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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-06

from Seminole on change Of venue.
sadie Jones, IA charming cirl of Is,
disappeared from her home ON May
-. 1916, and her dead body was To-
Gated i days later in salt creek. a
short distance from the home.
A bullet had penetrated her head
Physicians testified that she was In a
delicate condition at the time OF her
death and had been in that condition
for five months
At once suspicion settled on a broth
er OF the girls father. In the prelim-
mary hearing held AT Wewoka on
June and the evidence against him
was of ouch nature that he was
rushed from Seminole to this county
to avoid likelihood of lynching.
More than one hundred witnesses
are here today, most OF them having
been summoned 10y the state An ar
ray CT legal talent is on both sides
The jury selected consists of IA farm
ers and one merchant
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-06
GUS JONES ON TRIAL
FOR NIECE'S MURDER
Ada Man Accused Of Killing
Girl and Throwing Body
Into River.

tDA Okla. reb. s-Thc trial Of
Gus Jones. charged with the murder
NJ his niece. Sadie Jones. near Maud
last May. was begun here az o'clock
this afternoon A jury was chosen
and evidence will begin early Tues
day
Thf case promises to be the most
sensational and startling ever tried in
PUntOtoe county. 1t VIZ brought here
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-06
ON His Oath.

a little girl was remarl,mg to her
mother on the courteous behavior of
their dustman. And So religious. too"
she added
81 was not aware OF that" said her
parent,
"Oh. yes" declared the child. IL am
perfectly certain Of IT. This morning
he was'liftins the heavy dustbin, and,
10y accident, IL fell on his toes. Ane
. lot about IT."
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-06

Contractor Then you won't soll mo
Cd carload ~ bricks an oiodIir
Dealer SO. me an my bricks Ar.
very much alike, were hard ~ osse d
ton cash.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-13
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To John Ellis your heirs, executors,
 assigns or personal representa-
 tives.
 You are hereby notified that we have expended in labor and improvements the sum of one hundred dollars for the year of 1916, on placer mining claim Queen Bench situated on left limit of Center Creek which is tributary of Snake River and re- corded and more fully described ill Vol. 194 at Page GA in the Records of the, Cape Nome Re- cording Precinct, in the Second Di- vision of the Territory of Alaska.
 The above amount has been ex- pended under the provisions of the law concerning Annual Labor upor Mining Claims, being the amount required to hold said claim.
 And you and each of you are further notified that if within ninety days after the last publication of this notice you fail to contribute your proportion of said expenditure, your interest in said claim will become the property of the undersigned your co-owner under section 2324 Revised Statutes of the United States.
 MAMIE BALL. R. w. BOWEN.
 CO-OWnerS.
 Date of first publ, April 25, 1917. Date of last publ, July 25, 1917.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-13

Let r- estimate on sour Job Wors
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-13

Many miners and operators Tno arrived on the first feet are no" leaving for their camps throughout the country and the town is again beginning to show the results of the exodus.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-13

Ed Pfaff1e, leading merchant Of Council, arrived in the city on Sun day to look after business matters s1nd also to serve in his capacity as Territorial Road Commissioner. His stay will extend to several days.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-13

AnJHOnS il Hes as yesterday admitted to citizenship by Judge Tucker.
 Applications for passports have now to pass through the District Clerks office.
 Dr. Sharpe of Fort Davis will soon leave for the Outside to take his eX- animation for promotion as major.
 We are using Moonlight water in the Elite Bath House.
 The Standard will try to reach the Koyuk today and will sail at ten o'clock for that river and all way points.
 The Silver Wave will leave for Wales and all intervening stopping points. It is doubtful if they will be able to get into Teller and will ac- cept no freight for that point.
 Rev. D1. Parsons who will leave Nome this summer has two sons who are now in the army having volun- teered upon the call for troops. One is an officer and the other is prl- vate at Vancouver, Wash, barracks.
 The chechaco dance last night notwithstanding the unpropitious state Of the weather was greatly enjoyed function by all who attend ed, and successful in every respect. FOR SALE:-Fine house completely
 furnished and a bargain. See Geo
 B. Grigsby at the Golden Gate
 Hotel.
 The Admiral Wainright from San Francisco and billed to Golovin ar rived yesterday in the roadsteaa about noon This steam schooner is also laden with supply of oil.
 Many miners and operators %no arrived on the first feet are no" leaving for their camps throughout the country and the town is again beginning to show the results Of the exodus.
 Ed Pfaffle, leading merchant oi Council, arrived in the city on Sun day to look after business matters .1nd also to serve in his capacity as Territorial Road Commissioner. His stay will extend to several days. FOR SALE:- All kinds furniture
 Cheffoniers, dressers, washtands
 China closets, bedspring and
 mattresses. Inquire Miss Oestrich.
 The Alaska Road Commission with headquarters in Valdez sends the In dustrial Worker a fine road map oi the Territory. It is announced that these maps are for sale by the road commission for one dollar each to anyone applying for copies.
 Mike Martinoff, formerly of Nome writes letter from NladivostocN stating conditions in Siberia. Labor, CTS are paid four dollars day. Ii6 was exempt from military service the army taking only men of the very highest physical stamina anl there was no shortage. Mike was then leaving for Anadir where he is going mining and is to take big supply of material from Nome dur ing the summer which Cap Thompson tie F1ovid ence Bay trader will take to the mining camp for him in the schooner Trader.
 Let r- estimate on SOur Job WOrs
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-13
yOCAL a4O ". r. M.

whe regular meeting Of the Non0 x,na- workers' Union, Local NO p4O. of the w. F. of M.' IS neiu oxerv Saturday evening at p. m. a' at,ner's Hall. Office hours l p. Ill., in D. m., T p. m. to p. m.
 ANDREW BECA, President.
 JONH HOEM, Sec.-Treas'
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-13
c.ppENrERs AND yoINERs.

CARPENTERs AND JOINEtss'
 Local Union l7ss. Carpenters ana Fo,asrs of America, meets every FIT aav at Al Orland's shop Front e%
 Carpenters Headquarter'' Deuei ul Labor Hall. nI s p. m.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-13
ORGANIZED LABOR.
WESTERN FEDERATION OF
 MINERS.

Hesdquarters sos Railroad Builo- sux. Denver, Colorado. NBAs.'MOYER. ERNEST Alhhe'
 1-a.,aor+ sec.-Treas.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-13
ALASKA NEWS ITEMS
 AND TOWN TOPICS

Miss Hilda JohnsoN, a graduate of 1 the Nome High School, will graduate from the University of Washington this month and has accepted posi- tion as teacher in the school at Cor ldova.
 Chas O. Strand will again fish ex- 'tensively this year. He will first leave for Port Clarence to get sal mon and pack salmon bellies and la ter will leave for Chinik where he will put up herring for the outside markets. The demand for fish now as an article of food has greatly increased and all of it finds a ready market.
 The crew of the Arctic will leave on the Jewel Guard just as soon as that schooner can get away for Hooper Bay. The Jewel Guard is leaving to establish a mission in Nunivak and has kindly consented to take the crew of the Arctic to it's sdestination. Harry Dalby will be in command of the U. S. Mercantile Co.'S fast boat.
 Rain continues to bless miners in this section The softer weather is causing falls of ice in the snow tun- nels in the ditches and thus creat- ing conditions which from time to time threatcn to cause bad breaks. Several times lately big gangs had to reinforce several threatened sec tions of these water ways.
 Billy Mullen who is to leave soon for Marshal will run the motion pie | ture thGater in that place, A. G. Oliver, formerly of Nome, having 1 looked to the erection of a show place for Mullen. The pictures will be feaures and received from the I Dream which is sufficient to show that the Marshalites will have plenty of fine movies to distract their at tention during the summer.
 SPRING OPENING SALE. Spe. Cial sale on Dresses, fresh and new from New York City. Evening gowns, silk, velvet and cloth Ores Ses. Prices range from $T.5O to S2J.OO. p per cent discount for three days only.
 MISS OESTRICH STORE.
 The Divisional Road Commission the members of which are F. H.. Pfaffle, A. F. Poteet and John A.. Wilson, are at present formulating plans for the building of roads under the appropriation made by the last legislature. Copies of the new road law have been received and it is more definite and comprehensive 1 than the old one. Work mayebe done both by contract and force ac- count, and the money will be on de posit in the bank at Nome, thus do- ing away with the delay in forward ing the vouchers to Juneau. It is the intention of the commission to confine its work chiefly to the con struction of new roads where most needed Some little time will neces- sarily elapse before everything is in smooth running order. No money has yet been deposited with Mir. Sheldon, the treasurer, but will be as soon as the bonds are accepted.
 A peculiar case was settled out of court by an 'adjustment" apparent ly effected by all parties concerned in connection with an alleged theft from one of the women of the re stricted district. The woman charged that Marion Dunne who had been in her place had taken the sum oi $GS from her. She so told officer Neilley who investigated the case. | tA1
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-13

A peculiar case was settled out of court by an adjustment" apparent ly effected by all parties concerned in connection with an alleged theft stricted district. The woman charged that Marion Dunne who had been in her place had taken the sum oi $GS from her. She so told officer Neilley who investigated the case. Dunne. it is stated told Neilley that he took the money but it was his own and not the woman's. Accord ing to a statement made in the pre- sence of witness to a representa- tive of this paper who started out to investigate the case. when the wo- man charged Dunne with taking the money and with a prosecution, she said that he declared if she did he would have her prosecuted for sell ing liquor and this judging by furher statements made sufficiently scared the woman. Later it devel- oped that Dunne returned $25 to her in satifacti0n for everything which, rather than run the risk of facing prosecution she accepted, The case appears to be one from every point of view which merits fuller inves- tigation and no such settlement as alleged should have been permitted
 Now is the time to Subscribe.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-13

SPRING OPENING SALE. Spe. ciaI sale on Dresses, fresh and new from New York City. Evening gowns, silk, velvet and cloth Dres- ses. Prices range from S7.5O to S25.00. p per cent discount for three days only.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-04-28

u o. /.
dc Sllmme ale sipei ,pber orci Boden
|nanah. Sieben 9tationen ba6en iebon
lm Inlciben crlll6t pbcr lpilicn lajr
len, oaB tic ibnen ipilfomn1en ieien,
ndmlid @nglano, Sranfreib, 9fubz
Ilano, Stalicn. 9cl9ien, Cuba - llno.
gum Grltaunen picler @comtcn aud-
5aiti. slubcroem beibt cs, oab @raz
iilien Dem slbbru6 Ser oiplomotildcn
9c5icbun9en nit 9cutidlano iolgcnO.
Sen @ricg crflaren ipiiroe lnb ocsbolb
an 5ll lonbiren fdnst. ob all6 linn cine
Nnleibc gcipd9rt ipcrOcn m06te.
Ser 9a,5c Grnit ber Gage wirb
pffcnbar.
21 cs ii6 nidt n,cbr beltreiten IGBt
DaB Scr grfplg bcs belltl6cn Saudz
bootfriegs anbauernb 5llnin1n1t, lpiro
oas Hroblcm ser @eriorgung ser sllz
liirtenldnoer nit ibrcn gcoiirfnilien
inmcr id)drfcr in Sen Gprbergrllnb
geriift. Sic bon Sen britilden ,,nb
fran50iiiden Observation-Disclosures
iiberbrad)tcn sl,,stilnfte babcn Sr11iz
pcnt @ilipn llnb ic,,l. Gabiuett bcranz
Iabt, beutc NIT glnr6t an Sic ,91iltng
Der Srogc 81, gcbcn, ipic bie bclltihc
Ealldbootblodnbc am lwncllncn 81,
breden uno Ieitens Ser Scr. staaten
gum criten tpirfiamcn Ghlag aus5lts
ibplfn lit. Sic beutide Salldbootcrnte
iheint 10 groB 5l1 tperben. sob sImerifa
runbebi,,8t pas Mcnidrnm09lid)e lcts
item muB, Inn bic gauge 8elt bon
ciner Sou,,gers',otb su errcttcn. GS
ipirb fcin Gcrlub mebr 9cli,odt. bcn
Grnt Ser Gage sll pcridlpeigcn. Sic
bel >pcitem ipthtigite Tra9c. lit jebt.
iric, Sic Scr. Staatcn bcm Surbrin9en
bcs Seinbcs ginbnlt eebietcn fijnncn.
&ebiirfniiIe iiber Sebiirfniilc.
Sic fronaoiiide @onberscianotidaft
bcrbrnhtc fat ocu 9nn5cn Sag tm
slustauld bon Mnlidten llnD gusz
fiiniten NIT bem fran5oiiidcn 8otz
imaftsltab, I'M, sic 8runblage sll lez
gen fi:r Sic ecmeinlanc &prfcren5 Der
britiihen. frnns0liIdcn 1lno amcritaz
niidcn @crtrctcr. gS ipirb bcrpor9ebpz.
ben. bob Sronfrcih beionbcrs @elb,
Mabrungsuittel in 9robcu @engcn,
aunlioiinger, aoblen, Stabl, Gel lno
1ronspprtn1ittel fir Sen Sicnit 81
2anpc lnb 5llr Gee bon ocn Ser,
Stootcn benDtbigt. bringerO aber eil,e
9robc NnSobl bon Sd)iffcn llr Sic 8cz
f0rbcrl,ne DicIcr 9cbiirfniiic nad
europa.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-04-28
NuS bcul e}nlanbc.
e;rnbcncxploiiun - 1875 Seridattetc.

= E +
Erinibab. Gpl.. q. Ipril. Sn
Scr 8altings G'rubc, sic scr slmeriz
con Sucl 81. scbDrt, fano beutc cine
Grplolion ltott, sic 1875 slrbcitcr ncrs
,u)uttcte. Socltte Nbcnb bate sic Hct>
tl,ngstruppc nit ibrcm 9iilfslperf uod
fcincn Grfpls gcbnbt. Sic grbcitcr
lparcu 5000 SUB ticf untcr bcm Serg
an ser grbcit. als Bic Grploiion itatts
fanb, unb man glallbt, bab lic bort
cineeldloIen linb. 9tad bcnt lestcm
8cribt ipar Sic nit Sallcrltoffappas
rotcn ousgeriiItctc 8ettungstrnppc bis
All eiacr 9icie bon 1900 Sllb borgcs
.br1n9en ,nb bat 8eueilc cincr 8oss
cyplolipu, ober fciac Spur bon oen
Gerldiittctcn gcfunben. Nfon bnfft.
naB Sic slrmcn Der grploiion. ocln
Ncuer l,nb goud irgenoluie entgangcn
liub. Gcriidbtc non cincm 9ombcns
fomplott iuerbeu bon ben @r,tbcnbcs
amtcn als llnbeariinbct abgclpielcn.
(Spatcr.) a)'an bat taum nod
$ooiful,ne, sic Gerldiittetcn rettcn Sll
f1nncu, apcil ser gu linen fii9rcnbc
Sunnel pollltdnbig seritDrt lit. G5
ipirb jidb ipobl INT 125 Spote bonpelr.
Roulcpelt FONT nad) Chicago.
Sen gprt, q. april. G9eobore
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-04-28

pronctc sic nmtlihcu britlIdeu Sez
ridte ilbcr sic %crlllltc on britud)cr1
SlugScugeu i'm Sabre 1917 on. Snt
;Suuuor lpureeu Sc. im Sebrltur 10,
i'm Mdrs 1872 uuo int slpril - bis
icet - $40 SlltgSellgc SerllDrt. Snt
oleidcu 3citro#s = rpnt I. Saullnr
bis sum 25. slpril - linn 121 britt
lhc Slic9cr in, Sicnit uuo 73 bcln
.lluterriht getUbtct luprncu.
Nsam id,icft mtencr an Der SitfrOnt.
9ctrpgrop. 81. slpriI. Cine
bcutiac mtlietc Nclpun9 bclugt, oo6
Gin bcftiges &cld,iieTcucr at Der Htz
socr Srput lls9ebrrhcn ilE, llno 6lunr
an ncm Srpnttbeil. no sic Hllllen 1bre
SeScmber Nfieniipc besonnen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-04-28
Nus ocul Auslanoc.
2pnbun glaubt utf,t redjt nn baS
nmcrtfaniid)c Scelatctn.

Gonbon, 81. Nprtl. SO Ser
nmerifaniihe Sampler l)lou9olin
lpirflih Elm beutlhes Solthbpot in Sen
@ruuo gelfoHcn buttc, fon1n1t ollf Sen
01aubeu an, bcn n1nu Ser Gr50blllug
uub bcm gcrid)t be5 nmcrifontIten
&apitdu5 betn1iBt, buB man oui 1000
gnrbs Siitnn5 Die Stiiefc cincs Ecriz
lfups in bic 2uft flieseu lebcn fam
unb Damn Sci allf Ser Gberil1dc bel
leid]tcm 9lcbcl bcmcrft.
Soter iprrrc beute Elm bctr0ht(itcr
Sfeptimi5ml1s bemcrfbur. ser litp nit
Ser llnlpubrlhcinli6fcit befoBtc, Of
ein Seobnhter n1lf 1000 yarbs eincu
inldcn .srcifer" d,t9eu f0nnte. lelbit
nit eincm Glnie. Sic 8eiipiele fir
einen lpldcu Sreficr allf ein iu tleinc5
3ielobicft iii,O lebr iclten, lpiro Scs
la9t.
Slnmerbin bat Sic Geid>lhte bcs
aapitins rnter Sen 0lit9liebern Scr
amerital1ilden aulunie hie gr6Bte gez
ac!iterung bcrporgcrllfen uno in bieIcn
areiieu irltrne Sic opffnung frein,iiz
tbig ousgeiproden, BOB ser Sfub
frirflid) gctroffen bubc, lpic sic 5lpei
Imcrttoncr "9Iorbtcn".
Gnsliide 3citunssittmmcn.
2puopn, q. slpril. Sic crlhrcz
deunc 3lu1obne in Sen @crlenfln9cn
britiider Shtffe miro in oen 3cltl,nz
gen in auffallcnoer @ciie bcbalbclt.
Mebrerc Slatter er9cbeu iih in ern@
item &pnneutarcn ibcr Sic bcoeufliz
heu Muslid)ten. Sic .Simcs" bctlagt
iih iibcr pcn Iinngel on Giu5clteitcn
l,nb mnd)t aclteno, baB ptcl Shuoeu
angert6tct miro, iroem mani Sic Shat
ioheu SIT pertletneru iudt. sic Idbrt
fort:
.8enn pollcrc ginse!beiteu ge9cben
lpiirbcn, ipilrpe Sic Sade nod ld1limz
mer auslebcn. Sas @efiibl Der Cider
be,t, bas er5cllst lpiro, lit eeiabrlid,
ou es fulih ,,un cine ltledbtc Norbez
reitl,ug fir sic 9cin,Iudun9en lit, Die
guns iid)cr fpn,mcu perbcr."
Sic vSnily WG1i!" 9ibt cincu uhnz
lihcn &pmmentur ltno befloet llt
iibcr Observation-Disclosures Scr franioli>
ldcn, itulienilhen, amcritanild)en
uno nclttrolen @erlulte. bo bics einen
fulldeu Ginorltf erlpcdc. Ser "Scle@
graph" iagt, ba6 Sic llnter|ecbpotfnmz
poanc hus porbcrrlhcnoc Eroblcm &C.
ipproeu lit, unb iorbert sur dubcr'ten
aroftanltrcn9ln9 allf, lint ibrcr 9err
sl1 ipcrScn. ~&cin Grfole un Gam.
f1brt Sas 8lutt fprt. ~fauu cil, !fibz
lingen sur Gee luett,nudcn. Sober,
Ser nit Sen Sdiffsballbiltriftcu be-
funnt lit, lit Iih belpubt. ou6 sic slnz
itrcreuneen. sic ecmadt rcrrcn, tint
nellcu Srnncugcbolt 5lt licicrn. poll
lt1nbig llr6llldu9lid' linb."
Scr ~Sclcgrapb" pcrlon9t Sic Srctz
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-04-28
dlt5 Dcn SllOl1QdIcn 1uHlWcN.
5raus6iiihc &pmmiiiiun fummt nah
Gbicaqu.
Sins brul 6taat'.
Gin Seller beaiiglid) bes vSrofcn"
,rs 9(menbcmcut5.

n s cs WDtrlcs. 27. Nprll. y.
W. Garrett, Glcrt i'm Sbergcrid)t,
iteint cincn Tcblcr in bem fonltitlltiz
oneacn slmcnocn,eut fin Yrobibitipn
fir sic in, Sfiobcr itattfinbcnbe Spcz
sial : SSabl gcfllnhcn gil babclt. 9crr
Gnrrett noht odrauf altilnerflam, BOB
scr bon beibcu 61ulcrn angcnommcnc
slutrag bos ncuc slmenbcntent als
Ynraarapb 81 hcs 1. slrtifclS 0crGonz
tihltion bc5citnet. 9iltn lit abcr Eos
rngrnpb 26 bas einsigc fonltitlttlonelz
Re slmcnbcmcnt, Oas ol1f Yrobibition
8csug bat l,nb bonn Sbcr9cridlt dls
lungiiltig crllirt lplirOe. Gs tann mad
@icin,ng Ser dtsanlpdltc nidt ais
Sbcil Scr &uniiitl,tipu an9eleben ipcrz
Sen, uuo cs g1be nliu fcincn Yara@
0rnpbcn 26 pc5 in Sragc fun,mcllpct
Irtifcls.
Sus neue Mncubement miiBte bentz
gendB oils Enrugrapb 26. ltutt q be-
Seihnct lperocn.
9err Garrett bat ,ne6rcre Hehts@
on!piltc alli oiclen llnterlTicb altfz
mcrflum aennd)t lmb biele aebcn il,
| i6rcr Meinlnp ilbcr bic mD9lidc Snlgc
bicicr fcblcrbaitcu yc5cihnung uusz
cinonbcr.
s<puas ncucr Sbcrrid)tcr.
@cs NGrincs. So, 81. Iprtl.
@prpcrncur S,nrning bat Siltrittsrid)z
ter 8. S. Stcpcns bon 6ombllr9 onz
itcuc bes pcrilprbcnen 9tihtcrs Sccmcr
srn Ntitglico ncs ltaatlidcn Sbcrz
ecridtcs crrol,nt. 3u icincm 9fahfol@
ger lpurbc Ncd,tsanipult Sbclbp Gulz
lilpn bon Sorlan gum Siitriftsridter
Dcs is. sulltisbcSirfcs crnannt.
@cs A)tpil,es. 81. Ipril. Sic
@rieosprcilc bubcn nlln ulld) Die 9cm1s
lldlnaIlen bon Scs @iuiues bctroffcn.
Gin Sob boil aoloi9selbcm 9tetb,
70 Quarts, lpll Jest int @robperfnu1
$50 bis $50 einbrinecn. &pr brei0|oz
natcn fpltctc cs MIR 81. SSn Slilfcr@
fncipcn. lpp scr .Suff" alaslucilc SIT
babcu lit, fcltct cine Ga,urtfloId]c ST.
Wtou crlpartct, oab sic Yreilc nod)
h6bcr tlcttcru luerbcn. ipcll lulr pod)
ocIdnulggclt lrerben fonn. SSbisicp,
| ser ul,f Sen Stro6en ltnb 9tcbcn9oNle'
ppu Scs MniucS aus Scr $,nlcntuld)e
pcrfu,lit iuirn, foltet $3.50 hus Eutt.
unb bonu cignct CT lid ci9entlid) nllr
fir &ulicn.
1armbilfc fcbr nStbis.
Sus ltautlidlc Stcllcnpcrmittclllngs<
burcull bat icrl mcbr slnfrugcn nod
Sormarbcitcrn ols lc supcr. Sic Sars
mcr pffcrircu $35 biz $40 Nionatss
Iupn ncblt auit lnb 8obmlna. Sus
gllreau lit nidlt itnltanhc, ser 9fa6z
frasc Sll 9enil9en.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-04-28
f1uie llnb bie bnOur1 nur gerin9cll
&prrdtbe mDegcben.
syern uDn Der Socimatb.

Gps ngeles. 27. slpril. 8nz
ronin &ola BON 3in1mermann, Die
8ittipe eiaes Ser bcbeutcnDltcn beutz
lhen Mlnitionsiabrifontcn III friibcz
rem Sabren, lit beute I'M sitter boz,
81 Sabren bier 9eitorbcn. Sbr Mann
sing, ibr i'm Sabre 1901 int Sooc
poran. 8alo harauf fam lie na6 Imez
rita. Gus @crmDgen, oa5 lie binterlal>
len bat, iddbt man olli brci @tqionen
9pllars. Srci Sdipclteru leben in
|Gcutld(anb.
&onrab Nies' ed.uicscriobn interuirt.
Gan Srancisco. Sal. 27.
Ipril. Scr friibcre ocutldc aoniulatsz
|attudec, 2eutnont BON glpons, Ser
sur geiaenng oes bcutIdcn 9ilistrelz
5cr5 "Gormoran" gcb0rtc. lit bon
Nlarc Sslanb noh slngcl SSlonb
iiberfiibrt unD BORT intcrnirt tuproen.
2eltnart bon glpon5 lit Elm Shlpicz
ocriobn bes belltld) amerifanii6en
9ihters &onrab SHES.
Nuufcpclts 5reiuiltisenbecr.
9setp Dorf. 81. 9pril. llugcfdbr
10000 Srciipilligc baben li6 bereits
9cmeloct. llm Ser bon Sbcobore Toolcz
belt gu bilbenbeu Sipiliou bci5utreten,
iuie bon Dem bier er0ffneten 6auptz
quartier SeobDs befannt 9cgebcn miro.
@on bicict1 lino nur fiinf5ig 1lntcr
25 Snbren aft, bo1 ipirO 9iienaub unz
ter Dieicn alter ,nebr nngenommen.
Inter scr obi8en sln5obl bcfinocn
lid, ctra 10000 sie9er. 50dbltcns
tnuicnb @lanu babcn iid} in ser Staot
Mcip Yorf iclblt gemelbet, iudbreno
iibcr 60 Erusent Ser @ciammt5abl
aus Sen Siioltaaten italnmcn.
5ralsjiiihc &pmmiiiiun fummt nad
Chicago.
Gbicngo, Su. 81. slpril.z @ruBc
&orbereitungen iperben bier fiir bc1
gmpfang Der iran50lildcn @on,million
gctroffen. ipelde nod) 8ccnbigung bc5
aricgsratbcs III 8aibir9ton Chicago
cinen 8elu9 nbltntten ipirb. Sic of
fi5iclle gctant1ttnndung bes gcpla,lteu
8ciuds scr Miiiion ipuroe beute bon
Sem irans0iiicbcn &oninl q. 9artbcz
Iclnl erlallcn. SO
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-04-28
Ser &Quoneuoouuer au 0tr Tront bel
MrraS begtnut wicoer.
2onoon be3tuetfet bic 0erlenfnn8 oes eriten oeuts
id)en Iand)tootes omrd) Mneritaner.
Set ocm l. Sannar uerloren Die Gn9dnocr 637 Tgjeu9e
eeeseicd Gou werben nit mitarden
bcNaet.

beuis @eipober 9t &omsgatc SdcIt trob nglfer
geidouioua arofcn Sdobc ongerdtc W NdGcres
Den Inorff uuf Ginrdcu Sic fron50iidc gci bar6cr
aons ridg 2pnhon nil nt oo5 ancfanfc Scelatein
aoubcn gngde ctung5 5lmnen Gin grcQes Strciidjt
bribn @erllc in Scr Sdlott bci Srros 3udc5 Hlcrc
rgorlpdrts" ber Bic TrieOenselc - Scr gr Ercn1r pd
iddte Sic fnric 9oe Sutdlono l1ntcrbonbtngen
srud berbucn 9eratbn9 ubr Saltbooragcn int
gl,besrob Sopun bcba(n, no1m Sic 5olz
te Gdriarts Sren51oiinmgcn Scr 9uloren Seine 9ooz
Geltihunb Staicn n,uB lcnc Sificrc ltoncn
Tranreicb pcrrrtbeilt cine Spionln.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-04-28
Sic Stbdtfniht Ss auiirttn fttistrn fi@
3uitbtnbS bts :;as l1nbeimli@e.
Ntdbt tuent8er aIS Febem Nattomem ,pouem auS8ieb9
nnterttabt tperoen. ~
Die Mnsbebnns nit Muswabl ub waDridenl eiet ueroem

9ebclt nid eeatte 6rcipQgenpps 0onfrch at
biben - DN 10 106 Stmmcn abgclcbn. Gbc Gjruberr
plpon in Colorado 8abrldnid nit gpocscrut bon 125
Wcnidrnlcbcn 9ioolcbcl omm Gbogo SSu gnIpr
Yatotcn idp1ficn GrgcbnIc ser Hcrurma ho
ncn tnn Spab 9gabt - Inter Sen fanabden Gooten
pu1beten 81 smtan aro6c Qnocrb6ucr fir
Mrmeeporrdbe geplant 100 2euidc
nal5one nru 2geni9 Gercibc in borrdtbig Tern
Ser @einatb gepobn 9ourao Sizes Sdpiegcripn nteu
Sran50ide aomniin miro Chicago 0uen gopcbclts eroz
bcs Grelpiugcnbeer.