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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-08-17
|COND BATTLE OF
limitation SERIES
n CARD FOR TODAY
Ia to Meet Dodgers at
lockwood Field-Game
Will Start at $3.50
O'Clock

he second game OF the elm
ion series for the city anna
championship will be
Fed this afternoon at Rick
Id field when the Viva team,
nant winner of the Central
,ue, and the Birmingham
lway, Light and Power
pany team, pennant winner
he City league, meet.
e Dodgers won the initial combat
he big series when they defeated
|Avondale mills team Tuesday in
of the best games ever staged IN
bingham. The battle lasted for 10
hgs, furnishing the large gather
bf fans present the most exciting
q that amateur baseball has pro-
b in it's history in this city.
J game this afternoon promises 10
hually as hard fought from the be-
ng. The Viva team is groomed as
lark horse of the series and follow
re expecting the rag winners of the
al league to give the Dodgers a
i trouncing. The Dodgers have won
raight games and the slogan OF the
ers is stop the Dodgers on their
enth straight
h teams are in fine conditions for
attle, with the possible exception OF
the first sacker of the Dodgers,
was hit in the eye by ball during
bays game. He will probably be out
a game. Provided he does, a sub
Ie first sacks will be placed to fill
hole.
MOTHER PITCHERS DUEL
game will probably resolve into
tchers' duel. Either Veitch or
hit will be on the hill for the Dodgers
Ellis is slated to do the flinging
he Bottlers. Bryant is a southpaw
Is supposed to be one of the best
RS in the district. During the past
te wear, he hurled for Georgia Tech.
will, nrobably be held in reserve
y raas Who will be nlayed in right
u AUS ~ - S,+t,ra .strene 9TH
on account Oh ins Ai ~ 4ho pot+Iers
Is the zone nope " ~ 80 e,1arv.
a sven pllone G 60 1aapue dnr-
his way IN the Cem.aai o ate hau.
ne past season. 1893 adorrtaa1
"a team DacA on nm IN s, snroaa ~ the
le Doosers VII uo ~ III. oftars
10 secure Vios
Is strussie. n+,on =, t5srr on
Ia the possioie eA1 -, ~ e,al6 +ba
pase ana Aruis ~ ~. 80 &c focad
srs nne,up wa onSai I Mills nine in
aeieateo the AVo ~ his series g
opening game % INC are 20 satisfied
Pals OIL tHo DoNSoAo ~ :
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-08-17
|TSBURG PIRATES
STILL BUY PLAYERS

|sburg. August 16.-The Pittsburg
nal league baseball club today an
bed the purchase of Pitcher Reeding
tnfielder Anderson from the Char
club Of the North Carolina league,
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-08-17
Barons Win a Double Header
LANCE VICTOR OF
TENNIS TOURNEY
Defeats McWane in Three Straight Sets
Youngster Completely Outclassed Large
Crowd Witnesses Match-Lange Gains Early
Lead and Is Never Stopped

R. L. LANCE the Young Mems Christian association
championship yesterday afternoon by scoring easy victory
William McWane who played considerably off form The
found very little opposition and three straight
GA. 60 60.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-08-17
South Atlantic League

At Jacksonville: Charleston -, Jack.
solville 5.
At Macon: Macon 10. Columbia 10.
Called end ninth, darkness).
At Columbus: Columbus 2. Augusta o.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-08-17

Summary: Two-base hits, Thrasher,
Lee. Double play, Kores to Sheehan
to Kaufman. Struck out, Rogers 8,
Perry 1, Davis @ Bases on balls, Rog-
ers /, Perry /, Davis 2. Wild pitch,
Davis. Hit by pitcher, Davis (Kauff-
mani. Innings pitched, Perry l 1-3
with hits and runs. Sacrifice hits,
Sheehan, Moran. Stolen bases. Baker,
Williams 2. Time of game, 1925. Um-
pires, KERN and Breitenstein.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-08-17

Stolen Base-Caton.
Sacrifice Hit-Eschen.
Base on Balls-Merritt 5.
Hit by Pitcher-Merritt CLARK.
Struck Out-Grimes 4.
Time-1:25.
Umpires-O'Toole and Williams.
(Seven innings by agreement.).
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-08-17
International League

Newark: Buffalo s, Newark 8.
Providence: Toronto 6, Providence 4
Richmond: Richmond s, Rochester /.
others scheduled.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-08-17
Yanks Win Easily

New York, August 16.-New YORK won
an easy victory from Cleveland IN the
first game of series here today, to g.
The Yankees scored five runs in the
first hiring. Score: H. II. H.
Cleveland ............. 100 QUO OozT
New York ............ 500 600 O0"-o
Batteries: Gould, Klepfer, Morton and
O'NeilI. Coleman; Russell and Walters.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-08-17

Summary: Two-base hits. Kirby Holm
Quist, Bluhm. Edmondson, Smith. Three
base hit, Knaupp. Stolen bases, Wares,
Barbara, Deberry. Sacrifice fly, Jacobson.
Double play, Holmquist to Covington.
Struck out, Smith 6, Hardgrove 4. Bases
on balls, Smith 4. Wild pitch, Smith
Time, 1:4o Umpires, Rudderham and
Hart.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-08-17

1AoiiPiiio NV VIZ Of IL
Summary: Three-base hit, Paulette. Sac
rifice hits Paulette, Monroe 2, Dobard
Swacina, Allison, Mcintyre. Stolen bases,
Mcdowell 2, Wilcox. Double plays, Paul
cite to Ruel Allison to Massey to Swa-
Gina Wild pitch, Monroe. Bases on balls,
Monroe 8, Allison 2 Struck out, Monroe
/, Allison L Hit by pitcher, Mcintyre
Time, las. Umpires. Pfenninger and
Morgan.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-08-17
Southern League Standing
Results Yesterday

Birmingham IA, Chattanooga 10.
Nashville 5, Atlanta Q.
Little Rock 8. New Orleans 2.
Memphis IL. Mobile I.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-08-17
American Association

At Milwaukee: Milwaukee 3-3, Louis
vile 1-G.
At Minneapolis: Minneapolis "a, To-
ledo 30
At st. Paul: st. Paul 5-12, Columbus "a
At Kansas City: Kansas City 3-3, In
dlaaar oils 81.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-08-17
NATIONAL LEAGUE
STANDING
Games Today
Pittsburg at St Louis.
Cubs Beat Reds

Cincinnati, August 1e.-CincinaH played
a ragged game today and Chicago won,
5 to o. Zimmerman Of Chicago tried to
steal home in the second inning. was
called out by Umpire Harrison and he
made a vigorous kick and was put out of
d u
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-08-17
EvERs GETS BACK

jamestown. N. Y, August 16.
Johnny Evers rejoined the Boston
National league baseball team here
today after an absence of two
weeks, during which time he was
i'll at his home in Troy.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-08-17
Games Toda

Birmingham at Memphis.
Atlanta at Little Rock.
New Orleans at Chattanooga.
Mobile at Nashville.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-21
Merhants Gransfer g. gtoroae
60. Gelepbort 855. (ana.)
@rflarmns.

SSn Scr l1eber5elgul,g, oaB Sic
gilrgerldaft Iapenports elm lebhaf=
tes Slltereiie an Dem @eoeiben Ser
Wetteltoorf Company ni1rn1t 116 oes=
l1alb beredtigt lit, gu erfabren, tpelll1
biele grSBe 9eitellungen erbalt, mod,=
te i6 ote @elegenbeit bcl1l,ben, nm
1br mit5utbcilen, BOB mir Sen 9(l,f=
tra9 Der ruiiiiden &eaierl1ng, fir lie
1000 5radtmagen 81 bol1el1, a6qe=
1plelel1 baben. Ser @auptgrlll1o fir
lr1lere 3lriid1peilung Des Ml1ftraaes
Mt, oaB gemiiie groBe Iabrifen, sic
inns NIT peridieoenelt not6penoiaen
Ibeilen fir 0ieie 6radtrpagen Der
1orae1 %lollten, oieie niht redt5eitiq
5lt %liefer1 inn Stanoe maren, nm sic
8agen SIT Ser bon Ser ruiiiidyen Me-
glerltng fclt9eletten 9Gblieierlnasaeit
1erti9ltellen SIT fonnerr, uno ~feriler,
Dob ulliere Toroerll1g fiir M6lonoe.
rltl1g Der Iollos, Die in unlerer an=
11ablne Der geItellu11g BON Mel1r1ol,11
Orb fiir ,ge5abllrtg fiir Die 1000
5raftmagen eltbalten mar, BON Dem
g1lenbatnoireftor Ser &ailerlid) Sui
1lld)elt gte9iernng bier5ltlanoe niht
erfilQt meroen fonnte.
s. @. @ettenborf,
Nralioent Ser gettel1oorf So.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-21
GrnnOlteinleanas fit loas r,eue Sc.
meinbe=@ eba,tbc Ser p~rott1tan=
tiid bid6flid)en srinitp
3atbeoral- @emcinbc.

Inter groBen 5eierlidfeitem nit
al Dem No11p, melden Sic proteltan-
tild- biihoflihe &irbe bon ser r1-
rniIdrfatboliiden &irde iiber,tomme11
bot, bat 9iidof Ibeobor q. Mprri-
ion ltlter Mfiiten5 bes Defans Mar<
maonfe &are am Sonntag oie@rlno=
lteinlegltng fir bas 11elie @emei1oe-
baus, bas> Die @emeil1oe aMf Ser
Norbieite ibres 5miiden Main uno
8arrilon StraBe, IL. lno -. Stra-
be gelegenen @rnnbpudes, nit Ser
5ront nod 12. 5traBe gu, errid-.
ten labt, p~oll5ogen. SRI. GorneIia
San Supl, zines Ser Gltelten Witglie-
Der Ser IrinitDz@ emeinoe al1i1tirte
iniofern lbei ser Seierlidfeit, SOB lie
Dem 8ildof Die Mallrerfelle reidte.
Die Seierlidfeit fano i'm Jreien
itatt nlt6 tpl1rbe bon SEM berrlihen.
8etter altBeroroentlid begiin1tigt.
@leid na@ 5hll1B ocs gornittogg-
|@ottesoieuites begab itd oie ga,l5e.
@emein6e unter gorartritt Ser Wei1f-
llffeit, Der @irdenaltelten. @ltnb bes
gbors aus Der &atbebraIe nad) oem
Elate, no Ser Grun6iteim gelegt tper=
ben iolfte, nn6 grllppirte lih Inn Sic
len. Sn Ieiner &ebe madte Niihof
Worriion barauf aufmerfiam, bab
Dor mebr als SO Sabren Ser bamali-
&c 9iidof bon Soma, @enry Mafb-
ington See, Oen 8rnnbIteit 5m Der
4atbeorale gelegt Babe. Canals lei
Gabenport cine 5taot bon ,1ur 10 bis
5000 @%inpobnern gerpeien unb Sic
grball1ng einer &ntbebraIe lei dis
elm groBes @aeltiid eribienen. Mber
init @ottes &ilfe iei ser 8au gliid-
lid bnrdgefibrt poroen.
Die grridttnltg oeg @emeinoeba,1=
ies tperoe, 10 boffe er, gu eirtem en-
geren gflid)luB Der @emeinoemritglie-
Der a%neinanoer fiibren, mon1it Sic
3lpede nno 3iele Ser Stride gang ge-
nib miirben gei1roert tperoen. Sol
gen6e 0oflmente tpllrben in Sen
grunoitein aJelegt, nm fiinftigen sc
ldledtern 3eltgniB jiiber oas 2ebe,r
nlo Birfen Ser .SSebt3eit ab5uleselll:
Cine Cite Ser geamten Ser DiDsele
ltn6 Der @emei1bc. Cine @eididte
Der grinitp @cn1einoe bon ibrer
@riinonng bis 5llm Sabre 1879 bon
8 g GnnpI INN H(nrnrcn m II nh-
ral1e big our Sebt5eit fortgefiibrt;
cine aopie beg Grinitp 8emeinbe aa=
LENDERS, cine &opie BEG Soma
Gbmrdman" cine aopie oes uI1e
spirit Of Miilion", bes Soma Com
benton Sollrnal", &opien oes uDa-
benport Democrat alto 2eaoer" un6
Der uNailp gimes". Gas 4ortrait
oes prditbirenben 8ii1ofs Der pro-
teitantii6-biidofliden Stride, Or.
lGuttle.
IlRH NEAcr4lla NNN a.itl.. EeElHA -aHlN RI
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-21
sdon mieoer Gin Mutos
mo0il=unfau.
Ser Grocer @mt. Starf crletoct le-
ben sgcfagrlidJe @erletmngeu.
Sin Gao oes Mntomobils bradt als
2ctteres iiber sdJienen fmlr.

@iuian Start, ser oil Ser 3. u1lb
@olpca StraBe eilt @rocerps@eiddft
betrcibt, mllrbe geltern Nbello geger
liehc1 llbr idlper perlest, oils ein slu=
tonlpbil, bas bon &cinharb @piens,
DEM Iraiioenten ser Iapenport
Grain Irping Company, go. 210
Geoar StraBe, gelenft muroe, ll1o IN
Dem iidl allberoem Gb. Ham, 9eo. 210
Siio 9%il1col11 9lpenl1c moIn1baft, l1nb
bas friibere Observation-Disclosures SSH
liam Srefnner Don go. 250S Sele=
graph Moao, befonoen, iiber oie Sele-
graph Roao, nalre Ser 9incoln slpe-
ME, fltbr ltnb bierbei oerartig gegelt
sic Sdyiellelt rannte, bab eines Ser
Maber alt oen1ielben 5erbrad. ~Starf
murbe NIT oerartiger @lld)t pormarts
aeihleltoert, OaB er einell S6aOel-
llno MISUNDERSTANDING lblpere
inl1ere Gerlesnmgen erlitt.
Ser Sdmerberlebte mltrbe mittels
Ser Innbulan5 radJ Dem Ct. 9ltfe's
@oipital gebrad)t, no bie Mer5te iei-
l1et 3ultano oils iebr beoenflid err
flarten. Sic iibrigen Snialien Der
Mald)i1e maren NIT bem sdrefen
bappngefommen.
8ojens ipa nit maBiger @eihmirt=
oiafeit bic telegraph &oao entlang
.gefabren iein. oie ltabe Ser 2ineoll1
Mpenlte cine ltarfe gliegi1ng altfmeiit.
Sier ml1Bte 8oiel1s iiber bie Sdienen
fabrcn, mos ibm ieooh nidt gelang,
90, mie gelagt, zines Ser Raoer an
Dem Ilttomobil brab. 9ie Majbil1e
ml1r0e ltarf beidabigt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-21
@ebnrtstasc alter oentidJer Giuniere.

Sin 0elltider &ionier bon Scott
goln1tp fonnte geltern ieinen @e=
.bnrtstag %feiern, @err 8ntab 81.
FOG Mprtle straBe, Ser ON
20. Sop. 1853 bier in Gabenport ee-
borelt rpllroe. Sim ol1oerer, ltno Ser
alteiten elmer, @err Marr 0itt=
mer in @aleott, SSo., feierf beute
leinen @eburtstag. @err 9iftmer
pollelloet beute oas fiinfunoa6t5igite
Sebensjabr. gr mltroe am 81. Sc
brlar 1881 IN Sdonberg, Nro9itei,
Soolltelr1, geboren ltnb fam I'M geo.
oellber 1857 iiber Seem Orleans ing
'9al1o u11o oireft na1 Scott Gonntp,
mo er leitoem ll1lllterbrodel1 gelebt
bot. Sen beibe1 beutidel1 8ionie-
rem alt ibren @eburtstagen u1ieren
ber5liden @liidmuni9.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-21
men bernorragenb ieiner s3eituna al.

litelt DeIuuIIuyellU letVeE is0elIu!Iy oUs
.itatten; oenn er fo1ocntrirtc iein
aan5es Denfen, meld)es nidt our9
anbere 9inge abgelenft ipnroc, amf
feline 6eruflibe Mrteit. Iie Greuoig-
felt on ser Mrbeit bali ibnt Sic 2e-
bensfrelloen erlescn, Die inn lett bie-
len Sa6ren perlagt maren. gritalr-
lid MOI Die Nrbeitsfroit, melde Ser
l6lpadlide, aber, hpie es oft ldien,
BON ltablcrneu Merpen o%mrd5ogene
&orper entipidel1 fpnntc. Wber audi
Nerpen bon Stabl nnten iih Of.
|gbenio merfpiirOig NOR Sic Giel-
leitiafeit ieines @iIiens, icin @eoa1t-
nib u1o iein IleiB.
Gie Gepeiden 6es v9emofrat" ges
italteten lid, untcr Mainfarot's fun-
bigger Sal1b 81 MltlterItiiden Ser Ea-
aesgeid)idte. SIN oem prpBen Mllt
Der telearapbiiden Melbnngen, MEL
DIE Ser 3eitltng taelih 5ugeben, per-
itano ct tets nit idarfem Bid sic
|Sprelt bon Dem @ei5en, bas l1nmabr-
i6einlide bon Dem @abren ober
8abrideinliden 81, ionbern, ben
aerl1 bon Ser Sdale sll trennen nno
ieocs intereIIalte @orfommniB Fir
oen 2eier in Dos re6te 2idt ait riiden
lno leidt peritd1lolif por5nlegen.
9ie piele Sabre bon ibm fir bas
Somtags6latt geldriebcne yMl1sldn<
oilde 8l11oidall" gab bent 2eier cine
nmfaiienoe un0 flare lleberliht iiber
Die 8eltlaae IN Sfelielnber Gsritelu,,gi
nn6 li6erte Der 3eitrng cine ein5ig-
artig electromagnetic Stelung III Ser
oeltl6merifaniihen @reiie. Sic per-
|riet6 einett itaatsmannii6en @eiit,
|un6 ofters nltroe ibrem Mlltor ifero-
weiie Der gormurf genladt, Dob er.
leinen 9erlf berfeblt Ddtte, oils CT
3eltungsidreiber anltatt Diplomat
genor0en NOR.
@ie erpabnt, entltammte Main-
Ibarof elmer ipofIbabenben Semitic,
inb er bottle mebrere reide gertpano-
te, aber ieilt l1nqbbangigfeitsiin, .uno
Warncsitol5 baden rim ME geitaftet,
|Dleralis Gorthcil fiir iiG al 5ie1en.
ssSbm lelber lit 6as aniammeln bon
[Heidtb1m beriagt aeblieben; aber
bon Dem, apas CT BON leillelt ridt
ilberreiden giifiinfter bat erIparen
fotte1, bat er Diel our l1nteritiibung
allberer @erlpa1ote l,tto bcionbers fir
cine quite gr5ie6ung bon oeren ainz
bern bertpenbet.
Wanfreo Mainbarot batiid ieber,
5eit dig cine eoeliinnige Matllr ertpie-
len. Seine Geligion fi1bte allf sem
grnnolab: Glue red,t nnb id,eme
Nientanol!" 5eiten Mitarbeitcrn
tpar Ct Elm gutter Sreitltb u,Ib liebells-
Idpertber '8enpiie, ein nadabtne1stper-
tbes gorbil0 ltrenglterf Yilidttreue.
'seit Iaaaperf in 0apenporti lit bseel- .
Oct. Seine bieiieen Greunoe MINI
ldlen i'm bon Ser5el, Dob er inn
e.9aroe oes Sonnenideins uno ser
@lntnel1" feline bolle Genciung finoen
anbt I'M &reiie i~iirforglid1er Mnper-
na,tNer lid eines migenebmen Sc
bensabel1os erfrellcn moge.
M q. g. st.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-21
Rleine @tabtsM eui9feiteu,
-Merpen.S eI MitteI gegenMbeltma.
tisml,s u1lo Sdmer3e,t aller Mrt.
Hiepe's Mpotbefe.

SRI, Moric Mooocmi q
bate Sanstag cine In5abl Irellll=
binnell c%inaelaoen. Die 3eit mlroe
NIT Dem spielen BON 800" per=
bradt. Sic NrIs. Srcne Dit, @ret=
dlen sdnniot, Naon1i G1bcrle ll1o
2olliic Groof errollgelt oie Yreiie.
l1m 6 llbr wllroe Elm flcilles Seltnnabl
i%ernirt. 3ie @pbnung nor nit mci=
BEN rno gelhcn Ghrplanten1ums lcbr
hiIbih oefnrirt.
- gr. gafer, 3aEnar3t, wbitafer
@uiIoina. (Ana.)
Sic G6rpiantemu III
81 II $ it eIlumg in Sen @cmahs-
b1tlliern bes Ganoer Seer Garfs mllr=
be am Sunntag bon elmer gang ul1=
gebeltren Menlhenmenge beltftigt,
bon Der grobtel in ben opei 8oden,
oie icit ibrer g%r0ffnllta perfloiielt
iino. Eie Nltsitelllltg lit MIR nod
bieie ISOLDE geoffl1et. user lie iid)
nod llid)t al1geleben fat, iollte llid)t
nerfeblcl1, i'm OIL eilleln Gage bieier
ISOLDE ei1en 8ellld absnltatten.
9r. 90 I'M 9raiioent oes
Sd)ulratbes, lit bon leinen1 sll1silug
nad) Gbicago suriidgefebrt. ST iagt,
BOB ma IN Ser milloigen StaOt in1=
lner nod oas GrgebniB Ser 9raiioen=
tenlpabl ltno Sic ltriaden, Die bas=
lelbe b%er6cigefiibrt bitten, erortere.
s. i. Cars BON 9%apel1port,
Der bcim Gotten Iari Sab 3ienlt in
&pd Sslano oils Chauffeur argeltelt
lit lpur0e Sonntag Madmittag an
Der gde. Ser 8. gpenue uno 14A
straBe IN Rod Sslano unter iein
Nl1tonobil %gefporfen, als oieles NIT
Dem bon Dem &%o1traftor @iQiam
MecSnnes geltel1erten Mlltompbil fol-
lioirte. NnBer fleineren 9erle1 l1l1o
Saaltabidiirful1gen trltg cr feine Ser
l%ebllnaen bon irgeno melder @eoel=
tung oapol1. gr ml1roe i'm Yatrouil=
len=@age1 Der &od ISLANDER gpli=
sci nod leiner @obnulng III 9apen=
port perbradt.
6rau M0olpb goebt,
1880 2ibertp 5traBe, fiel al,f ser
5um glbltotbefgebarbe binanffiibren=
Den Sreitreppe 11no 5mar 10 lm1gliid=
lif> OaB lie oas redte Sanogelenf
brad). 81. Starbl1f bat Tie in Be
Dal1olung.
Die ct. SSoiepbs=g emein0e miro
cine 5meiipobige aanpagne SUR Muf=
bringing bon $4,000 unterne6mel1,
lll1 Die bonn @all bes l1e11en Sdntl-
follies be~rriibrenoe sdulo 5lt oecfer.
Ser lonit i'm @inter regelndBig Of
gebaltene 9a5ar fommt oieles eSohr
IN 5olge oieler &agne in @eQ=
fad.
merdants gransfer g. @toroae
70. aelebbon 85b. (Mna.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-21
9iitf Scr 8ei1ernna.

6ralt 60. Sentrid), 1877 spring
straBe, ipeldel letten Gienstag. ourd
eillel 5oll bonn 6clrbobel, iDres 5tal-
leg ldtpcr sn Sbaoen fam. beitnoet
It'd, apie beridytet miro, auf Ser 9e1Ie-
rl,1g. SIR 3uitano lit 10 5ufrieoen-
lteleno. mie inter Sen llmltanoet
mir moglid). Sic Fat perid)ieoete
4nodel6riide erlitte,,, aber, pie iebt
argeltomulel1 miro, feline inncren Ser.
.lebnngen 6aDongetragen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-21
9auenpprt sfatflnb.

Ser Davenport Sfatflub bielt &C.
tern Meno lein regelmaBiges monat=
lides Sfattl1r11ier ab, on ipeldcn1
102 @ell5elritter tbeilnafm1e,1 nnb
oas folgenoe grgebuiB botte:
l. 9reis 80 9l. Moormann, % ge=
monnel1e Spiele.
2. Greis ~ Sp. @oetldl 1914 Gll1s.
3. 4reis - CHARLES 3ouer, S6ip=
pen=Solo obne 6 Matabore.
4. Greis - Sans Stenber, % &C.
1ponnene Spiele.
5. @reis - SSobn strobbebn} 700
8lug.
6. Nreis ~ 8bilipp Gei1bredt,
bofites Spiel 40 9lus.
Z. 4reis - @enrp &ebufe, @er5=
Sour11ee pbne 6 Mataoore.
s. Greis - g. @en6iren, IS &C.
nonnene Spiele.
8. @reis - S. 6. Sasler, ego
8lrs.
10. &reis ~ @enrp 81. @a,ebl,
Ser5iolo obne 5 Mataoore, 5dnei=
Oct.
II. Nreis - Sans aoeb, IS ge=
5piele.
-. @reis ~ %. slrtenidoen, eo5
Nlus.
10; Nreis - S. @a,egse, bodltes
SninI 1dO MI,,e
IA. 9reis otto 6inf, area5
Sollr1ee pb11e 5 Matabpre.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-21
3. &nabcnHasic.

3. &nabenflaKc.
4. Greis - &arolo GogeI.
2. Ereis 80 @albo H~cgennitter.
3. Greis Ben. Berg.
4. 9nabenflaKe.
|. Nreis - Senrp Stabe.
2. Greis - 6. @rcper @aloman,.
3. Ereis ~ Midp. Seoberien.
1. Mfai6denflnHc.
1. &reis - 3orptbD graigor.
2. @reis - 9ernboroine Mpblf.
3. Greis M Seora goettecr.
2. Mfabdenflaile.
|. Hreis - sSSrrifl1a Berg. .
2. Ereis Glarden &arloipa.
3. Greis - 9orotm Sid.
3. MiabdJcnfla1c.
l. Greis Slllba 8erg.
2: 9reis gernbaroinc aecm-
bllis.
3. Greis -- Selen aobrs.
snrnidiiler, Sic malrenb Der Garer
cines SaBrcs fcine Snrnitunbc
D%erianr1ten:
1. a%nabenflniIe M Mid)ar6 Iabms,
Gbas. sd)if, Senrp MoB. allrt
2eelnbuis, Otto @ploermatl1.
2. anabcnflalie 10y @uoolpb Start,
@alter S6roeoer, 9erbert Sdmiot,
Glifforo Gogel.
3. aa1abenflaiie grnIt @ogel,
Sarolo @ogel, Mapmono aiibl, 6reb
9rodtna1m @arrp aoriL @ernbarb
8erg, gernbaro 2eembuis, @ouaro
&allfmann.
i. MaSdenflalie ~ gerna @ulo-
1,er, 3orotbp Graigor.
2. Maodenflalie - Morma @oet-
tig, SSr11a 8oettig, Coma &rabbeu=
boeft, Coma Gbpmlpn, .2onila
5dmiot, 2ilie Sdmiot, 2ouiia
&len5e, galie Strobbebn, 9orotbp
Gid, gtbel Woeller.
8. Mabdenflalie - gernbaroiue
2eemlllis, Marie &ap, Marie &obbe-
lD1g, GDna Sd)roeDer.
Nad Ser Greispertbeilrlng fam oas
Ga: Stiftunasfelt nit einert aeniiitb-
liden Sansfrdn3den in bem al1 bas
Spernballs anltobenDen Gan5jaale al
einem allten eIbidllllB, Inn beilen Sc
lingen iid allBer Dem &omite Ser
Inrnlebrer MOolpb Sdmiot unb Sc
langlebrer grnit Otto bodyberoient
gema6t baben. @enn Der 8ell,6 ser
MISUNDERSTANDING better gepelen
mare, f6nnte 1nan bas 6eit als elm
bodgelungenes be5eidnen. 9offent=
lid meroen Sic Mitglieoer ser Gl,rll=
gemeinbe Dem nddItjabrigen Stif-
tnngsfeit Elm groberes Sntereiie emit
geaettbringen umo 0as Ollrb rcd)t
aablreiden 8eilld b%efl1nben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-21

- @oben sic idon 90 miliion
sier" probirt? @leid5 NIT benz beiten
importirten gier unb %cmpfoblen bon
ben 9ottoren. @od Sslanb @retpins
eompar9. (Nn5.)
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-03-09

1t is announced b ythe Barre Times
that Senator Dillingham; will not be- a
candidate for delegate to Chicago. He
ought not to be and it is encouraging
to have him recognize and accept the
fact. Now II the state can get assirni-
lar statement from Senator Page and
Governor Gates the affairs Of the Be
publican party will /; be looking up
Not but that these gentlemen would
'honorably and 2ereditably represent
Vermont at Chicago. but there are q
lot OF other men deserving OF honor
whose business or other exactions are
such that tbeyansver iseel1 office but
who serve the state in building up its
material welfare or9developing it's ag-
ricultural or other growth. Many OF
these men could serve as delegates to
national convention which requires
them to be absent from their business
only week or ten days, and would APP
preciate the honor and opportunity
The sending OF men who have already
been given the best that Vermont has
to offer should be discouraged unless
there is some real reason other than
their own desire. Several good names
have been suggested and there are un
doubtedly scores of others. Theo
dore N. Vail ought to be selected ant
John r. Gushing Of st. Adams and H
J. NJ. Jones of Montpelier, who have
| been mentioned are in every wa,
sirable and available. To these nigh
be added the names OF others repre-
senting the various counties. 1t ism
at all necessary to select office hold
ers, office seekers, OF rich men, Their
are others. fY1 oa u r.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-03-09
Thursday. March 9, 1916.
THE REFERENDUM OF 1853

A good many people remember the
referendum of 1908 but very few can
remember back to 1853 when Vermont
first adopted prohibition.
Vermont first adopted prohibitory
law in 1853 by majority OF 1,170.
Eight counties voted in favor OF pro-
hibition, Addison, Bennington, Gale
donia, Chittenden, Franklin, Grand
Isle, Washington and Rutland. Wind
sor county gave the largest majority
against the law and Rutland the larg-
est in its favor.
Strange as it may seem, in 1858 the
largest towns were in favor OF prohibi
ton, the following being among those
which voted that way: Middiebury
Rutland, Bennington, St. Johnsbury
Montpelier, Brattleboro and Burling'
ton. The vote by counties was as fol
lows, yes being in favor OF prehioi
ton.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-03-09
Every man should save

part of his earnings. An endow'
ment policy combines the good points
of the savings bank and the co-opera.
tive bank. 1t also provides for your
family should they be deprived OF
your earning ability. National Life
Ins. Co., of VT. (Mutual) Eafie-4S
Kinsley, General Agent, Mead Build
ing, Rutland, VT. Adv.