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The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1916-04-15
For polIcy,s sake,

II noticed you maintained strict neu-
trality while Dubwaite and Twobble
we're having a warm argument about
the war" YES" Were you not
tempted to put in a word now and then
Just to expose their ~ignorance?" "Of
course / was. but for special reasons !
didn't dare to open my mouth" What
were they?" II owe Twobble some
money and | expect to sell Dubwaite a
piece of property and make soHe
money"
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1916-04-15

ters inch wide and three-eighths of an
inch thick. for a mediumeized kite.
In the cutting of the sticks lays half
the secret Of making a kite that will
fly successfully. II you live anywhere
ear a mill 1t will cost but a few
cents to have sticks cut to the sizes
wanted
Drive a small nail or large tack into
each end Of the two sticks. to fasten
the Thanksgiving to figs. 4 and 81,
and notch the side edges of the bow,
stick near each end for the attach.
ment Of the bow-string Gig. g..
The amount to bend the bow-stick
is important. For a kite with a bow
40 inches long the distance between
the string and stick should be 6 inches
Gig. 81. Use a strong Irvine for the
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1916-04-15
vox Popull.

The moral standard of the people.
acting somehow. is always there.
whether 1t be high or low. At it's
highest, however. 1t does not approach
the noblest motives of the individual.
for 1t is a communal conscience, o. an
individual conscience. 1t is never
more than the highest common demon
inator of goodness.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1916-04-15
The Child Critics.

Parents are living daily before the
most critical audience in the world
their child. The small deceit. the loss
Of temper-all such things r seen
by the small critic, and they all color.
in later years. his feeling for his par.
ents.-From the Delineator.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1916-04-15

The Malay is probably the most
practical boys kite ever invented.
Figure 1 shows the completed Ma
lay, Fig. 2 the kite in fight, Fig. 3 Its
completed framework, and Figs. 4, s
and s the details for preparing the
frame sticks.
The kite has a vertical stick and a
bow-stick, each of which should be
40 inches in length, about three-quar.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1916-04-15

on the outer part OF the frock to raise
the slip from the rank of Innings Is
OFTEN used In place OF chiffon. A ~,
OF plain color In substantial material
Is, In fact. introduced upon the out.
side of many Of the flmiest frocks.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1916-04-15
Velvet Collar eand,

A band of black velvet forms mart
of the collar OF some of the new
trocks and blouses of georgette creme
or chiffon. The velvet serves admi.
rably to give body to the collar.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1916-04-15
True HapoIpess.

Happy the man who. remote from
busy life. is content. like the primitive
race OF mortals. to pillow his patsrnal
lands with his own oxen. freed from
all borrowing and lending.-Roraca
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1916-04-15
unela Ehan-

"Mebbe de man dat neve has to
tight" said Uncle Eben. ain as
~peaceable as he Ia lucky"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-14

All the news all the tiIne-The
Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-14
WILLIAM JENNINGS
BRYAN rs ARRESTED

William Jennings Bryan in posses
sion of a $50 gold certificate, got drunk
and became disorderly in Rock Island
last night. He was arrested on Sec
ond avenue between Nineteenth and
twentieth street, by Traffic officer
fltzimmons and today was forced to
break the certificate in order to pay a
fine of SIS and costs which was as
sessed him in police court. 1t might
be said that Bryan halls from Water
loo, Iowa, and not from Lincoln. Neb.
Detective Sehnert picked up Richard
Gail on Twelfth street, last night be-
cause Richard was rushing the sea
son. He was walking in the middle
of the street barefooted. his shoes and
stockings being carried III one hand,
He was assessed 81 and costs.
Police are continuing their search
for two men who presented checks to
saloonkeepers In Rock Island early
this week. The checks were not nego-
table. One order was cashed at the
saloon of James O'Connor on Twenti-
eth street. 1t was for $3.50 Another
check for $40 was cashed at the Won
Dressky saloon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-14
BREAKS IN STORE
BY CUTTING DOOR
Dope Fiend BurgIarizes Dahlcn Phar-
macy, Securing Cash, Opium,
Cocaine ana Morphine.

a burglary believed TO have been
committed by a dope-fend, desperate
for want of drugs which he could not
secure because of the Harrison law,
occurred at the drug store of Dan
Dahlen, Fifth avenue and Thirtieth
street, Rock Island, last night
With a jack knife he cut a hole in
the back door and was able to put
his hand through the opening and
reach the lock After gaining en-
trance he secured some opium, CO.
caine and morphine. He took about
81 from the cash drawer. From gen
eral appearances he was after drugs
principally. although he overlooked a
quantity of cocaine Indications are
that he attempted TO get in through
the window, but passage was blocked
by iron bars on the interior.
4 clerk from the Rock Island post
office today inspected the postoffice
property in the store, which is sui
postal station No. y,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-14
ALEDO

Indications were this afternoon that
the jury that heard the evidence in
the case of Sidney l.. Moore. the Viola
school principal, charged with rape,
MISS Elsie Stoner being the complain
ant, would report a disagreement.
The case was given to the jury at 8
last night. 1t was maintained by
Moore's attorneys that no evidence had
been offered TO establish the charge
that Moore had employed force in his
relations with Miss Stoner.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-14
START BUILDINGS
TO COST $4,000
Best Week in 1916 for Opening OF Con-
Struction Work Shown by NUM-
cipal Inspectors Books.
WATCH TOWER INN Is BIGGEST
Structure to Re Erected by INV. Horst
Company at Amusement Park
Boosts the Totals.

Estimated cost Of work for which
building permits were issued in Rock
Island during the week closing today
IS S66.S6S. Actual costs. adding the
customary % per cent Tor uuder-esti-
mate, brings the total TO $S3.575.
This is the best showing made for
a single week in 1916, The total was
increased somewhat by the permit is
sued for the Watch Tower inn. The
estimated cost Tor this structure is
S55,000. H. ". Horst company has
the contract
The list follows:
Mrs. Jennie Kruger, Pill
Fourth avenue; garage......S 800
Hans Yoas, for ?. RessIer, 1927
Thirtjeth street; porch..-... 100
]. II. Stapp, fer G. II. Salzmann,
15l2 Sixth avenue; porch &C.. 1873
c. Buckert. 1921 Eighteenth
avenue: remodelinE ........ IS
5. Waisman. for l. WeiJhman,
-07 Seventh avenue; remodel
-lE s.....-,--- '..-'- -
c. J. Larkin, for Modern Wood
men, Sixteenth street, be
tween Third and Fourth ave
uues; TemodelinE .......-,.. 5000
s Waisman, for Max TaZman.
62l Ninth street; barn ..-... IS
J. E. Johnson, for J, P. Johnson,
APO Sixth avenue: remodel
ing store ................... 1877
A H. Sippel, SIS Twenty-eighth
street: dwelling ............ 1900
W r. Strutz, for George Willms,
2536 Twentieth avenue;
dwelling Observation-Disclosures. 1000
Frank Evans, 1924 Eighth ave-
nue.; remodeling ......-..-.. 200
Frank Geiger, for R Geiger, 562
Hinrichs street; milk house. 800
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-14

the successful engagement with the
German squadron. The Japanese SHIPS
will be constructed along the same
lines as the British cruiser Arethuss'
although the definite details are kept
secret. Special attention will be paa
to the construction of the two vessels
which are scheduled to be launched IL
Ills At the present time Japan pos
sesses no light cruisers of this class.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-14
The new colorings are
particularly beautiful

QLUES with banjo stripes in white, green and gold;
- greys, tans and brown of the same. Fancy Scotch
mixtures light shades Of grey and tan with shades
of green and blue interviewer through the fabric.
At SIS, $l8 $40 and SIS we We prepared elaborate
displays Of these suits-he values will be evident the
minute you see the Clothes
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-14
Nav Give Vote to Women.

Victoria, B. c., April 14.-According
to an announcement by Premier Bows
er. a referendum on women's suffrage
will be taken at the coming general
election and if the electors approve,
women may vote after Jan. l, 1917.
The premier stated that the same leg
islation which would amend the cleo
tons act to extend the vote to soldiers
would also provide votes for women.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-14

August Engels, $50 Second
street: remodeling ....,.,. 10
Phil S Nilcher. for W, ]. Swee-
ney. 30l-303 Twentieth street;
now roof ........... 252
H. W. Horst company for Tri-
City Railway company;
Watch Tower inn ......:... 10000
Schroeder 4 Ludwig, for r.
Manuel. $40 Fourteenth ave
nue.; dwelling .......... 1885
Total for week sec ,S6S
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-14

Pledges to the building fund Of ST.
Luke's hospital, Davenport, had reach
ed $96,S93 at noon today, according 10
reports of the canvassing committees.
The campaign is for $l25 600,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-14

Toxic, April a - Naval men are
especially interested in the two light
cruisers authorized by the last diet
which will soon be laid down in Jap
anese ships yards. They think that
the war in Europe, and more particu-
larly the battle of Heligoland has
demonstrated the superior qualities OF
this type of light and speedy scout
ship which made its strength felt in
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-14

Boys and Youths "Boy Scout Shoes, 81. rs and So
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-14

Mems English Lace Shoes, regular $3.50 values, a
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-14

Ladies' new style Lace or Button Shoes, regular
$3.50 values, special, at ..................
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-14

1000
200
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-14

Mr. Roys states that he will bring
his family to Moline and make that
city his permanent home
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-14
new FACTORY TO
START IN MOLINE
South Milwaukee Manufacturer viii
Establish Steel Fabricaiing Plant
in Neighb0ring City.
EXPECT SOON TO BUILD SHOPS
Lawrence Roys, Promoter, Said ia
Represent a Substantial Company
In His Enterprise.

A lease on the old engine house in
the Natick yards has been secured
from the Rock Island lines by Law
renee Roys, who came to Moline sew
eral weeks ago from South Milwaukee
Wis, with the idea of establishing a
steel fabricating plant in that city.
Mr.. Roys is having the place put
into shape preparatory TO beginning
operations. It is understood he rep
resents substantial company, re
Gently organized with the object Of
manufacturing steel products.
Trouble Getting Location.
lie experienced considerable diff
Guilty in getting IA suitable place for
the new industry, and he has taken
the building of the railroad for a short
period. Should his business develop
as he hopes it will, his intentions are
To later erect new building
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-02-24
5000 0efon9enc*
5panng Der GaubOOfrage bdlt nod 6OrbaernOe be6e
Grfolge I'M 98eit - 6aQ Gr3erum lift 9eudIanb tub
93etge 8efengtngen Der Oeutd rultden TrOnt
Srtt)es lnterbons peiitrt HiesmSrie9s"nleib

trauIidDe RitteiIuugen ans Berlin er.
fenucu Iniicu, mirS 9cntId)laub Die
Ger. Stnaten OaDun in 8cnntnis
icteu, hok ietne friibercn 3niidernns
gen, EaiIagterDampfcr, Die fcincn
8iberltnnO lciiten, piirOcn Dbne ans
rnf uift angegriffeu iuerben, audl fir
tiinftigc neutrality-suspicious. Sit
Gedlt beitcbcn tuitroen, DUrausgciCbt
inbeHen, oaf iUIdDe EaIIagierDampfer
ntdJt 6eiuaffnet ltn6.
Die OentidDc 9iegierung iuirS, 10
bciRt es, bebanpten, oaR Oas, mas iebt
uIs 8eluuffuuug snr GertetbigunB
farafteriiiert luirb, in 8aBrbett 8e-
luaffnnng 5nm Nnsriff lit, Iolucit I'm
teriecbnpte in Setrad)t fOmmen, mnO
mirb pOrIdDlagen, NIT ben Ger. Staa.
ten sn cr0rtern, iua8 in 8abrbcit 8e.
iuaffnnng 5ur Gcrteibi8nnG lit.
Ia fetner Der brttiIdleu nuo frauSD-
iii6cn 9ampfer, bic iett bon amerifa-
niId)cn Sdfen abfabren, tr9enS iueldc
8eidJiibe fiibrcn, iusrOen iOldJe Ser
iidDcrrngen Oun OentIder Seite Die
Iatnr oun crncntcu &eriid)errngen
fir bic Sihcrbeit Scr Rcntrnlen, Die
iic 6cf0roern, babeu, Iclbit inter ben
gebingnHgcn Der ncnen ltntcrieebouts
Sampagnc.
Berlin, %. Sc6r. -- gtirgen6s lit
Berlin finSet man ben leiieiten
g8nnIdI, 9eutldlnnbS ncneSaud6uOta
GampGguc nuf 8rnnb Der 8rpteite
Der Ser. Stanten sn ber56gern. Slll-
gemciu 6errIdjt Die Weinnug, BAH bic
9lmerifauer Die 5olgen Ielbit tragen
iuiiiieu, iucnn Iie iid nod benz 1.
MGrs anf bclunffncten friegfiibrenben
SnnOelsId)iffen einIdDiffen. Die in
ben 2niitanins s&cr6anOlnugen gegen
Amerifn bcruieiene 8ebnlS 1T nidjt
mebr DOrbonbeu, ueil Die GffentlidJe
Weinung iiber5eugt lit, Oak Slmerifa
II idjOn pielc BON 9euti6lanos gldnen
geit6rt bat,
gtciu 0Orf, %. ;Sebr. - gImcrifas
Iner, bic beabiidItigeH, Gn fSrcitag Die.
Ier &Odc anf Oem fran5Oiiiden CANT
| pier gGspognc" absureiIen, iInb SurdJ
arOugmc 8riefc bur Der SanfbUOtge-
| faGr geluarnt mOrben, luie Der 9ams
| pfcrlinie bcri6tet iutrb.
Cine angeitelltc 1lnterindJuug lit
bis iebt rciuitutlOS bcrlaufcn. Gs
liegt jeOOh fcin 8runS at Oer gn'
nubmc OOr, bnR Die 8arnnng aus
amtlifen Gncllcn fOmmt. 2aS amcs
rifaniidJc Staatsbepartcment lit ntdDt
benadridtigt iuOrOen, bah bic yGs'
pagnc" bc>uaffnet tit.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-02-24

9Orf unb iebeS Sans 5n elmer Sc
itung MAIDEN.
S0nig 8eprg interchangeable.
GOn0un, %. 1cbr. - S0nig Oeurn
crfreut iid, iekt pieber O6lliger &C.
| iunobcit nno feline dr5tlihen Statgc'
bcr baben linn Die Grlanbnis crtctlt,
| Icine ScIndDc bet ben iibeuOcn Srnp'
iuisher anf5nnebmen.
StOfbUlm, iiher 2pn6On, %. fSeb
GS iuirO in iuubliufurmierten Sreiien
hier beriftet, oaR cine &eritGuotgunn
iibcr bic WieinnngsDeridieb nbettcn
suiidcu 0rufbritaunien unb Sdmc'
ben betreffs bes atlanttIdDen 1Oitpa'
fet0icnites balo eripartct luirO.
9ltben, %. Gyebr. - Die alte Stabt
GpGcins in aleinaiicn lit Die leBte Der
bibliIfen StGOte, bic ben Srie8 sr
fiiblen befommen.
Grei engliidD frans0TId)c Griegs'
idJiffe bUmbnrbierten bic &OritGotC
pOn GpbcinS iiebcn StarOen lang am
2S., 20. nnO 30. Sannar, iuic Scpe'
Idlen aus GOnitnntinupel mcIOen. Die
ScIdDiefung rid)tetc iidl segen bic 81.
ienbabn BON Smprua nah gltban, Die
an ben Hnincn Der nraltcn Stabt uOr'
iibcrfii6r4.
Sritiibc 6GlIdnugen wieber feitgc'
nageIt.
Berlin, %. ;ycbr. - Ser britiidje
8eridyt, iuUnnd) es y9entId)lnnb ge.
lang, SuntrOlle iiber Die SuIel Ct
SbDmas unb Gubere baniidje Solo
nicn In 9mcrifu su erIangcn," iutrO
ais nnuabr nnb unfinnig erflart. GS
luiro fcitgeitellt, bah audi bas bGntidlC
Winiiterinm Ocs glenfern ertlartc,
OaR Die SeridJte ii6er OeutIfc Gin'
fliTe irgenb ,ueldDer srt auf ben 3D.
niidDen 8eitiuSiIdeu SnIeln mnbc.
griirOet iino.
420 WiQiunen 0fnnS nener brttii1er
ariegsfrenii,
GOnhOH, %. SSebr. - 0as Inter
6aus beiuilligte ueue Arebitc in Sc
Iamt9D4c nnn 420,000,00O &funS
Sterling. Dtan nimmt an, baf bteiC
Snmmc sic SriegsunfOiteu bis Gnbe
Mai oeft, pObnrb Die 8ciamt6ciuillt'
gnngcn onrh 9lbitimmnngcH ieit 8e'
ginn oes arieaes itdJ anf 2,0S2, ,0O0,'
! 600 Efnuo Stcrling (ctlua S1O,0O0,'
000,000) itellen, cine Snmme, Die ge'
mGf Gremicr 2l8qnitb onidjt nnr md
nift ba gclueIen lit, IOHbern tatIad'
| lid Die @oritellnngSfraft irgenO zines
Tinan5manues in bicIem OOer einem
anOcren 2an6e iibcrtrifft,"
8nIbingtOn, %. 6ebr. - 8ie Der.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-02-24

Ser. Stoaten cine 9foue ipielen, muir
De Elm 2lufruf sur 9lbboltung elmer
9}atioualfonbention bon oWdnnern
uno SSruuen Der iriihen 9taiIe" erloi'
fen 0lrh Oie Der @elt befannt geges
ben Dcr0en Iou, Dob 25rIono bon Gng.
Ion0 niht unteroritft nerOen fonnte
un0 ouh in 3utltnft nidt unteroriidt
mer0en fonn." Sir 0te 2lbboltrtug
Ger GonDention it1o Der 1. ano 5.
W6r3 in Iu8iibt getommen.
Inter 0enen, oie 0en gufruf inter
5ei6neten, befinoen itd Gictor Ser.
bert, 95rGIiocut Der G5rienolD Cons OF
ct. Ratrtf; Sol. W}c2au9bItn, gta.
tionulprQiioent Oe5 2Incient Sr0er OF
&iberniun3; z. ct. So6n @affnep,
biz Dor fltr5em onerifoniIher @ene.
rolfonIul in 0}iln1en, Der megen yiei-
ner oQ3u 0eutI6ireltn0Iihen6altung"
obberufen rplroe; 9feb. Sobn Goods
noug6, BrQIioent Ser ltniperiitQt
g}otre Game; giidof 8biIip f. Wtc-
9eDitt, 9biIooelpbio; Rthter SSerc.
miab $. 2pnh, 8utte, Wontona;
Ren. e. 6. 2)orfe, Gan Jranctsco uno
Rep. GiuotbD 8empieD, ct. 2ouis.
S5n Der 2lntiinoiguug beiBt e8, oab
Syrlono nit 9offnlmg l1no Gertrouen
Dem pouitdnoi8en3 3uiammenbrlIh Der
britiIhen MiBnirtidaft oIS 5oGge 6es
0egenpdrtigen &riege3 entgegenitebt.
England uno feline 2lQiierten,
fii6rt Der 9ufr4f meiter aus, Ditno
trob ibreS probleriiden @nlpru6S
ollf lleberIegeubeit on 3abl, 8el0 unO
@e6tet itberoll geI6logen poroen, no
@iiien uno a0nneu, 3apferfett uno
StQrfe Die Q8affen btl0eten. g2nr
3eniur rmo aabelfontroIle in8emein.
Idaft nit ihren beliebteiten 8affen,
ser 8erleunoung un0 Der 2iige, pa.
ben e8 oen 8riten ern6gliht, boS
, ,9lniehen" i6rer Su6e i'm neutralet
glu8lon6e oufre6t 3u erbolten. 3ieie
8nffen fiibrte England nit iener 81.
herbeit unb ienem @rfolg, pie lie nur
reid,e Grfa6rlng uno ererbte 8eran.
loglm8 gepd6ren.
9(uf ser Soge8or6nttn9 Ytebt inter
onoerem Die gelprehunJ Der beIten
MaBnabmen 5ltr @abrltng hes reft'
ntGBigen Inipruns s5rlouos, ltd fin
INNER bon Gnelunb los5uloieit 10
Dab 9SrIanb tpieber ieinen Blas nnter
Den unobbdngigen 0ationen Der 8eli
einnebmen fann."
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-02-24

Berlin, "a. Tebr. - Seitlid) BON
WaassSluf ornngcn OcutId)e Srup
pen trOb Der IOrafGltisen, ieit unOert
balb Sabren nit aller Srtegsfnnit cr
ridhetcn &cfeitigungen bes TeinOcs
uuf cine Strcfe oOn 3 GilOmetern in
bic feinOltd)eu Ginien nu0 bebanpte
ten nidJt nnr ibre Stellungen, Ipnberu
madtcn aud 5000 8efangene unf
Ionltige grOfe Sriegsbcnte. NndD i'm
Cher-GliaR iunrbcn grufe GrfOlge er'
rungen.
gSeitere oeutidDc GrfUlgc anf Oer
&eiffrout.
SalO iinO es bic 8riten, bic an oer
8eitfrunt 5nriifgCOrGngt iucrbcH
balO iinb es Die TrasuIcn, Die bort go
ocn nerlieren. StOenfalls, Die oeutId)t
Cffenitpe lit itdnOi9 i'm 8ange. gOn1
0ierfannl bis SelfOrt nirb Der TeinS
anbauernO beunrnbtat. Ter lcbte
Shlag fiel gegen Die GSran5Oien bcj
SOude5 mo bic GentIdeu fran5OiiId)e
Stellnngen in elmer Ynsbchnung oOu
800 Wctcrn eritiirmtcn nno in SGn.
ben bebielten, Iutuie bnnberte OOn 0e'
faugeucn madItCu.
Sci &GSlUiu an Der Strppa baben
Die Geiterreider purgcTdObene Stcl'
lnngen Der 9uien erObert. 9en al,
bnniIdcn SilfStrnppen Der Seiterrei'
der lit eS geInngen, bis 5nr gOria OOr'
5uOringen, Oerart Der 8nrniiun DIT
rn5sUs ben 0tiif5n9 abidnttbenS.
0ef GrSernm in Die 6dnbe Der
9tniien gefnllen lit, ipiro Ieiteus bcI
Ocntiden MilitGrbcbOrOen fir luabr'
IdJcinlid, 9ebalten; iie meiicn aber Die,
lem ruIiiIhcn GrfOIgc feline beIOnoert
gebentnng bel, iOnbern balten es fin
uusgeidllDIeu, bnf CT irgenO eineu
Ginfluf anf Die GperatiOncn tm San
faIus pOer an Der Sraffrunt ansiI6cu
miro. Die 6Oben 0e6irae lueitlid
Grsernm MAIDEN Elm ueiteres &Or
hringen Der RuIIen ltnmDalidD.
8insf, Gnflanb, per Snrier mad
Berlin, iiber GOnbon, %. sSebr.-9C1
milOc @inter in Sabr5efDnten an oeu
ocntIdjcn 2inien I'M Often bat es beu
9tnIien nnm0glid gemadjt, ibr OerIO
renes @ebict 5uriif3ugcluinncn. Sc
Der 3oll Groc an oieier 5rDnt, beIOn'
Ocrs bel ben Eripet.Siimpfe lit mil
t0tliheu NfaIdJinenaeiuebren bciebt
G8 crrucft Die riciige Mcnae Der Wa
idJincngeluebrc ben Ginbrnf, bal
Ielbit cine fIcine 3abl bon 2cuten Die
ie Trunt Snnerno pertcibigcn fHnn
9lnfer ben WnIdJincngeipe6rcu Iinf
WilliOncn BON TnR StndeIOrGbt-& Ser
ihnn5ungen bprbanOen, Die jeOca
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-02-24
sud- Ielber, Gltd) Gllcinl
Ga 6Ollette
GiinOi9t feline SnnOibatur fir bic
SrGiihentidaft on.

0}o0iion, Bis., %. 6ebr. - Sc.
itern fiinoigte 8u'0csienotor Ga
6oQette bon BiSconiin ieine 9anoiOo.
tur fiir Die 8rGii0entibaft in Ger re.
publifonii6en Rotionolfonbention auf
Dem progreiiiben 3idet an.
Gr ertlGrte itd fir ein embargo
anf arieesmnnitiOn, fir eine neuc
troIe 5rieoensfonferen3u gegen WttIis
torisnus uno gegen Die bor Dem
8unoesienat Idneben0e @oiierfrafts
I8il lmo erfldrte, ooB 7 WiQiouen re.
publifouiI6er Gtinmgeber gegen
9tooieoeItS gorgeben I'M Sabre 1912
gepeIen ieielt.
g2oro Gofota un0 8isconitn 6oben
ibre Gelegaten bereitS fir 2a 5oaette
angemeloet. 9toro Dofota bot, wie
SiiO Dofota 10, uno 8iscouitn 26
Ielegaten.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-02-24

incur on3ltfiin0iQen; ferner miro
mum pobribetnIifl Serr s 0 + II
IS toIIcr bon Gurefu oI3 &on0iOat
fir 0o8 Q toat8 ib q + nj e / it t.
2ln1t ollftreten, 1u0 int GtnDeritan0-
Ini3 nit oen 5iibrern oe8 g}otiono('
lbWroe8 bot ith Der Unit rs e / d 3
II e te bereit erfl0rt, inter gelDiiiert
I8e0ingunqer oils elmer Der 0eles 3
9 q te II our repubIiforiIhen 9tatios
|nolfonDention in Chicago 81 tonois
oieren.
3ieie 3un0i0Qtur baben mir in Sen
|Siour Sails t1gIicben 3eitlngen be.
reit3 onQefiin0igt (Sp0fer neNr
0oriiber.) Die @ertrctung in FOLDER
2otional Delegation lit ia fein
StootS- ooer ionIti9e8 9n1t, ion0ern
MIR cine Gbre fir bos fitr einen repn-
|blitoniihen Sieg I'M Stnote ltno int
i2anoe 70 notipenoige oelttIde Gle
Iment. G8 lit feline 8ergiitlng irgero
melher 2lrt IN oen Staat8Itatl1ten fir
IoIhe GeleQationen ou8geporfen un0
fouS erp0blt, nriBte aud Oour8 tru-
IN ole Soften incl. Hetie eotI. aus Ell.
gener SaI6e 3ablen
8tr DerIihern 0en Miitglieoern 0e5
Stoat8perbonoS 1rn0 allen nod niht
ba3u eeb0rigen Stimmgebern boB
0oS 0eutihe Clement, 0nS 0en 8ampf
fir omerifanii6e 8ri1t3ipien felt S5ob.
rem often qefitbrt bot, auh IN aQen
.onoeren Staoten ouf oelttiber 8ertr@.
tung I'M republifanii6en 9tationa.s
fonoent 6eiteben nirb, 10 in Soma,
gtebro8fa, MinneIota, 8i8coniin II. |.
10, ltno bob e8 etnig lit geg ell
0te gton1inotion Hooisbelts.
Solpeit fir oie3mal. SSn elmer Ser
nd6iten Rummern per6en mir ouf
ooS @eien un0 ote l1rIahe bon rpoli.
ttI6en Waidinen" eingeben. 8orldu-
fig baben mir ieooh Die bringence
8itte:
9elttid -amerifoner, in pel6eu1
Srt uno Gountp SIR ou6 tuobnen
ltno itintmen nl0get, OBJ GepubIifoner
ooer Genofroten, tretet an bte
Sront
getperbt Gub perti9Itens Inn
Goltntp-aemter, fals Sbr Die gefdbi.
aung on3u babt. Seio niht longar
5u ,beiheioen"; Der amerifoner Ie9i
es nur als 3urnntbeit aus.
! 8eipeet Cure Sobne, Cure Sreln'
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Sc 0o3u! 2oBt Gud nidt in 6ert Sin.
tcrgrltn0 0ran8en!
Gie 0eutide D}ideIei muB eno.
lib oltfb0ren. lln0 Wenn GSbl 81 be.
QuemL 8u gIeih8iiIti9, 81 beihei0en
ieiO, Denn Sbr nur Bfli6ten, ober
ni6t ol6 81 dte miinI6t, Damn
moht niht Die opoIiti|6e Wa1dine"
ni6t 0ie yGu1terbungrigen 9orm2s
ger, niht oie 3ieIbelpuBten eifri8en
lu10 opierbereiten @e9ner @urerBrin,
5ipien Dofiir ocrontmortlih, ionoern
iltdt Die Sdul0 fir Cure 3uriifiebs
ung, no Ite oaum Wirflid Iie9t, iuht
tie bel
Sud- ielber, Gud cllein!
Sans 1emutb.
Gle 2lntlrorten lmIerer 8ongreB.
bertreter ouf unicre s m ba r 9 B..
Retition peroen in ndhlter 9tutntmer
folqen.)
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arieg ioa Srlanb bic SreiDeit
bringen.
Nmcrifaner iriid)er abfnnft iuer6eu
am 4. nnS 5. MGrs in Neiu 0orf
NatipaalfouDeutiDn abbalten.

geep gorf, %. Sebr.-llnter5eih.
net bon 500 gerionlihfeiten riIher
abfunft, Die inn offertliden Qeben Der