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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-02
GOVERNMENTS REVENUE
BELOW DISBURSEMENTS
During Month of january There In
ENcess OF ISL 1927 In Ex-
pcnsea Over Neccipts.

WASHINGTON. February 1-Rev-
enue collected by tho government in
January failed by sS.ll6.f27 to meet
tho months disbursements. Receipts
usually are low at this time OF the
year. but In January 1914. the excess
Oh disbursements was only si.5l2.262.
Neither customs nor Internal revenue
brought In the expected returns. Gus
toms receipts were sl6,55S,l93, COM
pared with S2352S.0SO in January 1914.
and Sl4,So0.9S2 in December.
Internal revenue receipts. including
returns from the war tax, were s27,-
O96.l55. less by 100000 than in De-
cember. and only about $4,000. 900 more
than in January 1914. The estimate
Of government revenues for the fiscal
year, ending June 80 next contcm-
plated internal revenue receipts Of
s32.500.000 per month. officials are
hopeful of an increase in the next
few months.
The first seven months of the fiscal
year show an excess of disbursements
over receipts OF s7O.S55.27O compared
with corresponding excess for the
same period last year Of sl1S616O9
AT the close of the month the net
balance In the Treasurys general fund
was S5I.0205SS. and cash assets In
the Treasury totaled s1.99l,153,l59
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-02

the Tax Commission hill which came
from the commission of 1912, Judge
Williams said:
Take the amended bill and compare
ii with the original bill and you will
see that whoever drew that remark "A BILE
measure crowded into 1t everything
that could be thought OF in the desper-
ate effort to get II through the Legis-
lature and put n Tax Commission on
the state of Virginia"
Judge Williams yielded at 10 o'clock
to motion to adjourn until 10 o'clock
this morning. when he will resume.
Hugh y. White is scheduled to fol-
low Judge Williams. and the closing
speech will be made proba bly, by Major
j. y. Stubs, of Gloucester.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-02

L. .sI ssx IS, i ~ s glgEs Il =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-02
KEEPS PRESIDENT WAITING.
His Sister Tells of Amusing Inciden
nj White Hnusc.

Ills Sister Tells of Amusing Incident
ut White House.
NEW YORK, February Mrs.
George Howe, sister of President VIII
son. has caused many a chuckle among
her friends by an account OF an incl
dent that occurred ut the White House
during recent visit.
Mrs. Howe was n little late for din
ner one evening. The pompous old
darky butler, who thinks the sun is
regulated by White House rules
Knocked at her door and said:
Madam, the President waits"
Tell him I'll he there in a moment
replied Mrs. Howe.
y few seconds passed. and again
there was knock on the door
Madam, tho President waits"
Go right down and tell him that
nave cooked his dinner many times
and he has often kept me waiting. -
The butler left. and Mrs. Howe and
the President laughed over the Incl
dent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-02

dodgers" who are failing to list their
Intangible properties are the greatest
intolerance in the present tax system
lie was strong in his advocacy of seq
reSation. He charged that advocates OF
the commission plan have failed utter
- to present figures showing any com
mendable features of the measure. He
said the commission advocates have
consumed most of their time Knocking
segregation and have presented no sub
stantial claims for their own scheme
of reform.
On motion Of Senator Holt. of New
port News. the Senate adjourned at 6
o'clock to meet at vi o'clock this
morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-02
COMMISSION PLAN
CERTAIN OF DEFEAT

Continued from First Pagc)
conference. and that the close of this
week will find both branches of the
General Assembly working under a
harmonious understanding
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-02
Overnight Relief
For Constipation

When the bowels become cloEged
with mass of poisonous stomach
waste. sick headache with all It's at
tendant misery. belching Of sour
stomach gases. bloat and general
discomfort are sure to follow.
~ mild. pleasant laxative tonic
that will carry or the conRested
mass without upsetting the stomach
or gripping the bowels. Is the com
bination OF simple laxative herbs
with pepsin sold in drug stores
under the name OF DR.. Caldwelrs
syrup Pepsin. y dose taken lust
before retiring Will afford grateful
relief next morning. without I'M
pleasantness or discomfort.
DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin IS
the Ideal family remedy. especially
for the women and children and old
folks a free trial bottle can be OBJ
tanned by writing to DIR. w. b. Cald-
we'll. 452 Washington ST.. Monticello.
Ills.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-02

Soben Sic idon 8l6 miiiion
gier probirt2 @lei6 nit Sem belten
importirter gier uno empfoGlen bon
Den 9oftoren. Rod S5lano 9retping
80. Nn5.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-02
Spbn Stpfoalc BON Malcptt
SSla eiil1em ganitarilm SIT Chicago BON
einem @eiltesgeltorten 81 5ooe
aeihlaael1.

@eute Mbeno miro lit Iaoenport
Die 9eide BON Serrn sSspbn Stptfoale
alls Chicago bier eintrefiell l,11b 1lad)
Gl1nge's 2eidenbel tattungsgelhait &C.
brad)t meroe1, bon no aus Die Sc
eroigurg an1 Mittpod) Morgerl Inn
5ebn l1br auf 0em @alcott Irieobof
1tattfilloen miro.
Serr Stodoale fat Elm Sitter bon
60 Sabren erreiht. Seit so sSabren
moor er IN @alcott aniailig. ST mar
Der Sn1ptbeltber elmer 91ei6e BON Sc
trcl0ezGlcpatprelt I'M noropeltlid}cll
sSSolpd.
Gpr mebreren @pd)ell bega6 Ell lid,
nad) bcn @mfielo Suuitorilral in
Chicago, llll BORT 81 gelllloen. Nn
lesten Sonnobeno mllrOc CT in Sen
Griuatboipital bon einem geiitesfrorl.
fen Eatientcn Nalaers Sliper @ell.
nett, 81 Sabre alt, NIT einem Stuhl
lbein iiberfallen l1no 81 Iooe geidla.
gen. 95ur nit GROCER Miibe fonnter
n1ebrere 8drter oerl Gobliidtigel
iibcrmaltigcn. Stndbale qpllroe ols
2eid,e alli Dern gette leilles Summers
uui9efunben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-02
Scr Scrr senatpr.

&ei1rid) 2oc1pcnfelo, melder onl
Gpnntag sl6cno int elmer Gal1ie ser
gnrltcllulg ., biele @cibcr" por
Den Gorhang trat, INTO erflarte, BOB
Die l1adIte MISUNDERSTANDING
Ser Iamenieftiplr ser 3openport
Sl1rllgelncinoe bereits am 3pnners=
tag Mbeno paranltaltet miirbe, lpielt
III BENT p~radbtpollen 2l1ltipiel Ser
SEER senator" on1 1lad)lten Counting
0ie SitelroQe. ga 6rcltno 2pelpen=
fel0 in @an1bl1rg geboren, er5oge1
mo a11d lange Sabre gell1ilmt bat, lit
ct 1pie feilt 5%lpeiter Ser 1r11ppe fir
DieIe Mol(e, sic cine iei1er @lon5rol=
len lit, %geeignet.
Iltd) f0rlrel1, mie @err 2%pemenfel0
m1ittbeilte, BON iebt oil mieoer %
Sent Site i11 9a1liet's gpotbefe re-
lerpirt lper0en.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-02

~ Der it DE Ma1er
Mrt1tthe @artorio, ebemals Yrnfe51Dr
an Der 8unftfdule III Weimar, etner
Der drgften a%riegsbeber, tit ols 9eltts
nant in Dlterrei@ii4e 9sfmgenlgaft
seraten, 9er Rubm ,ieines Buienz
%freunoes b'Nnnunaio lieb Der patrio~
tii6en &iinftler ntdt i9lafen. Sn
Ieinen rei9lid bemeTenen MllBcitunz
Den e1ttparf er einen Sriumpbboscn
fiir ben OILS @ieger beimfebrenben
Gaborna. Die Diterrei9i19en 8ebDr<
Den, Oenen bic @ti53e ~porgelegt ipllrs
&c, lieBen Ben 3utunfts=M aler rubig
gepdbren. Stolien bat nun aIes.
mas es brau9t. Ginen Miniiter fir
nie uerlDiten" @ebtete, 1eue plGBe i'm
Sibungs1oal bes MDnte Gitprip fir
sic M%bgeorbneten pon SrieF, Srtent
uip., enolin einen Sriumpbbogen fir
ben brapen Mettergeneral. 5eDlen
MIR nod - bic italienifden Siege
our @rpberung Der unerlDl ten @es
y on Dem JuDrer Des
5G6rf4iffes uprin5ei1in MleranDris
no." bas Marnemiinoe auf 1einer 8iis
ter abrt gesen 5 nbr morgens pcrs
la1en batte, ipurbe unsefdbr auf Der
9alfte bes Meges nod @jebfer EN-
HuoerboDt nit elmer perion seii9tet.
Der 5iibrcr ~iteuerte auf bas 8oot
gu. l1a6m .es militant benz Sn1a11en
an 8orD unb befDrberte i'm nah
Gjebier. Wte es 1i6 berausfellte,
mar Der Mllberer eth enslilcber
&rie9sgefan9ener i'm Mlter BON ettpa
80 sSabren, Der na6 ieinen Mngaben
Gus Dem @efangenenlager IN 9Dbes
rib entni@en mar ,lno bie @trede
na6 Der medlenbursii4en St1eetiite
5uriidselest bate. @pdter lit er bun1
in Murotp einsetroffen, bat ii9 brit
Elm &uberboot angeeignet nno 1T nit
Tim bei ru1isem Metter in bic Gee
gefa9ren, I'm ben 9afen bort @ieb1er
gu erreiden unb bDn bort iiber &o@
penbagen na6 England %3uriidaugez
langen. 9a Bic bdnii9e 5dbre lin
alfgenommer fat, lit inn Der plan
gegliidt. 9as Muberbopt lit BON Ser
Sabre 1T 8arnemiir,0e selanbet tpprz
ben. !.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-02
Bur lcktcn Strife.

Inter iebr 5ablreider @etbeiligllllg
bat a11 Soun1tag Nadnlittag Tim 5mei
l1hr Die @eeroiglu1g Oes Slppt6efers
@alter Sebe pnn1 Sral1erbmtle, SEQ.
2214 @eIt 2. straBe aus allf benl
SafOale 6rieobof itattgeflrnDell. 40
1tor 3. s.. @nr1 leitete Sen Iraller=
Dienit inn @altie l1no ol @ra6c.
gargtrager maren Bic &errelt Mlhert
Miepe, @inian1 Sage, Otto MSeisl1er,
8. Gari items, 81. Sebolot l1lo s. 6.
9Qtteripl.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-02
@eburtstaec ocntider 3ipnierc.

Srau 2olliie Nof BON 9iron .fei=
erte a1 geItrigen Gage fbren So. @e=
~burtstog. Sic lpltroe am 1. geobemt=
Der 1860 in Scott GpllntD ge6ore,l
nlto bat bier 3eit ibres 2ebens ge-
mobnt.
50 Sabre NOR oll1 eeltrigelt Gage
SEER S. S. &alrb bon 9lre @raB, So.
Ct 1a1rbe ont /. Nobember 1856 III
@ales6ltrg, ST., gebpren.
SEER Se11rp &armartb BON SO.
1916 Wain 5traBe feierte an geltri-
gen Gage ieil1en Is. @eburtstag. St
1purbe ot1 1. NoDer1ber 1910 in Oil
lin in @oebmen geboren ltno fam an
~. Mai 6es Sabres 1854 iiber Seem
Dorf ms 2ano.
So Sabre mar am geltrigen Sage
6err @m. Meper bon @alcptt, SSu.
|@r mltroe ant l.. Nopen1ber 1857 in
|5cott County, So, geboren 1uno fat
bier Belt ieines 2ebel1s gepobnt.
Sral1 emma 9an1am BON 8ltrant,
Sa., feierte ant geltrigen Gage ibren
go. @ebnrtstag. Sic mltrOe ont /.
Nobember 1856 in ct. 2pllis gebprel
IND fant III jl1ngen Sa6ren 11aA bier.
S. 6. Salter bon Dnpc11port, 81
st. SEQ. a, begebt ant lbelttigen Gage
l%leilren So. @eb1trtstag. ST Apur0e ON
II. 9epbenlber 1860 iii @ettenOprf
So, ge6orelt ilnb lbat bier 3eit ~Iei1es
2e6ens getuobnt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-02
@rpfc Misunderstanding

Sim fomrnenoen Spnnobel1o Mbenb
ft110et nj Der Mor0neit 3aperport
Illrnballe cine groBe Mben0lnterbal=
tltng Oes Ieuti6=M merifaniihen Gen=
traloereins 1tott. gus Blon5nllmmern
oes Nrogramms limo gortrdge bon
Sraat @il0a 80. Motf6ep ilber Sic
@efongenenlager" ll1o Des @errll
Sol. Setter, l.. Disqualification 0es
9eutidamerifanildel1 Natipnalbul1=
Des, p~orgeleben.
@err Seller bleibt iiber gon1tag lit
9ape11port. Sbm SIT gbren finoet ON
Sonntaa Nadmittag cine 5ibul1q
0cs e1tld)=Mmerifallii6en Central.
Derei1s ltatt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-02
|@eringe Anautitdt briugt
9inocrnng.
@pglbcfmntcr Ginmu1ncr ION @eit
2ibcrtp leste 3easnif al fit
Samlac. .

S1 eittem %abgege6enelt 9eridt,
Sen q. S. Stafford, EN- mobl6efann-
ter gintpobner Don @Selt CELEBRITY, SSa.,
abgegebert, erflart OerIelbe, ba3 Ell
.ld1rgere 3eit an Magenleioen unl
.l1nperoonlidfeit gelitte11, nn6 Ell
ourh Sen @ebrard bon 1arrlac nie.
Ser bergelteat mor6en lit, 10 6aB e1
cine meitere 6laide fal1fte. ST It'll
.langere Belt, 10 baB er Nadts nid1
idlafen fon11te, neil linn Die @er0a1-
ing feblte, 10 ooB bic gtabrnngsmit.
tel i'm Wagett einen 8er1peiungspro'
5eB ol1rdmadteL a%ritatt ben norma.
len Hro5eB bnrd5ltmade1. Sier'
o1r1 enttanben @ale 11n6 perurlad)
ten ibm groBe l1nanne6mlibfeit. 81
iagte:
ugonlac bi1ft mir. Sd babe MN
cine 6laid)e eingettom1l1ell 1lr,b falrg{
nit Ser 5lpeitell at. Sd litt an lln'
oerbaulidfeit, apeld)e Oltrb eitlen IN,
regelmaBigen Magensnltano berllr.
iad)t ml1roe. W1ein 5Alaf NOR I'M
regelmaBig nllo meir1 9lppetit ld}ledyt
SD fiiblte MIDI mirflih napaBlid
SSet,t fam i1 e1ien 1rn0 lblafen, f
.oaB id) altgel1ebm ruben fan11. @ls
'oiejern @rl1nbe en1pfe6le i) aufrid
.tig Ionloc nnb forbere Die 2eiben
Den allf, 0aslelbe 5lt gebralt6en.
8ailluc, sic Mei1ter-Me6i5in, mirl
in erpben Wiengen berfouft in 5d)le
gels glpotbefe, 220 meitlide 2. Str.
1abel1pDrt, oenn 0ieielbe fat number
Bare Geiultate %er5ielt. Ianlac lit eit
|Deittel gegerl Nbeumatisn1us, SEA
torrbleiben, Magea1, 2eber, 8erlto
|pfl,ng, sdlofloitgfeit, slppetitloiig
felt 1ll16 lit eih Geinfger oes a0rper
|5pltems. Qln5.)
Dr. gafcr, 8aHnar3t, Mbitate:
Buil0ind. Mr3.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-02

S11 giour Gitp lit porgeiter11
inn Sitter BON 70 aSabren SEER 9orace
@pcoff llaG lGllgerem &ranfenlager
Neltor6en. Ter GcrItor6elle fat Dor
iiber so Sabren 5uriif cine ,Snrm in
Der 0tafe bon Iril1ceton bepirtb=
lfaftef.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-02
2cbcnslatf Scs Gr1nurbctcn.

lSlllllS luiluG ullV 20.
M1ar5 1885 III Sttllntpa geborel1 unI
bot BORT falt Iein ga115es 2eben &C.
mofl1t. 2an9e Sabre arbeitete ct III
Der Nnloge Ser s. sc. Morreq Gad=
ing Company Don Sttl1mma. SS11 ei=
l1er 3eit Der @eidlaftsf lallbeit perlor
CT leilc Stele l1l1o arbeitete loOanll
als BARTENDER III ci1er @irtbidaft
@or u1gefabr IA Iagen fam CT nod
Davenport sum 8elld)c Iciner bier
mobllenoan Shmeltern. gr hatte be-
abiidtiat, ant Solua6ello g6ello I'M
1876 llbr nah Sttl1nnpa 5llriid5n=
fcbren. @ahrideinlid ober BOT CT
Die Nlbfa6rts5eit nid]t ridtig Der ta1l=
oclr, benn als ct gegel1 eff ltbr Don
ben Observation-Disclosures Der gagleS,
100 er 1ih 5l1lebt a~llf9ebalten bate,
allf 'bem @abnbpf erid1ierk lpar lem
Bug bereits abgefabrel1. l1cber 1ein
meiteres Ib1lt Don Ser 3eit, 90 Ell
bet @abnbpf pcrlieB, bis 5t Ser 3eit
30 CT bon eirem gead)barn blutenl
al1f bem StraBenpflaiter auf9efltnoer
lpltroe, lit ser Eolisei l1i6ts befalut1
l,1lo alle lire ~bisberigen gemiibltll.
gen, in 0ieier M%ngelegen6eit &larbei1
SIT id)affen, iirb bislang relltltatlos
gcmelen.
Nadbsm Gallagher aeidoiielt NOR.
Den mar, ricf CT laltt Tim @iiIfc. S.
&c. 9l15soro Don go. 1862 @eit 2.
.StraBe elite dls Grfter al1f sic @iilfe=
rltfe berbei. @era0e ols er a1f Der
S5enc erld)ielr, leiel1 5tpei perbadtige
@eitolten in ser &idtl1ng Ser 9(llep
oltlid Der &obrs Nading Company
Dapol1gelmtfel1. Ser lleberfaI creig=
nete iid) l1m 1876 l16r Morge1s.
pSie baben mid1", erflarte @allog-
fer belr bei0en bolb onrol1f I'M Noli=
5eialtomobil erldienenel1 GoIi5iitel1
Sanforo ltnb @ausldilo, lie periltd)=
ten MIDI ST b%erallbe,1, u10 elmer BON
ibnen bat MIDI geihoiiens." girer lei
bon %fl1r5er llno nnterlebter Stotur
9elpei e1 l1ro babe cine &appc getro=
gen, l1l1o Ser a1r0ere lei groB gepeier
ln0 babe ei1er 6il5hllt allf oem &opi
aebabt. 9l155ar0 benadridtigte Die
Npll5ei l1nb BEN Coroner.
5heriff 2o1lis gcf6arbt nnb Stills
|Sberiff Mari1tan 1l11ter1abmen in Ell
nem s(utomobil Streif5iige nod per=
|ldieoenen Nidtl1nge11 11ro griffen
n1ebrere peroddtige Snoipiouen ul1f
9lld BON Der Toli5ei mltr0el1 obt Der
oadtige Ser omen eingelief ert, bon Sc.
11en aber flint balb 1pieoer freigela1ler
muroen.
Ser grmoroete miro ii6erlebt bon
Der Mf1ltter, Tralt Marp Gallagher.
Die ii6 bier aleidfalls 5l1 8eilld al1f:
bielt, eil1em 8rllber, Ibomas @odag.
l)er bon Sttumlpa uno flint SdDpe.
ltern: Sralt 6. Malone, 14O21N
gSeIt 2. Str, Davenport, Trou 6. $
&ellp, S1t @eit 8. Str, 3aoenport
Sralt s. 8. @onf, Sttltmpa; SRI
@ruce l1nb Man1ie Gallagher, Sttum
lpG.
Sic 2eiha mllr0e 01trh Saligun'5
Sciden6eItattl1ngsgeihdit nod st
tllmlpa iiberfiibrt, molelbIt Sic geer0i
gllng ltnD Wellebllng erfoloen miro.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-02

EN .EHEE tEHNH- AUEA
WIet@e 90 of7se II. rWirb
5rau 2ebmann lire ebcmalige
Ureunoin, bic Steuerrdttn, pege11 Der
Wsrlelmoung, Die bieie iiber ite Derz
bre:tet bat, seridtli9 our Re9enI@aft
stc6cn?"
vgeri6tli6 toum, ober seru6tz
lid!"
- % Il + en- Der g reffe. Gin
BREEDER Gum &oGeseW: .9u, Goi,
Da les i6 eben, Ser 8antier Marer
fat gillette gema9t. 9a ite6ft 9u,
tpie nottpenoig es fir uns 1T, 3eiz
tlngen gu lefen. 8et Dem nollten
mir oob geruoe 1eute na9t etnbrez
hen!!"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-02
@aaaeber's Grmoromte.

@cl1te 9lbello Inn iieben l1hr finoc1
iii Trieoensridlter Ibil. 3altnl's 81.
lice cill Sl1Qltclt ilbcr Sen Spbesfal
pom ssar1es Gallagher, pcld)er olll
smmtaa friib IN Oer @caenn Ser 2.
ul1o Iillnpre StraBe Der &llgcl eiltes
Morobubcls SUM 9pfer ficl, ltatt.
Sic Goli5ci bat pprgel terll llllo &C.
itern ficberbaft an benz SAL gearbel=
tet llro lit SIT Dem Sd}lllb gefor1lnclt,
DOB Scr 30=iabrigc aus Gttnnnpa,
So, i~tan1n1clloe Sanes Gallagher
cntpe0er profeliionelle1 mlslpartlgelt
Strabcl1raltbcrn pOer hicliaen illngel1
9l1rldu1, oie iib irl Ser Molle BON
gtraBenrallbcrn peril1d,telt ltrlo 0el1
Shnb aus furdltiamcr 9Serpoiitat
abgaber, sum Spfer aefallcn lit.
gtapa cine falbe Stl1ltoe Dor bcIt
l1eberfau ouf Gallagher lpl1roe Der III
goo. 1031l5 gSeit 2. straBe mobnelt=
&c Iranf Hisler Don 5mei StraBel1=
ral1berl1, bon ocl1ell scr fleillcre linn
eiller Hcpolper pprhielt, oil Der gde
Scr @eit 2. lllo Mprtle 5trabe iiber=
fallen lt11o INN ieine @aoridaft be-
ral16t. Iie Goli5ei %perlnutbet, BOP
cs iid ltll1 eil1 nno oieielhen Strabelt=
balloelt. gl1d1 Ser a1 Irei=
tag slbel1o Don Smei 9anoitell iibcr=
s. &l1aad, oent 5pei Stra=
Bc1rG1lber iiber SIS ohnahmelt, lit
notwithstanding BON oenlelben &crlelt
ilbcrfaIle1 morDel1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-02

Dr. @afcr, 8aEnar3t, Mbitater
BUILDING. Wn5.l
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-02
&leine staot=M enigteiter.

gbte @anniheiot : MitteI, Sc
benstpecfer @al6 ullo Del. Giepe's
Ipotbefe. (Mn5.)
SSS1l ser 9oli5cimadc lpltroc &C.
1tern Ibclo Elm Scllter 5ertrilnlmert.
Scr llebeltbater lpar S%taotampalt
Carl $. 2an1bad)'s 9l1llcnbeibcr.
an1 lebten Iomlcrstoa fan1
5mild)el1 Ben bcfalnltcn Gl1hrelpicler1
Som GorgorNt, pan Gl~lllergreerl, Gin
Oreas Il,orcien nno Girls. Ira15cll
cin 9allcr= Glld)rc in Ser Ianiidlell
@riioeribaitsballe sum Ml1strag. Die
beioen Grltaenanntel1 gin9cll ais Sic
ger bel ocm Spiel bcroor llllo 6etrad)=
ten iidl baber als Observation-Disclosures
bes Gltd)re in Davenport, Nof IS
lallo uno Wolinc iolpie lrnIiegenoen
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sSsssIanoeSobn Carl 9arrom %feierte alll
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oes @ermanio Sangcrhors in
Der 3allild1ell 9riioerl haitsballe lci=
llen a. @ebltrtstag. Gub es oabei
~nergniigt 1nao gemiitblih berging,
braltdt bier nidlt belolloers betont SIT
aper0elt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-02
&pm Spoc a6bcrufcn.
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auber Ben gltera mir0 Ser Scr.
i~torbene il5erlebt bon ieinar Satin
5!pei ainoerll, 5lDei Sdsueitern mi
5mei 9riibern.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-02
Stepben Gilman lit Mebrasfa ge=
1tprben.

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eingela1tfenet Nabriht lit Serr Ste
pben Gilman geitern M5orgea Inn eff
l16r in ieir1em 6eim IN Galnp Gil
mont i1 Ser MdGe bon NeligG, Nebr.,
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ter, Jrau s. @. 8olli1tger ul10 Sralr
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oos arol1fenlQger oes @aters.
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Ser @elt int Nem @ampibire ulro lbat
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NOR elmer Ser erIte1 glniie0ler bon
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rem Miillere i=Sirr11a Don Som, Gil
man nnb Smlcotf. Mltd mar er 4sra=
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COMPANY BON Iapel1port un6 Weit-
.glie0 Ser Observation-Disclosures Der 6irlt
National ga11f. gsa6 Ser Nl1floiuna
Der ISirma 3om, Gilman mo Sar=
cod NOR or mebrere Sabre NIT Der
often 3aoenport Miaing Gompanr
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mebrere Iapenporter IN Camp gil=
nlur ouTgebaltcll. Die geadrid)t bon
Dem SpDe @errn 8illnalt's mllr0e III
einem BON @errn Gbas. g. &inot &c
lanDtcl1 S%elcornm1l1 %iibern1ittclt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-12
BURIAL TO BE IN BANGOR.
Funeral Of Mrs. ]. W. Hatch Held at Her
Home in Montpelier.

The funeral Of Mrs. J. W. Hatch, wife
Of the principal Of Montpelier seminary
was held At the Hatch home on College 4,
Montpelier, this afternoon At o'clock
Mrs. Hatch died suddenly last Sunday
night Just after playing the final hymn
for a religious service at Montpelier
seminary.
Rev William shaw, pastor Of Trinity
church In Montpelier, ofiiciated AZ the
service. and he was assisted by Rev.
George A. Martin Of ST. Johnsbury, who
vas pastor Of the Methodist church IN
Bangor. Me-. during the residence Of
Principal and Mrs Hatch in that city,
and hy Rev. Ralph y. Lowe of - johns
bury and Rev. T. W. Sharpe, both dis
tricf superintendents Of the Vermont
Methodist conference. Miss Eleanor y.
Sands. vocal instructor a. the seminary,
sang two selections. "Jesus Calls Us@
and 20 Love That win Not 1t Ne Co.
There were many horal tributes. The
l.odv viii b taken Tomorrow d Bangor,
where q funeral service VII b. held,
probably on Thursday afternoon.
Among thoss attending the funeral TO
aav were NJ. knd Mrs r. " Holland 0f
Holland this state, and Mrs. Homer Gay
af CalgnfV. B G.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-12
AuroIsr ROBBED OF DIAMONDS.
Held Up by Two Men, One Of Whom
Was Armed with Shotgun.

Spencer, Mass, Oct: 1.-Two mon
one armed with a shotgun, held up Mat
thew c. Adams Of 1927 Dean street
Brooklyn, at Sumner hill, last evening
and robbed him OF valuable stickpir
and diamond ring. in addition 60 small
sum of money that he carried.
Mr.. Adams, who was travelling from
Boston TO New York by automobile, was
forced TO make detour from the state
road because OF construction work now
going on, and just as be was turning
back into the main road was stopped by
two men, one swinging a red lantern
He was told BY the latter 20 hold up
his hands. and when he complied with
the order he was searched BY the other
robber.
After the two men had disappeared
into the shrubbery beside the road, Mr..
Adams drove on 90 Fast Bnookheld and
reported the matter 90 Deputy sheriff
TarBell. who returned with MF. Adams
10 Spencer and began an investigation.