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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-06-02
Tornado n Linn County.

Cedar Rapids, June "A tornado
near Whittier and Springville, Linn
county. last evening, badly damaged
the farm house of Isaac Devices de-
molished two barns and wrecked two
automobiles. The total damage was
estimated at 100000 The tornado was
accompanied by torrential rains.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-06-02
BATTLEsHIP MARLBOROUGH s,dPED0ED AND sunk
Germans Lose Cruiser Pommern and Light Cruiser Wies-
baden-Fate Of Frauenlobe is Unknown, But Pre-
sumably is Lost-German Admiralty Announces En-
gagement Between High Sea Fleet and British FiEht-
ing Squadron-Teutonic Forces Engaged in Desperate
Struggle for Decisive Result at Verdun.

The German admiralty announces
that the German high sea fleet, on
May 81. engaged British fighting
feet with the result highly favor
able to the Germans.
The large British battleship War
sprite, the battle cruisers Queen
Mary and Indefatigable and two
armored cruisers are said to have
been destroyed. The battleship
Marlborough is reported to have
been hit and probably sunk.
From the advices thus far re-
ceived it would appear that the
greatest naval battle Of history
has taken place. Never before has
two such great fleets been engaged
in combat, but apparently the bat
tie was not fought out to deter
mination of the mastery of the
seas for the losses, serious as they
are reported to have been, will not
' impair the strength Of either fleet
to vital extent.
1t is probable that the German
fleet was on one of the excursions
into the North sea which it has
taken from time to time during the
war, and met, whether or not by
design, with the British fleet.
The Germans lost the cruisers
Wiesbaden and Pommern and the
fate of the Frauenlobe is unknown.
With all the power OF tremendous
masses OF men and metal the Ger
mans have been delivering what
may prove to be their decisive
stroke against the main defenses Of
Verdun.
The German attack yesterday,
northeast OF the fortress. which
gained them first line trenches be-
tween Douaumotit and vaux. has
been followed by fighting OF ex-
.reme violence. This afternoons
Paris bulletin reports the continu-
ance Of the struggle. the implica-
tion being that the result SO far Is
indecisive.
West of the Meuse the French
have been endeavoring to regain
some OF the ground recently lost
and they claimed to have made pro-
gress last night south Of Caurettes
wood in the vicinity of Cumieres.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-06-02

Charles City, June 2-Rsperts
reesivsd at railroad sources hsrs
Say four persons are dead, four 5
missing and many are injured in
the Rock Island wreck at Packard.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-14

When you consider all the feat
ures in the wonderful "SOftseat'
davenport, compare it with every
other make, when you see the
"Softseat" you'll say it is the most
wonderful davenport in the world,
and you can buy one now for only
$2450
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-14

real, Quebec and a number of large
urban centerS.
The possibility of the dominion gov
eminent passing rigid prohibition
measures has made large liquor deal
ers in Quebec as well as in the other
sections uneasy, it is said. Several
measures pertaining principally to the
shipment of spirits from wet to dry
territory now are before parliament.
On Sept. Is, Ontario, for years con-
sidered the stronghold of the Canadian
fliauor interests, will go dry by direct
ileeisIation, which will continue effect
| i've until after the war. Licenses Will
be extended from May l until Septem-
! Der upon payment of a nominal fee
After the war. and considerable time
after the return of the soldiers, a RET
Yerendum will be taken In the mean
time, the law will not interfere with
importation of liquor for private con
sumption. but will provide extremely
heavy fines for violations OF the regu-
.lations stipulated.
The 800 licenses in Alberta province
will be cancelled July next and the
sale of liquor henceforth prohibited.
Saskatchewan province now has one
of the most stringent curtailment laws
all LIQUOR traffic being controlled b,
the provincial government. No person
NAV use liquor except in his own home
Nova Scotia entered the prohibition
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-14

Chicago, April IA two-day con-
ference of engineering societies
from New England to California, rep
resenting the views of 100000 men
who are regarded as professional
engineers" began here yesterday, be-
ing called by "get-together' spirit
that the recent agitation on the sub
ject of preparedness has inspired, even
among conservative professional men,
notably electrical, mining and civil
engineers Delegates from small and
large engineering organizations-city,
state and national-will discuss in de-
tail large questions affecting all pro-
fessional engineers and it is expected
that the conference will result in a
union that will effectively work for
the general welfare of the profession.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-14
SHIP TO SAIL UPON
5000 MILE VOYAGE

| Chicago.-When the schooner Great
Bear" sails from Seattle about the mid
die of MAY, on fishing and hunting
trip to the far north-a trip which mas
been planned partly as summer va
cation and partly as a commercial ven
lture-she will start on a journey that
will take her about 5000 miles from
Seattle and will not end till about the
middle of November. Incidentally
John Borden, Chicago capitalist,
sportsman and traveller. and one OF the
vessels owners, will help the explorer,
lVilhialmur Stefansson-if help is need
! ed-to relocate the continent he DIS
covered in the polar regions.
! Mr.. Borden on his journey will be
accompanied by Captain Louis Lane,
long time a resident of Nome, Alaska,
and for years a gold miner, fur trader
and whaler, and by three Chicago
guests. who are going just for sport
Norris II. Bokum. c. X. knickerbocker
and r. B. Slaughter-and the schooner
will carry crew of "A sturdy seamen
With Mr.. Borden, Captain Lane is
Joint owner of the vessel, which, in
Guiding her equipments. cost $4,000
and is 1877 feet long, 80 feet beam, with
a draft of IA feet and speed of seven
knots per hour. She carries three
sails and, as an auxiliary force. an oil
burning engine of 100 horse power
Her oaken hull is sheathed in iron
wood heavy timber from the Philip
pines. almost as impervious as its nam'
Indicates.
The Great Bear" will carry 25,OO'
gallons of fuel oil, and about $1,000
worth of provisons-canned vegetable
land fruits, sugar, coffee. -four. mea
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-14
THE HOUSE OF SERVICE.

and salt meats-enough to last the en-
tire journey. A complete kitchen will
be provided and will be in charge of a
chef of long experience. A medical
chest fitted up according to the list
authorized by the go>ment for its
vessels will be a part of the ships
equipment. No physician will accom-
pany the expedition as Mr.. Borden
says his experience in northern waters
has given him sufficient experience tC
handle any ailments, peculiar to the
northern country, that might come to
himself or his men.
There will be private state rooms for
each of the guests and comfortable
berths for each man Of the crew
Cards, books and big monograph vii
| be among the things on board to pro
wide entertainment for the long Arctic
nights.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-14
CANADA VETS ASK
TWO MONTHS GRACE

Winnipeg, Canada, April IA. - A
movement is under way among liquor
dealers in Manitoba, which voted out
its saloons at an election last month, to
petition the government for two
months of grace in order to dispose OF
stock on hand. Should the petition
meet with favor, the province will not
20 dry" until Aug. /.
I'VE have been with you for two
score years, and another 80 days Will
matter little" is the plea OF the liquor
dealers.
i On the other hand, the prohibition
leaders holly protest against any ex-
tension of time. They point to the fact
THAT more than three-fourths of Cana
dian territory already has voted out
saloons and confidently predicted that
before the new Quebec alone among
1.-The provinces will retain the liquor
! licensing system and that even here
licensing will be restricted to Mont
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-14

ranks March Is, 1916, by legislative
vote.
In New Brunswick nine of the IA
counties are dry.
A local option law in Quebec, passed
before confederation and which now
covers about 900 parishes or approx
mately two-thirds of the province, IS
in effect. Except in large cities there
are practically no licensed bars.
Total prohibition has been adopted
by Newfoundland, the island colony
abolishing sale, manufacture. importa-
ton and transportation of liquor.
In the northwest territories the sale
! of liquor is regulated by the dominion
! license law.
| Early in the summer railroads are
expected to discontinue sale of liquor
on dining cars because of the great
stretch of dry territory in the west,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-14
Irrational Prepar-
edness" 1t does not

eCncSS 1t does not
come from guns and dread
naughts alone, but from
men who are fit for the days
work. The making of men
Is a question of food and
rational exercise. You can't
build stalwart men out Of
unbalanced foods. Shredded
Wheat Biscuit contains
all the material needed for
building the perfect human
body. 1t is the whole wheat
grain made digestible by
steam cooking, shredding
and baking. One or more
Shredded Wheat Biscuits
for breakfast with milk or
cream makes a man fit for
work or play. 1t is ready
cooked and ready-to-serve.
Made at Niagara Falls, NY.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-14
Bundhar Wilton Rugs.
Matched Bedroom Furniture.

Our entire is just filled with beautiful matched
over different the biggest selection the
choose from few at Clemann Salz-
manns we hundreds and the much lower Come
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-14
Different Girls.

y found that astronomer rather
dull. He used to talk TO me about the
stars"
Il don't find him dull averred the
other girl estaticaIly. He says he
talks 10 the stars about me. Louis
vile COurier-JOurnal.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-14

pany, on a corn planter. Charles E.
White, Moline, was also given patent
on seed separating mechanism for
planters.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-14
PATENT Is GRANTED
TO THOMAS P. LUBY

Especial to The Argus)
Washington, April IA patent has
just been granted Thomas p. Luby
assjgnor to Rock Island Pillow COM
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-26

Solicit & &ourisar. Ml1sge<
Emablte @dl1me, 3ierltralider 1lnb
2arbidaftsarheiten. 1clep6one 0an.
|53O5-S.. III d44a
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-26
5taDt unb Gou
Counting, ben 26. @arS.
aleiue stabt=M eaigieiteu.
Sci &uiten, grfdltl,ngen uim.
Uni er 8ruittbee, Bruitpaitil1en uno.
SuitenbalIam. &iepe's Mpotbefe.

- Sic Morton 8. Marfs So.
miro fir ibr grpbes @eldaft an Der
Subleite Ser ,5lpeitet strabe einige
SUB lpeitlid Don Ser gde Ser sSpapa
Strabc, 1pclliger oils ei11el1 balbell
9lod bon DEM jebigc1 @ebaltoe ent-
fer1t, Elm 1teltes SO bci 40 SUB GRO
5es ll,0 bier Stprfrperfe 6o6es Sc
btlloe inn @crtbc bon $4,000 errih=
ten. IS miro pollfommen fel1erlid)er
ieitt.
Sic rcpllblifaniide Geriamm-
lung geltern slbeno inn Gltrller
@ra1o Smcrnbaltle mar rcdt gut be-
illd)t. SEER q. IS. @olnanr NOR Der
Gorlitcr, Ser bic beiben MeOner,
S%elltont=@ pper1tnr Saroing uno Siir=
9crn1eilter W}lfeller, porltellte. Gor
8egilnl Der GcOe. mltroe sic Staot=
fo1tpelltion abgebaltcl1.
@eidmacfpolle Gopcten bei
@ittrper's, 305 @elt 3. Str, 9apen=
port.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-26
slsabemp ii seicnecg.

uMlp BIRD %neigbbor" miro Dos Che
ma zines illllltrirten Gortrages lein,
lpclden SEER Or. &l,no s.. Strncf
'bel1te Nadjmittag I'M 4 ltbr i'm Mll-
leltm Ser slca0emp Of Sciences ball
ten miro. Or. Strnd miro 0ieien
gortrag ollrdb farbige @ilber (oic
oltrd cine 2aterne magica alif. cine
ipeiBe 2cimpalo gemorfen aperoen),
ipelde ct lelbit in Dem ieine @obnlt,lg
itntgebelloen @rlnnoltiid NIT leiner
Camera" mufgenommcn bat. Gle
ier gortrag lit Die Gr6ffnill1g Der
p@ogelbauler- @od)e" int Mllieum.
sic beginnt bel,te Nadpilittag Inn 2
ltbr. Gle bon Gapenporter &naben
nn0 MaOd)en bergeltellten gogel-
baiiusd)en, Die fir sic Nreisbemerlltg,
sOes McaOe,np 9irb glltb eingetragclt
|lito perOen ausgeitelt lci1 l,llb fiir
cine ISOLDE unO ei,1en Sag allsgeItelt
bleiben, natg ipelder 3eit Sic Yreiie
lperoen ertbeilt lin0 Die Sdlsden Scr
SSnipeftion bmrd) oie @6gel meroeir
%iiber.3ielen merOen. Sic 8ogeIb1Mss
den seiget einelt benterfensmertbye,tt
Jortidritt iiber 0ie in ~friiberen sSsab.
rem altsgeltelltat. Das MuIeum lit
Ian 6en Sonntagen bon 2 bis 5 llbr
Aadmittags geofinet. glcs 1T To-
itenfrei.
reHa.tas
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-26

gebeuren Mlftrdge fir &riegsmate=
rial etc, Sic Der 0emtiden S1loultrie
5l1fallen, nnidasbare ginnabmcll
lidern, lit SIT erlpartelt, oaB Ser Or
.folg Der pierten &riegsanleibc Elm
nod groBerer leim miro, OILS Ser Ser
pritten &riegsmlleibe, lltlO lleber-
5eibnungel1 in DerbaltniBnlaDig fur
ser 3eit erreidf iein 1eroell.
Ser cntiheiOenoe Sieg lnl0 ,6antit
:perbunoene Srieben mag Idlueller
ais man glal,bt. Gle ,lGerl=
tralmalte arbeiten ld3plt lett Ianger
,3eit, an 0enl 0ieOeraliiball oes CT
port6aaOels .ll1O ~lrgebcllre Mel1oell
5Dcimildaer gr5eugniiie, Oie oas Mats
larle llnbe6ingt baben mllB, merbell
allfgeItapsH, i'm Sen @eltlnnrft ,sll
.~befrieoiaen. Die 6olge oappn miro
leirl, BOB Der Mertb Der Marf nno
;&ronen iii Ntnerifa Dem llprl1alell
&llrs i1llner 1labcr fortn1en 1l1D oen-
lelben lMieBlih erreid)ctl miro. 9sod)
sBietet iid) Dem aaltfer IN Mmerifa Sc
legenbeit, BON Oen1 nieOrigen 9epi=
len=&llrs 5t protitiren ltro bic
alriegsalleiben 5lt einem diiuBerlt giin-
itigen nno gcminnperlpreienbel1
Greis 81 erlper5en. Die felt nier5ig
Sebre1 eta6lirte 1ln6 moblbefanntc
ganfiirma zimmerman & 5orjbaD,
geo. Sit @aa 5tree1, Seem Oorf,
offerirt al atroerer 5telle oieies Blot
tee. oiele bette &apitalsanlage, 5l
Greile1t, Die lliemals 5npor moelid)
gepeien iinD.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-26
9llttunau6il=0ie6c !

baden 6rcitaa Nadbt cin il,nfelnagel=
llel1es Ioro=alttcnlobil %geltoblell, Dos
9errn 6re0 @. 2i1oen bon Mfoli1n
gcbortc. st batte oaslclbe on ser
@iplcp Strabcnieite ocs Gplumbia
1beaters 1tebcn laiien, mabren0 CT
Dos 56eatcr beilld)te. 9ns .er nod
ShllB Der Gprltellrltg cs micoer al1r
9eimfabrt mad, Mpline bcltl1ben moll=
tc, NOR es pcrldppullOe1. 3as Mu=
tonlpbll NOR goll5 llell, crit cine $50
che im @elis bes @errn 2inoen. IS
battc in Solgc pellen nod feline 81
5elsrllnmer, pa Inn cine 2i5cns crit
1~1ad]gcfragt lpproen mar. Die Goli=
sci Der Grei Staote mllroe BON oer1
0iebIta6l bcl1adridtigt, Ood1 lit es
1lpd) llid)t gelll1gen, Sen 9icb poer
bic Iicbc ausiiltoig 81, MAIDEN.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-26
@u,,l suoc abbernfcu.
Srau @IiIe 9rinnli6
deb. l1ftorf.

SIN @altie ibrcr 5odter, Srou Mn=
no 3odler, 606 peltlid)e ad)te Str.
bei mcld)er lie idou la11gere Belt
mobltte lt1O 100 iie Die iorglamlte,
li%sbepollte Yileae aenoB lit geiterlr
Wtorgelt I'M $3.50 llbr cine ebrtpiir=
0ige oelttlde 4ioticril1 Don @abet1.-
port mos Die 3eit Hires Mafcnf=
baltes IN ll11lerer Stabt alnbetrifft,
1ppbl Die ~alleralteite Iran glile
graltnltdb geb. ltdtorf, nod laager,
ldyperer &ranfbeit int bpben Sitter
BON 81 Sabren, 8 Monatcll uu1o 10
Sagclt bltrdb eiiclr ianften Sol BON
1brell Seioelt erlolt morben. Sic
.elttldlafel1e @reiiilr mltrDe a1lt is.
Sllli 1881 in @renlell geboren ul1o
fan1 ic1r friib5eitig als nod nidt
gang eln Sabr altes vgabD", int Ssslt=
nj 1882 NIT ibren gltern ms 2a11o
1tl1o olreft ltab 3%anenpprt, oamals
cine l1nb gan5 nn6ehelteroe, fleine
9rtlhaft, 100 lie aufgelpadien lit uno
leitocm gang llnllnterbroden gepobnt
bat, allo SO Sabre. Sim is. Mai
1857 perbeiratbete lie ii6 NIT Sem
@elaltg= l1n0 Gim1olebrer $. 6.
gral1nlid), Ser ibr I'M Mar5 1900 i'm
Iooe porangsgangelt lit. 2altge bat
Die Ian1ilie in Dem ltattlihen smei=
ltodigen 3iegelbaule an Ser Moroolt-
ccfe BON Ifinfter ltno Brolpn 5traBe
gcmobat. Ilt6 nod l1ad} oen1 1pOe
ocs Serrl1 graltnlid. Iun11 aber
1teoelte Die gl1tidlafene nod Dem
@elm ibrer Sodter, Der 6roll s(nra
,3ocdler, COG lpcltlide 8. StraBe,
llber, ipo lie it Ben lestel1 Sabren ~
osllell, Die inns nidjt gefallell, mic sic
glbel laat - rno in ibrer lol1ge11
&rollf6eif %liebepolit gepflegt ul1roe.
Sbrcn Io0 1pe11l1 ct ser gnt,
ldlafenc1 alld nah Ser lanqel1,
ldpcren arantbeit als @rlDler fam
betrallera tief lire lcd)s &in0er,
pier 1od)ter, 5rall s(l1na 3oedler,
Iral1 S. s. @ltoe ltno bic Sri. 6rie-
% ltno Miaie Sral1nlidl nllo smei
sobae, Or. @c1rp gralrnlid u1to
9err Slt9p g. @rdl1nfid, nebit
sgdaple9crfilloerr, gnfelfinoern nno
@crpallotcn.
Gie geitattlnra finbct moreer,,
yto11tog, Den 81. Ma;r5, pripat, bonn
SralerGar|c, COG ueitlide qdte. Str,
alls l1ad) Dem I%apcnport &ren1ato-
rilln1 ItQtt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-26
&artcnipielnntcrhalt1ng Der 9amcn=
ieftion Der 9aDciport SHru-
actnciu0c.

8ie 1amenieftion Scr 0abenport
9llrngemeinoc miro am n1dlten
Sonntag Ghen0, ben 2. aprl, fire
regelmaBige monatlide &artenIpiel=
ltnterbaltl1lg i'm 5peiieiaale Ser Ia-
3p1e1npprt Illrnbnlle paranitaltet, Sic
it'd je0enfalls, mie ale %friiberen, eli
neg iebr gliten @elldes 5lt erfrel,elt
baben mir6.
gs miro Stat Jiinf6nnocrt, Sind,
rno Nanih gelhialt lpcrocm oantl
mer0en grfriidungieit ierpirt meroen.
9enslbldlllB Der llnterbaltllng madt
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-26
ELM Gan5frGn5d)en. Gas Mrra,,oe-

Elm Gan5frdn5dcn. Gas Mrrauge-
me,tsfomite fir oieie aartcnipiel-
llnterbaltltng lit folgenoermaBe1 al,-
IammengeIebt: Gorliserin: SRI. Nor-.
ma Otto; &omiten1italicoer: sSrnlt
Gus. gdcrt, 6rau N.genoiren, Jrall
@eicnberg, Jrall u. Mocllcr,
israll S. s. Gather, Irau Grnit
Otto, Trau y. Toeot, 6rall sllbert
0bfien, Sri. Carrie gbler, SRI. Sit
lie gefcrt, SRI. gliiabetb SSl,erscns,
lSrl. enlf1,o Grant uno Sri. 2lliic
@raal:.
Der 9tiibpercin ser 1omcnicftion
Der Gapcnport Tltrngemeinoc miro
an naditen Gonners1ag, ben 80.
Mar5, in ben Gereins= MGiiitmlidfciten
in Der davenport Illrnballe cine SIT
|aui1llcllfllnit babcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-26
Die @iertc &rieeg.e ieges.Nnleibe.

III N4HEf FE5.HEHHFSNs oYHDvN ~ ~
Der @rfolg Der oritten ariegsan=5
leibe ii6erbot Sen Der eritet1 llnD 5tpei=
ten arieasanleiben Inn ein 9ielfas.
6es: Die leitberigen 8affenerfolge
nber iino 10 be~oeuteno, sob cine slb=i
flhabung ~berielben ~iiberballpt nlH,Djg=
LID lit. @ei Iusgabe Ser orittenI
&riegsanleibe nar ipeoer @erbienI
1tph Mtonteregro erpbert, nl,d) Sic.
Illthtartige, nit einem @erluit BON
100000 Mann berbunoene Maillz
lnnng Der @allipoli @albinlel mar
nod 1iW 5ltr Tbatlade ~geiporoen.
lotpie Die 0eutiden grfolge bon Ser
Ionn. Das bon 3eutihlanb lino lei
men gerbijn0eten eroberte iein6lihe
@e6iet but ein IlGbentnab non I'M
gefabr 100000 Auaoratmeilen, Sci
len frlldtbarer @ooelr Don zen Yflil-
gen onrd emiige li1lb tiidtige &an5c
Dnrdfnrdt, ebenfalls ci,1e,1 unab-
ldasbaren @%rnteertrag iidert. SER
DUN ltebt Dor Dem SAD, 0etln. Ben
uSanten aus gIIen1 lllpb uMid)ten
alts &ill er" fam ielblt sic lt1rflte
n1o mooernlte SETTING nidt mioer=
ltebetl nno bieie belltlden lnb otter
reidiiden @eldiibe tperoen aud Sen
@eg nah 9aris lllto lalt out 1tot
leilt mad. 2ol,6pn ebnen, mos TO-
gar Die Teillbe lelblt befiirdten. 5don
Ser erite Gag bradte 3eidnurgen al1i
Die llelle Inleibe bon Snouitrie-@ Sc
~lei(ld)afteL Die iid altf mcbr aIs blll,-
'oert MiQiolten 6~elanfen.. ga oie I'M.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-26
Observation-Disclosures.

Ser sdriftfii6rer Ser ge6oroc fiir
o1fentlidc Mrbeit bat geiterll sen
salllt1tterncbmern gcbr & Steffen
eIllen @ancrlmtbnibldcill fiir grridz
tl1llg eines 5lpeiltDdi9cn @obnGaules
Main StraBe 5miiden @igb 11no
StraBe fin 6. s.. Moler
5rn1 aoltenpreiie bon $500 ausae=
itelt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-26
sibirildler SMlfsfpab.

2anglam, a6er iiher mdd)f alld
Der SiilfsfonO fir sic oeutIden unb
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-26
.$25o.9o

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-05
A. p. V. A. HEARS REPORTS
FROM JAMESTOWN ISLAND
Monthly NcrtinI: IL Held in John Mnr-
shall Hnusr-Mo,rmrnt To Pre-
serve OId County Courthouse.

lii" regular monthly no.eting Of The"
Association for Ia" Preservation OF
Virginia Antiquities WAS hold y"stcr-
day NJ II ociock "a, TIA" John Mar
shall ii"us'. tn" president, Airs i. Tay-
l"r Eliys"n. ia the chair Mrs. p
Wiincr acted ns r"cordim.. secretary.
Mrs John u. IAgh,foor. the chl,r-
man OF the jamestown committee. gave
an interesting accoun, or a visit of
two Gays recently made a; Jamestown.
THIS ia tn" busy ,lmc with her looilintc
after III" old-fashioncd garden and
other improvements % tho g.ouu,i-.
rcrairinr buildings ~ readiness TOR
the snr!nr and summer Visitors.
In tho absence % Mr. john Dunn.
chairman ot IN" ionn Marshall House
committee. Mrs Christopher Tomri,jus
reported The loan or pair - antique
vases ~ Miss rortcrhcli. and tho Offer
~ thu. loan of .u old m.iu,I.ou ~. Mrs.
Harvey y Lee. Of Charlottesville.
which was used IN ola L"eds Church.
where mouy IF JOHN Marshalls family
worshippcd ~h" also r.rurtoi y la:r"
rumh", o, Visitors ia the house in
March.
postal picture card of ~" ola CoUrt-
house AZ Charlotte Courthouse. "h.ro
Uatricl; Henry and John Kauiolph. %
Eoanokc, we're won, to speak 10 their
constituents FROM the portico. was re
c"iN.d from Mrs. Charles g. Guturlo.
with the wish That tho building could
bc preserved nr marked with "a table,.
Airs ! Finders Robinson Was asked to
write 70 her ana suggest that a branch
of ia. ASSOCIATION BE- formed at tho
cOurthpus" whicu might. with TN. as
sistAncc of the essoris'iur. talk. soIr,
st"ps towards its preservation aad Of
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