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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-21
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To George Howe:
You are hereby notified that on or
before the twenty -hrst day Of Deem
Der, 1915, there will be flied in the Of
fee Of the clerk Of the district court
Of the state Of Iowa within and for
Marshall county, the petition Of Sadie
B. Howe, claiming OF you a divorce on
the grounds OF cruel and inhumar
treatment. For full particulars and
other relief asked see petititn TO be
filed as aforesaid.
Now, unless you appear and make
defense thereto, at or before noon Of
the second day of the next January
term Of said court. 10 be begun and
held at MarshaIltown, Iowa on the
third day Of January, 4. D. 1915, your
default will be entered and a judgment
and decree rendered thereon as prayed
for in said petition.
Dated this thrtieth day Of Novem-
Der, A. D. 1915.
SADIE B. HOWE,
Plaintiff.
BY r P. SCOTT,
Her Attorney.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-21

father and It IL other heirs that are
making the contest.
William Brett left this city several
years ago and located in Los Angeles.
He IL 80 years old. His wife is still
living. They had ,amassedF an im-
mense amount OF property. tits stated
that In this county alone he had 1000
acres Of land valued at from 800 to
$500 per acre. They had three children
George w. Brett. Albert H. Brett and
Emma Brett Wheeler. The latter died
but left Ave children, all heirs to the
property. It 10 stated that william
Brett decided all his property to his
son George. who has been looking
after 1t for the past twenty years. and
to this the heirs have objected and
long litigation Is quite certain to fol-
low. Judge Joseph J. Clark is hearing
the case.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-21
Southern Io,ua Items

the remainder Of the route on foot. he
arrived home safefy,~-tho somewhat
late. and he claims he had the appetite
OF two men FOR supper that evening.
| Marenso. - 49,,
anti-cigarette crusade and as the re-
suit so far has caught one firm IN This
city selling coffin nails to minors
and has imposed a fine vi $50. ne
mayor has instructed his officials to
bring before him any youth canght on
the streets smoking cigarettes and II
he can secure sufficient evidence he
will see that the law in this matter Is
carried out to its fullest extent. Mayor
Baker has done. and Is still doing.' all
in his power 10 make Marengo clean
city in every respect and he should
have the loyal support OF all law add
ing citizens. rf..
Shenandoah.
one woman is in the hospital. sew
| eral more people have been injured
and a number OF others received minor
bruises as the result, of the sleet and
| ice that fell Wednesday. Mrs. Ed
SKeailan Tell on the Sidewalk going
from her home in Walnut street to the
store Her backbone was injured, but
not as serious as first thought. Miss
Josephine Wade was injured about the
back and hip when she slipped and fell
down five icy steps at her home. w.
| c. Hills Of the Andrew Shoe Depart
ment cut a scalp wound when he
slipped and fell on the icy streets.
Charlton.
Harry Hoover was instantly killed at
| the Tipperary mine northeast of Char
iton by a fall of slate. 1t Is said that
the piece Of slate was sixteen feet long.
F; three feet ~:ac and sixteen inches
thick. He was % years and II days
| old. having been born on Nov. 90, 1882
A brother. Clay Hoover Of Hiteman.
| came Thursday evening and took the
1 remains to Abba, and IT was expected
| that interment would take place al
! Ward, where his mother resides. He
| was a worthy young man and was
| highly regarded by those who knew
1 him. HE sudden demise is deplored
! by all and the grief stricken mother
! brothers and sisters who survive, viii
4 have the sympathy of the community
/ keokuk.
". H. Phillips. of this city, has a vol
/ ume, called Archo volume. which con-
/ tains the TRANSACTIONS OF the Official
documents made in the Jewish courts
in the days of Jesus. The manuscripts
! from which the TRANSACTIONS were made
! are &c be found in the Vatican w y
Mahan lived in Dewitt, Mo-, in 1856
and one day entertained foreigner, 8
native Of Germany, H. c. Whydamnnn
who was snowbound This man spoke
Of having seen in the Vatican hbrar,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-21
Sheffield News ltems.

|SpeCtdl " l. NhcS-xhcPuUlfSah.
Sheffield, Dec. 21.-Mrs. James
Holmes and sc:, G.. Steamboat Rock.
came Saturday to spend the holidays
with relatives.
AL Inglebralson is very i'll Of pneu-
monia.
Mrs. Simon Coats Jr.. and son Ken
meth went to Union Star. Mo-, Tues
day to visit Mrs. Coates parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Will Aborn.
Miss Bessie Butts came from Cedar
Falls Saturday TO spend the holidays
with her parents.
John Borst died at his home In this
place Monday morning after linger-
ing illness Of complicated diseases.
The funeral services will be held at
the NJ. e. church Wednesday afternoon
at o'clock conducted by the pastor.
Rev A. B. Soule Mr.. Borst has been
a resident Of Sheffield for the past
forty years. He leaves a wife and one
son, Frank, and three s-andchildren
besides other relatives.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-21

sion here. The officers to serve for the
coming year are:
A. B. JuGson. Balfour. master; j r
McClain, Wilton Junction, overseer;
F. n. Taylor, Oskaloosa, lecturer. l.
Richardson, Balfour. steward: p. +
Carroll. Wilton junction, assistant
steward; Miss Blair. Manchester. lady
assistant steward: Miss Yocum. Dav-
export. chaplain; NJ. E. Blair, Man
chester. treasurer: w. A. Caldwell,
oskaloosa. secretary: Perry L. Moi
felt. Spencer. gatekeeper: Mrs. A. b,
Judson, Balfour, Ceres: Miss Ida Wild,
Council Bluffs, Pomona; Mrs. w. ~.
Caldwell. Oskaioosa, Flora.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-21
Menteur itssns.

Special TO .F1met-HepubI1c8n.
* Montour, Dec. 21.-Miss AddIe
walker liz enjoying visit from a
friend, Miss F1oy Atkins, OF Seattle.
Wash. who will remain with her I'M
til after New Years. 4:
Miss Blanch Snyder, primary teacher.
is spending the holiday season with
her sister at Osceola. "a
Miss Lura Whitford, domestic
science and manual training teacher.
will be At the university. hospital at
Iowa City most Of the holiday season.
where she will undergo an operation
for appendicitis.
e. J. Ledger and his sons Harry and
Lester are visiting. in Rice Lake and
Park Falls, wis, with the formers
daughters. q
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-21

Toronto.
The county supervisors have let the
contract for Strengthening the river
north of town to Robert Witte and ne
| ia A. work at II with big gang Oh
| men and teams now. BY Strengthening
the river at this poin, it will reclaim a
lot OF good land. and save the county
5f putting in new bridge
Burlington.
Rock Island train No. 60 provided
Anton Nelson with a rabbit stew fFi-
day. He was standing near the track
waiting for the train to pass when
large jack rabbit jumped from piie
OF brush into the track and suffered
The loss OF leg. Mr. Nelson captured
and killed it to prevent its suffering
from the sudden amputation.
Iowa City. .z a .
Thomas Barry. of Union township,
is in a critical condition due TO an
accident which happened yesterday. He
was on his way to one of his neigh
bor's TO take q load of hogs to the city,
when his mules ran away and threw
NJ. Barry from; the high seat on top
| of the hog rack to the ground. inflict-
ing severe and probably fatal injuries.
Upton.
Charles Carroll had hand badly cut
Wednesday while operating power
woodsaw west OF town. A thumb ana
two fingers were nearly severed. he
was taken to a hospital at Cedar Rap
| ids where the surgeons think there %
| q good chance to save the injured
members Mr. Carroll is brother OF
the Carroll boys of Upton
| Elk Horn.
/ The Chris II. Doe & CO.. feed store
at Elk Horn mas 1ousa; Scc,e old yell
low corn at IS cents per bushel for the
/ feeder trade. believing that 1t was
cheap at that price and that the new
corn will not keep nor will 1t answer
| the purpose for which it is intended.
This is the highest price paid for old
corn this season.
Buck Grove.
| Monday. while Bert Brewer was
| working in the cellar of the Ref
house, q nail flew up. and hitting him
| in the eye. caused an injury which ne
cessitated him going to the hospital fol
! treatment The ball OF the eye was
Elacerated. and it is feared that the
sight OF the organ will be impaired
tho hope is entertained that the eye
will be saved.
| Wilton.
Plans are now being completed fol
the short course which Will be intro.
| duced into the Wilton high school cur.
riculum of study. The studies MAY
embrace reviews In arithmetic ano
grammar and courses in agriculture
lciyics, current events and book-keep-
linz Tho srh!ectS NAV not aI1 hf
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-21
Alden Farmer Dies Suddenly.
cial to Times-Republican

SpSClal u TlLLes- kSNuDiICdlI-- " :.
Alden. Dec. 2l--The funeral or Mr..
VI. J. Wheeler. a prominent farmer ana
an old resident OF this community,
took place today from the Consrega =
tional church OF Alden. He was taken
suddenly III Sunday afternoon OF some
form OF stomach trouble and died tina :
evening at $50. Mr. Wheeler was a
civil war veteran and member of the
Masonic fraternity. His death came
with a shock 10 this community.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-21
WoLAI 90 CHILD LABOR LAW.
Sioux City Thsatsr Managers Fined
For Employing Boys.

Sioux City. Dec. s1.--Pleas of guilty
were entered in Justice Brownfng's
court in the cases of the state against
John Biegger, proprietor of the Prin-
cess theater:: Henry Polling, proprietor
of the confectionery in the theater
building, and P. c. Murray. father of
Lawrence Murray. for violations of the
state child labor law. The allegation
is that the three men permitted Law
renee Murray to peddle CONNECTIONS in
the theater In violation of the child
labor law. Fines OF SIS each were as
sessed against the proprietors of the
Princess and the confectionery and OF
81 against the father of the boy
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-21
PAROLE THIRTY PRISONERS.
One Hundred inmates Of Anamosa
Prison Now Being Examined.

Special to Observation-Disclosures, 1F
Des Noines. Dec. u. - The state
board OF parole hes paroled thirty
prisoners from Anamosa as a Christ
mas gift Places OF employment have
been found for the paroled men as is
the custom OF the board before giving
the men their freedom.
The board is following the plan now
OF examining every prisoners confined
in the state prisons whether they are
applicants for parole or not. Some 100
are being examined az Anamosa by
this term.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-21
o,- I;+,ev Offe-1his and Sc.

DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this slip
s,closa with &c and mail il to Foley &
Co. chicago. Ill. writing your name
and address clearly. You Will receive
in return trial package containing
coughs. colds and Group: Foley Kidney
pills. for pain in sides and back, rheu-
rnatisrn. backache- kidney and bladder
aiIments: and Foley CathartiS Tablets.
n wholesome and thoroughly cleansing
cathartic. for constipation. biiiousness.
headache and sluggish bowels. Nc
Bride & Will Drug Co.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-21
etrena snd Well 81 Ever.

= 7Fred f;,,i,iiiitil. :sees .ss!. st. Green Bay,
via. Gays: ri suffered long time
With q very weak back. Foley Kidney
ss.ii. ee.nsnletel relieved me OF all
soreness and pain and I now am .. = Ss.sss
ma well - ever" Winter aggFavates
symptoms OF kidney trouble; cold
muscies. and Irregular bladder action
more unbearable. Foley Kidney Pills
heIp tha Kidneys eliminate pain-caus-
Ing poisons. Mcbride Z Will Drug Co.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-21
IOWA: DECEMBER q 1915

years and had been identified with the
company in the capacity Of gas maker.
repair man and later as manager. Mr..
White was a son OF Mr.. and Mrs. J..
White. of this city, and. came here a
few months ago
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-21
OLD OFFICERS REELECTED.
Few Changes Made in officisry o
Iowa State Granoe.

Ottumwa, Dec. 2I.-Practically all Of
the old officers were reelected and
Des Moines selected as the 1917 meet
Ing place by the members Of the Iowa
State Grange holding their closing scs-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-21

Financially the United States is
stronger than any other country on the
face Of the earth.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-21

The whistle OF a locomotive can be
heard at distance Of $500 yards wher
& dir u still
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-21
FIGHT OVER FORTUNE

Two Million Dollars Involved in Liti-
cation Between kinsmsn - William
Brett, Former lowan. Deeds Prop
srty to Son, and Other Heirs Start
Action.
Special to Times Republican.
Mason City, Dec. 81. Two million
dollars are involved in the case Of AL
bert H. Brett and others against
George w. Brett, asking that certain
deeds and transfers. said to have been
made to George w. Brett by his father,
William Brett, Of Los Angeles, Cal, be
set aside. The statement Is made that
George w. Brett is now possessed, of
all the wealth once controlled by his
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-23
Spht I'M @cttc anfacfnnbcn.

Ter in go. 202l 2c&lairie Stra-
bc mpbnclloc bctagtc @n1. Cooper
muroe aeltcr1 gl6cllo bon Madlbarll
tobt in Sent 9ett iei1cs Sdlaf5im=
lr1crs aufgcfluloen. Coroner 81. Snbll
9. GantneIl, mcldler Die 2eid)e DC
.lihtigtc, erflarte, BOB Cooper id)pn
1ncbrerc Stltlloen ucrldieocn lei, ebc
ct tcot allfgcfl1nocn ml1rbe.
S1 0em Sdlaf6lnmcr hraltnte cine
@asflanlnle, mobreno Scr @ubn ci=
llcr anocren 8asrobre meit gcoffnet
NOR. Cooper lm1roe porgeitcrn Don
Dem in Gblcago crfnlgtclt Ipoe lei
l1cr gnfeltodter mlf telegrapbiidenl
@cgc 6e1adlrid)tigt. 9us Sic Ablen=
Scr oes Sclegranms llid)ts bon Dem
.betuatcn Mal1ne b0rten, im1oten lie
ein 5peitcs Iclegranm an 9tad)bort
nit Der gitte, nad) COOPER SIT iehcn.
Sic AtadJbarn fanoen Cooper ipoann
als 2eidc allf. llcbcr @opper's @or=
lc6el1 lit porlaltfig nod apcnia be
fallnt. Ger Coroner miro luabrld)cin=
lid 6clltc eil1en Sl1qlcit abbalten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-23

Sn Marrenton, 30 o., tra
Bic Ra9ri@t Elm, 0ab STEPHEN &Deln
Elm ipeit unb brett betannter 5ormer,
ouf ietnem Plabe iiioli9 BON penbs
Teton, BON einem piiter1ben 8uuen
getDtet tpDrben lei. @r batte 1i9 mod
einem 5eloe begeben, I'M &ubbpbnen
gu lammeln, ebe Dos 2anb gepfliigt
lperben ipate. Cine 9erOe Nieb be-
fanb li4 in oieiem Jeloe uno ndbz
renb &peln bort bei4dftigt mar, MUIR
be er bom 8unen %angegrtffen unb
lpie. es i9eint, nurbe er beim er1ten
Nngrtff i'm unterletb ~getroffen unb
augenblidli9 getDtet. Mebrere Ripz
pen puroen ge6roden unb fem gam
ser &0rper nor Don ben !9Drnern Oes
5ieres f6limm 5ugeridtet. Mls aoel1l
abenos nt6t nod 9aule 5uriidfebrte,
begab lid fem @obn nad Dem Jeloe
auf Sic Su9e nod inn unb fanD fie
Derltlmmelte 4etde.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-23
Cute &artoffclcrntc.

9sod elmer gdatllrg 6es lono<
mirtbldaftlidel1 Sadperltanoige11
bon Scott County, Grofelior 6. 81.
8liB, miro oie &artpffelernte BON
Scott Golntp in oieiem Sabre $780,
1000 8ltidcl betragel1. Sic grnte lit
fat p0nig ge6prgen. guf Sen 9(cre
fon1n1en 5rpiiden 100 l1nb 125 9lt=
id)el, nno i11 gat5en Goltntp ii1lb
5miiden $500 l1l10 5000 Mcres NIT
&artoffeln bepflon5t lporoen. Ser
fiir5lid)e leidte 6roit bat ol1d} bic
&artoffelernte ctpas beeintradtigt.
1ie &artoffeln bringen in Iapenport
ltngefdbr 40 Gents per @l1id)el nnb
III Der @egenO bon glori0ge, oen1
aartoffel5e1trl1m oes Gorntps, 11l1ge-
.fabr 80 Gents per 8ltid)el.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-23
Mcger %permeIert.

Ser Meger Gmil @odett, apeld)er
NIT elmer meiben Sralt berbeiratbet
tit, lpl1roe geltern Morgen gegen 5mei
l1br bon einem meiBen Mann in lei
nedt Seine in geo. 300 gSelt 10. Str.
bermeliert.
9acfett fam in ser Morgenfriibe
beim uno fano ieite 5roll III @eiel-
ldoft zines meiben Mannes. Mls ct
I'M @eariff Itano, nit ei1rem 8afitein
olf Ben @eiBen los5llgebenL muroe er
bon oieiem nit eil1em Halirmeller an
gegriffel1. Safett erlitt mcbrexe tie
fe 5d11ittlplt1oen, barunter cine oi=
reft iiher benz @er5en. Seine @l111=
ben mltroen bon Or. S. 81. Sob per-
bl1n0en. Die Toli5ci mill fei11en 8e=
ridlt il6er 0ie N%ngelegen6eit er6alte1t
babelt. :.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-23
Contemporary Gli1b.

Der erite @ortrag oieier gailo1,
Oes Contemporary @lltbs m1r6c nol,
&rofeIior s. S. slnslep bon ser
tStaats=ltniperiitdt SIT Sonia Gity
iiber Dos Ibema n0emps ans 9[rt"
aebaltel1. 4rofelior M11sleD fiibrte
ben @0rern Die gl1tmicfll1ng Ser &1u1lt
IN bieiem 5taate Dor Ilgcn. ssn Ser
11ad)iten Gerlanmtllt1tg ant III. 800
pen1ber miro Ser Charles 81. &e1t=
Ser Jon rcoen, Ml1oere gprtrage lit
Soiion ii1lo mie folet angeiebt
1por0cn: 2. @escmber, SenrD @pll=
mer;; is. 9esenlber, 81. S. Sorneb;
13. Sat1l1ar, @illiam @elter; 3. Sc
brl1ar, S. $. Srendl; "a. S%ebrllar, g.
s. Selnple; 16. Mair5, @idter so. s.
8olegan; 6. Mpril, 6. 6. 9ltl1am;
81. Mpril, S. 6. @ar0mtan; 1S. MSai,
1ea1 Mann1aoltfe @are.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-23
Sabnacicllidaft anf $4,000 pcr-
flat.

M}arf Gmiclps bot cine oltf $40
900 lal1tcl1oe Sdaocnflage gegen bic
6. u. S. l1no g. @ab1lgeieIidait unn
2phis Spbl1 elite &lage al1f $4,000
gegen Oieielbe 9abn megen erlittencr
pcrlDnlider Gerleslmgen burd oie
Mnnpolte @lp l1ll0 8lib mitrel1gen
|%loiien.
8eioe Mtail1l1er m,rncn ort %.
Mltgllit oieies Sabres bei cilleln 9afl1=
ltnfall perlebt, ais Sic 2pfpn1ptipe eli
neg 3ltaes Scr g., 80. S. nl1o 8.
@obllgeicllidoft mfolge elmer grplo=
I1ton in @ranO geratbet ieil1 iol. Iie
&lager, meld)e iidl ais Gallagiere ollf
Dem 3uge b%efarroeu, mollen bllrd sic
Grplolion idppere @crletlngca bu=
pongetragell baberL looab lie bis SIM
belttigen Gage a%rbeitsunfabig iino.
giner bon ibnen ficl inter eircn
@abmaagpa, Ser iibcr ieinen &oirper
binipegging, mabrcno Ser anoere ge-
gen ei1en Iclepbpnpfolten geql,ctiht
murbe. Die lbeioen Mql111er nl1roen
nod eillem bieiigen Soipital iiber=
fiibrt.
@arielos np1roe I'M @olle ms in
Scr 9l1n9e per6rannt. M11Beroem trl1g
ct pier5ebn Mippenbriide, elm ser
qltetidtes Sdlllterblatt nnb 5oblreiz
DIE a1bere Guetl1lpln1oel1 am @orper
inns 8eiid)t bopon. Ser beflagtel1
.8eieaidaft miro 6abrlaiii9fcit sur
9aIt gelegt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-23

Der II Sabre oIte Ma,
Leigh 8enfon, belien @eimat populcg.
Wso., 1T, liegt i'm 9pipital in Gounz
ell 8luffs, Sa., an 5pei 5dubmuns
ben barnieber, bic lin in Mtl1ouri
WalleD BON greet @iiteripagenrdubern
beigebra9t muroen. Mit onDere1l
lam Sen on bon Den 9ofpta Grn!e=
felbern 5uriid, tpp er i9per gearbeiz
tet batte. Die Mauber orolgen in
Den @iiterpogen Elm unb berallbten
Den iungen 8enfon I'm $1OO. Yetnl
8erlaien bes Magens feuerten file
5pet @9iihe auF Benlon ob. Cine
Eugel brang nabe Dem Niidsrat ein,
IS beibt, DAB cine 8anoe auf ale
bonn Nprben tpmmenbsn @iiter5iige
lauert, UNI Die beimfe3renoen grntez
arbeiter i5rer Griparrii1e gu berallz
ben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-23
Mns Mitaas ger9auecnbeit.
Disadvantages ms Scr friibcrcn bcut=
fhcn Gtaht GnrlunbS.

Die Stobt Mttar tono ftiiber in
GROCER AUTHORIZATION @erbinbllng
nit @isa. Maiabrlid fanD gu Soz
Danni in Mitou Mehe itott. Damn
rei1te. balb Htga nad Mitau. Dor al
lem aber famen babtn auh Die lip..
lanoii9en @belleuie, bic @slo aufge
llonnle1 pber tpeldeS geboret balttn;
in Mttau nurbe Damn bqs @elo cnt
peoer nit 3inien abseltsfert, pocr es
puroe arf Elm peiteres Sabr perlie
hen. gu piefem 3ipede aber mlbte.
es benz 9arleber pprgelest nerpsn.
Dies sel6ab Damn aurneiit in Ger.
Meiie, bab es in Mital auf meniae
Stunben gelieben nurbe. @eib9erlcis
Der, bte gu lplhem 3ped fir tur3t
3eit 8dpitolien perlieben, COB IS in
Mitau eine grobe Mnaabl, trb aos
Gelo. lpllrbc an marhen Sogen oil
5man5igmol lmselebt. 9ab basel
allG Der g%bampasner in 5tl6men
fob uno Dem Gliidsipiel lto1t gebul=
oist ipurbe, lei nebenbei bernettt. Do
itret9en fi9 Die polniiden Magnatel,,
penn es gut sebt, Die 8arte, gebt es
l9le6t, 10 trpdnen Tie nit ibren 1ei=
oenen Siidern Den Sdneib bon III
rem geidprenen &Dpfen," eraablt Gin
@4ilberer bieles 5reitens aus Dem
Is. S%abrbunDert.
Cine anbere Merfipiirbigteit Mi=
taus mar, baB, unb snar alld) gu
Sobannt, Elm Yferoemartt itotlfano,
Der aber nn1r nadts atgebalten lper.
ben oilrfte. Mertmiirbig iparell Ell
nige DISQUALIFICATION" ser @toot, 50
mar atpar oas Dueuieren uuger1tir
in Mitau perboten. Dph gab es enc
8riide, na9 beren Naiiisren man, ur<
bcldl ti9t BON Der poli5ei, iid buell.
lieren purfte. Sin rrnDer Stein I'M
lerbalb Der 5tabt beiab Die r@ererhs
tigfeit," Dob, per ourd 3ufau pter
in Der 9ibe jemano getDtet bette, li9
allf oielen @tetn retten tpnnte, un0,
lpenn er lid oprt "a @tunoen alfsez
balten, fret lpar, bas beibt, er l1abm
li6 Dann einsn Mb%potaterl, Der nit
8ermanoten bes Gri9lugenen eincn
9rp5eb auf SO Sabre anfing, bei'sn,
Gnoe alio fein Betetligter erIebte.
Sine dbnlt4e u@ere9tigteit" beiaB i'm
IS. Sa6rbunbert ieoer furoiide @oel=
mann. Menn iemanb einem anoesen,
unb pdre bieier Der 9er5pg BON Sur
lono felbit 9epeien, elne Sbrfeiss ge=
geben 9utte uno bate {ih banan gu
einem furii6en Mbeligen gefli9te,, 10
oab i'm Die Geridte nidt fincen
tonnten, fp 0urfte er nah bret Go=
gen fret um6er9eben, uno nteular1D
tonnte ibm etpos anbaber. Der
faubenoe goelmam bate bann etnen
auf 80 Sabre aneeitreugt,
unb Bis gum @nbe bieies pro3eiIes
mar fem @diibling ben @eri9ten n1z
errei9bar.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-23
Mii7cn 8arbieritnbcn Cummings
idJlieRcn?

Sic 5roge iiber Sic @elebmaBig=
felt oes spmtaasldl11lies Ser Oar
%'6ierla0en beidaftigte geltcrn Morgen
Trieoensridter Nbil. 9aum. Ser
garbier 6. o.. 2irtoiig nor bon Mil=
liam &. Seegan ibelduloigt mor0el1,
%ieillelr Glab gon1toas offen 51 bol=
ten. 2inbIig befarmte lid al1f bie s(n=
flaac idrnloig. Sem s(nmalt Mnorelp
8. G6e5em miro @er1rilug beim Scott
Gountp 9iltriftsgeridt einlegen. Die
6rage ioll bon BORT Dor oas Cher
ltaatsgeridt gebraht merben, Inn eno=
lid Die @erfollungsmaBigfeit bieies
@cleses fe~lt5ultellen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-23
80 saac @cfansnik.

Gat Grupe, Scr banf ser inn &C.
soften &l1bli5itat Ser engliihel1
Grelie itdl oils @elb uno MSairtprcr
al1flpielt, mltroe gelterl1 Morgen bon
Gpli5eiridter Souls 6. Hoboemia slt
30 Sagen @efananib perltrtbeilt. Sc
meniger BON bcn1 nutorilh beriid,tig-
ten 9llrid)en aeiaat miro, oelto beIicr.
@pffentlid) fist ct audi ieine 80 Ia
&C ob.