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of the windshield, II row of clear drops
like beads, forming and reforming.
The white cloud was condensing to
make bright crystals for us, little
opalesccnt chains that broke, then
fashioned themselves anew.
The mist in front of me cleared and
the white vapor became transparent.
l looked down. Below ] saw. in one
vast. endless cycIorama, the roofs and
bounding them. The roofs were a
deep, lusterlcss purple. In the dis
lance l saw little gray disk. family
outlined. This was ST. PauIs. ! was
flying above the city of London.
| thought for a moment that ii was
not true; that |. because Of one man
who was plotting me through certain
unchartcd spaces above the world.
was not leaning over Il little rim OF
painted iron and staring down Mt the
greatest of great cities; that those
fine lines of purple which we saw were
not houses in which people lived,
houses in which people worked. houses
where men and women fulfilled the np-
pointed round of small incidents which
make up the story Of the world; that
in those small houses there were peo-
pie who were fighting Il great war :;
that there were tragedy and suffering
and hope and courage and faith down
there.
However. ut this moment Captain y
saw n cloud not too far above us ana
he started climbing again. ! am not
sure just how much that one phrticu-
lar cloud had to do with our sudden
new ascent. but we went up there, JUST
1000 feet above the city of London.
and we jumped that cloud.
When we started | don't know what
| thought we were going to do, but lhis
is what we did-we bore down on tillt
cloud. and when it was just before u.s.
small, round, Opaque, my plot u'rot-
tied his motor. We dropped. we
dropped prccipitately. 1t was rather
a sensation this sliding off down to-
ward earth.
Then Captain Y threw on the motor
,o fuIl mower and brought her back to
even Keel. w
hur,lled the cloud. 1t was very wei"
done.
Arter this we seemed to gather
s,o.d for reasons unexplained; that
is. when l put my hand out me w'ha
drove harder against 1t. pushing i.
h,ck Below, suddenly. big strip Oh
green appeared in the heart OF Lon
don. .,.
Captain \ explained about the o''
of green, with its little White pains
which was interrupting the gray
streets of the city. First. he hhnn'''ere'
ON the iron casing OF the t"s,'',Ie'
,urned around. He made quick ees
ture. renching out toward me-
didn't know what he wanted.
Then l saw that the capta'h WIS
,,,n1,py me n scrap of white lhiper'
Folded. about the size of stamp
II was letter. 1t was not. however
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TAKEN FROM EXCHANGES

as preventive against fire Aus
t.ah lnws require dwellings and busi-
~ houses to be brllt throughout OF
Fosd materials.
several German chemists ara en-
sorins to find economical prccesses
ns recoyery eeseeNbvssi4te Rats-
~ ffom coal ashsG. s
". prvsyl o9it1p, ,x1k1 skpws
~ one-haif u ~ mr. y ~ :
sssish taste - M 3 4 ~!
s.ta sosF 1 = 4 !! ~ i s;|I { II
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Holland Is preparing to start hew
"superphosphnte" project.
The United States yearly produces
II. 100, ,OOO.OOO pounds of lard.
North Dakota has $e4. .0OO.oOo worth
os lnnd set apart as school endowment.
wilmington has built and openea .
s,ty and county office building costing
yi,5tDO,OOO.
Denver's Manufacturers acsosnot,". a,ss ~ ~.
mann tosralss ! fund Of &l.0VNV M "a.
,sSs II strensthenlng present .nuas
ls.ssa - Ipdseiag ethsse = lceees : y
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1a02EAH DgzZ ZW.E8Aac1-
Il long letter. And there was. on one
side of II. printing of a somewhat mis-
cellnneous character. This, by error.
read first and could not understand it
all.
Then turned the paper over. Writ
ten on the other side of it, in pencil,
were two sentences:
We are over Hyde Park. Would
you like to loop over London?"
Did | want TO loop over London. in
one of the finest of England's war;
planes? Did want to loop over Hyde
Park at Il height of 1000 feet? Yes, l
did.
The machine plunged headlonE tow
ard the earth. The motor was running
full blast. The world rushed up to
meet us. found myself staring at the
nose of the machine, which was
straight above me. Her piston rods, a
row of them on either side, were
dancing up and down briskly. saw
them, and | saw the roof of the sky
yet l had not moved. l was still sit
ting. staring straight ahead. Only |
WAS staring at the sky, instead of the
earth.
Everything was moving. Hyde Park
wasn't where 1t ought to have been.
The sky was not in right. The nose
of the machine was over my head. All
wrong.
Then n slice of the earth dislodged
itself and, making circles. stood on
end. And another section of earth
, rushed into It, | saw this myself.
There were some trees mixed up in It.
| don't know when this was. But |
| saw it all.
Af:erwnrd the nose of the machine
came down in front of me. where it
should have been. And the iron strip
on it was shaking again and the two
thin cables on my left were vibrating
pleasantly. l looked over and assured
myself that Hyde Park was down be-
low. 1t was. liked the world.
turned and saw the captain leaning
out over his windshield. He was smil-
iny-smiling and fumblins with his
goggles. Something, it seemed, had
| gone wrong with them. SO far as !
could see, this was the only mark of
our having been upside down. And 1t
! was set right straightwny.
For Immediately we started turning.
| The captain banked her very prettily
| and l saw the little paths of Hyde Park
between the planes. Somehow 1t gave
them II wonderful perspective. this
| looking down the full length of the
| plane.
And so we came back, over houses
and white streets. to the wide sweep
of the river. Came back straight
toward the sun, which for the first
time was shining through the mist 1t
seemed very close in front of us and
not brilliant because of the gray cur
tain before 1t.
And In the little village train was
| running along. Very small. making
puffs of smoke. And the smoke was
yellow, not the clean white of the
broken clouds which were drifting be-
low us.
we circled toward the aerodrome.
! we dropped down, spiraling. 1t was a
| double spiral Captain made-and
| pur,icularly beautiful one. 1t was the
final evidence of the superb construc-
ton of his majesty's biplane. designed
for the destruction of enemy aircraft
| had full opportunity of discovering
| whatever weakness or fallibility might
huye been In her. There was none.
Built for the purpose of war. de-
signed for the most difficult and dam
rerous work. she fulfilled every de-
mnnd. knew that the Royal Flying
corps had pride In her and fai,h IN
her. And I felt that 1t was 1ustiheu.
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Referring to the cow7

1t is said that a gravestone benrs
this inscription: Here lies the body
OF Samuel Holden, who died suddenly
and unexpectedly by being kicked to
denth by q COW. Well done. good nnd
faithful servanti"
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Her Exhibition.

"Mrs. Hutfy is very patriotic, un-
derstand."
"Yes, and is always showing it.
Makes her husband see stars, is al
ways giving her children stripes and
won't have anything in her garden
but flags"
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ar ParsIeular sphsrs.

Z aAfuh Wife" boasted Brother BON.
bersbay, .am de most prominent -
cinllst In dis end q town Hesse1
our church never thinks q slvm -
,seIGtsi sxtAcot sAeS i1Ghk ~ - ~ ~
Y. - CTR ~. Il i
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The average girl never turns up hel
nose ut n man who knows enough Il
turn down the gas.
The Ordway new era., 1916-07-21

A busy man is one who can't fin,
time to meddle with things that dom
concern him.
The Ordway new era., 1916-07-21

Education is n leading OUT" our
book sharks too often think of 1t as a
process of pouring In.
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n You on ANY FRIEND

Suffer with Rheumatism Neuritis, acute o.
chronic, write for my FREE BOOK on Rbeupar
tsm-Its Cause and Cure. Most wonderful book
ever written, it's absolutely FREE. Jesse ~
Case. Dept e. W., Brockton. Nass.-Adv.
The Ordway new era., 1916-07-21

Don't be misled Ask for Red Cross
Bag Blue. Makes beautiful white clothes.
At all good grocers. Adv.
The Ordway new era., 1916-07-21

It's easy to be n philosopher If you
have good income.
The Ordway new era., 1916-07-21

Makes the laundress happy-that's Red
Cross Bag Blue Makes beautiful. clear
white. clothes All good grocers. Adv.
The Ordway new era., 1916-07-21

The more praise man bestows ON
himself the wiser he is not.
The Ordway new era., 1916-07-21

Mrs. Lydin Shrake, one hundred and
six of Prairie du Chen. Wis, is the
head of six living generations.
The Ordway new era., 1916-07-21

Sometimes Il man can be real noisy
without being very progressive.
The Ordway new era., 1916-07-21

CIV Al MD Is not recommended
- W tAN1A for everything: but II
ROOT you have kidney, liver
or bladder trouble It
At druggists in fifty cent and dollar sizes
You may receive a sample size bottle of
this reliable medicine by Parcel Post,
also pamphlet telling about it.
Address DR.. kilmer & Co., Binghamton,
n. Y: and enclose ten cents. also men,
ton this paper.
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Save the Babies.

something ghfl We hardly realize that
civilized twenty-five
reach
than onsthd before they hv and before
they fteeni
hesitate that timely Of cassora would save
Neither
deaths occasioned by the Of narcotic
soothing
morphine They in considerable quantities,
exactly but
Caoia
cauesth the to circulat properly, opens the If
of the skin and alays fever ~ <NSNk-A
Genuine always Of ofezaZIS<
The Ordway new era., 1916-07-21

Russia has 80 grand dukes.
The Ordway new era., 1916-07-21

'I never saw such a mnss Of ma
chinery in my life" said DIR. Travers.
ut was an amazing sight and I doubt
II 1t would mean much except to the
engineer who designed It. There
seemed to be 5000 different pieces.
an inexplicable tangie of FURNISHED
copper. and gllstening STEEL"
Aft Of the submerging machinery
were the submarines two powerful
Diesel oil engines which propel her
Captain KceniE told the doctor that
'yxhiie N the surface the noise Of ,yhe
nachlhery was almost deafenihg.
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lAloLD sokI1s. ise Dc xalS Avs., 1ss.aiyn. 3,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-20
grppiIder Drtal1.
@idtet in, siibcn nnieres 2anhcs be-
tradtlid]cn sdabcn an.

@aibington. 19. Oft. Ser
tpeltinbilde 0rfan, ipelder geitern bie
golffiilte beimlmdte. bate am slbenb
biel bon ieincr @epalt eineebiibt. CT
beipest iidb ieet in n6roliher Ridtllua
lll1b bat ipplfenbrl16dbnlihen 8egen
i'm @efplse. gus @etteramt in @aibz
ington 9laubt, bab 9unnerstag llnb
Srettag olles Ditlid bon, Miiiiiiippi &C.
.Iegene 2anS bonn stirm belu1t ipers
Sen miro.
asenia Ia. Sla., 10. Gft. Sns
fplse bes ipeltinoiiden Grfans, tpeIder
geiteru i'm @oli bon Wegifu ipebte.
.iino mebrere Sampler I'M S,afen bon
8enlaeola, Sla, geiunten unb 5ablz
reihe tlcinere Sabrseuse beidabisi
iporben; cine @erion lit almsefommen.
Ser gturm erreidtc seittueilis cine
@eldtpi,,bisfeit bo1 ia Meilen. Sc,
in @eniaeola ielbIt anseridtete sadz
idaoen belhrdntt iid auf fortseriflene
9dberl l,nb sserbrodenc Seniterideiben
Mebrere Shla5cuse Ser Station Sc,
8llnbesmarine lollen belddoist iporben
fem; Sic sduppen lelbit. bIieben unz
beriebrt.
Ser Grtan trat nit lol6 ploblide,
@eipalt auf. baB bier Yerienen burd
bide Seniteridcibeu eeidleuoert ipur=
ben. Scr 8etterbepbahtu
Ser iitb auf ci1enr @oIfeutraber be-
fiubet. .ipllroe fortserillen.
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GIieaau id)ltat gse,u pprf.

gbicago, 19. Git. am lctten
@esiitrirunsstase licben tiff in gbiz
cago, Su., 33s,2S4 @dbler in bie
@abllilten eintragen, Sic nun I'M aanz
gen Sic yanen bon SOS,72S @dblern
e,ltbalter. Saxon iinb504 261Wdnner
l,nb 304,467 Sraucn. Sic 9iiten linb
ieet Sreirnal 10 grob ais CUR 3eit Der
Nrdiibentidaftsipabl I'M Sabre 1912,
als tturs291 ,503 8abler eingetrn9en
irnreu. GamalS battcn Die Srauen nod
I,ibt bag Sti1nmrebt. Sic @cInmn,tz
l5abl ser @abler. bridt aue ameritani&
i1en Meforos. Wlit ibr tritt Chicago on
bie erife Gtelle llnb Mcip Oort an Die
5ipeite. Gicles bat 10000 rcaiitrirte
8dbler iueniger.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-20
,Nlaunia' untergega1rgen.
Neit Ntunitipn belabener Guuorb=
9ampfer it0ft im 9lermeltanal aui
Weinc.

yeeip Dorf, 19. Sft. 6ier ein9ez
troffene Gele9ramme bringen Die Na6>
ri6t bon Oem i'm Nermelfanal 5lpiIde1
5aln'ontb uno 2onoon erfolsten linz
tersange bes Grnoro 9ampIers
.alaunia" iniolse aolliiion nit elmer
Iine. 9as shiff mar crit am I. Gt<
tober nit 1876 aaiiiten< uno So 3tpiz
l6enbed Yaiiaeieren. $50 Seeleus
ten, loipie 10000 biz 10000 1onnea
Sradt, gum sroBten S6eile arie9snaz
terial fir Gnglano, bon bier abgez
.fabren.
Cine bier etneetroiiene 9epeldc be-
iagt:
Sic 9llaunia folibirte berte Morz
gen in Gn9lilden aanal nit elmer Deie
ne. 8erlant nod am 8or1nittog.
Sammrlide Raliaeiere unb Ser grDBte
1beil Der Wannldaft serettet. Ginise
Seelente tuerben permibt."
Sic .slaunia" tpllrbe i'm Sabre
1918 bonn Stapel seIaiien, lpar $50
Sub lang llnb bate 13,4O5 1onnen
@ebalt Sic mar bereits in Nalmoutb
anselanst llnb loate lpabrldeinlid Sic
&riegsmunition nad) 2onbou trans
pertlren.
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&onuent Der Soma epnobe.

gIinton. Sa.. 19. Gtf. Ser
'treter aller epanselild) : lutberiiGen
Gemcinben Ser Soma : Spnobe aus
bem gan5en Gtate unb bon ausip9rts
iinp bier 5ll einem oreitdsisen aonz
bente, Der beute gbetb beeinnt, einse@
troffen. Sic Gelesaten ser Nannerz
ucreinc Ser Gemeipben nabmen sez
iteru Mbenb an einem 8antette tbeil.
lpabrenb bie Srauenbereine fir iuncre
lnb auslanbiide Wdiiion bereits beute
Madmittag nit ibren Gieungcn, Sic
5meicinbalb Sage oaueru iollcn, be-
gonneu babeu. ~
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-20
2pnpc,tt Der n9ansbters pf tie
S)lchpltttiDii".

@aterlpo. Sa.. 19. Gtt. Sic
Delesatinnen gum II. &onbente Ser
.g5hter Scr ameritanild)en Mepolutiz
on" baben bente Ges Mbines su ibrer
,laditidbri9ena aonbentionsltaot erforeu.
Bon Srm, sopbia Gobion Mnbreips,
Ser eii,3isen nod I'M Staate Soipa lez
benben godter zines soloaten bes
Tretbeitsfrieaes. ipurbe bellte cine @ez
.hcnttafel ertbiillt, Sic fir Sen Soma
@aum Der Naemorial @alIe in @aibS
inDton belti,nmt lit.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-20
9(us Der 9pbrmbidia.

Gotta, 49,. Git. 9as bieIige @e<
neralbauptquartier melbet heute .cinen
Grfolg Der blllsarilden @affen in Der
3obruolha:
1sln Ser rumaniiden sront lit fein
Banbel einsetreten, cbenio berrldt an
Der Gonalt l1ntbatietcit. Su Ser 9o~
brubiba fam es ON perlcbiehcnenYunf=
ten 5r Nrtillerietbatigtcit. @ir trieben
cine aug 2 8atterien ,lnb 8ataillps
men beitebenoe feinolide abtbeilung
5nilden auius @anllt lnb gniso aus-
chamber. Sic Sludt mar cine fopis
lole. Ser Seinb lieb icine Gelbibe
nnb 9robe @engen Mhlnitipn 5uriid. !"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-20
snd)er, @abnraubcr.

8liB. 9fl., 10. gft. @andbeIieer
nnb 6ilfsibcriffs alls lnebreren CONT
Itps burhiuden Sic gauge Gesenb mad,
Sen led)s 8anoiten, tpeld)e seiter1
Abeno oen grpreB5us go. 4o5 Ser atz
dinion, Sopeta ,lnb santa Sc 8abn
anbteltcn ,inb beilen Boitipagen aus
raubten. @ierbei lpurbe Ser ggpreBz
botc 9errb 9sornan gctDbtet, nIs er iidJ
snr @ebr 1eeen ipollte. 1en gabnrauz
bern iolleu. nie salIerbings nur ges
riihtiueile nerlautet. Bel benz breiltcn
,llcberfau runo $4,000 in bie SodnSe
gefallen |cin.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-20
Mar Gin &ablman6otr
9ie lette beutidle 9spte inn 2miitania
Safe mar fir Sie 8unbesresierung
annebmbar.

8aibinston. 19. Sft. Sm &C.
genlae 81 Ser seltern bonn staatsratb
Yolf perofientlibtcn Grtlarung. baB
Die 2uiitania Affaire nod nidt ab@
gei1lollen lei, tpirb beute bier aus
our6aus sllperlaiiiser Gltelle perz
lidert. baB Yralibent lno gtaatsIefrez
tdr bereits Dor ldnserer 3eit sic gntz
lbeiouHa getroffen baben, sic lebte
belltlde antiuortnute als fir sic 8unz
oesresierlng sniriebesHtellenn an5ll=
I1tebnen. bercn @bfHuut abcr erlt nud
Der @abl betan,1t gu seben, .ba bieier
i'll nanden 8abIertreiien oas gotum
llngiinitig beeinflulien tGnnte."
gefanntli6 bat grui bon 8ernItorff
Die 8nn0e sresierllng bereits mebrmaIs
I'm 8erDffentlihuus Der Mntipprt erz
1udt, I'm Die 9ln9eleaenbeit enblib ein=
mai an1tlid, gum NbldluB 5l1 bringen.
sSrn Stautsnmt ipplIte man aber IN
einer Irt .9riifltnssaeit" bon leds
Wo,aten crit lebeu, pb Sic bclttidc 8ez
gierung ibr Geripreden aud baIten
perbe.
Sn scr ndditen l1msebuns bes Sra
iibenten iollen lpeitsebenbe Meinunssz
berldiebenbeiteu iiber Sic 0tntblamfeit
Der SerDffentlidung Ser Mpte Dor Ser
@abl berriden. sluf Ser einen Geite
slaubt man an sic WDgIihieit, sic
Sadie aIs oiplomatiiden Gieg aus
beuten gu fonnen; al,f Ser anberen
Settle fiirdtet man Sen idabisenben
.ginflub Ser gbatiade, oab S5err @il<
ion ~0elo fir er,noroete Imeritaner
forbcrte."
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yeSentt ieintr gatcttdbt.

Gan Srane.isep, 10. 0h. Ser
fiiralid) bier peritorbene n9finber=&oz
MIG" 9enrp Mil(er. ipelder Der sr6bte
Wrunbbeiiser on Der pa8iiiiheu aiiite
tpar, uno oeiien Ssadlub aui slpau5is
WsiIlionen GolIars selhdst tpirb. bat
ieiner &aterltaot Brodenbeiln (8oden@
bein,2) in 9eutidlanb $4,000 gum
8elten Der bortigen Irmen binter<
laiieu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-20
Sn balfloler Gmp6rnng.
2cgiernng rno @plt BON Selns prete=
itirct gegen bic ibnem smBefiigte
lt,tbill.

bon 10. Oft. gie aus Mtben
beri9tet ipiro, bot Die sriedilde STE
gterung gegen voie Irt Der Nnipenouna
Der alliirten 9oli5eiseipalt~ in Ser
8alptifabt bel Ben neutralen Mddte1l
inter Der 8csriinDuns 9rotelt cin9ez
legt, bob Die louperanen gfe6te @riez
6enlanbs baburd ibtper berlebt ipllr=
ben.
Sic Heiiter'ide ga6ridtenaeentllr
(oie ofii8iole enaliide 2iiscniabriD
bat bon ibrem atbener &nrreippnoen=
ten bic folsenoe Gepeibe erbaltcn:
Ser britiI6e @elanbte bate belte
Apenb cine Ianse slubieu5 beirn &Dnig.
Ser Die @runbloiisfeit Beg @erbadtes
betonte. bab Griebenlanb eincn slnz
sriff auf Sic alliirten Gtreittrdftc oes
Benernls Sarrail plane. 9lis 8eipeis
leiner rebliden gblihten iou iid Ser
80l,is bereit erfIart baben, ole griez
diiden Srnppen aug 2ariila s,,rdsuz
5ieben."
Sfud) mcbr 5ranspien gelanbet.
Mtbe II, iiber 2onoon, 10. Oft.
Cine ipeitere slbtbeilrns frau5oiiider
Warinetruppen ipurbe beute Morser,
bicr gelarbet. Sbr aomn,anSeur for
berte bie 8dumung Ser @ebdube oes
9arlaments unO Der llnibeliitdt CUR
llnterbringutlg ieiner Gruppen.
MppeG an Bic pnnparteiifhe" (?!)
anterifanilhe 3reiie.
gtben, iiber 2onbon. 10. S4t.
9fa6 Der porgeitrigen &unbgebung por
Ser ameriianilden Geianbtibaft sogcr
Die gpltsnailen auh bpr bag 3uupte
auarticr Der ai1psiirten Hreiie. bcren
Gcrtreter lie aufforSerten, oie 8elt
'iiber Die ipabrcn @organge in @ries
dcnlanb aui5ufldrcn. Sn @erbinbung
'Oarnit berDffeutliebte sic Membemera
seitern eineu lansen Mrtifel. in Sem Tie
bic &ncbelllns Ser 8edte unb 6reibeiz
ten bes WolfeS bon Spellas ldilbert unb
s@eredtisicit berlanst fir bie nem 2anz
&c. susefiigia abeilpielloie llnbiu. Gin
lpebrlofes @ulf, bas man nit Scr 9eitz
side Scr @epalt in Sen &tieg treiben
tipolle, ipenoe iih .au bie 1nparteiiide
.amerifaniid)e 9reile als has ein5ige
Sorl,n. nor Dem @riedenlonb aui @e~
re6tigteit llno gpnlpatbie reduen
tonne.
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lubio in Ben trientinilhen Nlpen Sic
feinoliben angriife abgeldlasen llnb
III gegenporitoben Die feinbliden
Stellunsen ipeltlid) bonn @ipfel oes
8erges erDbert baben. Soierbci ipurben
II italicniide Sffi5iere llnD $50 sol-
oaten gefaneen genonmlen.
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&riegsminiiterillm sibt beute bon Ser
n'a5eboniiebn 6ront befannt, baB bie
Serben oas Sort grob an bem ipeltz
liden gnoe ibrer @anpfirpnt bon Sen.
9ulgaren 5uriiefcrpbert haben.
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&lcine &rirgsnadrid,ten.
geridarfter gaudboottrics ii, ans=
iidlt.

Berlin, iiber 9pnoon, 19. Oft.
Gie .ariess5eituns". Oie gtadn1ittassz
a,lsgabe bes 8erliner 2ntal s9ln5eigers.
brinat bellte in einen1 langeren artitcl
Die gsabri6t, baB pie britiife Mbni-
ralitdt Die gerprbnuns getroffen bat,
ale ensIilden 6anaelslhifie gu be-
paffnen. Sic &riessseituns last, bab
cine iolde @abrescl slpcifellos cine
Geriddrfl,ng BEG Seutidcn Gaudboot=
frieses 5llr Solse baben miro, Die lpiez
berum bic beutlh amerifanilden 8cs
5iebunaen 9efdbrbeu tDuntc.
Sic y@remcn" perloren segcben.
@aibington, 10. Gft. @s ipl1r<
Sc bcllte bier bon Sen leitenSen 9ipIoz
maten, bic IN ser Gage li,1o, Spe5iaIz
informationcn 5u crbalten, 5uge9cben,
DOB bas bcutIde @anbelstaudbopt
Bremen" stpeifellps llntergegangen
lit. Gus gdiff lit jest eineu Monat
iiberfalis. gs ipuroe barauf bingez
-trielen, nnb Sic bentiden 8eborSen TO-
tpobl bier, ,aIs I'M gaferlanbe, feinerz
lei Snformatioilen iiber sen @erbleib
bes Inudbooteg crbuIten baben. trot-
ioem lie bon ieii,er abfabrt l,nb. ieincr
ppral1slibtlideu Mnflnft on 1l11ierer
aiiite, llnsefabr in Ser Mitte bes bori.
gen Monats, llnterridtet iporben
iiparcn.
6iibrer Der lt=53 ausgeseidnet.
Sc RI in, iiber 2pnSon, 10. Gft.
Sn Ser beutlden 8ei9sbauptitabt ipllrz
Be amtlid Sic @erletbung Beg bpben
Grbens Sour le Merite al sen &pnt-
n,anbeur ber ltz53, (?l), aapttanleutz
t,ant slrnnulo Sc la Gerriere (6ans
Noie?) befannt gcgeben. Ser oeutlhe
sgeebelo ioll nit ieinem Gdifie 1875
Shiffe NIT einen @elanu1tgebalt pol,
100000 Sonnen berlenft baben.
MaridJal( pon alnf peniionirt.
8erlin, iiber 2onbon, 10. Gft.
ESelbmarld)alI Mleganber bon &lud,
tpelder Ben re6ten Sliiscl Scr 5eutiden
Nrmeen bel berell GormarId auf Ha@
ris I'M Sabre 1914 bcfcbligte, lpllroe
beutc. tpie cs beibt, alif ciacnen an=
trag in Sen 8ubeitanb periebt. glod)
por fllr5en ipar cine gindridt cinge~
troffeu. bab ct ipicber Elm @nmn1anbp
an ber 8eitfront iibernommen bate.
Gnlablih lciner @eripllnbllng int snz
risen Sabre 5irfulirte bas Geriibt. bab
er ii6 nad ei1ter bibisen Nusiprude
nit Dem aaiier abIidtlid Sem fei,1bli@
den Seuer allsgelett bdtte.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-20
edredlides @rube,,unsliid.
Sieb5ebn &oblenerdber burG ggplo<
lion ber1diittet.

Siebsebn &oblengrdber btlrd Ggtlos
iiun berldiittet.
Sairmpunt. @. Ga., 19. Oft.
Sniulge eil,er 9oblenitalberploliou III
Ser Grllbe glo. Z Ser Samiion Goal
anb Cote Company Bel 8arradpiue III
Neliger @egc,,o ipArben led,s bereits
befannte aoblen9raber bcridiittet,
ipdbrenS nod ,,ell,l aaoere perribt
tpcroen ,lnb ipubriedinlid ius gleids
.sraniiec gtidlul erlitten baben Gu
bas gauge Snnerc bes Gdasates burd
bic gyplniion serlt0rt tporoen lit, best
man, trpbbem 200 Mam ,mlnterbrpz
ben arbeitcn, lln, bie Grcldiittcten
uussusrabeu, ipenis 5offmtno, mod icz
nmnb an, aeben anfsufiuben.
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Sic sblad in plbbnieu nmmt fir oe geun enise gerlauf
gopern 5eidMen id Der Garjaa leteu nit
rider 5ulfe erniten @bertano Saener eioen auf benz
gon gaubo cine sdappe guIearen bernieu o ieinolde
gatailone.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-20
o. Y III 8Dlbpnien llub III
= 4li5ieu,
9entidbe erobern III nener Ottenttbe feimoltd)e
gteaus8em am stodboosT sTlmiIe.
go bic 8apern breu9aueu, uadf tein @ras mebr.

9as ,ber5uifee @insm Der som bruat irn
neusmcrtbcn Grfpg
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-20

Sic politiide Sage III Otto ere
regt BEL Sen 8epublifaneru @eiors@
nib?! n@ermaus to tie Grontl"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-20
SugbeS uno @illou Qni Geileu.
ASrdnoent erbdlt TIT Chicago einen imp ianten Cut
pfang nno bait orei politiid)e Mmipradem.
5usbes in Gbicaso als yOer tintse Yrdioeu" besrii

ions auspid 5nen b nt 6er9roBe seIeben6t
aus @eaut H mieoer Nlsibruneen icnes a6oeorpineu
amiea fir" 2dBt id0 as tit1ren
ugbes nagelt aeulie AcuBertro Ses rctSrs gor m
5peiten Due fen