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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-12

- Ste M11gel Sadhen Mnerifu'S
nollen Die groBe &epllblif, Sic @alb=
i11gton unb feline groBen 3eit= un6
@elimmlngsgenoiien erridteten, mie=
Der inter 8ritan1iens @ontroue 5telr
fert.
Sssn 6em eroBen Sample Inn sic
unabbdngigfeit ser Ser. Staten
botten Die slnseliodie11, sic uGories"
Wtitglieoer Der 2etbmad)e oes Sber=
%feloberrn beltod)en, sen SberfeI6berrn
81 perrat9en, uno in Sic Salloe Ser
g%n9fa11oer 3ll lieFern.
1as idmabIide @omplott 1pur.
Hoe ettoeh nnO bereitelt. Malbing,
TOMS 2eibapabe tpuroe 0aro1,f aus
5reibeitSfampfern 3enti6er We,
burt ODER Nblta1nmltl1g, aus Nennlpl-
.na1lie11 l1nb Sem Sbertaoootbole in
81r9tl'iel1 5uiammengeiekt.
Inter 6ieien gob es feine
Ser tn r. Sn Dem langen Int
MISUNDERSTANDING but Sic Deut=
! hc 2eihtpade bie Nerlon bes Sber.
feloberrn getreuli6 bel6iibt rr116 BE-
biitet ul1o 5apolf Ser Mitglieoer bobel1
Wal6ingtort nadJbem er beian sSrie=
oensl6lllb 1888 Sen Sberbeiebl 11ie=
oergelegt, nodl Mol1l1t Sermon gelei=
tel.
-Deutide Ireue, Deutdye
gaterlanbsliebe fat ii6 Dor n1ebr als
100 Sabre11 %glan5eno belpabrt. sic
miro itd) al,d) lpieoer belpabren. Die
bel1tigen vSories", sic M,,gel .5ad)=
zen, mollet oas @erf @%al6inqtons,
Die grobe HepubIif, mieoer Gnq=
lano III sic Sdl10e fpielel1, iie unter
9Ml1elt gefeble i%tellen, iie molten sic
Heplr6lif perratben. 1ie Biir-
ger Dent de @ebl1rt o0er s6-
limit aperoen TO trel1 sur &epl1blif, 81,
oeren l1nabbangigfeit n1t6 @erfaliltna
1pie ibre 8orfobren Dor 100
Sabrell ST Ser ge6eiligten &erion oes
10erfeloDerrn Der il1naen 9tepublif.
1as m0gen iid) sic u9[ngel,
sodien", 0ie uSories" BON beutsl,=
taae nno Sic in i6r Sorn tllten6e,
3eitllngen aeiagt lein Ioilen. Die
Ireibeit nno ltmabbangigfeit ser gro=
BEN Republif 1perben Sic giirger
. ent6er @eburt ober 9(bfunft
gege11 eoen 6ein6 pertbeioigelt, fir
Ute lino lie bereit, ibren lebten 9lllts=
tropfen 81 beripriben. ~l1nberriidt
lteben lie SIT ben groben, bon Sen @d-
tern Der &epu6Iif perfiinoeten fret
'beitlfd)elt @rlln0l1ten, sic in ser
Wer'cilln1g perforpert iino. Nbr
e tcl1opnnftii lit ltt1anfed)tbar un6 fam,
ourdY onaeliadiiid)e 2iige,t rno Ger.
le2nsSnsge't nibt erid)iittert msroen.
Gle Come Ser @obrbeit lpiro
e1llllldl Dllrd1 O1e1e Gltgells llllD Ncr=
leltmol1ngsnebel bred)er ii. ser gar,5er1
Melt flar maiden mo Die @crrd-
t'De + Ser Mepa1blif 81 il,d)e11 ms al
fi1roen iino. g d) inter oel1 9iir-
germ bent If @eburt ODER Mb-
ltomnl1ng, Ior0ern unter Sen groB.
prablerilden Ml1geliud)ien bie, pb,
apobl lie norgebelt, sic ein5igen e d.
tie y Mmerifancr ST iein, SEN @ieoer-
al'ld}lltB Der Gepllblif al 6 II, I a II S
befliraporten u1o at for0ern illdlel1,
mos Die Mltfgabe ibrer Mnab &c IL
algfeit sur notIapenbigen Tolge
lbabe1 miiBtc lln6 bie glorrcid,e 11nab=
Mngigfeits : GrflGrnmg s1 ei,lem re.
'oelltnngslolen uJesen 8apier" ma
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-12
1553rt1esuna foIet.)

aus Sibtofh Mis,, 10 irb
beri4tet, Bop bort Elm Mann mi.
gtamen Sames @rinnel Itarb, res
neni9itens 115 Sabre at geporoen
lei. Weun audi feline @eburtslrfunoe
NOD Saufseugnts bon Dem Manm
%porhanoen lino, 10 bebalpten bod feline
geripanoten ouf Gruno bon 6ami=
llen9roniten uno lonitisen often urz,
tunoen lno Iuf5eihnmser, paB sr
gut 10 alt geporoen It. Der Metbuz
ialem muroe in Srlanos geboren uno
tom ppr mebr als so 'SSabren mod
Mmerita, lpp er Die ldneite 3eit in
goD9un III Marinette Gountp lpobnte.
Npdter nabm i'm Damn feline in Waz
rtastte tpobneltoe Sp6ter 5u iid, no
er lelnen 2%ebensabeno, Der lia un=
gepohnli6 long alsoebnte, beialnb.
Der iteinalte Greis bate Iib bis Su=
leBt mod mertlpiirote gut tonlerpisrt.
9ein Iugenli6t lieB nidts 81 niinz
lhsn iibri9, nur iein 6Drpermogen
hatte in ben leBten Sa9ren nadbge=
laiien.
nntsr Nnfihrung BON
2aprence 9ieopnno. Der als Wtits
1duloiger oes Rnubes in eiuem 2a>
oen in Walla Waao, Woib, perbaTtet
puroe, 9elang es Den geboroen, in
Ger ytabe Der StQot fat ben ges
lcnlten 9etrag res g~erau6ten Sci
oes nieoer5ufinren. 9aS @elo nor
in Ser Nd6e einees Ielegrapbenpoz
items p%ergraben uno iiber oreiBig
96edS tplroen i'm na9en @ebiilb
.gefunoen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-12
8eltdtiet oieIen 30. Cfto0er 1915.
Belt: Mfreo 6. Utiiler, Rupor.
.Gtt.: 9ueo 06uer, g1erf.

gsidtoiien, nab bas folsenoe Got,
nalnlih:
@sitlide s. 8ll5 bon Got Z, glod
l45, SeGlatre' 3nolfte aobition
CUR Staot 9apenpprt, ui1S gQa sc.
8alnipin, Die gigent6iirnerin oes<
lelben, bele9t nerbe nit $500,
Soften uno Iusgaben fir &onitrltftion
etnes permonenten Seitentpeges bpr
Dem %9enannten @runoeigent6um, unb
Der Staotidatmeiiter it anseipieien,
bielen 8etrag ME algemei1le Gteler
5u fpaefttren.
Gene6miet bteien 13. Sept. 1915.
gelt.: Mlfreo 8. Waleaer, MaDor.
4tt.:: @ugo Moeuers gIert.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-12
vntsFsd at the Postoffles at Davenport
90 Second Class Matter.

eo1ItaeS.slsqabe, fe@s Namu1err, i ieSae Meae
ctro On PIE Mbpn11enten il: biefer @tabt fr
~ 9eat1 nbhetttlt6 ober $500 fdbrltd tei
eorals5a9l1tr1g fret abeeltefert.
gRit ber goft auberbaIb bee etabt. mad tr.
eeno etrelt 4oftamt In ben ger. Staater, Ga.
nGHa ooee Wte1teo, $500 idtrIt9 BET Gora,s.
PIE eonataee : anssabe, MIR burd bic 4oIi
tdRrl& s1.oo BET BorailsaabIuno.
Ger n&abpB@enttde peuosrat", bur3 Die
1rtger In Der stabt $3.50, Bel WoraussabIuna
32.00; Hah CANADA $3.50 unb mad GuropG
1900 per Sabr BET -goraus5abIune.
Der yaabtbentltdbe peu.ptrat", In stpet 1beh
leH. m9htttpo&S unb .Sonnabenbs. toItet Inner
9ab Der Ber. Staaten $500. mad Canada nnn
mad EUROPA $3.50 fdbrIi& BET goraussabIuns
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-12

%ltoltelt u,pgliidliden 1T 5lllns Iebe1-
ben 8ettlern tets iebr hpenig geadp
tllng geidenft. nnierem oeutid,en
Sirm erif)etnt cine lold)e Saltung,
nidt nur ielbitiiif,tig unb gra1llom,
lonoer,r aud mountaineering. @os
fDnnen iebt in biele r Gtl1n6e ser Sc
fabr biei e mgludliden @eld0pfe Dem
2anoe, Dem file nid)ts OILS tire @eburt
peroanten, on l1nteritiitu11g bieten?
Danr flbr Ger 4an3Ier fort nno
letl1e 5ti1nme nobm ei11er barten Son
an: @ir apiiien auobI, tpelde Mard,en
Die @%ngIanber iiber inns perbreiten,
leitoem Der arieg begolmen fat. sat
nidt tS1bafefpeare geiagt: @er meme
ygorie" ltieblt, itieblt bieleidt pertb=
[loles 3eltg. @s geborte min, nun ge-
bort es linn. Mber mer mir meinen
gute11 9earnetl raltbt, Der ltieblt mir
etpas, 1pas Den alr6eren nidt reid
maft nn0 MIDI MIR arm. y sSs16em
mir 6ieD2aiie 6ieler engliiden Gentle
men flir Die 8erbreitrng oieler Ser
lelmrbn1tgen perantmortli1 MAIDEN,
fiiblen mir, baB biei les @ebu6e elm
5pnlptom Ser ben gl1gIanoern inne-
pobnenben 9rutalitat lit, elmer Bru=
talitat, Ole es nn1noglib eridei11er
labt Tie in intelleftueuer a1n0 mora
lilder 8e5iebung ols %gleidmertbig
INIT llns gu betra6ten.
y @0rtlid iaet uSaeo" gum .@o=
origo" inn nStbellp":
User meinen gellteI ltieblt, itieblt
3at0,
ogs NOR oas mei,1e, lit bus iei,1e
ul1tro lit ser gflob' bon @auien6en
getpeien
u9oh per BEN gl,ter Mamer1 mir
ent6pen0et,
Ser ralrbt mir oos, mas i'm uidt
reid)er mndt,
pWtd aber ~ bettelarm." --
W11m. Ser Meo.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-12
8eidloRen, baB bas folecnoe Got

Belb1oilel1, SoB bas foleenSe GOT,
na1nlid:
2ots 5ipei, orei uno bier q, 8 uno
a, 8lod elf (11), WcgleIan &nrf
Ibbition in Ser @tabt 9apenport,
nno 8cglellnn Garf Company, sic
gigentbiimerin oerielben, beiteuert
tperbe nit $94.16,
Soften nnb Alls9aben fir Sic 3pn itrufz
ttou zines permanenten Geitcnlpeges
bpr Dem 9enunnten @tger1tbum, nnb
Der Staoti6ubmeiiter lit biernlit anz
9etpielen, bieien @etrag ipie allgemeine
Steucr 81 folleftircn.
8enebmi9t bielen 8. 9ipb. 1915.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-12
etaotratBS-g erbano1uneem.
Sffisieles BrotDfoa Der situna bes
9apenpurter stabtratbes pDn1
3. NDDembcr 1915.
(5ortiebuns.)
Straben Committee.

Mlberman Nebersal le9te sic 2abl<
lite fir Sen erlten Iiltrict Noab Spnb
i'm 8etrage bon $4,000 bpr;5 atpeiter
3iitrict Noab Sono, s94o.70; britter
.9iltrift 8oab Sonb, $394.OO; Gro<
birun9s : Sonb, $420.53, nno geitene
ipeg : @rabirung, S431.55 uno auf
leinen @ntrag tmlroen bieielben 5ur
3ahlung angetpielen.
alderman Nebergal leate Dor unb
berlas Die folgenbe Helolutip,1, ipelde
.auf leinen Intrag %ansenpmmen fpllrbc.
Bel9lollen bonn Stobtratb DerStaDt
9abenport, baB Dos Straben, Conn
mittee %autbortiirt iperoe 5llr Mnbrinz
gung bon Si6erbeitsldilbern 3urgBarz
nuns bon Mutompbils an ooer nabe
Den Shulgebdl1Den Ser stobt; lold)e
S6ilber louen aber nidt iiber $4,000
fplten.
Beit.:. NIfreS 8. genuer. Nasor.
Att.: 6l8o Mouer, gIeri.
alderman Ne9ersoll legts CUR erlten
|2elltng bor unb perlos Sic %fo(genbe
@elolution, pelde onf Mntraa ibren
g%etpobnlidcn aurs gu nebmen fat:
Bel6lolien bonn Stabtratb Ser 5tabt
8abenport, baB Elm permnnenter gei<
tentpeg in Ser 8reite pp, bier az SSuR
nah Nnnabme bieler Heiolutipn 9elegt
perSe an Ser 8eltleite bon R%ipoeipoob
4penue, 5tnil6en Gait StroBe ur1b 2inz
Den Strabe, unb in SSrol1t por Sem
folaenDen 8runbeiqenthun1
Got brei nnb 3tpun5ig (23), in 8lod
nelln (9), in Megleuan Tarf Mbbition
our Staot 9nbenport, bcr5ulteaen aus
fiinltliGem Gtein, Cement ODER gra<
nitotb.
alderman Me6eraaa p~rdlentirte 5ur
erlten 2eiung urb perlas Bic folgenbe
&eiplution, tpelde alf Mntrag ibren
geipDbnliden 2auf nebnen lollen:
8eldlo1len, boB bas fplgc1be Got,
ndmli9:
Got neun nnb istpon5ig (29), glod
elf (11), McgleQan Tarf Ibbitiz
On in Ser stabt 9%aoenport, unb s
q. S9ellenbar9er, Ser gigentbumel
oeslelben. belegt neroc nit $4,000.
Soften nnb Musgaben fir Sic aonitruf=
t1on zines %per1nanenten Seitenipeges
Dor Dem g%enannten @igentbum, mi
Der stabtl6abmeiIter lit hermit an.
getpieien, bielen 8etrng tpte allgemeint
5teuer 81 .foneItiren.
@enebmigt bielens3. Nob. 1915.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-12
8el6loHen, oobri0as folgenbe Got,

Got fiiuf5ebn G5), @lod bier (4),
Megleaan Earf Mooitiol1 III Ser
stabt 9abenporf, uno Spbn SO.
Nelter, Der gigentbiimer beslelben,
belteuert neroe NIT $21.00,
Soften unb 4usgqben fir Sic aonitruf<
tion eines permanenten S~eitcnlpeges
Dor Dem genannten g%igentbuln, n11b
Der Staoti6abmeiiter lit hermit an
eeipielen, bielen getrng lpie aIIsemeine
Stel1er 81 fblleftiren.
8enebmigt bieien 3. Mpb. 1915.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-12

9eihloicn, Sab Sus folqcaoc Got.
1lan1lid.
Got ein a.. slod let's (6l, Nors
lpoob 9arf Nooition sltu StaSt 7us
o%elpprt, unb 9. 2. IlfocS, ser @iz
gellthiirter neiielber, beltcuert nerbc
nit $4,000, ais
Nus9aben ullo Soften fir 6er1teLlrno
ettles ~perlnanentcn Seitenipeges Dor
ge1taHntem @rltloitiid uno ber Staotz
ld1abmeiiter lit anoetpieier, 6iele Surrs
me lpie allgeneine steuerl 3t toilet
tlren.
8eltdtiat oiclen 20. 0fto6er 1915.
Beit.: Glireo 6. Iiiuer. Rapor.
4tt.: 5ugo R0uer, gIert.
@eidfo6sn, oab Sas forsenoe Got,
ndmIid:
Got iefs co., s(od bier a., Slit
mer er'te ISoition sur Stabt 2az
penport, uno Sobn s. Mcper, ser
g19enthilntcr oeilelbell, beiteliert
trerSe nit $4,000, als
@usgaben uno &pite1 fit SerifeIlno
e111es p%ernaHellten SeitenlpcQe5 bpr
gensnntem @ru1oltiid unb Ser stoots
ldasmeilter lit ongelpieicu, oiele Sllmz
ME pic allgemeine Steuera SIT Toilet
tiren.
geltdtigt Sielen 20. gftober 1915.
8elt.: NIfreo 6. Wlleller, Mapor.
Itt.: 6ugo Wsoner. glerf.
8slalolen, Sab nas folse1oe Got,
namlid:
Cots -, % unS 24, gfod IA, Sui
ton @olep StroBe aooitiuu sur
Staot 9ooenbort, uno Mart6o g1utS
ting, Die eigen1biimerin oer7e[6en,
belteuert lperoe nit S63.20. als
ausgaben uno Soften fin 5erIte0ung
etres perrnanenten S%eitenipeaes ppr
genonntem @rrnOitiid l1no Ser Stabte
ld]asmetiter lit anseipieIer1, bieIe gltlne
me tpie allgemeille Steuerl slt follefz
tiren. taseg ~
geitatist oielen 30. 0ftoper 1915.
Belt: Mfreb 6. Utiler, Teupor.
.att.: 5ugo R6uer, glers.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-12
J. 8%elh1oien, BOB bas folacnbe Got,
gei6loiien. 6nb bas folgenbe 2ot,

1uINIID:
Got fii1fsebn (15), glod siebcn
% Wc@lellan Garf Mbb. in Ser
Staht 9%abenport, unb g. s. gafer,
Der gigentbiimer bellelbcn, beiteuert
iperoe nit S21,
Soften lnb ausgaben fir 8ontruttion
zines tempordren G~eitentpeses Dor Benz
%genonnten gisentbum nnb Ser Gtabtz
Sduemetiter lit ansetptejn. bieien 8ez
tras tpie augemeine steuer 5l1 Toilet
tiren.
@enebmiet bieien Mopem6er 1915.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-12
8ei6lolem oob bas folaenoe Got,

.U1Wt0Ht7t' 0ob 1us Totgtfot Sof.
namlid:
Got Elf (11), @lod 5ipci a., Mcz
Gleuan oGrf aooitinn in Ser Gtabt
Subenport nilb McGIcrlm Harf
Company bie gigentbiinteriu besz
lelben, b%eitenert iperbe nit $21.OO.
Soften nno Nus9aben fir Sic &onitr1fz
tton eines p%ermanenten S%eitentpeges
bor Dem ge11mrnten gigentbum. uno
Der Gtabtldatmeiiter lit Giermit al1z
geipielen, bielen @ctrag pie a%agemeine
Stellcr s1 fpueftircn.
0enebmigt oieicn 8. Npp. 1915.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-12
9el6lpHen, bob nas folecnoc Got,

ssldlpHen, bob has folscnoc Got,
nan1ltd:
Got odt3ebn (ts), glpd bier, Mce
Glellm Garf Mbbition in Ser Gtabt
9abcnpprt nnb Mcglellun 9art
Company Sic gigentbiimerin besz
lelben, belteuert merbe nit $21.OO,
Soften nno Musgaben fir Sic @pnltrllfe
tlpn zines permnncnten S%eitenlpeges
bor Dem geronntcn gi9entbum, unb
Der stabtidotmeiiter lit biermit an
9elpielen. biclen @etru9 ipie allgemeinc
Stclter Slt follefttrcn.
@enebmigt bieien 3. Npb. 1915.
@eidJlpllen, SAP bas fpl9enbe Got,
ndmli6:
Got ied5ebn (16), glod leds (6)
WcGlcuan 9arf Mboitipn in ser
Stabt 9abenpprt, unb gB. 6. 9oB.
Der Gi9cntbiimer bcsieIbcn, beltcle
ert iuerbe nit $21.00,
unb Iussobcn fir sic &onltruf<
tlpn zines perma1cnten Geitenpeges
bor Dem 9enauuten giaentbum. uno
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-12

@eidloHen, bo6 bas foIsenoe Got,
1amli6:
Got elf (11). glod bier (4), Mc<
@lellan &arf Aobitipn in Ser gtabt
9apenpprt nnb McGIellan Garf
Company Sic gisentbiimeril1 bese
ielben, b%clteuert lperbe nit $21.O0,
Soften u1b Iusgaben fir Sic 8pnltr1tz
t1pn eines permanenteu @eitenlpeges
bor Dem 9enanntcn @igentbllm, lnb
Der Stabti6abmeiiter lit hermit ane
getpieien. bieien @etrag iuie aqgemeine
Ste1er 81 foleftiren.
@enebmist bicien 3. Nob. 1915.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-12
Der 5tootidabmeiiter lit hermit an-
9efptelen, oieien 8etras tpte allsemeine
Steuer gu foleftiren.
@enebmi9t Oielen 3. Rop. 1915.

8el9loNen, DOB oas folsenoe Got,
namlid:
got adt5ebn (18); glod leds (6),
WtcGleuan Earf Nboition in Der
sta0t 3aberlport, nno 6. q. s9lrb,
Der gigentbiuner beslclben, beiteuert
lperbe nit $21.0O,
Soften nnb 4usaaben fir Sic aonifrufz
ton etnes perWanenten s%eitenlpeees
Dor Dem genannten gigentbun, unb
Der stabtIdatmeiiter lit hermit anz
geipteien, oielen getras mic allgemeine
Stel1er Sn foQeftiren.
genebmt9t oieien 3. Nob. 1915.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-12

seidIolien. Dob bas folsenoe ,2ot,
narnlih:
Cots brei, bier nnn flint 6, 4 ms
81, 8lod hrei (3), @eitbolme's
ahSitipn in Der Staot 2apenport,
unb Ser Gigentbiimer belelben, $.
81. 8%onbinpt. belteuert uerbe nit
33.40. ais
aussaben uno Soften fir @erltenlns
eines permanenten Seitenneses bpr
9cnanntem @runbltiid unb Ser Staots
idasmeilter lit aneetrieIen. bieIe Gumz
me lpie allgemeine Steleru 81 Toilet
Seitdtiet bieien 20. Sftpber 1915.
Gtt.: Glfreb 6. Miiuer, Nabor.
Itt.: 9ugo Moeuer, glerf.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-12
3olitiide unb nnpulitildje
&an0gluHen.

Sic aneel : godien Mmerifa's
polen Die aroBe &epublif, Sic @aib=
lngton nn0 feline groBen 3eit= uno
@eirmtngsge1loiien erridteten, mie=
per 1mter 8ritanniens @ontrole ltelr
len.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-12
8eldloiien, bab bus folsenbe Got.

Be!dlonen, SaB bas foIgenSe Got,
ndmlid:
Got nel1naebn (19), @lpd ,1clln (9)
WeGlelan Eurf Mbbitipn in ser
Staot 9aoenpprt, nnb S. sc. &elz
mid, Der gi9entbiimer oappn. be-
i@tellert merbe nit $4,000, ais
al1sgaben lnb Soften fir Serlteuung
eines permanenten Geitennege5 Dor
Dem ~belagten gieentbum, unb Der
Gtaotldaemeiiter lit ansetpieleu. Sen
8etrag 81 touettiren ipie aIlgemeine
Steuern.
@cnebmiat bielen 3,Mopember 1915
The Glenwood post., 1915-12-04
HE KILLED A BEAR

Paul Jessup, the 13year-old son of
Sheriff H. c. Jessup, is some hunter as
yyou would readily admit after hearing
him tell his story.
Paul went down to the Jessup ranch
on Canon creek to spend the holiday
period with his brother and while there,
boylike, he spent much of his time in
the fields and hills with his little 90
rifle, principally in search of rabbits.
But there came time when Paul
was not satisfied with rabbits as his
quarry, but he yearned for bigger
game Paul wanted some ba 'ar. Que
day in his tramping through the fields
he discovered that bear had been eat
ing at the carcass of horse that had
died in fence corner.
Paul secured trap and set it by the
carcass and the next day when he went
out to note results he discovered that
he had caught the bear, but the bug
ger had broken loose from the trap and
made his escape. Looking the country
over he finally discovered Mr.. Bruin
sitting in a tree He jumped down and
tried to run to place of safety, but
Paul raised his % and pulled the trig-
ger. Young Bruin toppled over and
another shot put the everlasting quietus
on his bearship and young Jessup
rushed to the ranch house and proudly
announced the fact that he had killed
a bear, and SO he had.
The fact that it was cub about the
size of large dog by no means de-
Tracts from Paul's prowess and he is
as proud of his achievement as many
<an old hunter who has killed bigger
game.
The Glenwood post., 1915-12-04
SPEAKER
VISITS THIS CITY

Those who attended the Methodist
church last Sunday evening were great
ly pleased by the sermon delivered b.
DR.. Albert Edwin Smith, president OF
the Ohio Northern University at Ada
Ohio.
DR.. Smith is returning from a vac::
tion spent on the Pacific coast and as
he stopped to rest over Sunday in Glcn.
wood he was glad to take advantage vi
Rev. Tuck's invitation to fill the pulpit
at the evening service.
The distinguished visitor proved to
be speaker of great force and power
and the congregation was greatly :e.
freshed ard edited by his powerful
presentation of the gospel.
DIR. Smith is one of the big men OF
the Methodist church, being a member
of the Episcopal committee of the gen
eral conference, this committee having
as its chief duty the apportioning Of
the bishops to their various fields OF
activity. He was greatly charmed BY
the scenic beauty and enjoyed to tn.
fullest possible extent in the short
time he was here the mountains immc
diately surrounding Glenwood.
The Glenwood post., 1915-12-04
CARBONDALE

= Frank E. Sweet left Sunday night
for short trip to Connecticut to visit
relatives through the holidays.
Mrs. Jas. H. Brown entertained at
dinner on Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Gertig, Mr.. and Mrs. s. B. Mansfield,
and VIM. Dinkel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace DeBeque re-
turned Friday from an extended tour
of the coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Now and daugh-
ter departed last week for visit to
the expositions at San Francisco and
San Diego.
Robert DeBeque was the guest Of
his cousin, Wallace DeBeque this week.
Mrs. E. s. Shade was hostess at the
Reading club last Saturday and after
an interesting program, entertained her
guests with lunch at the rest room.
Miss Esther Tandy spent Saturday
and Sunday in Aspen with her sister,
Mrs. Jeffers. r.
Miss Matt, Sumnicht surprised her
many friends on Thanksgiving day when
she was united in matrimony to Mr..
Roy Haifley of DeBeque. Mrs. Haiflcy
was born and raised in Carbondale and
her numerous friends wish the young
couple all happiness and prosperity.
The Glenwood post., 1915-12-04
CLUBS TO CLOSE DEC.
31.-No DRINKS

Three Denver clubs, the Athletic
University and Denver, are facing !.
period of drought after Jan. All
according to club officials, will s,Sbcy
the prohibition law to the letter. There
will be no intoxicating liquor of any
kind in the clubs, they say.
In the Denver club notice that tho
bar would close for all time at mid
night, Dec. 81, has been posted. Last
night w. X. Sundell, house manager at
the University club, announced tha.
after the first of the year the clul
would be strictly "dry.'
Rolla G. Parvin, of the Athletic club,
said that with the advent of the pro
hibition law Jan. l, the sale of liquor
there will have been dispensed will
for good.
The Glenwood post., 1915-12-04
GOSSIP M-OUR.
CODEE,Sn ON|DLNTS
That NAY OplMAY NO T FNTE2ESE
U S1Z
CARDIFF cIINKERs

Mrs. J. W. Ward and three sons re-
turned to their home in Grand Junction
after few days visit with Mrs. NJ. V.
Dearing.
VIM. Bogue had what might have been
fatal accident Sunday night when he
fell from the top of box car, receiv-
ing a very badly sprained ankle and
back. Mr.. Bogue will be confined to
[ his bed for some time. His many
friends are surely glad he was so lucky
as to escape without serious injury, or
death.
Engineer Fred Willis is enjoying a
trip to California and the fair.
Mrs. Fipps and daughter, Edith, Wis
tied G. A. Dearing wife and son at
Basalt Sunday.
Mrs. Forrest Newkirk returned Mon
day night from an extended visit III
Sacramento, California.
Mrs. Hollingsworth and son, Gay,
have had an attack of la grippe, but
are much better at this writing.
Wesley Mitchell departed Wednesday
night for his home in Oklahoma.
Mrs. H. Brewer and daughter, Mrs.
Ed Lighthouse, returned from Denver
where they were visiting relatives.
Guy Crawford went to Grand juno
tion Wednesday night, just to see the
town.
The Glenwood post., 1915-12-04
DAIRY
FACTS
RULES FOR FILLING A slLo
Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station
offers Some Excellent Sugges-
tions on the Work,

To farmers who are filling silos this
year for the first time, the Iowa agri.
cultural experiment station offers
these suggestions:
The corn should be cut when the
kernels are dented. or when about
fourth OF the husks and lower leaves
are turning brown. It should be as
near maturity as possible and yet con.
tain enough moisture to insure fer.
mentation.
Either half-inch Of three-quarter.
inch cut is best because that length
fnsures less waste and larger pack
of corn in the silo.
Slow filling makes 1t possible to
pack the corn more thoroughly and
get in larger tonnage. With rapid
filling the cost is less, but to fill to
capacity the silage should be allowed
to settle and then refill.
Corn should be uniformly packed in
the silo and with good distribution OF
stalks and ears. If the sides are kept
about two feet higher than the cen.
ter, the silage wedges against the
sides, keeps in the heat of fermenta.
ton and kills molds.
Water needs to be added when fill.
ing If the corn in the silo is not moist
Water must always be added when the
corn is very ripe, when the corn ie
severely frozen before 1t is properly
matured. or when filling late in the
fall with shocked corn.
Keep the sides Of the silo air-tight
by filling cracks with soft clay, II the
silo is wooden, or with cement If of
masonry.
The Glenwood post., 1915-12-04
SERIOUS DISEASE OF CALF
White scours Usually Appear Within
Two or Three Days After and
Are Often Fatal.

White scours, or calf cholera, come
on so soon after birth that often the
calves are dead before they are con-
sidered to be seriously sick.
This disease usually appears within
two or three days after the calf is
dropped. Seldom do any cases devel-
op after the calf is two or three
months old.
The symptoms are usually failure to
eat, the calf lying down much of the
time, the eyes grow dull, and pecu-
liar pasty white excretion is notice
able. The calf often dies within "a
hours. Only immediate attention will
save 1t.
The disease is usually contracted by
infection through the navel cord. Pre-
vention is better than cure.