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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-25

Of ammonia He's full from ammonia
like an artificial ice plant
$50 the Kaiser leans over the admiral
and shakes him by the shoulder.
"Now quit that trembling and tell US
about the victory he says, and after
a while the admiral pulls himself to-
gether.
owe won,' he says. We won by
twenty miles
"And the Kaiser says: Well he says,
give the school children holiday and
tell Won Reventlow to announce that we
sunk sly English battleships of the I'm
class two battleships of the I'm class
and one super-dreadnought of the In
class.
"'And how many cruisers, torpedo
boats and destroyers should he say we
sunk? Won Tirpitz asks
"Let him use his own discretion the
Kaiser says, and so soon as Won Revent-
low hears that he has a free hand, he
goes to work and sinks the Shark, the
Haddock, the BluefSh, the Maatjes Her
ring, the Appetitsild and ten other
cruisers of the Fish class, and from 81
A to Ala of torpedo boats in the Party
Wire class"
"You are Judging this here sea fight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-25

for the rest of the war,-names that
according to you would bring luck, like
H. NJ. Battleships Unmanageable and
Indigestible down to the destroyers I'M
possible and Improbable"
"Aber you've got to admit that the
English need a little luck, amt it?'
Birsky said
They need a little something's
don't know what it Isl Zapp said. "All
that them English admirals and gen
erals has been doing since the war
started is regretting to report At
least one or two of 'em is about due to
be glad to inform. At the same time,
Birsky, in my judgment none of them
countries up to date has got away with
a clean enough victory to hang out so
much as a red flannel undershirt over"
But you also got to admit that the
Germans made big victory of it there
in the North Sea, Zapp," Birsky said.
"Well," Zapp said, "the way victories
is worked nowadays, Birsky, man has
got to be a victory expert to tell one
when he sees it, but as understand the
matter, when the Kaiser got the news
over the phone, Birsky, he wasn't so
tickled over it neither"
Il couldn't hear a word you say he
said, because the voice at the other end
of the wire seemed indistinct as of some
one speaking through hair.
Listen, Boss the voice says, its
me, Won Tirpitz. Could you come over
for little while?
"Whats the matter no1c?' the Kaiser
says.
We'll, I don't like to tell you over the
Phone Won Tirpitz says, and the Kaiser
puts on his hat and coat.
rs fehH mr. noch,' he says to his
wife. He amt satisfied that he gets
me into trouble with Wilson, Mommer,
the SchIemieI has got to win a naval vic
tory yet
Wouldn't you be back for lunch?'
she asks.
How could get back from Will
helmshaven for lunch% the Kaiser says.
And l was going to have some real
tripe,' she says, breaking into tears.
The first meat we've had since Shev-
uOS.'
"'There, there, it can't be helped the
Kaiser says, jumping into his machine,
and when he gets out at Wilhelmshaven
a little crowd is standing round Teller
in an admiral's uniform, who is laying
exhausted in a chair.
Don't gather round him like that
the Kaiser says. Give him air
az did give him air. Won Tirpitz says
4 famed him and famed him.
"'Did you try mathematic spirits of
ammonia| the Kaiser asks.
"Listenr Won Tirpitz says to the
crowd. Did | try mathematic spirits
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-25
Blu MONTAGUE GLASS
rtI,or of "potash g. permuter" "Abc and Mawriss"
illustrations by Briggs

a hummer ESeI the English admiral was
because during the first part Of the bat
tie when he found himself fighting one
to three against the Germans he didn't
geschwindt beat it away, understand,
and what a smart Teller the German ad
miral was because in the second part
of the battle when more English boats
come along, he turned and run for his
life back to Wilhelmshaven, understand
me, then all l got to say is, Birsky, that
in order to approve of everybody hang
ing out flags for such victory you've
got to be in the flag and bunting bust
ness selling principally to the German
trade"
"Aber what did you expect the Ger
man admiral to do?" Birsky asked.
"Stay there and let the English give him
MGkkds?"
did | say expected such thing
of German admiral?" Zapp demanded
From an English admiral oder an
American admiral yes; dber German
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-25

Auction Pinochle, three handed.
A B and C. are playing ten cents a
hundred, spades double. At half
past nine, A is ahead ten dollars, B
and C losing five dollars apiece. A
wants to quit, thereby busting up
the game. Can he?
Answer: Why not?
Poker, six handed: A Is banker
and having sold for twenty-five dol
lars checks, he excuses himself to
get a drink of water. Six months
later, one of the players meeting
him in Chicago wants to break his
neck or something. A therefore
offers to compromise and in the
mean time to hold the money as a
basis for negotiation. What do you
advise?
Answer: 1t is sometimes done.
Poker, seven handed: A is deal
ing. He slips himself an ace off the
bottom Of the deck and makes three
aces thereby taking the pot. (a)
What is the penalty and (b) what
becomes of the pot?
Answer: (a) The players con-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-25

modern navy needs 1t, Blr-
sky, and this here sea battle
proves that they should positively ought
to have it." said Barnett Zapp, the waist
manufacturer, to Louis Birsky, the real
eStater, as they sat in Wasserbauer's
Cafe, land that's an Official Scorer"
"Also a Referee" Louis Birsky said,
which after Berlin has hung out flags
and given the school children a holiday,
understand, because Germany won,
Zapp, it must be terribly confusing for
the people to learn that in London every
member of the stock exchange smashed
another members hat and services was
held in the churches all over England
on account of the big English victory"
What is a few flags more or less in
Berlin, Birsky?" Zapp asked "And as
for giving the school children holiday,
Birsky. every time Germany fights a
battle, understand, she claims a vic
tory and gives the school children a
holiday; then she goes to work and
docks the teachers, the janitors and
scrub women one days pay, averaging
thirty-eight cents apiece, Birsky, but as
Germany has got the largest educational
system in the world, understand, the
total amount saved is quite an item"
"If she gains many more victories"
Birsky commented, gin twenty years
from now the people of Germany
wouldn't be able to read or write"
Even to-day yet they amt good fig
urers exactly" Zapp said, land that's
why they need it an Official Scorer"
"Both sides need one" Birsky said
1.-THE English is quite as bad as the Ger
mans that way, Zapp. If the Germans
admit that the battleship Seidlitz and
the cruiser Wiesbaden was sunk, Zapp,
the English go to work and say they
also sunk the Kissingen, Wildungen,
Karlsbad and Nauheim."
"The Teller that named them German
warships must of one time had kidney
trouble" Zapp said. after the Mar
ienbad, Hombourg and Baden-Baden
gets sunk, he'll have to go outside of his
own country and Austria for names,
and at that he amt got very wide Sc
lection. All he can get from us is Sara
toga, French lick and Hot Springs, Ar
kansas and we're practically through"
"Well, it's a whole lot better as call
ing battNships Invincible, Unsuitable
and all them names" Birsky said Its
like calling boy Abraham L., George
W., Theodore r., or Grover c. The most
you could expect from such a young fell
Ter is that after they let him out of the
reformatory he would become a bar
tender
Anyhow the English has got big
ger scope" Zapp said. There's enough
ms, inns and Inns to last 'em with names
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-25
A VICTORY EXPERT IS NEEDED THESE LA

4her Berlin Has Hung Out Flags and Given the Children MIN
iii e. e Z : :: : :" Z + =. +
a Holiday 1t Is Terribly Confusing Learn That in NSRA
London Every Member of the Stock Exchange n 8N3V)
Has Smashed Another Members Hat (ln8mdAdhmI
MONTAGUE GLASS NJ n MN
Amhd T %
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-10
Der idJ,ucritc Gang,

Mfir lit im@er5en 10 bang uno idmer,
Ils Oh Elm ll1aliif I'M Mn5ug NOR.
Die iunge Gattin l%euf5et cs .lal1t,
@roBnlutter 1lidt. - 9as &nableir
ldaul.
|@s ld)mtt in's Mntlik bei0en l1li
lprid)t:
Mein @ater fonumt aber rebt lange
nidt.
8robmutter tr0itet, Tie tblt iid &C.
malt:
Der &rieg lit ia aus, mum fonln1t ct
balb.
l1nS bod) lisen sic 5ral1en in Griibiol
sort.
Der &,ta6e allein lpiclt better fort.
limo oes @eges n@ebrmann fontmt
0aber.
Mlhliebt's, Ser TRACTS i'm Ser3en
ldpper.
Sc nlbers oem &alls, ie 5ager ieitl
Sdritt.
gr febrte nod Inn, ipe1lt sic Hflidt
es lit.
|gr ppdt nit 5itternoen Sdnoen an.
limo mic Sic Nforte miro allfgetban,
IaS ilntae@eib linn entscgenlprin9t.
ltno ldrefensbleid sic @anoe rinet.
Iii @ottesmillen, Spbon1L Sobann,
1lt f%on1nnlt aQein 100 lit meir
Mann?
Ie;n Manr idlqft il gar feitcr Ml1b
SD brilcfte ibm ielber sic Nl1gen 81.
gr ld}laft niht allcil1, mir lenftcn bii1-
'8cbl blunEcrt &ameraoen ms jeIbe
@rab.
ltllo bic Ghreniolpe, sic mar 10 itarf,
g!cl Imllenben fllbr Tie 0llr6 9ein
ltll0 Marf
Gelr no mir Dos grpBc @rab gemaht,
"a 0onllertc briiber bic galt5e
Shlabt. :
SIR lit leine llbr nno iein Sdreib.
biidfein,
M:t bem leBten @rl,B ltno iein 600.
tetld)et1t.
Gas bring id Cub, id t5at's ibm 81
licb',
Dos lit aues, mas bon ibm iibriq
bliel.
Mls Ser 2anomebrmamr trat mieoe,
Beralis,
gef.eu5t er iid uto befreu5t oas
9alls.
gor @ranaten ul1o allgeln mar mi1
nidt bang,
sbcr oas, bas NOR mein idJmerite,
@ang.
Scinrid S + e es
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-10
- Netncr.
(8ortiesuns foIet.)

ltniere probritiide Nreiie per-
Dffentli6t Die gntbiilllu1gen zines
belttiden Mttadees. Ser gntbiiller
beiBt @itte ullo lpar in irgerlb elmer
gigenidaft OH Der oeutiden 8otibaft
in @aibington inter Solleben tho
tig, mas idon iebr la1ge Der lit.
@itte nl,rbe aus iraello einem@runb
BON oem @otibafter altf Die StraBe
geiett, morouf CT Der 8nnoespnli5ei
bic GntbiiQung madte, oaB 5ollebel
ipltematil6 an einem -Elane arbeite,
bic qeian1nnte &reiie Ser Ser. 9taaten
81 Gllniten bon 9elltldlano 5n be.
einflnlien. Ser bamalige @ebeim-
poli3eidef @ilfie beltatigt, bob @itte
inn lolfe Mngaben genladt u1lo oab
allb Mooiepelt, Ser oamals 9raiioent
NOR, babon lit &cnntiB aciebt tpnr6e
ltnb Die geborben 81 Ser ginlidt &c.
la1lgt ieien. oab es iid I'm eiltel1 ge'
meinen &aheaft banocle 1lo an Den
gntbiillltngen nidt eitl mabres @ort
let. SSebt miro bieie llralte @eldid)te
altsgcgra6en, Inn G%elttihelt6ete 81
bctreihcn nl6 sic prpbritii6e EreI1e
itcllt iid on/ ais OF tie oielen Mnga-
ben pollen @lauben idenfte.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-10
Ntnes aus Sod 9slaub.

Die Domen Ser NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
'firdc bieltelt am 9ienstag elm Nicnic
i'm Gong 8ieip 4arf ab, lllo madtcn
5ugleih lire 8orbereitungcn, aln
.nodlten Iienstag Mbe,to a,li DEM &a=
len bel Der Stride eil1 @isfabm : Set
a6subaltel,. Gin Committee, aus Ben
Iamen, Sram 5. g. Magn,fon, Sri.
'Sena galt6erg, 5rau Slof @rai-
from. Jrau Nils 6%prsberg, 5rou 81.
|G%oicnberg lno SRI. Sba Geterion
%bcltebeno, mIroe ernantt. sic notbi-
gen gorbereitun9cn gu t%reifen.
Gin @rolib, Ser 1ienstag Madt
i'm empire Ibeater, ausbrah Der
nid)tete Die 9iibne, iuwie Sen ga1t5ell
binteren Ibeil oes Gbeaters. Die
6enerlpebr lit Der Mlliiht, bab bas
6emer bl,rh Selbitentsiinolung ent-
ltanb. Gin Ibeil oes @ebauocs mrlr-
DC ourd eincn Msbcltps : @orbane
gerettet, melder jeood) lp6ter oils Die
GadJbalfen nad)gaber, 5uiammen-
i%tiir5te. 9is babin batte jebpd bie
5euermebr Ben @ranb einigermaber
il1ter &ontroae unb mllroe baourd
Dos @eballoe Dor politanbiger Ser.
nidtltna bepabrt. 6e,lerbef Stem.
berrp lit Der Meinling, BOP Ser Sda.
Den ith Qltf etlpu $4,000 6eIGrft.
Ser &of Sslanb Manl,erd)pr miri
nad)lten Sonntag elm Samilien-8if-
nif in Soltb Rod Sslano abbaltel,
uto 5tpar anf DEM 9lase, ser alge.
mein OILS sole in tie 6ence" be.
faint lit. Gin pergniigter Gag ltcb1
allen 9etbeiliatell in Musiidt unf
mir boffen, BOB oas Bette @ette,
berridt.
sberiff Geo. $. &idmonb wurbl
geitern bonn Sheriff an Cambridge
%benadridtigt, bob 6iibneroiebe eint
Iarm in Ser Nabe bcs Stdothells
gepliinbert uno $50 &lpnloutb @of
@iibner geltoblen baben. Cine ge
dylreibnng mebrere peroadtiger Sur
iben, bic in Ser l1n1gegcno gelebel
ipproen iino, lit Sen bieligen 8eamtel
3uaeltellt iuoroe1. @enrp County ia
cine g%elpbnllng bon $25 auf sic ST
9reifnng Ser Iiebe a,,sseiebt.
S. Anoerlon nno feline SSralt, mel.
! DIE III Der Nabe Ser Noli3eiltatiol
pobl1en, gerictbcn in streit, BEL mel
dent Tie lid geaenieitig nit peridie
bcnen 8egenitunoen bemarfelt, bis cir
berbeigerl1fener &oli5ilt iie in Saf
nabm. Sic mltrOen iIber Nadt einge
lperrt lln0 Sen %nadblten Morgc,t sen
Noli5eiridter 5mitb porgefiibrt. 6,
aab on, 6aB er nod Ga Sole, su.
um5lt5ieben beabiid)tige, ltnb Sc,
Nidter lieb ihn 5ieben, nad}oem Gin
oerlon ibm periproden, Dob CT nod
lgeltern Ben Staltb Ser Staot bon lei
men JiiBen ldiitteln piirbe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-10

|@fir lit imSer5en 10 bang llao idmer
Ils Oh Elm llngliid I'M sln5ug NOR.
Die illlge 8attin lenf5et cs lal1t,
MrnT,r1,,ttpr 11ift - Sn2 &nnhTpir
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-10

sent geltieaen.
@lpcerin, oas int srnben Mellgen
5ltr@erlteal1ng Don grploiipitoffen ge-
bral,d)t miro, lit Don 1879 Gents per
Nfuno auf 70 Gellts budseganaen
lmo iteigt b~eitanoig.
2eim lit itd I'M Greiie 5ienliid'
glcid) gcbliebel1, aber Mtolulle lit BON
20 auf % Gents per Efulo se-
ltiegeu.
Die Greile fir mollene 9etfen
uno 6il5, meld)e sl1ln @erpaden Ser
0rllderpreiie gebraltdt meroerL iino
tart bltrd) hen eltrppailden &ricg
heeinflllbt mproen. 9sep Dprfer 0Saf-
Ter pcrlangen bafiir 10 bis 20 9ro.
sent mebr ais in 1914. Slt bentlelbell
Mabe iino Stereotppoeden geitiegen.
Gs miro peranidlagt, bob etpa
cine Billion GfltnO @olle %gebralld)t
poroen lit, I'M ltniformen l1no ion-
itige Observation-Disclosures berSuitellen
fir Sic Sploaten. ga aber bie &lei=
Ser, melde III oen Sdiisengraben &C.
.tragelt mlroen, ni9t ais 2l,n1pel
perfallft meroen fomlen, ionocrn Der
brault mcroen lftiil1en, 10 miro aoieie
@olle, lpie mid, Die galrmmolle, mel
de louit in ote 9apiermiiblen aebt,
gauSlih pertidtet, moburh oell
Observation-Disclosures wieoerltm pieI
'ertSpgeH miro.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-10
%3eitnnssfoiten bsbcr.
@ie ourd Sen &rieg bie @erlteal1lle
BON 3eitl1ngcllerld,pert mllrOe.

Sir pieles lit Ser arieg perant=
|mortlid genadt moroens fiir pieles,
oas nidt i'm @%crilaiteM nit bem
&riege in 3ulamn1enbang ltebt. Sab
aber Der el.ropaiiHe &rieg sic Scr
ltellnng BON 3eitlu1gen p%ertbeucrtc,
lit nid)t cine MnIidt ODER, MIR cine
gebauptung, ioltoerl1 cine ~beltebe1oe
|Ibatlahc.
Ger Nrcis bon ieoem Mrtifel, ser
sur @erlte[ung elmer 3citnng 1lDtbig
lit, lit leit Musbrltd bes e%l1ropaiiden
ariegeS i'm Mltgltlt 1914, geitiegen
ltlb slpar BON 1 &ro5a,t bis SIT
5000 Nro5ent. Die @erite1l11g bon
ariegsmaterial nn0 &lcioungs ltiiden
fir sic Solbate1 int ben Sbiiben.
grabeh bat lopiel Matcrial, tpeldcs
filr Dos Iradcn bon 3eitltngen 1lotb-
menoig tit, aus bem eeapobnlihen
Sanoel gebradt> bab mnbeltanoige
lltD bobe &retle iett bic Hegel iinb.
Sier fplgcn einige grelnpel:
3nerlt mliroe Der Magnel an Me-
tod geipiirt, Ser iid ollrd oie 0}ltni=
tionsfabrifation bemerfbar madltc.
Gas 9lei, Dos bal1ptiadlid bier in
Den Ser. 5taaten bergcItelt muroe,
lit omrd) oie INSTRUMENTATION bon
1926 Dor ocm &riege auf 1925 per
bnaoert @emidt aeitiegerl.
3inn, meldes piel gehraltdt miro
iii bem Sdriftmetou, ltebt sum gro=
ben Ibeile ul1ter engliider &ontrollI
ltno miro MIR erpprtirt NIT Ser Or
la1br1ib ser britiide1 Gegierulla.
1911 murbe in Seem Yorf Ser Yreis
fir eil1ea glod 3inn nit $40 ange=
geben. Septe foiten fleinere Gl1a1l-
titatel1 bon 100 Hfunben $55.
Intimonillm, bie erbartenbe Sub
ltan5 bes Sdriftmetalls, miro altd,
fir Sbrapnells gebraltdt, lolpie sur
9erltenl1ng BON @asbonl6en. Sebr
lorgfdltig Observation-Disclosures bie-
Hes "Details fan1en Dor Dem &rieae
bon europa. Ser Nreis fir 100
Eflno 8cpidt mar SIS. bis SO. Ser
gegenmdrtige 8eOarf folllll,t aus benl
fernen Sltelt, benn bon europa lit
oieles Metal falt gar lridt mebr SIT
erbaltcn, nub foltet etlpa $44 per
100 @eipidt.
Ils ein &eiltltat bes groBen Ser
brallds bon Mobmctal lit OasS6rift=
iasmetall, meldes Dor bent &ricge i'm
8leinbanoel 81 per bunoert Yiuno
%foItete, auf $1A seltiegcll, allo 100
Frpaent.
stereotype lpl,rbc Dor is Wpltaten
fiir lngefabr $S perfmlit, iest fpltct
es SIG.
Sir Mp1otppe : Metall, ipeldes
iriibcr $40 f%oitete. mus iebt 'smiidcn
$3.50 uno 500 beSablt weroeu.
9ieie Greiie iino ollrd)alts nid5t
feltItebeno, ionoern mn Der Gurd)-
idnitt allf be1n Marfte oes letten
Sabres mo iino nod fortluabrenb
I'M Steiget beariffen.
&iemenIeoer lit BON 80 altf 40
Erosel,t biaatfgegaugcn lett Dem
Mnsbrlld Ser 6einbieligfeiten.
9rlldrellen, Sic IN ser &altptiafe
aus 9eim, @lpceriu uno WelalIes
|beite1en iino gleidialls etlpa Is 8ro.
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8eIt.: 3. 8cr1paIb. Wahpr.

Scgl.. SllYD WlDcucf, Sfdpt : @lcrf.
Beldlpiicn bonn Stabtratl Scr Stabt
9abenport, bab Ser Gtabt : NGnrld,aQ
lei nnb lit bicrmit %an9etpielen, Sic
Scott County Sparbanf 81 benadrid)z
ti9en, Dos S6ilb alf bcm 9abe Tires
@cbdllbcs on ser Nprbipcltetfc Ser 3.
lnD grabD Ctr. 3l cntfer1cn.
Mlb. &iibl unterbreitete lnb berlas
Den fpl9enpcn 8eldlub, ipeldcr duff
icinens Intrng burdNamensanfruf an
gcllpnmnc1 pltrbc:
gclblpI1en ppm Staotratb ser stabt
9apcnpprt; DOB cine Mnmeiiung gum
8ctra9e o $3.50 alf Sen Stabte
l6obmcilter gespgen ipcrbc 5u @1tnlten
bon Ilcg 9fpbcrts, nls Insgaben fir
8c9fabrcn bon I1de u1b @criilnpel
ouf Mnipeiiung bcs @cinnobcitsratbs
ltno DOB bic Summe mlf9cIc9t ipcrbc
gegcn Die iiiblidcn SO SUB ser Ditlidcn
&dlftel bon 8lpd 5, Sorrcit nnb Sill
lon's MDb. nnb Mnna s. MDler, Bic
gi9entbiimerin babpn.
8elt.: S. gertnalS, Mabor.
@cgl.: 6ugp Mpe0er, 5tabt@g 1erf.
Nmensaufruf auf pbigc 3elulion
batte fol9enocs Melultat:
So - @nl6, @ncbl. Sebrin9, Qinb<
bolm. @cber, @peler, Sroeitler. Naz
ben - s.
Neil1 - &ei1er.
Wortiesuns fOIst.)
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Meucs nus WnSlatine.

Glone CUR grridtung eines grenn=
material Sdltppens altt Der gtprb=
ieite Ser 2eihbibliotbef puroen bonn
.0au : Gontmittee bel Scr monotliden
@erianlnllme Dem Gibrarp 9ooro
nnterbreitet. Gen gntpiirfel nor elm
gngebpt BON $500 fir Die Grridtlng
oes @ebdlloes beigefiigt. Die Sode
lit nidt entihieoen moroel1, % bic
Mitslieber nidt poll5abllg alppeieno
maren.
Sic SIR .llt5iidtcr bon Mllscatine
County ba5en mieoer Elm nlagercs
Sabr 81 ber5eidJnen. 3os arollt
bringt jett lam Mnfang Der Sailpn)
MIR So bis $40 per Come, ll,o al
Ter @abri1einlidfeit nad) miro Scr
Greis lpat Inn 10 piel fo0cn mie I'M
lebten So6re. Gem @nOe Scr lestcr
Saiion 5l pcffpeigertcn piele ser
&raut5iihter. Sic @rnte ein5,beinien,
neil Der 8crfallfspreis Die Soften ocs
grntens riat 'einmal 5u beden per-
mod)te.
SIP Saperoiioren babclr bcldloi-
len, oaB Gle 9riicfen in Ml1sentine
County, leiunoers %biejenigcn, sic
iiber fleine StrDme fiibren, mciB &C.
itrid)en meroen loaen. 3ies mlroe be-
ldloiien, neil cine meiBe @riide bel
gsadt leid)ter SIT ieben lit, oils Die iib-
lide rotbgeltridene, nnO Daourd) ser
8erfebr crlc;dtert miro.
@enrp aaaenberger, ein jltltgcr
Mann OH Ser fiinften Strobe mobn=
bait, 500 iid cine idmer5bafte @1tn=
De 5u, als er beim 9orfllbgcben ullf
Die Spite elmer Selfa1ne trat nto
bielelbe linn in oen Sub orarlg. Gin
bcrbetaeruiener ar5t enifer1te lie,
opd miro befiirdtet, oaB iid @lutper=
giftuna ober Mut1oiperre einltelen
mogen.
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etaotratbx=B crbanoIuuecn
Gortlekuns bon Der 8. @eite.)
2eglaire's Glitter (1t.) aobition -5r,,
Stabt 9apenpprt.
@elt.: Spbm 8erlnalb. MaDpr.

8esl.: 6rgo 1ioller. @tabteIerf.
gciblpllen bonn 5taptratb Ser Gtnht
@%apcnpprt, baB cine Mnipeilung gum,
8ctrnee BON flint 9nllnrs (5) aui sen
Stabtidutmeilter Gbas. g. Npbelon
gesosen tperbc Sn @unIten BON ST..
8. 8. Starbuf fir dr5lide @ilfe, ge@
mabrt ON Srau Mslarp golteuo, 1882
Marallettc Ctr, nDtbis gcnndt burd
&crlebun9el1, berurIad]t bur6 cinen
Seleridlaud), lpeld)cr iid p%pm@pbran~
ten lnIte.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-10

Simmer enaer, leiie, Ieile
3ieben itb oie 2ebensfreiie,
NShminoet Fin, mas prablt ii. prnnft
.Sdpinbet SOFTEN, Soften, 2ieben,
ltnoiIt nibts in Sidt geblieben,
.sls Ser lctte ounfle Iunft.
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MtucS aus Miolinc.

@aloo Mcainlep, Ser 5obn bon
5errn nn0 6ran George Mc&inlep,
bat lid) Der &ompagnie IS" bes
led)iten Regiments angeidlo1iell, nno
lit oemgenob nod Springfield abge=
rcilt.
Die 4ionier : Mnlieoler po,t $50
tertomlt m!erocn ibr piertes, aliabr-
lides Gicnic am "a. Iuglllt auf
gampbea'S Sslono ob6oltcn.
Gle Stultfolle bon galt Wfoline lit
mdbreno bcs M}ollats Sl1li ourd arf=
er1egte @sloltrafen I'M $136.55 be,
reid)ert mproen, nod ei11enn 8eridtc
bon Eoli5eid1ef Glaar.
@eltte Mbpno l,l1 s ll6r lpiro Sic
5lpeite Grandchildren : 9orltelllll1g
|ltattfin0en, meld)e butter Dem Sobn
9eere Sbllgebal1oe al1f Mnregen ser
golung Ms11's Gbriitian ,Miioeiatipn
abgehaltcli !pcr0cn. Die llnterbaltltng
ibeltebt outs 5ipei lebrrei6en 5ilmen,
einen1 fomiidlen Slim nnb me6reren
|Saropbon Solos bon 81. g. 9iete=
ri6.
Die bieiige 6%el1erpebr mltroe &C.
tern INN eli l1br 9ormittags na1 Sen
@~erfitdtten bon 9ecre & So. eerl1-
fen, bod ltellte iid) beral,s, oab es Elm
fallder Mlarm NOR.
Sralt gmnta Ganfin, sic 8ittne
ei1tes friiberen Mrstes bon 8ater-
tomn, pmrbe geltern III ,betrlnfenem
3nitan0e nod bcm Wpline Stabt-
boipital beforbert. Sic ioa III beoenf-
lidem 3nltanoe iein.
Nut elmer Der sroBen giIen=
bobnen in Snbisn ipcrben Weriud,e
anse1tellt NIT Rerionenpaeen aus
Stabl, Die i'm Snnern NIT gceen eie
9iBe bes "Details mitteIs Msbeit i5o<
liertem 9oIa ausseidlnsen iinb.
Sur 5rieoens5eit 5dbfte
mon in Dehti6lanb 10000 Cubic
renbe Der peridiebenen !Sodihulen;
int lebten Winterlemelter (1915-16)
lpar bic 3iffer Der einee19riebener,
Stlbiereaben ouf $4,000 seiunfen.
Mu einisen Der Nationalfurz
ten beg Norbpeitens log in tielem
Vriibiabr Der @dnee ldnser als felt
Sabrcn. Snfolgebeffen muBten Die
WiebberbenbeiiBer ldnger aIs fonit
NIT benz Anstrei5m bes @iebs parz
ten.
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Gin anoercr llmitano lit, SOB @ol-
lc, peldlc bon oelt britiihen Sciisull-
gen nod Sen Ser. Staaten importirt
blird) Ben @ollen : Gerballo III
golton be5ogen merOen mlB. Gieie
organization lit ae5lprllaen moroen,
it'd 5n perpflldten, bob Die Central
nlGd)te feline @ulle oapon befpnlnlen,
cbenIo baben Die Mlliirten Die
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-10

Ollie Museiden Ocnlen barani
bin, baB mdbrcno Oes tommenOen
@iuters bas Brcnumaiertal lebr
tbeuer leiu miro.
@enn Sic lit Oielem CONNER
obue @asofeu fertig acuoroen
liuO, cridrefen Sic nidt iber
bas GcreOe bes tbeuern Stcnn=
materials
@lanben Gle nidt, oa6 es,
mie glnoere aussefnnoen baben,
biel biqi9er 1T, oas gau5e Sabr
binOurd einen 0asoien 80 beuuz
zen, als lid nit einem altnoOer=
re1 &odofen gu plagen?
Spredt bur I'M 0aufe oteier
@ode nnb laBt Sud bicie Mo-
oeruen Waa0ien ;eigcu, - alle
Sorten, ale ipariam int 8er=
braud Des 8rennmateriuls. Sebe
oferirt Gnd cine lleue glrt Guer
&oden 81 beiorgeu.
&odt; uarunl Sud toden
laiieu?
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-10

Nah Gnglanos al1iioilulls
oiirf len Sanoelsihiffe obne @arnll1g
Elm Salld)6oot angreifer, aber nid)t
lmaefebrt. ltebrigens BON @aibing=
ton inOoliirt!
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-10

Sereinaeiallen. Gait: uMas,
fir Die 51pei Sdeibden 2eroe iol if)
fiini Miarf be5ablen?" @irtb:
uSSa, Sic iagten bod ielbit, rs mare
oas reinite SoblenleOer!"