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Mexico Missouri message., 1916-08-17
THOMPSON LETTER.

Thompson, Mo-, August 1--we
had another big rain last night. This
makes nine big rains in the last FIVE
weeks in this vie'rTy.
Mr.. Dunn, of Illinois, is here Wis
iting Hull Wilson and looking after
his big farm.
]. Newton Basket, of st. Louis, is
visiting his relatives, Jesse Carter
and daughters. Mesdames squires,
Beatty and Dalby.
Mrs. ]. T. Beatty is quite sick. Dr.
Berrey of Mexico was called to see
her Monday.
School will open at Hurdle next
Monday, Miss Helen Graham, teach
er.
Mrs. Elizabeth Beatty, of Cant had
a family reunion Sunday. Her daugh-
ter, Dot McCarty, of Chillicothe, Buck
Beatty and wife of near Centralia,
Joe Beatty and wife, ]. T. Beatty and
family, Ed. Beatty and family, ]. E.
Beatty and family, ]. B. Nevins and
family and Rev. Mr.. Schwabe, of Col.
umbia, we're present. They all report
fine time and a splendid dinner.
Protracted meeting commenced al
Salt River Sunday. Bro. Schwabe oil
Columbia, the regular pastor, will
conduct 1t.
The protracted meeting at Hope
we'll has been going on for a week
Revs. Dorgan and Arvin are couduct
ing 1t.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-08-17
DIED OF INJURIES.
Little Walter Riley Passed Hence
From Street Car Accident at His
Home in Arkansas.

Walter, nine year old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Bert Riley, of Little Rock.
Ark, who suffered a broken knee
last week by being strucR by a
street car, as mentioned by the Mes
sage, died Monday or this week. The
body was brought to Fulton, Mo-,
for burial.
Walters mother before her mar
riage was Miss Ruth Lemon, of Mex
leo, related to the Pearson and Nc
Williams families here. DR.. and Mrs.
j. F. McWilliams, Miss Nina Pear
son and Mr.. Wallace Pearson from
here attended the funeral.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-08-17
The Awards:

Best jack. one year old and under
two, Hamilton Bros.
Best jack, two years old and under
three, Hamilton Bros, first, John T.
Beatty, second.
Best jack, any age, Hamilton
Bros, first, ]. r. Shook. second.
Best mare with mule colt by her
side, owned in Audrais county, both
to be considered, P. T. Bruce, first,
F.. L. Crosby, second.
Best horse mule colt, P. 7. Bruce,
first; John Kane, second.
Best draft colt, either sex, foal
of 1916, F. L. Crosby, first; Fred
Mundy, second.
Best pure bred draft stallion, any
age, Fred Mundy, F. L. Crosby.
Best draft stallion, any age or
breed, Fred Mundy, nrst. F. L. Cros-
by. second.
Best draft mare or gelding. four
years old and over, F. L. Crosby,
first; Frank Ballew, second.
Best draft horse. mare or gelding,
two years old and under three, F.
L. Crosby, first; Moody Brothers,
second.
Best draft stallion and three of his
get, l.. Crosby.
Best draft mare and two of her
produce, F. L. Crosby, first; George
Dean. second.
Best draft mare and colt, both
considered, owned in Audrain county,
W. A. shrout, first; Fred Muudy. Sec
ond.
Best draft stallion. mare or geld
ing. one year old and under two,
Milford Berry, first; George Dean,
second.
Best draft colt. either sex, owned
in Audratn county, F. L. Crosby,
first; George swanton. second, aud
J, r. Shook, third.
Best draft colt. either sex, sired
by Gallant Sturdy, season to any
mare by owner OF winning colt, Geo
Swanton, first; Moody Bros, second
Best draft colt, one year old an,
under two, either sex and any breed
Milford Berry, first; George Dean
second.
Best light harness mare or geld
ing any age, Loula Long, first an
second.
Best saddle or harness bred mar
and colt owned in Audrain count
French Field, nrst; Ed. Hamilto
second.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-08-17

Two new correspondents bow TO
Message readers this week. One
from Bethel neighborhood, out tow
ard Santa Fe, and the other at Mt.
Carmel, two of the best neighbor-
hoods of the county. And these cor
respondents are good ones, too. We
hope to hear from them regularly.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-08-17
Mrs. Mary Griffin.

Mary Emily Griffin, daughter of
William and Eliza Antoinette King.
and wife of Thomas Griffin, died of
stomach trouble Saturday August l2.
at 7:15 at the home of her niece,
Mrs, John BeaI, in Mexico. Mo-, after
an Illness of several weeks.
The remains were taken to Lou
isiana. Mo-, whore funeral services
were held at Riverview Cemetery
most impressive service, conducted
by Rev. E. J. Lampton of the Christ
ian church. She was laid to rest in
the old family burying place.
Mrs. Griffin was a devoted Chris
tian and daily student OF the Bible.
She leaves a sister and tive brothers,
Mrs. Louisa Stewart, of Louisiana,
C. C. Killing. of Nevada, and William
Killing. of Webster Groves. She leaves
also five children, seven grandchildren
and three great-grand-ohildren. The
children are John and Maurice Crit.
tn.ot Kan IS City. Mrs.Agnes Barn,
hill, of Denver, Colo. Mrs. Kate Win,
scott, OF Los Angeles. Calf, and Mrs
Dora link. of Decatur, Ill.
Mr., and Mrs. John Beal and Phil
ip Bell, of Mexico, and John ant
Maurice Griffin, of Kansas City, wer,
the out-of-town attendants at the fu
neral,
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-08-17
RYAN.TANNEHLL

Mr.. Virgil F. Ryan, manager Of
the Mexico Poultry Co, and Miss Le-
ia Mayme Tannehill, of Moberly,
were married Monday morning in
Moberly Our best wishes extended
the happy couple. They will reside
in Mexico Mr.. Ryan is one OF our
most progressive young business
men. He and his bride have been
longtime sweethearts.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-08-17

]. Kelly Pool of Centralia, de-
feated candidate for the nomination
of Secretary of State, announces that
he will start a new Democratic paper
at Jefferson City. Pool Is a ready
writer and we predict his paper will
be a live one.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-08-17

w. B. Hanna is visiting his nieces
in Mexico, the Misses sproul. Mr..
Hanna is just home from Battle
Crek, Mieh,, where he went for the
benefit of his heath.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-08-17

The Christian Church at Mont
gomery city is arranging to build
a new church house to cost $40, 900,
The Methodists in that town are
putting up a $4,000 building.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-08-17

Prof. Robert Campbell and Thso.
dore. Edwin and Gibson wlnAns and
Frederick stallings are home from q
two-weeks' cAmp.out near Santa Fe,
returned home Sunday,
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-08-17

Best buck. one year old and over,
Iohn T. Beatty. nrst and second.
Best eve. one year old and over.
John 7. Beatty. first and second.
Best eve lamb. John T, beatty.
first and second.
Best buck lamb. John t. Beatty.
Best buck. any age or breed. John
t, Beatty.
Best eve, any age or breed, John
T. Beatty.
Best grade draft stallion, any age.
Moody Brothers.
Best buck aud two ewes owned In
Audrain county, John t. Beatty.
Mule race, Fred Feser, hrss. Bieo.
second.
i Finest horse,mare or Eelding. any
age James ButOra. nrst; Loula Tong
second.
|
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-08-17

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Robert Boatman
and little son, ]. Robert, Jr.. of Be-
liae, British Honduras. are visiting
Mr., AOatman's parents here, Mr.. and
Mira w. n, aoatman.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-08-17

Now that the Mexico Fair is past
the next big event will be the Chau-
tAulua. 1t opens next Tuesday, Full
program in this issue of the Message,
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-08-17

The cost Of newspaper has ad-
vanced in price from two and one
half cents a pound a year ago to six
cents a pound at the present time.
The newspapers are simply up
against it.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-08-17

President Wilson seems to be
holding the big proposed railroad
strike in statu qou, SO to speak. even
II nothing further results from his
efforts.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-08-17

The Misses sproui have sold their
moving picture establishment at Sal.
isbury and have returned to Mexico
and viii reopen sproul Academy.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-08-17

W. w, Mckinley, formerly OF this
city, candidate for surveyor Of Meat
gomery county, was beaten in the
late primary election.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-08-17

Mrs. H. p. Warden of near this
city. who has beeno-in the hospital
at Columbia for some time. returned
home a few days ago.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-08-17
J. KELLY POOL
is DEFEATED
Sullivan, the Victor, Gets 9S,622
Votes; Pool, 07, ,42O, and EmmOns,
32,OO3. The Republicans Nomi-
nate AslIin.

The report comes from Jefferson
City that total of 234,8O6 votes were
cast for Governor by the Democrats
in the recent State primary and 49,
649 by the Republicans. a marked in
crease for both parties.
The plurality of Frederick d. Gard
ner, the Democratic nominee for Gov
ernor, over John NJ. Atkinson, his
nearest competitor, was $3.50. The
plurality of Judge Hafim over John
E. Swanger is 14,45S.
John l.. Sullivan defeated ]. Kelly
Pool by a plurality of 1877 Pool
sent telegram of congratulations
to Sullivan: You win. Accept
heartfelt congratulations. We are
for you from the tap of the bell un-
til you come under the wire a winner
in November"
The official count shows Lambert
f. Walther won the Republican NOM
ination for Judge of the st. Louis
Court of Appeals over VIM. Dee
Becker by a plurality of III.
The largest majority on the Demo-
cratic State ticket was piled up by
Judge Fred l.. Williams for Division
No. 2 of the Supreme Court. His
lead over Gledy B. Arnold of st.
Louis is 74,4Si For United
States Senator. James
A. Reed, 1876; Martin, 42.27s
Republicans: Dickey, s6,314;
Atkins, 56,524, and Nathan Frank
36,17. The largest minor party
vote for Senator was 2.2s4 for Mrs
Kate Richards o'Hare of st. Louis
Socialist.
For Governor. Gard.
ner, 84,621; Atkinson, 46,249
Roach. S1,7OS; Lindsey, 1854;
Barker, 2O,S4O; Houchln, 19,46O
and Painter, 6.54s. Republicans:
Lamm, S9,134; swanger, 74,636i
Morris, 1880; McIndoe, S,494.
q nny,s
Gratis: Grossly. 1O6,S2S; Critics
$1,000; McCullom, 1886. Repub
licans; Britton, S7,297; Atkeson
65,S95; Kyle, 34,166.
Secretary of State.-Democrat
Sullivan, SS,62e; Pool, 97,42O; EN-
mons, 32,9O3. Republicans Askin
65,2SO; Hendricks. 6S,49t; Ford
55,7S1.
State Auditor.-Democra Cor
don. 116. 1907: Bradley. 66,S62; Way
land, 46,SS2. Republicans: Hack
man, 1886; Wilder, 62,lO5. Con
rath, 26,572.
State acknowledgements
Middlekamp, 24O,95l. Republicans
Thompson. S4.425; Witt, 65,44O
= Petit, 36,471.
Attorney General.-Democra
McAllister, 1O3.155; Green, 46, ,529
Davis, 7s,770. Republicans: Ma
son, 116,412, Elder, 6S,9SS.
Supreme Court Division No. l.
Democrats; Woodson, 129,2O5
Stark, S6,1OS. Republicans: Johr
son, 54,O12; Hayward, 42,S91; Rol
ertson. 42,56O, shackelford, 4O,S8!
Division No. 2.-Democrats: Wi
liams, 149.2s4; Arnold. 1859. RI
publicans; Higbee, 195,4SS,
St. Louis Court of Appeals,-Den
ocrats:- Biggs, 66,sS4. Repub
cans; walther,. S2.O25; BeckerS1
S54; Cramer, 1895.
Springfield Court Appeals
Democrats: Bradley, 1883; Rol
ertson, 5,SS7; Johnson, 1o,76S; Ii
mar, 1887; Moneyham, 5,O1E
Thomason, 2,764. Republicans: CC
21.s42. .Moseley, 7.452; McPherso
1852; Lovan, 1911.
Kansas City Court of Appeal
Democrats: Grow. 1850; suddat
2s.S4s; Lilly. S1.1O7; Bland. Al
Os7. Republicans: Langdon, g.
SIT.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-08-17

Judge Albert d. Nartoni, OF the
st. Louis Court of Appeals, recog-
nized leader of the Progressive par
ty in Missouri. has resigned his office
and announces that he will give his
time for the reelection of President
Woodrow Wilson. His action will
have great weight with the voters in
all parts of the country.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-08-17
Married Here.

Mrs. Daisy Cropper. of this city,
and Mr.. Fielder B. Harris, a promi-
nent educator of Franklin, Ohio,
were married here Tuesday, the Rev
S. w. Hayne officiating.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-08-17

Mr., and MFs. Allen MeCue and
family, of st. .ouis, are visiting Mrs.
Mccue's pare9's Mr.. and Mrs, Field
oussenberry, of this city,
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-08-17

Little Miss Marie Donohue. of Chi
eago. after delightful visit with her
grandmother here. Mrs. ]. d. Miller.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-08-17

Reed Massey carrier on rural
route out OF Mexico drove to st,
Louis few days ago with his family
in his auto.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-08-17

James L. Edwards, one of the
assistants on the St, Louis Globe
Democrat, visited his mother in this
city last week.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-08-17

C, II. Pulls the substitute .uau
carrier in this city.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-08-17

Judge Harry Stocks caught a
bOOtlegser for $500 in his court last
week.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-08-17

W. X Roth of St. Louis visited his
sister here last week, Mrs. c. F.
Clark.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-08-17

Born, to Mr. aud Mrs, Charles
Sims, u son.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-08-17

probate oOurt convened MONDAY.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-01
gOm suoe abbcrnfeu,
Srieorid &oenfeIbt.

9sa6 lanaen, idymereu 2eioen Der.
ld)leo geltern Morgen 6rieorid
@oenfelot i'm Seine bon 5ral1 Gbar.
les Siferm1ann, SEQ. 1875 Snbiar
Npao, 100 er lett oell lebten ied)s
Wonatcn gemobnt fat.
Ger Gerltorbene crblidte an1 7.Sssa,
111lar 1912 in Nrohitei 9%clltldlano,
oas 2id)t Ser @elt l1no pernablte iics
I'M Sabre 1874 nit SRI. Catherine
@oettId]. Spater fam oas 8oar nod,
ben gerei1igten Staten rno lieB lid,
bier allf elmer 6artn in Ser NsaDc bon
glorioge nie0er. @or 3pan5ig Sa1-
rem leste Iih Oas 4aar oanl, in Sen
Hllbcltano nnb Dor lngeiabr 5lpci
llllo EN- bal6 Sabren peridieb Irall
Mocnfelot. Set Sen lebten 5luei lno
5nan5ig ssabren lpar ser G%erItorbenc
eth Sl1pali0e.
Der 1abingei6iebene miro boz
elmer Sdmei ter, 6rol1 GATHERING
bon Mbair, Sa., l,no ci1lent
Sdmager, Claus Cent bon gl6ribac,
Sa., iiberlebt. Die seiieeung erfoIgt
Sonntag Nad)mittog INN 9 llbr
pom observation-disclosures bon
Y Sartpig alts al,f Dem 9ina
Sill Irieobofe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-01

Tarn1er q. $. &eairnes bon Dunlap,
SSa., po11 6rieoensrid)ter Gbil. 9altu'
Dor eiaiser 3eit ltltcr 8iiralhoit bon
$4,000 geitellt muroen rr1o Scr Go,tl1=
tpanpalt beitallo barallf, 0aB @oro
in niclem Sole, es banoelt it1 l1n1 Sic
$4,000, Bic anaeblid, bon Gap.e
Slider BON @eit Gbeiter, SM1., err
ldlpi1toelt mnrhclLsum milloeiten lt,=
tcr oieielbe Siirgidaft geiteat miro.
9tidtsoeitomelliaer lieB Ser 6rieoe,1s-
richter 8arb nit eincrSiirgidmft bon
$4,000 fir Die le%ttgenanlte Mllflaae
oanolt foml1ea. Gie @iirgihaft mllr>
De Don Sobn @pnes bon ser Iirlla
S1loer, @alib & @pnes ltlo eil1enl
Nefpillen Sarrp Barter geiteut l,1o
lalttct altf 8rrllDeioellthun1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-01
Siirscrmeiiter Sobn @criualS 6efiir
iuprtet bas ltnterncbmem Ser Splua
Nltbbcr Sire Epm1,nnn.

Siirgcrmeiltcr Sobn gerlpalo la1E.
tc an Serrn IS. 6. 8rreB, sen @ra-
lioente11 Ser Soma &llbbcr Sire Gonl.
pal1pk 5. l1n0 Mof Ssslo1o Strabe,
lladhtebenoes, it'd IeIblt erflarenoes
Sdreiben:
Wiein lieber @err 9rueb!
@eltatten Sic mir, Ssbnel1 lno 81
rem Observation-Disclosures 81, Ser
8rlil1olnna Ser Soma Hl1bbcr Sire
Company in Davenport SIT begIiicf-
lpilnlden. @cm mani bic 2iite SSSfrer
1ireftoren: Soiepb @. 9ettcl1oorf,
8etel1oorf, Soma, Graiiocnt ser @et-
tenoorf 60; s. Reeo Sane, Iaper-
port, Soma, III Tirl1la 2anc & @e=
%terrnan; &idltcr Sames g. @ol;n-
ger, 9aucnport, Soma, Ir1iioent Ser
Slcg Sron 60; 81. 81. gnelebart,
3openport, Soma, Grdiibent ser 9l-
l1ograpb So; Irno 9. getcricn, Ia=
%nenport, Soma; S1tles $. aerfcr,
Davenport, Soma, Stills : aaiiircr
uei StolI 9pltllf0 Sab1ltgs gallt,
Milbclm Otto @r1eb, 9apcl1pprt,
Soma, frilber ScnaStatc Miq. MIIo.,
oltrdIieht, 10 erbalt man Sic @erii6e<
rltrg, ba5 Sic gilllagen oes all9emsi-
lle1 Gl1bIifums in oor5iialih geid)ul=
ten @alloen lieger.
Seoer cill5elne perlte6t bollarf, bc1
@ert6 elmer Ginlage i1 eil1er Stunt
mireifcnfa6rif. Ias @nmmi= nn6 mo-
meltlid) oas acknowledgements 1T
bliibt nnb id boffe, sob Davenport
elmer Ser SanrtmGrfte ser glttnno=
bllreitellbrand)e miro. Mit 10 pielen
Iingen fit iid lpredcno, fam id
llldlt et111ebel1, marllm Sic Soma Rlth-
Der Company nidt ELM oltrdlid)laaen=
Der Grfolg in ieber @inii6t lem
mfrs.
Mit beiten GriiBen, perblei6e id
Sodadtltngsnon
Sobn @ermolb,
@iirgermeiiter."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-01
Mit beiten @riiBelr, perbIeibe id
Sodadtltngsnon
Sobn @ermal6,
@iirgermeilter."
Gie lpit AM 9lrbeitertaoc.

Sm @%obnoiitrift ser staot Io-
oenport miro am Montag, oenr Or
beitertage, feinerlei NoItlod)en allsge=
fragc11, ltno al1d) inn @eidaftstbei(e
miro 11l1r cine ei15ige g(blieferltng &C.
mad1t. Eerionen, sic Goltiad)en poi;
Der Eolt bolen molleu, olio polfla=
aer1loe 8riefe, ODER iid griefmorfen,
@eloanmeilllngen etc. 6ole11 mollen,
mli1lem lid) 5miiden R9 n1o AtO
llbr gormitaas o1f Sem 9olfatntc
elntlnoen. linn ad)t l1br miro inn Sc
l1aftsoiItrift Goit altsgetrogen. Ser
EoltrneiIter bofit, oaB sic 9oltbeam-
ten NIT ibrer ar6eit ioneit porgc<
ldlr1tten lem perben, oaB Tie ser I'm
5ebr HDr IN Gof Sslanb beginnenben
Arbeltcrparaoe beimobnen f0nnen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-01
Counting frcics Iarf : aom5ert int
&mbcrpecr Garf.

Netericn's &apelle piro oln font
n1enoen Sonntog inn ganoerpecr=
Narf Elm Irei : &on5ert peranitalte1,
filr lpeld)cs SEER gilbert NctcrIen, Ser
befannte Iirigent ser &apeac, bie
@lell1el1 gtonen tragt, oas nadItebel,oe
Nro9ranlm anfgeltcllt bot:
/. Wtarlb uSoIp Dadtslnan",
0tel el1Q1lll
2. 0upcrtl,rc Ste gunmpeter Of
The Gromn" $. Orb. Sa,n1e
3. @ol5cr u6loral Iete" Sirit
a. gtopelette u9nros a16 2aoies",
5. @rano 6antalic from tie apero
Carmen" 8i,rt
Gelli e.
6. Worlh uErin3Senrp", Gilcn6er1
Z. MelooieS from "&on1eo an0 SIT
8. 9once Of tie Sun 6ealt, Mn1eri=
can sSl1bimn @aIer
9. Sbe 2ppal Imerican Narrar
10. ancrican 5arltalie Serbert
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-01
@rafin u. gerniturif pon GeutidlanS
sltriifaefehrt.

GaB Der oelttlde 8oti9after @rai
gernltorff Elm Diplomat lit, babell
nun audi sic GeridterltQtter Ser gecpp
yorfer 3@citllnaen erfal1nt, oie lid,
bel Mnfnnit oes Gan1pfers uIreoe-
rid 4" an goro begaben, nm sic nod
oreilabriger M6meieltbeit bon i6rcr
al1erifaniiden @einlotb aus 9eutjh.
lalto eirgetroffene @rdfin gernltoefi
gu lnteroierpen. Mit Sen geridter=
ltattern NOR alth ser @otidoItcr Ben,
Santp1er clltgegngefa6ren ltl1o cr
ltellte ben 3eitlngslel,ten lcine Sc
mablin NIT Ben @ortcl1 cor: uIiele
9errel1 modlten olls Iei1lcm Ml,nSe
perl1ebulca, bab Iu ibncl1 gar nidts
81 beritGtea BAIT" 9totiirlid blie6 oir
@roTin lillulm. Gor i6rer g6e nit
Dem @ralcn mar 5rmr bon 9crnitorfj
sri. Slldemeper olls Rem Worf.
Sn ben 1lad}lten Gagen miro I'M
Ser 9enofrat" Elm Sl1terpielp er
ld1etnen, oas oie @rdfin b. 8ernltorii
11ad ibrer Mnfunft enter 6efanntcll
oelltld) amerifanilden @eridterltat-
term sob.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-01
u @ieie.

&apmono @ieie, Ser aebniabr:ec
5obn bon &errn unb Sral, @ernlal,
8iele, peri6ieo aeitern Morgen Inn
5ebn llbr I'M &atie leiner gltcrn,
cine Meile iiiolueItlih BON Ionabl,c,
SSa., geleaen. ltad0em CT mebrcrc
Woltate franf getpeien mar.
Ter 8nabe botte ont 90. Sl1ni
1906 bas 2id)t ser @elt crblicft lt11o
miro ollBer bon Ieinen gltern nod)
BON 5mei @riiocrn, elmer uno Mo,1
@iele, ii6erlebt.
Sic 9eiiebrna crfoIgt am Conn
obeno NadJmittag I'm Smci l1br bonn
Sranerba,ie> cine Meile lii0meitlidj
bon 9ora6l1c, ssa., aus a1f ocn1 Ml-
lens @rope Iriebbofe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-01
Iplisei lant sieafrieot frei.

6ranf sieafrieot, beI1en Maidinc
anr Mittmob s(6eno Meal g. Slelon
an Der Iritten lmb @urren Strabe
llberf lt6r l1nb spiid)cn oreiBig n,lb
pier5ig SUB meit ihlcifte, mllroe ge-
ltern Morgen aus Ser &aft %entlalIen,
nadocm Die Goltntpanpaltidaft lid;
llber5euat batte, Dob siegfrieot fci.
l1erlei 5dl1lo an DEM llnfan trllg.
linn orei l1br Morgens lpl,roe Sem
Der Gen1ofrat" alts Dem Mercp-
Solpitol beriftet, SOB iid ser 53,l-
ltano bon Slelon nidt i'm aeringjten
gebeliert bat, nnb oab nod mie Dor
lell1 Mble6en itii1olid 5u befird-
ten lit.
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Telter rid)tet in brei Tallem, ,uu oas
Seneroepartment germfen iumroc,
feitten SdJabcn at.

3as Iapenporter 6elleroeparte.
ment ml1rbe geltern oreimal beraus-
gerufen uno in alien orei 6allen mot
fcinerlei Sda6en 81 bermerfelt.
Spribel1fompagnie SEQ. 4 p1rSc
l1a1 ser Moln1b unb Sutton Stra6e
geutfeL mo- bie 6lll1fen elmer bor-
beifabrel1ben o2fomotipe ein @ras=
feler perl1riadt battcn. GaIianten
laben aus Dem &auie go. 17O3A
lpeltlide 3. StraBe Ga1alm berpor=
quellen nnb riefen sic Iel,ermehr
berbei. @ie iid) berausitellte, mar
eil1e Ectroleumlampe lecr gebram,t
un6 Ser @ualm Dur6c BON oem
glinmenoen Iodt berltriabt. Spri=
benfompagnie SEQ. 6 lplroe id)lieb
li6 nod) nad Ser @arren Strabc,
5ipiidel1 Ser 10. llnb fl. StraBe, &c.
rllfen, no ebenfaas eil1 @rasfeuer
ausge6rod)en mar.
St Ser lesten 3eit lit mieoerbolt
Die 6cncrlpebr lm1l omit gerufen NOR.
Ben, in ~ein5clnen 5dllen baben &cr-
lonen aus Spab i'll. Ser Mad)t elmer.
Mlarm %a6gegben, Inn Sic 6e1ermeDr
SIT rlfen. Solltc eil1mal elmer oabei
abgcfabt mcroen, 10 lit ibm cine Lam
&c Saftltraie iider. gs fo1tet Ser
Staot Iabenport burbldnittlid $'6C
Ged5ig 9oQars) iebesmal, mern Die
SerermeDr allsriidt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-01
Sellers iod nidJt prp5eiiirt luerbcn.

@eil Die @eiealdoft, sic fir i'm
8iirgldaft aeltellt bat, mo oie g.. 3.
4 20. neutrality-suspicious. bon Ser
er ongeblid $4SS geirobIen bat, lid
peigerten, Sen &aiiirer Ser bieiiget
Mgel1tnr oer Observation-Disclosures
@eorgc Sellers, SIT pro5eiiiren, 1pl1r-
DC sellers geitern Mor9en BON $50
ll5eimoaiitrat grnit Glaulien aus ser
@ott cntloiien. @efal1ntlid be5abltc
er Der Gelcllidaft S211 bon SEN @el,
bern, bic er mae6lid unteridlagell
bat. Wie nerlalttet, bat ct nit Sen Sc
omtel1 Der @eieQidaft @orfebrlunger
eetro1fel1, ollb Sen gleit ocs inter
1hlagcnen getrages 5ltriid5u5ablcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-01
Sudlseitsalpfen.

Die Gcrmablung BON Irallleir
Moeline 20. Geterion, Sodter bon
Serrn nno Iralt 6. g. 9eterion pol1
@alcott, SSa., NIT @errn Clarence g.
&1aaf bon stodtolt, Sa., fono &C.
itern, 80. M1glllt, Nadmittags ltil
4 l1br, in 9en5' Stuoio itatt. Gaitot
>. s. @eisler BON Ser ep.=llttb.
arel15 : Stride 5l1 Sit Iapellport
flngirte. Die @rallt NOR in Elm meib=
leioenes &leib gefleioct n1o trna
eincn stra1b @ll1men. Die grallt-
l1ngfer, Sraltlcin 2llllt Sod, mor
gcfleioet in ein blalt Goile &leio.
SEER SaB mar 9ral1tfiibrer. 3us ju11=
&c Eaar geoenft cine @od,5eitsreiic
al15l1treten uno oarl1ad merben tic
ibr Semi in @alcott altfihlagen, NO
Der grantiam Gin Grocery : @eiddft
eroffl1cn miro.
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Eifnif ser Mltersricge bes MorSueit.
GaDcnpprt S%itrnDcrcius.

Die Mltersriege 6cs Mor6melt ga.
oe11port 5llrl1percil1s 61lt am forl.
111ellocn Counting Ben 3. September,
ON 9eoa's 8lab oml 1r1d Greet, bin.
ter oen Wercp : &oipitol, i6r oies.
labriges groBes Jnmilienpifnif a6.
yin Seoermar1n, Ser friiber idon Ell.
mol eilten Der JeIte Ser Mltersrie9c
%beigetuobnt fat, miro nidt perlal,.
men, li6 aud am 5onntag ein5ar.
titellen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-01
Mnseblid 2apcuportcr amf benz
Grclt3er Memphis.

Sri. Mae Mnberiol1, cine ser gelc-
pboniltinnen Ser Nittsburgb Ylotc-
alab Gompa11p, erfldrte geitern, bab
JIG Der Mniidt lei, Bob $. 81. Mnoer-
len, Der OILS ld)tuer peripltnbet genel-
bet ipuroe, als ser amerifaniid,e
&ren5er Mempbis in Ser Ndbe box
San Iontingo auf sic alippen il,br,
.ihr grllocr lei. Sri. anberion En-
flarte. oab ibr 9ruocr sur 3eit, als
er 5lllett nadl 6allle idrieb, nit oen
&rell5er Buffalo nod San 0ominau
gefabren lei.