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The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1915-07-03
"sUcH PEOPLE STILL LIVE"

'In Georgia. supposedly civilized
state-a Negro, SUSPECTED of steal
ing ham from smoke house, and
lodged in jail awaiting trial, was taken
from the jail by white men-they must
have been men, beasts would never
have been so depraved-and shot to
death. This, in the United States, in
the year of grace 1915. The long suf-
fering Of the Negro race is among the
wonders of history. Will this patti
ence, under injustice, outrage, viola;
ton of rights last forever?" +,
The above is an editorial that ap-
pears in the July number Of Our
Dumb Animals, /" published at Boston,.
Mass.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1915-07-03
Embitters All but Docile Negro.

VrrOm Tue Savannah Trlbune.)
In many of the Southern States.
years ago, colored troops were allowed
and maintained. One by one these
states disbanded the colored troops.
Georgia was better orgonized than any
OF the other states, and was the last
to disband the colored trops. In event
OF war, especially of any duration, the
colored man will be badly needed, but
has ne been trained or has he been
encouraged to take up arms to fight
in defense of his country? He has
been prescribed and debarred of many
that are Justly his and which
would embitter any other race but the
docile Negro.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1915-07-03
The MAN VINO pAREs

] honor the man who In the CON
sc'ent'ous discharge Of his duty dare.
to stand alone; the world, with ienor-
ant, intolerant judgment, may con-
!. denim, tho countsnancss II relatives
may Do avsrtsd, and the hearts of
friends grow cold. but the sense 81
duty done shall 30 swsetsr. than 81.
applause Of the world, tho e,u.t.n-
aness Of relatives Or tho heart. 81
friends. Charles Summer.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1915-07-03
ssqreaation n Heaven.

(From the Reformer, Richmond. Va,
Are there Jim-crow cars and segre-
cation IN heaven; II not, what viii the
friends and supporters and promoters
OF these race determinations do?
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1915-07-03

"GRANDFATHER Law DEClsIoN.r
The Supreme Court Of the United
States has decided that the Oklahoma
and Maryland legislation aimed at re-
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1915-07-03

THE BIRTH OF a NATIoN.'
The colored people an over the
country have been fighting the mis-
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1915-07-03
INSURANCE.
FIRE.
PLATE GLASS.
AUToMOB ILE.
TORNADO.
SICK.
ACCIDENT.
LIFE.
/ GET THE RESULTS.

IGET TIE RESULTS:
NY experience long and practical.
Because my facilities are ample:
,o, ny equipment is modern;
You will save your time; #
You will save your patience: y
1WnLSAVE YOU MONEY.
IS OLD MERCHANTS BANK BUILDING,
Fifth and Jackson Str Sc
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-16
HAS
S4O0,OO0 FROM
SALE OF BONDS

q BY both cable and letter the gov
ernor and territorial treasurer receiv-
ed word today that 100000 of the
territorial bond issue had been taken
.by Otis G. Company of Cleveland and
paid Tor, and the receipts Of the sale
have been placed to Hawaii's credit in
the vaults of the, United States Mort
gage q Trust Company at New York
City The bonds we're taken by the
purchasers March 5.
The actual amount on hand to the
territory's credit in New York is item
lied as follows: Bonds, $490, 000; ac-
erued interest $7555.56; premium, $40.
This is the first block of the securi-
ties which the Cleveland people agreed
to take, the balance to be delivered to.
them March 90 or next Saturday
The money is Immediately available
for public improvements In the islands.
One of the first projects it insures
Is the. completion of the warehouse,
wharf shed and approach to the .Kuhio
pier at Hilo. Bids for the contract
to construct these were opened by the
harbor commission. Chairman Forbes
will tabulate fhe itemized figures sub.
mitted by the. contractors and at a
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-16
HEARINGS m SMART CASE !
GOING OVER FOR A WEEK

Two phases OF the 'Theima Parker
Smart WI case which we're set for
hearing. before Circuit Whitney this
morning were continued a week, and
another part OF the litigation, the ad.
ministration proceedings sought by At.
tornSy C. H. Olson as next best friend
Of Richard Smart, which Is set for
hearing tomorrow, probably will be con.
timed also.
i Henry naillard sSmart's petition for
the probate. Of the third win and Mrs.
Elizabeth J. knights suggestion that
Judge whitney is disqualified to sit
further IN the case were to be argued
today. Both were Continued by mu.
tuaf consent of the counsel for oppos-
ing sides. q
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-16
CONSERVATIVE
Chinese DECRY
YOUNGER PARTY

That the fervent ofatory of the
young Chinese in Honolulu is like q
firecracker and that the counsel OF
the Hawaiian-born Chinese is, as ef.
fectual in the Japan-C China trouble as
the play of children In the sand, is
the opinion OF Sun Chung Kwock DO,
De local conservative Chinese news.
BDer. 80 go -
The agitation against Japan being
korked up by the younger generation
bf Chinese is premature, thinks this
paper. It also states that most OF
the orators never saw China and know
little or nothing Of actual conditions
there. -
Tonight the Chinese community will
hold meeting at the rooms Of the
United Society on King street. The
wisdom Of definite action in raising
money for a campaign OF resistance
will be discussed
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-16
EXERCISE BENEFICIAL TO
/. =. WOMEN
Often May BE Gained by ~.
dieious Activity on Part Of
the Sick.

The woman suffering from the Ills
of her sex often loses ambition, and
win not exert herself in the least. her
muscles become fabby. her circula-
ton bad and nerves wrecked. Anothz
er woman suffering from the same ills
will lay out for herselfSa system of
convalescent exercises OF deep breath
ing even before leaving her bed. II
the woman will but write DR.. Pierce
az the Invalids' Hotel. Buffalo. y. Y,
she can get free medical advice ia
such cases. alsoA 1000-page book with
advice on Hygiene, How to care for
the sick. Sex problems. Diseases OF
women, etc, al for 8 dimes or 50 cts.
IN stamps to pay for mailing. ~ II.
= Sick Womens-fhousand Of them
---haYe been cured by Sthe use of DIR.
Pierce's FaSorite Prescription II rs
a woman's tonic that hasa siHgleness
Of purpose in curing the disease OF
women Only.atF u establishes regulari-
ty, heals inflammation and banishes
pain The dull sunkeniSeyeE with It's
dark circles which comes Of sufferfag
n banisied--sso too is the sallow. sun.
ken cheek. the shrunkans fofm-5when
this asPrescription'' 10 ased.fAIt isaa
temperance ttremedyli BECAUSE made
without taIcohoI-asof native roots and
herbs ranca <senfstty .tsesaa:S EaAffss
Women who suiFer ;sfioHld not wait
tiflla breakdown causes pfostration.
II You are anxious 10 correct the de-.
rangement of the delicate feminine or.
gans, toioxeFcorne irfitabiiity and ner-
waste no time, but get DR.
Pierce,s, Fayoritei Prescription I'm
liquid cor tablet form this very day
at any medicine dealers and tomorrow
yon,twill know that you are on the
highway to health and 81 happiness.
Write for free, I3s-pagea book on d.
seases of women II ~. 'es,ta'i.; tEs@. :.
y DR.. Piercefs Pleasant Pellets regu-
late and invigorate stomach, liver and
bowels advertisement -, 4
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-16
COTTAGE SYSTEM
IS PROPOSED FOR.
VAIALEE SCHOOL

Many reforms and changes at the
Boys Industrial School at Waialee,
Oahu. are urged and recommended in
he report of the house Investigation
committee OF the Legislature. which
vas adopted in fun by the lower
ranch today Classification and seq
sregation was one OF the principal
changes urged. The committee was
appointed TO investigate conditions at
he school In eonformance with w. II.
rrawford's house resolution. and It's
'eport. In part. Is as follows-i,. IS 8
Your committee, after q very care
ul Investigation both from boys here
n the city, former inmates. of the
ehooI, apd also from inquiries. made at
be school Itself. from the faculty and
Joys interviewed, Is satisfied that NOR
Al conditions are no worse than could
De expected from the character OF The
inmates OF the school, also owing 10
he ARRANGEMENT and cutting down lOf
be partitions separating the d0rrni,
:ories from the. ,hallways sin which the
guards, are on duty there { Isl rless
chance than formerly TOR Immoral, cons
3iuct. Also your, committee found,
hose In charge Of the school, fully
alive and using every, means to sup
Dress immoral conduct aef4orl etfi4
'.fn such school as this there were
found to be three distinct types-theI
thoroughly bad boy, who needs the,
strictests discipline; the, mentally del
ficient, the unfortunate, boy, who
through lack OF choice, Of parents isl
sent to the school only because there
is no other home to which he could
be committed. Your committee feels
strongly that its recommendation
should be given full thought by thpse|
] charge of the school, for, II the In
iustrial School is not to return thoseI
instructed to its care as better citi-
zens for their having been at thel
school, then II is not fulfilling its duty
"Your committee fails to see how
the mingling OF the large with thel
small, the mentally deficient with theI
and the unfortunate Is, goingi
to produce an uplifting influence, but
will in the main tend to discouragsI
and will graduate criminals instead Of
useful men. .;5
.sYour committee would. recommend
that as far as possible the prison meth.
DDS of discipline be done away With
and to those boys who are found Worel
Thy more freedom be granted. Thisi
IAN be better Accomplished By encour
aging the interest in things that are
worth while than, by tdefying them tot
10 wrong.
Your committee makes the follow-t
ng recommendation
First That the control OF thel
school be taken from the department.
if edncation and placed under the con-.
.rol Of q commission OF Industrial
raining. 1871 ss-a.s
Second That as soon as possible
i cottage system be substituted for
he dormitory system.
ThirdTh more liberties bel
ranted to those deserving same, eth
n in larger use OF play grounds iorl
,etter clothing allowance.
Fourth dairy. shops, hospit.
Il, and teachers cottage be relocated
II constructed as called for in thel
chool budget /,
aFifth-That a-rescue home be pro
'ided for those who are below thesageI
i Ia"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-16

special session of the board at 8
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon the con-
tracts probably viii be- awarded. =
j. The bids opened today are as fol-
lows: For the warehouse and shed
Lord-Young Engineering Co., $52,800,
200 days to complete work; A., A. Will
son and William Cullen. $61,442, 1872
days to complete; j. c. Foss, Jr., $685..
537, 200 days; Ingerson, $4,000, 1870
days. 49,. " .~. ".-t
For the approach-A. A. Wilson,
$47, 400, 125 days; Lord-Young Engi.
neering Co., $4,000, $50 days; j: C..
Foss, Jr., $42,280, 220 days. - '''s
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-16
AUTO OWNERS NOTIFIED
TO Re- REGISTER CARS

Local automobile owners have hbek
notified BY Sheriff Charles Rose thA1
al cars and motorcycles must be
registered at police headquarters. Al
applicants viii be required to furnish
factory and cylinder number, horse
power and weight Of car before NEW
numbers will be issued.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-16

The senate judiciary committee viii
hold public hearing at the senate
chamber this evening on the work.
mems compensation bin. Only the
general phase of the subject is to be
discussed tonight. the detailed fea,
lures Of the measure to be taken up
at later public sessions of the commit.
tee. (. 80 ,t.s,.,.- s ..s.s 81 :. y
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-16

The hat factory of Bates, Hyatt &
Miller at Bethel was destroyed by FIRE.
Loss $50, 0e0.s a. u A. ~ $3.50 !,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-16

No bids were received for the 1900.
900. per cent school bonds of Terrs
Haute. Ind.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-16

Ell. Crawfords bill to remove the
tabu on fishing Tor top minnows was
tabled in the lower body. " g.. Il.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-16

Conveys ~air space" bill. providin,
against danger of tuberculosis conta
Igion,: was amended SO as not to atfec
houses already licensed to take u
tenants, by a vote Of Is to- II. in thu
house today. atH .1.ostsssa 81 ldss
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-16

Reforms, and corrections in the stat
utes governing the various branches
of the tfeasurer's Office are aimed at
In bills introduced, In the house today
by Territorial Treasurer Mccarthy
through Representative Watkins.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-16

The house finance committee report.
ed favorably on Williamson's bill to
prevent salary raises in the public
service from going into effect until
the term following that to which the
affected official Is elected. = :
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-16

Parking of the Atwaioliinu tract
and the construction OF roads and
Eboulegards on the heights of Punch
bowl is aimed at in a bill introduced
in the house OF Representatives by
Norman Watkins today. The bill pro-
vides that q certain. sum, to- be in.
serted In the bill later, be advanced
from the general fund for the con.
struction, OF roads on Punchbowl, to
be repaid when lots In the Auwaio,
limd tract are sold.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-16

Two resolutions were read from the
Hawaii county supervisors at the SEN
ate session yesterday. One Is g
protest against the bill which would
give the right OF eminent domain to
electric and gas companies and the
other fayors the bill which would APP
propriats .$225, 900 for reclamation
work at Hilo. it. = Fl.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-16

House bills 4, I. IL. SO and "a and
n. b. 198 and s. B. passed third
reading in the senate Yesterday.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-16

Silva presented q, bill IN the fheas'
this morning to make II coTnpulsor!
for; physicians giving opium ;Rrescrip
ltions 10 state the exact aIaeuntir q
the dope that fhe, patient can, put
chase. + z%ate tia e1xast tf,t,'i}lfst =
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-16

q Hauss Bin 3l.ypreyiding for a com
mission to examine into the water re
sources, Of the teTritory,upassedt thir6
reading 10, the lover branch today. -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-16

KupIhea's bill to regulate the en-
ployment Of laborers upon government
wharyes was tabled in the house. s,,4.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-03
SIC 8rabp .strake.

Dieier Gage ltarb In
Mar19au Der piant1t Auoolf Stroll.
Strobl, Der pon oeuti9en @lterll am
Is. Mpril 1881 in 5roppau iii
Seiterrsidz9 9lelien geboren ipar.
empfing ieine Mllsbtloung baupt1d1-
li1 am Wiener apnierDatorium ulle
ter Siidbof unb 8oltmanm: er tam
1868 na9 Mari9au, tpo CT bau-
ernO berblieb. 8alb tpllroe CT als
2ebrer bes &lapieripiels oil Oas ncuz
%geerinoete RonierDatortum Gerufen;
CT betleibete Die Stelllng ununter@
brodcn Bis gum Sabre 1896. Nus
ieiner @Dule linb Yaoereipsti, Sliz
mlnSti uRo anbere berporgegangen.
@trobl bat iid oud I'M bic Bear
beitung Der gadiden 1onidDpfnns
sen in neutrality-suspicious. Sim
5tdt Yeroienlte erlporben. 8roB zines
nobesl ieb5igidbrigen M~ufentbults
in Waridau mar es Dem HiiuItler
nl9t gelulaell, Die polnifAs 5prad)e
III 8prt u1o @drift 5u teberr,Gsn,
pbihon er iiU iprem Stloium Dlrs
CAB lnb ipgat eine 3eiilorg polnls
iden llnterribt BET Dem beriiDmten
!S9rift1telier S. s. Rras3etpstt bate.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-03

Gle S~taotfommiiiion mfrs Sic
&ortrolle iiber sic Sitnepbniie iiber-
nebmen uno oielel6en iiberpad)en.
8ie sic &egeln fcltgeltellt meroel1, lit
nod) nid)t befannt gegeben aporoeu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-03
2entid-enoliide l1ntcrgaltnnaeu.

Sn einem Ser 5elbpo tbriefs puu
8uri9enidaftern.. Die in Sen BUR
l9en l9aftliden 8ldttern" mitleteilt
lperoen, finoet fi9 aud eire pubiae
sbiloeruns bon WortgeFeAten 5pi,
l!den Der oeutl9en unb Der engltfhm
2inie in Slanoern. .Da uniere Yeg<
11er." 10 cr5aDlt Elm 1elt,lant, ans
untultipierten @coten. 9assnieds
Sierl4m entiprungen, be1teben, Iat1t
i'd ieoen Mbeno INN 10 llbr bon m,i-
mem Sanger4or .als @eDand)e oas
rnmbaz2teo" iingen. Der @bor 1inat
in einfDnisem R9Dtbmus, Neser<
trommeln n%ad)nbmeno, nur limbo,
umba", lpaDrenb Elm Yor1anaer nit
19riaem Distont ale mD9liden
Morte runterleiert % bela6pm,a,
mat 9gamgalligclli, gingansl. sina:
gangnm). Wlles iibrige tlotldt I'M
Iatt oa5u III bic 9dtnbe. Daralf ruff
Der 9prianser: SIS lebe has beutIGe
uno a1es iitgt 3. g. oas beui<
ld)e Tlottenlieo un0 f4reit breimal
uburra". Die GngIdnber Grgern
iid ieben Mbenb bon lleuem mablos,
ldreien ebenfolIs rburra', jp6len, uno
nun beginnt m~inutenlang Elm bpmeri=
ldles Wettidimpfen riiber unb niiber.
uDeut14es SolOot, bu biit perriidt,
tomm ritber!!" 8ei uns getpDbnlih
r@Db pon 8erIihiMcn!! ober
rGrenb, on Dummies Au,er. baD uff,
oab i'd Dir nidt Gems auf'n Nullon
Damn DtrIintt picacr a..,es
in nddtlides Sbneigen. nur tiers
anbaltenoes bumpfes Noaen bon
unb Mrras Der erinnert eileu
IN oelt blutiaen Grnit 6er Situattpn."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-03

SEER 9onis Yraoa bon 9allas,
Ser, bat ais neller Gbef oas l1elle
Whlscatine @otel besogen. Ct lit
nidlt llclt III leinem 9erl,f nlo miro
leinem 9fanen gbre mad)el.
Irall Gbriitina S%oltlpeoel, cine
Fionlerin ppn Wlllscutine Gpllntp, lit
ON 6reitag Ibeto in ibrenl @eim in
.Smeetlano Splpnibip nod, langerer
&ronfbeit I'M Sitter bon II Sabrcn
aeltorbelt. Sic mllroe in Sd)lesmig=
@olitein I'M Sabre 1888 geboren ltno
fanl IN iltngen Sdbren ms 2ano uno
Dor etlpa 80 SabrGn nod Mllscatine
Golntp. MuBer Slpei Sobl1en binter-
labt lie mrbrere 9riioer uno Sdppe-
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-03

@rntlbeigentbiilner Ser @csen0, no
oos gll~berfulolis @oipitol errid)tet
tperoen ioll, baben jebt ginpenoung
aege11 oie @rbauung oesielben ouf
ausgeiud)ten 4lab er6oben. 9ies
lit idon 90 soritte Mol, oaB Gin
m%enounaen gcgen Sen 8all oes So
ipitols erboben moroen iil1o. Sol
fentli6 fo1llrnt es eill1nal gum
Sdll1B, Dab 6as 6oipital, oos mirf-
lid notbmenoig 1T, gebaut miro.
Sarrp Gdloft ser Dor Ginger Belt
BON einem Noli3ilten angeldolien
1puroe, neil CT iid inn mioeriebt
batte un6 ser a11gelmln0e pegen ms
ct. Antbonp 6oipital aebrad)t sper-
ben ml1Bte, lit jebt nod iei11en Semi,
1923 80. StraBe, iiberfiibrt lporoen.
Sem gerbor miro am Z. Ml1gult ltott,
finocn.
Iranf gugas, 23t 3. Mpenl,e
1pobnboit, pllr0e perbaftet ullo bon
Noli5eiridter Smifb ullter $500
giirqid)oft aeltellt, neil er ON 1srei-
fog 6ie Srou 2ouis Sioioitis qrge-
grlfien baben loll. Sic 6ro1 erbielt
BET Sem Insriif mebrere @erlebun=
gen.
@atbren0 oes Monats Ssa,li fat Sic
Foli5ei 266 8erbaftlrngen porgenon1=
men. Die ei11genomu1euel1 stroicn
.beliefen iid in oieier Belt al1f ST.
I57G
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-03

Die bieiiae Mili5fompaanie lit ar
Sonntag Mtoreen nad) 0iron, ST.,
.sll oen Manopern abgercilt, sic iiber
cine @ode alt0anerll mer0en. MHib-
reno oieler Set meroc1 lid) ol1h sic
Sdnrfibiibeu an Sem 4reisid}ieBen
bct6eiliaen, oas frci iiir alle Mitslic-
Der Der Miliafompagllicn lit.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-03
Gbtse
gen laNen

9etrad}t fummc,l Sen l~iefernoen @e-
iellidnften iino bcnadrihtigt morben,
III 3uflrnft feline mirocnpertbige
@aare allf Sen Marft SIT bringen,
lpenn lie nidt enter idarfen Strafe
elltgegenlebcn mpllen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-03
Neuts aus Muline.

Sim Sonntag Mbero p1roen on
Der SO. StraBe ntb 8. gpenle in
@od Sslano 6. 9. Ionoerfielo llno
Sri. @tbel Simmons bon Meoline
l1nO Sri. Naomi 8bitafer bon Mof
Sslano idmer perlebt, als ser Sit
.11cpbls, in Sem iie lt6 b%efa1oen, NIT
ei1em groben M1lton1obil bon $.
8%ranoenburg bon oOaine 3%tiommer-
itieB. Gle orei Sniaiien oes Sitnep=
mur0en anf oas S%traBenpila-
liter geldlellOert nlr0 erlitten idynlcrs-
bafte, aber nibt gefabrlid)e Guetld)-
.apur1oen, oo6 merber1 lie bolo mieoer
bergeltelt lein. 3as Sitncpbus= Ml1-
tomobil muroe 1tarf ~beitaoigt, mab=
reno Oas an0ere %9lntomobil unbelba=
oigt 0aboltfam.
Serr u. :. Softer, frii6erer 9olt-
meiiter bon Moline,,'F bat ieine nel1e
StcQe OILS &a1lirer ser Merdants
l1no Medanics @anf or1getrcten, als
Nad)folger bon @errn @enrp @ieridl,
Ser 1id ipater i'm Mbnogeldaft etab-
liren miro.
Die Sabres5ulammenflmft Ser ol-
ten 8eteranen boil Mod Sslano
Gountp miro. am |. 9cptember i'm
Rroipect Narf obgtAo1ten tDeroet1.
Gin ipe5ielles @rogramm miro fir
oieie @clege1beit altsgeorbeitet nper-
Den. Nromitente @cterulren oes Ser
lper0en bei oiir @lgnbeit gll1=
iprod)n balten.
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@agens NIT ei1nen1 M1lton1obil ml,r-
oen geiter1 M}orgen Sam @cIner r1o
Safe %geei0orff bon galt Decline an
Der Z. StraBe un0 IL. Mpenlle jdpper
perlebt, 10 oab lie nad Sem 5tootbo=
ipital iiberfiibrt lperoen nuBte1. Scr
8agcn muroe aa,15lid) %oenloIirt,
lpabrenb oas %sli1tonlobil nit menigem
Sdaoen oaoorfam.
8eil CT feline 6ral, m~iB6onoelt bat
te, ipnr0e aeltern Morgen ser Doctor
mann Glifforo @easlcp nerbaftet l,1o
pom Goli5eirid)ter nit $3.50 bctraft.
Der Damn periprad, in 3ufunft
menidlid)er NIT ieiner 6amilie 1llll-
5ugebenA i%poraufbin ct entlailen
mllrbc.
Sim Samstag Nad)mittag mllrSen
Momeco garacos, Sob1 @erello,
Stepe 9rofas uno Comp Mcfas ge=
fabrlib perlest, ols ser @iienbabn=
tpagel1, bon meldpnl lie Stdbl lltoelt,
bon elmer 9ofomotipe getroffen aullr-
De, 10 DOB aae bier bon SEM @agen
lno arf sen 8rlnlo getporfel1 lpllr.
Oen. Sammtlid)er Stabl ml1roe pol1
oem @obnmagen geporfen, ein Set
d)el1, 1pelde Strait Ser MnpralI ser
gebabt bat. Sic IerIcs-
ten lpllroen ioglcid) lrad) Sem Staot,
bolpital in Molil1e iiberfiibrt, 100 sic
ar5tlid}e gebanollll9 erbielten.
Die @eerSiglmg ser %nerltorbenel,
S. g. 2ariel1 faro geltern Mad)-
BON Sr%al,erbal1lc, 26OS IA.
StraBe, aus al1f oen1 RiperIioe SSrieo-
bof itatt. Die @eritorber1e ,pllroe ant
September 1855 III Sdmeoen or-
6ore1 nllb fam i'm Mlter Don 25 Sab
ren ms 2uro l1no 9leid nod Molinc.
bem @atte, billterlabt lie orei
Mu0 mebrere gnfel.
Die bieiiae Milisfompaanie lit a1l
Morgen nad 0iron, ST.,
81 6en Manopern a%bgercilt, sic iiber
cine 8od)e anoalerll meroen. M1b-
reno oieier 3eit meroen iid) ol,dD sic
Sdarfid)iibeu an oem 4reisid}ieBel1
bctbeiliaen, oas frci fiir alle Witslie-
Der ser Miliafompagllicn lit.
9sad elmer genallcn llnteril1dn,ng
es lid berausgelicllt, BOB bas bier
BON einigen See Cream Sanolern
oerfaufte See Cream nift Sen norge-
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-03

tern. Die 9eeroigllng fano geitern
%gtad)mltta9 allf oenl Sarfer Srieobof
ltatt. Eaitor s. Geinemmo belt oie
Seld)enreoe an Sarge lnO @rabe.
1os am Counting peranltaltete
9allpiel Der bieligen glf-Soge lit
grobartig %Derlaltfen. Ger @eilldl mar
ein lebr gutter llno oas Spiel ein IN,
t%erellantes. Gie 2oge bot cine id)0ne
'slmanne 'filr i9ren 3ruef eraielt.
Hingling Bros. Circus miro bier
am {. September 51pei &orltellllnge,t,
eine an1 Nadlmittag mo cine am
4beno, aeben. Ger 4reBagent mar
oieier Gage in Ser Staot.