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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-05-22

of the central powers border might be with
drawn suppose their forces augmented by million
and half returned prisoners suppose Russias food stores
opened for Germany and all that happening very
promptly which conceivable thing In that could
the armies of England and France the border
withstand the onslaught Is it conceivable that if
solution found for the submarine England may
be brought the point of starvation? No matter what her
wealth may be- starving could not fight
Il tell you it is withn the possibilities that may be
raising not Liberty Loan pay for hope
been waging civilization. This is wild picture
any do believe it within the future of but there
is possibility enough in it to wake up
ton to make recognize that great and uncertain
and then support the military which
this government has got to make"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-05-22

FEEL that people not altogether awake the serious
ness of this not altogether comprehendng that
in very serious that might come to our
own shores. 1t is easy think that Germany 5000 miles
away surrounded by the greatest armies that ever as
sembed; that the likely to be before
any into it; that like manufacturer or merchant
who is getting his customers keep buying rather
orbltant prices and that doing good thing
ing to the Allies, but that in
alton AS conceive it, it is much serious than that
Now, just let us take two contingencies that are
perfectly possible We have had revolution in Russia No
man in America Russia tell what future of that
situation IS is surely conceivable that Russia make
separate do not believe she will but is conceiv
able What would happen then? 1t is said that there are
million and halt prisoners Russia. Suppose all the forces
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-05-22
Germans Told to Eat Grass
When FOodstufS Fail

Copenhagen, May 22.-Berlin is
now feeling the potato shortage.
Residents have been warned that IT
may be impossible to supply five
pounds to everybody this week, but
that those who are unable to obtain
the full ration will receive cakes.
The supply of pork is short, and it
will be sold only on Thursdays.
Another announcement says a re-
duction in the present meat ration
after August 15 is being considered.
Professor Weldner, an agricul-
tural expert at Passau, Bavaria, ad-
vises the people to follow the ex-
ample of Nebuchadnezzar and eat
grass. He informs them that the
red clover and Lucerne alfalfa both
may be used for the making of
dishes for human consumption.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-05-22
To Collect by Law All
Outstanding School Tax
Not Paid Before June |

City Treasurer Harry r. Owes is
preparing to take action against all
persons who have not paid 1915 school
tax.
This was ordered by the city school
board at recent meeting, and pro-
ceedings will be started on June /.
Outstanding school tax for 1916 to-
tails approximately $50, 900, CITY
Treasurer Owes said to-day, and un-
less delinquents settles the accounts
before June l, legal action will be
taken.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-05-22
Appropriations For
Local Charities Are
Increased This Year

Appropriations for five Harrisburg
charities, carried in bills presented
by Senator E. L. Beidleman, were in
the list favorably reported to the
Senate to-day by Chairman Buck
man, of the appropriations commit
tee.
The local list is as follows:
Children's Industrial Home So
000, an increase of $500.
Home For the Friendless $4,000,
an increase of $500.
Florence Crittenton Mission, ST.
600; none granted in 1915.
Nursery Home, $4,000 an increase
of $1,000.
Messiah Home, $4,000; none grant
ed in 1915.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-05-22
Big Circus Crowd Sits
Still When Fire Starts

Without showing any signs of a
panic, the $4,000 persons who
crowded the big top at Barnum
and Bailey's performance last eve
ming sat stone still as razor backs"
fought flames which sprung from a
lighting apparatus near the big pole
at the lower end of the tent.
For time the fire appeared as If
it was getting beyond control but
was finally smothered with hand
eXtinguisher.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-05-22
RECESS KNOCKED ON HEAD

Senatorial leaders to-day announc-
ed that there would be no recess over
Memorial Day and probably none
over registration day. This means
that the legislators will adjourn
probably Thursday and come back
Monday night. A session viii prob
ably be held on Memorial Day so
that appropriation Lills can be ad-
vanced
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-05-22
Attempt Made on Life
of Russian War Minister

New York. May 22.-The Jewish
daily Forward received a cablegram
from its correspondent in Petrograd
to-day saying that an unsuccessful at
tempt was made this morning to as
sassinate War Minister Kerensky. The
dispatch reads:
"An attempt on the life of War Min
lister Kerensky was made just now.
Kerensky escaped. All the partici-
pants arrested. Rumors that the plot
was arranged by the supporters of the
old regime"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-05-22
LOSES PURSE IN CROyvn

Two negroes were arrested yester-
day afternoon, at Fourth and Market
streets on the complaint of woman
who said she had lost her pocketbook
while watching the parade.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-05-22
UNEARTH "DUCK" TOMBsTONE

Workmen who are excavating for
the foundations of the new Courier
building in North Third street, this
morning uncoN cred tombstone
bearing the lone inscription Duck"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-05-22
THE WEATHER

For Harrisburg and vicinity; Rain
tonight and Wednesday,; not
much change In temperature.
For Eastern Pennsylvania; Rain
tonight and Wednesday,; increas-
ing east to south winds.
River
The Susquehnnna river and all it's
branches will probably rise
somewhat as result of "A gen
eral rain indicated for the
watershed within the next
thirty-sIx to fOrty-elght hours.
4 stage of about A feet Is indI-
Gated for Harrisburg Wednes-
day morning.
General Conditions
The storm from the Southwest
now covers the greater part of
the eastern half of the United
States, with it's center near ST.
Louis. 1t has caused Hight to
moderate rains over most of the
country, In the last twenty-f0ur
hours, east of the Rocky Noun
tnIns, except the South Atlantic
and East Gulf States. Frosts
occurred this morning in Wy
Oming and South Dakota, and
temperatures fell to near freex-
Ing In Minnesota, the DakOtas
and Wyoming, several stations
reporting readings of "a de-
Rrees.
Temperature; 8 q. m, "a degrees.
buni Rises, 4i30 a. m.
Noon; Full moon, June 3.
River Stages 4.3 feet.
Yesterdays weather
Highest temperature, go.
Lowest temperature, 80.
Mean temperature, 80.
Normal temperature, "a.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-05-22
DOZEN TRAINMEN KILLED

clarssburg, W. Va, May u. "A dozen trainrnen
are believed to have been killed and number Of others
seriously injured when wreck train on the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad crashed into moving freight train at
Wallace, Us miles north Of here to-day Five bodies have
already been removed from the wreckage
SEAMAN's INSURANCE BILL PASSES
Washington, May q - The administration bill
appropriation s5oOooOoO for the goaeGnnent war risk
insurance bureau and authorizing it insure lives Of
American merchant vessels was PASSED toa,
by the Senate. similar measure is pending in the
House
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-05-22
Lest America Alone Should Have to Settle With Germany

From Liberty A.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-05-22
FULL CREW HEARING ON

Harrisburg. The bill TO suspend tho Full Crew
law operations during thowar and six months thereafter
is before the joint railroad committees OF the Legis-
iature to-day. Among the speakers for the railroads
are Alba B Johnson w T. schafer and former Senator
John H. Fisher and for the brotherboods G p.
Royand, S r Traner w N. Doas and several LAWYERS
DEFENSE COMMITTEE CONFERENCE
Harrisburg. The State Defense, Commission and
members Of the Safety committee are meeting with the
Governor this afternoon outing plans for cooperation
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-05-22

Yesterdays Weather
Highest temperature, so.
Lowest temperature, 80.
Mean temperature, 80.
Normal temperature, "a.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-05-22
General Conditions

Temperature; 8 a. M, "a degrees.
buni Rises, 4t30 a. m.
Noon; Full moon, June 3.
River Stages 4.3 feet.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-05-22

TContinuea on Page 3l
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-01-10
NfucS NltimQtuut.
Nricbcnlanb muf: fid, binnen AZ
Stmnbcn STR Sdmad, pbcr 6mnt
&ic rntidlieRen.

3irdns, Hriehenlnnb, ilber Sons
bpn, 8. San. Sic Geiunbtcn Der Gnz
tettcmd9te boben beute Scr 9ricd'ld)c11
Megierung ein llltimatl'm geltellt, oas
bic1er As Stunocn 3cit gibt, ll'n l'cb Sll
emldliebcn. pb tic sic ont 81. Gc5cmz
Der BON Sronfreid, Grobbritonn'en
lrnb SfuBIanb 9cltellten Sorpcrlln9c1t
onnehmcn ipill poer nid)t.
at G5ried,cnlanb in cinc Sale ocr
Naiirten scratbcn?
.Itbcn, iibcr 2u,,hon, 8. SAT-.
Sic .3uriidsiebllng Scr griedrlde'1
Sr,ppcn olls ShcIialicn (Gtne Der
Surpcrlmecn Scr Gntcntennddte. Slnm.
S. Meb.) lit lcst beinabe ga'15 puraz
acfiibrt ipprbcu. Wtit 8cipcbreu be-
lpaffnetc Sroucn bobcn bic Stellen Der
Solhoteu bci scr gelpuhun9 oersabn7
slinien, Ser Tdiicitraben nno Der BRIT
cfcn iibernomncn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-01-10
Gin Mon(ler,@ ,@tauoal.
Gbieaauer Euli5eidJcf lueaeu slnrahme
ppn Scited)ungsgelcern ucrbnftet.

Gbicugp, 8. Son. Ser Ypl15ct4
def Soculcp lplrroc geiteruL 6lpcl Gage
bcppr CT Icin Nmt ouf Gcgcib ocsSllr<
ecrlnciitcra nicocrlcgcu lplltc, nllr
cincu SuItbefcbl oc5 Stuutsnllpnlte5
S5ppnc luntcr ser suflnge Der fprt9ez
lcbtcu slnnuhme bon Seltchungs9cl+
bern IN lcincr @obnun9 pcrbnrtcr.
ScuIcu bate ppu ser Nrtll'rt oer
Sd]crocu bcs Stuot5urlpultc5 por6ctttJ
9tuhriht crboltcn ltuo iid] cil1cnStnot4
rid]tcr uno Siirgeu nod lclncr @ob'
nuno fotnncn lalicll. Seic SllrgIdaTt
lplrpc crit uuf 100000 fcltgclest.
obcr Damn alf $4,000 rcou5trt.
Scr frii6crc Tpli5ci9clpultlge oec
luinoiscn Stuot lriro bclflllol9t. pult
ocuSoduptcrn nc5 ipgenunnteu ~Solter1
rings" in Chicago regclndblg SelteA
hrugsgelncr ou9el1omren 6ll baben'
Sic linn cin iGbrlibc5 9icbcnctnfpn1n1eld
pou n,i,1ocltcns $4,000 iidcrtcn.
suRcrben1 ioa Scr Stuot5unlpultldoTr
su Sbren sefpmlnen lcin, nnB llll Sns
li,ciu,ut Gin SpItem bcltnnn, nadD penn
lidl sic Tclisiiteu i6rc Scfornerun9eH
crfuufcn funutcu, luubct oas slounce'
mcnt sum Serseonten $500, po5 6ltns
2cutuunt $1,000 uno na5 gum Soll5ett
houpt,uulu $500 getpitct boben loll-
Ser riibriac Stuutsanlpalt WutlaD
S,nnue. Ser huuptiddlidy Ourd} Dad
ocutlfc Gptum in Chicago mtcnet9eA
pGblt puroc, bat nod, cine gauge ana
,abl unocrer |erboftllngen pprgenom1
men uuo fir beute Abcno itatlben iutes
ser cinise observation-disclosures Gntbul9
llmaeu lno srretirun9en i'll olelcnt
neueu beilpiclloIen Spli5eiltat,oal ebls
coaus in slusliht. Iud) 9cgcn bier Fos
liseilcltnants nnS 5ipei Ser9eartelt
lieb Sppnc bcreits Saftbcfc9le allss
itellen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-01-10

@p6nlna bc3 Er0iibcnte1 bon Jest al
nit elmer vitunlmcn SlOfunc" 81 be-
lcocn. Su5 gSciBc $)nI3 lpll bon leBr
nb lpdbrcno be5 9nn3cn Cages bon
Eatrplli1cn Der Suffrogcttcn ltnlgeben
perocn, Sic lidl ocn YrdliOcntclt bclnr
Iu5gebeu oOer 6cinl &clmfonlnen mt
benz .itlln,mcn %prlDurfc Der gcfrdrfs
ten omerifnniIhcn SrGltcl1ieelc1 IN tba
rem slugen" in Den gScg tclcn lollc1,
lint ib,n ocrurt fortludbrcno on letH
robl6eulides" &crbalten 5lt crlllncrlt.
Gin Appca bes bunsernocn @rieden=
lambs, bcr ppr ben Sllitrtcn uitter=
iflageu iplrbc.
gSdi inotpn, 8. San. IuT btez
Tiger sriediidcr 9eIonotlfaft nllroc
beute befannt gcgcbclr, onB ilber 300
@crbinoungen in @rtcdcnluno lld) an
Oos omeritantide @olt lpcnocrl, bebil!1z
lid 5u icin, Snb Sic unn1enlHlicfe Slpz
cfobe, lpcldle 0ungcr5notb tn1 .@erol9c
lat, nuf9e6obcn lperoc.
Ser Cert oe5 9lppclls mar berc1t5
Dor elmer @od)e Yrcbpcrbtnoun9eH
in @richenlano ilbcr9cbcn, pont eenz
ior ober lpnbri6einIid] uaterldlugcl1
uoroen
Ser 9lnfid)wung unIercs Sdiifsbanes.
gSalbin9tpn, 8. San. gtnd1
amtlichen ltutiltildci1 Nngnbrr llnp 1l1u
Sabre 1916 III bcn Ser. Staotct
1854 6anDclsfabrseu9c nit elnem
@ebalt bon 52O.S47 Sunncn filr bus
Snlono gebaut tporocn uno so 5nne
Delsfabr5euge bon 10000 Spnl1cr
GebaIt fir ousldnbiifc 9fchnllng'
Ser Sonnengebalt Ser im Sabre 1908
III ben Scr. Stantcr gebulltcn 9nne
DelsfabrScuec mar 614,00O ltno 1n7
Sabre 1855. ols Sic umcrtfullllde
5anoelsn1orinc itren b0tItcn StonS
errcictlt bate, lpurocn III Den &cr.
Stoatcn b0l5crnc Shiffe nit cinenr
8cIummtz Sonncngcbult bon 5SO,OOV
ocbuut Ser gut ppn SanbclSlduttc
lror MIR in Sen nl,gcacbencn 6lpeE
Sobrcn grDBer als i'm Sabre 1916
Sic hcrti9en Ingnben lal'cn er'ebeI1.
oob bic Scr Stuntcn i'm Sh1rFSodlE
an crltcr StcIe ltcbcn, nit Iltsndblnc
@rplbritannicns, uno onB Ser Sht1rz
buu in Nlucritu ulldl Den bon Srcbz
britunnicn uu5c5l crrcld1t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-01-10
s,ofonb fault interuirte saud,buute.

2pnbpn. 8. San. 9tad cincr IN
9oupou aus Sem 3uaa cintreffenoe''
9ie,,tcrecpcld,c theilt Scr bolanotld1e
Nlarinen,iniltcr. S. S. 8ambonnet'
nit, pob lpcge,, Der bnrd) pcn 8rlee
perl,rludyten 9emm,,ng nes Shu1ss
baucs nit Sen britild6cu rlno Seltlhel'
yfcoieruneen llnterbanolunecn 5lueds
fiiuftiaer llebcruabme bon internlrte1'
Soudbooteu lcitens pollanps a,ses
fuiipft ipurben icieu. &isber 1T Die
llebernabme eincs britildcn ,lno eines
peutlthcu llntericcbpptcs in sic @eat
aeleitct tpprbcu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-01-10
@eraroS @cbc.
yerliner gofaIanseiser pertbeibist bic
Wunitiomslieferungen aus bem Der.
Staatcn.

9erlin, brabtlos ilber SaDbille
70. San. Ser 9crlincr 2ptolan3eigel
bringt belite eincn Iuilebcn erregenben
Nrtitcl, III Dem CT cine balbe Spalte
Der Iertbioisung Der amerifanilden
IHedte 5ur 2iefcrung bon ariessmatez
l'rialicn unb @aunition an Sic sluiirtcr
ipibmet. ansgebenp bon Ser gcbc BEG
|omeritanilhen gotldafterS @eraro
fbeint 8anfctt ser omerifaniiden 9anz
pelsz uno @eperbefammcr Iagt bie
3citung. bnb bieie sleuBerltn9en 5ipar
iiberoll ii, 9eutldlano Die 9rDBte Be-
friebislne berporacrrfcn babcn, trobz
ben gctpiiicStclcn Ser 9lnlpra6e einen
(gcipiilen DipIomatiiden Saft bernilen
laien.
9ann 1pcrbet ii6 ser 2citartifel
obcr Direft se9en Die rabiaten "Yanz
fec" 9aiier III 9euti6lanb llnb lagt,
nan niiBtc bieien fortlpdbreno bor
|s(u9cn bnlten, bab lift Stanbpunft
|ipcnigltens bon, geiebli6en @elidtsz
|punftc ein hurdalls unberedtister lpaz
rc. Sic 6anser &onbention cr(aubte
Sen 9icutralcn altsoriidlid), aaen&riegz
|iiibrenbcn Mlnition 81 licfern unb es
|lpar bamals, ipic ser Qofalan5eigcr be-
1onocrs ins @eoddtniB 5uriidruft. 9ez
rabc Ser @crtreter Seutldlanbs. Ser
lid elmer Menbcrrne bieler &laulel oe5
internatiounlen sbfommcns lpioerz
]ebte.
s(uh Sic 8erlincr SDrien5eitung
bisfutirt anldbli6 Ser 9aebe @eraros
ipicocr hie Triebens,uo9l o9lidtciteu unb
crfldrt, bab 8eutldaallb jebt nit at1oez
rcn slugen auf Die Ser. Staaten blidt,
Die lid bon bei,1 Saumel ibrcr rieltgen
|ariessprofite 5ur @irtlihfeit 5uriidz
'finben. als auf bas slmerifu, oas
|Gcutldlnnb berseblid 5u elmer grz
fenntniB leincr 9eredtcn Sade Sll
brin9eu perlndt bat.
Ginc cneliihc 3citnne duRert cine sat,5
planFbie a,tffafInns.
2pno rs.stass G. San. Scr Wandeiter
Guardian Sdrcibt bcute in 8e5ng allf
Sic Nebc @crnros, baB man CUR ridr
figcn 9eurtbeilung berlelben oercn
biplpmatiide slusbrudstpeiIe ifuoiren
niiBte unb fdbrt bann inbe5u9 auf
@erarbs Scrporbebuug Der gtan,cn ocr
icbige,, Siibrcr 9cutlchlanos fort:
v9ic5 lrur cine biplomatilde 8eilc,
Fllm slraiagcu, Dab Der slmcritaner por
bcm lparncn lpolltc, mas lid) erei9nen
f0nntc. ipcnn sic raoifale 8riegsportci
in Scutldlnno ans Nubcr ,fommen
1pIlte. slugcnl6eiulid, lag Dem Votz
'1haitcr picl baran. Den oentld)cn
8cidsfan5ler llnb bciien Gcbilfen gez
geniiber Sen gn9riffcn bon Scitcn Der
@liquc hes Scrrn bon Sirpib uno belz
len Mnbang bon 8cfilriuortern Der an7
ncftirnn9 ollcr bclebten 8cblctc III
Gduk su ncbn,cn. gr cntlhloB 1ld] 5l1
biclcr gcubcrl1ng. lpcil CT glaubt. poB
Elm Sriumpb Scr slnldauun9cn Der
SppuIitipn 1T SclttlbIanc Dlclcs Hnno
llnpermeiplid III cincn ldlpcren &on7
,flift nit Sen Ser. Stnaten pcripideln
mirO."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-01-10
1riihcrc &ronprin5eiiin uon Sahiclt
uidlt int Srrenhauie.

8ern, 8. San. Sic 8rafin Cutie
bon Niontianolp. friibere 0iterreihilte
Grsber,oein unb &ronprinscllin bon
Sod,lcu. bat in cinem Bricf oil cine
bier lcbenpc Sdtpeiserin bic i'll cllro@
paild,en ,mo umcrifunildlen 3eitunscn
peroiientIihicn @eriibtc, ba6 lie IN
eiuer bclsiIden Srreuanltalt internirt
lpuroe, als pplitd1,pi9 aus Der Suft gez
oriffen beseihnet.
Sic 8rdfin ibreibt, lie lei ipcoer
interuirt, nod befdnbe lie iih in
.eiuem Srenbauie. tpob,,e piclmebs pr1z
bat in @riiifel lub erireue iih Der be-
lteu @eIunobeit.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-01-10
aleine &ricgSna9ri@ten
vOeitrense 5crren resieren nidt
lange!"

BON, 8. San. !6ier lit ioebcir
aus ct. Hctersburg bic Nad)rid)t cin=
eetroffem, ban ber crit por ,uentsct
@odeu ernannte ncue ruiiiid)e Hrc=
micrminiitcr, General MleTanber 9rc=
,poff, bcreitS bcntc ,uiebcr rciignirt bat.
(Siele 9iadrid)t lit in 8crbinbnng
nit Der 9eitriscn @clbung, baB ocr
iriibcrc ruiiilde Yremierminiiter Boris
.stiirmcr. Der 9cn,dEigt lno englanos
.feinblit) lein lou, iuicber in tailcrliz
der @naoc ltcbt. bon ullerbD6ltcr 9cz
Deutung. @nm. 5. Ne0. I.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-01-10
Bon Der @etttro,st.
Nnr MrtillcriefGmpfc.

8crIin. 8. San. (7rabtlps ii6er
sappillc.) GeItern iuar lcbbaitc ar<
tillerictbdtigfeit auf ipciter GntIernlll9
an sablrci6cn Eunften Lungs Der ipelfs
Iihcn Srpnt su per5eidnen, bertbtet
'bas beutIdc 5a,ptqlarticr. Bic betrefz
fcnpc Mnfiinbigllng lautct:
@eitlichc Sront: 9a geltern Flares
8ctter 8cobadhlnger. acltattetc. mar
bas Mrtilleriefeuer auf beiben Sesten
an pielen Sunften icbr lcbbutt.
y.ur cin @efcdt at bcr Siie.
Garis, 8. San. 9us fran5olilde
arieasamt sibt bcrtc betannt. oaB bic
Geutlt6cn III Ser peraansenen giaht
nad, einem lebbaften 8elbilefeler
uDrblid, BON ser 0iic eiren perscblihen
GerIlld n1ad,ten. eincn fransolil9en
(sdauscnsraben n0rolid po', 8ibecollrt
AZ, iiberfallcn. Nn ben iibriaen stela
len biricr 9rieesfront berrlbte ipab%
reno Der porigen smbt cine Sampf<
title.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-01-10
G6 gtbt init MQ0. s>rudrts III @nmdnien.
0eiterm ,puroc 8aIreaSta ut uno Die 3abI Der
@etan8enen hte8% $500.
Qouoon beiir@tet vWladenien Sebt aui's WauBe."
Die rames" mert a9 bic b1en garbaren uciios


Sic Grp &erbuncn in Gnganb crnc 9enrnoun9
9eionoers fat Sail Sodani Die en9dn @tb erreet
Sic vbaernsuertben. 10 belbenmutbigcn 9u1en" nn
pub ipecr 5uriid5iebn n,icnl Sic sdadt in Guano
nmmt Sc9fc 5icr ioaen Die 8nlcn cine Sffnbc 9roben
Gties pprbereiten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-01-10
gsencr cneliitbcr 0eia,'bter tiir

9pu 5 on, 8. San. Gin 8elltcrtes
lcaromm, bas aus bem 9aas in Son@
pou einticf, melbet. baB Sir Walter
5puulcp, Ser britilbe G'elarhtc III
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1tuiere lteben @uder baben 9elterm tpteoer etnen
,,alorretd1en" gte9 int 8Mnoesiemat errMm9em.
ern Scsislatorcn lit Der S Sas Ned
Bet Giniu sptuuicu upcriDnidcn Graud reerurt

Sufugeen 9elc9aton bt m cine 4u6r bcm Trdlnr Stz
ion Sebt nit unmcn Slofnoc" Der
fampflngen beg mcroen 2u5 "Stummc" pro DEM
grdlbenten Sen iocn Srnucnn9c btc c5
untcdlogUCr
pca bcs buu9ernben @ried)enIano5.
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~Wlit beibcn gnbcn scr Serctb>2iz
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gertbeio;sungslinie, iotpeit iie iidj
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lcs beiirbet, nublos geiporben 5ll iein.
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llfer bcs Seretb 5uriid. @intcr bieler
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&c neuc 9cfenliplinic ldngs ben. 2aufc
bcs 1slulles Yrutb. Mnfenien befinr
oct ii6 jebt in unmittelbarer 9'dbe bcs
ruiiiihen 8ooens (9eilarabicn), n6er
ct muB entipeber bon Ser 9obrubida
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luden pber aber iid eincn 8eg bltrd
sic rllililbcu 2inien um Seretb lmo
am Hrlltb babnen, I'M ndb rll|lll1em
9oben gclan9cn 81 f0nncn.
9icnc ruiiiidc Sffeniipe cin @pritpis=
periuh erukcn Stiles.
2pnbpn, 8. San. Cine 9openbaz
|gener SepeIde ser grdange telegraph
Company 5itirt gcrihte beutider
aricgsforrelponbcntcn bon Scr Slts
front, Die meloen. onB bic btsberigcn
Mngriffe scr Nlllleu III Gllrlanb nnr
Sic Illftafte fir cine nelle gro6e ans
gelegtc Sffeniipe Scr 9iltiien its bisicli
&umpfabihnittc iitio. Sic rl,lliidcn
9cere bicr iperbcn nit foloiialenOlenz
gen bon @cidiiben llno Diunition pers
icbcn ,mb bahcn aucb ltarfe 8cierpen.
Sci Mitau rnb liibli6 bon 9iiga bat
bas ruiliidc &cidiibfeuer in ben lcbtcn
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lie linb 5ugeirorcn llnb Der Soocn nit
elmer biden, feltcn S6nccldtbt be-
Dcdt.
Gin acknowledgements bcr 3miien.
8crIin, iibcr 2pubon, 8. San.
Ser aricgstorreippnoent Der Sagltd)en
9ilmbl6ol1 an Ser Oltfront bcrihtct
ibcr cincn llcberrun,pclnngsberlud.
Sen Sic Nulien an Sunntag am 8rils
dcnfppf bon Niga nnternommen boz
ben. @rpBe Sruppenmengcn, Die allc
longc lpciBc 3cn,ben iiber ibrcn llnts
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Sront bon 1000 Nfetern an Sic DelltS
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ocn in bicie Gin. 8ic ber aorrelponz
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ldcinli6 INT cinen @criud Der Hlll@.
fen, Sic bcltldc Clinic an Der StrdBc
bon Nlitou nad 8i9a 81 bur6brehen.
sus Sic 9cutlden lid bicIer Gefabr
bctpllbt ip1rbel, ipllrbcn lofort aue
pcrfiiabarcn Ncicrpcn alfgcbotcn lll1o
sic bcibcn Scerc fdnpftcn MN big sum
gonncnlmtcrgan9 cinen fiirbterl'be11
0ampf nit ben gaionctt nno 9anos
oronatcn a,s, bis sic 9il,llcn iid] ipic>
ser nad ibrcn friibercn Stcllnn8en
suriidsogcn, l,adbem oie gun5e Shnec<i
fldd,c ocs &anpigcbietcs bon bem pcr<
qoilcncn -@lute pllrplrrotb 9cfarbt
l,no nit @cfoIlcnen iibcrl ldt mar.
8on Der @etttrout.
s,nr srtiacrietdmpfe.
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Bic 3ad,c Der Suffrasetten.

8aIbinetou. 9. San. Snfol9c
ser slbfubr. sic lid Sic Delegation Der
Suifrugetteu bette i,n @eiBen 9alle
eebolt bat, boben oiele beldlollen, ots
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PERSONALS

Prof j. Scott Fisher is on a bust
ness trip 10 Coldwater and other
Michigan points in the interest OF the
Redpath Lyceum bureau this week.
Atty. r. +. Proctor is attending 10
business matters in Washington for
a few days.
Sec'y A II. Beisner Of the Y NJ
C. A. left Wednesday morning for
Wakarusa and Nappanee on a bust
ness trip in the interest OF the local
organization.
Mrs. Charles Sage and Mrs. Will
lam Mcmillan left last evening for
an extended visit at the home OF
their brother, Frank Piers, at Kan
sas City.
Mrs. Kathleen Rice and two sons,
Richard and Phillip of ". Crawford
St. left last evening for an indefinite
stay at Phoenix, Ariz., and they may
make that city their future home
p. NJ. Rowe, 514 James St, an en-
ploye at the New York Central
shops. is confined TO his home from
injuries received while at his work
yesterday.