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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-01
MeneS aus Sod Sslanb.

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alteitet Mniicbier Don Mod NSSslanb
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gerer &ronfbet i'm ll1tbcrii1en 500
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SSabren g~cltorbslt. ST. ml,roe aln 26.
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rem r1ro fom i'm Sabre 1880 nod
God Sslan6. Mm 80. September
1880 berbeiratbete ter iid nit SRI.
Nngnlta 9ancfe, bic er nebit brei
S0bnen luro elmer Sdppelter bit,ter=
laBt. Sic geeroignng iin6et am
6reitag Nad]nittag bonn 9rauerbal1-
le, COZ 80. Strabc, aus al1i oen1
Gbippiannod Urieobof ltatt. 8altor
S, S. Moli bon ser belltldcn eballge=
liid)ct Trieosnsgemeilloe miro sic
2eid)c,reoe ola Sarge nnb @rabe
Daltelt.
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81. @e6altoe miro am 5. sStli eroifnet
weroell. Nue &nabcn ser Staot linb
BUR @etbeiliduta eingelaoen. Sir
fleiltcre <abclt lit cine &lalie Inn
4:3O lt6r eingcrid)tet morbcn. Ja6i-
&c SdApimnilebrer aperoen ben
Sdapimnmltcrridt 2leiten.
Iiebe bcrml6ten oos Sdubgeid)af1
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-01
Nicucs aug Mplint.

3er3Smi.germin bes 5tQotge-
ridts muroe gelterhn er0fitet. DIS
erIter @ro5eB fam sic alage fir $1O,-
900 Sdaoeneriat gegell Oie Moline,
yiod Sslan6 & galtern Graction So.
SUR &erbmn6lmg, sic bon oem 9sad=
lab bon Oscar Spanlpn eiltgereidt
|morocn mar, Ser befalmtli6 Dor Ell
mem Sabr lein 2ebcn perlor, ais CT
bon Der Campbell Sslano Bride i1
Den Stub fiel nno ertranf. MuBer
oielcm @agefa4 miro bas Staotge=
ridlt cine NuSaGl 6aae sur @rle6i-
gllttg baben.
Coroner Mepers biclt geitern gor-
mittag einen Sl1queIt iiber sic bor<
geltcrn int 6lltB alfgef1noere 2eide
bon Eeter Glisfa, Ser felt letter $50
de aus Dem Srrenalpl Don @ater-
|tonn berldJmatnben NOR, ab, bod
fonnte l1id)t feltgeltellt merben, ob ser
Mann Selbitmor0 begange1 babe
ooer onrdD l1nfau SIT ieinem Go6e ge=
fon1n1en iei. - Nlisfa 1pltroe an1 16.
Muglit 1912 bon @oof Gountp mad,
oem @atertomn S%rrenaipl gebradt
nlo bat feline naberen @eripanbten in
oieler @egeno. @r batte id)on per-
idieoene Meale ben geriub gemaat,
al1s Dem Srrenaipl 5i entfIieben. 1ie
8eldnporertelt, bie 81 Dem S1,quelt
5in5ugesoaen muroen, gaben ein llr-
tbeil -ab, DOB Ser Mlalln 0ur6 Ct.
trinfen 5lt ieinem GoSe eefommen
lei. 3enn lid feline @ertpanote
meloell, miro oas County sen Mamn
besraben miilien.
Ger befannte @eihidtsforlder
gSiqiam u. Meeie belt geltern Mbello
III Der gbaOmid @odidllle iii Carroll
Golnltp einen intereiianteil gortrag
ltro Gorleilrng ii6er .6riiberes 2e6ell
IN Sainois." 5dbn ieit Sabren lit
@err Meeie afs @cldidtsforider oes
Staates Sllinois befan,t unb apeib Ell
leire 3nborer init ieinen geabattun=
gen INTO Stloiem 81 mnterbalten n1o
81 belebren. Seine Gortrdge lperoell
%9epobnlib ourd Slllnrationen inter,
leiianter gemaht. Ircl,noe 0es
&errn Wfeeie iinb iidler, oab ct eil1
Invertebrates @erf iiber lcine 6or-
l9nngen nnb ii6er sic irii6ere Sc
1d)ld)te oes Staates Sllinois geral,s=
geben miro.
&eltte Madmittag finoet in, ser
Neutral Grammar Sdltle sic SdlnB-
feierlidfeit Ser 100 %abaeberoen
5diiler Ser oiesiabriecn alalie ltatt;
Dies lit Die aroBte abidei0enoe alai-
lie in Ser 0cidibte Scr Grammar
lS6ule. Gin lueaiel arrangirtes Ero.
gramm miro bel Der Jeier gum Mlls.
trag fon1nleM.
Die @oli5ei nabm poraenern piet
lNerIopea iejt Die 81 idplea nit ibrer
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-01

Mittontobilem oiird) Die StroBeu Der
5ta0t gefntren moren. Sic ipurben
bonn Noli5eiribter 81 oc1l regelmaBi-
gen Straien nlo Soften perllrt1eilt.
.Gater llnb soblL sSpbl, Geterlen
|sr. .nnb Sr., I'M Mlter bon " relp.
|4O Sabrens muroen porgeltern tpeger
&nbeItorana alf 8eranlaiiul1g bon
Jrau Carrie 6ia6erg perbaitet. gei-
[oe befanntcn iid iduloig nno Der
|&idter %iuspen0irte cine Strafe bon
$1O0 bis .dllf @eiteres. 9eioe bc-
5dblten ie $3.50 fir Soften.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-01

Re nno ,na6men lreltr @aor sdube
NIT. Sic 9iebe peridafften ii1 Gin
|tritt onrd) elm &interienlter. 9ie $50
|li5ei ipltroe ioeleih bon Dem Mallb in
&el11trtB gelebt lln6 Derludt jebt, ser
|Gtebe babbalt 5ll tperoen.
Gin gemiiier Soc geItel, ser aus
Dem Srrenaipl bon Snoepenoence,
Soma, Dor Hilligen Iagen e1tlpiden
lit lpllr6e bier Dor einigen Gagen BON
Der Noli5ei feltgenomnelt lnb miro
beutc Don einem 9eamten Ser ge=
1lant1ten ssrrcnanltnlt bortbi,1 Sllriid-
genomme1 merOcn.
@egen .9eraubrng eifles Iradhpa-
gems Ser burlington 9abn. tpuroel,
geitern Neter &elp unb Ibomas Mic-
Jaa bonn Noli5eiridter ben @roBge-
ld)porenen iibermiejen. lie 9eioen
lcllgnen bic. Goat, bod ijro bic Be
ipeile gegen oielelben oerart, SOP lie
lld) 11d]t bon Dem gegcn Tie crbobencn
gerbreden reinmalden fonien.
Die bieligen Mpoern @ooome1
|illto &ogal Neigbbors Der bieIigen
Camps mer0en am fommelloen
Sonntag, 4.sNlni, allf Dem Gbippial1-
nod 6ricobof cine gemeinlame Sc
badtniBfeier abbalten, bei me1der
prolninelte Mitglieoer beioer Sroen
Mltlprad)en balten 1perben. Gle G6eil-
NADINE OIL Der 5eier miro cine 5abl-
reid)e iein.
Ger Neger SeIir Grotp mllroe ae.
tern bonn Noli5eiridter unter $1,000
8iirgidaft Sen acknowledgements
i%iberlpielen, neil er iiberfiibrt moroen
mar, DOB er an Mol1tag Mbeno in
Moline stpei Nianner Namens @. 6.
9roofs bon Molinc u1o George Ser
rD bon 9apenport an ser gcfe ser 10.
Strabe mo 6. Mpenue ~ii6erfaller
ltllo berallbt batte. Der &aiillber m1r.
DC iocntiii5irt, befal,nte iidl ldnloiq
!!nno miro leine Strafc srbalten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-01
Neuts aug MusrQtine.

Sci Ser am Montag abgeboltenen
s5pe3ialsS dulmabl baben Sic 5ralcm
ben Sieg 0apongetragen, benn Sic
6raee, ob 0ie bieiiae @odid)ule einen
alnbali gum 8etrage BON $4,000 err
balten iolte o0er nidt baben Die
6raren cntIdieoen, 90 lie in GROCER.
Weebr5abl fir Sen Mnbau ltimmte,t.
3ie Mebr3nbl Der Manner in oieier
5rage belief iid auf 35 5timmen,
wabreno sic Mebr5abl Ser Jralle1l
Die itattlide 3abl BON 100 amfpies.
Weanrer gaben 922 Stimnlen ab nno
sic Irauen 1898. SIN 9nrdi6nitt
lparen Die Iiainrer gegett uno bic
tJra1ieft ir Den 9lrlbal an sic Sod
|idule. Diit DEM Mnball miro io=
bafo %begon1,en, nadbe,n Die &lal1e
angenpmnel1 lnb Ole peridieoenert
a%ontrafte oerseben. 'poroen lino.
Srau 6ranf Carrier, 9odtcr BON
g. @llribut, 31S 0itlide 8. Str.
.mobnbaft, lit am Samstag nod IGn-
gerer &ranfbeit i'm Sitter bon 3S Saf=
rem geltorben. Sic mllrbe in 4etsrs=
burg, Ga., geboren lr1lb batte bier Ell
men groBen 6relmbesfreis. Muber
ibrem Gotten biuterlaBt lie brei &in=
Der lin6 6pit &ater lomie mebrere
9riioet uno Sdppeitern. Die 9eeroi=
grrlg finoet beltte ltatt.
Mobert Giepe nn6 2erop Sobnlon,
0ie neaen 8erfanfs bon beralllfel,s
Sen @etranfen perbaftet morocn ma=
rem, fine bonn &idter unter je $500
Sirgldait sen @roBgeidmorerell
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .&iepe 6at SIN,
malt 8. q, SErun oils ieinen Medtsbei=
ffaao erpd6lt.
set Dem Sabre 1892 fat Musca=
tine feillelI 10 boben @alieritano ge-
ba6t. Ser Q1nteridieo bctragt etpa
Is 3oll. Gle 6lllt6 bieles SSabr bat
leood mebr Sd}aoen anaeri6tct mie
i'm critgenamlten Ssabr. Ger 6ll1B lit
jest regelntabig i'm 5allen, 10 oaB
feline @efdbr fir meitere 11eber=
l6apemmltngeM p%orbanoen lit.
8ei oer@um 90. nno 81. Sunni IN
Gapenport itattfinbenoen @arabe bel
Der BORT ;ab5ubaltenbcn Staatsfon=
bel1tion Ser Gifts 1perben iiber SO nni=
formirte Gifts" tbeilnebmen. Meb=
rcre bun0ert Gifts bon bier 1peroen
iid an Der aoroention betbeiligen.
Die ont @raberi ob=
gebalte1te Seier mar cine lebr ein=
orndspolle. Nad Ser 5traBclpara=
Sc, on welder Sic bielige @atterie
tbeilnabm, fanb Sic 6eier ollf Dem
@reenmoob 6riebbof itott. &ep. Mem=
tom Moore7 bielt bie @al1ptrebe oes
Cages. @dbreno bes perga11ger1e1,
sSabres iitb Sic folgenben @eterallell
Ser 6. 81. 81. aus Sem 2eben geidie=
ben: Curtis goof, Moplpb @ottbredt
Sacob @eB, George IS. &efler, 6.
q. .5dmeltrs, @iaiam q. Iltlb, @il=
liam 5a%ttertbmaitc, @enrp garl,
ll@eorge @enebict, @enrp Meeroinf,
Sra1f %. &asper, Sbomas Gbarp,
Mid)acl S'Melia1 Sobn 81. @bitllep,
Iinotbp 2poils, Salnlel 2enbarr,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-01

gesen iugenblide Mr.
beitsiheu, i9reiten bic Militdrgerid)'
te in Po1en itreng Elm. 9as @enea
raltommonbo bes s. Mrmeetorps bat
cine 8eittmmrng %getroffen, mcnarb
Susenblidem unter 10 Sabren, bic
obne Nrbeit iinb. cine beitimmte
5riit gum Nadmeis seeeben pirb,
bob. lie fi@ Mrbeit perf9afft boben,
nod beren Mblauf ibnen bic poli3ei
cine MrbeitsfteIe %onipeiit bic lie
an3unebmen nerpfltdtet iinb. 9oS
Rriegsseridt bes Mesierunssbeairts
pofen Bat tpesen @ergeben geger,
bieie @erprbnung i6pn mebrfa9 auF
@efdngnisitrafen ertannt.
- Cine itaIienif9e g e.
sierungsperorbnung perfigt bic
3tpunsspeniionierung Der @eneraloiz
rettion Der Banea 81 @ieilia iopie
bic MuflDiung bes Werpaltungsrotes
unO etnen Meaiel oes ftaatliden
Rommi1ars. Set benz beriibmten
gontitanbal oon 1891 1T nidts oer=
artises in Stalten porgetommen. Dos
8orgeben .9esen Die bolbltoatli9e
@m~i1ionsbant lit begriinoet in groz
Ben G9ninbeleien, bic sic 8ant sipi>
lden ben 9dnoen ibrer Me91elsldu=
bigger betrieben bat. Die !pD9e Der
ltnteridleife pirb init ijber apei
Miuipnet1 ansegeben.
Won Dem 6iiritengefdledt in
paloppo glauben bic llntertane,;, DOB
IS n;Ht rotes. ionDern peibes Blut
IN letnen Mbern babe.
Die er ten beioen P~orabiesp0z
scl WarobiYeu %papusnlis). Die lebenO
nu9 gurppa tamen, eriparb Der Cons
ooner !2ooloaiide @arteu.
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Hansens Famous Lineman's Spccia .uaa,e;s and short gloves.
 Brown x Hawkins, Equality First
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HE SEWARD GENE HOSPITAL

aesircs 10 acquamt tie general hosp .a interests of this country with tia facilities oi this institution for giyint pae ,alcs; devised methods of nursing care to persons requiring medical c. r1,al treatment. Special attention .e,,u Jo patients requiring gync o.os.pu treatment, Hydrotherapeu uc treatments carefully followed rh,s buamng, just complete. eIcctn. .ghJed, steam heated, hot and col. @atrr. Physicians placing patients n aur care will receive every ethical a' tenucu. Prompt readiness for ace dents; oJsuetrics and emergencies Jay or night For further particulars address,
 SISTER SUPERIOR
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WHAT THEY PREDICTED
 ABOUT THE ELECTION

NEW YORK, Nov. 2-"Not how the
 people talked but how they voted is what counts in an election" according
 to Chairman Wilcox of the Republi- can National Committee. "It has
 come to be the custom of political
 managers to claim. everything in sight
 for their respective candidates, but of what moment are claims compared with actual official records of how the people vote? There have been
 plenty of instances of their being counted this year, and the actual counts clearly indicate the election of Mir. Hughes. In California, 3OI793
 Republicans voted in the primaries and only 7TS30 Democrats. In the
 Maine election 79,902 voted the Re publican ticket, as against 66,547 who voted the Democratic. And that was after a campaign hotly contested and meant the overthrow of a number of Democratic incumbcnts. In New Jer- sey the Wilson administration put all it's power and inhcuncc behind Judge Westcott who sought the primary nomination for Unitcd> States $cna- tor He was defeated by Senator Mmt.nc whom Mr. Wilson had under taken to defeat, Wcstcott polIcd 29,- i 627 votes as against Martnc's 5O,96l l Both the Republican candidates polI- cd moro vote than either of the Democrats. The total Republican vote was lSL4l4; the Democratic
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Noodle Cafe. Phone Main III Tray service 25c extra, recevcs nrompt attention. S-I-t'
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Old papers for sale at the Gate way"
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AN | tlO R lsA-NN'
 Clerk. By r. r. GERAGHTI, Deputy.

Date of first publication: November II, 1916. 2&, 1916.
 Date of last publication: December
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.aus .,tourv ie."uhouc uOuth C Ir brhath.
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FOREIGNERS IN THE
 CONSTITUTIONAL ARMY

Apropos to some statements that have obtained widespread and more or less authoritative circulation regard ing foreigners of certain mathematics in Mexico, and more especially in the army, The Review is prepared to maintain the truth of the foIowing
 There are less than 2,5OO Japanese all told in the entire Republic of Mexico.
 Of Chincses, there are more or less fifteen to twenty thousand in the Re public.
 In the army there are perhaps a half dozen Japansee odiccrs-one an aide on the staff of General Gonzales. one a subordinate in the command of that General, and the others filling minor positions
 There are possibly a couple of score Japanese private soldiers in ,, ranks, and there are half a dozen Chinese as well but like the officer. referred to, they were in the reyo'a tionary army under Madero ana were forced to take out papers as natural izcd citizens before their service. Were accepted by the Constitutional ists.
 Camanza at one time early in tae revolution, had an opportunity Co se cure the services of large number Of Japanese and other foreigners. ba. positively and promptly declined ,a a.. cept the offer
 There is one so-ca.lcd German officer in the mmy-Gcncrm Ho.e But although of German parca.aee. he i- Mexican born and also a Mexican citizcn-as indeed are all the very tc, foreigners in the army If there are any more Germans in the Con- stituuonaIist forces, outsiders who like the writer have had every op. portmity since the outbreak Of the revolution against Hucrta to become familiar with the fact. if it were 90 fact. have failed to note anything chat would in amy way justify the scnsa tionaI reports on this subject,
 The stories regarding large nam bcrs of foreigners in the forces of the various leaders are for the mos, part fables. Villa was credited with ha, ing some 1900 American and other soldiers of fortune with him during the Torreon campoign-but 30 carcfu. census made by the newspaper cores pondcnts disclosed just fifteen.
 And this is about the proportion o' truth to faIsehood in most of the sen  sationaI statements in this as well as other respect, that have received widespread ,rojcn,c. There has been just about one per cent Of the truth to 9" per cen, ot tab.c.-McNican Re. yicN.
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NOTICE OF ADVERTISING OUI
 AND DECLARING FORFEITURE
 OF INTEREST IN QUARTZ MIN
 ING CLAIMS FOR FAILURE TO
 PAY ANNUAL ASSESSMENT.
 Te J. A. Bell, l.. V. Ray and Al. J. Con roy; you and each of you, your heirs executors and administrators, are hereby notified, that, l, J. B. Slater, ,ue ot the owners in the following described Quartz Gold Mining Claims ..tuale m ,ne Moose rass Mining Dis uic,, kenai Recording District, Third Division of the Territory of Alaska and more particularly described as follows, to-WIt:-lndependence Quart Mining Claim, May Flower Quartz Mining Claim, Blue Rock Quartz Mining Claim, Fresno Quartz Mining Claim, Mammoth Quartz Mining ClaIm, Meadow Lark Quartz Mining Claim and Arctic Circle Quartz Min Ing Claim, you above named being in- Lerested m the above described . Iarl4 Mining Claims and each ot themj
 That l have perGorm9d anu caused to have performed oa sad claims ana each and every enc of them, and have paid for the samc, the annual as sessment work f3r the year lJlo, last past, amounting to the sum of one hundred dollars per claim, maamg the total amount of sad annual assess meut work on ssid claims the sam ol seven hundred dollars all of which 1 have paid, tha, there is no% due and owing to me from you, part of said assessment wOlk thereof; which said amount became due and payable to me on the first day of January, 1916.
 You anu each of you and each Ol your heus, executors and adminisrat- ors are hereby notified to pay % me your share of said assessment worA ou or before Ninety Days aite- the first publication of this notice, to-wit. Ninety days after the first day of August, 1916 and in case you fail or refuse 50 to do, your and each of your interest in above described Mining Claims and each of them will be and IS hereby declared forfeited to me. and your interests and the whole thteo' will be then and there terminated.
 In witness whereof l have hereunto set my hand and seal this lst day of August, 1916.
 J. B. SLATER.
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1853. In Princeton, where Mr
 Wilson is best known, the Republican
 vote was 575 and the Democratic Wa.
 2C2. Four years ago Mir. Wilson re-
 celved 8G3 as against a combined
 Taft and Roosevelt vote of 7O6 lr
 the Massachusetts primaries the
 Democratic vote was oLOj2, the Re-
 publican, lI5,z42. in the state oi
 Washington primaries, 2l4,66O Re- publican votes were cast, as against 54,91O Democratic. The Democrats talk of carrying Washington, which would mean that about 6O,OOO who voted in the Republican primaries would have to reverse themselves at the election, which shows how pre- poseterous are most Democratic claims. Wisconsin, Michigan, Hin ois, and Ohio, have all given the same sort oi indications. In Kansas, for instance, l30,9l6 votes were east in the Republican primaries as agains, 4G445 in the Democratic. In NIichi- gan, 264, ,G4O votes were cast in the Republican primaries as against 29,- 935 in the Democratic. In Illinois 42O,959 Republicans voted in the pri- maries, as against 23o,5O9 Democrats. in Ohio, 2o2,47S Republicans votes were cast in the primaries, as agains, l69,34a Democratic. In New York 2oS,o97 votes were east in the Re- publican primaries as against l56,7lo m the Democratic. ln no state outside the solid South, where a primary eicc- ton has been held this year has the Democratic vote come within hailing distance Of the Republican. In Mary
 and, the registration shows a gain of more than 1000 for the Republicans, a loss of 2,CO0 for the Democrats making a net change of more than 5,OOO Everywhere that the people aayv had a chance to stand up and be counted they have plainly indicated ,aeir dissatisfaction with the Wilson administration and their dctermina- tion to vote for Hughes.
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J. B. SLATER. First publication August 1, 1916.
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IN TIE UNITED STATES COM NHSSIONER'5 COURT THIRD DIVISION, COOK INLET PRE- CINCT, TERRITORY OF ALAS kA, SUSIINA.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
 IN PROBATE. the Matter Oi the Estate,

of
 Joseph Grahaa Grimes, deceased. Notice Is hereby given Uy the un- dcrsigned administrator of the estat, oi Joseph Grimes, deceased to the Creditors of, amt all persons having laims against the .aio deceased, t. exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers within slN months alter th, first publication of this notice to th said administrators Edw. '. McNa,l! at the Town of Susitna in the aboW named precinct and Territory.
 t,DN. T. MtNALLN. Administrator of the estate of Josepl Graham Grimes, deceased. First publication October 19, l9i6
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA, THIRD DIVISION.
JOHN SHERMAN HAYNES,
 Plaintiff,

JOHN SHERMAN HAYNES,
 Plaintiff,
 VS.
 GUY BELLAMY WHITEHEAD anC GEORGE STEPHEN WHITEHEAD co-partners doing business as THE WHITEHEAD REALTY X IN VESTMENT COMPANY,
 Defendants.
 N. S-l02
 SUMMONS
 THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA SENDS GREETING TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS:
 You are hereby summoned and re- ouired to appear in the District Court for the Territory of Alaska, Third Division, within thirty days after the completion of the period of publica- tion of this summons: to-wit: within thirty days after December 23rd, A. D.. 1916, and answer the complaint of the above named plaintiff iled,in this cause by which complaint judgment is sought against you in favor of the plaintiff, for the sum of two thousand eight hundred twenty-siX and20-l0O dollars ($2S26.20) together with in- terest thereon at the legal rate from November 5th, 1915, and for costs of suit. which amount is claimed on ac- count of moneys paid by plaintiff to the defendants at their request, for their use and benefit, and advanced solely upon the promise of the de- fendants to make proper convey ance to the plaintiff of the title to the property known as lots one CD and two (2), block ten (1O), tOwniste of Seward, it being alleged that no con Sideration whatever has passed to the plaintiff for the amounts so paid, and that title has not been passed from the said defendants to the said plain tiff, accordinC to the alleged agree ment existing between the parties. THIS SUMMONS is published pur- suant to the order of the above en- titled cause on October 20th, A. b" 1916, by which it is directed that said summons shall be published m the Seward Daily Gateway at Seward, Alaska. once a week for six consecu- tive weeks, the dates of the first and last publication are hereto appended. You are further notified that unless you so appear and answer within the time prescribed, the plaintiff will take judgment against you for the sum of two thousand eight hundred twenty six and 20-1OO dollars (S282620), to- gether with interest thereon at the legal rate from November 5th, 1915, and for the costs of this suit, and for such relief as the court may deem proper.
 WITNESS the Honorable Fred N. Brown, Judge of the above entitled court this 2lst day of October, A. D, 1916.
 ARTHUR LANG,
 EI,,.l-
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FOR SALE-Pactiyal.y new ca,i. lct Vjcuola, with 25 records. Reas ,nable.-Apply Gateway.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-10-31
Americans Win 4
Several Events
,. At Athletic Meet

Malmo, Sweden, Oct, 29.-The
visiting American athletes, Ted Mere
dith, Joe Loomis, Fred Murray, Bob
Simpson and Andy Ward, competed
here this afternoon in games with
Swedes and Danes. The meet was
held at the Malmo stadium, and many
thousand spectators were present, in
GLIDING a number of Americans, who
presented their countrymen with large
silk American flags. The greatest en-
thusiasm prevailed and the Swedes
cheered the United States. The sum-
mary of the events.
ITO Metre Hurdles-won by Murray! Thor
sen, Sweden, second, Time, o;l8 2-10. -a,
High Jump-Kulerstrand. Sweden, and
Murray tied at one metre, 80 centimetres.-
400 Metres Run--Won by Ward; Simpson,
second; Murray, third. Time, o:23 2-1O,
Time 1873 Meredith, second Time,
Broad Jump-Won by Simpson. with 9
metres So centimetres; Olson, Sweden. sec
ond, with 8 metres, 81 centimetres; LOOMS,
third, with metres, 81 centiemtres
Relay Race--400 metres; Won by the
American team IN o:ta $40; Sweden was
second with o:l46-lo.
After the games, Joseph Wester-
berg, the American consular agent at
Malmo, distributed silver cups to the
winners. The American athletes will
now go to Gothenburg after which
they will return to the United States.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-10-31
HANNA SAYS THAT
DIES MONIES GROWS
Former Mayor Alleges That 1t
Is Prospering Since 1t Was
Voted Dry.
HAMMOND HAS FIGURES


Branding as absolutely false the
spread about Dcs Moines since its
adoption OF prohibition, ex-Mayor
Hanna of the Iowa metropolis, speak
ing at dry mass meeting at the
Brandeis theatcr yesterday afternoon
had this to say in regard to the
Iowa capital
Real estate valuations have actu-
ally gone up instead of being lowered,
Bank clearings have increased con
siderably over that OF previous years,
THE population has increased at
the rate of two thousand year.
Taxes have been lowered more
than $1,000 yearly.
ARRESTS for petit larceny. etc, have
been decreased fifty per cent"
Does this look as if prohibition
had injured Des Moines?" the speaker
concluded.
Ross Hammond of the Fremont
Tribune, after touring Colorado, gave
a statistical report on the progress
made by Colorado since its adoption
of prohibition. Quoting Governor
Carlson, Mr.. Hammond said that
prohibition had done more for the
social and moral uplift of Colorado
than anything in. history"
The average man is incapacitated
seven and half per cent If he in