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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-24
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-24
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Grcitag, ben "a. September.
Rleine StabtzM eniqteiten.

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bringt allf ser Gitclieite ibrer Iesten
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len @e1rp Gollnner. Die 3eitld)rift
foItet 5 Gents per Drummer.
Som DIT Moli1le Commercial
@lnb mlroel1 Die @erren n. Q. Spbn-
ion, 6. :. Iaylpr l1nb Is. 8. Mpipe
dl1 oas Gor1ite Don is sur 8ropagoll=
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fen. Sic &on1iten1itglieOer BON 1a=
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tl1lercr geltrigen Ntsgabe befallnf ge-
gebelt.
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potter g%epor0en. Nm Seine polt
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Nbelto SEER @ert lldytorff non Ga=
relrport megell boslpilligen Gerlnliens
ieiner lSral1 nerbaftet morOel1. Mus
geltcrn &onitabler NbiI. Stables Ben
@efangellell abbolen mollte, meigerte
1id] oerlelbe, nbne Mi1slief erungspa=
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sapeimal 5l1por nnter %oerielben s[n=
floge ner6aftet mor0en.
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tb1m bon @illiam &ap, gerufen.
5ltltfen aus eil1em S1ornltein bat-
ten oas Iod) III @ralto geitedt. Ier
angerid)tete SdaOel1 miro auf $50
geidast. Gorgeitern Nadmittog
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leiien Ser Meillpal1fee unterbalb bon
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itern abge6altenen gibltng cine 4.
pro5. balbiabrlide 3ipioenbe auf sos
Nftienfapital Ser 8a11f erflart. 9ie
2ipioel1be lit am 1. Sftober 5ablbar
@leid5eitig muroe cine am /. Otto
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9ipioelloe auf Bic Mftien Ser Securi
IL GealtD Company erflart.
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0es 2agers ser banferotten @eeri
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perbaftet, neil er fei1le geeignete 81
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Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-02
ulRcEs DISMISSED AGAINST
vDEA n PosT0fFlct Case

From the U. S. district court at Den
yer, Frank Nader has received word
tnst H. b. Tedrow, federal district at
torney, has dismissed the case filed
against him, on account of alleged en-
bezzling of mail matter
1t will be remembered that last August
Mr.. Vader, postmaster at Parlin, was
accused by two pOstoffice inspectors,
MCGEE and Christianson of holding mail
for patrons. However. when the dis
trict attorney looked into the case be
found that the detectives had. their
wires crossed, and that the parties com
planning were not living on star route
and sometimes days and even weeks
elapsed that they did not call for their
mail
His friends are pleased to hear that
Frank is exonorated by the postoffice
department and the case dismissed.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-02
II ulx I'll
4 K R1u 0H
sAss sa sxGssass ss.s~r:

SASe - exconaGR Usssa9
Il hase ssed . Gssaa 0sng uss~
NJ srSscsss - vssss0s sUeysen = 10
lsusna.. sus - Sur AAse ssre sseeH
ssous ~ gas snGsn< - ~ essa- lo
ny n,sd shss . 90 - - Dae sssA
abe ps~css II asc6sssry . eeo6 ca
aass ssd ny expes,ssss . ~ . ~
tcss hss<d ussn ] Co s0VsQS. rh'
''nsrea sssn- " .i~ays rssAS t~ wsrs
end wAsn I start tse . Jse ] ksss -
u wili ks~p ha@assr'aG ssss sssa v y
stops,sa. II dss<s sos 60 90 = ssen
end Sill d. ste ~sek - wsl - Sssdas
- 90 s~sS days. Thss sso. = ssgssres
no Isagsag end very lssslr tssd.
The 49, shst coa hs ns4R a - -
olsae snGsss on shs fsra sss asay sna
varied Some time ago bsslt . SOLE
concress ssle. ! hsscsssd . tson oi
horses 10 ny ''hsssd ,roa Haa, psassa
it up to whess ! wanted she woet d'ae
sad 1t ssn the mixer while ea0ssss nsF
end nyself vese coasssucsiaG ~ ss'o.
1t pamps Uster INTO . taak tsoR wh'ef
my hogs end oshsr hvs ssosh y sappssso 6
through . sell -wstsrsnG dessce. IL +
ready at say time to FURNISH wster for
mr,g stsou, sad SHOULD ! vent to csssf
feed, eli I have - do rs 70 sssseA . bsli
to the eaGiae sad start 1t GoiaG. d
does much woek that would have 70 b.
done with . tssm, and saves ne much
time in hsrnsssinG. hItchinG end caring
for the team, | find that it wiil pay for
itself every yesr IN the tisse Il ssses
me OF another good msa, to sey uSehsne
~ the relief from drudussy thst y Dc
distasteful to most fsrmeFs.
.'When l have made furttlss iRpsevs-
ments On my farm | sm thinking Of put
ting in generstor, and while ths en-
gine is busy st other work, il css Store
up electricity for lighting sp the term
buildings st the same time end wicAsut
additional cost The gasoline engine is
rightly called ''the chore boy o. ~
FARM" Besides its many uses sb0us
the farm. il can be made quite helpful
to the women folks. 1t will turn the
washing machine, ice cream freezer,
churn, pump water into tke tank froM
which il con easily be taken into every
part of the house through q system of
waterworks which every FARMER should
have. and which will save the carrying
of ton of water q day in the average
home
The average farmer doss ROt value
his own time and that of the members
of his family ss he should. 4 essd mon
costs 10 cents IN hour saA consider
that my time 10 worth mose than the
best msa cea employ. ny sagiss NOT
only ssves me the work Of IN satra man
but enables me to give nsre time to
other matters. I would nst - without
my engine for several times i4s orig
nal cost, il ! we're not slsss 70 get an
other ORe.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-02
Use He kew,pspss
Exchange

Exchange:
II q member of your family died
would you print the obituary on bill
board? asks the Lordsburg Liberal. If
your wife entertained, would you send
an account of it to the theater program
man? If yoG were to enlarge your
business. would you advertise in hotel
register? If you were going to have a
wedding in your family. would you get
a handful? You would send such items
to newspaper, wouldn't you? Then
why don't you put your advertisements
in a newspaper? Every man who uses
billboard is adding to nature taking.
The newspapers build YOUR town.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-02
DOES uluue n ksI-
tm umD IN!

This is question eften asked, anA .
striking answer is given by the Pepast
Of the new cheese factory ut Lszeer, IN
Delta county. This factory is in ttse
hssds of experts, who ere making ~
ssticle Of fancy cheese that 10 finding
fsvor everywhere. The manager re
ports for the year ending Dec. 81, 1914,
- follows:
Average price per n. butter fat
psiA 33.5.
"Averaee prics per cwt. Of milk psid
Q.oS.
Md we received double the amount
of min the cost Of msnslsctsring Of
ckssss could have been reduced and
sksst 1Oc per cwt sf milk - ~ per lb.
butter fat gained thereby. The more
miDk the cheaper The chsese con be
monvfsetured. I think these figures
compare fsvorsbly with any dairy dis
trict end should stimulate dairying in
ColoreAo."
LOUIS MEcHUkE.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-02
IoaGinary Heat rrsskle

Do you have pains in the region Of the
heart? Does your heart thump? It's
terrible pounding alarms you What is
wrong7 Do you believe these symptoms
Indicate heart trouble? Organic disease
Of the heart seldom occasion much pain.
Nearly al Of these pains ere caused by
ssme arrangement Of the stomach.
neritsl Tonic Digestive 10 especially
recommended FOR inAieestin and dye
pepsia, and for restoring the stomach to
its normal function o0A-no more heart
&osoa. ne Dssy Df1C StSse T.
O'Leory. Ppep., exclusive Agent.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-02
IN M unnf
n n W u

l. d. humss. Csss. Ap.su,tszs. Coz
'aee. ~ Coss.as.
kssii ceuapszssss~y sscsuf yssrs sAs
isl sssse of the ksecoca Test for esss-
..srfs; N n.i.s end - prvdsco ess sos
ison rssisa~d ~ Ne nsalsr'sy ~ esr
tsrmsrs.
The fossoSInG ss~ fs~ fscr wnsce
% TO shos that shss form of testing
aairy products shossd b. carefully so1-
sissred by the fsrussr whe wsshss 10
1sild ~ hse dnsry.
l. The miIs from each coo in the
nerd should be tesssd ct regular inter
vals. ssy once . aaesh. end the totsl
amount of busssr sst prsduced can he
aetermIn~d by .slswiy'aG the tosal
number ef pound~ of milk BY the yer
cent Of fst This gill shew Just hoo
much esch cow 10 peoducsae On the but
ter fat besss.
2 Practically eli cream cad mast of
the whole mila sold 10 cressssriss sad
milk manufacturing estsshsAsseats ere
sold on the bstter fst basis. end # the
product is tested BY she prodhsesr he
can tell wh<tAer or not - 70 getting
value for his sales.
8. II butter v mode on tAs farm, 1T
Is a s,aa vlsa to test the cresm before
churnine it 90 that tAe sslt, tsad color
ing If used) may be- added IN uniform
amounts. The amount Of salt should
range from y to 2 ounces, depending on
conditions and the smount Of coaoring
depending on the s~eSon Of the yesr.
The hsst rsssoa nseatioasd 10 psob-
ably the most smportsat, bscsass If .
COW is not producing at least $50 pounds
of butter fat yesr, she is ususliy sot
paying for the feed consumed end there
fore is . losing proposition from the
dairymsn stsadpoint and should be
disposed Of.
An outSt fer testing milk end cream
may be puschased for from $500 TO 800
dependiaG On the size end kind Of power
used for eperstion, but good servic-
abls hand machine large enough to &C
commodste IL bottles at once, and
supply Of MIX and cream bottles should
cost about eI2, end . machine Of this
size is large enough for the average
farm dairy.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-02
TufI u1E ueE
9ITEIcD n kI
Salida Record:

Sol1do HecOf0.
BueDa Vista, Colo, nsfch q, Is.
district court convened in sdjD0rned
session ct 10 O'Clock this mosning,
Judge Wilkin presiding.
In the case Of The People VS.. Juan
Salaz. Melton Santisteven and Dan Ds
Hsrrera charged with Strengthening and
appropriating . certain steer in the hills
north of Salida, defendants wep ar.
raigned, pleaded guilty and were sen
tenced to the penitentiary at Canon City
at hard labor for a term Of not less thar
one year and more than eighteer
months.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-27

WASHINGTON. May 26.-Too much
rain In Oklahoma and Arkansas and
too little in mississippi Texas and
Louisiana retarded cotton somewha,
during the past week, according 10
the national weather and crop hulle.
tin. The bulletin to-day says:
warm weather prevailed and but
little rain occurred in the cotton belt
during the week, except in Oklahoma
and portions of the adjoining States,
where the rainfall was generally heavy
However the soil in those portions Of
the belt where little rain occurred is,
In most cases. supplied with sufficient
moisture for present needs, and no
harmful effects were produced. except
locally in Mississippi and Southern
Texas, where the late planted needs
more moisture for seed germina ton,
and in Louisiana, where the crop is
suffering from the lack of rain.
I'm Oklahoma and portions Of Ar
kansas the soil was too wet for cul-
tivation, and the crop is becoming
grassy, but in all other portions of the
belt the early planted is up to n good
stand and we'll cultivated"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-27
CHANCERY TRANSFERS.
Thirteen Deeds of Bargain md Sale
Amounting in &2l.21h


Amounting TO s2D,275.
neil. ssSiso feet north line CT eiaibo borne
s' 81 Ia feft ss tax Ia s wfsn's ST.
Rosa c. Youell ct viz TO Minnie L.
Perrin, 4oxl4o feet west line Monteiro
s yseae Mag T. ef i,5 50t tax ST.
West End DEVELOPMENT Corp, TO j.
?. Madison, 5oxl25 fee, north line
Of ssree 'a Apr s. isI
$3.50.
Land Investment Corporation 10 ].
no5 or corner Of Lombardy street
Court, May Il: ,sl5. tax 81 SO,
@ s Ms,s 'F4 fees north 5G r. line
Taylor street. being lots is. II. 20 81.
% and % in block In the plan Of
sydney and Harvie. May 81. 1915. tax
OILS. ;2zl9o , fee, norm ire rowha,an
Harry :. Nuckols ct TX to y Cour-
tice Scott. 2bxl50 feet 10 inches north
Ma s Street. Nay %, ISIS fsS' taxi x.
1890.
e; Fred Grimmell ct ux. TO L. b
street May IL, 1915, tax $40. SO.
vi Fl; Jackson ct ux TO n. Josephine
DoEIe, -?NlJO ieet soutn line jackson
Street. between St James and Price
Streets; May 90, 1915, sl.l5o.
+. Sitterding ct Tx. to L. r. Britt
soxli0 feet at the southwest corner
OF Second Avenue and Willow Street.
April 81. 1915, $3.50.
Rosie Simon ct vri. TO Page s Les
ter, 90 feet inches by 10 feet east
line Fourth Street, l02 feet inch
north Of Arch Street March %, lSl5,
tax 50, $40.
l.. T. Newton ct vir. 10 Ethel NJ.
Chandler. 26xl24 feet west line Thirty
third Street. 90 feet south OF Leigh
Street May 22. 1915. 1925
William L. Tyler, trustee. TO Anthony
Kramer. 57x9o feet west line Second
Street. 55 feet south of Denny Street.
February II. 1915. S3.l5O.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-27
MRS. STUYVESANT FISH DEAD
Leader OF New York's Social Set Es-
pires After Short Illness.

GARRISON. n. Y. May 2s-Mrs.
Stuyvesant Fish. leader of New York's
social set, is dead at Glen Cliff. her
summer home. here. She died las,
night of cerebral hemorrhage. after
an illness OF only few hours
Shortly after luncheon yesterday she
became i'll. and DR.. Richard Giles was
summoned from Cold Spring. At the
time she was stricken she was plan
ming a garden party and luncheon to
be given within a few days on her
estate. She failed to rally, and died
soon after 10 o'clock Her HUSBAND
was with ner, but her three children,
Stuyvesant. Sidney and Mrs. Albert
Gray, did not reach the house till n
short time after she died.
Mrs. Fish was about sixty years old
She was born in New York Her
maiden name was Marion Graves An
thon. On June /. 1875, she was mar
ried to Stuyvesant Fish. a wcll-known
railroad tinancier and Il son of Hamil-
ton Fish, Secretary of State under
President Grant. With her husband,
she was Interested in many charities.
and entertained Literally.
Funeral services will be held Friday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-27
ELECTRIC PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
yesterday by the Electrical Depart
ment:
w H. jerks. for Sixth MI: Zion
Same, for John Amehein & Bro, 1431
Perry STREET, one outlet.
Same. for Ralph Maynard, 1909 Third
Avenue. Highland Park. one fixture.
Same. for Davis & Archer, 3021 Han
over Avenue. twenty-five outlets.
II. +. Burlington Co. for Betty Shen-
an. 1927 West Leigh Street. one fix
ture.
Same, for John Robertson. 17l1 AL
bany Avenue, twelve fixtures.
Cohen Co. for r. y. Watkins. 5I+
North Thirty first street, twenty eight
outlets and seven fixtures.
NJ y. Pemberton. for j. p. Waldrop
2426 West Main Street. four fixtures
same. for f, w. Dahney. 1913 Eas,
Broad Street. three fans.
Same. for 4. Chiappa, 500 North Sew
II. T.. Burlington Co. for J. II. Mo-
ran, SIS North Thirty-sccond Street
twenty-four outlets.
Winston Electric Co., for S. Rotten
burg, 6 North Eighteenth Street, three
outlets
Morris Hunter. for Williams Slate
Roofing Co, Ninth and Cary Streets
seventy-seven outlets and slxty-seven
fixtures.
Same. for Georgia H. Hilgartner
3219 Grove Avenue. four outlets.
Same, for Richmond Club, 210 East
Grace Street. three switches
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-27

WASHINGTON. May Ca strong
anG cold nigh area over the Upper
the Canadian north dominates the
weather conditions over the northern
and central districts east OF the Rocky
Mountains. \ marked fall in temper
AZURE accompanys this high area and
covers the entire districts from New
England and the Middle Atlantic
states westward TO Rocky Noun
tains. and extends southwestward into
Oklahoma. West Texas and New Mex
leo. the temperatures ranging from )
10 20 degrees below the seasonal aver
age. There were local thunder show
ers IN Tennessee and the South Allan
tic States. There will be thunder
showers Thursday and Friday in the
Gulf and South Atlantic States. In the
Middle Atlantic States the weather will
be generally fair Thursday and Fri
day. Low temperatures Will continue
over the sections where they now pre-
vail and it will be cooler in the in
terror Of the Gulf and South Atlantic
States. Small craft warnings will he
displayed Thursday on the Atlantic
Coast from Nantucket TO Hatteras
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-27
To-Day and Tonight in
Richmond

Annual meeting Daughters of the
Nins, Diocese OF -;rEinin, All
saints Church. Il O'Clock.
Council Committee ON Advertising
and Enterprises, city Hall. 3 o'clock.
Playground Committee ON Shields'
Luke project. Husins>s Mems Club,
I o'clock.
Lecture by Frank Stockdnic he
fore Richmond Adycrtisers' Club,
Chamber Of Commerce, $40 o'clock.
DIJOu-Bijou stock Company, in
"a Mans WOrld"; matinee. 2,3O;
night, $40.
Lyric-Popuinr vaudeville md
pictures; matinee, 3::'0, night, 7,f5
and 0:l5.
Strnnd-PnrRInOunt pictures; con-
tinuous performance, ~ noon 10 IL.
Standardization pictures; con-
tinuous performance, II morning to
IL night.
ReX-Motfon pictures; continuous
performance.
Naturalization pictures; continu-
GUS performance.
Litt1e-MOtion pictures; continue
Gus performance.
New-Motion pictures, continuous
performance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-27
lTALY's SONS ARE LOYAL

Jew YORK, May 2s.11t was esti.
ted to-day that there are 100000
,Ians in America who arc ready to
hack to their native land and fight
stria and Germany. Before the doors
the italian consulate in Lafayette
Get were open to-day great throng
gathered to register It's desire to
urn home. The local italian press
divided editorially on tho opinion OF
|, duty of italians in this country.
y. would have all return 10 the
ors. The Bollctine Della Sierra advo-
es compliance with President Will
rs neutrality proclamation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-27
CHARTERS ISSUED.

Charters were issued yesterday by
the State Corporation Commission TO
the following concerns
Culpeper Machine Company. Incor-
porat ted, Culpeper; maximum capital
stock, 10000; minimum sl,50O; par
value, $loo; manufacturing business
J. NJ. Millman, president; William r.
Downing. secretary: both OF Cuipeper.
fredericksburg Shoe COMPANY In
corporated, Fredericksburg capital
featuring and selling boots. shoes, etc.
). @. Wallace, president: W. s. Chcs-
ley, secretary both OF Fred
ericksburg.
Speciality Harness COMPANY. Incorpo-
rated, Dayton: maximum $50. 900 min
imum. $4,000: par value. 500; har-
ness and saddlery business. Fred
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-27

q calm mind and pleasant anticipation. You
use 1t with your own hand, apply It as need
cd, and at once feel sense Of relief.
Mothers who have learned ali this from
experience tell OF the blessed relief from
morning sickness, the absence Of strain and
the undoubted healthful influence impaired to
Che coming baby.
Get bottle Of this splendid help today.
Ihone your nearest druggist or sand for It.
Then write BradGeld Regulator Co., 4Gs La
mar Bldg. Atlanta, Ca, for valuable book
OF instruction for eIpectant mothers.
Mothers Friend" Is recommended cvcry-
where by women who hive used 1t. And YOU
can read some very interesting letters II you
Wdte for this book.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-27
NER RYNDAM C0LLIDES
WITH TRAMP STEAMER

iContinued from F1Tst FdBt.J
-s ~ California meat, 5000 barrels
seed oil, 200 bales of cotton, 1000
RS OF wire nails. fifty flats of cor
yatcd iron, and a large quantity OF
,ned goods and general provisions.
che Joseph ]. Cuneo is Norwegian
.seI under charter to w. w. and
r. Noyes, OF Boston. consignees of
|, Cuneo Importing Company. and is
vared in the fruit carrying trade.
= cargo was Of but little value COM
red to that on the Ryndam. and In
mt OF size she has registered ton
90 of STA. as against the Ryndam's
I5o7 tons.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-27
PLUMBING PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
yesterday By Plumbing Inspector Lam
ders:
G. w. McCue, for Mr. Trama. 40
North Twenty-sixth Street.
j. II. Rose Co. for Preston Cooke.
1929 West Avenue.
Kelley & Hableib, for Whtlock &
Bear, 2l6 North Second Street.
3. F.. Phillips & Sons, for John w.
Paernan. 3022 East Marshall Street
Same, for Southern Express Co.. ll9
South Seventh Street.