davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-06-06
NnS bellt Gtaatt.
Wablbcridtc npt, nnppllitInbtg.


9cs Ntpi ncs, 5. Suni. 9tc
0crid)tc iibcr bic am NsDntag 1T So,ua
Itattgciunbcme,t %pr,uablcn ilnb mod
in,mcr ni1uullitGnbig.
Sn hcr Sc,ucrbMltg ,lm ric Nuntitta= :
tipn ii;r bus s(mt beg staatictrctdrs
auf orm rcpnblifarliit,cn sidct gcbc1t
1860 nun bcn 234S @nDlbc5irtcn IN,
etaatc 9lncm 23,GOS, GamiaD 1859,
SAL 1880, Enob S417.
,yiir bas 9lmt bes SdjeBn1elters &C.
bci, 91S Se;irfc $DDt 29,G72, 9lDc
1906.
Sir etatc snpcrimtcl'bent 9cbcn
99G Sc5irtc Barr 1881, 9eDoc AZ
27O, Sricpb 1912, MeGlennaba't
1OSOO.
;Siir 9iail,uoD Gunn,iiiioncrs geben
1923 Sc;irtc @cbitcr 27,554, 2etuis
25,O7O, Yrablep 22,462, SSaub 49,
153. (Gs iimo sWci s,t nunlilliren.
q, bcm &utum fiir &un9reRabgc=
prbnetc im g, g., f., g., TO. unb IT,.
Sunsrefbe5irf lit iua,iwie fcinc slcnoe=
runa fclt5nitcllcn; bic &anoibatcn, Die
scltern 9lbcuo ait ncr Spite 'uarc1t,
liub cs md, III nneeiabr bent glciden
0crbaltMlF.
,Sp(1cubc SanOibatcn lii,b at Der
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-06-06
C,erurn iiber bcn Sauhbuutnngrrif.

aonlus itp. Nu., 4. Suni-
Ser otutitc Suudbuptun9rtff nuT Die
umcrifuniihc aiiltcnld,iffabrt tpnr SIT
erlrur!cl1 uuo cs lit nid,t un.logltt, Itb
persu,teacn, oob Scut'hIanb gSclp Snrf
bpmborolrt ltnb III Sruno lest. go
lautetsu sic slnsabeE bon Sames W.
SerorS. oes Trii6crcu @otifaftcrs in
Berlin, ser iih belte mlf leincm sse9e
uot1 oeul Often in GaniasGitg alIbielt,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-06-06

res beid0bigt nieberge5imlr9en. Gin
be1ltIcfer 6ellelbnllon ipurbe 5erItort.
@dbrsnp bes Cages uuD Der gtadlt
iparicr mir IA Sonnen Sonben ab.
g8ir berIpren feline Sllg5elac.
Associated Press)
Gcris. 5. cSltni. = Ser unttlit]e
s(benbberidt ioet, boB uue @erlud1e
Ser Sel,tldben an Ben fran5Glilden slbz
ld,nitten por5ultoBen, suriicfgctpielen
lpurben. Sic Srun3clcn mad)ten So
hcngenrrne l1nb brnhten @efungcz
ne eiu.
{ Associated Press)
Sci Scr frna30l. q + nj c III
Srontreid, 5. Suni. - Sru1soliIcte
Itilittirs ldMsten be,,te, bob bei Gbos
teau Sbierrp ninocltcn5 1000 Scutz
lhc bon oem Teucr set omcrifuniIdcn
MoIfincneetpc6rc sctpotet lpltrocn.
Euris, 4. Stunt. - @s tonn ictt
rl1big sclo9t ipcroen, buB Sem neutIcfcn
%pritob aeaen Aoris bon oen 6run5oz
len G:labolt gehotclt ipurbc. ySlc bet
@e9in, Ser Sffeniipe pprullsgclo9t
,uorbcn lit, but lie ecrnbe S Sage &C.
Fbnlcrt. Sus rcl,tihe Wonoucr lpIt it'd
ett i,1 cine Heibe bon Sd)luttcn llnt
IStelluueen olti, in lpelioen ote Srolt7
scIen Zen Tortbeil bes Gcldnoc5 tdben.
| Sic Geoeno ser Surco, no SET Scito
feline erobten s(nitrcn9llngen mndbt,
bilhct cine strt slrcltu, in lpcld}er er
icbt murld)trt. sluf Ser gtnroleitc Der
e(rcnn lit Scr beberrIhenoc pbplitolilte
Y,lntt ser @nlo bon &iIlcr:z Gottercts
lnmo int Giihcn Iinb 6ii9el, btc lit I'm
Godcrcl berlm gc9er sic Sfornc binz
sic6cn. Scioc oieicr Soiigclltellungcr
lrerocn upn Sen Srun5pIelt gcbulten
,1m gqcltcn licbt 1;:t bcr Seinn Der
S,iunernil'cu Ncgcnilbcr. mcld'e o1'
Tlilllc Sltrco lmb Sapicrcs bilocn, 10;
toub sr oltf orci Sciteu cingcfcilt lit.
| Su5 @cnubtlein in Eoris uno ilbc1
loou, Ironfreib mar ,licn1ol3 5uper;
lidltlidlcr uls es Jest lit. ANou mctB all:
oemcin, bo6 8enernt Sph iptcoer etl1
nml icin Gcnie 9eScigt bat. 1noen1 e
| sic bcutlt)en Iblid,tc:1 errtctb unp let
nc Hcierocn nidyt bprtbtn mari. ipp Su
bencprIi tic bultcu lpplttc, 1pnoern al
| Sen 9cbensplmtt ssui|deu Sptl'on5 un
| Chateau Sbisrrp.
| { Associated Press)
4 @erlin, 5. Si,nt. - Mus Den
lomtlidcu Slbenbberlht. - In DC
|: StModtIrout lit Sic Gage unoerdrpct
geblieben.
!. { Associated Press }
@erItn (itber ounbnt). 5. S1ln1
i Slu2 bcrn omtIitcu Sugcebertht.-
, griplorcihc lteberf fdllc in Slnnoer
| broc,ten ,ms @cfunacne en-.
q III itcrn a NJ. 5. SNri. - Scllt
Ictc 3citllngen betuupten. Dag d
{ ScutIden felt @egtuil Ser NrnSen ~
3 fcnlipe om 81. gHir5 $4,000 @etnn
loene oemudst lno ullbcrncm 1000 8e
Ilhiite 1nb orlbcrurocntIlh r1cle Wod
! IIhincneclpcbrc crbeutct hobc1,.
: baltcn. Scr slrtifcl ltltcBt NIT &c
SSprten:
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-06-06

fat nno obnc 3neiie. BON Ben Sond)@
bpptell utsgc1trcllt.
Gin SSeiipiel fcinhlidcr Trupasanha.
Associated Press
gSnlbin-9 t II, 5. SUM. = Gin
gciip;e( Der fcinolihcn Gropn9orpn
Sic aus sen, gr1hci;1en bcutIfcrSalldz
boptpiroten an Scr nnlcritultlIcbcnailltt
alfgebmlt ipcrocn ipiro, crrcicbtc 6ellt(
nos Staatshcportmcnt in elner Wicls
buna alt5 Mcrifp.
Die 2citung vSccipcntal" in @llo:
bulajuro brottc nd!nlicb bic 9$odribt
SOB oit bcl,tINcrt Sallcbbcotc IS an1cs
rifuniIdc aric9ld)iiic 5erltort battcn
unb toB sic omcrifoniidc Hc9lcrlli't
Sizes 81 ber5eimlicbcl1 luetc.
lurd)t ppr hemtidcm &rattfbctts=
fcimem.
gS q 1bing pn. 5. cSlr1t. = Snl
bic belltI9en Sauhbcotpiroten aronf:
bcitsf,in1e nacb biclc,u 2nllbc brabtcn
mar bclltc s(bcnb Bic afeinlng clll1ge'
N5orincoiii5ierc. Sic llcberlcbcnoel
Ser Sau6bpptanerifIc rpllrocn &C.
irornt, nidts bon DEM nc95ugcbcn
| nus uic Sai,bbpptiiilrcr ibncn alss(n
bcnfcr, 9c9cbcn Dn6cn nlDhtcn.
Sbnc sllarn1 perllrIodrn SIT lpollen
mryrc rdr1ui btngeiriclelt BOB en-
pcutlc5cs Solhbuut arantbcitsfcins
nnb Spo1icn gcbrudt babe, anldct
ncno jcnc, Sic sic ip,lbcrborc jebt Dor
|bcrrIdlcrbe 9rippczobnliGc Gpipen''
bcrpprbrncbtcn.
Giela S6otlodc, ipipie ra5 lonbcr
bare @encbn,cu Ser bcntIcbcn Snltd,
bpptiiibrer 9e9cn ibts Splcr miro al
perpddtio ungeieben.
.Gcutldc apmnonSantcn bonpel
niebt IL, logtc Gin Scanoter bellte. ~
lit in Ser beutld)en Gnldbpot9eld'h1
nod nidJt baecipelcn, DOB Gin Solld
boot ltincn Spfcrn 9tabrllng lno SSol
| Ier adb,"
,,s(rbcitc obcr tiimpIc."
/ 8usbin9tpn, II, 4. Sun'. = $
Igeltin1nulnecu CUR Surdfibrllrm u
| ppm G,cncrulprpip6 Gjen. Grpiroer ei
,Iluileucu &crfii9ung: "srbettcn ppt
Il Ifdnpfeul" ipllrbcn am Montu9 pe'
/ 6ffentlicht. gs ucrScn borin ollc 9i1'
/. GER oiiecfprbert, scr nahiten Drtl1de
; slusbc6unesbebDrpe sic smmen lplds
lIIsdnucr inr Sicnitdltcr on5lt9ebe
IiucId)e selpubnbeitsn,dbse Solllcn5
fIinb pber @elcbditi9un9 babcil, Die III
; prpbuitip Iinr.
Scnc cinsclnc Srtsbcbpree tit g
pilicrr,o6eu sl eiuen geribtsbpf c
boben ipprben lnb miro ipobrIdeinl'
icnc gSpdle Situt9en abhalten, I'M !
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-06-06
{ Associated Press J

SS aIbington, 5. SUM. -. Sic
%crltnfllng bcs norl3. .9nmpfers CHS
bolb" Hllrc1 Gin beutIGes5ollGbout, sic
9eltcrn 9indmittn9 40 Mcilen bon sen
%irginio Gapcs ltattInnb, lpllrDc Den,
Wmrinc"cportmcnt bclltc 9lbeno gez
melbct. Sic ann5c Wclosung bes berz
ienftcn SdiiIes 1T leutc 9erettet ipprz
Sen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-06-06
Aus Der tsbanptttabt|
&ric9Stubtc nnb =ycr,un,.oete.
{ Associated Press

NtWUStuDSC NHU @SSlluNuuV'V.
{ Associated Press)
g8u bin9tDn. 5. euni. - Die
beuttgc Ierlnltliitc cntb6lt 40 Naz
men. 6ie Iid5 lpie iolgt bertbeilen:
80 gcfauen;
13 an @nnben gcltDrbcn;
3 ai1 llnfdllen aeltorbel1;
s an aranfbeiten ge1torben;
At lbiuer pcrlpllnOet;
2 bcrnlibt.
slui bieIcr Ycrlultlilte lteben iolgens
be Soiuaer:
GcfoIlen:
Capt. goiparb 8. Isll>er, Sees Ntpiz
mes. ga.
2ieut. Clarence Green. gSintcriet,
Sa.
Ser3rSellc s. Gilman, greltpn, Sn.
Gorp. Sranf @. Srr, Ges @toines.
@ugler 0reo e. Sabis, 2orimer,
ea.
Soloot Sisuro 8. s(nocrion. Ynion
e1tD, Sd.
Solbat Claude @afen Walon giz
tp, Sc.
Gp(bat Oscar Yater, Salbllqle, SSW.
Gplhat Carl 9. BcpcrsDprf, SUI
b1que. SSo.
Splbat Sronf 81. @rotpn, 8eo Saf,
So.
eolbat Otis 6. Craig. Gebar 9ao<
pibs, Sa.
Soloat Bruce 8. Croft, 8interlet,
sa.
Stffhiut @dyeae ,yDtt, gss.liistie1, 81.
Gotbat QloDo 8. Gettps, Stllart,
Su.
Sp(out gtnitb Sonn, @mtcrlet. So.
Sploat @labltone =. pcluitt. Grez
iton, Srlpa.
Sploat Wlcrle 8. Nauman, slrispc,
Sa.
SplSat Sos. $. Gfab. Gu,btqllc, cSa.
Solhot Gperett Yppers. Carlisle.
Sn. .
solbot SclIe @. Golsburp, Yottcrz
Ton. ga.
splbot Clemens 8. G6ultcr, Guz
buqne, ga.
golbot Carl 6. s9aip, 9ubuque, Sa.
9(n Bllnben &C It t b en-:
Gerat. @orbpn 6. Yerrp, grefon
Sn.
Gorp. Carl 2c1ncr. gcburSalls, Sa
Corp. &. 9nnts, Nora Springs, Sa
Golbat Samuel Sa5arb, slt(ontic
ga.
gplbat 8opnc 6. Surtoble. 2cmors
ca.
@olbat ggen. 81. Suunbers, Gar
min, SSa.
splbat gsan. q. stalep, Council
Nuifs. Sa.
Sn l1nfnll &C prben:
Scrat. Gunalb @ehter, Subepens
bence, Su.
g 1pcr bcrwunbct
Solbat 8ufusS Sucobr @nterlpp. 50
Gplbat Carl g. Sing. &utcrlpp. Sa
solnot gben g. 2cfTin9ipcu. Gcs
Wfoines, Sa.
sultot Geralb q. 9tobgcrs. Sacp:
,,a, eSa.
Ser Yrdfbent c,,ptieblt Sesnaoisnn!
fir 0.ouncg.
Associated Press
8oIbinetpn. 5. Suni.- Trdl
@illpn bat lett einen 5ipcltcn Sr1ef al
Gpub. Stepbens bot California &c
ricbtet, it ipeldeti1 CT llm gcg,laol9ll'1!
fir SDpmas S. MpDrcp erllldt.
9erYrdiibcnt erIubte Idon intNtdr
,lm sic 8egnabigung, abcr Gpllp. Ste
pbens anttpprtetc, ba6 er rid)t honoel
tDnne, big sic @cridtc iibcr Sic gcrlt
fung enti6iepen batter. Sic Gertd)t
tpielen Dos gerllitngsgeilld jepod1 at
gCppneD ip1lroe ser Wiihd)nlb an DC
8on,beuerplplipn idlllbig befllrbcr. d
ipabrenb ser GiiltllngsparaSc III ga
sSruncisco ant 90. Suli 1917 10 Ycr
ioncn tDbtetc.
10000 Nescr einbernfen.
8albingtpn, 5. Simi.- Cir
Nerfiiaung fir Sic Specification bu
10000 gegcrn, Die mil;tdrpfltht1
1inb, irurbc bcntc bpn YrofoBnlorldo
Sen. Groipbcr erlaIicn. Sic Ne9lltrl
ten irerben 20 Stnaten cntnon1me
,perbsn rlnr babcu iib rcm 20. big 2!
cs,,ui ali 1teI(cn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-06-06

Associated oress
Scs 9ltp ines, 5. Snni. - sSnIt
pplitinsigc @ablberidtc ans bcm 6.
&pustctbcsirf sclsclt, naR Der Mcpnb
lifaucr MamscDcr uao Der Scmpfrat
Corporal @mcll Wic@aib bic Npnlinatipn
erbalteu babcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-06-06
tyrai,s1iiid)eS 2pb.
{ Associated Press }

9S Il + Nc t III. 5. Suni. = Cine
anltli:tc Scpeldlc ol's Srunfrcidr be-
|ri6tct belltc, bub bic fron5D1iidc Yrcilc
bas Gingrcifcll olncritanildjcr Sruppcn
in Sic sroBc sblabt 5luilden berSilc
|llno Scr Winrne in ben 1pdrmiten slusz
briictcn bclprecbc. Scr ~Matin"
lhrehi: "SSir petten, boB sic 9cutz
ldcll. hie lid) bnmit bclultigtcn, Sic Mrz
NEE ton Der anbern Seite ocs Sseon'
irpnlid: 81 pcrlppttcn, jebt ibre Meiz
|nlln9 iiber sic militdrilben @ieenlhui@
ter bicies nelcn @e9ners gcdnbert boz
ben cincs @egncrs, ser ibre be1tcn
5turnttruppen 9erabc eben 10 nad)z
hriidli6 sllm Steben qebra6t bat"
Scltictnng Der pol5preiic 9eplant.
$50 Gbingtpn, 5. SUM-. - Cine
Seltietitng ser @ol5preiic fir ben allz
gcn,ciuln @onbel ipic and fit sen Scz
barf rcr Hcgierlln9 1T jcpt bon Ser
Observation-Disclosures in grlpd9ung.
9ics lUirc III @criolg Scr Mc9icrun9s<
pplitif, Sen Nribaten Sen 9lcitlcn Ercis
su lbcrn, sen Bic Nc9icrllng fir 1id)
crbdlt.
Gum Hegiitrirnnsstas Scr ncnen
21=Sabriacn.
gSaIbington, 5. Sllni.- Yrpz
| |fpbmarId)uu Sen. Srplroer mnbtc gcz
lItcrn fplgcnbe sntiinbieuns:
rslm 5. Srni 1917. n,orgcn bor
eincn1 cSabr, mar cine5 ser bcntlpilrz
bigltcl, grcignille in Ser @rid)ifte De-
|n,pfrotiIdcr Ginridtlln9cn 5u pcrz
l5eic6nsn.
~Nn bicIen, Gosc morietirtcn 5cbl'
gOai(lioncn ric!bltrcglcrtcr'. ilngcl
Slmerifoncr mb regiitrirten nit cincl
IStimme, Sic in Scr gnll5en 8clt gcz
bort lulroc, ibrc lln6elie96orc gnts
IldloIienbcit, lidy nnp ibrcr 9fnd)fpm:
|mcnldIaft Sic 8pblt9otcn Der Srcibci
Isu crbaltcn, nit Scr lie 10 rcitb 9eleg:
net lparen.
Gin Sobr lit bergangen. %ielc Die
lIcrNGinncr lteben jest arf bcnSh(dtbt:
|iclbcrn Sronfreid)s nnh npr9cn. on
5. SUM, lpcnn cine ipcitcrc Niillion 81
librcr llntcrl tiieln9 lid] lammclt, mir
|bic Stilnn1c cin Gd)u gcflllocn bahe1
Sic Station f1n1pft llm ibrcn 9c
lltonp. llnicrc Sbdti9fcit tpltroc aus nc'
|npr,nalcn Sricoen5fondlcn ob9eleitet
limb sic Gnereic bcrjcni9er. Die 5ubau
Ilc scblieben iino, ridtct iit) nit icoen
|Suoc :ttsr llnb mcbr anf sic Gcrlplrt
!Iidung jcner Singe, anf Sic lmler
[Mrmccn ongclpicIen linN unp obnc 81
Iein grfplg l,nn,D9lidl ipdrc.
| vScScr Nmcrifoner mub, lclblt tpcn
CT pnbciyn blcibcn loltc, in biclcr gro
| zen @rilt leinc YfIicbt tblm. Sic. pene
es Sitter nub 2ebcusllnntdnbc 9eltuttcr
pbnc sa1abiguns bes fiir sic Nrmec er
fprocrlicben lpirtblhnitlihen Sciltan
pes gcgti, nnlcre Scinoc ollf bcn euro
lpdiIdcu gstladtfclbern 5l1 fon'pIe'
belibeu III htr Sbut ein @orrcdt.
Sic mciitcu Mdnncr, bic mpr9c
sur Rcg;iirirllns Idrciten. iperOen
t(oIIlfisirt lci1 llnb id) ap9ere ntdt M
ser Yrcpbcsciuna, DOB tic Iicb nit ibrc
0ieult,n Sic utner9dnglidbe 2iebe cine
Itplacu nnb banfburcn Station eripe'
beu rcrbcn."
6 9cmtibc N;ii,cn an Der atlaittiIdJen
nj Siiitc aufacftiht.
al & Arlington 5. Sltni. - So
{ gcari,lcDcpurtrucnt noe)tc bente Ibel
: betonnt, bab cine ai15abl Wilnen q
II Ser otlantiIheu &iiitc non 9incnbeIc
!. tiauuosIbificn ai,iscfiIdt tuprScn ie
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-06-06
Ant Der gtitrigen &erl Ne tpar Der @taat
SOMA iebr itarf ..rtten.
Ser Trdnoemt enpfitblt benz 0oubtrneur bot, Galt
tornia ote &e8naot8un8 fur Noo,teD
10000 Neserz@ z@esRrirte gum gilitdrbienl eiuberueu
Die 9Sabbehtc Sowa mnuoaaubg GrgcbnKe crncn
Ycribtc ip0mtue
Did'lnerl1bne fir iSrancn.
Associated Press }

8nlb bingtpn. 5. Suni.- @lci:
dc Sc5oblung fir gleibc slrbcit boz
6raucn. Die bic Ylaee bon Mdnncr1
cinnctncn, ipllrbc 9eltcrn bonn 1Scloz
5claaht Der s(rmee iiir sic Whlnitionsz
anlagen an9efilnbigt.
NorWeSilder 9ampfcr AT Der atlamti=
Sd}cu !&iiifc ucricnft
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-06-06
ood,roiier.
{ Associated Press

G a t u a = 5 5, 5. Sun1.
Scr erpBc Sunm oberbal6 CANA CAB
bcntc Nprgen nnd, lub 3 bis 4 SSnz
acn 9Snller bruulten sen Soma 6lllB
binob. Ser @erfebr ol,f 5 e'iienhabncn.
sic br.6 jenen @c5lrf Lauren, lit ourb
bus $1rf)ipallcr gcl1hlnt 1poroen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-06-06
100000 Geocr einbernfcn.

8albingtpn, 5. Simi.- Cine
0erfiisung fir Sic alobiliiotlon bon
10000 Negern, Bic mil;tdrpfltht'a
1inb. irurbc bcrte ppn YrufoBnlorldoll
Sen. Groipber erlaIicn. Sic Ne9lltrtrs
ten irerben 20 Stoaten cntnonmer
,perbsn unn babcn lih ppm 20. big 20
Stunt 5u ltellen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-06-06

The only morning daily
paper in the Tri. Cities, Dav'
export, Rock Island and Mo.
line. Member OF the Asso'
ciated Press.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-06-06

(Sortletuus auf Ser 4. Seite.).
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-06-06

(Sortlesuns auf Ser 4. seite:).
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-06-06

Taibingtpn, 5. Si1ni. = Sas
NeariucDcpnrtment ,noebtc bente Ibenh
betonnt, bab cine slitsabl W'incn an
ser otlautiIhcu aiiltc nou Ndncnbelciz
tiauuasIhiiicn a,,fscfiidt tpprScn iei=
en-. Sic AEincn trureu Seutl6cs Tubriz
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-06-06

y tn It CT 5 M. 3. Sllnt. : EFr
rcutld)c auilcr bat oils alrlrltTrcuno ote
ocritclIurg elmer groBen "Nntipr1nl@
n,1saubc" ser Icrfc ShufcIpcnres nnz
oeprbuct. Den Sic SeutIhcn filr nlc1r
>eutIh uls engltIt hoItcn. Sus %or@
mort ;ll pe1n neuen &crf lit pon Ser
horp S,uuptmul1u untcc Dem Sitel VT
iipnct," aeihriebcn 1rprben llno 1T etr
WunD iilr lih Ielblt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-06-06

Yoris, 5. sunni. = Ser anttlidt
9benbberid,t iagt, bab ole @erIudlt
Ser Seuticben an Ben frun5Giilhen Slbz
idnitt.n por5uitnBeu, surilcfgelptelel
ipurben. Sic Sron3cicn ma6ten So
bcngefu:rne unb brnhten 8eTunges
ne el
The daily morning oasis., 1918-10-26
WORKINGMEN'S COMPENSATION.

Great interest manifested in the fate Of constitutional
amendment 1OO that will be passed by the voters the
ing election and there active propaganda both for and
against adoption Upon the question of adoption organized labor
is divided representative worngmen espousing either
the small mine the state favor of adoption of the
measure Two weeks ago meeting of small mine
held in Phoenix, and permanent organization affected
mutual benefit and protection along all lines At that meeting
strong resolutions adopted supporting the proposed const
tutional amendment.
The proposed at suppantng the present work
ngmens compensation law with that will he
the worker and the employer Under the present law the
oil compensation to the injured worker to his heirs in case
DEATH is too owbut $4,000 By going into court prov
conrbutoy negligence the part of the employer the worker
may get larger Judgment but too frequently that all goes the
lawyers the worker gets and he awaits Of pro
tracted litigation before realizing anything.
The proposition provides that the state shall carry
compensation Insurance. the paid by the employers
ured workers the heirs of killed dead from
uries much than the limit they get
proof OF death injury without long wait proracted litigation
That is but good feature in the proposed
There others They will be commented upon theseco
later.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-10-26
TRAVEL ACCORDING 70 MAP
Airnen on Night Raids Have Course
Thoroughly Mapped Out Before
Beginning Their Journey.

Before leaving on a long-distance
night raid the airmen prepare their
maps with great care, marking on
them the detailed course from the air.
drome to their objective.
By means of la small balloon, whose
speed direction and height is recorded
by an instrument on the ground, the
force and direction of the wind at diff
ferent attitudes is discovered, and the
compass course, allowing FOR wind
drift, is marked beside the course on
the map. The compass course Tor the
return journey is also marked. The
speed Of the machine is calculated and
on the line of the course a series of
points is marked, showing where the
machine should be every ten minutes,
thus enabling the airman to check his
progress and to know his approximate
position if he gets lost.
He watches the country below for
landmarks. He sees by his map that
a river should appear in a few min
utes. His watch shows that he has
been flying 40 minutes, and near the
45-minute mark on his map is a twist
ed pale blue line. He looks ahead
and sees in the moonlight silver
streak and he knows he is making good
time. When he is over the river he
compares its outline with his map,
and sees that he is crossing it at the
right place.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-10-26
Prisoners Of DUTY.

The Turkish government is shortly
to effect an exchange of 1000 British
prisoners, but there will be still many
left over there, and naturally they will
need doctors. Under the Berne agree
ment of December last it is arranged
that one British doctor and five Of
the medical personnel of the ranks
should be detained for every 1000
prisoners. No inspection Of prison
camps under the Berne agreement has
vet been made, but it is very probable
that conditions there may recessitate
rOre doctors being detained. There
are some things in warfare which are
harder than actual fighting, and to
stay behind in a prison camp tending
wounded and nostalgia men when
others jOyfully set sail for home or
active service requires all the unset
fish devotion to duty with which doc
tors are credited by the laity.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-10-26
"a Soft Job"

Mr.. Phil Senior is in receip;
Of a letter from his nephew and
namesake, Phillip Senior, who
vent cover there" in the signal
corps, who wrote that after q
month and q half on the front
ne had been given a detail where
he writes that he is in a large
Gown, and thinks he will like it,
but that he will miss seeing the
ailplane battles, artillery duels,
Smelling, ETC., but will have to
get along without seeing them.
He is stenographer at the
headquarters of General Perish
ing.
Before going into the army
the young man was stenogra.
pher in a railway office in
Oklahoma.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-10-26
Huns MaIiciousness Proved.


Some additional light is shed on the
German destruction of the magnificent
edifice that has been described as
frozen music" IN an interview that
Cardinal Lucon, archbishop Of Reinns,
granted the editor of Everybody's,
Howard Wheeler, who reports it in the
September number. GAS you know"
the archbishop told Mr.. Wheeler, ''the
Germans have stated that the French
army had been using the towers of
the cathedral for observation purposes
and that guns had been concealed
there The fact is that the French
leaders, fearing that harm would come
to the cathedral, refrained at all times
from using it for any military pur-
poses whatever. When the Bernhard
ments We're commenced I Immediately
wrote a letter to the pope, in which I
Solemnly sWore, on my honor as q
man and as q prelate of the church,
that never had l abandoned my ca
fhedral since the beginning OF the war,
and that never at any time had it been
used for military purposes. All TO no
avail. The bOmbardment still contin-
Jfes and at regular intervals my old
cathedral is battered piecemeal-and
it breaks my heart"
The daily morning oasis., 1918-10-26
COOPERATION IN PALESTINE
Three Thousand Jews Have Success.
fully Combined to Fight the
High Cost Of Living.

II is, therefore, with the keenest
pleasure that I hear Of the success of
an experiment on small scale I'M
der war conditions in Palestine Nor
man HapgoOd writes in Leslfes. Since
1914 scarcity, disease, deprecated
currency, have combined to reduce the
Jewish workers almost to starvation.
During the war a small group decided
to take the most immediate and effec-
tive step. About three years ago $50
workers formed cooperative so
ciety in order to fight against the
rise in prices. Each worker contrib
Uted 10 francs and with this capital
OF $500 francs the society began to
make its purchases. AS a result the
members OF the society were able TO
purchase four times cheaper than the
ordinary public. This cooperation Sc
ciety "AIashbir," embraces at pres
ent. about 1900 persons and has a.
budget Of $4,000 francs. Their first
year of business showed a profit. Dur
ing the second year robbery and
plumber by the Turks changed this
profit into loss. The third year has
now shown them again paying their
way This society includes not only
Workmen, but also teachers and clerks.
It has applied to the commission for
a credit of 10000 francs and for au-
thorization for one Of their group to
travel to Egypt to make purchases.
1t is, indeed, on a small scale COM
pared with the business 1 cited on
July g. but the lesson is the same:
The strongest single answer to the
cost of living lies in cooperation.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-10-26
WAGE WAR ON GRAsSH0PPERS
California Authorities Devising Ways
and Means TO Protect AgricuItur-
al Lands From Pest.

County horticultural commissioners
throughout California have been asked
to forward information on the grass
hopper pest reported prevalent in a
number of districts, particularly in
northern California, to George r..
Hecke, state horticultural commits
sioner.
Fraglnentary reports received at
Hecke's Office have indicated that
large swarms OF grasshoppers have
infested agricultural districts in SUIT
ter, MOdOc Lassen, Butte and other
counties and have caused considerable
damage to crops.
One of the best methods of EXTERN
inatiOn, an official said, is the spread
ing of poisoned bran mash, which the
hOppers devOur quickly. Burning of
the grass also is an effective means,
but the fire menace at this season
necessitates the exercise of greatest
caution.
narrowing, by which means the
eggs of the hoppers are brought to the
surface to be eaten by ants or other
insects and flooding the ground also
are advocated to prevent Matching.
The enforcement of laws for the
curbing Of pests is vested in the coun-
ty horticultural commissioners, but in
cases where the menace to crops is
extensive the state commission coop
crates in a concerted campaign of ex-
termination, as was done this spring
when the statewide rodent drive was
conducted.