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The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-03-03
COME IN AND SEE OUR LINE OF TRIMMED HATS
WANTS CLAY BANK
Eastern Utah Ought to Bc Able "a
supply THIS Man.

An Oakland. Gala. man wants TO
buy or lease a Utah clay bank. IL
must be "free from grit lie does
not say whether Il must be "untouch-
ed by hands" and does not stipulate
It's flavor. The clay bank seeker II
James q. Allen. an Oakland manu-
facturer of graphitcs and Flmilar
products. lie has written about the
clay e. a. r. Hainos Of the state de-
partmcnt 81 immigration. labor and
statistics. iaineH " investigating,
Many responses have been received
from the recent calls of the depart
mcnt Tor Information about infusorial
earth containing properties used In
the manufacture 81 shells FOR war
purposes W. u. Livingston and w
u. Calvert OF Salt Lake city each
claim To- know ~ such remarkable de-
posits In Utah.
They are communicating with the
Boston chemist who made the In
quiry
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-03-03
NEW ROADS ARE
BEING PLANNED
ONE II 10 COME THIS WAY FROM
sNNPI.TE COUNTY.
Farmers and Othcr~ of That section
ANXIOUS For An Outlet That VIII
Give Them Nccc~- 10 tile Coal MIN
ing Camps OF Carbon County Where
the Hest Markets of Utah Exist.

Two new state roads In which citi-
zcnH of Sanpctc. SEWER and Juah
counties are much Interested we're
designated last Monday 10y the state
ruad commission at its regular session
at the state capitol. u was quite n
meeting. the Interest IN the thorough
fare having prompted the three coun-
tics e. send number of their Off
cinis and citizens o. Salt Lake city
o. advocate them before the commits.
sion. The commissions office was
uycrvtuwdcd and adjournment was
taken o. the house OF representatives
chamber. one 81 the two roads dcs-
ignntcd runs from Uunniaon. near the
southern border Of Sanpeto county.
e. Leyhn IN Iuab county, u viii
about parallel the Scvicr river a. the
top of Cedar Ridge. II will give a
shorter route from Juab county Ca
Fish Lake. i,ichncld ana the SEWER
country, through the Gunnispn dis
tricL
The other road will run from Fair
Wow In Sanpctc county to the coal
districts 81 Carbon county, The dcs-
ignation uf this road boy the state
commission was conditional. The
proposed state highway h. now and for
many years has been u private soil
road. operated by Sam Christensen
under franchise from the commits.
sioners " Sanpcte county The state
commission decided IL would be u
state highway only ON the condition
that the Sanpctc county commission
era first arrange o. take over chris,
tcnsen'H interest In the road. The
commissioners present agreed.
Northern Sanpete county has been
DESTROYS of getting this as state road
for some time, They We're somewhat
chagrined when the commission re-
Gently designated road from Emcr,
county To- lower Sanpete county AN,
insisted this Carbon county roa'
should be made a state highway also
There h much traffic. between th'
/ Fairyiew district and Carbon county
The extension of the christensen
road out OF fairView into the coa
camps of Carbon county would opei
up a splendid cash market In Carhoi
2 county for about anything ar every
thing the farmers and trucksters %
| North Sanpete county have for sale
especially az Winter Quarters. SEQ
field and Clear Greek In addition q
this Il would be n great boon 10 IN
general travelling public between SOU
thern and Eastern Utah counties.
With the building Of this road resi-
dents of the coal camps could hu
from peddlers many things which ar
now shipped In by rail- from more re
mote sections of the state and froT
Idaho.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-03-03
sANPETE COUNTY To
MY TOLL FRANCHISE

County commissioners Of sanpete
county were In session with members
of the state road commission at Salt
Lake city Tuesday. discussing the
new state highway out of Fairyiew 10
CARBON county. and endcayoring To
get the state 10 pay part of the cost OF
buying Sam Christensen's toll fran
chise on the present road.
The commission declined, and the
status at the new road remains as
agreed upon at Mondays meeting
That Is 90 say, the county commits
sioners of Sanpete county are 10 ar
range the settlement with the holder
OF the toll franchise. after which the
state commission viii designate the
road as a state highway.
The commission took the view that
the state could not properly be a
party % the purchase Of the fran
ohise, the attorney general having
furnished an opinion in which he held
expenditure of state road funds foT
such purpose was without author
ity. The purchase. he held. would he
one for the county 10 make.
Accordingly. the purchase of the
toll road viii be made by Sanpett
county after which the state com,
mission win take up the road as d
state highway
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-03-03
STATE ARCHITECT PLANS
IDEAL SCHOOL BUILDING

The first school building In the
state 10 be- erected according e. the
plans of the architect of the state
school commission. Tor what the
board considers AN ideal school build
ing. viii be erected at Monticello In
san Juan county In the near future,
The Monticello school board has or
dercd set of the plans. which were
prepared by u. G., Watkins, architect
for the state school commission.
The plans call for building Of
one-story, with six class rooms. large
gymnasium. principals room and all
accessories. This II "a little more
than half the entire building, but II
built In unites and can be erected one
half at time. The cost OF the whole
building n twenty-seven thousand
dollars. The cost OF the first unit. In,
Guiding the gymnasium, viii he six
teen thousand, eight hundred dollars
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-03-03
RESTORED TO ENTRY
Eastern Utah I.ands Near Green
River MAY Isc Taken.

WASHINGTON. u. g.. March L.
Upon the recommendation uf Secrc-
mry Lane the president today APP
proved orders restoring O. entry 1885,
ass i0rcs In Eastern Utah These
lands are located In coal land with
drawal and Tor the most part lie ON
the north flank 1T the uiutah Noun
taina and near Green River ON the
south side at the mountains. pf the
land restored. tSS.ofs acres have been
classified as non-coai land In char
actcr and two hundred seyenty-ninc
nrrea ~ rnhl land.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-03-03
OFFERS STATE FAIR PRIZES
FOR AMERICAN COrSWOID

~, :. Ensign, secretary Of the Utah
State Fair association. has received
word that the American Cotswold
Registry association, Waukesha. Wis.
offers through It's secretary treasurer.
r. W. Harding, ten dollars inst prize
and five dollars second prize to he
awarded az the Utah state fair this
year for the best pen of Cotswold
lambs, four OF either sex. a. he bred
hy an exhibitor In the state. Lambs
competing for these prizes must be
recorded In the American CotswOld
Registry association.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-03-03
MISS MADSEN IS I.
GIVEN SURPRE|
DANCING PARTY AT HER Hau
UP AT sCOFIELD.
Leap Year Hall Al the Uppu q
Camp Demonstrates That the io'.
Ladies There Know How 10
ThinE--IIca,y Fall OF Snou
Tuesday I.ast--Social aud PcrSuu|
Correspondence Tho sun.

ANNNHH NNNNNfN't AN' NNN
sCoFlELD. March IA mos
llghtful surprise party was hai
Miss Alice Madscn. daughter IN
aud Mrs. Neil NJ Madscn. at the -
1T her parents the other eytt1[
Soon after the arrival uf the n
ones the rugs were cleared aWay
the Victroia set o. motion soa.a
sweet strains 81 music and soon ~
the fair maidens tripping the q
j fantastic over the polished Nd
floor. after which nice things %
were spread before them. and Al
all. II was just one round ~ youa'
JOS and pleasure. Those present =
the Misses Ruby Harkncss. Iosfft
Jensen. Irene wernE. JHnetts y,
! thewH. rrunic Jacobsen. Ncloy VI
icin. Vivian Donaldson. Sarah 20
Edith Johnson. Sarah Donaldsoh
hannah Madsen and Lemp Jaryif
Judge Ferdinand Erlckssh
here today ON business Tie aiso
tied Clear Greek and Winter y
tiers.
About a foot 81 snow Tell her
tcrday. and this added 20 What
already have. makes iil'l'
more"
Mrs Agnes McAiiistcr left ihs
Ut the week for salt Lake CIV,
IN" viii be- for several days Ne
with her mother. Mrs }. =. nv
who IN keeping house there WIN
of the children who are ailfh'
school.
~. W. Crane. manager ~ >"
Mercantile company, went 10 y
Lake City Monday last 60 remala
greater part OF the week D.
goods and looking after bushes
tiers generally
l.. W. Patent. agent for the
Yer and Rio Grande here. states
his wife now az one 81 the san
city hospitals N gettiss along
II IN expected she VIII be able
turn home within week OF ten
Scofield's town marshal has
making raid on the dogs inc
ten days. Local people and ON
are cooperating with the suN
, trying 20 prevent rabies. Nor
thirty CANNES are TO be killed i
the town marshal.
Mrs. Andrew Durkee has pres
her husband with bouncing
girl. AZ last accounts mothsi y
child were doing we'll and the ~
was able 10 get about.
one Of the best attended ana
successful dances OF the season
that of the leap year party gNsh
: the benefit Of the primary assos.'
Tuesday evening last. From ~
don't tell the boys OF Scoilelu. =.
! their sweethearts are bashtuL
were no wallflowers, So grea
= the success that the boys all nov
girls viii give US another such q =
: ing up soon.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-03-03
CONTRACTS ARE CLOSED
Complete disqualification Of soa''
Colorado Mines.

DENVER. Colo. Feb. Isl
Colorado Fuel and Iron compam
closed contracts "a complete the
trification OF It's mines In Sou.
Colorado, according 10 an annos
ment from ]. r. Welborn, pre-
OF the company. The deal wiz wv
the expenditure Of a hundred
and dollars by the company sho
hundred thousand by the IT'D
Electric Transmission. Railwt,
Gas company which will snppn
power The mines to be eleeN
Include the segundo. Frederlea
wind, Starkville. Tabasco. Ideal !
ley and Rouse, The first steps vi
liberalization OF the mines
company were taken severh y
ago when several mines wele "
ped. The results were yor' so'
full.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-03-03

Arizona last year mined mof
fOO,OOO,O00 pounds OF copper
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-03-03
Jun C0rRr oF LAsr nEsonr.

Around the stove OF the crossroads
grocery Is the real court Of last re-
sort for Il finally overrules an others,
chamberlain's Cough Romedy has
been brought before this court In al
most every crossroads grocery In this
country where man expects 10 receive
rull value for his money, and has al
ways received "A favorable verdict II
II In the country where man expects
tn receive fun value for his money
that this remedy Is most appreciated
obtainable eVcrywhere.-Ad
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-03-03
PURELY PERSONAL
D IN SnIl LAKE
Walter ChrG ::.': O.: Us, s.:
TRANSEoma. pumayac
Salt Lake City 10 be
and lays.

INV
-E NJ. stcubcn was In Salt Lake
city and ogden the first ~ the week
On business matters.
Mrs H. Cook and Nils. Tina Tantin
~ Ephraim were guests OF the Tav-
crn last Monday and Tuesday.
C. u. Marvuncn. cashier of Price
Commercial and Savings bank. was "a
Salt s.akc city visitor yesterday.
-Robert williams. ST.. OF sunny.
side was In Price this week attending
court and while here was guest OF
the Tavern.
MIR. aud Mrs. G. W. Tingiey are
at home from ogden. whore they were
last week Ia attend the funeral of a
sister ~ Mrs Tinglcy
Mrs N. y. Braffct returned to
salt Lake city last Monday after "A
visit OF nearly a week with her sister,
AIRS. Alice Sage. Of Price.
Wade Harness of Nine Mile re-
turned the first of the week from an
extended trip through oklahoma and
Kanaas-Myton News, gath.
Mrs. Harriet Kroupa. grand ma
tron of the order OF the Eastern Star.
was recently the guest Tor several
days Of Mrs G. ". Bishop at Helper.
ID. u. HoutE OF Salt Lake city Is
here today. being the attorney for y.
q. sullivan In the litigation against
N. a. Mcdonald ON trial In district
court
u. n. (Tex) Forester was In
Price during the week from Desert
Lake. lie has recently taken up a
ranch there and now II a fullfledged
farmer
Clyde Fuilmer has returned
home from Price. whore he has been
working on the new school building
lie Intends to farm this season My
ton News, gath.
--LeRoy nabcock of Lake Fork
was a News visitor Wednesday Bah
cock was on his way 10 Price 90 hrinf
his parents to their home In Mt EN-
mons.-Myton News, gath
i. T.. Petit. state coal mine In
spector. h hack at Salt Lake cts
from MuhnlhkANht - - MNfif nc ~
Gently went To- attend government
demonstration % mine rescue work.
q. a. smith. assistant 90 Stat'
Coal Mine Inspector Petit and Who's
home In al Fairyiew, was la frlc'
SUNDAY on one OF his frequent trip
locally and was guest Of the Tavern
MIR. and Mrs. George w. kaul
and Mrs. Kaurs mother. Mrs. Hafe
meister. returned sunday from sal
Lake city. where they spent seyera
DAYS with friends.--Tooele Times
9Th.
Mrs. Charles Averill departed las
TUESDAY for Trinidad. Colo, In re
sponse 10 "A telegram announcing IN
serious illness OF her father He ha
been In quite poor health for som
time.
Miss Josephine Cunningham q
Salt Lake City. who has for some tim
been the guest OF Mrs. Frank Jerom
al Spring Glen. returned home lai
week. She was formerly teacher
Spring Glen.
--Rev. G. c. Hartzler and Re
Ludwig Thompson exchanged pulp
yesterday morning the former occl
pying the pulpit at the Congress ation
church and the latter at the Method
church. We have not heard how q
two congregations enjoyed the chang
Provo Herald, 2sth.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-03-03
POLLS STILL OPEN
Sentiment For the Eight-IiOur Day
Almost Unanimous.

CLEVELAND. o., Feb. 2S.-W O..
Lee. president OF the Brotherhood OF
Railroad TTainmen, announces that
the final canvassing Of the vote on
the eight-hour work day for railroad
employees viii not be completed be-
fore March Sth. u has been arranged
10 complete the count by March LIST.
Because the ballots are not being
sent In fast enough, the polls will be
held open the additional eight days.
Inspection OF more than forty thous-
and ballots received So FAR indicate,
Il was said. that the sentiment In Ia
vor OF the cight-hour day Is almost
unanimous The vote will decide
whether or not Ia present the shorter
hours demand 10 the railroads. The
result OF the canvass will be an
nounced March Sth In Chicago.
------ -
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-03-03

Property owners 90 Powell addition
Ia Price are making an effort 20 have
South Ninth street below the rail-
road tracks connected up with North
Ninth, 50 there viii be no closing of
that thoroughfare whrre the street
crosses the Denver and Rio Grande
railroad tracks As Il II they are
completely shut of except by using
Eighth street The Coop warehouse
at the foot OF Tenth prohibits traffic
that way ~ far as the street itself
goes.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-03-03

Smoke Elk Pride Cigar, Tel, iSs.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-03-03

The price OF sugar was recently In
creased 20 per cent In Hungary.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-03-03
SPRING is COMING.

Choice fruit and shade trees, grape
vines. berry plants, roses, peohies,
bulbs and seeds. Provo Nurseries,
Provo. utah.-Advt
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-23
geadtet ben Suiten bes ainbes.

g%rfdltungen, G1nupfen, fortoar&
ernbe Srritationen Ser 51Ieimbdllte
m0gen, tpenn beruadldiiist, fp6ter Sea-
tarrb bebeuten. 2auft fein Niliio -
tbllt ettpas fir guer &inoli &inber
nebmen nidt ie0e Mebt5in, nber lie
nebmen .9r. Sings SEEN 9iseoberD"
Dine @erIpredrngen unb 36ger1. Sc
lit Elm fiiber. aneenebmer sSar SbS
rlp" llnb iebr effeftboII. @erdbe gez
mug lagntib tpirfenb. um bic Mbfau>
aifte aus Benz &Drper 51 entfernen.
ssalt Sic erite 9piis bilft. SStnrner fer
fig gum 8ebrau1, braubt ni6t ber<
mijdt an tperben. Sragt MIR Snret1
9rpgiitet mad n9r. &ing's Nep 9ds@
coberD". Sc miro gller S8inb Dor
ldlimmen &ranfbeiten, Die bon .grtdlz
tuneen berurla@t tperoen. beIaiiben.
(Gna.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-23
kreII & Co.
Confectionery
1tuo &dferet.
218 Braop straRe.
Elone 632
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Meltfriegs6umor. 9ie
3arin, betaantlid elne gsbprene Prin=
aei1in ppn 9eher, ioa febr 1tol5 Iein.
Mur1oer!! WelGe 9eutf4e lollte
heute nidt auf Die grfoIse Der beut=
faen Waffen itoI5 iein?
~ q u9e in 8ortei1. 9o6en
Sic unter ben @inpirfungen bes
arieges gu leiOen?
SIN gegenteil; msine Jrau labt
midi iebt INNER i1s Wirtsbaus geben.
oamit lie Petroleum ipart!
Mm fleiidlpien Sag e.
Gai i: lin Gottespiuen, 5rou Mir=
tin, in meiner 9llppe 1@ntmmt eine
san5e 5l1esenfamilie!
Mirtin 0simli4): Gi1en g biz
9uppe bolt. Sd perrate nir!
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-23
Siter,t, bas aufcrftcbnnssfeit.

@eute lit Gitern, has Mufcritebungss
felt Der 6riltliden Stride, bcilen Same
in allen sern,aniiden Gpro6en, ipsar
in Ser fran5Diirten anselladiiideu, an
bas srpbe Sriiblinssfelt unferer Ger
maniiden @prfabreu, basSclt Ser Iufz
eritebuns Der Natur bonn lansen. LAM
gen @interihlaf erinnert. 9ieles ipar
Der altsermanilden SriiblinsssDttin
30 it a getpeibt, nnb bon ibr
ltammt Ser Same.
Sem 9idter bat ipobI Ser alien @ez
oeutuns oes Seltes 10 ipunoerbaren
Iusorud seseben. ipie @Dtbe in ieinem
nSault r., lpenn ct bieien in bie Sreuz
oenrufe allsbreden ldbt:
u@om Giie befreit iinb @trom u,,b
Sadie
941rd bes Sriibliugs bplben, bcrebenz
BEN 8lid;
SIM Gbale 9riiaet @offnunsssliid!
Ser alte @inter in ieiner S9pdde
3pg lid in ralbe Serge 5uriid.
Son bortber lenbet er fliebenb MIR
Gbnmddtige gdauer t0rnisen Giles
Sn Gtreifen iiber Sic sriinenbe Sur;
Nber sic Come bulbet fem @eiBes;
Ii. (. ~.
S1ern, oas Muieritebungsfeit Der
Gatur. 8irb es aud eimmal picoer
gum aufertebunssfelt Ser cent d.
+ cit tperben? @irb Sic Menidbeit
iid auh pieber einmal beriiinsen, nie
cs sic 9}atur iebes Sabr tbut? @erabe
in Ser je5igen 3eit mDdte man oaran
per5ipeifeln, in melder lih sic Menidz
belt in einenl 10 furbtbaren ariese,
Dem fein a1berer in Ser san5en 8eltz
geldihte 5ur geite seitellt iperben
fann, ll%nbarmber5ig 5erfleiiGt, baB If
tie Sortentlpidlung I'M niele Sabr5ebnz
tie billansseIdoben miro. 8irb lie
aus bici fem furdtbaren Ginsen niebcr
gu lesensreider a1tlturarbeit aufer<
ltebn? @irb aus bielem Waelifrpm
BON 8lut l1no Sbranen, bon 2use unb
@erleumbung, bon @emeinbeit unO
@tnterIi1t, ie ipieber Ser Sriebe emporz
tauden, Ser aIlein Sic Sortentipidlung
Der Meni6beit in reoli6er arbeit, in
@ii1enldoft, STUNT, Se@nif unb Sort
idritt auf alien @ebieten berbiirsen
fam? @ir boffen es ant beutigen
GItertage. Sic 8abrbeit miro enbli6
iiber bie 2iige trillmpbiren, bas 2i6t
iiber sic SinlterniB, benn, tpie Der
9i6ter iagt,
ul1eber SEM @orn seq 2idtes t0nnen
nidt emis niiite Sdolen lasern."
11nb er mabnt besbalb:
BUR en'gen 8abrbeit ipenoet bas 8e<
1i1t,
.Splgt unbeirrt bem reinen @ersenss
triebe,
Sam iiest Die @abrbeit, liest bas
etp'ge 2idt,
vllno Mlles eint itb in Dem Neid Der
2iebe."
sSn bielem Gimme entbieten tpir allen
nnleren 2elern ben ber5lid1ten Otter
@ruB.
uSr0bIihe 0fern."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-23
9%erausecber: s. Glider Grintins So.
Enter"d ct tho P~ostofflcs at Davenport
~ Second Class Matter.
@esramoet 1851

Ser .sdsltHe 9euptrat", %einfdItebIid
sotntaassMuseabe, feds Nuun,ern iebe gSnde,
tpirS an Die slbon1enten in oisfer staht flr
~ hcntS pb6ertli6 ODER $500 idbrIiG bel
Soraisoabllne fret abeeIiefert.
msit Der goit auberbarb Der @tabt, mad It,
ee11b etner1 9oitanlt III ben Ser. Staatert, Ga.
t1aha ooer Wsegico. $500 idbrIi6 bel 8orauS.
3abIung.
9ie sunntaas . anssabe, MIR bur& bic @oft
mad iebem Goitamt in ben Ser. Gtaaten, foitet
jdbrIib $1.00 bel @oralls5abIung.
Ser. nSalbnbdentlide 9emntrat", bur@ Die
8oft irtnerbaIb Der Ser. Gtaaten un6 6urd
Irdeer in Der Stabt $3.50, bel 8oralsaabIlng
$500; na6 CANADA $3.50 unb mad Guropa
$500 Der Sabr BEL @oraus3nbIung.
Ser ,@abdentltdje Dempirat", in atpet Ibet.
len. Mttttpods nno @onnabenbs, ioffet inner.
SnIh Der Ser. Staate1 So. 0 mad CANADA unb
mad europa $3.50 idbrIi1 Bel 8oraus8abIune.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-23
@iaiam sbafespeare's 3%0Ojabriser
SDbestag.

6ellte, als an ieinem Sobestage Dor
300 Sabren miro bon allen 8ultnrna>
%tionen, lpe[de bie1 fen gamen NIT 8edt
peroieren, benz Mnbenfen @iIItnm
5bafespeare's g, bes srDBteu nnb
geniallten oranuatiIden gihters auer
3eiten llnb oller @Dlter sebuloigt iperz
Sen. MatiirIid) auh in gnglanb,
bem 2anbe 1einer @eburt unb leines
Sdaffens, bem unb belien 8olfe ct
our1 lebteres unlterbliden 8nbm ber>
lieben bat. 81 aber 9erobe in @ng<
lqnb bie Seier cine beIonbers groBz
artige lein miro, mDdten mir beldeiz
SEN bc5meifeln. @aren bod bic Ser
reu @riten lid noh Dor iuenisen Moz
naten nidt einig buriiber, IN e lie benz
Inoenfen ibres 9r6Bten @eitesbelben
Sic ipiirbielte gbrlng bereiten tDn1ten.
Sic u@eltminiter @a5cttc" tpanote
lih in bieIer Notb NIT Ser 8itte I'm
GprIbldge an mebrere 8eriibmtbeiten
unter anberen audJ an George 8erz
narb 5batp, ben seiitreiden Splitter
ser oiesmal ieinen Spott per9aB nnS
Ieinen 2anbsleuten folsenbermaben
ing @elpiHen rebete: SD benfe, c:
nare ptcueidt beller,. mir iiberlailen es
Berlin, Ben Observation-Disclosures Soocsz
tag gGofeipeores 81 Ieiern. Nahbcm
unlere jabrclansen 9emiibunscn fin
Sic grridtung eines Natipnal 5beaz
ters gum Mnbenten Sbafelpeares teie
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-23
GplitiidJc ,tnb nnpplitiidJc
3anogluHen.

Sr0blide 9itern alien unIeren
|2eiern. Sftern bleibt, eben Sitern,
all1 in bieier ernlten, triiben 3eit.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-23

Gus Soffres GruB an Sic @ui<
fen: ul1nier treuer Mlliirtcr Mllblanb,
oeilen Mrmeen l@on 10 tapfer scsen
9eutidlanb fallnpften. 49," bis auf Sic
5ipei Milionen gefansenen Nuiien in
3oi1en, 90berib, aDnissbrlld ulip.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-23

- v@lliiilde solbaten befeblist
bon riibmlid befannten Gffi5ieren...."
sic eiu5igen riibmli6 b%efannten Sffis
5iere Ser Nl1eu iinb sic unriibmlid)
betannteln. Bic abgeiebts mo in
Sen &mbeltanb .geldidt ipurocn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-23

-u9us gintreffen Ser Guilen lit
Elm neuer idylasenoer 8eipeis fir STUFF
lambs @insabe", mei11t Soffre. See,
ggcelen5, Die ldlasenpen 8eipeile sibt
9eutidlanb. 8uBlanbs @ade linb
bie ge1dlasenen 8etueile.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-23

- Sin 70 Der Branb brad
unldngit in ben: Roblen< unb 9alg<
lasern Der 9ods BON @enua aug.
Ser 8ranb bebnte iih 10 melt aus,
bab ct aud Elm enslif4es unb einige
italienif@e Sdiffe ergriff. Wall
Bate Miibe, Dos Geuer ai be5tpinz
gen. 3nei Srembe purben perbaf=
tet. ba tie bei6ulbigi perben. 8ranbz
iiftung periibt au baden.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-23

SIM grnite eeiproden: Sic 2anz
bung Ser 8uiiea, Die biele talieab@aeiz
len tpeit sefommen lein miiiien, lit eli
ne bemerfen stpertbe 9emonltration-
se9en Bic l1ntbdtigfeit Ser 8riten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-23
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