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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-14
Dapenportcr fir Sob boa 0,s:
bMque'tr ncranttuprtIt1
0ctaIteM.
@pn Sarrb @ascr, Gpt., sciteucrtcs
MittomobI t6btct .Nerntm o.
8rten ppn S%nbnquc.
Wager Der friminellcn Tagrlaiiisfcit
a%nscflagt. -NGoroners= SatrD 9ibt
%offenem @%abriprud ab.
oil sen Ser 9emofrats !

M mE@4AfrfE F
'(Spe5ial oil bclt Ser 9emofrata }
dubuque, So, ID. 9topember 1916.
n&ir, Die Gorpmcrs- SlrD, finSen,
bak German S'8ricn an Grrlctnr-
gen bcridico, Bic or bappngctrage,n
latte, ais CT ant @ur,mittagc bcs 10.
Mupember 1916 an scr Git Gatbla,tc
&riifc, 9i.bna1te, Smbname COUNTY,
Soiua, pon einem ppn @arrp Wager
uut Sapenport gcitcnerten Mntomubil
crfaRt iumr0c. Inter Dcm Sicgcl
upn Coroner TaIerton.
Bic Gprumers=s ytrD.
9ea6be1t bie Goroners-S ltrp bicr
bette Mbeno Sen acknowledgements
@abrlpru6 abgescbel1 batte, 1uuroc
Sarrp @ager bon Davenport allf
9eranlaiiung BON Golmtpanpalt
@ugb Steluer micocr nerbaftet l,nb
pegen allgeblidJer frimineller 6abr=
laiiigfeit ntO gerlaIicns eii1er I'm
'iallltele nl1ter 9%iirgiduft geitelt.
Gin BON @ager gcltel1ertes glltp-
mobil iiberfubr bel,te Morgen an ser
Dubuque 8riide eillen gemi1icn
Serman S'grten, einei1 betagter
Mal1r, Ser lpiter an ocn Tolgen Ser
bel Sem Ml1tomobilunfall Oapollgetra=
sef1cn gerlesltngcn itarb. S'9rien
nor III Glrbl1alle nid)t befanrt. @ie
perlalttet, fubr @aser oaporl, obne
iid} I'M Oen l1eberfabrcnal 5ll flint
llern. @ager mllrbc ipater bcrbaftet
uno nod Dem bieiigcn @oli5cibal,pt=
quarter gebradt.
SarrD g. @ager, Ser momentum
bel Der Repnolbs Iobacco Company
oils &eiienoer angeitelt lit, lit in 9a-
pe,rport moblbefannt ltto bielt friiber
lal1ge 3eit einen g~lerfspoiten iii
Sidep's 3igarrenlaoen No, 1, 8 ntbr
9errp StraBe inne. Serr @agers
ipobl1t in Davenport nit ieiner Gat=
tin, 6ralt Gillian u. @aeer 5l1lam=
men, geo. 1907 @elt 8. straBe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-14
Dout 9poc atbcrnicu.
Scnrp nj y
in sprinsfieIb, g.,

gus s~prinefielo, 8, Dat Sral
! Antonie Salt, 91S pcltlide s.. Str,
@attiii bes @errn GbeoSpr Salt, Sic
srallcrnahriht erbalten, bob baicIbit
ibr 8ruber, @crr @cnrp Camp, BON,
Spbe obbcrlfcn iuprbcrl lit. Ser CUT
|dlafene lrur Elm alter 9abenportcr,
Der ldpn 1865 ols jungcr Marn aus
@eutihlalb bicrlcr gefomi1en ipm.
9reibig Sabre bat CT bier selcbt unb
|seipirft. CT mar Sbcilbaber iii ser
9upenport W6bclfabrif an 5. nto
@nrrcn Gtrabc. ModSem hielc bllrd)
Seuer 5erit6rt ipprben luar, iibcrnabm
CT sic 8irtbidaft gde s. nnb Sraop
|Strabe. Sic CT piclc Sabre crfolghid
|betrieb. spdter nabm ct cine Gtels
lung oils @erffiibrer III Ser gcttenborf
18becl @orfs" (ictt Sren9 & @edt)
an. Nad einisen Sabren lpurbc ct
bon Der Sirma nod ihrer Sabrif in
Springfield, o, seianbt, in neIder CT
big tor etlpa 5iuei Sabren 8crffiibrer
ihpar. SSanH ipar ct geofplill9cn, 1c1les
ii6 beridledternoeu Geiunbbeits5u@
ltalloes balher nab Sloriba iiber5uiie@
bclr, ipo CT bot ribt lal,ger 3eit einell
SdlaganfaQ %erlitt, bon iueldbcm CT
Iii6 aber crDolte. CT febrte nad
iSpringfielb. 8, 5uriid, mo i'm icet
Der Sob ercilt bat. Ser Gntidlafene
lpar elm cbee1lo tiidtiser, lpie liebens@
piirbiger Meni6. Iue dlteren 9u@
.bcnporter, Die i'm ipabrenO Der 80
Sabre, sic CT bier anlallig mar. gut
fannten, iperoen inn ein %freunblides
Inbenten ~be!pabrer. &
Tral 1anra q. sniocr.
Sm Seine ibrer Sodter, Srall
@erman Sod,inls, go. 1902 6ranflilt
PStraBe, pcri6ieo 6rall 2allra M.5ni-
Der am Sol,ntag Madmittag nod
|lansem, lhmeren 2ei0en.
Sic 0abingeldlieoene crblidte onl
Neuiabrstage bes Sabres 1868 sll
@albington Gol1ttp, SSa., oas 2id)t
Der @elt lnO mar Sic Iodter Dol,
&errl unb Tralt Sall1es W. McGor-
mid. Gle &erltorbere brad)te lire
gauge &inbbeit in Soma gu. Sim l..
Suli 1884 permablte lie it'd nit
@arrel1 5niber, Ser ibr Dor o!polf
Safrcn I'M IoOe n%prattsgillg. Sic
miro bon i6rer. pbenerlpabnten Iod,-
ter, Trau @er1lan Sod)ims, iiberlcbt.
Die 9eiiebMllg erfolst be,lte 9ead)=
mittag linn stpei llbr bonn Sralierball-
lie aus allf benz Safoale 5rieoboie
ulto miro itrift priuat iein.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-14
Tlnfiaiion emosiiltis bccnoet.

Ger @bite Collar 9a1npfer vSe=
len 8lair" bannpfte geltcr1l Nad)mlit=
tag nit Sem 3nnnpfer uMorrtiitg
Star" lno bem .Jradtood yGiiris~
IN" Shlepptalt langiam ben Miliiiiip-
pt fromaufmarts, Dem @il1terquar-
there 81.
Die Sailon lit beeltDet. slm Conn
tag gormittag UNI eli l1br beealbigtc
Der 9ampfer uSelen @lair" feline
lette 5abrt bon gllrlingfou llnd) 3a=
be1tport, nad1oelm er am Sreitag 5l,l,l
lebten Male ltrol1nl1ftpdrts llad CIT
bnqlle gefabren mar. 9ie 9ampfer-
gel uifuft madte geitern befant1t,
oaB oas Spnlnler6albiabr lit ge5llg
allf Nerlonen= ltllo Sradtperfebr Elm
oltBerlf erfolgreihes geipelen lit.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-14
.3iueiter @urtras bes Sicsjabrigen
&urtragsflrins Ser Gapenpprter
%ulImiperiitD Gxteniipm" @eIcll=
Idaft mprgen Wbenb.

Sab Oer @oritano Ser 0apel1porter
pllaiberlitp grteniion" @eiealdaft
NIT Der @clpi1nll1g bes NrofelIors
9r. Sotparb @riggs fir Sen oiesjqb=
rigen Gortragsfl1rlus ciner1s gutelt
@riff gctban bat, oas bemics Ser sabI=
reide 9eind bes ~erlte1l gortrages am
letten Mittmod. alrgeiidts Ser Gbat-
iad)e, Dob lebtc1 Mittlpo6 oie Muf=
reglillg liter Die ~(6an1alige) llnent=
.1bieocllbelt Der @ralioentempabl nof)
iebr groB mar, nt,1B Ser geil1d iogar
als ie6r gutter he5eidu1ct meroen.
8rofelior @riggs bat lid} iiir leine
Diesja1rigen Gprtrage Gin allBeror=
oentlid) Invertebrates Iben1a gelpablt.
gr mill 5eigen, spie Sic Iidtfunlt ill
Icbrgebidtlider pOer oromatiidcr
Sornt geaell reliai0ie, geieaidnftli=
Gle, lpirtbidaftlide nao nlpraliide
ltebelital1oe Groteit crhebt ul1o oas
golf 5l1r s%l6itelullg oerielben al1i I
r~iittelt.
,Sll SuIIra9, pell CT leBfelt Wtlft=
1pod) Ibeno belt, bat @rofeiior
@riggs u0as Sud- @iob", oas grobc
Sebrgeoidt Der gibel, als eil1en 8ro=
tell gegen ltrclrg ooematil6e, forperl-
tiorelle Ibeoloaie bebonoelt. Mitt=
nod, Den Is. Mopelnber, iprid)t Gro-
1elIpr @riggs iber Ser unaefeIIe,te
Nrometbells" Don 5bellep, ais Gro-
telt gegen lo5iale llngeredtigfeit.
Seoenfalls miro bieier gortrag, ser
bod)intereilant 51 merbell pcriprid)t,
elm nod piel grOberes 8l1blifl1m ol-
5teben, als Der all1 letter Mittpodl,
% bon einer slufregulg iiber oas gr=
gebrlB Der Gralibentempahl feline De
De r1ebr iein fam. Nien1ano ioate
oerlaun1e1, Den m1orsigell gortrag
Des Grofeilprs @riggs m Der Iula
Deg @od)ifulgebaloes 81 boron.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-14
sfattuurnier Ser Glfs.

Die Iapet1porter 2ogc Ser glfs
bielt seltern I'M glfs=@ein1e ein al1-
BERT gut belud)tes 5fattol1rnier ab.
Mie perlaatet, miro Die 9oee iebt re-
gelnaBiae Iourniere ouf bas Gro=
granlm ieben.
Madltebeno sic Site Ser Sieger
oes geltrigen S%orrniers:
grlter - SSreo al1nfel, Is gepo1=
meme 5picle, $50 @l1nfte.
3meiter ~ So 2iider, 466 @l111f,
tc.
gritter ~ Sarrp ". g,poro, sers-
iolo gegelr a, 5dneioer.
Gierter Gus. 8%urn1eiiter, Ia
getpotpnene 5piele, 1926 Nllnfte.
5iinfter-grnlt Otto, AL 9sl,11fte.
Sediter gbas. Stelf, bobes
Spiel, 112 9ltltfte.
5iebetter 81. @ieiel Ser6tollr=
nee obne 6,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-14

|ioaar bas 2ano SIT perIaiien. Iel
IStaat lpieoeru11 bolte bic Mtallnel
5ltrild lll,0 lieB lie bot @eridt Iabcll.
Gam nla6ten Die u@reenbads" 8e-
Neutrality-suspicious.. WsSit elmer Snlume
BON $4,000 periud3ten lie ocn CONT
tpalnpalt 51 vid)mieren" llno lang
lam itiegea lie bllrd Dos Telo Scr
Mainner, Die in ibrem 4roscb interel-
lirt marer1, bis SIT Sen @eridtsberid)t
erltattera luto 2pfalrebaftcurc scr
ein5clnen 3eitltnaen. Glird 9aar-
aclo, aleibultgsItiide etc. ~beriudtel
lie al1b eilert gertretcr bieier Sci
TING su belted)en; ales nlnlonlt -
|geltern ~befan1lten lie iid oils geldla=
gen.
Sin rGbange Of Gcnllc" nad) benl
Glintoncr ober ipatcr loear nad) Dem
Ies Naaines'er @erid)t wuroe abge-
mielcn. 8eltern mollten sic Scrrel1
eilten letter Goup=b'gtat al1sipieIcn,
in Dem Tic ibre beioen bieiigel1 sln-
lualte, Ireo 8oIlner lnb 2ouis 6.
&oooelpig, entlieben uno oofiir
slpci neuc Mmalte, 2ollis Sallitger
Don Carroll. Sa., llilo s(nmalt Sci
lolps bon 5iollr Sails, g. Q, ellga-
sirtcn. slltf oieie @eiie pollten. lie
oem @eribt por1naden. oab iie, sur
belleren @abrnebmung ibrer Suffered
Ien nel1er Mlmalte beoiirften. Gieie
stenert Mlnpalte ieieu ieood NIT. ben
Iailen ltidlt p%ertraltt, ltro besbaIb
miiBtcn Sic 3ro5elle pcrldoben lper=
Ben, bis Die Mopofaten iid orientirt
baben. gs 6alf ibnen nidts, Count
tpanlpalt Senrp $. Sebens fon1ltc nit
AZ 3eugen d~nfprosett, 0eren Musla-
gen ldNperpiegeno gcgen Die u@reel1=
bads" ge1ueiel1 paren. g~olitduoig in
Die gl1ge getriebeil, tros ibrer liebe,1=
SEM Inmalte, meld1e lie SIT iGrer Ser
tbeibignng insseialnmt e1eagirt bot
ten, ml,Bten iid) Die Manner gelter1
idnloig befenueu uno ibr Sdidial in
Die &a1lbe bes @eridlts ullb Die @l,a=
De oes Mi4ters legell. @leid nadl
5bluB Ser 8erbanbluns begaben lie
iid gum 8abtbofe nnb perlieBen 9a=
penport. @obin lie sil1gen meib Nsie=
mano, llltr @arb inQ nod Chicago
gefabren leit, Inn itd BORT bon ieincr
5ralt nnb Sinner 5l1 p%erabid)ieDen,
ebe er Sen 5rad nit Ser geitreifte,r
Sadie llno Ben fem pomaoiirten
S6eitel nit bent g%lattraiirten &opf
eines Straflings i'm Sort Mabiion'er
3l1d)tbalts pertnll6t.
Meltrl1nbadt5ig Stl1nbelt, llad)oem
iie ith ldllloig befarnt battcl1, miro
Der Hi6ter i6r llrtbeil perfinoigen
lulo lie fiir einiae 3eit fir Sic sll1=
.Benmelt nnidaolid mad)en. Die
5lpeite gegen iie erbobene, anf @rob=
oiebltabl lautenoe Mnflage, miro in
bem Montent rtiebergeld}lagelt. inbem
lie sic Gborc oes 5taats5udtbal1ies
betrete11.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-14
Sa,raftiuitat Fat turf snsenum,a men

@ie ans DEM Mmcrican go,ntrae-
tor Waga5ine 5lt erieben lift, bat Sic
9alltbdtigfeit in 1apenport inn 81
ttpber i'm 8ergleid nit DemleIben
Motat oes @%oriabres, nm a1id)t ipe-
niger als 5tpeinnoadt5ig Asro5ent all-
Igettor111eil. NadNteben6 Sic Statiltif
lfiir Die groBeren Staote Sotpas Sc
oar &apios: 1916 $276,OOO, 1916
s$116,00O; Slnabme 1870 Yro3ent.
EIapeuport: 1916 $t21, 500, 1916
I$67s255; 3unabnle 80 8ro5ent. Des
ENuincs: 1916 $34513O, 1915
5S221,791; 3ltnnbn1e sc asro5. G1ie
Ebltqlle: 1916 1920; 1915 1896;
33llnabmc 405 Gro5. Siour Gitp:
1916: $i63,200; 1916 147,95O;
f3lnnblne O Gro5e1t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-14
6ran Garmidacl befi,lbet lid, anf sem
@eae Der 8ei1erltna.

6rall sNS0e Garmihael, No. pa SIt
10. Sfrabe, bie 8attin bes 9ofalref
oafteurs elmer notwithstanding
oie lid geltern WfSorgen i'm M!ercD
9oipIM elmer Operation nnter5og,
iiebt jeBt lallsialer @eneilllllg entgc=
gen. SIR @atte lit enter 0elr belieb-
telten 3eitungspertreter Der Staot,
1pabrelto tie lelber piele JreunDe be-
Iist, melbe oie Wadrid)t iiber ibre
.lnngiame @enciung nit Jrcuaen be-
griiBen meroen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-14
SinOgrapb Company fat quite Sc
idlafte at Dcrieidnem.

Die Tapcnport 2il1pgrapb gon1pa=
MI fat allge1r6liflih por5iiglide Sc
id)afte st perseidner. 80 liefen ge=
itern Morge1 8. g. mieoerum 11cul1
I1rftrdgc Gin, bic lih fir ieds Ma=
id)i1el1 fir Sfmepen, 51pei fir @or=
apegel1 ltl1o cine iiir Minnelota Der
tbeilell. 9isber ii1ro fiinf Maldinen
IN oiclen Monat OH Sen Manlt &C.
bradt morDen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-14
Observation-Disclosures befaht iidy nit
2a1lnn4 0cr Gtimmsettel.

Die Scott Golt1tp Sl1perpiloren=
beboroc befabte ith geltern MadJmit-
tag NIT Dem 3uiammenluden ll,o
3a)len Ser 5timn15ettel, oie fiir5lid)
anlablid Ser Natipnal=, 5taats= urlb
Gou11tDrpabl in BEN 81 G~re5inftelt oes
Scott Goll1tp abgegebel1 lpllrben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-14
Nn5eisenlente, 11adl Geoar &apiSs.

Cine gicibe Iubenporter Mt5eigen=
lel1te ~reiiten aeltern M6eno nod Sc
Dor &apios, Saq Of, UNI BORT Ser
0~iesiabrigen 5tnatsfo11pention Ser
Iiiociateb @0pertiiing Clubs of
Soma, tpelde BORT beute rnb morge,1
abgebalten miro. s. 6. geBna bon
Sarneb & Son Mallr miro einen
Gortrag iiber Ser 8ertb bon Mn5ei=
gen in 3eitungen" balten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-14
3iuei Mal,ner laiica iid) fir sic @ln=
0esarlMcc alipcrhen.

&op @ltlln u1tb 2aceD 5cahnrg
apltroen gcItcrn nod Seffcrlon gar-
rods, 300, geid]idt, lr1t BORT Sic
sdl1Bpriifllng fir Sen Gintritt in
Die 9nnOesarll1ee SIT paiiiren. Sic
aperoen beioe in Die Jel0artiacrieoipi=
lion eintretet,.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-14
l5nnfcn ridten flciues 9adieuer M

Mls Dem sdorniteill berausflie-
geltoe Illnfen iino fit eih Gad)feuer
peratlttDortlib, meld)es oem Saule
bon s.. IS. GIterbage, SO. 1927 Slt
Occult StraBe, an Sonl,tag Mafunit=
tag gerilgen sdaoen al,fiigtc. 9nrd)
bas tbatfraftige gingreifen Ser sScll-
crmebr milroc cin ernItliher @rano
'perbiitet.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-14
:Ettu Sill unS sn. snrner iino nadl
MertfD atacrciif.

Stto Sill, Ser aaiirer Scr Gapen-
port Spqrbaltf, reiite. geltern nit III
S@llriler 5llIan1n1ett lad5 Merifo in
Observation-Disclosures ab. Dic
Serrerl seocrfel1 iid ml8ciabr eil,cn
Mofat lang III Werifo mnf5uba[ten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-14
Selbitm6roer INNER mod nidt ibcm-
tifisirt.

Gie 9eide bes Mannes, Der iih am
porigen Jreitag M6ano NIT eillen1
Galirmeiier ben sails bon DIR ST.
DIR aufldnitt, lit nod INNER 1tidt
ioentifi5irt poroet. Ser Mann ltaro
I'M suffer bon etrpa pier5ig SaDren,
1par 5 SUB ul1o fiinfeinbalb 3pl
bod, batte graile auaelt, lpog llllge=
fabr 1876 Efllnb lno mar elm 2iebba-
Der bon Sabaffauell.
Solie Die 2eid3e lliht in Ben allcr=
lla6iten Gagen iDentifi5irt merOer, 10
miro iie nod Ser m%eoi5iniiden slb-
tbeillng Der Staatsl,niperIitat 5tpefs
3eiirung iiberfiibrt merben.
- Merdants Gransfer & Storage
50. SelePbon 855. lAnd.l
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-14
8rpfc Masferaoe bes Muromeit 9a=
DenpDrt S%urnDereins.

Ser NprOpeIt Davenport 3lrnper-
cin miro ON Sonlabenb Mbeto, oell
9. Geselnber, cilien groBen Mosfen=
ball per~atitalten, fir oelt id,on iett
Die SorbereitnngeIl setroffr1 rperoen.
Sammtlide Mitglieoer unb lire
Srennoc lino berslid bicr5r cinaela=
ben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-14
Mtaii,mcrpereinignlg Der 3iomssc=
meinbc ipirb Treitas 5r=
fntn tftprfrrfrn

-9ie Wlidil1lrer : gereinial,ng ser
oel1tld epattgeiild : 1utberiiben
3ionsgemeinbe, miro 5reitag Mbenb
I'M SallIe BON @errn &lloolpb I6oen=
len, peo. GIG @aines StraBe, 5ltiam-
mentreHen, lint einen gemiitGliben
4beno 5ll berbringell.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-14
-Nerpen-S Del MitteI gegen&beuma.
hsntlis u1lo Gbmersen aller Mrt.
Hiepe's Mpotbefe.

Trall 6. ~. @rcltcr trof ge4
ltern bon Maquofeta aus lpieoer it
Gonc1port Gin.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-14
8. SSpcltcr bon Der 81.

Efarrcr q. Scooter bon Der st.
Mpbotllus : &irde febrtc bon eil1eln
lanacren slltiellthalt IN ct. SEQ,
Wtinll.. llad) Iapcnport 5llriid. Sem
Stellpertrcter, @iarrcr GeinpbplD,
reiite i'll Observation-Disclosures
nod Gliuuob, Sno., ab.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-14

9r, gafer, 8alnar5t, Wbitater
Building. MrB.)
New Britain herald., 1916-02-10

plicate of the one used at the Pana- ma Exposition-~ where the Cadillac company was awarded the medal of honor the Cadillac being the only car exhibited with a "V'' type motor The cut open chassis was an attrac- tive feature and was widely com mended because of it's unusual me- chanism and it's workings. Brown Thomson & company report unpre- cedented business this season. and their enclosed car business since early fall has been very large. Cadillacs with enclosed bodies are designed for ease and comfort and with semetricaI lines. A number of these cars can be seen upon the streets of New Britain daily.
 "V'' Type Engine Success.
 The high speed-high efficiency 'V'' type engine is proving very success ful and it's great flexibility is one great feature which is astonishing m otorists today.
 A. C. Rose, sales manager of the Cadillac agency in Hartford it speak ing of the great power and flexibility of the new Cadillac Eight engine said that he has a record of an own- CT driving his Cadillac Eight twelve hundred and eighty five miles on high gear No speed changes made for hills or mud, over some of the most diff cult roads in a hilly country Mr. Rose further stated that it was no unusual thing for local owners to make trips over the "Mohawk Trair' and other mountainous tours equally as hard without shifting from high gear dur ing the entire trip. New Britain peo- pie are invited in Brown, Thomson & companys advertisement in this is- sue to make the Cadillac exhibit tn cir meeting place.
New Britain herald., 1916-02-10

this year and on the committee with him are John D. Evans, treasurer of the dealers association and of the committee and Russell P. Taber. The committee asserts that the show this season will be the best the deal CTS association has ever given.
 Upwards of 150 gasoline and cleo tric pleasure cars will be displayed. There will be a big showing of trucks and of accessories.
 Militia to Have Night.
 One night in the week will be de- voted to the militia when an official inspection of the show will be made by Adjutant General George M. Cole and his staff and by Colonel Richard J. Goodman, commanding the first infantry, and his staff. Wednesday will be automobile club day and Thursday society day
New Britain herald., 1916-02-10
CADILLAC EXHIBIT T0
 EXCEL OTHER YEARS
BroWn-Thompson Company to Show Full Line Of Car Models

Those who have visited at the auto mobile show at Hartford during the past years will no doubt remember the very attractive exhibitions of Cadillac cars by Brown, Thomson & company. This firm never spares any expense In making the Cadillac exhibit both a.. : tractice and instructive. This year their exhibit will be in spaces eleven and twelve in the northwest corner of the mammoth Armory and they will show a full line of open cars as we'll as several enclosed car models
 In the Cadillac space this year will be seen a cut CEen chassis showing the internal construction and when operated will bring all the moving parts to view. This will be in charge of an expert from the factory who will tell of the superiority of Cadillac construction. This chassis is du-
New Britain herald., 1916-02-10

are all in the assembling rather than in the manufa curing business, and this means that they must be able to purchase parts at prices which will enable them to compete with cars which are built complete in the home factory.
 The fact is that the price of mater ials has not so seriously hampered the parts makers that they cannot continue to sell parts to new concerns. The feeling of fear. against serious shortage that was noted few months back seems to be passing over, and the small manufacturer does not seem in the least worried at the pres ent time
New Britain herald., 1916-02-10

til II at night. Music will be fur nished by the First Regiment band.
 For the benefit of those New Brit ain people who are not aware of the exact location of the Broad street arInory let it be said that it may be reached in several ways. Those who go to Hartford on the dinky may cross Asylum street at the depot to the armory grounds entrance and follow the path around the railroad Viaduct to the show building. Those who so prefer may walk up Asylum street to Pennington avenue to Broad street. The armory is one block from Pennington avenue.
 B. F. Smith Manager. =.
 Ben. F. Smith of the Capitol City Auto company is manager of the show
New Britain herald., 1916-02-10
PART MAKERS STAND ,
 BY ASSEMBLERS
Shortage of Raw Materials But Tenn porary and Autos Arc
 Cheaper.
(From "The Automobile" ")

Stand by us and we Will stand by you This is the attitude that some of the large parts manufacturers seem to be taking toward the makers of raw materials. The concerns which furnish the makers of automobile parts with raw materials know that this shortage is but a temporary one, and it would be indeed foolish and short-sighted for them to raise the price to a prohibitive degree to cus- toners whom they know to be steady and good for business for an unlim- ited numb of years.
 This attitude toward the parts manufacturer, who buys in such large quantities that his business is cher ished, is the only possible fact that can explain the large number of re- cruits to the passenger car manufac- turing. business. Those new concerns
New Britain herald., 1916-02-10
AUTO SHOW OPENS AT HARTFORDSATURDAY
Will Be Held Under Auspices of
 First Infantry, C. N. (.

On Saturday evening of this week at o'clock the ninth annual auto mobile show of the Hartford Auto mobile Dealers association, incorpor- ated will begin a seven days run at the Broad street armory under the auspices of the First Infantry, c. N.
 c. Admission will be 25 cents af- ternoon or evening. The show will be on from 10:30 in the morning un-
New Britain herald., 1916-02-10
MAXWELL ACCOUNTING PLAN.

With the approval of Comptroller Walter M. Anthony, the Maxwell Mo- tor Co.,, Inc, has compiled a uniform accounting system to be used by all Maxwell dealers. The system is cov- cred in a neat booklet prepared by George F. Gillette, supervisor of sys- tenn, and by General Sales Auditor John c. Holmes.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-03-23
DON'T FORGET
Mark a, Smith
Ger. 3rd Ave. and Ord st. Phone $50
Bran, Shorts, Feeds
of all kinds, 8aled Hay
and Flour.

erts farm vacated by Boyd Thompson.
James Kelley has purchased pair
of mules from Mr.. Leonard, who re-
Gently shipped in a car load from Mis-
souri,.
Alfred Thompson, who has been in
Omaha, Neb., taking a course in prac-
tical engineering, came home last
week.
Roy Stillings and sister, Fern, took
in the dance at Clark City Friday
night and spent Saturday at the Ar
thur Kee home.
~ The Hinchberger boys were called
to Sanborn last Wednesday by the SER
ious illness of their mother. Since
that time they have been in constant
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-03-23
BIDS WANTED

Sealed bids will be received by
School District No. SO, Green Town
ship, up to p. NJ, Tuesday, April II,
1916, for the material and erection o.
a school house in the center of the
township, the contractor to furnish
all material.
Sealed bids also will be received
separately for the erection of the build
ing and the furnishing of the material
delivered at the site.
Plans and specifications may be seen
at the office of the County Superintend-
ent of Schools, Valley City, N. Dak.,
and at the Builders Exchange, Fargo,
N. Oak. Each IBID must be accompan-
led by a certified check of $500 payable
to Morten Mortenson, president, ex.
cept those bids given separately on
the erection of the building and the
furnishing of material; in those bids
the amount of the check shall be $3.50.
These are given as a guarantee of
good faith to enter into contract.
Sealed bids will be received at the
same time for heating and plumbing
with certified check for $3.50.
All work to be completed by August
20, 1916.
The bids will be opened at the resi-
dence of the clerk on Section %, Green
Township. All bids should be ad-
dressed to Fred A. Nelson, Valley City,
N. D., Route No. 4.
The Board reserves the right to re-
ject any and all bids.
BY order of the School Board.
FRED A. NELSON, Clerk.
Dated at Valley City, N d., Marcy
II, 1916.