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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-09
ADJUSTMENTS
About the Thcnters


Resides the manifold attractions Of
the State Fair. there will lac amuse-
ment in abundance in Richmond this
week for home folk and visitors alike.
Tonight. tomorrow and tomorrow
night, the Academy OF Music presents
Daddy Long Legs" the famous comedy
of youth built from Jean Wehstcr's
story of the same name This play
completely won all hearts when il was
presented here last season. and many
or the company that will appear this
season were in the caA that was so
successful last year.
On Wednesday. afternoon and night,
the well-known colored organization
Known as the Smart Set offers its latest
attraction. How Newton Prepared"
Thursday. Friday and Saturday, with
Saturday matinee. that noted success,
Very Good Eddie" will hold the Acad-
emy's stage. There is every reason to
expect another regular" show.
The Rilou offers. as its pop" drama,
While tho city Sleeps. said to be a
defense Of the polirc--if they need any.
This Will he presented all the week.
With matinccs on Tuesday. Thursday
and saturday.
For Fair week. tho Lyric has assem-
pied two bills Of what the n.:Scment
'rnidcni'N expects TO prove unusually
clever vaudeville. a now show coming
III this afternoon and Thursday after
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-09
HEBREW ASSOCIATION
INCREASES MEMBERSHIP
Standing Committees Report Substan-
ttai ProErens-Directors Elected
for Coming Ycar.

Chairncn OF standing committees re-
porting at the annual meeting of the
Young Mems Hebrew Association last
night submitted statements showing
the association to be in a good condi-
ton both from the standpoint of NOM
bership and finances. The total mem
bcrship is 2So, a substantial increase
over the membership in good standing
year ago. While the association is
still handicapped by debt, the receipts
from entertainments and bazaars
given during tho year have materially
reduced this burden.
Under the constitution, the members
are required at the annual meeting to
elect board OF directors OF twenty
members from a list of thirty SUBJ
mitted by a nominating committee.
The following were elected DR. Harry
Bear. DR.. Joseph Bear. II. S. Binswan-
ger. Jacob Cohen, Henry Erich, Her
bert T. Ezekiel, Percy l.. Ezekiel, Max
Friedman. NJ. X. Grecnspon. a. f..
Ifirschberg, L. ]. Jaffe. J. H. Ionessoff,
William B. Josephson. Benjamin Klas-
NOR, P. Lebarwitch. Henry Levy, Gas
ton Lichtenstcin. Jacob Lovcnstcin,
Louis Rosenberg and Morton L.. Wal
lerstein.
The business meeting was ad-
journod at 10 o'clock for "A general
reception to the membership rendered
by the young women's auxiliary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-09
POLICE and F|REMEN
TO Be ON GUARD At FAIR
special Details From All Three Dis.
trfcts Will Aid in Pre-
serving Order.
MEN ARE ASSIGNED TO Duty
captain Il. Ii. Sowcll to BE in Cbarye
on Observation-Disclosures Are Warned
10 Leave Their Vaiuables at Home
install Engine on Grounds.

The Police Department has c,,,,
All arrangements for policing the s,,,.
Fair Grounds during the week ,ra
'"e personnel OF the force having the
"orN !" charge was announced yester-
Gay. There will be thirty men or d,,,.
throughout each day. under can,.i, -
Is. Sowe'l. Sergeant r. Is. Jordan and
sergeant w. L.. Bradley. Serso.,.
hradicE will have charge or Tho ~
outside the grounds and the other
officers will handle the crowd, =,
side. ''o"os IN
IN addition to the thirty mon u.ho
VIII go on duty each mornInt- a, n
1ioc"' beginning to-day, and remain
uhtii inc closing of the Fair each
" ,.na H., mere VIII be two detective SER
seants from headquarters The do
tcctiNcs Will alternate, two holm, ~,
duty each day. ''
While the territory lies Within Nv.
Second District. there will be mcn
from each of the three police districts
" INC CITY. frisoners Will be carried
70 the Second Station to be locked nm
captain Sowell and Sergeant HradIew
VIII have a suboffice located in Tho
fair Grounds, where a regular noliro
biotter will be kept.
F0ItCI: NAMED TO Guam
STATE: FAIR GROUNDS
Ihe force announced yesterday in
addition 10 the officers already named
will he: -
Second Station mcn--E. Settles no
lice patrol chauffeur: Patrolmcn W d
Schiief. j. J. Smith. i. l.. Tillcr. l..
II. Latham. W. l.. Clarke, w. +:
brennan. H. L. soweil. .rr' s
y. Flournoy, l.. NJ. Reid r. I. Hankcv.
T.. u; Marcuson. i. +. Howell and T..
l.. Hickman.
First Station meu-L. V. RYAN. J. !
Matt. J. j. Taylor. S. q. Cousins. l..
l.. Kidd. l.. q. Shipp. a. NJ Smith. W.
d Griffin. Joseph McCiowan, l.. l.. Wal.
crop and II. Shumakcr
Third station mcn--Ci T. Shurp. II
II. Witzgold. l.. -. BASS, T.. \. Bolton,
After the nightly closing OF the
Fair. g. r. TiEnor and j. T.. Howell
Will be on duty until the following
morning. o'clock. when the regular
force returns to their relief
During the heavy rush hours at the
street ear gates on the outside, Cap
tain Sowcll will dispatch several men
from the grounds to assist Sergeant
bradley. who will be in charge o;
the crowds AT that point
Chief W. H. Joyncs. OF the Fire De-
partmcnt. has located Engine Com
pany No. in the grounds. This COM
pany's station is on Third Street be-
tween Grace and Broad Streets The
company will he kept in the grounds
throughout the week, and Il regular
system of signals has been installed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-09
AUTO TURNS TURTLE
Mrs. 9. H. Todd FATALLY Injured md
Eour Others Are
tiurt
ISp"cia 10 The Times Dispa,ch.)

Sp"'la 10 Inc Times Dispatch.
HAMPTON. VA, October S.-Mrs. c..
u. Todd. wife OF prominent mercha mt
mere Was fatally injured, three OF
h"r daughters were badly hurt and
vance shields. chauffeur. was danger
"nSiN Injured this afternoon. when a
DIE automobile in which they were
gong I" York County turned turtle
on the lack River Road
Mrs. Todd and Shields were pinioncd
under ih" machine. while the three
Young girls were thrown some dis
tnnc'. Mrs. Todd suffered fracture
81 INC skull Physicians say she will
me shields is believed 10 he internally
hur, The man and women were res
cue" from under the car by several
othcr automobilistS who happened to
come along tho road within few
minutes amer tho car had turned over
"h'ch!S says that the accident was due
10 MIS-. T"dd grabbing his arm when
she became frightened by a tire blow
out. All Of the injured were taken
TO e hospital
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-09
FAIR WEEK INSTRUCTIONS
Chief Werner Issues Notice to All or.
hccrs 10 ':u,rd Against
4 ccItlcutS

Chief Of Police Louis Wcrnc- issued
special notices to all members of ths
Police Department yesterday with re-
gard to handling the crowds during
Fair week. Tho notice follows
Many strangers are in the city Ex-
TEND them every CoHrt"g" anI guard
against accidents, especial: at con-
gcstcd crossings. You viii pay special
attention TO the traffic REGULATIONS. as
The streets Will he crowded WIKI We
hicles of all descriptions. See 30 it
that Fair week Will he kept clear from
anything that would bring rcDroacn on
ms department. II goes without say
ing that the chief will reward the Of
hccr who performs duty Of special
merit"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-09
AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT
Claude Wilkinson Ii Slightly Hurt and
His Mother shaken Tn When
Curs Collide,

Claude Wilkinson. eight years Old
vas slightly hurt and Mrs. J. G.. will
F'ns"n badly shaken in a collision be-
,Wc"n an automobile driven by Mr.
Wilkinson and another driven by Jim
fpru. roiorcd. The accident occurred
at the intersection of Shafer and Grace
streets about 1880 o'clock last night
Sergeant Wamack and Officers Holk
ana Manoicy investigated. but made no
arrests believing the collision to have
been an accident,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-09
STREET CARS IN COLLISION
smash Into i:nrh other ON Curve. PAS
scnEers HcinE BndIy
SbnLcp r.,

There WAS slight street car smash
up at the corner Of Seventh and Per-
ry Streets. South Richmond. last night
about 10 o'clock. Several passengers
were badly shaken and bruised. I'm,
no ono was seriously injured Tho
Southbound car. operated by Motorman
+. G. Moore. crashed into the north
bound car, under the care OF Motor
man II. i. Bath. as both were round
Ing curve. There was considerable
excitement for u few minutes. and
some OF the passengers were daZcd (:
but Ii WAS found that none WAS badly
hurt, all going home without needing
the attention OF surgeons
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-09
FIRST STATE FAIR ARREST
John Keyser TX Held on Charge Of Em-
brzxIement Of &11I in
York, Pa.

John Kcyscr. who came here to work
with an amusement company during
the fair, was arrested yesterday.
charged with being fugitive from
Justice from York. PA. Patroimen
Thurman, Allen and Thomas. Of the
Second Station. made the arrest. Key
ser Is charged with the cmbezzlement
Of Sis from tho Lent Taxes Shows
Incorporation. The police say the case
may not he pressed. This was the
first arrest incident TO the opening OF
the fair
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-09
ARRESTED ON ARSON CHARGE
.IHmcs Hohcrts tIIcgri to IIa,r Set
Fire Ia store az Harry
pupuIIn,

James Roberts has been locked up
IN the First Police Station upon Il
charge Of arson. lie is charged with
having set fire to the store and dwell
ing of Harry Papazin. at 1873 East
Main street. He was said to have been
seen running from the place just prior
- INC breaking ont Of the fire
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-09
Automobile stolen.

the police have been asked to locate
n Buick Automobile. the property OF
Or. Q. c. Brunk. OF 405 East Grace
Street The car was taken some time
yesterday morning 1t was said. be-
tween II and 1880. o'clock. from In
front OF the residence.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-09
Charged with n,,ry,,-~

w IL stephenson and j. L. johnson
were arrested yesterday by Officers
sweet and Lumpkin upon charge Of
burglary They arc charged with hav-
ing entered the residence at 3o4 East
Clay street and taken a coat. hat and
otheS articles
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-09

Q l. Tuylor, coIorcd. Is IN Memorial
'Iospital The result OF 81 fall from n
BROAD and Twenty nth street car. Ann
hulancc surgeon Green's service Was
called, and n" ordered the negro gent
to IN" hospital
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-09
thnrrcd with selling wb,.L,

Leroy Monroe ool"rcd. was Yesterday
arrested by iatrolmcn Riddcll and Ed
dl";ou. Of the Second station charged
with selling whisky
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-09
S,lIInr Tobnr.o On sur,,,

J. W. Montgomery was arrested yes
tcrday by Tatrolmcn L. r. Sowcl and
l.. y. Frazier upon charge OF Soll-
ing tobacco ON sunday.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-16

uGlf aultro llngarii6e sleros bon,z
barbirten Den Sabnbof rrnS lncbrerc
Sabrtfen tn Mailanb. 9ielte 9lal1dlz
lpplfel1 lpuroen 6eoba9tct. llnbebinbert
Our6 pas feinblide slrtifleriefcuer llno
Die alflteigenben ieinblic6cn S(erps
iparfcn unlerc s(eroplane lpoblacaielte
8onbcn ab. Sn oem liob entlpinnetoen
Snftgefeft bcbiclten sic 1itr. Slieser
Die Sberbal1b. @lcbrerc Slicgcr bpn1z
barbirten atd] nit iit1tlid]en1 @rfpla
cine Sabrif in Sc5ip. - slac unlcre
Mcros famel1 lppblbc6ultcn suriif.
ges @etteren iast Ser belltige Dltr.
geridJt: Sic Staliener lnicoerbplten
ibrc slnariffc eesell 1mierc ncuc gtelz
lung l1abe Slitld i'm @pmlpnz Giltrift,
lpltrben abcr NIT 1blperen Gcrlultel1
abscldla9en.
q cuc beutide sccI6rccf If IT.
2pnb 0 NJ Is. Sebr. Ser Marinc@
fritifcr Der 1ines glallbt, DaB Sic cr@
bDltc Sbatigfeit' Scr bellt1cben Slpttc
tbeils Ser grnemlung eilles rlcue,r
Sberbcfcbls sbabcrs 5usllldrciben lit,
beilcn Same nod ricbt befa1nt gegcbc1
|i1t, tbeils ober autb Scr gi,,itellung gez
Iluiiier ncltcr Shiffc in bcn 9ienlt, Ip@
inobf Sprpebp= lrie llilterlceboptc, ipel~
,dc grDBer llnb ltiirfer bclpafinct 1inb.
lois bic friiGerel1. s'l3}
9ailp Mail ipriht sic Mulidt alls,
bab am |. 0lar& ipenn Der ocntI6c
llntcrIeefrieg 9c9cn bclpafh1cte feinbz
lid)e Sanoclsbanppfer be9irneit ipl,
cine llcne belltIde ltntcrlec : SAINT
paane NIT 9aas 1lellen Sd)iffen bon a,ls
geblid) 5000 Spnnen beginncn ipirb.
9iclc nclen II : @opte 1pllcl1 I'M Stalte
be ieitL Sen atlantii6en Ssean Dill
uub Der alt iiberqllercnL obne fril6c,1
9rennltpff pber @aiicr 5u benDtbigelr
nnb baB es nid)t langc ballerlt tpcrbc,
bis picIc Sabr5cl1ae iic) dis Soaltbelsz
serltDrcr fiiblbar lna1cn iperbcn.
gr5ernm nabc bcm Sall.
&ctrosrab, is. Sebr. 9as
aricgsa1t sab bclte sia6t folsel,bes
befulu1t:
vguBcr Sen bereit5 als eenpnunen
sa,gefiinbi9ten 5ipei Sorts ppn Gr5erum
babcn unlere Sruppet lpcitcrc Z err
obcrt lnb es liab iest I'M @an5en
8 gr5erlmer Sorts in lmieren @an~
bcl1."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-16
9eid,briidJc ant umtcrn Wsiiiiiiippi.

s9ecnpbis, scnn., Is. 5cb. Gin
Selepbnnbcritbt ppu 9latde5, Mill., be-
Ia9t, Oab Der @auptbeit 35 Meilen
unterbalb oieler Stabt beute friib eiu=
gcbrnden lit. 2os ourd Bic 8rltdltelle
cinltrDmerbc @aiier miro cine erpBe
Slafc reicben 5armfmoes ilberz
ld)lrenlmc,.
ssa chc5, @iiil., Is. 5cbr. 9ipei
Sriidc in Sen @1iililiippi 9cidcn, %
Vicilen pberbulb ct. Sulepl, Co., mn
6 AReileu bon 9eripcltou altf scr Soltis
IianaIcitc mlwoen bertc beric6tct ltnl
Elm 9rrber @a1ierltrpln Der nabrz
iebcinlid, 5 Counties pber u&ariibcs"
iibcrflutber ipirh, ersicbt lid) lanbein
Sic gcfdbrhetcn Yarilbes iino Senlus
Goncprbo Srantlin, Gatnbolu unl
Wlahiip1t a 2nliIiana.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-16
ssicrcricla I'M Straeenballnluaecn.

Sin SanoIturnlrnanlt ltebt i'll @ielt
an Ser Observation-Disclosures Silo=
babn6of. Gier5ebn Gage llrlau6 &C.
ben i'm Ser S5eilltath mieoer. Cen
Nlldiarf idlper bepaeft, tiefbraltn oa5
8elidt 5icllllieb farblos Die llnifprnl.
Gr forrnt bon Der lSront. Sim 81
sSagen ltllnmt ibl1 alf. lSlobliA
lpeltell lidl Die glugell oes Soloatel1.
gr liebt sum eriten Olal eillelr lpeib=
lid}en Sdaff1er. 0lit ler5lidlent 2o=
ticn mcult CT. ..l,a. !oie itu iii uctu
laar Depnatet alles perultoert bat !;
lest ian Die &onoufteure gar @ei=
berlll lporon NJ 91 lpel1oet iidy Sic
,Sd]affnerin sit ibnl erItallnt
ipringt er oltf ltno ieflreit: uSeiias
Dos is ia mel 9lltel." ms
altficflldBeno liegelt lie iih ill oelr
slrnen, Sic IabrgaIte lilo ergrif=
fen, Die lsranen lpeillelt Damn lDit
1id1 alles in hcllenl sSu6el alf, ltno
ein u&odl." nno pteoer ei1 ySod1w
ltnlflltgt sic beioell @liidlihelt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-16
Seine sc,uciIc fir oentld)e @rcucl III
8elaien.

Iie 9lep aorf Slull laBt iid) aus
2onoon n1elocn, il1 Scottlalto sarO,
Ser 3entrale oes engliiden @ebein.
|bielntes, '6errlde groBe glttdui6ung.
Iic 9eonlten batten Das gauge 2altb
|abgeilldt nad) Ben belgilden Saltg=
lingen NIT abge6adte1 Sanod)en u,t0
SiiBden ll10 naG oel belgilGelt
iSrauen INIT abgelhnitterelt @riiltcr,
|ben bcoaucrlisluertben 9pferl1 ser
0cntlebell garbaren. 9sa1 Sen S1il=
0erlllgen Oer 3e;titltgelt batte mat
|antebn1elt l1iillen oieie beritiinul1el=
tcn belgiihen SSralell l1l1D &inoer iei=
Ell ilt gnglaltb sat @unberten 5l1 fill-
oen, sic 8edlttelt bon Scotland Warb
aber bitten nidt einen eill5iget Sal
|crlnittel1 fonl1er, obidyo1 Tie 1uodeu=
lang altf ser tSlld)e ge1pelelt ieien.
|Die Metu Nprf Sum lit eilt ocutid-
ieinblides glatt, in bielenr Safe alio
|ie0enfaas ein unberoabtiger 3elge.
|Sie bat pafer 5ur gerbreitlrng Ser
|erfltlloenelt @rcnelgelhidten aus
gelgien beigetragel1 ltnb Nun nlub
audi Tie Oas 3lgeltanbllib MAIDEN,
bob nlan nod oer @elpeiien fiir Oicie
@eid)idtelt peraebens geiltht bat. go
peridipinbcn loiele belgiiden @reuel
bon oen gldttern Ser @cididte, al1f
|oie oer MaiienialId)er 2orb @rpce lie
5u lebe1 berlu6t bat. sllls ben Spal-
ten Ser allterifanild)en 6esprelie aber
per0en 1ie llob langc lliht nerlhipin=
|oelt @eil iie llnentbebrlib iino, Inn
|oie Scse geger Deutldlano tibt abs
flanel1 au laiien. ASalt tpeiBS oab
|l,ral lii9t, aber mon liigt trobben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-16
iyran Ct. yt.iis s,aiyt as..

81 IN 9prf. 10. Sebr. 9r. Gecile
8. @rcil, bic cin5ige gebprene slmeriz
fanerin, lpelrbc lieb unter Sen lleberlez
benber oes tnrpebirteu italtenildel1
Samplers Nncpna befanb, crfliirte gez
tern, bab tic in @albingtnn aa9en i'll
eiller SoDbe bon $4,000 cingereidt
babe. @pl1 Der niterreidiIcbeu 6ceicS
ring fproert lie Sic aleinigfeit bon
100000 (lppbl fit ben ausgcitanbe&
men Sdredell) llnb ppn Ben Scr. .Staaz
tclT $4,000, parllntcr filr $4,000
Saarselb, ons iie nit Dem ltntcr9ang
oes Samplers perlpren 5u babe1
bebauptet.
81. G,rcil laste, tic iperee lid an1
sglittippd nah ssaibinston 6cseben unb
bpffe Elm Snterpiclp nit Graiibent @tl=
ipn 5u erlan9en. Sic ertl1rte ferner,
oaB lie ibre Sorbcrungen III elmer lplz
djen @eiie erlehigt baben ipnllc, oa6
bies ais geiipicl fir anbere slmerifaz
ner 9eupil1n1eil lperben fbnntc, Die pielz
lcic6t in dbnlid)e Gage luie lic ielblt
fpnmen ipilrDen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-16
9,aid,c slrbcit.

ssenn bic Scitreidper uagentiitblid
ipcrpen, baum bort bel liner, bic &c
uiitblihfeit" t" auf bann lit es nit Dem
.imlncrlan9ian ppran" aus, bann linb
lie uneemeul fire Surlehcn. Gum gei@
lpiel:
gtad, liebei1 0lpnate ipa6renSer @es
lascrl,n9 nulbteu Sic Selterreides
Erscnnsl Sen Gullen ilber9ebell-i,ad
cillcr Selngcrlln9 prll e,iner 8odDc
bah iics 6llriiderpbert.
St> Ntpntcncgriner babeu Stlltari
iicben Nlpnatc bela9crn nliinen, che cs
ficl, Die Sciterrcirber buben es iIneu in
5 II c / Su9en abgenpmmcn.
Serpus, 3ppdl
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-16
9iae= =gsarldlalt. .aunitantinppel.

Il 9c5cihnenb fir sic slnsoehllltllg
ioas bcutldle1 Sl1tereTe,lnebietes NOR
Der @liidlpullfdppetnlel 5lpiid,en oel1
pref ertrenliten 9eoaftiol1eil oel,tid)cr
glatter III Gltropa. Sic Shriftlei=
ter Ser u9el1tlhen @aridaner Set
tl1ng" lal1oten on )Oie lilolid,ite uno
lpeltlidNtc ocntIde 3eitl,1a il1aricgs=
gcbiet ibrc misunderstanding iu poeti=
lder Sorn. Nus @arlhau gi1tg nod
2ille nadlltebenber @ier5eilcr:
p3cutlbe,r @ruB bon SIt nad1 @elt,
gSic er lpciter nod lie gcbrl1ngcn,
9sie er lueitcr nod 11ie crflnngell,
Neuelr tSieg 5llnt 9eeltiahrsfeit!"
9eadl &onltanti1opel tr1g oer
Irobt folaelloen @rl1b::
uGeutldje ScblpcIter alt Ser iiioli6ltell
lSront,
Sci aegriibt iiber 2allocr llno Nlcere!
Gin beutldes @urra sum @cllespont,
Gin Spd) benl uerbiillbeten &cere!I"
Die eillgegal1genen sll1tporten lult=
teten:
ulteber Sen @rlB aus Sem fernel1
Often hat iib oie u9iller &ricgs=
5eitlrl9" bcr5lid) gefreltt uno erlpi-
oert Die 9ieljagrsipiinide aufridjtig
ll,0 crgebell. "
Socfer, &allptlnam 5. 9.
ngpnl nllbc5pltllgel1cl 6elb ser 1ar-
Oanellel1
ltnb bon ser @ad)t anl blauel gps=
pnrlts
grflinat oaS Goho aui Sen treuel1
@rltB
Ser SbipeItcr an Ser Mcidjiel bralt=
llelt Mellen."
vSsmaniltber 9lopo", &onitan=
ti1lopel.
2ille-sSarld)a1-& -&onltantillopcl -
1penn's nod lallge baucrt, apiro'S ci.
neg Cages GeiBen: Calais Sligo Bag
oaos5ue5. Gas lpalte @ott!
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-16
0rubeufataitrpphe lit 9iputana.

Suite 9lout., Is. 6c6r. 21 Sergs
leute linb lrahridjeinlith in einenl Sellz
ct 5ll 5ooc aefpmnleH, oa5 .eeltern
9Sadlt i'll Ser Yenninloania gitne Set
slnaconoa Copper @1iuing So. ausz
brad, lpa6reuo 220 @}ann an Scr Slrz
belt roren. 9 2eichen paren bis beute
:9littaa 9ebor9en
Sas 6cller brad in cinent Stoacn
1900 SllB inter ncr @rbe aus lulo
bronnte Feufc 0littag npd, mar aber
unter &ontrplle gebrdd1t.
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aic Mdrfte.
8rpbxhe,

Gficago, Is. Ue6r. @ei5en -
f2s1l4 aoaai 12t1s Sltli.
aorll = 1885 sNai, IT'S SSltli.
'@afer 1926 Neai, 1914 sSuli.
@etreibe fiir 9aar: 9lo. 2 rotbcr
gSillter 1271l2-12912; 9io. , aorrt
IS; Stalloaro @afer 40.
foggen sto. : - tO1.
@crite - 6S-SO.
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8i.5 anb 8rssifunen.

G6icago, Is. 1se6r. Ginopicb
.3ltfltbr 5000. Stiere 5000 o.,
50; aiihe ulo 93ilroer So. -S.25;
&dlber SS.00-1t.50.
Sdppeine 3ufltbr $4,000. sc
lrieori9er SIT S7.70-S.30; 5lllleiIt
5l $500 -S.25.
stafe 3ufn6r 10000. Set
5n s.. $50; satnner 5000
11.5e.
Gefliisel - 15-1615c.
Butter Creamery 24-32e.
gier ~ Grina % 2-231ac.
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g 0 m b c IL tut g If i %.

2pn opn, 10. Sebr. Cine Gcuter=
oepeid]e BON @inccn5a melbct, Dat
feinbliebe @erop(onc oie italienilhe
Staot Sdio 10000 ginlu.) Is @eis
Ten bon Giilien5a bombarbirt, Ser
lpnen getDbtet uno ne6rere peripltnoet
ba6elt.
SebcnsbcrluIt nuf &reuz
Scr por 375.
8aris, Is. 5ebr. 375 W1ann ere
tra1lfen, ais ber iran5. arelser s(bz
miral Gbarner an ser lprilfeu aiilte
torpcbirt iplrbe. s. lit beItatigt, baB
|1ulr elm @alln BON 376 nit bem 2eben
cntfaln.
3pei S6mar5bur9s per-
cinigcn id.
8crlin, 15. Sebr. Sic Ser
lcfmel5ung Der 5lpei Siiritentbiimer
5ehlparSburs- -9iubplltabt llnb gdiparsz
burg Sonbersbaulen ipuroe bcllte in
elmer 9en1eilnlamen &onpentipn ser beiz
Ben Siiritentbiinler, bic in grfltrt abgee
balten iullrbe, beidJlollen. Sic 2irie
Sonbersbulllen lit I'M Malncsltamne
ausgeltorben ltllo Die Heeierltns beiber
Siirltentbiimer lieet sur 3eit in Sen
$odnbcn bes 6iirlten @iint6er bon
S6Dar5bnrg Gllpplltabt.
|9eutIde 9ulitania Mnt :
lpp / t.
9 er Tin, 10. Scbr. Sic ncutIdc
Intlrprt auf bic Iestc amcrif. @orltclz
lung be5. Ser 2lliitalio pltroc gcltern
nad) 8ai1ington abgelanbt. Cine Ser
5lpci BON Staatslcfr. Gaming beantraez
ten slcnberllngen iuurbc genebmiet,
aber eil1 nener Ssprtlaut fir bie anbcrc
pprgel6lagen.
9 effort bei9abigt.
S.erli:1r, is. Sebr. (Sra6tlps pia
Sappillc.) Madritten aus ghlpeiser
Gltcllen an bic llcbericc slgenhlr be-
Iu9el1, bdB bus fiir5lid)c @ombarbcrnent
Der frans. Scltlng 9elfort ourd le)ipez
re bcntIde Gei6iiee srobcn Shaben
angcridtct babe. gtlpa so Sotilller leiz
Gil SerltDrt, gnnse Strabeu idiucr be-
lddpiet iporben nrb Sic irpbbafenben
@inipobncr leien nad Ser gd)lpci5 ae~
fliiebtet. Sic 3dhl Der Spbtc11 ltnS Ser
punbctcn lit llid,t befannt.
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Sn slultralien bat man nod
MenIehelirciicr entoedt. Sic ipirb lidD
Sobn ghu balb fir Sen ellrppailden
&ricg berlbreiben.
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@roRe 9tbbafns S. at ber @tpfront.
somoom 9ibt 8ro6e ocn1fs Se,pimue 1T Der
GDampa9tte ~.
Berlin beridtet aber aud
lu9 eiuea sies iiber Die Gngldnoer bel yperu.
Ncac bcndc ltner lbcriccfaupaone bca,t am I M,a,
9ieuc Saltbbootc bon 5000 Ionnen

ec SaeDbooe 5000 Sone elr @rcuer nS unS Son
aan1c bu nnb Der fre5en fDn,e in gienl oee0 nrne
lem ~ Nue slon bes briten erDffnet gbrpurebe
protanrt Sorebug r9s bis sum gbuB- aener 1oot MIC
Der pe1s aber ni pabr 9rem Isoub clt meme etcncr
IN lld gr mabnt aascn1euen Gparlau,fet nh min
"e et1ubr mogtd felanfcn Sle graer1n in srncz
nn deint abe Sem Safe gu ein Icn anlpren Norts oe
nolnnlen Baben.
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8pn lueiB nihts stclles 5u mel@
ben 49,. v&ailer Sran5 SoIcpb lit
ernitlid) erfranft" -. 9siDts sfeues
BON 9ion,.
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Mid,t scldJlaacn, MIR ytmgrnppirt"

stdf gcldDla9cn, n,tr uitlngrnpplrt"
Gin bohlt fatalcs sSort: u@cidla
gen!"
so fanll mon offi5ieG nidt iaaen,
sSia oas Greltige man aid)t perlic
ssSeit bcIler flillgt Oa: ,,ltmgrllppi
rem.
Sdon rcdt! sAr ipiiie,t luas aeibc
helt
slntb burd sic 9lune 5ll perItelen.
9es Ssortes Siln SIT bennonltrircn
&iro mon elld lueiter yllmfrltp.
plren!"