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Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1917-02-09
MEMS CLUB PROVIDES
ENJOYABLE EVENING

The Mems Club entertained
the ladies Monday night in the
social room Of the Congregational
church and a very enjoyable
evening was the result. Quite q
large crowd was present and
everybody joined in the fun. Re-
freshments, consisting of cake
and a choice of three drinks, cof-
fee, tea Snd punch, were served
and the evening was closed in
singing several patriotic songs.
The next meeting will be held
one week from next Monday
night at which time c. N. Laugh.
rige will speak on Civic Improve.
ment." All men are cordially
invited.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1917-02-09
GOOD time AT The
ARMORY HALL FEB l6

Several new stunts are being
arranged for the musical en-
tertainment which is to be given
in the Armory Hall next Friday
night, February 16, and it will be
one of the best programs of this
character ever heard in Condor.
There will be solos, duets, trios,
quartets, quintets and choruses.
The proceeds will start the fund
for the new Congregational
church organ. It's a good cause,
you'll get your moneys worth
and the program starts at eight
o'clock.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1917-02-09
TRAINING FOR
TEACHERSTOBE
STARTED AGAIN

The High School Teachers
Training Course will be taken up
again at the Condor Public
Schools next Monday. Having
completed the observation work,
the remainder of the school year
will be devoted to practical
training in teaching under the
direction of County Superintend-
ent Sturgill, Professor Hammack
and the teachers of the Public
Schools. Superintendent Sturgill
has consented to assist in the
completion of this course and a
part of che teaching will be given
in review classes at the High
School while much of the train
ing at the Public School will be
under his personal supervision.
Practically every standard high
school in the state has installed
or is installing this Teachers
Course and it was at the earnest
solicitation of State Superintend-
ent Churchill that the course was
installed in the Condor High
School this year. Superintend-
ent Churchill. however, stated
very specifically that in order to
make this course a complete
success the united effort and
absolute cooperation of parents,
pupils. teachers and school boards
is necessary.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1917-02-09
COUNTY SCHOOLS SHOW PROGRESS; ESSAY
CONTEST IS OPEN TO PUPILS; OTHER NOTES

This office has received notice
from the State Department that
in the eighth grade examination
in May and June of this year
pupils will not be allowed to re-
fer to their books in history or
civil government. This places
US under the plan used two years
ago. Teachers having pupils
preparing to take either OF these
examinations will plan accord
ingly.
The State Department is in
terested in having all teachers
meet the requirements for the
professional certificate. The
State Superintendent suggests
that if school boards were to de
mand that a teacher have pro-
fessional certificate before an
application be considered, teach
ers who have been unsuccessful
in their work would be less likely
to secure a school. Circulars
covering the work have been
sent out from this office.
Questions for theory and prac-
tice, in the June and December
examination for teachers this
year will be taken from "The
Normal Child and Primary Edu,
cation" by Gessell.
Belated reports show that
Gwendolen and The Rocks had
100 per cent of attendance last
month and that South Ajax had
above SO per cent.
The w. C. T. U. of Oregon is
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1917-02-09

conducting an essay contest that
is open to any ana all children of
the state. The children in grades
below the seventh may write up.
on any hygienic subject. These
essays should be short and show
definite and practical knowledge.
The prize is rs 90. In the sew,
enth and eighth grades and in
the high school the essays may
be written upon any topic bear
ing upon the effects of stimulants
or narcotics upon the body, the
mind, or upon the efficiency of
the individual and his relation
to society. The maximum num-
Der of words is 1900. The state
grade prize is $40 and the ma
tional is S25; the state high school
prize is SIS, and the national is
$50.
Parents and patrons are urged
to take the time and visit their
school. Do not convict your
teacher or condemn your school
on hearSay evidence. Go and
see for yourself. You may make
the excuse that we employ teach
ers to do the work. Yet you
would visit the man you had on
the farm, in the shop, store, Of
flee or bank. Then why not
give the teacher the same cour-
tesy. The teacher would be
pleased to have you come and it
would stimulate the work of the
children. Just try it once and
! convince yourself.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1917-02-09
OF THE
BONE DRY Law

Importation of intoxicating
liquor for beverage purposes abb
solutely prohibited.
All prohibitive provisions of
previous prohibition law retained.
Alcohol for scientific and
mechanical purposes can be pur,
chased only on permit from the
District Attorney. and then in
quantities not to exceed one
quart each month.
ClerRymen permitted toimport
wine for sacramental purposes
only on permit from District At.
torney.
Drug stores prohibited from
selling alcohol for medicinal pur.
poses except on prescription of
physician.
Prescriptions must be issued in
and filed with the
County Clerk for comparison.
The purchaser must make affi-
davit that it is intended for
medicinal use.
Drunkenness is maize a mis-
by statute.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1917-02-09
SHEEPMEN WILL
GET PRACTICAL
DEMONSTRATION

A demonstration car showing
all classes Of market wools in all
stages from the back of the ami.
NAL to the back Of mankind, will
be in Condor on Monday, Feb
ruary 20. A number of sheep
showing the different breeds and
types for profitable wool produc.
ton will also be shown. This
demonstration will be oper
ated by the u. s. Department
OF Agriculture and the o. A. c..
Extension Service and It's purpose
is to acquaint the wool growers
with market demands and the
best methods of meeting them.
II will show how to improve the
wool crop by breeding and man.
agement and how to handle the
clip to get tie maximum profit.
The present high prices for wool
offer a most opportune time to
adapt wool production to market
requirements. All the wool grow.
ers OF this section should lie
present at this demonstration.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1917-02-09

Condor is to have a new store.
C. Beulln has been here for sew
eral weeks getting acquainted
with local conditions and has de-
cided to open a store here. 1t is
reported that he will handle
ladies' coats, dresses, millinery
and furnishings besides a general
variety line.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1917-02-09
GLOBE SELECTED AS
OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER

The County Court held a
special session this week and,
among other business matters,
again selected the Condor Globe
as the official newspaper for Gil
liam county. This means that
all the business transacted by
the County Court during the
coming year will be officially pub
lished in the Globe. Complete
proceedings of the Court will be
published next week.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1917-02-09
SECURES fine WELLS
In NORTH GILLIAN

Wilburn's well drill has COM
pleted two more Wells for Gillian
county people. One of these
was for School District No. 6
where a fine flow of water was
secured at the depth of 80 feet.
Water from this well will be used
for irrigation purposes. The
other well was for j. Rice who
recently purchased a large tract
of land in this county and ex-
poets to improve his place. He
started right by first having a
good well drilled which will add
thousands of dollars to the value
of MIR. Rce's farm. Both wells
have vefy strong flows of good
pure water.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1917-02-09

The Globe has a variety of
flower seeds for free distribution
and has also just received an
other lot Of garden seeds. These
are good seeds and should be used
by the people in this vicinity.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1917-02-09
SENATOR SHANKS is Still AGAINST
PEOPLE In RURAL CREDITS MATTER

In spite Of the fact that Senator Shanks notified by his
constituents that they favored the adoption the rural credits
amendment approved the people state at the
last election and did not of any credits legislation
which would Offices and saaried officers ne was the
leading opponent to the peoples when appeared
senate In fact he supported Barrets bill which the same
his inasmuh provided for the creation new Offices
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1917-02-09

Robert Gill. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter A. Graves of this
city, scored ninety. nine and one
half per cent at eugenic test in
Portland December l. The test
was taken when the baby was
10 months old.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1917-02-09

The Rebekahs entertained the
Odd Fellows of this city ia the
lodge rooms Saturday night with
games and refreshments and a
very pleasant evening was the
result. The Rebek abs expect to
have a social evening once each
month.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1917-02-09

The degree team of the local
lodge, Knights of Pythias, ex-
pect to go to Arlington Monday
to take charge Of the initiatory
work in that lodge Monday night.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1917-02-09

Sermon topic for next Sunday
morning, "A National Crisis;
In What Spirit Should We Meet
It." Evening theme, The
Prince of Peace" Christian
Endeavor topic: Confession, "
leader, Hazel Williams. The
Sunday School campaign is pro-
crossing nicely. Last Sunday
new classes were organized and
several new students added with
a total enrolment of about 80.
Plenty of room for others. Start
next Sunday.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1917-02-09

1t is reported that a number
of new houses will be erected
in the spring and several of
these are to be on upper Main
street.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1917-02-09

Sidney Smyth returned from
Portland Tuesday. Mr.. Smyth
appeared at the legislature sew
eral times in the interest of the
John Day highway and his
opinion in this matter has con-
siderable influence.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1917-02-09

Fred Tiffany. representative of
a dental supply house, was the
guest of DR.. R. w. Hanneman
Saturday night.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1917-02-09
Will Demonstrate at
Gwendolen Tomorrow

L. E, Fry's new Ford tractor
will be demonstrated on the
Brown ranch near Gwendolen to-
day and tomorrow. Every one
interested in such work is cor
daily invited to attend this
demonstration.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1917-02-09

Ray Scott of the o. X. Ranch
at Waterman received six cars
of cattle here Monday.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1917-02-09

G. W. Parman returned from
Portland Sunday evening.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1917-02-09

Twenty-Five Condor young
people attended the dance given
at Mayville Saturday night and
they report a very pleasant time.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1917-02-09

J. S. Burns returned Sunday
from Portland, where he had
been on a business visit.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1917-02-09

7. B. Hoover of Fossil consign-
ed two cars of cattle to North
Portland Sunday.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1917-02-09

l.. E. Fry returned Saturday
from Portland where he attended
the auto show.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1917-02-09

Mrs. ID. X. Parker returned
from Portland Sunday night.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1917-02-09

yHenry Scheveer has a new
Ford purchased from L. E. Fry
this week.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1917-02-09

Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Brown and
family of Gwendolen were in
Condor Saturday.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1917-02-09

J. A. Johnson OF Fossil shipped
a car OF cattle to North Portland
Sunday.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1917-02-09

Mrs. F. W. Burns entertained
a number of friends at cards
Tuesday evening.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1917-02-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Johnson re-
turned Sunday evening from a
several weeks visit in Portland
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1917-02-09

l.. E. Shelley sold a Ford to
K. G. Jones Monday.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1917-02-09

Now is the time to straighten up
the subscription list at the Globe
office. Have you paid yours?
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-08-04
Aus ben s}nlanbt.

amsbebm,as 1tnrnben IN Stlabomd.
NsmSfp8ee, Stla., 3. Ausnit.
Nerihte treffen bier Gin, bic pon 0art=
pfcm s,uiihen Ausbebmnss= Nnfriibrern
mnb Ynnbesbcamtcn nabc Aba itatt=
fdnben.
DtIabo . m a 6 tp, 3. Aus. Be
waftnete@rappen, bic et'ua 400 9san't
s3bfen, babett lid bemte Abenb IN per=
ihieoenen fib5entralen Counties an=
aeiammclt, mn, Der Ausbebnns mit@e-
malt Ftb sa uiberieten. Cine neae
Grippe ,umrbe nabe sba,unce, ni4t
,ueit pon bier, entbeft.
0jomp. 0illiams sDsert nod, bic
splbatem ber 8arbe as5m,uenbrn, aber
pmnberte bon be,vatfneten 8RrserH
iammeln lid in ben Seminule, 9usbes,
$ontatoe, GtmuIsee unb $otta,uatenie
Gsunties sesen bic aufrabrer. 1ie
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-08-04
@ein betrasem ,tnsefa6r bas 9pppelts
Der gegen,uarti8en stemer.
3treite sSretheitsamleihe.

O1ceuC lSCe'UetlsuutetDt.
@aibington. 2. Nug. 9i,
r.. .Sreibeitsanleibe auf $3,OO0,000.:
900 lallteno. miro ua6 @rf(drung bor
Sdatantsbeamten am IS. Nobembel
crfol9en.
Sir Grinelidteits3tpedc iolen be-
|reits bor bem Sermin tlr5friitigt
S6abamtsnoten in Ser !6Dbe bon cine,
!VGlliaroe beraltsse9e6en iperoen.
Stalien ,uiro bufbeinis.
Baibington on, 2. slug. Stalien
lit oufsebraht oariiber. oab feline slz
liirten. belonoers Amerifa, nidt Sic
arg benDtbisten @orrdtbe liefcrn, iuelz
de ba3u bienen tpiiroen, sic 3rie9slpaz
&C 5uguniten Ser slaiirten idtpingen gu
lailcu. Sizes MiBper9niigen bat bereits
cine beltfatc Situation berborgerufen,
nno Sic 9iplomaten ser sllliirten bier
periuden aucs. bcrlel6en ab5ubelfcn.
Geit mebreren Saseu baben Die
@ptihafter gnslanbs. Sranfrcids
uno 9al,Blnnbs nit oem bieiisen 8otz
idaitsr Stalieus sablreide> 8eiprez
dunsen gebubt, I'M lcinc gctrdnttct'
@eflbfe gu beldnftiecn. Stalien be-
ldipert iid iiber Sic Sbatiade, oab
lire Weiudc nm @orratbe unb @elb
einfaH lmbeahtet 9ebliebeu iino.
@lcihseitig bemiibt iid) Stalictt.
sic @ercinigten Staaten 5ll pcrans
(ailen, audi Geiterreid llngarn Sen
&ricg 5u crtlaren. inbem es ertldrt,
oab Stalien Sen 9ricg getpinne,,
f1nnc, 1pen1 cs &oblen. @llnition
unb @elo fir cine Sffeniipc gcgen
Gcitcrreib erbalten ipiiroe.
NNlitdrifde Sa6berltdnoiee Imes
ritas 1pie Ser Nlliirten iagen iebod,
baB Staliens Gage bonn militdriifen
stanbpuntt aus ~,tnm0glib" it,, uno
hab iebc Stalicn ecleiitcte &iFe nur
cinem Grud auf uniere 8tlfsauellen
bcbeuten lpiiroe. IuBerbem beitreiten
Iic sic gebouptuhg Staliens, oab ges
niiseub sdiffe borbanben lino, um Die
8eoiirfniiie Staliens gu beitreiten,
lclbit ipenn sic Mblidt oasll uorldge.
Gin ser italieniiden 8otldaft iebr
nabc stebenber aab be,ite bic foleenoe
grfldruns ob: .Stalien tonnte Sen
arics gcgen 8eibnabten beenbcn nno
Sen 8e9 fir Sricbensberbauolunse
su gieujobr ofien lesen. Ser &rieg
lam aber uid)t 8eiponneu tpcrocn auf
Sic slrt. ipie, stmerita 'ibn fiibrt. oenn
es geb1ren 100000 sluerifaner ba<
su. sic ipeitlide Sront ipirtiam gu
burdbrcdcn. Sn ser 3eit. oa ameris
ia 4,OUO.O00 Manu 5llr Sront brin=
gen tonn, miro. Seutl6lano Sen 8rieg
actppnnen bnben."
Sic 8otidnfter ser Illiirten berinz
dem au9enidcinlid. Stalicn Sapon ab<
sureSen. oaral,f gu beltcben, bab bic
Ser. Staatcn audi Scitereih ltngarn
Sen 0rieg ertldren, 1pdbrenb lie iid) 81
eleidcr 3eit Miibe eeben, cine 2Dllln9
fir sic Srase Ser 2ebcnsmittelz rno
Ohrnitipnsalfllbr All finGeu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-08-04
Scr &rteg.

Il - W. D. NHB. nus OeW Dtu'
| i6en &auptquartier: Die &fpaui
in 5lanbernlbGlt at. 9aS fiegreih
Vurbrinsen Der 6iterr. =benti6en 9rup
pen an bcr Citiromt bat lett Galisie'
| fat puQftdnbis unb bic 8ntotuina sun
sr5kten 9beile pon ben @uifen befreit
8erlin, 3. Musnit. Aus ben
beutihen 9anptauartier: grittideIur
f5fe an Der straRe Nieuport= =@eitenb
| nnb uenlid uum giridoute fdluse,
febl. Starfe slnsriffe auf 2angemure
tunrbcn ebenfaas suriidseuieien. 9i'
stabt 0oulers, bic nit belgiider
Iliidtiinsen buu Der 5ront ansefiQ
1T, ,uurbe no,t ,reitreidcnben britiiber
G;eid)iiten beiduiien. &dmpfe n6rblid
ppn, Ga 8aiiee &anal nnb ct. Wson=
dD, GeYreuT unb 6aprincourt nabmen
einen giinitigen gerlaut fir mns.
gSien, 3. slus., iiber 4miterbam
Ceiterr. =ttnsariide gruppen iiub in
G5erno,uitfb, bic 9anptitabt bes &ron=
LAMBS 8nfp,uina, einge5psen. (Gsermo
,uit, pur bem&riese ettua 10000 Gin
,uobner, bat tuabrcnb beg &rieges sebn=
NAL geiit geWehielt.)
Yetrpgrao, 3. Mms. Mms BEN,
0rieesnmt: 9ie stabt &tmpolmns irt
Der iiiblihettSufumina lit uun ben @ui=
fen gerGumt luurben.
9ic Nuiien liesen jett an ber gi=
jtrita NIT 6lterr. =benti@en 9ruppen
im &f.
I3,piiden 9nieter unb 8rntb balt
ber ruiiifhe Madsus at.
Sic ruiiifhcn arafte int iab5itliden
@ali5ie,, sosen lid mad elmer sdladt
nit Seiterr. =Seutihen iiber ben3brues
smriid, ,pp bieier in ben 9nieiter mii,t=
bet.
2unhpn, 3. Aug. Scr 9imess
aurreippnbent i'm rnifii1en 6aupt=
qmartier at Der iiib,ueitli6e,t 1ront be=
itdtigt INTERN 81. Suli bic 8eridte
ppn ber8eiIermns bes rniffden3 3ampf=
geiites infulge ber dmkerft itrengen
0saRrcseln sesen 9efertiunen nnb
fupflpieS 3nrhfueihen.
aaiier @ibelm uni 5elbmaridall
ppm Ntadenien sosen int grinnpb in
garnoppl ein. 9er 3auptbrud ber
beutiAen Sffsniipe ideimt sesen &a=
mcuets &obolst9 im ber Midtmng auf
SbeFa su sielen.
nbun, 3. An8mit. v9ie 2iniett
finb um jeben 8reiS 81 balten", 10
Iantet Der 8cfebl, ben aronprins8mpp=
redt pom 8aDern, ber @efeblsbaber ber
bcutihcn gruppem in Jlanoern er=
btelt, ais Der bentide 0riessratb 1T
8riiiIel tagte. 9ieie Nelbmns fam Gfm=
tc aus Nmitcrbnttt.
9icicr faiierlibe Sefcbl lit at Der
Sa,,scn beutiden Sront befannt nnb
erHart bic fdredlthen Geeenansriffe
Scr 9eutiden, bic AT Grbitternns nod
Sic epmme Shlad,ten iibertreffen.
Con Son, 8. Mug. sllls bem britiz
iden Souptqllartier: Sn ser @egeno
bon Opern baben Sic 9riten ipieber in
ser Grtidaft ct. Slllien SuB gcfabt.
bon ipo lie ppr cinigen Suscn bon ben
GeutIdcu pcrtrieben ipllrocu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-08-04

ppn Seiterreih entpfing am Gomners=
tag nelt oeutid)em Heidjsfatsicr 81.
Wtid)aclts in siubiens, Iast einc Sepe=
id)e aus Mmlteroam.
Ser Gan5ler marut ppr Eerpuiitdt.
appcn ngcn, 3. 9lug. Cant
3ettmnssberidtcn iastc ser bemtide
Hcifsfau5lcr BET ieinem Nnfcntbalt in
Dresden, CT lei bcreit, jebc Gelcgenbeit
fitr bic Slherung ciucs elJrenupQen
Srtoens a15nnebmen. 9lbcr hie 5pr=
heruug ser Sturoe lei, onE sic Seut=
ld)en alle nerpDlen 9lusbriitijc uermci=
bcr, INN 10 ben Seinbeu 5u bcmeiien,
Daf Sent'd)lcnb nngeld,uGft lei.
Seutiflanos @eguer ieien ourd bic
,udbrcnb Der iiinglten irncrcn &riie
pun hen Seutihen se5eigte NerppTtat
Iebr ermutbtgt tuproen, benn im 9(ms-
lanS iet lie ais ciu Sdmad),rerocn bes
beutifenGulfes seheutet ,uurSen. Ser
lei fDnne ben 1srieben nidbt na6er
brtngen. Sic Hesierung ,uiirne lire
ssriebcns9 s9emiibunsen furtietem nnb
fritber gemadjte Seller pcrmcineu. 9ie
Nnsiidten anf eincu balbiger syrieben
ieten t1idt glansenb, a6er llnpprbcrge=
lebencs fDnnte sic 3cit jeben Mugem=
bltf reif MAIDEN nto banbgreiflidc
GrsebuiiIc scitiseit.
gSte Bic beutiden unabbIugtgcn Susi=
niiiten arbctten.
q nj Il + ) 4 III, 3. Sll1g. Sic Scmt=
idJe Sagcs5citrng furncrt sic heutidbe
Hegicrnts nui, oeu iu5ialiitiidcn
Geidstagsabgeuronetcn Sr. 'Gpbm uc=
gcn iciner vanaeblthen GutbiiGunsen"
iiber eineu uurseblidJ ant 5. Smli 1914
lit Gutsoam abscbaltcncit Grpnratb in
9lnflagesuitaun SIT perietsclt. Sic 3et=
tung last, lie babe &cnntniR, Sai; Sic
pun ser 9unppncr Simcs pcrUffcntlid=
ten Gntbiilluugcu btreft upn Stpfbplm
famcn, unb siuar uuu ocn neutidbcm
unabb1nsiscn Susialiiteu. Sic 3ei=,
tnng lei berett, nit pulitGuntgcn 8e-
,uciien aufsntreteu, ,uenn bic 9scsie=
RING SEN 9lbgeuroneten Gubm fricgs-
gerittli6 perfplgen ,upac-
Giinitig seitellt.
q M ter a M, 2. slugult. sllle
oel1tid,enSldtter befulleu iirb bellte nit
ser ariegslu9e. Sic iperfeu eiuenHiicf
blif ouf oos, ipns ser arie9 brubte.
llno mas puruislibtlid) bte udbltel1
- gCpnnte brtngeu neroeu. slIle
itin1men pabin iibercil1, oaB es Inn sic
%erbilnoeten 5ltr5eit bcicr eeitellt lit.
ul5 ic sluur, llugeodtct oes @intritts
Ser Ser. Stnuten in Sen Ariee. Sic
bolbomtlic5c ~Nprbo. Sugcneinc 3ei=.
ting" iaet: Siesllliirteu boffen nun=
mebr, Nub Sic Ser. Staaten bie gnt<
lteiouug briu9eu iperoen, tpie lie Io[<
dies im Satire 1916 bon 9iumdnien
uno 1915 BON Stalieu erbofiten."
Selliepe siebt Snterpicw iiber lau&.
buutlase.
2pnonn 2 slug. 9lomiruI Sir
Spbn Sellicpe, critcr Seclorb mno
Gbef oe: slpmiralitdtsltubs. erorterte
beute nit einem 8prrelponbentcn Ser
Ereiie Sic Slutteula9c ans
Gnoc ncs oritteu arieesiubres.
Hgr instc, Sic Sullhbuuteefubr ici
crnlt, nu alc ulIirten strreeu unb audi
Sic britiicte3 3iuilbenDlferlln9 pom Seez
transport abbdnae. St1 anberer 8e4
5iebu1a iei ser Saltdbootfriea iebodb
ormlltbigenH, oa i'm sic Seuticten Az.
ge9ebcnerruuben uls leetes Mittel bez
gonncn bdttcr nad9bem tic sic Soffs
nllug uuf ibre slrmeeu nerlpren batten.
SeIlicpe Ia9te, cs lei nod feiu ipirl-
lanes 0aittel seacn Saudboote ent.
oedt lunroer. icbod lei es aelllnaen.
sic &erluItc on 5anoelsldiffen au per-ss
ringtrn. !.
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-08-04
Sat- gang @ali5ien nno Der 9r0Btc $Dtil
Der &utomina jebt rn0enfrei.
9te 9auptitaot G5ernotpit lit lit Ole S,dnoe Der
Oeiterretd)er 8efa4en.
Sn Jlauoern tritt Die Gri40piungspanie Elm.
Groeaos Naraunueneur Tepsrab muo
iduien.

orben arieg5tuupGBcn r1ic mah cine 9re b1rd1
omerifanId)e Observation-Disclosures umgomncn @ercin6oz
r1g piiben Gculdanb Ser Cine lultbpueuhei<
og Ser uugcr ntcrnaionaen Aon1n1ion NuBono
abbdnggcs mllanb Scr aun5cr NbotGt Sic
unabbGn9igen SpoiIen mIblen Hd5f1ucr Bel
aoier ar : Sic Sun1a uiro nerbo5 = @15 Gnaa1o pinId
Seaicoe Sic Sou6oooge riegsloe aUnie ir
9cuIdJfanb.