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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-16
SUSPEND ORDERS TO
SEND MEN TO BORDER
Remaining Units Will BE Held In
Camp Pending Railroad Strike
Negotiations.
ACTION TAKEN on
FUNSTON'S RECOMZIENDATIO
Increasing Number of Men On Border
Would Cause Serious Emharrass-
mcnt In Procuring Supplies In Case
of Strike.

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,or ~ rs,,airtr1 r,obI,lzaa uni,s ~
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na,sor 49, henn su.na,aaa hy the
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80 ~. r,a,.tna cnn.,asra,,on
rh .uxn.n,,nn ~ ~. orasr. - ~.
.raan. u,hi.n v,n,Ia M. 800. CO.
Ok ono nan "a ,hs harasr shon,s nnt
~. ,.x.r - ,na,..,,a -. ~ :
ps..,snn.,. rsra,,a 80. .,,,h ~ -,
80 hro,n.rhooa "a ~. raunaaa
49, 49,. ..,ar.h,.
go =, l.. .s.nr. =, ..m,,ar
1uardsmen may PC Needed'
II was considered highly undesirable
that all remaining suafosmen shonin
be moved to the border while there
was possibility OF railroad strike In
which they might be called upon TO
preserve order Throughout some or the
States. There Is even the possibility
that some OF the troops, In event of a
strike, might be called upon to guard
or operate mail trains and trains sup
Pis'hh t"S 'S0Ps ' 80 $50 D~'
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-16
GIVE BOYS AND GIRLS
CHANCE TO Be GOOD
ThuauAA, Of Railroad Y. NJ.
C. A, Stirs Ttseu1ny Cub BY I'm
FASHIONED Appeal.
WANTS OLD WAREHOUSES
PROPERTY FOR PLAY GROUND
r.. w. Miles Tells OF Great Improve
nens Brought About BY Play
GroundS RefornAsawe influence.
Business Mon Deeply Impressed.

Following a very interesting and in
formational address by Mr.. r w.
Miles. in charge OF the city play
grounds, delivered to the Railroad Y.
NJ. c. A. Tuesday Club yesterday. SEQ
Rotary g. l. Thomas. stirred the rep
resentative business men to action in
behalf Of tho provision by tho oaey OF
q playground In the Old Market Sec
ton Mr.. Thomas said
Tho boys and girls In this section
of the CITY are not given the chance
to be good. For fourteen years have
thought Of The advantages thst would
ground Of the Ssabrooke Warehouse
properly. but sverv time the subject
was broacled we were informed that
this property was TO be put to another
use. It IL still idle! Wasn't It q pa
thetio thing when a little girl. who a
few years ago went to the bad, and
was the occasion OF a young mans
execution and q wife's death. was ask
ed why she led an impure hfe and
she answered: I never had the
chance to be good!'
1T 10 up to you business men. es-
pecially OF this neglected portion Of
the city. to got the ear Of the city
authorities and have something done,
AoI cTCtioH WHlCu Il68 the QOuOlo
disgrace Of the open Shockoe Sewer
and the palpabie neglect OF the boys
and girls--some of them Jews,
Italians. Syrians. Yes. and II We ad-
NIT them to our citizenship. n IL up
to us a. matter OF Justice to them
a. we'll as public policy to treat them
fairly and justly"
Meeting Stirred to Action.
The earnest remarks of the score
tary stirred the meeting to action. ana
conference OF representative bust
ness men was held Immediately after
the meeting adjourned. and among
other steps determined It was arr
ranged to have the special subject of
Civic Improvement discussed at next
Tuesdays meeting Of the club.
Mr.. Miles address on Religion and
Play was a strong presentation Of the
relation that sociability and recrea-
tion sustain to religion. and he gave
interesting incidents illustrating the
character. reformation influences OF
the Fairgrounds and how the ming
Hing Of children from the different
sections had eliminated tho old Sec
t1onal equanbles ana rock battles.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-16
THREE KILLED, SEVEN
HURT IN COLLISION

Pittsburg. Aug. 15.-Three train
men were killed. three seriously in
jured and four slightly hurt when two
heavy freight trains, each drawn by
two engines. came together In head
on collision on the Pittsburg and
Wheeling division of the aBltimore
and Ohio Railroad at Vance, Pa,
early today.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-16
Was Put Through Senate By
Swanson and Supported
Strongly By Va. Delegation
LEADER KITCHIN IN
BITTER CRITICISM
Says He Was Applauded Two
Months Ago When He
Denounced Such Program
AS Criminal Waste

Washington, Aug. 15.--The Senate s
big building program for the United
states navy with provision for sixteen
capital ships within three years, was
accepted by the House today. The
vote was 2s3 to 81. with 35 Democrat is,
15 Republicans and / Socialist voting
against the Senate amendment
The bin as it now stands is the
largest ever passed 1t calls for ap-
proximately s3l5,o00,000, of which
amount $4,000. 900 is for new con-
struction. The entire building pro-
gram calls for an eventual outlay of
SASS, 900. 600 in addition to the amount
carried in the bill. The measure was
largely prepared by Senator Swanson
and fought through the Senate under
his management 1t will increase the
enlisted personnel Of the navy to
$500 men
Kitchen Back Fires.
Attacking this program today, the
Democratic floor leader, Claude
kitchin, made an mpassioned speech.
accusing the administration of neon
sstency. He said.
Il do not hesitate to profess en-
harrassnent as member of the
House and as a Democrat today
Il remember two months ago the
chairman OF the naval affairs COM
mittee. the membership OF the House,
and as | understood II. the admin
istration approved my course when as
straightout Democrat voted
against the exiravagant wild and
reckless building program presented
by the Republicans OF this house in
the amendment offered by Mr. Butler
of Pennsylvania.
was applauded by the chairman
or the Naval Affairs Committee when
denounced such a program as Grim
inal waste and | understood that my
position was that OF the administra-
ton
And yet in two short months the
Chairman OF the Naval Affairs Com
mittee the Secretary of the Navy and
President asked me to get UP and eat
my words and support bin that was
denounced as criminal. reckless and
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-16
PRESIDENT WON'T
SWING THE CIRCUIT

Washington, Aug. 15.-After a con-
ference today between President Will
son and the members Of the Demo-
cratic campaign committee. Vance c.
Mccormick, chairman of the national
committee, announced that the Presi-
dent would make no speaking tour.
but probably would accept invitations
to speak at different places.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-16
GIVES UP FUTILE SEARCH.
Vfrgtnian DrtnlS Cnrboitc Acid After
Vain Attempt TO Locate Wife.

H1H hpUW I'd IHb'sEB ZIG.
Harrisburg. Pa. Aug. 15.--After a
long and fruitless search for his wife
In many cities, James /. Jackson
twenty-four years old, OF Goshen. Va,
drank carbolic acid IN Riverside Park
last night His condition today is
critical and there is little chance of
his recovery. Tucked IN the corner
OF his coat pocket. Jakson left a note
There was a written request that in
case OF accident his mother. Mrs. NJ
p. Jackson. Goshen. and Miss Jane NJ
Robertson, SOC North Tenth Street
Charlottesville. be notified. eBneath
this request was written: II give up
all hope OF finding my wife" Signed
to this was the name. James l.
Jackson. Goshen. Va"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-16
Caught eno.spo Etsh In Week.

Beaufort, n. c., Aug. f5.-Bonner
Willis. local fisherman, caught $780,.
900 menhaden in one week recently
The netting Of menhaden, now the
most important phase Of the fishing In
dustry on the Atlantic Coast, is a prof
liable business for many North Caro-
lima fishermen
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-16
ALLIES PREPARING NEW
ASSAULTS IN PICARDY

London, Aug. 1.-THE allied ar
tillery today developed terrific fre
along practically the whole front in
Ptcardy, apparently in preparation for
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-16

Virginia May Hav~ TO Follow SUIT.
Baltimore. Ma. Aug. 15,-For al
legged failure TO report births OF chill
dren TO the health department. indict-
,nents were returned by the grand
Jury yesterday against ten physicians
and four nurses
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-16
Weather 70 Remain P,ea.

Weather 20 Remain PfeasxAnt
Washington. Aug I5.--Moderatcly
low temperatures viii continue in At
lantic coast districts during the next
thirty-six hours. the Weather Bureau
announced today.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-16
ACCUSES HUGHES OF
WAVING BLOODY SHIRT
Senator Hartiwtck Flags Republican
Candidate For Attempting To
Revive Sectfonalisrn.
THOUGHT DAY HAD
PASSED FOR SUCH CONDUCT
Man Who Would Teach American
People to Hate Each Other Not
Qualified to Fill Nations Chief
Magtstracy.

Washington, D. c.. Aug. 15.-Ac-
cusing Charles E. Hughes the Repub-
lican presidential candidate, OF way
ing the bloody shirt to stir passion and
prejudice Senator Hardwick. of
Georgia. today addressed the Senate in
reply to Mr.. Hughes recent speech as
sorting that Congress and congress
representatives from the Southern
States.
After explaining that chairmanships
tanned under the seniority rule and
not through any political maneuvering
Senator Hardwick spoke at length Of
the good feeling existing between the
North and South, and paid tribute to
former Presidents Mckinley. Roose-
welt and Taft in their sympathetic
treatment of the South. He then ac-
cused Mr.. Hughes of being unfair In
his references In his speech at Butte.
Mont, and added.
He (Mr. Hughes) believes that in
certain sections OF our country he can
stir up passion and prejudice by wav-
ing the bloody shirt once more and
by crying aloud The South Is in the
saddle
Thought Day Had Passed.
II haQ thouEht tnat the Qay 1or this
sort of performance, North or South
had passed forever. know that there
was an unfortunate period in the his
tory of our country when the fires Of
sectional hate burned high and when
appeals of that kind often were made
and too often controlled the elections;
but II had seemed to me that we had
At last gotten away from that bitter
period and that once more we had a
reunited country and q homogeneous
people. and that the man who would
undertake, in the North or in the
South. to plight tho smoldering en-
bers Of sectional prejudice was not
only not 4 predetermined American
patriot. but was an enemy to his
country and foe to its truest inter-
ests.
Not Worthy Of Trust, He Believes.
When l recall the proud spirited,
high strung. suffering people Of
my own section. anxious to feel that
they are In fact at peace forevermore
with their brethren ana that they are
indeed welcome back In the house that
their fathers built. and when recall
the brave, iust and generous people of
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-16
ITALIAN OREAONAUGHI
BLOWS UP; 800 DEAD
Captain Failed In Attempt to Beach
Ship BY Early Explosion. After
Fire Was Discovered.

Paris. Aug. l5.-The Italian dread
naught Leonardo Da Vinci caught Are
and blew up in the harbor of laramie,
italy, and 500 OF her crew were
drowned, says a Turin dispatch to
the Petit Journal
The date of the disaster Is given
only as a day in August
Started In Ships Kitchen.
The fire, says the dispatch, was dts
covered in the dreadnaughts kitchen
and spread rapidly. The captain i'm
mediately ordered the magazines
flooded and tried to beach the battle
ship. but one magazine exploded be-
fore this could be done. The vessel
was turned over on her side and a
large number OF the crew were thrown
into the sea.
1t is believed that the battieship can
be righted and relocated.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-16
vessel launched In le1i.

The Leonardo Da vinci was q sister
ship Of the Conte Di Cavour and OF
the Ginlio eCesare. and was launched
in October. 1911. Her displacement
was $4,000 tons and she was 57S Ia
feet long, 81 So feet beam. and car
ried total company Of s57 mon.
Her main battery consisted Of thir-
teen 11-inch guns and her secondary
battery. TO stand or torpedo attack.
was composed OF eighteen 4.7-inch
guns. Hsr engines were $4,000 horse
power. des1gnsd 70 develop = 1c@o6 ~
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-16
Butter Sroun atnb siac Gcntc iii
Natcnpprt.
1if @aters sgoe Company bobcr
ben 6rclln0 per &ill0er nod
3auenport gebrad)t.

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6ellte l1alb Iaoenport lnlo mroul
ibr Sa,Htqllartier Gei Ser Iif @a=
tiers Gbpe Company, No. 21O grabp
StroBe ollfldlagtn.
Sl1 Miaipncn bon 3%eitltngen mer=
hcll Die lnterelial1icn @ibbilOdcn bon
Sui ter grolulr llno Iciuem geideiotcn
@ll1oe taglid) ollrh oas gauge 2ano
geld,id:.
Sir bclrte bafelt iid sic 6cioel,
Der &i,loer piele SpdlIe por=
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Ben &inoqrn Iabenports porfiibre1.
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tier miro lidj mn 1pabre1lO bes benti=
gen Cages in Davenport oufbaltcll.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-16
(gingelanot.)
3nr lcttcn &nbc,
5 + II g d I Ii t.

Sic @eerOiel1ng bes @errn So61r
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fano 5onnabenb Nadynit=
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Mpe., ltqtt ln1o 5spar rat) bem Dat
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Die @eiieblng bon 6ran $. sc.
GoenfelOt, Gbeiralt bes &errlt 50.
80. 9toenfelot, erfolgte am 5onr1tag
gta6mittaa llnl 2 l16r bonn @anle,
1902 9ie6n 9(pe., aus al1f Sem
Toirmollllt 6rieobof. Galtor 8.
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DEM 5rieo6ofa 6olgenoe luaren Sic
'Sargtragcr:: sic 6erren 6reo Sell
ting, Sp. Ioble, Glloolf Mpe, @m.
Sid, Sernlan Wartens lrnb SEER
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-16
Nationalcr efatfDnsrcf.
ST finoet am s., 8. lrno 10. Sl1li I'M
aubitpriltm in Milmalfec ltatt.

Ser 10. &pngreB oes Ncroomcri=
fa1iiden Sfatperbanbes miro am s.,
s. nll0 10. Sltli i'm Mltbitori:tm int
Mimaltfec a6gebalten. Die notbigel.
Gorbereitltngen, linn einell reforohrc=
benben grfolg SIT er5ielcn, lino be-
rcits i'm @allge. Ias grcfutiofpmi=
te Dat fiir sic beritieoenel1 llnter-
Oie G~oriibcn0en l1llo Mit=
glieoer crltannt, IS beltebt olls Sen
Serrcn g. @. Mllppert, Grdlioent;
Sol. s. &ri5ef ltllo Mrt6ltr Mallb,
Disqualification; Oscar 6. Sdppe=
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-16
Gmmett Taltun i'm Mciu Mmcricam.

emmett 3alton, Ser bcriibmte 81
lenbablt= l1n0 ganfralber, Ser crit
|fiir5li6 cinen pierSebniabrigen 3ltdt=
.6altsterlnil1 abgebiiBt bot, bolt it6 in
Iapenport ol1f llno miro bel1te nno
morgen Mbeno inn SEEM Mmericar
.Sbeater in @egleitlmg eires crltflai=
liget @mloelbiloes leiae Mbeilteuer
crflaren. @r par es, Ser nit leinen
genolielt i'm Sabre 1892 nod Gof=
fegoile, &alr., %reiite, ul1o sort 51pei
gal1fe1 atfbielt nllo beral1bte.
Wit ibm fiibrten ieine 9riioer Bob
unO @ra1t, mie ol16 8il Golpers
ltno Sid 9roabmca, Sen al1Berlt per=
megenen lleheriaQ aus. gs entlpan1l
it'd al1f Ser llld)t 5lpiid)en ben @an=
bitten uno ben ib11en nadlebe1ben
9iirgern Ser &anlos=Stabt cine gro
Sc Sd)ladt, hei Ser al1f Ser Settle Ser
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ben 0aponfam. altd) bic Stqbter
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lab, rib er ieil1 Yfero berltm ltnb rift
mitte1 Ol1rd Sic Mailt straBe bir=
ol1rd on Sic 2eide leiles 8rl1oers
ltaD ii6erlicferte iid Damn leinen
SerfersfneGten. gr mnroe 81 elmer
lebenslangliden 3ndtbmlsltrafe ner=
ilrt6eilt, aber nad pier5ebn lt1o Elm
balbjabriger @efal1gellhaft Don
@ollperlcllr Sppe bcgnaoigt. 9ieIe
g~eal1aoigung erfolgte Dor a6t Sab=
rem; ieit oieler 3eit lit er ltets ether
Der belten 9ilrger Ser Sto6t gepeien.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-16
Srinitatns= @cmcinbe pcrsi6t Som
traft fir GdulaebG1t0c.

@ei elmer gerianln1lltng Ser Sc
nleilloe Der oelltiben ep.=lutb. Grini=
tatlts= @cncinbe ipuroe ~porgelterit
Ibeno Der &ontraft fir Die grri1=
tlllg elmer nellen G%iarrld)alc SEQ. SIT
Mprtle Strabe an 8iaiam @arg=
mann perge6cl1.
Gie Soften ser Grballltltg ser Sir
be oiirftan ii1 auf lltgefaDr $780,
900 belaufcll. sSn biele Snlnme iino
Die Sei5= lln0 .2ibtatlagen eillge-
lblolien. Sdon III Ben lla6iten ga
gen bilrfte nit ben Ir6eiten iiir ben
Nellban begolulen merOell. HaItor
Carl Solternlalm lit Der Seellorger
Der @emeinDe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-16
anr5c s(nipradcn non sen g,rti-
Smffragcttcm.

Die usliiociation for @ontan 9p-
poIeb to @oman Suffrage" nlaGtelr
aeltern befanllt, baB tie BON jebt ab
taglid fllr5e gnlpradel1 bon BALI l
bis ll6r Gadnlittaas nnD Don balb
5 bis 5 llbr Nad1nittngs IN i6rem
Sa1ptquartier, No. III @eit 3. Ctr
balten lperDell. giele 8alltcm Der
3apellporter 8elelli6aft ba6en iid
Der geluegung al,gei6loiien u1lo iper=
Den bieie gniprdd,en balten. Sir ie=
hermann, Der nid)t nit ben Snffra-
gettcll lpnnpatbilirt, lit bier cine Sc
legcnbeit gebote1, foltenlos eilligcn
Sortragen sn5lllnllden.
Dr. 8afer, 3abnarat @hitafer
Building. Mn5.l
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-16
&rpccrs fc1rcn INN ser Natipnal=
&unfcrcns at Meiu Srleans
Il 5ltriif.
5. 6. Gbomas, Ser 2eiter Ser Yat=
ritp Dots Company, iprid,t IiA
ilber Sic &pr1pelltipn aus.

s. S. Ibomas, Ser gerfaltfsleiter
Der GltritD Dots Company, febrte
.am Spm1aben0 Don Ser Rationalfolt=
BENTON Der Ietail @%rocerpnlel1 Of
tie limited States, Die in Nelp Sr=
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port 5uriid. ST erflart, sob bieie
aonpention oie 6eite lll1o entbltita=
'ltlld]te ilt Der ct je beigauobnt bat.
Namentli6 sic g%rlpablung bon
Serrn S. $. g9aefer bon Gapenport
gum G%raiioenten Ser acknowledgements
gl1llg, luie bie grpablllng BON 5pl.
8eiterfielo bon Chicago 5ltm @i5e-
p%raitoenten ri1b S. $. &pan bon ct.
Galtl 5llm gefretdr, poll5pg lid in
altBerlt fcierlider @eile.
Sic N%adltebel1bcn D%ertraten Soma
bel Der &%onDention:
Slllilts &eipner, StaatsprGlibcnt,
|Golt1ctl 8lnffs.
S. 81. cunningham, 5taatsjefre=
TOR, Dubuque.
s. q. Gettit, 5iour Gitp.
6. S. Garep, burlington.
8. 6. Woonep, Clinton.
S. s. gnrerp, gebar @apios.
S. 81. @ilep, 3%apenport.
81. S6iegel1 3apenpprt.
Garl 81. 8ltenga, 9%apenport.
$: .. @ieblman 1apcnpprt.
sSulius Spetb, @%apenpprt.
Sobn 81. SeeneD, 9%abe1port.
S. $. Sdaeffer, 9apenport.
Worgen abeno miro sic Nltritp
Oats Gompal1D BON Scout ltnb 90
penport ben Mitgliebern Ser bieligen
g~ereinigutg Der 3etail=@ rocers Elm
grDBes 9anfett 9eben, bei Dem Die
Grnennung BON Serrn 5dnefer sum
Erdiioel1ten Der INSTRUMENTATION
in geuiigenoer @eiIe gefeiert tper6el1
|loll. 3ieies gar1fett tpiro Inn z l1br
Ibel1os i'm 9ladbamf &otel ieia1er
Nnfalng nebmel1. sllld sic 8ean1ten
Der Observation-Disclosures peroen iid
st bemlel6en einfin6en.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-16
sfattpnrnicr bes 9apcnpprt sfat.
Stub.

Ser 1apenport sfatflllb biclt ge=
tern abeno in Dem 2ofal ulluter
Den sinoell" leine rcgelnlabige Ser
lalnlnlu1lg, p%erbunOen NIT Go1lrltier,
al, bei ocm sic Nadlte6enoen ais
>sieger Gerporgilge1:
|. Sobn llnocroonf, 1871, II Sect.
2. 9llgo goliIteot, 712 Nll1s.
3. Nn1. Solf, Ser5iolo obl1e 6.
4. $: E. Setn1orm, 16 Spiele.
5. ao. &lle6lfe, 512 Yll1s.
G.. 9iobt. gretdcr, 1863 bobes
Spiel.
Z. Moltcr Mlrlforo, ser5- rourlrce
olne 5.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-16
9iajOr 9auiiun oiiritc cinbcr,tfcn
,pcr0cn.

Maior 8. q. 3opiion BON 2aberl=
port ltano ouf Ser elite Der lcdS
1rllEerer aftipel1 Sffi5ierc, Sic ON
Wtittpod bon Dem Irdiioenten an
Den Senat geld)idt lpnroe, Inn pieoer
e1llberllten 81 merocrr. Major Iapi-
ion lou 5llm SberI item beforoprt ll,o
Der Sllfanterie 5ugetbeilt tueroen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-16

49, Herben1I : Mittel eegen @belt-
matismus unO Sdmer5en aler lrt.
&iepe's Ipotbefe, 403 peltl. 2. Str.
Strait @iaiam SdpnciOer, 81. y.
SEQ. / @~ettclOorf, reiite am Sonl=
abeno mod @apelo, Sa, ab, no iic
ibrc Mllttcr, Sroll Gancp Coleman,
ani5llllld)cl scoenft.
sSrau 90. gurf6arot Don Mla=
rion, 8, balt lid) bci Sri. Gina
Mllbs bon Glbrioac 5t 9eilld) allf.
Gs iei an oieier StcIle nodJ=
malls oarauf aufl1erfiam gcn1adt,
baB Sic jdbrIide @eanltenpabl Der
Gapenport Sltrngen1ei1oe an1 Som1=
tag, ben A. Sltni, i'm &mblofal Der
Gltrnballc itattfinOet. Scoes cin5elne
Mitglico bcs Gereills iollte inn ST.
terciie ser Srrlgcmeinoe 11id)t Der
fcblen, icine Stimme ab5ugeben.
Iralt Sobanna 6ife, s. n1o
gliplcp Strabe, Elm la~nojabriaes Mit=
eIieo oes Ieutiden Giolrierpercills
bon Scott County, %feicrte aeitern I'M
&reile ibrcr 5ablreiden @efanllten,
s%Srel1nOe rllb Gerlparlbten bie So.
@ieberfebr ibres geburtstageS.
Irau SSide crblifte am IA. Mai 1917
81 @%oi5cnbllrg, Wedlen6ltrg, Dos
2idt Ser @elt, nnb fam i'm Sabre
1852 llad Stem Dprf llno BON sort
aus inn iclben Sabre nab oem Scott
Gonntp.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-16
Sin nc1tcr @latternfaQ.

Sin llelter @latternfad m1troe &C.
ltern oem bieiigen 81 Ilnobeitsamt
genneloet. Ias Spfer lit 6rauleil1
Glltb @ain, go. 1902 @raop Strabe.
Ias @alts mltroe inter Guarantal1e
geitcli.
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&ricss : Observation-Disclosures paiiircn
SnucupDrf.

arieasal,tornobile, iiir Merifo be-
ltin1mt, paiiirten geitern Moraen
iiber Gof SslanO, Davenport. Die
Wlaidinen fonr1tel1 5lln1 groBtc1
S6eil Don Ietroit ltlb merbe11 nad)
uImerifa's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES" per=
idiffi.
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9ifnif fiiir M~nsetelltc scr Crane
Company.

Sic I1lgcltelten Ser Gapel1porter
Iiliale Der Crane Company meroen
bon Sen @ea1nten ser Sirma 81. eiaenl
Eifnif eingelaben 1perOen, Oas aler
Goralls icbl1ng nod am 80. Sl1li ab=
gebalten merben loll. 2illomoob lit
oils Srt fir bas Tifl1if be5eidnet
morben.
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Garl Gleaion 2elceat Scr 9oitbeam:
ten fiir G%pnucntipn.

Carl @lealon lpl1roe ar1 Sonntag
oon Dem bieligen Gerbmlo Ser Golt=
beanlten ais 9elegot fir Die bonn 5.
bis 5um 8. Sunni III Marlbaatolpn ab=
5llbalterlOen Staatsfonpention Scr
National JcOeration Of Eoit Sffite
gnlplogeS mlserpablt.
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lncr, 5cfretar; ~. 30. Irepfus,
S1ubnleilter.

mcr, 5cfretar; 81. so. Irepfus,
S6otmeiiter.
Der ssoroamerifaniidJe sfatper-
ba1lo balt in iebenl Sabre eirelt &pt1=
areb NIT eincn1 grpben Sllrnier ob;
IS ocrartige &pngpiie nto Gnrniere
bot Der Ger6ano bereits binter lid,
bic IN allen S6eilem oes 2alloes Itatt-
falroen. Sen qroBtc1 grfolg in je=
Der Ge5iefulg batten Oieie Geranltalz
tltl'gtn ieood3 imn1er in Willpa,fee,
looab bieie Sto0t als bic uSfat=Mc=
tropole" 6c5ctd)net luerocn fam.
sbpn lest faln1 INIT 8cltinlnltbeit So
raltf gcrcdylet merOen, BOP bie Sc
t9ciligung am 10. &pl1greB alles bis
her Iaaeml enc in ocn gdatten ltel=
len miro.