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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-04-28

SO they Wrote to theiF fodgeF that they
thought they had found what he had
been looking for. He came to see them,
and John showed him specimen OF
his lind and also that 1t burned green.
The stranger uttered an exclamation
Of delight.
That Is borax." he said. used for
washing purposes in every household
In America"
He told John that II he would tell
him where 1t lay he would form a
company to take the ground. work 1t
and would give John half Of all he
made out Of 1t himself. John accept
cd his proposition. and an agreement
was written out and signed by both ac-
cOrding to the terms
1t turned out the stranger had a large
borax company behind him with un.
limited capital. A company was form
ed. and he retained 20 per cent Of the
stock. OF this he assigned one half to
John. which gave him more money
than he and his wife could spend.
They went back to the east. where
they lived In comfort for the rest Of
their lives.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-04-28
Abstract Men
OF Fla To Meet
In Gainesville

Gainesville, April 2S-That the
fourth Annual Convention of Florida
Association of Title Men, which is to
meet in Gainesville May Sd to 9Th,
will be very interesting and no
doubt well attended, is the belief
of the members.
Dozens of attractive post -card re-
minders of time and place of the
convention have been mailed by B.
R. Colson of Gainesville, who is a
member of the Executive Committee
and former president of the Associa-
|, tion. The reminder bears this in
scription: 1.-The Title Men of Flor
ida: Make red ring around the
date May So. Gainesville Conven-
/ tion-Come."
The Gainesville Board of Trade
will cooperate with the committee
on entertainment, and the stay OF
the Florida Abstractors in the Uni
versity City will be most pleasant
! All members are earnestly requested
to leave their respective homes in
time to reach Gainesville by two OF
three O'Clock Monday afternoon, in
rider to take advantage of the sight
seeing drive over the city, including
! a special visit to the University Of
Florida. An interesting feature Of
the convention will be the annua
banquet, which will be held at Tho
famous White House Hotel. Hon
orable Robert W. Davis, Registrar o
the United States Land Office, ha
consented to act as toast-master OF
this occasion, and many instructive
interesting and inspiring toasts VII
be listened to around the banque
board.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-04-28
mother Route
| Suggested For
| Dixie Highway

Isl Petersburg, April 2S-The
bhie Highway from Chicago to
nhmi is rapidly materializing and
! is very important that it should
put in the he right place in or
TO benefit the whole state.
The great host Of tourists and
neseekers who will soon be COM
\ over it into Florida are largely
Ierested in agricultural matters
u while the route contemplated
kuld run to Jacksonville from Live
Il. where it enters the state, the
lin line should run south by way
Lake City, Gainesville, Ocala
uokville, Dade City, Plant City
Aleland, Barlow, Fort Meade and
nce to Arcadia and from there tC
Pierce and on down the East
as to Miami.
There should be a spur from Ar
Mia to Fort Myers and this and the
ns highways would cover all the
Ntant farming and fruit sections
the state.
Al Gainesville as a junction there
/ three other important roads run
g to the East Coast and a
louisville three important roads tt
Upon Springs, Tampa and st
eesburg and at Lakeland tn
ut cross highway from Dayton'
Tampa will intersect it, and al
central cities will connect will
p other 80 anybody can go any
ae"
The Dixie people will make
At mistake if they carry it only t.
dsonville and then on down tn
: Coast to Miami directly south
EEerybody interested in Contra
Western Florida's propert
Nd get busy and write to the tw
nissinoers, Mr.. G. w. Saxon, q
hhassee and S. A. Belcher,
nj, and urge them to investigat
PERSONAL visit to this regio
10 realize the advantages of tn
lcsed route before they max
b report.
~ time should be lost as the
to close the matter in about 1
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-04-28
Proof to Show He Wasn't GRAVY.


Victor Murdoch says that one night
In Fort Scott, after political meet
ing. two men who had been in the
audience fell into violent discussion
about the topic Of the speech of the
evening. A big crowd fingered to hear
the disputants out. One was named
Flynn and the other Dobbins. They
were evidently strangers to each
other. Finally Flynn lost his head
and said: You're wrong. tell you:
you're wrong. You're crazy" II am
not" said Dobbins holly; Il know
what l am talking about" mo, you
don't" shouted Flynn; you're crazy
tell you you are crazy" 81 am not"
cried Dobbins, land ] can prove it,"
Flynn stopped short in surprise and
asked: "How?" Dobbins slowly drew
a fat wad of papers from his inside
pocket and said slowly and convincing
ly: well, here are my discharge pa.
pers from the asylum. kansas City
Star.
Shave Spoiled His Passport.
ohc VI tlC HIOot UNUSUAL pdSSDOI
cases which has yet come to the at
tention of the American embassy at
London arose when a well-dressed
, American called to obtain a passport
| which had been sent to Washington
| some weeks ago to be renewed. but
during the interim the owner of the
passport had been denuded Of his
whiskers. which set of whiskers wal
still attached to his person when HI
sent his photographs to Washington
and he was described in the passpor
as bewhiskered.
| Asked why he shaved off the whisk
ers, he sheepishly stated that he hat
his whiskers shaved once a year ant
forgot all about the passport regula
tions.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-04-28

the protection Of purchasers. The
list of these druggists and of those
who will handle these medicines will
be published as soon as it can be
made up, SO that there will be left
no good excuse for Floridians to be
without them and at as low cost
as will be available to the residents
of any State in the Union.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-04-28
|M BUSINESS CONDITIONS

nin it poured,
YEA it roared;
& SKY was draped in black;
Old ship rolled,
pitched and bowled,
~ lost her chartered track!
0ear, Oh, dear!
VII it clear?"
w walled a dame on deck;
y! heaved the lead
Ripper said,
alius has, by heck"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-04-28
. n & OF A.

Philadelphia, April 27.,i .as.ion
here today. They will form psr
a nsns At Broad and MOntsOm conner
streets. Every delegate WI, ~ an.
silver loving cup sui'a0'
graved.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-04-28

He made nye tnouSdhu 'ioah
Little 30 Peep had so many sheep
She didn't know where to ioio
them.
So one fine day she sent them ava!
And at the stockyards sold them :
Little 30 Peep a fortune ala reap
And invested it all in chickens
Every fellow she knows comes
round to propose
They bother her like the dickens
There was a crooked man and NJ
walked a crooked mile;
He sold a crooked stock-food AM
made a crooked pile
He made a crooked talk ana IL
made crooked sale
And now he spends his time IN
pressed-steel jail
Farmer Jack Horner went 'o""
the corner.
To put all his dough IN the OaH
He left a large sum, and murmureO
"By gum!
NV widow will not draw oi"HA
mrs q NJ. Hubbard, she stareu an
she rubbered =,
As Farmer Smiths auto SAM
past. I'll
she said. with sigh, ! Wouiu :"
ingly die -,
To 90 through the country 'n'
fast" 40
So she went to her bankers AH'
out some dough; .w,
She then bought a car anu
she did go!
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-04-28
Strongest Timber.

Tho yate. one Of Australia's numer.
Gus hard woods. seems to be tho
strongest known timber, with an aver.
age tensile strength Of $4,000 pounds
to the square inch and q maximum a.
high as 35,000-about equal to cast
and wrought iron.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-04-28
semet and Waltz rooe

'"es and Wolfe Tone.
~ = the time he was visited
~ zone the Irish patriot, was
~ ~ nve directors" who gov
french republic. Soon after
r'e invasion Of England" he
s loeo and fed to Germany.
10 and later on became min.
which office he held but q
h Mn on account Of his antago'
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-04-28
Speed Of Zeppellns.

Zeppelins vary in speed, but the
swiftest Of them are not comparable
in speed to the aeroplanes. The latter,
1t Is safe to say. are twice as fast as
the Zeppelins.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-04-28

,"sshe First REQUESTS.
. nan. don't take a girls hama
~. tel her you could die for
n!s you are willing to earn a.liv.
*f-E1change.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-04-28

A~,." seh Soil Into Ocean.
49, OF the river Amazon are
- nth sediment that the dis.
~ :. an be seen 800 miles nom
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-04-28
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Standing Of the Clubs

Results Yesterday
Il Washington 2, Philadelphia /.
A Detroit 8, st. Louis 2.
Al Chicago Z, Cleveland a.
4, Boston 0, New York 2.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-04-28

-. Daily Though.
~ =, as eenedict,on Of M:
oe altar on which ~ busa
ineense.-Lsllyan shas.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-04-28
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Standing of the Clubs

Results Yesterday
At Nashville 4, Little Rock 2.
At Memphis 8, Chattanooga 10.
At Birmingham 8, New Orleans 4
At Atlanta 3, Mobile l.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-04-28

Results Yesterday
AT Newark s, Buffalo IA.
At Pittsburg 2, St. Louis ) f.
At Chicago 6, Kansas City Z.
At Brooklyn 6, Baltimore I .
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-04-28
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
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Standing Of the Clubs

Results Yesterday
!, Ct. Paul 4, Minneapolis l.
- Louisville 10. Columbus 10.
=, indianapolis 5. Cleveland 3.
N others scheduled.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-04-28
DON ALIENS JINGLES

Jack Sprat raised hogs so fat
Not one of them was lean
He sent them TO the market, ana
He made five thousand clean
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-04-28
Of the Clubs

Results Yesterday
AT st. Louis 8, Pittsburg 0.
At Cincinnati o. Chicago 6.
AT New York 5, Boston 70.
AT Philadelphia 5, BROOKLYN
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-04-28
FEDERAL LEAGUE
Standing Of the Clubs

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w T. Pot
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-04-28
as>>' Latest News In The World Of cnor+e 100,
SOUTHERN LEAGUE

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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-04-28
AMERICAN LEAGUE

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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-04-28

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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-01
Sgnat SilO a1 @rabe aetraaelt.

Die 6el1tidfatboliide gt. Soiepb's
fonatte geltern Morgen fo1m
Die 2eiotragen0etr falie1L tpelde lid)
51 Dem Iralergottesoienlt iiir ben
REINFORCEMENT 5tabt= 1n0 Ioapnl6ipe
9iielior Sgnob 6il0 ei~1tgefunoen bat=
ten.
9ie Sra1termelle 4prrbe bon Gerp
'9fep. Mntbo1lp Sdoeningb a111ter Mlli=
lten5 bon 9feb. IS. S. 8onoboe, Geb.
Heter geeuies un0 g}ep, S. g.. 2Qtpler
%5elebrirt. @iidof 9ubis ertbeilte Sen
S6lnBiegen. Irauerre0e11 apnr6el1
BON Nfarrer Neules BON Dem Sroell
Der Neoemptoriiten 1T oel1tlder 5prq=
DIE uno Gfarrer 5doeningb in engli-
id1er Sprade gebalten, Die Set
lesrng erfolgte altf BENT @olD Sanli=
liz 6rieobof. @brenbabrtudtraget
marelt:: Mapor Mfre0 6, Ma1eler.
Sobn s.. @un6afer, 2o11is 6. go01e.
mig, Sugp Moeller, @arrD S. Mc.
Jarlano, 90. S, Mallop, 8iuiam s
geotb md Senrp 6. &oidJ ltnb aftipt
8iliam W5l1ndrotb George @olters
Soiepb Ibelfen, Mbillip Dega1l, gu.
ltabe gdbar0t u1t0 @lrlt Mler.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-01
Tarbiec @cnDlfcrnng prptcitirt
sic 1%arlteI1l,1a oes @onoel=
bilocs uSbe Birth Of a Notiun".

l11gefahr 100 Meger l11o 9icaerill=
1lcn cridliel1cn aeltern IN Der Nleltar=
Ml1sidu1blitln1g Des Staotratbs l1nter
sSilhrllm ocs NnmaIts George $.
@oo0lcn Don Burton, SSa., lm geael1
bic bcporitebenoe Il1ffiibuut9 ocs
@anoelbiloes oShe 9irth uf q 9ea=
ton" inn Gh1rtiS Spcrlt(alls Nrotelt
eill5lllesen ltllo oie Ginridjtltlt1 11no
g(nna9nlc elmer Sroil1oll5 SIT erlpir=
fen, lpeldJe bic Gorfiibrrlg abnlider
gil0cr in Scr Staot sir %lllnnoglidl=
felt n1ad)t.
SSll ci11er alll Iettcll Ircitao M6cllo
lit Ser orittc1 @aptilteltfird)c obgc=
haltcncl1 offentlidJel1 G%eriammllung
labn1en sic ompeienoen 9Se9cr nrto
9fegcrinms1 einitinmig cine 9feile
bon Gclhliilien an, sic cillleitenb mie
fol9t bcainncn::
Sic farbigen @iirgcr Don Ganen=
port babe11 in ei1er am 26. Nopcn1ber
lit Ser orittel1 gnptil ten=&ircbc ubge=
|haItel1en Dffentliden Gerlanunll1ng
eilitimnlig belhloile1r, on Die @efiible
Ser 8eredtigfeit, @nbltbati9feit into
|8illigfeit ibrer meiben Mitbiirger SIT
~appeairerl, i1l1el1 in ibren 8enriibltn=
gen, Bic ltl1geredJten 3isfriminatip=
1lclt, MISUNDERSTANDING ltllO Scr
berl11lg Ser Malien=Gomlrtbeile ST ltr=
terorildelL Nltrd1 oue geletlid)en INTO
e%brenbaftcn Mittel 81 helfe11, at11n liz
1lell ferlper il, alle1 NfetboDen ltltD
Mittell1 sit belferL Inn bas polle lno
geietlide 01ab biirgerlider l11lb reli=
gioier Ireibeit SIT e%rlallge1t.
ST. 6ieier Seit 1penoen mir ms on
l,11iere meibelt Mitbiirger be|n1bers
il1 ben 8e1trebel1, lt11s III l1rieren &c
genmdrtigel1 @%emiibtrrget, Die @or=
fiibrl1ltgel1 bes y8irth OF a Nation"
gel1almten @anSelbiloes 5lt perbin=
0ern ll1o sit berbieten.
Sur geredten @eurtbeilltng ieien
bier eil1 puur Ser 8riinoe I'M erer
Spppiition o%l1gegeben:
/. Gus gtiid lit cine @eididts=
fdlldn1ng, pie aus eilleln gergleid
ser @eididte oes @ieOeraufbal1s pml
Sobn 81. 2pnd a11to Inoere11 berbor=
gebt.
2. 9as @tiid ml1roe pott ei11em er=
flGrten Geinbe Ser farbigen &a1le 5l1r1
|ollei1igen 3med beS gntfad)ens Deg
Gorltrtbeils 1t11b Ser 2eiben1daft 0es
M%allenbaiies berfuBt, ltal Die gltter1
'@~e5iebnngen ser meiben @ep0lfer1ng
Der gereinigten 5taaten init Ser
1dmar5e1 8epDlferl11g 5lls serItorer,
llto 6eil1oidaft nno @ab 51nilden Der
bei0en Hailen sat iaen. Il
l11r6 in 6ieier @eiie ii1tYa sfrpb 1ie=
ben meitere 1tidJbaltige @fii1loe BON
|ieiten Ser i6par5en gepolfer1ng 1111=
lerer 5tabt gegen 0ie 8orfiibrlt1tg
6es @m6elbilbes u5be 8irfb of a
Nation" ms Tel1 gefiibrt 1uor6en.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-01
gciuugncr puu Camp McGlcllam prp=
tcittrcn.

Gin bon Der Mcbr5oM ser gigen=
Thinner it 9lolf 500. / BON Galr1r
McGlellon llnter5eidlteter 9rotclt &C.
gen Die Spc5ialbelael1erlmg ibres 81
gc1t6ums fir 4fIoiterl1ngs slpedl
ml1r0e geitern 9sadpnittag oen1 giir-
%ger1neilter nn0 Sem Sta0tratb inter
breitet. Inter oen ltnteraeidalerl
bes Groteltes Mfa1roel1 iidD: 3r. &arl
golln1er, M. 6. @urns, @. 90. gball-
berlin, q. s. Gmion, @alter s.
Gare, S. NA sberier, Or. g. 81
@el1oiren lll1o s. S. Ml1pn1ol1ll.
Sic Rroteltirenoen erfl1rcn, naE
i6lten burd3 Die @eitel,erltl1g Gin gro
bes l1nredlt 5llgefiigt moroen lei lallf
nerlal1gen ocn1gcnlab cine Aelroeru,rg
Sic 9ln9elegenGeit beidaftigt ser
.Stootratb idlon ieit langerer Seit.
glld) miro bebul1ptet, DOB bie 8elpoG=
lter NIT $500 fiir Heparatltrer1 All
45traBempellol1lpgen beltel1ert moroen
leien, 1rnO 0ab iolde &eporatltreu III
irael1o eillem alloeren IbeiIc ser
Staot aus belt aqgemeinen 6onos
be5ablt porbelt mairen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-01
. / e @DID1&a m m

so EkMM tE5sff.EH ~ #.g{Wfs aSfst st- ttJft1t%. #gtAGHt@
pie SOLD a m MI Ii n1g III
TranfreiG bat I'M Barrier gbeater
@1unD gu einem tpniiden 3miidaz
fan 8eranlaHung gessben, iiber Den
I'M n2'SeuDre" beri9tet miro. Wlnn
gab ben 66par1f u9ebe", III oeFen
5pettem Mtta Der guter fetnem @o5s
ne 5 2ouis in gplo iibsrreidt. SIS
mar natiirli9 nSbeatergolo". 9l6el
BIN Der itets raoauluitisen @ulerie
crldalten piloe Rufe:: u3ur Yant..
BUR Banf nit Dem @plo!!" $3.50.
SIN britten Oft erbdlt Der 5aau5pie=
Ter MntbonD cine Mel1ge @elO, no.
tiirli9 nieoer in Go1o. Mbermals
Sic Hufe ppn Der @alerie. u3u,
Nant! Srag oein @plb our gart!!"
ginise Mimlten lpdter but Mntborw
ipieOer auf5utreten. limo 1iebe "a
in Der 9qno 1dpe1tt er einell
ma9tisen Bmfousipeis. Man fanrl
1i6 0enten, Oab nit Dem 8eifal nidt
Gefpart purDe.
gu elmer Banif fam es in
Nep Dorf alf ei1sm 8rppflpner
@o9babn5uge Der BsoabpaDs2mie,
dis atpei junse 8ur16en iid in eiller
perartis riipelbaften MeiIe b%enobmen,
bob Der &pnbufteur unD mebrere
pa1iagtere ein19reiten mubten. Die
5tpei Bur16en, pelGe fi6 Bel ibrer
8erbaftung ols Der Is Sabre. alte
Jrant ae3ner unb Der I'm Elm Subr
dltere @eorg Robler pon groof!nn (es
gitimierten, iparen an Der 9elmaeet
.z5tatipn alf ben 3ug gefDmmet
unb 1ollen iofDrt bamit %begonnen ba-
Ben, Bic pai1agtere in Der fre9iter
Mei1e 81 in1ultieren. Inter her
mdnnli9en po11asieren, ipelbe geqer
.bas 8ene1men Der spei BllrjGer
ginipru9 erboben befanb fih aud
Der in 8rooflpn pobnbnfte Rltber
@upler. 3piI4en bielem llnb Der
3pei R%ollbbeinen fom es gu einen
betBen Mortgefeht, melhes in cine
allgemeinen &eileret enbete. Mab:
renb Des Streites, bel benz &e5nel
unb Robler bpn cen pb hires 8etra:
gems 6D6flidit entriiiteten 4nliaaiere1
libel mitgenpmmen purben, fiele1
mebrere 5rallen in 9bnma6t mi
mebrerc anbere f9rien d laut TN
!6i1fe, bab, ols Der 3ug in Der mnrcl
Mbe. @@5tatiDn in Brootl1n einlief, BE
reits 3tei Boli3iitelt our Gtelle ipa
rem, lm nod benz Rehten at lebell
Aseaner unb Hobler purpen einge
lodt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-01
80 Merdants gronsfer & STORAGE
60. Selepbon 855. (Mna.0'
8attcric u8n

Mie mir bereits IN 1lnierer geltri-
gen elllsgabe meloeten, lit Sul1ior=
Sberlel1tnol1t q. 90. Compton in Ser
borgeltern 9lben6 abge)nltenen @ufl
per Mitglieoer Der @otterie 80" 5llmt
Batteriedef ermablt mor0en.
se11ior=Sberleutl1a1rt SarrD @ar6,
lpeld1er glei6falls mnli11irt noroe1
1par, 5og ieinen 9ea111er1 5urud. 5e=
11lor : ltnterlelltltatt 81. g. Gruitt
rlldte 5ltm Sll1iorzSberleut11ant uli
atl0 oll lelner Stelle muroe sergeant
5ra11f @inrids 5um Sunior=nnter=
leut11alrt erfpablt. 9ie @obl pltr6e
BON Maior 8bitelp bon Clinton uno
Mol1ttant 2e1tant Gbomas MoG(el=
Ian BON 8oberrport geleitet.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-01
sil6crnc Sod,seit.

SEER uno Sro1t g. 6. 5teffenin
bon SEQ. 100 gbriitie 5traBe bober
borgeitern I'M areiie ibrer Srelnbe
nn0 8efannten Dos Set ibrer fiber
men SodBeitgefeiert. so ibrer Srelr.
De, MitglieOer ser oanild}zlttberii6er
Stride, ilberraidten 0as Soar NIT Ell.
mem pradtpollen @eld)enf. Gin biib.
ldleS Hrograrm folgte, IN 6e1ien Ser.
.loltf Naitor S. s. 90. Sanieu eine
Mnipra6e un bas S1tbelpaar Dielt
SEER urro 5ralt 5teffe1ien berbeiro.
tbeten 1id) Dor 25 Sabren in Malbore
III 3dnemarf. Set bier Subrer
mobnt bus 4aar in Davenport. SEER
Steffenien lit Elm 9lngel teuter 0el
StraBe11babngeielidaft.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-01
Man fa1tfc friih elm.

Noltmleiter Sharon miro in aaen
So1sbaltumgen &arten Dertbeilen TAI
le1t, IN Denen auf Die gortbeile mDg.
liddt friiber MISUNDERSTANDING fin,
gelpiei len miro.
Noltmeilter 5boron fooperirt III
oieler 9epegl1ng init Dem Davenport
Commercial Gll16 l1ar0 Der 3openpor1
Stating Niiociatiolt. gs bonoelt iid
nid)t 1rllr un f~riib5eftige Meibnadt5.
ei1lfaltfe, %ion0ern a11b Inn friibseitige
Mei6nadtsien01ngen. 6offentli6 ba=
ben oiele gemeglln9en beilere grfolge
onf5llmeiien als bie in frii6eren ssub.
ren gemad)ten abnliden Mufrufe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-01

Gr mar Gin erpfer Maut, iiber sic
mittleren Sabre binalls, gebcllgt 1no
nit rltlroen 5dl1ltern; iein @eiidt
lpar gebrallnt, i6mal ltll0 Iorgel1Dou,
leillc @alroe maren grob nlO ldmielig
po1t barter Mrbeit. Seine @eldibte
5eiat ein 2e6en ser 8eldmeroen.
1urb nllermiiOli6e Mn1trenglula lpar
es ibm g%elltngen feline &inOer 51 err
nabren ulO SIT er5ieben, nno ib11e1t
Den 2ebensmeg SIT babnen. @ir bral1=
dtn 11idt lal1ge SIT Iudle1l, ltnr ib1t un0
lein gbetbil0 5t fil1ben. Gs lit an
Der 3eit, BOB er ettpas fit iidl ielbit
tout, ltno SIT oielem 3aped iibertrifft
feil1 @eilnlittel 6orni's Mlpenfralrter.
Ser @ebraud einer S1alde miro oies
lbeneile1t. IS lit feline NatentneOi=
sin, o1o6 lit es i11 Mpptbefen 11id)t SIT
l6aben. @ir0 Sen 2el1ten 0ireft ber=
fallft ourh oie @eriteller:: Or. Heter
Ta6rnep & Sons 60, 1916 So.
@oDne slpe, Gbicago, Su. Gln5.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-01
Mabcliffe nnb MeManns rciisnircn.

SO. ~. MaocIiffe, @raiioent Ser
&egiiter 2ife Stiltra1tce Gclnpanp,
ulto Colonel Narf @. Mc9tmnls,
Gi5epraiiberlt l1llO 5dabmeiiter Der
@eleIlidlaft, lJabcn 9eltern ibre
Gelig11ation cingereid)t, pblle @riinoe
oericl6en offe1tlid bcfalnnt SIT mo-
d)e1l. 9eibe &crrcn babel1 Der Sc
iellld)aft lett ibrcr @riinoul9 allgc=
bort. SEER &aocliffe 1par urlpriing=
lid Sefretar Scr @eiellidaft, 1l1O
bient lett elmer Meibe bon SStalDren als
Graitoeltt. Die Neligllatimlct lullen
Der 3treftorenbeborbe iobalb mie
moglib l%mterbreitet lper0el1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-01
2pfalcr @etterberidJt.

Davenport, 80. Sob.
1l1rd,Idalitts = garor1eterital1o Soil
Gltrd)ldmitts E Ienrperatllr . 2s
Sod)itc Gelnperatl1r Iel1te . 50
~gsieoriQlte Senlperatlr leste gSadt %
@ormale Gemperatl1r fir 33
SaI,re 80
@li nelld 5el,dtiafeit ser
2llft IS
%9sicoerid,log int 81 5tllnnen 600
Gorberridenoe @inoridtltng . IS.
@allerlta1r0 NM z l1br Morgens 70
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-01
Masfcnbaa in Mproucit 9apcnpurt

Mm f%o1n1neloel Spn11abello sl6e1lo
fi11oet III Der gSor0melt Davenport Elm
GROCER Masfelbua ltatt, fiir sen $36
IN 8elbpreile n mtsgelest 1poroell
1ilro. S6on lett @od)en lit ei1t riff
RIGGS Mrrat1geme1tsfomite NIT Ben
8orbereitllngen fit Sen Masfenbau
beidlaftigt1 lrl1o nod Ben bisberigel1
M115eiden oiirfte itd eil1 gIa15el1oer
8elllb pernirflid,en. l1eber 1tafere
gin5el6eitelr bertpeiie1t mir a1f Sic an
o11oerer Stele oes 9lattes erid)einel1=
Be @n5eige.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-01
Seiratbs : Grlanbnifldeine.

Sec @ornoro, Mh1scatine, anli
Mareoret @lioben, Geoar Gopios.
9e9iop 81. Med, 9ettenoorf, I'M
sloellc M. Mnoreb, Davenport.
GlgNe Nrn1ertroet nnO Ioa Earfs
1apcnport.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-01
5tabt unb Gonntq,
Mittwod, ben l, 9eSember.
@cHcrbcridt

@aibil1aton L. 2e5.
Sir SIlillois: Griibe Wlittnodh lcid)=
tes Sdn1eelt6bera int Noroel1, fill
ter Nadn1ittags p0er IN Der 9ead)t;
better 9prn1erstag.
Sir Soma: Gbeilpeiie triib l1no faI=
ter Mittpod, better r1lo lparl11er
8o1ll1crStag.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-01
9nttflnaM1t1.

9ilen lic6c1r Sreunben, Maehbam
ll11b gcfanlltcli lagen lpir 6iermit fit
Die 5ablreidc gctbcili91ng an Der Sc
ltattltng meiires licbcn @attcl1, ltl1leres
glttcn Gaters, 8rllDers lnlD S6lpice
~geiiobues, Sttp Gatgcllaltbt, loipie sic
.5ablreicben prddbtigcn glllnlenlpcnoen
l1nlerem al1frifbtigel1, iicf9cfii6ltcn
3al1f. Ball5 beiorbcrs ba1fcl1 mir Der
8pole 2pge, ber gaglle 2pge, Dem Ser
mania @elnllg @ereil1, Den Serrel1
6. M1cDcr llnb 81. 9tnbcn fit Bic ipar@
men Nadbrufc i'm 6altle ltnb @errl1
Snbannes arb9er fir Ben ld)0nen 1tllb
cbrcltben Nndrltf, ben CT bent Cut
1dlafcncn iin SallIe 1tllb i'm &rell1atp=
rillrt 9clpibmet Eat.
iSra1 Clara Gitgclla,tbt, geb. 2antalt,
8attin,
,Sritc Gngella,tbt, Go6tcr,
s5Srql1 Gli5a6etb Gltgcllanbt, S1ipclter,
Int Chicago,
6alls 2a1ttat,
Srnu Sba 2nittnlt, geb. SpcbrcnIcn,
G6ipiegereltcrl1,
|Sbcpbprc 2mttan, Sdipagcr,
1ebit @cripanbtc1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-01

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