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Evening star., 1916-12-11
LETTERS TO SANTA CLAUS
REVEAL ACTUAL NEEDS
Numerous Pleading Messages Sent
by Children Are Addressed
to The Star.

Santa Claus really hasn't any head
quarters at The Star office. but the
children of Washington think he has
That is the reason why The Star
is already in receipt of scores of letters
addressed to MIR. Santa Claus" and to
santa Clause and to Santa Claws.
the benevolent old gentleman who is
always the same. century after century,
no matter how his name is spelled.
1t seems almost as bad to tell the
children that Santa Claus has no office
at The Star building as to tell them
that there is no Santa, Year after year
the Washington children send letters to
Santa Claus at The Star. hundreds of
them, bushels of them, almost barrels
full
Santa's Secretary on Duty.
Alas, Santa has no office at The
Star.
But wait moment.
Santa Claus has a secretary at The
Star office.
This secretary reads all the letters
the children send in. and in due time
will turn over all the missives to the
Associated Charities.
please bring me china baby doll.
the same size as my celluloid one
writes little girl Il would also like
a nice carriage that will fit my doll.
and do not want it like my other one.
/ want clothes for my doll and trunk
large enough to hold them. You could
bring me something else if you wanted
to-. naively concluded Julia
This letter, as many of those re-
whose parents are more than able to
entS she desires. and who have simply
let their little one write to Santa Claus
following the beautiful old custom
Revelation of Real Want"
Other letters received. however, re-
veal real want on the part of the
senders. some of them written by
parents with the hope that through this
appeal the gifts which they are not
able to give their children may on
Christmas day find their way into the
stockings of the children through the
benevelence of kind-hearted residents
of the city.
Two little Georgetown boys have evil
IDENTIFY co-operated in their letters to
Santa.
Joe says:
Please bring me cowboy suite &
ball. gun, horn and drum.
Hilbert writes:
Please bring me a cowboy suite. and
drum, horn. football
Evening star., 1916-12-11
Representative Hill Is Ill.

Representative Ebenezer ]. Hill of
NorwaIk. Conn, one of the veteran
members of the House, was confined
to his apartment here today as a re-
suit. his physicians say, of oyerexer-
ton. He probably will be able to re-
sumo his work In n few days.
Evening star., 1916-12-11
Life Insurance. s1I.eo Per $1,000 Uu

A Dance: A Partys Rent Grafon"ia
The Sport Mart. Inc. COS F ST. NV.
Evening star., 1916-12-11

Lyric. 14th and Irving SITS. NV.
T0DAl-Mutual presents FLORENCE TUR.
NER. in GRIN JUSTICE" IN 5 ACTS.
A powerful dramatization Of Rita's great.
est novel. Also Cartoon Comedy, ..BEINt;
ING UP FATHER"
Evening star., 1916-12-11

toSM0S-MON. TO WE'D. AT l. AS AND,
iu:i3 pALi. the Beautiful Metro Qualit,
Play. THE RIVER OF ROMANCE,
Evening star., 1916-12-11
CITY ITEMS.

French Nmas Cards. Richards, 1929 Pa.
ave.
Evening star., 1916-12-11

Tenn Gardens. Ia. Ave. at slst 81.
ToDAI-BlANCIIE SWEET. I'm
THE WARRENS oF VIRGINIA.
Evening star., 1916-12-11

Elite, I4th and u. I. Ave. NV.
foDAi-Myrtie Gonzales and >alentine Paul
in THE SECRET OF THE SWAMP
Evening star., 1916-12-11

Headquarters for Doll Beds.
l.. T. Jones, 9Th and II NV. NJ. 209I.
Evening star., 1916-12-11

Get Our Christmas Present Policy.
D. Fulton Harris, Colorado building.
Evening star., 1916-12-11

Clafin Optical Co., 9O7 r st.
Magnifying Glasses for Presents.
Evening star., 1916-12-11

rUDAY-H. Is. WARMER and ENID MAR
KEY. in SHELL 49, Also DE WOLF
HOPPER, in '.PUPPETS.''
Evening star., 1916-12-11

Gould's Wonder Store. 9th and SIS
Evening star., 1916-12-11

10 Lbs. Gran. Sugar. 15c; Lbs. Head
Rice. CSC: lbs. Black eyed Peas. 2oc;
3 lbs. Hominy, 10c; lbs. Buckwheat.
2oc; ~ lbs. White Meal 32c: Whlte 70
3Oc pix: Oranges. z0c doz.: Large
Grapefruit. &C: Pure Pepper. 25c; Pea
nut Butter. 1oc; pound jars lockwood S
Cocoa. CSC: Wonder Coffee. zoe: W onder
Tea. 29c: large cans Asparagus, isc
Gold Medal Wheat Food. 15c: Gold
Medal Oats Sc; loaves Bread, lOc:
WINS Old Dominion War Cake. lbs,
soc; "a lbs. Old time Flour, s1.Oo. "3"s
NJ st. NV and all the J. T. D. PEles
Stores.
Drawing Books. Schmidt. 1921 l"th 81.
.Berman Baggage" now. 113 14th NV.
Evening star., 1916-12-11

Crandali's Apollo. I24 H st. NE.
TODAY-CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG. n
THE COMMON Law
Evening star., 1916-12-11

"Berman Baggage" now. 713 14th NV.
Evening star., 1916-12-11

CrandalI's savoy, l4fh and Col. Rd.
TODAI-SESSUE HAYAkAWA, in THE
SOUL OF kURA SAN"
Evening star., 1916-12-11

Drawing Books. Schmidt. 1922 18th st
Evening star., 1916-12-11

; Empire Theater. OIL II st. NE.
? TOD, ,h-Nil illinhI ro. presents Oe.oIiti
WALSH. III ''TuIs AADiAIoR." III,
tnIiil.ns ptc'iriza..ou of thc wori,.- famou'
/. .ooL Sal nant.
fUAuRsON N--tIiGIAlA PEARSON, "a
"nIfRut ISl."
Evening star., 1916-12-11

by the terms OF the will of Annie
Weber dated January {. 1914, her en-
tire estate is devised to her husband,
Emil Otto Weber He is also named as
executor.
Evening star., 1916-12-11

Crandalrs Thealer. 9th and + Sts.
TODAf-ETHEL CLAYTON and CARLYLt
BLACKWELL, in "BkokES CHAINS
Evening star., 1916-12-11
The Maryland automobile tags for
IL hi1.h a. heen della ed

pleasure ears. which have been delayed
in arriving in this city, are now being
issued. according to c. f.. Beans. dep
-ty commissioner of motor vehicles for
Maryland. The first consignment of
tags received at the local office, SIG
18th street northwest, were for auto
mobile dealers and motor cycles. The
distribution of the 1917 licenses started
this morning.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-07

Sralt Mcacag mnrbe nit oerortiaer
&lldjt alti oie StraBc geiddelloert,
cob lie einen grl,h oes Irtfles ionic
anoere &orperperlebl1ngen erlitt.
Srall Gais 500 lid cine beocrflide
Gerrcnflng am 6llBgelenf Sit, pdb=
reno lire Sodter nit 9bidiirfungen
an &npf oaponfam. Ser lltfaa poi
lirte nabe eitem 6arm6aule, no Sen
@erle5ten Die critic ar3tlide Silfe sll-
theil mur0e.
Srnt 5. 8. gan @olOer, Sic gor=
iiberin bes @omcn's @llQhes Gus,
Die ben Gn1piaag Ser Mitglie0er Ser
@omcll's Snahes Iaiance", Die aus
benz iernen Often gefommet marer,
leitete, Oriidtc it'd aeitern ic5r Be-
frieoiat aus, Dob ale5 10 gllt perlal1-
len lei, mos Oie eridienencn 1Sral,en
e%benials iagen fonnten.
Sellte lit Ser Gag 3ap", Ser s1tn1
Moble Des Vettallp SCENTS Deranltal=
tet miro rno %feiner, ielblt mcrn ct
MIR norilberge1eno nad) 9iof S5lanb
fpnln1t, loltc periallmelt. ein Mbsei=
d)el1 81 faltien, oa Dos Snititltt nod
cine gall5 6etrddtlide Sllnnnle @el=
oes bral,dt, Oantit Ser llellc 9lnner
irnerbalb melliger @oden polenoet
mcroen fann. SIS lteht ieoem on
beim, einen gemiiien Setrag gu ge=
ben. @ue gorbereitungcn filr oieie
Gerarllialtuna iino nllltnebr obge=
l"d5loilen ll1b mai1 6offt, BOB ciil redt
anichnlidler @elbbetrog er3ielt miro.
Sn Jpd Sslano lieben iid) gelterl1
Die lolsenoen Gerionen @eiratfs=Gr
lan6niBideine mtsltellen:
Sfobert 81. Gardner uno Sri. Mar=
tho Scooter, God Sslano.
Son Marr ulo Sri. s@ottie @il=
Ser, Gait Mpline.
Gbilip s. 9aeltineer, @apeQo, Sa.,
nno Sri. Eollline Srenfcllidub, Sod
Sslarb.
@iaiam Z. gierlnon ullo ,Sroa,
9sal1cg :. 9ales, Mllscatine, Sa.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-07
MeueS aus Moline.

Samntlide Mitglieoer Ser bieli=
gen uSu9bes= %Sairbanfs aliance",
Die crit fiir5lih ins 2c6el1 gerllfen
lpltrbe, erflarten gelterll einitimmig,
lladoem Der @ltgbes=Spe5iaI5ug, in
Dem bic Mitglieoer Ser y@omen's
Srabes Nllianee" aefomme1 marel,,
Mollne perlaiien batte, DaB lie nit
Dem grfol9 Ser BON ibaten getrpifenen
gorbereitltngem lebr 5Mfrieoen paren
nlo oaB Die 9cpobner Mpline's Sen
eri hiellene1 @aiten einen bersliden
Gmpfallg bcreitet Bitten.
Sange bepor Ser 3llg eintraf, hat=
te 1id ldlor cine aniebHlide Me1llden=
l1lellge am Sabnbof aageiann1elt, sic
ltets grober mltroe, off sic i3eit fir
Die fobrplanllabise afitflnft leran=
riidtc.
@adoen1 Sic Iraucl1 al,gefomnrer1
marelt, bieltelt mebrere ocrlelben fltr=
Sc 9ieoen por oent gahnbof n11o Don
BORT aus gil1g es baum it Mutontpbi-
len, bic @elpobner in bodber5iger
@eile sur @erfiieuna seitellt battell,
11adl oct perldJieoellelr Sdpllgebart=
Den, Dor ocnell allh Neoen gebaIten
mllroc1. Sic Ialren bielten iid pole
5lpei strmoen in Mpline ol1f nno ilrb=
re1l Damn l1ad) Rod Sslallo.
gon eirtem plotliden 5dmaden=
o1lfall ergriffen, ~ltiir5te @el1rp @ar=
tltllg, eil1 illrlger Mallt alts 0apen=
port, Ser nit einem aSrel1lloc auf Sem
@od elacs grprebmagens lab, al1f
Das Strobcnpflalter uno 500 lid) ltll=
beoellte1oe gerlesltltgeu am aopfe
SIT. Scr l%11lfall paiiirte an Ser 6.
Mpenlle nno II. StraBe. Mebrere
galialltelt, lueld)e bas Sallen oes iun-
gen Mailnes gelebe1, battel1, eiltel1
berbei lt10 leilteten linn Die erlte Sill
tc. Ser Gerleste bllttete aus Scale
lraD M1t1o. gr mltroe IN bas Gilro
cilles in Der 9tabe mobncnnen Mrstes
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-07

~@brabam 2incpln's Gripioerlno
an Or. Gbeppor GaniIius no leine@c@
nolet IN Sprineficlb mar iebpo6 bic
etl5i9e, ipel6e cine @%iirbieltng ser
lpecblelbe5iebliden geoelltuug bes nos
tibiitiidcr glementes seigtc, bcIpnbers
Der fanatilfen llnb NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
lino oefaoentcn anppnotbiugs, nelde
bel Ben Observation-Disclosures ltare
fer iuaren als in ser p%en1ofrattlden
Yartei.
Sic D6en ACKNOWLEDGMENT l1nltdr~
De - Die 8idti9feit oes beutldbeu So
tlims unb bic ebcnlp grobe @iAtiofeit
Der natipiltii6en Stinmen - biloetcn
Die 9roBcn ltratcsiiden grcisnilc,
lpelde ben Salli Der Ginse beltimmtcn.
lincoln erfannte lie, lulo Sic neitcre
g%ntlpidelung beipies ieincn b6bercrt
|glid nnb feline aroBe allgbeit. Sic
|beloen luidtiacn S~bntlaeben e~rSipangell
allf, Ser G6icaaoer &pnre1tipn Sen
&n1npromtB, Der s1 eincr @errrt6cie
hung oes Wtaiiadn1etts Mmclbment5 in
Der Glatform nnb CUR domination bes
Wtanncs fiibrte, Der Sen Srief an ST..
Gnnililts aeld)ricben bate"
Sic Heibe bieier Sbatlo1en ll1lb ib@
rem 3niammenban9 nit Ser na@tionolen
Yclitif jener benflpiiroiaen 3eit lpirb
Erpfcllpr 5errid in elmer onbercn Mr~
belt ipeiter bebanpcln.
9us porliesenoe SobrbllG Ser
9euti6 : Gmerifoniiden @eieaidaft
bon Sllinois (3immer 1916 MaIers
Building in Gbicago) entbalt anger
Ben oben beiprodenen Mb5onollnge1
eil,en 1teberblid iiber uIas Geutide
Sbeater Don Stem Dorf, 157s-1914~,
upn gbfpin 5ermann 3epbel. uGrim1es
rllpsen eines abtunbpier5igers" bon
Sreb. Seblenborff, cinen 8rief bon
Saul Spllen" utD 5ipet fDnigstrel1e
belltide @cbihte aus Ser 3eit bes
amerifaail6en NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Sic 9r0Beren gbbanbluneen lino in
ensliIe6r Sprade geldriebcn, mas tic
inlpferl1 Defenders ipertbbpa madt, als
lie in bielem @ctpa1Se aucb Sen ser
oeltiden Sprnde niht furbiscn Sc
ldi6tsforidcrn unb zSreunnen 5ltz
sdn9li9 iperben.
SGliebli6 mDdtcn lrir Ser berz
bienitpollen Gbicasoer Sprlder9eielz
ldaft eqine @crgrDberlns ibrer Mitz
slieoer5abl iriinldJcn. Ser Sabresbci7
tras lit MIN So, unb bafiir crbalten sic
@aitalieber ale E~ublifationen foltenlps
5u9eitclt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-07

une bon BORT in ieii1e @o9nltng ge-
bradt. Sein 3ltltallb gibt gu feillcr
9elorgniB 4nlaB. Sortllng batte
filr5lid) an Sppbus-6ieber gelitten
INTO lpor gum erlten Mal mieoer ON
Die Ireie Suit geiangt, bic ibnt jeopd)
gum Sdaoen aereidel1 loate. Seine
9oflnung NOR, lid) redlt gut 5lt erbo=
len, inoem er Ben gorl5en Gag nit
bent 6lbrrnann fubr.
Sic nelle seper i'm oitlidenS taot-
tbeil, Die fait poaelloet lit urb nid]t
ipeniger als ungefabr $4,000 ge-
foltet bot, miro idon in nen allernad)=
item 5agen enter griinoliden SSnipef-
ton unt%ter5ogen meroen, bafnit Die
Selten=Seltungen NIT Sen @obn6all=
fern in angriff senommell meroell
fOllnelt.
5raulein gli3abet6 Cutting, Elm
Witglieo Der @u9bes Spe5ialoelega=
ton, belt geItern in SIt Moline eile
Mnlprad)e, Oie bon elmer qroBen Men-
1hentel1ge gebort muroe. Sic 9febe
mltroe Dor Dem Ieere Sdulgebauoe
an Der II. glpernle aebalten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-07
Gas Mlfugplpcrbut 1T GuBlanb.
lle6er Die 8trfuro bes ruii:Ieher

lisber Die @trfung bes ruiTl6en
1lfo6oirer6otes Iino ueus 9(rbeiten
o.!5 rltIisiaen Observation-Disclosures arst=
len erf4ientn, Die an !0ano sel1auer
alnterl ufunsen uno itatiitiIdler Gr=
Aebungen 6sitdtisea, oab iia oa5 ruiz
f:lt)e gerbot 0~urd5aus bstpabrt. Inn
ge9unssn tommen notiirlidl, Moment
lid in Den staoten, Dor, ooa liz Die
9nr4fii3rung oes 9ertot5 urtrr Der
IGnoli6en gs,6lterung, Bic ia DEN
9robteil Der ginpnGnerltait biloet,
cine ouraaas 6efr~ieoiaenos. Isle cine
@eraHentliAang bon 9r. @,ronop
5ist, but ii4 Die tpirtiaaftliae Sage
nno oa5 T%alat1ienlehen Ser 2anobe=
eolferuas gang beoeuteno ge5o6sn
nno tit ul9 bic @olfsneinung in
ibrer Mebrbeit Der Ssibebolru.1g os5
Werbetes rad Dem &rtes siinitig ae=
inEt. Die Sail Ger 5partlfenein=
lessr uno Die 5umnle Der 5parael=
osE Eat If. nab sins1 unterlucbunJ
noa Na5p1piD, lett pem &riese fort
uerEt9rf. Melrers Gnqueten 5eiger
eie beosnstaos Soe6ung Del MrGeits=
traft Der uuiIiiasn Snouitrisarbeitsr
lett Der @er6esaeit. GeipnosrS pe=
merfens.pett ii audl cine 3u1ammens
lssnuag ssme1oIps iiber Den a~uffalz
lcnosn J!ii4gans Der 5euersbri;nite;
aansntltd Die oure5 llnoorItbtigteit
ullo outG, gronoitifsung hsrpprgeritz
renea @ramoe 6aben Inn 4O-7O pro=
sent s~egeniiber Den Sa5reu ppr Dem
Griege a59erommsa. sile oteie ourtb
genaue ltntsriuGungen betdtisten
5atladea piirfeE ntd3t ettpa a[lsin ben
onrd1 Der arieg ~bsoiusten io5ialen
unc pistI4aftticben gerdnoerungen
5lgei4riebsn nsroegl; lie lino 81 eli
nem gllten Sell siiEitige Jolsep oe5
Ilfp9olperbots.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-07
Meues ans Sod Sslanb.

Gin ieltla1nes Mbenteier erIebtc
Carl S. Mnoerlpll, oem Onrd) Gidter
IS. &. Gbur6 sic Sdeibung Don lei
ner @attil1, &atberine Alloerlpn, ge-
ludDrt murbe. Ser &Idger laete allf
Dem 3eugenitano aus, baB i'm leil1e
@attin eines Cages, oils CT nad) @all=
le fum, i1 toie &iibe. eingeiperrt, oas
Gas allgeorebt nnO ioban1 periltGt
eabc, i'm nit einem Sd)labtermciier
Ut to0ten. 3ieler per5meifelten Sage
entging Mnoerlen oaol1rd, baB CT oas
6alls ~allsorebte ull0 bltrh elm sSe1l=
lttr lprdng. gorber batte Ieine Gat=
tin leood] allgeblih Der tdt, ibrent
2eben ebenfalls cin gemaltiamcs Git
DC 5u bereitcn.
Sralt S. &c. M1c@eog bon goo. 6t3
- StraBe llno Iral1 @race ellis,
Na. $40 is. straBe moblbaft, Sic
lldl i'm st. Intbonp's &pipital befin=
be't, nad0em Tie in einent Nl,tomobil.
l(lltan perlebt moroen Darelt, fins
iebt altber jeoer 2ebensgefabr. Ser
3lftano bon lima glis, ser God)ter
Don 6rau glis, bat lid) ebenfalls
'd9elr sebeliert, jeood) mlrb lie nod
nns @ett biiten.
9ie g%erlestelt febrten Mittmod
M5cllO gegen balb elf l1br BON Orion
sltriid, oils ibr s%ll1tonpbil in enc
sla6e aerietb uno falt lmid)lrg. Sic
Maidi11e puroe bon 2pnm Center,
eitem Neffen bon Sralt Mc&eag, ge-
lenft. 5ammtlidc Sniaiien oerielben
mnroen altf oie 5traBe geid)leltoert.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-07
SH ser @Hitc.
Gcianscncs=a starih sudden Stale.
,ter1s tilt Msalerr.

&iir5li4 meISste Gle ltolieniTde
Prelle. oaB ss ben monateloagen ZEE
~lnubunasn oes Generals Mmeglio in
5ripolls gelungen let, bon Den Sc
b~irgsitammen oe5 I{GebeIs, pslde
Die i%talieniidle 9errl aqtt u;elnais arsz
erfannt hu6en, Die ltalieniid en Ge=
fangenen uus5lloisn, Die lie teim
GuG5ug Der ltalienil@sn gelagungerl
aus Dem Sanerl 2tbycns gsn1d4t
1atteu. Der 4NstaaiG eriplstr i'll Der
8iiFe, in De- ytahe BEG yorts @ioi
@bDel G1erim, in Dem nit %sinseboz
renen llnterbdnutern ole lsstsn Nb=
maaunsen %aetroffsn poroea .parssl.
Cine bohe 5euer1ouIe, Die i'm Eager
Der Iraber alfittcg, 5eiste oeren @in=
Der;tduonis iii.
giun fiiArte mon etlna 1000 ara5iz
fae NotabelN. Die lestes Sa9r con
ben Staltenern lla6 Ner Sn1el Utica
peri9leppt noroen luaren, inmitten
italienii@er GapaIerie DOR bas SSgrt
binaus, maAreno ettpa bier &ilometer
oappr pie arabil6en &eitsri@aren nit
rotge5aunten S9immeln. mebenoen
peiBen Manteln, nit sroBsn &a11elz
isroen uno aroerem 9teb Salt mad5z
ten. ginise arabiide Neitsr IDi.elr
i;6 bon Der 9Gur, ibnen folste Elm
Teittamel, Gift Dem elm italteniI der
SberItleutnant lab, rar Oas SORT Sorz
Guna bis CUR Aapirulatipn bsfe9ligt
bate, oaan tamen, ie bier Wtonn
bod, Die Ell ten Iustauil gef angensn,
slllammen etipa 200 StaIiener. Dom
Sort aus ging iGnen ein Maior nit
elntgen Dor1lepraen Irabern inp elmer
Notwithstanding entssssn. gtN
elmer genau b%eIttmmten 5ttle trai
man FEB, Der Mlajpr tauid]te nit Der
Jiibreru Der SarDunazgeouinen oeu
grupertuB uno Habm Die erite 9bz
teilung Der 8rless9eTauscnsn in
@mpfans. aauM pursn lie i'm SORT
einsetroffen, 10 wuroe Die er1te Mbtsl=
lung Der arabii9en Geileli, Die gum
NustauiG beItilnlnt Ipuren, os.T mddl=
tigen Nutpmobil=S mnibulIen Sl pen
SarbunozJiibrern gebrao0t. Sin Na=
gen mar nit lpeiBen 1ii9srn Der
Idn9t. IS ipar oas u@urcm" unp
trus Die 6rauen Der Iraber.
Srsimal luieperQoIte ii6 Die Be-
remon!e, bis Oct @ustaufd ppli5pyen
Ioar. Gtipa 1000 Mraber te3rten in
ibre !Seimat suriid, bafiir erbielten
Die S%talisner 70 Der Sbrigeu lno q
9omalitriger 5ur:id, Die ID Mpnate
auf benz tripolitaniIden 9I9ebel
frtessgsfaneen !paren llnp, ME Tie erll=
niltig perlt@ertsn, bon Sen Ginsebp=
renen BUREAUS menibli9 unp MIR
big be1anoelt ipuroen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-07
@nritDautc ams-seiSenbanS.

Gin oeutl9ss Slatt maat ppa
elmer Meuerllllg Glitteilung, Die i'm
eriten Mlgenblid faft tpie Elm @bers
aus Der Salre9llrSen5eit al,mltet,
aber nittsoei tppsniser bpiltpmattr
ben Satlatben entlpridt. IS banost
Ii6 I'M ein 8erfaDren, Die !Siille Ser
Mllrit bic Seut'@lano bisber in
9drmen sum gr6btsn Sell alls Dem
4uslono besogell, ourh 5etoenbano
gu erieBsu. 8ereits Dor Dem &rleae
muroen geriude unternommen, auf
Sonoltiiblen aus Io3lstos elm s6pbl-
generic berSuiteilen; oieie @eriude
babsn iiG insmilGen polltommen be-
pabrt. Der nele Dorm felt litb ais
ein uBerproentlih feines, aus Gregez
letoe angefertistes @aoei@lau@sepebe
bar, benz ourd cine S%ebanblung nit
5leilhbriibe unter 8%erlpenoung BON
3niaBen, peIde Die 3piiGenrdume
Slpitden ben Jdoen luftpibt per=
idlieben, Sic Sabisteit esseben miro,
Den MllrItinbalt Dor Dem 9erberbsn gu
l9iisen. Der Mrtitel TT patentamtliA
sa6iibt uno ipllroe bereits i'm pprieen
Sabre ppn ether glberfeloer 9auo=
fabrit in beoeitenben Mengen berse=
itelt. Sn oieIem Sabre 1T bic Ser
lteuung lpeniser srpb, pas liest a5er
nllr baran, baB info!se Der 8srmin<
berung oss 5leiI6pertraud)s aud Die
Murjtbereitlna einsel4rantt lit. SIS
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-07

beits5t aber fsilt 3lpeifet, oaB oleIe
ySeucrang na6 Dem &riese iia pratt
tito in nod bel sroBsrem MabItabe
perlperten laBt. Bel selpDbntifen Robz
IeiosnPreilea lit Bic 5peritelllng bic
lei 8urit aus Seioe nlbt teurer als
Sic aus 9drnen @u6 brau6t man
lia nidt gu bitten lie mit3ueIer, oenn
Der Geaub 1T Der 8sroauung ouraz
aits niCht i6doliG.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-07


= 3u frub!- Werpolter (5um
gorolt Der ganterott angeIagt bal):
Die Yoiiipen betrogeu a1t6unoert-
taulsno, Die Ittipen preibistaulsno
Mart.
Baron: @as. @ttiren Iino auh
nod) oa?! 9a batten mir bod nod
lparten tDnnen!
- @nertsnnung. Ssis meb-
1tnur plroe loeben FAINT ieinem
Narentaften bonn Saustnedt aus
Dem Wlrtsbaus beruusgeporien.
Na3 elnigen Mtomenten 1ffnet CT
aodnals Die Sire une Iagt: nGr
oeritsbfs, Derr Reitaurnteur, er bat
Il 9ano fiir's 9lnaustperfen!"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-07

- Gin Moro an benz Selo=
Filter aunB in Mutterlfabt /. s. gf.
tit nun %alfsetlart. Der Sot ubsrz
fiibrt Iino Die griioer Sroi6 uno
ein 9epiher &ottmam. Die orei
tpedten in Der Noht ben 5elobiitsr
uno meloetsn i'm, baB an elmer BON
linen naher be5eidneten STEELE &ar=
toffelpisbe an Der Nrbeit Ieien. @ie
alrsen nprous, Tim benz Tetobiiter
Die STEELE gu 5eisen. Der cine Der
leioen 5rpI6, Der oIs WilpidiB be-
tannt uno ~surSeit auf llrlau5 su
!4auis 1T, itieg ~urterpegs ouf einen
Baum, nabreno Die anoeren elm
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0uf Der Nelpbiiter farn, ~fsuerte Der
olF benz Sallme iibenoe 6rpih 3fpst
GaiiNe olf GunB as, Sic bielen en-
Sept unb i'm Giiden trofen. Sc
meinI6oftli@ ldleppten oie orei
oenn ben 0stroifenen, ben lie fir tot
bielten. nod elmer porber au5sebpbe=
,nen @rube, lssten lbr nit Dem 8e=
idt nod unten hinsin lno lparten
pic Grrbe 5u. 9a nod Der gs=
riGtsGr5tlideu 1eidenIhau Die bei=
BEN Gdihe niGt tDolib tparen, 1T
Der Selohliisr rrh lebent bearo6sn
lporben uno srItidt. Die brsi LIN,
msHf3m 5efinSen tiff in 9aft.
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president of Ireland was o 80
years old and was known In Ireland
as an authority in Gaelic literature
He started in life as a barrister, but
devoted most of his time to literary
and educational pursuits. For some
time he was editor of the Gaelic
Journal in Dublin and later founded
! Stendas school, which he conducted
up to the time of the Sim Fem re-
bellion.
Pearse had many friends in the
United States, where he lectured on
Irish ideals and Gaelic literature. the
proceeds of his lectures going to the
support of his school. The head of the
Sim Fein rebellion was the son of an
Englishman, but was himself born
educated in Dublin. He was unmar-
ried.
James Connolly, lived for several
years in New York, where he was
active as a socialist leader and agi-
tator. Connolly returned to Ireland
about five years ago to aid in organ
izing the Irish labor party. He was
about fifty years old and was self-ed-
ucated. He was author of a book
entitled Labor in Irish History"
published in Dublin, and was editor
of a labor paper in that city called
the Irish Worker. He was the father
of eight children, all of whom sur
yiye him, as well as his wife.
Thomas Marlborough WAS a close
associate of Pearse's and a highly
educated man. He was for some time
assistant professor of English liter
AZURE in the University of Ireland,
but resigned to become assistant to
Pearse In Stendas school.
Thomas J. Clark was one OF the
leaders In the Fenian conspiracy OF
the early sos. He was arrested and
sentenced to life imprisonment, but
was released after serving fourteen
years. After a short visit to Amer
lea he returned to Dublin, where he
opened a tobacco store. Clark mar
ried the daughter of Mayor John
DAILY of Limerick, another of the
Fenian leaders. He is survived by
his wife and foul sons.
Laurence Grinnell, member of the
rorth division of Westmeath, who is
classed as a nationalist, bus follows
the leadership o. no party. greeted
ii Q announcement of tho premier
that some of the leaders of the Irish
rebellion had been shot wit tie cry
OF .'tns." Foe some minutes he
ire TED Mr.. Birrell from making
NJ, sonal statement and gave notice
that ne would LaCve a resolution call
Z sh,t ntidn to the shoot ny IF lin
men by this Hunnaii govern
neit.'
Mr.. i-rrell. when he got a bearing.
sac lie would have an opportunity
g. u :~fivate member of taking part
In the debate , nthe Irish rising.
He tandidly admitted that he had
made III untrue estimate o. the sinn
Fein movement and the possibility of
Disturbances such as hal occurred
Dublin, especially in respect to the
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-07

made of warfare which had been
pursued by the desperate folly lis
played by the leaders and their
dunes. Therefore, at the moment
he learned from Sir John Maxwell
that the instruction had been quel-
led he placed his resignation in the
hands of the prime minister n IL
had been accepted.