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was running to capacity. Every ma,
chine was humming. Some one said
there is a larger factory of the sort in
Lubbock, and that it, too. was running
full hours.
where are the cans flled:" we
asked, innOcently.
Here in town." they told us. And
then, of course. a great many cans are
sent to Norway and Sweden to be filled
and then shipped back to u.s."
The harbor was as noisy as boiler
shop. Hammers were ringing on steel
in every shipyard we passed. Men were
ing great splashes of their national
colors on. them. Machine shops were
going. Tugs were hooting about. Half
a dozen of the dwarfed. stubby, load
carrying steamers that ply in the Bal
tic trade passed us, inbound to their
quays. Every one of them was loaded
down to the Plimsoll mark. They
moved as sluggishly as RATS under
their loads.
How It Is Done Is a Secret.
1t is certainly true that Lubbock
could do a greater business than she
is doing. 1t is also true that she is do
ing SO much business today that the
business men we met wore an air of
elation. One heard vague gossip of
the profits this man and that was max
ing. 1t sounded like boom times in a
Western Town.
How is it done?' we asked
All! That was something no one could
tell US. No one even tried to tell. us.
1t appeared to be a trade secret. But
some one recalled a story heard a few
days before in the hotel lobbies of Ber-
lin. 1t had been commented that now
and then one saw men of a bustling,
energetic, satisfied type hurrying about
the city. They were strangers. They
looked like commercial travellers who
were doing a good business.
They are" was the reply. ANY one
can sell anything in Germany today
IL he, can deliver :
1t appearS-in rumor-that deliveries
are sometimes made by quaint methods.
1t is said, for example, that fifty. train
loads of goods of various sorts are
sometimes rushed of a single night
across the frontier from Rumania. The
man who tells you the story makes a
suggestive motion with the finger of
his right hand. as though he were
slipping some body. something Then
he mods and looks wise and YOU nod
and look wise. There is more than one
way, it seems, of whipping the COM
mercial devil about the blockade
stump. One also hears complaints in
banking circles about a certain slip
periness to which the Rumanian ship
per is addicted.
"One has to- keep on buying them,
said one banker. angrily, land. half the
time they do not stay bought
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-18
Loses $32; Blames Pickpockets.

W. w. Sisson, 3715 New Hampshire
avenue, complained to the police that
pickpockets on a street car yesterday
afternoon relieved him of $32 in cash.
He recalled that he was jostled by
strangers while boarding a car at 9Th
and + streets. He discovered his loss
when he got off at 9th and Q streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-18
Police Blame Incendiary.

The fire department yesterday after
noon extinguished small blaze in an
unoccupied house at the northeast cor
ner of Sth and streets northwest. the
property of Somerset r. Waters. the
police believe the fire. was started by
an incenliary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-18
fessional enthusiasm. Its bully lit
tie plant"
Thousands of Frozen Carcasses.

Perhaps he had not been rehearsed in
what he was to tell US. We found the
same state of mind in all the men of
Lubbock. They talked to US as frankly
as though Germany were not at war. If
there is such a thing as a military Sc
cret in Lubbock it had not occurred to
any one of them. .-
II have $1,000 hogs. 1000 cattle and
5000 sheep now in the refrigerators,
said Weber.
That was interesting, but it did not
occur to us as important-except that
so much meat would certainly feed
good many people for quite a while
until we talked to the army officer VINO
accompanied our party. Then we found
out why the husky butchers who were
showing US through the plant all wore
military uniforms. The plant had been
taken over by the government. Its con-
tents are not to be touched before next
fall.
perhaps not then" said the officer.
I'VE may not need it until later
We went back to Weber.
rs the plant ,full?" we asked, artfully.
"Oh, no." said he. within the next
few weeks ! expect to get about 1000
cattle from Denmark and perhaps TO-
900 hogs and sheep. Then it will be
utIite full I"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-18
DIED.

BARRY On Thursday. July 15, 1915. at 10
pm after a short illness, NARY Z.
BARRY. dearly beloved friend Of the late
Rose Kleiber.
Funeral Monday. July 10. from chapel OF
j. william Lee. 332 Pennsylvania avenue,
thence to st. Aloysius Church. where mass
will be. said at $50 am. lnterment Mount
Olivet cemetery 49,
CLINTON On Saturday, July IL. 1915. HATTIE
NJ beloved wife of James ]. Clinton and
eldest daughter of Katie and the late Wiley
Solemn high mass at St. Dominic's Church Tues.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-18
STAMM ERING

For many reasons stammering should be corrected the
earlier the better Come Summer School Atlantic
weeks vacation Pure ocean will strengthen
and build I'D he nth Somefun too. Many years study
ard extensive teaching has given me thousands of re-
liable cures snd Interest fssture Of
srsstsst v.se Interesting free
= A. BRYANT. N. PRINCIPAL; School For Stsmnerns,
Il West goth street, York, Atlantic City. 4. !.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-18
Train Loads of Food Each Week.

1t didn't seem to occur to any one to
deny that trainloads of food were COM
ing in from Denmark and that ship
loads. were coming in from Sweden
every week. We went for a ride through
the harbor. Tied to every dock were
ships with their national colors painted
in huge stripes. on their. sides. that the
men in the. coming towers of the sub
marines might know them for friends.
One ship, had an English name; and
some one said that she had been cap
"oh. nc" was the reply. "She is a
Swedish ship. She makes regular
weekly trips" -.
We wenttto factory where cans are
salmon and sardines and the like 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-18

Joseph A. Holmes. former director of
the United States bureau of mines.
Operations at some of the mines were
only suspended for a few hours while
at others, all day. The Pittsburgh ex-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-18
MARRIED.

HUTCHINSoN-LAPPIN. On Saturday. July L.
1918. at the rectory of St. Peters Catholic
Church. by the. Rev. L. ]. Weidenham.
KATHARINE FRANCES LAPP1N and
BERTRAND HUTCHINSON Of this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-18

Good heads prevent wise men and
pins from going too far.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-18
Mine. Closed During Holmes Funeral

PITTSBURGH, Pa. July 17;-Many
mines in western Pennsylvania and
West Virginia were closed during the
funeral today in Washington OF Dr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-18

look like tires which have
them. But there's enor-
nous difference in the
average service. The
only way to get all these
extras is to ask for Good.
year Fortified Tires.
Any. dealer will sup
ply you. tssz,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-18

pertinent station of the bureau OF mines
remained closed all day..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-18
REPORTS ON CONDITION
OF THE RESERVE BANKS

:. The weekly statement of resources and
liabilities of the federal reserve bank al
Richmond at close of business July Is,
as made public by the q federal. reserve
board yesterday, is as follows.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-18

Despite these extras. Goodyear prices
have come down and down. This years re-
duction will save our users about FIVE mil
lion dollars, And that was the third reduc-
ton in two years, totaling IS per cent.
Consider these things. Most Of them
are hidden features. Tires which lack them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-18
What Extras Cost

1t will cost US 100000 this year to
make our All-Weather treads double-thick.
Many anti-skids are merely regular treads
made rough. :
Goodyear Fortified Tires contain FIVE ex-
elusive features employed by no one else.
They contain other features which are rare.
These extras will cost us on this years out
put S1,635,O00.
Our latest improvements, just added this
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-18
Let Us Find Out

We argue for the utmost in a tire. II
others give it they deserve your favor.
If they skimp their tires they don't.
Profits are small now, competition is fierce.
Tire prices have dropped fast. Only mann
moth outputs can cope with present condi-
tons. So these are times to scruhhize your.
tires
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-18
Are They Like These?
Have They Goodyear Extras?

one loose treads. One means extra-strong
side walls, one extra fabric protection. One
makes the tire secure. One involves much
added rubber.
Our double-thick All-Weather treadm
extra wear and enduring grips.
These things save our users many times
their cost to US. They gave Goodyear tires
top place-have held them there for years.
This year they are adding. thousands to our
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-17

ldiden hppIle,t meroen gebeten, oieiel.
ben ain 9ienstag id)ifen 5l1 tpollet.
3ieie ain6er mer6en Dan1l am 4al11=
Io1lntag fonfirmirt.
Sic gbangeliide Spno6e bon Rorb
Imerifa, 81 Der audi nniere @en1einbe
aeb0rt, feiert IN bieienp Monat ibr
75iabrlides Sllbilaun1. Sn alien
aird)en meroen Sllbilal1ms : @ottes-
oienite gebaltcn meroelt. Ier, Sselt-
@otteSoienit in 11ierer @emein1e
miro am Sonntag, Ben IL. Sftober,
%abgebalten merben, 11no meroen olle
Ieutid)en bcr5lih 81 oielenr @ottes-
9bienit eingelaben.
.1as Observation-Disclosures am let
tel1 Sonltag IN oielem Mo1lat qefei.
ert nperoe1t. 81, gerbinbl1ig NIT Dem
t8ottesoierlit finbct Die 5eier oes beis
ligen Menoma6lS itatt.
&err uno 6roll @obert @agner
bon Ser %. StroBe iino 11ad) elmer
Ied1sfpodiaen Reiie nod a%alifornien
ll1lo Dem @elten mieOer bcimgefebrt.
Sic @enannten baben Sic MusltelIuns
in Son 6ranciseo nno alloere Se-
bensmiiroigfeiten beiudt uno iino
lebr befrieoigt iibcr lire @eiie.
Sic 5dpllfinoer Ser oiIentlide11
Sdlulen baben tpabrelro Ser lebtelt
@od)e $197.44 gelport. Gle Satp-
tbor1e Sd)llle NOR oieies Mal NIT
$3.50 OIL crlter StelIe.
I Sic @eer0ig1nm ser oerltorbenen
Iorotbp &eib fal1o geitern Morgen
llm 10 l1br bonn 5rauerbouie, 1882
SO. strabe, aus anf penn Galparp
.5rieo6ot ltatt.
SEER Ssobn &u,ltoo1L General Ma=
rager Der Tri=@itpN Moilnap So,
n1adlt bcfaimt, SOB Ser stnBcnbabn=
ioienlt 5apiid)en 6od Sslanb unb 500
line elm nod beiierer nn0 pra5iierer
meroen ipn. Sic 5deoule ion cine
gellal1ere lperOen, al1d lolleu mc6r
sStraBenbahmpagen inltaairt Der0en.
Bier 11eus Gnrs Iollen betriebe11 mer<
0en 5lpilden Der IS. 5traBc, Mod
SSlano un0 Moline init fiir5erer 3mi=
'idenpaiie mie ibisber. Mnoere Stree
cfen erbaltR 0enielben 1ienit.
Die ofTentlid)e slbenoidmle miro
om fomnenoen 1ienstag Mbeno, 10.
Sftp6er, eroffnet meroe11 lu1b bon
Damn on jeoen 9ienstag u1b 3ol1=
nerstag Mbenb mdbrenb Ser @irter=
monate meitergcfiibrt meroen. 8e=
ionoers iou Sremolanoern Sic olle=
rifaniide 5prade gelebrt meroen To-
apie ale ~notbigen 31peige inn sdpll=
n1terriht. Cine gintrogsgcbiibr bon
$1.O0 miro erboben l11t0 SIS fir BET
gat15el1 @urlu JUS. @e9en 1labere1
Mllsfllnft frage man Dor int Ma,1llal
slrts @ebaltoe oes Sags iiber lo1pobl
apie Mefbs.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-17
aurioie sdlatnm= Sudflut.

Muf Dem Boitmege fommt aus
-Suneau, Mlo5fa, bic erlt tie &unbe iiber
cine m%erfnurbige 56lammz6 pdflut,
iple lie nur lebr ielten borfpmmt.
Sic ereignete ii6 bereits I'M MugaIt
1915, aber in elmer fir Sen gcrteEr
lebr entlegenen 8eserD, tpes6alb lid
Die y}a9ridten iiber lie nun langIam
berbreiteten.
% Msilen lanbeinmdrts bon
gaines ag5 liegt om G6ilta; Jlub
oaa Snoianerz3or aIutnan. 21a
Meilen binter oieiem 9nrfe, bod
spti6m ben 1yip?sln Ser 8erge, hez
finoet itf Gin u%langenbes 5al", ODER
ptelmehr cine ~1ngebeure notirti9e
Boiple, pel9e ollr4 iTge1lo einen se=
palttgen @let1dsr in Iebr feraer
bprgel9i6tli9er Set, pd5reno Der
groben gis9ang : peripbe, ausgeh9blt
poroen 1T. Den NbfluB BON pielel
8onle nin1mt Elm tleiner 5trom ouf
ipel6er mitll1rter bon Jelsgeitein ga1l;
Dsritopft miro, foOaB Bic Mailsr psiiii
iibertreten. giner 59lamm= 5pdflut
aber. lpie es bic nu9itebenbe mgr,
fpnnen ielbii Die befannten Glteite1l
2eute III Rlutpan iid ni9t entIrl-
men. Sine n%ebelbafte inoianiIde lie
berlieferung ipridt 5ipar bon eil1sln
d9nliden 8prfuu unb Der 3erltorung
elmer gan5en Srtiaaft.
gs mar orei Sage lang Elm He9en
9efauen, pie er beinabe Der Srppenz
Regionen miirpig eefpeien lpare, ullo
Die Sdlu9t bes fleinen 5trpmes mar
u5um plaBen" poa BON Wo1er,
@4lamm unO Ger0uiteinen, bon iez
mem Sodtul uno ben 8ergsipfAn
gefommen. glDblih, 5pii9sn 2 ullo
3 l1br na6mittags, b0rten Die ginse=
borenen Elm ti9fes rumpelnpes lno
Suglei9 ein f9arfes 5ermulmenoe5
GetD1e III ben 9Dben, - uno i'm
na9iten Mugenblid 1aben lie einen
grpben 5trom bon @alamm ben
Ser9rllden berab19ieben uno li9 un=
mittelbar na9 ibren 9etmen gu mal=
sen. Mit elmer @9neuisteit BON etpa
8 Meilen PRO @tlnoe bate Der ul1z
beimlide @trom iebr balo 2A Mei=
len 9urdmeFer, rlnp in elmer greite
pon-.etina 100 SUB uno elmer SDhe
pon nale5u 10 SUB i9oB er in oas
Sprf binein! gr rt6tete rielige Ser
beerung an, seritDrte Die gdrten, tiB
groBe 9pl5Dprrate meg, pelhe Die
gtngebprenen geiummelt batten,
brang ielblt in 9Dber ltegenoe Sc
bduoe, uno in Der 0ffentliaen 59ale
beoedte er ben S%tubenbpben NIT elner
9dtAt bon 59lamm unb 5teiner
5pei SUB bp4,
Nur etiua Is Minuten nauerte oas
gan5e ieltiame 9dauipiel, - 1obaIr
aber oas Moher obse!aufen mar,
puroe Der @6lomm il bart, 0ab Ell
nit @piBa9ten oufssbro9en merpen
muBte,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-17
MiilGan nnb M}arsarctbc
Saralt, NH Splntag, sen "a.
Sftubcr, I'M Strncr Spern=
fats.

Ee N.st.Hf# tEa4
ml1roe. s., Irodtuiberp mlrroe Surd
Den A1prau allf oas StraBenpflaltel
gelporfsr ltno idpner5lid oerlebt, il
'oaB ct nod Oe1tl 5toOtbpipital iiber.
meroen mlBte. Madioem e,
bier bon cinem Mr5t in 9ebanolune
.gelrolnmelt .1por0ell par, fpnnte el
nad iei'Nnt @elm iibarfiibrt lperoen
Der ggltri9e Cog Iop 5l,m @e
afen oes 8et6anp 9ein1s tit iehr er
folgreid) berlultfel1, 10 BOB cine &c
trad)tlide Sltmme geIal11ll1elt merOer
fonntc. gini6lieBlid bes Iag=0at
iii &of Sslano, @oter1rpn unb Gil.
bis miro Se1n .Sttltitllt eille Sllnlt1t
bon ane6fyrcn tal1ieno Collars iiber,
geben meroen foi'll1elt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-17
9m !
R&SAt..ssMkMAs&

@em ipir bon 9ocabontas ugmofe<
lcB" aoblen ipredger: IN @oben Gle
lie barber nad8eeadt, BOB oies Sic
ein3iae 8eidfoble lit, ipeld]e pbnc Sra<
sc Die 9telle Son traer1b ciner @artz
fpble eianebmW fattl1 n,b manibmol
iibertrifft2 giSbt feline gdladcn; @ie
baben ein idnsueres Sel1er ll1o Site
ieoen Morsen. aein 8a1dJ; tein Rul
rnb balt Sellel, ldai1ger obne aufiidt.
Sizes lino gboKnden. @tallben Sic
ni6t unlerer gcbauptung, probiren
Sic eine Sonne unb iiber5el1een Sic
iid lelbit. Sic Soften iinb fpeniaer.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-17
8tint aatltr.
Mntisn3 bcs babiid;en so5ialbrmofratcu
Scnbrih.

Scr baSiidc gn5iaIbemo.
frat Mllton 6enSrid 1bilber1
in Dem nadlfulgcubm Irtis
fcl, clue 3llalnnlcntlulft mil
bem9icidD5taIl5ler mn mn Dem
&ailcr. Sic Sdilncrung bcl
BcrIpn bc5 Aailers lit ell
GercDtcs 3cll9ais nnil pen'
, ticftm unh nadbaltigcn Giuz
brnd, Den Der pberitc &rieo5<
Gcrr auf Den Sp6ioIremptrns
ten 1elnndlt bot.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-17
8or tur5em patten

- 8or tur5em patten lid)
unneit elmer i'm 8reiie Sniterburg
%gele9enen JDrlterei in einem getrei.
oetsloe orei BON ibrer ldnplsben Dir
.osttsitslls entlpihene ruliiias ariess=
getungene %perborsen gehalten. DIS
Die Jrau nes 5ur5ett i'm Jeloe lteben=
Den 5Driters pappn serfubr. nobm lie
Elm selooenes @efpebr hires MSonnes
uno mohte iia allf Sic @erfolsung
Der 5lu4tlinse. DIS bic Hui1en Der
MlftorOeruns, ibr @erited 5u perlal
len, ni9t 5pl9e leilteten, CAB Sic JDr=
l@tsrtrou mebrere 59red l6uiIe ab,
%lporauf oie Nufen bsrpprtamen uno
.lta 9etungen gaben. Na4oem Die
tatpere Jrou bic aiemlih perbungsr=
ten Musreiber nit Speiie uno 5rant
oerlehen bate, beouftragte lie i9ren
Spl5metiter nit oem Sransport nQd
Der StaOt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-17
MeueS aus Mnstatinc.

Ole 1rel1e' stobtbaue, melde irber
100000 eefoltet bat, miro mabr-
Iid)eillid III l1ad)iter MaodJe bent AN1=
.blifllm sur Snipcftion eroffnet lper=
.oe1t. @abreno ser Iebten Mp6en
1pllroen. Sic lebten glrbeite11 IN Sen
perid)ieoe1ell 0ffi5en ol1sgefilbrt.
Gas @ebal1oe nadlt ciren inlpplar=
ten gin0rud mno gereidh Ser Stabt
WSuscatiae Slm @urtbeil. 0as Sc
baltoe mar brgeltcrn Mbeno mdbreto
Der @ala=@od biibih immtillirt uno
|mod]te eil1el1 sor5iiglxlen ginorud.
3ie bfeiigen &olln1bl1sritter tn
ltallirtcl por9eltern Mbeno III ibrer
regcllnabiaelr 5itlntg 0ie nelllermiaibl-
ten @eomte1 fin oos fo1nnle11be Sabr.
|gsod Ser @eiddftsIieul1g folgte eil1c
9elellige l(nterboltllng.
Der % Satire alte @er11er s(rel
lit cine Der ausnabmslpeiien 4erlo=
l1er, mcfde ,oas 6er5 auf oel1 redtel1
Self baben. @1ibrelro eiller Sibll1g
Der Central Soma @oareotmtbilde1t
Weaoe5iniid)en &ereiniaung npltroe ser
M}dlm eiter lll1teriudylll1g unter5p=
gen ltllb Ourd Yriiilu1gcn feitaelteut,
Dob ser Mann anbers aeborel1 mlroe
mle Die meilte1 Menld)ell. glrel er=
flartc, hab ct lett ~leirer @sbllrt iid,
Der better @cillnobeit ~erfrellt tbahe,
ober Dob CT III feiner @erliderrnngs-
|gelellldaft a%l1fgeronlinclt noroel1 lit
|apegelr ocs oWlibarifts" ser Matllr.
u&i0" 9eoble, M%l,scatil1tt's Griae
|Iigbter, Ser mcaen Mnroes inn sNsolre
1902 SUI lebcnsla1lalider 3l1d)tbal,s-
halt pernrtbeilt ml1roe, miro ont 90.
8eaenrber aus Dem 3ltbtbaus i1 Sort
W}aoiIon e~ttlaiien mernen. Ger Mall,t
|sbat Die Narolc erbaltclt, lpcil en- lid)
ieoerscit gut hetraaen bot ltllo feilte,l
A11laB 81 &logc gc9c6en bot.
Die characteristics bes grioauns
9lllilleb College fillOet ON 1onners-
tag Nbel1o, 81. 9ftober, itatt. Die
'%oiesiabriae @laiie tit cine b~eionbers
soblrcld)e. Ger 4rin5ipal 9. M.
@rpont1 miro oic @alptreoe balten
11lS Ben Sdiilern sic 9ipIonm iiber-
geben.
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Gin aoblemaqnn ron s. Tradten.
berg bon bier mllroe geitcrn ru1, eli
1lem Nroipect Strabenbahmpaacll fait
ganslid bemolirt, ols berjelbc ron
oem 5traBenbabnhpugen an Ser 16.
StraBe un6 90. glpe,ule aagerannt
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-17
Ra9 al benz @9peren tam 2eidz

Ra6 al Dem @dperen Tom 2eids
tes unb !5armloIeS CUR Spra6e, uno
i'd ourfte aus Ser S9tpar3nalo6ei=
mot uno bon meinem alten BergaIDl,
oem 5eloberg. er5dblen. Die gdllme
raul often in Dem ipnnigen Gorten,
bic 3eit %persing, i'd nuBte nidt pie,
uno auf einma1 nor es Elm lGr unD
0nen55eit. Die @tunOen maren rold
%pergongen. No6 Elm 0dnoeoruq,
o1esmal fat i@mer5baft ber5li6, uno
oann 9ins IS NIT Dem &analer, Der
lat pabreno bes gau5en @elprdd5
alS 3ubDrer .anpeleno NOR. auriid
gum Sous.
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Neues au8 W1Dlint.

gn Sen Solgen zines Sdlaganfa1~
leg %geltorben lit oorgeltern Meno lltl
$50 llbr in. Der 9eod)barldaft lei-
mes @mries, 1919 90. 5trabe oabier
Der y Sabre alte Sans Senlen, Der
bcim Sol5iagen beldaftigt mor. Mie=
1nal1o NOR 5lge9elt1 als CT ben Sdlag=
a1fan erlitt nnb ml1rDe er ipqter als
allfgefunoen. Ser Mal1n er=
lit ld}on Dor 5pei SSa6rel1 einen
iSdlagnnfau u1rb apar er felt oieicr
3eit %franflid). Coroner MeDers Dielt
eine 2eideTdnll ab, melde ergob,
Dob ser Mam on 0en 6oIgsll zines
SbIagar1falles %scitorben lei. Ger 10
ploblid Gerltorbene mr1roe I'M Sc
5el1ber 1S43 it Morapegelt ge6orel1
ll1,o fam inn Sabre 1878 ms 2ano
ans gleid) nod Decline. gluBer lei
.1ler 6ralt bitterlaBt ct 5qpei Salb=
ldJpe tern i'm olter @aterlanoe. Sic
8eeroiguns iinoet am 0ienstag Mad)-
mittag bonn Srallerbal1 le aus a1f Dem
&ioeriioe 6rieobof itott.
@eil ct bernltl d)en6e @etrG1lfe in
leinem Soteli (Gllropeon @otcl) per=
sforft .batte, muroe sSsobl1 SS%aniesfie=
1pic5 9eltern bonn Noli5eiridter 81
$3.50 Strafe nnb Soften pernrtbeilt.
Die 8eldJmorel1en marel1 ahpei 5tnn=
Den in @eratblrnu unb fallten banll
ibr l1rtbeil. 1ies lit Sic bod1te bis
jebt %perbanate Strafe in nerlei Sill
len. Die &oddtitrafe lit 5000 lnb
Die Miaoeititrafe 500.
Die @eeroigurm 1es p~erltorbel1el1
Seslie Salt, Der on einem &irnba=
denframpf aeltpr6en lit, fil,bet bel,te
gtadmittag bonn Miiillion Tabernacle
aus auf oem Nipcrlioe 5rie0bof itatt
9is lett lit Der bon ei,,ern Bug
smiid)en Golona 1,ro Carbon glifj
,%getootete Mann nod nid)t ioentifi5iri
aporoel1. Mnn niar1n1t an, ooB es eill
qepiIler gb @raio11 ODER gra ler bon
3nlutb, Mim., it, Der bon sort felt
ei11i9er Scit heridyml,noen lit. Ser
Wa11n ion abaped}lelno III Mod Ssss-
lono inns Moline ~gearbeitet boben.
Coroner Mepers bielt geltern eine
2eidenldalr ii6er ben &6irpcr ab, mel
die ergab, Bob Ser Mam ourh eirle11
9obnunfaa aal ieinem Gooe gefom.
m1et lit.
Gin &oblemapen ron $. Tradten.
berg bon bier lpllrbe aeitcrl, ron eli
llen1 Nroipect StraBcrbabmpaacn fat
ganslid) oemolirt, ols berjelbc ron
Dent 5traBenbabmpngen an Ser 16.
StraBe nnb 90. glpera1e a~ngeranni
L2rT
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-17

Die @eeroiautg oes perltorbencll
2eslie Salt, Ser all einem &irmba=
%deuframpf aeitpr6en lit, finoet beltte
gead)mitto9 bonn Miilllion Tabernacle
aus auf oem Nipcrlioe 6rieobof 1tatt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-17
Seirotbs : Grlau6niBid)eine.

George sSsallles 2afle, ct. Souls,
Mn., uno Sri. Mlice Grace Mrelion,
Molil1c.
@illiom Mlbcrt aoeIter uno Sri.
Selen Marie Stopping, Hod sSSlam.
Mlricf Sobnion l1ltb Sri. Soiepbine
Slloll, Moline.
6ranf SIS. &11mmel, Moline, l,,1o
SRI. @tbel Mpers, Gibbs.
@arolo s. Barr, Chicago, 1lno
Sri. @aalO Comes @iller, Moline.
Gle Better BON Sausbootel1 dn1
Stub Der "a. StraBe li11o bon N}appr
Mogpnpdyie benadridtigt morocl,
Dob lie ibre @o,sbopte sort gu ent-
f@erl1ert ba6er ll1O iid ei1len anoeren
Nlab an Ill1bufer fiir ibre 5lrfii1fti-
&c 6eimatb aitsiulhen miilieu. Die
SMlsbopte lino in icncr @egeno il
5ablreid1, DOB lie 81 einem @emei1l,
ld)aoen gemprOen limo, 10 DOB Ser
&otl1mall0unt Der 9lrienal Sl1isl, Sol:
9lrr, Den M}aDor erllld)te, fir 0ie
gel eitigrllg oericl6el1 81 iorgen, mos
iebt geidebena lit.
9altor s. s: @olf bon ser oeutlbeu
%epangeliidpen 6rieoensgemeilloe u1adt
befannt, BOB Ser aoniirmanoenu1tcr=
ridt %begonr1eu bat, llnOl 5par merOen
Die Stunoen Sa,n Iienstog ullo 1rei.
tag nad Ser Sdltle, bon 4:30 bis
$50 llbr, gebalten iperben. glteril
Die ibre Sinner I'M Sen llnterridJ
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-17
Scenes aus @od Sslanb

0nrd} 9aitor Glt. Milbel1n getrallt
apnroen aei1ern Raqpnittae Serr @il-
lpalm aaGcrt Scooter n1lO Sri. Selen
&loppillg, befalnte jllnge benti6e
2eutc BON &od Sslan0. Die Gralt-
lll1g falto int 6alie oes Galtors itatt.
Mls Iralt5ellaen flngirten Serr Sob11
Scooter uro Sri. Bertha 5daporb.
Ser 8rdntigam lit in Der 6abrif ser
9lofc Specially SO. angeltellt.. Die
Nellpermdblten meroen iid)'an ser 90.
StraBe baaislid nie0erlalien.