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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-12
RAIN HALTED ALLIED
DRIVE, SAYS PALMER
War Correspondent Calls New
British Army a Military
Marvel.
NO PEACE TILL NEXT YEAR

Frederic Palmer. war correspondent,
who has been where the shells have
been bursting In France for several
months. with the Official sanction OF the
British Government. arrived Yesterday
on the American liner st. Louis with
impressions OF his experience that he
has not sent In his dispatches.
lie said the war would not b. over
until the British had put In action more
thar 10000 men who have not nred
n hostile shot In Il year. Nobody at the
British front believed the end would
come before next summer.
The execution Of Miss Cavell did
more FOR recruiting than all the Yep
pelin raids. Mr.. Palmer happened to
De In France when the news of her
death was received and It's effect on
the troops was electrical. Her sacri-
nee had a Joan Of Arc character that
struck home TO the French heart.
1T takes only iIye hours - get
from the trenches to London. Mr..
Palmer said, "and what "A contrast!
Everybody is cheerful out at tho 'front.'.
They have only TO hight and lie for
LHsianu anu NOT 70 bother with poll
ties. London Will 10, believe YOU II
you bring amy good news from the
front.
The British are spread NIX all their
bad news broadcast, the Germans are
sunpressing. theirs. The British wash
the!r linen on the public parade md tho
Germans wash theirs in the cellar with
the lights turned of. II that steel cur-
ain which is draw over Germany were
ilfted me revelation NIGH; amale the
world. only peace. however. viii lift t..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-12
TRANSPORT HIT, 9 KILLED.
London Announces Submarine At
tack In .Egenn sept. =.
special Calic De.patcA TO Tur SIN

speclnE cane Despdfch 10 TIE Sun.
LONDON. Nov. 1.-THE War Orice
announced to-day the t%orpedoing OF the
~trar.port southland in the .Egean Sea
on September .. The vessel made mort
after the attack with casualties of nine
killed. two injured and twenty-three
missing.
The official statement follows:
On September . the transport
southland. from Alexandria. was
torpedoed in the .i;gean Sea. b,t
reached Mudros under her own steam
tho same day. AS a precautionary
to other transports.
The casualties reported were nine
killed. two injured and twenty-five
missing.
This IL the first official announcement
OF the attack on the Southland, which
was reported by the Overseas News
Agency in "A wireless despatch from Her
liz on September 9. The Southland WA
formerly the Red Star liner Na~derland
which changed from the Belgian to tho
American flag after the outbreak of the
war and later was taken over by the
British transport service.
This Is the second delayed announce
ment of the loss of a British transport
TO be made by the War Office within "A
week. ON November = announcement
was made that the transport Ramazan,
2.2ll tons. had been sunk In the Aegean
on September 10 with the loss of 3l5 In
dian troops,
The Southland, formerly the Vadcr-
land, is "A much larger vessel, register
ing 1889 tons gross.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-12

Albania Is gaining more and more In
Importance as Il factor In the Balkan
campaign. The presence OF bulgarian
troop near Prizrend, coupled with per-
slsteut rumors of an imminent upris-
Ing of Albanians against the Serbians
and NIoutcnegr!Hs, has caused anxiety
IN Rome Military operations are said
20 be under the consideration of the
Italian General star with the view 10
meeting what Is Interpreted as "A Bull
sarian plan 10 cut through Albania and
reach The AdrlatiC.
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The German NcpOrt.


The German onlciai statement fol
lows
Army group % Field Marshal Won
H%iudcuburg Near kemnern, west
of Riga, three attacks made yester-
Day by the liussiars. supported by fire
from ships gurs. were r.pulsed, Dur
ing the night our troops, undisturbed
by the enemy, have Withdrawn from
the wooded land 10 the west and
southwest of Shlok. which on account
of the rains of the past few days has
become a swamp
Near Borsemucndc, southeast OF
Riga, an enemy attack could not be
carried nut. IN a small counter at
tack we took more than 100 Russian
prisoners.
Army group Of Prince Leopold Of
Bavaria The situation Is unchanged.
Army group OF Gen, O Ilusingen
Supported by German artillery Aus
tro-HunGlrian troops drove the Rus
slams out of koSCcushnovka, north OF
the Kov.l-Saruy Railroad line, and
out of their adjoining positions To thu
south thereof. We took seven officers
and more than 200 men prisoners and
captured eight machine guns, To the
south of tho railway Russian attacks
failed.
The following official report from
Petrograd was issue to-day:
ON the left bank OF the Dwiua near
Ikskul our truovS, with the assistance
of heavy artillery, captured the farm
OF Borscmueude and took some dozens
OF German prisoners. besides captur-
ing two machine guns. Two counter
attacks by the enemy were repulsed
with heavy German losses.
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tt" disyoutinuauCe OF the Allies OPP
ertt.ous at tn" Idrdanellcs has been
pc-S.stcutly rumured In the German
trcss OF late. based. II is believed. chiefly
upon the agitation of part of the Brit
i-h. opposition urging such a step.
An official Turkish War Office state
rient saws tn" Turks drove on three
transports .udcavoriug to land troops
yesterday. This tends 10 contradict the
hcory advanced by the To1cbldu.
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TROOPS
Merlin Hears Allies Have Taken ::
Regiments From saIlip0li.

NPfIIUF IIVIN HtsVTttH 10 IHL cIN'
AMSTERDAM, via London. Nov. H.
The Bcrithcr Td1cbLdtt learns from it's
Budapest correspondent that the First
and Second French infantry regiments
and the Tenth British have been with
drawn from the Galiipoli Peninsula. pre-
yaratory 20 the abandonment of the Oar
dan,llcs campaign by the Allies.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-12
GREY SAYS HE DESIRED
TO QUIT WITH HALDANE
Foreign Secretary, Defending Former War Department
Head in Commons, Declares That Only Crisis in
Affairs Induced Him to Retain Office.

mablo service when I was in the war
Office
In connection with the insisteut press
attacks ON Lord IIaldane 1t is inter-
csting to note that the German press
always has n good word for him. The
Cologne Ga.ctte said in a recent issue i:
In "a recent address before a body
OF students in London Lord Haldane
unconsciously testified to the backward
ness of England In higher military
science and showed that she was forty
years at leas, behind Germany In the
organization of II Gcneral STAFF. Lord
Haldine perhaps IL the only living Eng
l.sh statesman who is intoiilgently cog
chant of the shortcomings of his coun-
Try IN thrsc respects. When he speaks,
hoNever yeiied his u~tterancee, he is al
ways worth listening TO.
HaIdanc n "PrussiR niyer.'
'iIc will, however. find y 4 long ana
very irksomc task TO get English brains
TO- comprehend what is "a mere matter of
course TO German Intelligence. Al the
game time by his thorou-hly effective
reasoning and lucid explanations of the
work of the General star he Is really
contributing IN no small degree to the
further P~russianizing and militari1ing
ot the English spirit. This IL Il fact
that neither h" nor any observant Eng
lishman can deny.
'Prue slanizc your country. Lord Hal
dane. You arc quite rieht IN 50 doing.
You are saving VA the trouble of carry
ing out the task
Sir Edward Grey was requested 20 lay
on the table the papers respecting the
Antwerp expedition. He declined to do
so while the wal was on, saying:
MIR. Churchill may trVat with indit-
ference the allegations against him. lie
has n good record. aid viii be amply
justified when the full story ~ told"
Mr.. Churchill was First Lord OF the
Admiralty when n force of marines was
sen. to aid in the defence Of Antwerp
at tho beginning of the war.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-12

taken prisoner. The army W Gen.
B~Siadjicft has crossed the Morava
River at several places.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-12
what One Hears IN London.

In London YOU will hear that LLOYD
George Will be Premier before Christ
mas that Asqu.th is Il hopeless ph,lan-
derer. also that he is "A great, patient
statesman. enduring the same ordeal
that was the lot OF Lincoln that
Northcllffe is the savior of tho nation :
that he is intoxicated with his own
mlschievous egotism that Winston
churchill Is winning the praise of hls
teacher In his Efforts a. painting that
NOBODY Is for that ruiiian kitchener .N-
tepi some of the people ana sopC oi tie
"rmy. But everybody seems to agree
that the quiet. scholarly Alfred Ealfour.
mat Engllshluin Ut tho old school who
was considered to lr without force.
mas made an excellent First Lord ~
the Admiralty ana uude" his cultur.
and an!ability there il q backbone Of
steel"
Mr.. Palmer said his greatest expert
ence was with the British ii,ct. and
that he hoped II America should ever
go to wal she would have such "A navy
as the British have and tina it would
outnumber h IA OF the enemy.
IF Il takrs a nav the size OF the
British to make an i~mpresnablc line
of steel from the English Channel 10
Iceland" he asked, "how large "a one
Will We require If we should ever b.
attacked on two sides Ia defend our
coast on two oceans, the Panama Canal,
Hawaii. The Philippines and the Mon
roo Doctrine
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-12
WINTER GRIPS RIGA;
GERMANS RETREAT
Berlin Admits Retirement,
While PctrOgrad Reports Pre-
mature Cold Weather.
CARS MEN HAVE SHELLS
Special cab,e DespdtcA TO The suN

Special Cdb'e Despdtch to THE Sun.
LONDON. Nov. l2.-The Times prints
a despatch from IT, correspondent at rhe
Russian northern headquarters in which
he says:
Winter has begun prematurely with
varying degrees of intensity. The north
ern sector Is iirTly In the grip of The
Ice now. while frost and thaw alternate
In the Dwinsk-Rlga region. The Russian
plans are not affected and supplies con-
tinue regularly. The outlook for u
copious supply of ammunition is favor
able.
"Thc Russians have pressed back the
German flank south of Riga where the
enemy had some new but very inferior
troops and now H. driving u wedge into
the centre of the superior formations
which had been threatening west OF
Dwinsk. Better things remain In store.
Military opinion here spontaneously
echoed the view | heard at main head
quarters or the necessity OF coordinat-
ing the work of the allied armies.
Had this unity existed from the be-
ginning We would not have nae to de-
plore the C~arpathian adventure and the
temporary eclipse OF Russli's military
power, which Is largely responsible FOR
Ai' ''llll'ilNtAlpliN I' Ail' lfAlh'lASt
G~rn,nns Admit Retreat.
The German onicl,i statement issued
to-day that the German
troops have Withdrawn from the wooded
Land TO the west and southwest u
Shlok, west of Riga and between Lake
Babit and the Gulf of Riga. The re-
tirement from the swamp was effected
without interference by the Russians,
the German statement says.
The entire region south and west Of
Riga Is a low wooded country which
the recent rains have converted into
dangerous swamps. Across these
swamps runs the railroad from Mitau.
which Is divided between German and
Russian possessions.
The Germans at the height OF their
offensive In his quarter reached only
as far rs Olaf. about half way TO Riga.
and have since been forced back In the
direction of Nitau. To the north there
are two lesser railroads and a Govern
ment highway leading west from Riga
along the gulf. II evidently Is by these
routes that the retreat - being con-
Quoted.
the admission OF the German War
Office that 1t had been found necessary
to .%vacuate the positions near Shlok
Is considered here to Ice of great i'm
portancc as Indicating the condition or
the Swampy country through which the
Gernans III this region must conduct
/ either an advance or "A retreat from
now until the COUNTRY freezes. wamps
are behind the German forces aS wen
AS before them and there are plenty or
Z indications tina this line is now rather
thinly held.
Whether or not the have
.H e.. a. INA
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-25

tperos. Sic beIdloHen oa6er, als nod
an ielben Nadmtttage Nppca auf
Iein Gut aijieleno Suriidfubr, ion 81
etntoroen, gemanaen unter iDren aaz
meraoen 6%elferslelfer uno III per
Naht erI9ienen 20 9oloaten oss
30S. 8esiments auf benz Gutsbpt
iprengten Da5 5nr lno orangen in
oas 6~errenhous Elm, ND ibnen Nptpz
ca, aIs tim Der Sob angeorobt MUIR
Sc, 200 Nrlbel CAB, inoem er perz
liherte, niut me1r Gelo i'm !9allle
su haben. Die Splbaten fproerten
cher Die 100000 Hubel.
9ur4 Ben 2Grm ouf9eipedt, etlten
Sic 6rau, Die ainoer uno Die 0iez
neri9aft berbei. Die @oloaten l9luz
gen ober oie 0ieneri9aFt nilber uno
ebenIo Nptpca. Mit ben 200 Ru6eln
f!pAen Damn Die Eaubmoroer. Die
Sadie nuroe Sen ruIiiiden 8eb0roen
IN Ylost semeloet, piele aber perz
tul6tsn Den 9prfall. Die Soloaten
puroen Mot bsltraft. Grit jebt, nod)=
Dem Die oeutl9e 9errl4aft in oleiem
Seile Pplens geIidert TT, ipuroe Der
9orfal genau %betannt. Die gbefrau
bes HittersutsbeliBers Jtopca nuroe
iufplss Der lobredlid}en g%reignllle
geiltestrant. :
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-25
8rubisea.

Die 8eiebung bon @raoisca oltr6
Die Stoliener ipur0e, pie man olls
;talieni19en 3eitungen eri!ebt, NIT eli
mem Sl,bel uufgenpmmen, Der li9
lhmer re6tferttgen ldbt, penl1 man
Die ltrotegi19e 8eoeutungslpiisteit
o.eies n@ieses" beoentt. 9as mir
5000 Ginpobner 5dflenbe @tdOtden
..ieet auf benz re9ten l1fer oes Slpnso,
al1r %jenleit5 Der Diterrei6iiden Ser
tcioigunss1teuuns i'm Sutherland. Bel
Der hiplpmotii6cn 8erbanolunsen,
Die BEN 8riee pprbergin9en, NOR es
u bas Gebiet einbe5pgen, Dos Better
reid All Stalien %abSutreten bereit tpar,
mGihreno iiber bas o1tlid Oes Sipn5o
aelegene GDrs Md 9prbebalte gez
mo9t murben. 8raoisea tit ein gu
ra95t Observation-Disclosures @tdotden,
aber feline Ge16ibte 1T gang italie=
mild poer eenauer gela9t pene5ianiId.
@sin Gaitea puroe BON Sen 9eneoioz
nern gum @9us gegell Die tiirtiIaen
5eerGuber erbaut; i'm Ied5ebnten
.Sabrbunbert %tdmpften nm lcinsn Be
lis Die in Der 2isa ben Gambrap perz
eini9ten &ui1erli9en, sSran5p1e en-, Spa
nier uno Ydpitliaen se9en bos penez
sianifde Seer.
Mpn 1911 Bis jsbt oauerte III Sra
Discu ur1b 6riaul Die babsbur9ilhe
9crrl9aft, nur smeimal unterbrpaen:
1897 nod Sem 9ieg Napolepns iiber
bic Deiterreider an Sagliumerto,
ul,ip 1906 our9 sic poriiber9ebenos
ginperleibung in bas aDnisreia Sta
lien, bic fliidtise Napplepnil6s
@taatsidDpfung. SIN lebten italie=
ni1den Miior9imentptriese 1866 pa=
rem 3por Die aapouerielpiben oes
Generals Goporno, bes Woters bes
heutisen italieniIder Generalitabs=
hefs, bis nabe an 8raoisca pprge=
prungen, uno 16pn bate iiA Elm
Beltsug BON Yutripten aus Der SIRE
benta BORT nerIommelt, I'M Dem Be=
irsier entge9en3uaieben, ols Der Waf=
fen tiu1fanb Sen Riid5u9 Der italieni.
chen Gruppen aus Dem pene5ionilaer
Giiitenlunb notig mad)te. Mus oieIer
nod ni6t rerbari6ten Grinnsrun9er
Staliens ertldrt lih pieIleidt bic iiber.
triebene 8eoeutung, oie mon Ser 8e.
letun9 bes @tdot6ens CUR GrbDh"ae
ser fpnft our6 nihts sersGttert1ster
Srreriidt beilest.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-25

Bros. Sirius cit iebr regcr lpar,
1puroe Ser gerfebr fir etrpa int 'bal=
be 'Strnoe a%llfgebalten ol1rd einc1
nad Moline g%ebenben StraBenbabn=
mage11, Ser OIL ser 20. 5troBe ltnb 3.
.Mpen1le bonn @eleiie ging. Grit nad
.langerer 3cit gelang es, Sen Wagell
mieoer auf bas @eleiie .51 bringen.
Salt aue Strabe1bahnmagen Ser
Briidenlinie nod 8aoe1tport mltroen
ebenfal1s alfgebalten.
Dos grio, @erolo Sragcr, Sarrp
|@onbon ulto 2onis 8oettd)er, Bic om
Mortag perbaftet muroenL ipeil lie
|Trau Bertha Sbi1m bon Nlpbo, ST.,
Inn $1,000 beidnpinoelt batten alnh
babel narett, ipeitere $4,000 5l er=
gattern, merocn ibr ger6or in Senrt
County baben. Die Sdminoler bo-
ben ibre 5d11lo eingeitalroen. Die
.betrogene Jrau ioa etma $4,000
mertb lein.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-25

slblued1elnb fcblt cs Gnalmlo
an @affen, Meln1itipt pber @annl9aiz
ten, INNER abcr on grfolgeu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-25
8rutaler &aubmurb,
@eriiht puu rn1iid,cn Suianteriiten III
Yplcl1.

l1eber ei1en Naubmoro ourd, ruI=
iiide @plbaten, ~began9en on einem
Rittergutsbeiiser, berid)tet cine Sei=
tlns IN 8lo5t an Der WeIGiel: Grit
jest pirp betannt, oab i'm Nopember
pprisen sSubres Ser Hittergutsbeii ser
Sbaooals Rptpca in &iiielelpo oltvd
ru0iibe Soloaten ermprDet lporDen
lit, pa oie rul7il9en gebproeu ben
8prFau bisber gu perbeimlidsn perz
ltarloen baben. gtopca mar Der So3u
zines gtptarS in Wloclalpet uno NUT
Be ppm @eneral9ollpernellr in War=
idau in ben NbiddBunss 4usi6ub
fir &rie9si6aoen fir Den ge5irt
9obr5pn berufen. 8ei elmer SiBung
bieier aommilion lddBte Nppca
ben S6aoen fir mebrere Hittergiitcr
nuf 100000 &ubel ob.
Nui1iihe Splpaten Des 30S. Snz
fanterlezN Regiments, ipeld}e 5ufalia
Ben Wa6toienit bel oieier &ommtilon
uerIabeu, %glaublen, irrtiimlid,, oub
Npmco oieie Summe Bel li6 fibre
lno in ben nacblten Sagen ben Sc
I4~dpigien @utsbeliBern alsaabIel
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-25
Beflageuswert.
Ste gegetDarttst uirtfhaf.lidc Gage
@nlisicts.

Sin 8eri9terl tatter dhs aembers
i9reibt:
Die g%egenpdrtige pirtl@aftttde
Gage @ali3iens 1T nie bic aller 2Gnz
Der, Die ben &riegsi4auplnB bilbelL
Iebr gu betlagen. Den SuDen, Die
bisber bic bnuptId9liditen 9dloler
lparen 1lnb bas gauge 2anb nit eiaem
ousgebilbeten Nebpert pm 8ertei=
l1ngsorsaniiationen befedt h1bsn,
bur9 Dos ben 8auern in ben entferrz
te{ten Minteln bic 2ebensbebiirfniiie
gu angemeiienem 9reiIe sugangll6
poren, 1T jeBt our6 Die rnllii3e Res
gierung bas Reiien gdn5li6 persptel1.
50 lit bas gon5e empfinblide 8irts
Idoftsipitem bes 2anpes auf einea
9@log 5eritSrt pprben. 9iele Sat-
lade bat, 5uiammen nit Reauilttio-
men fir Das Seer uno Der Mbihneiz
brng aller 3ufubr aus Dem Nu5%
lanD, bic preile Der 2e6ens6eourfz
nii1e felt Sitern oufs 9oppelte ur1b
Dreifa6e iteisen loiien. Ser SIN
port aus Rublanb 1T infolge bes Wsi<
litdrberte6rs auf ben @i1enbobnen
{ebr bef9rdntt poroen. Sat ddlif)
lit bic pirti9aftli9e Gage Galiaisns
iebr abnlid Der Des europaiffen
RuBlonD, mo ueberfluB an 9ebeas-
mitteln TT, eber Der Mtansel on Der
binbunsen uno Die Communicating
Der gi1enbabnonge1tellten gu militdz
ri19en 3neden anappbeit uno Yreisz
iteigerungen bcruria4t baben.
Die rutbsnilden 8auern in 8az
lisien anbererletts letoen unter elmer
onberen @6pierigteit. Sic hoben
feline pferbe mod Saatforn, Da DaS
bon ben Sruppen in Nnipr19 gez
nomlnen nrrbe, unb lire Beriu6e
elmer Jelbbe1tellung nit Meni4enz
fraft tperben permutli6 i'm fpmmenz
ben Serb1t nur einsn ie9r geringen
@rtrog bes Mderlonoes er5ielen. 9as
grDbte glenb ipirb jebp9 eben unter
Der ilbi1hen Bebolferu1g gefunDen;
bic drmeren Mitslieoer oieler Sc
meinidoft 1inb in ben 9taoten gu.
lammengepfer6t, uno aranfbetter
5inb unter ibnen 1ebr perbreitet. Sin
lie lit dr5tlide 9ilfe aus @ublon{
ober Me1teuropa ieBt Elm bringenoes
8ebiirfnis, unb ebenlo einige Inter:
1tiiBung, Inn ibre Griiten5 gu ermn9:
li4en; iinb bod burd Die 8el9ran:
flung i6rer Trei5igigfeit5redte timer
Sic Mittel genommen, il4 ben Sc:
bensunterbolt gu l6offen. Wos ohe1
bic ruthenii6en unb polni19el
8allern betrifft, 10 1T es faum l1og.
lid, ibnen gu belfen, 1plange Do!
2anb Der S9auplaB triegeri} 9er lin
ternebmun9en 1T.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-25

Cine Shei0l1ng bot Trall 9scttie
Smitb bon ibrem Miunn 2epnarb
Smitb erbalten, ben tic pegel1 Trlln-
fenbeit uno unmenldlid)er @ebano-
hung I'M @cridt perflaat batte. Gus
Gaar NOR lett bent %. Mat 1900
pcrbciratbct lrno lebte bis Sim Sabre
1918 slllanmen. Gle Sralt miro
Mlimel1te erbalten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-25
Mcncs ans Mustatine.

Die bieitgen ,Meomel, beabjibtigen,
Mnfangs @erbit cine @oaalpod)e ab=
5ubalten u1to meroen sic Iorberei-
tungen fit bic 5eier ido11 icbt getrof-
fen. Gin Mrrongementsfomit muir
De in Der lesten 9ibnng errannt.
Sdmer5li6 berIebt lpllroe porge-
ltern bel iei1lcr glrbeit inn Maidinen-
rallm Ser 5outb Wfllscotine 2l1r1ber
60, Oscar Shmiot. ols linn Elm lbei=
Der Sltnfe1 in bie Ml1gen flog. OF.
8eaber nabm Ben gerlebten lit 8e-
banolllng. Soffentlih bleibt Inn oas
id)1pcr oerleete gll9c erbaltca.
Ger 10 Sabre ate @urolo Sage
lett apltrOe gelterlt arf ser Gopner
Tarm beim S%el1abla0en idlinm1 bcr-
.lest, oils ibm cine @ellgobel ollrd Ell
men Mrl1t gcltodel1 apl1rbe ll1b cine
flaffen0e @ltnbe berl1riobte. 3er
gerlebte lpllr0e nod Ser Office oes
9oftors 6. 6. Epler gebradt, no CT
|beba1oelt apnroe.
Ger Srollcnpereilt ser 6clltldeu
lntberild)en ,3ionsgen1ein0e bielt Dor
gelterl1 Madmittag I'M @creinslofal
cine So rianmlll1lg ltlr0 l1%11terbaltll11g
ab mo amiiiirte iih olrT sic belte
Weile. Dic nadite gerlammlu11g fin.
BET am fomtneluben Donnerstag itatt
nno miro Jrau Nalll Slider sic @ait-
.geberin iein.
SIM SITTER bon 33 Sabren 1torb ON
6reitng Madn1ittag in ibrem Seim,
|106 Mallbcrrp Mpenlle, Strait S. Nlc.
&er5ie nod Observation-Disclosures &ral1f=
belt. Die 8erltorbere binterl1Bt if.
rem Monn inns brei fleine &i1loer.
Die 2eibe miro nod &inrpb, Soma.
sur 9eeroiglng iibcrfiibrt meroen.
Die bieiige Mrtillcrie @atterie iib1
|iebt tiihtig inter belpdbrter 2eitl1nq
otpra. Oeal per 8pde. Die aal15liht
Mllsriiltlng nn0 &anpl1en lit bier iet1
angelangt, alld lit bie 8atterie iebl
n%ol5ablig.
gs lit Dos @eriidt in ltmlauf, oaf
iib Sic betoel1 5d)lal,dfompogrlicr
grceliior llnb 6eribep m1floielt mol.
len. 8ielleidt fat oos @prgeben bel
Noli5et ettpas 0an1it at tbltn, bab bie
|ielbe oas ltrifte @erbot ergcben lieB
90 bfeine geiitigen @etrdnfc n1ebr II
ben tSblald)bGltiern erlalbt iinb
8efanntlib ml,rben mSfrcno ser let
ten 3cit IN berldiesencn 5d,lalld)
balli ern 9ier unb Sd)naps fpniis5irt
slbiuedIelnb fcblt cs Gnalm,i
an @nffen, Mhmitipn pber Mannldai.
J ten, INNER abcr on grfplgen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-25

Cine getpilie Sra1t 2altra Srpet,s,
Sic porgeitsrti Mben6 iii bstrlittfentth
3ultanoe perilld)te, IN oc1 SLIP ill
lprihgen, mur6e bonn Goli5ilten @r-
oerio11 perbaftet un0 nod Ser 8oli-
.~5eiitotion gebrndt. Ser Holi5eirib=
ter erIieb Ser 5rau bie 5trafe u11ter
bonn 8eripreben, baB lie bas Irinfen
Mttberen iiberlolIen tpolle 1l10 in gu.
flnit perniinftig iei, molle.
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