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NArean 0er sManenanrM0rndla -0ammINdre

JNfcNu Der @trnHcNnurWDfhuloiO OnntutinnfC.
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0ie observation-disclosures @omnlllure oer
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1928 S5llb. BON Der ror0peitlOilcn NnBcnli'
Sctte ocr Wlc0 olus 1iru6e, geunb oct nlt y.
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men, pelbc Die Nei0crma6erimnit unh ben
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Sugcbuie fir iaute.groarisnriiief, emrcio.
material, ctc.-llitcr uilo ifnli Der glltpttlll,
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ab3inpeien anSoriidid Dor.
,Sni 2luliragc Der Ncb0r0e
SBomes gs. Simmons,
(Nmui246- 30:Niltf-2)
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QunoJu A,arf Cemetery.

Sanpt,gmnann: TrcDtrId,JipaO.
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aer guiilmt. S0niii6lmneiL @elpinoe Stdl.
sen etc ano I'M Ircibhnns am Qnupt@lnpnn9
Sii iinoen llnier gIGent lpro. ipenn oetpinIbt,
hnrfOrc6eu
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gInd cinc 1olOc Scr CritiidJcn grntalitat.


Cic Nollun0- -glnertdsSinic bat ibrc Eerloncurntcl
cr6o6t ni0 Oc Ston0inapiid 9mcrtanidc Sinc lit ID
rem 9ciipcl gcolgt Sir bic 5a6rt 5miidcn 9iottcr
0am luO giep.YOrf bctrd9t Sic Gr606uig orcBig %ro
sent ulio na6cH ein Dritte 0esbsbcrigen Sreiies Gic
Siuien 6egrinoen Die Gr6o6un0 nit ocu 3cOerllicn
oc bncli ourd Die cngIildcn Eolirdubcreien enteDcn
Die leitralcn baben alo nd]t Bios oc 0ircttcn Scrtc
5 tragcL bic i5ncn Oiecn &dubercien cttebcn ie
miiien ald nod oie Soften 3ablrn Sn Der 9cfonnt
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miro 6ciBt cs: ollnicrc Gompicr n0 ourd) Die clropd
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men genotbigt anitatt Der f5cn oreftcn 9iouc Ourd
oen aauol iir Die 5abrt nod 9ioer0om ocn lhuce I'M
Die Spite BON Sd)ottlonO bcrnn 5r MAIDEN. Do5u milf
icn nierc Iantpicr or ocr oitlidcn pic uu 0cr mct
lidcn 6abrt Inn 0cn britdlcn gcbor0cn @clegcnbcit
5iir lterilidjung bon 8nllagcren mo Saolng, nidlt
3um ninOeicu 5lr 9ci1lagna5mc Der got 5r gcbct
britiid)e 86fcn anlaen l0 mcbrere Gage dJ Oaelbit
aifbatcn gs 5olgc oaDou criorocrt Die llc6crabrt
eBt cdcbn Gage ud6rcno c iri6cr IN Der 6al6cn 3cit
5ariidgclcgt mroc Ia0wdD crbo6cn iid natiirdD pic
Soften r 9etrieb, iiir 9ct6itgng fir ao1lc iir Ser
ld]crung cic., no bnbcn mir ms 0nber sur 0inaili
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rac3 pie Dor bere ameraniiAc 9iirger ais Sdjub fir
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lcll Hlleier Nc8cfHlg gegel Que engWcl HOtfallpe'
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aili Der StraBe mligcIecn Bate ,g8e Scr Serr ios
Gebcrr" miro es and in ociem Sale bcBcn niiiiicn.
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r6ubereien ucroc ocn Gng0nocru 6on sic ga9cn 0fi-
mem bcB cs, als c ab9ciddt muror Sat lie 6ercits
gcgan 1cit0em ibericbet Tie oild sen fleutc ucil.
trocn 1ompicr nidt eiucrlc pelGc pcrjtucacncu
2Seae er mo1H (S9bl)
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laaen mcoer Der 9tanc &lou6irg aenaut, sic Nlos
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onl dredcitcn ucnl ~ at alien &ierru por GnQlaio
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QlbUnneu en-, aif ben .DcntIdn Cprrrpon.
beMitn" it pAWilld Ubrr MuvrgdmaEia rr,
UaieL NAN 1fpeig1V pgg Giilce hnpuW peT %tls.
sApN oeu i@rlihlM Wliilbgnann Su maMtm
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0c JNdricbtrl welde III oen leBteu Eoacu ans oct
@apiliaotcn ocr arca9rcnOcn III europa 5it irls 6cr
Ahergcorngcn iino lac oaraui dllicBcH, oaB mic0er
GlrDBes NJ Gorbercitmig i'll 9lber ndjt ocungctin0iGte
gGroBc Giicalipe" ser glliircn IS no mie0cr enual
oic &ciiralmd6te, BON oeren Sete lcberrai4ngcn 5t
anparien 5u lem d)cinen uto 5uar a Der oitlibcl
ilo aN Oct uetdcu Sront
@cit cin paar 1agc 5ou ipridt 2on0on bon eHet
3N efmattcn0el SoroB 0er 1cttidjci als oer 0cgcnO
pal 2it3i Va &o0vnen Ccr GoroB Dat begoucu
ascM er gclinJt uic Nladcncn GoroB nI Nlai lcB.
ep SogreS inI mctida 0oiiiien Damn mcrocil mir bao
pcu eineld 9roBen uoegdea 9iid5ua" ser riliiiiben
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ggornaeF ~ lo aenner oer gaar bc6anptel ouB Sic
NNlea VA oielcm &iidalg Aledier aNre uqroci mic
pr i9rea leNtiabrgeN
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9ircftprculuu6Icn.


Mdltimpre. 81. Sun 1916.
Nc 0er nm 20. Snni oa. NiiS. In ocicr Ndni
ec6dltcncn idbrlidcn 9Snb pnrocn Die SolGens
ben alS Eirrflorcn fir oas iomncnoe SnDr crs
pdblt:
gSilliam ". 9Gor6nrQ. Charles g. llncaiu.
QSillidm DR. SuDocn, Tbomns C'Acin
e. @uiiin Scniins 0bcn q. Nnntug
Nuubus Shcr Gnpcnc YencriHQ.
SohH e. @iiiuge Sonce Z. Sclndn.
9Si0iam ". Nurt 6homuS y. @rcibnm.
g. 6rapioro Nldd S0bn e. Niihbs, IT,,
yS0licr N 0roOiS nbn \. Stone,
@omdr0 g. lohinion, Ndnoolpb Nnriolt IT,,
=. 0pngb GOiimdn Nctrn 81 0url0n,
Charles IS. RienlUu, g. Bartlett NnOmnro
0bnrlcS @nglano, ,Scre s., gSbcellufnb
a. NiQblnfos NnrnS
Rel Der bcuc Qcbaicncn GibnHg Der Gireii
loren iuuroe linlam NJ. NnNocn aS Grdiioent.
Nbiunrn 8. 0luDniun als &ice Rrdiioent Traut
81. Gunue ais Shntmeiiier mo Giuiiun gong
al5 0ils S6ubnciiicr wlcoereriudbli.
(Sunt22 2d,26)
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TricO66fe.
glnItirnOrc Gemetcrn.

Baltimore GemetcrD.
0frran: 6ampta guaand giDrtH.9rcuns, Bhllm
pun ocr 0nD- -Strnfe.
gcprdbnibpldbe 5n berIanten bon $50 on.
Gciiion an, inter immcrudbrcuoer MnlNcbi,
Sb5. Nnum fir einiobe 1rdbcr. StOlieH'
frcte' Ncnutunp her 0apene.
9Rerneiira5cns@ @inaana iett often.
(Sunii0.1Sl
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GOI6citer : 8ea6.

Der sruRartioc 5amilicn-9iciOrt
Sampler .aunile." Bicr i6. pe9 ehaBc
Wluuing, GieiiaN NonncrIlag niio .6retaa
S.45 g'orm 200 ylanm. mHo Gao gIbenbs:
Miitiuod, Gamitug nno Gonfrnp $40 BORN.
mo 200 gadlnL 8uec 20 @enis. GeDi NIL
Der Wienael
9isionh fir Sraaniiatourn.
(QfQi2T T&G-)
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Goln NerMia,

qcimcnbcnniter,
glg. 200S, crcnne.Sirake, Baltimore, Dlo.
9meiQhiireaii 9ir 37O5 bcrl. Unlicrns9loeine
0iQblnnbf0un, Naliini0re9uuntb.
0utIdlen ~ Ucrmicibcn fir nnr WclraenleittH
(Dlni20tS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-24

eicncraI uOn einiiuecn war Ocu 9Iniicm fciu lln6c
fainter abcr cut3idt pcrscn lie BON Scr erneieuna
aeier 9eionubait falnn gelueien ien (|96l)
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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1916-04-05

ent organization is the greatest ever
in the state. No one can say that /
am trying to repay the organization
for its support of me, because ! got
my present office without its support.
Until my name was sent to the SEN
ate, did not have the help of the Or
ganization. Yet ! have no hesita-
ton saying that it would be a crime
to the democrats of the state to turn
down Wilbur Marsh and the state or
ganization
Every man in the state organiza-
ton, from Wilbur Marsh down is
strong for Wilson. Ed Dunn in re
cent statement shows that he is not
with Wilson. In fact, within the pas
two years, he Threatened to leave the
democrat party. From Reddy's state
ments, enc must judge that he also
Is not much of a Wilson man.
Every goodN supporter Of woodrow
Wilson should make himself com
mittee Of one TO get his friends to
the polls on April 10th to vote for
Marsh and the present organization,
and thus give the first great boost in
Iowa for the reelection of Wilson for
President by electing his stronges
supporters.
Yours for Democratic Success,
E. r. MOORE,
Dubuque, Iowa.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1916-04-05
MRS. WAITE ASKS DIVORCE
Charges Dentist Gained Consent to
Marriage by Fraud and Was
Cruel to Her.

Grand Rapids, Mich, April 81
Charging that DR.. Arthur Warren
Waite gained consent to marriage by
fraud, treated her with extreme cruel
ty after marriage, plotted to murder
her father and mother and accom-.
plished the crime, intended to kill her
and other members Of her family, and
had unlawful relations with Mrs.
Margaret Horton" and other persons
unknown to the plaintiff" Mrs. Waite
sued for divorce. 8
New York, April 5.-Dr. Arthur
Warren Waite, who is in Bellevue
hospital recovering from the effects
of drugs and awaiting arraignment on
the charge of having murdered his
father-in-law, John e. Peck of Grand
Rapids, received notification Of his
wife's motion for divorce from his at
torney, Walter r. Deuel..
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1916-04-05
THE BATTLE or vERDuh

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During the past week the battle Of
Verdun has been waged with renewed
fierceness. According to military
experts y the struggle is pretty
even draw, but on the whole II seems
as though the Germans had rather
the better Of the fighting during the
past few days. Both sides show
the greatest confidence in the final
outcome, and both sides recognize
that this great battle, the greatest
OF all battles, marks the climax, mark
the supreme moment Ct the war.
This much IS quite certain, the
end is not yet While the attack
Ing army usually suffers the greater
losses in men, there are advantages
TO be gained by a well dirscted Of
8fensive. It is the policy OF the Ger
man commanders not to wait 10 be at
tackled. If they find the Nerdun
stronghold impregnable they will
quite likely launch another great Of
fensive In the near future at some
other part Of the line
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1916-04-05
THE WEST AND THE EAST
(Cedar Rapids Gazette)

Some Of the eastern papers are
commenting with Iowa as a text, ON
the. apparent difference Of opinion ON
preparedness between the east and
the west, their conclusions bring to
til credit Of the sane, judicial at
titude at the people Of Iowa, While
the east has been admittedly hysteri-
cal the people Of Iowa have consider
ed al, available information and have
taken time to analyze the Arguments
before delivering an opinion
Y in one conclusion, and q main one,
the eastern press is wrong. The
vast majority OF Iowa people are not
Of native stock II by that term is
meant the vast majority are descend
ed from early American pioneers. The
-four easten states, Estates east OF
Iowa., that probably figure most in
Iowa population are Ohio, Pennsylva-
MIA. ILLINOIS, and New York. "A ma
toritys Of these, even though they
bear early English names, are mix
ed with later arrivals from Germany,
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1916-04-05
SENATOR cuMMINs ON MARSH


From the Des Moines Register
This Panama Pacific Exposition and
the men there who are managing the
Iowa exhibits received enthusiastic
approval from the Senator 81 want
to say" he volunteered, <thet the
San Fancisco Exposition Is worth the
long trip out there. It is wonderful.
And il congratulate Iowa upon her
representatives out there. Wilbur
Marsh, as chairman Of the Iowa board
and Woodwork Clum, as secretary
have done more than | ever dream
q ed tsiey could do on the small amount
o6 money they have had to expend.
Iowa is In the front rank ot the
I states represented. Marsh Is the
most, popular man about the fair. HI
IL sought by everybody and liked by
everybody. Clum Is an ideal sec
retasy, efficient, alert and capable
IN every way. Together they have
written Iowa's name at the head OF
the Hist. The exhibit Of Iowa corn
81 worth q trip across the continent
andsit VIII no doubt place high in the
list sof awards. Nothing less than
genius conceived 1t.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1916-04-05
Ireland and Scotland. 50 that

Ireland and Scotland, SO that the
colonial strain in Iowa is attenuated
The very thing that renders Iowa
population deliberate is dts cosmopol-
itan character. Germans, Bohem-
ians, Swedes, Norwegians, Danes,
Irish and Scotch make up typical com
|munities. Each understands all the
others, because all are engaged in
similar pursuits and have the same
standings and this very acquaintance
renders the Hawkeye able to analyze
the motives Of all divisions at short
or longe range.
'"The east is dominated by the IL
nancial idea. It talks Of govern
ment as business matter, not as
an agency to uphold human rights and
to aid the progress Of man separate
from wealth. The east has entirely
changed in attitude since the colo
nists fought for independence. A
large elemen4 of the east is now
ready for a kingdom provided the
change in the form of government
would facilitate the collection Of
money.
The east has patriotic and talented
citizens, but they do not win place.
The states of that section are not
now leaders IN the cause of freedom.
Their chosen leaders are far below
the standard OF the early part Of the
nineteenth century. The east has
the effrontery to talk Of Dupont, head
OF the powder trust, as business
president" for the nation. Dupont,
accused of corruption in Delaware po'.
itics, would suit the .'big business"
of the east.
There certainly is vast differ
ence in favor of Iowa. The variation
is so great that some Of the eastern
ideas Of national policy appear from
our viewpoint to be aimed at the
the subyersion of free government.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1916-04-05
!: VOTE FOR MARSH

Every democrat should 60 to the polls
next Monday and cast his vote for
Hon. Wilbur w. Marsh for National
Committeeman. He will be elected
by an overwh Ginning majority and he
deserves it. His campaign has beer
clean and effective and pushed with
the energy and ability never supas-
sed In primary election in this
state
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1916-04-05
200 KILLED IN EXPLOSION
British Munition Plant Is Destroyed
BY Fire-Fire Accidental, Says
Statement

London. April 5.-Fire that broke
out late last week in one OF the gov.
eminent powder factories In Kent
caused number of explosions result
ing in approximately 200 cesualties.
the minister of m,.lit.ons announced.
The fire is str burning. but Is now
believedsgo be under control.
TIE official statement says that the
fss was accidental. 1t was discov-
cred about noon. but spread rapidly
and reached the powder houses. ter
rife explosions following.