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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-23
Held in Allowance.

T1Oiu III AuOydhSo'
Kansas City, Kas., Nov 23.--The San
ia Fe's injunction suit against the Ad-
amson eight hour law, set for hearing
today before Judge John C. Pollock in
the United States district court here,
was postponed indefinitely pending a re.
suit of n conference between railroad
officials and government representa-
tives.
Walter D. Hines, New York, general
counsel for the Santa Fe, and Gardiner,
Lathrop, Chicago, general solicitor, ar
rived this morning and Immediately
went into conference with Frank Hager-
man, special counsel retained by the
government. They will decide whether
to proceed with the Santa Fe injunction
case and will decide which of the i'm
pending suits will be used if another
test case is necessary. The conference
of attorneys will not be over until late
this afternoon, which means that the
Santa Fe's test case will not be taken
up in the Kansas City, Kansas, federal
court until tomorrow, attorneys said.
Shortly before noon Hagerman told
Judge Pollock the conference was. max
ing progress and out Of it, he believed
would come the best way to handle the
suit.
The most powerful of the Santa Fe Is
attorneys are here seeking to attack the
validity of the Adamson law. Several
hundred labor leaders, railroad officials
government representatives and wit
nesses were in the room when court con
yanpd
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-23
Says 1t Was Miracle
and Due to Prayer

Los Angeles Cal, Nov. 23.-In an
interview today John +. Milholland,
politician and business man of New
York and London, declared the recent
improvement in the condition of his
daughter, lnez Mlholland Boissevain,
suffrage leader, who is critically i'll
here, was nothing short of miracie.
Milholland declared his daughter was
saved from death by an act of ProvI-
dence as n result of prayer.
Physicians who gave up all hope of
saving the noted suffrage worker some
days ago admitted today that Mrs.
Boisseyain now has n fair chance to
recover.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-23
Feels Sure of His Man

Omaha, Neb., Nov. 23.-Marshal VIII.
liam Burns of Spaulding, Neb;, who
identified suspect as Jean Crones
today was so sure he had the right man
that he was afraid to keep the prisoner
in the city Jail, and took him to the
ciunty seat at Bartlett.
Burns identified the man from a
photograph while the suspect was play
ing pool last night.
The man under arrest is five fee,
eight inches tall 80 years old, ha,
light hair, talks with foreign accen,
well dressed and wore n soldiers cap
He is said to have come to Spauldinp
yesterday morning
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-23
Talk Of Embargo
Makes Wheat Drop

Chicago, Nov. 23.-Liberal selling
following talk of embargoes,N caused b
decline in wheat today after hign
opening, due to good commission house
buying December was down below to
days opening Is at $l.62 Is; May
down l 3-s at $l.Ss Is and July down
3.4 at $l.57 3-4.
Corn opened higher on rush to buy
but fell off in the reaction that fol
lowed. December was down l Is; May
down l at 961a and July down l 3'S
at sc Is.
Oats were slightly lower. December
was down half at So S-S and May down
5-8 at 81.
Provisions We're steady.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-23
HORSE SOLD FOR $4,000

New York, Nov 23.--Guy Axworthy
sire of Lee Axworthy, brought $4,000,
when he was sold to Harry Hardness OF
the auction of the late Jack Rupert I
stock farm. The horse, now II years old
will be taken to Walnut Hall farm, Ken
lucky. Guy Axworthy cost his late own
er only $4,000.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-23
|OFF|CER THINKS He :
HAS SOUP 'PO|SONER
Man Believed To Be Long
Sought Jean Croles Ar
rested in Omaha

Chicago Nov. ga man believed
to be Jean Crones, whom the police are
hunting in connection with the poison
soup incident at the University club
here several months ago, was arrested
in Spaulding, Neb., today.
Crones, employed as cook at the
University club, is said to have poison
ed the soup at a banquet at which
Archbishop Mundelein was the speaker
Scores were made ill but no one died.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-23
They Detired.

Bucharest, Nov. 23.-"Wc retired
westward from Craiova," todayfs Of
ficial Rumanian war office statement
announced.
Retirement from points in the jul
valley to old positions was also stated.
In the Alt valley the statement deelar.
ed that Rumanian troops were main
tanning their positions.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-23
Funeral win Be Private

Santa Rosa, Cal, Nov. 23.-CompIy-
ing with a recently expressed wish Of
the dead author, the body Of Jack Lon
don. novelist and adventurer, who died
at his Glen Ellen home last night VIII
be buried privately Friday. Few of the
literary folk whose friendship he pos
sessed and who loved his writings ana
London himself, will be In Attendance.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-23
Successful Air Raid.

London, Nov. pa successful air
raid against German hydroplanes and
naval forces at Zeebrugge was an
nounced in an admiralty statement to.
day.
Yesterday it was declared, naval
aeroplanes dropped bombs over the sea
plane sheds at the Belgian port, row
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-23
PRESIDENT FoR ASSOCIATION

Portland, Ore, Nov. 23.--Judge Sam
uel White is president of the Oregon
Bar association today, having been
elected at strenuous meeting which
marked the closing Of the association s
meeting. =
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-23
IT COST s11,314

Portland, Ore, Nov 23.--It cost s1l,.
3l4 TO make Oregon "bone dry" ac'
cording to Anti-Saloon Leagues report
today. Fifty thousand letters were mail
ed as part of the campaign.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-23
Some Artillery Practice.

London, Nov. 23.-General Sir Doug.
Las Haig reported German artillery fir
ing during the night on both sides of
the Ancre and also in the neighborhood
of Hebuterne, in today's statement.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-23
His Twenty.second Bird.

Paris, Nov. 2S.-Lieutenant Guynem:
er brought down his twenty-second Ger
man aeroplane in an aerial action re.
ported in .today's official statement.
The night was calm along the entire
front, the statement said.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-23
Charles the Eighth.

Rome, Nov. 90. The new emperor
Of Austria will take the name Charles
VIII, according to advices from Austria
receiced at Berne and wirelessed here
today.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-23

held by the Germans and also on Ger
man destroyers anchored alongside the
mole, =
A destroyer was hit and the sheds
damaged by the bombs.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-23
HUGHES COMEDIES
/. PRESIDENT HAS
BEEN REELECTED
Sends Congratulations to VIII
son and Election Ameni-
ties Are Over
WILSON INTlMATES HE
WANTS CABINET TO STAY
Hughes To Take Up Law
Practice---Fairbanks Con-
graduates Marshall

Washington, Nov. eS.-President VIII
son today sent the following reply to
the message of Charles L. Hughes con
gratulating the president on his re.elee.
tion:
"Charles Z. Hughes,
-The-Pines, Lakewood,
n. j.:
81 am sincerely obliged to you for
your message of congratulation. Allow
me to assure you Of my good wishes for
the years to come.
(Signed) WOODROW WILSON. -
With the customary post.election
amenities disposed of between the two
candidates, a search into the kilograms
of congratulation received by President
Wilson during the last two weeks re-
yealed some interesting facts.
To each of the cabinet members who
wired congratulations to the president,
he included in his reply the following
significant paragraph: "0ne of the
best things about the result is that it
means four more years OF active associa-
tion in public service, and in that ]
genuinely rejoice. I"
This is taken TO indicate the presi.
dent has no disposItias to change the
personnel of his present advisory coun-
cil
Cabinet members were particularly
strong in their congratulatory language
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-23
rake charge of Station.

Take Charge OF Statl0h.
Paris, Nov. 23.-French marines to-
day took charge of the Peloponnesus
railway station.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-23

Tn girl who cares more about her
looks than she does about fryin egg
jest right, had better abandon all no
tion o marryin' while theirs yit time
10 fer us 1 have been able t. learn, a
shoe store is tn , only institution in th ,
world that expects one clerk I wait on
dozen customers at once.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-23

Continued on page FOUR
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-23
Fairbanks 10 Marshall.

Fairbanks to Marshall.
indianapolis, Ind, Nov. 23.-Chsrles
W. Fairbanks, republican nominee for
vice.president, today sent telegram OF
congratulations to President Thorn.
as r. Marshall on his reelection.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-23

{ Continued on page nine.)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-23

Continued on page sew NJ
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-22

0ltns Ser ariegfiibrenben NIT al1teris
fattilden Nabrungsltoffen nidt fltalta
lerig ertueiicn. Ger 9ralioent lolte
let11en 9lid mcniger anf Die 5dyiibens
,graben lt11b 5lrmeilen mtd allf ben
8rotldoranf bes fleit1en Malles 1T
amerifa merfen. 4
Mls Mablcnrioium lit nad}traig,
lid nod SIT c%rmabnel1, 6nB Die Staot
Wappilc, isis, Der @obnlib oes bes
mofratiiden 9lnbesienators SAUL
9ultiag, zines Ser eifrigiten gertbei.
oiaer Der Mil on'id)en &riegspolitif,
9ltgbes cine Mebrbeit gegeben fat,
cine Ibatiadee, al tpeld)e man rcdt
intercliante Spefulationcl, nit gesug
Out oas pa6rldeinlide @rge6nib Der
11ad)lten Senatorenpabl in @isconli1t
fniipfcn fnnnte, ipenr man jett bon
@ablipefuletinnen ttidt fiir einige
3eit genlts bdtte.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-22

botl1m Die ernlteite 9eadtlng uto
Mnfmerflamfeit SIT idellfc1t. Die
u@url6" hat allo ood etmas gelernt,
ltnb oas tit BEL ibrelt nabel1 8e5iebltn=
gen 5l1n @eiBen &altie immerbin ei11
@elpim.
Sin Ser grflarltna oes aapi=
talts oes bon ci1em oel1tiden gal16=
boot perlenften Gamblers ogplum-
bian", Dab 'eiit Sdiif ni6t cble ppr-
berige @arnltng Der cnft morbell lei,
1T meiter nidts merfmiiroig, als baB
2onoon Die grflarltng nod Sen Scr.
'5taaten iibermittclt hat. Der eng
lild)e Senior id1ei1t bistpeilen iebr
lblafbeoilrf tig 5u lein.
Die &%riegsanlei6e fir SSranf=
reid lit in @merifa l1nter 1ad) 1nb
Sad gebra6t morbe,,. l1no iomit
Bort Die 9eofbpenoigfeit anf, bellti6e
Mrmecn in BEN Spolten ser anglo
amerifaniiben 3eitltlgel1 pernidten
5n laiien, lpie oies leete 8ode banfig
geidegen lit.
Ser @riiioent iagte fiir5lid,
nlal oiirie ii9 6iriidtlid ber gerjor-
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-22

8rotelt eingelegt. @as 6en 9nlcn
ebenlo gleidgiiltig iein fann 1pie Oct
Mittelmadten.
- Sit britiid)en 5pibbllben idei<
nen enbli1 audi IN &uBlan0 erfa1lnt
morben 51 lein m Die ruilildeS taats-
banf laBt lire @olorelerpe nad) Seem
Oorf bringen.
- Oils IGltige <fcr merben 4ss
lquitb n1o @enolien jeoenfaas Die
|%franaoiiiden @arlamel1tarier betrad}=
ten, Sic in Ser 9epl1tirtenfammer
nad Jrieoen serltfen babelt.
- Ole Siege Ser Mlltirten, Sic ge=
genmartig dpieoer 1T BEN 5palten ib=
rer bieligen Srgane iplfen, iinb Mn=
leibe Siege. Sic Serrldaften bran=
den @elo. 5udel 1nn1me.
Ser Getersburger aorrclpon-
bent Ser 2onboner Morning 8olt be-
seidnet Sen m%a5eoonilden 6elO5ug
Ser Mliirten OILS eil1 grobes 5iasfo.
5pat fommt Die g%rfenntnib, aber iie
fommt.
- Sic alliirten Megierlngel1 pro-
teltiren gegen Die bon ben 3entral-
madten proflomirte 8%ieberdl1frid-
tnng Eplens. Sic boberl mirflid Elm
groBes &er5 fir sic Ireibeit Ser flei-
men Natipnen.
- Sic 6r%an5oien baben eirten
Gbampaaner-;s abrifanten in &beims
5n ldpperer 5traie perurtbeilt, neil
Ter ria @h1e,1os Mires Dem oelttlden
&ailer Gbampagner aeliefert baben
ion. @nhriheinlih gilt Gbampagner
als M1nition, neil er fnaat.
- Ole biesj1brige Ganfiaglngs<
3roflomation erinnert in etmas an
|jene alten 3eiten, in. benen sic Sit
Itenbepolferung fir Ben ~geleancten
IStrano 6onfte unb betete. Sc geieg-
meter, Oeito mebr Sdiffbriide, belto
n1ebr mgeihpemmtes S%tranogut -
auf Soften Der So0te1t
Die 8ertbelleruna Der 2ebense
nrittel 5eiat lid 10 redt in Dem Stei-
gen ser Soften Ser Mrmeenperpfle-
alna. SIM Sabre 1913 foltete sic
taglihe &ction bes Solbaten Ser
9unbesarn,ee % Gents, heute foltet
bieielbe Mation 80 Gents, mie Gene
raj s.. Is. S6arpe, Ser Gbef oes Ser
Ipflegrngsamtes Der Mrmee, Dem
&aus &ommittee bes &%ongrelies
mittbeilt.
- Die SEEM Dorf u@orlo" ratb
benz @raiioenten, bem SppUttions-
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-22

IN Dtelelt &rteg, n1er Die Wcgetlterltltg
bc9iitilt SIT peraltd)en lttb rlad)t Der
niid)terlren gruaging 9Nas; mos
fotu oos 2anb, mas faltlt ser gin5el=
ne oltrd 6ortleslt,1g ocs &rieges ge-
lpilutcn2
Selbit mclllt alle tire &~riegs5ielc
crrcldcn l%olltelt, iperben tic nod) lit
elltcrn Menl dcnalter Sic atadmcbcn
oieies mabniinnigcn &riescs nid)t
iiheuuimoen l)aben. 0ic mamlid)e
SSltacllb lit b%inaeopfert, Oie Golfer
liio NIT Sdlllbcn iiberbiiroet, beren
Tcr5inilns oal1erno cine oriidcrtoe
9cit bcbelltet, riciige 2dnoerfomplere
jlillo 5eritort, bliibetoe staotc nnb
S6rfer IN Iriinnler eelcat o0er gang
bon Der Groe perldmltnoclt nl1O aIes
Dies lit Der @icr gcopfcrt, @ebiets-
tbeilc SIT craperben, Sic nidt 0e11 5ebll=
ten Sbeil bes @ertbcs babert, BEN sic
Gntcnte ollreb oiele Spfer SIT er5ielen
bottle.
Sic Nationer Ser @ntente fpnn1er
nod lt1o ltab 81 6tcler @rfenntnib.
Gs lit altd) nid)t Die rationale 9egei-
lterltllg nlebr, es lit Der brutale
3luang, Ser Tie sur Sbladtbanf
trcibt. Sic iebnen iidl nod Trieoen
llrlb ibre Stimme1 meroel1 lal,t nu1o
%lallter, iooaB bic 8egierltngen ser
fpntinelltalen Wdbte balb bereit lein
Oiiriten, sic @affen nieoer5ulegen,
lueln lie eil1clt 6rieoen erlangen f0in-
zen, Ser i6nelt feline oll5l1sroben De-
miitbigumgen altferlegt, Ii. Bel Dem lie
ibrGreltige einigermaben mabren fon-
men. Sic eugliide Gegierung miro
oas abcr nid)t tbun, freipillig menie=
items aidt. Sic mag oa5lt ge5rpltngen
meroell, me1lt Die entente 5erbrodelt
nno Dos lit lebr mobl mDglt6 unb
mag ldlnellcr fonme1t, oils es iett
0c1 Mnldein lbat.
Gs lit pffetbar oie Mbiidt ocs oeut=]
ld)en &eiG]sfan5lers, Dem gelhlage=
men 6eino goloene @riifen 5lt bal1en.
Iral1freid) fann bel1te m%abrideinli1
einen 6rieoet ll1gefabr altf Der 8a=
lis oes Statlls qlto erbalte1t. MuB=
lano fam fiir Ben 8erlllit Yolens
llno leiner Sl1terelienipbdre alf benr
@alfat anoermeitis, uno stpar auf
Soften G%l1gla11bs el1tlhaoigt peroen;
aud) Stalien piirOe meocr cinen Sc
b%iets5umad)s er6altelt nod eillen Sc
bietsperlnlt 5lt beflagen 6abe1n nno
Don enter &riegsentlhdoigltng miro
lpahrld)ei1ll6 III NMbetrud)t ocs all=
gen1eillen Gales Mbitano gel1onnmen
lperoen.
@ofiir fampfen Sic gDlfer aIio
1tpd2 Ser &alti6 Ser 9egeilterl1ng
tit perflogel1, Sic niidterne fl1r6tbare
@irflihfeit madt tire Med)te gelteno
mo es lit MIR nod 6 'nglano, bem
Ser &rieg l1odl nidt 20 tile @ltnoen
1eid]lagea bat, DOB es bapon MbItonb
limmt, ieine cgoiltilden 3iele a1f
Soften BON gan5 Gltropa SIT erreiden.
Ger 6rieoensltorer BON 1914 lit alld)
Ser 5rieoensfeinb BON 1916. @ie Ia1=
&c lperben oie iibclberotbe1ten 8olfer
Dem perfioen albiol1 no6 @oripan,t
leilten?
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-22
GOlitiid)e nnS nnpplitiidJe
GanoglpHcn.

SSlt 9unoon lit &ratpaG oltT ser
6ilbnerltiege al1sgebroden, Die 5ltf-
.fraeetter' peranl talten 5traBenoe=
monltrationen.
~ Sic gngldnocr beldaftigen a11=
MIN altb on Ser 6ront. sSstt Ser
amerifoniidlen GreIle beidaftigen lie
lie befanntlid idon lanae.
- Die runal,iiden stoatsm1n1tel
ldeinen 5u milien, mas ibnen bepor
itebt, lie iteblen beltte ihlimmer als
lie Dor Dem ariege geltoblet baben.
<Blal1o fat eegen Sic @ieoer
altfridtung oes &ontgreids 9olet
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-22
GmIaanS Sas sr0itc 6iuSeruif fir
sen Sricbcn.

N-
Ser @lmid scr Golfer, Der frieg-
~fiihrctOen pie Ser nclltralcll, ltaN CT.
nem boIoiaen aeiidcrtcl1 Irteben, iii
meitperbreitct unb aIlscntcin, Die
@offnntng ol,f cine baloige @cenbi-
al1rg ocs lth icliacn &rieaes leiocr
nidt. Cine @eritanoigltna ltnter sen
fricgfiihrenoen Mationet Iheint llit-
mD9Iid SIT ieirl, 10 lar,ge cs grgla1tb
aeliltgt, ourh 3uianmenbalten Ser
aoalitiol1 leinc egoiitiid)ell Glane 5ll
foroern urtb, %ieiltet bisberioen Sra-
%oitionen getreii, bis SIT Bent lestelt
@nnoesgenpiien 5t fampfen.
Sic elgliiden Miltilter, ipesieu
Discount @rep rnto @err Msql1itb,
hoben in Scr lcttcn 3eit 6as Nrie=
oenstbema o~llerbines altd beriibrt,
aber ais gaiis fit bic Trieoenspcr=
banblltttaen @ebingltltgct oltrdfIidel1
laiien, sic bon oen Standardization
nod nidlt cinn1al crortcrt nerbcn
fnnne1. SSn alien bieien minilteriel=
len Inbelttlngen Ser eltgliiden 9fe=
aicl11g 5cigt iid) beutlih Ser 4ferbe=
fltb Ser ltripriingliden ariegssicle
oes perfioen subions, Ml1sldlieBltng
Ielltid)Ianos BON Ser See, bonn @elt-
banbel nno icine pollige gliminirltng
als Hipale Gnglanos in martinez
mic folnnlersieaer @c5iebltng.
Discount @rep rcoct a~lleroings
nidt mebr bon elmer 3erltiidellrng
oes Ieutiden Rcidcs, oltd) SOS
Sdlagmort BON Ser 3ertriimnlcrn1g
bes prcubiiden Militarismns lit in
letter 3eit ieltener geporOen, ober es
lntcrlieat feil1em 3meifel, BOP eng
lanb altd oieie 3iele in Die Chat l1r1=
Ieeelt milroe, 1penr1 Sic Gl1tente lieg-
reid 'ein iolte. Sic el1gliiden sci
hitter niiien, 0ab, mic Sic gerbalt=
niiie icst Iicgen, ihon oos gi11ge=
.ltanoniB Ser llnmDglihfeit, bieie
3iele SIT erreidcn, Dem Greltigc Gl1g-
lanos .cillen tobtliden Sdlag per=
ieten miiroe, ibnen ielbit aber lebr
leidt ;hrrn aopf folten fonnte. IS
lit ser 6lltd) Ser boien Gbat, Ser ifrlt=
p%ellpien 2itge, bie sic elrgliide Gegie=
rltl1g 10 lange altf Ser abidliliigcn
9abn meitertreiben miro, bis scr Mh-,
itltr5 nid]t mebr perlnieDen merber
fa1u1.
Iieler M1tgenblif lit nod niht &c.
fommen ltno es liegen feline Mn5ei+
den Dor, Bob ct lpbalo fonlrnen miro
l1ro ebe oiele @oentltalitat nidt Elm.
tritt, miro Sic engliide @egierure
Den &rieg fprtieber unb periudel1, bie
Gt1tente 5lliammensllbaltc,1, iagt iebr
oas nIeutihe Soltrnal" in
9sem Oprf.
Sb ibr Dos nun gelirgt lit oaer-
oiltgs cine anoere 1Srage. Sic golfer
oes Sentiments baben lt11ter oernarie=
sc erbeblih id)perer selitten ais gl,g=
lano. 6ranfrei6 bot guns enornle
Gpfer ge6radt u1lo lit Dem gnbe lei
11er Strait lrnbc. Sic Neglerl1l1g mag
Der laden, al1f oen Gbaltpinismus ge=
itiiet, Dos golf gu npeiteren Gpferr
5l1 peranlallet, aber Die goraar1ge in
Der 1epntlrtet1fan1r1er, no Die So
5ialiiten energiid aufgecnoiglt1g bes
&rieges ora1tgen. 5eiaen oel1tli6, baB
Die Ml1reole Ser @loire unb Ser &c
nal1d)e inn frolt5oliid)en @olfe 5lt per=
blallen begi1mt.
Sn Grblano lit oie Notb groB nno
miro taglld ld)merer e%mpfulloeit l,nb
in Stalien aagt bas Golf bltditablid)
am Sungertltdc. Sic aac gingen nit
eil1er filnltlid er5eltgten gegeiiterlt,g
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-22

'tiefer I'M Iniebcn %iinfe,, henn aIln,abs
lid aenii9en ulld Ste 9iitialtelt 5eez
artifcl Der &relic ae9cn 9eutihIonb
l1id1t mcbr, bns @plf 81 tdlid)cn iiber
bic WGittcl, SIT bcnen nal, III 2pr,bnn
uilb Garis ,9rcift, llm sen Sctnh 81. pcrs
ntbtcn, hen m,ar, i'm cbrlidem Sample
nibt niebcrrin9en fonn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-22
8eim s. eiratbspermittIer.

aunoe (leile) .5at Die Same nidt
einen ettpas l6iefen M1nb?"
5eiratbsbermittler: IS, Soft be-
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-22

8enn 8ciudcr 5ug 6taot tDmnueu, oas critic,
mas lie ieben, 1T bus McABerf Der @tbluoc uuo
bic 2aOea=Tenier. 9aS Nuaiehcn oicifT brioet
idofl fnttpeOfr tiufll Ginbrud, oaR Die staot Gin
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fOullt nno fanl1 befebf.
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pirteu MbitokcnD.
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aunoetl Damn c%rtelt, penn OaS Ncubere ors 2a<
@0trs einla0en0 mirtt. 2i6ter laoeu Gin.
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dcuO ben0tigtca Qaulprn far ibre e9aniruter, wirb
gratis trteilt.
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Sat SIR @cbdlbe elm gutiS Menbere?
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-22

Die aegierunsen Der Mntterten
Mddte haDen por tur5em Der @tabt
@eroun in Entertaining ibres tapferen
Wtoeritanbes adt &riessbeforatipne,,
Derlie6en. Das 8tlo aeigt bic Drben
uno Elm 8ilbnis beg Sen. petctn. Der
Beroun perteibiste.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-22
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200; nab Canada $3.50 unb mad 9uropa
= 90 ben Sabr bel 8nrauaanbIuHe.
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q patttpedS ulb sennabenbs. toftet inner
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Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1916-04-04
West Cass Briefs.

X. Seyerson, William and j. ].
Chesling and D. S. Darnell were bus
mess callers at Webster City Satur-
day. n
Elmer Curtis acted as substitute
on mail route No. last week dur
ing the illness of the regular car
rier, D. J. Smith.
Lucille and Myrtle Maxon of Web
ster City visited Sunday at the o. H
Hensel home.
Carrie and Nora Chesling were
visitors at Webster City Sunday.
VIM. Dingman and Earnest Van
deventer of Webster City were bust
ness callers here Wednesday.
Melvin Drake, John Moose ane
Carl McKibben were business call
ers at the county seat Saturday.
John Keisicker was a business
visitor at Oak Glen Saturday.
Mrs John Wesloh and baby o.
Blairsburg visited at the Carl NC
Kibben home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Daniels O.
Webster City visited at the james
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1916-04-04
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NEIGHBORH0OD NOTES.
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West independence Notes.

+" C5U AAASPSAAANAANS AsoSSo'
School began for the spring term
Monday in the Superior district with
Miss Ruby Daniels as teacher.
Miss Fern Benty of Webster City
visited the last of the week with
Mrs. John Schweppe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gernosky OF
Iowa Falls visited Sunday with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Helms.
Mrs. Gusta Fretzka of Minnesota
is making her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Lehman, visit
With good weather the farmers
will be able to begin seeding in this
vicinity this week. "a.
Joseph Sweasey of Webster City
has begun work on the Peterson
ditch again. 4
The directors of Superior district
have repaired the school house with
new shingles and siding where need
ed.
w. D. Chalfant and family visited
at the Chas. Gerber home at Web
ster, City Sunday.
E. D. Busing and wife were Sun
day visitors at Kamrar.
April 4. aI