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Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-03-01
OBITUARY
Frank Mclaughlin

Frank Mclaughlin, aged &c
years, well-known as one of the
operators of the Mclaughlin Bros.
flour mill, a mile west of Newark,
died at the Delaware Hospital
last Friday. Mr.. Mclaughlin had
been suffering for months with
gangrene of the foot. He was
taken to the hospital about four
weeks ago. The foot was ampu-
tated but diabetes developed and
the patients death had been ex-
pected daily for week.
Mr.. Mclaughlin has lived in
this locality since he was six
year sold. He passed his sixty
sixth birthday on February twen-
ty-fourth, the day previous to his
death. His father Constantine Nc
Laughlin, started the mill on the
banks of the Christiana previous
to the Civil War. Since then it
has been operated successfully
by succeeding members of the
family. A brother, the senior
member of the firm, Robert Nc
Laughlin, and two sisters, Misses
Ella and Elizabeth G. McLaugh-
lin survive.
Funeral services were held
from the family residence on
Tuesday. Interment in the Head
of Christiana Cemetery.
Rev. William L. S. Murray
Rev. William L. S. Murray, aged
67 years, widely known in M. E.
Conference circles died suddenly
at his home in Wilmington last
Saturday about ten p. m. DR..
Murray, pastor of the Epworth
M. E. Church, had been out dur
ing the evening doing pastoral
duty. After making three calls
he returned about nine o'clock.
He at once prepared to retire, and
as he reached his bed room was
seized by racking coughing
spell which continued until he be-
came unconscious. DR.. Spruance
arrived a few minutes before DR..
Murray's death which was pro-
nounced due to heart failure.
DR.. Murray had been a minister
for 45 years. He was born near
Selbyville, Nd. For four years
he was pastor of the Dover M. E.
Church. Later he became pastor
of st. Paul's M. E. Church, Will
mington, having that charge for
eleven years. He was also at one
time pastor of Asbury M. E
Church, Wilmington, and during
the past three years has been pas
tor of Epworth M. E. Church. Be-
fore coming to that church he was
pastor Of the M. E. church at Po-
comoke City, Nd, for four years.
He was also at one time presiding
elder of the Wilmington district
of the Wilmington M. E. Confer
ence.
Funeral services were held on
Tuesday, directed by district sup
erintendent, Rev. E. L. Hoffecker
In speaking of the deceased DR.
!. Hoffecker said: cdr. w. L. S.
; Murray, pastor of Epworth M. E
Church was a man widely known
and sincerely loved by the minis
ters of the Wilmington Confer.
ence. He was at one time super
intendent of the Wilmington Dis
trict and in 1892 was a delegate
i" in the General Conference.
"Dr. Murray was man of great
ability and will be missed fol-
years to come by members of the
conference.
when asked recently where he
expected to reside after retiring
from active ministry, he replied
in Heaven"
A wife and two children sur
vive.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-03-01
w. G. 7. u. Meeting

The w. G. T. U. will meet this
Friday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Price, North Chapel street.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1916-05-18
Little One Now
Eats Bananas
And Popcorn.
Little Girl Was Always Deli
cate Until She Commenced
Taking Tanlac.

I'm certainly very thankful
for what Tanlac has done for my
little daughter" said Mrs. J. P.
Westbrooks, who lives at 26O8
Thirtieth Avenue, North Birm-
ingham, to the Tanlac repres-
entative who had called to see
her few days ago. "My daugh-
ter, Ansel, who is eleven years of
age, has been a sufferer from
Indigestion and pains in her
shoulders and in her chest for a
long, long time-.-in fact, all her
life. We have tried many doc
tors and most everything we could
hear of, but they did not bring
her any relief.
''She was so nervous and un-
strong and SO rundown that |
don't believe she could have gone
through the winter. She
couldn't eat hardly anything at
all and sleep was impossible for
her, and it was pitiful to see her
in that condition, and to think,
too, that we had done everything
we could without any benefit
from it. Especially in the sum-
mer months she would get in a
very rundown condition and
would lose weight, and you can
see that she hasen't any too mu CHI
weight to lose.
IL had read in the papers
about Tanlac, and neighbor
who has taken it insisted that |
get a bottle and put her right OH
it and it looked like from the
first half of the bottle that it
was the very thing she had need
ed. She has taken three bottles
now, and / am certainly thank
full for what it has done for her.
She sleeps just as well as could
be at night and eats everything
she wants. She was eating pop
corn and bananas yesterday, and
they didn't seem to have any
bad effect on her at all. She
has gained a little N weight, and
I believe now that she Is eating
and the food seems to thoroughly
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1916-05-18

agree with her, and she will gain
steadily.
"She does not seem to be q
bit nervous and doesen't object
to taking the Tanlac ono bit.
She is just as bright and cheer
full as she can be and it has made
us all nifty happy about her re-
covery, and we all are glad to
recommen Tanlac as being the
medicine that has done what
lots of other medicines failed to
do. | am glad to say a good
word for it, and tell others of it's
merits" Miss Ansel West
brooks was in the room at the
time and remarked. eff | had
thousand dollars, would spend
it all for Tanlac, because feel
so good and eat ANYTHING |
want, and can sleep SO good and
sound at night"
Tanlac is sold in Tracy City ex-
clusively by Doris & Cheek.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1916-05-18
A Good Family Cough Syrup.

Gan be made by mixing Pine
Tar, Aconite, Sugar, Hyoscyomus
Sassafras, Peppermint, 1pecac,
Rhubarb, Mandrake, Casicum,
Muriate ammonia, Honey and
Glycerine. 1t is a pleasant heal
ing and soothing, raises the
phlegm, and gives almost instant
relief. For convenience of those
who prefer not to fuss, it is sup
piled ready made in in 25c. bot
les under name of DIR. Bells Pine
Tar Honey. Gan be had at your
druggist Insist on getting DR..
Bells Pine Tar Honey and see
that the formula is on the pack
age.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1916-05-18
GOOD REASONING.

A certain young mans friends
thought he was dead, but he was
only in state of Of coma, when,
IN ample time to avoid being
buried he showed signs of life,
he was asked how it seemed to
be dead.
"Dead!" he exclaimed. 81
wasn't dead. I knew all the
time what was going on. And
| knew wasn't dead, too, be-
cause my feet were cold and |
was hungry.
"But how did that fact make
you think you were still alive?"
asked one of the curious.
"Well, this way: | knew that
if I were in heaven | wouldn't be
hungry. And if ! was in the OF
her place my feet wouldn't be
cold. It'll Bits.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1916-05-18
LETTER FROM
PHILIPPINES

The Philippine Islands are a
bunch of trouble gathered toget-
her on the horizon of western
civilization. They are bounded
on the North by rocks and de-
struction, on the East by typhon-
es and monsoons, on the South by
cannibals and earthquakes, on
the West by boosters and snug
glers. The climate isa combi-
nation of electrical change, es-
pecially adapted to raising cain,
the soil is extraordinary fertile
producing large crops Of insurrec-
ton and treachery. The inhablt-
ants are extremely industrious,
their chief occupations being
trench digging, manufacturing OF
bowie knives and reloading Rem
ington cartridges. Their amuse-
ments are cock fighting, bad
dealing, theft and cheating,
their diet consists of fried rice,
boiled rice, stewed rice, rice,
more rice, and rice. Their mar
riages service is impressive es-
pecially the clause wherein the
wife is given the privilege OF
working as much as her husband
desires which is from daylight
until dark. The beast of burden
is the caraba, and three mile
journey, only ten days rations
need be carried il the trip be far
one hundred miles, the driver
would die of old age before reach
| ing his destination. The rivers
are of a serpentine nature, run
ming in opposition to all known
laws of gravitation. Manila the
capital city is situated on Manila
bay, Cavlte next city of import
ance is noted for it's natural faci-
| lities, for a naval station and its
large number of saloons, and
cinnamon. principalexports
of the Islands are rice, hemp, and
war bulletins. The imports are
, American soldiers, arms, ammu-
milton, beer and tobacco. Luzon
the largest of the fort resembles
one of old Sigrim Loots. Com
municatlon has been esta blished
between the several Islands, by
substituting mosquitoes for the
carrier pigeon, the mosquitoes
being much larger and better
fitted to stand the fatigue of the
journey. The native costumes
are flour sacks tied around the
waist, the children under twelve
years of age wait until that year
for their costuming, the towns
are aggregations of shacks, full
of filth, fleas, our dogs and cats,
pigs, chickens, horses, flies and
bugs, The inhabitants are liv-
ing on terms of equality. The
native drink is ''bino" or con.
centrated tarantula juice, barbed
wire and tightening, the Moro
and the PHILIPPINE over approp-
late presents from a deadly
enemy.
Well dear friends this is all
/ know to write just now SO
will ring off by by. A soldier
in the Philippine Iscands.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1916-05-18
FOR SALE.

We have on hand few of the
books published by the late |. b.
Woodward, which gives the hap
penings Of Tracy City from 1893
to 1910. Parties wanting same
can get them by sending 10 cts.
to this office.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-18
sralcr ,tn1 Is :. @alig's grbleben.

SSn 2allfe bes geitrigen Cages lie.
fen b%lltOerte po,t Selceramne1, i'm
S~terbebaltie bon 9atrid :. @alIb an
ser 8. uno Marql,ette straBe .ein.
3um Ibeil aparen oieielben BOZ, fiib-
reuben 9abnbeamten bes 2anOes.
Die I%uOtenlneiie miro bel,te Msor-
gen I'M 11elllt llbr in ser ct. Marp's
Stride bltrd) 9ilfof Daris u1tter Ii-
%iilten5 mebrerer 4forrer ~selebrirt
aperoer,. 0ie Observation-Disclosures
ltlro bie aftipen Sarstrager tueroen
Iein:
Observation-Disclosures Soc 81.
Sane, Charles Sbuler. $. S. Sit
daroIon, S. S. 9om, Col. S. g. 90
nablte, 5. @. 8ettenoorI, 8. g. SOB
ul1b 6ihter 90. S. @obe.
slftibe 8abrtllhtrdgcr s. 6.
&abl, 6. 80. Sbaron, g. s.. Mc-
Gartbp, &. s.. Salligan, 9.S. Dolagb-
ertp, Mpbonie q. Mrnpulo, SSaanes
Wsc@ratb un0 Sobn 2p1d).
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-18
9anfia0Mtta.

&Ien lieben Srennben, Nadbart
lino 8efannten lagen mir hermit fir
Die 5ablreide 8etbeilignng an benz
2eidenbesangniIe l1nlerer lieben Mutz
ter, S6tpicgermlltter llnb. @robnnltter,
Marsarctba MsDellcr, geb. 9ird, lofpie
fir Die 1dDnen lt1b prad)tbolfem Blus
:menipenben unieren aufridtigen. tiefs
scfiiblten SAINT. Sang belonbers barls
fen mir @errn Sobames &roeser fir
Ben Ib0nen. cbrenben. MadruL Ben er
Der gntidlafenen i'm 6a1ie ntlb auf
benz Srieobof aetpiomet bat uno Sic gez
fiiblbolen grpltesiporte, Die CT OH ANS
geridtet bat.
Yeter Mtpeler, sS5
SSrat Marsaretbe &ipp, geb. Mpeler,
Srau Bertha @afcling, seb. Moeller,
Srau Matbilbe &a1lien, geb. MoeIer,
H &inber,
fneblt Sdtpiegerfin0ern. gnfelfinbern
nno &ertpanbter.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-18
SDe 81. Game
goriiter 6es 81. Suite Solpital
&alnpagne=&omites ertalllt.

3rm Gorlite11Sen oes Greflttip=
fomites Der 5ebntdeieen aampag11e
5l1r Mltfbringl1ngs zines sSoros bon
$4,000. fir sen Meuhau oes ct.
Slfe'S Soipitals mltrbe bei 6em ge=
tern I'M 8ladbatpf @otel %a6gebaltc=
men 2l1n6eon bes Securities SEER sSSoe
Cane erfore1t.
Sie Selon1aridyalle Ser Dipiiiollen
Der 8eidaftslel1te tpltroen lpie folat
erforen: @iuiam @euer, aaliirer Ser
Union Sapil1ss @d11f; Sid st. Cane
BON Der 6irn1a Cane 81 @aterman;
Mar 6. Dds, 4raii0ent ser ssobtl
Dds Sons Gompanp; Samuel s.
@fite, 3raiioent ser W6ite silp
atfg. 60. lt11b @iainm @eir, ggSi5e=
praiioel1t Der l1nion 5apings ga1lf.
SSral1 Gprl1s g. 0art miro eitee
Mbtbelll1ng bon so Sralte11 norlteben.
Die Iiitlf Marid)ane Ser Serren=gb=
tbeilil1gen baben geitertl Morgan Inn
5ebn l1br cine Situ11g in Scr office
bon Mar Dds oltm 3tpede ser Mltg=
bon M%annidafts =aapitanen ge=
ibabi.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-18
guf Sen alanbsini.lu.
9ie 8cfcitisnnsen baielbF. bebeatenS
berftGrft.

.@todborms DosbloD" entbielt
bieier Sage cine 8eidreibuns Der
%umfafenben Befeitisunssarbeiten auf
ben Manbsinfeln. i'm 8pttni5hen
Meerbufen, bic bon. einem 5lperlals
itsen 8eri6teritatter an Srt unb
@telle beobadtet iporben linb. Snl
porisen 9erbit .purben ltarte Mnlas
gen auf 9atharulb. Der iiibneltlid)en
Spite Der srDbten Mlunbsiniel bolls
enbet, bic borisen CONNER angefals
gen tporben paren. Sm !0erhfs
tpurben au9 Yefeitigunssarbeiten
auf ben iiibli@en Spiben bon @tero.
unb 2emlanb begonnen, Die i'm
2aufe bes @inters fortge1eBt lpurz
ben. SIM Sftober tptrpen alf @rpf
&lubboez unb 8lein<a(ubboe S9an5
iperte erribtet, bic bas 6obrpanep
nod Seiterstar, Degerbp unb Abo
beberr1aen. @s purben umfahenDe
@%prensunsen porsenommen mto
@teinpdue, aafematten unb geraus
mise 8araden unb 8riden anselegt.
Muf @robzRlubbDe limb toitfpielige
8auten, BITE Der Werfprsuns NIT. fri
i@em Maher bienen, anselest ipor=
ben. Sic iperben pabri@einli9c
Mar5 ober Mpril ferttsseiteat fein,
tpenn Der Seetrieg in Der Office
tpieberaufleben tptrb. Die burd bic
beuti9e 8ef@iebuns serftOrte @tsls
lung auf ut0 1T interchangeable
tpprben. Sci 8arlebamm 1ino bic
tleineren 8atterien, @rbpGne uub
S4iBensrdben ertpeitert tporben.
Die 4nlagen nerben aumeit bon
@enbarmen, aber aub iungen ruff
iaen Sruppen bepa9t. gu ben
Steinarbeiten perben grDbtenteils
9eute bonn 6eitlanbe pertpenbet, .ipeil
Mldnber nidts bamit gu tun boben
ipo1ens
9ie Mlanbstnfel1, cine @ruppe
bon bielen bunbert @ranitin1eln unb
alippen babon ettpa so unbez
tpobnt - liesen am @insanse bes
8ottnif@en Meerbufens uno an ber
@iibpeftede Sinnlanbs, gu behen
Commencement MbozBiDrnebprg lie
sebDren. Die Snfeln tame1 auiomz
men nit Jinnlanb bur9 bex Jriez
ben bon 5reberttsbamm Q809) an
@ublanb unb limb 5ur @perrung
unb 8eberrf@ung bes 8ottniffem
unb bes 5imnifaen Meerbuiens bon
8idttsfeit. Die ne%rbinbeten @ng-
lGnber unb Tran5oien bemG9tigten
itd baber i'm Sf1eefelb5uge bon
1854 bur4 @tnnabme Der felt 1885
erbauten 5eftung Bpmariunb (16.
NusuD Der Snfeln, berlieben be-
ielben aber lpieber Mnfang SIP
TENDER, na@bem lie fdmtlide ruiiiz
iden @erte 3eritDrt batten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-18
@anSclnbe aaitcnpertcibiauns.

Mit einem 11euen plare fit at,e-
ritanii@e MISUNDERSTANDING, tpelz
den er aud benz p%rdlibenten ur,b
benz &riegsfetretdr iinsit unterbrei<
tete, bat Elm Ditlider @rfinber bic
rege 8ea4tung DDn Ga9trei5en err
rest. @s banbelt fid babet Inn
Elm umfaHGabes SDitem benesli1er
artilerifii4er 8erteiotguns, obtpobl
nit fteben6en 8outen als @tiib=
puntten. 8ie bic 3eitidrift .popuz
lar Me@anics" ndber mttteilt. lit bic
grbauung eines befonberen Sips
bon Gifenbabntpasen, auf nel9em
i@pere @ei4iiBe itdnbig montiert
fetn pirben, in Musfi@t genpmmen;
ferner Die 9usnuBung beftebenber
@iienbabnlinien unb, iiberan, noI
oies n~otpenoig fein fonte, bic Mnz
legung BON 5uidbltden 9ilfsgeleiien;
auberbem bic @rridtuns Dpn @tiBz
puntten aus Beton (8onfreD lit be-
ftimmt Dor5uf9reibenben Nbftdnben
unb an alien itratesii@ mi9tisen
punften Der Mtlanti1den unb Der
pacific=S eetute. Sur 5uGdnsli9en
8ei@iibuns Der Mtlontiiden Settle
gegen trieserilde Mngriffe ipiirben
nah ber Mniibt bes @rfinbers ur=
gefdbr 300 Giienbabntpasgons oes
neuen Sips, ipelde Beidibe fiibren,
e~rforberlid fem; unb fiir bic Settle
bes Sti1en S3eans tpobI minbeHens
biefelbe 3abl. Mande glouben, boB
bies notwithstanding mod cine r,e1t
bef9eibe1,t Mnsobl mdre.
Sober bieier @aggons miirbe an
ndbernb $150,00O to5ten. Dds @e=
tpi@t jebes ber Moggons tpiirbe etz
tpa 100000 pfunb betrogeu, unb
bic Beitiidung piirbe annGber1tb
100000 Bfunb tpiegen. sJn ariees-
aeiten piirbe iebem Wasson cine 8e@
faBung bon etpa 30 Mann 3ugepiez
Ten perben. 9ie Soften Der @rbauz
ung iener @tiiBpunfte aus Rrnfret
piirbe ouf lie 5000 Big 1000 Doll
lars tommen.
Jals. Elm feinbltber Mrtiaerilt
ben 8erei9 elmer Der betpegliden
neutrality-suspicious. betGme, 10
t0nnte Elm folder @aggon bur1
Muffdiieben selDft uno nod einem
anberen @tuspuntt gebra4t nerben;
oies .ipdre iebr f6nea ousfibrbor,
ia Dos Nuff9lieben pdre bas Mert
zines Iugenblids.
MIem Mn1dein nod miirbe bies
- tpenn font olles tlappte - einen
pi4tisen 5ufabliaen @orteil bes se=
planten betpeglihen BefeitisunssiDz
items iiber Elm fe1titebenbes bilben;
bob leBteres neit boppn entfernt lit,
nunetnnebmbar" Su fem, bat Der
neue @elttries fattiam bargetun!
l1nb man tann ipobI niAt fasen,
Dob bas reue @pitem uuberorpentlih
! Ritipielig mare.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-18
@crban0l1tmg III Mpth[idt=HaG.

@or &id)ter %. S. Gonega1 miro
be1te Mor9en Die &erbonoll1ng ee=
.gen bas gbepaar McGartlan6 itatt=
9us Taar lit beidp1loigt, an
Der Dit 6. StraBe elm ulrmoroliidJes
Sals betrie6elt rnb berauideroe 8e=
tro11fe %perfaltft 5u babel1, obne mn
geiie eiaer 9i5ens 5u lein. Sn ser
gcrbanoln1g Diirfte es 5ll ei1lcm I'M
tere1lanten @ortltreit 5miid)en Sem
gertreter ser M1tflagebeboroe, Count
t%paltpolt @enrp $. Sebcns rno Sem
gertbeioiger Oes 8oares, g. 90.
Gban1berlin fp1nn1en. 9eioe 8artei=
Ell erflartcn geltern, oaB bic @ultpt=
.5ellgin, 9ailp Nobeion, iid) in 3u=
bl1qlte aufbalte l1ro bon be,l1 beidyul=
oigten @bepaar fem geriltd) inter
llonnnlel1 lporOen lei, bie 3eugil1 ms
y HUSBAND" ou i6ider.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-18
Srildjc Tlassc cntfcrnt.

Ser StraBenbabnihaffner 8iai=
ont SentteliD bon Ser 8riidenlinie
Der Straberrbabneelellidaft, meld)er
III $50. 1912 @elt 2. StraBe mobnt
l1tb Elm GROCER 8eml1toerer bes Sci
ligen Nntrid lit, batte geitern sen
8e6nrtstag bes lieben Satrid bnrd)
Ml1sbangen elmer flei1len iriid)ett
Jlagge gefeiert. Goli5ilt @enrD
Waoeler, ser ma6rideinli6 bieI iiber
oas Jelogeidrei uMmeriea 6irit" ge-
lelerl bat, bielt es fir ieine 8flidt,
Die G11tfermlng Ser 10 iiberaus borm=
loien Slagge inn Natnel1 ser 8oli5ei
Der StaOt 9%apenport, Scott Gonntp,
Staat Soma utto Gereinigte Staaten
bon 9foroamerifa 81 for0er1. Ser
9ellige 8atrif lod ernitlid) auf $50
.li5ilt Moeller er5iirnt iein.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-18
sri-Gitp MniicaI slilueiatiom.

@ie in Ser borgeltern a%bgebalte-
11el, 5itrna Ser crit I'm Iebten @in-
ter prganiiirten Sri-Gitp Mh,iical
Miiociation befannt mllroe, beiitt
biele @ereinigu1lg iest cine Mitglie6.
idaft bon liter 1000 MitglieOer,t, Die
ollie nu,iifaliih iin6 uro peridiebenen
Mlliifpereinigungem ser 9rei Sta0te
a~l1gebnren.
Die nadIte erobe germmitaltl1ne
ser ge%reinigung mirb bas Mai-
M1tiiffeit am II. unb II. Mai fem.
Sir 0iele @elegenbeit lit oas riibm.
Iid] befannte Minneapolis Spmpbo-
t1ie=S rdeiter io1pie mebrere talentirte
Soliltel1 g%etpon1ten lDorOen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-18
l(n5ei8cu
Contiguous.

MQen .Iieben Sreunben, Nadbarn
ltnb 8efannten lagen mir hermit fit
Die 5ablreide 8etbeilignng a,1 Dem 2cis
9enbegdngnib llnierer Iieben So1ter
lno @dhpeiter. S%Srdulein Corn 8tiie,
lotpie Bic 5ablreiden prn6tbollen
8ll1men1penben uniere1t ailfrihtigen.
tie~fgefiblten @anf. Gang beionbers
banfen mir Sal tor @pllier BON 2pIi
Station fit DEN id56neit u,fo 3ebrettbeu
Mnhrnf, sen er Der gntldlafe,ien i'm
.@a1le unb al1f bem Sriebbof scniontet
bat nnb Die gefiiblbnuen S%roltesporte.
Bic ct an uns 9eridtet bat.
Srau @atbilbe. 8uie
&.18 nnD Samilie.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-18
Mcncr MotblidJt=T sui.

Gollatpa1ualt Senrp $. Se6el1s
miro eiaen SAT- unter oem COLON
9totblid)tz@eleb gegeu &obert Softer,
oen 8eliser zines 2egir6aules an ser
4: nlro gpf Sslano Giraffe mban=
gig MAIDEN. 3as @aus muroe ant
sonnabeno sl6elro 5lln1 erlten Scale
lett nielen Monaten a~l1sgeboben lllro
mebrere Yaare perboftet. Set sssab=
rem gellleBt oas Sons einen id)ledte1
Gllf, mie geitern bon Golll1tDanmalt
Sebells bcfannt gelllad)t mllroe. Dies
lit Der brittle bon Der Gpl1ntDanmalt=
1haft angeltrengte Sal leit oerl ST.
lob oes 9fotbli6tgelebes.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-18
9as NDroiihe 81 u1eu n

-Das Noroi 9e 81 ueum
in Stodbolm bat Elm @%trinbberez
3immer, in Dem @~trin0bergs 8ibltoa
tbet uno Mrbeitsoimmer fopie feline
bisber unberDffentlidten Manu1tripte
%aufbepabrt perben, eingeridtet unb
er0ffnet. Garlbeimz @paenitjDlo batz
te es unternommen, Die etpa 1000
8dnbe Der 8ibliotbet au ii9ten. Muh
tparen etma $4,000 Bldtter gu orb
men uno gu tatalusiiieren. @irinoz
bergs @rben baden iid Bel Der ueber=
laifung al biefer @9dbe oas unbez
oinste @igentumsre@t an Sen Manu=
itripten, iopeit beren @er0ffentli9unz
gen in Grage ton1men iol1ten, porbez
balten.
- Dasitalienif9 BIatt
Seeolo oer0ffentlidt einen 8eriat
uber cine nnterreDung NIT elmer an
geblid bulsari1den Dame Metia pnpz
totpa, Ole iid fir Die Sohter zines
friberen Mtni1ters ausgibt, Der tpez
gen leiner Spmpatbien fir .oen Nierz
perbanb in pbilippopel in 9aft gebal=
ten fperoen ion. 9ie Dame bsrDffentz
li4t logar einen Brief ibres angebli=
den 8aters. 9ie bulgarii4en 8ldtter
erinnern baran, bob oteie 9ame tpGbz
renb Der 8altantriege in @ot1a auf=
taudte, no lift 8er6alten @toff fir
bte Stanoaldronit lieferte. SIRE Ct
sdblungen finb ni6ts anberes als cine
Mpitifitation, Der Opfer Secolo oe<
tpproen 1T. Sebenfals aber benefit
Dies, nelder t0ri@ter Mittel fi9 sic
feinoli@e prei1e bebient, I'M Bulge
rten gu ~berlditern unb bic 2eier gu
tdui6en.
-Die gen ii samen 5einz
be. Grana0fider patrouiqenGef.
rMelbe s%eboriumft: Die @orpoiten
aeigen on, bob mir f4on nieber
5errain getponnen baben!!"
General Soffre: 80 famos, IN
meBt mol i4nea NIT benz Darbmab,
ipiepiel es ausmaht!!"
Der pesaus 9. Grou gum
heimtebrenoen @atten): ,Gben fam
cine &arte BON 9einer S@pefter, in
Der lie 4ns mitteilt, es Bate iib gez
terri Ole gan5e @efeqfdaft 10 gut
u%1terhalten our9 Did, neil 9u BEN
pegains beitiegen Daft. M0d5te nur
tpillen. pD 9u pa ipieber %binaufgez
ltieaen biit, 81 alter @iel! l1eberal
muB man fi4 i9dmen nit Dir. =
DaDe mir i4on glei9 seOabt, bab
9u m1eoer mas Dummies gemabt
lait, neil Seine neue !Soie gar 10 poa
Jleden mari"
Die tleine Scooter 0pdter alein
nit benz 8ater): u8ater. Jag mir's,
I'D Bit 9u benn binaufssitiegen. id
logs Ser SHUTTER ni4t!"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-18
SIM 8riefta IN per IS

Sm 8rieftaHen Der .Slz
.lutrierten 2anomirtfdaftliAen Set
tuna", Berlin, fraste iiinsit Elm Mbonz
nent an, in pel9em glitter man am
.beiten 0te Soblen tupiere. Daraut anti
lportete Der 8rieftaften: .Dte bette
3eit gum 8erbaden eines f9Dnen
pferoeidneifes 1T iebr balo na6 Dem
Sobe bes Bferoes. Dabei eeipinnen
Sic einen guten &oBbaaripeoel, err
lparen benz Pferoe bel 2eb5ei.en bel
Nlase burd. 5Iiesen uno helfsna NIT
sur 8eieitisuns eineS tierqaaaerif6en
Mp0etorbeit." !5i a