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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-02-27

: am told that Jim Coffroth and Tom
! McCarey, the veteran California pro-
/ mOters, are on the lookout for a prom
J Using field Of operation. They need
/ look no further than New York City.
! The largest city in the country, the
greatest boxing town in the world, and
no competition worthy Of the name to
I buck against. Think it over, men.
! think it over.
The JOhnsOn-W Hard Situation.
If Jack Johnson does not climb into
the ring next Saturday afternoon it
would not necessarily mean that the
promoters had abandoned all idea Of
I holding the match. Those back of the
project, supposed to be Harry Frazce
and Lawrence Weber, prominent New
York theatrical men, have already dug
pretty deep for preliminary funds such
as Johnson's travelling expenses, the
cost of altering the race track and the
erection of seats, and a hundred aud
one other details that run into money
These men have entirely too much in
vested to draw out now, and should
the fight be postponed from the date
originally set look for them to see the
thing out later on.
However, if the bout is set back a
few weeks, either to give Johnson more
time to ira or for anv other rea-
son, the receiC5s will suffer materially,
but ] look for the promoters to go
through with the deal just the same.
ONLY i'm that event a Willard victory
would be their sole hope for gain.
Richie VIII Draw Well.
One Of the few bouts arranged for
the near future in New York that
promises to he an interesting affair Is
the Willie Ritchie-Freddy Welsh match
scheduled for Thursday, March II, az
Madison Square garden. Ritchies ar
rival in town after his Ions layoff has
injected considerable interest into the
local game and a $ the eXchampion made
himself solid with New York fans by
his aggressive style of milling when
he fought Leach Cross last year the
promoters are assured of one of the
biggest houses of the season.
New York Tires of Welsh.
Welsh with any other BOY than
Ritchte or possibly Mcfarland. would
not draw much money to the Garden
Just now. Freddy has appeared here
so often Of late and his work has so
greatly deteriorated that the fans have
become tired Of paying from 81 to SO
to see him waltz ten rounds when they
can get the real genuine Vernon Cas-
tie stuff at the theater for couple of
homes But the sports Know that
Freddy is not going to have time for
any fancy business with Willie Richie.
He is going to be an exceedingly busy
young man for ten rOunds-if the mill
goes that lon~-and he viii have to be
il lruch t-tter CO ditiOl than ne Ea.'
=hcVn here in months to keep up the
stiff pace Richie is sure to set from
the very first tap of the bell.
While Richie has not been seen in
the ring in pUolic but once since losing
tre title to Freddy and therefore may
not he At his highest speed. the crowd
can depend Il Il he viii give them a
good rIl :Cr their money. He is al
ready down Eear the weight he will
have TO make for the Welsh match and
viii ehter TIE ring finely trained ath-
lete.
Richie Wants Longer Bout.
Riches ambition is to get back his
do that from a clever boy like Welsh
in a 10-rOund bout he is working with
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-02-27

N rrea.is Sii bidding g. ao65.s. Tor the the
johnny Kibane-"Kid" Williams
match Philadelphia promoters have
made New York matchmakers resemble
the wen known piker. Unfortunately
for Gotham fans, there is only one big
club i'm existence here. and those back
OF it are working on sure thing sys-
tom. THIS they can do, as they nave
no competition and evidently nothing
to fear i'm that line as long as the pres
cnt board of commissioners s permit
ted to run affairs i'm such an arbitrary
way as il has recently. AMI that is the
sole reason why other cities grab match
after match that would In me H&lural
order of things come to the big town
The Madison Square Garden promot-
ers viii not guarantee boxers any
fixed sum any mole. or at least they
will not tie themselves up in any way
whore there seems 10 be POSSIBILITY
Of loss to them. If they had some
good live competition It would be en-
tiTely different. It would nc quite
unnecessary for natchmal1ers to DID
so high that money would be 'osi, DuI
the competition would mean that the
clubs would have TO shave their profits
and the fans would have more 5nd bet
ter attra CtiOns.
There is no other city in the world
where the crowds viii flock i'm su
large numbers 10 n DONlllE llldLNll o.
they do in New York. IF there is such
place ] have missed it altogether and
during my tire Q have Travelled around
a bit. Put on attractive bouts between
good men and the prices charged, no
matter how high. will not keep the
crowds away, New York mas hundreds I
of thousands Of trausients within her
limits the year around, and among
them are men who come here to be
amused and arc willing to pay stiff
price for the privilege. And what IS (
there I'm the sport line that appeals :
to a red blOOded man more than a box I
ing contest between boys of recognized I
skill and reputation
Promoters Won't Bid.
Philadelphia can bid $4,000 for Xii /
bane and Williams to box six rounds. I.
But tie matchmakers Of big Madison I
SGu8re garden. with 100000 people to I
draw from. can't even think in figures T.
that high for a 10-rOund bout between (
the same boys Is it any wonder that 1
boxing is not flOurishinE here as 1t I
should? Why, a man can see better /
bouts in almost any medium sized mid !
die western city than i'm Gotham-and !
at prices that would make local pro /
meters drop in a faint J
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-02-27

! scented to meet Cans afte. preliminary
negotiations had been carried on for a
long time. So Al Hereford brought the
negro on from Baltimore and set him
to training. The papers We're filled
with details Of the training Of the men
and in the meantime the public spent
a lot Of money for seat reservations
and the betting mounted upward to
figures that seldom if ever had been
known in the west Apparently there
was not a suspicion as to the cleanIi-
ness of the bout in any ones mind.
George Sler was to referee and the
public had implicit confidence in him.
There was no stain on McGOvern's
reputation and Cans enjoyed a pretty
good name
It was possibly because the expecta-
tons Of the fans We're raised so high
that the cries Of disappointment were
SO loud. No two men ever went into
the ring favored by the crowd with
fairer field. That vast audience want
ed Sto see 2 good fight regardless of
whether their favOrite Won or not and
they were prepared to cheer Cans, even
if the sympathies of most of them
were not with him.
Big Crowd.
The building in which the bout was
staged was a big one and it was
comfortably filled when the prelimin-
aries were finished and the main bat
tiers were called TO their corners.
Neither exhibited a trace Of nervous
ness. The crowd was plainly with Nc
Govern and cheered him to a turn when
Siler waved them go to IL. Terry start
ed i'm his usual whirlwind style and be
gan banging away at Gans's body All
during the first round they tussled
about the ring and the bout gave prom
Use Of being a cOrker.
Cans showed wonderful cleVerness in
this first round and it looked as though
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-02-27

where near the money his great talents
entitled him to.
No one ever has satisfactorily ex1
planned the terrible paIlOr on Ganss
face as he lay on the floor OF the ring
while Siler was counting him out If
the knockout was faxed it was done so
realistically that one of the most eX-
perienced referees the ring ever knew
could not detect il and was only
brought to a measure of doubt by the
clam0r and cries of he disgruntled
fans.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-02-27
Gaia r RH

H are man h a 70 nh o hen nasal
o. b OF has %
e cure
For ms in he pd ~ o many W nc r poypua Tml enlarged
lie symptom he correct 10 wi
men n one seriously d Dec USE Of tn eprl mesa
inn OF
k e
o he bha h and apqu@H ame ahn nd attention.
does in h % nc hal system Of d hh unxold dane this statements basI
Snhe Pao ao had M
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-02-27
Special Diseases of Men

class o h oeaqHabk
H qc d na
ore etr cindo o sHatw
SEE cHon BgaeqHveaI IN
hI 81 CjRFDRT 4FWD6
PHI longer btwh wish
pag sduHe
an daan
ma o. Ig mfctdr oHeNnedE eseI GLAND
and after Ii
W mdan ontebo
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-02-27
By James
j. Corbeft
Former Heavyweight Champion
of the World.
New York Suffers From Lack of Competition
InStagiDg Fights; Doesn't Get Best Bouts

Philadelphia ' ss 8 S 6 55 D s 4 s % g SJn' Pro
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-02-27
The TEST OF ss RffS az : 5 : %


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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-02-27
Piles and Other Rectal Diseases

u dyn the utdnnea tsto
h sNEvEF
e he ratn ill
Weadal large vfrH
furnish rll dc wnben
brrm and aybg ai
n from BUSH et being
The reduced rates all railroads
Arnrr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-02-27
We Successfully Treat nCOmpCated Cases of Rupture VacoCee
HydrOCe and Obstruction Without Doing Cutting Operation

tt kepaem medicine Hm Tgame hi al
IL ga for
y % m % nava fye but these
very a W W @ on yf interested ut @ test
gt is mad b
ne "a is perfect LV ny @ g g latin gd
T
II re r % entire tsa tn t1tof hi estate
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-20

lllii Dem GcNalfen beIrclulocn n1ilB-
ten, Del! oclltihcn Saloel nid]t per.
nld9tca SIT fGlnlell, tic miiroel I'M
0eselteil, tolls cine lold)e Nbiidyt
ellrd)fllbrbar lpare, Iid) lllr ielbIt
i6aocnL Der engliibc N~eitbonoel
fonnc obne Die ocutid)c @ore iii Die.
ler 9iltlid9t garllid)t altfred,terbal=
ten lpcroell. 9alm briBt IS mGrtlid:
u9alo nab Grieocns idll1B miro
lih Die sbneIaltng gegell frinoli1s
&arelt legcll. @iilItige S~e5ugsbeoin=
9lulgen biloen fiir oela 9l1fbolt ei-
neS ltanojgen gbiases cine ltllelto=
lidl %sclltnoere @runolage oils Batter
I~anDsliebc. Gaber tuten mir AM be-
ltelt, inns nitbt laberIid SIT MAIDEN
ol,rd) Die Imabme, naB mir aus
olcIem Mriegc @anoels9urfeile Der.
alls5lt|1la9cn pernuogeu. Ser Ser
llid), ben &.ieg als lolben ollrd)
Die SorbcrIaglt1tg mlriidaftlibell
AllilbmN.ges nlo goloener grnten
SIT red1ffertigcl1, miro inns ie1r teller
5lt itt5en folnmell.@
Sum sdIub betont Ser enelii1e
Nerfaller lnd)n1ulS, cs lage i'll Sl-
%terelle bes engllidelt @anoel:, mcnn
man lid nit Der Soee pcrtrallt mo-
t1ell mplte, DOB MIR fallinlaunii9er
@eltblif ullD Die Mlci9nlulg mo-
oertler aeaperblidler Nniidlten eileu
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-20

@orgeltern Madmittag mnrbe Sri.
Miprtle Shmiot nl1o @crr @alter g.
WaiQer bon Slpeetlano int Sein oes
@errn l1llo Irm1 9olis Nfopts oil
@albil1gton StraBe burdl 9altor 8.
u. 9llrood uerehclid1t. 9Sad) Ser
Sraull1g folgte cine allaenelm Der
lallfelle @pdseitsfeier. Die Neltper=
nlabltelt merocn lid, oil ser oltlid,en
gicrtcn Strabe bdl,slih nieoerlallen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-20

S1 MlbanD mllrGe geitem ser
annebrieftragpr Sranf glingbnm bei
elmer 1urd)brenl1erei ldp1er5lidl ober
1ttd1t gefabrlid pcrlett. Serpn1e
Mearlbaa, e6enfaas bon Mlbal1p, er=
lit porgeltern sl6ello bei einc11 Jaa
eil1er Mrnlbrl1dl.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-20

- 3pif@en Der d I 8 pig>
14sn We!ttuite uno Ser Snlel @Dlt
beitebt eine fabrplonmdbtge Damp
ferperbinOung. Der @eepeg fiibrt
ourd Elm iebr ieidjtes Naftenmeer,
Dos Bel nieorigem Wo1er1tanoe. pas
beibt lpenn 9turm aus O1ten Sic
Wafermalen iii Die bDbere ylpro1ee
binausorangt, itelenmeiie bsl1,aDe
tr%oden9clegt miro 1lnD Die ltn%tcrlpcgs
befinbliden Sdiffe i'm pirtll9en
Shine bcs Wortes aufs grodyne
ieBt. Cine oerartige unlieb5ame
llcberraf9ung tpioerfu1r 0ieier Sage
Dem GDlter 9ampfer ouf Dem Wege
BON Der aite nad Der Sniel. Mittz
lpegs fubr Der Dampfer alf uno
9sriet ouf @ruub. Diesmal absr mar
cs Mat init eintgen @tullDen abse=
ton, ionbern Der Dumpfer muBte fait
fiinf3eDn 5tlnben i'm Wottenmeere
liesen bleiben. @rit Die auftommelsoe
Slut madte ibn ipieoer flott; u~1itatt
nad9fnttta9s 4 ugr 10 Wtlnllten tam
er erit am anosrn Mprgen in Mlnt=
mariA ouf Spit oil. 1l11o bic paiIaz
giere 9otten cine unan9enebme NG1t
i'm Wa.tenmeere perlebt.
Gin G1idspiIs. ,8ei
unS sat fib Elm junger Better po1l MIR
ais 2osierbein9 %angemeloet. Mbcr
Der tit alS GROCER 59neren0ter be-
fonnt lpenn ct llllr nibt nit meiz
ner 5rou an5ubmbcln iudt!!"
80 bin th bei1er b'ran, III meme,
gmilie perltebt lid tetucr!!"
Mtten unb Maeetiere boben ben
grDbten Rei9tum an @anglienseleu
in Der 9trnrinbe, $4,000 bis $4,000
i'm &u5ifmilimeter.
$500 erri9teten Sic Seiters
reid9er I'M sonolepab gs9en oie Hrans
aoten nit sutem @rfolge brei bobe
Mtouern aus @isbl1tca.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-20
1NWWK

grfolg i'm lopalell freicir @ettbe-
lperb al1f Dem Slllutos= wie auf Dem
Galtmarft ~gclpabrleilten.
Sic uMitteilllngen fir ooS
9clltId}tltm im 9lltslalo" meiIen
eoraltf bin luie be5eidllello es lei,
hob ocrarti0c Nlriidten III eille.n
cngliId)cn Saobblatt bel,te georlldt
iperoen. @eun mtcb cine iolde Ser.
offcntlihung aidt sic a~llgemcilre
Gtimmllillg IN gnsinno nieoergebc,
10 let es ood) ipmpton1otiid). Gs id)ie.
men lid l1elteroiugs I'M eifitigcn
Sanoes oes freien @ortes glenlentc
ip1eoer berpor6umagen, Die ser Mebr-
leltstne1nlt1g eltsegcn eigene Sllt-
lld)ten altsaltlpred)en Ben W2ltt bot
ten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-20
Nents aus MusrQtinr.

8ie t1elle 9lrntorp @ane miro iett
.bcltinmt ann fpnln1cltocn 3icnstag,
%. Nopember, cinggpeibt meroen.
8pltperlreltr Glarfe, Gen. =Moilltant
|2ogan n1lb mlOerc Nromincnte Ser
lonlihfeiten merOcn bel Der sSeier al1=
lpeien0 lein nno slnlprad)cll balter1.
I8oltperllel1r Glarfc miro bcfal1ntlid)
Ste @al1pt= lt11D gimuciblt1gsreoe bal,
ten. 9illette fir oas 9a11fett l1l1o bic
|6eierlidfeiten foiten So per Stiid
uno ion Der 10 e%r5ieltc ~lteberidnlb sur
Iilglng Scr 8nlldntlo pcrlpel1oet
'aperoelt.
@ie Haltoren $. 5oefller uro $.
Ncinid parelt oln Ticnstag 9lbenb IN
Clinton, apo lie cirer sitnlg Ser
neutrality-suspicious. bes oortigen
8artburg Colleges hcimpblltcn.
6err Gorspar Ireier. ein friiGcrer
|gimpo6ner non Malscatinc lu1o SUI
lest inn an1erifalliiden &ol1lltlarz
oienl1 SIT Singapore, Sl1oien, miro
oemnadJt Die Stellu1g oils amcrifalli=
ld)er @elanotc III Iresoell, 1el1tId-
|lallo, antreten.
8eneralpoltn1eiltcr 8lrlelpn not
oem bicligcn Noltn1ciiter Gid)off cine
gtutt5 5l%lfon1nRn lalicn, BOB lest oil,
Is Observation-Disclosures nab 9ultld-
|lanb, Selterreid) mo llngorn bis al,f
qpeitere Nudrid)t ciltslltellen lillo,
.apeil lid Sic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
neigerll berarti@ ScnOlngen SIT be
for0ern.
Sellte Mbeno iilloct III ser ocutldel,
llltberilden 3ionsgen1cillbe sic Srol,=
ing bon @errlt Chill 2if nit SRI.
.2p0ia &lebe itatt. Galtor Saeiner
miro Die Irmll,llg pollsieber. Gle
iltngen @belelltc meroelt iid) an Ser
Dit Sedylten Strabe ballslid) cinrih-
'tel1.
gel ocm m Mittpo6 pom Strait
el1nerein Ser fatloliidlen ct. Mat-
tblas-@emeinbc abgebaltenen Sabres,
Gtn1er, Sltpper lrno &erfa1f mltroe
Ell ll%eberid)ub bon $3.50 ersielt,
ncld)er sum @elten ser @emeinoe per-
'1penoet meroen miro.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-20
Meucg aus Moline.

Sic gereinigling Ser geieal6afts
lellte bon Mpline, @alt Moline uflb
'silnis biclt porgeltern sbeno i'm Ma=
mufacturers &otel Elm gut betbeiligtes
@or1fett ob, bei neldem oerid,ieoene
promi1cnte @eid)aftslellte ser staot
paiienbe s(niprad)en 6ielten. gei=
leiosbeidliiiie mltrocn anget1ommen
aeleaentlid oes 10 ltgliidliden So
0es bes Spbnes BON @errn 81. Gar=|
items, gefretqr ser Gereiniguna. Sc
fanntlid) fam Ser Sobn bei einem
Sagbal1sfl1g Dor 5tpci @odlen our6
ltnfal1 81 Io0e.
Ser Sta6tclerf fat bis jebt oreiBig|
5aricab 2i5enien al1sgcteQt; bier Ser
lclben fir Iaricabs un0 iedlsllno-
51pan5ig fir slutos1 sic bisber als Sit
~nepbl1iies ibetrieben muroen. Sic
Sabres=2i5ens lbetragt $4,000. Sic
.2i5ens bis gum is. lprll betragt
$3.50.
Slaf 6. s%(noerionL iriiber 1abrer
bcs observation-disclosures, ut am
MittmoG Nadpnittog nod longer
aranfbcit a II Scr Iltberfulolis in
glaril1oa, Soma, i'm Sitter bon 81
sSSabren geltorben. SIR Gerltorhel1e
muroe am 20. Mara 1881 in 5dype-
oen qeboren n1ub fan1 Dor 10 Sqhren
ms 2ono, 5uerit nod Clinton, Sonia,
ullO 5mei Sabre oarallf nod Moline.
gr binterlaBt lei11e Iral1 uno cine
Iodter. iolpie Die Glterll in Sdppe=
Ben u1l0 mebrere 8riloer ltnb sdape=
|itern. Die 2eide langte bier norge-
item Ibe1r0 ON 11nb miro oie 8eeroi=
gl1ng heute Nad1mittag pom Sauie'
$50. 1922 5. Nperlte aus allf Dem gi-
pcrli0e 6rieS6of itattfil'oen.
@eil feline .bireften @epeiie por=
lagen, mllrben ssoe @omero uno M1a=
~ &ooiegle5, Merifaner= ~ireigelai=
len. 9eiOe mltr0en Dor einigen So=
gen ner6oftet, neil lie inter geroad)t
ltonoelL cine l1br in ei11em Sumelier-
geldlaft aeltoblen SIT baben;; eteniaas,
Dab lie Die 2aoenfaile I'M Meltorral1t
bon 6rall 5iaie M11Derion, geo. 1922
3. slpenlle, beltoblen baben iolen.
Die 6%eller1pebr mnrbe gelterl1 Mor=
gen I'M 10 ltbr uad oen1 @eim BON
s.. @iermarl 1921 3. 9tpclll1e, gerl1=
fen, no eilt iiberbei5ter Tl1rl1ace ei11
Seller berltriadt batte, meldes je=
ooh geloidt mur0e, ebe es 1id} aus
breiten fonnte.
Iic 6nir Ser ct. Marp's @emein=
Sc, meldle in Der nel1elt Majeitic Salle
i'll @alt Meoli11e ~dbgebalten mino, bottle
horgeltert sl6eno etnen lebr sablrei-
den @ellid], 10 baB Sf7O g%eiingedpliil1Ill
er5ielt muroen.. - @eltern Mbel,o qu6
oas 2uartett Der gollm16l1s bitter
me6rere 2ieoer sum geitelr.
ST. MlbanD mlr6e geiterl1 Ser
laon1briefttrager Sranf gllingbom bei
elmer 0l1rd)bremerei lduner5lid, ober
1ttd}t gefabrlid pcrlekt. SSerpme
Wtdrlbaa, e6ellfals bon Mlballp, Ell
lit ~Dorgeltern sl6cno bei eircm isau
ri11pn Mrmhr,td,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-20

~ Mn5 ii 9 ii If. SEER (5u ieiaem
J%reunos): SD 6o6s IS mir iiberle3t
llno meme 9srlobln5 riidgansig ger
ma9t.."
6rsuno: uMer bat Dir ocnn pie.
Der gepumpt?"
3siteemaBes Snierat.
User iieerldBt iungeln, ailfitre6enoen
DEALER ettnas gbiirinaer 54ladpurlt
llno cine SaIbsteule CUR Infertiaung
zines 9tilebens9 @eFdllige DTiertea
Tub S6nalDans 1915.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-20
Scenes aug Sod 98lano

Der itaotiide @auinipeftor fat sic.
lie ISOLDE 1lel111 Observation-Disclosures
.olsgeltellt, 5ltr1 @trage bon etlpa
$4,000, 10 bab oie 3immerlel1te ge-
acn1uartla ae1il9e1lo 5a t6nn ba6en.
SEER Soiopb q. Mr,oolpb l,l16 SRI.
'5arab Mpntgomerp, sic Iodter Ser
frau 2ol,is zimmerman, bon $50.
1908 IA. StraBe, apuroen an Mitt.
1pod M6eno burd Gep. @. $. Iofn
getrant. Na6 ser Irall,ng fano I'M
6allle Ser Mttter ser grallt cine o1,=
gelte6lne 5od5eitsfeier ltatt. Nah
elmer SodSeitsreiie miro lid oas jun
sc Soar in SEQ. 1908 Ia. StroDa
bauslid 1lie0erlaiien. Ser @ral1ti=
gam lit ei1t Mngelteater Der &od SIS
lan0 8abn.
Die geeroigl,ng ser perltorbenerl
Iralt Marp @inter, oie befanntlid
a11 Mittmof 9ead)mittog itorb, fano
geltern geadmittag bonn 5rarerbauie,
.oltli6 bon Milm aus ol1f Dem Gal
parD 5rieSbof itatt. 4forrer 9eter
|all1f ben Ser 0eutlden fatboliid)en
|St. Warien-@ enei110e leitete Sic Set
Standardization. 6rer,1oe Der So
nilie tlngirte1 als 2cid)entrdgcr.
Sel1rD 9eagel lllo eugene 5aul,=
|ioers mltrbel1 porgeltern gegen slberb
per6aitet, neil lie in ben Bnno Stono
auf Dem tSpeneer Sqliare breden
MOLTEN. @arffommillar. SIR. 8aet-
ger ben1erfte lie lno lieB lie bnrd)
Noli5ilt &innep perbaftet. Sci tern
mrtroe Nagel Inn $40 unO S%ault0ers
nm $500 nebit Soften %beltraft.
Die @ebor0e fir 0as ltaotilde Il1=
berfll5liS ganitari1lm fat geitern be
1dloiien, Sen @abler1 po1, Mpd S.
lano por5ulegerl, anltatt elmer, orei
Weia Stelter11 p%or3uleben. Sic Soee,
Elm GountDsS anitrilm SIT 6auen, lit
Ia%llfgegc6en morberL 90 ein ltaotild)es
Sanitoriltm bon be7ierer 8ebeutllng
lit. Sic Stimngeber ap1roen iiber
0iele Irooe lbei ser nad)lten @abl
ab5llitilnnlen Daben.
ga lie nidt longc 9eluug in Sod
SslanO Gollntp aelpofnlt bot, ba1
|Trau Selma Gaifmuib, 5rau bon
ISam Srnitb, Ser befanntlid BON eli.
nem @eonpten ser Sberifis Sffios
mabreno zines 6ludtperiuds erldoj-
len lpnr6e, feline @ittme1peniipn Sll-
.gelprod)en erbalteu. Die 6amilie ba1
tie crit ein balbes Sabr int Gonlltr
gelpobnt. 3ie 6ralt miro ieood} Don
lGpu1tp ei1te 5eitmeiie l1ltterlflisl1nl
ergalten. Die Jrau bat brei ainoel
i'm Sitter bon 3 reip. 2-llltb 1 SSqbrell
Sic Ta1nilie itanln1t aus 5erbien mi
nabm bier oelr Nalnen S1niitbf al1.
5ra1 Ser,r1al,,1 Maillolo llllter.
bielt porgeltern in -ibrem Sem, 7O1
10. slpenlle, Sen Nriscilla Glllb, Mod
ange1ebmer l(nterbaltltng mnrber
lgrfriidungen gereidt. Ger alltl
1lpirb iid] in 5mei @od)en i'm 6eim SCI
16rm1 Sobn &oient6al, 70S 8: Str.
fberInnrmpIn
Der 10 Sabrc alte STE solon1ot
bot lid Dor benz @id,ter ldulOig be
fa111tt, @tlen bon Oem Mlteiienba11ble1
G6arles 8raop a1t ser "a. stroBt
l1no 2. Mpellle ~geltoblen 5lt ba6en
Der iunge Wann ml1roe inter $500
@iirgidaft geltellt u110 muroe iei1
8erbor auf Montag Msorgen feitge.
iebt. Solomon ioll idpon SITTER Me
tall geltoblen ltnb oaslelbe an elmer
Sa1r0ler III @obenport berfauft ia.
lben.
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geSeutungspua.
Glaliid)c Stim,nc iibcr @anbcshcsicbn1s
gen 5tuiidJcn Gnglnnh nlto ScntihlanS.

Gllaliidc Stin,n1c iiber 5arbcs6e5icbn1s
GET 5luiidcn Gnglunh u,1o ScntihlanS.
Sn einem Mrtitsl Der etgltlden Mpz
nats19rift uWar ano pearee" miro
mlsge1ilDrt. oab Die Soee elnes SAT-
o%elshoptptts ppn arobbritamnilIer
Seltc ernltlib garnldt III Sctrad)t
geaogcll nerocn tonne, osnn bisber
babe cs lib INNER ge5cigt, oab oieie
WtabregeI mn fllralcbig llno llid)t
9ecignet lei, Die @eltaltlllg scr Son.
oelsbe5icblmgc9l altf Die 9alter 5l
bceinillllul. @iiroc bic cngliide
&altfnalnidaft i'm 9optott ril1 Nl-
b~cll1nlttel crbliden, 10 n1rc Dies lrllr
eil @cpeis bon &l1r5lidtigfeit uno
Gllgber5igteit. Sn oeul Mrtitcl miro
}ernrr geiogt, oub Die gnalduocr iitl
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Sin @runb, ,par,,m bic
Citizens Trust
& Savings Bank
316 grabD strake,
cine ber itarfen 8antcn in 9a.
pcltpprt, SOMA. lit.

O~$Sf WV
Seine 8ant lit irgenbpie itdr<
ter als Die @dnner, Die binter
i6r lteben, ~ Sic Mtdnrier, Sic
tire 8olitit beitimmen unb lire
@el1afte leiten.
@ines Der itartiten @utbaben
Der Gtti5cls Sriit & GapinaS
8at1f lit lire 9treftoren= Beb0r=
DC, oeren N1itglieber aue 2eute
BON 5teal1ng iinb, - 2eute. Sic
i9on borber be0eutenbe grfolge
in ibrer eigcnen @eldaftsbranz
DIE er8ieIt baden. 9ieIe 2entc
bleiben fortipdbrenb in 8erbinz
ol1ng nit ben Mngelegen6eiten
Der 8anf, i6enten Shnen lire
Gufmerfiamfeit unb lofen linen
bic @obltbat ibrer rei6en CIR
fabrnngen 5utbetl tperoen. nm
Sbnen als 9epoiitor unb fid
1elb1t als Mftiondr ben grDBts :
m6gliden Sdub 3utomu1en gu
laHen.
D%ircftprcn:
6. 5. 9Onabcrtp, graiient.
8. s. 8ro,unlte, &aiiirer.
8. 8. Gncbpttcr, graiibent Ser
Soma S%urnitlire So.
Sul Mprit, gigentbiimer Der
Sub Clothing 60.
8. s. 8artcmcDcr, @tgentbin1er
Der s. 8. gartemeber @roce.
rD So.
%. $. Carroll, 8abnar5t.
6rcb 9. SbarDt, 8ettnnesbers
~al1seeber unb Hoituteiiter bon
9abenpprt.
s. q. 6nnleD, Me9tsuntpalt.
Setter S. 3ruuf, &rd1ibent Der
9atpfepe Enrichment Co.,
Erdiibent unb 6datmeiiter
Ser grppf @rps. 2al1nbrb 60.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-20

Cine, Bib DE @5enc
miro aus 9amburg mitgeteilt, sic 1id
BORT BEL Der erlten 8rottortenausgabe
ablpielie. 9amuls erf@ten II. a.
aud Elm 8ertreter elmer befonnter
SierbanDlung unb berlangte eine
8rotfarte fir 'fein - rguns nie eli.
Meni9 lebenoes" - G9tmpnn{en.
frdulein! 3unddit groBe 8erbliif=
flung Der Rommt1ion. Mlsbanlt
faGte berelt 8oriiBenoer na9 turaem
Nadoenten folsenben ialompnii9m
5prud): msSbre gel6dste 56impan<
lin tam %alerbings c:::,c Srpttarte err
Dalten, nur mlb r,ir por9er 1T poltz
Setli@er Melbe1dein bpraelest lpers
ben. 9a Oiele 8eOingung nntii-Iid
ntft erfiiqt tperber ipnnte, 1pl Sic
Shimfanfenbame benz &rieg ben
8rtea ertlart baben.