davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-09-06

and harbor appropriations. No
item can get into the rivers and
harbors bill until it has been
approved by the board of army
engineers-composed of men
who have no local or political
interest in appropriations.
Mr.. Hughes seems to have
gotten his information from
transcontinental railroad sour
ceS.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-09-06

clumsy and worthy of the dark
ages. When peace comes some
better devices ought to be in
stituted.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-09-06

ever they are needed. Barrett o.
Hara, lieutenant governor OF Illinois,
and Captain D. Chisholm. are candi-
dates for commander.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-09-06
SPANISH WAR VETERANS
ARE READY FOR SERVICE

CHICAGO. Sept Spanish war
veterans recommended the adoption
OF resolution declaring the veterans
ready to enter active service when
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-09-06
YOUR CHANCE

4 YOUR CHANCE
3 When her heart forgets us
D singing
B Then's your chance to do your
D part;
. When her rosy cheeks are fad
D ing,
3 Ther she needs you. mind and
D heart.
. When the summer Of her spirit
. Sinks along the shadowy isle.
D Then's your chance to turn her
0 sorrow
. Into beauty and 10 smile.
. Just a little kindly feeling,
. Just a warm and tender will.
. And again the sunbeams steal
. ing
D To her soul will cheer her still
D And again the songs come wing
. ing
. To her lips from far away
p In those meadoWiands or girl
. hood
. Where her memories often
= stray.
. when. her lips forget their
y laughter
= And her heart forgets its song,
D Thens your chance 20 bless and
. help her,
= Then's your chance TO keep
= her strong
y And she'll ony ask one promise;
. That your love come hack in
= gold
y To her twilight Of the shadows
. A. II used 10 DO ~ old
= Selected.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-09-06
28 Years Ago Today

(FrOm the Daily East Oregonian.
September 5. 1889
]. y. EDDY Of Pendleton was In
Portland yesterday.
". and Mrs NJ Folsom are in
town from Alba.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-09-06

N3-o@ eS-S-o-e@
A good road from Pendleton
to Echo is desirable not so
much for tourists as for the ac-
commodation of a large traffic
between the west end section
and the county seat.
~-~~s~eSS-~~S
Charles Wellington Furlong
will not only write about the
Roundup but he will help
make the show exciting.
100000
1t certainly looks like a busy
fall in the Balkans; but those
countries are used to fighting
those who are left.
~S~~~s%-e-s~-~
With such a large number
of autos in this county the rec
ord for fatal accidents is low.
100000
When some of our worst
roads are we'll strawed there
won't be so much complaint.
100000
Had it not been settled the
strike would have become
pretty exciting by this time.
~S~s~o~~~~~
No one will object to a little
sub-normal weather for the
next few days.
e-@~~-ss e~@-s-e
While junketting about Mr..
Hughes would do well to look
up'another job.
~-~-~>-~oS~s-s~
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-09-06

President Ripley of the San
ia Fe is sorry that the strike
did not occur; it is too bad that
a little informal affair cannot
be arranged for his especial
benefit.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-09-06

II you sit in a draft the doctor may
cash il for you.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-02
A PRETTY FAIR SAMPLE

A PRETTY FAIR SAMPLE
Chauncey Depew, a has-been, but
still occasionally used for the telling
of stories when the wine and walnuts
are served, presents a personally
grevious case against the administra-
TONS Mexican policy. We give some
attention to Chauncey's Mex story
because it is similar to many others
over which we are expected to shed
tears of rage and indignation.
An American and a German were
working a mine together in Mexico.
They were ousted by gang of Mex.
leans. The American appealed to
Washington and was told that moth
ing could be done for him. The Ger
man appealed to his government,
which made threats of war, and the
Mexicans paid the German partner
a big sum of money.
Let us be indignant! The German
held up the Mexicans and got much
swag. The American didn't.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-02
BELIEVES

BELIEVES IN EQUALITY. "A q
medal of honor of some kind for
Sheriff Bob Hodge of Seattle!
While municipal authorities kow- ,
tow to ''our most prominent citi-
zens," Bob raids them and their
prominent clubs" and carts away d
the liquor they're holding in defiance i
of the new prohibition law. 'T'H
have no aristocracy of lawbreakers I
in this mans town" declares Bob. !
What a laundering change there
would be throughout the country if /
officials everywhere were moved to
put down the "aristocracies of law
breakers" Official cowardice has :
largely corrupted the fundamental
declaration of equality to mean that
all men are equal, save when they
are born to prominence, achieve [
prominence or have prominence I
thrust upon them. /
Bob Hodges idea. that what the
law prohibits to the common man is
also prohibited to the "prominents" }
has the elements of social and Of
fetal upheaVal An official who hits j
at aristocracy's drinks, in these times,
is certainly in a class by himself
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-02

Let us weep over the poor, unpro- d
tected American! Mr.. Depew sim I
ply turns on our tears at the main
faucet by announcing that that j
American had got all his savings in
vested in developing property in Mex Z
leo and hadn't lived in America in Is 81
years. 1t is a case when President
Wilson should weep his shirt-front I
soaking wet. ]
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-05-13

STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
Ramsey. SIS. In Probate Court.
In the Matter of Proving the Alleged
Last Will and Testament of Emily M.
II. Rowe, Decedent
The State of Minnesota to All Whom IT
May Concern:
Whereas, Arthur Brickwood Hutch
ings, of the City of st. Paul and State
of Minnesota, has delivered to the Pro-
bate Court of the County of Ramsey.
an instrument in writing purporting to
be the Last Will and Testament of
Emily M. IT. Rowe, late Of Ramsey
Herewith his petition to said Probate
Court, praying that the said instrument
may be proved and admitted to probate
and that Letters testamentary he
granted thereon to Edith NJ. b. IL
Rowe and Arthur B. Hutchings.
1t Is Ordered, That said petition be
heard and that all persons interested
in said matter be cited and required to
appear before this Court on Monday,
the goth day of May, 1916, at 10 o'clock
"A. NJ. or as soon thereafter as said mat
ter can be heard, at the Probate Court
Rooms, in the Court House in the City
of st. Paul in said County. and show
cause, if any they have, why said petit
ton should not be granted and said
Will admitted to probate and that this
citation be served by the publication
thereof in The Catholic Bulletin ac-
cordinG to law, and by mailing q cupy
of this citation at least Ia days before
said day of hearing, to each of the
heirs, deVisees, legateeS of said dece-
dent whose names and addresses are
known and appear from the files of this
court.
LIST day of May, \. y; 1916.
(Seal of Probate Court.)
Attest: F. w. Gosewisch.
Clerk of Probate
O'Brien. Young e Stone Attys.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-05-13
A SAINT FOR THE WEEK.
SAINTS ABRAHAM AND MARY.

Abraham was a rich nobleman of
Odessa At his parents desire he mar
ried, but escaped to a cell near the city
as soon as the feast was over. En-
treaties were of no avail. He walled
up the cell-door, leaving only a small
window through which he received his
food There for fifty years he sang
Gods praises and implored mercy for
himself and for all men. The wealth
which fell to him on his parents death
he gave to the poor. AS many sought
him for advice and consolation, the
Bishop of Odessa, in spite of his hui
mility, ordained him priest. Soon af-
ter, his brother died, leaving an only
daughter, Mary, to the Saints care.
He placed her in a cell near his own,
and devoted himself to training her
in perfection. After twenty years of
innocence she fell and fled in despair
to distant city, where she drowned
the voice of conscience in q sin. The
Saint and his friend Saint Ephrem,
prayed earnestly for her during two
years Then he went disguised to seek
the lost sheep, and had the joy of
bringing her back to the desert a true
penitent. She received the gift of
miracles, and her countenance after
death shone as the sun Saint Abra-
ham died five years before her, about
A. D. 800 All Odessa came for his
last blessing, and to secure his relics.
Saint Ephrem, an eyewitness, tells us
of many sick who were healed by their
touch.
Saint Abraham was sent, soon after
his ordination, to an idolatrous city
which had hitherto been deaf to every
messenger. He, too, Jared like the
rest. He was insulted, beaten, and
three times banished, but he returned
each time with fresh zeal. For three
years he pleaded with God for those
souls, and in the end prevailed Every
citizen came to him for baptism. AT
ter providing for their spiritual needs,
he went back to his cell more than
ever convinced of the power of prayer.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-05-13
u -------- ,TWUSt OF 7 IUUdID.
(Seal of Probate Court.)
Attest: F. w. Gosewisch,
Clerk of Probate.
OBrien. Young & Stone. Attys.
Citation Ex. Of Guardians Account.

Citation Ex. of Guardians Account.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
Ramsey, SIS. In Probate Court
In the Matter of the Guardianship of
Meta Leasing Tozer Mitchell, 1ncom-
petent.
The State of Minnesota to All Whom
1t May Concern:
On reading and fling the petition of
the guardian of the person of said
ward, praying that the Court fix a time
and place for examining adjusting and
allowing. his account. as such guardian
1t Is Ordered, That said petition be
heard and that all persons interested in
said matter be and hereby are cited and
required to appear before this Court on
Monday, the 29th day of May, 1916, at
10 o'clock in the forenoon, or as soon
thereafter as said matter can be heard,
at the Probate Court Room, in the
Court House in the City of st. Paul, in
said County, and show cause if any
they have, why said petition should not
be granted and that this citation be
served by the publication thereof in
The Catholic Bulletin, according to law
Witness the Judge of said Court this
Goth day of April A. D. 1916.
l.. w. BAZILLE,
Judge of Probate.
(Seal of Probate Court)
Attest: i. w. GoseWisch.
Clerk of Probate.
O'Brien, Young & Stone, Attys.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-05-13
BIRTH OF MARY.

The souls of Joachim and Anne have
been adorned with unusual graces,
says Father Faber. The yearnings of
the saints in Israel have burned with
in them, until their hearts have been
hardly able to endure the fire. The
instincts of all the earth have grown
uneasy, as if some unwonted thing
were coming upon nature. In secret
the Precious Blood has done a work
which may vie with the great work on
Calvary. 1t has effected the Immacu-
late Conception, wherein heaven was
opened, and such abysses of grace
poured out upon the earth, that the
accumulated graces of the four thou
sand years of human history and even
the worlds Of grace with which the
angels were SO mtnifcently endowed,
were as drops to the ocean, compared.
with the grace of the Immaculate Con-
ception. Beautiful as an unexpected
sunrise, seen suddenly as we turn out
of the dark defiles of a mountain-pass,
was the nativity of Mary, as the pro-
cession of the Precious Blood came all
at once into it's visible effulgence.
Perhaps there is not among the divine
mysteries one of such unblemished
gladness, of such unmixed joy as the
nativity of our Blessed Mother. 1t
was like Bethlehem without those
grave foreshadowings of Calvary which
gave to Bethlehem such pathetic sol
emnity. The birth of Mary was like
a mystery of the unfallen world. 1t
was the sort of mystery unfallen
worlds would have and its feast the
sort Of feast unfallen worlds 4woaIds
keen
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-05-13

You cannot build up character in
solitude; you need formed charac-
ter to stand solitude.-'Kc yStoncS
of Thought
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-05-13
THE HOLY GHOST OR SATAN.

The Holy Ghost imparts to the soul
not only the virtue of Faith and Hope,
but also the virtue of Charity, which
virtue raises our will to love God
above all things for His own sake. and
our. neighbors for the, sake of God.
8, st. Paul atimonfshes us, saying
Put We on as the elect of God. holy
and beloved, the bowels of mercy.
kindness, humanity, modesty, patience
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-13
Isle aanaba Gefrmten luirbt.

Ser nahitebenoe slrtifel, Ser in
elmer eeitrigen Mllsgabe, einer Mad)=
mittags5eitl1ng erldien, oirfte mo-
mentlid, fir sic DeutidzM meriiffoner
BON SS1tereiie iein. @erm es inns mog-
lid int, tperben mir SEN Mrtifel elm
t1pe1lig r1aber rtteriudel1:
Gin Mnerifnner, ser nad) aara-
90 gereiit apur,. Inn sort cine 5tel=
lung als Mltnitionsinipeftor in elmer
fonaoilden 6obrif fir Elm @ebalt bon
$500 ansutreten, iab iid) balo elmer
ber5tpldten Gituation gegeuiiberae-
itelt. gtttpeoer bdtte er eil1en Som
trait u%nter5eidnen ooer feline Stel=
ling mfgeben miiffen. Ser aontraft
idrieb ein tdglihes ginfomnen BON
lorei 1oflarse fiirsbie .eriten 1eda Mo=
nate por. SSti1 ben slpeiten oreig Mo-
naten iolHe ein @ebalt bon So 90 Der
Gag l1no tpdbrenb Ser. reItliden 0rei
Wto1rate Elm 1old)es bon $1,000 bro
Idg aus6e5aAH tperoen. Ser &o11=
trait entlielt aber. cine @lalulel, ouf
Die Der Imerifar1er 1tidt1 orbeiBen
ipolte. Ser Waatt, ber.oen &ontraft
onnimmtl lltteriteM iih. bolltanoig
ben 4noronll1gen ser britiihen .&e-
glernng unO fam bon berielbef alt
irgetb elmer @rbeit berm1ge5ogen ,1rl6
nod irgen6 elmer @egeno geldidt
lper0el1. Ger 8oreanger 6es sf1neri-
faners> oem Die 5tellung ols M1tni-
tionsa1Ipeftor angeboten mor6en NOR,
.oient jebt u1s 2eltt1arlt i1r Ser bri-
@rniee. .Gr mliroe ge5plutgel1,
Seeresoienlte acknowledgment
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-13
Beiat iid) fir 9ienite bcs SeaerOepar=
tements erfenntlidl.

Ielterlpebrdef Heter Ielger er-
l)lelt geltertt bon @errla Seth S.
Ielple tport Ser 9[rdyiteftenfir1na
Sentple & @ltrrotps einen 8rief, Scr
noditebelo al1gefist miro:
nSGr geebrter SEER 9enger -
@eifolge1lo ienbe i6 Sbltell ei1igc
3ignrren, INN Sesbten mei1cn @anf
lin Die 6erporragenoel1 511perlaiiigen
Gienite, meld)e STR 9epartenlent mir
bel Dem S0iGnperf BET Dem 9raloe
nleirles SallieS ermielen bot, ab5ltitat=
ten. gtltr DEM 16nellen ul1o tbot=
fraitiaen g%ingreiien Sores Ieparte=
llle1lts 1T es 51 Deroanfelr, oab meme
@einlitatte Dor groBen1 sd)aoen be-
1nabrt1pitrbe. Sd mGijdte sbnen alld1
iilr Die fadnlarnii6e @eiie, in Ser
sar Iepartement bas 6el1er inter
@olttrlol4le brahteA meine. 9lnerferz
11tl1g 5elgell. Golle Inerfeinnltg 5olle
ib fer1er SSbre1 2elrtel1, sic NIT mel
llell Qlopilar 10 Doriibtig unrgillQelr,
oals tlpdts III meilent &allie bcId}a=
Dtat lplIrDe. Sd fa11. rllr bic hod1lte
Mdtt1lng llllo Iaerf6ulnlllg iiir Sic
elrbeit S5res 9epartellcnts ousipre=
den, itno S6rem 1epartenle1t ge=
bilbrt Die g1re uno Ser 0ollf oafiir,
paB lneelil '@a1s per groBem Sd)ooell
bepabrt mltroe.
SD gratlllire S6llell SIT Ser Giid,-
1l9felt 2bres 0eparten1ent urlo bin
ltpla o%arnllf, BOB Gapelport Elm 1sell-
eroepartement, mic Dos Sbrige 6ot.
Sodadtl1lgSbol
@e5. Setb s. Semple.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-13
arei ,~ucitere sdnleu fir 9apenpurt,

gei Ser anr Monltag abgebaItenell
Geriamnllnlg bes Sdulrathes mies
Sfnliuperirtten0ent 6ranf 2.Smart
Sarauf hin, bab Sic 9ape,rporter
Sdltlen ilberfiiat iinbf llno baB notb-
1penbig 0rci llelle Sdule11 erridtet
rperoen miilien. Sat oieielt brei 1leu
SIT erridtenben Sdulel1 iollen sic
3oglinge pes ~iiebenten ltno ad)te1t
Grades llno bes erlten &od9idnIgra-
oes ltntergebrad)t aueroen. sNn Dem
1estgenan1ten @rab befinoen ii1 mo-
merton nl19efabr oreibunDert llllo
leeb5ig 5diiler. SIR oie hrei. relt 81.
errid)tenoen 5datlen waren nngefabr
.1,400 (eintanienb, p%ierbunoerO
'Sd)iiler p%orbanoen. Nad Mniidt oes
d ulluperiutenoenten iollten nidt
mebr als piersig &inber in einem
&laien5tmmer ui1tergebra1t lein. Ssst1
bier 5dulen fms &laiien, in oeren
5lpilden f~iiaf5ia ulo fiinfunbfunf3ig
&tnoer nnterridtet merben, at Der
n1erfen. SSt MIR fiinf Gdpulen iino
Mnlos, Die inr 9eotbfaue gebral1dt
aper0en fpnllten, borbanben. Mad}=
1tebenoer8 eridt bes 5dalliuperinten=
Detlten iiber Den SdMlbeln1:
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-13
Nnso er 8nnocsbauptitab
Garrat5as @altnn9 errcst lit @ai1=
tnatpn neue 8cipraniE. HI

aHN ft0 1
@albinston, 10. Sea. MsI
berto S. Ealii, per merifaniide 9ele=
.9at snr amerifaniId : merifaniideni
8onfcrcns in sltluntic Gitp, ipeldbcr.
Enere,1 ltcbercinfommen bcrt General
Garran5n sir llntcridrift por9elestl
bat, miro am 1S. 9e5cmbcr in Tbilaz
beIfbia ben mncrifanilden 9elcgatcn|
eincn Mappprt iiber Sen Grfolg nSer
Miberfols lcincr Miliion abitotten.
Sic @prbereitunscn fir biele sitline
lpurbcn beutc bonn Y%rdiibenteu @ilion
giltgcbeiBen.
Sic geamten BEG Gtaatsbepnrtes
mcllts Idcinen seneist 5l lcil,, eincm
nid)ta amtliden 8crir6te @lallben gu
ldcllfcn, lallt ieldem garransa BAG
llcbercinfbmmen ~pprldrfig nod nidt
unteridrieben bate, "a CT einigc Menz
beruitgen in bem Yrptofpll porge1pmz
men Su ieben ipiinidt. Man befiirhtct
oabcr bier, baB bierburh Sus sau5e, 10
ldipcr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ser &onz
ferenacn in Itlantic Gitp snnid]tc ge=
nnacht lperbcn fDnnte rltb Sic gauge
arbeit ppn Meltem b%esinncn fam.
Sic Gimuanoerungspprlasc int 8nn1=
besienatc mod pcridarft.
@aibinston, 10. Sea. .Nad
ciner meiterem 9ebatte iiber bic gin~
MISUNDERSTANDING lno Sic seipiinIdte
@llsldliebung ppn Slnmisranten ge5
pilier Naiien nabm Der Sunoeslc1iat
beutc am 5patna6mittaee eirl amer%
dement, sur @prla9e an. has @inbl1s
unb anbere siiaten bon ser Ginlpanz
berull9 allsldlieBen ipirb, pbne Die
Mamen Ser betreffenoen @1lferitdmme
.%beipnpers Slt nenen alno NIT bem aals~
oriidlidcn 3uiaec, baB nidbts in ser.
@prla9c 10 ausgclegt lperben oiirfte,
Oab babur6 atlbere gertrdae beeine.
trd6ti9t 1perbeu fDn,tell, lpel6c Die
4l1sldlieBuns poer ginidrdufltns her.
Guaranteeing selpiller, @0lferltamme
porieben. 9as Enlightenment besei6nct
baber altdJ nlr 9elpiile 9eograpbiIde
@ebiete, aus benen feline @i1ipat,berer
5ueelaRen 1perben iollen, pbue beren
Na1len nllb Natipnalit1ten, lpie bies
borber in Scr Gorla9e Ser SAT- ipar, au
nel11er.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-13
Sliescraneriffe aut gefeie,,.

Mm tic II a M, iiiher. 2onDon, 10.
Sea. Ser uSeieeraaf@ bericbtet beute,
oaB Sllt99eihipaoer Der Alliirten IN
Den lester 1agen. Nneriffe. auf perz
idieoene gbeile gefsiens nnternomz
men baben. Sp lollen sip0lf Sflle5elge
3eebriigge beimseiu6t baben, lpo aber
Ste gbpebrseidiise lie init cinem bef<
tisen Seuer empfingeu lln0 bertrieben.
gritiide Sllis8eugc iollen mlBerDent
%militdriide smlasetr IN @riillel, 9l1bez
marble nt1o. 2Dtpen bnmbarbirt baben.
Snjolse bieier S~lieseraa9riffe muBte
Der 8abnbienit in 8efgien angebiid)
5eitpeilis eingeI9rdnft. lueroen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-13
nNdtlu1g, Tramfreidl!n

Sic Srau3oien friegen's init Ser
Mnait, apcnigltens bie iebenoen. -
Srnnfreifl bat ieit ,sSal]rsebntell ltl1=
ter DEM @ebnrtenriidgang SIT Iei6en;
1l1t folrnten oa5lt nod) oie furdtba=
rem Sppllere Die es Sen Gnglanoern
tbrillat ;0a lit Die 6llrd)t mofl. be-
grnnoct, 6aB Sratfreid eil1ell1 ld5recf-
ltd1en 2ple e%1tgegengebt, 9os Mrbei=
ferblatt r%s9esnnre" per9fielltlidt III
0ettorltf folgelloen Mltfruf s,. tae
ad)tlt1las 5%ranfreid1
Sall. 9allfe Der beibens lesten 300
note bot Die 3nBl Der So0esfaue in
Narts Die Der Gebitrten flnt 1892
iiberld)ritten.
aollllllelltare SIT bielem lapioaren
sas bat Dos glatt unterlaIielr, oenr
ole 3eniltr Bette lie bod unteroriift.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-13
Snrdten peridarfte glpfabe.

2onbon n, IL. Seq. Cine Imiter@
banner WaslOung Der 9imes belast, DOB
iofort na1 bem @inlanfen Der Nadz
bon Der gerlfung 2lobbz@ eprge's
sur 8abinettsbilbllna bas bouanbiI6e
Miniiterilim cine gytra gitsung abz
bielt. Nad Dieier lprrben Sic &ane
oels : Msenten Ser Negieruns in g1nez
rifa ,a~ngetpteien, allen berfiisbaren
s6iffsfradtralim fir Sen @erlanbt
bon @etreibe frei 81 Ialten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-13
@%criammluns bcr slftieninbaber.

Sic Sabresz @erIammlnng Ser Mfz
.t%icninbaber Der Scott gountD Gabinas
8uilf bon 9abenpprt, SOMA, fir Sic
Wabl bon 9ireftoren fir bas fom,nen=
De Sabr miro it%nttfinben In Ser Office
Der genannten 8anf, gde Ser 9ritteni
ltno 8raop Strabe,s am Mitttpoh, ben
10. Sanllar 1917. Sic 5timmplabe
iiilb offen bo, 10 11br Morgens bis
10 l1br Iittdgs.
S. s. @,a s, 9raiioeut.
gu It. Gtltc.b en- Gailirer.
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geriannnl,tng Der Mftieninbaber.

Sic 'Sabresz@erianunlnng Ser or
tIeninbaber Der 9abenport gobii,as
gart bon 9upenport, Soma, fir Sic
@abl bon neln 9ireftoren fir bas
.fo1nlnenoe Sabr tpirb ltattfinben in Ser
Stttee Der %genannten 8anf, @de Ser
SSipelten nnb @nin 5trabe. am Mon&
tag, Den 8. Snnuar 1917. Sic Gtimm~
plase lino pffen bon 2 biz A l1br Nadz
mittass.
Spbn S. 80 IN, gra iioent.
Otto Sill, &aliirer.
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Geriamm,lung Scr slftieninbabcr.

SIZE Sabres%gerlam,nIl1ng Ser Mfe
tte'atnbaber Der German Srl1lt. CONF
panp bon Shreveport, Soma, fir Sic
Aenipabl BON 9ireftoren fir bas font
menoe Sabr ipirb itattfinoen in Ser
Office Der @eleli1aft. 9ritte 1tnb-
0Sain StraBes am Mpntag, Sen g.. ecsas
1nlar 1917, Inn 10 l1br @ormittaas.
Gb,as 8. g. @pB, 8raiibent.
SttD MieG c, Gefretdr.
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Mebr strakenGalnluaaen.

S. IS. 6lllltoon, ser @el1cralleiter
Der Sri=Gitp Gaihuap Company
1llad)te gcItern befalu1t, oab orei mei-
tere StraBenbabnmagen fiir Sen
3ienIt IN Iopcnport in 9llftrag ge-
9ebe1l lpnrOen limo. SSn Geoar Rapi0s
1oleh 5efa leile @ager initaQirt mcr-
DEN. dc alten Strabenbabnen pol,
@eoar 9lapioS ioacn ann Iriibiabl
llad Sea Irei- Staoten transieriri
lperOel.
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DISCRIMINATING Der aftieniubaber.

9ie Sabrcszg eriammlnng Ser Nf=
ttentnbaber Der 9eutf6en Sparz8anf
bon 9nbenport, Sptpa. fir Sic Meu<
ipabl Der 9ireftpren fir bas fomn,ens
De Sabr, ipir6 itattfinben in Der OF
fiee Der 9anf, $50 Wlnin GtraBe, ant
8. Sanl1ar 1917, I'M 10 llbr @or<
mittags.
Gas. 81. gpb. grdli6ent.
CD. &an M a n, &a5lirer..
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