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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-07
CUTS OFF HEIRS
WITH CENT EACH
Massachusetts Woman Says
That In 80 Years They
Did Nothing For Her

CAMBRIDGE, Mass Aug. THE
WI. % Anna h Gilman, Of Wake
rc.i fled in the East Cambridge
court, caves her legal heirs one
cent each. IL this unique provision:
II e.ys 20 al, my legal heirs one
CEN each % hold 10 them and their
heirs forever limi, these requests
10 so snail al amount because in
a lie ~ Htty years 7 never have re
ceived from any 81 them a single
kindness or courtesy"
The WILL VAS made In 1897 and
names as executor Daniel G. Gilman.
who was presiden, OF Johns Hop
kirs university AZ that time
After several requests. the VIII
provides Cor the residue % the es-
tate 20 20 into q trust fund and the
trustees are given power 20 loan or
give the income 20 any worthy e1'
acut-iN who needs assistance 20 en-
able her % Obtain her legal rights
There Is no valuation OF The es-
tate
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-07

Up e71.n0 miles Of railroad lines in
RE United S'a,os
Formal ANNOUNCEMENT Of the re-
sui, ~ he strike oallc. will be
1.s4a -ono-rov when he railway
MANAGERS and executive officials OF
the zig Jour b-otherhoods meet, Tn
less ne 0cads. AZ that meeting. con-
cese he aiSht.nour dAy and time
and a haf for overtime, he most
disastrous and Far reaching indus
trial battle in the nations history
Is likely.
Railroad managers again today
emphasized their point that 10 gran;
he demands wiIl mean 500, 100000
additional cost yearly 20 their bust
ness
Brotherhood o4cials today an.
svrr-E vi.a. cent a the countless
millions pail u,lel -or s..n.iaw To
marry The daughters % Vall-st. AMI
vow have millions lstr ever after
paving railroad employees a living
wage w. aar. 10 keep our chill
'r.a from say-s when We occa.
s.cuai'y st l'on 20 O meal With our
Gam live Mama he Is The strange
man taxing ll-Gar with us"
I~ taa. ef.5-- 20 prevent a
strike. = cream ~ Tator William
= WH- u hslt conferences hero
with - mao. C.m.,--. president -
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-07

DETROIT aug s.--Ciof-. FriGays
wheat market cIoa"d With smart
advance and the Saturday mnskrf
took up tne same ~oy-r~ cr~rtrg
with an ovsr-riznf a. 11-r 20 -
Early wires dld not maze much
cnangr the Fit4af.1r, N4' 70 - .rs
sidered ouli'sn emo a. froN 4rs
further damage news though Hsrf-
has been done o. .sstify rLcr nfsr-
er prices according 30 'h@ v!swh -
Leading dealers one miller in tre
nor'hwest has notifled rs Detroit
preventative that slr!'g eat
prlces arc liable fU 81 20 ~ gwtug
70 the severe shortening 81 the ffcp
through heat blight ana hack rrtf
wssthsr over Ike sbrihs gass,
cha nEe isa little TOO late % save ~ a
crop Rrports say thg r4st damage h.
syn RpreAn'ug ana some rbTu has
been done D. rail fle tEs Ilp
has been greatly reduced ir bushels.
the decrease bGcs LEe ~ 90 q.af ~
10 very great also Observers ssy ne
Nhest VII De mostly chaff The 81
madam ctup ~ ihs Hgrthwest s ast.-
! mated a. l0u.o9e.h0J Iu aga4ust 90.
900, 900 p raised .sst year
engage dealers say their books %
| not show great deal OF long wheat
| althouBh they have been a8tlHiuR
purchases for Tong sine rms show
the advance NaH not brought about
~ heavy speculative bGyirE "a
port buying is brisk and foreign
prices are keeping pace with the al
whes, was firm and quet satur.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-07
SUSPENDED
ATTORNEY
is SCORED


yond my comprehension He was
never entitled to ask one dollar for
legal services under the power OF
his appointment. The probate court
never required him 10 perform legal
services for the estates. He rs.
sumed. however. that his appoint.
ment constituted him an attorney
for an estate. and as an attorney
he has mad ethe representations and
collected from the estates. FEES for
the legal services claimed 10 hav~
been performed. but. In fact, not
performed.
"He has never done an hmm ense
amount OF work in these cases, and
yet In the nrst case he bad, he
charged and received IL Of 81 900.
which was for more than adequate
compensation for all the lcgnl
thought and effort he has given TO
the cause
He has abused his once OF at
torney at.la~ and his point OF view
does no trender his representation
any less false. or save him from the
consequences OF malpractice.
The court In a paragraph die.
missed the idea that Judge Gardner
was IN any way involved In Thomp-
sons activities
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-07
Will Name Advisory
Campaign Committee

Formation Of Republican advis.
DRY committee. which, with Chair.
man Wilcox, will he in direct charge
Of the Republican campaign. will DO
announced within a few days, II was
learned. Monday, The committee
will he entirely separate and dis.
tinct from the Republican national
committee and from the campaign
committee. recently formed The
advisory committee will consist OF
from fve 10 nine members, and
three OF the places already have
been tentatively assigned The men
already selected are William Loeb.
former secretary to Col Roosevelt.
George II Cortelyou, also a former
secretary to the colonel. and Charles
Is. Hilles, formerly William How.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-07
SEARCH FOR
FUGITIVES
CONTINUES
Ccontinusd from PAGE oao

sert, but no clue &c the IDENTITY Of
The robbers has o,en found
Two detectives det Jared. Monday
morning. thar Two men are being
held IN a precinct station on he
west side and that reliable informa.
ton Is IN the possession. OF The 20
lice as 20 the whcrea outs OF a
third II t. supposed that the Two
men under arrest were outside
men, or guards for the bandits
while tho robbery was executed
Another report IS that he patrol.
man on the boa; Including Cass and
BuTroughs-sve~ has beer absent
from duty since the robbery Il j.
declared by several persons that he
did not rC port 20 his station. Friday
afternoon. TO be relieved from duty.
This report is delisd by the com.
missioner He says there Is no pa
trolman on thai heat al any time
and there has not been one for
months. He said that a sergeant IN
uniform was near the scene of tho
robbery when Il occurred
William Darling George \. shaw,
John X and Louis J Bradley. all
OF Detroit, who we're arrested in
Lansing. Saturday afternoon. when
they arrived in Ford car, were re.
leased after Detroit officers had
questioned them ~ sore length
The detectives were satisfied they
had no knowledge 81 he aoldup.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-07
MANY FLOCK TO
BOATS SUNDAY
Excursion Steamers Carry
Thousands to River Resort
Places

Excursion steamers did q record
Sundays business. carrying upwards
OF 60. 900 people 10 resort and plea
sure places up and down the Detroit
river
For the htth time this season the
steamer Putin Bay left her dock AZ
the foot OF Firstst with a capacity
load Of 5000 persons The steamer
Kirby. reserve boat on the Putin
Bay route. left shortly aiterward
With 600 aboard
More than 2.l0o went 10 the F1ats,
Tashmoo and upriver points on the
steamer Tashmoo. while more than
200 followed In the afternoon on
the Ownua and Wauke'a
The new steamer City Of Toledo
carried more than | 90o persons to
Sugar island in the morning, while
the steamer Greyhound followed IN
the afternoon with - More than
500 took advantage OF the moonlight
trip.
The steamers 81 Clair and Column.
bia carried about 1000 persons 10
Amhers,burg and Bots Blanc island
during the day The steamer ST.
Clair also carried a large crowd 70,
the moonlight into Lake ST. Clair.
-Four boats were on The run 10
Belle Isle during the day. and car
r'ed capacity cargoes Of human
freight.
The D. A G. boats did a record
days business between Cleveland.
Buffalo and Detroit points.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-07

HOT DAY
PROMISED
ocontinu-d from Pss. oue)

The silver lad begun i's gpaard
Journey. nitlnE =. two degrees
higher taar 1, vas a. O'Clock sun.
day morning
a faint zpasmod.c breeze ear,y
u The morning. tempered somewhat
,ae ogpresstreness. Dat there vas
30 doubling The forecast hat he
csy pou.d De one OF swol'eriag and
s-Ger.1g
While The thernou1 eter on 'op %
ire Majestic building vas register
:0g .'s maximum - IF degrees, 5uE-
ds9 a. O'Clock ne Kiosk On me
Sidewalk IN from ~ ne cry hall
registered 1o2 degrees
In the weather bureau report
comparing he temperatures ~ 9th
~ cities Detroit vas ~ he bottom
~ ne let 'or high 'rarks, ranking
below C5 cag1. Minneapolis With as
degrees Grand Rap ds Saginaw and
Log'svg.A, With 81 Marquette
Memphis, - Louls and Washington,
u.'h ~. ard Buffalo, Duiu'h. Kan.
-as cry New York and New or
Jeans With ~ degrees
I~e cream dealers doubled their
s.,ss 4pp.ies 20 DO prepared for
n record orsaking demand aud 20
'qrrEaU a repetition ~ he short
age - last Sunday. when thousands
h@sged ,or ice and refreshments, BIZ,
he call Was not 20 strenuous and
he day passed Nth everyone qvts
well satisfied.
Thousands not blessed Vi'h me
luxury % ar automobile feared an
other Sunday ~ heet such ss .ast.
and remained behind shaded win
dovs, while terra n thousanfs ~
others sought reii~' on The boa,s In
car rides, and picnicing along Lake
81 Clair and the Detroit river
II Is estimated hat nearly 1900
took advantage % rhe boat trips 20
resorts NJ and down NE river and
the moonlight sEcursions % sscaoe
the beet Belle Isle. ~ eourse. drew
its usual ihfOna, hundreds ~ whom
enjoyed bathing and The added faciI
tiles OF The new municipal tsthing
beach capable - accommodating
mnre than 10000 PERSONS
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-07
Russians Continue
Drive for Lemberg
BY T,NLTFD PRESS

PETROGRAD Aug. Tn the face
Of most stub born enemy resistance.
the Russians continued their ad.
vance on LcrnoerE and have cap.
tured strongly fortified Austrian
positions south OF tho Brody, {, was
officially ANNOUNCED today.
The newly gained g-oprd Is in
the region Of ZvyJin, Kosfianiec. and
Renieuv. where tho czars troops
scored marked successes in Satur-
days eghting Fierce tayone, en-
counters are COINS on ~ the sereth
river woods under the most dificult
weather condition : s'rady down.
pour has turned 'hs battlefield into
swamp.
Along the river Kaupee. energetic
enemy attacks in the region OF
VeIssnuk were repulsed with severe
losses IN the southeast where rho
Austrians have been reinforced.
Russian cavalry detachmcnts we're
again forced TO reiir, slightly -outh
OF yorekhta, along the 1cheremosl
river.
Severe lighting i GOING on on the
whole Caucasus .rcnt. II. he re-
gion OF Kialkettchiilliks near grim.
gan, Russian troops advanced co.,
eral miles. North ~ The river
Murs'chsia The Turks attacked
throughout an entire day. bat we're
repealed In The region Of Muchsko
repeated Turkish Gttacks compelled
a slight Russian retirement
In The Bitlis region, large foroeS
OF Turks, assistei by Kurds. attack
ed the Russians, but wore repulsed
In obstinate close lighting
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-07
.BAPAUME
THREATENED
BY BRITISH
tCoRtinued from Page Oneb

tive from Nolhynia 20 Rukowina
Despite heavy Austrian ccunter-at.
tscks, The Sl1vs have made another
successful drive against tie enemy's
front south of Brody. where fhe7
crossed the Sereth and captured ak
villages. The AGstr-ans Cognterat.
lacked IN great force or his front
YESTERDAY and tho outcome OF The
Sighting il still = doge' IT. 10
Csrpathian hgh'irg where the Au..
TRAN have been re.nfc reed ~,
Russian line has .e.N under attack
since saturday
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-07
Sugar Market

Sugars Detroit wholesale prices.
CrystAi dorrlnees. 2-ib.. SIl45 crys-
tai dcrlinoes. 5-lb s., IS eagle tab
let's sI9I5 cut loaf $3.50 cubes,
1855 NNX% powdered S. 40 stand
ard powdered, s. 50 s-a1llAted. extra
coarse s. IS g-arllsfei. Hre n bulk.
.Ts5 srarulEted. .-lC. cartons, s. >
Sranulated. e5-ln. -urtpCs $50 ~r, -
la douinoes ETanIlst~d. -lo. . : o.
and 5-lo. cartons N -as~s 3 =
crystal doutn0es. grauvlatrd. Ea.t
fectioners A. $50. diamond \, 3
confectIouers A. $50 Ne . So.
No 5. 50 &c NJ. 8 IS NJ. = s. 50.
No S SIS No g. s. 90 No 10 s. =
No. II, $50 ". :. No i5f- SO
No -, s. 50 So Is. s 50 rrn~cak in :
mixture. s. beet grangia'ef 8 -
per cwt household powdered lib
carton. - - case, 3 lQ IS % csse
$40 per case
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-07
George corsidlne + vel Knew n.

George Corsidlne e. re, knew ~
Detroit. having a. one time been
member % he Old -.rns'1 o
gang made W o: John. Billy Ju
ME ard George Cor .lfiae. @ac IN
heir day csused he Da'ro. 81 o
considerable 'roY5ie. johnny s.ar
several years aEo
All Of ne brothers per .e Saa
York more than 1oza- year ~
sf-er having run saloon and sa'as
n Detroit.
George yas biz Imposing 'e..
.oA always dressed Ha.. a.a pa.
vel Gses Ro 'ook 10 rrr m-
por'aace iu Sew YORK .,Fe-s 'gr
many years be fRr me famous Met
s1poie ao'r. WLeG ..', lo'rl tss
s.oset several yee~- ago. Considine
opened another p.aa- AID he same
nams g- ~ yfs -1st ~ Broad
way sh- rsfr .rs Herman Ro-
s"n'ha' wa Shot Lieut.. Charles
Becker and four gu men later were
'i~c,rorltga for the crime
Tie biggest Jon lhs police credit
10 the rGE.1.r- brOthers vac the
kidnsp'ne ~ Joseph Perrien, a
wealthy b-r0if miller Perrien vas
abdueted from the door ~ his home
and held tor several days, the kid
nsrers demanding ransom Of f25.
900 for HE safe return lie sac re
leased later because the police we're
getting close on the trail of th'
kidnapers.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-07
Local

ard Tafts secretary The complete
personnel OF the committee will be
announced within a few days
Hughes is taking n very persona.
interest In the matter OF the seles-
ton Of vice-chairman OF the ma.
tional committee 10 be in charge
Of the western headquarters at Chi
cago. and II is likely that he will
confer with Chairman Wilcox and
other leaders on this subject In Chi
cago. No announcement OF the can.
didate's own preference for this job
has been forthcoming. but II Is said
that A, T Hurt. OF Kentucky. Is
being seriously considered.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-07
British Close In On
German East Africa
BY UNITED PRESS,

LONDON. Ars. Closing in
upon the kaisers last colony, Ger
man East Africa, separate British
forces have won victories both on
the south and east. IL vos oficially
announced today.
British naval forces, cooperating
With Gen. Brnuts, occuplod the SmsIl
German port " Candani last Tues-
day after Risht opposition. Other
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-07

naval operations are rrogre ssing
along the coast line where the Ger
man central railway. extending
through kilmatindc. podoma, Xiii.
kcmao and NGndeyentor has been
reached, the enemy having Lecn dis.
lodged nom thls area
In the region of MpWapwa, $50
miles west ~ the coast, q British
detachment operating in the dircc.
ton Of Singeda engaged Gn enemy
force which surrendered after a Wig
orous resistance in a bloC khouse.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-07

NEW YORK BANK Sr.TrNrxr

NEW YORK. Aug 5--se ar--aI
weekly bank statement today ovs1
The following rhauges
Surplis increased g rs- 80. loans
tncr.ases t3T sol 11H reserve IN 0v--
vaults. Increased i5sZ+ zoos reserve
IN federal -eFe~ya rarfu 1sc~aa sd
- 4ss COO reserve 10 other f@post-e-
tea. decreased 1221s roo net demand
dapos -. dee~Aazes t.4--.. 900 na,
tine deposits. trr-H7sed $50 SAG 900
circulation tarreAs@d SOS 600. az
Eregate reserves. ts4sf4l 40.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-07
Geographic FINANCIAL AND MARKET NEWS Local

siyes from northern Ohio 10 De
,roit late this afternoon in special
train.
Before opening his campaign In
Arcadia az p. m, MIR Hughes will
pam an afternoon devoted to rec.
reation. which will include visit
to Navin held and tour or Detroit
industrial plants Mrs Hughes VIII
accompany the candidate.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-07
GEO. C0NSIDINE
PASSES AWAY

NEW YORK. Aug 7-Georga
Considire cor mary years proui.
nent IN sporting and .Eea'rical a.
fs.rs. once manager % famous ory.
ers including jim Corce-' and KID
Mccoy. died 'oday IN hls home after
al operation for nHstG.dir.s
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-07

7 90. market ihGl5c higher. hAsvlss
81 30 IIoe =. usdiu-s slr-s1 3
workers. S1uHtn s5 good pizs S.
l. %. calves Ma~krt strong sheep
arc lambs Narkst steady.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-07

CHICAGO. Aug BIttg~ ETtTIs
M,s1s- hrs,. 2 g 5a,ry e ga.
ordinary. - a 2-c- srsfs. GO. Cheese
Twins. "a CitA r. young Americas.
- q. n Sc Live poultry Fowls t-~
dVrks ia = itc geese IN go
spr.uss. tsIzgo- turkey $50 r.fa-
ties new. receipts - -ars. g.lo.
81 TlaI
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-07
FIRE LOSS OF
THIERY-KENDRfCK
COMPANY $4,000

Horace Ksndrick. president OF
the Thiery Kendrick Co. declared.
Monday. that the disastrous nre that
Quilted the factory building ~ Frank
lin and Chenes's, early Sunday
morning. destroyed property valued
NJ 100000 The loss Ia covered by
insurance
When the Are started the appa-
rstus in that district was extin.
gushing q small blaze In q barn AZ
Fort and Riopeile-sts. When the
chief arrived at the Thiery.kendrick
blaze he Immediately turned In q
second alarm. which brought add
tional apparatus
The cause Of the blaze has not
been determined.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-07
STuDEBAKER
SHOWS DECLINE
Stocks Generally Strong As
Week Opens On
Exchange

NEW YORK. Aug Stocks
generally were strong and up at the
opening OF today's market siude-
baker, however. VAS of Ia. Cuoa
Cane Sugar also was OF Is.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-07
TOLEDO GRAIN,

roLEDo. o, Aug g-Whest Cash
ss,..T.isxsc,o rnb. .o c.;s; sAS s'PS,:m:
seed s.s 'c Cash rvs cs SsloSsi oT D.:
gT;;mS,s; '' 60, A;isc' pT,kS Sse,
creamery soc: tub creamery. soc
Eggs. Fresh eapdiod. 2sot frssh Sc
fects. 2sc. Hay Unchanged
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-07
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. Aug --' pen z --
Wheat Serfsr-u Der down 20. p~c-7-
Sep'eru Der ~ = r.. Ts~a n be- Up =
May up d.. oats september g0gllf-
- Deem Der unchanged MAJ down
&C Provisions Higher
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-07

buttFr--ETfFH rTea~frF ~ u
creamery arf's. % dairy. z3~ .r
package. Gle 10.
EEgs--Trsen receipts. -aseH ir~'1d-
"A. hrsts "a. ~frrr-. rs-a.p'u. g. 1
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-07

Ten-ceni tread and ehy7 Is ~
DO the leading sHh!eet ~ DISCUSSION
AZ No annual convention u no "a.
tionsi Association % Mater Rakers
opening today al sali Lake.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-07

A new three.act comedy by
James Montgomery. entitled Irene
O'Dare." 10 TO be given It's 6rst per
formance tonight at Stamford.
Conn.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-07
EICTN HITTER


ELGiN. Ill Aug 5-Pu.tar sAles
a. - i4c. an increase ~ -
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-07
sEW yoaE psoTToS NARkEI

. ri.S..T,.s. j.. s b: .... ss:s. a..
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-07

UNFOLDING
IN DEMANDS

1Contlnaed from PAGE onep
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RECEPTIONS
KEEP NOMINEE
ON JUMP

Continued from raxe oss)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-17
MifOtrge5mungen! !!
BriedenIanS bat sic &ebi,tannset bes
q ltlttmatunts Der slllitrfcl ansc=
npmlltcit.

Garis, 16. Seq. 9as .&etit
Spur1al" beridltet beute, bab I'M frallz
5ulilden stuslpdrtigen sMmte I'M Mitz
ternaht cine anttIide 9epeI6e eitlses
laufen lit, meld)e meloet, bab bie eriea
diid1e Ncgierllng alle in bem Ultima
tlnu Der gntentcmdd]te seltellten Sez
bingltngen nngennnnnen bat.
@ar,tnt plDsltd) cine iu heppte
Saltltmg?
2pnb D H. 16. Se5. 9aut eiller
9felttcr 'Iden 9epeithe aus sltben bat
Sic griebilhe Gesierung bas 1lltinaz
tll1m ber sllliirtell nit Ser @erlieberlna
beantfpprtet, buB lie ale Surberungell
Ser sllIiirtep erfiIllcn lperoe ltnb ipiinz
|lhe Sen @Atentelndbten biernit einen
nelten gelpeis ibrer freunoIdaftlicben
@efiible Sen sllliirten gegeuiiber sll
9eben.
Sic grie65ilde slntipprtrpte ioll fer
ner perlidert, bab feine segeu sic sllz
liirten gcridteten Sruppenperldiebunz
gen ltattsefllnoen battel1 oper seplant
9epelen p1rell. Ser Sranspprt ppn
ariessnaterial nad bem ssproen lpll
lpfprt ein9eIrcllt lperben. Sn Sc5ua
alf bie lleberfalle allf oie alliirten2an~
oungstrnppen ant i. 9e5en,ber lit Bic
sriedilhe Megierune 5u ieeliher Sc
n,nth1,t,n bereif 11nb lchIIat eiue
| Id]iebsgeridtliahe Seileeung bieler
slnselesenbeit ppr. 9anl lpirb in Der
slntipprtnnte nod ser @unid) aus9e@
briidt, bab oie sllliirten nad Dem
gtadgeben Griedenlanbs Die SIodape
ppn beilen &iiiten nno 0dfen allfbebcn
tpiirben. (gs mar leiber 6u befiir6fen,
pab Sic Slodnbe nas BON stabrtnss%
nitteln gdnslid elttblDbte8rie6cnlanS
balo allf Sic 8niee ppr Sen slliirtcn
nieber5mingen mllbte. slltn. 5. &cS.) }
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-17
9srpfeiIur Msiiniterberss gob.

step 0prf, 16. Sea. gs purbe
bellte slbeno befannt, oaB Asroieiior
Sltgp @dnIterbcrg, pelher belte lpdbs
reno elmer @prleIung plDsli6 in ieitem
aplle9eIaale Der oarparo llniperlitit
tobt nieoerltiir5tc (liebe slrtifel auf
eilen anoeren 8latte hieIer 3eituu9
slnm. 5. 9ieo. fltrs ppr ieinem 10 pl6ss
lirben Spoe nod einer slrtifel on cine
Ssspclenidrift ubseianpt bntte, in benl
er leiner lleber5euguns slusorltd sibt,
pab Der Sriebe nabe lit llitb bab nod
Sent &riege feline Spnreu pe5 Jest be-
ltebcnben Sniies Ser giationen iibrig
bleiben meroea. Sn 9errlieben @prten
gibt or leiner @pffnlng slusbrud, oaB
Die 2i1tcr Der ndeblten @eibna6tsz
bdlnne, beren 9uft bereits bie gan5e
@elt crfi!llt, auc5 als Sriebensleitlierz
ne fir Bic saa6e irrcgcleitete 8elt in
SSaffen bienen mD9eu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-17
Der gan5en @elt berfiilloen, bebor iie
nod ben @aebfen, Die lie 6eionoerg an

Der ganSen @eft berfiinoen, 6ebor Tie
nod ben Wa6ten Die iie beionbers an
9e6en, mitgetbeilt tpprben lil1o."
Ser oeutlde @oridlag traet SEN
Stempel Der geniatiprsn1acle, barauf
berecbnet, bie neutralen Sdnber 5u be-
eillfllrlien. sluBer bieIem beroiellt er
fetne ernlte geadtung. @as Ser Seino
bprldlagf, lit ein Srieoe, Ser bon i6nt
lelbit oiftirt ipiro lla6 benielben 9rinz
5ipien uno uSoeen bon prellBiIher Sc
genlonie" lpelte bie sluiirten in biez
lem &riese geraoe 5l oernihten
illden"
6uBlanb fann nit feinein @esner
iiber Srieoen berbanbeln, 10 lanae iee
ner lid nod fir Ben Steser erflart. :"
&niiiidler MbelsfpngreR benuitsirt
rfinItere Mahte".
ct. 9eters6rrg, iiber 2ol1boll,
16. 9es. stnlaBlih Ser Irieoensanz
trdge Ser Mittelmddte bat Ser ruliiz
id6e IoeisfonereB cine 9ieiplution an
9enomren, Sic Sen (6ereits aemelbez
tet) eirrltin1r1isen slb1agen ber 9uz
mo- nllb oes Teihsratbes entipridt.
IuBerbenl iuerben aber in bieier 9e~
lollltipn nod in ltarefr Sprac6e oie
Iogenannten vfiniteren Niadte" bez
nlln5irt, utpelde snr 3eit nod nidt
naber be5eihnet merben biirfen, aber
ieit einiser 3eit in 3llBlanS i6r u1lT
beilpnlle5 @elen treiben."
Siele HeIolutionen Ser Drei pber1ten
&Drperldaftel1 ipipie Sic @rnennllng
bes neuen 0einilters bes slusfpGrtioen,
Ser in Der 9llrna popular lit, baberl
biel ba5u beisetraeen, Sic politildc
Gage IN HuBlanb gu flaren. ~
Srgan bat ben Msutb ieiner lte6er=
Sengnngen.
ssodlnllpiIle, Sla., t6. Sea.
&illiam S. Srpan fat be1te bier allf
Der 9urhreile nab aRia1ni, Sla., Sic
fol9enoe 9epeIhe an SEN enelilnen
9re!l1ierminilter 9lppb George abz
gelanOt:
~slls Elm Sreunh Der friesfiihrenoen
Nationett, als ell Gbrilt uno Elm Se@
fiirnprter Ser ollnlanitat. erlalbe ich
mir. on Sic ebenlp reipeftuoa als brin~
genb 5ll appelfirer, oaB Sic Sbrel
grpben ginflub eelteno n1ad)en MIDI
ten, I'M Sbrc 8esierllng SIT peranla1z
len, it'd auf bie SrieDensllnterhonbIlnz
gen ein5ulaiIer."