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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-02-27

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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-02-27
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-02-27
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lsuinmmcm 27O (28O?) Ycriuncn,
i,ucrncm bcntc bier gclaunct ,ucrocn.
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-02-27

,nanitGt" 5g iored,cn.t 9iud) sicmals
lit cs mud, in Der &eltaefd)idtc paI=
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rishtcn, nab sic G,rflarllna bcS slrs@
lunSmiultcrs sic 9r0bteslnfrc9lng int
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-02-27
&as &an9beiartbete III ein9etrcten t~ei isramem
&bica9p iplen oui ser ,&ocpnia" ertrmnfcn ein.
Sic $oanptidulo trifft Gnslano.

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Ser gerliner Sofalnn5ciger lprid]t lein
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mung nit Ben DeutI6en SugeitdnOnilz
len 5l 9eltotten.
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turpeoirt babcn.
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agcntur erfdbrt aus bpll1noilderGllclz
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bie licbcn bolldr0iiden Sampler unt
lcbten 9onnersta9 torpeoirtc. Srci
lpurbcn .ioiort torpeoirt". iud1rcnb
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mcbr beutihcs Nibnppnl lcin nllrtz
ten. lpcrhcu mir neue 9anoclss
ortifcI ullf nc11 Wurtt bringcn.
,Wtou fam tnlm unncbncl1, nab
tbatidhlidcr $,aB ncu @iehcrbc9lnn
ncs Observation-Disclosures llnh ben1 Arlcgc
hinneru lpirD, Du ale 9tdtipncn bon
cinanoer nbbin9il liup. Sd bin iiberz
scuet, nab c3 uid)t sll cinen1 9anoels7
trica tpnln,cn lpiro."
Sic britild,c 9sicbcrtrdd)tisfeit fennt
feirc 8renscn.
Hip Sancirp, 26. Tebr.
Nni bas Griud)en Der braitltanlitcn
Mcaicrung, ncn &afiec al,s niclcm
oanoc nidjt auf bic Cite Der SIR Gin=
fuhr pcrbutcucn 9lrtifel 5u ietcn, hat
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CT ,umf ben sur5cit iu braiillanllhcr
Soafcn intcrnirten bcutid)cn Sanpfcrn
md Gngluub scbrad). uirb.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-02-27
Gin fctcr Mnaritf aui ;,uci cnsliid'
S,nfcnitIntc.

(Jortiesung alf ser 4. Seite.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-02-27
@illon perlaugt ,,bemaifnttc yfentralitat J"
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iuguiHe ,&,to bunoert Wiutonem Dollars, iiber
bic Ct iret ueriii8en fann.
re d euer9id 9eseu Die lebteren Soroerna9en temnc
3tc epnbancr ocnufracn Iaicn Sri %crnnm hc5
Graiocncn idarfc SppuTiun

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uncertainties &of GpugrcB cinlnuig sic
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-02-27

ncrieit5 iuG SIT cincn &ricsc fiibren!
Gin &ricg fann nur hurd) iuiltfiirlid)e
Snnplnnscn pocr Stn9rifTc uun auocrcr
Scitc bcrbcigcfltbrt ,uerpcu,"
Scr Griiioent ucriangt cincn ;3uItan0
Der vbciuaffnetcn NcutrHlitGt"
1tno ,,ciliocS sinOcrc".
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-02-27
9cr arieg.
Bon oer @eniront.
9cmtid,cr Yerid,t in9t fcin SNurt pun
cincm Tiiff;ug ait ser Suunc.


ScrIiu, brabtlp3 il6er SuDpillc,
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olmrticr bcrid)tctc bcltc ilbcr bieadmz
pic in Trontrcid1 mic fol9t:
sln mcbrcrcn Elnftcn 6lptldcn Slrz
mcnticrc: unD ocm slurc mad)tcn bic
gritcn crfpl9lnic @prltDbe, trospcm tic
nlrdp bcftigcs Geihilsfcucr porbereltct
ipprSc,, iprrcu. Inch llcbcrrold)ungs@
ongr;ffc fnnben ltott.
Su Der Gbunpagnc madltcn Die
SrunSoicn iiinIidl bon Gcrnop ci1en
criplglpicu slnarifI, uihrcno Suilhen
ser Maos unb scr WtpIcl cinigc l(cbcrz
rulhllnamngriffc GINGER pur9clthpbc@
ncn bcutItcn slbthcilungcn gllnltlg
ousiicIcn.
,>u sublrcir1en Sllftfdmpicn bilBtcn
unlcrc @ceucr slcrpplanc eln, Slpci
bon ibncn murben aus Der 0dttc ctncr
9uitilpttc. sic crfulgIus @pn,bcn im
Suor @cSirt hcrlntcrlparf, ab9ez
ldypicn.
Gin tctcr Muaritf aui 5luci cnsliid,c
@nfcnitIntc.
2pnrpn. %. Schr. Ser Grltc
9pro scr britilbcn Ihmirnlitdt, Sir
Gomurp Carton. 9ub belttc i'm llutcrz
bullc nes Yurlmcnts bctunnt. onb
neltIhc SprpcoobputScrltorer III Der
ppri1cn Nutht sic beibcu cnglildcn Snz
icultdbtc 9rpab1tuirs uno Wor9otc
ulli Der SnIel Sbuuct bpmbdroirt hoz
bcu. Giuc Ssrou uno Elm atno (9ta.
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-02-27
ST ein &rie9 jebt nnperneioli@?
Ait Der ,,Satoma" iouem 5tpet am0liiirtc Mn,ertfa
nerinnem oen SOB 8cin,,oen Dabem.
idt beg ensden Ssbdattts nod ni9t amtlid beitast.
@cacdt bannc d ucocr cnc Der sculmucn cnslcn
lheeu sur etmmmunssmadc lit smcrta.

8crbcn ce Sic Grcprotc ser goon Grp9 6abcn
bic @cbDlfcrno Scu
gBas Scl6rHd 0u,ipnsiefermon su la
gen gngano bcrlong 9oln 9cldo9,ubmc ser
intermittent bcntiten Sbiiic Sbrcd Nocrrodt
Gecsc5ibcrtrcung 5urid.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-04-18

plorati0n as shown here are greater
even than those of war. it is worth
while TO note that 35 Of the SIS men
who accompanied EIaws0n on this ex-
petition are now on the firing line in
France and they complain of the lux
ury Of the treuchesi Another feature
portrays the grandeur Of rivers rush
inf off prectpices thousands of feet
high in Yosemite National park. amid
the sublimity Of stupend0us cliffs
sprlnging vertically from the level
valleys. Among other subjects. the
scenes Of the most thrilling moments
that occurred during the recent auto
mobile race up Giants Despair. a.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-04-18

Shirley Mason in Passion. with
George lie Guere. is the next Of the
group of Mcclure pictures. Seven
Deadly Sins It viii be shown at the
Spencer Square theatre today and to-
morrow. Passion" Is f1ve-reei
drama with settings in Madison
Square garden, Coney island and
other interesting spots It is the story
Of girl who falls in love at first
sight with a strong handsome man.
a drama showing that mental force.
not physical force, always will
triumph in the end. At Couey island
Shirley Mason meets the perfect
man" She loves him. Thrown into
number OF exciting predtcaments she
remains true to what she believes iB
real love for the man When he wins
the wrestling champ ionship she is
sure he fs the man shs wants to
marry. George lie Guere tries TO
save her, but she misunderstauds his
motives.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-04-18

There are no morbid problems
offered for solution in the cheerful
comedy Mister Antonio" in which
The favorite actor. Otis Skinner is to
be seen at the Burts opera house. ia
Davenport. this evening. Booth Tark-
lugron has written the story OF an
ztinerant organ grinder. sunny
hearted philosopher. who plays the
game as only 3 true optimist and =
perfect knigbt-erraut could play it,
lie has adapted the spirit Of romance
to everyday surroundings, and Otis
skinner invests it with all the c0nsum-
mate skill and force that have made
him the foremost Of American actors
Cheerful and roseate philosophy are
the dominant features Of this story of
the small town magnate who sue
cumbed 90 city temptations and the
humble Samaritan who came to his
rescue. Otis SINNERS Mister An
tonic is as perfect stage portrait
as his beggar in "Kismet," and his
fine art has never been more de-
HghttulIy revealed. The Charles
Fr0hman management has provided i
beautiful setting and q splendid sup
porting company The leading actors
include Eleanor Woodruff, Joseph
Brennan, Robert Harrison, Frances
Landy. Agnes Mare Patterson MCEutt.
John McCabe ana many others.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-04-18
Use Zenzo for Eczema

Never mind how often you have tried
and failed you can stop burning, itching
eczema quickly b. applying a little zemo
furnished by any druggist for z5c. FIX
ira large bottle. SlU0. Healing begins
the moment zemo is applied. IN a short
time usually every trace of eczema, tet-
ter, pimples, rash. black heads and SIM
liar skin diseases will be removed.
For clearing the skin and making If
vigorously healthy. always use zemo. the
penetrating, antiseptic liquid It IS NOT a
greasy salve and it does not stain. When
others fail 1T is thc one dependable treat
r1cnt for skin troubles Of ali kinds.
The T. W Rose CO.. Cleveland. ~.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-04-18

Minnesota in debating. and also won
one debate and lost one with GustaVus
Adolphus. a school that IS known TO De
a brilliant one in debate.
The Augustaua boys. however, are
by no means discouraged over the
prospects of such an invader, as they
feel that their own lineup is q good
one and hold oat. good hopes for ad-
ministering q defeat to the Mortified
lads, good debate is promised IN
any event and large crowd IS e&-
pected.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-04-18
Howe,s Pictures Next Week.

aEE#*s s. sE}EffS lAEAl ffEENa
Wednesday and Thursday, april IS
and 25. ut The Illinois theatre. Lyman
H. Howe VIII pilot his stay-at-h0mes
into the depths of the seventh CONT
nenl Of the w0rId-the AntarCtfc-via
the most wonderful series of scenes
ever recorded on any film. Specta-
tors VIII accompany Sir Douglas
Da"sor.s expedition into polar reg
IONS where Billiards rage with q We
. IocELy unknown anywhere else on
earth. Il is w0ndrous film in its
perfection and tense human interest.
The amazing adventures and incidents
that attended the 66 university grad
yates who comprised the expedition
and who frequently were face 10 face
with death are wildly depicted Their
struggles. priTations and resourceful-
ness amid raging hurricanes. vast
deserts Of snow which was often car
RED on the winds until it totally OBJ
sGured the sun. glisteniug mountains
OF ice. and among the strauCest forms
or blrd and animal life. are all
scenes which no spectator can forget.
It is an epic story in pictures OF
human endurance that is without
parallel. and yet with its tragic mo-
ments are interviewer comic phases
that are all the more refreshming be-
cause lHsy are not posed The i'm
porlance Of the events that are here
enacted may be realized when It is re-
mamberad that they solved the riddle
Of the land at the south pole which
hitherto was wrapped in myth and
mystery. The answer was the dis
covery Of a continent twice as large
as the United States It abounds
with some Of the most majestic vistas
Of scenery Of Alpine proportions that
the world affords. As indicating that
lne perLIs and priyattons Of polar ex-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-04-18
KNIGHTS TO HELP
RED CROSS WORK
Auouez Council win Affiliate with
Rock Island Chapter as q
Special Branch.

Rock Island knights Of Columbus
is TO affiliate with the Rock Island
chapter Of the American Red Cross
society
AT the regular meeting Of Aliouea
council last night il was decided that
the members Of the order who wish 70
take up Red Cross work should do
so at once. the knights to enlist col
leCtiveIv as unit affiliated with the
Rock island chapter and under the dir
rectiou of the officers Of the chapter.
Jerome O'EOunor. Harry UnFerforth.
Andrew Math. Tom CaTauaugh and
William Sterbinsky we're appointed q
committee to have charge OF the mem
bersbip work. Knights Of Columbus
may take out membership in The Red
Cross chapter at either the Sexton
clothing store ia the 1900 block or at
Maths bakery store, 521 Seventeenth
street. DIT. b j. Lachner was dele
gated to have charge Of the work o.
the knights branch of the Red Cross.
The Rock Island chapter Of the
American Red Cross society today
opened an Office at the Second avenue
entrance 10 the IL s. NcCahe & CO.
store All persons wishing 10 anil
late with the chapter can do SO by
calling at the new recruiting Office.
The headquarters are ir The Central
Trust building. Reports from officers
Of the organization are that the
membership campaign is bringing
highly satisfactory results
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-04-18
In the HoFes-


Spencer Square Shirley Mason Ia
Passion" one OF "Tha Seven Deadly
Sins"
Majesuc-Thada Bara i'm The Tiger
Woman also comedy.
Colouial-Eorus TaIualgs ia "Dev-
lis NeedLet" keystone comedy
Black Hawk Seventh chapter Of
1.-The Shielding Shadow" THE Power
Of Mind" Love and LUuat5c=."
THURSDAY
Spencer Square Shirley Mason in
Passion" one of The Seven Deadly
Siuss' Parae weekly news
Majestic Theda Bara tu The Tiger
Woman also q comedy
C0loniaI-H 3. Warner in shell
80. AZ. also Keystone comedy.
Black Hawk - That Gal of
Burke'at' "a Touch OF High Life"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-04-18

WiEkes-Barre, Pa. furnish sufficient
action" 10 satisfy the most eNacting.
and the sprightlv antics OF entirely
new animated cartoons are quite as
amusing as the other subjects which
they burlesque. are amazing.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-04-18
ANDALUSIA GOES
DRY BY 40 VOTES
Vets Are Defeated In Village Local
Option Fight, the Final Count
Being 81 10 81.
ONE SALOON Is FORCED TO QUIT
Closes Dram Shop Operated for Past
Five Years by ". II. Dyer, VINO
Paid $1,000 License Pee.

BY a margin Of 30 votes Audalusia
was declared auti-saIoon territory at
the annual village election held yester-
day. AS result, that community
loses its one dram shop, which has
been kicking in" with q $1,000 license
fee. W. IT. Dyer has been running the
place for the past FIVE years. Two
year ago the wet majority was Is.
The final standing yesterday was 81
10 81, with this drys in the lead, the
vote being as follows.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-04-18
At the Majestic,

Miss Theda Bara. who appears to-
nIght and tomorrow at the Majestic IN
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1917-06-21

camp. They would not accept
them in camp as they have not
taken out their second naturaliza-
tion papers, and as they have not
lived in this country five years.
The reason for this refusal in our
opinion is that if they were taken
to France or some other front,
and if they should be made prison
ers by Austria or Germany, no
doubt they would be shot as deser-
ters, because they are Austrian
subjects until they become full
fledged subjects of some other
country. This we think is one
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1917-06-21

During the thunderstorm We'd
nesday before sunset, FIR. Kulis,
his brother Joseph, Jos. Matuska
and Jos. Nikodym evidently were
struck by tightening while putting
up alfalfa on the farm of Chas.
Nedved. At least it appears to be
so, since according to their expert.
ence, there was a binding crash h
nj all seemed to be stunned,
with Matuska falling fiat on the
ground and JOS. Kulis on his knees
and forks knocked from the hands
of the others. Jos. Kulis has a
small burn above his elbow.
Old gent Martin Caba died Mon
day morning at 8 O'Clock of old
age, being at The time of his death
76 years, 9 months and 6 days.
Funeral was held Wednesday
morning from the local Catholic
Church and interment made in the
cemetery in town. The attend
ance was very large. The deceas-
ed was born in Brezi, Bohemia,
and came to this county with his
native land, in 1874, locating on Il
homestead north of town. He
was kindhearted man and good
neighbor giving all their dues and
was liked by all. He is survived
by his wife, four sons and two
daughters, who are Mrs. M. f.
Rada and Mrs, V. NJ. Kortan,
both of whom live near Tabor.
The sons are: Joseph who lives in
Sioux City and whose wife and
son attended the funeral, John,
who lives near Waubun, MIMI,
Frank and Alois who live north
Of Tabor.
Richard aud. Anton Cacek re-
turned from Omaha last Friday
which was quite surprise for
everyone, as it was generally un-
derstood that they had joined the
regular army and were already in
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1917-06-21
Tabor Buys $25, $4,000 worth o
Liberty Bonds.

A total Of $25, $50 worth Of Lii
berty Bonds were sold in Tabor
and vicinity by June 18th. The
Tabor State Bank received $2O,
600 worth of applications for Lii
berty Bonds; the Farmers Savings
Bank S5,050, and X. L. Szyman-
ski 500 worth; j. f. HOSTEL did
some soliciting in this respect.
We doubt there is another town in
this state with a population of 460
that purchased more bonds than
Tabor.