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Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-08-23
Shasta Division
Wins Safety Banner

The Stockton division, the Shasta
division and the Sacramento shops
are winners of the 1915 safety ban
ners awarded annually by the South
ern Pacific Company for the greatest
progress shown during the fiscal year
in the furtherance Of safety work on
the Pacific system. Thus, the Stock
ton division wins the honors of the
southern district, the Shasta ranks
highest on the northern, and the Sac
ramento shops top the list in the gen.
eral shops competition.
This makes the second banner won
by both the Stockton and Shasta di-
visions and the third by the Sacra-
mento general shops. In 1913 the
Coast division won the central dis
trict banner, and the San Joaquin the
southern district banner In 1914
the Salt Lake division won the north
ern district emblem.
During the year ended June 80,
1915, there was a total of 5,22S SAT-
ETY. suggestions submitted by en-
ployes, 9,76S of which, or II per
cent, were considered practical and
were favorably acted upon by the SUI
perintendents. AS employees have no
doubt noted from the perusal of
meetings of the safety committees,
these suggestions have covered a wide
range of subjects in every depart
ment of the railroad, and have re-
suited in the adoption of safeguards
of every description-the correction
of defects, and the issuance of in
structions looking to the betterment
of conditions under which employees
work-many at the expense OF thou
sands of dollars.
During the preceding year total
of 4,O1S safety suggestions were
made, 9,261 OF which were held to be
practical, or 81 per cent; while dur
ing the year ended June 80, 1918,
the first year of the company's or
ganized safety committee, 2,670 safe
ty suggestions were made. or these,
1,79S, or 81 per cent, were consid-
cred practical, making a grand total
of 1,911 safety suggestions made by
employees during the last three years,
of which S,7S7, or 73 per cent, were
practical.
From this it will be observed that
during the last twelve months'a de-
cided increase in interest has been
shown by the safety committees and
thoughtful employees, there having
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-08-23
To Show Scenic
Views In East

Henry Berger, Jr., a photographer,
and E. T. Ames, both of Portland,
arrived in Medford Thursday on their
way to Crater Lake to take pictures
of the larke and surroundings for the
Portland Chamber of Commerce.
They were taken to Prospect by R.
w. Waters and from there will make
the trip on foot in order to secure
pictures of the forests and other
scenery.
Mr.. Berger and his partner, F. I.
Jones of Portland, are taking pictures
of the Columbia highway Crater
Lake, the Pacific highway over the
Siskiyou mountains, Mt. Rainier and
Mt. Hood by the new English meth
cd, Paget process of natural colored
photography These pictures will be
developed in their natural colors on
slides and Messrs. Berger and Jones
will leave the last of this month for
New York and the other leading cities
of the east to show the pictures and
lecture about the territory in which
they are located. The proposition is
under the direction of the Portland
Chamber of Commerce and the lee
turs will be given under the direction
of the Chamber of Commerce in the
cities they visit.
On their return from the lake
Messrs. Berger and Ames will take
pictures Of the Pacific highway as
far as the summit of the siskiyous.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-08-23
Acknowledges
City's Invitation
Visalia Board of Trade,

NlSalld, Cdl., aug. II, 1910.
Mr.. M. j. Duryea, Ashland CONNER
cial Club, Ashland, Ore.
Dear Sir: l have pleasure in ac-
knowledging the receipt of your let
ter bearing date August IL. | hope
before the present year draws to an
end to accept your cordial invitation
to visit your city-a city that is play
ing an important part in the develop
ment of the great state of Oregon.
| know that Ashland's seat is the
front row right near the orchestra.
An optimistic army of citizens, the
right sort of residents, and an eff.
cient publicity man pointing with
pride to his city's importance upon
the may, one can easily see prosperity
rising upon Ashland. May the brill
liancy of its rising never fade.
Very truly yours,
JAMES T. BOYER.
Sec. Visalia Board of Trade.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-08-23
Outline Of Life Of
Foremost Citizens

A brief outline of the life of S
Benson, lumber millionaire, philan
| thropist and good roads booster who
was chosen as Oregon's representa-.
tive citizen in whose honor a day was
set aside at the Panama-Pacific ex-
position, may be of especial interest.
Last Tuesday was the day set aside
in honor of Mr.. Benson at the exposi-
tion.
Benson was born in Norway about
sixty years ago. His parents were
none too prosperous and at an early
age he was compelled to shift for him
self. At the age of 16, through his
own efforts, he had acquired suffi-
cient money to bring him to the
United States. From Ellis Island he
went to Wisconsin, reaching there
practically penniless, but filled with
boundless energy and ambition.
Unable to speak very good English,
Benson was under a severe handicap,
but soon found employment with
farmers from the land of his birth.
His first job paid him SIS and board.
He married at an early age. In
1879, accompanied by his wife and
small son, he started for Oregon.
First he went to Columbia county,
where he found employment in log
ging camp.
For ten years he labored with vary
ing results and then, about 1891, he
began to prosper. Buying out the
men who in the meantime had been
interested with him in logging opera
tions, Benson increased the output of
the plant from 900 to 100000 feet
of lumber a day. Working almost
day and night, Benson continued
making money at rapid rate, rein
vesting it in timber lands.
In 1906 he owned $4,000 acres of
timber land in Columbia county
alone.
Six years ago, believing he was
sufficiently possessed of the worlds
goods, he sold his entire holdings for
approximately $4,O00,0OO.
Mr.. Benson has five children.
Since retiring from private bust
ness Benson has devoted practically
all of his time and energy to matters
beneficial to the public.
First he donated forty bronze
fountains to the city of
Portland. These fountains are to be
found on almost every downtown cor
ner in the City Of Roses, four streams
of water pouring out to assuage the
thirst OF the passerby.
Intensely interested in good roads
from boyhood, having driven OK
teams in the wilderness, Benson has
spent thousands of dollars in investi-
eating the best methods Of highway
construction and has given his knowl-
edge without charge for the benefit
Of the public.
He gave $4,000 to the state to
build a road around Shell Rock on
the Columbia river highway, and
and financed the campaign !
for the construction of the famous
boulevard itself.
He is chairman of the advisory |
of the state highway COM
and is at present fathering a
to bond the state for $10,-
900, 900 to complete and maintain a
chain of permanent state highways.
Benson has always been great
lover of children, and realizing that
he never during his youth had the
of education, recently
gave the city OF Portland 100000
for the establishment of a trades
school for hoys and girls
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-08-23

been an increase of 80 per cent in the
total number as compared with the
preceding year, and an increase Of So
per cent over 1918.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-08-23

II your watch does not give you
satisfaction take it to Johnson the
jeweler. 97-tf
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-08-23

Albany-Site selected for $780,
900 paper mill plant.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-08-23

Factory blocks are economical
Try them. Carson-Fowler Lumber
Co. 23-4t
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-08-23

Millersburg will vote on erecting
$4,000 school house August 16.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-08-23

East Portland getting new bank
and business mems club buildings.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-08-23

Manufacture of peppermint oil in
Linn county under way.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-08-23
Cunningham FavOrs
Electric Contract


Editor Tidings: 1t is with an
earnest desire to promote the best in
terest of the city, present and future,
that | ask your indulgence in a linn
tied space in the columns Of your pa
per. will refer specifically and par
ticularly tc the coming election called
to ratify or reject an agreement made
by the city council with the Califor-
nia-Oregon Electric Light and Power
Company.
Council a Unit.
The text of that agreement is pub
lished in Your paper for the informa-
tion of the people. 1t is framed in
plain language and not with intent
to deceive. ! sincerely hope that
every voter will read and study it
from all points of view. If there is
anything that seems to require fur
ther explanation, Just make inquiry
of those who know, so that all doubt
may be removed.
The mayor and all members Of the
city council have approved and
strongly recommend the ratification
of the agreement. They are all tax
payers, have electric light, and the
same interest in city matters that
other citizens bave-no more, no
less.
The city's water and the city's
light belong to us citizens and it is
our interest to improve and perfect
them all we can. This is the one
golden opportunity. Do not let 1t
pass by. l say this in full knowledge
of the past gained in almost eight
years of service on the council. This
is, / will repeat, the city's golden OPP
portunity. Do not let the scare OF
more bonds" frighten you. Even If
our city's population remains the
same as now, the net revenue from
light and power will be amply suffi-
cient to take up the bonds as we'll as
the interest as it natures, as the city
has been doing and is doing now on
q much larger amount of bonds.
No Tax Levy.
II there was any probability of
these bonds increasing our taxes, l
most certainly would not recommend
the issue, but | believe-and can al
most say | know-that the taxpayer
will never be called on or be assessed
for their payment. The water fund
and electric light fund will "go hand
in hand" within time reduction in
rates, and revenue producers.
Had ] the time and health could
talk long on the different and sep
arate points OF agreement, but what
! neglect others may take up. | rely
largely on the voters careful reading
of the agreement, and especially on
the unbiased opinion of the women,
whose favorable opinion and votes
will give us more light, and save us
from darkness in case of a break
down in our plant. AS prominent
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-08-23

st. Helens-Columb River Can
merry running stady on vegetables.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-08-23

Who are THE Cows?
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-08-23

Fifty cents invested In a Tidings
For Sale" ad often sells $1,000
property. Did you ever try 1t?
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-26
Merdants gronsfer & gtorage
So. Gelepbon 855. (4n3.)
Tcutidles S6catcr.

Sin 10 reidlbaltiges Hrogramm bot
mpbl leltcn bic 2eitltng eilles oel1t=
ldlen Sbcaters ~ieillel1 8elllderl1 al1=
gelebt, oils bies bel1te Mbcno I'M
@rano Sperlballs geid>ebell lou. Sic
gall5c &od)e miro llnil1terhrod)el &C.
preht, I'M cine crltflaliigeGo teQllllg
Gcrans5llbringell, ll1O inter @errll
&llrt @orib Spielleitlnld lit fanm
ein 3lpeifcl p%orbal1oen, BOB mir bas
geltc bonn @eftan 5l ie6en befonme1
merbelr. Sdon Der 5itel bielcr Spc=
retten=Ipfie gltmmeliribe ooer
: Die Sic &crrcn SDfn1e lagt, BOB
es Gtlpas 5ll 2adlen aibt, aber St
1pas lit llid]t genllg, l1eill es giht iebr
nicl 5llllt 9ar6en lllpo Das lit es, mas
lnllcr Nllbliflm mill. Mud oes So
oes 9ait INTO W'iibel1 illd1t mon SSrols
iinl11 @eiterfeit lllD quite 2alll1e l,o
IN oiele lpcroe1 inns ll1iere Sdal1lpie.
ler lid)er Dente 9lbeno ~perieben
9lbcr allBer Oent @llnlor lu16 ser Sci,
terteit gibt es nod) onoere Iilgc, Sic
inns ollfgeti'd)t meroen iollen. Sic
llellelten @elangs= nn0 5an5ihlager
lollell gebradt meroe1 lno lie iino
llcll, 9al15 llelt. Sic ent3iidenoItel1
Observation-Disclosures ser lebten 2
Sabre meroell erflingell l1l1o 10 Wfon-
d)cr miro Dos Ibeater perlaiien nro
lllrrello lnO ldmurreno peroen oiele
ent5ildenoen MeloOien iih in ieinenl
SCOPE berlnnorebcll. ga lit bas Ser
5ett $50 ite6t oer11 oas geldrie6en 2"
oas 1llctt u&illOden fpnlnl ali Cont
ll1e%rlpobnng". Sin Gollplet u1ns
1T Gerlil", Elm sertctt u'gSenl1 Der
goter nit Dem Spbl,c" l1i1p. SsSd)
glallbe, oas Stiilf cntbalt 12 Sc
lallas. n1o son51lnrnnyrl1, ODER id,
mill lie llid)t alla porlbeg @perrotell,
mn oos gile nod cine @aQa0e
mGreteld)el1, nleil M}dbelden", geIlu1=
gen BON @crrn Sscor @ofnanll, mos
pon lulio gr0Berem Sl1terelie lit, ols
Der Gerfoilcr Elm shanipielpr lit, Ser
lett Inn IelSe lteht lll0 NIT Dem ei=
lernen arel5 |. &lolie mlsge5eidnet
Doroen lit.
slles 0ies 5uiommel1genommen
toll1mt n1all 5n Dem 6a5it, BOB es
clllc 8olassoritelllng miro. 9uir
laBt glld) oielcn Nbello llid)t elltae.
ben mo nloge Elm Dolles Salls ll1ie.
rem fleibl9en aiinltlern elm frobe,
@elbnadts= @ulb laill.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-26

- 81. Safer, 3aAnarot, Mbitafer
BUILDING. (Nn3.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-26
21tr lebtcu Mn6c.

Gart en- 4etlef Sranf.
Gus Acknowledgements oes am.
.8ienstag Nbel10 o%l5ufriib, nlr 80
Sabre often, aus oerr 2ebem gel6iez
benell Garlten @etlef Iral1f, bat llr1=
ter le6r GROCER @etbeilignng am
.6reitag Gornittag NM 10 llbr bonn
Irallcrbnuie, 1921 8rolpn StraBe,
aus nod Dem Safoale Irieobof ltatt=
gefntpoen. 8iele prad)tige 8lumell=
ipenbell maren als 3eiden Ser Md)=
tnllg l1o 2iebe, berel1 iid Ser gr1t=
idlafene 5n 2eb5eiten %erfrel1te, ltl1o
Oes Mitgefiibls init Der tiefen Sra1=
er Der Si1terblie6enen gelanof NOR
Sen. SIM @al1Ie nno alf Dem Srieo=
bofe mionnete SEER Sobanmes &roeger
DEM 10 fritz, I'M 'belten Mannesalter,
bonn Ipbe a6berufene1 @atter, So
ter, Sobne, 8rlroer un0 Sdppieger=
|Iobne ei11el1 tiefeanpfullOenen ebren=
Den Nabrllf l111b ridtete ib011e, ge=
fiiblpolle, 81 Ser5en geben0e Iroltes=
morte an bie tieftral1erllOen Sil1ter-
bliebenen. Ole Sargtr1ger lparer
Die @erren: Carl @rolpl1, Mfre0 Wie-
pers, SarrD saul, George Grimes,
Gariten Sranf n1lo @ilie Sranf.
I6ran Margaretbe @ieie,
geb. slrp.
Gas 2eidpenbeg1ngl1iB Der an
Mfpntag, Sen 90. 8e5ember, morger
um 81 llbr aus Dem 2eber geidie.
oelren alten oeatlden 4ionierin16r
Mlnrgaretbe @ieie, geb. "Trip, fat
1pie mir id)oat .am Jreitag fltr5 sc
}meloet bobell1 lll1ter iebr 5ablreid)e1
9etbeiligll,lg am Donnerstag, Del
|23. 9eoemoer, Naomlittaas INN ]
! llbr, bonn Gra1terbalIe, 1917 Scar
quette StraBe alis nod oem ginv
Sill Irieobpfe ltattgefunoen. 8iel
prqdtigc 8l1dnenlpen0en apare1t al
l3eibel ser sldtltllg ltnb 2ie6e, oerel
fid) Sic Gntid)lafene gu 2eh5eiten er
%1rpllte, u,lo Des W1itgefiibls nit De
Iralter Ser Sillterbliebe1elt geiarlb
aporou1. Gas 3inmler, in 1peld)er
Bic 2eid)e mlfgebabrt par, glif einen
glumenboin. Sm SallIe lnb an
@rabe miomete SEER So6alnes aroe
ger Ser alte1 belitid)el1 Nionieril'
Ser trellell llno liebepolen @attill
|Waltter, Sdlpiegermutter, @roBm1lt
ter uno 5dapcIter cillcn tiefempfnll
Ibel,e,1, e%brenoen Nadruf uro rid)tet
j10ncl g~eliDlpolle Groiteslporte al
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-26
gonajaGriae treue Mbpnncmtcu

inns eifriae seier bcsu Ser 1en1ofrat"
lillo @err inns Sralt S. S. @l1lf in
9oper, CRAWFORD County, Soma.
Sra1 s. 81. @ulf, apeldp inns am
MittmpdD, Sen %. 3e5ember, Mn
slbomlemclltsbetrag fiir ei1r apeiteres
Sabr einianOte, idrieb inns, oab Das
Igbcpaar tros leirtes bollel1 Ilters,
@err s. s. Nlllf lit iihar so Sabre
alt ullb leine Satin miro am 4. sSa-
mlar ibr Estes 2ebensiabr pollelloell,
lid) in gutter @eil,nobeit befinoet lulo
iid, bemerfensipertber Hiiltigfeit er=
freut. Der alte Ser s. s. @nlf
geft rcaclulabig ieoen Mbeno nad)
oen1 Hoitant, llm lid ben Ser 3e-
mofrat1 all %lolel, berell eifrige Sc
ler Ieit pielen, pielcn Sa6rel1, tpie
p6el1 erlpibnt, SEER s. s. @a1lf ln,o
ieille 8atfin lino. @elln cine Gllll=
nler einlnol al1sbleibt, mos IN Ssplge
Der WeiBperl elollng Ollrb Bic Nolt,
|nidt bllrd) lllliere 5dnlo, FIN ln1o
pieoer pprfomntt, lilr0 Die altsn 2ell=
te lebr enttalllbt.
Ant geltrieen MISUNDERSTANDING
|bat cine groBe Notwithstanding
i'm SCENT oes altelten SoJnes, @errp
8llli, it%attgeflntoe1, Sic jebenfaas
eil1elt iebr fr0blid)en Gerlalt5 ge11orr=
nlel1 bat. @ir Diinide1 I'M erel1
mertben alten trellen 2eler1 nlb
gQ6onaetten, Serril lulo 5ralt S. S.
8lllf, nad)traalih fr0blidle @eib-
nad)ten llrb I'M 8nrals ei1 frDblidcs
neues SSafir, perflriipft init Ser Soff-
1ltl1g, bab tie iid III 0ieiem 10 gutter
@e|unObeit erfrel1el1 mogel1, tpie in
Dem p~erflpIienen. 6er5lid)en 3u11f
fir Ben Mbonnementsbetrag.
Dr. gape, 3abnar3t Security
tutI6ing. Mn3.J
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-26
nine ghmiot, Gbriltine Moor.

mine 5dmiot, g6riitine Door
malt.
sdmettcrlings-gon Sulia
8onalo, gli5abetb Montolll1s,
6lorence 9onolb.
!. 3igeunerd)or - @alter Gd)roe-
Ser, 9lop ge6r, &enrp @ebr, @ei1z
Daro 9ochap, 6erbert gilber1tein.
@illiam Bnblma1l, Coma @illers,
glenora Sdlllmp, Sltlia 8onal0,
@rna gn9lanOt, Olga Sltb, Slga
56eel, 3orotbD Mitf.
0. Ger &affeeflatld Mn1a
8ranot, Morie 8eterier1, Coma
Gdnibt, Cora M6rens, Gbriitine
Weoorma,1.
J. Ser observation-disclosures lln6 feline
Spieliad)el1 sSsulia 9ol1alb,
Senrp arllie, Srma @oettig,
Sil0a 8illers, 9protbD Mif,
Serbert Sduni0t, @iQiam 8nbl-
mal1, Serbert 5iIberlteim @al-
ter 9e6r> 8ilfrco @ebr, aalrt
Sennis, SarolD Sebens, @alter
S6roe0er, @erbert Sebellg ,9ern-
barb 2entis, Maprltl,nb @eiger,
Gop gebr, Senrp @ebr, Mein=
baro yfod)art, @alter Sebens.
gli5abetb Montamls, Ilo-
renee @onolo, @lenor 8abl, 81
ia Ser0, Garcia Mied)e, gora
&iedp, Cora @dmiot, DorptbD
2embef, Marp @infelman, Mo-
bel ganliea, grna gnglanot,
Coma &liuot, Giro @eiger, Gutg
@ebring, Gillian Sdmibt.
9. 2ie0 ~ 5tiue Nadt.
gs lit 5ll t6offen 1lno 5l1 miirld)er,
'oB iid) 51 6ieler OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ser
5onntagsidnle ser Ireiet 8eutld)en
5dlllgeltteiltoe llldt muir Die Mitglie=
'cr, lolroern oll6 bos beutibe Nllb!i-
Inn I'M Illgemeinen red)t 5ablreid
'infilloen miro.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-26

sdJritfer 6. s. suiloins 60,
Mltflolnng.
100000.
Ibe stonoaro Gonit 60. $40
1000 &apitul.
:. .. Mrglcaoro So, ancnoe.
meni.
She elooitiuns So, $4,000.
5ri=Gitp Moilmap So, grnel1e-
rltl1g ltno lllbltitllirte Mrtifel So.
100000.
Iri=Gitp Nlliicol s(iin.
She 1ernocrat gltb So, $780,.
600 &apital.
She Iapelport Gat6ological 60.
bnroterp s(lln.
IGe 9eid}nla5 &llbllen Cigar So.
ENHANCEMENT, germe6rnng aufS2OO,.
600.
Gollep 2ono ans Development 60.
ENHANCEMENT.
@elterll Securities So, Mmenbe'
ment, $250,0O0.
@eitlid] Company $4,000.
@alt1a At%apigatipn So, S5OlO00
@aleott Milttllal Sire Snl. So.
Enhancement.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-26

$40. 80 bis $50 Mantel, Y Greis
$3.50 EliiidpM antel, $t9.95
9llle allocrn Gliiid- l1no Gbii=
ion Gelpet Mdlltel 5ll 6eoel,tenOen
HeD11fftol1en.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-26
@cibnadtsfeier
Ser 8reien 3elltiden Sdulgemei110e

SIM f(einen Saole ser 3apen-
port Iltrn6ale filloet nad)iten 9tens=
tag, Sen %. 8e5ember, bus @ei6=
ser 6reien 3eutlden s1ul=
geneiloe 1tatt, apofiir 0as %folgenoe
Grpgramm aufgeltent lporoen lit:
/. @lollenlieO Mit bllnoerttalt-
leno 5timnel1.
Ge5itatiol1en: Inter 6em Sannen=
baum, glenore Ghlu11p.
@ir griiBen: Marte Sebens, 81
mer 9abL 5tella gle0len, SSlt-
Tia Donalb, Slorence Donal0,
gli5abetb Montanl1s, Giro Set
ger, @lia @ero, Morn1a @i11-
rids, Morma SUB.
8illfontmen: grpin 9ebr, Sarolb
sSebens, Mid)arb Noblmar,
altrt 5emlins, &arl Serb, Greb
@inrihs, Oscar @eiger, Sreb
@lebleu, @erbert silberItein.
2. alallenlieb, 9as @niber0slein.
3. @ouplet, 5enrp &rl1le, @alter
S6roe6er, @alter 8ran6t,
Bernhard 2etnb1,is.
&e5itatipn, Ser liebe @eibnadts<
mann 80 Cora nnb Goralo Site
dc.
a. 2ie6, 3ie beuti6e SABINE ~ Doro-
tbp Mid, 6erbert 5ilberltein, ssSre=
ne @nglar0t.
@eoidt, Sir Deltl6lano, grn1a
gnglanot.
Meitbetiider Gon5: Selma Sebens,
Selma Sebens, SSrn1a @oettig,
8. SanIen.
s. Ole perlorene grille, 600 Moor-
mon, '5elma Sebe1ts, @e1rD aru-
ic.
9. a1aq it 9ertid1ano iiii6er 81
II. Me5itotion: Das Gelepbon, Mlma
@rarot.
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5nb.
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Shnibf.
Ole Bltpper1 '@eIelli6aft: Gillian
Sdniot, Slllia 9onaIb, glia
Sero, gli5abetb Montantus,
Serbert Sil6er1tein llno grieoa
9ra11of.
Is. Mein Seimatblano: Margl1erite
6alberger, Dora M6rens, Mlma
8rarot, @oa Moorma1, 8ilhel=
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-26
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lcbte CT iid) in Davenport 5llr Mltbc.
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600 orei &inoer, 6ralt M}eta S%sllcr=
gens, sllbcrt mo Sellrp &llllot, 5mel
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GottuQe Camps So, shlflDiunq.


Iaoenport Creamery 60, $10,=
1000 slftienfapital.
9openport See Cream So, $780,
900 Mftienfapital.
Davenport Sbpd ~9lblorber 60,
100000 9lftiellfapital.
Davenport 2e11o=a=@nno Glllb,
ENHANCEMENT.
staot Davenport, ginperleiblllg.
Iapenport 9ullllcB Melr's Moeing
9llioeiatinn, $500 &apital.
davenport @lepatpr 3d. $780,
900 &apital.,
2emocrat Gl1bliibing So, $780,
900 &apital.
Gapentprt ans Ga11aoion 2ollo
So, Nl1iloinng.
Davenport Pathological Sob. s(llo=
citation.
Galt SIDE Gospel M1iiiior.
@riffitb @roill Company, $4,000
&apital.
Baroen Ibeatre Company, $780,
900 &apital.
@erpe gros. & @arpep So, $13,=
600 &apital.
Some sopings 9ollf, g(nlenoc=
ment.
Samfepe 81. Saul So, $4,000
&apitul.
Sarnco & gol1 Mol1r So, Mmelt-
Dement, sur Germebrlmg.
Salligm GanOp So, ENHANCEMENT
sur Gernle6rl1ng allf 100000 &u=
|pital.
@apes & Sherman, $4,000.
Sellrp adbrs 8ading 60, 5000
1000 &apital.
Soma Contribution ono Gng. So,
$4,000 &apital.
Soma Conference seminary Ger1
IGopr.
s. 6. 5drider, 9Mfl0iul1g.
&ahl gros. Contribution So.
ENHANCEMENT.
a1lbncn @1idb) Cigar So, gern1eb.
lttitS, P-OU,OOO.
2%inogropb seutrities 60, 5000,
IOOC.
eeGlaire Cemetery Milpciation
Notwithstanding.
Motiinger misunderstanding So.
Mllfloiung.
Martir Mooos So, gernrelirung
100000 &apital.
Weolon Garage, gern1e6rlng all
$4,000 aapitol.
Mc@ratb Conjunction So, 9(uf
loinng.
MeGleao,,O q. U.s.. So, an,e,1
oen1eni.
Nidolas a1,bl1cn Gigar So, Ser
mebrnng altf 100000 &opitol.
Eioneer Mfg. So, $4,000.
y. 2. 6. ghlilOing So, $4,000
Eplitipe Sl1pplp 60, Ml1flDiuna
Nl@ealant Galep 2an6 60, Ser
Gopg.
Eroareb Glu6.
Meplolos @arorbare So, 9(menbe
meni.
Gepnolos & gold.
Nole slnllll emcllt So, $4,000.
9feo Sacfet @1fa. So, sieoerir
forporirullg, $250,OO0.
STANDARD Conjunction So, $40
900 &npital.
5alcn autberan Cemetery sliin.
Sears Sooolcrp Company, Sinner
Element.
/, sdridcr 6. 81 guiloi,g 50
alnfloimg.
!, silbsritcin sros. CLOTHING 50
$50, 0OO.
einO9rop1 Securities 50, 5000
1000 &upital.