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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-07
Man Banished From County
Arrested on Return Home

Carlisle, Pa, Nov. Z. - Carl Spang-
Ter. a former resident of Carlisle, faces
penitentiary sentence as the result
of desire on his part, he says, to cast
his ballot to-day. Spangler was ban
ished from the county in May of this
year by Judge Sadler, who suspended
sentence on Il charge of chicken steal
ing, to which he plead guilty, on con-
diNon that he leave the county for
three years. Spangler returned on
Monday evening and was Immediately
arrested and placed in Jail to await
action by the court,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-07
CHARGED WITH STEALING

Sunhury, Pa, Nov. {. - Miss Mar
garet Benfer, of Milton, according to
a return of a Milton justice, has
been held in bail for court for stealing
$50 worth of jewelry from G.. DaI
Fox, a Milton merchant, and for TAX
ing a gold ring and $3.50 in cash
from the home of Jacob r. Bowers,
215 Vine street, Milton. She admit
ted her guilt and some of the stolen
stuff was recovered. The young wo-
man formerly lived at Sunbury.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-07
SPECIAL CARS TONIGHT

Lemoyne, Pa, Nov. Especial cars
will be run on the West Shore lines of
the Valley Railways Company to-
night. Service on the New Cumber-
land line every half hour until ais:
on the Mechanicsburg line every half
hour until o'clock. The last car for
Marysville will leave Market Square
at l o'clock.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-07
EPIDEMIC NOT FEARED

Ebcrlys Mills, Pa, Nov. 7.-An in
spection by DR.. Harvey Bashore, of
West Fairview Cumberland county
health inspector. yesterday of the
Cedar Run schools showed that there
was no danger of diphtheria and
typhoid fever in this little hamlet
spreading. All students were found to
be in good health.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-07

services of Mrs. Ralph a. Fenicle,
aged 20 years, who died on Friday in
the Harrisburg Hospital from typhoid
fever, was held yesterday afternoon at
the home of her father-in- law, j. A.
Fenicle, on Lincoln street, after which
services were conducted in the Church
of God by her pastor. the Rev. j. f.
Virgins, of the Marysville Church of
God. She is survived by her husband,
her father, Barry Sanders. and broth
ers, George and Forrest, and sisters,
Mrs. William Baker. Viola and jose
phine. all of Marysville.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-07
WERTz-HoOvER WEDDING

New Cumberland, Pa, Nov. Z. =
Elmer f. Wertz, of ely, York county,
and Miss Susan Irene Hoover of New
Cumberland, were married on Satur-
day evening by the Rev. A. r. Ayres
at Trinity United Brethren parsonage.
They were attended by Clarence
Hoover, brother of the bride, and
Miss Mary Neumyer. The young couple
will live at Strlnetown, York county.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-07
CIVIL WAR VETERAN DIES

Greencastle. Pa, Nov. Z. - George
B. Snively well-khown resident and
n Civil War veteran, died at his home
here yesterday from q stroke of par
alvsis sustained on Saturday. Mr..
Snively was a member of Company
G., Seventeenth Pennsylvania Cavalry
and participated in twenty-five bat
ties, had three horses killed under
him, and once a bullet passed through
his clothes. He was never wounded.
He was present at the surrender of
General Lee. He is survived by his
wife, one daughter and five sons.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-07
PETITION FOR CROSSING

Lemoyne, Pa, Nov. Council will
he asked through petitions at it's next
meeting to lay a crossing at the inter-
section of Huvlmel avenue and Arm
strong street, crossing Hummel ave-
nue.. The petition also asks that
council compel persons owning the
vacant stretch of land on the south
side of Hummel avenue to lay side
walks.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-07
HUsK SICK NEIGHBoR.s CORN

Creswell. Pa, Nov. I. - Ninety-six
farmers of Manor township, took a
day off to-day, and gathered at the
home of John Gehr, husked his corn
and attended to other duties on his
farm, as Mr.. Gehr has been i'll for
some time.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-07
CARLISLE PROPERTY SOLD

Carlisle, Pa, Nov. I. - One of the
most important real estate transfers
here in some years occurred to-day
when DIR. Guy Carleton Lee. head of
the National Society for Broader Edu-
cation and president of the new Cham
her of Commerce. bought the McCul-
Tough Building in West High street.
The consideration was $4,000.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-07
ENTERTAINs HOME STUDY CLUB

Middleburg, Pa, Nov. Z. = Last
evening the Home Study Club was
entertained at the home of Miss
Maude Moatz. Interesting talks were
given by Mrs. NJ. L. Potter, Mrs. Will
lam Roush and Miss Elizabeth Scharf.
The program was interspersed with
music, and refreshments were served.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-07
JOSIAH MILLER DIES

Waynesboro, Pa, Nov. Z. = Josiah
Miller, aged S5 years, died at his
home near Waynesboro on Saturday
night. He is survived by these chill
dren: John Miller, Alaska; Jacob Mil
Ter, Waynesboro and Aaron and Luth-
er Miller, Gibsonburg, Ohio.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-07
SHOT BY COMPANION

Frantz Mill, Pa, Nov. Z. = While
hunting yesterday with Il number of
companions. Clifton Shops was badly
shot, the load lodging in his left leg
and foot. He was removed to the
Lancaster General hospital. One of
his companions fired the shot.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-07
SEVERAL CASES OF DIPHrHERIA

New Cumberlandi Pa, Nov. Z. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Shope are i'll with
diphtheria at the home of Mrs.
Shope's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Deitz at New Market. Eugene Murry
is i'll with the disease at the home of
his brother Parker Murry in Bridge
street, New Cumberland.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-07
OLD ODD FELLOW DIES

Marietta, Pa, Nov. Z. - John X.
Upp. of Wrightsville, a veteran of the
Civil War, died Sunday night from
pneumonia. He was ~ years old. For
50 years he was a member of the Odd
Fellows there.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-07
ENLARGE COMMERCE CHAMBER

Carlisle, Pa, Nov. I. = a new cam
paign for the increase of Carlisle's
new Chamber of Commerce was form
ally begun this week. DIR. Guy Garlic
ton Lee is president. The plan is to
model it along the lines which have
made the Harrisburg body successful.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-07
W. C. T. L. MEETING

Shiremanstown, Pa, Nov. Meet
ing of the Shiremanstown Woman's
Christian Temperance Union will be
held on Friday evening at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob B. Frey in
East Main street
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-07
MISS DAISY sTROCK DIES

New Cumberland, Pa. Nov. Z. -
Miss Daisy Strock of York county,
died at the Harrisburg hospital with
peritonitis yesterday morning where
she was taken a week ago. Miss Strock
was - years old and was a member
of Trinity United Brethren Sunday
school.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-07
AID SOCIETY TO MEET

New Cumberland, Pa, Nov. This
evening the Aid Society of the Church
of God, New Cumberland, will meet
at the home of Mrs. Stettler in Fourth
street.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-07
TYPHOID CAUSES DEATH

Wiconisco. Pa, Nov. Z. - Michael
E. Smiley died on Saturday at the
home of his parents from typhoid
fever. a sister died from the same
disease about six years ago.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-07
TOPIC FOR LUTHER LEAGUE

Shiremanstown, Pa, Nov. {. - The
weekly meeting of the Luther League
will be held tomorrow evening at the
home of Mrs Kate A. Eberly in West
Main street. The topic for discussion
is The Cradle of the Reformation"
Leader, Mrs. Walter S. Zimmerman.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-07
ENTERTAIN FOR NEwLYWEDs

New Cumberland. Pa, Nov. Z. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hager of Geary
avenue entertained at their home on
Saturday evening in honor of the mar
riage of Elmer Wertz and Miss Susan
Hoover. Games were played, music
both vocal and instrumental was
rendered, after which refreshments
were served. The guests were Mr..
and Mrs Harry Hoover, Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Wertz, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Hager, Miss Minnie Arter, Miss Mary
Newcomer, Miss Anna Hager, the
Misses Edna, Verna and Annie
Hoover. Roselma Hager, Charles
Felty, Samuel Markell, John Hoover.
Clarence Hoover and Raymond
Hager.
ANNOUNCE BIRTH OF DAUGHTER
New Cumberland, Pa, Nov. Z. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Randolph of New
Market announce the birth of
daughter Sunday, November 8, 1916.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-07
JAMES BAKER BURIED

Lemoyne, Pa, Nov. {. - Funeral
services for James Baker, aged 12
years, son of Mrs. Minnie Baker, who
died Saturday afternoon from typhoid
fever, were held this afternoon. Burial
was made in the Camp Hill Cemetery.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-07
SURPRISE ON BIRTHDAY

Camp Hill. Pa. Nov. THE Sun
day school class of the Methodist
Church taught by A. L. Datesman sur
prised Mrs. d. B. Isenberg on her
birthday at her home in Oyster Point
avenue. About twenty guests were
present.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-07
FuRsT QUARTERLY CONFERENCE

Shiremanstown, Pa, Nov. Z. sun
day the first quarterly conference for
the year conducted by the Rev. w. H.
Washinger, of Chambersburg, was
held in the United Brethren church
here. At the midweek prayer serv-
ice in the United Brethren church, the
Rev. II. c. Kottler will begin a series
of sermons on The Second Coming OF
Christ
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-07
COUNCIL MEETING POSTPONED

Lemoyne, Pa. Nov. THE monthly
session of council scheduled for to-
night was postponed until the latter
part of the week on account of the
election.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-07
BIBLE CLASS ENTERTAINED

Enola. Pa. Nov. 7.-Members of
the Mems Crescent Bible Glass of the
Enola Methodist Episcopal Sunday
School were pleasantly entertained by
he ladies from Mr.. Seiders' class and
from the Ruth and Naomi Glass,
'aught by Mrs. W. L. Troup. Friday
evening. A literary and musical pro-
gram was. given in their honor and
IL were. invited to the elementary Sum
day school room. where refreshments
were served. covers being laid for
eighty-five. A number of former mem
hers of the class were present, as fol-
lows: Mr.. and Mrs. Swart, Harris
burg: Mrs. Forrest, New Freedom, and
Mr.. Darlington, Pomeroy.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-07

TYPHOID VICTIM BURIED
Marysville, Pa, Nov. THE funeral
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-05
Standardization.

q clp 9nrf, 4. 6ebr. 6 Sral1en
tamen beutc friib in einen1 Selter sll
Spoc, lpeld]es pas 1alls BON Srall @az
limir Sa9 in Srppflpn cindiderte.
6ran Gag, sic gSittipe nes 9srdlibcnz
ten Scr Scutlden Sparbal,f, entfam,
ubcr Slpei ibrer SDdtcr, Caroline llno
3elcn, cine &liinc Der Sral Sao, Sic
69~ldbrigc @anna Snaplep, Sic &ranz
fcnpdrtcriu Sennie Stcbnan llnb s1pei
@icnltbpten perbranntcn su Sppe.
Mib Caroline Sag bate ibre 6oia6z
ri9c Wllltter allfaclpcdt lulb ihr sur
6lltdlt bllrd) Elm Senltcr pcrbplfen.
Gam1 gillg lie sllrilcf, nm lire sdlpez
ltcr llnp Bic anbcren Sniaiicn su 1pe<
cfcn, obcr 6lamncn unb g1allb crfiillz
ten bcrcits Sic $ouIlc lulo lH1ittcn ibr
unD ocu slnoeru sic Sludt ab. Sri.
Caroline Sag lpar Sraut llnb ibre
5nd6cit nar ollf ocr is. bs. anaeickt.
Sbr Sater par ei1 grpbcr Sabafbaunz
Ter ltno binterlieb Gin @crnogcn bon
ctlru S1,20O,000.
sltInntic Gitp, g. s., A. Sebr.
5 Gcrloncn famcn helttc Niprgcn Sll
Spoc llnb s erlitteu icblperc @erlcb1nz
gen, ais pas Sperbropf Soptcl ubz
brannte. Wlehrerc Ser @erleBtcn lpcrz
Den lpubrlehinlih ltcrbcn. Sus Seuel
brod} i'll Der &iidbc alls. perbrcitctc iict
bnrd) bcn @lepatpr lcbncll nab pbcl
llnb balb ituno oas gan5c 0,cbal1be in
Sranp. @iele G5dltc batten aus Scr
Scnlteru ab5llIprineen.
. ttaipa Out, 4. Sebr. Sus
Seltcr I'M fouaSilden Garlamentseee
billbe, nas geltern 9tadlt nm 8 llbl
mis9ebrod)en lpur, lpltrbc crit bellte
Mnrgen 3 llbr inter apntrpIle ac=
bradlt, bpdl branntcn bic Sriinlmel
nod mebrere Stlnnen.
Splucit bcfdrnt, liilo pocr I, Scr
lnuen su Spoe gcfpntmen. Scr iinun=
Sicuc %crlllt miro auf S6,0OO,0OO &c
IIhdst
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-05

ssaIbinston 4. 6ebr. Sic
opn1 Senat beldloncne S,crableBuna
Der Colombia 5ll 5ablenoen osnoemz
n1tat bon $25,O00,0OO auf S15, 900, :
GOO bat nidt BEN 9eifa(l bes cplon1biz
lden @elunpten getancpurt, Ser beute
erflarte, oaB cine Hatififaiirn oesGerz
trases IN Der nelen Sailung in Go
lombla nlht pabrldbeinlib lei. Sn Ser
urlprilnsliden Sailune, lpelde Sen
@ereinistcn Staaten Die 3ablung bon
$50, 100000 fiir Die slbtrenlns Toz
namas auferlcste luno sugleidl slusS
Srilde amerifaniIdcn 9eoauerns fit
Die Srilblns Der se5iebuugen slpiidlen
Den beioen 2anbern entbielt, mar Ser
@ertrag ponl coIombiiden Senat be-
retts ratifi5irt ipproen.
6err getancpurt erlpdat eruitlic6,
pb CT leinem llnniQen ilbcr Sic Ser
ablesltn9 Der Snoemnitat llnp bas
geltre6en Deg amerifaniIden Senats,
Die slusbrilde bcs genauerl1s aeaen%
lettt9 5u MAIDEN, ntdlt. bab1lrcf Nus
oruf gcben Ioll, bab CT nuh goepta
5ltriidfcbrt.
g{od; Sctnncourts anlidlt lit Sic
Sl1eemritat pom S25,00O.00O niht
Der 5ebntc Sbcil pe5 ipirflichcu @ere
tics bes Sltbn,us bon Yanal1a.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-05
Gclrmcrt INN ghfallpapier.

@ine Der sroben omeritonilhen
Gi1enbo9n=@eieuibaften bat i'm Sob
re 1914 aus Dem @erfauf ibres al!el,
9bfalls= =papiers $4,000 ersielt, -
zine Rebeneinnabme, ipel6e aud] bon
Der reihiten 8orporatipn niht herz
a6tet miro.
@opiel in einem Sabre pber feIbit
in Sebn Sa9ren aus altem papier
DeraussuIhlosetl fDnnen freilib nur
Die a(1erfpeniaiten erboffen, benuoh
er1heint Der Hat, alles alte papier
altfauiparen, i'm papiernen Seitalter
angebraht genug. @enn man es ton<
11enlpeife sufamnenbringen tonn, 10
TT es alf ale Sdlle Elm gan5 eintrGa-
lider Mrtifel, namentli9 lpenn man
ies gut gu orbnen uno gu iortieren
periteGt.
@s iperben bielerIei @iiiesraoe ppn
altem gapier anertannt unb entfp.ez
deno peri9ieOen beipertet. Die alte
3eitunsspapier &lai1e bem sSor<
mot nad) Die bebeutenbite - bringt
pro Sonne ettpa 81. Magaatne iper=
ben in Der Megel auf beFerem Yasier
sebrudi, unb altes papier bieier glrt
bringt ettpa $11 bic Spnne. @utes
8onoz zgapier dber, bic 5dbe lpeibsIeiz
nene Sorte, tpel6e fir ben aontor<
S9rifttpe4iel beporaust miro. eraielt
ols 9lbfallspapier Bis au $35 PRO
Spnne. Rein @unber, Dab piele gro-
BE @ei6dfte uno Sfficez@ebduoe in
unlerer, INNER bausbdlterif9er lpers
oenben 3eit auf Mbfalls<papier uls
cine regelmdbise, luelle ibres gin=
tommens 5dblen. Wobl tann bieies
Bapier auf manderlei Weife nod
perpenoet perben; aber bas me:ite
ipirb in un1eren Sasen, na9bem es
gereinigt, namentltd bon alIer Sinte
befreit, eingeitampft un0 ipicber in
gret pertponoelt iporben 1T, obermaIs
-an frifd)em lpeiben papier semaht.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-05
gsa6ite socoloptipn Ssablcn lit
Sllitpis.

Sprinsficlo, 4. 6e6r. 9setitiz
onen BON So SainoilcrSupnibip5 tpltrz
Den Geltte beim Staatsiefretdr einaez
reld)t, linn sic Sulponfrage in per
Srilbja6r5pabl 5ur @bltilnnulng slt
bringcn. Sic Getitionen bctreffcn ltn@
9efa6r 1000 Salopns lnlo ein beIpn=
pers bitterer aanpf miro III 81 of 5 g
[ a II 5 1nb M [ / II c cripartet.
Sn Der Stabt Chicago miro cs 5ll
feincr 5empercn5abitimlnllng fonln1en,
ipeil bic ~Irofenen" big gclteri1 nicft
Die notbi9c sn5abl bon 10000 I'm
tcrldriften fir lire Getition aufaez
brad)t batten. Sic brahten cs nun auf
ettpd bic 9dlfte.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-05
Gin llnipcrialscmie.

Scr arie9 treibt lonberbarc Slii=
tben: vSn cinem 6adblatte fir Grlz
cfereien i'm 8eaierunesbe5irt 1ricr
luiro bon elmer tiislieh eriheinenoc1
3eihm9 nit sccioenSoruderei Gin cr@
fubrener militdrfrcier. Iofalfllnpiaer
Sadmann ais 9febaftellr, tehnilher
2citer, @lettellr, Malhinetlmeiltcr, &C.
bcr, @ndbalter uilp. fir Ipfprt &C.
illht!" - Spnlt oielIeitbt nod ctlras
ecfallia? 9as llniperial9enie fonnte
bod nebenbei, in ieiner freicn 3eit, ols
3eihmgsiunse, slnseisenasent, slbpns
,Enteniam11ler llno @drter fir Sen
offcnbar iiber9elbnappten 9rudereiz
bcliter tbatis lcin.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-05

Snfornlatiou bon @crliu ipeigertc Iidl
Sefr. 2aluing beute. etlpas ilbcr pen
Stono Ser 2uiitalia &erbanonlngcl
5ll ia9en. Sic @eonltcn oes Stantss
enlts ld]elleu i1peIen sic 9aac nid)t 10
ernlt allfsufaiien, ipte Sic Scrlincr Sc
pelden tic haritellte,t pner lprlltcn cs
lpeni9ltels nidt 5lt9ebctt.
GrdiiDent gSiflon las Sic Ser(iner
Gcpelcfen o1T Dem 3uge 5lpildcn @al=
tlnlpre IND &albingtpn. @r nlaf)tc feiz
ncn &pmnentar, aber Wlitglieoer Ietz
net @jcielliehoft ia9ten, oab fie bic Gage
al5 ornsiinItis" 6etradteu.
Sic &bilippincnbill.
Scr Sennt nabn1 crit Gcutc 9ladlt Sic
4biIlppIs1cn6il(, 0eren 9(nnabn,c idpu
ror arei saseu beriftct muroe, i'll
oritter SeIllns nit 81 SIT 24 Stiltnen
an. Sic 9ill eeluabrt pen aSnIcln sic
llnabbinaigfeit in 4 Sabren unD pers
fil9t sic iofortise Grlpeiterune ibrer
Selb'freglerunssgcipalteu. Sic Sia
gebt iest OIL nas Soaus.
Sic sranoeis 81 nination
Ser lls1terausicfuB oes senatszSuz
lft5 Committee, nelctes sic 9tpn1inae
t:ps1 BON 2eltis 8. 9raahei. 5ui.l slits
alico 0es Sbcreeridlts gil beratben fat,
bielr beute cine fllr5c Sisltng, I'M sic
etnselaufenen 9ricfc unb SeIcgrann1c
filr rno 9e9en Bic Selratisltns 5lt leierl.
Sic slnIiht herrId}t i'm Senat nor, paB
bic Termination beItatist ncroen miro.
$ life fur Ste II eberz
d} n III M ten.
Scr Scnat labnl belltc oie bon So
billlpn (9lrf.) eiuscreic1te Siu on, ipelz
dc 100000 fir Bic Spfer ser llcbcrs
lchlrcnrnlng inl a)liiiiIiippitbal belpil=
ltgt lino Zen artegsIefretdr crlndtltigt.
ocil Sbonhlplcn Wilitdr5elte sll lei6cn.
Sic ssill lpllrne loooun oen Sauie 5u=
ecianSt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-05
NuS oct 8nubesb
Gum 9uIitoniafall.

Gai6tn9tpn, 4. Scbr. GroT
sernrnrff lr1o Setretar 2anIing 6attcn
6eute cine fur5e &pnferen8 uno es err
gab lief, oab bas @prt .ungeleBlih"
Don Seutldblanb uno bel, Scr. Staaten
per'd)teoen aus9elegt miro. Scr 8otz
1dafter ilbcrreidte 2uaitug Sen neuen
@prldlag, Sab oie Ser. Staatcn, ltatt
auf DEM bireften 3uec'rdnoniB Ser I'm
9eleslicbfeit Des Gerlenfer., Ser 9ulie
tania 81 belteben, 1ir6 od1nit bcgniieen
lpllten, Die bon 9eutldlann 3ugeltalls
oene Gerantportli6feit fiir Den Ser
hut ncltralcr 2eben an5unelmen, pbnc
2cutldlano 5ll ncrpflitten, nen llllz
terleefrteg cin5llteaen.
Sic oeutlden Seamten slauber, oaS
i9r friileres Gerlpreden, Sic @erlenS
fllng bon 8allffobrern pbne @arnllag
ein5ultcllen, ials bieIc feincn @ioer-
lratlp leiifen. Sen 1lnserIeefriea in ginz
tlans NIT oem @olferre9t brnrgc unb
pen san5eu 6all .befe. Sic lpesielle
@eruprbebuna &c 2ltiitanimalles iei
naber ltnnDthig.
9ab Die Ser. Stuutcl1 ,piDsliti} nelte
Sproertngen gelfellt~ batter, tpic ser
oeltide Observation-Disclosures 3inn1er=
moln elmer Greboepeife 5ufolge be-
ballptet baben loll, miro bon SER.
Gaming in slbreoe geltellt. @r erfldrt,
pab 6ic Stcllltng Ser Ser. Staafen npl
Infang an unperdllbcrt seblebe1 Ici.
Sic cin5i9e slelloerlln9 Iatte 9e5ug
auf ods sSprt llngcie d) fin
lpelfcs scr Scfretlr unb Sc. Sntichnf=
ter ein Subitit1t bon lrel1iscr Sctroifz
belt Sll finbcn ludten.
Sic ppnt Sptldlafter bclttc enlpianz
gene lIno bcm Sefretar ilberrciehtc Sc
pelche lrar lcbr tllr5 ltllb nrchtc iid1 ultr
unl Den einen Ellnft Der llngcIcBliftcit
pocr Scsapplllrun9. slnocrlpcitig lit
Sic friibcr Slpiiten Gaming uno Sernz
ltprff crsielte slbnlachung, lpeIhe Sen
Scbduptltngen Der Scr. Stuuten meit
entge9cnfam, llaperanScrt geblieben.
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ipinoc. @enn sic Ser. Staatcn sic
Sa6c bis gum 8rud mil
9 Ii tl6lanb 5n treibe!1 ipiinld)cu
10 fDnnc 9cutl6lanb bo6 nidt tpciter
gc6en, als cs bereits gegnngen lei, Inn
Den 8rueb 5ll bcrmeibcn.
Sic @efabr nit q III erifa.
amlterb a M, 4.Sebr. Sic Sranfz
fllrter 3ts. last coitoricll: Sic Soallpte
ld}tpierisfeit bes Streites liegt in Ser
@erquicfuns bes ipe5ieaen 2nlitania<
fales NIT Der allgemeillen Srage bes
llnterleefrie9es lnb Sic @eTabr be-
itebt, pab bie amerifanilbe Gegierlns
bcioe sSrasen glci6seitis 5ur
Gntl6eiSllng gu bringen Iltdt.
9as 9latt fiibrt Johann aus. baB
9eutldlanb 5lt entldeioen babe, pb cs
nDgli6 pper flug lei, fir ein Yrin5ip
sescn Sic san5e8elt 5r fanpfen. 8en1
es au6 mr gum oiplomatilden grlld)
nit Nn1erifa fpn1nen lolte, ipiirbc ber
ariee Iid) bnd) bebeutenb nerldnsern,
lpeil Deonrdl alle alf Ben 3ltlanmeus
brucf ppu gn9lai1bs lpirtbl1aftIt1er
Nladt 9esriinoetcn 9ercdnunscn lmt=
geltpBcn ipiirben.
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Ser sues=aanal.
9iittcilunoen cincs Gcntralcn iiher icine
&efcitisungen.


Dem 8sriat eines Iid in Megpp=
ten aufbaltenoen Meutralsn iino fplz
aenbe Mngaben iiter sic pon ben gng=
ldnoern ont @ues aonol eetrpffe=
nen Sdubntobregel elltnommen:
9urd Die 9ermittluns cines ersz
iiI6en SFfi5iers mar es mir persDnnt,
oor einiger 3eit an 8oro oes enqli=
l6en Sampfers nMleranoria" cine
Jabrt ourd ben Cues aanal Su
llnternslmen. Mn beipen llfern ees
160 ailplneter, langen aanals Daben
mehrere buEberttau1eno @ingeborenc
uno enslii9s Sruppen Gog unO NaGt
nit srpbter @ile i'm @anpe GdIben=
graben ansclegt. YelonOere ylufmert=
tamteit lpenbet. mon Der lpe1tlihen
Seite oes Sfanals 5ls, Die am 1tart=
iten bcfeItigt 1T, ober nod befeftist
tSiro. Yprt 9aib, 81 &antora, rs
moilia, eerapeu, @9aluf, Isrnso
uno Sues limb 5a iturten 5eitunsen
aus9ebalt iporben. @o5u lperoen
nod biel tIeinere uno arobere Sorts
erri6tct, Die miteinonper ourd3 un-
sdhlige Graben perbllnoen {inb. sluf
Der Difli9en 5eite bes 8anals lpers
ben meiit nur gr9bere Mnlaeen err
ridtet, UNI gcgebenenfalls foie tanoige
Ge9eno aut peite 5treden bin ou
iiberidpemmen, bnmit es Dem Wesner
niat selin9e faon auf Den eriten Wl1=
lauf 1i9 auf bieier @eite bss 8anels
feitsufesen. Sur @erteioisune nes
Ranals iino au1 NOD cine groBe Mn=
5ahl Aanonenbopte unb f9neue, Itort
arlnicrte mionitore beltimmt. ssaud)
bot mon iii pprt @aib cine arobe
Wn3ahl icbrcr sepan5erter GelHHye
ausselaoen. @or fursea Bat mon
nit Der Grricbtung BON grhperfen I'M
peiten llmtreis um &atrp beaonnen.
Iu6 Die fiiplihe uno weltIihe asbpz
ttld9e @ren6e ipelit nell erri9tete tleiz
mere llno grObere SORTS auf. Muesnz
b!1dli9 1T in Iesppten cine srobe
Srnppellmadt berlqmmelt, Die lib
aus enyltIhen auitraliiden unb fiio=
afritanlld)en Mannfcbaften suf,,n=
menlest. Gnslifde Offisiere beaiTz
ferten iie mir auf runb 100000
Monn. Gbenlo ii,b nod runo 50,=
900 Mam 8eripunoete aus ben
Rdmpfen in GalIipoli, Maaeoonlen,
Meiopotamien lno Ofafrita i'm
2anbe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-05

& i
Der oeutfde RoniuI in
San Suon, pprto Hisp, oefen Riidr
fe9r oaourd ber5Dgert mprbsn ipar,
Dab Der fran5Oiifd6e areu5sr nDes=
cartes" Deutf9e unb DeIte-reiher
auf ameritaniiAen 5diffcn esfangen
nimmt, unb es beipnbers auf ipn ab-
seieben 5u 9aben 1tbien, lit tnolid
pteber in San sllon einaetipffen.
I'm Den Raditellunsen su eutseber,
besab iid Gerr Sepp BON Neip yprt
na9 Bottom uab be,lubte 5ur lleber..
fabrt Den Santoampfer .garrier /,
toelder am l. Sanuar na9 @nanica
gentrale absing, lm -Melai1e 3u La
ben. Der 9ampfer brau9te ai Der
6abrt, pel1e ionif III bier 9aaen slls
ciidaelegt lpirD. !ieben Sage.