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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-12-06
Local and Personal

Mrs Harvey Schmidt spent Friday
with friends in Fennimore.
Judge Louis Better, of Bloomington,
was Lancaster caller, Friday.
Mrs. John Thorn spent Thursday
with her sister in Cobb
Miss Meta Kieckheifer spent Thurs
day with friends in Fennimore.
Mrs. Laura Harry of Lincoln, Nebr.,
IS visiting relatives in the city.
Rev. F. A. Wambold assisted the
Tennyson priest in Thanksgiving serv-
ices.
Mrs. Guy c. Campbell left Thursday
morning for Dodgeville for brief
visit.
Glen Stevens, of Madison, spent
Thanksgiving at the L. D. Eastman
home.
Miss Hazel Bryhan left Friday morn
ms for Chicago to visit her sister,
Floyd.
Walter Cartwright of Madison, spent
a couple of days last week with friends
in the city.
Mrs. Alonza Wayne went to Fenni-
more, Saturday to spend the day with
relatives.
S. E. Pearson and DR.. J. E. Heraty,
Of Bloomington, were Lancaster visit
ors Friday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jewell spent
Thanksgiving with Mrs. JEWELS moth
er in Fennimore.
Miss Esther Henkel left Thursday
morning for Dodgeville to spend few
days with friends.
Mrs. Homer Kelley and daughter
left Thursday for Dubuque to visit
for several days.
Miss Helen Reed of Madison, was a
guest Of Miss Vera Eastman the latter
part Of the week.
w. H. Rose left Friday morning FOR
two weeks visit with his brother at
Eau Claire, Wis.
Louis Wetter is suffering from acute
bronchitis and pleurisy. He is improv-
ing very slowly.
Miss Elisha Kinzel of Platteville
spent the week end with relatives and
friends in the city.
Marcus Baxter of Madison, spent
the week end with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Baxter.
Miss Mary Pink returned home
Tuesday night from a brief visit with
relatives in Dodgeville.
Mrs. Chris Coombs, of Arthur, Wis.
arrived here Wednesday evening tC
visit with relatives.
Mrs. Matte Kinney and children
spent Thanksgiving at the William
DiVaIl home in Montfort
Miss Lena Anderson, of DodgevilIe
spent couple of days of last week
visiting friends in the city.
Mrs. George Finney has returned
from Chicago, where she recently has
undergone an operation.
Reiner Adrain, son Reiner, and Johr
Esser, all Of Waterloo township, were
Lancaster callers, Saturday.
Marmaduke Eide, of Chicago, left
Saturday morning after a brief visit
at the Charles Klarman home.
Miss Leone Bryhan Of Madison
spent Wednesday until Sunday at the
home of her sister, Mrs Carl Roth.
Miss Rachel Payne, student at the
Platteville normal, spent Thanksgiv-
ing at her home in this city.
Miss Ferne Petty, who is teaching
school in Cassville, spent Thanksgiv-
ing at her home in this city.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-12-06

Mr.. and Mrs. George Foster and
daughter, of Aberdeen, S. D.. is visit
ing relatives in the city.
Mrs. Jacob Richter returned Fri
day noon from Platteville, after a visit
with friends and relatives in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bausch left Thursday
morning for Madison to spend few
days with Mr.. and Mrs. George Phil
lips.
Miss Leora Kamm left Friday morn
ing for her home in Rewey, after at
tending the Kohlenberg -Roesch we'd
ding.
Miss Marcia Leighty left Wednesday
morning for Darlington to visit her
friend, Miss Hazel Walker, for several
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Smith and
daughter, Alice, Mt. Hope, spent the
week end at the Thomas Hore, ST..
home.
Mr. and Mrs. F. ]. Granville and
children left Wednesday noon for Mad
ison to spend Thanksgiving with rela-
! tives.
Mrs. Jean Doll and Mrs. Frank
Smith went to Fennimore, Saturday
morning to visit over Sunday with
friends.
Miss Jennie Kissel went to MontfoTt
Wednesday afternoon to spend her
Thanksgiving vacation at the home Of
her sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Vesperman and
son, Earl, spent Thanksgiving with
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Schwab, of South
Lancaster.
Misses Mae Boyle and Bessie Muir
ply, who are teaching school in Slit
yer, spent their Thanksgiving vacation
at their homes.
Mrs. o. ]. Doll and little daughter
returned to their home in Dodgeville,
Friday morning, after a weeks visit
with relatives.
Mrs. Charles Dickinson and Mrs. Ell
len Wiseman left Wednesday morning
for Livingston with the formers
daughter, Mrs. Roy Carter.
n. Adams and wife, Frank Adams
and wife, and Miss Alice Smith Of
Mt. Hope, attended the Thanksgiving
dance Thursday night.
Mrs. William Kroening left Wednes-
day morning for Milwaukee to attend
the funeral of her brothers wife, Mrs
Ferdinand Peters.
Miss Dorothy Mcmahon, who is at
tending school in Madison, spent the
week end with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Mcmahon.
Will Richardson and family Of
Platteville, spent Thanksgiving with
his father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Richardson Of this city.
Miss Leila Goble, who is teaching
school i'll Fennimore, spent Thanks
j giving vacation at her home in the
city.
Miss Inez Taylor, Of Boscobel, re-
turned home Wednesday morning, af-
ter attending the Kohlenberg- Roesch
wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert BROKER went
to Platteville Wednesday to spend their
Thanksgiving at the home of their
daughter.
Mrs. John McAuley left Wednesday
afternoon for Milwaukee, to spend a
week with her daughter, Miss Leona
McAuley.
RI. Rush Godfrey, who left for
Chicago Wednesday week ago on a
recreation trip, returned Monday OF
last week.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-12-06
RED CROSS STAMPS ON SALE.

The Womans club has placed Red
Cross stamps on sale at the Hatch,
Bennett and Wheeler stores. Anyone
wishing stamps for this worthy object
please call at any one of the above
stores.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-01
BUR Iebtem wube.
Sueraen Sahn.

Sic geiiebl11g bon Sllergen Sabn
erfolgte Gienstag geadmittag Inn
5mei MFR bonn Sraucrbauie, No.
1886 @elt Scout StraBe, aus al1i
benz 6airmount 6rieobofe. @err So
.bannes &roeger bielt Sic Irouerreoe.
Sic 9nbrtudtrager paren: Sreo
Niedborit, Nllbolpb Trabm, @enrn
Weier, @lltap Son Ioebren, 3etlef
Seniden, @nn. Strupe.
Tram syreba Sicbers.
Sic geiletlng BON 5rall 6reba
'Siepers muroe geltern Nadmittae
nm / llbr bonn 5rauerbanle, 3mei
rno eine balbe M}eile meltlih BON
Nlain giem NIT einem 8ottesoicnIt
in Der 1iron Stride aus auf Dem 81
ron Irleobofe abaebalten. Yaltor 8.
s. @eisler bon Ser oeutidrep. =lltb.
'Seiligen &reu5firhe bon 3apenport
leitete bic Observation-Disclosures i'm
Sralerbatie in Ser Stride m1o aud,
@rabe. Ser Gbor Ser 3ironer
Stride lang mehrere &pmnen. Die
gellebu1la NOR cine Der groBten, Bic
Je III oielcr @cgello a~bgebalten nrr-
&c. Ser 1rauer5ug mar iiber apei
Wtellen lona. Sic ll15dbliaen ard115e.
lpeldle Den Sara 6ebecftcll, 5eigter1 in
peld' 1pber sldltllng Die Iabinge.
ldieoenc iii ben Mllaen ibrer Dfitbur.
ger Itano. Sic 9abrtltdtriger marer
Ncter ,%Nlcrsens, 6erman Gmolot
Jranf Simu1, a6olph Rubberg, Sar.
rp Meinert, George greimcr.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-01
@ulitild)er grieifajteu.

@errn Mtn. 8ies, Council 8luffs,
Sa., Mltf Sic 6ragen, Sic 5ie nns
in Sbrem 8rieie bonn %. Sftohcr
itellen, Nadfolseno Die Mntmorten:
6raae l.. 9erltben Sic pielfad) in
llmIauf gelesten acknowledgement
pieler Ieutid)-N merifaner ge=
gen 9ralioent @ilIon allf Gbatladen
ODER auf Dur6 cine 4arteibriac all=
gelebenen Mlttbmabl1ngen2 Sails gr=
iteres Der Soil lit, mosllno mal1n BOT
@ilion gegen Sic Srternationalen
@elebe gebanoelt2
slntrport: Son Belgium Des @elt=
frieges 4a1t. gr bat sic Neutralitit
Ser Ser. stoatell erflart, tit aber
l1iemals mabrbait neutral gemejen.
Meutral lein, mabrbaft neutral
leil1, beibt. oie beioen friesfiibrenoen
Earteien gleitmaBig, beioe geredt 5ll
bebanoeln. EraliOent @illon it bon
&riegsbegim an parteiiib 81 @ltn=
item bon England utto leinel Mlliir-
ten gemeien, Ms England 0ie gauge
georoiee in 8lodaoeoultanb, ale beut=
lden Soften als in. ioldem befirDlid
erflarte, bat Gralioent @illon ouer=
oi1gs idmadli6 0agegen proteitirt.
Ias golferreht idreibt Dor, oaB elm
@afen nl1r oils ublodirt" oll5uieben
lit, menn Qeniigenb ariegsldiffe Der
feinoliden Wadt Dor oemielbell poo
ltirt itn0, INN Gin ltnb @uslmrfen
BON 5hiffen in beniel6en uno aus
oemiel6en 51 %perbinoern. 8or fei=
mem Ser 6eutiden @afen lit aud} MIR
& II britilbes &riegsibiff eridiener,
aber trobbem erflarte England sic
@aien fir blofirt rno i6nitt Sen
nelltralen amerifanilden Sdiffen bie
@erbinolng init oieien ab. Iagcgen
proteitirte @ilio,L berubigte iid aber,
OILS gnglnn0 erflarte, DOB cs lpegen
Der beutifen n=goote Sic 9lodabe
nid)t nah ben @orlbriiten bes @ol.
ferredts p%erbangen f0nne. gr bat
gegen Dcn 8erlnd gnglanos, bnrd
oieie papierne @lodooe 3eutlh-
lon0's Gibil= 8epolfcrltng perb1ln-
germ 81 laiien, n i 6 t proteltirt, ipn-
Bern lie 1tiuidmeigcno gebuloet. 3ns
lit cine Neltralitdt. Gnslanb llno
leillen MQiirten Maes oll liebe,
Ieltldlan0 nn0 ieincn 8er6iinbeten
NQes 5uleibe. Sic %gselltralitdt Der
gegenpartiget1 glaoesregierung ll1t=
ter Graii0eft @ilion lit eitel s. e II :
dclei- 0afiir lieben lid) nod cine
gar5e Mnsabl geilpiele aniiibren, aui
mclde mir INNER i'm 2mlfe Ser lcbter
5lpei Sabre ~ lal1ge Dor gcginm bes
@oblfampfcs 6ingenieien baben,
oab mir ms cine Miebergolllng glam=
ben erlparen 81 fonnen.
1roge 2. @enn mieSerltm oieies
erpieien perben fam unb 5ipar gum
Madtbeil Ser beutldcn Gegierllna
ODER irgeno elmer. Der Mittelnladtc
b1tte erfabrunasgemaB Ientihlanl
.einen .iolden Shmoben]trei6 1l1lge.
riigt gelaiien? Sat bie beutide Ste
gierltng mabrenb oer 9auer bes &rie.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-01
Mrbeiter miro uou Motorlafmagen auf 0tr
Ne9ienm9Siuiel iiberfabren lno getOtet.
@om sooc a%bberMfen.
Trau Sppl,rpuia SlaEn.

Sralt Sop)rpnia Slahp leanete &C.
tern 5l friiber Wurgenltultoc IN ill.,
rem, go. 526 Iipiiion Strebe, &c,
legencn Seine nod langenn, ,druercl1
9eioen Dos 3eitlidc.
Gie G~eritorbcne crblidtc am 26,
Nopenlbcr 1854 IN 9Dbmen oas 2id)i
Der gSclt unb fam nit ibren Glterr
I'M Sitter pplt adt Sabren nad) Dem
2alt0e ser Srcibeit uno @!cidbeit,
100 lid bic Nellanfommlinge in Soma
Gitp allliebelten.
Sort pernlahltc iidl Sic ;ebt Ser
idieoelle ON 5. September 1916 nit
@crrn Stcpben Slubp Ser Mnntas
pnr pierscbn Sahren Dos 3eitside ge=
le9uet bot. Sic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
miro Don Sen nadNtehcnoem &inoerl1
iibcrlebt: gomar0 slabp, Nrall Pint
Ito @euer, 6rau emil 9ucmann
Nralt Oscar Sllcrllarll, clemens
Slahp, Sdmeiterll lulo @riiutr: Ne
ter Eri5ler, 6ran Marp 3eitbam-
l1er, 6ranf Iri5ler, CHARLES Hrisler,
sSrall Safe Iultber, Sue 4ri5ler umb
IL Gnfelfinoer.
Sic lterbliden lteberreitte meroen
am 6reitag Morgen nad Soma Gitp
iiberfiibrt ltnb BORT bireft in Ser
8rl1ft Ser 5labp=Jamilie beigeiebt
peroeu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-01
Sic critic Der picr llntcr9altmngcm,

meld)e Scr Glllb Ser 2%ebrertl,lleu lllr-
Iercr offentliden Sdrlen in Der
Illla Der @ndidn1le pernnltaltet, lot
am Montag itattgefunOen urlO bot eilr
lcbr befrieoiaenoes GrgebniB gebabt.
Gas Sous NOR aniebnlid eefiillt ulo
Die orei einaftigen Stiide, Die aufge-
iiibrt mlrOel1, ein 9llitipiel, elm flei=
mes Iranla ullo ein Sdmanf, gefie=
len lcbr. Sic Oarltellenoen &rafte,
gan5 beionOers sic Came. marelI
aall5 por5iialid. Gle Smeite Inter
6altung fiabet Montag in 5mei $50
del1, Den 30. Mopember, ltatt, allf Sic
mir 81 rid)tiger 3eit bic Iufmerfianl=
felt oes Gltblifl1ms lcnfcn meroel1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-01
Srci itaStiidJc- Scamte pcrlicten &c.
iterm Mbcnb StcQmngen.

Irci itaotiide 9eamte, Ser itaoti-
ld}e gi1faltfsagent Tranf 9. 4oaaro,
Der itaotlidje Gleftrifer IorreIt 6.
Counting lrlo Der %bcigeoronete itaoti=
Idle gleftrifer Sarnes Saselett, ner-
lieBe1 geitern Nbel1o Sen Gent ser
Sta0t Davenport mnD beltte Wprger,
meroen nelte 2eltte lire Stelhmger
llbernebmen.
6rib @. 6riebbolot, Ser largiab=
rige Glerf oes giiros fir 1ffentlihe
arbeiten, Ser alld) friiber erfolareid)
ginfa1rfe fiir Sic Staot n1adte, miro
Die Stellung BON Serrn Noaoro als
ltaotild)er ginfoufsagel1t iiberneb=
men. Sir Die neutrality-suspicious. Sir
belt eri)alt &err 6~rieoboIbt elm gr-
t~ragebalt bon 100000 mebr inn Sssaf}-
re, OILS friiber. Smmerbin ipart sic
Stoot onrd oieie Mer1oerut1g cine
Mltsga6e BON $t,200.OO pro s(nno.
Ml. g. @oloidmi0t, ser friiber
.labrelnna Die 5teallng cines itaoti=
lden @leftrifers befleioete, miro
beltte leInen alten Nolten mieoer
llberne6mer, neil SEER Iopning
flir5lid leinen Soften reiignirte. Inn
ltd in Watscatine 5u etabiiren. SSranf
'santnrolls, Der %ja6relmng OILS beige
promoter ltaotiider gleftrifer nnter
9errn 8oloid)miot arbeitete, mirb
olelelbe Steaung jett mieoer an
'steae bon @errn Sanes &q5elctt, ser
ebenfaas relignirte, iibernebmen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-01
Gapenpprtcr lucscn maebliden Gin=
brl1d,s DerGaftct.

@ie aus 6reeport, 81, beridtet
morocn lit, mllroe BORT @iaiom
@ond, Scr a11geblid) aus Iapenport
%ltalnrllt, ~pcrbaftet> als er Sen ,Gerilld)
genadt Gatte, IN cine Apptbefe eil1=
5llbred]ell, Inn lid sort Mcrpbiltm
ll1lo Opium 81 perldaIfen. @pllcf
lna ein observation-disclosures iein. Ser
gerlaftete lit Den bieiiaen @eboroelr
1l1lter Dem s%el1annten Nar1en unbcs
FAINT.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-01

ges %ien1als eialelt offeltliden &roteit
gegen lolbe IN Jrage fommenoerl.
falldcn &mlblungen 9raiioemt @il-
lon's eingereidt2
gl1ttport: gsibt einen, lpl1oern 91lz
eenOe. gber leitens Ser 9nnoesregie=
rnng unter 9rdiioent @illon nno
Staatslefretar 2anitng lit nid3ts ge-
ld)ebea, INN ENGLAND 3lrr Nailon 5l,,
bringerr. Nod IN Ser alntmprt alli
8illon's qltali l1ltintatam-Nspte me-
gen bes SalldJbootfrieges bot Sic
oelltide Neaierullg li6 SEN Soroerltn-
Gen Der amerifaniiden Negierltng
az II nnter ser 9 eb in gnmg
gefitgt, oab oie anerifaniide Neetes
rlltlg audi gnglanb 5apirge, feline n6l-
ferreGtsmiorige Musbn1lgerungsblc-
cfaoe - altf bober See, 1ti6t Dor ben
0elttiden Safen, mic bas @0lferredt
pori6reibt ouiaugebeu. GraIi-
bent @illo fat iib aber nidt ge=
rirbrt, UNI oieiem beredtigten Ser
|langen Ielatihlanbs nadsufonlmen.
Gas liib alles Gbat aben, sic
nidJt aus Ser 0elt 51 ld]affen iil,o.
6rage 3. 8enn ni6t, lpare cs 90
nidt 8eit gerltg, bob gelpiIIe Iel1tid=
Mmerifancr nit ibren Nnidnloigun-
gen 5nriidbaltelt, bis lpldes geide-
ben?
antlport: Giele 5rage lit ourdb
antmort auf Irase 5wei arleoigt.
5rage 4. Sit nidt oas oelltid)c
Bolf p~olltanDig i'm Stanbe, ieine.
lanlmtliden @iberiad)er in relpeft=
Ipoller g%ntfernltng gu balten?
Mntport: @emiB, uber IN einem
&riege NIT Ser 6alben @elt begrif=
fen, lltd)t es natiirlih St bermeioen,
iid nod ei11en bebel1telloen 8ioeria-
der gu lbaffen, ll1b briidt 81 Ser me
nelttralelt Saltun1g ser amerifantlhen
gllnoesregieruna ridt l1llr Elm s(llge,
ionoert 6eiOe Mrgen 81, gegelt melfe
eiue &riegserfldrlllng Die eill5ig rid-
tige I11tmort gefpelen lpare.
6rage 5, Serner.aMa niht, be-
Ionoers I'M eritcn a~riegsjabre, sic
fortgeiebte 8erlelunoling Des belt-
ld}en &aiiers ieiters oer pre5ritii6en
3eitnngell cine gelneifte Iiegelei M1b
gu eil1em beitimnlten 8fpede geliefert,
il1o il oea1aemaB Sic ~fortgeiebte
g erlen MD ltitg @ilion's liid5t
elm edtes Seifenltiid SIT lelbiger?
Mntlport: Son elmer s. le ii nj
onng Frdiibent 8ilion's fanm gar
fcine Gebe iein. @r ipirb nod lciaen
5Gatcn l,1b ieillen ltliterlnlfltngem be-
llrtbeilt 1un0 Derurtbeilt. gr but bie
ilpi1tiglten alnerifaniid)cn Medte
Onrd GnglanS perleten lalIen, bat
gegen oas &apern amerifaniider
ISdiffe rllb ocren @erihleppllrg ltad)
britiiden &dfen, gegen Ben IiebItabl
Der merifaniidea Nolt, gegen sic
sdiparse 2ilte llltr l1madlidc 9ro=
teite erlaiien, 1pibrenb Elm oGnlbar=
go" oui bie M,1sfltbr nad) gnglalto
nn6 Sranfreib bie Weitmdd6te ibnea
Bur Maiion ge6rabt 1lnb Sen ameri-
fanilden 5oroerltngen gefugig ge-
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-01
g(aniien traut 9aar.

9oli5eimagiltrat u1o 6rieoensrih.
ter grnlt Gla1Iiel1 traute gelterlt SRI.
@racc Iies BON Clinton, Sa., SEN
in oerielben Stabt m%ofnenoen Map=
mono 9}ellon on. Gle Irol,1ng mllr-
Be i'm @iiro oes Magiitrates, IN ser
StabtbaIle, pol5paer1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-01
Mieinert t~nterbrcitet NlnmGing-8c.
ridH.

Der monatlide @eriht oes Glltln=
blng=Snlpettors Stto Meincrt pllroe
gelterlt ullterbreitet. Mns oem Sc
rlGt gebt herppr, bob I'M perga1genell
Wio1at $d64.50 OIL @ebiibren eil1ge=
11prnrllell lpllrbe lllo eiltbullbcrt urlo
lecbslulopier5ia l1eltausgefiibrte ao11=
trafte lnlpi5irt murOen. 3mei sr
beiten mllr0en fonben1nirt lllo ad1t
geld)peroen nrter6reitet uno erie
Digi.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-01
Gar zines Wciflideu &C.
itpllcn.

Sin aeo. I5omas Gorton, go.
2OS Sreioa 9lpe., &oplan Der ct.
aather1l1e1l=Sole, geb0riqes Sper-
lallo=Illtollobil, lpcldes bie si5clls=
llllllli1er sfp. 1926, Soma, fiibrte,
ml1roe aeltcrn Dor Ser Ibiir ser Bra=
oe'lsaatbeorale on Ser Main smiider
Der III. lllo -. straBe ~geltoblen.
9is SIT friiber M%orgenInlnhc fonnte
oas aeltoblene 9(llto nod nidt mie6er
geflnben meroen,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-01
Mngebpte fir Ge,uerarbeiten.

Nn9ebote fir oie stusoebnltng oes
@arren= u1O Observation-Disclosures
semers mllroen geltern Don Ser ge=
'Boroe fiir offentlide Nrbeiten aeoff-
net. SIN @an5en belperben li6 leds
6irlnet filr Die 4ltsfiibrrng oieier
Mrbe1ter. Man p%erntutbet, baB oie
selpermlsoe6llmg 1pobl $5O,0OO.OO
folten miro.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-01
8aufen luerSen am @abltagc se=
ldilpiicm blciben.

@ie Sic Iapenport Clearing
@oltie sllloeiation geIterl1 befanl1t
maebte, meroen lammtlihe @onfell
Ser Stabt Davenport am @ahItage,
Iienstag, Sen Z. 9fooenl5er, mabreltD
oes gan5en Cages eeidlolien bleiben
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-01
@elmnSGcitsbelDrbe in Sibuna.

Sci Ser 9eitern Nadmittag abse=
baltellen @~erlammlung Ser Iapen-
porter @elltnoleitsbeb0rbe lpnroell
llur Golttincaeidafte erleoigt. Irei
Observation-Disclosures wltroen allsge=
iteut. giirgern1eiiter sSobn Nerlpalo
fiibrte Ben goriib bel Der gerianm1=
hung.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-01

Noli5iit @arrp Manlm mllroc &C.
tern I5eno BON mebrcren Manncrll
al Scr @cfc Der 3. lno @arrcn Str.
ilberfallen, sm Sooen geldllasen INTO
bonn nit ssiibcll getretcll ltno perprii~
aelt. Nls Der Gpli5iit einen Mann,
ser oon Nrieoen geitort bate. perfai-
ten mollte, iprallaen Elm balbcs Iu=
eeno Gnmoie5 alls Dem Sintcrbalt
ol,f Sen Goli5iiten unO idlllgeu i'm
5n @aoen. Iie Noli5ei iltdlt jest nad)
Den MGl1ncrll.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-01
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Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-06-30
ALETTER T0AIL ICE CONSUMERS

~ over the business ana equipment OF the copies
w Ice Produce Compay
During the years 10 4 and l9l5 with the price Of ice to
all parties 40c, department lost Of $500
each year. based the sales against the Of ice and de-
livery alone and without any charge for bookkeeping
agement. interest depreciation.
We have figures for the Peoples Company but the fact that has
changed hands twice organized self evident
obvious business indefinitely with such losses and
therefore necessary for increase the price of ce
prices 60c the business and zoe the residence
section.
We believe careful fair profit with lower and
equitable have the aid of keeping down dev
The ice made the delivery
neakage and shrnkage and bookkeeping and credit losses
The res based sharing the with those
who by their demands reduce eliminate Of these
Effective July st therefore, will try the following prices
Customer ukhs onsd rovs,So Mv~y,4 opuw
uaom LEES tina b. a
500 kola charged $s2s-M paid drive. $500
h ookan harsd$ Mpadn driver
We hope able by combining both delivery systems make
and earlier deliveries but ask indulgence for delays the
will take little time o get things running smoothly.
NECESSITY THUS EXPLAINED
NJ
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-10-15
GERMANY CLAIMS
 TREMENDOUS LOSS
 BY ALLIED ARMIES
Military Writer in Berlin States That 90 Divisions
 Have Been Crushed in SOmme Battle
Bv Assoc,.t.d Pres.


 Berlin, October ,14-(By Sayville. )-Brit- ish and French divisions. with a total of more than 100000 men, have been vir- tually annihilated in the Somme battle, says the military critic of the Overseas News agency.
 According to figures from Swiss sources as given by the news agency. the Rus sian losses from June to October 1 were 100000 men.
 The news agency's military critic writes:
 The heavy sacrifices made by the Brit ish and French for the recapture of each square yard of the Somme, is proved by the fact that in three and one-half months about 90 fresh divisions were virtually annihilated, so that it was necessary to withdraw them forever. CNinety divisions represents a. total of considerably more than 100000 mem. There are about 12.Ooo men in French division and 1900 in a British division.
 These divisions disappeared completely from battle. Fifty-fve divisions, in con- sequence of their great losses, were able to engage in combat only twice; 15 divi- sons three times and only one was able to engage in combat four times. Four divisions had suffered so severely after their second engagement that it was necessary to send them to quiet sectors, but on critical days they were again thrown in"