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Tombstone epitaph., 1915-03-07
WESTERN.

Governor Boyle signed the six months residence divorce bill for Ne vada The bill restores the law reIat- ing to divorce as il was two years ago.
 After two days fighting. the death list at Bluff. Utah, is five Indians killed. an unknown number wounded. one white man killed and one wounded
 quarantine against every state in the Union. Canada and New Mexico was officially proclaimed at Austin. mouth disease.
 Thirty-six indicted master plumbers on trial during the past two weeks in the Federal Court of Des Moines. la. for violation of the sherman anti trust law. were found guilty
 The New Mexico Legislature passed a county salary bill. and il was signed by the speaker of the House and president of the Senate. and if was then sent 10 the governor
 Maude Armfield. motion picture actress, was awarded si0.0O0 in her suit for s500600 damage for breach Of promise against Bryant Howard. Jr., of San Diego by a jury in Superior Judge Wilbur's court al Los Angeles.
 Having cleared sS.o0O in fifteen days from a lease on mining prop erty near Victor, Colo. James Gordon kyner celebrated by going to Chey- enne and marrying Mrs. Bessie Me Eachern. also Of Victor. His bride is a widow with two children.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-03-07
New Mexico.

The Rodeo nitrate beds are said 70 average % per cent, which makes them workable
 The La Luz Copper Company has incorporated with a capitalization of s25c,o00. Mining and smelting Of ores will be its principal object.
 It was stated at Artesia that Den yer capitalists are 10 put up the slJo.- poo to prospect for oil in the Pecos valley on the lines laid down by GeOlogists Fischer and Arnold.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-03-07

ceive the cuttings. never deeper than necessary. A sharpened iron rod is perhaps the best implement for mak. ing a hole. The point should be abrupt rather than long, since other. wise the space at the bottom would be too narrow for the cutting and an open air space would be created uE- derneath the plant.
 Spacing. a matter of importance which depends largely upon the vari. ety Of willow planted. is discussed in some detail in Farmers Bulletin G2e, which will be sent free upon applica- ton.
 The bulletin also describes in de
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-03-07

They become old-fashioned and obso- lete while their engines and guns and armor are still as good as on the day Of completion That is one reason why It IS so much more expensive 10 maintain navy than it used to be.
 Cincinnati Times-Star.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-03-07
Just Deserts.

A man jumped into the river today '. but another man who was passing at the time pulled him out"
 Did he bear any marks Of identifi. cation7"
 Nothing but wrist watch"
 What did the gallant rescuer do when he saw the wrist wstch?" He threw him in again"
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-03-07
WE ERIN MINING NEWS IN RIFF
Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Market Value of Metals,
IN B RI E E

Market Value of Metals. St. Louis.-Lead-s3.7 Spelter-ss.75dS.99. New lork.-Rar silver-4S7sc. Lead-s3.s2a 3.S7; London, G19, Ss. Sd.
 Spelter-sS.904S92; London, Eao. Copper Electrolytic. SI4G2gl4s7; casting, sl42Jdl4G2.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-03-07


 cuttings in different parts Of the conn try. and although in many ius,gnces the experiments have been failures. there Is 10 longer any doubt that vil. iovs can be grown everywhere .rca-, h arid and seuiarid reSicus at higb attitudes. and in some portions O. The south Commercially. they are now grown only in Q few areas. notably in New York. Wisconsin, 3errzylyapia and Ohio They may, however. Drove rem1ae-atiye crop. Estimates pub hshed In Farmers Bulletin No. s22. Basket Willow Culture, |" indicate that an average annual net profit of from ssi to sss an acre may be expected
 In selecting site for a willow holt. the first consideration is moisture Water should be within from two 10 six feet of the surface. and tho sup-sy constant and sufficient It is better. however. to select a site which may be too dry. rather than one which may be too wet Where the moisture conditions are favorable basket will lows will grow on a wide range of soils. although they do best in loose. sandy loam- Excessively acid or ex- eessiveiy alkaline soils should be avoided. IL Is desirable. too. that the wind have free access to the holt. since this minimizes the danger from insects The neighborhOod of large areas of weeds is also undesirable, for 1t is difficult at best to keep the holt clean. For this reason it i1 advisable that hclts be established on land which has been previously cultivated. Many failures, it Is said, are due to lack of proper preparation Of the ground If possible, a previous crop of corn or potatoes should be plant ed Late in the fall the land should then be plowed and left 10 weather during the winter.
 All basket willow holts are started from cuttings from shoots or branches. Since the plants last from twelve to fifteen years or longer. the best stock should be selected for this purpose. Of the many varieties. only the American green and the patent Lemley or Lemley should be select ed. These require less cultivation than the purple willow. are easily peeled and bring good prices.
 Where cuttings are purchased. the prices should range from one dollar Der thousand for ten-inch cuttings to five dollars per thousand for twoyear- old l4-inch cuttings. For less than one thousand the prices are frequent Iy much higher. Many persons. how ever. have begun the cultivation Of willows with a few hundred cuttings. and have gradually enlarged their bo,ts as their supply and knowledge ho,h increased. The better the phys sc,I conditions the less necessary it .s tn have large cuttings. but under any circumstances two-year-old plant ,nr stock makes a thrifder growth at first than cuttings from oneyear-old shoots
 The best time to plant is very early ', the spring, when the weather is roo, the soil moist and the cuttings ,bou little if any growth When set ., their holes the cuttings should not nro.rude more than two inches above ,be surface of the ground. The holes sbouId be barely large enough to re-
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-03-07
wARsHIPs HAVE SHORT LIFE
e Wears of Real Usefulness. and Then the Scrap Heap, Seems 10
 se Recognized Thing

when Nelson went into the battle of trafalgar his flagship. the famous old victory, was more than forty years old l., ,he twentieth century warsnip pc gins 10 grow obsolete few months ssser her completion; sho Is hopeless
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-03-07
Shame on You, pawr

Little Lemuel-Say. paw. what Is a promoter?
 fa"-A promoter. son, is a man who sells something he hasn't got to another man wlso doesn't want n
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-03-07
Catarrh of Kidneys
 Cured By Peruna
"I had Ca. tarrh of the Kidneys and Bladder. l Am Very Thankful For Peruna. Feel Well, My tongue is clear, l
HEZ/XHl

have no bitter taste in my mouth. l am glad tc say l do not need Peruna any longer, l am perfectly well. ] have Peruna in the house all the time. When l have . cold or when l do not feel well l take Peruna. We were all sick with the grip last winter. We took Peru na and it helped us. Peruna is the best medicine for grip or colds"
 Mrs: cus. Fl. Carlson. Box 2oI, Or. tonville, Ain1.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-03-07
Retrenchina.

The war is affecting everybody" "Yes?"
 ''l heard of a millionaire yesterday who used to employ five chauheurs. Now he has only four"
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-03-07
Systematically Speaking.

T want to answer Gwendolyn's let ter and say something that means rothing"
 Tell her you love her
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-03-07

In Alaska women have full suffrage without opposition.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-03-07

HE growing Q basket willows could be profit ably carried on much
 more extensively in the United States t..ai. is now the case. In recsrt years the depa-tnrat of agriculture has distribut-
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-30
i3ur Gaitlanb &ataitrpbtc.

@al 6inoton, 80. Suli. Sic
gunoesunterlnbuns oariiber, iper fir
Die galtlano aataltropbe gu taoeln.
mar belte gut I'M 8onee. na9bem Bic
aoronersiurp ibren snqlleit beenoet
Aatte. Soanpelslefretdr 8m. 6. 8eb<
ftelo nno mebrere Nitslieoer bes9anz
pier Snipeftionsoienites perbDrten
hente nebrere 3eltselr 11nb iperoen Die
llnterludllns morsen fortleeen. pente
bat Die 8eDfielb llnterludung nihts
Neucs outage geforoert. Sic Snlpefto<
ren nno anoere 3eusen ipraden Die
Weinung alls, bab 11nterbalIaltirung
ober llnseididte 5anbbabl1ne Ser 8alz
ierballalttonfs bas Gdiff gum l1n1fipz
pen gebrabt babe.
Sic snnbesgranoi,irb erbieIt bel1te
bon 8idter 2aupts Ben gefebI, Sic lln<
terludung Der aataitropbe n1prgen
fort5uieeen. I'M &ritrtinalanflasen gu
erbeben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-30
3abIrei9e olte Grei<

3ablreide olte Trei<
bnrger S@ipaben feierten nieier
Sage in aller @tille bic @rinnerurg
an bic por 100 Sabren erfolste Stifz
tung ibres &orps, ba bic fir bieien
Qlnlob geplont seipelene grobe Jeier
nit 5eitIi@teiten eurd bic Rriegs<
ereignifie einfttpeilen unn0gli9 gez
lporben it. 8eratungsn nabmen ben
Wbenb oe5 Samsta9 unb ben 8prz
mittag bes 9onntag in 9(nipru9.
Der Sonnthg Na1mittag bereinte Die
Seilnebmer oltf Gfm &orpsbauie Bel
cinem Moble, lpabrenb oeIfen cine
Reibe BON @liidlpuni9telegra
oarunter ie zines bes Raiiers. bes
@roBbersoss BON 8aben unb bes
Yrinsen 6riebri6 &orl BON Selien,
einliefen. Die meiiten Eeilnebmer
mubten ous bienitliaen Dber beruf-
li6en @riinben nab @dluB bes msob=
les lpieoer obrenen. Cine tur5e Gaz
guns, Der aber nod 8eenoieung bes
&rieges cine 1dngere fol9en foil.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-30
Die 4artte
9robnfte.

gbicagp, 90. SllIi. @ei5ell
.11OA ssl1li, 105 Sept.
&or1 70 Sllli, 1875 Sept.
Safer 54M Sllli, 81 Sept.
@etreibe fir 8aar SEQ. 9 rotber
Mntcrlpei5en, ,le1, 1,t1111aa114; Mo.
3 &orl1 81; tStunbar0 Safer, Sc.
@oegen Np. 2, 1,eu, 1O2.
@eritc 75-7Sc.
@ieb unb Iropiiionen.
Gbicago, 90. Suli. 8i,lbbieb
3ltfllbr 1000. Stiere $3.50 Bis
1925; &iibe l,no 8inoer, 1926 bis
9.25; &dlber $7..00-t0.25.
5dlpeinc 3tfltfr $4,000. lin
ltetig SIT $6.O5-7.50; sumeiit sll
$6. $50.
Sd)aie Sltfl,br 10000. Stetig
5u $3.50 -6.75; Qanlner $6.25 bis
$50.
@iiB,,er 1879; il,nge 1711a bis
19c.
a,,tter Creamery 211s Bis
25c.
Gier - 16-17c.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-30
Charles 8eders LETTER Sag.
grflart lid nnidu1big
Inb ridtet Mngriff anf


Dliinins, 81. g, 20. Suli. Sic
lebte 5offnuns Becfers erlold beute
abenb ,als linn mitsetbeilt fpurbe, bab
es ieiner @attin 1,i9t gelungen iei,
bon @oub. 8bitrnan einen auflbub gu
ertpirfen. 9ies mar es, INN mas Trau
8eder ben Goubernellr belte Nbenb
s llbr in Rougbfeepiie eriudte. Nod
ibreln Seblidla9 fl1br Tie per gluto na9
bier, Inn Die Na6ri6t ibrcn1 @atten
lanftiglt6 bci5ubringen, aber er bate
Die ldlil1ne aunoe bereits bor ibrer
anflnft erfabren.
gs beiBt, baB Beder aud feine@naz
De ertpartet bate. Sait in bemlelben
augenblid, als er bie Nadridt e,nz
ping, CAB er Der Breile einen 8rief
5ur 8erDffentliduns, ben Ell. an @oub.
8bitman geidrieben bate unb ipprin
er bas Staatsoberbanpt beldulbigte,
falide angabcn in Die 3eitunsen sez
bra6t 5lt baben, utpelde faule 8erllnz
glimpfllngen auf nei1en gbarofter
iperfen" llno beren @iberruf er for
berte.
8eder ipieberbplte ou1 Sic 8etbeuz
erungen leiner llnidulb. Sic angebliz
den fallden sln9aben, Die geder Dem
8ouberneur sul6rieb, iparen: bab er
iid erboten bate, id)u1ois oes Moroes
I'M 5lpeiten @rooe gu pldbiren; .bab er
ii6 erboten bate, Seusnib gesen anz
bere Eerlpnen (bcren Nalnen uuentz
biillt bliebcn) ab3uleeen, iid nit mir
III Die bon BEN 8eiesbre9ern folleftirz
ten @elber getbeilt gu bnbcn";; nnb
baB init elmer falt llnbegreiili9en
@raulamfeit bcbauptet ipurbe, meine
erite Srall lei unter llmitdnben seitor<
ben, ipelde gu Dem 8erhadt beredtiss
ten, baB id ibren SOB perllriadt
bate. " - 8eder lagte, ieine erlteSrau
lei on ber S6ipinbllht seltprben.
@ater gnrrp lpir6 geders 1ebte
8eid]te nm 4 llbr Morsens onb0ren
|uno i'm, Die Mbiolntipn na1 fntbpIi<
lGen Jt1tlts 9eben. llm 5:4O m1ro Oct
Snfulpat nad oer Sinridt1nsstaumer
gefiibrt.
Song gbfe.eplie, 20. Suli. gs
tpar in einent 3inlnter ses 9eIlonz
5alie5, bab Srau 9eder beute abeno
berseblib nit @oub. 8bitma11 nn1 ums
|ipanbIung BEG SobesurtbeiIs iiber ibrea
@atten pldbirte. sic tpeir1te etipas,
bielt lid aber aufredt llno griit,bete
ibren slppell ein5is allf ben @lallben
an Die llnldnlb ibres @attei1. SD
peiB, DOB CHARLES fem peili9er lit,
ober Ell lit nidt Der WDrber, als ber ct
gebrnnomarft ipuroe", iaete lie. Ser
Gnupernenr ipar lidtlid betpest, ldiite
tclte aber lein Soallpt berneinerb.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-30
selesrapbiide gsotisen.
~e1eBtuPVtTuJe 7ta'3toet.
g alebnIl. Su Ser Ra tionnl:
\ Cincinnati s, gpilon TO.
Ci+,c;,,,1o4; 0qoro+, u

y "a eball. Sn Der g q 10 II:
Cincinnati s, Bpilon 10.
Cincinnati 6. Bolton z.
ct. 2ol1is /. 9bilabelpbin 3.
Eittsburg 8, 8rpoflDn 2.
Chicago g1etp gprf, 8egen.
Sn Set q m rican
gleip Dprf 6. Getrpit Z.
Ghilabelpbia /, ct. 2ouis 5.
@nlbingtun 9, glebelanb / (1O
snnings.)
Bottom Chicago, 9aegen.
Sn Der SeberaI S
Gittsbllrs 3, Baltimore o. !
Gittsburg 5, Baltimore 2.
ct. 2pl1is s. getparf II.
aonlas gitb 0, Broof1Dn 4.
Chicago 4. BnfaIp 2.
Sn ser 3 S Qisa:
9abenpprt 2, Bloomington l.
Wlpline l., Henrta 0.
9lpIine 2, Heoria 4 (1t Sns.)
SSreeport 8, 8ecatltr 2 40 Sns)
Gllinep 8odforb. 8ese1,.
9es &c ineg. 9ns 800 Dteilenz
Acknowledgement. bns 5eute gfn6ntit<
tas abgebalten perben iollte, lit tpes
gen bes 5lt bielen 8esens bis 5llnt z.
Iu9nlt nerldoben tpprpen.
Reip 9prf. Ser Seitreider 8uoi
gRalif. Der einen. ltneebiibrIiden Brief
an Hrdlibent 8ilion eeIanbt bate.
lpl1rbe beute unfs @runb 5eittpeilisen
Srrlinns freigelprpbetl llnS in eill
9plpitol geianbt.
9ongbfse epiie. q. 9. @ou<
pernellr Wbit1nan geipihrte beutc
slbenb oabier Ser lrau Charles 8eder
cine slubien5 unb b0rte ibre gitte I'M
Strafumlpanplllns fir ibren 8ntten
an, lebnte aber iebe gtnmiiduns ab.
Gie Soinridtllns lit auf morgen (grei>
tag) friib anselebt.
gSaibing ton. NearubniraE s.
9. S. Woore, aommanbant oer Wln<
rineitation 3pnoluln, tp,lrbe belitc
lpeeen erret6ter alterssren3e (62
Subre) i'll ben Gubeltnnb berIest l1no
&apttdn gilbert Gleabes. &o,nmunbnltt
oes Shiffsbaubofes Nep Yorf. aparls
eirt baour6 gum slbn1iral. (Woore
lpurpe 1853 in Yaris. Sus.. ges
boren.
@albins n. S. 4. Beinlbenf.
ber Dtann bon 8ellepue. Soma, Der
fiir3Iih ipegen lditiger Eropnsanoa se.
gen bie Neltralitdtspolitif Der 8egics
ring perbaftet u1o in Elm Srrenboipis
taI sebradt lpurbe. lit bcllte seiitis se<
lunb befllnben uno freigeIaiien tporben.
|. 9ecatur, SQs, 9ie Gireftoren
bes 3 S &lnb bon 9ecntl,r famel
beute au Dem 8efllno, bab es linen
niht n1Dsli6 lei. ben 8lnb finanaiea 3u
lauren ino bena1ri9ti9ten ben 2igas
prdiibentell Eearneb.
8boenig. Ari3. Sberrid3ter Wcs
Nlilter seipdbrte beute A Negitanern.
oie morsen I'M 3udtbaus 3u FLORENCE
eebdnst iperoen lollten, bic gerilillns
an bas Sberltaatsgeriht.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-30
Der 6eut11e 5tu0snt int syelDe.

Snteri7arte Qluffdliife ilber bic ge1.
dhgen 8ebiirfniiie Der @tubenten i'm
Jelbe gibt eine Sammluns bpn Geloz5
pDftbriefen, bic l1nter Dem Sitel: Sin
.Gdo auf Die erite 2iebesgabe beut<
ifer So@f6iiler" erI9ienen lit. Nus
al Den 8riefen fpribt Der Wunld
natb seiiligem, 1o5ialem 3uianmenz
sl9iub, Die sSebnfu9t na9 ofabemiz
i9cr @emein{boft. Sic baben nidt
rtrgeiIen, DOB iie v8ulturmenlben"
tlnb. Der etpisen Sabatsliebesaaben,
Der lleberfdiittung nit Mous uno
Gblahen iinb lie nliibe. Warum
iGreibt Der einfade @olbat INNER,
lnenn es bic 3ett erlnubt2 @s lit bas
brtngenoe 8erlansen, ben @eiit gu
heltdtigeL benn Das perraten an
oie geridte geiitigs @ntbeberunsen
f0nnen f9limmer fein als leibli6e.
lnb INNER !pie0er sic Bitte na9
Si9ern, Derein5elt mad luftigen,
lneiit na9 erniten, I'm 1i1 bpm vMas
tfrtalismus bes Rriegslebens" au be-
sfreten.
gute 8u9er fnb ibnen Elm S5eilis<
t,ln'. Muber benz Jauit iperben So<
ta5, 2tliencrp1l @uden Cohen ais
itdnoige 8egleiter eripdbnt. Gs ipri9t
faraus bic Sebniu9t nod 8ertiefuns
!, unb oas geoiirfnis, fid oes @filteS.
Der 3eit, tpie srobe Mdnner. ibn
erfabt, betpubt all iper0eu. sSn ben
meiiten 8riefen Der Drang ra9 et=
mas Meltanfdaulidem, bic Mdtlel@
5grDbe bieier 3eit al1 beuten, bic 3u<
lammenbdnge 5ip;iden ben @el6e6z
Baiifen auf3u5eigen l,nb boS @reignis
her &rieges in @ebanten gu erfal1er.
Ni6t rRriegsromane" nidt rleihte"
9ettiire, 1pnbern gntiport allf syras
GER uno 3ipeifel. bie friiber bielIei9t
nllr blibartig auftaudten, ieBt ober
.brernenoe innere glot seiporben. 9a<
bsn tie bod, ipie einise fdreiber, auf.
BEN 5dla4tfelb ert ibren @ott redt
iiennen gelernt. gereinaelt audi bic
9itte I'M 8iider ppltspirtldaftli6en
GharatterS unb 8orI9ldge, bauernbe
Mttetlungen aipi1den ben Rdmpfen<
ben unS Gtipibeerunsen ber So1,
idullehrer anaureaen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-30
Sic Stdrfe Ser rniliid e II,
9lrmee.

81 M, 30. sSrli. (gpc5ialfabel Ser
Chic. 9ailb Neips.) Sic gribuna gibt
folgct0e 3ablen Ser in NllBlano unter
Baffen ltebenben Mannidaften. gu
Beginn oes &rieges ipurbe Die critic
&fnlle ber 8eicrber, bon 90 big 35
Sabren. einberufen. mas Die reguldre
armcc alf etipa 9R Deillionen
brn1tc.
Gor brei 8pdcu tplrbe sic 5ipeite
8elerbcflaiIc einberufer1, mir Die einz
5igcn SDbne bon 8itttpen ansgenon,e
men, mas neitere 211a Miaione,1 err
|gab. lllb es ii,1b nod Die Nelerbe,1 Ser
oritteu alaiie (2anbitnrm) bcrfiigbar,
Die allf 2 biz 8 Millionen gei9abt
tperberl.
8cnr oie ruliilden @eere ge,iigeno
nit Munition bcrieben pdrcl1, 10 Iolle
ten iie I'M gtanDe lci,1, Sen Seinb Dallz
|ernb ab3uipebren. gl6cr baran feblt esI
5ur Scit llnb bielen Mansel ipirb and)
in Der naIen 3,tfllnft nod nidt abge<
boIfen fem uno bies lit Sic &auptur<
lode, oab lie arbcr Stanoe ii11b, lire
5ablennaBig i,nnter nod iiberipdlti%
genbe lleberl1,udt 5ur Geltung gu
bringen.
S5inter Sen 4 NGIlionel1 Mann. Sic
Mnblono jett an. Der lansel1 ssront bon
ber Gltlee big 5ur 8ltIntpina i'm Seloe
bat, Den 8ere6nlngen Ser britilhen
l1l1b itaIienil9en Nilitarfritifer 5ufolz
ee, iteben inl,ner nod Nillione1, bon
8eierpell, bie iii Scr Ilsbilonng uno
8elpaffnllng bcsriffcn lil1b.
Mnililder @ild5ns aus
gan5 Eolcn ipsabrlbeinlid.
2on0son, 20. su1i, gSa6ts. Sic
lpabrldleinlt6e Naltnllng bon @arz
|idau llno gana Yolc,, bur9 sic 8uiien
|ipirb in ben Madtoepeldcn ron 8etrpz
|grab allgeDentet llno allsseiiibrt. bab
Die rullilde glrmee,. lplange lie ,ridt
geniiget1b alsgeriiltct let. I'M cs nit
Der ppllfpmmener ullltro belltlden
ariegslnald]inc auf5une6nen, am be-
ten barun t6un lpcrbc, Sic S1ladt gu
permcioen llnb lid 5uriid5u5iebcu.
|spater ipiirbe lie (natiirlid)) Sic Sfz
|fcniipc tpieber al1fne1mcn unb ben
Seino BON bern ubciIisen rlliiildeu5
8Dbcr1 bertreibe,1
Scr 8arldaller aorreiponSe1t Ser
Simes telegrapbirte utlter Dem 9atum
bon sonntas gubt: uMai1 glal1bt
nidt, oab es grpbe Sample in bieler
@egel,b scben lpirb, fpnberl1 ,llrNaetlz
|butssefe6tc 5ipildcn bier llno elmer
nellen 2inie. @us So it, MT ip1trbe
beute l9pn abtransportirt."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-30
AnS 0fr 8unbesbauptitaot'
Smm er 1nebr $ 5dde1eien
nit 9eutldlanb.

8olhington, 90. sSuli. gotz
#l6aftes 8erarb tpl1rbc beute angeipiez
lcE ais sll1fmerfla1nfeit Ser bertlden
8sai runs ouf Die beeibigten ausiagen
hot Ecrlonen 5lt lenten, Die in gngz
lano ols bel1tlde Spione perbaitet
tpl1roen, baB ibnen bon beutlben 8c<
umten gefalidte erifaz.
nil de 8dlle seliefert lporoen leis
en-. sssu einisen 6dllen irllen abtc
anerifanilde Eaiie sefalldt noroen
iein. Ser gotldafter lit anseipieien,
l,nt cine Grflarllng ienes Ebeils Ser
'Mnsiasen 5u eriltden, lporin Mgerteu
Der benfl6en 8csierung als 9aBfdlz
ldcr be5i6tist iperoen. (giebe au9
nnter u&leine 8rieesnabrihten.~
Mlld eli a me rifanil9er
5pion in Ser elem m
Ger geEerlt an Ser sbdnilten @rense
berbaftete slmerifaner 6enrD g. 8ilz
ion, eit 8ltrennangelteIfter bes oeutz
iden aonlulats in Berlin. lit ongez
flast, eine1n britiid)en .Spion eincn
Gab ansgeltellt su baben, Inn linn 5ur
Sludt 81 berbelfen. @enn bieie anz
flase auf @abrbeit ber,lbt, Damn bot
@illpn iid eines 2anbesberrotbs gcsel,
8elltldlanb ldulpis genladt. lppralli
IN 8riegs5eiten Die SpbesltraTe ltcbt.
Stn gtaatsnlnt miro anseneutet,
baB man Inn Die 8egnabigung unb
Ibldiebl1n9 bes 8illnn crllld@en iperbc.
He9iernnssbeanlte gebe,t 5u, oaB
ipenu 9eutlhIarb elmer iolbeu Sitte
Solge leiitet. es MN eth slft per SDfz
lidfeit Ieitens 9eutidla1bs iein mir
BE. gian sibt 5l, bab man nit eiueln
ipld1er geiudy niel bon Seutlblonb
perlun9en ipiiroe, ipenn man iii Be
tradt 5iebt, lpie bentlde Gtaatsanges
bDrise lpegen Des A@erbudtes eines
9aBbetrl1ges bier bebanoelt lpurben.
penrp 8. 8illpn mar eil1mal glerf
III einen Der @albingtpner &ongreBz
committees. Sic Sbatiad)e. bnb er III
@erbinbung nit bem amerif. 8pniulat
in Berlin itanb, itdert linn 1,id)t Sic
ben 9otlduftsansefellteu 5litebenbe
gtraflnitgfeit slt. Sic 8eantten i'm
5tuat san,t lpreden ibr tiefes 8eSaus
erl1 iiber biciel1 3ipiidenfalI al1s.
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4olftog 5lt ipat SEPT baben
Nener appeIl an bic 1negi<
htet eincn gies iiber 9ilfa BEL
Rorscn bor 6 erblist tporbe,r
@oup. 8bitman obseipieien =
ben @ouberneur fir ieineu
@ds bamit 5ulommenbanst.
II 3ro3eb gc9en geder sefiibrt
llo big 5lln1 leeteu ausenblid.
'e - llno ideint aus Ser 3 s.
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asteaungen i'm 9ialnne bon gDr5, ion<
bern fir bic seiamtnte Sront, Sic man
BUR gertbeibignns Der gren5en Ser
Nonardic geipdblt bate"
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sc e gifa nil d E 8.

Sn Manen Ser Soltnanit1t murben
bellte Ibenb bon Sen Ser. Staaten
brtnglide &orltellungen an Die Gene
rdle Garrun5a. @illa nnb Sapatu 9ez
ri6tet. bic 2ebensmittel5ufltbr on bas
hlneernbe @pIf Ser 5tnot Merifp frei<
5ugeben. Gfft5ieIle 8eridte bon Wles
gito meloen, BOB sort cine tbatlddlide
@unsersnotb berrihe.
Garransa fabeIte bel1tc on feline
@ulbin9toner slgentur, hab leineErnps
pen llnb 6 ltiinbigem aanpf Hu :
d II a 9enummen unb sic nfliegenbe
&plpnnc" @iuas, pelde iid) nit Ser
3apatu arn1ce nnbe Merico gitD 5lt
pereini9en gelll6t bate, in Sic Slu6t
geiast babcu.
II IL Il re Nsariner in 5abti.
slmcrifanilbe Marineteruppen III ser
Starte bon 4 aompagnien linb geiterl,
9}adt in Sort oil Hrince selnnoet. Sie
irieben alli einisen 8iberltanb, Der
aber iiberipunben ipurbe, obne boB cs
Gerlulte auf nnlerer seite gab. SOL
9enbe 9epelhe bon slbniral Gaperton
ipnrbe befunnt gegeben:
.2anbungstrllppen baben iid) III Der
stabt feitseleet. 2etdter 8iperltanp
1pllroe gcitern Siadt semabt, aber
leiht iiberiprnben, obnc @erllllt fir
linlere grlppen. Sd bin iett oubci, Die
baptianiihen soloatel llno 9iirser 5lt
.entipaffne,,.
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grobbem II o,aeru,dBig bic lleberma9t babeu.

9uen baen guonen ront 9ez
iepe 2pnbpner vGgpcr" maiden faule gBh gerglcdcn
Nuicn NIT Der 0iicnpne Ncb lnb be Slaer
an ben aem geben geitere 1000 9uien geanaen
3 .gntenten babn bic ofinmg 8ul9arien gn1dnien
anfgegebn sngebi oubc gpione nit amerianicn Na1cn
as, England cripiIdt.
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Snfel Sun bat ieiue Said" !.
21uber nit 9eutid)lano, bat er nit Mertfo mno
SSaDtt 5l tbnn.
DE Gdli9ung an,ertaniider Yae bnr4 oen4e ageuteu.
eim omertonir aDnuatsbeamter brder epo. ertappt

Mere Sruppenlanbuns in @apti fan einen
uipir" Die aontroue in Sort au Hriuce
tonil6en aampfbdbne - garran3a beri
Goduca Charles Beder birfte beutc
iein- Sic lebte 8itte ieiner Buttin BON
8eder ertlarte in eirem letten Sdrcibell
perlDnliben Setnb unb 8er[eumber -
bab Der @obernor aIs 9iltriftontpalt Sc
battle 2estercr betbeuerte ieine l1nId1
slud 9ecatl1r. sSus., lit 8alebalntiil
2isa alstreten gu tponen.
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