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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-06-14

The board of supervisors met Tues
day as board of canvassers to can.
vass the returns Of the primaries held
last week. Already few mistakes
have been found, but it is not expect.
ed that the results will differ much
from the vote as printed in the last
issue of the Review. .-@
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-06-14

A number of the younger set are
enjoying an outing at Lake View this
week, the guests Of Mrs. M. =. Jones
at her cottage. The party consists of
Misses Eunice and Dorothy aJones,
Hertha Lehfeldt, Alys Swanson, Mabel
PETIT. Dorothy Tucker and Hubert Van.
Ness, Carl krauth and Jesse Riggle.
man. 'rGs .3sss ,ud
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-06-14

Mr.. Clayton Lane. Of Indianola. is
spending the week in Denison. guest
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo
Gebert. Mr.. Lane is newspaper man
and has been in the employ Of the
Register and Leader at Des Moines
for the past few months. He is on his
way to Helena. Mont, where he has
accepted a position as editorial writ.
er on a daily paper.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-06-14

Miss Luella Cole. who has been
teaching in the public schools at Des
Moines, returned the first of the week
and will spend the summer here Wis.
itng her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. H.
Cole. Miss Bertha Logsdon, Of Ames,
accompanied her to Denison for visit.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-06-14

The members of the Philathea
class of the Methodist Sunday school
presented novel program at the
church on last evening, fourteen young
ladies taking part in the entertain.
ment. The performers took their
places upon the platform and were in
turn presented by the president OF
the class, Miss Erma Beutel. Each re,
sponded to the name of a singer,
pianist or reader of fame and clev.
er and most enjoyable program fol,
lowed. 1t is remarkable fact that
so much of high grade talent is to be
found in one class of young ladies
and the various numbers were heartily
applaudcd. ...+
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-06-14
SUDDEN DEATH
OF YOUNG man
DesEh Of Albert 3. Langenbuch Oc.
cured on Sunday Morning at
Home on East Chestnut.
CAME HERE FROM ENGLAND
Only Been in Denison a Short Time,
But Lcaves Many Friends to
Gricve Over His Death.

The unexpected death of Albert B.
Langenbuch. which occurred last Sun.
day morning at 10 o'clock at the fam.
lily home on East Chestnut street
caused profound sorrow to the many
friends of the family in this city. For
several months the young man had
been in poor health and the fact that
he brooded over business matters is
believed to have undermined his health
and brought On his untimely death.
Mrs. Langenbuch, together with her
son, Albert and daughter, Augusta,
were residents of Manchester, Eng
land, where the son was engaged in
business. Since the death of the faith
er, some four years ago, Albert had
been conducting the business which
his father built up, which was a
bureau OF translation, where all kinds
of legal and business papers written
in foreign languages were translated.
When the war broke out between Ger.
many and England conditions became
unbcarable for the family in England
on account of their German nationali.
ty. The fact that their neighbors and
closest friends ignored them and that
the business was dwindling to nothing
forced them to leave for America
They arrived in this country last June
and came directly to Denison to visit
at the home of their cousin, Mr.. A. G.
Bale. For time they visited with
Mrs. Langenbuchs brothers. Messrs.
Carl and William LOrenZen. at West
Point, Neb.. but returned to Denison
recently to make their home, having
rented the residence of Mrs. Augusta
Hamley on East Chestnut street. Last
December Albert secured a position
with the Marshall, Field company in
Chicago, but returned to- Denison about
len days ago to accept position as
clerk in tho Balle-Brodersen store.
where his sister, Augusta, was work
ing. Not being familiar with the Gus
toms in this country it worried him
not to be able to secure
such as he was used to
in his native country. During his
short residence in Denison he made
maiy friends and everyone with whom
he came in contact enjoyed hearing
him tell of the conditions in England
since the war started. He had an ex.
ceptional education. being able to-
converse in five languages and had al
knowledge Of two additional
tongues. When he left Manchester he
placed his business in the hands OF
employees who were con-
Quoting it during his absence. "u|
The deceased was an only son and
was born at Manchester, England onI
the I'd day of September, 1894. He
leaves to mourn his death his mother
and one sister. E. E .>F
Private funeral was held Monday
afternoon at 4 o'clock at the German
Methodist church. Rev. =. Witter Of
ficiating, after which interment was
made in Oakland cemetery. Those in!
attendance, at the funeral from a dis
lance were Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Loren.
zen and Mr.. and Mrs. William Loren
zen, of West Point, Neb. f-.,
Il
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-06-14

The Boys are using full page space
in this issue of the Review to an
nounce big shoe sale, which will he
held on Thursday. Friday and Satlr.
day of this week. All of the windows
in the Boys store are filled with in.
Vulnerable bargains in shoes which
are attracting considerable attention
Don't fail to read the advertisement
on page four of the first section which
enumerates only few of the many
bargains which they have to offer.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-06-14

Mr.. U. G.. Johnson, who resides at
Redfield, S. D.. was renominated at
the primaries held last week for state
representative by the largest majority
ever received by candidate in the
district in which he resides. Mr.
Johnson has made great record in
the South Dakota house of represent
atives and the fine vote rendered him
at the primaries last week is fitting
recognition of his services. Several
of the daily papers in the state arc
mentioning Mr.. Johnson's name for
speaker of the house next winter. The
many friends of Mr. Johnson here in
Denison will be glad to learn of his
success. .5 d
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-06-14

The special committee appointed by
the Commercial club to mark the
Spirit Lake air line from Denison to
Odeholt. has commenced work and
within a few days the route. will be
nicely marked from Denison to Spirit
Lake The Commercial club at Spen,
Ger will mark the route from Odebolt
to the lake. In addition to the air line
the committee is cooperating with
the Charter Oak Commercial club and
will mark the Sioux City road from
this place to the Oak.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-06-14

Miss Harriet Gebert returned last
Wednesday from Indianola, where She
has been attending Simpson college.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-06-14

THIS PAPER issued In
Two Sections; Section
tWo-Pagcs ! to S--l.o-
cal news, stories, CORE.
spondenee and Denison
locals.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-11
6ranaDiiihe 8I1tte1

5ran0D1ifAe 8latter
aageln folgenbes TirmenI9ilb feft,
Dos an einem @ei6aftsbaus in 8prz
beaur pranst unb Die bprtige 9amen=
nelt entgegenfommeno anlpdt: vpboz
tograpbii4es 4telier. Sir 9amen,
bic ii6 ais &rmfenpflegertn photo
gropbleren la1lcn (ppfer) lpolen, tpiro
etn entlpre9enoss &p1tiim CUR @er=
fiigang gebalteu. Seine preiserbD=
bung!!" Man miro bic eitlen unb
effettliifiernen Ddmlbcn bon 8or=
oeour lpesen bieIes rpben l~1nfues
ni9t gu iebr perbammen biirfen; benn
tie banoeln nab cDriuiirbigem gpr=
bilo. SIT es oo9 albefannt, baB
Genatpren ul1b Deputierte, Ole in ben
Observation-Disclosures GpmmiKipnen fir
oas JlusreIen 1iben, li9 i'm Slug
5eug, u9ph in ben 2iften" p6ptoara=
pbicren lieben, obne iemals ben 3d.
ben inter i9ren 5iiben perla1en gu
6aben!
MS bic uMcabemte Des
Seiences" in ports eipa ODE
aebn Sobren cine golbene MepoilIs
ttiftete, Die benz @rfinber auer1onnt
perben lollte, Der auf benz @ebiet Der
aufh9iffabrt bic pi4tigfie uno babn=
brebenbite grfinbung eemobt bate,
Iparen fi4 bic @elebrten Der Mfabez
ME barber einig, bob 11llr @raf
Zeppelin fir Oieie ipi1fen19aftli@e
Mus5eidnung in 8etra9t fommen
t0nne. @uf Die 3u1enbung Der me=
oaille eripiberte Der @raf In einem
e4reiben, bas nidt nur ben 9ant
fir bic Mus5eihnung entbieIt, ipn=
bern au@ interelfante Mitteilungen
lber Die @rfinbung bes lenfbqren
aufti9ifts. Mie nun Oos sgao be
Yaris" f6reibt, purpe biefer 8rief
3eppelins in elmer Der lebten Mfaz
bemtez @ibungen nieber our 0erIez
lung gebra6t, unb es ipuroe bar=
aufbtn befdloiien, ben 8rief BEL bet
10 OUT erorbentlid) srpben gebeutung
Der Grfinbllng aus ben lurfenben Mf=
ten al entfernen uno i'm ben beporz
3ugten @tiiden bes MrbibS Der Mfa<
mic einsnbsrleiben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-11
@finaitbetradtnl,acl1.

5erte lit 9finsiten, nbas lieblide
Set pes @aien~, ipie es @hDtbe inn erz
item @erle leines .@einedc Sud)s"
r1ennt, lpenn es au6 bieIes Sabr crit
tief I'M Sum- s~efeiert lpirb. gs lit bas
lette Der 9roBen Selte Ser 6ridliden
&irbe, bas 5ur grinneruug an Sic
aussieBnns bcs @eilisen @eiltes, nod
DEM 8eridt Der gpoitelgeldihte, einacz
iebt ipurbe. Sic @cbrarde Ser Scier
IN Selltidlano, 5. 9. bas @dmiicfcll
Ser 5duier nit I'M friiden Grim pratt
genben jungen 8irfenbdumen, erinl1er11
tpie Die @ebrdl16e bel Sen bciben anz
beren 9rpbcn Soften, @ei6nubten unb
Sitern, an Sic Seite Ser 9}atllrreligipn
Der ulten sermanilden @prfabren, Sic
lid bnrd alle Bic bielen Sabrbunperte
NIT misunderstanding 3dbisfeit err
balten baben. 8fingiten, ipenn es ald)
nidt I'M Na1nen ipie @eibnabten nnb
aitern, an Bic altgermanii9en Seite
erinnert, (bie @eibenadte) nnb bas
Set Ser alten 9ermarilden Sriiblinesz
a0ttin, Der @ieoereripederin Ser Sea-
tlr alts oem langen 8interl1lafe,
Sitara) lpnpern ieinen Name,1 bon
Dem griedii6en 8prte u&entefoita"
(Si!nf5ig) ableitet, neil es am Soften
Gage na6 Sitern 9efeiert miro, bedt
li6 nit bem alten SriblinssfcIte Ser
@ermanen, DOB Tie fcierten, lpenn Sic
Natur Inn ppllen gliitbenI6mude
prangte nnb iebcm @lge iibtbar 5eigtc,
DOB tic SIT ncllem 2eben llno @cbeibell
erpadt lei. Sn 9eutlblanb 5iebt
nod belltc Sung u1b Oft in's Sreie.
lpenn mo9lid in Sic @alber, Tim lid
am Inblid Der Natur, in i6rem Sriibz
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-11

itrih : Itterifancs~, lpie Tie pcrddtli1
senannt lperben, einncbmen, lit ser
edte, ipabre rImerifanismls", nidt
Der nenglti6" 9efarbte u&icllbp@ Mme-
r~ifantsmus". hen &err Gppleuelt lr1tb
Die int brttiiden splbc ltebenrcn 3eiz
tllnsen bes Sitens %perfiinoen. Mmerifa
fir Nmerifa ein5is uno aIlein. IS
mlb ieine 3ufuuft auf iid sciteat, in
boiler Il nabban .sisfeit BON
Y ne la geitalten, Damn MIR lam
tie cine seii9erte unb 9ebeiblide iein.
8abrli6, bieiem 2anbc tbnt Gin
Winslten nptb. Ser @eiit ser groBen
@dtcr Der &epublif m1B lpieoer ausaez
9o1len iperben unb ale @iir9cr erfiil~
len.
Ieren Sos bon @nglanb" m1B
lpicoer gum gdlasiport lpcrben, baum
MIR lit alf cine grbaltltne unb ge<
1ltroe gnttpidlun9 Der 8epublit gu
boffen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-11
Sic Nliirtcn tppIlen sic oricd,is

~ Sic Iltirten ippllen Sic 9ricdiz
lden 6afen blpdiren. @eil @riedcnz
lano 10 neutral seipelen lit, 9entihen
unb @nl9aren 5t 9eitattcn, lpas Sic Nlz
liirten lid Ieraus9enp,nlnan batten.-
Cine prabtpolle Sltltration Ser Sc
bauptun9 Der Mlliirten, lie fii6rten
&rieg gum gd6utse Ser fleillel1 giatip<
l1el,, ibrcr &ebte ua1o ibrer Selbltane
bigfeitl Nien1als 1ab mal1 9rDberen
S6tpinbcll Ius9euommcn allenfalls
in SDlter Sat-, peln Gbcooore Gooies
belt, Wprgans, bes britil1en Malniz
tipnsagenten 2mufiunge, lib als ge=
l6iiber bes i%pabrbaftcn Mmerifancrz
tbnms ~ausIpielt.
Sic 2%onbpner Ielorng, 2oro
aitdener babe lid cuff Ser Sabrt nadJ
HublanD befunDe1, als er nit benl
Stronger @amplbire l%m1tereing, .finDet
ltidt iiberaQ @lal1ben. Man berpeilt
barauf, bab a1t in 2ot1Son bon Sen
Geiieplanen &itdeners nidts befannt
mar, ipdbrenb man lonlt INNER bariiz
Der unterridtet geipclen lit. @an mill
baraus ldlieBcn, oab @itdener gar
nidt alf Ser Sabrt na6 Gublanb tpar,
Ionbern alf Dem &reu5er @amp1bire
Der britiiden Slutte fplste, als Tie na9
Der bdnii6cn aiiite flbr, Inn BORT, 10
fol9ert man %lpeiter, cine 2a1bung eng
lil9er 5ruppen por5ubereitcn. 9as
mar b%efanntlib imuner ei1le 2ieblingsz
ibee bes ensliiden SelSmaridalIs. lnb
in Ben letten 8nden linb 10 manber@
lei gnoeltunscn iiber ei1en ernBen
Coup Der @uiirten 9ema6t hurbeu,
oab man bielen 9lan ni6t rbne tpeitez
res 0 Ser 6anb Su %ipeilen brallbt.
Ser @unI6 &itbeners, BET SEN Gorbee
reit1nsen gesenipdrtis 5lt 1eil tpiiroc
aber burhaus ertlarlid leia. Sic gns<
ldnber babcn Sic &rnbc bon ser Gee
.Idladt on @prns Giff bierlnb5ipanaig
StlnDen nnterbriidt. @ieGet6t BADEN
lie Sen l1ntcrgang oes @relt5crs &alnpz
fibre Elm paar Sage I Hanger nnter<
briift. Sic Ne6nung ipiiroe baum
ltimlnen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-11

ltngsldnn1de 8lt erfrel1cn. Ser 1tarre
Siln Ser Y%uritaner erfannte sic bpbe
8cbeutun9 Der driitliden Selte nidt
an. Ser Gurital1ismus teriteift 1id
cin5ig ltno allein auf Dte ltritte 8eobz
adtung bcs Sonntaes nad) Sen alien
jilpi11en ~SabbatbS@ eieben, ol1f
oeren i%tritte gcobadtung nan1entlid
Die Sefte Ser Gbariider beItanb, BOB
ibnen Scr glitter Ser 6riitliden Geli~
gion 5uricf: Ser Sabbatb lit fir Sen
Wtenlden aenlad)t, ni6t Ser Menl6 fir
Den Sabbatb". 9esbaIb lit al1d bier
5lllanbe BON elmer frDbliden 9fingltz
fcicr, lpic in 9euti6lano, nidt Die Hez
BE, Der beltti9c Gfinglt : gpnntas lit
cben Gin vSubbatb" tpie ieber arbere.
9a CT aber Ser aussiebung bes @eiz
ltes @ottes 9etpeibt lit, getptlunt ct ll,lz
ter Sen ieei9en @erbdltniNen in unie<
rem 2anbe cine belonbere 8ebeutung.
Ser @eilt @ottcs, ipelber Iid, na6 Ser
9ppltelgeididte, Ser Menidbeit an niez
Iem Sage %offeabarte, mar fem 11el1er
@cilt. 9erm in berS6Dpfl1nssgeIdidz
te beiBt cs idon: uIber Sic groe mar
piiite uro lcer unb Ser @eit @pttes
Idlpcbte iiber Ben @a1Iern". g5 mar
nllr cine @ieberm1ssieBung bes Geiz
ties @pttes sur Gathering ur1o grbez
blt11g Der Men1dbeit.
User sic trallrisen &erbaltniHe biez
les 2onbes betra6tet, Ser muB gu ber
lleberScuglng fpmrren, baB and bie1em
2allbe Elm 9finsiten bringeno notbz
tbltt. Nidf Sic Nus9iebung cines II c IT.
en- @eifes, lpnbern sic NusgieBung
pcs aIten @eiites, Ser Sic @dter Ser
@ep1blif beleclte, inter be1len ginfllB
oieic ge9riinbct lpl1rOe ltnb ii9 gu ibrer
jesigen GjrDbe c1tlpidelt bat. 9ieler
@eilt Dot iih in bDdit beoenfli6er 8eiz
ie perflii6tigt. Gin nidt mbetradtz
ltder Sbeil Ser 9iirserldaft itrebt baz
nad), Sic srpBe 9bat Ser gater ser
@%cpllblif, bic grrinsur1s Ser Hnabz
ban9isfeit bieles 2anoes bon
gn9lanb, au bernidten, u1lo Die
@epllblif SIT einem She'll oes briti1deu
@eltimperiums 5u MAIDEN, in Incident
lie bon England 10 abbansts iein
tpiiroe, tpie Sic &plpnien bor bem 4.
Snli 1776. @ober Ser fur6tbare &ab
llnb Sic abidcl1lide @erleumbnng Ser
9iir9er beuti6er nnb irlal1bilder ge@
burt pber Ibflnft? @eiI hiele bon
Der ongeltrebten u@ieberansliiirung /"
Der Ser. Staaten nidts lpiI1en ppllen
uno iid Sen Initrenglngen Ser u4me=
rifanilden 8riten", Sen @ieoeranz
ldlub en- bas u@utterlanb" england
81 er5ielen, NIT aller LINEN inneipob<
ncllben &raft ipiberieben.
Sen Stanbpunft, Ben oieIe u8inbez
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-11
Santleibeu lit inneres, !,tidt ankcrcs
2et0cr.

@icIe 2cllte beeeben Sen 11n1inn,
Smltlcibcn int @elidt lttto allberen
Stelcn Beg &Drpcrs mittels Creme pbcr
gar gltber 5lt bebonbelr. l1m &allt=
leiben erfol9rei6 b~ebqnbeln s1 fDnncr1,
mlB man bie 8llrsel Beg 2eibens al1s-
rotten. Sic 8llrscl hes 2eibe,1s licgt
illtpenbig nnb fam blr6 ST.. Sings
SEEM 2ife Gins erfolgreid b%ebanbclt
lperDcn. @or allen 9iteen arbeitet oie~
ie Dtebisin la1slm, aber lidcr. sic
rei1i9t Sic 2eber l11b lprgt fir einen
ppr5ii9li6en Stubl9ang. ST.. Sings
Nefp 2ife Bils iino mls9e5eidnet, fir
&inber, @rpa11enc ll11b @reiIe. SIT
alien Mpptbcfcn gum greile pon 25c 5l
baben. (Mns.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-11
WeneralsiDbn ais 9idtcr.

@ie ars 9resoen semelbet mirb.
battc I'M f0nigliden Sdauipielbaus
@ans Srib b.. 3mebls S6aulpiel
Opal" feline l1ra1ffiibrltng. Ser 9i6<
ter, Gin Sobn bcs @roberers bon Mal1s
bcu9e, bat ben Stoff. bem S~agenfreile
Der @arden aus 1901 Nadt entnomz
men. ST tat je1e 1dDne, bon 2iebesz
ellttb %flanrmenbe @eldi6te ppn ben1
@erldipenber, Der alles berscubct, aber
idlieBlid bp6 Sic geliebte Gflapin erz
balt. banf @arlln al @a1dibs freunbz
lidem @eiltano, lun9ebeutet, ms Graz
glide geipenbet. Ser Mutor fonnte 1id
ipieberbolt fir Ben geifaI bebanfen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-11
Scr Gcntpfraf
eseeranSct 1851
&erausseber: s. Glider grinting 81.
Entered at the postoffleo at Davenport
90 Second Class Matter.
seeeanset 1851

Ser ,sdsi9e 9emotrat", etnfdIiesIt6
eonrtaassMuseabe, fe6s Nlutn1ern iebe @oae.
ntro an bic ebonrentert TIT biefer stabt fiji
10 GentS p6bentlib ober $500 fdbrIt6 Sci
Boraus5abIung fret abeeIiefert.
ee1b einem Boftamt in BEN Ser. Staten. ga.
xgna oSer Waerteo. $500 idbrIid BET 8oralis.
9te eDnntass . anssabe, MIR burd bic Soft
idbrli& S1.0O bel gorauSsablung.
Ser, r3albipbdentli@e 9entptrat", bur@ bic
Bot tnnerbalb Der Ser. etaaten lnb burd
T955d ag. IN Ia5 BEE gtaSt $2;5oa bel goraussalIuna
$4.00 per Sabr BET 8orals5abIlng.
Ser y@btentltdbe 9empfrat", In apetN 1bet.
len. Mittpofs l11tb Sonnabenbs. foftet inner.
talb Der Ser. Staten 5000. mad Gambia iinb
na@ europa $3.50 tdbrIi& BET 8oraus5ablung.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-11
Gulitiid)c nno nnpulitiidje
&anoglpHcn.

Gulitiidc nnb nnpulitiide
&anbglofcn.
- Sic &eprblifaner baben Nibter
5ugbes nit allen eesen 81 Stim@
men, allp nabe5u ei1lltimmig npminirt.
Sen friiberen Disqualification Sairz
banfs BON Snbiana gum @ice : graiiz
Oe1lte11.
Ser @a1ptfampf mirb sipilden
Su9bes n1b @illon fem, in ipeltbem
natiirlid sic Gbancen fir @ilion iinb,
Der aber la1se nidt 10 biel staatel1
geipinnen biirftc, ipie in ser lebten
Gralibentenpabl, 30 in bielen Staten
Die bamaligen &rogreiiipen sur repubz
lifonii6cn 8artei 5uriidgefebrt linh.
Ser @%ablfampf ipirb elm bDdlt inte@
relanter lperben. Mber allb ein bite
ter. Sic gntIdcioung ru6t bcim
@olfe. @ic bies ent1deiscn pirb,
blclbt %ab5ulparten.
@aar1trdllbenbe sdilSerlngen
cntlpirft ein Correspondent Ser 81. s."
ilber bic 3ultanoe IN Srlanb. 8riti5de
@eni6libfeit in pabrem 2ibtl
- 2orb 8alfotr fat in elmer Mebe
lctnen 5Drern berfiirtbet, Sic Gee
lhlacbt babe lebe Gefabr elmer ssSr1ba<
lion bcleiti9t. - 9as idcint llns alidJ
10. So 9i1g nidt bel gsbjerg. (Siebe
&lnoidal.)
Ser ru1iiide General grlIitlom,
Ser 10 9lan5enbe gicsesberidte aus
@plbbnicn nad Getersburs i6tdt, bat
ppr6er iammtlibe &orreiponbenten bon
per Sront meg, na1 9etsrsburg Sl1z
riidgeididt. Sum fann er meloen, pns
CT mill.
ustatt entmltbist gu Iein, iirb
Die Sffi5iere bon Gbmiral @eattbs
Slptte bc9eiitert", ioll Elm bnber britt
ld6cr Marinen : Sffi5ier Ser ugli.
Er." 9eIagt baben. gllo iebt er por@
aus, baB gatm1tbisuns eisentlid bas
Natiirlide lpare. 9us flingt nidt nad5
oem bebaupteten sies.
Ser bolldnbiide @ricgsminiltcr
lo(l abermals berfiinbet baben, bas
boaanbilde Seer lei fir jcben &rieg
uferti9 nnb brett. Noti8 'nad) gng@
lanD, fir bcn Sail, bab bie Gldne, bie
Dor gsbjerg i'm @a1ler b~er1anfen, tire
@llferl tebung bia @ollanb feiern 1ollz
ten.
Sinter 9%ioolebelt ltebt - ni6t
5t pft fam bas tpieber1olt iperben -
Bic @clomadt Seq 2at5es, 3ast in l1e=
bercinItimmung NIT uniercm geltrigen
2eit @rtifel, Die v8eftl. Npit". SIR
BADEN mir es St berbanfen, baB burd)
Sbeuerungen alf alien @ebieten Sic
2aiten bes alnerifanilden Golfes inn
mer i6lperer lid 9eltalten, ipdbrcnh
ubie aDnise bon @all gtret" ameriz
fanii6e @%r5eugniiic fir lib nit Ye~
l6lag bele9en, nm a1s beren @erfal1f
an frie9fiibrenbe Mabtc &nllberte bon
Willionen fir lib bernts5uf6logen. -
Bon Ioraans S6lpiegerIpbn ipirb
GooIepelts @amposne seleitet sic
S6luBfolgerllng ersiebt litb bon lelblt.
8enn fiinf8cbn be1tIde 2eutz
narlts IN Der acronautiIden G6lle gu
Netpport Neips, &a., su Slitgern fir
Die belltl6e Irmee als9ebiloet ipiirben,
biirfte NON bieies als ei1len 8rll1 Ser
amerifanilden Neutralitdt anIeben,
lno in Ben prp@britilden 3eitunsen
tpiiroe Elm @ebeul iiber Spipne an9e~
itimmt iperben. 9aB aber BORT flint
5ebn fanabii6e 2eutnants 81
Sliegern fir Sic miirten allsgebiloet
lperben, 1deint bie 8unbesre9ierllng
ni6t gu fiimmern. giner Ser Iebteren
ipurbe am Mitttpo6 baielbit ld)tper bere
'lebt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-11

9as japaniide Mainiiterium bielt
cine Spe5iallitunns ab, nit MiidliGt
allf Ben SOB beg dineliiden 8rdiiben~
ten - anltanos6al6er baden iie bamit
seipartet big Bic offi5ielle gobesan5cise
eingelaufen lpar.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-02
RenDblIcoDs Work for Miners.

Ten thousand coal miners IN the cen
trail part OF the state have good cause
70 be- thankful to the Republican party
for an increase in their wages. which
Increase as State Chairman Joseph
Holt Gaines says, is ahsurdly out OF
proportion to the increased price OF
coal.
Coal is selling in tho market for
$3.50 and Sf25 ton and has been
selling AZ those figures for some time.
Despite that fact. the miners have
been receiving no wages IN proportion
10 those prices.
The present advance in wages Is due
10 the plain. truthful statements made
BY the Republican candidates and
others on tho stump. the work OF the
Republican state committee here and
the Republican press IN exposing con-
dltions and pledgng better things for
lahoring men. These elements OF the
Republican party forced tho increase
20 he made. That fact will not be
! overlooked by labor either.
This political expediency. rather
than bciated idea OF justice on The
part OF tho Watson interests will moi
( fool the coal miners OF head OF the
stampede Of the laboring vote tC
I Hughes. Robinson and tho entire Re.
publican ticket. u is an act thai
proves 20 that vote concluslvely thai
! the Republican party IS a friend oi
Labor uow 3uSt IS u has aISayD been
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-02
Women for Hughes,

The only reliable evidence OF the at
titude Of women toward the Wilson ad-
ministra'ion is found in the registra-
ton records in states where women
vote and register their party aiiilia-
ton. In the principal county OF ore
gon. where these conditions prevail.
8OG7S women registered and OF these
1885, announced themselves as Re
publicans while only 1864 registered
as Democrats The others scattered
among the Socialist. Prohibition and
Progressive pgrtics. or declared them
selves independent
Il caa readily Doe imagined why these
women :ayor tho Republican party and
IFS candidates. Oregon is one Of tae
states where litcracy standards are
highest. All oregon women can read
and understand. They have read ;he
Democratic tariff legislation upon
American business and industry. They
have read the Democratic platform Of
1912 and know how the pledges Of that
platform have been violated. They re-
member that only 4 day or two after
hundreds OF mca. women and children
wen; down On the Lusj;aE.a. President
Wilso delivered his too proud 10 fight
speech They Know tlai althpGSh
American women have been subjected
20 every indISnity 4 savage heart could
devise IN Mexico. the Wilson admins
tration has persisted IN rs ''watchful
waiting policy They kEo" that Dem
ocratic eX'Tagagauce increases. rcquir-
iuC higher taxation. at the same time
thar the cost o. living is soaring, and
that public service has de;eriorated
as d consequence OF violation ot the
merit system. They know that We pay
more money for government and get
poorer service.
II IS not surprising that oregon
women registered in the proportion Of
twenty-six Republican 10 ten Demo-
cratic. Perhaps we should have ex-
pected IN even greater difference. in
view OF the dcplorable record the VIII
son admin ls.ra;!oG has made.