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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-23

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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-23
Meuts aus Musratine

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Wlllscatine, Soma Gitp urb Montu=
ma lit iebt lidlergelteut. Ger getrieb
loll Nnfangs Oes Sabresa eroftnet MGR
ben. Sic Sltlnn1e polt1 50, 100000
fir bieies l1nternebn1en lit geiidert.
Sir Die slllsltattll11g Ser @ugen etc.
%lolle1 $'25O,O00 p~erallsgabt merNm.
Ser @elelidoft meroen bie folgeroe11
@etbeiligten oils 9ireftoren ooriteben
Ml1seatine ~ George &c. Sitlls,
Is. g. WetGolm, $. s. Gicbler, @. s.
|@iibpp, S. .. @lode nno 81. ..
gplpel1.
Soma Gitp ~ MiIiom Wh,ier, g.
SO. Mercer, Malpb Otto, 6. %.
Isdlni0t nllo 90. q. So1enldub.
@ellnlal1 IS. g. Moore.
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IS. 81. Sopne lit oils s(1rmalt aus
'erle6en.
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Tabrif Sic II Sabre alte Mubel,
lSodter bon @errl1 mo Srolt glrto1l
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SSoma Mnelu1e, n1ad)el. Ser @rGllti.
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Tirn1a miro lid NIT einem Mftienfa.
pital bon $160,0O0 nclr illforporircr
lallen. S%rllcrbalb Ser niidjlten $50.
d)el lperoel1 etma $50 Mann Mr6ei1
crbalts1. 9ic &nppfiabrif idRilt1
bier mieoer atfsuleben, Senn moerl
&1topffabrifclt babcu li6 ebenfals
llcll oraoniiirt nllo sen 9etrieb III be
oelltenoerem Mubitab mlfaenomlncll
Set Mnfang Ser @odle lit in Sci
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Sbroop aus oem @eid)aft aeldie0e1
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-23

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8. SSebrl1ar 1909 NIT Cora Snitb
perbeiratbet url0 perlieB 0ie}elbe fur5
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rathete er iid) nit 1Srieoa 9oie, Bic
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|lebi.
@iqiom $. Sprolt, Scr apagcn Der
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6err 1tipo sSrar1 u. 8. Mobpcooer,
53S 40. StraBe mobnbaft, iino &C.
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|itatte IN go, 1908 2. Mpenue croft
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oelt moroen lit, mie ct bel)allptct, &c
ct leit groffnul1g oes @eidafts mn
$4,000 erbaltel1 fat, tro1s0em er eill,
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gin6altsbefebl gegel1 leinen Bcidaits
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ben @eltalloen einfoueftiren fann.
3Dalt5ig Gboltifel,re ltal1bel1 porgp
ltcrn Mad]mlittog Dor 4oli5eirid)te,
Sdnit6, neil lie feline Staats 2i5eniel
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befinoet iidl gegelhnartig in Sc
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-23
Gin Wrnnb, ,uarnm sic
Citizens Trust
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@el6dfte Ieiten.
@ines ser itdrf1ten @l1tboben
Der Gitt5ens Sruit & sapinas
8anf lit lire 9ireftoren< 8ebDrs
DC, neren Mitglieoer ale 2eute
bon Stelllng li1b. - 2el1te, Sic
l1on bprber bcbcl,tenbe grfolge
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de ersielt baben. 9ie1e 2el1te
bleiben fo%rtipabreno in @erbin<
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f%abrl1ngen 5ntbcil perben. I'm,
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ssSolpa Sllr,1it11re So.
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6ltb Clothing So.
$. s. SartemcDer, gigentbiimer
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III 60.
q. 8. Carroll, 3abnar5t.
Srcb 9. SbarD,p 3eitungs5erz
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8abenpprt.
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Setter S. Gruuf, 8rdlibent ser
5opfebe Enrichment Co.,
grdiibcnt llnb sdabneilter
Der gropf @rns. 2al1nbrp 50.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-23

Lint, llnt sic @eidaftslcitltl1g oes eltg-
|lilden n1apenport Democrat" 5lt
iiberne6t11er. Ser bisbcrige Meoof-
teur oes Sol1rnol, 9. 9. 2oomis, lit
Ser Nadfolger IN Ser @eihaftsleitu11g
gefporoen, uno SEER Halpl $. SEN
len, lett etrpa 10 So6ren 8eridteritat=
ter oes 9lattes, miro sic STEELE als
Geoaftelr il%berl1ebmet.
@abrel1o bes Mofats September
1puroen bier poln GountDidosmeiIter
bic beoeutenbe glmme bon 1926
$1,000 an Steucrn foaeftirt. Sic
Sdn1len bon Mllscatine erbalten al
lem Die Sltn1me bon 500 ,445.77 SSnl
@o15en lollen OIL Stellern bielas Sabr
etpa 100000 folleftirt meroen.
Ser 5tootratb bot porgeitern Scr
sSirma g. 2aDton bon Gbicago Sen
&ontraft iibergebel1 fir bie aonitrltf=
tion Ser 6lllBnfer&M2ul1er. Ser aon=
traftpreis betrdgt $13,676.30 unS
loa nit Ser 9(rbeit 10 bolo pie nl0g=
lid bego111en mer0en. 3cbn 5irmen
batten ein 4r1gebot eil1gereidt. Gas
nieorigite s(ngebot Dor eimi9en mar
S20,92S.3O, 10 OaB oie 2epee &om=
milton burd bas ginforoern eincy
5rpeiten Iltflage bon Mnge6oten iil/r
$1,000 gelpart bot. Iie Rehtel
Bombing So. bon Davenport miro oas
8elb fir Die arbeit liefern.
Cine Sdeiolrnesf(age hot oorec=
tern 6rau Gillian g. 9leiii11g gegell
@arrp 9leiiing I'M 3iltriftsgeridt
eillaereidt. Ias Gaar hatte iid) am
3. Septeml6er 1912 iA st. 9orlis Der
beirotbet uno ont IL. Sfto5er 1918
ioa Ser Mann sic &ldgerill bDspiQig
perlalien baben.
Gin GROCER qral1er 9(oler, Ser BON
Iliigelipibe 5lt Iliigelipibe iiber flint
SUB miBt mnroe geltern Moraell
allf Ser Iarnt bon George Neils nabe
@apfielo aeldolien. Ser 9loler moa=
te ebe1 nit einem gi6bornd)elt Soc
bonfliegen.
Die 9eide Ser Dor einiaen Iagen
i'm Stub ertrlrl1fenen 6ral1 @iaia11
aaub lit bis iebt nod nift entoeft
ln0 gcborgen morocn. Cine Mn5abl
2eute lino oabei, nadyr Ser 2eid)e 81,
inde1. Sic WSutter Ser grtrl1llfenen
Sro1 6. 81. gallole, bot eillall Greis
pom $50 fiir Bic N%uffinoung Ser Sci.
Gle mlsgelcBt.
6reo Minomar1 bon Sl1n1mit, Iieg.
ldNper Derlebt I'M @erlbep Sophia.
bar1ieoer on Sen Tolqen bon Ser.
leblngen, Sic ct erlitt, als ieil1 8llggl
porgeltcrn Mlbero nit einem Ml1torno.
bil 5uiammenltieb. Ser 9l,tomobil
BETTER madte iid) nod oem llnfal
felge aus Dem Stul1be.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-23

Photos copyright. 1915. by American
Scenes aus Sod S8lanb.
Die Scrren @qn. $. alind, friibe-
'rsr @eidaftsfiibrer oes Sainois Ibe=
atcrs ullo Mrd)ie &ort, friiberer
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George Sbul5.
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@iliam @ilbert.
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l1ibl6cine a~l1sge1teut sum @elalnmt
betrage bon iiber $4,000. llnte1
ben 9alten fms iieben @obnbGuiel
llno 5apei 2agerba1ler, ~lestere fir $
g. @ecfer 9ottling @orfs ullo fit oil
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Gent sdolipicler Mar MSor, Sci
%geaernpurtig i'm empire Sbeater auf
tritt, npuroe porgeltern Gin lteber5ic
Der sl111 8ertb bon $50 gcitoblen
Die 9oli5ei pllroc bon SEM Gicbito6
benodribtigt.
Ser meaen @ioon1ic perbcitete mi
bon ben @roBacidNporclrcll iiGsriiibr
te Soiepb G0elin. bot lid s~eitcrn irei
millig ihllloig befalmt uno apllrp
bom &id5ter olrf mtbeltimmtc Sci
llad bem StaatssudtbauS IN eSsolic
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-23

Set s(nfang Ser @odle lit in ser
@emaltlna oes Ml,scatine Sour
mol" cine Menoeul1a cinactreten, i1-
Dem Scr bisberige &crallsaeber umo
@eldaftsfii6rer, Serr 6ranf ..
Gbroop aus 0em @eid)dft aeldie0elt
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-23

Ger meaen @i,on,ic perbcitcte ms
bon Ben @roBacidmorcncr iiGcriiibr.
te Noiep6 Goelill, bat lid) Seitcrll irei-
|pilia ldllloia ibefamlt llno apllrpe
bom 9fid)ter olrf m%nbeitinlnlte Set
11ad bem Staats5u1tbals in sSolict
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-01-18
STRA1 TON N0DDLeTOwn E7lehsrReA
49, - peRllnserbAUrS
FIVE OPEN HEARTHS
NOW IN OPERATION
These Business Barometers Show
Steel Co. Is Fast Approach
in Normal Production

The Pennsylvania Steel Company
TINS morning placed another open
hearth furnace in operation, bringing
the total number of furnaces now OPP
Grating up to five. AS the open
hearths are considered business barom-
eters. this means a 25 per cent in
crease.
Along with the open hearth, the
rail mill resumed operations on dou-
bic turns; the merchant mill resumed
on double turn, and No. 2 blooming
mill and the slab mill went back on
single turn.
Further operations during the week
will include the testing late to-day of
the new eye-bar mill, to be operated
in connection with the forge depart
ment under the superintendency of
II. b. Hahn. This new mill will turn
out eye-bars with q head diameter up
to forty-four inches, and is next to
the largest plant of it's kind in the
country. Most of the structural ma
terial for the big Memphis bridge over
the Mississippi river will be made by
the Pennsylvania Steel Company at
the local plant. Work on this con-
tract has been tied up for some time,
but there is a possibility of resump-
tion soon.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-01-18
STEELTON SNAPSHOTS

Bury William Hager.-The funeral
of William Hager, who died in Har-
risburg, Friday, will be held to-mor-
row afternoon at 100 o'clock from the
home of his sister, Mrs. William Ste
venson, in Enhaut. Burial will be made
in the Oberlin Cemetery.
Discharge Hucksters.-Harry, Har-
vey and Charles Rodkey and Theodore
Stump were arraigned before Squire
Gardner Saturday charged with at
tempting to defraud the Gardner Bap-
tisti Company of s2S7. The men were
discharged.
Entertains at Cards.-Mrs. Hugh O.
McGovern, II South Second street, en-
tertained sixteen guests at cards Fri
day evening. Prizes were awarded at
five hundred.
Storix Busy Here.-Mr. and Mrs.
Jacob Levin, 304 North Front street,
announce the birth of daughter, Til
lie Hanna, January 16. Mr. and Mrs
John Schlessman, 336 Bessemer street
announce the birth of q daughter
Pearl Alma, Friday afternoon, Janu-
ary 15.
Continue Revival. - The Rev. J. NJ
Shoop will continue the revival ser
vices now being held in Grace United
Evangelical Church during the coming
week. Twelve have been converted.
Charges Assault.-Rade Kopac will
be arraigned before Squire Gardner on
charges of assault preferred by Steve
Zubar, 916 South Second street. Ko-
pac was arrested by Constable Glib.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-01-18
Policemen Will Be on
Duty 23 Consecutive Hours

Commencing at o'clock tomorrow
morning and continuing until O'Clock
Wednesday morning, every police otii-
Ger physically able will be on duty.
Colonel Joseph b. Hutchison to-day
announced his schedule. Joseph p.
Thompson. captain of police, VIII be
in charge of the streets
Night men will report with LAeuten-
ant Warden and Sergeant Eisenberger
at 11.45 tomorrow morning. All
traffic in Market, Walnut, Third and
Fourth street to Walnut will close at
l o'clock tomorrow afternoon. The
streets will be roped off from Front
to Fourth, to Walnut. to Third, to State.
Mail wagons will use Strawberry and
Fourth streets. The following details
have been announced:
Grandstands at Third and State
streets, Sergeant Page and Patrolmen
Essig, Blair, Bihl. Kelley, Cummings
and Nalen; Market and Front streets.
Patrolmen Milligan and Fehleisen;
Market and River. Patrolmen Schaff-
ner and Mcfarland; Market Square,
Patrolmen Brine, Owens. Grear and
Rutter: Market and Court. Patrolmen
Market. Patrolmen Hoffman and Glib
bons; Market and Dewberry, Patrol
men Halsey and Cope: Fourth and
Market. Patrolmen Weisman, Matter
and Buch; Fourth and Strawberry,
Patrolmen Larsen and Zimmerman;
Fourth and Walnut. Patrolmen Par
sons and Murphy; Third and Walnut,
Patrolmen Kepford and Nipple.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-01-18
PUBLICITY IS CURE
FOR RAILROAD EVILS
Ivy L. Lee Condemns Bill to Give
Interstate Commissioners
More Power
Seecial 10 The TsIsErsrh

Buffalo, y. Y, Jan. is. - Publicity
as the only cure for railroad evils, was
urged by Ivy l.. Lee yesterday. Mr.. Lee,
former executive assistant TO Samuel
Rea. president of the Pennsylvania
sailroad, Is nowson the personal stan
of John D. Rockefeller. He addressed
the men of Calvary Presbyterian
Church. yesterday. Mr.. Lee said in
part:
Publicity is an effective cure for
most railroad financial evils.
a bill is pending in Congress, and
has strong support, providing that the
Interstate Commerce Commission shall
have the right to approve or to forbid
security issues by interstate railroads.
Give the commission If you like the
amplest powers to secure publicity.
When an issue of securities Is propos
ed let the commission have the right
to call for the most exhaustive tntorma-
tiou. Give the commission power TO
see to 1t that all this information is
spread before the public. Let the COM
mission also have complete powers TO
compel the most exact accounting of
the use made of the funds derived from
any such securities This plan should
secure absolute honesty and good faith
in, all security issues. and that above
all is what the Government should in
sure
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-01-18
THREATS BEING MADE
BY LIQUOR DEALERS?
Businessmen Say Rum Interests
Will Boycott Signers of Re-
mOnstrance Against Hotel

Middletown businessmen, and par
ticularly residents of the Second ward.
said they will continue the fight to
prevent a transfer of the Ann street
hotel license from John Haas to Harry
White despite the alleged threats
liquor men are said to have made of
boycotting signers of the remon-
STRANGE.
The petition for transfer will come
before the Dauphin County Court to-
morrow morning when a remonstrance
signed by 500 citizens of the borough
will also be presented The anti-rum
forces will be represented by counsel
ana an effort will be made to show
that the hotel is no longer needed,
News that a remonstrance was be-
ing circulated, it is said, reached the
ears of liquor men last Week Stems
were Immediately taken, it is alleged.
by the booze men to fight back. While
all Middletown hotel men vigorously
deny having taken any such action.
1t is said that the hotel men will boy
colt any business man who signs the
petition.
We are going to carry on the fight
anyway declared a businessman this
morning. 1.-The hotel isn't needed here
any more or it would never have fallen
into the hands of the sheriff. We will
hght to the last ditch regardless of
What any of the booze men do"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-01-18
Car Works President Denies
Change in Personnel of Plant

Arthur King. president of the Mid
dletown Car works, declared Saturday
that no changes in the management of
the plant were contemplated and as
serted that under his personal direc-
tions the big improvement plan was
being rushed.
President King made this statement
after reading a story which appeared
in a Harrisburg morning newspaper
reporting rumors to the effect that
changes in the management were con-
tempIated and that the improvements
were tied up until some definite set
tlement is made in the management of
the local plant"
1.-TWO hundred men are now work
ing on the improvements" said the
official. and it is our intention to get
the new plant in shape for car build
ing in the shortest possible time.'
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-01-18
GERMANS ATTEMPTING TO PUSH
RUSSIANS BEYOND VISTULA
Y .4ssociated Prett

Petrograd, via London, Jan. IS, sos
A. M.-Recent developments in the
vicinity of Warsaw appear to indicate
that the Germans are directing their
efforts to push the Russians beyond
the east bank of the Vistula at the
junction of that river with the Bill
cia.
Holding line of trenches and forti-
fications directly west of Warsaw the
German activity for the past fifty
hours has been around a big village
between Sochaizow and Bolimow
where six attacks in succession were
made Saturday night
In the region of Plock and Mlawla
the Germans appear to be on the de-
fensive. They have been slowly push
ed back by the Russians who are re-
ported to be capturing new villages
Saturday. it is said. the Russians cross
ed the river Skrwa, which enters the
Ntstula few miles below Plock.