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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-12
Mimle6a5q, 0as miloe Ma0-
d}en, int @n5ar Ser 0al1ild)el1 @rii=
oeridafts6alle bcltte ll1t0 morge11.
9(1ts sem Ncridlt.


Midter 2etts bat Sen Sblnbberid)t
bon I6pn1os q. gbanolcr, Icita-
mel1tspolll Oer<Nahlallenidaft
BON Wargaret q. GbanOler, gutge=
beiBel1. Ser @erid)t mltrbe bon Sen
N1npalten Scott lll10 Scott bi1ter=
legi.
Der ShlltBbcri6t bon Irouf 5.
2enogba11 Ieltal11el1tsppll ltrecfer Ser
9eadlalieni daft bon SStlia &err, lit
oltr6 0ie Mlmdlte Scott ullb Scott
billterlegt l1no %gl1tgebeiBen moroe11.
S11 Dem SSaQ Don Mrd)ie @ogller
gegen Sob11 81. ll1t6 sSerone 9lltd)er
lit gelterr bon oem &ldaer ollrd sic
%sln1pdlte @. 6. 9laen utto 81. 81. 93ep=
nolOS bon Nod SsIaro ltn0 Carroll
G'ros. ln0 s. s[. @anlep Don 3uoen=
port @erufung ei1gelegt poroen.
Gidter 2etts fat @illiam @eirid
Bic SdJeioutg bon leiner 1Srol1, SOAR
garet 8eirilf, eelpa6rt. slud muroe
oen al6ger bie Sbbl1t iiber ~leiltel1
lsobn, 3aniel 8eirid, 5l1gelproden.
Der &lager lpar bl1rh 9rtpalt Carl
IS. 2anlbod l1nb sic 8eflagte bltrd
Nnpalt Otis @ilbred)t bertreten.
Gle 9tortb &arriion Irl1it nni
Sapillos 9a1lf fat bl1rdy bic 9(rmaltl
Carroll 8rps. cine @edyelidulo I'M
gctrage bon $S16.O5 bon g. s. Seic
ltno Is. IS. Cline einflagen %lallen.
Sine 5ppotbefenflagc lit bon 6
Samo1m ourd M11npnlt 81. 8. G6e
sem gegen Glen lttr6 Sapen @ol6er
%a1l6angig gea11adt porben.
@. s. Seal bot bl1r6 g(napalt S
sc. 5o1lep cine Sd,ei0ul1gsflage &c
gen ieine 6ral1 mcget g6ebruds on
itrengea lallen. Gas Gaar berbci
rat6ete iib nod Ser Glageidrift on
I27. 3e5enlter 1904 in 2ehol1olr
Cent, uno la6te bis gum 19. 9eopenl
Der 1915 5%ulalnnten.
Ser SdlllBberi6t bon g.. $
SapeeneD, Gorlul11b bon IapiO 80
Smeenep, lit bltrd Ml11palt Mll0ren
8. gl'e5enl binterlest llnD glltgebei
ben morbe1.
Midter 2etts Ibdt Sen Sdll1bbc
ridt BON 5bprlas ultb Sobn S. SEQ
ritan, 5eltun1entspouitrefern De
9toflaiienidaft bon MarD Chairman
g%rtgebeibe1. M11malt Der glraelegel1
beit lit s. s. Sad. Cine alage gun
9etrage bon $S7 tpegel &ontraft
brlldes lit BON g. @oroon geger1 81
8geai Mnlos Congregation ollrdy On
malt Otis @ilbreb erbp6el1 moroer
Or. gafer, 8aEnar3t, Mbitafe
H11iIninn. Wna.l
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-12
8. Sal6jabrlidJcs apn5crt.
Ges Observation-Disclosures sum ger1e.
ifs oes @flniffonos Ser Sod=
ldulc.

Sir oas am 9ienstag, Sen IA. De
5e1lber,' ongelette l1ellnte bolbidbrli-
d)e aon5art sum Genefi5 oes M1liif=
Scr &odidule in Ser s(ltla ser
Sod}ldlllc lit folgenoes Grogramn
oltfgelteM moroen:
|. Marid @6iltling sSobl1. Slider
2. Meloole in S Nllbenitein
Sr1elter.
3. a. @onoerer's Nisbt Song /.
/. . Gl1benlteir
By Greeting Men0elsIobn
girls' gIee Glllb.
a. iolin=Splo Gabatine Nqff
Irl. Srel1e @ilbert.
8. gofalsSolo I6e 2oper's Song
Slep Speafs
Sri. 2ol1iia Groof.
9. Nlon97solo - 6relll0e 9ramo-
Sri. 9}adel Dmire.
z. o) Iar Mlpap IN tbe Sol1tb
81 I Ioait 1lrncal
@rpps' @lee Club.
g. @6ispcri1tg gree5es . 5dNtber
@elniidter G6or.
-. 8rollo Selection aus 6allit
8ounoi
Srdelter.
allno een1ltc, SsSrclle aier - Gia
%l1iltlllncn; gr1lt Otto ~ Iiraftor
@er1or0 @ronnlid @eiddftsfii6
rer.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-12
9c1tldlcs Shcatcr.

Gll0li6 apic0er ell 0elttlher Cleo
ter=slbcnb, enblid mai mieocr @ele=
genbeit, eillige g~enllBrcidp Stl1noen
81 perbril1gen. Gin guns beImoerer
.@enllB lpa inns hellte geboten lperoel1.
81. Sfp1pranpd's Golfsltilef uSSl11
Iorl tba1ie". Iieier alltor, 0cliell
|idlihte m~lbeinlellloc 9lrt es lit,
cdlte Gbaraftere SIT idaffen, fat bas
5er5 ol1f Dem redbten 1Slef. gr per=
ltebt 6, &onflifte 81 ldaffen uno lie
el1ger llllo cllger ST lpol1llcll. gtie
perliert er Ben 6ooell ltl,o meiB il1z
nler Sen ¬en 5u red)tcr 3eit 5lt
loiell. Gr lit eln Del1tidcr Mal1n,
Der 6eute i'm @ol1ptQllortier oes Sat
lerS oils mllitdrild1er geridter itatter
ar6eitet. Sn oielem Golfsltiid bot
CT lelblt eil1 Stiff ieincs 2ebers &C.
ldiloert ln0 er fat cine Dabre 9ege=
benbeit gum W}ittclpltnft lei1es User
fes gcrnaht. ST hot inter oieien ci=
lerllen INSTRUMENTATION lunge Sobre
gelcbt, bot inter ibllen ieil1e Stl1oiel1
gemadt lt1o Tie 5l1 Yapier ge6raht.
Grit lebten Mittnoh tit oieles Stiid
anl DeutiGen Ibeoter in W5illparfce
gelplelt moroen ulb fut einen 0urd)=
i%dJlaacn0en grfolg crrlr1gel1.- 9(l1d,
bier lit bic geleeltng Ser 9nolel1 eille
crltflalIige. &l1rt @orib lpielt sic
5allptrollc 1l1o fiibrt sic Megie, cir
gelpeis n1ebr, BOP Sites mie an
SdarlrdJen geben miro. 9tiemanl
'ollte cs peridumen, 1id oiele gorltel
lung ml5uicben.
Sic 9%eleta1ng lit fnlgcl1oe:
). Spuloing, GepierforIter &llrt @orit
Gpa, leine Jrall . 2pllile griicfne.
Mil1clm Millp Mtii6lbol
slllton Oscar Soffn1anl
+, Miarie W3artbn @al1sber(
3cren &irl0cr.
, &el6falnies, @lltsbclibcr
@einrih 9oijmcnfel
N1u1a, icille 5od)ter W5ar9. goral
3iellnmnn, Silfsjager s. griifne
g1dbol5, Sol5bmler s. &r0ge
Die alte gilltidfprre 9lnlp @eroe
Srt Der Sanollng: Sin ~Sorit6aus il
SitprenBel.
Splelleitl1ng: allrt @orik.
I. Or. 9ape, 3abnar3t, 5ecurit
tAiloing. (Mna.l :.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-12
@p,m Spoe abbcrufcu.
9 II c.

Trarces Stone lit prgeiter1 I'M
@einn ibres Sdma9crs, S. g. Slice
ppn geo. ia Dit IA. Strabe ltad)
ilbcr 5lueiiabrigel1 2cioen gel torben
Sic gerltorbene lpl1roe I'M Sabre
1915 in Stron9nille, >, gcborel1
lllo fam NIT oen glterll il1 Su6re
1856 nod Sonia. Sic Iamilie lieb
|ltdl ill @elt 9ibertD nicoer. SIM Sob
re 1891 FAM 6rdl,lein Stone nod
1upenport nmo-5og 5ll ibrcr Sdme=
lter, Traa S. 9. Mite, Die Dor n1eb=
reren Sagrel geltorben lit. Sic Ser
%1torbelle miro iiberlebt pnn Sem
Sdnpager, eiltelll 9tcliell ltltN elmer
Mid1tc.
Die @eeroiallng miro bellte Nadp=
mittug INN 5luei l1br bonn Ster6eball=
lie aus altf Bent Safoalc Srieobof
ltattfinoen.
SOB 81. @entlcr..
Scrr sSpbl1 al. @cltler, Elm otter
lllo bcfarl1ter gjlnpabner bon Scott
|@plnttp, int porgcltcr1 Mbello ltnl
$40 llbr ill leiltemr 'Seiln OF Der Ser
leD 6ibgc Goao I'M Sitter bon 70 Sol=
rell, s Monaten nno 13 Sagell gcitor-
ben. Scr @crlturbenc pllroe aln 81.
Wear5 1913 1T 1eutlhlal1o gcborcn.
|Seit AZ Sabren lat Scr Gerltprbcl1c
III Gaocnpnrt gelpnbllt. Mebrcre Sdb=
re arbeitete er fir Die Hod Sslano
@ubngeleltidaft. Gr miro iiberlc6t
bon ieincr @attilr, Maoeline, 1lellrl
&iloern, @enrp, Solcl1h @ilIia1l,
Ireo s., Glora, Charles l1lro sllop=
lilts CON Davenport, ISralt s. @olte
bon Sort Maoilpn, SSSa., nr0 5Srmt s.
sSrabm bon Glilltcll, sSSa., ltno eincm
gruber Tranf bon Salt Sral1ciscp,
Sal.
Die Gee roigltllg miro am Mol,,
tag Moraen Inn SIS llbr NIT eil1en1
SrauergottesoienIt III Ser St.Solelb's
Stride alrf Dem @olp 6an1ilD Srie0=
|bof itattfin0en.
Sr1eOa soc ppner.
SIM Sitter bon 80 sSabrel1 llllo leds
Mnnaten lit gelterll Mittag 6raltlcill
Irlcna Speppl1er int Seine ibrer
sdrpelter1 Srau 2clla "Trip pon geo.
1919 @arris StraBe, nod ldngcren1
&%rol1fenloger aeltorben. Sic Ser
%itorbene ap1r0e ON II. Stunt 1886 in
@lrltpille, So, gcbprc1 ltl10 fam boz
20 Sobrel1 nadN3 Davenport, mo lie
letter gelpobllt 5bat. Sic miro ii6er=
lcbt BON ibren Glterl1, @errll Inns
Iralt Spbl1 S. @ocppner, elmer
sdapelter, 5ralt 2cYla "Trip l1lo CT
11en1 grl1Der, @iaiam 6. Spcpprcr
Die 9cerOigltilg miro ont Iienstae
9ladrmittag I'M 5mci l1br bonn 5ter.
bebanlc aus atf oenl 6nirlnonl.
Jrieobof ltattfirlhau.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-12
,Subn 81. McStccm cr1icgt Sdlag=
.anfaQ.

gillenr gdlagmfqll lit aeltern
9eadjmittug Inn 2:10. l1br SEER Sobn
81. McSteel1, eil1 friiberer gtaotclerf
bon 3abenport, III leil1em Seim III
SEQ. 421 @eit 6. StraBe i'm SITTER
DON "a ssabren erlegelt.
SEER McSteen erlitt borgel terri
slbero beinl 8ell16 eines @anOel6ilz
0ertbeaters on Ser A. ltno 8raop Str.
eillelt g9logal1fall, bon Oeln ct iid}
11i6t mieoer erbolte.
Ser @erltorbel1e m1rbe am Is. St=
Ii 1871 in 4itts6llrg, 4a., geborell
ltlrb fam Dor pier5ig Sabren nod 3a=
penport. gpr 45 Subren nerbeira=
tbete er iid in 2ong 8roDe, Sa., init
6ral1leil1 @li5obetb 2lopb. Ser Ser
ltorbene miro iiberlebt bon flint &i,1=
bern: 6lorence bo11 3npenport, Strait
6.Gonrob BON Iairbl1rD, 9eebr., Saul
BON 311bltqlle, s@blparO BON ct.
SSnrtes, Milm1., l1llo S. N. Mc5teeu
Don &a11las Gitp.
Sur Sabre 1879 murbe @err SEC
lSteelt 5lln Staotclerf bon Davenport
1ln6 l1nperbeirat6et lit leitete Biz
IBIS gum Sabre 1889.
Die Beeroigl111g miro arr W}ontal
Morgen ll1lt 1tel1l1 l1br bonn Irolter:
banie init eincnl Irnltcrgottesbienl
III Ser ct. 9(ntbonD's Stride itattfin
ben. 1ie Tor1ilie erll16t, feline 8l1t
men 81 iiber ie1oen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-12
@rp6e Spcr.
Sun Garlu @ranb Opera Gumpanp uiro Gnoc bes Mpnats pmr Spcrn
smr 9lnffIgrnng Irnngcn.


llntcr Sen Mltlpi5iq1 Ser Sri=Gitp
Mltiical M~liociatio1 lpcroen arl 80.
nll0 30. Ie5cnther bier 9pern Don
Ser Sau Carlo @rallo Opera Cont
PAM III Davenport, Gud Sslano uno
0ioline 5l1r guffilbrlll1g gclan9cll.
0apcnport miro am Mittpod in
5pci @od)en Die Gper sliOa Don Ser
81 inl Curtis Spernballse lehelt, onl
naditcn Gage folgt 9SadJmittags Die
9luffii5rltng Don 81 @osliacci nno
|Gapalleria Mlliticol1a inn Slllnois
Sbeatcr SIT 9}od Sslato l1llO o1n
Gmu1crstag Nber1o Bic Mllffiibrltng
ron 21tcia 81 2annalern1oor inn MSo=
fine 1bcater.
Iie Iri=Gitp Mfltiical 9lilociatiolt
|pfferirt mini 500 Mbunl1en1entslibe,
Sic filr ie orci Site III irgerlO elmer
Scr Gorfiibrumgel1 gut iil1o pber oie
fiir aQe Drci Gorfilbrlltgel1 perlpallot
merocu fDll1ell. Ser Hreis eil1cs
lold}ell announcements iitcs betra9t
$500. IS iillo Die bclten Sibc I'M
oen @altIern fir oieiell 3lnccf refer
Dirt. Sic Sibc meroen al Ser &alie
81 $500 oos Stiitf nerfm1ft, ipoaB
Elm Nbonnel1t BON brei Sisen poer fit
orei Gprltelllmgen fiir icoen Sit
$500 eripnrt. Ger Gerfaltf Ser
Mbpl1llcrlclltsfartel1 miro salr font
nlenoc1 SonllabulD abgeld)loIlcll
merOen. 0aral1f 1piro cine 2ilte Ser
gtbonl1eutsl1 peroffentlidt lperben.
9fbpnllelten folu1en size ont Iie1s=
tag, Sen 81. 1e5cmber, Mtorgens BON
ncltn llbr Of i'm @ltrtis Srerabats
%reierpirelr, aii1 Gage oarauf inn Silt
nois Ibcater IN Mof Sslano lnlo 1pie=
Ser einen Sag ipater in Moline re-
ierpirel1.
Sic San Garlo @rallo Opera Gn.
pcrfiigt, mic shreiber oieies aus ei=
acncr grf abrllng meiB, ilbcr aeoiege-
ne itimnlide &rdfte lopie iiber eil1
altberlt tiidtiges ul1o geidultes Or
delter. Mltd) gelort Ser @eleQiduf1
ei11e eri tflanigc 9allerine on.
gSir meroen oen Sll6alt Ser Sperl
in Oen Spaltcn oieier 3citltng al
nerldJie0enel1 Sngen fltr5 ibclpredel
uno Beginner beltte nit Ser Spel
uMiOa", Scr pieraftigen Sper boz
8. 9croi, Dercl1 Cert bon 81. @6is
lal15oni lit.
Mtba.
sls Nerlollcn treten al1f: Scr So
mig Don elegppten m @ab; 9lmnleris
leil1e 5pd}ter, Me55ninliru1t; sli0a
at6iofiide Sflapil1, Soprall; Gaoa
mes, Senpr; Ser S6erprieltcr, gab
M%ll1onasro, &orig bon s~letbopiel1
9aritolt.
Die Smollt11g ipielt lit Megpptel
suit 3eit Ser Gbaraonel.
GerOi id]rieb bicle Sper fiir ein $50
moran BON $4,000 6ro1lfen fir IS
mael Gaida, Oel1 &be0ipcn BOZ
slcgpptclr. Sic mlr0e 1871 5lrrn er
item Male 1T &uiro ol1fgefii6rt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-12
&ndcrtiih.
9ic nspinnc ppn 8 10 ii i
Strcct."
gritilde Grebfmtpagne in Minerifa III
! Sp1oerrltlniiter bon uSiiues anb
Gbents d1tlben Stranger gc1tellt.

Cine gldn5enb gcgliidtc, bltrh G6u~
tograpbien nl1b Neprpbl1ftionen reid
i01Itrirte 9%arle9nng Ser engliiden
&rclle : Gropagar1oa in Mmerifn entz
balt Bic lpebeu erldienenc gpnber5
hummer bon uSSllues ano @bents",
ipcldc 3citlhrift ii6 itets burb lire
9e1tidfreunblidbfeit nnb ourb ibreu
friidct, nit 5ln1or anaenebm &C.
lpiir5ten angriffsgeilt al1s9c5eidnct
bat. Sic pnfiic9cubc Summer 11crnt
licb Sic uIna1lins Summer" r1o Der
crlpdbnte grtifel aus Der Sober bon
Srar1f Scooter lit e1ti6ieben bas grcfz
fcnbltc, bas bis6cr bem amcrifnnilGcn
@olfe 0 4llgen eebultcn lpllrbe.
Sranf Scooter pcrlu6t in %lci1er 3lt<
lan1menitellltng Dar5ulc9elt, baB baS
a,ncrifnniihe Gplf ppn 9nipnil1s Ctr.
alls tdglid. bctrp9cn nurbe ll1b ltii11bz
liG bctro9cn miro. Nu6 nad6 bcm
&ricge nod lperbcn bielc gntbiillnn9en
iibcr britilGc GreBmetboDcn ibren
@crtb BADEN ll,p bas eol5e, 80 seiz.
ten 5dblcnoc, reid iIllltrirte &cft biirfz
tc liderlid SIT eir1em biltpril@cn 9ofllz'
r1cnt lperDcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-12
1. Off.

#rg L = Stll. eF
Nioa, Die ltllerfal11te Sptbtcr Ocs
&oai9s Nnpl1asrp, apeilt ais 5flapill
III Mcmpbis. llan lie 5u befreiell, bot
ibr Safer eilelt ginfal lit Megpptel1
gen1adjt. slioa liebt .oen iullgc1 Ga=
oon1es. 0od1 l5at tic cine %gefdbrlidp
9eebelmlGlcrin int Der &iDnigstphter
slnl1eris. Ser Sberprielter~ erfldrt
Gaodlncs ais ocn Don Ser @Dttil1 Sits
%erlpabltet 6elol)crrl1 gegen glnroltas=
TO, l1lro Dies llno ieille 2icfa 5u gliOa
bealiidt oel Singing. SSl1 3rpie=
ipalt, fin mcll lie flieben loI, fir oelt
Safer ooer Den @eliebte1, bleibt Mi0a
%5llriici.
germarolllna: Ien1pel ocs Sultan.
5~yelerlid]e &anolllng nit Ia1S. gir=
|cbltng ocs Haoalnes 5lllll Sberfelo=
berrlt.
2. 9lft.
Saal bel s%lnneris. Icltgela1g llllo
Iar5. @clldlerilh empfal1gt Die
Nrill5eliin lire Sflapin llno el1tlpdt
oieier oas @eital1ol1ib ihrer oiebe SIT
Gaoamcs.
9cr%pa1olung: Ha0ames bot Sic
Teilloe %geid)lagcr1 ltno febrt als Sic
ger 5uriid. 8rober I%ril1mpb51lg
Mnlol1asro lit gefal1gel1; al,ber slioa
erfcrnt ibll abcr 11icnlano oils &Dllig,
lDen CT lelblt fiir tnnt crflart. Nl1f
Ga0am1cs gitte lperoell Sic @efolrge=
l1e11 fret gcgeben, l1llo Scr 0anfbare
&ol1ig BON Megpptcl1 erflart Den Sic
ger SIT ieil1elN 9eadJfolger uno sum-
@enlabl ieiner Spd)ter.
3. Gift.
Ser brittle Mft lpielt al1l liter Dcs
9eil, in Der 9eabe 0es Sitstcmpels.
Nmp1asm 1tllo 9li0a imlBten als
@ciicl1 5ltriitfbleibelL ltl1o ser &ol1ig
slpingt oie 1n6ter, bon Maoomes 5ll
e1ltlodel1, 1pie oie &an1pfauntell,ltq
oes agpptiiden Scores lei. shnneris
fle6t Sic Gyotter 1tl1 Ses Gaoanles
on, dber bieIer miIligte mn
id)einbar cil1, ibr @utte 5l1 meroen, 30
er sliGa ilber alles liebt, lpbub CT i'm
logan Dos @ebeinmiB Der @eeresauf=
Itallltng mittbeilt. Mls llltl1 abc1
%gmonasrp erflarte, mer CT tit ltllb mil
] aioa entfliebt, ldBt Ser per5rpeifelll=
&c Ga0ames lidl milig gefangen nef.
men.
I#a4-L NGcL
Soal bei Ser @eridts6alle. Sim.
neris mia BEN @eliebten rettel1; ii
lel1l Sdtfial e%rge6en, mcilt CT lie 5lt
[riif ullO miro sum Gpbe perllrtbeilt
Ser Sprl1d lalltet a1tf: 2ebenoig be
gra6en lDeroen. Germarloll1lg: Sc
%llltere Sbeil Ser giibne 5eigt bQs fin
ltere @ra6gemolbe Inn @l1lfontempel.
i'm gtage16alr 0oriiber Sen Ienppe
lelblt. slioa bat lidJ in 6as @em0lb,
gel6lidel1, llnt init Mabames 51 ter
ben. @a6renb Die 2iebenoen n1lte1
ocm Iooc el1tgegengeben, betet pbel
Mfneris al1f Dem 8rabe innlitten Be
prize terlldell I%ral1erfeier.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-12

- Merdants Srnnsfer & Storage
So. Selepbon 855. (ln3.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-12

%iItiir5te sur groe. Cine ltnterIlldpane
int ct. Sltfe's 5oipital ergab, Dob ct
Glletldut1gclr oim 9liltfel1 1tarb oil Ser
@itfte oapol1getragert BOT. Oh. g. 81.
Bel1oiren, lpeld)cr bei0e 5aqe be6an=
belt, erflart 9lnoerion's gliiflides
8appnfomnlell OILS Elm @ltloer.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-12

0as Mltieum Ser MfabGnie Scr
@ilicllldaftcn lit bclte mie INNER on
Sp1lltnaen bon 9fahn1ittags 5lpei bis
fiilrf llbr fiir oas Ell6liflml l1nellt-
gcltlih acoff1et.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-12

Saben Gle ihon Dl6 Mi1iion
Bier probirt? @lei6 nit Dem beiten
lmportirten 8ier n11o empfoblen bon
ben Doftorcn. Nod Sslanb 8remitt0
80. Nn5.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-12
SUI SAB scitoblcn Gaben.

Scr 1%7idGrige 9llbcrt Irp0ine
nllroe porgeltern 9lbelro in Nod SIS
lal1o per6nftet lr1o bon 3cteftip E6e-
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PLatt Adams
ExOnerated BIZ
Amateur Union

The amateur athletic record of
Platt Adams. the world famous
jumper. Is still unidentified. The
Registration Committee OF the
A. A. U. has handed down q decision
exonerating the great New York
A. c. star Of charges Of selling some
Of his prizes.
The verdict reads:
After carefully considering the
testimony presented at the trial we
find that no proof was shown that
Platt Adams Of the New York Ath-
letic Club had sold any prize or ac-
cepted any cash for medals or cups
won In amateur competition.
Regarding the exchange of cups
we ind upon investigation that the
cup In question was given neither
for q competition nor an exhibition.
but was presented to Adams by fel.
low Newarkites In appreciation Of the
good work accomplished by him a.
the Stockholm Olympics In 1912.
THE charges of professio onal,sm
are therefore dismissed and the ans
teur status Of Plat Adams remains
unblemished."
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Withdrawal of
Leaders Causes
Billiard Mix-Up

Francis .. Appleby ana Edgar r.
Appieby. the two Columbia billiard
players. withdrew from the national
Class b ip.3 baik line championship
yesterday because Of tho
sudden death Of their mother. Under
the rules OF the National Association
OF Amateur Billiard Players the
games and records made BY the boys
are cancelled. This brings about COM.
plications which Edward Y. Gray and
Robert Weld Of the COMMITTEES OF tho
Amateur Billiard Club OF New Yosk
were striving yesterday to solve.
Francis Appieby's record run II
q. and the record high average made
BY George Clark. sas-aH must oe
thrown out. ~ the latter wa made In
the game against Edgar Appleby.
Charles White suffers heavily because
his two most important Victories.
which gave him . chance at the title.
must be cancelled, a. they were made
against the brothers.
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In on him from all parts of the rink
The game started with n ban1
Isnt after the face-off Baker scooped
Wy the puck, swished II to Ellis. who
Cas waiting at one side, and before
Soaatender Lewis really knew the
zane zane mad started the st. Nicks had
The play in the first half was mostly
~ hockey Club territory. Time after
and dashed down the ice for a hurled
snot. Every time Baker made one of
nn spectacular spurts the other aide
swarmed after him and he was COM
pietely surrounded.
occasionally Garon or Britton for
tne Hockey Club would break loose
ana storm the opposing goal. but
.heir shots were all taken care of by
soaItender Carnochan. who absolutely
'e1used TO be caught mapping.
Inc second half was a whirlvind.
ams naser seemed to put on more speed
aho Doth teams were kept busy chas-
ing him. He continued Steady
Domoardment Of the Hockey Clubs
net. one OF his shots came 30 near
tnat It hit the post and bounded 10
one side. After thirteen minutes of
tne period had been used up the star
play or the game was made.
BAKER ana Ellis shook themselves
iree and went speeding down the ring.
Eiiis took a shot and missed. Baker
aid the same. After making his shot
baker Kept going. skated around the
net came out the other side, caught
the puck In some mysterious manner
ana with a sudden twist scooped IL
into the cage before Goaltender Lewis
could get In position. 1t was a play
that is seldom seen. and Baker re.
ceived a tremendous ovation for his
wonderful work. This score appeared
TO rile the Hockey Club players, and
they checked Baker so strenuously
that no often tumbled to the ice.
once the game was stopped to per-
init the officials to determine whether
Britton had purposely tripped Baker.
II was finally decided to allow Brittou
to continue In the contest, though he
was warned to be careful how he
checked.
Soon after Bakers remarkable feat
the st. Nicks came near scoring again
when Fox almost shot the puck into
the net from. the centre Of the rink.
The victory over tho Wockey club
gives the st. Nicks se0Jnd place IN
the Hockey League with q percentage
Of .667. The Boston A. A. leads With a
1000 record.
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IT'S the Same old story. The st.
i Nlcks defeated the Hockey Club
two goals to nothing at the st.
Nicholas Rink last night and Hobey
Baker. as usual. did about all the
heavy work. His pass to Cox scored
the frst goal In the opening ten SEC
onds Of play and In the second half
he netted the puck himself in . play
that's seen about once a season.
Baker also had about thirty-nve
chances to score. but at least q dozen
missed by only inches. The st. Nicks'
star did all this despite the entire
Hockey Club team, which had a spe-
cfal defense for him.
PLAY Baker" each Hockey Club
player instructed the other. They all
tried to stop him, but 1t was like try
Ing to catch fieeting shadow. From
all over the ring Baker madc his SEN
sational runs, wormlng through the
smallest Of spaces and always finish
ing his dash by taking . slam at the
cage.
He was checked so hard at times
that he fell heavily to the Ice and It
was q miracle he wasn't seriously In
tured. Once he fell and slid ten yards
on his stomach while the spectators
held their breath. but Baker became
accustomed to taking hard falls on
the gridiron and was up In a second.
To hear SO much about Hobey
Baker one Is prompted to ask Just
what his teammates were doing. Most
of the time they were trying to catch
up with their star. II Baker has any
fault as a hockey player 1t Is that he
Is too speedy for his team. He can't
be fed quick enough.
In holding down the st. Nicks TO
2 goals the Hockey Club did remark
ably well. Baker. the greatest hockey.
ist in America, was dangerous at all
times, and much Of the credit toward
keeping the score down goes to Goal
tender Lewis. who did ycoman work
parrying of shots that came raining
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BASEBALL CONTRACTS
MERE SCRAP Of PAPER, 1"
CHARGES FED. LAWYER
Addington Fires Hot Shot at
Organized Ball in Anti
Trust Suit.

CHICAGO. Jan. 81. - Tho players
contract was called q moro scrap Of
paper by keene II. Addinston. the
Federal League chief counsel. resum-
Ing his argument before Judge lands
to-day In the snti-tust suit against
organised baseball.
Addington declared thers was no
real modification OF relations between
clubs and players despite changes In
the option section Of contracts and the
elimination from some OF the ten day
clause which have been made within
tho last year or two.
The contracts were changed. but
the National Agreement and the
practices under which organized
baseball conducts Its business were
not" he said. "Thc player thinks he
gets something In this contract and
Its changes: he gets nothing. The
contract In designed for use In court:
the National Agreement and the rules
Of the National Commission stiii gov.
ern the game"
Addington. quoting portions Of tho
opinion In which Federal Judge Bisseli
Of Grand Rapids disolving the Chicago
Americans Injunction against Hal
Chase. brought out the fact that q
player under the National Agreement
has no real choice regarding salaries
and homes and cited authorities TO en-
phasise the right 10 labor.
There was q falling OF In attend
ance to-day. Not only were many
persons who yesterday crowded tho
court room and corridors absent, but
tho assemblage Of masnates was
notably loss. Representatives Of or
Eanised baseball was stlil hopeful
that both sides would have presented
their case by the end Of tho week.
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BROOKLYN COLLEGE GAMES
BRING OUT CHAMPIONS.

With Abel Kiviat and Harry Smith.
who will sisnaili.e their return to COM
petition at the big meet Of Broolklyn
College in the Thirteenth Regiment
Armory next Saturday evening. Avah
Meyer. the worlds sixty.yard record
holder, after q long lay-on.. viii again
% tSs s'U ans aan'eS srsna
have to beat are Jack Eller. Hal Hell
Hirshon and Harry Oitmann. Cham-
pion: are entered in all the running
race Eddie Goodwin and Al Lake win
push pedals against thirty others.
Hannes Kolehmainen. Arthur Fogel,
Harry Smith. Nick Gianakopulos. Mat
ty Gels. Jake Maier and other crack
distance runners will be seen In the
hve-mile team race.