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Evening journal., 1916-01-01

Here Mr.. Root reveals the essen
tial weakness of the International
court Its DEGREES, under the existing
system. are uncomfortable, except by
national effort; Mr. Root recognizes
that violation thereof must be fol
lowed by punishment" and that pun
ishment must be caused by powers
superior to the lawbreaker; in short,
although Mr.. Root makes no mention
of truncheOns and stars by a police
man. occupying toward each unit of
the family of nations the same rea-
tive position held by the policeman
toward each individual; warning. ex-
postulating, rebuking, and finally sup
pressing the disorderly nations N the
name and authority of all the orderly
and law abiding.
But how is this guardian of the
/ international peace to be constituted?
Should his predominance b. obtained
/ by reducing to nullity the military
establishments Of the subscribing
! Powers and erecting a great interna-
tonal army and fleet? How would
the world be brought to agreement
on such a course2 To whom would
I the supreme power. a power before
which that Of all "wOrlC empires" Of
the past fades to contemplate proper
tions. be entrusted? Where are there
to be found men worthy Of the un-
I questioning confidence that is a pre-
reQuisit of such an agreement?
That the nations, supporting MILL
tary establishments of the proportion
they have and support. would add to
their burdens the maintenance of this
y additional engine is unthinkable; its
lsupremacy would be obtained by the
deduction OF armaments, not by the
senseless process of paying from one
pocket for a national machine of war
and from the other for an implement
to overcome it. We do not believe
Mr. Root forsees the disbandment
of national forces. but that is a pre-
requisite of the appearance II the
international army and navy.
In the perfection Of democratic
self-goyernment Mr.. Root discerns the
hope of the worlds progress. But
democratic self-government must arm
for it's own defence; and while, as he
says out of the great conflict may
arise a general consciousness that 1t
is the people themselves and not the
; ambitions and ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF their
rulers that must be considered, there
is nothing to indicate that this con
sciousness would dlsarm its new re
, cruits or work a fundamental change
in that universal weakness to which
/ all wars are ultimately traceable, the
continuing inhrmities of our imper
feet human nature.
Evening journal., 1916-01-01
A FITTING cELERRATInN.

NOR twenty years the reorganized Benevolent Pioneer
II Literary Society has been serving a useful social
and educational purpose in our community. The mem
OF such rSorssentative Catholic organization
Tcud have been very remiss indeed II they had per-
mitted its twentieth anniversary to without Civ
ing to it formal recognition.
The society has 45O members. Their interest in its
welfare is manifested clearly by the fact that between
300 and 400 members and invited guests participated in
the anniversary celebration held in the New Century
Club on last Thursday night
The society first organized in 1876 Il prospered
for time but by 1895 interest in its welfare had di-
mnished TO such an extent that reorganization
deemed necessary That reorganization brought in new
blood and new ideas. II produced and sustained a
strong society spirit Never has that spirit been
stronger than it today. It augws well for the fu-
lure
Evening journal., 1916-01-01
SYMPATHY FOR FIRE sUFFrRERs.

A WEALTH OF public sympathy goes out to the
fA Foord- Massey Company today because OF the de-
vastating fire that wrecked Ieir establishment at
Seventh and Shipey streets early this morning.
BY intelligence, energy. courtesy and fair dealing.
this company had built up Of the popular and
representative furniture houses the Delmarvia Pen
nsula Year after year it had entrenched itself more
strongly in public Il is exceedingly unfortunate
that the height of ofthe best the COM
pany had known such a calamity has befaen it,
it calamity regardless Of the amount Of
ance carried and the heavy depletons of stock due
to Christmas sales
Communal sympathy also extends TO the John T.
Feeney Company and others who suffered in conse-
quence OF the fire
Evening journal., 1916-01-01
With The Photographers

A story is going the rounds that Brooklyn boy
stole money from his grandmother in order to buy
membershop in the Y. NJ c. A. He needs the cyilizlns
influence of the 'Y," all right.-Waco CreND News.
The mailing OF the Commoner. containing vicious
attack the administrations policy preparedness,
to members of Congress- is convincing proof or Mr..
Bryans undying love and affection for President VIII
son. Perhaps the Bible again to Mr. Bryan s
rescue and enables him see where he is following in
footsteps OF the Master by ehastening those whom
he loves.-Denison Herald.
Evening journal., 1916-01-01
HOTEL dnPONT CONCERTS.

The following programs have been
arranged for the sacred concert and
tho dinner musicale at the Hotel du-
Pont by the hotel orchestra tomorrow
under the leadership of Frank j..
Dummig, the hour of the sacred con-
cert having been changed from 3 to
4 p. NJ.
Sacred Concert-Overture Calf Of
Bagdad." (BoieldieW; Ballet Egyp-
tien, NuginD; soprano solo (select-
ed). Miss Jane Dutton; Mennetto,
(Grieg); soprano solo, (selected) 4,
Miss Jane Dutton; Valse No. 2, God
ard) finale. Star Spangled Banner.
Dinner -Musicale-M March. "Pere la
Victoire," d. Camel; overture, Ital-
lens in Algeria" (RossinD tenor
solo, "I'm Longing For You" MAR
shaD, b. Darlington; opera Sc
lection. la Tosca," (PuccinD; tenor
solo, Mother O'Mine," (Tones), B
Darlington; (a) Oriental Dame,
Nuborsky), (b) Serenade Espagnoia,
CBize) tenor solo, Bonnie Sweet
Bessie" CGilberD. B. Darlington;
Ballett Egyptien, LuglnD; Aul
Wiedersehen, (Romberg).
Evening journal., 1916-01-01
GEMS OF THOUGHT
See the SUM-

GODS crest upon His azure shield the heavens
Bailey.
.-.-.-.
Present fidelity is the door through which we pass
future eminence The disciple Of the Lord content
with the sphere in which he is placed; but he seeks
fill that thoroughly. in order that he may rise the
TO something better Nor does he seek in van
the Lord does overlook the faithfuness the
feeble but opens for them door of opportunity which
all the stickers for ecclesiastical proprety and all the
voares of intellectual culture and all the influences Of
Fashionable society Will not be able to shut.-W NJ.
Taylor
Evening journal., 1916-01-01

D TO Upss' ! s'.s's.: E s's :
reasok = opposition
TO Sen. ~ .ew Jersey
;:;;: ;:;';: 3: i:;;: +,
sS S, ne" sovsVsr vsp ,Sas as SSnss ~aoa oSs. s
and it has alw = 4 Jiood that the delicate
sensbiliues Of ~ 2 = 4ave quiyered whenever
the voice of the 9 z z ss'anheld was to be heard
in the White House corridors. Two months ago. yes.
one month ago. Wilson and his New Jersey friends
had intention to let MARITIME go to denomination
opposed Since they control the party organization
there there be doubt of their ability to de-
MARITIME il they chose-and Senator Smiths
failure in business has made it that there would
be nothing to fear from that
Yet MARITIME is to pass through the primaries
scathed. Why?
There can be but one adequate answer-that he
stands chance to be reelected. if nominated and
that It may useful purpose to put him up to
be knocked down.
Right here, however arises another question: II
MARITIME cannot carry New Jersey, how Wilson
poct to do so? A Democratic politician would
this by saying that Wilson s<stronger than his party
The real answer that neither Wilson MARITIME
carry New Jersey again. AS a matter Of fact Bryan
was a stronger presidential candidate than Wilson in
Wilson's own State-and there indications that the
Democratic managers have abandoned New Jersey as
factor IN the election OF 1915 ana arc Trying 10 MAKE
up the Of its fourteen electoral votes by playing
up California which has strength Of thirteen in the
electoral college.
This serves 10 explain why Secretary OF the Navy
Daniels Is so suddenly soioous for the Mare Island
navy yard and it also explain the unexamped
prominence which is being given to Californias
new Democratic Senator Mr. Phelan, who, in addition
to being a Democrat and from California is most dis
gustingy rich and has a reputation for being good
spender. Building up the Mare Island navy yard plus
n generous contribution from Senator Phelan and a
little help from Governor Hiram johnson might give
California to Wilson
But even this would not re-elect the President
Swapping New Jersey for California would be a net
loss Of ono electoral vote any way 1t is figured and
the Democrats cannot lose any electoral votes next
time IL they are to No sincere political observer
believes that tho Democrats carry New York,
! Ohio Illinois or Indiana. No man ever became Presi-
dent who did not have the support Of New York In
! 1883 BENJAMIN Harrison lost New Jersey-but he car
ried New York and was elected In 1892 he lost New
! York and defeated.
II Wilson's second campaign is beginning with the
abandonment of his own state, how will it end?
Evening journal., 1916-01-01

Bishop Kinsnan's open commendation of the plan Of
Rev F. Kirkus. rector Of Trinity parish to raise an
endowment fund Of $4,000 for Old swedes' Church.
unquestonaby will accenuate public interest that
praiseworthy project The movement is a popular one
All Deawareans should experience pleasure in sup
porting it.
Evening journal., 1916-01-01

I wish TO thank the Union Benefit
Society for the prompt payment Of
my sick claim. | wish them much
success i'm the future. Hattie Will
liams. No. 110S Tatnall St.-Ady.
Evening journal., 1916-01-01

The call Lord Kitchener the British White
Elephant" Such Characterization will not hurt the
British War Lord or help the Teutons
Evening journal., 1916-01-01

I'm The Association Of Amer
lsIklai lean Advertisers has ez-
NHW anined and certified to
tho circulation Of this pub
y Iieation- The figures Of circulation
contained in the Associations ~
port only are guaranteed.
Association Of American Advertisers
No 4iA Whitehall Bldg. n. Y. City
Evening journal., 1916-01-01
The AssoclAtlon .

The Association q
American Advortia.
ers 10 composed Oh
all the great adver.
tisera OF this coun-
try. The AHaocia-
tion endorses only
anch papers nr sub
nit 20 its eKamina.
tion a. any moment,
and positive proof
mukt be submitted
Tho accompanying
certificate. No. A1sl,
has been issued 10
this payer.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-27
3ltr lcttcn GnfJc.

%llllter 5ablreid1er getbeiligung bot
geltcrn Nad)mittag I'm 5lpei llbr Sic
geltattl1ng bon @errn gmalo @eib=
fppf bonn Sralterballie, bem Seine
1elller gltern, Serrn lnto Irall 5ell=
~ @eibfopf BON Ao. 1917 Union
StraBe aus int Iapeltport arelnato=
rlnm itottgeiunoelt, l1lo 5lpar rl1ter
ben Mltlpi5ien Ser =. 8. 6. go. 235.
Aa11els Der Sogc iprad) SEER @e1rl
9pettger I'M Sral1erbal1l c, ma6renl
@err sSofonncs &rorger Sen graller.
otenlt I'M Salllc ulo I'M &relnatorilln
leitete.
sargtraser lparerl Sic Scrrer
Sel1rp garg6ol5, George @lllf, SIS
Galt, Iope @enidc1, Sobn 9uomie
ltto @alter @enlden. +
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-27
Gine sdlnapslcidp il, scr Gplisci,

Sn Ser Npli5eiuatGc ml1roe geltern
Morge1 0urd) 9as 9oli5eialltomlobil
eille Sdnapsleidye, Bic inn @illOlor
Sotel III Bic ia1ften Negiollel1 Ser 10
beren Spbarell entriltft NOR, eil1ge-
liefert lt1O al1f cilenl IiiG allsgc=
,breitef.
gead}oem cine 5erbrodene 5d)laps=
floide entfernt ltn0 sic u9eid)e" BON
alien Dor fiinf llbr cintreffenoen 40
%lt5iltel1 llto Geteftipen ge1iigeno be-
gndaltgt lpar, apliroen Gorfebrltngell
gctroften, lint Die gerlpa1lbtcn Ser
useide" al1sfinoig 5l1 MAIDEN ll1lo ci-
l1elt Mr5t berbei5ubolen. Sroboeul
Die Shnapsleide bon Goli5i1t Salts-
id)ilo 1~pieoerbplt gefragt ml1roe, pb
|lie nod Stapleton's ooer ei1enl ar-
oeren 2eidenbel tatter geldift olt mer=
ben apiinide, peigerte lie lid) NIT fo1l=
~lta1lter 9osbeit audi lll1r sen gerillg=
item 2allt Dor iid) SIT gebelr.
Goli5eiar5t Or. g. 8. Side fan1
fltr5 1tad) titnf llbr in Der Goli5ei=
made an ltlto %erflarte belt Sail fit
Mlfpbol : Gergiftn1g, berporgerltfen
onrd SIT 6alfiget @ebraltd bon
n9oo5e".
Die MISUNDERSTANDING ipar oerarl
ortgeldritten, oab sic l1eberfiibrlttq
Ser S~d51apsleide rlad bent Merer
&oipital not6menoig lpl1roe. 9or1
Eidlua lie geltern N~sadmittag nod
bier l1brl surl eriten Male sic s(el1g.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-27
Sal ocs Gapcnpprt 3itbcr=Ghabs.

Scr Iaperllmrt 3itber=Gllb mir$
ON fonnllelloen Gotrnerstaa, 1rn 2.
Mar5, eil1cn gaa int ser G%l1rllballc
geben. User icrnals einenl Geral1ii-
gen 0es 3itberclllbs b%cigempbnt bat,
tpciB, DOB Die Garole v@emiitbIid=
felt" lalttet. IS miro meDer fir
Sung nod} sut an illtereiialtter l1n=
ter6altung fehlcl1, belln elm felt l4r=
gcrer 3eit riibriges arrangements
fon1lte bat fir Die gefrieoigrmg aller
MnToroerllngen Gorge getragen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-27
William NJ oeIIer
9emofratiiden aanoioaten iiir N1oerulm Der
5ucitcn &a1O.

eerr gfoeler, pclder i5 nn bic sSieoeranfneaung ais SanMbat fir
slbermon, Der 5pcicn @aro bcmrht, Eat ,bas ant ipd6renp icines crdcn
Scrrat1S 10 gut pcrnaltct, bab CT nit grpBcr lGehrhGt 1pebcrmufocnr1f ,mn
hicbcrerpablt nerbcn lp0c.
Inter Da biehn 4fG1ten, 1pelhe CT i'm SntereIe scr Gtuncrsahler
9chcla1d1 crilt bat, unpdten mir SIRE @ufmerfiamfcit amf be Scrabiebnna
Der Misunderstanding bon $50 fir bic 2ampe mf $7 fir sic Gcn1pc lnz
len, peldtesDurb Die rarfcn MMnrcngnngcm &crrn gGpeacrs auf lchtcrc
sunumc bcrabgehradt ipurbc, mas fir Bic Sterrrsablcr bon 9uucupprt cine
GrparniB BON jabrlb S2,3OOOO bebeutet.
Sa CT gorfter bcs MISUNDERSTANDING par, lat TT sic gufncl=
or San'pen IN Der 9aa5cn Staot SudJ gn6ringun9 bon nubr 2anten
IN 1emcn1 Ecrrain, als iii Ben lcstcn flint en6rcn men aercaclt. Gr lit {cbr
81 @unten bcHcrcn Observation-Disclosures anf ser Mprbmef Dapcnport lmb
Scjerparp Garf Sinie, unb ser 2inien in anbcrcns SIpilen Ser giabt slncrs
ter1n9 sperbunt CT, bob CT cincn geHuB I'M Stabtratb cnbradte. burd1
Imeldpn bon Sriher up sSarnn Shabc bis Siebcntcr unb MaroucHe Gtrnz
BE Die Sesnns cmcs Spppel Gcleics an9eprbnct mirb ~ Sizes lpirs Sen
StraBcn6abnbienif Idr ber6cNcrn.
9err g9peaer ut gu ieocr 3it rinens gcpeien, sen gHilnr6cn scr ges
|pobncr 1cncr @arp, lucnn iltmcr cs nr mGni6 mar, nadhsufpnnu1en. bes<
|balb lolfesefs smpfgcn in Der &rin1aruabl nit GROCER geeIrbct ipicbcr@
|anfgeHeat tpcrben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-27
Sic bcntidr rIrceiuia"= @uritcllnns
int rTricnolp @puic", Spn=
ncrstag nnb Trcitag hiclcr
@pd,c.

int nNricnolD @pmic", Gun
lcrstng nnS Trcitag biclcr
@Dd,c.
9todl cillnlal lpnllc1 mir alti Nil
pon junacn Tamcn nlo Scrrcn SIM
@cncii5 ocs oEricnolp Srlic" luttsr
nonnlcnc oelltldc yYrccioio" Gor
ltclllnaa anl nad)lten Ipnncrstaa un(
Ircita0 slbcnD, Sen ,. ullo 3. M}GrS
alfmcrflam madlen llno oas Tllbll
finn cr'lidlcn, oicIan bcioell @orltcl
lrngcn rcdlt, rcd]t 5ablreid) bci5lnuoll
llcll lll1o Ole illnaen 9el1te III loren
lpbcnsmcrtbcn Strcbcn 5ll umtcrltil
bei1. @s lit inns Sill Sbrell gcfpnl.
men, Dab cilligc scrte alaubcn Dal
es lid) ltlu cine MISUNDERSTANDING
hnloclc. 9fid)ts fann irrigcr Iein
OILS oicie Innalnne. Mac Mitpirfcl.
Sen, Galncn lno @errcll, iino iln1gl
9eute bon Is bis % sSabrr1, lrll(
BOB tic iid) Bic &al1ntllib Scr oellt=
'd]cll Sprad)e erbaltcn llabcl, oab liz
oas @aanib oieiGr 9icbbaber=Goritcl
lung l1ntcrncbnlell fpllnteln, lulo oal
tic lid Der 0}iibc ltllo Mrbeit Ser bic.
lcl1, piclcn Groben l%1nter5ogcn babcll
pcroiclt Nnerfclnllng, Die ibnell BON
Eublifl1m nidlt teiier, ais bltrd) aus
pcrfaltfte @altier allsgeoriidt wcroer
fallll. sSilr cine moalidllt aldll5ellOe
Nhusitattlu1a oes Stiifes lit gelnrgt
morocll. Sic &toltiin1e licfcrt cires
Scr grobten &oitiin19eldafte Gbica=
COS.
Gs banoelt lid1 INN cine rid)tige
S%iebbaberz &urlteal1ng. Slle Mitpir.
fence iilro 9iebhaber. Sic Mitglieoer
bes Gbors iirlo 2iebbaber, mie altd,
Die Mit9lieoer bes 9fleiuen Srdelters.
Mlc lillo abcr nit Ielter llno SLANT
ne 6ei Scr Sad1c, 10 oaB lid, cine &C.
llngcre Goritalll1lrg nit 8cltinrmt=
bcit crnarten labt.
9tadntcbeno 6ril1ge1 mir l1od) cil1=
n1al bic @cietll1g ser eil1selnen Gol=
len:
Greeioia,
Gon1al1tildes Sd)aulpiel in 5 Iftell
bon Gils Mleralloer @olf.
Whalif Don garl M}aria BON @eber.
Yerlonen:
Son 6ernal1oo Sc Garcal11o !.
@en0lin Melrgel
Son olon5o, iein sobn
@roper bon Ser Seioe
9on Sranccsfo Sc M5aneoo
2ptis gfeItcr
Gorna Glara, ieille Satin !.
=. Sri. @e9enberger
Ipn gltge1io, beioer Sobn !.
@alter 9ildpfi
|gpn Gplltreras @. &oos
Gonna Netrpl1ella Mae @egelberger
Ser 3igeunerbauptmann
Ieter 9art6el
@iaroa, 3igeltnermattcr
Wartba Meis
Grecioid, 3igelnlerrilt. Selnriieitfe 2ani4
2orell5, 3igeltner s(oolp6 Seller
Georo, Sdlpbpogt @il6elm aoos
I1rlbroiio, Bauer /. Soban1tes 2en1me
@altapirtb . 9en Melteel
Gin 8eoiel1ter sSobn 2emme
8alte, Soft, galterl1, 3igerner.
@ir mieoerbolel Ser Gintritt All
oielelt goritcaltngelt lit icbr beibei-
Den, mir 10 Cts, r~eierpirte Site
10 Gents ertra, allo 25 Gents. Site
fonlle1 Don n1prgen, Mprtag, 0en
%. Iebruar, Mfprge1s Inn 8 l16r an
I'M IrienOlp @onle p~erionlid) pOe1
per Ielepbol1, Iapenport 1858, re-
1erplrt lDerOel1.
3l1 Oielen 8reiicl loQte ser erobe
Soal Oes u5rienOlp -@ollie" jeoer
Sool oes u6rienolp @ouie" Ionl1ers.
tag nno Ireitaa 9lbcllo bis 81
leil1er Saliungsfrait gefiiQt lein
nm Die iungcn Iamel1 mi
@errcn fit ibre hielmod)ige Miifl
lnto slrbcit SIT elrtidooige1 l1ro lie ii
ben Stanb SIT leben, ocm visrielrol,
Sonic" eln 6iibldes Siimmden Al
%ilberlpeile1.
SoiIett & Sonrigon
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-27
Seirat6s : Grlaubnifid)cine.

Sens 5bieiien uno 9poia Saaau=
ct, 0%apenport.
Gotparo SO. S'Soole, 0es Moines,
l1o Catherine g. Sbort, @ogemater.
81.
Sacob So. geert uuo Mnna 9,
MpeQer, 9apenport.
San 6. @rai6ear, aanias Gitp
Mio, ,ltnb Martba IS. a11aad1 Stod'
.tonL Sa.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-27
e6wcrcr Mutosl1nfau.
$. 6. Monabau BON 9apcnport II.
&. &. Garol Ton Soma GitD
lebrnsgc dbrlid ucrlcBt,
Gen %unai, IreS Sc @attic nno s
SmalM idmcr lmb raGssauntc
Observation-Disclosures lcidjt
DcrlcBt.
'lltonobil rpl1 $. :. Nsonahan lalllt
altf Ser Meaierlulgsbriicfc nit
potter &ald)t III StroBell=
bahnmagcn No. POP.

Gin $. =. Molo6on BON ser 9fi-
Der to Hipcr Garage al ser Maial
lStraBe 5nilden Der A. nno 5. Stra5
&c gcb1rc1ocs rcllcs iiebcnlibiges
Gaoillac Nlltunlobil lalttc acIterll
Mbclt9 tltr5 nod 5ctn ltbr alli Der
GegierungsinleI mgciGbr baIb4pegs
5lpiid>en Davenport lulo Mpf Ssianb
nit potter @lldt in StraBellbabnma=
gen 9so. POP Ser @riifenlinie. Ger
StraBellbahlupagell befallo iid glcidl=
fals i'll poler Iabrtgeidaninbigfeit.
W5onalan fnmt BON Mod Sslano,
mabreno Ser Strabenbabmuu9en Don
Davenport farl. Mioltuban bog aus,
I'M cilt anoercs s~llltonlobil Slt iibcrs
bolen llro ia1lte oabei BON born i'll
Den StraBe1bablmagen bineilt.
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Dem Iltonlobil 8. Sr1allp bon 9so.
31S DIT II. StraBe, Elm Sdppieger=
Iob1 BON Or. Mpogers, lt1o Ser ctrl
2%6jdbrl9e 8. s. Carroll, ein Sci
tlll1gsl1lalll1 alts Soapa GltD.
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cinen1 m1oerel1 s%hltornobil nod ben1
st. 2l1fe's 5pIpital gebradt, ebe bic
Eoli5ci=Mutomohile l11b Mmbular5el1
bon Davenport ln1o Hod S;slanD allf
Der lt11falliteue erid)ie1e1 maren. SIM
st. Sltfe's 6oipital mllr0en lie bon
Or. q. M. @elloiren bebanoelt.
Wonabalt bat eincn @rl1d) 6es
Sdaoels, 0es linfen 9eines, Des redb=
ten Iralles nalO Ser Naie impie bier
Sfalmplnocn llno Sablreide Gltet=
ldl1l1gen oapon9etragen. ST lit be-
mnBtlos, ltno lein 3ultano miro als
lebensgefabrlid1 erad}tet.
SlnallD fam perbdltr1iBl11big
leid)t 0aDolL 0a ct mir eil1igc blutcll=
De aorflmlnOen %bopp1rtrltg.
@obl ant ldNperltel1 perlctt lit 6.
IS. G9rroa BON Soma Gitp. Ierlelbe
apnrbt nad 0ent ct. Ml1tbonp's So
lpital gebrad)t u1o nmteritebt Ser
9eballolnna BON Of. Ssoiepb Dc Gil
b., Or. IeSilpa erflarte inns ge=
tern g6ellb, DOB ct an CARROTS
Ml1ffomnler1 5lpeifele. gr bat eiltel1
Sddoel6rlld nno @rl1d bes Sdntl=
terblattes ionic inr1ere 8%erleklll1gelt
Dappngefragaf.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-27
star sbeatcr,

Sna Star Ibeater aelal1gt am bell=
tl9elt Gage oas interelIante 8altDel=
bib usope's Eilgrimage to america"
allf Die 2einpanb. Sic Sal1ptroue
MIRO Don Der befallnten S1~al1ipiele.
rim sllln @laier gelpielt. Maberes
Ill1oel1 llnlere 2eier in Sen Mn5eigen.
lpalte1 Oieler 3eitultg.
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leill allf ltlo nanllte iidJ ugl. So
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ainhcrmasfcnbal ser 1rcicn Cent
idiem Sdnlacncinbc.

Mnl fo1lntenoel1 goltnabeno Mod,=
lllittag miro III Ser Gllrnbaae ser
.Sanelport Iltrngemeil1oe ser @ill=
oermasfenball Ser Srcien 1elttlden
s%d)nlaerteil1oc itattfhloen. Ser Gin
trltt betragt mn 10 Gents bro Ser
lo1. Der Wasfenbau fGngt INN atuei
llhr Nad]1nittags a1 1tllo oaltert bis
1ed1s llbr M6enOs. Ias Mrrarae=
ll1e1ltsfoltite beltebt aus sSralt Mar-
tit Silber1tei1, r6ra,1 Mgnes Moutae
nus, 6ral1lcin Ml1pil1e Yoblll1am unD
ben Scrren Girls. 8oettig ltto sIlss
bert Sal1icn,
Or. gafer, 3abnar5t, @bitnfer
glt1lotng. (an5.)
Sic Iliirtcn Galten cs fir llilz
bptmaBi9, baB Die 9eutl6en 11idt bas
IL 8oot n1abiscn ippllen.
gs ei6t bieueidt feline araeren
8eipoten ipie bie, Sic iib bctpuBt iino,
bas @aite GIT ipollcn.
Cine flcirtc Sartc sur redteu
8eit bat idon oft Gin erobcs l1nsliif
perbAtet.
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Merhants gransfer & Storage
.. Selepbon S55. (Mu5.)
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Soi1ett & @ourieon
sanm idllle fir gdlrnc, 3icritraude,
unb 2anDIdaftsarbeiten gelepbpn:
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