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in Sr1tf.

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&alloloaten 1ilr Solpnlbipanter ibre
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o1e elaaelal1icne11 Namel sl1ionlmel1=
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iuerben fonnan.
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Grilc Ggenriipm mad Clinton.

ollf Senn lhnellen Compiler oSelen
glair", ntn Ieforationstag, 80. Mai.
gerlabt Gapcnfort prompt Inn $50
.nbr Wor9cns ltllb gibt Sen Meiienoe1l
elm lllo cine bal6e Stu1oe 3eit III
Clinton SIT 6eiud)e1. ae6rt nod 1a=
benport 5llriid Inn 7:3O l16r MbenoS.
Greis iir Bic 9hulOfabrt SOC. @utc
Wiltltf. (Mn5.)
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2cutidcr GiOuicr icicrt Gc6nrtstas.

@errn .. gllael6ad, 5. uno 9i1,c
straBc, 1T cs belrtc peraolurt, I'M
&reile leillcr 5ablreiden 5reunoe, 9e=
falll1tcn nno Gcrmalote1l Sic Drei
nllo lleln5iglte @ieocrfebr jeincs Sc
bllrtsta9es SIT fciern.
Serr Gngel6ad) erblifte am 90.
Wtat 1928 81 Gltadenbltirf, &al1no=
Der oaS 2idt Ser 8elt llno fam int
Mopclrber bes Sabres 1S4S 11ad oe,1.
Hereinafter 5taatel1, 100 er sltcrIt in
ytep Orleans amerifaniiGcn goben
.betrat. ST fam Oalu gleid, llaA Sic
lem Ibeile oes Staates Soma, mo CT.
lid fis6er nnnnterbrod)cn a%ltfgebals
ten batte.
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Sefannt,nadJung.

sln uliere 6rellnoe urlo auuoen:
@ir fonrcn I%apenport Seem stple
@etrallf empfcblen, oas iebt p%erfauit
miro; cntbalt feinen 4lfo6ol. ,Sl
@ol5 5000 per Barrel ms ia1
&llten bon brei Iutclb fleinell
Ilalden- 1910, nit einem Gabatt
bon $1.2O iiir &ilte nlb Ilaiden.
Davenport gremingg 60.
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Sin Observation-Disclosures.

George Sobniou BON Gof Sslo11o
ltllo Mattie Grice bon Milall, ST.,
lieben lid} geltern inn Scott County
&reisgerid)t bonn areisgeridtsclerf
cite Seiratbsli5cns ausl1ellen.
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Sntum

am gamstag, 81. W1oi, 8 llbr gor-
mittaas, nit Dem feinell groBel1 Sci
tenra0=I ampier .uMorning Star".
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llbr. Spreden Sic ioglei6 Dor lt1l
rel erpiren Sic ibr 3inlmar. Office
aln SUB Ser 9raop straBe. Gele.
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Sll oen1 @al1ie bon 6. g. @las=
pei, No. 2103h sSeit 6. strobe,
brad an sonntag Nadmittog Elm
Seller aus, Dos BON Ser sSeltermebr
mlttels demilder 2oldapporate &C.
lold)t meroe1 fpnlte, nadoen1 cs ei=
l1et sdaoen bon l1ngefdbr nl1r $40
atlgcrid)tet batte.
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stabt unb Gpnnp,
9ienstag, cen %. Mai
Rleiue stabt=M enisteiten.
Nerpenol : MitteI eegen 9fbelt=

Rerpen6I : Mittel eegen Mfelt=
matismlls nn0 Sdmer5en aler Mrt.
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Sri. 9eono Zimmerman, go.
Ais II. Strabe. bGlt lid) in Gbicagu
bel ibrenl @rlocr Or. q. 9. Stint
merlnan 5u gcilld) allf.
Cine por5iialide MrstpobI Ser
ollernellclten mo beIten Sapetel1 fit
olle Simmer 5t nlaBigen Greiien.
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9abcnport. In5.)
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go Saben sic fdon Olo Miijiotr
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.tmportirten 8ier utD ennpfobIen bon
Den Doftoren. &od Ssla,10 8retpir1g
gompann. Mn3.)
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-23
Mecc Gpl. Subm - Sriib'
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Die Grfabr.mgcn nit Sramcnittmnrcdt II, Galis
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0ebirgsitaate1t
Gs mar en geitiger geuuB eriea 9fanges ieiueu lqsid ~anfgebauten
sluslibrnngen 81 lanideu.
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ser Srancu, mcgr ais smci Srithl, ia pcr fimftcl Der Srancn,
muQcn nid5ts bauun uiirn.
Sic %ueiblidbe &plitiferin ,tod) municipalities as
Der unicrupul6ieite Noltttfer. @ablbetr1g
eriGeint ibr le9ttint.
Scr geiud Der gerianmlnug fit sic fur;c 3eit Der ~Nntiuoignug bod
%befrieOigenO.
Gus Earqnct hs gurtis Spcrnbam gans gcfIut. Mmd) int @alfum
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Nadl GGnng Der MatiDnalGpnnc, nMD Country, Sis pf S6cc", fnt Die
@crIammlung init Sri Snrrabs fir Gpl. Srib snn1 Sbidnf.
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P1.25 Sei0c mmp Yoplim,
per DnrD Su CSC.

4%0z51llisc scibe unb aEspplin in cinclr bibidcn gpre
tincllt bon nSrbcll; %offcrircno 25 nclle alpbcn our
Ilsiuabl. slus9e5eidnet fir Gtrabcn9cbralth, Sc
lcllidafien lnlb 1ffc1tlic9en Scicrll. Cine $1.25 Gsnloz
litat, per Daro gu ~. 98c
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-23
81 maj Elm aeiltigcr GellnB eriteu 9iauges Ieiaeu lqgid aufg
suslibrungelt 81 lauideu.

,uiti,1lnrrcdt cn Sellidlas. - Die gans ibcrluicacuOe
T. Srancn, mcbr ais sluei Srittcl, ia nicr fiinftcl Der
luullcn nidJts baum >%uilcn.
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0ebMrten.

Sarrp uno Gbitb 3ei3er, 2l30 ct.
Witael Str, anabs.
Srant unb Rarp Shmibt, Jos
Green Str, &nabs.
Charles unb 4nna Wteper, 2236
9(mor place, WGb6en.
frant unb @pa Sottor, 1916
Ylediant Str, and6s.
Qpuis unb Selsn ISern, 1903 sylos
raj ape.. &nabe.
@illiam uno Mabel Senatius,
1856 gur5pu ape,, &nn6e.
@eparb unb Srene 9eabauIs, 217
&iniep 9lpe., MGoden.
2so unb 2ouiia Beingartnsr, 1882
Hace Str, &nabe.
9sorae unb GarOlpu 3inmermann,
1894 Glis Str, WtGbden.
Rttplas unb Gpa Better. 1929
MaD ant6pnn Ctr, WGbden.
ISarrn uno Belize asblsr, 429 Belts
Str. anabe.
Charles unb Sciep6ine Merrurio,
10 Sft IS. Ctr. WGbden.
So1eph unb aathie Weruins, 268
Mobaipt 9Iacs, MGbden.
SrIepb uno MasboIene Sornsber>
ger, 1888 Race Ctr, WtGbhen.
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Gum Seften bes ct. Wta
riea 6Dipitals
@iro am Sonneritas abeno in Der
Ruiitballs eiH srOees aOHsert
itattfiuoen.

ale 2lnaeiten Ipretsn bafiir, baB
bas aonssrt uno Oramatiide Recital,
ipslbes am tommenoen Opnneritag
abenb gum 8sitsn oes ct. Wtdrisn'
9oipitals in Der Wuiitbaas itattfin=
ben tpirb, sinen slau5enben GrfoIs err
5isIeH piro. IS itebt gu boffen, buB
Die getbeilisuns cine auberproeutIi9
sroBe isin tpiro, oa ss einsm 70 eolen
3ipede gilt.
Die AcH5ertnummsrn, pel6e bon
Der WuniSipal 2lrt Societp inter
aeituns Don Serrn Sobn 5. 5sbrins
seseben fperoen unb bic oramdtii6el
Rummern unter Der 9irsttion porl
qrofeHor SoTepb O'Uledrd bonn goIs
lsss Of Wuiit psrbsn Sds Auditorium
aui oas ginsensbmite unterbalten.
Ssrr Romeo 9olno ppn Der 5atultdt
Oes GoIles. Of Wuiic piro Der Pianiit
isin.
Der ct. gliiobstb SpTpitaIperein
bat ben sidstpsrtauf iibernommsa
Di. Serren Qnton Rpnnebaum uno
Soiepb y. 9iri6fslo iperosn in Der
5id.tuffies 3usesen isin, pabrsno Die
nahfolssnoen !oerren, bic iid am
Donnerjtas abeub balb Iisben llbr BEL
Ssrrn Ssiilri4 aOltmeper in Der Sf=
flee melben mbgsn, I'm ibre 4bSei4en
gu srbdIten, als SiBonipsiisr uno
Oronungsmdnusr fungiren perben.
Jreo. 9eislsr, @bp. u. 8drtner,
Geo. Bubble, 9eO. Sosrser, gbp. s.
WaIIner, SEQ. Spenig, Sobn Rasel,
Sol. 8. @enitrup, Wm. Witte, Sol.
gernins, 9incsnt $. 8sdman, 5 8.
5anfen, Mid. aattus, @m. 2ueniua.
gus. Sunbermann, Sarrp u. @ott,
JpbH Beftsrtamp, Sobu $. Uteper
it,, Rprbsrt 5. gsruina, GIbertSrais,
Sol. .. Jtttis, Sen, Saspers, Seo.
Mebrins, 0aDio ". gurtaHger, Sis
larp Z. gerIiius. 9l!pbonie 5. ger=
ming, Sarrp &oltmeper, 5reo. S6di.
per, Aug. Seimeihe, Grso. 9Unosrabs
Spbn o. Sepe. Geo. SranS. Senrp
9reuder, ernlt geosrmann, Geo. 8.
alin,sr, gsrnarb Camping, Gop. y,
Sdpenboit, gilbert Tansmann, 3.
Wilie, apuis 5. asmme, GIem. Wtoels
Ter, Soba u. Rorplob, 2beo. Rsbaes,
Som o, Reatpaas. lsurp @sirpis
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9aa Der 2anow,6rlente.

Der DeutIde 2anOpe6rosrein gilt
am Samftag, 90, Sanuar, in ben Sas
len bes 9eutiden SIubs einen srpBeI
BAL, gu Dem BON Seitsu zines ers
prpbten Sommittees bic beiten @prbe,
reituugen getroffen perOeu. Ser
2unbpebrpsrsin lit ols 9eranitalter
seciegener peutiasr 5eitIidtettsn felt
Ieinem 8eitebsn betanut Eno oesbaIb
iperoen oieIeIben aud tets germ bes
iudyt. Die befreuRostsn gsreine buben
bic an fie ersangeneu GinIabunsen an
eenommen unp Die glitsliebsr berlels
ben perben iih nit ibrer 9dmen obne
3psifel in sroBartiser Bsiie betbeiIis
gen. 8druu tbun iie re4t, benn ibnen
itebt siu srfpIsreidss 5eit bspor.
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ter bon @m. :. Dali; g.rionali.n
$25OO.
artbur 8. Wori. 1T RaaIabD.rs
matter bon 5annis 8. Woris; GruRb.
eistntbum $1,000.
SIabslla R. 8udinsbam in Iats
laBperpaItetin Don 2ouiIe gudinss
BAN; psrionaIien $500, GruHbsisen.
tbum $4,000.
Senrp RcDsuIIen III Ratlabpers
matter bon patrid 8. WcWuQsH;
YerIoHaIien $531.
Sacob SEP in Ra9laBpsrpaltsr BON
Warsarst Sef; qerionulisn $1,000,
Grunbeissntbum $500.
Der peri6nli6e Ra4lab Der Quslla
Supper betrdst $514; berieniss Sss
Chiffon ". auoples $3.50; berieRise
BEG Soi.pb u. Steins 1896; oerisHis
&c bss gaItbaiar Dirr $2465.19.
9sti4iebeHts.
Warp :. Reit erlansts Elm llrtbeiI
iber $3.50 ssgsu bic Staot Gineinnas
ii; Wm. 8. 2lIms elm folhes iiber
500 sesen G,ueit %. Smitb; Soispb
Donab.rtp eiH Iol9es iiber $3.50 sessH
Grneii 20. Smitb; Senrp aIoftsrs
man elm Ipltss iiber $135 sssen bic
Cincinnati 3raetion Co.; geuldb
Grdtpforb Elm ioItes iiber 500 sesen
Jfaac R. uno Sdcob Dtartin; bic
Srent Willino 50. Elm iOltRs iibtr
SsO3.20 eessn 4usuit WaIter; aouis
o. areub siu iolfes iiber $546.12
aesen bic Rprpooo Republican 60.
Die Star .. u. SO. 3 go. bat cine
Sppot6etenFornsruna iibsy $399.o4 ges
gen Gbaa. u. pisper u. u. sinsss
ilaet..
Die gineinndti Glap probutts ano
Supplp 60. tIlste cine Jorbtruns
iiber $1O65.2 % geeeu bic DIAMOND
Bird 60. elm.
emma 9uiip Bat auf 9runb Der
aueebli6 unssesIiden appropriiruns
zines Ibeiles ibrss 9runoeissnthums
an Wolter gtpeuus cine alase iibsr
$500 ssssn bic 5tabt Cincinnati aH'
ssitrenst.
Die Soutbrn Sbio 2oau dnS
sruf Go. ,Iass cine 6ppctbeieniorse'
rung iiber $3.50 stsen @rots 9. Ri'
t,arbs II. u. tiH
syreb. Gang BAT cine We9ielforoes
runa iiber $5l6.30 sesen german
Stines siHs.tIdst.
Die priet Sil eagle g. II. .. u.
Go. go. I bat cine 5ppotbetenforbss
runa iiber $44l9.10 segsH Spiepb
Sbies u. u. siHsstlast.
lie ssntcrnatIcilnl Sorrelter 60.
fIaote cine sSetfeIfcroerllns iiber
S17S4T2 gcaeu 9. u. @Iaseof Gin.
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SDf. grintmann it,, pbilipp Sdneis
Der, Bernard Ruetpe, Sr.b. Wietbe,
BAL. g. 8asler, Senrb Strot5, 5Iant
punb, Gbp. aoltmsper, Senrp &oez
bins. WoItsr Sofmonn, Senrp poets
ter, glem. 3aiidhe, Spi. Sisp, u. S.
9atentptte; Sbiirbiiter, Sobn Rolfes,
Sol. 8rintmann, Ben. Sdpsnfelb,
8m. &oltmsber, Senrp Sdisle. Z. p.
8. Selmunn, Sui. 9onberbuar, @eu.
8. abGm, 5beo. Wanitrdtb, 5runt
Selbtamp, Sol. guiemepsr, 9eHrp
MsBmanu, 2orenS Bed. Seurp Weil
IT,, ailian &stterer. Sol. 8. Stefte,
5runt @erpers, Sobn s. Gae5ot.
Sof. 9rplIig, Ssnrp pohlmdun, G6as.
WlusbabeH.
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8eppsu, ss.

nenbe 40 Sabre alte GoipurO 5rante.
ip6hreno er bic 3eituns Las, tobt aus
fammen. Mis oem Coroner mitsetbetlt
fpuree, erlas 5raHte eiuem 9erSiHlae.
Die 2ei1e puros Don oem 9raueretz
bejiber Wiaium grutmanu, einent
entfernteu @erpuubtsn oes 5potsu, re-
tldmirt.
Der 60 Sabre alte 5reb. SrrB
tpurbe eeitern Ra6mittag in ietHer
@o6nuna, Rp. 5801 Curtis Strabc
rpm S6lage eeriihrt unO bIieb auf BEG
Gte[Ie tppt.
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9lDblidl aeitorben.

- Der 72 Sabre alte Sobn Sbers
belman prn gp. 1889 Glsdneb glpe.,
Hprppco, brad ssitern Wiittas, bonn
Ser5iblae astrofisn, an Der Gds Der
5. uRb Uluin StruBs betpubtlos 5,is
Iammen unb iiarb, nod ebe bas joTort
berbeiseruisns ppliSei 4utomobil
Jpn nab BEN itGotiiten Soipital
brinssn tonnte, 10 bab bic glsrSte bort
nur nod ben beretts eingstretenen 3oo
tonftatiren tpnnten. Die 2eid,e tpuroe
nah Der Morgue iibsrfiibrt. unb na6s
bem bort bic Soentitdt bes Gobten
fsiiseIteut 1purOeH, nab benz 9rau.r.
baufe eebradt,
Sm Central Sotsl an berSpring
@rppe glpeHue uno Dormun Strdbe
brad seitsru RorssH Der bort tpObs
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Rodmittuss 2.30 ftatt. Die mitsli.s
Der iino orinssHo sriu4t, OousdbIis
gu eri6einen, oa sinise Grassn Don
GROCER Wi6tistsit Sur grlebiguns
tommen IOllen. 5rsunoe. bic ii5 oem
9.rein onSui8lisben bsabiihtigsn,
iiHo ber3lid pilltommen.
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Hentidl Yrot. gsaiisu Yerein.

Die piertslidbrIide. @sriammIuns
bes Dtnii6en prot. GruuensW
Uersiris finbst Wittipo&. 26. Sanuar.
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Rsesiper fir .ine graue.
RET.

ret.
Guf @etrtiben Der 4bam Dretping
50. tpurbt seitern Tanmiitas S.rr
'gtcrss Bauer als Recsipsr tiir bic
8owmau &. 6arman4reps
ing 6 o.. Streiabt Strabe unb Ga
nal ernannt unb beHen Biirsfdaft
auf $1,000 fsftaefebt. Die GlGgerin
fiibrt an, oab iis am 10. Wdi 1913
ibr CHARACTERIZATION NIT Der sans
5eH Ginrihtuna auf brei Sabre fir
$5406.75 per Sabr an Gorfalins g.
9owman, 2uibtr 6. 8oipman, Sobn
8, gopman. erneft W. Sarman ilnb
6snrp g. Nbam perpa9iet babe. Cpd
~ s.." .,,,;'' G,.,' S.' ov'Oiaan ;S. anp pr
;.r hon mcm,,on,,osHS ;;s.r,roosn a..
gsieIifdbait bobe Bis i.kt rod, nj.
pah.ains unb aud3 uidt 81. BON ibr
iibernommsnen Gt,u,rn be,ablt unp
iei in biefsr 6infidit init SI8314 "a
I'M Wlditonp. 9(uk,rbem babe Il, eis
uen orobeu 2beif ibr,r Mrbtit.r ob.
tpofl lie b,nI,Iben noob Qobn id,uib,
.ntloiI,n unb am %. Sonuor ben W,.
trieb Der Hrouerei oan, ,iuoestelIt Oa
pcn p,rfGieb,nen @ldubioeru 9Ioatn
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an ,rlporttn i,ien li,o. geiahr Dor
bas 81, nod, poraanb,n.u aiitiro Der.
idhisubtrt unb 81, Snt,r,iI,n Der
GlSubia,r a,ibisiot tperS,n tSnut,n.
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baf Elm aeribtIid, ,rnonnt,r Werrpols
fer Ri, ;siibruno b,s @efhdfts iib,rs
nebms. bis bos{tlbe enboiiltia aboss
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riot.
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Gs bausrte eine seraume 3eit. um
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Four States.

While the republicans plan to wage
their fight with vigor all along the line,
im four states we shall see them exert
themselves to the very utmost. For
victory in New York. Indiana, Ohio and
Illinois will mean a great deal to them
this year and later.
In New York it will mean New
Yorker in the White House, with good
prospects of his remaining eight years.
1t will mean the reelection of Gov.
Whitman, with continuation of repub-
lican control at Albany. 1t will mean
also the choice of a republican colleague
for Mr. Wadsworth in the Senate. So
be very much in the picture in 1920.
In Indiana governor and two United
States senators are to be elected. Should
those three prizes fall to the republicans,
and the vice presidency into the bar
gain. they will have stronger grip on
the state than in some years, and
should be able to intrench themselves
for long time.
In Ohio governor and a United
States senator are to be chosen. Nor
mally republican, Ohio has jumped the
fence several times in the past fifteen
years, and Mr.. Pomerene is in the Sen
ate as the result of one Of those ex-
cursions. Should the republicans re-
tain the governorship and give Senator
Harding a colleague of his own faith,
Ohio under a republican President will
probably take her place in the safe col
umn again.
Illinois does not elect senator this
year, but Roger Sullivan has his eyes
fixed on the Senate, and republican sue
cess will mean putting a crimp in his
hopes and prospects. Moreover, heavy
republican majority in the state will
add to the prestige of James R. Mann
in the national equation. In all prob
ability he will be Speaker if his party
controls the next House; and decided
swing to Hughes this November by Mr..
Mann's home state will mean as pro-
nouneed a swing to Mr.. Mann in the
House in December, 1917, or sooner if
Congress should be called in extra ses-
sion.
With the Empire state and the three
leading middle states again strongly re-
publican, and the effect continuing un-
til 1920, the democrats would face dis
eouraging situation; and should Mis-
souri, also fail them, the result might
tell on the fortunes of Mr.. Clark, who
is today one of the most popular demo
Gratis in the country.
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The Campaign Managers.

Vance Mccormick, who will conduct
Mr.. Wilson's campaign, and William R.
Wilcox, who will conduct Mr.. Hughes,
are now introduced to national life.
Each enjoys an excellent local reputa
tion. Neither is a novice in politics.
Mr.. Mccormick is rich, and probably in
touch with other rich men He should
he able to fill the democratic strong box
70 the top. Mr. Wilcox, being a New
Yorker and former office holder, must
have an acquaintance with men of po-
sition and substance. and should be able
to call upon them for assistance in his
present undertaking. Neither party need
put up poor mouth this year, and if
either should it will probably be laugh
ed at.
But behind these men, capable as both
are, will stand two men each in his
way of masterful spirit, and of a dis
position to bear hand in the manage
ment of affairs. As President Mr.. Will
son has had say in nearly all his
partyS matters; and as the principal
he may he expected to give it all the
time he can spare. He will offer Mr.
Mccormick good many suggestions
Mr. Hughes when Governor of New
York was very much his own man. He
investigated all important matters for
himself, and followed his own chart.
He proved to be very capable poll
tician. So now that he is trying for
the greatest prize under the govern
ment, nothing is more likely than that
he will keep in close touch with all the
leading details of the contest Mr.. Will
cox is an old personal and political
friend, and frequent and intimate con-
ferenees between them should be easy
There is promise in the standing of
the candidates and their managers of a
campaign pitched in high key. The
topics are large. Whether foreign or
domestic policies are considered. discus
sion should be kept on an intellectual
level. Both candidates possess the gift
of expression in an unusual degree.
Both will be heard, and after they have
spoken those who follow will have no
excuse for departing from the lines thus
and then laid down.
There will be roorbacks a-plenty.
They inhere in all campaigns, and par
ticularly of national character. But
the trick has been so much overplayed
of late years, it has lost much of its
former peril. Where yarns are very tall,
they topple of their own height and
weight.
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artillery westward through Belgium

artillery westward through Belgium.
Nobody knows how the two forces COM
pare at present in numbers. Germany's
losses at Verdun have been extremely
heavy. France also has lost, though it
is claimed at Paris that the actual
French casualties have been far less ac-
tually and proportionately than the Ger
mans. The British have not been en-
gagged in any movements for long time
and have probably maintained recruit
ing at a more rapid rate than the losses.
The British army in Flanders is now
estimated at well over a million men.
Russia has demonstrated in the east
the possibility of sweeping over en-
trenched ground just as France has
demonstrated the possibility of holding
such ground in the face of tremendous
attack. Whether the difference between
the Austrian and French defenses is
matter of personal quality, or equip
ment, or loyalty to the cause cannot be
determined. 1t is, however, significant
that the Russians have succeeded where
the Germans have failed. Whether the
allies can break the German line in the
west in a grand offensive remains to be
seen
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A General Allied Offensive

All the European dispatches indicate
that the long expected general drive
of the allied armies is at hand. The
tremendous Russian offenses in Vol
hynia, Gaiicia and Bukowina, followed
shortly by a renewed Italian attack
against the Austrians, are about to be
supplemented, il would appear. by Brit
Ish offensive on the western front, cou-
pied probably with a French attack
south Of the Somme.
Apparently the purpose of the allies
IS TO force the Germans 10 strictly
defensive campaign. Thus far since the
war began, except at the outset in East
Prussia. the Germans have conducted an
offensive fight. As result Of the new
Russian drive, however, the fghting on
the east front is now chiefly defensive.
although a counter offensive has been
begun by the Germans north Of Pinsk.
The Italian offensive has followed
quickly upon the relaxation Of the Aus
trian drive which was forced by the
tremendous pressure on the eastern Aus
trian front. Apparently the Italians,
having lost considerable territory in
the Austrian Tyrol, and part of their
own lands, are now carrying things be-
fore them sweepingly, and will prob
ably force the line back to the barrier
forts that safeguard Trent. The Aus.
trian offensive, il is understood. was
ordered from Berlin for the purpose of
sweeping the Italians in the Tyrol and
the Isonzo regions of from Austrian
soil so that it might be proclaimed that
at no point did the enemy occupy Teu.
tonic soil. This would perhaps have
been an important factor in any sub.
sequent peace movements.
That the German line has been weak
ened in tie west by the withdrawal OF
forces to, meet the Russian offensive ID
assumed, but quite lately indications
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