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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-12
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&idjter 2etts BOT geitcr1 oent Mll
trag Don gli5abetb gn1ery duff Mn
nnlirlng ibrer @be bon sSsoblt g
glterD i%tattgegebct. Die aIaaeril
mar oatrdD Nnaualt 8. Is. SsSol1es Der.
%tretelt.
9el1ianiin 3oedler, mcldcr lit Ct.
11er bon @arren @aps ollgeltre,l0tet
&loge als 9cflagter ge11antt NOR,
bot ollrd) Die M1upalte @louingcr lt,tf
glpf cine Mlltuort nltf oie @loae.
ldrtft oes aligcrs binterIegel1 luliell.
&atborina Glanlien bat ollrb M1.
1pult %. g. 8anlton cine 5deiounos=
flaae gegell ibren Manl1, Ssobn s.
|Glalllien apegc11 gral1lamer l,11o l,lt-
menld}lid1er @ebanolllltg 1lll0 de-
pobnbeitsmaBiger Trlntfi11bt an.
ltrellgelt lalicn. 3as Naar perbcira=
tbete lid) nod Ser &lageldrift an IL.
SSuli 1912.
Die @erl1fl1ng o1 oas 5taats=
Sbergeridt in Dem 6all bon Sm1u,el
aeilelllelt acgen sic 6leii1malln So.
III. u. lit surildge5pger1 morben..
Mominiitrotionsbriefe iin0 OH Sc
na S1pontoib, Ieltamcntsmaltrede-
rtlr Der 9fad)laiienidaft bon Gat6ari=
no 2~olaniller allsgeitellt lporoen. 9ln-
malt Der Nn~gelcgenbeit lit @e1,rp
@pGmer.
0eeper 2cpp, Observation-Disclosures
Der Nahlalienld)aft BON @uttie 2cpp,
bat Oltrd MmpaIt Siaac Gctersberaer
Den S%dluBberid)t %binterlcgen lall el1.
Hidter 2etts bat 2ori110o Slice sic
Sdeio1l1g bon ibrem Mal1n, MiIIiam
Hice gelpabrt. Die &lqgerin mor
'6llrd Ste Mmpalte Iblte11en ult0 5bo.
rep pertreten.
MOminiitrationsbricfe fins al, 9}ltt6
6. Gonbop, Seitanel1tspoaitre #
Der Madla1ieni daft bon Sobn @.
@onbop, al1sgelteat iporoe11. Mllpal-
te Der Mngelegenbeit iino @illon,
@rilf ur0 @ilion.
Gin 3ablungsltrtbeil inn @etraac
BON $16S.5O 81 @llnltel1 bon Garl
&lager IN cinem Sail ge-
gen Otto s. &n1ebl, lit binterlegt lpor-
ben. 6re0 @ollner lit Der Mnmalt
bes @ldgers.
Sic 9ope1rpprt @rid un6 Gile SO.
bat cine Notwithstanding I'M @etro-
&c Don $91.2O bon Sebaltian @ertb-
mann bur6 Die shmalte &aufman11
ltn0 @iais einflagen laliel1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-12
@rnnSciacntlnms . l1cbcrtraamnaen.

So61e Daellp on Seize 8. 81
&elp, 2pt 8, @lod 3, 6ar11am Str.
1. MoOitio1t, $500.
@enrp Is. @obmer uno Gralt an
8illiam 8oettiA 5tiid 2on6 i11 Ml,
lens @robe Iotpnibip, $500.
@cnrp s. Hobner lt1b 6ral1 an
5ral1f &eppp, 5tiid 2onb int MQen's
s@rppe Ionpnibip, $500.
6rallf &eppp 111po Trall ont Senrp
Y. 9%foilper, Stiid 9ano in MQen's
@rppe Iopnibip, $1.00.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-12

5. s 3immer. mpbern, innerc5tubt
$500. 2cihtc a~b5ablllng.
8. s 3inmer, atpei Cots, $4,000
2ei6te I6Sn5lllngen.
13. 5 3immer, 8pci 2ots, $4,000.
2eidte M5ablungcn.
20. 6 3immer, bret 2pts, $4,000,
2eidlte 8cbin9un9en.
21. 6 3immer, mobern, $4,000. -
2eidtc @ebi119llngcn.
25. 4 3. $4,000. 2eihtc 8cbing.
81. 6 g., MODERN, im1erbalb ser
Gtobt, $1,700. 2eidtc @ebing.
TOT. 5 3. MODERN, $1,000. $500
baor, $40 mptatlih.
1O4. q g., MODERN, $3.50. $500
boar, SIS monatlih.
1903. a g., $1,tO0. 5000 baar. $40
nlr1latli6.
100. 5 8, $f.70O. @ertaui6c fir
Cots nDrbli6 bon Nprbolt.
ITO. 10 g.. $4,000. 2etbte 8ebing.
222. 5 3. tbcilmcilc mooern, $4,000.
2eibte 8cbingungen.
224. s g., mobern, $2,575. u baar,
SlldHo auT Sc11.
225. So, $1,000 baar.
302. e 3, $4,000, u baar, 8tlan3
nltf Germs.
3OS. s g., $4,000. Galti1e fir Cots
I'M 8eItcn pber M~prbipelten.
300. 43, $1,000. 2eidtc 8ebing.s
80. 6 g., $1,000. 2eihte 8ebin9.
313. 6 81, $780,. 2eidte 8cbing.
316. S g., mbern, Got 40 BET 1872,
$4,000. 2eidte 8ebingrngen.
81 M.E5 g., mobcrn, $1,70O. 5000.
boar, Sis monatlih.
317 9. A g., MODERN. $t,SOO. 5000.
baar, $15 monatlid.
31S. Z 3, $3.50, $75 boat, 500
mondtli6).
800. Z 3. $1,000. $500 baar, Mclt
auf Germs.
1913. s 3, mobern, $4,000. $3.50
boar, $50 mpnatli9.
326. 3 g., mpbern, $1,40o. 5000.
baar, $12 mpnatlid.
504. s 3. 9pppel @aus. $1,000.
2eidte gebtngut1gen.
sos. 5 g., tbei(peile MODERN, ST.
$50. 2eidte 8ebinglmgen.
sos. 5 g.. t6eillpeile MODERN, ST.
$50. 2eidtc 8epingnngen.
507. 8 3. $1,000. $500 boar, Nelt
a1f Germs.
sos. 6 8, $3.50. $500 baor. @eit
auf 3eit.
$40. 4 g., tbeiltueiie mobern,. $3.50.
5000 baar, $40 mpnatlid.
Sit. 6 g., MODERN. $4,000 baar.
512. 5 g., tbeillpei1e mpbcrrr, $1,000
513. a g.. tbeilipeiie MODERN, ST.
900. Qeibte Serms.
SIS. 5 g., tbeilipeile. MODERN, ST.
400. u BOAR, Gclt anf Germs.
521. s g.. $1,000. Tmll6c fir 5000
ming 9al1s.
522. 5 g., $1,000. 2eihtc gebius.
523. z 3, $4,000, " baar, 9teit allf
Scrms.
524. 5 8, $1,000. u baar, Mcf
n1f Germs.
525. 8 g., 2 Cots, $1,000. u baar,
Mef nnf Serms.
526. 6 3. $4,000. 5000 baar, 9feit
anf Germs.
527. 4 3, fbeiltpciie MODERN, $1,000.
2eibte 8ebingnn9en.
528. 4 g., tbeilipeile MODERN, 5000.
2eidte Bcbingun9en.
$50. A g., $1,000. 2eidtc 8ebing.
532. 5 g., 2 Cots, $1,000. u BOAR,
MeIt nl1f SermS.
534. 2 6auier nit je 4 3, $4,000
bdnr.
Davenport Realty Company,
BOT Security 8lbg, tt5z119 ipeltl.
GtrnRe. .SeIebhpne 1892.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-12

-0ie 2eier %iollten 1lidt perial,=
11le11, Die bielen Bargains IN @runo=
elgertblm nnO 9al1i err1, meld)e oie
1ope,lport &ealtp So. inn Security
aebaroe offerirt, ge1a1l o%urh5uiebcll.
Yin SSeoer bot bier @elegenbeit, cine
pallenoe a1slpaGl 81 treffen. Die
Beld)attsleitung Scr 6irma ii bel1tld)
ltlro miro einell Seoel prompt nno
reef bebanoeln.
Soben sic idon 0l6 miiiion
Bier probirt? @lei1 nit oem belte11
1ntportlrten 8ier unb empfoblen bon
ben 9oftoret1. God Sslan0 8reping
20. Qn5.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-12
Or. 9ape, 3abnarat Security
Wn5.)

Otto s@ulb, er ter Diff
5ier, unb feds Matrp1en bon Der
amerttanii4en Bart IS. 81. @ter=
ling" nod @eattle geb0rig, ipuroen,
neil lie 9eut14e tporen, bon auitroz
liihen Marinebeomten in Der Mabe
BON Nelpcaitle, q. 6. 3d., lpo bic
Bort gerabe aob1en eingenpmmen
botte, bon ibrem 5@iffe berunter ee=
bolt unb befinoen iid segenpartis
in ei11em uuitrolii6en Detentionss
Camp in 2%ipsrpool, in Der Mdbe bpn
9DoncD, q. g. SO. Sin Brief, Der
tur5li4 BON &opitdn Sterling an
ieine Jrau %onlangte, entbielt bieien
8eriGt.
paul Sbomas BON 2ime
Spring, Sa., fat foeben feinen 100.
8e%burtstag gefeiert uno 5tpar in {pl=
der @eiunbbeit uno Ruitigteit, bab
81 ertparten lit. bqb er nod mander
8eburtstag crleben nirb. 9as buns
bertjdbrige @ehurtstagstinb tam i'm
Sabre 1868 nit feiner Jamilie BON
8 &inoern, 5 5D6nen uno 3 SDhz
tern mad !9otparb Gountp, no er
ieitbem ununterbro4en gelebt bat. @r.
erfreut iid 3oblrei9er Na9tommenz
i4aft; CT bat Is @nteltinber unb 25
l1renteltinbcr. Seine Jreunoe urb
Mit6iirger iiberreidten Tim Elm Sc
hurtstagsgeident bon 500.
Die Ganitatsbe56rbe boz
Nep Dprt bat cine. Wornlna gegsn
ben @enub BON Jrii9ten erlafen, Sic
bon 0ampfern iiber 8oro gefauen
uno in ben @epdfern bDll @robz
NeD gort ansef4memmt tperbcn. Dor
eintger 3eit fanben &inber aug Der
Na4bor1daft Ser 5. Npenue unb "a.
5trabe uno Sort 9omilton Mbenue,
Brooflpn, cine Mn5abl angelDnemm=
ter Wai1ermelonen uno bra9ten lie
ibren @ltern. 5dmtlie6e perionsn
in ben Deri@iebenen Gamilien, pelhe
ppn ben Meloner1 %gerofen batten, er-
tranttsn bo!D oorauf am appbus%
fieber, Biz fdlieblid 3ebn perlonen
on Der Seu6e barnieberlaaen.
Der "a Sabre alte @6arles
.9orger, Der auf elmer cine bulbe
W{etle DON Sifeo, Minn., gelegenen
yarm anfdiiig mar, 1T 5uglei6 nit
lelnem Gteblingspferbe @barlie gez
1torben unb bamit Durbe Elm Munlb
oes olten Mannes erfillt, ben bieier
1hon lett Sobren arsgebridt bate,
unb es bepa6rbeitete ii9 audi auz
9lel4 Elm Sroum, ben Der Qlte Mann
bor bret Mo9en bate. DIS Der olte
Wtann an @onntog our Stride fubr.
traf an Der Greet ytort6ern=Rreuaunq
Tin 3ug ben Masen uno 6oroer un6
lel1 treues pferb purben get0tet.
@ana giebas, elm D1terreie6i,
19er Winenarbeiter aug g9eD Qpbae,
NSontana, lieb ii4 ouf Dem 8o1nIof
in Smoba, yfeb., bon 3pei Tremhen
perleiten, nit ibnen at fpielen. Gpds
ter berihtete er Der poli3ei, oab er
oabet nm ni9t ipeniser uls $135 err
lel9tert lei unb oob oiele @u,nme
einen Sell Der Griparnii1e allsmad,e,
ole er ieiner Jruu unb jeinen beiben
alleern i'll Der 19Dnen Doppelmpz
nnrnhip Tpnhpn MALTA
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-12
2ofaIer @etterberidt.
IaDcnpprt III Spn-

e Davenport, ii. Sept.
1ltrdlid)nitts 9arometerltono 3O.O1
InrdyldJnitts : 5er1perotllr . 6e
&odllte Semperatnr beute 7s
Mieorigite Iempcratur leBte 9eadt &C
Normale SeHlperatur Fir 33
Sabre sc
pl,rdfdnittlide geudtisteit Ser
giieoerldlag lit "a Stl,1toen .,O.1G
gorberrl d)e1toe @inOridtung :. %
@ahcrltano I'M Z llbr MorgenS So
S. SO. @berier,
1. Dffi5. @etterbeoba4ter.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-12
Mcncs ppn ser G~plisei.

Men 2ifban6 ml,r6e beute M}prgen
I'M 1870 l1br bon 9eteftiD graop
nn6 9oli5ilt 8aaigon perboftet. gr
loa ben SitbuSz Gbmuffeur Sarrp 9eto
an Der 2. nnO Main StraBe nit Ell
mem Hepolper ~iiberfaQen bu6en. 2id=
.balro muroe BON Noli5ilt &puic auf
mebrere StruBenblods p%erfplgt, ood
NOR er lhnellfiiBiger als Ser 9apen-
Holi5iit. &11r5e Belt lpqter
1pllroe er in ieinem Seine IN 600.
1918 @elt 2. 5trabe feitgenommell.
%erflarte, baB er init elmer
Tintflai DIE" auf Neto angelegt babe.
sSn leinem gelib mur0e fem gdieB=
eIlen gefun6e1.
Son Goli5iit aaiicr mltr0en geltern
Mbenb Die Tar6igen Sen 6ra5er uno
CHARLES @illiams feltgenon1me11.
Tra5er loa @i1iams perpriigelt ba=
ben. Die 8eioen mur0en inter ser
Mnflage ser Rltbcitorung gebudt.
Noli5ilt Soule perbaftete gelterrl
Mbenb 9ape I6omplon lpegen grl111,
fenbeit.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-12


Sic traltrige Nadri1t, DaB mcin Iicber
@fann, nnler gutter Slater, Spbn nnb
.8rllbcr,
2outs 8. Ortiz
AM Sn1nabenb. ben II. Scptember,
Wprgel1s I'M z llbr, nab tangent,
Idipcren 2eiben in Mlter bon AZ Sab
-rctl, 3 Monaten n1b 5 Gagell ianft
elltidlafen lit.
@as Acknowledgements ipirb ipater
bcfat1nt gcgeben.
linn titles 8eileib bitten Sic tie5bes
triibten @interbliebcncl,:
SSrou 8. 8. Ortiz, geb. 9iepcr, @attin,
Sanra 9. Srtb,
Norma W. Srtb,
9clct 8. Srtg,
&inber,
9err lllo Srau Charles 8. Ortiz,
@ltern,
Ylmelia ORTIZ,
Glla ORTIZ,
Caroline Srtb, NJ.
Charles s. Ortiz, Il
Is. S. Srtb, "
M.12 @ei6tpilfer.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-12
@otterberidt.

@aibineton, IL. Sept.
Stir Slinois: Ibcilmcile triib r11o
Sdaller Sonntag lu1b MontQg.
sir SSoapa: Sdmleer Som1tag, fiib=
Ter in Ser 9Sad)t, tbeilmeiie triib
Wfontag.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-12
1ooeS,Mn3et8e.

6as g8Fsg14 sgss21tags %
Srel1uoen llnb 8efannten biermit
Die tral1rige Nadribt, DAB meme ges
Iiebte @attin, nrlere liebe Mltter.
gdipiegerrutter, G%robnltter nnb
S6nelter,
@ilbcImtnc Sarfcrt
geb. 5petb,
am Sreitag. Sen 10. @eptember.
Mbenbs I'M Z l1br, nad fur3em 2eiSen
I'M glter bon 81 Sabrcn, 5 Monatcn
ulb IL Iagen lanft entidlafen lit.
9as 2ei6enbe9angnib finbet am
@pntag, Sen 13. @ept., Ra6mittags
I'M 2 llbr, bonn gra1erbalie, go:
1925 tpeitli1e 2. StraBe, aus na6
bent Sairmount Sriebbofe fatt.
lin titles Beileib bitten Die ttefbez
trii6ten @inter6liebenen:
Sobm &arfert, @atte,
@illiam 6arfert,
Carl 6arfcrt,
Mngnitn 6aDt,
China 8fiitcr,
&inber,
nebit Shtpiegertinoern, gnfeln, @eI
1dtpiltern unb gertpanbten.
&.11,12.t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-12

So Seute geadmittag I'M orei l1br
miro Die erlte regelmdBige 5ibnng
Der Gables Societp Ser @emein6e
W9eai Mmas in ser Spnogoge1-@one
an a. nno 8arren straBe Itottfim-
ben. 3ablreide @eldafte lteben auf
Der 5o9esoronu11g..
- Merdants gransfer & Storage
60. 5elepbon 855. (Mna.)
@uBcr Sen bon ms in Ser aelt-
rigen 4nsgabe gemeloeten @(aben
bat Der 9lib l6ei ben peridicoenen @e-
mittern am 6reitog nod) IN bas Sc.
ri6tsgebauoe Don Scott gou1tn, sen
&irdtburm Scr ct. Morp's Stride,
in 0as 6eim bon Or. 8. s.. sola
Don SEQ. 1904 9rabp StraBe lno in
oas Semi bon Trdlllein S. s. 2cnoa-
ban bon gto. 1119 Soma StraBc eir.
geldlagell.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-12

tst. GHg=tHs eN-Et@EEstE sS"F.AEFs4S. ~ ~
Srennben lnb 8efannten bicrmit
Die traltriee Mabribt, baB meine aez
liebtc @atti11, unlere liebc Wntter,
Sdtpiegermutter, Grpbnutter nnb
S1pe1ter,
MarD GabeI K
9eb. Suber,
an 9onnerstag, Sen 8. September.
Witta9s I'M 12 u6r, nab tur5em 2ei<
Den I'M Sitter bon 81 Sa6ren, 2 D1ps
naten uro II Sagen fault ent1dylas
fen lit.
Sic 8eerbisu11g tpirb ont 9icnstag
Nadmittag llm 2 11br bp1n Srallcrz
bn1lc, $50. 1905 8arren Gtrabe aus.
auf bem &ine Sill Sriebbofe Itattfin=
ben, mulelblt Die 8eiiebung tn ser Soe
milicngrllft erfolgen miro.
l1m titles 8eileib bitten Sic tie{bcs
triibten 9interbliebenen:
German Gabel, Gate,
Srau George Ncala1b, So6ter,
Sral Mgncs Gbrbarbt, Muttcr.
Sranf 6r,bcr,
Glara 8rmHcQ,
@eidpiter,
Sra1 Subm 6nbcr,
Srau Branf @nber,
S6tpdgerinen,
Sue 8rn1el, @dipagcr.
&,10,11,12t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-12
Sames g t.

SIM Sitter bon 20 Sabren lit seitern
IN Der Sriibe Serr SSanes 5teaport,
eli, ongeieberer Sarmer bon Scott
.Gountp, in ieinem Seine an ser
W}loole Hoao ST Belmont, no er ieit
40 Safren lpobt1te, nod l1ngerenl
&ranfelrloger %geltorben.
Ser Ser torbene mllr6e inn Sabre
1916 in Canada geboren u1lo fam in
oemlelben Sabre NIT ieinen glterr
na6 Scott County. ST miro iiberlebt
bon ietner @attin uno 0rei &inoern,
Sen, aatborille inns Margorct.
SRI. ISABELLA Gorm zoe
Srdulein Siabela Garmidael, fri
her bon Davenport, lit porgelter1
Mben0 inn Seine ibrer tsdNpeiter,
6rou 6reo. @albbl1rn in Cedar ga=
:pios %geltor6el1. Sic bat Elm Sitter
bon SIS Sabrert erreidt uno muroe in
g&etp Oorf geborer. MuBer ser sdlpe=
tier miro lie bon 51pei @niioern, Or.
.. s. e%arn1td]ael l1frD S. S. Cat
mifael bon 9abenport lopie mebre=
rel1 gfeffen u,16 9ei9ten iiberlebt. 1ie
2eide miro mabrideinli6 nod 9a=
penport gebradt merber.
Srau Soma MiIIer.
SIM Mercp @oipitaI lit p%orgclterl1
%gSadynittag Irau geona Miuer, Got
tin bon S. S. Meiller bon geo. 800
Dit Sront StroBe, nod @lqngeren1
&ranfenlager inn Sitter BON AZ Sob
rem geitorben. Die @erltprbene lpur=
Be am "a. Miar3 1878 in @eit 2iber-
tp geboren 11lr0 fam Dor l111gefabr 80
Sobren rad Davenport. 'sSstn Sabre
1898 p%erbeiratbete lie iih. sluBer Dem
Gotten miro lie bon sen gltern ul1o
bret 8riioern ilberlebt.
Die Bceroigung finoet am Montag
Inn 5rpei l1br bon 8om=
ling nn0 @orrigan's 2eid)enbeltat-
tlngsgelddft aus allf Dem 0afbale
Jrieobof itatt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-12
@erIammlnng Scr Mfticninbabcr Der
9aDcnpprt Malting e Wrain 81.

Die Sabresperiammlllng ser @f.
tierinbabcr ser 9abenport Malt 8
Grain So. miro ltattfinoen IN Der Sf-
flee Der @elenidaft an ser 5. at,b
5traBe, nm Dienstag, ID.
September, 2 l1br Madmittags fir
sen 3med ser g%rtpdbll1ng zines Di-
reftorinms, al1l6 Inn lolde @elhafte
5l erleotgen, Sic IN ser Ser iatmlu11g
Dorfonl1ren mogen.
SD. Sefr.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-12
Die 9ooten oes 9a9es.
2puis S. +.

SIN IIter BON AZ Sabrel,, 3 500
natel1 11lo 5 Saaell lit aeltern !Meor
gen ltnl 1ieben l1br @err 2ouis s.
|Srt1, ein befarr1ter Grocer ll1b 9fct:
lerloer bon Davenport, iii ieil1en
Seine ut sso. 1614R @cit 4. Strabt
tnd) lollgereni &r%anfcnIoger gcltor.
ben. Ser Gcrltorbcne bat bier iei1
lel1em 3. 2ebensiobrc gemobrlt unr
belab ei1el1 aroben Irelrloes- inns
sscfanl1teltfreis.
Ser Geritor6enc lpnroc am 6. SSl=
mi 1873 1T @lNeling, y. @o., gebp=
rc' ll1o faln I'M Sabre 1876 nit lei
.llct glternb @errll ltto SSrall Gbar=
les = ORTIZ, nod Iapcltport. Sim
10. Sftober 1894 perbeirotbete ct iid)
NIT Iral1lein Iora Gieper. Mebrere
Sabre betrieb CT cine Grocery al1 Scr
@elt Z. StruBe, bod ml1Btc cr sic
6llbrntg Deg @eihafts Dor 5lpei Sab
rcu aus Observation-Disclosures allfge=
ben. Settler 1por er ais Mciien0er
fir bic Capital Gitp 1airp Grooucts
". bon Columbus, 3, tbdtig. sus
W}italieo geborte er Sen @ooon1en of
the 8orl0 llno Ser 9oge ser eagles
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llno Irall Charles 8. Grtb, orci
Sdmelterll, Ben Sri. Mmelia, gQa
allo Caroline ORTIZ, mo 3rpei Brit
ocrlt, CHARLES S. Ortiz ltl1o IS. s.
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lpater befon11t ae1eben merDen.
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yefalcn.
The hummer. (Houston, Miss.) 1914-19??, 1915-06-04
La peaf Id pumb spv.

As the British forces under General
Kitchener neared Khartum, a dervish
SPY was discovered in camp and taken
to headquarters for examination. But
neither brides nor threats could elicit
one word from the prisoner; he az
feoted to be both deaf and dumb.
Scarcely had be been put in a tent un-
der guard, when another SPY was led
in who proved equally obdurate, SO
he was put with the first one.
Half an hour later, when the camp
was settling down to rest, there was q
fresh stir and hubbub and a third spy
was brought in, who also would reveal
nothing. and was finally placed in the
tent with his fellows.
Soon the guards outside heard q
murmur Of voices from within. The
dumb spies had found their tongues.
but it was impossible to overhear their
talk distinctly or to understand It. An
hour or more passed.
Then the door of the tent was
thrown open, and the third spy, ap-
peared and asked to be taken to head
quarters. There he threw of his dis
guise and revealed-General Kitch-
enerl He had discovered all he want
ed to know.
The hummer. (Houston, Miss.) 1914-19??, 1915-06-04
What He Understood.

The prim young woman from New
England who was devoting herself to
the education Of the negro in a south
ern school told one Of her small schol-
ars to bring a bucket Of water from
the spring.
Il amt gwine fotch no water" he
whined. rebelliously.
'Oh. Ephp she protested. you
mustn't say that Don't you remember
how / have taught you; First person,
singular, am not going; second per
son. you are not going; third person.
be is not going. Plural: First person.
We ara not going; second person, you
are not going; third person, they are
not going. Now, Eph. do you under
stand Il perfectly"
''Yas'm, I und'stands-aint nobody
gWina. Golfers
The hummer. (Houston, Miss.) 1914-19??, 1915-06-04

|. Y Helps Y !.
GARDEN NEEDS MUCH WATER
Humble Tomato Can May Be Pressed
Into Service u Hose
Cannot Be Used.

Water is a great help IN the garden.
sometimes doubling the crop. II a hose
cannot be used. II will save much work
10 sink q tomato can into the ground
close beside some Of the plants. a few
holes having been made in the bot
toms OF the cans. None OF the water
poured into these cans win be wasted.
Without water, cultivation must be
continuous. for It locks up the mois-
ture already in the soil
OF course the garden maker win
want some berries. both strawberries
and raspberries. Let him plant Ches-
apeake, William Belt and Arlington
and he viii have strawberries to cover
the usual season. BY using the new
variety Superb he can also have straw
berries in the fall Perhaps the new
raspberry called st. Regis is the best
for the home garden. It viii begin to
fruit as early as any kind and there
will be berries until the frost nips the
blossoms. This is an excellent berry,
too, red and having fine flavor The
dewberry is better than the blackberry
for the garden, as 1t does not try to
occupy ali the surrounding country.
The fruit Is practically the same, and
the Austin is a first-olass variety. But
II one must have the old-time black
berry, let him choose the Wachusett,
which is practically thornless.
The best trees for the very small
garden are those grown in dwarf form.
They may never grow any higher than
ones head and yet the fruit is quite
as large as that produced by standard
trees and very fine. Most Of the COM
mon fruit trees are now sold in dwarf
forms; they are very easy to care for
and occupy but little room. In many
gardens they are trained on walls or
the sides OF buildings, where they are
entirely out Of the way.
The hummer. (Houston, Miss.) 1914-19??, 1915-06-04
MEANS MUCH TO NAVAL MEN
Ability TO Communicate Through Wa
ter One Of Most Recent lmpor-
tant Discoveries.

Several American battleships and
submarines are now equipped with R.
A. Fessenden's submarine wireless
apparatus. This sends messages more
than thirty miles under water, and
the inventor expects that with expert
ence it will be possible so to improve
the apparatus as to make It send and
receive for several hundreds Of miles.
The apparatus starts a metal plate
vibrating so rapidly that It sends
waves Of sound through the water.
Sound travels through water four
times as rapidly as through air.
In an article In the American Maya
zine. Cleveland Monet quotes PROBES
sor Fessenden as saying:
you see the Importance Of these
oscillators in naval warfare, for a bat
tleship equipped with such instru-
ments can talk to its own submarines
while they are miles away and sub
merged and can actually direct their
movements against an enemy's yes
sells"
The hummer. (Houston, Miss.) 1914-19??, 1915-06-04
Strengthens State Guard.

At a meeting held in Jackson recent
ly a temporary organization to be
known as the Mississippi National
Guard Association was formed. The
officers chosen were Adjt.-Gen. Erie C.
Scales, president; Mai George E. Ho-
gaboom, vice-president, and Lieut.. ].
B. Carney, secretary. A permanent or
ganization will be perfected at the en-
campment at Biloxi, Miss, July 1924,
1915. The association will have as
members all officers and men Of the
Mississippi National Guard and viii be
open TO every citizen in the state Of
Mississippi for membership.
The new organization is modelled on
the order Of the Army League Of the
United States, with a view to the pro
motion OF a statewide interest in the
welfare and strengthening Of the state
national guard. As the Army League
seeks to stimulate a keener interest in
the public defense. through the influ-
ence Of its members scattered through
out the country, the National Guard
Association viii seek to stir up a spirit
Of appreciation OF the state militia gen
orally.
The hummer. (Houston, Miss.) 1914-19??, 1915-06-04

The characteristic OF genuine hero
ism is it's persistency All men have
wandering impulses, fits and starts OF
generosity. But when you have re-
solved to be great, abide By yourself,
and do not weakly try to reconcile
yourself with the world. The heroic
cannot be the common, nor the com
mon the heroic. II you would serve
your brother, because It is at for you
to serve him, do not take back your
words when you find that prudent PEG
pie do not commend you. Be true
to your own act, and congratulate
yourself II you have done something
strange and extraordinary, and broken
the monotony Of a decorous age. It
was a high counsel that I once heard
given to a young person: Always
do what you are afraid to do."-Em-
erson.
The hummer. (Houston, Miss.) 1914-19??, 1915-06-04

Private Redmond OF the First Colo.
RADIO volunteers, once on duty al Ma
Mia, was the star sufferer Of the
English army corps Nothing IN the
way Of treatment did him any good
and he realized sadly that he could
never be even a noncommissioned OF.
ncer. because he could not give the
simplest words Of command without
suffering. He was a brave and eff
cieut soldier, and always FIRST IN the
firing line
At the battle Of Marquis Redmond
was shot IN the mouth. The Mauser
bullet passed downward and came out
at the nape Of the neck.
He was taken to the hospital, where
he recovered rapidly. and all that
could be seen Of the wound was a 1T
tie scar about his upper lip where the
bullet entered. But the remarkable
thing about the affair was when he
left the hospital be was cured OF his
habit OF suffering. How Il happened
neither be nor the doctors can ex-
plain, but he was 90 joyous over the
fact that he blessed the bullet that
brought him relief