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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-08-15
THREE KILLED AT ALGOMA
Three Others Seriously Hurt When
Passenger Train Hits Automo-
bile Stalled on Crossing.

Green Bay-Three persons are dead
and three more are in critical con-
dition as result of an automobile ac-
cident at Algoma when a Kewaunee
tomobile in which the party was riding
at crossing. Joseph Sullivan, IL
years old, and a baby of Mrs. John
Matzke were killed outright and Mrs.
Mary Sullivan died in hospital a
few hours after the accident. Mrs.
Matzke and two daughters, Marie and
Sophia, are in critical condition
with fractured legs and arms. The en-
CINE of the motor car stalled as the
machine reached the railroad crossing.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-08-15

blow In the back. Why had the deed
been done? What spirit of revenge.
of hatred. of fear. could lave led to
such an act? got again to my feet.
staring about through the weird moor
light. every nerve throbbing. as
thought to grip the fact and find its
cause Slowly | drew back. shrinking
in growing terror from the corpse.
until | was safely in the priests gar
den. There | paused irresoute. my
dazed. benumbed brain beginning to
grasp the situation and assert itself.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-08-15
Rf7ekleds-

The value of live stock dying from
disease on the national forest ranges
in 1915 was less than 100000. A
majority of the cattlemen are now vac
cinating their stock for blackleg, one
of the chief loss-causing cattle diseases
of the West, and thus preventing the
serious losses of the past.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-08-15
Earner Blows Head OF

Mormon Coolee-Joseph Bartsch, a
prominent farmer, committed suicide
by blowing off his head with dynamite
Mental disturbances, due to intense
heat during the last few weeks, is the
only cause to which his friends can
attribute the rash act.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-08-15
Rules on State Pensions.

Madison-The attorney general has
advised District Attorney James N.
Hill of Baraboo that widowed moth
er supporting two children having an
estate of $500 each is in the discre-
ton of the judge of the Juvenile court
entitled to aid under the mothers pen
sion law.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-08-15
WAGE Increase Is Granted.

New Richmond-The New Richmond
Roller Mills company has voluntarily
advanced the wages of every man on
it's pay roll at both mills and eleva-
tors ss q month, effective Aug. l.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-08-15
Attorney Dies Suddenly.

Oshkosh-The remains of F. C..
Philips, former United States district
attorney for the eastern district Of
Wisconsin, and a permanent resident
of Oshkosh, have been brought here
for burial. Mr. Philips died suddenly
in Chicago of apoplexy.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-08-15
Paper Mill Workers Strike.

Green Bay - Thirty back tenders,
employed by the John Hoberg COM
pany, paper manufacturers, walked out
when their demand for an increase of
10 per cent in pay was denied them.
The places of the strikers were filed
and the mill is operating at full capac-
ity. Recently this mill adopted the
eight hour system.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-08-15
Petition Is Dismissed.

Madison - The Wisconsin railroad
commission has dismissed petition
of the Bangor Telephone company for
an order requiring the Milwaukee
road to change its high tension signal
system at Bangor, SO as not to inter-
fere with the telephone service.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-08-15
Societies Would Merge.

Madison Application was filed with
State Insurance Commissioner M. ].
Cleary for the amalgamation of the
Defenders, a mutual fraternal insur-
ance society, with the Beavers, SIM
mar organization, both having head
quarters in Madison.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-08-15

call, he had words with Sieur d'Arti-
gny on the beach at dusk. | know not
the cause, yet the younger man left
him angrily and passed by where |
stood, with his hands clinched."
"D'Artigny, hey!' Cassion's voice
had ring of pleasure in it. "Ay! he
is hothead. Know you where the
young cock is now?''
He, with the chief. left an hour
ago. Was it not your order. mon
sieur?"
Cassion made swift gesture. but
what it might signify could not de-
termine, as his face was turned away.
A moment there was silence, as he
shaded his eyes and peered out across
the water.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-08-15
Will He Go?

"And where do you expect to go
next?" we asked the great explorer
when we had finished interviewing
him about the results of his latest ex-
petition.
Il don't know" he replied. "You
see, I've been to about every place
there is except one"
"And that is?"
That's the place the taxi driver told
me to go to when 1 refused to pay
him any more than the exact legal
fare"
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-08-15
Accents New Position.

Clayton-Cashier v. A. Batzner of
the Citizens State bank of Clayton has
resigned and accepted a like position
with the First State bank of Bovey,
MINI.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-08-15
Gets Iowa Post.

Neenah-Newton Van Dalsem, head
Of the manual training department of
the public schools for the last eight
years. who resigned recently, leaves
soon for Davenport, Ia, where he will
become director of manual training.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-08-15
Buried With Masonic Honors.

Fond du Lac-Angelo Barry, pros
porous Mississippi planter, member
of Gen. Forests famous command, was
~aried here with full Masonic hon.
ors. Born in Ireland seventy-nine
years ago, Mr.. Barry spent several
years in early life at Monticello.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-08-15
Rinhts Are Restored.

Madison-Gov. Philip has restored
citizenship rights to NJ. B. Magum OF
Florence county, who several months
ago was convicted of the offense of
assault with intent to do great bodily
harm and fined 5000. which he paid.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-08-15
Talk Central School.

Stevens Point-A plan is being dis
cussed for, central grade school by
which three small ward schools could
be discontinued and the old high
school building utilized. A new high
school would then be built.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-08-15
state PRINTING Contract Awarded,

Madison hC Democrat Printing
company of Madison has been award
ed the bulk of the state printing by
the printing board comprised of Gov.
Philip, Superintendent of Property
Blumenfeld and Acting President Col
Inns
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-08-15
Madison Pastor Resions.

Madison-The Rev. E. L. Benson
has resigned as pastor of the Pilgrim
Congregational church of Madison and
will leave in few days for the Rocky
mountains for his health. He came to
Madison five years ago from Belvidere,
Ill.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-08-15
Heirs Will Build Neenah Street.

Neenah-The heirs of C. r. Smith
announce that the intention of Mr..
Smith to bear the entire cost of boule-
varding Nicolet avenue the dividing
line of the two cities, from Park street
to Lake Winnebago, quarter of
mile, will be carried out.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-08-15
Dies in Canada.

New Richmond-Alice Dean Hebron,
widow of the late Patrick Hebron and
for many years resident of New
Richmond, died at Vancouver, B. c.,
following a stroke of apoplexy.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-08-15
Enters Navy AS chapIain.

Green Bay-The Rev. Joseph Carl
ton Short, assistant pastor of st. Pat
rick's church, who was appointed chap
lain in the navy a short time ago, will
go to the New York navy yard for tenn
porary service.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-08-15
SYNOPSIS

c,...ayns, a belle , Of fer NEW nn.
,ts q CL sS 10 c;6nspirators at ILie el
-. Is a1l21a -sssi5n. the cOmIili,ssS"ai aid
house. C az Uncle CEevet SSa,ia's
=. s1isted. , I5- D'ArugDy, La . oI cas-
-. Ia SAN sli 'ssrvfces as guide u ,,I5ar-
- offers ne ne tourney TO the W. he
- PARTY on yl'G informs Adele tR esa.,,; l
q Tie uncle -. ~ Cassion and IoI trao
3. ssrro.hed pen ~, ~ again. In QueDeec
n see D.AIl'5s-- ;3ari. Sister CeIeesI1fT,
- visits neI - m her. She Tens
y sriags u. aIss - F.. vows TO release Liei
= her story ana .- -IF Cassion. D Artis-
= he bargain. ~. " 80 IN see Ter at l I'
J slyss Pre- .4is -''77~+. Adele 90 the nan;
s-s Cass,5A ,e.55vlrror. Ia Barre, an
= Iss, war; tie conn .-.. In the ball
as ~. - D'Art.gry t''N -5i-s entrance
gAi-7-' rs-aued, Uul j. go. $50 linn of the
- re-. --.,59w. Adele inloi! ms ''i Tor her
& De lords 10 Cassl0H, = Ordared
gf.i52 l.,irg at the hal. A A;o Is 9t once
sgi;liol l-..5 10 marry Cassiol q 1ilirois
Z pc s-l,,Se5impany him 10 I. I'd directs
q 70 255-- epi,-rroons Clevet anu IN 1 80
ss,.-y. hi he -6em IN the journey. Lt-G,
1T be at..5lt- ITS Ade.e's future uePG, a[,
~ j. ii9 54scision Of D'Artguy 80
4 90 iAe rg ,.- che loves. Cdssloh az ~
3 a3T A 5ays words CPgie L Gnsyfis is an an
b 1rst " " line 70 suspect CassI,O ~
.srsss, am ~ 7sSIses 10 permit her nus
n,iTss 49, 49, her sleeping quar- toI D
s,i % sc n help her she taIhs 20
1sget agI re- r+jgnv nut he declines ~
sal to .L u cid aid against her husband
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-08-15
st.usns Point Hotel Burns.

Stevens Point - The Sellers hot
was wrecked by fire starting mi
basement. Fireman George McDs
narrowly escaped being struck I
the hotel brick tower fell.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-08-15
Veteran Is Found Dead.

Oshkosh = Henry barrow, a cattle
buyer, was found dead at his home at
Omro, with his throat slashed by
razor. He was a civil war veteran.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-08-15
Racine Pioneer Is bead.

dy, !" Racine-C Charles Schelling. a pio
air Her resident of Racine. is dead. Mr..
lemDt ;hefling vas member of the G. A.
alu s.u and the Royal League.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-08-15

There are some men in this world
of so little Importance that they are
not even asked to sign petitions.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-08-15

An apology that has the ring Of sin
certify is rare.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-08-15

u,GSSSssssSS
! BAD luck frequently comes IN I
f, lunches. Adele has been ouf- :
, ....5 nv fate for months, nay for {
: eve. .r:ra years. In this fight :
: ,.,in.t cOmmissaire casslon :
f.! !. needs direIy every aid she :
, :, muster, yet one after an Z
+, ..s., her sources of help fall !
! ,x,y This is a thrilling Install Z
., r.,t which describes how she !
! ..,.iyes two serious shocks. .
,, M. If them bIackens her love .
,H,ir The other frightens her. =
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-08-15
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

,.,.ion finds his wife alone on the
an and discovers a mans footprints.
:. accuses her angrily.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-10
@cr6rcde,t ,t,1c 1lufalle.

sanlt st. Marie, M1ih., O.
Mai. Ser Tu1npfer g. 81. S4irbp bon
9etrpit lit geltern ipabreno ei1es
lldreflidcn Sturmes i'm superiorlee
llll1tergesangen nnb man glaubt, bof
Die gan5e Mannld)ait bon 20 ertrunfet1
1T. Stto 2inbalilt, ei,ler ser 9ei5e1
bpnt &irbp. ipnrbe seitern Nabmittaq
pon eincm icbluimmenbcn @raditiie]
[ab9enon1mcn. Gr lagt, ct babe sen
atrbp llnfen geieben lnb claude, baf
CT Der eirl5igc llcberlebenbe lit.
g} em 0orf, 8. 9aai. gpbert Sat
ltno iein edmagcr 8alter gd)ols linf
|bellte I'M bieligen 8llnbesgcribt lpeaer
Nerleblpornng our -3erit0rllng bon M1uz
|nitionsl6iffen 5ll ie 8 sabrcn gunoess
5ubtbaus IN sltlanta berurt6eilt ipors
Den. Ranl Gnede, Sen Sic csurp Sci
0|tloe ocs Geribts cn1pfabl, lam mil
5ipci sSSabren babon.
q c p1srf, 81. S, 8. Mai. 3tpei
Gebaube in Ben @erfen SET Ntlas
Eoipper So. an 2afe Sopatcong, in
ipelcber 9pnamit aeIasert irar, flogen
beutc 9'ad)luittag llbr i'll Sic 2uft.
|Winoeltens 4 Manner ipurocn aetDbz
tet umo pabrlcbeinlid nabe5u 100 per<
llebt, mic telepbonild beribtet ipiro.
(9ic Ggplolipn erlhiittertc bas2anb aui
;25 Mctlen I'M llimfreis.
Gbicagp, 8. Mai. Gin sScuer bon
|llnbefanntcm l1riprug 5eritDrte bcute
|Oiorsen Die Iabrif Scr @erbolo gbuir
go. Ser @erlnlt ipirb auf 100000
|gelbdet.
Sic 6erbolo Go. ioll cine ser altez
Iiten stublfabrifcn in, 2anSe iein.
@nlntb Minn.. 8. Moi. ssn Sci,
|sllser : gmitb 8aubol5anlagen lpiitbez
I te gcitern tagsiiber cin yieleubranb.
Der crit gcgcn slbcnb beiudltigt tpllrbe.
Ser Sdaoen miro al,f rettpa 100000
|acidabt. Gin MMnu tpllroe lbtper,
ipabribeinli1 t0htlid, perlett.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-10

ebemo Die 9le9ion bon gan Wsartinp
81en bebanptet, oab bie sstaliener bel
Gan Martino idtpere gerluite ollrd
pie Ggplplion eincr oitr. Niine erlitter
9dttelt.
Gepel6en, sic in Yaris bon galoz
ntft eingctroifen lino, neloen itarfe
slrtillerietbdtisfeit an Scr ma5eSoni-
1den Sront.
@albamtlid miro bon Berlin bcridbz
tet, oaB Die Siirfcn id)nellen Ssortlduitt
nit DEM Gilenbabnbau burdJ Sic ggiilte
MAIDEN, als @orlallier eines neucu
an9riffeS allf @gpptcn.
o Sranspprtc bon &ral1fen unb Ser
ipnnoeten Ser in &utzGls ss(mqru oe<
ran9enen britild)en Mrmec. 5uiammen
1913 Wann, baben bas britilheS Soaupt=
olartier am Ii9ris crrcidt. (ginb iez
nenfals bon Sen Siirfen freilpillia cutz
lallcn lpprben.)
Sen. Siman bon sanbers
tn Sm Drna.
2onb,on, 8. @ai. General 2iman
BON sanoers 1T NIT Ser fiinftcn tiirfi>
1e)en Armee in S1nprna cingetroifem
lino bot aablrei6c id)ipere 0lterreibi<
sld)e @eIdiite ltl1b dnbereMrtillerie nit
laclb5radlt, 9 sniesber sttbener asaorrelpone
pci1f Der 9hifD Ntnil ineISct. gIlIe
sdiffe iln 9afcn lil,b allf SEN gtranb
aeiest lporbcn, I'M ibrc bcimlide slbS
fabrt 5lt' perbiilbern unb iefbH Neutrulc
pilrfen smprna iricbt oerloIlcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-10
aleinc aricgsna9rt9ten
Marieillc : 0i6One aanal crStfuet.
Sic @ailcritraBc alieoer
a ID cinem bis an Sic % or s.
lee ret Of cnp II aanale
~ it M a H.

30 q t ieille, 9. Nloi. Ser aunr
5beis nnter Bergen segrobcne aanal
5iptlden Narieille unb ser Nbonc, eine
Der 9rDbten grrun9enidaitcn moberne,
Setnif, lit fprlnel oem Gerfebr iiberz
geben lporben. Inter sen Gditen, iuels
6e Ser Ginipeibung beiippbnten, be-
fanocn licb Ser Miniiter fir Dffentlide
arbeiten M1rcel gernbat, Der Sanz
oclsminilter gtienne Glemc,ltel, rber
llntcr ariess1niniiter Solepb ,Ibierrp
loipie anoerc Mitslieper Ses fran5oliz
ld)en aabinetts lno Ncgierl,uasbe<
a1ntc.
Ser sroBe giniubrbaicn Marieiac
par bisber burd cine gersfctte, fpelde
Die staot I'M Norben ipie ei,l @aa lln,z
9lbt, bonn centralen Srarfrcic abgez
|l6lolien. Ser neue @anal, ipelder ltd
einen1 selpaltigen, bis an nie gsprblee
reldenoen aallallplten1 anglieoert,
ourbbri6t bieien @au, olrb Sen er i'll
fiinf Neilen Gauge als Jlnnel gefiibrt
ut. Sic brei einsangs eripabntcn Miniz
tier, fpelde liG Inn bic gpllenpung biez
les gi9antii6en Berfes perbieut gez
n1a6t baben, bielten snlpradem unb
onrbfubren Damn in gesleitalng anoe@
rer gbrensalte nnp Der Grellepertreter
Den &anal in leiner gan5en 2inge.
Witt Dem Srojeft fir hielen &anal
bat Srantreid lid leit fat ei,1em ssabrz
bnnoert beld)aftiat, Sic Mrbeiten linb
aber crit I'M Sabre 1904 in angriff
.senommen tporbcu. Sic @ciamtlanae
Der @ailerirrabc betraet ietbsis Meiz
len. Sic flint Mcilcn, sic als 1uunel
an9clegt linb, baben cine @reite bon IS
SUP unb cine $oDbe bon 20 SUB. Sic
Ter Sltnnell6abts9ilt als Ser groBte Ser
8elt. Ser &anal lit idifibar fiir6abr=
5eltse biz Su 600 cInncn. Gr belibt
aud ltratesiidlen @ertb. 90 cr Sen
iGcrfcbr ~bon Sorpeoobooten it,b anoc~
lrcn fteinen &riegsfabr3cligen 5tpilden
bent MitteInteer llno ser Norblee err
mDgltd)en piro. Sic @ertellungsfo1ten
belallfen lid allf rl11,h 100 g2iIlionen
Srancs, bon benen Sic Stabt Marleille
etn grittcl lnb Die @egier,lng sic bcrz
8tpei 9rittel tragt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-10
52eppeIine iiber Gnalanh


Elm oentldes areu5ergeidmaber bom@
barotrt Die cnglifbe 9iilte.. Nebos
llltion in Srlanb !. Srieolideregtin,s
'1n9nng 5ipilden Berlin nnb @aibineton
Of Sem Ssobn 8ulI niht balb
bor einer@ottdbnlibtcit baneen lpiro?
gon Der iiinaitenG GroBnladt, sSa@
pan, fann ntancbc dltere sic aunlt lers
men, oas Gilcn 5n idmieoen. ipenn es
beib lit.
Sn @uBlano baben Sic militaris
idcn grfolae meiit srobe sebnlidfeit
nit Der .beimlidlen 2iebe, bon Der nies
n1allb nid)ts peiB."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-10
g . d ! ( .2uiitaui a :
6 I aa c II.

g cm 9 urf, 8. Niai. SIM @unoesz
Diitrifts @crihte ipllroen geltern
abermals II &lasen sescn Sic Gllnarbz
2inie eingereidt, iporin fir bie beim
llntergange Ser u2ulitania" llmgcfon,z
!menen Gallasiere sdabentrlab perz
langt miro. SIZE @einmnt5ubf ser eez
|gen Die 9ampferseiclIldoft anscitreng@
ten &lagen lit ban1it auf 43 geltiegcn.
esn adt Ssallcn miro bcbauptet, baB
nllr bie grobe Sabrlallisfeit oergdifis<
|pffi5iere uno Bic feblerbafte gapigatiz
on ben llnter9ans bes Samplers unb
oamit Ben 5ob Der Haiiagiere beraufz
I bcldiuor. Sic glnune bes perIangten
S6aoencrlates be5iffcrt iib arf $1,z
100000. Sn Ben iibrisen ssaIlcn linb
|bprlaufig nl1r Bic einIeite,1ben Sdrittc
llnternomn1en lpprOe,1.
GDmric gefllnfcn, s sc a nm
tpbt.
I 2onbpn, 8. N1ai. 2loDos berid,%
|'ten, bab Ser bon eincm bcutlden IL
Boot torpebirtc 8bitcitor Gampfcr
GDmric bel1te Morgen 3 llbr gelllnfcn
lit llnb sIlc on gurS sercttct leicn.
7 8al9ingtpn 8. Mai. Set
|amerif. aonll1f Srolt in Aueenstoipn
beridtcte beute be,n @taatsamt. oaB
Is Mnmt bon ser ManniGaft seq gpm1
Eric, Die 107 aDpie sabltc, ollr@ Sic CT
ploiion getDotct ipurben Ser gpmric
ipuroe Montas saadmitta9 4 l1br 13s
Wmilcu ipeltlid BON 1Saitnet torpeSirt,
allen Inidein nad) obne 8arnlng.
(Gn Der gDmric sur Belt III briti1en,
8esierungsbienit itanb, mar CT Gin.
|fcinblides Sdiff llnb bate feinen anzi
ipru6 auf @arnuns.)
8antrp, Srlanb. 8. Nlai. (Gia
2onopn, 1o.) 1O7 Witglieoer Ser
@annidaft oes Gpmric Ianocten bier
beute slbeno. Mebrere litten an gebroz
dcnen @iebern unb iulroen ins gpital
geianbt. Sic Sfiiaierc iasen, oab Elm
IA Boot gelcbcn lpotben iei, bod lei
es glcid) nad bem Mbfellcrn eincs Torz
ptbo perldipunoen &erGpmric belt iid
nod cinigc Stnnocn flott. ging abcr
idliebli6 untcr.
@sc br sluteeri.ebtc in
9ubIin.
2pnppn, 8. Mai. gicr lpeitcre
Siibrcr Scr iril1en 9iebolte fins in
9ublin bingeri6tet unb 19 anbere, bic
a,tm Tobc perllrtbeilt naren. gu 3u6tz
baltsltrafcn beridicocner 2dnse begl,as
|bist. 3pei .stngctIastc tpllrben geitern
| freiaeiprohcn. SIN @an5en iinb big gez
tern nidt mebr als 12 @efansene.
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gelesrapbiide 9eotisen.

y. .ulQl.
'alebaIl. Sn Ser Matioual
Gittsbura $, Sem Dorf 13.
Chicago s, Cincinnati 5.
Seine anSeren spiele.
Sn Der q me5r ican 2eaeue::
0olfpn 5, Glebelanb 1.
Hbilabelpbia Q, 2etroit 16.
gaep gorf a, Chicago s.
8aibin9ton S, ct. 2ouis 10.
Sn Der % S" 9iga::
@apcnpprt g. Bloomington I.
@bliuc 8, 9eoria 6.
u Glline9 8, 8ud sSssIanh g..
5annibnl 4, 9fodfpro 8.
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Die mdrste.
yroonfte.

gbieaao, 8. Mai. Mei5en -
114A Mai, 116 SSuli.
aprn - 1875, Mai, 745s ssnli.
@afcr - 4719 Msai, 4312 SltIi.
G'etreibe fir Baar: 9so. 2 rotbe.
ssSi1lter 117-t19; go. 2 @orn
IS; Safer, 5tanbaro, 4S.
Mogsen 9So. 2 971a.
@erlte - 64-SO.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-10
Wtrifolage mieoer fritil6.
Die MiIi5em Der orei @rensitaatem auiseboten,
llno Die san,e electromagnetic Der IT, g. uaa beu0lo ieir
a @eseruns bat feine rssmarcm srupp mcr uerucnpbor

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gu p''en @ena llao aa1s Ser scra dent nadun III
mlen Nele Grtarns 2anugs Sic Mnuprt ON 7eni+na
Sepl oaB ulee nterbanoungen @neano ou um onser,
grtt rebn, als sic Seud)onp
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-10

dle @erprllhtnNgenStano baltcn, ipenn
o1e @efabr nldt spdbreuo ser 9auer
Der @erbanSlun9en beieitigt miro."
senat beite6t ouflcinen
Y nj c II ) m c nts.
auf s(ntrag Ses Scnator G6amberz
laln bclrunb Ser Senat 6eute allf lci,1eu
amendments sur 9lrlnee6iQ luo perz
mari auh BEN bonn Soalic aeItern ouz
9enon1nlenen aclnproniB iiber sic sfiz
tratTabrif.
Sic sill rurbe luieSer slraonferena
9elanot unb sic senotsfonferensen
lpllroen inlrrllirt, altf cincr reeultiren
armce BON 250,o00, einer Sreipi(liz
scnarmee bon POI 900 unn oui Scr
geriligung bon S15, 100000 fiir sic
e'rrld1tllng. bon 9litratfabrifen Ser Sc
9terung su 6eiteben.
es lpirb fir iua6richeinlid oe6alten,
paB Die aonferen5 lid) ieblieblicb auf
cine 6rieSensl1drfe ser reguldren srz
mee bon 100000, Bic auf 100000 err
lpbt irerben fann cinigcn lpirS.
Cine @inislne iibcr bic Sill lit beute
sfadt in Si6t. Sic scnatsfonfererten
geben 5u, oaB lie Die 6rcilpiuisenzsrz
NEE 81 opfern babeu. Sic Stdrfe Ser
regnlaren slrmee lpirb ipabrlheinlidh
auf 100000 beldranft unb busNitratz
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alien Tilnften nad5ugeben baben llnb
es lptro gebofft, oab Sic @iG Sem Grd@
lisenten IN Ser nadlten @odte borlicz
gen miro
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-10
ausl6iieblid aaoe(sfilbrer. binseridz

allsl6lieBltb @aoelsfilbrer. bineerid
tet iporOen.
Ser 3pdpcrratbspro5eb sesen sir
lNoOer Gnlenlent miro oifentlid Dor
elmer StlrD seiiibrt unb galement mill
lein ciaener @crtbeibiger iein.
sSanes W. Sllllibpn bon Stein gorf,
Der friibere amerif @eianote in Can
9omingo, Der in &erbinoung nit Ser
Sinn Sem Te6ellion pcrbaftet ipar,
| lit irei9elaiicn lporben.
@ritii dc @erlmite in
9u6lin.
Sonbon, 8. 9iai. Sic @cr(lllte Ser
brttnfen Irnppen in 3llblin tpdbrenb
Der fiir5lidcl, Hebcllion, cinIdliebIid,
Deg aonlIablcrfcrps. iparen bebeuteno
sr0ber, aIs bisber ofii5ieu 5ugeltanben
tpuroe. Rrenlier asqllitb CAB Diele
@erluite bellte I'M l1ntefbaus aui 1874
Sootc. 388 8erulnbete unb 8 @errnibz
te an, obcr 5lliamnen auf 521 Mann.
u u ulleI n . CT gS IT.
trout.
2onbon, 9. Mai. Gifisicll ipirb
angefilnoigt. SaB alitraliide unb gecuz
leeldnber Sruppen in 5Sranireid6 onee~
fommen iinb llno eitlen Gbeil Der Sront
iibernpmn,en baben. 9ielc 9ruppeu
baben friiber auf Der oolbinIel @alliz
polt gefdapft. am eriten Gage. 30 lie
Die Grdben an Der oelltidca Bront be-
5ogcn, 5osen sic 9eutiden elm 8anner
nit Der Snldriit auf: u@illfommen
Nnltralier."
8illsons sln ~ ort in
Berlin.
gerlin. 8. Mai. (ssia 2ouoon.)
8illo1s autlportnote on 9eutldlanb.
lporin er beiien Geripreden annimmt,
Die 0eetbnben oes llnterleefrieges All
miloern, lit beute in 8erlin eineetrpi<
ZEN, aber Der beutiden Mesieruug nod)
nid)t BON gotihaiter @erarb iiberreid)t
lporben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-10

Yaris meloet einc 9icou5irnng
ser peutiden streitmadt on Der 9ries
hiicben @rense. Mit Ben paar sllliire
ten, bie nod in galonifi linb, iperben
Sic Sltlsaren allein fertis; oie 8ulsaz
rem - lmo nie @riecben
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-10
@ie1 ,1no 9srooiiioncn.

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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-10
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NerOnu.
Beioc Soften pollem Mm8riiie auf Siiacl 3O4 ab.
8eid)la8cn babem.
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p'e elenban our9 Die snaipe nabe5u ria lntaono Ss
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