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The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1915-02-26

NO, do it now" urged Williams "f you don't I'll go back and make a
speech for two hours"
sprlnging from the comfortable lounge, Senator Stone hurried into the
chamber caught the eye of the vceprcsdent and asked that the senate pro
coed TO the consideration Of executive business.
There is an urgent reason why we should go into executive session ct
once, he said. in a manner that caused other senators to suspect all manner
OF dire things.
As the galleries were being cleared and the doorkeeres were locking
the double portals, statesmen gathered about Snator Stone and inquired the
nature Of the problem confronting the government
Seeing the excitement written o. the faces of all those about him, the
Mssouran said:
Calm yourself gentlemen, the danger has now passed, John Williams
Threatened to make a twOhour speech unless moved for an executive SEES
sion. You may now rest your fears
What the other senators said was not recorded in the Congressional
Rnnnnl
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1915-02-26

discussing the idea Mr. Carey said there would probably be no objection
among congressman themselves to wearing such badges
Il don't propose that they should wear them conspicuously,' said MI
Carey, AS n policeman would, for instance, but as a secret society man
does-under the lapel OF his coat In cast Of necessiy-not that congress
men would ever be caught in a raid-the member coWd turn up his collar
and show who he vas The counterfeit who would pretend to be a con.
gresham could at Cuce be detected by turning his collar up. and if the
badge was not there n the pen he would CO."
Should the resolution meet with favor in congress ana be passed, the
sergeantsataTms of the senate and house would Immediately prepare a suit
able badge, which the holder would be allowed to wear only during his term
Of Office.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1915-02-26

Old Hound-Come, come! What are
you shivering about?
The Pup-Why, ! just heard the
master say he'd have TO put me
through the mill,
Old Hound-Yes; he's going to train
you for the hunting.
The Pup-Oh! | thought he meant
the sausage mill. - Pittsburgh Dis
patch.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1915-02-26

Official status. \ number OF the men
arrested are said to have claimed
they were congressman, and some
members have been subjected to in
cessant guying under the pretense
that they were caught in the raid.
Representative Carey of Wiscon-
sin, who had heard that his name
was thus ruthlessly used, introduced
a resolution expressing his feelings
on the subject. The resolution re.
quired senators and representatives
IN wpnr had0aa 10 fdaptffv than In
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1915-02-26
eusInessIIke DaIryIno.

The facts that 80 many dairy farm.
ers prosper In spite OF their methods
Is convincing proof that the same bust.
ness conducted In a b~uslnesslike way
could be made very profitable.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1915-02-26

ulm was uoN q month Alter 1
started to serve papers at the White
House. A man took me into a great,
big room and said. Mr.. President,
this Is your official newsboy.
lis that so?' the president said,
Yes; he's the young man who
brings the papers, the man said.
There we're a lot Of congress.
men and others in the room. but
President TAFT knew my time was
valuable, and he made them wait
while he talked with me. He told me
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1915-02-26

there was a surplus Of oratory. The
discussion was prolonged and Sena-
tor John Sharp Wiiliams Of Missis-
sippi grew tired.
Walking into the Democratic
cloakroom he found Senator Stone re-
%cllnlng on a lounge.
Bill" he said go IN there and
move for an executive session and
stop this interminable debate. ! want
to go home"
wait a b't," said the Missourian.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1915-02-26

he was glad to see me aud that he hoped would some day sit in the chair he
was filling He said he thought would make a good president
"a haven't met President Wilson yet He knows me, though. and some
time I'm going in and shake hands with him."
Sammys father Is a Russian and his mother n Roumanian. He goes to
school every day, Is up at 6 a. m. sells papers until eight goes to school and
H out at three selling papera until 8 D m and is in bed at . p NJ He does
Nt swear. chew or smoke.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1915-02-26

a country weekly PAPER and he has been at newspaper work ever since His
first daily newspaper experience was m the Nashville Banner at Nashville
Tenn, in 1900. Two years later he went to Louisville on the CourherJournal
and in 1903 was made city editor OF the Louisville Times. He went to Wash
mgon In February, 1901. as Washington correspondent of the Nashville
Banner and the Louisville Post
After staying in Washington for a year Mr. Brownow went to Paducah
Ky, to succeed Irwin Cobb as editor Of the Paducah NewsDemocpt lie re-
manned there a year and went back to Washington in 1906.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1915-02-26

Smile on wash day. That's when yop use
Red Gross Bag Glue. Clothes whittier than
snow. All groccrs. ADV.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1915-02-26

success. In 1892 he was elected to tho state legislature and in 1898 was
chosen q state senator In 1906 he was n candidate for governor in the pL
martes against Ex-Governor Ansel. but was defeated.
Mr. Manning has been president and treasurer OF the Masonic Temple
association, president Of the Sumter Cotton Warehouse company, president
Of the Home Building and Loan association, president Of the Bank of Sumter
and director Of the Sumter Telephone Manufacturing company.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1915-02-26

Il have an eye for the stage"
Then look out you don't get the
hook. too
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1915-02-26

ton for being sefenacing, Il is said that he knows more people down
home" whom he can call by their FIRST names than any other man in his
district
Huddleston Is not an Albanian by birth. He came to birmingham a
poor young lawyer but did not long remain either poor Or unknown.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1915-02-26
Members Of Congress May Have to Wear Badges

r HE ANNOYANCE to congressman caused by reports that some of them were
/ arrested In a raid on a pooroom at Myers station, Md, may make
necasaarv Tor sonatora and renregenLauves 10 wear Iadges showing the-
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1915-02-26
Sammy April Is Official Presidential NewsbOy"

G AMMY APRIL describes himself as the official presidential newsboy.'
y lie collects monthly for serving papers to the White House. President
Taft shook hands with me whenever we met" he says. The first time l saw
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1915-02-26

The mother tongue has the ialhel
tongue beaten
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1915-02-26

now comes Washington, which would be the chief loser, with a preliminary
tender Of her blessing on the enterprise II Washington permits IT, Idaho
will be the more willing to surrender her northern pan handle;' and after
that the chance Of getting Montana to contribute her western projection OF
territory will Increase. Even with only Washington and idaho consentuB
however the new state could be created with ample are and population.
There is only mt precedent which can be taken a. bearing upol the
proposed creation Of a new state from already existing units. That precedent
is found in the creation of West Virginia, which was separated from the
present state at the time Of the Civil war
It is explained by members OF congress who are Interested In the re
yived efforts on the part Of the residents OF eastern Washington and the
Idaho pan handle to form a state of their OWL. that the procedure followed
will probably be prefaced by acts OF the legislature OF the states OF Wash
ngton and Idaho. and Of Montana, II The Bitter Root valley inhabitants wish
to enter the fight giving the consent Of the various states concerned to the
proposed legislation.
An enabling act would then be introduced in congress creating the new
state. and Il this act becomes law. through the signature OF the president
an official proclamation would be made, calling a constitutional convention to
organize a state government With this completed, the vote in congress for
formal admission Of the new state would be taken.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1915-02-26
New Star May Be Placed on the American Flag

enc OF the biggest In the Union.
For thirty years there has been
agitation within the INLAND Empire,
as the people OF this aspiring region
love to call their country, for the ere
alton OF a new state. Conditions Of
transportation and natural relation
ships have long made an appeal to
them.
Consent OF the older states 10
such a carving up OF their domains
has been assumed as imposs'ol but
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-07
@anflnitigcr acaner.

Ser aellner Gbas. gol1ng, meldpr
nj 9eder's Safe an Ser 2. ltnb M1atn
StraBc angeitea int, muroe geltern'
Mbeno fl1r5 nah iieben ltbr inter Der
M1flage Der aorperberlebnng Ourb
3eteftip 5ranf 8raop perbaftet.
Youllg miro beidul6igt, einen gee
miiie11 Q. 8. Starter a1ls Chicago,
meld)cr lid bier 5u Ser &onperltiion
Der Sdubbal1oler aufbalt, nit elmer
aatdap=6laide iiber ben aopf gebau-
Ell nnb ibm- cine tiefe ms blutige
@ll1oe beigebradt 51 baben. Oollng
ltellt oies and nidt in Mbreoe, nil
aber ol,rd) Sdimpiporte icite1ls Hnr-
fer gerei5t morben lein. Sic 6lajfe
5erbrab a1 Barriers aopf. @nrfer,
nelfer i'm 8ladbalpf Sotel logirt,
lleB lid Die @lln0e bon Or. Mogcrs
%pernagen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-07
graubitiftnng permntbet.

T%ellerpe6rd3ef Neter Ienger bat in
Der Mmabme, bob es 1td1 bei DEM
9ranbe IN Dem Mtmaarenlaben bon
8. sc. 1ol,roff BON SEQ. 413 Mplt 2.
5trabe llr1r @ran0Iiftung Donoelt,
einelr aatsfitbrliden geri1t an Ben
Staats JSelpern1aridan Moe i'll Ies
Woines geianot. @abri6einlid) miro
innerbalb Ser nadytcl1 Gage ein
Silfs Sellertnarld aa bier ei1ltreffen,
Inn cine eingeGenoe l11tterinhung bes
TellerS at5ultelen. Die @cgleitllm.
itanoe bes 8ranoes fins nod Ser gln-
lidJt bes Jellerapebrdefs 9e,leer di,l-.
BERT ber0adtig.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-07
glus Sem GpliseiacridJt.

@egen 6rieoetsitorltltg apurSe Mid
aappas 5l einer @el0ltrafe bon 81
lllro III Die So ten ser 9%erbm0lung
Derltrt6eilt.
Mit elmer geial5e1ren Strafpreoigt
fanlen Scr Neger @illiam 9orfer uno
Der @eiba 8. @aimatll, Sic megen
6rie0ens ito'rll1g porgefiibrt nltroel11
Dabpll.
gu js fiint gaepn gefananib ,pnr-
6enNmegel1 2arroltreiderei Sofm &rn-
lie, George gronlon lnb Sobn Soro
Derl1rt6eilt.
@egen 5m idneqen M1tton1obilfab=
rens mrrbe George sc. @raltl1, mel
der bon Roli5ilt Mger berbaitet
morben moi, 81 elmer geloitrafe bon
$25 un6 III sic aolten oes @erfab-
rens berurtbeilt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-07
2unar=sag
@iro o1n 6reitag bon ser Iapel1porl
Stating Siiociation a~bgebaltel1.

Iic Tireftprcn6eb0r0e ser Iopcl1-
port Dating Iiluciation bat beidAoi=
len, our %fpnmllelr0en 1Sreitag, Sen 8.
Sl1li, cine aroBe &anoclsfeicr ltltter
DEM Nanlell u0ollar Sap" absubal=
ten.
SIN ielrpn1 Gage ioIlcn III alien
'@eid)aften Iaoel1ports lcbr preis=
apertbe 9lrtifel SIT S1.O0 0as Stiid
perfaltft peroet. 3er Galnpfer SO.
@." miro bon MlInnia, 81, mod
1anclt@rt fa6rcn ms OH allcn Sal
teitellm al lbeiSen Scitcu bes Slut
les anbaltel1, lHl1 Nallagiere eir5l1=
nehmen. Scr Ianpfcr miro @or=
mittags Inn elf llbr in Iauenport
eintreifeu llrS bier 6is llln flint l1Dr
9eadM1ittags 6lciben.
uGpIorsIase" ltlro in ai1oeren
Staotell NIT grobem grfnlg br1rdge=
fiibrt morren, INTO es ltebt all8er ie=
bem 3meiiel. oaB oieje llel1e @eape-
,gl11tg al1d bier eil1cn groBe1t grfolg
tuiro, 5ltn1aI cine lolcb' tbatige
@erei11igllng mie Bic Davenport Mat=
ing Company oie s%ngelesc1ibeit in
bic @anb gellolmn1en bat. @ir ra=
tbel1 lr11leren 9eier1l, n1orgar uro
iibermorgen galt5 Geiolloers gel1a1 Die
MnfiinOigungen bon 9apenporter @e=
1daftslel1te1t NIT 9e5llg auf bieien
9ollar=Berfaufstag Ourd5lllel e1t unb
iid Damn mande Bargains an5uldaf=
fen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-07
WcGarbtp So. erbGlt brci Gflatc=
rnnasfpntraftc.

Sir Ser geitem Nadn1ittag abge-
1lalte1en tSibung Der 9ebDrSe fiji 81
tel1tli6e Mr6eiten apllroen Ser Soc
NartbD Sn1prots1lent Company brei
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. als ser nicD=
rlaltel1 @ieterin 5ltgelproden. IS
sparel1 flint Mngebote ei~11gelaufel,. SIS
llalroelt iid) nm oie Nflaiterllilg ser
l6. StraBe 5mtid)en Gaines ulrb
8arrcll, Der 5orreit Noao nilo Ser
Mueller Mpenle III Mcgleaano
9eis6ts. Sir 0ie erltgenannte Nfla-
lteru1lg .erbalt bie MrGartbD So.
5$1.89 per 5quare Dnro Mspbalt;
filr bic 6orrelt N~oa0y$1.6O fir Ms-
lpbalt Concrete llnb fiir Sic Ml1elcr
'Mperl1e $1.65 fir ioasielbe Material.
Ser Mcgnrtbp ssSslnpropelilel1t SO.
Ml1roe ferler Der &pntraft 5llr 4fla.-
%iterllllg Der Illep 54piidpn College
ulrb Wfiliii1ippi gDenlle llllo 3. ln1b
q. Moellle 5lgelprod)en.
@erdants gransfer & Storage
80. Eelepbon 855. (Nna.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-07
aansfinscrt, nm iiid) glten Sag gu
MAIDEN.

Ser 5dnei0er Soc 5dnliot, MEL
der Dor nidt oll5l1 LANCER 3eit nod
Den gereinigten Staaten cinapanber=
te, ml1rOe geIter11 Mbeno bon Ser $40
li5ei IN Mod Sslano altf griuden Ser
0aDc11porter Noli5ei perbaftet nn0
burd 1eteftip @nn. 8ilbop nod bier
transportirt. sdmiot botte in ser
6mnilie bon 81. @. Garl items in SEQ.
1852 Melt 3. StraBe Ipgirt. Sc
tern perldNmalr0 aus Ser @obnltng
.bes Serrn Garltens EN- 1iamantri11g
I'M @ertbe Don $500 ll1tO Elm an
|oerer Sting i'm @crtbe bon $4,000.
lolpie $500 IN 9aargeb.
Sur ielben Belt peridmor5 ober
audi 6reltno 5dm1iot. Mad ser Ser
baftll1g 4pur0en in leillen Iaiden
5mei Gfanoideine gefunoen, alts Sc
men %berporgebt, oaB er 0ie beiben
9finge geitern ut1ah Dem 0nfel"
bradte nl10 lie bortlelbit fir $4,000
lieB. gr 6attc aaes @elb Bis anf
$500 beril1belt.
Shniot miro iid) beute Morgen
i'm Eoli5eigeridt al,f Sic 9ltflage bes
Iieblta6ls 5t perantporten baben.
ga lctpobl NoliaeiridJter 2onis g..
Goooepig pie alld) 6rieoensridtcr
4Sbil. Gaum aus Ser Staot lil1o, pirb
1pabrId}ei1lid N%iirgerrneilter Mlfreo
is. Mlleaer Bic gerborolung i'm $50.
Iispinprift fiiihrp1
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-07
NnenOirtc Hctitiun lit Sitbnsfad
Eintcrleuf.

Gl1rd Sic sllnpalte sc. 9. @an-
non, @. g. S'9seil u11b Scott l1,lo
Scott murSe aeltern inn Scott Count
tp 9ltriftsgeridlt cine amenoirte ur0
lltbititllirte Eetition Ser Sitbus
Gbalrffeure birterlegt. sSSn oieier 4Se=
titipn miro bas @eridt eril1d)t, eine,r
OalerltOen ginbaltsbefebl gegen oie
'Sta0t ltnb sic Nloernler 5lr e%rlaiiel1,
Inn bielelben OIL Ser 8urffiibrlrtg
Der Itaotiiden Siilblts= Groinar5 81
.perbin0erl1. Die lltbItituirtc 8etition
Gadt lid I'M aroben uto gar5en nit
Ser lit priinalidlen Hetitior, MIR 0aB
lie ge1taltere 9lngaben cltIalt. Sic
@interleg1nn oieleS Documents lit
Der 5fpeite gdritt ser Sitmlsdaui=
fcllre iii ibrsn &f gegen Sic
1ns bon ser Stabt o,1geItre1tgte
Gin6altsoerfabren mlr0e bon &idter
1T letter @od)e aufred)t er=
inns set &ldgern amlrbe cine
mebrtdaiae 1yrilt gelpa6rt, ein Mmcn=
Dement, SUI ~4jnterlegen. Gus @eridt
entidieS. Sit Blinlten Ser Staot, neil
Sen alagcrr ffeilt 5daben o1lrd Sic
Sroi'tan5 5l1gefiigt poroen
stooton,pa1t Carl $. 2ambad
miro mobrldeinlih beute Morgen
cine 9lntlporf al1f i0ie amenoirte &la=
ge1dwift i'm Be1riidft binterlegcn. Gas
8erbor biiirfte in menigelt Iagen por
Gi6ter Io1iegan liattfil1oen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-07
Giuc sliiflide Geunion.

Sim Mol1tag fan0 in 0em 5om=
lnerl)ein1c bon Serrn nlto Iran Soc
81. 2one 5lt @%aptborne, melwere Mei=
len flnBaufmarts, cine 6anilienper-
%ei1ligung itatt, OIL Ser itd) iiber Elm
babies blaroert 6amilienanseb0rige
lbetbeiligten. Ser l1nabbangigfeits-
tag 1pltroe in uo~r5iiglider @eiie &C.
feiert. SaSptborle lit in lestem SSab=
re beocltc1lo p~erarobert qporbcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-07
aleil1e @taot=M cnigtciten.
- gebt alten @trob s&iten Elm nel1eg
glisiebet1. @ebrauben sic nnier Yrl@
Der. &iepe's 4potbefe.
Sralt GanIilre 5d1miot bon

Der. Giepe's 4potbefe.
Ssralt Gorlil1e Sdmiot bon
go. 632 Mclt 8. straBc feiert am
bctti9en Gage ibren 90. @eblrts=
toy. Sic murbe Ill Z. Sl,li 1862 in
Ianenpprt g%eborcn llno bat bier 3eit
ibres 2ebens genobllt.
81. 50. S. sFeers llebit @at-
tin l,no gobn 6reocric meroen Sen
Solnnler in1 noroliden Minneiota
ntO 8iscolllin perbrillgel1 l,1lo ultge=
faibr ONT /. September nod bier 5lt-
riidfebre1.
SER s(l,altit aroft, Ser iobiale
Mt. Soa Grocer uno Weitglieo Ger
Iabenport 1llrngen1ci1oc inns ser
@eiangsieftion feierte aal lebten
Ionnerstag Ieinen AZ. @~ebtrtstag.
slus lcrem MnlaB mar CT Ser Gnl=
pfaltger 5ablrcid1er @lildlpiil1lGc.
- SEER Nal1l @ernot, ser bcfa111=
tc @irt5 Don Ser @arriinn Strabe,
meld1er an1 latten Sonulabelto einen
Ieid)ten Sdlagonfall erlitt, bcfiuoet
1id) ollf 0enl @ege Der gelleru11g.
Gle llbr in ser Staot6aue lit
nun ldJon folt cine @ode auber Orb
nl1l1g. Sic lit in u0ie Sonrmerfericn"
gereilt. Gs miro bal0 3eit, BOB lie
aus y0el1 6eriell" suriidfe1rt uro
lire I6atigfeit mieoer m1fllilm1t.
Sic @eer0igltng BON Nral 9[l1=
ma Sirn miro belltc geadrrlittag I'M
5fpei llbr bonn IrorterIlaltie, 9eo.2340
4ianning Strabe aus altf oem Ita0ti=
ihen Irie0buf iiattfinoel1.
Ser Gerl11nlia 0rol1elr6ul1o
balt bel1tc Nadnltttog ltn 2.30 llbr
eite &arteripielltllter6alt1ng IN
g%eienite0t's &alle ab. Ireltl0e lllo
Mitglieoer 1i11b millfon1n1el1. Ias
iabrlid1e 9ifl1if Ser @ereinigung
niro morge1 Madn1ittag ol1f 5ltbllr=
ban Aslano Dor iiG gebell. SIN bem
Nifl1if f0r11elt lid aber ltl1r Mitglie-
Der betbeiligen.
l1nter radt gutter 9etheiliguttg
bot mrgeitern Dos pierte ia6rlid)e
Gifl1if Ser Sbl1le lt1o soltntags=
idule ser oel1tldlltberiiden 1rei-
acknowledgements in Oem idoner,
ldattiger 8ortclt bes Noromelt=3a=
netport 1l1rl1rerei1s ltattgefllnOen.
sln Ser 1eier befbeiliatet iid 100
&il16er, 1ueld]e iid in 0em Sdlllgc=
bGlloc beriallll11elter l111o Damn in &C.
1d)loiiatem 3l1ge noh oen1 Teitplab
fu6rel1. 9lld) pobl1ten on 0ie 300
grlpadlene ser Ieier BET. 3u borge=
riidter gtltnbe apllr0c Elm 'treff1ider
2ltn6 bon Ser 9nt1en-@ilfsgei ell=
1haft ierpirt.
@ellte Madn1ittag finoet allf
Salbltrba1 Sslano Elm groBes Hifl1if
ocs Iopenporter Gotorp Clubs
itatt. Sin tiidtiaes arrangements
fmnite bat trefflide Gorbereitungen
%getroffel1, lm1 often Ihetlllc6mern
Elm paar ~nergniigte Stlnroen bieten
SIT f0l1ne11.
49, el1lop Rpol1, cin befan1tter $50
liseidarafter, cri6ien geltern al,f Ser
Npli5cimade n11O perlangte bie Ser
baftlrng eilles a1roereln Manlles, ser
i'm IN elmer @irtbihaft jalnnerlid
perpriigclt bo6en loll.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-07
@o,n spoc abbernfcn,
Sr a1 Gelen 6n0io II.

Srd11 9elen 5lO II.
Nad ldngerem &ranfe,lloger lit
am Iienstag Morge,1 INN 1915 l1br
6ruu Selen @ltoion i'm @ein1e ibrer
M51ttter, 6rau Nnnie Sl1l1ge in $50.
1926 Sarl1am 5trobe %geitorben.
Die @erltprbere aDur0e am "a.
slpril 1872 in 9apellport gcboren
atlro lbat lomit Elm Sitter bon 43 Sab
rem, 5mei Monaten u1rb eff Gagen
erreidt. slui3er ibrer Wal1tter miro
lie iiberlebt bon elmer Sdnpelter, 5rau
@ulf un6 6rci 8riioern, SUE
Illus, CHARLEY nlro Sobn Gss1nge. Sic
9eeroigung miro anl Gomerstag
gsafmittog I'M 51pet l1br bonn Seine
ihrer M11tter, 5rau Ml,nie SS111tge in
geo. 1926 6art1om 5traBe al1f Dem
9ine Sill 5rie0bpf ltattfinben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-07
sdlng=G cidlaft banferutt.

SIN @l1noesaeridt mltroe aelterl1
Gin @eind) allf Groffnung oes fret
|mtligen 9anferott=gerfabrens non
Der Sobn Z. .&cllp. sboe Company
bon goo. 10S Dit 2. Strobe geltelt.
gs murOen meoer @utEaben nod
Standardization IN oem @el1tdl ge-
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Die Getition tm1r0e non glisabeM
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bon Gbicago Dintcrlegt.
Der Sams6eliber Batte cinen u@rit
Of slttad)nrelrt" inn 8etrage BON $475
gegen sic @eicllldait ermirft. Sc
ltern N~ad)lnittag Inn 3mei l1br lpnte
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rnittags muroe i1roellell 0as Bcil1h
I'M @ltn0esgeridt binterlegt, mo0llrd}
Der 8erfanf lnter6lieb.
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$25 nno Soften fit aDrpcrberlebunB.

Ser lanbtpirtbihaitlide Mrbetter
8. S. 3e6ratcs befannte iib geitern
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einerEeitihe 6emllBtlos gelhlagen 5u
baben alao aplr6c git eiiter @al01trufe
bon $50 lln5 lit bie Soften bes Ser.
fabrens perl1rtbeilt. gr beponirte
$15 ll1r0 periprahs Sen Meit Der @elo-
Itrafe in Sen nad)lten Iage11 5t be-
5a6len. Ger 8orfall ereignete ii6
geltern Morgett tint 5ebn l1br.
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Nraiioert y. u. @all, Geoar
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Neutrality-suspicious. Scr Sipls Qogc.

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Collins l,lro S. s. 2attner gehalten.
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YnIpcr (ous friid acidnittenc,t @cil=
dcn) menn Sic es mn cinmal probiz
rcn mplen.
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4te &arfte
9rpbnftc.

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1862 Sl1li, 101 Sept.
Sort - "a Sllli, 7215 Sept.
Safer ~ 445s Sltli 373B Sept.
@etreibe fir Mnar ~ SEQ. 2 rotber
@i1terapei5en, 1,elt, 115R-121;
SO. 2 aorn 76; 5tonoaro @afcr 81.
Goggel1 - SEQ. 2 - ia.
@erl tie - 69-75.
gieb ,tn6 Grobiiionen.
Gbicago, 6. Sllli. Mi,robieb
s3nflrbr 1000. 5tiere Sc. $4,000;
.&iibe ll1rb Minoer, $3.25-9.OO; RaI-
Der 81.
Sbpeite .s3ufubr 5000. 1Oc
,bober SIT $7.O5-7.9 80; 5l1n1eilt gu
$7.45-7.75.
5dofe ~ 3ufl,br $4,000. gtetig
gu $5.65-6.75; aaiim1rrer $500 bis
I$9.75.
@efliigel 13-1aA; iuuee
Siibner 1896.
@rtter Creamery 22-27c.
gier ~ 15-16hc.
2ofaler Marftberid.
(MboleIaIe-Yreiie Dier8tnq 0or1n.)
MebI.
W9o1eiaIe IN Der &b0nir Win CO.,.
@olurapo1f1de
yWfaub g." @atent . . $3.50
Hltritp 6.60
m%ogger,rebI . $40
u@rabnm" !. GAO,
vSborts" per Come . $500.
GorrmteW, gelbes /. 4.2O
Gornrnebl, tpeibes . . 4.20
Min6bieb un651 neine.
Minopie6 80 aiibe - so;
leid)te bis idnpere 5tiere $3.50 Bis
1925.
5dnpeine - $6.3O-7.5O.
Gutter nnbg ier.
gier ~ friid)e 16-17c.
Dairp 20-221ar Creamery
|27-3Oc.
@etreioe.
Safer ~ 5O-5bc.
@ei5en 11O--115.
@erite ~ 60-65c.
Rorr ~ 74-75c.
Rleie - $500.