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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1916-10-26

Pretty rotten" confessed Johnny.
81 tried all morning to find a decent
opportunity to do something or deal in
something, and then / got mad and
plunged in for odd jobs. I've been a
regular GRAND boy. l made So carry
ing a mans bag up from the ship"
How much all told?
Fifteen. l suppose you've got your
pile"
THAT twenty-five you saw me get is
the size Of it,"
Johnny frightened. We moved up
closer in new intimacy and sense Of
comradeship over delinquency. 1t re-
lieved both to feel that the other, too,
had failed. To enter the Plaza we had
to pass one of the larger Of the gam
bling places.
I'm going in here" said Johnny sud-
denly.
He swung through the open doors,
and | followed him.
The place was comparatively desert
ed, owing probably to the distribution
of mail. We had full space to look
about us, and | was never more aston
ished in my life. The outside of the
building was rough and unfinished as
Il barn. having nothing but size to at
tract or recommend. The interior was
the height of lavish luxury. \ polish
ed mahogany bar ran down one side,
backed by huge gilt framed mirrors
before which were pyramided fine
glasses and bottles of liquor. The rest
of the wall space was thickly hung
with more plate mirrors. dozens Of
well executed oil paintings and strips
of tapestry. At one end was a small
raised stage on which lolled a half doz-
Ell darkieS with banjOs and tambou-
rines. The floor was covered with
thick velvet carpet. Easy chairs, some
of them leather upholstered. stood
about in every available corner.
The game was roulette. Johnny and
the dealer evidently recognized each
other, for Il flash of the eye passed be-
tween them, but they gave no other
sign. Johnny studied the board a mo-
ment. then laid So in coin on one of
the numbers. The other players laid
out small bags of gold dust. The
wheel spun and the ball rolled. Two
of the men lost. Their dust was emp
tied into a drawer beneath the table
and the bags tossed back to them.
The tSlird had won. The dealer deftly
estimated the weight of his bet, lifting
it in the fiat Of his left hand, then
spun several sold pieces toward the
winner. He seemed quite satisfied
The gambler stacked a roll of twenty
dollar pieces, added one to them and
thrust them at Johnny. | had not re-
allied that the astounding luck Of win
ming off a single number had befallen
him.
Ten to one-$220"' he muttered to
me.
The other three players were laying
their bets for the next turn Of the
wheel. Johnny swept the gold pieces
into his pocket and laid back the orig
inal stake against even. He lost.
Thereupon he promptly arose and left
the building.
I followed him TO the hotel some
what glo0mily. for ] was now the only
member Of our party who had net
made good the agreed amount of the
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1916-10-26

Johnny's scandalized expostulations.
When Johnny protested against ex-
penditure it was time to look out.
We lit our pipes and sat down at
one end Of the veranda. where we
would not be interrupted.
Fire ahead, Yank," advised Talbot.
There's two ways Of going to the
mines," said Yank. Zone is to go over
land by horses to Suffers Fort or the
new town Of Sacramento and then up
from there into the foothills of the
big mountains way yonder. The other
is to take boat and go up river to
Sacramento and then pack across with
horses
''How much is the river fare?" asked
Talbot
"You have to get sailboat. 1t costs
about $40 apiece"
"How long would it take?'
-Four or five days."
"And how long from here 60 Suffers
Fort by horse?'
about the same"
Depends, then, on whether horses
are cheaper here or there
"They are cheaper there. Or we can
get our stuff freighted in by Greasers
and hoof it ourselves"
"Then I should think we ought to
have a boat"
81 got one" said Yank.
"Good for your cried Talbot you're
a man after my own heart! Well,
Johnny"
Johnny told his tale a little proudly
and produced his required 1920.
"You had luck" said Talbot noncom-
Mutually, land you ran a strong risk
Of coming back here without a cent,
didn't you? l want to ask you one
question, Johnny. If you had lost
would you have been willing to have
taken the consequences
What do you mean?" asked Johnny
blankly.
would you have been willing to
have dropped out of this partnership"
Johnny stared.
Il mean." said Talbot kindly, that
y
money by merely gamblers chance
unless you were willing to accept the
logical result if you failed. 1t isn't
fair to the rest of us.
Il see what YOU mean," said Johnny
slowly mo: | hadn't thought Of it
that way"
well. as | said, you had luck
repeated Talbot cheerfully. 80 we
needn't think of it further" 1t was
characteristic that Johnny took this
yelled rebuke from Talbot Ward in a
meek and chastened spirit. From any
one else his high temper could never
stand even breath of criticism. "How
about you, Frank" Talbot asked me-
1 detailed my experiences in very
few words and exhibited my gold slug.
That's the best l can do" l ended,
land half Of that does not belong to
me. l can, however in a few days
scrape up the full amount. There is
plenty to do here. And, barring bull
luck, like Johnnys, l don't see mucl'
show of beating that unless a man set
tied down to stay here"
Talbot stared at me ruminatively un
til l began to get FESTIVE; then he with
drew his eyes. He made no comment.
Il suppose you have your money,
suggested Yank to him after pause.
ooh. yes" said Talbot as though
awaking from profound reverie.
We'll, tell us about it. How did you
get it? How long did it take you?'
about half an hour. l figured that
everybody in a place like this would
be wanting news. SO | sorted out that
bundle of old newspapers you fellows
were always laughing at, and 1 went
out and sold them"
"How much did you get for them?'
asked Johnny.
"a dollar apiece for most and 80
cents for the rest l came out 1910
ahead all told. That, with Franks
and my $40. gave me $50 above the
necessary amount"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1916-10-26

Tie Ol Tie
BILE returned to his manner and
4 to his face.
Boys" said he earnestly, "this is
the most wonderful town that has
ever been! There has been nothing
like it in the past, and there will never
be anything like it again. After had
sold out my papers I went wandering
across the Plaza with my hands in my
pockets. Next the Ell Dorado there is
a hole in the ground. 1t isn't much of
a hole, and the edges are all caving in
because it is sandy. While I was look
was the owner of the hole, and the
other said he was lawyer. The own
er offered to rent the hole to the law
yer for $3.50 a month, and the lawyer
was inclined to take him up. After
they had gone on / paced off the hole
just for fun. 1t was twelve feet square
by about six feet deep. Then l walked
on down toward the water front and
talked with all the StOrekeeperS. They
do q queer business. All these goods
we see around came out here on con-
signment. The local stOrekeepers have
a greater or lesser share and sell main
~ on commission. Since they haven't
any adequate storehOuses and can't get
any put up again, they sell the stuff
mainly at auction and get rid of it as
quickly as possible. That's why some
things are so cheap they can make
pavements of them when a ship hap
pens to come in loaded with one arti-
Gle. / talked with some Of them and
told them they ought to warehouse
lot of this stuff so as to keep it over
until the market steadied. They agreed
with that, but pointed out that they
were putting up warehouses as fast as
they could, which wasn't very fast,
and in the meantime the rains and
dust were destroying their goods. It
was cheaper to sell at auction"
"And a heap more exciting" put in
Johnny 81 went to one of them"
"Well, wandered down to the shore
and looked out over the bay. It was
full Of shipping, riding high at anchor.
I had an idea. I, hired a boat for S.
and rowed out to some of the ships.
Believe me or not, most of them were
empty, not even a Waterman aboard.
found some Of the captains, however,
and talked with each of them. They
all told the same story"
"Crew skipped to the mines, I sup
pose," said Yank.
Exactly. And thsy couldn't get any
more So I offered to hire a few Of
them"
'"The captains?" I inquired.
~No; the ships"
'"The what?" we yelled in chorus.
''The Ships
"But If the captains can't get
crews
"Ah, l don't want to sail them,"
went on Talbot impatiently. cit was
hard work getting them to agree. They
all cherished notions they could get
crews and go sailing some more-good
old salts! But hired four at last.
Had to take them for only a month,
however, and had to pay them in adj
vance five hundred apiece"
81 beg your pardon" said Johnny
softly, "for interrupting your pleasing
tale, but the last item interested me.
I do not know whether / quite heard
it right
ooh, shut up, johnny said Yank.
LET the man tell his story. OF course
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1916-10-26

Johnny arose and kicked himself SOL
EMMY.
"For not guessing what newspapers
were good for" he explained. go on!
What next? What did you do with
the rest Of the day."
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1916-10-26
CHAPTER K.
Talbot Deserts.

# ABBOT leaned forward, and all
the animation of the dinner ia
BILE returned to his manner and
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1916-10-26

Read over the want dvertisments.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-31

Dberridter @eaper fit Sen proBibi-
tioniitiiden bento de
@opernorsfm6ioatel1 ltimmen miro,
uno biele Grii1tbe beit4tiaen iniere
idon I'M gesinn bes 8ablfampfes
.aifgeltellte ,9ebarptlutg, baB sic
b~iesiabrige @opernprsmaDl ein 9 r.
8 efeht fir Sic |Mbitimnlung ijber
bas Erobibitions : ENHANCEMENT i'm
ltadhten Satire iit.
vSbipobl Sbcrridjtcr Neaber lein
Qeben lang &epnblifaner getpeien lit,
miro er bod Ben republifanilden 60
pernorsfanoibate,t @ln. 8. @arbing
nj d unteritiisenL iagt oas uIes
Moines Mcgiifer & 2eaber".
Seiner Mnlibt nad lit cine Stim5
me fir Saroing cine Stimme fir ben
@etranfeba,loel. @enl1 !Saroing Sic
Mabl aeipin1t, miro bas, tpie ser
|gberridter glaltbt, dis ei1t Sieg ser
sgeaiien dllspoinunt 1peroei1, ullb
Die Nieberlage Merebitbs miro ais
cine Hieoerln9e ser .Grodenen", Der
E%robibition, ge0eMtet lperben.
Nad Sberribter @eaper miro oie
grpablnng bon &arbing ein S6lag
|gegeit base 9robibitions : Mmenbe=
mert iein. Sberri6ter @eaper nnbnl
Stellllng 81 Buniten oeg Trobibi-
tionsgeiebes i'm Sabre 1884 unb er.
flart, oaB er 6iele felt bieier 3eii
nidt gealtbert btdf."
Scum mir benfcnL bic Grflarung oes
Nrobibitioniiten Dberridyter @eabe,
ltto Oes M1tnoitiides Der Nrobibitio.
lEnilten aaer Sdattirutlgen, oeg .Des
Moines MegiIter e 2eaber", lit Il
flar rno 6eutlid), SOB ale fire.
innigen 8aibler obne ltnter
ld)ieo Ser Gurtei llnierer gmpiebIune
falgen nno fir @m. 9. &aroin(
fiir Goberl1or, 6. 81. Moore fiji
2ieutenant : @opernor uno fir Sid
tier 8 m. Gbeop9iIus fir Mif)
ter BEG 0berItaatsgetidts I'M
5tpar II II + ii + s e thinner
nerOen. Die Grfldrltng Sberridter
8eaper's 5eigt 10 oelttlidb baB cine,
Die 9ugen beiBen, baB mir NIT I'M
lerer 9ebauptl1ng ut Sen &anbgloi
Hen Hed]t baben:
User fir, Mereoitb itinn1t, itimm
5l1 @nniten BON Grobibition."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-31
Gin beaeidnenbes @eididdAel,

Gin sbe5eidme1bes @eibidfdet,
has benefit, baB Ser Healismus brit
ben gera,1 10 ed,t lit lnie bier es
miro iiberall nit @aHer gefod)t.
ll1tier Better 9ltgo, Der Deforirtel...
t@elb Der 6au1ilie. lpl1roe bon alien
|Seiten I'M Die Sdliloerl1ng eiHel
|Sd}iad1t beitiirnf.
Snsbcinaoere oie Mabd)ell piepite:1
|ibm bllltaies;s III oie Gbren> ieinl
|ginoriidc 81! ldiloern.
oSa", iagte @llgp idlidt, Die mo
nerne Sdlladlt lpielt iidl III ibrcN en-
5elnen as5aien 10 blibidmeu al u1ll
III 10 pcrld)ieoenortiger Matur, haf
Elm Gerilld, lie in einel1 giloe 6u.
iammenfalien SIT lpollell, u%ergebens
mare. Cine mooerue Sd,ladt biete'
eigentIid reelt lueltig Ginoriide, NJ,
ein l1ullntertrod)ener &annnen0pm,el
tont eiuem III Sic Sbreu. -
Gin mirflid eroBes, beipegtesSd lad).
tenbilh init angreiienoen &olurllel
nno attadirenben Heiterbeeren ba6l
ib eige,ltlib nllr eiunml in oielen-
ariege 5n leben befommen, unb stpal
in Berlin
aSn @erlim2"
nSapobl, i'm Galait- &inp."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-31

Ser nRieupe Rotterz
bonn 9e Gpurant" er5ablt Ell
men Soil BON enslif9er Ssniurpill=
fir, ben1 er ielb}t gum Spfer sefalIen
it. 9as 8latt per0Tfentli9te Dor
sinigen Monaten einen Mrtifel oes
5erousgeber5 bes u9ailp gbroniele"
Robert 9pnalb iiber ben eng!iiGen
G%ianbpuntt i'm eesentpdrtisen 8rie=
&c. gs erbielt eiEe Nn3abl 3uidrif=
ten, in benen gesen 0onalo 5tellung
ssaommen miro. @omobI pieie 3uz
'aIiften, ols ouG Die Nntiport On
nalbs barouf purben b%er0ffentiiGt.
Scr eneliihe 3enfor IieB ober BON
&c. goitanfsobe oes nGieupe Rptter=
samidens Gourant", bic naa Sitin<
ben gebt, nur Seile nit 9pnalbs
s.rtifel gu. Die Seile Der 3eitung
nit ben 3uidriften, in benen sssen
Die engliide Quffoiiuns 5tellung ee=
no1nmen ipirb, iino ME ansefommer.
grfob. 5err: rSaben Sic
aebisnt91
3u eraaeierenber Diener: ng1ein,
6err".
nSa, oann tut's mir leio, Sd
lam r1ir 2ette gebrau6en, Die an
cine itrenge Sud-! getpobnt fms.
uSb, iuenn's Dos lit -. Sd bobe
bret Sabre 3udtbaus ge1obt".
8eriatiste @uflaqe.
Gdneiter (eines YrofeHors): ,Du
tpiaft alio 9eine eeidieoene Jrau
tpirfli6 lpieber hstraten?"
grofeffpr: .So = tpas bleibt mir
Ibrig? Die grtlarureen, Die if ibr
mabrenb I'M erer Sp65eitsreiie gu rem
bon uns beli6tistsn &unitfperten eab,
limb in5lpif6en gum sr0btsn Sell
ifon peraltet".
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-31
Sic stellnns Ser giirscr bcutidjcr
Webnrt uber Mf,nft in bieiem
@ablfa,tpfe lit flar nno
Oslttiid,

Sll all 0et &fe Ell Der lettcn
Satbree, til belten 2iige lino gerleum-
ollng bic banptlahlidlten @affen
paren, baben Sic 3el1ti6amerifaner
nneridiitterlid llno NIT ieltener gin-
miitbigfeit inner mieber BON Mel1enl
oarauf bingemieien, BOB lie feinerlei
j MP atlbie nerlanaen, ia, bah
lie nidt ei1latal bas ridtige @erltdnb-
nib fiir bie Stellungnabme ,erparten,
Die lie Sem groben 8Dlferringe1 in
europa gegeniiber einnebn1en. God,
ineltn mir alr6 nid)t I'M 9 MP a.
+ lie 6etteltcr, 10 fonl1tcn mir bod
anf 8ere6tigfei Mniprli1 er-
beben. Sic aber lit ltns nid)t gefpor-
ben, meber bon Seiten Der &egierrng
IN @albingtolt> nod bon Ser 2an6es.
preIie, sic III ibrer acknowledgement
Mebrbeit aus G%riinben, bie bier nidt
belonoers erortcrt nerben brol1d}en,
llnlere Motibe begeiferte. Ser @rd-
lioentlfafts-@ ablfampt ser iib iest
|leinem gn0e nabert, COB ben 5eillben
ocs Geutlbtbltnts millfommere Gele-
genbeit, Die gerbebung Ser perldie-
oenep 9epolferll1es /, &lalIen III BE-
|ltitnnlte 9abt1en sll lenfen.
0oh aI 0ieie gerlelmDungen trl,-
gen nun oaol, bel, oas Geutidameri-
fanertbllm felter at ei1en. SelbIt Sic
ltnerbortcn bon 3raii6ent @ilion &c.
gen Die D~entibamcrifaner geidlelt-
oerten I1tgriffe fonntelt lll1s nidi
III rnierem @atriotism1s manfeno
maiden. ~l1nentpegt trate11 sic
Delltidamerifa1ler oafiir eirl1 oab iid
Die Ser. staate,1 ieomebem fren1oen
tginffiIieit fernbalten miilien, l1nh
bob llnter feinell l1mItanDen amrifa:
|nil6e SntereiIelt fremoen 3neden
ODER Ser 8olitif elmer fremoen Madi
un~tergeoronet iperbcn biirfen. Das
|ilt Die &allptplanfe Ser oertidameri.
faniiden 4latform. l1nb neil &rG.
|iioent @iIfot in ieiner e%rpieiencnSie-
|be fir gngIano iih mdbre1o ser Ies.
ten Sabre tets bereit gefutben fat,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-31
Mad Scr Ratur.
@ealismus Ser Shlad)tenbiloer
1pie CT gemodt miro.

Nln lol nod ein1aal elmer laseu,
bnB sic amerifanilhe Mili5 81 nibfs
tatse! @iirserloloaten baben 1ih nidt
Ieeraoe al1sge5eidnet, oils es itdl I'M
fette moglidit ral6e Mobilmadn1ng
.bo11belte, aber nas NOR ipenigcr
|5dp1lo Der Mili5en, bas baben sic
9errldafteu in @aihington gu ner-
antlporten, Sic 10 eifrig u8repareo-
neB" ldrieen unb 10 opfermillig NIT
|einem 6aibnden in Ser 9an0 sic
3ennlDlpania @penl1e binullternlar
ldirtet1, BOB lie feline 3eit ianben, iii
,TrepareoneB al lorgen.
Mad nnb mad, baben lie 6oG eine
gan5e Mnsabl Mili5regimenter on 81,
E@rel5e gebradt, b%eionbers ltadlbem
bic &riegsgefabr ourb bie geadgie-
|bigfeit @albingtuns aons beieitisi
NOR. gs hlieben Glide Megilneltter
IN ben 8arnilonen 5ilriid; natiirIid
|hielt man oieie Observation-Disclosures
fir Die militariih Mit1oertpertbfiigcr
llllo man bat and. ibnen ihlDeres
llmredt aetfal audi oie lparer
|nidt uG.=ll." (9ienit.l1ntauglidl
auh lie .lallen 1i1 gait perlpenoen. 5
9. fir Nolt5eioienit, fir 5treifbierl1
- un0 III Ser 5dIabt.
Sapobl III Ser 5hladt. @ir he'
ben Stpar fciller &rieq, aber audi Sci
;Srieben bat ieine shlad)ten . mo.
|f1elltan lit oie Sd,Iadt Don Stater
ISslano i'm Gattge. Mber nei11, MIDI
[oie sdladt I'M 0ie Miilfnbrif, ion.
bern cine gan5 ridtig gebenbl
|Sd>Iadt, nit Sdiiselgraben auf Ser
|SSor Stills, Drabtperbal,erL Sunbgra.
Irntelt, 2clttd}fl,geln. Mttadel1 l1lp.
Cine Mopie-Sdladt! She Battle
Grp Of @ar.
llnb basl1 iino sic WiIi5er por5iig.
Hid 5u n%eripeuben. gines ser ba.
|beimgebliebene1 9rooflpner Ge5i.
Weilter ndftet" Sic @elben; u1,b erni1
nebme1t iid Die neutrality-suspicious.
bon ser Staht ser &ird)en unb Ga.
li6ile: fein nidtuntformirter 3ipilii
|oarf in Sic &rieas5one, neil es e
bensgefdbrlid) lit. Gin 3ipiliit, DC,
Die 8armntg nnbead1tet lieB, bat er
ffabreir, rpie eefabrlid Sic 5ad)e lit =
Ter maridirte ltiapergltiigt, mporiidl
|tig llnb naieneis iiber sic .oeao line
hinalls ullo aIs @ptt m,o ser Mopie
Wefallager oel1 Sdaben belnben, baitt
|pcr Subtitle BON 5pei bis iieb5a6t
gdiiteagrabell auBer Saeon eetretel
|liilb bier unteutalbe ramponirt. 9as
madt aber nidts, Ser Healisnuus bel
l56labtenbilber miro oarnnter MD
lall5Iiebr IeiSen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-31

a. ~ zakHaeE HHaaE AH taHF.aAf NiN SIS
Eseaa sass'as f; asss Nsasa;.r. tit sss msas'
en bic elboitreuten In bteter Gtnbt III
- tpb&entIt@ pber $500 i8brIt0H u
Ptnbline fret abgeliefert.
..bsr Loft aliberbatb Der etabt, naA ID
EtNem Hoitamf In ben Der. etoaten, "a.
Pber Usstes. $S.0O idbrIi0 bel. HorattS.
csaataeD {. AnDeaDe. NM bird bic 8oft
31.00 BET WoraussotIiin
.eafbnB@enttt9s 1emstrdtss, buro bte
inlerbaIbI ber Der. Gtaaterl iiitb 6ur6
! IL Sc efabt $3.50. BET WoraiiSsatI,ir
mad Gambia $500 iittb MD GGnpd
" Sabr BET DoraisaablliHe. (.
r@D9enti@e Sesesstdt", IN s,pd xlet.
qHtttpo44 NIB .eotttabeD6S. ipttet tNlier'
eet Uer. etaaten $500. nod Ganaba iilb
Erropo $3.50 fdttlt6 teIs6 oroii1Sdlhfstg
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-31

.oie S1ttereIicn Der Ser. @taate1t benz
jerigen gnglanbs nflter5uor6nen
neil er oie feietlid proflamirte Neu-
trolitdt u%lleres 2anoes gum @elpott
Der ga,t3eil Ielt berabgemiiroigt bat
lino bie Ieutidamcrifaner entidIoi-
len, leine @ieoertpabl 81 perbinbern.
ygs lit fal,m rotbi9", erflarte)
CHARLES 6. 6ug9es in eilter lebte
@ode i'm aItoria Sdiibenparf in
gsem Dorf gebaltenen @eoe, aus
oriidlib feit3uitellen, bob mir i'm
Sale meiner grp1blrng cine aus
|idJlieklidJ a%mcrifaniidc golitif i'm
1ienite amerifaaiid,er %SSl1terciien err
balten iperben. SD Babe feinerlei'
gcbeinnc Mbtnad)atngen sctrofien INTO
|perfolge feinerlei 33pecfe, Die ih nidt
offen bargelegt babe ... 8ir
geocnfen cine rein a,nerifaniid)e But
ocsbcrtuaItitn8 5n idaffeh, Die uniere.
g%e5ieblngen 5ll alien Nationen aui
@rltnolage nnbebingter @tredtigfeit
regelt nno augleih Die amerifaniiden
Gedte 3lt 2anbe INTO 5llr See l,llcr-
Ild)iitterlid mabrt.
Diele grflarung ioate Sebermann
geniigen, lagt le6r ridtig Sic altoe=
mofratilde sc, 9. Staats5eitl1tlg !;
lie entbalt aaes, mas mir 9ertld
amerifaner bon einem. @r%alioel1ten
Der Ser. Staaten ertparten. llno 50
5err @usbes betuieien bat, oaB man
ieinem @ort b%ertrallen fam, per-
oient er Die bolite llnterItiibung. Der
4 oeutldamerifarilden Stimmgeber.
Mit 6ieier Mebe SEES republifani=
lden Hraii6eufihaits &anoioaten
treibt Die @iIioa GreI{e aDieoer cine
umperidamte Idlldnng. Sie iudt
oen !gin0rnd 3l ertpeden, als babe
Der @an0iodt 6ie l1nteritltlng ser
8inoeltrih" Mabler anriiidgepie-
(; len, ben rSppben" pom iih abge-
IdIttelt, aus idIotternOer MngIt boz
Sen fldelihen agntbiialmgcl1" bes
oentofratilhen Motional : aommit-
tees.
menm oemofratiihe M%egierunsg.
GLITTER g%laubelt, burh iold)e eIenSe
Serorebllngen 0ie Deutiden fopfid)el
MAIDEN 5m fonnen, nnb ms @illo1t,
aager biniiber8ieben gu ffon1,er, 10 BE.
linden lie lih iebr allf Dem @olalpese
@s gebDrt mir menig @inlibt Gun
Inr6ldmlung oiei es liitnabren 21lg.
nnb 1rugipiels.
9Mgbes bot fem @ort geGnbert
aus Bent ith entnebme1l lieBe, oaf
ibm Sic geibilfe BON 9el1tldEMmeri
fanern anltoBig eri6eint. Seine Mrs
laiiungen laiien 1i6 fur5 babin gu
latflnenfulien, 0aB ct cine rein a,1e
rifaniidle Golitif perfolgen ulro feine1
anslanbiidem Mad)t ginfll,B allf 81,
, @eidide bes 2anoeg geitatten piro
! Nidts n1oeres p~erlansen Sic Ient
.liden, SSrldnber llllo iiberbaupt an,
8offstbeile, be,ttn 6as 49%onnestnob
ON. Ser5en lieat, Of v8inbeitriHIer'
looer ycdt". 1as @roaramm Dol
!, Slgbes fann jeoer patriotiibe M11le
%rifa1er unterid)rei6en, es elrtbdlt fei
ren e~it5igen Rltnft, Der bonn oelltih
amerifaniiden 5tanbpnnft alts nidy
annebmbar mare.
/ Die jetige &olitif miro befampft
neil iie prubritiid4 lit, aIio Elm,
frembe Madt b~egiinItigt. Die @ie
oerberitellnng cires &1tries, Sc.
t allsid)lieblid amerifaniidJe SSrtereIie,
beriidlidtiat, lit ales, mas oie oeut
lhe 9ebDlferlltg berlangt.
llno neil CHARLES 6. Sltgbes loI
deit nerlpridt, miro iie nadltel
0ienstag alt Ser @ablltrne i1 galt
iiberipiegenoer Msebrbeit fir oieIel
eintreten lu1o ieine gr%lpdblilng 5ll ct
! reiden ilden.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-31
uSapobl, i'm Nalai.@ ino.

Mer sen @d,oben bat.
Isle ihaueu ia IL oeritDrt borein.
9err Dudmann2 Mas feblt Sbnen
lnenn9"
rgd1, bieie Meiber! SIN gertruuz
en-: mir baben llns - meine Mlte unS
id tpieoer nal sriinpli6 Die W}si-
iHung gelnst0.
.Die Meinuus Sbrer 5rau @enob=
liz f4eint auberft idperpiegenb ses
relen 81 lein: bier baben sic einen
5treifen Gngliid : pfIaiter!"