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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-24
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-24
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-24
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reinigt. - 8cttiibcrsiige tucrben gctua.
iden unb senabt, iutpie Matraten gut
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-24

Cine sc 9i4te, bic an
Sen b~eriibmten Miin4Dauie en- %erinnert,
nelder fein pfero oil: einen pernlelntz
li9en Pfdbl bano, Der 1ub 1pater ols
bic Spite zines airAtllrmes berausz
lteqte, Die nur 0ur9 einen ltarlen
@9neefal Bis oubin ougeI6neit mar,
10 bob Miin9bauien BET Dem in Der
Na9t erfolgten 5aunetter lein Yfero
am Mprgen bp9 in Der 2uft ballz
meln iGh, trug 1i6 tiirali9 in W$lz
tnonago, Mis., gu. 9prt bal1o ndmz
li9 elm 5armer fem Bfero al ben
lebten Wagen zines 5ra9t5uge5, Der
ii4 fur5e 3eit barouf in Bepeguag
leBte. Ser Mann tonnte geraoe mod
NIT tnapper Not, inoem er neben Dem
lungiam fabrenoen 3uge bereilte, 1ein
Yferb lpsi4neiosn; er ioppbl ols
bas pferb entfumen pbne jeoe Ser
lebung.
Dem irbi19en Ri9ter
ent5osen fat lid in Baltimore, Wto.,
Der 40 Sabre alte ginbalfamierer
Sames 8. 2arte, Elm Nngeltelter Des
4et@enbeltatters Wm. Sidner, inoem
er, als er i'm Mercb 9ofpital ber3afz
tet nuroe, 1t9 cine augel in ben aopf
jagte. St ltanb lnter Dem 8erbaht,
iid an elmer MinOerjdbrtgen Dergalz
gen gu buben. Die Yoli5eifrou @gles
lton erlanste auf @runb BON Musz
Iogen, nelde bic 16 Sabre ate SEA-
t6erine Gdert madte, einen s9uftbez
febl gegen 2arfe. IS gelang i6r ntt)t,
benz M}onne auf Die Spur gu tomz
men, Bis 5ie 19lie5ii9 IN GrTa3run9
bro9te, bob 2arte bic MbIiGt 6ege,
am 9onntag ieinem tranten @Dbn=
9en I'M Merop 9oipttal einen Yez
JUDI ob5uitatten. Der @elbitlnDrOe1
binterldbt feline Witpe pno BRET tletz
ne &inDer.
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6aupt1toot fobnoet na4 9ieben, mel:
DE fir5li4 in Die @ruft auf ben
alten Yatterlon Nntpeien einbrabet
uno bic bort befinpli@en @ars'
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aipeite berartige Gtnbru9 tnaer1ulf
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ginsen, 1T bic polt3ei auf bic Soc
getpmmen, baB oie Diebe aenttnt'
babon ge6abt 6uben oaB i%rgenop'
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gen lei. Das NatterionzMnpe1en Il
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Der urlpringlide YeiiBer ipar 9tra1
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-24

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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-24
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20 Eaor. Ebonc 3544sD. 21,18.

Scrla1tst: Gin gutter Sunge, etipa
IS ppcr 10 Sabre alt, fl1m inner6alb
l1lb allBcrbalb cines @roccrDseGtprcs
81 arbeite1. Gmpfeblungcn tperoen
berlan9t. Nadsufra9en i'll Ghacfcr'S
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20,1@t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-24

l
Der Mugsnabfano perbalt
ii6 CUR Nrmlan9e beim Menihea
lpie lilo.
Sic 9o1ot1urien, niebere
Sectiere, tDnnen lire @eodrme BON
|i9 i9leuoern.
Sin @ie e n # aubpi!5 (gpz
eoperelpn giga1teum) ltreut Z Biaioz
men. SpDren aus.
Ste 4ppllpnoppliter oben
germ a%rotpbile; tie pflegten 1ie gu
5ooe gu peitiden.
Wie Der 9onoebtieror5t Mpmaln
beri9tete, tDtete eirmal Elm ein5i9eS
9hrapneasei9pb>27 Yferbe.
% appleon 1T nur einmul perz
pllnbet pprDen; uno 5lpar Ourh ben
9an5enitt9 eines englilben Matroz
len.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-24

stcllnns als 5ausbaltcrin geindt.
Cine dltere Sran ll6t cine Stellung
als .@alsbdlterin in Ser Gtabt BEL
einem d1einlte6enben @al1n pber 8itts
ip,er nit einem ainb. Infra9cn inter
~. 8. p, core Of Scr 9cmofrat".
21,18t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-24
Meue Mn5ei9en,
3poes=Mn5et9e.

Srelnben ltnb 8efannten biernit
Sic tralrige Nadridt, bob meine gez
liebte @uttin, uniere liebe Wtlttcr nnb
Shinirnrrfnntter
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3luci Stalicncr ocpurtirt.

Sic fiir5lih BON Scr 9unoes-gii,
neutrality-suspicious. sur Deportation
ne%rnrtbeiltcn iugellOlihen Staliener
Iope u11o Sam Gan1poneli, meld)e in
g%erbinol1ng NIT ciner 5hmar5bGn=
oergcidid)te IN 9ettenoori fcltgenom=
men moroen maren, iino ge1tern Mit=
tag bon Oem gilmu1oerungs= SS11ipef=
tor 8. s. @bitfielO nod) Seem Dorf
abgeld)oben mor0el1. Eoli5ilt @puiC
begleitete Ben 8lrnoesbeamten lln1
oeilen @efan9el1e gum 8abnhpf. So,
l1oneniutter fir Die Sclterrciher inns
5rpel l1elle Gefrllten fin sic italieni.
ide Mrnnee! IS lebe sic ginmolloe:
rungsbcbDroe!
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-24

@cbrnudte &leibcr. Niht abgebolte
l1~eber5ieber unb MnSii9e iperben gu
gargainpreilen berfnuft. ~9cutidts
2eibeSffice, 112 Ditl. 3. ct. 8,1M
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y9as nebne id leiAt", logte
Sinm5niniltcr 5clffcrid, ais inn oas
bcltide @plt 10000 Miaioncn Mnrf
CAB,
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@intcr : Rcttisc NIB Giibcn. 2egen
Sic jcst SIREN @prratb fir Sen 8inz
ter Elm; l6lpar5e nl1b meibe 8intcrz
Hetti6e, a3lpie6eln ur1b Niiben. 8ir
berpacfcn Bic Nilben in Snllb, ts1 SOC
per gllldcl. 3lpicbcln Ittigen im
Yreiic; falfen Sic jcbt. 1elepbpn:
SAB. 400. 24,18t.
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sic oft 65rca Sic se,ucrf,,acr mic obiac moderr.
SIS 5ciot oaS MIR, mic lpidtig IS lit, boB sSseoermauns
ieine 3abne IN gutter Gerfaiilng bdlt, 10 oaB lie lc1
Nl,siebe1 %perbelierll itatt es 5t %elrtIel(en.
Gutc 3abne nteint erite1s = Tic %loraionl b~ebauoelll
5pcitens cine 5lperldiIge 5abnar5tlide alinif, mic
Die utiri9e, regehnabig auf5linden.
@cn1 Sic irsero crelr idlcdtelt 3abn babel1, ooer
cine ooer 1nebr 3aDnlufen, 10 lpreAca sic Dor n1o Tai
len Sic inns SSlnelt iaae1t> apos es Sblen folten piro,
oielelt 0aa1geln grii1rolib o%b5ll6efcn. Ser WSnlo Sc
q1ol1oes ut l1llr a%n5ie6elo, 1penn sic 3abue, Sic beia1
Sprcd9c1 ODER 2adell iid)tbar aperoel, tooellos lnno.
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SIT &etpanee bat Dor cil1igen Gagcn
Sri. 9eeaie 5ltlbmanl1, cine befanntc
gimobneri11 Der 5taot, in ibrem
SENT 7O6 norolide Moin 5troBe,
ipabreno zines Mnfanes bon 5hlper-
multi gelbitmor0 onrd grbangen Be-
'gangen. sic NOR So Sabre alt urpo
in &emanee g%eborel1. Sic NOR lett
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5eitigen SOB betraller1t bier @eldnpi=
tier.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-24

Gcindt: Mabdcn iut6t Elab fiir
algcn1eil1c Sausarbcit. gel.: 9aben<
port 1856. 19,18t.
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Serlangt: Complexities ainbcrmdb<
den. Nad5nfra9en in Np.19O2 Nranb
Abel1lle. 19,18t.
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@arrp 81. Trel1fel, friihcr BON Ge=
oria, ser Ben 8%a1rferott2 Gerfa1f ser
%ballferotten Sirlla Smanion=Gramcr
So. leitct, bat gegen sSrolr 6. 6. &ne=
berg bon bier cine Sdaoenerlabflage
fir $4,000 i'm @ericbt cinaereidt,
aebterc loll Ml15eigen5ettcl alts9ege=
.bell ho6en, in neld)en 9e'a9t miro,
Dob Nrallfel @aarelt bon allslparts
gebra6t babc, Inn nit Oem
@aarenlaaer aemeinidaitlid 81 ber<
%fa1fen. ga Sic Mietbe fiir Oas Sc
id1aftslofal bis 5l1m i. Nopenl6er be-
5ablt tit bat 2Sralt &neberg al1d) fein
Gedt, Bic nelle &lei0crpcrfaufer aus
benz 2pfal entferrlen 5l lailelt.
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Meuea aus 'Moline.

Nsad lalr9crer @rollf6eit itorb porz
gcltcrn Mbeno nod larNercr &ra1lf=
.bcit IN icincm Semi lit @an1ptpn Der
80 Sabrc alte TpD l1nocripoo0. gr
lprtroc IN 9amptpn geborcn ullb bot
BORT sic Ianglte 3eit Ieincs 2ebcns ge=
mobnt. Ml,Ber ben Gltcrn binterlaBt
CT mcbrere griioer lno S1peltern.
Gic 9eeroigung fmoct am Mpntag
9tadpnittag al1f Bent IrieObof 5u
@anlpton ltatt.
Iic @eeroigltnu oes pcrltorbe1cl1
@ctcrallcn aus oem 8iiraerfrieg @al-
bin Il1r11er finoet bel1tc Nabn1ittag
bonn Srallerballl alts ollf ocm Mtner-
iioc Irieobpf ltatt. sic @eerbigltng
finoet lllter ben Iltlpi5icn Scr 8. 81.
u. itatt.
Sim goltps bon @olt @tolille muir
Sc altf @eranlallnng lciner 6ralt per-
neil er Diele lnlo oie &in0er
nidlt n11terbalten tpoIltc. Der Marn
iol reaelmabig orbeiten, abcr ST. bel
fir itd ielblt altsgeben.
go. MltB, Ser MIR fllr5e 3eit Sc
ld,aitsfilbrcr Des 2Dric Ibcaters in
Gait Mpline ,lpar, mtroe ucaen Tal=
lhltna i'll Sttama, ST., mtf @era1=
%loiillng ser bortigen Goli5ei per6of=
tet ullo l1adl Dem @olmtpqcia1aniB in
Hpf Ssla1lb gebradt. Scr friihere
Sc dpaftsfiibrer oeslclben S%heuters,
sSobn @ebble, Der leiller 2an0labD
fir Soft lno 2oaies idluloig
blieb, befi1oet iid) %ebeniolls I'M Gollt1-
tggcfalla1ib.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-06-29
Woman Charged With
Staying Her Husband

Walter Elliott of Imperial was shot
and instantly killed last night. His
wife was arrested a short time later
and is held at the county jail charged
with the crime.
According to officers, Mrs. Elliott
admits the staying and declares she
shot her husband after he attempted
to force his way into her home.
Last September Mrs. Elliott oh
tanned a divorce from her husband and
the court granted her the custody Of
the 2 children.
Even after the court action which
freed her from her husband, Elliott
is said 10 have forced his attention
upon his former wife
Mrs. Elliott later sought to have
her divorced husband put under a
peace bond but the attempt failed
and it was at this time that Officers
are said to have taken a revolver away
from her, which she is believed tI
Imperial Valley press., 1915-06-29
City's Holiday Attire
Brings Cheerful Thoughts

The scores Of flags which have been
stretched through the business dis
trict has enlivened the appearance Of
the town and served to switch
thoughts from the quake to the great
celebration of the Fourth which the
fire boys are planning.
1t seems certain now that the quake
will itself aid in drawing a crowd and
that the streets will be pa4esd.
A fine line of sports has been ar
ranged, and these, the speaking and
the fireworks, will be strong drawing
points.
The whole valley will be here fot
the celebration, and the movie picture
camera will be busy. Reports from
Los Angeles say the quake pictures
are already being shown there, and
now the celebration is to be shown,
to illustrate the recuperatiye power of
the valley.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-06-29
HOPE TO DISCUSS
MEXECALI ENTRANCE

With the first internal trouble
which prevented a discussion of an"
city matters amicably settled and
with small possibility of a repetition
of the temblor which caused a hasty
exodus and a more hasty adjourn
menr, petitioners for the new open
ing INTO Mexico by way of lockwood
avenue are hopeful that the matter
will be discussed by the CaleXico city
council tonight.
Al the initial presentation of the
petition the matter was deferred to a
later meeting. At the later meeting,
however, the council was torn by in
ternal dissention and the matter
failed to come up.
A. the third meeting, when the
time seemed opportune and indlca-
tions pointed to a discussion of the
measure, the earthquake came and
the meeting was declared adjourned.
But tonight another effort will be
made to bring about the introduction
of the petition, and Attorney Wilson,
representing the CaleXico petitioners,
is hopeful that the council will con
slider the proposal.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-06-29
NATURE APPLAUDED
SPEECH; He QUIT

When a slight temblor rocked the
town yesterday afternoon, court at the
Barbara Worth hotel was temporarily
interrupted When the first quivel
was felt the jurors rose in a body
stood undecided for moment and
then, when the quake died away, seat
ed themselves. Evidence in the case
of Jack McCurdo, on trial ON charge
of bringing stolen property from Mex
leo into the United States had al
been introduced. Deputy District At
torney f. r. Simon was Just conclud-
ing his address to the jury and, as
silence settled over the courtroom, he
said:
Gentlemen. when Nature applauds
my speech think it's time to quit
Imperial Valley press., 1915-06-29

have purchased to protect herself
from her former husband.
According to officers, Mrs. Elliott
said her husband came to her home
last night and demanded that she lei
him in. She refused and despite hel
objections he attempted to gain an
entrance.
She is said to have fired once to
frighten him and when he persisted
in his efforts to get into the house
she fired the shot which crashed into
her husbands brain.
Mrs. Elliott figured prominently in
the recent trial of u. s. Cuin, who
is now serving a penitentiary sentence
at San Quentin. The theft Of the
COW, of which Cuin was convicted OF
stealing, took place on the ranch or
which Mrs. Elliott was then living
She is one of the early settlers il
the valley, having come here II years
ago.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-06-29
BURKE 4 SONS
ARE INCORPORATED

With a capital stock of $4,000, OF
which So has already been subscribed
James Burke & Sons, all of Los An
geles, filed articles of incorporation
yesterday with the county clerk.
The articles indicate that the cor.
poration may engage in a general bus
mess and among other things can
conduct and edit a newspaper and dc
job printing work, and construct, own
maintain and manage a job printing
plant"
The principal place of business, sc
the articles recite, is Los Angeles.
The three incorporators are James
Burke, Glen w. Burke and Perry A
Burke, all of whom reside at Los An
geles.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-06-29
|. W. w. LEAVING
THE NORTH END

A determined effort on the part of
Brawley authorities to fix the respon-
sibility for the succession of incen-
diary fires in the North End of late
has driven most of the |. w. VS. from
the county, reports from Brawley
state.
The North End town formerly was
the headquarters of the organization
for the valley and it was from there
that "delegates' were sent to other
parts of the county.
Mysterious fires which swept whole
fields of braley, destroyed farm ma
chinery and haystacks, have become
less FREQUENT and it is believed that
the most active members of the pyro-
maniac ring have been driven away.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-06-29
CHARGE AGAINST
SNEE LESSENED

A charge of felonious assault
against Frank Snee for alleged as
slult upon Judge Guaiardo, of the
court of the first instance of MeXicali,
has been reduced to charge Of as
souls ard battery, Attorney Wilson,
Snee's counsel, said this morning.
The case will be heard July 6 by a
jury in Justice of the Peace Mayfeld's
court.
Snee is said to be a political exile
from MeXicali Guaiardo, it is also
claimed, has cXcrted his influence to
force Snee from the little Mexican
town.
Later developments, il was rGmored,
caused the judge Of the Court Of the
First Instance to be exceedingly de-
sirous of haling Snee before his tri-
bunal at MeXicali.
But Snee, so the story goes, be-
came apprised Of the insistent hank
erinc of the MeXicali judge and de
clineG to venture into the confines Of
MeXicali.
Recently Guaiardo had occasion to
come across the line into the United
States. He encountered Snee and the
next few moments were turgid with
action.
Customs officers intervened, but not
before the MeXicali judge had been
smote upon the eye. Snee was take1
into custody and later charge Of fe-
lonious assault was preferred against
him.
Attorney Wilson filed a motion for
change of venue from CaleXico to FL
Centre and the preliminary was sci
for hearing before Justice Of the
Peace Mayfeld.
Bat now the charge has been re
duced from a felony to a misdemea-
nor and the case will be heard by a
jury July 6.
II was reported that Guajardo would
not prosecute the case through fear OF
attack by political enemies when hc
ventured upon this side Of the line
although there has ben no. confirma-
tion of the report.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-06-29
OSCAR BURNS TAKEN
ON LARCENY CHARGE

Oscar Burns, familiar in the annals
Of the sheriff. office, was arrested
this morning at the Buttram ranch
by Deputy Sheriff Kemp on a charge
Of grand larceny. Burns figured
prominently in a hoe stealing cpl
soda . years apo in which Sheriff
Meadows and Bob Monroe fought {.
rifle duel. Monroe was struck in the
neck by a bullet from the pun of the
sheriff and with Burns stood trial in
the Superior court and was sentenced
to : years in the penitentiary.
Recently both were paroled from
the state prison and returned to this
county.
Tuesday evening horse disap-
peared from the f. G. Irwin corral.
Am Investigation was started and a
witness was discovered who claimed
to have seen Burns on the evening o.
the disappearance. Burns, it is
claimed, was walking rapidly in the
direction of the corrals, and when he
passed the acquaintance he said he
was going to the Irwin corral to see
if he could get horse, He explained
that he wanted to oride out to the But
tram ranch to see what damage had
been done there by the quake.
A warrant for his arrest was is
sued by Justice of the Peace Mayfield
and this morning Deputy Sheriff
Kemp found Burns at the Buttram
ranch. Burns denied that he had stol-
en- the horse and declared that on the
night of the quake he had taken a
stage for Brawley.
The animal he is alleged to have
stolen has not been found
Imperial Valley press., 1915-06-29
CHARGED WITH
ISSUING BAD CHECK

II. D. Morgan, laborer, % years
old was returned from Phoenix this
morning by Deputy Sheriff Jack Ora
ham, where he was arrested ON ad-
vices from this county charging hin,
with issuing fictitious check.
Morgan, it is alleged, bought ha;
from an Imperial merchant, rendering
the check in payment.
This was ON June - and later searci
was instituted for him on fictitious
check charge.
According to officers, Morgan said
he found the check and meant to re
turn it. Later he became partially
intoxicated and passed the check on
W. +. Gray of Imperial.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-06-29
RAILROAD OFFICIALS
SIZE UP VALLEY

II. V. Platt, assistant general man
ager, and James, Horsborough. Jr..
general passenger agent of the South
ern Pacific railroad and party of
Los Angeles business men went
through to Calexico this morning and
will visit FL Centre late this after
noon. They are Investigating the ac-
tual conditions here and incidentally
passing out words of encouragement
and good cheer.