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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-02
FEWER WAR TINE FAILURES.
Dun's Reports S.3S7 In First Quar-
ter-Less Than In 1918.

pun's reports 1857 commercial fail
year. The aggregate Indebtedness was
$~6l.ta2T46.
afford "a striking contrast 10 the 7,2l6
defaults. involving lo5,703.3 3d., in the
corresponding three months lyst year,
when the effects of the economic doprrs-
sion caused by the war were still plainly
Apart from 1915, however. the latest
returns disclose more reNs rises than IN
the opening quarter of amy previous
year yet this IL not SUR, rising in view
OF the fact that In" steady growth in
.sc number ~! frns IN hus!urg' ,na
tcrially enhances the possibilities Or
financial embarrassment Moreover. ~
spite OF the numerical, increase in com
parison with the Neass prior 10 1913, the
presen, liabilities aH the lighiesi for the
period since 1911 and have been cN-
reedel on nine seiSiraie occasions during
the lasl four decades, similarly, while
suspensions in Ms rch were more nunler-
GUS than in all Hher years, except 1919.
the total debts. ~ insolveni concerns
were the smallest for the month since
i9i0."
The report shows that during the
quarter there were sac failures In the
state Of New York. with total liabilities
Of Slt,3S0.06I. AZ against i,193 failures
IN the same period last year,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-02
wIIIy-\IlIy.

: A HuuSman & co. ia tucl. weekly
letter say "A great deal Of
tire buy MG and selling of stocks NOM
,days l. 80 more like Intelligent suoou.
,aEpu than the act az putting down
of nancy FIRST on The red and thor
the black. \ S'orh Is buusnt not
for wha' IL is worth. Int hccal-e 'he
buyer tuluk war profits Will tutn IL
SOLID gold, and the same stock
- sold by another not because II o.
selling FOR moro than Il il worth. hut
hrcause he thinks the buyer Is wrong
in hls guess rs to the duration of M"
wa. one = betting that the war vii
last and The other .hdt 1t :
buy rg 81 selling STOCKS - but 4 way
10 get the odds Aud "" note as a
minor p~hcuumrHuu that Wurr,lu e. tho
]brgiuuiu: Of the wa a great majority
Of ;lr people We're Insisting .llrnu the
uini on that T. couldn't last uhuNc tNi''
mont =. most people ruN Nr"u '"ll''-
Us TIM; VIII - on tNd on ~
nuhoi, kr0"s row much long %. rNorc
j. nothing the matter WIKI the s''"N
market except the attitude "f is pa
trnrS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-02
MANY COAL ORDERS CANCELLED
Miners Decisisn to Remain At
Work A1ects Rayiag.

The coal A0c says; There were
heavy cancellations OF anthracite orders
when II was announced that TN. miners
would continue al work pending fur
Their negotiations on the new wag. scale.
a. a suspension ~ mining had been
anticipated.
NO spring reduction was made on
April l. and dealers are curtaillng thci"
purchases down to their immediate re-
~auirenents. The question OF future
prices IL causing much concern and it
Is clear that no spring reduction can he
anticipated before May | at the earliest,
The question Ringing .a,Eely on how
soon = settlement % the vase scale il
effected.
Reports from ,,.s labor conferences
railroad emDarEOes and ti~ paucity Of
marine transportation both fore,g n and
coastwise Na,t!' . the dominating fea-
lures in the SOFT coal market. New con-
tract prices are on a definitely higher
basis. and n Is understood that a fair
amount of business has already been
concluded.
'rhe foreign movement continues on
4 large scale despite the constantly ad
vancinE freight rates. Shipments over
the Hampton Roads for last week
reached the second highest level since
the record breaking boom of last Au-
gust. whom rhe movement was JUS,
missing tho 10000 ton mark. Snip
ments to South American ports havs
been especially heavy"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-02
GET BIG URUGUAY CONTRACT.
TwW American Concerns IN aS.""".-
OOO Enterprise.

'he American International Corpora
ton announced Yesterday that. IN CO.
operation with the Clen Construction
Company of Chicago. II has entered into
u contract with the Governmeht uf
Uruguay for the construction OF water
works and a sewerage system for The
city OF Paysandu. Uruguay. for $1,000
0OO.
Payment will he made with 9 per cent.
serial bonds OF the Republic OF Crusuay.
which will run from six months TO
fifteen years. The National City Bank
has been named as fiscal agent for the
issue.
The original contract was obtained by
the Clen Construction Company Of chi
cagO and the actual work IL to be done
by tina company. the American In
ternational Corporation doine the hnan-
cling. In this case the American Inter
national Corporation has arranged TO ad-
vance the funds needed to carry on
the work. The bonds will he delivered
and sod Immediately. the proceeds
being deposited and payments made there
from from time to time. rs sections OF
the work are completed.
II has been stipulated that the ma
,erials to be used in the work. mainly
cement and cast iron. shall he pui-
chased In the United states.
The American International Corpora
ton. since the working out OF this con-
tract with Uruguay. has received nu-
merous applications from other South
American cities desiring TO make public
improvements under arrangements OF
this character. and these projects are
now under investigation by representa-
tivee Of the corporation In South Amer.
| lea.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-02
5s.

THE Anelo French So bonds furnished
the feature of The bond market Nester-
day. selling as high 40 ?''s for round
amounts aud as high rs 20 for odH
lots. Al o6 these bonds are selling Al
.heir ton price for this year. their rang"
being bet ween that figure and o3'2. Ihe
bonds hrst started their recent upwarn
movement from the low point OF '3'2.
following the publication Of reports NHt
peace negotiations between the leading
Europ~an bellieerents were imminent.
il having been consistently stated that
they would sell VOL above par at the
end NJ the war. with the dying away
OF the peace rumors. tho activity ana
strenath in the bonds continued. Prob
ably q saner reason at present. at least.
for the rise and activity in these bonds
is the enormous and continued demand
for bonds Of the highest grade, coupled
with the great amoun OF money IN
this country that IL continually seek
ing investment. Moreover. many OF the
hig Industrial corporations have large
amounts ~ surplus cash. and IL Is
logical To believe that they are invest
ing some of their funds In the Anglo
French issue. The first of April IL al
ways q time when large mount oi
unemployed funds are seeking invest
'nent. This 10 due to the big interest
and dividend payments which fall due
this month. II IL co~nservativelv esil.
mated that a. least $4,000. 600 vii
he paid ont by corporations this non
I'm interest and dividend disbursements
aud Il is logical to assume that q con
siderable anodrt Of this. sum will bs
F! reinvested in the Ar2lo-French bonds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-02
THE CURB MARKET.
RcactionarS Trend AFTER streueth
In Outside Trading.

After an interval Of strength .tocks In
the outside market developed q reacttonsry
Yesterday. although a few strong
spots prevailed tnrouEht the session.
After reports thai the company had
made application for listing on the stock
Exchange Chevrolet Motor was In good de-
msnd. and under heavy buying sold up
to lI4ia. d new high record aud a gam
~ a. points from the final quotation OF
Friday night. 49,
cuba Can. sugar and Midvale steel
recorded fractional advances at the outset.
but sold on In the second hour, closing y
and a. OF a poin; respectively below the
wayland oil and Gas showed a good
turnover and ruled slightly above Fridays
high level.
Earnings o. the company which are 10
he made public shortly. sre said to be
very favorable. Zinc concentrating sold
III n new high level. while Muskogee Re-
fning bet'ersd its price fractionally.
Cerro tie PasCo was v strong leader IN
the metal group. though dealings In the
stock were moderate. Butte copper and
Zinc advanced u point. while Magma essed
on aftcr initial flrmness.
Bonds were fairly active ana Irregular.
MidNale steel - advanced :. In sympathy
Win tho late upward movement of the
sock uu Fiida,. chicago Union Terminal
Slg~ Hnd chicago. Milwaukee and ~.
pdul - closed practically unchanged.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-02
MONEY AND EXCHANGE

The New York Fedora Reserve Bank
rates were 4 per cent. FOR thirty {" ninety
days and ) per cent. for ,onser bins.
Open market discount prime scceptances
maturing UP 10 ninety days T.u2t per
cent.
Commercial pape- ra.eH we're 3T3i2 per
cent. for sixty 10 ninety days bids and Tor
four to six months beat names.
Time money was 0eIdy and quiet last
week. Bates we're "a u re- cent. FOR
sixty da,s. - y per cent. for ninety days
and 312i& per cent. for four. I'VE and six
months.
Call money on he Moor OF tho SOCK,
Exchange last week ruled vet ~~en 1aA
per cent, and /. per cent.
Sterling exchange was practically ~
changed. Final alotations were: D,m'|Ud.
as 1-ls: cables. -.
Call money in London. +ntiz per - es.t.
short bills. a. per cent.
Domestic exchange on New iorh', 81,
Louis. PAT; san Francisco. soc. PREF Plum
Minnea polls. Toe. premium. Chica 81, zoe.
Discount: CinciunA.i, par. Montreal. ~ 1850
premium.
Bar silver in London. .sd.; New, York,
s0Tsc.
New York Tearing Hous s~ts,ement,
Exchanges. SNs.5<l.3.n balance. e&?. >.1.-
G<3: Treasury credl: balance. Sl,3tE,s4:.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-02
GOSSIP OF WALL r E
The Neglected Railroads.

The railroad stocks. generally spcaR-
ing. were about the most neglected l'
sues on the list yesterday. Trading was
largely confined 10 the corrers, 'ruc'n'c
steel. United states Steel. Mexican
Petroleum ana u fen Of the war brides.
In TO an hour and a half after the
opening gong Yesterday there had not
been a single transaction in Atchiso,'
Baltimore and Ohio. Delaware and HUI
son. Erie first preferred. 1.ehigh Valley
Louisville and Nashville. southern Ra'l-
way and several other usually fairly ac-
tive railroad stocks. Only 200 shares
" Canadian Pacific and 400 shares or
Chesapeake and Ohio changed hands
during the two hours OF trading. whi'e
the total turnover in GreSt Northern
referred and Northern Pacific amounted
10 less than 1000 shares.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-02
FINANCIAL MEAS
AND CcMMEN7
STOCKS Give Indications Of a
More Aygressiv Tendency
to Advance.
GRADING IS INSTRUCTED

. A..
As~s" "OV'"ssI Sss''"so =" ue
inhuencS OF the uncertain
pov0urs Of forsispN AFFAIRS the stock
5000. ,.s..Aav -. .,.u. ~, tan
-. ~
ue"css to~sFu a/diSpiay OF aseisss"S
strength instead Ef the merely passive
6rmosxs sxhibib.d lately. The AN.
-, -. ,..,.,
p'O.." VI ~ - e"u 'e''"' Su'.V'''e'
the influences Tor conservative action
and trading ~Sas held down to annodsst
,o.,, NJ tr.s.a,,,ons wh,,s nj, thu
,-
AIRY gains were not tuiiy maintained
the market. had an aspect Of nrmnsss
r~saSdieaa<of ihe bn~ckvprdness of the
-.-s ~..-.
's" u~"'
II ouaends4 seatsments'of the <nn
svb0aNda ana New York Central lines
o.. w.s-,... .u....a Aha .,.,.,o.a i'm.
Srss - ~ Ncsnc,ai rc~i,t.u ~
S--s~ no ss1srS1rr ~ sh,s n
.Ss,.. -. -siscs1 900 hss
w. SsNi-. WC,id.sIsn
~ -. - 1Ss<Ns.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-02
GENERAL FUND.
Consolidated lExchanse.

Firmness wa, displayed by the market
on the Consolidated Stock Exchange
throughout tho short session yesterday.
Mexican Petroleum opened AT iloi.. -
tr"ilsd 10 sell below iosS ana touchtd =
high OF IIos closing at llOi..
American smelling ana T,ethIing opened
~ 1924. an over night d'e.ncs Of il,
points: did no, sell under ios and touched
cruclble Steel, whose sharp advance near
the Close attracted general attention on
FRIDAY, made n further gain, In tho early
trading l. opened at S.'9, y. OF u po'nt
above Its hnal quotation. ~ the n!sht be-
fore; sold as high d. S's. but Closed AZ
it, opening price.
American locomotive opened at an over
night Improvement Of y az 4 point, It's
first sale being AZ 1919. IT. touched a high
~ ;9.s a low Of ,9's and closed NJ ,3'a
Baldwin I~.ocomo,iye opened A. i03a up y
~ . point from Friday. and rose further
!" 1854, but II closed al It's opening
hgure,
United States steel common opsnsd a,
Ns. a fraction above Its closing on Fri
day, With its Low US Its high NS snd
Its closing Sh.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-02
PUBLIC UTILITIES SECURITIES

~Ndirondack tlrctrl' Power
NdirouIack Electric Power ~
\mcr,'tu Light ~ Traction
american | tight ~ l",.fIuu ~
American iiaS fIruifu
american ta> ~ electra. ~
American Ga 'nuuau,
Nnrri,uu Power n tyhI
american Power " IIpht 81
>nrr'ran I'uh't' I uI fr-
NWrrt,aN I'utlr' I Ili'I,- HT
american Ni'orWurk~ - Ir.
Nm"rr"'u " " - ! p,r'u q N'
\murirtu Nn,rrworN- " .-' Of
NilNutrC l. n l. corn II
Carolina Power ~ lirh'
''Iu,iul Power tS Light Of
ii'It- service
tltiC, service NJ
'n'orido Power Company
Colorado Power iumpau' u'
'urumuuW Ut''h l'uvl~ rs
tnWtunnN ralth huNrr Ia. a.
Consumers y g. Niuu 'Ip
b"u>rr ''a~ e Ilur'rr. goa &C.
ll~'ric bund Driu-ii ~
Electric Ruud 4 Shl,. fn uf
tmpir' hi~,ri Z" ! l'r'.' u ~
futl'ral ,gh' ~ l".p'iun
Federal Light ~ Iru,Iirr -
,a> a ilruirr S]r,lrl'u.
r,~,s tl~Tru' STrUWilH pI
hrci, Western luN F.. 1854
\orlhC'u Ont ,;lu iisiF ~ IrN'.
Northern rnlagIu J. ~ l'.F'- u'
Northern stat. NuWrr e..
Northern state Power Go H
ozark i'nNtr ~ Mater
Pacific Gas ~ hHf'rru
hirlNr ta~ ~ h'rirr H'
R%cplhlir kluWt' ~ ,rl. 'u
Rcpihl,r kHlwa' r'n. O..
southern ,alliur aIt DI-'uH
southern t.ttinruH ti,-,,u pr
-..H. Ia a. t..H... 1h-. .s a HHH#.. o.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-02
NEW CITY NOTES.

essanty. Rate p.y Due. sa Otter, Yield.
NYCty.e MS Sept. re 1911 Sic ioIIy 3.:l
EYC'y's Ms Sept, III 1865 1885, 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-02
DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT,

The receipts from cuatoms N day. 3sSs. 80:
internal revenue. ordinary. TO-; income
isx, s93.6li. and miscellaneous. $50: Ola.
National bank notes receiv0i for redemp.
tiOn. 81 ,7A.0:7.
The current statement Of the United States
Treasurer for March 81:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-02

Toal saes to-day. 1874 3OO shares, Same lay 1919, 29lS 800. January TO
date. 435.9jO0. Same period 1915. lSO6O4OO
Where a &C. follows a quotation it indicates a bid or offer for 10 shares
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-02

'Ex dividend
where n "r' follows
4 quot alton II ludi.
oates hid or 0Hrr
for ten shares,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-02

srar value $50, tn nN,I."l
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-12-28

The city and town boards over the
state are calling attention Of the resi-
dents to the necessity of keeping their
walks shoveled off.
The five-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lazier of Towner, died following
an operation for appendicitis at the
Towner hospital.
Caught in a cavein Of a Ignite coal
mine near Mineral Springs, J. A.
Thompkins was so seriously crushed
he may die. Rescuers worked several
hours releasing him.
The temporary building which was
used by the Sather store at Van Hook
during the construction of the brick
building, has been purchased by the
Van Hook Farmers Telephone COM
pany.
The first pair of twins to be born in
Dunn county in many years, if not ever
in its history, arrived at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Thompson, living
south of Renville church, near Dunn
Center. The new arrivals are a boy
and girl.
l.. j. Horsman of Dunseith, a we'll
known citizen, and new attorney
there, by the name of Stormon, had an
accident with their auto at Cando the
other day while on their way home
from Devils Lake. Horsman was pref
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-12-28
BRIEF STATE NEWS

The newly elected states attorney of
Grant county promises to enforce the
law.
Morton county now has 14O schools.
having lost 100 in the creation Of
Grant county.
Sanish is taking steps to incorpor-
ate az village. A census of the vii
lage shows it has population of 1874.
John Muss Of Drake, who was badly
scalded some time ago while working
in a roundhouse at New Rockford, is
reported in critical condition.
Eventually State Owned Mills;
Why Not Now" is the timely cartoon
produced by John Baer for the cur
rent issue of the Non-partisan Leader.
Red Cross Seals in North Dakota
are aiding much in securing funds
with which to fight the "White
Plague"
Riley Garrison of Upham received
the news that his brother had been
killed at Galesburg, ILL.,, in an automo-
bile accident.
John Menge, farmer of Hebron,
sold number of cases of rotten eggs
to a local merchant. Trouble fol-
lowed.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-12-28

ty badly hurt and was taken back to
the Lake to the hospital. He is ex-
pected to recover if no complications
set in. They were going about 35 or
40 versts an hour when the machine
skidded and turned turtle.
At Paramount a number of the
young ladies have a lodge of their
own which was given the name of the
Hopeless" club. There should be
nothing hopeless in thriving Fair
mount.
The 2-year-old child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jasono Back of Dresden, suffered a
very painful accident, when it fell
against a piece of furniture and cut
its ear in two. The physician found
it necessary to take several stitches
to close the wound.
It is expected that the new high
school building at Bowman will be &C.
cupied in February. The building
takes the place of the one burned a
little more than a year ago and is a
strictly modern building-one that the
town can we'll be proud of.
Word from Harve Robinson of Sen
tinel Butte is to the effect that he has
been successful in killing a big bull
elk during his hunting trip in Mon
tana. The animal had a beautiful
head which Mr.. Robinson is shipping
home to be mounted.
twenty-five cases of smallpox in
Flasher have closed the city schools
and caused the establishment of other
vigorous measures to prevent any
further spread of the disease. No ia
talities have occurred.
When Ben Osted Of Berthold, four
years old, tried to initiate his older
brother, he rolled cigarette of news
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-12-28
Daily December list to 31st, inclusive

Charlson is at present without a
postmaster. Arthur Olson, who has
occupied that position for the past two
years, has resigned. The department
is looking for successor and it ap-
pears probable that one will be found
in the near future.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-12-28

With the thermometer lowering
around 80 below at New England, the
fire ladies were given chance to
warm up during their efforts to extin-
guish blaze which eventually de-
stroyed the Gardner and Puntenney
bowling alley and building.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-02
9ie alte staSt 8erpnne.

I'm geronnc tober sur 3eit &c.
.maltiae Sample. Die groBe &0mer'
1trabe, Sic bon @n1iells nady Geronmc
falt i%d)natrgeraoe uerlauft, biest it's
,Iid bon 8arlel,r mad, Nproolten l1lll.
6olgt man ibr, 10 bat mar sunadii
neben iid Sic gerinsen &obeu bon
8arleur, man iiebt sur Medteu Ote
Sei6e uno sic Slubarme Der Sunlna
iglisern, balo lit mani i'm 8eleidl ser
altet 6eitllngstperfe, nan oltrdldrei'
tet pittoresfe Mllsfaatbore, nta,1 aehi
iber3ltgbriide,L man fonmt IN ei1,el
lanaaeitredten, lanapeiligelt gorort.
bap,t gebt es mieoer at Seid)el, non,
BET, a1t benen iebt mobl Sic @u1ler,
rolen hIiiben, uro iblteBltd lit m1r
III ser @allptitrabe 8eronnes, sic a,i
Sen groBen Blas fiibrt. Ser aroSe
'Blub lit, pie bei 10 piele1l mittlerer
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-02

- sinb bemaffnete @anbeIsl9iffe
nod @anbel slbiffe ooer @an :
Del idiffe? fragt iebr ridtis bas
.9eutl6e SournaI".
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-02

MAltter forne betteln ober ins Nrmens]
baus seben, ia lie tonne Iterben, pbne
bob ibr Sobn es piiIe, lopeit es aui
ben Sdub anfomrne, ben feline Heaies |
rl,lg inn unb leiner &orreiponben5
i9etpd6re.
.9ie gesel ideint gu fem. lol
|idliebt Die ugbening Mail" lire treffs
liden Iusfiibrunsen, ~baB eure gedte
lid nidt na6 eurem 9 iirger=
T. + II nj, ionbern mad eurer 81 b it a me-
mnn9 ri6ten. Ser amerifanii6e
Burger NIT enaliidem 8lut lat. burd
Die 2robun9 bes &rieses (?) IN boil
lem NSabe oas Nedt, Munition al bas
2anb leiner @ebllrt gu I9iden. aui~
re6t erbalten. Niemanb fann bage9en
ettpas einfpenben. @5 lit has @eieb.
Iber Dem 8iirger beutldeu 8lutes
miro ni6t eillmal bas armlelige 0edt
sepdbrt. NIT ben lieben I'M Seimsleiz
ner &inbbeit gu for%relponbiren. tire
Notb s1 linbern nno Sen Summer if
rer 8er5en gu belanftisen. 9er5ag
miro fommen mo Der merifae
nilde Stnn flu @eredtigfeit, Inltanb
lnb rationale gbre @eriat balten
ipirb iiber bieie 8unbesresierung."
8ir unterldrciben ieben Sab in
oielem artifel, last "@ermatia SEE
rolb" in Milipaufee. Gem er trifft
Ben 9agef auf Sen &opf. aber nm Sen
nnerfreuliden @e9enitanb gu erld0~
pfen, Bate oie .gbenius 9oit" nod
Daralf aufmertlam MAIDEN t0nncn,
bab Sic einseborenen Mmerifaner uno
Die Nmerifaner nidtoeutlder urb nidt
0ferrei6iider Ibtunft iiber Sic eng
Iiiden 9%oltrdubereien unb bic beldaz
me,1be Sdipdde Ser 8unoesresiernag
raiioniren t%0nnen, 10 biel lie pollen.
Dime baB lire 2opalttdt oesipegen ber=
bddtigt ipirb, ndbreno Sic 8iireer, Bic
mls 3eutiblanb ODER Gelterreid ltamz
men. Die alio burh bic Eoitraubereien
am idtperlten in Mitleioenidaft ee5pz
gen perben, als idledte gatrioten.
ia als @errdtber ber1drien merSen.
mern Tie au6 nur Sen Wh1nb gu off
men ipagen. Size ngbeniug Mail."
ipridt cine traurise 8abrbeit aus, IN
Sem iie last, unlere &edte ridteter
ii6 nidt na6 unierem 8iir8ertbum,
,ionberu nab uuierer Mbltammlins.
l1nb serabe bon Sen giireern, sic bon
ibrer 8egierung am d1erpenigiten
l|Sdn1t genieBen. lpirb ertpartet, oaB lie
Die Eolitif bieler 8egierung NIT Ser
srDbten 2opalitat nnteritiisen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-02

ms fleineren stdoten bieir @eaenb,
Sic ein5iae 5telle, no 9ehel1 herrldt;
bier iino oie groBe1 saoen, Sic aaf=
fees, ielblt rltanolid aud oas
Stabtbal1s unb bier lpielt iih oas
aal13e 2eben Ser Sta0t ab. 9eron1s
lit 1,amlih cine Aderbiirgerltaot BON
1000 g%inmobnern, u1rb % lie ieii
tangent feline Holle mebr i'm 2eben
tIranfreths ipielt, lit on ibr nid).s
belpnoeres SIT iehen. 8as einsig BE-
oel1teltoe unb mirflid1 lebe11smertfc
@eballbc lit bas bod -iiber Dem Sc
Emirr Ser engens alten @allen tbronen-
Sc shloB. 81 manderlei grtnne=
rlnge11 'fniipfc' ~ ont bieles alte
@ebauoe cit: in leineu Wallerl1 lte-
fde,1 nod Sic alteeln oes lestcll
oeuti6 : fransoiiihen arieges, lmo
lpenn mon ieine @emad)er bltrd)-
|ltreift, 10 miro n1ande gritueruna a11
Oas alte Sra11freidp inns Die altel,
fran5oiiid : b1rgrnoiiden Sample
lpieoer m%adgerltfet. grlteigt man sen
Soller bes SdloHes, 10 bietet lih Dem
Nl1ge cine meite Serniidt bur. ST.
Ser Mabe iiberidmllt man Sic alten
Seltunasnoerfe 1llb Sos @eId1tbe Ser
Sonme. Salt nad alien Seiten lit
oas 2anb sien1lid, eirltonia: Teronne
lit Ser Sauptiit Der 3ltderinol1ltrie
Sranfreids, lrno IN ipeiter Mul1oe
iiebt man 5ablloIe 3uderriibenfelber.
8ahrenb poral1 oas iun1pfige, TORT
.ae @el1noe ser 5ornme uno ibrer
Nebenfliilie Ser @egeno ibrelt Gbo-
rafter perleibt, gleitet bas Mllse in
grGberem Mbltan0 iiber Sic Seller.
man iiberidallt Die gauge 9icaroie
bis slt Sen &reioeboben an ser @ren-
sc gegel1 Sic @rafldaft Mrtois nllo
ab lno 5t iiebt man altd, eiu fleines
8ebols. @rogere 4aloer ii11o nidlt
porbanoerl uuo Sic flei,1en @eboIs-
derya Sic man liebt, iino eieentlid
nid)ts, als biirftige 8%aumbeltdnbe -
ba~nptladllih aus l1lmen beltebenb =
Inn Sic nielen fleiuen 9orier beruln.
Grbobe iid nidlt Damn u1b mal,lr elm
ipiter &irdtbllrm aus Sem Grim, 10
miiroe man Sic 0orfer uberfa1tt
falrm bemerfen.