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Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-11-28
CREC|AN
SITUATION /
NOT SETTLED
Entente Demands Have Not Been
Conceded as Reported, Only
Under Amusement.
<, j
SAFE CONDUCT IS ,... r..
NOT GUARANTEED
Serbians Nearly All Driven From
Their Own Dominions;; Teu.
tons Advance.

London, Nov. 27.-4London's fearful
view of the Greek situation has been
succeeded by something in the nature
of reaction and the prevailing opin.
ion at the present time is that tue
press Of the public jumped too quickly
to the agreeable conclusion taat
Greece would concede readily all the
Allies demanded.
Jumped at Conclusions.
Although all the forecasts and spec.
ulation regarding Greeces reply to
the Entente minister's new note, EN-.
lbodying the detailed demand of their
government that Greece guarantee Sc.
curity and liberty of ac.lon to the
Franco-Britsh troops or Greek soil.
continues to be optimistic, although
the latest information nom Athens
clearly indicates that Gyee,e has MOI
definitely abandoned the dilatory tao
tics which :1ave caused tDc hiltes SO
much uneasiness. It is now reported
from Athens that the tiree1 govern.
ment probably will propose that mill.
tary experts representing the Entente
powers shall he appoIntee to discuss
with the Greek general staff tho de-
mands which it had heretofore been
assumed we're already satisfactorily
answered.
Bulgars Frustrated Allies Plans. ~
The Eulgarians' operations in the
neigbborhood of iMonastir apparently
have frustrated tac hope of the union
of the Serbian and allied troops in
southern Serbia; hence the use Of the
Railroads IN Creek terrf.o-y to- effect
such a union has becO,ue of the ut.
most Importance.
French Holding Their Own.
| The Germans officially announce
further progress beyond Pristina and
IMitrovitza and central Serbia appar-
emily is almost clear of Serbian troops
except the southern sector. In the
neighborhood of Krivolak the French
are at least holding their own, If they
have not gained slight advantage, in
the series Of attacks and counter-at-
tacks which have given the fighting
here the character of an almost con.
tinuous battle for severa. days. n"
Serbs Recaptured krushevo.
Notwithstanding the persistence Of
the Bulgarian advance, the Serbians
continue their strong defense soui.,
and west of 'Prilep, and, according to
late unconfirmed Athens dispatch,
they have retaken Krushevo.
Roumania Undecided.
Russia is now said to have 35O,0UO
Continued on Page Six.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-11-28
IS CANDIDATE FOR
CONGRESSIONAL HONORS

Hon. Staale Hendrickson of Coteau
for several terms member OF tile
state legislature, now engaged in lie
insurance work, is flirting witt the
political bee and undoubtedly will
soon annunce his candidacy for con
sressional honors from the Third
North Dakota congressional district
Mr.. lHendrickson has been in the city
for two days and will leave for home
Tomorrow morning. While here
has been gauging the situation as il
can be seen from the capital city, anG
feels confident of securing consider
able support in the western district.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-11-28

The Of Scott W. Derrick better known Scotty, is
familiar to the travelling public and business fraternity Of this
State that Of the kaiser in Germany Mr. Derrick
tndent Of the Missouri division Of the Minneapolis St. Paul
Saut st. Marie railroad which the abbreviated and plain
known the $500 He Bismarck construction
train when this city celebrated the completion of the road from
addoc August 1902 For ortfour he has successful
wresed with the ntrcacs and of raroadng He has been
identified with the 500 1887 with previous railroad expert
in the service Of the Chcag Milwaukee st. Paul. Balt
Ohio, and New York Altoona systems He has served
telegraph OPERATOR station superintendent of telegraph
brakeman conductor trainmas and other capacities with
record Of meeting the respective duties credable
His reputation for service better exemped than the
time he served conductor ming Of Mitchell d. when
hundreds of letters other part addressed to him for de-
livery AS 'Scoy the Conductor he entrusted with
sages Of much VITAL private and business Mr. Derrick
headquarters Bismarck he saunch booster for the
ctys interests In his position he contany alert and ready
to serve this community to adva ntage.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-11-28
WILSON READY
To INITIATE
PEACE MOVE
Don't Have to Plead With Me"
He Tells the Women
Callers.
RESENTS VIEW TAKEN
BY ENGLISH PEOPLE
Says America Does Not Want
War to Continue Because
Of Gain.

New York, Nov. 27.-Mrs. Philip
Snowden, wife of a member of the
British parliament, who with Madame
Schwimmer of Hungary, interviewed
President Wilson last night to gain
his support of the proposed confer,
ence, of neutrals to initiate peace,
quoted the president today as having
said:
Quoted President.
"You need not plead with me. !
am anxious, most anxious to do all
can for peace. l will earnestly en-.
deavor to unite. official and unofficial
opinion to that end" .".. g.,
3's Gave Out Statement. ..~
Mrs. Snowden, through the woman
peace party gave out written state
ment of the interview before she sail
ed today on the steamer, Ryndam
for England.
Interested In Peace.
president Wilson is in absolute
sympathy with the peace idea," read
the statement There is not the
slightest doubt that he wants to do
something, but he hesitates lest that
he might act at the wrong time. When
| suggested that it was reg<ottable
that the English people thought that
America wished the war to 60 on for
the sake of the money made out of
it, he said earnestly that it was
very unfair that the American point
should be so presented to England
r Can't Have Fairness in War;
"'But we cannot expect fairness
in war reminded him. In our con.
versation with him, either Madame
Sehwimmer or ] used the word
.u1ehi. !" ne spoke most feelingly,
saying, You need not plead with me
! am anxious, most anxious to do all
that can for peace. shall earnest.
ly endeavor to-! unite official and un-
official opinion to that end Both
Madame Schwimmer and believe
that was all that could possibly be
expected Of head. of a great govern.
ment. = 4. e5rtN-H+
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-11-28
Enojnemen Killed,
Or, WRIT COMING.

DR.. Lincoln Writ will be the next
speaker in the Lyceum course. He
will come on Friday, December 3rd,
instead of December 7th as previous
ly announced. The change of date is
necessary because of the brief time
that Dr. Writ can give to North La.
kota. All except three or four of his
engagements had to be cancelled. Bis.
marck will be fortunate in hearing
a great orator on a theme that holds
the interest of everyone.
1.-THE European War;"
DR.. Writ does not say who is to
blame for the war; he merely gives a
description of things which he saw
on the battle fields of Europe. His lee.
ture is an impassioned appeal for
peace, -.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-11-28
Fifteen LOST LIVES
IN FOOTBALL GAMES

Chicago, Nov. 27.-'Fifteen deaths
have resulted from the football seas
on which closed today, according to a
local sporting statistician. Last year
the number was one less.
Bueh EIevens Suffered Most.
The same authority added that in
most cases the fatalitie- were among
high school semi-profession. and prai-
rie elevens, where little or no system
of training prevailed.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-11-28
ARMY Y|CTORS .
OVER M|DD|ES .
SCORE A To Q
The Annapolis Eleven Went
{, Down to Defeat, Easy Vic .
Tins of Soldiers.
OLIPHANT LED ALL
AS FOOTBALL STAR

/ New York. NOV. 27.---The, Army
football team, showing better system
Of preparation than the Navy team.
won today from their annapolis rival
IA to o. Two touchdowns and two
goals from touchdowns accounted for
the scoring
Perdue Man Took It7onors.
Although the middies fought from
start to finish of the game, they were
unable to stop the Army line lunging
and entrance of Oliphant, the former
Perdue university star, and to the
middle west goes the honor Of max
ing all the scores of the day.
One Man Victory.
His game constituted about 70 per
cent of the distance covered by the
Army. He stands alone as the star
Of the day and it is conceded that
without him in the game the Navy
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-11-28
COACHES HAD MEETING.

Chicago, Nov. 27.-The question of
whether playing the summer baseball
should affect the standing of athletes
seeking places on college teams, was
dropped after brief discussion at the
annual meeting of the Inter-Colleg-
late conference of the athletic asso.
citation here tonight About thirty of
the coaches of the colleges and uni
versities attended and A. A. St1gg of
the Chicago university presided.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-11-28
MARRIED At MANSE.

Miss Martha Bauer and Mrs. Ar
thur Becker, bot:l of !Elgin, were unit
ed in marriage Tuesday by Rev. Rob
ert E. Strutz, pastor of the Evangel'
ical church, at his residence After
the ceremony MIR. and Mrs. Becker
left for their home at Elgin, where
they will begin housekeeping. Mr.
Becker is in business in the Mott line
town.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-11-28
JURY STILL OUT,

Joliet, Nov. 27.-Early tonight there
was no sign of a verdict in the case
of Joseph Campbell, the negro con.
vict, accused of the murder of Mrs.
Odette Allen, wife of former Warden
Allen, and at II o'clock she jury was
locked up for the night.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-11-28
ENGINE PLUNGED
THROUGH BRIDGE
Engineer and Fireman Both Kill.
ed in Fall of Locomotive in
Mississippi.

Quincy. ILL.,, Nov. 27-The engine
of the Burlington train from st. Louis
due here shortly after o'clock.
plunged through an open draw of the
Quincy bay portion of the Mississippi
river bridge.
Enginemen Killed.
Engineer c. +. Concannon and Fire.
man Herman Atkins, both of Hann'
bal, Mo-, were instantly killed. A
boat had just passed through the
draw. 49, -.-
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-11-28

ATTENDING COURT AT STANTON.
Attorney F. E. iMcCurGy left yester-
day for Stanton, where ne will he EN-.
gagged for several days trying cases
in the Mercer county district court.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-15
Sic stimlntns fir ci1 @aften : gus:
iuGrrcrbpt (Gmharsp). int Gut
gref I'M ;3uucGn1cn.

Ser Eraltocnt, Der, in!arec Scr
Gpnareb iid nidt in SilNlng befal1N,
Sclblttcrrldicr uller Nrcritancr mar,
1tcbt nunn1clr Sen &nIfsrcrtrctcrn gce
9%cniibcr, Sic ibn1 idrl1 in sen eriten
5o9cn iibcr Sic pfulucrbuite @ciic,
lpic CT Die a%lslrartigcn M%ngclcgenfciz
ten @lcltet, ncrb bic @abrbcit geia9t bae
ben. llnulnlul1nnen pllrpe bon elmer
9allScn InSabl Senatprcl1 sic Nniid1t
alsgclprod5en, SoB Sic Scr. Staatcn
nod nienndls III ihrcr lnl1gen @cldidte
10 gcocniittiet morSen li11n, lpie IS in
o1elenn aric9e 9cidcben lit. gu be-
mcrfen lit, onb iclbit 9ieicnigcn, lrclz
dc fcinen @runo 5u 9elhlrcrncn baz
ben, lplpeit cs nen @prtbeil ibrer Som
l1itllcnten betrifft, %crfldren, oab tic
ntd)t larlger Sulcben %f0nncn, mic bic
@er. Staaten BON Grglunh nit Siibcn
9ctrcten lperben. @alib con Mnntuz
no last pffcn, bnb SUPPER, ncldjes cill
midti9cs gr5c19rib icines Gtaates lit,
cillcn bpben Ereis er5iele, aber trpBz
Dem lpplle ct licber ieben, pnB ser
alpferbonoel aufh0rt, ols boB freie
uno unabbangige amerifaner gc5lpunz
gen lperoen, lid gn9lunb gegeniiber
81 bcrpflidten, bab lie ibr &npfer MIR
on Dieienigcn 2dnocr u1lb in iptcbcn
a)icn9en perfuufcn, als sic britiide
9ic9icrun9 es erlalrbt.
@pfe Smith bon Georgia fiibrtc eli
men Yunft on, Der gang bcipnbere 8ez
ad]tllng perbient. Nnfniipfenb an sic
Sproerllns oes altbefannten 9cl1ti d6enz
feinbes 2pb9e' ppa Ma1iaduietts, baB
nidlt blps Bic 6%anbelsiperre l1nterlucbt
lpcrbe, nie gendtpr 6pfe Sniff .e5 eez
fprArrt bate, Ionbern audi sic @erienz
f11g Ser u%9lliitania", ia9te lestcrer,
DAB bic ,uSniitania" : Mngclcgenbcit
bpn Ben 2eItelp bprgebrahf miro, sic
an Ben Acknowledgement reidtperben.
Scr @prfaQ bdtte 1id nidt ereignet,
lpenn Der Eralibent 8ilipn sic glcidJc
@arnllts a,t anterifatiide giirger err
laliclt butte, iute Gugln1o alt icinc
giirger irt ritifid= japantihcn &riese,
nan1lid), baR tic feinblthcn sdiffen
fcrt blcibcn %ipllcl. 9iele @cmcrfung
fldrt bic ol11flen @cge Ser @ilipnIGen
Eplltif mlf. Senotpr &c.lDon BON
Soma unb equator Sbernon bon Silt
npis brad)tcn Bic Iniidt sum Musbrl1rf,
baB cin @crbpt Der @affenmlsfubr &C.
llilgt 6abcn lpiirDc, Inn sen @elpalttbaz
ten gnglonbs Elm lfleu1i9es gnbe 5u
bereiten u1b ,es lpirb in @aibingtpn
lcst a(l9cmetn 5ugeltanbcn, bab bas
Ncrlangcl nad eir1em lnldcn Ilsfu6r>
rerbpt l1ld)t blrs in rcpublifan i
dcn, lpnbcrn alld in bcmofro>
t ii Of c IL areilcn taglid) an Strait &C.
!ptl1nt. Sn oicIer @%crbinOrne lit alt3
au%f9efallcn, BOB nidt Elm ein5iger De-
mpfratiider EQUATOR bem< 9raiioentcr
81 9tlfe gefpnmcn lit, ein flarcr 8ez
mets, oaB lclbit 1cinc ei9enc Eartei bit
britcnfrclunblicfe unb beutidieinblidt
Nolitif Deg Yraiibentcn miBbilligt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-15
3ncrit sic yaaiirten".

Sic rtellgen W}engen bon &riegsmaz
tcrlal filr Die Nuiirten, Sic son inherent
aus 5llr Iusfl1br %gctangen, baz
ben ollf nnleren @ilenbatncn cine
starlm9 berbeigeiiibrt, mic lie in Sen
Annalen bes gabnpelens nidt gu berz
5eifnen lit. Inner gan5cr @anDel nrb
%erfc6r milllen lciben, banlit sic Whlz
llltlpns : 2icfcrungen fir sic IQiirz
ten felnerlci llnterbrehung crlcibcn.
Sir Die Stubt gicip Dprf Fat lid Sic
SitHation bcipnbers nnbeilpua aeltalz
tet, logt sic 81. 9. gtnors5eitllng"
Sic 9roBen guuuntcrncbmer bcidlpez
rem lid], oaB lie bic benotbigten Sta6lz
lie'erll1gcn nidt erbaltcn fonncn, es
lei ocnn, lie modlen lire gclteMlnger
mll1oelten5 Gin bolbe5 aSabr inn @orolls
Sic anfertisun9 bon Sdropncls mn
@ranatel1 fir Bic Allirtcn gc6t 9lc1r
porl llnb oic}e @ebinoerung oer gau.
tbati9un9 in Der staot gicp gor
fommt 81 elmer 3eit, oo hicie, nod
LANCER llntbdtigfcit, a%llmdblid lpiebe.
III Sd}ip1l9 9clangt.
Sic Gage lit cine crnltc. Midjt mi
lpcrpcn Die l1ntcrncbmer in Mlitleibcn
ldaft 9c5ogcn, dlld) 6unoerttaulenb
BON @rbeitern unb beren6nmilien mir
oos ta8lidc Srpt cntneper gan5 ent
Spgen, pbcr hpd pcrfiimmert. llnb ou
bel ltcigen an6oltenb Die 2ebcnsmittel
preilc. 2asu fon1mt nod, boB iolppf
Staat mic Snnb bemil6t linz, Sen Gin
nolncrn @rpB 9tcm Yprfs fprtmagrcn
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-15

miro, bob lein better Srellno in Ser
arpBcn Strife 9rdlibent @illun gcipcIen
it," Ib ia....
Sic 9tcp Yprfcr .@pcni1g Yplt"
erloubt lib Bic Tredlbcit, einc1 Nlan,1
tpie @inbenbltrg banleln 5t mpacn.
Mltf lcit,c fiir5lidc 8emcrfung, paB Sic
Auiirten Gnalal1bs leoislib gil Setter,
Nlttcn ibr 8llt uno ibr @elb ncrgc,le
Den, al,tlpprtct tic nit b6bniihcn Sc
merfltnscl1, lric lie icbcm h1mnen
Sllltgen Su @cbnte itcbcl,. Gin crnlt
bcnfenber Menid miro aber ouf Scr
Stcllc begrcifen, bab @%iupcnburg lrciB,
mos CT iost. MlBIano, l6ranfreicb
unb Stulicn 5ebrcrl lib in Dc,n 8cz
miiben anf, gl1lunb icine bisbcrist
@crridaft sur SEE 81 iidern llt,o Iei1c
aolonialnadt in aiicn unh Mfrifn 5l1
lpoGren. 3us fam Sober begrctfer,
mir r1idt Der albcrnc Mcnl1 BON Ser
Seem Yorfer .@pening Soft.
SSn scr grnben Nebc bcs 9ieid)se
fun5lcrs. merben alld Sic oelltidcn
aricgspcrlultc crlpabnt. 2cutldlanos
@eiammtpcrluIte icien niebriecr, ais
bic @erluitc Srunfreids, nidt BLOB
perbdltnibmabig, lonbern abiplut. Sos
5eigt, mie iparian Bic Scutid)e .$occres<
%perlpaltnn9 NIT Meni6cnlebcn l1ngebt.
ScutIdc 5ruppen bdben i'm Sl1cn llnb
8elten, I'M Mprnen nnb Siipcn ges
fan1pft. Sic. bobcn Siege %crrllnge,1,
bic pbne 8eilpiel baltebcn i'll Der @elts
geidtd}te lnh baben @cbietc crpbcrt,
nid)t picl fleiner als bas 9eutlde
&cidJ. @e9en 6ronsplen, %@nslanncr,
Nlllcn, Sel9ier ul1b Scrbcl baben tic
gcfdmpft, unb mcnn iic<trpsbcm menie
ger Gerluite %crlitten baben, ols lift
5lrcitltdrflter @egner, bann 5ellgt ba5
nidt blpB fir cine iiberlcac1e Siibrz
ing. lpnbcrn ald fir Sen isberlegenen
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ldnocr unb 9iuien sulammen miiiien
alip in Inbetradt Der ~rieligcu @erllllte
8llblullbs minpeitens breirnal 10 grobe
@erlulte gcbabt bnben, ais Sic 9eute
lden. Nmmt man Sic stpei Miuipnen
@efangenen, Bic lid in 9eutldlano be-
%finben, bin8u, npd bicl mebr. 9arz
aus erfldrt lid, baB ni6t BLOB Sranfe
reid, %lpnbern aud @ublanb altere.
unb iiiingcre S%abr9ange e%inberufen fat,
als 9erltl6lanb unb penn bie Grgane
Der Naiirten nicber bon 3euti6lanbs
Hiclcnberlulten fabeln, Damn miro man
ibnen Sic grfldrlrng bes Netdsfan5=
lers erltgegenbalten miiilen. Sic lit
%jepenfaus 5uperldl1iser, ais Bic
idnulst9en 3uellen, aus pcld)cn tie
gu l6npfen pflcgen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-15
6niten r1tb Grfaltunscn iittb &C.
fGBrltd).

pLHl4.aH .-& -&E=EslI
Sur tpenige bon nns 5ieben Sic @ez
fabr Ser @ultcn unb grfdltungen i'll
8etra6t. Bir balten bielclben fit
gefpD6nli6e nnb barmlole 2eioen. SIZE
gtutiltif la9t nns aber, baB etne jebe
Brittle Eer1pn an einem 2llngenleiben
ltirbt: Gefdbrlide Brondial@ nnf
2un9enleibcn 1t1b Solgen bon bernaGz
lGl1igter grfdltung. @em SIR &Drpe1
.lih 9egen grfdltungsfeime itraubt
gibt es fem bel1eres Mittel pie ST.
Sings Stem 9iscoberp. Sic @iite besz
ielben lit bon Sung un6 Nt all5proz
brit morben. Geit As Sabren i'm Sc
Fbrar6. 8elorgen Sic 1i6 mod belt'
cine Slal6e. 8erbiitcn sic Sic Nis:
fan5 eines sefabrli6en 2llngenlcibens
Sci alien 9rDgtiten. (Mn50
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-15
gfidt all3ll melt Inn Ser StGt

gtidt ol5u melt rpn Ser gtdtte
III W}elppptnmicn, no bic g%nglanoer
jlll19lt 10 iommerli6 p%crbouen ipllrz
Den, 1tanb Der Eolalt gelia3nrs, bes
aonl9s bon gnbplon, in pcld)cm bas
bcrilhn1tc Wlcnc tefcl bon Gnoels6anb
an bic @nl1b ac'dfrichcn lpllrbc. Sc
lpo9en rnb 81, Iridt hei unbcn!
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-15

I'm aapitdn Oscar Ban
3. Glaufen, bom 9ampfer rSeros",
por Dem @erlu1te BON $500 in Barz
gelO 81 Gelpubren, bic CT in 1einer
3ai6e trug, pur0e er in elmer 4oli<
3sizStation in Baltimore, Mb., nee
gen angsbliher Srunfen6eit eingsl,e<
fert. Sin goli5iit Der6oftete ben 8oz
pitan an Der gde Der 5apette Str.
unb purt Nbe., no 0teler angebli9 in
ongetruntenem 3utonoe mc9rere
$100zNoten pa7unten oeigte. Der
Poli5eiri6ter. entlieB sen &opitdin
nod 3a9llng Der Soften. 8upttain
8an @lauien CAB in Dem 8erpDr an,
angebli6 cine Belobmlng bon $500
BON Der englil4en ReSerung er6altsr
gu baben, lpeil er auf iciner lebten
Johrt Elm 10 SUB langes 5prpe0D
auf benz WaHer i9nimme1O fau0,
es uufgrifT unb in einen englt16en
9ufen bra9te.
SET belli9tem Sage m'u T.
De Die grfte NationalzSant gu Wtorz
BE TauS, Seras, bon atpe, peiben
Mdnnern beraubt. Die Ndllber
19pHen hnD DeriDnnDeten Den Budz
fiiArer Ser Bait, &obert $. 9eineb,
I6tper uf1o opangen ben 9ilfsta1iez
rer, Walter Yage, ben 1elofhrant
au Dffnen; lie nabmen nur 8olb,
Stlber uno papiergelD unD e1lttamen
init elmer Beute BON ettpos $1,000.
- Sronie bes G9id5als.
nSit Der Drogiit MI1er uber grou
getporOen!!"
.@ei9dftli9e Bebl1dldge!!"
vMas-bat er Denn gema9t?"
ygr bat Sauienbe in Elm - 9acr-
fGrbemittel perbuttert."
- @i6erer Bemeis. Muis
lin @efangeni9afD: 8riOer4sa,
unier aameraD Sulielpitf9 muB 0an
Ser tanD perlorfn baben.
Ramerab: Woran bait bu Sag
benn bemertt9
MuIfe: Ma, ersbai elmer 6lu1t=
rsriud ulls Der oeutIden Gefangenz
fdaft aemadt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-15

Gin ailpgramm @dpor5z
plllper entpidelt 300 Sitter @as, ein
Gito oes nelleieen Yulpers Dagegen
9T0 2iter. Die er5el9te Wdrme be-
trdgt beint &ilo G4pdr5pulpsr $50
&aiprielt, bein Observation-Disclosures
bogeGen 1880 &alcrien. (@ine 8alpz
rie 1T oicienige Wdrme, Die n0tig tit,
nm Elm 'ailp WalIer I'M einen Grao
an e~rlparmen.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-15

nc,1e gtetcrn aufsucrIcacn, pbmpbl Sic
s%teucrIait ieet irpon cine erori1dc1be
lit.
Sod iplanae sic Sl1terelien ser III
liirtcn pcnt @pbl lll1o @cbe lnicrcs
cigencn &plfes pprgcspgcn lrtrbc1,
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"AND SIMON PETER STOOD AMI
WARMED HIMSELF"
HUMOR OF THE DAY

whats the professor of mathe-
mates making the fuss about?"
He was just short-changed by g
banana peddler'-Philadelphia Bull
letin.
q shall sue you for damages. Your
COMPOUNDED dog just bit me-"
You'll have to prove it. Wait a
moment, and I'll see if his teeth fit
the marks. Century Magazine.
Miss CUSHION, Captain, were you
ever boarded by a pirate?
Captain Storms Yes; he charged
me So a day for a bedroom on the
fourth foor.-Christian Register.
what are you, anyway contemp-
tuously inquired Mrs. Peck during
the quarrel "A man or mouse?"
"A man." answered Henry Peck bit
terly. IF I were a mouse I'd have you
upon that table now yelling for help"
New York Sun. =
81 suppose John is still takin' life
easy?" said the woman in the tram.
Yes answered the woman who
was carryin' a bundle of clothes.
John has only got two regrets in
life One is that he has to wake up
and eat, an the other is that he has to
give up eatin' to sleep.'-Pierson's
| Weekly.
James, DEAR" said a careful moth
er, to her seven-year-oid insurgent,
your uncle Edward will be here for
dinner today. Be sure to wash your
face and hands before coming to the
| table,
yes mother" hesitatingly; but
but suppose he doesn't come "-Phil-
adelphia Record.
Farm products cost more than they
used to-
Yes" replied the farmer. when a
farmer is supposed to know the botan-
ical name of what he's raisin' an the
geological name of the insect that eats
it, and the chemical name of what will
kill it, somebody's got to pay.'-Lon-
don Opinion.
.I am a servant of the people," said
the man who is mere polite than pa
| triotic.
| 81 don't like to hear you call your
self a servant" commented Farmer
/ Corntossel "As I think of the taxes
| 1 pay toward your salary it makes me
| feel as if 1 were UP against the tipping
| evil '-WaShington Star.