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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-09
Street Car Strike Failed.

NEW YORK, Sept. 9.-The street car strike that assumed some propor- tion a day or two ago, has failed of it's purpose. Thus far it has not hamp- cred traffic much. The contest now has resolved itself in whether the employees have a right to organize against the employers without per mission from their employers. It It promises to be a hard fight, accord ing to the labor union.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-09
H. Stevens Home Again

H. Stevens, former manager of the popular Stedman Hotel, who went south few weeks ago, returned on the Watson last evening, and says that he is mighty glad to be home again. He claims to have had a fine tri pas far as the weather was con cerned, but that Alaska has too much attraction for him to enjoy a long trip in the States
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-09
EVERETT BUSINESS
 MEN TAKE A HAND
DEPUTIES CALLED FOR HELP IN THEIR FIGHT WITH GANG
 OF l. w. WIS.

EVERETT Sept. 9.-Several depu- ty sheriffs met gang of I. w. W.'s who were attempting to pursuade workingmen to quit their employ and a fight ensued. The deputies finding themselves hard pressed, called for help when a hundred business men rushed to their assistance. The l. w. W.'s were locked up
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-09
R0UMANIA MAKES
 ANOTHER ADVANCE

LONDON. Sept 9.-According to ? report from Harsova, the Roumanians defeated the Bulgarians yesterday morning and are now in full occupa tion of that town. Harsova is consid- cred an important town as @ base of supplies It is on the south bank of the Danube.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-09
WILSON ADDRESSED
 SUFFRAGE CONVENTION

ATLANTIC CITY, Sept 9.-Presi- dent Wilson addressed the suffrage convention here last evening. In his address, he said that they would ulti- mately win and advised them to per sist in their demand and that he would heip them
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-09

PETROGRAD, Sept. 9.-The repeat ed attacks by the German troops on our lines in an endeavor to regain their lost positions have ceased. They evidently learned that they could not retake them. These attacks says the report, have cost thousands of men to the enemy
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-09
Woodwork Party Leaves.

Billy Woodwork and party, compos- ed of Felix Branstem, Harry Coffee and Victor Crondahl, travelling on the palatial little power boat Peerless as representatives of the Universal Film Company of New York, who have been here for a few days, left today for Maiden Harbor where they will visit the whaling station to obtain pictures for the company. They pur- pose returning in a few days again.
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 The big halibut schooner Comet came in with SO,OOO pounds of halibut for the San Juan Fish Company.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-09
Mr. Wakefield Going South

Mir. Lee H. Wakefield, president of the Sea Board Bank of Seattle, and also president of the Wakeleld and Company, operating the Port Walter Kippered Herring plant, went south today on the power boat Superior with lead from the oompany's plant. MT Wakefield is quite satisfied with the working of the new enterprise,
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-09
DELEGATE JAMES WICKERSHAm

DELEGATE JAMES WlCKERSHAEl
 Announces that he will speak this evening al Red Mems Hall at 8:30 on "ALASKA'S WELFARE AND NEEDS"
 The aboq9 announcement has been distributed throughou te city that people may know and take the opportunity to hear discussion of affairs in which they are all interested.
 The Delegate arrived last evening on the steamer Watson, and sto9t over to meet the people and ad- dress them k,is 4paning
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-09
2 0ST EET7FV NT
 aTHsseEEE ~c aEfFsEfFH HEfEEs 5Fs5s a~4sr$ a8E 4sef
TWO BILLION DgtE#G1 TAXED ON THE VOTERS oF IHE
 COUNTRY

WASnNGT0N. saBa tHer cs- D nding two billion dollars congress adjourned amidst a roar of eXclama- tons for the extravaganza of the dem oaratie session. It is said by the re- publican side that tbia sessions oX D nditures exceeds those of any re publiaan congress in the. history of the ceu.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-09
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TO INVESTIGATE
 HALtEUT LC6EYl5TS

WASHINGTON, Sept. Just before congress- adjourned, the senate ordered an inyes- tigation of the lobbyists re- sponsible for the defeat of inc halibut clause rejected #lt1u the revenue bill finally passed the senate.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-09

BERLIN. Sept 9.-The war office admits today that the French captm- ed Clery, on the Somme river thre and one-half miles southwest o Peronue.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-09

LONDON Sept 9,--It was semi-of- fcially announced today that tAe change Of policy requested by the United States Of the British govern. uent in reference to the blacklisting ef American firms, will not be accord ad by the British government
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-09
JHl FRENCH GO AHEAD.

LONDON, Sept 9.--The French war onice today issued a statement ill which is says lhat anotaar,g gain was aaao yesterday. taking the town e s3u.u. saU5H .. CGii-
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-09
STAMP TAX ABOLISHED.

Stamp tax effective tonight, is abolished by the department on all government messages, according to report received by Mr. NcQuillan, the operator ill charge.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-09
3g05S trading 2-
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med la- asaa#
 Tongass Trading Company. had been awarded. On a competitive 5iit the contract to rur- sh the manual train ing department of the school. MT. King the manager, sad that whatev- CT goods the company needed to fill the order which were not in stock would be ordered Immediately.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-09

The above, taken together with the action of the Nome Divisional Con- vention recently held. at which seven ly members attended, when only four voted to endorse the present dele gate, shows which way the wind may be expected to blow soon.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-09
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REVENUE STAMP TAXES
 REPEALED.

. JUNEAU, Sept. 9.-Revenue . stamp taxes in schedules A . and B on documents and cos . metics, repealed after midnight . tonight. Inform public and . notify Sulzer. GARFIELD. . Mir. Dobbs, the local GUS toms officer, received the above . this afternoon which is self : explanatory.
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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-09
Court to Convene Monday

The district court will convene next Monday for the September term, both the grand and petit jurors have been ordered to report on that day
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-09

T, government of India has pro hibited the importation of sulphur matches.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-09
heckman Presides.

Al the hearing on the measure J. R. EecBlnan presided, and he contin- ualIy urged adoption Of measures compelling the eannery interests to bear their just share of the burdens of taxation
 The subcommittee consisting of Heckman. Burns. Moran, Driscoil and Tansey. reported the bill to the house on April 2Gth.
 The bill passed the House with only one or 70 small amendments and was sent to the senate.
 Went to Conference.
 Amendments in the Senate forced the bill to conference and again Heck man he d the House committee in charge C he measure. Speaker Col lins sele ed Heclsman, Cetchell and Driscol the conference committee to repro Tt the house. President Sutherland appointed Gaustad, Mill ard and Aldrlck to represent the Sen ate.
 Hickman Again Presides.
 When the conference committee met Hickman again presided, and an agreement was reached. and the bill was later signed by the governor. Dur ing the conference Heckman made the statement to the committee that he had personally paid from his private funds to we lhe bill passed upon by the best al counsel in the Terri tory, and confident it would stand test in the higher courts.
 Over Half Million Dollars.
 With the decision handed down by the appellant court sustaining the revenue bill it is estimated the Terri torial treasury will have nearly a mil lion dollars when the next session of the legislature convenes next March. The decision was 8 sweeping victory for the territory.
 Promises Regulation,
 MT. Heckman who is a candidate for senator at the fall election, now declares the time is at hand for the regulation of the Alaska fisheries He
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-09

Another thing - if germs are as deadly as doctors declare, how is il that there are 8o0,000,00J live Chinese in China?
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-09

4 woman's husband can be a fool without being jealous, but lie cant be jealous without being a fool
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-09
In the Five Act Comedy Hit

SIXTH REEL PARAMOUNT TRAVELOGUE PARAMOJN .hFES-SOUTH AMERICAN TRAVELOGUE
 NUMBER EIGHTEEN.
 We enter harbor of CALAO PERU; then to the CITY OF KINGS LIMA. Also animal and insects of Eastern Peru A solid splendor, educating and entertaining REMEMBER SUNDAY NIGHT ONLY, SYD CHAPLIN IN A
 TWO REEL KEYSTONE COMEDY.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-09
HICKMAN E
 GIVEN CREDIT
 REVENUE BILL
Kotchikan Representative Handled 2ogenue II With Unqualified
 FdTB3SSs
(JuneaH patch.

JUNEAU, sept 1-John R. Heck man. representative from the first di- vision. assisted by John c Held and Arthur saoUp. deserves the real cred it for the Territory having full aeasuy. To these members of the leg s'strra -raa =He first division is geuarai.y given tae praise for the passage ot House Bill No t0g which is the alt entitled: To establish a sys- tem of taxation create revenue and provide for collection thereof for the Territory of Alaska, and for other purposes; and to amend an Act en- tiled An act to establish and etc
 This bill was formed by q sub-eom- mittee of the Ways and Means com mittee
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-09

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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-09-09
MT. And Mrs. john Hall Announce The Marriage
 of Their Daughter, Ruth

 of Their Daughter, Ruth The Progressive Miner is in re- ceipt of the announcement of the mar riage of Miss Ruth Minerva Hall to Doctor Wilson Alexander Myers, in the following:
 MT and Mrs. John Hall announce the marriage of their
 daughter
 Ruth Minerva
 to
 Doctor Wilson Alexander Myers on Saturday the second of September one thousand nine hundred and
 sixteen
 Mound City, Missouri On the card enclosed the following appears:
 Doctor and Mrs Wilson Alexander Myers will be at home - 914 Thirty ninth Street, after the
 first of October - Kan
 sas City, Missouri. Neither Mrs. Myers nor the Doctor need any introduction to the residents of Ketchikan, as both resided here for several years and where they made legion of friends who join with The Progressiye-Miner in wishing the young couple unlimited happiness.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-06
slms @crlcljcn Sic @abrleit.

Die usselu Dorf Simes" bot Sic
8abrbeit aeiagt man ar1lb oas als
cil1cn slnsnabmefall erlpabnen, ob-
ld)on es 1ulr ein 8erleben, Elm 3ufall,
cine Grlldieblerteltfelei mar. Die
pSincs" entbiclt in ibrer literari,
lt)en 9eilage Die slnfiinOigllng:
iSiction
slmerican 9sentralitp. 9p ssa1nes
Marf Salomilt. 12lno. Relp Worf:
o. q. El,tnam' Sons.
grltens lit Sic ualnerifanilhe Neu.
tralitat" ipirflid, lntr cine Ssicticn
3lpeitens lit sic amerifanilbc gfell.
tralitit ipie iie Ser Flltnam oorieter
miro, crit reht cine sSiction sic
uSimes" bat mlsnabmsmeile oit
8abrbeit aeiast.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-06
;yransoiild,c Rcflamc.

slus eineul irau5oiiid)en aonscrt-
sQnsciger: Ser grpbte Sflager, Der
aeaelnpartig fiir Singipielballen Sc
lponnen meroen faun, lit Ser 2ieber-
langer 9erter, Der infolge ldmcrer
&erletllngen nod glorreiher Sfatig.
felt aus Der slrmee entlaiien lpuroe,
54 Germnblngen, oarltnter slmplt-
tatipncn oes linfen Sd)eufels, Mili-
tarmeOaillc, &riegsfrells, Huiliid)es
&reu5 oes beiligen @eorg. @egel1.
partiges 9llitreten i'm ariltallpalaI
in Marieille. Iireftoren luo slgell.
ten luer0cn barauf allflnerflan1 &C.
nadt, bab oiclc ieltene &raft nod fii1
mebrere Mollatc frei lit" @eite1
fmn n1an oie geidmlafloiigfeit be1
Heflaie falrn rnebr freihell.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-06
6jruficuer iii s,ufen ppn Sriscu.

San 6roncisto 5. ssuni.
5000 Snnnen Sraft ous oem Orient,
Die in San Sroncisep nit Sem 1opar,iz
ld'cn 21npfer SGiltYo Nlaru eiuae=
troffen uno Sen.stas 5ltr gntloblna
aebrad)t luproen raren, Ioirie Gin fiirSz
lld' bonn Staate gcbnltter @ier uurben
aeltern Bel cif1cn1 Seuer, belicn llriadle
ina5efonnt tit. 5eritort. Sic Garnpfer
sbinno unh Gjeneral Sor6es, lebterer
onr ssicr por antcr lieseno, puroen
leid1t pom 6cllcr GeI6aoi9t, bebpr lie
tue9gelctleppt lucrben fonnten. @iebz
rerc Terlpncn cntoileen MIR nit fnapz
per Rotb Sem Sellertoo. Ser Gerluit
piro auf ctlro ss00.0oO eeihdst.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-06

Sic Aot6lucn0igtcit fiir Sen Som
9reB III nie Slottenbia cine @elpilliz
alna fiir Se6lodftIchiffe, 3u3iiolif ser
. Sdlladjttrcl5cr aufsunc6mell. lei
ieRt offcnbar.
ongrcb nnt66tig.
Ser aonarcB 0lei6t ua5reno Ser
StonpentipnsppyNeu lmt6dtiq llno Sic
Narteifiihrcr 6ahen lich 9eeiniqt, lpab~
reno bicIer 3eit mir Mortine6iQs su
rerhanocln, um ocn Mitglieoern sl1 cre
lallbens Bic annucnticnen n1itslnachen.
Sls s'eu5 bcsalln 6cllte Sic geraz
teuHg pcritbicoencr SiQa, tro6reub Ser
senat bis GoHncrstaq nidt III Sibunq
'cm miro. Sic mciitcn repubIifoniiden
Senatoren uno Experimentation linb
heltte nac6 GGiengo obgercilt lno sic
pentofr. M}it9!ic0cr iueroen guoe ser
@ocfe fnaf ct. souis pilgern.
s. Steiner @ricg TN san
Som ingn.
s1c nnnrtnttariItben Ne6ellen. Sic
bel Der slnndfcruns Ser an1ctif. sU2n-
r1ner aus Hllerto 9lata uno gspnte
Gbrilti gcfliid}tct iinS, baben iic5 alrBerz
halb Der lcstercnStaot itorf perlhan5t.
aapitan Serbert S,iridinger. aom=
monoant Der Marineabfbeill,ns BPM
Sdladtldlff Glpoe sSsIallo, Der BEL
Der Sannnna III Gltertu 9slata uerrpl1u=
oet fpllrhe, iii geltorbe1.
Scr II. 6. Sransporter S,oncpf lit
IN @era Gru5 nod g1elu SrIcans beurz
oert luoroelL lnn tuciterc SOC biz 600
Warincr fin San Somillau on @oro gu
nebnen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-06
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slmitcrham, 5. Suni. Ser aaiz
Ter bat anla6lid bes helltiden Seeiicz
.gcs Gjliidluiiniebe on @roBaSmiral
-. Sirpie, bis por @ur5em Marinemis
.niiter, lmo an @robabmirol b. Setter.
ben crltcn sIoniral Der @oblceflottc,
geianbt.
giner @erlincr 9epeide sufolge bai
CT hen @iccaomiraI sdcer, Sen @es
fcblsbaber il, scr lctten sceldladt
sum @pllapmiral bef0rbert nmb Sen,
Giccabmirul $oippcr ben Srben oYou,
lle Meritc" uerlie9er.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-06
@olhiidt Sage in GDitago.
slusii dtcn fir Suabcs
lteigen.

gnng fir Die domination bes 9tidters
Sn9bes tpurbe Geute gum vgubm~
Sic eintreffenben 9eleaationen brad=
ten cine Itarfe stinmllng fir Sen SUI
rllten NIT nno picle 9lnbiingcr Ser .9lz
ten Garoe" crfloren, bob bie(e 9ele=
9aten, Sic fir onoerc aanbipateu i'm
ltrltirt linb. bereit icicn, nod bem erz
item 8dflot ibrc Stin1tnen ollf Suahes
Sll iibertragcn. Ser alten @aroe lit
@nsbcs gu raoifal, aber eerabe Scsbalb
gilt CT fir bcn 91ann, Scr Sic altc
Tartci nit Sen 9rogrcllipen 6armoni>
rem fant.
Sir Den gsansel an stilnnu,ng fir
Noo1ebelt tperoen grfldrllt1gen soIlldt.
gfoG por einer @pde ipltrbe bon leine1
@cgnern Elm vStampeoe" fir i'm be-
filrcbtet, abcr iebt miro bies fir unz
nloslic] aebaltcn. glad elmer bon Ser,
repnbl. Silbrcrn heute bprecnon1mcnen
3ablung irirb Hopicpelts Ich(ieB(idle
Starfe bDdltens 200, picllciebt na6er
an $50 Stinmen bctragen unb es
miro bcba,lptet, bob bic iibrigen $50
big 500 8ele9aten II IL ter feine II
II M It a n 5 c II fiir i'm ltirnlnen iper<
Den. Goolebelt lei 10 gut mic aus bcn1
Genne1. bebalpten 9eipiegte gplitifer
bente Na6t. Scr Sberit babe perlonz
li6 bie rneiitcn Srcunbe, CT babe aber
olcb bie n,eilterl Seinbe.
Sic slnbanser bon gln1mins iino
iebr riibrig llno sic sSoipaer Gelcaatiz
On bat Sooffnln9 auf icinen Grfolg,
nenn9foolenelt uuo 6ugbes e11sgel1aIz
tet iuerDen f6nncn.
Sranf s.. $oitdcod, Ser Ssiibrer ser
5u9bts : s(nbanger, erfldrte beute sic
Termination bcs 9iibters Sslgbes fir
unbcrmeiolid. Gs crforhcrt 493 gtimz
men 5llr Homination lnb Sic G5e<
lammtlfdrfc Scr 2ieblingslobne bleibe
INN 14S Stinlmeu bialter bieIer 3abl
5nriicf llno itele Ser @ugbes i1en gtarr
fe nae).
Sic @orliber gbas. 3. S5illcs bon,
rcprblifatliid'ssl anh Geo. gS. 9rrfini
tprn prpgreliipen Aationalcpmmittee
blcltcn bcute cine &ol1feren5 in Gers
Tins 3nnmcrtl nber beibe Scrrcn
lpeigerten lid enti6iebrn, ctluas bar
llber bcrlantcn sl la1len.
81 olepclt bs. pugbes.
Sic &crtrctcr mcbrcrer ser flcine<
rem &anSibaten fir Sic 9srdiibentldaft,
lpeldc sur gtinunlrngsmahe fir
.@l1gbes bciactragen haben, UNI Npolez
belt ol1s5uidaltcn, Iaben lib bclttc
stadt III Scr ibpieriaen Gage, bab Ser
@ugbcs @llbm ibnen iibc. Sen @opf
9clradlcn lit unb tic ntadeu jcbt sIn-
ltrengun9en, alle @uSbes Gegner su
pereinisen lnb es liegcn aud) slnseie
dcN bpr, oob nas @cto Scr prpsrcllipcn
9sartei 6. +. hes Colonel 9lpoIepelt)
als 8remic ge9cn @ugbes IN Inpens
0nng gcbradt miro.
Sonrnpnic iiber Illes lit sic aplltna
Der Siibrcr lnb irenn Ser republ. 8an=
bioat nicbt altcb ben Erpsrcilipen an<
nebmbar lit, lucrbcn bic slusiihten am
Stinnnfalten idleht iciu. Sbatlddlidj
gcben alle republifanilben Sa,lptlinge
81, bob irscnbnclhe aal1biooten, sic
bon 9fooiepclt entldieben bernorfen
perbcn, nidlt no1nirirt lperbcn f6nnen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-06
Mns Sem 5taQte.
S5arbing sieaer I'M gunpcrneurs=
8ennen.
6rauenltimm m G dt uod ii
3 ipeifel.

2cs 30 otnes, 5. SUM. 40 ll6r
abenos.) g'ad ben friibea 8eridten
bon Ges Dipines uno einigcn Ser mittz
leren Counties Fat bas 1srauenlfin1mz
reht nit 2 Sn 1 aeliest, aber Die 8ez
rtdte aus Sen Dltliden Counties mel
Den Mebrbeiten bon 9 nnp 3 su eins
oage9en an.
Clinton, Sabenport uno burlington
baben ltarfe Iebr6eiten segen bds
Srauenrc6ts 9lmenoment obaeoeben.
Sn SHtumipa lnb 0liscatine mar bas
@otum fnapp, lpdbreno Gebar 6aas
cine fleine gehrbeit bafiir ergob.
Gieescup. 0aroing lit ais Gouberz
ncnrsfanoibat Ser siibrer i'm Z. aon<
9reBoiitritt Unit 9cs @lpines) uno lei<
nc &ompa9neleiter bcanlprucen fir
i'm 40 Gro5crt bes @eialnnttoptllnts
i'm Staate.
Sic pollen geridte bon Clinton err
gebcn 1902 stin1nen ecgeu unb 74O
filr bas Slmcnomcnt.
Spdter: Sic ipat Nadts borz
licsenben @crichte 5eigen. Sa6 @n. g.
6arning bon Siour Gitp lpobrideinlih
10 bicle Stimmen erbalter lat, lpie Sic
q anbercn republ. G5ouperneilrsfanbiz
oaten 5ulammen unb baB CT Sic 9tomiz
nation erbaltcu fat, pbuc oaB sic
repnbl. Staatsfonpentipn inn ,Suli iid,
81 bemil6en braud1t. 80 9rnsent oes
Gotllms iino sur Iominotipn notbia.
Senatpr Sol. glllen unb @eneralz
anpalt Geo. GnNou laufen @opf ON
&opf ais 5lreitc i'm Renneu. lpabreno
@nebnle Gin ldlectter Iritter lit. Ser
slusfall biirfte ridt Dor n,ebrcren Su=
gcn geipib icin.
@as Srauenltimmretft lit nabre
ldcinli6 anser,pnmen obloo6l nit
fleinerer Mebrbeit als erlpartet. Sic
0iiliiiippi Slnbcountics bobcu lebr
tart gcsen bas Imenbmcut geltimntt.
Sic n,ittleren nno tpeltliden 9bcile
oc5' gidatcs. 4felpic ELI Sell Der nsrsz
liden Heibe bon Counties lperben aber,
ipie man alallbt. bem s(menbnent cine
li6erc Webrbcit gcgebcn buben. @pn
Den liiblitcu Counties lit bis icst
Il llbr 9}adts) nod) nidts aeb6rt
iporben, aber Sic Suffrasetten beau
iprucbcn, bprt eclieet 5u bobcn.
gSas Sic Staotsamter, altberbalb
bes Gnuperneurs, betrifft, lit nod lpez
mig befanut. @aroin9s slnhangcr be-
anlprrden fir i'm nollc 80 GrpSe11t
bes @elammtpptllns uno bie ncnlpfr.
Siibrer jubeln, neil sic Sppclition sez
Ipalten lit. Sic alallben, Dob elm srp=
Scr S6cil Scr (trocfeueu) Ncpublifaz
ncr IN Scr $,auphpabl Su Merehitb,
Dem bemptr. &anoibate,l iibcrsebeu
uno bcI1cn @rirdblltns liebern lperoen.
Scs sc mes, 6. Suit. (sNorz
eeus 2 llbrl Sic Silbrer Scr SppolitiT
On gcgen bos Srauenltimmredt beau=
lprutlen 1000 Stinn,cn MebrGeit &C.
gen bas smenbment nad bcn @crid)e
ten aus cinen Grittel Ser 2297 grez
einftc i'm Staate.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-06
gclcarapbild)c S,pti5cn.

o' S"bN'
a ebn {. ssn Ser meriea
sle!u gorf 3, Gbieaso 2.
Bottom 5, Glcbclanp 0.
@aibillaton 2, 9ctrpit 8.
Gbilopclpbiu ct. 2ollis, naB.
sSn Ser y q tinnal 2eaguc:
Gbicago l, Bolton 0.
ct. 2nuis 5, YbiloSelpbia 6.
9ittsblrg 2, 9rooflyn 8.
Cincinnati 3, s'ep Yorf 2.
sSn Ser 3 S 2iga:
9apenpprt 4, Bloomington 2.
Npdfpro s, @annibal 6.
slod Sslano I, Galincp 2.
@eolinc 2, Eepria 5.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-06
9enti6er 6eelieg nladte in gsaibiu9ton
QroBer Gin0rnf
l1no nitro, nadb Oct Mniid)t bon 3iplom,nten, oen
sSrteoen ndber brimgem.
esgubm auf Oer repablianden aonoention in Gbieaso
Ruuiepelt nabe5u aus bcm Gcmncn.

bf 'oa feine 4sin mc6r bacn I'M tanSc len SEN
ssafpid pelen lno ibm n8le6n1cn anua5atn aus
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