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Arizona republican., 1917-06-09

(Continued from Page One) corps in directing the shooting is be- yond all praise. German officers said they felt absolutely helpless when airplanes came overhead and the Bri- tish batteries began to fire under their observation and direction.
 On all sides was heard great praise of the Irish troops which participated in the victorious sweep over the very center of the Messines bridge and to the farthest objective line beyond. Men from the south of Ireland fought alongside organizations from Ulster There was considerable rivalry among the Irish forces as to which would make the better showing. When the fighting came. however, there was nothing to choose between them.
 The Irishmen swept forward ir- resistibly, and everywhere the Ger man lines fell away. broken by their assaults. They fought gaIlantlv and impetuouslv and the only difficulty experienced was in holding them back to the fixed schedule. On the position map at one of the British head quarters offices, the sonth Irishmen are represented by green flags and the Ulstermen by orange. They fly side by side.
 
 ridge and the salient surrounding it seemed to have been utterly demoral- ized by the force of the British attack. They attempted three counter attacks late yesterday. but there was no power in any of them. The heaviest was ab solutely broken up by the British ar tillery barrage before reaching the in fantry lines. The two other counter attacks were attempted by diSorgan- iZed German infantry without artillery preparation or any support whatever. Very heavy losses were inflicted on the Germans in consequence. Few who went into these attacks came out un- Scathed.
 For absolute precision of action and completeness of success, yesterdays battle of Messines ridge always will stand out boldly in the history of the world war. All that it was hoped to accomplish had been arranged like a were told they were expected to reach certain definite objectives at certain times and to hold on. This they did.
 The whole machinery of this big un- dertaking worked so smoothly that there is little left to tell of it. All the ground gained has been held after a quiet night during which the British soldiers dug themselves in fartheA On the last line they were told to take. This is known as the Oosttaverne line, which runs directly north and south just to the east of the little Belgian village of that name. The sO-called | WytSchaete salient which followed the Messines ridge and projected into the i British lines has been wiped out. This also eliminates the southern prrt of the l Ypres salient which the British have l held so doggedly and so long notwith- | standing the fact that their position in i this sharp angle was constantly raked | by German fire from three sides.
Arizona republican., 1917-06-09
GIRLS OFF TO WAR
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 PETROGRAD, June 8, (via London, 9:22 D. m. 1.-Two hundred girl students of the Petrograd Technical Institute have entered their names on the rolls of a female regiment which is being raised by Lieutenant Butchkareff. The aim is immediately to start to the front and to fight in all respects under the same conditions as men.
 Scores of girls and women. anxious to fight, appeared today at the offices of the League of Equal right sfor women. which has expressed its approval of Lieutenant Butchkareffs plan.
Arizona republican., 1917-06-09
UNIVERSITIES
 MEET ON FIELD
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CHICAGO, June S.-Qualifying heats in the 440 yard run and preliminary trials in the discus and javelin throws today slightly reduced the large fields entered in those events of the western intercollegiate athletic conference track and field championships, which will be decided on Stagg field here tomorrow.
 Chicago and Illinois ruled the favor ties tonight to win the meet Aside from the rivalry between the big nine teams interest centered in the appear ance of Robert Simpson, worlds champion hurdler, who was expected to place the University of Missouri well up in the scoring.
 Eighteen universities and colleges have entered teams in the meet.
Arizona republican., 1917-06-09

for the convenience of the Americans and soon the officers and men were scattered over the city on business and sightseeing.
 While the Americans are keenly in- terested in their new surroundings, they are giving themselves to the busi- ness of war. There was no atmos- phere of an excursion jaunt about the trip of the American contingent. The officers in the contingent came from various stations in the United States and the business of staff or ganization, with its various branches, was only begun after they met on ship board. The days on the ship were given to staff work and studying the French language.
Arizona republican., 1917-06-09
TAX BILL VERY
 FAR FROM DUNE
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WASHINGTON, June S.-Discussion of rates on sugar and the publishers taxes to go into the war tax bill occu- pied the senate finance committee all Of today without a decision on either.
 A tax upon publishers profits as a substitute for postage increase or an advertising levy was new proposal under consideration.
 It is believed the bill cannot be com pleted before the middle of next week.
Arizona republican., 1917-06-09
Berlin Admits Reverse

BERLIN, June s, (Via London) )-The war office tonight issued the following communication
 The English today were unable to continue the battle in Flanders with the forces which they employed tor the at tack yesterday. A local advance to the east of Messines was repulsed.
Arizona republican., 1917-06-09
BEATS OUT RAIN
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ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, June S.-Miss Ruth Law, who is flying over the Mis- souri valley dropping liberty bond bombs" today outdistanced a rainstorm for 120 miles from Adams, Neb., to St. Joseph
 Miss Law will encircle St. Joseph to- morrow morning then leave for Kansas City, from where she will go to Ok lahoma.
Arizona republican., 1917-06-09
DURACC SENTENCED
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LOS ANGELES, Cal, June S.-Daniel s. Duracq, formerly chauffeur for Venustiano Carranza, president of Mex icO, was sentenced today to serve ten years in San Quentin penitentiary for killing his father in-law, Willard Par dee, January l. last. at Bell Station, near here.
Arizona republican., 1917-06-09

smartiy away ond the Americans re- turned to the ship.
 Later General Pershing received the newspaper men and in response to de- mands for a statement said:
 ''The trip has been delightful. par ticularly the latter stages, when we were escorted through the danger zone by our own destroyers. Speaking for myself and my staff, we are glad to be the standard bearers of America in this great war for civilization. The oppor- tunity of landing at British port and
Arizona republican., 1917-06-09
North Carolina, 2Oo,o32

RALEIGH, N. C., June Ex-Governor Pickett tonight announced North Carolina's total registration at 200,032. Indicated possible exemptions, 3,614. States estimated eligibles, 194,066.
Arizona republican., 1917-06-09
BABY NOT LOCATED

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Arizona republican., 1917-06-09
Mississippi Total 13e,478

JACKSON, Miss, June Ex-Governor Bilbo tonight reported Mississippis registration as 139,47S. Indicated pos sible exemptions, 96,734. States esti mated eligibles, 117,066.
Arizona republican., 1917-06-09
Maryland Has 120.458

ANNAPOLIS, Md, June s. The governor of Maryland reports the states total registration as 120, ,458. In- dicated possible exemptions. 66.5SO; es- timated eligibles, 126,200.
Arizona republican., 1917-06-09
West Nfrninia. 127.41o

CHARLESTON, W. Va, June - Governor Cornwell reported West Vir- ginia:j registration as 127,41 tonight. Indicated possible exemptions, l2,0S3; estimated eligibles 139 277
Arizona republican., 1917-06-09
TOO LATE TO CLASIEY

FOR RENT-15 acres. all alfalfa; splendid cottage family orchard. Pur- chase small number cows. Getsinger x TollesOn. 16 East Adams bb
 FOR SALE-Bicycle repair shop. Stock tools and fixtures; invoice about 'S400.00. New bicycles about s200.O0. s500.00 gets it. Act quick. A. E. Rich ards, Mesa, Ariz. Dg
Arizona republican., 1917-06-09

Mary Nash, well known to all theatre-goers, displays more than the average aptitude for picking out the best of the seasons styles. She takes great pride in this striped Yosan silk sport suit that has all the simplicity necessary to sport cloth in.,,
Arizona republican., 1917-06-09

ernor of Georgia reports the states total registration at 231,41S Indicated possible exemptions, 157, ,497. Esti mated eligibles, 74,S93.
Arizona republican., 1917-06-09
FLAG OF FIRST OF U.S ARMY PLACED
 ON ENGLISH SOIL

ocontinned from Page Ore,
Arizona republican., 1917-06-09
REGISTRATION IS
 BEHIND ESTIMATE
 WASHINGTON MADE

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Arizona republican., 1917-06-09
ENGLISH FORM TO ADVANCE'IN FACE
 NERVOUS ENEMY

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Evening star., 1917-11-11

WoaoAaD llerod0 Fleece
- UA3oa Suits, high. low
ana Dutch necks with long
and short sleeves, full
ankle length. Extra sizes,
i Sihsss regular $50
0l1e0 ss.ss.sss...
W000asb Merode Fine
Whlto ldsxA1o Vests. high
aud Dutch neck: pants
ankle and knee lengths;
szt1e sisss. $i.sb; 81
regular sl1ss. ........ "
Yslas, Rsyal-st1sst Flosr
Evening star., 1917-11-11

w0men's D1erode Union
Suits Of good weight cot
ton. in high, low and
Dutch necks; ankle and
knee lengths. Ex I r a
Sizes. $3.50: regu- 80
lar sizes. es..............TS
Childfen's Merode Half
wool Union Suits, long
sleeves. ankle length. Sizes
3 to IL years, 91.25. Also
Cotton and Fleece-lined
Union Suits, . to II years.
q. s..,!' Sizes ~ u 70 10 $1.25
Evening star., 1917-11-11

Xmas Ribbon;
None too soon to choose Z
and make them up into accept
Xmas gifts. See the samples
of Knitting and Street 3
Boudoir Caps, Sachets, Gas|
Camisoles, etc. All made oil
bons-told of below-sugges|
Xmas presents that you can n
s. Ribbons at $I.So |
o-ineh-wide Gros-grain Ribt
both sides alike. so that bags q
made without lining them. Bess
shades of purple, Copenhagen,
old rose, gold, etc. Black
Tomorrow at $lss yard. .
$l.So Ribbons at $I.6S
8 and 9 Inch Wide Persian Rib
rich colorings and extra heavy
Used on dresses. hats. and for
etc. Tomorrow at $l.6s yard.
$1.OO Ribbons at $50
SH-ineh-wide Persian, Roman s
and Polka Dot Ribbons, in wd
combinations of eolors. Tomoese
sc yard.
Palais Royal-Streety u
Evening star., 1917-11-11
Silk Petticoats, Special, $3.oS

Unusually good at the price-thess soft
finish Chiffon faHeta Petticoats; some with
silk jersey tops many styles OF aounees; seal.
Ioped and ruhied. Special value, $3SS.
Bloomers OF soft batiste. with vanity pocket:
elastic at waist and kness. Special vsIae. 6ee.
Palaia Reys-Thi1A X1esR.
Evening star., 1917-11-11
$1.z5 Silk Camisoles, $1.OO

Wonderful assortment Of Silk Camisoles
or Bodies, of wash satin or crepe de chine;
some with ribbon straps, others with small
lace sleeves. Only $1.0o.
Davslsys CAsuiss. Of all-silk crepe do chine:
pink and white: tailored or lace trimmed Special,
oa5U, Paiais R0yn-Thlrd Floor.
Evening star., 1917-11-11

Mer0de Corset Covers,
dne ribbed. good weight.
10 n g 3 4 . eve. Extra
sizes. 65c; regular 7Se
Sizes ....... S~S
ChilArenas MeroAe Me.
rino Vests, high neck. long
sleeve; ankle length pants.
IA to 16 years, $50; 7Se
3 to 12 years. ...... S~
ChilArea's lGsrodo Fleec.
ed Lined Vests, long sleeve,
ankle length pants. ~ to
16 years, 6ec; 2 to 6ne
~ years. ro.........s.. wv
Evening star., 1917-11-11
69c Sunfast Drapery
Material

In colors of rose, gold,
brown, blue, red or two shades
of green. Plain or figured
center with double A0~
border. Special, yard ~
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-03-07
Sclcarnphiidtes gillcrlei.

9Scpria, ST.. 6. Stdr5. @lllinnt
gcdcr. Scr SpGn bcs reidcn Sarnlcr5
ssuhn g. 9cder ST., ser I'M Se5cmber
y. s. in iciuem Saltie bel WtaIon City
ueblt leincr Srull crmrroct oltfgefnlla
Den iuuroc, lit beute unter clucm allT
0auro i'm erIteu GSraoe lautcnDcnSdFta
befchlc arcttrt ltno nod) bcm Gourtiz
@cidnenilie inSefirt trnn5portirt inors
beu. Ser &crbaftcte fpnntc nlIr rlit
9Giihe onuor belpabrt lucrocn, bon etner
Gplfsmen9e 9elpndt 6ll iuerocn.
9tclp Yprf, 6. Nldr6. Die Snnz
beg @runDiurp. lpeidc Die llr|ad)et
Ser Sbeuerung ,lnlcrcr gtobrungsz mo
Scuer,lugsmittel ltrterIllhcn loli, bat
beutc slpei slnfla9en erboben. III h.nelr
los &urporutiouen uno 55 Gin5clpcrs
Ipncn Der 2cbensn,ittelbraltd)c mo
10 aprpprutipncu uno 16 Gin5elpers
ipnen I'M 8pbrenseIbdft ols s(uges!aas
te 9enount 'ipcrben.
Smab q. sicb., 6. @sdr5. 5ier linO
Ioeben 9lad)rihten eingelaifcrl. baS
Elm Id1ipcrer 8lis6uro hcute abeno Die
norbpeltliben, ipetliden lmo mittles
rem Shcilc 9iebrasfus 1etn1geIllht lats
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-03-07
M1tu,t9!!!.
3ur Barlluug aatr
8ritffdreibfr mad
9cutldlano.
Gnsianber iieicrn jctt ab9efanz
gene bcntihc yricfe nad)
@aibingtpm ab.
Gin pollsiiltigcr 8eiucis bier
fir.

Wsinitc applis, 6. MGr5
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lenstc 5fiisiere bes Gritcn Sn=
fanteriercsimcnts bcr Wstnneip-
taer Rntirnalsarbc (9as gir=
ai,ment parabirtc am @'onfag
bnrd, bic strateu 9apetports.
Mum. +. Rcb.) bcrtdJtcn, bats
Der splbnt 9aul 8. Sduricn=
bcra aus ct. Yanl ppn cincnt
Sriegs9erid)t 81 flint Sabrc't
Ncfangnikbaft lit 5ort 2capeu=
,uDrtf, pernrtbcilt iuDrbcn ut.
Scr j,lnge Wsanu battc ppr la,t=
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9eutihlaab eincn8ricf geidtie=
bcn, IN bem CT bieien mittbcil=
tc, bai; 5ebn @tiaiOncn 9emtlac
1T unfcrcnt 2enhc scgen bic
amcrifaniidc &esicrnns 6ront
mad,en tpiirben, ,,uelt,t hiefe cil1elt
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,uiirbe. 9icics Sdreiben ,paroc
pun beit britildlcn 8eb6rbcn nb=
scfangcn ,,nb iofort nad) &aib=
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lartc geitrafung hcs lcidJtfcrtt=
gcn 8crfaiIcrs res 8ricfes er=
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-03-07

|ben YrdIibenten Der Nepublif untere
breitet, ipel6er lie beriparf nnb err
< tlartc. bab bas 9iedt, einc oerartige
gntidcibung at treffen, inn allein 5us
litebe. 9arauf reihte Sremiermintlter
Suan Gbi Sut iofort feline 8eiignae
tion Elm unb retite, bon mebreren 9us
binettsn,itglieoern beglcitet, na9 bent
Siben.
Dlan ertpartct. bab oas 9an5e aas
binett reiigriren tpiro.
9as Earlament itebt praftild) ges
f9loilen binter bem Gabinett. Sic
Sii6rer aIler politiiden Yarteien perz
rrtbeilen Sic Saltuns Des Yrdiibenteu.
Ser Yi8eprdiioent Der 8epubIit itebt
| Iauf Ser Seitc Des &ubinetts.
Sic 3ufanft 8elsicns.
81 n, irc + a n1' iibcr 2onbon, 6.
@dr5. 9os Serliner u5ageblatt" 1agt
lit elmer bier eingetrpffenen glllmmer,
bie 3ibiloeripaltllng 8elgiens iperoe
setbeilt iuerben, bic fir Slnmlanb nit
griilie( l,no Die fir bic 8allonen NIT
Nonur als Sib. Sic politilte abtbeiz
lung unb 9ilfs abtbeiluns bIeiben
|gemeiniant. sln bie Gteuc Der ameriz
faniiden Nhtglieoer ser 6ilfsoftion
| iinb bereits Die 9oQanber getreten.
Sic u&6lnilde golt55citltng", bie
5ugibt, ein3elnc ser BON 9euti6lanb
in gllabz2otbringcn genabten Sebz
Ter leien leibcr in 8elgien tpiebcrbolt
tporbeu, beba,lptet. ieoer perniinfti9e
Menib in 8elgien iebc Gin, bab Dos
neue 8elaien idlieBlid bon 9eutid]z
lanb abbanais lein lucroe. Sic Sclfs=
5eitllng ltlicbt aus Sen @orten bes
9an5lcrs. paB Seuti6lanb gelgien
nod bent aricsc in Ser 9anb bebal=
ten ipollc, nidt MIR militdrild) unb}
|ipirtbldnfttid, lonbcrn 5u einem ge=
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|criten 8eoe iiber Sic ariegsSiele ge=
|ia9t, unter ipirfliben Garantieen.
aud cine 1uloc bcs Saudbopt=
fricges.
.Scrl in, iiber Snppille, 6. Mdrs.
(ltcberice gia9ridtenaeentur,) Mie
aus @otbcnbltrg berihtet lptrb. liegcn
eine 9rpBe an5abl idncDiider @diife.
tpeIde 5tpilden gnglnnb llnb Sdlpeben
perfebrten, feit, ipcd Bic Sabr5euge
feline @cntannungen erbnlten f0nnen.
Sic MatrDicu tpeisern iib i'll An=
-bctrudt Der Sa,,dbootsefubr, az fal=
rem. Gin S9ifiseigcntbiiner iebte cine
Yrdntie BON 1000 arpnen fir jeoen
ein5elnen M3atroIen aus l,nb trosbeln
gelong re: tim 1,ibt, eincn cin5igen
Wann an5ubeucrn.
9Sic bic Gnslanber betelt, iuiiblen unb
ncrlcnmbcn!
Con Don, 6. Mdr5. Son pfft5iDler |
Scitc ipirS bier bebauptet. bab bie
Neeierung in 8albinaton crit cincn
gang gerinsen Sbeil Der beutlhen
@eridtp0rllngen entbiiut babe, Die SIT
ibrer Aenntnib gelonet ieien.
gs iuirb bebal1ptet. oab innerbalb
BON 5ipei 8pden cine .oeutidbc Sbre=
cfcnsberrihait" i'll Nn,erifa begirr1en
iperoc. gSenn bielelbe perbiitet tucrbcn
tonne. 10 ipetoe pas neben Ser Badz |
ianfcit Der amcrifaiilden 8eb0rben
bauptldhlids Ser Witbllfe gnglarbs
Bel Ser sluipcdll1g bcr &erIGtuorun=
gen 81 perhunten lcin.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-03-07

acrlfcn bdttc. Gort irllrbe Der Glan
aud) iiberaG san5 ridtig alligefabt -
als cine in biclcm Stahiltm Deg aricS
ges bnrdaus bcrc1tigte Sefeniibn1aBz
regel 9elltldlanDs gegsniiber ciner1
,nntbmaBliGen ,lelen @egner.
9ci6stugsfpmitee blIist 3immerma'tns
GIane. - st Serniturif bcr
shnlbiae?
8crIin, brabtloS uber SaDuillc.
6. 5Wsdrs. 9as Ynhgct &untttce oes
Mcidstases bat bcute nadb ettter feds
stumben lanscn Ggcf,ttipfitnitg rit
ftimn,ia bent Staatsietrctiir Simmer
mann cin @crtrauei,snutum tnbesng
auf icinc Gldnc ;n eiGcnt bentfdb =me=
rifaniid,en @iinbmiiic fir ben Sail
etnes Gricecs nit ben Scr. Staate1t
crtleilt.
9as Spmitcc gab ic;icrt Sebaner';
iibcr has 8cfaunt,ucrben Der Sspte
Amshrmd mnb erflartc, haE bic Nrt nnD
gYcije, ,uic Sas Sdriftitiid ben smeti=
|fancrn bcfunmt ,umrbc, crit mad ocr
Scimfcbr ncs Nrafcn gcrnitorff fclt=
acItellt ,ucrbcn taltn.
Gnaliidcr scniatiunspru5eE.
Sonb . n, 6. @ldrs. Sm Slo 8aiz
lep @cridtsbpfc bat 9e,ltc Der &roseb
acaen sic SSrou glicc 3beeloon. De-
rem GDd,ter slnn @9eelbpn llnb Srall
slfrfcD NeaIpn, iolpic fen Gatten Der
9csteren bcgonnen, sic angeflagt lino.
eiu Spmplptt sur Grn,proung Der Vt1@
niltcr 9upio Slopp George nno slrtbur
Senbcrlon eeldmichet olt babcu.
sennt ben 9rafnentcn eil,cn tuelt=
frcmocn Sbcoretifcr.
8crItn, brubtlos iiber Sappille.
6. Widrs. (llcbcricc 9sodribtcnd9en@
ttr.) @dbrcno scr 9cltrigcn Suosct@
Gebotte im gcidstagc belprad] Der
notipuallibcrale slb9eorhnete 81. 8u@
ltap Strelcmann sic 9elpanntenN Sez
sicbungcn stpilhcn Scntiblano nnD
Sen Ser. Staatcn lluO iagte babel:
Ser Srrd, lpiro bon 9iicmareen
ipiIlfommcn gcbeibeu, nod) nit Se5'ls
|auf sic Scr. Stuatcn iparcn Die rnbez
arenatcn NtDglihfeiten ibrer s'eutral1s
tat ofieubar seluproen. SD borte ipab@
renb meiues auicntbaltes lit smertfd
,ipei aampogncrepcn bes ErdliScnten
ysillun. gr lit Gin weltfrentSer Sbco&
retifer. CT bcld,allt bic sSelt, tpie ctlt
gbemifcr leinen Storler. er tcnnt
europa nidt ltno pabnt lid) Ood'
fabie, belcu eebrcr 5ll Iein."
Serr Salsmann. Nit9licS Der
Wpltspartei, crtldrte, Sab Die eole'1
Srabitipucn slmcrifas as,cs btclcm Sanoe
pcrbieteu luntcn, Ser elite 8eener
eiucs sanpes SIT lpcrben, bas lid ldon
sesen sebn1eincc 5n pertheioisen babe.
Ser $raiibent Ghinas id5eint meAer
ani casliides G,plo md, ant iapa=
niidbc 9rpbnugcn 5n reag're's.
Selma, 6. 0ears. 9as &abi',ett
foBte beutc pcn Sei9lab. bab Gbina
lid, Sen Scr. Stnnten oniblieBen llno
Sic @csicbunaen SIT GeutidlonS abbre@
d,cn jplle. Sic gnti6eibung ipllrse
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-03-07
@rtratagung bea &ongreles nnpermeioli6.
Gut tntormtrte SRe8erun9s eruarten Die Gns
berutun8 IN, aRonat Nai ooer Nntangs Suni.
b Der yTasrante @emaatt" 9eutidlanos oorber einri
gcbablnns ub 6nberuns 8batnantcm int Snnbt5enac
idenen su Ginianns fHbrem 81 t6nncn.

0errcide sntpnpt gsoibngtpn cicn gucn G1brud
Srosbm oc unO 8eAierung feline aon5elonn na]t Noc
ldB Sbre su peitn @erbarolungen ocn nu 9laubt
bier 3en nn Srl Geu6lanos ouf Sic Soppmpnarc
bcrolslen 5u onncn I6er hcu geb0ren Sic Nugn @rl
leneder unicrer probriten ptden Wdcndqcr M6dn
9eui6u1b ben 91nb9enoHen o6pentig moden SSo0
lie id6 in Singer ldneiben burften
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-03-07

| 2age eintrctcu lollte, fo6 lhpn hc5I
ipc9en 5ll elmer 6clpnoeren Sisun83z
periubc cin6crllfcn tpcrocn miiBte, NM
ali bie linn bon Icinem Gprg1nacr binz
terlaIIenen lnerleoi9tcn ipihtigcu gez
lebesuorlugen 5u erlcbigcn. Scamtc
Gus Ser n0dltcn llngebung bes Sra
libentcu iollen lidj babiu alI5geiprodesr
baben, bub ser &ongrc6 inter allen
l1mitdnben 5u gnbe be5 0Ipuats SFat
uoer 5lt Nnfong be5 Mnnats Sunni cinz
berufen iperbeu lpiiroe. Splltc lid ocr
Senot ieoodj gcgen olles Grnartc1t
ld}on bnlo iiber cine a6GuOcr1It9 leiner
Gcbotteitotlteu einigen fDn1er1, 10
biirfte Sic gin6crllfltug oe5 apn9rcle5
nod biel frit5er 5lt erluortcn icln.
9ic Diterrcidiide 9lutiuurtnutc iibcr
bcn Samfbputfrieg.
gSaIbingtpn. n. G. WGr3. Sic
s(ntportnote ser f. uun t. Negicrllng
Fat bier inn aa9enteiucn feincn ictlcd)z
ten ginorllcf bcrborgerufetL trosoenu
lie berlanst, bab fiir sic inoipioltelle
&eripornuug bon Sd)iifcn in Den @ez
fa6r5pneu Bic allgen1eil1c SeriparIrng
aller 2dnbcr bor sen 8lofaoe5onett
treten ioute. Gos biplpnati1deSdlrift4
Itiicf lit iebr bDilid) obgefabt llno ldBt
gan5 ertldiebel1 cine sbiirc fiir tpettc7
re &erbanbllngen pffen, trobpcn lle
bem @ortlultc nad ollT Ser nrlprilngz
liden Grfldsstas Dos MISREPRESENTATION
gau6bcptfrieges bebartt. Sic gfote.
bat bier Sen ginorllf herpogerrIen.
aIs pb SeutIdldro einen Srucf auf Die
9pppelnpnarGie alt5iibc, feinenSdrltt
5uriif5u9cben, abcr ols ob DieIe5 2ano
mir lcbr ltngern cincn slbbru6 oer Sez
5iebrngcn 5u ben Ser. Staoten icbcu
ipiiroe.
Mltes @cict; mad,t S(nertii nrmirteu
Soauhelsid)iffcs anf It Suut SIT
cncm Gift Der Etratcric.
gSolbingtult II, 6. W|dr5. Glt
in, Sabre 1919 erlollencs @eicb til
cs, ouf lueltbes Yrdliocnt SSilIon lit
ieiner geltri9cn grtlaruns betrcTfs &c:
8eidrdl1fune leincr sviadtppllfom4
1renbciten binluciit. Sos @eIeb be-
itinmt, oab eir1 orn,irtcr omerifonl7
iher aauffabrer leinc Geid)ilte nldt
eegcn eiu 0ffcntli6cs Sd)iif ciner gfnz
tipn scbrollden biirfe, nit ser Die Ser
ctnigten Stnoten I'M Srtcpcn leben.
9eutldlonp unn Sic &ercinigtcn Staoz
ten lebeu in sSricoen. Gin oclltlhes
Soltdbopt lit Gin Dffentlides SdtIE
9euti idlonbs.
slui eiu Salldboot 5ll fcuert1, lelbNt
in &crt6eibiglng, ipdre lpnlit eln sltr
Scr Tirotcrie lno Bic 9un6c @hnnz
lduft pcs amerifonilAcn amlITobrcr5
ir1re Sen 9eieslidcn Splgcn lolhel1
Gprgcbe,,s 1tntcripprfcn, sic NIT SpS
gteidbepeutcnh linb. Sic %erclligtelr
Stoaten lpdreu, 9craoc tnIpl9c olclea
8eiebes, ollber Stauoc, 9egcn plcSollA
siebllno elmer iolten Strdfc fir Die
erlpdbnte S,anoluug blr9 Settihlato
Erutclt 5u crbeben.
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Scr ira,;Diilde Ycridt.

9suris. 6. NidrS. 9us frpn5Dlilhe
ariessamt sab bcutc befannt. baB bic
aanpie in Ser llr,,sebung ocs Ganrie.
eres G,eb6l5es llno buu Soualln,nnt
an scr @crbu, Srpnt auf in Der
peraungcnen 9iaht aneebaucrt haben:
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9fnti0c ,gtridw0rer" III alltu aouleareu.
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n,mIautia fur Die ett1lafcnoe artt8sbDtettc otenen
sosar eiu aeudr Guian in 0luoitn io seplant moroen
nodcm @ctc prppJc5c nns fir bic nadc
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