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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-08-09
The Editors Vacation

San Francisco is in some respects
a wonderful city, especially when
one considers how it has emerged re-
habilitated from the great disaster
that laid such large portion of il
| in ruins. 1t is a somewhat larger
city than Los Angeles, though not
growing so rapidly, nor seemingly
imbued with quite SO progressive a
spirit as its sister city to the south.
| Los Angeles is swift. You can buy
the Sunday morning paper any time
after Z or s o'clock Saturday even
ing, whereas in San Francisco you
don't get your morning paper until
about O'Clock the night before. 1t
must he quite comfort to be able
to take your morning paper home
| with you as you go to supper the
night before.
One of the principal attractions
which San Francisco has to show
her visitors is her Chinatown. a
large section Of the city where the
almond-eyed Orientals have their
residence. No one thinks he or she
has seen San Francisco unless tour
of this section has been made, and
at night the business houses, res
| taurants, etc, of the principal
streets are crowded with tourists,
under the chaperonage of guides.
These folks, I presume, have delic-
ious little thrills of terror, and
fancy they are doing something real
dangerous and devilish; but can t
help but feel that the slant-eyed
shop-keepers who hold up the WISH
tors for two prices for every article
purchased are laughing in their vo-
luminous sleeves at the gullibility
of the Melicans. There are two
Charlottesville one the rubber
neck tourists inspect, and the one
back of and beneath that which is
offered for inspection, and to the re-
cesses and mysteries of which only
the very few initiated ever pene-
trate.
The trip up Mt. Tamalpais is
worth while. 1t Is made by way of
what is known as 1.-The crookedest
railway in the world" which winds
and doubles about the mountain side
until the visitors are landed at the
hotel on top. The view on a clear
day is very fine, but on the day |
made the trip clouds upon which we
looked down obscured large part
, of the scenery. The trip is made
from San Francisco. the mountain
summit being about 25 miles from
the city.
Hotel accommodations in San
Francisco are plentiful and reason
able. At the principal railway ter
minals the Panama Pacific EXPOSE
tion management maintains bureau
of information, which will give the
traveller reliable and impartial ad-
vice as to the hotels, and will di-
! rect one to such hostelries as have
available rooms at the price which
! he may desire to pay. San Francisco
restaurants are famous the country
over for excellence and the reas-
onableness of their charges. A visit
to the Exposition, therefore, does not
entail very heavy necessary ex-
penses. OF course, one can spend as
much as one likes. And there are
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-08-09

and music, the latter being fur
nished by several of the guests.
Delicious refreshments, consisting
of fruit, waters and punch were
served by Mrs. Moore and daugh-
tiers, Miss Annette and Nina.
After assuring their hostess and
honoree of most pleasant evening,
the guests took their departure at
late hour.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-08-09

The Postoffice Cafe. which was
formerly owned by a co-partnership
is now owned solely by Mr.. P. G.
Thomas, under whose management
the business is now being carried on.
Mr.. Thomas assures the patrons of
the Postoffice Cafe of a continuance
Of the good service of the past, and
asks their continued patronage.
1886
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-08-09
IMP0UNDING NOTICE

The following stock is in the city
pound and unless claimed within
seven days, will be sold, In accord
ance with section No. 6, of the or
dinance Of the City of Lakeland:
One dark Jersey milk COW, dry;
no marks, with crooked horns.
r. C. ELLIS,
1887. Chief of Police.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-08-09
Pleasant Surprise Party

Miss Edmonia Moore, one of the
ob1iging telephone operators, was
delightfully."- surprised on reaching
her home Saturday night to find
large number of her young friends
who, in spite of the threatening
weather had gathered in honor of
her sixteenth birthday.
The young people after enjoying
the surprise of the honoree, spent
the time very pleasantly with games
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-08-09
W. G. T. U. Meeting

W. c. 7. U. Meeting
There will be meeting of the W.
c. T. U. Tuesday at $3.50 p. m.
at the Cumberland Presbyterian
church. The subject for the meet
ing will be Medical Temperance"
Anyone having any good ideas or
clippings on the subject will please
bring them along
MRS. H. B. MORSE,
Press superintendent.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-08-09
AirdOme Theatre


'ff a BELL cannot sound with
out it's tongue, can DIAMOND
RING?
Fido, Watch that one.
Folks, We are going to start an
other big week with four all fea-
ture reels and vaudeville for the
small sum of five and ten cents.
Miss Belle Green will furnish the
vaudeville end of 1t and believe, ia
Their, she is a winner from Winner
vile. Get busy.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-08-09

|1ods of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
will be glad to leara
= son, Gordon, who has
lily ill with fever, is now
II road to recovery.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-08-09

FOR SALE-Twenty acre farm, four
and one-half miles from r. R.
A bargain if taken at once. Will
take automobile in part payment.
1888
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-08-09
NOTICE LODGE NO. 81, F. & A. M.

There will &c regular meeting
of Lakeland Lodge No. 81, F. &
A. M, at 1880 tonight. All men,
bers urged to attend.
j. F. WILSON, w. NJ.
ED. o. GARLAND, Sec
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-08-09

FOR SALE-Reliable four burner
gas range, two ovens, in good con-
dition. Geo. Hammerstroem,
Room 5, Skipper Bldg. 1880
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-08-09

U)ckson and wife of Lake.
l14 through the city yester-
D TIFF automobile. stopping
4 H0gt while at the Ford head
~ Gainesville Sun (Sun-
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-08-09

Little Miss Elinor Miller, of jack
hville. who has been visiting Miss
sfie Patton of Tampa, is now in
helnnd the guest of her aunt.
70. J NJ Holland. and will prob
v romain here a week before re-
lining home.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-08-09

d. b. Dickson and family
- yesterday afternoon from a
6oaks' visit to points in Geor-
1N1ng made the trip in their
While away they visited
100 Talbotton and Warm
They made the trip with
lishap and on their return
made excellent time. es-
e first day on which they
65 miles, the roads in
hing excellent and unim-
heavy rains such as this
been experiencing the past
rec weeks. They had a
able and beneficial trip.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-08-09

hiyS M. Va. Tomlinson, who has
b. ~ g6est of her sisters. the
|D1o T@nlinson and daughter,
III &61fh, left for Leesburg Satur-
J. IhG0 ohe will visit friends and
|at1vG rom Leesburg, she Will
bum q Atlanta.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-08-09

~ ooffier and family are NOV
1Mto The house on the corner of
% street and Tennessee avenue
~ This residence was for
~ occupied by Mr.. d. B. Dick
/.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-08-09

|AGios May Tomlinson has returned
bm TAllahassee, where she has
en flI1ing the chair of English in
J summsr School for Teachers.
II many friends are delighted to
her b9Gk and also to see her
In = VII.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-08-09
ADJUSTMENTS

Houses of Glass is the subject OF
the VINO Pays picture at the Ma
jestic tonight ov
Because you have missed some of
the Exploits of Elaine pictures, do
not lose interest in them. Each and
every picture contains a demonstra-
tion of a scientific fact aside from
the thread of the story. You can
learn something from each picture.
At the Majestic Tuesday and Fri
day.
Miss Belle Breen, the New York
singer and whistler, will open a
weeks engagement at the Airdome
tonight. Miss Breen ONES highly
recommended, having pleased the
theatergoers in the big city, with
her wonderful novelty act. Four
reels of pictures will also be shown
including three feature, "The Cor
sican Brothers," with King Baggott
in the title role. The prices will
be sc and 10c.
Amateurs will appear Friday
night at the Airdome.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-08-09

Gro. III Parish, who has been
ting ~ MOTHER and father. Mr..
I Mfs. George Padrick, on East
Inge street. for several weeks, re-
ned to her home in Gainesville
I morning. She was accompanied
- BY Miss Hazel Padrick. who
tbe her guest for q month.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-08-09
leland 1
of fire phone 5000

IGEriet Vanlandingham who
the guest of Mrs. w. H.
Z three weeks, returned to
! Ia St. Petersburg today.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-08-09

1 {oeher Fletcher, who has
of the summer the guest
md relatives after finish
ocAool near Madison, re-
y lakeland Saturday night.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-08-09

n 3r. Lee and daughter,
y t&el, Of Kissimmee, are the
~ EQests of the formers
|Sht1R. ~. Malcolm Waring, on
in Il6{1Ga avenue. Miss Ethel
/ v1t1tG A Lakeland before and
beine Nt1eomed by the many
ma 1870 on her former visit.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-08-09

nd Mrs. Eppes Tucker,
noon today for Asheville
other points in North
20 be away for several
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-08-09

|hrr1. ~ Bardin leaves tonight
+ NJ xGtk city, where she goes
|jo1A NE Hardin who preceded her
but no weeks ago. Mr.. and
y nt1ln will spend the re-
i1nN04 q tie summer in the east.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-08-09

Mn o9 Tomlinson returned
eley. after completing a
tlrm as teacher Of Eng
N ~ nemmer Normal School
~ u Tallahassee. and is being
SN1ueted by her many
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-08-09
MISS BELLE BREEN

Comedy Singer and Whistler. One
of the most novel acts Lakeland has
seen for long time. Direct from
New York, never in Florida before.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-08-09
Oh, Let Us Hone Not!

Oh, Let Us Hope Not!
Some day, perhaps, public bene-
factor will appear who will design
mems hats to suit their faces.-La-
fayette Courier
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-08-09
THE CORSICAN BROTHERS


A strong three-reeler, featuring
King Baggot, that good looking
chile" one of the most popular men
in pictures. This feature will get
you to thinking and if you don't
stay and see it again it will be the
eighth wonder of the world.
HE LOST
A comedy that will tickle your
candle emporium like bag full of
feathers.
Smoking ON rear seats
GOOD MUSIC
Fresh Air
PRICES Sc, Zoe
AMATEURS
FRIDAY
Wednesday
Special. 8 REELER WITH
CLEO MADISON
Week Aug. 16-
LANEY AND COMBS
Those Nifty Singers and Comedians
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-08-09

Amateurs will appear Frida'
night at the Airdome.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-20
@om sDOc a%bbernfen,
,9lam Il

ST. ieinem Seine in $50. 1716
8rabp StraBe lit geltern Morgen Inn
ncrll llbr SEER @iliam &enry Sea.
pitt, @eid}aftsfiibrer 0es 9aDerporter
31peiggeidafts Ser UNDERWOOD Gptpe-
mriter Gompanp nud la11gerem Set
Sen geltorben. Der 8eritorbene, mel,
der am 80. Sllli 1886 III Sbombe-
gan, See, geboren murbe, miro bon
%leiaer 8attin, 51pei &i110ern inn Mlter
bon 6 l1n0 4 SabreM u1l0 ser Ml1t-
ter iibcrlebt. Stint 80. Sllli 1908 per-
beiratbete er iih in Clifton, q. s.,
NIT sSrduleim @alilta Worril.
8or ~ungefabr 6 Monaten fam ser
8erltor6ene ais Gertreter Ser timber.
MOOD Ippenriter nah Daoenport.
Ms Mitglie0 geborte er be1n Dapen.
port Commercial Club unb Sen
@ooomen Of tbe 8orlo an. Die @e,
er0igung miro beute Morgen Inn
11:3O l1br bon Der &apeue oes Set
denbeitatters 8. s. Sin aus itatt-
finben. Die 2eid)e miro nod Ser @e-
burtslta0t BEG 8erltorbenen geianot
iper6en.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-20
@cbmrtgtaac bentider &ipnicre.

SSbren SO, @eburtstag %feierte am
Weittlpo6 Jrar Minnie Nrp bon $50.
$40 8eit IL. StraBe. sic lpuroe om
1S. Mugult 6es SohreS 1882 in Sal5-
o%etfl1rt, 6onnooer, geboren un0 Tom
am IA. 9e5ember oes Sabrcs 1851
iiber Seem gorf ms 2aru0.
81 Sabre aDar a11l Mitttpo6 SEER
@m. @eioner bon Mo. Gil 6inmore
5trabe. l@err @eioner ml1r6e am
18. Mllguit 1881 in Sdla6en in
@annoper geboren 1llro fam ont a.
4ngltlt 6es Sabrcs 1867 itber Seem
Dprf ms 2an6.
So Sabre NOR m1 geltrigen Ioge
Ser @bas. Sieuner bon No. 1906
uniom StraBe. SEER Steiner murbe
am 10. Mltg11lt 1860 in &nob in
Milloltri geboren ltn6 fam in iungen
Sabren nah bieiem Staate.
Sbren Is. @cbnrtstag feiert am
beuttgen Gage Sralt 2aoeren8 bon
Geo. 221O Meit 2: 5traBe. 9as @e-
.6l1rtstagsfino lpl1rDe ont 90. Mugnit
1910 lit Neulto0t in @olltein geboren
l1nb fam am Z. Septenlber 0es Sab-
res 1863 iiber Seem Yorf ins 2ano.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-20
m Sabre 1915 bytruu ber

SIN Sabre 1915 bvtrug Der
Mert Ter aus1dnbii6en Ja1ernloffs,
beren bic beutlhe Snpuitrte benDz
tigte, iber 1850 MiGipne11 Marf,
Der ser Baumpouc ollein iiber 587,
Der Der Mole foit $40, Der Der @ett
be 200 Millipllen Marf.
Sm Sabre 1886 tpurbe fait
glei45eitig nit Der eriteu beutf6en
@ilenbabnitrede NiirnbergsJiirth. eli
ne lplde bon 8rii1el nadj Medeln
gebaut. ipahrenb er1t 1888 Berlin
unb Yotsbam bur9 giienbabn elm
anber ndbergeriidt purben.
Mls 3ei me Ter purben Bel
olten @0ltern, 8. 9. ben MFDrern,
WaiTerubren benubt, meiit 5plinz
brif6 geformte @efdBe nit tleinem
Mbflublo4 i'm 8ocen, ous hem trop<.
fentpei5e ihnerbalb eines gegebener
3etraumes bas MAILER snttpih.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-20
s 4 ID nnb Gonup,
Sreitag, ben 90. 4ngut
aleiue @tabt=M cnigfeiteu.

Gut 5lt 8llB lrad Dem @chraud
llrlcrer Subs ablettea ullo Illluer.
Mtepe's Mpotbefe. (Il15.)
SEER n11o Sralt u. 5hred BON
Scr Modil1gbam Noa0 bearilbtel1 oie
M11flr1ft cincs e%clunOen, fraftigen,
5ebnpfiinoigell MaDdels am M}itt=
ipod), oeit Is. @l1gllit. Mlltter nuo
&i1to befil1oen iid) mobl.
4raiioert @ei1rid gein BON
1eutid)elt &riegerpereil1 miro Sen bie-
1igelt &%riegcrpeilt lbei bem pom 80.
Mltgllit bis gum L. September IN ct.
Naltl ltattfilloel10eln Gultoes= &rieger~
felt offi5ieQ hertreten. Ml1ber Serrr
8ein Der0en 1pabrid)ei11lid) nod a1l=
Dcre Mitglieber bes bieiigen &rieger-
bereins it'd on Oell @unoes= &rieger=
felt hetbeiligen.
Dr. 8ofer, 8abnar3t Mbitafer
Building. (Mn3.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-20
Bur lcbtcn Suite.
Carl 6 oberq q,

3og 2eidet1begal1eniB 0es aus Sem
aebe11 geidic0enen Serrn Carl SEQ
berg bat geltern Madmittag lint 2
l1br bonn Sral1erbal1ie, 1915 2eonarb
StraBe, aus nad benz 6airmolnt
Trieobofe ltattgeflu0en. SIM Souie
n10 OUT Dem 6rie0bofe mi6mete Ser
SSobannes &roeger bem alien, beut-
iden 8iirger einer ebren6en Nadrlf
unb ridtete gefiiblpole 1%roltesmorte
an bie tralerroen @interbliebener1.
Die Sargtrager paren Die @erren
'Senrp Merger, 6rib 5dulb, q.
@en5el, 6rc6 udtorf, CLAUS Sage
n16 $. s. 59roeOer.
Melbin 8ebning.
Gas 2ei9enbegdngniB bon Melpin
Bebning, oem Sobne bon 9errn nnO
6rar iSrib @ebning, 1884 @om0it6
5traBe fan6 geitern geadmittag Inn
2 l1br bonn 5rmlerbauie aus 1ad
oem ita6tildcn 6rie0bofe ltatt. SER
8nitor Carl 6oltermann ridtete i'm
@nllie unb allf Dem 5rie0bofe ldone
5roltes1porte an bie trauernoen SIN.
terbliebenet1. Sic Sargtrager maren
SarrD lln0 6rco gebning, 6reo 80
Daniel un6 S. 8. Stang.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-20
ISM. s, Miillcr uum @Ia6Da,uf Sptcl
3ltm N~raiioc1tte1 Ser Mortbapeltern
Sotel Men's Nilociatiou erlpablt.

@iliam S. Mliaer bon lapenport,
8eldaftsfiibrer ocs llellell GIadbaipf
@ntcls1 apurbe III ser gel tern Madp.
n1tttag obgebaltel1elt @eidaftslttllng
Der &ptrDentton Ser Nortb,peltern
Sotel Men's Miiociatiun gum 4raii-
5ber1tet DieIer gcreilliglng ertpdblt.
Die Grlpabllung pon Serrn Miiuer ipic
Die Der alt6ercl1 9ean1tet erfoIgte
eilltimn1ig. Gnloba erbielt Sic tGd-
Ute &p1lpeltioll. Die erlpablten Be
on1tcn fms:
Nrdiioent @iQiant S. Miner,
8anenport.
Gi5epralioent bon Soma Mler
Soh1tlolt, Glt6erpille.
8i5epraiioent bon @iseonlm
HaD Smitb. Milpallfce.
Gi5epraiibert Don Minnelota -
@iQiant &abler, Modeiter.
gi5epraii0ent pom 5iio 3afota -
6. s. 9epbl1rr1, Sipltr Sails.
M%5cpraltbent BON Norb Iafota ~
6. S. 9atteriprl gismarcf.
@i5epraliGent bon 9Sebrasfa - IS.
S. Nbtl6in, Smoba.
Sefretar-shataleiiter S. 81.
Meolar, Omaha.
Die Mitglieber oes 2egislatib-ao
mites lDurben pieoer getpablt. Die.
ielbcn iin0: Mpnr mtQer. Smnha.
9eeb.; S. S. Nidaros, 2incoln, Neb.;
81. IS. Sobnitol1, 9incoln, Neb.;
CHARLES 81. Mptb, ct. Saul, Minn.;
s. g.. 3onne, Milu1eapolis, Mim.;
%. S. Miuer. Tapenport, So; S.
.. Bacon, @ro11o Sorts, sc. o; $.
g. Seorid 9es Moines, Sa.; g. SIS.
sltbearn, Slbfoib, @is.; $. g. &ao-
fielo, MiiltDaufee, @is.; S. &. Sub
bart, M6eroeen, 9. D; s. 81. &laus,
Samestotp11, 81. ..
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-20
Silbcrltcin 8rus. in 8anfcrpttpcrfaD-

SIM 9lmoes- 8 jtriftsgeridt ml,roe
gelterl ein lnfreilpiqiges 9nnferott-
pcrfabrcl1 gegel1 Sic befannte alciber-
IllsItuttlnasfirna pon SiIberltein
@ros. %ollbanaia aelnabt. Die @e-
ri6tspapiere Dnrbem geltern all 0en
@erid)tsclerf lit 3es Mloi1les ge-
Iiarbi.
Gas @erfobren lit oas Melrltat bon
5dapierigfeiten, Die ieit langerer
3eit in ser Sbnebc maren. Gs
fo1l1nt ser @eidaftsmelt nidt llller-
lpartet. Gle arrangements bes 8a,,-
ferottperia6rens berubel al1f enter
frernoi6aitliden Brunblagc, 80 lie
ba5lt oie11en merOell, sic Mnaelegen-
belt Ser 6irma SIT pr0,,e1l lt1to cine
REORGANIZATION bor5unebnte,1. gs|
beiBt, oaB oie Sirllla apeitcr i'm Ge-
idait bleiben miro, nad)bem bie SIN.
a%elegenbeit int 8anferottgeridt erIe-
56igt lit.
Gas gerfabre1 apuroe bl,rd S.
6rieomm & 60, Goben, Goldman
ull0 60. @oben, 8rotpn u116 60. ulpb
anocrelt Seem Oorfer @ldltbigern,
melde oitrb Mnapalt Slaac &eters-
berger bertreten iin0, a11bangig ae.
madt. Sil6eritein Bros. itnb bltrd
sic Mmipalte Gpof uno 8ullnff bertre-
ten.
Gle 6irmo lit ieit Iangen Sabren
iii DAVENPORT I'M @eld)aft unb erfreut
lid zines groben &ll1loenfreiies. Die
bier 8riioer Ser 6ir1na blifen al1f Ell.
ne reide grfobrung i'm &leiOerge.
ld)ait 3uriif. 8pr 25 Sabren gitaen
lie gemeiniam Ing Geldaft. Sbre
sablreid)en Treun6e boffen 5ltperltW.
li6, Dob lire Sdpieriefeiten bal6 ge-
ldlid)tet 1in6, iooab lie ibr 8eidaft
mieoer mlfnebnlcn f01ulen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-20

Der fribere alderman
@bmunb 8. Gidenpr bpn Mibbleton,
g. g., elmer Der erfolgreihjten @e<
i9dfts1cute Der Staot, itarb infolge
eines Mpstitoz5 ttdeS. Sen er nibt
tpeiter beadtet bntte. 5iheaor mar
&anbtoat fir oas MdDorsamt in
Miobletopn lnb bate CUTE Musiihz
ten, i'm 6erbit ertpdblt gu perben.
Gin bebauerli9e Cube
fanb auf elmer Surm Bet Ssborne,
ST., Der 10 Sabre alte emil 2iez
them, Sobn bon gonitance 2ietbem
aus Moline, ais er BON elmer NIT
5tpei pferben befpannten 9eubarte
fiel unb Elm S4pengel inn bic 8ruit
einbriidte. Sin Mrat ipllroe fpfort ses
rufen, bDd tonnte Der Sunse nitt oe.
rettet iperoen. \
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-20
@ic0er bermahIt. 9

@1eDerDserm aDlf I. 9r.
I@bas. gbert, Scr befallnte, alsge-
5eidnete Gbemifer, Ser Dor bielerl
Sabren superintendent Ser bieiigen,
Ser Corn Grool1cts Hefining 50. ge=
b0rigen @ll1coje Jabrtf NOR un0 bier
nod biele marine Brel1nbe fat, bat
oieien gel tern brieflih feline Mithpo1
in Chicago itattgefun0ene germdb-
lung nit Sri. eleanor gmilp Mit-
i6am mge5eigt. OF. @bcrt batte be-
fanntlih Das ungliid, Dor bieler
Sabren feline erite @nttin burd SEN
SOB 5u perlieren utt6 NOR iabrelang
@ittper. Seine bieiigen Sreunoe
iin6 crfreut, 5u .boren, sob ct, Ser 10
iebr fir cine eemitblide Sa11slid-
felt ~eingenommelt NOR, iid 5urShlie-
Bung elmer 5rpeiten gbe entiblolien
bot, nn6 boffen, Bob er in Dieier SOS
bauslidc @liid finoen miro, belien er
10 biele Sabre berluitig NOR. SHE
leine Dielen bieligen 6reunoe uno Be,
fannte piiniden ibm 5t ieiner Ser.
ma6lung bon @er5en @liid.
Sir 6as am nad1tcn Counting
Na6mittag 90. glug.) I'M 6ejerparp
Narf i%tattfinoel16es 5rei=aon5ert I'M.
ter @errll 6. Sttos Direftion lit ioas
nadfolgenOe Nrogramm mfgelteut
moroen:
1. a. Mnerica.
8. National gmblem gogIep
z. Sargo 9an0el
3. Seleftion aus n&opal g6ef" !.
a. @bantaiie u%graumbiloer" !.
5. Dl,oertire uMapmon0" .abomas
6. @roBe 5eleftipn aus vBettel=
ltloel1t" orr. bon Mepreles
q. u1lgoriider 5an5 @rn1t Otto
8. @al5er u@eldidten aus Dem
@iener @alo" /. (. StrauB
8. 9cicriptioe ySS,n llbran-2aben"
Srib Rablteot
~. Star SpangleD ga11ter.
SSl1 4eoria finbet am 90. nn6
29. M1tglllt 0aS 6. iabrlide Sanger.
felt oes Central Slinois Saiingerbl1n,
oes itatt. Die 8ereir1e ugoncoroia"
u2ie0erfran5" uno u@riitli-M anner.
DIOR" bon Georia ba6e1t sic 2eitl1nQ
beS Seltes iiberl1pnlnlen. Gs finbe1
ON San1stag, ben 90. glllsuit, cir
groBes apn3ert in, Der @agle-@alle
itatt> Dem ii6 ein Bal anidlieBt. SIN
Sonntag Na6mittag, ben 30. Mlt'
quit, miro Elm 8olfsfelt i'm @cntra1
&arf d~bgegalten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-20
SpdBcitsglpfen.
8oettger= Membert.

arEM.EH
6railllein s(nl1a Iprptbp @oettger,
cine Iod)ter Don @errn lno Iralt S.
s. Noettger Don 9to. 1889 Ialtep
tStraBe lplroe porgeitern glbeno int
elterliden Seine bltrd Mep. 9. $.
Gbenep bon Ser 8erea Gpl1gregatio-
mol Stride NIT @errll 8. &c. 9eembert
BON Sa1 Wateo1 Sal. getraltt. Iral1z
5eltgclt mare11 6rallleilt Solepbil1e
SSoe1ls ltlto SEER t@llgo slr5berger.
9}ad Der Sod5eitsfeier trot 0as jul1ge
gbepaar cine @od6eitsreile nod
Chicago ullo aurora on. Sim Sp1a1=
tag febrt Dos Gaar mod bier 5ltriid
aln0 reilt al nadlten Nsittpod nad
Can Mateo, Sal, moiclbjt SEER Nep=
bert IN Ser 4acific @as luno electric
Golnpal1p a11geltellt lit.
20 0 ter Gar It cit 5 in Clinton.
6ral1lein emma 8. Moiier, cine
Sodter BON @errn 11lb Iral1 Nlpin
W1olier BON Der Green Gree Goa0
aul1rOe porgcltern 9eadn1ittag in Glinz
ton NIT Ssrrl1 goauarb g. garitens
bon 3apenport, eilrem Spblt bon
Serrn l11o 1Sralt So6n Garitel1s bon
$50. 1886 @eir A. 5traBe g%etraut.
Irall5cltgen lparel1 Iraltleill Sarab
Winiier uIlO @err Rnbert WfeGanl1.
Sic Iral1l1l1g murOe burh Suffice
Mattbcs p%oll5oaen. SEER Cartons
lit als Maidiniit altf Gelr Rof S.
1alro slrlenal angelteQt. Ias @aar
miro lid baltslih III 9eo. $50 Gaines
GtrnBe 1lieOerlalien.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-20
MnfaG.

Gin bon Mee0 Cane gelteuertes Mll-
tomobil itieb geltern 9sadmittag Inn
5 llbr an Ser 1gde ser 3. urb Soma
5trabe nit eincm Mutomobtl 5uiam-
men, ir benz iih Or. &ee0 lnb Sat.
tim aus Moline be%fanben. Or. &eeo
fam Die Soma 5traBe in n0r0lider
&idtung %gefabren, als Der 3nlam.
menltoB iih ereignetc. 8rall Reeo
erlitt leibte 8erleblungen llno murbe
IN Dem gluto 0eS @errn Cane nod
Dem Mercb Solpital gebradt. 0r.
@eeO's Ml.to lpur0e 5icmlih beldd-
bigt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-20
Mng Dem @eridt.

Or. s. g. @lDnn fat cine a1f
1924 belaufen6c &lage bnrb M1-
malt 8. gbe5em gegen g1i u1lO anna
.@eqma anltrengen lai1en.
3ns un1 10. Sftober 1912 GlSgez
iteate Ie%italnent bon George 5onf
mllrbe geltern bur6 bic anDalte
Scott 1ln0 Scott our Nadlaiienld)aft
eingereift. BUR @r6in nn0 Ielta=
mentsboqitrederi1 muroe bie 8ittlpe
eingeiebt.