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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-26
Siir bic NerprDbiantiruag
WtDntenegrps
9 Sorst bereits bic Dfer.
rei9iiae Regieruna.

rgt peretfS pte pters
rel 4 ii4e Resisruns.
8ien. 25. San. - ueber aons
bon. = Die Gntpaffring Der mOntes
Hegriner madt CUTE GortI6ritte, ipie
bterber gglnelbet pirb. Der Mlangel
an &ommunifutioRsmitteln, bic I'm
ipegIamteit bes 2anbes anb bas une
siinitige Wetter erIdpsrten es Der
montsnegriniI6en Rsgisrllng, bic &uns
De bon Der Sapitulation in bic entlez
genen Oiitritte 5u ihidsn Gs mar
notbpenoig, bag bic 2tntiinbigung DON
Der Sdpitulirung Der Rsgierung js0es
6dus erreiate, oenn ieber Wtontene.
srtner lit betpuffnet unb bieIe @ufaobe
srtDiss iib idlpisriser, ais 1usrit anse.
nommen puroe.
Die Diterrei9iIdsungarif9en MiIiz
tdrbeboroen iinb Dem beiiegten 9olt
gegsuiiber iebr ua4fi9tig uuO tie babsn
ben gfitgIiebern bon DffsnfIi6en Si>
berbeitsbe50roen seitattst, ibre Daffen
3u beholten, iDenngIei9 1iterrei9ii9z
ungarii9e Sruppen bsrsits bic ppIis
3eiselpa!t ausiiben.
Gs iiHo bersits S9ritte getban pOrs
ben, luH Die 9eODlerung nit ae6sns>
mittslu gu pGiorsen, mas Iebr Orinz
ssnb R0tbis III. 1900 isrbii4e
SOIOatsu, bic iia na6 Muntsnsgru ses
fIiiatet bdttsH, tpurbsn Don ben Deter.
reidsrn gefaHssH ssnommeu.
3uDerldiiissn Ra4ribten aus bsm
nDrpliden gIIbunieu Sufolge i4liebeu
ii3 pieIe 2lIbdner ben SeiterreiherH
an unb bic 3abl Der anbGneer giidap
pGiaas, bes proDiiprii9en YrGiioen=
ten Don 2llbdnien, ntmmt nit isbem
Gag ab.
llsbsr bic acknowledgement bic
eoentusa Wipnteuesro ssitsat iperbeH,
lit pOrldufig nod gar ni6ts betannt.
SeIbit Die 9reiIe bat nod feline gers
mutburseH oariiber angeiteat unb be-
bunosIt bic GngeIesenbeit aIs cine nes
6eniGdIi4e, Biz ous san5s 2an6 beieBt
tporoen 1T. gs limb aber &nSsi9en
oafiir oorbanSen, bag bic Resieruns
ni9t iebr itrens nit MOntensgro ins
Geridt seben tpirb. Sura Die BE.
fsBung Don 9tntiDari unb 9ulcigno bat
Sefterrei6 cine piriiame HontrpGe
iiber ben gr6btsn 1beil Der SittiiIts
BEG abriatiiben Mserss srIanst.
Oas ur6famusseIu pom
Daaren aIlent 4niastn
mad unmDslt4.
2onbpn, %. Sanuar. Cine am
0ienitas Dom britiI6en offi5islen
prebburenu ubgesebeneGrsldruna laus
tst ipis fpIgt:
Inter Der 5radt bes f9ipeoiI6en
Ddmpiers .llrna". Der BON Rem gort
nu6 aopenbassn uno 9otbenburs,
S6ptben, unisrpess 1T, puroen 10
aiften sefunben, bic, benz Ranifeit
sufoIss, 6dmmsr sntbalter iolten lno
bic an cine Sdniide Sirma aoreTirt
ipareil.
.9ei Der unteriu6ung ffe[lte es ii9
beraus, eab ole 15 aiitsn is sinen
Sad nit 4upfers. MeFtng' unb tuie
es iaeiut aluminium 9lbFdle eut'
bisItsn.
rDie Wudrsn finb fir bas- prifeRs
Gerist sslaaos mcrnsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-26
ei 6em lebten &riud fd tirfiider geQun9en bel &ntG
gmara 5u beaadtigen, 9aben lie aaeiu 0reitanleno
Mann an Sooten pcrloret
2ln0 d6n(i6c Oer(u(te in einem frd6cren 9efe6t
er(itten.
Tn montenegro a die Gntwafnns der Hse und der Bsv0srng
CUTE Turtf0rlts.

Der 3e in WOnnsro bic ges. rung fib peiB GemanO Die
5ruppn egen ibaa brpia s bic affen nieber no DETER
reid ost beres fir bic 9erprO bntruns Der gsp0ung Der
frbe premiermiifr Carp d, Oab umdnen @ nemals au
bic Sei Der GnniemGde ele perb On Der ptlten Sron
ftosH smIi beftse araere sets at limb aud an SOnso
nimm bic qoitdt asnii den 4rierie pbtr 5n Der
t6e Dumpier Yorsman 1O5OO sonnen jsn an
RiIte Sranbs einem Inter ieboot perient
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-26
Vntietli6
5 I bas 2oos Der beutf9en
unb iterrst9if4en ii
arieesgefangenen
in Sibirien.

SanSrancisco, 25. San. -
j. gB. Watefielo BON Sun Srancisco,
Der iOs6en nit bem Sunpfer Sbingo
U|aru aus benz fernen Often bier
eintrdF unb Der cine ReiTe bur6 Sis
birien madts, 6ebauptet, baB SauTenz
be beutI6er unb DIterret9ii4erSriegss
gefdngenen in rltfiif9en 9pu3entrac
tionslagern Derbunsern unb DOT Sal
te umtommen.
rg(ls i6 porigen gtobenrber IN
S6itu, Si6trien, mar, bsbauptet
Serr @otefisIb, vparen in einem borz
ttgen Eager bereits iiber 300 ipesen
UtangeIs on Nubruns unb mariner
SIeioung um9etommen. Sbr Suitunb
mar iammerpDa. gs mo6ten ii6 an
$4,000 9efangene bort bsfinben, pelz
de tn tbren Serfebten llniformen bsrz
um9umpelten. @inige berielben Iu9z
ten f9 bur3 SbierbGute DOT Der Rail
lie gu f4iiBen. sSn Sibirien befinben
ii6 msbrere 5unberttauieube bieier
Sefungenen unb penn ibneu ni4t
SiIfe sutleiI pirb, tperben Saufenbs
iter6eH."
&Gmpfs in perfien.
Berlin, 25. Sanuar. @uf brabts
lOiem @ege nab Sappile. Wie Der
reberIse Ra6ridten Ngentur aus
periien gemeIbet fptrb, 6aben ii6 Rai6
Suiiein &bau, elm prominsHter periis
i6er 5iibrsr, uHb fem Spbn ben uH-
aefGbr 1000 Mann itarten etngebores
nsn TreipiIIiseu dneeI6lofien uRo
nit ibnen bic ruiftIhen Sruppen in
Sare angesriffsn. Die Ruiien DerIoreH
m benz &untpf 5peiMafhinenseihiiBe
uno cine Wenge Wlunition, unb lie liez
BEN du6 cine 2lnsdbl 9efangene in
Den SdroeH Der 9erier Suriit.
Oantirden bon beutf den
JIiegern B barbirt.
2onbon, %. Sun. Giner pffis
sieLsn getanntmu9uHs 5ufolse baben
am Oienitag Wtorgen nm iet)s llhr
spei ieinpli9e Qeroplane Siintir6en
nit 8pmben belsgt, nobel fiiHf perlo.
nen set0btet puroen.
Cine ruffif4e Stsssa
na9ri9t.
Qonbon, %. Sdnuar. Cine De-
peT6e uus Ct. petersburg q iugt,
bab in Der iiinsitsn in Der gadbe BON
Grserum itattgefitnbenen S6Ia9t bic
Ru1en 1000 Siilten sefansen senOms
men bGttsn, borunter so Sffiaisre.
Die RufIen ipleu au4 Oiel Muidis
nengeIhiibs unb grobe WssnSen DON
W9unition srbeutet baben.
Die fraus5fii DE Sen iur'
9orIage.
poris, %. Sanuar. Mit 1874
aesen 1873 Stimmen 6ei6lOB bic Ram.
msr Sienitds bic 3eniur gorlose an
Elm aommittee Su perpeiien.
Die @prluse beIast, bab aIle @erOts
fentIi9ungen Der Eegierung pOrgelest
rsrben miiHen, ebe iie Dem publttum
Suseben, bob Der Senior absr nur
fpIhe unoffisielle Saten unteroritsu
lam, ipelde fi9 auf mtIitGrii4e Spes
ratipnen unD bipIOmatti8e @ers
tanblunsen be5ieben, bereu @srSffents
Ii6ung Der Sa6e beB aaHbes iadben
tDnnten.
@ ontenssrinf6e 8 onisss-
fumilie in 2Dpn.
9pon, 25. Sauuur. Die &D.
nissfamiIie bon Wlpntsnssro bat bes
i9IpFsn elm GebiitSs am liffr Der
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-26

Saone, pel9es DON game. gompn'
0our ge6aut purbe, ols Wobnung
an5unebmen. Die Stabt Gbpn butz
te ibr OaieIbe Sur DiipoIttiOu se'
fellt.
&Dnis glt4oIos min feline Uniform
abIesen unb 3ibtltleiber an3ieben baa
nit er, pbne urn0t6iges GufIeben an
erregeH, in Der Stabt ipa5ieren seben
fam.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-26
Weneral 0aleriauog Sebler
Wirb Gbef nts ueufrsirs
ten ipautf6sn 9eue.
rdIft bs

paris 25. San. - @eneral @as
lrianc DebIer III gum Gbef bes Ges
neralitubs Der fpaniidsn armse srs
nannt iporben, Der ssraOs ourh Elm to-
niglidws Deiret treirt purbe, ipie Der
Sapas 9teeniur aus Wasrib semelOsi
ipirb.
General Wsblsr mar Dor Dem auss
brid bes ipdnii@ amerifauiidM
2risgeB General @puperHeur bon
Cuba unb es gilt alIgemsiu uls Sbats
fade. bab feline Graufumteit Bel Der
uneirbriidung Der repoIutionGren Be
ipesuns in Cuba uno beionbers bic
4cn5entririms Der 2anobsrSlterung In
grobm 2asern, mo SaiIienbe perbuns
ssrtsn. pisl bamit gu tbun bate. bdb e.
5iDii9en Gpanisn uub ben Der. Staa.
ten aiim 5sriscs lam.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-26

&egen ooer S9nee.
Saone, peldes BON Slime. Pompn'
Oour ge6aut ipurbe, ols Wobnung
anaunebmen. Die Stabt 2Dpn bats
te ibr OaiieIbe our Diipoittion 9e'
feut.
aDnis Ni8oIos min feline Uniform
ablesen unb 3tbtltleiber an3teben, baa
nit er, pbne unn0t6iges &ufie6en 5n
erregeH, in Der Stabt ipa5ieren ssben
tann.
GnsIanb unb g 9psbsnun.
terbaubelr.
2onb on, %. ssunuar. Gie &ons
troOerIe aptT4en 9rObbritanien uno
S9tpeben lber Die 8eI4lasnabme Der
pOit Ieitens @roBbritaniens, tpel9e
dbnti8e WauBregeln Teitens S9pes
Oens 5ur 6olge bate, 1T INNER nod
ni4t beigelest iporbeu, tDenn ou9 un'
terbanbIungen i'm Ganse finb. UIGn
gloubt, 6aB S6peben ben grport DON
Sola6rei freigeben unb Gnglano
S4Deben nit &Obls beriebsn piro.
Graf Don Sold aus Der,
@efongenf aft befreit.
Berlin, 25. Sunuar. 9luf brabts
lpIem Wege na9 SoDoille. Inter ben
MilitGrgeFangenen in Montenegrp, bic
opn ben 0eutI9en unb Seiterrei9ern
befreit nurben, beFinoet it3 audi oer
Graf BON 9OIt, Elm btannter &piatis
fer.
9lniDaIt pegen SptOnass
beitraft.
garts, 25. Sanuar. Cine 5a.
pos 9epeI4e aug Bern meloet, o9B
Der 9erlinsr 4nlpalt SaIompn gu 40
Sagen Saft unb 1000 Srancs Strofe
rerurt5eiIt porben lei. Serner ioIl
er 5 Sabre lang aus Der S9fpei5 Oers
tuieIen tperbsn unb bic Soften bes
Prp5eiIes trugen. Die 2lntldge gegen
i'm Iortete auf Spiunage uuo paB'
fdIi6ung.
Die brittle beutf DE &rtegss
nn1ei1e ieBt DOLL ein=
be5d BIT.
Berlin, 25. Sanuur. 4uf bru5t-
loIem @ege mad SapOiIe, q. q. Die
brittle beutI6e &riegsanIeibe 1T iebt
ppllftdnbig einbe5ablt. Die leBte Auote
mar an %. Sanuar fGGig. Die @es
IdmntIumme, bic sinbeSdblt tpurbe,
6etrdgt 12,160,000000 Nart. Bon
biefer Summe purben CSC, 200, 900
Wlart ober 81 qruseHt pon gonten sc"
borst.
q porbam 0ur6 + iirmii | DIES
8etter aufgebalten.
ct. Spbns, q. g., 25. Sanuor.
Der Dampfer HOoroam pon Der bols
ldnoii6 ameritanii9en 9inie traf
bier 8ieuItaa EN-, lin &oblen etn5u'
nsbmen. Sine grpbe &nSabl Utitslte'
Der Der 6Orb'faen GriebeRsegpsottioH
mar on 9pro.
Der Rpprpom tpur0e turS na9 Der
gtbfabrt BON Rotteroam na6 ytefD
gprt BON i9Ie6tem Wetter iibsrToI'
len.
Transoisn inSrstbeit-ges
feBt.
Berlin, %. SGRuar. 9tuf orahts
lpiem Deqe nuh Sapoille. Die
Die llebsrieeiihe Ra9ritten asena
tur lGbt fi6 aus &OnItuntinopel meIs
ben. baB bic tiirtiI6e Reeierung bic
geamtsn Der frau50iiT9en SutIhuft,
rpelhe Tsit &riegsausbru6 Der ome'
ritantiden gOti6aft augetbeilt paren,
rpieber in 5reibeit geiebt bat. Sie
9eamten ipuroen IN Suft genommen,
ols bic Gliirten bic &oriuln Der en-,
tralmd9te in Sdlpniti oerbofteten.
Ris
noritGtgetu belt.
Berlin, pia 2unbon, "a. San.
Sn elmer @erIammIuns BON DeIegdten
Der SoSialiIten 9artei fir ben Sdm.
burger Siitritt purbe nit grober
Msbrbeit cine Reioluttpu ansenom'
men, ipurin bic io5idIbempiratti1e
Minberbett, ipel6e gesen ben &riegs'
trebit itinmte, setabeIt tpurbe.
9e1eim ntbnollcr Ueoros
anfaIl.
GleoeIarb, o., 25. San. 3.
9. Senripn DON bier, prdiioent Der
Ulentor Shifting Wtius in WtentOr.
= ~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-26

iid 1900 Mann seiteIt. Die 3abl Der
JrsitpiIIissn 1T cine 10 srobs. baB lie
ni9t ale angsnonmen fperben t0nnen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-26
q nipaIt pegen Spt0na9e
befrdft.

garts, 25. Sanuar. Cine 5a.
pos Sepeiae aug Bern meloet, oeB
Der 9erliner 4ntpalt SaIompn gu 40
Sagen Saft unb 1000 5rdncs Strafe
terurt5eilt porben lei. 5erner loll
er 5 Sabre lang aus Der S6pei8 Ders
tuieIen tperOen uno bic Soften oes
Pru5eIIss trugen. Die @ntldge gegen
i'm Ioutete auf Spiunage uno paBa
fdlI6ung.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-26
9Setterberi6t.

Sir Obio, 8entudb un6 bas
tpeitli4e penniblodnien: Regeu unb
tdlter am Wlittipo4. Qlm Oonneritag
&egen ober S9nee.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-08
ABOUT 100000 BABIES DIE BEFORE ONE YEAR

The Census Bureau estimates that BOG, 900 babies died in this country last year before the age of one year, and it is stated that one-half of these deaths were needless if all mothers were strong and infants were breast-fed.
 Expectant mothers should strivetoin- crease their strength with the strength building fats in Scott's Emulsion which improves the blood, suppresses ner- vousness, aids the quality of milk, and feeds the very life cells.
 Physicians prescribe Scott's Emul- sion; it is doubly important during nursing. No alcohol. Everydruggist has it. Insist on Scott's-the white food medicine. No advanced prices.
 Scott & Bowne. Bloomfield. !. is-2
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-08
.JAPAN'S STATESMEN
 IN MUCH DISORDER
Occidentals Show Tendencies to Initiate Poorer Traits of
 American Politicians.

TOXIC, Jan. 31-The increasing tendency of the Japanese House of Representatives to develop disorder reached its climax on December IS when a membe rof the opposition tried to assault Count Okuma, the aged premier The Diet at the same time was occupied with a resolution of lack of confidence in the govern ment which was finally defeated in the House by majority of 90 votes.
 For months Seiyukai or opposition party has been preparing campaign which had as it's object overturning the Okuma ministry because of its failure to prosecute Viscount Oura in connection with the parliamentary brib cry scandal, and for it's ratification of the project to resusciate the house of General Nogi which became extinct when the hero of Prof Arthur com mited harakiri on the. night of the funeral of Emperor Mutsuhito.
 The Japanese newspapers call the resolution introduced against the cab inet "a resolution of impeachment of the government" These motions cor respond to the resolutions of lack of confidence known to the West and their acceptance usually imply in Japan that the cabinet will offer it's resignation.
 An mpassioned debate followed the introduction of the resolution but all proceeded smoothly enough until Count Okuma himself, who had only recently left sick-bed, mounted the tribue and with all his feeble strength in a dramatic speech defended the acts of his ministry. He said that he regretted very much the introduction of the resolution. He contended that the arguments offered by President Hara of the Seiyukai party were en tirely dogmatic and sentimental. He argued that the cabinet should not be held responsible for the acts of Wis count Oura when the latter had acted independently of the cabinet. The Op position had blamed the cabinet foI remaining in office but how could il do otherwise. the premier asked when resignation would. have meant disobedience of the imperial com mands. In concluding the premier de clared with vehemence that the argu ments of the opposition was actually trespassing on sovereign rights.
 This final phrase at once reused [ storm of disorder and confusion. President Shimada made fruitless ef
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-08

forts to restore peace. The premier tried to speak on but his words were drowned in the noise. Several mem- bers of the opposition rushed to the rostrum and one of them seemed to strike the premier with his hand. Some 30 attendants. hastened to the assistance of the prime minister and the excited parliamentarians were forced back to their seats Count Okuma was escorted to his residence.
 The member who is alleged to have struck the premier denies that he as- saulted Count Okuma explaining that, he merely advanced his hand to keep the premier from falling. However, the disciplinary committee of the
 House has punished the leaders of the disorder by suspending them for ten days. The majority of the news papers express indignation. The Japan Times said: "The attack on the per son of the aged premier who is. more over, denied full freedom of his body, was an act of the most unpardonabIe violence and the most despicabIe cow ardice". The press generally expres- sed hope that the opposition. which has astounded the country with it's reckless conduct" will return to a calmer and sane attitude
 After their victory in the House the members of the governmental groups me. today to celebrate the crushing defeat" given the opposition. They adopted resolution calling for unit ed national opinion in the present worlds crisis. The resolution declar- ed that there are indications of serious trouble brewing in a part of Asia, while the European war has not yet come to a termination. It continued: 'FThe fate of the. Empire hinges upon the attitude which it adopts towards the situation. We are firmly convinc- ed that the Empire, specially favored by Heaven, will prove chief factor in restoring peace which will como sooner or later
 In conclusion, the memorial declar- ed that in order to enhance the nation al prestige appropriate measures should be taken to assure the lead in the far East to. ward off internal trou- bles. give unity to the opinion of the nation and place Japanese diplomacy upon a firmer basis.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-08
SPECULATIVE STOCK ISSUED MAKE LARGE
 GAINS DURING DAY
Substantial Increase Noted in Several Issues. United States Steel Gives Good Account of Itself.

NEW YORK, Feb. 7.-Prices opened with gains of from one to three points which doubled and even trebled later in the high speculative leaders while the various unclassified issues rose more unevenly Petroleum shares made gains of from three to five points The strength in. the metals was direct ly traceable to much higher prices quoted by the leading producers of coppers for delivery running into the middle of the year.
 United States Steel gave good ac- count of itself with optimistic fore casts of unified tonnage and the state ment of January which is to be issued Thursday.
 Rails again Jagged in point of acti- vity but were firm to strong. Rock Island reflected further accumulation. Dealings were made at all times, laps ing into dullness and some easing off in the price towards the close. Sales were 600,000 shares.
 Firmness ruled the bond market with further extensive dealings in An glo-French lives. Sales were s3,57O.OOo
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-08
CREAM FOR CATARRH
 OPENS UP N0STRllS Tells How To Get Quick Relief from Head Colds. It's Splendid!

Tn one minute your ciogged nostriis will open. the ar passages of your head will clear and you can breathe freely. No more hawking. snuffling blowing, headache, dryness. Nc struggling for breath at night; your cold or catarrh will be gone.
 Get small bottle oi Ely's Cream Balm from your druggigt now. Apply little of this fFagrant antiseptic- healing cream in your nostrils. |, penetrates through every air passage of the head. soothes the inaamed or swollen mucous membrane and relief comes instantly.
 It's just fine. Don't stay stuffed-up with cold or nasty catarrh-Relief comes so quickly.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-08
MUNITiON PLANT ABLAZE

OTTAWA, Saturday. Feb. Fire ! broke out in large plant which is filling war orders for the Entente all lies. The flames are still confined to a factory building which is filled with tarpaulins and uniforms.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-08

PRESCOTT-Driven to lower levels ny the deep snow that has lain for a month over tlreir feeding grounds. hun dreds of wild horses have made their appearance in the Agua Fria valley. They are in starving condition and can easily be approached Many have died from starvation during the recent storms
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-08
(6y Levy Bros.

Copper metal strong, sale being made for May deliveries at 2615 cents.
 Swiss government reported decided to establish sugar monopoly and raise prices.
 Miami copper meeting today.
 Germany said to be seeking loan from Holland.
 Proposed steel merger abandoned as full stock ownership in company to be merged could not be secured.
 Believed Wilson will accept Berlin's Lusitania proposals.
 Returns from I. c. c. from 197 ,25S miles of railroad show net increase
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-08

in December over same period last year of s32.611.361.
 Germany endeavoring to improve foreign exchange situation by restric- tion of trade with Scandinavian coun- tries.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-08
(By L. J. Overlook

BOSTON, Feb. 7.--So far as real sales are concerned we have paid very little Attention. In few instances prices have hardly advanced in propor tion to values. There will probably be more or less irregularity in the mar ket until the situation is much clearer than it is at present. Every feature at the moment favors activity and strength. It is the uncertainties of the future that checks the disposition to discount the prosperity which seemsI to be with us. We should see prices sell up to a very much higher level.
 Paine Wehher &. Co
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-24
9entfdlanbs 9anfcsernk.
@on 81 6cr5og.

Bon 8noplf@er5og
Ni1nm beincn Sun9cn, blanf lnb blpB,
Nt1nm ocinen Slngen, b%laudugig lr,o
blpnD,
ltno beb' i'm auf's Tfcrb: Scum reite
gu losl"
llno CT iast burd sic 2anbcr, bon
@llltben ous9lpnnt,
limo er jagt burd Sic @ergc, bon
@letldern gefiiblt,
9alrd Bic Gbaler. Die traun1enb Ser
Spmimer burd5tpebt,
llnb e%ntlans alien l1fcrn, bon Nseeren
belpiilt;
ltnb or ruff, mo elm @cutldcr auf
Soften MIR ltebt:
@hltter - 1hltter labt sriibenl
ltno labit bltaci, Grab, brin Gin 9eutz
ld]er idlief.
Sn Gder u1b @iine, am emisen @is,
90 ltblpins bi6 ppm YIerp llnb beuge
oi1 tief
llnb fillIc Die. Grbe ltnp fife lie bciB
nl1o Made Die Nugcn groB unb flor.
Scin Slid mub binunter tpobl licbcn
SduD;
llab. nirlt bu Den Idllmmernben Sell
Den 9etpabr,
- 49,, p -. "a. 1t . -.-f
GO falte Die &dnbe ui1b fliilt re lin,
5lt:
@lltter - MAttter laBt banfcn .
9 @lltter 9eutidlonb, in glut lll1b
8rnlls,
3mei Sabre, 5ipei Sabre bie SDbneuuj
@adtl
l1ito oil 0cine GriiBe, iie reid)cn nid1
J dlls,
limb bein Gunf mub ipadbien bel Sag
cnlb bet Madt
llnb barf nidt lpeinen mic @eiber<
scipein,
l1nb nrwt inden, iper lebt, l1lto nidJl
iuden, iper idnanb,
Mib 10 srpb lpic sic Sbatcn Sc,
wy fs Tapfercn leiat,
Mllb ii6 itredcn pie cine @iIenbano;
Mlltter ~ Mltter laBt sriiben.
10 Mauttcr 9entldlanb, cs p0lbt lid
!. bein Sad,
11nb fein @inb bots perpcbt llnb fcir
Stllrm bat gefntdt.
9u5 tbat, neiI bas M1ge Scr SDbn,
ipad,
! 3tpct Sabre lang ipab bnrd) bas 8llt
geblidt.
11nb bas glut beiner S6bne rinnt mi
blinft -
l1nb rinnt cs, 10 bet id bas mcin
CUNT Sranf.
@ier, meinc 8riiltcl SIR Mdnner
trinft
llnb trinft clt1 latt - nno bas lc
mein 9unfl
@ntter - 0htttcr labt banfcn.
l1nb ib ncbm mcincn Suneen Uni
bcb i'm alfs Gferb
l1nb pcil' i'm binaus gu ser 8riibe:
Sdaar:
@l, trag meinen@rub, nnb mein@rli
lei bein Gdipcrt,
11nb mein Ganf lei bu ielbit, Sen ID
ielig acbar.
1tnb bdmm nit bem 2eib Sic reibenb
Sllttb.
Mo9 ltarrt mir sic gruit, nob bliib
mir BET &ran5.
les oanft cure Mattter eu6 9lut Iii
8llt -
Mein Soft, n,ein &ino - Sir seb ID
MIDI gang
19rauf 9riioerl @llttcr labt griibcnl'
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-24
@critppfung pcritnmpft G,cr NcJirn.

Scenes butnpfc, sleidsiiltise. be-
oriifte @efiibl fomnnt bon Sen ltnreinz
iefeiten in Current gpltem, cincr trdz
gen 2ebcr, b%erltppften Gingemciben.
ST.. Sings Nelp 9ife &ius 9eben
prompte &iilfc. Gin miIber, leihter,
ni6t idmer5enber Stublgang crfrilht
Gller Gbltem llnb hilft, guren nnreiz
nen, nit Musi6ldaen b%eriebcnen 9eint
slt fldren. @olt Gud bette cine ,Slaz
Ihe NIT 9r. Sings Men Sife Yias bel
gltrem 9rngilfen, 25e. Cine 9olis an1
Wbenb 1pirb @uh an Mpr9cu bein1
Sriibitiid fr0bIib fiiblcns maiden.
(In5.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-24
Srn Spn1mer ipll man iibcrhalpt

- Sn Spmmer lnl man i%iberha1pt
geiltige @etrdnfe 81 meibcn Iuden.
9aaesen lit g%isfaffee. lparm gu cmz
pfeblcn.
- wcnn Scmanb cine Mcacrin tci@
rolf 6. nuB CT llotbsebrungcn elm Eeiz
linsiit irerbcn.
Ser gcrabe @e9 lit Der fiirscitc;
abcr es bauert am ldnsltcn, bis nan
aui ibm - gum 3iele tpmntt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-24
9tid:sd,aIe

IA 2llart, 8 3ir,, nabtloie 9iIdz
S6ale, Gin iebr itarfes nnb bauerbaf<
tes @ausbaltungs : @clbirr, bas iebe
@alsfral genie gebralldcn pirb.
Speoieller gerfamfs : 8reis, 400.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-29
Playing to the Galleries.

Leslie's: Cheap actors are accus-
toned to playing TO the galleries.
to the noisy mob occupying the
lowest-priced seats in the theater.
IN these times of unreason, unrest.
suspicion and envy, it has become the
fashion for notoriety seekers in every
walk of life to play to the galleries.
|ell-meaning theorists and ideal
lists, alike with the yellow press and
undertaking magazines, play to the
galleries when they spread the seeds
OF distrust among a satisfied and con.
tented people.
Demagogues in our state legisla
lures and at the national capital play
10 the. galleries when they cater &c
those who claim to control the labo,
vote while well knowing that the
%orkngmen are the most jndepen
cent of all our voters.