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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-08

Arents in southampton, n, Y. for
few weeks.
Mrs. Warren Taylor will leave short
~ TO spend some time in the Catskill
Mountains
Miss josephine sizer. who has been
at Suck Hiil' for the early summer,
Will leave this week to spend two
weeks at the ChalEonte Hotel, Cape
MAY, y. ].
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bryan have
been among the Richmond people at
the White sulphur Springs this week.
Mrs. William r. Farrell and her
daughter, Miss Fannie Farrell, have re-
turned to their home. after an extended
trip 10 Niagara Falls, Toronto and At
lantic CITY.
Mrs. Edward T. Robertson and the
spending some time at the beach. are
now al Pennington. tho home OF Mrs
Warner Wood, near Charlottesville
Mrs. Wallace c. Saunders and Miss
Frances =. Woodson are spending some
time In Atlantic city.
Miss Trudy Crane left Saturday for
Warrenton, where she will join camp
ing party near Front Royal for sew
era! weeks.
MIS- W. J. Gardner. Of New York.
Who has beer visiting her sister Mrs
w. c. Thomas, OF Paramount Avenue,
and her brother. r II. Duke. on Stuart
Avenue, IS now the guest OF her sister,
Ms. J. W. TaHany, IN Washington.
~. and Mrs. Emmett I. Duke left
the cit" on Wednesday for a two
weeks stay at Natural Bridge
Miss Julia II. Spencer and Miss Mary
S!zeF Fu!!er are stopping at the Con-
sress Square Hotel, Portland, Me-, en-
you;e :o- the White Mountains OF New
Hampshire.
Miss Msdse Henley, OF Manakin. is
the guesr Of Mss Ethel Henley at her
home n this city.
MIS- c. = McGchee, who has been
e. The Johnston Willis Hospital here
for treatment, has returned 10 Louisa
Miss Matte Gardner and Miss Elise
Lewis are spending some time at Camp
bell!
Ml=s Magy Winston. who has been at
tending the normal school In Rich
+ :aono, has returned 10 her home in
Louisa.
George ". sornmers. o: this city, has
been the rece., guest OF his parents
NJ and Mrs. John f. Sommers. in
Louisa.
Miss Marie Rudd, OF 2oi2 Chicago
last weei. Tor Charlottesville where
t.ey "!l spend some time this sum
;neF
Miss Rosa Lee Ma,tern. OF 2422 Floyd
Avenue, leg, Wednesday to spend the
months OF August and September on
n. Jersey Coast
MISS Es,eue schultz ~ y South
pine s,.ee, and her consin Mis- " -
schultz. OF $40 West Twenty NTH
street, woodland Heights. are visiting
Luther II. Jenkins and Miss Ellen
Jenkins left Friday to Join Mrs JON
kins a. East Gloucester, Mass.
Miss Lucille Flournoy is VISITING
friends a, Alice. I'm Hanover Comfy
uts. Ioni,o r,.. a NJ
w., ''" ~ "an an" MISS rern
Nt.'a!i'' OF th!S c!tE, are visiting
., - una"
MF. ana Mrs. Edwin Hayden are
land County.
Mrs James Mcconnell and b.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-08
ORANGE

Special to The Times Dispatchl
ORANGE. VA. August 7.-Rev. and
Mrs. Robert Carter and daughters,
Msses Margaret and Sue. who have
been spending some time ut Red
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-08

Miss Webster. Miss Gregory and Will
linn Pierce.
Major and Mrs. Pierce, who have
been camping here for tho past week.
entertained members of the younger
set at an Attendance supper.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-08
IN AND OUT or ToW,.

SIR and Mrs Horace c. Buchanan
have been attending the meeting Of tho
Virginia Bar Association NJ the Whiie
chs week.
Mrs Saunders Hobson. OF Wcs,
Franklin Street, will leave In a few
pays to DO the guest OF Mrs. George
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-08

Avenue, is spending two weeks at the
Porter cottage, Virginia Beach.
Mrs. T s. Winn. OF this city. is
spending the month OF August at the
Louisa Hotel, Louisa
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-08

tina och
niece OF cn aiorgen,au United States ambassador
the Little Church
Mr. Inder is the o VANITY Fair
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-04
Cine sdmicrem. @eleQldaft.

Sn 5ablreiden fleil1elr staotell
reiit cine 6el1tlde. Sbeater=8 al1ber=
trltppe ltllter Sem Nal1len oes .Meiie-
.glllenl6lcs 0es Seem Oorfer sSSrbillg
Rlace Gbeaters" ll1ter fali6er Stag
sc ! serum. 1ieie @eiellid)aft miro an
SreitaG IL. 9e5, in 9e1tilor, sSo.,
lpielen ltno, nie mir 0eln oortigen
.Serolb e~lltnebnlen, oas Stiicf I'M
Iere SllIaren" 5llr Inffiibrllll9 brirl=
geli.
Ger 9ireftor Der Grippe beiBt GIT
ltap Sln1ar, hpa6reno Der 3ireftpr
ioes Srping Glace I6eaters BON Seem
Dorf Oer i11 &iinitlerfreiien Dod)Qnge=
GlrOolpb Gbriitians lit. 3tpar
gibt OaS g~r1lenl6le Oes Srping 9lqce
5beatcrs mld @altlpiele III oroere11
StaOtelt, mie 5. 9. gbilaoelp6ia,
Baltimore 1l11O IN bieien Sager in
G6icogo, n6er bob es iib 1lacb 2anS=
itabtdell perirren %iolte, lit on lib
cine ltarfe 3nmutDung fir bos ST.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-04
s nj SO. s Ii I j
Silt Trolt ln6 eli &in6ern %aeltran0ct.

@or einigen Iagen fmnr SEER SIT
Der grott neblt Jrau nl10 elf &i1bern
aus 3alplpn Goni1fD, gtebr., l1ad Go=
perlport in Ser Soffnung, Abier 9lrbeit
SIT fi1bel1. 9sadJoem ct mebrere Sage
oas StraBenpflaiter D~ergeblid) getre=
ten batte, nllo SOS 8elo mittlermeile
bis auf ben lebten Gent olrfgebralld)t
1par, mar0te ct 1i6 on Sen g(rrlel1=
o1fIeber Sas. Sifep I'M 6iilfe. SEER
9ifeD beriet6 Sen Sal NIT oel1 Sat=
perpilorel1 @ilion n1l0 3oedler, lt11o
oa grott erfl6rte, in Geroell ST.,
Jrenlloe 51 bo6ell bic ibnl 1n0 ieiner
sSamllie belfen miiroelt, apur0e bic
5an1ilie nod gerOen, ST., geiGidt,
naboem lite eilte fraitige Wtabl5eit
ei1genonmer batte. 3as Gillette
aino Ser 5m1ilie lit IL Sabre. @err
grott erflart, friiber Sdulloireftor
la1o 5rie6ellsridter gepelen 81 fem
l1lo oil6 @rul1obeiib geeigl1et 81 ba=
ben. Iber leit, Ser @e6llrt bes If.
ainOes moolir6 bic 3abl Ser So
milienmitglie0er auf 13 9eItiegen lei
JET er bonn l1ngliid perfolgt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-04
$780,.
@olr Ser Steuban=@ elellihait an 5
@illfsfomite fiir oie &riegsge=
fallgellen III Si6irien geldidt.

Iie Steubens@ elellid)aft bat in
lester @ode $500 an Das Central
folnite fiir Oel1tlGe n1b oiterreidiidr
l11gorilde &riegsgefal1gele IN 95em
Dorf geldlft nllo merloet lid, nit Der
Iber5liden 8itte INN meitere @oben on
bas %allgenleine Glrblifl1l1.
3aS &onite Der &riegsgefangenelt
6iirlprge bat abiol11te Barantie, SOB
alle Eatfete ltno 8elolellDnngel1 an
arlegsgefangene in 5ibirien ourd)
Permitting Ser 1e1tidEM iiotiiden
ganf sur @ertbeilllng gelal1gen, bod)
beidrdl1ft iid Die Stellben- Geien=
ldjaft anf Dos ginlanmteln BON Gel
bern. Der fHge1roe ars Seem Dorf
al1 6rart Tranf @. Mhueller geiollote
9@lllfrltf mltrGe ms geltern NIT Der
8ltte Inn Geroffentlidung 5l1geltelt:
Ser @il1ter in Sibirier bat ei11ge=
lebt. SIMMER oril1gellber peroel1 Sic
taglldl e%llrgebelloen @iilferlfe Ser in
narldleDel1en 8elttbeilen unterge=
ibradte11 oelttld)en lnlo oiterreid)iid=
l1lgori ldyen arieas9efal1ge11elL M1ili=
tar, 3lpiliitelr, Trallell lrlo &inber.
93eld]lid5e ln1O lbnelle Siilfe tbrt
gtot6. Sic ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sir
Jorge 6ot es lid sur Nligo6e geitedt,
Die 2eioen oieler llngliidliden nod
araftel1 81 linoern. Sic melloet iid
on oas Mitgefilbl rl10 an 0ie gebe=
rrelloigfeit offer eolen Welrld)el1 nit
Der gitte Inn peitgeberlbl te l1l1ter-
ltilblulg. Se0e ald) llod 10 fleire
08obe hit lpillfontmen. 3oppelt bilft,
mer ld)neu Dilft!
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-04

gr. gafer, 3a5nar5t, mbitofer
9uil6ing. (Mn8.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-04
Scrr l,,o 6ran 9rosfc als @dtsebcr
fir sic S1trncr.

SEER lno 6rall Soc .9rosfe, bon
ibrer Sod)5eitsreiie beimgefebrt, go
.be1 porgeltern slbel10 in ber CURT
boQe cine biihi6 perlanfe1le Neadyfeier
fit Die slftipen nn0 Die Iunlenriege
Der Davenport Illrrgemein0e. 9sod
eil1en1 rpoGlidmefenoen Gi1e1l mur.
ben oller6a1o Spiele geipielt, mobei
Die berld)ieoenel Yreiie nlt 0ie 5rall=
lin anto11ie 9erg, 6lorence Maper,
Irarces DARIUS, &ate Mcglrop lll1o
Die Serren &arrD @arnfen 1tnb S.
$. Meper fielen. Gin Iall5fran5d)er
ibelb(oB Die biibid Derlaltfelre 6eier.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-04
il1a @(ace S!heater.
IS 1in0 geraoe iold)e @an0ertrl,p=

IS iillo aeraoe lold)e @a1oertrup=
pen lpie Die be5 Iireftors 8nltap
Gilman Die oltrd) 9er1l1bullg ciller
fallben Tlogge bu6e 8eripredlngen
erfpederL sic itd Damn ni6t ber1pirf=
nl1o oo0llrd Dos 6elltide Cleo
terpltblifltnp fopfldelt mad5en. aornnt
Damn mirflid eilm1al ein erltflalliges
.gnlenlble nad jener @egen0, 10 lit
.oos oenti6e 8ltbliflm ourh amer
'filat g%ebliebene Gerlpredu1ngen 0rrd)
tid)ts SIT 6eipegen, oos Tbeater 81 be-
ludJen.
SSl1 MapsoiGe, @isz bat bieIelbe
Srllppe Dor einiger 3eit geipielt, 11no
mir ser Ml1mnler 81 Des Dattdl
.GpunrtD @olrler entllebme11, lit ous
@niemble bei ser 6ortigen gorlteduu1g
o~l1sgepfiffelt mor6en. ltnb Elm abn=
.lid)es DSibgeibif oiirfte Dem uMeiie=
.@nlen6le oes Srbi11g M(ace Gbed-
ters" altb lit 8enilor bliibelt, fails
Die glan5enOen gema6ten Gerlpre=
bunge1t nid)t III grfiillll1g geben
lollten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-04

- Merdants gronsfer & Storage
70. 5elephon 855. Wn8.).
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-04

'%liollell betrlla. 1ieic aufitcrllng
5eigt, oab 1872 Maiuiollelt Collars
Hbl1rd) ben Grpprtbaltoel Dem 9latip=
~llolpernlogen Der Gerei1igtell Stoa=
ten biltalaefii9t Aul1roel.
Illrd) Die Orei5ebn 3olloiltrifte,
oercn Nl,9abcl ocll ohi9en 3ablen alt
8ulnoe licgen, lpllrocll 80 Gro5elt
ocs anlerlfalliid)c1 @rportballoels
perianot. Gic @eianmtiumlc Des I'M
llmlaltf betil1olidIut @elDes betrltg
alr Mnfallg ocs M5onots $500 &C.
gen S3,716 Milliol1en inn Goriabre.
G6n Oieleln @etruge bcltcbc1 $40
WfilIiol1elt aus @ltnoesrclerpe=gsed
lclrL S127 Yfilliollcl merocrl ollrdl
'Solbmiin5ell lid)er aeitelt llllo MIR Is
W}iniullen Collars ~ltellel1 ioge11al1l=
rem 6anpelspapieren Sld)erheit.
Sic Nl1s5ahlunla pon Gipiocnocn
ltlo 3inien fiir Sftober falloell int
Setrage Don StS1 Willioncn Itatt, inl
gleid)en M}ollat 0es porieell Sabrcs
mar oieielbe Slt1lllc $3.50 NSillip=
llell. Somohl int Sftober nie int
9eooelllber murocn altBer9epDbnlidle
grtraolptoellocn altsbeSablt, ltlo
5lpar bon @elellidSaftel1, Die mabrello
Der lebten 5ipei Sabre sic sLl1s5ab=
hung BON Iipi0elocn eiageitcllt bot
ten.
Sic 3abl Der allgenleloetcll atoll=
fltrle betrila 1,A76s geaen 1910 int
gleldlell 3%eitabldynitt Oes &oriabres.
0as fir A%sell6alttell o%rlfgt1pamote
&apital betrug i'll 100 @roBitdotell
filr Sftober 10 O1ilio1rell geget 81
Weillone1 I'M Sftober Nes Sabres
1911.
Sic gil1l1abllell oQer Giienbabnell
inn N1tgltlt beliefen iib oltf $50 D9il=
liol1en Collars gegcl 275 Miuipren
lnl glelden Ntpllat bes Sabres 1914.
Ger Reinparoienit 5eigt cine 3lt=
naballe Don eli Ero5ent, namlid) cine
germebrlllg BON 80 MiQipnc1 allf
100 Millipnen Collars.
Die stobluerfe bobel1 ipr Ser
gleld) init benl Gorjabre ibrel1 @e-
trieb lt11gefabr p%erooppelt.
Ias @pl59ei9aft 5eigt 0ent Sabre
1911 gegellilber elne fleine slbl1alm1e.
Sic @nloprooltftion in 1rmspaal
6etr1g gegell 79S feline l~ll5ell, oos
beoelltet Die grabte Moratsaltsbeute
lett Dem Mar5 1912, mo S31 feline
l(p5en aeforoert ml1rDel1. gsmllrOel
.675 tallieno Galel1 galtnupolle er.
portirt, inn letten Sabre betrltg bie
Slmnle fir sen entipredcnoel1 800
not 197 tollleno Galen.
Sic Irhcitsperbaltllilic sciger1
mabreno oes letten W}ol1ats cine ent=
lpred3e1oe Selloel15, iib 51 bebel1.
Sbgleid Streifs baltfiger li1O, mer=
ben lie Ood idneller tbeigelegt ulro Sic
Nrbeitsloiigfeit i'm 2anoe lit fleirler
mle 5ltr 3eit oes grnBten mirtbldait=
lid)en s%hafdpplnras.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-04
Sbcpoprc 1auanaro gejtpr6cn.

Ginem @er5l6lag lit geltern 9ea6=
mittag lint 400 llbr Der befamnte
oel1tldje N%pptbefer, @err Ibeobore
3unqllaro, in iei1ler 9(potbefe III 9eo.
702 M5arquette StraBe, erlcger.
Ser Gerltor6ene mrr0e ON s. Of
tober 1854 in &%eioelberg in Baden
neborell lllrb font Dor mt1ll11ebr 40
aSSabren 1rad) SEN @ereinigten 5taa=
len, llro 51par nod Sttunutpa, Sa.,
imp ct msbrere Sabre cine oelttide
Setting %beralsgab. Gon BORT begab
er itd) 11ah Nerl1, 81, apoielblt er nl1=
gefabr 5 Sabre in Maoler's slpntbefe
beidaftigt NOR. 1urnllf arbeitete CT
mebrere Sabre irl Ser Oerrtlden @po=
fbefe bes @errn Speioel at Motf S. SIS
la11o ltl1o mad)te lidy ONT /. slllgltlt
1893 in Gapel1port an Ser z. tl1o
MarQuette Strabe ielbitlta1loig.
SSSn sSSabre 1888 p%erbeirafbete ct
lid NIT 6raltlein gntilp 2eenbuis,
Die ibn1 Dor Is Sabren i'm Iobe Dor
Qll91l1g. 1gIl1 Ito. Sltltt 1880 DerDet=
1ratbete er iid 5llnl 5lpeiten Scale nit
Jrarleil1 &at6erille Gotbamlnel, Bic
tim ilberle6t nebit eillem Sob11, aarl
g. 3ullqltaro aus erlter g6e, 5tpei
.griioern, IGomas bon Seem Dorf unl
CHARLES bon Ien1ple, 5eras, lomie
5pei 1T 8elltl6lan0 mob11en0er
|Sdtmel tern.
Ibeooore 1al1ql1aro mar ems Sci
trellelten Weitglie0er 0es 9apenpor1
3itGer=al1lbs l11b Elm ebrliber rlt>
treller G%6arafter, Oellen grl1nolegen.
Der Bug lit DEM @orte uIbue red)1
nno ld)elle nien1al16" lag.
Sic 3eit Der @eerOigllng miro lpdi.
ter 6efanl1t gegeben mer0el1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-04
StcGt lid; Ser Gpliaci.

Ger %26jabri9e George gorcoroll
1peld)er angibt, aus Iole0o SIT Itmr
l1lalt, lteute jid} geltern asadJmittag
Der Noli5ei l1l1O erflarte oelr nltirel1=
ben Noli5eid)cf CHARLES sdlneter,
DOB ct bon SEN @ebDroen in Gole0o
lpegel1 llnteriblagnng Don Sit ODER
$50 bon Der elnlericun grpreb CONF
panp geluht mer0e. gr babe Sic Int
ter dla9nng ir Ser lebten @eib=
na6tsz5oiion gemadt, als ct qls
sll1sGelfer alrgeitellt gefpeien lei.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-04
6taot nub Gon un.
5amstas, ben 4. SeSember.
Glei1e Staot=N cnigteiten.

@irid1orn4sol5, Gotoide, Mo=
zen : @uiler, Gitronenol. Hiepe'S
Mpotbefe. Gln8.)
@err IS. gllinualtcr t9n u. 81.
SO. :, Scott Golm1p fciert alll bcll-
1iaen Gage ieinen s.. @2hurtstag. ST
mtroc ant A. GeSen1her 1880 INT
Scott Gplutn gebpren lllo bot bier
a3cit icines Scbcns s%clppDrt.
Die Set Scr misunderstanding
IL bc9ilnlt! Sic 9aben IN Der Staot
Dabe1 ibrc @aaren fiir M%eimladtcr
brreits allsgeitelt. ,Oiad)t Cure
gil1faufe sur red1tel1 3eit!!" lit Dos
Sdlagport aller @eihdftslel1te nllo
Der perltalloiae Gil1faufer ridtet iid
0allad). 9llld) bonn Ioltarlt ereebt Der
Ntabnrllf on ale <noen: u&auft
rcd)t5eitig cit l1l0 nericlloet Cure
Gafete redt5eitig." Sbr oerbinoert
oaolrdl Ger5ogerlrl1gell lllro tflt elm
grtcs @Scrf fit sic iiberlaltetell Goit=
,bcalltel. Gcr9ebt l1id)t, auf ieoem
Gadet Dclttlidl oelt Molnen oes gnl=
pfallgers lrlb Ben hcs a%lblen0crs OH
5ltgebelt.
Die Ianleltieftiolt ser 1apeu-
port Sllr1genleil1oe bera1rtaltet all1
11adlterl Sonaltag, Sen 5. Ge5en1ber,
cine Notwithstanding int ser
Illrllbale. s1lBer Sfat miro Gilthb
800 lllb Gonlid geipielt meroel1. 81
NE Mlr5abl mertbpoIler Grciie iin0 ge=
~itiitet moroelr. Nad) Ser &artellipiel=
Undertaking. merbel1 grfriihungeu
lerpirt meroen. gin Sal5 miro Die
l%lnterbaltung beidlieben. 3as So
mite belteht aus Srm1 IS. 8. @alo=
mal1lt, @orliserin; SRI. @ilnla Nor=
gor0t, Glara SaB, aate Mcglrop,
Sllia gcfert ul1o oelt 6ral1cll CHRIS.
gcfborOt, go. Shnliot, Soc Mortil1,
Sc. Silberltei1, 6. otto, 81. Goeot.
s(l1h lpcroen Gorbereitltngel1 fir oert
aln Ionlerstag, ben 8. Ge5ember,
ltattfinoenOell @a5ar getrofien per=
Ben.
9(n 80. ulo 80. 1e5en15er mir0
Die Son Carlos @rano Opera Cont
panD ll1ter Sen Nltlpi5ien Ser Iri=
Gitp Mlllical sliiociation in Sen Irei
Staotcl Orei Spern sur M1ffiibrlulg
bril1gel. sir Mloline NOR nrlpriing
lid Glccil1i's u01aomne Butterfly"
IN Mllsiidt gelronlmen, ood) lit bierill
cnle Nelroerltng eillgetretell, inoem
Guni5etti's Gper v9l1eia 81 2alrller=
moor" ollfgefii1rt meroe1 miro. Sim
Mittapodl oel1 30. 9e5elnher, miro
Gcroi's uSlioa" llnD ont 3onllerstag
i'll Scr Mfatillee 81 Gagliacci Don
2epl1caDallo uno uGdpaleria Hl1lticu=
1la" Don Mascag1i i'm Sllinois Ibea=
ter 81 gof Sslall0 sur Nh1ffiibrl11g
fplnn1elt.
Sll oen 6ie1er Ioge 5lllll 9lb=
idllli5 g%efomu1enelr 6isfalia6re oeS
Srienblp @oltle ibaben 69,16S Eerlo=
men DEM 9auie eil1en @eiucl abgeItat=
tct, elm W1ebr BON iiber 5000 Yerip=
11ell ilber oas poral1gegangene Sis
faliabr.
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scitoment 1T aeietlidl.
91ah

gead obtitiinbiger 9eratbul1a
brad)te Die Sl,rp III bent Icitoments-
fall BON Nrtbie @agner gegen sSSofl1
ulto Serome 8altd)er eill perliegel-
tes Geroift eilt, apeld)es geltern Wapr-
gen geoffl1et mllrbe ltnb ergab, bol
oas anaeIodtene Ieltmnellt bon Nall=
cD @onflin 9elebli6 lit. Ser SAT-
mllroe bcreits ei,lnaal Dor orei Sabrel1
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-04

@irihborn3Sol5, Iotoide, Moz
zen : @ai1er, Gitroncnnl. Hiepe'S
Npotbefe. (an5.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-04
@prtraa iibcr Wlabitpnc.

@rofelipr @ilimn Craig @ilcor
bon Ser Staatsu1liperiitat SIT Sopa
GitD biclt geiterl1 Nbeno eillen Gor=
trag inter ben Mlfpi5ien ser l1niper=
1itp grtelliion Societp IN Der 9ll1la
Der @obldl1le iiber BEN eminente11
el1glilden Staatslnalm 8iuiml
gmart Slab tone, nelder I'M lestel
Sobrbunbert lange Sabre Oie Sc
id)ife @l1glmos nit fabiger Sal1l
leitete.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-04
Snlils Gctcrs iii Chicago %scitorbcn.

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-28
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frau five states have been invited to
zrer5 Oct u and IS Iu the tri-cities
as she guests Of honor of this five
borough community Ar tue meetluE
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by committees representing both
classes and it is understood that they
will report fayorably TO their coll
leagues. The formal action is the one
remaining step. Both classes agree
that it is a good plan. and opposition
from the third and fourth year stu
dents was expected. The opposition
has been raised and the juniors have
even threatened to themselves take a
hand iu the affair. Just what they are
planning is not known. bat the spOns-
ors of the new plan think that when
their project is once fully explained to
the directors tine expressions OF con
demnauon viii be stillcd.
The classes are planning class
day on which the differences Of the
sophs and freshies viii be settled for
the wear in q big color rush on the
college campus. The complete plans
have not been laid but enough has
been done to insure success. This
added 10 the class games, it is hoped,
will increase the class spirit of the
Younger students, and YET the disa-
zreeabIe feature Of the former inter
class affairs. when the beauty of the
college campus was married with
splotches of paint viii he eliminated.
However it may be arranged. the plan
is backed ny nearly all OF the freshmen
and sophomores and D stirring class
day anticipated.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-28
MUNOAY TRIAL is
BEGUN IN MORRIS
Court 0rerruIes Objections Of Defense
to Those Summoned for Ser
vice On Jury.

Morris. III. Sept. 28.-Ths first y
members Of the venire empaneued to
begin the trial Of C. B. Munday FIRST
vice president Of the La Sale Stareet
Trust and Savings bank, Of Chicago,
took their places In the jury box to-
day This followed the decision Of
Judge S. c. Slough Of the Grundy
county circuit court, who oveFruled
the objection Of the defense, which
claimed irregularities in selecting the
venire. The court admitted the pos
sihLlity Of tnformalties and slight IT.
regularities on the part Of the county
board in choosing the venire, but de-
cided that no prejudice existed.
The afternoon was taken up with
the testimony Of County Clerk a. H
CIeghorn and Circuit Clerk F. s. John
son, both of Grundy county They sub
mftted records Of Offices covering the
selection Of the jury.
Attorney John T Hogan for the de-
tense was opposed by States Attorney
Frank H. Hayes Of Grundy county In
the examinations.
States Attorney Maclay HOyue Of
Cook county arrived on forenoon
train and went at once to the court
room.
William Lorimer, Jr., one of the H.
defendants indicted in Cook county.
also was present
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-28
CLASS FIGHTS At
COLLEGE HALTED
HaziHg Parties to BE Events of the
Past at Augustana. According to
an Agreement

The days of the class fights. when
freshmen and sophomore were ever at
odds, are over at Augustaua. The reign
Of the upper class is past Radical
changes have eliminated the midnight
feasts, when the second year students
were the hosts Of the yearlngs at .Iu-
fant banquets." with milk and bread.
(weH crumbIed), the principal entrees.
The hazing parties, with the freshies
as the leading performers, when the
sophs delighted i'm routing the sleepy
first year students from their beds to
entertain their captors with loud
cheers. with eloquent or near eloquent
speeches, with pajama parades which
both shocked the town folk and the
innocent freshly. have now passed into
the annals OF tbe history OF Augustana.
All these now occupy the niche which
has been carved for them in the hail
of fame by the sophs past and present.
It's sad but true The upper class
men, who had raided the sacred apart
ments of the former freshmen, con-
denim the new regime, huE III the fresh
men and sophomores carry. out their
tentative plans, it viii he without re-
suits An armisttce has been called.
The lower classes are at peace. After
the first depreciation upon the freshies
this year when the sophs entertained a
quartet of their younger rivals, the end
was put to all class fights. Since then
the freshies have attended 10 their own
business unmolested.
The new plan has been thrashed out
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-28
DEPOSED OFFICIAL
TO POLL LARGE VOTE

San Francisco. Sept e.. Eugene
H. sehmilz. who was depozea from tha
Office Of mayor as a result OF the graz.
prosecution in l905-Q7. went before sine
voters Of san Francisco again at to-
days primary election as a candidate
fof head OF the city government sad
Was second choice ia the betting ii Is
field of eight candidates Odds of 10
TO were offered that Mayor james
HolDb. Jr. would poll a larger vote
t1aa SchmiCz
Schmilz wss daposa1 after being
convicted on charge OF extoFlton- Tine
conviction Has set aside by the stats
supreme court.
Candidate Tor Is other municipal and
county offices were to ba voted on to-
day.