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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-04-11
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| Misses Margaret and Ellen Murphy
were guests III thGfJ. L. Owens home
! Thursday.
Mrs. Chas. Baker and little folks
returned Sunday from an extended Wis.
it with her parents. who live near
Franklin Grove. Ill., She also visited
friends ana relatives at Dixon, Ster,
ling, Oregon and Ashton.
J. p. Murphy came. down from Sioux
| City Saturday to spend Easter with
the folks at home.
Miss Margaret Murphy visited at
| the w. j. Lacey and Mrs. Amanda,
Owens home q couple Of days the last
week. =
| Walter Lii spent Thursday evening
at the home of his uncle, VIM. Lii.
Miss Clara Owens spent Thursday
at the home of her sister, Mrs. w. J,
Lacey ...
| Albin Carlson and son Johnnie. tran.
sacted business III Danbury Thursday;
| Mr.. and Mrs. vii, Krocgcr and lit.
tie sons were entertained at the Nc
Grath home Sunday evening. 8,
Miss Ellen Murphy returned home
Saturday evening after spending the
past three weeks at the Ciias. Baker
home. She was accompanied tY her
sister, Miss Loretta. WHO came home
for a1 over Sunday visit 49, " -
| Mrs. Fl. E.. noralc and daughters
Lulu and Esther. visited at the Nc
Grath home Friday.
| Mrs. J. p. Murphy and daughter
| Miss Margaret, were Charter Oak Wis
itOrS and shoppers Monday.
Miss Emma .ochwarZ went to Mo
Vile Monday to spend couple OF
weeks with her brother, Walter and
his wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Baker and little
people spent Easter with her sister
Mrs. Harry Dalkerc.
Mr.. Mcscick and Otto Clauson were
business visitors at McGrath's Sunday
Miss Bessie Hansen returned Satur
day to Dcnison from weeks stay
with her uncle, Henry Scheuermann
| Mr.. and Mrs Mike Spack visited on
Sunday at the Diober home.
Charley Jadele and wife attended
the funeral of the lattcr's brother one
day this week.
Grandpa Lucck visited a few days
the past week with his son, Fred
| Lueck
Mr.. Norman Smith. wife and their
daughter, Cecilc, visited Sunday with
Dan Maloney and wife.
Mrs. Henry Scheuermamn was on
the sick list the past week
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Swartz were Sun
day guests at the Herman Otto home
Mrs. Jasper Hahn and Mr.. and Mrs
Levi Arndt have been visiting the
past week with Mrs. Bert WalwOrth
They were making farewell visit
before leaving for their new home in
Dalton, NeLr.
Miss Ida Poleske has been absent
:. from school the past week on account
Of sickness.
Hattie Otto returned Friday after
caring for her sister, Mrs. Maloney.
| Bert Walworth has been confined
to his bed a few days with the grippe
and sore throat.
| Harry FinneraL, wife and children
Sundayed at the Joe Beaman home I
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this nation to war in the past and cit
cd the fact that We have always beel
on the side of liberty and justice tt
all mankind. The issue is now up be
fore us, said Mr.. Kuchnle, to live vi
| to our ideals or be slaves to Other
great war powers. There is no Other
| way-the die is caSt--thc issue eS.ab
! liShcd we have been pushed over the
brink into war. 1t was Il masterfu
address, full of good thoughts and was
wGll received by all.
| Hon. jacob Sims was the next
| speaker and he said that with two
| thirds of the world at war and one
third hanging in the balance there was
no excuse for discussing who was on
| the right or wrong side of the terri
bic turmoil in Europe. Time has long
since passed for the United States to
| hold off. said Mr.. Sims. our patience
has been exhausted and we arc now
enterin" the most gigantic war in his
tory. In his belief after the conflict
the world will rise into better civili-
cation and that kings will be thrown
into the scrap heap and that in due
time nations will be lead to a higher
plane. Horrible as it is and at an
end comes We will have the United
States of Russia. the United States
of France and the United States of
Germany. This statement brought
forth loud applause. He spoke of the
Denison boys who had enlisted and
how they were offering their lives for
their country. All of the boys will
settle the question of enlistinS rightly
u hot T., mill knpl, tlpir
son from doing his duty. The address
and it was evident that the speaker
was affected by the meeting.
Recruits Are Asked For.
Following the speech by Mr.. Sims,
Major Philpot asked for recruits and
in regular Billy Sunday style asked
for trail hittcrs. The ten boys who
had enlisted Saturday were invited up.
on the stage and as each one took his
place they were loudly cheered. q.
One after another they. kept going
forward until ten additional recruits
had been added to those on the stage.
Sergeant VonI}oskirk took their names
at a small desk and quickly filled out
on typewriter their applications
which were signed. Some of those
who enlisted are high school students
and one is in tho graduating class.
Several OF the boys consulted their
parents over tho telephone and re-
turned to tell their chums that they
would accompany them to the training
camp.
Will Be Called Out Soon.
Major Philpot told a Review report
or last evening that the Second Iowa
infantry would be called out in the
very near future. The company at Ft
Dodge mas been III readiness for sew.
eral days and in fact that coaches to
carry them to the concentration camp
are now on siding at TT. Dodge.
When the second is called out the
Denison contingent will go TO ida
Grove where they will join Company
u. Company is considered one OF
the crack companies in the Iowa mi
litia.
Eenison should arrange to give the
home boys q good send On before they
leave for Ida Grove. A public gather
ing should be arranged for with a
suitable program and every citizen
should accompany them to the station.
Make the occasion one which will long |
be remembered by our brave boys and
citizens as well. |
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meetings will be held in the Swedish
language.
The kiron school is having this
week vacation which is enjoyed by
the youngsters. The principal, Virgil,
Ballard, and Miss Englund, teacher,
in intermediate room are spending the
time at their respective homes in Des
Moines.
Mrs. F. H. Dicn and baby returned
last Wednesday from Evansville, Ind.
where they spent the past four weeks
at the bedside of her mother who has
been seriously i'll.
Miss Anna Tellsren after spending
her weeks vacation at her parental
home in KirOn, left Saturday noon for
Hampton, la, to resume her school
work r
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Miss Iva Haskins, of Defiance, visit
ed friends here Wednesday night, en-
route to Logan, where she went Thurs
day to attend the funeral of a relative
Mrs. Harry Fish and children, Ma,
and Clare, Of Dcnison, came Thursday
FOR short visit here with relatives
! Miss Agnes Scott. Of Defiance, wa!
q Manila shopper Tuesday.
Mrs. Robert James, of Sioux City
was down this week visiting relatives
and helping care for her sister, Mrs
John McCracken, who has been i'll.
! Jim Reed visited at the Chas. Salt
we'll home in Mapleton Sunday.
| VIM. Anthony returned from his
! trip into Missouri and Kansas Satur
day night. where he had been buying
cattle. Hc also bought three spans
of fine mules which he has for sale
Ed Theobald, Jr.. who accompanied
| him. returned Sunday with Il bunch OF
pure bred Hcrefords which Mr.. An
thony had helped him buy.
Albert Hadley was an Omaha bus.
mess visitor Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. d. Crabb visited
with friends and relatives in Defiance
Tuesday. as.1
Miss Blanche Fuller visited over
Sunday at her home in Perry, return
ing Monday morning. Miss Anderson,
of Perry. returned with her and spent
the day here.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Brooks visited
with relatives in Council bluffs Sun
day.
Mrs. T.. G.. Baker planned a surprise
In ri ut
Il. p. hall. the occasion being their
members of the X. p. and Pythian Sis
ters lodg es we're invited. T. Somerset
was ;indulgetl i,t until late hour. The
bride and I groom were. remarked.
which was very amusing, and at a late
hour a lovely two course lunch, was
served, after which all departed, wish
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Baker many moro
happy years of married life.
Jim Jordan, proprietor of the lIlec-
trio theater, was an Omaha visitor
Tuesday, where he purchased fine
machine which he installed
Friday. 1t certainly is Il fine machine
and Mr.. Jordan is to be congratulated
on his purchase.
Geo. Fuller left Tuesday for Okla
homa to look after his land interests.
Mrs. II. Holt, who: has been visiting
her mother, Mrs. Phil!ias Morgan. is
tho proud mother of Il son, born last
Wednesday,. AS soon as she is able
she will return to her home in Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Grimes enteratin-
ed the X. X. club at their country
home Thursday evening. A very de.
lightful time was enjoyed by all and
a dainty luncheon was served late in
the evening.
The school boarG met "Wednesday
night and elected Professor Helms. of
Coon RAPIDS, for Superintendent of orr
schools. He comes here highly recon-
mcnded. -' r-f'F'
Miss Luverne Still. who is attending
school in Des Moines, visited here the
past week with her father, Prof. By
ron J. Still; y"
Miss Dorothy Shcppart. of Omaha,
visited the past week at the home Of
DR.. and Mrs NJ. NJ ;Loomis. E. e..
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A. f. Barber was transactinS bust
ness in Pisgah Friday.
Mrs. o. o. Collins and little son &C
c0mpanied her father to his home in
Dana after his visit in the Oak.
Miss Margaret Christensen, Of Den
ison. spent tho week with friends in
the Oak.
Miss Mildred Perry went to Omaha
Friday to spend her vacation with her
sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Miner came from
their home in Madison, Ncb.. Friday
for visit in the Alex Rogers home.
Miss Lottie Weed, of the high
school force. left Saturday for her
home in Algona to spend Easter with
her parents.
Mrs. Chas. Armstrong came Sun
day morning from her home in Wa
terloo to spend Easter with her moth.
Gr.
Ed Butler was over from Schlcswis
Wednesday visiting friends.
Misses Agnes McGrath and Agnes
Eaton were shopping in Mapleton OH
Friday.
Miss Beulah Baldwin went to Jcfter.
son Friday evening for an over Sun.
day visit with friends.
Miss Trowbridge is enjoying a visit
from her mother aud two little sisters.
who came from Sioux Falls, S. d., Fri
day evening. 49,. r-.- y
Miss Sophia Thomson came home
from her school work at Drake Friday
for the Easter vacation.
Glen Perry came from AmCs, where
he is attending college, to spond his
vacation with his parents.
J. G. Citizens was transacting bust.
ness in Omaha Friday
Mrs. Chas. Mains and little son came
from their home in Des Mones Fri
day for visit with relatives.
Mrs. Kasper Miller went to Sioux
City Friday to visit her husband in a
hospital.
Father Anthofcr was Ute visito.
Friday
Miss Elenor Kruger was up from
rempleton for an over Sunday visit
with Mrs. forenoon.
Mrs. Martha Bristol came down from
Sioux City Saturday for ii visit with
her people,
VIM. Noxall returned Tuesday from
the hospital in Sioux City, He is far
from being Il well man. but not as
badly Off as reported.
Rev. Amstcin was a Sioux City Wis
itor Tuesday. 1Ef
Mrs. Hans Hagge went to Fremont
Ncb.. Friday to visit her daughter
Mrs. Shur.
Mrs: ;. J. McWilliams was Deni
son visitor Wednesday.
Arthur Nelson went to Sioux City
Tuesday to visit his brother in tho hos
pital.
Earl Williams returned Monday
from an over Sunday visit with his
parents in Hornick.
Mrs. r. NJ Jones and son. Wallace
spent the week visiting in Denison.
Miss Hilda Christensen is suffering
from severe attack of rheumatism
Miss Agnes McGrath is teaching hel
school during her Illness
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Invitations have been issued for a
dancing party to be given at the St.
Rose of Lima auditorium on Friday
evening, April 18th,
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Herman Anthony, of West Side, was
a county seat visitor today.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-08-01

anneb,rbar iipb, m1slibl lnb tpiinz
kldensipertb it,"
9eutfhtanbi bas, 2anbs ber Antstratie
I Rabiion @araden g. g.,
t30. Ssllli. Sn einer slnipfade. Die
IStaatslefretdr Gaming 9eltern Ibens
Ibier bur 10000 DNtgliepcr beg Gift
I5ier : gfeierbeforps bieft. mnlte CT Die
@efabr. Die ben Ser. Gtaten ul,b Der
gBelt bon ocm bel,tiden Srnperitas,nns
orobt, III 1dupdr5elten Sarben. ST err
fldrte, oab, na6 ieiner Weinln9 bas
oeutlhe 8olf bas Sod Der autotratie
lnidt eber abiperfen ipiirbe, big Die
pbDliide @adH Ser bereinisten 9emoz
fratten Der 98elt fir ii,,n,er Die bDisn
8eitrebuueen Ser miIitarildeu Be-
berriher 9suti6laubs '3eritort bdtten.
Gies. fiiete Ser @tnatsietretar bin3l
lei bas ein5ige Mttel, Den Sriebeu Der
94eIt berbei5uiiibren.
~8enn ieoes Golf imltanoe it,.
ia9te 2aniiag ip0rtlid, .ieinea Biaen
nlls5ubriifea, teiiroe es feine 9ln9riFfss
friege geben nnb bnueruDer Trleoe
tpiirbe auf Grben berrfden. Sic etnz
5ise sltt, auf Die ein @olt Ieinen
8iaen ansoriiden fann lit ourd1 De-
mofratii6e ginridtunaen. 9arun
miro, ipenn Die g8elt >bcnpfratiIdy seS
madt lit. alsemeiner SSrleDe cine boaz
brabte 9bntla9e lein."
Sod utter &arsidnft fret.
9eetp Dorf, 80. Sult. Sic rrliits
iae anaretintn emma @oIbntann lit
idliebli6 unter $4,000 Siir9ldaft
auf freien Sub gelett porpen. Sic
tpirb aber lire Sbdtisteit. gegen bie
Ausbebuns, 1peeen Ser lie berurtbeilt
ipurbe, nid)t fortIeben, big Der bDdlte
@eri4tsbuf ibre 8erl1flrng entl6iepen
bat.
Sir slleranDcr @erflna11 nnb bie
aneeren berltrtbeiltcnslnardilten, mel
ds Cberridter granoeis sur 8iirgS
idaftsncanng 5nlicb. 1T nod fetne
8iiraid)dft a1facbra6t tporben.\
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-08-01

Iinb, ipercen $4,000, bielleidt nod
mebr. altseeboben fperben;
Sic Illsbeblng erfol9t nad) etnen
'Sbitem, bas 10 aussearbeitet ut. Dat
gerste aus ieber Stabt poer GeuteissSe
sgenonmsen iperoea, pbae Dab Bic 9atl
Der 3uriidb bleibeaben fiir Die Srbirfs
a,iiIe Der 3ipiIbepDlferlma 5n he'r
Hipirb.
Cine Nefste IbtbeilltHa fiir ieScs
9feai1nent Ser. strmee miro Dor Der
|9ruppcn III ben Stal,olasern eintrefs
|fen, ,u, Die notblUensiael, lanittrcr
aGa6nabnen all iiberlpaden.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-08-01
Aus. 0fIl @tQate..
Gr fu,,ate- bcu Munb uiAt baiten

Nilt 81. oSltll. Wtl e1HTdUeI
beltlher Sarnnrbeiter, bet ipubrz
l1cinlid bic bDdlt ber5eiblicbes Sdtpas
DE hattie, I'M ssunern iiber Sic 0eIbens
frait ieiner 2anbsleltte ltol5 gu iein
Ser aber cntipeber Sen ipeiien Hatb bel
8eionnenen nidst 9ebort ooer i'm fin
iibertrieben gebalten, bab man narts
lid} in 8riess5eiten lpobl benfen bart
ipas ,nan mill (aber rltr. ipeil es it'd
eben nid)t berbieten ldbt), iebob ntdt
la9en Darf, mas man mill Elm fol-
der namens &enrp 8elter babier tpirS
in 3utllnit ippbl leinen M1tnb 81 boil
ten ipiiIen. Ct bate ndn1licy geia9t
baB ct liebcr nad Selltihlanb aeben
,tno fir Sen auiler fiimpfen modte.
ais bier ausgeboben 5r tperSen nnn
fir Sic Ger. Staaten 5u fdmpfen.
Mber fann ipar's geio9t, 10 tpollten
aub ld)on ale innerbalb 60rlpeite gu
gleiher 3cit ollf i'm lpsi6taeen. 8ns
bon linn mod iibrig mar, ipitrbe lhlieb~
lid} bon Mnrlbul 5arrptp in Cider
belt gebradt llnb ba ergab cs iid), oab
CT Sen Ssrieben 9eltDrt babe. mas ibn
crit NAL $40 fpltete. ltnb Damn ergab
es 1id1. bob er als ein Serbredcr gcz
ge,t bns 2ano an5uieben lei. st trur%
be, 3nr llnteriudulna nad Stprm 2ate
9ebraht, no ibnt bebeutet tprroc, Dob
CT tuieber oil bic Sarlaarbeit 9eben
fDn1e, tpen,t ct ieine lole 3unse ball
ten ipplle. Sus mill er jeet uatiirltd).
Sins ftbift lid nidh fit aae ="
Gionr Gitb.. 81. ssuli. SRI.
6aunab Gather. bns erife 0tdoel. eas
cs bicr tpa9tc. in eincm Yaar ltebcr=
bplcn bllrh sen @elbdftsbesirt 5lt Ipaz
aieren, ipuroe sur Strafc aus ibre,'
aoltbaus pcrtpielcn uno perlor tbre
gtelllmg in elmer Sabrtf.
y1id)ts mare bem Nloe[ tpabrfdcittz
Hid aeldeben. tpesn, nidbt eta Singer
bcs 6eilanbs, ser bodpiiroige Soerr
Siep. .. 81. Sliou, Ser ncbeu benz &C.
Ekbdnbeten &pltbalts 1cli1 @ad] nm
Sad bat. bas idnuldc ainb in' tnabens
baften 8etleipungssultono geaus1
bdtte.
Geiue Spdipiirben iparen entlett OF
plder Shamloiiefeit, betrat flues oas
bDle 0oltbaus unb perlon9te. bab oelt1
9idoel befoblen tperDe, pie Sppic ab5nz
hgcn.
Mber SRI. satbcr Iolatc ibrcm mo-
ltiirliden 8cfiibl ser perIonlidcn Sresz
Ebcit 1t,,b ertfdrte, iiber @sfbmadiad,er
liebe iib nidt itreiten. @orauf ibr be-
pcutet ipuroe. bab lic lidy INIT ibrer
@cld1nadnten ei,t anberes Sbead 81
{luden babe. @as lie Sann lblennt9l1
Etbat. als iie aber an, nddnen Sage
Fan Die Irbeit sehen tppute. milbte IL
Eeutbeden. bab aub ibrarbeitaeber iibe'
}bic ihredlihen 8eihn,adiohen uaters
Eridtct tuoroen ipar llnb ibr bic Nrs
IIbcitssclcscnbeit periuciscrtc. .slber be'l'
Ite arbeitct tic lbou III elmer anserer
Eabrif, no ibre lleberhplcn 10 fur;
ober 10 lang iein biirfen, mic ibre &c:
idmadiaden es fir gut befineen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-08-01
ans btnt 9nlaHbt.
&pn bcr Site.

+ Gtiengp, 81. Snli. @eitern ,uar
! bier bcr bcifeitc Sa9 bcs Sabres. Scr
pum @cttcr,nann 9cmeloetc., 3beru,o=z
nteteritaab tuar 80 8rab. Gs ,unrben
is 9upesfaae anf bic $,ite snriifse=
Ifiibrt.
Spiton, 81. ssuli. Sic Sitc ities
bier gcitcrn auf 98,5, Nrao. Gs iuurg
hen 2 9obesfalle nno- pielc Sikf&l6se
gemclbct.
E4mimcD, ST., 81. Suli. 9as
Sbcrmumeter itanS bier auf iiber 100
@rao. .3pei 9ubcsfalle stucroen anf bic
Site snriifgciiibrt.
Sic bnnbfsamtlid,en 8erihte bes
sSetterbareaits seigten seitern te6
0rah lit Guucurbia, &anias, bent bet=
fenen H,ttttt ani bcr &artc; 1O4 1T
Smaba, 100 in albamp, y. g., SO in
Gbieaeu nnb 8uitunx 96 in 8bilahcl=
pbin, 8aibingtpn mnb Baltimore n',b
Eeine, fat aleidJ 8ruRc @ite TT piclen
anberem st1bten. Nur in, 9'prb,ueitem,
|her nSrbli6en seem =8esiun unb 1T
Maine lieh bic Site et'uas mad.
shtueigcn lit aud eine antwurt.
9lct IN Yorf. 3o.Suli. 9asstaatsz
ibepartement lit bonn Yeople's Council
scr Stabt Aie,p Dprf Inn bie grlaubniB
er1nd)t iporben, cine &nbclDepeld)e an
Observation-Disclosures bes belltld)enMcid)sz
|tases 5u ienben. Gs als eine 5ir,in9enbe
Motblsnpigfeit betone'ep, oab Sic bez
mofratilden @ailen 9cutidlanbs bon
bielcnr 2arbe ern,utbi9t lperoen. err
1udtc bns Aseoplc's Gollncil nm DicGr<
|, loubniB, bem &eidsta9c 81 Ieincr om
10. Suli gciabten Nelolition 5ll graz
tulircn, Sic lpclentlid sic gleide apie
Sic rllllildc Sricbensfprmel lit.
Ser @ricf at bas Staatspepartez
ment lpor bon Hubbi SN,bab 8. aRaaz
mes, Morris 6illquit, DAar Galtman
lu,D Hrof. s.. 8. g. 9una pon Der
columbia l1niberlitdt lntcrseid)net.
Gr lpurbc ant 90. Suli an Scfrctdr
|2nnline abacianot, big ieet lit iebod
Ifeinc slntiport ein9etroffen 1nb Dns
Eepple's Council beihlpb babcr. Den
sSnbalt ser &abeloepcihe 3l oer0ffent-
lihcu.
Sic anbcloepclde, hcren slbienbuns
pas Ycpplc's Council boribldgt, lalte
ltet:
.Gos Organizations &pn,itcc oes
Ycpplcs Golncil Of smericd, eil,c eros
&c slnsobl bon Srbeiter%, Spsiuliltens
uuo anbcrcn oemofratiiden Srganila@
,tionen reprdlentircnb, ienbct bem
f:Dicbrbcitsblpcf bes beutlbcn 9tcidsz
tags, ipclder Sic Sriehcnsrciolntipn
bonn 10. Sllli faBtc, icine Gjriibc: ST.
&c 8clplutipn bebcutet. ipie mir tic pcrs
lcben, oob sic erpben Niaiien bcs
Ircutidcn %pffcs bem appeu Scr ruff
IliIhcn Scmpfrotic entlprod,en baben.
r@ir bpifeu aufridtig, bob bie3eit
nabe iit,. ht sae, Die YAsdsf erlange't
1perbe,s mit3ubeIfen. Bet sSeIt einen
tibnclle,t, ollee,acinei ben,otratiid,en
I1lnb nanernbert Sriebcr 3la berIds.ffeal.
gsir Ipiieu, bab Die aaaerifanlde 8c@
Egieruna binter Ser rltiiidea 8e9ies
frl,ng ltebcli ipirb. lnrN bab Die 8egiee.
|rungen gnslnnos. Srul,frcidn nao
fStaliens babitreb iibersenat iperSe,t
nDeel,, bab ein Sriebn Anter Del. rttIs
tliiber 8ebit,s,insen. bic. Sbnen iekt
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-08-01
Gttnn fcfIlt il nudl imlncr.

Eeftug, 81. Sui. Sa5 Sabinctt
5iebt jekt cine &riegsertldrnns an
Sentihlaub lit Gr,uGgung. @ang Sab=
iicb, Miniiter DC: Mus,udrtigcn, bat
uurseldjlagcll, haE China iofort ocm
%eiipicl Siams iDlgcn nDsc. 2aS
&abinctt Id)eint itnrf nn5l SIT ncisen.
at Scr Scttc ser Gutente 1T Dcn &rlcg
5u. treten.
2iang Gbi Gbau, Siltan5mluiiier,
hat oen ipfurtigcn MhidluE Glitter GRO
fen 9tulcibc cnpfublert, nan,lt bent
Sruf Der Iiiplldjcm 9iebelen abgcbpl=
fen tucrbeu fInnc. Snv Snblnctt ct
wGat ferncr Die niIatluu cincs
9tatlDnalratls 5unt Mu:Grbclten elncr
prupiiorlId'en &erfalinng.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-08-01
slmerifaniIher 3eritDrer eriffen SaudJ
bDute nlt.

!. slmeriton. Slotten II It ii t.
= Ii II # in britilchen 8eiranern, 81.
oSuli. G. miro bcridltet, Dab omerituz
ni'6e OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 5pei feinbz
lthe Sallhbpote ongriffen, Die pbne 5u
lhieben lofprt llntertauhten. Su5 eine
bate gerabe einen Sampler nerlentt,
:ltnb bas anbere mar I'M 8e9riff, Elm
-6anbelslhiff n1sl11reifcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-08-01

- @ir f0nucu ni6t alles t1uueu.
Sas IpIlten mir pbnc 9seio einiebcll
uub ridt freuoes %crSienit idr,aIcru.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-08-01
Gr5berger snred}tge,uicien.

8erltn, 81. Sult. llcber has
jiinsit in Siirif itattsefunhene Sntcr=
piem, in bent Der Deutid,e 2entrun,s=
fil6rer Mntblas Gr;bcrscr iagte, et
f5nne in Elm paar stu,tSen ein Ginper=
itanonif 81. stanbe brinseu, 'ueltn ct
nit 9lppb George phcr Salfuur iibcr
ben sSriebcn ipreden fDnntc, iast bic
@piiiide 3eitung: ,@ir m0dtcn a,.fs
stiirfite basegen prutcittren, baf iii,
Nl1slanb oerGtubrud entitebt, bie Grs=
berserid1c Menfcruns tuioeripiegcle Die
Weiinnmns 2eutidlanos. Sciunocrs
aber miiiien uir na9csen prutcltircn,
baf iuldc Menfcrunaeu scrahc ictst &c
maft ucrnen. Gs lit m6slld], oai; int
Sll,slano bic slniidJt entitebt, Gr5ber=
ger babc Die fummcnbe Yplttif bcr
gSilbclmtrafe angebeutct. Steie Sln=
iid,t lit nnbeoinst falid,. Sa@ ,uarc
bic l1ntcr,uerfung Seutidlauos unter
@nslano.: Siftntnr. Gin ,uirhid)e:
@critdnbnif mui; sic p0liae ltnabhiin :
siefeit hes cmrpp1iitjcn 6eittanncs
ppn ben Madtgeliiiten Gnslnnps per
birsen, itatt bcn ensliidJen Gimilni;
iiber feitldnoiide Mnsclcsnbeitcn SIT
bendtteen.
&cr bat eigentftd, anscfansen?
@etrperah 81. Snli. Gs INIT
be beute amtltdp befanut aclnad,t, bae
laut Scfnnb bcs @ebeimnieuItes nte
beutihc Sffeuiipe crit unterltummclt
muroc, ais Der beutidlc 0encralltab
eriinclid, iibcr bic iuncreu SuItiunc
| Der rmiiiidcm 9lrmce mmterrihtct ,uar.
@ic cs hctet, hat Soinocnburg ben,
hcutId,en &aiHr reriprud)en, nat CT Die
GuiIeu lit 2 Nipnatcn erlcoiscn tUnne.
Nenc Ssprte ppn Sd)ciscntann.
&ppen hagen, 81. Snlt. Eb's
lip Gheihemann, ner bentihc Sp5la
liitenfiibrer, erfl6rte lit ciucn, seitrisell
Sntcrpic'u:
rGs bari 8uklann nid,t iuieber Gilt
Sunberfrteben angcbpten ,uerocn"
,9as marc ein ihmcrer Mth9riff. Sit
fbcntid,e 8ceicruna iullte ieoud, bic Gr=
flarnns ,utcberbplcn. bni tic ieinc Gr=
pbernna mad, ireens ciner Settc btr
jud,t nub bereit 1T, oie llunbhdnaiafctl
Yclaicus INN bic ltutbeilburtcit Tranf=
reid,s su aarantircn. Sic Yebauptmna
bcs cnaliiden Sremiers 2luDo 0curac
bus Scntiblaub iciuc ,oann fir int
mcr auf Selaien tegeu ,uplle. tit hit
baltbar, bcnn Sas licHe iid nid)t nit
ber upm Heidstas anacnpntmeneu nc
Iiplutipn ucrcinbarcn."
1ur sSrtebcnspprid,ldgc berett.
+ &ppen aaen, 81. Snlt. Sas
baIbamtlid,c SSienerSremocnblatt faat
leg ici in Der Sage, auf makscbenSt
Nsittbcilunscu aeitiitt, ertIarcn 81
f5unen, bag Scutihlano gcrne an1
Tricbcuspurihldse einaeben ,uiirSe, Sit
Eiiber gSien fameu. Sic &6lutIdpe Set
tang brutte bic GrtIdruns oes 6rcm=
'benblattes ab.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-08-01
Sclcsraplilde Nuti5ct.

81. ,Nllt.
. q ebull. SNn ser q q t unal:
Chicago 9, Bolton s.
Chicago 1, Bottom S.
Eittabltr9 7, 9icip 9)orf If.
Etttsblra 3, gtclp Yorf g..
ct. Snlis 0, Tbilobelpbiu g.
Ct. Sultis 4. Ybildhelpbin 2.
. Cincinnati ,, Sruutlpu 1.
SSn Ser 81 merican:
Sultou >, Chicago 2.
Ebilnbelpbiu 5, Glenclunb S.
9iep ,@prf 4, 81. 2ultis 1.
SSoIbiu9ton I, Setruit S.
9ebrer: .9Ser tanu mir einen
bllrhlid)tigen @cgeultanh nennen2"
Sduler: uSns ShIiincllpd."