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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-28
Sri. Marjorie 2orman biirftc luicbc-
rim III Tapcnpurt fir glnti=
MISUNDERSTANDING
ipredjcn.

@ie perla1tet, lit es sen anti=
s%llffra9ettcn Der Staot aellrngen,
Sri. 0tarjorie German 5l1 bepegen,
abermals it Iapenport einen Gor=
trag gegen oas 5raltenitin1mre6t gu
i6alten. Nls Sri. Iprman am 81.
Mpril I'M Iimes= Ml1oitorium ipradL
6atte iid cine iold)e Menidpnmenge
einge1llroen, oab es elm Ding Ser
llnnoglidfeit NOR, iamn1tliden Ser
lonen Ben 3utritt 81 Dem auDitoril1ll1
5u %gemabrel1, unO iornit rnuBten piele
Eerlolen Die &alle p%erlaiien, pbne
Der in Der ga115en Union befannten
por5iigliden &eol1erin 5ulal1iden 51
fonllen. Sullte Sri. Iorn1all nad)
Davenport fommen, 10 miro lie in eli
ner grDbere1 Salle einen gortrag
.balten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-28

f%iirtportet. 9ieie 11nterlu6ung lpa be-
lo1lpers anfbeden, ob Sic pben anae=
fibrten uno bon Sen Sltderbdnblcrn
anfgeiteaten 8ebal1ptllnscn Sen gbatz
iad)e,t entiprcden. ober ob bieueidt Ser
3udertruit bie l1riade fir biele @reisz
tbelterang lit. Sir bie1e Iestere Mn<
rmbme lpri6t Der 11mlfan5, bab Dor
etipas iiber einem SATIRE Die 3uferz
prcile slcidfalls seipaltig in sic @Dbc
gegangen tparen, a6er ie6r balb tire
1torn1ale Gage ipieocr a%nnabmcn, als
cine l1nterlltdltns in sic 8ege geleitet
tpltrbe. W'an bebauptete oomals, baB
IN gllba nnb OH Sen anbcren 3rfer
proon5irenoen Elaeen getpaItige @orz
rdtbe BON, Sen gertretern hes Srults
a%ufgefanft tpprben leien nnS 5uriidgez
balten tpiirben, Inn Sen 9reis fiinItlid
in Bic SDbe 8t treiben, inns icbt lol es
genal bas iel6e Man0ber fem. Sc 1tebt
NIT 8eltimat6cit 5u erlparten, baB Ser
s3llder iebr ba6 ipieber 51 eri6ipingz
liden Rrctlen b%erfal1ft ipcrben ipiro,
lpenn bic &egierltne cine eingebenbc
Inter ltdllng einlcitct n1b @aBno6e
men trifft, Sic Sdulbigen CUR gerantz
iiportlrng 51 5ieben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-28
&riessbilocr init Grlanternnscm pu,
2cmtma1t Mlfrcb Mu1r, Sas
Seitc, oas ic ge5eigt
mltr0c.
oelrtider Sffi3ier miro me-
gen &cinri1 @riem's Gortrag
lpater llod)mals na6 9aper1=
port fomnlen:
@iloer iolle1 bellte nod1mals ge5eigt
nll0 erlGl1tert merDen.

@unoerhar; oos bette, mos bier ie
ge5cigt moroen lit; lteben ein5ig in
|ibrer grt So; oas 5ebens4pert6eltc,
pas je IN Davenport ge5eigt muroe.
- Iiele uno Gbllide Mel6unaelt
lp1rben Der &eoaftion BON Ser Sc
m%ofrat" 9eltern Mbeno na6 sdluB
Der acknowledgements telllt11g i'm @ar=
Gen=Mrt Sreilllfttbeater t%elepfoniid)
51gerufen, trotoem mir natiirlib lel=
Der einen Sertreter sur Mmiidt ser
&iloer geid)idt baben.
v1iele 8iloer iino SOS bette, oas
mir bier ie geieben baden. 9a5u
fonl11ell nod Die por5iiglider, ialb=
gen1aBen grfldrunger1 bon 2eltnaltt
Mltreo Mobr, Ser iabrelang ols 81
fi5ier in ser Oemtl6en Nrmce inn ssN1=
lno auslanoe tbatig aepelen mar,
rtef nns SEER @uitao &aic, SEQ. COS
@eif 8. StraBe, Elm itanoiger 2eier
BON Ser 9emofrat" iibcr 0as Icle=
p6on SIT. u9eeben pielen Ieutiden
.botten li6 alld) mebrere Mmerifal1er
IN Dem G6eater cingefmnoen, benen
.oieagiloer Damn oauh in englii1er
Sprade erflart mltr6elt."
Die @an0el6ilber, mcldp iiber eir=
talllellb peridieoenc S5el1en BON ser
oel1tld)en slrmee l1nb Morine oarltel=
len, linO BON Sem in Ser gan5en 8elt
'befanl1tcn &il1ema=N botogrQpben Io=
1olo 16omplon al1fgenorn1el1 nor
ben m1o ieten ltd) aus iiber 5000
SUB 6ilms 5ulammen.
8igoltilde &riegsihiffe, maridi=
re1loe 6eutide 5oloatel1 in Ssranf-
reid, angreifeaoe uno ltiirmen6e Sit
lal1terie, bic alles Acknowledgements Or
ttlerie, Gropiant5iige, 3erlt6rnng
aar5er Staote, Seeion 1la9 2egion,
Mrnree nod Mrmee, i'm Stl1rme mir6
alles ero6ert. Mamentlid, Sic mltl1<
oerbare @r6eit bes Mptben @rel1ses,
Der sSSltgeltonebr, Ser 93pt6e @relr3=
@n1loe, ridtige S1ladtfeloer, sic
M11griffe in @elaien, Irargteidl in
9egpptell, Ser a%rieasboien 5u aiel
1lno @il6elms6ooen, ser aailer @il-
%belmfanol, Die Mrbeit ser Mptben
&rell5 s(eroplanc, Die ~ 3entia1eter=
@eIdiite, Die Morier, Maldinsl1qe-
-ipeDre, aanonen, fltr5 einige 1000
s5elren iperoen bem 9lt6lifl1m Dor
sltgen gefii6rt uno iabgenGB bon ei=
mem sadperltan0igen, einem iriibc-
rem oe1tlcben SffiSier, erflart ur6 err
.lalltert. Nicmono iolte p%crieblen,
|oiele giloer, bie unaefdbr oas @elte
|filro, mos es olf oieiem @ebicte gibt,
51 beiidtigen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-28
Sur sic 9emtfcbc 9acbc.

felt fit cine iiberol,s quite, eole ms
bod)ber5ige Sade.
SEER @riem miro m6brcno icires
.hicligcn Anientbaltes Ser Galt bon
@errn ltno 6ralt 6ranf @. W1ueller
lcit.
Sic Sal1gcr ul1o sic sargerinnell
Der @eiangsleftion Der I%apcrlpprt
Illrngcmeinoe mcrbcn t llld)t, jid)
pllllttlib llln odlt .llbr Mbcl1os in Ser
@alle ein5ufinoen.
2eltnallt Ilfreb Mobr fam eelterl1
Mbello in Die Geoaftipl1 bon Ser De-
mofrat" unb 0riidtc lein @coallerlr
oarilber aus, OaB oie bon linn bier
ge5el9tcn bel1tidpn &ricgsbilber, sic
llbrlgels erltflallig lno Dos Bette
lillo, oaS bier je porgefiibrt murbe,
NIT Dem Gortrag bon @rn. Griem in
&ontlift fomrlell. 2clltnaut Mobr
bot ltd) oager entidloiien, III einigen
@od)el n%od)ntals nod Davenport SIT
INN bier ieine giloer oerl
Iclttld)cn nno Ilnerifa1ern Ser
III engliidcr nno bcl,tlder
Sprad)e SIT erflaren.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-28
@iaiam @nllinscr ppn &c Sitt 80
SATIRE alt.
(Spe5ialoepeide bon Ser 1eno=
fratM.

3egSitt, So. Ben 81. Mai 1916.
SIM &reile %lei11er 5ablreidcn Trern=
De, Germanoten l1lb @efalrlten 1ei=
crte geltern @err 8iliam Sl1llinger
Don @eit IegSitt Sic 80. @ieoerfebr
leineS geamenstages. SEER @uain=
ger beiaB bier frit6er groBere Iarm=
lal1oer nt1o 5og iid Dor eil1cr Neibe
BON Sa6ren sur Gllbe 5l1riid. Grit
fllr5lld feierten 6err n1o Irou Sui
llllger l6ren 81. 5od5eitstag. Shire
&inoer iino: Gniee @uui1gcr, d.
SnQinger, Sri. Milie @ullinger, Ga=
mal1de, Iral1 Sobn Mllocrlelr, @elt
Gegsitt, 6ran @ia Meper, glpira,
Sri. Soa Sl1llinger BON Soma Gitp
lt11o cine gn5abl gnfel m1o @rob=
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-28
Big M Die 3a6ne bc,uaffnctcr Meri-
fancr luir0 Dcrlaftct.

Sole @alia6a, Elm bis an Sic 3a6=
he NIT 1old 11no &epolper bepaff-
meter Merifaner, muroe geltern
slbello bon ben 8e6eimpoli5ilteu 9i=
1bop n1o &innep in 9egleitung iei-
l1er 2anoslellte alltonio 9iga n1o Gi=
earoa Gomanos perbaftet. @ie aus
Glld)ern, Die Galinoa in leiner Gaide
Dattc, 81 erie6en lit, fat oicicr in get=
telloprf, mo- ct init ieinen &oaegen
.arbcitet, ein ldppungbaites 9icrge=
ld)aft betrie6en. gr miro iebt fir Sic
s~tootsampaltidaft lpegen Sragcns
berborgener @aifeu gebalten, tpab=
reno leine &ameraben meger onge6=
li6en @aga6nnoirens Sen gonntaq
IN elmer 3ele oes neutrality-suspicious.
tiers perbringen miilien.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-28
Sfene Mnsei9en.
Mm;cige

Sreunben ltnb 8efannten Diermit
Die traurige Ma6ridt, DOB meiu 9ez
liebtcr @atte, mei1 lieber Gater,
@rpbbater n1b @rl1ber,
SenrD Mtobr
am Sreitag, Sen 20. Meai, Madbmittags
I'M 2 l1br 10 Min., nab Iangem,
ldtperen 2eiben i'm SITTER bon Sc Sabz
rem, s Mp1aten nnb 10 9agen Ianft
entIdlafen it,.
@as Acknowledgements finbet an,
Gonntag, Ben %. Maai, Nadymittags
I'm 3 l1br, bpm Srmterbauie, $50. Ga
Ilma &be., alts naG Dem Sairmount
Sriebbofe ftatt.
linn titles 8cileib bitten sic tiefbez
trilbten 5interbliebeuen:
MarD MsDJr, eeb. geberin,
Satin,
Srau Sratf @ioisen, gcb. Mobr,
Mnita $. Mspbr,
Srall 2Dnis Moe0er, geb. MoDr,
SDbn s.. Mpbr,
Mnta q. Mubr,
9I6crt 6. NipIr,
Selma 6. Mpbr,
nebit Sdipiegerfinbern, gnfeln. Sc
fdpiitern unb gertpanbten.
M.27.2S.t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-28
gerlauet: Maoden fir arlaemeine
9%al1sarbeit. &a65ufragen: Sarmer'a
9otel, 212 Gcott Ctr. 23.1@

2a1b = golpi1e Snbian meicrpati>
on, 8aibington, iebt nffen fir Mniiez
nelnng. Sic 8iebnng finbet am 81.
ssSnlt ltatt. gttpa 100000 Mder Qanb.
Srlldtz, Sarm< nnb @eibeIdnbereien.
goll ltanbtge, in Seftinnen abgetbeilte
@arte uno geidreibung poitfrei 5uges
lanot nod gmpfang bon $1.OO. 5ols
oaten. Iatroien (ober berc1 Sralen)l
aus benz 8iirgerfriege ober bem ipas
mild : amerifaniiden @ricge f1int,en
iid BET Dem Igenten regiitriren laIen.
s1reibcn Sic inns ipegen Sormulare.
Die mir fret 5nienben. snnifb & Mes
Grca, 3immer 651, eagle Builoina,
Spofane. 8alb. 18mai,2M.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-28
Charles &linbt, iriibcrer 2apcnpur=
ter, ltir6t i'll WieGanslano.
(Spe5ialoepclde bon Ser Ienlo=
\ frat")

WcGa1slo1b, SSa., 81. Mai. Gbar=
es &linot, Gin friibcrer Gapcnporter,
ltarb bier beltc Mprgc1 I'M Sitter bon
go Sabren an einem galagalliall.
Gr NOR leit 5ebn Sogen an oas 8ctt
aefellelt gelpelc1. Die 9eiletnng cr=
1olgt Wiontag %9fad)mittog Inn 2 llbr
auf Sieojc'S 1rieobof IN Scr Nabe
bon bier.
@crr &linot crblidtc an1 13. 1e=
5enlber 1856 5u Davenport SOS 2idt
Der @clt ulo 1pobllte bis Dor 5ap0li
Sa6ren al1f elmer IN Ser Nabe bon
McGallslano gelcgenen 6arm. 81
mobl1te nit einem Srlloer @ernlal1
lirlo elmer SblpeIte Gn1lla 5uium=
rlen. Serncr miro ct bon ei11em Grit
Der 8ilian1 bon Song Grope n11o Ell
1lcr Sdppeiter, Irmu 2ena Matb boz
9fiperlioe, SSa., ilberlebt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-28

red)t pielc @eidafte crleoigt rperoelb.
Ger Mbel1o perlief in ser 6cfa1u1tesr1
gemlitbliden @eiie. Rad0iebeno sic
Mitglieoer Ser @iloe, Qpelde o~erlel=
ben lett Dem Sabre 1891 a@nge6oren
1t1o Die geitern ibr @bren5eiden pcr=
abreidt erbieltcn: &eiuri6 s.. 9aar=
mann, Sobann S6rooer, Serolo
@a1len, S. 81. @ee1t, sSSobn gartels,
,Sogn @%ltDlmann, &einrid 5dret6,
$. 2. Sacobs, Sobn 5deel.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-28
2pfaler @etterberidjt.

8abenport, q. Mai.
1urdidnitts Barometer tano 29.S4
Gurd)ldl1itts . Semperatl1r . 70
Sodite Iemperatltr bel1te /. 76
gtiebriglte Iemperatl1r lebte Madt ga
gtprmale Semperatur fir 33
Sabre 65
9nrhidnittlide Seuatiofeit Der
2ltft -. "a
Mieoerid)lag in "a Stunocn O.54
Gorbcrridenoe @in0ridtlng MS.
@ailerltallb lm1 Z llbr Morgens 9.S
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-28
Observation-Disclosures.

Die l1a6itebenoen % al1crlalt6nib=
ldeine apnroen geItern erpirft:
No. 617 3ittmer StraBe. - Sent
III Gall, gigentbiimer ltnb 9alttrter=
nebmer. Gin Sdlppen gum &olten=
anidlag bon $50.
go. 20O6 Soma 5traBe. Sir
Us. 9. 9efer oils 9unltnternebmer
u1o gigentbiimer. ss(nbertbolbl totfi<
geS 5a6ge6alloe 5um &oltenanj6lag
bon $4,000.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-28
5cicr bcs 27jGhriaem @cic1cms Scr
Glms @rDtb 8il6c.

Mit ioit alien W}itgliebern ampe.
leno lnuroe geItern Mbeno i'm 6rieno=
lD Sonle in feierlider @eiie bas 27=
jIbrige 9elteben ser CLANS Grot6
@iloe geieiert. Ga 10 piele Mitglie-
Der ampelen0 maren, fonnten audi
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-28
@etterberidjf.

8albingfon; %. Mai.
Sir Sllinois: 1beilpeiie triib Soltn=
tag aino Mortag, lpenig 9(enOe=
rl1ng in Iemperatur.
Sir Soma: gorberrid)en6 Better
Sonntag unb .Montag; ipenig
Nenoerllng in Sen1pcrotl1r.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-28

~ Saben sic i6on 0Io miliion
8ier probirt? @leid nit Dem beiten
importirten 8ier ln6 empfohlen bon
oen 9oftoren. &od Ssla1p6 @reming
Gnmpann. M11a.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-28

gerlanst: Gin @ann ODER Srau. en-.
ga8irt in einem sroBen gtabIifement.
Inn als infer 8ertreter gu fungiren.
Gin gutter geroient Tam ersielt tper4
ben. pbne baB es binberli9 NIT Der req
g1laren Grbeit lit. gnlpfebIungen ae4
tpiinidt. Goreiie inter .152", .Ses
9entptrat". 2O.6a
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-28

- " IN Der w tlhtnappbett
nab Mt0Jli9fett. ob5u6elfen, Dat hie
Gemeinoe &obll9eib (975O Gtulpof>
l1sr) cine GeineiRoe.M il9mItal eins
sertdtet, in Del ieht IL aus 8eltfaz
len be5oscne Gemeinbcz Mil@tiibe lie.
fen. Mit Der pol1 a%usndrts be5oz
genen Iiil@ fann ole @emeiaoe iebt
tdgli9 800 bis $50 Sitter Mil9 oil
tiuberreid)e Tamilien unb fir @dus-
hinge abge6en.
Cine neue @9reibmoz
idinenumi6altung fir Gtnarmae
bot ein &D~nigsberger Grfinber, rHz
mems Gtorer, frnltrutert. M;t Sill.
fe ttefer nmibaltuag permag Der
ginarmige nit BET l9reibenben 5ano
idneI uno ii6er um5ufhulten. Daz
Eel beoarf bic G6reiblna16ine teines
beionberen Mnboues; bic gorrt9z
tuns labt 1i9 leiGt on fait ollen
GGreima16tnen anbrinaci1.
y gerbangnts g. 9an1el:
Robert, nos 10 grantt9? Sdeint
Dir net rebt 5'lammengang'n mit'n
Tenfterln PEI Der l90nen &eii?"
8aberl: 80 met, ipenn balt q
8erbdngnis oa5nii9en timmt, tannfl
mir mad'n!"
Sanfel: n9ot 81 epper Ser Sof=
6u1tb in bic Wobeln biHen?"
8aberl: n9Ds g'rao' net, accr &
5eniter bats ber6dngt g'babt!"
c. MadIiatsDol1. Sungsez
lsle: Sd 3Dre, Die Mai6frau mar
eben bier. Marum BADEN sic tie
benin nidt beremgelaHen?
9ienitmab9en (neu bonn 2anbe 5u<
ge5ogen): @ndoiser !5err, i9 oa9te,
es tit better, tie tleibt brauBen. 9ie
Wal9frau laste namIid, tie babe =
Maai6etten for Sehnenl
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-28
Mnicnm scr Mcaocmp Of Sciences
gclttc gcDffnct. ~ Curator Gaar=
mann Dalt &Drtraa.

3as Mrtlelrm Ser Mea6enp Of
Sciences miro bel1te tpabrenb Ser
Observation-Disclosures ppn 5apei bis flint
ltbr fir 0as allgelneine 9nblifum ge-
ofinet ieill. Tim bier l1br meroen for
bige @anbelbiloer iiher sic IN unjc=
rer l(n1aegen0 lebenoen ipilben GDgel
ge5etgt nnb bon Curator &aarr1arll
llatar crflart merOell. 3l1tritt ait
l1t1O Gortrag lit fret.
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.serlanat: Gin @aod5en, bas Mad>
mittags ein Gin Sabr altes @in6 berz
leben fann. SiadSufragen Bel Sral1
S.S. s'pinet, 1900 @iplep @trabe.
24.18t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-28

Sa n%erfamfcn: goncrete= Wiiger gum
garga1nzRreiS sl pcrfaltfen, ipcnn TO-
gle1cb genpmnnel. N%nfragc,1 l1nter
ND. 25, Ser 3empfrat". %. 1887.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-28

3m permictben: Gin glltes Iuftiaes
Gunner bel elmer Grioat : Samilic.
@ad5lfraacl in Ser office bes Ser
9empfrut". 27.1Nt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-28
Gtn rober, wnnbtr SAILS
@iro baIb better, ,ucu,t Sic Mulerprc
gebrandcn.

lilb MniterpIe 5iebt feline gra1ett. mic
Oieies onrd) bas altnlooi1de Geilfpfiaifer
gcidab. Sdnlicrcn Sic e cil1fnd, NIT
Den Sii,aerr alif. gs brinat BON 1eIbif
Gin, crreidt Die ipnlloc Steile. fa,1ot aIse
nalp on EN- ipe1llg 5t fibeln, bcbt Den
Sllital1ora19 1r,o 5iebt ollie Sdu1er3el1
aus.
Mititcrole lit cine reine, tpeiSe Collie.
aus Senfol bereitet. Mid)ts arberes bers
ld)afft. 10 1dlnea @rleidterll1a ii, SSdIlen
ppf1 9alsleibell, 8rprd,itis, SriiIenae=
ldlip1llt, @rdlille, iteifcn &accu, Itenbe~
ldiperpell Merpenidmer3, &opfipeb, SLUT
a1lordllg, Scitcnltedpel1, Hbcunatismts.
:9lsftlpcb, Sdmcr5en I'M Miiden u,1b in
pen @licocrn, GerItal1dltl1a, 1dhrnershafte
Wfisfelt. Gcrleturlge,1, Sroltbe,1let, err
frorene Siibe, @rl1ltIcibcn (berbiitet pftz
mails 2lntgenentsiinbuna). Nidlts 0bnz
lih 10 gut ols MmiterDIee fit ai1Ser rntt
Salsbrdllne.
gei sSSbrem slpotbefer GIT baben in Csc
lli10 Doc &riiglet11; 1pe3iele @r1fe fir
9olpitalaebralidl, $3.50.
geriidern Sic iid, baB sic bas edtc
0sniterDle erbaIten. GdIaaen Gle aIIe
Nad)abn1l1tee1 ab - nehn1er Gle ridlts
nnoereS. Wln1terpIe Company, glepelanb.
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Bit perfarfcn: Cine. >Gdubreparaz
tlr : @erfitatte nit ollcm Sanblpcrfsz
5ellg. @ntc <nbi6aft mnb in gutter
8e9etn. AadSnfragen in Ser @conomp
Groeerp, 523 Soiua Gtrabe. 28.18
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320=Ndtr=Tarm
81 %Derfanfen
Ben bfiten 8eoiugnugen

Sdnar5e Mlttcrerbe nit 2ebmz
unter9runb; bas 2anb licgt gut. alz
les nnter Efl1l9 nit Mlsnabn1e bon tpcz
mig &cibclanb. Gntes 6 3immerbaus,
gutter Staa unb @etreibclpeider. Yreis
$40 per Icfcr. $4,000 baar; Melt auf
6albe .Sabres : grnte. 3in1en per
sSabr G &ro5ent.
Ghrribcn nbpr 5pheu Gie Sip
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-30

Sidney Anderson returned on the Watson after an extended trip in the States, during which he attended the convention of the National Bankers Association at Kansas City. Mir. An derson is president of the Associ- ation from Alaska.
 The Seward Drug Company store has a hundred dollars of Wilson money which is waiting to be covered. No takers have showed up yet.
 A. D. Estes was in the city yester- day on business from his scene of work out the line.
 Bryce Howard ana Miss Lucille Hallett won the first prize for waltz ing at the dance given by the Moose was most successful and pleasant.
 Old papers for sale at the Gate way"
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BRIEF EXTRACTS
 FROM RECORD OF
 MARINE DISASTERI

Accurate information on the subject is contained in an interesting article by C. L. Andrews, in a recent issue of the Washington Historical Quarterly.
 The first account of a marine acci- dent in Alaskan waters dates back to August, l772, when the Discovery" struck an unknown rock in Queen Charlotte Sound; and the record since that time contains the names of close to four hundred ships which met dis aster on the Northern coast. The money loss runs high up into the mil lions and while the loss of life has been surprisingly slight considering the dearth of life-saving stations, hundreds have paid for the lack or preparedness" in aids to navigation and adequate dragnet surveys.
 The stories of these wrecks make fasinating if not blood-chilling read ing. To repeat even a few of them would not be possible here, but Mir. Andrews account of the loss of the steamer State of California" deal ing with catastrophe still vivid in mind, is by the very reason of it's cold business-like simplicity, so harrow ing, that it is reprinted here for the effect which it may have in rousing public sentiment to more inSistent de- mands for adequate protection of AL askan shipping:
 "On a clear, bright day, August l7th, 1913, the ship left the wharf at the Gambler Bay cannery, swung around from the landing, and settled down on her course toward the mouth of the harbor. Four minutes after she left the dock an uncharted pin nacle rock ripped open the bottom of the boat us she passed over. The ship was headed for shore and the whistle sounded for assistance. With in three minutes after striking the rock the vessel was beached on the rocky shore, and the cannery tugs were on the way % her assistance. No sooner had she reached the beach than the stern settled beneath the surface and she slid back into the deep water, taking with her many of the passengers and crew. The decks were raised as by an explosion; the
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COPPER MARKET STRONGEST IN
 HISTORY

As was very aptly expressed m our metal market review last week the pith of the copper market is that de- mand is in excess of the supply, and the copper market of today is not competitive market by any manner of means.
 That this summing up of the situa- ton was correct is corroborated by the placing last week of the largest single order for copper ever negotiated in the history of the copper trade-Oeing no less than for a total of 44S,OOOOOO lbs. of copper, involving an expendi- ture of approximately $l25.OOO,OOO, and at a cost around present market quotations -27 cts. per pound,
 This order calls Cor practically 90 per cent of Amcrjca's entire output from Jan 1 to July. 1917. Up to June of this year, a period of six months, the Allies purchased copper to the eN- tent of nearly a half billion pounds. Since the beginning of the year in- c'uding the present order Great Brit ain and her allies have negotiated for nearly a billion pounds of copper, in- volvjag an expenditure in the neigh borbood of S2sOOOOOOO.
 The closing of the above order places the copper metal in the strong est position known to the industry and an increase in present price is a logical conclusion.
 It is figured in che copper trade
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that if the enormous opti6na signed are taken advantage of to the full, there can be no reduction in price of copper throughout 1917, which should give all copper companies bigger earnings for a year to come than they have enjoyed in the past year, with consequently liberal distributions to shareholders.
 John D. Ryan, who has read the copper market correctly for so many months, thinks the metal will com mand very high prices for another year. The president of the Anaconda bases this view not only on the foreign situation but the probability that do- mestic industry will be a heavy con sumer of the metal during the next twelvemonth. Incidentally there is talk of a boom in real estate and the building industry as a consequence of cheap money and gold imitation. That, of course, tends to bear out the Ryan idea that home demand for the copper metal is going to be an i'm portant factor in the latter industry Mining World.
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bridge foated off with the captain shouting his orders as it drifted away; the masts went overheard, smashing the boats that lay in their path; and the next moment there was nothing on the surface but a struggling mass of human beings among the wreckage. The cannery tenders and available small boats rendered every assistance possible, but of the hundred and fOrty-six per sons on board the ship, thirty-five went down to their death."
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NOTICE

Any person or persons caught in future entering the school building forcibly or with a pass key will be prosecuted. For any necessary busi- ness the key may be secured from Mrs. Paul, the janitress.
 By order of SCHOOL BOARD.
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BASKET SOCIAL

The Lutheran Ladies Aid of Seward will have a basket social in the base ment of the Episcopal church We'd nesday evening. A short program will be given. Everybodyois cordial ly invited. l0-30-3t.
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c. s. Patten, through the Gateway, desires to issue a challenge to any senatorial candidate toE a joint debate on any political subject, and the Gate way hereby lets the political world knodw tit. In all the Methodis churches of Alaska next Sunday ser mons will be delivered in favor of prohibition.
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The second hand store owned by s. Stalinsky, has moved from Broadway to 5th, next to the Fairbanks hotel, opposite A. B. Hall. If
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
IN PROBATE. In the Matter of the Estate,


 In the Matter of the Estate, Joseph Graham Grimes, deceased. Notice is hereby given by the un- dersigned administrator of the estate of Joseph Grimes, deceased to the Creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers within six months after the first publication of this notice to the said administrator, Edw. T. McNally at the Town of Susitna in the above named precinct and Territory.
 E.DW. T. McNALLY. Administrator of the estate of Joseph Graham Grimes, deceased. First publication October 19, 1916.
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NORTHWESTERN COMING

SEATTLE, Oct. 90. - The North western left on Sunday For Seward she has aboard Mrs. D. Mckenzie, Mrs. J. Gray and E. A. Taylor.
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Just received car load Of fancy assorted apples.-Brown & Hawkins, Quality First"
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NOW ON SALE

Vacuum cleaners. Best made. Reasonable prices. Mt. McA---ey Electric Co.
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We have the finest line of stoves and ranges in Alaska. GROWN & HAWKINS, Quality First"
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NEWS NOTES

George Mirlach went out on the Mariposa to spend a vacation in the states.
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Waterfill & Fransf whSKey at "The Branch"
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Best cigars and refreshments at Terminal Bar. See ad. II-1-ti
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FOR SALE

Nicely furnished cabin for sale cheap. Apply The Bazaar. lO-26-@
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IN THE UNITED STATES COM MISSIONER'S COURT, THIRD DIVISION, COOK INLET PRE- CINCT, TERRITORY OF ALAS KA, SUSITNA.