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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-11

The growers in the Exchange cultivate their
groves by methods that insure fruit of quality,
and pick, pack and ship it to reach the users in
prime condition. They work on the theory
that whatever is for the good of the consumers
of citrus fruits is desirable for the growers.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-11
adsweeh Trademark Of Oranges and Grapefruit that Satisfy

Only tree-rpened grapefruit are good-when
grown in Florida and fully ripe they are
delicious. The progressive citrus growers of
Florida allow all their fruit to ripen OH the
trees. They are members of cooperative
body known as the Florida Citrus Exchange.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-11

CTo Be Continued.)
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-11
Your Dealer Will Supply Your Needs

Most dealers carry Sealdsweet and grapefruit
do urge him. Booklet giving of of
these fruits mailed free any address application.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-16

ylehr3abl Der gSa6ler am I. 9}obember
eeNlinlmt 6a6en, 9tusorucf ei6t.
S-b Die bDhitc Stinlnleusobl fir
etnen republifaniiden gso6lnonn in
aaliforllicn 9r0Ber lpar als Sic niebz
r191te Stilnnen5abl fir einen oemez
tratlleben @ablmann. lit cine 5srooe,
mclte Die 6ielisen Gplitiser irtereiiirt
Spllte Dies Der Sal 'ein, 10 iuiirpe aoS
lifcrn1ers Selegation i'm gleftprolz
tnlleGilIn 5eriplittert leiu.
slsher oelltet anecblicf5 ntdfts Sorz
OUT bin, oa6 0ie Gelesation bon aalis
Forlllen 9eIpalten lein niiroe.
Ger ssall Grapes.
W al btngtnn Is. 95oh 9os
Sorser1or bon Scarf slrn1aaorS o,ro~
pes, lpela]cr Der perludten @rpre1i,no
con $4,000 BON Ser 8rafin gernitorff
oela)uip1at miro, lit auf slntraq ocs
Slaloesanlpaltes auF Sen 6. Geseutber
ber'dpben poroen.
sses Die neatlde @ptidaft permmthet
sal9inston Is. g,pp. Sic
oellfld)e sptIdaft ir@albingtpn aIallbt
n1dt, oaB 1ener g. q. Grapes. Ser iih
fllr elneu internatipnaleu spipu ans
slbt, Die Sriefc, oie er BEL leine,u ssere
lnn bon Ger @attin ocs @otIchafters.
Der 8rafiA 8ernltorFf $4,000 al or
prefen, nerIpenbete, nuf nen1 Sampler
sstar 2. geifoblen bat, ipie CT be-
hauptet.
Ser Sampler G4sfar 8, Ser am %
Sftober BON appenbagen ollsacfohreu
par, traf am /. 9fopen1bcr in Netp
s)orf e1n. Nad Der @raabe Ser sptz
1daft lit pas leete Sem G,rapes oboe
ton1nenc Sdrei5en ppn 6. septenrber
paflrt, inp nla11 ninlmt an. bab pas
Ndtet irahrldeiltlid1 an bemlelben gaz
&c I'M anstuartiscn ant in gerlin
bcrHe9elt nltrSe; man 6dlt es in Ser
spfltart fir Iebr unipabrlcbcinlid.
paB nte'es Nafet in europa beinabe
anScrtbs!b Tlonate bebalten tpprrpe
epe e5 abseIdicft ipurbe. s(userornentz
''ae Allltrell9ltngen ineroen ieet aez
maft, Den Spten, Ser bus Tofet nodl
Cen yer. staaten brahte, ausfiloia gu
mafen, llno felt5uirelle11, nit ipeldem
sSanpFer er reiIte. Man sI1ubt in Ser
oentld'en sptlhaft, BOB ser betrefferoe
sote, natrcn1 er oas @riefpafet per=
loren batte ooer es ibn1 geItpblen NOR
Den mar, iid1 lcheute, Sen Gerlut su
melaen. sFan eripartet in naber 3eit
e1nen Setidt alls 9erlin iiber nie sort
N Der an9elesenbeit angelteuten @rz
bebllngen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-16
5iir ipl6e Midt5ibner !!
Sic 9epprtirums belsiidjer Saulpelsc
nad) Sentidllanh bereitet ber 8mn=
bcsrcgicrung S2ers,ueb.

gSaibingtpn, 10. 9spp. Sic
Seportatipn belsilder SipiliFen nad)
9eutlblanD, slpp lie sealpungen lperz
ben, 5ll arbeiten. bat eincn berart be-
ansltisenoen llmfang angenpmmen,
tpaB Gelddftstraser @reip bon Ser
ameritanildeu grtId)aft in Berlin an@
gelpieien nllrSc, Sic slneeIcgenbeit per-
iDnlid] nit hen1 9iei6sfunsler bDn
Setbmann : @plIlpeg gu belpre6en.
Ser amerifanilde Gelbdftstrager
lpurbe 6enuftrast, bent Neid)sfau5lcr
lnitsutbeilcn. oab perartige Mallcuz
bepprtatipneu nlr einen llusiinltigen
|giniluB arf Sic sti,,lmlng Der 9Seuz
tralcu. belpnSers in Ben Ger. Staa@
ten. baben miiBten. benen bas @obl@
ergeben ser belaild)cn Sebolferune 10
lebr anu @erSeu lieae.
9ieler ghritt lit bie Splse einel
lanscn 9epelde BON Soerrn greip, in
Ser bieier nittbeilte, bab er Die Mngez
legenbeit infprneIl nit Dem llnters
ltaatslefretdr bes SnneruL 9r. Simz
mcrmanu, beiprphen babe. gieler guf
Su, bab Die peutidle Heid)sresierlnq
iib enbgiiltis entldloiien babe, iolbe
8elsier sur grbeit sll sipinscn, Die
freilpillig Su falll basu iinh. slIstSrllnl
tpltrbe auseseben. bab ipnit nnertrdss
li6e slnlpriide an Die 0ffentlihe@pblz
tbdtisfeit 9eltellt lrerben ipiirScn.
Sic Gcpcrtationen luerben bon Sc,
amerifaniiden 8esierllng nirbt aIleir
|'als pplferredtslpipris, ioaber,, ais in
oireftcm BioerIprud 6ll bem lester
Slrui @otld)nfter G'eraro aegebcnei
&erlpreden anseIebcn. Dab feine neiz
teren 9eportatipneu BON Sroltcn nni
&inberu alts Sranfrcih purgeupnl=
men lpcrDen lpllten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-16
si6olt pOberi !
5ar ipmft Gift nnb Cafe iiber bic
u5red)beit" ieiner einitiseu
&ranpettern.

2ono on, Is. giop. sammtlide
ausipartisen &ertreter. Ser ruIlileben
Jie9ieruns baben einen faiierliheu
llfas erbalten, na6 bent lie bei Ben
Hegierungen, bel benen lie affreoitirt
linS, segen Die uin @erleeung aller in@
ternationalen Gelese erfpi9te grofla<
miruna Der bon ben 9eutlhen unb
2elterrei6eru offlpirten @cbiete RuIz
ltl1 Solen5 als eines ielbltdnbigen
Staates" proteltiren lpllen.
Sn DEM Sofllmente miro Sic Sanbz
lnngslpeiie Ger beiben aailer cine
yfrede" Gerleenng Ser iaternationaz
len 8eltimnuln9en senannt, gu bcren
ginbaltlns iih audi geutldlanb llno
Selterrei6 llngarn feierlid berpflide
tet baben lollen. Serner gibt Der Sar
frnb unb Su luiiien, bab er feinen @nz
eeborigcn Deg neuen aDnisreid5 go
len bon leinem llntertbaneneibe aeaenz
iiber ber rullilden &rpne entbiubet.
Gulnilfe @ablen.
q m it ct 5 a NJ, iiber 2paoon, 10.
Sob. Cine &arl6nuer 9epeIde melbez
te nad slmlteroam, Dab Der General
gouperneur BON GoIen @erprbnunaen
ilber slbbaltung bon 8ablen erlal1cn
bat. 3ies lit in llebereinlfimrnuna
nit Den @iinld1en Ser 9olen geideben.
tDelde on Der Geriualtllng beg 2anbes
tbeilnebmen modten, idon ebe ein
eieentlihes fonltitlltipnelles 2ebcn einz
treten fann aanbs uuD Stabtbe5irfe
iDerben sulammen porIaufig 70 Ibgez
prbuete lpdblen. 9ieie lpicoerun1 pdbz
len aus ibrer @litte adt Nitglieoer
gum Gtaatsratb, bc1en pprtdrfiger
Srdlibent ber @eneralgpuperueur fem
Iipirb.
l1nter bent ,peiRen 9ibler.
gerlin, is. ssop,, orabt(os mad
Saphiae. (lleberlees sNadridtenz Mse,tz
tur.) Sic Uniform Ser Armee pes
neuen &onisreidJs &olen iibneit Ser
Der polnilhen Eruppcn, ste inter Nnz
poleon 1. fan,pften nnb susleid Der
der gesentuartigen polililhcn 9esipz
I men. Sic gruppen tragen auf oen1
linfen 4rm bel1 polnilden sIbIer in
oerlelben 3ei6nllng, ipie er allf ber
2an5e per polnilden l1laucn gu Gaz
poleons Seiten erldiell.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-16
Die Se1,tihen .@crid,u1rcr"

san 5rancisep Is. 9sop.
o1er bat leute Der Grpseb aeoen sic
Der @erldlpDrltns anaeflasten 9eutz
'd'en: 8eaeralfoniul 6rans Sopp, ga=
ION Y. $. bon Stao, 9arpn gsiIbelnr
eon srlnafcn, @barIes 6. grpplen
li!o N'arearet ss. Cornell bcgonnen.
SIC fllnf slngeflasten iollen Iib aneeb@
llo1 oerltipprcn baben, ltn1 slmerifas
Mllnlt1onsallsfubr 5ll itbdsigen. Ser
'ler lollen lie cine 8arfe nit @lunition
selpren9t ltno &oblen uno 9Srppiant an
eth oetltlfes artegsgeidbipaper (slbmiz
rala BON Specs selicfert babeu. Sic
%ertbetplser Iegten 9roteit ein geeen
a'e 9emeinIame @erbauoluns ser einz
6cInen slnflasen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-16
Samilicnbrantn.

Eontiac, Su., Is. Sob. Ser
relhe Sarmer Sacub 2icmer, ieine
6rau nno letne 26 Sabre alte Sud6ter
gta9oalena lpurpen beutc allf olloe@
nHelnc %eroacbtsgriinpe bin oerbaftet
llno ll,ter $4,000 @iirgldaft geIteIlt.
nabpenl Die Seihe bon aeren 33iabriz
ger Spdhter Gbriitine Giemcr nit elmer
6ertrillnmerten S6aSelbefe, IpnItigen
Observation-Disclosures unb einenl
&nebel i'm @lunbe aus benz @aIIer eez
5nsen nproen mar. Ser Sausar5t Ser
SaniIie Siemer erflarte, baB sic grz
n.rrSete mabnlinnis ipnr lnb cr ifcts
befllrcbtet bot, pab JIG emit lire Sanie
licnanaebpri9cn er1norbeu fonntc. @r
|halt Die 6ami!ic Siemer fir mn
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-16
Gmslanbs Mabrnussiprscn.

2pnbpn, Is. 9foo. @ulter9tunciz
man, Ser Gnrlitenbe Der @anbelsbcz
bDrbe. entiparf heute I'M Yarlamente
Die allgemeineu Eldnc fir fiinftige
|@cntrplle ser Mabrungsmittelb ertbei@
lung in Sen brei 8Dnisreiben.. 8u bieS
'lem 3pede loll cine belpnberc 8ebDrbe
seihaiien .perSen, ipie Dies alt6 in pen
feinhliden. 2dubern bereits 9eiheben
| lit. @llnasRns Heoe unb bie einltim@
,,ige 3ultimmllng res Yarlaments.
Bic leine gprlase iano, beipeiien, baf
gnglanb licb auf cine npdl lange @auz
CT bes &rieges pprbereitet.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-16
Edpn ,uieher bic Il ! 57?

robibenee, 81. S., Is. 9iop.
&apitan Spbn Hpan ppn ben1 CANT
pier .@oiparo" Ser IerGant lluS Nais
Iners 2inic, lpcldler bellte bier atlse-
lanst lit, berihtet, Elm britilhesarie9ss
ibiff babe i'm, per ornbtlpier Selesra=
pbic bic @armlns 5useldidt, rob eli
belltibes &ricastalldbpot an ser iiibs
li1en &iilte Neu : Gnslanbs nlauere"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-16
Gentidc G,eaeamai;aabn,e

@erlin, iiber gappiue, Is. Mop
Mls@esellmabrcgel ge9en Sen 5tpansss
|tpeiien @erfalf beutlden 8eiibes III
Der ellglilcben &plonie pon gsigeria
afrifa, 6at Die oeutide @esierllns bcr
Yalait Beg Cir Srancis Gppenbeim
bes friiheren englilden @cneralfon=
fnls in Sranffllrt, ser einen @ertl
bon 1000, 900 @drt reprdientirt, Der.
faltfen laileu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-16
W,ilisiplbat iiberfohrc,t.

Nrlineton, So, 1b, ssup. s,ier
lit cine 9iadriht eil,setroficn, nab bel
25iabrise Taul Gollep bon ser Sopo
Nationalsaroe, friiber ein @eipobnel
tnnlercr Gtabt. in 6onlton. Segas
bcim slllslaben BON Nerben ans eiaen
Srahtsnae pon elmer 8angirlotomotipt
iiberiabren lnb aui Ser stelle sctobtel
tpproen lit.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-16
Grie0tnsqrop1et.
Graf sllbert slppOnpi bofft, baE bic
Observation-Disclosures idbun in bic
fem gSintcr bcsinnen.

9erlin, iiber 2onoon, is. gop.
Braf al6ert Ippongi, Ser befannte
|un9ariiebe Enrteifitbrer unb friibere
Eremiermiuilter, trai bcute bier Elm,
I'M 5ipei 8orlellngen iiber nngari1de
@eldjiebte 5u balten. Ser bielioe Ser
treter Der Mllo5iirtengrclle ntachte Dem
|unaarilden Raanaterl 9solitifer ltno
@elebrten ieiSe auflpartl1ng unb perz
|pffentlid)t nun Elm botinterellantes
Snterpieip.
lleber Die 6rieoensauslidten be-
frast, CAB @raf slpponpi ieiner Soffz
nalng Nusbrud, baB oie Sriebensuerz
bqnolunsen nod i'm 2aufe Dieles @in-
ters beginner iperScr. 60 LANCE freiz
lid &umaniel1 beiien ariegsertlaruna
Die lebte Grulnpftarte Ser gliirte,l
mar, nod ni6t bDllig ,liebcraerunaen
INT, tonnte man nod tein geigeben Ser
Nltirtell ertparten, aber ba oas ghidz
Hal oteles 2anoes nit 9lielenIbritter1
leinem gnbe entsesengebt, fann Die
8elt lid nod Der Meinllng oes gra<
fen, audi uitf cine baloige @inleituna
bon Sriebensbcipred,lngen aefaBt
MAIDEN.
Gum 8eipeile, ipie lib allma6lid
Die cgtrem frieaerilfe gtimn,llna allf
bciScn Seiten lest, ipies G5raf glpponni
anf Die lesten @eSen englild,er unb
oelltlbcr sfaatsma1ncr. gaatiirlid
Surfe man bierbei nidt robiate5drei<
bdlle lpie 2lppb George, fran3olijde
| Gbaubiniiten ooer Observation-Disclosures
|lte anboretL lpnbern serabc Sic gteben
Der beiben politil1en Sallptlnad)er
Carl 8reD unb Sen Seltl6en Neids=
fnn5ler. Ser @rltere bate in leine,,
letten gnipra1en alle Grobunae1,
ubom 3ernal1nen 9eutlblallbs" per%
mieOen unb in ben Meben bon Seth
mann @ollmes fonnte man beraeb<
| li6 na6 irgenb pelden gnoel1tllngen
bon anneftionsseliiiten iuden.
@ilipn als Sriebenspcrmittler.
f
anf Die Srase. Oh ieiner Nseinuna
Der erlte InitoB ssou oea SrieSensberz
barolnngen bon ben fricafiibrenben
ytnttonen lelbit pber bon auBen fpn1z
men tperoe, meinte Der @raf, bies pdz
re ldncr boraussuiasen, aber er iebe
Ife1l1en @runb, iparum Sic erIfe Ser
|nitteluns nidt aus einem nelltralen
staate, 10 5. 9. aus ben ger. Staten
fonrnen fonnte. $oerr @illon Bette
| ia Iebr gieles getbnn, mas man linn in
ben 8entralltaatelr gliropns nit Mehi
llehr beriibelt batte,aber oies mdre nod
lfe1n triftiger Grunb. feline -Gienite als
Srieben spcrrnittler pine iueitere5 ab=
lSuipeilen.
Sn gc5rs auf guropas poIitiIbe
Gage nad DEM ariese lit rad ser
Iellberllnsen oes @rafen Elm gilnbnif
Der ipeltlidcn 2dnoer gegen @ublant
nptbpenbig. 9llblanb iperbe ilrtnte1
Die gebrpbllns bcs curppdiihen Sriez
bens nnb Der peiteurppaiiden &ultu,
oarlteuen. 9esbalb iollte Sranfreid
Iieine 8ebarde@ unb Mnneftipnsgeliilte
in Se5u9 auf @liaB 2ot6rinsen unf
Grobbritm,nien feline fpmn1crsielle
giferiudbt ouf SeutldIal1S lieber. r,lbie
in bic SaIde ltcden, I'M iib III Sielen
2anbe einen nadtppIlen fiinftiser
8nnbesgenpllen fir sic nnpcrmeiDli.
deH &dapfe 9escn Gublnnb sll ers
balten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-16
sandjpcrinhc.

g M 2nubon. CONT, Is. gop.
@as Sradttaudbpt uGeutiblanh"
naad)te bellte an ieinem asier orci
Sallhprobcn, bie nah Nellberllus bon
'Gffisiercn bes Schiifes purGans en-
folgreid allssefallen linb. Sci einen,
gerill6 taudtc sic v9eutl6lanb" 10
ticf, bab lie pullitdnbi9 inter 8aKer
berlhtpanb uub niht eil,nal sic Dlnz
item 1ihtbar blieben. 2us Shiff blieb
Reinnal eine balbe Stunbe inter
@uiier.
Sic 3eutidlanb ipirD feine Goit
Inab 9cutIhlanb mitnebmcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-16
SnOaiioll Mnud..
itbreitct tort,
gersebli4e rniiiide au0riifc an Der gtaraiupfa.
9ac bcnhcn Sdtc hcr Bcfron enai=
idcm 3enr berihmmclt bcidJnitcn

Nunen bebalpen Grpg IN @a5iencrrnan a sic
yNBogc ber rntaulden 8uncs9enoin 5 Ser beutie gez
rid bon Der Befront lautet nid r eriru Mrm bes
Srorpn5cn 9ppre6t opern lit nod i'm aampfe
NIT Den Nren Die nibtamtle enslbn gcric pre1en
cinent auaQeno ic6waDen @iberlanbe Ser 9eut1den
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-16
|gefalen oSer fonnte ,,idt mebr am
&an1pf tGcilnchnlen.

SSIN<$Stt gApSA AQttttS tltlAl@ tNSgI A(t
@alnpf tbeilncbn,en.
palle italienilden 8eridjte ltimmen
Iharin therein, bab bas fcinblide srz
|tillcriefeuer bon gerabesu llnbeimlis
| der Genallisfcit lnb fiirdterli1er
Birfltng mar. Gan5 'belonbers traf
bies at beim Eromn1elfeuer Ser Diters
Ireibiib lngariicben slrtilerie in,
Nahtfampf bel ocm Gprf gaitasniee
|pi55a. Gieles gromn,elfeuer 5tpana
Die Staliener, lire oprtigen Gtelluu@
lget 5,t rdltmeu, frptSem bieIelben
burd ,,nsefdbr 200 @aidincnseipebrs
pertbeibigt ipltrben.
vgei galtasniebi3sa baben Sic Stas
licner nnsefabr $4,000 Mann perz
loren" N
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-16
@ilion lenoet 9epeiden ltatt Moten,
Gtne itsueritd)eru an oen Mifaoo uno
etne 9anfesoepeide an aaliiorniens gSdbler
8abngeaidaen enen 5000 serdtlide Outrage sesen oas
glbamou &jeb.
Se Sabnansecaen nerlansn baf anhsc gr6csaa pu Sa
1917 ab engeHbrt mcrbe

eenaanno Gregory tet id auf Sic 9erididn @aieonage
Der 8abneelelidaen Mlfisoeborenenf rS Ss
@oanon @eee in ebem ennn Sale pert6eioiaen ge7n
SerfainesmdBaeit Glrdl6rborte in Iroae gpi,
dn1ler aalornen5 ssdblern @alno 9opr6Dr
be5 Grabe5 2eemher terdp6en
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-16

iiber 0as bon Sen @umancn eroberte
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-16
Sic Serret ber 9pbrnbi6a.

Haris, Is. ytpb. Gin Golegramnl
an Sen Yariier vSemps" ntelbet aus
GaIonifi: yGs ipirb in 5ofia balbz
offisiell befanT isentadht, bab bie bull
gariIhe Gesiei lag bic gcrpaltilns Der
0pbrllbida @esenb su iibcrnebnlen
geberft. Sic Mittelmdebte haben alle
geblid bie Gouberdlitdt @ul9Qriens
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-05
ANNOUNCEMENTS

Prof. G. Ayere Lafayette will speak
on Issues of the Day" at Halsted
and SD pl., Wed. night, Sept. 6, and
Monday night, Sept. II.
Discussion on "MiIitarism" to be
held by 18th ward Socialists at Pub
lib Forum, 2725 Division, 1880 Wed.
eve. All welcome.
Jewish Y. P. S. L. meets tonight
at Maxwell and Halsted. All mem
bers requested to attend.
Lillian Hitler UdeII will lecture on
Henrik Ibsen's Brand" at Liberty
hall; 2941 Indiana ay., tonight.
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and
B. w. A. F. of L. Local SAG will meet
Wed, 8 p. m, at Franklin hall, 10 w.
Adams. Meat cutters urged to at
tend and give ideas on Sunday clos
ing.
Bellemy lodge, machinists, hold
regular meeting in their new hall.
3142'S. Halsted, Milda hall, 8 tonight,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-05
P. s.-Labor days battle was a
smear case.
so MEMBERS OF 9TH REGIMENT
ARRESTED IN SAN ANTONIO

San Antonio, Tex, Sept 5.-Mili-
tary authorities today are iinvestigat-
ing the second riot In which members
of the Eighth Illinois (colored) in
fantry have participated since being
stationed here.
Fifty negro militiamen are in the
guard house here as the result of
trouble that followed the arrest of
one of their number by a city po-.
iceman. Over 100 of the negroes
gathered about the officer and his
prisoner. and serious trouble appear
ed imminent until the provost guard
arrived and arrested about half of
the guardsmen.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-05
BITS OF NEWS

Peter Malget, 6618 Ridge aV, inno-
cent bystander, wounded when Ed
win Vetter, 1916 Brentwood av., shot
at crowd Of men singing songs on his
lawn at early a. m. hour.
Jos. J. fiannes, u, jefferson, Wis.,
found groaning in his room, New
Gault hotel, apparently from bichlo-
ride of mercury poisoning. Refused
to tell physicians what he took or
why.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-05

IS 80 - - y
A NEW CHEESE!
- > .
BY Jim Nance
We love to eat cream cheese and
sWeiRer,
or IimbuFger's good with beer,
And roquefort's fine, aren't we right,
sIE2
Most any old time in the year.
But now we. have with US on Tuesday
A brand that has no chance to
please.
Fred Welsh and cHas. White are the
makers, .
We might call It prizefighting
cheese.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-05

tested in the past against the lack of
sufficient water pressure. The
church fire will now be used as an
argument for a further campaign.
Residents of Austin also complain
of the insufficient water pressure and
have in the past pointed out to the
city council the danger that might be
caused by a big fire.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1916-06-23
ALWAYS BOUND TO DISAGREE
According to oossIps, cy kilsore Hsd
Bump. Of combatIveness In .
Remarkable Degree.

1T seems to me-" opined Mr.. Caleb
Peaslee, chat Cy Kilgore gets more
disagreeable the older he grows. He
won't agree with any pusson on airth
not II he can find out fust what the
other man thinks. Amt that so, Ly.
yander?''
Mr.. Lysander Winchope. thus ap
pealed to, stroked his "ellum" cane re-
aectively, and eyed his quicker-spea1r
ing friend with placid. o1-like eyes
HE scurcely ever thinks same a.
me about things" he admitted. at
length. =
"scurcely ever!" snorted Mr.. Peas
lee, with impotence. did he ever
agree with you about one single nam
able thing II he had a chance to find
out ahead what you thought Did
he?"
NAVAL" replied Mr.. Winchope
thoughtfully, "answerin' that question
direct, dunno's he ever did"
mo, sir" affirmed Mr.. Peaslee.
warmly, "and he wouldn't! ! get
kinder out Of patience when get to
talkin' about Cy Kilgore. He's just
been into my house. and he took
'casion to show some Of his cross
grain there.
my wife spoke about Mel Deer
ing's last sickness while Cy was
there" Mr.. Peaslee went on. and she
spoke very feelin' about what a great
sufferer Mel was In his last days-you
know how women talk and sympa-
thize-and Cy Kilgore sot there and
listened to her talk, and all the time
he was lettin' that bias, threc-cornered
temper Of hisn curdle up on him. At
last, when she got done talkin', he got
up and started for the door. He
dassent set in the chair and say THE
knew what kind Of q temper my wife's
got-but when he got to the door he
turned round, sour as q crabapple. and
he says:
"'Folks made an awful touse over
Mel behring's Sickness says he.
Huh! He want more'n half "a
sick as folks thought he was
mel Deering was sick enough to
die" concluded Mr.. Peaslee, "and ]
don't believe even Cy Kilgore ever
saw any one much sicker than that!"
youths Companion.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1916-06-23

My principal argument for ask
ing for denomination and re-
election as Secretary Of State is
SERVICE. / have given that.
I have conducted the State De-
partment as we'll organized bust
ness-a maximum Of efficiency
and a minimum of expense. I
have been on the job personally at
all times to see that the state s
business and your business was
cared for. As to my official acts,
the records speak, and I can say
in all sincerity that I have done,
in every case, the right as I saw
it. My experience in this Office
is valuable to you because l am
willing and able: to use it to your
advantage. Therefore, by reason
of the Service I have given you,
and the Experience l have gained,
/ desire, and feel that I deserve,
recognition at your hands and
your vote st the coming June
Primaries.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1916-06-23
Certificate of Nominees

CA CMy
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Jun eanlpe hsa ,dweehe
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1916-03-17
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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1916-03-17
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In the Orphans Court for Char les
County, S. S.

La Plata, Nd, Mar. IA, 1915.
ORDERED By The Court. that
A Posey and L. S. Herbert, admins.
traitor of James Green, dec ed, give the
notice required by law to the creditors
OF the said James Green, deceased,
to exhibit their claims, legally authen-
ticated, by advertisement published in
some newspaper printed and pub
lished in Charles county, Maryland,
once In each of three successive weeks.
True copY-Test:
CHARLES n. DEMENT,.
Register of Wills for Charles County.
THIS Is To Give Notice, That tile
subscribers have obtained from the
orphans Court OF Charles County,
Maryland, Letters OF ADMINISTRATORS on
the Personal Estate of
JAMES GREEN,
late of said County, deceased All per-
sons having claims sgainst said de-
ceased are hereby warned TO exhibit
the same with the vouchers thereof
legally authenticated, to the subscrIb-
er on or before the 18th day OF Sept
1916. 7 hey may otherwise y
law be excluded from all benefit of said
deceased estate.
Given under our hand this 18th day
of March. 1916.
ADRIAN POSEY,
LIS. HERBERT,
Administrators OF James Green,
deceased.