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Smith Released.

J!s. stR va. r sSns Sy th ,n sits
hugh Nationals 70 the Toronto Interna-
tional League club. He will report at
Richmond. Va. whore the tam 10 now
playing.
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Hammer Out Win.

CINCINNATI June as.--"Pep" Horn
sby's five ringing hits for . total Of
twelve bases had much to do with the
Cards win over the Reds by Q 70 q
The score. RH.E,
st. Louis. ITO 200 Ola II
Batteries--Annsa and Snyder; Tonsy
and WinGo,
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YANKEES ADVANCE
TO FIRST HONORS
Beating Maekmen in First Game
Puts Them Out in Front.

PHILADELPHIA June a.-whils
the Indians and Tigers were being wal
l Sss 1' si T:skss' S.ay:S into .:t
telday, to T.. ksatinG was kpoclsed
out OF the box In the seventh. but Rus
Sel va: ready = step the home team
the invaders. Score BY Innings:
Yankees .............. 800 go Ioo-0 ! 2
Mackmen ........... 100 100 b6o-7 II
Bsttsr.s..-Ianksss. Heating, Russell!
Meyer.
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League Standings.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Standing of Clubs.

Today's Games.
Boston at Washington.
New York at Philadelphia
St. Louis at Cleveland.
Detroit at Chicago.
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matched. It fell through, ana Leon
Scotch wop, That so offended the
dignity Of the champion that he 10
now too mad to fiaht" Leonard.
such q champion al Freddie WELSH
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Tomorrow Games.

Boston at Washington.
Detroit at Chicago.
New York at Philadelphia.
St. Louis at Cleveland.
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Yesterdav's Resulta.

Washington, 6: Boston, I.
New York. 8: Athletics, I.
Chicago, 8; Cleveland, I.
st. Louis. 8; Detroit. Z
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Marines to PLAY.

Nsrins. Of Washington. and the
ton team meet : Clarendon S4tur-
dav. the contest staring at : o'clock.
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Frank 0ilhooley had . lot Of fun
PSiI.dsiphis, ~" FL. . Yankee '' outss,asr
stole four bases. that's all, running
wild whenever he got on. Lee Magee
annexed a pair Of sacks and qede0n.
Peckingpaush, and Baker each took
one. A lovely ume was had.
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st. Looey has about given IN
hopes OF having q world series
ticket scandal this year.

Lnstend Of oreenbdcks or cheoks 4
Cotld be more appropriate to pav a
Foht manager of ~ bullion,
or Al Glad words Of tongue or pen,
The one thar brinss most 10Y
These words stir most the heart. NJ man
He is a local boy
One thrill has no alloy
your tintype In the village sheet.
he 10 . local boy
Sisler. OF the Browns. Isn't 4 bit
buster than a one armed letter Carrier
on Christmas Eve.
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Nobody has been suspended recent,v
oy the A. A. U. who can suspend soms
when their suspenders are in order.
MUST nave busted their suspenders.
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Yesterdays Results.

Yesterdays Results.
New York. I; Phillies. 8.
Brooklyn. 5; Boston. o.
st. Louis, 0; Cincinnati. T..
Pittsburgh, 8; Chicago. 4
qS tnnings)
Pittsburgh. 9: Chicago. D.
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On GaIzump's Isle where was born,
The pearl Of all the isles.
No marathons are s'er run there
For they are twenty miles
And GaxIump 10 but four feet square,
Oh! How wish that were there!
There are no wrestlers on Guggunp
The Gan,o II does not thrive
OF all the folks who once lived thsrs
But two are now alive.
One 10 q bristlinx porcupine.
The other guys no chump.
Oh! How ] long for peace again
Back on that dear oasxump.
Here's hoping that Heinie Zim's shoul-
der heals soon. but Of course We don't
expect any umpires to break their hopers
hoping.
anybody pho sdtd schdt Benny Kdx4
sdld to Ump Byron locke tact, onl
tpouId probably blop an dutonso bile
horn at a tr16ic COPS picnic.
Mr.. Cdrrdnsd 70 merely another err
ample Of that old league saytmp tAat yoS
cant tell the shape Of the chin by the
length Of the Uhtsksrs.
Copyright. 1915, by the Press Publishing Co..
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing Of Clubs.

e.. Today's Games.
Phillies at New York
Brooklyn at Boston.
Chicago at St Louis.
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Browns Humble Tigers;
Willie Mitchell Routed

st, LOUIS. June. p.-Routins Willie
Mitchell ANA ~-'n'. j. s.' ~ Browns
BUNDLED thG TIGERS v~sterdsy. s TO s..
brirrsinE thine back into the second al
allowing bu: hvc niti. Score by in.
nipgs: Il. II. e,
Browns .........,... 02s 90 0o,-5 /
RaSteriss-!Ta9ers, Mitchell. Boinnd.
and Chapman.
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Probable Lineup.

sandlots Of Chicago. 10 the latest to
sign o Cleveland Contract. He IL nine
teen years old.
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MINCE PIE
LITTLE OF EVERYTHJNG1
By BUGS" BAER.
oAaD RUUO~
"Some fighters
are whales II
blubber CO u nts
for anything"

,, Benny kaun only touched a tender am. m
s Tmp - Srg n while the Jump touched q iennsr
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dop could some golfers hold thet,
breathe for five or ten rttrufesS ca.;r
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,, E1psrt sdxises golfers to breathe whils hit.
system than the opposite method.
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Mssrid. Johnson Hocp.T u.rss.. !.i 1;. o.
bases-Nationais. 8; Rad Box. !. inninGs
b ssssntS: By er.ss * h sss:: Sa G ssii.
on johnson. 3. Hits made-Off Shore. g; on
May S I 2; on Gr9fs 2: s,ruek eutIBy ar,as.
shanks. Williams. sacrifics hit-Henry,
Double plsys--.McBrids TO Foster. to Williams:
ei SSs Y. Hsys 10 VIA HiS' D:,ohjaSn.os
essseiis. rS s z s.n:-s ho Ss'A :ad iAs
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Mig Clarke. the old Cleveland catcher.
has quit the game. Fined 500 fof
breaking club rules. he has Jumped the
Mobile club, never more to return.
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Josh Deyors. who played with sew
eyal worlds champions and others IL
the big show 10 about done. He hai
waukee.
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Jimmy Archer, the Cubs veteran
sasK :.st ssGpes Sl. d sa m Sss:T S:y
he had worn for many 4 day. He he'd
been unable to bend The index hnEsr Of
his throwing bend. but that foul tip
did the trick for him. 1t bent back
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There are two reasons why Fulton
ton and the other 10 Willard.
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DIPLOMACY.

OAA AOMASIs
The Ambassador from 0oohsco had tust
wailoped the L. 8. envoy on the beak
The AMBASSADOR bowed and chirped, Il will
write you 2 note In two months Informing
you that have emearsd you In the eiim,"
The Y. 8. envoy parked an oyster on his
eye and warbled. Excellent. In the mean.
time VIII mail you one sross Of our highly
polished ultimatums"
GonH,
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Tomorrow's Games.
Chicago at st. Louis.
Philadelphia at New York.
Brooklyn at Boston.
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Philhcs minimum. 100 III COS is
diailts .............. 100 200 OIL II
Batteries--Demaree and ID. Burns.
Schnuer. Perritt, Renton and Roriden.
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Heinie Wagner. former captain and
peerless shortstop Of the Boston Red
Box. 10 coming back 10 the champions
- a coach and scout. Wagner esiayed
the managerial end Of the game with
down. He wasted no time getting
In touch with Bill Carrigan and, 90 ne
will once more don a Boston uniform,
though his weak wing will hardly per-
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Rippy Williams, glad Of a chance to
manner his old teammates. opened the
Little Jameson whitfield, but John
Henry, who 10 getting 70 be a hard suy
with the stick, bumped a single to len
that brought Williams across with the
nnsl run OF the game. Wv
In the ninth Carrigan called on Han.
riksen, Thomas and Ruth as pinch MI.
tiers, The Viking got q pass, but the
others could not shove him beyond sec.
II you must, here Il To-: "o
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The Indians are signing up young and
old pitchers. Fred Beebe. who defeat ed
the White Sox the other day, Is thirty
four years old, and was with the Car
dinals in the National League ten years
hEe. He 10 now en- indian.
William Shoup. 'serni-pro from the
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1914 Bel benz beutiden Director Mrz
thur @e:sler bonn Nitoria= 5otel gu
paris anldBli1 ser @tn5ugsfeierlidz
fette1 III bic frensDiiI6e Aei9sballptz
foot beitetlt baben inn. Die Gpeiz
ienfolee, Die man IN Der Sinterlai>
Ieniddft ienes DIRECTORS porgefltnz
sen baben min, entbalt cine Meibs
ouserlelener fulinariider Semitic,
Ilf Der @einfarte fisuriert Ii. a.
I%ddenleimer Hiesliu9. Der biniee
Mib bieles erfunpenen 5eitmabls
piro III 9eutihlano ii6er iiberan!
nur elm 5eDa9lideS S9munaeln aus
lDien,
Die peri ii sboren @aher>
trdfte Der Ser. Staaten, einiblieB=
li9 Mastas, belaufen 1ib ouf iiber
28,O00,00O Yferbefrdfte, lppppn a1r=
nabreno 100000 gferbefrdfte. poer
.25 Yrpselt, ausaebeutet iperben.
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Der 6euti6r aaiIer
Ipielt in Der Ybantalie Der fran5Dft=
I9en 3eitungsi9reiber cine srpbe
Rode. SaIt tein 8latt tann er1deiz
men, obne irgeno cine Didtulrs ooer
Jabel bon ibm Sit beri6ten. Man
fam man9e bieier erlogenen @r5Gbz
lungsn nit Seiterteit aufnebmen, 10
lange tie int Na9men bes ollsemeinen
Initanbes abgefobt uno nidt, lpie es
leioer 1llr allauoft pprtommt, ei,en
brlltalen u1b aemei1ten Gbarafter tra=
gen. ueber Die Dirt llnb @eiIe, pie
nan Iid in DeutIdlano ben raI6en
Giesessug na6 poris pprtelte, bot
bic fran5Dfil9e 9reKe mandes @tidz
@en erlosen. Sen 8tpfel biloet I'M
beIen bic neuerbinss in fat allen
pariIer 8latterlt perDffentli@te @peiz
l%enfplge, bic Der RaiIer bereits ppr
ariessausbru6 alfs ben Is. Iuauit
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port
&ofales.
2entidles sAeater.

Nad fat oreinodfaer NaltIe lin.
bet arl ltaditen gonntae ipieoer cine
oe1ttl6e Gbeaterborltellltng itatt. linz
Ier g%nlenrble bot in5miid1en perld}ie=
0ene @altipiele ablolpirt 10 SRI. Sa=
ralt III Chicago. Die sSllil1ois Staats=
5eitltttg id)ret6t iiber ibr NltftretelL
oab es ei1 GROCER GrfoIg ipar ltllo
.1dlieBt nit 0en @prtell yl1ltr all5ll
ldmler5lid pern1iBten mir sri. Ga=
ralt IN bieiem @iiter an inherent
oettiden Sbeater." Serl1er mar cine
Gorltelllng IN Hod SsIano ullo anl
hel,tigell 5onutag lit oas gan5e Ser
lonal lit Chicago sur Mllffil5r1lng
BON Ser Habenpater".
Ser nddyte Sonntag lit ein Sop
peter 6ala=slbeno. grltens lit es
Elm @altipiel oes bier 10 belie6ten nllo
germ geiebenet &iirNtlers aoolf
Seine. @err &eine hattie otter @e=
%legenbeit lit belt leste1 Sabrelt, lid)
ocln bieligen 2eutihtbltm 5lt pralen=
tlrelt 1t1O lit imn1er NIT lal1tellr gei=
fall oltfge1olrtn1en noroel1. gr miro
ant 1tadlten Sonlttag oen Groieiior
@iltgelnant in Sem 2uitlpiel yss1lr
lpeiben &ob'I" ipielelt.
@~leid5eitig tit oieier Mbeno Ser
@eltefi5= nlto Gbrenobeno oes Serrlt
@iaD Miiblban. 9ieier aiinltler,
Ser lo5ltiagen NIT Ser Critic tpar, III
9abenport ein 0el1tihes Sbeater ali
eroff1et, bot ieoer 3eit bon l,llo gul1i
! bepielen, mas er SIT leilten i'm Stall=
Zoe tit. grinnerlt mir ms on leilte
9eiItllngen in uSSobamisfel1er" 1,nS
SIN oritbanie", ~ferlter on ~ieillell
2eopolo lit uMnlta=2ile". SIMMER
lent5iifte er Die @eraelt ser Sltborer
ltno Sober lpar bon oes 2obes. ~
9sl1l1, am nadlltelt Son11taq iolte Elm
polles Salts oielem trefflid1en 9ar-
~lteller ieinen Can't abitatte1.
lleber oas 5tiif ISM peiber1
Gobl" fonnelt mir MIR iagelt, es i'll
zines Ser beiten 2litipieIe ul1o Sic
8abl lit cine gliidlibe. - ollie Mit-
glieOer, sic 3an1el1 9riidl1er, Sa-
ralt, 8antberg, 9engler, Sic Serrer
@oris, Sofma1rn, Mdiblban, griid-
ner ii10 in eriten Gollen beidaftigt
Mn1 Sonrlabeno miro bas gal1se
Terlonal 1T @alcott cine Goriteal1nq
geben. Sur Iltffiibrl,ng gelallgl
ugiI gliiflider 6mnilienpater".
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Size Strictly Mntpnobilc graoe-
-2tHpciatipn.
Gtae Madt gun, @uten III ied)s fursen Sal
Sic uiullt sic Sutereien Der gutonlobilbeiiber tua1r.

0lcidf6rnigc Gciete lit belt Srei e. =Staotct fir NmtumDbt( ! syabrer.
sic erbibt Scnfnnssfabi9ctt. nb Sicniicfnng 5nt Gurtbcl ber geitcr,
Sic ipenSet lire suin1erfiaudcit guteu 2anbHraBcn H. anberen gro6Ieuen at.
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600 neltc Miaionare.

9as u@ra5er gnlfsblatt" ldlreibt.
SIM 2auie bcs arieges baben Saliet1oe
Seben, @elunhbeit pber @ernrDeer per@
loren, Sallienpe lino aber a1ld raldr
unh miibelos Su Geidtbum selanst. SIT
lln%terridJteten &reilen ld]Gst man Bic
GAIL berienieen, Sic MiIipueu eripar~
ben, auf 600. @s lit flar. onB unter
bielen Minionensefptnleru Irbetter,
@etperbetreibenoe, 8al1ern, geantte
uno 9iener faltm 5u fiuben 3inb. Sen
neltel, MiIliondren linb Sic Milipnen
falt budlitdblib duf Der 5anD 9elpadz
len. gn oielen ariegssemtn1en flebt
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SIZE .gri e'Gitp Illtompbil Grade
G~Ipciatipn" lulrbe bnn einigen iperi~
gen Illtompbilbanolern bpr leds Sabz
rem pr9aniiirt, nno. lit Splec Der Orr
9anilatlon nltb Der babnr1 fir jeben
Observation-Disclosures notbipeuDig iperoenz
Sen @anoelsdnberun9yen mar es fir
Die bercinisten Acknowledgements Ser
n9rei Gtaote" tbatidbli6 5uerlt
16ipcr, cine geneinlame Mnltreneuns
BUR Gerppllfpmmnltng bieIer @eIell<
ldaft 5t MAIDEN. Seet bat Sic @eiell-
idaft fiirf nlrb breiBig Mitslieoer, Sic
lid beitrebet1, BEN @anbel in Mlttomp<
bilen, Mntomobil : Maldinerien ullb
Sbeilel1 l~etterer S1 bcr6eliern.
@or lli1eefdbr ied5ebn ssabrert, pber
ols mir III bus sipan5iaite Sabrbultbert
cintrateib ipar bas Mlltpmpbil cine
N%cuigfeit, etipa ipie es Ser Merpplan
bellt5lltage npdJ lit. uro sesenipdrtig
1tcbt, pas 1lmfang anbetrifft, Sic
@utpmobil : SsNlbuitrie INT @eltgelddft
nur bi11ter Der Stabl : Snbuitrie Sus
riif uno3ipilroe, lpenn Der gllrppdilde
&rieg riebt ba5ipilden gefpmm1en ipdz
re, lestcre .r1o9lider @eiie iiberfli9elt
1a6en.
Man m1ee iib Sic unsebeuren
Sdipierisfeiteu unb Sragen BON 9rpz
Ber 8idtigfeit ber9e9enipartiser, Die
Der 9ionicr : Mutomobil~ @dnbler gu
iiberfpnmen 1trb st loIen battle,
benn lpabrlid lit Sic alltomobil Z Snz
buitrie Dsn Sabrifanten lrnb ben9dt1bz
lern berart iiber Sen &opf getpadien,
oaB es fir lie idlpierie uurbe, NIT bic
fem @odstbum gdritt SIT balten.
Nber in 1patcren Sabren lit Tie ipIte@
matil1er gelpprben linb es iuirb im1ner
leidter, ben Mutompbil : geIisern poll-
fo!nmenefe 9ienlte SIT l%eiltel1.
Sic llrIa6e bofiir tit Sic sr6Bere
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Dllrtb Sic &c Sen Mlitsliebern bieier Or
aaniiatipf, Defenders III sen lesteu ~
Sabren, t1DgliG nurbe, fir Ben Sort
1britt ibrcr &alloelse @elel1Gaft mebr
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ben, Scrrn 81. 6. 8ebce, Ser 5ugleid
Gefretar llnb gdaemciiter Der Suffer-
itate altts & SupplD So. lit.
Nad, Sen Sfbeen, duff ipe1delt CT iei1
ciscnes crfplereidbes Gelbdft a1fgez
ballt bot, bat er altdTbie en1beresgad<
tigfeit Sci. aei~ 81 ta,t Mlltpawbile
grnhe Mllpciatiol1 cittiuideft. @urin lit
CT ppm, 9raliDenten bieier @%eielidaft,
Serrn s.. S. 8urmeiiter, suglei9 &rdz
iibent beu Sonia Idto e Sire @o., rim
fdbiscr Jat1b berettipiaiger arts nno'
@eiie ntterfiist ipproen. Die altberen
@eamtcm li1b 9ireftpren Set @e1eaz
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&ar1beIs nebn1en, iii es sic &plitif
ser Sri gitp slutpnrobil Sra0e Niiociaz
tim seipeien, iib ta6 bent Geoa1feit
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Gotten 9lntp Gp.
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9etrnit electric Coupe, $4,000.
9etroit gIectrice Coupe, $4,000.
SetrDtt electric coupe, S2,2OO.
Sud- Msptpr Gar Gp.
&adarb Slpitt sig Spuring, $3.50.
GballOler Spuril1g, $1,295.
&ulmcs @sptpr Gp.
&ai9e 5 8%aiia9icre, $1,o50.
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Eaise 5 GaIlagiere, $795.
$. sbpmien Mutur Gp.
Nlitheu 8 &ailagiere, $3.50.
0saitdeu Z GaHagicre, $L2S5.
Mitdem $ GaIiasiere, $1,250.
&tner tn Silver Garage.
@apnes Z Gaila9icre Souring, $1,4S5
@apues 5 Gaila9iere gouril9, $1,3S5
Gpcsfc Msptpr Gu.
MariueG Spuring, $3.50.
@pller eight Counting, $1tS5.
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@unn suoc abbcrnfeu.
Ii d,e Scat

Iran std dye Bogf.
@ic mir bereits eeitern Morgen
fllr5 beri6teten, lit an Sreitag slbello
Sralt gland)e Guet I'M MercD Su-
lpital nad ~lal1gerem 9eioen geltor=
ben.
Die geritorbene lpllroe am z. Sc
SENDER 1885 III glorioee e%ebore1t.
Gor iehs Sabren pe%rbeiratGete lie iid)
NIT 9errn Gntil goat. MuBer Sem
@attet miro oie @erltorberle ii6erlebt
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-05

3pei @Dbne bon aobert Me<
Heag, Der in Bopeihief gountn,
So, np1nt, erbielten SIT Meibnohz
ten @aeibenbidIen. DIS Die beiz
ben Snabsn, Hpbert uno Gbuaro,
fiir5li6 i'm 9auie nit ben @etpebz
rem Ipielten, sins ems oerielben
Ips. Die &ugel seri9lug Elm Stublz
bein unD perlebte gouaro nm
TuBgstsnf. 9iefe Jlinte fpurpe
nun prn 5rau Mcaeag ~fort9eteat.
SeBt 1T Der a1oere &nabe Elm Sps
fer Der Waffe s%eporpen. Gbuaros
giidie sing pur9 etnen 3ufan log,
Sic augel traf BEN tletnen Robert
IN ben Riiden uno brang bur9 bic
gruit. Man fiir4tet, baB iein 2ez
Zen niht erbalten neroen fann.
Sn otefem Sanoe tperoen idbrz
lid etpa 100000 Serbs" Sols
CUR 5eritelIung bon gapterbrei berz
penoet uno bas 8ebirfnts ra9 liz
mem pailenoeren grlobItoff miro inn
mer sr0Ber.
Sn Gnglanb onselte1te Ser
1ude baben ergeben, Dap al,s elmer
am Meiben NiI in eroBen Menger
tpa9ienoen, nit rIupb" besei9neten
4lon5e Elm gutter Yapierbrei fabrl=
SIert perDen tam.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-05

9cgenlcitigcr Siilfe ait orgauiliren, I'm
ein b%elieres Geid)dft 5lt cntipideln, bic
Sildtlgfeit bes %gelammten Mlltomobil%
Meinbanbcls ber2rcis Stabte gum Sf1z
ben Der Iutontobtl : 8eliber at ber&
grDBern, gllr6 grb0bung bes Mab@
itabes Der 9ienltleiltuns 1lllb bergii1@
Iti9feit fann Der Illtpmpbilbefiser Dos
Mllerbelte bon leinem Intnmobil gu ben
gcrin9Iten Soften %erlangen.
9as ss1,terelle Ser 4utpnpbilbeliber
lit pbne beren Nufforoerung bon Der
@elenldaft ipabrgenommer ipDrDe1.
Silngit bat eil1 Die @eie0lGaft pertre&
Itenbcs Gpmmittee cine 3ulamtenfnnft
nit BEN giir9ermcilterlt llilb Eoli5ei~
fpmmiildrcn Ser 9ret : Gtabte, Iolpie
bent Gberltcn s.. sS. Burr, Bent &plttz
manbanten bes God Sslane Irienals,
9ebabt, u1b ein s%leidnnaBi9es GDitem
Der 8lenouns Ser 9lltomobil : Srontz
lidter 5ultanbe 9ebradt.
sSebt lam ser Acknowledgment
rlDig bon einer Stabt nod Ser a,,be<
rem fabren, ipeil CT neiB, baB bas Sc
IieB Ser eincn Gtabt basielbe lit lpic in
Sen allperen 5ipci stdbten. - Spbalb
es m6gliG 8u maiden lit, miro III ieoer
Ser 9rei gtdbte cine Snltrnftions@
gbltle einseridtet iperbel1, in pelder
Bic ear3e Gpli5eimann]6aft unb ale
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lperben barilber ilt%
lfprnirt iperben, mas a%nne6nbar lit,
nnb babnr6 iperben befdbi9t iperben,
Den Nllompbilbeiibern bcfi1litibe SUI
formation Sn geben.
Sic @e1enl6aft lit allger1blifli1 in
8eratbung ii6er Sic Niiblidfeit Der
Mnltellung zines ei1 Gebalt be5iebenz
ben Sefretars, Der a11f &plIen ber &C.
lIellldaft Die 8rnbleme fir Sen Mutoz
mobil : Gisentbiimer l1no 6arloler 1tlz
biren nl1b i'm Nltereile beiber ipirfen
lpa. llnb geraoe 10 bat bielc Geiell@
ibafty Ivi langianem aber ii6eren
@ahstbll1t III WroBe llno Siidtigfeit
unb nad) LANCER, aber sriinblid)er Se1
ipredllng aller Sragerk Die bor lie se@
fom1nen iinb, ibr ieparates Geldaft 5l
ibrer @cmtet6uung alif cittcn Elt11ft
sebrnbt, sab ale @titslieber ,iad ciner
eemeiniamen, eleidmdBisat gidt@
idn1nr ser Gbrenbaftiefeit nnb l1nbe@
Idpltenbeit int @el6ait orbeiten, 9ez
rabeip ipie lie iett anfa1ger, sslnngpr.
tbeil Der slltomp6ilbeIiser 8t ar6eifen.
9ieie merocn in fiinftiseln Sabren biele
Organization, bie fit i6ren Gorf5eil
tbatig lit, inbplliren ltrb bur6 ber<
mcbrtc &unoiGaft lt,fer1tiieet.
Sent groblem gutter 2anbitraben Ii.
ELLEN dlbereus allgeneinen 411aelesenz,
|beitcn i'm Snters NHer prb Die4@eS
ienfbaft tire MufmerfIamfeit u11b lire
|gbatisfeit 5itipetloen. sic ipiro nit IT.
se1lo ei1er anberel1 Organization 5ltr
11nterltiibung Dffentlider @erbelerunz
ge11 Sulammenarbeiten.
Sic @eieuIdaft Nlft be1n .sl1ten
Acknowledgements eilt bellerer SAMPLER
slt iperbeu. Gin Ml1staltl6 bon ssbeen
bebeutet before 8ebienlng, Sic I1sz
ldaltltlls idledter &rebite unb cinen
mebr sleidsmdBi9en Mabitab fir bod<
sraoisen @anbcl int altonwbil- Sc
I16dft. &
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Coliseum.

BON 5lpei ailloern; gtbel ,lno glSet
iopie sDen folsenoen @eidnpiltern:
slalos 9htbs, 6ralr Wtprtle Sacoblen
oolt aM0lano, Siio Iufote, Sable,
Gina a5fola, 6loreuce uno Coma
Whths.
Die @eeroigl1lg miro onr Mot1tag
NadM1ittug ltr1 eill ll6r port Sralter=
fallle i'll N5t. Son aus allf oen1 Gine
Sill 6rieobof ltatifinoen.
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$4,000 Sdabcnf(aoe.

@oie S~efotsfp bat cine 5d,aoe1s,
flaae I'M 9etrage BON $4,000 ollrdJ
9mpaIt Charles 9. aaltfr1ann eesert
Soblt 9. Idern1anl1 int Scott Goltlt=
tp 8iitriftsgeridt anltreugen lalien.
Sic mill ont 26. Hooember 1915 Don
oen1 geflagtel1 ltad einenr @ortitreit
geld)lage1 lporoen leil1.