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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-01-18

Wubte es 6snn. ipos iie nit ibm bor-
battens :. Grit als Stab in Der
Sdeune oen armen Sunsen nit ber
Sanb padte, auf ben 8oben itredte.
oas Sembdsn aufIdiir5te uno nit Der
Butte gu fdlasen anfing, fdrie Santo
auf:
.Mutterl!"
nno oann nod iebem Siebe: rWluts
teri! Wutterl!" Qlber INNER leiier
unb idpGder. gis oas ainblein enbs
lid ihtpies uno nidt 'mebr ~Mufs
terl!" rief.
Die arrne, 5eri9metterte 9eise! >.
g9, bu hummer, bosbafter Sta9 F!
Wer I9Idst benn elm &inb ip9 Der
3nabe mar ia obnebin tlein unb
Ibpad unb bieIt iid bon ieber taum
am 2eben!
Die Mutter fam, nabm ben Sun>
gen nit iid, mubte i'm aber nad
Snuie trasen...
9lm ndditen Sage srbob fitb Santo
ni9t. limb am oritteh lag. er bereits
auf Der pritihe unter Der barten
pferbeoede rubig in ben lebten 3iis
gen..
Die SdpaIben atpiti9erten auf
Dem 3iridbaums, Der Dor Der Siitt.
fuuds. Gin onnenitrabl brans bur9
bic S9eibe unb iibersob nit bellem,
goloenem @lan5e oas 5er5auite 30pfs
den bes ainbes uno isin @eli9t, in
benz tein 8lutstrupfeu mebr auriidz
seblieben mar. Ssner SonnsnItrabl
mar sleidium Die Strabe, auf ipsls
der bic flsine Sesle bes armen Sunz
gen bic grbs perlu0en follte. -. Dobl
ibr. bab iie tpenisitsns i'm 9lussn>
blide bes Sobes einen breiten, ions
nisen Des betrat, osnn 3eit ibres
2ebsns mar iie einsn tpabrbaft oors
nisen sesangen.
llnterbeFen bob iid i'm ibperen
9tem bic basere 9ruit. unb oas ainb
ihien auf all bic Stimmen bes Dors
fes gu laufden. bic burd bas offene
5eniter bereinbransen -.
@s mar Nbeno. Die 0irnen, bic
bonn SeumGben auriidtebrtsn, iangsn:
ra4, auf Der Dieie, auf Der sriinen!"
= unb bonn 8obe Dernubm man bic
S0ne Der S1olmsien.
Santo bor9ts gum leBten Mal,
ipie bas Dorf flung.
Reben ibm, auf Der pferoebede,
lag feline Sfinbelsei9e
PlOBIid pertldrte iid bas 9tntIib
bes ferbenben &inbes, uno feline bleis
den Sippen fliiitsrten:
vMuttsrl!"
nWas, SSbnden9" fraste Die Muts
ter nit por Srdnen eritidter Stims
me.
xMutterl! Wiro mir Der =, :rsott
i'm Simmel cine edte Siebel sebsn9"
.Salpobl, S0bn9sn, ia!" antrpors
tete Die Mutter. 9O9 mebr tonnte iie
ri9t iasen. Oenn pl0blid brad aus
ibrer barten 9ruit Der lang ansez
ihpolIsne Sdmsrs berpor. Sic itieB
nur ben Seufser aus: %, Seiu!
SeIu!" - fiel nit benz 9eiidte auf
ben aaften uno besann .fiir6terlid gu
itDbnen, ipie ipenn iie in Wabnfinn
perfallU lpGrs, ober lpie ismanb, benz
es pl0blid offenbar miro, sr perbs
iein 2iebftes ben Sobe hi9t sntrei>
BEN fOnnen.
limb iie entrib es ibm ni1t.
Senn als iie iib ipieber erbp6en
battle unb auf ols &inb blidte, NOS
rem aipar bic 9lilsen bes tleinen Mu=
fitanten offen, bod unbspegIib. bas
@eii9t mar ernit, bitter unb ftarr.
Ser Sonnenltrabl mar Jlei4falIs
perfdpunOen :.
Jriebe nit Dir, Santo! .
9fm nddfen Morsen febrte Die
Serri9aft aus Stalien auriid. 9lu9
bas Srdulein unb ihr Sreier.
Dieter iaete: nWdd fhOnes 2anb
1T bod StaIien!"
Limb mos fir elm 3iiniilerpolt
-. gs ma9t Ginem 5reube, bort bic
Salente aufauiuhen unb gu protesie>
ren!" fiiste bas 5rdulein binSu.
lleber Santo raufdten bic 8irs
ten...
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-09-26

LONDON, Sept i.-iBy MaiD.-Ene-
llsh, Canadian. Australlan-stin refuses
to GRID himself with armor. although |
several inventors have perfected
shields capable Of DETECTING bullets. /
shrapnel and small shell fragments II
is The story over again Of the tln-hat
which the soldiers FIRST sneered al as
bonnet made for towards
Secretly, thousands N men want
body armOr, protective visors for their
That inventive Ingenuity can devise. A
soldier OF unqueslloned bravery WIN
admit confdentl8lly that ihe only rea-
son he refuses 90 buy the stuff for
himself Is that he would be ashamed
To wear armor while other fCllgws
can't afford 10 buy It.
Some officers OF great value 90 tho
army have the courage TO wear shields.
not 20 spare themselves suffering. but
10 safeguard theft services 20 The
forces.
Armor has It's faults. n Is hoavY and
expensive and rs manufacture In
great quantities would divert tho en-
ergles OF great number Of skilled
w0rkmon now making other war ina
torlals. But the severest tests have
shown That many lives could be saved
and many hospital cases aycriod by
protective plates.
Tho case Of the tin hat showed how
grnlofully lhe army takes 90 every
| innovation Of practical value IN saving
lives. The helmet by now has prevent
ed head wounds by the thousand. many
OF which would have been fatal For
good measure the curved brim has
warded on many shoulder or body
wounds by DETECTING shrapnel pellets
and she'll fragments. Dozens of battered
helmets, pierced by bullets and chunks
OF metal, may be seen rusilng IN the
shell holes after an advance but the
! inventors never claimed the hat would
stop everything.
n the Army Council ever decides ga
adopt armor for the men there is mo-
/ question that the men VIII wear 49,
though reluctantly at FIRST DR.. T.. W
Salocby, inventor OF the helmet may
again become the Tommys friend n
the council takes this step. Tie recent
/ Is submitted shrapnol-proOf jacket
which has passed several tests.
Another inventor got around tho
weight dnlcully by making a fbr,
shield. This Is something Ike n war
time passengers llfc-bcll, stuffed
with light flexible material. ma.
chlne-gun bullet may pierce ihe hid.
OF the jacket and raise a painful well
on the wearcr's chest. but tests show
that the bullet gets stuck in the nbr,
and does not 20 through.
Tho Designers recognize the import.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-09-26

nue ana $50 feet south OF Grant ave-
nue. for O consideration OF $40.
Joseph Ches or Gibson 10 Charles
NJ. A. Attic and wife, north side OF
Delaware avenue and ISL feet cast
Of Woodlawn avenue for d consider
alton Of 1926.
Martin Tomozyk 20 John Woznioki
and wife. west side OF Broome street
and Is feet north OF Maple street,
for a cons deratlon OF s2,650.
A. 3. S'ayton Company TO John
Harold Wiley, southeast OF Van
Buren, street and $50 feet northeast
Of Tweniy-slxth street, for d con-
sideralion OF $500.
Max Lichtenstein 10 Jonathan A.
Section, III. 7i8, us, III and 72t
Vandever avenue. for consideration
Of $3.50
Annetta II. Mongar 10 Janis xer-
tholakos. south OF Seventh street and
Is feet west OF Woilaston street; for
q consideration OF 81.
Charles W. Goodlng 70 William A.
Shawn and wife. north side OF Thirty
third street and 100 feet west OF
Washington street, for consider
alton Of $500.
Carl A. Sanborn and wife 70 James
Brennan, 2529 Washington street, for a
consideration OF $500.
Christopher Weedman and wife u
Mary B. johnson. s9i West Tenth street
/ for a consideration OF s5.
William B. White and wife TO Rober
lF. Herring, northwest side OF Yves
street and AZ feet northeast Of Twenty
] NTH street, for consideration o
/ $500.
Walter II. Hartlove and wife 10 Ben
liamin Aiuderlck, north side Of Thlr
street and Sc feet east OF Walnut street
Matilda Middleton 10 David Rossmar
east side OF Twenty-nfth street and a
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-09-26
British Soldier Refuses
to Grid Himself With Armor

anoe Of shielding the lower portions
Of the body,
No inventor has yet been able 10
make mask or visor strong enough
10 protect the face and eyes against
bullet at short range. The chain
visor OF fine sseci meshes. slightly
dstended Just before the eye-balls. has
been more satisfactory than any OF
tho others. 10 VIII fend on small shell
fragments and chunks OF hand gren-
nde, however, and these missiles have
caused many cases OF total blindness
In three years Of war.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-09-26
TOO MANY EXAMINATIONS.

From tho Buffalo Express.
After undergoing a pretty stiff medi-
cal examination before being accepted,
one-elghth Of the drafted men who
have arrived at Camp Dix are rejected
FOR physical disability.
10 would seem as II that might be
avoided. The question Of physical flt-
ness should be settled beyond all
question before the men are sent away
from home. After having given up
their Jobs and arranged all their az
fairs IN answer 20 the draft require
ments and after having been accepted
as no, these men should not now be
returned from their camps. The result
ing confusion and, IN many cases, dis
appointment are altogether too great.
II the army authorities are not
satisfied with the examination made
by the medical officers OF the exemp-
ton boards then they should provide
for flrst examinations which shall set
Gle the question OF physical fitness
once and for all. Surely there Is some
way Of standardlzlng these examine
lions.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-09-26
"CAvEAT EMPToR,"

From the Christian Science Monitor.
Those Democrats In Missouri who
have started a Statewide movement In
their own party 20 condemn the course
OF United States Senators Stone and
Reed, and 20 cause them 20 resign,
may, when the issue IS Joined, be met
BY some modification OF the established
legal rule OF cavest emptor, which, IN
commercial transactions, means 1.-THE
purchaser beware For both Senator
Stone and Senator Reed were chosen
by the Democrats OF Missouri, and
both have for many years so deported
themselves that their present attitude
toward the nation should have caused
no surprise at least In their home
State. With their records well known,
IN answer In confession and avoidance
might be framed for them by stating
that they supposed they were doing
Just what they were elected to do.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-09-26
new owners FOR
CITY REAL estate

The following property transfers
we're recorded at the Office Of the
city registrar yesterday:
Max Lichtenstein TO Jonathan A
Section, on the north side OF Vande-
yer avenue and 1923 feet east Of
Spruce street, for a consideration Of
s1,775.
Peter ]. Ford, trustee TO John H
Wooden, Jr., east side Of Scott street
and 10 feet north OF Third street for
a consideration OF SO.
Peter ]. Ford. trustee 70 John n.
Wooden, Jr.. north side OF Second
street and los feet west OF Greenhill
avenue for a consideration Of $40.
The Rev. John ]. Dougherty to
Mary A. Dougherty and Catherine T.
Dougherty, south side of Gilpin ave-
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-09-26
The "Ten1ptafion Test
For u. S. Army Officers
If They Pass 1t They've Acquired Dignity

The frst acquaintance every pros
peetIve oficer In the new American
armies makes Is the ''Must Nets"
They are a large family. these Must
Nets," and present themselves 1T every
turn Of The rigorous military reuilhel
IN and cut Of camp,
When the 6fiiceF m training observes
them ali be Is eertsln TO have Hsdtiired
The dignity regarded a. essential %
4, &. Army biiiuers And that Is their
Purpose,
Ito Must Not
Drink iutuxlcants al any timei
Hmoke when on duty.
Smile or rlrt with fair admirers
Even when Girls Smile First
Eat candy on the streHtsi
tsa profanity et any time
Tell Off-rulor Ht0rlrsi
put hands IN pockets or fold them
over HIS chest
Wear whit collars At any time,
90 out or eantpnment on Week
nights,
Associate With ofileer instructors
Have autos or horses around train
Ing camps,
Have d valet.
Wear civilian clothes N any tlnei
Work on Sundays,
be sloyonly under any circumstances
Indulge IN horse play" or school.
boy frollcs.
When he's reached the point where
any or ali these temptations DO not
bother him, the training 0fIiror has nc
/ qulrod the dignity and polso which tho
traditions Of the L. s. Army hold o..
sentlal 10 leadership,
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-09-26

feet north OF West street. for con-
sldsration OF s3,i25.
Thomas NJ. Newell and wife TO Luther
Warren Ellis, $40 and si5 West Second
street, for a consideration Of $4,000.
Anna Silverman to Max Schwartz,
south side Of Anchorage street and POI
feet west Of Oak street, for a consider
alton OF Si,T00.
Thomas Tatnall and wife 20 tho VIII
mlngton Trust Company, west side Of
Jefferson street and northeast side OF
Delaware avenue, for a consideration Of
s25, 400.
William p. windish TO Frank Bles-
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-09-26
Editorial Opinion
SAMPLES OF CmMINAL WASTE.


yrom the New York Commercial
Current events suggest that, al
though the public is feeling the pinch
Of high prices created by the world
war, this country stint hes TO learn
how to avoid waste. One Of the metro
poiitan papers devetes an entire
column 20 tell how oflcIais Of the
Health Department OF New York re-
eentiy cast Upon The sail waters Of
the sea thousands Of iempns, MARY Of
them Perfectly Sound, because Tie
imports were uiassed he tspOtied. +"
that Is, were hot sound Throughout.
Fortunate eettegeFH on the south shore
bf Long island saivAeed many Of these
lemons, Most OF them were mixed with
the 1otsam and plsatf Of The beach
Tor miles along the coast and Mere
never saved Tor humsn consumption.
Scarcely had the sea absorbed its
load OF Hloillen fruit than hundreds OK
crates 0f Spanish ohl0nsl because also
spotted" went the same way and tho
thrifty summer residents OF the south
shore saved some OF those from The
deep, but ihousands Of perfectly good
onions went 20 complete waste.
At time when housewives arc pay.
ing three 10 flvo cents apiece FOR lem.
onb ID the market, and when Spanish
onions arc worth $40 a crate whole.
sale and et.1h retail, II IA pity thai
4 means could not DO found 70 sorl
perfectly sound products from those
which are really spoiled instead Of
dumping good, bad and indifferent IN.
Discriminatory into the sea Just be,
cause the good happen 20 DO IN bad
company. Thousands OF poor people
would have been glad 20 have paid cosl
price or even moro for these lemons
. and onions, but official red tape gave
Them no opportunity
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-09-26
Look Years Younger
NO GRAY in Hair

Il seems 50 tInwise 70 havs ray.
faded or ilfeless hair these days, now
that Q-Ban Hair Color Resforer win
bring a natural, even. dark shade. with
cut detection. TO gray OF llfeless hair.
Have handsome. soft, lustrous hair IN
abundance without trace Of grny.
Apply Q-Ban- guaranteed harmless
zoe. a large bottle-money back II not
satisfied Sold by Liggett's Riker-Hegc-
man, Eckort's Cut Rate Medicine store
and all good drug stores. Try O-Ban
Hair Tonic, Liquid Shampoo and Soap.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-09-26

This coming week watch the Want
Ads for good opportun lies IN no
autdnobiie business, IN the selling Of
farms IN the advertising OF manu-
featuring sites and hotels and res.ur-
ans.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-09-26

Get a competent woman to help you
with the cleaning, and the way TO get
her is 70 ask Tor her services through
a little Want Ad.-Adv.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-09-26

singer, north side OF Third street be-
tween Walnut and Poplar streets and
"a feet east from Walnut street, for a
consideration Of $3.50.
Czeslaw Orlowski and wife 20 Felix
Glewlckl and wife, 300 South Franklin
street, for a consideration OF s2,255.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-04-10
SnS hcntid,c &plf niinnt bic &rlc92
crflGrnns Scr Ger. Stantcn lebr
rubig Gnf.
Gs murbc onrM Siele nid,t iibcrraId,t,
{. mar nnrnnf uprbcrcltct.

&opcubngcu. S. SlpriI (liber
Soncou. 8. Npril.) Sic aus Berlin
bier ciusctrpfieneu Nutrtdtcn ocutcil
nu, oub sic NeutIde ScfTcntI'Nte,t Die
9tahrictt bon ser nn,crltanlld)en
aricescrfIir,u9 nit Hubc nlrINohn1,
ou lic lcit Scr GtubcrltTlng oc* &pnz
orcHe3 su ciucr Souncrlieul1N onralll
uorbcreitct lror. SuS Stuoulm Der
@utbollabriid,c, luic lie bel Scr Grpf'
nluns ser Seinoiclisfcitcn nit ohlBlnn0
,mo Srnntrcit6 5u ucrscltncn luorcI1
bobcu Sic Seutiheu lGnaIt hlntcr ia
.Ncluilcu. Sic 3cituuNcn bcbnnocIn DC
9teuietcit mcbr ais cine Nputlncn'1Dc
Icaeuheit. Sn bcn Gpuuncntnren oc'
Somstagssein1naen ituno lWr Die ejes
nuot6,uluo ourilbcr im %orocr9rllnse
So6 pnbrideiulit aud Sclterre'N
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-04-10
Mt4t bange MAIDEN laiicu!

gStr iinb jett BON Seutihlanb u6l=
lis abaeidnitteu, oa bie orabtloicn
Statioren iu Sappille uno 1udertou
her @crfcbr nit Scutid)lanh einseitellt
baben. @as BON bieien Jest iiber Se,t
&rieg Git allen 1rontem genteloct
tuirb, iino 9unbDncr Tahrihteu,
bic upu ben engliider Seb6rbcn, bic
ia befanutlib nit Der gS brbctt
auf iebr geipanntem sSuie itcbeu, az
sefaft uner vgebuftert" haber nid)t
suucrlGiiig iinn. Sarum ber Mutb
tidt iiuten, iih uitjt bause MAIDEN
laiIen. Sic Heoattion.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-04-10
MuS 0em MuSlauoc.
Sas &laiIen &ablipItem I'M SOuie=
reid Ereufem ,uiro abgeidjaift.
&ahlen sum- prcufiideu 2anotaa ,ucr=
beu ourd) Sirctte u,lD gcDcime
StlmmGbgube crfulgen.
&abi1ct:urbcr Dcs &aticr3.

Ntmircro uwL s. Slpril (jj6cr
2onooN, Q. Slpril. Sic an Sen 9}cid5z
fon3lcr bon Gcthmonu Sollucg III
letncr gigenid)uft ol5 prellbilGcr @liz
niltcrprGIiocut gcrid)tete lmo ullT Bic
9}eior!n Oc5 @nbllpltcm5 5llnl prcuBiz
lchcn 9onOtogc be5ii9lid]e Stobinctsz
orocr a6ui9 @tIbcln nc5 5lpeltcH ton
YrellBcn, ser ais Srdijocnt Nc*
heutIchen Gll1oc5Itootcs, uoeutichc5
9ieih" 9cnanl,t, Sen Sitcl rSclltlder
aaiicr" iiibrt, Tcht uad) Scm aric9s
Bic Giniiibruu9 oes bircftcn lrnh &C.
bcimcl, gSo1lreht, fir bic GrluGblun0
Ser @}it9tieoer besAa3eorsHetenz ins
tcr=) $1nlties hcs 9urbtde3 Dor, ipie cs
icton ieit slnuabrue ser &crfai,lug bc5
Seutlhen Nctdles in 9nn5 ScutldI=
lnno iiir sic Grpdhluug bes Meid5toz
gcs bcI5cht. Su bicier &abinet5urbrc
io9t a0nig @ilbcIm:
Sic Hciornr Sc: prerBiid1en SauSs
toac; llno uuierc3 ilucrpolltlId)cn
2cbcns lit mcincn oerscn bclpnhcr5
thcucr. Sic uorbercitcu0cu Strbc!tei
iiir sic @oblgeicrrcforn1 Deg llntcr~
ho,lIes hnhcn our ueinc TcrfilNln1
tin bercit: bci,u 9lu5brl,di Nc5 &rlcge3
bcgpnNcu.
sd rci { sic nun an, mir cNo9ll@
tigc. NorIhldec oc3 Stont5:!linlIc@
rillms Su lmtcrbrcitcn, 10 OnS bel Der
Niidtebr uuIercr Nrieaer oiclc5 NcrF.
Sa: orlrnolcgcl1o lit iilr Den lNNercll
Il,fbnu YrcllBcu3, ourt) @clcsgebllN9
ourthgefiibrt luerocu tonu. slngcIld)t5
ser ei9outiid]cn Slotcu Ncs 9cIan,nltcn
%olfes hot n,cincr Slr1id1t uudl sic
&lollenlrabl in ErcuBcn tcincn Elus
n1cbr.
Ser GjcIctcntlu,lrf miro lucitcr
iiir Sic oireftc llno 9ebetnlc SSahl Der
9lb9cpronctcn Seltiu1mlln9cu Slt trcf@
fen bubcn. Sic Tcroienrc oes Sbcr>
bouIe3 uno ieiuc onuernNe ScoclltllnS
fir Sen Stuot miro teiu &ollg pol
&rcu6cu iuIich belIrtheilcu. Su5 Sbcr@
bnu3 lpiro be'Icr III Der Gage lelu, Den
lluoebcllrcu Nufuroerun9cn trrnlcn@
Ser 3citen Gcrcdltisteit lrioerfobrcl1
Su lailcn, lucnn c5 in iciucr .Ntttc, III
ou:ocDchutcrer unO dll9cntenenercr
@eiIe nl3 bi3ber, pDu ncn per'dleocz
ncn 0loiicn uno Seclfclr oc3 %pItc*
!NGnncr pcrcint, Sic bon ihreN HFltz
biirgcru gcodtet lrcrocN."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-04-10
MM8 beul e}nlanoe.
GrGiibent @ilipn's 9lnt,uprt aui sic
0liid.unnidhepeide Sraiioent
8pinearee's.
Gr banft bafiir int Nan,en hcs 9lmeri=
taniiden @plteS.

Arlington. 9. g., 8. spril.
Oils slntiuort aui Ben @liictlpunid &c;
Gr1iibenten Yoiucaree gelegentlib Sc5
Giutritts. Ser @creinigteu Gtaatcu in
ben &rieg fat geitern 5err gSiIlon sic
io(genbc 9otld]ait abgeididt:
~Su oieicr 9riifungsitl!nSe, aa Sic
8eitinn,,lug Der Sipiliiirten Gcnldz
Icit in Der S6iuebe lit, mar es mir
cine Guclle Ser Sa,ltborfeit lmb bcS
Gcrgniigens. SIRE ,@liidlpiinibe 5ll
Dem sdritt slt empfanacn, Ben mcin
2anb tpiber Die llnnah9iebigc EoIitif
cines inperialii1iIdcn Gcutld)lano 81,
crgreifen gc3inln9en iuar. gs lit 1chr
f6ltlih fir m1s. Oab ms Sranfrei6.
nas nit llns bon Ser peItlibcn 8cit
s.Gd,it.ier al Sbultcr itonb III lmlereln
Rin0en In, Oie 1lna6bdngiateit, Jest
bel inherent Gintritt in bie aompfz
reibcu Der Gerfebtcr Ser ssrcibcit luo
Ser Icn1denred)t inn lolden gSillfom<
men e,,tbietct.
.Bir jteben ols S6eilbahcr Ser cDz
len 9emofratieu ba, befcu 3iclc uno
S,on6l,ln9cn sic baucrnoc ySabrlng
Ser Nedtc llnb Ircibcit Der McnIdcn
uno Die Sidjcrltellllng Scr ipobrcn
Yri15ipien ser mcnldlidcn Sreibciz
ten ucriol9en. Sm gtamen hcs omc=
rifaniicben @pltc5 9riibc icb sic uno
S9re 9lorrcideu 2anosleute."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-04-10
9cutidc Grciic iibcr &aiier SSilbelns
Siterpptld,ai. MI nas prcufild)e Tplf.

Serlin, Sonntug, S. slpril (llbcr
opuppu, 9. Npril. 2:16 Nahm.) -
9uiIcr @ilbeln3 SltcrbuhdaTt. DC
8obiuetsorDre an sen prellBiItcn Wis
nilterpr11ibentcn bon Sctbnallnz& &pllz
|pco, in neldlcr ilmerc Neinrnen I'M
aDuiareid, TrcllBcn III iicbcre slusltctt
oeitcut ,pcrbcu, iiberldattctc IN oeu
hcutioen 3eitllneeu ale ouSercn Ncu@
io,eitsmelo,nocn. Sic &ablnctsnroet
lptrbe ecitcrn (Sanstos) AbenN 81
lpdt per6iicntlid,t, tint ousnlbrl'de
apmmcuture sll crmDalid)cn. - Sel
@ermouio", ne,n Sreuuc Der Genz
trlms (futbolilhen) Eortei, polllrt'
>os lluoliitf, >ob lic our TrclIc o'n9,
ebc sic @obinetsorocr pcrpfIcntl1cb'
luoroeu mar. :,
Scr uSptul auseigcr". sur Se1t
pos bcbcutenNltc lu,h gclrlcn|tc Stnti
@lotf 9crlins. hat mir @ortc bDt)ltcn
Spbcs iilr sic aubiuctsorocr &ol11n
gsilbclm ocs slpcitcn. Sic Ilberolen
,lnb roSitulcn SIdtter tnpeln g. nat
Scr &6nia ppridldat, Die @cfor'n o'S
uodl slblctlub >c3 &ric9es 6u perld'es
ben. Sic tpnicrpotipcn lnS rcottlonoz
rem 3eitlnocn iino iibcr Sic Sbat'dt)c
eab scr &aiier oIa 9Dni9 bon Nreuben
i;tcrbaupt Mcirrn1cn ncrlprotheH bat
uoti!rlid, ni;bt3 iucniser aIs cntiitt.
Sic uuoeutidc "Scutlhc Sa9css
scituno" laet, oob iic iich icNcn Ap'nz
mentors cntboIten lriu, bis Der StI'
scr @prldlG9c Ncs prcubild)cnStaats'
miuiitcrilms bcta'mt acnucbt iuorrc''
tit. Sic tunlcrpatiuc "@rcuSz 3c1tlln9
iIust lchr rsliNnirt:
Sic stod,riilt tan uncrluartct. S't
iiberscllot lms, oab eln Salt nlT Den
sSco, scr %olitif rcs 8cihsfan6Icri
pos Misrepresentation olld y
Ircu6cn cinsuiiilrcn mnTreuBen I'M
Scutld,lauo pDIia sl bcmotraiilrcn
uid,t mebr Su criuartcn lit.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-04-10
Ser ii Suptfrics lit sen Srmf, nit
ocn Ger. Stnntcit ,ucrtb.
@cSeidncnoc Slntlpprten uui bon Ser
NbciuiidI : SScltpbdlilden c3ihln9
9ctclltc Sroscn.

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2pnopu, $40 Wpr9ens.) Srci Sra
gen in Se5us oli Sen Gintritt Slmeriz
fos in Sen &ricg but Sic ~Hheiniid=
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bcruurra9c1Oc SnoultricQc ScutId)z
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y Sit ser riicfiift5lpic Sullcbbootz
frico nm Sen Srcis cinc5 Gricges nit
Sen Ser. Stauten su t6cucr crtuuit
lporocn?
p SScldle luirtbiAoftlidc Suigcn
mag oicicr &ricg hobcn?
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slmcritu notwithstanding lnnbb0ugig 5u
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Snrmurno bcuntlrortct Sic critic Sraz
&C pcrneincuo. CT iu9t:
vllnicrc friiberc 3urii0holnmg in
Ser Slnluenollug Scr II : SuOt Gee
luaiie entiprnng ser lucitrcitcnocn
Sld1tuno pur Slmcrifo, nit DEM mir int
mcr III frcunolidcl Sc5icbrnHcn gc@
ltouocn uno lpittigc &nnocI5be5icbun=
gen authorization tottcn. Slucrltu bot
niclnnl5 rcrilldt, ms in urcrcr Moth,
il, Sic mir ourH Gn9lunbs Nusbungcz
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ruuo Slmcrit1', uuroc nid)t Durh
Tllrtt Dor ieinen militdrilden Soillfsz
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iicht nui sic Sdnpicrigteitcn, un'ercn
uusipGrtigcu 0unocI nuct Dem &rlc9c
lricocr ulfSubulIcn.
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les llrtbeil iibcr ocu ocutlhen Srtc@
oensrorihlog 5cigt, BOB SImerifo ocE
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c. uur;icbt, Gu9lnno purh GrrelfnnG
lcincs Aricg25iel2, Scr 3erItildellna
ScutIhluno5 mo ScItcrrcidz lln9nrn&.
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