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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-05
Charged With Forgery

John Crockett. a young white man, was arrested by Detectives Moser and Williams yesterday afternoon at $50 clock OH charge of forgery Crock and glass stores and representing him- self as being an official of the Cleo Cola company, ordered 100 pounds of white lead to be sent to their place. When the lead arrived Crockett signed receipt for the delivery of it and was about to leave when he was arrested by Detectives Moser and Williams.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-05
TAPRA HERE TO SEE
 ITALIAN COLONIES

Capt. Joseph Tapra of Italy arrived in the city last night to investigate the general conditions of the Italian col :. onies of this district. He carries cre- dentials from the Italian ambassador at Washington and is connected with the immigration movement. It is un- derstood his purpose generally is to in- duce the Italian immigrants to leave the congested centers and make their homes In the rural district and take up farming. He will hold a conference With the immigration committee of the Chamber of Commerce on Monday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-05

in 1774 and settled at Rensselaerville, N. Y. The old records of this name show that since 1556 the name in this branch of the family has undergone an evolution in spelling as follows: Seman, Seaman. Seamans, Semons, Simons. Simonds, Sim monds, Symmonds and finally Simmons. Obviously, then, in this case if not in any other, the name was derived from Sea Man, and the first to take it as a patronymic were followers of the sea, a supposition borne out by the fact that these early Simmonses lived in a seaport. The name Seman, unchanged to Simmons, Is of very frequent occurrence in the sea- coast towns and villages of England. and in the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries in the records of the Cinque Ports and in records of other places on the Kent and Sussex coast the name Seman, applied as a surname to mariners, is by no means infrequent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-05
Electric Signs to Be
 Made in Birmingham

Birmingham is to have a plant for the manufacture of electric signs, ac- cording to an. announcement yesterday from the Southern Ad company. Max Weesner, formerly assistant manager of the Greenwood Advertising com pany of Knoxville, the largest plant for the making of electric signs in the United States, has been employed to take charge of the new business. MT. Weesner is in Birmingham and will make his home here. George Lindahl will be head of the designing depart ment and the Southern Ad company will go after business from all parts of the United States.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-05
Quinn's Mother III

Assistant United States District At torney Ralph Quinn was informed by long distance telephone yesterday aft ernoon of the serious illness of his mother at Hamilton at the federal building and at once left the city for the bedside of his mother. Mir. Quinn expects to return for the converting of the federal grand jury next Tues day.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-05
FOR SALE

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-one or the best improved and well located farms In Blount county. for truck farm near Birmingham. Price. including stock, etc, s5500 J. l.. Morrison, Glove land station, West End. Phone 203 West End.
 FOR SALE-Carload of Jersey mlch cows, with young calves. Neil's Stock Yard. Phone Main AGA. FOR SALE-Carload of extra fine milch cows with young calves just arrived: prices from $35 to s60. at Southern Stock Yards, corner 1st ave. and 27th st. Phone Main 1030
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-05
WANT ED-F FINALE HELP

WANTED-Intellgent and active young woman to assist in marking and sorting
 room. Apply Tuesday morning at fac- tory, 515 S. 18th st. E. &s w. Dry Clean-
 ing company 9-5-2t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-05

LOST-On South Highland jtney. pocket book containing glasses, two handker- chiefs and small change. Finder will please phone Main 7699-J
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-05
FOR RENT--ROOMS

THREE connecting rooms, furnished com plete for light housekeeping: modern conveniences. half block from North Highlands car line; S5 week. Main 344-W.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-05
SWEATERS, COLuMN

WILL swap corner lot in Central Park for two-passenger auto in good condi- tion. Answer to MT Joseph, 1920 4th ave, city.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-05
A CORNER IN ANCESTORS
By FRANCES CowLEs. THE RANDOLPH FAMILY

| Copyright, 1915, by the Mcclure News paper Syndicate).
 Randolph as a patronymc is of great antiquity. It originated as a Christian name, Randolph. Ranolph or Ralph, which likewise gave rise to Randall, Rankins Bands. Ranson, Hankin, Hanks, Hank iEson and Hankey. It means housewolf, and is of Teutonic origin.
 The Fritz Randolphs trace their descent to Randolph, duke of Westmoreland who died in 1524 He had six sons. the fifth of whom was Randolph, who died in 1924 He in turn had six sons, the fifth of whom was Randolph, who died in 1865 He had a son, Christopher Fitz Ran dolph-that is to say the son of Ran dolph-who married Jeanne, daughter of Cuthbert Langton. They had four sons, the second of whom was Edward, who died in 1914, and who was found rightfully bearing the Fitz Randolph arms His son Edward, who emigrated to America was born in Nottingham, England in 1929 or 1630, and was the progenitor of all the Fitz Randolphs in the country.
 The half-brother of this poet was Rich shire, England, whose brother, Henry. and later whose son William, established the Randolph family in Virginia
 Horny went to Virginia in 1643 and es tablisfred a considerable portion of tho family. His widow married Peter Fieli and was the ancestor of President Jeffer- son. Henry's nephew. William. is by far the better known of the two colonists. He was born at Morton Merrell, Warwick shire England, 1651, and at the age of 23 he reached the shores of the new world. The year Of his arrival he built a house with bricks imported in his ship, which piled regularly between Bristol, England, rx.1 fN,,.,l- T-1- rt-4- -.- had lofty dome and the ruins of it are still to be seen. In 1880 he married Mary Isham and had 10 children. Of these, seven sons each owned an estate in Virginia by which they and their descend ants are for convenience designated. They are as follows: William, of Turkey Is- land. who became treasurer of Virginia colony; Thomas of Tuckahoe. who re- sided in London and then returned to his estate in Virginia; Isham, of Dungeness, who, after the death of his brother be- came treasurer of Virginia colony; Rich ard. of Curless; Henry, of Chatsworth: {: Edward, of Brene, who married and re- sided in England, and Sir John of Taze- well Hall Sir John was a lawyer and was said to have the best library in vir- ginia. He was knighted while in England to get renewal of the charter of William and Mary college
 The coat-of-arns here illustrated be- longs to the Virginia family of Ran dolph and the English family of the name seated at Badelesmer. County Cambridge. This coat of arms was con firmed March IS, in the thirteenth year of the reign of Queen Elizabeth. It is blazoned: Gules. on a cross argent, five mullets pierced sable. The crest used by the American family is an antelope's head couped holding in it's mouth a stick or. The motto is. "Fari quae
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-04
&rotcitireu -seaens s3pitalb Der @iper-
Dielu Mbenitc.

SS1 Der h~orgeltern Mben0 aGgebal-
telen regelmdBigen E5ibung Scr
Gomp Ncgleum Improvement Ntiio.
citation muroe cine &eiolutipn a,,ge-
nommet, meld1e anf oel1 gefdiibrliden
3ultano Ser @iperpiesp 9lpel1lte bin-
apeiit ullo 0ie Nel,pilaiterultg oicier
SStraBe foroert. spater lollen @ein=
de I'M Nellpflalterllllg Ser StraBe
Dem StaOtratb all10 ser Garfbeboroe
einbebal1bigt merbcn. Miberpieap
Mpen1tc fii5rt 0l1rdl Comp @tglel-
Ian bon Der Mourlb StraBe bis 5ll11
Miper 3ribe.
Sobann beldloB Sic @%ereiniglng,
ibr iabrlid1es @ifnif ourd ei,1en
9ampfermlsilll ON %. Suit 81 fei=
err. gg iollen a1l Mad)mittag MIC
ON Mherb Tabrten mlterrlomnlen
tperOen. Die @orlibenoe1t Ser per=
ld}ie0el1el1 aornites fir 0ielen Ml1s-
sflltg iilrO: General &oritc, 6. 8.
.Seeple;; GinlaOnngsfomite, 6. S,
SSolbnion; @omite fir @intrittsfartell,
s&otparo &omer;; Muiiffonite, Gbar-
les s. &inbt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-04
@rpker Gnrnepal
Ger 6euerfidaftcn bonn 6. bis sum
IL. Dsai I'M Grpoiition &arf.

Die @emerfidoften Ser Ore
.Stdbte meroen bonn Iienstag, sen 6
sSlli, ab einelr fiinftdgigen 8arnepa
int Grpolitions=Iarf SIT Nod Sslant
.abbaltet. GrltflaNiee slttroftieler
tperoen apa9relrb Des &arnepals ge'
5eiat aperoel1. Gergniieungen ollel
Mrt ulr0 cine &eibe ireicr %ielIntipnel,
Ter Mfte meroen ben &urnepal fem.
5cidnen.
Stir 1alnen 1r110 &il1oer ii1tb 5abI.
reid]e Mttraftionen gelpolnlen morben.
oorllnter eit groBes &aruiiel nit orei
9feiben bon @eitpferoelr, ein giaanti-
ldes usSerris @bcel", MlmpbD's ge=
ldaItige 5taM NIT %allerbanb media
nilhen Sorridtlrnee1; baum 0ie
Minltrel glbom init ibren Sangern
1ln0 8%on5eri,1nen. Ger gintritt 5lrr1
grpoiitionsparf lit frei. Sir 9ifnif-
@eiellldaften lit ein 4Miolloercr 3lab
rslerbirt morhel1. Gle @e1perflhaf-
ten ibaben meOer Miibe nod @el6 ge-
INN hcn1 <bliflm1 cine crit
ltnterbaltrng Sr bieten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-04
Gffencs @erSift.

Cine aus Sen @erre11 Sobu GoB
Soc @olll1ff nalO Soln 9illoiep &c.
ltebelt0e Gproncr'S SSltrp gab gelterl1
glaello BET Dem Sl1qltelt iiber sic l1r.
lade 0es CODES 0cs @remlers go
Cert S. Hpals BON Ser Rod SsIan1
@a6lrgelealdaft Elm loge1aln1tes Of
fenes Gerpift ab, iii Dem meoer 6cnl
@ernngliidten nod) Der 8abn irgeno
sdull0 on Dem llnfal beige
amtrOe.
9os @croift beiaat, oaB Mpol bon
einen ygemopbore", cillem optiiden
Selepbon, g~etroffen pllroe, als Ell
ltd BON DEM Geroef einer &anlbiile
eil1es giiellbabmpaggons 81 apeit 5lr
le6nte.
Mls 8eltgen mllr0en berlromme,,
OF. Mi00leton iolpie meb=
3ugangeltcllte 0es 3l1ges, bon
bem &pnl abitiir5te. 1ie 2ei6e bon
Robert S. &pal miro belte nod
i'll Ser 9saibe bon SSadlpn=
billie, SlpriOa, iberfiibrt meroen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-04

renee 9tube.
Gbe Minl,ette - 8. @rao gdiile,
bon allen gdpllen Der @eltlcite I'M,
ter 2eitung bon Nrof. @hn. Ne1ter
Galiitbenic 1,l6 3al15idritte ~
Ror0tpelt Gl1rner.Imnenflaile, r1lte,
2eitang bon 9. Seniden.
Sl1lle 8l1g Canoe 5diiler SCI
Nep1troe Sdp1le u,1ter 2eitu11g DO,
Sri. Senrietta 2antp.
GaliftJel1ic Grill - A., 5, 6. rms
z. @ra0 a5dNiler bon allen 5dnllet
6er @eltieite Inter 2eitl1ng bon 8rof.
@1n. @eltter.
2cbenoeg gi6 Mtaffiiltg tie firlt
Stag, ll11ter 2eitung bon SRI. Gorna
Gogt.
Ntbletiider 1al15 ~ 2. uno 5.
MsiaOd)enflallc Ser I%apel1pprt Il1r1t=
genreiltoe l11ter 2eitung Don Sri. R.
8erg (Moolpb Sdn1ibt, Illrnlebrer).
sSyt0ian Gll1b 1rin - 8. @raD
5biiler bon alien Sdule,t ser @elt t.
leitc ll11ter St1itrrftipn bon 9rof.
@4r. 9lel1ter.
l1ebul1gen Scr sSltaenotpef)r - lin.
ter 2eitlng bon S. So. COOPER.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-04
PIE adrftt
&robmftc.

gbicaap, 3. Slli. @ei5en
100 Sss1li, 1924 Sept.
4orn ~ 74;1A Snli, 72M Sept.
@afer - 1864 SSllli, 37M Sept.
@etreibe fir @nar 49, SO. 9 rotber.
Minterapei5en rlotninell; SEQ. 2 &orl1
76; Stu11Oar6 9afcr 81.
Moggen - $50. 2 - TIC.
8erjte 80 67-72.
gieb r,b HrOpiiionen.
Chicago, 3. sSnIi. Miuopisb -
3nfltbr 100. Stiere $6.75-9.6O;
@iibe ur0 @ia0er, SIS, $500 Seal.
Der $7.00-$1O.OO.
SdJpei,e - 3ufl1br 11,OOO. 1Oc
%nteoriger 5l1 $6.90-7.SO; sl1t1eiit,
gu $7.35-7.65.
sdafe ~ 3ufnbr 5000. stetiq at,
$55;75-6,80; 2amsner $500 bis,:
@eiliigel ~ 1917; iurgc 9iibner
|18-19c.
@utter - creamery 22-27c.
eier - 15-161hc.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-04
$25 1nb Soften.

Ger gcltern Worgen a1 Der 9it 3.
sfrabe a,nD College Mbenl,e bon $50
light SSarnes gllger berbaitete SEQ
@llioa bon 8ettenborf apl1rbe geitern
Morgen meaen lebertretllne Ser
Shneaigfeits=0roman i'm Noltaei=
geridt bon Yoli5eirid)ter 2ouis 6.
@oo0emig gu elmer @eloItrafe bon
$25 lnb in Ole Soften oes 8~erfabrens
perurtbcilt. @alioa mar NIT leinem
Motorrao Sl idu1en gefabre1. @on
mebreren 8emobt1ern In Sit Dapen-
port lit10 perlfie0entlid 8eidaperben
iiber Sic Maierei bes getreffenoen ein-
gelaufen, nnb Cuba ioq geapobnlid)
nit elmer Geidapinoigfeit bon SO
Weilen Die 5tlnbe geruit baben. 8or-
geltern Me,1D ap1rbc er ge1parnt, 1id)
innerban ser ShneDigfeitsgren5,e 81
baltert. 9u er biele @ar11l,ng in Sen
@in6 ldlllg, murOe er Derbaftet;
benn aper nidt boreu min, muB fiib-
len.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-04
@eu. =, 6Onicr's aOntraft au=
nMllirt.

S1 Ser purgeltern slbello abgebQ(=
telen Sitrnng Der offi5iellen 8eboroe
Der 6irlt Gbriitian Gburd) muroc ser
&nntraft bon III. s. 8. @ouler, lpel-
cher lett mebrercn Sabrell Ealtor uno
Seellorger Der 8eneilloe 1par, oll=
mlllirt. gs beibt, BOB 81. Sorler
bsrfits an beutigcn Sage sic &ol1ael
1lidJt nle6r belteigen lpiro. 9r. Sol1=
Ter batte Dor mebreren @oden feline
Gelignatipn eil1gerei6t, bie am /.
Mnallit III &raft tretc1 iplte.
Die Nlnullirl1ng bes aortrqftes iii
Ser @oibepunft zines Streites, melher
lett lalraerer 3eit 5miidDen einen1
Sbeil Der @cmeil1oe 1rlb SEM Najtor
alls9cfo1ten m1roc. @pr mebreren
@odlell murpe eil1 @eridt peroffeat=
lidt, lad) DEM Sic aird)enpor1teber
Die Defamation 6rs Or. @ol1ler Der,
lanat batten. gieier all1 in unie-
rcr 3citulM p%eroffentlidte @eridt
npllroe ipater bon Or. &ollier in Ell
ller pifentliden grflarllng, Sic bon
Mitalicocrn Ser offi5iellen 8eboroe
lltcr5cidnct NOR, a~pi6prrlfen l,nS
Dem 4aitor ei1 2oblieo aelllngen.
sic. Yleoiat am belltigen Morgen
apirb Gcan Sreoerid Moroto bon Ser
Giraffe flnipcriitat baltelt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-04
Menes BON Scr &olisei.

Gun Sen Noliailten Sousidi(o un1
SnnforO m11rba seitern @. 8. Momid
III ieinem 6nuia1 in 500. 2917 3n=
bllql1e 5traBe perbaftet. &omid l)at,
te am Nadynittag feline 6ral1 mii
Dem Go6e beorobt. Noli5eiridter
2ouis 8. Mo0bcnig lieB i'm Mben0s
lmter $50 9iirgihnft 5u einem ON
9ienstag Mprgen itattiin9enoen Ser.
Dor i'm 3pli5eigeridt fret.
Noli5iit N1pbl perbaftete gelteru
SarrD S'9rien, eil1en einbeinigcn
&rilppel, an Ser gde Ser 3. nno
Soma 5traBe. 9'Brien ion eineu
alten Marm berpriigelt babert, boh
fo1nte Ser @eidlagenc bon Ser $50
li5ei nidt ermitteIt merben.
Sobn Senien batte geitern Mben6
nit ieiner 5amilie 9rube[ nno ml1r,
;oe IN let1tcm @auie in SEQ. 71O @e1i
8. straBe Don Noliaiit Mrpant Der
baftet. gr 1oll ieine Srol1 l,no feline
&inoer IN Ser @o6nllng eingeidloiien
baben.
Gin iiber aaten nl,sgebrodencr
nadybarlid)er strcit enoete geiteru
init Ser gerbaitlng bon Gre6 Gal1l.
bn6er nnb Senrp Settle bllrh Noli,
5eiiergeant SenrD Nagel. Sic beiben
Maii1111er 1pobnet an ser a. StraBe
stpii6en @otpcG nnD 9opie. sic Re,
idl1oiaten iid gesenieitig Ser &or.
perperlebung.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-04
Mms sem @erid]t.

Mobert I5iela1olln fat gelterr
'ol1rn gatpalt 8al0o 8eder cine Che
ld)eiolllgsflage gegen lei1e Irolt,
Mltglllta Ibielemam megel1 g6e.
brudS onltrengen lailer. Ios gbc=
poar berbeiratbete lt6 nod Ser &lo=
9eihrift anr 10. September 1906 gu
1apellport.
Der s. @eridt BON 6ro,1 @ictorio
Steg, Seltamentspollltrecferin bes
1cltalnelts BON Neil1bplO Sieg, III
bon Nmpalt q. IS. @an1an1 'bil1ter=
legt nno glltgebeiBen moroen.
Gin 3abllrngsltrfbeil inn @etrqge
bon $1627 5u @ltnitell bon IS. 6
Sltrgens, &laaer III eil1em Ioa &c.
gen s. S. Mllen, npl1roe geltern ct.
lalicl. Slaac Geteraberger lit SIN.
malt Oes &lagers.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-04
spe5ialsige III biciem Mionat.

Mit oem beutiaen Gage begin,tc10
meroen 5ob1reide 5pe5ial5iige ser
3od Sslarb 8obngGel}hait Goben<
port pailtren. Sim beutigem Gage
perOen Bic 8rooflpner 2ebrerinnetl
in einen grtrasug anf ser Sabrt
nod 5an 6rancisco sur Meltqusitel
lung nl16 9lationalfpnpention hier
bur1fomme1t.
Mie g. s. @op0, Dipiiions-galia=
aierogent ser &od Sslano, geltern be-
fannt COB, mer0en III Sen folgenbcn
5agen oes Monats 5ablreid,e Grtra=
5iige bier Ourbfomme11.
Sim Montag miro Elm grtra5ug
Der geational Niiociotion OF CREDIT
Wen Inn feds llbr Mbeno 1abenport
allf Dem @egc bon &un1as 9th 1odl
G6icago paiiiren.
Sim Mitteuod, Sen z. SsSuli, treFfen
bier mebrare Spe5ial5iige Elm. lin
$3.50 l1br fommen sic @lfs aus @bi-
eogo ol1f Ser &eiie nab Ser @iiite bier
ourd. Sic glfs bon sseriep 9Th
tolgen Inn 1ieben lbr inns bieien mie-
oerln1n folgen Die GIFTS BON Snoiano.
I'm iieben l1br Morsens fommt aud
Elm grtra5ug NIT Sen Mitglie0ern
oes nGbriitian glr0eabor" auf Ser
Jabrt na6 4alis, Ser, bier burh.
0eittags trifft sic 5reibeitsglode
6ier EN-.
Nm 10. Sl1li meroen mir bier Ser
treter Ser limited 3rug Gompanp uno
om 11~Suli eil1en Spe5ial5ug ser
Weoolebeart Maga5ine anf ser Sa6rt
mad Der pa5ifiiden aiiite bcgruBen
fonnen.
Inn 2:15 l1br Madmittags 6esiel-
ben Cages fonlmen Mitglieoer bon
@otarp Climbs aus Clio, Sn6ianq
ullo Ne%nnIplpania ol1f Ser 6abrt a1r
aiilfe bier 0nrh. @obrldeinIih
miro ii6 Grali0ent Ssmolo 8eder
bonn Davenport &otarn Club, 0elIcn
Satin nnO SEER @iaiam Sl1bers
ben beiadenoen &otarians anidlie-
ber.
Mm IA. Sllli nm Mitterna6t fom-
men Die Supreme 0ictators" Ser
V}ooie6eort in einem Spe3ial5ug
pon elf @aggons bier oar@. Sim 26.
Sllli miro M5omnS @oof un6 5obn,
ole M %fril6eren Sabren MeiiegeieQ-
l6a1ten in europa leitetel1, NIT elmer
Gelellldaft bier burffpmmen.
Mln 81. Slli en0lih meroen 6rci
Spe5iol5iige init Mitglieoern 6es
W 2u Wpitic Sbrine aug Nbi(doel,
pbia bier pailiren. 3lpei ser i3ige
}aperoen eli 8aggons llnb ser brittle
5ebn 8aggons Dabcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-04
6odseitggloden.
80 I'm 8ritt,o II.

S9n Dem @farrballie ser ct. Sobn's
90. 6. Stride fa,t0 geltern Nadmit-
tag Inn 1:30 l1br 0ie @od5eit bon
6raulein Gertrude gtta Wobu bon
8of sSslano, elmer 9od)ter bon 6errn
unb Trau Sobn Dobn bon Can't
bridge, 81, NIT 9errn @il6ur Geo.
8ritton bon Mod Sslano, einem Cob
ne bon Serrn a1n0 5rau S, @ritton
ltatt. Die Grollll,rg mllroe bon &ep.
-6ranf Cole pon5ogen. 9as inrge
gbepaar trat unmittelbar na6 Scr
Irmlung cine Sp65eitsreile nah ben
meitlid)en Soma an. 81 lingefabr
elmer Mohe merben lie bon Der God}-
aeitsreiie 5urid icin l,no lift neues
bii6ides Seim in Mof SsIano befpob.
men, &err @ritton lit @ontraftor in
Mod Sslano. 6ralllein goba fat il
Sen leeten flint Sabren III @of So
lanoer 0ffentlidenL sdallen nnter'
ridtet.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-04
8irtbidnften ant Montaa gc1ffnct.

8ie gonntpanpalt @enrp $. Sc,
ibells geterll erflarte, f0n1len sic
tWirtbe anr Montag lire @irtbldaf=
ten otfen baltell, oa bon @ollperneur
Ielarfe feline &roflamotion erlalIen
Eapltroe, Die ben 5. Sl,li 5u einem ge.
sletlld)en 5eiertag III Soma ger1adi
L'baben apiirDc.
81 ben lebten 1oacn graiiirte bier
1oas @eriidt, oaB Sic @irtbidaften
ant Wiontog 81 idlieBen 6attel1, trot
Der Ibatlade Bob feline 8roflama.
ton erlallen moroen mar. SEER Sc.
bens erflarte gcltern, ooB feinstaats.
gelek Die Birt6e- gum SdlieBen if.
a rel, M,rteldoften am mont9g 8rpin'
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-04
Grtrinft In 2 8nb @amer.
pIcaep1 @elib in ser Ala6e ieincs
6altsboptcs ais 2eidpe auisess
fmnbeW.

@eitern Mnrgel, nm led)s l1bp
lmtroe 0ie 9eidN bon @Ibarles @ellb
6eilcr m1ter Dem Marten oNeggp" Re.
fantt, noll bellen 5rel1t0e sllfrel
Glad III 8aiier bon 5mei Sub Gieit
geflu1oelr. @elib lit apaibreno Sci
9sadt pon Scr Natform lci1les asl1
6llBe ser 0iuiiion strabc eeleae1en
.9ullsbpptes berllntcr ll1r0 ms NaIier
geialIen.
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|&maiireu f%riltete, apar llrscfabr 45
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den Ibeile ser Stabt befallnt. Gr
mobllte nut 8lad in eillem .@al,sboot
5ulamnell. Ann Treitag MGetlb BOT
ten bie 8eioen bis SIT ipater Stl1nbe
getulnfen. @egen Msitternndt ging
8lad ihlaien, pdbrel1S @elib allf
Der ettpa slpei Sub 6reiten Matform
0es 8ootes perblieb.
Nls @lad geltern Morgen I'M 6
l1br ermadte, llldlte er icinen @e-
fabrten 1lnh farlb i'm als 2eide III
Dem leidten @aiier Dor ben @aus-
boote. @ellb mob11te %irit5er in @lile
@raB, fam aber Dor langem Sabren
nod Iapertort. gor nlebreren Safr.
rell berlor er bei eir,em l1nfalle ETY.
t9ein un0 erbielt uls Sd)nbe1erlab
Don ser Sri=gitp Mailpap Company
mebrere taltienb Collars. SIT ieillem
9eiib mlrOcn cine golbene l1br, So
in @aorgelD 1lab ei1t 8mfb1lh bon
mebreren bnnoert Collars Ginlagen
in elmer bieiigen @h1rf ge%fln1oen.
1ie 2eibe aparbe nod &llnge's
Observation-Disclosures gebradt.
Die 3eit ser @eerbigl,11g miro lpater
Ibefallnt gegeben meroen.
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&pntraft ~pergcbet.

Ger &ontraft fir sen &enbau bes
Dor mebreren @oheu a~llsgebran1=
ten @ebaloes in geo. 222 Muin
StraBe, Germ @. 9. 4etcrle1 gcbo-
reno, tpur0e geltern oem &ontraftor
Jra1f S. Mebergall Sltgelprnden.
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aetloen Ar6eitm miiien bis sum Is.
September fertiggeitellt lein. Die
Mdne alnb spesififationen oes I'm,
lln6 Mellbals mlroen bon ser be-
fanttfen arditeftcnfirma non Glal1-
len n110 &rlie %entlporfen.
Das S1lnere bes Grogeldolles miro
Douig nmno0ellirt merben. 1as
MellBere miro cine 5tl1cco- 9efleibllna
crbalten.
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j.
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@eitern Mbeno Inn 9.O5 itieB elm
5traBenbabnsnagen Ser S. & S, aui
Der 6abrt nab Ml1scatine beeriffen,
on Der gde Ser 3. ltno Scott 5traBe
nit einem bon Soc @iller geltcuerten
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liiion Dur0e nien1anb nerlebt. 81
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SS1 oen SSitneblglls befan6m iid} orei
NaHagiere. Ser porbere Ibeil Des
Nlltomobils apllroe ettpas beibdoigt.
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Die 8ollen f0rberung in
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Mpril auf 5,751,089 Sonnen, ssgen
iG.368,971 Sonnen i'm Monat Mdra.
Die Nnsubr ppn Butter aus
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II bemielben 3eitrorm hes Dorjob-
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aer.