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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-10-24
Story by Neighbors

Mr.. Griffin told the story of the
tragedy to a reporter for the Herald
as it was given to him by neighbors
who hurried to the McGowan house
when they learned of the murder and
suicide Mr.. Griffin arrived some
time after others.
Mr.. MCGOWAN struck his wife over
the head three times with the stand
of an iron shoe last, and then at
once put the muz2le Of his shot gun
under his own chin and pulled the
trigger
When neighbors reached the scene
of the tragedy, they found Mr.. NC
Gowan lying on the floor, dead. lie
had died apparently without know
ing pain.
In a chair Mrs. Gowan sat. She
was conscious but badly hurt, ana
called come in when she learned
that some of her friends and neigh-
hors stood outside of the door
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-26
(Bortieeuns folst.)

Beu. sic 9rudfa&en b~en5tbisex
,1rb prompt urb binis bebiest tperben
tpouen, 70 fpre4en Gie In Der Dftee;
be1 v9er 9eusstrat" boz. Y
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-26
aer3ts nun Mpotbtter
Dr..H. Schirmer
'pcsialiit fir druniidc &ranfbcitet

Spcsialiit fir hruniidc &ranfbciteit
Der Mduncr, Sra,tcn mth &imhcr.
8ebanbelt ole inneren 2eiben, lpfptc
8opfpeb, g~eritopfnng, 9DYpcplie,
Meumatiswlis, Settindt, @aufz iinb
Mcrbenleibeit II. /. IN. @ibt perIdbIidcn
&atb, ipie Mppenoi5itis. G1pinb1ltdt
3uderrubr, &rebs nnD ole %Ian9ipies
rigen 2eiben heltimmt berbiitct ipcrS
iueroen %fDnne1. @cr,tiinftisc nat,trscs
maNc 8cbanhlnng.
spredJftnnbcn 9-t2 Mrb ID.
Sdmibt 8Ibg. 47=48. Sci. 1855.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-02
Yoit fhr ocn Monat
Snnt.

Goltmeiiter 8reo Sharon mad)te
gelterl1 bic Gage befannt, lan oeretl
Tim llellln ltbr Ibenos in DEM 9abelt=
porter Yoltamlt Die Nplt fir Deutld-
lano ihliebt. sammtlibe fiir Die
,3entralnladlte 3cltlGla10, Deter
reid ltngarl1, @ulgarieL 2urem=
burg, Iiirfei, sdmeoen, Mortpeaen,
Idncmarf ~ beltilntnten 9oltiad)er1
meroen NIT nelttralen idlpeoilden,
normcgilden nno 0anilden 9anl=
pfern beforbert. IS merOet mn
grieIe 5ugclallen, u1tO oieie miillen
nit elmer 5e=Marfe perleben lein.
Die eaten iiir Sbll1b Ser ltah Den
obengenanllten 2allbern beltinmtcl
Eoltiadan lit an ben 1t%aditebenocr
|Iagen: g., 10, 90, %. nlo q.
Stunt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-02
Nencr Jabrplan Der burlington 81
ienbabngciellidaft.
3tpct Gbicagoer ltlto eilt Iellper 3ug
mcroen Sonntag mieDer tit
0ienIt tgeltellt.

Sic burlington giienbabn9elell=
idaft bat ioeben ibren 5omlnerfabr-
plan fertiggelteQt, Der ont A. Sltlli IN
&rait tritt::
3iige SEQ. | lno 10 mer0en lpieoef
in GienIt geltelt. Die erlten 3iigc
lperOet am Sonntag, Den 4. Sum-,
11ads Chicago relp Ie1per abfabren.
BUG Mo. l.. slbfabrt in Chicago
$50 l1br Nad}ln.5 @alcsburg $3.50
Nad)m. Mnfunft III Denper 9:15
llbr Nad)m. ont folgel1ocn Gag.
3ug No. 10. Mbfabrt lit 1cllpe1
900 l1br gorm .unb Mnfunft in Gbi.
caeo $3.50 llbr Nad)m. am ioIgelloer
Sag.
sapauna uno st. eoltis Gipiiiur
Bug geo. 50 perlaBt Gapalna I'm
1870 ltbr Rad., Clinton 500 ltbl
|gsadm., Davenport 6:25 Mad)m, CO
Minl1ten friiber), Nod Sslano 6:5(
Nadm. (35 Wiruten friiber). SIN
fllnit in @%alcsburg 9:15 Nad)m. mi
Mnl6lub al 3ug SEQ. [ nad Sen
@elten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-02
gr5iebnl1g genoIiet.. Gr bat cntlue-
Der bier poer i'm Buffalo Iomnlbip
fait mabrelto ieites garsen 2ebens
aeappbnt. gr lit Scr Gllfel BON bent
Mdtbarcn g. e. gppf.
5traicnbalmcr arbcitcn Obrc sfala.
slltcr &ontraft abgelaufcn. Nod)
fem l1eltcr allsgeltellt.

3ltm eriten Male in Ser @cldid)tc
Imcnpprts nrbcitctct gcltern Die
StraBc1babnfiibrer ltnO =Sdafiner
obnc &ontraft ooer 2obnlfala. Mltd
Die Sri-Gitp &ailrpap Company laD
iih sum erlten Male ibren Mngeltcll-
TIN gcgenii6er obne &ontraft. Ger
alte &prtraft lief I'M Mittcrnadt
8onnerstaa ab uno eilt l1elter 1T nod]
nidt allsaeiteat 4poroe1.
3ltm britten Male mcroe1 Die
StraBenbabner an1 Sonna6eno iiber
oas nelld glnaebot Der StraBenbabl-
gelellidaft abltimmet. Conn beiBt
es a%nnebmell, pber altdl ltreifen.
Sdpn 5lueimal babet Die StraBen-
babl1er abgeltinlmt, nl1b bcioe Malc
nuroan oie Mngebote Der StraBen-
babrgeicllidaft abgepielen.
gisber baben adt5ebn aonieren5elt
5lpiiden ben StraBenbabnern nnb
Ben seamten Der @eieaidaft itattse-
fnlloen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-02

paar Mal gcltimmt; iett lit ibncnj
Oas Stirni1redt, lit ibrcn Saltocn
Gin Spicl5cl,g, idoll laIti9 ocrporocn.l
SSlr anoercn Staoten lit cs gcnalt lo,
SSl1 &alifprlicn ltin1ntelt logar falf
aus ldlieblid nod Die @empbl1erimell
ocs u9leo 2i9bt 9iltrifts", Die fiir
Das Mbgebclt ibrer Stimnlel, cntldd4
Digit meroen n,o nod marfirteli
@abl5etteln itinuncn. $50 bleibt oa
Bic bplbe @ciblidfcit2 /
Sri. Ilice Srcildl, Iapcllports bei
falrnte llllo aefeicrtc Iid}tcria lWlb
Gebnerill, bat eingelpiIi9t, beltte
Mbcl1D Tim adlt l1br I'M 8nrtis Sperltl
|balts cil1er Gprtrag sl1 balteu. Sic
miro altdy oas .gorltellell bon Sri,
Minrie gronlon, Sri. 2ltcp 9Srice
mo 0el1 anberen Hebnern lrlo He01
ncrilulen bon natiollaalem 9illf ilberi
neblllclt.
Sri. Srenh Gilt als cine Ser bcltell
uno iadlgemdbeiter HeOncrinaen oes
|2aloes. Grit fiirslid biclt tic Dor
Ser Soma 1Sc0cratipn pf @nman's
Clubs cine %Aniprad)e, bie I'M garselt
9mtoc InfIcbcn crregte ulrO in folt
alien 3citun1gcll Ser llnipn sum abz
orltd %aclangte. Sri. Srenb lit Dor
alien 0ingcn tllbcrlt fair uno pers
|Itebt 0as eil15ltlehcn l1ll0 sit beballp3
ten, mas Mcd)t lit.
Sri. Minnie @ronipn, Sic Sallpt=
reoncrill ocs bclttigen Ibenbs, lit lit
Ben sai1sen 8%ereinigtgn Staatcn oils
Die bette Inti4Sliffragcttilt ocs Cant
bcs bcfannt. Sic bat mebr Statilti4
fen, gclpeiIe etc. OIL @nr1b, luie cin
1rtse1lo anOerer, gang gleid ob SltIfl
ragettcn oocr @egncrinnell bes 6ralt3
e%nltimnlred)ts Sltlamlnen. Sic bot
piele 1llbcrit berantlportlid)e Strlllrl=
gell III i6rent 2efen il1ne gebobt, ci=
nigc oapon fHaert mir nodbitc6cl1o an:
sic graouirte BON Ser Upper
Soma llniperiitat nit oen u. g.
8rao. SIM Sabre 1892 graollirte lie
BON oemlclben Sltltitltt nit Ocm@rao
zines uMaiters Of Mrt".
sliiiitcnt oes gr5iebungsocpor=
temerts Ser gereil1igtcn Staaten fin
|Die &ommiliion berGereinigtel1 Staa-
ten anlablih Ser Barrier @eltallsltcl=
lung I'M Sabre 1900.
3ireftorin bes gr5iebl1l1gsoe=
p%artenents Der Gan=s lmerican Mlls=
Itellltng inn Sabre 1901.
- Sltperintenoentin ser Grsic=
blll1g mabrenb Scr Notwithstanding SIT
Sailtt 2onis inn Sabre 1904.
Ielegati11 bcs gercinigtcr1
|Staaten gr5iebungsburealts ollaB=
lid Der Gr5ie6rnas-&ongrcIie in @cl=
glen I'M Sabre 1905.
Spe5ialagentil1 oss Mrbcitsbn=
rea1ts Der Gereinigten Staaten 5lpeds
nnterindyung Der Sral1ell= 11no ain-
ocrarbeits5nitdllbe BON 0em Sabre
1907 bis 1909.
33l1rS @enerallefretarilt ser Sea-
|tipnal N~iiociatipn Sppoleb to $50
man suffrage" inn Sftober bes Sob=
res 1912 ermablt n1b mieOererpGblt
I'M Sabre 1918.
aein ein5iser Iooenporter ioute
perfeblen, iif bellte Ibenb inn BUR
Its Sperl1bal1s ein5ufinOen. Iieie
gortrage iinO nidt fiir oie Sberell
3ebltmtlel1o, lonbern fir Dos algc=
lnelnc Golf, Sung uno Silt, Mrm l1n0
geid), beltimmt, INTO 0esbalb loate
Elm ieDer fommen.
&olleftioncn merben nidt erbobcr
- 9r. Batter, 8abnar5t mhitafe1
iV1tiI6inn. (Nnal
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-02
sinot nno @apnc s. GupfI
bcmufratiidc gcgislatiu-
f%an0iDatcn.
Sino bon Sntoerfomite ol1sgeiubt
nno cmpfoGlcn morocn.

,31pei mpblbefaunte gmppbncr bes
County, Die beioe friiber in Der
Staot, lpie altd) I'M 8ape1port Iolutls
gepobnt babc1, li1l0 in Die EN-
Sabre bic Oeinpfratilhen 2cgislatip=
fat1oibaten. Sic iinO Sbeooore Sinot
ltn6 @aDne g. Gopf.
9ei Ser an1 6. Mlai abgcbaltcncn
Gonntpfpnpention murpe Elm Gpntite
.ertannt, oas it'd nit Ser gtorlini=
rl1ng oieier &anoioatcn bciuilsn iolte.
Gieics &omite iette lid aus Den Ser
6elt sc. S. Wallop, S. s. &iharoion,
slmg. q. galnff, $. S. Mc6arlanO,
Us. $. @oib ml0 s. 8. Siplpea SUI
lamnlen.
Iieles &pnlite fat oie fir bicie
stelllng in 6rage for1mnenoen De-
mpfraten e~in5eln utlter sic 2lrpe &C.
l1ommen u10 gpriift l1no li1 fir bic
|beioet S6en9enamten entidieben.
SEER Sinot lit ein giirger bon
Scott gonntp lno fiibrte iriiber il,
Gnrallt cin @etreioegcl6alt. @ub-
reno Ser lebten Is Sabre bat en- III
9eorbtpelt 1aDenport gemobnt. go1
5tpDlf Sa6ren trat er IN Die 1npen.
port Malt al1o Grain COMPANY ell
lllo bis gum SATIRE 1918 gc60rte q
oieier 5irnla fiir einen 3eitralllrl boz
iadt Sa6rcn oils Geid)aftsleiter an
Triiber brrcilte CT europa fir oil
Observation-Disclosures bon DC:
@alter q. @ooO COMPANY. Setf ii
ct nod INNER Ser Eraiiocnt DC
I5inot @rain Company, Die arob
2Gnbercien lnD 5peiber III Ser Nab
bon Safe Earf, Sa., belibt.
@err gopf lit elm 9iirger bon 9llf
falo Tomaibip ltllo lit cilt @clhafts
t6eilbabcr Der Inlpaltsfirnta Guof s
'8almff. gr grabllirte i'm Sabre 191:
Don Ser Solpa'er Staatsl1lliperlitG1
SEER Goof lit III 3apslrpprt gebore,
ultb bat bier ben grobten Ibcil leine
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-02
@ieDcrbolumg Der Mtnocr.Na=
ra0c llptcr oct Mufpi3tcn ocS
9apcnport @onan's GlMb.

ga lig oablrcide 9ellte oariiber
ecaillbcrt+ babell, Da5 lie ben gor1llD=
rllngcu Ser &illocr pdbrcllo oeS ga=
5ars oes 9apetpprt @on1all's Glub
I'M ,aplof1cum nibt fplgcn fonaltell,
ncil Ser Berionenotorang ell 10 tor
fer mar, bat iid bic ga5orleitrllg oes
@onan's Glltb enti0lpllcn> Bic &in-
Derparaoe l1ndpmals, ll1O 5lpar am
1eutigen abeno iii Dem @rallo
0pcrnbaus porfii6rcn 5t lailen. Sier
loll ~jcOcrniarn @elegenbcit gcgeben
lperbcl1, Die eil1fad berpnrragetbelt
2%eiltllngen I'M erer SltgcllD beltalmen
5i fDnncn. SS11 bieie 8araoe lit oltb
Die G~lltltebnng elmer Station (Ibc
8irtb Of a Nation) eiageidlolien.
Sebc ein5elne Der Grl1ppe,1 plroc
nett einltMbirt INTO Die &lcil1en baben
bicle 11el1e 5acben bil5u9elernt, bie
iie allf ser @iibl1e bes @ranO Spcrn-
bal11 les Sen 9ape1,portern porfiibre1
mcroen. Ser Neingelpirm bie1 cr Ser
mitoltung ipQ init Sen $1,000 5lt=
lamnlclt, bie bei Dem fiir5li6 obgebal=
tenen @a5ar einge6radt murOcn, 5llr
Grridtltng zines @dls6ens 5ltr
|Somn1erfl,r fir mittelloie %iiberarbei-
tete 6raltei1 oienett.
Sic gorfiibrungct Ser &inbcr mcr.
ben bon Mc&eeper's Srdcltcr bcalci
tet merben:
2ie gintrittsfarten Iino an Sci
SogesfaIIe im @rano Spcrnbaus
SIT baben. gs gibt feline ~relerpirtcl
|lSite. gintrittspreis 25c.
9tadltebeno oas Erogranlm obn
Herl onolangabe:
Meaccper 9rdelter SEER Iranei.
Sgolt, Mnsrlfer.
1. Sons i'm @alb.
3. entrance Of G9ilorells Eageant
3. 5000 plb II. q. 81.
A. SolOatcn ll1o &ranfcnpflegerii:
llell.
5. gcridieoenes Sloiancr, idppe
0lld)e ln1D 1paf1ld)c gancrn.
6. glctlume 3eitu1gen, G6inel
Sea, Gllt6 Glcallier, @olp 9lll
z. Sum Bonnet Girls ll1lo Spcra.
goDs.
8. Mot6cr @ooie Gbaraftcre =
Motber l@oolc 2icocr eelunge
bon SSralt 8ilianl @aternlan.
I 9. Iillfer 8oDs.
I 10. Gpcle Of gspnienie &bpmcs, 81
| langcl BON 6ron 3aniel &ape
Sr.; Gaperillg Glolpas.
IL. Sod5eitsgeielidait.
~. 9ll,nlenntaod)en.
10. Ioa 8uggD Garaoc.
10. @irtb, of q Nation. S1ll1l
marid Ser &iltoer.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-02
Gpt. Gpcrs bringt ici1tc @crbaltniRc
lutcDcr III SrDntmg.

Captain Gpers, Ser ieine etgenen
@elbaftc lnO filtan5ieQen @eltanoe
nit Oel1cn bon 9atterie %" in leid)t=
lirnigcr @cile onrd}sinalberlpiirfel-
te, lagte BON %porlberein, bob CT bieie
etpas peinlihe In~gelegel1beit reguli=
rem piiroe, 1pcn1l ibn oa5lt cine @e=
legellbeit geboten p;irbe. Seine
5ablrciden SrentOe mcroelt %crfre111
leln SIT bDrcn, DOB Ser friibere &api=
tim Der 9atterie ieil1 @ort gcboltel
llllp Dos @elb 5llriicferitattct bot. s.
licgcn jest fcinerlei l%llerlebigte 81
ran5transaftiol1en 5miiden linn ltr>
Der geldaftliden Seitullg BON 9atte.
tie g" mebr Dor.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-02
@eute grOber Sag fit
Mnti=5 n1ragettcn.
Sit bcutc Mbtno ntebrerc Wn-
ipraGcn Dcroorragenoer
NeDncr II. Neoncrtntem
INT Bnrtts angcictt.
Scutc iii orci Sagen mnF nNcin" &C.
ltimmt mcrbcn, iuc1tit cs bcttt,
iibcr pus Traitcnftimmrcd)t
ab5nitimmclt.
9icSmcrimncn iino ii. u. Sri. Mliec
Trendb Sri. Minnic &rpnium,
@cmcraliefrctGriu Ser Natiu-
nal Organization Sppplcb
tn @pman's S%nfrfagc;
Sri. 2nrD Erite nllu.
(Sintri4+ frni NscSrrntnt1t1 Ini11-

lullllllell.
Sour nod brei Gage; arl 5. Sltni
miro ,entld)iebcn mcrOcn, ob IN Solpo
Irollcn ltin1mcn iollen pocr nidt.
@em gall5 SSopa 10, mic Davenport
baltcbt, 10 falul lltalt ldloll jest nit
ppllcr Sid)erbeit iagcn, DOB Die Der
niinitigcn 6raltcl1 sic Gberballo be-
baltcl1 lllo Ben Iral1cl1 Das gebcn,
mos lie mpllet, nalnlid) II dl oas
Stimmredt, oas III ibrel1 6alloell
nllr ei1 Spiel5eug lit, Dos nltr iolau'
&c rei5t, bis cs %erlanat lit; banl lit es
alt mo miro OILS altes gilcn mieDer
beileite gelegt. @as baben Die Staa=
ten, Sic Ben Sral1en bas Stinlmred)t
gelpabrt ba6en, gempnllen2 9Sidlts,
ablolltt garnidts, ll1r Sic @ablal1s=
gaben iinb Inn Das Ipppcltc, ia Grei=
fadc g%elticeen. 9sur Gin 3c6ntel ODER
nod wcliger Ser groben 6ranenbe=
polfcrung Der &ereinigten Staatel1
Itpollcn Sralten Durdlalts IN Die Eoli=
tit bineil13tebe1 nllo ibllcl1 oas
|Stimmredt gebeu. 9ellr elm 3ebntcl
|idlreit uGotes 6pr @on1en". 9ieles
3ebntel bcltebt Sllnt grobtcn Sbcil
a1s alteren 3amer, Sic iid) MIR nod
fir firdlide Mngele9enbciten, fiir
&latihcrei, fir @biit u1o Bridge
lSpiele, ibre 6ral1cnfll16s utb Dos
lStimnlred)t il1tereliircn. Sl1 Diele 1l
menigen @orte1l iino Die Sbeale Die
ler 6raltet suiammengefabt, Die iid)
in @efdngniiie einiperren laiien, neil
lie SIT picl IaOal1 Idlagcll, 8oltlad)el1
burd int 9~rieffaltel1 ~gelporfene 6el1=
erperfsforper 5erltorcn, ol1rd) lenla-
|tionelle @llngerfltren gcben, l1nb
bltrd] allbcre perriidte Sadben Bic
@elt ms Stallller perlesen lno itd
ielber gum 9sarren MAIDEN. 1iell
6rallclt fenlle1t nidlt bie Sbeale bel
Iral,, mpllcn aber ltets oils u2abies"
%bebanbelt meroen. @ebe DEM Ma1m
Ser nit elmer Suffrogcttin 5ltiammer
III e1ltelt Sabrltltbl trttt, tbr 1t1d)t Del
gortritt labt, pbcr leinel1 Suit BON
&ppfe ni1nlnt. ST miro 10 angeleben
0aB er cine 2eidle mare, mell1 9lide
tDDtelt fD1mten.
Gibt es etpas i6oneres fir cir
meiblides 8elell ais ein tral1tes
9ein1, mpblcr5ogene &inoer, ci1e1 lie
bcnoen @attcn2s - @pbl fall111. Mlt-
je0en Sal lit es bei @eitcm better
als mclln liA Malm llno Iral1 ilbe1
Eplitif ltreitcll. Sour Die menigltel
Der Srallen miiroen ~iibcrbaltpt perlte
ben, meld)' Elm geiobrlihes %sSl1ltrlt
ment Das @ablred)t lit. SSn Gbicagl
allci1 Itimnte1 bei Scr lebten @ab
iiber cinmalmnberttmicnb Jranel
ipcnigcr, ais bel Der por9erigen @abl
1ie Gblcagpcr 1ral1en ba6en iett eli
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-02

gcrlanet: Grfobrclrc Nabmalhi-
ncn=S perateure. Stctige Mrbeit.
Union Scala 90hne be5ablt. Sprc-
Gcn Sic perlonlih Dor III Ser uJeoe,
ration" Sbcrall sSa6rif, 9. lu,D Sur,
1riion 5traBe. Mllgult g. Steffcn So,
8abc1port, Soma. (Mn5.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-02
eunntag Oas critic biesjabriec &arf=
fnnscrt.

Ias critic %oiesiabrige G~arffol15crt
miro am So1untag Ibeltb bei id)Dnem
@etter utter Ser Sberleitlng Der
Davenport Harfbeboroe BON Yeter=
iell's Srd)clter inn @al1oer Seer 9arf
gegeben merDen. Na6ltebeno Dos
Grogralrum fiir Das &ol1oert:
Telt=S uoertiire @c1tlter
@ulett aus 6alllt @prn1oo
gaoinagi . Serbert
SerenDac Sbllbert
(Solp iiir Gprnct, Sl,go IoD.
WeloDicn outs Moio Mfarial1 . . /.
3eGopel1
8lelom's Marld Som 9lpn
Seleftioaen aus uSugenotten" !.
. Weperbeer
Canoe ri tie ailc Mails eoicp
1bollabts of Sope Marn
Selection, Sbe Screnobe @erbert
Star 5pangleO 9anner.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-02

- Saben sic fdo11 Dlb Miliion
Bier probirt? @leih nit Den, belten
8ier uno empfoblen bon
ben 9oftoren. &od Sslan0 8reming
Mna.l
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-02
0}icG Mnn4nli2 oil,

9sif Yantelis> ei11 in Sen Set,
.tc1borf Gar @prfs nrbcitenoer @ric=
fe, gerictb geltern Mbeno inter cilen
Sallfcn t5fablldiclen i,no brab lid)
Dos redJte 9eil1. ST murbe nab Dem
Micrcp Solpital geidafft.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-02
Mpraen Observation-Disclosures

Scr morgige Sornabellb lit bon
g%ilrgertneilter Sp6n gcrpal0 pffiSlel
dis Observation-Disclosures" pro=
%flan1irt morOcl. Die dllBerlt &C.
ldnladpoa allsgciiibrtcn &liDpfe mer-
Ben gum Greiieapou 5ebn Gents Der
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N 'AOO0 ARRA|GNS
 HUGHES AND PARTY
SAYS IMPERIAL PROSPERITY
Declares Election of Hughes Means Roosevelt DictatOrship-Chal Hughes to Tell His Course Lusi- tania Incident.

CHICAGO. Oct. 19.-Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo. in an address delivered here last night in which he arraigned Hughes and the Republican party. He asserted that the Republi- cans are asking the people to imperil the peace and prosperity of the coun- try by trying to elect Hughes, whom he declared to be inexperienced. and wholly unfit to assume the direction of the government in these stirring times, and who, he declared, would be under the dictatorship of Roose- welt if elected. The speaker brought up the Lusitania incident, stating that Hughes had been strong in his criti- cism of the Presidents action in re- gard to the sinking of that vessel, and he challenged Hughes to tell the peo- pie what course he would have pur- sued had he been in the Presidents s chair
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-10-19
SESSION OF
 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

The Chamber of Commerce held its regular session last evening. The usual routine business of the Cham Der was transacted and on motion r.ade and seconded and unanimously passed the present officers of the Chamber were reelected for the com ing term. MT. A. c. Baldwin gave an interesting talk on Valdez, it's past. present and future. and the methods which might be employed to make the city thriving, prosperous commu- nity. His remarks were extremely in- teresting, and were listened to with marked attention.
 The Alexander Fisheries bill, now pending in Congress, was brought up and discussed. It was deemed that certain provisions of the measure were detrimental to the best interests of the territory. and the question of forwarding to Congress protest against the passage of the bill in it's present form was considered. A con, mittee consisting of Walter Elliott. John Emel and Porter King was ap- pointed to prepare form of protest to be submitted to the chamber at the next regular meeting in November.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-10-19
RAILROAD LANDS
 RESTORED ENTRY
ALONG LINE OF THE RAILROAD
Andrew Christensen, Manager Land and Industrial Department An. nounces Land Now Open to Homc- 

A communication from Andrew Christensen, manager of the Land and Industrial Department of the Al aska Engineering Commission, states that certain lands withdrawn by the President for railway and townsite purposes along the line of the new government railway, are now open to homestead entry. The communication reads as follows:
 "On September 20, 1916, Presi- dent Wilson, on the recommendation of Secretary Lane. restored to entry all lands included within Alaska Townsite Withdrawal No. 4, in sec tiois 22, 23, 26 and 27, T. 17 N., R. 1 w., Seward Meridian. This land was withdrawn at time when it was thought that it would be needed for railroad and townsite purposes. The line of the railroad has now been definitely located. end it is found that there is no need for the land. It is located in the Matanuska Valley about One-half mile from the main line of the railroad and within two miles of the new town of Wasilla on the Knik-Willow Creek wagon road and most of 1t has agricultural pos abilities"
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-10-19
PRISONERS FREED
 BY KANSAS MOB

WICHITA, Kan, Oct 19.--A mob of 1000 citizens last night ran Mar shal Grove and his three deputies out of the city of Augusta, an oil town 20 miles east of here, wrecked the city jail and liberated six prisoners, held on petty charges.
 The mob resented the arrest of sev- eral prominent citizens on charges of violating traffic ordinances, because the citizens said the rough streets made 1t impossible to follow the ordi nary rules of the roads. It has been a common joke that the bumps in the thoroughfares were of such size and frequency that they jared out the tail lights of motor cars.
 Last night when William Peel. candidate for the legislature, rode down the main street on a white horse with a lantern held behind him, the jest delighted the crowd on the street but angered the officers. Feels arrest caused a mob to form, which soon began to express its disapproval in threats. A proposal to wreck the jail gained ready attention. After the structure had been damaged beyond immediate use, the crowd marched to Mayor Weidlein's homet to demand the discharge of the entiro- police force but the mayor could not be found.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-10-19

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 19.-A gale of unprecedented violence swept tho Gulf coast yesterday. Beginning at 2 o'clock in the morning the wind increased steadily in violence until 1t attained a velocity of more than 100 miles an hour. Heavy damage was done all along the coast, and fears are entertained for the safety of a number of small craft known to have been out at sea. At Fort Morgan near Mobile, several houses were blown down, and the telegraph and telephone wires are down for many miles in every direction. From many points reports have been received of wrecked or badly damaged, but so far only one or two lives have been reported lost.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-10-19
Weather Inside Moderates.

The interior weather has moder- ated somewhat since yesterdays re- port. 25 above being the coldest re- corded between the coast and Fair banks, the thermometer standing at that figure at both McCallum and Ho- gan with Fairbanks and Copper Gen. ter recording the highest tempera- ture at 32 Snow is falling at Gull kama. Copper Center. Tonsina. Teik- he'll and Beaver Dam.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-10-19
Denies the Report.

NEW YORK. Oct. 19.-Edward Rickard, an American, who has spent some time in London returned here today on the steamer Ryndam. He stated that Regent Street, London, was not damaged by bombs dropped from Zeppelins during the raid of September 23. He states that he has ibeen through the street many times :since that date, and up to the time lhe left London, less than week ago, tthe stneet had not been touched by Hlnmbs or any other war missile, and WAS .not injured in any way.