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New-York tribune., 1916-01-01
suburban district Definite plans for
the future have not been announced.

the future have not been announced.
Apparently there is quito a differ
enoo between a "dog-leg," "olbow" or
"capc" hole, and the authority for the
statement is no less a person than A.
W. Tillinghast, designer OF many ltnks.
Possibly this difference never has been
defined. but tho architect. for his own
purposes, makes tho distinction.
In both instances. he says, the dog
leg. or elbow, consists of some trouble
projecting from one side or tho other
In the fairway and shutting Oft the
green which lies ut an angle beyond.
Sometimes n courageous drive enables
player 10 carry clear over this area OF
trouble, tho flight Of tho ball describ-
ing a hypothenuse Of tho angle, and
thus giving a marked advantage. For
certainly n straight line Is the shortest
distance between two points.
IL call this an elbow hole" says TIL
linRhast, "and probably one Of the best
examples OF this type Ia the seven
right hand course IL played. This hole
is the famous station masters. and the
drive which carries well over tho angle
Of the fence and Forgan's shops is we'll
rewarded.
"On the dog-leg hole wo fnd . sim.
liar condition. except that the angle Is
beyond tho reach Of the Rolfer's most
prodigious effort, but he must depend
on n very long shot to got beyond the
obstruction In order that he may see
the green open Up to his next shot. A
fine example Of the dog-leg hole Is the
first at Pine Valley.
"There Is still third variation Of
an obstructed line to the green, This
Is called the cape Here we hnd an
encroachment on 20 the fairway very
close to the green. and usually the aide
Of a hill or huge mound provides the
obstruction. On tho cape hole II is
very necessary 20 place the drive with
great accuracy that the green DO
opened ~ at all. Maybe there Is not
a great cesl of difference between dog
leg and cape holes. but In the latter
instance tho angle Is close by the green
and has to be negotiated at the finish
rather than at the beginning of the
shot. Possibly this attempted classih-
cation of the three terms may not be
unwelcome to those who have been puz-
zled"
New-York tribune., 1916-01-01
Cadillac Cut-Out Engine.

The Cadillac cut-open chassis at the
auto show is a counterpart of the one
displayed at the San Francisco Exposi--
ton, where the company was awarded
the medal of honor, the Cadillac being
the only car exhibited with a V-type
motor.
The chassis proved one Of the most
attractive features of the automobile
division. 1t was widely commended be-
cause of the unusual educational value,
affording, as it does, an insight into the
internal mechanism and its workings
something which the average motorist
seldom has the opportunity TO see so
clearly demonstrated.
New-York tribune., 1916-01-01
COFFEE.

Cohe, was inactive, with operations large
" Of an evening up character. The selling
appeared TO be a little more aggressive than
he buying, especially in the near positions.
and nj the close Of the day values we're net
unchanged 10 points lower. Total sales
were 5000 bags.
Conditions in Brau were not noticeably
ehanged. and cost and freight offers we're
about unchanged from those OF Thursday :
moderate sales being reported Of Santos -
and IS at size and IS at 5hc. while RIO p, Is
were offered at 7.l0c. American credits. inc
spot market wes NOMINAL witn uader' Apa-
local spot prices were nominelly un;
changed at 7Ac FOR Rio No I. Range or
prices!
New-York tribune., 1916-01-01
METALS.

Copper was Arm. with electrolytio quoted
at 22L d2Sc. On the New YORK Metal TX
asangs I'm was strong. with spot In hye-ton
lots quoted at 4eI. "a Ale. and lead was irmer.
being quoted at 5.5Oc for New York spot
Tbs American Smelling and Refining Com
many advanced the price Of shipment lead
from 54oc to 5.5Oc In b0-ton lots. In Lon
a. the metal markets closed az follows !;
Copper. spot, $50 2s Cd futures. fs6 IS, and
.lectrolytic, sl0s. with sales reported OF 100
TON. spot and 500 tons futures. Tin. spot
Iss. and futures. fl6e with sales Of 80 tons
futures. Lead. spot. $50 2s IS. and spelter'
New-York tribune., 1916-01-01
King at the Astor.

The King Motor Car Company, Of De-
troit, have established their headquar-
ters at the Astor Hotel. Among the
company's officials here for the show
are. President, Artemas Ward, r.;
vice-president and general manager, F
A. Vollbrecht; assistant general man.
aeer, ]. B. Siegfried; chief engineer
T. P. Chase; sales manager. X: p
Bishop; assistant sales manager. |. b.
Meers; technical expert, |. D. Recap
and II. &. Bradfield.
New-York tribune., 1916-01-01
PRODUCE AND
GRAIN PRICES
Wheat and Corn Markets
Decline Sharply Under
Heavy Liquidation.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. December 81. 1918.
WHEAT.

wheat wss very nervous during the early
oparstions. and prices advanced IA TO 2Ilc
on covering on the part Of shorts who were
apprehsnsive OF bullish Developments In the
December position. owing To technical eondi-
tions. As the day progressed. however, and
nothing OF q Sensational character developed,
longs began TO liquidAts, and late in tho
day the market was distinctly weak, closing
with not losses Of ~ To a1sc.
The market closed at noon. The cash
markst was easy, No l durun quoted at
eLS6n 4 o New York; No / Nor Duluth,
el.el, and No Nor Manitoba, tl.slh ( 1
Buffalo.
CORN.
Corn was dominated largely By the action
OF whsat and after showing hrrnness early
prices broke sharply and closed a. about
the lowest, with net fosses OF a TO 2La
Tbs eash market on No yellow corn was
quoted ht s5t4c. prompt shlpment.
OATS.
The oats market followed much the same
course as wheat and corn. although price
changes we're confined within a narrower
range Closing quotations we're "a 70 $40
net lower. The local cash market was steady
No white quoted at 46toI4ohci No 1,
t7bd%81soi fancy clipped white. 6lja6
e2l3c, and ordinary clipped white. ts136
sg12c. all elevator.
Market quiet No q Western. sl.o6, . 1 Z
New York.
NEW YORK PRICES.
=, whsati Open. High Low. Close day.
q ~
New-York tribune., 1916-01-01
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York. December 81, 1915.
RITTER

Receipts to-day. 6.53s packages: Creamery
extras (92 seore). s953e higher seorlng' 5EsS
Sff,c. thirds, 2sQ24Lc; creamery. held.
s,tres (e2 scorel. 29l3Oe; higher scoring,
sOi5 aisle; frsts. 21M1sl3c; seconds, ga y
S6itc: thirds, 22hd2ie: state dairy. finest.
s66fsie: good 70 prime. 27g29e; common 70
fair. 2id26i5e: renovated. extras, g - q
25Isc flrsts. 23M2ic; lower grades ZyBizs
;n,i;stion creamery. frsts. 22t3gZ5re
Ill current make, frsts. 2lW22c seconds.
ieiS Gi2oc: lower grades. lsll lsc; packing
stock. Juns makA fne- lsiaGIoei eufrsn'
New-York tribune., 1916-01-01
rJyESTOCK MARKET.
New York. December ol' 1870
BEEVES.

hs
BEEVES.
Receipts, 2,25s head; Il cars on saIs;
steer, in light supply and frm bulls anu
COWS. steady to frmI some sales OF ouIls y
sbade higher. The yards were cleared,
etee~, so'd al ss.25 TO $3.50 per 100 IDS
bulls. at IS to s6.50i few little yearlnss' ms
al 81 20 s4o6: cows. at 50 70 so;oOi eS1ls
cow. at s7; tailends, at s216. Dressed Deer
slow and unchanged In price.
CALVES.
Receipt,, al head; 2s6 head on sale i ne lee
r,srk.t was active and strong and veals Zog
zoe higher. with a prompt clearance OF tne e
pens. Common TO prime yesls sold a. ss.oo
asa per 100 ID; culls at S7.6OHsS; barn,
ysrd calves, at s5.5Odss25; yearlings. at 81
Ts6 CITY dressed veals were firm at lo12c
selected. loc country dressed llgl4e.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Receipts 2553 head cars on sale Sheep
IN yery limited supply and Arm. Lambs, log
a5c higher than Wednesday. The pens were
cleared Common to good sheep sold At
SSCjSs p.r 100 ID ordinary 20 prime lambs,
AZ go 5odsl0.50. Dressed mutton firm at
0Tf2tbc; dressed lambs, l34 loc not
dressed. 1880. Country dressed hothouse
lamb, steady at s9Gsll per CARCASS
Receipts, 4,62e head; barely hall car on
sale Market higher and light 70 heavy hog,
quoted at s69OGs7.25 per 100 ID; roughs at
ss Country dressed hogs steady at Ig loo
per ID roasting pigs. at l4glsc
New-York tribune., 1916-01-01
Briscoe's "Red Queen

One of the much admired features
Of the show was the "red queen" In
the Briscoe exhibit. This is one OF
the show models of the Briscoe "Twen-
ty-four." Upholstery, painting and all
details are in crimson, and the car Is
one of the first things to strike the eye
as one enters the show.
New-York tribune., 1916-01-01

The tendency Of the industry IS to-
ward Standardization Of parts IN so far
as actual measurements are concerned.
Even with such Standardization, there
Is ample room for individual designing.
as Is evidenced in the outward appear
ance of motors and bodies"
New-York tribune., 1916-01-01
Hupp Service Facts.

In connection with its nationwide
service plan, the Hupp Motor Car Cor
poration has issued a booklet entitled
"Hupmobile Service Facts for the
Owner" 1t explains the benefits de-
rived from the Hupmobile service plan.
New-York tribune., 1916-01-01
CHICAGO PROVISIONS.
SUGAR FUTURES,

Futures have been quiet and featureiess
,h.oushon. The day The market opened
noints higher 20 1 points lower, but later IN
the he" day prices rallied lttle on support OF OF
Jarnayy tv Cuban interests. and the market
points. Sales FOR the day, 1850 tons. Range
points Sales for the day, LOU tons NaiiSe
Of prices y.s.o--
New-York tribune., 1916-01-01

The local market for spot cotton was
steady and 10 points higher at l2.iV ior MD
contract, 1900
Receipt. at ports and interior points res
,erday and for the week, compared with the
totals OF last week and Of this week last
New-York tribune., 1916-01-01
'Bnnu mall.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-nlY
TRANSPACIEIC MAILS.

Japan. Cores. China tya sestiisl-chicas' A.,
Hawaii. Japan. Cores. China. Phlppins 4,
Islands wa San Francisco l-Tenyo Naru ian
Japan, Corea China. Philippine Islands WA d.
Seattlel-Ah Maru ...... -,..:. -. .''''ysn
HsysI iva ss.ttisj-fiyadss ............ Jan 10
Hawaii samoan Islands. Australia, New Zea- ID,
land Via San Francisco .-sonoma. Jan u
Hawaii, Fiji Islands New Zealand. Ausira-
Vqag,rs ...'.....'........,.J Jan -
Assee,ttis1HJTstan Jan Is
gIsy;, '....................Jan Jan is
Islands Wa San Francisco Nippon Maru Jan "
Tahiti Nsrquesas Cook Islands New Zsa-
Wosns -.. .-.....................Js Jan "a
'uaIl TEsnsoorI Jan 81
New-York tribune., 1916-01-01
WIRELESS REPORTS.

ss Bcrssns'.ord. Norweg an American lin. es-
nailed yesterday. Tine and distance not gwen Ill
pegtsd 10 dOcs Sunday morning
IA RyndAIn. Holland American Lns, &Q fniles
east Of Sandy HOok Al noon yestsrdAy brpsc,ed
70 docd to-day
New-York tribune., 1916-01-01
Shipping Information and
Marine NeUs of the World

lBrl. River Plsts hs Ngfoik. NV Ypf n~r,ci;
lDutchl. Psranhdbo. zssndyE lbuteij. Hotter.
ddsn.. Phnoss AAns. Nonok nd sswporr Es~s
Eayg Baton Rouge. RIO soros.bs l8r,. f.no;
WAltham (Br). Limerick Brsz,s san JuA. II, AZ.
sl Sas ries.on AID JseSoasiile, Neonos, CAE-s,oa
nofs. R4yo. Ba.on R0 20; COusHbuFn tBrl Haw,,
POruElost Pnlcc OBJ. ~ NAairs, A1sVsi (Bfl,
OTrlada. American, Pi.ntA AfelAs kilbnls (Byl,
Ils0lsIo@n; Af4sOu, geoVsiOgu. G.. Ilasb0rn
!NOfI thrs ilA1iA, CsOV.os f0rsck). Pirs1s
New-York tribune., 1916-01-01
COTTONSEED OIL

Cottonseed oil was inactive. Offerings
we're not large snd the market showed a
Arm undertone. rejecting bullish sentiment;
Total sales for the past year on the local
exchange we're 4.417,+oO barrels against
q oeo Toc Ia.t year. Range Of prices
"'V'N''N Ysster-
New-York tribune., 1916-01-01

Business was practically abandoned yester-
day owing TO the New Years celebration on
the floor Of the local exchange. and prices
were nominally unchanged. BUCKWHEAT
FLoUR--Market dull at s2.s5 pei 100 ID.
RYE FLOUR-Dul fair TO good, s5.60Q
i6.75 choice TO fancy. s5.80Gs5.s5 CORN
MEALCSteady; kiln dried. ss.76QsS.s0.
BAG MEAL-Steady fine white and yellow.
bran, bulk. s22.6O; 100 ID sacks, s24, heavy
middiings. 90. s24; -four middinss, $3.50
red dog -four, i40 ID sacks, 1872; Western
quiet; bran. 100 ID sacks, s22.85Q s23 stand
ard middlings. do. s22.s5Qs23j -four mid
dings. do. t26.S0. red dog -four. 40 10
sacks. s2S.75i oil meal, s4o.75Gs4l25.
PROVISIONS.
The market for hog products was firm
early on a continuation Of Thursdays buy
20 smaller receipts Of live hogs. Local pro-
vision experts said that the run OF grsss
hogs was now about over, while corn hogs
have not begun 10 move freely. and this re-
suited In a temporary falling of in the
movement Packers sold on the advance, and
late in the day the market was weak. Re-
eeipts Of hogs at Chicago were 10000; es-
timated FOR Monday. $1,000; Kansas City
received $500 and Omaha 1000. PORK
Firm: mess. sl94sls.50i family, s2lq
S22.50 short clear, sl9.60gs22.6o. BEEf-
Steady: mess. sls.50QSl7; family. Slsg
me.s. nS9.SV s27a $3.50 DRESSED HoGs-Firm
bacons. eAc; 1870 ID. 9sci 100 ID. ei2c;
l4O ID, s.c; pigs, lo%c. CUT MEATS.
Picked bellies dull; 10 d., ll%o; u 10,
ilnc; IA ID. llhc. Picked hams steady ;
quoted at l4is l5c. TALLOW-Quiet; spe-
cial, sxc: city. Sc country. ~ 4sc. LARD
Steady; middle West. lo.o59 lo.l5c. City
lard steady; quoted at ioc. Refined lard
dull: Continent, los5c South America. lie
Brazil. kegs, i2c. Compound steady quoted
al e9.alOc. sTEARINE-Quiet; oleo' s1c.
City lard stearine, lOAc.
New-York tribune., 1916-01-01

Srecial Liverpool cable.-Spot cotton. aair
business doing sales. 10000 bales including
: 600 American. The total inclutei 2opo
made late yesterday. Imports. l3 600. none
hm,rican. Nid-upland. e2d. Futures open-d
frm. al 4 10 8 points advance; closed que
but steady. 20 points higher Jan-feo'
T.73il; Nar-Apr 10. May-Jnne. 100 y-
Aug. 7.50; Oct-Nov. rs. ManehesterIfa arms
New-York tribune., 1916-01-01
Apperson Plant Enlarged.

urer sI Apperson, secretary and treas
srrvsi hpperson Bros. Auto Co., on his
- New York for the show, an
New-York tribune., 1916-01-01
THE WEATHER REPORT.
Forecasts and Records OF the Last
Twenty-fOur Hourn.

Wnnngton. Dec sl--Ihs storm oveT Us South
.sa has crossed he ROCKY Mountains. ard to-r'sht
It's centre vas over southesstsrn Ssw MeHicc.
yhsnos II VII advance II an northeart eourss.
This disturbance hsS besn Amended By grneral rsln,
Ia the 's;ss!ppi VALLEY. Tennessee 1nd .he ogt
southern I.oeO Mognialn rssioa. F1r ssAshsr PEE
yhs p other districts Ths ;enpers;ur. has nS>a
decidedy "a tie FH Northwest atA0vzh raj nss
are much belor the seasonal average N hat rss0i.
TemporAturss hiys also rissn 10 The rsu GENITAL
Vlllsy and ne south plAna s,s,es Cold ssithu
continued today u New EnElsnd. The logsal Fesd-
,ns N nat section bang 10 degrees be.os tsso Al
Ths indications are thu u, scu,hv,.sxru s,orv,
VII Gauss unsotlsf veathsr and genera rams Sat-
gsday In the Cur states reInsssee aai lks okls
rains VII o--rsgre,d ths Atlantic s:s.s. saivrd.y
throughout tss Eas;e1n haf q ne ooantry tlrine
tho noTi forty eisht hours Colder srslksr A.
oyerspreat ihs Southwestern STATES sstlr.y n!Shi
wind, i0r Saturday ard Sunday sorA Al.rse
rsotsrAs varsbls becoming south; middle Atisats,
s;sts east sss Guf' nodsrat. snd fr.ss % ss,. ssi
southeast west GuH. fresh south uppsr lsksa moi.
:Ss.A :ss:l south and ''''A'''' low" AI'> H'd''''
po-vossts s~ spsclL Lsosrues.-xssorz ne.
Yoh and s0rtt~a a~ Esslsrd siosdy ss
yrnv to-ey: prohsSly followed b rAs - sss-
Eastern ,PennsysIania Nsw !ry1, pslzssN
nesShsd estons .hd yR sea s @ y.e = SSaSa os, s'
warner to-day. followed 81 rsia to-clsh.i rs,n 70
morrow.
Georgia we,srn PsunOlvsnia Western w.
Yorz and ~sss Virginia probably rain te-tss and
bans. Mss,sppI' Isa,, ,sns 1''d ~ tssssra t rsas
rain to-day clearing trd colder to-norrov.
North Carolina cloudy today PROBABLY fstn b
western portion: rain tomorrow.
Local o6cial Record.-Ths following o1ctA syoo-d
from the Weather Bureau SHOW, Tie chsnf> In ths
tenp.rsgre fcr tbs las, t1enty-tOR hogrs 70 eora.
paE1son with the corresponding ds.s ot last year:
New-York tribune., 1916-01-01
ARRIVED.

st.phano (BrI. 81 Johns y 2, Dec "a and Han
,sx. y s. 2s. 70 Bowrns & Co. With passenger
-ftif Kinsaeid tBrj. Hampton Roads Dec %. to
winchester 4 Co. Left Quarantine az ~ q.
Charaos Trlcoupis lGree0. Crdh Dec s. 70
y A Galnos. Bar q ! m y. ia -
warden Bar al 1915 D m, soth.
Honolulsn Boston Dec 80. 70 the Anencah-hs-
was3 $ L2s % Sqa5sHn1 Ts ana a SsrJ m TO tn, Old
Dominion SIS Co, with mdse. Quarantlne z.Z0 D "a
Celia tBrl. Puuts Arenas oct !, Corral 10;
ralcahuano %. Valparaiso "a, Coqumoo 70. Talt;l
so, Tocopila Nov g. Coronsl II. M9nieTideo 70 ara
81 Lucia Dec u, 10 W Grace a o. Win muse
Msnin tItaD. Geno, Nov 20. Naples 2s. ca;anta
Dec / Palermo 9 and Gibraltar g. 10 Simpson.
spence & Young With mdse. Bar at noon
Inca Gibara Dec IS, 70 the Clyde IS Co win
sugar Bar al II 40 n, Dec 49,
Berrnud Brl, Bermuda Dec 70. % the oneoeo
IS Co. With mails and mdse. Bar az ! n
CITY Of - Louis, savannah Dee %, 70 ~ Ocean
SIS CO. With ndse. Quarantine a. ~ "a g..
yoloSda (iussl. Rio De Janero Nor 22. Santos
20 and = Lucia Dec 22. 70 the Russian Volunteer
Fleet with coffee Bar al 80 m.
Huron. ChArleston. Quarantine az 20 an
Colorado fBrl Hull Dec 10 and Boston 50, 70
sannderon sOn Bar, Ear At M. noo9 u - u,, r-r
aqRfiH,n' R5,5,,6 PIo. = I5'' r m Port Spain Dec H. for
Perth Amboy Sandy Hook at 40 . m.
Madonna (Frl. La Psllico Dec Is. 10 "
A'cora comd' Gslr,ston Dec 25 and Key West IS. 70
TIE Mallory IS Co. with mdse. Quarantine A.
Pathfinder. New Orleans Dec a. With mdsA
Quarantine Al ego . m
SAILED
L1pan,s OBJ. Hull: Alsghany. Newport Ssxs
william o'Bnsn. Jacksonville; Highland Prince
New-York tribune., 1916-01-01
Swimming News and Notes

Frank McGill, the crack Canadian
sprint swimmer, who is now an Officer
in the British aviation corps. had Is
narrow escape while az the front a
couple Of weeks ago. He and a broth
er officer were doing scout duty al an
elevation Of over 1000 feet, when their
machine was disabled and plunge
them precipitously TO earth. McGili
deems himself very lucky TO have conc
out Of the adventure with no greater
injury than a broken arm.
Billy 0'Sullivan, Of De Witt Clinton,
the local interscholastic 220-yard cham
pion Of 1915, will find rival worthy
Of his mettle when ne defends his title
this season. Leo Giebel, of Stuyvesant,
is going the distance fast enough to
make the issue OF the race most IN
certain.
New-York tribune., 1916-01-01
Po-vosss sor special Lsosffues.-9sstsrs rs-
Ysh ard sorthwa N~ Esslasd. sioedy ass


Highest tsmpersturo yesterday, 81 dss1ys II 3
p n lowest II A. a nj average "a. aver
age for corresponding date last year. q average for
cosTespondhg date las, thirty three years. 81.
New-York tribune., 1916-01-01
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED.

Barceious, Dec af-Buzos Ans fsDs1). Rev Yor<
via Cad.z
Ccuoa Dec 2s-Itsia tBFl, Es~ Yorh ". H.lif,I
ATorm0uth Dec S0--Neu York lDuteh, taak), Nsr
YORK
HUI. Dec s0--cgrinth tBrD. Nov York ia Hu.lya
Malta Dec 2e-TEemistocie tGrsokl. Nos Yms Tor
Pifgus.
Rotterdam. Dec 2e-s'jes,sd lNr), ss~ Yorh
Aontey deo Deo s0-G4asdyk Dutch, Sss Yxt
sAeno, Dec ls-Ach.bsisr fBrl, Ses Iogs
Loldoa. Dec sl--hotSm Newton (BsJ. As1 foxf va
HsIffs. ff'
New-York tribune., 1916-01-01
Vessels Arriving at and De
parting from Port Of
New York.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sunrise. f.2il sansst t'i2I moon rsss $50
. m. moons azs. I6.
New-York tribune., 1916-01-01

g. m-...soiss p m....so:is 9 p u. 80 IA
]
Humidity.
9 q m-..-.. 50 p No.. alsp p ri...... 81
Local Fveoast.-Incr-asing eloudiness and warner
to-day followed BY rain, rain to-morros modcrst'
sJuth winds
New-York tribune., 1916-01-01

Liverpool Dec so--Adria,ie fBrl, rgx Yoxs
Nap.es, Dsc 22-AuszOuia. NeN YOrE
Port Natal. Dec s0-S Bsds tBrl 0um Hons
KonE, etc). Boston and New Y0fk
Bermuda Dec si--kyAagsna. Nez Yors
London. Dec sl-Lancasi7kn tBr). New Y0rs
Por Natl. Dec 1s-Indn adeo tBfl. New Torh
New-York tribune., 1916-01-01


Urga WATER
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-08

ueber eiu pabrboft
e%rbebenoeS fr:eoliAes &risssbilo III
SeinossianD ipiro aus YriiI1el ee<
meloet: Der 9eut19e @~slangpsreiu
fiibrte in 8riHel NIT llnteritiiBuRg
Don 9omen uno !Serren pom Hoten
&reuS uno MtanniAafter Der Be1atz
%sunssarmee @dloels nWteNios" auf.
Die Muffibruns tano 5usuniten
polltdtiser 8eranI taltunseu Itatt.
Sic itano inter 2eitnna oes Muiitz
oirsftors prpfeHor s. Walder uno
mubte soe9sn nes srpben Grfolaes
lpieoerbplt lperben. Nls Spliften
lpirtten nit: Gpa 9rubn, @Ken;
&ammerianeer Sisrio 9oBmonn=
Snegin, Stuttgart; Sofopernfdnssr
Mar 9ipmann, Mannbeim. unb
YgpfeFor Hidoro @dmib, Miinben.
4I Der Srgel laB llniperIitdtsprpfsfa
ipr Or. Srib Splbod,. Der Gbor uno
oas Srd}eIter, oas li6 aus oen &az
pellen peri6iebener 2onoIturmbatail=
lone auiammenieBte, iparen auF Die
Starfe ron %orei1nnDsrt YsrIoneu gez
braGt. Generalsoupernel,r Billing
ppbnte Der 4uffiibruns BEL"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-08
Wie Dem Yariier

Wie benz Yariier
.Semps" aus petersburg gemelret
lpiro, baden Die ruiIii6en 8eb0roen
Die unter bic Strafe Der Werbannuig
geltellten @erbote, Die pr!,ti'at
9pmre rNp9 lit Nplen nidt oerlp<
rem" uno 'uGott idiise Neleu" 81
lin9en, o%ufgehoben. Sieie 4ufAebuNs
lei Elm neues 3ei6en fir Die feso
li4en ruIiifdzpplnii4en g~e5ie0uusen
unb babe bel ben Yplen banibur tie
Iufnabme eefunoen.) Nu9 Der r@ll-
manite" fdeint ionoerbarerlpeife al!es
baran gu liegen, oaB Yolen piaasy
unter ruffif4e Serridait tommt.
Das 8Iatt idreibt, Die polen batten
in Der Stebe ppn @squitb cine entz
i9eioenpe grtldrung iiber i6r Sdid.
ial permiBt. 3as Manifeft bes
GroBfiriten Mitolai Nitolajemitib
lei inlmerbin elm betpunoerussperter
eriter @drttt, mon Iase freili@, erit
miiiie mon iiegea, ebe iiber Po!en
entlhieben perben tDnne, aber eins
beItimmte Grtlarung tDnnte mpralif9
unb militarii4 idpn itst Elm @lemen.
bes @ieses ieia.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-08

ballptladlidJ bas GraebniB Der Mbitim3
mllng berbeigefiibrt bat, DOB ibrer re-
gen M8itation, ibrem appea an Sic
Ma,lner, Die Sraien ni6t nit Ser
giirbe bes Stimnredts 81 belaiten,
Tie nidt 81 beranlaiien, ibrcN anberer
boben, beili9en Yfli6ten als Gattinz
nen, Miitter ltno gr5ieberinnen Ser
i&inber unb Sorgerinnen l1nb 8eipab~
rerint1en Der Samilienbeime at berz
nadldiiiaen, bie MieSerltimmung oea
Srallenltimmredts I'M gtaate Sonia gu
banfen lit. ~ S6nen sebiibrt bos
g erbienlt bas 1tnbeil bon SAINT
Illie, @ele0i6aft unb staat obseiparlbi
'5n boben, Sbnen aebiibrt bafiir Mner%
fennu1s unb 9anf Ser llnb bem bier
nit Difentli6 Nusbrl1d 5ll eeben. mir
un5 berpfli6tet fiiblen.
9anfe, allfridtigen 9anf Sen Sralls
en-, ipelde burd %rnitlole Ggitation.
blir6 einbringlide a%ufflaruns u11b gez
lebrutg Der Ma1u1er iibcr sic @efab=
rem bes Srarenltimmredts fir bas
Bamilien<, @elelll6afts@ uno bas Of
fentlide 2eben, blrG ibren mdcbtigcn
ginflub Bic Geriperu bes
entertainments Imcnpements
GUT staotsberfafIllns berbeiscfiibrt pa
ben.