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The true northerner., 1915-12-17
The Silent Man.

"You never have a word to say abou.
any one
mo; | never knock because I dom
know whose friend l may be abusing
"But why done you praise occasion
ally?"
Because | never know whose en-
emy may be helping. g."-Detroit Free
Press.
Surely Not.
Mariner Gelating some OF his active
service adventures)-An' me an my
mates was lost in the virgin forest
virgin. so to speak. because the hand
Of man had never before set foot there
Exchange
Thinks She Is.
rs Alice musical?" mo, but she al
ways sings if you ask her."-Boston
Transcript
Cutting.
Sapleigh-On the street today a very
handsome young lady smiled mt me
Miss Keen-Oh. | wouldn't feel badly
about it. There are some men who
look even funnier than you do.-Bos
ton Transcript
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-12

into the last stages OF September pat
ting for the highest place.
Cub prospects are not bright. They
have this long trip to face and they
are not playing any marvellous base
ball with which to weather it. The
infieId will not be right until Safer
gets back, probably in Pittsburgh.
The batting is very gentle and the
pitching is by no means hOleprOOf.
Four eastern teams are in the first
six. All have just been here and we
have a line on their ability. Not one
of them looks like a championship
club. For that matter, no club in the
league does, but one must win the
pennant, The Braves, though de-
feated, looked the best, and have for
some time. Not because of any pre-
pOnderance of mechanical skill, but
on the strength of their determine
ton and the interested way in which
they go about their work.
They have tasted victory before
after hard fight and know the same
thing is possible. And behind them
all the time is Stallings, driving hard
and riding the fellows who do not put
forth their best efforts.
Brooklyn has the best looking me-
chanicaI team, run on lines exactly
opposed to those of StaIlings. Rob
insOn is a leader and not a driver. He
jOIlies his people, where StaIlings ex-
coriates them. The worth Of the two
systems must be proved.
Brooklyn has the best pitching staff
in the league, composed of five
youngsters capable Of starting a
game, and two veterans who can
stand the milling. And there is re-
serve strength for each position on
the team.
But when porting over the succu-
lent statistics keep an an eye cooked
on Pittsburgh. Fred Clarke has his
team going at a great rate, though
on paper it doesn't look like for
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-12

JlG JOSSlDlC GACCDLlOu Ol DduCIOlI VI
the Phillies, dug up this season.
And the schedule faVors the Pr
rates. If they are still in the first di-
vision when they finish their next
western trip, and not more than four
games back of the first-pIace team,
their chances are worth a wager.
Pittsburgh, for the remainder of the
season, has more games at home
than any other team in the league,
and this is essentially a home year,
with every team making it's best
showing on its own lot. There are
no good travelling clubs in the flag
hunt
But the sUrest way to make any
money wagering on this National
league race is to take your coin out
Of one pocket and salt it away in the
other. Anything can happeR-and is
liable to.
Batting against Connie Mack's
baseball pupils should restore the
confidence of the White Sox in their
own ability to hit They should come
home with the belief that they are
regular gOsh-darned sluggers, liable
to smash down a fence most any
time they want to. They are fortu-
nate in getting the Mackmen at the
close Of the trip instead of at the be-
ginning.
Saturday the Sox will be home, fac
ing the Tigers, which is a right risky
thing to do. Much depends on the
battles with the Jennings gang, and
if the Sox can grab both of them they
will slide back to second place.
In their last four games RowIand's
people have smacked A hits. as many
as they got in all the previous tits Of
the eastern trip. And winning four
games in a row has pulled up the
general average. By winning today
the South SideTs will head hOmeward
with an even break to show for their
visit. Fffty-ffty baseball won't win
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-23

Son Sem ariegsratb scr Auiirz
ten i'll &aris biirfte man alld io9en
fDinuen: @iclc aDbc berberbcu Sen
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-23

lai11S, %bc6anoeln Bic 9ellti6en niebt 10,
ipie es 0dall1er uno @eloen beroienen.
|9a9c9cn lit feit1 .ein5iser 9euti6er,
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tann. 8ir 6aben bereitipiuiglt allc
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baden lire &inber, Sralten ,i11b @reile
nit allcm Gelpeft %be6aabclt. 9ab
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ben geltelt lit; ood lit Scr 3eitpunft
fir perarti9c Gerbanbluneen llidt gc~
tommen. Glles bdn9t bp1n Grfole
Der oeutldcn 8affen ab. Gs unterz
ltegt feineln 3lpeifel, BOB 2e1tl9lanb
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0ann, tpenn nclle Scinbe lie ongreiz
fen. @ir ppllen ant Gage seq Sc
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len, oab mir ein 9iecbt 6abeu, ll1ls cine
5tbiltlirtc Station 81 l1e11ncn. bon Ser
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l1no lptr 6a6en fem Sntcrele barar1.
bicles Soft bon SelScn, eiu @nnber
Der @elt9eididtc, 6abiulierben 81
ieben."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-23
G',sIa,to, gmcrifa ,,nb Sdpart.

@ie MON lid in sSapon sen Mltss
gal1g beg @cltfriees be11ft, eroiebi
ltd alls ei1ler 9llsloin1ng Scr. iapanis
lden 3ettulig 0G9u9t Gbilnpo@. Sci
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5tcbll1lg intcrciim1t. gs ereiebt 1id
aus inn, Dab in Sapan fin Sus gii1loz
nib nit England nm nod ip5enia ges
getlterrrlg berrl1t, unb baB sic @aiirz
ten, ipern lie INNER nod leiie 5pffz
11ll119 baber1, Sapan f6nne @iilfstrlpz
pen nod Dem %eltropaiiden ariegsldaue
plab lbifen, gut tbur1, ipenn lie biele
9nffnlng cnbgiiltia begrabe1. gs lit
o%ffenbar. bab bic @plfstimmuno iol<
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obre sic. 3ultinmnlng bes goIfcs miro
Die iapalliide @csterune lid auf ba5
Nbel1te1cr nidt ei11laiien.
ngs lpare @abniinu, Id)rei6t Sic
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ldei1en tpcrben. gngli1de Srel1nbz
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te. Sn fur5cr 3cit ipiro itd Sapan
tpr %erntc. Sdnierigfeiten geltelt
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baf uir scii1c .@rpR1nnd)t BPM 1idjt
mt,10crcr gcbcntrrg ais G,gla1b unb
Incrifa iilt6; cilte OrpRtmudt int net
teiter Sumo hes @prtcs, u,1b ba; mir
altd pDr bicicu bcihcn @Dlfern nid5t
61trdt SIT babett braltd)eu. 8ir fins.
|ltlrlloo ippllel1 fir ale 3citcll 5leiben: sic
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icres Mad)t iuirb es 11rs gcitattc,1, INT
icrit lang gebegtcn Snnid, 1rs an
ocr 8citfiiftc sltcrifas feit5niete,t, SIT
per,utrflidcit. @ir iitlb int @egriffe.
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non ber5ultcllcn. @eltte perlie6t
Mlnerifa Sic Nlfiirten nit 8nffeil ln6.
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9clttl6lanb ,bielleidt fpmnnt nod Ser
Sag, pp @eltldlunb inns baiielbc licz
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jtralicn.
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bab ipir tire @~efar9enen mic gbrenz.
mai1tcr bebanocl1. Nublaab, Sra1lfz
reid llllb mc6r als ale mloerll, @noS
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-23
Die gcritarf,ns pon Suite NIB Seer
Der Ser. Staatclt nl1h BIC Soften.

Sic 0ffcntli9e Mleinuns ocs 2a,1bes
lit .be1te n1tltreitig 5ugrniten elmer
gan5 beoel1tel1oen @eritarfl1ng bpn
Seer 1lnb Slotte. geipllbcrs sic SLOT
entertaining ldci1t Dem gplfe npt6s
ipeltbis. Cine in 0ieien gagen borgez
l1onnn1erle I6ltimmung iiber Sic Srage:
l1pn Die Slotte Der Ser. Gtaaten auf
gletde 5Dbe ll1b Stdrfe nit SET bril-
tiiden a%ricgsflotte gebradt mcrben?,
lpiirbe i%pabrideinltd bon einer arpBen
Mebrbett beiobt lperber1. 90 abcr cine
I6lttmmltng etipa brei Nlpnote bon
bcute llp6 Elm d6nlide5 Gelltltat baz
ben ipiirbc, bas lit iebr frnglid. @as
tit alld Damn mod GIT be5ipeifell1, ipcnl1
man annimmt, bnB Sic l1rlad5en, sic
Der 6eutigen &plfsltimrnlt1,g in oieler
Srage 5l1grll1oe licgen, anbul1ern ltnb
IN Der 3ipilden5eit TIT ser information
nolen Gage feinc ipelentlide Menbez
rllns eintritt. Semi. ipcllr1 ou6 sic
Gril11oc, Sic sen llmidipll1g in Ser
pffcntlidcn 03eiruti1g berbeiiiibrten-
lno cs tit gelpibs BOP Sic Dffentlide
Wfeilu1g bpr 5lpei Sa6ren, ODER 10,
1lidts bon elmer lfarfen Gee, gelblpei<
sc oea1 2al1briiltltns ipii1en ippltc -
fcirc 9bldlpadllng erfabren, uno, tpie
a%n5ltnebn1cn lit, oie9fatbianfeit, be-
ionbcrs eil1er ltarfen SIottellbernebrz
ing 1o6 lfdrfer betpnt perben ipirb,
10 uiro oafiir i'm 2a1fe Ser l1aiebjten
@pdel unb Wpnate Sic grDrterlrng
Ser &oltenf rage auf Sic Miiiltungsbegeiz
|iterlll1g 1tarf abfiiblcl1b lpirfeu.
8em's an Bic @ertbcilung ser
Soften, begin. 8cidaffung Der 5ur
9ecflt11g nDtbigen @elper gebt, ipcr-
Den lebr piele, Sic belte @lrrab rll-
fen l1nb cine ilbermd6tige Slptte bcrs
langet1, n1ebr pber lpeniser pl1slih gil
Ser Mt1iidt font,ner, oab Bag 2anb eiz
gentli6 cine grobe Slotte gar nidt mo-
tbig tat, %ipnbern barnit MN Gefabren
bermlfbeldipDren lpiirbe, itnb ms 2as
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iiber9eben, Sem es lit INNER nod.
ipabr, bab bas u9odetboof" ser em@
fpfinblidlte Sbcil Ser uN1atomie bes
Entertainers" lit, llllb ectpiB. bdB basz
lelbe rcdt 1torf g%efrdl1ft inerben mllB.
ioaen Sic 9rpben9iiiitun9spldl1e idnelz
le unp quite 9a1rdfiibru1g finocn.
Sbatldblid ma6t alid 1eute -
@anf Ser britilden gecrallberei ul1b
Den Npleberrpidcn arofooilstbranen
bie Srage, pb Sic 9fititltngspldne
an lid bolfstbiirnlt6 iinb, Scr Mon1iz
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-23

niitration uttb Sen ii6riaen gtreitern
fit cine groBe Slotte unb 5tarfere
Nrmee sar feline Gorge me6r. sic
erfcr,1ten. bab oieielbe 5ur geit tpc@
ni9itens, nit eincm grpbeu csa 8u'
beantfpprten lit - mn 10 me6r befiimz
inert tie Bic Sraac, no bo5 ba3u notbiz
sc @'elb 5u beidoffen lit, 6enn lie pijz
len iebr gut, bab ieoer ein5ige mDglide
Yla,1 5arte @efiiblc perleben mub u1,b
oem5ufolge olf itorfcn @iberitano ito
be1 ipirb. 8enn mo,, bon 8pnbsausz
9aben abieben tpiG - unD Sic grfabrs
ing lcbrt, DAB jcSe aoniniitration unb
ieoe 9artei alien Grurlb bat, rationale
8onbsa1sgaben 81 ibeuen, lpie Sen
86len lelbif - Damn miilIen Sic Sal1z
ienoe Wiaionen, bic Sic 9%nrdfiibrrng
oes Niiifungsp(anes erforbern tpirb,
eben bnrd '5g~eitcuerl,ng mfgebradJt
iperben. 8eifebcnbe stcltcrlt miilien
erbDbt iperben, bent audi sic roufenoen
ltnfoifen nerben tpadien unb bieic
iiberifei9en iebt idon Sic @innabmen
m ba5 8edm1n9sjo9r pirS porallsz
lidtlid nit eit1cm 2efi5it bon rs Wailz
lio1e,1 ODER 10 abi6lieBen.
Gor9ei1lngcll ip1rben iopcit: CT
b0buns Ser steuer ouf gier Inn so
Gents bas Sab, Ser @6isfeplteuer bon
$1.10 'anf $1.2o Sic @adone; 8eibez
boltlng seq 3~udcr5oas, Ser lart Sc
leb bonn /. Neai 1915 ipcgfollen lpllte;
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5dieBbe0arf, Sic cuff Ben erIten Slid
ia seredt erldeint, segen Sic iid aber
lebr piel idgen laBt 1nb nod gelagt
tperben ip1lss. nnb caoli9 Sic Musbe6ns
ltng Ser Ginfpmncnlteuer al1f gtnfomz
men bon $4,000, be8ip. (fur @erbeiraz
t6ete) $4,000 ullo grbDbung Des Mrfz
ldlags altf er06erle gillfnmmen. Seber
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9etpib, ooer nod 9cipiIer, idarfe gess
ner16aft, benin bur6 ieben bon i6nct1
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bebrobt fiiblen es lit eben bod 10,
oaB ma Bel Sem 9%cfiiripprte11, begin.
giligen nelter arpber @llsgoben olez
mai b%orausiebt, bnB Sic ~uarSeren Ser
le" bas @clo ltellen miilen.
60 lteben. trps Der bcr5eitigen tar
fen StrDmung gu ibren 9uniten Ben
8iiitungsplanen nod idtpere 3eiten
unb barte &dmpfe in Auslidt, unS es
mag gut 10 forn11esl. BOB lire beifen
6rennbe, b%iejenigen, bic Sic 1arfe 8ils
itung notbnenbig erdsebten febufs CT
baltung begin. @ieoefseltenomadrng
oer l1nobbargisfeit bes aanbes, nod
i'm 9tinen nerei1 beiten Seinb-gngz.
lanbl M anfleben neroen: opd sefdI<s
fight einise tpeitere gdanbtbaten gegert
argerifa gu sbeseben, unb mebr Stole
berb'lde acknowledgement gu pergies.
Ben, Der Observation-Disclosures gum
|sieg iiber Sie 9o1Iarlie6e 5l berz
belfen
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8enn Sic beutiden @ecrfii6rer
aus itratesildcn ober arbereu @riars
ben tire Stclunlgen in 8urlarb an
bern, mcIbet Ectrpgrab einen ruiiiiden
Sieg.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-23

- 9os g3otto bes .GrppiScncc
Sonrnal" iolltc lolten: s8er einrnaI
liigt, bem slaubt man nidt!!"
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Entered at tho PostofIcs at pavonpor.
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ea!b eer Der. Staaten $2.On. mad CANADA UNI
aao europa $3.50 tdbrIid BET 8oraussabIuna
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-23

s@ie allieitig bprullsgeieben Ipl1rz
Be, iinb Sic eblen 8riten, ibren n1crz
fantiliidcn Sniti,1ften fn9enb, mnobz
.ldlIig bemiibt, nie Ser. Gtaatena ua1i
Dem Sinan5gcbict bo,1 iid) ob6on9ig 81
MAIDEN.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-23

sallmipplle mebr pprbanoen lit, I'M
@rploltpitpffe ber5ulteuen, nno SAP bas
aupfer con Ben Sdd)ern eer1onmen
miro, I'M @eidpIie bersuitclen pber
eleftrilde Satterien fir miiitdriidJe
3lrefe on5ufertieen.. Ser offi5icue
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tartlde 3tpefe Sullnllpolle ullf unbez
gren5te 3ett p%prbonoen lit, oenu erz
items bat iih sic &csierune bierin bel
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lie grobc Sallmlpptlen @urrdt6e in
9ntmerpen crbclltet. SdIiebItd tann
lie lest audi &allmlpplle aus Der Gin
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@Olitiide NIB n,tpplitiide
8anbslpKe,t.

~ 9ns @sotto bes nHrppiScncc
SSournal" iplltc Ialtten: pBer cinmqI
liigt, bem slaubt man nidt!"
Son Sem ariegsratb Scr Aliirz
tel i'll 8aris biirfte ma audi lo9eu
fDijnnen: @iclc aDhc berbcrbcn Sen
Bretl
8enn Sic beuti9en @ecrfi6rer
aus ltratesildcn ooer anbereu Grim
Den lire 5tcllllngen in 8llrlanb an
bern, melbet Hctrpgrab einen ruiiiiden
Sieg.
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mort: uSf at firit bon bpr't illcceeS,
trb, trp asainl" 'tiidt bas Nrobtbcnce
SSpl1rnaI tdelih cine 1le1e Sdaltcrmar
m1f, III Ser @pffmrng, ba5 irgenhmn
bp1 ettpas fleben bIeibcu miro.
- @ie oIieitie bprollsgcIeben ipllrz
Sc, iinb Sic eblen 8riten, ibren n1crz
fantiliidcn S%nitinften fpl9enn, nnabz
.ldlIig ben1iibt, nie Ser. Gtaaten anl1f
Dem Sinan5gebieti bon ltd abbon9ig gu
MAIDEN.
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.li9 biirftc CO Bel hen MIIiirten. be1cl1
Sic ga1,sc @elt nffcn ltebt, in SpIge
.tbrer iinnlplen Ter9crbltng Elm gut
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iid ielbit ansclpiclencn gentralmdd]z
ten.
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an 9rt llnh Stellc bauon iibersel1st bas
ben, bab nas Sriiaen bes britiidcn
2Dpcn bcl1tc feline 0daht bcr@rbc mebr
ein5nldiidtern perntag.
- 8enn 9cltIhIanb borber ridt
lie9c, tperSe cs ullterIiegclt. meint Ser
Cincinnati uSines : Star". 50
mirb's luobl lcin. Ibcr %tuiilcn n,Giid1ten
mir, ipcr bemt Zines Stur" 10 tiefs
griinpiee, perbliiifenbc @cisbeit sez
ltedt Iat.
@aaitrectorsa,1e ratbeu @ng@
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feline gcudtlu1a 81, idenfen. Sir @nls
itreet fomn1t aege,1ipdrtig England
,erlt, bann @allltreet ltnh hallu Sic Ser.
staotcn. Hallber nnb gcrrdtbcr
5usleib.
Salt allc iapaniiden slatter iiub
einitimmig in ser 8etpunberuna pnn
9%cutlblaubs militdriIden 2eiitin9cn
unb fritilireu Init bekd1tliderStren
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Salf anc iapaniiden @latter liub
einitimmig in ser 8eipunbcrung pm
9%eutidlmbs militdriId)en 2eiitiln9cn
unb fritiiiren init beEa9tlider5 tren>
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IN tbrer etgenen @eIddfts6ran=
9e er5ielt baden. 8ie1e Qertte
bleiben fprttpabrenb in 8erbin<
onng nit Sen NngeIegenbeiten
Der 8nnf, fHenten Sbnen lire
Nl1fmerfiamfeit l1nb Ia1fen linen
bte 8obltbat ibrer reiden CIR
fabrnngen 5utbeil tperben, I'm,
Sbnen als 9epo1itor un6 1id
1elbit als 4ftionar Sen grDbts
mogltden S@ub autommen gu
Idllen.
9ireftpren:
9. 5. SonsDertp, grafient.
Is. s. 8rpunlic, &aiiirer. !.
8. 8 <cbotter, grdiioent Ser
Soma Surniture SO.
Spl Mprit, gigentbiimer Ser
Sub Clothing 60.
8. 8. SartcmeDcr, gigentbnmer
Der s. s. 8artemeger @roce<
III So.
IS. 8. Carroll, 8abnar3t.
Srch 9. SDarDm, 8eitungsberz
,ausgeber uno 8oftn1etFer bon
9abenpprt.
S. q. @anlep, MedtsantpaIt.
Ncfter S. GrDof, 8ra1tbent Ser
9dtpfebe Snbe1tment Co.,
Rrdiibe,1t unb s9abmeiifer
Der groot 8rps. 2aunbrb 60.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-23

Sc, lin nidt Gil iasen, CARTE, Sic I'm
fabigfeit Der Mqiirten, sic beutlden
2inien I'M 8eiten su oltrdbred}cn pier
ben1 4nltltrm ser oeutidcn araftc i'm
Sife1 gil lptberlteben".
81. Ypuug, en9liiher ghriftreIfer,
lett bieleu Sabren in Sapa11 uniaI-
Zig, III einent Irtifel ncs uSopan
sgatlD g%brpnicle".
Sic cngliide Musbllngerltngsppz
litif bat I'M beutlden @plfe ardfte
altsgelDit, NIT lpeldel1 ntal1 nidt gez
rcd1et bate, nit beien r1o1, obcr nod
ipirb rcdne1 miiilen, lperrl ser arieg
lange Ser &ersatteet,beit ongcb1rt.
9as oeltlde @plf ipcib lcet, bnb cs
iid lelbif ernibreu fam. ipeun cs lpiu.
S1t idapercr 3eit bat es Sic &raft bcs
bein,atbfiden gobens erprpbf, ms
9Iah5erb bat CT Sic Trobe beltunoen.
Sir Bic hcutihe golfslpirtbidaff mllb
bas BON grpbcr geDeutl1ng lpcroen.
llnb iei1er %slu5lduSer, ser nor eini9cr
Belt ben Insiprud tbat, nod Sem
arie9c iperhe 9eutldIonb nas unabz
bdnaigite eatb ser @eIt icin. bra1ldlt
nidH 5ll befiirdlten, einntdl 5lt Sen faIz
id5en 8rppbetcn gesdblt SIT lneroen. 50
iptro es iii Ser Sbat iein. Inns altd]
has tit ein Sieg, m nciiel1 Splscn Sic
Scinhc nno Nciner 0e1tidIunSs nod
lange 81 tragen babcn iperocn.
Ser Mhtnttipnsbebarf Set NIz
litrter lit 10 9rpb, nub tic ihn leIblt
nit 3ubilfenubme u~nleres 2anoes nidlt
beden f6unen. Srnntrei1 bictet eillcn
ao1traft fir Sic 2ieferllng bon r1eltll
gfiltpncn @1no9ranatetl allen 6obri=
fen an, miro iebpd) iiberall %obgeipielen,
neil Die 9critclltng idapieria 1T mo
an bic tednilden Sabigfetten Ser CIR
better anfprhernmeen itellt, bener lie
l1idt aelpadlen linb. @as Sos iibriz
sc 8riessnaterial betrifft. 10 nirb cs.
lppbl, 5l1 nnlercr S9mud, malen6afti
bergclteut. aber ob sic Subrifen alld)
Sag unb 9fndt orbeiten. fonnen lie
,icht 9el1t9 %liefern, icitocm Sic NIliirz
ten it'd fir bcn nellen &~riessplou entz
ihieSen baben, Bic gerbiiubcten aus
i6ren Sdiitenardben binalisauidies
Zen. @enn lie einen Nnsriif erDifnen.
laiien lie 8lei unb Glen regllcu, pbne
iraenS ipelden grfolg 5u ersieIeu,]
lpic Ser lette @1rdbrudsperild ii, ser
Champagne unb III Slarlbern eripielen
bat.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-23
n110
anfwdrts

fei be6ie6en. Sl allpier tam Sic @ers.
lesgenbeit, lpenn lie iiberbolpt beltebt,
MIR momentum iein oa ii6 groBe
allpferber9perfe III Ben eroberte1 Sc
bieten Eplens %befinoen ulb sic ierbiz
iden a1lpferberglperte, Bic DEFENDERS
ergiebis iino, lid ebenfalls in ben 9dllz
Den Ser &ertiitlbcten befinnen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-23

u%5ran5oIen Iiesen in giibz sere
bien. Scrben flie6cn i'm Noroen."
(gpe. Sun.( Sic gpeniua Sltll
bciiert Iid: Sur6dlfte beridtet lie Idou
Die @a9r9eit,,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-23

Sic csgltihe Yrei1e lllht Sen
iinfennen Mlltb beg @olfes gu beber,
iroent tic tdalib @ertd)tc bon Sem grps
bcn Nptbltano in 9eutlblnno %liefert,
Sic Iammt nto %lonbers erlpgen lino.
go miro selagt, bab tein Saoen
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-23

Getrelt octt eneIildcn gprids
mort: uSf at firlf bou opn't illcceeb.
trb, trp %againl" 'tii6t bas NrpbtSence
SprrnaI tdelih cine 1te1e sdaltermdr
m1f, III Ser @pffmrng, ba5 irgenhmn
bph ettpas fleben bIeibcn miro.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-06-02
FIFTY-YEAR SEARCH ENDS
Lost Sister After Spending Much
Time and Money.

Altus, OKLA search of fifty years,
extending over dozen different states
and twenty-five counties in Oklahoma,
during the progress of which a small
fortune was expended in an advertts.
ing campaign, ended at Blair when P.
c. Grimes of Nebraska City, Neb.,
stepped from an Orient passenger
train into the arms of his sister, Mrs.
D. w. Jones of Altus.
Mr.. Grimes is seventy-five years old.
Fifty years ago, after the marriage Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones, the family broke
up After few years they lost trace
of each other and all efforts to get
into communication were unavailing.
Mr. Grimes then began his search.
1t was a mere accident that Grimes
finally found his sister. He had writ
ten a letter to her, directed to Rix.
a post Office in Green county, long
since discontinued. The letter was
thrown to Mangum, and Postmaster
G. B. Townsend, who happened to be
personally acquainted with Mrs. Jopes
forwarded the letter to her.