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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-05-08
METHODIST BOARD.
Plans for Aiding Southern Churches
 Discussed.

St. Louis, May 7.-An executive ses- sion to discuss plans for aiding churches in the Southern states was held here by the church extension board of the Methodist Episcopal church, South. The report of the Rev. w. F. McMurray, corresponding secretary, showed capital fund in the hands of the board of $67l, 900, an increase of $110,00O, during the last year. The total receipts last year were $395 5,000.
 The college of bishops took part in the deliberations of the church exten- sion board.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-05-08
Centurion Sent to Bottom.

London, May 1.-The British steam CT Centurion was torpedoed by Ger man submariEs off the Irish coast yesterday. Her crew was saved.
 The Centurion was attacked about the same time that the British steam CT Candidate, owned by the same company. was torpedoed off Water ford, Ireland. The Centurion was bound for South Africa and the Can didate for Jamaica.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-05-08
Opens Employment Bureau.

Announcement Ns made yesterday that Harry Burk As opened an em- ployment bureau u 1O4 West Sixth avenue. The service is designed to bring Worlman and job together. Men wanting work. and persons having work to give out, can find MT. Burke at the addreaS given from 10 a. m. to Il ID. m. each day. MT. Burke expects to find employment for many men at such little jobs as cleaning yards, moving lawns, and things of like na- ture..
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-05-08
AWARD LEyEE CONTRACT.
Cotton Belt District Board Elects w. {. A. Crags President.

Helena, May 6.-The hoard of di- .rectors of the Cotton Belt levee dls- trict today elected w. IA. Crags Of Oneida president, H. D. Moore oi Helena secretary; and S. Straub or Helena, treasurer. e''-s'a7. fs' '-- 9-<-
 The board let q contract to J: A: Burt of MississigE, for 1,3SS, ,ooO yards of levee improvement, at 16.Ss cents per yard.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-05-08
Train Kills Banker.

Fort Worth, Texas, May S.-W. R. Harrington, president of the Traders National bank and a Confederate veteran, was killed by a train in the railroad yards here today. The crew of the train saw him fall, but too late to stop the string of cars. It is not known what took MT. Burlington to the yards so early.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-05-08
Don't Be a "Grouch."

Many persons acquire reputation for crankiness and grouchiness when their dispositions are not to blame. Peevishness, irritation. nor ,bidness. biliousness, melancholia most often are the result of impaired digestion and torpid liver. Foley Ca thartic Tablets make you light, cheer- ful and energetic. Mann Pharmacy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-05-08
~slewe,d up. at Middle Age.

The hard working kidneys seems to reQuire aid sooner than other in? testinal organs. At middle age many men and women feed twings of rheu- matism, have swollen or aching joints and are distressed with sleep disturb ing bladder ailments. Foley Kidney Rills ere safe. prompt and can be de- pended on to give relief. Mann Pharmacy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-05-08
Kaiser Recells Yon Hacke.

Amsterdam, via London, May 7.- According to the Lokal Anzieger of lBerlin, Emperor William has recalled
 Herr, von Hacke, minister to Peru and Ecuador, and accepted his resig- nation.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-05-08
Infection in the Air.

Medical authorities agree that colds are infectious. In some cities children with colds are barred from schools. Springs changing weather brings many colds. The quickest and safe way to stop colds, coughs and croup is to give Foley's Honey and Tar Compound.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-05-08
Births.

Born, to MT. and Mrs Clarence Boshe, last night, at their home in North Cedar street, "a 9-pound boy.
 Born, to MT. and Mrs. J. ". Wren, Sunday, May 2, at their home, 10O6 $. Sixth avenue, a girl.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-05-08

Anyone wishing to- ouy or Sell Jeffersen county script call on chas wsil Suppl @: t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-05-08
THE IL. SPRINKLE Distilling Company

has opened branch house III
 MONROE, LOUISIANA, making it's own whiskey and selling it's entire output by mail.
 Rye, Corn CT Gin. $2.W a gallon: same whiskey sold by deal CTS at $500 to $4.0O gallon.
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see IF THE CHILD's
TONGUE Is COATED
Mother! Don't hesitate! II cross,
feyerish, cOnstipated, give SCaIi.
fOrnia Syrup OF Flgs.s

Look at the tongue, mother! II coat.
ed, it is a sure sign that your little
ones stomach, liver and bowels need
gentle, thorough cl>ansing at once.
When peevish cross, listless, pale,
doesn't sleep, doesn't Gator act ma
turally, or is feverish, stomach sour,
breath bad; has stomach-ache, sore
throat, diarrhoea, full of cold, give a
teaspoonful of California Syrup Of
Figs" and In . few hours all the foul,
constipated waste. undigested food
and sour bile gently moves out Of its
little bowels, without gripping, and you
have a well, playful child again.
You needn't coax children to take
this harmless fruit laxative; they
love its delicious taste, and 1t always
makes them feel splendid.
Ask yonr druggist for 50-cent bot.
Tie Of california Syrup Of Figs, !"
which has directions for babies, chill
dren OF all ages, and for grown-ups,
plainly on the bottle Beware of coun-
terfeits sold here. To be sure you get
the genuine, ask to see that 1t is made
by California Fig Syrup Company"
Refuse any other kind with contempt.
advertisement.
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RESOLUTIONS To
APPROVE KUHIO
and GOVERNOR
Republican Leader Says G. 0.
P. Hopes to Support the
Administration

A resolution indorsing Delegate Ku-
hio and his work in washington will
probably be among those introduced in
the legislature this week and the pre-
diction was made by one of the Re
publican leaders yesterday that in all
likelihood nonpartisan resolution in.
dorsing Governor Frear's administers
ton would also be introduced and re-
ceiye support nom both sides.
The governor has done good work
and most of his appointees, If not al.
will be approved. Why shouldn't he
be commended by the legislature?y
asked this Republican. Il don't ex-
pect to see much party fighting there
won't be any unless the Democrats
start it. The legislature will attempt
to do its work in a businesslike and
economical way and we want to work
with the governor. He wants to do
what's right, and we ought to start on
the principle of harmony clear
through"
It was prophesied yesterday that thu
resolution indorsing Delegate Kuhio
would go through with a rush. Among
the legislators are large number vino
supported the delegate actively in the
primary fight last fall and they are
anxious that approval OF his work be
formally expressed.
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Leaving the armory At 5 O'Clock. the

Leaving the armory at 8 O'Clock. the
guardsmen boarded street cars at Ala.
pal street and rode out to the park.
Each man was equipped for heavy
marching. carrying beside his gun q
hlanket roll, haversack, canteen, in
trenching tools, cartridge belt and bay
onet. Arriving at the park tents were
pitched In the polo field. each com.
pany having its own street" Mess
kits and other equipment were laid
out in order and rigid inspection was
made by Col Riley, lst Lieut. w. G.
Whitener. Observation-Disclosures of the
guard, and the various officers.
Following the inspection the officers
gathered for q brief conference to out
line the plans for practise. The morn
ing was devoted to company and squad
drill. At noon the men lined up be.
fore the cook tent and received gen.
erous rations of sweiners, . coffee,
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|G0ARDSMEN PRACTISE ATPARK
| FOR The ANNUAL INSPECTION

sarstion for the annual regimental in
spection next month.
1t was the biggest turnout Of citizen
soldiery that Honolulu has seen in
many months. in spite of the fact that
only about half the regiment was pres.
emit At the close OF the maneuyers,
after the guardsmen had returned to
the armory. Col. Riley complimented
the officers and men on their work,
expressing a desire that in the next
field practise before inspection atIeast
$50 willltlrn out
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pcourt to furnish bonds covering the
amount of judgments secured against
them in the lower courts
Another ball has for its purpose the
amending Of the primary law and the
correcting of certain defects in that
statute. One measure Is to amend the
existing election laws so that county
elections viii be held on different
years than the territorial elections OF
public officials. Another gives certain
powers to surety companies*s The reg
nlation OF fire insurance business Is
aimed at IN another.
A measure will be introduced with
the object of preventing the setting
aside OF circuit court judgments ex-
cept when secured through fcircum-
stantial evidence, A measure to
strengthen the public utilities commits.
sion also is being prepared. III
The members of the legislature are
as follows:
HOUSE.
Oahu-Fcurth district-rharles II.
Brown, Clarence H. Cooke. D.. p. r..
Isenberg. william T. Rawlins. 4 Nor.
man Watkins, VIM Williamson.
Fifth district-Eugene K Aiu, Eli J.
Crawford, VIM. H. Crawford, f. K.
Fernandez. David. NJ. Kupihea tDl.
Henry r.. Vierra.
4 East Hawaii. r Hale, O. II fI4i-
10y. Norman Lymans Evan "a silva
West Hawaii--H. L. HoIstefa. N 4.
Makekau. D. X. Kaupiko. H. 1. Kawe-
Iwehi Oh. RI.
Naui-W. +. Crockett, A. EGarcia, p
~. Goodness. r! J. K. Nawahihe. "a f
Tavares, Ed Waiaholo. Z
Kauai-John H. Coney. John Fas-
seth, James Kula, James K. Lota,
SENATE.
Oahu-A.s L. Castle. yChilling;
worth, E, W. Quinns follower, lance
4. Coke, c. p. Iaukea, Ambrose ~
Writ
Hawaii-S. L. Desha. R. Fl. Make
kau. Holdoyer. D. E. Metzger, j. F.
Woods.
Maui-W. T. Robinson. Holdover.
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beans and bread, toppsa off with can
ned peaches for disseItT ,p
Battalion drill took UP the greater
part OF the afternoon. The weather
was excellent for the work and the of.
ficers had many favorable comments
to offer on the showing Of the men,
At $3.50 o'clock adjntant's call was
sounded and the regiment formed for
parade. the reviewing officer being Col
Riley. Led by the Hawaiian band the
regiment passed in review and then
broke camp and took cars for town.
An interesting incident of the after.
noon was the presentation to Private
Soldier King of d Company Of a
gold medal for making the biggest
score in the seasons target shooting.
The trophy was offered by Mai M. M.
johnson.
The guardsmen are looking forward
with interest to the annual inspection
and no pains are being spared in order
that the regiment may pass the test
with flying colors. One more field
practise win be held before the in
spection.
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HIzEh TO sE WELCOMED.
Especial Cable to the Nippu jill.

Especial Cable TO the Nippu JILL
TOXIC, Japan, Feb. f5.-A wireless
message received here today from
tIeship Hizen 10 that the vessel, which
is returning TO Japan after atcruise
in Hawaiian and South American
waters, will arrive AZ the Yol<osuka
naval station tomorrow. A rousing
welcome will be given the officers and
men upon their arrival. The Hizen
has beer absent from Japanese waters
since October, having been despatched
10 Hawaiian waters to seek the Ger.
man gunboat Geier, now informed Al
Honolulu.
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fIrIhTI her event Il would b
ME ether site. 1, ar
Ayiv great saving to thu
nuAA the prison site Il
WILL :; !; +; ! :; q: |;
leEislature II
IN RETl. = ] : : !

Neptune's Daughte
presented at Ye LibeI February g.
mencing with Wedneso Jack K. Ma
This picture is not on and Kline
sensational, depicting
feats, but gives Annette January 81
opportunity to display lvid Kalei.
full acting. son.
In talking with Anne
about the joys Of d -
actress, she said: ct Is
that IL, for one who has p
ming and diving act of Honolulu,
ture and at the same d X Poe
camera man chance to- official.
connection between the Ind Miss
doing as part of the pio ses. Ma.
combat the forces of GRIND Mrs,
are determined to draw
the bottom Of the sea. b
beautiful spot, full Of SUI
flowers and likewise strang
which inhabit those waters. <
anything but enjoyable In Try IL.
tisement provided for me d. and
the picture in -Neptune's DNoana
In this seyen-rSel picture
feet, with a total of 800 scenSy II,
company of 1000 persons, you rs, a
Kellerman, the diving yend, Por.
mermaid. You see her throwA
6O-foot cliff after being boufE Ii,
and foot, wonderful actress, ELM
full dancer, swordswoman an Mo-
beautiful swimmer. The mana
expects crowded houses nightly bar.
to the large advance sale OF ttet,
On Wednesday night two boxe jim
be reserved for the Coast swim Try.
who are now here for the CarniS nu
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The Senate military affairs commit
tee fayorably reported the bill author
izing federal pay for militia.
+ The Swiss troops have been REIN
forced on account OF the uncertainty
OF the situation.
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- Representative G. H. Brown from
the fourth district Is preparing a hill
proyiding for q are and police commits
sicil to take the place OF the civil serv.
lice commission. who.are to be appoint.
ed for f0ur-year term. not subject to
the mayor or the supervisors, and who
will have sole power to hire and ire
employees Of the FIRE and police depart
'ments. but only for proven cause.
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H. A. Baldwin. H. B. Penhallow.
Kauai-M. A. Mikaele. Holdover
A. Rice.
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norSOndl,
Moh1lOk9

A. A. WILSON. the contractor, is
back from a business trip to Maui.
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Patrick c. Collins of Mani,
fireman of the U. 8. s. TacoI
ut the Colon, Panama, hospit
injuries received in a boxini
with a civilian.
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DANCE At THE
YOUNG Hotel
TUESDAY MD

Tourists, officers of the arn'
navy and their ladies' and the !
folk of the city are invited to 4
to be given on the roof garden
Alexander Young hotel tor
tTuesday) evening, beginning
o'clock.-Adv.
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No opposition arose today to either
Holstein for speaker OF the house or
Chillingworth for president OF the GEN.
ate. The report that Charles A. Rice
cf Kauai might be candidate for
the senate chair Is generally discred-
tied. He is party regular and the
regulars are pretty well settled on
Chiliingworth.
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PRISON SITE Is
SUGGESTED FOR
CITY HOSPITAL

Supervisor AHA has plan to use
the present territorial prison for the
site of the proposed municipal emer-
Sency hospital in the event Of. the
hreckels building and grounds not
wing satisfactory. The present prs
IS to be abandoned, 1t is believed,
completioH of the new territorial
hitch is now under construction
iers.and that there is a possi-
the residents In the vicinity of
kles property registering a
ainst the establishing Of a
Vi IL hospital at that property. !"
Rday, "and again. there is
- that the agents for the.
pperty may demand an
sum for either the purs
- ) LzaH = -. - n
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-15

There promises to be ALVEY scram.
BILE for the JOB OF assistant clerk OF
the senate. Three candidates each
has good backing from members. Two
are from outside islands,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-15

Representatives A. +. Tayares and
Antonio Garcia arrived from Maui on
the Ciaudine yesterday. Senator and
Mrs. Il. A. Baldwin also were arrivals
from Maui on the elandine yesterday.
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LEGISLATIVE NOTES

Bert Lloyd will be named chief
clerk Of the senate. according to pre-
dictions today. Lloyd has strong sup
port from Oahu men.
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James II. Harbottle is strongly 70
vored for interpreter In the house on
account Of his previous experience.
energy and general popularity. House
leaders are inclined to choose him
over other candidates. who are not
lacking in numbers.
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Senator ]. L. Coke returned from
Maui on the claudine Yesterday after
q short visit 70 that island. Represen-
tattye and AIRS. John H. Coney and
Miss tiara Coney were incoming pas
sengers on the steamer Lakelike from
Kauai yesterday.
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MATURITY PARTY
IN LEGISLATIVE
TO HAVE l7BHLS

tcontinued nom page onel
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Gnttnlull1 Star Bullrtitt
tEY H. ALIEN
FEBRUARY Is, 1915.

discretion moi 10 make TOO much Of any
first; becaasc one eaaHot hold cDt Hat
Bacon.
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HUGH HOWELL of Maui is Wis
itor at the capital on business mis-
sion -...... + =...:&.
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Mr.. and MRS. G. S. GREIG arrived
in the steamer I.ikelike yesterday
from Kauai. ~. 49, ...-.": - ".
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-19
Sclesrapbiidc SsOti5en.
IS. gtobenlber

Io. ytODe1l1Der.
Glebelanb. Sic a GiIcnbabu~
briiberlhaften, n1ebr als 35O,OOO eSnz
genierre, 5ei8er, aonbufteltre nnb
8remler auer @ilcnbabne1 in Sen Ser.
Staaten umfallenb, beabli6tigen etlpa
am /. Nar5 bie Soroerl1ns be5 gdtz
stunoentage5 nit berielben 8e5ablung
ipie jest fir 10 Stunben gu iteuen.
8 a q m a 3 o, WSid. Ser friiberc
8lu1ocslenator Sulius Gaeiar 8urz
rotps lit 9cltern i'm 9llter bon 72
Sabren bier geltprben. Gr mar W1its
glteb beg 9on9relies bon 1874 bis
1896 unb bann Senator bon Ntidiga1
bi5 gum Sabre 1912
9fcm gorf. Sic Garnesie=gtifs
tlng bat I'M lebten Sabre S674,00O
in Eenlionen an 445 Erofenpren poer
oeren 8ittpen ausbe5ablt. 3as aaz
pital Der Stiftllng betragt ieBt S14,<
$4,000 uno bas ginfommeu S712,z
600.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-19
sdieier sdrcib5ns luirO jelten.

Mer fonnte iid in fri6ersr Set
Elm our S4ule gebenbes ainb obne
ole s6iefertafel aIs iein Sauptz
Nusltattungsitiid porlteIen2 llnb
Eaillrli1 geb0rte au9 Der 5dieferz
griffel oa3u. glber beute perben oie5.
19onen Sddel9en INNER ieltener bon
Saultlnbern benubt, in Mmerifq tpie
in europa.
Menigitens gilt oie5 BON Ser aro=
Ben Staotpelt. 9as @ei9aft oes
Werfaufens bon 59iefertafeln unb
sdiefereriffeln, e9emals aGsemein 10
1anunsbaft betrieben, beidrdntt Iid
IeBt' t'ta1t gang auf entlesenere 9iltritte
unb auf fleine S0rfer; uno lDte lanoe
es l1d po bebaupten lam, Ite6t oa.
Fin.
On @tene bieier 0inae in Der
S9ule miro in Der @taotpelt aller<
1neiltens elm tleines Bud billi9en ab=
reibbaren 99reibepapiers nebit einem
8leiitift benubt. Ni9t nur 1inb oieie
Mrtitel bequemer, fonbern Die Sc
lunbbeitSiduB Gelebrten haben aud
ein gepidtiges Mort breinselprpnen
nno Die @9iefertufel uno @hieferz
griffel. naabem iie 10 lo.se ib.sa
Slenlt setan, fir geiunbbeitsipiorig
ertldrt, uno bas eab in ben meiz
1tea Jdllen Ben @usf9lag Sugunlten
Der grfab 8esenitanoe. @hief fer-
Sdreib5eug bat alIerbings no9 an
oere @erlpenDungen, als Sic in ser
5aule;; bod iinp oieIe i'm sansen
reAt llnbebeuteno unb fDnnen Der bez
treffenoen Snbuitrie nur Elm 1ebr Gez
lcbranttes @eidaft garontieren.
gs mare ni6t 5u perpunbern, lpeltn
Die gelpDbnlide 56reibfener, meniaz
items in Sen Der. 5taaten, in ab=
Iebbarer 3eit beinabs ebe1lio melt in
Die 9intersaile gebrGnst lpirbe, lpie
bas @diefer @6reib5eus, l1dmli9
bon Ser untpioeritebliden Jdufeoer.
glu4 bieie tDnnte iebr lpobl nod
yerpolltpmmnungen pertragen; ia
mm1he reben in neuelter 3eit lpoor
pon einem Hiidgang ibrer geoiegen,
bsit, aber lie fhetnt am meiiten an
oas ameritaniide temperament az
appelteren.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-19
6 o up. prD le bnt 6
m 4 dl ma a b.


5aIt Safe gitn, l1tab, is.
9eop. @nup. Sprp erlieb lellte nodl
elmer apnferel,S nit oerSe9uaNi9llngsz
beb6rbe Sic Grfldrung, bab er es ab@
leb11en nii1le, lidl ii, cine lueitcre gr@
ipdellng bes Sales bes Spicpb @illz
itrpm cinsulnlcn, bcs Eoetcn Der S.
8. So, fir melden &rdliSent ssillpn
Siirlprade eillgcleet bate.
S,illltrpm ipIl beutc crlboNen mcrz
Sen. Sic @elrcilc segcu i'm porel1
10 iiberlpdlti9cnp, bab un leinerScbulo
fein pcrniiuftiger Slpeifel beitebcll
fann.
Ser G5puperneur 9loubt, pab ieoe
lpeitere @eridlicbnng ser Spinri6tuna
cine 1lnbcrcd)tiste ginmilduns in nen
Gang Ser Suits lei llno bat ocm Graz
iibc,lten @ilipn tele9rapbirt, bab Ell
itcb lelbit pbcr lein slmt nid)t Su ciner
ipl6en giumilbung bersebeu lpcroe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-19

ben gntlpidlrneen 5u9ebadt lein. 9ie
slftion ipirb lel6ltperltanblih bon Scr
6tellun9 abbdngel1, lpcl6e &Dni9 &on=
itantin llnp lcinc Nliniltcr gegen Sic
gntel,te einncbmen.
Sic Gage III Serbicn ipirb i,nmcr
crnlter. Sic nlltrp bentlhen slrmc=
en- bril1oen liiblparts npr llnh Sic bull
garilhen Gtrcitfraftc I'M Siiben linb
ber1tdrft ipnrbeu, lln1 ste iid bor Ser
u9ampfmalSe" suriif5icbcnben Ser<
ben in gmpfan9 5u nebmen. Gin Ebeit
Ser Nrmee GSnllipis lpl jdpn biz in
bic giabc ppn Mpnaitir gelangt fem
llnb es lcrric)t llnaeipibbcit iiber Sic
icrbilhe Miid5ugslinie. Sic Sransplcn
babeu inbellen sen 9nlgaren cine crn=
ife S6lappe um @arbarflub beige
bradt (lnlt ltnbcititigter !9upaielei)
,lnb lnoffi5iell ipirb ardD ein britil6er
Grfplg on Der @alabppn Trpnt be-
ri1tet.
sln Der Sltfront but cs Gcl1te feline
Geranbcrung 9e9eben 1lnb bon Der
@eltfrnnt ipcrbeu MN lebbufte Mrtils
leriefampfc pbne crii6tlides Nelultat
genelbet.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-19
Gi1t slnfruf bon ST. S5cramcr.
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