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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-11-21
HUGHES PLURALITY
IN VERMONT WAS
19,452-OFFICIAL
Secretary of State Canvasses Returns
and Finds That Republican Party
Electors Received Most
Votes.

| The official plurality o. Hughes over
| Wilson in Vermont two weeks ago to-
day was 1882, as shown at the State
House when Secretary of State Guv w.
Bailey canyassed the returns The high
est Hughes elector received 40.250 votes
and the highest Wilson elector had o.
70S 1t was close race between the
Prohibitionists and the Socialists for
third position, the latter winning by SO
votes
The official vote as certified to to-day
by Secretary of State Bailey is as fol-
lows:
j. f. Pollard, Republican. Chester 4o,250
Earl S. Kinsley Republican, Rut-
land ..................... 40,209
Alexander Dunnett, Republican,
st. Johnsbury ....... 40,ls7
John L. Southwick, Republican,
Burlington ................. 40,2l5
Don c. Pollard, Democrat, Caven-
dish Observation-Disclosures. 22,7Os
Frank Carpenter, Democrat, Col.
chester Observation-Disclosures. 22,657
j. +. Lane, Democrat, Bennington 22648
j. R. kirkpatrick. Democrat, New
port Neutrality-suspicious.. 22,655
George c. Tlrall. Prohibitionist,
Rutland Observation-Disclosures. 700
George S. Wood, Prohibitionist,
Pawlet ,.......... 7o5
Andrew Aitken, Prohbitionist,
Newbury NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 70l
George Maker, Prohibitionst,
Barre Observation-Disclosures. 7o3
John Spargo, Socialist, Old Ben
nington Observation-Disclosures. 79s
Fred W. Suitor Socialist. Barre. 1893
Isaac Z. Springer, Socialist, North
Hartland observation-disclosures. 1893
John T. Callaghan, Socialist,
Barre Observation-Disclosures. 7o6
........,-......... 10
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-11-21
SWISS WILL REFUSE
POLAND RECOGNITION
Dispatch Says that Neutral Country Will
Ignore the Action of Germany in
Creating New Kingdom.

Paris, Nov. 2l,-The Swiss government
has decided not to recognize the newly
created kingdom of Poland according TO
to Swiss dispatch to the Radio agency.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-11-21
RUMANIANS RETIRE
To Filliash, 40 Miles to Northwest of
Craiova.

Petrograd, Nov. 2l-Rumanian forces
in southwestern Rumania have retired in
the face of Austro-German attacks to
the region of Filliash, 40 miles to the
northwest of Craiova, according to the
war department.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-11-21
WAS NOT A BEAR
But Was Mistaken for One and Was
Killed.

Millinockct. Ne. Nov. 2l.-Daniel Car
rigan, 90, Of this town, was shot and
killed yesterday by Elias Simon. wood
shopper. who mistook him for bear.
Carrigan is survived by his wife and
three children.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-11-21
TEUTONS REPULSE
COUNTER-ATTACKS
AT CAMPULUNG
Berlin Statement Says Efforts of Rus
slams Were of No Avail and Teu-
tons Are Now Before Craiova.

Berlin (via wirelessl, Nov. 2l.-Ger-
man and Austro Hungarian troops in
vading Rumania repulsed several attacks
by Russian troops north of Campulung
last night, statement says. Teutonic
troops are now before Craiova.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-11-21
Cali to National Banks.

Washington, ID. G.. Nov. 2l-The comp
troller of the currency to-day issued
call for a statement Of the conditions OF
all national banks at the close Of bust
ness on Nov. IL.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-11-21

Using a warm iron when cutting out
clothing viii do away with pins and
weights on tissue paper patterns. lay
the pattern on the material and press It
lightly with a warm iron. The pattern
viii cling to the eloth.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-17
POLICE JUDGE EXPLAINS
ACTION IN CHEFA CASE

Police Magistrate Monsarrat denies
that he in any way subyerted Justice
in the case of KagaWa, Japanese ac-
cused OF assisting and maintaining"
a chefa bank The prosecution was
unable to produce sufficient evidence
on which to convict Kagawa of tn
charge, but they could prove that he
had tickets in his possession. SO tIiey
themselves made another charge
against the man rather than let him
go free / imposed prohibitiye fine
of $3.50 against him, and the fact of
the matter is that had to release him
on his own recognizance, as he is a
poor man with family of four, to en-
able him to raise the amount among
his friends. rae fine isn't paid yet.
The court cant change the charge
against man, and it's malicious to
say that he does so. Let these PER-
sons come into police court and hear
all the facts before they condemn" de-
clared The judge
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-17
R. I. right To
HAUL FREIGHTS
IS NOT SETTLED

Charter rights of the Honolulu Rap.
i'd Transit and Land Company do not
definitely give it the power to carry
freight, nor to deal in crushed rock,
yet 1t is engaging in both Of these
lines of business. This matter, long
a subject for comment was revived
again at recent meeting of
the board of supervisors. The question
arose in the course of report on the
action of special committee, of
which Supervisor Hatch is a member,
in settling differences between the
city and Rapid Transit company con-
corning its right to tear up Allen
street and lay spur tracks to the pier
under construction by the Lord Young
Engineering Company for the terri
tory.
At the conclusion Of his report, in
which he said the question had been
settled amicably, Mr.. Hatch declared:
The committee had no occasion to go
into the question Of the right of the
street railroad company, under its
charter, to engage In the business of
selling crushed rock, and does not
commit the board Of supervisors to
any view on that question
In the informal discussion following
the adoption Of his report he said that
the transit company was chartered as
a common carrier of passengers, but
that as far as he had been able to
ascertain there was no provision in
its charter that gave it the right to
act as a common carrier of freight.
Not that doubt that it is a good
thing for the community that It is en-
gagged IN that business he stated. 1T
would be well If that provision was
contained in its charter, for then it
would be possible to get rock and
other freight carried through the
streets of the city by rail at, fixed
rates which would be much lower
than those now prevailing.
The spur track over which the diff
ficulties arose has been laid to enable
the street car company to transport
crushed rock to the pier under con-
struction Another spur for which
the board granted permission is to
lead into the grounds of G. w. Case
behring's residence now building at
Waikiki and viii be used for the
transportation of building materials.
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-17
DR.. SINCLAIR WILL
STUDY TREATMENTS
OF TUBERCUL 0SIS

DIR. A. N. Sinclair. director of the
anti-tuberculosis bureau Of the Board
of Health, will leave for the mainland
on April % on his way to Washing
ton, d. c., where he will attend the
annual convention of the American
Society of Immunol0gists of which he
is a member. He will visit Chicago,
New York and other cities to make a
study of X-ray and other treatments
and diagnoses of tuberculosis. Upon
his return to Honolulu the X-ray sys-
tenn Of treating tuberculosis will be
established in Leahi Home.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-17
JAP ANESE Send
president PLEA
ONBURNEII BILL

About 900 japanese, a much less
number than had been expected, at
tended the mass meeting last night
at the Asahi theater called to present
a memorial, addressed TO President
Wilson. against the Burnett immigra-
ton bill.
DR.. G. Negore, president of the Japa-
nese Association of Hawaii, presided.
and there were several speakers, not
all of whom favored sending the mem
orial now The first speaker, T. Hata,
urged careful consideration, pointing
to the Japanese school question in
California and other matters as in
stances of issues which might cause
trouble. He also spoke Of the Califor.
MIA land law.
T. Kimura, the second speaker, for
mer editor of the Hawaii Hochi. ex-
planned what the Japanese Association
has done since its organization. Secre-
tary Matsuzawa of the Japanese Y. NJ.
c. A. urged that the Japanese in the
United States AmerieaniZes them.
selves, as prerequisite to the full en-
joyment of American rights. Rev. E.
Ito. Buddhist priest, spoke of the love
which America has for liberty and
freedom and hoped that President Will
son would find the Burnett bill against
these ideals and would veto it.
After the speeches cablegram was
sent to President Wilson in the name
of the Japanese Association, and the
memorial, also protesting against the
Burnett bill and explaining the pro-
test in full, was ordered by vote to
be forwarded in the next mail
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-17
GURREY Is NEW HEAD
OF CALIFORNIA CLUB

A. R. Gurrey, Jr., was elected pre-
sident of the University of California
Club of Hawaii at meeting held last
Wednesday night at the University
Club. Huron K. Ashford was chosen
as yice-president, and f. s. McGrew,
secretary-treasurer. After the business
session the party of IA members re-
called themselves at a banquet The
total membership of the organization
is, 30.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-17
WANTS WARM PLACE.

Corporal A. Satin is somewhere in
France serving with the British army.
In q letter to the Hawaii Promotion
Committee he states that he wants to
90 to a warm place and wants to have
some information on Hawaii. He is at
present on the firing line.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-17

The United States torpedo boat de-
stroyer Jacob Jones is IN quarantine
at Tampa, Fla. A negro mess boy on
the ship contracted smallpox at Key
West, Fla.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-17
PERSONALITIES

MRS. GEORGE H. MIRANDA re-
turned to Honolulu from Kauai in the
steamer Mauna Loa yesterday. She
visited three weeks on the Garden
Island.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-17
UiI53:E!!'

Program beginning 1850 p. n. until
p. m.
Evening (tow showsl, $50 and $3.50
SPECIAL PROGRAM FOR TODAY
AND EVENING
Jane Eyre" dhree-part drama). Bio
graph
"The Rustic of Skirt comedy,
Victor.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-17

Y. M. C. A. Cafeteria. A good place
to eat. The best Of food, well pre-
pared. A cool and attractive dining
room,-Adv.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-17
PINEAPPLEM MEN
OF MAUI Think
OUTLOOK BETTER

4 =
Especial Star. Bulletin Correspondence
WAILUKU, April IA feeling Of
optimism exists just now in the pine
apple district, owing to the prospect
of much better prices for the product
during the next year. 1t is reported
that a number of recent sales made
by local packers have been at mark
ed advance and the companies ex-
pect the demand to result in still bet
ter figaresse The growers have been
assured of not less than SIS per ton
for the present seasons crop. and a
form CT contract is being considered
which. it is believed. will be fair to
both packer and grower. A special
meeting of the Haiku Farmers Assoc
c.ation was held last night at the
Kuiaha school house to discuss the
natter, the result of which will prob:
ably be that most of the homestead
ers will accept the contracts and plant
more or less extensively this year.
The contracts win be for a period of
four years, or the period of one plant
ing.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-17

The public utilities board has an
nounced that it will investigate the
affairs of the Island Electric Com
pany, the Lahaina Electric Company
and the Maui Telephone Company at
public meeting to begin at 8 o'clock
on Monday morning, May Is. at the
Wailuku Town Hail. The public is
invited to attend and to present ally
complaints or suggestions it may have
to offer.
For the purpose of raising fund
to defray the cost of necessary instru-
ments, the recently organized Lahaina
band is planning to give concert
and entertainment at the Pioneer.
tn, alter on Saturday, May 6. The band
is already making very good music
under the direction of Director Lowell
X. Kapau, but is working under the
handicap of insufficient instrument
and of not owning those that it IS
using.
The people OF Lahajna are much in
terestcd in seeing that the band IS
made success and to that end have
formed an association which will have
the direction of the property and
finances of the musicians. The fol-
lowing officers have been chosen for
this association: l.. WeinZheimer,
president; John Pierce yiee-presi.
dent; J.. NJ. Ambrose, secretary; F. N.
Lufkin, treasurer; w. FL. Young, au-
ditor; Edward Waiahole. Antoine Fur
tado, c. X. Farde and George Free
land, directors.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-04
Mepnblifamiidle sitmma.

ssll elmer allt Wfittpod Mbcno i'm
reMtblifalliidjcll SorlptQllartier IN
$50. 205 NlltllaM @ebGl1oe abgebal=
tencn Sitllng Der .rep1blifanild elt
standardization mtroc S. Geeo
Cane sum &oriibcr nllo Scon steber=
gall sum Sefrctar oes ltaotilden &oz
mites crpablt. Gus &omite mllr6e
Darallf permanent organiiirt. Is Der
Is ita0tiidel1 Gresinfte apare1 bet
tretc1.
Smnobl Or. Mabell mic SEER 6.
g. strltplo mobnten Der &erlamnl=
l1tng bel. @err Mrnolo madte Oie
@e1l1erfrlrg, oaB ct 81. Raben BET
I ser fontmen0en Sta0ttpabl unterlti-
zen miirOe. Gorliter Sane Fat oas
folgelbe Sinan5fomite %erna1nt:
SSobt 3oller, g. g. M0ler, Saul Me-
Der, S. s. @aa nno %. 6. 4eteriet.
Sel1te Morgel1 Inn eli l1br mer0en
iid Die in Der Grimartpabl erfpabl=
ten &anoioaten in 6en1 @ebauoe ser
republifanii6en 3eitullg CUR Soft
beatio11, e%infiltOett, nm Die no6 matt
aelllOen Soften ol1rh &anoioate11 81
beiesen. Die eigentli6e &onbentio1t
miro 1pabrlGeilllih erit am %. Mar5
a6gebalten mer0er.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-04
ainbcrmasfenbaG Scr 5reicn 9ent=
ldlem SdMlgcmcinbe.

Sel1te geadmittag miro lit ser
Iltr11balle Der Iapeltport 3urr1=
gemeiltoe ser &inoer=M osfen6aG
Der 6reien 9euti6en gdp1lge-
mei110e ltattfinoe11. Set gin=
tritt betragt nun 10 Gents pro Ser
ion. Ser Masfelrban fangt INN 5tpei
l16r Nadmittags on 1tnb oal,ert bis
ieds l1br slbenbs. Ios Strange
mentsfomite beitebt aus 6ral Scar
tin Sil6erl ITEM, Sralt Mgnes Weonta-
nus, 5raulein Mlrpi1le 9oblmann nro
ben Serren Girls. @oettig nno Ml-
bert Sanien.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-04
@ebr-Salfsmarfem
3llm @etrage BON eir1em Gent in SET
Gei6afts1telle 0ieIer Seitung.

Ser 8erfauf Der @ebr=@iilfsmar<
Fen sum 8etrage bon einem Sent IN
Der @eiddftsitele biei er 3eitung
madt erfrel1Iide 6ortldritte, un6
apenl1 alth bereits biele Morfe1t ber-
falrft tporoen iinb, 10 fnt ser Ser
9emofrat" bod einen @orratb bon
mebreren tauienb Marfen, lobnB ale
@eltealngen porerit 1loh arsgefubrt
per0en fornen.
Die fiinltlerii6 e~earbeiteten Mor-
fen nit benz auforlld Scr @eintotb
9Sotb, l6aff id Brot" lalien iid) in
manlligfader @eiie al,f 8riefen, 9a=
deten nnS SIT @eide11fen n%ertpenoen.
Sic Mforfen iilto 5llnt 9reiie bon MIR
elltem Gent per Stiid in Ser Sc
lfaftsitelle bieier 3eitlrng erbaltlid).
Gin leoer Gent forrn1t ben Notblei=
oenoen in 3el1tld)lanb 81 Bl1te, 50
Oas aus angelebenen ELECTROMAGNETIC
niide1 @eldaftsleltten ~beltebenoe So
mite fiir feline Weiibemaltutg in fei=
rer @eiie entidaoigt miro. glllo
nodJmals: Ser Seinlatb 9ept5, idafj
i1 9rot."
Or. Safer, 3ab,,ar5t, Mbitofer
Bl1lotng. Wn5.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-04
&artcnipielnnter Ser
.. 8. q.
y =. U.

Die 9amenieftion ser 9obenport
Sltrt1gemeirt0e miro am morgigen
sonntag ibre regelmabige &arten-
MISUNDERSTANDING in ben fleinen SG-
len Ser Iurnballe abbalten. @ie
lblih, miro nod oem &artenlpiel -
Mamld, 500, Sfot uno Gin6 -
Sunb ierpirt meroelt. Gin gemutb-
liber 5an5, Der ieinen Mbl6l1lB Inn
Die observation-disclosures finbet. folg1
benz &artenipiel. Ser @i11tritt be.
tragt MIR % Gents pro gerion. Sos
aomite beitebt aus Ben folgenOen So
men: SSrau No. 5dmi6t, @oriiberin
5rau 6. Otto, 6rau 81. Ioeot, Sral
IS. $. @aloma1n, 6ral1 Otto @d
barOt, 5rau 81. Moeler, 5ral1 8
gerg, 5rau s. g. Snpoer, 5rm1 So
grosfe, SRI. Gotta @arnfen, SRI
slntonie gerg, SRI. Sole 2eele, SRI
Beatrice gladfpeu, Sri. 2l1oo Sep
per.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-04
@asner ber5idJtct 81 @nniten boa
Mhpbcs.

&iilfs-G olnltpaitbitor SsoiepD Was-
lter bot oils &aitobat fir Dos Mttt bes
5taotclerfs allf bent repl1blifaniIden
@abl5ettel SIT 8ltnlten bon &obert 6.
&bobes per5id)tet. Serr MboOes lit
gleidfaus &anbioat fir bas glnt 6es
5taotclerfs. Sn eir,eirr Sdreiben
oaltft SEER @aguer ieinen Srerioel,
fiir beren liberale llnteritiitrltg 1lt0
erllldt lie, Serr1t Mbooes lit gleid,er
@eile SIT mnterltiitett.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-04
ASnnerboIb Mp@enfr.if

Snner1nlb ODE rtt
bot bic tanaDij9e pflegerin ,Jranz
ces Glbribse, bic III Der 9eobad=
.angsabteilnng fir 5tdten i'm
G%taotbofpital in Mepart, q. s.,
anseiteIt lit, bic rnangenebme @nt=
heduns gema9t, bob es aud rabiate
&tante sibt. Dor einigen Sage,1
lpurbe bic pflegerit bon elmer go.
iientin III ben linten Mrtr sebiHen.
Sic lieb lid perbinben unb blieh
i'm 0ienft. 3nei Sage fpGter lit
lie Mdrtertn, pel6e 1i9 git threr
Musbilbung III bent Rrantenboa!e
duf6d1t, bon elmer &ranten mil
e;nem 5uBtritt regaliert porben.
SRI. glbribge batte fi@ i'm peraar-
senen CONNER elmer 8ltnbbarms
operation sl rntersieben., Mnl@ei:
renb lit bur9 ben 6lbtritt bic ppe<
'iiertt @teGe setroffen porben, benn
bic gfleserin bat- ii@ frant melben
mi1en unb liest nun felbit als 9a~
tientin I'M @%tabtboipital. 8is jebt
fat fid nod nidt, feftftellen lafIen.
pb ernitltde &omplitationen gu Be-
furdten iinb.
Rann Mderbau S1eorie
DIS Sell zines alIgemeinen miI1enz
faaftlihet aurfss selebrt perbena
9as TT bic 5rase, Sic Cornell College
our9 ei1et1 I'M 1tdditen @eme1ter eirz.
aui9atter0en Aurfus bon prpfeiIor
@ltier S. Got, BET in gbrfcn ltilD
Nhle5 ssabuiert tat, in btiages peM
5inne 81 beantiportet unternnmmea
bat, Mdbrenb es piele Snltitutionssr
gibt; III lpelden Die MderbuumiIenz
selebrt miro, lit bies, glaubt
MON; Der etite 8erild, einen aurIlts
in Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENT gum Sell
elmer Gr5ie6nng in liberalen WiKenz
..14aften gu MAIDEN, an meldSr piele
iunge 2eute teilnebmen, Die niht Die
Mb1i4t baben, ben 8erllf eines 2anoz
' tpirtes gu ergreifen. SIS 1T bic Mbs
fi4t bes neuen aurfus in Cornell,
feline tednif9en, ionbern ipiKenIhafts
lide 5Renntnii1e Der srullolegenben
prin5ipie1t bes fMderbaues, etnihlieBz
ltd ieiner 0tonomif4en Wiatigfeit,
ben @tuoenten bei5ubrinsen. @obalo
es befannt ipuroe, bob elm FOLDER
aurfus eingefibrt sperben peroe,
ordngten iid bic 5tlloenten our Ste
gtitrierung fir benielben.
MIs er au Sem Mntano
lob, slitt auf Der SSaeb Der Bel gri=
bib, .Wis., onidhtse 5armer Soiepb
Stpdt bpm 8oumitumpf, uno babel
entslitt tim fem @etpebr un0 entluO
ii9. 9ie 2aoung brang benz Mann
in OiD redte Settle. @r itarb, ebe
ihm dr5tlide 9ilfe auteil nerben
tonnte. Stodi nor 38 Sabre alt.
Muf Der Sagb auf Milbz
1aben fono Sofef popers aug Sa3
como, 8afb., ben Sob. ST bate
fh nit Charles @taner aus M1b<
ferb in ben 8uj9 begeben, err
Nantte bnrt unb par nidt mebr
fdbia nod Mibforb 5uriidautebren
gr itarb ettpa 6 Mei1en bon M1bz
iorb, pobin 5toner nm Si1fe elite.
Der S@nee, in benz Staner Die
set6e bes 5rsunbes suriidlteb, mon
lnebrere SUB tief. Die 2eide ipur.
sc BON ben BON Stpner gerufener
Geuter nod Mfbforb inns bon Dor
nod Sacoma CUR 9eItattuns &C.
f1a@t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-04
Bic gabpe@ ude.

SIT Ncn er0bcren lrnb fleillcren
Staetrl1 oes 2altoes miro bon beltte
bis sum- llddNten Sonlabenh cine
gabp=3pdc neralltaltet mer0en.
Turd) Die Ibnabnle Der @eb,lrten,
Die iid' in allen &1lltltrlanoern bon
Sabr SIT Sabr itarfer betllerfbar
madlt, lit man 5lt Ser @rten1tniB &C.
lalgt, Die Sterblidyfcit ulter ben
Sangliuge1t 5lt perminocr,. Ieutlh=
lano bat altf oieielm @cbiete oie err
item Sdmitte getban lulb sic groBten
grfolae e%rsielt. Seit Sen 40 Sabren
frieoIider grbeit, bic es SIR @eIt=
nlad)t erbobelt, betrlte Ser @ebl1rtell=
iiberidub inn oelltid)el1 &eid,e iiber
Die Sterbefaae i1hrlih 500 1000,
lpabrel1o er III 6ratfreid) ollf eillent
Nreal Don aleid|er @rDBe. auf 1O0,=
600 reol15irt mtrce. Iie erobte
Sterblidfeit l1llter Ben &inoern fin-
Oct man IN Gl1blal1b, oas idbrlid eli
l1en @epolferutssiiberidyuB bon 5lpei
Millinl1e1 altf5umeiien bat. &ol,
bnl1oert ainoern iterbeln I'M ~eritell
Sabre oreibig. 3ie &alfte aller Slit
Der 1tirbt BORT por ben1 ppllenbctem
filnften %aebensiabre. @te bas Ser
halt1ib i1t rnlierer glorreid,en Mepll=
.blif lit, ooriiber iteben ults feline ee=
llaltelt ltatiltild1en Gl1ellcl1 sur Ser
fllallng. Iab man aber altd, bier be-
ltrebt lit, Nas 1pertbpollitc @lt ser
9tation SIT nermcbreit luto SIT erbal=
ten, oafiir ipred)en Die @eitreblingel,
Der &inoerlpoblfabrts=@ elellidaften
Die IN allen Stabte1 bes 2anbes leit
'oet letelt SSSnbren e~ntltanoen iil1o.
1ielelbcn bahert mobI al,d bie iogc=
lta11nte 9abp=@ohe ms 2eben gerl1-
ten, Die mir ipabrenb Sic let Gage III
Davenport feicrn iollen.
Gle @ode miro NIT &ortraget,
@orfiibrnngell, @rldltterllnger1 llilp.
bcgal1gen merOen. Sral,e,n, sic feline
&inoer babelt ltl1b alt6 feline pollen,
meroen Milttern er5dblen, mie 1ie if
re &itloer altf5nbringen 111,o sl err
5iebelt baben.
Sic gr0Bte 3abl ser @ebl,rten fill=
Oct man IN lmierer Stobt unter bert
fremOgeborenen neutrality-suspicious.
ten 11no Die geringlte 3abl inter oen1
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. poer bem
Multerbitrgertbnn1, bas am ltarfltcn
fir Die geidranfln1g Der ginpanoe-
rl1ng ifmarmt. sluBer Sen @ortrG=
gen, bic bon aler5ten uno anberen Be-
rafliden Gerionen ilber Die @ffege
Ser 5a1glinge uto sic J6roerung
Der @eiltnobeit ser &i1toer gebaltet
meroel1, iollen al1h sic @robleme ser
gr5iebnng Der r%eiferen sSl1geno be-
lprod]elt peroen. 9aol1rb tperoert
6ragen allfgetporfen meroert, pie ).
9. Die Nnsiid1ten sur grringl1ng Der
Selbltltalloisfeit BON S~iinglinger
r11o Sl1ngftanel1, nadybem Tie Sic
5d]1le b~erlaiIen babe1. @eld}e 9in=
%oerniile ibnen sur grlang1,ng elmer
ibren 9egabungelt entipredenoer1
,Stellnng inn @ege iteben. Sic Se,
authorizing oieier Sragen miro
balptlad)iid Oaourh %erldppert, neil
Die amerifanilhen &ir1ber nid)t sum
@e6orlm er5oeerr, nidjt 5l1r @flidt=
trelte %angebaltel1 meroe1t, 1i6 feinen
Gegelt rt1terlperfen molIen nno lelblf
Weabnmorte Ser @ltern NIT @obn
able6nen. Die gr5icbung Sl1rgame=
rifas lit ems ser idppieriglten Gro=
blen1e oes @anbes, ullo mir boffen
5ltperiidtlid, baB alls Ser 8obD=@o
de greifbare 8eil1ltate altf bem Sc
biete Der Sugen0pflege erluadyen
meroen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-04
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tperben5ur& 9au1pf gut anb bt1tS Ses
reinigt. - 8ettibersise tuerber setuaa
ideit uni senabt, iatpte Matrrt.n ut
a~nssebeFert
Sars @asner, lib tueitI. 3 ST..
Datennort. sSeua.