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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-08
TAX REFORM INERTIA.

[Sioux City Journal
WHY is the average legislature so
reluctant to enact n new taxation code!
Is it becaus the existing tax laws are
giving satisfaction?
Surely not.
In most states-Iowa prominent
among them--there Is constant COM
plant of the inequalities and in1ustices
of prevailing tax laws. Public utilities
and large corporations complain that
they are borne down on unusually hard.
City dwellers protest that they are I'M
fairly burdened, as compared with the
farmers. Farmers insist they are get
ting the worst of 1t, in comparison
with the city merchants. Rich men
threaten to move to California. because
they are Disseminated against. and
moor men talk about becoming social
lists because they are taxed more heav-
| uy in PROMOTION than the ric'i men.
From all sides comes a chorus OF dis
approval of the tax laws-until the
legislature meets.
| Hearing the universal complaint
about unjust and unequal taxation.
special committee Is created and puts
in a lot of time considering taxation
reform opositions. 1t winnows
large number OF bills and finally agrees
| on comprehensive plan OF taxation
reform. which 10 offered ~ a substitute
for the system, or lack OF system
which everybody has been denounc1ng
Then something curious happens. II
develops that nobody outside of the
committee Is ready to vote Tor the
taxation reform plan. Why! Is MOI
every member Of the legislature dis
satisfied with the working OF present
laws affecting taxation? He Is! Their
why is not every member willing u
vote for the new plan!
WORSHIP OF MONEYMAKERs.
Cedar Rapids Republican.
Mr.. 2. T. Meredith Of Des Moines !!
finding that money does make Git
ference. A few years ago, no one asked
for his opinion on anything. einc'
that time he has made what they cal
In barrel OF money and now every on
wants his opinion on everything ant
he ia giving his opinions almost q
freely as one Henry Ford, OF Detroit
They are running him for everything
and consigning the whole democratic
marty TO his care and keeping an'
; when there ID any thinking to be don
for the party he IL called upon to d
, 1.-The thinking-and why shouldn't h
, do the thinking since he has been Civ
, ing much Of the moneys
But, occasionally, 1t may be well t
. get from under the spell OF money an
success. And II may be well not I
t shape our governmental policies &C
cording to the offhand opinions OF me
like Mr.. Ford, however much they ma
rattle around and astonish the wori
a with their achievements. Luck an
: |advertisine are large elements Of sue
= cess. we know Of people who hay
q more wealth than they know what
{ ! az with because years ago some grand
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-08
IOWA OPINION AND NOTES.

IF it pays the jitney bus VIII stay
That is the test of American eh'ei-
PRISE" says the Des MONIES Capital
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-08

"Wouldn't it be a spectacle Tor the
gods if the United States government
itself went into the ship sailing pusi-
ness and British decided to held up one
of the governments merchant ships
and take off its cargo? inquiries the
Davenport Times. 1T is bad enough
when the ship is privately owned by
Americans"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-08

Map giving locations OF the lorts
Warsaw, the capital OF
Poland upon which the Russian gov
eminent depends to keep the German
troops from entering the city. Hail
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-08

The Des Moines Evening Tribune
would commend the action of the SEN
ate committee on liquor tilis TO the
very especial attention Of itE readers.
This is the committee iietenant Gov
ernor Harding appointed says the
Tribune andsuggests "a great deal Oh
the inside OF the manipulation OF Ieg-
islation thru the machinery OF commit
tee appointments can pc got at by
watching the maneuvers of this com
mittee."
The Waterloo Tlmes-Trihune says
that, without doubt, partisan politics
ought TO be omitted from city cleo
tions. To this the Cedar Rapids Re
publican replies "Wa.erloo IS far De
hind the tiines Let it go to the COM
mission form and it VIII aaNew nat IL
| is looking for, SO tar as politics are
concerned In Cedar Rapids we nave
not in eight years ever thought ABOUT
the political affiliations OF our city OF :
! ficials There are not dozen men IN
Cedar Rapids today who can tell on :
| hand whether their commissioners are
republicans or democrats ana no one
ever cares enough about TIE matter
| to ask a question about 1t. That 1t is
helpful, is also without d doubt
IF. T. Meredith having got taste
a.political life. now wants all the big
/ things in sight" says the Monticello
Express. The senate looked good ia
him. the JON with the reserve banks
was good enough to take. anG place
on the national committee Is within
the sweep OF hts ambition.
There is no longer any doubt but
that there are friends enough in tbs
two Iowa houses to push thru biz
granting pensions to school teachers
after they shall havet aught certain
term OF years" says the Traer Star
Clipper. The measure was before the
Thirty fifth general ASSEMBLY but II
failed to receive a sufficient supper
in the senate. Both political parties
are pledged to the measure and com
Inittee from the State Teachers Asso
citation has the bill practically per
|, fected. 1t looks very much as II thu
veteran teachers Of Iowa will be pro
Hnd Pow hn hn q
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-08

But if bread goes 100 high 1t IS pos
s!ble to eat corn cake says the Boone
News Republicans.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-15
Mns bent staate.
@ e t t c L II II S 6 @rut,

9es gfoines. ID. Suli. 9us
Bulletin fir Die init bent t2. Suli be-
enoete &ode belagt: Cine ireitere fiib<
lie, tpplfige nrb maize 8pde bat bus
5euen, Die ginerntuns bon getreibe
nl1b bas aultibiren ppn aorn bebel1<
tenp per5ogert. ltrb Nd1e llnb ltarfe
8inoe babeu betrddtlieben Shaben an
Dem mod ltebennen reifen Betreibe
gerltriadt. Sic 81lrhibnittste.nperaz
tltr pur 4 0ruD l,1itr .turmut nnp Der
8egenfau mar IN fat alien g5eilen
bes Staotes 8r6Ber ais setpDbnlib gu
oteler Seit.
Sic lesten bret Gage tpure11 inoei<
len mdbig iporm unb gunltiser fir
aort, bus iebt raid ipddlt. pbipp6l es
nod flein unb riidltanbis lit. @enen
uup bns grnten bon 8etrciDe baben il1
|begilrlltigten @e9enben beeon1cn, aber
iln srDbten Sbeil Ser 8interpei5enfld<
he linp Die Sclber nod Su nag u11o
peid) fiir Die grntcn1aibtnen. Sic 9lebz
ren bon anoerem Meingetreibe filler
it'd gut, es miro aber niel iiber Brand
i'm @afer seflagt. Sriibfnrtoffeln, 8ar<
ten9eipddie ltup 8eipeu linb in pprz
5iigli6cm 3ultanb.
Sic al te 3dnbergel did tc.
gebforo. IA. suli. Ser alte
Sarmer Samuel gnberlpn, ser bier lei=
ncr 9adbaru in 8erbinbung nit Sen,
Ian9cbliden Hal1bmprb BEL Siam pur
@erid}t brodte, ipeil er lie nuf Ausz
lieferllng eines Ebeiles bes bergrabez
nen Sdases berflagte. madte bette
Isluslageu iiber leiue pergeblidcn Be-
|miibun9eu ipabrenb Ser Ietten 20 Sab
rc. Sen auf ieiner Sarm pergrabener
Sd)as 5r ll6en. Seinc Sarm lol Der
Sdnuplob llno bas Sabr 1877 (nidt
1869 ha5 9utllm Ser grmprbung Des
0aillnlrier giebbarblers stath. Sn,itb
|unb ieines Subnes eelpelen lein.
! @ie slnflnge, unter ipclher Die bier
@efanseneu (3untsman. Gerinner lln0
5pci @anlppops) gebalten iperbelt.
lalttete allf eincn i'm Sabre 1868 perz
Iiibte1l 8allbntprb. fann aber gednbert
llrerocn. a1d Sralt MarD Collins Yorz
ter lagte geltern slaht aus, bub ote
Mprbe I'M Sabre 1877 beriibt moroen
Ileien.
Soellte erlbien cine Srau glilabetb
Collins 8enlpn, Shipeter Ser Sral
| 9orter, als 3eugin fir pie gertbeibi<
lslng lrno iagte aus, oaB au iener 3eit,
bon Ser ibre Sdlpeiter iprud, gar
teil Mnrb auf ser Siam ssarm ia
Mcilen bon 8ebforbl beriibt lporoen
lei, bab es sort feinc eebeimc 5oble gez
|9ebcn babe, haB lie ME etlpas bon eli
Incn1 persrabenen Sdus ober elmer
}8anoe bon &erbreberi, IN 8aplpr
County eebprt babe.
/ 9urd oie iih bireft ipiberiprehenoen
i lauslugen Der 5ipei Shipeltern 1T bie
|gan5c Hdubergelhihte ipieber in 3ipeis
Ifel seltellt. grpboem biirften Die Bot
berbDre nod 6lpei Gage buuern.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-15
sclesrapbiide gsDti5en.
IF. oyNIl
8aleball. Su ser N ational
9telp Dprf 6. Chicago 5.

8 BaiebaIl. Sn Ser Nntipnal:
Seem Dorf s. Chicago 5.
9}elp Oorf /, Chicago 3.
BropflDn 2, Cincinnati 1.
Ybilabelpbia 6, ct. 2ouis 3.
8olton Hittsburg, Negen.
sSn ber q nj I ic i, 2eague::
Glepelnnb 3, Bplton 2.
glcbelnnb /, Bolton Z.
9etrpit 10. Meip Yurf 3.
gbicagp s, YbilabeIpbio A.
ct. Bouts i, 8albin9ton 2.
Sn Der Sc er.al 2ea9ue:
Baltimore Z, 8rppflDn 8.
Baltimore 5, 8rpnflDn 4.
Buffalo 4, gieiunrt /.
Buffalo 4, yieipnrf 0.
9ittsburg s, 9anlas gitp L.
ct. 2ouis /, Chicago A.
Sn Der 3 S aigu:
Yeprin 0. 9abenpnrt Z.
Auincp 3. @ubuque 2.
3llincp 3, 9ubl,quc 3 (@lnfelz
beit nod 9 Snni,lss.
9ecatur 9ipdfnrb, Gornahp.
Bloomington : Nloline, ,1aller
@runb.
Gbicagp. Searnep iagtc bcute
9todt, CT lci bpn S r5ee.pnrt benabz
ri6tist. oab Der n0tbiae 9etrag 5u1
llcbcrnabme Der 9alllpielcr npn 9llz
bllque aufgcbrudt iporben llnp Srcez
pprt in bie 3 S 2iga cingetretcu lei
9ie gpiclc ipiirhcn in Sreepprt be-
eillnen, iobalo eirise fleinere 9etails
gercsclt ieien, ipabrl6einIid ldon an
nd6lten Gunntag.
8e5iigli1 bes 8eri6tes bon 6 a :
Icsburg, bab bieler gtaot Sc,
grcibrief bon 3ceatur an9cbptel
lpnrber lei, Iagtc Searnep. cr babe ci.
men @ertrcter i'll @alesburg. Der bas
Sclb iiberlbalc fir ben ntDglihen Sal
ba6 es nod cine peitere Acubcrllns ii
Der 2iea gebeu f0nne.
@ecatur. Sus. Gin Epruab.
traf bellte hie Gribiine in1 8alebauparf
9erabe ais has Spiel 5ipiiden 9ecatlt1
lnh 3odforo besinnen lpllte. gas Sid
Der Gribiinc lpllrbe abgeriNen ltnb eli
sbciI ficl anf Sic perlanmelte Nsen.
,ldenmen9e bernb. gs CAB cine NnoaB
bon Benlen ,lnb Sd)ran,u,ea. aber feiu
crnlten &erlebltngen.
Ser 8altlllb @ecat,lr itellt bas Sc.
rii6t in Mbrebe, hab btelcr &lub ieine,
ssrcibrief in ser 3 S : 2iga ou Is q
Ie sbatr8 auseboten batte.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-15
9baw bat ei,blid seuounen.
SnrD erfldrt.e ibn seifi
~ q < =, =, &

gei nnb.
g}en Dnrf, IA. Snli. Ser 8aa
bon 9arrD s.. 1baip, iiber 0ellen @eiz
ltes5uitano leit mebrerel1 8oden inn
Gountpoberseri6t unter gorlib bes
Ri9ters $5enbrid berbanbelt lpurbe.
sius beute Nadmittag 2::53 an bic
SurD. Sic 9te6tsbelebrung Beg Ni1z
ters OH Sic Surp mar fllr5 l;nb bauerte
fnapp 10 NMnltten. st repibirte bic
selebli6en ausblide bes Snlles llno
lngte ben @elhtporenen, baB iie li6
nibt nm bie friiberen Gbaten gbaipS
GIT fiinunern batten. u9ie bier gil ent>
| Ildeioenbe Srage lit, ob Sbam ieb t
9eilti9 seiunb iit."
Sic Sl1rp bra9te ldpn UNI AS bas
gerbitt ein, bab GARRY s.. Sbatp, Ser
N0roer BON Stanfor0 8bite, geiltesz
seiuno lei.
Nidter Senorid bebielt lid Johann
Die ipeitere gntl1eibung iiber 5boips
f5didial bebpr gs itebt in leiner
@adt bas gerbift s11 beltatisen ober
um5uitoBen. Sn Salle feline gntIdeiz
bnng susuniten Sbaips allsfanen ]ollz
te. ipiirbe Ser Staat appellireu, abcr
bic @ertbeihieer tpiiroen baum sbntps
Sreilaliung unter 8ireldnft bis sur
gntIdeibuns Der boberen sSultan5en
beatltra9en.
Sic Sbaip Surp mar genau 4S
0ainutet in 8eratbung unb na6n1 5tpei
8auots bot. SIM eriten mar ldnn Die
grpbe 0lebrbeit Der @elbtporcnen 10
9esen p fir Sreilpru6 uno i'm 5lueiz
| ten Ballot iparen Die @erren einig.
Nidter @enbrid ipirb am 8reitaq
a11fiinbieen, pb ct Sen 8efebl, burd)
ipel1en 8baap in Matteaipan eingez
iperrt ipurbe, alfbeben llno baburd
Dem 1obter Stanforo 86ites bie Sreiz
belt ipiebergebcu ipirb, un lpelbe bic
ier 8 Sabre sefd1npft bat
| sSn1 @eribtsiaale Illa1lnte es tpie in
einefn 8icnenlfpd, als bas 8erbift perz
llelen tpurbe nnb Der Mdter intpie Elm
9ueenb @cri9ts0iener flppften our
Grbnung.
5baip ldiittelte ieinen Nniualten Sic
5aabe, fiiBte ieine ghltter l,lb er unh
| lie 1hlttelten beun anh ben @eIdippz
]lensna bie Sediaas. 9ie tsseId d5sso,s .;es,
ltlb 9butp besaben itd barnad in eil1
geeben5imner, no Sic Ebptp9rapber
allf tic iparteten. 8ie Beridtsbeamtet1
batten srpbe Msitbe, bas 9ublifltn, ab=
5ubalten, lid auf Ghap 8u itiir5en, I'm
linn Die Sonnb 5u ihiitteln. Sic Menge
nuBerbalb bes @erihtsballIes brab in
lal1te1l SubeI fir 1baip aug.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-15
iparen .ipieber .,enprnnen

abaeidnitten iparen, ,ipieoer senomnten.
Nilla. beiBt e5, bat slslos Galientes
seraunlt, nnb man bofft Sic @erbin<
Dung bieler Staot nit Der palptitabt
balo tpieber bersuiteuen. Gorran5a be-
abllebtigt. in ben ndhiten 5aeen einen
an1neltiebefebl 5lt erla1en fit allc Ule<
rltaner, Die lpobl geirrt baben ntDgen,
jeet aber gu ibn1 8uriidfebren, nm 10
lpieber Srieoen unb Grbnung in ber
8epublif 5u er1l1Delihen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-15
@icl ,lnb Asrppiiiune11.

Gbicago, IA. ssltli. 9tinopieb
I3uil1hr 10000. 5tiere $500 Bis
1910; @iibe 1tno 8inocr, 1926 bis
$50; 8alber $7.50-11.W.
Sd,lpeilH Sufllbr $4,000. ST.
tuas felter SIT $6.65-7.75; 5ltneiit
5lt $685. II 40.
5sbaie S5uillbr $4,000. 6lal,
su $5.60-6.S0; 2am,ner $6.75 Bis
t$9.40.
@efliieel 13e; il,nae Siibner
90 22c.
as,1tter Creamery % 261s.
Ger 15-17e.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-15
3 oaer l6Dnen britiiden @eripredunq

% aaer one brtlen Werlpredun9cn SIT nod nt cine Ser t
gonan esebaltenen amerf ar9os reigege porpen Cor
deint in egp be 6ergerridaft m eenner r perprt
nnefte ae - Sic reug 5uriidfebren ghap ppu ser
Sn getesgelnno erar - lnb 9der enbrd b naten Sreiz
tag nteiben IN Sb Die Sreibeit Goln ardeini mirb
Der staat hann appeuiren - 1nb Der a m no eiioe 3 him
eben m Sas Rubifnm ibemt nit 8ban t pmpatbi,en Bic
adlberge6ibc in geoo0 Sopa 5lpeelba Sreepprt s
gebort jebt G1lesburu ha Sic udte gus5h
- g8enn eine neitere aenberuua ai6t
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-15

atlanta, @a. Sic @eriidtc, oaE
Ser Nlpb ei,1en sln9riff ollf bic 3ud1tz
bal1sfarm bel gsilebeebille beabiidtis
&c, I'm Seq Sranf, Ben angebliden
WlDrber Der 9iarp Ghasan, su lbn6en
baben lid niht beltatist llnb oie nuf9e=
bptenen Nili5en lpnrbcn pieber entlalz
len.
gSprfpIf, &a. Ser britiide3amz
pier @oiptbs peab, bon lpeldem be-
fiirhtet mar. bab cine 8onnbe an 8pri
einseidmu9selt lei, 1T beute 9sah
ippblbebalten ppn saelp 9rleans biel
einaetroffcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-15
8ei elmer 5ihuna hes

Sci elmer 5ibung hes
englilden llnterbauIes trat gesen 10
llbr abenbs, als eben Der Mbgeorbz
nete 8iglano ppr foit leerem 9allie
iprad, plDBlid Elm Mann Elm, Der
ii4 bes 55epters beS Sprehers be.
mddtiaen lppllte. @r lpurbe iebo9,
ebe er feline 9lbii9t burhfiihren
fonnte, iiberpdltist unb entfernt.
Der ginbrinslins 1T etn seipiiier
Gbarrington, Elm ebemaliger Sell
1aber on eiiler Bierbrauerei, Der
aus reltgiDfsn Strupeln {einen Qlnz
tell on Der 8rauerei Dertaufte ,lnb
ii9 feitbem Der Msitatipn segen ben
Mtobpl lpibmet.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-15
Sod 9treif in 8a le 3.

2pnb 5 IN IA. Snli. G6tpo6l gaue
ienbe bon aoblen9raberr in gout6
gsalcs belhloIlen baben, Sic slrbeit
fort5uieten,s baben boeb biele mebr
sauienoe beiNoi1en, Sic arbeit ei,15uz
tellen; trob Der slnipel1bung Beg 0uz
nitionsgeiebeS auf Die apblcniuoultrie
burd bic Negierung, ipoourd) Sic D9iz
ner i'm Safe Der Grbeitslpeigerllng
ldiperen 5trafen allsseiett iinb.
9eutidlanbs Sinm Stag
iSebr aiinltig.
Sc II in Ia. Suli. (3ireftc SUM
fcnmelbung iiber sabbille.) Cine bier
5lllamlueneetreteuc &onferen5 ber ST.
nan5nit1i1fer Der beridicbenen beut<
lden 8unbesfnnten bat sen 8eridt bes
8orlibenben 9r. @clffrid, bes gefrez
tdrs bes Heibslhabamtcs. iiber bic
5inan3lage beg Neibcs slltgebeiben.
sluc Weiniiter itinunte,1 babi,l iiber-
Elm, bab biele Gage cine + b0bIt giinz
iti9e, llnb Sic Motion itnltal1oe unb
cntldlpilcl1 lit, n,ls5ubaltcn, bis Elm
|liegreider Sriebe errllngen it'll
Sic &riegsnnleibe, Steuerfra9en
llno anbere. Dem Reidstag bei leinem
@iebera,tla1nn1e,1tritt Sr lnterbreitenz
ben MMbnabn1e1t lpllrben ebe1,fall5 err
ortert. Mlfgemein ipnr man Der Mnlidt.
bab cine Ggtrabe1tcuerung bon @elpin=
ncn, ipel1c bllrb Ben ariee leIblt err
ipablen 1inD, blir6aus bere6ti9t lei.
2embergs l1niberiitdt
hi besrer fnet.
Berlin, II. Suli. Sic lleberleez
iid]e sleuigfeite1aser1tur erbielt oie
Melbung. baB audi Sic l1niberlitdt bon
2emberg, Ser bon Ben Geltreid llnz
gorn ipiebereroberten @allptitabt @az
li5icrs, jett tpieber eroffnct iporoen lit
|llno baB bie 8rpfe1iore,l ul,b Stubenten
einen regeIredten aurlls beepnnen
Gabe11.
8riedildes Horl a NJ e nj
tpir.b bertagt.
2pnb 5 pn, IL. Suli. Cine atbenc,
9epelbc Ser 9ailD grpreb ioat: ugs
lit 10 gut ipie eelpib, bob Der 3nlam=
n,et,trttt bes Ynrlanct1ts, no,1 lpelden
Der St1r5 bes aabiltets @uroris er=
ipartet tpllrbe, ittiDlees ber grftdrrn,l
bes fDnisIiden aeibnrstes, bnb a1ni{
8pnltalltir nod Sl 1btpnd lei, tint lid
Ben OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES iuibmen 81
f0nnen, allf llnbefimnte 8eit bertae
tuerben miro (9us Yarlan,ent bdtt,
an 90. bs. 5lllamnentreten lollen.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-15
Die 4artte
Hro6nftc.

Gbicago, IA. Sltli. @ei5ell
115A SuIi, tO93s, Sept.
&orn 77as Sltli, 1914 Sept.
0aier 1895 Suli, 3S15 Sept
@etreioe fir @nar No. 2 rotber
@interuei5en, nomincu; 9so. 2 aoru
70; stanoaro 9afer 541a.
Moggell lloninea.
@erlte 72-77.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-15

Suneau. slasfa. Seit 10 ga.
gen berrlht bier cine anormale 8ibe
bon bis 80 @rab i'm shatten. es linb
.perld)ieoene 8alobrdnoc ausgebrodel
unp sic @letIher 1tpBen 9roBe gisnai1
len ab. Inter Dem beiben 8etter bas
ben Iib sic grnten bebelltenb entipidelt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-15
8ieotr ein oentider @itg IN ben
Srqonnfu.
Nabe3u 5000 0efau8. 81 >ad)t mno 18 @eidlhc
8emomnten, 90cza 'rit6rt.
an anoeren Buntten pnrou inole augrfe ab9edlaqeu.
Il
qd)t ,.,,o 18 @ei@iibe
. srit6rt.
Nabe3,t 5000 0efa,t8. $
3. 8eito,tt,ltetl,
untten tunroeu feinblnye Mngriife abgeldlaqen.


GSeng Nnoernng Der Shron Ngebn gcn beude CT
og in Norbpoen Gin Yetrofrnler gsanlpr1 nit aeanqcz
men 23 600 Ieann pobei II Si5re lbceist ipf
Der a1nn lo gann9it N getic us Sln
Sampler 5er6rt sic Silbanp mit5usablen 2a Ser
aregssansenen in gud3 9uamei 1870 gritd5e 3ez
y lng ritirt 0ie berlogenen briiben ariegsberide.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-15
ben, eripibertc cr tpiitbenb: sic babeu
ifein Mebt, Das an5uneBnell."
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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-09-15
BRITISH CASUALTIES
AVERAGE 1900 DAILY

London. Sept 15-Official an
nouncement was made in the house
of commons that the total British war
casualties up to Aug. 21 was 3S1 1888
officers and men killed, wounded or
missing.
Losses of the British army durin 2
the summer we're somewhat smaller
than in April and Nav. This is prob
ably accounted for by the comparativ e
inaction along the Franco-Belgian
front. 1t may be assumed that the
heaviest proportion of losses was at
the Dardanelles.
The last previous statement of tn )
total of British casualties was mad 9
June 3. 1t gave total of 25S,069 up
to May 81. The losses from that time
70 Aug. 2 have been 1894, a daily
average of about 1900. In the two
months before the end of May, the
period covered in the preceding an.
nouncement, the losses averaged
roughly about 1000 day.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-09-15
ENGLAND MAY TAX
SALARIES over $40

London, Sept. 15.-Parliament met
with possibilities of serious verbal
explosions before adjournment
Conscription, taxation and muni
tions threatened sharp clashes and
possibly frank criticism of govern
ment measures.
The cabinet is understood to stand
IL to 8 against compulsory service
with Lord Kitchener noncommittal
Because of the violent opposition OF
British labor the conscription issue
will not be forced unless opponents OF
conscription raise the question at this
session of parliament
There is considerable apprehension
over the new taxation program mapped
out by Chancellor of the Exchequer
McKenna to meet daily war eXpendi
ture of $20000.000. One of its features
contemplates heavy increases in the
income tax, with the limit lowered To
include all salaries of more. than SIC
weekly.
To meet the expected opposition OF
labor members 1t is understood that
the government proposes to levy at
the same time a heavy tax on war
profits of the big employers. Other
taxes will be levied on imports, es
pecially of luxuries.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-09-15
CONFERENCE ON SATURDAY
Mexican Situation to Be Discussed by
Pan-Ameriean ENJOYS.

Washington, Sept 15.-Secretary
Lansing announced that the Pan
American conference ON the Mexican
situation. which was to have been
convened here today, will not be held
until Saturday and that it will be in
New York.
The change in plan, he made it
clear, was not due to any develop
ment in the general situation, but to
illness of one of the conferees.
The conferees will have before
them responses to their appeal that
the Mexican leaders meet in a peace
conference. The Villa and Zapata
factions sent favorable replies. but
Carranza rejected the appeal and
made a counter proposal that the
diplomats meet him to consider in
ternational phases of the problem
and his claims for recognition.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-09-15
AIRMEN RAID GERMAN FROM
French FIotilIas Damage Batteries and
Railway Stations.

Paris, Sept 15.-Flotillas of French
aeroplanes raided the German front,
bombarding railway functions, while
the incessant cannonade on the en-
tire battle line continued for the six
teenth day.
The official statement said the rail-
way stations at the Banzdorf juno
tion, near Morshange, at Chatel in
the Argonne and at Langemanck,
north of Ypres. were attacked by
French birdmen.
The French gunners were particu-
larly successful in the bombardment
in the Argonne, damaging German
batteries in Mortmartrie forest and
wrecking trench salients.
Artillery fighting was very violent
during the night in the entire Artois
region, south of the Somme and along
the Aisne canal to the Marne.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-09-15
RUSSIAN EVACUATION
OF WILMA PROBABLE

Petrograd, Sept. 15.-Evacuation OF
wilma will follow the cutting of the
Petrograd-vilna railway, it is ad
mitted.
The Germans have reached the rail
way midway between Wilma and
Dvinsk, severing the rail connection
between the Russian forces concen
trated about these two centers.
One German army Is pressing east
ward north of Wilma and another is
moving eastward from the region OF
Orany.
The battle southeast of Riga is
daily growing more furious.
General Won Beseler has been rein.
forced by Won Hindenburg' and is
making every effort to shatter the
Russian front on the Dwina from
Dvinsk to within thirty miles of Riga
The Germans are renewing their
attempt to cross the Dwina near Lin
den under curtain of terrific artil,
lery fire.