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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-09-11
Demand E. St. Louis Mayor Quit.

Demand {. ST. Louis Mayor Quit
East St Louis. Ill.,, Sept ll.-East
St Louis preachers have adopted II
resolution asking Mayor +. W. Moll-
man to resign during the period Of his
indictment in connection with the re-
cent race riots. Under no condition
short OF conviction will | resign
was MOllman'S answer today
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-09-11
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
Brooklyn, 10; New York, g.
Brooklyn, 2; New York, !
Philadelphia, s. Boston, 2.
Boston. IL; Philadelphia, 2,
st. Louis, 2; Pittsburgh. |.
Cincinnati at Chicago. cold weather
Games Today.
Cincinnati at Chicago (2)
Pittsburgh at st. Louis.
Brooklyn at New York.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-09-11
STANDING Of CLUBS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
Washington 3; Boston, |.
Boston, 4; Washington, 3.
New York. 10; Philadelphia. !.
New York, 5; Philadelphia, |
New York, ); Philadelphia, |.
No other games scheduled.
Games Today.
Cleveland at Detroit.
Boston at Washington
New York at Philadelphia.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-09-11
CHICAGO MARKETS

Chicago, H., Sept II. 1917.
Chicago market report furnished 70
the Free Trader Journal by w. l.
Etnyre. member Chicago Board OF
Trade. Moloney Building. Phone l04l
Correspondent Lamson Bros & Co.,
Chicago
Wheat Open High. Low. Close
No quotations.
Corp-
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-09-11

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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-09-11
CANAL
THRU OTTAWA IS
FAVORED BY j. S.
GOVERNMENT WOULD LISTEN TO
PLAN TO REHA6iliTATE OLD
/. e. M. CANAL INSTEAD or PRO.
cEEDlNG WITH DUNE PROPO.
SITiON

The following story, OF interest to
Ottawa folk. appeared in a Chicago
newspaper under the name of Arthur
W Crawford. we'll known Washington
correspondent Mr. Crawford predicts
hat some sort of action will soon be
taken in regard TO the canal No in
ormation aside from that given by
Mr.. Crawford could be CLEANED.
The Crawford dispatch follows:
Washington. Sept. S-llinois state
officials have been informed unofli-
tally that the government would
Jew with favor project for the deep
aning of the Illinois and Michigan
canal.
Assurances have been given that
such a scheme would be an acceptable
'ubstitute for the Dunno waterway
llans rejected year and half ago
~ the war department.
Rough estimates of federal engi
leeIs are that the cost would not ex'
,eed s2,000,00o, as against S5.00O,O0e
contemplated under the Dunno water
way act
Forming connecting link between
he sanitary district canal at Joliet
nd the Illinois river at La Sale, 1t
would permit barge traffic between
'hicago and the Mississippi, both By
way OF the Illinois river to Grafton
nd by way Of the Hennepin canal to
Rock Island.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-09-11

There we're only Sb4 days In the year
l7G2 Chsnve Of calendar.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-09-11
Seen As War Measure.


Rock Island.
Seen As War Measure.
Renewal OF the discussion of the
proposition is invited by the govern
nent at this time as war measure
n line with efforts being made TO re-
ieye the burdens upon the railroads
n order that no time might be lost
t will be pleasing to the authorities
at Washington if Governor Lowden
viii call special session of the Hi.
lois legislature this fall to amend the
Dunno waterway act and make the
necessary appropriation.
Governor Lowden at no time since
lis election last November has made
/ statement of his policies on the
waterway question Advices received
II Washington are that he has prom
sed to give thOrO consideration to
he matter.
The committee on inland waterways
| VI the National Council of Defense is
esponsible for the suggestion to ILL
lois officials.
General w. NJ Black. chief OF en-.
''neers of the United States army, Is
hartman of the committee, and Lieu
'nnant Colonel Charles Keller of the
'orps of engineers is secretary Mr..
| Keller was formerly stationed at Rock
ISLAND. and is familiar with the Iii
nois situation.
II was upon the recommendation Of
nneral Blacks predecessor as chief
| If engineers that the Dunno water
way plan was rejected by the secre-
| 'ary Of war.
Morton Advises Lowden.
Civilian members OF the committee
ire Joy Morton, of Chicago who for
4 number of years has been active in
cushing Illinois waterway projects (;
| Walter :. Dickey, OF Kansas City;
George A. Bart, OF Philadelphia Cap
ain j. +, Ellison OF Cincinnati James
a. Smith Of St Louis; NJ j. Sanders
md Daniel Willard, of Baltimore;
hartman of the advisory commission
Vt the Council OF National Defense
The views OF the committee have beer
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-09-11

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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1917-11-02
HEARD IN GRENADA.
How Bad Backs Have Been Made
Strohg-kidney Ills Corrected.

All over Grenada you hear it.
Doan's Kidney Pills are keeping up
the good work. Grenada people are
telling about TELLING of bad backs
made sound again. You can believe
the testimony of your own townspeo-
pie. They tell it for the benefit of
you who are suffering. If your back
aches, if you feel lame, sore and mis-
cradle, if the kidneys act too fire.
quently, or passages are painful,
scanty and off color, use Doan's Kid
ney Pills, the remedy that has helped
so many of your friends and neigh
bors. Follow this Grenada citizens
advice and give Doan's 4 chance to do
the same for you.
ID. B. Phillips, bridge contractor,
503 Second ST., says: 81 had a good
deal of trouble with my back and
when | sat down, l couldn't get up
without help. also had pains in my
left side. Doctors told me my kid
neys caused the suffering and l used
Doan's Kidney Pills. Doan's removed
the lameness and in my back
and oven my kidneys and the pains in
my side went away. ! have remained
free from those troubles evcr since"
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Phillips had. Foster-M ilburn
Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1917-11-02

taxed from u cent to ! cent per
hundred. AS the taxes ere now
reaching the ultimate consumer, the
tobacco packages. from 2 tc 5 cents
on cigarette packages and from / to
10 cents on cigars.
The taxes on freight and passengei.
transportation ere also extended to
motor vehicle competitors of steam
and electric railways and water lines.
The passenger transpol tation tax
10 not applicable to fares costing 35
cents or less or communication or aea-
son tickets for trips less than 80
miles. Payment. for services rem
dered the federal and State gov
crnmants are cxmpt from taxation.
The 10 per cent tax on Pullman
Accommodations il applicable to pay
menta for seats, berths and state
rooms in parlor and sleeping ears or
on vessels.
The scent tax on telegraph. telc-
phone or radio messages costing Is
cents OF more applies only to those
originating in the United States.
Clubs whose dues are less than
$l2 a year and fees to lodges are
EXEMPT from the 20 per cent tax on
club dues.
The new insurance taxes are i'm
posed on new policies issued, with
reinsurance policies exempted. In
duIrial or weekly payment policies
are taxed 40 per cent on the first
premium on policies for $500 or less.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1917-11-02
~ indirect form.
New Stamp Taxes.

ce"h"P idACS
On Dec. l tbs new stamp taxes.
%!nrluduing those on parcel post
packages, will be payable, putting
the entire law into complete opera
ton, except fcl increased rates on
second-class mail, postponed until
July / next.
Increases in firat-class mail rates
probably will be most generally felt
by the people. The law provides that
the postage on letters, except drop"
or local letters, shall be 3 cents; and
that on post cards. including pri-
vatc mailing cards, shall be | cent
more than heretofore. This increase
Includes s~o-called picture post cards.
The advances were made effective
80 days after the passing of the
law, and are construed by the post
office department to begin with let
tiers and post cards post-marked Nov.
>.
For customers convenience. books
OF postage stamps containing 3-cent
stamps are in readiness for sale and
tne department has had printed
thousands of 2-cent post cards.
! first-claSs mail ~postmarked tomorrow
or any time prio' to 1901 a. m. Nov.
=, regardless of time taken for de-
livery, will be transmitted at the old
rate, but that postmarked thereafter
must pay the increased toll.
amusement admission taxes be-
come effective tomorrow at places
charging more than 5 cents. They
are | cent for each 10 cents or frac-
ton paid for such admission, pay
able by the person admitted, but
collected by the government from
the amusement proprietor, required
to make wor "cturns to the treas
ury. A flat tax of / cent for each
child under ~ admitted when
children are charged also is provid-
ed. Passes also are taxed, except
those to bona fide employees, mum.
cipal officers and children under Il
at the regular rate, which also is
extend to cabarcts or other en-
tertainment in which the admission
is included in the price paid for re-
freshmen, merchandise or service.
Persons leasing theatre boxes must
pay 10 per cent on their rental.
Cigars Higher.
The new rates on cigars range
from 25 cents to $7-per thousand,
S1.20 per thousand. Five cents a
pound is the new tax on tobacco,
snuff and other manufactured to.
! bacco, while cigarette papers are
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1917-11-02
M'DANlEL SAYS HE
GAINED 80 POUNDS
Well-known Atlanta Man Says He
Vas in Bad Health 3 Years and
Only Weighed 1O7 Pounds
Now Weights 40.

81 don't know what was theh mat
ter with hmo, but l had been going
down hill for three years, and was
so rundown | was about ready to
give up my job and go to the country
and do something else.
81 fell off in weight until | only
weighed 107 pounds, and it just be-
gun to look Ike | would waste away
to noothhing. | was sick at mmy
stommachh nearly all oof the time,
and didn't hardly have strength
enough to do my work. Sometimes
my back would ache, and | thought
| had kidney trouble, and | was al
ways taking kidney pills and other.
medicines, but thhcy didn't do me
any more good than pouring water
on = ducks back.
well, one day Mr.. Wauldin told
me to take Tanlac, and | got a bottle
and started OH it. | hadn't taken
more than half of a bottle until |
began picking up. l began to eat and
sleep and felt like working again.
Il have now taken three bottles.
and it is the honest truth when | tell
you | weigh 140 pounds. Yes, isr,
that's a fact, and everybody who
knows me vii ltell you the same
thihrg. Tanlac is what did it too,
and it has done me more good than
everything else | cver took put to-
gethehr."
This remarkable statement was
macd by Z. Fl. Mcdaniel, who lives
at 1916 South Boulevard, Atlanta.
Mr.. Mcdaniel has held u regponai-
BILE position with the Fulton Bag
and 'Cottol Mills for the past five
years, and is well and favorably
known by hundreds of people in that
section of the city.
; Tanlac is sold in Grenada by the
End Class and Corner Drug Stores;
and by one established agency in
every town.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1917-11-02

Mrs. Rose Middleton, of Greene
vile, Ill.,, hn shad experience in the
treatment of this disease. She says,
"When my children were small my
so nhad Group frequently. Cham
broke up these attacks Immediately,
belain's Cough Remedy always
and l was without it in the
house. have taken it myself for
coughs and colds with good results"
For sale by End Glass and Corner
Drug Stores.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-03-08
Sic ncuc ,Mtaulturb" %urlagc fiji
hcu Scuut.

9Soihingtpr, 7. S0ttir5. Sic
%prloNc, uclhc sic blabcrigc Ncocfre :
hcit Ser Seuotprcn cil1ihrOntcn 'oll
uno Sic icst Don Ncnl Nci'lttN'nn1tn NO
mitcc ser ScmptrntcN llNN NcpubIltH@
ncr ol1igeiest miro, tc'tilnmt, nnE
cine lcnc Sebuttc ouT SSlnl|cl cl,1er
3luci : Srittcl SNaiorittlt i'll Sc1Ntc
ibr Gnrc iinncu u,rlB, nbcr cut nod
ncnl Gin icoer Scnutpr, Der lnd rcrMi
mil, cine Stunoe 3cit Iiir 'cinc SlH@
Iprohc sebobt bat Sicic Ab6Hccrlnz
gcu scr Senot:ltututcn lucroc!l lctt III
Sen Gul,tlllieu Der bciocn Nro6cn Nnrs
tcicr bc'prphcu, lrrbti lcond hHn1crs
:nertb lit, onb Bic Scnntrrcn S1
Splcttc llno G'rnnn uitt az Den Sc@
lprcctuuacu Scr Mcpub!ltoncr tbc'I~
ncbmcn. slllh sic Scnntoccn Sbcr@
mon bon Sllinuis mr. Sronec poN
@arplouo bobcn int rcpuoiitan'ldlcT
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-03-08
SeIcuraubiid,cS 9lllcrlei.

Scattlc, @uib., Z. Msdr5. S't
Iciucm biciigcn Seine ucr'tarb bentc
int glitter pun IS Sabrcn ncr Sralinent
Der 0)crman 9tc,uspapcr MiluetatIolt,
sluauit Wieblburn. Sic scnarnte hcnt=
ld,e s>crlaasecicilidaft aibt bic oeutld'e
,,Sdalthc@reTc", ScattlcS, hic"9Sa'h= :
iuatpu Staats= Scitnns", baS u%ults=
.blatt" lit Gperctt ump bic ,Scllirsham
Sau Hui" bcrans.
TbiIoNclpbiu, Z. Wur5. Sos
G;cbGurc eincrMattorouifabrit int bic
Iioeu Stulicncrpicrtcl, ltiirStc bclltc 6lls
iauu,cu lmp bcgrub 80 bis 40 Nn9e7
itcutc rcs SctricbcS lmicr |clncn
Sriin,mcrn. Tplisei lno NcucrlpcbI
urbcitcu ocmeinium on DEM Hcttlln9S
lucrfe, pbne su luiNeu, ipie uieIc Wtens
Ictcu pcrihiittct lpprNeu lulN. Gln'Nt
Ser Spier iino S'uelfeIlus nid,t mebl
om Scbcn,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-03-08
@iuolution 1T aus!
Neutrality-suspicious. (Manc iu Mmcrica)
her Ncgicrung:truppcu hlalen benz
Sluirubr Der 9ibcralcn al,f &nha
Scn Sd)lmi:mnridJ.

S,uuono. 7. Ior;. S,ier lullroc
Gcutc 9tohmittog bctnnut 9e9ebe11, DAB
ser CT GrGiiDent Sole WlSueI e'o=
mes 1no lcin aonser Stob lid) mad,
ciucu1 mcbrltiinnieeu @cied'tc, in Sen,
sic omcriton'iihcn NtoIdtincn9elrehre
Scr Negicrunastr.lppcu Dos Seitmotlp
ipicItcu, Iich Dem Sbcritcu GplloSo ppl1
Den @cgicrlln9atrllppen crscbcn hooe'l'
@leidl uoh Scr @ctant9obc oiclcs Sic
ocs uno ser @cfougcuobmc Nc* Slllz
rcr: Scr Ncpplulipu fou1 bon Mi9cbcr=
to Scrnonocs in Sortio9c Sc Cuba Dos
Slnecbpt, oub orh CT i'd init leincl1
slnhdn9crn cr9ebcu lrplltc, lucnn mon
ihncn sic %criid}crllns 9ebcn niirOc'
onS Sic slmnciticrcrtl0rl'na oes Eroz
lincutcn Mcnpcul mld ollf i'm slMrc'lz
nruu fiuocu lplIte.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-03-08
MuS oeu1 AuSlan6e.
Sic bcutiden It Suutc ietcn ibr Scr
nid)tungsucrt sur See rcrfplgrcld
fDrt.
Giuc hreitaaige OVERWHELMING ncr
bcutid)cu SandJbputc.

Serlin, braGtlus iibcr suDpille,
Z. WGr5. Sic piiist1ie ltebcrieczNad, :
ridjtcmagcntmr beridtct hente, oaf bic
bcmtjdcu 9aud)bppte, bic pu'1
1. bis 3. Nsar5 intl. 1T lire S,eimatbs=
bafcn suriitsefebrt iinb, nadJ ben anti
lid)cn 9lappurteu ibrcr &ummnnpauten
i,,sseiammt 100000 Sonmen fcinoll=
der uno neutralcr Sdtife NIT &rics:=
fputcrbunnc pcricnft Gabcn.
SSilluu mia Grics!
&ppenbagcu Z. War5. Sa*
gcrlimcr Sagcblatt briugt Dcl,tc etnen
langcn Slrtifcl iibcr bic lcttcn %ur=
aanac ut @aibiustun, io,uic iiber bic
jiinsiet @rtldrunscu rnS 9'cSen Ses
Ir1iicentcn SSiliDn uno id)ltcft NIT
beu SSprtcu: ,,Gs fam iett tein 3'uct=
fcl meIr nariibcr bcrrid)en, oaf SSilion
ben Grics gescu nns .uii''iwt unn NIT
aacu Wsittclu hurauibiu arbcttct."
S,pme Iulc Scbattc int cugliidcn
llutcrbaulc.
Spnbnn, Z. !NdrS. Sn Inter
houie bcs Yarlnn,cnts bc9unn bclltc
sic Se6ottc iibcr cine NcluluttpH pcS
irilrhen 9loipuoiitcn :. g. G'Gpnnor.
in Scr sic ipfprti9c Ginfiibrung Der
opmc Mnle iiir Srluno perla119t lp1rp.
gs ipuroc crirortct, poB Scr Ercnicr@
miniiter 2lppS George I'M llntcrhulpc
crid,ciueu ,mp Nus @prt SIT plclcr slnz
9clcgcnbcit crerciIcn miirSc.
Sic S'Gpnupr itc Nclollttlpn 1pre
ocrt, boB gnelano Sic Stcllun9 Der
slairten ooburtb iIdrteu iolltc. naB 1'e
uocb ncm proflauirtcn 9totionolitots=
priu;ipc ,ruo ser Torberlmg gleldcr
93cchtc aud, fir sic ticincu 9'otpncl1'
i'm Gjcoculutc su ocn Nclltlhcu Trinz
,ipicn Scr W(ilitGrbcrritaft lmo Der
Rcoicruueeu phuc Si(Ii9lmg Der SIC
oicrteu", npr Slllcm Ncm %nlfc ST
lambs sic bicicm 10 lun9c rcrlprpdcncn
irciheitlid)cu Ginrihtlln9cn 9clruhren
lplltc.
Scnimetc Numc Mnlc fir Srlauo
nugchutcn.
0punpu, Z. MGrS. Scr Eremlc'
alppn Ncurgc ertlGrte bentc Nad,m'f'
Itaa int ltntcrbauic ScS &arlaments
pah sic Mcaicruna bercit lei, SrlanS
init y(usuolmc pun llliter" ntcSelblt'
pcrwaltuns SIT ac,uaGrcn. Stcic Grtla
rnug hcs Yrcmicrs mnroe npn ben 'rt
jd,cu s,otiuualilcn nit eiiiacmSd,uet
gen aufgcnu,nmcn.
'Mmcrifauiihc slcrstc ict,en ibr &er
IN Scutid,lano iprt.
9 rlin, iibcr SpnSpn, I. Mars
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-03-08

9olltu5 9c9cn cinc 9!06nOerung Ser
Sc6ottcitotUtcn 9citinlrnt
Ginige gon5 ro6intc 9tn60n9cr gSii>
Ions icfmicoen lfon %I6nc, ME Ser
ScnotOr Stpnc gc5Iuungcu meroen
tOnntc, o(s Stroie fit icinc I1cilnobz
me OIL Set SbItrltftioL nl5 @orIiBcu@
Ser bc3 &rnitec5 fjjr ou5lpG;ti9c 2lnz
9clcgenlciten 3ll rcli9llirel1.
Girc ncuc &crpronuug pes Ccncrnl-
puItn1ciiters, bic ncls. Ir0IiDsntelt
neue 9ied,tc crtbcIlf.
9S q f tltgtun, 7. Wt1r5. G;rpEc
IuTrcgnltg pcrnrIndltc hcntc tn Sc
nate cine Sefanutgnbe nc* 0'cncrnlz
ppitmeiiter*Surleipn, Inf uurt .Npril
ub alc &nrnipatcn fiir Stcnurncn al5
Eoltmclltcr eritcr, 6rucitcr l,nD brittle:
&laIc Eriuugcu SIT Gcltcbcn bnhcu
mcrpcn. Scn Seunte Irllcu tctne Gur=
id)ldsc fir EuItmeIitcrerncnnunser
unchr mic bisbcr 5uaeitelt ,uerpcu,
ipnocru scr GrEiocnt ,utrn plc 2lu5=
>uabl Scr neucn Eoltn,ciiter iel6it onf
8ruuo bcs slusfalleS DER Griif,tnac1
bcr GanniDatcn trcffen.
Sm &apItul bate sic %crfiigltng
hcs Observation-Disclosures cine &irtllug
,uic eilt SdJlng lit cin $Scspcnl1elt. Sic
neuc geitimmung fanp augcmciu cimc
iebr abf1!itee &rittf nno uurne al3 eilt
pulitiif)er Sdjad,sua Der Yominiitratt=
pn gebranpnurft, um itd) DIE i!nterltil=
t,ung bcibcr Yartcicn SIT iidcrl1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-03-08

lid, folnu por Ncm slulougcn IN Gtcl1.
pbpu sum &ompic ltcllcn ipilrocr. Sc'
biclcr Stoot nurncu bic Sritcn lchon
ciumol I'M Sabre 1915 bon Den Sllrz
fen ocIdlaecn uno und 8ltt=Glzslmora
sl,riidoclpprfcn. III bcm llch ranl Der
o,cncrol Sopn scnp nit 5000 Wtollll
cracbcn muBtc.)
siirfcn ocbcn cinc caDptildjc ste''nna
nuf.
9pubnn, Z. M1rS. Gin omtl1hcr
Sloppprt aus Ggpptcn bcr'htct, Dab
sic Siirfcn cinc Itorf bcfcltiatc Stc!z
h,no bci sbcitb 9irron. lpcltl'cb bon
SbilIob an, Sill, III Sbcr G9ppte'''
acriiumt gobcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-03-08
Sic %plfsnbltiiumung ilbcr paa Eru;
hibittun: 9lmcltncmcut.
GuslanS Itcllt ruiiiihc Snpcn 5'uansS
uciIc III iciu Seer clu.

@crliu. iibcr SoppiQc, 7. aNdr5.
CllebcrIcc : !iotGricttenn9cntllr.) Sic
jiioilHc 3eitlu9 rSooDlcbc SSottcr"
mcloct, nub rulincbc SuNcn, Die lett
iiiuI Subrcn III GngIonD lcben, lcet 0c@
apllnocn lucrocn. in Die cn0liIhc Slr@
nee cinSutrctcll, ltno nah orcmondts
lidlcr GicuIt5cit uatlralNirt pcrScn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-03-08
MuB BET &unbe8b
&ilIon uno nemufratiid)c Senntorcn
beipred,cu bic neHeu Scbatte=
Statutcn fiir Den Seltnt.

gS q y in9 OF, 7. Wdr5 9Sr6z
Iioent 9Silon hattc Geu1c lhou 5ll
friihcr &prn,ittag5itllnpe I'M @ciBctl
Soanlc eiuc &onfcrcnS nit Ben Scnoz
tprcu Slucl1, Ncco, &al'h S!punloN,
Son1e5 lmo Sootc SmitG - ocnl Go>
lnitcc, ona pom Ncnlpfrntiid1cu &alltu:,
geitern crnannr nllroc lluo crGr@
tcrtc nit ihncn Bic uorgcld:lugcNc
9tlncnoirlng ser Scllot5rcgcln lucld1c
Dos ul,bcidlrGllttc Gtbutttrlln95rcht
I'M Scnut nlfhcben ltno fiinfti9 cine
Ioldlc Tlibllllcrci, lpic tic gum Slrdz
foucu Scr vSclrufinctcu 9icutrnIi@
t0t5" Siu fiihrtc, pcrbiuocrn ipU.
Sic Nepublifoncr bc5 Scuut5 hlcl@
ten cbc1fou5 eillcu Gnl1tl. III oieIer
Sadie nb; u1o Die 9lu:licbtcn ouf
Surdbril19lln9 ciner vaEoultor6"z
&orlo9c loQcn ncIcroin9s gi!NItl9cr
9elrorNcn ielH.
Sic Sriegsbckcr iud)cu sen GrGiibcn=
teu su bcetni!nlen.
E a bins ton, !. Wt0r6. S,ler
iprroc bclltc berihtct, OaB elniac hohc
Hcoicrllnssbcun1tc unr cinfluBrclHc
Eolififcr id) nnd) Dem gSciBen Soul1c
bcsebcu ltno DEM Nrali0enten zen
y uhriuscnbcn Hntb" gcgcbcu buben, id
nidt an oas @clct npnt Sabre 1910
5l fiinn1erl1, lonocrn Bic onerifnni5
Ic1en &,onoelslhiiic oud obnc cil1cn
@cIhluB oc:' Aon9rcNc3 oll5 ct9cncr
Mud)tpplltonluenhcit icfort nrnlircH
6ll IuNcn.
Soicr erlpnrtet nau jest nit ol!cr
9citinn1tbeit, onB Der ErGiiocnt id'pl
in Den n1d1Itcu Su0cn ucllc Sdr'tts
iubc5ug oui Sic Sbrehr oc3 lubcz
ldrGnttcu Ncutiteu Salld)bpottricgt'
thun rcroc. Gs lullrocu bier hcute
1d,uu ale n,GgIid}cn llnO l1n,0gIid1ell
Glduc Oc3 &riiiocnteyl 9criihtueFe
Ielbit in Sen bDd)ltcu Hcgierung5trcllcl
helprudcn. Giucr Nerielbeu bcin9t, onb
ser Yr0liOcnt ollc otncritnnlId'ell
Shiifc sur iibcricciitheu Tobrt lultcr
9unoe:fpntrpllc ltclcu luo lie Num!
in flcincrcn @eihraNeru olrh on,cri :
tonilctc GrieA3Id)iffc csturtircn Innc!l
mill.
Ser GrGiiNcnt crtl1rtc 'Icutc nit
eiuc,n Sllfrieorneu SodellL oab Die
stusiichten, in, Scnatc Gin slbton,nlcI!
5ur slb1nnerllng Scr ScbatteltotllteH
su crlangeu, iirt icbr piclperiprchcno
ocnnlten. Solltc ser Scnut lid1 llhec
Sic pom Gr1lincnten 9c;uilnld'te Nbz
Gnocrlng ser Sisfutirlln9sppr'd3rifte'1
ciuiocu fDnncr, 10 niirftc ollcroino3 DC
Gtubcrllilul9 Ncs 2ougre'lcs Su elmer
Grtrotosuug nod frilbcr, ais jest cr@
lportet lrirn, cripl9cn.
Scmcrtiprcd1cuo crtldrtc oud) Der
Dcn,otratildc Siibrer I'M Ncpro'entoNs
tcuhnulc 2itd1il, Scr hclttc, bcrur er
uoc, S,uuic reiitc, cine liinHcrc ScIrrcz
dung nit ocn Gr1iioenteu hattie, ooG
sic @inbcrufllug Ne5 0on0rcne' "'pNs
tcltci1:" bis Mtittc nc3 IEpuut5 SFui 81
crlrurtc1 luirc.
Sic ncnc ,,NGaulturb" %prlagc flIr
beu Scllnt.
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-03-08

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