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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-05
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-05
GrDminfntlr Mrbeitcr leQt
9anitigcs 3tuguis ab.
@camtcr Scr Slimpis Tebcratipm o
2abur lit c1tbniiaitiid iucgcn
Sanlae.

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SSobn 90. Sriib, Gi5eproitoe11t Ser
|5tate federation Of 2abor BON 81
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Npr5ilge oes Iol1lac 5ll iagen:
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les Mittel in meillal1 Sail crpielen.
Sd lit be0elltenb all Magcl1leioen
10 DOB n1ein 9alt5es &orperipltem al1=
Der Sronltng NOR. SD m1rbe l1cr=
pos, fonrlte meber elien nod lblafen.
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angellcbm. Sd nor ourbgebcl1os
fral1f. So6alb mie ib 5anlac a,1ge=
filnoigt iab, fallfte id1 cine 6laide
mo na6m oie Meoi5in eit. @alo
fonrlte id) 2inberl1na ipiirel1, u1o iett
fam ib irgeno cine Speiie gcl1iebc1,
obl1e oaB mir otes labtbetlig 1T. Sd
falm lest gut idlafen, a1td) bin i1
nid)t mebr nerpos. Mein Mugen lit
III bellerem :3lltono mic je sl1por.
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aDoroen, 10 BOB id) nit 2eihtigfeit
meine tagliden Nrbeiten perridten
SanIoc lit 5l,11 @erfa1f lit 5dle-
gels %@potbefe, 900 mcitlihe 2. Str,
no Die gorsii9e ltno oer @ertb Scr
Meoi5in erflart merben. 1ies lit cine
Eraparation fir &atarrb= 9eioen, Ma=
gen, &bermatism1ls, 2eber, 8erlto=
pflng, 5dlafloiigfeit, Mppetitloiig=
felt uno Cit Mittel fir bos gauge
&orperlDltem. Wn5.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-05
aatft aricgs- glnlci6e!
ni1nmt olt6 5porbiider il
3ablu11g, nm 3insperluit 81 ber-
mei0en.

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1el1tld=Imerifanern bobnii6 Dor,
6iele agitirten nur NIT 6em Mu1roe,
bielten abcr 0ie 1aiden %5ugefnopft,
nenn Die alte Setmotb an lie appel
lire. Gus iollten iih uniere 2eier
niat 5meimal Iagen lal1en. Sn bel=
len Sdaaren iolten iic berbeieilen,
mn onr6 ei11 moalidlt impoiantes
@eiultat Der 3eidnungen a1f Ole
11el1e oel1tide &riegsanleibe Sen Deltt=
lhenfreiicrn 5n bepeiien, SOP lie Die
l2iebe Der 1entlh=Mmerifaner our al
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ST redren ber1tebt unb meiB. no iein
8ortbeil liegt. M11b bier3u bieten sic
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&apitalsanlage ols Sic Eapicrde1
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germ geboten bot. :.
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bietet li6 logar ESparbuder in 3ob:
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lreit lit, Die 5porbiiher jebt in gm
|ptong 5l nebmen urlo 0en fir bie &c
faufte ariegsanleibe entiollenoen Sc
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5 nebmen, 0aB bas @o11bs- Gepartemel
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Z lif nidt mebr bis Z l1br - II
bas Nllblifl1m offen gebalten mer6e
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-05
S. SO. Sberier,
Dffi3. @etterbeobadter
Brnnocigcntfnms : ltebertraaunae1t.

@illiam @ltds n1b Srol1 an 90.
|rotbD Gance, 2ots 5 n1ro 6, 1tn6 Ibeil
pom 9ot Z, 8lod /, Sopn 2cGlaire,
|b45O.
sc. @railloro nn6 Trol1 an Ioifb
parrii on, Sbeil bon 2ot 8, @lod 5,
SEQ. g. Sbatp's 3. Mbbition, ST..
2ila g. 9orrance an 9riscillo SIN,
,erio11, 2ot 3, glod 12, Original
Sonn 2eGlaire, $775.
Galpg 6. @easlanb on @illian1 s.
srooma1t, 2ot s. Solneiite Mbbition,
800.
@nna 6. @olmer an MnrD 6. Sci.
nif, Got 10, @lod 8, Mcgleuan1
Sort 90oition, $500. ...
8abel1port &ealtp So. att Mi1gui1
3. W1arfDea, Got IT, BIod 8, Nor<
poo6 Narf Mbbitipn, ST..
Davenport @ptneiite So. an &aIpb
F. 8easIa16, Got 5, @mneiite M6bi,
folL $3.50.
@iliam Gitus l111a Trau an SO.
!. Meattbcfps, 2ot 8, 9lod 3, Grants
Sub-1ibiiion 81.
S. S. Smitb uno 6rar an g. 6.
Gattbems, 2ot 8, 9lod 8, Grants
Sub ipiiipn, ST.
Serbert S. Sobnion uno 6rau an
Ebarles s. 8ootb 56eil BON @ots
lt1o IL, Sarnam Ctr. L. Mobitior,
Too.
Dorotbp Son Sem 8ance inns Got
ON 2ottie Son 6ein, 2ots 8 nn6
/, 8lod s, 9apenport e Moger's @6-
ition, Comm 2eGloire, ST.
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'omaro SORT, gbeiI bo1t2ot A, @lod
, Sames @rant's gu6-D ipilion,
1,40O.
Mi11nie @l11loer an 6cr6inono Mo=
bes 2ot 2, Sobn 9. 2inolap's Cub.
}ibiiion $4,000.
Sermat glpom ilno Iraul an Ser.
"a 8. Repton, oct 6, glof 8, Ge.
|rien's Mooition, 81.
ssobl1 Soellner nn0 Irolt an Ssofln
obatldef, 5tiicf 2orb in Iopenpor1
otpnibip, $50.
Sobn 6oell1er lno Ssralt an so.
Matipief, Stiid 2ano in 1open
PET Gopnlbip, 81.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-05

s3u berfanfcn: Gin Groceries gtore
i1ssguter @egenb. 8iIige Mietbe unD
Elm bor5iigli9er &lnb, 9utes Gelb gu
hidden nit ipcnisem aapital. &leines
Stabtgrunbltiid bicllei6t in 1auI9 ge~
1lomnten. Mad5ufragen ODER ldriftz
l1d] unter u2", Ser 8emofrat.
3,1@t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-05

3n bermietbet: 5 SKINNER moberne.
,Slat; beibes nno faltes @ailer; Bab
etc. 9ampfbei5nng i'm @inter. Nad3u,
fragen in Der Office beg Ser 9emo.
frat"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-05
Mnaet8eu fur
Arbettsplate, 8erfanfe, 8erlnte,

II bieier @ubrit tper6er fir einen Sag
big 81 elmer 8ode gu ben na1fcIgen,
ben Staten inierirt: 8is gu bier 8eilen
tooer oeren @aum SOC, uber bier unb
big gu a9t 8eilen $1.O0. Seine On.
Beige tpirb fir tpe1liger ais SOC ange.
nomr1en.
Stir steIIenseiu9e tpirb Bel ein= Bib
ledsn1aliger Sniertion 25c 5ere1net
3n pcrfa1fc,t: @nns nnb 8auplab.
3ablen sic 10 bel boar, lpie sic fDi<
men. Sic 8ilar5 tam ais D1ietbe abz
be5ablf tperben. gDr5ulpre1en SEQ.
1903 Union Strabe. 3,1gBt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-05
6pdlseitsslpdcn
IS Ii 10 s.

@rnenmalOz SreunSD.
6rdulein M11na @ruenpdlD, ei1te
5od)ter bon @errn Salt1es @rl1elt-
nalo, muroc am Sonnabe1r0 Moreen
I'M Marrba11ie Ser Stride bon ct.
Saul oem Mpoltel bnrh Nfarrer s.
S. 8onobue nit @errn 2oltis Sreu10
bon glorioge g%etral1t. Iral15eugen
maren 6rau st. s. aellp, 6raltlein
|6reunb nno SEER &enrp Jreun6.
gea6 Der Iraul11g mnrbc elm @o6=
5eitsfrilbItiid i'm Seine Ser @ltern
oes @ralltigms @lerpirt. 9as ju1ge
@bepaar bat cine langere Spd5eits=
reiie per Mutomobil angetreter1. unb
miro nad) Scr Miiffebr bon Ser elben
cine 5arm in ser gea6e bon glori0ge
bemirtbidaften.
81 on : Neteron.
6rdl1lei1r Mnlla Dlipn muroe am
5pnnabet1o I6eno I'm odt llbr int
Seine ibrer gltern in SEQ. 1915 6ar=
nam StraBe bl1rd) 8altor 81. SO.
ajeditrano bon Ser Sdppeoiid<2utbc
rilden Stride INIT 6errn 9lrel Neter-
ion getraltt. Irau3el1gen maren Sri,
Clara Slion bon Gbicogo l1lr0 SEER
Sobn M11berlpn bon Seem Dorf.
Nad Der Irol1llng follo cine @od)-
5eitsfeicr itatt. 5err 8eterion lit Elm
Maidiniit in Ser @ieBerei Der Set
telpoorfer @erfe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-05
9artcnipiefltnterhaIttng Der
8. s. 6. Il

Inter gutem 8eiuh bat porgeitern
Mbenb bie erlte &artenipielunterbal-
ting ser 9amenieftion Ser 9nben=
port Gurngemeinoe in Sent Speiie-
laale unb Dem Son5iaaIe Ser Iurn.
banc ltattgefunoen.
Die Nreisgeuinner marcn:: n
Sfat - Claus &iibl, J5rdt155 Mieis'
rer, 8. 6roblid.
500 ~ Damen: 6ral1 s gen6i.
ten, Srolt $. @briItinnien ,5rou 8.
g gStti4 j S M1af,, 80 eftlats glmer
Gnml9 8nmen: 6rdn 6. S.
&upmann, gona Moller, gO1a @rop;
|6erren: Soc Wicbad, MaDmonb
&iibl, SSobn Mobr.
ginb - Damen:: STRAIT q. Braod,
6rau S. S.. gteen, 5rau @Ss 8leiie;
Serren: 6err Meper, $. 5petb, Carl
@eIenberg.
groltpreiie - 5rau 6. Malomann,
M6. Sdmi6t.
Die nddlte Observation-Disclosures.
tung miro am 5onntag, q. Nobem'
Der, itattfinben. 6ralt Soiepb 2oeff.
Ter lit 8orliben6e bes arrangements.
fpmites.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-05

3ie iii0lide 9alfte 6es frii6er
bon Der Soma gll1to uno Sire Cont
pa11p in $50. Ala Mail, Strabe BE-
nilsten @eballOes lit bon Serrn G6or=
les Sdlf an oen @otelbeiiber @eorqe
9enlplep perfonft moroer. Ser Ser
%fallfspreiS lit nidt bcfan1t.
pr. &ape, 3abnarat, Security
'1nlloln9. Wn5.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-05

5eiratbssci1d: Gin 80 Sabre alter
ocutlder Sarmeieentbiimer lpiinidt Sic.
8efai1ntldaft eines bel1tl6enMdp9ens
poer elmer finberlolen @itttpe I'M Mlter
bon etlpa 80 Sabren gum 3med etipaiz
ger 6eiratb gu MAIDEN. Mnfragen an
&enrD Mcimerstorf, 81. 81. $50. l.,
@anptpl1, ST., 5u ri6ten. 28,18t
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-05

ltnaefabr rs 3abnar5te bon
|apenport rno Hod Sslan0 betbci-
|gten lid gelterll an Der erlten Self
II lll1O s3allammenfunft ser 1oben=
|srt llllo God Sslanb 9iitrict Genital
ocieties. SIM 2nlfe bes 8inters
eroen bon Der ltel1gcgriil1oeten Sc
|ald)aft ieds ~3uiammenfii1fte itatt.
|nOeu.
Merdants gransfer & Storage
3. Ielepbon 855. (an5.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-05

bebeutet geltiegen; = be0eutet
gefauen.
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2pfaler @etterberidt.

Dapenpprt, A. DIT.
Dllrhidnitts : gorometerita10 1892
Dlirdldnitts : Semperatltr /. SO
ESod)lte Semperatl,r beute 81
Pfieoriglte gemperatlr Xebtc Madt 40
PeormaIe Gemperotl1r fiiir 33
Sabre So
Durdidnittlide 5eudtias.it ser
2llft 73
Peieoeridlag in "a 5tunben 0.07
sorberridDelroe @inorihtlng @.
8aIierlta1ro nm7 l1br Worgens 60
S. SO. Sberier,
Dffi3. Observation-Disclosures.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-05
@dtubnidt.

@a bington, 5. Oft.
Sir Suinpis lno Soma: Setter uno
fiibl @ienstag; better lllo iteigen-
oe Semperatur Wittpod).
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-07-22
PLATE GLASS IS
BROKEN RY Stone
lFrom Fridays Daily.)

This morning Geo. Ritzenthaler threw
a stone against plate glass window at
the c. E. Ryan jewelry store and
broke it. He had previously pur-
chased a dollar watch which was
returned and another given in its place.
He had claimed the spring was broken.
This morning he came back with the
second watch and desired third, the
proprietor, A. Oh. Reisz, states. Mr..
Ritzenthaler was told that the watches
would be sent to the factory and when
returned he could have one of them.
This was not satisfactory to the pur-
chaser and he drew forth water worn
pebble about as large as an egg and let
it drive toward the middle of the win
dow. The stone did not go through but
a hole was made in the pane and brok
en- lines radiated in all directions.
Mr.. Reisz seized the customer and
held him until Chief of Police Pelton
came and placed him behind locked
doors. Ritzenthaler was sorry after
wards and regretted he did not have the
ready money to pay for the loss. He
may receive sum of m oney soon from
an estate and from this the damage
may be made good.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-07-22
SUMPTER

Mrs. S. L. Smalley went berrying
with her grandchildren and killed rat
tlesnake three feet long, having six
rattles. They also got ten quarts of
berries.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-07-22
Thursday

Poor Commissioner HI. E. Stone of
Baraboo and his brother, o. E. Stone,
of Prairie du Sac have returned from
Desmet, South Dakota, where they at
tended the funeral of their brother, A.
| w. Stone. An uncle, L. w. Stone, of
Reeds Springs, Missouri, was also pre-
sent at the services. The Baraboo re-
lative says there has been plenty of
rain in South Dakota and that the
crops are looking fine. The harvest will
be bumper one if the hot winds do
not blow that way before the grain and
corn are ripe. The corn in Dakota looks
better than in Sank county.
Wisconsin has been the poison squad
long enough; the schemes have cost too
much" said Governor Philip at Mil
waukee yesterday in addressing the
Wisconsin Bankers convention on The
Business man in Politics. :"
Governor Philip pleaded for more
interest in legislative matters on the
part of business men, who he declared
had been overridden by officeholders
and politicians.
Business men have in the past or
gained only for their particular inter
ests. They should embrace the inter
ests of the public and not permit the
most useless men in their neighbor-
hoods to represent them in the legisla
ture," he said.
In his remarks concerning the regu-
lation of business by interstate COM
merce commission, Governor Philipp
asserted that that party of nine men
was not capable of ruling for industries
which were guarded by as many thous-
ands of men,
Governor Philip touching upon the
European war said that in his opinion
the end of the conflict would be follow
ed by an era of prosperity in the Unit
ed States, but admonished the business
men to be conservative and avoid
"plunging."
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-07-22
Biz tn

A son WAC born to Mr.. and Mrs. F.
V. Racber, Second avenue, Friday
morning. Miss Florence Loye, R. N. is
in attendance.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-01
Funeral of Patrick McGuckin.
NEW BUREAU OPENED
FOR AGRICULTURE

Washington, July +. - One Of the
largest bureaus of the department of
agriculture will spring into existence
tomorrow with the organization of the
states relations service.
The new bureau will take over the
work Of the department connected
with farmers cooperative demonsra-
ton work. Investigations reattng TO
agricultural schools, farmers insti-
tutes, the relative utility and economy
Of agricultural products used for food,
clothing and other uses in the home,
and the maintenance Of agricultural
experiment stations in Alaska. Hawaii,
Porto Rico and Guam. It's oTganiza-
tfon is an outgrowth Of the enactment
Of the Smith-Lever agricultural extern
sion bill.
A c. True. head Of the office of ex-
pertinent stations, will be the chief Of
the new service. Officials in charge OF
various features Of the service viii
continue as subordinates in the new
bureau.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-01
OIof Peterson.

land this noon to make arrangements
for burial
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-01
AIM To RESTRAIN
LOCAL JITBUSSES
Eighty Owners Made Defendants in
Petition Filed With Utilities
Commission.

Nearly eighty titbus owners operat-
ing 10 this county are made defendants
in a petition for an injunction filed
with the state public utilities commits
zion at Springfield. The petitioners
are the Tri-City Railway company, the
Moline, Rock Island & Eastern Trac-
ton company and John G. HuntooD.
vice president and general managers of
the lines. The aim Of the petition is to
secure a writ restraining the jitbusses
from operating in this community.
Numerous charges are made in the
information filed by the traction com
pany. It ia asserted that the jitbusses
are at present operating in Rock Is
land, Moline, East Moline and Milan.
and that their terminals begin and end
in the centers OF population in the
towns, while the street car company
Is forced to travel into the sparsely
settled sections.
The service rendered by the jitbusses
is alleged to be dangerous. inadequate
and inefficient and that they are not
subject to any restrictions to remedy
any Of the faults as charged. 1t is
further ayerred in the complaint that
the jitbugses are unnecessary since
the street car company is amply able
to handle all Of the traffic.
Following is a list OF the defendants
named in the petition:
John Dietz. Illinois Taxi company;
Pharilde VerBeist, James Galloway. H.
C. Woodward Sam Kelso, F. D. Henry,
Robert II. Pipes, West Davenport
Auto company. Mike ". Kinney. Harry
o. Frickel, Max Alter. G. Herstein, J.
G.. Gardiner. Jess Smith H, K. Walker,
F. J. Anderson, Art Haussler, David
DeSmet, T. c. Meanor, W. A. Huffman,
Harry Weston, Arthur Nelson, Jake
Roth. Frank Poma, Oscar II. Anderson.
Willard DeGroff. Richard Ross,
Charles Bullock. ]. A. Dibbern, c. B.
Heller, B. F. Brussel, CASTOR Van
Hyfte. Ernest Youngmark, Lamont
VerCanteren, Otto BIackIedge, Ben
A Stewart, Raymond Zahn, Hugh
Clark. Joe Bussche, Morris Brien, Au-
gust VanSpTybroek. J. c. Painter,
Frank NJ. TambeTber, George NJ. Kern.
Charles Halpenn. George Kompostos,
Clarence Beatty, George Hakes, Julius
Lambrecht, Louis Lano, Cyriel Ve-I
racke. G, a. Prick. Emil Swanson,
John Roth. J P Thomas. Carl Leaf
Harry Johnson. Robert E. Verne,
G. #. Limburg, G. W. Griswold. Robert
3. Verne, John Waline, 0stlund's
Garage, II k. Walker, Charles F.
Shaw. Charles NJ Myers, William
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-01
APPENDICITIS IS
CAUSE or DEATH
Henry II. Wilson, Employed in Getting
Out New City Directory, Sue
cumbs ut Hospital
CAME HERE FROM SOUTHLAND
Charles Hohenberry Passes Away ut
Suburban fsiand-0l0f Peterson
Is Called.

The death of Henry Holman Wilson
aged Is. occurred at 5;15 last evening
az St AnthonY's hospital, following an
operation for appendicitis performed
on June IA
Mr.. Wilson was born ia Athens,
Georgia, Jan. 27. 1890. but he had spent
most Of his life in Atlanta, Ga. 4 year
and half ago he accepted position
with the r. L. Polk & Co, and had
since been In their employ He came
to Rock Island the first of April TO
work on the new city directory. Mr..
Wilson, ia the short time he has been
here, had made many friends
Deceased leaves mother and a
brother in Newark. n. j. and father
in Memphis. Tenn. His friends here
have gotten into communication with
his family. and although the arrange
ments for the funeral have not been
completed, it is thought the body will
be taken to Athens for burial.
Charles Hohenberry.
Charles Hohenberry. aged 80. died
suddenly at o'clock yesterday after
noon at a camp on Suburban island.
MIR. Hohenberry had been suffering
from tuberculosis for some time and
hemorrhages yesterday caused his
death
Deceased was born in Peoria in
1883, where he grew to manhood. He
came to Rock Island about ten years
ago and had been employed as chef in
the hotels of the city. He was 8 mem
kber of the Rock Island Aerie No. 956,
Nraternal Order of Eagles.
Mr.. Hohenberry is survived by two
brothers, Walter. Wyoming. and Harry,
Peoria, and one sister in Nebraska
Harry Hohenberry arrived in Rock Is