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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-29
Mother Visits Young HYATT

Mrs.. Thomas Il. Hyatt. of Topeka
Kansas, mother Of Edward Norbert
Hyatt, the young n1sn who shot him
self In the foot several days ago. etat.
ing that he did 90 to avoid entertna
the army, reached Richmond yesterda,
10 see her son. who is under treat.
msut at Grace hospital The young
man, IL Is reported, is getting along
nicely. 1t ia stated that whsn he re.
covers, young HYATT VIII he heard by
United Sites officials on the charge
that he is Stacker, He enlisted In
the quartermaster corps In Nav
York, on August Sth. and was sub
jeot to call Nt any time
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-29
COAL MINERS In FOUR
STATES ASK INCREASE,

Indianapolis. Ind. Aug. es,--C.oaH
miners. OF Illinois, Indiana, Ohio and
Western PENNSYLVANIA are to ask a.
substantial increase in wages This
was made known today when the
United Mine Workers of America is
sued an invitation TO coal operatives
of the central competitive field to meet
with them and discuss the proposition
here September g.
Pending negotiations the miners viii
he expected to continue work without
interruption according to Frank FAR
rington. president of the Illinois Min
ers union. He said that 1t Is impera-
tive that they do So
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-29

must give up food for the kaiser's
ermy,apd threatens dire consequences
IN the event of refusal Ultimately,
IN sheer self defense, they may be
forced 70 take sides in war which
:hey wish to avoid
The step taken by the United States
IS drastic bu, fully justified ~ the
existing conditions. We cannot afford
to feed our enemy ana rght him too.
And we cannot allow any seeming
ciend among the neutrals 10 take
advantage Of US to the advantage of
Germany.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-29
INTER COUNTY FAIR
TO NE HELD AT BOSWELL

The tntar-county fair to he held AT
boswell Va October 2-5. inclusive
promises 70 be the largest OF it's kind
vet held from present preparations
Inc counties part'Npating are: Han
over, Caroline, King and Queen. Louisa.
Essex and Spottsylvania.
A half-mile race track has been con-
strncted ny l. Lvell Clark the civil
engineer who planned the famous
'hrie Neck track. Valuable money
prizes VIII he awarded for stock. farm
products. cooking, sewing and numer.
ons other exhibits. There viii he
all kinds Of attractions and shows and
sufficient space for automobile visi-
tors to leave their cars.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-29
GOVERNMENT TO CONTROL
LOADING OF ALL SHIPS

Washington. Aug. 2s-Arransemen,
was made today by which the govern
ment hopes TO control absolutely the
loading and unloading OF all ships in
American ports. A national commits
sion was named to have entire charge
Of nil labor entering into loading and
unloading OF vessels Mt Atlantic. gnl,
and Pacific ports. The commission VIII
be compos4d Of:
Fer the war department, Walter
Lippmanr. assistant to the secretary
of war; for the lonRshoremen's asso.
citation, T, V, O'Connor. buffalo: for
TIE shipping committee of the counci
of defense, f. A, s. Franklin. and for
the shipping board. vice-Chairma ar
Stevens.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-29
Returns from Country.

Deputy Clerk Garland y. TAYLOR. Of
city circuit court. and DEPUTY Clerk
william RreeGeu, Of musings court,
have returned from vacation trips Mr.
taylor went whore the weeping VIII
lows and the habhlinR brooks abound.
while Mr. Breeder sought the bright
lights and the loud noise Of New York
and Atlantic city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-29
Charged with transporting Liquor,

J. NJ. Barr. white man about forty
years of age with business in Hope
we'll was sent on 10 the grand fury
yesterday by Commissioner Fieseu-
heimer. on a charge of transporting
ardent spirits Barr was recently dis
missed by tho state authorities in
Hopewell on the grounds that his bag
gage was unlawfully searched He
was rearrested Immediately upon His
dismissal and turned over to the fed.
eral authorities, He was released yes
terday on $500 bail
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-29

Regular Fellows.
think a lot
OF Tyrus Tidd,
Who never says:
II gottcha, kid"
-YoungstOan Telegram.
My special pet
Is Mike Mccoy,
Who never holiers;
"Attaboy."
cleveland Plain Dealer.
A good friend Is
Old Henry Wren,
Who never says:
slip me u ten"
n. s. FL.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-29

There will he special prayer service
at d-Street Methodist church to-
night Leader j. r. Barrow. president
Wesley Organized Bible class An in.
terestins talk will be made by Mr. c
A, Miller, of the state agricultural de
partment; subject. The Sure Mercies
Of Cod
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-29
Liquor Case Continued.

The case of Isaac Harris. colored.
whose grip was found TO contain ten
quarts OF whiskey. when II was
searched after officer Ernest had held
him up, was continued in police court
yesterdaY 70 Septemher l4th.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-29

rope three inches In diameter
and 1000 feet long has been found
in Beattyviiie, Ky. Probably It is In
tended for use in hanging that we'll
known outlaw. Bill Hohenzollern.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-29
To GIVE HIGHLAND PARK
SOLDIERS A SESB-0FF

A great mass meeting will he held
Thursday night August 80 in the
Highland Park Methodist church for
the purpose of giving the soldiers of
the community \ great send-or All
citizens are urged to be present Dr.
Douglas Freeman will spsak.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-29

Mrs. Willie Crutchfeld Wright,
daughter Of Justice Crutchf1eId. who
was operated upon yesterday at Stuart
circle hospital by DR.. Charles Robins,
was reported as resting comfortable
last night. The operation. which was
tho third within few weeks. was sue
cess<si
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-29

We can't scare up much sympathy
for the poor coal dealer who staket
last winters profits on the chances Of
another winter Of unrestricted compe-
tttion in exorbitant prices.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-29

Soldiers don't fall for sob stuff, "
is the slangy comment Of a motion pic
ture exhibitor They evidently intend
to let Fritz do all the sobhing.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-29
DIVISION NUMBER -FOUR
BUT SIXTEEN SHORT
Certified Fifty-ninc Men Last Night,
Making Total of t8f-Twcnty-
two Claims Denied.

Inc exemption pOaFu OIL ulNlSlot
No last night certified hfty-nine
men to the district board, making a
total OF 161 1t has thus far certified.
This division now lacks but sixteen
men to complete its quota. Those
certified are as follows:
List Certified.
Toe Lee, 2qtS p street.
John Julian Branic, 14o3 North
Twenty sixth street.
Aubrey James Jones, 9o7 North
Twenty fourth street.
I.emuel Randolph Bibb S23 North
Twenty sixth street.
Moses White. 3017 T street.
George Wesley Hines, Williams
burg road.
James Iowery 4o31-2 Louisiana
street.
Carrlnston. Leon Harris. 2t2o East
Main street
Clarence Lee I.andrum. SOC Goddin
street
James bailey. a2oa Williamsburg
avenue.
Edwin r. williams, 1903 North
Twenty eighth
John Christian, 1915 North Tween
ty-seventh
Harry Lee Tucker. 529 North
Twenty first
! Alex Walker browning, sol Mostly.
Charlie Lewis BroCkweil, Barnetts.
Va.
Henry Wexford Rose, 6l9 North
Twenty third.
George Henderson, 62T North
Eighteenth
Junius Smith. ia North Twentieth.
Emmett Warren Jackson. 2S0s East
Leigh.
Freddie Warren BEDFORD, 2 Hol-
land
Joseph Alfred Carter slq North
Thirtieth
Richard James. q14 State
Nathan Tatarsky 1908 East Frank
lin
John Chambers. s Orleans
Anderson r Cosby. Twenty eighth
and Marshall
Bernard Orange. SOS Denny.
Chas A Shelor. 1909 Rorer ave-
Walter Wray. as North Tfgh
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-29

After all. Russia may have turned
loose OF the eastern situation merely
10 get a fresh grip.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-29

The worm Will turn 70 come useful
purpose after September s. when the
dIstilleries must quit making whiskey
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-29

To Bu~ Through American Comm .siou.
Washington, Aug. 2S-Future pur-
chases Of supplies by Italy. Belgium
and Serbia. In this country will be
handled through the purchasing com
mission of the council OF national &c
Yense. Secretary McAdoo announced
today.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-29

N"pf"tn Hose to Address A~~e PATROL.
Tonight at o'clock Captain John
% Rose. Jr.. of the Eleventh company,
Home Defense league (Acca PatroD
VIII ADDRESS A meeting at the head
quarters Of the league. Seventh and
Main streets. This Organization of the
Acca Patrol has been accented ss a
unit
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-29

dent spirits. was released YESTERDAY
by United States Commissioner Flegen-
heimer, the evidence against her being
insufficient
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-29
4 Funny Thing .

We don't give poo-poo for the town
Of Cuckoo,
Nor will we go daft on tho
village Of Alton,
Aroostin up there in the bracing
mountain air
with her nose in the sky and
beauty In her eve
In fact places small attract us not
ut all
As we go scootin' by in the old
Six Fly-Fly
Aeettin' the pace with time as =
quarry 10 chase.
But we must forgive the people who
live in these desolate places. for YOU
know Il as we'll as we do that they
have no illusions about folks who fit
by In somebody else's auto and look
on them with a disdaining air and
that they are Just as happy and con-
toni as they could possibly be right
there in their dear little villages that
they know and love so dearly Their
fathers lived there before them and
their children will live after them.
and they are happy 20 be among their
congenial surroundings and are
proud TO think that they are. from
day TO day, preserving all the oddities
and fancies that their father created
for the enjoyment OF the generations
10 come, who. too, will in turn go by.
and reflect as their fathers before
them have done and resign their lives
to an ease that you and l never know
But who among us can define human
lifet
The Russian army evidently does
not believe In on eight hour working
day.
And then Petersburg had prosper
ity thrust upon IT,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-29

Woman Dfsnsls sed. Al
Stella Ward, arrested recently in
Heps~sil on q charge Of retailing ar
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-29
A IAterary Genius.
A likeAbIe chap
IL Hcyektah Bean;
He wouldn't dare -ayi
II ain'i never seen"

We speak for the sunburn cure
ris.hts on that little good roads run up
to stanton and back which the Vir-
ginian is going to put through In a
few days.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-29

vINGfNIAN PHONES:
Advertising-Msd iTbS.
Business Office Mad. i1bS.
Society---Nsd. 1898.
Mad, 1879
General Mgr Ran. 221.
Circulation Ran 222
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-29

III IH5 NTTIdHF Ut NutkDD, ' H.
Fashion has decreed that skirts
must not be over six inches above the
ground from this moment on. AT the
prevailing cost of calico and sfch, we
are In favor of raising the sidewa ks
President Wilson Wants to Know
How Far He Can Go in Regulating
Price sings a head writing gent
It's all according to whom he is talk =
ing, II we wants our advice aw
shaw, you know how il is, fellows
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-29
Historical Note

The clock industry was not tounde
in the village OF Cuckoo, Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-29

The Russian army evidently does
not believe In on eight hour working
%ow
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-29

And then Petersburg had prosper
ity thrust upon II.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-05-10
NuS Dtnl StaQte.
9cs Nspiltcs lit patriutildl.

Sc Wpi ines. 8. A)&ni Sic Mi
lit1rpflihti9en in Scs NioincS ipcrocn
auf ibren, MpdullfidAag eincn fleincl,
griinen 0nppf tragcn nit Der Snz
ld)rift: sd bin rcsiltrirt."
Sizes gcbort nit su Sem N!on, Den
Yiirgcrmeiiicr Mc%icor fit bic Heeiz
ltrirlng oll:gcorbcitct but. ST bat
fir Sic Sti,,1mpliike lhon cinel1 9ufz
INF crlullcn, pcm sic Stim,upIdse lu1c
aud, sic Sicnitc Scr Ne9iltrotpre'1
pcrncn lncrt9cltIid, 9ciicIcrt.
8d6rcuo scr n0ctltcu ponr Gage
rpllen Viirgernciiter ItSicor l'no
@pupcrncrr $oorbing eil, patrictllthes
Yrparanuu suinm,cnltcllcn, unn Die
slblidt lit. sic 9roBtc III Gcs Mcll'cs
ltottachobtc potriutild'c 9empnltrnt'or1
5u pcrnnltultcn.
,yiir oascmcincm &ricssoicnit.
Scs 80 ines, 8. Itoi. N1
til,er slnlprote al Die Stoatsbcdnttc'l
fir Mplfercicu uuo Nubrlmasmlttel
lnote @oupcrnellr Sooroing hcllte. DAB
CT eiuc Mcgiitrirun9 bon NMnncr'1
unb Ntuucu I'M slltcr bon 16 bis %
Ssubrcn fir bcu &ric9soienlt IN Gr@
>pdemrs 5icbcn lrercc.
Sic MricgSluac lit ipett crluttr,
als ollacn,rin nnocnpmn,cn iptro, l'l'p
mir ncrocn ouber picllcid)t bic Slcu@
ite allcr bruud}cl,", ld9tc CT.
GrntcausiidJtcn 1T Sp'pn.
gbicaec. 8. Wai. oicr ctngee
oauocnc Mittbcilun9 iibcr Die Grntcz
ouslicbtcn in ,pluu lalltcn ipic IplNt {:
|@cmcrfcuslucrtbc 3unobmc ser be-
bo,,ten sldcrildtbc miro bcridtct. bon
10 bis Is NroScnt fir Gctrcinc mo
ppn Is Bis 80 Yrpsent fir Startpt
felu, @obncn. lisSeu Mais llno anoere
GScmiilclprten sum- Gtrn,uhcn. Wnns
ecl an Snrmarbcitern icopd) nidt be-
iprsuiberrescnS.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-05-10
9eutldc 9ampier merbcn n,nactanft.

SS a + ing on, s. Moi. Sic
,iuci intcrnirtcu heutlden pilfsfrcus
scr, ircld)c BON scr Scr. Staatcn@Nc=
9icrung bcldln9nnbmt luorbcn lino,
ipcrrcn lmgctnuit ipcrrcn lino sipnr
lollen iic sic 9tnncl, slucicr Sclltld1cr
trboltcn, Sic int 8cfrciltnasfrieac III
scr Continental grmcc fir bic Srci>
bcit fdmpitcn. Murincietrctdr 9nntclS
tbciltc hcutc init. bnB ser .Grpnprin5
ySillclm" Sen 9iomen .@arpu ppn
5tcubcn" l,nb bcr rYrins GitclSrieSs
rid," sen Mumcn Barron SC Galb" crs
bultcn tpiiroc. @clDc Sd]iffc ipcrocn
,,ntcr ser mcrifoniihen 6laa9c. ips
balls i6rc Mcporoturcn bccnhct fins,
in 2ienit 9etellt iperecn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-05-10

u"'Cl Dtlt uC|pAUuHcUclt Oc9CN|tNUDClt
iull bic Wiilliarbcnbcuillignns fit ben
@au ciucr S5nnbelsflotte ge,ueien iein /;
icrncr bic itrittigen Hmmftc bcr&ricas=
bccrpurlasc, iibcr Bic 5wiiden ben So :
mitccS hcS 6auicS nno bcs Gcnats
,,pd, INNER feinc Gini9feit ersiclt ,ucr=
ben fumnte, bcipnDcrs abcr nus &C.
mats slmcnbcment he;iislid) bcr un=
ter Gol. 9iooicuelt uad) ;srantreid) sr
icnbcubcn 9ipiiiult. Sic Gpipmaecppr
lagc unb iibmlid)cs ipacn cbenfaQs be-
iprpdcm ,uprbcm ieiu. sScrmcr baben
bic Hnrteifiibrer bent Graiioenten per=
iprpdcn, bai; iic bic Wiainrbcubc,uil= :
li9nug fit bas Sd)iffsbauprp9ramn,
decentralization bcfiiruprtcn miirbe.
gSaibin9tpn, 8. Mai. Scr
1luttenbcbUrhc ,umrhe bcfannt, bni:
9entid)lanh iein 3iel, cine NailliuIt
Ipiincn sd)ific 1T eil,em Nspnat 81,
pericnten, int poriacn Wionnt errcidt
babe. Bic 3abl Iull iosar mod iibcr=
,d)rittcn luprDcu 1ct1.
gSul ulbington, 8. Diai. Gngs
Lana. iuirb. in ,nht Nnnatcn pernidtct
icin, mrn,, bis 5u Siclct 3cit bie Ser.
s5tauten nidst Sic SabritraBen ser il,z
tcrnatipnolcnGompfcr bon Scr Snlt6e
bootgcfobr bcfreit babcu lmo eintn
ltctigcn Strpm bon 2c6cnsmittcln fir
has britiihe Golf nno icine &ccre biuz
iiberlcnbcn lDnncn.
Siclc Nnfiinbi9llng crfol9tc gcltern
sia6mitta9 burd sic Wlll1ocs Shiffz
fabrtsbeb0rbc. Gin folu1ulcs Stbiiis1
prp9ranm lit bon scr 9euanntcn 8cz
lDroc cutlporfen lpprbcn, llm Gngz
louo slt bciicn llno lciuc &crnitbt
ab5uiucbren.
Scr @ou9rcB miro bemn6bit I'M bie
gcmillig,lng bon cincr M'iQinrbc Gplz
lars gun, @ou eincr grobel1 amcritaz
Observation-Disclosures on9c9angcn ircrs
sen, nit bcrcu $,ilfc Sic bcuti6eSnlld)z
boot @lorfnDc gc6ru1cn lpcrocu lDll.
Scr &pronldlng Scr Gbiffngrts6cz
h0roc 9ebt oabin, pdb i'm Sarfc bon
5lrci Sobrcn ltdblcrnc uno bDl5ernc
&onbelsld)iiic NIT circm @clornmt=
9pnncnocbolt bon fiinf bis Ied)s Mils
liolcn Spnncn gcbullt iucrDcn lDllen.
3u bieiem 3tpedc lpll bic 9icgicrlu1g
erm1cbtigt lpcrbcn, Sic 9cIonmtc Yrpz
buftipn scr Stnbllucrlc hcs Sanocs SIT
rcouirircu, hcltcbcnoc 0outroftc Siui=
id)cn Stoblucrfcn ltno Yripatfirmcn
3u lDlcn uno Sic bctrcffenocn geldNtz
rigtcn Yartcicn n0tbi9cnfalls 5u cntz
ld,dbi9cn.
gSaibiugtpn, 8. Mai. Sic
ediffabrtSbcb0rbe mad)tc bcfannt, hak
tic pun amcrifaniiden Gigcmtbiincrn
z Diterreihiid)c, il. amcrifaniid)en @a=
fcn fcitliescmhe Soanbclsidiffc pon
52,G51 9pnncm 0cianmtecbalt fit
$6,77S,OOO ectanft babe. Siefcr3rets
errcid)t nnr bic S5alftc bcr jctt bcrr=
id,cmbcm sd)iffspreiic. Sic sdjifte
wcrbcn lit ciniecn aiotnten fcctiidti9
icin nnb iollcn fir brn bringcnoci'
&ricgsbanbelsbebarf 1T Sicnit geitellt
,ucr0cn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-05-10
9ie tranS5iii@, Suite tptrben tn 9lt~
Oorf nit nugebenicul s}abel eunpfangcn.
9tc 8Siteuerborla8e >umroe IN, ett8eorometen.
baMS etm9etetdt.
9anoesbamp|cr 9o6 au oedes Saudboot


Sic aonfcrcn5 6cr Sic Gr96ccrporlagc erioop
Scun ncrbcn balo $33 ou &op 9eb0lferg
Sradutcrbobg Is Yro5cnt n1t Gin grrn
aobo5olgc @rGntc bcm 9Scg - Gu
nncr nid crcbi9t @oiinung af G9eel gegen sic
bpptc Ydbcn bcdcioct YartiHb 5l i6 Gbdl Sic 2ulaac
brcr lnttmg gngaub rrf III Gjeiobr- Cine
bcpiuigmg fir @anbcl5ibiiic tpnm 5taBsbborbc fouc
Dcrr Sbffe Geut1b Snmpfr ngctduft 100000 Siiersz
aprantn - Sic Grie gabn daltct SO 3uec
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-05-10

55 Sobren auf, iid oem 9feierbctorp5
Ser Wilitdrdr5tc an5uidlicBen uno
| lidJ iofort Scr S.e9icrlmg sllr 9erfiiz
glng 5lt itcuen.
Grntcid)atuuscn.
gSo bin9tpn, 8. yeoi. 9lu5
pem geitern per0ffentliNten omtlic6en
grnteberielt gebt Ieruor. bob Die @er.
sruaten 5ll einer 3eit, ba nobc5u Sic
9un5c 8eIt Nonael an Vrot leioct,
geraoe senl,g @ci5cn cr3cuscn &pcrz
ben, I'M Sen 8cbori Ser cigencn 8ez
bDlferllng SIT ocden, cs lrdre Oenn. oaB
iic6 sic @ep6lfcrung in ibrcm Ser
bro,lh betrdttlihe gcidrdnfungen
frcilpiaig uno 5u9,]ulteu Der @aiirtcn
oufcrlegt.
Sns sltterba,miniitcrium if1bt SEN
grtro9 Des 8interlpei5r,1s ouf runo
366 Miillionen Vulbels, - Sen flcinz
item ii, brciscbn Sabreu.
llcbcr Sen purauslid)tli6cn Grtrag
bes Sommeripcisens fann man crit I'M
,suli cine mtlidle Gddsllng crtpurten.
Sulftc iit aber Die Spnmcrerntc iclbIt
aui $50 Mtillipnen 8ulbcl5 belaufcn,
ma5 bcbcutcnb bDbcr tp1rc. ols Ser
Gurhlhnitt, bnnl fonnten Sic Ser.
~o1oaten inn aon3cls Sobr runb MIR ct
lpn GIG Miaioncn @ultcIs bcrpor%
brin9en. Sos ndrc Ser 9ilnltiglte SaQ.
llno ser nornalc omerifaniIdc SSabz
rcspcrbralth ltcllt lidl auf ctipas iibcr
600 Nillipnen 9ul6cl5.
Sic 3eicrpeporratbe bcs 2anbcs
lollcn in .bielen Sabre nieorigcr lein
al5 JIG pprber. aion lddst bic "iidtz
borcn%prrdtbe" ecaenlparti9 auf rllno
80 Wilioncn @uibcIs; bic %orrdtbe.
Sic man ais ~ll1iid1tbar" bc5cidonet.
auf ctfpos lucbr. Sic eerin9ltcn 1idtz
barcn %prritbe batten Bic Ser. Staaz
ten ppr Stpci Sobrcn am erltcn Suit
pcriii9bor. Wlen beiiirdtct, bub Die
@prrdtbc npd) gerinecr lein tuerocn,
ircnn sic grnle i'm tommenben Sult
beginut.
Ser Bei5enbeeorf Scr sllliirten
lpll lid} iiir has tolnInel,be Sabr auT
miurcltcns 500 aiillipnen 8n19cls
ltellcn. In sic Scr. Staatcn ipiro bic
Iufiurocrllng er9cbcn. ntcbr als Die
6alitc bie}es s'conrIs 81, becfen. S,,
N1ucn onberen; S6eilcn Der @clt tpirn
sic porallsiihtlidjc 8ei5encrnte als
,ulcd,t eeId,ilbcrt. Son Der orgcntiniz
ihen lpcib man, oab lie ein Scblhia9
lit unp ba6 Dos 2onb ieinc %orrdtbc
]elbIt auibroucbcn ipirb. 8anaoa5Froz
puttipn belhrGnft iin uuf ben CONT.
mcrlpcisen. Scilcn Grtrug normal etz
ipo 200 Willipnen 9uibcls bctrogcn
lpll.
Scit pcn Iusbrlld) bcs Gricacs
hohcn sic Scr. Stootcn lungebcllre
gScise,,mcnecu untl, europa 9cld'itt.
i'm Sabre 1915 1tiht iucnigcr OILS 1872
Ndilliuncn @ullels. %ur bcm Nrle9c
errcihtc sic iobrlid'e slusfubr lcltcn
100 sDtillioncu 9ltlbcls.
Spnlt iino oie grntcol5lidtcn inl
ol9emcincn 9iinltig, lptc Dos Sdcrz
bollminiltcrium in lcincm 8cridt pcrz
jtd}crt
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-05-10
Scr SQu6bootjoQ betrug int Npril ntdt
lueuiqer al8 100000 Souncu.
&pri9e gSotbc ,vuroen 81 sd)tffe neriemtt, ia9t
Sottoon.
eiuer lidirii@eu 5diisenoiuilion pntoe crmoroct'
ec ruide Rcaieruns 5u umit cncS Suaionsmini

r T(o,cuoperunc Npr 5lnten Geutldano5 p1c
III IN Wln cooucn oob beude 6ic6e gcfannnatlng
Der tnobiden &rg5rot6 Fari3 %on Imerlt1
borot Ser s9ano Nregc5 Scr Tct5an3cr 1dcnt
NTput1a prchcn gabt
ocbp Gculde Sibrcr &pf enig Ncuc Nnpndlbpmz
tie ocpinidt - 0eu Dtlidc5 GaB 2obrngeu ScuIh=
orcrifoner erld(t Die Scrlncr
eolbotcu at obe Son6ug Td Sc9cron9ric
9idroe vtiprn -N Nd15ing SSnbbe5rfc loucn
cingctIcilt reroen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-05-10
MuS Dem Nuslanoc.
100000 Spnmen int 9lpril.

l,lOO,OOO SUNEtu lIl >lpAAi.
opnoun, 8. Ntai. Ser Hcuter=
&prrcippnncnt lit 9lmltcrbam meIE
;yplgenbes puu Scrlin 5u bcrtdjtcn:
Sm Neid;Stag ,ul1roe NIT Scr j,uclten
9eiung bcs sslptten Suose!s be-
sonneu. 81. Yilegcr, 5luttc'1bcridt=
critatter iiir has Subgctfun,itcc, CT
flarte, oaf bic Snud,bppterntc fiir hclt
MHpnotslpril nid,t ,ueniscr ais 1,1OO,=
900 Spn1en icin miiroc. S,n Hcid)stag
berrid,c bas ieitc %ertrancn, Dai; ble
bentide ;slptteutbdtis!eit cincn iicg=
rcid)cn Sriehcn bcrteifiibrcn ,pcrpc.
Marinemiuiiter ppn Gapellc Iagte ncm
Spmitcc: rSd, fnnn Sbncn beltimmt
pcriid,crn, haf nnicrc Sand,bputc bis
an's Gube hnrd)baltclt ,uerbcn."
Gpal,Iiulssniniitertum fir &uElanh.
grab, 8. Wsai (iibcr9om=
hpu, Z Stm) .3ie ruliiide Hesicrn'tg
bat lid, hcmtc 5usunitcn eincs &uali=
ttuns Wtiniitcriums erflGrt.
9u5 benz 9ieid)stag.
Sppcnbascn, 8. Niai. Cine
Gepeid>c aus Berlin beiast, oafGe'd)s=
tanslcr ppn Setbmaun i6o1lweg bic
bon pcrid;ieSencn Harteicn ee,nadten
Snterpcllationeu bc5iislid) bcs 0r'e=
bcns ant Wtpntag int Heihstag bea'tt=
,uprtcn ,ueroe.
Ser Hcid,stag ,utro idJ W'ittc W'at
ucrtagcn, jcnud, uit,t bis sun1 Gcrtlt,
luic IblidJ. sSriplge Der Grtlarung ulc=
Let Abeearanctcn, oat eie Gcsterlng
in Der &rieesiiibrnns uid)t mufontrol=
lirt bleibcu juatc, ,uirb Der 'Rsihstaa
;u elmer Spmmertaguag int Sult 5u=
iammerfpmmcn.
slmit ero a NJ, 8. 9Nai. Ser 9ur=
rcippnncnt Der v3ijh" bcrihtct aus
Scml,d,lann, nai man lit parlame''to=
ridden &reiiem Der Mei,,nl,g lei, Die
crpartete Mntluurt ncs San5lers anf
bic sntcrpeunttpncn int Heid,:tag iibcr
bic Jricocnsstclc Scutihlanns mDsl)tc
lid, ais uni,5tbtg cr,peiicl, nenu Cite
tlipp unn tlarc amtlifc Grtl1rmns
iiber hieien Wegenitauo ahsescbct
,uiirbc.
2unoun, 8. Wtai. Cine aus sln.=
iteroam ei,tsclauienc 9epcid,e, Die iid)
auf einen 1T Ser oSijo" crldiencnen
Gcrid)t itiitt, rrtlart, oaf Sentidlano
suiammcn NIT Icineu &crbiinoeten ba=
rat lei, Cit neucs 5rieocusansebut jl1
MAIDEN.
Scutidjc Iiibrcr mno %ulf cinig.
@crIin. iibcr 2urouu s. !)(ui.
Yrilircnt gSilipu bcfinoct lidl I'M
,<rttbun,, ircnu CT hes GlaubcnS lit,
cs beltehe cine @rcnSlinic 5!piltlct
Dem oelttle1eu %ultc llno icincu Sllb<
rern ioet gruit Strubenolm. cll1
liberolcr Silbrcr III, Neid,sto9.
ngiu@cltfrica nit 100000 Nrcl=
luilligcn in Seutlhluno lpitrne llnn1p9z
LID aelreieu fem. lrenn sluild)cn Volt
,1no Ncsierllug ir1cno reId)c SdfFe@
rcnscn beltuuhcu hltteu", thc,Ite CT
Ser lluiteo Yrcb bette NIT.
Scr 8ruh nit ben %cr. Stnnteu
lit >u: natiirlid,e Greebnib Scr en9llz
Ihtl 9rupueunru. Sic icit ucbr uls
30 Sobren im e>un9c aclrclcn TT. @ls
it1 sic Ger. Stuotcu int Sabre 1912
lbciudltc, iuh id, trcId) cine &urrltutlr
aus Seutlhluub i'll Ncl slll1cl1 DER
Slmcrifuncr geu1ndt iprrocn mar. nbne
luclhc &cuntnib 9StIlun* Sc'rrebcu.
bu: ocltld,c %plt uup lcinc Nc9lerllng
bon ciuonocr SIT trcnncr. llnertlarz
bar it,
slomiral Scaieue ,uirn Chef hes britt
id]cn Nomirulitdtsitnbcs.
9pnopu, 9. Mui. Sie "Simcs"
melbet, buS Nomirol Sellttpc, Der 1c@
tioe SGhltfpmmanolrcnNc Der BRITT
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-05-10
Muiiiid,c Sulsatcn,umtb.

Miaa, 8. Mai. &encralmaiur &ar=
tuii, Scfcblsbubcr Der iibirtid,cn Sd,ii
tenniuiiiun, lit crmurect ,uurhcn. Sc,
M;Droer lit e,tt,ui4en.