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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-07-12

washington. July i2.--That Ger
many. In apparent internal strife.
may be playing a biz peace game. Ia
the warning given oiiicialS here by
prominent mon well versed In Ger
man methods.
y Following ofiieial reports that the
kalscr's cabinet 10 to undergo sweep
ing changes. tho state department
has been cautioned against exagger-
nting the existing states OF Affairs In
Vsesmany.
''The important thing concerning
tho present political situation IN Ger
many Ia that II should not DO exag-
>gerated," Acting Secretary Of State
Polk said today. "The withdrawal
of political ofYicers In Germany 10 OF
FAR less Importance than the with
drawal Of military men. There Ia
no sign that military men are In
volved In the present turmoil"
The state department disphtcnef
showed that Zimmerman and Heif'
ferich have bcen dropped from tho
cabinet and that some members OF
tho Prussian diet will quit soon
Even though Hollweg may have re'
signed. the of,cials here scent trick
cry.
II has been frankly stated that
this may no a plan Of the kaiser tt
start turmoil in internal Germany
as the ground work for q peace move
YoiiIng enemies into believing that
pence was forced BY lnterna
troubles.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-07-12

'AAmsterdam. July 1s.--The Berlin
Tagebiatt Ia quoted as declaring that
Hollweg's position Ia strengthened
by the, confidence Of the kaiscr and
will not retire. as indicated In 70
ports earlier in the day, The Tage-
Tblatt's account varies from other re-
ports OF Holiweg's resignation.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-23
STANDARD Oil TAhK
r1talsf nv c1lr1nsA mar
SJWK = ! 0JD aiaslIflE

Ecnicu ,ia.h q Survivors land
cd Ia Holland from the United States
steamship ilcaldtaa tile seventh
American vessel suuh by herman ua-
marines since February laE declared
thar tho steamer was living sigma
which made her nationality pam Il
tho time Of the attack. saAs d.s.
patch from fnuiden today
TwrHtyoue lives were lost. accord
ins ia the most authentic estimate
SEINE dispatches said hat al were
drowned, others said that most ri thc
men were killed when the terr3a
penetrated tie engine room. causing
an explosion.
The early morning alpicos did no.
give the number Of Americans among
the victims. but stated that there
were Is American citizens GA board
According to statemn ts marie hg
survivors to Cnitcd States Consular
representative in Holland the lloala.
ton was sunk without Warming on
"Wednesday night At the time snc
was off tho Dutch coast aud outside Of
the barred zone waters.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-23
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Society

one of tine most enjoyable features
in connection with the lecture ailen
by MontraylIc Wood last evening was
the dance given in the school gym
Music for dancing was furnished 1y
the students OF the high school orsh
tsa About one hunare couples we're
in attendance and a most enjoy able
time was spent
= .
The REGULAR school and reception
Willis academy will be held this even
Ing.
: i u
Member of The German benevolent
Society are completing plans for their
annual dance to be held Monday even
ing, Amil 9th, al Schaefers Hair.
fIcntrich'5 orchestra will furnish thu
music
= = =
Mrs. John tdecomb aud Mrs Tom
Smurr will he the hostesses at the
Poat Club next Wednesday afternoon.
2 8 =
Mesdames +. F. Achard ana Chas.
T. Fisher were the hostesS"s 1t The all
day meeting of the ladies' Of tie Epls-
CORAL church in the parish house tc.
day Luncheon was served at 100
O'Clock Donations were received OF
clothing, Jelly, jam aud canned goods,
which will We sent to st. Marys Mis-.
sion and to the Home for Aged People,
20 8 .
Misses Cram and Jefrery will be the
hostessea at the card parry given by
the ladies of the Eastern Star next
Tuesday afternoon, April 3, at the Ma
sCnic Temple.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-23
CITY AND VIGlAITY ITEMS

Mrs Mary officer, of Winnebago,
MINI, is now visiting with Mrs. Il. \.
Reed and family for a few weeks,
Charles Moore was Seneca Wis tor
yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs r. I. White and son
Leo. OF MarselIes, transacted business
in this city yesterday
William McMaSter, OF Aurora, waa
an Ottawa visitor this morning.
William Garland, OF Earlyille, visit
ed with Ottawa friends yesterday at.
ternoon.
Louis Lynch, who is confined to 81.
Mary's hospital in String Valley. will
be able to be removed to his home in
this city Sunday.
Ray Kelly was the guest of Spring
Valley friends last evening.
James Funk is spending few days
with Ottawa friends, after ii business
trip thru Missouri and Iowa.
John Feehan visited with friends in
Marseilles last evening
Lester Smith was a Marsellles Wis.
itor last evening
Miss Florence Bates, of Mendoza, is
the guest of Miss Dorothy Retor on
Van Buren, street.
Edward McInturf. of Serena. is
transacting business in Ottawa this af
tcrnoon.
Mrs. J. L. Antoine, OF Somonauk.
was an ottawa visitor this afternoon.
August Wagner of Deer Park, was
shopping i'll Ottawa today.
Mrs Fred Newman, of Grand Rilgc,
visited in Ottawa this afternoon
George Young, of Chicago formerly
of Grand Ridge, is visiting with
friends in this city.
Miss Gertrude Norman. of Men iota
is the guest at the home OF Mrs J.
NJ Finnerty
Mrs Della Dobbs, of Chicago is an
Ottawa visitor for few days
William Bitterly, of kohomo, Ind,
is visiting with friends and relatives
in this city for few days
Mrs. Jos Weihman and daughter
Florence, Of Aurora, are visiting the
formers sister. Mrs Henry cole, Of
the north bluff
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-23
Clear Bad Skin From Within

Pimply, muddy compilations are due
to impurities in the blood. Clear up
The skin by taking Or. Kings New
Life Pills Their mild laxative quail
ties remove the roisons from the sys
TEN and brighten the eye. A full
free, non gripping bowel movement in
the morning is the reward of Il dose
of In. Kings New Life Pills the night
before At your Druggist, 25c.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-23
Two Glasses of Debts.

Avoid useless and unnecessary debt
as you woli~ IA pestiIeuce." advises Il
successful tinaueier. There are two
Glasses of debts. One is constructive
credit. and the other is a destructive
credit. On one hand n farmer or bust
ness man may borrow TO buy more
land, more stock, build improvements.
On the other hand, borrowing may be
done simply to buy an automobile or to
spend In some way that the Investment
itself will not pay back the loan"
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-23

What appeared 10 be a beautiful
moth chased across the fields. . . +
Ireathlc~a ana with beating heart
ram stumbling upon the sharp rocks,
tearing my way through the under
brush. slipping often into the mite. but
never losing sight Of the ierA colorcd
creature, elusive and beautiful. Then
III my naked hand caught il. II stuns
Doris Lester in Bruno's Magazine.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-23

life on the farm is not what 1t
used to be
"IIow is that
when Il farmer motors into town
every night to attend tlleater YOU
can't expect him To yet up ut day
brcak."-Blrmingham Age Herald.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-23
GOOD BREE DiNG.

Good ccnsc mast in many cases
deterr,ino good breeding, te
GAUGE the game thing that wcuid
be civil at one time and 10 one
rerson may DO quite otherwise
at another 4imo and 20 another
person, bur there are ocr1o CEN
eral rules of good breeding iFat
hold always true and in all oase5.
Chesterfield.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-23
or CON-
GRESSMEM is ARRIV-
ING AT CAPITAL
tcontinued from Page ID

speeding up all al0ng the line in de.
iease preparation It is expect
that the committee Will at thar time
make arrangements 50 that when a
state of war officially is declared in
Progress the eight hour day viii b.
waived in all lines of industry In
which needs OF The Government are
supplied and arrangements will hl
made TO permit rrieate industries to
follow the example Of the navy yards,
70 workmen as Icing as possible, pas
ing them over time at the rate OF
time and ouc-hall
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-23
Typewriter KNOWLEDGE.

Look nj this letter" said the cxas-
perated man TO his blond typewriter.
Every word In it that should have
two p's' you've only put one"
"WcIl, sir" said the girl tlmldly,
there's only one p on the kcyboard,'
st. Louis Post Dispatch.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-23
FOR SALE OR RENT.

Twelve lots, or any portion thereof,
on North Paul street. viii sell sepa
rately OF otherwise. Good building
lots or good for truck gardening hay
ing been used for the latter purpose
for several years by Hans Pearson
Inquire j. J. Mitchell, 132 Paul st.
Phone SIN
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-23

"Wheres yanr father, boy" asked
the centlcmanly agent.
"SWecpin' The horizon" replied the
Astronomers son.
And Your mother where N she"
Shes ont sweeping the backyard."-
PearsOn's Weekly
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-23
Vnlllations.

You can't judge things by what
they cost
True enough. An artificial limb is
very expensive, and a real leg you get
free. Washington Star.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-23
BOY WANT ED.

Must be sixteen years OF age Ap.
ply at this Office
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-23
MILLINERY

Special showing OF Spring styles OF
Friday and Saturday.
MISS TUBERTl.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-23

FOR SAL + OR RENT--Electrc sue.
ton cleaners. Reliable Electric Shop,
us W. Main st. Phone l0G2-R.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-23
TO LATE TO CLASSIFY,

GENERAL REPAIR WORK Now i
the time tG look at your porehes ana
get them repaired. Prices reasonable
Inquire Sam Duyall phone 5GGI4.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-01-04

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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-01-19

bcsrcgicru1g 5lt scr offi3lcllcr Sralt<
cricicr iu @unbc5fopitnl cingclnocn.
Cine gon3 bcionbcr5 bufc G6rlnE
bcabIidtigt gcpr0lcntunt sIllcn poH
Sbio fir Sen ucrltorbcncn Sccbcloclt.
Gr bnt 6cutc i'm Observation-Disclosures
cite Hciolution ein0cbrddt, oic for
bcrt, bnB Sic neucrlporbcncn @c'tinol@
Ihcn Snlcln 5u G6rcll ocs slnoenfcn5
Dcs giotionolbclOen Semen Snlcln
6cnnnnt lucrOcn ioIltcn. tocrr 9lllcn
fat iif nit oic5bc5iigIihcn Gingobcn
|aud1 an Sen Sr6iiocntcn uno Sic Sruz
oc5rc9lcrlng gclponot.
BUR Hiifbcrnf,ug Der SnlthcStrnppct
alls Mcrifp.
SSui1ingt oL is. Nnn. Solcr
Sirfulirtc 6cutc oua @criid)t DOB Die
3uriict ,icbung ser Ecrlbing Ihcn G'r%
petition in WerrIo bon Scr Slnoc5rc@
gicrung infplgc bclnrubigctocr Slap
pprtc ilbcr Sen Moht5Muod5 &illus
in 9ipro : licrifp luicbcr nlf9cgchclr
luprocu lpirc. Sizes ifIciut cbpch nldt
Scr SAL 5u Icin, luubcrll ullc Sln5cld}clr
Iprchen Dnfiir, bnB Dn5 Artc9samt be-
reits cifris al Der Slu5orbcltung oIlcr
Gor6crcitllngcu 5ur 3urilcf5tcb1n9 Der
8unncstrllppen aus Wcrifo uno ocr
Scmphililirllng Der npd alt Der @rcnie
|nerblcibenpcn 9iotional9arnen heldssts. l..
|iigt 1T. Sic sFniiten III, arttg5dnlt
crfldrten icbodl, oob cs irst nod lln@
n1Dalid) lpGrc, cin beltilnnttc5 Sahm
fir sic 3uriicf5iebllng pcr @unocstrllp@
pen lmo sic Gntlnilllng Scr lcstcn Nd
li5regin1cnter nn5llgcben.
Ser 8icbbcltano lit ben Scr. Staatcn.
SSolhingtpn is. San. Yer
SScrt6 Scr 9hlstbicrc ollf hcn Surnct
llno Hongcs Ser Ser. Statcn belief lld'
noh Scr 6eutc erfnlgtcn %crpfrentllz
dung nes Ionhluirtbid)nitlid]cn Scpor@
tclncnts am /. Sununr 0llf $3.50
100000 unb lit gcgcl1 bas &oriubr
Inn $664, ,35O,OO0 gcitic9cn. ST ncrz
tbcilt lit mic Tolgt:
Gfcrnc 21,126,OOO, slbnnbmc 33,z
OOO, gScrtb S2,174629, 1000; Mallz
tbicrc 4,539,O00, i 3unobnc 10000.
gSertb $54S, ,S640O0; Wilhfiibe 22,@
|76S,OOO, 3llnbmc 66G,0oo, SSertb
ST, ,35S,435 900; aupcrc 9iilocr 4O,z
|S49, 900. 3unobmc 1,03T000, Tcrtb
81 ,465, 900; Sdafc As, 1000, Ib@
nabn1c ~ 900, &crtb$346.O .O64 900;
Sd,lpcinc 67453 900, slbnabntc3 313,z
900, &crtb sol ,242, 900.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-01-19
Gbicasus GraftIfnmDal.

Gbicoeu, is. Snil. 9iuhoem Die
@robgcidluprcncn pur ciltigcu Sugeu
Sen friibcrcu Yoli5cit)cF $oculcp uno
udt slnncrc IN &erbinouilH n,lt octt
Gntbilulngcu ocs Stdnt5nllpnltes
Soppuc in Sen Slntlngc6ultano ncrNcst
botGcn, bobcn iic bclltc gcaen II nllz
nere Gcriuncr ibnltdc antlagen erz
6pbcn. llntcr Den bel,tc sllgetlngtet
bcfinocn iiel ncr farbigc Stnotrdlb
Oscar SC Tricit, unn Der Epll5el@
tduptmuun Stepbcn 81. S>culp.
gincr Scr @ruBgcichiuurcnen mlrn
lid, audy ppr hem @eridltc 6lt pernn'aA
lpprtcn bobcn. nu CT iihcrrdlcbt rntroc.
lpic CT ciucm Dem friiberclt EpllSctdcr
bcfrcuunctcn Eplitifcr Nudlr!hten llber
ocu Gjuug Der @crbnnnlungen Der
@runbiurp telcphpnirte.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-01-19
aleiue &rifgsna9rid)ttn,
Giuc bcr figcn flcincn beMtihen
Gccratteu.

Nmitcrbam, is. San. qlcbcr
2onbpn.) Sn Berlin tuirb pcrfiinbct,
bab ioeben Gin oelltldes Eaudboot
|naeb @crlenflln9 BON nibt rpcniger ais
16 S6iifcn bein,gcfebrt lei.
200 9fniIcm ertrnntcn.
onSon, IS. San. ginc &ppei,z
bagencr Gepeilbc bcridtct. oab am
IA. eGc5cmbcr cin rlllliidcr 9nmpfer
tprpeDirt ipllroc. ippbei 200 Nuiicn
crtranfcn.
Gcidstag ,uiro crit mt 10. Jc6rnar
sminmmcntrctca.
2pnoon, 1S. Snt.. Gil,c slnriterzi
|bamcr 9cpcld)e Ser gertrul NelpS So.
bcri6tct, oaB Scr Mcihstag in biclcm
sMpnnte nid)t sl,ianuncntretcn miro.
ipnbcrn erIt fir bcn 10. Scbrltar cin~
berltfcu ipcrben ipirb.
Ncmcr rniiiidcr &rieasmimiitcr.
2pnopn, 1S. San. Cine Mclltcrs
|Gcpcihc aus st. Getcrs6itrg nclbct.
|hob ser General sc. 81. 8eliajcff gum
gtuebfolgcr bcs III oen Mcibsratb be-
irllicncn &riegsnlinilters @cncral
|Sduipaiefi eruannt iporben lit. 8cliaz
Left ipar pisbcr 8cneralltabsdcf lno
9ilisfriegsniniiter.
Gmglan6 brand,t aud Sitoiens 0elb.
2onbpn, is. San. Sic bicligc
Ser 3egicrilng SitzSnbicns
bat bclltc befn,nlt gcgcben, oab bic
|enslilhe Mesierung lid, cntIhloilcn
bat, aud IN Snbicn cine 3riegsanlcibc
bon beidrdnftcm 9ctragc aitf5unebs
men. Gas Grscbrib biefer snleibc loll
BON Scr engliidcn @c9ierllng allsz
|IdIieblid) 81 9ricss5lpccfcn pcripanot
lpcrbcn.
yiscfSnig pon 3olc,t crnnnut.
aonop II, Is. Sal,. 2allt eit,cr
slmlterbancr 9epeihc Der Grcban9e
telegraph So. bot Ser bcutidc &ailcr
| Sen Tiirltcn @aclnlp bon 9'iemoiolpsf)
| lsum @iccfDnig bon Yolanb crnannt.
Scr propilnrildc Stuatsratb ppi,
i|pleu bat cine 9Srotlantation an Die
gepDlferung Yoleus crlaiicn. in Der
piele uufeeforoert iuirb, ale tpafIcn<
iidbiaen Wirmer gun, nel,en Seerc Eos
liens All lel,ben, bas Sen Ggiitcnafanlpf
Iocs nc,len 9icidcs allsfdmpicn n,ilB.
NnRerbem iuirb Sen Yplcn Die balOtse
sisarbcih,ug scr ncilcn 8caicringSs
form ani Der Naiis ciner neiien polnis'
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-01-19

.Irmecgrltppe bcs aronprit,aeu
Nuppredt: Scr Sprensung elmer briz
til6cn Waine bel 2oos fplgtc Gin fllrz
scr aalnpf, IN Dem Ser sseinb. Ser purz
|5uoringcn bcriud)te. in rii1cln crbits
tertcu gsabtampfe 5uriidgctriebcn
lpnrDe."
yNadg Den Gdlnpfrl bel Serrc ipurz
&c BON llns cinSbeil unIcrcr pprgcld)oz
bcnenStcllnngen in ser Nadt ppn 70.
|5lm 1S. Sanltar il, elmer orbnllngseez
mdBen 8ciic llnb obne ipcitcrc Beldz
ltignng ieitcns bcs Seinocs gcrdllnlt.
Seit oiclr Nad)t babcn sic Gngldnbcr
oicIe lcereir 8rdben in Ser bcitigltcn
8cile bcl6olicn. @eltern llnternabm
Der Scinb idlicBlid einen Mngriff, bcn
irir eripdrtet battei,, allf bielc gerillntz
ten Stcllungcn llno mubtc icinen 5lpciz
fel1aften Grfolg nod nit ldipcrcn
Gerlllltcn bc5ablcn."
&lcimcr ocutidc amgriffc abge,uicicn.
9aris. IS. San. 9as fron3Dlilde
Gricgsantt ,nelbct be,lte::
1Bcitern g6enb nntcrnabn Der
Seinb nad elmer ihipercr, brei Satllns
Den lanaen artillcriitild)en @orbcrei@
trng cine N,snbl BON flcincrcn s(nz
griffen in oem GebDl5 bon Gbebaliers
altf cine Mnbobe an Ser Maas (@crz
Snn Sront.) slac biclc Angriffc tprrs
Den abgcipiciell."
Stalie,.er mcloen eics iibcr v9'e6cl=
lcn" III 5ripDlis.
s 10 III, is. San. picr tpurbe bentc
'anttIid, 9bcrie)tct. aaR italieniIde EsEps.
pen il,gripolis Gin S,ecr bon 5000 9ics
beuen, oas ,ah Der Qiiitenitabt 3oara
fDorbringcn ipolltc, pcllltdnbiS gcldla>
gen inb perlprcngt babcn. Sic vMcz
bellen" iullcn in bem aampf 1000
Mann ncrlprcn babell.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-01-19
Sic lebten 8eri9te.
Sic uYarrowbale" bercits>in einem
6afen.


M-ip Sametrp, 1S. San. 9l,ts
burdans snperlaiiiser Gmelle lit bier
bic Nad,ridt einsclamfelL baR ber
britiihe 9ampfer vYarrowbale", bcr
lant nidtamtlihen geridten AL Sec
lente bcr not bent beutiden &aperid,if=
fe perienften sdtffe an gurb babcn
ioa, bereits ant Is. Sanmar II, bcn
Safen poneao 8ineente anf Der sleid)=
llamiscn &apueroiidem Sniel anse=
langt lit.
t3 lit cine llnsliifs5abl, Sobn 8na!
9tprfolf, 8a., 18. San. 5ter
anfscfansene brabtloie Yeridtc seisen,
baf ninbcitcns brcisebm aliirtc&ricss=
idiffc jctf anf bas bcutidje &aperid)ifi
Sasb MAIDEN. sic fubren IN elmer 2i=
nie ppn 800 Wteilcn greite at bcn
yirginia Gapes puriibcr in fiibltdcr
Gihtnmg. @pn 3cit 81 3eit crlaficn
bic &riessidiffc @arnnmgen ppr benz
bentihcm uYiratenid,iffc" obcr .crin=
.tben nm Musfnnft iibcr jcbes ncroahtt9
ausiebcnbe SdJiff.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-01-19
.gtcucs Sanbclstaud)bppt cr,unrtet.

st ~ 9unbpn, Is. Sun. slllc
Scon,tc Ser Goitern Sprluurolng 60,
umerifonild]c %cructcr Der ScIlbcr' bea
ltntericc 0onpclsihiffs SelthdIono,
bcfunncn Iidl gcltcrl in 9iciu Sonoon,
Cont. $oierim licbt mal Die Seltutlz
olluo bcs @criitts, buB cill tcucs Jilcz
len SullcIbopt nit elmer Subung INT
SScrtb bon $10,000,O0O tdgIlcb i'll
oiclcm S,ufcu crlpnrtet rcrnc.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-01-19
seltel.c Saao6cnte.

Genor Hapios, So. IS. ,Sult.
Gin orducr Anlcr nit elmer Spannz
lpcitc bon 6 SUB 8 3pll lit bon e}cs
oree SSillians aus slitfins bier &C.
lchpIicu lpprben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-01-19

beimnib perratbcn, baB bic brttild)c
slbmiralitdt lih naDcat cntldlollcn
fat, allcn mad europa bcitilun1tenRuz
nitirnsbampfcrn Beoedung in 8eitalt
bon &riegsldiffen mit5ugcben.
Gin iolhcs Surgcbcn piirbc Den
Munitionsldiiieu, ipie bier ollgcmetn
5uscscbcn luirp, icpen frieoferti9eu
Gbaraftcr ncbtncn unb SeutIdlanp
bas Ned)t pcrlcibeit iic als 3rtegs1
ldiffc 5lt bcbanDcln lmb obnc @or@
nung aui SidJt 5erit0rcn 5u lallcn.
10000 eaf &afiec auf Dem @iecres=
gruttne.
9tem yprf, Is. San. Sic Ser
Icnfuns bcs britilhen9umpfers Stab
,1orlbirc" an Ser braiilianilden &illte
nit 10000 Sddcn &affce any 9orb,
iplroe bcutc bon Solepb E1,reeu, einem
aGfslieD ser @roBfir'na III aoffee
9urceu & SO. beitati9f.
SIS ioa bic ,,Ys5we" iein!
3 4
3ioSamciru, 1s. San. 6ier lit
man aagemeim bappm iibcr5cnet, baR
oas ocutihc &apcridiff, baS jctt 10
pielc @anbclsihiffc perientt bat, bas=
ielbc sdiff (9ic NaD,ue!") lit, baS upr
ciucu, Sabre bic nAppam" fapertc nnb
Fer sdiffabrt bcr Allirten 10 idliucrcn
,sdabtn 5mfiistc. Ger ancrifaniid)e
Qoninl im 8eruambmcu beitatistc beute
|in elmer 9epeid}e an bic amcrifaniid,e
0eianbtihaft bic 9anbumg mebrerer
ameritaniider Scclcute. Gr fiiatc je=
''bud, bimsm, bnf bieic auf shttfen an=
ncrer Nationen pcrbemert .uarcn, oa
fein amcrifamiihes sdiff perientt
tpprbcn lit.
ssie bic neuc ,,sQi6pe" aus &iel
ansflug.
3ip Samcirp, Is. San. SSie
bier aus slaub,uiirniser tluelc be-
haunt acuurbcu lit, 1T bas bcntidlc aa=
perihiff, has NIT Der "Ms6mc" iocntiid1
iein iua, BON &icl aus inter ber bani=
Iid1cm 6lasse nmb cincr Sabnng pun
.6cubnllcm anf benz Serocd, bic ictncn
ao,tsem 1tcbtrbau scrbedte, bnrd, bic
enaiiidc 8lodacclinien binonrd,se=
idliipft.
Cas- Saperidaff ioa idluars nit
,ueifen @crsierunscit angc1trid)e,t &C.
,pcicm jciu, ,uirb iettbem aber ,unbl ib=
re ,,cautfarbc" bcrcits mcbrerc Wsalc
acanbcrt bnbeu. Nnf tbrer Settc iol=
len md, bic Spmrcm cincr iibcrmaltcn
aroRem bdniidcn 5abnc sn itben &C.
,ucien ieiu. 9as &aperidifft lit nit
nier gprpcbpr0bren, sablrcid,en Sc
jd,ii t,e,, ,nh eincrslnsabl srufcr Stabl=
|platteu ucricbcm, nit bcncn ber &pm=
manbeur bent ltcbcrban icincs Sdbtttes
in,n,er ,uicbcr cin ucucs Austcbet &C.
ben fal,n.
Bic ,9ubion Marn" cinc quite bentid)e
4 Grtic!
Mip Sanciru, 1S., San. Snn
| bent 0an,pfcr .Yaru'uoalc", her nnter
| bent &untmanbp bcntid,er Ettiascre
itcbem iull, lit nph nid,ts gebbrt iuor=
bcu. Ser in 4ernambneu anselangte,
fribere japaniihe 9ampfer ,cnolO't
4,aru" hattie cine bcutid,c Hrifen=
monnjdaft at @pro nnb 'uiro ictt als
bentiA,c Yriic bier sur Scriiisnt's bcS
lbcutid,en Weianbten bleiben. 9it 5ra=
lElianiidcm N'arinebebDrben balfen ne''
1ampfcr iiir cine nnbcitrittcte Hrtie
bcr 9cutid,cn. Mndl bic betbtn aefa= :
uertcn cnaliihem 7anpfcr .1rina"
unb ,,samara" ,perben bier TIT oel'
lnamitem 9ascn NIT bentid5ett &rtien=
beiatuusen er,uurtet.
- Ius ser &uriiial &rittf Der
simes: .6err llrfus ais Harlifal lana
| iii Ser heutihen 0lanicr." Sa1oe'
s;,,t ,rnSe 1frf,i5 ,hir1n,Iiicf1 IthOtl, lutC
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-01-19
8riten bQtteu mitbermQl gei@minoelt.
9 8otid)atter 0eraro oenft nidt oarau, ieine NeH8
nation etusuretGen.
ater bic 8uuoesreseruug ui6t bod nit jweierle Diaab

ypdac 0rancs st. @etcrsnrs sceht encneno cine srO'
ftctbeit.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-01-19

slus ser &uriiial &ritif Der
Simes: .6err 1lrf,ts ais Sariifal lal'g
III Ser heutihen Nlanicr." Gaoet
ii,mt arabc ltrf,ls bin,n,liib ldn'l, lu'e
ciucr aus hem GngelIaub.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-01-19
BOT, Der @etttront.

Gnalanber itiirmeit scranmte gra6cn.
gerIin, brabtlos iibcr Sabbillc.
is. San. Sic Gberife 5ecrcsleihing
bat bcutc Sic folsenbc. Mclbnng bon
Scr &eltiront nltsgeocbclt:
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-01-19

2cutlanb I'M arg fir Ben Srcon ritc Ssion5 Nntts
Srcifuoroec crlcp Sdibud Scnasonnitc gb Der %po9c
Torn, yscnuoiih Snct oQcn "CcrcD nlcln" bcz
nant pcocn Ser @nbrcittbm Der Scr. 5tuatcH.
guptlen ditanircn @encra SlntDn. ~
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-01-19
9tr @ntl@eibungstampf III @nmdnien.
Die bertdrtten 3euifen ano @untdnen nertbetot8en
ote Geretb.Ginte aufS Meukertte.
Mu Nor0eu Der 9obruo4a merosu bic 01uien aggre0iu
Cine 1p0c ber srclek Ircp" mcbct bcr ycrban
e &9 5sat bitten Sraila 8eranmt
u ter 9obrubi4a nero.n bic Ruifen assre0iu.

GrfOlglUcr Mngff Nicn Su Snic Srutide
cbcrradngsangrtf $50 ecangcnc Iu Sic bngaridc Irl4
c t9nt quite 9ile NlHcn mbcn Grfolg 9undncn
t. gngfdnoer bombaben brei Gage lang gcraumc
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-03-03
GRAND BALL MONDAY NIGHT.


The Colonial Ball Room in Fairfield
avenue is the only place in the city at
which you can hear the excellent mu-
sic rendered by the McEnelly Singing
Orchestra, which will be the attrac-
ton next Monday evening. Prof.
Guilty for half dozen years has had
an exclusive contract with the Mem
el1ys, and they play nowhere else in
Bridgeport. The music is high class
in every respect. equal to most high
priced concerts, and includes various
combinations of instruments and vol
ces. Each member OF the orchestra
Is not only capable musician upon
several instruments, but would make
good as a singer upon any vaudeville
circuit. The music embraces many
classical selections, and the more
popular music as well, and some por-
tim. OF every number is sung. Dane
iE-s foffows short concert and lasts
until midnight. There has been no
advance In the admission charges,
there is always a large attendance.
You are assured of cordial welcome
and pleasant evening.