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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-24
AUGUSTA TO
PROVIDE FOR
FAMILIES OF
HER SOLDIERS
Resolve Passed Friday
Night at Special Meet
ing of City Council
Undertakes to Protect and Suf-
6ciently Care for Those Who
Are Dependent upon Men Call.
ed''-Offer Continues for Du-
ration of Active Service

The city council held a special meet
City hall. to take up the matter of pro-
viding for the families of the National
sary. while the members are on duty
az the Mexican border. The council
passed unanimously a resolve and Or
der introduced by Alderman Sanborn by
which it was resolved that the City of
Augusta undertakes to protect and suffi-
GENTLY care for those who are depend
ent upon the men thus called as long
as they are thus deprived of an oppor-
tlnity to care for their families them
selves and it was ordered that the
mayor be instructed to appoint an agent
to raise by popular subscription, If pos
sble. If not by drawing from the emer-
gency fund of the city. funds necessary
70 accomplish this purpose.
The Resolve
The resolve and order passed reads
as follows
Whereas, we deeply regret the ur-
gent and necessary call of our State
Militia to the Mexican border. knowing
as ne do. that the summons has come
without warning to those who must
obey. and
Whereas, we realize that so sudden
has the cause therefor arisen that many
VI those who are our citizens and who
now compose a company which will rep
resent Augusta find themselves to be
without adequate and sufficient prepar-
a'ion for the welfare of their homes and
families; and realizing, too. the uncer-
'ainty Of the service for which they are
wanted and the length of time that they
VIII be deprived Of an opportunity of
earning support and care for their fam
mes II is hereby
resolved. that the City Of Augusta
'orthwith undertakes to protect and
Sutncletly care for those who are de-
PENDENT upon the men thus called. and
nat this offer of assistance shall con-
niue 50 long is they are thus deprived
" an opportunity to care for their fam.
mes themselves
And ordered that the mayor be and
"eleoy is instructed to appoint an agent
raise by popular subscription. II pos
''oie' II not by drawing from the emer-
sency fund of the city, funds necessary
accomplish this purpose.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-24
THE WEATHER
PARTLY CLOUDY

Weather forecast for New England
and eastern New York: Partly cloudy
and warmer Saturday and Sunday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-24
Boston Forecast

Boston. June 23.-Forecast for Bos-
ton and vicinity: Generally fair and
somewhat warmer Saturday and Sun
day: moderate variable winds. $780,.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-24
1927 MEN IN
DEPARTMENT
OF THE EAST
AWAIT WORD
Official Announcement
of-Men in Mobiliza-
ton Camps Believe
80 Per Cent. of State
Troops Cannot Meet
Requirements

Recruits Pouring in, However,
Will Make up the Deficiency
Captain of Royal Hghlanders
of Canada Resigns to Become
Private
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-24

New York, June Conditional
Guardsmen in mobilization in camps IN
states included in the Department Of
the East, now number 1927, it was
officially announced tonight. The to-
tai is 3217 larger than it was last
night.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-24
AN INCREASE OF
TENSION SHOWN
AT WASHINGTON

Washington. juno S.-General PERISH
ings report, indicating that the American
cavalry command engaged at Carrizal was
the object Of a treacherous attack by
Carranza soldiers and virtually was wiped
out, stirred Washington tonight with a
deeper apprehension than has been arous-
(CeRtinued on Pace 9eceiumn u
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-24
Survivors, Stories

According to the stories of the survivors
as outlined in Gen. Pershing's report, a
mounted force of Mexicans made charge
from the flank at the conclusion of a
pariey between Capt. Boyd and Gen. Co
mez. at the same time that a machine
gun opened fire from the front as Gen.
Gomez reached his lines.
Capt. Boyd had ordered his men to dis
mount as the machine gun opened fire
and the combined effect of the Mexican
charge, the machine gun fire and the rife
fire from the Mexican garrison of Car
rial. which had almost surrounded the
little American force under cover of the
parley sought by Gen. Gomez to discuss
whether Capt Boyd should be allowed to
pass through the town, stampeded the
horses No details were made known to
Gen. Pershing as to whether the Mexican
charge was checked.
Caught in Trap
With their mounts gone, caught
without means of escape, ringed about
on three sides with the fire of an over
whelming force the fate of the little
detachment is believed by officers here
" nave Dttil StdlSu IL 10 lCdi GU llioS
only the most stupendous luck. backed
by desperate valor could have extri-
Gated Capt. Boyd's :ren from the trap.
Reports from Mexican sources placed
the number of killed, including two
officers at from u to 40. 1t is report
ed that II were taken captive into
Chihuahua City.
Small Number Saved
The accepted percentage Of wounded
to those killed in modern warfare
would place the wounded at from So
to 40 at the lowest estimate. The
strength of the two troops, G and h,
is not known here, but it is estimated
that they could not exceed 100 men,
allowing for those sick and on de-
tached service.
With only seven survivors reported
as arriving at the main column. the
number of those accounted for at least
speculatively is pitifully small.
Stories Confused
The report from Gen. Pershing
stated that the stories of the sur
vivors were confused and did not con-
form in all details with the report
made by the first arrivals from the
battlefield. Gen. Pershing reported
that there was a scene of wild con-
fusion when the Mexicans opened fire
and their cavalry charged. The stray
glers apparently were cut off in an
effort of Capt Boyd to extricate his
men from the jaw of the trap which
was closing on his command or fed
before the outcome of the battle could
be learned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-24

Principal Amendments
Other amendments agreed on include
appropriations Of 100000 for a floating
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-24
Germans Gain New
Territory Toward
Fortress OF Verdur
Capture French Positions to Northeast in Face
of Terrific Fire from French Guns-Paris De-
cares Fleury Attacks Were Repulsed-Rus-
SLAMS Advance in Bukowina but Held up in
East Galicia and Volhynia

bombs on forts Nickolo and Alberino,
the gas works and the arsenal.
In Mesopotamia, Constantinople
claims to have checked the Russian
advance toward the Mesopotamian
plains and to have driven the Russians
out Of the Paitak pass on the Persian
frontier, through which they attempt
cd to enter Mesopotamia.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-24
SUBCOMMITTEE AGREES ON
FOUR SUPER.DREADN0UCHTS
AND FOUR BATTLE CRUISERS
Also an Increase Of 2O7O0 Men in the Enlisted
Strength Of the Navy-Action Follows Con-
ference with Navy Officials

Washington, June ga building
program including four super-dread-
noughts and four battle cruisers for
the coming year was agreed upon to-
day by the Senate naval sub commit
tee after a conference with Secretary
Daniels and Rear Admirals Taylor
and Blue. The subcommittee also de-
cided to recommend an increase of 90
700 in the enlisted strength of the navy,
bringing the total up to 74,7Oo.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-06
STRUTS aus Muscatine.

Die Nationalaaroe heS States
Soma miro uorausiidltliA crltan /.
Sftoberw uHarolc @einlatb" iagell
fonllel1, 90 lie, wie .es III ben lester
! Sngen pieoerbolt m~rlalltete, nod all
Der m%erifani}den ,@rense bleihell
nub, INN. lbre Yflidt. BORT meiter 81
,er1llt@hs. aSs. s54. @f;sssae ~
&itr5lid linA. id)on mcbrcre Sui=
i1o1ler .HegiFAenter Scr NationaIgaro
lpieoer III ibrenF@ eianatbsltaat 5llriid-
getebrt nno, i'll 2al1ie oieler Modp
merocn ienenfalls nod meitere &eei=
%l1eltter Der merifaHiiden @relse Ben
Nilden febren.
Wltscatitie, pieImchr oa5 Staot=
oberbaltpt,. ldeillt mirtlid} nid3t ge-
raoe pom 8lilf perTal9t 5l iein, oa es
lefr ballfia nel1e GoIi5iltelr, altdl nit.
ltllter Sitter oes @eictes gerarmt
anltelle1 mllB, neil picle @eornte nadl
lll1o 1ladl reli9niren. Sic lctte Gr,
! l1ellitllllg NOR oie bon George sdltlt,
Der an STEELE oes friibcrcn Eoli5iItell
Sobn Miller. Scr Dor einigcl1 Sagell
rellallirte, leines Nmtcs maltell miro.
3fpei Geripler> luelde iid) luegel,
anaeblid)en @erfaufs pom geiltigell
8etranfen perantmprten %IoIltel1, lprr-
ben llltr SIT fllr5er @efangniBltrafe
perlirtbeilt.
Nltf Ser aonpention Ser prote-
ltantilden gpisfppal= &ird)e eenenft
man Ole en- ten iiinf @ebote oabin st
aa1oern, Dob oieelbell etnas ~tiir5er
lperoer.
St Ml1seatinc traf aeltern Sic
9Sod)ridt EN-, Bob lid Sic Sheilneb-
: nler an Der uMsnscatire SeadJers'
&nllpelttion", Die SIR 3eit in Ges
Woines abgehalten miro, rcd)t al1ge=
! ncbme Stunoei oerleben. @dbreno
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-06
Mebr.Qalfsmarfen
Gum @etrage bon einem Gent in Der
@eiddftslteGe bieier 3eitung.

Ter @erfa,tf ser @ebr-GiiIfsmar.
fen 5llm 9etrage BON einem Sent in
Der @e1dGftstene bieier 3eitung
madt erfreltlide Tortlhritte unh
lpe1n altd bereits oiele W}arfet1 Der.
ta1ft tporoen linb, 10 bal Ger Ser
Demofrat" bod einen gorrot6 bon
mebreren tauieno Merfcn, iobaB ale
Beltellungen> porerlt nod alsgeiiibrt
weroen fpnnen.
Gie fiinltleriid %gearbeiteten War.
ten NIT Dem Mllforl1d Ser 9eimatb
ysotb, idaff ih 9rot" InIien lid in
mannidfader @eile al1f griefen, go.
feten ltno ST. @eidenfen p%erluenben.
Die Warfen iinb gum Yreiie bon r1llr
einem Gent per Stiid in Scr @e.
ihaftsltelle oieier 3eitlng erbiltIid.
Gin ieoer Gent fon1nlt sen Notblei.
oenSen III GeltIdlanb 5ll Cute, ga
oas aus anaeiebenen bel1tidamerifa.
aiiten @eldJaftslenten belte6cnoe So.
mite filr Ieine Miibemaltuna in fei.
ner @eiie entiddoiet pirN. Milo
nodmals: Ser @eimatb gsoth, id,afi
i'd 8rot."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-06

2aut amtli6er gss
t~anntsabe haben Die Beboroen in W.
remburg Die geiamte 9anOeSernie M
srot9etretoe, 9ofsr, @er1te NIB
Suamet5en gu 5dnoen Der amllid)tl
gegteilnns5 1telle beI6lugnabmt.
Der gerliner Magis
It rot bot beIdloNen, Die 5!eiiGs
mense fir Den appf Der yeuDlterung
bon 200 auf $50 8ramm per Sag
gu erGDben, ebenIo tonnte iniplge Der
perme3rten 3ufuGr Die lu0tentlihs
8artoffelmenge . 8 auF 8 Yfano
erbobt nerben, Aingegen murne Der
G%iertonlanl per appf Don 2 ouf /
Stud III eer 8oGe e~rnieprist.
Die Stutsgarter 6of=
oper CAB u~nlangTt i'm Nlbombre=
1heoter in 90!pen unter Wtitmirtung
Der Hapelle ees @rmierurgsbatail=
Ions 81 Gus Ramur einen WaIt{piel~
aheno, Bel Dem oas 5inglpiel Der
lllon" bon SifeEbad, ferner Gdnse
nno 5ulest oas 4ltpiener SinaIpiel
nyriioerlein fem" utter Der 9pi,llei-
turg bes 8eneralintenacnten Yaron
putIis cur Iaffii9runs fam.
9o5 Sod mel Iterge=
boube i'm M~arienburser Sroensz
i&lob bot maume9r einen seipaltiaen
8ahftahl erhdltsll, itatt oes p!utten
9odss, ras es triiber be{ab. Ser
8aGItu6l ipuroe rteier Sage fertiaz
eeItelt uro eibt Dem gar1oen G9lob
SurA 8erlpenounJ tisfrot leuhtsnoen
Dafpfannen ein %freunolides Mlsie=
ben, Dos gut nit Der Wiiroe uno
Maieitdt Der alteu 8auanlaaen barz
moniert. Mi. Silfs otter bilogiber
8arItelllngen uno @runortIIe lit eS
%selunsen, oas 9ad oe5 6o6meilterz
palaites in iener often Yallart bersl=
%1teler, pie lie uns Gltere @emdloe
ll1ro @aoierul,ee.r seigen.
- Der 2pnooner &prref=
ppnpent elmer Moilonoer 3eitura BE-
rIdltet, Der ppu elmer Yetersburoer
Heuterz Mlelouns semelpets Mbid)luB
zines Mbtommens spiihen Mublanb
Emo 56ipecen fir Die WerbtnounN
Der gilenbabnnese beiosr Gambler in
6innlanb mittellt pes Yaues elmer
8riife iiber Den Sornea peros bon
Der en9liid'm YrsIIe ais Elm @reianis
bon GROCER 9eheutlna beseidnet.
Dos an 10. Suli in, petersburg
Don Safcnop uno Dem idneoii6en
WsiniIter General Sraenitrpem inter
SeiGnete Nbtommen beoelte oas eno=
giiltise S9eitern DER oeutIhen Ser
lude, in S6peoen MtBtrauen ecaerl
Nublano 81 rerbreiten.
Der 9 dmei5er 5lieeer
S9eopbil Snaola, lpeIdbsr als 5lies
ger in fraa50Iii6e 9ieniie ge!retsn
uno sinem acknowledgements sllaeteiIt
par, bat Den 500 eefunoen. SIM
Werlauf zines @rtunoielngsfluaes
iiber ben oeutl6en 2inien lpuroe er
pon cinem @drapneaiplitter an
8ppfe setroffen. @r bate nod bic
Strait, in Die frun50liIbsn 2lnien auz
riIdSutebrsn. gei Der 2anoung purbe
er pbnmdAtis uno lpurbe ms 2osu=
rett sebrudt, lpo er AZ Stunoen Ipd-
ter perItorb. Sbeopbil Snaolo ltammt
aus Gleren5 Canton Waapt) unb
mar etn Better oe5 betonnten Mennz
Iabrers aarl Sngolo, pel6er bez
tanntlI9 in Der beutlten 4rmes
TIleaeroienite %leiitet.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-06
Sic Matnr aiebt ms Madpridp

Gie Mat,r siebt ms Nadpridt,
tpen1, etlpas NIT ms nidt i'll Sto-
.nung lit. @ir fonnen bies aus lln-
ierem @eiinoen erfennen. Gann lit
.es 3eit, 5u eiper sl,ten Meoi5in 81,
grcifen. @emiB baben Sic idon BON
Torni's Mlpenfrdliter, bem alien
ar1ltterbeilmittel gebort; es miro
nidt 1T Mpotbefcn perfanft, lit aber
idon iiber bunoert Sabre I'M @e-
brai1h. Mad)en Sic iett eilten Ser
iud oamit nno apenoen iid INN Ins.
fllnft an: CT. Yeter 6abrnep & Sons
60, 1875 81. Sopne ape., Gbi-
cago, Su. @no.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-06

Mciicubcr, I'm Sonia nit erltflailis
gen MappeneG observation-disclosures 81 be-
reiIen. G%rfabruna criuiinidt. Stctige
slrbcit fir Sen redten Mann. @eben
sic Mprciic. Grfabrung nnb Sbren
Iebten Mrbeitsplab an. Soma Gub@
lifting 60, Sue. 9abenport. Sonia.
31,t@
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Menrs aus @ud SSlanb.

S1e ottelltltden Sdltlen III Nod
Ssla11b eroffneten aeltern mieoer ibre
5bore ulO nmgefabr 1900 &inber
%itelltei iid) gum llntcrrid)t Elm. Ser
Belud lpar oeln,od) .ein lcbr 5uirie-
bcnltelenoer.f Solpobl ili 8olfs- mie
in 5odidnlen mnroe Ser l1nterribt
geltern lpleOer begoilaen.
Gin 1tnbefannter, etlpa 40 Sabre
alter Wlann mnroe gelteri1 Worgen
tobt in ieirem 3inner bes aen,1e-
op Sotels, go. 162SA 3aueite Str.
oufgeilrnoen. Ger 6rembe mar
'8ienstag M6eno in ideinbar betrl,r=
fellem 3ultato in oas Sotel gefom-
men ltto batte itd1 BORT Elm 3immer
gemietbet. Mls Ser @otelbeliber i'm
geltern Morgen gegcl1 3ebn llbr me-
cfcn lpollte, fano er i'm tobt i'm Bette
Dor. Iie 2eide pllrbe nod eillcm
8ripat : @eeroigl,ngs : Snltitut ge-
.brabt.
aus Dem BON staotar5t 6. 5. So
tier angefertigten geridt fin Sen
Monat M1tgllt lit eriidtIid, oaB mab=
reno oieler 3eit 3mei S1ae BON Sim
oerlabnlultg auftraten. IS maren Ia
48ebnrten 81 per5eidJnen, m;ibreno 43.
Eerlonen ltarben.
Com Sotparo ipuroe gcitern 5lt
5lpal5ig qagen @efananiB perl1r=
tbeilt, nad)oem or bes urgebiibrliden
@etragens ld)uloig befllnoen porben
mdr.. Solpar0 lou mabreno ser SIR
beiter=1eier in ser Snouitrie-Sale
mebrere 9erionen allsaeidimpft nno
lpater &iberItaao geleiltet baben,
nad)oem ct bon einem Goli5iIten per=
baftet morben ipar.
9eamte Ser vMooern @noomen OF
9mcrra" fiiroigten eeitern on. oaB
mabreno oes perfloile1en Monats n.
neue uGantps" ms 2eben ger11fen
mnroen. MuBerbem lpuroen 7,t65
nelle 9enefit-Gertififate ausgeiteat.
8ral, Mmelia Merfs reidte geItern
cine u1,f ST, 800 lalltenoe aIage aeaen
Die @erliderungs=@ eieuidait uMpltic
@orfers Of Sod Sslano" elm. Sic
perlangt, baB ibr oieier getrag aus
se5ablt miro, neil lif Die @eieuidaft
lpeigerte, Die 8erlid)erltngslumtn1e fiir
Den Ioo hires @atter, Mugult Merfs,
Der Dor etlpa eillem balben' Sabre
ltarb, SIT erbalten.
Gle bieiige oeutid-epangeliide
Stride miro beute Mbel,b unter oen
Muipi5ien oes Matmer=@ ereins oieler
@emeinoe EN- &on5ert peranltalten,
bel oem Dos tad)folgenoe Grogramnl
CUR Mllsfiibrln1g fontnle1 miro:
Drgel - @err brilliant MoIf.
Solo u Cream Of Naraoiie -
s6rau Nrtbllr Burial.
Manl1er=G6or
~ @iflalls gum @alo.
~ @ater &bein.
&pd Sslano MGnnerdor.
Srgel - SEER @iuiam AoIf.
8aritpn=Solo
a. Gong Of Spbrias tie gretan /.
elliott
b) She Sorn 6leaier
SEER Milton 9laul.
Siolin=Solo
a. serenaoe .. 9rieo
b) GolarD Mepill
Serr Gabriel @ernaep.
Srgel - 9err @illiam Holf.
Sopran=Solo -
a. S @ear a Tbruib at Gpe.
- Mnnie 9aurie
Trau Mrtbur @urram
8aritonz5olo
~ gp tie @aters Of gabpIom !.
81 Scar Mp grp, 5 aoro. @ooIer
9err Milton @alll.
Srgel Serr @illiam Molf.
Der aod Ssllano 9totarp gllrb
|bielf geiter1 Nad)mittag feline reaelz.
maBige Geriammlltna ab, IN Ser be-
fddolleu puroe, bob ser alltb in 3l1=
funit fir cine gepille Mll5abl @aiieu
lorgem min. Mud) beldlob ma,,, SOB
cine Delegation l1ad Modforb geben
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-06

iSn terfa,fer: Cine 90 Mdcr Sarm.
so Mdcr fdiperer gutter @poen, 40
slder leidter GRUB. Ggtrn quite 8ee
bdube, $75 per Mdcr. 80 Wcilen BON
8apcnport. Sd ncbme allb elm fleiz
nfes @igentbum IN 9abenpprt als critic
Mnsabilng. @adsufrasen 1O3 Main
5trabe. 31,1@
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@eiuiinidt: 3cbn arbeiter. sMad.
5nfragen oil ser z. l,no Sine StraBe
belttc fWorgen. Miiiien fertig 5,1r
Mrbeit iein.f Seine @rieden ooer See.
ger. ssi 5,1@
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-06

@crlanat: Nnitanbise Srau sciet&
ten Mlters nit pbcr obne &inb, tpeldc
eiu 4eim miinIdt aIs @a,tsbdlterin BEL
@ittlper NIT 2 &inbern. @iuaetpans
oerte 9eutlde bebpr5ugt. Gfferten
nit Mnlprud pber %peri0nlidc Miidz
fprahe 6 biz 8 ltbr Madm bel Geo q.
gbclmdml, 1855 z Ibenne, Sit @oz
line, Su. 31,1@
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3,t .bcrfamfen: 8earbeitctcs Ii,

13m .berfanfen: 8earbeitctcs nnb
nod nidt bebautes 2anb in benz bes
riibmten u@iscpnlih 8lad 2oan ST.
ftrict"" 81 perfallfen. gisnet ii6 fir
@ctrcibc llnb Milbpieb. .Gieics Qano
lit chen, bebaltbar llnb bon bielen gro@
Bercn giienba1n gtdtipnen l1mgc@
ben. Sfferten inter Settler, Bog
223,. Giranb 9lapibs, @iisconiin.
9 1874 Il M
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-06

DE 1drNerl6ait .sj9e.
naEia" III Der nniprr Iliat Ytrn Tettlt
pleies S1br ben WepeEttAg lbse8 bun
oersla9:saeE yeltebens. 0a5 Subj
lutm hit Je!tatt an Der SypdIlGule
TT anf Den 8, unS 10. De5embet left
aeleBt poroen.
I, Die peutI9e aron=
prtn3sllih sut pe: Dem ID. &inos oes
Mrbeiters 5heoppr Nlltein in Sllbsn
Gle Yatsridaft i;%6ernpmmen. Ra6
Ii Nnab:n beim lcbtsn pertrot
ger 8asIsr N~atenltelis pGt bic
RronpriBeil!n beim Ia. &inp, cine
MaoaenpatenIdaft iibsrnpmmsa. Son
Zen SDbHea oeS &pepnares l.epen be-
reits einiye I'M Selbe,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-06

Blu Dcrmietbcu: 9ag babe 9oppelz
bals SEQ. 1913 @el 3. Ctr. Mobert1.
9tafsnfra9en $50. 1S47 8eit 3. Ctr.
Nol1e 3595z8. 31,18
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3lt 'pcr,uiet6en: @clddftsprak, 90
bel "a SUB gtpb, nit 5tpei grpBen|
33imn1crn. Nad5ufragen 1920 @eit
3. StraBe. 3,1@
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-06

We,uiinid,t: s,lnges beutIdes Mdbs
den. fir allaemeiite &ausarbeit. Mads
sufrd9en bel Srau s. q. Eapc, SEQ.
1926 Sarrtion ctr. 2,18t.
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G,ebramdte Maidineu an perfaufe,,

@ebraudlte Maidincm 81 perfaufe,1,
8bcrlnnb ! Ioben SEQ. so. in erittlaiz
1igem s3ultano. .8aren 2etroii
MpabHcr. Wlag,pca &oaefer, Diuig.
fam in Srl,d lin,gcbeut' iperoen.
Gbcrlanb &pdoiter, Mobcu 70, Mil
Gtarter.@ Sberlm1b Mlton,pbil Co..
324 5arriion Ctr. 9abenport, -
TefepDpn 5000. 3,1@
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@erlanat: Gattcs 9aabden fir all<
nllgemcinc 3allsarbtit. Ior3u1pre@
den sol &irftpppb 8%puIcparh. 3,t@
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-06

Ser letten Gage mllroen eritflaiIige
mllifaIlldle Garbietl1nger1 aeboten,
Die NIT Dem gebilbrcnocn 8eifall be-
lobnt milroet.
6ralllein Clara @einlanll ulto
Srdlleil1 @attie 5ohias apuroen auf
Der Sabresperiammllng Ser .Dolrlrg
Neople's lutheran Societies" Sic in
Brighton, Soma, a%bgebaltel1 mllrbe,
sur Sefretarin relp. sur sdaenei=
lterin erpablt.
Tie @aheanitalt Ser uNeus SRI
bltte" tit am Nr6eitertage gelhloliell
poroen. llngeiahr 5000 Herionelt
haben Die allitalt hciltd,t, qenib cilt
@emeis Ser geliebtbeit o~erlelbcn. IS
fan1en feline ldJmeren ltnfdlle Dor.
Wian bofft, oab Bic Staot lladItell
Summer Nsittcl llllo @ege iiltocll
miro, I'M cine @aoeonitalt allf itdoti=
Idle Soften ms ec5el1 sit ~rltfel1.
Sranf II. Cooper, Gin pronlilellter
Nmpalt aus Davenport. lit SIM SIC
fierce. iiir @anferott= Gerfa6ren I'M
glunoesoiitriftsaertdt mieocrernal1llt
mnrhen. Seine %SSllrisoiftion crItrcft
lid Jest ollf Sic Counties Mllscatinc,
Scott, Clinton nl1o @aibington.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-06

Gerlanat: Srau fir Meiumadeu.
@tetisc Nrbeit unb gutter 2obn. Sc
lcpbon 9abenpprt 3631. 3,1@
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@crlauats:, 33meites Iabdcu, fleinc
Samilic.l gutter 2obu. Eel. 5792.
1881.
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Anaet8en tar
arbsitsplaae, 9ertaufe, gerluhe,

e1Ce
IN bieier @nbrit perOen fir einen SAG
biz gu ether 8ode 5u ben nadfolgens
ben Naten inierirt: Bis gu bier 8eiIen
ODER oeren Noum SOC. iiber pter UNI
bts 5l a@t 8eiIen $1.O0. Seine YIN,
5eige. miro fur nenieer als soc anee,
npntnler.
Sir gteuengeillde tpirb Bel ein> bta
fe9snraliger Snfertion 25c bereduet
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3m ncrfaufem pbcr ,,us,ttoufd1e,

Oh UcrIHtlItW DUCT ll1t3lttnlt1djeit
2ecre. 8anplabe auf einem Siigel 5lpi=
.fden Decline uno Git : Moline.-@iu
iiher oiee Mobitipn innerbaD Scr nads
lten Gage gang obcr tbeilpeile pcrfiiz
gen. Austallid : @uridld9c merben
prompt bcriiflidttst. ~ &anbcln sic
ldnell, iucn1 Sic intereilirt lino. -
@igcntbImcr, 514 Meliancez &cbdube,
9elcpbon 1878, Moline, Su. CTS
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9eamte Ser uMooern @nobmen o
Mmerra" fiinoiaten geiter11 on, oa{
mabreno bes p%erfloiienen Monats n
nele uGamps" ms 2ebelt gerufe,
mmrben. MuBerbem puroen 7,165
nelle genefit-@ Certificate ausgeiteat.
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Der Sod SsIono Motarp Club
bielf geitern Madmittag feline reael=
maBige Geriammll1l1a ab, IN Ser be-
apuroe. BOB ser &ll1b in 3ll=
funft fir cine ge1pilic Mi15abl @aiiell
min. Mltb belhlob man, baB
cine Delegation nad &odioro gebelt
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-05-22

time. Mrs. Disntavey; was thu oldS8e
dausnter 81 Mrs. Isaac. White. ~ soz
city, "a DIV N
Miss Pauiins scharfenberx wsssI
married last Wednesday in Ch6yNnnA
Wyo., to Louis Brokow, Formerly az
Cedar Rapids. The couple Will make
their home at Ten Sleep. Wyos Where
the groom u engaged In business Viii
an uncle and whore he has = neW
bungalow already Furnished waltln8
for his bride. L
Ten miles OF tile have BEEN laid ~
the Higgins farm, seven miles south
east Of Traer, ranging from four ~
seven inches In diameter. The Job cost
moro than $500. Mr.. Higgins. who
lives at Spencer. has spent SIS. 600 n
improvements In the last four years.
Theo Mathiesen 10 the tenant.
Memorial day win be celebrated ~
usual In Traer. An extended programs
Ii under preparation. M
Miss Ruth Powell has not cnJoye0
the best OF health for year or more.
Accordingly she submitted to sur
gical operation in Cedar Rapids hos-
pitai. The young lady Is the stencg-
rapher for Thomas & Thomas
Miss May Collins. late OF rraer, hAs
been elected to the principalShip 0S
tine new Norway, Benton county. grAds
school.
F. l. White. who recently par.
chased the DIR. Ladd property. Will
move the old house TO the west lots
and make two dwelling houses out "
1t to rent. He and his family will oc-
cupy one for a time. but It Ia his pian
to build new house on the corner Tor;
his own use.