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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-09-12
Willamette Valley News

at her post as registrar in the Oregon
Normal school.
Allen Clark, groceryman in Mon.
mouth, is very busy these days while
the hops last as he is/running three
stores at hop yards surrounding Inde-
pendence.
Miss Tena Brown, of Arapahoe, Neb.,
visited her brother, Walter Brown, of
this city, this week. Miss Glenna Gray,
of Corvallis, accompanied her.
A firm from Albany, La Sale Broth
ers, were in Monmouth recently making
arrangements for leasing the local prune
dried for this season. The drier will
commence operation in a couple of
weeks
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-09-12
independence Items

Capital Journal Special Service)
Independence, Sept. l2.-Mr. and
Mrs. S. B. Irvine celebrated their
forty fifth wedding anniversary at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Z. n. johnson on
Sunday, Sept. Bird, the event being q
surprise given by their children. Mr.
and Mrs Irvine were presented with q
box of nice linens. The children pres
ent were: Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Roy
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Hanna, Mr.. and Mrs
E. N. johnson, S. f. Irvine and Mis-:
Gladys Irvine and eight grand children
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-09-12
Cabinet Would Resign.

Athens, Sept. l2.-Premier Zaims has
submitted the resignation of the Greek
cabinet, it was officially announced to-
day.
The prime minister said various Incl
dents of an international character have
prevented him from dealing satisfactor
lily with the external situation and fOl
that reason he desires TO be relieved
of further responsibility. King Con
stantine is making every effort to per
suade him to reconsider.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-09-12
LITTLE CoMRADE'

is term complimentary to any wife;
but how few now days deserve the
compliment! If i'll health prevents
women should remember that there
is one tried and true remedy for their
ailments, that is Lydia +. Pinkham s
Vegetable Compound. This medicine
made from roots and herbs has for
forty years been alleviating the suf'
fering of women, making them
healthy and strong, and better wives
and mothers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-09-12

The independence schools will open
ON Sept. 25th.
Independence organized Hughes
club here last week with the following
officers: w. w. Percival president,
Mrs. George COnkey vice president, d.
+. Fletcher secretary, and NJ. W. Walk
er treasurer. Y
Mrs. w. Brown. returned home last
week from Salt Lake City, where she
has been spending a few weeks.
Miss Ora Fenton is working in the
store of Elliott-O 'Brien company.
A number of Independence people at
tended the Barnum 4 Bailey circus at
Salem on Saturday.
Mrsdames J. A. Mcintosh and A. d.
Davidson attended the Patterson Mar
tin wedding in Portland last Sunday.
Miss Myrtle Emmerson of Eugene is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. i. j.
Scnoen.
Editor J. w. Clark and family at
tended the circus in Salem on Saturday.
Miss Maude Patterson attended the
PattersOn-Martin wedding at Portland
last week.
Miss Edith West of Salem has been
the guest of Independence friends for
the past week.
Mrs. Charles Yates of Portland is
visiting at the home of her parents,
n. l.. Butler and family.
Miss Leona Sperling returned home
last week from Idaho, where she has
been spending the summer.
Ceril Richardson returned home from
Portland a few DAYS ago.
Mrs Lee Bell of Baker, Oregon, was
the guest of ner sister, Mrs. j. w. Rich
ardson, for few days last week.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-09-12
Moonlight Wedding

On Wednesday evening a moonlight
wedding took place on the ferry boat
at 10 p. m when VIM. Bradford Smith
and Miss Alberta Myers of jefferson,
Oregon, became man and wife. The
ceremony was performed by Pastor
Stephens of the Christian church. The
young couple will spend their honey
moon in one of the hop yards near
here.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-09-12
French Take Trenches.

Paris. Sept. 12.-French troops have
carried more German trenches south of
Berry in resumption Of the battle
south Of the Somme, it was officially
announced today. A German attack east
of Belloy'en-Santerre was easily re
pulsed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-09-12
Confer Over Ralkans

Berlin, via wireless to Sayville, l..
l.. Sept. l2.-Enver Pasha. Turkish war
minister, has arrived at German army
headquarters.
A conference dealing with the Bal
kan situation is going on at German
headquarters. The kaiser, the Bulgar-
ian king and Crown Prince and Chan
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-09-12
French Join serbians.

Salonika, Sept. l2.-French troops
have joined the British and Serbians in
the allied offensive in the Balkans, it
was officially announced today. French
and British troops have captured the
town Of Yenimah.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-09-12

6ition of prisoners from other states.
a request for $4,000 to be used in
paving the Fairgrounds at the state
training school for boys, and $4,000 ask
ed by Frank a. Turner, supreme court
reporter, in payment for four volumes of
supreme court reports, was denied.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-09-12
Surprise Party

Miss Emma Hinkle was given sur
prise party on Friday evening at her
home on Third street, when twelve Of
her girl friends gathered at her home
to celebrate her birthday. The evening
was spend in playing games, followed
by dainty luncheon served by her
mother, Mrs. Hinkle.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-09-12

gan covering the fields with fertilizer.
He is well pleased with his corn and
says his potatoes will yield at the rate
of 250 bushels to the acre i'll a place
where it was said nothing could be
raised.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-09-12
Turks Join Bulgars.

Berlin, Sept. l2.-Turkish troops
have joined the Germans and Bulgars
in the invasion of Rumania, an official
statement from the Turkish war office
revealed today.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-09-12
Bulgars Retreating.

Athens, Sept. l2.-After u 80 hour
battle, the Bulgars, retreating, were
pursued by the allies. Bulgarian losses
have been very heavy, said dispatches
received here today.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-09-12
Died

The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Crosby Dalton died at the Salem hos
pital on Thursday Sept. II, at the age
of four days. The little one was taken
to Airlie for burial.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-09-12

Nothing that is put up in bottles will
cure a stricken conscience,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-09-12

cellor Won Bthmann Hollweg are known
to be attending.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-09-12
ALLIES BEGIN DRIVE
CONTINUED from lage J.

river, the Russians captured several
heights.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-01-20

An optomist is a man who says he likes is also liar
The Cordova daily times., 1916-01-20

The Valdez school board has arranged for monthly exam nations pupils of the public schools by physician Tn order to prevent the spreading of contagious diseases and o notifying parents any cent ailments from which their children may be suffering.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-01-20

Very after the wires tell that the Congress has passed emergency appropriation for the railway work the sound of the hammer will be heard the big store house building planned to be erected by the commission In fact Anchorage will be the busiest town In Alaska after the glad dngs reach from the national capital And we'll get that appropriation Just bank Anchorage Pioneer
The Cordova daily times., 1916-01-20

For the first time during it's existence the Daily Times grees readers today morning newspaper The change from an afternoon edition made necessary account of the cold nap ch has played havoc with power both electric and water
The Cordova daily times., 1916-01-20

Cordova claims to be the most economically conducted city in the territory Valdez perhaps the most eXtravaganty ad mnstered Three councmen and the mayor who have per sisted in overriding the wishes of the taxpayers have cost the city $2O0O, with nothing yet to show fo rthe money Valdez IrospectOI.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-01-20

The railroads in the States have increased freight and passenger This in order to hire officials The number of federal state and other commissions etc., nceas rapidly that there enough high railroad places to respond all the demands for testimony Besides the officials in service occupied with public en- Quiries that they haven't time their railroads
The Cordova daily times., 1916-01-20

The last three appointments to federal places in Alaska are all pioneer Aaskans of high standing in their respective communities and who will make good We refer to liar ley Turner of Juneau to be deputy collector of internal reve Martin Conway to be postmaster at SkagWay and Nam E Root to be postmaster at Seward.-,Juneau Empire
The Cordova daily times., 1916-01-20

The United States Senate yesterday discussed for time the question whether it British Interference with United the German submarine that had caused ships to withdraw from the trade Did the senators agree? They did not They simply talked.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-01-20

We appeal too strongly to people to close their faucets and prevent far possible waste of water as the reservoir being gradually drawn upon during this continued dry spell and unless the greatest exercised in the of supply may become exhausted.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-01-20

Even Joseph H. Choate, regarded and thoughtful man. has been seized with Atanticoasttis He is the brink of and he advises peme preparedness Fifty years hence historians likely pen sardonic para graphs regarding the phantasmagora that are keeping ns awake of nights.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-01-20

Shintosnl-Japan madeat-home religion, fabric of mythology superstition and idolatyis said to be making such gains popular favor in Japan that the government wants to fos the Buddhist clergy off China It is up to our missionaries to get busy.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-01-20

Secretary of Interior Lane credited with stating ha his department has already received hundreds of applications for leases on lands in Alaska which would indicate ha this much needed fuel is to be mined
The Cordova daily times., 1916-01-20

Every precauon is being taken to guard against con fagraon in during this dry, cold spell especially at night when the water is turned off.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-01-20

Just when congratulatin@ ourselves upon havm the peasantest kind of weather along cold Wmc has put us in the shudder class.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-01-20

Speaking of flushing the gutters of Europe after the wa if the predictions of the downfall of dynascs realized will be a royal flush.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-01-20

Congressman Gardner blew up yesterday. T submarine caused an internal explosion.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-01-20

Every indication points to China soon becoming as healthy for white people as Mexico was awhile back.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-01-20

Dogs of war are in the hospital in Europe of peace.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-12
Neneite EbltraudlertSpfc.

@osenannte r@mlbse Yots" ober
Sbfrdnbert0pfe, melde ralnentlid
fur Sransen@ unb ,3itrnoenbdume
beitimmt finb unb Gdub geaen
i9limme Tro1te bieten, Bat man in
aalifprnten. Toipie aud in 5lortea
idpn lett elmer Retbe Sabre; bic
lelben erfroeprten ober eine emIige
perfonlide 8ebienuns.
llnldng1i iebp6 1inb, pie eine
tednii6e 3eitfdrift mitteilt, au@
lid ielbft betreibsnbe" aiaucherapz
parate, at5 @rgdnSung Der pbieen
RallternRSstDpfe, erfunben poroen.
Sin FOLDER Npparot piro Den ST.
trussSbitbdumen bod piltommsn
lem, fpenn er erfiilt, mos er per=
fpri9t, nos er perfpridt, uno in
ieben SAN iid bepdbrt.
Die 8orri6tung ldBt iib in iez
Der bisbsr:gen @orts HduGert0rfe
anpol1en; tie miro nurh einen tletz
nen &upferitab resrliert. @c.pie
DIE Semperatur Der Slttt allt einen
pprher beitimmten Yuntt iintt, sub!
lid Der aupferitab seniieeno sufam=
men, UNI einen 8eder, Der cine 5Gu=
re entbalt. lnssulohsn. Die 5Gure
front nus bieIem 8eder in Elm
tleines admmerden i'm @audertopf,
mo tie ii6 nit elmer onoeren hemiz
lden Gn6ftana pereiniat, i'm
Mugenblid Der 8ereinisuna aibt es
cine gntainbune, uno cine Nlamme
iebt Dos obzgetrrleum, nelfes in
benz Sopfs tennbt nirb. in grano.
9as 8rennsn unb Rdlrtern roller.
10 LANCE, nte es nDtis lit; unc az
les TOM, lpie periifert Miro, nit
Der @enauiqteit zines llbr,rertss I'M
porous beftimmt perben, rhne e1B
na1ber :raeno Elm ~perI6nlihcs Gin
areifen nod e~rforbsrlia lit.
gieGei6t lieBe iib pnsfsIbe Yrins
zip au6 nod auf manhe anoers sSor.
ns1 ppa 8rennpro3ehsn anmsnpsu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-12

81 2ejp5ig pAs0e Sie.,
len Gage ii Del 6itIiden iSd}iiidud
Ginaongsbolle Dos 6auptbobnboFcg
in feierliAIier Weiie Der S%GIuBitsini
gum Glnpfanasge6duoe uno oamit
5asleih fiji Die gelomtcn llsugcldaf
fenen, I'M Sabre 1902 begomeucn
seip5iger 8abnBofsbduten gete9t. 3ie'
5eter purbe eingeleitet olitt, eire @n ]
iprnd)e bes Saurats g:otte, ser einen
Gid6dulidIcn lleberbtit iiter Die Sc !
fi!hte oes 9ouptbabnGofes CAB unb
hsiIsn 8eoeutung fur oas oeutIte
@erfe6rsle6en %}oiiroiste. 6ierauf
rlrbe ouf Der feItlid gei6miidten
22arteferraiie Der @inaongsballe in |
Hiitea Der boroercn griilturg, Der
56LuBitein geteat, nod1oem 3ltpor
nltr6 G0urdt Sirius Sic in DEN
GaluBitein einaeI4lofene llrtunoe
l"erteIen por0eR lpar. Dis SAluBiten /
lDIrQe be- 6eiln Mbbrlld1 oes alten
@reloentr 8a6nbofcs g"efunbsne
c-In0Tiein, Ser aus Dem Sabre 1874
fammt, peGtponot. Die erIten 6anl=
nstrl@lage sa6 StdatsminiIter b..
Ge9ce:pib al.
Son Der 5ttaffammerI
in @iir56trg ipurbe nadh sfpeitdaiser,
iNter lusidllB Ser Seffsntti9feit
gsfiibrter ger1anolung Ser grofsIor
slalter SGul5ezgristo tpeaen Git
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gu einem S,a6r
inb nsun Wonotea GsFdngnis rer=
r%1teift.A SduI5ezpri5ta bate in ber=
.ifaieoenen 5dllen lib an minoerid6ri<
gen S6ilerinnsn oss &onIerpatori=
lans peraatlgsn. gr befano ii9. nit
elmer 5rau auf elmer 5~erienreiIe in
Der Sdpei3, ols Qn5eige err tattet
!enroe. Seine @arbaftung ~erFolets i'm
GaauIt 1915 in Ser Sdpei3, Die i6n
ieFprt auslieferte. ST fsete por Sc
rot Elm reuMliitiges @eitGnonis ob.
@Mts fetannter 8ioiinpirtuoIe e~rfreute
s8alter gdul5ezErisfa iid in flint
lsrif9en Sreiien. %EeIonbers oIs Mit=
eTieb Der aus 2sbrern oes &0niqli=
Cen &onierpatoriums Mlr5burg ee=
t,lbeten beriilmten 8iiraburqcr
Sirei3quartetts. sroBen @nlebens.
Gon5ertreiien fiibrten i'm, nadjoem
er in 4merifo, mo6in er in feiner
sN:esnb nit feinen gltern a%usgeipan=
cert NOR, unn in Drag Ituoiert bo!te,
llaa gelp5ig ms Genano6aus, 1ab
N-nnffurt, Berlin, &0ln, 2onopa
I.n,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-12
Wie ste. Bufare / { 7

Wie ste 8utare er
.Seara" mitteilt, sbesretbt RublanS
unter sr,,paaniidsm amopDlt cine in
ten1ibe 3rppdgqRba our Mus!oanhes
rui,g nod MubTfdsa %3Dablreid)e Mgenz
tel lino in 6ieiem Gimme tdtig. s3uz
.gIei@ betreiben lie Espionage. Die
Msentca 5piegeln Dor, oab per @runbz
beiiB Der i'm 9aufe oeS &rieses gez
falenen aablreiden @ulIen Done Giz
seittiimer geblieben lei. Gr ipiroe
inter ben eintpanbernben r~uusaniilden
2anbpirten aufaeteilt ipsroen. bic
auA aebnidbrise Steaerfreibeit erbal=
fen fDllen.
- 6 II 5 Ell NJ 5. nMana, Sic
Dome iinst aber tief".
.SSa, tie finst 4It."
Wc;St gu. DANA. ber 9err Iirgt
.aber nod otter
I'm Stam d. .SD=
rer Sic nal, sic finb setpiB ltur
Soantagsiager..
.Woraus fdIiebem sic busq1
Sic Ilgen io unaeldidt."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-12

Gin Nferb erIannte e,z
men 9eliber ni4t, neil OsrIslbe eillen
neuen Inaug trug, uno Die Solse
Dapon mar, oob Ybil. 8il6op, mel
der in 9ancod, Mp., mobnt, bon
benz pferpe unsesriffen muroe, als
e. Dos 9%tallgebdube betrat. Im
redten @rme trug 9iibop cine l9limz
me 8ibmunbe bappn. Die camille
9iibop beiiBt has pferb bereits 80
Sabre.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-12

- @ines abenSs prang
arldtngit an Der; Ode Der 3eip3iscr
GtraBe unb Malieritrabe in Berlin
cuff eipe,1 Oort bdltenosn StraBen-
fabnpagen Elm 5olOat unb CAB auf
Die @naffnerin Nebls orei GhuTe
If. Die sdaffnerin brad, pOrl einsm
@9uB III Den @iiden getroffeu. teilns
n,Ingslos anfammen. Darauf liiea
Ter Solbat aus Dem 5traBenbabn
irasen beraus nnb rief, oaR Die
Gdaffnerin feine Srau lei. ST babs
lie erldohen, peil CT lie I'M 9srbadblt
Ter llntreue babe. Giilem porbetfoms
menoen Sffi5ier fplate Nsbls Mb
ner Mahe, bon mp er. IN Militar
etref Mfiibrt purne. N.blS tit Self
FER un0 mar bci eincm aaaopeDrf
Mc9lment einge3r9en. ,N4
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-12

3n ucrfanfen: 5 3imnter : Sarg.
atdlt mpoerll, 3 Cots, go hei so ieoe.
rnbe Dem 8irtlpopS 9pulcparo, Gait
.Sueenpprt. @rllns fir Sen @crfauf.
Inn ben NadIab 5t resutiren. 8reis
$1,000. Cine Iebr giiniti9e @elegen=
belt. EpitzSfiice, @pr 2S6.
9.1@t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-12
@eiratbs : sieenicn:

Soba $. anaad, siibz Decline, Sri.
@arp s6erer, siio Mpline.
9aniel 2accp. 9es @oines; Sri.
Nellie @raee Glarf. SEES Mpines.
2ora e. Saber, Gait Molinc; Irau
Wtarie 2elter, MItono.
5arrp q. Sofalliit, Mprtb 6enbcrz
ION; W'B Seaaette S%tronlquiit, apnn.
grieitrdser 6. stroeble ianb seitcrl1
Weorgen in Dem Srieffaiten on Ser Is.
StraBe na1b Z. Noe,ule cine gricftaihe
NIT S167 in @befs gu @uniten bon
Der Snbepetlpent Batting So. bon 9az
penport. Sraeno Semono mag Sic
grieftal6e 9efunoen unb in Sen 8ricfz
faiten gctpprfen babcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-12
Dr,ei SinnIanDer

Drgei JinnIanoer aus
4alanO 1inb pesen Spionase fir
Rublanb Der9aftet ipoaoen. Sic taz
men nit Jiiaen BON Malano nod
59peoen nnO MOLTEN Die sebeimen
WaheriIraben Der 99aren ausfor=
i9en. Die &uHen sebrau9en mil
Worliebe 5innlanber dig ,Spione,
neil Tie niiIe1l, bab bieie in. 59neben
niht berbadtig iin0 uao beionbers
gut .empfansen neroen.
Samit Der Batter Met
mebr einouriidea braudte, lpoate nas
oreijd9rise. t.d1Jtetlein Fer No]tbal=
ter uno gaItlptrtsebeleute aolb in
gasen, bel .Miesbaa in 8a9ern, sic
5o4oatenboE 6ss 9aters, Der auf Ell
llise sIase II 'urldlb Oabfim ibdr,
perbrennen. sG5rau .8olb tam ebel
oaou, tpie Dns 5DAterden bic Sole
in bas Jeuer idieben poafe. gr-
.llGlrpden REF bic Mutter: uDirnbl,
lpas treibft oenrs" Die Gleine lneinte
gan5 treuberais: ugatsrn lein ,@pl=
o%atenboien bsrbremaen, baB Ell nimrer
eiurltda fpo nnb naboam hleibn barf
lei uns.."
an bic g6u1drste,
59ulleiter uno 2ebrer, insbeionbere
ole 5lrnlebrer Ser baoil@en 59ulen,
crying. cine 8erfisurg bes a,iltus=
mintiteriums, morir auf pos bon
prpfehor Or. Ntt19l in S%reiburs l..
gr. perfaBte Merfblutt CUR 8etampz
flung Der Ylattfiibigfeit aufnertlam
9emaGt piro. Die S9iiler 1amtltz
cher 96ulen fullen an Der 9ano bic
les Mertblattes auiabrIib mieoerbolt,
am geeignetiten in ben gurniluroen,
liber Die Saufisfeit uno Nad)tsi1isteit
oes peit per6reiteten llebeIs oufgez
tlart uno portommenoenfalIs gu ieiz
ller 8etdmpfuns angeleitet lperbert.
Npd i.ing it 1 d sisb II
lie 2pnooner Zines. jeoer Dsutide
lei ein Spion. tpenn ridt Elm baSabl=
ter, 10 bod Elm gebprener. Da lit eg
oenn tein WunOer, Dab in bieIst fir
England allerbinss mebr ais fdlpe=
len &riegs5eit auh bie Ginbetmifden
earan glaubep miifen, tpenn lie in
i6ren &eoensarten ireenbipie unpors
Iidtig fno. lnb, bas mar cine Ben-
licnatsbeiiBsrin in @lpbtngftpne
9ipa6, 9putbea, bic BEL Slid su
anbern ipa9te, Der &aiier lei Elm bei=
lerer Mann ais Der 8Dnis BON @nge
lano. 5lues Iiefen 5lpei ibrer lpeib.
liden Gd1te, 6rauen BON I'M Jeloe
ftebenoen OffiSieren, gum Subj, ullo
bic quite Dame, 1lamens Marian
Sulb, ipuroe tpesen ibres aaiierlpbes
II flint pfuno, oas finb IS 9olars,
@elbitrafe perbpnnert. :
Sn Serbien bieten ei :
rea uaerid0pfliden NabrunasfdaB
9pnau, 5ape uno Srina, bic auf
lnebr ais 700 &ilometet Die 2anbess
gren5e bilben. Sic 1inb pie sic aabIs
reie6en Sen unb 8add)e auBerorbentl;G
fif9rei6. gefpneers Der StDr, iener
ldnppenloie, bod nit flint @eiben
sebuGclter ano9enf4iloer periehem
&abiarIieferaat, 1T cine Der eenasinz
fen Mrteil in Der Donau lno 5tiide
BON 6 Mcter adnee nno 300 SLID
@epidt linb bort ni9t atlsu lelten.
au1 Der bon Setnl6medern eee
iaaBtc. bDf1tens m~etergrube Sterlet.
elm @erfpanoter oes @t0rs, lit in
5erbiens 5liKen melt ~parbreitet,
ipIbrenb iid Der 2ads befonbers in
Der Drina finoet. Mud Sorellen iino
numentlid) in Iiiolthen WaHerIanfen
6auiig unD 9eht unb .3anoer, aarpz
fen uab Sarben, onaI .aud arebie
llberaa in Mense uno onber biai9 gu
baben.
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-12
Scenes aus MustQtiue.
Photo by American Press Association.

Nl4l Duytlt Sllel Uull OIL NuDItl
Itarb ont sonntag giad)mittag nod
muir fur5er &ra1fbeit at Mtersidmaz
DIE inn Semi lei1es Sobnes 8m.
I@remling oil Ser Gliner StraBe Sr.
Jrieorih Gbriitian @reniitg, eil1
moblbefannter ginlpobner ser Staot.
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