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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-03
Tearing Down Of German
Propaganda in State Con-
tinues With Several Ar
rests Made.
RAID BLoDGETT,s HOME
Wallace still In jail At Davenport,
But Others Have Been Re-
leased on $1,000
Ball.

limited Press Leased Wire Service.l
DES MONIES, Iowa, Aug. 3.-The
tearins down Of the German propa-
ganda in Iowa continued today. Fed
eral agents were busy in half dozen
towns questioning suspected persons
and making arrests.
Here in Des Moines d. T. Blodgett,
an attorney, is held for the federal
grand jury under $1,000 bail charged
with violation of the espionage act.
Federal agents raided a print shop
and two residences, one the home OF
Blodgett. Thousands Of pamphlets.
containinS "a speech made by Thomas
I 3. Watson, in Georgia, last June.
against the conscription act, were
confscated. Further arrests in con-
Lectjon with this case are exp acted
today.
At Davenport, federal agents con-
tinued their investigation into the
propaganda which yesterday resulted
in the indictment of Daniel n. Wal
lace of Chicago, and six prominent
Davenporters. The local men all
pleaded not guilty and were released
on $4,000 BAIL Wallace is still in
Jail, unable to furnish $4,000 bond.
Here, too, further arrests are ex-
pected.
Reports from Lowden today said
everything was quiet there. The four
wealthy citizens arrested yesterday
on treason charges returned last night
from Cedar Rapids where they waiv-
ed preliminary hearing and were
bound over to the grand jury on SIS 900
hall. The jury meets in October.
United States Marshal -Adoore's warn
ing not to congregate on the streets
and discuss the war has been needed
and there were no usual morning "war
councils The salutations on the
street among friends were in English
instead of German today.
William Goldsmith, who was arrest
ed at Clarence yesterday also was re-
ieased on $4,000 bail to await action
Dy the grand jury at Cedar Rapids.
Confidence In Loyalty.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 3.-"To Off
set the evil Influences that are at
work" President Wilson today wrote
representative Dyer. Missouri, to ex-
press again his confidence in the
loyalty Of most citizens Of German
oiood IN this country.
Dyer wrote the president complain
ing of persecution" of German
Americans in st. Louis by govern
ment officials. He quoted as one IN
stance the case of Otto Hassman, st.
Louis railway mail clerk. discharged
Tor "disloyalty."
Dyer found Hassman had been in
the government service for sixteen
years and had served In the Spanish
war. subscribed for Liberty bonds,
contributed to the Red Cross and had
.oWn the Stars and Stripes from his
nome since the declaration of war
with Germany.
your letters struck a responsive
cnord In my mind" the president re-
phed, | have been aware from vari-
Gus sources of the unfortunate posi-
uon In which very large number Of
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-03
Comfortable Once More.

Philadelphia was comfortable once
more today. The heat wave, after
causing 143 deaths, dissolved last
night in a downpour of rain which
brought about a twenty-five degree
drop in temperature.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-03
Twenty Thousand Candidates.

United Press Leased Wire Service.l ]
CHICAGO, Aug. 3.-An increase Of
twenty-five per cent will probably be
made in the number of men to be
trained at the second officers training
camp at Fort Sheridan. the war de-
partment announces. This will mean
a camp Of twenty thousand candidates.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-03
Trench Helmets Arrived and
Every American Now Has
His Full Equipment.

lBy j. W. Pegler, United Press Staff
Correspondent
WITH THE AMERICAN EXPEDl-
IloNARY ARMY, Aug. 3.-Trench
helmets for Pershing's sammies ar
rived today amid general rejoicing.
IN their training for the trenches, the
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-03
Thirteen Dead.

BOSTON, Aug. 3.-With thirteen
dead and seventy prostrations in
twenty-four hours, the heat wave to-
day appeared to be broken. Rain and
shifting winds brought relief.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-03
What Russia Needs.

CHICAGO. Aug. 3.-Money, rail-
ways and munitions, not men, are
Russta's needs in the war. Boris Bak-
fsmetieff, chief of the Russian mis-
sion declared upon his arrival here to-
day.
Thousands lined the streets to vel
come the representative of the new
Russian republic, and his party.
Russia will so forward as a strong
democratic government; her soldiers
will be loyal and ultimately she will
triumph over German milftarlsm, In
Bakhemetieff's opinion.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-03

On His Way. But Whither1
Waterloo Tirnes-Trfbune: John
Barleycorn is getting more and more
confused as to his destination when
asking for his passports.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-03
Altering the Case.

Waterloo Times-T Tribune: It's all
right for the railroads to cut out
passenger trains until they cut out
the ones serving your town.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-03
Twelve Hundred Will be Com
missioned as Officers in
the New Army.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.1
FORT RILEY, Kansas, Aug s.
Nearly five hundred men-members
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-03
AUSTRIA TALKS
Of PEACE AGAIN
Every Such Remark From
Vienna is Now Being Loud
ly Cheered by Ger
man Press.
|BTG OFFENSIVE PLANNED
Fighting In Balkans TO Become More
Intense az Result Of Recent
Conference Of
Alice.
IBIG OFFENSIVE PLANNED

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.1
WASHINGTON, Aug. Big offen-
sive operations in the Balkans
against the Teutons will come soon.
allied agents here said today.
This development is result Of
recent conferences here and abroad
among allied diplomats and bears
more or less directly on Italy's re-
cent demands for more active work
against Austria.
Italy's irritation had subs1ded to .
marked degree today.
Russia has sided with her in the
demand that the United States de-
clare war on Austria and apparently
the other entente nations have told
italy that there will be no immedi-
ate separate peace with Austria--the
thing Italy opposed.
1t is regarded significant that peace
talk out OF Vienna is now being
loudly cheered by representative Ger
man newspapers.
The state department continues
silent on the Austrian situation.
Agreement With Russia.
AMSTERDAM, Aug. s.-Russ1a and
Austria are ION the verge of an un-
derstanding," according to the dec
laration attributed to President Hugs
mans, of the international socialist
bureau In today's Handelsblad.
Austria" Huysmans declared, "is
not claiming anything from Russia
lie Polish question is to be consid-
cred as a matter between Russia and
Germany"
Today's War Developments.
WASHINGTON, Aug. S.-Prospects
of big Balkan drive; Americas ex-
tention of her embargo; and better
feeling in italian diplomatic quarters
over the Austrian situation, marked
today's war Developments
Some diplomats said the United
States may declare war on Austria,
Extension Of the American embargo
to cover steel products may force
Japan to place some Of her shipping
in the Atlantic as the allies and the
United States desire. Meantime the
neutrals have been asked to present
their food needs to the United States
for wise.
These needs must be kept at mini
mum, for this government has deter
mined that none of its products shall
reach Germany through re-export.
While these executive and diplomat
ic matters brewed, congress talked
vacation prospects for about Septem-
Der Is.
The food control and survey bills
were before the house.
The senate recessed, waiting final
action by the finance committee on the
81 900. 900 900 tax bill. A report Is ex-
pected tomorrow.
Peace talk will break in the senate
soon as Senator Stone proposes to
speak at the behest Of the American
Union Against Militarism.
[
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-03
Activities Investigated.

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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-03
THE WEATHER

Fair and warmer. Local temp |
y p. m. 50; 7 a. m. 70.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-03

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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-03

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our own leased wire.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-05-06

lmlrbc. Scr politip fcltgcitclltc Sort
idritt ouf ser Srpnt ppn 80 atlomcz
tern bctri9t ollo ciucn baIbcn Mlpmcz
tcr on cilcn, ci,,si9cn Ellnftc. 9ab
pielcr griple lnnD9Iih i'm %crbdltnib
su sen rieiiscn Opfcrn itanr, lic9l
nl1f ser $>1nS.
Scit scr Ginuobmc bon Irlcur
liub balp slpei gSud)cn pcr9an9en. Gs
uufm alio sic @riteu 10 ldnac, I'm
on cinem eil1sigeu Ernfte cer Sroni
eincn halbcu @ilpmctcr bon Ser Stellc
sll rii.fcn.
Ser &ompi iii ldpn luicSer ols be-
enret su betrod1ten. Sic ncutld,e @cs
scupiieuiipe bat einscIcet. lpie Spnoor
mittbeiltc.
giueu unoercu &prltu6 muhtcn sic
8ritcu in Ser NGbe ppu ct. Glentin
no tic cineu @lltsbpf 9enpmmcn hus
ben ippllcr.
sn Scr frunsDiiihen Sront bat lid
sic Gage ebenfulls iuenig perdnSert.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-05-06
SET RricQ.
Nms gerlin.
Nus Ycrlin iinb bier geitern tcinc
9epcid)cm eimsetruffen.
Tir Hrhnfttnn.

Nus Yerlim iinb bier geltern tclnc
9cpcidcm einsetruffen.
SIC Hcbaftion.
Mus Yaris.
Yuris, 6. Mai, 1880 @n. Sic
Grpbcrl,n9 alter ocutld)er 'Stclllin9cn
an elmer Sront bon 6 @tlomctcrn llnb
ser lpibti9en itratcgilden Stclllng
uuf cinem Ylatcau III Scr Gc9eno bon
Germ zenz2npunois ltno Grupnrc.
neblt Ser 0cfongcunobme bon 1000
9eutIdcn linb sic lpidti9ltcr griolsc
Ser sllliirtcn am Somstug. Size %crz
lutte Scr Scuti6cu iraren lcbr grpB.
Sur &ricaslase.
slus bcn @crihten cnglilder
@orrclponDcrtcn lpor erlihtlid. pob
ser piertc arobe cngliifc Surdz
brlldsSpcrlld) nidt Sen BON Der ergl1z
ld,cn Iiibrlmg crbpfitcn Grfols botte,
lmo es bdttc hcr0littbcilung aus Scns
ppn, bob cin Sbeil Scr crobcrtcnStcIz
lunecn lpicpcr oufscgcbcn lpcroen
mubtc, fa,m bepurft, I'm Den 0Hbcrs
! fola feltsultcllcn. Ser Ingriff lpuroc,
lpic britiId)c &prrelponcenten mittbeil>
ten, ouf elmer Srpnt po1raabe5u orelz
| rio 0ilpmetern gclnoht, 1tnh bas eng
lil1c 0riegsnmt iclblt tbeiltc nit. Sob
bon 9ops, nornipeitlid, bon Sens. hls
sur Strabc bon 9upalune nod) Cant
brai 9cfimpit lpcrbc. sluh ipuroe III
bicleu 9eritbten ipicocrln, bic grpbc
grbitterl1ng hcrpor9ebpben, NIT oer
auf bciDcn Scitcu gcfdn,pft 'uurnc.
9as gauge 8ciultut nieler iurdtbaren
slnsriffc beitano ans oen Sriimnerl1
zines 9pries luo ctlua 200 @efonaes
nen. SHE Sppp 2inie. bie parallel
nit ser 2inie Mrlcllr Grupelle lduft,
| bcfinbet lid, nad luic por felt III Seut@
| Id)en Ssinben. pb9Icid lie llnnittelbar
an @rapeIlc unb slrIcur borbelld,ltt.
Ser britiIdc Mniicnanariff mu6 ollo
| ais Elm neuer SebIldlaa beSctdnet
iperbeu. 9us scnonuteue 2orf. Srcss
not, licat faum ciucn balben 3ilpn,ez
ter iiibcltlid bon SlrIcur. hds tn Der
Gprippd)c ppn beu Sriten 9enpumcn
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-05-06
,,Gin 15rieoeu obue Muuerionen nno Gnt=
i@Qoiqun9en" -&ublau0.
Sic ertuartete Meoe oes Netd)Stan5lerS mag nber
oen 9yrieoen entibetoen.
ION oer gBeiront form MIR oas raben oes auFdeu Sabu


es Nc5fon5cr 2i15to9 tommn Gr1drungen bcr
ougmn Sugc abbcrumo bc3 dinidcn onnOten fal
cr Sncreonte gordtcn ber Bic outdcn SauOotc
Die Moerln195g0ben Nubolos crl0rcn i Rotb
ootcn crn1a6u Gr0nun9 Worin
u bcbc1,tare su 9o Hcgcrm,o miro n,oblirt
Dan rid rHher ocbral1tc
ne entiddoiprgc1 Solung n Sronrf criogt
Muaebot 9c Da1tbeugnif aoler3 dnttc1
pcroen in g0hmen Nad]fdn0c Maitlo
ocutItcn 9cben sur Irbe Sllonb piro picl
ccht 0lin7cu cn5i6en.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-05-06
2eb,pobl @cn,,p : Seitnns!

Gbicago, 5. Niai 9cn Srdgcr''
ser Chicago Gailp 9lcips ,pllroc 6cllte
mitgctbcilt, ba6 es iid ais nDtbig erz
lpicIcn babe, bon Niontag. bcn IA.
sVtai, al Sen Yreis fit icpe 9slruncr
ser GuiIp gfcips auf 2 Gents Su ers
bDbcn. @rllnb: sic boben unb ltei9cns
Sen Erciic fir Srlldpapier lll,e ollie
sDlotcrialien. sic gun, 9ruf eincr 3cis
tuuo bcnDtbiet iperben. Sic iibriac''
Gbicagoer Scitungcn iibcrlcgcn iid] hie
Ndtblidtcit Scr Yreiscrb0buna cbens
falls, baben abcr nod fcinc Gntldcis
bnug 9etrnffeu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-05-06

Das Nllratorillm Der Sarparoz zl(niberz
lit1t sic Meliguation bon Yrof. aunr
Srandc, So5ent Scr oeutlden alllturz
gcldNhte lmb &llrator oes @ermmlilttz
idcn Dl,leums. angenommcn, bat ibm
cpoh Dcn Gbaratter cincs Brofeilore
emeritus unb cines gbrenzAlratDrs
ocs oenonnten mliellnls pcrlicbcn
Erpf. Sronde tpllrDe IN Nicl, Gcutidz
lanb, 1855 geboren nno gc90rt Dem
Ycbrltab ser llniperiitdt ieit 1884 an.
Sic Yroiciiur fir ocutid)c 2itcroturz
ocldidtc bat CT felt 21 sabrcr bcfleiz
pet. Yrof. Srande, ser inter lcinell
Gollegen iebr bcliebt ilf, miro uabrz
i6cinli6 sen Neit icincs 2cbcns litcz
rurilhcn ar6eitcn ipiDnEn unb Diirftc
bon Ser Carnegie Stiftlng cine
no,nbafte Eeniion crbaltcn.
9cs &auslers Rebe fommt INNER
nG1cr.
Yerlin, 5. Wai (aber 2onbpn.
9as &umitee fit amsiuartiac slnsclc=
genbcitcn i'm yunbeSratb ,uirb ,uabr=
i6cinlid ant 9ienstas suiammentom=
met, un1 cine Grfldrnns bes 3eid)s=
fan5lcrs ppn Yetbmai,m= SuQ,ucs iiber
bic militariidc, politiidJe nnb 'uirtb=
idaftlide Gage sm bDren. Gs beift,
baf bicic Grfldrung suslcid cine glnt=
murt amf Observation-Disclosures ber &on=
lerpatipcn unb Gosialbemufraten iiber
9cmtidlaubs &riess5iele entbaltcm
mirb.
glus bcr Nc,u Dprf Simcs.
9fcm gorf, 5. Olni. Sic 9tetp
Yorf Simes idreibt: ~gs lit gcltern
befonnt gclpornen, bab Sl,nScszAgenz
ten lid nit eiucm nellen Genius be-
falIen - Der y@oaters", 5. +. lolher.
ocrcn Sp1npatbien mebr tcutoniih ols
amcrifaniId iino uno bie su5citen 5u
peraellcn Ideineu, boB Seutldlunb
Scr Seino ser Gereinigten Staatcn lit,
unb iiber Sic Serie1,flln9 bon 6unz
belsld1iffen onrh oeutlde llnterleebooz
te 1lno iiber 9cridte bon oertiden Grz
fclsen in Ben &riegssonen Guropas
5daoenfreubc empfinben. Ser G'ez
bein,bienit bat ieit Ser ariesssrfldrung
bon stu,erifauern @uubertc uon 8e%
lflrerocn gegen Al1sldnoer nnb i'm
auslonbe eeborenc 9iirgsr erbalten,
sic bcidnlbigt lpcroen, Dffcntlid err
Hart 5u baben. DaB lie in Spmpatbic
nit Geutldlanb ieicn. lmb iogar 10
ipcit gegansen al lcin, iid] ilber Sic
@crlenfrng unerifaniibcr SdifIc
purd oeutIde lluterieeboote "baniI6
5u frelen.
gs sibt fcin Gcice, bas iolde Ser
ltobe oedt, lllD u[lcs, mas gctbnn 1per@
Sen fam. lit. sic gia,ncn Der "Sdloe
oenfrpbcn" 5u fiinftigcm stohldlagcn
81 regiltriren.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-05-06
Nu6 Dem NuSlQnoe.
Gus HubIanD.
Grtr t a.

Nuunpr, 5. Wfat. Sic riliiId)c
9iptc at bic 9lliirtcn 1uirn ,uahrid)cin=
lid, bic 2iberalcn ucranlaIien, sic
&riegssicle Der Slaiirten ncu 5u be-
itimmen, iagt bic u& it III t IT It t
@asctte", ciuc Scr einflmkrctd,ltcn
5eitunseu Gnslanos-
@ctrpsr 5. Wai, ii6er 2un=
opn, 1905 9sn. 9luf &erprnnung pun1
Tatb Der slrbciter= uuo Suloatenoclc=
gaten iinD aac &criamnlunscm fit ben
Settraum BON 2 Sagc, pcrbutcn.
Setrpsr 4. Wtai. (SeripG=
tct.) Scute mar falt entlang bet gan=
sen ruiiiihen isront tbatidhlid SSaf=
feuitillitano. stn scr DItercififd, ruiz
iiidcu ssront lit idpn ieit mebr uls
cinem Mpnat tein Sfnf absefcuert
,pprnen, nnb an Scr bentif) ruiiiidJen
5rpnt ,uar bic &ftbdtisf nur
| iebr qcrimg nnb an maltfen Sunften
trcifcn lid rniiiidJe unb Seutidc Sul=
batcn unbcmnffnct nllo ucrfcbrcn NIT
cinnnbcr. Sns lit Id,un 10 ullgcmcin
gewprocn, naE Der Sberbefcblsha6cr
Der ruiiiiden Sruppcn int Ntin:f Sc
| sirf, General @uurfu, icinc Splnatcn
semnrnt bnt, puriidtis SIT icin, ,ucil
bic 0rcunbid)aft Der Sentidc,t ,uabr=
iheinlid) nur oaramf btn5icle, 9tabc=
res iibcr bic ruiiiid)en &crbiltuiTe SIT
eriabreu.
Splbatcr, sic cingctruffen iinp, INT
Situnsen Scr Smma bct5u,uubncn, CT
ndrtcn, an Der Ditcrrcihtidlcu Trpnt
,uiiroc uirtlid) ntd)t mcbr setIn,pft.
Sctrperap, 4. A!sai, ihcr 2un=
oun, 5. Miai. Gs ,unrne bctannt scgc=
bcu, nai: bic Snmn iuiprt SIT elmer
auferurbcntliten Sagung 5ulammcn=
bcrufc,t ,ucrncn iua.
4ctrpsrah, 5. Mai. 10:50%m.
iibcr 0pnbpn, 1O:45 9tm. Sic Sttnltg
ncs Hatbs Der Arbciter= uno Sploa=
tcnbclcgatcn pcrta9tc lid scltern
gbcnn, nad)bem tic sic Mttttbcilnngcn
Scr prupiiuriid,cn Mcsicrnna iibcr Dc
rcn 9tptc nn bic 9llliirtcn ait I. Wat
lbeiprud,cn hattc. Scr Scid)luE nesSfa=
tics crfldrtc, nai: sic ncue 9tptc Der
Jicsicruts, bic an nic9llliirtcn abgchcn
lpll, nllc Scmtnngcn Der yutc ppm
1. Mai, bic ecaeu bic SntcrcIIcn nltn
i3iclc Der rcpplmtpu6rcn Scmufratic
iciu t6nnte,t, ans benz SSc9c Id)atfcn
uiirbc. Gin a,tncrer geld,luf crtlGrtc,
oai bic Yplitif Der elnneriunen ictt
smm eritcn Wtalc Wescnltann tntcrna=
tipnaler ScipredJunecn sc,uuroen nnn
alip Cit wid,tiser sics fir bic Semu=
tratic errunacu lei.
Ser &plsussausidut erflartc, naE,
iucnu inalt aud, auf iuldlcn 6rtcecn
beitcbem mirpc, bpd) BIC ganSe rcuuln=
tipniirc Scmpfrattc Hnflanos bent
Hath Der 9lrbciter unb Sulnatcnoclc=
9atcn bic @efulaidait nidt ucriaacn
iplltc. Sic %Ulfcr Der iibriscn trtcs=
lfiibrcubcn 9iinncr ,uirncn ibrcricits
ibun ,uiilcn, ,uic lie ibrc Icsicrunscn
sur Mnnnbmc eines 5ricocnS ubncsln=
negipncn nno Gntihdnigunscn bc,uc=
gen t6nntcn.
Sic pruptipriibc Hcsicrnng crtlarte
ihrc 9tptc uum 1. Mai ,uic iulgt: Sic
Nptc ,uurnc nad) iprgfiltlger EriiTnns
cinitimmis befiir,uurtct. Snpcm pun
cincm Gutitcionnssiicg bariu scIpru=
dJcn muroc, ,unr bic 9Diuns Der Erub=
lcmc semctnt, ppn Der ,uir in unicrcr
Ntittbcilung uum 8. 9lpril mic fulgt
gciprpd)cn hatten:
| ,9ic 3eslcrnus bdlt cS fir tbr
, Hcd,t unb ibre Yilid,t, sr crfldren, baE
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-05-06
Mn@ Gnglanb wn s:SherfroD, memn bic
Nmerifancr an otts ,ront tdmeu.
3am eriten Nale tpradb etn brtttidcr 8eantter lit
1lnierem Mb9eoronetenbaMie.
Soma bat bis jett fit $2,372,OOO se3eidnct.

Mpmitees mb bs bcan Hbcr bas Dtol
bic asbcbg. Critic 2cmg Der Spuna9cporlagc
oct Sic Yotscniurfrngc tpmn ginoun9cn 9cgcn Sic
Saubbootgefabr mbcn gbcm gc9alcu Sca Souo crmabnt
Bic Saen Spariumte = Sic rildn 4bgeianocn in ciirg
@crotbun9 0err @oour Dal cine Nnipradc sic bnc lit Np
groBcr amer Selbnmpfer rcrnf Chicago
tbcurcr SLa lua ldn pcb 9cppltion panen Stations Nb
9cianOc GroBc 2Dbrmeen i sceleutcnobaltn. Gcuidcl
Eruf nu Srande bat cignirt Sic scu sorf smcS Ib Bic
.dubcnoben" Gculdcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-05-06

! Samspurlaac amf 40 Sabre, nnb in
scnat amf % Sabre, ,uuroc beipro:
den. Man slambt, baf man id
idlieflid auf bic @eitimmnns pur
30 Sabren cint9cn t6nncm ,pirb.
SIa bingtou, 5. Mfai. 9i'
erite 2einna ber spionaseuurlasc ,unr:
DC bemte int Scnat beenoct NIB &
fam 9lnfanss ndd,iter @ude bariibe'
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