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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-12-28
DISASTERS ON LAND AND SEA

Thousands of lives were lost during
the year by the sinking Of merchant
vessels and warships as a result OF
their being torpedOed by submarines
or blown up by mines. The greatest
loss Of life In accidents or attacks
of this kind occurred February 26.
when the French cruiser Provence
was sunk In the Mediterranean sea.
and 3,l3O persons were drowned.
April %, more than LOCO lives were
lost In a collision between q Chinese
cruiser and transport.
February 2, the japanese liner
Daijin was sunk In collision and 16O
lives were lost.
February 8. the French cruiser
Admiral Charnier was torpedoed and
sunk with loss of 374 lives. February
III, nine persons were killed when the
opera house at Mexia. Tex. was de-
stroyed by fire. February 20. great
snowslides In the Salzburg alps killed
nearly 100 persons. February %. ten
persons were killed In a triple col
lision on the New York. New Haven
& Hartford railroad. near Bridgeport.
Conn. February 20, an explosion In
a mine at Kempton. w. Va, killed Is
men.
March 5, the Spanish steamer Prin-
cipe de Asturias struck rock and
sank off the coast of Brazil. with q
loss Of 300 lives.
g~It
and many were injured In collision
on the New York Central railroad
near Cleveland. o.
April 10. Kansas and Missouri were
swept BY tornadoes which killed II
persons. June 5. tornadoes killed 81
persons In Arkansas and 40 In other
middle western states. May 8. the
steamer Kirby sank In Lake Superior
and 70 lives were lost. May Is. an
explosion In the Du Pont powder plant
at Gibbstown. N. j.. killed ID men.
Hundreds Of fishermen were lost in
monsoon of the Ceylon coast,
July 20. July "a. q men were killed
by an explosion of gas In a water tun-
mel at Cleveland. o. A trolley wreck
at Johnstown, Pa. took a toll Of Is
lives, August Il. August %. the Unit
ed States cruiser Memphis was
wrecked by a storm In the harbor at
Santo Domingo and Al lives were lost.
Twenty-seven men were killed Sep
TENDER Il. when the central span of q
great bridge being built over the st.
Lawrepce river at Quebec, col
lapsed and fell. September Is, a
great dam near Hannwald. Bohemia,
burst and 800 persons were drowned.
A fire In the Christian Brothers col
iege at st. Louis. Mo-. killed nine men,
October s. and 10 persons lost their
lives In fire which destroyed q hos.
pital at Farnham, Que. October &c.
November 8. the steamers Connemara
and Retriever were sunk by a collision
In the Irish sea and 90 were lost. On
November Z. SO lives were lost when
a Boston IL" car plunged OF q bridge.
An explosion at Bakaritza, Russia.
November p. resulted in the death of
BAL persons.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-12-28
WAR AND THE UNITED STATES

Diplomatic difficulties growing out
OF the war In Europe continued to
confront the United States govern.
ment throughout the past year The
submarine controversy with Germany
which had been more or less acute
since the sinking Of the Lusitania. was
intensified March 2. when the British
Channel steamer Sussex and the Brit
ish steamer Englishman, both of which
carried Americana, were tOrpedoed
and sunk without warning. This oc.
CURED about two weeks after congress.
at the urging OF the president. had re.
fused Ito adopt resolution warning
Americans to remain on armed mer.
chant ships Of the belligerents. The
german government at first denied any
responsibility for the attack on the
Sussex, and on April Is President VII.
son addressed note which amounted
practically to an nltimatum to the Ger.
man government. In this note the pres.
ident declared that unless Germany
Immediately declared and effected an
abandonment of Its methods OF sub.
marine warfare against passenger and
freight-carrying vessels. the United
States could "have no choice but to
sever diplomatic relations with the
German empire altogether" Ger
many's reply to this note. received In
Washington May 8. promised compli.
ance In the future with the laws of
warfare I'm Its submarine operations.
A supplementary note from Berlin. re.
ceived May 10. admitted that the Sus-
sex was torpedoed. expressed regret.
offered indemnity and declared that
the submarine commander had been
punished. No further serious contro.
versy occurred with Germany until
after the sinking Of the Marina. with
Americans aboard. October %. 1t was
charged that the vessel was torpedoed
without warning. After an investiga-
ton Germany assumed responsibility
for the sinking Of the boat. declaring
that the captain Of the submarine
thought the Marina an armed trans
port.
An interchange of notes between the
United States and the entente govern.
ments. regarding the seizure and exam.
lnation Of American mails. was produc
tive of little result. In several CON-
munications Great Britain and France
insisted upon their rights TO examine
neutral mails. but on October L. they
made some slight concessions. promis-
ing to Improve the mail service be-
tween America and neutral countries.
A blacklist against American firms
and individuals, charged with dealing
with Germany. which was published
by Great Britain July 1s. and by
France August Q, brought emphatic
protests from the United States gov
eminent. but on November Ii Great
Britain formally rejected the American
protests, declaring that the blacklist
WAS not aimed ut neutrals.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-12-28
POLITICS IN OTHER LANDS

The Sim Fem revolt In Ireland, the
establishment of revolutionary gov
ernment In Greece, the proclamation
OF Poland as an independent nation by
Its Teutontc conquerors and the res
torati0n Of the republic in China, con-
stituted the most important develop
ments Of political nature Inf coun-
tries outside Of the United States In
1916.
An official mandate. issued March
-, announced the abandonment of the
Chinese monarchy and the restoration
Of the republic which had been dis
placed by the monarchy during the lat
ter part of 1915. Yuan Shi Kali an
nounced his rejection of the emperor
ship and resumed the presidency of
the republic. June 6. Yuan Shi Kai
died suddenly and Yuan Ii Hung be.
came president.
The Sim Fein rebellion In Ireland
was precipitated on April Is. when Sir
Roger Easement. former consular off,
Ger Of the United Kingdom. was cap
tured while attempting to land In Ire
land from Germany and a German
ship loaded with arms to be used in
an Irish uprising was sunk while at
tempting to land the arms, April "a,
the Sim Fem rebels seized parts Of
Dublin and serious fighting In the
streets followed. The revolt spread,
and on April n martial law was de-
clared over the entire island. April
Is, loyal troops took st. Stephens
green In Dublin from the rebels. cap
turing 400 of them, and the following
day, Peter Pearse. president of the
Irish Republic" surrendered. The
next day the main body Of the reb-
els surrendered. May 3. Pearse. Thomas
J. Clark and Thomas McDonagh. lead
ers Of the revolt, were executed In the
Tower Of London, after being found
guilty Of sedition ut q military trial.
Ten other leaders Of the rebels were
executed during the next few days.
June 70. Sir Roger Easement was
placed on trial for treason In London.
He was convicted and sentenced to
death June % and the sentence was
executed by hanging In Pentonville
prison, August 3. Following the Sim
Fem revolt. IN effort was made by the
government to bring about a compro-
mise which would result In the grant
Ing Of home rule to Ireland Mt once,
but the effort was fruitless
The revolutionary movement In
Greece. which resulted In the forma-
tion Of q provisional government by
fermer Premier veniselos, grew out Of
the refusal Of King Constantine to
be drawn into the war On the side Of
the entente allies. September q. the
island Of Crete seeded from Greece,
and on September o, Former Premier
venizelos and Admiral Coundouriotis
issued a proclamation declaring the
establishment Of a provisional govern.
ment for Greece.
The independence of Poland. which
had been wrested from Russia by leu
tonic arms, was proclaimed by Ger.
many and Austria, November 5.
The death Of Franz Josef. emperor
Of Austria Hungary, which occurred
November q, was expected In some
quarters to be productive Of events
Of far-reaching importance from q po.
liticai viewpoint In the dual monarchy.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-14
9ente letter sas fir Bic 8caell,ns
Der MDbelle.

Gin S%eoerna11n, Ser iid elm Mao=
DELI oes @eloenfrel13ers vgmoenA
ODER oes l1sgootes u9eutidIanb" be-
iteaen miQ, Der nebn1e beutes Die &C.
leger1beit lpabr nno lebe iid| mit
&errn Seinrih @eioner, SEQ. 72G
Meit 6. StraBe (8ao. 1SS6=D), Dem
offi5iellen 8ertreter bes beutlfer
Seemannsbeimes IN &obofel1, q. S.,
in gerbinoung INTO beltelle iid eir
Sdiffsmooel. gefanntIi6' iirb mo-
mer1tan iiber 10000 beutIde SEE.
lelte i'm 2a1lbe internirt nllo piele
bon ibl1en perbielten iDret l1nterbal1
NIT Der Seriteatng oieier MoOeue
oie aus Metan aegpiien iin6. Dit
WooeQe bil6en nette gr%iefbeidtpere,
uto nit benz &aui berielben n1aht
man nid)t ni1r idDne 8eibnadtsge
lbenfe, lolabern forbert a1td) elmer
gltten l1no mobltbatigen 3med. Ser
Weioner miro Davenport an, Conn
tag Mbe1lb p~erlaiien, INN nad SO
bofcn 5lriifSufe1ren.
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2apenport aife Underwriters NilO-
ciatiuu le,tte in Sihunn.

Sic erite gerinmnll1ng nj oieier
Sailon Der 3apenport Site l1nber=
n%riters' aiiociQtion finbet beute Mit-
tag I'M Commercial Club itatt. 9ie
Ser ammlung, on Der iid ungefabr
5man5ig Mitglieoer betbeiligen uer-
ben, miro ltm balb 1 ubr CUR Sro=
ttltlttg gerufen peroen. Site Gene
raj nto a1toere gerliaerungsagenten
llttlerer staot fonncn Mitglieber Ser
8elelli6aft meroen. @as idbrlide
aroBe @anfett Der @eielidaft oiirfte
ol,6 ldon in ben nadlten @pden ab=
gebalten 1perben. $. 8. @iQiams,
Der Hraii6ent Der gclnannten gerei11i=
gl1tg, Ser 1T Saint 2ol1is ser Matio=
nalfonpentipn beipdbnte, miro bel ser
belltigen geriammlung ei,1elt 8eridt
eritatten.
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observation-disclosures

Sic naditebe,tbelr 9auennnbniB-
id)cine mnroen geltern ~ermirff:
@iaiam Gutter, eimltDdiaes 5ah-
merfbalts, 1904 Main Str, 81 900,
@iaiom Mieberg, 5meiitodiges
sSahmerfbaus, 1923 Is. II. Str,
$1,000. :
5roil Miller> @eparatllrc,l, 1925
golp0ith Str, $75.
8. Sub, &eparatlrrell A. stroBe,
stpiidcn 5flnlore lio aiilsport5,
$10O.
@eorae Can't, Garage, Marq,lette
lno Sigh Str $500.
S. 9. 5iolar, Siittc, 1921 Drilling
tom Ipellle, $100.
3apcnport 9SaIting ans @rain
Company, 5. nno 5aplpr straBe,
cinltodiger anbalt gum &oitenor1=
lblqg bon $1,000.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-14
Deute Der 8robc Napierta8
pcs 9auoza=Sano=GlMb.

Gin ieoer giirger Daoenports
rin11nt reyes %sssnterelie oil Dem @ad)-
len, @Iiiben nr1b @eoeiben bess2enb.
a-San6 Club, 9apenports %apanoerbas
ret Jrauenpereinigung. Selte bolt
nun sic gcrcinisung 1pieoer ei,1l1al
eia,et @apier- lnb Cumming OBJ 81
Sem ieber @in5elue leiue &apier- nllb
gummiabfd1le itiften lollte.
Sic @eldaftsleute lifte,1 eanse
golen 8apier u,1o Die &ausiraue1
unlercr 5tabt iinoioamit beihdftigt,
ibre Gapter- uto @ummiabfalle, ate
s3eitnngen, @Ider etc, 5uiatnmert5l-
ldriiren unb fir sic 2cnO<a-Sano
Girls sllrebt5upaden. .
9iejenigcn &orporationelt, melde
oem 2eno-a-Sa11o Club lire Motor-
laltuagen fir bag Mbbplen Der Ha=
pierabfalIe our 8erfueu1lg geltelt boz
ben, 1ino: IS. g. Sobniph Ilonr 60,
sSSnoepenoel,t @afing So, Merdants
Iransfer, 9apis & @riebt, 9nlligdn
ganop Co., @alligan Coffee So, gri-
Igitp electric Sl,pplp 60, Wattbes
IGoaI So, Nboenir Wiilline So, Stef-
fen 2eatber So, 9apenport &oofing
60, @crnentin &aromqre 60, 9a-
benport STIFF Co., Gllerinf Saromare
Co., MDnn Ylnn,bing 60, @bitc
|War6 21rnber Co., 9aperport See
go, 9apenport Saib & 9oor Co.,
aobrs Nading, 60, Jrend & Sedt,
@apenport ginegar Co., $. 6.
5dnliot electric 60, SriSgiM 8latc
See Co., 5mitb 8ros. & Bdtr0if,
SurnrneI Courage, 8ettenborf Wetal
WbecI Co., gniloers' Cine & Sc
mclrt Co., Mrmour & 60, ga6ltDp
|go., Seiffert 2l,niber So, 9apenpori
SIour ono Seed, gnert & @idter.
Wartin WoobssGo, 6rabm Goal So.
BcmzSoaes 60, SrterItate Material
So.
esssn ben 8o6noiitriften ioIlten 6it
@apiernbf6le nm elm l1br &a1mit.
tags por Ben &austbiircn an Der
aantItein gelegt merben, bamit III
bon Ben 2eno-a-6mb-Mabels einge'
iammelt pernen fonnen. @elddfts'
llclte IN Der unteren Sta6t meldt
9apierabfauc fir Sen 2enb-a-Sani
Club ltiften molten, mer6e,t eriudt
bas 9iiro bes 2enb-a-Snno Club telc
pboniid (9apenport 1922 5ats benad,
rihtigen.
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nus n@crt@tem.

S. q. COOPER licb geItern I'M Na-
bon 6ral Sclma Magnus cine
Sbeioungsflage gege,t @nitape Miag-
nus ipegen angeblider grailamer
lln0 lmmenidlider gebanblung BIT
dler. 9us Ser @etition lit 5a erieben,
baB ous Gaar iid am 3. M1r5 1918
permablte uno big por flir5er 3eit 5u-
lammenlebtc. Die &lageriat %perlanat
lnonatlide Min1etlte 5lnt 8etrage
bon $50 nrD eiucl1 @inbnltsbefeW,
Der ihren @atten %berbiuoert, Tie 5u
eellden.
Die nad}Itebenoen Seiratbgerlalib-
nibideil1e pnroen geitern ertpirft:
garl &am0orf @beatlatl0, mn0
Glitter 2mtbans Clinton, SSa.
Widael Hllefer, 9apelport, uno
WarD @agl,er, Bottle Greet, Mid).
1as geitamelit bon @eprg grlill-
aiea lpur0c geltern bon DEM MntpaIf
George 6. 9libbe1 gum, Nad,laB &C.
blldt. 5rall 1pra 8runnqllel, Ole
@atttn ocs 8erltorbenet, miro als
Gel Observation-Disclosures ln1o l1niper-
lalerbin eil,gelctt.
Ger Nro5eB bon 2ouiir AppeI BON
Buffalo gegen Die Stabt Buffalo
puroe aeltern al,f 8eranlalinng oes
Mnipalts Der alagerin, DTS @ilbredl,
aus ben Gerid)ten gepieicn. Die ala-
ge lpllroe eingcleitet, neil cine Der
|Staot ge6orise Waiierrobre platte
llno Dos ansitromenoe @uiier oel
Seller Der 'alagerin fiiacn lieb.
Der Oftobertermin oes Scott.
eoiintp Neutrality-suspicious. beginnt nit
Dem 81. Sftober. 8is 5ll1, 90. OF
tober miiiien ale Yro5eiie in ben &C.
ridtsbofet bon Mid)tar SO. S. 9o-
regalt lao S. 9. Sets gebuht leill.
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8ont 9opc abbcrmtcn.
Traa 5rcoerida s. &lctty, scborenc
Qiifr.

SIM Sitter bon einlnoneun5ig Sob
rcit pcrIdieO gelterni Nadmittag 6rall
6reoericfa 6. &Iettp, cine Ser ute.
ltcit 9iirgerinnen uniercr Sta0t, I'M
@altlc ibrer Sud)ter, Tralt u. g. Gel.
lit, SEQ. 17O6 9rabp Strabe.
Die Dabingcidicbeie lpar sic @at-
tin bon @errn &enrp 81. &lettD, Ser
Dor eli Sabren bas 3eitIidc icgnete.
6ram alettp erblifte aan g.. Mai 1926
I'M aonigreih Sud)let bas 2idt Scr
Ielt ntb fam fms nad ibrer Ger-
mablins I'M Sabre 1868 mad Sci,
gereinigten Stoatcll, 100 lie iid nit
ibrem @attell crit ~iabrelong I'M Often
alfbielt. Nah 1onenport fam Sralt
alettp crit nod, oem i'm Sabre 1905
erfolgten Mblcben hires @attcn. Die
1abingcidieDcne miro BON Dett uad)-
ltebenocn ainoern iibcrlebt: Sralt g.
5agans BON Nittsburgb, 9a., Senrp
y. &lettD BON @ittsburgb, @ilIiam
q. &lcttD bon Chicago llnO Srau 81.
6. 1elIitt bon 3%apcnport.
Sic Seit ser 9eeroigl,ng miro lpa4
ter bcfannt gernadt merben.
Jrait Mnna ~. 9Ql.
5ralr M1u1u 30. 1aQ pcrld)ieo ger
tern M6enb fl,r5 Dor adt llbr nad)
tangent, Idpperen 2eibcn in ibrer, go.
1410 @elt 4eaialt Strabc >gelegc-
lten 9einte.
Die Gabingeibiebene erblidtc 5l1
8gdernforbe in Shleslpigz@pliteiu an,
80 Jebruar 1889 bas 2idt Scr @elt
rH6 bermablte iid) ON IL. Mopcmbcr
init Scrrn Mltbreas 1au. sSsnl
1898 manbcrtc bas Gaar 1tah
4at @ereinigten 5taaten aus nl,o
.fdm brett nah Davenport. SEER
Gal 9ing Ieiner 8attin Dor 5ebn 900
1aten int Gooe ppral1s.
Gie 8erltorbene miro bon Sen nads
ifebenbet &iHloern iiberlebt: Mid 9aa.
in Slrant, 4eter 3au in Sllnbllrp,
SSa., Sobn Iall in 9urant, Irall
Mirnie Maion, 5ral, GbriItina Stabl
SSrau @nna <ee, ioiuie BON 19 g,1-
fell1.
Die 8eiietrung erfolgt Montag
I'M slpei l1br bonn Irall-
er6allic, go. 141O @eIt 8leaiant
StraBc, aus auf 0em Jairmoult
syrieobofe.
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Morbmeit9 oberport sfat @lnb.

Ger Moropelf DaDenport Sfa1
Gll,b bielt am 9o1nerstag Mbenb lei
ne regltlare Notwithstanding ab
bei Der sic Na1lteDeltoen Hreiie CT.
langten: griter, Senrp @ltB, IS &c.
ipoltnene 5piele, 544 8lus; 5meiter
Milg. &otb, COZ Rllts; britter, 2ouis
Senie1l aren5iolo obne z; pierter
Senrp Stenoer, IL gemonrtene Spie
lc, 594 9lus; fiinfter, Saul @itt
525 9lus.; .ieblter, q, s.. Sod, 30
Des Spiel 40; iie6enter, 81. S. 81
.oenburg, areu5iolo gegen 5.
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glnfr,ai.
erbetcn fir aus Nort,teal aus
gepiclette 3eutibe.

Ger gcntfalbilisausldnB fir sic
aus Tortigal ACKNOWLEDGMENT Geut-
lben, Der in MaDrib, 6 9,lerta Del
Sol, icin 6ul,ptqllartier bat nn6 5t
oelien Mitglieoerlt llnter anoerel,
altA &oninl Dae,barOt gebort, fat
einen oringenoen @llfrnf 5llr l1nter=
]tilsli1g oer 1eutlden nnb ibrer M1t-
aebbrigen crgebcn lalIen Die nad
Dem gintritt Nortngals III Sen &riea
flicbsn mltBtcn llno IN 9eotb gefom-
men iirb. @iefe BON rbnen baber,
alles perloren urlo beoiirfen 0ri1gcnS
Der 1lnterltiibllng.
Die Sransatlantic Gruit So, 67.
SO @iliams Str, Seem @orf Gitp,
bat 1ih bereit erflart, oie l1ebermit.
telllna bon @eloern inter @arantie
Der a,ts5ablllng al belorger.
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Mnseblidcr MSrber in 81. 2pmis
berbaftet.
Col III aeofllf, SSa., einer, Msoro be-
gangeu. baben.

Der etma % Sabre altc @leftro<
5orrelt 9. 0iamamt bon
8eofuf, Solpa, muroe III ct. 2ouis
geltern III iei1,em 8imn1er, 1924
Gbolteau slpe., ll,lter Der Ml1iduloi-
gllng perbaftet, in aeofilf, Sa., eli
11en Wam erlholien 81 baben. st
npbitteSit Dem genannten Saule mn
ter .oeni @samen Sanres 9. Waters,
1mo gab nad beridieoenen 5ragel,
ieine SOentitat an. @ie er crtldrt,
ioll Der grldollenc ieiner 6ralt nit
%lln5iemlidcn MntfGgen nad1geltelt
nl1o Der gerbaftete ldoB i'm 5ll
8ooen. gr bebauptet, in Selbltper-
tbeioiglng gebunoelt gu baben mo
beltte nod &eofllf, SSa., iiberfirbrt.
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Frof. Gaarma,tn ,pirb por Der Treier
Scittiden sd)nlgemeinbe @or-
trag balten.

Madlten Counting gormittag niro
0rof. $. $. Gaarman11 einen 8or=
trag balten fit Die &in6er Ser iSreien
9el1tIden SdNlgemei1tbe iber bas
5Dema uDas Gbierlebel1 I'M n0rbli-
den Minneiota". St miro bieien IT,
luitriren nit pradtigen gilbefn, Sic
er bon ieiner lebten Neiie 6brtbin
mitgebradt Iat. 9teies Ibema pirh
oie ai1ber iebr intereiiiren, uno lit
es piinidenslpert6, oaB mebr oeutihe
&inber bieien gortrdeen b%eipobnen.
Die ii6lide @eiangsltllnoe Dor Dem
Sortrag miro BON Sral Martin Gil
herltein geleitet merben.
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StQbt uub Gonup.
samstas, ben IA. Dttobcr.
&letne stabtsylenigtciteu.
-Neroen-D Del MitteI segetsfbeuma.
tisml,s nno Sdnter5en aller Mrt.
Miepe's Mpotbefe.S

Srali 6. 0illtb rei1te bcrte
Mprgeit nit ibren aillocrn nad) Neiu
gorf 5llriid, nad)ocm lie iid bier icds
Mod)en lang I'M @allie ibrer Mllt-
ter, 5rail Ibcooorc @arb, go. III
@elt 8. Strabe, allfsebalten battc..
9as Mbreiien Der belicbtell 3alle
llad) ibrer neltelt Seirnatb, Der Metro=
pole oes Slteis, miro bon Sen bicli=
gen 5ablrcid]clt sSreultben BON Srala
sW1atb ernltbaft beoaltert.
9altl Sonlien, go. 14o1 91ain
StraBe, balt iid 81 @eiu6 in Gbi
cago al,i.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-14
Sin Invertebrates Sud- lit Ser 6ffcnt=
liden 8ibltpthef al. Inben.

Gin Invertebrates 9l1d, IN enali-
l1er Sprade, iiber Die groBe1 @er=
fe, melde 0ie @ertreter Ser oel1tiden
Station in Mlnerifa geidaffen baben,
lie9t iebt in Ser itabtilden gibliotbef
eus. Mamentli6 Oas Ieutldtbu1
.%rllerer Stabt un0 l1mgegenb oiirfte
iih fir oas 8ud), peldes u@ermoll
Endorsements IN Mmerica" titnlirt
,tnb bon Dem befaltnten S9riftiteller
Rlloolpb Groltall perfaBt moroen it,
i11tereliiren.
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Serfebrsleutc ,ueiserrr iidJ, erb6bteI
Maten a1anerfenrcn.

Sic Mitglieoer Ser Cratic Miiocia-
tlon Of tbe l1pper Milliilippi Miper
Gities trafen geltern Mittag i'm Conn
lltercial Stub in 9eratblt1g, nm ben
erbobten 6radtraten 81 opponiren.
Gle porgel6lagenen Natenerbolbaln-
gen treten ldon am 1. Mopember I'M
&raft. 9%icjenigell Sic onmeleno
paren, finb: @. 9. Meartin, 9nbrquc
clippers 9ilociation; 81. 81. Gbi
Sobn Deere lno Company, .Moline;
S. 5. 5drieoer, Sobn 1eere ano
Company, Moline; Sas. sc. Sutton,
Scout Srlollltriol Aliociation; 81. g.
Gberle,, Burlington gr6ange; Is. s.
Iiellen, II. g. Ioberts Go1npanp,
gapenport; 5. S. Conner, Cratic
Separtemel1t, 3apenport Gotmuer=
etal Club, lnb 20. .. Sinilep, Glint
ton Manufacturers ans Slippers
IlIociation.
- Merdants Sransfer & gtorage
80. Selephor 855. (OIna)
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SRI. Sdmibt gibt llnterbaltitng 81,
Gbrcn Dpm SRI. Glaire SdJlcgcl.

Sri. gelma~5daniot gab ON Ion=
lterstag ii. ibrem Seine cine Bridge
8artie 5lt gbren BON SRI. Claire
sghlegel, Die iid Oemnddft NIT 6errll
9iob bermablen miro. Sin bier 81
Id)en ml1roe seipielt. Iie mnd)lteben-
ben gil1gcn als 5iegerinnen Derpor
STRAIT Senrp Subers, 6rau 81. S.
GlaIlen, 6ral @illiam 3nin unb
Sral1 Garl 2amba6.
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3nr lcttcn &nbe.
Otto 8. Us

Die 8eiietl1ng pon 0ttp S. gSitt
pnroe am 6reitaa ssadmittag I'M,
5lpei Nbr pnm Srallerbauie, geo. 1887
8elt 2. Sfrabe, aus unter Ben Mllpi-
5ien Der eagles" alsf Dem 6airmol,nt
6rieobofe qpaebalten. SEER Soban-
mes &roger lprab i'm srallerbouie
lno olt6 ON @rahe. Gle gabrtud.
trigger ipare1l Die Rad)ltebenoen: @.
@arner, gDmaro nno Oscar @cr-
llentin, gnil 9eters, 81. McMulr1s
rnD g6. Moeuer.
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&ouinldriidJ gelmdJt.

8as faiierlid oeutlde aotiinlat, 8.
No. 122 sib &idigan goil,s-
leparb, Gbicago, 81, iud|t g5adrid1t
iiber ben Berblei6 Ser nad,genannteu
geri6ollenen at ~erlangen:
sdreier, geora ll1o y@ultap, aug
arpnica, Gali5ien.
Sermanil, a6eo6or, 9scar,
1858 gu greslau eeborer. ODER
faas p%erItorben, feline gbcfrall;
grbldaftsiade.
Tran5, III Millpalfec leit
1906 tpobnbaft. @eboren 1T You.
nom if 4onlnlcrn,
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- &aben sic fdon Dlb Miiiiot,
Bier probirt? @leid nit benz belte11
importirten 8ier uno empfnbIen bon
ben goftoren. &od SsIan6 greping
Company. lMn5.)
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Die 2eier unierer 3eitung fins
IhoflidIt eriud]t, ane intereIfanter
Madrihte1t, tpeIde in ibren Mefann.
|tenfreiiens porfommer. Der Meoattion
Der Bolt ODER peri0nlid 5u iibermit,
|teln.
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@1lfereintraht?

@0lfereintrad6t? u. 9 ia.
&ommt audi beute nod Dor. Ylbcr MIR
Damn, tpenn atpci Gationen Tiff Dereiai~
gen, Inn iibef cine brittle ber5ufalleu.
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Sin slaltumobil in God Sslano tnS
eincs in Mnsratinc acitpGlen.

SSn Mltscatine muroe gelterl1
Mbeno Elm fleines, bunfelrotb al1ge=
1trihenes Soro-Auton1obil geltpblen,
mabreno Dos @od ISLANDER @oli5ei=
Department Ben 3iebltobl Ser Do
nenporter - fiinflibigen ~ Sper=
lano= Maidyine SEQ. 412OS, ST., MEL
bette.
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