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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-18
CRUTCHFlELD REVERSES
STAND ON BOOTBlACKS
Just ny Necessary Streets NIX In
Hotels. Court iinIds-FIncS Imposed
for SUNDAY SuIes.

Justice CrutchhcId yesterday reversed
ms decision to the effect that the
shining Of shoes on sunday was not a
work OF necessity. and stated that lie
would dismiss to-day the charge
against Peter Hall arrested Sunday on
this charge. Tn" reversal was made
aS q result % a decision in the lust
IhGS Court that the maintenance Of
sho"-shinin- stands in hotels on sun
day was q necessity Justice Crutch-
field now is Of tho opinion tina, it is
lust rs necessary to have these stands
on the street as it is III The hotels. and
police will hail no other bootblackS
into court for working on the Sab
bath
The accommodation Of police officers
is 10 have 40 effect np"n the enforce
mont or tho sunday laws. according TO
Justice Cru,chhcld, and he Yesterday
fined II. Meyers 81 aud costs on Il
charc" Of selling Il negro boy "A pack
az" Of cigarettes for Policeman Nc
t;owan. No mention was made In the
Polio" Court Of charging the store
keeper with selling tobacco Ia a minor.
who had been requested 10 make The
purchase hv IN" policeman.
Mrs T.. ". Kennedy WAS another pro-
Drietnl of store AT which an officer
purchased tobacco sunday. Policeman
Grafton testified he had bought cigar
there. Mrs. Kennedy maintained that
She was not responsible for the sale
as clerk had passed over the cigar.
However. she was fined 81.
Nike HoEa0ain and George Nardiana
were assessed their regular 81 fine yes
terd ~ for Keeping open on sunday.
They entered tho same plea they have
used in each OF III" other cases. that
they observe Saturday aud have =
right 20 keep open on sunday, and
noted appeals
c. rardini Was fined g on charge
OF selling soft drinks
Maggie Childress was fined 81 for
selling tobacco
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-18
ADJUSTMENTS
Smashing Drive. ~, Lyric.

Up 10 tho enemy countcrattack. de"
llvcrcd in force by the men and women
who compose the last act. tho Lyric;
show for III" first half of the week IL
Just ono series of srnashiuG drives that
penetrate deep into the lines Of heat
ami boredom. Not only is the bill one
Ia rejoice tho heart of tho Tired Bust
ness Man, bu, cvcn to delight those
OF the dcadlicr sex, who don't really
love anything or ANYBODY on the stage.
except Wallace Reid.
Swan and Swan. who open the at
tack. present a turn in which dancing
is blended with Juggling until II is
hard 10 tell where one leaves off aud
III" other begins. The man is the fca
ture. though tho woman is consider
ably more than the governors staff of
the act.
Then thes" two arc followed hy a
plump chicklct. billed as Ann From
Virginia" who can Civ. most singing
condolences a couple OF machine guns
AMI drive them out az the trenches
with her bare arms and knees. She
seems to he about eight or thirteen
years old. hut she has crowded into
her pate all tho showma nalip that
the average inGenue learns in thirty
years OF experience Her figure is
tina, OF a healthy child: her face that
OF schooicd coIuette: her singing
voice better than the average vaudc-
willie feminists, and her method fully
maturcd.
raul Fetching and company-of one
begin with a fearsomc song by the
man and terrific Cornet and saXo-
phone duet. and ih.u sail into rs novel
musical turn as the house has pre-
scented in 81 long time. Without tho
song and horn shrapncl, the turn would
be refreshing in every respect.
Jim and Marion Harkins need little
comment. That Jim IGarliins is Just
clever You know what mean
He is all there. His material could he
improved upon. but Jim doesn't need
any material He doesn't even need
any makeup. lie just subma rine s
himself on. and you're with linn until
they dim the stage for the orchestra
TO get the music for the next act. why.
the boy is SO clever that YOU don't
really mind Fun in Gown shop
which closes tho show.
Douglas Gordon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-18
SENT TO GRAND JURY
Caroline Smith Charged with Forging
Prescription for Morphine-Othcr
TOrgcrieS Alleged

Caroline Smith. the colorcd school
teacher arrested sunday night by 70
lircman Holt on a charge Of atten,pt
ing to obtain q quantity Of morphine
on prescription /" which tho name
OF DR.. NJ. T.. Nuckols had boeu forged
WAS sent on To the grand jury from
the Police Court yesterday.
The prescription was made out to
Mary Johnson. AIS West Leigh street
Although 1t was mad" out on one OF
DR.. Nuckols's prescription blanks the
physician Informed tho police tina; ho
had not issued tho prescription and
that his signature was forgery Tho
police claim that the Smith woman ad
mi,s stealing u pad Of prescription
blanks from DIR. Nuckoss Office and
forging this prescription as we'll as
three others. These other prescriptions
arc said to be in the hands Of tho
Federal authorities.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-18
~ A\D OFT or TOWN.

Nj aud Mrs. F. l.. stacy ana chill
dren arc leaving for Atlantic city this
week
Miss Laura Richardson's has returned
for n v!si, 70 relatives in Roanoke
Miss Matte Yates. who has been tho
guest OF Mrs. r. +! Cheit at ITO West
Avenue. for tho past four weeks. has
lsf. for stay at Hot Springs. befor"
returning t? her home in Memphis.
Tenn
Air. and Mrs. John Cummins and
their DAUGHTERS. Misses Ecssic. Marie
and Sarah Cummins are visiting in
Ros,on and Hartford, Conn
Miss Martha Jones. OF Georgia. is
the guest Of Miss Maria Adkins at
the home Of her parents on Park
Avenue
Mr.. and Mrs Louis w. Grafflin. OF
Ia k sonvillc. Fla. spent short time
this week with relatives here en- route
for 'Edenburnc." in Eauqucr County.
Mrs, Clifford Smith and her mother,
Mrs y. Worst: Miss :lisc and Emse
Smith. are register nj the Dennis
Hotel. in Atlantic lily.
Douglas Ellyson has returned to Chi
caCo after visit to his parents. AIR.
and Mrs Theodore Ellyson. at Sl4
Tark Avenue
Mrs. Harry Phillips and her son,
MGR months in the mountains Of South
west Virginia.
Miss Mamie Randall. Of West Grace
Street. is spending some time n; Nir-
gnia Beach.
Miss May stanley Jones, OF Rich
mond, is visiting her aunt, Miss Mary
s. Foster in Baltimore
Oscar tpshur is leaving this week for
The Allegheny Inn. at Goshen
Miss Margaret Pinchbeck. who has
been the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
RaEhy a their summer home in Han
over County. has returned to Ralti-
more.
Mrs. 4. X Rayncr and her two chill
drcn, of Fredericksburg. arc visiting
Mrs, Kayncr's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
r. ". Stamrcr, al their homo on
Church Hill for a few days
Mrs w. s. Cavcdo and children left
Saturday morning for an indefinite
stay in Waynesboro.
George W. Hunter. Jr., has left town
TO spend some time in Washington.
Philadelphia and Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w King and little
daughter. Elizabeth, left Thursday for
visit to Mr.. Kings sister. Mrs. A
II. Jones, Of Stanton.
Rev. W. G. Bates. Jr.. and family.
Of Gainesville. accompanied by Mrs.
Murrie and Miss Irene Murrie. Of Dan
vile motored to the city this week and
visited the family of G.. II. Redd, on
Roberts Street.
DIR. and Mrs. Chambers Woodson
have had as their guests Mr.. and
Mrs. James l.oughran and Miss Sarah
Flynn, OF Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. n T.add, of Staun.
ton. have been spending few days
here with Mrs. Ladd's mother. Mrs. II.
w. Stampsr.
Mrs He, Rawley and Heth sRawley.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-18
lNSPECTs FOUR FARMS
Administrative Bonrd Nnrrows Down
List of Proposed Location.
for city Institutiou.

Members OF the Administrative
Board yesterday inspected four farms
which have been offered to tho CITY as
suitable locations for the establishment
OF municipal workhouse or city farm
Those visited included two pieces OF
property owned by p A. Berry. AZ
flko; the Newstead farm and site a,
Dutch Gap. All other locations offered
have been eliminated.
II was the wish OF members OF tho
board that they he accompanied bs
Superintendent Whitaker, in charge oi
the District IF Columbia Reform School
at Occoquan, hut he was prevented
from joining them on account OF i'll
ness
The board expects to reach an carl,
decision as TO the best farm for the
city'S purposes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-18
FEW ADJUSTMENTS FOR
NAVAL TRAINING CRUISE
Excitement Over Possible nrcaL with
Mexico Concentrates Attention.
HIny Extend Time Limit.

Contrary to early prospects, recruit
ing for tho citizens naval training
cruise is not very brisk IN Richmond.
Tho calling out of the militia aud the
excitement over possible war ON TIA"
Mexican border concentrated attention
or the army rather than the naval side
OF preparedness. Out of tho possible
400 or 500 mon who can be taken care
OF on tho Louisiana. q few moro than
sixty applicants have been enrolled At
the local recruiting Office.
Those who have enlisted for tho
cruise from Richmond and tho hmm edi .
ate vicinity are Aubrey y. Aaron. cGI3
stuart Avenue: Charles y. Policy. |
North Mulberry street: Osborne Jones,
c3oo Monument Avenue: George L. Car
neal. Broad street Road: Louis Her
rink. r. +. y. No 2: Randolph +. Ma
son. : North Second street: Paul r
McF'ail. los East Tenth street: Robin
y. Fraysor. 3O4 North Rylaud street ;
Robert W. Harris. 1903 Albany Avenue:
William Sinton. 1916 West Franklin
street: Thomas H. Spicrs. aol Wcst
Main street: Claudius G. Sncad. 22oS
stuart Avenue: C;ustave y. pcplc. Stop
No. IS, Roland Park.
Those who go from Virginia will be
associated with men from Maryland
and North Carolina on board the bat
tlcship Louisiana. The cruise is to be-
gin August Ia. sailing from Norfolk.
and is To extend up to September I3.
During that time every man will be
given as much practical training as
possible in the work OF an American
blue jacket.
Although the limit for enlistment
set by the Navy Department has cx-
PRED. It is thought that the period will
he extended till August |. in order TO
allow larger number To take advant-
age OF the opportunity. The cruise
is to do much the same thing in n
naval way as the citizen training camps
are doing for the army.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-18
Why Society Women Wash
Their Own Hair

Few realize how many society
women now wash their own hair,
not because il is a fadS but because
;hey wish to obtain the greatest
possible hair beauty. and he sure
they are not using anything harm
full. The thousands who have found
that in washing the hair it is never
wise TO use makeshifi, but is
always advisable" 10 use prepara-
ton made for shampooinE only, say
they get the best results from Il
simple homemade canthroN mix
lure. You can enjoy this. the best
that is known. for about three cents
shampoo by getting some can
throN from Your druggist, and dis
solving a tcaSpoonful in cup OF
hot water. Your shampoo is now
ready. -ifteI it's use the hair dries
rapidly with uniform color. Dan
druff excess oil and dirt are dis
solved and entirely disappear Your
hair will he so fluffy that ii will
look much heavier than ii is Its
lustre and softness will also delight
YOU. while the stimulated SCALP
gains the health which insuIes hair
grow H. ADV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-18

The case against Robert Mayo. col
orcd. arrested on a charge OF being
duplicated in the holdnE-up and rob-
bling of John w. Satchfieid a veteran
Of the War Between the States some
time ago. was continued until July -
I'm tho Police Court Yesterday. Mayo
was arrested by Detectives Rcrtucci
and Duffy. who. with ratrolman \. NJ.
Smith. arrested John Rurrcll. colorcd.
recently as another OF the men al
.cEod TO he responsible for the hold-up
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-18

of West Avenue. are spending several
weeks in Nova Scotia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-18
PAPERS ARE NECESSARY
The Iimcs-Dispatch Agent in CovipE.
ton ~ Acquitted on Charge
Of Sundny Selling.

r. NJ Elliott an agent Of The Times
Dispatch in CoVinEton. was fined two
weeks ago for selling newspapers on
sunday. and on his appeal to the Cir
cult Court. on July Ia, the charge
against him was dismissed. the cour,
decidine that the sale of Sunday news
papers is 4 necessity.
Tho preliminary hearing was before
Police Justice Patton. who imposed a
fine on Mr.. Elliott, and was reversed
by the Circuit Court. Judge George *.
Anderson presiding.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-18

and this was 50 small proportion as
to make no difference to tho service
Yes. the regulars know their bust
ness. and America would do we'll to
listen to them. They arc like the con
tcmptible little army" that England
sent to France-the army that saved
France. saved Europe and saved tho
soul OF the world.
Listen to your rcgulars--thcy arc SOL
tliers.
(SiEncdD J. n. DRAKE.
London. June IS. 1916
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-18
thnrity Affairs.
Motor to Hurrnn, springs.

MIR. aud Mrs r. l. Newell. MIR and
Mrs John ~ WYATT, Hiss Jane, wyatt
and Mcssrs. Richard and William
newell mot"rcd on, Ia IiuEcno; Springs
Saturday. where they spent the even
inC with Mrs. Alfred Henderson M.-
rowell. Mr. and Mrs WYATT remain
irS over for few DAYS a- house
guests az Mrs Mcdowell
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-18
wO,IEN's MEETINGS.

TN" REGULAR monthly meeting of tho
House wives League Of Richmond will
take place on "Wednesday afternoon ~
> o'clock in Room Gao of the Jcffer-
son
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-26
SlntbidaSen in Sllinois.

Georia, 25. San. Sic 5lutblasc
am Sainoi5flub tit beute nod cine
ernite uno ldipere gigentbumsperluite,
elnldlieBlich &ieb, nllrScn lpieoer aus
Sllsenpen BON Staoten ltno Splpne
lbips bcrid)tet.
SusgSetterant beritftete SEN Slttb<
Ituno beute 0lprsen llbr mtf PSI mb
nod ltei9enp. Cine Ser sroBten Sabri@
fen in ser Staot ltblpB belte ibre 8er<
fe, als ons gSalier Sen Waihinenralm
iiberflutbcte.
Sunoesbeboroen babcn cine Wlannz
idaft in Gait Ieoria Itatiouirt. llnt
ben Seid) 81 bcipaden, Ser Die Eeorin
uno Iefin Gentralbabnboie icbiiet unb
anocre arpBe GionnidoTten reparirelr
unb berIlarfen perldiebenc anoere
9eide.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-26
Sriauos ldledjter Gbarafter.

Gines Cages bese9nete id, 70
lhrcibt man Der 2eip5iger oaQgelu.
3eitlng" prallben in Galip ont G.llai
9ebtllp benz arpben golitifer, grionb,
Der INN III Sranfrei6 ipieber su @bren
gefonmcn lit. 9a mei,,e YariIer 9en@
lipnslpirtbin ebenio ipie er aus ser
8retagne itan1mt, I6iIoerte id ibr ma
tilrlib Den Ginbrud, nen bas lpenn
altd MIR fliihtiee 3ulannentreffen
nit ibrem beriibnlten 2anosmanne auf
mid 9emadt bate.
ntSa, entge9nete Sic alte Same, ,ein
groBer D1ann lit er stpeifeIlos. Aber
bDren Sic, ba mill id Sbnen eine in~
terellante @elhidte er5ableu, in Ser er
elle pidti9e unb nicft gerabe lhGue
8ollc ipielt. gSar Da eiu @crlpanbter
bon mir sliidlid perbeiratbet in saint~
s'a5aire. @liidlid, lebr 9iiidlid bis
Sll Dem Gage, ba 8rinnb i'll bie Sar1iz
lie trat. Srianbs stern begann baz
mails 5lt lteisell unO man propbe5eitc
ibm eine grobe 3ufllnft. Die ldDne,
jun9e 6rou lieb Iid bnlb nit ibnl in
Gin @erbdltniB ei1, llnb, eebienbet bon
Der 9lan5enoen. 2aufbabn Res Sobnes
arner 2eute Geine @lteru betrieben
einc nnbeoeltenbe @aifipirt6ldoft)
entflo6 lie nit 8riaub na6 Earis.
@sas balf oer Soinipeis ibrer SaniIie
auf oas title @liid, tpel6es lie bers
lieB, mas 6alfen alle &erIlde, lie tpies
Der auf hen re6ten 8es an bie Seite
lbres @attell an bic 8iege hires Sim
Deg Sll brineen, lie blieb in Garisl
Sic ltreng fatbplilde Salnilie bes
@attcn beantragte feline Scheipltng lnp
lpilltgte alldl nidht in cine 1olde. 9Sas
tbat nun griano, Ser il15niihen ,Suz
|lfiSntirtlter 9eiporbcn ipar2 Gr bra6te
cln @elets burt], nod peldem Chen
obne lpeiteres fiir unsiiltis crfldrt lperz
Den fbnnen, luenn Mlann ullo Sralt
cine gelpilie Geibc BON So6ren ecs
trennt bon einanber leben.
.Seben Sic, 10 lhlnB n1eine @irs
thin ibre grSablllns, mas iiir ihrnuz
eige feline @infel sibt es bod in Sen
@ersen Der beriibmten Mdnnerl"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-26
ssln. S. Srpan sebt nidt mi sen
Stuntp.

alaiami, 6Ia- 25. San. sm. 5.
Srpan ertldrte ant Montag i'll Nlialui,
Sla., bab er lliht Sic Slbiiht babe,
GrdIipent @ilIpns Spuren auf ieiner
Geile ourd Sen mittleren sSeiteu SIT
folgen uno olf pelien Niiltltnssz Yroa
paganoareoen 5u untlpprten. @r lpirb,
mic er laate, crit om 30. Sebruar noh
sincpln, 9Seb, fabren, llnt einem Sc
bltrtstag5enen bei5uippbnen. slaer@
nings seoenft &err Srpan alf leiner
6eiIe nod Sillcnln mebrere Hebeu Su
balten; auf Sic &iiitunesfrase iuiro ct
in oen,Iclbcn Sillnc geSug nebnen,
mic er Iesten 9erblt in mebrerer slns
lpraben getban bat
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-26
Giuc Oapbeiteuer.

Ser Dlferreidiidlc steidstagsabgez
orSnete 9r. Steinipenoer bot cinen
8rief aus bem 8dblerfreile er6alten,
iporiu cine 0lobeiteuer anseregt miro.
Ser Sdreiber .ltelt felt, baB tros BEG
&riegea npn Sic ncsseilen @loSciaaylt
iiber Sic gebipei5 aus Garis be5oge1l
lperben; Sic Steuer lpu min alsSdue
geecn Die atslanbilhe Mobe llnn ais
60rberer Ser bein1iichen Mpbe bienen.
. Sic slblid6t lit lobensiuertb. Ser,
0tpoenarren lpirb es inbellen alli bas
bisben WCebrfnltel rid]t anfommen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-26
9tuti6tn : !, Der @tltfront witbtr bic
= vsu9reifer
ltno babem eit,ise = ,e ~ uer5eid,nem.
gr06ere oeutide Oifendoe miro III qouoon eruartet.
Ser 6itr. 3nr3u'ard III aba,ien una6t SDrtidritt.

sd Can etobannt 81 @ebua Der pibigc bcb
100000 @ann bcrcit 5nt Nnsri Gpber tridcr
S1eg IN Wepoanen Gngdber bcrlorcn Manr as be-
a9ere @elss ssmara na6el alsgebunacr Wcnaen bon
8anpfen IN Wontnearo rciner spi1bel agt Sal bas
ga5e Sao belebt nb Bic gntpamg nabcsm d pez
Der EN- GROCER 9ritenbamper pcrmf Scr 9oeman Stiff
BON 1O750 Sonncn 8a runndc gtantsmann Carp als
Solge cse ernartet Gincn bon eben bs
nod Der Siir - @l GinlbluB Ser galaner 9luuanus
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-26
Graf sernltprffs 2hnf am s,atiunal
bMnD.
9 c / it 6 II e IN b rs + e L
Sc @ O o O q O

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Sanmlllng bes 9eutIc6anlerifaniIcden
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notbIeibenoen III Scutldlano uuo
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irattlide 6o6e bon 100000 errei6t
bat, gab bent helttiden gptIdafter slt
fplgenpeifr Sehreifen an oeu GprIibcr
pes SoilfsfaiIen 9latipnalcon1n1ittecs
slnlab:
aaiIerlid oelltId1e 9otidait.
Wein Ic6r berebrter $oerr Siarfs!
eShr freunolides Shreibe1 opm Is.
:. M. nebIt Scfecf iiber S90,S65.97
babe id oanfcnb erhalten.
Sir bic Slusfiibrlt1g Ser ein5elneu
s9ilni5]e Ser @eber besiiglid Ser Ser
Der Gnben miro heltens oc%
iurst luer0er.
Sic Spferireloisfeit Ser @litelieoer
oea Standardization 9lationalz
bunoes, Sic oas grsebniB Ser Sun1tnz
lun9en hisber auf Die bclplllpernsmer@
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tit 10 reht 9eeienct ms Ben aiutb gu
ltarfen ltnp llns nit Der 3uperIicflt su
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aiit oent slnsoruf oes oufriNtisitcn
Gallfes an alle @eber bin ict nit ppr@
5ilslidcr Soodochtllng SIR aufrihtig
ersebencr S. Sernitorff
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-26
Ser ssierperbaub III s5tbcn.
Son 9 c . 2cip5igcr.

Sn Gnelano lperoen Sic Miuiiter
Sastiislid) oie 0dniitcr,
@eil's alf Dem 8alfan brellnt;
Sen &upf, Ser lhiuer ppn sprscn,
Siebt man altb Sing @eorgen
@reb'n llad Dem Orient.
SSn Ser g ariler 9ammcr
9erridt slcibfalls &asenianmer,
Ser e erbe e tbut ibr leip;
Sic 1ingcn boiler &eue
9as 2ieb: Heb innler 5reue
l1nb g pinc a-reblibfeit!
sS1 81 0 III illdt Serr gonninp
Sic u@eritas in pinp"
llnb trinft cin @ldsden graz:
9a illmmte Ser Galerncr:
sgiie mar nas @liicf eud] ierncr,
slls am 6 a-bprnenpfabl"
e,eipaItis franft Sen Sarcn
Ser snltllrm Der 8nlgaret1,
Ser tapicren @elbenIdaar!
3i linbern iein @ebipeb6en
Srinft er Elm beibes Sbeehcn
slus lcinem Samplpar.
Gin Sittcrlr llno eiu Srieren
gepeiit, bab es ben @ieren
Ssbpn pur Ser 3nfunft 9rallt;
9rrm fam man's nidt berbeblen
S,ier baben mir bier Gcelen
llnb lin c @inlebautl
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-26

81
ten BON Stpfbolnl bis gagoao ber5u-
ltellen uno iagtc, CT boifc, oaB Gun,dz
nien in biclen guno eingeidlpiIen lein
iperbe"
Gr iprad old Sic soffnllng aus,
Dab Die Gentralnlahte bic unee6eteneu
@aItc balb aus @riedcnlanb binalts=
lperfen lperben.
Sea 3 G oonilde Sreipillis c
fir gu 9arien.
ge + ii II, 25. San. (2rabtlos iiber
Sapbille.) TrebScpeiden bon sofia
melpen, baB Sic Dla8eoonier lid in
9rpBer sn5abI ais Sreiipillige gum
Gienlt IN Der bulaarildell Mrlnee melz
ben. sSn Sitip allein baben lid 1900
Sreiipilliae aemeloet. Sic @clan1mt@.
5abl lit 10 grob, oaB biele 8elucbe ab.
9efebnt lperben nubten.
gseucs @erii6t uber 9 0 II
ner @ . T. Fal1a.
sltben, %. San. aonlrantiuopel
.beridtet, bab Scr beriibntc SeltIde
Selbmarlhaa Sreibcrr &on ser &olb
sum Gberbefeblsbaber Ser tiirtilheu
aanfaln5 slrmee ernaunt tpprDen
lei. tsSn bieier Ge9ion bat bie perItarfte
9rmee bes ruililclen @rpBfiiriten siis
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alt6 ben Soafen Gan @iopanui 81 Mez
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