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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-03-17
Ex-PoLlcE CHIEF PIERCE, OF
SIOUX CITY, INDICTED FOR
CONSPIRACY.
.sALooNkEEPER FORD
ALSO HELD TO COURT
Severe Penalties With Terms in Prison,
If Men Are enthusiastically cation
Result Of DspiorabIe Conditions in
city-PubIic Interest Aroused to
High Pitch.

Sioux City, March 17-George Pierce,
ex-chief Of police, of Sioux City. was
indicted on three specific bribery
charges and one serious charge Of con-
spiracy. and George Ford, veteran
saloonkeeper. was indicted on a
charge Of conspiracy. by the grand jury,
which filed a partial return of its find
ings to Judge Anderson Of the dis
trlct court. The return of these i'm
portant indictments kills the infor,na-
ton sworn out in Justice of the Peace
Browning's court by E. c. Wolcott on
evidence of G. w. Neis and does away
with the hearing on this charge which
was set for o'clock this afternoon.
The conspiracy charge is an inclusive
one and contains many counts.
brlbery and conspiracy are defined
as follows in the Iowa criminal code.
Penalty Severe.
Sec. 4SS4-Sheriff or other officers
receiving brides: If any sheriff, deputy
sheriff, coroner or constable or any
marshal deputy marshal policeman
or police officer Of any city or town,
receive from a defendant, or other
person, any money or valuable thing
as consideration or as an inducement
Tor emitting or delaying to arrest any
defendant, or to carry him before a
magistrate or to prison, or for post
ponlng, delaying or neglecting the sale
OF property on execution, or for omit
tlng or delaying to perform any other
duty pertaining to his office, he shall
be fined not exceeding $500, or i'm
prlsoned in the county Jail not ex-
ceeding six months or both fined and
imprisoned at the discretion of the
court.
Sec. 5059-Conspiracy in general: II
any two or more persons conspire or
confederate together with a fraudulent
or malicious intent, wrongfully to in
jure the person, character, business.
property or rights in property of an
other. or to do any illegal act Injurious
to. the public trade, health, morals or
police. or to the administration of pub
lie justice, or to commit any felony,
they are guilty of conspiracy, and every
such offender, and every person who
is convicted Of conspiracy at COM
mon law shall be imprisoned in the
penitentiary not more than three years.
Conditions DepIorabIe.
Intense public interest has marked
every action Of the grand jury and
the long list of witnesses who have
been testifying for fourteen days in
the case, and though there was not
the slightest doubt in the minds OF
many who have watched conditions 60
from bad to worse. despite continual
protest to the ex-chief Of police and
John Dineen, head OF the public safety
department to hundreds the findings
will disclose q sorry record.
Robberies increased, holdup men
worked at will, houses of prostitu-
ton have opened and remained open,
the number Of lewd women, crooks,
gamblers, thieves and criminals of all
kinds increased and found safe har-
bors here. Protests were Of no avail,
and for weeks past rumors OF collision
between the denizens Of the under
world and officials have been flying
thick and fast.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-03-17
PROPOSED LAW TO PERMIT MAN.
uFAcruRE AND SALE OF
LIGHT DRINK.
COMMITTEE ON SUPPRESSION
OF iNTEMPERANcE FAvoRs
Surprise Sprung in Legislature by
Reprsse sentative sawyer-WouId Per-
NIT Sale Of Beverage Containing 1
Per Cent Of Aleohol-Locai Option in
Soft Drinks Proposed.

Des Moines, March 17.-Manufacture
and sale Of near beer" would be per-
mitted after prohibition goes into effect
in Iowa if the bill which Representa-
tive Sawyer succeeded in getting the
house committee on suppression Of
intemperance to approve yesterday
should become law.
Sawyer surprised the committee by
springing bill which would exempt
persons manufacturing or selling in
special charter or commission gov
erned cities a malt liquor containing
not more than per cent of alcohol
from the penalties provided under the
prohibitory law. He moved to have
the bill introduced as a committee
measure and there was only vote
or two against the proposition.
Text Of Measure.
Here is what the bill provides:
whenever the council or commits
soners OF any city or town or city
acting under special charter or COM
mission form Of government shall
grant by ordinance to any person,
firm Of corporation consent to manu-
facture within the limits of such city
malt beverage containing not more
than per cent of alcohol, such per-
son, firm or corporation manufacture
ing such beverage or any carrier
transporting the same, shall be eX-
empt from any and all the penalties
provided by law for manufacturing,
selling or transporting such beverage:
provided, however, that no such malt
beverage shall be sold to a minor I'M
less in the presence or with the con-
sent Of the parent or guardian.
whenever the council or commits
sioners Of any city or town or city
acting under special charter or COM
mission form Of government shall
grant to any person, firm or corpora
ton consent to engage in the sale Of
a malt beverage as described in this
act, any such person, firm or corpora
ton engaged in the sale Of such pro-
duct shall be exempt from any and
all penalties provided by law.
Up to City Council.
1.-THE council or commissioners of
cities and towns and cities acting UNI
der special charter or commission form
of government shall have power to
regulate the manufacture and sale Of
malt beverages as described in this act.
ANY person. firm or corporation vio-
lating any of the provisions of this act
shall be subject to all the pains and
penalties of the prohibitory statute
1t was a wet enough day at the
committee meeting /. that the Kane
Kimberly bill also, which would give
some forty or more saloons in Dav-
export and Dubuque six months more
Of life that they would he deprived
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-03-17
NEW IMPROVEMENT SOCIETY.
lew Providence Citizens Organize
Community Association.

New Providsncs Citizens Organize
Community Association.
Special to Times-Republican.
New Providence, March II. ~ There
has been recently organized at New
Providence an organization known as
the Community Improvement Associa-
ton. 1t is composed Of the farmers
living adjacent to New Providence and
the business men Of the town. There
are at present about sixty members,
and it is the hope Of those interested
that the membership shall reach at
least 100.
The object Of the association, as
stated in the constitution, shall be ito
promote the best interest of commun-
ity life along social moral, educa :
tional, and economical lines" The Of
ficers are president, vice president, sec
rotary and treasurer, and four direc-
tors. These seven members constitute
the executive board. The president is
Charles A. Norman and the secretary
and treasurer John N. Martin.
The first meeting was held In the
gymnasium of the consolidated school
building Saturday. Professors Will
liams and Mcdonald, of the state agri-
cultural college at Ames, spoke on
topics of interest to such an organlza-
ton.
One of the members. George w. Nit
chell, owns ten acres of land ad1oln-
ing the school campus, which he pro-
posed to allow the association free use
of for agricultural demonstration work.
His offer was accepted and vote OF
thanks rendered him for his interest
and generosity. About 500 was sub
scribed by members for the purpose
of carrying on the demonstration
work. Under the direction OF one or
the college experts the ground will be
prepared and planted to various crops,
and an accurate estimate of yields
made at the time of harvest.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-03-17

course of his travels he visited .
Michigan paper mill, hoping to dispose
OF some Of the chs Sp coal. He was told
that they had a ready market for pa
per but could obtain but little sulphite,
and might soon have to shut, down.
Sulphite was necessary In the manu-
facture Of paper, and Germany was the
main source Of supply.
The beet sugar industry, also, must
suffer, he said, because Of the lack OF
beet seed-it, too, came from Germany.
Apprehension was felt by dealer In
tops that there would be scarcity OF
these also because they were all made
in Germany.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-03-17
Personal Injury Case Settled.

Special to Times Republican.
Fort Dodge, March II. - DR.. Mayer
Budyk, Of Dubuque, who felt that he
was injured In an Illinois Central
wreck near Calendar, July 49, 1913,
enough to warrant damage suit against
the road for $50, 900, has decided to &C
cent 81 .O91 from the railroad company.
thereby settling the case out of court.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-03-17
WAR AFFECTS UNITED STATES.
Travelling Man Reports Several Indus.
tries Hit by European Conflict.

Special to Times Republican.
Hampton. March 17-One Of the re-
suits of the present conflict in Europe
is to bring home to the people Of the
United States that we are not as In
dependent Of our neighbors overseas as
we at times claim to be. AS proof of
this the following is cited, and it is
in substance just as told here in
Hampton only short time ago.
The speaker was a travelling sales-
man representing coal mining inter-
ests in Kentucky and he was seeking
a market for large amounts of slack,
a by-product Of the mines. In the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-03-17

The many remarkable cures Of colds
and influenza effected by Chamberlain's
CouE. Remedy have made II famous
over a large part Of the civilized world.
For sale BY all drugetsts. Adveytise-
rnent, IS = s.A ~
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-03-17
PLAN ODD FELLOWS, PARK.
Tract Purchased by Patriarehs Militant
to Be Improved.

to Be improved.
Special to Times Republican.
Clear Lake. March 1.-THE Patri-
archs Militant, branch Of the Odd
Fellows order, are preparing to fix up
their fifteen acre tract at lakewood.
across the lake. which they recently
purchased. There will be the II. inning
OF trees and grading the roads. and as
soon az this is completed number of
summer cottages will be erected. The
land has all been plated and there will
Be plenty Of recreation grounds. in ad :
dition to the many cottages to be built
by members of the order. WORT will
commence soon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-03-17
Boone Woman Injured.

Special to Times -RepubIlcan.
Boone, March 17.-Mrs. Amanda
Franklin, one Of our oldest residents.
fell in the yard this morning and broke
her shoulder. AS she is past 81 years
of age. the injury Is serious.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-24
sllts bca,t gcridlt,

aHZfTLtU e&FAN@-f -Fs#LAA "a ZEF "
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lirS al1
Spbn.M. Wic9om1eu, le5tamentsnpu-
itrcfer Ser MadbIaiieuldoit pnn si,iia
S8onnell, altsaeltent lporfen. Mll-
.lp1lte Der N%llgalsgenbeit lil1o glp ul1b
G1tib.
Ncarl Splm bat cine Sdeibungs-
fla9s gcgett loren M,allll, Ssreo Scum,
|meaul b6slpiiliaen gerlaI1enS blrd)
Mlnpalt Mnorem 8. Gbe3em nllilrelt-
Gan lailsn. Ias 4soar per,eiratblete
ltdy nod Der Ma5elhrift atn 10. SEQ
peln6er 1911 ulpo lebte bis Sitr1 is.
Npril 1918 5lrianm1en. 9ie &lGaerin
%nerlunat alrt) Die SbGlt iiber l1rer
ISubn, Gerl,olt @oln1.
Der Sd}ll1Bberid}t pelr Motert nno.
|Gamilla Strclop, Ieltamel1tsnpqltre=
rfer Scr Nablaiienidnft Don GmiIie
|Strelmp, lit bnrh oie Mnpalte
Wealnes mo &ellp binterleat lporoen.
glitter @arlil,g bat onrd) sllnpalt
.Ml1orcm 8. @be5em cine Sdpioll1as=
.flagc aeaell ibren NfullrL garl Cor
ling, pcgcll gral1laner rrlo lil11teni1=
.lld]er g%ebanolllng nlitrcngen ~lolien.
Gus &aar p%erbeiratbcte iih nod Ser
&lageidSrift am 6. Sftpber 1918. Sic.
a&lagcrtn erll,d)t I'M Iiibrll1lg hires
Wiaodelnlamens gitber @rigbt.
Gurd3 Die gllnpaltc Sane llo $50.
tern1an mltr0e poraelter1 Nad)mittag
Dos Seltament BON Sernlann &lop<
%pelbltrg sur 9ead)lalIenidnit einge=
reirbt. Mlles @iaentblln lit ser @itt=
ne, Gli5abetb aloppenbalrg, per=
madjt. 3ieielfs m1lroe olld9. sl1r Sc
tolnentspollltrederill er1aln1t. Gus
IGtalnel1t mr,roe am 81 .Mltgllt 1915
al,saeltellt.
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pcilltrecferi1 Der Nad)laiienidmft bon
sSSanfes Iolep, bot onrd) Sic Mnmaltc
ysbaron nl1o &iagins Sen Sd)lnBbc=
rid]t hinterlegen lallell, ser BON 9fid)=
ter 2etts %gl1tgebeiBen mllroe.
&idbtcr 2etts gelpa6rte geitern Garl,
Song Die Sdeioung BON leil1er Iralt.
Gpa Gong. Ser &l1ger ipar oa1rrb
Nlnpalt 2ouis 6. Moooemig n~ertrete1l.
Die Sta0t Davenport, apeldle als
gefla9te IN elmer bon gllen @lprn
al1geitrengten &lage g"erannt 1pllroe,
tot bl1rd] 5taotammalt Garl $. Cant
'bad Inn gallallere Nl1ga6en ril1d)en
laliel1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-24
Gpliaeilidlc &eranbcrlnlac1t.

Yer arntirenM 4oli5cld)ef CHARLES
Sdllleter llat aeltern Mbcllo lein Sip
pei Der Noli5iitem oie ~foleen0en Ser
mOerll1aen i'm @oli5eiI epartemcnt
befanllt %gegebel1:
gerfebrsppli5iit Cites miro ieillen
Nlas on Der 8. lrllD graop Strabe
nit Gcrfebrspolisilt @lidbal1 BON ser
5neitcn nlo @arriiun pertouid}ell.
~gllBeroeln miil1elf Sic IerfemspMi=
|sllten lidl Don iabt an cine Stl1noe
i%friiller in Der Gnli5eimud)e sum 0ienlt
nlelocl1. Sll Ser 4oliSeiuad)e babcll
lie Iid} ltlt $3.50 ll1r M}orgers 51
lnelOcm lno ibr 1ienlt b%cail1nt llll1
l1elul llbr Morgel,s piilftlid, itatt
lple bislang, ltln 5abn llbr Morgens.
shldl meroen Don icbt an Sic Ser
fcbrspolisiIteH Spnllabulo slhellA bis
ltrt ael1ll ubr 3ienlt tblrn miiljel1.
llnt ihnen @elegenbcit sum Ginneb-
men ibres M~ferSeliens 5l aehcn, l1t1o.
olld) anoerreleits bcu Gerfehr MIDI
reno Ser Nben0brpfpanie 81, regllli-
rell miro Noli5iit @roml oil solul=
abello Nbelloel1 bon $3.50 bis $50
llbr @ad)a on Der 3. lmo graop ba=
ben, Eoli5iit Nanbolph int ocrialbcl1
3cit alsN0er 9. ltno &arrilnn Strabe
urlo Goli5ilt Moslels al, Ser 2. ll1o
graon Strabe,. Iieie geloer1mael
iillo fiir Niejsllige GdJid} beitin1mt,
lpeld)e III bielsm@ MSonat 9~eudptoie1it
bat. @on Ser Snaididt miro 9ssli=
slit Speth Sen @erfebrsppli5ilten an
Scr .. llno MraSp ablolul, 4oli5ilti
@aocf Sen @crfehrs poli5iiten at ser.
3. 1n1o @rapn Sfrabe llao Goli5iit.
Safer Sen @erfefrsppli5iitsn OH ser
2. nus @arrilon atraBe.
Goli5ilt Holnm piro Sas Mebier.
pon Goli}ilt Garrou iiberllehnen ltl0
Noli5iit Carroll oasicnige oes Soft
5iltel1 Ranm. 3ie Slenoerunaeil tra-
ten aeItcr1 M6sno nit Dem Gcrlelen
oerlelben ollrd} ben m1tirenoen 4soli-
5eld)ef Sd}ll1eter in &rnft.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-24
Settle Mffntifz
StrbcNernng.
Sir oas Ditlidjc @crbanomnassimmcr
bes @cridtsgcbaltScs III bicicm
Sabre.
gllgcbote fiir @%uoepatl1e nus 2illo=
lclll1 pergebelt.

Sll ser aeltcrn Madp1ittaa abae
haltencl Sislmg res Elclldrausldu1i
les Ser Sllperpilorcnbeboroe nol
Scott Gollntp marell ollie Sllperpilo:
ren NIT Mllsllabn1e Hes Sllperpiinrs
.@allelina 5llgcgell.
@plultparnpalt @clrp S. Se6cns
erihien Dor Scr 9ehoroe in lciner 81.
genidait offs GrGlioent Der Mnpalts.
fonrn1er Don Scott Gonlltp 1ulo CT.
'ltdFte I'M Die balOnro0lide Nusfil5.
rllllg ser affl,ltifarbeiten I'M oitlid)er
@cr6anbllulgs5inmer oes @erid)tsae=
ballpes. Sic slffllitif bes lpeltlidyen
&erballollmgsSinnler mllrbe Dor lneb-
reren @od)cll perbeiiert.
Gorliter 8ecrt bon Ser Sltperpi=
lorelbcbprNe erflartc allf bes Gpllltp-
ampalts griltd]en, oaB in oieiem Sab
re feill @clo fir Sic 9lltsfiibrltalg Scr
Mffllltif= slrbeit sur Gerfiiallng ltebe.
50 iebr CT al1d) 51 Gl1llitel1 einer lei
leran slffllltif i'm oltlidcn Gerbano=
ltngs5immcr oes @eridtsgehalroes
lei, millie Bic s%lngelegcn6cit beln1od)
bis 5l1nt /. sSolll,ar 1916 rlt5cn. 81
iel1er 3eit miro Die 9lngelcssn2elt mic
ocr mlfaefriidt mer0e1.
Sir oas 9egen Don 3illolellnt i'm
@erbal1olnngsioal Oes 6ltlidIen Ihci=
les be5 @erid)tsgcbnllNes ionic filr
bic Glattform 0es NidItcriiBes nn0
Ser Sltrp im meitlid)el1 Gcrbal1o=
lllngs5innler maren 0rei Ml1aebote
eingelaltfGt: BON Scr Soma 1Sllr1iture
COMPANY, Solbroof's Tllrnitltre So.
l1no Ser Trol1c's 6l1rnit1re Gonlpa=
lrp. Sic lebtere @eleqld)aft erbielt
Sen &olttraft, 90 lie init $276.66 Dos
~nieorigits Il1gebot ul1tsrbreitet batte.
Stir bas Nllgebot 5l1r Sn1tallirumg
elmer @aoepamne IN Ser Trauenab=
tbeill1ng oes ct. Moberts @olpitals
fir o%llitedenoe &ranfbciten marel1
bier Nngehote 5ltln 4reiie bon $35
tbis SIT $64 eingelanfen. @err Noolpb
&obles erbielt Sen &ol1traft ais nieo=
riolter 8ieter.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-24

lol6 itnrfe @etrdrfc nur IN &ralrfe
a%bgegeben iperbeu, bab man obcr Elm
liotblpcnbises 3csept BON ST.. Gil(em-
alibe in Der gpose strabc crbalte,l
tonne. llnDer5i!9Iid besebe ib mid an
ben altgegebenen 9lat, finSe mirflid]
Den aenan1ten ar5t, Ser min na6 LAM
gem Warten - CT lhien a%llBerorbent<
ltd) beibdfti9t SIT lein -, cr6finete,
DOB mir ablolllt nibts feblc.
Nadbem id m,d nic1es Menidcnz
finb BON meinem 9nrltc iiber5ellst
bate, erflarte Ell mir, bdB CT als &C.
.Ipilienbnfter Mr5t feinen grlmlo Iebe,
mir alfobplii6c Getrdnfe 3l1 periGreiz
ben. @ebeimnibnou aber fiigte CT bil1e
GIT, DOB 6err Sfinemalipc aui ser onz
bercn Seite Der gtraBe I'M gelib einer
.Sdfunge lei, Die jebcl1, Der es mini
lde, 9egen cntlprederbc 8%e5ablllng an
Serrn Stinelnalibe beige unb 10 bem
9r5t Die M6glidfeit oebe, nit 9utem
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-24
.@cjt She settlentents MGiittcr=G(1tb

Sci Ser porgeitelrn Nadmittag ab-
gebaltenel1 Sabresperlnmmlr1g Des
Mlltter=G llrbs bes @elt SIDE Settle=
ments murOen oie bisberigcn 8eo1r=
tinne1 1pie folgt mieoerernablt:
Gralioentill Jrar gOmar0 9.
Sec.
gi5epraii0entin 80 6rau 5reo Me-
per.
Sefret6rin - 6ral1 2e1lo Setter.
S9obmeiiterin - 5ralt S. 9.
Doltng.
Ser @eridt Ser sdabmetterin er-
gab, Dab 1i6 Sic 51tr1rne bon $175.=
.03 als 8ilan5 int Ser ganf befi110et.
Musbe5ablt nuroen I'M lebten Sabre
$1,000. @s gil1gcn $42.49 mebr III
Die aaI1e ais i'm Sabre 5llDor.
Ser 8eridt Der Sefretdrin hpar
lebr ermunternb a1nb 5eigt ein itat1-
biges ullo erfreulides Ma6stbum Ser
8emi11igltng. 90 nelte Witglieoer
m1r0en IN Sen gflrb aufge1tommen,
lobaB beri elbe jebt ans 46 Mitglie-
bern beltebt.
5rar Mrtbur 6. Meaoing bielt Ell
men intereiimttcn @ortrag iiber lire
fiir5lid)e &eile nab HbilQoelpbia r1b
8al6ington, 9. s.
Sral1 gO. &ll1fel fang 5tpei fills.
|ide 2ieoer. Sic 1pllroe bon 6rau g.
|M. Geaoing AM &labier' begleitet.
|9eab ser l1~nterbaltl11tg nllrocn @r-
.friidyul1gen lerpirt. Sic @aitge6erill=
men maren Srau 9. Sc. gurroms,
|5rdnlein Marcella @oitello unf
|Sraulein @ertruoe 56aefer.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-24
@elpilien oos acipiinldtc Meaept aus

Geipiilen oas acipiinidtc Me3ept aus
5lldreiben. sWiit SEM Mlltbe Ser Ser
alpeifllng folgc i6 alld] bieicm @infe.
8on @errn Sfinemalinc merbc i) aber
informirt, bab sic 8eltic bon elmer
SGlange bereits allf mebrerc stunbcn
I'M bprolls bcltelt iei unb baB MIR
pllrd %bpppeltc Care Bic ogiidfcit me
mittcl6arer 9cbanblltng aeaebcn lei.
Seuf5cnb bc5abie ib bas @crlangte,
lnlle mir bas Me5ept BON N(r3tc geben
ll11b llld5e meinen Npotbefcr alf, Ser
mir nlln nidt ctipa 9utcn @ein - in1
ctlpas gabe rs nidt, puroc mir bebells
tet loloern ~miierablcn S,iel gum
bpppelten Treile .cines euten berfnuite.
S%dluBfpntp: SIN bcl Gplisiitcn einen
2pQar, an Sen Sdla9enbanpi9er 5tpei
@pllnr, on Ben 9pttor einen Solar, an
Ben apotbefer fiinf5ias Gent - @lmm
bier Gouor uno fiinf8ig Gent. 9as
it Yrpbiabitionl
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-24
NurS,ucit IaDcnpurt Qicoertafcl.

@ic aus elmer an onoerer steae
peroffel1tlidten Mn5eige Mrporgebt,
peranltaltet Sic Moromelt Tape11pprt
2tebertafel am fpmnlcnoen CONT
o6ello, Den 80. Sftober, ibr idibrlidcs
@erbltfon5ert 1eblt giaa. Gin prad=
tigeS Nrograflm lit fir jel1en Mbellb
5ltIanlmellgeltellt tpprSel1, inns bus
Mrrangementsfumite lit leit n1ebrerel1
@pd)clr eifrig an Ser Mrbeit, INN Sen
grfolg oieles iabrlihelt Ser6itfo11=
series 5ll iidern. slllelt Gbeilltef-
merit lte6en eilt BOAR gelu1breid,c
'Stlrnoen III gl1,siiht. Ser Gi,1tritt,
meld)er so Gents fir bas Noar nno
% Gents fit sic gin15eloal1e betrdet,
lit mir gegen Ginla0l1ng gcltattet.
Ginlaonngsfarten fms bei ollel1 Miit-
glieoern erbdltlid. 3os ao115ert mirb
I'M odt llbr MbellOs Beginner, 1trb
Scr @aQ ldllieBt Inn brei llbr Mor=
gems ab. Die M}ltlif miro bon Geter=
len's Srd)eit ter a~l1sgefiibrt meroen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-24
&iiracrmeiiter fanlt slnffiibrrng
1idt Drrlinbcrn.

9(t lebten Mfittmod crld}ienen in
Ser Staotrotbsiibu11g cine Nl15abl
farbiger &errel1 ltno 3anlel1, I'M
bein gtootrotb Grotclt qeqcll Sic
alfiiibrlrl1g bes gtiiefes 81 girtb Of
a nation" cil15uleger. Die 9(uffiif=
rllllg oieies Stiicfes in eil1en 1ieiigen
GGeoter lei ba5lt o%rlget6on, Sen Irie=
Sen lt1ter Ser apeiBen ullo idppor5en
gepDlferung Der Staot Eli ltoren. 8as
Stiid miro a1ldl als @anoelbilD in
mebreren @pd)en 1lad) Dem 8llrtis
Spcrnbal1s fonllllell.
@iirgermeiiter Ml1eller lppbl1te mn,
aeitern elmer Grobc in gcg(eitlllg bes
lStabtulnpalts Garl $. 2ambadl Des
Mloerrnan at large S. Tronf 9eeber=
gall, oes Gmlntpanmalts &enrD Sc
hens llnb Oes Siilfs=G
Stealth Sttelen bei. &eiRr Der obi
gen Serren fonrlte IN Gen1 5tiif IL
aellO etipas clltoefen, mas at Rn11e=
purllrtbeile1 nno Irieoensltorl1ng
battc fiibnn fonnclt. Sic itGotiidel
@eborbe1 meroen oesbalb olld nid)t
aegell Die s%luifiibrung Oes Stiides
einidreiten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-24
Or. gafer, 8aBnor5t, Mbitofer
}uil6ing. (gln5.)
Marf Stpain liter Grubi6itipn.

Nls Ser amerifanii9e &lmoriit
Wfnrf Stpain gelegentli9 elmer .guroS
parcile in eiuer grDberen Gtaot einen
gprtrag belt, murbe ct eefrast, mas
eigentli6 Erobibition lei. 01an latte
briben bon oielem Rroollft nmeritaniz
ldcr 9eltdelei llnb amerifanilber I'm
bnlolamfeit sebDrt lno nollte gerl,
%tpilen, lpie e5 li6 bamit berbalte.
Wtarf 5ipain anttportete NIT folgenoem
@el6i6tden: Muf elmer mei,1er @orz
tragsreilen burd bie Ser taaten LAM
bete i6 zines Iages in ci,lem Gtaot6en
in aentudp.. Cine bom @eileltaub be-
tpirfte Srodenbeit III Der aeble berz
mittelte meinem @ebirnfaiten bas Sc
fill Deg 9alrtes, bns ieinerleits ibie@
ber Ben Bilni9 nad einem @las 8ein
III mir padrief. Nad bergebli6em
@u5idau na6 elmer nallen gde entz
i6lieBe i6 MIDI, einen @iiter Ser Srb<
nllng 8lt befragen. Ser 5iiter Ser beis
ligen @ermanba muitert MIDI berodbz
tig; Damn ipirft er mir. nit ei11igen
spriben gabatlauce, Sic furdtbarc
@elbu1g ing @eiidt, baB Brobibition
eingefiibrt iei. @lei68eitg madte er
aber cine @ete, Sic mir 1tn5ipeifelbaft
beipies, bab er einem gelpidten v@anb<
lbafe" 5usan9lib 1pdre. Sb folge bie<
lem 8eiben nit eiuem @reenbaf alnb
ner6e i'm Sliiiterton informirt, bnb
id MIDI na9 graoeriirllng berlhieoes
net StraBen nnb gden elmer Npotbefe
%gegeniiber befinOen piirbe, in ser i6
bas @etpiln1Gte befommen f0nnte.
Sd folge Dem Staff, finbe alld Die
@potbefe llnb berlange bon bem bien1t&
barren @eilt ein @lns 8ein. Ser 1e9t
Ben Singer alf Sen W1unD nnb fragt
midi, ebenfal1s i'm Sliiltertolt, ne6 Dem
Ne8ept. S6 babe Biz babin bereits i'm
@interitiibden berDd6tige Batienten
bemerft, Sic ba in boiler Seimlidfeit
Mebi5in berldludten, aug Sla1den,
Bic 8bisfep Z Slaiden bertellfelt dbn~
li6 ieben. Nntiirlid Made id Dem
gpotbefer besreifli6, baB mir nidts
|feble. als elm gutter gtblud 8ein.
Sum iperbe i) III aQer Seimlidfeit I'M
fornirt, 6ab ipe9en Ser Probi6ition