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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1916-09-07

returned to Chicago yesterday.
John Mindermann, ST., was taken to
a Chicago hospital today where he is
to undergo an operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward J. Sullivan.
374 Exchange street, and their guests,
Mr.. and Mrs. LeGor of Racine, Mrs.
Sullivan s parents, returned today
from a motor trip to Mineral Point and
other places Of interest in central Wis
cousin.
The Richard Cavanaghs are motoring
through the state and Intend. stopping
at the Dells and in Madison before
their return on Saturday.
Judge and Mrs. Grant of Detroit.
Mich, returned to their home yester-
day after spending a few DAYS with
their daughter, Mrs: Chester D. Barnes.
366 Prairie avenue. Mrs. Barnes and
Mrs. George Milne went to Chicago
with Judge and Mrs Grant and staid
over to see "Fair and Warmer,o now
in that city after long and success
full New York run.
Mrs. ]. V. Wassum and son, John.
who have been the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. F. Utt of Lyman avenue the
past week, returned to their home in
Chicago Monday. Mr.. Wassum Joined
Mrs. Wassum here and returned home
with her.
Mrs. L. B. Thayer of Champaign,
ILL.,, returned to her home today. after
a short visit with Mrs. M. Benedict.
Leo Benedict of Fabens, Texas, ar.
rived yesterday, called home by the
illness of his mother, whose condition
is however now somewhat improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Carson Rogers of
Park avenue, have returned to Keno
sha from Appleton where they went
last week to attend the funera, servi-
ces of the late Mrs. Benjamin Talbot
Rogers.
Mrs. Harlie M. Mink, 416 Grover
street, a bride of a week, was surprised
Tuesday night by the Senior Club Of
Park Avenue Methodist Church, who
gave her kitchen shower. She was
the recipient of much housewifer para
phernalia.
Harry J. Keller of Milwaukee, well
known in Kenosha and nephew of
Charles W. Zweenic of this city. was
married to Miss Eleanore Flagge, also
Of Milwaukee, this morning at the Holy
Ghost Church in Milwaukee.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1916-09-07

Miss Abbie Sieger of Racine was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hill on
Sunday.
A. T. jacobson and F. J. Kubek of
Kenosha and z. r. Crawmer Of Zanes-
vile, o., made continuous automobile
trip from Kenosha to Columbus, o.,
Saturday. The speedometer showed
500 miles covered in the space of sew
enteen hours.
Group B of Grace Lutheran Church
will meet tomorrow afternoon in the
home of Mrs. Kewenieg, Lyman ave-
nue..
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. A. Mcneil, 729 Ly-
man avenue, and family, spent Monday
in Chicago.
Mrs. w. A. Bell, 36s Park avenue,
is entertaining at dinner tomorrow
Thursday night in honor of Bertholf
Petit of Racine who is soon to go to
Philadelphia to live.
A number of Kenosha women will
be luncheon guests of Mrs. Roger N.
Kimball on Friday afternoon when she
entertains at her country home on
Twin Lakes.
Sri
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert NicolI, SIT
Park avenue, are back from a week s
trip to Madison and the Dells.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1916-09-07

Miss Jeanette Robinson of Prairie
avenue goes to Jefferson, Wis, today
and viii remain over Sunday, the guest
of friends.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1916-09-07

Harry J. Keller of Milwaukee, well
known in Kenosha and nephew of
Charles ". zweenic of this city, was
married to Miss Eleanore Flagge, also
OF Milwaukee, this morning at the Holy
Ghost Church in Milwaukee.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1916-09-07

Miss Abbie Sieger of Racine was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hill on
Sunday.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1916-09-07

Leo Benedict of Fabens, Texas, ar
rived yesterday, called home by the
illness of his mother, whose condition
IS however now somewhat improved.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1916-09-07

Mrs. L. B. Thayer of Champaign,
ILL.,, returned to her home today, after
a short visit with Mrs. M. Benedict.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1916-09-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert NicolI SIT
Park avenue, are back from week S
trip to Madison and the Dells.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1916-09-07

Mr.. and Mrs. J. Carson Rogers of
Park avenue, have returned to Keno
sha from Appleton where they went
last week to attend the funeral servi-
ces of the late Mrs. Benjamin Talbot
Rogers.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1916-09-07

John Mindermann, ST., was taken to
a Chicago hospital today where he is
to undergo an operation.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1916-09-07

Mrs. J. V. Wassum and son, John,
who have been the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. F. UT of Lyman avenue the
past week, returned to their home in
Chicago Monday. Mr.. Wassum Joined
Mrs. Wassum here and returned home
with her.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1916-09-07

The Richard Cavanaghs are motoring
through the state and intend stopping
at the Dells and in Madison before
their return on Saturday.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1916-09-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward J. Sullivan,
374 Exchange street, and their guests,
Mr.. and Mrs. LeGor of Racine, Mrs.
Sullivan s parents, returned today
from motor trip to Mineral Point and
other places Of interest in central Wis
consin.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-13

Mn@ an oen 3igeunern
geIt Der 3sitgeiit lli1t ipurlps porz
iiber, CT Driidt auG i6aen ieinsn
Stenpel OUT. Gle reiIeil nidt melr
lpie iii perfloiIenen Sal}ren in padez
lisen Nlonpagen nit baIbberDuneerz
ten Gjaulen, lpnoern fltldieren nie
alle, Sic bsut5utage etlpas pcrltelen,
in Wltomobilen. Cine lplde s3iecu=
%nerIanoc, bcfebsnb aug etlra 900
&Dpfcn, lieb Ii9 biefer Sage gduS=
LID III oer Ndbe Ser @ennbo4u BON
5acplaa. Woi6., nieber. 81 i6rem
2slbTeltn lDor ihr gu enth,alt al!er-
bira5 p9l mr. f,trser Dauer, beln
lobal0 lie anfingen, 1i1 gu 3eritrclien
llno ihren Wabriaacr6eruf aus5u=
abelt, crying pom County : Sheriff
Die Iufor0eruna on iie, lpeiter gu
.5telsr1, ipp5u tic lid aud ohne Mur=
zen perltanben.
Mls bns beinbr!e @bepaar
W}iGael grabp polt arlington, ST..
in Besleitung ibres Sobnes Wilbur
in tranfes 8inb ibrer Scooter, 6rau
9enrp Sahiteiner, 1abs Gberrb, be-
iu6t bottle, muroe Bel Der !9eimfobrt
bas pferb i6eu uno bi, bsiben often
2eute famen 7unter hus nmeeItiirste
9uggb gu liegel1. 8eioe nurben
i9per berlcbt nod benz !Soipital gu
Spring 8allep gebra9t, no &rabp
balb etnem S6dbelbrud erlog. nab
renb feline @attin iid nod in 2ebms=
sefabr befinbet. 9er 5pbr, pelIer
Dos Yferb infplge zines munten Wr.
mes, fsr . \ cinem eleiden l.nIoll
berr!if ., Mat an bolten pc-mrhte.
tala nit IciGtegcn 9erlebuneen ba=
pol1. Das iedsja9rige Gntelt1dter
den ipar mitt!eripeiIe seltorben unt
tlrall9 fanh in Nrlington bas slei9r
aettise 8esrdbnis beiber Natt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-13
Photo O by American Press Association.

@u Der bor fnraem n
Berlin argebaltenen @anberaustelz
lung fir nSbit= nnb gemiiistoit" bic
au9 auf oem @rbicte Der &leintierS
aiidter Mnresung sab, erreete be{one
bers Die 5ammluns ser &otin9enS
felIe Mufmerfl amfett u,lb ernedte be=
ionoers Dos Snterei1e Der Dumen bei
Setra6tung Der biib16en Yel5troeen
lno pelaberarbeitllnacn gu ben per=
f6ieben ten neutrality-suspicious..
Marcn BOG au9 Elm paar berber
9tiefel aus Gani119enleEer ppr6on=
ben. @erm aud gu sen 5oGlen Sinh
unb IoB iein beftes piellei6t beraab.
10 erftalnte man bp@ iiber Dos oer6e
Sberleoer, bas ehtes ~&anilldenIebsr
barltellte.
Wte man lib tdui1en
fonn. Ser Sntel Dberf6rfer ld,ldt
ale Sabre Der Tulnllie ellsll Gbrlit=
baum. Der SousDer 1T aber un4u<
frieoen unb luat: uWds, lpteoer
BLOB ne 6ld)te! sd EN- Hnldsr!
Ssod)en, geb in oen Walo unp bol'
cine hiibi6e ganne!!' Soden psr=
fAipinoet III oer Mountaineering
NIT elmer Qlrt malhparts. yin Der
Delberung nimmt aih Der Dntel
Sbe.fDr1ter tell. appf19iittelno 9ebt
ct longe I'm beE ibmuden Weib=
na9tsbaum berun, Bis ct in bic
Morte ausbridt: nWie iih bod Der
Menih tdui@en lam, id tdtte felt
oarauf geidporen, bdB :A Sud eiae
5i9te sel9idt babe :
= Wus bsr eeAlidat.
Sinh sic ibon bon ISlrtm Iallell
seidieoen, Brou 9pttpr?"
oMBer meme Screen. lAon ldnslt
i'd bin bsreits lpleocr perbeiratet mt
- hm."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-13

IS pirb befiirdtet, oab
Or. So1. %. @ltinas, ein 3abnorst
bon CHATHAM, q. $, Der ~5urssit in
Der Nelparter Sbren= uno Muaentli=
nit ild in 8ebanbIung b%efinbet, Die
sebtraft zines, penn nidht gar beiher
Nyygen einblben ipirb. Or. @lfiuos
b%ebanoelte tiir5lid einen potientsn
IN elmer yseiparfer 5abnar5tlid]en Or
flee. 9abet flpa ih.t Elm etiid zines
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-13
11nbefannter Mann i'm SlnR ais
Scide anfgefmnbcn.

Sic 2eide zines m1befonnten
Wannes mur6e borgeitern inn Stub
'beim Salcp Sslano, ~segeniiber 81
linois Gitp, oufgefu1oen uno es miro
angenomnen, oaB es ein AngelteQter
Der Zimmerman So. lit, Ser i'm
Wtar5 ertrllnfen lit. Ser Mann botte
eilren Meo Men 2oaenfnopf in einem
&11opflod uno einige @apiere, ood)
nidt geniigenoe 8emeiie sur Seen
t%iti5irung. Gle 2eid)e ip1noe nad)
Iairport iiberfiibrt, MO Elm Slal,elt
a%bgebaltcn lpuroe. Ser Molm ltebt
IN mittlerem Sitter, lit Don ollrd,=
ldnittlid)em 8epidt l1nb @roBe u1l6
tragt &leiber zines Mrbeitsmannes.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-13

fam oils fleines aino nit Sen g(tern.
ms 2ano uno gIcid nad) Moline, Scr
ieitberigen &eimqtb. Sic DinterlaBt
ibret 8atta1 nnb bier fleine @i,,oer,
Iotpie mebrere 8riiber nno Sdppe=
tern. Die 8eeroigune finoet om
6reitag Radmittag bonn gral,erball-
lie aus aui DEM Aiperiioe 6rieobof
itatt.
Sin einem &er3leioen lit eeItern
Morgen I'M @atertoapn @ipl s(rdie
Coop plobli6 geItorben, inoen1 ct
pIobli6 tobt gil @oben fiel. Goro=
ner Nepers belt am ielben gormit=
ta9 eiltet Sl,auelt ab, Ser Elm Sen
llmitanoen entipred)enOes @eroift err
aab. Ser Mann mor lett Dem 3.
Suli Oieies Sabres elm Snialie bes
Srrenaipls. gr mar ga Sabre aft
unb ltatnmte aus 5reeport, 81.
Coop mar id)on iriiber In oenr 9lipl
nno bielt lid lett einigen Sabren bei
leinem 8rrber in Davenport auf,
m,Bte ober mieoer nod oenr 9(ipl
5uridgebradt %1peroen.
81. 5. @eattp, elm Sitnepbus =Sa6=
rer, mlrbe geltern auf G%eranlal1ung
Der 5rall Neaie 5inolep bon God
Sslab perbaftet, Oh Tie Sen Mal1n
beihuloigt, einen friminelen Nhleriff
auf ibre IA Sabre olte godter ge=
madt 81 baben. Ser Mam ml,roe
nad &od Sslono gum gerbor ge=
nontnlen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-13

Gin gutes Sinh. 9ienIt.
mdb6en: .Mber aarlden, parl,m
Bit Du benn ID unartig? SEPT, oa
Seine Wama trant gu Yette liegt,
nno 9ein papa einen g~ebrodensn
Mrm Bat, lolteIt Du opd redt artig
Iein!!" o
.Sm gjegenteil, iest lit seraoe Die
ridtlae 3eit, unartig gu 1ein, iskt
fann MIDI feines banen."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-13
Mtucs aug Mpline.

gis iett lit Sic 9eide oes Dor ei1i=
gen Sagen inn Splban Slllbarm allf-
ge1ltnoenen ll1befam1ten Mannes
l1pf nid)t ioentifi5irt moroen. 0er
&orper miro nod in1ner lit Ser Sci
denbeitattunasanltolt bon $. Otter
oable gebalte1. @enn li6 feline Ser
manote ooer Mngeborige meloen,
miro Die 9eeroisung bonn County
aus ltattfinoen.
l1nter ipe5ieden Ieierlidfeiten
1pltrbe gel tern Don sen 9augbters OF
geterans Of 9ony Maoiion Gent
cine grobe Ser. Staten 6atne 6eln
Standardization &oipital iiber.
reidt. Sci Ser 6eierlibfeit bieIten
4Saltor as. 9ergitrom, Staotampdlt
5. W}. Sobnlon nn6 Mn6ere porsia-
lld)e Mnlpraden. 9ead) sen alargen
elmer Nfllliffapelle lange,1 Sic Mnpe-
lel1oen sum SdluB mebrere patrioti=
Idle Sie0er. 0ie SdIubrebe .bieIt
Nal1or IS. -. NptDlteln bon Eod Ss-
lanb.
Die 2eide Sc, bon ei,,em @abn3l,o
butter Sen M1lagen ser 9eere So.
getooteten Manaes lit bis iebt nod,
lltd)t ioentifi5irt moroen. Ser Goln-
.tD=Goroner bat bis jest nod fei,reu
Il1qltelt %abgebalten. @erparrote ooer
%Ml1geborige oes Mnnnes baben lih,
bis lett nod} nidt gefunoen. Die Sci.
DIE befinoet iid in ser Moraue ser
a1or'ld}en 2eidJenbeltattnngsanitalt.
90 Ser Sobte Ser felt letter $50
dle aus Soiltb @eto, SS1o., abgereilte.
Nicolai Maolen it, fonnte audi nidt
teltgeitelt ,peroen. giue Mn5a6l
9entet beiidtiateu sen aorper, Snh
Ntlen1ar1o fonnte Sen @ann ioentifi=
siren.
6ran Sophia Mege1,bcrs, Sraa bon
~. Mt. Megenbcrg, a1 ser s. Mpen,le
l,l1o 4S. StraBe pobnbait, Itar6 ae-
lteru Morsem nod larserer aranf-
bvt an ser 8aIIerlud,t i'm Sitter bo,,
80 Sabren. Sic muroe am Ia.
'Sl'li 1877 in Sdpmeoen aeboreu uuo
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-13

3o5nes ms auas. @enige Sage nod
pieiem ~llnfaIl bilbete ith elm @e=
idtpiir ON @llse, ioooB nod elmer
l~tnterIuGung ourth gugenipe5ioliften
Sie lleberfiibruns in Die Mugsntlinit
fir rattan gebalten ipurbe. 9as
geiGpiir mag nod @nfidt Der @pez
sialifsen Die 5ehtraft beioer Mugen
beeintradtioen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-13
Neuts aus Sod Sslanb.

Ins jabrlide 9icnic Ser Orange
men bon &od Sslanb County iano
geitern in 2ipton's @rope, 5rpei Mei-
len norblid) bon Greemption itatt
itno NOR tpie bel friiberen Sabren
elm groBer @rfolg. Der @elnd) ioa
oieies Sabr iiber 10000 @erlonen
itorf 9etpeien iein. 9as @etter MOI
ioeal ltnb BENT l1nterne6men giinltig.
Sin glltes u1o anipredet6es 9ro-
gramm fam mabrenb bes Cages CUR
M,lsfiibrung. Mebrere promil1ente
gimpobner bon Hod Sslano County
bielten MnipradJen, al,d) feblte es
nidt OIL Mnlif- lulo @eianssmanl-
merlt. Golfsbeluitislnsen nno @ett-
renllen ieglider srt gab es in &iine
ltl1o 6ii0e. Grit ipat am Mbeno
%trennte li6 sic 8eiuderid)aar. Sic
abgebaltene GaraDe mllrbe BON Ser
Mleoo &apelle uno bon Ser gbging-
ton sano anaefiibrt.
Die @eerbigung Ser perltorbener
ll1o algemein beliebten 9oli5eimat-
rome, Srau Clarence S. $. Sdroe-
Der, fano geitern Nadymittag pom
Irauerballie, 744 Is. Strabe, aus
mlf Dem Gbippiallnod 5riebbof itott.
Galtor Mlbert &lrb,1 Don Dubuque,
Soma, ein Neffe ser Gerltorbenen,
belt Die 2eidenre6e altl @rabe ul,o
Sarge. Mls 2eid)entrager fungirten
5ranf 6. Doulle, @l1gb 81. s. Mc-
9onalo, CHARLES Sdneiber, CHARLES
6itdt Sarrp ~. Sdriper nnb Sobn
$. 2ieotfc.
Die sdnllen Ser staot iino Sic
fellerii6eriten uno beften I'M Staate,
rad) Musiprud nnb 8%elrtbeilung
Der Ieputp 6euer= Mraid)ale 2egrieo
nno Noberts, Die gcltern nno porge=
tern in Ser Staot 1paren un6 sic
Sdnlballier inipi5irten. Die Staot=
permaltl1ng bat nid)ts mnterlalIen,
nm Sic Sdu1lbal,ler 10 iid)er mie
nloelih 81 balten, oamit Sen gdul-
finoern nad jeber Gidtung Cider
belt mabrenb ser Sduul5eit geboteu
miro.
Der Gerfebr iiber sic Mod Sslal1o.
Gapenport &egierungsbriide lit &c.
germartig elm bebeutenoer l1n6 Dor.
geltern babcl1 nad elmer MbidyatlunQ
zines 9riifemdrters, Dem sic Or.
belt Ser 3abll1ltg iibertragen mlroe
iiber $4,000 Ecrionen sic Briife &c.
%frel15t, 81 SUB uno allf aaer6anf
I8efabrten. SIN bem altgefiibrten ia
&c fren5ten 1914 6ubrperfe ane,
Mrt sic Bride. 414 S%trabenbabn
maaen fren5ten sic 9triicfe nno Sub
sanger mllroen 2,151 aesablt.
Ser Sarbigc Charles Garrirqton
loer angeflaat INTO 5tpet Mal bonn @e
riAt iiberfiibrt mltroe, Dor einiae,
Sabren Sen giienbabnongelteIlten Sc
tier 81. Mesbit tootli6 81
baben, lit eeitern bonn Rid)ter s11 ei
1lenl lnbeltimmten Ierm1in. .nad) sen
Sndt1a'ls aeId)idt 1poroe1t.
Seirat6s Grlanbnifideinc.
9arrp Saa nl10 SRI. 4lta Sails
1bltrp, Gltba, 81.
Ironf 8. 1unibee, @opello, sso.
1111o Srau Aarna g. Meniilrger> Gbi
eago.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-13
Mcuts aus MusrQtint.

Der am Sonntog I'M SluB nabe
@enepa Sslano ertrunfa1e Iranf
Blanfertborn 1pl1rbe porgeItcrn Rad=
mittag pom 6eim leiner Gltern on
9erlbep apenale aus allf Dem Column
bus Sanction 6riebbof beeroigt.
6rellnoe oes g~eritorbenem fungirten
als 2eidentrager. Hen. 6. 6. Clap
ton BON Der 8aptiltenfirbe belt Sic
2etderreoe.
Mad langer aranfbeit lit porge=
tern Morgen 9. @oDne, elm lal1e=
iabriger Gi1mobncr bon Musrutine
.Golntp, in leil1em Semi int 5meet=
lano Sotpnibip inn Sitter bon 60 Sob
rem geltorben. ST binterlaBt feline
5rat un6 mefrere soflle nnb Sod
ter. Sic 9eeroignng finoet arn Ssrei=
tag Mforgelr BON Ser ct. Matbias.
Stride olts auf Dem ct. Marp's
Trieobof ltatt.
SEER CHARLES 81. @arll1er bon Gbi=
cago, Der 1eue Better oes Sotel Mlls=
catine, langte bier geItern an uno bat
lein slmt iosleid ar1aetreten.
Iie fir sen Mn6olt an sic biejiae
@odldatle notbmenoige gl,n1me bon
$4,000 tit iett in @atoen Ser Sdp1l-
beborbe. Die 5unme muroe BON
Der @arris Ir1it uno Sopings @anf
bon Chicago g%eliefert. Gent 9al1
ltebt iett 'ridts me6r i'm @ege.
@abreno Ser 6erien5eit meroen
aegennpartig sic Der d,iepenen Sdu1l-
hdlller Ser Staot %rerropirt uno Der.
bellert, 10 oab alles in Better ORD
t1l1llg lem pirb, aper1,t ser @erbltter.
min anfangS seetember beainnt.
gle Snnoeltcuern miilien iebt be-
5ablt lperoen, 1piorigenfaIls Sic Sum
DC bon Ser Noli5ei aeld)olim iperoeu.
g1l1e Mn5obl Sln16ebeiiber bahen ibre|
5teuert be5oblt lt1o ii6 sic Marfen
fl1r Dos fomne1'oe SSa6r eclidert.
Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hat ut III
ret boraeltern Nadmittag~ obgebalte=
lre1 Sisnng Sic folgenoen llel1en 8e=
anlten fiir 6as fonrmenoe sSSabr er.
mGblt:
9rdiioent - 6. NJ. Sit1s.
@i5epraiioeut Srall 6enrp
Same.
9efretar - 5. g. San oeht.
sdaen1eiiter - 6. 81. Muiier.
m6rtlid aenomms n.
Yr1natpal: rDas 1T benn bod tart,
'9err Simon, Sic balterh Sbre Mit.
.a9sr1be auf einem 8a[len un5e.es
!e!a1ten 5u9es!"
&ommts: .gtber Sic perlonater
oo9 INNER bon mir, ib fole mid
Iesen".
Nus Grfabrung. 9ater:
.S9re1be niemals 8riefe, mets
oobn. bic Oh fpdter bereuen muBtA.
Sohn: n@pridit Du aus @rfo1-
runs9" !,
Water: .aeioer! SIN fritz. rem
Sriefipe9iel nit ibr, Sic iebt meme
Gral 1T, be5eihnete i'd G,ib {elbit
als ihren ergebenen 9Iner"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-13
Scirat6s : Grlanbnibid,eiuc.

9elrafbs Grlanbnifideinc.
&arrp @all n1o SRI. slta sqlis=
bltrp, Gllba, 81.
Ira1f 8. 1unlbee, @apello, sso.,
l111o Sran Nalna g.. Meriilwer> Gbi-
-eago.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-04-26
POLICE BOARD MEETS
Officer Roberts Elected Second Ser
Officer Nicholson is
Dismissed.

a shake-up in the police force OF
the city was the result of an adj
journed meeting of the board of Po-
lice Commissioners held last night at
7:30 o'clock. First Sergeant Belts
was reduced to the rank Of private.
owing to advanced age, and Second
Sergeant William J. Wilkerson was
appointed his successor by the board
Private John T. Roberts was chosen
10 take the place of the second SCI
gcant. These changes become effcc-
tive May l. The board dismissed
Policeman A. j. Nicholson for vlo-
lating rules of the force.
The meeting was presided over by
Commissioner George H. Schwar@,
mann, in the absence of Mayor Fisher
and the other members present were
Commissioners Knight, Shinn, ant
Sweeney.
The board will meet again mex
/ Monday night to elect u successor t.
4. J. Nicholson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-04-26
BOYCOTT OF RAILWAY.
Discharged Employees Start Campaign
to Arouse Public Sentiment
Against Company

The locked-out and striking employ
cs of the Washington and Virginia
Railway, have posted the following
placard in Washington and Virginia
stores and on the streets:
"Do you believe in freedom? The
Washington and Virginia Railway
Company has discharged fifty en-
ployes because they joined the street
Garments union. Do you believe an
employer should deny men the right
to live if they dare unite to better
working conditions? If you favor free
men, patronize the Old Dominion or
the Southern Railway and write OF
telephone the Washington and Vir-
ginia Company that Virginians re-
fuse to accept Russian ideals"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-04-26
Weli-Knewn Alexandria Physician
succumbs to Second Stroke
of Paralysis

DR. Thomas S. Gibson, one OF Alex
andria's ablest and best known phy-
sicians, died this morning at z:oo
o'clock, following an attack OF para
lvsis several days ago. Shortly pc
fore his death DR.. Gibson lost con-
seriousness and passed away IN that
state.
DR.. Gibson was son OF the iate
Dr. William Gibson, and was born
fftv-six years ago at Morris III.
His parents removed to this city
when he was but one year old. lie
graduated in medicine from the Mary
land University, of Baltimore, IN
1887, and since that time up to his
death yesterday has practiced his
profession in this city.
Surviving him are his mother, Mrs
Margaret Gibson, of this city, foul
brothers and four sisters, Alexander
and Richard Gibson, of this city
Frank S. Gibson, of Elizabeth, West
! Va, William F. Gibson, of Bridger
/ Mont, Mrs. David j. Howell, ani
Miss Emily Gibson, of this city, Mrs
John T. Cole, of Washington, AM
Mrs. j. E. Mushbach, of Red Lodge
Mont.
The deceased was pleasant ant
gentle in his demeanor and was yer!
popular among all who knew him
F.; His funeral will take place Frida.
! morning at II O'Clock from his lat
residence, COL Duke Street, and tn
services will be conducted by the Rev
William j. Morton, rector of Chris
Episcopal Church.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-04-26
SUDDEN DEATH OF J. ]. CORTON

j. j. Corton, 4S years old, of Del
Ray, Alexandria county, dropped dead
yesterday afternoon at 4 O'Clock,
while at work at Potomac YARDS.
where he was employed as a master
boiler maker. The body was taken to
Wheatlcy's undertaking establish
nent, from which it will it be ship
ped to Richmond for burial. Acute
indigestion was the cause Of the
death.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-04-26
DEATH NOTICE

Wednesday, April rs,
1916, at 2:05 Il. n. f, at. his residence
COL Duke street, Alexandria, Va,
DIR. THOMAS S. GIBSON, in his
5!th year. Funeral from his late
residence on Friday, april IS, az
II Il. n. Intcrment private. - -25.