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The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1915-03-26
BY Proxy Perhaps,

A well known metropolitan choral
conductor was once holding voice trials
preliminary to the organization of a
colored choral club Of jubilee singers.
One of the soprano applicants was ex-
tremely reticent when asked to sing q
scale. Finally the director. becoming
impatient, asked. What's the matter
don't you sing:" "Well." she hest
tatingly replied, mot puhsonally."-
Argonant.
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who occupied for nearly nine years
important government posts in the
Philippines and later served as treas
urer general of Persia. was asked to
explain the phrase.
I'm many respects Japan's attitude
toward her sphere of influence in the
far east and our policy as expressed
by President Monroe are IDENTICAL"
said Mr.. Shuster. Both countries are
very much in earnest in enforcing
these policies.
"Japans Monroe doctrine, as it may
be called, has taken form within the
past few years. 1t dates, should say,
from the close Of the war with Russia,
scarcely earlier As a result of this
conflict Japan greatly widened her po-
litical horizon. Her victory over Rus
sia made her more assertive and con-
fident of her power to exercise a de-
cisive influence over the general re-
gion within which lie the Philippines.
Japan is today without question the
first power in the orient She domi-
mates the far east much as the United
States because of its wealth, size and
power occupies the first place on the
American continents. And, like the
Americans, the japanese are a very
high spirited people. They have
pride of their own.
ANY encroachment upon this sphere
by foreign powers would arouse much
the same spirit of distrust or resent
ment as we should feel at a similar
encroachment in the western hemi-
sphere | have no doubt that Japan
would back up her Monroe doctrine
should affairs reach an issue exactly
as we should back up our own policy.
public opinion in Japan as in the
United States, is opposed to any plan
for Japan's colonizing the Philippines
The Japanese have no more idea of
raising their flag in the Philippines,
for instance, than have we of coloniz-
ing the Central or South American re-
publics. The Japanese have expert
mented with colonial empires in For
mosa and Korea, and they do not care
to extend the experiment.
"The japanese employ scientific
methods in their political plans, and
they have carefully investigated the
question of colonizing in the tropics
and have decided against it. At the
time when it seemed possible that the
United States would part with the
Philippines the japanese sent their
scientists to these islands TO determine
If they were suited for settlement and
development by japanese. The world
recognizes that the japanese do excel
lent research work. The japanese sci
entists decided that the Philippine Is
lands did not offer the proper climatic
conditions for colonizing, and the Japa-
nese government and the people trust
their scientists.
"Still another point common both TO
our own Monroe doctrine and the at
titude Of Japan may be found in the
attitude toward the governments with
I'm the spheres of influence. We Amer
leans are friendly to the small repub-
lies to the southwark and so is Japan
TO the existing states in the far east.
She would welcome a republic in the
Philippines. for instance, because 1t
would be neutral. 1t would not serve
as an entering wedge for some aggres-
sive world power. She would encour-
age such a government exactly as we
encourage the continuance and indie
pendence of the republics of Central
and South America"
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Contrary Efforts.

"The man who forged the indorse-
ment OF his friend went to the bank to
cash the check"
"WellT
THE friend went Immediately after
him to check the cash. Baltimore
American.
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SERVIANS MAKE HERO
OF DR.. E. T. RYAN
Visitor Tells Of Fine Work He
Has Done In That Country.

Philadelphia Anime. Slavko Grouitch.
wife of the undersecretary of foreign
affairs in Servia and special pleader
for that country's relief in this city,
told the story of what hero DR.. Ed
ward F. Ryan of Scranton, Pa, has be-
come in her adopted country.
He is quite one of the biggest men
in Belgrade now" said Nine Grouitch.
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phalla was signed and who was one of
the most distinguished successors OF
Grotius, was, If not the first, at least
among the first of publicists to define
and explain neutrality authoritatively
and to give to It a permanent and
prominent place in the law Of nations.
Case and Comment
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private weddlna In Bank VauIt.

Private Wedding In Bank Vault.
Houston. Tex.-In haste to be we'd
Jed In order 70 catcf rfafh.~ TIE HeF.
]. T.. Jones of Spur. Tex, located his
friend. the Rev. Mr. Williams of the
Star of Hope mission of this city. at
local bank and was married by him to
Miss Edna Carraway. The ceremony
was performed in the safety deposit
vault of the bank to insure privacy.
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A Great PrineipIs.

Forgive your enemies" said the
earnest man. ''That's good religion"
Eyes" replied Senator Sorghum, land
sometimes it's good politics too."-
Washington Star.
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Too Lona.

Maud-Haven't you and Jack been
engaged long enough to get married?
Marie-Too long. He hasn't got a cent
left Boston Transcript.
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clude anything for sickness or emer-
gencies, Insurance premiums or saw
ings, recreation or vacation expenses.
1t allows only for bare necessaries,"
says the report,
1t was the standard of living de-
scribed above that the minimum wage
law was aimed to put within reach OF
women workers. To ascertain the wage
necessary to maintain it the commits
sion, With a staff of investigators,
covered forty cities and AIS establish
ments employing 23,13T women. or
about half the total number employed
in the state. There was also an in
vestigation of the cost of standard ar
ticles of food and clothing, such as
are most frequently used.
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MINIMUM WAGE is $3.50.
Wisconsin Investigation Shows What II
Costs Girls to Live.

Madison, Wis.-The industrial COM
mission. as a result of an investigation
under the women's minimum wage act
has collected figures which show that
he lowest wage on which a woman
worker can properly maintain herself
in Milwaukee and other places in Wis
consin is $3.50 per week. Its conclu.
sion on this point says:
Taking $3.50 as the lowest market
price at which a proper standard of
room and board can be secured in Mil
waukee and adding the estimated
amount for other basic necessities. So.
the total allowance for a week would
L.. 60 20 hictrihntnd ne follows.
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East Bound

Nos. a and Is will be fast trains and
Nos. 8 and % will do the local work.
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Get Butter Wrappers at Echo Office.
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West Bound

In effect November %. 1914.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-05
Der 8. II. 9sationalbuub.
g + eft gegen Sen 8 a fife NJ
11a,6er.

San5rancisco 4. slug. groz
telte gegen BEN n1lnn1oralil6en Soanbel
in 8afien lno Mllnition" nit ben @l@
lirten, gegen ben prubritild]en gtaube
puntt Ser Dffentliden Meinuna in1
europail9en &rieg ltnO eine aritit Ser
Stclllms Der 8egieruns sesen9eltl1z
LAMB ipurben belite in Sen einItilnn1ia
an9enomnenen 8eldliiileu bcs 8. 81.
9sationalblnoes, bier 8ur s. Sabresz
fonpentipn perian1nelt. al1sgebriidt.
Sic aonpentipn fam beute Mbenb
gum Sdluiie. Sic bisberigcn geamten
lpllrben nit eir1er Nuslla6me ipieberaez
lpdblt unb sci LIP a ufee sur udd,z
item &pnbentionsltabt erforeu.
Sic ein5i9e @erdnberuna unter Sen
8cauten mar bic Solge bes Riidtrittes
bon q. g. sbnrmann bon aanlas
Gitp als 6. 8ieepralibent. 0aburd)
rileften ST.. 2eo Stern bon Miltpaufee,
Der liebente, llnb 9r. S. $. 9an,lnald
bon 8ortlanb, Der 8. Gicepralibent,
eine Summer bor lnb gum neue11 8.
@iceprdlibentel1 ipllrbe Sol1s 9ernutb
bon Siio : 9afDta eripablt.
gs ipurbe beute au6 bcridtet, baB
Ser 9.za. Nationalburo lett arieess
ausbrll6 $47S,1S0 fir sen beutlden
ariegsbiilf5fonb gelammelt bat.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-05
Ser streit NIT 8rantrei6
il B er Sic 0acin

Sic beute bon 9oris eefommene
9fadri6t, baB bas fran5DIilte 9rilen>
9eridlt Die Sacia (einen iriiberenSam<
burger 9anpfer, Ser llnter bie amertt.
6laage ilberseganaen mar fir cine
quite Erile erflart babe, lnonit Sic
enogiiltige gelhlagnabn1e oes ghifz
fes perbrn1oen lit, miro bo5 Staatsamt
5ur grbebllng eines erpteite5 perauz
lallen. Gs miro geplant, bies gu cinem
SellTall Beg 9fed)tas eines neutraleu
Soloes 81 MAIDEN, 5a1nelsidbiffen eis
ner friesfiibrcnbeu Yartei Sic s9eei=
irrirung 5ll gelpdbren.
3ic 8almlpollenlabune Ser 3acid
I'M gSertb bon etipa $SOO,OOO lit in
bem Streit ntcbt inpolpirt, oa Ste fran<
6olild)e 9legieruns hieie 2aoung auge<
fonft bat l'uo oafiir be8ablen miro.
Sic merifaniide en- 8irren
General Garran5a fabelte jeiner
bieiigen slgentur beute, baB er mad ser
@ieberbeletllng Der 6auptItabt cine
8omn1illion ernannt babe, lin, bie9er<
tbeiluns bon 8rotltoffen in Ste Sano
5n 1lebmcn. gs tperoen aud ipeitere
Grfolge Garrat5as geeen 3upata iu1b
gilla bertdtet.
sas Saar1pts,tereSIc ten3entrirt lieb
bier ollf Die morsen itattfinoenbe aon<
feren5 5tpiIden Sefr. 2anlil1g uno Sen
Sertretern ser 6 Idteiuamerifdni5fp
Staaten iiber Elm gen1einIantes Sanz
beln sur Serltellllng Ser 8ube in Wsez
gifp.
@ nt9 6 ginmunberung I'M
letten Sa6r.
Sic Ginpanberung IN Sen nit oent
80. Slni beenbeten 12 Monaten mar
Die idlpadlre leit ben Sabre 1899
llnn ptegsetto5unabme Ser fremoen 8e<
polferung betrls nidgt 9ans $4,000.
Gie heltte per6ffentlidte @tatiltif
5eigt. boB I'M Iebteu Sabre 326,7oO
@nligranteu uno 107,514 anocre slusz
ldnber ein9elallen ipl,rben, lpo9eaen
204,o74 giulpanberer lup 10000
.anNere sh1sldnoer tpieber obreiltcn.
Sic italier,iled) giulpanoerung seigt
Die grDBte slbnabme, ntinlid) I'M boIle
23S,000. slnbere Abnabnlen lparen:
9splen $4,000, Siraeliten $1,000,
Seutld)e $4,000, 9iuiie,1 10000, I'M
garn llnb oitr. Slaben 10000, Ru=
n1anen $4,000, Gngliinoer 10000.
SrIanper 10000, sfat1binupier H.
900, 8ulgaren, Serber uno Ntonte~
neariner 1000, Sinnen 5000, Sranz
5oien $500, Spanier $500. 2itbauer
10000, Siirfen 24O0.
9on II, gnglnro. Nlib @atbaz
rtne slliee Sage, Sodter bes amertf.
gotld)afters. nerebelid)te lif beuz
te nit Charles g. 2pring
bon Bolton. slue fren,ben gpt@
ld)after, Grelnier slsauitb llnb Cir Go.
Grep lppbntet1 Ser Sralllng BEL. esm
@unsen iparen nur ,160 Gaite gelaz
Sen. 9us iunse Yaar luiro iieb in 8oz
5to,1 -nfpSprIn55eu
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-05
Niit ber frfiUilligfu 8dumung BON 8ar.
ibau bQpertS.
GS ,,t,,b bent 0rob,
tuA
trdfti8 ,tad)8eboIfe,t
Siuoeubur8 unb Nladenieu laiisn I
>arall ea ni(bt feblell.
seue beutide Siege n1rbli nnD iiiblf Jon ssaribau

Nuen glonc 2nc Is ein mci big 8ariau gorien
Sorts Barldau utcr Sorts panaoroS
aefiim - 9auin audi gBeid gng 2inie
Sic @eangenen aen @ nid 5ablen. preuBi
ier Genatdbler lagt: ir ba6en gar eg
dnn - g8ir nb bn sen Mrn,en Seiunaen
gns Nga 5mbn Sic 9llen no bieje Sabt
on ocutde 8eatung aben Mber Gen 8uon oprt gan Die
sopno gBna giien6abn @eld lngled gBerer raegi@
ider @eoeutune lit.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-05
gelearapbiidc 9sotisen.
A 0I,,n,tSt

4. E ~. f N f. s {
8 8aiesbsuIl. Sn Ser atsiouatl
ct. 2ollis 8, Sem Dorf IL.
ct. 2ollis Q. Metp Wprf z.
Cincinnati 4, @rooflpn I.
Gittsh,rg |, goitpu3.
Gbicaeo 8btlubelpbiu, Negen.
sssn ber Mm;e8riicasn:
@nIbinaton !, Chicago 0.
8dibinaton 8, Chicago I.
9bilabelpbia 0, @etroit l.
s(nbere gpiele perreenct.
sSn Ser Se9beral:
Rittsbnr8 6, 8rooflpn l..
&eine atberen Spiele.
Sn Ger 3 S 2iga:
Glli,,eD 0, &eoria 2.
4nherc gpiel perreenet.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-05

8ie nber, ne,n @crfer cincn
Gittsbl,reer Mdllionar gum @ater 9cz
babt 5dtte?
3pDlf gmerifauer ais gdlb
fit Die 16. 900 Sunnen &riegslnaterial
Der uarabic" aein 8unoer, baB sic
slnerifaner 10 gelpi6tig allitreten,
ipenn lie 10 ldbiper i1's @eipibt fallen.
&inbenbllrs iullT Tgben 6ebin einz
9claben buben, 3euge bes Sails bon
SgHnrl6all sn Ieill. 8en1 Dem 10 lit,
Sbann lit @arlHalls Sbiflul belieeelt
Gin &inoenb,lrs lit tein &rabler lmp
fein lecrer Grblp1eer.
goipeit $1,000 ruiiiihe @eians
gene. Ma ia, Ser Sinbenbur9 lit lpie2
Der am SScrf
H1unungstaac I'M Gltcn - Sic
9elltld6en ra,rmell aui. oie Nulicn raus
mc,l altsl
Gbap Ser SpelO bes Cages -.
Gn ibren Sriihten lollt SIR tic crtens
nenl
Mublanbs slufaabe ION es iein,
Central sllieu sl beberrl6e,, bas
lit Sic Mnliht eines pplnilben Gpsiaz
lltenfiibrers. 0b gnglano oieie slnz
5iidt tbeilt?
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-05
Waiaipnem 8lntbid)aben in Grie.


gr ie, 8a. a. slus. gis beute
@eorgen 8 l1br iparen 1s 2eiebeu aez
flnben, aber Sic Gpbtenliife fam alli
etlpa SO lteigen. Sic burd bas Ser
item be5 @lentpoob ;: 9anmes inIplge
.eines @oltenbrlrdes seitern glubt entz
feiielte Sllltb ersoB iid our6 einen
Stubtt6eil bon bier glpds 8reite lau9s
ioes Millcreef ntlb cine Nleile 2an9e.
Ser gisentbnmslha0en ipirb auf ctz
tpa $3,000,00O geiddet. Sic 1S 2eiz
9en ipllrben in tpeniger als ser Sdlfte
bes perbeerten 9iltrifts gefunben nnf
Die Slldje ipirb Sen gan5en Gag fort=
gelebt. Ser 8oroner idaete Sen 2e=
bensperlult beute Mittag auf etipa so
g pa ter 8is beute g(bcnb lparer
s27 2eiden IN ben 5riinunern gefunz
ben, aber es ipurbe mn lpenig @inbrud
auf Sic rieligell griiaanernaiIen ge=
macbt, inter ipelHeu n16sliberipeiil
npd ebenlopiele 2eiden besraben ieir
fDnnen.
Sic sddbume bes Gigentbun1sldu=
bens ssbon fetipa S3,OOO,0oO bat lih in
2aufe bes Ga9es uidt eednpert.
gtlra 300@obr1~ ll11b so @eltbaftsz
!bdlller iinb 5erlt1rt tpprhen.
q l1.c] g IN 9 orf BEING III DIT
g e5ip Dorf, 4. slug. Sic gtraBel
Mclp Dprfs unn Ser @prprte lparer
beute in gdde llnb Strnmc perlpnn.
BELT, Ser StraBenba9nbienlt mar ltnz
terbroden, 8dllmc elttipllrSelt, 9rabte
11iebergebrp6en llnb 9llnbcrte bon Sell
lern iiberfl1tbet, als Solgc eil1es ge=
ipultigen 9laeresens. Der lid beute
gprlnittag entlub lnb bon eil1em
Gtur 1,bon go NGeilen hegleitet ipar
fBait 8 SOL @ege1 fielen in a stunz
ocn iiber Sanop ppot. ipp Der 05em1
bonn siibpltlturm bergboh a,tfsepeitldt
mar. @iele gdiffe ipuroe,, BON Sci
Insfabrt ab9ebolteu llnb ein fleine,
Shponer, ser S4. 9. g6ale bon Gba=
uerie, 81. g., sing inter. Ser aopitd,
rl,b ein Wlutrpic crtra,1fer, lpdbren<
A Mun bon Ser &iiltenipahe gerette
ipurben. sln Ser 9iprbfiilte pnn shn
SerieD ridtete Ser Stlrn1 ,nar1i9fud,
shdbcn an bcrcn llnfans iid) nod
uiht iiberleben labt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-05

iti9e gbatiafeit ber II s8oote sldBt bie
iGpnoca,ersgeulnr nitbts n,e6r burrb,
&,e5t rsosgirn.b, q. Mug. sllIles
tin. 9ffisieu iipirb sllbegeben,' Dob sic
Mu1ien1t6 bonl bersNlouie Nabarspns
2iuie auf 8aribau snriidgesDgen
gaben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-05
Tleibige Notenoreiderei I'M @taatsaut.
Den eoen 8riten iou nit aer 6flid)fett betpieien
tptroen,
9ab e I'M l1nredt ino uno Ole goe 1T naesn fertia
Ipbei es lih Inn feline ladlidle Sifferens

'obei es lid] I'M feline iadlide 9ifferens =
v9rin5ip" banbelt 9iele 9ifferens,
Oiirfte ldlieBltb oen @aager 5ribrnal
streit nit 5ronfreid tpegen Ser Gacia
3. q. gtntional6unbes - 8eidliiile G
S47s,000 bonn @erbanb fir bel1tid)e ar
@duler in grie burh Sic 5lntb 5erlrort
Sobte uao 3 W3illiouen gi9entbltrnsIdab
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slus sem staatc.
@ e tier Ii Il S 6 i II tie.

9 c 9 @oine 8, a. s(us. 9as 8u(z
letin fir bie nit ben1 2. beenoete $50
DIE 6elagt: Cine ipeitere 8ocbe fiible11
ltno feuhten @etters fat Sen Sort
l6ritt nit 6enma6en, grntearbeiten
llnD 8relden berbinbert. Sic 9urdz
l6nittstenlperuh1r ipnr 5tpar MIR 3ipei
8rab nnter normal, aber Ser 91egenz
fnll ipar iiberndBi9. si1 eittisen @ez
genben mar Ser 8egen bon ltarfen1
8inbe besleitet, Ser I'M gerein nit
DEM ltarfen He9e1 biel @etreibe plattz
feste nnb oie glepfel bon Sen 8dun1el1
bfies. ssln @an5en mar Sic @ode
lebr nngiiniti ig, ausgenomll1et1
fir aorn, bas 5ienlid) suten Sort
lhritt mac6te. aber bp1 mod riiditd11z
big unb bebeute,1b unter Dem Ror1nalz
ltanoe lit. slm l. auguit mar Ser
2ur6l6nitts3ultanb ID, ober 23 9eroz
gent l6lebter als Inn bieie Seit oes
porigen seSabre5.
@s bleibt nod biel 8etreioe l1nae<
l6nitten, bas tbeilipeiIe idpn felt 2
ober 3 8pben reif lit, abcr bas an
balteno naile @ctter bdlt Sic Seloer 5ll
tpeid), ais baB Sic Grutenaldinen ar
beiten fonnen. su6 ba5 bereits aufee<
16pberte 8etreipe fat Sdabel1 bltrd]
Gane erIitten. Gin sroBes areal BON
8ei5en llnb 5afer miro perloren geben
nnb piel @eu lit berbprben. Sblt unb
@emiileernten litlo nod in guten 3uz
ltanbe, bpd] ipirb nielfad iiber aartpfz
felfaule geflagt.
am /. slrguIt mar ber9llrdidnitt5=
ltarb Ser gSeiben 10S Gro5ent, Gartpfz
feln 1O2 llub SsIads 94. SIM gorjo6re
mar ber Stanb am /. slugllit: @eioen
84, aartoffeln so unb 5lads 81.
9 anfraub in Geoar 81 apis 8
gebar Mapibs, 4. slug. Sic
geoar 8eptbs glatioual6anf lpllrbc
bellte friiG BON eil1ent etn3slner Nd1e
ber, Ser ben 3ablelerf 2en 9erri11 nit
Dem gebolper gum Geffneu Ser 8ez
lu0lbe slpang, I'M $21, 300 beraubt.
Ser 8anbit ldeint lidj Sic gan5e
9eadt I'M @ebdllbe perlteft gcbaIte1 gil
buben unb ais 9errin beutc Weorgef,
6ll2 llbr Die Sbiir offuete, I'm @elbz
|pacete nad 8unfen bpn 9tadbarltabz
ten ab5llienben btelt Der 8auber i'm
einen 9epolber ul1ter Sic Male lt1b r6z
tbigte i'm lnter 9robunser1, Sic anbez
Ten gbiiren 5u Dffnen. Ser 9tiuber
berbalf lid] 81 5ipei 8iinbeln Yapierz
gelb llnb 16lus bann Sic @eipolbetbiir
binter Eerrin 5l1. 2esterer tpl1rbe cine
@iertelltu,oe ipdter bon ei,len1 unoere,1
slneeltellten befreit.
Sic 8anf lit cine Ser grDBten in ser
Stabt, bat eii1 &apital BON S5OO,OOO,
100000 lleberiduB lnh $6,O0O.0O0
9epoliten. Ser Grdiibent lit 9falpb
@un gehtel1, Ser ul1d) 9iceprdlioent
Der Continental & Commercial Nattpe
1alabnf in Chicago lit.
Ser gerllllt Ser gonf ipuroc i'm
2auie bes Cages auf $2t,40O feltge<
lteGlt. 5iilfsfanirer 8. 3. Herrin ber<
uue6te mn cine ihlehtc geibreibune
bon bem 8dlber 5r 9eben lll,b ste So
li5et bat bis bellte saht feincs Spur.
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8is gnb.e Mai tp aren
l646 beutfde Suriiten unb aus Der
Suiti5 berDprgegansene Rei95= llnb
Wertpaltungsbeumte ,1ah Der neun-
ten @erluftlifte Der rOsutfden SUI
riitenseitun9" {don I'M &riegs sefalz
len, Ii. a. 8 He6tslebrer, 35S Negiez
rungsz llnb ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
Rinter, 9taatsunpdlte, 800 Re9ts-
mlpdlte, 4G0 elfeKoren, $50 Mefez
renbare uiip. Diefe @tatiltit, aufz
gelteut na6 benz BON Den MeicbsGm=
tern tlno 9anbesiuitiso tisoeripaltunscn
Der uSuriites5eitllng" iiberlaEenen
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a'.nter ben Surilten rei9e grnte bilt.
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8uc, Bel lpeldem ein omeritunilher
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Weubpnpm Sell 8oll betannten
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MbItiese. Das 5lus3eus sebord)te
benz Henter Mornefpeo bolltommen.
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ausiiibren ,ipollte. alber biesmal
netste Ii9 Der 9lpparat sana auf bic
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sparat entfernt aufgebobeu. Der 2eB-
tere mar tot. Warneforb atmete
nod ihtpa6, 5tarb aber auf benz
Wese nod benz @pital.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-05
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@ier - 15-t7c.
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Funeral Tuesday afternoon at o'clock
from Masonic temple, Sixteenth and cap,
cemetery. Friends invited
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Grand avenue, Monday. June !.
Services 70 be held at Dodders chapel
At p. m Tuesday. Interment at Grim
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