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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-22
No E\ruES>ION Or OPINION
FRON GERMAN I'DRIjIt;N OI,I,t,

HtHL'N. APRIL - ovia London ArrjI
--''--No'hinS has yet dcv"iored rs "a
result OF tho receipt Of ihc tncri,,u
ho'c I" G"r'nnmy concerning Ger
mahN's submarine warfare. No ex-
hic*Sion "t opinion is ohtaiuable from
'hr Foreign Office. where absolute ret :
lcrucf is maintained.
Neither tho note uor ans rorercr.e
10 IT has hccn published in ,;nrr,any
ana thor" is 80 iu:imaiiou as yci when
the r"ic VIII hc uiadc pubic, Tho
celebration nf lio.y Week nnI .f ,hc
t:'"'"riidc. t'icr"forc. is. rroccedinc
n"diS'urh"d hN any kr"wledsc uf FOR
ciSn complications
lhc ministers dud other officials who
"cr" 'n,itlcd Ia IL received !, rouy nf
the note this: morning and were on
S"Sch during The day in stulyinr ;hc
document.
AS far as the Associated i'-ess h,s
hcch made acquainted with the scu,i
mcht III higher quarters il would hc
Wi"hr to regard IL n& ANYTHING int
extremely grave. The note probably
VIII be answered soiur time next week.
after serious consideration has been
given the Nmc,icau contemtion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-22
GERMAN REPLY EXPECTED
DY MIDDLE OF NEXT WEEK
Gerard Assured That Immediate Con
sidcration VIII BE Given
American Note.
BRIEF TALK WITH Won JAGoM
Count BcrnStorm Strongly Rccom-
mcnds to His Government That II
So Modify Submarine Warfare rs
to Bring II Within L. S. Demands.

WASElINGToN. April 2i.---Arihassa
dor Gerard at Berlin cublcd the STATE
Department that he laI delivered the
american not" an submarine warfare
t" the German Foreign pnrc y. 1 60
ycsterda" afternoon Secretary Lam
stlIS said later he had unt bccu advised
Just whcu - reply might hc forthcom-
ing Other officials Indicated they eX-
pe"tcd it by the middle Of next week
Ambassadors Gerard is known to have
entered Into Il brief conversation with
Foreign Minister Won JaSow. after de-
livering thr communication Althous Ii
tho contents Of the second message e. re
cciNch late to-day from Mr.. Gerard.
vcrc "l"sNly su;,rdcd II is understood
that the auhass:tinr ihformcd the de-
partncnt hc had been assured imnc-
diatc consideration would 10 given to
tic uotc
IT became Known Tonight that sew
cral mca"aE"H have bccn received from
Amb"sa,dvr Gerard during tho pas;
day rr SO
1t was stated au,hnriiativcly thai,
they transmitted only expressions Of
odit"ri'! "i'iriun from German ucw!-
pipsrS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-22
DISPATCHES" TRorl .,IHtSs,.an
ARE ENrt:.'Ti;D NnMt;STtRyr,

dispatches from tho amba Ssa,iur are
expected mur'ont"yilv To- Give drfiuitn
Information rcgcrliu- the viowy nr
Ecrman "hcirls. tho mauncr IL, which
the note w'S ro"ciNc,!. aud Forecasts
OF the ar't"n whi,h iii 10 t:,icu hy
the German c"vrrnul"ui in rc%nousr
t" the .icmGui at IN" l'uitc,I states
that il declare aud effect an abandon
mcnt "f the present ructh",Is "f con.
durtiuc submarine warfare
Count Won H"ru$trrn. tic German
ambassador. was not in Washington to-
day. II" lrft early to-day an :, wcri-
cnd Trip f,o Is not expected Ia rc-
turn {" tho capital until Tuesday, un-
los" Important dispatches on tho sub
hiarin" Issue are received before ;hcu.
fh" German embassy is scndinn
many informal dispatches 4" Berlin
TIC mairriiy of those sent $, far have
contained INTERPRETATION Of nuhli. am,
press "nin'"t. uu'I tho ambassadors
Vows on IT." Hjiuntj~u u ig 'kunyyu
that Count YOU f;"rn&t"rr has strongly
recommended I" hia c"vorn,ncuI Ihrt il
$" modify S'ibmrrn" warfare as r.,
bring II With hat the United St,trs
regards tr he the Law.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-22
NINE KILLED BY MADMAN
t'nnhsturm infnmtrymnn. WHO becomes
lnanne While In ChnrEc Of Police
Post, Fires scores of Shpts.

LONDON. April Nine pcrs,,ns
we're killed ani many wounded i'm u
street in tho outskirts of Vienna bt
Leopold FIGHTER, a L;lndsturm infau-
Try man, who became insane white in
charse OF a police post. says an Ainstcr-
dam dispatch to tho Exchange Tcle-
graph Company,
The Vienna lrcmcn. called in an
effort To subdue the madmau. PLAYED
tho hose on him while he fred sixty
more shots at them before dropping
his weapon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-22
RICHMOND MAN NAMED
j. ". Finder Elected ns Member of
Executive Board of southern Hard
ware J0hbcr.' SSsori3tton.

HlHAiINGliAM. ALA. April III
Frederick Orgiil. of Memphis. was re-
elected president of tho Southern Hard
ware .Iohbcrs' Association at the clos
inG session here to-day. Houston
TEX. was named as the next meeting
place.
Other officers elected were: w. e.
Thomas. Tampa, vice -president: w. NJ
Pitkin. New Orleans; Bruce Eceucr.
Knoxville: John B. Finder, Richmond,
and II ~. Peden. members Of the cxecu-
tive board
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-22
HOME ECONOMICS
Buy-Right Hints for
the Thrifty Housewife

Richmond's marts of fashion
give voice to spring in the ad.
vertising pages of The Times
Dispatch. The big stores and
the shops Of exclusive special
ties exploit the abundance Of
their offerings, the richness Of
variety, the authority Of style,
the assurance of values and the
lowest prices in these columns.
Every feminine thought Of
dress now is pro-Easter, and
the lively interest displayed in
NOTE-The eIImes-Dispntch suarnnt
made In Richmond stores that ad, ert
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-22
AUTHORIZE NEW
STATION ON SITE
OF HERMIT AGE
R., F. & P. and Coast Line
Directors Empower Exec
utivcs to Proceed.
UNITE IN STATEMENT AS
TO PROPOSED LOCATION
Reasons Why Main Street and
Roseneath Sites Are Both\
Discarded.
CHAMBER DIRECTORS CALLED
Business Men Much Divided as to
DesirabiIity of Railroads
Project.
DIRECTORS CALLED
Business Men Much Divided as to
Desirability of Railroads
Project.

To the long and varied history OF
Richmond Fredericksburg and Po-
tomac and Atlantic Coast Line Rail
roads added an unexpected new chapter
yesterday. with a join, statement
setting forth tho intention OF the two
roads. as early as practicable. to con-
struct a new PASSENGER terminal! on the
hermitage Golf club property.
Tho announcement cainc uucXpccted-
ly. on March II. apparently .n re-
sponse 10 public demands and against
it's own ratured Judgment. the board
OF directors of tho Richmond. Fred
er!cksburc and Potomac Railroad
unanimousl: adopted a resolution ap-
proving tho ioraIion IF the joint pas
EcnEer depot At tho iuterscSti"n Of
Broad street aud ihc Eclt Line. rhis
plan. i: appcars. the Atlantic coas,
Line found II snpracticable IL approve
DECISION - HEtGIIED
ST SEPARATE MEETINGS
The decision announced IN ycstor-
DAYS official statement was reached
separately hy thc boards Of directors
~ tho two roads assembled Thursday
at New York Tho statcmcu, makcg no
reference to tho R!chmoud FrcderIcks-
burg and Potomac action OF March u
II was made pubIi- over tia. ,frra-
;urns ur rr.sidcr, william II vhi.,
~ this road and Chairman I.nry.
Walters. of tho board -; directors Of
the Atlantic '"as' Liuc
E"'h roads appeal :" tho uonplo of
Richmond I" Nic'd their preferences
for Other si'"s ruh s,cruicSo. ia the
We 't"''iheh'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-22
NO VOTE ON BRANDEIs
N"m'natton for Supreme Court VIII Ec
Considered Again hy scmntc
Committee on Nonduy.

WASHINGTON. April Il For two
h"nrs to-day the senate judiciary
committee considered the nomination
OF Louis -. B.amdcis for the Supreme
Court with ut reaching a vote. The
nomination Will bo considered further
Monday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-22
SIT BBORN iNTANTIt, FIGHTING:
RAGING ~ NI,ItDl'S RFt;In>

BERLIN, April u tvia I.cmdonp -
Tho War Office announcement "f to-
day says that on tho Ncr,lrn fronts
stubborn infantry nghting Is still bc-
i'll. "arr,eh on
'i'h" statement follow.
Western front: Ia the ,Icu.c r"gi"u
,Ncrduu frcnD stubborn infiuiry ught-
ing developed in conjunction with q
.r"at 'rcrcnsn of activity on The p,rt
Of the artillery ON both sides We,
"f the river. the French made an at
tack with large forces against l." Mort
Il"mme 'Dcad Mans HID aud tu the
"n*' thereof. In general, these at
ih"kS we're repulScd with s.nguinary
losses to the asSailants The fighting
IS Stiil going on for a small portion OF
"a trench i'll the vicinity of Caurettes
wood. which the French penetrated
IT" the right Of the Mcusc efforts Of
the enemy to recapturc the stone
quarry south Of the villa of Huudrc-
mont were entirely fri,itlcSa South or
F"ri i'"uaumont. nshtiuG Developed
~ close quarters during the night
around some French trenches, aud is
not vet ended \ repetition Of the
en"mN's infantry attark against our
lines at caiicttc wood failed ut Tho
aud concentrated artillery fire.
In the NauX sector. on tho Wucvro
plain, and on the heights southeast of
Nerdun. very lively artillery activity
was the rule of the day on both sides
as heretofore
An aeroplanc of the enemy fell to
the earth in flames in Fuminc wood
southwest Of tauX
Eastern front: Near C;lrbunovlSa.
northwest Of bvnsl. the Ru"saus i'm
another vain attack suffered severe
losses. amounting 10 about one rcgi-
mcnt"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-22
FRENCH MAKE PROGRESS
NEAR DEAD NAN'S uII,J

PARIS. April 21.--Thc French con-
tinued To make progress i'm the region
of Dead Mans Hill, on thc Nerdun
front. In the fighting OF last night.
The War Office announcement this ar
ternoon reports tho capture of German
trenches and OF four officers and 1850
men.
East Of Tho Mouse n fierce German
Continued on Second Page0
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-22
JOHN H. SURRATT DEAD
Last survivor Of Corps OF Alleged Con-
spirntors Tried for Implication In
Plot to tssnssinatc Lincoln,

BALTIMORE, April 21.--John Har-
rison Surratt. last survivor of the corps
Of alleged conspirators tried for i'm
plicaton in the plot TO assassinatc
Abraham Lincoln. died here Tonight.
He was seventy-two years old
Mr. Surratt retired as general freight
agent OF the Baltimore and Chesapeake
Steam Packet Company several years
ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-22
Shop Early for Easter
Merchants Are Prepared

providing for it's advent is daily
expressed in the busy aisle>;
and salesrooms. Easter is
scarcely more than fortnight
ahead; and seasonable buying
has now practically become a
question Of hours. Delays in
choosing your Easter apparel
invites disappointment. Read
the merchants style news in
The Times-Dispatch now, and
make all other obligations
secondary to your shopping.
es marked snvinE on every purchase
se their lowest prices In these pages.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-22
DiAI mon EIlEN'r uAChED
Bl VARIOUS ELEMENTS

The l':az movement. IL is Id has
INC backing OF various clements of
McNicans both in Mexico and this coun-
try. AS viewed hy the state Depart-
h"nt. II is understood. tho activities OF
because they arc wealthy. while the
"e tact" S"Ncrnlnem; is Involved in a
Snarl o; financial complications which
would he hard To overcome even In
imcs Of complete peace.
While no definite Information was
ohtainahle to-uisht. there we're indica-
lions that some Washington officials at
least thought it possible that the Diaz
interests were seeking To undermine
General Carranza by his various COM
mandcrs Should conditions OF this
kind become apparent the attention OF
carranza probahl. would be called TO
the situation. Nt
II was pointed out at the War De-
nartmcnt to-day That the portion OF
chihuahua where the pursuit OF villa
mas been In progress has been doubt
tul territory ut best. Many OF the
so-called carranza garrisons are
known to be waveriug III their allegi-
ancc.
since no new revolution could be
started in territory where American
troops were operating. ii is regarded
rs possible that reccn, events were
The result In part at least. OF de-
liberate effort TO create conditions that
woyld compel their withdrawal with
out Irritating the United States TOYS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-22
TO DECIDE COURSE
/ OF ACTION AFTER
SCOTT REPORTS
Mexican Situation Is Dis
cussed by President and
His Cabinet.
NO CHANGE IN ORDERS
TO FUNSTON. SAYS BAKER
Pershing Warned by Mexican
Officers Not to Proceed
South of Parral.
THIS BEFORE RECENT CLASH
';n"cment. Supposedly Headed by
Felix Diaz. for New
Revolution.
NO CHANGE IN ORDERS
TO FUNSTON, SAYS BAKER
THIS BEFORE RECENT CLASH
H.n"cment, Supposedly Headed by
Felix Diaz. for New
Revolution.

WASHINGTON. April el,-President
wilson and the Cabinet discussed the
Mexican situation to-day. but decided
on 10 course Of action. Further steps
b. ;he United states toward the pur-
suit IF villa or withdrawal of the
troops from Mexico will await a full
report from Major-t;cncral Scott. chief
OF STAFF OF the array. rs TO conditions
on the border and in Mexico
Maicr-Gcneral Scott. who reached
San Antonio. Tex. tonight to confer
with General Funston was not ex-
re"ted to send a report the stua-
tion until tn-morrrw. His full report.
upon which decision as to the
next step I" be taken. probably will
rot he made until his rc;urn TO Wash
iuGton.
icndinr word from Gcneral Scott.
, Secretary Baker reiterated his state
mcnt that no change had been made
in orders to General Funston. and that
the department had no knowledge OF
any change in the lattcrs orders to
General Pcrshinc SO official report
had hccn received. lie sud that the
eNrcditiom was At stardstill.
Tile secretary admitted that official
dispatches had carried as Il rumor the
rcp"rt that Mexican officers had warned
General I'ershinE not to proceed south
of iarral 1t was learned ut the State
department that a report to this effect
was transmitted some days before tho
Parral incident through consular
agents MIR. Baker Insisted that the
warning had made no change in the
departments orders to the border
forces.
CoiTtiNS FLAT CONTRADICTION
Or tAURtNEA REPORTS
IT was indicated tonight that a reply
to General tarraa.a's telegram re-
GAr'iiuS tho clash at Parral, and as
Ser'iuG that tho American government
had Violated hts orders and the agree
ihent With tie da rtrtv government in
;'cntcriuS the town. would be dispatched
S""n War department officials say
the rrpor, on :hc incident from General
l'crHhiue. Major r"mnkins and other
officers is now c"inpete. 1t has been
withheld from publication because of
tn" Nat contradiction il contains Of the
M"Nic" city Gdviccs from General Car
ra'iHh aS Ia tho part his troops nlayeiI
in tho tiChtirC
With this report as basis. the Par
raj 'u'.idcnt VIII he treated as mat
tor entirely separate from the suc
Gr%'i"n "f tho dc f,cto government
ihHt the tr"ups hc withdraw wn Of
h"iHi- indicate that General ,'arranza's
! ft"h''"n would Inc called to the dis
rrcrauricS in tho two versions They
thcucht it unlikely he would attempt
7" uphold his original report I'm the
liSht "f more recent information and
n" lengthy correspondence is looked
fnr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-22

EEELlN, April u tvia I.rudonp -
Tho War Office announcement of to-
day says that on tho Ncrhun fronts
stubborn infantry hShtinE Is still bc-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-22
OPINION AMONG MEMBEIs
IL MUCH DINIDE.I

Opinion among members of the
Chamber "f Commerce and business
men of tho city was divided last night
W4ntinucd on Second ragc.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-22
ALL SORTS OF ADS FOR
ALL SORTS OF PEOPLE

See 1imes-Dispatch Want Pages for a
Service Of Unequalled Value
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-23
@ebr-5aRmarteu
Gum 8etroae bon ei1en1 Gent In Der
@eidaftsitele oieier 8eituns.

Der Berfauf Ser 8ebr. SuIfgmar.
fen gum getrose bon ei1er1 Gent III
Der @eih6ftsiteI1e bieier 3eitul1g
madt erfreulife Gortihritte unb
me,1n aud bereits biele Marfe1 bsr.
tauft tporoen iinb, 10 bal Ser Ser
Demofrat" bod einen DorrotB bon
mebrerer tauIeno Marfen, iooaB a0e
B%eltellungen .porerIt nod ausqefubrt
peroen. ,ffoi;nren.
Gle fInitIeriih gearbeiteten Mor.
ten NIT Dem Muf6rud Ser &eirnatb
Rotb, i6aff i'd Brot" laiien iih in
mdnnihfuder Weiie auf 8riefen, ga.
feten lt1o al @eidenfen pertpe1toen.
pie Marfen iin6 gum BreiIe bon MIR
ei1em Gent per Stud in Der &C.
i9aftsiteQe bieier 3eitung erbdltlid,.
Gin ie6er Gent fommt ben Notblei-
6enocn in Geutidlano 81 @llte, ba
oas aus an9eiebenen oeutIbamerifn.
aiiden @eihaftslcl,ten b~eitebenbe SEQ.
mite fir ieine MiibemaItling 1T tel.
ner @ei1e entiddbigt miro. sllio
nodmals: Scr Seimatb Not9, idaff
i'd Brot."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-23
2apenpprtcr, ru1eldje sic etaatsnni.
ncriitGt beimd,em.

@enn man Sic Site Ser gtuoen=
ten al Der Solpaer 5toatsllniperlttdt
SIT Soma Gitu bnrd)iiebt, 10 entoedt
man n11ter plelen anbere1 audi Die
Namen Ser nadltebenoen Iapel1por=
ter, melde OH Ser llniperiitdt itubi=
ren: Glifforo Scott, gomol1o Goof,
Sranf Mc@arg, grmin Moedel, 1bo=
mas g. Cunningham, @arolb S.
Gallagher, Siaac IS. Gears, @erbert
|g. Sit @arolo @oerld, $. s. 5bne.
men, Gop s. eeibigb, 9uurence glod,
Moolpb Hbeinbaed, @alfer aanierem,
sllan 5tebbins, Hobert Me@regor.
gelma u. 8arnes, 3orotbp 81.
1opp, erica 9fiepe, Coma emanuel
ion, Spa %. 8ilpert, Marp q. Slit
napeD, Sulan Mc@nroD, Della sc.
|Sdiefer, Gertrude 5daefer, Selen
9romnlee, 6lorence @abbert, 2orene
8Drnes, Mliee Heimers.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-23
Observation-Disclosures

SIN Sftober beginnt ser %epangeli=
Idle aonfirmatoenunterridt in 0el1t=
ld)er unb in Der 2anoesjprade. g.
terri, melde fire &inoer oaral1 tbeil=
11eb1nelt laiie1 uno- erlpadiene iltl1ae
Seute, Die benielben belll1ben mpuelt,
lperoell erllld)t, lid nit Dem llnter=
5etdp1etc1 perlonlib pber ourh GAe=
pbon in Werbinouns 81 iete1l. s(l1d)
11ebt oerlelbe Nn%1nelbungen fit I'm
terrlft in oer oeutidcn 5prade e1t=
geger.
@leid5eitig merben Sic eparocli-
ld1en Gbriiten bon Moli11e aebeten,
lllllere @ottesbienlte ST. beiudcn 11no
1bre &lllOer sur Sonntogsidule 81,
lhiden. Sofal: oie inns ireltnolid,li
llberlollene Iurnerbale, Ia. strobe
l1l1o 6. Apenlle. Nnfang Ser sonn=
tagldllle: $3.50 l1br, Oes @ottesbien=
ties 1876 llbr. 1ie @ottesoienite
iperoen oentidl, fir oie Sllgel1o aber
nod geourflib III. Ser 2anoeslprade
aebalten. 81. @rabomsfi, 9aitor ser
eoangellld)en Spnooe Don 9eoroame.
rlfa, Dioline, 2405 16. 5traBe, Sc.
lepbon go. 1854.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-23
Ser 9nreca= ananeit.

Sn Jrieoensridter Nbil. Count
gilro tpltroe geitern Mbeno bon So.
ror1er Or. Sobn 3. Galltmea Ser Sssn.
qllelt iiber Sic 2eide BON Srie 4llr.
ceQ, Der am Mittmoh Mbeno bci Ell
1ter gilenbabnfrel15l1ng bon bem 8al,
lagier5ug geo. 80 Ser @od Sslanl
8obll, Ser 5miiden aanias Gitp uni
Chicago perfebrt, iiberfabre1 uno ali
Der steae %getDotet lpurbe, abgebalter
Sic goroners sSsl1rp COB einen auj
uHntaa" lallter1oen @abriprltd ab.
@eltern Nad]n1ittag pl1rbe sic 2eihe
nod Dem @al1ie Ser @al6idpeltcr 6es
out 10 trogiide @eiie @erungliidten,
Irau Charles Sdaefer, @ilton
ssSl'nction, BON 5tapleton's 2eidenbe=
Observation-Disclosures aus iiberfiibrt.
gcrt lolen Ole iterbliden ueberreIte
DEG @erltprbenen Quf Dem Irieobofe
5t 8ilton S1lnction INN 5rpei l16r
bellte Nadmittas i'm Jamiliengrabe
beiselest weroen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-23
Sin beoamerlidler arrtbnm.

Sn Ser geitrigen auseabe oieier
3eitung muroe beridtet, bab Sic
S6aoenerlabflase, Die 9errn &enrp
sdraoer geger 6. S. sc. Gidinlpn,
ben @mpfanger ser &of Sslatlo
gabn, 'angeltrengt batte, ol1BergeF
ridtlih entihieoen moroen tpor.
5erner mltroe seiast, bob angeiidts,
bob SEER Sdaoer fem 8iirger 6es
Staates Soma lit u1tb Die Summe,
altf melfe Die 5daoeneriabflage ge-
budt wltroe, iiber $4,000 betrdgt, Ser
Hro5eb itts 8ltnoesgeriAt gemieien
lpuroe. Sier lit elm Srrtbllm l,nter=
l%al1fen, Der iebr bebauerlid lit. SEER
|5draoer lit id)on ieit oielen Sabr=
scbnten @iirger Ser Gereinigten
.5taaten nnb bes Staates Soma. Die
alage plrbe ms Glt1oesgeridt ge-
|idleppt, neil Ser 8eflagte ltnb ridt
Der &lager altBerbalb oes staates
Soma mobl1t. 8efanntlid mobnt
SEER 9tdinlp,t, Ser gmpf4nger ser
9abn, in Chicago. Ml16 lit Ser Nro-
5eb nidt bonn &lager, ion6ern bon
Dem geflagten ins 8unbesgeridt &c,
idleppt morben. 6err 5draber bat
uns, oieie 8erihtigung u%1ieren 2e-
fern 5lt iiberbrinaet lt1o gleid5eitig
befannt 81 MAIDEN, bob er iiber bic
5bfidtuns Ser &lage bon Soften ser
@od Sslano @abngeleaidaft iebr 5l,=
frieben lit.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-23
8aitmtrt 9bomaS 3rmcecr
miro bon GunOen. Carr
Natn. Ourh 8cpoIpcr=
tGub tGWcr DcrIctt.
Sdiekerei fanb i'll &rncscrs @irtb-
idaft itatt.
Bic Gisel brnna ocm Spfcr ms lin-
fe Mltge inb FAM aus Der linfcn
Sdlafe mieScr berams.
Nabl1 ul1ter @inilub BON Mlfofpl ipa-
ter in @aft genonm1el1. &rue-
gers Iblebcn miro ltilnolid
erlpartet.

l1eber cine gcringfiigige ltriade in
STREET geratbc,l, iagte gel tern Mbeno
Ser l%tngefabr 80 Sabre olte, IN 9icn=
item 0er MoIinc 9lom Company ltc=
benbe Mrbeiter Garl &abn Dem @alt=
mirtb Gbontas &rlcser in oeIlen, g1u.
800 4. slpenlte, Mod Sslano, gelege=
ten @irtbidaft cine &llael blrd) Ben
&opf, oie &rlleeer 10 lflper perleste,
bnb iein Mblebcu i'm ct. Mntbonp
'@olpital ieOen allsellblid 5u er1par-
ten iii.
Habn NOR an Madmittage 1T
&rleger's 2ofal gelpeien ltnb bate
balo einen Streit nit oem @altipirtb,
nit Dem er lid) angeblidy baltfig ge-
5anft baben loll, qnge5ettelt. Gin
@ort COB Dos nnoere llno miitben0,
Irobmnrte in sen Bart mltrmclno,
perlieb Habn bas 9pfal.
@enige 5tltnoen lpater fam CT,
angeblib itarf ullter Dem ginfluilc
BON Ilfobol, mieocr in oas 2ofal uuo
gab angeblid, ubne Elm 8ort SIT la
gen, mebrere Sdiilie al1f Sen bi1ter
Der 8ar iteberloen @aitmirth ab.
Gam madte er iid III eiliger Slltd)t
ans bem 2pfal. Surge 3eit lpater
mltrbe er llatpeit Der &od ISLANDER
Settle ser Crescent Bride an Ser l..
Ipenl1e, bon bem Noli5ilten Wltrm
BON &od Sslal1oer Yoliseioeparte=
mert III chem 3%ultanoe perbaftet, Ser
cs nidt geltattetc, 5rage1 an Habn
51 ridten.
arueger, Ser i'm Sitter bon nnge-
fabr 45 Sabren ltebt unb eill befanr1=
ter @aitmirtb lit, murbe iofort nit
eil1em Imbllan5mlton1obil nah Dem
ct. antbonb &oipital geldafft uno
BORT Der 9ebanolllng Son 81. 6. 8.
Silpis anpertrant. Ser 9lr5t fat jeg=
lide &offnllngelt a1f cine @eneiung
aruegers aufgegeben l1nb iein Mble-
bet miro Itiinolih eripartet.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-23
so5ialiitiider aaaninat fit gise=gra=
iibcnt ipirb bier Mniprad)c balten.

George 81. airfpatrid, Ser io5ializ
lttlde &anbibat fir Dos Mmt zines
@i5e : gra1ibenten ser @ereinioter
Staaten, ipirb an 0omnerstag, Sen
5. 6ftpbcr, Ibei1bs I'M odt llbr, in
Der 9alle Der 9apenport Surnoemeinz
De cillcn @prtras iiber sic Mefonz
ltrlttipn Ser Snbultrien" bolten. Sc
rape olrd bieles sbema ipa Sen 9az
bel1pprtern Der Stnnb ser Ipaialiitiz
1hen Gartci altsgelegt merben. Serl
&lrtpatrid tit elmer Ser befannteIter
nno beliebteiten Nebncr unD gdrift.
teller bes alnerifaniiden So5ialismus
Gr tit Der gerfaiier pieler io5ioliitiid)e,
@erfe, Die 9rpbes auflebeu erregt ia.
ben. 3peifellps miro Die Mn'prad),
boz Serrn airfpatrif elm pples 4Sallz
5icben.