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The Denver star., 1915-07-10
CHRISTIAN EnDEAvoRS IN
TRUTH, SPIRIT AND LETTER
An Uplifting Move.

Chicago, ILL.,, July 8.-Mov-
ed by stirring speeches of
men prominent in church and
business life of the South, 900
Southern men and women,
delegates to the Worlds
Christian Endeavor conven-
ton, in session here today,
openly acknowledged brother
hood with the Negro race
and determined to extend it
the right hand of fellowship.
Out of this idea is to grow
the Southern extension com
mittee of the Christian En-
deavor, which the Rev. Ira
Landrith of Nashville, Tenn,
calls the beginning of the in
tefdenominational union of
the Negro race.
I'VE are going to get be-
hind the Negro problem" de-
clared DR.. Lardrith. "We
are going to take the Christ
ian Endeavor work into the
Negro churches, organize new
societies, extend it. and help
millions of blacks to enlight-
eminent.
God has placed at our door
the greatest opportunity for
Christian work that ever
came to any missionary any
where. We cannot dodge the
Negro question if we would,
and we would not be worthy
of Him we serve if wei would
dodge i. if we could. We will
fight until we are above the
criticism of the unselhsh; we
can ignore the criticism of the
indifferent and the untelli-
gent"
The Denver star., 1915-07-10
Negro Not Wanted At Laun-
ching.

Phoenix, Ariz.-That Gov
ernor Hunt had appointed a
Negro as one of the delega- :
ton OF citizens to represent
the state at the launching of
the battleship Arizona. is the
news which has just leaked
out and which is the main OBJ.
ject of conversation in the ho-
tel lobbies and the cause of
intense indignation among
southern Democrats.
Tom Turner, a colored por-
ter on the Arizona and New
Mexico railroad, running into
Lordsburg. New Mexico,
the individual who received
the invitation from the execu-
tive.
When captain Mix. of No
gales, " ho has charge of the
party, discovered that Turner
was of the colored race and
had already engaged a berth
to accompany the delegation.
he went up in the air and
made protest 70 the COVER
nor. The latter professed
that he was unaware of Turn
er's race and he hedged with
the declaration that the invi-
tation must have been meant
for different Turner. How.
ever. it was too late to mend
matters, and the porter was
told that he must go on a diff.
ferent train.
Incidently. Senator Gold
The Denver star., 1915-07-10

water and some of his COL
leagues pulled off a stunt in
the evening by hiring a band
to be present at the departure
of the special with instruc-
tions to play for the benefit Of
the governor as the train rull.
ed out; 1--WE Don't Care If
You Never Come Back"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-01-22

In this short-coated suit every woman
will note the clever manner in which
pockets control the skirt-fullness. This
idea should be kept in mind for next
summers wash skirts. This suit - of
corbeau blue broadcloth with collar
of skunk fur.
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Mr.. and Mrs. DIV. Mulvane will
have a box party az the theater tonight
the box are: Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram p.
Dillon, Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett r. Wheel
Ter, Lieutenant Governor and Mrs. W.
Y. Morgan, and Mr.. and Mrs. Mulvane.
Mrs. M. C. Hammatt entertained in
formally this afternoon at her home in
West Tenth avenue for Mrs. ]. X. Hud-
son, of Kansas City. The guests were
a few of Mrs. Hudson's close friends.
= .
Cards have been received in Topeka
announcing the marriage of Mrs. Ida
M. Brown and Mr.. Jesse 8. jackson.
both of Kansas City. The wedding was
IA, in Olathe, Kan. At home after JAM
uary 25 at 92S Baseo boulevard, Kansas
City, Mo.
The marriage has some local interest.
for Mrs. Brown has been q frequent
visitor in Topeka, at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. D. O.. McCray and Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Reilly. She was introduced
to friends of the McCray family at an
afternoon tea at which Mrs. McCray
| was hostess last spring. She is an at
tractive young woman. and her friends
in Topeka will be interested to know
| of her marriage. Mr.. Jackson is in the
manufacturing business in Kansas City
He was formerly engaged In business in
Oklahoma, and has. recently gone to
Missouri to become manager of the
manufacturing establishment with
which he is now connected. He and his
bride have known each other from their
school days and had been lovers in
their early youth.
Mrs. Albert Green entertained at
ence Whitman of Kansas City, who is
visiting Mrs. II. B. Hogeboom, and for
Miss Eloise Green of Mississippi.
About twenty guests attended the
| party.
| Mrs. Green will give a card party
Friday afternoon OF next week.
= =
| The Social Service club will have a
meeting Monday OF next week at the
home of Miss Ellie Dean. 1889 West
| ern avenue.
! A beautiful bunch of American
Beauty roses at the offices Of the War
rem M. Crosby Co. is q yearly indica-
ton that the twentieth of January
has arrived. This date happens to be
the birthday anniversary Of Mr.. w.
w. Whitney, the general manager Of
that store, and ii has been the custom
for the employees to remember him in
this way every year. the roses this
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-01-22

Mrs. Charles Wesley Kouns. Miss
nellie Kouns and Miss Sara Kouns are
issuing cards for reception they will
give Thursday afternoon, January %.
from 3 to o'clock. The party will be
one of the large and important social
events of next week.
Two out-of-town guests who will at
tend the party are: Mrs. Herbert
Hodge of Abilene and Mrs. Arson
r rbaugh of Wichita, who will come
to Topeka for the meeting of the Wom-
ans Kansas Day club. and will be
house guests of Mrs. Kouns.
= = .
Mrs. c. W. Kouns and Miss Nellie
kouns and Miss Sara Kouns enter
tanned a few friends this afternoon at
an informal English tea for Mr.. and
Mrs. George Arliss and Miss Margaret
Dale. Mr.. Arliss is the celebrated
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-01-22

Jefferson City, Mo-, a good many years
ago. and was educated in Washburn
college. After finishing college. he en-
tered the Bank of Topeka as books
keeper, and was promoted to the POI
sition of exchange teller. While he
was on vacation trip to Montana. he
was offered a position with the North
western National bank of Great Falls
A short time ago he interested other
banking and business men of his state.
and founded the bank of which he is
now president. He is also president of
the Great Falls park board, and has
been active in developing the park sys-
tenn of this city. He has extensive land
holdings in the west. The Topeka peo-
pie who were his friends when he made
his home here, will be glad to know Of
his success.
Mr.. Lescher is the son Of Mr.. T. H.
Lescher Of 920 Monroe. Topeka. The
family is an old one in Topeka, and
is well known here. Mr.. Lescher went
west some years ago and took a po-
sition with the Ford bank, and until
recently was with that bank as assist
ant cashier, since 1907. He leaves 1t to
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-01-22

eccoPt tne poeat5on OF cashier wien the
new bank
=
reception will be given Monday
afternoon. January -. by tho Good
Government club for the wives OF tho
legislators. The party will be given
IN Memorial Hall. and the hours viii
be from 2:30 to $40. No written In
vitations are issued. and the invita-
ton to the Out-of-t0wn women will be
announced from the speakers desk In
the mousse of Representatives. and the
presidents chair in the senate. All
the members of the Good Government
club are invited to attend.
The officers OF the club will receive.
and they will be assisted by other
members. During the afternoon Mr..
William Connelle- will talk briefly ON
the busine SIS side Of the work Of the
State Historical society, and Miss
Clara Francis will speak on the work
of the women and what they have
been a. !e to do to further the pur-
poses OF the ctety.
One may wear this winter any sort
of coat that becomes the figure-ex-
cept the coat that is wrapped closely
at the knees: that coat is hopelessly
passe- Here is a very correct winter
tailleur-one with very short coat.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-01-22

English actor. who appears tonight in
"Disraeh' at the Grand theater, and
Miss Dale is a member Of the COM
pany. Mrs Kouns is a personal friend
of Mr.. and Mrs. Arliss, having known
them a number of years.
A guest day meeting of Western So
rosis will be held Saturday afternoon,
January 80, with Mrs. F. w. Watson.
The members and their guests are
asked to arrive for the meeting at 2
o'clock in the afternoon, and the pro-
gram will besi- promptly at 2:30.
The Great rails Daily Tribune of
Great Falls, Mont. contains a full
page account of new bank in that
city, with which two former Topeka
men are connected in an official ca
pacity. and the notice is of interest to
their friends in this city.
The president and founder of the
American Bank and Trust company.
new institution in Great Falls, is
Mr.. r. P. Reckards, and the cashier is
Mr.. Herman G. Lescher.
Mr. Richards came to Topeka from
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-01-22
BUILDS UP THE THIN ANDwEAK
Sam0se Makes Thin People Fat, or
Geo. w. Stansffeld VIII Return
Money.

In Samose are combined hesh-giving
food elements that soon produces q
steady and noticeable gain in flesh.
Taken after meals. Samose mingles
with the food and causes it to be as
simulated SO that the fat producing eIe-
mente are retained in the system and
you will soon get good flesh. steady
nerves and a healthy body.
Geo. w. Stansfleld has seen such re-
markable results following the use Of
Samose that he Offers to pay for the
treatment II it does not make thin peo-
pie plump and rosy.
You run no risk whatever in buying
Samose; it il q true flesh forming food
and IL sold under the guarantee Of one
Of the most reputable business houses
In Topeka to refund the money II It
does not give scOmplete oaftsfactfon-
Sent pnatnaid On receipt Of price, soc-
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-16
@ona 9ooc a%bbernfen.
|5ran Mnna ma.tbil6u g 0 r.
6ennrpn

|5rau Mnno 90 atbiI6a g 0 r.
Dengren.
Nab langem &ranfenloger lit Dor
geltern NadJmittog INN bier l1br 6raal
Nnma Wotbilba Noroengren, einc Re.
fan1te Gapenporteril1, i'm Seine BOZ,
Sobn grifion in Der NGbe bon 1op.
Tor Gi6ge I'M Sitter bon al SsSabren
lln6 eil,em Monat geltorben.
Die @eritorbene mur0c arn 81.
Mllgnit 1874 in 5dymeoen geborer1
1lno fam i'm Sabre 1893 NIT ibre1
|Gltern, 6errn l1,0 6rau 81. g. 2in6.
1trom, nod Davenport. s(m 6. st.
tober 1899 Derbetratbete lie ii9 in
aanias Gitp nit 9errn 6reo Mor6cl1,
gren l1to fam gIeid barollf nod Da-
.benport, mo iie Bis at ibrem 2ebeng.
e1oe tpobnte. MuBer ibren1 @atten
miro lie iiberlebt bon afpei Sobren,
6rebcrid uno StonleD, 1lno einer
5ohter, Cora, oQe BON 0apenport,
lomie bon ibren gltern in 2pnn Gen.
ter, ST., l1n0 flint @riiocirn ll1o 5spei
'Sdmeltern.
Iie @eer0igung finoet am Sreitag
%9eadymittag I'M 5apei l1br bonn 5rau.
er6mlie, go. III Dit 10. Strabc aus
init ei1em Graliergottcsbienit Inn
.2:45 ll6r in Ser 5dme6ilden 8ap,
5tiitcnfird}e on ser Slt 6. 5troBe unb
@rdno Mpenue allf Dem 9afoale
'6rieobof itatt.
+ + a S. @rigbt.
Martba S. @rigbt, better ulltcr
benz Banner, uMlntic @rigbt" be.
FAINT, lit ON M1ontag I'M Seine ibrer
alteiten Sod)ter, 5rau MorD Mer.
dant 81 Agra, OIL, geitorben. Die
8erltorbene muroe am 2. Septcnber
1887 in 6arminston, See, gebore,,
nno fan1 in ir1rgen Sssobren nod On
pel1port, no lie iiber 40 Sabre &C.
mobnt fat. lleber 35 Sabre NOR iie
als &rar1fenldJmeltcr IN Davenport
tbdtig. oils Tie Dor eff sNabren 81
fra11feln begat,1, begob iie iid nit
Tibren beioen God)tern nod Dflu.
bona.
Sic miro iiberlebt bon bier SI-
1er1, bier 5odtern, 26 @nfelfinocr,,
.uno IS ltrenfelfinoern. @emdB If.
res bor Dem 1obe al,sgelprodenen
@unides miro Sic @%crltorbcne III
Sfla6rmo beerbigt mcrbcn,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-16
g ofaIe s.
MmS benz 0eridt.

Mid)ter 2etts bat Dorotbp 81. Qetpis
Die Sdcioun9 bon ibrem Monn ssob1,.
s. 2elpts %5ugeiprod9en. Die alage.
rim mar 0urb Mnnpalt g. 6. Marjban
bertretcn.
Ole american @ypreB Company
mo Die llniteo States grpreb Com
pa11p, tpelhe III elmer bon &. @idter.
& Cons an6eitrengten alage als 8e-
flagte aenannt mi,rocn, baben porge.
lterl1 Nadmittag orr9 Sic Mrtpalte
@ollinger rno 9Iof 9%erufnng beim
Sber.Staats9erid)t ei1tlcgen lolien.
Ser 5dllBberid)t bon Mobert gen-
nemie, Observation-Disclosures Der
ytablaiienidaft bon 2onis genncrpib,
|ilt our6 Mnapalt @enrp @oumer bin.
terlegt un6 tour1 Midter Barter out
gebeiBen sporben. Der S6IuBberid)t
bon 2ouis Treoe, 9eItamcntspoaltre-
der Der Nadlaiienidoft Don SSoadin,
Is. S6roeoer, lit onrd) Midter gar.
fer g%l1tge6eiBen norben.
Ser SOL bon Subn S. NbiIibert
ge9en Midnel &enneop lit suriidqc.
5oeet morocn. Mmualt lit g. $.
SSubgc.
Der 6oa bon e. 6. Cline qeqer,
Die S1Oeperoel,t Ml,to ulr0 Mepair
COMPANY lit gen1ab elmer bon sl1,.
fDalt @illiam 6ocrid1 hintcr(pntpn
gsoti5 3lriidae5o9en moroel,.
9as Teitantent bon silas Sopfins
tpuroe geltern binterlegt. Gum Sc
ltan1eptsbolitreder puroe emil gerg
.IIernannt. Gus 0of1mett tpuroe an,
10. Mpril 1916 a,,sgeltcllt.
Dorotbp 6olit, Geitamentspoll.
itrederin Ser Madlai1enidait bon
Nl,ergen @uIit Fat bur6 Mnmoft s.
20. Sanlep Sen '5bInBbcridt butter.
legen lalien, tpeld)er bonn @eridt out.
ge6eiBcn m1,rbe.
Ser .sdlub6eridt bon sso6n s.
Tries, 8ormun0 nol, @liie 6ries, iii
bnrh bic Nnpalte Clip un6 8uib FIN.
terlegt unto ertaebeiBcn moroen.
81. q. Shirt uno S. Bennett
Smith, Grl,ltees unter Sem Gclta.
ment bon MSarp s. 5nitb, baben
onrd Nmpalt S. q. @o,1lep sen er.
item 9eridt binterleaen laiien, ser
pom @eridt gl,taebeiBen tpllroe.
IS. &C. G%bomplon, @cflogter in Ell.
11er bon Ser sStterltote Materiol
Gonlpanp argeltrenaten @lage, fat
ol1r6 Die Mnhpdlte Gb1ene,l un6 5bo.
rep cine Mnttport auf sic Mageid)rift
'binterlegen lailcn.
Ser TaI1 bon Gid uno Matb ge.
gen 6. 9. uno Gillian Mprrotp lit gu.
riidgesogen moroen. Glp u16 8uih
liinb sic MntpGlte.
Gin @eiu6 I'M Mllsiteal1ng eines
Writ of Mttadrment" gum 9etroqe
bon $371.S7 lit burd sic MnapdIte
@oof nno 8ol1,fi fir sic Ballard
Drna uno Mcntal 60. 1lno gegen 81.
9. Dcoge geIteIt apor0en.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-16

Sn Ser @odidplle mr,roe oorgeltern
cine @anoarbeits -&lalle fir bic Mao-
den eroffnet inter 2eitl,ng bon SRI.
gerna Mifih als 2ebrerin.
Der ia6rlide Tel,erperhiitltngstag
in Ser Staot an 8. 9ftober Be-
.gangen speroen. 1ie Sd1,llcbrer lit
SEN Sd)ulen 1peroen bic ainoer alif
oie @eoeutl,ng 0ieies Cages aufmerf.
lam MAIDEN.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-16
German Trust Company

Graanifirt nnter ben ecfesen bon Soma. su
9abenport, Seott County, beim gbidIub Tires
Grftat.et an ben staats Mnbitor na@ Dor.
fbrtft bcs 8eickes.
gutbnbtn.
@onbs unb anberer
e6uIobefenntniife.
bon Der 8anf tptrt'
s Set ss'i ser mor,ta,oae: ''-00'00
llnIeiben. nirtIin bon y, j.
Der Iruft . Gompngnie
aeeignet uno beponirt
nit 1ruftees 5nr al.
terbeit bon 9ebens
@etrae beponirt auf
gi6t bel anberen aab.
mnesfdbiecr Narien 61,ss7.t5
Sue bon Suubrptrllits 4t9.12
zotol at1cts l2s1.331.27
setrna bes tn saar
einae5abIten @runb.
9etraa bon aus
%itebeuSen 2ebenture
Sue I. bon .unoroarufts Is, 1iI.9S
slnhere 8rotite no@
Gb5ug Der slusga'
ben -. $500. 3e,Ote.52
0efommt /. gerbinb.
State Of syoipn.
Geptt Count. ss.
@ir, gbae. q. IpB. Irdftbent unb Otto
efiede, eefretdr Der obieer 1ruft Gompanp. be.
tttp5ren teierli@. bob Der ottee gert0t bon.
fdnbig eetreu unb rtdtig III. mad unierem
beften @iffen unb elauben. iopie. bob bic
angetlbrten Qlffets bona fioe oaS Gtgenttun
Der befaeten 1ruft Gompunb nnb nnb bab ietn
1beiI ~berfeIben beIaeter 1ruit COMPANY as
Iieber ODER boreefnoNen sporben NOR. bdnti
fe %oenfeIben OILS einen 1tetI ibrer HnetS auk
ueifen m68te.
Gbas. q. gpA, HrdRbert.
I 6ttp Ntede, Seirettr.
t~lnterf6rteben unb bef9poren Dor MIR bnr8
Gbas. 81. Sos ltllo Otto Riebe an oiefent 10.
Sage ocs Itonuts September 1915.
Otto q. Sage,
peffentIi2er Notar In unb fit eeott Counts.
(SieeeI.)
Beftdtiat bird: n
8. .. setfiert, (StegeI)
:. u. WtnrpbH,
9ireftoren.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-16
Scenes aus MustQtine

Die fpIaenoeu 6dlle tperoen BEL
gr0finung oes September- Sermi,ts
bes @iitriftgerid)ts perbanoelt mcr.
ben:
StroNneier gegel1 @l,tton & Sol.
Inns.
@eribep State @anf oesen Mllsca-
tine 9tprtb ans Solltb Rp.
9olt Msfg. So. geaen Msurpb &
@files II. u.
Gmm eegen Suffer.
6rcperm1ltb geqen NtiI1er.
Sbomaiion gegen 9oblina.
. .
NS. .. Meioig, Gin 1anei1briger
@eid)aftsmam 1r1b Stabtbeamter
bon N%hlscati1e, lit oorseitern @benO
i'm Seim leincs Sobnes S. q. 9sei-
oig, 701 meltlide 9ritte StraBe, I'M
'ho5clt Sitter bon 50 Sobren 9eitor.
ben. gseioia itarb nod mcbrpod)i-
gem l1nmobllein l,nb ipe5ieu on Il.
tersidnpdde. Ger 8erltorbene mar
ein ginmobner bon M,,scotine lett
iiber 66 Sabreu nnb auar iii Sc.
tid)1ftsfreiicn ioapbl mie in Eripat4
.freilen moblbefonnt 1no 9cad)tet. gr
mllroe an t2. Mars 1888 i'm Staate
Morylano geboren nn6 fam init Sen
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-16

gsobember finoet ei1,e Nriifltng ltatt
fir 2ebrlinge I'M Srbinan5=1eparte-
mert. @elud)e miiIlen cingereidt
|1perbel1 an Sen Scfretar bes Z. @i-
bill Serpice 1iitrtct, Is. 5loor oes
6eoeral @eba1oes: gbicaso.
@e terri Mbeno nuroen in Sort
9pron @crr Clarence 2onlb 1rnb SRI.
Margllerite Sdnefer int &eim Der
gltern ser 9ral1t, @err lno 5rull
|Sam1el Sdaefer, nerbeiratbet. Die
NeupermafIte11 meroen it6 nad) elmer
6od5eitsreile nod Dem @elten in
Sort Bpron bdlslid nieoerlaiien.
Ser grd1,tigam betreibt ein @roeerps
geifaft III Sort @gron.
6rou Giloa Marie England lit
porgcI terri int ibrem SCENT S42 is.
Mbenue, nod LANCER &ranfbeit I'M
Sitter bon SO Sabren %geltorben. Die
6rnlt apl,rbe nab bem Ip0e ibrer
Sou)IeE SluluH DOL elHeHt SuDI iIultl
unb muroe int Mea,at Meai nod 93o-
DIETER, Msinn., gebradt, no lie it'd Ct.
rer Speration nnter5pg. Sic febrte
barauf anid}eiteno geil110 5ltriid,
bod ml1rbe lie Dor 6rei Moden ernit-
lid fronf u1b bat lie 1idy bon 0ieier
&rnnfbcit nid)t iuieoer er6olt. Die
@erltorbene, aeb. Ioriell, muroe an1
10. Mllgl1lt 1862 III Sdppcoen gebo=
rem 1in6 fam int Sabre 1889 nod
|! Mmerifa 1l1r0 eleid nod 0eplinc, Ser
ieitberigen Seimnth. SIM Sabre
1894 pe%rbciratbete lie iih nit @uit.
W. England, Den Tie febit bier Sim.
(0ern binterldBt. Die Meeroigr11g fin.
oet m%abridein1id morgen auf oen1
&iperli6e 6rie6bof 1tott.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-16
Neuts auS Molint.

Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bon gait
MoItne biclt porgeiterl1 cine regels
mabige G~eriammIl1nginb ur6 nabm
Sic @eiignattm bon Srau 3. 8. @a-
oermole als 'Sefretdrin OH. SIN if.
rer Ste0e ml1roe 6rau 81. 81. 8olep
ernantt. Jrau @npernale lit nad)
.@bicago abgereilt, 1,1tt bon BORT aus
alS Minionarin ltad) Sapan 5l geben.
Sbr Battc, 9a1tor 9apermale, mar
Cecil rger aber golt Mo-
line Metbooiitenfirde. @r gebt eben-
fals nod Sapa'r.
$. &obert Murnton, eir1 apobIbe-
fainter ginapobner bon Mpline, lit
tab LANCER &ranfbeit an Scr 2l,l1-
genent5iir0u11g III Mof Sslano ee-
itorben. @r ml,roe bier am II. Mpril
geboren l111o nerbeirotbete 1id)
ont 1. 6ebrl1ar 1900. ,Geine 6rolt
lit ibm Dor reu11 Sabren inn Tpbe Dor.
angegangcn. Gr %binterlaBt smei
Godter, Sic Mllttcr rrnb mebrere
@riiOer nn0 5dpueltern. Die @eerOi-
gl1rg finoet morgen ltatt.
Mit sen grbarbeiten fir SOS 11el,e
9odNdulgeba1,oc in GaitDfoIine mlr-
ben geitern Morgen begonnen. Ser
@nlplas auf bem 10. Straben Sit
gel foltet $4,000, mabrerb bas &C.
banoe lelblt $4,000 folten miro. Bel
Der lebte,t Spe5ialpabl ,puroe oie
8allIu1nme brrb Bombs iid)ergeltellt.
Mlun bofft bas @ebal,oe Mnfangs
ltGd)lte,t Sabres fertiggeiteut gu ia.
Bet.
Gait Wtpline erbalt pom 1. 9eonem.
Der oieles Sa5rcs at freie Noitablie,
fcrl11g. 8rieftrdeer aperoen ipater.
bin erl1annt aueroen.
9err 81. &alls bat ieinen 2eibitan
an ser d. Strabe nn1o 13. Mpcmtc fir
Sic Sunmc bon $4,000 OF o. 80.
Mbclms unb SRI. Charlotte 5tot-
metiter berfauft, sic oas 8eb1l1be in
cine Garage a,manoern nnb oils ioldlc
in Submit betreiben aperoen. SEER
&aus Dot Dos 2eiGitallgcid)dit lett
iiber 25 Sabren bctriehet1 ul10 miro
lid iett 5llr @ltbe leten,
Ger MpIine Commercial Club belt
porgeitern Mbenb cine @%erlonmllrna
ab nro erapabltc 2eonarO 9epbllrn
als &oriiser 0es &oanites fir Oie Der.
ldieoenel ltnterhaltllngen 1pabrelH
bes fomn1enben Minters. Sbm mllr'
De bonn &lllb cine beitimmte Sumc
5llerfan1t fir M,,sgaben Ser s1 Der
anltaltenoem llntcrbaltungcn unI
@%erimml'nee'r.
Die @unbessipiloicnlt : aommii.
iion miro an1 8. Oftpber cine 9Srii'
lung fir Maldinenihreibcr inn Or
oinanssG eportcment altf Dem Sod
Sslono Mrlenal ab6altcn. Gus So
lair betragt 5000 per Sabr. @m 10
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-16

gltern I'M Sabre 1S49 nod} Soma
unb balo barauf l1ad Mllscatine, Ser
ieitberige,1 Sein1atb. Sein 8ater
ltarb bier inn suter bon 81 Sabre1,.
Der @eritorbere be%rbeiratbete 1id}
bier I'M Sabre 1858, bod) lit ieine
6rall bier i'm Sabre 1908 geltprber1,
@on sen bier ser 6anliIie geborcnen
airoer1 lit nl1r ein Spbn, Sronf 81.
Meioig, a1 leben. Die 9ecroigl1ng
finoet spobrideinlih beute itatt.
Senrp Sdp1lt, ein l%angidbrieer
1tno gendtcter oe1tider ginmof1cr
Ser Stoot, lit porgeltern Moraen i'm
5eim ieincs Subnes II. S. Sdyuls,
sol Ml1lberrp Mpenlle, nod longerer
&ranfbeit I'M Glitter ppn so Sabren
%geltprbelt. gr mlroe in 9eutid)lano
gcboren uno fant i'm Sitter bon 80
Sabren ms 2onb unb balls oorallf
nod Wl,scotine. Mllber be111 gel1an1,
ten Sobn binterlaBt err bier feline
naberen @ermonbten. Die geeroi.
-alrng firtoet berte Nad}mittog pom
Graucrbmtle aus ol,f Dem Greet
MOOD 6rieobof itatt.
3ie Ml,ller NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
belt porgeltern 9ead}mittag cine Ser
iam1llng- nb utO erpdblte bie fol.
genoen gfbliothefarc:
GIen 8. Stpder, 9tbliotbefarin.
Meaie 6. Sappcr, i. @ehiilfin.
Coma @iesler, 9. 8ebiilitn.
Marp Mltnroe, 3. 8ebiilfin.
Haitpr s. @oefner belt am 5onn-
tag BEL Bent Miiiiiunsfelt IN Meonticel-
10 Die 6eltpreoigt.
Der ltclerpflidtige @ertb t0es 81
gentblms BON Df11scatine Gountp
miro ol1f $9,S6S,025 ongegeben, Els
ma 100000 mebr lpie Dor bier
Sabren. Die Sl1mlnc oertbeilt lid)
|apie folgt: 26nbereien $5,246,5t5;
@aupldte 50, 1876, TAO; Nerionlihcs
eiscntbum s2,425,77o.
&aitor 8. 6. @ettelfamp BOZ, Ser
beutld)cn acknowledgements miro
fir bos fommenOe Sahr micOerl1m Sic
@emeinoe p%criorgen. Dies tpllroe ol,f
Der Spnooalfonferetl5 in 4efin, 81.
q
Sbre11 redten Nrn gebrod,en bat
Dor einigen Saaen Srol1 Mlguita
|Streler an Ser gnans 5trabe mubn-
baft, als iie ourd %fallenocn Nflalter
bon Ser 0ede al,fgeldredt ml1roe
lno aus Bent 8ett ltiir5te. Or. 6.
G. SSltlliom 11abm sic @erleste in 9e-
banblung.
Sci elmer 0lrdbrennerci borge'
itern Morgen ipl,roen grn1ice 8o1pie r
un0 Treo 5attertbamite bon 8loom-
ingtm Sopni6ip, Sd}iiler Ser Sod-
ldule alf ioas StraBenpflnlter oil
ser Ml,lberrp Ipenuc gelporfer nn0
idmer5lid perlest. Ger 8llaap mrr-
&c falt g1nalib bemolirt. Or. Oil.
Der 1,agm Sic 8crlesten III @ebanO.