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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-20

wished with all his heart that he had
been content to stay at home instead of
going forth adventurfng to see the
Great World: What should he do?
Of slipping out on the opposite
side from the one where Old Man
Coyote was at work. but II he did
he wouldn't know where to go. and
unless there was another hiding place
very near Old Man Coyote would be
sure to smell his tracks and run him
and all because he was in strange
place. Still he was sorely tempted to
run and take chance. You see Danny
is quite like other folks: the first thing
they think of when greatly frightened
is to run away. 1t was just SO with
Danny. He just had to hold on to him.
self to keep from running.
1t was lucky he did. very lucky. Alb
ruptly Old Man Coyote stopped tear
ing at the brush and Danny heard his
footsteps as he ran swiftly around to
the other side. Danny understood just
what that meant. Old Man Coyote had
hoped to brighten Danny into doing the
very thing Danny had so nearly done,
and he was running around now to see
il Danny had run out. That settled the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-20
FASHIONS

Designers of underwear and neglige
garments seem quite determined to Gre
ate a real vogue for pajamas. This
garment has become widely divorced
from its original plain lines. and as
developed for women is a very elabo-
rate affair. lace and ribbon and flower
trimmed in many cases and showing
considerable variety in style line.
The cut illustrates the very newest
style pajamas. the original model en-
ploying a beautiful, soft, brocaded satin
in pastel shades. The pegtop trousers
give a comfortable roominess about the
waist and hips, and from ankle to knee
additional fullness is let in. as may be
noted, sort of ''mousquetaire" effect
being developed An inch-wide quill
ing of silk finishes the garment at the
ankles. and also extends part way up
the sides.
The little. short, semi lifted jacket is
especially clever. certainly proving a
relief and decided change from the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-20
Concerning New Frocks.

When choosing a coat suit, cast not
the eye upon velvet, for, if you would
be fashionable, the coat and skirt will!
be of sturdy stuff. and the finer fabric
will be taken for the gown which is
to serve with or without a topcoat
In these frocks velvet has reached
heights.
The dressmakers are turning out de-
signs that some call Italian, others
call Spanish. They SAVIOR of both.
There is reason to believe that both
countries are drawn from in cut, col
oring and ornament Black has Its
rarely used; for the evening it has its
place, but it is rivaled by gorgeous
colors that are pushing and jostling
their way to the front: but in the
twelfth century frock it holds it's head
very high indeed.
1t is slenderly cut. reveals the curves
of the figure through its folds that are
unstiffened and usually worn over silk
knickerbockers, has the difficult decol-
letage of the renaissance, the silken
cord around the hips, and over it is
lavished heavy gold embroidery. This
is the type of frock that the ultra
smart dressmakers offer for indoor af-
fairs.
When one says that chiffon has been
relegated to second place the hearts
of women usually sink. for this fabric
is the first and last choice or the great
majority The evident disadvantages
of even the best weaves of velvet give
one cause for pause, and chiffon. along
with georgette crepe, presents the
easiest way out of all difficulties. But
chiffon. remember. has its followers
among the most fastidious, yet, in the
MAN, it is used as foundation for
elaborate orrdfnentation.
If you like it. have it. but be sure
that you do not keep it simple. Some
kind of stitchery in floss. bullion or
embroidery Of the complex kind must
be used. There is a distinct falling off
in the use of georgette crepe for
frocks, though here and there one sees
it smartIy turned out with satin as
q fundamental part of its trimming.
Another feature of fashion that one
need not take too seriously is the
medieval frock. True, it spreads itself
over the continent as though there
were no other fashion, but even France
lends it's genius to the gown that has
a decided waist line and a slightly
gathered or broadly pleasted skirt.
No pannier nor any kind of bouffant
drapery has had the temerity to insist
upon its right to existence since the
slim, straight lines gathered force and
a large following.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-20

come out. No stree! That was an in
vitation he had no desire to accept. He
just crept farther in. and he shivered
and he shook as he heard Old Man
Coyote snin and snifr along the edge
Of the pile of brush. Danny didn't
know anything about that pile OF
brush. He didn't know how big It
was. for he hadn't taken particu-
lar notice when he slipped under
1t to rest. Old Man Coyote might
be able to pull it all apart. and If he
could and should why then-Danny
shivered some more at the mere thought
of what would be likely to happen then.
1t didn't make him feel any better to
hear Old Man Coyote say:
Come out. you Danny Meadow Mouse! Come
QUIT
I'll get you any way beyond a doubt
Perhaps it was true that Old Man
Coyote would get him any way, but
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-20

matter for Danny: he would stay right
where he was. In minute Old Man
Coyote was back tearing at the brush
again. For a minute or two he worked
with all his might. then ran around
again to see II Danny had been fright
ened out.
I'm get you II you rum" said he.
I'm get you II you stay.
You may wen make up your mind
You'll never get away
Perhaps he's right" whimpered Dam
ny to himself. but while there's life
there's hope. He hasn't got me yet
Then for the first time he noticed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-20

The frock with draped skirt should
be accompanied with the close-fitting
bodice.
Some of the newest mesh veilinRs
have delicate borders of chenille in the
new colors.
For evening wear. bright colors arc
chosen. although pastel tints have a
certain vogue.
favorite sleeve fits the arm easily
to the wrist. where 1t is finished with
a close cuff.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-20

something which he had been too fright
ened TO notice before. 1t was a little
ridge Of earth and it was soft as IL
took Danny just about one teeny weeny
second to jump up on top of 1t and be-
gin to dig. and as he dug all fear OF
Old Man Coyote left him. He actually
chuckled himself. He had found a way
to escape.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-20

Danny intended to make it as hard
work for him as he could. He was
that his teeth chartered. but he wouldn t
thathis teeth chartered, but he wouldn't
for the world let Old Man Coyote know
that. Danny had learned long since
that no matter how frightened you are
it is always best to appear unafraid.
SO in his funny little voice he boldly
squeaked:
ITS Of no use for you to try to get
me. Mr.. Coyote. You will Just be vast
ing your time"
Old Man Coyote chuckled and the
sound of that chuckle sent more little
shivers all over Danny.
Perhaps you're right. Perhaps you're wrong.
Well find out which ere very long ="
said he, and began to tear at the brush
and scatter it in all directions.
Poor Danny Meadow Mouse. He
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-20
Fashion Paragraphs.
New evening slippers of black satin
show bowknots of colored jet seQutns. |

New evening slippers of black satin
show bowknots Of colored jet sequfns.
For skating. when that shall be In
order there are most attractive skirts
Of red. white and blue stripes, made
ful, and rather short These are worn
with white sweaters. edged or trimmed
with band of red and white.
Velour hats are much sold Tor autumn
and winter sport wear, and probably
some Of the prettiest skating hats OF
the season are to be of this fabric.
Swagger sticks, as everybody KNOWS,
are carried now and again. nowadays.
nv smart women. Some of the new
ones have jeweled tops. To be sure.
the Jewels are of the imitation sort.
but the effect is the same as II they
were rubies and diamonds.
The English woman has always de-
lighted to go bareheaded after dark,
but the French woman and the Ameri-
can woman have always preferred to
wear a hat, even with a decollete frock
at restaurants and other semipublic
places in the evening. This year some
of the milliners are specializing on
what they call restaurant hats, de-
signed especially to wear with decol-
lete frocks. They are. naturally, de-
cidedly dainty-of gauzy. lacy mate
sibilities in them for beauty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-20

Black chantilly lace is used to mod
crate degree, especially for shoulder
draperies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-20

The very latest neckpiece Of mole is
a cape with high collar and fastening
down the back.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-20

Generally speaking, the waist line is
entirely lost. except for narrow, loose
fitting gird1es.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-20

Wine color, mulberry, absinthe and
mustard are among the most favored
winter colors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-20

sleeves of the fur and the lower part
of velvet. cut wide and open, like those
of Brittany peasant. The new tunic
frocks. reminiscent of the days of the
crusades, are accustoming us to the
sight of sleeves of material and color
quite different from the rest of the
gown. A blue velvet frock has tight
sleeves of the velvet, except at the ell
bow, where there is small puff of fur
in this case kolnsky-which is re-
peated in a deep band on the skirt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-20

stereotyped pajama coat or the many
types of belted pajama jackets that
have been shown from time to time. It
may be fastened with silk -covered or
pearl buttons or with frog fastenings.
Boarding school and college girls
usually adore pajamas and affect them
largely in preference to the more dis
tinctly feminine and frilly nightgowns.
The model shown could be developed
attractively in one-tone washable satin
or in any of the underwear silks. not
even excepting jersey silk. and trim
med with braid or fatty applied ribbon.
Any of the pa1amas may be equipped
with shoulder straps or suspenders,
making them far more comforta BILE than
when merely tied about the waist.
Pierrette pajamas. consisting of long,
loose boomers with equally loose belt
ed blouse or jacket, are shown, the
boomers being of one-tone silk or
satin. the upper part of the garment Of
polka-dotted. striped or Powered silk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-20

Swift 4 COmpany's Sales Of Beef in
Washington, d. c.. for the week ending
Saturday. Nov. IS. averaged as follows:
Domestic beef. 11.25c per h.; mutton,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-20

The edge of the straight brimmed
hat may be trimmed with row of
beads or a band of fur
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-20

Many Of the new fur capes are fash
Toned on the lines Of our grandmother's
squirrel shoulder cape.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-20

A new blouse of sheer desh-colored
crepe has inserts Of navy or dark
brown to tone in with the suit worn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-01

(Sie @cluumt5abl Der 1tannlhaf-
ten ltnb gruppen an 9orb nmb Die Der
Grtrunfcnen miro porldllfig nod pcrs
I6ipiesen.)
Sic Hropenec mar ciner Scr grDBten
mb ldDnlten Der frau5. 2intenbompfer
unD bielt 1888 Gonnen. Sic ipurbe
1906 in ct. 3asaire geballt, ,par 602
SUB lang, 65 brett llrb .3S ticf. Sci
Insbrlih bes &rieees ipurbe lie BON
Der fran5. 8esierung fit ben ariegsz
bienlt reqllirirt.
Sic Yrobence trat in bcn atlantiz
iten 9ienit (5abre Stem Dorf) gu
ei,er 3eit ein. als bic Shnelligfeitsz
fonfllrren5 sipiIden BEN britiIden,
beutI6en unb fran5. 2inien auf bcm
Soobeputft ltanb nnb tic mar on n1eb=
reren aufregenben 8ettfabrten bethel
list. tpobei lie eirn1al sen beriibn1ten
Glluarbcr S6nellbantpfer Mallretania
iibertrumpfte.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-01
9ie ltnbeilsdrumif.

Gumbc D1b.. 80. 8ebr.
26 8erglcute iuurbeu bcute bllrh cine
gyploiion in Ser @,rube Ser 3apis
Goal & Gofe So. IN 8e1npton, M. s.,
berldiittet. 6 Meanner linb tobt, bie
anberen iplrben Iebenb errettet, aber
mebrere bon ibuen iinb ldipcr perleet.
al oga, Sfla. 80. Sebr. Sic
9eiden bon Z Rerione,1 ipurben beute
fritz in Den 3llineu eines Sar,nbaules
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brallute. Sic Spbten ipuroen ibentifiz
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3 &inber unb leine 5ipei 8riiocr.
ct. 2ouis, 90. Sebr. 8ei Be,
erplplion bon 5 &iiren 9pnan1it, sic
in Wupletpooo. einem &orort np,, g t.
2ouis, 5ur @erlpenoung al aanaliz
lationsarbeiten allfbetpabrt ipurbci.
tpurben Waontog ,ninbeltens 8erIo=
neu setDbtet unb 5t1blreihe perlcst
z oapon lcbenssefdbrlih. Sic ioentifiz
sirten Iobten linh rSan 8eIIie Bennett
bon @reenfielh, ST.; SRI. gifie gar=
nett, 9ienitn,doden im 5ans bon q
8. Gbcnern; Sran Nasgie Gpans.
llnsefdbr 80 sodlller, srDBtcntbetls
bbl5ernc, ipurben serltnrt uub sabl:
reid3e anaere belhasiat. !. or' 11'nfrec;i
BON Is 'gfrabcnsebiertcn trltrben 81
Seniteriheiben sertrii1nnert. 9a5 &c:
bdllbe, in ipcl1cn1 Das 9pnnl11it anfbe=
luahrt lpurpc, gebprtc Scr Gopnep Con:
Itructipn Co.. Bic in Maplelpppo cin'
aanalilatinnsunlaec ballt, iucld)e mi
Scr BON ct. 2pllis bcrbltnDcn lpcrbct
loa. Sic l1rlufe neg llngliifs fonnt
nod nia1t fcltac1tcllt lnerhen. Se1
Sdahen ipirp auf $500, 900 seldast.
9ic3ctpl1ation fprlttc n,cbrerc Mci
len pcit gcbnrt ircrScn. 8llrh bic CT:
plrlipu ipuroe Gin 2pd BON so Sui
GmrduaeNer l,nb Is Sub 5iefe in o1
grbc gcrillcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-01

|plas auf $4,000 Nannn fonrmen. (sSsn
ciner anocren Mlliirtenmclbuns, iiber
@enf unb 2onoon, tpirb er allf 10000
Damn geIddbt, Cine beutI6eg gbdbung
ant @lontag batte Die fran5Dlil6cnWerz
lutte baiclbit, Die Gefmsenen ntitgez
5ablt, auf iiber $4,000 Mann angez
9eben.)
9cutIdc aud tbatig an
Scr rnlliiden Sront.
9ctr osrab, 20. Sebr. Soolbamt<
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baralf bii,lpeiien. oaB bic Geutldcn in,
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gen bic ruiiiide Sront gu MAIDEN be-
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fnirgcln1nnelt luorocn. Gin nr1bercr 8,la
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iiitt nidt baben. Tic tpirb iid aber bel
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lmatilden 8c5iebungen, sipiidc,t Sc,
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libnen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-01
Mer lit SiuOenbnre?

Der @9riftitelIer Or. S. MoIer
i1 prog 1dbreibt: Der Miener 2,lItz
ipielDinter aarlsipeis erodblte mir
ein!nal eine biibihe @elhihte. Setne
Eodter nar es ipieIt bas fdon
Dor ettpa 20 Sa1ren gang beseiz
itert. als iie oes papus Matnett fhrn
i'm RonlerpationsIetiton fanb. Gr
aber iaste ibr: .2iebes Rino, binz
ei,autDmmen, oas lit nidt 10 ihiper.
Mber brin bleiben. Da tommt sin
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Qlnetoote iplirOe teh il, Ben lebtsn
1aeen eans 5ufdlis erinnert. 81
tpolIte III sem betannien Bud BON
.permoltn y. 8. Degener:: rWer
iPsgn bic Daten iiber !SinOenburg
no9I9lasen. Mun ipeib jeoer De,;t@
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GdIlen bieIes Wert lit. Mber iiebe 90,
9inbenburg itebt nidt 0rin, ipe,,ig.
ltens 1,i9t in ser l,eue{ten Mussabe
fur 1914. Sd ipuBte je6nd gelptb,
bob ih in elmer dlteren Mussabe llns
ter Dem @4logpprt a9enfdenoorf"
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,labnt Die Gltere Musgabe our !oanf
- ri4ttg, alles oa, gang aenau Mas
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ben pertiionierten Gsneral, Ser 10 ga,
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luitise Nerippttung aaen Nubmes
ser III Ben peri9itoenen aericis ouf.
aeitapelt 1T? geraoe Sic 9lusgub,
1914 bate feinen plaB mebr fiji
Sii1benbllrs. iuit fur Sinbenburg
Mber Der Re0afteur butte bod rent
Denn ip.r in Der gan5tn Welt tpiri
Deuts beim Nannen Sihoenburs fra
gen: .Wer if's9"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-01

Bung Der aiiateu 5u er5luir9en, ipatc
Die Slotte minbclteus eleih ltorf lpie
Die 6ritilde lein, oper nod groBer.
spdt fDmmt lie, ood lie
fDmm nj t.
@roBbritarnien bat Scl1 amerif.
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binberung BON Soften enplid beaut=
lportet, a6er bic slntlpprt fpnlmt per
Gpit. luie Sefretar Gaming beute be-
nad1rihtigt luoroen lit. gSabrldeinli6
hat er ourdI Sen britilhen 8otId1ofter
aud cine 0aittbeilung iiber Ben Snhalt
ner slntuprt erbolten, lnii a6er biz
5luu gmpfang Scr ldlriftlihcu Antipprt
nidlts oarilber nerlautell lalier.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-01
alei,e arieesnad)rid,te,t.
ycrlanet rHd1idtsIolen N
Secfrieg.

Ycrlanst rIdiidtsIoien
Secfrieg.
Berlin. 90. Scbr. (l1ebcr 2onz
Son.) Su oer vNpiiilden 3cihms"
bertritt @eorg @crnbarb in eillen ldnz
seren Mrtifel bic slniidt, oaB man ale
i,ah gnglanb belttn,mten SanbelsS
1diffc obne Miidiiht baral,f. ub iic @ez
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ltDren 1pIle. ct bertpeilt alf sic 8ez
ldlagnabme Ser in portuoielildjen @a<
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ben belltI9en Sdiffe, Sic man ipabrz
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pienltbar MAIDEN ipollc.
llnb cr ipriht sic 8efiirdtrtng alls
baB all6 Sic bellti1en Ghiffe in iiios
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itdnben 5ll idonen."
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ltian,te @laiIe britiiher gdiffe. ion
bern seeen ben brttiitben Seebanoe
Ials cinsigc 5llldiiigc @ergeltllngs,nab
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-01
Scr aritg.
30 CIR Snrti6ritt gcgcn
Ger0 0lll1.

Berlin. 90. 6ebr. (Sia 2onoon.)
8citerc beutihe SprtIdrittc gegen
8cronn I'M 8pebreoiltrtft ipllrbcn bellz
te bcrtdtet. Sic 9eutiden babcn Giep=
pc. slbaucollrt, 8lnnIcc, Nanbulles
nnb Champion gcnommcn.
Berlin beri1tete beute acuc Nortz
ldDrittc alif ci,,cr Sront bon 12 Meizt
len, bon 9ieppe. MeiIcn norbDiflid.
8crolln, BIB gbampion, 13 Meilen
liib6ltlid BON YcrDlln. Sic 3abl ber
llt1berprnbcten @cfnngencn lit anf
nabc5u 1900 geitieeen (228 Sffiz
sicre u1b 16,575 Mn,nt) lnb es lpurz
Den 78 @el1iikc l,1tb sc MnIbincns
fanpuea 8enptnlncr.
Mnh Gin ffcincs gcpan5crtes Sort
nprotpcitIib bon Gpiiai,,,pnt lit bpii
Scn Gcutihcn critiirmt iporbcn.
Sic Gage an Der Gitfrpnt llnb uuf
bc,n 8nlfan lit li1berdnbert.
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gcfabrlid 81, iperbcl,. Sic Stabt Ser
bnn iclblt bat ,,llr iperis gclittcn.
Snriier @un1t.
Yaris. 30. 5cbr. Gfii5icIl tpirb
beutc beridtct. bab bns @pnnbarbcmcnt
ll6rblid) bon gcrbm NIT GROCER @ef<
tisfeit fortbauerr. Sic GeutIden babe,,
,,a1 intetiiper Notwithstanding
oas 9orf Mnnbnlles 9enpu,,ner, aber
cin @cgepnngriff bradte Die Srnn5oz
len ipiebct bis 5ur Weltgren5e bie1es
9orfcs lii,D iie Dnlten Mntbullcs icbt
inter Tcller.
Sn 2ptbringcn bcIcbtcn bie 9eutz
lebei flcine Gbeilc frnn5ofilber @rdz
ben, ipnrben aber balb tpieber aus bies
len stellu1lgel, bertriebel1. 8ont 9teIi
Der Nrott lit nihts 5l1 beridteu.
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t0btet ober bcripllnbet iporben ll,lb Sc,
grDBfc EbeiI Der 8eboifcrung 1T &C.
fliidtct. Ser nod pefbliebcne fleia,
9fclt ipnroc bon Ben W1ilitGrbebDrbet
alrsgctpieien.
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t,lngen, bdb bie 1efentsperlu}te rnnb:
Inn @crbnt, cine iolde S91be crrei1
bdtten. SnB lie allett ghdsungcn fpotY
ten. gs laiIe, lid nidt feitrelIen. ipi,
srpbc Weritdrfitngeit Die 9eutIhe,l lei
gesin,r Der 6 tdsisen adntpfe i,ah
gel1obcn baben, iaber Wlilitdrfritite
glauben. bab pm Sen 800, 600 Mann
Sic ocn Nneriff ppr 8 Edsen beganue,,
nidt ntebr bielc iibrig ieien.
@erblin, Ser 3ielpnntt aller bielc
Gpfer, lit ni6ts als cine aItmD 81!
ihc (?) SeItnng linb ireun biegent
Iden lie nebmen, iperben bic 9eutlhe1
finben, ba6 lie cine ghale obne Ser
gcnon,taen bnbei,, So al1e ipertbbpllel
@orratbe ipeiter ,,a1 riidiudrts gelanb
iporocn iinb. (Nues Rbralensctlingel
cntfleibct. beibt bies, oaB 8eronnsSa)
beborifebt nno Bic Seifllng. Die friibe
.bie ltarfltc ber Belt" ipar, jcbt plDe
Iid peraltet ,lpo ipertblps iei.)
Yar.is. 90. 6ebr. Sran5DildJ
arititer lhaben sic 5tarfe Der oellt
ibcn Tr,,ppen, tpeldc ieet mn @eroii
fdmpfen. anf 100000 Manl,. So
bisberiee Nerl,tit Der 9entiden a
gootcn aQein ioll auf oicicm Ssbo''
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-01
@arnnngsreiolntion fonl1nt int aongreb
5ur Mbltiunnnng.
Scr Asrdiioent beite1t 5par untcr nod auf ieimem
&opf,
sSia aber aud oeu aonsreb nidt bor Ben aopi loRen


bamit Art Gertrauenspoin
borcgen loH lebe
Gage aongreB ber Die Strcfraee -
Iudb Sefrear 2anfns inb bic W1gidt eines apnif bic
Serne sidt onfas abaenurtc s ieber Gin @n1cz
rlfaner in 9eut Spn gul enoIid geribt
9rotei esn Sic 9ordubcrci 5l Inpurt
fomntt nit Yol i6r ,Nl6alt lit unbefann