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The Jasper news., 1916-07-06
BLUE AND BETHEL.
Miss EDNA YATES.

Jessie Lucas, Ballard Lilly, Beatrice
onstott, Guy Serafine, Juanita On
stott and Roy King motored to Lamar
Wednesday evening to attend Craw-
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CLARK ALE

subject to the action of the Democratic
primaries.
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Prosecuting Attorney

#. c. TADLOCK
subject to the action of the Democratic
primaries.
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OIL ROGERS of Webb City
subject to the action of the Democratic
primaries.
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Assessor

w. p. GRESHAM
OF Jasper, subject to the action OF the
Democratic primaries.
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Coroner

DIR. l.. MCCOY
subject to the action of the Republican
primaries.
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Associate Judge, Eastern Distric
H, o. Earl

subject to the action OF the Republica,
primaries.
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Judge Circuit Court, Division l
j. w. HALLIBURTON

subject to the action of the Democratic
primaries.
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]. w. MEREDITH

subject to the action of the Republican
primaries.
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Sheriff

HENRY G. TANGNER
subject to the action of the Republican
primaries,
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DIR. w. II. GADDIE
subject to the action Of the Republican
primaries.
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The News will take your sub.
scripiions for the daily papers.
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Treasurer

CT. HAYZLETT.
subject to the action OF the Democratic
primaries.
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J. T. b. YARYAN
subject to the action of the Republican
primaries.
The Jasper news., 1916-07-06

J. d. PERKINS
subject to the action of the Democratic
primaries.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-11-15
MANDAN NEWS

Martin Anderson, a progressive far
mer in the vicinity of Yucca, who has
been in the local hospital for num-
Der of days receiving treatment, was
able to leave the institution yesterday
morning for his home. Mr.. Anderson
is very much improved in health
Mrs. l.. A. Tavis, who underwent a
minor operation at the Mandan hosp
tai several days ago, was able to leave
the hospital last evening.
Miss Inez Melarvie, graduate of
the Mandan hospital, who is now one
OF the head nurses at the Northern Pa
citic hospital in Clendive, arrived in
the city Sunday eveing and is spend
ing few days vacation visiting with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Me.
larvie, of this city.
Mrs. Bert Cole of the State Reform
school force, is a patient in the local
hospital for few days, having been
entered the latter part of last week.
Miss Laura Wing, who underwent-a
serious operation for appendicitis, is
recovering very nicely and will soon
be able to return to her home in the
vicinity of JudsOn.
Superintendent w. L. Berner of the
Dakota division, arrived in the city
Sunday afternoon and spent until Mon
= day afternoon in this city looking at
ter official business matters.
Z Miss Hattie Centers, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Centers of Barnes, en-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-11-15
B:|!s'M (
Bismarck Accepts the Evidence and
Many Bismarck Readers Will
Profit by II.

Which is the more weighty proof
a few words from Bismarck resident,
whom we know and respect, or vol.
umes from strangers in distant towns?
There can be only one reply.
John Myers, retired farmer, 302 S.
Ninth St., Bismarck, says: about
five years ago began to have trouble
from my kidneys. I suffered from an
occasional backache and was so weak
that couldn't lift or stoop. The kid
ney secretions became irregular in
passage. Doan's Kidney Pills procured
at the Lenhart Drug Co., brought me
relief from the first and l continued
taking them until my back was strong
and felt better in every way"
OVER TWO YEARS LATER, Mr.. N.Y.
ers said: "Doan's Kidney Pills still do
me good when l use them. gladly
confirm the statement gave in their
praise before" 80 *",
Price SOC, at all dealers. Don't SIM
ply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the SAME that
Mr.. Myers has twice publicly recon-
mended. Foster-Milburn Co., Props.
Buffalo, n. Y.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-11-15

tered the local hospital Sunday after.
noon for a few days treatment. Miss
Centers is attending school in Mandan
this term. ~ TT.
Mrs. A. J. Beall received message
Sunday morning announcing the criti-
cal condition of her father and sum.
moning her to come home at once.
Mrs. Beall departed Sunday evening on
No. 2 for her old home in Norwich,
Ontario, Can, in answer to his request
to have ner at his bedside with the
rest Of his children should the end
como. Mrs. Beall's host of Mandan
| friends earnestly hope that she will
return home bringing with her the vel.
come news that her father has recov-
cred from his serious illness.
Judge j. NJ. Hanley left Friday for
Washburn, where he conducted dis
trict court for Judge Nuessle, who. was
disqualified. He returned home Satur.
day night.
! A. r. Mendez of Price was in Man
day Saturday attending to business
matters and visiting with friends. He
returned to Price aSturday evening via
automobile. Mr.. Mendez is manager
of the Bingenheimer Mercantile Co. at
Price.
Attorney John F. Sullivan went to
Flasher Saturday to attend to legal
business aaffirs.
States Attorney William LANCER, re
Gently attorney general elect, was i'll
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-11-15
Saturday visiting with friends and at
tending to business matters.

Saturday visiting with friends and at
;ltending to business matters. ..4
=. R. Helbling, popular, manager o.
! the st. Anthony Mercantile company
was in Mandon looking after business
matters the latter part of last week.
Charles Whitmer of Yucca was mum
bered among the business visitors in
Mandan from Oliver county the latter
part of last week.
Rev. Augustine Fox of st. Anthony
was in Mandan Monday attending to
business matters.
w. H. Stutsman. president of the
state railroad commission, left last Fri.
day evening on No. for Washington,
D. c., where he was called on official
business. He expects to be gone sew.
eral days. ~. :. IL .s"I -. "' J..
Mrs. AL Nichols returned home Tues
day night from Chicago, where she
had been visiting for a number of
days with relatives and friends.
Wednesday and Thursday the an
nual Catholic bazaar and suppers were
held at the M. A. C. hall and were
among the most successful events the
Catholics have ever had in this city.
A large crowd was present at both sup.
pers and hundreds attended the saless
A neat sum was cleared. (, 5,.
Mrs. Hugh Mclaughlin of Hazen.
who had been in Mandan for q num-
Der. of days visiting with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. William Mclaughlin, left
last Wednesday for her home. Mrs.
Mclaughlin is numbered among. the
pioneer residents Of western North Da-
kota. y ',.ss 5:.' 1850 \ tt+-
E. D. Clyde Of New Salem was in
Mandan Saturday transacting business
and visiting with friends. -. .-..
Attorney s. L. Nuchols left Sunday
might for Dickinson; where he appear
ed before Judge Crawford in school
case in behalf Of some clients at Halli-
day. He returned home Tuesday morn.
: ing on No. 49,. ;.s,>, ....
Miss Lena Schafer returned to- Bis
marck Monday to resume her duties as
Office girl for Drs. Smythe & Stack
house, after having been called home
on the s0rroWfHl mission of ATTENDING
the funeral Of her little sister, Clemen-
tine .ss':g." -. -s% Is yt5'g =. -
John w. Stevenson, who had been in
Mandan several days attending to bus.
mess affairs, returned home to Flasher
Saturday afternoon. Mr.. Stevenson
spent several days in Mandan last
week looking AFTER business matters. i,
DR.. George H. Spielman Of Flasher
was among the professional visitors,
who were In. Mandan Monday. He re-
turned home the same afternoon, max.
ing the trip via automobile.
William Schafer, who is teaching
school near Haymarsh, left Saturday
afternoon for that place after spending
couple Of days in Mandan taking the
annual fall teachers examination.
Deputy superintendent II. NJ. Jen
sen. Teturned Friday evening from the
western part Of the county, where he
had been attending to matters in con
iection with his Office. Mr.. Jensen
had been conducting teachers ex-.
/ -. .
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-11-15

the eastern part Of the state Sunday
visiting With relatives and attending to
legal business matters, =. a:;,2
George Neerl and son.. Adolf, who
we're in Bismarck for ? few days last
week, whore the latter underwent a
successful operation for adenoids, re-
turned home the early part Of this
week. They stopped in Mandan for q
day before returning home.
Fred Pathman, popular and we'll
known young farmer of the Carson dis
trict, who narrowly escaped being kill.
ed in a hunting accident early this fall,
and who for number of weeks. was
a patient in the Mandan hospital fol-
lowing the accident, was in Mandan
the latter part OF last week renewing
Mandan acquaintance and transacting
business. Mr.. Pathman has practical
ly recovered from his very serious &C
cident.. - f'-.s-.ss'2'''. :
A. .Andersonof Carson was in Man.
dan looking after business matters the
latter part of last week. ''''s' tts'''
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Carter, who had
been in Mandan visiting for q number
Of days, returned home Saturday to
their home in Glen Ullin.
u. F. Tavi, of Glen Ullin was in Man
dan Friday and Saturday visiting with
relatives and attending to business
matters, returned home Saturday at.
terno6n. 7s' So q, Eti f'i',.
Miss Pauline Steckler, who had been
in Mandan spending q few days with
relatives and friends, left Friday night
for Yankton, 8. d.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. Rausch, prominent
NcwLeipzig people, were in Mandan
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-11-15
JACK FROST LOCKS
MISSOURI IN GRIP
Winter Freeze Arrived at 5 o.
Clock Last Evening, On Time
to a Dot

Jack Frost at O'Clock last evening
locked the Big Missouri in its winter
bonds. The freeze came on schedule
time to the dot A. l.. Hanson, who re-
ported that the great river had been
sealed up, has been engaged as engin-
eer at the pumping station for the last
fourteen years. and he states that
every year the Missouri has frozen
over between November 10 and Is.
The ice is still in slushy condition,
and it probably will be several days
before it will be firm enough to admit
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-11-15
BY Hop
animation at Glen Ullin for the teach
ers in that immediate vicinity.

animation at Glen Ullin for the teach
ers in that immediate vicinity.
County Superintendent w. E. Lorin
returned home Sunday via automobile
from various towns in the south line
where he had been on official business.
The new consolidated school at Raj.
eigh was dedicated last Saturday, the
event having been postponed from Fri
day when it was supposed to have been
held. 49,
Miss Lucille Van Solen was up from
her home at Cannon Ball last Satur-
day afternoon. She spent Sunday in
Mandan and Bismarck visiting with
friends and returned home Monday at.
ternoon. , = " ~,at%@+sF
Miss Sydna Johnson was in Mandan
over Saturday spending the day in
Mandan visiting with relatives and
friends. She returned home Saturday
evenin on No. 2. -. 49, ...
nounces., ~ ."
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-11-15

Unlike Mahan, Casey is not q kicker
His forte Is running with the ball and
throwing or receiving the forward
pass. Considering his diminutive size
his endurance is remarkable. Casey
weighs less than $50 pounds.
At running In, q broken field Casey
has no equal on the gridiron this year
In this respect he has Been compared
with Walter Eckersall, the greatest
broken 'feld runner ~ Time:
Like Eckersall heAhas Z peculiar
movement Of his legs when running
that makes him hard to- tackle. He
lifts his knees high and his dodginl
and lightning shifts are are, q' !9! Z.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-11-15

Casey. however went 10 Harvard
where Percy Haughton has polished
up the work started BY Jones and
made Casey one. q TIE iarkable
finds Of the present football season.
Casey has answered the great Har.
ward question, who will take Eddie
Mahan's placer. and Yale can well
prepare for him.
Casey has been compared to Brick:
ley and Mahan. This is mistake.
He. resembles neither In physical
makeup or in action. But he shows
possibilities of being as great or great.
er than Mahan, before he leaves
school. l..
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-11-15

of the passage of vehicles. In the
meantime, with the ferry out of COM
mission, Bismarck statesmen who have
been making their territory west of
the river by automobile will be sub
jected to some inconvenience-for
about the 'steenth time this season.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-11-15
HUGHES TO BUILD ONE
MORE IN EARLY SPRING
Bismarck Citizen to Give Another
Pledge of Faith in Future Of
City

A handsome two.stOry and basement
business block will be erected early in
the spring at the corner of Second and
Broadway by Z. A. Hughes, president
of the Hughes Electric Co. The build
ing will be located just one block west
of the Haggart, which Mr.. Hughes is
now completing, at the corner of Broad
way and Third, and will face east.
The corner was purchased yesterday
from Mrs. George Register. The lot
is so by 40 feet and is considered a
desirable location for modern bust
ness house. 1t is already assured that
the structure upon it's completion will
be occupied in its entirety by large
Bismarck institution, Mr.. Hughes an
nOunCeS.
Hotel Addition.
Announcement was made last eve
ming that work will also begin early in
the spring on an addition to the Hotel
Van Horn which will provide for Y
rooms, q with bath.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-11-15
BY PAUL PURMAN,

If Harvard triumphs over Yale At
football this fall for the fifth consecu.
tive season, and the Crimson victory
is due to the efforts of Eddie Casey,
sensational halfback, Tad Jones, Yale
coach, will find the defeat particularly
unpleasant. s--,.
For to Tad Jones' coaching at Exc.
ter is Casey's knowledge Of football
due. -
Casey was star at the prep school
when Jones coached there and Yale
tried to induce the. diminutive star to
follow his tutor to New Haven.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-11-15
5000 REWARD

will be given to, the person giving in.
formation leading to the recovery or
return of one Ford Touring car, new
1917 model. Motor No. 1442413. Stol.
en- from Jamestown October 9th.
Notify II. N. Foster, owner, or sher.
1T at jamestown, n. D. r.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-25
g,e,,cr 8erslcidJ.

9ic sllliirfe 9relie lit grpB in plaz
ItiIdbcn Gerglci6cn, srob, abcr ni6t
eben sliidlid. Crit ipar es Bic ruliilde
Canine llnb 9umpfipal5e, pas 5mil9en
5tpei 3aneen eingeflemmtc 9cutid)z
Lamb, Dos lpic cine 9hlb 5crfnudt lper<
,bcn lolltc, pbcr oie bclaserte bclttld)e
Seltnng, Die, abseldloIlcn bon Der
8elt, 51r l1ebergabe perllrtbcilt ipar,
Sest fomnrt tic init einem ncllell
@crglcih. Sic 2nnbpncr Mprning
Gpit ipritbt BON Gcutldlanp als cincnl
Gftppus, Ser ieinc Satgarmc ndA az
len Seitcn ausgcltreft llnb 8eute scz
madt bat, bciien 3ers Die 9uiirten
Idiper trcffen ipiirbcn. slblparten -
pprcrlt balt Ser Sttoplls Sic @eute
eiienieit ,unflanmert 3. ,lno ipirb iie
au6 nibt Ipslallen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-25
Ser 7ycucrbamol,.

&allaic, SO. S, "a. 8ebr. 240
Scrloncn lino bcute pbpadlos infplec
ctncs Seuers, bas gcltcrn ytaobt Sen
Senen,cntbiltrift beimlud)te llno fir
100000 Sdabcn anridtete. Sic So
liSci 1agt oaB Das Seucr burcb cincrl
Strcit 5tpilden 5tpei Mal,ncrn entz
ltanben lei, bic in etnen Seller inter
cincr neutrality-suspicious. BET aer5ene
lidt 5pl5 badtcn. Sic aerse lei lungcz
fallcn urb Dos bnralls folgenbe 5seller
mar bolo auber anntrplc. Sic 9lbgez
brallntcn lil1b 5u1neilt nrme 2eute, Die
jest allf Sic Dffentlid]e sSobltbdtigfeii
an9elpielen lito.
Eitts burg, "a. Sebr. 3lpci
2a9erballler scr Union Stprage So.
branntcn beute nit @crluit bon
100000 ab. 0Ian glaubt, bab pie
% Manner, Die in Sen @cbdupcn an
Ser Irbeit lparen, cutfpnntcn linb, pbz
lpobl 5ur 3eit nod ntebrerc pernliBi
lpcr0cn.
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Sic 8ufferballe Der Guroue &abetter
brannfc bellte ab unb cine Selobatteric
1200@cpc6re unb 1000 9lunbcn Nill=
l-nitipn sinscn uerlpret. Ser Ierluli
betraet ctpa $4,000. Sic slusriiItllne
per aaoetten mar gieentbllm Ser SIC
sierurs.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-25
Sub Sic &pIen 10 fiirdterlidl

bunsern, lpic bebauptet ipirb, idcint
5lpcifcIbaft, Da es, ipie beridtet lpirb,
nibt an &artoffeln feblt. 1rpboen lit
5lt ipiinlhen, bab ibncn Nlebl aus sen
Scr. Staatcn 5llgefii6rt lpirb. 9as
fann aclcbc6cn, ipenn England, bellcn
Scr5, ipic cs bebauptet, fit Gcredtig@
felt icbligt nnb bon NeitlciO crfiillt lit,
ieine 3nitinumlns crtbeilt. Gs mill bie~
ief9cipdbrell, abcr lllltcr ber8ebingung.
bnb 9entldllanb ebenfalls cine ent%
ipred)cnbe Meu9e @etrcioe oil Golen
Iiefcrt. 9icic SeltGclei ipirft, lpiberlid.
Sic beutlebe Nation, sic gt1alanb aus&
.5libun9crn bcrlltht, foll sur .grndbrlttg
Scr Yplcn beitragcn! Grpsbem sibt es
nod Menldcn IN bielcm 2anbc, oie
fir gnglal,os $ &nma nitat ldmarS
mcnl
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-25

ment nnlerer Sront bon Scr Naaas bis
liiSlid Sromc5ep NIT llnper,ninberter
@cftigfeit fort. slud 5ipilden Malanz
court llllb Dem linfcn llfcr Scr Wdaas
bat Die srtillerietbitigfeit ulr ipenig
abgcnommcn, il1bcllen lit cs in bicler
Negipn su feiner Snfante :
I &c a tton gefonlnen.
n31uilben DEM red)ten Maasufcr
nnb Srnes bcfllnocte Ser Sscino bcute
oaslclbc llnseitiin1 ipie geltern uno
bcrpielfadtc leine ipiitbenben slngriffe,
lieB obcr MIR 5allfen bon 5pbten auf
Sen Elas, obne baB cs ibnt gliidte.
ltnlerc Sront 5ll bllrcbbre6eu.
.Illf bcibe,t ssliigeln segen mir I'M
heIlcir ltlllere 2inic Sllriid. Gi,,en Sbei(
big binter 5amogncng, Sen
anberen bis fiiblid6 bon Srncs. l1nlcre
Irtillcric erlpiberte bas feinblihe
6ellcr fraftig."
Scr tr. 8cribt.
S.erlin "a. 6cbr. (ssia sap~
piae.) Scr bonn allitro llnsariihen
5anptanartier allsgegebene @eridt
pom %. Sebrrnr traf beute bon @ie,,
bier Gin llnb nclbet Sic slbldlagung
rnllild5er sln9riffe nproipeltlid BON
Sarnnpol.
SIN Der italienilfelt Sront I'M Slonz
5obiltrift pauern sic slrtillcricfanpfc
fort llnD 9robe Scllcr lpllrhen binter
Den italie1iihen 2inien bcpbadtct.
Son Ilbanicn ipirb gcnelbct, bab
bic Seifcrreider ibrc @egner aus eincr
porsclcbobcnen Stclllns liibDltlid bon
9ltra5so bertriebcn baben
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-25
Scr arieg.
Sm mcr bpruarts, iagt
8crlin.

8erlin, "a. Sebr. (@ia 2pnbpn,
4:12 9fadn.) 8eiterc oclltlhe &C.
lpinnc nDrblid bon @crbun ~ipllrbcn
bente bertd)tet. Ser san3e Balopiltrift
npromeltli6 unb nprpDitlid bon geal,-
mont uno Der Sort bon perbe linb in
Ocutlden $odnben. slu1 Sic 96rfer
8rabant, Soallmont nnb ganogneur
IN Der 3egion pp,r gerbun tpl1rbcn ac=.
,lonll,lcn. Solgenoes Ser bentige oeutzI
idc Sagcsberidt:
Bon Der Beitfront Gic Grfplae,
Die mir 0itlid scr Maas errunaen,
tpllroen iueiter ausgebebrt. Sic G1rfer
Brabant, @al1n,ont unb ga11pgncur
ipllrocn erobert. Ser gan5e @albbiz
ltrift n6rSIid, norbipcitli6 ulb Dltlid,
bon Beaumont ltllb ~bcr 6erbcr @alo
1lno tn lll1icren1 @clib.
(Sampgncng ioll MIR 6 Nicilcn
nDrolid) bon Gerbun Iicgcn, alIp int
@ereic) Scr Geidiite oielcr sscltllng.)
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1bpbener frat,s Soften iibcrrllmpelt
nnb Die gauge @arniIpn bon so D1aun
9efan9en.
Son ber Sltfront: sSn sen 1Drbliz
d)en sbldnittcn Scr Srnnt Con Ser
9iina) bat es Iebbafte 1slrtilcriebuelle
gegebcn lllib On 5ablreiden Ynnften
acknowledgements, aber feinc 3lpiz
id)cnfalle BON beipnbercr @cbclltllna.
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rid)ten."
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NrcB.) llnter ben slugen bes &aiIers
bat iib bic grmee bcs &rpnprinscn bic
IN SGllbipeite Ser Sorts bon @erburl
bnrdgcbdmmert gier Scr acnontn1ez
rer 90rfer iil,b nur s svleilen BON
gcrolm uno eines, gamognclg, lpgor
MIR 6 Neilen. gs lou cine Ser grobtell
sflad)ten bes &rieges cntbrannt Ieilt
llrb Die beiberleitigcn @erlulte iperbe,l
ld6on auf annaberno 10000 Naann
.geid)att. She bclltIde idlperc 8elagez
rill,gsartillerie iptrb lpfort gegen sic
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tueroell, tpenn sic 9cutibcn Sic gcipnrz
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Sn1' @riegsant ipurbe beute ausscz
fiibrt, Dab obipobl Bic Sransolen n6rbe
ltdJ bon gcrbun, ipo bie 9cut1Aen felt
4 Sagen Mn9riffc nit enormcn Streitz
fraften gcttacbt baben, etipas gcrrain
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Den ieicr.
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nittag beIagt: Sic admpfc in Ser Ncz
gip1 l,Drblid bpn @crbnn baucrm mil
unberminbcrtcr Seftigfeit iort. Scr
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gegebem, ilidt aber Ser bon Gan1pgz
neur. 8rabai,t ipllrbe geitern Nadl
ger1un,t, ipeil es cinenl l5ll ltarfer
8otnbarbemcnt allsgeiest ipar. Ser
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idiebcnen Hllnften ipllrbc nit quite,
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in einent llllcrer gorpoitel iln @albt
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re fleine Nngriffe abgeipebrt.
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gerSlm ieet Ser 6ciuo Nas go'nbarSe.
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Dor &crbun genomruen,
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eyeit,tn9.
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9afens bcrlcnft Sdrc lie in Grl geblbe irDen Sic
gnglanoe lie biei beras aeraubcr
babn - Ser beie Noniral 9ob gtorben aailcr Bibcms
3aupquartr cb n bcr Nabe bon @crbun
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-25
GruFe Ginnabmc pDn slntumubilitcner
it sslinpis.
@iro lid oieies Sobr auf
Gin c gii ION bclauf en-.

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cine gtillion bclauf fen.
5pringficlb, 24.Sebr. Staats@
lefretdr 9cipis Is. Steucnion l6dstc
bic biesiabrise ginnabn,e bon Der
Mntpn,pbillreuer ouf iiber cine Wtillipn.
ST bcgriinbet bieie Sebasltng auf Sic
i'm @ionat Sanuar pereinnabnten Sc
bibren nnb glaubt, bab es III bielem
Sabre in SIinois nplle 100000 stliruz
mobile llnp Naptorears geben iperne.
Sic @innabmc i'm Sanltar 1916 be-
trug $204 ,275, eegen S151 ,920 i'm
,Mnl1ar 1915, ollp Gin siebr BON
$52,355.
Sic @inuabn,en ppn Ser 9cgttrt@
rung I'M slntpnrbilhepartnent nes
Stuatcs bclicfcn ltd i'm Sabre 1914
auf S703,403 unb i'm Sabre 1915 allf
1924, ,905.
|. Cine Soce ppn bcm Glup1dlIcn bes
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ii, Slliuois sibt
Sic fplucrDc Subcllc.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-25
Gfalser &riidlcr.

3lpci edtc u9SfdlSer &rilder" lporcn
aus ir9cnp cinen Gtltro bcint 9itlcr
.bintercinanSer 9cfommen. ElDtlth
Ipringt bcr cine allf, baut nit Scr
Sal,lt allf Sic Sildpiatte, baB sic
@cingliler pen foltliden Snbait per@
lpribcn lnn ihreit bem Gegsilberz
libcnbcn ms &clidlt:
vsscrlbt, mas bu midi fanrit2!"
Sem anbcrn idipillt sic Sprncsz
aper, pa fiibrt ser crlte ctlpas rnbi9cr
fprt:
,,sSit leioc fannit SC n,id!"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-25
Bic mdrfte.
Rrpbnite.

Ghicogp, q. ssehr. @ci5el1
1171a @tai, 1143s Sl,li.
&orl, 765s Nlai 761s Sllli.
Sofer, 1875 aiai, 1875 Snli.
Gctreioe fir @aar:: gso. 2 rotber
ssinter 121-t23; 9to, . &orl1
IS; Stanoarb Saicr 46.
Mpegen gtu. , 50.
@erltc = 66-75.