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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-08-18
and they are
ordered paid:

ED. s. LOTION,
Attest. Mayos
o. w. SANDBERG. City Clerk.
Ordinance No. At. 49,.
Being an ordinance entitled ~.
Ordinance vacating portion OF we.
er street or the wharf, which lies y
front of block IS. City of keoAuss
was presented to the Council. IL wa
moved and seconded that the ruin
be suspended and said Ordinance ="
AT be placed upon its passage; "a
RED Moved by Councilman Hichs.'.
seconded by Councilman Hiipssss
that said Ordinance No. All, WIZ
reads as follows:
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-08-18

Weather Conditions.
With low pressure central In Mon
tana and North Dakota, there have
been scattered, light showers in por-
lions of Montana and Minnesota, ex-
tending eastward to Upper Michigan,
and there have also been local rains
in Tennessee.
Tho weather is generally fair and
warm from the Rocky mountains to
the eastern coast, and the tempera-
ture is rising slowly in the central
valleys.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-08-18

The river will remain nearly sta
tionary, with falling tendency, from
Davenport to below Warsaw during
the next forty-eight hours.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-08-18

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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-08-18

st. Louis Cash Grain.
FURNISHED by Long Commission Co.,
403 Main. Telephone No. 1901
ST. LOUIS. Mo-, Aug. 18.-Wheat-
No. 2 red, new, S151@ Les; No. 8
red, new, $1.4601.51; No. hard. old.
s1.4S@1.51k.
3 yellow, S6kc; No. 2 white, S6zc;
No. white. 84@85c.
oats-No. 2. 42c; No. 3. INC; No.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-10-20
APATHY TO
 ELECT HUGHES
 SAYS PARKER

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Oct. 2O.-With- out committing himself unrcsevcdly to the Democratic party as cnunciat. ed by President Woodrow Wilson, but declaring that it would be calamity to elect Charles E. Hughes and re- store to power the financial inter- ests dominated by the old Guard in the Republican party as now com stiuted. John M. Parker of New Orleans, candidate for Vice President on the Progressive ticket expressed his opinion of both the old parties lin general and Of the Republican party in particular
 While l a gree with and approve of many of the policies Of President Wilson and put into power by the Democratic party" Mr. Parker said, "it is because they are policies ad. vocated by the Progressive party in convention assembled in 1912, and reiterated by that party in conven- tiou in 1916. do not give the Democratic party credit for all of the splendid legislation that has been enacted during the present adminis-
 ration. but rather do I credit Presi. dent Wilson with being a man hon. est and big enough to press his com yictions and cause his party Go give the people of this country the bene- ft of them"
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-10-20
WILL HOLD A RALLY AT
 COLISEUM TONIGHT

The Republicans will hold a Terri. torial Divisional campaign rally to. night at the Coliseum and speaking will begin promptly at o'clock. Previous to the meeting thc Juneau band will give concerts on the stretts ending with a concert at the en- trance of the theatre
 E. C. Russell will be chairman of the evening and a large number of Republicans will act as vice-chairman appearing on the stage
 The Republican committee having charge Of the rally will provide extra reservation of seats for the ladies.
 Among the prominent speakers will be George Irving, chairman of the Republican Territorial committee. Louis P. Shackleford. ex-National Committeeman, Hon. J. R. Heckman, candidate for senator, and John G. Held. and Monte Benson. candidates for the legislature.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-10-20
MAJOR DAWSON NOW ENR0UTE HERE ON A
 TRIP OF INSPECTION

Word has been received in Ju- neau that Major p. W. Davison, dis bursting agent for the Alaska Road Commission. will arrive in Juneau from the westward on the steamer Alameda about the 25th of this month. J. C. Hayes stated today that Major Davison is making one of his regular official visits to this section of the Territory.
 Mr. Hayes reported today that the teamsters hauling supplies to Mug. get creek for the Treadwel Company are putting heavy loads on their wagons and are cutting the roads to pieces between that place and Ju. neau.
 We have just about finished our work and the roads are in fairly good condition for the winter and now they will be cut up into deep mud holes if the practice continues. ' should think that for the good of the community and for his own good
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-10-20
IS SUED
 FOR BY THE FORMER
 WlFE OF COL. DREXEl

PHILADELPHIA, Ct. 2O.-A writ Of foreign attachment was filed here by counsel for Mrs. Margarita Arm strong Drexel, wife of Col. Anthony J. DreSel, formerly of this city and now residing abroad. to compes him to pay her an allowance of $5O,0O0 awarded her on June 21 last by the chancery court in London. Under an agreement Mrs. DreXel was to hold five policies aggregating $SOO,- 900 on her husbands life, in addi- ton to the $5O,OOO a year income.
 Mir. DreNel filed suit for divorce in Paris in July 1915, and stopped his wlfe's allowance. It is claimed that the verdict Of the British court has been ignored
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-10-20
DOES
 NOT COME UNDER
 EPISCOPAL BAN
Proposed Change in the Church Rule Is Voted Down by the
 CIergymen.
CUPID IS LEFT ALONE

ST. LOUIS. Oct. 2O.-The proposed change in the canons Of the Prot estant Episcopal Church forbidding the -emarriage Of persons divorced for causes arising after marriage, re- gardless of cause, was rejected by the house Of deputies Of the general convention. The proposed canon failed of adoption because of non concurrence of the clerical and lay delegates.
 The delegates voted by dioccses. The clerical delegates approved the proposed canon by a vote Of 4O32 to 24%. The lay delegates rejected it by vote of 29 affirmative to SPA negative
 The rejection of the canon leaves the present church law unchanged.
 The fight for the new canon was lei in the house of deputies by Rev. Leighton Parks of New York. The oposition was led by Dr. R. II. Me Kim of Washington
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-10-20
MAYOR IS TAKING AFFAIRS
 IN HIS OWN HANDS

SEATTLE, Oct. 2O-Following the receipt of information that two of the police officers of the department were habiture of blind pigs and as- sociated with bootleggers. Mayor Gill this morning stated that he would im- mediately suspend Patrolman A. Me- Nulty and would summarily dismiss Parolman c. F. Francis. Mayor Gil announced that he would take action in spite oft the fact that the civil service commission demanded bona fide facts before discharging any DO. lice officer.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-10-20
ALICE HAS FULL
 PASSENGER LIST SOUTH

With full list of passengers from Skagway and interior points che steamer Princess Alice sailed south at an early hour this morn ing, having made up all the time on her schedule which she lost north bound on account of the fog. Among those leaving for the south on the Alice were R. E. Robertson, Mir. and Mrs. Knoff, Mir. Largus, n. Gar side, Mir and Mrs. Minard, Mr. Le- Blanc, A. J. Langling, T. and G. Meleneus, and V. Horace.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-10-20
CARD oF THANKS.

We wish to extend our heartfelt thanks to all those kind friends who assisted us during the last illness and after death Of our wife and mother, Mrs. Peter Sandstrom. We especially wish to thank those who assisted during the last services and also to the members of the Moose Lodge who gave their services.
 PETER SANOSTROM
 JAMES NEWMAN
 MRS. JAMES NEWMAN.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-10-20
CASE BEING
 HOTLY CONTESTED
 IN DISTRICT COURT

The trial of R. virch, the Haines councilman charged with tearing down a fence at that place is still on in the District Court although it will probably be submitted to the jury late this afternoon.
 The government witnesses were d.. W. Coombs and son, Steve Ragan, Eugene Pipen. K. O. Johnson, and Alfred Andrews. The contention Of the government is that Virch tore down a fence inclosing land owned by J. W. Coombs and that 1t was done winfully.
 Mrs. Kate Kabler, R. H. Virch and s. Sheldon have been witnesses so far for the defense who admit tear ing out the fence but deny that it was done with malicious intent.
 -o-o-o
 The EMPIRE-all the news all the time. when it is news.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-10-20
WOMAN SHOOTS AT MAN FASTENING
 AGAINST CHARACTER

CHICAGO. Oct. 2O.-Holding her baby in her arms, Mrs Katherine Marek, arose in Judge Foley's court room here this afternoon and fired three shots at Jacob Klaus, danger ously wounding him. Klaus was in court as a correspondent in the di- vorce suit brought by Mrs. Marek by her husband, a brother of Alder man Malek
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-10-20
CENTRAL POWERS
 WANT PROTECTION
 BY UNITED STATES

ATHENS, Oct. 2O.- On initiative of the Central Powers, Washington has been asked to permit the Amerl. can Legation here Co take charge of the Austrian, Bulgarian and Turk ish interests in case Q declaration of war is made by Greece or other complications arise. Permission has been given as regards Austria.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-10-20
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

Any subscriber of The Empire not receiving the paper by 7:3O p. m. will confer favor by mo- tifying The Empire office. Our telephone number is STA, and a call will insure the delivery of the paper by special messenger the same evening. The delivery will be prompt if we are noti- fed.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-10-20
MAYORS OFFICE
 Tacoma, Wash.
CPaid Dry' space)
Oot 13, 1916.
Prohibition Campaign Committee.

Committee,
 Alaska. Dear Sir:
 Prohibition wonderful blessing Tacoma Morally Hnan- aly ndusiaIy socially marked improvement reducing immediate Prohibition went into effect January In the following of fighting population.
 POPULATION OF THE CITY JAIL HAS DECREASED so THAT THE CONTRACTOR WHO FORMERLY HAD GOOD THING REFUSES LONGER TO TAKE THE JoB
 Home greatly that went for drink ecug
 GRoCERS REPORT BOOM BUSINESS collections Mer chants report larger BOOM IN THE SALE OF CLOTHING SHOES
 Building greatly stimulated In the first six months of 1915 building amounted $S14675; the showed building operations of SS1855 Old formerly by saloons and disgrace to our business streets are ALL BEING FREPRoOF BUSINESS BLOCKS ERECTED in their stead. Beginning in January gradual industrial improvement practically problem which has been serious here years ABLE B0D FED MAN WHO DESIRES WORK TO GET
 the greatly improved THERE WAS INCREASE SAVINGS BANK DEPOSITS that July the banks o interest from 4 to 8 cent
 NOT PREDICTED BY THE OPPONENTS OF PRO- HBON the benefits exceed anhpatOns THOUSANDS PROHIBITION NOW HAVE BE- SUCCESS ardent advocates extending prohibition ENTIRE NATION
 very truly
 d. V FAWCETT
 Mayor of Tacoma.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-10-20

Special covered vegetables dishes different designs, values up to $1.OO, for 45c while they last. Goldstein's Emporium, Crockery De- partment. o2l
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-10-20

"eet the Habit" of making your daily pleasure, a visit to the Lunch eonette. 23.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-10-20

THE HIyER CANDIDATE FOR DELEGATE TO CONGRESS.
 1Ir sulzer is PRODUCING MINER He has been thorough k, i5srse5 with REAL ALASKAN DEVELOPMENT as RES DENT PRIVATE CITIZEN for over FOURTEEN YEARS. He represents the hoeang. prmanentesidnt actual develop ing sentiment and purpose Alaska He stands for Alaska for Alasksns' in the brOades meaning of the term
 VOTE FOR HIE-Electon November r. 1916
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-10-20
BEwHIsKERED VILLA.

FL PAso. Oct. 2O.-Bandit Villa is reported now wearing a full beard, and is limplng from his recent wounds.
 "AlT the News All the Time"
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-10-20

B teamster would use more care about the roads" Mr. Hayes stated.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-10-20

The EMPIRE-all the news all the time. when it is news.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-10-20

Specials on Suits, made to order, during this Sale.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-28
Sin gas bes 3raiibentcn il, y,e,u yDrf.

% ID gorf, 27. San. 9sraiibent
@tllpn bate 6ente bonn Irii9en Morz
gen big gu leincr sl6reile nm slitterz
nacbt einen lebr scl9aftigen Sag in
Ncip 9orf. @r bielt 5ipei 9ieben ipd6z
reno be5 Cages, ldiittelte ciner @rupz
pc bon Suffra9etten sic 6dnbc, lpp6nz
te 6irei 8anfctten bct llnD madte siuei
alltprnobilfabrten. Sen Suffragettcn
la9te CT ipieber. baB bie gtinntrcdtsz
fra9e SadJe Der ein8elnen Staaten lei.
Sic Sauptreoe bielt er 6eutc in ser
9adt ultf bent ganfett Ser u9aillpap
SuiineB slll'n."
giele 9ieoe ea6 Sen @rlnbton an
fiir Bic bon 8ilion auf ieiner ipci1liz
dcn Sour su baltenben. Sein Soaupt~
tbcma ipar bic &riessbereitldDaft, Bic
cr fir cine nutionale 91ptbmenbigfeit
erflarte, ipeil er nidt pprausiageu
tonne, ob Sic sluslidten Ser Ser. .Staa1
ten n1prgeu nod 10 bcll leien, ipie beute.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-28
Dte It atijtifde s

" = u W y ~
itellung, Oab in Oeutl9lano grpbe
Eeleroen bon Gplominsen i'm GoIfe
suriidbe6alten tperben, bot ieBt auf
@nregung Der HeiGsbant bic 8onf=
tnftitute peran!abt, an ibre aunben,
bic @5dliebfd6er uno Oepots belit=
sen, oringenoe 9lufforoerunsen gum
lnltauf9 Der gplpmiinsen segen
papierselp 81 ri9ten. 9lber oud
bon Den minoerbemittelten 8plfsz
ibi9ten miro @olb aus san5 unbe=
griinpeter 9lngit aufbepabrt, ipie fol-
9enbe- san benefit, Der gar nidt
perein5elt oaitebt: Die Jrau zines
einfa9en Giienfabnarbeiters, Die bic
len nur turse 3eit iiberlebt batte,
par pbne @interlai1ung leibli6er @rz
ben in bobem Otter peritprben. I'm
Soften sls erlfaren, besab iieb Der
Na9(abpileger CUR 9lufnabme oes
Sapentars nit einen geanlten on
Srt unb 9teue. Inter altem Gez
riimpel fanb man unter lhmuBisell
aiidern uno Mdlheitiden einen nit
ginofaoen pielTad umfdniirten 2einz
panoiappen Dor, in oem 1000 Marf
IN 3pargiamartitiiden berltedt ipaz
rem. Siele lpanoerten nun sur
Hei6sbant.
Die Meerenge Sluii4en Dr.
rer uno Galais lit .nur q Meilen
brett. Seit 1851 iinD Die beioen
G7taote Our6 elm Aabel perbllnoen.
Ser Serpenttn @rtr a 9
Ser gansen Welt lit iiber 25 Millio=
nen @alionen per ssSabr. lpppon Der
grDbtc Sell auf bie Wer. Stoaten
entfdllt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-28
strense Strife fit falidcn 9ar.

s3em gorf, 81. San. uslmcrifa
5uerlf" n1uB bas aeitpril5ip lebes naz
turalilirten Entertainers lein, pen1
auh letne @icge in 3eutlhlanb poer
9elterreid aeitanoen bat. go beballpz
tete bcute Sunbcsrihter Glaptpn, ais
CT ben Snpcrteur @arp Mag 3elinfa
5u einem Monat gaflpeas sSslano
nno $4,000 @eloltrafe bcrurtbeilte.
neil er ciflem Seutlden sialnens Saz
rolo alfreb 3 nbp sur, grlansuna
cines amerif. GaIies utttcr Scm Nonen
u9arolo Grcen" eebplfen bate. Se~
linfa tit 9ebprener Seitreiher, ober
natllralilirter Siirser Der Ser. Staa-
ten unb batte lid lduloig befannt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-28
Sanfraub III Gbicasu.
81 > 900 an belIli1t t c II
aae ucru II b /.

Gbicoep, 81. San. @ier beipaifz
netc Sanoiten crlelicncn bcute in ber
SSalbin9ton Earf Natipnal6anf ul
Scr SO. 0ltliden strabe uno entfamen
NIT elmer @eltte bon 5lpilcten t2s llno
10000 Collars, nadboem Iie Sen &aiz
llrcr, Die Glcrfs lulo etiua 20 0eppliz
tpren nit 9iepplpcr ein9eid]iit)tert nnb
an Die &anb georilcft batten. Sic
GMlbcr bciperftelligten ibre Shl6t per
sGltp.
Nluui5ipalrihtcr S6crinon 6. Srp
lrar ciner ser Scppiitprcn, iuel6je un<
freirrillise 3eugcn Ser Gauberei lparelt.
aciner Der Sanoiteu icbien dlter ais
20 SATIRE 81 Iein.
Guianteu bcrthtetell uah9er, ba6
ludbreno Die 4 Wanner ben Gaub berz
ilbten, nod cil fiinfter I'M slutomobi(
gcIellen uno Die Sanp anl 9iao sebalz
ten babe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-28
e robi6. : 81 NJ e II 5 ment
tau d mie Scr auf.
Son ser nterifaniidcn ejren5c.
amtif. 1yfoatyn CT
trunfc

@al6ingtpn p. San. Sen.
6lrlltpn 6eridtetc ben aricssalnt bell=
te, oab 4 anerif. Sploaten geItern
nabe Srplpuspille. Seras, crtrunfeu
llnn anocre 5 lp c i bon Merifanern gez
fanaen lrprDen itnn.
Sic Soloatcn babctcn bel Grperelp
I'M 9ilo @ronoe uno lhpainnen anf
Bic anNcrc Seite, no lie trl bclpaffne@
ten 9lcrtfanern SIR llebcrgabc alfscz
roroert lpurnen 4 Sploateu lhlpamz
men Infnrt Slrilcf opd ipltrnen i6ncn
Sd)ill'c nactgcldnot rno tic crtranfcn.
Sic anocrcn sluct sgianu rurben ge~
fangcn Nlto ilts Slu1erc abgcfiibrt aber
nod gcltcrn slbelln bon Gnrransu
Sploatcll bcfrctt uno beute Sen omcrif.
SchDroeu ulf Der internatipnalcnSriiz
cfc SlriIfen Watampra5 llnb Srptunsz
bile iibcrlicfert.
Sic snneu Der Grtruufcnen linb:
&prpnral Slpcn Glcncnts, &prporal
s9fidael 5. Sing lnp @enleiltcr oarrp
q. Hnbbe, alIe BON gatteric >. hcs
4. 6elourtilleriere9t. ltno Geneiner
Gbas. 3. gsilton geit, bon Srupp q,
-. aaualerie.
Sic an,crif. 9eutnant5 5. :. sGort,
8epton llno @aloro1 lullroen auf @cs
febl bc5 Sberitcu @lodtpn perGaftet,
neil tic nit / 4 a)lann iiber Sic @ren5e
ge9allgeu lrarelt, ltm nnd ocn 5luci 9ez
fun9enell SpIbatcll SIT llter, bic Icitz
Dem bon Den !9icrifulcrn altsgeliefert
pproeu 1illo. Sas Staatsant erfldrt,
oab Bic llcberIdlreitltn9 Ser @rcnse
bnrdl cine beluuffnete @taht cine
vfeinoIclige S1at" mar, Sic nid)t pbnc
b1bcrcn Sefebl erluubt mcroen oilrfe.
Sen betrcffcnocn Sifi5ierclt itebt ein
,&rlc9sgerid)t beoor.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-28
@ilembahner fir ldltitr,1bemtaa.

Gbicaep, 81. San. Sic borlie=
gel1hen gerid)te i:bcr Die abirintmung
BON ctipa 100000 sluseltclltelt Ser
52S @iienbabnen in Sen Ser. Stuatcn
ersebcn, bab ncbr ols 80 Erpsent Ser
Seute Sen s : Sunoentag nit anDertz
halbfadem Sobn fir llebcr5eit an
6radtz unb 9abnbpfoienir furberl1, lpie
bic ggefutipbeamten Der 4 betbeilister
Sriloeridaftcn beute an5eietell. Sic
gblfinmltngen iperben inoelleu nihl
ppr Scnt 1. 01dr5 bplenbet iein.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-28
GeroieuitDplles ltuternebmen.
ssic fir Serbreituns Scr silSnno lit
Selgicn EsciDrst ,uiro.

9ie beutl9e 8ilounssaentrale in
gelsien 1T pobl Elm ipre4enber SEE
lpeis bafiir, baB Die oeuti9e 9eeres=
leitung au9 auf Oas seiltige Wchl
ibrer @olbaten ippblbepaGt tit, no
INNER Die 8erbdltniNe es nur seitot.
ten. Dos per0ie.sStnplle unterre9men,
bos ourd sebieeene l1nterbaltpne
nnregenO unb fDroerno pirten irill,
beroontt feine Gntitebuns Der pGe-
}ellf@aft fir 8erbreituns ppa golts=
biloung" in Berlin. gs fono in Grz
5elten5 Don 8iiiine, benz @enaralacue
berneur bon 8elgien, einen lplden
5rellno unb SDroerer, baB Die gil=
bunssaentrale fdpn i'm SUM- bErd'
getonntmedung i'm Militdrz@eroro=
mnssblatt beitdtiat unb Dem Gene
ral9pupernement als cine untarab=
teilllng ansegliebert purbe. 142 81
fi5iere permitteln Sen @ertsbr slpi=
1hen tbr uno ben einoelnen gruppell-
tetlen 0abet ipd9it bic 9lrbeit bon
Sag gu Sag, Der bette geneis fir
Den Mntlang, ben 0iefes unternebmen
finoet. 9ereits i'm MuguIt mubter
mebr als 1000 griefe erlebiat mer=
Den, Der Sunberte bon Nunt{breiben,
Die ppn Sen eil1aelnen 9lbteilunaen
perlenpet purben, gar ni6t gu ae-
benfen.
9i5 Mnfang September paren s5
8ibliotbefen einaeri@tet unb cine Ser
1orsung Oa Sruppen NIT 2eIefpff
5lpedentlpreden5 oaourd) ein9eleitet,
bab fdmtlide Wa9en bon griiNel,
bic @olooisnbeime uno Cigarette oes
Mllitdrspupernements, ieBt au6 Don
2urembura uno 2imburg nit gu=
6ern perfeben purbe,1. Die Saeaz
terpprfellungen oher, Die @petbes
eSSpbisenie, 9efiinss Mirna BON 8asn=
selm, 5ulbas Suaenbfreunbs, 5dl0r=
thans Raub Der 5abi1er,anen Ii. a.
IN. CUR @ieoersate bradt,n uno pm
belrd9rten aiinltlern in mebreren
,@tdoten 8el9iens seseben purcen,
lparen perart beiuGt uno beaebrt, bab
leBt burcb @riinoune bes 0eutId,e1
S6eaters in 8elsien elm piel geduberz
ter Mnnfd feline Grfiinuns fanb.
@benfo TelIten fid erlts ardfte in
ben Dienit Der gllten @ode, 'unt
bic oeutlden 8efabunestruppen ourd
aon5erte uno 8esitationen su err
frel1en. 9elpnbers grpb mar bic Or
beitsleiitlln9 Der Mbteilung fit Gas
Wortraespeien oeren 9lufsabe Die
8efdaffenbslt ppn 2i9tbiloapparaten
unb 9ilbetferien nit susebDriaen
Serten 1ptpie 9eransiebune unb gntz
fenbllna 9eeisneter @prtrass lit.
Mud iuuroen Miitel uno @eae oez
funSen, BEN pielen gum 8abnIdlub
perltreut liesenoen sruppea, 3u benen
erpbere 9arbietunsen, ipie aonaeyte,
ntbt binausgetrasen perren tollrer,
pur@ GtHtb1;Obortrdge nit geiang<
lihen unl muiitalifden lnterbaltuns
gen IN ben 'paulen reselmdbise gsiz
itiec 4nreauns suaufiibren. 9llles in
nllem ipnroe, lpie f9on aus bieFen
lursen Iusfiibrunsen berporsebt, ein
5tiid &ulturarbeit seleiitet, auf nas
Seutl9lano itols iein tann.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-28
Sapan ltellt ut slbreSe.

Gofio, 81. San. Ser aonboner
Seribt, baB Die iapaniide 3eeierung
DEM dinelildcn @elanhten cine 9totc
iiberreidt babe, mclhe bie Z Sorberunz
gen ipteSer entbalte, bic SSapan i'm boz
rigcn Sriibjabr on China seltellt unb
lpater 5lrildsc5pacn bottc, ipllrbe beuz
te ppm auslp. slnlt fir llnipabr ers
fldrt.
(2er 9eanheiter @uaratan lastc
geltcrn, er babe erfabren, bab sSapan
jene 6proerungelr erncuert babe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-28
ScitrtiN> : .,robtrn Albanien
11no 'teue oentidbe Grfolee an Der gseittront.
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