mor0en:
M1ttmo d}.
1880 l1br 9orm. - 9}egiltration
IN Ser Office Oes 5efretars, ODESSA.
nine 6lopr, @ladbarpf 9otel.
$3.50 l1br @orm. @iIlfomma1,.
iprad)e bon IS. g.. 3empiep, Nraii-
sent Dapenport s(liociation. Mltlpra-
DIE BON M}npor Mlfreb $. Mh1eler.
Mniprad)e oes Nralioel1teu - g..
81. &lal1s, @rano SORTS, &c. 9.
8eriht bes Disqualification.
@obl neuer Mitglieoer.
3rofit in @ofel Ml1oeiation @orf"
- 81. .. Mc6a0oan, Omaha.
ulliing Sect" 6. 6. @ol0en,
@aterloo.
Mniprade - @arrp 9. %. gber.
ma11, ct. Saul.
9isfuiton.
1890 Mittags - &ollat6iider
SanbiB I'M Davenport Sotel fir Ser,
rem. 3omen=S1lbiB inn Sllting Club.
300 l1br 9aad]m. ~ Mniprnd)en:
y@otel Operation as MpplieO to
2oeal CONDITIONS" Ireo 9artbo=
Ion1elp, Bra110 SORTS, &c. 9.
Simplifying Mmerican Nla1 See,
ms" q. 8. &oberts, 9fod)elter,
Minn.
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Sic orei Staote.
0pnnerstng.
900 l1br - 9%(niprad)en:
ul1niform sDltem Of Mccolr1ting"
- grnlt Glarenbadl Milma1fe, unO
'Mr0ere.
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Nabrungs= Mbtbeil11ne -Map 5nit6,
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I0apenport @otel.
300 l1br Nadm. ~ M1iprad)en
.v9rot unb Nebcnpro01tfte" - &o=
bert s. @oulb, Chicago.
u2inen" - 81. @. gpltar, Chicago.
MISUNDERSTANDING alS @ci5ung"
- Eraiioent gpplep Don Ser Sbio
9otel Ml1ociation.
Notatoes" - Sa5en S. Iit1s.
g11peri11tenoent g. g. gpeiiemagen-
|6ielrit.
7:15 l1br ~ 0ffi5iclles gonfet1
i'm 3apenport @otel.
Treitag.
900 l1br @orm. - Nnipraden:
nHrobibition cine oifo1onilde Sra.
&c" su. S. 9em16aber, Sarge
81. 8.
.Nrobi6ition" 80 Ncrcp Mnoreae
G6icago.
Cooperation" - Charles @eb
ring, @ero1sge6er bon Seem Dpr
9otel Hcgiiter an0 &spiem.
@a6l Ser Weo1nten.
Neue @eid}afte. @obl 6es Nlotei
fir Bic nadNte gerlammll1ng.
IL l1br Mittags @ootfabrt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-12
ftnrpn I'm

- poFinipettoren boben
$4,000 bon $4,000, bic i'm 9e.
5ember 1918 aus benz ppjtamte III
Waluce, Sbabo, seitoblen pprpeu.
tporen, niebererlangt, na4fem ber.
Dieb, 6. McDaniels, Der UNI iere
3eit Glert in ienem po1talnte mar.
ei~ngeftanben bate, er babe bas @eIb
i'm 6pfe ieines 6auies in Yalp,
@ol., tpo er 5ur3eit pobnt. unter
einem 6ibneritau b%ersraben. Dort
nurben .au9 $4,000 bon benz @elb
sefunben. Gaufenb Dollars haben
9aniels unb feline Truu erfeBt.
Der poriee @roBber8og BON
Dloenburg bate cine febr merfniir,
6tge 2iebbaberei, er liebte ben mi.
berndrtisen Moorraud.
8 alig ula lieb fetne 8ilD,
1Gllen In .hen ;bm etballten aempeln
tdgli9 nit bemielben Nn5ug betlei,
Ben, ben CT seraoe trug.
Magnefiumlidt if fiji,
gromitlbergelutine 1913 mol photo
srapbifh mtrtiumer, als es@ feline,
optti6en 6elligteit entfpri4t.
1914 bat bas ruifif6e Seer
cine @teppenpflan5e nnd Deutf@lant
eingefiibrt, bic b0dftbe5eidnenb BET
Nomen .Manoenfame" fiibrt.
81 an nimmt an, baB bol
meni9li9e Muge nod fir einen Gtd)t
brut empfdngIi6 1T Ser O,OOO000-
Sefnerter3en sleidgeieBt tperoel
Tam.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-12
2pfaler Better5uiM

Davenport, II. Mug.
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1urbidnitts Ielnperatur . q
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Aicoriglte Senperatur lebte gead]t 81
Mormale Gemperatl1r fir 33
Sabre . 74
3nrdldnittlide 6eudtigfeit Ser
21lft 81
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gorberride,1be @in0ridtung SD
@alier1tano I'M Z l1br MorgenS s.
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Gifts. Betterbeodter
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-12
Jloti5 oes Referees Uerkaufs

Strait elmer MnorSnung zines gers
faalfs an Sic nnter5ei6neten Meferees,
sbom. Cert bes 9iitrittsgeridts bon
CEDAR County, Sotpa, anf cine @ers
Drbnlng. erbalten, in be1agtem @eri6t
''art 5. Ntat 1915, 81 @lnlten bon gnte
ma 8artider lnb MnS., &ldger, nnb
.gtegen GARRY BartI1er 1ur1b Mnb., Nnz
geflagte. fir bie Yartitinn bon @rl1rbS
ei8entbum. iperoen mir am
II. Mm9Mit 1916,
ali Sen bD0diten Bieter bas fpIgenbe be-
idriebene @runbei9entbum bertnufen,
tpie folgt:
8ns g. 80. IA, @ection "a, Eotpnz
iBip 80 g1prb, STANCE l.. meltli@ ber
Is. g. W.; ebenfans~ bas norbipae ltliGe
1NT 0es norbDitliden Il BON Section
Is, Eoipnibip79, Norb, Mnnge i, nett
lid bes 5. g. 90.
BeeIagteg @lrl1n6iitiid lit eiiin She'll
beS @runb1tiids, tpeldes benl Madlnt
bo1l grant 8artl9er. berItorben, a1ges
6biart.
acknowledgements:
10a8ro8ent bes &~allfpreiies am Saz
sc beg 8erfanfs, Meit am i. MGr2
1915. 8eiibtitel, Abeitdtist bonn @eri61
illb Elm Qbltract Of 5itle, feitltellani
ben l1nanfe6tbaren 8eiibtitel. 8elagtel
8erfalf finbet itatt 1T Der Srti6af
SunburD. Soma. Nadmittags Inn :
nbr am beiagten Sage.
is. 6. Sraltce, @nt. @ilf,
Mntpalt, Gunis8 aiittat
lgiptor, So,ua. Meferees.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-12

Seim fir alterc grar. Giner alleint
itebenben Srall 5ipiiden 60 nnb 70.
Snbren fnm cine @eimutb nngeboten
iperben, ipet1n lie lire Mbrehe ein1e1e
Set unter 81. g. g., core ipf n9er
9cmDfrat", 9abenport, So, 6.18t..
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-12

ais nod bas Santtf6aren,
forps eriitierte, mar Der Sultan ims
mer als @emeiner Bel ibm einges
l4rieben un6 erbielt ben Sob eines
5olhen.
Sn bas berubmte Wisilan5s
&omitee, 6as 1i4 in ben @%ologrdber=
gebteten 81 Son Jrancisco biloete,
tonnte jeber l1nbei9oltene aufgenomz
men lperben, NIT Gusnabme bon Mos
botaten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-12

pie 3eIle bes rgoctsrium
Sermo1 bat einen 2angsourhmelier
bon O,0015 Wtillimeter.
Cine S9olle oerbrou@t in
einem Sabre etpa oas 3ebnfadc
hires @eipihtes an Rahrung.
Der 3oologe Cullen erz
5ablt BON elnem Yotttpal, Der ulleirl
tur $4,000 Tif96ein lieierte.
Sin Mafferilob tann in
5unger bis auf Is psf. 1eines all
fdngli9en @elDi9tes be%rabiinten.
Die8 u6b It ii II Gangs
brud) bes menf9lid)en e9doels Be-
tragt bur914nittli4 1900 Yfunb.
Die regenrei4lt tie Wegen>
gurof>s 1T pobl 0ie bon Grtp,c;
(DalmatieW nit Is SUB idbrli6.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-12

9aB geiite5 SIC gtnpart
lno tiibne Gntf9loifenbeit, penn lie
ben reAten 4ugenblid gu beniiBen
ipeib, felb1t in l4pierigiter Gage Oas
8latt NOD ou ipenoen permag, bot,
pie 10 Diele 0iterreididzungarifde.
Offi5iere, oud 2eutnant SultuS
.5traube bonn t. unb t.. Sappeurbar
taillon No. l bepiefen. Bei benz
nddtliden 5turm auf ben Griebbof
bon 9. bat CT bic Borpatrouille Der
Oritten aompagnie gu fibren, rnb
10 llngefiim tit fein 0orftob, bab er
in Der Duntelbeit ben 3ufammenbang
nit ben na4folgenben 9ruppen Der.
liert unb iid pl0Bli4 nit einigen
Gappeuren mitten inter ben &uien
finbet, bic ie faffen unb entpoffnell.
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io9en l1eber5ab1, benft 2eutnant
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bieiem 2oie gu befdeiben. aaum
oaB ct feline 2anbsleute gesen Die
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genben Sruppen ii6erloife1. limb
nun tebrt 2sutnant @troube ben
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limb jeBt ftiirmiide Derfolger unb
bringen manden Hufien Elm. 9tatt
tateplps in @ibirien feline Sage gu
oerbringc1, fdmpft, bant feiner tubr
men GntfAlpffen6eit, 2eutnaat 5trau,
be beute u1enttpegt meiter in ben Rei<
ben Der Mrmee, bic 8ruit gef9midt
nit benz Signum laudis.
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iebes einaelle Snferat einc Steue:
bon 3 99iQing 6 Yence be3a6lt ner
Sen.
SABINE nit @olofluung ia
man in Der jiingiten 3eit in ben &ie
fern bon Steletten in. pompeii geflln
ben.
Das nolbd NJ tie. 2anb @u
rppds 1T Srlano, nur SO psf. lei
nes @ebieiss 1inb nit Mal0 be1tar
Sen.
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bo@um5dunten Garten ufrei", eine1
fret an Der StraBe gelegenen ;uutl
fret.
Sn ben Mlpen nimmt bic miti
lere Subrestemperatur bur919nittlic
ouf 10 Meter Gteigung UNI / @ra
@eliius al.
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