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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-14

Ter 5, Calhoun z, Carroll Ia, gaB
8, Geoar 10, Gerro @orbo 6, Cicero
fee s, gbidaiam TO, Glarfe 6, Glap
4, Glapton IA, Clinton 81, Graiu-
foro Is, 9aaas 8, 8apis IL, 9eca-
tltr TO, 9elalpare s, 9es Moines 16,
9idinion 4, Dubuque 81, gnn1et a,
6apette t2, 6lopS 5, Sranflin a,
Sremont 8, Green Z, @rltuop 6, GIT
tbrie s, Samilton 6, Sancod 4, Sar-
hit Z, Surriion, 6, @enrp 10, Som
.aro Z Slanbolot 4, Soa 8, Soma II,
Sadion II, Snsper IA, S~efferlon 10,
,Sobnion 16, Sones-11, 8eofuf Is,
@oiiutb 8, See 81, 2inn 80, 2ouiia
5, 2ltcas Z, 2pon 6, Maoiion s, Ma-
basfa IL, Marion 18, MarlbaI 10,
Mius 6, iMthen s, Monona 8, Mon-
roe s, Montgomerp 6, Mltscatine
Ia, S'9ricn 8, Ssceola 5, Sage z,
Nalo ssllto 4 8lDmoutb IA, &oeabon-
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-14
9cmofratiidJc Staats= &pnbcntipn.

Cine 9eIegatet= @onpention Ser
0emofratiidelt 4artei bon Soma lit
hermit nad) Clinton, So, allf Drift
ipo6L BEN Mfai 1916, Inn 10 nbr
@ormittags b%erufen.
Scr 3tpef beiagter aonpention lit,
irgenb cine @afaa5 fir 9elegat at
large ODER ltelIpertretenoer 8elegat
at large sur 9fationalfonpention Ser
oemofrotild)en @artei, 0ie a1n Ia.
Stunt 1916 1T ct. @onis %abgebalten
iperoen miro, alts5ufiil1elt, iofpie Die
9elegaten at large u1o oie &ongreb=
be5irfs.D elegaten gu oieier &onpen-
tion o1t i~ttitruiren, pel1l1 oies bas
Manoat ser bemofratiiden @abler
lit, apie es in Ser 9rinldrlpaDl alts=
gebriidt ml1rbc, 1tttb fir grleoigung
iolder onberer @elbafte, melhe Sic
&onpention fir n%otllpenoig 1,l1o arl=
gen1eiien finoen mag.
9as @erbdltnib Ser @crtretlng iii
4 9elegat fir ie5es gonntp lno /
9eleeat fir ie 200 Stimmen ooer
eillen9 io4der iiber sic S1lf=
te, Sic III Ser @eneralmabl bonn Sab
re 1914 fir Sobn S. 9amilton fit
.oas Mnt oes @%opernors a~bgeseberl
l%pltr6en.
Nad oiciem @erbaItriB fins Sic
Counties 5lt folgen0er 1elegatenoabl
|beredtigt:
goair Z Moams z, MIlamafee 8,
Mppanooie ii, Mltol1bon 6, 9entoll
10, Mafbalpf II, Boone s, @enl,ell
%, gitd)analt 10, 9uena @ilta 6, 9llt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-14
bet, iuellll oas tparnte @etter OH
balt. silt pitlpH Stelen lit Der JluB
o,efro,
Mencs mug Mustatiuc.

geitcrn fatb bier sic sdulmabl
Itatt, mcld)c jcood ritbia perlauien
iii. IS mllroen orei Sdploirtftorett
fir Sen tonlmenoeu Sernll ermablt.
SEER Otto @. ,VGlill, icit lebtem
aontl1lalloai,t Ser 9atterie
s, Scr ieine Meiignatlon eingereidtl
Gdtte, bat eieielGe jcbt 5llriicfge5oacn
lilo bot iest mieoer Sic 2eitllt9 oer4
9otterie ais Guptaili ilbcrhomnen.
@egcn Sen llnrllben on Der merifaltie
lden @rcn5e u,to meger Der Woglid)=
felt, BOB Sic bieiige gattcrie na6
Mcrifo beorbert rpcrnel, mag, 6at CT
ipicocr aftipcn Iienlt orlacnolnmen.
Scrr s. g. Mialirias, Gin Iriibcrcr
Gimpobtler bon @elt 2i6ertp. 6at oas
@rocericseeidait go, 600 Harf Mpe-
title iibernpmn1etl nltb miro oasielbe
meiteriiibren.
Sic Nceroigl,ng bcs in Sllinois
Gitp bcritorbe1,en q. Golbcra fato
porgcItern Madmittag DON Ser
'@reermooo aapelle outs allf ocmI
@reelmooo 6ricobof 1tatt. Ger iun9e
Malm liorb an Ipnnerstag lln0 mltr=
Sc Oie 2eidc am 6reitag blerberge=
bradr.
Ser 16 Sabre alte Oscar &rlleger
BON Sa5el Iea, ST., erlitt porgeltern
einel1 @rltd) 0es red)te1 @eincs, als
ein GROCER @alntita11r1l linn allf oas
geill fiel. 81. @. 8. 9eorton ra6m
ben Gerleeten in 9ebn1olung.
Sic Tel1erlpe6r murbe am San1s<
ta9 9%todymittag nod Dem @obnbaus
BON IJeooor &oerner, Poll Mulber=
~ Mpenlle, gerufen, mo- oaslel6e
Our1 Tllnfet alts eiuem idaobaften
S1ornitcil1 in Brand eerietb. 3llrd)
bas pronlpte Mrbeitelt ser Sel1ermebr
ipurOe Oas sSelter balO nnterbriieft, 10
oaB es perbdltniBmaBig geringen
ISdaocn a%llgerid1tet Dat.
3ie aill0er Ser ofieutliden Sdp1=
lien baben bis Jest I'M @all5cn $13,=
602.91 gelpart. Son Ben 1921 5dntl=
fin0ern betbeilisten lid meit iiber oie
Salfte ont Sparem. Sic Sadlnlt
Sdllle itebt nit $4,S5S.9S al, erlter
ISteqc.
:
3mei bielige @eidaftslel1te, S. s.
Setter l,no 81. 8. Srnitb lillo bon Ell
mem gerpiiien. q, S. Meob Don Ga=
bellport I'M lire Mltes beldppinOeIt
aporoeit, Die CT fit lie III Gapenport
berfallfcn mpllte. @ppb, ser als
gertretcr ser Sole So. bon Chicago
eine Office in Iapellport batte, lit
bon sort lett me6rercn Eagen ipllr=
lps peridym1neet mlter @interlalllllte
bon beOeutel1oel1 S6uloen.
4 - -. IS. n, isHla#
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-14
Meut8 nus Sod S8lQn6
Glmcr MeIipm crhamat iidl.

Gcltcrn Gornlittas fat ser So
Sabre oltc gh1ler Nelipm Selbltmoro
begargcn, ifoem er iih 1T Ser Ober-
ltltbc lei1es @ein1s, 1920 @lcl,bnrIt
Nollrt, crbargte. Ser Safer fano
Den Damn lnl / ll6r geitern Mad.
rtttag on eillen1 @alfel1 b11tgeno foot
FOR, n,1o Der Zoo mllB ld)on Dor n,eb=
rerelt Stunoen %citgetreten iein. Nel=
jon ipar NIT ieinenr Gater inn Cement
Aeldaft.4 Scins 6rar 1tarb i'm per=
raatgeten Serblt. Nian ninlnlt al,,
Dob Der Mam lebensiiberoriiitg oe-
poroclt tit, pcil leinc bciocr mi,,oerz
jabrigen 1Ddter bonn @cridt oils ab-
bdngig nrlb MISUNDERSTANDING
erflart 1pllroclt. 1srall @nnl1a @repc,
MI ocret Eflegc Die &inber tporelt,
npl1roe geltern bon &iebter g. 81. 2ar-
1olt ols oercn @ormln16 erl1annt. Sim
16. Sftober letten Sabres ml1r6e ser
.sVtam tpegen Misunderstanding iei=
'11er Tanrilie 81 80 1agen Soft per-
1trtbeilt ltno oils CT i'm @efdnonib
NOR, ltarb ieinc 6ran. .sis Ser Molm
9eltern 9ormittag nid)t sur @erid)ts-
oerbanolnng erid)ienen NOR, giltg
Der gater nod oellen &al1ie lr1o fano
1bn ols 2eid)e Dor. Cine abgebalte-
ne Seid)enldmn ergab ein Sen lln1=
Afn'lo9t entlpredpnoes l1rtgeil.
= = y
Ser am Sreitag Mbe,o fllr5 nod,
M}itternadt bon ei1em Ml1tomrobil an
"a. StraBe ~rn10 3. 9lpel1le iiberfab-
fene Wa1rl1, ser mebrere Gaae De
ipnBtloS i'm ct. ghntbonp Solpital
!oarnieoergelegen bat, crlangt geltern
Wto1ge1 ieinc gelinnung mieoer u1o
CAB ON, Dob icin Mallie George Sar-
ttngs lei. 9alo oaraui fiel er mie=
Der IN beiplBtlufen 3ultal,o, 10 0aB
bis jeet ii6er ben @oblort oes Nsan-
mes nro ar0ere angelegen6eiten ale
Gln5elbeiten feblen. Ser Mant 1pltr-
0e iiberf abrell, OILS CT 'oie "a. 5trabe
frelt5er molltc. 2eroD @iIlon 1teIt
llllter @iirgidJaft.
.
Seltte fih0et Ser erlte Mcailtra-
t1onstag fir Die am A. slpril ltatt-
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-14

&eltte fit6ct Ser erlte Mcailtra-
f1ot1stag tiir Die am a. 9lpril itatt=
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-14

Or. @llitaults sln6reell, ser be-
|liebte Graiioent oes IutberiIde11 Nll-
glltana College, Der geltern @leil1el1
q. 8ebnrtstag feierte, mltrbe gel tcrn
Wprgel1 Don iei1elt Sd)iilern NIT eli
llem 5tonod)elt beebrt. Sic College
galr6 aob 11ebrere patriotilde uno
arocre @eiien 5ltut 8eItcn. Gie gbeil=
nebnler acaret geltern Nadmittag
Gaite oes @errp Inbreen.
Der llelte itdbtiidp sNsl1cinerator,
Der $4,000 foltet, miro jebt int sem
m%aiiipct @ebdlloe am 6l,b Ser "a.
StraBe maize Der 8riicfe inltalirt.
Die 8erbrennlngsanitalt miro am
10. april ibrer 8eitinum,na iiberae-
ben aperoert, Ialt ocs ACKNOWLEDGMENT
aontraftes.
3ebn Seltertpebr- Snipeftoren lillo
bier Iett l6ei ser Mrbeit, nm Sic per-
ld)1eoenen Sabrltet1, @eldaftsbauier
llro anoere 6alier beSiiglid, ibreer
Sel1eriiderheit sll> illipisiren. @e-
tern Mberb lan.lisl noh mehrere
SSrllpeftoren 1ier AT. &eltte MtenO
I'M &od SslanD Club eine
Ilenperlanmlllng itatt, bel peld)er
mebrere Ser ai.peien5en S,rpeftore,r
Mnipraden be5iiglih mooerllen sSc,,-
balten speroen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-14
Sciratbs @rlaltbniBideillc.

Shirley Sall, &untington, @.@ay
uno Sri. M:arp &oagN, Moline.
@elle s. 6insep mo Sri. geiiic
8. sebnerf, Moline.
Stepben Soltol,, Satnptoll, mno
Srlss Mnbel g~tloerioll Molite.
Worris 9afer iiito Sri. Soa Gbas
fie, Mof Sstano.
@ernlan s%lnocriol1 ulO SRI. g1en
Tctcrior,, Cambridge.
Samuel &rlger, Modire, ullo
6rall Sl,lia @llgoniot, &od Sslano.
GlareS 6. 3romn lnlb SRI. Salie
Wf. MoB, 0carostpml.
gl1torelp Glu,ap, getten0orf ga,
llno Sri. Mart6a Moiafopsfi, Slt.
oialla Sarbor, MiG.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-14

tbs s, 9olf 81, Gottmattamie %,
9otpei6ief s, Mingeolo 6, Sac 6,
Scott 30, Sbelbp II, Sionr 8, 5to,
tn 5, Cana IL, Saplor s, Union 8,
San 9uren II, @apelo Is, @arrel1
s, @afbington 10, @apte 8, @eb-
tier IL, @innebago 2, @innelbief
10, @oooburp 81, @ortb 2,
@riabt 5.
ollie 9timmeeber, sic iib 81, oelt
Sl1nbamentoly@ rlnolasen Ser 9emp.
fratie befennen, iino einselaoen, iicb
an Ser 8ubl bon 9elegaten 81 oieier
&orpention 81 betbeiligen.
Sm Muftrage bes oemofratiihen
Gentralfomites bon Soma, oas feline
Sisung am 2. Sebruar 1916 abbielt
S. 50. &epnoIos,
8oriiser.
@. S 9ranagan,
Sefretar.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-14
Rcuta aus Molint.
Begging Sc1bimurS, iurif rr ttid)t ai,-
deiuprhrlt initrbe.

Mie mir id)ot1 beridtetcn, bette Ser
81 Sabre alte Suloat Sobn @irt, Ser
am 3. MpriI 1914 auf Dem Mof SIS
lall0 Iriellal ebrellpoQ ltnb NIT elmer
Nel,Iion entlalIen mltrOe, a11 Jreitag
Ibell0 Selbitntnro begaltgett. Gle
llriade oafiir lit jest feitgeitellt NOR.
oelt. Ser 0ealtn lpoIlte ith por chit
eett por ieinem Sobe fit bett &riegs..
oienit III M}ertfo at,iperben laiielt,
miiroe aber lpegell ieiltes differs nid)t
allgeno1mr1e1. Mlls @ram bieriibcr
bat er iid Dos 2eben genolllner.
@irt 0iente Sabrelang in Ser @l1n=
besarn1ee l,ro madte Sen lpal1iih=
merifanilden Selo5rg nit. Die
2cide. 1pltrbe nad) G%irclepile, Sl)io,
iiberfiibrt, no Elm 9rl,ber Oes 1abill=
geidieoenerl 1pobllt.
@ellte lit Scr Megiltrirl,nastag fir
Die mn 4. Mpril ita~ttfinoenoe tSriib=
iabrsrpa6l. 9ieienigen Stiml1geber,
Die es perialtnlelr, lid, bcltte regiltri-
ret 5m lalien, ba6en nod} ant 90.
Mdr5 @elegenbeit, bos Geridrmte
n%adl5ubole1. Sn galt Mpline finoet
lelte sic &rinartpabl ltatt. Slt
@amptorr uno Carbon Gliff. fia1Sell
|belte cbeniaQs grimarmablel1 ltatt.
4 ~ ttetIM AiEN+.ffH 81
Sn 8eneleo lit geiern Morgcrl
nod lalger &ranfbet an Der Suber=
fuloiis SobM S'@nnter i'm SITTER bon
AZ Sabren ~geltorben. Ser @erltpr=
bene binterlaBt feline @attit1, seb.
Snloa &opis, un6r5nei S1bnp. 9ie
geeroigulg finbet beltte Madmittag
altf benz Saftpooo 6rieobof in Gene
leo ltatt.
Gos &ciln BON g. 6. goaaro,
1854 10. Mpel1ie. 1pl1roe porgelterr,
9tadt bon 8ieben beimgellldt, als Die
Sm1sbemobl1er oblpeierlD lparcn. Sic
1iebe peridafften iih gil1ga1g 0l,rd,
cine @lastbiir ituo elltapellbeten meb=
rere llbren, Minee rno Sd)ml1dia-
d)er,> mcrtbpolle alte Wfiir15elL eils
ainoeriparbiid)le nit beoelttenoem
Snbalt, Iolpie onoere @ertbiad)ct
9a pcrid)ieoene @al1ier int ser letter
f3eit bcraubt morben fms, 10 11il1m1
mon a1t, bab cine orga1tiitrte 9anot
Die Diebltai)le altsfiibrt. Sic Yoli3e;
bat Die Mngelegenbeit .in 6te @an(
ge%rpntntcm.
Strait 9ioie Mcausfie lit arn Cams.
tag Mbellb in ibrelll .@eilr, 1O7 80
lstrobe, 1lad) lcd)snn11atigcr &ra1f:
lbeit am Mogel,frebs I'M SITTER po11 As
Sabren geltorbet. Sic mllroe am 8
Slili 1868 III @ilianlsbllrg, sSSotpa
geboren, mo- iie iid) inn Sabre 1894
perbeiratbete. Ole 5anlilic lebte lei,
adt Sabren III Moline. Die geritor;
be1e bintcrlaBt ibren Ma1ut, elmer
lSobM orei Sodter, lu1pie oie Mllt.
ter ltno n1ebrere @eldymilter. Sit
geeroignng finoet bel1te Morgen boz
Der Ct. MarDs &irde alls allf Sen
LET. MarD's Jrieobof III galt Molin'
ltati.
Gus Gis im 5lltbarm bat iid) altf,
gelDit mo miro iid) mabrld)einlid ii
Den nad)itelt Iaget lit 9emegl1'tg lie
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-14

@eltern ipuroen Bic @eldlporenen
ge5ogen lit ben $4,000 Sdaoeu=
erlospro5cb BON g. 6. 1ap bon ga.
blha, Sa., Mominiitrator bes Mad)-
bon sSSpiep6 Glappiion geae,1
Die Msiltpaufee 8abngeienidmit. Ser
9estere lit bel Ser Mrbeit. fir sic
8abngelellida 81 1ooe %gctonrnet.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-14
8ettfeoertt

tperoenSnr& 9anrpf s1t ,tmb btata Ne.
rtttntst. - 8ettiiber5Hse tuerben setue.
tden lt1S se1abt, iotuie Matrrt,n ~
a~uSeebefert
3a1s @asaer, lib nsiI. 3 ete,
9dbentdxt. Sienna.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-14

9os Gafc Ser 9iod Sslano Sod-
id1lle lit gelteu croffnet lporoer.
Die ginridtllng fat $500 gefpltct.
lleber 125 Stnoenten nabntell OH Der
groffnn1lg tDcil.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-14
yaar ertuabne ben .9aoenpOrt 9emo ,~l.ashEsz4x ak
Sriibjabrswabl itatt, Ser
,S,,o.Ac Nlr, .c4...S k..k,A Au. 30

finoa,oe Sriibjabrsmabl itatt. Ser
Speite @eailtrationstaD finoet an %.
Msar5 ltatt. Gorntpbcamte, oeren
Ter1nin Dies Sabr abIduit iino mie
fol9t:: @iliam gref5, Superpiior;
g. q. @rigbt, s. 6. 2arfin, Softer
GoDne, G5ra @ilder, &ilfs=S llperin-
tenocnten; S. s. Moeller, sliieiior;
gr1eit &liB, Solicitor; %. u. 6re=
tpert, Glcrf.
Die ernall,tten @aDlridter fir Sic
% 8ablbe5irfc iino pie folgt:
1. 8c5irf - @. 8. Sitter, @ert
Oo1t, Sra Gopne.
2. %. s. @abeocll, 2alprence
&ramer, @rnelt Sdaliot.
3. SSalnes. McGormid, &pbert
ged, Carl &ins1ep.
q SSofn GaDaiI, 5. Is. 5ccriit,
IS. @. Dollng.
5, Miaiam gcfermal,n, S. 8.
|@idepl Carl 9saab.
6. %. 81. Garie, S. q. Suno-
Iquii:.
Z. - 6reo 5troeDle, @iaiom gy-
OH, u. 6. 2arion.
8. @iQiam gorcoran, @ilian,
@ltloen5ppf George Stroeble.
8. g. 81. @rigbt, s. 9. @il=
tiers.
TO. - G3ra gsild)er, IS. $. @ile,
Is. 50. @orton.
ii. ~ %. $. goal, @idaro So
Tier.
u. @iaiam Mitd)ea, %. %,
BATTLES.
10. ~ q. 90. Nloore, Somaro 6.
Slams, 6. q. SOB.
IA. CHARLES Ssmalo. IS. S.
IGidmal1, Marr @aroer.
is. - S. @. 1bompion, 81. s
: 6lllerton, g. sc. Gaiteel.
16. .. 6. Mnoerlon, g. $
Garep.
II. - s. s.. @bite, CHARLES Geo.
man, s.. 9. 5niber.
Is. S. s. 6rep, @illiam God.
ran, S. 9. Sognlon.
IS. 8. &obenbofell, @iniam
lSnttlep, g. S. 5taoer.
20. - S. S. 9eranef, San1ue,
lSamlleRon SO. s. @ed.
21. S. St. Wropfs, garl 8
NderIimo, 6. 8. GbeIen.
% Mlbert g. Nelion.
Si6 &od Sslarb -
!. - SO. Cunningham, @illiau
Seioetnatl1, SSobn Burton.
2. Nbil. 9ingIeoein, esobl
9lelser, SSobn Burton.
81 s. @adJma,L 6. q. &i,n1ep
So6n 5dleuter.
Sic @e%eroiglng bon @olf Sol
fal1o geltern Nad)mittag bonn Gral1
erbauie, 1926 80. StroBe, aus oil
Dem 5taOtfrieobof in Davenport 1tutt
Raltor S. S. &olf bielt Die 2eiden
reoc.
Ser oeutide Stuoienfllrb IieIt an
lsamsfag Nadmittag feline regelmd
Bige 3niommenfunft in. @eim Sc,
SRI. eleanor Scott OH ser 16. ctr
ltio II. Mpenlle ab, no 11ah Durd)
flibrltltg ci1cs oel,tid)en @rogrannr,
cine sa1lgenebn1e l%tnterbaItlntgl nebl
Vefpirtbung fol9te. Die nadite Ser
lammlling filtbet I'M tSeim ser Sra,
s. ". 8idel, 1912 z. Mpenue, ltatt.
*@
@eltern ipllrbelt oie @eldmorene,
ge5oget lit bem $4,000 Sda6cn
erlabpro5eb BON g. 6. Iop bon ga
blha, Sa., Mominiltrator 6es Nad)
lalies bon Soiepb Glappiion gegel
ole Wsiltpaufee 9obngelenidnit. Sc,
9estere lit bel Ser Mrbeit fir ST
&abtgeleuidaft 5n CODE g%efounmetl
Or. @llitaults M16reel1, Ser be
liebte Graiioel1t 0es Iutberiiden 81,
gnltana College, Der geitern leil1el
o2. 8eburtstoa %feiertc, 1pltrbe geltcrl
Wforgel1 Don ieilelt 5diilern NIT ei
1len1 l5tanbd)en beebrt. Sic Gouea,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-14

J%rauletn Wene D1ttman
BON 9pmei teab, gu, liest I'M Dbip
8allep Mlgemeinen 9ofpttal al
Bbeeling. pa.. nit aipei @9ublpul1.
Den i'm unterleibe, Die fte 1ih angeb,
lid III felbftmDr0eriI9e MbIiht ps1z
gebra6t bat. SRI, 9ittman meiltc felt
eintsen 8o@en I'M Saufe MON SRI.
Carrie Sru5ier gum 9efrd. Sic ipll
li9 beitdnbig uber osn 500 ibrer ppr
einisen Sabren in Yittsburg e~rtrln=
telen 59peiter Gtta unb iiber Die
&rantbeit elmer onoeren in @olls=
lteca wpbnenpsn 5@psiter gearGmt
baben. Gines Sages fano Tie in Der
Jra5ieri@en Mobmuag einen alts,,
Repolper. besab ftd alf ibr 3immer
unb iunote iid 5uei Rugeln in Del,
untcrleib. SRI. 9ittmans Batter mar
ein .angeleeener @ef@dftsmann i'll
WDeelil1s gelpelsE uno nod feinsm
Sooc betrieben feline gDbter mebrers
Sabre binour@ Elm pustpareuae-
- q cdIansiabrise q + :
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"Yes," said the Emperor; "just that"
Then we must wait until the Tom
mics or the Hairies give you dig with
q great SHE'LL" said the little girls voice.
Don't be downhearted; think it very
likely they will if you stand up in the
light. Now am going to kiss you good
by, because you kissed me very nicely
before was set free. But Pm afraid
you won't be able to feel it."
And she was quite right, for, though
the Emperor tried his hardest to feel it.
he felt nothing. And what made it very
tantalizing was that he saw something.
For he turned up his face to where the
voice came from when she said she
would kiss him, and then he saw flying
down from the tree a most lovely little
rosy body of tiny girl, with wings,'per-
fectly clean and not minding a bit that
it had nothing on, and it put it's arms
round his neck and kissed him before it
rlew away. He saw it quite distinctly,
and this was very curious, because there
was no light except dim moonlight, in
which it should have looked gray or
white, like an owl, instead of rosy and
pretty. He felt dreadful pang of grief
at parting from her, but it was all
spoiled by some real .men suddenly
speaking to him. He had never noticed
them coming. They were two of his Of
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ficers, and they asked him with great
respect whether the shell had hurt him.
The little angel disappeared at the first
word they spoke. He was so angry at
their driving it away that he could NOT
trust himself to speak to them for fully
a minute, and then all he said was to ask
them rudely the way back to prison.
Then, seeing that they did not under
stand what he meant and were staring
at him as if he were mad, he asked again
the way back to his quarters, meaning
his tent. They pointed it out, and he
strobe along in front of them until ne
reached it, all the sentinels challenging
him, and saluting him when the officers
answered them. Then he said good
night, very shortly, and was going IN 70
bed, when one of them asked him timidly
whether they were to make any report
of what had happened. And all the En-.
peror said was: "You are a couple OF
- fools; and the - was most
dreadful swear.
Then they stared at one another, and
one of them said, 'The All Highest Is a.
drunk as a pig" 1t was lucky that the
Emperor was thinking about the little
gir] and did not overhear what the OIL
GER said. But it would not really have
mattered, for all soldiers use bad WORDS
without meaning anything.
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thing in dingy brown dress, and whose
face was, to tell the truth, not very
clean, looked at little distance like
nothing but an ant heap.
The next moment there was fearful
sound-the sound of a shell rushing
through the air so fast that it left the
bang of the cannon behind it as it came
straight toward them. The Emperor
turned round quickly to look, and as he
did so two more stars broke out, and an
other shell began racing toward them
from a great distance. And this was
very big one; the Emperor could see it
tearing through the air like mad ele-
plant, making a noise like train in
tunnel. The first shell burst not very
far away with such a splitting crack
that it seemed to be right in the Empe-
ror's ear. And all the time the second
shell was coming with terrible rush.
The Emperor threw himself on his
face and cIutched the earth with his
fists, trying to bury himself out of dan
ger. Then he remembered the little girl,
and it seemed to him so awful that she
should be blown to pieces that he forgot
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myself to make sure that 1 was not
afraid. That is why I stand up when
the star shells shine"
"Why not do it in the daytime?" said
the little girl. That's when the real
danger is"
''They wouldn't let me-" said the En-
peror.
Poor KaiserI' said the little girl.
'Tm so sorry for you. hope you won't
be wounded. If you are I'll bring you
some water"
The Emperor felt so fond of her when
she said this that he gave her kiss be-
fore he got up and took her by the hand
to lead her away to a place Of safety.
And she felt so fond of him that she
never thought of anything else for the
moment. This was how it happened
that neither Of them noticed that star
shell had just lit up right over them,
and that the tall figure of the Emperor
could be seen by its light from ever so
FAR, though the girl, who was little
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.
THE L1T TT GIRL

"Who else is laughing?" he said. us
there any one with your"
ooh, lots and lots" said the voice OF
the little girl "The four men who were
in the crater are up here. The first shell
set them Free"
"Du hast es NIGHT gewollt, Willem;
vas" said one of the gruff voices, and
then all the voices laughed, for it was
funny to hear common soldier call the
Emperor Billy.
"You must not deny me the respect
you have taught me to consider my DUE"
said the Emperor. 81 did not make my
self Kaiser. You brought me up to it,
and denied me the natural equality and
innocent play of the ordinary human
being. 1 command you now to treat me
az the idol you made me, and not as the
simple man that God made me-"
cts no use talking to them," said the
little girls voice. "They have all flown
away. They didn't care enough about
you to listen to you. There is nobody
left but me and the Boche in spectacles."
A mans voice came down from the
tree. 81 go not with them, because / de-
sire not to associate with soldiers" it
said. "They know that you made me
professor for telling lies about your
grandfather"
"Foolw said the Emperor, rudely;
"did you ever tell them the truth about
your own grandfather"
There was no answer, and, after a
little silence, the girls voice said: He
has gone away, too. don't believe his
grandfather was any better than yours
or mine. think l must 60, too. I am
very sorry, for used to like you before
| was set free by the shell. But now,
somehow, you don't seem to matter"
"My child" said the Emperor, full of
grief at her wanting to leave him, II
matter as much as l ever did,"
eyes," said the little girls voice, "but
you don't matter to me. You never did,
you see, except when l was foolish
enough to be afraid that you would kill
me. l thought it would hurt, instead of
setting me free. Now that l am set free,
and it's ever so much nicer than being
hungry and cold and frightened, you
don't matter bit. SO goodby!"
"Wait momentw said the Emperor,
in begging voice. There is no hurry,
and am very lonely"
"Why don't you make your soldiers
FIRE the big gun at you as they did at
me? Then you will be set free, and We
can fly about together, if you like. I'm
less you do, can't stay with you"
81 may not" said the Emperor.
"Why not?" said the little girls voice.
Because it is not usual" said the
Emperor, "and the Emperor who does
anything unusual is lost, for he is really
nothing himself but a usuality."
"That is very long word; | never
heard it before" said the little girls
voice. docs it mean clod that can't
get away from the earth, no matter how
hard it tries?"