davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-19
.. q. Hipnier=@ercim ppm Scptt
COUNTY.

Die 1elegaten oes 1el1tih-M meri-
Nionier=gereins BON Scott
Golr1tp fir ben 1eutid=M merifani=
lden Gentral-8erein bon 1aperport
l1no Scott Gplu1tp lilr0 sic ~folgenoen
9ouis 5iegfrieot, 702 Ginc Str.
4eter 8rebn1er, 327 lianore ct.
Ilbert 2e9lrbn, 723 @eit 2oclit
StraBc.
6. S.. gdroeoer, 3o3 Slt 9tate
8ettenoort Sa.
6. q. Side, -. rno Main Str.
@rn. Gabel, 1920 Murqltette st.
Sobn gdma11n, 4. 11no 8romn 81.
Gbas., 6rid, 1920 @cIf 8. Str.
Mm. Saler, 1920 8ra0p Str.
6ranf @olm, 1920 6ranflin Str.
M0olpb Sagge, 1Q01 @arren Str.
@uit @o6s, $50 SIt IS. Str.
Senrp &oos, 1649 2ibertp Str.
@bas. &eore, 1888 6arram Str.
Sobn 2aSrenb, 1112 @elt 2. Str.
Sobn sSreb Deeper, At 81. 5. ct.
Sobn 8crlpolo, 326 @ejt 3. Str.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-19
sSoiua 6ptel Mnuciatio,t.

An Der borgeltern itattgefunbenen
ttpention Ser Sutpo @otel Men,s
location betbeiligten li6 sic fo1-
l6en SotelbeiiBer aus bern stoatc::
8. 81. Cane, 3abenport.
III. sc. 5atpeett, Clinton.
9. $. MeGartbp, 8l1bl1que.
Samess IS. 9onabl1e, Collar.
Yerr nnb Srau $. g.. 5omers,
sll1liDa.
s. 6. 1apIor, @eoar Mopios.
5err unb 6rou 6ranf 9onoboe,
tlir gitp.
8: Miner, Dabenport.
II. 9. 4nrner, Soma Sans.
Did @raltper, 3%abeuport.
g. S. 5i1lefiel6, Dapenport.
4. 8. &ineslep, @aterloo.
Is. @olben, @oterloo.
4. S. 9arriion, Siour gitp.
ta. S. Moplan, @eIt 2ibertp.
n. .. Siegfrie6, 3es Moines.
Charles e. 9iernabfi, Mioz@eIt
lsl &eporter, Smaba.
o5eorgc SO. MauihD, Boone.
II. 81. &oi11igsberger, 9es Moines.
81. g. @rice, gilbert Nid & 60,
l:agc.
:. goupps, ellbert 9id & 60,
ago.
,pgcar 0elemitaot, Sobn 6. Mel1.
ster So, Chicago.
err lln0 Tral Mler Sobni on,
lerbiue.
6. S. Wrop, 6oro & 60. @p.
ute, Mih.
4. @. Sutton, Materloo.
$. 2aiprence, @aterloo.
lcrr unb 5ran 81. g. Mearfielo.
ID Gitp.
sarr uno Trau st. 81. @eiier un<
tel. 9es. Moines.
S. &alimlhoer, @aterloo.
leorge g. 3empiep, Dapenport.
Nn MiIp, @otel Montblp, gbi
unrp 5. @o5ll Sotel @orlo, gbi
%. ge,cyr, Gorrectionpil1e.
9. Oilers, Storm Safe.
.rr uno 6rau 3. g.. Sumter
les GitD.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-19
&efanntmadtMmg.

Mngebote mer6en entgegengenom,
EN- IN ser Office oes 5hulratbs bis
1900 l1br D%onnerstag, 8. Sep
mber 1915, fir bas Suus on Ser
sOmeitliden gde ser IL. unb Main
fttraBe, befant1t als sic Barrier Sic,
.'enre. Die @rulr6mauern miiiien
It oem 8ebau6e ertfernt merben.
g. 6. 8urrpms,
8oriiber 6es &on1ite5 fir S1ul-
@runoitiide.
E(gln5.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-19

80
Ser @eb. Rat b. 5. 8ufde,
Miliiter in Mlt=Sannober, tpies ben
Be1u6 bes preuBif9en @elonbten
5urud, neil ibm bic Tatbe 1eines
Mn5uge5 ni9t geftel.
9ie u 9ant;t benubtsn qer,1
PIE Ma9enipmb Der i'm ariege Der
Sa9ldnoer gegen lie gefofenen @o[z
oaten ais Irpmfeifeu, il aud bic
Des Sir G6arles Mfcgait6ie.
Per Frame @irofIs lit bag
arobilGe Mort fir ubie Niebli6s",
obipo6l Der Nnblid bieTs5 b16iten
aller mod lebenben Qanotiere ni6t
9eraDe liebli9 au l1ennen 1T.
EHTH 9f1E-H5.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-19
bes &ptarp Gl,1bs Scr 1rci
StGotc.
@rsilltg nod Dem 5diitenparf; Mlt-
tompbil=4ura0e.

9ie MotorD Clubs Ser 3rei 5taote
|balten am bel1tigen Gage ein gemein-
|ihaftlides Nifnif inn sbiisetparf ab.
Sic &otarianS BON Mpline periam=
1ncllt li6 lt1 ein l1br 9fadn1ittags
beim Manufacturers @otel, fabren in
al1tomobilen 11ad Nod Sslano inns
fommen NIT Sen &ptarial1s ser
5huelterltabt Mod Sslan6 nod Da=
;Denport; tpolelblt Iid eine grpBe Mlt=
tomobilparabe bonn 8ladbutpf Sotel
aus nad Dem 5diibenparf in @epe,
'gllng icben miro. 1as iplgenoe Grp-
granm miro sur Musfiibrlng gela1-
gen:
2:3O l1br Madm. ~ 8odipiel 5mi=
iden &otarian @ater nr1o 50bne.
500 l1br Mad)nl. ~ gaaipiel 5pi-
iden 8 ~gemablten spielerimlen BON
9fod Sslano un0 Mfoline n16 8 BON
9abenport. unprecedented Sol. Sou
2aibei.
$50 Bis $50:
/ 80 Iau5ieben fir oie 9rci
5taote Meiiteridaft. 9apenport ge=
gen Nod Sslano, Moline gegen Ben
@e1pinner. Midter: Sapgee Sir11ep.
2 80 50=Darb 2aufen fit @naben
bon 12 bis is Sabrcn.
3 80 25sOarb 2a1fen fir &l1a6en
bon 8 bis - Sabren.
4 ~ 15=Dsaro @ennen ol1f alien
fir &taben bon 5 Bis s Sa6<
ren.
5 - 10-g)ar6 Men11en alrf alen
fir N%otaria1s, 1S5 Nfl1to.
unb oariiber.
@ettldufe l1nter 2eitl1ng BON gil
ltn0 @arrD S5pencer.
:, 6 Safnrtpffel&enne11 fit Ma6<
den bon 10 Bis Is Sabren.
o SprlungzGennen fir Wedb6en
Bis 81 10 Sabre1, inter 2eitung Don
6iib 6ei11er u1b Sou Marfs.
s ~ @ar1reB &enne11, Came fiibrt
einen Serrn nit bcrbnn0enen M1ge1l
nm Sic &egel herl1m, lpeld)e 6 Sub
.DoneillalOer ltebe111 l1lter 2eitl1l1g
nan rgeemlpmeo1 Nebergau uno See
per1peo@ 9ert Galigan.
Nfeif en=aonteit. 9}lr fir
3amen.
10 - NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. (nl1r
'Iamen) 1nnter 2eitl1ng bon 8ia 9fid)-
ter lil1O 8ia 8oDge.
II 49, &ontelt in Standardization
|(nnr Mailmer), inter 2eitltng BON
@ebb Maion lt1l0 gfoB 8eeoee. Mid=
ter nod 81 ernel1l1cn.
12 Grader @ilen=&o11teit. 6rei
fir Ml1e.
10 49, aontelt in giiBforn=G lien,
fret fmr ane, unter 2citl1l1g bon gel>
ma S6mibt rnb @olorim Softer.
IA 80 &ontelt in Nogeleinl6lagen
fir 0amen, unter 2eitung Don @eans
|9anlien un6 Gus @eder.
10 @roBes 6inale.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-19
Clinton Mn5eiger iiber Sarrp Snll


Ser Clinton Mn5eiger bat iiber un-=
loren neutrality-suspicious. SarrD
&ulI, Ser iid fiir5lid in Clinton al1f-
BELT, Dos folgenoe 81 lagen:
8unoesabgeoro1leter Sun, on Sci
len 6abigfeiten, uns in @albimgton
gu pertreten, mir nien1als glaubten,
lit MN cine Strobp1ppe. $50
Gs marc mirflih an ser 3eit, bnB
iid nah fabigen Weanner11 l,tnz
iiebt. @iebt es in Der repltblifaniiden
Nartei mirflid fei1te11 SenrD go1l-
mer? 8enn ni6t, baum miil1elt mir
i'm 90 lud)ea, no er gu babelr lit.
Sdipadfopfe poue1 mir nidt in @a-
ibingtsn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-19

ldon cfrtig seltellt itno, iinosidon eins
gelallfen. Ser &ontraft lpirb balO berz
geben ipcrben nlt0 ion NIT Dem 9alt
l1pn i'm geptember beeornen perbe,1.
@as @ebdllbe lpll Biz Meuiabr inter
9a6 iein.
gom ipeitIid fabrenben Tai1agiere
5ue $50. / Der Mtltpolfee 8abn pllrz
ben AM snmsta9 bier Srant gietalt
geborise Gfcrbe iiberfabren ll,,b ipfprt
setootet iporoen, mas eineng erlllt ppn
$500 BIB $500 bebeutet. Sic gferbe
famen allf nitbts aufgefIatrte @eiie aus
Dem &ofe GERM Yietan's bcraus unb
alf sic 2anbltrabe. Sic giicnbabngez
ieuldaft lieB Ben @iebbof alsbeliern
lnb batte i'm nit gano bebedt, 10 baB
ote Gferbe auf bas @eletie eeIonsen
fonnten. Ser 2ofomotipfiibrer fonnte
tic nidt fritz 9enllg ieben, rm Ben 3ug
redt5eitig gum Nnbalten 81 brineen.-
9ud Spbn @rab berlur cine &llb auf
bem gabnseleiIe.
Ser a~dtldbrtse Spencer 3ubrob
tpltrbe samstag bon einem AutomobiI
geitreift nnb beilcite scidlenbert, trl1g
aber ~gliidlideripeiie feinc crnltliden
Gerlebungen babon.
Dbnobl CT ielber u,at
5me9r als 60 pfunb niest, nabm ser
u Sabre alte Mpipn Gotham aus
prairie on Chen, Wis, ben aampf
nit einem 50 pfuno faperen aotz
fti4 auf, oen CT in elmer 1eibten
Qaae, Die bur@ ben 3uriidgaag pes
Miiiii1ippi 5lufies BON oieiem aez
trennt lporben mar, norfano. @tipa
eine babe @tunbe tdmpfte. ser Sum
sc nit Dem 5if6ungetiinl, ebe es inn
selong, biefes outs 2anb gu 5ieben,
no er es bann t0ten tonnte. Ser
Seunse tit naturli4 auf feinen Sang
iebr itol5.
Der MeiIer d 10 m msr
Ropttdil Dalton aus Weaelad bat
278 Meni9en bas Aeben Qerettet.
Sn pielen 5ami:len aor.
1ltas iptrD fur bic Mdnner be11eres
groo gebaden, als fir Die Trauen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-19
3iDnseemcinoc an s. 1no Gaines
Gtrafic.

SIM fomnenoen Sonntug, Sen %.
Mugult, fdllt Ser @%ottesbienit in Ser
3ionsfir6e aus, 90 9altor 6. Sol
tern1al1l 5l1r 8erlommll1r1g Ser Soma
5pno0e in Clinton abpelen0 lit. 9lr-
tbur Mag11er miro ols 9elegat Sic
3ionsgelnein0e auf Ser 5pnooe per-
tretelt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-19

3l perfarfcm pber o1 permictben:
Gin bodgfeines 8tegel : @ebal1be an
8. StrnBe nnb a. Ibenl1e in Mpd
So 70 ND, ST., nit giinri6tung fir
n.Gplb Storage" i'm &intergebdube,
Banplab 25 bel rs SUP. Na15ufrager
ON Tlab. 900, a. Nbenue. @od Sc
ldnD. 12,1Bt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-19

31 fa,fcn scindt: Nlte Seberbetten.
gBir reinigen ebenfaIs S~eberbetten nnb
@ifien nnb MAIDEN Die 5riammenIegs
bare Seber Z @atra5e. smnitarD 1ca-
tier Waattrck & @ettubating g., S. S.
9oilaDal, Gig, 712 &arri1on @trabe.
Rbone Sab. 4797. 3OS,48t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-19
Mnaet8en fur
drbettsplate, 8erfanfe, 8erlnfe,
Wnht1mitnrtt efr

IN bteier @ubrtt tperben fiir einen EaQ
big 81 elmer @ode gu Sen na9folgen.
ben 8aten inierirt: 8iS 3u bier 2eilen
ooer beren Naum SOC, iiber bier unb
big gu a6t 3eilen $1.OO. Seine Nn1
5eise miro fir peni8er als 50c arge,
nommen.
Stir Steuengeiude tpirb Bel ein> bis
ledsmali8er Sniertion 25c berednet.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-19

Dte beliebten .9arDnnz
ger eGini a = It reifen" miifien
unbeDingt, ebe tie in bic Mdi9e einz
geleBt lDerben, gefpal9en reip. gez
briibt ner0en, neil Der Rongreb1tcff
gepDbnlt6 febr %einlduft, oas Wdihez
tud bingegen lnmertlld. DEM 5palz
paiier fiigt mon Gin 8lott @elafine
bel, pldttet banl Die no9 ctipas
feud)ten 9treifslt auf Der linfen 5eite
troden. Die Mrbeit fieDt bnnn sbenIp
buftig pie llclt aus. Dur4 bteie
tIcine Miibe erlpart man iib rem
Merger, INNER run5elige Wafhe 3u
hnben.
Man g1nubi in Der 1egtilpie,
einem fiinfli6en Nafernltoff, einen
@r1nb fir SUITE geflllloen gu baben,
beren Ginfubr aus i6reM Seimat-
lanbe Sr1bien burd ben Hrieg gono
unterbunben 1T. Der Wert Der
eingefii1rten Sut. betrna bisbe1
id6rliA ettpa 20 Miatonea @ollars.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-19

5t berntietben: 5 8immer mo6ernes
Stat; beibcs nnb faItes 8aHer; Sab
etc. 9ampfbei3ung i'm @inter. Mab3us
fraeen in Der Office BEG Ser 9emo,
frat"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-19
Seiratbs : Grlanbnifidjcine.

,Igomar0 S. Soff6ouer nn0 aloina
|broeber, 8lue @raB.
igllbin elmer Mutenbef, 2olt Ma=
n, Sa., nn0 Mabel @ilbelmina
lion, 9obenport.
Merle Nerpbert, can Ma-
!, Gal, llno gn1a 8oettger, Das
lpprt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-19

gcrlanst: g%erbeiratbetes gaar fir
& : Mrbciten. SIZE Sral1 bat bas
8oben su ~belorgen lllo ser Wann ml1B
I'M & belfen. Stetige Mrbeit llr6
gutter 2pbn. Nad5ufragen BET g. 6.
VulS1ter &. Gp., 112A ipeitl. 9ritte
5traBe. 19,18t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-19
@etterberid)t.

@oibineton, 10. slug.
Slit Sllinois: Iriibe Ionnerstag,
) .nnltetig 6reitag.
stir Soma: l1nitetig 3onnerstag,
{ Sda11er Treitag.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-19
&ettfeDertt

iperbellbnrd 9ampf gut n,,b Gilig &C.
reintgt. - 8cttiibcrsiige ,uerben getua-
fde,t nnb genabt, iutpic Matrate,1 gut
atsgc6cfcrt
@aitS @a9ncr, 1118 tpe1tI. 5. Ctr,
9abenport, Soma.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-19
2efaIu 8etter5utdA
Dnbenpprt. is. gl11a.

Dnbenport, Is. Mng.
s1lrbidnitts 8orometerlton6 1921
9surd)idnitts : Iemperatur . &C
5od1te Iemperatur bcl1te %
:aieorigite 1enperatur lebte Nadt 81
sormale Eemperatur fir SO
Sabre 70
burdidnittlide 6eudtiateit ser
l Suit !. So
sieoeridlog in "a gtunoen 600
sprberridenoe acknowledging go.
alieritanb INN Z l1br Morgens rs.
s. 10. @berier,
DfftA Betterbeo6ter..
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-19
@prtlpielcrei.

v@rotulire, @err 5dmi0t! STR
Serr 5obn lit ia mobl gum 2elttnant
moroell?"
u9aafe, ia ser lit aus Sem I'm
teroffi5iersl tan0 IN Sen Sffi5ierslln-
terltano periebt nor0en."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-19
Carl 9. @ober0

o~SS We ONWVSA
am Montas Ibenb I'M $3.50 l1br plobz
l1d I'M Sitter bon 65 Sabrel1. 2 Dto<
l1ate11 l1nb 80 Sagen ianft entidlaz
fen lit.
9ay aeidenbesansnib fin0et am
9pnnerstug, Sen 10. Mualljt. Nad,z
mittags 5tpei l16r, bonn ErauerbauIe.
Np. 1915 2eonarb @trabe, aus mad.
Dem Sairmpnnt Sriepbof fatt. !;
lin titles 8eileiS bitten Sic tiefbez
triibten @interbliebenen:
Srau &atbcrinc &pbcrg, oeb. @peblf.
8attin.
Srau emma @afcrt,
@rtbnr &ubcrg,
sSrau Msaggie McDcrs,
Srau 6. S. 9aaid,
&inber,
nebit g6tpiegerfin0ern ii. @%crtpanoten.s
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-19
}sxa@G D Y;e;gtI

relieve your indigestion. Many
pie in this town have used them
we have yet to hear of q case where
have failed. We know the for
q. Sold only by us--25c q box. 4
Carl Z eshIsssL
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-19
Mn5eisen.


Sreunben uno 8efannten hermit
Die tral1rigc Na6ridt, bab mein lieher
Wsann, nnler gutter Sater uno G6lpiez
%gerbater.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-19
Scnnis= s1trnicr i'm Sutino Slut.

Sc1rtS=S1trlttcf I'M Slft1ta Nlltb.
9os @eillltot oes 1e1nis= Curriers'
I'M Outing CLUB NOR Bis geitern Mit=
tag mie folgt:
6erren 1gin5elipie1.
Oliper Murrap ihlug 8. 80.
W5arfS, IS nnb GO.
9arolO GUST ld)lug s. gripe, g.
uno 60.
&orace Goberts idlng 1onalo
.Scott, 60 ltnb 81.
gomoro Sob iGl11g &obert Mc<
|@leaano, g. 11l0 81.
Sobn Saniien idll,g eugene
@allb I6-1 nn0 81.
&naben gin5elipie1.
Mm. McGmn0leB gerpom 0urd
Seller bon Mrtbur &npde.
Worton Morfs idlllg Soc Mcgar=
tbp, 6--S, 81 uno Cd.
Mllen 2l1sf i6lrg George Miarfs,
81 lnb Is.
&almm Goof ldlug &l,oolpb 9fid)-
ter, 6-3 lnD Cd.
- Dr. gafer, 3abnar8t Mbitofe,
Building. (In3,)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-19

31 berfa,tfe1t: Gin iunger gelbz
fDpfiger iprederber Gapagei. Gut
tratnirt nrb angenebm. 814h Sarz
riion ctr. i2,fWt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-19
Nte,u 8amptom.

ST.. g. sdilling febrte @omstag
bon Chicago 5lriif, ipp er nit Sen
silters Of tbe @plp Gboit cine aonfez
reno betreffs beg bier bon bieien gu err
ribtenben Soipitals bate. St fano
alls, baB Die s6tpeitern Elm biel gr0@
beres @pipital : G5cbdl1De erribten
iperben, als Tie lrlpriingli1 i'm Gimme
batten. 9as @eballDe ipirb 1875 bel 40
SUB grob iperben unb $4,000 biz
$4,000 folten. Nngebote bon Som
t%rattoren fir Den 8au, beiien 8lane
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-19
WaribaItp,u,t.

8ns @rlrnbfiid Ser alten 2enor
Wfadtne SO. nebif Ben barauf ltebe1z
Den Sabrifgebaloen lit lebten samsz
tag bon ben Solpa Spl1n0rp ans SUR
mace Borfs bon Repaoa, Sa., fanfli6
eriporben iporben, Bic lire Sabrif bier<
Der berlegen miro. 9aoltr6 ipirb Sic
8abt Der Silrnace Z Babrifen in biez
Ter Stapt auf 0rei erb0bt. Sic Qennor
Surnace 50. IN 6ieiiger Siabt lit Sic
gr0Bte I'M gan5en 2anbe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-19

Sim 9%[rbeitcrtag fommt i'm &iper-
iioe 9arf oas 5hauipiel Simple
Irutb" our M~uffiibrllng, an melder
175 Nerlonen mitnirfen meroen.
Die 8oriteIung miro i'm 5reien itatt-
un0 neroen Sic Site gen1aB
cines Mmpbitbeaters, int Salbfreis,
erridtet tper6ell. Naberes ipater.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-19

s. 30. Sberter,
Dffta Betterb0dter,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-19

gfpa Is 2eltte bon Sosltn ltn6
ltmgegen0, ~angefiibrt bon Ser Sius-
Dole Wilitarfapellc, madten geltern
eine Nropagan0as6abrt in Mrtomo=
bilen Ourh oas County fir sic sos
lin @usitel(ung, sic sort bonn "a. bis
~. Nugltit ltattfinoet. guBer Mo-
line mllroen oie folgen6en Srtl6af-
ten uno Sta0te beiubt:: Mlbanp, Cor
Sort 8pron, &api6s @itp,
@atertomn, gait Moline
l1n6 Mod SeSslan0.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-05-15

knows, who is just. a man who knows
what to do"
The crowd interrupted with q
tumult Of cheers, arose en- masse and
waved the Stars and Stripes. 1t was
a remarkable demonstration of ap.
plause.
II am perfectly willing" the mayor
went on. ito leave the conduct of the
great problem now confronting us In
the hands of our great president"
The mayor introduced United States
Judge Joseph Burlington and Secre.
tary Wilson Of the department Of la
Dor.
Secretary Wilson declared that new
citizens must do more than simply
obey the laws OF the United States.
Our passions must not be allowed
to overthrow our reason" he said. eff
we can without sacrifice of our honor
and dignity preserve our peace with
other nations. we shall be in a better
position to help them when the war
shall end.
Those who have taken the oath
of allegiance to the United States can
have no dual allegiance. Like you,
Mr.. Mayor. and the guests here to-
night, l am one Of those who was
born abroad and has sworn allegiance
to the United States"
Prior to the presidents speech NOV
ing pictures showing leading events
in the lives of Presidents Washington
and Lincoln were thrown on a screen.
a sudden. spontaneous outburst of
applause greeted the president when
he arose to speak. Every one pres
ent leaped up waving American flags.
Waves of cheers broke over the hall,
and falling. The president
bowed time and again. AS he rose
the band played THE Star Spangled
Banner"
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-05-15

The Rev. Walter Mitchell of Char
lesion was elected treasurer of the
new educational fund to be raised
for the schools Of the diocese.
Council determined to change the
organization Of the commission on
social service at the suggestion of the
chairman Of that commission. to a
more compact form, three men and
two women to be appointed by coun-
Gil.
A general conference of the st. An
drew's brotherhood men in council.
was held after the close Of council in
the afternoon and they were address,
ed by B. F. Finney, Southern field Sec
rotary. In the recess of council the,
Sewanee graduates held a conference
to devise means for securing more aid
for the University Of the South from
this diocese. .
tomorrow morning the council will
be taken to the Industrial school to
visit that institution, as guests of the
board OF trustees. The various cleo
tions of council will be held tomorrow
morning. .
This council has been the largest
and the hardest working body of the
representatives of the church that has
ever been held.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-05-15
GERMANY WOULD SHIFT BLAME
ATTEMPTS TO LAY RESPONSE.
BILITY FOR ACT ON ENG
LAND.
German Embassy at Washington
Transmits Note from Berlin to State
Department ut Washington In Which
British Blockade Policy is Charged
With Being Cause of Sinking of
Lusitania,

Berlin (via London), May 1O.-The
following dispatch has been sent by
the German foreign office to the Ger!
man embassy at Washington: y
Please communicate the following
to the state department.: The German
government desires to express its
deepest sympathy at the loss of lives
on board the Lusitania. The RESPONSE
bility rests. however, with the British
government which, through it's plan
of starving the civilian population of
Germany, has forced Germany to re-
sort to retaliatory measures.
I'm spite of the German offer to
stop the submarine war in case the
starvation plan was given up, British
merchant vessels are being generally
armed with guns and have repeatedly
tried to ram submarines, SO that a
previous search was impossible.
They car not therefore be treated
as ordinary merchant vessels. A re.
cent declaration made by the British
parliamentary secretary in answer tC
a question by Lord Charles Beresford
said that at the present practically al
British merchant vessels was armed
and provided with hand grenades.
Besides 1t has been openly admit.
ted by the English press tina the Lusi.
tania on previous voyages repeated,
carried large quantities Of war ma,
terial. On the present voyage the Lusi
tania carried $500 cases of ammuni
elton, while the rest of the cargo also
consisted chiefly Of contraband.
IF England, after repeated officia
and. unofficial warnings, consideret
herself able to declare that that boa
ran no risk and thus light hearted!
assumed responsibility for the human
life on board a steamer. which, OWN,
to its armament and cargo, was Ii
able to destruction, the German gov
eminent, In spite Of It's heartfelt sym
pathy for the loss Of American lives
can not but regret that America Eel
more inclined to trust to Englisl
promises rather than pay attentioffNt
the warning from the German side.
(Signed) Foreign Office"
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-05-15
SUNDAY H o PICNIC.
Fish Supper at Shaw's Lake for Visit
ing Lady-Social Items.

Mayesville, May 13.-The children
OF the Sunday school class of Mrs.
Robert A. Chandler were given a most
delightful picnic by their popular
teacher on last Saturday. A delicious
luncheon dinner was served at the
old Mayes place. The little ones were
given a pleasant straw ride over the
town both before and after dinner.
On Friday evening a number of the
young people enjoyed a fish supper at
Shaw's Lake complimentary to Miss
Rosa Green Of Columbia. Although
the weather was very Indictment. the
young folks enjoyed the outing very
much. The chaperones of the party
were Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Shaw and
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert A. Chandler.
DR.. r. fl. DuBose has returned n
town much to the delight &C his
many friends
Miss Rosa Green, teacher of music
in the Eastover school. snent tho
weekend with Miss Elma Mayes of
the same school, who visited her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Mayes.
Mrs. NJ. L. Lesesne and Misc
rankie Lesesne of Manning have re-
turne home after visiting MIR. and
Mrs. j. w. Thames.
Mrs. ]. R. Mayes has gone on a visit
in Clarendon and Williamsburg conn.
ties.
G'"
The Tuesday Afternoon Book C1ub
heid a most pleasant meeting this
week with Mrs. C. d. Coper. The
game of rock vas engaged in and the
of the guests prize was Miss
carrie Anderson. while Mrs. ]. w.
rhames captured the members prize.
"oth prizes We're handsome work
Delicious refreshments of ice
cream and cake were served.
The Rock club held a deliehtfuI
meeting with Mrs. Howard W. Coon
er on Wednesday afternoon and de-
spite the bad weather. there was
lutte a good crowd present.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-05-15
CHILDREN'S DAY SERVICES.
interesting Exercises at Mayesviile
Church-Stores Close Early
Teachers Reelected, but May Not
Return.

Mayesville, May 13.-On last Sum
day morning, very interesting services
were held at the Presbyterian church
in the nature Of a children's service.
After a she It session Of the regular
Sabbath school, the pastor, Rev. r. L.
Grier, made a short talk to the chill
dren which was very appropriate and
to the point. After this, the follow
ing pupils of the Sunday school, who
had become nine years Of age since
last spring, were presented with
Bibles, donated by the congregation:
Julia Wilkes, Margaret Bland, Mar
garet Cooper, Nettie Brown, Catherine
Mayes, Eleanor Crawford, Mary w.
Cooper. lola Hudson, Perry McElveen,
Rufus Weldon, Thomas Fort, Henry
Thomas, Eugene Taylor, and Ray
mond Richardson. Following this,
ltley Taylor and Miner Wilson re-
cited perfectly the first thirty ques-
tons Of the Shorter Catechism, which
~ SOiioAuSiCu qQlle an aCnl6VemSnt
especially before a large congregation.
The Sunday school Of his church is
at present one of the most largely at
tended ever conducted in the town.
The Rev. r. L. Grier will preach the
annual sermon for the Greeleyville
graded school on Sunday, the 23rd,
inst.
The merchants of the town have
adopted the early closing custom and
now all Of the important stores are
closed promptly at 6 o'clock. This
practice will continue until August 1.
The Mayesville schools will close on
Wednesday, May 26. 1t is reported,
but not officially, that none of the
present teachers will return for the
next session. although all have been
reelected. 1t will be very much re-
GREETED by all Of the patrons and the
public generally if they do not return.