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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-25

ing my head to pass beneath a low door
Intel.
Within, to the comfortable contrary, there
was warmth and respectable air of cheer
iui cleanliness. The taproom proved low
celed and gloomy, having but little light
IRON It's mulli0ned windows. with their tiny
panes OF clouded glass, heavily loaded But
II was scrupulously tidy, and bright with a
roaring wood fire that blazed in q huge.
old-fashioned chimney corner. You NAV
believe that l backed up to that beamlng
warmth without any hesitation at all
oarmaid bodied a welcome from behind her
counter and disappeared In search of the
landlord, who presently appeared seemingly
more than delighted at the prospect Of a
paying guest.
II shall want room" I told him. feeling
as though had stepped back into the eight
eenth century, and rather regretful that
sported no riding cloak with heavy cape no
top boots with spurs no sugar-loaf hat with
cookade, to flt into the picture.
You'll be staying. slr?" the landlord
piped. rubbingNhis hands
"A day or so-perhaps longer" I admitted
ioftily. Il am expecting a friend. It is
possible that he Is here now7 A Mr..
Anthony"
gentiemans luggage to the front parlor
suite. You arc cold, Mr.. - now, what
would the name be7"
Gordon" said l. giving the pseudonym
agreed upon with Sevrance. There might
be letter wa!tlng2 No? Very we'll: ri
walt here till you warm my rooms"
Very good sir; yes, sir. Mary. take
Mr.. Gordon's order" The landlord bowed
himself away.
ordered warm drink from the bar.
maid and stuck to my position by the fire.
place. She served me- drew n mug of ale
for n solitary guest who sat at another
table and vanished.
Slipping my drink slowly, gradually warm.
Ing up, furtlvely 1 eyed the other guest
AT first glance however, l absolved him
OF all suspicion of being a Nihllist agent
No 1rishman could be accused of that
thought !; and no man ever looked the
1rishman bred in the bone more than this
He was a tall. burly fellow. with the
broadest pair of shoulders 1 have ever
seen on human being: thin.fanked, with
long and supple legs his; chest rounded out
full and deep rs barrel. For the rest
he had n red;tanned face. set with two
smallsh blue and twlnklng eyes; n head
covered with close-cropped hair of bril-
liant brick color; and he was royalty full
Lolling over his table, he returned my
scrutiny. glance for glance, with cheerful
impudence.
"'Tis the divvle an all av n bitther
da-ay," he advanced, seeming unprejudiced
by what he saw of me.
was surprised at the clearness of his
diction: barring the burr of his brogue.
he spoke steadily and distinctly with in
telligence. For all that, he was full as
any tick.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-25

CONTINUED TOMORROW
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-25
SYNOPSIa

Gordon Trail. a young New York society
fayorite, and Captain Hans Won Hoizborn
attached TO the German Embassy in Lon
dom are rival suitors for the hand Of the
widowed Lady Herbert. formerly Julia
Ieish. Of EsohmqISSd sI ,NISd;, Va a. The German g
In the two years following the death OF
her husband Traill has remained in the
Immediately upon Trailrs arrival in Lon
don he stumbles upon melodrama. He has
sought refuge from the fog in a cab. Lying
body Of NJ de Netze, a special agent OF the
RussIan Government. Traill takes the body
10 sevrance's apartments, and the latter
notifies Won Holzborn. who calls for his
wounded friend The rivals hate each other
from that first meeting.
Won Holzborn spirits away Lady Herbert
whom Traill calls his Hearts Desire"
Severance and Trail set on for Saltacres,
Lady HerbeTts country estate, in hope OF
finding her. They reach the boat landing
lust as n band Of Russian spies attack and
wound do Netze and the German. Trail
they awake late the next day they find
that they have been drugRed and Lady Her
bert with her retlnue again spirited away
After thorough search of the house in
pursuit OF the faint tinkllng of bell, Trail
great pain, In one of the bedrooms. He tells
them that Lady Herbert has been taken
away In her yacht the Myosotis, to St
Petersburg. Traill and Severance agree to
help yon Hoizborn In plot to be explained
later, In return the German promises to
free Hearts Desire"
The plan offered Ia to break into n ship
building yard by arrangement, steal n tor
pedoboat disguised yacht and turn II
over to the Russian Government
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-25

soon so that Hazel. too. many busy herself
with a jolly time We are glad to know that
our Rainbow did not forget that mother
comes FIRST. The thought brings to mind the
point that Miss Irene Kohn brought up about
duty and kindness. The question was. us It
doing some kindness TO do ones dutyf'
James Lawler. North Fifth street. thinks
that doing ones duty means doing only
the things we ought to do. such as helping
parents. studying lessons, etc. He adds
Kindness is only what we do out OF the
goodness Of our heart" Catherine Miller
Frankford avenue. says, Il think it is our
auty to help our mothers in every way that
We can. SO that can't be counted as kind
ness. l think II we want to be kind we
must try 70 do little things that We don't
positively have to do to make people hap
py" We would like 10 have more opinions
VA this interesting subject
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-25
FARMER SMITHS
WHAT is YOUR NAME?

into the street and show
iron and askyo what it is "It' a trolley car"
and show something walking around
big sticking out from its head
andasly "Thats a cow"
down the street and ask
youwh "Its a man."
ask again I do not know It's that
ought to be enough"
.
trolley number 1t is also marked Spruce FOX ohase'
"WiIow Grove" something else
a "Bie" Me" other name
havea than John Jones is
Bill Brown weighs 22O pounds and is called
skinny Edmund Whittemoe Rhodes called dusty hnes OF pam
Remember name of OTHER people
NAME that will always be a
SN ~ SMITH,
Editor EVENING LEDGER
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-25
RAINBOW CLUB

my. whats that got to do with what
your mother did to you when you got
homer"
"You will turn into a question mark II
you don't look OUT" the Baby Baboon be-
gan to laugh.
"I will give you big piece Of cake II you
tell me-" pleaded Jimmy.
"I would rather have jar full of curl
osIty." The Baby Baboon was now making
fun of Jimmy, and he knew 1t,
PLEASE tell me-" Jimmy said please
so hard 1t melted the little fellows heart.
and he said:
you want to know what my mother did
to me when I got homer Well, she did
NOTHING. Seer
81 see," said Jimmy.
How curious" exclaimed the Baby
Baboon.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-25
JIMMY HINTS FOR CURIOSITY
Bv Farmer Smith

when you got home after eating all the
Ice cream you wanted. what did your mother
do to your" asked Jimmy Of the Baby
Baboon one day. when they were far away
from home.
Q "S .at would be telling" replied the Baby
BA. oon, cautiously.
"Oh, go on! Tell me what your mother
did to you" pleaded Jimmy.
You are getting nearer and nearer TO
something very dangerous" the Baby Ba-
boon looked straight at Jimmy.
What do you mean?"
The Baby Baboon was very thoughtful
for some time. and then he said:
you know what killed cat, don't your
''Yes, curiosity killed cat" replied Jim
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-25

path hedged about with innumerable dan
gers In the shape Of swinging cranes, n.y.
ing aerial tramways, falling timber and
madly scurrylng men. and through n clam
orous din, quite deafenlnB.
Eventually we halted in the lee OF an
enormous vessel in process Of construction
on the ways Here the din was so tre-
mendous that I had some difTioulty in catch
ing Greer's words, and was proportionately
satisfied that we could not be overheard.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-25

Standing there, on gentle slope Of bare
ground, at the edge Of which the river
flowed, he pointed quietly TO little vessel
that swung at anchor some distance out
THE Clymene," he said briefly.
She proved to be a long, narrow-beamed,
slate-colored craft, with much OF the air Of
a rather sober private yacht. I remarked
that she carried two slender, short spars,
with less rigging visible than is ordinary.
Two low, gray tunnels slanted smartly
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-25

toward the stern thought them sofne~
what large and heavy looking for the ton-
mage. Between them brace Of ventilatore
showed theft red throats. Forward, about
quarter Of the yachts length from the
bows, there rose a f1imsy and unsubstnn.
tial-lookng bridge. From there on 70 the
stem the deck seemed 10 be hooded--bowed
resembling a section Of a whaieback
boat.
CONTINUED TOMORROW.l
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-25

lin II a ! II b o W s
taken on the day
OF the picnic given
by that branch
and W hile her
friends were
busying { h Q M
selves with the
jolliest time ever
Hazel was occu-
pIed at home car
ing for her moth
err F. who was Ill at
the time. we do
hope that the
West Berlin Rain
bows will plan an
nthAr picnIc very
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-25
Announcement of
Prize Winners

The names of the PRIZE WIN-
NERS in the P. r. t. SAFETY
FIRST CONTEST will be AN
NOUNCED in TOMORROW'S
Rainbow Club News.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-25
Our PostOfice Box

Hazel Nordman is a member of the West
Berlin Rainbows. She was not able TO
pose in the group picture of the West Ber'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-25
FARMER sATTrH

FARMER SMITH.
wish 10 become member Of your
hainbow Club. Please send me a
beautiful Rainbow Button free. ] agree
% DO A LITTLE KINDNESS EACH
AND EVERY DAY, SPREAD A LITTLE
eONSHINE ALL ALONG THE WAY.
-'-Als -.s.--.-.--s...ssss .s'ss.''Ts
aeafeas ...ss..s....s.ssssss
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-12
0iitttuDd Gr0ffnung Ser alailen Der
@cit She Settlement.

Gle gaeIt SIDE Settlement miro i'm
2allfe oieier Mohe lire iQnmtlidel1
&lal1en ernfine11. Ser l1nterrid)t
loQ, lpie friiber in Sen aloI1cn5im-
llern Der Jreien 9el1tlden S6ulgc=
111ellloe oil Ser @eltern 9(pe. ltnb
@a1bll1gton SQl1are abge6qlten iper=
oel1. 3ie Mpslidten fit cine erfolg-
relde Saiion iino belier mie je 5llpor.
Worgcn Nbenb loll bic &~nobenflai-
1e llro 0on1lcrstng sic Der Waoden
e%roffnct merOen. Die illraelr Iraller
0es .. u. lt.=&lltb meroen Ireitaa
abeno 5lliamr1entreffen.
sri. Goltello ll1o SRI. Gomnienb
babel1 jest lpieocr nit ocn &inber=
gartcnfltri ms 6c9ol1nelt. Slt oieicnl
Sabre limo mlgelpobnlid piele sllt=
melonn9en fiir bieien auril1s ei1ge=
l%al1fen, oennoh lino Bic iungen 0a-
men I'M stal1oe, mod Elm paor ai11=
Der I'M a%inocrgarten a,1f5l1nebmelt.
g1e 9anshalt,u1gs= ll11o Nabfla11el,
lollen crit i'm nadJIten Mpl1at erDff,1et
merben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-12
9%aucnpurt ioll eisencs Symphonic
Srd)eitcr babcm.
6rcitog 6iientlidc Geriammlltlg I'M
Commercial Stub Slpeds slllf-
brillgcns bon @eloern iiir
ltnterncbnlen.

Sci ether ol1t Nrcitag i'm CONNER
cial Glub ab5ltbaltcllocn offcntlidell
Gcrlammlllng lnllcn &cge aefu1Dcll
meroen, ulll cinen ld)on po%rbanbencll
Iollo fir sic @rii1OltnN cines Spm-
pbppic-0 rdlelters beoclteno SIT Der
groBern. gr-8iirgerneiltcr Mllcller,
Ser GprIibetbc Ser Grefutipbcborbc,
erl4Bt an sic Mitglieocr oes &pnli=
ties ulb OH bas allgemcine 4llblifllnl
oen sluirl1f, 1id) red,t sablrcld OH Der
Csc rlmnnlll1g SIT 6etbeiligcn. Solltc
oieier Ser ltd, ON 6reitag feblidla-
gen, 10 muB Iapenpprt bic SdMlloe
iiber it'd crgcben %lallcn, fcill Spm-
.pbo1ic<S rdelter SIT beliten.
@ie @err Melteler acltcrr beridtc=
tc, lit ldlpn cine sienllih betradtlidc
|@rlrnOlnmn1e I'M IonO. Seoph mill
len tod piele fleine nlto grobe @e=
trdge cinlanfen, lin bas Srdeltcr
gum Glltlteben SIT brinae1l. SllliltS
Sdlnlibt BON Der Sdyn1iot Wlllic Gp.
miro sic sllltmortcn BON Ben Mitglic-
bern Des g%reflltipfpn1itcs iiber Gr-
id)eil1en ooer gsidteridcinen entge=
genl1ebmen nllb beridtcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-12
Mittluud @asar in Der Di-2ap.
SurnhQl(c.

Der 5ral1cnpereir Ser ep. =lut6.
&reu5firGe bat fir Weittmod Nad)-
mittag unb slben0 ei11en 8a5ar lit Ser
Dit 3apenport Illrrlbnlle %arransirt.
Gielcr ga5ar oiirftc elm bllrdi1la=
gender grfolg iperoen ul1o cinem ie-
Den, Der ben 9a5ar beluden miro,
fam mani lbon icbt Deripreden, BOB
er cine groBe sl1,sapabl bon Sano=
arbeitcn, Sdiir5er ulto piele anoere
niislid)e Sod)en porfil1ben miro. Sir
ltntcrbaltung lit aad gelorgt mor-
Den. IS peroen unigger bap". Mcl=
Ter u1o Galre Gads, lopie 3iib Eonb
nno atbere Mmniements ga lem.
Die 5ralten baben ilidts llngetbal
gelallell, mas 81 Dem grfolge oes 8a-
5ars ~beitragen fantl. Solgel1Oe iino
Die @lieoer Der &on1ites:
&iibe 5ra1 S. &aberoa.
&anoarbeit - Die Sral1en 6. &ie-
Ter, s. Sanfe unD 5. goellen.
S6iir5en Die SSral,en 8. Sci
|bcl, S. SblicL 6. Shroeber.
See Cream - sSral1 @an. 8eisler.
Silbmarterinnen Die Sralle1
|S. 8ieie, g. Ooltng, 81 S6roeber,
81. 8einrei9. 81. Drumming.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-12
Iurt init ben Sc @rotlaib.
glf 9apenporter 9dcfer entidliebel
iiG, 5c-9rote ab5ll6affen.

Sci ciner ON sonnabeno 5t lpdter
Stllnoc abgebaltenen gerlommllltg
entldloIicn lid eli Iapenporter 8G=
der, bon Jest as feline 5c=9rptlaibe
mebr 81 baden utlb altf ben M1arft
SIT %bringe11. @ie in ser Sonnabeno
Morgenal1sgabe oes Ser Iemofrot"
berid)tct lpuroe, cntiblolien lid) Die
Wfitglicner scr Maltcr 9afers' sli=
location bei ibrer in Chicago abge-
.baltenen &onferel15, bie 5c=8rpte ab=
5uidofien. @illiam $. &orl, bon Scr
ibefantten bieligelt &orn Batting So,
lppbnte Die er 8erlanmlrn,A bel.
Rie Iapenporter gafer beballp-
ten 0aB lie bei Sen jebt 10 boben
Gobproonft= ltl1D namentli6 Webl-
preiien in einem sebn Gents 9rpt
mebr Habrltoffe liefcm fonnclt, ais
III 5lpei finn Gents 2aibe1l.
Slt geitern Worgen erldic1cncn
Gbicaeocr 3eitllngelt wurbe cr1pabnt,
OaB iid Die @unoesregierung NIT Der
l1nter lltdllng bieier Ingelegcnbeit,
oie a1geblih gegca baS sntitrlllt=
@eiet perltoBt, befaIfen miro. Sin
%befannter Gbicagoer Mlllpalt loa Den
@aderlt geratbcll ba6el1, slueds lint
gebung bieics @elebes crit cill paar
Bidder nit Ser Ibihafiung Der 5c=
9rptlai6e beginner SIT %laIiet. 81
l1a6 ano nad} lpllen iih Damn Sic all=
berelr gEicfer anl6licben. Sic bicli-
gen 9dder bebaupten, DOB ibnen ejlle
llnterlllbung BON Seiten ser 8ll1ocs-
rcgierlt1g min erlpiinidt lei, Da tic
l1nter bert jeeigen llmitanoen nidi
criitiren fon1en.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-12
Die &umfcrens Scr beutidem Metbpbi=
iten.

Neorla, ST., II. september. Sci
Der oeutlhen Msetbooilten= apnferen5,
Die bier abge6alten fpl1roe, erbicltcn
pic 11oditebelloen Soma'er Staote
TIRE Ealtoren erl1annt: griogcpater,
Iro115 8oelfer; burlington, Central
Nnell1e Stride, 9. $. $. @inter, unb
Nalbington anellllc Stride, s. q.
g1telgeorge; Ies Moines, 81. @.
Saltte1lbabn; Mllseatine, g. 6. Set
telfamp; Sigourl1ep, eugene Goeb;
8apello> S. $. sl1iterman; 8elt
gllrlll1gton nno aline, 8. giicoer=
bolt; 8ictor %. 8. Ragel.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-12
Mmtrmt!
9cntid= Mmcrifaner! Sclft Sinocn
burg!

Die @inbenbllrg -gnleibe! So mirf
bic FINITE belltldc &riegsanlcibc IN
Die @eltgeldidtc iibergebcn!
1as militarii1e @eid)icf Gcutid)-
lambs licgt iett i'll Scr @anb ocs Sc
nialeu SHlabtelllcnfers. Golles Ser
trallen 81 ibm babcl1 alle 9elttid)ell
Sic I'M altcn gatcrlano l1lb bic
lteberlee. Ser Marul, Ser SItprclt-
Ben r%ettctc, a@ Sic ruililde Stllrm1=
fllltb cs iibcrldmenlmte, Der miro iid)
-nltd) jett, 100 Die Teillbe aus Slt nllb
@seit, aus gspro llnb Siio, aus ancll
1beilen ser Melt nit ernelltcn &rai=
ten a1ti Geutidlalro eillitiirmel1, als
Der Manm ser sturbe bupabren.
Icrm Sic Strl1be ltcbt inn 3eiden
BON @inoenblrg! llro @inocnbnra
beoelttet Sicg! &bm al1r Settle lteht
General bon 2l1Oenbprif, Ser bic
|Sbla1ten at planen mciB, lpie feill
slpeiter. l1nb binter @inocnbltrg
ltebt opferbereit, pertraltenspol bas
SullOS u5lultu.
slber altd) eil1 &inbenbltrg fann1
,oen &rieg niht obne @elo fiibrcn.
Sic finite oelttide &riegsnnleibe lpll
i6m oieie Mittel rei6lid pcrldloffen.
Die StiiBen @il1bel1bltrgs auf fillalt-
5icllem @cbiete lino Graf Gococrn,
Der llcltc Sefretar pcs Geids=Shab=
amtes, nro Scr Yraiibent Der Neihs-
banf, Or. Sapcnltein Der ifon ID
eminent piel 51 Dem grfolge Ser ct.
item bier &riegsanleiben beigetraaen
bat. sllth iiir sic finite oelttlde
&rieesanleibe lit Der grfolg aelidert.
mie alle Nadridten aus Berlin mel.
ben. 3as oeuti9c golf fargt nid)1
init Oem Geloe, ipe1m es Inn leilll
griltelt5 fdimpft. SIS liefert obne So.
germ 6%inoen6llrg alle Dfittel gun
3l1rdbalten bis slln1 r%l1brnreidcr
|Siege nu1o enbgiiltigen Srieoen, bel
Geutl6lanos @ren5cn iidern ltnb alll
Shranfen %leiner gntapidll1ng meg.
rcltmelt miro. 3as Oeltlde Soil
meiB, BOB oas @elo gut uno abiolll1
lider altgelegt lit.
3eltti6=M mcrifaner! Mlth bier ii
an1erita mllB Die &inoenburganleibl
ein burdlhlagenoer Sieg meroen
SIR babt felienfeltes @ertralten ii
&inberbltrg. SIR miBt, ct miro e.
id)on idaffen. @emeilt bieles Ser
%tralten bltrh bic 5bat! 3eidne.
ldne1, 5ci6nct liberal!
Die Gcntid=M mcrifaniidc 6anbcls
Gammer,
Seinrid CHARLES, gefr
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-12
Sabrespifnif Der llnion= 3immcr-
lc1ttc.

Sic prga,liiirten 3imnlerlerte Ser
9rci=Staote bieltcll am Spnntag ibr
porsiiglid bcildtes 8ifnif anf SIT
burban Sslallb ab. Surl1crilde @ett-
lpielc uno ma~mnigfad)c Mnlpraden
erfiiatcn oas Scitprpgrannnt. Die
@allptanipradDe lm,roe Don SSames
GYig sSiul) 2arfin aebalten. @err
|2arfin iprad iiber Grganilirtc sr-
,beiteri1aft. Sci cincm @ett=Iml=
|5ieben 5auiiden oen 3immerleutcm
mo Oen &cIelmadern ser Gibbs
@erfe ainaen oie 3imr1erleutc oils
.Sieger bcrpor mo gelparnen 5lpei
|&ilten 3igarrcn. spnlt llabm Dos
leidtatblctiibe Grpgramm Den llad)-
|itebenOen Gcrlauf:
Nagelcinidlogen fiir 0an1cll
Trall Ma1Oeriheio, erlte; 6rau sSsobn
&arltcns, %5apcite; Jrau @itdcott,
brittle.
6rei fir ale Innell- Sri. Sbcrg,
crltc; Sralt Sitd)cod, %5lucitc; Jran
8racfer, brittle.
@cttlauf fir beleibte Ianten
5rat Sobn Mc@im, erIte; Jrml Gp-
ref, 5pelte; Iralt Sdltle, brittle.
Maod)ell inter 10 Safrell - Sc
lta @riags, crlte, Miltb Doltng, 5fpci-
te; Miloreb 5itd)cnd, brittle.
@ettlal,f fir Gbenlalmer Mor=
.%riloll, %eriter; Shmiot, 5mciter.
Irei fiir aIe Malller Sdniot,
|%erlter; Gemlep, 5lutiter.
@ettlalf fir l1niol1- 3inmerleltte
George 9ap, %erlter; @nt. grader,
5lpciter; S. gopers, Dritter; Solcpb
Buffet, bicrter.
@ettlalif fiir @eid)aftSagellten u10
Sefretare &erman 8ramp, 9ralt-
creiarbeiter, %crlter; S. S. 9oonall,
5meitcr.
@ettlauf fir bcleibtc Mdnl,er -
Geterlcrl, ~erltcr; Soiepb 8ulbcf, srpei-
ter.
alloben ulltcr 10 Sabren - Gale
9iiie, %eriter;; Bernard Scott, 5lpeitcr.
Sidet=&ontelt Girls. Shntiot
BON I%ape1port, %erltcr; Jrau &atie
Scpertlpn, 5peite.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-12
BUR 1tuipcriitGt.

Die ytadltebenben, bie BON ser lo=
pe1pprter Sodidnle in ben angeiiibr-
ten Sabre1 groolirten, meroen bieie
Mode 1ad) Soma Gitp abreiielt, nm
ii6 OH ocnt Scmelter Der Staatsl1nis
pcrlitut 5n bctbeiligen: slice Mei,
mers, &lolie bon 1916; Gertrude
sdaeffer, 1918; Celia 56aefier,
1915; Gobcrt 6. Mac@regor, 1915;
Sorrp McGllQollab, 8alfer anierer,
1916; M1en Stebbtns, 1916; MDplpt
Gembred)t, 1916; '@arrp Noi1e,
1916; 9alDre1ce 9lpd, 1916.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-12
uSornct's &eit-@ctcrancn ucrben ant
IA. 1nb Is. septcmbcr III @aig=
irston, Sa,, &ennion, ab=
Baltcn.
giele Gclrtlde eeborcn oieien giir-
gerfriegspcteranen on.

Die ii6crlebcllben Geterancn Ser
y9ornetsncll" Brigade, bcItebeno aus
Der 3, T., s., IL. lllro Ia. SSoma
Sllfal1terie bonn 9iirgcrfrieg, baltel1
Die ~oiesiabrige Gel1tion am IA. nno
10. oleles Wpnats in @albinoton,
Sa., lllo lino hierlnit aac iiberlc6en-
Den &anlerabcn Scr Brigade Dringeno
%gebetcll, lib IN @aibington e%ill5ufin-
Den. gllle lpnltigen &amerabell iinb
ebcntalls frelmblih eillgeloocn. Sic
@rigabe crhiclt i6ren Nan1e1 BON
Den &onfoberirtcn y@cn'l graaa"
11adb Der Sd)ladt bei uSbilob" am G..
nno Z. Ipril 1862. Iie Brigade mi
oerltalo orci Stlrnaneriffell, lp,1roe
abcr slhellos ON 6. nnl5illgclt ullo
lnllBte iid) crgebeu. @cn'l. Grcntis
lnar I'M &omnnop Ser @rigooc inns
Sbcrit u@ln. {. Sbosp" bcfebliote
Die IA. sSomacr. General Bragg inns
Sbcrlt Shmp iparcn &all1eraoen bonn
n1crlfaniid)cn arieg, uro bclieB Ser
General Bragg Gbcrlt s6am iei1er1
IcaelL lno i'm Elm in iein Guarticr,
ipos SberIt Sbam obcr banfeuo nit
Den &ortc1 a6lcbnte: ,Ofcinc Gflidt
III bel nlcinen 2ellten, id tbcile lift
SOS nit ibnen".
sldtlt1gspoa
9ugoS offbauer, Moior.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-12
Niitslicoidafts Gampasnc Scr "a.
menieftipm Ser 9apeupprt
SltrngcmcitDc.

9ie Iamcnieftipn Scr Iapenpor
Sltrllgen1cinoc miro cine &an1paan
Sllr @cminnlllg rel1cr Mitelicocr CT
pffllcll. linn pieie &an1pa9nc SIT fiji
rem, lilto ad)t &omites, Seams" iui
mon SIT lagen pflegt, gebiloet MOOR
Den, INN llclte Mitglieocr SIT gemin
l1el1 SIT lltden. Scbes Scam" mir
cs oeln a1ocrell por5lltblln peril1delt
bclrn Die Mbmahlt1g lit Oie, bab oi
bier Scans, Die Die menigiten nel,
Ell Mitglieoer gelpolnen babell, 81
Mitglicber Der bier ySeans~, oerel
cs gelallg, sic n%ieilten llcltel1 Mitglic
Der sit erlan9er, nit eincln ieincl
Nbenoelicll 5l belpirtben baben. 81,
@orliterinncn pocr captains" llnl
Die Oiitalieoer Ser s Seams" iino:
1. Trau Spcbt, Gorliscrin; /. Mll.
no Stahe, 2. 6rol Glltllf, 3. Sral
silberItcin, 4. Clara @ob, 5. @iloc
aoebler, 6. %9eornla, Z. 6ralt Berg, s.
allnp Soffnnan, 8. 6ralt Gblielt, 10.
8. @anicn.
,. Srallleil1 SSllergclls, goriiterin
|. SRI. @arms, 3. Sri. Scper, 3. Sri.
Mlapcr, 4. Srlna Mcgelitter, 5. Irall
glllnd, IT., g.. Irall 9antalt, Z. Sri.
9oNrer5, 8. Irall @ciclrbcrg, 8. Sri.
6elobabn, TO. @clel @anlct.
3. Sral1 Sd)niot, Gorltscrin; /.
6ralt .. <ebl, ,. Beatrice Srod=
nell, 3. &eomig Megenittcr, 4. 2altra
Grant, 5. IlltonIe E9erg, 6. Septic
greofelbt. Z. @race Iucbner, s. MI=
ma Winfe, 8. 6rar Gap &l1ebl, 10.
Nbea @able.
4. 6rau 6. Gdarot. @~oriiterin; i.
Srar 2attner, 2. Jralt Otto, 3. Iral1
Wartin, 4. lSralt Moeler, 5. Iralt
Maen, 6. 6ralllciu Sasn1ano, z. Sri.
s. Mhrclls, S. SRI. 6. @erbers, 8.
Sri. Martba gdarot, 10. SRI. Safe
Mcglrop.
5. 6ra1 @alomanL goriiserin; L.
@elen Martill, 2. Sri. @ab6; Ssralt
.. <t, A. Soniie 8rant, 5. sSrau
sienllcn 6. 2oniie ann1badl Z. Cora
stabe, s. alma SORT, 8. glt6er
gtltelcr, 10. Jralt .. Sdacfer.
6. 6rau g.. gdbarot, @~orlibcrin;
l: 6ralt S. Sdid, 3. Srau q. 8rr=
ming, 3. SRI. s. goe6m, 4. Iralt g.
HelloD, 5. Snlia gcferot, 6. SRI. Niar=
Gus, Z. Glltb Solbieg, s. Mln1a 8oB,
8. 9eota altebl, 10. 6ran al1e6nen.
z. Iron u. @ieic, goriiterin; l..
tran 8cnoirer, 2. Iral1 Gcgellitter,
3. 6rau 5teen, 4. Iral1 81. sSsanlen,
8. @iloa Shrpeoer, 6. Martba @rpB=
fopf, Z. Wgrtle Sole, s. Selen
lsdlldting, 8. 6lora Camp, 10. Ma=
tie 8tebner.
s. 6rall Grosfe, @~orliberin; /.
eliie &eets, 2. Carrie Gsler, 3. 800
r1e 8erg, a. Coma @arafcn, 5. @ero=
1la 9forgorOt, 6. @laops grodtpeu, 4.
aantp, s, 9ioie 2cele, 8.
gua Stale, 10. Sri. Sdneioer.