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The Washington herald., 1916-10-27
DYNAMTTER SEEKS FREEDOM.

San Francisco, Cal. Oct. 26.-John J.
Mcnamara, who was involved in the
dynamiting cases in 1910. will ask a pa
role when the State Board OF Prison Di-
rectors meets Saturday. He is serving
a sentence of fifteen years.
The International Association OF Bridge
and Iron Workers and Local Number 2
of Indianapolis have sent to all California
abor bodies a request that Mcnamara S
petition be indorsed. He still is in good
standing in the union.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-27
RICH CHINESE GOING HONE.

New York. Oct. 26.-Thirty-seven China
men, representing the wealth and aristoc-
racy of the Chinese colony in Havana,
passed through this city bound for Hong
kong, where they expect to cut a figure
in Oriental society by the lavish expendi-
ture of fortunes acquired in Cuba. The
Cinnamon arrived on the Ward liner Ha-
vana, chattering and jubilant at the pros
pect of going home. Somewhere in their
tapping garments they carried fabulous
sums that they expected would strike
their countrymen in China dumb with
amazement .
The Washington herald., 1916-10-27
BIRTH CONTROL CLINIC RAIDED

New York, Oct. 26.-In a raid of her
birth control clinic" in East New York,
by two detectives, Mrs. Margaret Sanger,
exponent Of restriction Of child birth, was
arrested today A woman attendant
known only as Jane Doe" also was
taken into custody.
Twenty or more patients" were in the
clinic at the time of the raid. Several
tainted, others became hysterical. The
raid was the result of an investigation
by a woman detective who had taken
1.-TWO lessons" from Mrs. Sanger for 81
each
The Washington herald., 1916-10-27
NOVEL FARE SCHEME,

Philadelphia. Oct. 26-On a charge
OF operating an illegal lottery, jacob
Chern, of the firm of Francis Chern
& Co., was held in $500 bail for
court, in connection with a traffic in
trolley tickets the police assert has
been going on. in this city.
Chern's arrest was made upon the
advice of District Attorney Samuel P
Rotan after he had ordered an in
vestigation of an alleged sale of troll
ley tickets at a cent each through a
coupon system
The Washington herald., 1916-10-27
HARVARD LECTURER BARRED.
British Refuse to Allow Educator
to Come to L. :.

Berlin via Sayville wireless), Oct %
Fearing that he might Influence Ameri-
can public opinion against England, "
Prof. Bertrand Russell well-known Brit
ish teacher of philosophy. has been for
hidden by the British government to carry
out his plan to go to the United States
and lecture at the Harvary University
on mathematics, according to the Over
seas News Agency.
Prof Russell was also forbidden to
lecture in England and to reside in dis
'tricts of military Importance, it was
stated. because he had publicly criticised
the ill treatment of conscientious OBJ
iecters."
The Washington herald., 1916-10-27
D. c. MEN MAY VOTE BY MAIL.
Wisconsin Folk In District VIII Not
Have to Return to Polls.

Wisconsin electors absent from their legal
places of residence, and at the head
quarters OF the League of Republican
State Clubs, 1872 H street, efforts are be-
ing put forth to insure that all Washing
tonians qualified to vote in that State
shall do so.
Under the terms Of a law recently en-
acted at a special session Of the Wiscon-
sin legislature, absentee citizens may cast
their ballots by mail. 1t is necessary to
use a prescribed form in forwarding the
ballot and number of these blanks have
been distributed in Washington by DIR.
Horace D. Norton, of 1225 l. street north
west.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-27
HER ESTATE 100000.

Mineola, L. L. Oct. 26.-Disposing OF an
estate estimated at S4,O0O,OQO, the will Of
Mrs. Sara J. Keene, widow Of James r.
Keene, was filed for probate in the Surro-
gates Office here. Under its terms, her
son, Foxhall P. Keene, receives one-half
of the estate outright the other half be-
ing left in trust for his sister, Mrs. Jes-
sica Keene Frost, of Ayers Cli1, Quebec.
The will is dated May u, 1911
The Washington herald., 1916-10-27
COAL GAS KILLS TWO.

New York. Oct. 26.-Lewis Sprower
69 years old, a brush manufacturer
and his S9-year-oM mother, Mrs
Christine Sprower Diliont. were killed
yesterday by coal gas in their home
Sprowers wife, Annie, as years old
was overcome as she slept. but Mrs
Madden and Johnson revived her with
pulmoter. She is ip St. Mary's Hos.
pital and will recover.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-27
REACHES 100 YEARS.

Newark, Ohio, Oct. 26.-Mrs. Mary
A. Lovejoy, who chews and smokes
and still retains all of her faculties
except hearing, celebrated her one
hundredth birthday today. Mrs. Love-
joy has the distinction of being the
first woman in the United States to
apply for a pension under the new
Ashbrook law pensioning widows OF
soldiers who fought in the Mexican
and civil war.
Born in Fredericktown, Md, she
was in her younger days an inti-
mate friend of Barbara Frietchie.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-27
GERMANS TELL OF SEIZURES.

Berlin via Sayvtl!e wireIess), Oct. 26-
One hundred and forty hostile trading
ships, tOtaling lS2oIr tonnage, were sunk
or captured by German submarines or
lost by mines during September, the ad-
miralty announced today
ThiTty-nine neutral trading ships. to-
falling 72,60O tonnage. were also sunk for
carrying contTaband Thirteen captains
of hostile ships were made prisoners and
the CannOns of armed steamers captured.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-27
FoRBIDs BLooMER PARADE

Hazleton, Pa, Oct. a.-The Rev. J. 8.
Pagan, rector of st. GabriePs Church.
forbade the Bloomer Girls, composed of
women Of the parish, from turning out
IN the Halloween pageant that is to be
held under the auspices of the Schnitzle-
bank Club of Eagles. The girls won a
number Of prizes in events during the
last year by their fancy make-ups.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-27
PREDICTS SOUP HOUSES NEXT

Frederick, Md, Oct. 26-speaking at a
Republican rally here tonight, former
Secretary of Agriculture James Wilson
predicted the return of the soup house at
the close of the European war unless the
country accepts the Republican candidate
and a reasonable protective tariff on No
vember Z.
A tariff for revenue only means that
the American working man is competing
with the cheap labor of Europe and man
ufacturers find it impossible to market
their product without an adequate tarff
barrer, he sad.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-27
BRITISH TO AID RoUMANIA.

London, Oct. 3.-War Secretary Lloyd
Georges decision that the allies are help
ing Roumania was followed by a report
today that England would send an army
into that war theater.
England has already sent a big force
into Russia for use in the Caucasus. and
this force may be diverted and used
against the armies of Won Falkenhay and
Won Mackensen. 1t it admitted even in
official circles that the plight of Rou-
mania is getting desperate.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-27
MYSTERY AUTO SOUGHT,

Wilkesbarre, Pa, Oct. 26-County de-
tectives and police officials of West Pitt
ston and Pittston are securing the upper
end of the county for the mysterious
chauffeur of covered automobile who
drove to the spot where Ida May Browns
body was found a week ago, abut the
hour the authorities believe her remains
were placed in Carpenters Creek.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-27
HURRICANE SIDETRACKED.
West Indian Storm Fails to Mate
riaIize, as Indicated.

Indications that another West Indian
hurricane was brewing were detected yes
terday by the Weather Bureau, but the
storm did not materialize.
Reports were received Of the preva-
Ience of unusually high winds and alb
normally low pressure over the Carib-
bean Sea and the West Indies, extending
far into the southeastern part OF the Gulf
of Mexico. An Independent disturbance
off the southeastern coast of Florida also
was indicated.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-27
GERMAN DEFEAT PREDICTED

Rome, Oct 8.-Political significance is
attached to the report in Vatican circles
today that Monsignor Scapinelli. the
papal nuncio at Vienna, is to be sue
ceeded by Monsignor Valfro di Bonzo.
It has given rise to a belief in some
quarters that Pope Benedict XIV believes
that Germany will lose the war and
wishes to have the support of Austria and
Italy II the Vatican is represented at the
peace conference
The Washington herald., 1916-10-27
NORWEGIAN SHIP HELD UP.

London. Oct. 26-Dispatches from
Christiania today stated that a Nor
wegian mail steamer which was held up
by a German warship while en- route from
Bergen to New Castle, has been taken
into a German port.
The Norwegian mail steamers regu-
larly plying between Bergen and New
Castle usually carry q great amount OF
American mail The name OF the cap
tured vessel is not given in the London
dispatch and It is not known whether n
carried mail
The Washington herald., 1916-10-27
Given $500 Verdict

Brooklyn, Oct. GA jury in Justice
Aspinalfs part of the Supreme Court to-
day awarded a verdict of $500 to George
Bender, co. machinist, living at East
Thirty-fourth street and Avenue ], for
injuries he sustained on September 4,
1914, when he was knocked down by a
trolley car
The Washington herald., 1916-10-27
SHOT TEARS OFF BOYS LEG.

Egg Harbor, N. j., Oct 8.-James Bow
ers, IA years old, OF Pineworth, n. J..
had his right leg torn of just below the
hip when a load Of bpckshot was dis
charged from his gun as he and his
brother Alfred, Il years of age. were
Jostling each other about in play. The
same charge mangled AIfred's right leg.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-27
FRANCE PLANS KRUPPS RIVAL

Paris, Oct. 26.-An arms plant. rivalins
KrUprs In size. is to be built by the French
government at ROanne. Announcement
10 this effect was made TO-DAY by Albert
Thomas, minister of munitions. After
the war the factory will be used for com.
mercisl purposes. ....
The Washington herald., 1916-10-27
WIFE SUES DAHLGREN.
AdmirRI's Grandson Charged with
Misconduct in Trial.

Misconduct in Trial.
New York, Oct 3.-Mrs. MsUde K.
Dahlgren, OF Brooklyn, applied yesterday
to Supreme Court Justice Van Siclen for
a divorce from Winthrop Dahlgren,
grandson Of Admiral John Dahlgren Of
civil war days. and son OF the late
Charles B. Dahlgren, a weIl-known
yachtsman.
Mrs. Dahlgren testified she was mar
ried in 1906, having met Dahlgren when
he was a student at the Boston Institute
of Technology. She said he abandoned
her three years ago and since has been
guilty Of misconduct with divers wo-
men," The couple have three children
The Washington herald., 1916-10-27

Reduced Fares for Voters.
Southern Railway. Consult agents
Adv.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-27

DAY by day The HERALD is
II forging ahead to that posi-
ton to which its circulation-the
largest in the morning 6eld-en-
titles it.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-27

Amsterdam, Oct. GA financial insti-
tuition to be known as the Eastern Bank
is being organized in Berlin. 1t is to
finance the extension of Germany's for
eign trade in the Near East after the
war,
The Washington herald., 1916-10-27

THE Herald's tremendous adver-
Using gains emphasize in
Washington the trend towards
the morning paper that is noticeable
throughout the country.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-25

|biermit initr,1irt let, beiaeten @crid]t
eillslltru9en ulb gcntdB Ser bejagten
re91lartu Situug bes S~tabtratbcs
5cIn Gage 91pti5 SIT gcben, nnB beiogte
Elat unb genannter @cridt in leiner
-9fficc IN nieier Stabt auflieet Sltr
Snlpettion irgeno eincr Narul1 iutcre1z
lirtcn GcrIon poer Company, llnb bab
irscno cine ipldle 8erlpu ODER Gon1pa9
M, lpclcbe ginmcr1oungen gegen nielels.
ben Sl babcn glalbt nbcr gegel1 bic in
Illslid}t gcnpmmene 9cltcuerllls, beim
[Staotclerf lciuc pocr lire giilpcnouu~
gen Idriftlid einreiden lpll an pocr
Dor Scr Sisung pes Staotratbcs, Sic
a~bgcbalten mirb am MitippdJ Sen
Z. SUM- 1916, 1880 giadn1ittaB all
DEM 9c1lamten Sage; nuo nab Ser
Stabtratb in Oieier .siyul1g alle ioldc
Gimpeubllugcn ~allborcu ltuo nariibcr
cntideipe1 miro, lrclrn loldle eiugez
reidlt. 9iele 9ioti5 ipll breinral in cirer
bielisen 3eiflns peroffeutlid}t nerben.
lole gc}etli6 bpr9lduieben llllo belagte
Sttll1g lull fcitgeiett lcin ais bie Belt,
lpcnn lpldjc Gitpeuonnscn icitcns oes
S%tdbtratbcs gebDrt unb bariiber cntz
ldlteben meroen lpll.
9eit.: S. gertpalo. Mlabor.
Besl.: 9uan MtpeIlcr, GtaotzG Ierf.
Mamensaufr,.ss uuf pbige 9lcipIutipn
ergab fplgenbcs Nelultat:
Sa - @p}d), &lcbl, Sebring, Climb
bpln1, Mlpeuer, Grpcltlcr, Tabcu - Z.
Stein - &einer.
Sn Mnbetradt, ba6 sic @pnltrl1fti<
tipn eil1es Setuers IN Ser MeipbcrrD
StraBc, bon scr Yine strobe bis slr
Siegfriebt Mncnue ltllo in ser Siegz
|frieot Mpcrlle BON Ser Melpberrp
Strabc llorblid 5lpci b~ralnert urp fiil1fz
sig t250) SuB, nngeprbnet ppnrStaotz
roth ON S. Mpril 1916. nunmebr
inter &ontraft npllltanois fertiggeitelt
lit; bcsbalb
SeidlpNen, boB Ser gtnotratb Scr
stant Sabe1pprt hermit feI1jebt nnS
heltimm1t Sic SptalfpIten belaoter Ser
'bcnerung aif Sic Sllmme BON bier
bunocrt nnb 5tpDlf nnD 20z10O Sol.
(~S412.20), auf5ucrlegen Dem an
gren5cnoen @rnnoeisentbum.
geldlpfeu. baB Der 5tabtingenieur
|lnfort cine Glat BON .belagtcr @erbcis
leru1g mad)e unb beim SmbtcIert
.elnreifen ipu, tpie bonn @elete bes
|itimmt.
gelr.:: s. @erlpalo, Mabor.
gesl.: @uso Mpeuer, gtabt : Glert.
Namensaufrlf altf obiee NeloIutipn
ergab folgenoes MeIultai:
So ~ @oidy, &rebl, Sehrins 2inb@
bolm, WGpeller, YrueitIcr, Gaben - Z.
Nein - &einer.
Sn Nnbetroht, SOB Sic @pnltruftipn
cines Selpcrs in ser Ncmberrp StraBe.
bon Der 9inc Strubc bis sur Siegz
friebt Nneulc ppn scr Nelpberrb ctr.
nGrolih spei brnbcrt uno fiinf5ig
(250) Sub, in ser Stabt Snpenpprt.
an9eoronet ppm Gtaotrotb. mlnncbr
pullenoet lit. unb Der Stobt Sngeniz
eur Dem Staptratb cine forrefte Ylat
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-25
@runbtHfe l1,tb @ebanbc.

Mb. Sebring prdientirte Sic 8runb=
l1lo @eballhe 3abllilte i'm 8etrdge
npn $500, pelde 5ur Mug3abtung
angeipielen fpur0c.
@ailer Committee.
Mlb. 8rpcltIer pralentirtc sic @ale
iermietbe : 3ablliltc I'M 8etrage BON
$500, meldc CUR Nussabluns augez
mic fen lmtrbe.
Ilb. 3rocitler %prdientirte eiren OBJ
Idldgigcn 8cridt, nclher alldl anaez
1lpn1nnen ipnrbe, allf sic 8ctitipn bon
S. @. Sdupinben ltnb Mnbercn nm
einen @tbrantcu ON scr Sputb unb
@}ranD Ibcnltc.
Semcr : COMMITTEE.
Mlh. MpelIer legte Sic Selper= ;3abl~
lite I'M 9etru9e bon $S70.3S nur, sic
Sur M%ussablung a1gcipieien puroc.
MlD. Wocllcr legte bpr lllb berlas
Die folgenben Neipllttipnen, ipcld)e auf
leineu Mntrag NIT Ma%metrsorfruf anz
genpnm1en lpur0en:
Sn Gnbetradt, baB Sic @pn1truftion
ctncs Seircrs i'll Ser @ofpeu 5traBe.
sipildcn Der 2pcuit Strabe llrtb Eraiz
rie StraBc. a1gcorbuet bonn 5tantratb
am 5. Mpril 1916, mlnmcbr npllltdlla
Dig umter&pntraft fertiggeitclt lit, bes=
1alb
geldlpIen. oab ser GtaStratb Ser
Stabt 9ubenpprt hermit feItlebt nnb
beltinmt Sic Sptaltp1ten oicIer bclaaten
8crbellerung in Scr SDhe bon prei
bllnoert nllb nelln unb hrcibig ($339) /.
dlles allf5llcaen auf bas mlgrenscnoc
@runheigentbum.
geidlpilen, bnb Ser Gtaet : Sugez
nicllr ipfprt alsfcrtiec init Dem Gtabte
Glerf cine &ldt IN 8e5ug allf iolde
@crbcI1eruns, mie geleblid, erfprbert.
geit.: S. @ertpaIb. Iabpr.
Begl.: 6ugp Mneuer, Gtabt- gIerf.
@ameualfra1f alif bic pbige Relolue
ton ergab folgeubes MeiuItat:
&a - Goid. &l1ebl, Se6rinm, Qinbs
bpl1n, Mueler. &roeltler, Neben - Z.
Mein - &eiuer.
SIN Inbetra1t, baB Sic R~onItruftiuu
ei1es Setpers in Ser @ptpeu GtraBe,
sipilden Ser 2ocuit nnb Nrairie Ctr,
in ser gtabt 9abenport, a1aepronet
upm Stuhtratb. nuumcbr buIlenbct lit.
mi. Der Stabt : Snaenielir prapurirtc
unb porlc9te bem Stabtratb cine fore
rcftc Glat l1nb 9eridt, 5eisenb Sic 2as
&c unb Sic Gotalfoiteu bes bclastcl1
[Seipers. unb nllp Sic berIdiebenen
Cots ODER Grunbltiide, augren5enb an
loldcn Setper uub herpflidJtet gum Mlz
|icBmcnt fir lolde @%erbe11erltne. uun
audi ben @etrag, aufsuIegcn iolden
2ots oher @%runbitiiden I'M @erbaltnib
sm Dem b%eIonbers baralls criuadlenen
&ortbeile fir ieocs Got ober Sbcil bon
@runbeigentbum. a~ngrcnscnb an be-
|ia9te gerbelcrun9; besbalb lei es
Sci .cs %beidlpien. baB beiagte Glat
nnb %9cnunnter geridt pes Gtubt Sn~
%gcnieurs 1ei ilnb biernrit fnrrcft err
fart merbe unb genebmigt id; unb
8eidlplen. baB ber Stubt : glerf
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-25

ltno 8eridt pprlc9te, 5eigeuo Sic Gage
nno bic Sotalfplten Deg beiogten SCI
tpcrs3, u1b alln oie peridiebcncn 2ots
pocr @rltnoIfilde, nnarcn5eno an Iplz
djen Seuer uno ucrpflidtct gum Ml=
leE,nei1t fir indie &crbcIerlngen ltnb
altdl Den Sctrog, olliSulegen inldben
2pts ODER @rltnoitilden I'M @crhGltniR
Su Dem bciptbers oaralls eriradIcnem
@prtbeilc Iilr jcbes Got pocr Sbeil bon
@rlnoeigent6unL augrcu5enp an be-
la9te &erbeierung, oesbalb lei g
seitlpIleb baB bcia9te Ylat u1to
geridlt oe5 Staot : N1gcnieurs als
torreft ertldrt ltuo genc6migt lei; ltnb
seldIpllen, boB Ser StuDt : Glcrf
hermit inlfruirt lei, belagten Seriht
ell1Slttragen unb een1aB ser beloaten
rcglldrcn Stsuug bes Staotrat6es
5ebn Gage Gptis SIT geben, SaB beiagte
Nlat unb g%cnannter geriht in ieillcr
Sffice in bieler Stabt a%lflieat sur
Snipettipn irgenh elmer buran i%ntereIz
lirten 9eripu poer Company, lr1o ba6
irgcnp cine lpldc Gerion pper Gpmpae
MI, ipeIde Ginnenol1ngcn gcgcn bieIe(@
ben 81 babet glmtbt pber gc9en Sic III
NusIidt acnpmmene @eltclcrllna, bcilr
Stabtclerf leinc nber ibrc Gi~1,nenblurz
gen ldriftlid cinreiden ipa on poer
Dor Scr Situne oes Staotratbcs. sic
algebalten luirb an Mitmpe], pen
z. SUM- 1916, 1880 Iphmittag an
Sem s%enanntcn Gage; u1o baB ser
Staotrath III bieier Situue aac ioldle
Ginme1lounoen onbDrcu l1uo oariiber
entldcioen miro, menn lpId1e einge=
rcidt. Sicic Nptis Ipu preiinul ii, cincr
bicIisen 3eitung perpfefutlidt mcrocn,
lpic gclctslidl pprgIhriebcn unb bcIaete
Sitalng ipn feitaeiest lcin oils sic 3eit,
luenn lplde ginipcnoungen icitens nes
Stabtrotbes 9ebbrt unp pariiber entz
Idiieoen mcroen Ipll.
geit.: s. 8ertpaIo. Napor.
8e9l.: S1go WoeIler. Gtabt : Glerf.
Mamcnsmlfruf altf pbige MeIolution
ergab folscnnes HeIlltat:
Sa - @u'dk &uebl, Scbrino. 2irbs
boln1, Mpelcr. 9rueltler, Gabcu - z.
Stein - &ciuer.
(SortIetu1g fuIet.) 6
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-25

perobideltten Sssodc Ser 1iirfen 51
erloien. Ser Maleenblid lit gefonl-
men, 100 bie Mrnlee1 Der 9eptblif,
6riioerlid n~erburOen nit hem ,Seere
oes l~toI3er Mlbids1s, inn @cgriffe iii1o,
Bic galtoen bes r%otJe1r @ilbelms, bes
piiroigen griloers bes ROTTEN Sui
fans, 5lt pernibten, iene 8o1lbell oie
lett Al Sabren bic Suit in europa
Dergiftet baber, nll6 Die sga11se Melt
bon oieiem boien 1raltlle, Ser iid
oTe belltide @egcltpnie lleltnf, 5ll err
|lSier. @ir slrmenier apoaen III Sic
lem &atttpf filrdt6arer arnteen altf(
lllrler fleilte Tbeil am M119me babe1t,
geget bie Moropr unieres geliebten
Nrmeniens ll11o gegel1 beren ge=
lbiiter, oie BODIES. St1folge oeIIen
tit BON p%ornberein nitier Tlns an Ser
Seite lmlerer ririliidaen, iran5Dlijden
llltD ellgliid)en 6reunoe beItimmt. -
Gas lranaolilde @plf miro ul1s in
leiRcr briioerliden @oelmiitbigfeit ME
bic 9~eleioigung 5ufiigen. ru,s NIT
il1lerell Moroern sit pe~rtpad)ielu.
Sorspartsl 'ffiir bie sude hes @olfer=
redltes llno fiir oie 5reibeit.
IS lebe 0us grobe Hublano!
IS lebe bas tbellre 6ranfrei6!
Gs lobe @nglonb!
Gs lebe bas ruliilde Mrmenien!
SIN Mamen oes Organizations
aommittees Der armeniid)en Sreiwil=
ligen:
Ger Gelesirte:: Illrabian Mraau. I"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-25

Gil Mrottn yotopama bet iib
Elm neues Sal.s bauen ~lalfen. oad
9eyen Msifroben lnbsoinat Sdlb aga
pdbrsn iou. Die Maueru oiels5
mrrtpiiroisen Saupe-ts beltehen au5
GlasblDden, Die bobl lino unb cine
SDiung BON RatronIal5en entyolten,
pel6s CUR Heyulieruns Der Wdrm:
I'M S1nern bteren ipa.
Mu ben Natipnalforftz. Ranses"
betruJ lebtes Sabr Der ourb @ift=
pflan5en perltr ia6te @erlult am
8ielItanb etpa 100000, mopon, 10
neit Rinboieb in 8etra9t tommt,
So Yrpaent ouf ben 9titterIporn sus
riid8ufabren iino. llnter ben pIeroen
ridtet. oas aotpzllntraut ben gr0Bz
ten ShaDen an.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-25

SSebe erioloreide Nerion tpeiB, oaB'
lie eitige Details ibrer Arbeit an6e-
rentiibertragen ml,B, Inn Belt fiir ben
p6tliegeltpen Saupttbeil, Den belten
lll,o lpidtiglten Sbeil ibrer Mrbeit, slt
gelpinllelt. 'ad)t alts sent 1rauel, i'm
slltcr bo,t mebr oils 81 Sabren per-
beirotben ifdl, li1lb fiir jeoc perbeira-
tbete 6ralt in Nlnerifa lit ein air6
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