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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-05
GIRL TAKES POISON
AT MOTHERS CRAVE
Fannie Schechter, 10 Years Old
Now Prisoner in Hospital.

Despondent at the death. Of her
mother three weeks ago, Fannie Schec-
ter, nineteen years old. went from her
home, 300 East Third Street, Manhat-
tan. last night to her parents grave in
Washington Cemetery, Brooklyn. There
she drank the contents Of bottle con-
tanning iodine.
Waterman found her lying on the
ground, and she was removed, a pris-
oner, to the Kings County Hospital.
She is expected TO recover.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-05
EX-SOLDIER TAKES POISON
Robert Campbell Is Found Near Death
in Central Park.

Robert Campbell, twenty-five years
old, who said he was homeless and who,
papers found in his coat showed, is an
honorably discharged United Staten
army private. and n member of the
United States Life Saving Corps, wa,
found writhing and screaming beside
the West Drive of Central Park, at I'D
Street, last night.
Campbell told DR.. Bull. of Flower
Hospital. that he had taken 100 grains
Of bichloride of mercury. lie refused
to give any reason for his act. The doc
tor said he had Il small chance Of re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-05
BLAZE RECALLS DIAMOND FRI
Brooklyn Tenants, Opposite Scene o.
November Tragedy. Are Panicstrieseh

A fire Of suspicious origin IN w
cellar Of a tenement at 292 NOT"
Sixth Street. Brooklyn. opposite Us
site of the i'll fated Diamond iae,on
which burned last November. irghy
ened the occupants yesterday. zoe.
tenants. in their frantic efforts 70 g
out. fell and were tramp.ed on i"'
damage was 81, 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-05
Japan SPEEDING
TROOPS TO CHINA
New Clash Reported, Toxic
Charging Chinese Were
AggressOrS.

Toxic, Sept. 5.-Another clash be-
tween Chinese and Japanese troops is
officially reported from Chaoyangpo,
Mongolia, and has led TO the dispatch
of heavy japanese reinforcements. 1t
is claimed the Chinese attacked the
Japanese while the Japanese were adj
vancing to mediate between Chinese
and Mongolians.
Washington, Sept. 4.-Secret de-
mands, in addition to those published
to-day in dispatches from Peking, are
being pressed on China by Japan as a
result of the recent clash of Chinese
and japanese troops at Cheng Chiatun.
1t became known here tonight that
the situation is more serious than has
been indicated. confidential reports
saying the unpublished demands threat
en- the authority of China over the
whole OF inner Mongolia.
Officials here view the development
with real anxiety, fearing another
China-Japanese crisis which might IN
volve United States interests.
The Cheng Chiatun incident, trivial
in itself, but coming on top OF the
strained relations ever since Japan
took over Kiachow from Germany, has
been closely watched since Japan has
tered 1000 soldiers TO the disturbed
district and her Cabinet announced
that satisfactory outcome depended
on China.
Picking Displays Alarm.
Reports from Picking show alarm
there. The prompt and unanimous &C
ceptance Of the new Cabinet announced
to-day is believed to have been a re-
suit of the seriousness of the Japanese
and financial problems.
Japars demands, as published. call
for dismissal of Chinese officers in
command of the troops at the scene
OF the trouble, withdrawal of the
Chinese garrison, indemnification of
the families of the Japanese killed and
extension of japanese police right TO
inner Mongolia.
Actual accounts of the dispute vary.
The Chinese claim it arose when jap
anese soldiers attacked the Chinese
garrison at Cheng Cheng Chiatun and
seized both the local magistrate and a
Japanese merchant who had refused TO
obey instructions issued by the Chinese
because bandits were operating in the
city. The Japanese contend the Chi
nese arrested the merchant illegally and
fired on a small body of japanese
troops sent to investigate. About fifty
Chinese and seventeen japanese were
killed.
The secret demands are believed here
to seek extension to inner Mongolia Of
rights which already have been won
in South Manchuria. In both places
China is forbidden, under the Treaty
of Nay 3, 1915, to raise foreign loan
on local taxes without Japan's con-
sent, and is forced TO consult Japan in
case she cannot raise money herself
for the railroads there.
Beyond that, however, the Japanese
in South Manchuria have unlimited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-05
q. Altmatt & On.
Correct Autumn Styles i'm
Mems Hats

WNCN 5 UNdUS
are an especially interesting feature of the
display In the Mems Wear Department, ON
the First Floor.
a new model that will appeal TO the we'll
dressed man is the Sphinx Brown Derby, i'm
stock at $500.
Lightweight English Derbies, of smart but
conservative lines, are included i'm the show
ing, as well as q variety of Soft Hats of
extremely light weight, the products of the
best manufacturers of Europe and America.
The Mems Wear Department is easily accessible from the
Fifth Avenue entrance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-05

machine Then two shots were fred
into the air, Miss McNiff thought, al
though there is a bullet hole in the lief;
side Of the car that suggests the aim
was lower.
Undaunted, He Kept On.
Dilworth, undaunted by the shots,
had kept on, using fighting words
which ne did not live to apologize Tor.
The blackmalcr highwaymen backed
away before him, around the hood OF
the machine and into the ditch which
separates the road from the golf links
In the ditch they stood and opened fire.
Miss McNiff said she remembered
counting three shots before the high
waymen fed across the links. Dill
worth, now silent, walked back around
to the left side of the car and tumbled
TO the ground.
Before she ran to bring help, Miss
McNif concluded, she had tried to lift
Dilworth from the road.
When the examination was finished
Miss McNif went 10 her home. at l01
West Seyenty-ffth Street. Later she
spent few minutes in the Office of the
Nuvak Company, manufacturers OF
fruit extracts, of which she is part
owner
May Reenact Tragedy.
Miss McNif, at first reported as a
girl in her teens, admitted twentyfour
She succeeded in convincing the police
further, that she was not the Mary Nc
Nif who figured in the investigation
into the death of John D. Mcdonald in
August. 1912.
That Mary McNif was in the apart
ment, at 10 West 16lst Street. from a
window Of which Mcdonald a contrac.
tor, either fell or was thrown to his
death. Inspector Cray has in his desk
a picture of the Mary McNiff of the
Mcdonald case, which bears no resem-
blance whatever to the Mary McNiff OF
the Lovers Lane" murder.
Although Miss McNiff was not asked
yesterday 10 reenact her part in the
shooting, there remains a possibility
she may be called upon to do so to-
day. Commissioner Scull and Inspector
Cray, after spending most of the after.
noon going over the ground, were un.
decided on this point last night.
No Clews Uncovered.
Despite the close inspection made by
the officials and the previous searches
made during the night by ten detec-
tives and by sixteen others who re-
lieved them in the morning, nothing
like an important clew was brought tc
light.
The chief aim of the search was tc
find the pistol with which Dilworth wa:
shot, and even after all their work the
police are still not sure it is not lying
somewhere in the thick brush that
covers the slope up toward Mosholu
Park.
Bullets extracted from the LAWYERS
body show the gun 10 have been of .32.
calibre-a small one to be used by q
professional hold-up man.
Lawyers Wife Responds.
Dlworth's wife. who left their home
at 1893 North Fullerton Avenue, Mont
clair, n. j., a couple of weeks ago e
visit her parents in the West. wireC
from Kansas City asking that the law
yer's body be shipped TO Fort Scott
Kan, after having received Masonic
honors.
She told newspaper correspondent:
that, although she had never hearC
her husband mention Miss McNif, she
had no doubt she was either. as she
some OF his friends.
Neighbors in Montcair said they
had no doubt that there was more OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-05
GIRL AGAIN TELLS
HOWLAWYER DIED
Continued from page I

machine. Then two shots were fred
into the air, Miss McNif thought, al
though there is bullet hole in the LETT
side Of the car that suggests the aim
was lower
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-29
5lntbldaben iii @,i6iean.

Sctroit, 2s. Mor5. Snfolse bon
&csen9iiiicn, Die iait llnunterbro6en
AS stnnben lang nieOer9ceonsen linb,
limo lpeite Sldden I'M sosinaip, @ez
neIlec unb Bah County III Gichigan
iibcrIlutbct. Ser Sdabcn fonn allsenz
blidlid1 nod nift amabcruo obsez
lGabt tpcrbeu, bod biirftc cr lieb ani
lpcrigltens $f.O00.OOO bclallfcn. ,sn
bcn niebrig 9clegcnen Stobttbcilcn bon
9ctroit lit bebelltcnocr s6aben anecz
ricbtct iporben. llnipcit &alnnaSoo entz
9lciltc Der Bolberinc Slpcr Ser Midiz
gan Central Balm illfplgc 1tntcr=
|lpaI6nns bcs gabnbctts; bier ober
fiinf Gerlonen ipllroen pcrlcbt. Ser
gilcnbabnbienlt iii an nielen Steucn
pDaig gum Stillitanb 9cfommen. Srz
genb lpelde crnlte @efabr fir McnIhen
nno gieb Ideint sunadit nirscnos 5u
6clte6cn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-29
Scr grube 8 ric9sratb
b c c n s c t.

Earis, %. Mar5. Sic sroBeaon=
ferena Der nilitdriid)cn Gbcfs uno Sc,
lcitcnbcn Miniltcr Scr gntcute smtz
lrten, ipcldc ii6er bodipirbtigc Sragcr
bcrietbcn, lpurbc beute nad brcitdeigc,
9aucr bcenoct. bo1 miro iibcr cas 9e=
lultat ticfe5 @cbeiinniB belpabri.
Iucs, lpus bcfannt gcgeben lpllrbc
mar, oab bic ansenonuncncn @ci6liilit
Die pollltonbigc Sntcreliengcmcinl6ail
Der Iaiirtcn llnh Die ginbeit ibrcr Of
tionen an alien Sronten beitatisen.
9ritcnliigcn pbnc On sc.
8erlin %. 0ldr5. (9ia gap=
btlc.) yia6 amtliben britiihen Inga=
ben iollte Der beutldc tpilisfreu5e1
"8rcif" unter nortpesiider 5lasge
Sencr auf Den britildcn &reu5er vIlz
cantara" erDffnct babcn. Sic peutIdel
8eborbcn ltcllcn felt, baB Ser v@reif"
Id)on por bent erlten ShuB bic bctlt=
lcben 6arbcn bibte.
Cine lpcitere llnipabr1cit lit Sic bri=
tild)c slnsabe, baB cin beutlhcs ltnter=
lccbopt pcrlcnft lpurbe, als ser @api=
tan Beg "@reif" lein sdiff in bic 2ufl
lprcngen lieB.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-29
@nmni= nno Hapicrtag an s. slpril.
grlDs loll gum gclten oes .2cno=a
9ano" =alubaebiiltoe : Jonos
perlperthet uerben.

Mappr sllfrco Niueller bat Dem
r2cno-a=@ano" -&lub belpilligt, Den
s. stprll uffi5iell oils Ben .@umn1i=
uno Eapiertag" 5u erflaren. sln oem
genannten Gage lperoen Ualler uno
allten aufgeItellt lueroelt, in pelde
Die 9iirger Der Staot Damn ibre So
pier lmO @rnul1iabfaae tperfen iol=
len. slm slbeno miro Damn Ser s(b-
fail nlittels g3agcn cil1gcianulrelt luro
elmer Snfalfirma iibergehen merocn,
Die Damn bic slbfalle foltenlos fir Sen
uSeno=a-8ano"= =&lu6 iii 9allen ltam=
pfen llno pafen lailcll miro. Goll
bort aus lollen oalut bic fertigen So
pierballen gepadt ul1o oil Yapier=
ergros 0irmen acidlidt lperoelt, Die
Damn sen Marftpreis oafiir SIT be5ab=
len Gaben. Ger grlos miro 5unt ge-
Itel1 fiir Den u9eno=a=Sano" .gaufono
perlpertbet.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-29
&pfalcs.
GinbaIlsbetebt 8egen Gait
,uittte.
'lften crit ant Sonnabcno benz 9iidr
ter sur Giniidt iiGcr,uiclen.
6all miro oil oas Staatsobergerid)t
Don Sotpa aprellirt peroen. Sol
lGon beim Mai= lernlin bes
Staatsobergeridtes 5ur Ser
banolllne gelangen.

Cine Gntldeiollng, lpeldJe bie @i=
oerruflng Oes vDelilct" -8eieses be-
fllrlportet, lpuroe an Wlontag NOR
gen Don ge5irfsrihter Gonegan ge=
troffen. Sic gntldeioung beiaBte
lid nit Ser Jiedtsfraft enter epen=
tllellen &ioerrllfung Oes @eiebes nno
elm oalterl1Oer Ginbaltsbefebl muroe
filr bas tSdlieben BON @irthid)aften
IN Iapenport llnb ben1 Staate sSplpa
ausgeltellt.
Sroeoen bic aften in oen isGllcn,
in oenen Sobn Sill, sSobn Sdnad
ultb Sobn gsapen Die 9eflasten lir,o,
ldon leit lanserer 3eit fertiggeiteat
lporoen lpare1l 10 apuroen bieielber
ieood) crit am Sonnabeno ge5irfs=
ridlter Ionesan porgeleat uno 3ur
ginli6t iiberseben. Ter 9fi6ter lpll
mabreno Oes ,afiten 8eridtsternil,s
in Maauofetagerid)t obbalten nno
MIR lpesen oieles spiritl1oienproSe]=
Les fam er nadJ Davenport. 9eadl=
pellt er o1e Itten Oltrdge'ebe1t batte,
ltellte er oen ginbaltsbefebl gegel1 Sic
orei geflagten aus.
Fro5ck ,uiro an oas Staatsoberse=
ridJt appellirt.
tgollinger & sglod, Die Med)tsbei=
1tmtoe Ser geflosten, ,peroeu jeet nn
oas Sbergeridt oes Staates Soma
appclliren, uno lomit 'biirite ser SAL
tpabreno bes Mai=1ernins oes
staatso6ergeridtes sur @erbanolung
gelangen.
Die neutrality-suspicious. muB
lfoll III allerfiir5elter 3eit eingereid]t
1peroen, % es mir nod i::,li Wode.:
big sum eritel1 Mai ii1,o lt1o Sic Ne=
titlon oreibia Iase Dor Der groff=
nlllta BEG @erihtsterlnins gebudt
lein n1llB.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-29

lpuroc pom s0iilitarconllittcc i'll Ser
Sornt etncs Subltitut5 fiir Bic opnt
Soalls an9chun1nene @iQ eiil6eridtct.
SIC @eneralnebattc miro lnprgel be-
gllmen lulo Die &Driage luiro Damn bis
5n lbrer Grlcbigltn9 als lulppllenoetes
@clddft Dor Dem Senat bleibcn.
@ il olls gcbcinlc Stats.
Gploncl 6. a}l. oonIc. ser tilr5lidJ
pnn europa 5llrildf9etehrt lit, lup CT Sic
llnterleesrie9sz uno anpere Srasen I'M
sluFtrag bes GrdIioenter SSillon unz
icrlue9t Cot, lit bentc ols Sat I'M @ciz
BEN Soallic ein9etrnffcll.
Sem @erncbmen uod riro or ocnt
GrdIlsentell i'm jeeigeu 9fpt6faQ nit
1elner pcrlolllld)en aenntniB ocr 3uz
ltanoc i'll Den cllropaildcn 9auocrn sur
Selte ltcGen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-29
aleinc ariessnadridytcn.
8 / II terle Ct tie 8.


9pno 0 IL. %. Ndiir5. Sic slrbeit
Der bclltltbcn llntericebpptc icit Sem
is. Dtars, bent Gage Deg @cginncs ibz
rcr nelten aampasne, ipirb bpn,. Gaill)
Sci" bnbin 5ulammcngefaGt, bab lic
IN pcnigcr bcnn IA 5agen 10000
sdiffstonncn pcricnft Dabc, ippppn ct
ina Gin 9rittcl bas giscntbllm Mentrns
lcr mar.
&ierin nidt cinseihlpIlen lit sic
1clltc bcrid)tet &cricnfltng bcs britiz
icbcn 9umpfcrs vg,nprcb pf Miolano"
1924 Ionnen, ocren Mannl1aft &C.
rcttct ipurbc. Sic @mprcB lpl1rpc ltnz
ipcit Der bollanoilhcn aiiltc torpebirt
Sic britii6en Mgcntcn Scr Gn., ipclz
dcr bcr aanalbampfcr Slliieg gebDrte
lagten bcllte, pab Der @eiann,tbcrluli
an Spbtcn llnb &criuunoctcn Sic 3abl
so nidt iibcrlteigen lpcrbe.
2pnb on. Spdt ytabts ipirD npl
.2lppbs mod Scr @crlult bcs britiidcn
9anpfcrs ga9lc Epint genelbct. Sic
Wannldaft fpllrbc bonn banildcn9am>
pier @arriet in @arlpieb gclanoct. Sc,
&apitdn bes gaele Toint mclbet, baf
icin Sdiff allf cine @liue scitoBeu lei
8ritil6c slrbcitcr bes
8 If pcrra tbs bcl6ulo 5 g t
2onoon %. aHar5. ST.. Gbriltoz
pber IOiion, Der llnterlcfrctdr bcs Nallz
i,iticn sminiltcriums, cntbiilltc beute
im Soaule Sen crnlten 3uitanb bel
Streifasitotion in Mllnitionsfabrifcn
8 6iibrcr Scr Mrbciter am glbbc batter
|pcriudt, bic slrbeit in Sen grpbcn &C.
ihiibfabrifen gum gtiIlitanb su brin>
gen, llno in 5 sallcn lei es linen gc-
lnnsen. 9ieie 6 Siibrcr leien bon, Ser
@tilitarbeb6roen perbaftet ipprben.
Cir goparb Carton beantrugtc 81.
8roseiliruns bieier Siibrer nnter bel
Gnflaae bes Sobperratbcs, ipeil liz
pbcs @6nigs Scinhc" nnterltiitcu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-29

serietb in cine lcbbafte perionlidcslusz
einanoerlcbnng NIT oaaIe ltnD einem
anSeren So5i, 9sancps penfc, in bercu
Gcrlauf Dos 8ort v@errdtber" fiel
sll5 Der gun1uIt leinen pobepunft
errciht bate, lpcnocte lid sdcibcnlann
CUR Diinber9eit Ser Yartei unb leatc
ieinen 3eisefinger bebeutllnespoa auI
Die Stirn. slber Ser 2drm llnb 9laoal1
auf heu 9infen Scr go5iaioclnofraten
biclten an, uno Der 9rdiioent lblcB
inter allgemciner llnrube Sic Sisuns.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-29
@pr pen1 @eridte i

Dor benz @eridte in
5unfsir4en, Seiterreid, mar Der
Sdderlneiiter 9a3ar Meib anget(ast,
neil ct 10 Idledtes 8rot pertauft
batte, oab me6rere adufer nod osm
4en,lile bes 8rotes l4iper ertrunt1en.
Ser Mnsetlaste terteioiste F9 oamit,
er lei pobl6a6eno, b.libe cine 6al5e
Miuirn hno oas 8rot lei nur pcs=
halb 10 i4leat sslporoen, neil er
tetne anoeren prooufte sur 9roterz
5eugBng tr6alten tonnte. Gr murpe
gu etnem sSu6re @efdngnis unD 5u
:cllIsno aronen GelSitraie perurs
teilt.
Der ebslsiide Solo
snialniniiter in 9upre pet0ffentlid)t
eineR 8erriht osS 8efsblsbabers Der
betgiiden @treitfrdfte auf bsm gan=
ganjtta=See, na9 foem Der tleine
Dampfer n!@eotpig BON MiHmonn"
in etnem eeetdmpfFauf Ser D0be BON
Waoa Mlbertpiae Derientt tporDen iit.
3pei Aeptfde tpurben getDtet. Di.
iibrige 9eiabltng, beftehsnb aus 5lpei
Dfi5ieren. Sebn oeutfden geetploa>
ten unO llsun eingeborenen Matrofen,
lpuroe 5lt Gefansenen sema9t. Die
belgif4e unO Die engl,ine Tlotile er.
litten teinen 8erluit.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-29

bum acsebcn babe. Sic Nlittbeiluna
bclast:
~gs berridbtc Icbtc 9ia6t bctracttz
l1d)c Sbdtigfeit Der bcibcr1eitiacn slrtilz
lcric lrcitlib Scr Niaas, in ser 91eoipn
bon Mtalancourt ioippbl lpic i'm @ocps
reprtrift am Tube Scr MaasbDbeu.
~Sn 2otbringen iiberrltn,pclten mir
I'M EarroD &aloc cine feinolidle
stelluns, bcren Snlaiien cntlpcber acz
tpptct noer gefanscn ipurbcn. @cim
Stllef5ng lprengten mir biele gtcalne. "
Ser g}acbtbcridt bclast: Sic 9eutz
ldcn ridtctcn bcutc ein lcbr bcftiaes
SombarOcmcnt gesen bie- iran5olild,en
stellungcn meltltb Ser Ntaas bon
appeollrt bis @etbincpurt uno lieben
.cincn ltarfcn Snfanterieangriff aeaeu
rnlcrc 5ancpurt Nlalancpllrt Nrpnt
folgcn, Der nber nit 1cbtperen gerluz
lten abgcIdlagen ipl1rbc.
Ser 2pnDpncr geuf.
Sonbon, 2s. 0aar5. (Ma6ts.)
gin nener ltarfer pcrtIdcr @erl1d, oie
fran5Dlild)cn 2inicn norbmcltli6 bon
Nerbun 5ll burdbrecben, i1lug nit
icbipcren Gcrlniten fehl. gsad) cinem
gan5en Gage illteniiper s(rtiQerieporbes
rettung, INN bic s Meilen 9segcs ill
filr5en, Die mod 5lpiihen ibner uno ser
EariS @eroun 8abn Iicgen llno Sic
9 @cilcn 5ipilben ibncn uno gerbun,
besanncn bic 9eutidcu ipat gah,nitz
tass cilen sroBen Slifanterieangriif
'auf Sen abid)nitt @a1eollrt l8etbinz
court, abcr alle @erIlthc lpurben abacz
.miclen. Sic 8pmbarbemcnts norbolte
Iib bon @crbun llno I'M @pepre : glbz
lebnltt oancrn fort l,nb gelcgentlihe
Irtilleriebnclle imslr9pnncl,biltrift ltnp
IN Den @pgelen lraren belltc I'M Gang.
suf Bic britild)e Srpnt bci ct. gloi
(lilblid) bon Ypcrn) babcn sic @eut<
ld'cn bcllte Gin ltarfcs MrtiQcriefeuer
.crDffnet, aber bic @n9ldnocr balten sen
am Mpntag gelppnnenen 9pbcn llno Sic
IStcllnng 600 9aros G,rabcn nad)
9crlincr nnb 600 yurbs nab 2onbp>
l1er N'elSnng) lit no1 il, britii6en
s6ar1bcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-29
Charles &cibitein crbdlt critcn Ereis
bcim Sfattunrnicr.

gei Dem anr 0ipl,tag slbeno int
Commercial Glrb abgebaltenen Sfat-
tourllier aetpann Charles 9feibltein
Den erlten 9sreis. Die iibrigen ieds
Ereile pertbeilten iid a1f Mar Dds,
slpeiter Grcis; u. 5. Iaerher, Orit-
ter Ereis; u. @enisbaltnL pierter
Ereis; 8llItap Stl,ebel, fiinfter
9reis; Sernan golal1orolen. ie9lter
Grels; lmo sli,altIt galluff, iiebenter
,Ereis. ssm gan5en betheilisten iid
brei uno SreiBig Spieler an bem
Sonrlier.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-29
Die @drtte.
Brs>nhe.

Gbicago, %. Mar5. @ci5cn
1875 Wal 11014 suli.
aorr 1874 MaL 1915 sslrli.
@afer 1924 Mai, 1925 SltIi.
@etreibe fir 8aar: Mo. 2 rother
sSinter 11l-t17; No. 9 &orn 70;
StanbarO @afer 431a.
Gogaen SEQ. 2 = 9515e.
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