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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-28

In TIE accompanies . Is
shown 70. A. Thomas. ore af 80 EsaIth.
Test men in wales who vac saved from
the wreck q tas Laaitania- rha photo
graph WAS taken 90 Queenstown. Ireland
where zoe survivors we're landed Mr.
Thomas is g coal barren. re Is q former
member 81 parliament and Mthar on
Lady Maekwortb. who also was saved
lie IS a close friend of she Marquis 81
Butte
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-28

Mrs. j. A. Fontalna. 6o4 w Romano
street. PenaaCoiR. F1a.. says II Wa
in e very bue shape four yaars go
and from what bad read In regard Is
heart troEnie considered my case quite
serious. which w0ald have n zine
become fatal but for the atrangt henlne
and sustaining good that I received
from o.. pieroe'a valuable ooldan
Medical Discovery. Ny heart would
palpltate very fast and often thinrs
would grow dark before my evas and
Z would fair down. and remain dead 10
TIE world re- some time. After I avvok6
/ would have % remain on my back
for q long waiie az I wac too veal
and nervous e. stand On my feet M
hoalth was Ia this state Tor about two
vaarn A friend Of my husbands from
JncNaonvllle advised him 60 give me
che Golden Medical Discovery a. 4
had been - helpful % MS wife. Amer
taking SIX bottles I was entirely well.
and have nol had an attack OF my
trouble since" fAdw.1
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-28
New York Cotton.

New York. May Cotton more
than lost the rally d yesterday after
noon, AZ the opening this morning with
drst prices barely steady at a decline
~ TO ? points. This was due 20 scat
tered selling inspired ~ the continued
decline o. Liverpool. q favorable view
q weather conditions over = greater
part 81 the belt and continued mere
vouEneas over the political situation.
There was considerable covering
around s5s FOR October. however. and
the market rallied 4 20 9 points from
the lowest after the publication Of the
Official forecasts for unsettled ami
showery weather.
Onerlng tapered OF after the close
~ Liverpool, while covering became
a little more active Prices were only
3 to Q points over last nights closing
figures around the noon hour.
The rally carried prices about 3 70
points net higher during the middle
~ the afternoon with Western houses
moderate buyers on the advance
"a "a
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-28
HEROES N re rRgneHea.

Paris Feb These men rs the
trenches must keep iu1aHsAnf vigilance
against sudden attacks ~ the enemy
The men who serve the artillery Gre
day and mlabt 0ftentlmea ~ an enemy
that ia Hever seen.
Meafcal science win save more lives
tbs year than war wIu take a. mat
ter how terrlfnoaly murderous thst
var mav be- Then. toe. the food sup
ply f. very carefully looked after b.
the commisariat The food supply ~
The soldiers must BE- wholeaome Law
ms o. The open air. che men are able
60 diFeat hard~tack with great relish
Napoleon said, An army aghtn On SIS
atouaach a man with a weak stum~
ach y pretty sure 70 Be q poor nshtsr.
Il j. elmcult-almoEt impoaeible--f0r
ahgbne. man or woman. 81 digestion i
poor. 70 succeed IN business Or socially
--sr q enjoy LIE n tablet Or LIQUID
firm ~. PiaFcsa Golden Medical Die
euvery helps weak stomacha % strong.
henllhv netion--helpu them 70 digest
the feed thar makes the good. rich.
red blood which nourishea the entire
bo8g.
Thtn vegetable remedy 10 a great
extent cuts the liver into activity
sils tire machinery q the human sya-
ssin 60 that those who spend their
woFking hours &c the desk. behind the
counter cF 60 the home arr re3uve-
mated INTO vigorous health
Il has brought relief g many thou
sands every year Tor nearly ffty years.
Il can relieve you and doubtless re-
store your fcrmer health and strength
A. least SOU eve it 70 yourself e give
II q trial Sold ~ medicina dealers 81
send SO cents for box 81 tabiats-Dr.
Pierce'n inHahd8 Hotel and Surgical
Institute. Buffalo, ~. n
You can have Or. Plerce's Common
Sense Medical Adviser * lt0s PAGES Ia
cloth binding fully Illustrated with
coiored plates. Tor 8 dimes or 30 cents.
Read an about yeuraelE your ayu-
tenn. TIE physiology ~ life. aex prob
leus. marriage relations. anatomy. by
Eiena exercise. disease and itB preven-
tion simple home cures. etc.-Adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-28
FIFTY CAUGHT IN
D'FUNTAK GAMING

"|"N.4-E|II8 7 = = II. y II q =
DeFuntak. May zT.-u eF1niak is ~
fever heat almost today over In
terest cmusaa b. sheriff Bell who
gathered Is about hfty young white
men. who are charged with gaming
Tire defendants VIII be arralnne8
before Judge Campbell tomorrow Tor
trial
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-28
THE MARKETS
New Orleans Cotton

New Orleans. May z7.-Poor cables
caused . loss of 5 10 Z points around
the opening Of the cotton market to-
day. bat steadinegs developed soon az
ter on what brokers said was fresh
long buying At the end q the hrst
hair hour 81 business, prices were ?
points down.
Talk ~ an oyersold market incress-
ed buying and toward noon prices
were I point up o. point down CONF
pared with yesterdays close
spot cotton quiet. unchanged. Sales
on the spot 4 os6 bales, 20 arrive sac.
Middiing 2 cents
III the afternoon the market was
stronger on the rumor that Turkey was
applying for separate peace. AZ 1889
prices were s 90 Z points over yester-
days last quotations.
Cotton closed steady AZ an advance
- 4 z z.FEaNa
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-28
St. Louis Grain.

81. louis so. May Clash grain:
Wheat-No red Iss, No. hard
.tst4 a1.A6.
corn-No. 2. T6tss 80 white TIA.
Oats No. 2. sls No. white Sc
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-28

rfiend" II Il applied - tae anaominsl mus
eies. FantlY rubbed Ia and has . NOT pro-
nounrad e7cct - a iuhFicanE u sooshes TIE
network q nerves, enahlea tbs muscles %
expand naturally, relieves strain Ga the NFa-
merits and thus seta 81 ease any undue strain
60 TIE organs Involved. And u does thls with
perfect safety. Rrpoctant mnfhera thus 50
through the ordeal with comparative ease and
romfora. Knowlng mothers Who bare used
Mothers Frienda speak In glowing terms %
ths absence Of morning sickness, ahscnce q
strain On The llxaments and freedom from
many ether diEtTeEses
ore a. re most Important NYmptoEs 10
hs relieved ~ "Nothers Fneud" y tie i'm
fmarsnalicn that 80 oftsn dlsturhs repoae.
Palnn even thourh natural may - aistgrt
ere mlnd that unaas apprehension win ssuse-
umea fellow. The gentle. soothing lnfuence
~ Mothers FFiends gives TIE mind Sub
esMnalai AID 30 become Conscious Of Etrength
mnd there Il a Feal phYascal asnalhalfg -
muscular vieoF aa exieenced ~ fFe@dom from
nndun strain.
Yoa can rct ~AGoEhsr'a Frlerd' 81 anY drug
store o. thsY vii gladly ee4 i Cor yoa. Write
today to nFadAeid Regulator Co.. Fai Lamat
nl3K, Atlanta. Ca. for . highly Instructive
hook - great vaiae 20 81 eNpectans nsoiheFA.
il c8nsalma . valuable expectancy chart rules
On dss8 ard is hFimfuI Of g4gEuat1oER tA4& a.
womsn al appr@a@@@.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-28
Grain and Provision.

Chicago. May 25.--Grain and pro-
visions cash.
Wheat No. 2 red t44ts at5Aa; No.
e hard i44d ss.
Corn No. yellow 49, mA
Hay Timothy 5.0o0 csc. clover 5000
I800
Provisions Pork 1885,; lard s.72'
ribs ssTnI087.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-28

a. road be mai rr ar also
g a s @ ~ atoms ue AMEa
o n h ~ and % are reported advance sing
10 o Of 7 nd
u frontier aoeaa secure
a. suppl down on u Italian plains There mouth
Z r. chic along ia uanr anon em
TO Of p ana "a z sal
10 % vi through nre Even f8rray aa
pos st be care TO Violate
"~t RraH
and
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-28
Sewing Circle With
Much whispering

Before the stoTk
arrives there Is much
20 talk about The
comfort 81 ne expao
taua meihsr IS the
chief topic. And there
q sure q he sagnsone
Who has Used ~ knuwa
~ that splendid e..
tsrnal help. "aothsrs
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-28
SERIOUS UPRISING IS
REPORTED 81 STEAMER

Toxic. MAY fill 90 a IN Reports
81 serious rsoting in the northern part
OF the Malay peninsula have been
brought here by steamer from NagasAkt
started as 3 protest against taNatioms
Il "a reported 2.9ao rebels. repulMinE .
punitive expedition and rllaed villages
ard towns. numbering mamy white res
dents The British administrator has al
viaad white women % sake refuge In
Siam
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-28
Jacksonville Market.

Jacksonville. May. 27.-The spirit
market was quiet AZ 42A. with sales
Of none
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-28
Liverpool Cotton.

Liverpool May 2g--C0tton spot
easier. good mlddling SIS. middling
5Ia. low middling f66i, sales 1000
bales. 81 which 500 were Tor specula-
ton aud export. Receipts 3o.e00 bales.
Future quiet and steady. May-June
500. Junc-Juiy 800. July August
5Ilss August-s september b.2oiai DC
tober- November SIS. January Febru-
ary 5.58i March April 500, May-June
5B4
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-28
NEw MEMBERS Or
PARLIAMENT SWORN

London Nay fixing George held a
pFfxV council this morning az which tina
Hea3a ana ire warrants 81 nfkon we're
handed 70 the new rssneeFa ~ the cab
met. Subsequently tie first meeting o.
me new coalition eahinat MaW held
The King has kniEhee4 Frederirk Ed+
ward smith. sAioltor general IN the
new ministry.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-28
SPIRIT MARKET
FIRM ON CLOSE
NO SALES PosTEp-RoslN MAJ.
KET FIRM WITH SALES OF zoo
BARRELS

The spirit market was quiet - ga.
sith no sales.
Receipts. Casks
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-28
Quotations Were AZ Follogysl
Savannah Market.

Savannah. May 27.--The spirit mar
ket was steady at f2a. with sales q
rs casks
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1915-07-01
SPOUT SPRING

Several from this place atten-
ded the basket dinner at Hard
wicks Creek Sunday all report a
fine time and plenty to eat.
Jim smit+ y Montgomery
was here overHpTurday and Sun
day.
Mrs. Geo. Holsey of Montgom-
cry is visiting her brother Mr..
Letcher Byrd and other relatives
near here.
Il. S. Christopher and wife
visited the latter's Grandmother
Mrs. Martin, at Snow Creek,
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Todd, visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. j. 7. Wright,
Sunday.
j. I, Wright attended Win.
chester court Monday.
Mrs. Nose Mckinney, visited
her mother Mrs. Upton, at Irvine,
Thursday.
Letcher Byrd, made business
trip to Campton last week.
Claude Townsend is having a
new dwelling house built on his
fathers place.
w. q Patrick and family of
Sans visited j, K. Burgher and
family Saturday night and Sun
day.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1915-07-01
SLADE.

Mrs. Bush Chester of Torrent,
visited Mrs. Even Monday.
Mrs. b. l.. Drake and little
daughter Mary visited friends
and relatives here last week, and
we regret very much that Mr.. aud
Mrs. Drake have decided not to
move back here to their old home.
Quite crowd from here at
tended court at Stanton last week.
Ed Even aud Ed Centers, went
west in search of Captain Kidd
or some other hidden treasure.
We expect :them to return two
rich young men in a few years,
Rev. ID, IL. Matherly, of Clay
Civ, was herei on business last
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1915-07-01
Frank Confession.

The long hair that some musicians
wear is not always the result of an
artistic temperament. We knew one
who frankly confessed that he would
rather spend 25 cents for beer than to
throw the money away for a haircut.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1915-07-01
week.

Austin Forkner, visited his
grand mother Mrs. Mary K. Fork.
ner at Stanton Monday.
Miss Maudie Bowen went to
Filson, NJ )nday.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1915-07-01
Or His Own Thumb.

Let us live in hopes. Even the
knocker may finally land his hammer
on a naiI.--Alexandria Times-Tribrue
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1915-07-01
Report Of the Condition Of The
Powell County Deposit
Bank,

doing business at the town of Stanton,
County of Powell, State of Kentucky,
at the close of business on 18th day Of
June, 1915.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1915-07-01
Daily Thought.

A noble nature can alone attract the
noble and alone knows how to retain
them.-Goethe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-14

8enn Ser @eOanfc nidt 10 bers
,flu6t gci6cit mare, tpiiroen mir borz
iblagen, ben ollen ebrliden Seerauber
Sobn Bull 5llm gbrenbiirgcr ser Ser.
Gtaaten gu MAIDEN.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-14
Dos 9Inoburoer m

litdr : 8eairtsseri9t in Mitebsf Der,
ha1!oelte %unldngit inter Mlsfdub Der
9ettentltdteit geeen Ben ebenolieen
Observation-Disclosures bon &ppnp,
s9sIrltsorietp, tpesen ltebergabe Der Sc
lttrg on ben Tein0 obne Musnut=
slln9 aller Werteibigungsmittel, pns
iinfolge 8erlahens Der 6eltumg ourdb
ben &ommanbanten nidt geiden.
pie Intlase mar nod Dem Mrtitel
ersanscn, Der Die 5~obesitrofe ppr=
1lebt. Dos @eridt perllrteilte @riz
gortep 1nter 3ubiuigun9 milbernDer
nEl1tdnoe our Mertennuna ,a[ler
Nedte urb 81 Is Sobren Rerter. Das
urteil lpuroe Dem Slren CUR 8e5sGhz
glt1g pprgele9t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-14
Mnsidlnf Der Sgabrbeit.

Sic enslil6c @eeierllns fat betannts
lid glci6 nad Iusbrnd bcs &rieges
oas@ beutld : anlerifaniibe aabel
olrdldnitten, I'M es Ser 8abrbeit un<
mD9lt6 51 maiden, bas Sbr bes ameriz
fantldgen 8plfcs gu erreihen. Mit
6ilfe Der Nliirten bpn Ser pro<engliz
|i6el1 Ereiie in Sen Ser. Staaten lit
ibr oas audi in Der 5a1ptlade ge~
glidt. aber Der 8abrbeit ben @eg
nad 4merifa gang 5u p%erleaen, bas lit
ibr oob ridt s%elua19en, benn erItens
lorgen Die Sllnfenltationcn IN GnpS
billie nnb 8nderton troy aller @inoerz
nilie, Die ma LINEN in ben @eg se~
legt bat, INNER nod Oofiir, bab Sic
ariegsberibte Ser 3entralmddte bem
omerifanilden 2elepubltfl1m 5usansz
lib gema6t ipcrbcn rno sipeitens 9iebt
es sclpille cnsliide 3eitl1nscn, sic,
ni6t aus 8abrbeitsliebe, ionoern aus
Sppoiition5lult ulb outs 8utb iiber Sic
militarild)en unO 5iplomattibeu 8Dls
peleien ibrer Negierlns, neuerbin9s
in 66GdNt unsenirter 8eiie aus ser
EG6lle plauberu rnb iiber Die inneren
.l3nltanbe in gnglanb man6cs mittbeiz
len, mas Die @elt lonlt bieueidt nie
crfabren iuilrbe. 9ieien %llnbequcmcn
S9ipdbern bat ma bereits in Sornn
eines 4usfubrperhots fiir3eitungen be,,
a11ebel stpiiden oie 3dbne geidpben.
Sept aber mill man, mic es i1eint,
al6 bas anoere Sod beritopfen, bltrdg
ipeldes Bic 8abrbcit .11odg. mad a,nes
rifa selansmt.
Ser llnterl taatsletretdr bes Mllsz
ipartiser1, Cecil, Fat namlid int eng
fifteen 8orlament mitgct1eilt, oob
man bemnddit G9ritte tbun tperoe.
I'M oie. ugerbreituns bon bentIben
unb oiterreibilden 2iigen" in Ben uellz
tralen 2dnberr1 unb nan,entli9 in
@,nerifa SIT bereiteln. @orin biele
s6ritte beiteben iperben, bariiber berz
lautet noh nidts 8eltin1mtes, bod
lpiro babon gemn1nfelt, baB Sic ensliz
lde @egierung burb gr5eu9ung bon
%ltarfen cleftril6en GtrDmen Sic bcincr
brabtlolen @tatipnen in Mmcrita all=
ber sftion gil letcn beabiidtist. gn=
geiidts Ser Gbatlabc, bab nidt nllcir
I'M enslilden &arlamcnt. lpnbern aud
III Der engliiden Greiic fortpabrenf
|Stimmet1 laut iperben, nel6e Sc,
8abrbeit Sic gbre geben unb Bic 1a=
gesberidte Ser, beutiden @eeresleitunl
ais sic ein5ig %suberlaiiisen be5eida1en
madt allerbings geeils 9emcrfunl
iiber Sic beutlden unb tDlterretdilder
2iigen eitlen u%nbeldreiblid fomilder
ginbrud. allein ldliebli6s lit es mn,
1atUrlid, oab Bic eneliide Negierune
ibr Moitoppl auf, Sic 2iige nidt alrfsc:
ben min lll1rb bSaB, lie lie iieben, Der ibrI au
bielem, @ebiet en%taegentritt, als elmer
u%nbefu9ten ginbringlin9 bctradtct.-
M3art nl1B iid .tnbei1IennF sc%rinhernss oni
Die bei5en brabtloien3 sStatipnen .iek
nnter &c9ierungsfpntrnle lteben.
Man barf .allip 11eugierig ieiu, lag
v@crmania 6erlolllibl". lit Milipautee
tuos man in 8aibinatnn ba5u iosel
ipirb, ipenn Der biibfde 8lnn, bl1rd
lpcld}en biele bciSen Negierllngsiniti:
t~ntipncl1 auBer 8etrieb ;geicet; meroct
I%iollen, BUR Nusfiibrlng gelangt. sGf:
fcnbur jcoph lit mon iii 2onbon hapol
iiber5cu9t, 6ab Sic icsise g1,nbesrc:
gierllng bicien 11ellcn Gingriff in 81,
8cd)te Nmcrifas cbenlp rubis binneb:
men miro, lpie ale anberen Nftc eng:
lilber 8iufiir.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-14
Ser Miidslla Ser Gro

= Ser Nild5ug Ser Sran5oIen in
Ma5ebonien lei rein itrategilder NaS
tur, melbet Garis. go iparen sic gfiidz
5ii9c BEG lan9cn gsifolai Mitolalelpiti1.
Sis CT gliidlid i'm aaufallls n~nselanst
tpar. r
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-14

sesssaasg.s assstsas fs Sss; M..a,a,ern tit .St gssae
Ss.so 81 bic albonnerten Il: bieier etabt fhr
~ osutS D6neHtlt9 ober $500 fdtrltd kei
1ssO'!1ue5aVllttl1 fret 1b9eltefert
gRt ber @ot auberbaIbs ber setabt, ,,ao Il.
ssMo selne1t $oltau1t In bett Ber. sGtdaten, "a.
s nIHG 1See tmsetteo. $500 iatrIt6 Oct DorauS.
9te ep1#tae1 . AuSsate, MIR burd bic non
taerlta s1.oo Bel goraiissabhtno.
9ott .tnnertaIb her Der. staaten ut1S bura
asdager tn ber StabtS $3.50, Bel WoraussubIling
sz.00; mad Canada $3.50 u1b mad 9iiropd
1A.0O per Jabr BET BorduSoablune.
9eS yBMB@eatltd9e Demplrat", III 5tpef xbet
~! ~ pattiDods lab Sonnabenbs. toitet tnner.
~ ~ ger, Staate1 5000, nod Canada lno
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-14

- Mun,dnicn pill an9eblid nit iei@
ner Gntldcibung lparten, Biz Der Sieg
bcs @icrpcrbapbcs nlf Dem @altm, &C.
}lidert lit. 9nrob Trenocutbrdncm III
2pMhpn! 4. ,. 49,.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-14

- 9ns 2citmotib Der Eolitif &ll@
manicns bilbct ben Mefrai,, bes alien
aouplets: Sc mllb ia nidt olci6 fem,
les bat ia npd 3eit.s 3
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-14

- SEEM Oorf Der 8cltgoIbnaarft?-
- Gritalulia 81 Bent alten &1iz
fcrbpcfcr: .G1pllp, mein @nlbl"
llcbriacns: 9rpoibcnce llnb Goibcncc
linb Sirei grln1opcrIGicoct1c @egriffc.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-14

by Nagel, labor and hauling .
j. P. Oberleitner, lumber
Lorenz Paulsen, expenses II
Pittsburg Plate Glass Co,
PANT ,... ~
J.. F. Ploog, wire .......... l.
II. & H. Rohlff, hardware. &
C. E. Schmidt, LABOR ....... ii
H. II. S~chneckloth, hardware "a
Herman schult, labor and
hauling ..... ........ 4
H. o. Seifert Lumber Co,
lumber ...... ........ 81
Cnas. &. Stewart, labor ,.... 80
A. E. Sueverkruebbe, labor. 2
Western Boiler fipe Co, pipe $50
Jas. Fl. Wiese Co, nails, etc. 6
ChAs. VIM, labor ........ 20
CHARLES Winn, Engineers Els
innate No. 1 Final, Culvert
No. 4, Blue Grass twp. 33T
Henry Gertz, committee work SO
|Theo. Casting, committee
Work ....... 10
Chas. f. ~Zoeckler, committee
WoIh ........ ....... -. D
S, a. Wilson, committee
Work -. 35
Ordered, that warrants be issu
to members of the board, for the
per diem and mileage for meetin
of November IL, December 6 and
1915, as follows:
Henry Cert, 3 days, %
miles -. ................S IA
Z. j. Glynn, 3 days, . miles. IL
Theo. G~asseling, 3 days, 20
miles ......... Ia
Chas. f. Zoeckler, 3 days,
2 miles ...... .......... -
S. A. Wilson, 3 days, 80
miles ~. ..... ....... Is
On motion the board adjourned
Monday, December 20, 1915, at
O'Clock p. m.
EDWARD COLLINS, Clerk.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-14
@ulitiide urtb nnpulitiidc @anbsIohc,

YDltttld1c ltlt0 1ttqDltft1Nc NatO9loMett.
rNnpers ipobll, als lpnit i'll M3enldcn>
fDpfen
- Walt lid in bielem &opf Sic @elt."
.la6t g6iaer i'll lcinem ~Gun Carlos"
&bilipp .bens 33neitcn III Der groBel1
Scenc- init bem Marquis Gola lagen,
gus 8ort laBt lii6 ald alli sen
9cgenipartigen 2enfer Scr @el6ide ser
Ser. 5taotcn sa1inenben. 9hur tpcn1
has allf i'm alltrifft, laiiel lid leine
pieleu puabegreifliden" 8prte unb
@%anblungcn crfldre11.
sic @ablcn III GnelanS bcrtoet
. . lplan9e Der Msqltitb om Mllber
lit, bat bas cn9lilde @olt fcillc 8abl.
= .
- Ser Meidsfan5ler an sic Mniirz
ten: uSricbc lei nit gud aber
81 t milbt barl1m bittcnl"
sSsctt iuiI man III Scr Hrdiibcnz
ten : gotlhaft garnidt sic 9cutidz
Amerifancr gemeint bobenl Merflt
Sit ipas?
gber aopfserbredcn ideint ben
Eplitifern Bic u@anbpnu 2eute", Bic
Der Grdiibent in iciner gotldaft il
mablps angriff, bod gu mad6en.
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gp bieb .es ard teton im Deutl61franz
5olilden rnb i'm rliliih : iapnnilden
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0iiemlpbr fiir g@mlratb.
Sie Istionsn iOllten peu jshsn
Sreumb oes brHtid)en lluterridts
untrssidmet DnbsH.

Die giirgeritoit bat @usfift, ei'
nen aanS berporyaasnb tiittisen Wann
in ben Sdulrata 9.pdbIt gu ieben. no
betannilid WGruer gang beions
bers bon R0tbtn itub. Greunbe BON
quftpr 8. O. Giisnlobr baben petitto'
nen IN llmIouf 9dest, I'm benielbsn
auf bieie Deif. fir bas amt etnes
S6ulratbs, bic b.tanntlia iest .at
large" seipdbI. tperbeu, gu uoHiutren.
mir brou&.n tpobI fdnem rpdhren
syreunb unf,rn 5ffetliben Sdulsn
unb ,einem iDabreu DeatfHeu srit tpt'
sieI ben Ratb seben, bic petitior,
ipenn e. ibm gu Geiitt tommt, gu uns
ters.ihnen, neil mir tpiFen, Sab Sas
Sebsr aus eigsnsm 9lutrieb unb NIT
sfreubn ibut. ginen Siam ME
Giienlpbr i'm S6alrutb baben, mare
in Der sbat Elm 9eipinn fir bic san3s
HpmMune.
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Satttu uHb brei S66i.r bes grisab.s
Generals 5ObH !. qeribins tn
Gan Gtaneiseo bel sinem
Getier umse.ommen.
Der SObn unb aHb.rs psrfouen. bi.
ii4 i'm Saufe befanbsn. .onntsn
gerettet tpsrben.

gan 5ranrisep, 27. auauit.
Jrau 5rances Narrsn gerIbina, bi,
9aitin bes prisabeeneraIs Sobn Z.
perfhine, Der 5ur 3sii bic 9unbsss
truppen an Der neriiaHiihtn 8rense
befebligt unb bsf.u Sdupiquartisr fit
in Gl pofo befinbet. eriiidts am Jrei,
tag WsOreea Su friibsr Stunb. nit
breisH BON ibreH bier Sinbetn, eele.
9entlia zines 5euers. baa in ibr.m i'm
YrefibiO bon Gan GraneiscD g.lessnen
5duie gum Qusbru6 fam.
Die Sei6en Der SHUTTER unb Der
Rinber Disisn idpsn grunbipunpen
auf. Jrau 8ospeu. cine @ernanbte,
oeren beiben ginber Ioipis Der flint
Sabre aIte Marren psrihing unb brti
Oienitboten, bic fib in ban brennenben
6auis befanbsn, ionnien gerettet per !.
ben. Die umseiOmmensn Ginosr iinb.
5eIeH. a6t Sabre alt; anne. Iieben
Sabre, unb WlarD Wargaret, feds
Sabre alt. 5rau perIbing mar cine
sO6isr bts gunbesienaiOrs Barren
DON Wpoming.
Die llrfafe bes Geutrs III Toipsit
nod niht befinitip ermiitelt porbsn,
aber man nimmt an. bab es tur9 cine
Jladtlomps perurlo4t nurbs. Dds
Seu.r ipurbe tntbsdt, ais bic iSldmmen
aus benz Dad bss auf bem 9arabe.
plab itebenben Speiitodigsn Sn6tpert.
esbGubss berausidlugen. Dos preii.
bio 4rmees Gsusrtpebr6eparismtnt mai
binnen ipenisen Winaisn CUR Steqs
unb ri1teis. in Der glunabms. bab ts
ben 9etpobnern bss 5auiss iimmtli4
sslunesn mar, iih in Si9erb.ii Sll
brinsen, iein Sdupinuesnrtert baraui,
bos 0ebdube 5u retien. BUR BAG Dad
unb cine Ode bes Sauies ipurbsn buh6
bas Gsusr b19dbisi. 2lls bic aDfds
mauHiaoft,n iaIiebIid in bas Sags
eiubrunsen, faHbeu II. bic Gesd,en bon
frau ptrfbing unbibren brei 5Dhisrn.
Der ssreiiete &ndbe, Jrau 8ostpsl init
ibren ainbern. foipis bic Ditnftbotsn
f4liefen In eimm aHbsrfn Glagel bts
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