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The Alaska daily empire., 1916-10-05
NOTICE OF ELECTION
To the Electors of the Town ( Juneau, Division Number One,
 r.n.i4c.,, of At,rL,.

Territory of Alaska:
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to an Act of Congress, en, titled: "An act to authorize the in, corporated town of Juneau, Alaska to issue bonds for the construction and equipment or schools therein, and for other purposes" passed and approved September T, 1916, and q Resolution passed by the Common Council of the town of Juneau, at It's regular meeting held September 15, 1916, q special election will be held in the town of Juneau, on the goth day Of October 1916, between the hours of 9 o'clock Q. m. and 2 o'clock D. m., Of said day. at which election the electors of the incor- porated town of Juneau are invited 10 vote on the question as to whether or not the incorporated town of Ju- neau shall issue bonds in any sum not exceeding S75,OOO.OO for the pur- pose of constructing a school house in said town and equipping the same.
 That the entire corporate limits shall constitute one voting precinct, and that the polling place shall be in the fire apparatus room of the City Hall Building, located on 4th and Main Streets, upon Lot 5, Block T. in said city, the entrance to said room being on the 4th Street side
 Dated this 18th day of September, 1916.
 THE COMMON COUNCIL or THE
 TOWN OF JUNEAU, TERRI
 TORY OF ALASKA. (seaD E. w. PETTIT,
 Sl9tf. Clerk.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-10-05
SP0KAN PREACHED THE CHANNEL THIS MORNING
 WITH A LARGE CARGO

With a light list of passengers the steamer Spokane arrived from the south early this morning with 95 tons of freight for Juneau, 2S tons for Treadwell, 35 tons for the Alaska-Juneau, 45 tons for Doug las and five tons for Thane.
 The Juneau arrivals on the Spo- kane were Mrs. II. J. Fisher and daughter, Mrc. Eunice Feltham, w. ]. Manahan, Sam Guyot, Woodford Rabbit, II. T. Booth, Mrs. Cameron, Matilda Jones, Jimmie Jackson, C.. p. Mcdonald. James Jarvis and Frank Buechler.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-10-05
Personal Mention

George E, Grigsby, leading lawyer of Nome and candidate for election as Territorial Attomey-General on the Democratic ticket, arrived from che westward last night on the Ala meda and is at the Gastineou.
 Maurice D. Leehey, well known Seattle attorney arrived from the westward last night and is at the New Cain Hotel
 II. T. Booth and wife, of Seattle, arrived from the south on the spo- kane this morning and are at the New Cain Hotel
 J. Howard and wife, of Seattle, arrived from. the south on a recent boat and are at the New Cain. Mir. and Mrs Howard are the owners of one of the larger apartment hous- es in Seattle and are making a pleas ure trip,
 O. L. Butter. Q mining man from Cordova, arrived on a recent boat and is at the New Cain Hotel
 John E. Sale. a geologist con nected with one of the large Colo rado mining companies, is in the city. registered at the New Cain Hotel.
 A. A. Holdman, of Anchorage, is at .he New Cain.
 J. T. Gray. mining man from the Slate Creek section, was south bound passenger on the Alameda last night. He is on his way out side to secure additional machinery for his mining claims.
 Sam Knudson. manager of the Valdez Dock, who has been making his first visit to the outside in sev- enteen years, passed through Juneau last night on his way to his home. Contrary to reports. he was not mar ried while in the States.
 Gus Giles returned from the west ward last night on the Alameda.
 J. D. Helps. of the Standard oil Company, left on the Alameda for Wrangell in the interests of his com pany.
 Mrs. Charles A. Sulzer and son left on the Alameda last night for her home at Sulzer where she will remain for some weeks.
 sam Guyot, of Fisher Brothers sales force, returned from Ketchi- kan this morning on the steamer Spokane.
 J. c. Hayes. superintendent of roads, left on the Spokane today for Haines and skagway where he will inspect the road work already com pleted in those places.
 Mrs. II. j. Fisher who has been spending the summer in Whining ton. Del, returned this morning on the Spokane. accompanied by her daughter
 w. J. Manahan. of the local Mar conf Wireless force, returned from the south this morning on the staemer Spokane.
 Andrew Hayes, a novelty sales man from Denver, is in the city a; the New Cain Hotel.
 II. Harrington, of Excursion Inlet, is at the Occidental.
 II. F. Hoggatt. former Juneau min ing man and brother of former Gov. Hoggatt, is at the Occidental Hotel.
 George R. Shotter and Glen Car travelling men, arrived from the westward last night on the Alameda and are at the Alaskan.
 C. J. Alexander superintendent of the Hoonah Packing Company plant is in the city for few days and is at the Alaskan.
 Steve J. Kane, the pioneer busi. nessman of HoOnah, is at the Alas kan.
 Harry 4. Lawrence, Alaskan az ent for the Union Pacific, returned last night from Ketchikan and other cities in the south end of the Di- vision.
 Mrs. E. Feltham arrived from the south this morning on the Spokane.
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 oRPHEUs eLEE CLUB Members will hold Full rehearsal
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-10-05
INSANE MAN FROM DOUGLAS
 PLACED IN FEDERAL JAIL

Sam Hit was this afternoon brought from Douglas and lodged in the Federal jail. Hit was found to be insane by a jury in the court of Commissioner Henson at Douglas this morning. He is. suffering from a severe attack of melancholia.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-10-05

Goldstein's Emporium will close on Saturday unti! 6:sO p. m. #ni open then and remain 90 until lO;oo p. m. This ls on account of the Jewish holiday. o6.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-10-05
BILL OF SALE FILED.

Bill of sale has been filed in the local customs house for the gas boat Volunteer. F. p. Refling has transferred the boat to James Bren- nan.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-10-05

Fresh and Olympia and Eastern Seal Shipt" Oysters, $1.OO quart, soc pint Also fresh Eastern oysters on shell end oyster cocktails at J. Raymond's, Phone 17S. tf.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-10-05
PLEADS OWN oAsE-AcOuIrrED

A. E. Shepard, colored, was this morning arrested on a complaint sworn out by Ned Moe, of the staff of the Dispatch. charged with using obscene language in the Brunswick Pool Room addressed to the plaintiff. Shepard appeared and acted as his own attorney and was acquitted by the jury chosen to try the case.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-10-05

TWO IN oNE-The EMPIRES way for everybody. The EMPIRES ads" keeps the housewife informed of all sales and the news columns are right up to the minute on the days news.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-10-05

Alice M. Jordison. teacher of man dolin, Guitar, Pick Banjo, Ukulolc and Hawaiian Steer Guitar. Studio 5 and 5 earsIde Bldg. 9.1I.tf
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-10-05
ALTAR SOCIETY eooDlE sALE

The Ladies Of the Altar Society are making great preparations for their Goodie Sale to be given Sat urday afternoon at the Rolyat. The safe will start at 9 o'clock in the afternoon.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-10-05

The. EMPIRE-alI the news ail the timC. wnen 1t $ new4.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-10-05

ORPHEUS GLEE CLUB
 Members will hold Full rehearsal tonight at 7:So o'clock. Elks' Hall.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-10-05

EMPIRE ads have thousands of renders.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-10-05

EMPIRE ads have thousands of readers.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-11-24
TRAITORS.
Continued from page 179)


Hebrew language of old Palestine.
Selma had much to say about Jew
ish customs and traditions when she
returned to Normanstown. Mrs.
Weiss sighed deeply, and Mr.. Weiss
remarked that if the Kramers lived
in Normanstown they wouldn't be
any better.
Then for the first time in her life
Selma was dissatisfied with her
home with Normanstown. She was
glad to return to college.
Here a new life began for her.
Frieda was back at school. She was
very friendly with most of the ew-
ish students. Selma soon became
very much attached to Frieda's
friends. She became a member OF
the Menorah Society and also OF
the Jewish Literary Club. She be-
gan to learn the history of her peo-
pie, and then she began to feel
deep sympathy with them. This
sympathy slowly ripened into afec-
ton.
Near the end of the school year
a prominent Jewish scholar adj
dressed the Menorah Society. He
took as his topic, "The Jews in
SPAIN" He spoke about the loyalty
of the Spanish Jews, their vast learn
Al, 70 +o1
He spoke of the indifference of some
of the modern Jews to their religion,
and he called them traitors
That evening Frieda dropped into
Selma's room. Stretched on a sofa
lay Selma, her body shaken with
sobs. Frieda sat down on the sofa
and stroked Selma's hand.
"You wouldn't like me if you
knew what an anti-Semlte | was,
Selma moaned. 81 was a coward,
and so were my parents. They de-
serted their religion just for con-
venience Our forefathers were will
ing to perish for their religion. My
parents WClC lldllOlo, llldl WHAT
they are, traitors. [ was always
ashamed of being Jewess, but then
| never knew what wonderful peo-
pie the Jews were. I've been trait
or" She rose, her eyes blazing
through mist of tears. "You just
wait and see what I'll do she said
firmly.
Selma never told anyone what she
did, not even Frieda She went back
to Normanstown, but before Rosh
Hashana she returned She was not
alone this time, for she brought the
family back with her.
Normanstown was mildly sur
nriSed when Mr. Weiss sold out his
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-15
8lat ausfertiee in, 8e5ua auf biele
TerbeIerllng. tpie bonn @eiee erforbert.
Set: S. 8ertnalo, Iabor.
Itt.: &uao Wapeucr, @lerf.

>1i:. 4gltSU OuUe1lCl,t Will.
Sn Inbetraht, bab Sic @onifruftipn
zines Selpers in @rano Nucullc, Slpi~
ld1en Ser Serntcn llnb Ndtcn StraBe.
IN Stant Davenport, n,1gcprbct ppm
Staotrutb, %nuntnebr pplle1lpet lit. uno
De- foot : Sn9enicllr cine ~tprrefte
81 II mlo @eriht praparirt inns porgez
legf At, seieeno sic Gage Ino sic Soz
tai : Soften bon Sem belaeten Selper,
llllo auh Die peridiebencn Cots uno
@rnnSlfiide, ansrenSeno an beiagtcn
seiper nalo pcrpflidtet fir iplde Ser
benerlrng uno oltb Sen 8ctrue, ipcIz
der allf lpIdc @%erbenerung a,tf ieoes
got uber @runhltiid entfGut i'm Scr
huItniB aus oem lih baralls creebcns
Den Nlsen fir iebes ein5elnc Got poer
She'll zines 8runoltiids, argren5enS
an bclaate @erbelieruns; besbalb lei cs
geidlolien, bnb bcIagte Y(ut uno
belagter gertdt be5 Stubt : sSngeniz
enrs fprreft erfldrt iperbe u,1o gene6z
migt lei; ulo
SeldlnIen, boB ser @tabt : glert
hermit i1itruirt lei, beiagten 8es;1t
ein5ltra9en llno gcmaB ser beIagten
reguIareu Situng hes S%taotratbes
sebn Gage Noti5 5t eeben, 5aB beiaste
Ylat Mno g%euannter 8eridt in letner
|Gifice. in bteler Staht mufliegt sllr
Snlpeftion irgenb elmer baran tntereiz
iirten Ser on oper Company, ms bab
irsenb cine 1olhe Gerlon ODER gpmpaS
MI, tpelde ginipenoungen 9egen bieIeIs
ben 5l baben 9lallbt pber geeen sic III
Iuslidt genommene gelte1lcrung. beim
StaDtclert feline pper lire ginipeuounz
gen idriftlid einreiden lpll on pber
bor Ser Sielng bes Staotratbes, Bic
ubgebalten miro am Mitlpod), Sen
10. Suli 1915, 1880 Mad)mittag al,
oem 9enannten Gage; uno bab Ser
|Staotratb in pieier Sibung alle ioldc
Ginipenpungen anbDren ,nlp bariiber
entldetben Miro, ipenn lpldc cinecz
reidt. 9ie1e Motis ipl h%reinoI in elmer
hieItgen 3ettlng per6iefntliht mcrben.
ipie geieslid borgid)rieben ulb beiagte
Sieuns ipa feitaelest leiu ais sic 3eit,
ipenn lplde ginipenouneeu %leitens ocs
Stabtratbcs 9ebDrt unb bariiber ent@
1dieben iperhen 1oI.
8elt.: S. 8eripalo, Maapor.
geal.: @uso Mpeller. Stabt : Glerf.
Sn Mnbetradt, baB Sic &pnltruftipu
ci1es geiuers in Sutton Court bon Ser
Wttliillippi Mpenlte Dltlid ourd Sui
ton Garf Iboition in ser StaDt Sus
bcnport, lpic leiner5eit an9eorbuet
bonn Stabtratb, MIN b%pIlenoet; nuo
Der StnbtzS ngenieur nllnmebr prdpaz
rirt nnb ~bpr9elegt bat SEM Staotratb
Feine f~urrefte &lat nnb geri1t. 5eiseuo
Die Sage nnb Sntalfolten belngten
|Seners, uno audi sic peri6iebcuen
|2ots unb gsrunbitiide, pelbe an be-
treffenoen Seiper angren5en un0 be-
itenert nerben iolIeu fir iolde Ser
beiierung feds buubert uno 5pei uno
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-15
725 peif1. 3tpeife gtrase.

Sage: 725 ipeif1. 3tpcite gtraBe.
got: Idt (S), beldriebcniipie nad1z
ltebeno;; gelegen an Sen Ditliden led)s
1l11D 5lpan5i9 nno 5lpet 9ritteL (26
llno 2s3) SUB BON Got a9t 80, 8lpd
0rei (3), original Spip11. M
@enebmtgt oielen s. Suli 1916.
8elt.: S. 8ertualb, Mnbpr.
8egl.: 5ligo Moeuer, etabt : @ert.
Namensalfruf allf obige 8elolution
ergab folgenbes 8e1ultat:
Sa - @oi6, Sebring, auebI, 2inS<
bolm, Meber, Ioeuer. 9roeltler, 9fa~
ben - s.
Nein - 8einer.
9pli5ct : Committee.
Mb. @old bcridtetc ablchuenb alti
bic Netition bon $. 6. 11nberippob I'm
l1ebertrag elmer 2iSens, utb anfs Iei<
1en antrag purbe ser @eriegt gel1cb=
nltgt.
@nHer : Committee.
Mlp. EroeItler legte nor ltlb pcrIas
Die folge1oen 8elolutionerr, lpelde al1i
%lel11en Il,trag ungenmun,eli ipuroen:
8eldlonen bonn Stabtrdtb bergtaot
9abenport, bnB sic 9apenport @ater
Gompalb hermit augepielen lperoe,
alsshSebnen ibre @ailer : @auptrDbs
ten an 9iebn Ipenlle, bon scr gis~
mard gtraBc ipeitlid bier blnlpert
SUB, NIT ei,1em Setter : &poronteil
ON ipeitltdlen @nbe ser 5%altptrDbre;
ferncr OH @rano Mbenue JON ser gpz
|lorabp Strabe big sllr Nidolas Mpez
ME, nit einem Seuer : 8pbranten an
Der nprblueitlid)en gde bon @ra,1b
Mbelrle unb Nid)olas Mbena1e; IdIie6s
lid M Der Irlingtnn Ibenue, bon ser
SairfielS StraBe bis sur Spntb Mpez
ME. nit einem Sel1er : 6Dbranten an
Der Siibipelt : @de bon MrIingtpn
Mbenle nnb Splltb Mbenllc.
8et.: S. 8ertpaIb, Rabpr.
8egl.: &usn MneIer, Gtaotzg Ierf.
8el6loiIen bonn Gtabtratb berStabt
9apenport, bab cine Nulpei1llua in Ser
9obc bon $500 ausseltcIlt merhc auf
ben Stant1datmeilter su @uuifen hpl,
8. 6. &obelon; fir Transportation
Ses Iuflebers fir @aHertr6ae.
8eIf.: S. 8ertpnISs Mtapor.
gegl.: 5llgo Moeller. Stabt : Glerf.
Setuer ] Committee.
IIb. @oeuer leste npr upb nerlus
Bic folsenben 8eioli,tioneu, nelde auf
leinen Mntrag NIT Mameusaufruf aur
genommcn tpurben:
SIN Inbetra6t, bab Sic &nniruftion
.eines Semers an G,ranh Mne., slpiiden
Der Sedlten Giraffe nnb Mdten Gtraz
be, angeorbnet bonn Stabtratb atn 8.
Mai 1916, mlnmebr unter &pntraft
bollenhet lit; besbalb
8eidIulIen, baB Ser @taotratb Ser
Staot 9nbenport hermit fcitlekt u,p
beitimmt sic Totaltolteu befaster Ser
bellernna anf bic Glllnn1e ppn brei
bllnbert unb aht unS fiplfSis ut1b 10
100 Collars ($35S.75). aufsulesen
altf oas an~sren5enbe @ruubeisentblm.
8el6lpl1en, oab Der Stabt Z Slrses
nieur lofort nit bem Stabt > glert cine
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-15

netn5ig lnb 40 : 100 9pllars
(S692.4o) bctrdst, ipelher setras
auf iolde Cots n11o @r1noitiicfe aufz
aeIest neroen ioa in 8rpportipn gu
nem Nlleen, ben 1eoes lplhes Got ooer
@runoltild aus belaster gerbelerlng
erbalt; uno
Sn anbetradt, oab b%eiaster Glan
unb geridt Seq @taSt : Snsenieurs
bonn Staotrutb an 2t. Sllni. 1916 auz
9enorrmen urb fir rihtig crfldrt NOR.
Den lit unb in bem Mmtssimmcr oes
StaStidreibers sur aniiht irseno els
ner Gerlon pber Gelelldait, Sic an
Der auflase bieier Spesialite1er inters
e'ltrt lllto, lcit benu 21. SUM 1916
allr giniidt auiseIeseu bat, uno
Sn I%nbetradit, oab Der Staotzg lert
cine Noti5 bcrDffentltdte, ipie Ialt Mee
1nlutton oes Stootratbs, ipeldc arn 81.
sunni 1916 gel1cbmigt, beidlpien u1o
bab belaster 9lan unb geridt i'll leiz
ner Office 5ur Snlpeftion irgeno elmer
Eerion pber Company. ipelhe bieran
ODER an ben aufselesten a1ebments
fir belasten Setper intereiiirt ltnS,
%allfselegen baben, uno BOG irseno cine
lolde Gerlpn ober Company, nelde irz
geno peldeginneubunseu barauf pber
in getreff Ser oufseIegten Gpesialz
steuern bat, lire be5iigliden ginz
tpalSe idriftlih oem Staot > Glerf
iibermttteln n,0een an pber por ser
@crlanunIuns bes Gtabtrathes, nelebe
an Mtttlped, s. eSlil 1916, OBJ
laebalten mirb unb otpar Bis Mbenbs
1880 l1hr IbenSs bes genanten Saees,
nno oab Der Staotratb in Ser betref@
fenoen Geriamnluns lolhc ginlpenz
buneen entgegennimmt unb audi BAR
ilber entIdleihen miro; ur1b
Sn Inbetradt, bab gintpenbunae1
iannmtli6 %abgetpieien ipurben, lei es
gcidIoilen bom etabtratb bon
9obenport, bab cine GpesiaIlteucr auf
leoes OIL ierte @erbeierung sren5enbe
ober anIiegenbe Grunbitiid pber einen
|Ebeil eiues luIdeu ouferIest miro naeh
benz pheneripdbnten Glane uno ges
ridte BEG stabts Susenierrs, ,lno bab
Der Staotldakncilter ansemieien lit,
be1a9te Spe6inllieuer na6 Sem @e5eb
uuo BEN .Sroinan5en fir aoIIeftirung
BON Spe5ial sterer.
@eir.: Sobn @ernalo, Mtohpr.
8egl.: 5lso @pller, Stabtclerf.
Sn Mnbetradt, bab bic &pnItruttion
cines Semers III Seleerapb Muab.
slpiIden SEbiuu Noap u11D Mc0ianus
Greet i'll Ser Staot 9apenpprt, pie
bonn Staotratbe ieiner 3eit angeorb<
net tpuroe, nltnmebr fertiseeiteut lit,
u1o Der StaSt@ Sngenieur einen for
reitat @rl1neplan uno @eridt nit Inz
gabe Der 2pfalitdt ulb Sptaltpjten be-
nannten selpers pureeIest bat, loipie
Der an9ren5enben Cots poer @runo=
itilde, lpelde NIT Sen Soften fir bieIe
gerbell erung 81 belaIteu Ieiu oiirften.
NIT Nennung oes nlf iebe ein5eIne
Ear5elle fauenoen 8etraees. i'm 8erz
(Sortiesuns auf Der 5. Seite.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-15

EQUATOR 2emis ltebt in oieier
geideioenbeit nidt aIleill oa. Mn-
6ere Staatsn,1ll11er ullo @eiebaeber
iibertreifen iGn oarin nod. 50. DIT
|ld)o1 i'm @on9reS bon belt &onoeIs-
pta,te11 nnb oem Sanbelsfrieg Gtg-
lonos u11o leiter G~erbiinoeten aeaet,
Die 3etltralndhte nllo Sic Mel,traIen
|ioie Reoe luar, 10 %iorglom oina man
~jeoeslllal Inn Den aern ser Sade nn6
bic iih aufordngcnbe SdluBiolae-
RING berltm mie Die &aBe Inn Sen
beiBen @rei.
Watt. IN Ii B es galls alaemein er=
fam baben, Dab guglanos Sanoels-
frieg Die Ser. Staaten ll1o lire mid-
tigiten ipirtbihnitliden ssl1tereIIelt
|loltfs SdpperIte idaoigt,, nnos stlall
mulb eS erfajttlt baben, oab Meiitih-
lano ONT lebten Glloe fir sic 2rei6eit
Der Weeere ii t ollie fdmpft uno
oamit fir Die 9efrei,,ng ser gar5en
Welt aus Der britiiden Sonoels= un6
Sit1an5 : Gprannei. IS lit qetpiB,
6aB iih bas auf bic Gauer nihf Der
bullen laiien miro l1no in 9aIOe iid
Waanrer finoen meroeu, sic sen Mutb
baben, 6as &inb beim red1ten Maanen
SIT nen1ten urb Ser 9sation alt iaaer1,
tnsr tire 1pabrelt 0rel1loe ii1to, nit
|iuem lie aulammengeben mnB, lire
(beiten SntereKell SIT auabre,i l1nb 81,
|%toroern. Conn meroen peridiebenc
Serren 5l Der @rfelutttiB fofNme,,
Dob ii6ergroBe 9eideioen6eit ober
|ipas ionlt iie betpe9te, lie: groBe @eIe=
lgenbeiten berlder3et FEB"
{ Ser Ser 3emofrat" bat felt lon=
[ger 3eit" bic ug11gldnocrei" Ser ae-
lgempartigen giluoesresierung, aui
fmelde ale 6ieie Mngriffe gnglanos
altf Die Souperanitdt nno oas@irtb-
ldaftslebelr, Sic SSllouitrie uno sen
Sdnoel Der Ser. Staaten 5l,riicfsl-
fiibren iil1ot peroonant nr6 6efantpft.
igs gerei6t ibnl slr @erugt6uung,
Dob aitd) a,toere @f6ttcr, bcttpna riis
Der Ole gpffaliung 5. 8l. 81 idrofi
l,no idarf eridien, llub tpclbe imaner
nod Die .perc1gliihte" gegentpartige
glnoesregieraltg III 5da1k 5n neb,
men llld)ten, jebt 5lt ser Mniidt &c.
lan9t 1ino, bab es 10 nidt peiter
tortgeberl fann, ioa INFER 2ano nid)1
el1len SdDa6en erleioens Ser in, ei1em
balben Sabrbnll0crt nidt, mel1,1
liberbanpt jenlals, mie0er gut &C.
111ad]t mer6en fann.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-15
9olitiidJc nno ,,npolitiidp
&anbgloHen.

Geutide IaltdJboote targen 5,t
allem.
Sett fatn SeIlicoe mieoer eirerr
lanaen seri9t - bidten!
gritannia beberridt sic Mee=
re, aber Nltr iii @aibin9tom:
SSett miro gnglan6 mof)l Mebe
iibcr Sen aalt5er otlontil6en Ocean
5iebet miiiien.
Sic GngIanSer baben bod
redlt: 9entldlano lit nit l"eir1elr
'sd,iffen unten onrd!
Ma, ~ Sic b%ero1ttten @eIid)ter
altl ben ylpadtbabenocn" cnglil6e,t
aric9si@iffcn!
1ie &6niein Ses Meeres bat
lbrel1 9errn- la0 Meiiter g%efnnoen:
oe'' "Sto1lt9; ees Wteeres.
- gnalalro ocridarit sic @lofaoe
nm 1~elltldlano, mas aber Die
~Eelttidlono" nid9t aenirte.
Sobn gl1ll aitirt eifrig Seine:
: Dent i'd on 9eutlhlolo" in ser
ytadt, bat : mid, nm ocns 5dlaf
gebradt."
nro tie miiliclt oeutidpm lln-
terllebmlngsgeiit bod) gebiibreltoen
srlbllt 3olleu, tpenl1 alld idpperen
@er5ens.
Mit Sem sdliiliel, Sen oas
Satoels Sardldiff uIentldlano"
al1f 1el11er Sansflagge fiibrt, fat es
Die Jreibeit Ser Meere eridluilen.
9as &anoels : Gatdl6oot
yGcutld)lano" pfl1e ginspaa1o als
Sa'1oesl1ift reeiitrirt. gs miro ib-
zen ld1per gemoroen iein.
Sn 2pnoon bot man sen Sssa6-
Oct 2anoltng auf @alipoli
Gieneidt feiert n1an benl<
lad)lt hlld) Sen Sa6rcstag oes Sieges
Ter gnglaltoer iiber Sic 2iirfcn bei
flltyel= Mmara.
Sins Ielttid)lano miro Mmerifa
NIT Dem nad}ltcl Saldbopte Mittel.
l1r MbipcDr ser epioemiIA aititretelt-
zen ainocrlabnnlng erbalten. Son
England erbalt Mmerifa aronratbs-
'e%rfiigun1gen. garbaren iino aber
'cltnob 1l1'r Sic Gertfden.
- Die 9riten iin6F oul5er iifL oab
ne u0elrtidlano" Midel llno @,,mmi
!ad 1e,1tidla1o mitnebn1en mira
TN cin 9rl1d) Der TeMtralitGt,
cl1n es lit sur Gelpo6rn)eitspflidt
etpor! oe1, DOB 4nlerifa MIR an oie
lul1raen nerfaltfcn 0arf.
Gle gnaldnber nno 'Iransolen
bodl boailhe MueIt 3l baber,
a6 mir bier in Mnterifa oE'rh cine
eg, elmaBige MISUNDERSTANDING
M ,.4cI1>. -. TNS 81. on 49,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-15

Benn Sic 9rudfa&en b~en5tti6e.
uno prcmpt nnb biuig bebient tperben
tpollen. 10 ipreden Gle In Der Office
bel, .9er 9eutstrat" Dor.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-15

Der y1aeItAs Demulrat", etf@Iebro
eonntaeS.MiSQabe. ,ienS Nunnlern ieSe Mo4e,
Hirb a! bic slboTlnsnten In bieter etabt thr
10 oentI to5&entlt1 ober $500 fdbrIt6 bel
BoralS5ablaro fret abgeIiefert.
Grit bee loft auBerbaIb ber Stubt, mad IL.
1erb etnent 8Sftdr1t In ben Wer. Stantet, "a.
nGna oeer wszieo. $500 idbrItd bet Dorau&.
o0Vs"'sV. J
pie esaata49 . aaSse1e, xur bura bic -%oft
n19 teber1 1ottautt In ben Der. gtoaten, ioitet
i&brlt1 $1.00 bel Doraussablnna.
ger. .t~altnSmeuMt@e 3emstyat., bur9 Bite
soft tnrerbalb Der Der. Stanten unh bur&
5r6eer tn ber etabt $3.50. Bel. 0oroiSaatIan
Ser ygDS4entlt4e 9emsssat", In eipet Ibet.
lefk Mtttpo&S ittb Gpnn1benb1. toitet timer.
1olt her Ber. .Gtaatet $500. Ha4 Gaaaba. itb
nod &wropo $3.50 idbrIt4 BET BorolSsdtlui,a
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-15

Gle g%traldlroer nnb I~rallsoielr
ld,ei'1en bodl boailhe Mneit a1 babeal,
Dab mir bier in gnterita bErd cine
req, elmaBige MISUNDERSTANDING
nit 9eutldla,6 am gloe Ole @abr.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-15

Ile grifen limo olll5er fibL baE
Die u1elttldlano" Midel llno @ummi
nod 9e,ltidlano mitnebnlel1 piro.-
Gas ilt eilt 9rlld Ser NeMtralit1t,
penn es lit sur Gelpo6nl)eitspflidt
getnorsoen, oa6 Mnlerifa rilr al Ole
AuitrHell ~perfalliclt 0arf.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-15

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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-10-26
GRAY

Mrs. Altman and niece, Anna
Aikman, returned home last We'd
nesday, after three weeks visit
with relatives and friends in Hi
nois.
Mrs. Nels Christensen is enjoying
a visit with her sister in Nebraska
o. Kennels aSd daughter Eta,
of Audubon, Sundayed at the d. o.
Corner home.
Misses Leila and Genevieve Kline
were in Atlantic, Monday between
trail MS visiting friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Asmus was
surprised last Tuesday evening at
their home south of town, the occa-
sion being their wedding anniver-
sary.
&C. F. Garmire, F.. R. Mclaughlin
and Chris Jensen started Monday
for Clinton, to attend Grand Lodge
Chas Garmire goes as a delegate