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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-29
FENC KU0-CHANC WILL HARM0NIzE
 CHINA POLITICS
New Vice President a Mil
 tary Man And Is a High ' ly Educated Person

Picking, Nov. 29-Feng Kuo-
 chang's election to the vice-residency
 is regarded as a vital step in the ef-
 fort to harmonize Chinese politics
 Three ballots in Parliament were ne
 cessary. Feng Kuo-chang was the
 leader in all and on the third ballot
 he received 520 votes, while his near est competitor, Lu Yung-ting, receiv-
 ed only 201 votes.
 <. The election was in striking con- trast to the election of Yuan Shirkai
 to the presidency in 1913. At that time heavy military guards were plac- ed all about the house, of parliament
 and there was great apprehension lest
 there be a riot. :. The guards were
 lacking at Feng- -Kuo-chang' election
 and parliament showed no disorder
 whatever. . Feng Kuo-chang is not decided
 partisan. He has never identified
 himself formally with any faction, but
 has constantly remained~as a sort ol
 middleman between the north and the south, guarding the Yang-tse val
 ley with his large garrison at Nank- ing. He is primarily a military man
 but has shown considerable political acumen, and, unlike many of the military leaders in China, is a man highly educated in the Chinese clas- sics and polished gentleman of wide travel and experience. @l There is much speculation now al to whether Feng Kuo-chang will i'm mediately come to Peking and assume his duties as vice-president. He show. ed unwillingness for some time to al. low his name to be considered in con. nection with the vice-presidency, but finally consented.
 AS military governor of Kiangsu Province, of which Ranking is the chief strategic center, he has fal greater power than the vice-presi- dential office will afford him.
 Fang Kuo-chang's location al Ranking, which commands the lower reaches of the Yang-tse river, as well as the railway connecting Picking and
 Shanghai, is one of the most vota positions in China. His power as commander at Nanking has given him
 great prestige, and made him so inde- pendent that he frequently paid no at tention in the past to orders issued by the central government. Recent. ly, he, as well as practically all the other generals, excepting Genera Chang Hsun, have shown a disposi ton to heed the central government and enable China to harmonize it. interior troubles.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-29
PLAZA

The whole town is talking about the bill that the Plaza will present for the last time tonight an it's really worth while seeing.
 < William S. Hart, the sterling char acter actor, has the role of Bowie Blake in the new Triangle drama, ''The Devils Daughter" and no more thrilling or intense subject has ever been handled upon the screen.
 Barnold's' Dog and Monkey Actors in their screaming pantomime, "A Hot Time in Dogville," heads the vaudeville attractions and there's a veritable riot of mirth in order dur ing the presentation of the offering. {. Noodles Pagan and Girl take the house by storm at every performance which is only to be expected when Noodles popularity with vaudeville audiences is taken into consideration. 2 And Evans, Zanos and Dunn ih a lively comedy singing diversion; the Baker Brothers in the most sensa- tional gymnastic offering of it's type found on a local program in months and new Keystone comedy entitled Bombs" complete splendid enter tainment feast.
 Tommrow will bring the much heralded Triangle play, ''The Children Pay" with Lillian Gish, the Melo- dious Fantasy of eight male voices and many other delightful attractions especially chosen for the holidays.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-29
WOULD RECALL
 FROM U. s. ALL JAP IMMIGRANTS
Gx- Minister Says This Will Be Done If Java and Su-
 matra Are Secured.

The Hague, Netherlands, Nov. 29.- "If Japan gets Java and Sumatra from Holland as a present, the hun dred thousand emigrants in the United States can be recalled, so that America will also then be satisfied ' declares the Japanese ex-Minister and pubIicist, Yusaburo Takekoshi, in his latest contribution to we'll known Japanese review that has serv- ed once again to fan Dutch suspicious regarding the Land of the Rising Sun. .'I therefore think that country is in entire agreement with our pol icy" he adds.
 The article is a plain, unvarnished demand by this former minister of education that Japan shall take ad- vantage of the present favorable juncture to annex the Netherlands East Indies. "If," he exclaims, things are allowed to go on as they are go- ing, there is every chance that Japan win get as good as nothing for the mobilization of a big army. I do not desire that the government shall pur- sue a a.quixotic policy, but I do desire that it shall strike a great blow to secure the safety of the nation and increase it's influence, now that. such a fine opportunity offers, ain oppor- tunity which, if allowed to slip by, will not recur in a century,
 Should Germany prove victorious, he argues, she will get the British and French colonies, and Java and Suma- tra will also fall into her hands; if the war ends indecisively, Germany will cede AIsace- Lorraine to France in exchange for French possessions .:-1. case the position of Java and Sumatra wifi be seriously threatened; while if, on the other hand, the Allies win Great Britain will turn egoist, and in that case again the fate of those is- lands will cause Japan much anxiety. "In view of these considerations" {" reasons Yusaburo Takekoshi. .it is better for Japan to demand Java and Sumatra from Holland now, for the powers at present leave Japan a free hand and do nothing but nurse her friendship and good will.'' He fur ther urges the necessity of Japan, as an industrial country, having more tropical territory whence in time of heed it can get its raw materials, and on the other hand throws doubt on Hollands record in the matter of preserving neutrality in it's colony, and on it's future ability in this re- spect, thus rendering the East Indies a potential handy basis for Japan's enemies.
 The Dutch press emphatically re- flutes all suggestions that the Neither lands has not strictly carried out the duties of neutrality in every instance, and while not inclined to exaggerate the importance of such solitary utter ances as the foregoing it considers it wise; that the nation not let this cam paign escape it's attention, "waged as it is by a man of influence in Japan against the highest interests of our c0untFy-s Aba A4t .a
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-29
A NATURAL MISTAKE.

A friend of Senator Underwood, formerly chairman of the Ways and Means scommittee of the House, re- lates an instance of mistaken identity, which was something of joke on his colleague. He said:
 When Und derwood is in Washington he is one of the busiest men in the country Soon after the assern bling was in his office, the anteroom of which was crowded with men who had called to see him on matters of politics and business. One of the last corners, a rough-looking man was ushered in promptly on his ar rival. He stated his business as fol- lows:
 If you, please, MT. Underwood, ] wish you would help me a bit finan- cially. I want to get ort Vest and then this dialogue followed:
 Where are you from ?'' asked Un- derwood. .s
 From your state, Alabama, sir, was the reply.
 Why do you want to go West?"
 Because I've just got out of prison down home" ,
 What were you in fors?"
 Burglary"
 Underwood, now thoroughly inter ested, asked. How long were you in for?"
 -.'Five years"
 What did you do before that?''
 "I served 1 o years on another con- viction for burglary" TTnd AfiYa11u oovo f1o n, n some money and then called one c1 his secretaries and incurred: to come in here and take up my time while men who have important .busi ness are kept waiting outside ?"
 ''Is that "a convict" inquired the secretary, amazed. "I thought he was one of the new Congressmen'
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-29
SUSPECT THOMASTON
 MAN WAS MURDERED
Special. to The Farmer )

Thomaston, Nov. 29-The body of Matthew Woods. 35, was found yes- ,terday in the Naugatuck river few hundred feet south of the railroad station. The body was only partly submerged and it is the belief of the authorities that it had been there sev- eral days.
 Woods had been missing from the home of William Johnson, by whom he had been employed in Reynolds Bridge, since Saturday, when he drew a weeks pay and left for this town. He had c1lt over one eye and deep gash behind his left ear. Persons living near the place where he was found assert that they. heard men ar guing early Sunday morning, which leads to the belief that there was foul play.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-29
'FRUIT.A.TlVES" Brought The Joy Oe Health After Two Years' Suffering

35 St. Rose St., Montreal. April 4th.
 tsFor over two years I was sick and miserable. suffered from oonstant HeadacAes, ard lad Falpitatioz ot tie Heart so badly that feared would die. There seemed to be lump in my stomach and the Constipation was dreadful. suffered from Paan 1s Ae -Baek and Kidney Disease.
 Twas treated by physician for year and a half and he did me no good at alI- I tried Fruit-a -tives" as last resort. After using three boxes, I was greatly 1mb1o0ed and twelve boxes made me well. Now can work all day and there are no Headaches, no Palpitation, no Heart Trouble, no Constipation, no Pain orKidney Trouble and feel like q mezO 6eing-and it was ''Fruit-a-tives" that gave me back my health'.
 MADAM ARTHUR LAPLANTE.
 5Oc. box, for $2.50, trial size, 25c. At all dealers or sent postpaid by Fruit a-tiyes Limited, Ogdens5urg, New York.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-29
QUICK RELIEF, fhQM
 CONSTIPATION
Get Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets

That is the joyful crye sft thousands since Dr. Edwards produced Olive Tab lets, the substitute for caiemel.
 pr. Edwards, a practicing physician for 17 years and calomeIs s old d7tin1e en- emy, discovered the formula for Olive Tablets while treating patients for chronic constipation and torpid flyers
 Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets do not contain calomel, but healing, sooth- ing vegetable laxative. e..esastea gf
 No griping is the keynote of these little sugar coated, oliye-celofed tablets They cause the bowels and liver to act normally. They never force them to unnatural action. ,fss1.,, Z. ss. ss
 If you have dark brown mouth now and then-a bad bEeafh--a dull, tired feeling sick headache - torpid liver and are constipated, you'll find quick. sure and only pleasant results from one or two little. Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets at bedtime. s@e
 Thousands take one or two every night just to keep right. Try them A0c and z5c per box. All druggists.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-29

PRE SIOENT RE9p/NS MESS9SEI
 On Tuesday, Dec. 5, President Will son will read his message to the joint session of the senate and house of rep resentatives. The constitution re- quires congress to meet on the first Monday in December and it meets then, but adjournment is taken inn -mediately until the following day to show respect for deceased members This year the senate mourns the death of Senator James P. Clarke of Arkansas, who was president pro tempore of the senate.
 Gross receipts from the Yale-Har- ward. football, game Saturday were .$153,0OO.
 Robert K. Cassatt has resigned as vice. president of the Keystone Coal & Coke Co. }-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-29
WOMAN ARRESTED
 FOR ABANDONING BARE.

TorringtCn, Nov. 2e-Mrs. Cora Savage was arrested here yesterday, and taken to Waterbury. The charge is that she abandoned a four weeks ly's home in Waterbury. She admit ted that she had left the child on the doctors steps. but asserted that the infant belonged to an unmarried daughter. She explained that she thought the child would get better treatment when found than she could provide
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-29

A big program has been arranged for the last half of the week, starting with the holiday performances tomor- row. There will be four complete per formances Thanksgiving day.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-29
BOGUS PATHFINDER" JAILED.

Venice, Nov. 29-An individual calling himself Prince Edward of Bourbon, pretender to the throne Of Albania, has < been condemned to three years Imprisonment for de- faulting in thew ar zone. He is said to be a gas collector of Milan named Carl Lorito.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-29

At the coming session of Congress Senator Pomerene, of Ohio, will in- troduce a measure appropriating $50.- O00 for a park and memorial to Will liam Henry Harrison, near Cincin- nati
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-29
A muscmcnt5
POLES

Bridgeporters who like real musi- cal comedy-and nearly everybody does-should avail themselves of the final opportunity at Polls tonight to see Seymour Brown & Go. in the de- lightful production Whats Your Name This offering com pines all the clements of a full-sized musical comedy and furnishes a solid hour of entertainment. There is a big com pany of clever artists, including a bevy of pretty girls.
 Some interesting views of the in terior of the U. s. Bureau of Printing and Engraving are shown in Irwin Cobb's film drama "The Dollar and the Law Starred in this unusual drama is Lillian Walker, assisted by a big cast. .Pathe's Pictorial News is also a feature of the photoplay bill.
 Other vaudeville features include: Adelaide Boothley, assisted by Charles Everdine at the piano, in song sketches; Weir & Mack, in the comedy caught; and the Menards, novelty euilibrists,
 A big program has been arranged for the last half of the week Starting
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-13
2apcnpurt s~nrnaemcinbe.

Ios gcrgllii9llng5 : Committee
Der Sllrl1er ! @eiangieftion miro fir
nad)itet Sonntog, oer 20. sll1gult
1916, Gin 9asfet Eicnie al,f
Der Gunner Sniel arranaircr, al
lpcld)cm allc Sltrl1er neblt ibren So
mllien eingelaocn Iino.
Stir pprtrcfflidc ltl1terbaltung,
aple W5lliif= ltllo @elangsportrage, ip=
mte 6cllliigenoe Spicle lit beltcns
gel orgt murbel, lln0 iollen logan
m%ertbpolle Nrcile bei ben Spiclcn 5lr
gcrtbeillntg fommen.
Gas Gicllic lit mabreno bes gar=
Sen Cages ullo bat oas Committee
ldon Mbmadnagcn ge%troffen, oal
Die geforoerung Der @eiuder BON
9anOllngsplab auf Der Sublrbal1.
Srlel Gus flptt uno iider BON ltattel
geben miro. SIN grfrildulgcn mirl
miro cs lclbituerltal1olih allh nid)1
feblen.
User cinell peraniigtcn Gag ouf SCI
fllblcn sSlllel, perlc6el mill, Der Der:
laltme nidt 5u fommlell.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-13
Tran Nnna Iries, gcb. sdacfcr, lit
2afe Harf, SSa., gehurbcn.

Safe Mari, So, II. Mual,it
1916. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bon Dem
Ser 1empfrut". Trall Mnna
Grieb geborene shacter, ucrldieo III
Siollr @allep, Winn. 7pm. 5onntag,
ben g: AitBllit I'M Mlter pom So Sab-
rem, bier Monaten u1o315 Iagen.
Die @erItorbene erbInfte orn %.
6cbruor 1858 IN Der 6reien nno
San|eItoot @ambl1rg oas 2idt Der
@elt ulto permallte iiA BORT nit
Serrt 5einrid GrieB. Nad Mmerifa
gefommelt, Iieb iid Dos Gaar inWal=
colt nieoera no cs iahrelang pob1ttc.
Gor ad)t Sabren lieoclten tie nod
Stout @allep. SadionGoltntp, Milnn.,
iiber, no 6rau &ries iest Dos 3citli=
Gle iegnete.
Or. @admanll lt,lo oie aronfcn=
pflegerir,, Sri. Marp Sob, lpeilten
Gag rn6 Nadt ON i6rcin &ranfenla=
ger, jeooh p%ergcbens. Die 1abinge=
ldieOene binterlaBt mlBer ibrem 8at-
ten einen Spbn, @arrD Hries, lnb
ei11e Iodter, Sri. Cora Grtes. @err
Geter &rueger bielt Sic Irauerreoe
I'M Sra1terbaltle, mie al1d an Grade.
Die @eiieblng fano beute Madmit=
tag allf Dem JrieObofc gu 5iour Sal
lep ltatt. S. 81. s.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-13
CSiir Sen vIempfrat. ~

Ser Monat Srli SEES @eilsiabres
1916 miro nidt iebr balo aus Dem
@eoadtltiB Der jett lebenoen @ene=
ration bon Davenport nno ei1tem De-
tradtliden llmfreiie lhpil1oen. ST
bat lid) emig Oenfmiir0ig gen1adt
oltrd) cine lang al1oallernbe groBe
Site rno cine ultgemobnlihe
Irodenbeit. @ir baben in Ia=
pel,pprt ldol1 eil15elne beiBere Sage
(bis SIT 106 @raO) gebabt, aber als
anbaltell0 beiber llnb trofener 500
not lit Der 6%iesjabrige Snli ein vl1ni=
cum" gcmel en-.
Gem @eridt oes M~eteorologen S.
%. Sberier pom bieligelt @etterbii=
10, ben &uriolitatenlanlnler lid gum
Il1fbemabren peridaffen lolltell lil1b
bic folgenoen Iaten erlt1lommen:
Gle Oltrdlidpnittlihe Scmpera=
Ut fir ben gan5en Monat mar
|S2.6 @rao, bie mittlere @odlttenlpe=
ratllr 94.1 6rob u1D Sic mittlere
WtlnoelttemperatAr II @rab. 8ie
norrlale Gllrdld)nitts Scnperatl,r
tllr oielen Wonat lit lett 1871, Ser
grridltung Der bieIigen @etterltati=
ON, 75.4 8raO gelpcierl, 10 baB mir
allo taglld1 ~ Brao bl1rdidnittlid)
mebr Site gu ertragell batten, alS
mir lett 45 Sabren gepobnt marel1.
9alr einmal in oieler 3eit, i'm SsS1li
1901, pllroe cine gleid bobe mittlere
a'tpnatsHrnperatur pcr5eid)net. gbcr
Dos cr5ablt nod nidt Sic gauge Sc
lhidtc. Man mi,b oie gin5elbeiten
utter Die 2llpe neImen.
gead)bem Der cillem fiiblen nn6
llallen 6riibiabr gefolete Sunni in lei-
1lem lcbten Sbeil bereits Elm paar
rcd)t marine Gage aebra6t Gatfe,
bradte Ser /. unb 3. SllIi "a nnb SO
8rab, uato bonn IL. Sllli ab lit, nit
elmer ein5igen Nl1sna6nlc Cam 90. bei
S9 8rao), bas thermometer iebel,
Sog bis bod IN Die nelln5iger @raoe
aeltiegel,, al icds lintercinanbcr fol=
genocn Saacn iogor bis iiber Gum
bert. Sim 16. Sllli beidieo lid bas
Sucdlilber nod nit 9S, am is. mil
SO @rab; am %. abcr b%ob1ladte es
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-13

Sarb sibt aaf ltnfaa fa,ttcnSen@ alJr-
lprad ab.
Mtttter bcs ilttgcn Mannes in st.
Suuis pom llnfall bcnadlrid)tigt
rpprDclr.

uAsir, Sic Si1ry, firbcn, Sai. Der
20 Sabre nIte TrdIf Mhpabcs BON
ct. loiis gcaen $3.50 Nadmittags
nm Drtitas, ben Ii. Mbaiit 1916, sit
S0bc fd,t, ais Ct bnft eitcnl Msutpr-
tailiuageit ppr benz Sailic; Np., 427
DritliHc 2. Strakc, 9aOcnport, Stott
COUNTY, Solua, ii~berfabrcu iumrbt,
atf bcn CT i'd, at idJ,uinseii bcrftdbte.
Sicicr Observation-Disclosures nitrbr
bpl eiucm gc,uiiicit Wfeloul, gDgitar
pun Slitc 8raf, Scott Gos1ttt, Sa.,
gritcmcrt ltlnb mir, Sic SirD, iprcd)cn
bictomrdJ beiagtcn Mrlppm 8pgrtair
oDtt jebcr SdjMlb ut SSc,n llitfal frei.
llnterscidmet: Mpbcrt &lamcr,
Ollie Sampipm,
Charles Morgan,
Gprpncrs : SSilrp.
Die @ercn MeIppn @panar, 81
MGR Safer, @nltap 8. Scatter, Sobn
s. &nltb ltto 6. SO. @atterion ml,r>
ben oils 3clgcn pernomllclt nao la9=
ten oieie iiber sen %l11fall genall 0as
aus, mos lit Scr geitrieen Mltseabc.
BON bcln Ger Icmnfrat" bcridtct
moroell mar. Die Nlltter bes 8erlln-
aIiiften loll 5ralt Jra,lf @llntbatIe,l,
StraBe, ct. 2olis, 800,
lein. Sn ct. 2outs gibt es icbob tel
ne StraBe nit Narnen uSdiermer
StraBe~. @ie pcrlal1tct, ioG Sic 2ei-
de bes &crlngliidten nod st. 2onis
merocn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-13
Gie Misunderstanding in Der
1tntcrcn Sta0t.

Sin Scr gde Der Dritten nnb @robp,
Ser Maii1 ullb &arriiun unb an Ser
2. unb 9rabD Strabe, iollcn iebt
Safety Signs, siderbeitsihilber,
%angebrad@t mer0en, melde ben Pluto
mobilbeiisern pcrbicter., ibre Maidi=
men in bic 9sabe Ser al, sen ebengc=
lanlltcn gden befinoliden 5truben=
bobnbaltcltellen l1nter5nltellen. Sn
Dem l1nterltellen ser 9llltomobile III
Ser nltteren Stabt ioll balo cine gro
BE Mcnoernng gemadt lperoen, Dor
alien i0neen ioa, mie IN mbere,1
Staoten, logar an Ser 2. ape., III
&od Sslano, ourdgefiibrt meroen,
oaB Die Maihinen in Sen. belebten
@eldansltraBen Ser nnterett Staot
lnitt laitger als 5lpan5ig poer breibig
Minuten lteben biirfer. Solte icBt
III eilrem Der groBelt @e6alloe Der un=
teren Staot Elm Jcl1er al1sbreder, 10
f0nttten Sic tel1en idnperen 6eller=
Observation-Disclosures garniht an 6as
IN 8ram geratbene @alls idfea ge-
mug beranfommel1, Tie piirocn in Sic
bielert Gripatmaidinen, bie BORT
Iteben, bi1einfabren, nn6 oieielben
serldlmettern. Soflten iid MN III Die
len Maidinen, oie l1ntergelteqt iinb,
Gerlpnen befinbcn, 10 miirben.. bic
ic1ben stpeifellos idper peerlekt, ipetlnn
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-13
=. 5. Se1 1oHs,
iiber Nrbeiten bon &inoern
altf Den Straben ltt,o iiber Sic an=
lteal1ng bon &in0ern.
S6ul6cbnroe, IL. unlo Main StraBc,
Gqpeltpprt, Soma.

bon ser Sunoertmarfa berab ltt1b CT
5ielte on ben folgelloen flint Iaget1
nod groBere Sril1mpbe. Sim 25. bot
ten mir 100, om 26. 103, am 81
1O1, am %. 102, am 30. 1O4 nr1o
am 80. 100 @rao, uno alld am Mor=
gen gab es mn geringe &iibllr1g,
oenn bas Slediilber ging in iener
@od]e nidt tiefer oils a1f 76 8rab,
am 80. logar MIR auf so 8rab ber=
ab. Ser fiibllte Morgen oes ga15er
Wfonats tpar ON 10. nit 50 @rao,
mabreno Die 0urdidnittlide Iieftem<
pertur 0es Ioltats III @rao Nor.
@a6reno Oes Suli gab es "a fla
re" Gage, an bel1en oie Come ourd
eile ounitige gtmolpbare i9ien nto
mie cine polirte 9ron5elheibe aus
iab. Sin Z 1agen mar Der @immel
ut6eilmeis bemolft"; aber Sic @olfen
naren mie Gal1nerr nnb perflogerl
lmmer lebr balb. Hegen COB es an
orei Sagen; aber Sic 8eiammtmenge
fir oen Monat mar meniger ais ei1l
balber 3ol, 1lanllid 0.46 3oa, mab-
rel1o Ser %aorn1ale Wonatsol1rbidnitt
1885 Sol betrngen ion. Der Sl1li
oes porigen Sabres batte ettpas iiber
o6t Bod Rieoerlhlag gebradt.
9ie 2uftbepegung mar al1BerIt
lal1alam, NIT burfIdnittlih flint
W}eilen in Der Stltnbe. Ser ltarflte
8 n 5 NOR am 10. st batte ma6=
reno fiinf Minl1ter cine @eidpimoig=
felt nod Der Slate bon % Meilcn ii,
Der stllnoc, uno par elm Noromeit-
min6.
@emitter, ooer mas Sic Gra=
terl1ionen bon iolden mad)te, gab es
an odt Gagen; a6er lie marelt mie
bic 6ellermerfsperll16e zines flei1en
SSllngen lllo brad)ten meoer &iiblung,
nod) alld) mcbr oils cine Spur bon
Gegen.
Die lange @ibeperiooc Fat in ser
ll1ngegel1o lebr piele @ibihlqge Der
llrlad)t, bon Oenen cine betradtlide
M115obl tootlid) perlar1fen lit. Die
3abl lpuroe aber nod beoenteno GRO
Der gepelen lein, menn Sic Suit nid)1
I'M 9a115ell lebr trofen gelpelen mare.
>. +. nclln lie mebr 6en6tigfeit ent.
balten u1lo ldpiile Site geberrlh1
Datte. q. g. st.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-13
Sames srptt ppn MlcbD anf unerflar
Iidlc @eiic prrlcbt.

Santes Scott BON Mleoo, ST., licat
inmer nod benllBtios ld)perperlcst
i'm Merep Solpital, nadDoem CT IN Der
Nad)t bonn 5reitag gum Sulna6eno
berlest morben NOR.
Scott bot eil,en 9rl,d an bei6en
9cinen, einen 8rld oeS redten
tSanoselenfes nno im1erlide Gerle-
kl1lgen bapolt gctraaeal. @r mllroe &C.
itcr,l Morgen bon Or. @alfer bon
Ilcbo nah Davenport 1rab oem. bie=
iigen Mcrcp : @olpital trarspprtirt
uno bort ser Sbbut bon Or. 81. 8.
Sa1ebucd allpcrtraltt. linn brci llbr
beltte Morgcn bate Ser Hatient nod
nidt 1pieber oaS 9elpuBtlein crlal,gt
mo fpnntc besbalb aud, l1idts bar=
iiber ultslagell, mie, lr0 no CT Die
gcrlebutgcn Dappngetragcm battc.