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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-05-05
Great Crowd at Sunday
School Convention.
GOOD ADDRESSES MADE
Nearly Eleven Hundred Dele
gates in Charleston Hear Ex.
pertS Speak of Work.

Charleston, May with close 70
LOO delegates enrolled at the CON
vention headquarters, the 39th an
nual gathering of the South Caro-
lima nterdenominationaI Sunday
School association is the record
breaker Of the history of the asso-
cation. OF these. about 900 are
visiting delegates. This morning at
10 o'clock the auditorium was COM
fortably filed with delegates and
visitors, continuing 10 pour in. The
Rev. j. G. Benson and w. c. Pearce
spoke at the evening session.
The morning session was OF par
ticular interest on account of the an
nual reports of the officers of the as
sociation. Those making reports
were: T. 7. Hyde, president; r. d.
Webb. general secretary: g. T. Reid.
treasurer; Miss Cora Holland. office
secretary; Mrs. Samuel Burts. eIe-
mentary superintendent; Prof. II. A..
Wise, second superintendent; the
Rev. +. w. Gregg, teacher training
superintendent; w. A. Harrison.
home superintendent.
A song service unnder the direction
OF Mr.. Tillman again opened the pro-
gramme. The singing was heartily
done. Scripture reading and prayer
were conducted by the Rev r. S.
Truesdale. d. D.. pastor OF ahe Trini-
~ Methodist church Of Sumter.
The Rev W. II. X. Pendleton OF
Spartanburg, chairman of the execu-
tive committee. delivered the mes
sage from the executive committee Of
the association. His message was
followed by the reports OF the gene
raj officers and the department SUI
perintendents.
After the reports ]. r. Fain of
Rock Hill. secretary OF the York
county association spoke on The
Banner County"
Mr.. Fain was followed by f.. VI.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-05-05
GREAT TRADE EVENT
MERCHANTS TRADE WEEK
Big Event in Lancaster, May Is, I9, and 20

Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
May Is, 10 and 20, are the dates
designated for MERCHANTS TRADE
WEEK in this city. In addition to
the splendid bargains which will be
offered at all of the stores In this
city on these dates, Mr.. George
Parr, the popular manager of the
Star theatre, has arranged to show
THE BATTLE CRY OF PEACE"
one of the most instructive pictures
being shown in America on the sub
iect of preparedness. on these dates
also.
There are no arguments about the
merchandise you buy when you
trade with the Lancaster merchants.
There are no disputes to be settled
by long drawn out correspondence
as is frequently the case when you
purchase your goods from the mail
order houses. When you buy your
goods from a Lancaster merchant
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-05-05
BREAKS RECORD
FOR ATTENDANCE

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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-05-05
German Answer Handed
10 Ambassador Gerard
APPOINTS SIDES
FOR NEW COUNTY
Question of COnstitutiOnality of
iii Shaped County May Be
Tested Before Supreme Court.

j. Steele Brice of York, ]. Ly,ess
Glenn of Chester and ]. Il. Mcdonald
of Winnsboro, opponents, and w. b..
Wilson of Rock Hill, r. 8. Mebane
of Great Falls and r. e. Reeves of
Youngstown, proponents, have been
appointed by Gov. Manning as mem
bers of a commission to investigat
the matter of forming Catawba coun-
ty.
1t is expected that the appoint
ments will be carried to the supreme
court for decision so that the CON
stitutionalty OF the i'll shaped county
act may be tested.
The new county is to be formed
out Of parts of York, Chester and
Fairfield counties. Several hundred
advocates appeared before Gov.
Manning recently and asked that he
appoint the commission. 1t was said
at the time that the governor would
not be asked to order an election
until decision had been given by
the supreme court as to the legality
of the "shoe string" county act,
which was enacted by the 1912 ses-
sion of the legislature.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-05-05
HON. G. y. SAPP TO
MAKE ADDRESS

The following article clipped from
The Burlington, IN. CD Dispatch
will be Of interest to the many
friends of Hon. Claude ~ Sapp in
this city, his home county:
The Friendship High School will
close Friday night. May 5th and Sat
urday, the 9th with appropriate exer-
cises. The primary and immediate
departments will give a programme
consisting of songs, recitations and
plays on Friday night. On Saturday
will be the graduation exercises and
annual address. The graduation
class this year consists of seven mem
bers-fve girls and two boys The
commencement address will be deliv-
cred ny Hon. Claude y Sapp. OF
Columbia, S. C. Mr. Sapp is a lead
ing criminal lawyer in his native
state, the leader of the progressive
branch of his party in the state legs
lature, author of the Rural school
bill, and one of the first orators or
\ state which is famed for her ora
tors. He is at present assistant
attorney general of his state and Is
q man deeply interested i'm Rural
education. We feel that we are
fortunate in securing Mr.. Sapp.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-05-05
DEATH OF LITTLE BENJAMIN
FRANKLIN MCDONALD

Benjamin Franklin, the five year
Old son Of Mr. ard Mrs. w. II. Nc
Donald. after q few days illness, dies
last Friday at Midway. He was an
Interesting little boy and the aflcc-
'ons of tho family were entwineG
aroHud HIM and their sore ucrcave-
wcnt calls forth The prayers and sym
pathy OF their friends. at Is well
with the child" and If ''he cannot
come back TO them, they can go to
him" The funeral services were
conducted by Rev f. T. Hodges.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-05-05

A dead fish can hoat down stream
but il takes a live one" to swim M
stream.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-05-05
PRESIDENT FOR
MAIN FEATURES
MARKETING BILL

Washington. May 3.-State agri-
cultural commissioners met here to-
day TO organize a national chamber
OF agriculture in the interest of
scientific marketing OF products and
to urge passage OF a bill to provide
for federal incorporation of the asso-
ciation.
Later President Wilson received
the commissioners and conferred on
the bill. The president endorsed the
main features.
Watson Attends
Col. =. J. Watson. South Carolina
commissioner Jf agriculture, com
merce and industries. is in Washing
ton attending the meeting before the
agricultural COMMITTEES of the senate
and the house along with commits
cioners from other states of the
union urging the formation of a ma
t!onai chamber OF agriculture. This
chamber, which cmbodies the mark
citing system. vas endorsed at the
meeting Of the Southern commission
ers association IN Columbia last Dec
embcr and shortly afterwards by the
Southern Commercial congress at
Charleston.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-05-05
PROPOSED STRIKE OF
5C"o wE' T"vAPP"rS AND
SIGNAL MEN POSTPONED

New York, May 4-Defnite an
nOunc"ment was made late to-day by
II. u. Perham, president of the Or
der OF Railway photographers that no
strike order would go out to-nigb, &.
as had been planned. to the 5000
telegraphers and signal men of the
New York Central and Nickel Plate
Railroads.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-05-05
OF PROTESTS
FLOOD CONGRESSMEN

Was hington, May 4.-Printed form
letters protesting against any step
which may lead to war with Ger
many began pouring in by the thous-
ands to-day upon members of con-
sress as the sequel to the telegraph
propaganda which swamped the Cap
itol and the telegraph companies last
week.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-05-05
MOTOR FIELD AMBULANCE
JOURNEY IL SUCCESSFUL

Columbus. y. NJ, May "A sue
cesful experimental trip with the new
army motor field ambulances was
completed to-day when ten machines
arrived here from San Antonio 800
miles south of the border, with 81
injured soldiers. Among them was
a Mexican youth who had been
wounded accidentally.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-05-05
BERNSTORFF IL SILENT
German Ambassador Denies Himself
TO IntcrvicwerS

New York. May 4.-Count Won
Barnstorff the German ambassador,
who is here, with his secretary. de
MED himself to interviewers tonight.
However. his secretary said that he
did not believe the ambassador had
been appriFHd of,the contents OF the
new GeTmar nhts, 1.-THE ambassador,
1t was $sal8S SksSseNly would return
to w' esggow
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-05-05
Note Not Delivered Until
Tonight, Though Text
Will Come Sooner.
UNDERSTOOD REPLY
MAKES CONCESSIONS
Question is Whether it Will
Meet Demands of United
States for Immediate Aban-
dOnment of Submarine War
fare Against Merchant Ves-
sels-Washington Fears Not.

Washington. May 4.-Germany's
reply to the demand Of the United
States for immediate abandonment
Of present methods of submarine
warfare, delivered to Ambassador
Gebard to-day, was awaited by of
AGDIs OF the Washington govern
ment with expectant tension. They
were without any definite idea OF
what the communication contained
A brief message from Ambassador
Gerard as we'll as press reports, how
ever. had created the impression
that the imperial government would
propose conditions which the United
States could not accept.
1t was reiterated that President
Wilson stood unalterably oy the po-
sition declared in the note to Ger
many-that the abandonment OF
present submarine methods must be
declared and effected Immediately or
the United States must sever dip.
lomatic relations. This demand was
designed to permit of no argument
and high officials repeatedly have as
serted that anything short Of literal
4 compliance would be followed by a
diplomatic rupture.
g. Now On It's Way
~ The official copy OF the note hard
s1yawill reach Washington before to-
ss1f}orroy night, but the document was
ERfT2h to the press in Berlin late to-
Sst{ght and the unofficial text was ex-
pected to reach the United States
early tomorrow morning.
Ambassador Gerard's message was
sent before he had examined the note
itself. It's meaning was not entirely
clear because OF errors in transmits
: sion OF the diplomatic cipher
Secretary Lansing declined to com
ment on the message or make 1t pub
lie, because heffeared 1t was garbled
or that Mr.. Gerard. not having seen
Sthe note itselfs might have made in
accurate dednctions. Furthermore
the ambassador had indicated that
his message must be regarded as be-
ing highly confidential.
Secretary Lansing sent the dis
patch to the White House for the in
formation OF President Wilson. At
the same time an effort was made to
have the errors of transmission cor
rected. 1t appeared tonight. how
ever, that the contents of the note
would be known before the correc-
tions could be made.
The Big Issue
Oficials gave especial considera-
tion to press dispatches saying that
the German chancellor would have
the German public behind him in ef-
forts to avoid breach of relations
with the United States $50 far as can
be dore without sacrificing the prin
cipIe enunciated in the G%man mani
festo of February g."
This manifesto OF February 8 an
nounced 70 the world Cermany's in
tention OF tFestlng as warships armed
merchant Ships cof hostile nationf
on the, ground that they were armed
for puypcsess ofe-oflense, and tina
c5mmanders az Bmash merchantmen
",ad instructions>to attack German
bmarineS
seede position of the United states
Stat merchant ships have right
onerm themselves for defensive pur-
So.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-02
Nns Der 8nnDes1a
81 ii it II II q 3 5 c b ate II.

gSalbingtpn, I. 9(pril. Ser
Se1ut bebattirtc Die slrneebiQ 6eutc
mieocr Ben 9an5en Gag, p0ne 9ln5ciz
den, lpann Sic Sl6ltillmung ii6er sic
0tanc Scr .lclllpebenben slnieuoenlent5
6e9innen iperOe. Senator G6anbcrz
lailL Ser GprIiBer pes Mdlitarcpntnlitz
tee, bat npcf feircn @erIlt6 Qentac6t.
Die @enerdloebatte eir5ltIGrtirfer, sic
aeitern be9pnnen bat ln6 lie miro
lpabrIebcinlih nnI nlc6rere Gage
Dauerll.
Senator SnraG iagte 6cufc, CT 6abe
nele follItitlltipnelle Sd]rantell gegelt
zen GprIdlag sur 6o0eralilirlmg Ser
9tationalgar0c geflnocn llnh ga6 biele
juriitildc Gitntc 5ltr llnterItiiBlulg leiz
ner Sebaltptllns, oaB Der anngreB
nid]t bie Gemolt 0obe, GeIeBe iiher Die
9iatioualgarhc 5lt maC9en. Gies Iei
ansl6liebficb Sade Ser stoaten.
Sic Senatorell Gltnlnlins SD unS
2elpis S0sl befdnpften 9nra6'5 Gnz
icht, opc1 9riff Der senator Don Slit
1nis sic @eitinmalna ser Scnatsbia
fiir einc Sreiipilliaenfprce or als gez
gcn Dle 9ttn,onuly.s.ue 9tpltsiet.
EQUATOR granoegec brac1fe ein nclrz
es slmenontellt ein Die SricoensItdrfe
Der Slrnee ollf 250,000 MSann 5lt
brin9cll ltatt alf 100000, mic in Sic
ler Sill 6eantra9t
Senator@nrc beartragte olssimcnos
Ment feline Sia, boB nulitariidle Sil@
hun9sfllrle III icoer $5ncdidulc ab8u@
6uItcn leierl sic ncbr ols so ScAiilcr
inn slltcr pnn ii6er 16 Sa6ren labelt.
sluf oiele SSeile t1llntcu nebr ais
100000 Siinglinge oIljalrlicl ausgez
hilbet iuerSen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-02
len lpcrbe crlpartet, baB Scr SaTen'
slrbangel etipa @dfte 9lpril lpieber fin
Die Sdiffabrt pffen lein rerbe.
g Of ID e 5 Is Sc ii it Ii II q.

g to # + o I M i. slpril. Ser ldipc-
oilde geibstae bat bic 9lrmcepprlaac
angenommen, ipel6e 140 OiiQionen
aronen belpillist, bie boliptidblicb fiir
Germebrung Der Seloartillerie nnb fir
gripeitcrllng bes Slicgcrforps beltin1lnt
iinb.
"a GntlaIfilngsseuacu 6abcn 6ellte
IN bem @crfabren aeacn Sic beg 6p61
pcrratbs an9eflagtelt brci p8iuliItiIhe,l
&ebafteure $opcslunb, Sljcluno nnb
Soebpn In slbrebe eeitellt, baB Sic
.Icblpeoilden lo5ialiltilhen Grgat1ilatiz
onen cincn @cneralitreif sceen oas
Militar bcfiiripprtet hGftell, tpen1
Sdpeben in bcn arieg eilltreten 1pnte.
gtcner Wlilitdrgpllrerne1 &c
ppn Gart5
garis, /. @pril. Geucral 9ubail
lit 5ltm Militirgpllbernenr BON 9saris
crnu1nt lpprber, ais 91odfolaer bon
General Manpurb, Der lpcgen ara1fz
belt ppn Dem Soften abgelolt lit.
G'encralSubail 1tcbt i'm 65. 9ebens@
jabrc lmo bat Ben beutib frall5Dlis
lhen aricg BON 1901 ntit9ei,,aebt.
SIM jesi9en &rie9e mar ct Sefeblsbaber
Ser @pselcnfrpnt, eialhlieBIi1 bcrGerz
pun Clinic, ipn jcbt Ell allbercr Sc
neral Dos Sberfpntmanbp fiiDrt.
81 mn c tie, fHrsglIob sofb :
ringer.
Serlin, /. slpril. aaiier @ii6elll,
Fat Bic am 3. Sebrltar 1916 erlaHene
allecmeine slntlteitie aud> hui pie pprl
ellab lotbrin9iiden @cricbten per@
bdngten Strafcn ausgepcbnt. Sierbnr6
lperben ale nilitdriieben Strafer nit
slusna6me pcr ipe9en @erltoB eeaen Die
nlilitdriid)e gbre aufgc6o6en.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-02
orannjmrp mn Gupf Gpunm empfieblt
lnchr Sotnrtdltnnaer.

Gbicaeo. i. spril. Ser eritalltls
licbIte Seridlt, per ie BON einer @ranb
ilmD ppn Goof Gpuutp eritattet lpurbe,
lultrpe bcute bem GollntNritlter S. $.
6itdl ein8ereicht.
osSenn es 6 a)lnnatc lang an ieoem
SreitGg cine $5illrthtun9 aeben lpilrnc,
10 glalben lpir, oaB Morot6aten ols
ci1 ldlpereres @erbrec1en betradhtet
uno Bic 3obl Ser Oforoe 6ebellteno ub.
neblnen lpilroe", bep5t es in1 Serid)t.
Sseitcr miro 9eIa9t, oaB au5iudrts oey
Ginorltf por5llberrld)en icheinc, als Of
cs i'll Gppf pGlntp feline Spoesitrafe
9ebc.
Ser @eritht perlrt6eilt mth oas ies
fi9e GarolelpTen als 5lt neit9ebenl
ltuo pieI 8n miloe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-02
9srpfeIiur 81. slnaea !.

2lln Slr6or, s2icG. /. stpril
81. Somes 8. 9lnqeG, rer frii6ere 9srd
Iioent Ser llniuerIitdt s9lit9isou, ii
BETTE 9lacfnlittag bier i'm 2llter BON Sc
Sa9ren 9cItor6en. gsdbreno me6reret
s0}onote nor er falt 6linb. Sic geeroi
9ltng miro 9l2ontoe itattfinoen.
81. 9lngell NOR me6r ol5 30 Sahr.
GrdIloent crStaotslriperIitat, auBer
0enl @eIonoter in GGina i'll ts6oz1
apntlrilldr it Den @er6anolun9en ii6et
pir1tige Gertrige 1tlb plroe I'M Sa6re
1897 5lm Selanoten i'll Der Siirfet ct
naiuat, lehnfe bic Gbre nber ab.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-02
Niegifaniidcs.
@il Ia g Ell q II g c II 2

|
Y Saip, l. S(pril. Cine 6eute
9iafn1itta9 in sSuore5 BON Gbibuabua
ein9etrofiene 9epeide, Sic aber nodf
uilbeltdtigt lit, melbet, baB Gjenerol
@iaa in s)tiltaea aefongen nprbcn lei.
9ie Irneeoffi5iere in Sort @liB e(dl~
ben inoeIien, baB Die @eTangenno6me
@t(las nltr cine 5srase BON luenieen
so9en iet ba Iein 8crldpnene5 8ci1
llno lcinc la6lne Soilfte es i6nt unnl1o-
ltd lnade, einc langc Slue6t iibcr rau6e
@ebir9spfaoe fort8uieben.
Sic Siadricft BON ber @rnlprSl1no
Drcier Slmerifaner, eil1e5 9cutIcfen ltnb
clnes Gn9ldtbers burh Iillabauoen in
Wllnaca miro Don Sen 6ieIigen 8unbesz
bean1ten fir iuabr 9e6olten Sic Gpfer
maren bic slmcrifaner geu. Stlcl, 81.
u. :. Stcll nl1b Sec 2inbsleb; Ser
man glanfen6ltrg, Gin 9eutlc6cr lrno
9onalo slc8re9pr, eill @ngldnber.
3ipei anoere slmerifaner, SenrD S(dlin
lno Sranf SSuobs norell sltr 3eit in
WSilaea, oob lit bercn ScbidIel lnbez
fannt. Sic g1ochrieht nutroe bon :. s..
2ofe, Sem ei15igen 9lmerifoner, Scr
bem W}oliocre entenn9cu lit, uoM G6iz
huabna Gin gebradt.
Sem ScritIt 5ufolge erobcrte @ilfa
am leBten Nipntag Sic Srte glinaea,
Guerrero uno san sioro ltno fiinoiete
lleine slblidt an ieocn u@riltgo", ;, Ser
III lctnc Sodlloe falIc, slt tDoter1. 3pei
Gage lpiiter traf i'm bas Strafaeriht
|auf Scnt San @crpllilitp : Nultd oltrh
Gpl. Spbo.
Sic @eriiebte, oaB @iaa bereits acz
fangel1 lei, ba6cl lid) big bcutc 9aac9t
lnicbt beltotigt.
San 81 tonio, i S(pril. eNl
Slitltons Sonuptouorticr lit fei1 iucitez
rer Seridlt bnn1 Sen. 9erIGiltg einqe~
trpHell, Icit Gpl. Sob ON 30. gl6rs
Die 5alptboabe a'illas auf ser So1
@eronirno : &ancb 5crlprengt 6at. Sic
Nelltltatc Scr Spcratipnen bon Spu@
nersta9, 6reitas lno beutc Ii.lo nod
lnbefannt, noh melneten fur5e 2cpes
lderL naB Die Sa9o im @ebirge fortges
lcBt lpirb.
gsalbinstnn. /. slpril. Sic
3uherlicht herrId)t hiers bab bic
expedition i'll Merifp iie6 oenr erfpl9@
reic)en gn6e nabert.
Gncreturp, i. s(priI. Gjelerol
Sacilltp Erebinp bat bent &riegsnliniz
ltcr Sbregpn tclcerapbirt, oaB ct Sen
&illa9eneral @lias Gere3 i'm 2agunaz
olltrift 9clehlagen llnp IS Gefansere
lfirilirt bot.
Scr Grafeft ser Staot ScntpIacbic
I'M Staatc Gbibllabua meloet, bab@illa
bas @ei1 perlpren bat, pos ibm bei Iei@
ncn1 fiir5liden slngriff auf Guerrero
6crlhpllen lpurbe. SasSeill nrlbte ant
plttirt lpcrben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-02

eriporte5 6aB da5 aau5c Committee
lcbon IN leiner ndt6Iteu SiBluag am
s9}ontag ijber Bic 9eitdtigung abItimz
men lpiro.
u efrntirun9 se6tlansi a nj
Seit oie 9iefrlttirlng bcgonneu lpurz
Sc, ltnl bic 10000 Mlarn at erlaneen,
Die sur @rh6bung Der 6rieben5Itdrfc
Der S(rlnce altf 100000 beltnt6igt Iinb,
lpuroen nur 1926 9tefrutcn angenpnts
men pplt $500, Sic iidl gelnelbet Batter.
Son 5ranciscp, Chicago luto 9letp gorf
Ite9en all ocr SpiBc nit reIp. 45t, 3S3
ltllo 55b &allDloatcn. slngcnpnrneu
uurbeu nur 70 in G6icogo, 66 in Sun
lSfanciscp uno 81 IN Ien gorf.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-02

lleber bas grpbariis e
gesrdfais ber Spfer Der Diterreieti<
}6en Slieserbpmben III Wiailonb tes
merit Mbanti: Dte Mnorpnl,neen fiir
aaS. 2eihenbesdnsnis, pel0e Reben
un Sen Grdbern ausIdloien, 5suaen
lchon fir ben Sinn uno bic Beoeus
t,lag Der allnosebung. @s sa5 feline
parteiiI6en 3uipriid3e, 9lufmunterlln=
gen nno @erbebunsel,, fonbern nur
cen Sdmera elmer srpbei1 @tabt iiber
bic unidulbisen Dpfer elmer bar5ari-
yGen &rtessepiipbe, feline 8ortpiirfe,
teine uaniiben acknowledgement. Das
@olt in ieiner @eiamtbeit 1T beKer,
als Ole ba pprseben, es gu fiibren.
9lue iinb einig in ser @erbammuns
Ser 8lutidulb, au9 ipenn mir niebt
che einis barin 1ino, tpern bieTe
@hulb susuidreiben 1T. Ser geF 1T
BON Der 3eniur seitri9en.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-02
= gnoe 9(pril u. SIS. 10 a

Gnoe 9(pril u. SIS. 10 a t
ein Mam bon einsn @ut in 9anertr,
auf Gem ct ais urliIlif5er 3ipiIsez
fa1gener" or6eitete. entpiehcn. Der
gcfansene loltllte fiA Spbann @aitas
ano 9ob ii9 ieIbit fir einen RulIea
alts, mon er1nlttelte aber, ooB er fritz
Der lnier ben Namen 5lei1d)hauer
So1epb Grunnalo, gaslobner Sta
nislous Gdbloiar5pf uno ssabrtfarbei=
ter Sean G}aifas allFgetreten tpur ln0
oab er iiA pann fit einen rlliIiIcen
@etongenen onsge9e6en fatte, I'm 5eiz
ne @argallsenfeit 5u perollnteIn, oenn
blnter i5m berbara ii9 Elm .gepifier
Sobann gasta aus Neuoprf in 9berz
1d9leiien, Der am septsmber 1910 Sic
slrbeitsrin HpIalie 3ipa aus gfeuoorf
nit elmer 9rehItange erl6lus uno fic5
Damn ben gamen 9aul SEQ beigeIest
bate. Der 9ielgeiuchte iauate na1
leiner Sluht Gus eitlem baberi|hen
e3efan9eneltluger auh in Berlin altF,
'eltoem mar ieoe Spur ppn i6m per-
loren. Grit ieBt gelang es, i'm in
Wien feIt5unebmen.
Sa Die iDntbetiIc If { II
gerudsltoife, neld)e Die oeutf6e DE
mifAe Snouitris erSeuat, jegt in
5rantreieb feblen, lsno llln. iid1 bo-
Der Epnturren5 na9 Dem arieae All
fchiisen, mill maa in .Grantrei9 aus
gebe9nte &lllturen bpn lppblrie1erloen
PFan5en anlegea. GpI1e glumea
unb &rdltter, oersn notiirlihe 9uft.
itoffe fir Speiien, garfiims II. I. ip.
perlpenoet lperoen fDnnen, Iol!en in
beititnnlten Geeenben, lpo lie bon
gatur aus am be{ten seoeiben, auf
gerlu9sfelbern, lpenn mDslit3 IN Der
Ndbe pon SeItillotionsiperte1l, geaii9z
tet peroen. 90 folnnen fir Die per-
fc9iecenea 9epartemerts perI9ieoene
glumen in SetraHt: fir oas Ses
partement bes gar 8eil6en uno
suberofen, i'm Separtement Der
@isne Spnlian, 9er6ene, Min3e, I'M
Garpnnetal 9lnis, III ben BDrsllden
&osmarin unb 2abenbeI. lin ren!
quite Grfplae gu er5ielen, tpirb Die
Weitpirfllne Der Gbenlifsr erlpiinIht,
Die in enger 5iiblung nit ben grots
titern bel bieier ugroben stufsabe"
lteben 5pllen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-02
Gin omerifaniider 9tepprter, 81

Gin omeritanilder Neporter, gbz
lparb Marlball, Ser lid] ON gorb Ser
perlngliidten u5llller" befnl1S, erflart
obne gebenfcn: 9as gd)iif lit tprpcoirt
iporben. ltnb CT be9riinoet leine 8ez
ba1ptrns lpie fplst: v9eod meiner
Meinuns beltebt fein 3lpeifel, oaB bas
Ghiff tprpebirt ipllroe. Sd babe ielbit
pns rabenoe Gorpeop niht eeleben,
aber id) bDrte, ipie elmer her b6bereu
gdiffsoffi5icre all cillem Galiasier
la9te, er babe es geleben; llno Der
Guartermeilter, Ser altf ber Bride
itanb, lagte einelu meiner Sreul1be, bab
er, Ser &apitdn, llnb anoere Die Sabrz
linie BEG Sorpeop geic6en battcl. Gs
ipar mir nidt mDglid), ciren pertralt@
enslpiirbi9en 9nllagier 5u finben, Ser
alt1 ,1l1r Bic gpur oes geldplles 9ez
lcbell bate" amerifaniIhe Seridts
eritattung!l Gtrafburer 2eidtlinu
pber perbreberiicbe Gelpilienloli9fcit
eines 8i6tigtbuers, ncnn CT uid)t
Sdlun1n1eres ut.
~ Wie erinnerlicb, muros
Srau 9r. Hofu 9lrenhur9 i'm Marj
1914 ipegen 8e!eipieung ppn hey
@5traffamner 5u 5rantfurt 4. 20. Su
einem Sabre Gefdnsnis perurteiIt.
9ieie @trofe batte Srau 2urenburq
am Is. 5ebruar 1915 onsetreten llno
fplnit bieIer Sage berbiiBt. gunf!
IA llbr no6mittass Dfflete 1ich bas
@efansnistor an Der 8einItrabs, ,lnn
in einem geI9lofienen slutpmobil pers
lieB GpIa 2urenbllrg Die Stdtte ibres
unfreipillisen Wufentbaltes. Sis
trus einen sroben @lumenitraub in
Der 6anp, ben ibr Die stbseproneten
Or. &url 2iebtneG)t uno Mbplf Spffs
mann iiberreidt batten.