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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-23
RieFenberlufe

GrleiScn bic alliirteH ipieSer in ben
blutisen SGmpfen on Der SOmme.
Sransuien erreidsn nit ibren se'uai'
tigen Wenid)euOpferu abiolut
nidts.
sic bifcn oielmcfr eruberte s6hten'
eraben sluiiaen Siades nHo
Ga @aiionette tuieoer ein.
Serlieren aufcrocm Srei SI'',iere nuo
172 Mann an 8efungensn nno
fiini Maidiuengeidjiise.
gei 8neuoeepurt iuerben Die anfnr'
meuoen GnalGnber prompt
snriidseidllasen.
G;eriuaeu gortbeiI errinsen iis BET
@rauSeOurt nnS Hgs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-23
Jn,a.er freher

Werben bic 4lIiirtsn nit ibrtn Jorbss
r,inssn grie&enIanb seseniibtr.
Gorbsrn werIesuns Der sriedifden
Sruppen unb QlusIieftrtns Der
Wuniiionsporrdtbe.
aonbon. %. OitDber. - Der
Forrsfponbsnt bes 0aeutsr'i4en 8u,
ssauS ~ slthn sui4tst sab isiisas
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-23
MetterberiMt.

Stir Sbio: G80nes Wetter AM
Wtnntas; lptuler Reeen IN Der VaHt
pber am NieHiius; GIterss Msttsr auI
.Dienjno.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-23

5at JsIbmaridaa bon Wadenfen In
Der Do6rnbfd,a iiber bic R,siIen
unb Numansn errunaen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-23
Rieberfase

Wurbe ben RuHen BON ben 5ruppsn
Der Wsrb:;nbetsn in GaIisien bsis
Oebradt,
Runmsbr babsn bic RuTsn nur nod
Elm sans .leinea Gtbist am iueit.
lidxu llfsr bes gsdrdputa Gluf'
fss I'm 9efiB.
Gis biib.sn 8 Offisiere unb TAG
Wannf6aitsn an 0sfanssnen Elm,
- -
9erlin. 20. Sstobsz. auf braht'
toism @sos aa& srsRiut; I'm Ganss
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-05

My prices are the lowest when au.I-
the city. DR.. Vaughan. 307 7th ST. M. w.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-05
TROUSERS SALE
PROVIDES TRfMEN.
DOUS BARGAINS
FriedIander's Special Sale
ECIipses All Former
Sales Records.

The eyes OF Washington men who
are judges OF values are directed to-
ward the store of Friedlander Bros.
428 Ninth street northwest. where
there is now in progress one of the
most remarkable sales of Trousers
ever held In the National Capital.
Notwithstanding the increased cost
OF materials and labor and the dye
shortage, the prices which govern this
sale are even lower than those which
prevailed when conditions were nor
NAL.
These are the special prices which
prevail during this sale; Trousers
worth up to $500. now $1.98; trousers
worth up to 1918, now $2.46; trousers
worth up to $500, now $3.l5; trousers
worth up to $500, now $3.98.
Almost any odd coat can be accurate
ly matched In a pair of these trousers,
giving what Is practically a new suit
at less than the cost of the trousers
alone.
The fabrics include worsteds, cassi-
meres. cheviots, blue and gray serges,
etc; in fact all wanted and sea- SON
able materials. Every size Is to be
found In the lot as we'll as every
weave.
These bargains are so unusual that
Il is doubtful II this sale can last much
longer. hence II Is imperative that men
who desire to proft by them should
be prompt, Make a note OF the name
and address-Friedlander Bros, I2S
Ninth street northwest.-Advt
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-05
Postoffice and Agriculture De-
partments to Send Big Con.
tingents.
Assignments at the Rifle
Range for Tomorrow
High School Cadets.
George Washington University,
10 (2).

The Postoffice Department and the
Department OF Agriculture are each
represented on the rife range at Win
throp today by the largest contingents
that have yet been sent out by civilian
rifle clubs of the city.
Zach department promised to have
100 men and ten targets have been re-
served for each department The Mill
tary Service Legion experts are again
in evidence today. In, legion WY
meet next week. when the matter OF
rifle practice will oc given thorough
investigation and an effort will be
made to place an instructor In rire
practice at the command of the Ma
tional Rifle Association for each day
the range is opened.
A new supply OF krag rifles has been
received at the range for the civilian
clubs OF the District, and the krag
carbines belonging TO tn. high schools
OF this city will DC returned to them.
There will be no shortage of rifles at
the range, and the civilians will find
that tho heavier guns that have been
Issued will not have so much "kick'
to them as the lighter carbines that
have been used.
The Department of Agriculture was
represented on the range yesterday by
two clubs and the Army and Navy
Union by one. The Army and Navy
Union Qualified three men in maya
zine fire. These were l., A. Costigan.
The following qualified at slow and
ma ia zine fire.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-05

Phone Your Want AID to The Timea
Main $3.50.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-05
Certificates of Suicide
In Two Shooting Cases

Coroner hewitt today issued certih-
Gates of death by suicide in the cases Of
Daniel Goodman. twenty-five. OF 1216
Seventh street northwest. and Philip
Morris. an inmate Of Soldiers Home.
who shot themselves yesterday.
Goodman was a roomer at the Seventh
street address. and had only been living
there few days. He shot himself while
in his room and died in the Emergency
ambulance. The police are trying to
communicate with the mans relatives.
Morris was nifty years old. He came
to this country from Ireland. and served
In the regular army for several enlist
ments. He shot himself while in the
King building al the home. dying in
stantly. Morris. according to the au-
thoritles at the home. had no relatives.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-05
Hope for Clear Skies
For May Festival Today

1t the weather does not clear by 4
o'clock this afternoon. the May fes-
tival OF gymnastic work scheduled for
the Friends School Country Club for
$3.50 will be held Monday.
Preparations have been made to
carry out the program today. however,
II II Ia possible to do so. The COM
mittee Will make an inspection OF the
grounds at the latest possible moment
to determine whether the dances and
gymnAstic exhibitions can be given.
been organized to attend the festival.
Special arrangements have been made
to provide these parties with places
where their suppers can be served.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-05
Students Will Discuss i
Literacy Test for Aliens

The intercollegiate debate between
George WASHINGTON and Catholic Uni.
versitics will be held tomorrow night
The question will he: "Uesoived. That
immigration 10 the Jrned States
should be further restricted by tile ms
nc eition OF llterncy test
The affirmative will oe upheld by
Thomas r. o'Connor, and Martin A..
Hunt, Of tho Catholic University. The
negative side VIII bc presented by III:
W. Cornell. e. T. nurtor, Fuller Pgad
law students Of George Washington
University.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-05
Retail Grocers' Union
Entertains Its Leader

The Washington branch Of the Ma
tionai Association Of Retail Grocers OF
the United states was host last night
to the national president, Frank B.
Connolly, San Francisco, at It's quart
ars, a2J ID street northwest. j. Fray
shaw, IT.. president of the local branch
Mi. Connolly urged the members 10
support the Stevens bill, now pending
before Congress, witch IL designed 10
protect retail gIocers.
A delegation Of merchants from bos-
ton, en- roato 10 New Orleans TO at
tend the national convention. also were
Hucetg.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-05
LOCAL MENTION.

One of the Greatest Events In the
history of the motion picture art u be-
ing presented at the Casino Theater this
week. where Russia's dancer, Anna Paw
Iowa. Is appearing on the screen in q
massive spectacle entitled The Dumb
Girl Of Port.ci"
Although the stage stars are capitu-
lating to the motion picture screen al
most daily. one may not name one ce-
lebrlty who has so far been enticed from
the speaking stage who 10 in q class
with Anna Pavlowa. None Of the IA
nous singers. such as Geraldine Farrar.
can bring to the screen all Of their gifts,
such as gave them fame. The voice
OF the diva cannot be heard In a mo-
ton picture theater. but in the case Of
Anna Pavlowa, she not only brings all
Of her consummate artistry to the
screen, but she reveals herself as the
greatest living dancer as the greatest
living exponent Of pantomime. and as
the greatest actress as we'll. Those who
have idolized Pavlowa at the Metropoli-
tan Opera House. and who paid IS q
seat for the privilege will see a far
greater Pavlowa when they witness her
triumph in the screen spectacle based
on Auber's "Masaniello."
A riot OF laughter--ChnpIin in The
Masquerade" Va. today. Home OF
Charley. sc.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-05

Quickest Service to Baltimore.
Baltimore a Ohio Every hour on the
hour" $50 Saturdays and Sundays,
other days Sis round trip.-Advt.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-05
MISS PAULINE M. FLOYD.
HARRY N. FOSS.

The freshman class OF the Washing
ton College Of Law will debate the
question Resolved. That military in
struction should be given in American
colleges and universities" on, Saturday
evening. The debate will be at Business
High School assembly hall, at 8 o'clock
Dancing will follow. On the affirmative
are Harry n. Foss. Miss Cora l.. Kelley.
and Michael Mussman. and on the mega
tive are Otto b. Roepke, Pearl Mccall.
and Pauline NJ Floyd. Invitations have
been sent out by members Of the class
There will be refreshments.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-05

s1.O0 Harpers Ferry, t1.25 winches-
ter and return, Baltimore and Ohio from
Union Station, 500 a. m. Sunday. May Z.
--Advt.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-05

Name. Club.
Delight, A. n y.
Stroll, Agri. r. NJ
jenkins. A. a. n.
Henderson. A. &
Rush. A. & n. u
Mcclure. Agri. F.
Lund. A. a n. L
Wine. State Dept.
Mitchell, A. a n.
Bum. A. a N. II
Downes. Asri. Pu
Grim. A. a n. u
osterman. A. & n
lnge. A. q n. III
Calls. Agri. +. NJ
Cuddman, Agri. e
Callahan. A. a N
Reynolds. Agri. !
Mays. A. a n. "
Hunter. Agri. Oh,
Oslage. Agri. Che
Holman. Agri. CT
whelptond, Agri.
Kephart. Agri. #.
Albright. A. & n.
Lake. A. q n. Cr
Stevenson. Agrl.
Schwab. Agri. F.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-17
2entid)es sbeater.
Ser 81 abenpater t.

Ser fomneroe gonl,tog int 1eut=
1den Sbeoter Gurner Spernbaus)
bringt ei1en Ser llItigiten Shpal1fe.
Sic beioe1t Mlltorel1 oiel les Stiicfes
baben es perltanoen, trob aller So
milf 0em Stiid cine &anolunq at oe=
ben. Ser 3uldauer fofnmt tbatiqdz
lid nidlt aus Oem 2aden ferrous.
Sic Spielleitung bes Mben0s belorgt
&l1rt @orib.
llntenitebeno Die @eletung oes
tStiides:
@il)elm @elrenoorf al1rt @orit
Moelbeio, Ieine Srau. 2ol1iie griifner
Stora, Deren Sodter
Mortba @antberg
3enfert, SparfaIien=& enbont
SSan1es 9riid1e1
Charlotte, ieine 6rau Marie aral1s
M6ooell, Wtajor a. D.gSiap Waiblba1
Bilela, feline Irau. W}argoretbe Iaral
Sal1s, beioer Sobn Ssfar @ofnlanr
Clara, I%ienitmaoden
Bertha Genelel
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-17
55rnns6idde sSpttnamen lit @clt.
frieac. 8ffpF i39

n oas gsrsiia ser arisgsaus.
briide. pc in Sen 3ioili{tenz nuno Miz
|Iitdrtreiisn ser i'm Sample befinOli5
S9en d11er anmdhli9 esi1le. .eigen:
.a9rieggsipEadeI gu. bilOen geipiinnen, seeSl
b6ren dua Die pielen 5pottausoriide
uno @piBnamen, Die befonoers in
5rantret@ rei6lid segsn Sic perbaB-
ten u8o4es" geprdst muroen. Die
Musbriide uno itebeno gefporoenen
Meoepenoungen 0ieier Nrt ftno nur
gum Sell neuen nrlprungs. Sm
Melttriege entitanben ftn6 ote Musz
bride r9unnen" uno o8arbaren".
nit oenen b%eipnoers bic @ngldnber
Die 9euti@en gu beebren beliebten; al
teren 9atums un0 barmlo1erer Mrt
iino fran5Diif4e 8e5ei9nungen ME
.@auerfruutef1er". Die fiinf Singer
Der 9aI1o tperoen NIT einem fran3D.
iii9en 8oltsausorud als .oeutI6sr
aammA beoei6net. Mnoere Musbriifz
te iino ur1priinslih peoer aus SOP,
nod Spott gegen 9euti6lano entitanz
Gen. 90 be3iebt itd Sic @ebensart
June quereue o'Naemano", mos iopiel
pie einen bonn 3aun lgebro@enen
Streit b%eoeutet, in ibrem urIpruns
nidt auf bic Deutiden, ionbern auf
Elm altes fron5Diil9es @ei9ledt
D'Mlemanb, 0as negen ieiner Streitz
Iu6t befanut mar. Man9e Musbride
iino auf grinnerunsen 3urid3ufiibz
rem. bic fir Sic 9eutf9en eber Nnz
~ertennung beoeuten. go ma9te sic
56lagfraft Der 8oDern i'm &riege
1870 auf oie Jran3oisn 10 itarten
ginbrud, bab Ser Musbrud .i'ai
attrappe I'm babarpis" gebrdu9li@
lpurbe, pas niht ettpa beiBt: sd
babe einen 8apern gefangen genomz
men" fonoern: uSS9 babe einen &olz
5enf@lag ertpii@t." Wenn oieie Musz
oriide i'm gegentpdrtigen artese gu
aeler sebd1iger 8ebeutung tamen, 10
Ii1o Die aug friiberer .3eit itammen<
Sen 8e5ei9nuneen fir sic beuttgen
gerbiin6eten, Sic gnglanber unb
Ru1en, au4 ni9t gerabe febr i9mei<
helbaft. Mit nMnslais" beati6net
man in Ser frans0fH9ens 8oltsipraz
DE gemeinbin ei1len ba~rtberoistn
@ldubiger, fonic probenbuft auftre-
tenoe 2eute. 9as jeBt auf ote Deut<
l9en semiin5te Wprt ubarbare" be-
5ei9nete in ieiner eigentliden iber=
tragenen 8eoeutung 0te Rufen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-17
@pm strakcnrGmbcr iibcrfaaen.
@o. @l,rmeiiter eeitern Nbelro NIT
Mcpolperfolben llieOcrgeid)lagen.

SEER 81. gl1rmciiter bon Mo. 72s
@elt Z. Strabe, ein Ml,9eitcllter Ser
@cnrp Glaltliell Glun1bina Gpntpalp,
mllrOe geitern Nbe11o fur5 1adl sebll
l1hr an Ser Gde Der oritten ullo @ar=
rcr1 Strabe Don eil1eln Strabenr1ll=
Der NIT einem Nepolperfolben 1lie=
Ser ltno bemllbtlos geldllagen. Sur
1neilter martete on lener @cfe a1f Ell
men acknowledgements. gr iagt,
OaB Scr @alioit i'm gegen ein @alls
aeid)oben ll1lo obl1e Elm @ort 51 lpre=
d)et SIT gooen geidplagen babe. 1em
StraBenhanbiten fielen $3.50 IN sic
6anoe, mabrenO ct cine goloene llbr
IN elmer s%sltnentaidle iiberiab.
Asab einiger 3eit pllrne gl1rmaei=
tier in berm1btloieln 3ltltano bon
Gal1anten %geful1oet lt.5u itdl gebradlt.
Ser Don Sem Strabenraltber ~perlebte
'Sdlag 6at ibn cine tiefe @ltnoe iiber
Dem redlten allge aegeben. Die
@lllt0e murbe bellte Morgell Inn 5lpei
l1br BON GoliseiarSt Or. 6. 3. Side
in Ser Goli5eimade 5llge1abt. gr
9ab Der Golisei cine quite 9eidrci=
bltltg bes @n1rld}en.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-17
9Olitiidje slnseise.
90 o t / \.
Nof15.
SIN sic 6emofratiiden @1bIer Sc

SIN sic 6enrofratiiden @1bIer Ser
Sta0t 9abenport:-
@ar0 &alfuiie ser 6entofratilfer1
Gartei mer0en in Ben nadhtebenb be-
1tannten Glaten ar1 9ornerstag,
ben IL. Sebruar 1916, Mbel10s INN
adt l1br 5ltm 3ipefe 'oes Rcr1hldl
gems bon Namen fir GreSinfftt=&otni<
ten1itglieoer lrno Gelegaten sur
Staotfollpe1tion a~beebalten aperoen.
1. @aro, Sdnaad's @oae,@:-3. nn5-
SolpeG Strabe.
2. @ar0, 1. inns 2. Nre5inft.
Srienolp @ollie, 3. uno gaplor Ctr;
3. 4re5inft, 9eprtbtpe5t GurtrBaue,
1902 @albington Str.
8. 8aro, gratMs Ionbane 8224
@eit 2. gtrabe.
4. @arb, grmorp @om, 5. 9traBe
5fpildea Sraop nno 01ain gtrabe.
5. @aro, &inlbal @otel, A. nr6
&errp gtraBe.
6, @aro, Dit Davenport Il1rr=
belle, Wfpuno ullb gooD Strabe.
20. S. MalIop,
gorltber.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-17
@eroreifadte s6iffabrtsperte.

Inter 0iefer @pibmarte f4re,bt.
Die Shines, DaB, am Sabresidlub
Die S4tffabrtsperte tpie Brahtraten
pen bisber bD4iten puntt errei9t
9aben. S4iffsmatler, bic sgenDbnli@
in ibren Sa9reslberiihten ben tlnfz
tiger Stanb Ser preile bprauslage11,
I@peigen fid jeBt aus. aeiu Menf6.,
in @4iffabrtsfreifen bat Dor Dem
Rries oaran geDa6t, oab oie Yreiies
jemals ben boben Staao eerreiden
pirben. Sen iie jebt imnebaben, unb
'niemanb lit jebt geneigt. ,au b,sbaip=
ten, oab Die preiIe ,ni9t nod .bD1er
geben perben. S%nnerbalb pp,t IL
Monaten bot ftb Der Wert BON
@9iffsrdumen 3peiter 9ano berbreiz
FACET uno berpierfadt. Trahtoampfer
i'm Mlter BON IL ober Is Sabrerl bic
Dor einem Sabr nod gum 8retie BON
3 ooer 4 pfunb Sterling bic Some
gefauft peroen tonuten, baben jebt
einen Wert bon 10 ooer 10 4fulto
Sterling Die Sonne. gu ben preifen
BEG lebten Sabres lit ipenis sctauft
tporoen, oenn nur penige baben bor<
ausfeben f0nnen, tpas temmen niir<
be. sSSn ben leBten Wo4en ftno gan3si
Slotten perlauft tporben. Die leiten=
Sen Dtrettoren bielten es fit Hug,
8Drteile aus Sen enprmen Yreiien
gu 5ieben. 8ritif9e Reeosr, DE gu
ben jebigen preiien taufen, miiIen
nit aiemli9er 90 ltimmtbett nit elmer
boben 9alterung rednen unb nit Der
M0slt9feit Der Nequirierung Ourd
Die Mbmiralitat. 6als bas iebterc
e%intritt, luerben Sic etnsenommenen
Gaten feinen angeme1enen Dorteil
angeiibts bss boben Wertobieftes be-
oeuten. Neutrale Meeber baben tpcber
cine bobe gini4dBuns, nod eius Rez
qutrierung gu befirdten, uno lie
t0nnen es fi4 baber %leiiten, fir
Rd1ume smeiter 9ano iolpobl pie fir
nellere @9iffe bDbere preiie au aabz
len. SSn ben 8ereinigten Staateu uno
in anberen. 2dnbern miro ia tiidbtig.
aebaut. )
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-17
8 SberbunD err i

9o5 0berbunbesgeri6
entf9ieD in Dem Jaae Der Nep BORT.
petlaoelpbia uno N1rfolt giIenbabn
segen Die peniniulor prpbuce @rz
9ange bon Ntarplanb gu Guniten Der
leRteren. 9ie giienbaba mar per=
tlagt, Dur9 cine pflic9tperna9la6i=
gutg, p0er mas es 1mmer aud aelpe=
len lei, beifimmte Marsn lti@t reat=
8ettis in ytelp Yort gum Murtt ae=
pradt gu baben, nobur@ Elm Brelsz
rid9ang bon 2 Gants pro Quart Der
.s'enoullg eintrat. Sie probuce @r=
qange tlogte auf @9ooenerfab in
9Dbe BON $153.6O. melter 8etraa ibr
au1 BON Der llnteren MarDldnoer Sc
%rteltsbarreit 5ugefpro@en puroe, oesz
9lelben DON Dem MtarDlano Be=
rulings : @eri9t, pie jeBt bonn
Oberbunoesseri9t. Die gntlGei=
purg tpuroe allf @rlno bes gormadz
Announcements gefalt, ips!bes porz
1leEt, bob bic @iienbobnen fur alien
Suaoen, Der benz YerienDer, attlieu
Our9 beren 8eri9ulber ent1tebt, per=
antportltb finb, eteuio fir ben
S3ooen, Der onr9 irgeno cine on
pere Hrla9e entlteht.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-17
Ser Mdt,eDnte.
ST. Der Scntidcn NIB prcnhiiden &c.
idihtc OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SUI.

&ein Datum bot pobl in Ger preuz
bif9en urlo beutiten @ef9iate iolae
Seneutuns erlanst, pie Der a6taebnte.
Nabe5u in iebem Monat 1piclten iid)
ON Is. bebeutiame @reianilie, mi5z
tl9e S9lodten ab. @dpn bepp1
8urfurit 6rieorid Ill. li9 am Is.
Sanuar 17ol gum aDnie pon Yreus
ben tr0nen lieB, ipar bieles saees=
oatum BON Mi9tisteit: Mm 10. Suli
falusen Die 8ranpenburger i'm Ner=
Elm nit ben Saipeben bic Ypleu anb
Sataren bel WarIdau, uno Der
rubmreide @ies bes @rpben 8urfiirs
item bel 5ebrbellin fisl auf Den Is.
Stunt 1873. Damn tom bus 3eitalter
Jriepri9S bes @roben. Mm 1S.
April 1741 beftanb bic preubii9e
&apallsrie Elm iiegreiGes @efe9t, ams
Is. DECEMBER 1745 Sos Trisorid Der
@robe liesreihe in Dresden Elm. Sin
De5ennium fpdter NOR Der Sag fret
lid Elm l%lnsliidstas: am 10. Suui
1857 perlor 5rteori9 Der @robe bic
S9la9t bel &Dlin. Mm is. Sttober
1913 iant Napoleons Stern in ben
Staub; i'm foIsenben Sabre 1914
fanoen an 18. Sebruar Bel Yrap unb
2psent, ON Is. Mdr5 BEL gerrpzau~
Soc iiesreiae Gefedte Der Mlliierten
gesen bic 5ran5pfen itatt. llno enblia
brade mieoerum oas Sabr 1916 am
Is. Sum- Die erobe entIdeibenos
5ala4t BEL: Belle Mlliance.
Nm 1S. Stober 1881 marb benz
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il; Maga 1915 nabm bic srpBe3 @in.l,
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-17
Sciratbs : GrIanbnifideimc.

Sam @oore, 9eglaire, lulo 2idie
Mrp, 2eGlaire.
Sobn Mooop, auburl1, q. g., un0
Mtilie Sc. Irltmm, Motltpelier.
Slaac &erniclltt Ii. @attie Smitb,
Sbabbota, SD.
9loam &leppe, @ennett 11n5 Coma
@aabe, Davenport.
Sal1es GbiIlipg un5 Minnie
Moeller, Davenport.
Sen @iebelltein u1r6 @iloa 9legen-
liter, 9ennett.
@lenn 81. Slinger inns Goa 8.
Slocllm, erie, Su.
George ltmpbreB, Montpelier, rl16
Gb1a &abI, Stodton.
MrnolO glisr1a1t11 ur6 2eona SIN,
9ape1port.
Ml0elt @mitb, Mto1ilia, sssa., nn6
@ellie MuIielma11r, Sogan, Sa.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-17
@eu,t : ltbridluk Der Sanier.

Ser S1eun : l1br : @9lnB Ser @auz
Ter, I'm Sen ii6 bic gerliner Sausbez
llberbereinigunsen aus @riinben Der
grlparniB felt GINGER 3eit bemiben,
ollrfte benanadlt burdsefiibrt perDen.
ge1m gerliner neutrality-suspicious. be-
lteben feline gcoenfen mebr, unb bie
Observation-Disclosures baden besz
balb jebt beidlollen, bic Mietber Inn
tbr ginberi tanbnib ba8u gu erluden,
pab Die sreppenbeleu6tung anltatt Inn
10 Inn 8 nbr I6enbs eingelteIt tpiro
uno Die 9aliler aud NM 9 l1br aez
19lplen tuerben %fDnnen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-17
Merhants gransfer & 5torag.
Selepbon 855. (Mua.)
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MoeIIer Nbillips.

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9nr6 @altor 8. $. &orn ml1roe
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ler Don 9fo. 1909 &rairie StraBe
nit 9errn Sanles 8biQips I'M 9farr-
baltle Der oeutiddutberiiden airde
getral1t. Serr IbilIips arbeitet in
Der Davenport See Gon1panp. Gas
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&leppe. Maabe.
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9errn nnb Tral1 @m. &Ieppe bon
gennett, Sa., mur0e geitern Mittag
onrb Eaitor .. $. @orn nit 6ral1=
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Summit 6itlid BON glorioge inn
Seine bon @errn uno Iral1 @il6elm
6lemning bon 9eo. 1884 Godinqbam
gfoao getraut. 9as Gaar miro cine
Sarm bei Bennett bemirtbi6aften.
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geltern Nadmittag I'M $3.50 llbr
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gas junge @aar bat cine olsgeoebn=
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