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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-15
80 Years Old, Bathed
lnterna||yfor 20 Years
Mrs. ID. o. Newcomb writes Dr. Chas A.
Tyrrell OF New York as follows;

Mrs, d. O. Newcomb writes DR.. Chas A..
Tyrrell of New York as follows;
my next birthday is july 1sth-so years
old. Have used Tyrrell's y. b. L. Cascade
for more than 20 years, Best and only
remedy that brings relief without the use
OF drugs. My experience proved that II
always relieves, No danger from 1t, NV all.
ments were principally Uric Acid, Bilious.
ness. Costiveness, etc.'
This Is by no means an exceptional letter
Tor DR.. Tyrrell TO receive as there are now
over half million Americans using Dr.
Tyrreh's ~. b. l.. Cascade with like
results.
By fhe scientific use OF Natures cleanser
-warm water-it eliminates all poisonous
waste from the lower intestine and gives
Nature chance to work unhampered.
You will be astonished at the difference
in your feelings the morning after an In.
ternal bath.
The ~. B. L. Cascade" will bc shown
and explained to you by Roy r.. Getman.
druggist, Tulsa, Okla, who will also give
you free on requests an interesting booklet
by DIR. Chas. A. Tyrrell, why Man oil
Today Is Only 80 Per Cent Efficient
Get this booklet and know just why Inter.
nal Bathing is so effective in the promotion
OF better health.-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-15
PSYCHOLOGIST AT lENGHT IS
ABLE TO GET COURTS DRIFT
L.. G. Morrison Given Twenty -four
Hours TO Make Himself
Scarce

IL took f. C. Morrison. alias Morris,
quite n spell to understand what the
judge of the municipal court was
driving at, but yesterday afternoon
he seemed able to get the courts drift
and more than likely will leave Tulsa
In day or so. At least, he should
make some arrangements to leave the
old citadel behind him, unless he
wants to subsist on calaboose fare
and take chance Of having hos
tile iailor knock his block Off"
Had TO Fight Alone.
Morrison was arrested several days
ago In the /. w. w. headquarters
and was arraigned with II members
of that organization, but had to fight
his battle alone as the order would
not pay his attorneys fees, princi-
pally on the ground that he didn't
belong or didn't belong strong enough
to cause the /. w. w. to take an in
terest in his case So he was re-
leased after n time when 1t was sug-
gested that he get out of town.
over in West Tulsa a day or so
ago n member of the town constabu-
larry didn't fancy Morrison's appear
ance so he brought him over and
placed him in the municipal hoos-
gov. Sunday the prisoner came near
pestering the iailor to death. lie
wanted a preacher. and in view of
the fact that he kept asking for a d.
vine from early in the morning until
well in the evening il has been de.
duced that he wanted a skypilot very
bad.
When he was called before the bar
yesterday, Morrison volunteered in
fOI finn IN the pftnpt that ha q
a psychologist and wanted to know
why he was being arrested so much
He was apprsed OF the fact that he
had failed to depart as instructed.
At this point he seemed rather sur
prisod, telling the court that his as
constituent was of considerable con-
sequence as he didn't understand
whether he should leave In two weeks,
six months or a year.
All Made Plain.
However, he was pretty well salts
fled that the court wanted him to
leave right away when he started out
of the door, and his going was not
delayed any when the Tailor an
nounced that If the departing brother
was kept in Jail he would knock his
nlock off. In explanation the turnkey
informed the court that Morrison
was exceedingly pestiferous and
bounded him to death during the
day asking that some fool thing" be
done for him.
In issuing positive instructions that
Morrison leave within "a hours, the
court stated that while there was
something wrong with the prisoner
and that he might be an I. w. W as
some court attaches seemed to think,
It was his opinion that the mental ca
pacity of the prisoner was a little
out of lSiltcr.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-15
Face PeeIing Habit
Becoming Fashionable

Women OF fashion and refinement in this
country as In Europe seem to have been
acquiring the mercolied wax habit, depending
less and less upon cosmetics for their com.
plexion difficulties. II does seem lot saner
to Just peel of the wornout skin when Il
loses is youthful color and sppearance--
now thai this can be done so easily, safely,
painlessly and economically.
There's no trouble getting mereolled wax
at any drug store ian ounce will do) since
its virtues have become. generally known
here aud there's no trouble using it-just
as you use cold cream, applying at night,
washing IL of next moraing. The wax takes
of the old scarf skin, In tiny flakes, little
each day. This new under.skin which grad
ually appears, Is volyety soft and beautifully
white. radiant with girlish lSveliness Any
surface trouble like chaps, plmples red or
yellow patches. freekles, etc. vanishes Of
course with the discarded euticle.-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-15
Christian Fndeavor Sermon

Christian EndeavOr sermon will be
delivered at the First Christian
church Sunday evening now worship
the evening is Young Peoples Work
In the Church." Rev. ]. w. Darby
will deliver the address. the Christian
Endeavor societies of all the churches
are very cordially invited 20 be at this
meeting. Special music and readings
will be given during the evening.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-15
FOOD PLEDGE RETURNS GAIN
Indications Favorable for States
Reaching Half Million Mark.

Special 10 The World
NORMAN. Okla, Nov. 1.-THE
food administration for oklahoma
received 1879 additional signatures
to food pledges bringing the total up
to 295,3S5. Alfalfa county has re-
ported l,735 signatures. Beaver. Bry-
an, Cimarron. Delaware, Mayes and
Seminole have not yet reported Re-
turns from counties that have re-
ported continue to increase daily It
is hoped that oklahoma eventually
VIII be in the half million signature
class.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-15
NelD State Charters
World Capital Bureau.

World Capital Bureau.
Sl2 Campbell Building.
OKLAHOMA CITY, Nov. 14.--Sec-
rotary of State J. l.. Lyon has issued
the following charters:
Oklahoma Lockable Valve COM
pany, Oklahoma City, capital $4,000:
incorporators, j. w. Bartholomew,
Walter Bartholomew, Herman /.
Rirks, Oklahoma City.
Modern Benefit association, Hugo.
capital, none; incorporators, Charles
II Clanton, Luther Carter, Lucy Clan
ton, Hugo.
The Doty Oil Supply company, Ok
lahoma City. capital $50, 900; incorpo-
rators, c. e. Doty Alva; c. Joyce,
Enid; II. S. Humphrey, Oklahoma
City.
Baldwin Mining company, Sapulpa,
capital. s250,000; incorporators, C. Il.
Paxton. O. II. Robertson, p, p. Phil
lips, Sapulpa.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-15

HOOVERIzE - Instead of eggs
use EGG-O. Costs but 25 cents
package aud 10 equal 70 30 eggs.
Comes In powdered form--mnde
from no--' shinG foods and gunran-
tecd under the pure food law.
Results with II fully NJ good ns
with erv---the coat IL less than
one-fifth. Try n package tomorrow.
AT ALI. GROCERs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-15
City Clerk Resigns

MADILL, Okla, Nov. 14.-Carl
Gayle has resigned as city clerk and
taken a position with the First Ma
ticnal bank. He is succeeded by +. l..
Yarger whom the council appointed
to fill the unexpired term.
The city council at q recent meeting
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-15

quent tribute to the work done by the
X. OF G.
In the evening the 13Sth infantry
gave an entertainment. which was at
tended by more than two thousand
soldiers and by many persons from
over the state.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-15

had been misled as to the purpose OF
the bond issue.
1t was this question that caused
New York bond attorneys to recently
make an adverse report on tho bond },
The matter has received extensive
consideration, however, and local at
torneys have cited many authorities
supporting the action of the city.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-15

Unpaid telephone bills for tho
month of october are past due. If not
paid by p. m. of the 18th, service
VIII be discontinued. Pioneer Tele-
phone ~ Telegraph Co.-AdV
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-15
prohlhit.on Costs $500 non

SALT LAKE CITY, Nov. 14-Salt
Lake City's revenue has been reduced
by $500, 600 Il year thru prohibition
and T. a. Book, city auditor, today
requested all departments to ascertain
If they could get in sufficient money
TO tide the city over until January /.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-15

| declined to call an election TO submit
the proposition Of natural gas franz
Chise 4.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-15
Most Old People
Are Constipated

The wear of years impairs the
action of the bowels. AS people
grow older they restrict their
activity, neglect to take sufficient
exercise, and indulge a natural
disposition to take things easy.
The digestive organs become
more sensitive to the demands
made upon them and rebel moro
quickly.
1t is of special importance to
the health of elderly people that
the bowels be kept normally
active. A mild, yet effective.
remedy for constipation, and
one that is especially suited to
the needs of old folks, women
and children, Is tho combination
of simple laxative herbs with
pepsin sold in drug stores under
tho name of DR.. Caldwell's
Syrup Pepsin. 1t costs only
fifty cents a bottle, and should be
in every family medicine chest.
A trial bottle, free of charge,
can be obtained by writing to
DR.. w. B. Caldwell, 456 Wash
ington St, Monticello, Illinois.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-01-03

lon't erlllr6uTt 5u ue6nlcnoe WGuner
obne SdaurDtbe lire llnterlcfriit lu,>
ter oteies Wluhnerf IeBen tuuutcn.
- llnlere ctll5ige 2(ntlport f0nneu mir
Lest mtr nof our Den Sdlacttfeloern
ubgeben!" lhlieBt Nu5 @lott.
Ser falte stabl, pns eiltsise Wittel
gegeu nas &riegsficber Der Ieiube!
Sic v@oiiiihe 3eitllng" lhrei6t:
u9tdh Dteier peruhtlm9suouen Nntz
|lport lit jeoe Of0slidteit neitcrer Ser
|bouolun9en geltlpunocn. $oicrullf fam
es mir cine Gripioerlln9 9e6en. Cine
Sortiesllus Ocs arie9cs, big Ser fate
Stobl unlerer@afien sic arie95fieberz
Sen1perat,r be3 9lutes unIcrer Seinoe
pteOcr ouf cine upruale o0be bcrlnz
|ter9ebruc1t bat"
Sa3 ugerlincr Sugeblott" l1bt Iid)
folgenbernnBen als:
rySir bottcn eernc uSrieoe lei nit
sir" iibcr Sic Gin5us5pforte oes ncleu
Subre5 9cIdlricbcu, ubcr e5 lpGre ein
fiuoilde5 llNctrfangeu, aus Der Nntz
lpnrt Ser Gntente ctluus 9luScre5 her,
auslclen 5lt pollen, al5 eil1 o6Iolute5
u9}ein!"
Sic uareuS 3eitlrg":
Sic Sornt Der 9lblebuung ,ln1erer
6rieoensontrdge maht jene gu ciner
srobeu Seleioi9uug. llniere einaige
Autport fam iest n1r nod nit Sem
Shtperte ertbeilt rperber."
GelbIt ser Io5ioliitiide r@oripdrts"
liebt nur cine slu5leglung Ser Intlportz
note:
~9a uniere Seinoe Sen &riee iort=
5uIesen lpiinIden, bleibt uut oem
Deutiden %olfe feline anoere @nbl. 8ir
ipolleu llu5 feiner Sauliou Ouriiber
biugcbeu, oaB bintcr Der gblcbnung
MIR oie 0offnung Ser sllliirtc1 Iic9t,
0elltltlono hod) updl ,1icoerld)mettern
Su f0nncu. gs lit jebt cine Griltens=
iruoe fir ons oeutld,e &olf, Nieie!6offz
,1lns Ser Scinoc g!d15eno 5lnit)te 5lt
maiden.
9iur uud) cine Grfldruns nutbluenbis.
& q II, ilbcr Nm1tcroom lluo 2ou=
opn, =. Gan. Scr gerIiner &orreiponz
Dent ser u9n5ette" oepeldltrt lcincm
8lattc, oob sic Wntlpprtupte ser slQiz
irteu ale lreitereu Srieoen5Interbu1loz
lrnseu ununDglih sen1udt fat rlnN
fiigt biu5u: vG5 lit nod nift entihie<
SEN, nber b0d)lt pnbrldJeinlid), ooB ieet
out} Sic oelttide Hcgierllng in eincnl
ausfiibrlideu SdriftItiifc Sen Stuuoz
puuft ruo Sic slnltbullrn9eu Ser Wtitz
tclmud1te Sen ueutrulcn Nutioneu flur
legen tpiro."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-01-03
Qleint aritgsuat9ridttn,
&ir baltcm bar6!

q m Il er S M, g.. San. Cine Sez
pe1de a,ls Berlin melbet, nnb baielbit
crit iebt ser folsenoe Nelliabrsgrnb beg
Gaijers an Sic &ailerin bctannt gc<
tporocu lit: @
n@oa 9anf 3u 8ott, bon Stol5 in
9cutidlanSs 9t6rfe 1lno in, pollen
Gertrancu auf nere beutlbe Siege i'm
nadIen Sabrc. lperben mir ourdbalten
big 5um enb9iilti9en Siegcl"
Gnslanb befieblt bic Mrmirmns ielbit
ncmtralcr @anbelsihiffc.
0crIin, brabtlos iibcr Sapbille.
2. San. gus balbamtlibcr oeutidcr
G.ucue lpirb auf @rlno bon Meloungen
ous s(mltcrbam beri6tet, bab Die bri=
tiidc 8eoierllns tiir5lieh neutrale 9ice<
ser @eielidaftcn in &enntniB 9elett
bot, auc ueutralen 9umpfer. bie brett
ober inbirett Sransportoampier fir bic
briti1dc @esicrl,ng linD, leien gu or
mircn 8cId)ebe oies nibt, bleiben en9z
lildc SGfcn ibnen geiblpllen.
2lupbs laben cine Grt(drnng err
laI1cu, ponad lie lid tpei9ern iperSen,
@crii dcr,ns fir Negierlmgs Srans&
ports 5n ibrci6en, Sic nidt armirt lino.
2Scr's slaubt, lit bI5ofinnis!!
9oris, 2. San. Mad einem bier
per0ii icntlidten amtlidben 3apportc
bobeu Sic Sliceer Ser slaiirtcn lpabrc,1o
bes ssabres 1916 rlnb $50 ~Gtreif>
| fliiae iiber feiublides @ebiet llnterS
numn,cn unS i'm gan3en 900 fetnolts
die Nlugsclgc CUR Strcfc 9cbrabt
Soicrupn eutfollen $50 Strciifliigc auf
| Sic fransoIiideu lno 100 anf Die bris
tildcn 6lieger. Sic gritcre, bradten
45O GaI6inen berab uno bic Gnglans
ber oereu $50. Sic iibrigen Slnsseuee
ipuroeu bon Mbiuebrgel6iiten abges
ldoijen. Son 81 serlt0rten feinol1@e"
sSelIclballons lpllen 40 auf bns Seutes
fouto ser fransoiiiden uno q anf oas
Ser cngliI6eu Slieser entfaucn.
0riediidc scelemte ertrnnfen.
! 8relt, 9. San. Ser gried)ilde
9umpier .sdpbo" bon 3OS7 Sonne't
@cbaIt tit torpeoirt iuorocn. Nelln
Nihnu Ser @eiabung iuurbcn 9erettef,
ipdbreub Scr 8eit crtrunten 5u le1n
| llhcillt.
| MISUNDERSTANDING Der 9iirfei.
@ binston. 2. San. Ser
Observation-Disclosures glfus III aons
itautinopel bat einen balba'ntlthe1
tiirfii deu 3eitunesartitcl on oas
1Staatsbepartement eiugclanot. Saeic
@erOfientliduns entbdlt Ben @ort1aut
elmer IbIaec Scr Siirtei al bic 8robs
mdc)te inbesue ali bcren Sormllno<
tIhuit. Sic in sen Gertrd9en BON Nar's
! i'm Sabre 1866 l,no in Berlin I'M
Sabre 1878 ertldrt lnb beltdtiat iuurs
ibe. Sic tiiriiide &csierrng bat lidb 9es
nStbiet eeiebcn. bas Sepornn'ncunssz
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-01-03
gSas ,uobl 9lbulpbmS Der Critic bicr;u
sciagt battc?

y ct. Souis, 2. San. Ser illuse
6ppfcnprin5 sloulpbus guid Scr Grits
tc CAB, iuie iest in ser Stuot betanut
iullroe, ont Sploeltcraheno Sen pberen
400" Der Stuot Nes beilisen 2uoeipig
cin 8altnobl in lcn,en = Stalluugen.
Sc 5lpei Toarc uubmcn in jeoem Tiera
oeituuoe, in benz ionit bie $4,000
mertben &otlbluter bc5 illnsen Sollurz
pri,laen iteben, SlaB llnO iuuroen bier
nit Den erleIeuitcu &eineu llno Seliz
tutellc bcluirtbt. Sn Sen 8dngen Ser
lururiple Stullrdume tpuroe uebenbei
ser @a,lc Serplid0re gebuloi9t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-01-03
Su,ua, infer stols!
Grnfc ,m1crcs States Sic Stpeitgrobte
i'm Qnuoe.

tIIl StlItQSs
@a5biue on, 2.San. Nad) oen'
beute pcr6iientlidten Sabresrapporte
oes lono,pirtbiduftliden Separtements
lit Scr gtaat Soma in @e5us auf Den
GeIamn,tlmrtb ieiner beurige'' Gr.1te
an Sic atpeite Gtelle aller Staaten oes
qauoes aeriidt nno bat leinen stadlz
baritoot 1,nS 0onfurrcnten Sl1notS
aus b;eIer @brenltelIe pcrordnst. y'ur
ser staat Segos bat cine nod srOBere
Grnte ais SOMA aufsuipcilen.
Ser @elommttpertb Der lonoip'rtbz
5dlaftliheu NSrobnftion in, Sabre 1915
betrua$s 1884. $4,000, 5. +. $2.165.<
9s9, 900 mebr als. in, @oriabre. Su
Ben sebu crnterciditcn Staaten aebo@
rcu nod, 9lcbrastu, 8anios. Eennlpl<
ponie, Steip Yorf. Suoiana nnS Ohio,
s,ur int Staatc SiorbsGutota lit Die
grute il, biclcm Sabre scse',ilbcr Dem
Woriabrc I'M Hertbc 5urildscblieben,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-01-03
Sd,,ucrcS gauunsliif.

90 tuplpuoo, Su., ?. San. 3lpei
Sbiirme, oie ouf Sen slnIugcu Ser
slmericun Gan Company in Moplpcoo
errihtct lperoeu, itilrstell beute plotz
ltdl Suiuntmer unb 5ertriimncrten oos
oorllnter beItnolid)e 0ebGuoc. Mun
befilrhtet, oub minoeltcna Sluau5iasluz
seitcIlte ser @eIcllldaft in Dem SER
itorteu @ebduNe ibrcu 500 gcfuuoeu
bubeu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-01-03
Heu Sctnen sibt's Der 1err - fusa
bcim Nufterncifen.

@it NJ a II q. S., 2. San. Scr
Yaitpr s. 81. Hobiniou tam aeltern in
ein 8eita,lrant uuo lieB ii6 ciu babes
0alsene Iui1ern sebeu. Nls er IN cine
berIelbeu bib. peripiirte CT harte 80rs
uer, unterildte h,s Sdnlentbier 9ez
uauer ,lnc fonS adtsebu taoellus ipeiz
Sc. lpertbeolle Yerler.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-01-03
Nmr upd) cine Grfliirung nptbmenbig.
SuuDert W,enidJeit ertrunfcn.

9pnoou, 3. San. Cine 5otfluth,
tpelde Sic gnu5e 6al1ptitrobe BON GIerz
mont, GueensIauO, slllltrulictl nit Iic}
fprtriB, pcrllrludtc Ben 500 BON MINI
oelteu3 bunocrt WenIter. Mllno filnfz
gig 2ci6eu lino bereits gcbpreel NOR
Ben. 9us SoubiunNcr lpltroc ol1rdl cinel
fiirhterlihcu SSoltenbruh perllrldctt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-01-03

Stel(llngen unternommen. bic @efans
gcuc 1lno ctlide iouitise &riessbeute
cinbrabteu. slud) Elm 9robes briti1bes
9atnpiflus5eug fiel in Die 5anbe Der
Sellti6en.
Ger frnns6iiide Serimt.
Yaris, 2. San. Nad) oen1 beutiz
gen nmtlihcn Arieasbulletin fanoen
in Ser borigcn yiaht Sdnruiibel in
ben 8cbol5en bon Sc. Gretrc ,lnb SSurp.
ipci1Iid bon ser Grcu3e 2otbriusens.
itatt. Nn Sen iibri8en 5bcilen oer6ront
perlicf sic Nad)t na6 Ser an1tli6en
Geroffcntlibung rubig.
3cutidc nnb Gnslanbcr braneem 1T
feinblihc ehau5en.
2onbon 2. San. Ser beltiae
@riegsberibt Ser cnsliideu 6eeresleiz
tllna befaet. baB cine beutidc Suz
troIiue liiblid bon Yiltelm IN eiuen
eualiiAen gdiibenarabeu einorang.
aber lpieber berousgetrieben iplrbe.
@nglI1c Yatro,lillen iollcn in beutlde
Sdan5cn Ditltd bon slrmentiere5 eine
gebr,ngen lein. @dbrenb Der Nad)t
mar bas 8eidibfeuer an Ser slncre
lebbafter ipie 9eipobnlid. 6eutc lpar
Ser Nrtilleriefanapf BEL Coos unb in
ser llm9cb,lng bon Saquillant uuo
Dpres ausnebmenb beftig.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-01-03
8o,s per Dettrott.
lsrfplarcidlc bcutid,e Gtrcifsii9e.

8crlin brabtlos iiber Sapbille,
9. sam. Sic beutise Sa9esmcloung Der
Sberiten, Sceresleit,,ng beridtet. oaB
in oem ssrontporiprunee bel 9pres gcz
tern elm @eitiittdupf bon bebeuten%
ser s5eitigfeit berrIdbte lmb cin brittz
ict,er aanbaranatenaugriff ab9eldlagen
aperoen mubte. sn Ser Gbampasne. III
ncu Mraonncn mo OIL Ser |erounz
ssront ,purbeu bon sen bcutidcn Srrlp~
pen sstreifsiise nad ben fcinSIi@en
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-01-03
9euti6e Mntmort NIT oem S6merte.
2lntmortnote Der Gntente bat ale weiteren Vrte
oenSperbanolun8em nnn69ltd) 8emabt.
geiamme beutid Yree seiFlt bic belbsuoe Sot u5
3erpseubeit Sd)ritnHdcs.

oeuie @o I6e6mg ScbcnontrG9c
Aber sic Ser 9tote Oeie dmcrn
Seumte unb eben Nnport bie 0nusioroers
m1o 9elbismg n1Gsli6 Cine Grpocrumg
mdbren dpert 9ehtn Sl6cr Grfl6rg 9egie
rl1g bie 2Guoer
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-01-03
Ser Qrieg.
Bon Der ontront.
Nud eiu Sag iieseefr1ntem 8ors
nrin0cuS.

9ud) Cit Sag iiegscfr1ntem @or<
bringcnS.
Berlin. brabtlns ii6er GaDbille.
2. San. Sm belltigen Sagcs6eri6te bes
@roben @allptqllartiers miro Die nciz
terc 3urildDrdn9ung Der 9illiieu unb
Nllndncn IN bcn Sbdlcrn Ser @ren5z
aebirgc, lpel6e na6 bem ,Snnern Ser
W1Dlbal fii6ren, befanut 9egebeu. Iu6
in ser 8roBen 8aladei mlbten Die
8lliicn lire Sront tpicber lpeitcr noroz
>udrts 5uriid5ieben lnb iib auf Sot<
1bani suriidsieben. Sn Ser Sobruoldn
iplrbcn Die 9luilen geslplm9en, auf bie
Stabt Wtatidin lel6lt 5uriid5uiallen.
Sic amtlide MelDung lnutet:
uSront bes Gr5ber5ogsSolepb: Siibz
lib ponl Srotl1s Sbale lpurbe ser piel
1,mitrittene Satllcau gcr9riidcu bon
beutl6cu Sruppcn eingenonrmen."
vSn Sen Sbdlern, Die bon bem gez
rit Gebirsc na@ Dem scretb fiibren,
1parien unlere gngriife ben Seinb ipeiz
ter 5uriid. llniere Sruppen crltiirmten
NIT bem gnjpnctt mebrere feiubli6c
SoDbenlteullngcn auf beioen Seiteu bcs
Situs Sbales. Sic SrtIbait Sobepa
IL, ben1 Sallita Sbalc iplrbe ein9es
nommen. 8uiiiidc lnb rlmdniide @eS.
genangriffe iul,roen ale abgeldlaaen.
ippbei 300 gefnl.8enc III unleren 5a.tz
Sen bliebeu.
Isle Grtldaft sopepa liegt bereits
6-7 Icilen i,,,,erbalb ser @olbau.
slnm. s. 8eo.)
.Mrmeesrl,ppe bes Selbmarldnus
bon NadenIen: Sic neuute slrmee
atpang sen Scinb gu tpeiterem Niid5uge
pun Helten uno Giioen aus. She oellt<
iden llnb 0iterreidii6 un9ariicben
Gruppen ndbern idb jebt Sen @riidenz
f0pfen bon lotiani unb Sunoeni. 1lcber
1900 @efangenc unb iebr piel erbcllz
tctcs 9rieesluaterial lpurbcn bicr ein<
gebra1t."
,3lpilden bcm @u5el, unb ser 9oz
nau bdlt ser Sciuo nod ieinen @rilz
denfopf."
vGeItlih bpn 8raila in ser Soz
brub1ba babcn 9eutide un0 9nl9are,i
sab pertbeibiete SteIungen Der gluilen
erobert l,no Sen Scinb nad Der Staot
Natl1in 5llriidgeiporfen."
@um hcr n1rblidcm Sitfrunt.
vslrneegruppe Ses Yrin5eu Qeopolo
bon 8aperu: gtarte ruliiid)e StreifS
patrpuillen mubten bon llulcrcn Srupz
pen 1iiblid) bon 91i9n, liiblpcltlid bon
9iinab,1rg unb iueltlid bon Stanislau
suriidgetrieben iucrben."
Guiicm miiilem lire Wtiferfolgc lit
9lmmariem cingeiteben.
ct. Sctcrsbur9. iibcr 2onoon.
9. San. Sm beuti9en amtliden 8cri6te
bes rulli}dcu &ricgsminiitcril,ms miro
suoeaebcn, baB bie9tumanen am Slullc
saimnif lid, in Ser 8i6tlug auf Go>
trpanu, ipeitlid) bon Sotiani, allrild%
siehen nt11Bten. 9l1ldy bie Nuiien mllbs
ten bel Sotiani llno iueitcr Iiioltd big
sur Gpnalt ari neue, ipeitcr norotpdrts
aelcaenc gtelllngcn 5uriidlpciben.
slu Scr @cltgrense Der @eolbau iol>
len Sic Mullcn ,mo 9iumanen noroz
;tpcitlid) bon Scr 8abnitation @etald ar1
Dent sleidnami9en Nebenflulie Der
gpltrita alle gn9rific Scr @crbilnoeten
obaeld)laoen baben. sn Den, Sluiie
@onuf gclang es ocn Sciaoc leood'
sic Mul1en BON einer $o0beniteann9 gu
berbrdugen.
slud, in Der 9obrlblda mnbtcn lid
sic MuiIeu naui lire ndditc &ertbeto1s
aungslinie" surildsiebcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-01-03
Serbiy ~ fttben in Der Molban.
Gino bon, 0ren3h z >< aus bereitS 60 aeetlem IN
Die n5roltdbe e >in3 ttn8eorun9eu.
0au1eu feu aniaeinenb .rau eia.u 3aben gDiberQanO
Erutbem bis anf 8rnfnfopf an
eifen aniaeinenb h.raI eia.n jaben DiberFanb.

s an ocr mrben 1900 Gfanne uno pnnae ar9sbeute
gcbrad Su 9pbroIda mub ser Scnb auf Die Sabt I&t
i 5urudneu su Die 9luin mlicn id Gu9cben ibrer
NiBerog beqlemen gSelfrout fanon G5ubdmpfe
lmo Yatrpuiacngcd}tc tatt
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-01-03

.Mllpus eniants be Ia pdtric"
liueen bie SranSoieu uub ididen Sic
Sed,cbuiabriaen an Die Gront.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-01-03
GnoIi,he 3orpnioIlpoorcu:

= EnglllNe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
@luitralicr, Gamnter, Meser = hamit
.banbcln" sic Gn9IGnber al Der
Spnmc.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-01-03

Yaris, 2. San. Sic @ripioerunq
Der gutentemddte auI bie isrieoen5s
note oes ErdliOenten @illon oiirfte.
ipie beute bier beridtet lpurbe. faum
bor gnbe Ser Bode beroiientli6t lper=
Den. Ser Cert Der 9lnttportnote lit
5tpnr bollenbct. aber er muB jebt nor
Der 9erienollng llno F1lblisirllns crit
ben terlbiebei,en &abiuettcn Der alliz
trten 8eeierungeu sur @utbeibung
borgelegt luerhen.