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Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-07-23
NEXT THURSDAY and
FRIDAY ARE DOLLAR DAYS

Local merchants have arranged the
second years Dollar Days for next
Thursday and Friday, July IS and q.
Last year the days came month
later, and it is felt by the committee
that the selection of this week is one
of the best moves yet.
Everybody from everywhere is in
vited to take advantage of this CO.
operative sale-it is a free for ali
event and practically every line Of
trade in Hallowell is represented. The
merchants announcement tomorrow
morning will list the stores uniting in
the effort to keep things moving.
1t pays to save-and it will pay to
trade in Halowell this week.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-07-23

Visions ~ a German bomb were in
me minds OF several at Deputy Sher-
n Rohinson's store in Depot square
SUNDAY evening when a young man
brought IN a small canvas bag which
1n had found floating in the kennebec
., Grar's wharf 1t contained small
TN receptacle which was securely
soldered When the tin case was hrok-
On t was found to contain two boxes
q safety matches which had proha
BY heen placed out there by some riv-
srmln TO keep them dry. It was sue
cessia! for tho matches lighted read
tv when scratched upon tho box.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-07-23
PITrsFIELD
Serious Auto Accident

A bad automobile accident occurred
at the Waverley about o'clock Sat
urday evening as Lewis Mcfarland
was driving his machine fast in order
to escape a bad shower.
The automobile skidded and struck
big tree with such force that it
practically demolished the machine and
threw Mr. and Mrs. Mcfarland and
young son some distance. Mrs Nc
Farland broke a bone in her shoulder
and the boy was badly cut in nose and
lips. Mr.. Mcfarland escaped with
slight bruises. The accident occurred
near the Mcfarland home.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-07-23

Strand Today
The great secret is out Gladys
BrockWell, the woman of a thousand
expressions. has at last divulged the
only true and proper method of be-
coming the joyful maid or the hard
ened woman of filmdom.
There are two things necessary. Miss
Rrockwell has them both. They IRE a
mirror and a patient disposition.
MY system" says Miss Brockwell
who was taking a rest between scenes
while "One Touch of Truth was being
filmed, is this. You select q nice
quiet room, run everybody else away
from it, turn on the brightest lights
you can find, and begin. 1t really
amounts to a rehearsal. all by your
self, with no audience except yourself
Il make myself up just as l expect to
be the next day before the camera.
Then I read through the parts ! am
to act ard practice my facial expires
sion before the mirror. Often l find 1t
necessary to improvise lines, and
speak them as l go along. 1t helps a
great deal in gauging the emotion,
and that is the big thing in film
work"
Miss Brockwell's first rise to fame
followed the discovery that she could
get more expression from the corner
Of her mouth than most persons can
from the entire face. She is the wo-
man Of the mobile features, who has
the remarkable record Of playing three
diverse parts in one film-a hardened
woman Of the dance halls, care free
schoolgirl and a madonna of the
North. Her ranga Iof facial express
sion gave each part an individuality
that could have been attained IN no
other way.
Helen Holmes the fearless film star
in fourth chapter Of THE Railroad
Raiders" and Metro travelog.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-07-23
WILL ENTER
ADVANCED SCHOOLS

OF the 3S boys and girls who gradu-
ated from Gardiner High school last
month, II are to attend college or
Normal school. Edward A. Canter,
John NJ. Cusick, Maurice Dion, Edwin
J. Hartman and Lester B. Hartman
are to attend Bates College; Arthur D.
Fossett and Alton T. Littlefeld, U. OF
NJ; Laura c. Wolman, Wellesley; Phil
ip Brisk. Harvard: Hilliard D. Cook
NJ. I. T.: James F. Cusick, Amherst;
Alice Burke. Leona F. Esponette, Ca
roline E. Garcelon, Grace H. Gold
smith. Rena NJ. Speed and Clara E.
Stonier are to attend Pennington
Normal school.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-07-23

The Christian Endeavor Society. OF
the First Baptist church is arranging
for concert and dawn party to be
given al the church and grounds next
Thursday evening, the 26th. There will
be fine musical program with Mars
ters Edwards of Augusta as soloist. A
double quartet will give several pa
triotic selections. The program will be
varied by readings. After the concert
lawn PARTY will be held or. the
church grounds. with the usual out
of deer attractions.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-07-23
Chas, A, Hinckley

Charles A. Hinckley died at his resi-
dence, 442 Water street Sunday even
ing. aged Al years. He had previously
been in the harness business. A widow.
mother and four children, Harold of
Mrs. Ralph Swallow of
Mass, and Earle and Carle
Hinckley. both of Randolph. Mass. sur.
vive. Funeral announcement will be
made later.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-07-23

According to German papers. a So
ciety has heen formed at Karlsruhe
under influential auspices for The
preservation Of German family life and
promotion OF national efficiency" The
chief aim Of the society is to combat
rampant materialism Of the present
time and to reestablish respect for
idsalisttc Hsws Of life In Germany"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-07-23
STATE OF SIEGE
IN VALENCIA

Paris. July IA state Of siege has
been proclaimed In Valencia according to
oficial announcement in Madrid. says a
Havas dispatch. The action was taken
because Of clashes between strikers ana
gendarmes in which many persons were
wounded. The announcement says the
troops were cheered by the population.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-07-23
SHIP SINKS
IN COLLISION

st. Pierre, MID. July. 22.-Three men
from the three-masted fishing schooner
Cygne Of st. Malo. France, reached port
in dory today and reported that their
ship was sunk in collision with an un-
identified steamer.
Thirty other men aboard the Cygne
took to the dories and are believed to be
safe. The Cygne had 5000 quintals of Ash.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-07-23

4 sc7rching party from Camp
Ktyes consist.ng of sergeant and
bur pr ates. were in Gardiner Sat
grdav evening looking for two men
vto had left camp without permission.
Thcv rounded up one AZ the Maine
Central passenger station about mid
r.rht hut did not find the other.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-07-23

utive committee Of the Merchants
Dollar day from the announcement
made in Thursdays issue. they being
D. a. Sleeves in place of H. f. An
drews, and II. G. Turner. secretary and
treasurer. in place Of F. S. Wingate.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-07-23
IineIIe F. Warren

Linelle F., son of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick Warren of Nassalboro, died Sat
ulday afternoon, aged years. The fu-
neral will be Monday at l O'Clock at
the Center Baptist church, Rev. Mr..
Marble officiating. Interment will be at
NaSsalboro
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-07-23
THUNDER AND HAIL
IN PENOBSC0T

Bangor, Me. July IA series Of thun-
der showers passed over this section this
afternoon with vivid electrical display
and torrents Of rain. In Hampden and
Orrington hailstones half an inch thick
fell.
In Orrington a COW was killed and in
Hermon a hay barn was burned by light
ming.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-07-23
A Stores
individuality

4 "The voice" Of the store 10 hsardA I
in is advertising.
The advertisement carries morn !
>than messaees-mers than news OF 7
Especial offerings, Of sales, Of ns~>
commodities, Of store enterprise In
securing desirable stocks Of eosds
>undsr favorable conditions. =
4 Il carries "ths voice." the PERI
SONAlITY, Of the store.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-07-23
Funeral Of Mrs. C. r. Hartley

The funeral of Mrs. Charles F. Hart
ley of Randolph was held Sunday after
noon at O'Clock, Rev. E. w. Wall off,
ciating and Mrs. Wall sang selections.
Interment was at Maple Grove cemetery,
Randolph.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-07-23
WATERvILLE

The Democratic city committee or
ganized on Saturday evening by the
election of Harry Belliveau as chair
man. S. l.. Berry as treasurer and
Walter McAlary as secretary
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-07-23

back from Oakland a couple Of hours
later saw a great many of the stones
lying in the gutter of the road and
one that was particularly large he
took up and measured and found to be
two inches long then. The storm must
have done several hundreds of dollars
worth of damage although it only
swept through a small section,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-07-23
LOCAL NOTICE

commencing Thursday. July 20
'"o'. Bros. & COS. truck will run out
i.gh.and Avenue every Thursday.
Al 5 b cards displayed will receive
, ompt attention. july23d3t
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-07-23

Edward Severance Of South Boston ar
rived Saturday for a weeks visit with
relatives in Gardiner, Pittston and Chel-
sea.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-07-23

This community was greatly sad
doned Sunday BY the death of Harry
C. Woodward superintendent Of
Marston e Brooks shoe shop who
passed away at 1890 A. NJ. following
a short illness. Funeral arrangements
will be announced later.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-07-23

The members of the Ladies' Aid Of
the Universalist church are invited to
meet with Mrs. Roy Pearce Thursday,
July p. instead of Wednesday as pre-
viouslv announced, at her cottage at
| axe CnhhOS SSeernntne.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-07-23

The baseball aggregation consisting
Of Manley Patterson, G. Haskell. Alton
Latin, l.. Webb, Henry LeClair, A
Masdiradri. A. White, Leslie Grey, Jo-
scph Greely and Harold Meader, to-
gether with Manager Arthur Towle,
went by auto to Skowhesan Saturday
noon returning early in the evening.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-07-23
Gowan- Foster

Harricd Saturday evening. July p,
a. he home Of the officiating clergy
man Rev. Wylie II Smith. Sheldon
rect Farmingdale Urban a. Gowan
i-1 Miss Abbie r Foster, bo.h OF
= I'm n rdnle
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-07-23

George ". Jordan. satetender at the
hridfe crossing Of the Maine Central.
l.aves Monday for two weeks "a ca
10, Hi- duties during his absence
vii he performed by Joseph Dunton.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-07-23

Miss Florence Fuller of Brighton.
Mass. arrived in this city Saturday
afternoon and will pass q few days
at the home of her brother Fred H.
Fuller.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-07-23

Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Childs together
with Mr.. and Mrs. George Paul went
in the latter's auto Sunday to Wis
casset and the surrounding country.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-07-23

Arthur Leonard. Floyd Batchelder,
Linden Overlook and Arthur Kilgore
attended a dance at Purgatory Mills
Saturday evening, making the trip by
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-07-23

Mrs Q r Clason and Mrs. c. NJ.
riv who have been passing a few
sars NJ Capitol Island. returned to
his city Saturday evening.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-07-23

The Marthas of the Randolph Com
-gnity church will meet next Tuesday
svening in the church vestry. A picnic
'gnch viii be served
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-07-23

-he holder OF the number 25s, the
sr., drawn in Gardiner is Perley For
.,-n Belts, who will be the first man
allied in case of second draft.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-07-23

Mss Anna Dunton, who has been
,s,sirg two weeks at Capitol Island,
-s,urn.d Saturday to her home in
Gardner
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-07-23

Angelo Galizia and Harry Rideout
passed the weekend at the formers
camp on Lake Cobbosseecontee.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-07-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Wyman L. Beal return
ed Saturday after a short visit in
Quincy, Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-07-23

Harry Reid passed the weekend
with his family at their cottage al
Five Islands.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-07-23

from Auburndale. Mass, for visit with
relatives in Monmouth.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-07-23

lrs p Isaacson. who has been vis-
.,rg friends in Boston for the past
nr days, returned Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-07-23

Mrs. Ernest Dearing and children,
Charles and Helen, of Newton Center.
are visiting Charles E. Dearing,
Northern avenue
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-07-23

Do not forget that Miss Coushlin will
speak on the Common tonight and that
there will be patriotic songs.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-07-23

A regular meeting of Granite City
Rebekah Lodge, No. 1876. will be held
this Monday evening at o'clock. A
good attendance is desired.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-07-23

Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Ledew and son
Vincent are passing few days in
Biddeford and Old Orchard with rela-
tlXeS.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-07-23

Harry Woodward died at his nome,
"a Middle street. Sunday morning.
aged 43 years. days. Funeral services
will be announced later.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-07-23

Miss Ethel NJ. Parlin left Saturday
morning for a two-weeks vacation at
Old Orchard.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-07-23

y,, Edwin Churchill and Mrs. Ar
,hur G Robinson were weekend visitors
:, Old Orchard.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-07-23
FROM HALLOWELL
TELEPHONE 24s. r

Ladies' Aid Meet at Lake Cobbosseeconee Haowen Boy
Engand-Specal Meeting of Bombaho0k Club-Death of
Harry Woodward-Frst Baptist S. c. E. Plans Concert
and Lawn
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-07-23

,bran Miskel Of Portland. who has
-, visiting friends in Randolph, re-
.y-ned Sunday
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-07-23

Mrs Charles p. Pitcher returned
..,n, an outing at the Islands Satur-
IA
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-07-23

A special meeting of the Bombahook
Club will be held Monday evening at
10
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-07-23

side rail has been placed on the
-, n the stairway to the post ONCE.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-07-23

Mrs. Bert Goggin left Sunday for q
few weeks stay at Old Orchard.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-07-23

Fred Waterhouse left Saturday for
a few days visit at Rochester, n. H.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-07-23
KAISER DEPARTS
FOR EAST FRONT

Copenhagen. July PA Berlin dispatch
says Emperor William has departed for
the eastern front.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-07-23
ADJUSTMENTS
THE STRAND

Gladys BroekweIi in Fox Masterpiece,
Zone Touch Of Truth" Helen Holmes
in Fourth Chapter Of THE Railroad
Raiders" and Metro TraveIoe at the
Strand TODAY
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-07-23
Aim to Make
YOUR Store
The Most
Interesting
News Center

| Make your stores advertisement !
tyour stores NEWSPAPER. lssvs>
IL as frequsns!y and as regularly as>
/ THIS NEW SPAPER IS ISSUED.
Make il as complete a record of
the NEWS Of YOUR STORE as this
10 Of the news and life of<
the city and Of the world.
Make il a medium Of OPPoR. !
YTuNITY NEWS FOR housewives-+
tfor all who buy--for all who aim te>
I buy wisely. 4
Make it REFLECT your store
carry its spirit Of service. Of help.
~fuIness, to all who read this news.
tpaper-and
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-07-23
MILLIKEN REGIMENT

Continued from Page One)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-12-21
Scr &rieg.

2onopu, 20. Seq. amtlide @efz
bung. Gin bori9e Aadt liio0itlid bon
2apentie, n0rblid bon Nrras, perlu9z
ter ueberfoll bes Seinoes tpur0e bon
port19icliiden Sruppen abgel6lagen.
sluBer Der feinblideu @eidubtbdttgteit
in Der &d5c bon Basiheuoaele gibt es
ni6ts ueiter 5ll 6eri6ten.
Yaris, 20. Seq. glntlide Melz
oung. gs eab uorise gtabt nur mdBi9e
srtilerietbatigfeit an Ser Srout. aber
feline Observation-Disclosures.
8erlin, 20. Seq. Imtlibe Melz
bung. Bieocrbolte italienilde @egenz
ansrifie alti Sic iiin9lt bon oen
Sciterr. z9elltldcn eroberten Steuun<
gen auf bem Monte Yertica ipllroen
geltern abeel6lagen.
Seit SEM II. 9e5en1bet baben Die
Seutone11 in Sen admpfen 5pilden
8renta unb Yiabe fat 5000 Staliener
geIangen genommen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-12-21
Cine Sarsi6aft BON $so0,oOo.

gbicnep. 19. Seq. Su ct sic bon
i'm, perIanete 8iirsidaft bon $780,
900, bic sic eroBte jen,aIs III goof
gountp anseicete 9iirsidnft icin fol-.
nidt anfbrinsen funntc. tuurbe Charles
g. Roacrs. ser frSbcre Trdlibent Ser
spirituoicniirma Sannab 4 3oes, ge@
;itcrn bier ing Gefdnanib absefiibrt.
gr tpirb bciduloiet. 100000 eeitobz
len 5u baben. Hpgers bebuuptet. Sas
@elS iei i'm, CUR 3ebuug oes Geiddfts
Sugetricien ipornen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-12-21
llngartt tpill iid) trennen?

bon Salt Safe Gitp 81 &unoinnen batz
te, batte 1T ieinem gelddftspIate oie
preuBilbeu Surbeu angebra9t.
Sieaeidt mar bic Irau tliiser ais ber
Msantt.
0eapen IN o / TT. &auIds. 10.
Sex. Gas bonn &riegsseridt I'M Sroz
Seiic 9egeu Sberitlelltnaut Sar1es 8.
Burroughs, ser angefIagt tpar. le1ner
Srou aus 8esierl1ngsselOern ein Saz
ldr besablt gu babeu, als er bon Sort
2eabeniportb ublpeleno tpar, eefdllte
Ierhitt ipalroe beute an ben Separte@
nents aommanbeur in Chicago gez
lanot. SberihSurrpu9bs iagtc aus, oaB
feline Srou als Glert arbettcte uno bet
@feroea,1tdufen BEL Ser 8orrelponoen5
bulf.
Stint Yieroebdnbler be5cu9ten, hob
lie cine iadperitdnhi9e Eicroefennerin
ipar, 1.no bab ibr llrtbeil nno patriottz
lde Gpraebe Ser 8e9ierllue Gels err
lpartc. Soiepb gtuscnt, ein RferNez
fputraftor aus 9es Moiues. Sa.. be-
5eugte, bab er ,,idt beabiibti8t gebobt
batte. SO icine Eferoe in cinen Der 8ez
9ierung perfuuiten Soften ein3uidltez
zen, ba6 CT aber blrb bie patriotilhen
gSorte ser Srau Burroughs peranlabt
iporben lei, es su tbun, llnb baB er
$4,000 an 6em &ontraft berlpren
bube.
Sptimismms bei ben &rauern IN
ct. 2uuiS.
ct. Souis, Mo., 10. Seq. SIZE
n,eilten biciisen Sra,ter iinb Der anz
lid,t, baB Sic Stoaten bas Imenoment
nidt ratifisiren ,perben. "a Yrobibition
cine idIimme2ase idaffen uno Bel DEN
|arbcitenoen 8lal1en Sppoiitiou berbor@
ruien iriirbe.
Nmf bent SSese mad ber beutfd,en
6cimatb.
Gin pasifiider 3afeu.
10. Ge5. $,ier lit,b 9eitern auf Dem
@egc nad ihren, GeblrtslanSe auf
einem Srousportbampfer Ser Der.
Staateu aus Dem Orient 40 oelltld3e
gotIdaftss nmn 8onlularbean,te aus
ssapan. China, 3ouoll,lll. @iunild nno
ouoeren Soienitdbten bes StiIIen S5cz
ans ci,1ectroffen. Ser @ruppe, Der
audi sSrauen li.,n &inber ar1geboren.
| lit bon Sen 8eeieruugen ser Iuiirteu
,, lideres 8eleit perbiiret lporoeu. Sic
8unbcsbcbDrhe nabu JIG unter 'bren
S4ne.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-12-21

ipurbe ongebcutct, bdB Sic Sel6lt6ez
Itinln1ung ser 9tntionen llnt6lunlib Iei.
Sic &crtrcter Ser Idtteinldcbte be-
nadrihtigten Die 9iuIen ierner, oaB
lie 6crcit lcien, in sic &orucrGnNollmz
gen iiir Sen Srieoeu 81 treten o6er
porber Sic GrgcbnilIe bon SfuB(ano5
9en1iibungen fcnneu n10d]ten, oie sllliz
irtcn sur Sbeilna6nte on Ben Gcr6anoz
llmgcn 5u perunlulien. Sieler Stuno=
punft nlDge u6er ald) nllTgege6cn luer=
ocu, lWo lie n0tJten 6ereit leil1 ben
Sricoeu nit 9lliBlauo nllcill 3ll 6clprcz
den.
Sic 9cutldcn tporen Ser Wcinllna
bab Ser ruiiiihe @affenltiQItono Die
ibrigen Sronten beinfhllIcn tDunte.
Sic er1te &nnferen5 mar MIR Der
8cIpreduug geiuiomet, lper on oenScrz
bonbll1ueeu tbeilnebnen lollte.
;Sinn(aub ant &urahcnb ieiner Srei6eit.
Spnbpn, 10. Seq. Cine SepeIde
aus Snmmerfors, Sinrlano, iast, bab
bie ruliilden Sruppeu Ii1 fir oie
8dllnurng Sinnlor1bS porbereiten; fir
lire 9ein1bef0roerll1g Ioa l6on gelorgt
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-12-21
&remier Qlopb @eorge perlangt nlr nod
MISUNDERSTANDING nnb Gnti@doiguug.
etrenStO n.arjdtrt auf Wosfan nno Grobfnrit
NttolamS ian,,nelt an9ebltd) taiiettreue Mrn.ee.
Oeaerr. l1nerbaus ueran9 auseuen SeOen obne annon
uno Gni4doiguug.
Saupfomi 6eute hu ruTm Sm a0se
mel irieben beiprcden.
Son Sen &rieg5i9aupldben =

Son SEN &ea5d]aupdbeu 8ride @erluIte Nuife Gerite
6ronsbelpredg Snnnno Sora6eno lcner
Greibei Stouteu Sic l1fane
oaen Nnd)trdgldes 9lBlano Gin o5eritt
iibcr &ebnads Srieoensanscbot Sdeno15 ole in Sodz
bom 9eutid 9entruppcn I'M @eicu llngan lou ld} bon
9riide MISUNDERSTANDING &apm
Seinide lpor Sraugduger - Srieoensie6nudt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-12-21
9aB @taatSoepartmtnt madt meitcre Qnr.
burg zMa4tni6aften bttannt.
Mu,eritanttd)t 9tplomaten ertparten tebt tdbneue
ar9enttntid1e &rie8 8Sertldrun8 an 9euti6lano.
Sin dydli4es Giubabuuusld in atuudp 80 gobte uub
80 &erette
Sic ansen bemdn gbuads riebemsuodasc
bcdtnet

Sonbccoen NIT Nbanb 6euret- Darbs 5robIbddz
tern ntroQir - 0en 3udemangel in 1913 Msldten fir
bas Sraentmmrcdt - Sir bas 9aotbe 8re3 Gum almooen
8cibatseen pirb ermun Sfen geleuldaier 1mterieo in
ser Nrmce - @fe fir Seruam - Gdon lpeb Elm 9anraub
Chicago - 2 sobesopcr aoblenerubu Grploon aufz
uf bic Seutdamerianer - au Dem ee beten 6eiatb
Ct o,nte 0lno nid]t baln ct 8aler opiz
mifi@ - Cine Sirsldaft bon $8oo,o0o
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-12-21
Sa1temarf 6anft.

& o y e II + q Ell, 19. Se5. Su5
slustpdrtige slmt bat Sen Ddnilden @ez
lanoten in aopet1bagen anaeiplelen,
Ser amcrifoniihcu Negierllng beuSonf
be5 D1niiden @plfes filr ou5 Soblz
ipollen ult56uIprcdcn, lpclde5 Die Ter.
S1autel1 buDurh befllnbcten, baB lie
GrloubniB sur slbfa6rt 5lpeicr SSeibz
nodJtsItiffe nab 9auemurf goben.
edeioemanns 8oae lit stufbolm.
ct # + . M, IS. Ses. (%erlpdz
tet.) Ser Siibrer Ser slcbrbeit Der
beutId)cn Sp5iuloen1pfratcnL E9ilip
Sheipeu1unn, funferirt bier nit DEM
SolIdeipiti aGiuiiter Srlup5fp be5il9<
lid bes 1srieocns 5lpilher1 Selttldlnno
lno 93ublonb.
Gs ucrlu1tct, onb Sdcioenann bon
Ser beutit)en 9le9ieulu9 Gcnerolpoll@
n1od,t crbulten babe. Sic ocut'ebe 9tez
oieruug, heibt es, 5lebe ppr, Die Ser
beiiiibrlms bc5 SrieOcns III Stotboln1
pnrsllne6mcu, ltatt III srelt Sitoipst.
bu bie&crbunblungen IN lcftcrer Stuot
ser ppQcn Scfunutgabe burb Die Solz
lctelpiti uuterlporfen iinp.
Sic SreItz9itpip5f &oiTcren5 np1
2pnmii1ure1> lpclbc Sic oberIten 0ee@
reslcitlnucu ser Neutldlcu lunO Der
ruilildlcu S(rmcc bertrcteu, miro lpobrz
irheiulih pbnc Hiitflic9t uuf Die %erz
houolunoen in Stodbolnl ibren Sort
gang uebmel1.
Sic 9ulIhcipiti, bcibt &c, Id)lllgcn
suerlt sic &uuicren5 nit Sheloemarn
in Ser IbpeoiIhen Stuot Dor, ia lle
oloubcn, lie fDnnteu Sdciocmanns
Mebrheitslp5iuliiten Sem bcutltenSmz
pcriulisnuus gegcrilberTelleu.
Semtld,c Serntruppen I'M Sseiten.
2puopn 10. Seq. slus ben sluz
oaben BON reutldcn 8efangenen on
Ser @eltfrpnt gebt Jerpor, babSertld]z
lono ppr Ser l1nter5eidnltng bes ssaTz
feultialtunos ale SolDuteu i'm Ilter
bon 90 bis 35 Sobreu bon Der ruiz
iilden SSrpnt uat1 Der SSeltfront be-
fDroert bobe. Gieie ipllroen bur6
Sauoltllrnt ltuo 3efruteu hes Sabr&
gangs 1919 eriest; nominell miro a''
ser Ci1fruut Ipmit bie bisberise Srup@
peuItdrfe einsebalten. Sic SipiIionen,
lpelhc lest sic SSeltfront bcIesen, be-
Iteben aus oeu belteu GnmpImaterlnl.
Dos SeutIchlano CUR |erfiiglng bat.
SapitGm Socintfe.
smItero IN, 10. Ses. 9tud einer
BON Scrliu mad Imiterodm ilbermlt7
telteu umtlihcu Melbuug befeblt9te
aupitdn Soeinife Die oentlthen Seea
ltreitfrdfte, sic lesten WSittipod Wtpr@
aeu eilen StreiT5u9 nat) Der engll7
irfen aiiite 1lnlueit ser Snne Wtiinz
ouna n,adten Ser geridt ldat. paB
(6ortleeung aIi Der 4. SeE:.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-12-21
NuB benz Mu8lQn0e.
gSieoerberiteauus unb Gmtl dabisnng
perlangt.
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2onS ON, 20. 9es. 9ie bol itdnz
oige 9erausgabe oes ponl Seinoe err
oberten gebiets, ioipie gntidaoi9llng
lpl1rocu beutc in elmer Grtlarung Der
&riees5iele Ser 9fegierung bon Erez
mier 2lopo George I'M 5ou5 ser Sc
meinen perldnot.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-12-21

(5ortlesuns auf Der 4. sei::.)