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The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-05-18
N "a pa n n p N
OUR MENTAL STRAIN.
"a "a IA M

"Since this war came upon the country sing
less and am less happy" said a woman. The
nervous strain is terrible. won't be myself again
until it's all over. l shall try not to think about
t. but so far | have been unsuccessful. Try as
| might, the weight of the things affects me, and
| feel as if a terrible storm cloud hangs over US
.ll."
That's the way millions feel about it. Conse-
auently dodge talking about the conflict; they take
part in anything promising relief from the awful
mental strain. Men and women alike are subject
to this infection. Even the soldiers in the trench
es, it seems, welcome a period when they can
forget it" and indulge in something else besides
killing other humans.
The men or system that brought this deluge
upon civilization must go absolutely. outraged
humanity will see to that.
u M ~ IA M "a IA
I'm rY0NRN
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-05-04
NORR|DCEWOCK

Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Everett who have
been working in the straw shop in
westfield, Mass, returned home on
Monday. They made the trip in their
auto. They found the roads in fairly
good condition for this time Of the
year until they reached Augusta but
from there they were very bad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Varney Of
Mercer were calling on friends in
town Tuesday.
Charles Boyington and family have
moved from Lexington and are to
make their home in town. They are
to occupy the Walter McIntire rent at
Dodlin and Mr.. Boyington will work
at carpenter work and stone work.
George Staples Is seriously Ill with
heart trouble. His daughter Mrs.
Robert Branch arrived Monday and
will remain until there Is a change
in her fathers condition.
Mrs. Emma Withee who passed the
winter with her niece Mrs. Amory B.
Allen Of Union has returned and Is
boarding with Mrs. Sara Frederic.
Miss Fannie Haskell is critically Ill
at her home on the north side Of the
river. She is being cared for by her
amt Mrs. Haskell.
Jessie j. Wheelock who bought a
farm on the Larone road last fall has
sold and moved back to his old home
ip Engt Kent
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-05-04
PETERS PENCE SHORT
CAN'T RAISE WAGES
AT THE VATICAN

Rome, May 3.-The high cost Of
living in the Vatican has inpelled
the large staff engaged there to petit
ton the Pope for a general increase
in wages and salaries. But the pom
tificial administration has been
obliged to refuse any increase owing
to the low state of the Papal budget.
Belgium. formerly the largest con-
tributor Of Peters Pence, has ceased
to pay anything toward the upkeep
of the Holy See Austria. which came
next can send only very small
third in the list Of contributors and
even America has not sent its usual
quota since war began. One reason
why the offerings of American Cath
olics have fallen off is that there have
been no pilgrimages from America
since the summer Of 1914. The pill
grims generally brought large sums
Of Peters Pence which they pre-
scented immediatele after having been
received in audience by the Pope.
Against the decrease in papal re-
ceipts cones the increase in expen-
diture, for Pope Benedict gives very
freely to the many war charities,
sending large sums into France, Bel
GUM and Poland, especially for the
relief Of the starving civil population.
which is distributed by the bishops to
the various parishes. so the staff Of
the Vatican has to go without any i'm
mediate remedy for the ever increas-
ing food prices prevalent in Rome.
But simething is being done indi-
rectly. The Vatican ADMINISTRATION;
has bouGht large Quantities stpta tbe:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-05-04
Dexter
Recruits for Company A Leave
7 for Augusta-Women's Suf-
frage League to Meet

Fifteen recruits who have been Sc
cured by the three members of co. A,
who were left in Dexter for that pur-
pose, left on the morning train Thurs
day for Augusta, where they will re-
ceive the physical examination and be
mustered into service. A large proper
ton of the new recruits are French
boys, one of whom states that the pos
sibility Of being sent to France was an
impetus to his enlisting. The French
population Of Dexter are surely show
ing much enthusiasm and patriotism.
The Woman's Suffrage League will
hold its regular meeting with Mrs.
James F. Kerby Friday afternoon at 2
o'clock. The first number on the pro-
gram will be quiz on law, conducted
by Mrs. Mary B. Pierce. 1.-THE Excit-
ability of Women Versus Men in Pol
tiles" will be the subject Of a paper by
Mrs. Kerby. Mrs. EugeneTripp will dis
cuss the question, us Woman's Suf-
frage Failure? The meeting will close
with parliamentary drill by Mrs.
Fannie Damon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-05-04

ventures, and he told how he found me
a pilot at Havana" r-
Dynamite Johnny. emitted a
chuckle at this point, and on being
pressed to explain, answered.;
Erred said he never expected to see
me settled down as pilot, said pilot
ing shipping under the MORO was
bout as exciting as raising chickens.
Yes, sir he was a great little man.
Fred was. There are't many like him.
But there's two"
He pointed to two autographed
photographs, one on a table beside
him., the other leaned against a glass
of medicine on an adjacent chair.
That's the President, Menocal," he
explained. indicating the one to the
right. 1.-The others Nunez, the Vice
President. Fine men. We used to be
thick as thieves together. And they
haven't forgotten me, either. Had a
cable from 'em this morning"
Once more the pain racked his back
and the greatest of all the Caribbean
filibusterers apologized for his silent
struggle.
1T seems to get me more and more
can't do anything for me now. Got to
fight it out, that's all. | guess. Well
you need something to make life inter-
esting. But I wish Fred could be here
today"
Dynamite Johnny" enjoyed every
minute of his reception, although 1t
visibly tired him. Hosts of his old
friends, including many officers of the
army. past and present. and number
of resident Cubans, dropped in to
shake hands with him and wish him
well. 1t was said to be the first time
that the President Of Cuba had ex-
tended such recognition to foreigner.
And who shall pirate Of the ingrati-
tude Of republics, when Cuba makes
Dynamite Johnny" a captain in her
navy on full pay, and sees to it that his
old age is happy and comfortable, as
return for the cargoes of Remingtons
uuinine. and munitions that he ran
through the Spanish blockade?
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-05-04

most necessary foodstuffs and is now
selling them to the staff at lower
rates than those charged by the no
u /,
man storekeapers. And with this the
personnel, from the monsignore to the
Swiss Guards, must be content.
y The Pope is said to be far better
business man than either of his inn
mediate predecessors. Pope Plus did
not hide his dissemination toward all
money affairs. and Pope Leo XIII.
had a way of putting bank notes into
books and forgetting all about them,
which proved most distracting to
those upon whom fell the task of
Strengthening out his affairs when he
died. Pope Leo was also fond OF
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-05-04
Nervous Period.
ical Headaches

This trouble commonly called sick.
hesdache."is said to be due to the retention
Of urea IN the system. Often IL Is stated that
epoor condition of the blood Is a cause OF
these headaches, or that It IS O nervous con-
ditch; and in certain cases. no doubt this
Is true
Where treatment is demanded, It is moro
Tor the pain than anything else, and DR..
A. ScheiIschmidt ofLouisville, has found
sntikainnia tablets to give prompt and
satisfactory relief. Rest should be fnsisted
ipon," he says, "and the patient should 90
70 bed, darken tn O. 70 sn. and all the atten-
dsnts and family should be as quiet rs nos.
'lole An emetic will sometimes shorten
'he attack The bowels should be kept open
and a hot bath and O thorough rundown
with a coarse towel, often give grateful
relief. Two antf-karnnia tablets when the
first signs appear, will usually prevent the
attack. During an attack, one tablet every
hour or two will siorten the attack and
relieve the usual nausea and vomiting"
These tablets may be obtained at all drug
rists. Ask for AK Tablets. They are also
unexc eled for nervous headoches, neuralgia
ind all pains.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-05-04
WORRY IS QUITE.
AS OFTEN 4 RESULT
As A CAUSE OF BAD HEALTH

II your liver Is working badly, If youf
bowels are constipated, and your appetite
poor. blueness, and the worry habit are
likely to follow and become chronic. II
youwant to look on the bright side again,
ard become hopeful and glad you're
living, you must get your digestive
organs working properly, and the tue
Il. F." Atwoods Medicine is . safe,
economical. reliable remedy to turn TO.
A small dose will relieve your constipa-
ton, start your liver and woodworking.
You will soon forget that you ever had Z
worry. and everybody will be your irien9 !:
50 cents bottle, samples free: +. :
.Mxp1cINB CO.. Portland. AAinos
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-05-04
and Asiatic Turkey and turning its in
terests over to American consuIs.

North German Lloyd Steamship Co.
has mortgaged its realty holdings in
Hoboken to Commercial Trust Co. Of
Jersey City as trustee to secure issue
of s1,0O0,006 29-year six per cent bonds.
Assumption is that proceeds will be
used to meet expenses incident to up
keep Of lines ships.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-05-04

United States Senate committee has
restored provision for payment of $780,
900 annually by Government for Fed
eral use Of South Boston dry dock when
completed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-05-04
rubies, of which he had a fine collec-
tion.-New York World.
Medina Anniversaries.

At end of first year, paper; second
year, cotton; third year, leather; fifth
year, wooden: seventh year. WOODEN;
tenth year, tin; twelfth year, silk and
linen; fifteenth year. crystal; twenti-
eth year, china; twenty fifth year, sill
yer; thirtieth year, pearl; fortieth year,
ruby; fiftieth year. golden; seventy
f1fth year, diamond.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-05-04

Three breweries went out Of business
in st. Louis within 30 days last year.
Standard OIL Company is Withdraw
ing It's representatives from European
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-06-01

(Sortics,ng ali ser 4. Seitc.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-06-01

li5ci bat ollc Slgitntipls %crlanTnz
lll19en 9egeu bic S(llabcbn19 ln'tcrz
lnat. sluc DiicutIitpcu 9icrcn mc!dc
gcbultcn lpcrncn lplclt n1iillcn Sllcrlt
Dem YpIi5cidef untcrbrcltct mcroen.
Slnbcrc St1ntc lunllcu abnlit) 9c9cn
bic slgitutipncu pprNcbcn.
,eScinblid,c slusliinncr."
Gcu yurf, 81. Mai. Gt,ua 5000
NuslGnocr pcrind'tcn bcmtc uplt %nn=
hcsmarid)aa W'tGartbN Grlambnif=
idJcimc fir hns &ubncn nnh Sctrctcn
Der ucrbutcncu;S ;Suncu Slt erbultci1, nid,t
uilIcnn, bar hcr Scr,nin bis 6un
8. Suui pcrldnacrt ,uurnc. Gin Scmt=
idJcr, amcrifauiid,cr $iir9cr, abcr chit
bapriid,cr Gauullcricuifi;icr, nit ncm
tcutuuiidcn Mamrn Sicafricb, brad,tc
iducn Srnnmns lit nic Wtcnsc, iupcm
CT %uriuGrts fumn1unnirtc, ,uprauf
man lit Hcib mun ojlicn Smrdy BIC Sal
lch marid)irtc unn lid, nilitGriId, anf=
itclltc. Sic irci,uiniacn S,iilfs Gicrts
nabmcn oaun bic Ucindc an.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-06-01
Sins 0tnl &e9iernuQsblatt.
@arnung!
(~Sfiiciol Bulletin"

8cncralanwalt Orcgpry Dat fulscn=
&c GrilGrung crlailcn:
rSd) btu nufmcrtiam ge,uprbcn auf
sic Ncrbrcitnng clncr Yrupagaltba, bic
cs iit) sur 9luf9nbc mad)t, Der in @c=
mafbcit nit bent &ricg:bccrgcict ab=
5ulnltcnbcn Tc9iltrntiun cutgcgcn SIT
nrbcttcu.
suld;c $,auhlnng lit cine %crlctnng
SC; Wcic.,cs, nun nas Suiti5ocpartc=
mcut lit bcrcit, jcbe Ycriun, bic lid IL
rcr idulhia madjt, scrid,tlidJ SIT pcr=
fplgcu. Sic %cnmtcn unn N9cntcn DC:
Scpartmcnt: int aal,5cn 2anoc iino
nnge,uicicn ,uurncn, ,und,ian gegcn
ipld)c %crlctsuugcu DC: Cjclctc3 SIT
ictn
,slui;cr hcu Strnfbcitimnul,gci, bic
in Der Sricgsbecrpurlnac gcgcu Sicrlt=
cutiicbung cutbaltcn iinb, madt Ea=
raarapb & ncs Sunnca Strnfacict=
bud)cs cs SIT cincn &rlminalpcr9cbcn,
nns nit nid)t mcbr ais icd)s CD Sab
rcn WctnitgttHbntt 5n bc1frnten IT.,
,ucun irgcunuclhc 5,uci uncr mcbrGcr=
ipncu iid ucrid,uircn, bic MnSfiibrmn9
iracnneiucu WcIctcs Der Scr. Staatcu
SIT bcbinSern, 5u ucrbiiten uhcr SIT pcr=
;Dgcrn.
Sic un Is. Wtnt 1917 anacltummc=
nc &prlnge, bic innu icbr rld)tig Cit
,nu:,udblcnncs Suloaicngcict" ncn=
ncn fDnmtc, lit ictt ctn Wcict, Der ger.
Staatcn, iubai: allc %cridnuDrnnscn
sur %cbinocrung, %crhiiiung ubcr%cr=
s1acruua Der cinacictstcn 9lscnturcn
ubcr Mittcl Der Mc9icrul.a fir bic Sn=
frafticsuue nicics Gcictcs pncr fir bic
vnsiiibrmua Der nnrin npracidricbcncn
Hcaiitrntiun 9cictsmGlis ut Yuflascsu=
ltann ucrlckt mcrpcn ipllcn; NIB ,ue,n
iihcrfiibrt, ,ucrncn tic un5luctfclfaft
idnucr bcltraft ,ucrocn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-06-01
bcrcn slnbcnfcn man cbrc, nicgt

bcrcn slnbcnfcn man cbrc, niUt be-
buucrc.
~Sh bcncibe lie cbcr", iubr CT fort,
ga tic ibr grobcs gScrf fir bic Srciz
bcit pollcnNct bobcn, 81 ibrc Stdrfc
bcrcits crpro6t lpllrbc, ipdbrcno mir
inmittcn cincs SScrtcs lIcbcn, Dos llud)
llnppllcnoct llnlcrc &roft allf cine bar
tc Ero6c ltcllt. Sic 3cit ocs !6unocln5
lit getplm1cu lno slmcrito miro no6
bcm @illcn Der 9ottlidcn Tprlcbun9
luiebcr einntol @clc9crbcit babcn, Ser
Tclt 5ll 5ci9cn, BOB c5 9cborcn lpuroc,
I'M Ser Mcnl1bcit 5u biencn."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-06-01
Nu8 ocn1 S}nlanoe.

Sic sl9itatipn 9c9cn bic 9ic9iltration.
&nmias CITY, 81. Wtai. SIN
|,ucltlihcn Miiiuuri nno 1T &anias be-
gaumcn bic ScbDrocu bcutc 9tadmit=
tag Ecriuucn SIT ucrbaftcn, bic Der
SDcilnaDmc am &cridujrnlt9cn gcgcn
|bic MmsBcbung ,pcrDihtis iino. @icr
,unrbc1 4 Ws1nncr NIB cine 1rau per
baitct, nnb in 9ppcta, &an., 3 Wtiu=
,er ,ns cinc 6ram. @is has @cfhwu=
rcncngcridt ant 6. Suni sniammcn= :
tritt, ucrocn mod icDr piclc &crbaf=
tnuscm criuartct. 5,uci Der bcutc Scr
baftctcu, Napmuno Ntuprc mnb Sbo=
mas sulipnu battcu friibcr AM Sage
pbuc Grful9 pcriudt, i'm &rcisgcrid)t
cincn Ginbaltshcfcbl 81 crluirfcn, Der
bic Ycamtcn ant ,,Gd)Itcn Sicnsta9
pum 9urdfiiIrcn Der Hcsiitratiun ob=
baltcm ipltc. 9iid,tcr Sanicl Siro
id,lmg nnc Gunttc iDrcr Ectitiun ab
mnb rictG ilncn, iidy frci.uillig 1T Der
'ndhitcn Nctrntirnnasitcllc 5m mel6cn.
9;uurc': ;Sram, friigcr Scpnpra 9Sor=
mcium, cinc Sdnllcbrcrin, bate at bcr
ySaubtafcl lit Der Sdjulc nncrlci Mot=
tps 9cgcm bic glmsbcbnn9 9clhricbc',
mmn tic umrnc cbcnfalls pcrBaftet. llmz
ter bcn lit Supcfa %crDaftctcn ,unr 9r.
Gpa Yaroi,,g, muabbdnsi9c &anoioa=
tin fir Dcm &pngrci: 1T Der lcktcn
yEnbl.
9tcu Yprf, 81. Wtai. @nnbcs=
hcamtcn rcrDaitctcn bcntc sluct Stn=
ncl,tcm Der Gulmmbia ltniueriitat mn
cine jnu9c Srau nunt %arnarb Gpllcae,
bic ongcblidj 1Siibrcr ciucr &crldJtu6=
rune iinb, INT bic Ncsiitratiun III Nem
y)urf ST bcbinocrn. Sic Srci 9cb6rcn
cincr etnbcmtcnucrbinonno ac9cu hcn
Wsilitnrismms a,t, nmo ant 8. Wini ,ullr=
&c in ibrcr gSpbnmny cine &criamnt=
lnmg nbgcDnltcn, bci ncr tic ais So
mitcc crualt,t ,uurncn, bas ant "a.
9tai cine @rpid)iirc inter bent Sitcl:
;, ,gEpMcm sic iidJ ansbcbcn lahcn?" TT
9rnt at gcbcm pcrind)tc. Sic &ppic
ncr &ruid)iirc iaAtc II. a.: "Sie 9eNcn=
,uIrtisc slbmiuiitratipu n',o Der &un=
arcs mmrhcm cruiblt, ,ucil tic nns an=
gcblid) als hcmt &ricac Daltcn iulltcn. "
,,Slls Der Gricg crflGrt ,umroc, CAB cS
fcin Hcfcrcltnmnt, abcr aud, cinc slns=
bcbnng criitirtc nidJt." "sllc Wcsncr
bcr Nlmsbclnna, bic cin &c'uiiicn be-
iitc,, iulltcn iid, Der Mcaiitratipn MI
bcrictcm nmb wilcns icin, iclbit imS
Gcfdmsnii pofir SIT 9cbcn."
Gpln mbms, =, 81. W'ai. ltn=
tcr bcr 9lnflagc ncs $,ud)ucrratbS int
critcn 0rahc, bic puu %lnhcsbcanttcn
crlp6cn ,unrbc, iinb bicr bcntc nrcl
WiGmncr smiammcn nit mcbrcrcn an=
bcrcn pcrDoitct murbcn. Sic iullcn ut
%crbinbnng nit ciucr %crid),uOrnns
gcgcm bic glnsbcbnltg acitanncn babcn.
Sic iino bis sur &crbanhlnna mt
Snmstag inter Siirsid)aft uun ic
$4,000. SIS ruroc,, bci ibuct Cit
oruncr Ssprratb idUn aissciibrtcr
Glafatc bcid,lagnabmt. Sic %nnoes=
scid,uprcncn ullcn am Stcnstag bic
|crbnftungcu mntcrindcn.
Num hcr eSricocnspcriammlmit9 1T
9tc,u Yurt.
Ncm Yprf, 81. Mai. Sn scr &c
itcrm bcridtctcn 1richcnspcriammlnna
! i'm W;aoiiun squarc @arncm lagtc Sr.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-06-01
M@t,tm9!
sicbcn ,uidtigc Gl'jelbcitcn
iibcr bic HcgIItrirung
ant 5. SUM.

/. Gs eibt MIR cincn Sag
fir bic 2cgiitriruns, 9icnstaG
bcn 5. Smni 1917.
2. Scbcr minnlidJc Scluub=
ncr Der %er. Staatcn, her ici=
1cn 21. Uc6mrtStng crrciNt Fat,
,ub Der icil,cn 81. NcbnrtStag
nod nidt errciht bat, NIT: /:
iih at bent fclt9cicttcn Sage,
5. Sumi 1917, rcsiltrircn lai=
icm. Sic cin5iecn slnsnabmen
iino Sffi5icrc nl,o cIn9citclltc
Gulbatcm Der rcgularcns Mrmce,
hcr sSlpttc, bcs W'arinceurpS
nno Der 9tationalgarhc unbIlot=
tcnmili;, ,ucnn i'm 2icnit Der
Scr. Stoatcn itcbcrb, uno 81
fi5ierc int &cicrucuffijicrforps
nnb ctnscitcate @cmcil'c I'M eilt=
geitclltc,t Gcicrpccurps, ,ucnlt
im aftiucm Stcnlt.
3. Sic Gcgiitrirnng lit nidt
nit SluSbcbnng Su ucr,uchlclm.
0ans 9lcidJ, ,uclhcn 9utcn Sln=
iprud) sic babcn ,n0gcu fir bas
sSrci,ucrocn ppn Wiilitarbicnit,
Sic miiicn iid nnbcoingt rcsi=
itrtrcn lailcn.
4. Sas Gcsiltrircn lit cinc
Diicntlihc GflidJt. SScr bicic
Yflidt uiht cilicbcu luta, her
ncriiat ciucr NcfGnauiEitrafc,
,,id)t ct,ua ctncr OclnbuEc. Sics
,uirb pum 9lusbcbuugsgeict be-
itimmt.
5. SScr iidJ fraufbtitsbal6cr
ni6t rcgiltrircn lallcn fann, loll=
tc burd ci,,cn %crtrctcr ben
County, pbcr Gitp Glcrf um
9lusfulgnug cincr HcaiitratiunS=
fartc criudcn. Scr Glcrf 'uiro
bann sic sln,uciil,ns sc6clt, ,uic
bic &nrtc ams5niiillcn lit. Stclc
&artc muH bai,i,, ,ucnn ansgc=
fiillt, upn bcm &ranfcn nit bcr
Euit grid)ift trcrbcn, phcr 1ctlt
Gcrtrctcr pbcr 9tgcnt mnE tic
ncm Nc9iitrar ocS Stimmbr=
;irfs cinlicfcrn. Ser &ranfc bat
cin nit Sricflnarfc n'to iclblt=
gcihricbcncr s,orchc pcriclcltcs
&upcrt bcisnlcacn, bamit ibm
icin Tcgiitratiunsidcin 5ugc=
id)idt ,ucrbcu fnun.
6. user cr,unrtct, baE CT am
HcgiItratlun:tag ppm lclncm
Stimmhc5irt nb,ucicnb icin
,uirb, iplltc ipbaln ,uic mDslidJ
tint cine Mcailtrntiunstartc ct
imdcm, cutwcpcr bel bcm Cont
tD 0lcrf Deg GuuntDs, ,uu CT iidj
acrabc anfl)Gl!: pbcr, 'ucnn CT
lid iu ciucr Stopt nit iihcr 3O,=
600 Gtn,uullncru bcfinbct, bet
bcn 0im Glcrf iuldJcr Staot.
Scr Glcrf ,uirD bic 9(ut,uprtct
auf ncr &nrte ucrscidJucn nno
biclc bent punt ictuem $ocimhc=
Sirf Sl6mclcnncu suriitacbcn.
Scr rpn icincm 0ctmbc5trt
s(bmcicnbc iplltc hieic &artc
hcm Mcailtrar icincs S,cim=
Stin,mbcsirfs nit Scr Euit sn=
idifcn, 10 nal! hicicr Seamtc
iic mpd mm Mc9iitratiunstas
cmpfaust. Sin nit Sricfmartc
nnb icIbltacihricbcncr Morciic
ucrlcbcucs &nucrt lit beisulcacu,
bamit ncm upn icincm $ocimbc=
5irf 9lb,ucicnocn Cit 9iegiItrati=
pnsidcim su9cibidt ,ucrbclt
fnnn.
7. Sic Hca;ltratipnsitcllcn
,ucrncn am 9'c9iItratiunstag,
Sicnotoa, ben 5. Snnt 1917,
ppu Z llbr MiurNcuS bis 8 ltbr
Mbcnos pffcm icin.
~ ~ SVN,Y, -. NJ
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-06-01
MuS oer 8nnbt8ba

ySaibimgtpm, 81. Mat. SaS
sSiuam5 5tumitcc bcs ScnatS cntihicb
fid) Dcmtc III SadJcn Der &rtc9sItcncr=
purlosc hafiir, $SO,OOO,OOO burd)
Icrbraud,sitcucrn 81 crbcbcn, rnb
s,uar 3 Gcmts has &iunh auf &affcc,
Sc auf Sbee, 1ac amf 5mdcr uno Be
amf &afau. 9lud) &affcc= nmo Sbcc=
Griatmittcl iullcm bcitcucrt ,ucrbcu.
@inc ueiterc 9lcnocrung ,uar bic
strcid,mns bcr jctiecn stcncr pu'1
1919 Grpscnt anf &ricssmnnitioncn,
bic lest $25,OOO,O0O ciubrillgt.
Gs mirb cr,rartct, baf bic mcncm
stcncrcinnaDmcm ,uic fulgt icin ,ucrz
Dcu:
3ndcr :. $5O,OOO,OOO
&aiicc 1S,OOO,OOO
(, gbcc 100000
&afau 100000
&aifcc= mmb 3bccltcncru ,ucrocn bel
Der Ginfubr crbubcm. Sic 0ansuorlagc
,uollte &affcc nit Gcmt nnb S9cc
NIT 2 Gent bas Yfnnb bcitcncrn.
Sir bic Mbidaifnng Der 121a Gru=
sent : stcmcr anf WinnitiDncn 'uirS
ais Nrmnb anocfiibrt, bni bicic stcu=
crcimnabmc suicbcnbs abmimmt, nnb
baE bic Webritcmcrn anf bic iibergrp=
pcn 3rpfite after &prpuratiuncn and
bic Wmnitiunsfabrifautcn trcifcm 'uiro.
Grdiibent scid)nct iir $4,000.
SSaibimgtun, 81. W.ai. Erdii=
bcmt Nilipn nabnt bcmtc MT bcr 5rcl=
bcitsanlcibc tbcil, inncm CT fir %unoS
int Yctrasc pun $4,000 scihnctc. Sn
ciucm Yricf am sctrctir MrMouu ingtc
CT, ,uic iebr CT bcoancrc, oaf CT mid)t
fir vpicl mcbr" scidmcu tbnnc.
ecfrctdr W'c9lbuu ,uiro cinc 5,ucitc
Mmlcibcrciic antrcten, bic ibn AM
Wiputae mad) Nc,u Durf bringcm WirS.
Sic Yanf pun N,pntrcal mad)tc bcutc
ibrc 3cihnnng pun cincr ANiltiun be-
fonnt, mmo Der Hriiiocnt Der Gatahtan
Iaeific 9lailroab lici ncrlantcn, naf
CT nit ricbr eroRcr 1rcnoc" 9e5eid)=
net babe.
ltebcr bic 3cgiitratipn.
gSaibingtun, 81. Mai. @ab=
rcno bic ocictlidc Maid)incrtc Der Sc
gicrnng bcutc III Yctricb ,unr, nnl Der
Woitatipm 9c9cn bic 9lmsbcbnn9 bet
Warams sm madc,t, CT iudtc Sctrctar
8ofcr ben Wcncral &crtbcioi9unas=
rid,tcr Gen. Grp,uhcr I'M icinc. slns=
Icamng, mie bcr SAL bcr int slnslonp
lcbcubcn glmcrifancr int yScBrpfltd)t=
alter mad bent Ocict ST bcban=
bclm lei.
Sic ,u6brcnh bcs Sa9cs oen'ad)tc'
@erDaftunacu ppu naitaturiidcn &ca=
ucru bcr 9(msbcbmmN ,unrhcn 9cn,ii:
ben sln,ueiiungcn ansSSaiDin9fun nor=
gcltumtmcn.
Sic Mcaiitratipns6camtcn int aan=
scn Sanoc iinb bcnadriGtist uprnen,
bae bic 1rasc amf bcn Gcgiltrattp1s :
fartcn, ub bic ;n rcoiltrircuhc Ecrlpn
Scfrcimng ppm S9liIitaroicnit bean=
iprnd,t, uid,t bcantluprtct SIT 'uerocn
bramd,t. Gus department. pcrtritt bic
Mniid,t, bak ioldcs Scrlanacn crit bet
ocr Gcitclll,itg pdrsnbringcn iei, 'up=
ranf bas@cfnM ppn bcr Trctn'ad)u"ss=
Ycb1rDc cntidjtcbcn ,ucror.
@raiibrut iprid,t po,,, a5ttlider Spr=
icbMl,g.
gSu lbin gtcn, so. AFoi. SnB
Slmcrita in sem Hin9cn Scr SSclt "pcl1
NuI Scr Srcibctt bDrtc lnb hcolltlrprz
tctc", miro Der 9onscn Wcnlttbelt be-
mubt lpcrocn, ipic Yralibcnt Tlllp'1
Icutc il, ciucr 9tcbc 9clcAcntltdp ncr
Observation-Disclosures ouf bcnt 9fntl@
pnoliricobof su slrlin9ton crfldrtc.
Scr Yraliocnt lprob III hcm noz
tiirlid,cn s(mpbitbcoter ppr cincr nod
touicnbcn Siblenben GcrIan1mluna. Bic
BON bcm bieliaeu 3lpcig ser @rnno
Nrmp Of tic Mcpublic rcronltoltct ipor<
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-06-01
@tarte .3unabme btr Mgitation 9e9en Sic;
gitratiou ssno Ansbebnn9.
Ste Neeternms ,utro gamme,,oen Seotn ftart
e 'rt.
Sm Nu,ua gerbrau@ene ali, er, aafee, Slice uno &aao
Hrai ssilpn ,cdncc fir bic "a samlcbc nit $4,000

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sic Mnci6crci S}cdmm9cn Nonad llcbcr bic 9c
ailropn Gic ogc oui Scr 9e9iirapnsar prb bini6ui9
81, Yprf no frilr = Gus %of mb lcnm 9ctJt
Nnfno9m9 Scr &ric9s5icc luib cucr9cb pcnn9t
8unbsDcum ibcrol %crgaitungen Igioipnsur
lommungen pcrbotn = NlGaprtdnbgc in @obingon
Sifcnlp Srunrci %ctur Berger prppDcjci
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