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The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1915-09-10
SHADY GROVE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Reece, of Eli
zabeth, spent Saturday night and
Sunday with her mother Mrs. Med
ford.
Miss Mona Barber who has been
visiting relatives here leaves for her
home in Manatee, Fla, Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs, Howard Bivens spent
Sunday night with the family of Mr..
B. F. Proctor.
Miss Eunice Clackum spent Friday
night with her aunt, Mrs. Mona
Clackum.
Mrs. Redo and little grand-daugh-
ter, Claude Lou, visited her daugh-
ter Mrs. Frank Dunn, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w H. Bivens visited
the family of Mr.. D. L. Maddox Sun
day.
Mr.. Richard Shadell, Misses Irene
McAfee and Ilah Proctor and Mrs.
Esther Cantrell attended the Seven
Days Advents camp meeting, below
Atlanta. Wednesday returning home
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shine Rooney visited
relatives at Elizabeth Sunday.
Mrs. j. r. Fowler spent Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. Medford.
BLANCHE
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1915-09-10
FLOYD.

Mrs. Grady Johnston has returned
home after visit to her mother Mrs.
Floyd.
Mrs. Oliver N. Worley is spending
sometime with her mother.
The base ball fans from Floyd en-
joyed the games between Middleton
and Gate City on Labor Day.
The school closed here Friday. A
number enjoyed the closing exercises.
Miss Genie Park left Saturday to
resume her school duties.
Mr.. Robert w. Neel, of Milwau-
kee, Wis, was the guest of friends
here last week.
ANIME.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1915-09-10
News From Over The County.
OLIVE SPRINGS.

School closed here Friday where
some very fine dialogues and recita-
lions were we'll rendered by the chill
dren. A large crowd was present
consisting of the patrons and trus-
tees.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff Warren an
nounce the birth of a fine daughter
at their home on Sept. the End. Cliff
thinks this young lady can soon Join
the choir as she already has a fine
alto voice.
The many friends or Miss Pearl
Pace will be grieved to learn she
has a severe case of typhoid fever.
But we hope under the skillful treat
ment of DR.. Elder, of Marietta, she
will soon be out again.
Mrs. w. B. Knox, of Dallas, spent
Saturday and Sunday here with the
family of Mr.. T. F. Knox.
Mr.. Bernard Awtrey, of Marietta,
attended the closing exercises here
Friday, singing several nice little
songs to the children and made a
very interesting and impressive talk.
The children are always delighted to
have Brother Awtrey out among
them.
Mr.. ]. A. York, who has been very
low here the past week with pneu-
monia fever, is now thought by Drs.
Parkinson and Blair to be out of dan
ger. His many friends will be glad
to see him out again.
A wedding of much interest was
that of Mr.. Edgar NJ. Scarborough,
of this place, and Miss Lucy Camp,
of Nesbitt's, which was solemnized
Friday afternoon. The bride is a
young lady Of such sweet modest
ways that she made many friends
The groom is prosperous young
farmer and is being congratulated on
winning such fair young bride as
Miss Camp. They have many friends
here and at Nesbitts that wish for
them much happiness in their new
life.
Miss Nora Barber is visiting rel
atives at Gilmore, Atlanta and Col
lege Park.
Mrs. Eliza Bennett, of Altoona,
spent several days here the past week
with her parents, Rev. and Mrs. ].
J. Mccoy.
Mabel, the little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. R. L. Glore has been quite
sick the past week with tonsilitis.
The heavy rain here Saturday
night washed the land and the crops
very much.
Bro. H. A. Ward, of Marietta, con-
Quoted prayer services here Sunday
night using as his text obedience. F."
Bro. Wards talks are earnest and
convincing, eloquent in the plea for
nobler and better life, clear and
comprehensive in this lesson which
was made so plain that child can un-
derstand. Such talks are an inspira-
ton for righteous living and vein
of pathos which runs through them
all shows the humble sincerity and
unwavering devotion to the teaching
of the Bible. All of our people who
can do so should avail themselves of
the opportunity of hearing the talks
that are being delivered. they are
interesting, instructive and up-build-
ing and will exert refining in
fluence upon all who will her Bro.
Ward. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to Bro. Ward and family to
attend these services again.
We learn Mr. Frank Jones and
wife will move to Powder Springs
where Mr.. Jones holds a good posi-
ton.
CLYDE.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1915-09-10

could not stand on
my feet. My sister
in-law wished me to
try Lydia E. Pink
hams We G e table
Compound and my
nerves became firm,
appetite coed, step
elastic, and / 10 st
that weak, tired
feeling. That was
six years ago and l
have had three fine
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1915-09-10

WANTED-Salesmen, Agents for
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mobile gasoline. One quart equals
40 gallons gasoline. Saves $3.50
gasoline, saves Time, Trouble, saves
Money, gives more power, speed.
Keeps motor in good condition. Saves
tinkering. Quart can sent prepaid
for $500. Try it. Use it. Profit
able. For full particulars write to
Wonder Oh Co., Douglassville, Ga.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1915-09-10
Tc Drive Out Malaria
And Build In The System

And Build Up The System
Take the Old Standard GROVES
TASTELESS chill TONIC. You know
what you are taking, as the formula is
printed on every label showing it is
Ouinine and Iron in a taste1ess form.
The Quinine drives out malaria, the
Iron builds up the system. 50 cents
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1915-09-10
WAS MISERABLE
COULDN'T STAND
Testifies She Was Restored
to Health by Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable
Conoronnd
Compound.

Lackawanna, N. Y. After my first
child was born ] felt very miserable and
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1915-09-10

FOR SALE-Seed wheat, bearded
variety. One half bushel seeds one
acre. Also clean winter oats, for
seed. Apply to G. M. Niles, Vonore,
Tenn. augl7.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1915-09-10

FOR RENT-Nice five room cottage
ON Mcdonald st. Possession given
Sept. 18th. Apply to Mr.. J. E. Massey
at First National Bank. tt.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1915-09-10
Cures Old Sores, Other Remedies Won't Cure.

The worst cases, no matter Of how long standing
are cured by the wonderful old reliable Or.
Porter's AEtiseptic Healing Oil. IL relieves
Pain and Heals at the same time. 25c, SOC, 81. m
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1915-09-10

FOR SALE--The Hartsfield place
near Mt. Bethel on the lower Ros-
well road. Apply to Mrs. May Harris
field, Roswell, Ga. oct8.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1915-09-10

FOR SALES-Cow Peas. Phone
336-L. If
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1915-09-10
FOR SALE AND WANT-ADS

WE WILL LEND FOR AID. NO AID
TAKEN FOR LESS THAN rs CENTS
TELEPHONE
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1915-09-10

FOR RENT-209 Powder Springs
Street. Apply to Mr.. M. R. Nc
Clatchey, 211 Gambler Building, At
lanta, Ga. e.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1915-09-10

Dry Cells SOC at Dobbs.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-25
Mebr 8a6er nno %3cttt1rtften.

@islatg lit beln Mufrllf lur1 Oel,t.
lde 3eitIdriften lu1o Bidder fill
|beutid)c ltllo . iterreiduide 3ipil- uni
Weilitargefanaelte lit Sibirien alat1.
5e,t0 %entiprod)en norbeu. 3ollreidt
911toe bon @artenlaltber, Iabeimell.
l1eber 2olto ltllO Mcer ullb mie alt
sic altct oe1tid)en 6ol1ilie1=3e
ihriften l%alttell, itllo bei @errn Sobn
9erpalo, bem Sefretdir oes gilrger=
|fon1itcs, abgeliefert lporoer. S1l
1nsbreren SSallell banocltc cs lid) logan
Inn pollgelaoene &iitel.
Serr @inie Geteriert fat Serrll
genpalo IN &enntltib geieet, oab CT
bon leinen SCENT i'll Californian elite
arpBe @iider= uno 3eitlhriften=
5enoung oireft OH oas oeltidye &on-
1uIat in San 6ra1eiscp sur @eiter=
b%efor0crln1g l1ad6 Sibirielt id)idell
tpiir0t.
Sl1 5ibirien iino 5eb11tnllie110e bon
0eutiden ur1b oiterreid)iiden 3ipil=
u110 @riegsgefangerren u~1ltergebradt
u1to es berrldt GROCER Mungel oil
2cieltoff, l1am1entlid) oil lpld)em in ser
belttlhen Mlttterlprade. @l1tes 2ele-
material erleid)tert oos Sd)idlal Ser
@efangene1 in beoel1tenoer @eiie
uno traat oo5u bci, oab Sic @efa1lae,
men ibr Sos meniger tragilh nefnnen.
Muf Sen @o6e1 gar mal1der Sa1nilie
rllben alte eingebunOene 9anbe bent.
iher 3eitidriften, Sic fir 11icn1ano
mehr @ertb baben lll10 MIR Nlas ein-
1teblnelt. @ier bietet iid allel1 oenen,
Bic NIT Ser belttiden Code ipmpatbi-
iiren, cine trefflid)e @elegenbeit, Elm
gutes nltb ebles @erf SIT tbun. Sic
Sen0ungen ON sic &riegsgefangenel1
iin6 %goruntirt; lie fum1nen beltimmt
in Sic @anoe oerieIben.
Inn al oielcm 2iebesnerf tbeiI5lt=
11ebmen, lit es nur n0tbia, iid elmer
fleiner1, 1lnbeoel1te1l0en Miihe s1 int
ter5ieben, lun0 bos lit, 8iidyer utt0
'8eitidriften na6 Ser Office bon
Serr1 Sobn 8ermolb inn 800 @lod
Ser @elt 3. StraBe ldlaffen gu laiien.
Mles iibrige miro prptnpt beiorgt
mprHpn
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-25
@crindlter selgitlnuro.

6ralt Sobn groilr, 35 Sabre aft,
bcrll1d)te porgeltern %9eadu1ittag in
Ser &iide ibres @ei1nes in go. 32S15
@elt 2. StraBe 0oour9 Selbltmoro
5u hegeber, BOB lie ibren aopf in Sen
NIT @as gefiilten @asberO itefte ult0
0as 8as ei11atbmetc.
Cine Nad)borin, Sic 6rot grmin
6ellfen 1polte, traf redt5eitig in Ser
&iide Elm: Nad0em lie 6ral1 grpi11
bon 0em @asber0 fortge5ogen nno
ben @os6a6n geidloiien battc, be-
nadridtigte lie einenMr5t, Sem es ge=
lang, Die lebensmit0e 6ro1 bol0 mie=
Ser gum Dolen 9elpuBtlein 51 brin=
gen.
Die Trou iou lid iebt ponig ouBcr
'8efabr befin0e11. l1eber bas Motip
Des Sel6ltnnorOperiu6e feblt je0er
Mnbaltspnnft nit Mus11abmc Ser CT
flarnng Ser 5ral1, OaB lte. l%ebens1nii0c
lei. 6reltn0e erfldren, SOB oas 6a=
milienleben Ser 6ralt nihts ST mint
lfen iibrig lieB. SEER grpin lit
Breml er. 3ns gbepaar but eincll
neuniabrigen Sl1ngen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-25
&ep. Wiptt salupcr
8iro wabridei1llid leil1 Yaitorenanrt
nie6erleael.

Meo. N2ott 81. sapper, frii6crer
Sefretdr 0es Gbriltlid1en Gereins
iltl1ger Msailnter IN 3apu1port, ieli=
gen Mngebenfens, llno ieit lllraefabr
ei1tem Sabre &altor l1ro Scelloraer
Der TAI bionablen ltllo erflltiipen MDon=
oale presbpteriiden Stride 5lt Gin-
eil1nati, D., but georobt, ieinen ein-
fom1lid)m Soften nieoer5ulegen,
fous Die bon ibm borgeid)lagenen nno
III Mnreg111g gebrad)te1 Heformpor=
ld)lage nidt bltrhgefiibrt 1peroen
miir0en.
Gep. Satpber bot es fcrtig gebrudt,
Die Mpp110ale @emeil,oc in mentger
oils eiltem Sabre IN auei Eager SIT
lpalten. 0ie cine 9ortci lit fir i'm
lrl1o oie anocre geae11 i'm. l1na nl,l1
leilen 8ilen ourb5utiebel1, bot er
Der 8emein0e fund lll1o s1 miiien
geben lalieny 0aB er lei11 Gaitorat nie-
oerlegel1 miro, faus CT nit ieiren Me-
formporldlagen nidt Onrd)oringen
lpllte.
&ep. Saapper balt iid gegenpdrtig
in Davenport i'm Seine po1t S. 6.
Iaplor BON 500. S25 Sit IA. StraBe
aui
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-25
Suoialiiten balten ant 1. Mng1tlt
Gifnif ab.

9os oierte jabrlide Nifnif ser 60
5ialiiten Scr Drei 5taote miro am
Sonntag, Sen 1. 9(uguIt, n1f 5llbur,
ban Sslan0 gefeiert aper0en. 9ls
6eoner iin6 gefponnen morben emil
Setocl, frii6erer 8iirgermeilter bon
Wilmallfee nl1O io5ialiitiiher aunoi-
Dot fiir 0as Mmt oes NrGit6enten inn
Sabre 1912, Oscar Mmeringer bon
Sobn &en11eop nno SSH,
liom @ooigrue5 bon Chicago. 2eb=
terer nor elmer Ser 5ouptfitbrcr bei
Dem fiir5lt6en 5traBenbabnltreif in
Die Me0ner meroen iiber in6uIt.
rtele Berbaltniiie in Sen 8ercinigter
Stnoten l1no europa ipre6en. Cir
bor5iigli6es Erogramm, ourunter cir
gnleboQipiel 5mii6en 0abe1lport uni
Nod Sslano, 1T in MllsiiGt geuom
met iDorDen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-25
9sifnif ser Gintradt 2pgc.

Muf gl1bl1rban Sslol10 miro beute
0as Nifnif ser @intrad)t 9oge go. 3
Oes Sr6ens ser @crlnannsIS0bne
Dor 1ih gehen. Gin rilbriaes Mr=
rangen1entsfomite bot fir offer Nrt
8ergniigu11gen Gorge getragen. 90
miro unter an6erem elm Nreisfegcltl
beranitaltet, fir ous $50 i11 @aar=
p%reiien ausgeiett mor0en iil10. 1er
gintritt gum Narf lit fret.
3as &omite la0et ale 6reun6e Ser
2oge, in%sbelorr0ere bie 8rii0er Ser
0abenport 2oge Mo.1 u1b Sic Sdppe=
itern Ser Sdmdterloge No. 4
freun6li6 ein. elllel1 Gbeil11ebmern
ein paar bergniigte 5tll1t0e11
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-25
Glnh=Mngflua ser 2nlg.

Sim 5onntag, Sen 8. Mugrit, tpir0
0as Davenport 9eelt Ser SrOer Of
SmlS ei1en 3mpferaus lug ouf
Dem 9ampfer u@. IS" neblt 2ei6ter
neranltalten. Der 9anlpfer miro 3u=
penport lint $3.50 l1br Nadmittags
lta0 Rod Ssslan0 a1m 2:45 l1br Der
laiien unb mod @od Sslanb Inn
1915 l1br nl1b 0openport Inn 1880
l1br sl1riidfebren.
Gin goro miro es Mltiif nno l111-
tcrbaltl1ng aaer Mrt lomie Gan5 ee=
hen. Sir sic adtltiinOige 6abrt aui
Dem 5llllie miro Mir ein gintritt bon
so Gents fir @rapadlere l1nb IS
Gents fir &i1r0er bon Z bis 81 ~
Sabrelt er6oben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-25

Gin Sd1afnon6ler, Sc /
39iabrige fortunate perene, aus
SenaflD, q. S., Der 81 einem Sfreuns
De, Wtctbo Sipaolo, gu 8efu4 ge<
tommen mai, beruneliidte, alS er iih
i'm fomnambulen 3uitanoe BON Betts
erbob un6 auf bas TenIter tletterte.
Der Nadtpanoler f~tiir3te aus benz
a%tpetten Stodtperte auf ben @eitenz
neg unb brad iid Sen re9ten Mrm,
aud erlttt CT 5ablrci9e leibtere @erz
lebungen am R0rper. st tpurbe ins
@taotboipital iiberfi6rt.
gIn nYDmbenleger, Der
ii9 ober ani9einenb nllr einen 5paB
erlaubt batte, nirb BON Der 8ultt,
morer poli3ei geIu9t. gu fruber
Worgenftunbe fanb Elm poli3i1t unz
ter Der pennlblpanioz 81 1enba6nbriide
iiber bic patterlpn part Mpenue unb
Gager @trabe Elm patetden, auf benz
ga9rteben tanb: rWbite 6ou1e,
Maibington. 9. g., oorii6tig Be-
GQtlDeln. gTpl0D1erbar." Der YOs
lisiit betra4tete bas pafet9en ais
eine Bombe unb trug eS bcbG9tig
nod BEN Stationsbau1e, ND es nit
GROCER @orii9t ge0ffnet purbe. Mabz
BEN beri9iebene Stiid papier unb
8almpolle entfernt norben tparel1,
fam cine ungefabr 6 3oll lanse pa
trone, ipie tie Bel Maf9inengepebren
pertpenoet tperoen, gum Wor59ein.
Die patrone mar nit feinem SUPPER
orabt umtpidelt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-25
Cine 9coenffcicr.

Gum @ebd9tnis oes Selbenber=
aogs Jriebri9 Milbelm Don Braun
i9netg, Der am l6. Stunt 1915 Re;
4uatrebras fiel, fanO tiirSli6 bol
Dem Dentmal Der 9ero0ge &arl Wil=
belm Jeroinano uno 6rtebri9 Wtl.
belm ouf Dem 9Dnentpau in Braun.
i9meis cine f9libte, ernite @ebd4ts
nisfeter ltatt. Mnipeieno paren Die
Spiben Der Beb0rben uno hss Milis
tdrs, 5ablreide 8ereine, 8ertreter Der
1tuoentif4en a%orporationell lip. Sc
gen 10 l1br erf@ien oas 9er5ogspaur.
Del 9er3og legte an Dem Dentmal
einen grpBen @i9entrano nit elmer
99letfe, Die bic Snitialien beS Ser
5ospaares trdgt, nieber. Der 9Df<
uno 9omprebiger b. @9narB belt
oie 5eftrebe, in ser er Elm 2ebensbllb
5rieori4 WtlbeIms CAB uno auf bic
@egentpart binpies, in ipel9er uns
pieber 10 re9t bas 8erftdnbnis fir
Sic grobe 3eit BON 100 Sabren gum
Betpubtfein TONNE. st ermabnte,
gleth Dem 9eloenbernog 6urh3ubals
ten uno getreu 81 iein Bis in ben
SOB. Mn oie Mnipraae f@lob iia1
Elm gcbet um ben enbliden Sieg unb
oauernoen Trieben, bas Naterunier
uno Der Sesen.Ma9 oem @eiang rih=
tete @er5og @rnit Mugult folgenOe
WDrte an Die Jeitberf
pNa9 benz 8orbilbe unieres 9eloen=
ber3ogs unb na9 alter 8dter Nrt
bepei1en uniere Briiber i'm Telbe
our9 benunoerungsniirbige !9eloenz
taten, sic mir tbnen ME DergeKen
iperoen, ibre 5reue gum @aterlanbe.
81 lpolen auh mir, jeber on ieinem
plaB, our4 treue pflt9terfuuuny Der
geliebten 9eimat oienen! Sm Be-
pubtiein uni erer inneren @inbeit nit
unieren &riegern orauben erneuern
mir unier SreugelDbnis in bieier
5eieritunoe 0ur6 Ben Huf: Der &ai=
Ter burra, burru, burial" 9ie Set
beriammlung itimmte begeiitert Elm
unb fang f9lieBli@ bic Nattonalbbm=
ne: u9euti4lanb, 9euti9lano uber
ales!"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-25
Ser 8erliner 0pIfS

- Ser BerIiner Bolts
nib bat ii9, ftr ipie er 1T, bereits
NIT Der alb in 9eutI9lanb beliebten
Spetie italienifder 9ertunft: ben
Maftorpnt befabt uno linen als
@tempel cine 5ettsemdbe Besei6nung
sufgeoriidt, 0ie lie pobl ME nteber
lbs perOen biirften. Sn ben 8erliz
ner @afnirti4aften perDen ieBt bic
italieniiden Mattaroni uno Die Mat=
farpni lberbaupt .Sreubrudnuoeln"
Qenannt.
Gin @inbre9er, Der es aus
Morpbium unb dbnli9e 8etaubunssz
mittel abgefebm bate, erlangte in
elmer &anias @itDer Mpotbefe in &anz
iaS Gitp, &ans., 5000 @trn9nin<
tabletten, 200 Sobletten Qued1lber-
prdparat nnb perf9iebene onbere t0b=
li9e @iftitoffe. Mu9 cine tleine
Quantitdt Morpbtum unb 6eroin
fanb er nnb nebit Dem nobm er nod
einen Nepolber, flint Quart Wbisfep
unD S1gnrrel i'm Merte bon $40 nit.
Dir 8%iftitoffe bdtte ct niht genom-
men, fpenn er lie 9etannt bdtte, benn
tie boben teinen Mert fir i'm, neil
er tie ni6t pertaufen tann, unb 1pllte
:r lie felbft acknowledgements gebrau=
9en, bann NOR Der @inbru9 Der
leBte in 1einem 2eben.
@rtannt. RD9in: ,@ndi'
5rau, oarf i9 nod Elm babies
5tinb6en in Die Nnlagen binunterz
seben2 Die Na4tigal iingt beute 10
punoerfh0n!"
@ndbige: nMeinettpeeen, aber neb@
men sic Der Nadttgau ni6t pieber
Elm Pfunb 2eberpurit mill"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-25
Tran ioa peri,tdJt 1aben, @atten 5,1
tD0ten.

Miliom g. 9oomis fat 0urd 9lnl=
molt 6reo 9oamer elmo 5deiolrngs=
flage 'gegen feline 6ral1 Nlpis 2oomis
a%lrtrengen laiien. Ser @atte erflart
IN per &logeldrift, BOB, mabrenb er
.geldlafen Babe, lcine Jrau sic @as=
bdbne g%eoffnet unO Ibiiren urrb Sen,
tier in Der @bii6t geidlollen bdtte,
i'm 81 tooten. ST lei jeoo6 6ur9 Sen
@erud mlfgepadt. 8as Naar Der.
beiratbcte iid nod ser &lagei6rifi
ont %. Sanl1ar 1911 81 8attle
Greet, Wfid. 3ie 6ral lol1 i'm Der.
idieoentli6 angegriffen baben, ul1te1
onoerem eilnnal nit elmer @a6el.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-25
Sran 8aparb Saplur sebt mad
Scmtihlauh.

Meip Yprf, "a. Sllli. Srau @az
Darb GaDlor, Sc Sabre aft, Sic @ittz
|lpe bes amerifaniiden 9idters unb
ebemaligen Geianoten in Berlin, miro
r1prgcn na6 9eutihlanb abreiien, I'm
ii6 ibrer Spdter Srau Otto &iliani
an5ti6lteben, her Satin clues Neeip
0orfer gbirllrgen, Scr int s%nnitatse
.bienif Der beutlden Nrmee itebt.
IS beiBt, bab Srau Saplor. bie eine
geborene 9eltlde lit (@'arie @a,lle,r
bon @ptba), ipegen Der stelfuugrabme
Stel es 2anoes ge9en 9entidlaltb nie
tpieber nd6 Imerifa 5,triifebreu iperbe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-25
gluf gamua
9ie Gtngcburencn b~c,uaDrcn bcn 9cut:
ibcn Srcuc.

Die Gtngcbprencn bciuaDrct ben 9cuts
idcn Srcnc.
lteber Sic ieBisen @erbGltniIe auf
Samoa nirb beri9tet:
Malietoa unD 3anu, 3ipei arge5ehez
ne iampanil9e Sberbduptlinge, baben
TIRE 8~anosleute gu einem Mebrbeitrag
iur bic 9eut14en au~fgerufen, obmpbl
ooer neil Die britifden ygebDrbsn''
bort nit brutaler 5trenge porgeben.
Da Der Roft= uno 1elegrapbenperteb,
our4 bic Gngldnoer geiperrt 1T, bat
tie 3eitf9rift uaolonte uro 9eimut"
nur auf umipesen Die foleenben pi9-
tigen Na9rt4ten iiber Die jeBige 2oge
auf Samoa erbalten fDnnen. 60
puroe Der G9puger bes unpergebliz
den afritant1hen Yioniers unb mtitz
besriinoers Deutf6 : Dfafritas pon
Mi6mann, Der oeutf9e Nflanser s.
songen, 8oriiBenber oes bortigen
Yflon5erperbanbes. nit einem Sabr
gefangni5 beitraft, neil er 1i9 obne
@rlaubnis Der 8riten na9 5atpai be-
9eben batte. nm feline 0prtigen Yflanz
sungen 81 beiuden. Der Mesierungs=
lebrer pftl, Ser oeutiGer Meierpeoffi<
aier 1T, ipurte Bel sSeiner Mbrei1e nnd
pogo=pago, oem Sufen auf Mmeritaz
aii9=@amoa, perbaftet unb I'M triegsz
geridtliden 8erfobren gu flint Sab
rem 2u@tbaus Derurteilt.
Srpb aGeoem ba5en Die lompaniz
i9en 9auptlin9e Ii4 fir Deutf9lonb,
Ino Ben &anpf Dpn orei 8Dltern gez
gen zines als 1ebr nunfair" ertlart.
ytod mebr baben Die Nadrt6ten, bic
oie 8eutl9en Iber Die beutf9et Mafs
feherfoIge erbieltea. siin1tig getpirtt.
ginitpeilen auer0ings bleibt bos unz
feitigte Samoa, Inn Sos ongebrobte
8ombarbement BON Mpio 3u otrmei=
ben, oeutf6es @ebiet unter probi1oriz
l9er brtti19er 8ermaltung. Den bis=
BERGEN oeutl6en .@puperneur 81.
S9ulb, Dem Die @amoaner beim Mbz
I4teo berSlide Sbattonen barbro9ten,
1aben Sic 8riten lpeggefubrt, ebeniD
Gen Sngenierr 9irih BON Der SUM
~tenitation, neil er {ia geipeteert batte,
tie in l%1nDronuns gebra@te Jpnfenz
%Itation initonc gu 1eben. Die iibrigen
Mngeitelten fudte man bal0 bur9
Die Drobung nit gri6teBen, bulo
our9 8eitebung 81 peranlaHen, bic
tpeggebra4ten Seile Ser 6unten1tation
e%eraus3useber pber beren Der1ted 3u
perraten. 4ber lie blie6en tomb
haft.
Der beutf@e gouperneur Or.
559ulB, Reg.z&at s. llno 6rau un0
anoere @eut19e befinben 1in mad
brieflihen Na9ri4ten auf Der Sn1el
Wtotuibi bei Mudlono Meuieelano),
ipD lie unter militariler Beipa1ung
in etnigen 6ol3c blufern" uutergez
bra9t itnO. 9ie 9altung Der @az
moaner lit troy Der britii6en Be1at<
5ung bon 1400 neuleeldnoi{@en r8oz
lunteers", beren 8erbolten fdon bielz
ia@ @nlab gu 'Rlagen gegeben bat,
etne ausge5ei4nete geblieben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-25
gaiebaQ=s picle iueroen tim 3:45
ltbr b%cginmen.

Son Montog, Sen 26. ssl,li, ab
m!erOel1 alle 8aiebolipiele i'm G6ree-
S=Norf I'M 3:45 llbr Nodmittogs
beginner, mie geltern bon Nr4lioent
Did Cane bonn Davenport @aiebal
Gl1lb befal1nt gegeben m1roc. 9is=
lang %begannen Sic Spiele Inn $3.50
ubr Rahn1ittogs. 911rh oieje Meu,
eru11g miro ein belierer 8eill1 ser
gaie6allipielc erbofft. Die Meuer1lnq
miro nanentlid bon Mngeiteaten ser
9anfen millfommen geDeiBen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-25
Sfene 2~ln3eisen.
3oocszMn3etge.

Srel1t1oen nnb 8efannten hermit
Die tranrise Nadridt, baB mein aelieb-
ter 8atte, metn lieber 8ruoer ms IN
Ter lteber Snfel, Serr
Clans etoItcnbcra
ON &reitag, Sen %. sssult, Madmittooa
Inn $ nbr, na6 langem, ldiueren Qei<
Den I'M 9ltcr BON 81 sSabren, 8 Monaz
ten llno % Sagen ianft entIdlafen ST.
Sic 9citattung finbet am Montan.
ben 26. Sult, Nadmittags nm 3 l1hr
80 DMnllten bonn Sreimallrer : gempe[
aus nod DEM 9ubenport Grematpri11m
ltatt. Sraternal 2pge So. 221 ser
Srelmallrer miro Sic Srauerfeier i'm
Sretmallrer 5empel leiten, eli tpeIs
der Srcllnhe urb 8efalr1te niIIfpmmen
lino. Sic 8eltattung i'm Grematorium
erfpl9t pribat.
lin ltillcs 8eileib bitten sic tiefbe<
trlibten 6t1terbliebete11:
Sran N1,na stoItenberg, qeb. sinot.
@atti11.
Sralt 9pris &li,bt, 9 cb. Gtoltenbera,
IN @pomiug.
Sdipelter,
nebf Neffen, Nibten nnS @cripanoten.
Site, feinc 8lumcn!
9.@.24.25t.
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Midhtcr m z 1onpoon prf

= H1d)fer 20. s. Ionegon erflGr=
te geltern Moracn, BOB er ,pobrl6ein=
lid) am M'ontog cine gntldeionl1g in
Dem ginapanosperfabren bes Sitbus=
fales falen miiroe. gls oas Gin
mal1oesperfabren Dor nngefGbr 5rpei
Mpd)en i'm Scott County 3iitrifts=
qeribt our gerbonOlllng itnno, ct.
flarte Gidter 0onegm am sdlnf
Der 8erban0lung, BOB er oie s(nae.
leaenbelt u1ter 9%eratbung neblner
,miirbe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-25
2pfaIu Bdter5uidA

Davenport, "a. Ss1ili.
3urdidnitts : @arometeritan0 5000
1urdidnitts Gemperatur . "a
9oditc Iemperatnr bellte /. SO
geieOrigite Semperatl1r leete Nadt IS
Normale Semperatur fir 33
D1rdidnittlide Seudtigfeit Der
2llft SO
Rieoerlhlag III "a stl1nSen O.16
8orberrlden0e @il1bridtnng S8.
@uTerltano Inn Z l1br Morgens &C.
s.. 90. @berier,
Dffs. Betterbeodter.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-25
@e1tprben.

SIN SITTER bon is Sabren lit ge=
tern Weittag Jranlein Mabel Mecfel
in ibrem Seine in 600. S02 5ieg-
fricot Mbell1e nab ldnaerem @ror=
fenlager %geitorben. 3ebn Miln1te,l
Dor Dem Iooe Oes jungen MNGb6ens
.traI oie M1utter, Irol1 Marp Medel
bon Sprl1ce, Wont., bier Elm. Oil
Belt oer, 8cerOigung miro ip1ter be=
fannt gegeben merben.