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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-28
Giniuanb crltngsbcbDrbc
fir @ermebrl1ng Ser ruiiii6en
ariegsgefanaenen in Deuti6-
lQ1D.

Der aus MuBlan0 itommenoe
.Gbas. 3lnlaros, melder iid lett 5tpei
SQbreu in ben gereinigtcn 5taaten
aufhalt, mur0e geltern Mbeno bon
oen1 gintpanoerul1gs SnIpeftor
@bitfielD aus ct. 0ol1is 1ta6 ct.
Souls trarlsportirt, i'm bon BORT nah
9aem Dorf uno lpdter mad europa
a6gel6oben 81 merbel1.
3umaros lit beiduloigt, eit1em
8immcrgeno1ien in Moline SIP ge-
ltoblen 81 baben. Son Decline ion
er lib nod Chicago begeben baben,
no er feltgenomme11, nod Decline 5u=
riidgebradf l1ro CUR Deportation
%berurtbeilt mlr6e.
9a 3umaros % Sabre aft nn0 1id
lett 5pei Sabrcn IN Sen @ereinigten
staaten auf6dlt, fat er iih ader
Mabrlheinlidfeit nah oriiben Ser
SABINE ent5oger, mos inn cine &ugel
.eintragen oiirfte, fails er 11ah STUFF
LAMB 5uriidgeldidt miiroe.
va CT aber DIE Je1le BON grerner
aus antrat, miro er nod Sen 8eltim<
munger BEG gimpanberungsgeieses
nod BORT Oeportirt 1per0en. nrb
pas in Ieutldlano einem militar-
pfli6tigen Gl1lien bliibt, meiB ia ie-
oerman1. 3uerit miro CT tpabridein,
|li6 IN Elm o2auieleum" fommen unb
Damn Ing @efangenenlaoer.
Wir bdtten germ n1ebr @in5el6ei=
ten iiber oieie Ell ae1piB interclianten
Sal gebrabt, boot berbdt Der uge=
ltrenge 9err @i1rpanoerungs=Snipe
tor" aus linn a1ein befannten @riin=
ben, Dob meiterc 5ragen an Ben @e-
fa11ge11en geltellt muroen. Ser @e=
fangene 6eantmortete millig mebrere
6ragen, bis bem S%11terpicip burh ons
gingreifen bes .geltrengen @errn
@inpanberungs Snipeftors aus ct.
2ouis" Elm gnbe bereitet purbe.
Ser geItrengc SEER gintpanoerrngs-
S1tlpeftor aus ct. 2ol1is" apar libt=
lid bemiibt, bob bic Hraftifen Ser
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10 menig apie
moglid an Die groBe @lode Ser
Seffentlidfeit gebangt pcr0en.
vM}um is f6e lppro!"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-28
Grsrcift Sic 1ludt.

Der fiir5li1 aus ser ltootlideu
8eiierungsanitalt fir @naben in GI.
bora apf 8arole entlaliene 16iabrige
Sen @iQiams, meld)cr uorgeltern por
Der Dapenport 8oli5ei lillter Dem
geroadt, Meiiingtbeile geltoblen al
!baben, perbaftet mltrOe, bat in be1
gsadt bon 5ol1ntag allf MSo1tag ieir
glntfommen aus elmer Belle i'm Ssll,
genobeim beperfiteuigt 11ll6 lit bis.
lang nod nidt eingefangen morocn.
Die 8eboroer nebmen alr, bnB @iI-
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-28
$4,000
Sir 0as alnerifanilde Motbe arel15
@oipital III N2iinden.

SEER S. IS. Glollien fat bislong
Bic Sunune bon $4,000 fir Sos
Mmerif. Rot6e Arel15 Spital 5u Miin=
|den aufgcbrodt. gr miro Die Site
gl10e Ser @od)e idlieBen uno eriudt
Trellnoe oes amerifmiiden @oipitaIs
81 Wiind)en, bis 0abin lire @eiltel1=
ern ein5uienoer. Ios @elo fommt
bcfanntli6 Oel,tiden solooten, Sic
il1folge bes &rieges e%rblinbeten, 5u
Cute.
Son einen1 oieier sol0ute,1, Sem
&riegsblinoen Iran5 8lpd, erbielt
Serr Glauien fiir5li6 Elm biiblhcs
@eoid1t inter Dem Iitel u9es Blin=
Ben Iral1m". Iral15 Alod perlor in
Der S6ladt bei 2ob5 EN- Muge, fam
0arm nit 500 8erlpu11oeten in rulli=
lGe @efangenidaft unb berlor nad)
mcbreren @od)en infolge tralriger
ar5tli6er @erpflegultg al1d Bic 5eb-
fraft bes a10eren Ml,ges. 4os @e=
Oidt bat folgenben Mortlolt:
0cs 8linben Sranm.
. p%onneooler gdloL sir oanfe id)
BEN 5rallm,
SIM Iral1m MIR idal1' id 9lume,
Straud unb 8oum,
Sri Denl1 Die geadt iid lcnft, beoinnt
mei,t Sag,
9a1m per0en meine Ml1gen, ah sic
tooten, mieoer tpa9.
Der gaebel faat, Ser gdleier bon Sen
Mllgen,
Sci taltcn Jeff id, Die MIDI emit Unit
fingen,
Nat1r erltroblt i'm Sonnenlidt,
Nn tbeuren 2iigen la6t ii6 mein @e=
iidi.
God idelld)t Ser Morgen oonn ben
S6laf Sen LINDEN,
Subj i6 bic Biloer ar sic liiBen
idppinben,
8ergcblih bangeno na9 bes Cages
Stroblen,
8anlt adj, begirlnt Ser 4lpbrud 11eller
Allalen.
g%rinnerung an Ben arieesblinbell
Sron5 8lod.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-28

,iid)tiaul,a oes Mod Sslonb Mrienals
1t1to Der anoere Sag sur l1nterbaltlnq
DorgeIe6en mproen.
3lt gbren Scr @ongreB=M itglieoe1
miro ein groBes @a1fett peronitolte1
perben. 9as aomite bofft bel bem
Banfett allf cine 'getbeiligl1ng bon
5apiiden 400 uno 500 Ser ongeieben.
itcn 9iirger ser fiinf 5taote. Set
ltno Or meroel1 bemnadit feltgeje
mer0el1.
Tpnos bun 5000.
1es @eiteren beihloB oas aon1ite,
.einen Jol1os bon 1920 ul1f5ubrin-
gen, 5. b., snei Gents oltf sen aopf
Der @cp6lferltna Ser flint betbeiligten
AStaote. Son bieler summe el1tfal-
len utgefabr 5000 nuf sic 5taot Ga
benport.
gud miro i1 Ser noben 3l,funft
bon oem Tiinf5eb11erfomite ei11 Spe-
5iafomite ernal1nt merocn, apeldes
NIT bem &riegs-I eportement, uno
Den Sausfomites fir militariide Mn-
gelegenbeiten Ser beiben @dl1ier oes
apllgrelies f~onfcriren nl,o fiir Sen
Nlan Der 8ergr0berung bes bieiigen
4r ienals Nropagaroa MAIDEN miro.
3as 6iini3ebnerfomite miro Gl1oe
otei er 8ode bon 4raiibent 9otplon
81 elmer meiteren Sibung cinberufe11
merbet.
gefretar Morrpooo lit gegel1=
martig nit Ser ehnfertigl,ng ito
tiiti|d]en Materialsf betreffs bes
@od Sslano Mrienlas beid)df-
tigt. ST. u%lrierer morgigen all1s-
gabc tperbe1t mir l1rs in e%ingeben6er
@eiie iiber Die itatiitiiden Mngaben
auslalien.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-28
6 0b ler : Cunts.
gl11s Sen, @eridJt.

Ser shluBberidt bon Sobn, SSH
liam un1b @enrp Sdarff Geltoments-
boQitreder Ser Madlalienldaft bon
Sons 5darfi, 1T geltern burh On.
malt S. 81. @anleDl binterlegt nno bon
Gidtcr 2etts g%utgebeiBen morbet.
Die s. &orn 8afing COMPANY,
melde in elmer BON @olter Sparbel
angeitrengten @lage als geflagte ge-
nannt murbe, bat ourd Die Mnrpalte
Sane u1l0 @aterman nm lpe5ifi3irterc
4ngaben erilld)en laiien.
Nihter 2etts fat ben SdluBberi1t
bon %. 6. Moor, IeItamentspoqltre-
der ser NadlaiieM6aft BON s.. 80.
Maoor, g~utgebeiBen. S. 81. 6anlcp III
Mnpalt Der Mngelegenbeit.
9ns Geltamert bon Sobn 5harn-
berg lit geitern 0urd slnmalt G6il,
|3aurn our No6laiienidoft eingereih1
moroen. Gus am 2. Sanuar 1912
ausgelteQte 9ofumcnt beltimmt, bnf
I6ie Gahlailenidaft an Die Mittmt
fdlt, fDeld)e a1b our Ieltamentsbod.
1trederin ernannt tpurbe. Nab BEN
Gooe bon 6rau Sbarnberg fallt bas
grbe in gleiden 9bcilen unter OF
&inber.
@enrp 81. 2ittig, hpelber iein'
5rau, 8irgi1ia 2ittig, auf 5dei6unl
perflagt fat, bot bur6 Intpalt S. q
&anlep Elm Mmenbement CUR @age
|i9rift binterlegen lallen.
Mominiitrationsbricfe iin6 on 8il
belmina ni1b &ll0olpb Reimers, q
Observation-Disclosures Der Nadlalien
idoft bon @briitim Reimers, a1sge
ltent moroen. Gupmann nnb NuD
mann iino oie Mntpalte.
Midter 2etts 1bnt Ben bnrh Sic An
malte Side uno Side binterlegte1
5meiten geridt bon Marp Shlid
ting, Ieitamentsboaltrederin De
HahlalIenidaft bon Sans Sdlid
ting, g%utgebeiben.
Ser burd sic Ml1lpdlte Goof I'LL
8aluff bintarlegte 5hlub6eribt DO,
8eniami11 &abl, 9citamentsbollitre
der Ser Mablaiienidaft bon Dor
&obl, lit binterlegt nno g1tgebeiBe
mor6en.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-28
Soften fir itaStiide @elcmdltnna
8croen IN Der 11aben 3ufunft berab,
geicbt meroen.

SSlt Ser aelterll Madmnittag obge-
bolteten Sibung oes 9elel,dtungs-
fomites 0es Stootratbs, oent alber
ben Mloermen M5peller nno sSreb
8aterman Der gtooteleftrifer S. 6.
8otpning, ber @tabtampalt Carl S.
2ambad ltn0 Observation-Disclosures
s.. g. gladaneM bon Der Geople'ss
2igbt @ompanp beimobnten, ml1roe
Die a%oltenfrage fir Sic ltdotilde Be
leltf)tnna bllrdlgeiprobcn. &err
@ladput erfId1fe, hob er in ser naiidf)=
item Sibung bes 5tabtratbs einet
|sBeridt iiber Sic 8eleu1tungsfolten
mterbreitell miiroc.
Die Neople's Sight Gpmpal1p er-
bait iest fir ieSe 8ogenlo1npe per
Sabr $50. @emaB ibres 6reibriefes
falnt 0ieier 3rcis rltr ole fiirf Sabre
in 8ieoererlpaglllrg geaosen 4pcroel1.,
Die Ml1gelege1lbeit fam 5ur1 lebten
Msale i'm Sum- 1911 sur Sprode.
3l iencr Set apllroe ser Yreis bon
$50 per 8oaG1lnl1pe bcibebalten.
Sbmpbl 0ie Iraae ser Belel1d-
tu1gsfolten crit i'm SUM- nad)iten
ISSabres mieDer a~1fgerolt perben
foinnte, erflarten iid) Bic @eamten 0ef
Heople's Sight Company III 5lloor-
fpmmenOer @eiie bereit, sic Jrage
bereits icbt 81 reallliren.
ginc HreisermaBigltng miro IL
ltinmt ei1treten; nllr lit Ser Metrag
Ser germil1oerllrg nod nidt feitge=
lebt luoroel1.
Iie geamten ser @eople's Sight
COMPANY baben lid) bel 0em gnt=
lflub elmer Freisberabiesul1g nidt
5ulebt bon Ser IbatIade beltimmen
lallen, Dob Sic gta0tperpaltung in=
lfolge Ser am |. Sanuar 1916 in
Strait tretenoen Nrobibition nit ei-
1lem beoeutel1ben 5%tenerausfau gu
rcdl1elt bat. Die NeopIe's Sight So.
lit, tpie @err 8lafapell geltern Mbenb
'ben1erfte, bon iebcr beltre6t geneien,
Der Staot altf n1ebr 0ent balbem
@egc ~entgegen 81 fomrnen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-28
Mnaebute fir @phlen.

@%ngebote lperoen entgcgenge1cm.
me1t fir bie offentlibe Bibliotbef fir
.2umpc aobleu, ab5nliefern apenn ber=
Ilangt. 9ae Mngebote miillen einge-
reiht lem bis gum 2. Sftober, lmo
.bas &edt lit porbebalten, irgenb ipsl.
de ODER ale Mnge6ote ab5ulebnen.
@n5.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-28
@odJ5eitsslpfen
Neagnn sc Ii II.

Iraulcin garob Catherine Gpa,
gan, cine Ipd)ter bon Serrl1 l1nD
5rau &. sc. Reogan bon Mo. 515
@eit II. '5traBe, murbe geltern Mor-
gen llr1 adt llbr III Der ct. Mntbo-
np's Stride 0l1rb Yfarrer 9. S. 6lan=
nerp NIT @errn Dennis @btpar1 Mul=
lin, einem 5p6ne bon 9errlt unb
5rau gomar6 Wh1Iin gctraut.
Irauoeugen marpn 6ral1lein Marie
9onegan nnb Serr SEQ Mnllin.
Noh Der 9rnm,l1g murbe Elm Sod
5eitsfriibltiid i'm Seine ser gltern
Ser Bral,t lerpirt. @eltern Mahmit=
tag trat bns>Naar einc 8od5eitgreiie
a11. Na6 Der Hiidfebr bon berielben
miro es cine Tar11 in @lodton be-
tpirtbidafte Ell.
&Db ler Iun.is.
SSm N%farrbaule Ser bertlhll1tberi-
lden acknowledgements muroe
geiter1t Mprgcn I'M 5ebn 11br 6ral1-
lem Marie &oebler, cine Iodter bon
9errn nno 6ral Gl1bplpb &oebler
bon Neoria, ST., nit Serrn 9arrD
Cunts bon Icoria, ei11em 5obne bon
6err1t un6 Iralt Sarnes $. Cunts,
burd Noitor 9.6. @orn getraut.
3as Hadr miro in 8eoria mobne1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-28
@pm spbe abbcrnfen.
Srau 81 ii u5t 5iebers.

5ran Mugult 5iebers.
SIM Merep Solpital lit an Conn
ttag Jrau Mugult 5iepers bon Sc
8itt oil Sen 6olgen elmer BIlltper=
giftung geltorben. Die 2eihe muroe
nod 1eg9itt iiberfiibrt, moielbit bellte
Nadpnittag Inn 2::3O ltbr Sic 8eerbi-
el,l1g bon Der oeutlIdlutberiihen Sir
be aus ltattfinben miro. Die Der.
ltorbclle apar cine Go6ter BOZ, @errll
uno 6ror S. S. 9ranoenbltrg nno
mar felt iieben Sabren nit Germ
Mugn1t Siepers berbeiratbet. MnBers
Dem @atten miro tie bon 6rei &i1bern
iiberlebt.
&ermannS S. g e II 0 n. i
gn Sen 5olgen elmer 8linOoarm.
Operation lit geltern Worgen Ger
man S. ge1ion I'M Mercp @oipttal.
%geltorben. gr mllrbe in Dabenport
geboren n1o beil1d)te sic lbieiigent
|5hnlen. Seit bret Sabrcn 1par er
in Der Grocery BON Dun gpers an
Scr Mor6 &arriion 5traBe belbdftigt.
Der B~eritorbene geb0rte als Mitglieo
Der Observation-Disclosures Stride unbt
Ser 9abenport &etail Glerfs an.
Singer Den gltern, &errn nnb 6rauI
sspbn 8enipn bon SEQ. 1907 DIT @igb5
|StraBe, miro er bon elmer. Shnelter
u1b ei11em 8ruber iiberlebt. Gle.
S3eit ser @eerbigung miro ipdtcr BE-
fannt gegeben merben.
GranM ar y 81 Ut n q m.
Sn ibrem @eim an 6uBe ser
Green 5traBe lit an Sonnabenb.
glbeno 6rau WarD Hlltnam ploblid
geitorben. Die @critorbe1te Dnt ben
gon5en CONNER iiber III ei1lem
&msboot in Der Nabe bon Buffalo
g%epobnt. Die 5amilie NOR geraoe
na6 9apenport 5llriidgefebrt. @e-
itern Mbenb fat in bcn Qeidenbe-
itattungsgeihdft bon &enrD Munge
cine Mltopiie Ser 2eide itattgefunoen.
Ole @erltorbene, melhe i'm Sabre
1879 in Slinois geborcn tpnrbe,
miro auBer bon benr @atten bon if.
rem gltern 1tnb elmer Iodter iiber.
lebt. Die 3eit Ser Beerbigllng miro
lpater befanllt gegeben.
IIGsHESH s9@#s& ts=Hr atsEH1a
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-28

80 Sieiige gr1te=5 adoerltan6ige
idabten geltern 0cn Mertb ser oies-
iabrigen grnte BON Scott County ouf
100000 8u1del NIT einem @e-
fmmtpertb BON 50, 100000. Gin
groBer 8ro5entlab Der grnte loQ 1id
auBer 8efabr befinoen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-28
6tabt nnb Gonnp,
9ieustag, ben 20. @eptember.
&leiue @taot=M euigteiteu.

NerbenzS cl=0littel gegen Mber.
m%atisnlts nno Sdn1er5en aller Mrt
Htepc's Mpotbefe. @l115.,
Sll Der 2iitc ser Scn1il,ariltcl
filr oas Sdp1liabr 19t5-16 oes
sllr1llebrerleninars bes Morbalneri=
fa1lilden Illrnerblnocs 5lt ssSl1oiana-
polls, Sllo, - 46 MGll1cr l11o 81
Sral1en finoen mir altd) sic 9ea-
nlel1 bon spei Gapel1pprterrt, Scope
solbrig III Ser 5l~pcijabrigen &lo11e
nlto @arrp u. Strlld il Der glen1ell=
tarflulie.
SEER Sltlil,s gdroeoer bon
Iapcnport erbielt geltern ol1sI eutid)=
1ono sic Rad)ridt, bob icin 5dppo=
ger, Der Meaierungssgaltrat &orI
3upunt Don Ser Mcaieruna nit ser
Grridtung ser grobten ltoatlidcn
W1nitionsfabrif III &aliel OH ser
Sobamcs ltrabe hetraltt mulroe. Sic
6abrif miro BET Ser Il1fnabn1c oes
9etrtebs 5luiiden 5000 nno 5000
Mrbeiter beiddftigcn.
- Die Davenport @oli5ei lit auf
Ser 5ude nod einem 40idbriger, 5
Sub ll1b iieben .SoQ groBen Mann,
apeld)er int ser lebten @p6c mebrere
bieiige @eidaftsleute nit gefdlid)te11
Sdeds %bineingelegt bat. Sic Sdeds
lparen gelpobnlid) nit oem Nan1en q.
g. Mi1er nnter5eibnet.
STINT fomnenoen som1abenO
finoet Ser idbrlide 1ag=0ap fir Sic
Shifting 9ltries Mllociation itatt. BUR
MISUNDERSTANDING ser @ereinigang
aperbcl fir bas nadlte Sabr $4,000
benotbigt.
Snfolgc ser aranfbeit BON
Serrn CLAUS Steffen, zines Mitglies
ocs Ser @ronb ssl1rp, miro ein 1lel1es
Mitglieo ge5ogen mcrben, oomit Die
Mrbeit ser @rono Sllrp beer1oet mer-
Den funn. Ser 9eri6t ser 8ronb
Sl1rp lit in perigen Togen 5t er4par-
ten.
3as Dor mebreren Sagen ge=
ifoblene Toro=M l1tpmobil 0cs Serrr
6. $. @on Matten lit in ei11em @oloe
IN Ser Mabe bon Golona Terrp, ST.,
aufgef l1lloc1 un0 nad bier 5uridge=
bro6t morben.
Mrt6ur 8. &pneppeG, pelher
IN Der fiir3li6 in San Srancisco Of
gebaltenen Nationalfpnpention Ser
Noltoffice Glerfs 5llm Nrdiioenten
Der MISUNDERSTANDING erpablt
murbe, lit nod bicr 5%l1riifgefebrt. Sim
geitrigen Gage m11r0e ibnr bon leine1
Mitarbeitern inn bieiigel1 @oltamt Elm
her5lider @mpfang bereitet. Die
Mitglieoer oes Iopcnporter 3mei-
ges Ser 8ereinigltng meroen oem-
nGidit ei11el1 Serrenabenb at gbren
bon @errn 6oneD1pel beranitalten.
MuBcr Ser 9rGiibentidaft bat Serr
y6o1eptpea allh Sen 8orits bes Gre
.fl1tibfpmites Ser @creinigung iiber=
tragen erbalten.
81. 81. @illon, Diniiions Jradt.
uno 8aiiogieragent Der Mil1paufee,
fe6rte geltern bon elmer Sl1lpeftions=
reiie Der Bobnrouten 5piiden 8abe11=
port unb &anlas GitB nod bier 5l1-
rid. @err @illon erflarte, baB Sic
grnte i'm Mad1barit aat Mi1iouri cine
normale lei. l1e6cr ieine Snipef-
%tionsreiie iprab er ii6 in 5%ufrie6en.
iteQen6er @eiie aus.
Sieiige grnte=5 adoerItan6iee
idasten geltern ben @ertb Der oies-
iabrigen grnte BON Scott Go111tD ouf
100000 Buldel NIT einem @e-
1ammtaDertb bon $2,O00,000. Gin
9roBer Rro5entiae Der @rnte loa iid
auBer @efabr befin0en.
- Merdants Gransfer & Storage
80. Ielepbon 855. Nn5.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-28
3abnar5tlidJe 6irma iufprporirt.

Durh Mntpalt s. $. Maurpbp 1pur-
BEN geitern beim @rl1nobudfiibrer
5ronf 9olm Sl1forporationsartifel
Der @apes uno Sbermm Genital
.gompanp ~binterlegt. 9as 4ftienfa-
pital betragt $4,000. @is our eritelt
Sabresperlammlung int Sanuar1916
'oienen folgenoe Beamte::
Bralioent ~ S. 9. @nDes.
8%i5epr0ii0ent ~ 9llice 0l1ffp.
sefretar uno Shabmeiiter ~ st.
e. Sherman.
Die 8ean1ten biloen sleid5eitig
altd Die 8ireftorenbebDr6e.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-28

Saben sic idon Dl6 Miliion
Bier probirt? @leih nit DEM beIte1
mporttrten Bier uno empfoblen bon
ben Doftoren. @od Sslano 8reping
SO. !(aB.l
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1915-11-25
Position Of King Peters Armies
More Critical.
LITTLE CHANCE OF ESCAPE
ALos >cernlans Going Forward in the
North and IuIearians Doing Like
wise in the South.

London. Nov. 21.-Although no OF.
fetal confirmation has teen received
of the report that the Bulgarians have
captured Monastir, in Southwestern
Serbia, little hope is felt in England
shat the announcement is premature.
Accepting it as + the impression is
growing that the entente allies nrriv-
ed too late to give any service to the
sS%erbians.
The only thing certain in regard to
The plight OF Serbia is that it's mill
tary situation is going from bad to
worse. In the north the main Ser
bian armies are giving way slowly be.
fore the battering Austro-German
forces, which probably would move
more rapidly if weather conditions
We're better. 1t is established that
the Bulgarians are i'll Prelip and at
least have made Monastir untenable.
The Anglo-French armies based on
hold their positions.
Optimistic feeling in regard to
diplomatic situation in Greece still
persists in England. Reasons for this
optimis, however, are obscure.
The weather seems to have inter
Vened again in Russia. Little activity
is reported except the retirement of
the Russians to the east bank of the
Styr, in Galicia. In Courland wet
weather in the swampy district evil
IDENTIFY has brought both sides to a
standstill.
On the other fronts there are few
changes. Desperate fighting contin-
ues between the Austrians and Ital-
ians. In Mesopotamia General Nixon is
reported to be in sight of Bagdad.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1915-11-25
IN NORTH DAKOTA
News Of the Week From Many
Sections Of the State.
WEDDING PARTY HIT BY TRAIN
Bridesmaids Foot Is Cut Off and 9th
ers Are Injured in Wahpeton
Accident.

AS an automobile bearing the mem.
bers of a bridal party approached st.
Johns church at Wahpeton for the
ceremony the car became stalled on
the Great Northern railroad track and
an e%astbound freight crashed into the
machine.
Miss Anna Schmidt, a sister of the
bridegroom, who was to be one of the
bridesmaids, a thrown under the
train. One foot was cut off. She died
from her injuries several days later.
The machine carried seven passen-
gers, Joe Wettstein, the driver; Will
Schmidt and Miss Anna Voolrath, the
bridegroom and bride; John Peschel
and Misses Mary and Anna Schmidt,
sisters of the groom, and Ed Pauley of
Wisconsin, a cousin.
The accident occurred one block
from the church. All the members of
the party except Wettstein were more
or less injured.
The wedding ceremony was per
formed a few days later at the home
OF the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Vollrath, the bride being un-
able 10 leave her bed for the cere,
mony.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1915-11-25
B0TTINEAU is RICHEST CITY
Has Bank Deposits of $735.5e for Each
of Its Inhabitants.

Bottineau lays claim to being the
wealthiest city in the United States,
based on bank deposits and total pop-
ulation. For a number of years Pres
colt, Ariz., has laid claim to being the
richest city in the world of it's size
and gives in support of its claim that
the actual bank deposits amounted to
S3,229,7S6. Its population is 5000.
A short time ago DEBORAH, Ia, 1000,
claimed to have wrested the distinc-
ton from the Arizona city, showing
total deposits of $2,75S,279.5S, or an
average per capita for the city's pop
ulation of $3.50.
The total deposits in the three
banks of Bottineau are $956,272.61.
Based on a population of 1,400 the per
capita wealth Of Bottineau is "$735.59.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1915-11-25
GREECE
SHOW her HAND

London, Nov. 22.-The entente al
lies have demanded that Greece either
join with them and fulfill her treaty
obligations to Serbia or demobilize
and to impress King Constantine that
they mean what they say the allies
have declared a commercial blockade
of the Hellenic empire, according to
dispatches from Athens.
There is no confirmation of these
statements available here, but it is
very certain that Lord Kitchener, the
British war secretary, who had an
hours audience with the king of
Greece and afterward saw Premier
Skoulaudis, took a firm stand and
told them what the allies could and
would do unless the demands were
conceded.
The Greek cabinet met to consider
the situation and a few hours should
show what Greece's future attitude
will be. The Greek government has
again affirmed it's friendliness to the
allies, but has not yet taken the steps
required to prevent Greece from be-
ing counted among the friends of the
central powers.
The entente allies will not permit
any delay. The position of the Ser
bian armies make any p~rolOngation
of the present uncertainty impossible.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1915-11-25
H|LLSTROM, |. W. W.
LEADER, EXECUTED

Salt Lake City, Nov. 20.-Josepll
HilIstrom, aged thirty-three years, l.
w. w. leader, was legally shot to
death by a firing squad.
He paid the death penalty for the
murder in January, 1914, Of j. G. Nor
rison and his son Airing.
While circumstantial evidence con.
victed Hillstrom of the murders his
w attempt to defend himself in
court and his refusal to tell where he
was on the night Of the crime helped
to send him to his doom. Hillstrom's
plea was that he was in a married
woman's company and he consistent.
ly adhered to the declaration that he
would rather die than ruin her good
name.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1915-11-25
DR.. GRElL MAKES AFFIDAVIT
American Woman Tells of Sinking of
the Ancona.

Washington, Nov. 19.-An affidavit
from DR.. Cecile l.. Greil, the only
known American survivor of the An
coma, has been received at the state
department.
DR.. Greil gave some details of the
submarine attack on the Ancona, but
did not clear up entirely the question
of the vessels alleged flight.
The affidavit was secured in a hos.
pital at Bizerta by an American Off
cial sent from the consulate at Mar
settles. 1t is the first official informa-
ton from an American source receiv-
ed by this government and may be-
come the principal basis for action by
the United States.
Mrs. Greil's affidavit described the
panic on the Ancona and asserted
shells were fired by the submarine
while passengers were disembarking
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1915-11-25
United States Now a Strong
Creditor Nation,
IMMENSE GAIN IN EXPORTS
Foreign Trade for the Year Ending
With October Exceeded Five
Billions of Dollars.

Washington, Nov. 23.-New high
records in the foreign trade of the
United States continue to pile up the
greatest favorable trade balance the
country has ever known. The move.
ment Of merchandise and gold shown
i'll figures made public by the depart,
ment of commerce discloses how de,
cidedly the United States has been
converted from a debtor to a creditor
nation.
During the twelve months ending
with October the foreign trade ex
ceeded $4,000, 0 $1,000. Imports were
$1,691,74S,O13 and exports $685. 34,-
636, as compared with imports of ST..
SSO,414,501 and exports of %$2,14O,S47,
S29 during the same twelve months
previous.
Exports of October established a
new high record, rising to $334,63S,.
SIS, which was $33,961,756 more than
the former record made in September.
October imports were $14S, 529, 500.
The record trade balance made dur,
ing the month was 1856, Jos, sos. The
previous high balance, made in Feb.
ruary, was STA, 600, 900.
During the twelve months ending
with October $326,52S,779 in gold
came to the United States to pay the
debt of other nations.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1915-11-25
FRISCO WANTS CONVENTION
Offers Democrats 100000 to Meet or
Pacific Coast.

Washington, Nov. 21.-Two hun
dred thousand dollars, the biggest Of
fer ever made, is the bait hung up by
San Francisco to capture the 1916
Democratic national convention.
The Democratic leaders say it is
exceedingly tempting. When the
Democratic rational committee meets
here Dec. Z it will have before it
100000 offers from Dallas, st. Louis
and probably Chicago. Chicago may
boost it's bid to compete with the Cal
ifornia city.