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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-01-04
,sS7,OOO,OOO.

!, $50 900, 900.
Utah Shows 10 Million Increase
In Utah the mines output figures
showed value OF s55,OOO,OOO repre-
senting an increase over the produc
tion in 1914 in all the metals If near
ly 30 per cent or S1S,000,000. About
enc fourth more ore was mined. in.
croaeing the total from S,jii,O,4 tons
in lyl4 to 1O.725,O0O tons in 1915.
THO mine output Of gold increased to
s3,9oSoOO or over 10 per cent. Cop.
per ores yielded the greater part of
tho gold, but large quantities also
came from lead ore and silicecus ore
The mine output of silver increased
to IL, $4,000 ounces, an increase of
IA Ter cent in quantity and $500
In value. The copper output increas.
cd from l52,034,OO2 pounds In 1914
to about 1S2,5S9,OO0 pounds in 1915
20 per cent in quantity and StI,.
10000 in va ne. With the advance
In prices, zinc ore was offered from
many sources. The mine production
Of zinc recoverable as spelter aggre.
gated 22,64S,OOO pounds, valued ut S..
224 900.
Over so Per Cent Increase For Idaho
The value of the increase in output
OF metals in Idaho was over 50 per
cent, with a total production of SAL,
10000. The gold production vas
nearly the same as in 1914, silver in.
creased about per cent in quantity
although II decreased in value. COP
per increased from 5.44j.lS1 POUNDS
In 1914 to 100000 pounds in 1915.
The great increase in the total waite
of ldaho's metal output, amounting to
more than S13,000,0J0 was due very
largely to fine increased price Of lead
and zinc. The production of lead was
F77,ooO.OOO pounds, an increase of
y per cent and the value of the out
put was nearly $i,OOO,O0O. Tne pro
duction of zinc (as speter) was So.
100000 pounds valued at over SILL.
100000.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-01-04
The World
During The
Past yea|

The past year has been a sorrow.
full one all the world around. The
shadow Of the mighty war that is
shaking the eastern world, has been
over all, and men and nations, even
those not directly interested, contem-
plate it as they would some cata-
clysm that had wrecked continent.
That war is raging from the Allan
tic clear to Central Asia with hor-
riors indescribable. Even the val
leys that Darius, Cyrus, Cambyses
and Alexander fought over when the
world was young, have not escaped =.
Where civilization rocked its first
cradles all Is desolate and filed with
empty cradles now.
In another way the war is being
keenly felt. Australia, Canada and
South Africa are giving up their brav-
est and best; dusky fighters from In
dia and from the great Sahara have
been called to the colors; there is
agitation and anxiety on the Me on
the Tigris and even to where the
Garden for the first fair was prepar-
ed. And thunders come up from the
depths Of the sea and down from the
clouds and even the solid earth
has been torn and rent as by an
earthquake for thousand miles
along the battles front.
or course this has changed condi'
tions even in peaceful lands.
Trade is feverish and its future all
in doubt; exchanges are confused and
fluctuating every day; the wisest
business men are peering into the
future with dread, and over all is
the cloud of mourning that has been
worn on the breaking hearts of des-
olate women and in the pitiable ques-
tioning in the eyes of uncomprehend.
ing children for year past.
In the Orient japan Is stealthly
pursuing her conquest Of China and
making herself strong against attack.
China is arranging to go back to q
monarchy; during the whole year
Mexico has been pursuing her bloody
revolutionary path; the meanest ban.
dit of all her bandits has been rec
ognized as president by our own and
few other nations, but with Mexico
surely long is the way and dark.
that out of hell leads up to light"
Our country has been shared all
the Affections that come OF war,
earthquake and food and the harv-
ests were the richest ever gathered
by any nation in any stage OF the
world.
Ours ought to be most grateful
people for while well nigh all the
world outside is In mourning all has
been peace with us, and the sunshine
Of prosperity is full high advanced
In our sky .-Goodwin's Weekly.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-01-04
The FORCE OF RAIN
IN THE DESERT

The following description of rain
On the desert is given by a writer in
Farm and Fireside the national farm
p2per published in Springfield, Ohio:
In desert lands when it does rain,
he says it may come with much more
han no time the whole mountainside
was shoot of water running swift.
ly down. Soon a great torrent be.
gan to pour under the rock where we
we're taking shelter, undermining II
and threatening TO th.ow IL dc>yn on
us, a rock that weighed many many
tens. We emerged from there and
made a hurried run to another hiding
p'ace, more secure. Then came hail
and hailstones fell in such fury and
OF such incredible size that thought
they would kill old Barney who stool
exposed to their fearful petings. In
little while the storm had passed
away and the water soon ceased to
cope down the steep mountainside
and we went on our way, leading our
horse"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-01-04
MADE OVER A6
Mrs. Jennie Miner, Davidson.

Mrs. Jennie Miner, Davidson.
writes: 81 can truthfuliy say FL
Cathartic Tablets are the best
ever used. They are so mild in &C.
ton. feel like had been made ov-
er again" They keep the stomach
sweet, liver active and bowels regu-
lar. They Danish con tipation. indi-
gestion, billiousness, sick headache.
Sold everywhere ADV.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-01-04
THE APPLICATION OF
GREEN MANURE

The value of green manure is two
fold. Green clover, when turned in
the soil, adds nitrogen directly to
he land. Later, when the clover is
being decomposed, the carbohydrates
which the decaying plan contains
serves as source of energy for the
class of sold ba eteria that are able
to gather free nitrogen, Independent
II host plant, from the air into thu
cells In form that will be later used
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-01-04
TIMELY HINT ON OVER EATING

Big dinners cause disturbed diges.
tions. The stomach and bowels
should not be clogged with undigest'
ed poisonous waste matter. Foley
Cathartic Tablets relieve distress af.
ter eating, stop belching, Danish
bloating and gas on stomach, regulate
the bowels, sweeten the stomach and
tone up the liver. Sold everywhere.
ADV.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-01-04
How To Get
More Legs

If your fowls are not producing the
eggs they shou d at this time of the
year, don't feed expensive forcing
feeds, laying tonics, or other stimu.
lants.
See that your poultry house is
clean, well ventilated, yet free from
draughts. Plenty of fresh air is
very important, and the lack of this,
overcrowding or draughty house
may cause colds, roup or other Sc
rious diseases.
Insects, worms. etc., have been
available to the industrious men dur.
ing the spring and summer to supply
very important part of the neces.
sary egg producing nutrients; now
this supply Is gone and something
must be given to take its place
skim milk and buttermilk are espe-
cially good. Beef scraps are also
very good, but in many places this
Is too expensive. The lack Of milk
or beef scraps in a winter feed may
mean no eggs in the nest. Give your
fowls a clean, light, dry, well VENT
lated house, and supply them with
plenty Of good, clean, Wholesome food
and there should be no shortage Of
eggs at that time.
-. A Good Winter Rationcmfwyp
A Good Winter Ration
Two or three hours before the
fowls go to roost feed this scratch
feed in a litter of straw at the rate
Of one quart for each fifteen fowls;
wheat ........,........ 200 pounds
corn ''''.......,.... 100 pounds
Barley ................. 100 pounds
Keep this dry mash in self feeding
hoppers available at all times. Give
the fowls all the milk they will
drink or add 20 pounds OF beef scraps
to this mash. Feed this mash once
a day at noon, moistened with butter
mix, just what the fowls will clean
up in from ten to fifteen minutes.
Keep alfalfa leaves, oyster shell or
other fine grit and fresh water avail.
able at all times.
bran ......''..'.'' ZUO pounus
Shorts ................. 100 pounds
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-01-04
DR.. r. Z. Hubbard

The HYMN DENTlST
Has moved his Office to his
house where he will be glad to
meet his friends and patients
or any desiring dental work,
l.2 block west of Dance Hall
Phone l42 W Hyrum. Utah
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-01-04
Ancient "Saunterer."

A "saunterer" in the old day was
one who had made pilgrimage to the
Sainte Terre, the Holy Land. The
connection between the word and
place Is clear.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-01-04
Advancement.

Have you made any progress to
ward the be.terment of municipal
art?" We've made some progress
with reference to statuary. All tht
wooden Indians have disappeared from
in front of the cigar stores.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-01-04
BRINE CURING OF PORK

DR.. w. E. Carol of the Utah Ag
ricultural College says:
THE brine method gives better
protection from insects and vermir
than dry curing, though trouble is
sometimes experienced in keeping
the brine, This can be practically
avoided by boiling and cooling be
ore using, and placing it in a clean
essel. If the brine becomes thick
emove the meat, skim the brine
md bell 1t, or provide new brine.
Make your wants known through
the Classified Adj cent q word
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-28
$50 1T bic u=8rcucn /?

Berlin, 81. Sept. 9llr6 iubiIiz
renoc slrtifel Der 3eitunsen iiber Sic
sliicflidle snfllnft pes llnterlecbanbels%
ldiffes u9rcn1en" in gielp 2pnppr,
Gonneftitl1t, lit bas $oauptintereiie a1lf
bieien Gunft eelenft trprpen, 10 bab Sic
3eitllngen cs fir ltptblpcnbig fnr1ben,
Bic Gage SEEM 2pnbpn's burd) &arten
flar 5u mudcn. Su, tic bcrDffcntlihtcn
ip9ar cine @eldihte Ser gtabt.. Sic
9iadriebt bon Der Bremen" lolte bie
9rpbc Gpalnlll1g aus, Die i,nmer inz
tcnliper trlrpc. ais ltd) bic erlpartctc
slnfunft bon 8pd)e 5u @ohe per5D@
eerte. gnldeinenb iparen autbentiide
@erildte in llmlauf, bab Die vSre@
men" 9lnfan9s slltgult abgefabrer ict.
9abct fan1 Bic Sltrdt IN bielcn arciz
len, DOB ibr etlpas 5llgeitpbcn lei llnb
sic Nacbrid]t bon ibrer Infnnft III
gep 2pnbpl1 lpllrbe bon ben 3eitln9et
NIT Sreupcn besriibt, neil baollrd) per
sgcg fir GtabIirung zines llntcrlccs
&anbelsbicnltes 5iuild)cn Gcutldlanb
ltnb Sen Ser. Staaten geebnet iuiirbe,
,lnb ais slntlrprt auf sic 9rpbung ser
Seillbc Gcutlhlnnbs, als Sic IL
9cutihla1lo gliidlid bon slmerifa sue
riifaefcbrt mar: uSbr fDnnt bas nid)t
lpieber tbun."
Auc 3eitl1nsel, brin9en beute einc
2ebens sfia5c BON aapitau Sdlpar5z
fopff, bent gcfebIsbaber Scr "9rcz
mem, Scr lange 3eit in 9ieniten bcs
Nprbpe1tldcn 2lpDb NOR, ,ncbrere
Sabre auf bcn1 Ga,npfer .8ailer 8ilz
lbclnt Scr @robc" ltnb lidy I'M Sabre
1900 bcim Gettllnsslperfe, als Ser 500
lbpfen Yier in 8ranp 9cratben lpar
|ausscidnetc. sdluarsfppff mar erlter
lGffi5ier ollf hem Sampler u&rina
|Srieorid @ilbcln,", als Der &ricq
ausbraeb. Ser Gampfer befanp iidJ baz
mails auf einer 9prblunp : @cr9nils
Isungsreilc in Spiebcrsen, ieete cs abel
burd, pbne allf Die britild9c Slpttc 81
/ Itpbcn, Sen Seilnatbbafen 5lt errciden
| (aiir5lid) maren pieIe @eriid)te por
ser ali erlpartcnben Gnfllnft Der ngre;
Imcn" in pcrlhiebcnen @afcn Der At;
lIantilden &iilte in l1mlallf, ober bis
,iebt lit tic nod III feinem Safcn einge:
4 troifcn. Sic pprcilise snfiinpisllns III
rer Mnfllnft in Berlin lit luabrIdein'
lid auf biele bicr lpeit pcrbrcitcten 8e
riibte sllriirfsnfiibrcn. @iele Berltne
I 9epcIdc lit ober anIdeinenb cinc> 8e;
. ltdtigltna bcs @eridtcs, bab Die "Sre
lncn" ,tadJ Sen @er. Staten abgefabrel
llmp iett bicr fallis IT'D
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-28
Tre9cr Giicnbaburanb.
Haubcr cnt,uiidcn NIT aroi,er Scut,

8aubcr cnt,uiid)en NIT sroier Seute.
gbteasp, Su., 81. Sept. Ser
bon bier nad Getruit fubrenbe 9tadtz
5ug Der s0li6iean Central Sabn
nltrbe nu6e @eurbprlt, sebn Wacilen
ipcltlib bon bier, beute an lpaten
Abenb bpn eil1er 8allberbauoe iiberz
fallen. gladoem Ser 3us bllrb cine
Gerltellltn9 bes Slpef Splteus 6nnt
Soalten gebrad1t lpar, fllppeltcn sic
Nduber belt Enltz uno bie @epdeflpaz
gcit ab unp fubren nit pielen allf Ben
-Geleilen fort. Sic pliinoerteu beibe
@agcn einldlieblid Der re9iltrirten
8ricfc aus llnp bclpcrfitcllisten ihr
.gntfpnnlen. Ser 8etrng 0er 8eute iii
niebt bcfannt. gs iplroe fein @erlud
een,adt. in Die Eallasicrlpagen ein5uz
bringen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-28
81. 9onnerstae Den 28. september 1916
es slrtilcriefcller. grar1bbon,ben

DIES slrtillcriefcller. @ranbbomben
ipurben bonn 5eiuoe auf 3oiran obgcz
ldpllcn, ipnbureb Gin Sener ber,lrlo1t
ipllroe. Gin Der Strllna Sront tparen
artillerie9efedlte. Gin feinblider Ser
1lt1, 6itli1 bon Gclcaf bpr3uriiden,
ld)lug fell. Sn bcn adrnpfen ppm %.
Sept. licB Der 5eino mebr als 400
gobte bpr Dem 9orfe 2plnafababiopo
suriicf.
Sin Der 9pnallfront berribt Nu6e.
Sn Der 9obrubie9a eriifen unIere
Grl,ppen altf Dem rehten Ssliisel crz
fplgreib OH llub beiebten Sic 2inie
s(m5arcd YerpelS. Ser 8cinb 5oe
iid in n0rblider Hidtuns 5llriief."
g pfia, 27. Sept. (iibcr 2onbon,
1916 ghn.) siod beftisen aampfe,t
bon 10 1a9en 8luil6en ierbiiden lmb
bul9ariIdcn Errppen am lpeitliden
gnoe Der ma5eboniIden Sront boben
Die 8ulsaren sic @ee,1er an ser GAM
5en Sront gum giidsug se5fmlnsen.
Gies tpurbe belltc amtlib bon Der bull
9arilden @eeresleitllng nngefiinbigt.
Grei fran5DiiIhe angriffe in Ser
Nabe bon 6lorina, bic einanber folsz
ten, ip1lrben bon Sen gulearen abgee
iMa9en. gs beibt, bab bie Sran5pler
1dipere @erllllte erlitten.
Mnntdniid)cr 8ertd)t.
8nfar c It, iiber 2pnppn, 27.gept.
Ser rumanilde @erid)t nelbete gez
ltern bon ben Srpnten:
o@n Ser nDroli6en llnb norbipeltz
liden 6ront tpureu acknowledgements
te. ssrn Sin gbalc riicften unieresrupz
pen in befti9en aanpfen npr.
u@n ber iiibliden Sront in Ser 3pz
brlloIdla auf Den, redten Sliisel eriff
Der 5einb oreirnal in INSTRUMENTATION
an, ipnroe aber abgeldlagen.
GrciIcm Tcinbc ims Seer.
8erltn, brabtlps iiber gappille
81. Sept. Sic 3citllns Yeltiz@aplo i'll
gufarelt entbalt Bic glittbeilung, bah
bie 9umanen Manncr 5tpilhen II unn
55 Sabren in pen bon ibnen belekter
@ebieten Siebenbiirsens 5lpingen, in
Die rumdniibe strnee eit15utreteu
9iele Nefrllten iperbeu na6 Humdl,ier
aelbidt, ,1,esfete cine 9cpelde Sc,
lleberlee 9iad)ridtenugcntllr an
3ie1lstag.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-28
9ie Gage in @rifdcnlQno.
Bic Geuulntion brcitct iid aus.
@rie e Of enlanb ipirb ait
g Seiten Ser gntcntc in 5 e /,
&rieg eintreten.

atben, 25. gept., iiber 2onbpn.
q. sept. (@er5ogert.) Sic gried)iicbe
Ne9ierun9 fat beute ben @ertretern
Der Gntente Madte Sen gorihlag
unterbreitet. baB @riedenlanb feline
Nenfrnlitdt nur inter ber 8eoingung
allf9eben tperbe, bab Die @ntenter,ddtc
cine Inleibe getpdbren, nit Ser Die
Nlpbilmaduna unb bie Musriiltuus ser
Sruppen be5ablt lperben fann.
Asnris. 27. Gept. Sic rebplutios
mare 8epeauns breitet iid in @riez
dild M5ebpnien, auf areta, bcn
Icgaildeu synleln unb in @pirus aus,
lpic etne 9apasbepcide aus atben be-
1a9t.
Comb pn. 81. Sept. Cine Reutcre
bepelde aus sltben melbet, SaB ser
9ampfer Sesperia seiteru in Gubon-
8ai, areta, einsetroffen lei unS DaB
Grntiniiter @cni5elos hellte firth an
Salto 9egangen lit.
Taris, q. gept. Gas @latt
pGatrie" pcrDffentlidt folsenbe CT
flarlng @eniselos. bie bieler bot leis
ner Ibreile aus atben erlieb:.
Scr aufruf geni5elos.
Ser 3tpecf Ser geipesuns, an
oeren gpite id ieet 5nlanumen nit
abmiral auntllriotis ltebe, lit elm
rein nutionaler. Sic llmltdnbe sipinz
gen mid, cine propiiorilde 9tesierllnq
ins 2ebcn gu rllfcn, niht INN Sic Ncz
giernng i'll Itbcn 5u iriirsen, ipnbern
Inn cine Mrmee 5ur @ertbetbieune bon
G5riedildb Ma5ebonien 5u biloen
ipeil bies Die ein5iee MDalid)feit lit.
Die natinoale gtnbeit gu er6alten, lpel@
dc iest bereit5 burd oieieniseu se=
Idabigt lporben lit, lpelde Ma5ebonier
Den Seinb iibcrlalien babeu.
Sic sltbener Hegierung bleibt in
taft, unp ipenn tic ben redten @eq
einlhlast, lperoe ih politild unS niliz
tarilh ibr sur geite iteben unh tic ii
iebcr @eHe lluterltiisen ssd' reile al
als Solbat, Der, t1adben, er lid) ner=
seblih abgcn1iibt bat, ieine aanerabcr
5u iiberreben, lid] 1,idt aesen lie iuen=
Bet lonbern bas 8clpc6r lflltert, I'm
Ben Seiub 6u befanpfen."
Sn Der gcgleitltng bon Geni5elps
befa,1ben iih altber bcm gefeblsbabel
Ser griehilden Slptte, aontrcabmiral
au,1tllriptis. Idnnlntlid1e Mitslieber pez
letten 9abinetts @cr1i5cfps nit Sus.
nabme hes ebemuligen Slllti5miniiters
9aftuntn.
iepnbpn 2s. Sept. Cine bon &C.
itern batirte Meuterbepcihe alls atbct
melpet, bab Der eriedlilc1e aiiniiter
ra1b nit 3uitimnrtn9 bes @Dniss Som:
litantin bas militdriid)e 3niammentpir:
fen nit Sen @ntentez zMdd1ten beIhIpl
lien bat. ~
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-28
SIT stra6enbabnitrcit iii
9}em yorf.
s'id,t il idlimm iuic befilrdtet uurSc.

g}elu Dprf. 27. Sept. Sbpobl
Sic slrbeiterfiibrer beltte slbenn oarallT
beltonocn, oaB am General Strcif
Der Unions slrbeiter in @rpB@9tep
Yprf, ltnt Sen Strabenbabn 9lugeitellz
ten, bic am 6. September ibrc Elaee
atigaben, 5l beLfen, epelttlntIiter ipez
rigltcns 100000 slrbeiter lid betbeiliz
gen uiiroeu. iino, an Ser Sberflad5c
lucnigltens, feine sln5eichen eil1cs uollz
fpnntcnen StillItanoes scr Snollitrieen
Ser Stapt, mic CT auseorp6t lpurbe.
bcnerfbar, rladloem bellte, lpie angez
filuoiet lpltroe, Der Streif bcgon=
nen bdt.
@dhrenS Sic Unions 6ii6rer be-
bollpten. oab it'd bereits 125,0o0 slr@
Better Ser perltieoeneu gelpcrfI6aften
Dem Streif an9eIhlplIen babcrL uno
bab slpeirlal 10 piele bereit lino, NOR
Gen bic slrbeit nieoer5ulesetL Iast Die
YnliSci, ouB lie fcine 8ericbtc erbalten
bat, purh lpelhe piele Sdldsltngen be-
tatiet lperoen. gs beibt, hab Die mlrfz
lidc Gage oureh Sic iiioiIcben Seicrtuge
reribleiert miro, sic bon nebr als
100000 llnipn Slrbeiterl pitnftlib
beeungen merben. 2o5 @ertreter perz
id)icoener llnipnen, 10 lpiro an9efiinz
riet, rotiiisirten beute in elmer lpdt
um sbeno abgebalteneu Sisung Den
Spmpntbic : Streif SeIebl uno mill
ligten Elm, Die Mtgliebcr ibrer linton
BON ner slrbeit ab5uberrfen. Sic
@roBgcltlnprc!len baben beutc anflas
scu eegen Is 9eripnerL ipeIdc ipegen
Gcipalttbdtigfeiten pdbreno oes
streifs perbaftet lpuroen, erbpben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-28
Ser sunbpncr 8crid,t.

2pn s On, 81. Sept. 9ieben Der
GinnaGn1c bon gpmbles melbet Der
amtlicGc 2p,lbpner gcricbt bpn geltern
Nbenb Bic 9clcbung bes 9nrfc5 Ebicpz
bal aur noropcltlidbcn Gnoe Der Spnts
me : Srpnt. bcl1 @Dben5ug Dltlt6 baz
BON unb ci11er 1tarf pcrl1an5ten Ste
ppnte. Ser 8eri1t lulltet:
ugIuf lullerem redten Slii9el baS
|ben fral50iiIcfc ltnb britiidc Sruppen
|sen,eiltlam gpmblcs bciebt infolgc Der
@innabntc BON Sregiccolrt nno sWor&
bal. gSir baben lGlpcre @e9enangriffe
I'M @ebict bon Mprpal unb 2csbpcufs
nit Ichlpcren @erluiten fir Sen Seino
abgcl6la9en.
vsSn inherent Centrum lfiirlnten mir
bas pcrldan5te Sort G,llerbccoIrt lmb
babcn sic Gelttlbcn in ll1rorbnung 5ll<
riifaetrieben.
usluf rnIerem linfen Sliisel nab@
men mir Sbiepbnl ll1,b Die &Dbenfettc
Dltlid) bappn, einlbleBlih ser 3plz
Tern Mebplte. i9cle 6Dbe mar ollrd)
| Gin lpeitper5lpeigtes Spltem bon Sd)iie
bengrdben, bic ltarf nit 9rabtperball
| lgcI1iibt iuaren. pcrIcfun5t unb tplroe
per5ipeifelt pertbeibigt.
Sic in Sen beiocu lcbten gaacll
| ler5ieltcn grfplgc biirften als bon lebl
MISUNDERSTANDING anseleben lrcrz
lbcn.
apnbpn 81. Sept. (2:26 9tm.)
l9as &ricgsamt fiinbigtc 6cutc an:
Sic Sritcn lticber oil Der Sonmes
! front leete gtadt ipieberum lpeitcr bpr
Sen gr0btcn Grfplg battcn lie in Del
4 g1ibtuns auf Gallcollrt 2'IbbaDe.
@a6rcno beg Cages nabm Ser bef:
tige &alnpf an Der gansen Sront boz
Ser Gpnmc bic sun slncrc 1einenSprt
gang. Sic @ritcn bebauptcl1 paB ii
burb Sic @efanaenen, bic lie gena6
! babcn, in, @ortbcil linb.
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-aleine ariessuaa6rihteu allf Sc,
!. Scite.

s'.' Sppnano bofIt, BOB bic Ser.
Staaten gegen Die lellelte Sritenge.
meilbeiten etlpas tbrn lperoen.
-Mid)t 10 lange @illpn Gralioent lit.
Mn Der rl,nal,iide1 8eldldte
lit mir Gins lmperltanolid: luarum
lat Iih bieics baratterloieltc Golt
gcraoe ,einen Sobcnsnllcrn sllm &o,
mig gepablt?
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-28
Srnppen in Der ipeiteren slusnnbuns

Srnppen in Der ipeitercn Musn1tbuna
tbrer &prtbeile elm fleilles @ebDla
nDrbliG BON Sresicpllrt, ,nittipc9s nad)
@orpal llnb au6 ben grDbcrcn gbeil
Deg ltarf perlcban5ten 8nbens 5ipiI6en
biclcm @cbDl5 nno Ser lpc1tlicben Gpiz
te bes ct. @aalt @alocs, Dltli6 po1,
Der 8etbune gtraBe.
Sic 3abl Der bon Sen ssransolcn
lcit gcltern genpmmeneu unperipunbc-
ten @cfangcnen be5iffcrt iic1 iebt alli
1200.l gSir Iaben bisber brcibig Maz
l6incngelpcbrc erbelttet. sln berliibriz
gen Srpnt mar nllr 5eitlpeilige aanoz
nabc.
asaris, 81. Sept. uslus ncuen
3adridtcn gcbt berpor, baB ein Sep
pelinluftldiff, bas in Der stadt bonn
%. gum 90. Septc,nbcr iiber Galais
flog, 20 8pnben abnarf,. Die Idnmtz
lie9 in GROCER gntfernllns ben Ser
Stabt alf unbetppbntes @cbiet niebcrz
ftclen. Gs 1T ipahrldcinli6, Dob bas
2nft1diff in bas Seuer lnlerer Sc
idbHte seaissb ls1b lch,e @uGfgclUu7ie
ablrarf, nm bDber 5lt iteisen unb 81
cntfpmmcn.
Gin balban1tlider franaDlildcr @e1
riIt lpeiit barauf hin, bab Sic Sranz
Solen Ieit Dem /. SSuli 1SO Guabratz
filnmetcr 9pbel1 (ctipa 70 Gslabratz
meilen) 9cippnncn, 10000 unperlpltnz
bcte llnb 4503 peripul1betc Befanaene
9cnplnmen rnb 144 @elebiite, ipipie
500 @1al6inengetpebrc erbel1tct batten
Taris, 27. Sept. (11:45 @m.)
Sic Ginnabme bpn Gnmbles nit Sc,
|9rpben &ric9sbcllte berbpllltdnbigt, ipie
|bieiige militariletc sadperltanDise ia
gen, cine Scr am brilluntelten arsge=
fii1rten Gperatipren bes Gonrmefclb=
5ngcs. Sic san5e Sront bes Mn9riffz
BON Martinpllicb Bis 5ltr Spntn1e III
9lcidfDrmig rtm n,ebr als cine Mcil,
bprgetragell iporDen.
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in Ser Stoot Nerito bon fltr5er 9auer
ieiu lno bat nit Den Seratbunsen Der
apnnniliion nichts 5u tblln. Su Der
belttisen siellna tuuroc bie 8erat6ling
Ser perIdiehenen ppraeIdlaaenen 8lds
ne fir benere &ontrplle Der @ren8e
fprtgelest.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-28
Ser iogenannte Sotid)after Garran5as, Nr=
renoonoo, nQd) Der 9tQOt Merifo bernieu.
0te Nerifaniid1en &omnindre iagen, oa6 oieic
Neiie nit Den @crbanolnnsen nid)ts Sm tbmm bat.
Ser @euerali in Stem or ui sroB nno ueitperbrtet me
beird)e mnr0e
Die terabrer erpartcn ab fir nspc6nnns
General

@eern oaen 25OoO rbeier ueocrge9 6an Sic @o
li5 bbmptet a6 lan9c geiuc11 10
biel oe na ben 9btcrfbrer betc nor9en Sen
Sre sebn $50 lit Sic ugrcmen" Sl6el in Berlin peoen
Saldnlelbng ibrer @nnft Sit i6r @ntreen
pirlid balo errnrten2 5ug6es Gi56urQ Nc
pubtan 9rpiipe ldeHen 9enlppanien gen 5 ici1
Erdiioent gson mil Ggncr leBt Sanbdu6e am
iaTn glenba6n Na6 BON g6icaoo
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Gu9ldnoer uno Trau5uitu int 8eiib pon
GDmblGs.
9te beloenbaften felo8ramen ,nadtem Der fmrd)tba:
ren Meberntadbt ieoen TMbbret 8ooens itreiti8.
9 Groberns bon Gobles unb sbepoal Elm taider abe en
irae9i4u Griolg Der MQirteu
Str Grfpg brtgt bic Ilrtcn Gcrpn
nnb 8apammc bic dpffet

Sic Mitrtn dpegen III Se9cs nbe-G Gb bier Grpa nad m gn
natn Der aufopferng bic 1beIs er
it, erlden 5pcifclbai Sic riidn Mgri a0e nit iduperen
Gerucn fir bic 0osopir abgeIa9cn gufareit pe pcrlpa
tet enen E9analc Sig Ile quarif ser
Mliren nta5ebpu1n rpn gulaaren aboc[aacn
grteenanb ro anf ber sete Der Men ariea eueu
gs uobl nt auocr sen5clos ldn cin gpiel aepnnen u
babn