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The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-05-21
is END OF GREAT
EUROPEAN WAR NEAR?

Washington, May 18.-Ciose observ-
ers of European conditions due to the
war profess to see prospect OF peace
in the latest German note to the United
States on the submarine issue.
In its reply the German government
aid: THE German government, Goa
cious OF Germany's strength. twice
within the last few months announced
before the world its readiness to make
peace OH basis of safeguarding
Germanys vital interest, thus indicat-
ing it is not Germany's fault if peace
is still withheld from the nations OF
Europe"
information received from Amerl-
cans in Berlin is to the effect that
Germans generally are talking peace
and hoping for it. The press in Hol-
land believes that the German govern
ment is anxious that peace be re-
stored There is belief" says one
of these news dispatches, that be-
hind the whole cloud of vague and
conditional promises lies the hope
that negotiations for peace will be
opened with England through the
mediation of the United States. Ac-
cording to this view Germany hopes
that Washington will open a discus
sion first on the question of contra
band and naval blockade, which will
widen by easy stages to eventual dis
cussion of possible peace conditions.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-05-21
MESSAGE OF THE POPE
ANSWERED BY WILSON

Washington, May 1S.-President
Wilson has replied to the message
sent him recently by Pope Benedict in
which the pope expressed the earnest
hope that war between the United
States and Germany would not be pre-
cipitated by the submarine issue, and
conveyed the impression that he hop
ed the United States might be as as
sistance ultimately in restoring peace
to Europe.
The reply of the president was con-
veyed through Monsignor Bonzano,
the apostle delegate. who delivered
the popes message at the white
house.
White house officials refused today
to discuss the pope's message or the
reply of the president. but in other
quarters it was indicated definitely
that the exchange OF messages had
only remotely to do with the question
of peace in Europe
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-05-21

Two little negroes from the state
of Georgia dressed in typical picka
ninny style, will sell cushions made
of Georgia cotton in the Georgia
booth of the great war benefit bazaar
to be held in the Grand Central
Palace, New York, from June 3 to
IA. Dr. F. E. May, French consul
in Atlanta and general secretary of
the relief fund for Georgia and Flor
ida, has arranged to get both the
pickannies and the cushions free
of charge, and expects them to make
one of the hits OF the bazaar.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-05-21
EASEMENT TO BE
TRIED FOR LIFE

London, May 1S.-Sir Roger Case
ment and Daniel Bailey were commit
ted to trial for their lives on a charge
of high treason at the end of their
preliminary hearing in the Bow street
magistrates court
In cross-eXamination one witness to
day the defense indicated that it will
contend that Bailey was trying tC
give the officers a hint of impending
trouble when he was arrested.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-05-21
JAPANESE SEAMEN
JOIN REVOLUTION

Toxic, May 1S.-According to the
Japanese press the revolutionists Of
Southern China have sent canvassers
TO Japan to secure the services of jap
anese naval reservists as well as Of
ficers. Two hundred seaman left Ko-
be few days ago to serve on war
ships of the revolutionists.
DR.. Kabo Imai, Kobe attorney and
an authority on international law, has
been engaged, by the leaders of the
revoluting provinces and has already
started for the revolutionary centers.
1t is understood that he will give
advice concerning the organization of
an Independent government in South.
ern China.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-05-21
ODD FELLOWS MEET IN
ATLANTA NEXT WEEK

Atlanta, Ca, May 1.S.-It is expected
that 10000 visitors will be in Atlanta
next week in attendance at the an
nual meeting OF the Grand Lodge of
Odd Fellows of Georgia, which will
be in session here May %, "a and 25
In connection with the grand lodge
meeting, which will be held at the
auditorium, will be the annual session
of the order of the grand lodge, and
the Grand Encampment. Atlanta will
be gaily decorated next week and
will receive the visitors in fitting
style.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-05-21
YOUNG BOY PERIsHEs
WHEN BARN BURNS

Buna Vista, May 18.-ln fire which
this afternoon destroyed barn on a
Draneville, the 4-year-od son of Mr.
and Mrs. Homer Langford was burned
to death. The origin of the fire is
unknown, but it is supposed that the
little fellow in some way must have
started it. His bod. was recovered,
his lower limbs being entirely burned
away.
Mrs. Langford was completely over
come by the schok.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-05-21
BANKING ON CANE CROP.

Townsville, May 1S.-The sugar
cane crop bids fair to be a good one
this season, and though a little more
moisture would not be amiss just now
the lack of rain for a month more
would not seriously injure the crop
should there be a heavy fall later in
the summer.
The acreage is good and everything
planted seems to have come up, even
to the stubble. More than usual in
terest is being taken in this crop, as,
il the price of sugar keeps soaring
as OF late. some are predicting that
they must be brought to use long
Sweetening" or home made brown SUI
gar
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-05-21
+. II. Bland.
NO MORE LOVE SONGS
AT CHURCH WEDDINGS

Jackson, Miss, May 1.-THE sing
ing of popular love songs will not be
permitted at weddings solemnized in
Protestant Episcopal churches in the
Mississippi diocese. Bishop Theodore
D. Bratton declared in his annual ad-
dress here today before the diocesan
CONSUL that such would be the case.
The bishop announced only such mu-
sic selections as were authorized by
the prayer book should be used.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-05-21
E. NJ. Espy.
Mildred Florence.
c. {. ". { 6. R R.
GA. & N. RY.1

GA. & N. RY.}
Commencing Monday, May the 1st,
1916, trains will arrive and leave Cor
dele at following time:
ARRIVE CORDELE.
No. l, Daily, from Albany and
Connections ......... .....1:3S pm
No. 5, Daily, except Sunday,
from Albany .6:35 pm
No. 8, Daily, from Albany E. 11:35 pm
LEAVE CORDELE
No. 4. Daily, for Albany go. $50 am
No. S, Daily except Sunday for
No 2, Daily, for Albany and
Connections ....... .....2:15 pm
Trains l and make direct connec-
tons with trains of all lines at Albany
At Cordele with S. A. L. trains East
and West; G. S. & F. trains North and
South; A B. G A. trains Fitzgerald
and Waycross.
Trains 5 and handle Pullman sleep
er between Cordele and Albany, en-
route to and from Atlanta in connec-
ton with A. B. & A.
Trains and are mixed local trains.
r. L. HUFFMAN, R. E. DAVIS,
Ticket Agt, Traffic Mgr,
Cordele, Ga. Albany, Ga.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-05-21
COTTON ACREAGE LARGER. =

Americas, Ca, May 18.-The cotton
crop planted this year in Sumter coun
ty is in excess in acl cage of last year
about 10 per cent, according to peo-
Pile in a position to know the facts.
Because of good weather conditions a
magnificent stand has been secured,
and the crop is about two weeks ear
lier. g.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-05-21
BAPTlSTS OF SOUTH
MEET IN ASHVlLLE

Asheville, N. c., May 1S.-Baptists
from all parts of the south are here
for the opening session today of the
sixty-frst annual meeting of the Sou
thern Baptist Convention. Tonight
DR.. Charles w. Daniels, of Atlanta,
will preach the convention sermon,
which is regarded as the spiritual key
note of the meeting.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-05-21
NO PARDON FOR MExIcANS.

Austin Texas May 1S-The state
board of pradons today declined to
recommend Communication of sentence
in the case of Jose Buenrostro and
Melquides Chapa, Mexicans, who par
ticipated in the Texas border raids
last summer, and who were found
guilty of the murder of A. L. Muslin
and his son, Charles, at Sebastian,
Texas. The men will be hanged at
Brownsville Friday, unless Governor
Ferguson should intervene.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-05-21
GIRLS JOIN IN MOVE.

Atlanta, Ga, May 19.-Pretty At
lanta girls this week are "toting'
buckets of water to mules and hors
es in the streets as an example to
drivers to be kind to animals HUI,
name societies throughout the coun.
try are observing "Be-Kind- To-Ani-
mails Week" and the local organiza-
ton adopted this plan for calling at
tention to the humane movement
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-05-21
cOWPEA WEEVlL is THE
LATEST TO WORRY FARMERS

Americas, May 18.-The report is
current that the farmers all over the
southern part of the state are very
much worried over the appearance in
the cotton fields of bug which gen
orally was taken to be the boil wee
vii, but which has been proved to
be nothing more harmful than the
comparatively innocent cowpea wee
vii.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-05-21
HARRIS GRANTS NEGRO
RESPITE FROM GALLOWs

Sandersville, Ga, May 1S.-Sheriff
English received notification from
Governor Harris today respiting Rob-
ert Kitchen, negro, to June 2. All
preparations had been made for the
exerution here Friday. This is the
fourth delay. 1t is humored that Kitch-
en- will be carried back to Augusta
for safekeeping.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-05-21
AIR RAIDERS ATTACK
QUEEN HELEN'S TRAIN

Rome, May 1S.-It is reported that
Austria air raiders Oh Monday at
tempted to attack train on which
were Queen Helena and the children
of the royal household. The attack
failed and the air raiders were put
to flight by Italian airships.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-05-21
PRESIDING ELDER WILL
PREACH AT HAWK INSVlLLE

Rev. J. p. Wardlaw, presiding elder
of the Cordele district, will fill the
pulpit at the Methodist church in
Hawkinsville Sunday evening at s
o'clock, holding the second quarterly
conference Monday.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-29
Ginbaltsbefcbl crlai1cn.
.@eee,t oie gl1tferl,ltl,g ser Girri6-
tll1g oes 90. Century 2unh
Mopn1.

Set Dorgelterlt iino Sic 9eIiber
Oes Sfpentietb Gentl1rp 2ltltdb Gpntlt
1T 9So. 210 Main StraBe, Carl Com
liito @lts @erfloll, lpltrlps peridNpl11=
ben lll1o ibre @l6irbiger iltd)ten hor-
.geitern atitD geltern' bergeblfd) nod i6-
11el,.
g. S. Gtao III Giaenttbiiinrer oes
@ebaltoes. Nls eeltern Sic Ml1reri=
lcealt tSfere 6irtltre Company melbe
cine 9ppotbef altf Sic gi1ridtltllg De-
Tlist, lib anid)iefte, Die gilrridtl1ltg
tortldatfen 5l1> lailelf iteIlte SER
@raD I'M Scott Goltl1tp 8eriGt DOS
GrIil6elt ltl1l GrlaB cilies ~tea1ppr1rei1l
fgin6altsbefebls, lint bic @eIiser oes
6eitalrants ltllo Bic Mtilerriiccal1 gfore
Strtllre Company an Der g%ntferllll1g
Der Gihridtltng 5lt perbinberlt. Nih-
ter M. s. 1pnegalt bat gelterl1 Sen
oiesbe5iiglid)en t~enlpordren ginbalts-
befebl getpabrt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-29
Den glisihnB, Ser ltd) llabcr NIT oic=
Ter 9[naeIenenbcit befoiien loq.

|oen glsidnB, Ser iid) l1aber NIT oics
her Illgeleneilbcit befaIien jon.
@lan5cnN lpar oie Mllfnabnle nno
|E@e,pirtbnpA Ser 3eitultasleute Nllrd)
.oie Gigc1tbiinler oes &ailerboics, Die
@crrem Gobler lllO Seid). slml Sanls=
tag Mittaa aparel, lie @aitc oieler
@erren bel eil1eni sSeitnable, mcld9es
ibnel1 Seigte, NOS &iide lul0 Seller
oes &ailerbofes sll l~eiltet pernlD9en.
NGs NOR ell foltlides Naal]l, oas Ml@
tell pprtreffli6 mlll1Oete, Sltn1al Da es
oltrd) cine Heibe t~refflid1er Heoen &C.
miirst puroe. @err Gbilipp @ulf
BON Der Yenrianer vSpmc", Ser
vSomlemuolf", lprad III leiner be-
falllltelt laniliaell ui1o 0pd) 10 eebalt-
polelt @eiIe, Or. @eramer, Der iid)
ais 9raltoent oes Ieltidan1erifani-
lden giatiollolbltn0es e%benfalls 5m Der
&ulrfereals einaefnnoen batte55 fiibrte
sal.s, Dab es. Die Gflid)t Ser Tentlhs
ollterifuncr lei, lid oes bon Ben Gelt
iden I'M alten Guterlaroe gegebenell
9eilpiels miirOig 5lt 5eigell, nn0 SEER
.&arl 3malt5ig brad)te ci1en Srinf..
|ipruh altf Sic @aitgeber aus.
Nl1Ber biclen &erren ipradle11 nod
oie @erren Bernhard &iooer, @arrp
Mnbens llllo Hid)aro 9artbolo. Ant
Soilllfdg fd1lOen abernlalige Ser
lamn1lllngen ltatt, III lpelden midtiee
Mllgelegenbeitsn belproden mtr0en.
SIN elmer oieler murben alld) Srauer=
|beihliiiie SIT gbrcn bes Mnoe1lfens
Der Dor einigen Moalaten aus Dem
9eben acldiebellen 3eitunasberaus=
9eber Serlllamn Miboer bon Der SC.
q. Staats5eitung nto G6l1aro Hra-
torilts BON ser v@eitlidJen 4solt t" alts
ge1olnmelt.
Sic galr6e gerianntlu119 nabr1 cis
men allBeroroentlid barmoniide1
Gerlaltf, mos Dos 9elte fir bel1 9ea=
tiol1alperbanb Ser belltlden 3eitl1ngs=
beral1saeber, Ser o~rganiitrt meroen
lpll, .boffen laBt.
Gon Davenport nabmcll Sic Ser
Sen 6reo 81. Slider bonn Ser Gemp=
frat" ltnO aOolpb Seterlen bon oer
Soma 3efornl" al1 Ser iiberol1s
aptdtiaen gerlammlllng tbeiI, sic
I6eiOe Mitglieber midtiger @omites
marea unb altdJ ferner an loldell
mirfell perbert. /.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-29
Silba ". MsattbcD
Sat sipci itelte engagements als Me0-
llerilt bon prpminenten gbicagoer
&ereinialllluen erbaItcl1.

Sci Strait Silba Ws. NfattbeD fam
Ser Spruh Ser 4ropbet gilt nidts
IN ieillenl 8aterlollbc" 1lid)t lpotl all-
gctpetOet mcrben, ocnlt OaSn liegea
5ll Sahlreid)e 9eueiie Dor. @rfrelt=
Iiderpeilc aber lpcroen 6ralt Mat7
tbeD's 6abiefciten oils 9leOnerim alid)
III nlroeren St1ptem ols Gapen4ort
ltlb Nahbarltdotell bodl a,lerfanlt. i
Die bon 6rait Matthep ins lester
@dod)e IN. Chicago gebalteiien beiben
&prtr1ge baben ibr getern spei net
tere Gortrage iibcr lire @%rfabrnmgen
III Der &riegsSone eingetrageil. SOM
German @lllb, elmer aus 5000 3er-
|olten beItebenben literariiden @er-
ettigll,g, ipllrbe tie fir eiitem @or-
trag am %. MSiair5 i'm Sberman So
tel nt0 bonn STANDARD GIlb, Der fiiFs
renOen jiioiiden @ereiltigllng bon
Chicago, fir einert @ortrag at1 IL.
M.atrs g%elpornel1. Ger 8prtrag Dor
Dem @crman Club miro eirent 2lttt.
deplt folgen.
Nad}oem Jralt @iloa ~. Matthep
gortrage 1T Mllseatilte, 9llblqate,
gseb., SllOia,,apolis, sGbica-
90 ltnb anberel1 sstaote,l sebalte1
bot, ltt1b bern1Gge ibrer @ortrage
groBe &cflame fir 9apenport ge-
mad)t bat, lollte iie bon elmer 9aben-
porter goolter-@ ereinigllng sum Of
frel1mitglieo ernanat merOeat.sss
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-29
Mutis MI ete1crsa1lcr.

staats- llro Golt1tplteltern iino
fouig am /. ssalll,ar, llno Oieielben
lino ii6erfallig allt /. Macr5, ltnb tra=
gen 3iniem sur Gate bon 1 Yro5ent
per Mp1lat bonn 1. Msar5 on geredl=
net, apelll1 nid)t Dor Dem ..elpril be-
5ablt. SraenO eiir steltersahler, ser
lpiiiel1 mill, I luie bief feline faligeu
Stel1erll betrage1, t%elepDonire. $50.
627.
Ios @eles erIaBt feline Motis, tros
alleoen1 miro 0iele Office Gus @efal=
llgfeit fir 0ie S~telter5abler, meltlt es
Die 3eit erlal1bt, 9enieitigei1 Sen ge=
trug i6rer Stellern briefli6 sltlen0en,
oeren Mbreiie befanllt lit.
lin Oie 3itlier1 SIT permeiOen, mill
len bie Steltern ilt Ser Office 0es
Goll1tp=S be5ablt lper=
Den Dor Sdlub 6es @eidJaftes an1
81. Miar5.
Sngo@ gtab1,
Gountpz5 dabmeilter.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-29
9l1ls bcmt Werid)t.

Ser 5ebnte geridt bon Mllglllt
Wfeper ltno IS. $. aoh, Grultees Ser
yeadlal1enldaft BON: gnna Gage, iii
onr6 Mnlpalt IS. $. &nh bitlterlegt
nlto g%ltgebeiBell morDen.
1as Seltalrlert bon syrieoa 81.
Wann lit Oilrd) sic Mt1lpailte lglD nlto
Bulb sur Nadlalienid)aft eingereidt
morSoeel1 Die gelan1lnte 9sadlajien=
tit Dem @attel, @llltape 6.
Wfant5 pertl1adt lpprDen. Gas 5eIta=
mellt lpllroe allt Ia. 5ebrllar 1916
.altsgelteut. ..l
Ser iiinfte @eri1t BON @olparo g,
goltoinot, @ornntll0 bon @iaialn
G9affees lit ollrh Die glttpalte Sel-
nlicf> ll1o 9olloiltot bir1terlegt u1lo
glltgebeiBen ,moroe,t.
CLARA sc. &lnre l)at cine Sdeiz
'ollltgsflage ,gegen ibren Ma1lll, Is.
s. Milliam &lare; 4pegelt gral1lar1er
llllo lll1l1enldlid)er gebaltDlllng inns
@1ebrlld)s m%ltrengelt lal1et. 3as
Naar perbeiratbete iid) 1tad) Ser &la-
geld)rift am 90. 3psenlber 1918. Ole
erIndt, ibre,l Maohenna=
men. Glaro 90. 9ofmr, spieoer iiibret
5l biirfen.
Sn Dem SAT- bon ssra,rf Nltebr ae=
gen Die Gauert nlO Mid)ter grpreB &
Company lpnroe geitern @e-
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-29
Saucnport @pman's Club.
Salt iiberalls erfoIgrcidclt @ol int
&ofpiieltl1t a6.

Ger pom Gapellport @onlal,'s
Club aelterm Iberb i'm &olollelrm
a%bgebdltene 9all 5t @lttltelt elmer
Gltbe-Gottage fir erperbstbdtigc
Jraltelt nn0 Maoden lit it bodit err
folgreid)er @eile Dor 1i6 gegallge1.
Ger 9eiltd) NOR rpobl ooppelt 10 groB
mic Scr oes Dor einem Sabre abgebal=
tellelt OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES @cnt1=
gteid ar1gefiinoigt mor6et NOR, BOB.
'es 1if ltnt eil1e itnfprntelle slffairc
'banoelt, 10 lpar bo1 Sic apeitalls grp-
sbe Mebr5abl Der Serrelt lit 6rad llnb
meiber @eltc lln0 sic 1alnelt lit sro-
Der 8aa=goiletts eridieitel1. 3
Die grobe Nolonoiie mllroe boit
@iirgermeiiter Mfreo 6. Waiteller llt0
Ioelien @attin a1laefiihrt. s[ltd bot
ten iid mebrere @eienl1aften oil 81
sldlen Sum &%artenlpieI niebergeIaiien.
Scr er5ielfe atiebnlihe llebeN6fi,B[
miro citrerieifs enter 9hltlIfecbttttase. fit
MISUNDERSTANDING eriuerbstb6aatige
jlllge MeaOd)et 1lno Tralten ltllo all-
Oererleits riltenl 5it bilocnoen Ipltbs
fiiir. belt 8alt .ei11es eigei,an Glu6ae=
balt0es iiir oen Inpellport Tra1teltz
flltb SIT Suite fo1nnaem.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-29
5,t uermictbcu: Gin GROCER store,
pa1Ienb fir irgenb Elm @ciddit pber
gngrps : @eiddft. 1918, 8. Mbenlte.
Npd Sslano, SQ. Nad5ufragen $50.
1320Ra, 3. Ibe, &pd Sslanb.
25, / @t
@plcn Sic Cit ssarnt : Sei,n inn

@Dllen Sic cit, Sarm : 9eim int
|Siben? l1nlere 0rganiiation lit fl
11all5iel gclibert burh giienbabnen
nr1b lilSli6e staaten, I'M fret Ml1s<
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etglleit fein 2anb u1D berlangen feline
&ornn1iilipn. @ir 1alfen tiir5li6 10
|Gbteagoer San1ilicn, INF cine, &olonic
allf gluten Sarmcn 51 etabliren, nit
40 .Gefer, eiuldbliebli1 @alls. 8ru1z
l1en, Sarm Z Iltsltattun9; 2at1b fertig
filr geadcrilng lll1b erfabrene Sarmer
.aaf GrunD ltllb gpoen als @%atbgeber.
t9eilhte, lailgc 3eit @b8ablnngen.. 25
Carmen in ebcnlolden erfplgreiden
&plpntclr, fcrtig fir iofprtise lteberz
nabme burd quite qualifi5irte Samiliz,
Ell, bic anfragell. Gpntbcrn Settlement
q Development SrgantiatiDn, 587
Solltb @earbprn ct, Moont 4O3, glfss
iportb gloa.. Chicago, 81. gelepbone:
@arrilon 1922. 25,4mt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-29
@nrbc bcranbt.
&drrp Walone ais elmer Ser Stra-
benrGa,bcr ioettifi5irt.

Hr - -LENTl LF4HnU
SSobn Nlc@ntee bon Muscatine
mlroe ~norgeltern 9lbe1o, dis CT
oas Geople's sGafc al Scr 2. Strabe
5tpildDclt. &iplep lutn Scott 5trabe
perlieB, bon 5lpei ilnlgel StroldGl
iiberfaIlen unlo ann ieil'c 8oaridaft
I'M 9etrage bon S. .15 berallbt. Nab-
Dem WfcGntee Sen Gprfau auf Ser
GoliSsiiuude beridtet bette; miroeil
Oie 1eteftiue Ealillm lnlb @pettd)er
nod Der 5peiieuirabid)ait geianot,
molelblt Tie %erfnbrelL DOB elmer Der
Mngreifer Sarfb Mlalo1e bon go.
1884 8elt a. 'Strabe gelpeien lei.
MfaIone apllr0e perbaftet nno ipater
BON Den ueberfallelloll oils eil,er Ser
StraBenrallber ioentifisirt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-29
Bic bcntidc .1srceipia" ) rirammg
i'm rTrienblD ,SpMicA1.

Ger gerfal1f Ser Git1trittsfarteri
81 Der 0elttid)en uIrecibbiIa" 9@oritel=
lung ian u6rienolp Soltje" sam 9un-
1erstag ntto. Treitag lit et1 iebr ne
ger. @eltern iino idjon biele Site
fir 1onnerstag uno fiir 6reifag re.
lerpirt tporOea1, 10 DOB mott 'altf polle
Sauier NIT 5iemlid]er SiAerbeit re9-
tlen fa1!n. Stint Soluntag Nabmittag
bat nod cine Gborprobe ltattgeflli1.
ben, sic erfpartet laBt, baB Sic Gbo=
re gang portrefflid slt @ebor gebradt
tperben.
@ir babe1 Sic Marnen ser INT
Stid Mitpirfen0en ongegebelt> ridt
a6er Die 1T ben @boren Mitmirfen=
Den. Iiele fin0: 3igellneri,tnen l1i16
3igeuner. Die 5rdulein Miloreo
IGolbp, Cora Samploa,@ elen Sdli9-
ting, gliie @eeb, Mmie. &oifmautl,
Beatrice 8rod1pel Grace 9lebner,
6lorence Waeier, Siloa &oebler, Sea
4latb, Slime 9omner;; bie @erren 81.
Steuar, Selt summing, Seberm 9artz
mat1n, q. ..@al5. sd Is, 4
@alterinne1 lin6 @alierr: 40ie Sri.
56lidtilg, Meier un0 aoblers sic
9erren g. Sartn1anrt, S. SdJpeilter,
Genuine n1lo S. @al5. ..s.
Ole Sa15erinne1 bes 3tsenner=
tan5es iiio Die 5rqllIein Mbea @ab-
le, Scotia <ebl, 8looina Gnrltens
1ino Dorot6D Some. s.
@eite slbea0 iilloet cine General
Strobe nit Drlbelter itatt. ygs lit feiz
ne Mlil6e uno ar6eit geldeltt moroelr,,
Bic Gorltealtltg 81 elmer 10 gecllll11gc;
!1ten' 5l MAIDEN, 1pie lie ilidy NIT 2ieb=
bqberfraften ttllr er5ielen laBt. 9es=
balb ionten ioie beioen 8or1tennl1aen
10 5ablrei6 mie 1t0glid bclld)t per=
ben, INN bie Mitipirfellloen fir lire
piele Weiibc ltl10 grbeit gu entidapi=
gen. gintritt MIR 15c. Melerpirte
Site 1oc erfra, gleid 25c.
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n~nterbaltuns
3 Seiterreidid =l1ngoriidel, nnters
ltilbungs-GIl erfolgreib ,6
perlanfer.

Sn edit Observation-Disclosures
@emiitblibfeit lit afn ,Sonmtaa Mad)=
|mittag uno gCbeno Die bon oen !
Del terreidib : llngariihen l1nterItii-
bltngS<G lub in Ser D1nilben 9rii-
oerl6oftsballe peranltaltete %l1nterbal=
tltng neblt Gan5 51tm @eite,t, oer, in
'Sibirien &riegsgefangenen ltnb ins
ternirten 3ipiliIten nlr0 ser in ser
Seimatb bonn &riege atl1 idtperItelt
9~etroffenet perlalfen. Ser 9eil1d)
1lieB nidts at tpiiniden iibrig. @ie
Geranltaltrng trlig trot ibres Silent
liden Gbardfters 0en Stempel eii1er
edtenJ 6eltn elmer far1l=
te 'oel1 anberen.
Mit rieiigem 8eifoG tplr6en meb=
rere gortrage oes Dabenport 53itber=
Clubs allfgenomme11. Der 3itber<
.Gl1b bertrand ii6 gu peribie6el1erl
,3ltgaben.
glnh Serr Soief, apeIder mebrere
Der ~reueltelt @ie1er SdInger 5li @e=
for bradte, Iopie ein 2ieo BON Iral1
4oolpb Sebler uno ein Dlett bon
5railleilr Jlen1i1g l,l16 Serrtr @mB=
1tegg er1teten reid3el1 lttr6 moflper=
Diel1ten @eifam. 4
Die 9amelt oes Glltbs ierbirten
eiltelt idmad6aften 2ultd, ser lei6er
niht lultge anoalterte, sd sic Slrtpes
lenoen einelt gelunoelt slppetit NIT
%gebrarbtf battel. '8eionbers Ser @ies
ner @nlai6 fano iiberans i6nellerr
Mbiat. q
@enr1aleid Der er8ielte lteberiduB
nod nidt feitgeitellt III, faltrt ood1 NIT
@aItrmmtbeit cine biibld)e sltlntfte
ertp1rtrt lper0plt.
SEER .SSobh 8eripaIo, oe1tofratis
ider 9iirgermeiltersfan6i0at NOR
ein ilttereiirter @eiltd)er lit,6 diiiiiiiir=
te 1ih allfs 9eite. @lles lit aGsm
apar Die llnterbaltltng ebenIp it1tereiz
iatt apie erfolgreid!
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sast sebeluobl.
lSroll Safe 8rotpl1 beiltd,t ibren
Mal1n Dor Der l1eberfiibrltng
nad} oeln 5taats=
5%ad)f6aus.

Irat Safe grolpn, @attil1 Dor
Sherman grofpl, neld@er fiir5lid
.wegell Gridiebel1s leiner S1magerill
sSralt 9eellie 9rpml1, lpegen Goot=
ldllags iiberfiibrt inns 5rr aht sSabrer
s}5luallgsarbeit inn Staats5l1d]t6alts
BON st. MaOiiol1 berurtbeilt lp1trbe,
beiltdte geiter11 5ltlr1 erlten Male lett
Der am 81. Ie5enlber 1915 erfolgtelt
SdieBerei i1relt Ma11lt i'm Scott
,Gnantp 8efallgniB, Inn ibm 2eberppbl
5a iagen.
slIs Die Tralt 1tad ser 3eue Hires
Mta1lles gefiibrt muroe, bra6 lie slt=
laulnlen ullo ling bitterlid OH SIT mei=
llell. Sic bethelterte lpieberholt, oaB
ll1r Gerbalten ull0 @el1ebmen ibr leio
thl1e. Sic erflarte %ferl1er, BOB 9rolpn
ge1iiseno beltrait apor0en lei. Sic
miirbe iid) peigern, gegen i'm ols
s3ellgln allf5lltreten, ielblt men1 Sic
Goulltpalmaltldaft cine 11elte Mnfla=
&c geael1 ib1 1pegelt id)lperer &or=
terperleel1ng erbeben lollte. 8ropr
miro crit Damn nod oem 3l1d)tbaus
ilberfiihrt meroelt, lobolb feltgelteat
lit, DOB feline llelle s[nflage gegen i'm
crboben meroel1 miro.
Sir aie6e mlb mar ni6t 0onz
fen, mai mnlb lie e%rtpiebern.