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Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-22

the piano In the middle Of the last cen.
tury that the rank and file and every.
body tried their hand az composing, for
music was then rendered comparatively
easy such simple airs as "shoo Fly"
Where Did You Get That Hat" etc.
caught the popular fancy. for they we're
80 new and such new order OF music
that the world had never heard and they
wero tuneful melodies II not Of very
high order.
There may be two or three reaaons
why We see years intervene and we have
no great new melodies and have 10 hack
ney the old ones with different rythms
and DISCUSSES and they are these: In the
first place there may not be any great
genluses ~ composers any more or maybe
u dearth Of inspiration In this humdrurp
fall business and the dollar) nowadays
OF modern life. Or Il maybe that 10 long
as we have only twelve notes IN the oc.
tavc nowadays maybe We have used up
all the different ways and combinations
BY which II is possible TO arrange them
for something new and we arc st halt
~ melody IN both our major and minor
scales.
In tho old organ tuning, that the tnm.
pered scale ala away with, there were
many more notes IN the octave than
now even II from y 10 r was always a
"wolf' to contend with. Btfi IN the
modern tonic-eol-fA gystem in England,
whore children sing IN puro intonation.
with no oreheBtrn as accompaniment In
the scale Of equal temperament. hut with
what is known as an enhnrmonic organ,
there aro siSty-fivs Intervals 10 the
octave In those two scales Of pure music
tor Keys on the organ M some would
say), IN thls that II supposed 20 he not
only more natural method, but more
natural scales.
u would seem that composer with
all those notes ought 10 bring out some
thing new without those five.year
lspses GEOR0G p. WILKINSON.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-22
parral Inoident pecomes serion..

Fuller accounts Of the clash between Amer
lean troopers aud the MeSioans AZ Parral give
decidedly aarioua tlnge to the situation there
developed II senor carranta Was already In
possession Of the facts lust disclosed by tho
news dispatches from pershlnEh front hts
anxiety 10 have our soldiers Withdrawn "a eaa.
ily understood instead Of the assault hcinE
made hy unFuly citiaens ot pArral. the firms
WA commenced ~ men in eaFraafa uniforms
and Naa continued hY them, and the fatalities
waro chiefly among them, ralllatiye some
shat ~ this IL the slstemeat that most ~ these
uen were essVnllsAa whs had taken service
under the de tacto sogofnment and perhaps
auFn artuated h0 a dsale1 ~ proteei their
iutmer thist a. taf az pasaihle AwAintl it H.
tha aal thar Msiaf Tnmpkins aha hla men en-
tered Partial ga the express and apparently hos
fliahla Invitation ef aa officer weaFinE car
rsnaaa aaifafm. and ihen oul aheg aus natlee
hAd btsh arai ahead % wafn tha tiuAsers and
lhs solalsfs there ~ lhs easHias of ne 0Finses
fha eolaf ~ deliberate lresghegt ihua
sigen me assault aa Malag tompkiaa psfil
slealA Fsae6F mafe thaa the ptFinaate0 te
alsla auA sxasite ethlsHatlnns nBa amlnE
ikfaosh Nam tarmnta heaAauRuers 80 Wsse
isa tiu il MAS bs possible iaf tta president
l0 hgsat vtb URfman5 egef sn hamanltafan
ufheple, MI ahAl % Ne eelas N A. ahaat lha
usaimsat aNshftfd tas tHiiea alataa hf ths
NFtspaRstla sa1 lmpeteai Nss0eau aHihofItissa e
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-22
Would a Break Mean War?
Lawrsnes n y. 2. EvssinE Post.

Precedenfs Out of History.
M ANY preoedents are available to the researcher.
1fl proving that severance Of diplomatic rela
tions has not always brought on war. Peru
and Chiie today without dispiomato representa-
tion at Santiago and Lima respectively. After the
execution Of Emperor Maxinnillan, an Austrian
archduke. nj ouerstaro, Mexico, IN 1891. diplomatic
relations were broken by Austria Hungary, and 20
remained for than thirty years. Recently the
United States and Mexico severed diplomatic rsla-
tions and while the Vera crUs affair may impair
tho value of the precedent far as this government
II concerned. certainly the disconDectiou by Argen-
tina, Brazil Chile, and later by several European
governments Of diplomatic relations with any govern
nnent In Mexico reveals IN the action
is simply passive and without bellicose tendency
Even today, while Italy and Austria are at war
Germany and italy merely IN state Of "sus,
pended diplomatic intercourse" Economic reasons
have produced this HranRement-tbs desire chiefly
Gonnanys part 10 prevent the sequestratlon ot
GermanyB capital and property In italy. no conffsca-
ton Of property. however. II possible even were
state of war 70 ensue between the United States
and Germany, for The prissan.Amsrican treaty u
1928 specifically provides for the protection Of pi~
vate property in the event Of Ships. might. how
ever he requisihoned though AZ the end Of The war
the obligation 10 return them 10 original owners
would still b. alive
Great Britain and Venezuela not in diplomatic
relationship for ten years after their boundary dis
pute. None of those Instances resulted IN war,
STRAINED relations" have been in the BACKGROUND.
50 would they be we're break 10 come between
the United States and Germany.
Technically the United States would still be bound
70 preserve her neutrality But whether neutrality
would become thereafter 'bensvolent~ being tbsre-
after converted by circumstances into open partially
IL something which rnay prove the very dstsrrsnt
Of hostile Or unfnendly acts the part Of German
submarine commanders
10 compel tho United States TO discard neutrality
and make common cause with the entente nations
would then suspend commercial relations render
treaties imperative. impair the value of German
Investments in the United States and make available
resources Of unparalleled magnitude ~ the foes "
Germany. Germany would surely not court such
disaster.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-22
Effects woura =. Largely moral.

Dnqusstionably, the significance Of diacontinung
diplomatic relations would be chiefly moral. That
would be ts enduring effect The United states
would be IN the position Of having outIawed great
government with whom throughout history she had
been terms OF pence and annity The fundamental
cause Of the withdrawal by America Of her recogni-
ton ~ the existence ~ German government IN the
world would be tho atters disregard Of international
law and the higher laws OF humanity. deemed pre-.
requisites always 10 International morality The
United states would not recognize the German gov.
ernnent IN existence any more than II did the
harbarfc and irresponsible rule OF one Huerta or
his so-caed government DiplomaticaIiy their status
would be on par.
Al beat. The action Ia hut expression Of dis
satisfaction dsapprobation. pronounced disgust with
tho attitude and conduct Of another government Nor
would diplomatic relations be resumed until
ton and complete adjustment Of pending controversies
we're assured. This would hardly he possible during
the pendency Of the European war After that IL
might take years 10 reach understanding during all
OF which time the diplomatic relations Great Britain
and Germany might for example, bo renewed, whils
Americas diplomatic attitude toward Germany re.
rnalned unchanged
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-22

Ala ifsh seffsf VA lasf ~ fit afs "a ssiaA
e.l aas ,HeefA b gsasls = ~ ssffts - easssais
~ As ave 8 sass sfe IL hs pisfs heses iFfitAl
..stssNtsndmla8 heassNs ~ apsaafra ea psfaas ees
Asf talmes kAa teN femR
eNuisne saa ~ effssH faa afs % Ffapsiit
tftsssk yhF : foaf hfNAsisl ave ast s. 10 riersf
htsssf
als sf lsl.lii SelAs lsn q m ~ has
Il tstp hh 80 - Wt ~ ehiis Lee en pAfaaa s
nssssa fgahtetsft
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-22

Germany has agreed 10 III, the embareo on
4 large stock Of dyestuffn for the United states,
a conditions easily complied With. should the
allies agFee 70 tho shipment textile industries
vpi secure temporary relief and the success.
lul importers piek up fortune.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-22

PLATTsMoUTII. Nob.. April BIO
tho Editor Of Tho Bee: This IL no time
for division anywhere in the United
stntes Tho country IL on tho brink Of
war The president Ia right. lie speaks
for tho nation Party spirit should be
laid aside. Personal prejtidiess should be
submerged. II Is the country that speaks
through President Wilson, Tho inter-
ests Of the whole land are involved. II
II easy 10 criticize and yet be who criu-
eisss now IL engaged IN bad business. II
IL easy 10 attribute mean motives and he
who does 50 IL showing a meaner mo-
tive than can be easily characterized
o say does the star-apanglsd banner yet
wave
DER the land Of the free and the home
OF the brAve7
A. w. ATWOOD.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-22

Just what effect the action might have the
making of peace in Europe ~ also question pertinent.
President Wilson would be sacrificing all opportunity
TO play the role Of go.between in peace parIeys. He
does not dare. however TO consult such personal
allurementa Such a part Roosevelt played in tho
Portsmouth conference might In handy for Mr.
Wilson'S political needs. but II seems highly probable
that Fhiropcs war will not approach end
in time TO permit the presidents possible part in
Its closing to react the American electorate
this year
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-22
Musings Of a Cynic

An ounce Of prevention 10 worth A
pound OF cure, but a pound Of ours IL
worth ton OF I-toid-you-Bo.
Fools rush In whore angels fear 10
treadT0nd then depend on nm angel 70
come along and rescue them.
The great trouble about lending = man
money to tide him over IL that he doesn't
always come UP with the tide.
You never can tell A man may be
perfectly honest and still have DIFF
ferent umbrella every time II rains
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-22
LINES TO A LAUGH.

"Our friends persistent silence would
indicate that he IA unwilling 70 pe
candidate"
"unless. reioined Senator sorghum.
"he doesn't want to risk spelling nv
chances by getting into an argument.
Washington star
Cant you help me n little, miBtsTT
whined the rneasiy mendicant I'm try
ing 20 raise the price on a ticket 70
WopDykasook. I've got a brother-in-law
there, gnd--O
"Out OF consideration for your unfor-
tunate relative" replied ] Fuller Gloom.
II will not glv0 YOU n cent Judge.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-22
Twice Told Tales


ON ona occasion. another man helped Edison 10
erect miniature electric ilaht plant, and shsa ths
wafk was finished he deiiHhied that he sah "a
fhs great inventor "Mr xaisan. after WofaAE with
yaa ina thle belisvs eeula put uR elscsFio hsht
nlant HwasW
arsula ya8l luasaa r. saia nmsun
Yea believe ! oaaa# fspllaA me aFnatsur. b,u
sssidsnir hn fasa cleadsa There's euix hin9
that teats me-. hs satsa beautifully
WHAT'S uHatH' inquired Ntisan
Well daat aums men" snswsFed tha hudtnx
srsgflaal eRalnssy, eeslaN ~ ths Hpwtnk psge hos
faa sri ths hN aiens thA eifeai* rtlssephta eNsK
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-22

Maltrm q uaarks a isHssf eNsFafisF n cNiesEe,
haa nf Asian = sRpaAF twfsfe palie psaatgats .
aHsmne = sharMa AZ kFsae4 Ahef hssEsaN tie tastts
n8anr af tea actresses. sha saA tAAt ths8 MN
Maaaht tska 80 sseis Ne itass sstt
wsn Mslszhi tslns - sslitf
&a aksl aaahss faaf kaaaF thias tsatf ssssa
fhH Ntik
ftess 8wa iaan wNa ssf thtr sRm saA tAAa VA
aate
~. i lekt anf' asssa Nslsfkl = safpfsa
HRht saat kaaaf. . faa ff9ag fN niza eha NNi
aesat ihsr aiat sss us as ~ sesis 'ef'saa ana
tAfHmlsat
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-22

Get bottle Of Or. Caldwelrs syrup
Pepsin from your druggist and have II
in the house. a trial bottle. free Or
charge, can bs obtained by writing to
Or W. r. Caldwell, 4bi Washington st.,
Monticello. H.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-22

Ycs. but viii tho president. now that bryan
il KILLED off again withdraw those objection
able nominations whose confirmation has been
hung up and LET the senator have the ple1 We
shall see what we shall see
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-22

No one wants TO put needless burdens on
the Missouri Pacific but II is tho men. women
and children who have TO traverse that Dodge
street crossing who are entitled TO first con-
slderation
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-22

Russian troops are now lined up on three
sides OF the ring-the east, southeast and
southwest The mighty come back" Of the
slays is one Of the astounding features Of the
war
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-22

Aunt Your bride, my dear boy, is
wealthy and all that. but / don't think
she'll make much Of a beauty show at
the altar"
you rec her with the brfdesnsida she
has selected --Nhshyilie Tennessecan.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-22

keen sense Of local pride no doubt
prompted Lincolns refusal to exchange mayor
for governor.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-22

Az comrades on the same ticket--wil the
senator and Edgar Howard campaign together
or each by his lonesome?
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-22

Fortified with denomination. he may be
able TO screw up his courage to the point o.
naming postmaster for Omaha some Of those
fine days.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-22

Folks who had the notion the ballot would
be- shortened by printing It In parallel columns
instead Of on paper ribbon, doubtless know
Letter
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-22

Are you ready for the test. msn2 II 30,
fail not In speeding the Easter bonnet to It's
destination.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-22

II the Jobs are as hazardous az all that, per-
haps the city ought to take out blanket life
and accident policy on our city commissioners.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-22

Senor carranza presents a prze-wnnlng
exhibit Of how not to do H.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-22

Unless the railroads and tourist agencies
procure an Injunction their favorite slogan
See America first" will become the main
plank OF the June platforms
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-22

Congress responds to the touch Of the auto
mobile vote by authorizing gasoline inquiry
An extra outflow OF gas Is thus assured
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-22

Awards In our Shakespeare Tercentcnary
contest tomorrow.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-22

Lots Of things can happen between April
and November.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-22

Trust the rainmakers to keep Nebraska In
the wet column.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-22

"Watchful waiting shows an increasing
desire 10 branch out as political grave
digger.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-22

niR4 eef1 Hfgitef NeaefaRsA. iea. rt
aaf N iev Faiea gaH isF Wtan FafA rrtleet
lhe ltal ,belee ei JhF etsft feg nFsaitfat fhgF
represent desire b rfatssi sFalnst las gaWFss
sac Wilsaa samlaisl4susa - b. iaaar,s =
asasFeua peiisg ei wsatnH saag tsihag than 3
alsh N plast M Fond Is tha Mhgis iiauke
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-22

should have The Bce mailed to thcm. Ad-
dress will be changed as often AZ requested.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-11

Giitige Ser 0eIegotet berIieBen
Nllrlti9tensid)on i'm 1886 ltbr iiiiber
ole ~, q &!A. 8abn, bie anocrel,
S%apellptorter Geleeoten reiltem il, liz
rent ospesiolspuagon flr5 Dor 10 llbr
nit Der Mod SSslano @abn ab ltno
trafell geiter1t Morsen gegea 3 lll,r
IN 0aoenport ein. sic founten ba-
Der 1ur fur5e Belt an ser biiblden
MISUNDERSTANDING NIT oarauf fol-
eelioem 8olle %tbeilnebane,t, apeld)el1
Die @t1rlingto,ter Gllrner 5u Gsbret
Der gelegdten bernnitadtet batten
ln1o Die ,hllberoroentlib erfolgreidy
t%erltet: 0te 81. S~aelatung oes
S~ltr,rbe5irfs .Sberer Miiiiiiippi"
in ibrer Belatntttbeit Ell boiler
nitb miro allen 9elesoter, Sic
al1Oetielben fbeilnebme1t, nod) lange|
i%naaeenebrter grinnerl,mg bleibeu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-11
Gcmeincr fault bier Slfticn in Ser
MrmprD Splbimg Gumpa1N.

S. 81. 1ople, ein Gemeiner ser
gatterie 80, iiberga6 9ertllarlt Mc=
Soy $500 nit Dem @l1lrlde, oafiir
bier @ftien Der Irn1orp @olbing So,
Die crit tiir5lid gegriinoet ml,roe, gu
f%anfen. ,...,
3pDle oiellte friiber in Ser 9rnoes=
asr1ee n11o mltroe crit Dor ~nsbrerel1
Sngetl bon Gapt. q. sc. Compton
sum Stallmeiiter Ser 9atterie Ell
l,anttt. Sd)on ont Sonntag n1ter=
rid)tete 1pple nlebrere Mitglieoer
Der 8atterie inn &eiten nl1o 5eiate it,
llel Ole @runOtone Ser reglilaret SIR
meeois5iplin. Gr leitet sic stalle
npaltanoig lel6itltdlloig ltno befleioet
1f1on letst balbpegs Die Stelle zines
llnteroffi5iers.
.4E.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-11
Sic Yrimdrmabl.

Stim1nel,, sic lit "a pol, Sen 3,
Gre5inften oes Scott County abge
gebcl, mlrocn. batter Dos nadlteben
DC Helultat:
Sir Graiioent Ser @%ereiniate,
Staaten: Sir y. @iliou, o. 2S6
Sir gilbert 9. Grnm1il1s, ST., 243
Sir Horteicomllitteenen: gomarl
81. 0lan,r, ., SO; @ilbur %. Naorib,
9, 261; Sobn Dillon, d., ia;
Sofn Z. Ioams, g., 1870.
Champ @larf pom Bombing Green,
Miilouri, erbielt in pielen Der 9re=
5infte Stinm1clr, mie auf Sbeooore
&opiepeIt. &eiller Ser beioen 9sanaen
erihien alf osnl @abl5ettel, Glarf
lpar Hopiepelf an Stinmlenan5aM
bei &eitem iiberlegerL ood, laiien iid)
bierilber nod feincrlei gellalte Heilll=
tote 5u'anmellitellel.
NadNtebenoe Die Helultate ser
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-11
S. aR. @aIIob,.
County. sNlgcnicur.
9dbcuportcr NIT Siren ans scr Msa.
rirc entIaijcu,..

Charles g. McIso6oll. go. 1915
8eit 5, 5frabe, fall. aeltern iii. Ga-
newport ON, nadbem .er alir CONT
.oa6e11b mil, glllrel alls penn 9ienlte Ser
gllnoesinari,le, oell er auf II, g. g..
. WSiiiollri" terridltet batte, iii. @bii-
lobclphia entlalien 1p,orboell NOR. Bor
pier Sabrell trat ser irnge Mnnn. lit
Gbicago OILS 2eidtnmtroie in sic Ma.
eil nnb apl,roe ap1brel,o leiner
Dienit5eit Sum 1eilerria1in Der er1ten
&laiie bef6rbert. ,Sdon geltern lieb
er ii6 bier in Der Decentralization fit
ben MarinereierbeoienIt buben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-11
@icOer,tm ein Ginbrud pcrii6f.
Gieben faat ieopd RnretHss11tbbrzin
Die @aaoe.

%. 81. 9nrnett, 500. SD graog
straBe, meloete ge1terlt ser Goli5et,
oab 9iebe in Der gSad)t bot gonmag
5ltm Montag in ietrle @obnul1g4 branz
gen lllO cine apertbpolR goIoe1e 81
gin=llbr ltablen. 9ieie llbr, sic IL
Mrbine1 mtfpies, trltg alrf Dem @or-
ber0edel elm NIT Iiamanten belettes
Monpgran1m1. MuBer Ser l1br ito6=
len Die Raiilrber llod) cine oa5llsebori=
sc, a%Dertbbolle fleille Settle.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-11
ScnerARumite ,pirb Mitt,updJ s1riid.
fcbren.

3os aus mebreren gtaotrotbs=
mitglie6ern gebiloete 6euer-&omite,
Dos cine &eiie 0urb Seem Sort, Ohio
nno anoere 5taaten gernad)t bot, INN
oort Die S%ellerqpparate 5n ltl10iren,
miro am Mittmoh mieoeri in 9apen=
port eintreffet. &l1r5 rad ser Miid-
febr oes &ornites iollelt Damn Sic
Sellerapparate fir bas bielige 6el1er-
ape6roepartement gefauft tperoen.
Sellerpebrd Neter Ierrder befinoet
1id ebenfals in 9egleitung bieles
&prnites.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-11

8. Nsoi 1915. u,o ion a,lsgefiiiibrttS
iperoen uno fertie fir ben &erfcbts ieius
an ODER por bem s. Slu,i 1916 12ess
Glaire : 8ig Mof .Moao, geftinns 81
Nrbeit io1 be9iiluen an pber boz 5ent
s.. Sum- 1916. unb fol- fcrtiageiteIt
lllS fir Sen @erfebr fertig icin on ODER
por Dem l. SnIi 1916. ~ 9abeitb6rts
gabea 8oab, Seftipn g nnb s., Nrbett,'
lpI besiineh an pber 0 bent 16.. Stunt
1916, nlb ipu fertisgeitelIt iein fir
ben @erfebr an pber 0 be1n %. sSSuli
1915. 80 5f.it
S. sc. @aIIob,.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-11
Betrr5rida

@albinaton, 10. gpril.
Sir Soma: Setter 9ie1stag. @ar=
arler I'M pitlid)cll Sbeile. Sim Miitt=
mnh tbeilmeiie bemolft.
Stir Suinois: Mllgenncin better aln
9ienstog llno Mittlpod), parmer
aln Iicnstag.f
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-11
Gic itaOtiidem Sdpnlcm ,ucroem iuic
ser er1ffnet.

Die Iaper,porter gdule1 puroen
geltern ipieoer er0ffnet. Mit irilde11
Belidtern unS bellen Mugen betroten
Die &leinen geltern 1pieoer sic 5dpl=
len nllo limo jest, nod eil,er sent
tagigen Nubepaule, bereit, mie0er
ibre 9Ilidten auf5unebmen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-11
Seiratbs : Grlanbnihid)einc.

Die nahltebenoen @eiratbserlaub=
11lBlhelne apllr6en geitern ermirft:
@laiam g: Seb uno gaoie
Sd)roeoer, @alcott.
Is. 9. 5etterer, 9apenport, nno
Marp g. Sqllires, Solicit, 81.
@iQiam @ltbs, @oooburn, ST.,
mo Celia Eeters, gl11rfer Sill, 81.
Glenn 5ranfenberg nno Neaie
1omnep, 9eem 8oiton, so.
A1lorem Strange un0 gaa Sim
cent, &emanee, 81.
Sarolo @aro lno SRI. Scarf Mobl
BON 9ubuque.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-11
qsfalu Rett.rserfxl

Gapenpprt, 10. Mpril.
Gurdldnitts : @aronleteritano 5000
3llrdIdplitts : Selnpcratllr as
6odyte Iemperatlr bel1te SO
m9tieori9ite Semperatllr lebte Nadt 81
MornaIe Se1nperat1r fir SO
Ds,rd i 6e,dtiet.a la -
Suit 80. . GA
MieScrid,ios 1T 81 9tlinocn 900
&orberrid)enoe @%inbrid)tl1a1g .G8.
@aIierltano un7 l1br Morse1s 1915
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-11
s.. Banning fcbrt BON Slurioa 6cin,

Or. g. @. Canning febrte geltern
pon 6lorioa nab 9apenport 5uriid,
laf)oem er iid) lett Ie5et1tber inn ior-
1ligell Sitoe1 aufgebalten batte. gr
bat Sen groBten Sbetl ieiner Ierien
orf Den Gaptipa Snieln 5ltgebrodt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-11

Marib 2S6, Quinn IS.
Iomn 9ettenoor ~ Moams, ST.,
-; 9llen, st., 10; Marlb1 e, y;
Gum, g, a.
Gapenport 1otpnlbip, 1. Gr. -
Moons, 81, 2; Dion, 81, 6; Marlb,
9, 0; Gum, o, 2.
@icforp @robe - Moams, o. 4;
Sllal1. st., 1; Marib, 9, Il; Gum,
.. s..
Nleaiant gauep - aoams, st.,
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