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The Washington herald., 1916-02-19
BRITISH SELL SECURITIES.
s22, 200 OF Steel Bond, Taken
Back by Corporation

New York. Feb. 1s.-J. P. Morgan a
Co. for the account OF the British
treasury, have sold to the United
States Steel Corporation s22.sOo. 900 Of
the corporations first mortgage per
cent bonds. This is the lot Of so
called Carnegie bonds received in this
country some time ago and Il 10 un-
derstood they will be utilized by the
corporation for sinking fund purposes.
il was stated that IL required no new
financing by the corporation 70 acquire
these bonds, the corporation having
more than 100000. 600 cash in bank.
These are the bonds that were held by
the Scottish Carnegie Foundation.
about which considerable comment was
made several weeks ago.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-19
PHILADELPHIA GRAIN.

Philadelphia, Feb. B.-WHEAT-Demand wa
fairly active, but with lower Western advices prices
declined Nc. We quote lots in export elevator: :
No. red, SPOT and February, l.33alB; No. South
ern red, l.3alS3; steamer No. red, l3oal p; No,
red. lsoal.2; rejected A. l.zal.als; rejected B.
l6al. .2s
CORN-The market was quiet and without I'm
portant change. We quote car lots fn local trade.
as to location: No. yellow, s2taS3s; steamer yell
low, slas2; No. yellow, 77s7s; No. yellow, "a
Is; cob per 70 pounds, so.
OArS-osts sold slowly with ample offerings at
the late decline. We quote: No. 2 white s6isa5 ;
standard white. 5ta55; No. white. 5sasi No. 1
white. 5las2: sample oats. 4ssfs; puriaed oatA
graded, 52isa55.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-19
$500, OIL COMPANY.
Cosden OIL and Gas, Producing Con-
ccrn, Formed.

Baltimore, Feb. lG-Arrangements foi
one Of the biggest financial deals In the
Oklahoma oil fields were closed this
morning, when announcement was made
Of the formation OF the Cosden on and
Gas Company, with a capitalization Of
6, 5,5Oo. 600
]. S. Cosden, president Of the Cosden
Refining Company, Will be president Of
the new company. A. W. Gieske will be
vice president. and the directors OF the
company viii be Messrs. Jacob France.
r. Lancaster williams A. W. GIeske.
Eugene l. Norton. Stuart Olivier, all OF
Baltimore, and J. s. Cosden and Z. r.
Perry. OF Tulsa
The Washington herald., 1916-02-19
COTTON MARKETS.

New York. Feb ia demand from Liverpool
and active short covering rallied old crop positions
tn above Thursdays close in the last hour Of the
srssi"n on The CottOn exchange here today when
Sle market bad been affected by liquidation from
Wall Street and wire houses with Western con
nectious Tn. closc was steady at net g,in OF
N pOintS
Offerings were absorbed by trade buying and
Covering Ot sIsddle shorts in the positions.
while there also a good deal of profit taking
Spot At Liverpool vas quiet at decline Of
pDints on the basis Of I'D for mid-upand. Futures
in the English market were steady at 4 net advance
OF a point TO 4 decline Of points.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-19
Lectures on Scotch Life

a lecture. the proceeds OF which will
he used for edUcP ,nE the mounts ineers
of Virginia and r, nessee. was dcIiy.r~d
by Rev. W. r. V ,ddcrspoon. pastor Of
Foundry NJ. Z. Church at Woodward &
Lothropss Hall yesterday afternoon.
" Beside the bonnie Briar Bush" ian
MscLsren's story. Of Scotch life, was the
subject OF the talk, which was given
under the auspices Of the Samuel Gorton
Chapter. Daughters Of the American
Revolution
The Washington herald., 1916-02-19
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

Quotations given below for large lots OF good
marketable goods only. Jcbbers prices are high. .
Lower grades may be solo for less. Fancy goods
rommsnd thigher prices.
Receipts Of produce yesterday were heavy. Dressed
hogs continuing in good demand, considered
the most firm gods Of the market. Under heavy
receipts veal calves were caS. While the heavy
receipts Of ehickens were sold lower figures the
market closed with quantity q hers LEFT ove.
Hens wsrs q can't wcaker. Ess reosipo vsrs hsasy,
The Washington herald., 1916-02-19
ROADS, REVENUES
SHOW BIG gain
Net Earnings in December
$43,650,024 Larger Than
in Same Month in 1914.
RECORD Is PREDICTED
Increase for Six Months Period,
sl5S.25S,745, According to
|. c. c. Statistics.

statement given out yesterday by the
Interstate Commerce Commission shows
the large increases in revenue Of the rail-
roads in the United States for December.
1915. over December. 1914. and for the six
months ended December 81, 1915. as COM
pared with the six months ended Decem-
Der 81, 1914
The figures indicate the largest income
for the fiscal year which ends on June 90
OF any year. The figures Of the commits
sion cover railroads having operating
revenue above 81. .0cOoco for the year end ed
June 20. 1915
In December. 1915. the net revenue from
railway operations on railroads in the
United States WAS n3s5o.o24 more than in
December. 1914 the net revenue in Decem-
Der. 1915. being slo3, 4s4. on. as against $50
S3ioe3 in Decemmber. 1914.
For the six months ended December 81,
1915. the net revenue was slSs.Ss.7G more
than for the six months ended December
81. 1914. the net revenue for the six months
ended December 81. 1915. being ss2s. .ssI .2co.
as against A70.ii2.4T5 for the six months
ended December 81. 1914
The railway operating revenue OF the
railroads in December. 1915 was 81 .ois .sO4
more than in December. 1914. in Decem-
Der. 1915. the figures being scS7 ,os7 .343. and
for December. 1914. 80. .31s, 739
Operating Revenues Bigger.
For the six months ended December 81,
1918. the railway operating revenues were
slS. .els more than for the six months
OF 1914. for the first six months named the
gross revenues sggregating 81. 705. .767. .o31
and for the six months Of 1914. S1,519. no.
113.
Railway operating expenses for Decem-
ber 1915 amounted to SIS. Sc, 20. as against
sisS. 4S,7l6 in December 1914. an increase
OF 81, ,Sas, $50
For the six months ended December
1915 railway operating expenses were 81
0.015,S1l, as compared with S,o4s n ess
an increase OF E7.7osl73.
The phenomenal increases in the rail-
road revenue are due largely to the in
crease in the traffic handled. and partly
10 increases in rates. Tho revenue de-
rived from freight in December, 1915
amounted to s3o5. .9J5. .92s. as against S54,-
1854 in December, 1914, a gain OF over
so. 10000. For the six months ended De-
cembcr. 1915. freight revenue amounted to
s.. .ls4 .347,s52. as against sl.oS7.7Z1,l7S for
the six months ended December. 1914
Passenger revenue amounted in Deem
bcr. 1915. to S5.44 .oS3. as against i9,Ss,-
7s9. a gain OF S.as2 25. For the six
months ended December. 1915. passenger
revenue amounted to S]5S Sl5S. .ops as
against s34s. 709. .492, a gain of sl54f,514
The Washington herald., 1916-02-19
NEW YORK GRAIN.

Nov Y--t. F-h U-vHEAT-strunsrr: s,,1 -
quIry. No. Nc-rhen, T. O. b.. ~ No ? Nd
T. O. b.. liza 20 Sr7v, No. . had vintsT "a
T. o. h.; No. I Manitoba 4 o B. lEs No I
nsnsronl, l.f9l. ETrpTteTs trot D. gnn on hslelsls
C.-' hsr,' vi-trr. Nu. ! sT-inE md NJ nitnha
CORN-Fimer; fair inquiry. No. yeIlp~ en-
nil, 10 su1Te 90 new No. 2 ysllDw hlndried 70
srIve. s6i4. c. 1. T.. No. : hlndusd 20 arr1re
50, c. L Exporter tnok I7too bushe,s part
out-pcTts
OATS-FIru business is fsir No Whit no--i-
nal. No white, SsSp. No. 4 Whitr, El4ss-4
rlNvstr- bass. ungr1dad 5.zSg4 Ehpo~7sr, TOO.
100 onp bushes
The Washington herald., 1916-02-19
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
Washingtonians Hurt in Wreck

-Four Washingtonians We're slightly in
jured on Thursday when several Goa ches
of the Seaboard Air Lines Florida
Limited crashed through a trestle eight
miles south of Richmond They were:
George Howard, treasurer OF the National
Savings and Trust Company: Mrs.
Howard. j. E. Naylor. COZ Third street
northwest. and Benjamin Chase, Is New
Jersey avenue northwest
The Washington herald., 1916-02-19
Lanston Reports Good Sales.

That the Lanston Company does not
expect to meet with serious competition
from the newly organized Intertype Com
pany was the declaration of President
Dove of tho former company yesterday.
Our sales in the last three months"
declared Mr.. Dove, have fully equalled
the record OF our best years In the Unit.
ed States. and the manner in which
the orders are coming in shows that It
is not a spasmodc trade"
The Washington herald., 1916-02-19
Wilson Given Sword.

President Wilson yesterday received
from s. A. Walden, a Confederate
veteran of Murfreesboro Tenn, a sword
made of cedar from the Stone River
battlefield as an evidence of his interest
in the administration's preparedness
program. Mr.. Walden says he is 60, but
not too old to fight
The Washington herald., 1916-02-19
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

baltimore Feb B-Ths speculative cTsAs broke
out sfrssh the stock eIchznse today and buytns
ou an extensive scale carried Cosd=n co.1mon and
6 pcT cent bonds and W.ylAnd Ou TO new high
price rccordS
open. and when the session s1t under way there
was rush to buy the fsvOrtc. the oil group
again being the center & Interest. although the
general market displayed I-UOouncrd strength in
sympathy with the buOyrncy Of the leaders
-
The Washington herald., 1916-02-19
Dividend Tips Circulated.

1t was rumored on the street yester-
day that the Utah dividend would be
eight dollars and that Anaconda would
pay nine dollars. The tip came from
New York
The Washington herald., 1916-02-19
NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

New YORK, Feb. B.-Again the curb market today
vas featured By continued activity and strength in
speciality issues. There hstess trade through
out the session In so-caned market leaders.
Groups Of brokers have formed several pools, es-
peclally In those stocks which have been recently
introduced. and IN some cases have run values up
90 and 30 per cent the iTeiiest sort Of trading
II was the activity in these issues that gave the
market busy sppearance when a matter OF fact,
total sales the past few sessions In principal securi
ties have been around the minimum for the year.
Today.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-19
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. Feb B-HOGS-Receipts 500; slow;
bulk. s.loas.0; light. 775as.3; mixed s0Oas i0
heavy, 7s5asio; rough, 7.s5aslo; pigs, sSa7io
CATTLE-Reeeipts ., ,ooo weak native beef steers.
s.edsse5; stockers and feeders. 55oaT.25; COW. and
heifcrs, 3l5as.2o: calves saaI3
sHEEP-Receipts. s.oee; scady; wether rs.
SO; kmbs s.oN,lA
The Washington herald., 1916-02-19
Gets u S Shell Order

Philadelphia. Feb. IS.-Bsldwin Lo-
comotive Works closed a contract with
the United States government for an
order amounting 10 1N"D EheU forE-
ings for 3-inCh guns # was announced
today.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-19
Declares Extra Dividend.

The regular dividend wa declared on
Republic Steel and Iron preferred yes
terday and an extra dividend of one per
cent to be applied on back dividend
The Washington herald., 1916-02-19
G. w. U. Starts New Law Course.

George Washington University Law
School has started a new course In mine
and irrigation law. The subjects are
being taught by Judge ". r. King
chief counsel for the United States Re
clamstion Service
The Washington herald., 1916-02-19
BOSTON STOCK MARKET.

Boston. Feb B.-Thc market dominated by
rinc shares both American and Butte & Superior
making broad gains to ne WHICH records. Trading
active in both. Copper stocks were strong
with some good gains
The Washington herald., 1916-02-19
Car Situation Serious.

wire from Kansas City TO a local
brokerage office yesterday indicated that
the car situation is becoming serious.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-19

In oatnan. Ariz.. the citizen must y ak
forty miles 10 take a bath. or nay twenty
cents a gallon for the water. which is
brought by wagon from Needles. Cal
The Washington herald., 1916-02-19
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE.
Furnished by W; n. Hibbs q Co.

Furnished by W. II. Hibbs 4 Co.
SALES
CsrttL Traction 5s Scn at lUS.
GaphCrhone lSt IS, 600 at e9 81 90 at H 81 900
at g. s. oo at 90, 81 mo at 90
Rank Of Washington. at 70
Continental Trust, 10 at rs
After call:
Washington Gas S. Sp at lm.
CAPITAL Traction at Sss-
The Washington herald., 1916-02-19
Zinc Ore Prices Soar.

Joplin, Mo-. Feb. 1s.-zinc ore sold
today at $3.50 ton, within SIS of the
highest figure in history.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-19
Local List show. Firmnc.s.

While the uncertainties of the New
York list may have been responsible for
a slack session on the local exchange. no
weakness in local securities was mani
Tested yesterday. Lanston, on the con-
trary, showed a tendency to advance,
probably upon the strength of reassuring
statements made by President A. Maury
Dove of the company. The monotype
stock was bid up from &c, Thursdays
closing. to 81 IA and an option on 100
shares at SIS was not filled. Mergen-
thaler raised 1-2 to l66
The Washington herald., 1916-02-19
MARKET NOT ONE
FOR SPECULATOR
Present Prices, Attractive to
Investor, Are Subject to
Unforeseen Influences.
NEWS OF LOCAL MARKETS
Washington Securities Firm with Lam
ston Showing Upward Tendency
After Presidents Statement.

The present market is for the investor,
not the speculator. according to the
judgement of closest observers in Wash
ington and New York. Present levels in
many stocks are intrinslcally cheap and
most attractive. But from the viewpoint
of the speculator. the many uncertainties
in the general eauation-international
news, transportation and labor difficulties.
and the handling of foreign held Ameri-
can securities-all tend to an uncertain
and unsatisfactory market.
Annual statements of corporations,
however, almost without exception, In
dictate a substantial form of prosperity
and this ultimately must become the
basis for a really good market.
To Absorb Forcfgn-Hcld Issues.
The announcement that J. T. Morgan
& Co. have sold to the United States
Steel Corporation for the account OF the
British treasury S20,oO0OOO Steel FIRST
mortgage per cent bonds may be the
whole answer to Mr. Morgans trip abroad
OF II may represent only part OF his
mission. However. 1t is expected to have
a reassuring effect in quarters which have
been dreading the liquidation OF Ameri-
can securities. New York advices are
that negotiations now are under way for
the acquisition en- bloc of American
securities now owned by foreigners.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-12
Eitsre;sNs:il:lfe.

nOFpreuBen6tlfe" par bereits por
200 SafSen Elm 8sgriff, Der un1eren
Yorfobren lebr gelauftg NOR. SIN
sSa6re 1709 hatte Die peitv in Dem
ungludliaen 2moe fur@tbar se6auit,
unb no@ nah 1719 tit, lpie Der a4te
5aBmann beri6tet, juGrelang aus
DitprsnRen fein Gelb in bic f0niss
li9en aa1len ~gefloiIen, Dagesen
IGidte Der a0nig piele Sabre lang
mpnutli4 $4,000 goIer in 3lpeisroz
Idn fifteen na@ SHpreuben, 10 Dob
Die 2eute Die an usage babin pD6ns
ten, iugten, es nare fem Munoer,
penn san5. 9fpreuben gu lautsr
5ilber miiroe. gu gilber it's nun
freilid nidf geiporoen, aber tetlpeile
gu Colo, ndmli4 bo5 oitpreubt1de
!Ger5. uno nit solDaner 5reue perz
gait es bunoert Sabre ipdter benz
6errl 9er6aul e unb ocnt 5taate bic
saterltde JiirIoege, nit Der 5rieprid
Wilbelm [. feline SFpreuben beba4e
t.. 3a@ obernals bunbert sSaL-ell
Iekte Die SFpreuBenbilfe mieber ein.
gs tit eth etptges @eben unb glebz
men, ullb INNER feiter l4lin9t ii6
Dos 8anD.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-12

bdnn Elm N%atipnalfe{t fir gang Sirol
perben, beIfen Seihihte nit jener
Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS untremnz
bar p~erbunoen lit.
Mn Der Sront murDe, lpie aus Dem
t. II. t. &riegsprell equartier (5iroD
9en1eloet lpirb, Die Geier nit idar<
fen Salpen. I'M 9interlar,0 nit @ptz
teSbienit, G6renbeseugunsen unD 8rrz
beimGrihen b%ego1gen. Mm @tunoprt
ocs
SirDl mar bei fhDnitem Metter ein
Battalion in &riegsftdrfe angetreten.
Mad borangegansenem paraoemari6
folgten feurtge MHfpraden bes 2an-
perieioigungstommanoanten, Sc
nerals Der &arallerte Wiotor Dantl
uno bes 8ataiqonstommanoanlen
Moipr Bereiru. SIS lparen @liif=
puni@telegramme bes &aiiers, oes
Rpmmanbaittell Der Siibneitfront,
8snsrulober}ten @raber3os Gussn
sino Des gbefs bes General tabes Der
selonten be~paffneten Ma4t, bes @e<
,,ernlpberi ten Gonrao BON 9DbanOorf
unb pieler anoerer peri0nliatetten
s;ngetroffen. 8dbreno biefer Jeier
fam iiber Die 8erge lebbafter aanpz
netrOpnner.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-12

oen bDbercn 9efebl Guelanbs iib bel
Der Illsbungerltng 9cutl6lanbs nidt
i1ts Wittel lescn barf. @as @e1nltat
lit, DOB 9eutidlanb nibt aenllg MsiId)
fir ieiue 100000 Babies Fat, obz
lppbl Bic grlpad1enen idpn 10 lpic 10
nur beIdrdnfte 8prtipnen ner5ebren
%oiirfcn. @s feblt ein sar5cs Siinftel
Scs CT prDerliden 8ebarfes an Nlilh,
fir sic lelblt sic beutide @iIenidaft
bisber fein rc6tes Gubltitllt c%rfinben
|fpnntc.
@ns NUN in 9eutiddanb fc6It, bat
infer Mmerifa I'M l1eberfluB. Mber
Der MSarn i'm @ciBen Sauic fam
nidt blrdbie5en. BOB mir Sen arme,,
@leil1cn in 9eltldlanb bon biciem
lleberflub abseben. Ser Manm int
@eiben @altle. Der ii6 se9en eingllsz
fiihrungs : @erbut seeen 01prbmerfz
5cn9e an Grglnnb ltrdllbt, neil ein
Ipldles @crfabren anaebli1 Ser Nclte
Itralitat lpioerIpridt, finbet mobI. bab
ct dnD p1e Ntllper Scltf1d1lanDS Dd<
binlicdlen llno ifcrben lalicn ntub, I'M
llllr ia nidt Die Nclttralitdt 5m perlez
ben. Ser Mann i'm @eiBen @auie
halt Die 2ieIerung BON Sfrapnells u,,o
@cipebrcn an sic slliirten fin geles=
lid, abcr Die &erIdiffung BON Waild
on bcrbungcrnbe &inbcr fir ltt1ge1eb=s
lih. 9cr1clbe Mann i'm @eiBen 5all<
lie, beliel1 2ippel1 nad edit anglo
amerifaniiden @cile f%ortluabrcno oos
@prt uSumal1itat" probu5iren, lu1p
Der ielbit elm gnfclfino beliet, bas
nicbt an Wildmtallgel 8n @rllnSe gebt,
berlelbe Mann I'M @eiBen @nllie, Ser
alf bentid : amerifaniI6e Gtimnen
~red)nctl! -
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-12
Aienes y%riidenip;tcm.
Sci Bet. nc,er Giicnbabnbradc bc; Sci
grab angefuGi1bt.

Sin nelortiges 8riiden=@ plr:a,
nnb spar cine aerlegbare @iIanbabnz
bride, 1T NIT ausseaeihnetem grfolg
hsim 8au Der @eIgraber giienba1nz
bride iber Die sape gum erilsnanal
fIr &riess5pede uno fir cine
Spannmeite BON 1a1eau 100 Metern
sur W%nipenbung selanst. Sc BAN
helt fi9 bterbet uni cine linnreide
&onitruttion bes Uiterreidiifen sl
s%snieur5 5riebri@ aotb, Yaurots ia
8rudeabepartement bes Diterrsihi16-
,lngari19en Observation-Disclosures
Der lett G%risgsbeginn als Sberisut
nont benz acknowledgement in &rp-
n~enburs 3ugeaeilt lit unp au6 BET Der
iberaus rai9 bsnerfitelligten Mpaz
tierung bieier 8riide bsr%borrosenb Ia
tig mar.
Die ppn ibm in Werbirbung nit
Der 8riidelbauanitolt Ut. Yb. Maaa>
ner (QBten) gef4affene Yriide bat
NIT ben btsberigen, i'm &riege be,
tpabrten Son trlttlonen %5erleg5arer
Briiaen ben 1prteil grDbter Grnfod@
belt, usberIt9tlidfeit unD Monllig-
talttsfett semein;, ibre musi9Iagge=
benbsn gor5iise lin5 jeDod Die sroBs
4npa1iungstabigteit uno insbs1on.
Dere bte Signing BUR 3erfte!lung pDn
yfotbriiden, Die out u%nrabrbar gepore
oensn 8ol!babnen bic relfefte Mie
Dsraui nobme eines nprmale1l, ulci1t
se19rantten Wertebrs esItatter. Sic
oiterretd)t1fe Staatsei!enbatnperpal
tuns bat bereits ppr JabresfriIt bic
allberoroentlihen Yprleile Der pbnt
leoipebe Nli1tung gu mpntierenDen
HotbzNansncrzoriiaen 5uer,t ertann.
l1lp bos bor Baurat ytot4 burbge-
arbeitetc nele 9riidenipitem nod Dor.
b%erse9enDer probemontieruns in Der
Mert1tatte eritmalig BET ner SITTER
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-12
Sin @r%leserju6ilaulrt.
9ie Sabr1nnScrtfcic, Der Girolcr 2ai.
ierjager.

SSn oieien Sasen NOR Elm Sabr=
bunoert %pergangen, feitoem &ai1er
5ran5 furse 3eit nod Der Mieoerz
rereiniauna Sircls nit Seiterrsi9
Dog Ell tie Stroller &ai5eridserzNssi=
ment ms 2eben rief, Sas Iid I'M ne
lentliden aus Dem friberen Benner@
t9en Sageras1prps ersanste. 9as yfe<
giment beitano, sebe es i'm SATIRE
1895 gu bier Hegimentern ION ie
bier gataiaonen otssebilOet ipurpe,
aus 16 8ataiuonell. Ser gbef oieEes
iIarfen Megiments mar felt 1S4S
Hailer Sran5 Spiepb, Der alld) nad9
Der gintetlung Der Irllppe in bier
@esimenter @6sl aller Negimerter
bIieb. 8efere Yerteioiger tonnten 81.
Berge Sirpls niGt finoen als tn oeIl
Wadfpmmen Der tapferen Stroller Gus
ben glprreiben aampfen bes Sabres
1909. Simmer uno liberaG iparen Die
&aiieriaser an eritsr Gtelle, unc oft
mnrOen tie in ben amtliGen Sseres-
Geribten riibmeno Derpprsebo6sn.
Set pislen Sabren lpuren grobs
8orbereiiunsen ~getrofien lporOen, I'M
oas 1~00jdbrige Subelfeit Der Siroz
ler aaiferjdger niiroig 81 beaeben.
IS lpar beftrmmt gelpe1en, BOP stui=
ler Tran5 JoIep9 an btelem 1ase
Ielb!r au9 %ssSnnsorud fommen lplle.
i'm an Der Je;er ieine5 Rsgiments
teil5unebtnen, bic g:ei9Seitig Mig
SabrbunSertfeisr Der WteoerDereiniz
gung 5irols nit 9efterrci9 geoa1t
lein iplte. Der Weittrieg bat ollie
8prbereitiTlsen 5uniDte gemacGt. 5ie
eisentli9e SuCelfe.er 1oll crit naA
Dem Nrisse itattfinb.n. Sic miro
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-12

bride I'M 3nse bes %5tpeiten Gs.ei1es
Ger 9ouptbabn S9lpar5a9zSuntt
8eitsN0rgl in M%ntpenbutrs sebra9t.
Die Bel bteier DISCRIMINATING als gr=
Iab fir oas ntdt re9tseltis selie=
ferte, enbsiiltige eiierne Iragpert
perlpanote' gtptb 8aasner : Y.uds
lpuroe pbne GeriiIte, nit o%lleiniger
3l6ilfenabme zines 8allaittragers
slelcter &onitruftion, in raum act.
2aeen polltornmen b%enusfabls er
bout.
Die BEL nieler 40 Meter lpett ge-
lpaslnten gtIenbahn5riide yepgnne.
men. burcbaus 9iin1tigen @riaprunge1l
unb oas pabreno eines iienenmora.
tigsn gabnDeriebrs iiber Die Mot6-
8aasnerzsSriide pollfommen Elm
sp%anofreie @erbalten Der &pnItrut-
tion D%srallabten nun Die geeresper-
paltung 81 elmer mabrbatt grobz
5Isigen ytuBbarma9ung pes neller
8riieeniDitems Bel Dem Mufbau Der
%ollitdnbig 5srit0rtell, in tilappen ely
Wphen lpieoer6ergeftellten Dauernpe,l
Sabebrlide BEL 8elgrao. Sept roll!
hereits Der 8oltan5ug iibsr Die 9riide,
unb friber, piel friiber als uniere
Jeinoe permutet, 1T Die WieoererDff=
nung Der lange unterbro9enen ghie=
nenberbinbuns bes engperbiinbeten
Mittelellropa nit 5ofio llnb Som
Itantll1ppel ms @erf geiebt tporben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-12

spencer muifell, 81 Sabre
alt, ipelher an ben @raopds Der GAis
cogo uno Nort6pei ternz8abn in Mibs
Iono, isis, ols Buuarbeiter bei@df-
tigt NOR, nurhe ourd einen fint5ig
Yrunb i6tperen !@ol5fammer, loelner
Don ben Dods auf 1bn berabfiel. se=
1trDffen unb get0tet. Ser f9ipere
5olnmer tpar einem nnberen M}anns
nus Der 9ano serutI4t. Ser Ser
unslidte DinterldBt cine 5rau unb
me1rere &inoer in iebr beoiirftisep
umitonben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-12

-9as er It DE &oebz
muieum 1T in 5rantfurt q. 81. err
ri9tet 1porOen. Gs ent6alt ibsriidt=
li9e Oar tellunsen bes Ndbrtpertes
Der Speiien, M~bbilbunsen poer pia=
ftif6e Na6bilounsen bon gbtparen,
geridte, BiiGe, 80sel, ausssitopfte
9iere, cine pil5iammlung, iopie cine
Gieriamml1ng, fDnlerpierte unb nad9z
gebtlbete Jrii9te aIer Dirt inlGnht=
l9er ipie erotiiden lriprungs, Die
perihiebeniten Semitic unb Geniir5z
lorten, MobeGe fir luguri0s aufgez
mnd1ie Sdauaeri9ts. Speifefoleen
aus alien 2daoern, 8o9biider a[ler
s3siten unb bielerlei bi1tprii9e Merfs
tpIrOi9teiten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-12

Die 45jdbrise Jrau 5. 9.
Jorque gu Beaumont, Ser, itarb an
Den 5olgen elmer S4ubpunbe in ben
aopf unD mebrerer @ti4nunoen in
gruit un0 9als. SIR @atte, Der "a
Sabre alt TT, purbe nit our9i9nitz
tenem 5alie na9 Dem Solpitale ee-
l9afft. Gin i'm Neben5immer bes
l@dftigtes 9ienltmaoden bate BON
feinem 9treit gsbDrt uno purpe crit
pur9 ba5 Mbfeuern bes .@9ui1es auf
Die 3rasDDie aufmertiam gemabt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-12

Dte 9auben in Der gegenb
bon aumrobat iino beiltg, unb eisene
@etreibefelber otenen ullein 5lt ibrer
SItterung. 8
S IN Sabre 1916 pobnte Der
aolbensn 9oh5eit bes 9orf.iAter
8ernotIAen Gbepuares Der Batter Der
5rau Bernbt bel.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-12

@ eltsedidte 30 1T
d nnter Mitmirfnngb es
~ annes nj @ ciben 6anIe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-12

Son ST.. Sriebrih q. % pnefet