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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-19

This is what the San Francisco Ex
aminer says about al entertainment
given at the Plaza Hotel by Chief JUS
tice and Mrs. "A. G. NJ. Robertson:
The most beautiful function yet Civ
en- in the American Beauty dining
room at the Hotel Para was the Ha-
waiian dinner dance given by Chief
Justice Robertson OF Honolulu on
Monday evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ertson are great favorites in San
Francisco and have been widely feted.
This was farewell dinner, as they
sailed on the steamship Wilhelmina
of the Matson line on Wednesday,.
The decorations were a combination
of Hawaiian and American. The Ha-
waiian leis of orange encircled each
cover, Of which there were 90, includ-
ing Judge and Mrs Robertson, Mr..
and Mrs. l.. c. Burnham. Mr.. and Mrs.
s. A. Monsarrat Mr.. and Mrs. J. R..
Pringle, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A.
Shurtleff. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore
Wores and Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Mears
of San Francisco, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. b.
Knowles of Oakland, and Mr.. and Mrs.
G. C. Beckley and Mr. and Mrs. A. n.
Campbell of Honolulu.
The table was decorated with a
huge bank of roses, out of which
seemed to grow thickly the California
baby roses, interspersed with Ameri-
can Beauties and ferns. Peeping out
from under the ferns were tiny cleo
trio lights of rainbow colors.
A special dinner was served, some
of the more elaborate courses being
Hawaiian dishes. The final confec-
ton was an invention of the chef
snowy cream surmounted by huge
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-19
! 8; :: 3: . . . q . . .! . q q .
: CALLING DAYS
; FOR HONOLULU.

!; Mondays-Punahou. MakikI. s
= Tuesdays-Waikiki. Rapiolani s
= Park. Kaimuki, Palolo. First {
!: Tuesday-Fort Ruger.
q Wednesdays-Nuuanu. Puunui.
:: Pacific Heights. First and third 8
. Wednesdays, above Nuuanu :
= bridge; second and fourth We'd
. nesdays. below bridge: fourth :
. Wednesday, Pacific Heights: first 8
. and third Wednesdays, Alewa
q Heights.
/: Thursdays-The Plains. 8
{: Fridays = Hotels and town. :
:: fourth Friday: Fort Shafter. first s
. Friday; ManOa. College Hills.
I: first and third Friday.
. Saturdays - Kalihi, third and 8
I; fourth Saturdays; Kamehameha d:
:: schools, last Saturday. :
{. Fort Shafter-Calling day ev- :
:; cry Friday.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-19

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!: Of the Society Editor is 2799.
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-19

the congressional party Among the
guests were Hon. and Mrs. J. A, Frear
Wisconsin: Mrs. NJ. F. Conry. New
York: Miss Campbell, daughter OF
Hon. Phil Campbell; Mr.. F p. kraus,
Pittsburg. Penn, and Mr.. c. d. Wright,
Honolulu After dinner the party mo-
tored to the Moana hotel TO the dance,
and later to the Country Club.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-10-02

"Seven Sisters,". the fve-part film
adaptation of the celebrated interna-
tional comedy, which is the latest pro
duction of the Famous Players Film
Co. on the Paramount program, and
the chief attraction at the Isis today.
"Seven Sisters" deals with the eff
forts of widow in a typical Hunga-
rian town to marry off her seven
daughters, which is much more Sc
rious and ceremonious matter in Hun
gary than it could ever be in this
country. Out of her struggles to find
them husbands, according to their
ages, to keep the younger ones out of
sight until their elder sisters are
properly disposed of, and assume the
appearance of adequate youth in all
of them, arises the fun of this ex-
cruciatingly humorous photoplay.
Marguerite Clark as the principal
of the seven sisters is wholly captivat-
ing. The originality of the idea and
the attractiveness of its characters
and situations combine to make pho.
toplay which every one should want tC
see, and which every one will send his
or her friends to go to see.
The management is very sorry that
the program dates have been mixec
up so badly the past few days, anC
ask our patrons to please consider the
fact that New Orleans, which is oul
film market, is isolated from the out
side world. 1t is utterly impossible
to get any show out of there, until the
railroad is in such condition that vii
be possible to run train over it.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-10-02
MANY At FUNERAL
OF ]. D. GILMORE
SERVICES CONDUCTED AT THE
FAMILY HOME AND REMAINS
PLACED AT REST AT ROBERTS
CEMETERY.

Services over the remains of ]. D..
Gilmore, who passed away Thursday
night after a lingering illness, were
conducted yesterday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Jennings on East Con
zalez, and were attended by a large
number of friends and acquaintance
of the deceased. Rev. DR.. J. A. Peter
son of the Gadsden Street Methodist
church conducted the service at the
home and at the grave.
The interment was in the family
burying ground at Roberts at 4 O'Clock
in the afternoon. Over fifty of the
men from the Louisville & Nashville
shops, where the deceased had been
employed for many years, attended
the services at the grave, leaving the
city on the noon train.
The pall-bearers were John L. Gar.
rett, ]. C. Mcconnell, Otto Reichmann
]. D. Tawls, Percy Hart and Jacl
Goodwin.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-10-02
aThe Only Girl"

"The Only Girl" which is to be seen
at the opera house Saturday, Oct.
10th, is a musical comedy, the book
and lyrics of which are by Henry
Blossom, with music by Victor Her
bert. 1t is produced under the man
agement of Joe Weber and under the
stage direction of Fred G. Latham.
It's initial presentation in New York
city, was given at the 39th street the
atre, where it scored an instantaneous
hit, so great indeed that it was short
ly moved to the Lyric theatre, a
larger house, in which it ran through
out the season ending only when the
summer months put an end to things
theatrical in the big city. 1t was de-
clared by critics to form new type of
musical comedy in that it possessed a
well-told story and was truly a COM
edy with music. In presenting it on
tour, Mr.. Weber will offer New York
cast, which includes Edna Munsey
Helen Tyler, Edna Broderick, Gene
We've Houghton, Leona Stevens
Franklin Farnum, Henry Sherwood
Frank Coombs, Thomas Burton and
Alfred Fisher.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-10-02
ADJUSTMENTS
The Play Last Night.

A large and fashionable audience
greeted "a Pair of Skies" last night,
for its fame had preceded it, and the
bright farce comedy fully justified
Manager Levy's discrimination in
choosing this play for his opening
night.
Many persons who had seen the
play in New York expressed the opin-
ion that the play OF last evening was
a close rival of the metropolitan pre-
sentation. Bubbling with humor, with
many clever situations and a good
cast, the reception accorded "a Pair
of Skies" was no more than justi-
fable.
Mr.. Levy has booked some excellent
attractions this winter and has chosen
his program with much care, but il
is safe to say that he will find moth
ing in the line of farce comedy thai
will give more general satisfaction
than. this clever modern comedy.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-10-02
Bonita Theatre Today.

''The House of a Thousand Candles"
is the attraction at the Bonita today.
This picture appeared at the Isis yes
terday, but the story from which the
picture is written, enjoys such popu-
larity, that the management feels safe
in offering it to the patrons of the
Bonita for the second day run in the
town. 1t is masterpiece and is well
worth going to see. Those who saw
it at the Isis yesterday were loud in
their praise of it; another reason to
advance for the exhibiting of this pic
ture today is the fact that we are un-
able to secure new show from our
film exchanges in New Orleans.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-10-02
Damaged Goods"

Richard Benefits co-workers will
offer the dramatization of Eugene
Brieux's great sociological drama
Damaged Goods" at the opera house
Friday, Oct. 18th for one night.
Damaged Goods" has created wider
interest than any other play produced
on the American stage within the last
decade. It is a powerful purposed
drama, its subject being a social evil
and its related social diseases, sub
jects hitherto tabooed for the stage,
pulpit and press.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-10-02
FOOTBALL RESULTS.

At Selma, Ala.-Auburn rs, Ma
rion 0.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-10-02
LOCAL RIFLE GL UB
ASKS MEMBERSHIP
IN NATIONAL BODY
FILES APPLICATION WITH MA
TIONAL ASSOCIATION-RIFLEs
ARE EXPECTED FROM GOV
EMINENT BY NOVEMBER /.

Below is letter received by R. z.
Wallace, secretary of the Pensacola
Rifle Club, which will no doubt be of
great interest to its members. The
members hope that all arrangements
will have been completed and the
rifles from the government received
by November 1.
Any person desiring to join this
club should make written application
to the secretary, the said duplication
to be accompanied by the small ini-
tiation fee of 50.
The letter follows:
Washington, 11os Woodland
Bldg, Sept. %, 1915.
Mr.. r. K. Wallace, Secretary Pen
sacola Rifle Club, 1922 N. Eighth
Avenue, Pensacola, Fla.
Dear Sir: I have at hand your
application for afi1iation with the
National Rife Association approved
by the Adjutant General of Florida
along with a remittance of $1,000
covering the fee. This application viii
be brought to the attention of oul
executive committee at its next meet
ing and you will be notified immedi
ately of the action taken.
Thanking you for the same, l re
main
Yours very truly,
ALBERT S. JONES,
Assistant Recorder and Secretar!
National Rifle Association O
/ Aroay;co
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-10-02
Isis Theatre To-day.

Marguerite Clark, who has achieved
an uninterrupted series of distinct
screen successes, adds another tri-
umph to her rapidly growing list in
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-01
CIR Notcnfrics.
3 Ell 6e q II t p o r t II 0 d
gan5 lng c 10 3.


gerlin, 80. SUM-. s5n 9aegiez
rllngsfreilen tpllrbe 9eitern politip err
fart, babNn0eutllnecn iiber Sen ipabrz
16etnli6en Snbalt Der gu ertpartenoen
beutld)en @nttpprt allf Die lebte an1e=
rifanil6e 2uiitania : gipte bisber nod,
nidt na@ 8albinston gelangt iein
forncn, aus ben eirfa6en @runoc,
tpeil sic nit Ser 9usorbeituna bes 9o=
fllnents betrallten 8ean,ten iid lelblt
nod nidt iiber beilen Gbarafter idliilz
itg 9etpprbe,1 1eiet,.
sS1n Marinean,t ipurbe erfldrt, man
ipiiie nidts iiber ben sSilbalt Ser Mote.
Snt Insipdrtige,i glnt orbeitet man
iebt, ipie es beibt, an bier berldiebe<
nen Gntipiirfen, BON Sencn beriel1ige
ansgetpablt tperben loll, Ser am meiz
ifen 9eeisnet lit. sic sniicbtel1 9elildz
lalos unb Der Ser. Gtaaten sulam<
men5ubringen.
SHE sNbslidfeit elmer befriebigel1<
Ben aDllun9 bes Qliitania :. Yrpblens
ipnrbe bon einem geanten bes Musz
ipartigen Mnts an9ebelltet, ser fiirsz
li6 erfldrte: nIrdlibent Billons
Note 5ei9te. baB bie Mngelegenbeit
beigele9t lperoen fa1n. Sic 9ipte ipar
geipiHernaBen cine Bride iiber bcnt
abgrunn Ser Meinl1nssperIdicbenz
beiten, l1nb Sic belltihe slntiport
oiirfte aller @abrideinli6feit nod
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Selti9llns bieler Bride beitrast."
Sic beutld6e gSpte oiirfte gnbe Sic
ler poer anfaneS 11dsblter Bode 5ur
llebernittlung nad 8albin9ton fer
tig lein.
s. . NJ m entar aur Srb ESQ 0 t e
Berlin, 80. 3ssllni. Sic gerliner
3eitun9el1 brltften beute cine 9lerters
oepeide ab, ipelde bie 3uiamlnenfai<
Jung bes Subaltes Ser Srpe 9tpte c,ltz
bielt, iporin 9el1tlchlanb erilldt ipllroe,
Die fir Sic 3eritorllng bes Shiffes
Srne idulbige gntldaoiaun9 iofort in
.8aar 5l1 besabIen. 9alt1tutt bas YriIe,lz
geridt 81 be11iiben. Sic 9dglihe
Nllno1dal1 iuar oas ein5i9e 8lutt, bas
it'd gu einen aommel1tar ueritiee rno
lie 1agte::
.g8as funn glmerifa nebr ber1ansen
als eas Mnerbicten pun5d)aOeneriaB?"
ltnb lie beantlportet ibre eigene
Sra9e 10:
ngs lnDhte Sic Metbpbe bcs 11ntere
icefriegs sugunitcn bon @ngIanS be-
einInIlen uno bos lit bas 2anse uno
greite bnbpn."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-01

elmer 2aollng 3uder bon g1etp Dort
nad 2iberpool, tpllroe 9eitcrn bon
eincm oelltlden II perienft. Sic Mannz
ldatf bon 36 griff 5u Sen @ooten llno
Der aapitan ltnb 19 Mhnn lanoeten
bel 9llmore, SrlanD.
Sic noripcsil6e Bart Scotia tpuroe
bente bel Saifnet our6 @cidiiefeuer
BON cinem oeutl6et1 II 5erlt0rt. Mannz
l6aft gerettet; ebenlo erging es Dem
norlpcgil6en Sampler G,ieio, 1904
Sonnen llno Dem nprlpegilbe,1
9reimalter Gambusfennetb, 1926
Sonnen. Qebterer mar am 9. iebruar
nit Getreibe bon 9ortlanb, Oregon,
nod gn9lanb abge9an9e,,. 13 Mitglie@
Der Ser @annldaft tpl1roe1 gelanbet.
slnoere 8 lpllroen, ipeil oe1tlhe I'm
tcrtbanen, oil goro BEG II 80 gez
np1111nen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-01
Gin slpthidlrei ans Wse1ifp.

8albinetpn, 80. Snni. Ger
aiueifelte 3nitdnoe i'll Ser Stabt @iez
gifn. lpp Scr EDbel lrnsebelnmt pliiuz
BERT, lpcrben in pffisiellen 9epeldlen
geldiloert, sic bellte 9'udt nnn Gera
Grls bon einen1 Snten ei,1trafeu, ser
Sic Spullptitaot lester, Sreitug perlalle1
bat. slls ser &rrter abreilte, mar fult
sic gauge Garniipn absc5csen, I'M 3az
patas glr,nee allberbalb Der Stabt sll
berltdrfen, nelhe Sic Garransutruppcll
inter @pn5ales angriff. gpnsales
iul1rbe nit siemlidben &erlllit Surildz
aelpprien nnn iportet Sic antrlnft pon
geritdrt,nsen aus @eraerlls ab.
ssn Sen 9cpelben miro ,lidts BON
slueriffen auf slllsIanSer crlpabnt,
lppbl abcr, Dab piclc Sabcn gcpIii1bert
iporSen lnp 9robc allfriibrerild)e DSobs
in ser Stabt ,lmberSiebe,. Sic megiz
tanildc 6mlptltabt lit ieit u Sascn
BON ieoer anbcnperbinnllns abgcz
ld}nitten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-01
Nu8 Der 8nnbtS1auptita0t
Ser armenian 3niih e III
fail.

% a bing ton, 80. SUM-. Ser
2on1inion Sruhtoolnpfer uMrneniz
an" Der llnter britildJer Slagse fubr
uno Ma II tbiere bon sfelpppri
g}etps, @a., nuh @nelarD bringe1 lpllz
te, iprroe @lontos slbenb bon Sem
oeutltben II 3S an Ser Siiite upn
Gornlpall, gnglano, torpeoirt llnb perz
lenft. 3ufplge 9epeihen ben &prllul
Sobn Irrnitrpng in griitpl lpllen uobez
5u 20 ameritnnild]e @1ultbierlpdrter
babel Dos 2eben perlpre11 buben. ,S1,1
@an5en iperoen 20 Mlalu ais tpbt uno
10 ais perlett beri6tet.
Sic sdtlpere bieles 3ipildenfolles
uno hie etlpoige slftipu Ser @Salbinatoz
ner 8egierung binsen panou ab, Of Ser
armenian bon Scr britiide,l 9te9ierung
gehartert llnb nitbil1 ein &riegstransz
portldiff lpur, auf Incident s(1nertfaner
nur auf ibre et9ene gefabr hin iabre,l
burfte1I pDer ob ct cin lrubetpafineter
@aalffabrer mar,
sSn lesteren Safl butte bas Gdiif,
trpkhern es 8ontrebanbe fiibrte, 5uerlt
belubt unb burdluht lperben l1nb ser
sRannldaft @elegenbeit srm gntfon1e
men 9eseben lperoen miiiieu, lpie oas
bon belt Ser. Staaten u11l16lid] pes
2lIlttaniafnlles alfgeltellte 4ril1sip
fproert.
eSn grn1ul19elun9 pffiSieller ,S1fprz
nation lebnen oie 9ean1ten cs ob, su
ia9c1L iuelc)e sSirfuue Bic @erlentung
bes Irlneniun auf Sic llnterbanoluns
gen nit 2eutlhlanb buben lperoe.
slus Den Sepelden 9cbt Eerppr, SaB
bas II Boot ppr pen1 Sprpebp
mi II 5 c tens einen s ep { + II
i d}u s obaefelert bot. gs lit niht
flur, pb Der Arneuian Sneri1 slln Soalz
ten auf9eforbert lu1n ob er iicb oer@egz
nabme lpioerleste, 10 oaB mod in
5neiter Shub ab9efeuert lperbel1
nulbte, oocr pb oas II 8oot obne
gSarmlns angeeriffen bat.
Neaultbier linb &nntrehanoe lnb es
beltebt lpnit fein 3lpetfel iiber Sen
gbarafter ser 9abung. Sic 9epeihen
eeben aber lliht 9enau an, mic piez
| c slmerifaner 5u Sobe eefommet1
|iino. Su leiner Cite umerifanil6er
@ernlibter nannte ber&pnIul 20 uWh1s
lerps", s sSeibe uno 10 Neeer, aber
lpdtere 9epelden beridteten 81. S. 8
@ilo bon Gprtorico unb 9leser ols
9erettet.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-01

erltrebte, INSTRUMENTATION unteriti<
Ben t6nnc.
@r0Bte @onbels6ilana
uno bod i6ledte5 Sabr.
9o5 9anoelsa,nt fiinbiate beute
an1tlld an, haB bus bellte Inn Mitterz
nadt enoenoe 6inan5jabr Sic sroBte
afttpe oanoelsbilon3 fir pie Ger.
Staaten IN ibrer geldidte ergebeu
babe, nanlih iiber cine ugiuipn" Sol
lars. Ser bette frii6ere 8eforo lei paz
ourh Inn nabe5u 400 MiQionen iiber<
troffen.
(@enn crit Sic genouen @iue 1lno
Nllsfubr5oblen uorIiesen pirb iich elm
onoeres 8ilo 6erausltellen. Sic ginz
fubr bon europa fat i11folge bes ero=
Ben arieses fat oufgeb0rt, lpabreno
Die groBe Sunobne Ser slusfubr bauptz
ladltd} allf He61,uns Ser arie9sliefcz
rllngen fon1n1t. llrier selammter
NnBenbanbel i'm lebten Sabre miro ser,
Ier9leih nit friiberen Sabren l6ledt
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-01
8rpan eegen @ilions
Sipei tie II s ermin.

9enlofratildle Siibrer in @albinez
ton pilien gun6 beltinnt, boB 8,n. S.
9rpan leillen 9anseu ginflub ansl1=
,pel1pcn beablidti9t. I'M Sic Bieocrnoz
minution oes Graiioenteu gSilipn sll
berbinoern. CT bulirt ieine Sppplitipn
niht allf Sic ausludrtige Eplitif Ser
Administration, ipnoeru uuf .oic gine
Eermin grflarltn9" in Ser benlpfras
tiIden Nutipnalplatiprm, sic 1912 in
Baltimore o1aenommeu lpluoe rno
allf lpelte @ilipn I'M Yrinsip pers
pili6tet lei.
Sir Sic ginidaltlne nteier Hlanfe
in Die 9latform lpar aber 8rpan ielblt
peruntlportlih llnb 9Silipns Srellnoe
iasen, Sab i'll Der aruben nufgeresten
&unnention III Baltimore nm lpeniee
sic 9eneutllng oieles 3uges perltanz
ben bdtten.
Inter Ben Garteiiiibrern berridt Ser
ginbruf hnr. haB 8rpun Sic ginsSer=
min Sbee I'M slll9e bate, als er leine
8elignation uls Stuatslefretar einz
reibtc lmb DaB er lih slln shlstriti
ans oem anbinet r,ic)t nur purd) ieiue
|9ifferenS nit Der allsipdrtieen 9plitil
nes Erdlibenten peranlabt sefiiblt boz
be. lunbern mebr nod bllrc, Sen Sc
Santen, bab er Ipailder &eiic 6errr
@ilion ni9t fir Die, ofienbar bon i'm
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-01
Glue Nieienbod6eit.
So otter oes Spredcrs
s bamp Glart Ste Braut.

8otplin9 Green, M2o., 80.
SUM. sSralllein 8enebiebe glarf, Sic
20 Sabre alte go6ter bon Clamp
Glart, bent @pre1er be5 nationalen
Ibgeprbnetenbaules, ipurbe beutegeadz
n1ittag bier I'M glternbauie NIT Sames
30. Sbomlon, 3ebafteur bes vMen Or
leans Stem" uno 36 Sabre oft, gez
tralt. Sic Gerenlonie lpuroe auf benz
8alenplab bor Der glarf 6eir1jtdtte
ob9ebalten uno Spre6er GIarf lelblt
ognb Die 5o6ter neg. 9aicn1als in Ser
8el6i6te bes Staates bat es cine 10
groBartige 5od3eit gegeben. Cine allz
gemeine Ginlabung lpar ar bas gan5e
gplf bon Minouri seridtet iporoes1 nnb
bon alien Sbeilen bes Staaz
tes iparen lie ber6eigeei(t.
Sic bieiigen soptels uno gripatz
bauier iparen iiberfiiut unb Sic gilenz
babnen batten 5dlafipaggo11s su 5enz
ben, I'm fir Sic bielen @alte 3n lor@
gen, Die 16on Die leete Nadt in 8pipz
Jug OIeell DeIDIQd)1ell.
NuBer Sen SalllenSen bon Millouri
batten lid) mod 5unberte bon galten
bon anberen Stoaten eingefunoe11, boz
runter biele Wdnner bon nationalenn
Nuf. 9n feline engeren MillourierDeit<
biirger batte glarf cine unbeldranfte
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men i'm bel icinen1 gSort, bab gang
8oipltng Green lie ni6t 5u iaiien berz
n1obte uno 9an3e Neiben bon 9su[lz
man Cars auf Sen Seitengeleiien
allfseltellt iperoen n1llbten. giele gez
ll,der lparen ald III ei9enen grtra5iiz
gen gefonmeu. - Sic Srauung spurz
Sc bon 9iep. Mobert g. 8opo bon
2orisbille, ab.. einem Better ber8raut,
bou5pscn.
seit 8ptlen iinb God5eit5geldepfe
i'm Glarf @ein1 eingeltrDn1t. grdiis
bent @iIlon butte slpei lil6erne apnlz
pptldiiicln selanot unb bie Deilipurier
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merforb bon 8 SUP 5Dbe. Ser &on@
greB brabte ii6 bllr6 ein 9ian1untenz
baisbanb in grinnerlne. Sic 8iirger
BON 2ol1iliaua. Mp., Set er6Bten Stabt
in Glarfs aonsreBbe5irf. id,idten eil1el1
D@basonildra,1f, Ser 1s1 stiife Gil
Der entbielt. Sic 3eitunssiuneen unb
Srdger Des l92. 8. Stem butten eille
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Bic giirser bon @oiplillg Green itifte<
ten ber 9ralt cine S5nrf 2anbl1aft,
i'll Sel gen1alt.
Sic gauge Staot mar sllr S5od)5eit
feltlid geld]1niicft uno als iebem Senz
iter i'm @elddftspiertel ipebten Slasz
gen. llnter sen befunnteren 8erlDnIidz
feitei, Sic lic) einscfllnoen batter, fms
5ll nennen:
Gin galbes punbert &ongrebnlitsliez
Ser, bie 9un5en IS bon 0lilIol1ri buz
BET, alle Staatsbeun1ten bon Miiluuri
nit @ounerneur Mainr, Sic Senatoren
Meeo lluo Stpne bon Dliilolri, 6enrp
8utterlon, ser Nepafteur BEG 2nuisz
billie Courier SournaI, 9inr,nan 6.
Olad bon Buffalo, oer friilere @orz
iiber oes bemofratilden gsationalcon1z
nittee uno 8on9rebn1onn Wanu bon
Chicago, ser republ. Siibrer i'm @al1le.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-01
Aus Ben, staate.
@ G t ter II II S g rnte.

80 y ! ~ II u ~ L " t.
9es Dt oine 90. SUM. gos
glllletin fir bie nit benz %. beenoete
gSoc]e belagt: Solpo6I Ielnperatur tpte
Hegenfal lparen unter SEM Deittel,
aber Die Re9en iparen in 9nanden Sc
9eroen ilberlndbig uno ridteten biel
grntelhaben on. Ser gr6bte Neaenfau
mar 4.46 3oI[ llno ipurbe bon Ilooua
am %. beribtet sluh ibapere 0rtlid1e
Sdauer, permild)t nit $1aeel, ereigne>
ten lih an 25. bs. in Sbeilen ser
Counties Gpiueibief uno 2es g9oines,
ober I'M 8an5en mar eie @pd)e iebr
gilnltig fir Sarmarbeit 1no oas aprnz
ipadstbln1. Sic meilten SeIoer linb
lest griinnid gereinist unb niele linb
6lpe1mal eil1ige logar brei,nal llngez
pflilgt iporoen. gSenige Seller a1i
niebrigem 8runo linS nod naB uno
boil llnfraui, aber bas neiite 8or11 hut
etnen gllten Stano.
9us meilte aleingetreioe Itebt aut,
bod luiro eiri9er Ghnben ourd 8inoz
idlag, llnge5iefer 1lno @rano berid)<
tet. Sic Grnte bon @interlpeisen unb
8osgen bat I'M anberiten 5iieen oes
Staates begonl1en llnb miro bieie $50
DIE IN allen liioIiden Counties int
8an9e lein. slud} bas &oeuen bat be-
gonnen ltno bic grtrdse iinb lpeit beIs
Ter, aIs lie ppr einem Mpnat eripartet
luaren. aae @urtengeniiie iinb in por<
5ilalid)em 3llitanb nno Die Oblternten
linn perbeiBenp.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-01
Sin nener itDren0er 3mil0enfaa.
Ste Verienf1n9 oes uMrmenian" nit Werluit
attertfaniid)er &cben.


de e1e SaDung Wdnee gteten o1aue sodperhoIt
nod n1 far 3peen Mrn,eniau SEN otbefeh(
mBadet bot - 2as grobe @ebemnB alsgeidpft aann in SEN
9orreen IT, G. berhpt gc6er1 ble6n? 9rnoa miro Ser
teoernontnaon 8ion5 oppoire Inns ben au Sic giz Ser
MN Nanfe bon Baltimore urlie Wle nie elm
5lder 9flan alter ei sat Champ Glort Sic s5pdse ei
er sod 9eern geeert ean5 Wplri aaoeu uno gauenz
De famen suBerbm uberte anoerel Staaten No SEN
ten Sepeln bon Werip 9erren Nuubr 9lnbuue in Ser
5uuptitabt
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-01
gBobl bcr dl,teite arieasa

NpbI ber GIteFe arieass
freiiptllise Der bealti6en Mrmee oiirfts
oer 74jdDrise pripatier Soerr 9ein'
rid geilie III Mi9affenburg ieim oer
am 81. Mlai ais ariegsfreilpilliger
gum 4. aanoiturm Snfunterte<Wa=
toillpn nad 6lensburs einriidte.
Mii1e lit llnterpfti5ier Der &eferpe rno
lpar Mittdmpfer i'm i9lesipisz zbol=
teintihen 5elosug ,lnO IN osn 8rle=
gen 1866 unb 1S7O-71. @r bate
I'M bprisen Sabre Die Subildumsfster
Der @rltiirnung Der Diippeler @han=
aen n1itsemadt unb Die Relie bort=
bin, troB ieines boben Mlters, aui
hem 5abrrab auriidaeleat.