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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-23

civic pride of the citizenry. Holyoke
is fortunate in having such hotel. and
again Harrisburg wonders when the
great need here shall be supplied
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-23
Looks Like a Long War
TCleveland Plain Dealer.

IOItNtIdIIU T ItIIII DtdItT,
Dr. Liebknecht says that the war
is living on lies This makes it look
hopeless-that's a munition they'll
never run out of.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-23
THE STATE FROM DAY TO DAY

Philadelphia girls are becoming
war brides" as their newly acquired
husbands entrain here and mobilize
there, inconsiderately. Two members
of the National Guard living in Shar-
on were released from Jail in order to
join their regiment, and everywhere
there is an electric thrill of Suppress
ed excitement that seems to whisper,
what next?
Old Mother Hubbard went to the
cupboard and found that it was bare,
but Mrs. Arter, aged II, of Sunbury,
on a trip to the cupboard found a
four-foot blacksnake with which she
battled valiantly with ultimate sue
cess.
Painting a town red'' is not the sort
of humor that the Fleetwood black
smith relishes, so he has had a war
rant issued against the graduating
class of the Reading High school for
destroying property. The village
1t is patent that he never had any
school spirit.
A Greensburg prisoner in the
Greensburg Jail accused of murder was
discovered with six saws in his pos
session, with which he was making
shift, to saw the bars of his cage
Personally. We always had leaning
to old saws
The daughter of a minister mar
ried the son of a minister down at
Ardmore the other day and both the
proud fathers officiated Which
makes the victims a much married
pair.
Father Zahlensky, of the Greek
Catholic congregation in West Ber-
wick, wants $4,000 damages against
John Bobersky on the charge that
he called him a thief. robber and
a crook. Charged with verbosity and
redundancy. rather.
Wilkes Barre Is reveling In the nov
city of its first woman policeman. If
the contradiction in terms may be nj =
lowed. And she doesn't wear high
heeled shoes. either.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-23
FRIDAY EVENIG. JUNE %

The Christian must remember that
the SouI above all else is to be kept
clean. Sin stains the soul before it
touches the mind or the body.
FLOYD W. ToMK1Ns.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-23
DO YOU KNOW
no YOu KNOW

DO YOU KNOW
That Harrisburg turns out steel
used for manufacture of high ex-
pIosive shells?
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-23

Wilkes Barre Is reveling In the nov
city of its first woman policeman. If
the contradiction in terms may be al
lowed. And she doesn't wear high
heeled shoes. either.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-23

HISTORIC HARRISBURG
United States court was first held
here about 1910.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-23

John Lucas. of the Governors of
flee. is being asked if he has any
money coming to him at the State
treasury. Mr.. Lucas comes from Phil
adelphia and it appears that in some
of the old papers dating about 1890
Auditor General Powell found war
rant in favor of John Lucas. of Phil
adelphia. 1t was sandwiched in be-
tween warrants drawn in favor of
Robert Morris and other high COM
pany and Mr.. Lucas does not appear
to have cashed 1t.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-23

The resolutions on Senator Penrose.
which are among he first to be adopted
since the nationa- convention, are as
follows:
I'VE recognize Hon. Boise Penrose as
leader of the Republican party in Penn
sylvania. A political leader is not cre-
ated by the adoption of resolution de-
claring him to be such nor by his cleo
tion to any Office. No man ever attain
ed party leadership by either method.
Boise Penrose is head of the Repubn-
can party in Pennsylvania through no
bodys favor and by nobody's permis-
sion. He has dominated public affairs
in this Commonwealth by character and
ability. He has been in public life con-
tinuously for more than thirty years.
He is the only Pennsy1vanian to be
elected for four terms in the United
States Senate. He is the only Pennsyl-
vania Senator to become leader of his
party in that great legislative body. He
is the first Pennsylvania Senator to go
to WashinSton with a commission from
the people. He is the only Pennsylva-
mia Senator who has held the chairman
ship of the committee on finance. the
most powerful committee Of the upper
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-23

The daughter of a minister mar
ried the son of a minister down at
Ardmore the other day and both the
proud fathers officiated. Which
makes the victims a much married
pair.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-23
VAIN.

It takes all
sorts of people to
make the world.
Yes; our sort
and the wrong
sorts.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-23

The students at work surveying
Capitol park and the park extension
district and the State arsenal are get
ting some rare experience. Those at
the arsenal have been able to get a
first hand glimpse of getting ready
for war service and have watched the
materials being hurried to the. sta
tions. Those in the park extension
have been running lines with re-
cruits drilling in the vacant spaces.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-23
OUR DAILY LAUGH

AT BALL GAME.
= Life is a good
II deal like baseball.
In what way?
It's the man
who can make
the hits that gets
the money.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-23

This ennghtening comparison should
provide food for consideration on the
part of anybody who may be in doubt
as to which is the party of practical
service and accomplishment and which
the party of glittering generalities and
governmental inefficiency.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-23

z. ]. STACKPQLE. Pyest oHd Edisor-ia-Chi-f
+. r. OYSTER, BasireSs MdHdger.
GUS NJ. STEINNIETZ, Managing Editor.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-23

Representative H. NJ. Showalter, of
Lewisburg, the Union county member
of the House, was a visitor to the city
Yesterday. He came here on business
at the Capitol. Mr.. Showalter is can
didate for reelection.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-23

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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-14

Der arieg fat idpor aus nlall-
diem Setter cinen 6uBeanger ge=
modt. Serr Gapib 2lopo 8eorge,
Der elrolid in ocnl Sottel iibt, 1tah
tpeldem er 10 lanae geid,ielt bat. iol(-
tcliid porlebn.
1ns Iransoiiihe aanonenboot
gSurprile" lit BEL 1slld)al anf ser sSil-
lel Mabeira iiberraid)t fporoerl. llno
5par III le6r un%angenebmer @eiie.
Bon einem ocutiden Sal1dboot. 50
|sebaiiia foi1rcn Namen iein.
Ger ttalieniide Gremierminilter
8oleai bat Ged gcbobt. @eraoe hotte
|er Der tapIeren Ioteiniiden Sdppe-
lternation" 'einen @ruB aeididt, OILS
bic &llnoe bonn 6alle 9ufareits fam.
tSeitoem 6oben oie Hllnanen 10
|tapier aefampit, bab Madeuiell nidt
+aenug ELECTROMAGNETIC fir Sen
transport ieiner @efanecnen aufz
|treibclt fam.
4sauitb lebnt sic gr6ebullg
5nm Carl. ur1o Die Gerleihlng ,bes
43odllfn Sroens, oes @oienbanbor-
bens, -ab. Spridf 5l1 ieilten
8nnitem. Gr lddmt iid ood), Ieilie
llnfabigfeit binter ben1 Sitter oes
belobnten Strebers |, perbergen. =
Eragt lie lieber nadeno l1no bleibt-
garriiter NsQllitb. MS oieien fennt
pie @eld,idte i'm idJon.
-Srnnfreif nulB jett $50 Miaio=
men Dollars oas Sahr fir 3inIen olli
lleincs sdliloen allein mlfbrillgen;-
|gnglanbs 3insiduIo betrdgt cine
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Der i'm BebadtniB beboIten un0 Damn
miro gtienano aaiirte Nopiere far,=
Ten, oenn es lit %ullbenfbar, oaB sic
3lnle1 be5abIt meroen fo1rnten.
Die Gnt1pidllng ser 1inae iii
Nlimanien ld,ei11t Die uncertainties,
Auliorgane gnglanos nm ben les-
ten Reit hires biBde,t @erltanbes ae.
bradt a1 lbaben. . Sic Stem gorf
Times. er5ablt ibren 2eieri1, Sic
Rulien bdtten areu5oiige gesen sic
lttglalbieen Sttomanen geiiibrt, oes-
balb lei ibt1en &onitantinopel eine
heili9e Stoot. Die YGimes" ioute
lbren Stab mirflih in sic nad,lte
Soiotcnonitalt perlesen, oabin gebor1
lpr
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-14

E E-FFNHr ~ fItrk r.E4.sr
n~albanfen iid onihlieBcn niiiien,
liibrt, bat lie cine @egenmadt eeinn-
beil, init Der. lie redpnen mltB. Mie
aroB Der GinilllB bteier geboroe lit,
5eigt Die @irfuu,g ibrer @arnl,,g aili
Die 8aitfelL oltrd Deld)e Die englii1e
Neaicrll1g g~eSipungen mllroe, ibre
linae6efte Miliarben : Mndeibc 5lt-
riidgi5ieben. &ein @unber, bab Die
Iinalr5groBen in @alitreet iid) 10 bef.
TIC ge9en Die grrid)tlllg oes @dillbcs-
Meieroeipltens itr6lrbtet. STR Soeal
NOR Die @rridtung einer bon ibren al
beberrlfenoen 3entraIbnnf,
mus bic Jira1l5en oes 2anbes Dol.
LENDS in ibre Sa1loe gegeben bdtte.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-14

BEN" als sr eintrat lnb |id) nieosrs
ieste. a@ls ia lie beute frib perlieb,
iouBte i4 eor nidlt reht. mas eigents
tid] sel@eben lpar, aber 5rans err
3dblte mir olles. Wernfe, ib bin
ianen bon @er5cn oantbar."
0ernte na6m ieinen 9ant on nit
Dem 9emsrten, bob er MIR setan
6atte, tpas er fir ieOen onoern audi
setal ho6en miiroe.
r@bsr nor es niGt i9perer fir
mi6?" fragte Sart einbringIid.
oRein, 9err!!" REF Der atte manu
alls. sd babe nismals baron gs=
hadt."
sd aloube S3nen - uno i9 bau=
te Sbnen. 4ber, ielbIt penn sic msin
2e6en retteten, tonnts ni@t mas
dnoeres perloren eehen2"
Werftfe Iab tin seraoe on, bepor
er leiie ontportete: oSa, SEER! Sa
pubte es; i6 = ith ood1te audi ooran,
abets gott lei 9ont, es lit nidt per-
loren."
Gin Oosr 5nsi Minuten mar es fiji,
oonn lagte 9ort nit Tir i'm leltiam
lpeiher Stimme:
n@ernte, i3 babe Sbnen unredt
setan. st babe oeriudt. Sic aus
5unusea, bon S6rer Gbrlidtsit. uno
Sffenbeit @orteii GIT 3iehen, uno pa=
he getan, nos, pie i'd nun iebe, nift
better oils 8etrus III. lino ih niinlhs
nit S6nen in Sronung gu tommen.
Sic ba6en mid etfpas eelebrt beute,
nos i6 Aoffsntlia ME tpisoer psrz
geNe. S6 ihuloe S1nen mein 2eber
unb nod mehr. 2olen Sic MIDI perz
iufen, es Sbnsn auriid5u5ahlen."
limb er 5os eth Patet alis Der Sa<
IAe, 5eigte es Dem aften Wann unb
Ioete:
IS 1T nodl etnas FeueAt. aber SIR
Jsuer lit gut"
llno bonn gab es Elm 5ii6eu unp
4ufflidern, ats Sort GedHung mao;
te, unb Der aIte @ernte ipar iDte0er
alleiniser geiiger lfno 9@iTfsr DOT
Der vRdthe". Der Intsil mar pDllie
abbeaablt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-14
Manic il arpt uic @arcu?

Wtan tut imnler1in gut, Ben obigeu
StteI nod nit einem 5rase5eiten an
perleben,, trogDem Die Yelsbrten polns
4mertfanilAen Muieum Der Iatur=
eef9idte Die 5ade fir siemlicb ae=
pib balten.
Dor 5man5i9 Safren iaon perbrei=
tete 1tG in ote1en Hreiien Die gsnpe,
oaB IS in SeiIen Mmeritas in Ser
uguten alien 5eit" DOR 2,5Oo,0oO Liz
8 Wtiliionen Sabriein ridtige Mtauie
ge9ebsn Ra5e. pelche 10 sroB gelpe1en
Tcten, nie Die gdlpor5bdiren BON tsu=
ts! Man eHtialpB fid1, Der SADIE
lpelter Nat5nfpriaen unp mpn1Dolih
ETH 5telett bon etnem oieier MiauIe
du fi1hen.
9isis Sude ion nod sfpan5ig SUB
rem elolia DON grfolg getrDnt porbeu
letn. Mer's nidt elallbt, ber traae
MIR Die Nartie opn WiiIenl6aftlern,
ipelhe unter Tiibrung Don 8alter
@ranser, Silfsprofehor fir gorseit=
Ntrbeltiere aunoe, tutId6lih in
ap!oraoo Elm ppatommenes 5felett
uoa elmer lol@en Rislenmaus sefunz
Den babsn mill.
Dos sfelcit lit bereits in auer
Jorm Dem Naturselhi9te : Mu{eum
etnpsrleibt pprbea, uno an leiner Sri
lten5 als Sfelett lit fiiglid, niht al
5ipetfeln. Sreilicb t0nneu munhe
gtlebrte aus iolden neberreiten nit
4uflpono bon senigenoer pbantafie
5ufdsli6 ifrsr pereleid,enben
8%snntni1e aaerlet mertipiirbiae
9e'9opfe naftrasli4 5ulammen tom
ltrllteren mo baSen in bieler 8esie=
fung au1 l9on ma1td1e fpmiihe
StnlBer gemaGt
So9 eeraoe5u ausgel9lpHen 1T es
!mmsrbin ni9t baB iolae Rieisnz
mdule sinmal e%riitiert baben mpaen.
Men bat oieier ps,muteten @ottlnq
Den laDnen Namen .YiaotberiumS
sessben. 8er. sait gum peiteren
uusmalen Der @el9i9te oieier Mdule
bat, mag es formlia beoauern. bae
oaaals nod tsine Meni6enpsleu Die
loeitliche Orb : 5ol5tusel uunlider
madlten" Die 5dtten ie%DenfaQs lire
liebe Blage nit lpl9em gesieIer ae=
pabt. Slider lit cher, paB oerurt.ae
'aefd16pfe, penn lie e%riitiert 6aben.
ben 8ampf lims 9alein nidbt lanqe
l%llssehalten faben. in iener 8elt ae=
pan6srter l~tnsebeuer!
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-14

gooen gepinnt. Ger 8. 3opember
miro oemnod) nidt MIR eill
oet1frpiiroiger Gag in Der @eiGid)te
linleres 2onbes bleiben, ionbern oud)
|eine Sonomarfe in Der @eihidte ser
Wenld,beit. %llniere geograpbtldc 2a=
&c 5apingf uns, Die 1Srage niid)tern gu
erlnage,l nno inns feineu lentimenta-
lei1 Traumereiens binsltaeben, oentl
|l)eilte, mic INNER, lit oic Selbitper-
beioigllng rniere beilige @flid)t. -
Mber geraoe, 1peil mir cine n1dd)tiae
ytotion linb, limo mir alle5eit bereit
iifto ipille1S, 81 cil,er ebrenpollenBers
Thanksgiving 5l fomn1en.
Natiirlih, lpenn 8erlud,e CUR Bil=
Dung elmer internationalen Mlliat15
5llm 3Ipede Der bnuernoen Grbaltl,na
beg 6rieoens mirflid grfolg babesl
pllet, 10 muB IN Der geiitieen uno
lpiritueIlet MttnolpbGre BET oenBroB=
mod1tett cinen @ebiel eintreten. 1ag
branoige @eihmiir oes @aijes, Ser Die
lnternationalen @~e5iebiinsen pergii=
tet, lnlB ausgebrannt iperben, uno
Die lnteleftnellen Setter ser gfatio-
men, alien poran oie driitliden Ssiib-
rer, miiiiet1, unter noaier Mnerfen-
nling Der Soma Shes ibrer @egner,
berelt iein, iid} gegenieitig ale &C.
oanfen> @orte unb @erfe slt perge-
ben, NIT beten ieoer Sen onoeren per.
lest nnb pertputrbct l6at. Gann crit
tperoen lie imitattoe lem, NIT ibrem
|podisen ginoringen III bas 9rob1em
Der Determination efnen griolg sil
er5ielcll. Nelttralc Gbrijtcu baben
pie groBe Mufgabe. bieic g~tmoiphare
berpor5urlfen, lueIhe nnerIGblib lit
tlir lebeit st eincm beiiere,1 gegeniei.
tlgen 8erIte6en binlcitenoen gtritt.
lSbne 9borildertbun1 uno nit ser
forreften Saltltng, mcld)e aIleg per=
meioet, tpas Del in bic arieggfIam-
f11el1 g1ehen folrnte, ipllen iie Sic
&riegsfiibrer,ocn oils Ieioen6e 9riioer
nnaebeL i6re @llnben pilegen un6
pen 3llitono i6rer Ser5em uno @eiin.
llllgen beriidiidtigen.
l1niperiitat Berlin, %. Mop. 1916.
l@e5.) M6olpb 9cibmam.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-14
Dir lebrasrdtung.
@on 81. s. 81.

rGs bat. feinsn 3tDed, @ernts."'
Iaste Der Re9tsannalt, I'D Iirhte.
mir iiRO su @not nit unierer Milenz
l9aft. Sic miiIen es gu trasen inr
1et1."
IS lit bart, auf meme olten Sage
nod einmal anfansen minen," ants
nortete iein @eseniiber, ein alter,
tpettersebrdunter 9differ, pabrenb
er unrabig feline Muge in Der 9mb
brebte.
$50, es 1T bart. tpieberbolte 9err
8ranbt freuDbli6, .urb ih pini6te.
id puite einen Iustpeg. Mber i'd meib
feinen."
rSerbert 9art lit elm barter Maun;
fdredlid bart, 9err!!" fuhr Ser alte
Wernte fort. sd ba@te, aIs if 5u<
erit nit ibm anfing. id bate ettpus
@utes. Mber i6 iebe jeBt meinen
Srrtum. Sd tpollte, i9 tpdre friiber
gu. Sbnen getommen."
sd au4, Wernte!! gu re9ter 3eit
battle id Sbnen DieIeiat nod belien
tDnner. 9art INIT Namen uno bart
nit 9er5en! fasen lie. CLAUDE i'd, bier
BON inn. ST nubte jebenfaQs, bab
Sic nidi seraoe pertraut tparen NIT
@elO1ahen, unD bob Bel Sbnen ets
tpas al bolen fei.11
.0err!!" rief Der einfafe, aIte
5Sdiffer aus, lift es nidt furdtbar,
mie bier Meniaen 8ortel nebmen
ponen Don ibren Mitmerideu, Die
ibnen ME ettuns Su leibe tatem!!"
lin auf unIere Sadie SuriidSuIem=
men," eripioerte Dottcs Branbt, v@is
t0nnen ben Mnteil, ben 8art an
Sbrem autter bot, nidt uuStsaab-
len?"
/. Der alte Mann I6iittelte ben Rppf.
.Rein, 9err. SS4 labe perIudit,
!anes auiammen5u iud)en, mas id
tonnte. Nber IS fino ialedtc 3eiten
unb Die Summe lit grpB.@
.Su. Mueroings. limb bann nod3
0a5u Dos, NOS e Sbnen porgefdNs
ieHge"
ngr iast es lei fir 8%etriebsto1ten
unbf 0eriidetuns."
rMds mobts ieiu,, aber reitlif bel
lift Is bod. llnb Sic benton ni1t, BOB
beim Dertauf bes NlttterS senus berz
ausfommen nerbe9"
.Mohl taun, Soerr. Die .sf6t6e"
lit alt seporben ipie ibr 8eiiBer."
.Sa, Damn .piro ss pobl 10 tom~
men. Dab. 9art ben Rutter in ieinen
8eiib nimmt.".
nWie ih iaste, es 1T bart, Serr!
Mber i'd iebe, bab ts niht tpeitera gebt.
SIS toilette MIDI mandbes ;;abr, bis ib
lie taufen tonnte. aber mir miNen
uns trenneu, unb ih muk irsenopo
onoers arbeiten."
Die @efdihte lpar fur9tbar einz
fad. Wernte, SGiffer uno 8eIiber
Der nRGtbe1, bate i9ledte Soften ses
ihabt; gu 9aufe unb i'm GeIddft. So
lam es, bob er @elb, .eiben muBte
bon 9art, benz seriHtnften @eiddfts=
n1aun bon WarnemunSe. 9ann tom
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-14
1olitiide anb nnpoIitiidje
MaaogloHen!

- Ml1Ber ser 9reBirei6eit be-
ld}ranffi @nalano jeet at1d Sic GB=
frctbeit.
2lopo George idaper erfaltet.
Cine Solgc Oes tpnrmetl
gmpfanees?
9as Mnerbieten Ieutidlanos
nno iesner gerbiinoeten, in Trieoens-
lnterhonoll.ngen eintreten 5u molten,
oirfte Die Grfaltung. nod p~ergroBern.
- ENGLAND muB 1i6 allf aae m0ig-
lide ART eiridlrdnfen, neil esGeutih=
la'1o atsllngern Mil!
uGas engliide Golf bdlt oen
arieg fir selponnen". 2elen Die gngs
la'toer oenn aneritaniide @latter?
.@ir meroen uns su @eprelio-
lien gegen gnelanos l~1ebergrifie ge-
1lotbigt ieben", iaat Senator Nbtela1t.
Nber 'per 1T urpir"2
Srnoerttauienb Gllmanen in
tbunoert Iagen gefat1gen bieIleiht
.befrteoigt oas lmlere Mlliirtenfreunbe
bod nod.
4
SSt ser ruiiiiden Mftion laBt
lid Die &id)tung aui Berlin ltab @ien
ielblt an6ertlmgsipeiie fal,m nod er.
fenneu.
e 6odintereHnnt iit bie geobad-
tung, DOB geraoe Sen 8~lofaoemGhte,1
l1idt MIR Sic Suit, ionoern alld) per-
ld}ieoenes anoerc fnapp miro.
Ml,s 6em, tpqs 2Iop6 George
tout, miro eriidtlih, DOB ieinem
Mmtsborgdnger mir oie @abl 5lpis
idsn au%ltltell11ng init ooer pfneslmts-
e''f3eb''n9 asloifen 'Dar,
@ei perlhiebene1 ariegsmaBre-
9el1t, bie er Sen 9entiden abgeieben,
miro 2loDo-@eorge pielleidt finoen,
bat, tpe1lf 3tpei 6aiielbe tblln, es nid,t
oafielbc lit.
.DaB 9eutldlano ,politanbig
altfgerie6en nnb 5eridmettert" lit, lpie
llttiere pro-aIliirte Yreiie NIT @orlie-
be bebaltptet, bot es in Mum1nien
apieoer bctpieien.
Gin idparfes 2idt altf Sic Sries
oensausltdten mirft oerllmitai,o, Dab
mir Die lebter bei0en Sabre ,1ien1anb
bee gtobelld,en 5rieoenspreiies miir-
pig befunoen pltroe.
2oDo Georges neles Yro=
grat1m bot mi1oeltens bel1 @ortbeil,
OaB, 1nalt lit 2onbon mo garis nun
bis sum SriJbidbr micoer bonn .@rp-
Ben GDrtitopber" reoen fam.
Merfrpiiroiger @eiie labt 2lopo
George, lett er ielbit am Steler 1itt,,
ltId)ts mebr bon Dem ~lteberfluB al,
riilbernen &ttgeln" perlauten, sic
bod ben MusidJlag gebeu lollen.
Die @erIulte oes @lmnanenEee-
res beaiffern iid} iolpeit allf 100000
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-14

Radikalbeilung der nerven$tbwdtbe.,
ass @daoass, ns1o1ie ss s o sselast bon soHnunasloTdsit nno iebtshtsu
s slsaa;M m6ns Rnsd B.; @ shIsSu n0 a Sr gs9 snta, sattars a., gsasmsornasn. s g.aA..
Hdtsa no zrab is - 1s M.sAm aus s benz SagsnairsnuS". ri. as EoIesu ineMs.
Stts inheHouh ubl tErnde9 Bud WseheN uNassp ate8n na Sung mba att UMnn uo
Jau gMtu neNn 1oGk, nrbg sn eiHeubnng opn2 &eMS in BrHmarhn peranbtb bon Der
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-14

Sic &erluite oes &lmn1nenbee-
res be5iffera lid, ioreit auf 100000
WfnnlL. Die &erren Grperten Ser.
slaiirten : Greilc balteu lid, gornid)t
lln1ehr iiber bic .gcrinecn geriuitc ser
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-09-12
INDICATES VICTORY.

New York. Sept. - Chairman
Mccormick. Of the Democratic COM
mittce, issued the following state
ment on the result of the Maine cleo
ton:
"Thc result of the election in
Maine indicates a. sweeping Demo-
cratic victory in November. l have
never claimed that we would win in
Maine, because l realized that to car
ry such a rock ribbed Republican
stronghold in prcsidcnta' year
would be practically impossible.
1--WE have materially reduced the
usually large Republican majority
always obtained on national issues
in that State, and that insures the
election of President Wilson in No
vember by an impressive majority,
just as Republican plurality Of 49,
500 in September, 1892. prefaced the
election of President Cleveland in
November.
at is the first time United States
Senators have ever been elected in
Maine by popular vote, and the SEN
timent as to national issues is to be
gagged by the vote cast upon the
same issues in other years"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-09-12
LOSES ISLANDER SUIT
Mrs. Ramsay Must Pay Harrison
State Wins Big Tax Case.

Final Judgment on the Sl0,Ooo
SANDER suit of Hugh Harrison. OF
Charles City county, against MIS-.
Clarice Ramsay, of "Westover" was
rendered yesterday by the Virginia
supreme court of appeals, sitting IN
Stanton, the opinion being written
by Judge R., H. .Cardwall. The YER
dict of the jury awarding Mr.. Harri-
son $500 is sustained. This means
that Mrs. Ramsay will have to pay
he penalty, no further recourse TO
The courts being possible.
Mr.. Harrison, who, incidentally. has
lust been made game warden for his
county, claimed that he had been
gyrroosssly slandered and injured by the
owner of "Westover," the old William
Byrd homestead. The case was tr'eH
before Judge Tyler, of the Charles
CITY circuit court, and attracted wide
interest, disclosing almost feud rcla-
ions between Mrs. Ramsay and seve-
raj of; her neighbors. The S2,30o YER
dict rendered by the jury is one OF
the largest SANDER awards ever made
in Virginia.
No more important or far-reachlng
case has been decided by the supreme
court of the state for years than that
of the commonwealth against the
United Cigarette Machine Company
from the circuit court for Campbell!
county. which the supreme court re-
versed in every detail yesterday. This
was tax case, and while the state
and the county secure a great verdict
the most important feature IS that
it is a precedent for nearly one hun
dred other cases pending. The ques-
tion involved was the fight of the
state to tax foreign capital employed
lactivcly in business in Virginia. The
circuit court held that the tax laws
| could not apply, and the supreme
| court of appeals holds the reverse.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-09-12
FRATERNAL NIGHT.

To the Members of Potomac Lodge
of Odd Fellows. Sarepta Lodge,
Seminole Tribe, Osceola Tribe
Knights of Pythias:
AS "brotherhood" has been taught
by the Bible from the time of Cain
and Abel, and as The Church has fol-
lowed the teaching of Christ in pro-
aclaiming brotherhood" as one of its
fundamental truths, so the Gypsy
Smith Evangelistic Campaign Com
miittee recognizes it as part of its
work in this campaign. and they COR
Aially invite you to be present on
4. fraternal night" Possibly you were
present when the official invita-
;; hi was laid before your lodge, and
- I've take this means. of inviting you
~ oms to the Tent on upper King
~ etaon Wednesday night. Come
ars bring your friends with you.
90. s8good for brethren to dwell
heringnnity."
The Executive Committee.