davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-01

down in sympathy, since the public has learned to dis
count the Villa CaanzaZapaa issues and all the other
ridiculous output of "greenback until It takes IS 20
Of the shin plasters to equal American dollar
here on the border And the who receives the
stuff than the value Of the paper 1t contains IS
taking great rsk.
Of course the only things that keep the quotation
above zero are the continued willingness of the Mexican
factional administrations receive the rubbish pay
men of certain of their claims; and the speculation
among brokers that necessitates certain bolserng Of
the market by syndcates interested IN holding up the
price.
Merchants who continue to receive the paper in
exchange for merchandise shEewd enough unload
It as quickly possible it is liable to drop all
the profits off hour If kept in hand. The bankers
who forced to handle this stuff for depostors Of
course can lose nothing since they keep separate
counts with the different kinds of currency and they
watch the market and make sure that ehey shall not
have to pay ont valuable Currency" than they
received IN deposit. The bankers are not worrying
particle about the fall in the Mexican revolutionary
paper issues for they stand lose nothing however
the quotations go.
Of course the brunt of the injury falls Mexico and
the Mexican people Some local money brokers who
handle the stuff may lose by being caught with depre
ciated paper their hands with the quotations
tinuaIy falling But they have probably made enough
in the past to stand loss without suffering much
The people who suffer those in Mexico who are
forced to receive the fake Currency in return for their
personal services for merchandise which the military
virtually confiscate through enforcing payment
in worthless paper.
We have spoken about the legitimate issues mean
ing the issues of the old established Mexican banks
which based metallic reserves. The metallic
Of these few old established and strong banks
supposed TO be intact and to have been transferred
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-01

sessing the wherewith to pay upon demand or
without intending to pay at ALL is what constitutes
fiat currency.
If the United States were to issue silver coin or
paper currency without guaranteeing their redemption
in gold demand, the silver coin or paper currency
would depreciate and the prices of everything would
be quoted IN two different amounts stated in gold
and the other in deprecated currency either silver
paper.
If the paper were made redeemable in nothing but
paper las Mexico at the present tine), it would
tend to depreciate and more until prices went sky
high, gold vanished by boarding export, and panic
enSued.
Of s@governmeHt in desperate straits, could compel
the people to the deprecated paper locally
and it would have only nominal value at all
outside Of the country Of its origin.
The reason IS that 1t would not be readily ez-
changeabe for commodities in the worlds markets. and
hence 1t would have known value Value is given
to anything by the desire that people have for it.
either to use, enjoy, consume, employ in some
way, or hoard. Nobody wants a little scrap of soed
paper unless It be readily exchanged for something
that is desired.
The fiat currency issued by the various Mexican
factions has multiplied in variety and quantity so
that the game is about up
Every new conner has retired" or recalled" or
"voided" previous issues and printed his own, but
probably mighty little of the outstanding stuff is
actually destroyed Almost every day read of
issue.
Zapata and Cara Just soed carload of paper with
new promises to pay" A Chihuahua issue is
about be put out 1t begins look as If every fac
tonal leader has to have bis personal currency
One result Of this mad reYel Of printing fake "cur
Tency" (Which its makers 90 so far as to call
money! Is that all legitimate Mexican issues have gone
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-01
Going To School

1T my coy Ossin
velong
gives paa
i q
schooling;
oppressed him The
schooby
p kinds Of whisler Alas he signs had
when hold,
classy But all the day thought d play ard fooled chances and
I'm useful knowledge through
years. ConegcI"
Ironvriqbt ,v GEORGE n Adans)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-01
The Asteroids Form Great Flock OF Planets
Whose Grovsh Was Badly Stunted In Infancy

THE Asteroids are a great flock OF
planets whose growth was appar-
entity stunted in infancy. They
reEolve about the sun in an aimless and
eccentric manner about as far beyond
the earth as Champ Clark is from the
presidency and do not add anything TO
the general beauty Of the landscape
being entirely invisible TO the naked
eye
The Asteroids remained in obscurity
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-01

for thousands Of years but the vacancy
in the space between Jupiter and
Mars, where a planet ought 10 be- had
always worried the astronomers and
over a century ago a search for the
missing star was begun. This was re-
warded by the discovery in 1901 OF a
light draught star Of medium speed
about as big as a freckle on Jupiter
It was named, weighed and measured
like any other infant and was found
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-01

1.-TWO causes are given by money
brokers in this city for the rapid
decline in all classes Of Mexican
fiat money; over supply and under de
mand In the first instance it is pointed
out that since CarranZa first set the eN-
ample, all factions issue fiat money
whenever convenient with no regard
to previous or future issues. As regards
the demand. il is stated that the
natural slowing down Of industry, due
in part to the evolutionary trouble
and in part 10 unsound finances has
brought the country to q state where
the business being transacted cannot
possibly absorb the huge issues Of nat
money
There are now three principal classes
Of money in circulation-Villa Car
rama and the old federal-the latter
including both the national and state
issues the state money being IN way
guaranteed By the national. Besides
these principal issues, there are dozen
smaller issues. notably those circulated
by Huerta. Carbaial and Zapata- Recent
reports from the south stated thal
Rogue Gonzales Cara. the present pro-
visional president, was expecting to
put out an issue OF his own and FOR
this purpose had a carload OF paper
sent TO Cueruavaca-
MoRclOya Money First.
The Carranza money, known as Mon
clOva money. was the first OF the fiat
issues. II was put in circulation early
in 1913 Despite the fact that there was
no guarantee Of payment behind il. the
money obtained a good price as it was
thought by many at that time that the
entire "CCnstitutionalist" movement
was united and that settlement would
be made as soon as Mexico City was
taken. Shortly after being issued. the
money sold as high as 81 IL cents on
the dollar The money was in demand
at that time. ss a considerable amount
Of business was being done by Ameri-
cans in the north and MonclOva money
had a ready sale along the border.
With the first rumOrs OF a split IN
the ConsttutiOnalst ranks. however.
the price OF the money shaded down. In
the case Of MonclOva money. as with
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-01

weeks that have been in this section
indicate that the bond market is i'm
proving, and that means that invest
ors are gaining confidence"
haywood Springs is attracting
many sick people" said John cain
7 he curative properties of the water
for rheumatism and many other all
menrs are becoming generally known
by the people Of this section OF the
country and the place is destined to
become a great health resort for peo-
pie Of the southwest Close TO Fay
wood Springs is the CITY Of Rocks"
similar TO the Hueco tanks and pos
sessinE many scenic features"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-01

She spends the time she used to spend
Selecting Of her hats
in serving quite another end
She spends il buying spats.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-01
INDIANA MEDICAL EXPERT

Dr.. and Mrs. Frank F. Hutchins. OF
Indianapolis. Ind, were here Wednes-
dsy on their way TO California.
Dr. Hutchins is a member Of the
faculty OF the Indiana University Nedi-
cal school, being a specialist in mental
diseases.
He is going to California 10 arrange
for the convention Of the American
Medical association which viii meet ia
California this summer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-01

The steam laundry it has been dis
covered, doesn't kill germs, but it GER
tainly restricts their pasturage almost
10 the famine point
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-01

TO New York long ago to prevent raid their vaults
IN the City Of Mexico and in other capitals.
But these issues also have deprecated in sympathy
with the revolutionary issues that Mexican bank
notes are quoted at 10 when they should be a par
with the peso least, provided their metallic
are still intact
The peso has dropped to its silver bullion value
simply because the world las lost all confidence in the
intention ability of the present despoiers Of Mexico
to maintain the gold which at time kept
the peso steady around 4s to so; probably there IS
doubt of the mint stamp of fneness under the chaotic
conditions that prevail, with responsible official
IN the whole republic"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-01

You can now buy strawberries for a
cent apiece, and il you look a them
while you are eating them you can tell
that they are Strawberries.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-01
simple Enongh Nnr.

Of course, when the Chinese did away
with their queues, the construction Of
a Chinese typewriter became an easier
matter.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-01
BREAKS ADVERTISING RECORD
FOR NEW MEXICO STATE

The Deming Headlight, f. P Val
landighatn, editor and proprietor, is Just
out with 10 pages of advertising for
one Deming firm This is something
that has never before been accom-
plished in the state OF New Mexico.
either by an advertiser or Z. newspaper
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-01

short way to end the whole mess in Mexico would
be for all foreigners dealing with Mecans to put the
ban on all Of the factiOnal paper issues.
It ought not to be hard to lind out if the metallic
reserves of the sound banks still intact, and If
the market quotation their currency ought to be
restored to a normal figure, it easily could be by
common consent and better information
But every piece of paper issued by any Of the
lutonary factions the last four years ought by
consent to be declared worthless in dealings with
foreigners.
If there a general refusal to accept this stuff
for ything the ability Of the who keeping
up the disturbance IN Mexico to maintain and supply
themselves would cease and with the draining Of
gold and silver from the country, the war would have
10 come to an end for lack Of material
The United States is financing the war in Mexico;
that is the plain blunt fact.
If Villa and the others wanted to issue currency that
would have recognized value, they would have to
establish and maintain metallic reserves in United
States cities, ard hold their currency down such
volume that paper could be paid in gold silver
demand. It would pay the Mexican leaders TO work
this plan if they had to convert everything they
could scrape together into gold silver, into
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-01
More Truth Than Poetry
ust Have Been an AIi-Day Session.
By JAMES }. MONTAGUE.

We read that the kaiser talked TO
senator Beveridge for two hours, which
Is a long time for anybody to talk to
senator Beverage when the senator is
in any kind OF form himself
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-01
PIERRE HINES COMING
FROM RTgsIAN war ZONE

INU- NJ 71IlI-0 y N NUNE =
Direct from the war zone OF Russia
Pierre Hines is now on his way to Fl
Paso TO visit his mother. Mrs. Florence
Hines he is a mining engineer and has
been in charge Of large mining proper
ties In southern Russia.
Mr Hines arrived in New York Fri
day and is expected 10 reach Fl PasO
next week
Raise all you cam buy the rest from
YOUR neiGhbor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-01
Editorial and
Magazine Page

CBYH. D. S.

cotton OF other commodities that would have some
known value and be free from deterioration
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-01

modify theory of money which now receives
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-01

INTERVIEWS

nth the congestion that
nearly always accompanies
movements Of Mexican
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-01
8efanlrtmadjtna an stencrsaNcr.

@iermit 5ur aenntniBnabme, BOB
Die Inapeiiu1rge1 @arrants)) fir bic
iStootlSteuern fir bos Sabr 1915
benz Staot-Sdabmeilter fir Solicit
tion iibergeben mor0en iin0. gIe
3ieienigel1, melhe in beiagtcm @ar=
rant nit ibren 5teuern i'm Miiditan=
Be iinO, iin0 biermit oufgeforoert,
oiei elben inl1erbalb 5mon3ig (2O) Su=
gen bonn beutigen 0atltm oil gercd=
net, gu be5ablen, api0risenfaus Sic
iStener folleftirt miro Dur1 sen Ser
fauf Beg @rul1oltiifes 0es 9elinql1en=
ten, nit 3iniel1 5u Scr State bon 5ebn
1dO Nro5ent per Snbr bonn |. Otto
Der 1915 oil gerebnet.
1atirt in Ser staotbaGe, Sen 81.
Ml1gltlt 1915.
Gas. 9. Mp6eion,
Sdobmeiiter Ser Sta0t 3openport,
Soma. Qln5)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-01
@c,,c @rcuclbcridtc.

Die omtliden Grbebungen uber
Die bnn ben Nui1en in Der 8lltoniz
no beriibten @reueltoten fDrbern
fortgefebt neues Bacterial outage.
Sn g5inteu purbe Der griedifhz
prientolif4e pfarrer bon Ben Rlli>
len gum Sobe Derl1rteilt, u,lter Der
Mni9uloigung, BOP er bic sSuben
i9re !9abieltgteiten in Der Rirbe
bergen lieB. Nls es ibm gelung, a1l
entflie9en, tpurbe feline Mpbnuns
BON elmer Rolatenobteill1ng unter
Der 5lbrung zines 9ouptmannes
bouitdnoig pernii1tet. @elbF Die
gum @ottesbienft notnenbfgen Sc
gen1tdnbe tpnrben 1t@t ber59ont.
Srtbooore &reu3e purben gu Boben
getporfen unb be19Gbigt. 9ie ptarz
rersfrau nopten bic MuKen auf<
bangen; lie entging nur NIT Not
ibren Audlgeiitern. 5iinf 8Guerinz
men tplrben bergepaltigt unb bet
@utsbof hes Ritters BON 2Bfonatsz
II 5erit0rt. Cine 45id6riee Srau,
bic it6 Der 8er9etpaltigung micer<
leBte, pllroe bon atpet rui{i51an
@oloaten f9per miBbonbelt. Sin
18iGbriaes Mdb9en lpllrbe bon Il
Mom p%ergeipalttgt.
Sn pieoelouB nurbe Der rumG-
nii9e grie6if9 : orientoli19e pforz
rer bon ben Rufen grunplps miB=
banbelt llnb nit benz appfe geger
Die Wanb geftoBen, Bis er o6n<
md6tig liesen blieb. Sn 3on3ulince
(@all3ien) er14pHen ru11i19e @olz
baten. an q. SSuli, ais Elm Diterreiz
9ii9 : ungarif9es @9rqpnenfeuer
bic @tsaungen Der MuKen bebrpbte,
8olern nit Der Motipierun9, baB,
tpenn rufiii6e @olbater 1terbeni
miiBten, du9 Die Diterrei@ii9el 8al1s
ern ni9t an 2eben bleiben biirften.
SSn Der @emeinbe 2u5on ipurben Bic
Dffentltden Gebdube ppaftdn6ig perz
niiitet, iGmtli@e @el6dft51doen ul1b
bic pripattpDbnunget pon 8eamten
gan5lid- gepliinbert, ebenfo meDrere
8utsbDfe ousgepliinbert unb ale
8orrdte an 8ieh mad MuBlonb abb
sefiibrt. 9fe 3uderfabrtf unb 81
9du1er iomt Nebengebdiuben fialen
Der 8ronblegung gum Spfer. Die
Beb0lterung iDurbe beraubt, bic
Sduie T peripiiitet. SIT mebreren Sc
meinoen baben bic RuI7en Glitter
ousgepliinoert unO. nieberaebrannt.
N1ls BEN Gr6ebullgsmoteriol ereibt
li6 peiter cine eurae g}ei1e BON EN-
aelne1 Often u%nerbDrter Rpbeit u1lo
8~eliialitdt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-01

Ser Mnbou bes Mb1intb
gait bisber als bic ni6tigite GIN
nabmequele TT beri9ieDenen @e=
genben Brantrei9s, unb b%e1pnbers
bas Stdbt6en Srlp i'm &reiIe SprD
iur Seine lebte foit ousi9lieBliG
bonn 8ertanfe biefer &ulturen. Ser
Miintb, Der uripringli9 nur gu
meDiaintfhen 3neden pertpanbt muir
be, biente ..befanntermaBen felt LAM
gem our 9eritelung zines altobpliz
56en @etrdnteS, benz be1onbers in
ben breiten .S9i6ten bes fran50li<
16en 8oaeS ausgiebig 5ugeiproden
purbe. Stun bat bic fton311ii9e Rez
gieruHg, getreu benz 8eifpiel bes urs
plDBli9 alfpbplfeinbliden ru11if9en
BruDers, ben genuB oller abintb<
baltigen .@etrdnte geieb1ih u~11terfagt.
I'm aber bic Pflanaer fir ben gez
,naltigen Werluit gu entfddbisen,
purbe bic gauge leBte Mbftntbernte
BON Der Regierung sefauft unb berz
ni9tet. 90. tpurben in DRIP allein
innerbob bret 3o9en Mb1tntbtultu<
rem rim Merte BON 100000 5runf
in M{9e b%erpanbelt. Der glei6e
8erni9tungsfelb5ug pirb ou9 in
ben @egenben BON 9ouDan, MiQb,
Srfap unb an aablrei4en an0eren
Srten aefibrt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-01
M1a1111 1tnb Gra1t.

Sdn1cr5en III mei11er Settle un6 int
9fiiGfe11 iilrb ale berga11ge11", id)rei6t
SEER M1atbias Norberg bon Gpr1raz
tiorL Mla., uieitbem ib Sorni's Ml=
%penfrinter gebraude. Sbr @eilmit=
tel lit iiderlid bas belte oon allen.
Meine 6ral1, Bic es Deriud]te, iagt
Dniiclbe. @ir merben sSbre Me0i5in
bon jett an INNER i'm &al1ie balten."
IalllenOe baben sic gell1110beitbrin=
gerloen Gigenldafte ten bon Tor1i's Ml=
%pel1fral1ter ibe5eugt. gs lit feline
Mpotbefcrlneoi5i1, ipn0erir Elm einfa=
DIES, .5eiterprobtes aral1terbeilmittel,
meldes Dem El1blifl1m bireft geliefert
miro aus bem 2aboratorilm ser Ser,
%lteller. Or. Eetcr 5abr11ep & Cons
60, 1916 90. @opne 9loe., @bica=
90, 81. W(n5.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-01
gcttenborier Maridoll latte fcircn
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

1as gntfonmer1 bon Soc Campo
11eQi bon 8etten0orf zines ongebli-
den Jil6rers eil1cr Sdmor5bqnOer=
iballOe, Sic bas 2eben bon 9eni seq
turf beoro6t nn0 Oeiien 2aOen in
Gralt0 geitecft ba6en lollen, lit ouf sic
1batlade 5uriid5ufiibre11, BOB Mfar=
ldaa Jreo 5iebcr bon @ette10orf
Der anitdt mar, ei11en 8erbaftsbefebl
i'm @elib 51l babe11, ebe er sur gor=
rabme elmer gerbaftl1ng idreien
Tonne. 1ieic Anfinoigung 1muroe
geltern bon Gountpanmalt Senrp s..
Sebens gen1adt, nadJ0em ct eine l1n-
terreoung NIT WsarldaG Sieber ge-
bubt batte. Sieber gob 5u, ant
Som1aben6 9lbcn0 GompaneQi ouf
Der Strabe geleben 5u baber1. slber
eil1erleits babe er nidt geml,Bt, Of er
Mlltoritat 5ur gornabn1e Ser Berbof=
tung belaBe uluo moercrieits lei er
Der Mnli9t gerDelen, 0ab 0ie Mngele=
|genbeit ii6 in @dt16en 0es &onlta6=
.lers ebirn befi110e.
Gountpa1lpalt Sebens erfldrt, boB
es Sicber's Gfli6t gepeien iei, Conn
paneul 81 berbaften ODER aber ood)
nenlgltens anoere 9eamte al1f Gam=
ponell's Mllfel1t6alt a%ufnerfiam 5ll
MAIDEN, pa er mlBte, bob oerielbe bon
Den 9ebor0el gepiiniht miro. IS
mag lein, bob cine Mnflage negel1
Nflidtoernodlaiitgllng ge9en gieber
IN Die @ege geleitet apir0.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-01
Die sadje perpfni9t
@c,tralcs ltrtcil iiber bic 2ricsslcijtmn-
gen hcr Stalicncr.

3Htr5a 4H4lttf= ~ - 5.a4a# FrHH5
Der mtlitdriide Mitarbeiter Ser
n8asler Meartdten" befprad I'M
laneit Die Gage Der. Staliener ON:
gnoe bes 3%tpeiten ariessmonats. Gr
ben,crtte babel: Mm is. Suli begarm
Der 5tpeite grpbe italienii9e Mngriff
9egen ben 8riidenfopf bpn GDr5 llno
Die 5o6fldhe bon Doterbp, Der imz
l1er NOD %anoauert, nab sen leb!ea
Meloulr9en aber I'M Nbflaue1t besrifs
fen lit. gis iebt lit ies ben Static
nern NOD ntebt gelllngen, peientlt5e
8prieilc gu crSielen, pie tie oenn oud
felbit nun pp1 langiamen 5prtI1ritz
ten lpegen beS beftigen Miberftannss
oes gerteioigers 1predlen. gm 59l,liz
ls bcs 5ipeiten &riegsmpnots fins 1ie.
alIo trob oller N,litrenguneen nis6l
pefentli@ neiter ppripdrts %aelonst,
als lie glet6 onfangs beS Exchanges
gefommen iparcr.
Gs mar bon glnfane on ein MILF
tariIdsr 5ebler, oab Sic Stoli,ner
in benz alIgemeinen 8Dlferfrtese fir
Iib oletn ibrell eisel1en &riea fitbren
nollte1, a~1ftatt ibre &roft bDrt elm
suieBcn, I'D Tie etipaS sur auaemeinen
@ntlGeip1tng @heitragen fpnllten.
@@nr bic &riessertlarung erfplste.
ner allgemeinen Guae nod inIofetn
%peripdtet, als oie Gage Iid auf BEN
Ditliden arims1dauplob bereits at
8lnffen Der 3entralmd9te geneist
batte, unO Der girltritt Stoliens in.
ben aampf large nidt mebr sen
@inorud MAIDEN fonnte ipie pier bis
lehs Wp9en bpr1er. Mnltatt nun
ober I'M 9inblid auf sen enbgiiltioen
5ieg iiber beibe 3entrulmG9k an Der
Diterrci6ii6en @ren5e lrur fopiele
Sruppen 5urid5ulai1sn, ais notmenz
Dig itnb, Inn eil1en bon bornberein
l1nipabrfdeinli6en @tnbru9, in 8ene=
item ab5utpebren uno ale 5on1t per=
fiigbaren &rafte auf benz TOE tliden
&riegsi9auplab gum muhtigen M1rz
griff gegen Die oalnals perbdltnismd-
big f6paden oeuti6en 9rllppn ein<
3uieben, entf9loi1en 1i6 Sic Stale
ner, tbren Stop in elmer Mihturg
ein5uieber, po er nit gerineen Rrdfz
ten auf gebalten iperben fann.
Man tam iid leidt porlteaen, pelz
9en gtnflub ouf bie @e1amtlage bas
gtngreifcn pDn ettpa elmer Mi1ion
Stalie1er auf Dem neitliAen Rrieas<
idallplab bdtte baden tDnnen, nc:
mentlt9 tpenn iie 5u1ammen nit BEN
.belgifden, englif6en unb franao{i{Gen
9treittrdften gu einbettli6em Mngr1ff
onge1ebt porben ipdren. 5elbit ipenn
It'd bic italienii@e 9eeresleiturg nod
gu bte1er lptrt1ami ten Dirt Der Ser
tpenoung gegen Die gemeiniamen Seq
11er ent1 9lieben fDnnte, 10 bdtte sos
-larlge niGt1 ben Mitbeffett mir 5u Be-.
gtnn oes italienii6en 5elbaIges, nuz
mentlt6 alt6 besipegen, neil iebt Die
beiten itolienif@en Sruppen in lang
tpierisea &fsn fsltgelest iino-
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-01
Mfidlacl Gpmcrs aciturbcu.

81, icillcn1 Seine in Geo. 1912
8elt 6. StraBe lit geltern Morgell
llllt $40 llbr 6err Midlael Eomers,
ei1 befanl1ter I%aocnturtcr, nod
nrc6rtaai9sr &ranfbcit I'M Mlter bon
46 Safrcn geitorben. Ser gcrltor=
bette mllroe in Ionenrort aeborelr
ltllo bot bier 3eit ici11es 2ebel1s &C.
mobl1t. ST mar bon 9erltf &ublel1-
bGltolcr.
am Sorulobcllo Mbclo bcn1erfte
'@err Eolpers, bob er nid>t gut fiible,
abcr crit o1 Wontag perid1lil1ln1erte
iid iein 3llltal1o in ebeocnflider @ei-
le. Sin Ir5t 1pllroe 81, Matbc geoo-
gen, ood NOR es bereits SIT ipat. SIT
mere @llltllua iebte leilreln 2ebel1 ei11
gnoe. Der Geritorbg1e mltroe am
%. Nopenlber 1869 in 1apenport ge=
boron, beil1bte Sic ct. Marp's Sc
meilloei d)llle nno nerbeirotbete iid
al1 "a. Mpril 1900 in 3%ape1port.
Nl1Ber lei1ler @uttil1, 6ralt Marie q.
Rolpers, miro CT bon oel1 folge1ben
adt &inbern iiberlebt: Ofarglleritc,
Sobn, gomin, MidJoel, Nbilip, @il=
liam, Gertrude uno Sanles Go1pers,
aae SIT 9allie, %ferl1er bon Ieirer be-
M51tter, 6rmt griogct Gomers,
ci11cn grlOer, Sobn Golpers, ulto
5mei Sdppei terri, 6ralt Sacob
'sdypart bon 3enpcr, Colo, l10
6rau @ill 2allar bon Iape1tpprt.
Die Arrangements fir sic 9eeroi=
9l,1g iilo nod nidJt g%etroffe1 NOR
Sen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-01
Sns @ettcr.

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Sidie0 genomrnen. Nieman0 miro
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bqftes @ettcr mie urs Ser Muguit ge-
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rl1ng ein5ig 90.
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l1otte Ocr lebtoerflo1iene Mo1at MIR
ei1en ein5igen mirflid aparn1en Sag
NIT u1lgefabr IS @rab. Die lebten
Gage bradten Temperament bon 38
bis As @raO l1lb in benoGburten
5taotel1 fiel bos thermometer ielbit
aInter Ben @efrierpunft, io0oB bie
grrlte, pelde no6 niht eingeerntet
lpar, %ltredenDeile pollltanOig ruiz
llirt lit.
6iir bieicn Maonot itelt inns bas
@etterant etpus marn1eres Metter IN
e(llsiidt. 1ie bon piele11 2elten &C.
tbeilte slriidt, baB ei1eln fiiblen ooer
gar falten Sommcr ein milber @ins
ter fol9e, lit gegen sic @eo6adtung
brrl1ismnBieer @etterpropbeten. Sc
ra0e Dos l1nngefebrte lit ser SAT-.
Sebr beiBcn Somnern folgen milOe
8i1lter anno fiiblen gomnern itrenge
Willter. SAILS ii6 0iele 8eobaftllng
uls ridtig er1peilen iollte, fon11en mir
ing ia auf Die fommen0en aoblen-
%red)nlngc1 frelten.