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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-13

ton OF any ruling dynasty or OF the
ambitions OF any royal family doing
what they pleased with their own
life On free space OF land which
God had made rich with every re-
source which Was necessary for the
civilization they meant 10 build up.
There is nothing like II.
Now, what We are preparing TO
90 is TO see that nobody mars that.
and that, being safe itself against
interference from the outside. all OF
its force Is going 20 be behind its
moral idea and mankind is going
to know that when America speaks
she means what she says. heard
man say 20 another. II you wish me
to consider you witty | must really
trouble YOU 10 make joke We
have right TO say to the rest OF
mankind II you don't want 10 in
terfere with US. IL YOU are disin-
terested. We must really trouble you
TO give the evidence OF that fact.
I'VE are not in for anything self.
ish and We want the whole mighty
power OF America thrown into thar
scale and not into any other. You
know that the chief thing this Is
holding many people back from en-
thusiasm for what is called prepar.
edness is tho fear OF militarism |
want 10 say word TO you Young
gentlemen about militarism. You are
not militarist because you are mill
tary, Mlitarism does not consist I'm
the existence OF an army, not even
in the existence OF a very great
army Mlitarism Is n spirit. II Is
a point OF view. II IS a system II
Is purpose The purpose OF mill.
tarism is 10 use armies for sggres-
sion The spirit OF militarism is the
opposite of the civilian military
ptrit.
"Iu country where militarism
prevails The military man looks
down upon the civilian, regards him
as inferior. h'inks Of him a. intend
ed for his. the military mans sup
port and use, and Just so long az
America is America. that spirit and
/ point of view Is impossible with Us
This is a. Yet in this country. So
far as can discover. no faint OF The
spirit ot milithrism
-You young gentlemen are no,
| preferred IN promotion because O..
I he famiiie. you belong to, Yor
I are not drawn into the academy b.
cause you belong 10 certain infuen
ual circles You do not come here
with long tradition 81 military
pride back of YOU You are PICKED
ou, from The citizens Of the Unite 2
/ States 10 be- that part OF the fore
/ o. the United States which make
/ rs policy safe against interference
You are the part OF American
citizens Who say 70 those who woult
interfere. You must not. and yo,
shall not But you are America
+ citizens. and the idea I want =,
| 'eaye with Won boys today. Is this
so matter what comes, Away
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-13
IVAN FUNERAL
no Be THURSDAY
FEDERAL Court Will Close Out
~ Respect for Former Judge,
Who Died Monday

vuneral services for Henry Harri-
IN Swan, former Judge OF the Unit
- States district court, in Detroit,
Who died In his home in Crosse
t401nle village. Monday afternoon.
0i9 be held Thursday morning. at
II o'clock. Interment will be In
W0odlawn cemetery.
Judge Swan was as years old. An
Snttsck OF bronchial pneumonia was
~ cause OF death.
"A Dorn In Detroit. Oct. 2, 1Si0.
JUDGE Swan received his education
~ the schools OF this city and in
The University OF Michigan. gradu-
oGing from the latter school In 1851
With the degree OF Master OF Arts.
.After leaving college he went west
.anl for several years engaged in
'Geoomboating in California. He was
admitted to the California bar in
!1rtk returning to Michigan two
yeGks later.
r. 1859 he was admitted 10 the
NJ Of the supreme court of Michi-
IN, and In 1870 was appointed as
totant United States attorney for
~ eastern district OF Michigan, He
~ the government service in 1877
- entered into law partnership
WITH A. B. Maynard. President Har-
.xlson appointed him judge of the
Matted States district court in De-
trUet.
Judge Swan lectured in the Uni
&orsity OF Michigan between the
Toars OF 1898 and 1909, on admiralty
NV. He received an honorary de
nee of LID. from the university.
H was q member of the Zeta Psi
maternity. and he was loyal alum
Nus of the University of Michigan
Z Judge Swan was married April 30,
1o7s, to Miss Jennie E. Clark. OF
nSGroit. The widow and two chill
lren. William NJ. Swan and Jennie
y. swan, survive.
8 The local federal court will re-
ain closed during the hours o. the
neral. Judge Tuttle has appoint
% former United States Judge Alex
y C. Angel. District Attorney Clyde |
& webster. and Elmer W. voor
hois, clerk of the court, to repre-
rat the court at the funeral.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-13
DOCTORS
INSTALL
OFFICERS

lHGlcs within the gift OF the medical
|nr0eession Of the country, passed
mean the hands Of DR.. Albert Wander
Xeer, Of Albany, n. Y, to those OF
kDmfeeon General Rupert Blue. head
:2g he United States public health
6orvice, Of Washington, d. c.. in
~ Lyceum theater, Tuesday morn
B The installation of the new presi-
Int which Is the first important &C
Hon taken since the convention
|GDonod Monday morning, was pre-
|to1ed BY addresses. bidding the as
vocation members and their friends
1HOlcome to the state and city.
q The theater main floor and bal
$500 were packed with the doctors
- their wives and families. On
NJ stage In back OF the speakers
$3.50 were many notables. Gov.
kyoodbridge N. Ferris. Bishop
;hafles ID. Williams. President A. w.
4 3e3nbogen. Of the Michigan State
{ uc1dical society, Allan II. Frazer. for
<Dog prosecutor, and number OF
6n1n prominent throughout the coun.
~ IN the medical profession. were
oong those present.
Following the invocation by Bishop
8 MAINS. Gov. Ferris welcomed the
Dombers of the association In the
nnnne Of the state of Michigan.
y<ssDeventy-five years ago. your pro
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-13

officers who had not great deal
20 40 insisted nevertheless. upon
being efficient and worth while. and
keeping their men NJ M any rate
for the duty TO which they were "a
signed
"But in your case there are many
extraordinary possibilities because,
gentlemen. no man can certainly
tell you what the immediate future
is going TO BE- either In the history
OF this country or in the history o!
the world. II Is not by accident the
present great war came IN Europe
Every element vas there and
the contest had 20 come sooner or
later. and II Is not going 10 be by
accident that the results are worked
out, but by purpose, by the purpose
OF the men who are strong enough
10 have guiding minds and indomIta-
BILE Wills when the time for decision
and settlement comes. And the
part that the United States is to
play has this distinction in II. that
II Is 10 be. In any event. a disin'
terested part
There Is nothing that the Unit
ed States wants that IL has 10 get
by war. but there are a great many
things that the United States has
10 do II has 20 see that its life
is not interfered with by anyone
else who wants something.
These are days when we are
making preparations, when the
thing most commonly discussed
around every sort OF table in every
sort OF circle. in the shops and in
the streets. Is preparedness. and I'M
douhtedly. gentlemen. that Is the pres
ent imperative duty OF America. 20
be prepared Bur We wan, TO know
what We are preparing for | remem-
Der hearing a wise man say once
that the old man ina that everything
comes 90 the man who waits il all
very well. preceded be knows What
he Is waiting for. and preparedness
'hlshl We very "d/"' "'uN '"''H u,
We dld nor Ah'" "ual "" ""h'ed
20 90 WIN 'h" IoI'e .ln"' We mean
20 accumulate ana 20 sel I'M" az
ing shape America io!'Nh"'ely'
does AAo" what sA' wants 90 90
with her force America came into
existence Tor particular reason
W non you lo"' ".'.'' "t,r' '4e.'
oesN. 'lul mis- "aa UP inns '''ltN
stream, ana 'A'o l'' your '''fS'h"-
non nun over the "Aoi' ool5 ol 'Ai>
Srea' country iI'" N.'''h YOU 2''''I
s'ers are drawn lar ana "...'. sod
remember thtt NE'i' ' h"' ''"i'-
MAJ ihhsultants. "1il' iA'Tt were
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-13

remember that first OF ali YOU are
citizens OF the United States before
YOU are officers, aud that YOU are
officers because you represent IN
your particular profession what the
citizenship OF the United states
stands for.
There Is no danger OF militar'
ism II you are genuine Americans
and l. for one. do not doubt that
you are. when you begin to have
the militaristic spirit, not the milf
tary spirit-that Is all right-then
begin to doubt whether you are
Americans or not
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-13

men' out of the hands OF the Judi
ciary committee immediately and
passing Il.
This amendment TO the national
constitution puts the question OF ma
tionwide equal suffrage up 10 the
states for approval In taking this
attitude the women's party Ia favor
ing direct action as against the
plan OF the National American Wo-
man Suffrage association, headed by
Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait, who are
here 10 ask the resolutions commit
tee or the Democratic national con
vention 10 give them plank endors-
ing the principle Of suffrage, but de-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-13

Tho working folks will do 10 him &"
diagnosed one delegate.
n I were a Democrat. Ia pass
out some engrOssed copies a. the
dictum Of a famous Canadian pro.
mier relative 10 tho uncertainty 81
horse races. cock fights and elec.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-13
RUSSIANS
ARE HALTED
IN SPOTS
CContinued from Page nnea

violent fighting continues. Posi-
lions near VoreDiovka have several
times changed hands.
West Of kolki ye -erdav Austro
Hungarians repul,ed a Russian al,
tempt 10 cross the Her as"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-13
WOMEN HOLD
CLUB OVER
DEMOCRATS

CONTINUES ron Page One'
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-13
DEMOCRATS
SAY JUSTICE Is
EASY FOR WILSON

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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-13

LONDON, June $50 rapid vas
the advance OF the Russian armies
in the region OF Lutsk that the Aus.
TRANS in several Instances did not
even have time 10 FIRE the guns
they had loaded. according 70 a
Petrograd dispatch today. In these
instances. the Russians approprIa'.
ed the guns whore they stood turned
them right about and poured their
deadly hail into the fleeing men.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-13

LONDON, June i3.-The prospect
OF Rumania Joining the Allies IN the
war against the Central Powers IL
growing daily with tho advance OF
the Russian armies into Bukowlra.
according 10 reports IN diplomatic
circles here The sympathies OF
Rumsnia are said 10 be pronounced.
ly with the Allies. She has been
holding of. due 10 her economic de-.
pendence on Germany.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-13
KIDNAPPING
OF MOOSE is
QUESTIONED

CONTINUED from Page OneD
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-13


PETROGRAD, June I2.-Hurtliuc
westward Tirh seeming superhuman
vigor, the Russian armies Of Gen
Brussilof arc now hammering their
way toward Lomberg. the Galician
capital, IN giant strides. The dc.
moralized Austrian defenders ar.
rolling back before them. 1t is now
estimated that more than one-third
Of the men In Austrian armies on
the east front have been Killed
wounded or taken prisoners since
the offensive started. June 4.
approximately 10000 men and
officers have been imprisoned ta
date In actions such a. the Rus.
slams are engaged the estimate OF
the conservative critics Is two killed
or Injured for every prisoner. This
would mean that q total OF $50 600
Austrians have been put out Of The
fighting since June & The Austrian
army on the east front had been
variously estimated at from 100000
10 10000 900 men.
The new Russian line now makes
a deep L into The region tovar /
Kovel Every mile here is double
gain. II drives the Austriaus back
and al the same time makes the
positions Of the Germans on the line
toward Riga, less tenable.
In the south. the armies % the
car are knocking at the gates OF
Czernowitz and the rich country be-
yond. Unofficial reports are that
Czernowitz has already been taken.
This has not been confirmed
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-13

PARIS, June 13.-The Germans.
In night attacks on the east bank
Of the Mouse penetrated some ad.
vanced French trenches east Of Hill
321. according 10 the Official state
ment OF the French war once 10.
day.
Al all other points the attacks
were repulsed
Infantry charges were made along
the entire sector west OF Thiaumont
farm
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-13
DETROIT Today z 81 Tonight s Il

LAST WEEK
PRICES Mat. Orchestra. soc and 75c
Bslcony. 5OcJ Gallery, 25c BoN seats.
81; NfGHTt Orchestra. soc a Sit Hal.
5Oc a riJ Gallery. 25ci BoE seats, 81.
-. ". Grifhth'. Gigantic Spectacle
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-12
8ebr-Salfsmarfen
Bum 8etrage bon einem Gent IN Der
@eIddftslteIe oieier 3eitlrng.

Ser 8erfa1tf Ser @ebr.Silfsmar.
ten gum 8etrage oOn einem Gent in
ber @elhaftsitele ,bieier 3eitune
maft erfrenlide Sortibritte nno
me111t al19 bereits biele Warfen psr.
fa11ft poroen iinb, 10 baI Ger rDer
Denofrot" bod einen 8orratB bon
n1ebreren tar,ienb Merfen, iooaB ollie
9eIteuungen porerlt nod al.ssefubrt
perben fonr1en.
Die fiinitleriid ~gearbeiteten Mor.
fen nit bem Muforld Ser Setmatb
Notb, i6aff ih 8rot" laiien iid III
mannidfa6er @eiie auf 8riefen, $50
deten unb 5u @eidenfen per1penoen.
Die Marfen iino gum 8reiie bon nltr
ei1lem Gent per Stiid in Der &C.
idaftsiteue bieier Setting erbaltlid.
Gin ieoer Gent fommt Den Notblei,
oenoen in 9el1tldlano Sit Suite, %
oag aus a%ngeIebenen oe1tidamerifa'
niid}en @eiddftsleuten belteberbe SEQ.
mite fir feline Miibepaltung in fei'
ner @eiie e~ntid)aoigt miro. Ali1
nodmals: Scr Seimatb @otsA faafl
t) 8rot."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-12

SIN ben / lie s. riess>
p@erben bat iih auf rufilids1a De=
bet cine bemertenslperts Y%erdroerlng
polloosen. Sic baben iid nit einem
o"uf1alleno langer, beinabe Spttigeu
@aartIeio beoedt. S9pn i'm 9ttober
purben aus ben mei1ten Der bis9er
slanseno glatten Yferpe opttelbaarlge
Siere, oeren Sell iid pom psmienisen
Der ein9etmiiden Yferpe taum lpez
ientlNb unteridier. - DDS in 9fuBz
lano entltanpene @interfell itebt in
tsinem 9erbdltnis ou einsm in
Seuti9lano erporbenen. Seine
Spare 1ino fait bpppelt 10 lang ris
Die nprmalen uno iteben nur gang
msnis binter benen Der e%inseborensn
ruliifGen Yferpe Suriid. Man aot
es bier nit elmer Sipedmdbisen Mn-
pa1iune an cine perdnperte 2ebers=
!aae outun. Spnoerbareripsile {
sierten niGt ollie Yferce alei9 fart
auf Die tIimatiiden Ginfliiiie. Of
fi5~ierspferoe, gum 8eiipiel ipl4e spz
let Mbtammung, betomen feline 10
'on9en 9aare, mte Die anbersn. Mud)
nnter Den ptelen in Mublano requiz
rierten Nferpen sei9ten iid IusnaD=
men.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-12
Gin Mencpntre ami.

Gin Mencpntre anis
idei eiuem in bet eGmei5 tnternieitca
oeu.lhsn Sffiaier nl,o slpei ldueis4;
SDiooren BPM Battalion 81 bat fit
rie 2eBtsenonnten f9limmc Iolaea
sehabt. Na9 Der @ntlaHuna aug
Dem @reuaoienf nurbe in ct. @als
ieM nod ettpas setrunfen, uno in &c,
bpbensr 9timmuns tehrten Die @ols
ooten nod 5eufen helm, unteripeas
trafen lie nit ein.m internierten
beutiden SfTiaier aulammen, Der 1id
hamols i'm Gogis Der Mitlpe oes s6ez
lnaligen MlniTIers Roty in Seufen
bstano: No@ elmer Mciiu Der Mrz
Meeleitung haben befanntliA bic
5dbfpelaer Golbaien Sic internierten
Sfii5iere gu sriiBen. 0ie beioen 5pIz
eaten aber lppllen Sen oenanuten
Sffi5ier nint bepbadtet baben. sic
ppurben besbalb bon Dem bcut{Gen
Sffi5ter our Rebe n%citelt, mas 5ll
etncm Mprtnediel fiibr's. Die @olz
oaien ioaen babei belsibisenoe Mus-
nrude ~scoroad3t baden, l.n0 fdlieBlid
ION es gu !6onbgreifli9feiten eetpmz
men fein, Dbne oab es 8culell peer
Werlebunasn abiabte. Ser beutl@e
> ffisler madte aber fpfort Mn3eige
bel Der poli5ei. Die @olbaten MUIR
ben nod elmer nidiberen unter1u6ung
oes Toles Dem Mtlitdrgerint iiber-
tpic1en. .Dieies Bat Ben eiaen Der hei>
ben Mppenseller. @olnolen gu orci
Wpnateil, ben speiten 31 brei 300
be1l @sfdngnis berurteilt.
ain0ltAe Muffaffung.
Nfehrerc S%ollrnait1ten linb in semiifz
itdem @eiprdh bel einem &pneaen
n%eretnist. @eleaentli9 sebt audi bier
Die .5a6fimpelei" or, uno jeber Der
Ssrren fpridt BON leinem @pesiol~
gebiet. Ser erite meint: SD bear
bette bic aammer". Ser afpsite:
rDfein @e5iet 1T Der @olpn". ~
-unb metns", Iast f9lieBli6 Elm
oritter, n&iide uno Seller" Diez
Ter nnterbaltung batte bas fleine
Sn9terhen bes @alsberrn beige,
nobnt; es gtng gum 8ater unb loate:
.yapa9en, Dos iiebt mo aber Set
men 5reunben niAt an, oab 1ie BON
2ausgeiinOe iinb!!"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-12

Die nadlte Gerianrmllma scr
u,Momen's Sugbes Mlliance" filroet
aadlten 5reitag MbenD INN 8 ltbr III
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-12

Der uDcnofrat" miro. mic bis6er,
fir 5000 per Sabr Bel gorousbe-
aahllr.f on irgeno cine MSrclir in
Msd SS,ais Nno lmeeeeno irci Ing
Sons Aelicirrt. Der uDenlufrat"
brillst Die sleueiten Madridten aus
ben Drei Stabte1t, Oen Sssn. uno
Ml' slanoe. SSebt lit 6ie bette 3eit, 81
ibolniren.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-12
Sen repltblifanilf)cn SnlptQllortieren
ocs sdpmeoiidcn Slipc @c6alioes
itatt. Jiir bette l%lnterbaltltng lit bin
reideno aeiorat.
Wtuts aus Muatatine.

Mebrcrc oeitide @crcille BADEN Cit
Gpmitc %ernannt, bem es n6liegt, Sic
GorGereitullgen fir Die Sa6rcsieier
cilles @eoddtniBtages ocs Ilrnper-
ems uno bcs @ciangncrcins SIT ars
~ranairen.
Sic oelltidcn Gereine beilldcn ie=
res Sabr Sen GREENWOOD uao Ben
ct. Morp's Srieobof mo brillgelt
bier mebrere Weiallge git G6rcn ihrcr
berltorbenen WitglieOer 5um Gor=|
trag.
Son naditcr @ode an iolcn mic
Ser Die Sllrnltlmoen in ocnl Grogc=
idoB 7bes Iclttidct @alics Ill Ser
Mlllberrp Nnenite lDren Aniaug ne6-
men llllo nlalt gibt iidl Scr Soiinltng
Tin, baB oiele itcts gut bcIudlt mcr=
zen. Sem bieligen Sllrnpcr,in &C.
loren mehrcre befann.e gt6letcn on
ltnb lnall plant, BOB man ii1 ipater
cal mebrercn Sltrn=Ipnrnanlelrtc1 be-
theiliaen Miro. Sic 2ciltna oes
Tllrmlnterrid1ts ioll Gb. MoIis, Dem
friiGercn Sllrnlebrer, u~bcrtragen
| mcroelt.
3lt Scr lettcn benofratiihcn Mais
lcnucriannlung, Die III @rallooiew
a6geholten murbc, bnttcn lid) lltgc=
jia5r $50 Gerionen ein9eIteGt. Gs
mltrben Mcoen BON Nnmolt Serbert
is. Sbontpion llpo Clement 5. @eld
gehalter, oie 1T Ser Smtptiade sic
politiide aoge erlillterten. Sic Mebe
BON ,9lnlualt Sbompion lplrHe nit
,aroDem seifall a%nfaenonmell.
golultp -Synaenieltr S. s. IS @ole=
fob fiinoigte geiterl1 OIL, SOB orl Ia.
Mopcnlher, Nad}mittass bo!5 5iuei
ltbr, Die idriitlidct MnQchote fir
bic Nbtladrung oes @yoming 9iigels
seofillct lpcrSen. 9erielbe ipd BON
1912 SUB OUT ~ IaB abeetragell
meroe,l. Ser @iigel livgt III smeet=
lano Tomnibip an Ser Muscatine=
M%iOptpclicr aoaS.
Sic rle,lc @riide oil Scr 3lpeitcn
EStra6e miro boditmabrideilllid Bis
sllm 10. Nouembcr f~eriiggeItelll lein,
ga Der Gerfebr bonn lei trigct Gage
Ion iiber cine tehlporarc @riide ae=
%leitet mllrbe. oalllit Sic &onitrlifftions=
Mrbeiten fortgeiett msroen fonnen,
StraBcn6a6nen fDnrelt nid]t mebr
ii6er Sic alte griife fa6relh 3ieiel=
ben lper0en ebelfals iibcr Die iempo.
rare Sriitfe J%eleitet lhlo Sic Ga5la.
siere fonl1en lit Overwhelmingly
lteigen, Sic cuff Ser anSercn Seite Sc,
Srilde bereit lte6en.
Sic critic gefanlltiGoft nit SCI
IS6napsilaihe madten 5mei bieiig(
&1labe1, bie no6 atid)t bas Sitter Dor
10 Sabren errcid)t baben. Sbrel
@itsiaaen genraB fanoen iie nieielbt
ltl1o bel6loiien baraltib;;1, iih alt Sen
SlbaIt ocrieIbcn ST. i%tarfet. 81 &lla
ben bcaabe1 iid) i1 Bic Nahe ser 10
gel1aanten uMao Greet SS%l;nglcs'
ltno franfen bier Sen uIltlc(", Sc,
I ibnen ieood) ihledt befolnmen ioIte
90 lie beiOe belpl1btlos Don gpli5ii
: gfi0er altfgeiltllben m;rbcu.
Ser Gean1te mar nidt merig CT
!, %ltauntt, oils CT bci Ser Eatrprlsirnr1!
leines Gcpicrs altf Sic beioen &l1abcl
itieB, bie mllheincno i'm tefItel
lSGlmn1cr lagen. Ger Goiisiit nabn
ieoo6 Sen Itarfen Sdprapsgerltd, bal
t lpoGr llto er fa1o nadl fnr3eut gu
den a,ld) Die Slaidc, Die gum srobte1
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-12
Ncucs aus Moline.

Sdon ipieoer nnroen 5ipci Mrbci-
ter, namlih @arrp Gapiolon mo
&alpb &anieil, Dol, Gas iibernlannt,
oils lie H%eparatnreit an Der @aslci'
tll1tg lit bent @ebdnbe an Ser Gtfe
Der IL. Strabe unb 3. apcttl,e bpr-
.nebmen mpllten. 3as Sos ent,pid
elmer Mobre uttcrbalb eines Telliters
|nno, l,llt ben Sd)aocn 81, rcparirell,
mibten Die Mrbeiter ibren appi ourd)
cine fleite Seffnlulg i%tetfcrl. 81, fur
sur Belt noareit lie beipilBtlos.
Ger BETTER oes @ebdubes, mcld)er
Die ieltidhe Gage ser grbeitcr BE-
merfte, bradte oieielben ms Treie
ltnb erll1dte bie Goli5ei i'm Silfe.
@alo oarauf traf Gin Gllllmotor Elm,
jcOo6 mar elmer ser slrbeitcr bollf
ser tbatfrditiaelt &iIfe polt 4aiialttcn,
miebcr slilh geiuitBfiein gebradjt nor
hch. Ite beiocn Manner wltrocll
barallfbin in bas Staotboipitol ae=
bradlt, icbod, limo lie iu5lpiiNcn mic
Der ais gebeilt aus Der Mnltalt ent-
lallcn moroen.
@ie reae Sic rcplthlifoniid,e aon1-
paalle iii Moline betrienet miro, gebt
Gus Der S6atlade 6ernor, oab Hid)ter
.. Iiet lt1b Staotampalt sal1es
~. Sobnim jih cntjdlloiicn bobcll,
f%pntnenoen Samstoe slbelto Meoell
Inn ngoaltolm shpolhpuie " sit 6aG=
ten, Die in erlter 2irie fit bie Iar=
mer i'm SID Decline 5omnihin ltl1o
Dem benadbarten @ebict beltilnmt
iinb.
IS lit ein aolltite gebiloct moroclt.
meldes Die nabercn Gorbcrcititllger
fir ocn gortrassabeltb %treifen miro.
Sic @cwobncr III bem @c5irf iiaS
idor iiber Die gortrdse belloMridtia1
lporocn ul10 mat crmartct, baB lid
oiclelben alle npasatlig einlteflc1 mcr
Sen.
uGa merben @eiber ST. Spallcl
-. -" bieies ioll in Der bieIigelt Na
I%tioltal 2icorice 6abrif Ser SAL gene
len iein, no Iral 2e11a Montgontcrl
rerbaftet mltroe, nahoent lie lif all
geblib nit Strait Miloreo Mllrpbl
heftia 9eitritten hatte. Sic beioel
5rallen lollen iidl ihon lange MIDI
grim 9elpcien leil1 ltrro lire 6einb
ld)aft erreidltc Sen &obeplllft, lladl
oem 6rar Mltrpbp mgeblih id)led)t
gemerfllngen iibcr ibrc Mitarhciteril
genlad)t batte.
6rau Mol1tgomerp m%nrocsbcs that
lid)en Mngriffs i'm @oli5eiserid)
lhrloig be%fnllben lt,tb oaraltfbin 81
elmer @eloitrafe bon So uao SEN So
ltet oes gerfabrens perurtbeilt. :
Die arDBte pplitiihe gerlanum
lung, pelhe bon meittragelrSer Sc
} oelltltng iein miro, finoet 11ddltct
Sienstag Mbellb mllter Sen Mnipi5ie1
oes repltblifa11iidcn .3entroIfomite
1t11o Der llellgegriil1oeten u&lgbes
! Solrbaltfs Mlliance" inn MpIine gbl
ater ltatt. IS lino bereits Sic I'M
tangreidlfen 8orbereitungell getro1
: fen mpr6en.
SIN bieiem slberto merocn allc &ol
oioaten fir S%taatsan1ter Ncocn ia,
: ten. Ms @allptreoner lit Scr @ol
! perltcursfanOi0at Sol. SSraltf S.2on
oelt altSerforen mprbell. llnter Sc
%attoeren GcOnern, melde i'm SSllterel'
Der repnblifmtiiden Gartei snlprt
d]el1 baltel1 meroen, befinbet lid oil,
Der Md)tbare @iuiom S. Graboh
lpeldber oils aanoioat fir &ongrc
mtftritt.
Die l,ddite @eriammllt,a Sc
@omen's Sugbes Mliance" fino,
, nadlten Jreitag Mbenb linn 8 ltbr
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-12

gbeil lecr luar. Die anabcl1 lultroen
i1 ihrc eltcrlidelt @cbnlrngnn ge=
hradlt. no tie in beoenflldlem 31Itano
DarllicSerliegen.