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The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-05-25

Our idea of the height of the incon-
gruous Is a stirring lecture to 1.-The
trench lighters on the antiquity OF
man.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-05-25

II men were as decent as they know
how to be reformers would be beg
ging for Jobs.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-05-25

One OF the most interesting instances
Of British economy is the kilt, which
v the trousers.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-05-25

Digging the garden is 40 longer a
sweet, delightful dream. but a hard.
back-breaking reality.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-05-25

One umbrella In the hand is worth
n dozen sailing through the air in q
wind storm.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-05-25

AS nearly as can be ascertained,
most OF the a OF wal is to be
found In the magazines.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-05-25

American efficiency is still equal to
the task of furnishing almost as many
investigators as there are victims.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-05-25

A true patriot this summer will be
q man wearing a American-dyed
black suit which has turned pink.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-05-25

A man doesn't have to be unusually
prominent to become angry when his
name is spelled wrong In the papers.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-05-25

The man IN the Zeppelin has not dis
placed the nan on horseback as q fg-
uro OF popular fascination.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-05-25
Due to Artillery.

Dispatches from Austrian headquar.
tiers indicate the successes achieved
are due to the superiority of the ar
tillery which has such a crushing eff
feet that it is possible to launch in
fantry attack after comparatively
short preparation.
Captures of men and war materials
are increasing daily. The number of
prisoners now exceeds 1900. The Aus,
trians also have taken 81 cannon and
35 machine guns.
The positions captured have been in
the hands of the Italians for months.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-05-25
AUSTR|ANS CLAIM
IMPORTANT GAINS
MAKE PROGRESS DAILY SOUTH
OF RovERTo, ACCORDING TO
REPORTS FROM BERLIN.
LINES ADVANCED FIVE MILES
Dispatches Indicate Successes Are Due
to Superior ArtilIery-New German
Divisions Occupy Small French
Trench On Verdun Front

Berlin, May 20.-The Austrian often
sive south and southeast Of Rovereto
is making progress daily. The Aus
trian front already has been advanced
five miles in places.
These gains have been made in the
face Of great difficulties. The noun
tains are still covered with snow. The
Austrians fought their way, ascending
and descending slopes varying in al
titude as much as 1000 feet within a
mile.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-05-25

Lobster prices are crawling up, Just
10 keep pace with gasoline.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-05-25

King George has 800 cousins, says
an exchange, so val isn't his only
trouble.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-05-25

One example OF taking unnecessary
trouble Is to bet on a fake horse race.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-09-17
GNIrTY m pRINCE uOME

- VIZ y ~ " - it'fHtIs
ON Wednesday and Thursday even
Iings of this week. The venerable old
house of Governor and Mrs J.. Brad
. ford Prince, on East Palace avenue,
! was gay with lights ana laughter.
( Both were occasions Of social distinc-
/ ton, with that atmosphere which,
since tho advent of the archaeological
( activities in Santa Fc. have given the
ancient city the reputation of an art
/ center and the abode of culture. It
/ was to emphasize this growth Of the
art spirit under the guidance of th6
School of American Archaeology that
| q reception was rendered the art col
ony and those connected with it, at
the Prince home on Wednesday even
ing II is quite remarkable that some
forty artists have this summer worked
at Santa Re and Taos and what they
have achieved was stukinElv illustrat-
ed this month by the two great an
uual art exhibits of the school, one by
the santa Zee and the other by the
Taos artists. the latter being still i'm
place at the museum. The Princes
sustained their reputation of being
generous and ideal hosts and the oy-
euing was one of unalloyed pleasure.
The reception on Thursday evening
also emphasized the activities at tn
Palace Of the Governors, but i'm this
case those Of the Historical society
end of the structure. Mrs. Eugene
Carr presented to the society the sad
die, stirrups, saddle blanket swords
and accoutrcmcnts OF her late hus-
band, General Carr who won distiuc-
ton at NickshWg and upon other bat :
tlcfiolds Of the civil war and later in (
fights with the Indians in the south
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-09-17

Want u high grade cmptuNe" or the bet
ter grade Of scrantse Make use OF the want
columns uf tile journal
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-19
Giernno5uansia lucrScu III @cit 81.
bcrtN ara0uircm.

@ic Sem Ser Icmofrat" gcIterll
gemelDet ml.roc, merOen Sic nnd)lte=
'benoen pieruno5man5ig Sdyiiler ul1o
s6iilerillnen III oiciem Sabre BON
Der @elt 2ibertp Sod6idptlc graolti=
ren: Npbert @. 9rpof, NraliOent ;
6orrelt %. Sanders, @i5epraiioent;
Scnrietta g. Martin, Sefrctar, Mlttb
S. geDcr, Shabmeilt tier; @lisabetb u.
Mnoerlon, Sattie 90. @ulmlas, @foc=
6e 80. 9ingbaml Sob glacf, Splpia
S. GltIer, Salie 8. Gonflin, @tllna
is. groria1, Saflep q. Gnilpn, Mlioa
6. 8lltbric, 8elle. &c. @plrnes, 2olita
81. SEER, Innie 9. s. Nhtlinf, Mlica
sc. Wc9Nabon, @ellepieoe s. Spen,
Samima s. 3roplt, GbtTi1trf q. 9c-
ters, gertba 9. 1arpin, gllie s.
Nratt, Seize $. spart l.no Sobu 9.
@olf.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-19
8ricdiidler @cncralfuninl ,ucilt in
NaDcnpDrt.

Or. gtid)olaS 5alopoltlis bon gbi=
cago, Der grie6ild)e &oni jul fiir Die
staoten Soma, Sllil1ois, Midigal1,
@isconlin, Minneiota, Sioiana nt1b
Ohio, 1peilte geiterl1 III Iabelrport in
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 11llD bielt
lid) bier bei Nid Goin, Dem @eliter
Der 1apenport See Cream Company
auf. Ser &onil,l, Ser ldngere Bet
nid]t in Iapenport gefpeien mar,
lprad itd alrBerit lobetlo ii6er sic
Sortlfritte alts, Die %ltl1iere 5taot in
Den lesten Sabren inter Dem Megi=
mel1t bon Iapenports l%erpprragen=
Dem Gr=gilrgerlnei ter, Mfreo s.
Wl1sler, mo ullter Dem jetigen @iir=
gernneilter, Soblt 9ertpalb, gemad)t
bat. Gie Salopoulos u1D Sic Gpill
Jalnilien nob1lten in berlelben Staot
IN @%ried)enlano l1n0 lparelt alld) oort
Nad)barll.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-19
Glans Mlaaicn bc9ebt
Selblmur0.
@tro crban9t in cimcm Sd)Mppcn
Bintcr lcinem @amic altf=
g~cfMnocn.
in Suffer npn 62 Salrcn NM
B%tntcrlait sluci SDgnc.
@ar bon l~ei1er @attil, Sic lid) mie=
Ser p%crbciratbcte, geld)ieOet.

Mit oen Gnoc elmer @aldeleine,
oeren eines glloe ltll einel1 @afen in
Der @ano eitcr fIcinelt @iitte binter
oem @al1ic, go. 1892 Gaines Str,
acldllll11en NOR, n1ebrere Male I'M
ocn &al5 gemidclt, mllrbe aelterll
Mhcl1D INN balb Z llbr ser 60 Sabre
alte Claus Maaicll, Scr III bel1 Sall=
lie, Ginter Dem Der SdMppen licgt,
bon Dem i'm ielben &auie mobnenbell
l,no I'M 9ienite Ser Narfbeboroe ito
benOen Ssofnt Msllrts erbangt mnfge-
ful1bcn. Mlc Ill5eid)en bel,teten bu=
raltf bin, oab Der altern0e Manll
Selblin1orO bcgangen bat.
observation-disclosures Charles Sdllle=
ter, ser nit DEM Nolisilten Sionep
2a@range utb bem Coroner Or.
Sobn .. Ga1ttpea nad) oem Sd)l1p=
pen elite, fanoen Sen MHlnll BORT bGn=
gen, lcinc &lliee idppcbten fal1n Ell
men balben 3oll ii6er Dem 6l,Bbpoen.
9Sad Ingabe BON Or. GartlpeQ, ser
Elm Npit Mortem iiber Die 2eide Des
M.annes abbiclt, NOR Maaie1t id)ol1
llllgefabr finn bis icds Stulloen toot
gelpel Ell. Ismnls lagte, DOB CT Maa=
len gegen s llbr eeltern Morgen per=
lallen batte, nno DOB Der alte Manll
oan1als nod al1Berit ~pcrgniigt ulo
moblgen1utb mar.
Sn friibercn Sabrsn nor Moaien
ais Norter i1 Ser @irtbid)aft porl
Senlelt allgeitellt, mllBte aber leine
arbeit allfge6el1, OILS Soma trofer
gelcgt mllroe. ST binterlaBt 5mei
Sobl1e, &enrp mo Sobn Maalen, sic
9so. 1924 @eit Gleaialt 5troBe
mobnen. Die @ottil1 bes Mar1es
licb iid) Dor me6reren Sa6ren BON
tim ld)cioen ll1o mobllt jett mieoer
nerbeiratbet IN Nod Sslmo. Sohn
Waalen lit bei Ser Iapcnpprt SOUND
tn ano Mod)i1le Company al1geltelt.
3ie 2eide befinoct lid) iest in &en=
ri Gnnge's 2eihen6eltattulgsetablil=
lenleni.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-19
@alolintanfs crfnnSem, sic Gin ST..
plpoircn Der Tl~iiiiigfcit tnm6s=
lid) mad)cn.
sonte beltc Nodnittog lrm bier
l1hr on Ser Nront nrb Meain
Strabe fit oas aagemeine
9lt6lifllm oelnonltrirt
mer0eN.

George .. Maoood ntto 5. g.
Gincert, beioe BON Gbicogo 1t110 er-
%ltercr Ser Erdiibent Ser Mpn=grplo=
lipe Gepice Company, merben bel1te
Nsadymittag cinen groBe11 @aiolinta11f
1T @ral1b lesen unb Ser Staot Ia=
penport ntb ieDem SSnterelIenten SET
gen, boB cine grploiion oieles gr=
plolipltnffes NIT 0ent bon ser @eiea=
ldaft erfltnOenen Ionfperid)lltB aus
aeldloIien lit. ainen1atograpbilhe
Mufnob1nen BON 0erGorfiibrl1ng tper=
Ben Don Der @eorit Selig Mption
Nicture Company altfgenomn1en mer=
oen. g~iirgermeilter Sobn germolb
bat leinc grlaltbniB fir sic 9emon=
ltration ert6eilt lttlO iebt lon Ser Mp-
parat unter Ben 9~[lllpi5ien bes bieli=
gen 6euerDeparten1ents porgefiibrt
meroel1. Inrd) oieleu Mpparat lit ein
ggplobiren BON @alolin altsgei9loi=
ielt. sll,Ber0em miro 25 Nro5ent Don
Der JliiIligfeit eelpart. Sn 5taoten,
no bieier nellc @pparat eingefiibrt lit,
mur0e Die ELECTROMAGNETIC enorm
%reou5irt. gal1fofmmiilar @alpb Gro
bam erbielt geltern bon EraiiOent
Mao0od eii1ell Der Mpparate 5atm Sc
id)elrf lrlo fiibrt benlelben jebt in lei
mem Ml1ton1obil. @eltern Mbenb ber-
Iagte plDtlid Sic 9atterie lei11er cleft
trilden 2antpe. linn beIler leben 5lt
fonnen, .lebte Ser 8al1fommilidr lei
nct Galoli1ttanf, Ser oltrd oen Mp=
parat erplolionsoid)t abgeid)loilen lit,
in @ranb ur10 fonl1te inn Sheine ser
@alolinflamme pas leben, mas ct
miinidt,.
Die gorrihtuagen iino bon Ser
9eational goaro Of Sire lt,1oertpri=
tiers ~inboiitrt uno oil jeOem ein5ellten
Mltomobil bes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
n1ents Der 5toot Chicago anaebrabt,
s. s. Normooo, ser 5efretdr See
Gapcnpprt Commercial glltb, Dem
geltcrn oieier Mpporat porgefii6r1
mlroe, lprah feline Mnerfennlina
ilber benlelben aus unb miro bie SIN.
gelc0enbeit ne!nnadlt nit Dem @rea.
ter 1apclport aomite al1fnebmen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-19
aranfenidlucitern rciien sur
gltrlilatDncr &pnDcmtipu.

Sci ser allgerrblidlid) lit 8llrling-
toni SSa., itattfinoerl0en Staatsfon-
pention Ser &rarlfenlhmeliern 0es
5toatcs Soma lit 3apenport Onrd,
Sic nadltehenoen arallfenldmelterlr,
Die ale graOuirt iilto ltnb bcr Wercr
&oipital sllllnlti Mliociation anaeb0-
rem, pcrtreten: Sri. Mc2a1gblit1,
SRI. Grant, Sri. Mallette, SRI. Stree
lie, SRI. SORT, Sri. SGl,rtlef ltno Sri,
lareger. Sri. SORT nno Sri. Mc-
52angblin bcfleioen Gbrel,amter tbei
Der aonbentton. Die &oltbentior
baltert BRET Gage un0 Idliebt bel,te
Mbeno.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-19
6taot nnb Gnu ~,
Treitag, Sen 10. wiai
RlriRe @tabt=N euigfeiten
Nerpen6I : Mlittel aeae11 Mhcl

gterpel1pl : WtIttel ge9elt Gbclt=
n1otismus llno Sdmer5en aaer Mrt.
Giepe'ss Ipotbefe, 4O3 apcltl. 2. Ctr.
laurence 3. &itdell bon Ser
9aperporter @udJidnlle miro bette
gbenb inn Mltoitprilm Der Iapenpprt
@pd}ldplle cirelt @ortraa iiber belt
Glacier Earf balten. Scr Gortrag,
Der Inn s l1br MbellOs beginllt, miro
poat 2id)tbiloer1 begleitet iein.
~ SRI. 81. Shine, geo. 231A @eit
3. Strabe, miro Oiele @od)e bei Ser
lpanotelt in 8alcott 5u6ringel1.
6rau @iaiom gbenoor, SEQ.
1710 @elt Socl1it StraBe, b6lt lid)
allgelrbliflid in @alcott, Sa., 5l Sc
JUDI anf.
5ral1 Serrp gdbarot bon Gbi=
cago fam gcitern in Iapellpprt on
ltn0 meilt bier bci ibrer Sdapieger=
mlttter, 6rall S. s. gdbarot, SEQ.
1904 &odingbam &oao, SIT geilldl.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-19
s. s. Horter fommt am 10. Stunt
nadl Tupcupprt s1triif.

S. s. Norter, Ser Graltoet1t Ser
Iri=Gitp &ailmao ans Sight Gompa=
ny, Der id]on lett iiber ied)s MSonaten
in Californian peilt, miro nod einem
bisr bei Ben @eamten Ser @eenidaft
en1pfangenen S6reiben am 10. Sunni
mieber nod 1apel1port 5uriidfebren.
@err mo Sran Ganenport reilten III
@egleitllng ibrer 5obne inn Mpnem=
ber bes gorjabres nod Dem ionuligen
Californian ab.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-19
Mcncr sciter fir s. $. &. Hetcricn's
Spns Gpmunnn.

6. 5. Son @lal.r> ser Gralioent
Der 5. $. s. 9eterie1r's Sons Cont
parp nlad,te geltern Morger befanrt,
Dob .. @. gillil1gs ais @ilfs-@aa=
renleiter nnb @eneralleiter bes brit
ten 5totflperfes oes @aarenbaules
erllallrt mlrbe.
SEER Billings graollirte Don Ser
&arpar0 l1rriperlitat uno fat friiber
perantportlid)e Noiten III beun 6e-
fann1ten 8oltol1er @aaren6ol1le Ser
@iaiam Iilcl1e's Cons Company mic
ald) IN einen1 9llffalo'cr 9cpartc-
mentla0en beflei0et.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-19
Meucr sdiikenflnb uiinIdJt sdiek
ifan0.

Iii11fln1ooreibig Der Mnseltellten
Ser @oroon=gane Iine Company ba=
ben et1en vNrepareoneB Miile Glltb"
gegrii11oet ul1o ll1eben jebt nad) ei1em
paliel1oen S9iebltanO, ODER nad} ei=
11em Nlaee, altf Dem iid} Elm 5dieB=
ltano erridten lieB. gieaeidt miiroe
Der eil1e ODER Ser a1lbere n1llerer 2e=
Ter eine11 lold]en Elat sur gerfiigultg
ltelet fonrtelt. Sic jlll1een 2elte,
Die lid i'm S1tterelie oes @aterlanoes
su Sdiieen allsbiloen mpllen, Mir
ben belt Glat an Sonnaben0 Nadmit=
togen 11l1o on Sonntagcn III Mnlprlld
nebt1en.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-19
GcgSpif Soppcr i'm @ciu Mmcriear
Observation-Disclosures.

3eMol @otper, Der geieierte ame-
.rifonilde Gralnatifer, miro bellte llnO
norgel1 in leillem l1ellen Stilf uSurl=
ibille Gao" i'm Rem Mmerican @al1=
oel6iloertbeater erld,einen.
Illbar linn nerbet1 aiinltler mie
Iap giltdjer uab Seruel Garrlal1 a1i-
treten. Nu1 3egSolf @opper it.
nirb gum erlten Wale alf einem
@anOel6iloeriilm ge5eigt meroen. 81
lift crit nellll Mlol,ate alt llnb lit nod
altf feinenl 9il0 porger ge5eigt NOR
ben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-19
StaStauiualt @albp geffcr lift Mnt
iuprt bltdlcn.

Staotonnalt @albp getfcr lieb &C.
tern cilte Mntmnrt allf Oie Sdabelt=
crlasfloac sum- getrage bon $4,000,
Die 6rall Sennie 9romn aegen Die
Staot Davenport al1geltrengt bot, bl1-
hen. Sic &Iagcrin rlttid1te i'm Sc
brl,ar allf Oen1 glatten Nflalter aus
l1no perleste iidl 5iemlid ernltlid). St1
Ser Mntlport beItreitet bie Staot IT.
genblpcld)c Sd)ulO an Dem gprfaa
l1lo nerlangt, DOB bie &lagerin Bic
@cridJtsfoiten be5ablen lol.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-19
g,tsillts Scr 6rcien 2eutidJen eda1l-
aemctttOc.

l1l1ter Der 2eitung bon Curator S.
$. Naarmatm bon Ser Davenport
gcaOemp of Sciences merben am
5o1ntag bic ain6er Ser 6reien Gel,t=
iden sdptlgen1einoe INN 11eltl1 l16r
Worger1s ei11en Ilsflllg nod Dem
Sdiibel1porf unternebmen. 9ieiel
Musflltg fpar altf 5onntag por elmer
@ud)e feitgeieet morben, m1lBte abe1
infolge oes regneriiden @etters Der.
ld)oben merDen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-19
uEcuria S~ramieript" in sen Samocn
npn W!aiicpcrlualtcr.

8ie alts. @eoria, Sit, eeltern oe-
laeloet nltroe> gillg cine Ser altelten
III Central Sllinois belte6elloen Sci
tnl1gel, nS1be Neoria Sra1icript" lit
Die Salloe cines Malieperpalters
ilber. 6reo 5tomc, Der @erallsge=
Ter Der 3eitltg, iuurOe 5i,m Msaiie-
perlpalter %erllalll1t. Gs murOel1 ipe=
Der 9citanoe nod @erbinolidfeiten
allgege6eu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-19
Snonitrictag bei scr 6prt Mrmitruns
Sabrbmnocrtfcicr, Gin balber
Tcicrtaa.

9iirgsrmcilte Sobn gerlpalo
mad9te geiterll b%efontt, SOB ct oel1
NadNlllttog ocs .. Sunni pffi5iea als
clnen balben Seiertag proflamiren
miro. Ser %. Sltl1i lit befolu1tlid
bei Ser Sort Arrnltmng Sa6rbl,noert=
feicr fir Den Sliollltrietag allseriebelt
lporocn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-19
3luci @lattcrnfaQc.

Gem Iapcllporter Sc ltlobeitsamt
ipltrocn gciterll 5mei @lotterllialle 9e=
msloct. SIC III Srage fomnlcnoel1
0aulcr mllroc1 lofort inter Gllaron=
tare geltcQt. Sic grfrallften ii1to:
S. u. @intplr, No. 100 Dit IL. Str,
nl1o Sorparo allcn, 9to. 1913 @3ain
StraBc.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-19

- Saben sic fdon Dlo Miliion
Bier pro5irt? @lei6 nit Dem belten
importirten @ier rn16 empfoblen bon
BEN Doftoren. Sod Sslanb 9rerpine
gompang, ,!(An5.l
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-19
Scltte aartennntcrbaltnng bcs MDrb=
lucit Inbcnuprt Surnnercins.

Ser georomelt 3apenport Iltrnper=
ei1t miro beltte Nadnlittag Inn IA bot
orel l15r cine leiaer beliebten aar=
tenuntterbaltlngen in Der @aQe ser
@ereinigung beranltalten. MEitglieoer
oeS gurnperei1s, mie a1d) lire
Irenlloe> lit1o bier5lt ber5lid1t einse=
laoen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-19
sunna6cno @up-s Scout Sae int Bale
6all=Garf.

lleher 5pci bluuOert 8ops5collts
Der FStaOt 3atenport paroen am
SomnbenD Ole @aite BON Setter
SaDes altf ben1 Ibree-S 9alcballF
8arf lein, INIT ltniere bieiige Man1t=
idaft ipielen 81 leDen. 8pr 9egiml
Oes Spieles mcrbcn sic a1iafen ollrd)
Bic. StraBen Der Staot marl6iren.
Der @opsS Scout Sag lpar llrl priillg=
lid fiir SpnuabelrD ser Gorlppde o1t=
.gelett mcroell, jeOp6 mllBte ct alll
Dicl len Sonl1abeno inlpl9c Dcs ld)led)=
ten @ctters Derldpbell mcrocn.
- Ncrdba,tts Eransfer & 5tornge
So. Eelepbon S55. Mn3.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-19

6. ". Groof, ber Notentate
oes Davenport &aaba Ien1pels, rei=
lte nod) sionr Sails, 8. o, ab, I'M
bort elmer Observation-Disclosures BET
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The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1916-09-07
THURSDAY, September Z. .91G
HERE AND THERE.

Croswell fair and races september 10
to ~.
Capac citizens like their newly oiled
streets.
Bicycle thieves are busy in Port
Huron.
There are 800 automobiles owned in
Port Huron.
Port Huron Schools will open next
Monday Sept IL.
The Port Huron Times. Herald issued
noon edition on Labor Day.
Gypsum deposits have been found
to be plentiful around Cass City.
The Inlay City Record starts out
bravely and we'll on Volume thirty.
four.
Ubly had a CALIFORNIAN day last
Thursday. The Lexington band fur
nished music.
The residence of Albert Amman In
Capac burned to the ground last week
with heavy loss
| 81. Clair county supervisors picnic
last week was such a decided success
that it was made an annual event
The tlve.year-old girl of Theo. Tietz,
of Pigeon was recently killed by a five
year-old boy and loaded shotgun.
Mrs. l.. &. Stirling, widow of the late
Leslie Stirling of CrOswell, will herself
carry on the business of the drug store
DR.. Frank g. SwartZ, for II years a
dentist i'm CrOswell, has moved to
Highland Park where he will continue
his profession.
Capac water takers must use no more
water for sprinkling purposes until
such time as the supply Of city water
will warrant it,
Two hundred men were out fighting
a fire near North Branch one day last
week destroying field of corn, several
cords of wood, etc.
Andrew Husel, a resident of st. Clair
and vicinity since 1850. died at his
home on Restover farm August q at
the age of So years.
Sanilao county is said to have the
largest representation at the Ferris In.
stitute, big Rapids, than any other
county in the state.
| Harry Bernstein, who has conducted
clothing store in Memphis for the
past l2 years, has sold out to K. Il.
Willoughby of Capac.
George McCuiston, for three years
manager of the Sandusky department
of the Consolidated Telephone Com
pany has resigned his position.
George Nj. DePettit will haYe charge
of the editorial staff of the st. Clair
Republican from now until the return
of II. A. Hopkins in November.
Richmond has been assured the
Chautauqua after time of doubtful
ness in regard to the sale of season
tickets which finally swelled to the re-
quired number.
| A 9-year-Old Lexington girl was
severely bitten on the leg by dog last
week as she played on the beach by the
lake. The dog was killed and its head
sent to Ann ArbOr.
The barns of Chas Smith, half mile
north Of North Branch were complete
ly destroyed by fire of unknown origin
one early morning last week. Eighteen
cows, five horses, the seasons crop and
farm tools persisted in the flames.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1916-09-07
In MemOriam.

In memOry of little Beatrice and
BuTnice HilIman, twin babies OF Mr.
and Mrs. Edgar Hillman, who died one
week apart
One aulnmn day so bright and fair,
It was November morn
Within our quiet country home,
Two little babes were born.
We welcomed them and gave them place,
In home, IN heart, In care,
And gratefully our hearts arose
For the little babes so fair.
Their eyes were bright, their faces fair
Their cheeks rosy red;
Indeed. children OF promise they,
so well, So good, so strong,
Far be from MS the thought that they
Would not be with ms long.
We cherished them as only those
with parents love can know;
Life to us all had sweeter charms
Than Il had e'er before,
And 81 our Fathers blessings given
Were mentioned DER and DER.
One autumn eve. not quite year,
Had then yet passed away,
Our darling, precious little ones,
All In a fever lay
We sought ut once to give relief.
We bathed their aching heads,
And anxlOuSly we stood with tears
Around their little beds.
Each time we knelt and to our Father prayed.
In Jesus name, His Son,
That he would heal our precious child.
Yet let His will be done.
He I'm His wisdom, so We trust
Knew what for ms was best,
And took from us our little ones
To be with Him at rest
The sad day came, we marched along,
With silent, solemn tread.
Their little forms were hid away
Among the silent dead.
We could not weep, our tears were dry,
Though keen and sharp the pain,
For well we knew some day ere long
We'd meet our loved again.
They lie beneath the weeping tree
marble marks the spot,
And by their little graves will bloom
A sweet forget me-not.
Their bodies were to earth consigned.
Their spirits winged their flight.
Up TO their Fathers home above
In endless fields Of light.
When Jesus, with His angel band.
Shall rend the starry skies,
In sweet obedience to His call,
Their bodies viii arise,
With its own soul to reunite,
No more to parted be,
Clothed with lnfading youth to dwell
In Immortality.
Their spirits now I'm Paradise,
Bloom 'mong the angels fair
Twas but two buds plucked from the earth,
For celestial gardens there,
And Oft these sacred memories bring
Great consolation sweet.
Inspiring ms for Heaven above
with Christ aud loved TO greet