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The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1916-07-15
KEEP THE TOWN CLEAN.

A clean town attracts attention when
ever and wherever it is seen. :A dirty
one catches the public eye in even less
time.
When the streets and alleys and yards
and vacant lots in a town are clean
ard sanitary it bespeaks like condi-
ton on the part of the residents with
regard to their personal habits.
The Lord loves clean man or woman,
and the devil worships dirty one.
Which do you prefer?
II each person in this town would use
just little more energy and thought
fulness we could make this one of the
cleanest spots in the country and our
reputation would grow apace.
Not only would we benefit thusly,
but the health of the community would
be vastly improved and the physical
capacity of the people would be greatly
increased.
A clean man works with pleasur,
and with definite object in view
Generally he gets there.
The dirty one labors from necessit,
only, has no ambition, and is the blacl
eye that kills the town in the eyes o
other people.
Keep the town clean.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1916-07-15
MEN WHO LIVE IN MEMORY.

Every town (and ours is no exception)
has two distinct classes OF citizens
those who live in the memory of their
fellow men, and those who are promptly
forgotten.
The man who is energetic, persever-
ing, and keeps always in mind the
community. in which he lives will never
need marble slab to keep his memory
green.
The fellow who kicks and villifies his
own home town will die unmourned ard
his neighbors will not even think OF
him long enough to forget him.
Say a good wcrd for your toWn-and
say it again.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1916-07-15

GULFPORT, Miss, July 1.-THE
Mississippi centennial exposition COM
mission made up of the following mem.
bers, Governor Theodore G. Bilbo,
Lieutenant Governor Lee M. Russell
Speaker of the House of Representa-.
tatives NJ. S. Conner, George M. Foote
mayor of Gulfport; A. P. Saucier
mayor of Pass Christian; W. Fl. Hut
alderman of Biloxi; F. H. Lewis, o.
Pascagoula; II. S. Weston, of Hancock
county; Icham Reeves, of Harrison
county; Floyd Roper, r. L. Simpson
and Hanun Gardner, of Harrison county
State Senator A. C. Anderson, State
Senator HI. G. Yawn, S. j: Taylor
mayor of Jackson, all of whom were
present except Mr.. Conner, who is ex-
pected early in the mornig, met at the
Great Southern Hotel this morning. S.
J. Taylor of Jackson, was elected vice.
president of the commission. and Sena-
tor III. G.. Yawn, cf Lumberton, was
elected secretary. The commission took
up consideration of the general plan OF
the exposition of the centennial, which
was adopted as follows:
The control of the exposition is vest
ed in a commission of Is members. The
exhibit CONTROLS lodged in an executive
commission. The general officers of
the exposition to be elected by the COM
mission will be:
Director general, assistant director
general or executive secretary, consult-
ing architect, consulting engineer, con-
: Eting s.eotIiesss ongineers reaident
architect, general counsel and treasurer.
The commission divided the work of
the exposition into five main division as
follows:
Division of exhibits, disision of works
division of exploitation, division of con-
cessions. division of state and county,
industrial exploitation.
Each division Is to be in charge of
a director recommended by the execu-
tive committee of the comm ission.
The commission elected Hanun Gard
ner, of Gulfport, general counsel. The
director general and executive secretary
will be elected at tomorow's meeting.
The Commission also discussed the
the expedition into various
and also the buildings to
be erected.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1916-07-15

AT subsequent meeting Hon. H. E
Blakeslee, State Commission of Agri-
culture, was selected Director General,
most admirable selection. The site
east of Gulfport, one of two offered,
was selected. Ground will be broken
August 1, and the construction of the
gaoup of beautiful buildings planned
will be pushed with all practical haste
to completion.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1916-07-15
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

i Letters testamentary on the estate of George
NJ. Quarles, deceased, were granted to the nm :
BY the ,hancery Court OF Hancock
County State OF Mississippi on the l7th day Of
given requiring all persons having claims
against said estate to have some probated and
registered BY the clerk OF said court within one
year from THIS date, and q failure to SO probate
This i7th day Of June A. ID. IsIn.
MRS. EMMIE NJ. QuARLEs,
ExeGurix.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1916-07-15
1916 CATALOGUE ST.
STAN|SLAUS COLLEGE
ISSUED FROM PRESS.

Interesting and Handsome
Publication Contains Much
of Local and General In
formation-Session Ended
Highly Successful, With
Unusually Bright Prospects
for Next Year-History of
Colleges Origin and of the
Years That Followed Is
Interesting Reading.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1916-07-15
: A Card to Owners
of Rural Telephone Lines

We are anxious to see that all lines owned by
other parties and connected with kept in such
condition to furnish efficient service Where the
owners of rural lines responsible for their upkeep,
we want to cooperate with them.
AL lines require thorough overeauling occa-
sionally if the best service is to be obtained We
recommend that every line connected with US be
overhauled at least year, and that at least
experienced telephone man assist in this work The
cost of this work when divided among all the patrons
OF the line, makes the amount paid by each
small, and this cost will be than offset by the
improved service.
If the of rural telephone lines in this sec
ton experiencing trouble with their service, we
will appreciate their talking the matter with
Manager writing fully. We will gladly do
what we toward helping you improve the con-
dition of your line.
CUMBERLAND TELEPHONE @sAA
& TELEGRAPH COMPANY 49, y
NSSSsscSSN%
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1916-07-15

DR.. j. H. SPENCE, Dentist, announces his
ofice hours, in the Gex Building, Main
street, will be on Mondays and Fridays
from 10 am. to 4:30 pm. His patient,
and future patrons will govern thems
selves accordingly. Tel. 1873.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1916-07-15
professional Caros
DIR. G. L. HORTON,

Dh. Q. L. IiUhLON,
Physician and Surgeon,
Office: GEX BLDG, Main t., Hou s 10 to ii
A. NJ and to 5P. M TeIeph ne 81
Residenee-Carroll avenue, / hone 80.
At Powers Drug Stores Pho le i89.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1916-07-15
GENERAL PLAN OF
CENTENNIAL EXPOSE n
ADOPTED BY BOARD

FL. E. Blakeslee, State Com
missioner of Agriculture,
Elected Director. General; !;
Mayor Of Jackson, s. j.
Taylor, Vice President, and
State Senator Yawn Made
Ground to Be
Broken August 1st for the
Construction OF Exposition
Buildings.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-14
&lfille &riegsnafbri91cl1
Seiterrcidiidrs Ainiiteri,tm
bc,ntifipnirt.

2pn nbDn, 13. 9cs. Ginc Mcl,tcr=
idlc ScpcidJc ans Ymitcrbam brinst bic
Ssad)ridJt ans @tcn, haii bas 1itcrrei=
btfd)c Winiitcrinnt hcmiiiipnirt hat
mitb &aiier &arl bcn friibcrcmSoanbels=
miniitcr int W.imiitcriitm pplt &1rbcr
mn cinItiscn 9ircftpr brr &rcbit 9lm=
italt sllrga,,bcr -Spitn,iiiicr nit Der
8ilbnns cincs ltc,tcu &abimctts be-
traut bat.
Gs fcblt Scr @lanbc!
9crlin 13. Sea. slngclidts ser
bcutigen Yrebfunmcntnre sllnl Ssrics
hcnsartra9c fann nidt 9eia9t iuerbcn,
pab bic bcutIdbc Erelic ltd pptilnilti~
ldbcn @pffrun9en in 9csus auf Ben
grfolg pcs slntrases binsibt @abrenb
man Sen slusenblicf fiir gut gelpdbIt
fir Den s(nfras balt, ungeiid9ts Ser
belltleben @rfpl9cl in 9tllrtd,licn unb
Der llneridiittcrlihfeit ber bentl6en
9efcnliblinien, seben Die 3eituugen
bpcb mn lhlpaden $opffnltngen in Be-
|5ng auf bcn glltcn Billel1 Der Mlliirten
Iusorrd, 9crahe iebt nod Ser gteu1
|formirung Der englil6en nnb fran5Diiz
|lden ariegsfabinette, in Sriebeusun~
terbanblunsen cinSutretcn.
&Dlcrs ncmer Gegcnt.
sSarI d6au, 13. Sea. Gr5ber5og
&url stephan BON Sclterreidi lit bis
5nr Gripdblnng zines aDnigs, sltu1 Ne@
gerten bes neuerltanbenen &Dni9reiebs
Eplen ernannt lpprbcn.
9cutidjc gaudbpptc im 2as Salinas.
Saris, 13. 9cs. Scr Soabasagen~
trr miro aus 2as Galmus, &anari16c
Snleln, ulter Dem 10. GcSember ges
melpct, cs perlaute. bab slpci oclltidc
San6boote in ben Soafen 2as Salinas
|eingefnbren lllb neben eil1en BORT itls
ternirten bclltIben panbelsbampfer
por slnfer gegangen leicn.
Cine MscercstrasDbic i,t bier brabt=
luicm Melbuitgem.
Stta 10 a, Ont. 13. Seq. Gas faz
lnnbiid)c Sorpehobnpt /. .@rillc" illbr nm
III. 9e5embcr, Uni 3 llDr 9faclm,it~
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-14
(siuc fraiftiae sprad,c.

u m lterbam, t3. Ies. Gic
a,sa3olnild1e Golfs5eitlung" peroffel,t=
lidlt hclrtc cinelt idarfen slngriff altf
Sen 4ralioenteu @illon in Gerhin=
olnlg nit oem Grotelt ser ghtllocs=
reaierung 9egen Die 2cportirlng bel=
giId)er slrheiter nad) IettIdlaao. Die
3eltlng halt oieics Gorgeben fiir
oltrdlalts inforreft lmb idlicbt ntit
ben @prten: > @ir ltreitrn llad) Scr
bisheriacn @altllng Ser gunbesregic=
rltng Iel,tidlanb acgenii6er Bent
Gralioenten oos 9icebt ab, iid iii ge=
5lta allf irgenb peldle llulerer &riegs=
ltaBna1nlen als N5oralilt allf5lIpie-
lcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-14
Gnticblidye @rubenfataltrpple.

Gitt burg, San. 13. Se5. Sll
oergcebp unb 8nan aobleneruhe bel
Stone Gitp erciancte lid, beute abeno
cine fiirdterlihe @rpluiion, Bel Ser
.sipal5is &obleneraber ibr 2cben berz
loren baben. Grllbcnbcamte lagen. baB
nod brciBis &oblengrdber in ben
Sdad]ten pcrldiittct lein milbtcn. Sc
nauerc sNlfprmatipncn iiber bic @ataz
ltrppbe lallen lid 5rr 3eit nod nidlt
einbolen, 81 ourd pic @elpalt Der grz
pluiipn alleh bie telcgrapbilebe @crbinz
ouns nit gtpne Gitp 5eritDrt NOR
Sen lit.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-14

5prtsanae ncs ariescs lno ocllcn
gcrlddrflns auh INNER nebr cine
beorpblifcllnralt pdhlt. Sen Ginbrud
ncs beutld)cn Sricbcusuppells in ben
nclltrulcn 2dnbern miibten Die Mlliirz
ten nit aller g0iudt alls5uipilcben
tradten.
Ser u@lobe" Iagt, oab Ser Hllf oe5
bclttlhcu Neidsfan5lers .@amerabl"
(gefanntlid) lollcn ndeb cngltIden Sa@
1bcln Die hcutl6en Solbaten nit bieIen
Nnfe ibre Sodnbe bphbnlten llno lih
er9eben! slnm. 5. Neo.) ben gntlnlub
gnalanbs, Den &ries bis Suln bitteren
Gnoe blrd6lltampfen, nllrtbaus nid)t
.bceintrddtiscn fntllte.
&rcfitimmcn III ben ifnmbinauiid,cn
9ittberm.
&ppcn bagen, 13. Ses. Sic
. Suiens 9tpbeber" berihten be,ltc, tic
batten aus superldlli9er ibipeoiider
Glelle sic gadrid,t erbalten. oab Ser
SrieoelspprIdllae Ser Wiittelntddte
nidt obne gSciteres BON pen Illiirten
abseipielen lperbeu lpiiroe.
Sic 3citlins vGplitifen" 9laubt
nicht, bab nah bcn iiinsiten Gprsarz
gen in Gn9lanb. Srantrcid) llno 9flBz
lanb Die 9fe9ierungen bieler 2duber
bercit lein lpiirocn, eerabe iest iSriez
bensbpridldsen sll lalliden. 9us
8latt lpeiir alf bie grflaruns oes
|neueu ruiliidhen Sremiers Srepoff bin,
Ser erfIdrt bat, paB 9a,lblanb I'M Sen
Seiie bon &ptltantinppel nnb berSarz
banellen fimpfe, lulpie allf bic @erDfz
fentlidltnsen Der franaoIiid,en uno
enslilden Neeierungeu, il, benen eilt
Sltrhfdmpfen oes arieses bis sum
| liesreicten @noe als bcreu @uuptsiclc
bcsci6net lpcrben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-14

Sic bpllitanbisc 9emoralilirllng Ser
rlnnanild9cn Mrmce bat sur Soloc eez
babt, bab sic streitfrafte pcs @encS
rails bon Wadenien Sen Scinb in nadjs
brildltditer gBeiic ncrfplgen f6nnen,
pbne bicrbei nennensipcrthc Sser(ultc
Sll erleibcn.
GniIc,t uDlltcu ,uicbcr pliinbcrn mnb
icngcn.
slngcnl6cinIih llntcr bem Ginflulle
GnBlanbs banoclnb, ltccfet, Sic Mumaz
ncn allc Srtidaftcn llnb @ebDfte, Ste
tic auf ibrerShlbt beriibrcn, in 8ranb.
ipcnn ibnen bicr5lt Belt b(cibt. Sic
&crbiinbcten iino linen inbcllcl1 auf
Den Serlen nno pcrbinbern sic sluss
fiibrung bcs Ylancs iii ocn neilfen
Sdllen.
NlmaniIbc@efangenc crflirtcn, scr
3atb Der yiniicn sebc babin, DOB sic
rllmanilehc s(rrrcc ii6 DitIie5 BON 8u=
fare1t suriief5iebc nnb nihtiaaein allein
allc @cbaltbc 1nD Stiillc in sl1cbc lca>
ten, ionbern alld alle &prrdtbc perz
nidte, scrabc 10 ipic lie, Sic 9iuiien, cs
III Yolcn tbotcll. Sic 9hlmdl,en ippuz
ten lie1 inbelicn in piclcn Ssdllcn nidbt
Da5u beritebcn, i,n ciscnclu 2anbe 10 oll
Eballicn.
Stalicner upm 9ll6ancru seidlascm.
g Spfia, iiber 2uuDpn, 13. Sea.
Sic blilsarilhc 6ecreslcitulg gibt
6entc bcfalu,t, bab 5000 sllbaner bel
Ercsllcs int Gpirus eiile Ifarfc ifnlicnt<
id)c 1rlppenmac1t nollltan6ig geIbla<
'gen baber. Sic Stulicncr lollcn in Der
.Gludlt iAr Sell illdlcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-14
9Sas iucrhcn @tlipn nnb bic Snl1ocs
rcgiermng STR &eripirflidnng ner
Sricnensbpintunq tbnm?

@ q y IN ct pll, lS. ScS. Sic
pffl6tcllen aobclgranllnc BON Dem Sc
Idliftetrager @jrclp III @crliu IN gesua
|duf sic Sricoensnpten Ser IHtttclmtichz
tc luarcn teutc slbeno nod nlcbt i'm
Staataocpartcnlcnt cil9cgangcn. Gs
bciBt ouB bie}e biplpnatildcn SbriTtz
lfilcfe bircft BON Ser anterifaniIhcn
gptidaft i'll @erlin OH bic betreffcnbcn
9ic9ierllngen, on bic tic beItitlrnt ma
ren, lrcitergcIanot mprnen iino.
Erdlihent sStlinn lttlenft Dem Srir=
oensantra9c trpsben Bic allergr1Bte
auTmerilumfcit, lhpn aus ncm @rims
DC, lpeil CT bufft, oab CT I'M Safe Scr
@inleitlng bon Sricocnsllnterbanoz
llngcn cine G'elc9cllbeit bohen lueroc,
Icinc Ylinc i'll Sc6n9 allf bic @riiuz
bung cillcr &nlfcrltgu sur Sltfrccbtcrs
baltllng cincs gScltfrieoeus perlpirfliz
hen Sll fDnnen Sn GrmangcIuug ausz
| hibrlider nnttlihcr Sllfprmationeu bat
pcrr sSillpn jcbpdl nod fenlc feltcn
gntIdlilic iiber Ieinc fiinftigc paltlmg
III Se5lg ouf Sen SricoenspprId)lag
gcfabt.
sSl1 Sen &rciicn Scr Sunocsbcamter
glulibt man, buB bic oaltuna Scr guuz
pesrc9ierllns gau5 burh bic Slllhabme
bcs Sriebensporldla9es ieitens Scr
gntentemalhte beltimmt morbcn riro.
Srpsoem glallbt man ober ollh, ouB
Sic gunoesrcsieruna lhon est
Tprnlcll pber infprlnell, gebeim poer if
fentlich einen 8e9 filocn lperoc,
lnie tic cs Sen alliirten Mrdditcu an $
pcr5 leecn fpnnte. ben sntrng ser
Mitteln,ad,tc nidt 10 ubuc gSeiteres
bon ber Soanb Sl ipeiicn.
Sic neilten @lnoesbeantcn hulten
cs fir lpabrIheinlidl, buB lpdGrcno Der
3eit, III Der Sic alliirten Hegiernnacl
inter licb iiber slbfalluns ihrer Slntz
iuprtnoten beratben lperoen, altf oiplps
|matildem @ege in G,rTabrltng scbruht
Iperoen fDnnte, pb uno luie cille Ser
l1uitteluus leiteus cines nelltralen Gan
bcs sur @eripirflidllns oes Sriebens
beitragen fpnrtc. Sic omcrifnnild,crl
Sptlhaftcr in Snuopn, Garis llnb ct.
petersburg iinb oabcr alld1 bcreits in
Iltrrirt lporoen, sic Suuocsrcsicruna
ltrift iiber auc &orsdnge auf Dem Sau1
lfenben su balten.
9cs bcmtidem Sptid,afters slnfaabc.
@aibinetpn, 13. Se5. Grai
Sernltprfi biirfte in einenn ooer slpei
Saeen in slngeleacnbeiten pes Sricz
pensantrases eine@elprednlns NIT Sem
Staatslefretdr Gaming bubcn. Gr bat
iebpb leit sen lceteu a Stunpen tei1
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-14
MQiirte ideiueu ,,tritgstoa" 5u itiu,
SSsnn ) tbre TT YSaibtn9to anige5dbiten syrie.
ais amtbentiid) erpeiien ioutem.
gber porlant9 H bic
pmadiamcn Mbmnrtcus" 3ufrichcn eebcn.

Srat Serntorf bat fcic drifn Berlin
gertge geloung Sen budn Srcbus6co9mgcu
belrm) 8eortedmnDcl gu6escnaon
aod uber bic @iumunoc
rln9s9eeb ebenio re9 aeueica uaren,
unierer Se1utoren aiht ms bncugconmcn!
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-14
10000 Mniie,,. scfallcn.


lblagcn.
10000 Hmiiclt gcfallcn.
Us ic II, iibcr 8crlin lrno Ganpif(c
13. Sea. Sem geltri9cn amtl1d]en
&r,e9sberid)tc Scr t. ltnb t. Secreslei~
tling lit np6 ser fsl9enbe slbldnitt gu
cntrebn1cn:
rSrpnt Deg Grsber5pgs ssplcpb: cSu
Den &arpatbcn baben sic 9iltlIcn trot,
Der lcbiperen blutigen, @crluitc, Sic lie
III Der lcbtel SSod)c crlitten llno sic
1lb i1ab nldBiaer Sbatnng auf mint
oeltens 10000 Wunn bclaufcn. imn,er
,uieocr llilfcrc Stcllunycu pbne irpcl1
Grfplg on9egriffcn.
&aiicr &arls 8ntid)aft ait icinc
getrcitcn 9ri1ppcr.
Int It Il ba III, iibcr 2pnbpn, 13.
Seq. Cine 9epeihe aus @icn belaat,
nab Safer 8arI Die fplgcnoc failerlf-
che @otldaft an icinc @ccrc entIanbt
lat:
n0lit Gnttcs gnabiger6ilTc ltnb sem
8ciltanbc lt,lercr getrcncn snliirtcn lit
es llns 9eluligen, einc &ricgslagc sll
ld1affcn. sic iebcr 3ipcifcl iibcr unlc<
Ten enogiiltigen Sies ausIdliebt. Sa
DEM geitrcben jcbod), unIcrcn @olfern
III biclen barten 3eiten Sic gesnltngcn
beS 5ricbcns 5uriif5usebcn, babclt ssd)
nnp lncinc crlau6tcn Gcrbiinocten Sen
@crIud 9en1adt, eitcn ebrcnbaftcn
Sriebensabl6htb berbS5ufiibrell.v (,
SGT bcte gum gllmibtige,l nnB -Gr
hielen llniercnsd)ritt ie9nen lnDse ,abcr
id) BIN felt oappn iiber5cngt, bab ibr
NIT bcnlIclben pclDelnllltbc ipcitcr=
ftinlpfen iperbet bis bic}er Sricbclt abz
ge1djlollcn pbcr Ser sseinb pcri,idtcno
gcldlagcn it,"
WsDsfD,uitcr prablcu NIT tbcmcr cr=
famftcn Grfolgeu.
ct. Yctcrsb burg. iibcr 2ons
bpn, 13. Seq. g'aD Ser bcutiscn N1elz
blng bcS 'rulliId)cn aric9smilliltcrilm,s
l)abcil rulliideEruppcn gcltern arfsln@
bDben iiiolid BON Neuillalia I'M Iroz
tug Sbale III 9tlnndllien eine 2inic
hclltihcr gdiisengrdben crobert. Sic
feinoliden @cgenangriffe sipecfs @ie~
bcrerDbcrlng Der perlprcncl Stellun~
gen ipllcn bllltig abgcld6lagcn lporben
icin.
9lms @sascbplticn.
Yaris, 13. Sea. 9us fransDliibe
arie9samt bcrihtet bcllte, bab bic8nlz
garcn cincn beftiscn Insriff auf Sic
Stelllln9cn Scr staliencr an Ser n1a=
scboniIden Sront nDrbli1 bon Wpnas
ltir nntcrnonnllen baben, aber 5urilf=
gelpprfen lporoen Iilb.
Gin SitlatiuItsberid)t aus bent Soampt=
anarticr lit 8mfareit.
sSnl heltIden @auptq1artier IN 8uz
fnrclt, iiber gcrlin llnb 2pnbpn, 10.
9es. Scr belltibe Selo5ng in Nnmaz
nien bat crit bc9onncn. Seber ufeIoz
Crane golbat"'s 4 lit nit s6neeIbnben
\ fir Den 8intcrfelo5us perleben lpors
Den, inb ldmntli6e Sranspprtipa9eu
iinb 10 ein9crid)tet, bab lie miibelos
auf S6littenfnfen transportirt iueroeu
Nfonncn.
Silnmebr 9ufare,l aefallen lit
lit @cneral BON Madcnlcn in sic Sage
pcrlebt ipprocn, 9roBc Mengcn alle,
Sruppengattlln8cu nod giorben, Git
Den, @eiten linb Often iperfen sn fun-
nen l!nb BIC @crbinollngsIlnicn intnf
S,l galten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-14
aaiitr aarl Gin 9ottts ydtiger Serr.
ulct8t anid)etMcno aud ocnt 8aDIiprmdJe: ,,5fe5t
ant Oott pertraucn nno feite sim lid bauem!"
Die 6nmduen 5eben iid INNER nod nab benz 8useu 3lr
Mlbanic Jrcias ,taicncrm Gpirns nc dc Meber
agc beiscbrad)t

Sic nunte g bat porgtcrn pieber Ganaere cnabrad
Mosfppier po0cn eien ncncn babu iener
cpna Idabt Die gcrue Mun 10000 Damn in elmer
8pdc gnlcn upQen ciocncn 9o1bc bos
EinScrn pnb Sgcn b6ringn Mlude siehcn cs ous
de'nenb bpr, id ecangcn nebn,cn 5u aien.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-14
8ott Der @cittront.
9tur Ncidliitfimpfc.

9crl in, .brabtlus iiber Saypiuc,
13. Seq. 9as @rubc @auptquartier
bcgniiat lid) belte in ieiner MelDnng
ppn ser gSeltfrpnt nit Sen, Sabe. bab
baiclblt scltcrn MIR seitlpciligc llnb lpz
falc Srtillcriefampfc ltattsefunben
Dabcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-14
Nns BET 8uHhesbanptitabt
Srtcbensbebinsunsen uber spnptpme
npn &rieastpllunth2

@albington. t3. Sea. 9Sn
btcItgen prpbritilhcn &reilcll 5irflllirte
beutc cine oneeblid oircft aus 2pnoon
lrammenoe 9luf5dblrng Ser @coingltnz
gen, unter iuelben Sic MQiirtel1 lih
berett erfldrcn lpiirben, eincn Srienen
NIT Den glittclmdd)ten abSuIhlicbel1.
2iele fir Bic 3cntralrnddtc Iclbltccre
ltanolieh p1llig unannebmbarcn @coinz
guneen laufen:
9fiidfaabe bon @llaB Spt6ringcl an
Sranfreid.
Sic 9talu1llng unb @iener6critcls
hung bon 9ioro : Sranfrcid]. 8clgien,
FpIen, Serbien, Wontencgrp lulo Muz
manien, ionic ppllc Gntihdoieung Bic
ler 2anper fir Ben ibneu ton Sen @crz
bilnocten 5ugefiigten &riesslctaocn.
Gplc @ntlddbigung aller 2anocr,
Die bon Den Soccrcn ser @crbiinoetcn
bcfricat luurbcn fiir Sen geianuntcn
&riessIchaoeu.
slbtretllng pnn apnitantinppel rtno
Den Sarbancllcn on 9iuBlnnb.
Cine Spnne pro Spnne @ntiddbiz
sllns fir oen BON Sen oelltlc6en Saufe
bnnten perurladtcn @erlult ppn Se6ifz
len llno 2ubnneen ner Gnte1tenldhte.
sfrcngc scitrafllna alcr ncrer,
lpclcte fir Sic pnn beutittlen Sruppcn
bc9an9cnen @rullIamfeiten CO perz
antmprtIidl aenlodlt lrcrNen lniillen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-14
Sit critic s6ladt,
@riedJiid)c Irnppen sreifen bic lran=
Soicn 6ei &aterina an.

@crlin, brabtlos iiber saDbiae,
13. Seq. Sic lleberlce : g}adrid)tens
|a9entur ucrfiinoet beutc, Bop in @ricz
fcnlano pic eritenaampfe 5ipiiten bcll
ifDnisstrcilen 5ruppen unb ben slQiirz
ten alls9ebrodcn iinb. Ginc ericbiId)e
ISrtppenobtbeilung bon runo 5000
Mann ioa bie fran5Diilde Gelabung
bon aateri.la, lln9efd6r 60 Weilen
Eliloipeltlih bon Sulonifi gelegen, anz
.9cgriffen nnb aus Der Stabt pertriez
ben baben 9iaehbem Die @rieden arf
piele @eile bic @crtbeioigunsslinie oer
Sran5olen burAbro6en 6atten, besoz
gen lie Stelungen ,lorbDltlid) bon aae
tertra.
0eianbte Der Gntcnte bercitcn iid) sur
9lbreiic ppr.
Con Oon, 13. 9e5. Cine Nenterz
lcf)c Sepeldtc aus sltben inelbet, oab
Die ariedildIe Grelie Die Gage iebr ppz
timiltild bclpridtt t1ber Bic neucn 5Sprz
berrnseu Ser Gntente Wddte linb
nod nidjt fprnlllirt lporpen. ba bie@ez
ianbtidaften nph niht aac ibre Su@
ltruftipnen bon ibrcn gieaierlinsen crz
haltcn baben. Sn Ser 3ipilden5eit haz
ben lid a1e 8ilreer oer alliirtcn 2dnz
Der cinseId)ifft llno es iino au6 bercit5
allc @prbereitlln9en fir cine promptc
slbrcile Scr Geianotcn hieIcr 2anbcr
getroffeu ipproeu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-14

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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-14
Winis iidl oenn sic SanSesrcsiernns
III 9lllcs cinmilden!

@erlin, iiber Sappille, 13. GcS.
Ter anlcrifaniId)e 9otidmftslefretar
@rcm erlpartet, Dem bieiigen slus=
lpartiaelt slnt cine linn aus @albing=
tnn ilhcrlnittelte slnfrage liter Sic
8erienfllng rorlpegiider 5obr5ellse
Slt ltnterbreiten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-14
9er arieg.
0on Der Dftfront.
Sin erfulglplcr yYiocritanosperI,1d,

gerlin, orabtlos iibcr 5appille,
13. Ge5. Ias @roBe Sallptoltarticr
peroffcntlid)t fel,te, oaB rulnanii6e
Srl1ppell IN Der @aladei, l1orboltlid)
bon gufarclt, perltarft ollrb rllliide
aouallcrie, 8iberltan0 ou leiiten pcr=
lud)tcn obcr licb icbt aud apieoer alli
onllcnl Hiid5llae bcfinoen. Sim aelt-
rlgcn Gage lpurOen bci Sen ai!npfel1
IN Mtmallien lpcitere a 900 Mann ae=
talacn genommen.
gsene rllliilcbc slngriffc in Sen
8pergDp Bergen all Ser llorooItlibcn
8rcl15e siebcnbiiraens, ipl,roen ge=
tern cbellfalls pieocr allc 5lriifge=
lhloaen.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1916-08-19
Not a TaIkinu Point.

In 1912 it was the Democratic con-
tention that tariff reduction would
bring down the cost of living.
The Democratic congress reduced
the tariff, and extended the free list,
but for the campaign of 1916the) Dem
ocratic party does not point with
pride" to reduction Of the cost of liv-
ing. There Is no such thing. There
fore discreet silence is maintained.
In 1912, free sugar was to save the
housewife two cents on every pound
she purchased. The tariff on sugar
was cut % per cent, and 1t was to be
entirely removed on May 1, 1916. The
price did not bulge before the war
broke out; then 1t rose. Clothing was
to be much cheaper, or much better
for the same price; but 1t isn't. Shoes
were to be cheaper, but they are dear
er. Great imports Of beef from Ar
gentina were to bring down the price
of that commodity, but beef has stead
lily risen. These are examples that
Indicate the rule.
And, besides, heavy internal taxes
are imposed, because the low tariff is
producing greatly deficient revenue
Albany Journal.