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The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1916-08-03
CALLING IN COUNTY
WARRANTS FOR REISSUE

independence County Court
Adjourned Term, April 1916.
In the matter of calling in for
registration the outstanding
county warrants Of lndep-
pendence County.
Whereas, it appearing to the
Court expedient in order to as
certain the actual financial
condition of independence
County that all the outstand-
ing County Warrans drawn on
the Treasurer Of said County
should be called in and regis
tered as provided by Section
1175 Of Kirby's Digest of the
Laws of Arkansas, it is there
fore considered, ordered and
adiudged that all persons own
ing or holding independence
County scrip or warrants issued
prior to the 18th day of May,
1916, are hereby required to
present the same to the Coun-
ty Court at its regular October
Term, 1916, on or before y
O'Clock noon of the second day
of October, 1916, for the pur-
pose Of having the same regis
tered and numbered.
It is further ordered that all
legal warrants presented on
above date shall be endorsed
on the back, Registered and
numbered" with the date
thereof and signed by the
County Clerk, who will keep a
record in a book provided for
that purpose of all warrants
SO presented.
And it is further ordered
that all persons who shall hold
any warrants of said County
and neglect or refuse to pre-
sent the same for registration
as above set out at said Octo-
Der Term, 1916, of this Court,
as required in this order here
inbefore set out, shall there
after be forever debarred, as
provided by Section 1177 of
Kirby's Digest, from receiving
or deriving any benefit from
their claims.
The Clerk of this Court is
hereby directed to furnish to
the Sheriff of this County a
certified copy of this order
calling in the warrants within
10 days after adjournment of
this Court, and it is further
ordered that he Sheriff shall
give due and legal notice Of
said order as prescribed by
law, and make a full and com
plete report Of his proceedings
to the Court on or before its
first day of its October Term
1916.
State of Arkansas, County
of independence.
|. ED R. HOOPER, Clerk of
the County in md for said
County and State aforesaid, do
hereby certify that the above
and foregoing is true and
perfect and complete copy of
an order of the independence
CountyCourt,raade on the 18th
day of May, 1916, and now ap-
pearing of record in Vol. "2Z"
at pages 180-181, of the Coun-
~ Court of the County Court
Record of said County.
In testimony whereof, | have
hereunto set my hand and af-
fixed the seal of my office in
the City of Batesville. Ark, this
this the 22nd day of May, 1916,
A. d. ED r. HOOPER,
(SeaD County Clerk.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1916-08-03
WINS NOMINATION
FOR SUPERINTENDENT

Prof. B. c. Arnold arrived
from Alton. okla. last night
to spend d few days visiting
his parents, Judge and Mrs. NJ.
1. Arnold. Prof. Arnold was
nominated for county superin-
tendent Of schools for that
county in the Democratic Pri-
mary held there last Tuesday.
supper at Munt Carmel church
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1916-08-03

Daures Carpenter of Rosie
spent a few days here this
week visiting relatives.
The people of Magness are
preparing for a big picnic at
that place tomorrow and Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Lewis
returned a few days ago from
a pleasant visit with relatives
at Batesville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Waits of
the Lone Oak neighborhood
were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Hartsfield Sunday.
Mrs. Annie Assay, of Little
Rock is spending few days
here visiting her mother, Mrs.
Ella Jack and other relatives
and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Lewis
who left here some time ago
have located at Tueumcari, n.
NJ, and order The Journal sent
to them at that place.
Big Clearing Sale starts at
the Big Store of Barnett Bros.
Nero. Co., Batesville, Friday,
August a. Big bargains in all
lires. Come and see us and we
guarantee TO save you lots of
money.
Good showers of rain have
fallen in a number of neigh
borhoods in this section of the
county during the past week,
but as yet no rain of any con-
sequence has fallen in Newark
for several weeks.
Mrs. Geo. L. Green who has
been under treatment of a
throat specialist in Little Rock
for some time, is expected to
arrive home tonight. Her many
friends will be glad to learn
that she is improving nicely.
Geo. A. Sisk who has been
engaged in the hotel business
at Rush, has leased out his
hotel and arrived home the first
Of the week to spend a few
days with his family. He eX-
poets to return to Rush in the
near future to engage in min
ing.
Rev. G.. L. Fink closed a
splendid meeting atMoorefield
Wednesday night. The meeting
resulted in 10 accessions and
the church was greatly reViV-
ed. It is said to have been one
of the best meetings held at
Moorefield in number of
years.
Small farm of 10 acres. Con-
veniently located in edge of
town, for sale at a bargain,
Good three room house and
small orchard. All under fence.
Will accept good young stock
as part payment andmake easy
terms on balance. Newark Real
Estate Co.
Rev. E. A. Horn returned
this morning from points in
Jackson county where he has
been engaged in revival work
He held two splendid meetings,
one near Tuckerman and one
at Kenyon. The meetings re-
suited in SIS conversions and
81 additions to the Methodist
churih.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Ben
son. Mrs. w. d. Hinson, Miss
es Veryl Pascoe ,Nobe and Bert
Holderby. Yelma Pascoe, Fem
erue Holderby, Messrs. Tom
Self, Richard Holderby and
John Pascoe returned Friday
from a delightful camping trip
near Strawberry.
Chester Hugg of the Dota
neighborhood, who has been
in the NJ. w. A. Sanitarium at
Woodmen, Colo, for some
time, was in town Monday en-
route home. He was benefited
by the treatment at the sani-
tarium, and his many friends
are glad to see him looking so
well.
J. w. Searcy, Elvin Young
and Sam Williams came down
from Desha Thursday in Mr..
Searcy's car and spent the
( NIGHT with Mr. and Mrs Van
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1916-08-03
FNTERTAINS SUNDAY
SCHOOL CLASS

Mrs. Isgrig's Sunday school
class enjoyed an outing on
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-03
krelI & Co.
Confectionery
1tn0 8dderef.
2l8 Brabp strafe.
Bbune 632
geue:e Snauerei.
@stua!tiae Sptcn her Fren5liiihcn &c.
if,itsni;sritnm

@sua!tise spitcn ser FreussiiiMcn &c,
idl,itsaIsrii ftnn~
SIN @nl6lib on Die u%nge6eueren
Soften, Die Ser g~egeutpdrtige &rieg erz
forbert, lit cine 3uiammenltsuung
Der rieIigen 9aorte BON SntereIe, Die
in Ser &usriIturg bes fran5oFfden
!9eeres sntbalten I.uo. Gs erg,ebt iiA
buraus, 0aB Elm fron30TiIde5 MaiGi=
nengetpessr iireae hte etf oroarltde Muz
nitio:) stipa 1900 6ranten ioitst,
pahrenb Elm r0lis felpmoriumdBig
ousssriiiteter 5Sllbiolbat, etnialisBli9
Der Munition, Die er ouf benz Maride
Eel iih fuqrl, fir 200 Uragsten Musz
Ri iungsgesen{tdnDs BET It'd lrdet.
Gin MSalaiaansstpe3r fann in flint
Minuten cine Mengs. intuition per-
@fele-r, gu oers1l 9erfeueruns bet eilsz
GENE Mam1 I'M DurdI1nitt ettoa etn
SSatr braudsn lpiiroe. 3os ailo Mss<
tau 5ur !9s-fellung Ser leu5eitiiden
GsIaIts. piro 1om fran5oitlucn
@tuat i'm allqemeinsn nit 90 Grun=
fen bs5aAlt, 10 bab Elm leidteres Ucloz
gei9ib, mis g Die Ia6rsnoe uno reiz
tenDe Irtiaaric bepient. 100000
Jruntea foiist. 9as 0eppslte foiten
Die Idsperen esefdiiss Der 5uBartiae-
tie. 9ieis 8etrdse iino aber nur Gleiz
nisfeiten i'm 8erslei9 gu Ben Ngs@
lagesl, Bic oie iamersn Jeitungsss=
Mtinuten eiae Msuge Mlllition oer=
bern. Sin @siGas Don 35 &eutllneter
&aliber fpltet etpa 100000 6ran<
fen 1.no be- Jsbem S9uB alls eliem
Iole3sn GelGig lperoen etipa 10000
Jranfen perpulpert. Sa5u fDrlmt
MOI Die 05nssuna, Die BET ieoem
5quB ouf 1000 Jranfeu an5ul9la=
gen TT, Du ctn Iuldes @eldiB na9
3G9itens bunsert @d9ub unoraudpur
tit. Miai1 tar:l iih dip einen Basrlff
oaoon moAan. mas bel einem me6r=
tagigem Irommetfeusr oaraufge1t.
glp1 ioiSip;sliger. oils Die gr0btsn
fron56liihs.t lyelfiike, arbeiten iibri=
gems Die 2alssn aus GiIea. !9ter perz
cen Die Holtels etne5 leoen 54une5
euf 10000 G.iatE peranf9!ast; tenn
Nunbsr a!ia, Bop S:e 9eutldsn bolz
ltd Mdt scosn, oa5 leoer S9ub
niiBt".
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-03
'er @ablfampf ant ,lGdftcn 9icns-
tag mieoer Der aampf
BPM t776.

1ic MGes iiberidattenoe @abI-
sage, oie in Ser @abl am 1tad)1ten
ben Z. Mupember, CUR gnt-
peibung sebradt tperben mltB, lit,
u olrd cine aegenmdrtis in Der,
Sa6t befinolidJe M~inberbeit, llnter
serlreimung bes &edtes Ser @dbIer
str Selbltregierlttg, Imerifa tutcber
" Gnglanb atsgcliefert, ltnb ob in
aelem 2anoe 5lpei @lai1en BOZ, giiir=
a,rn gel6nffen Deroen iollen; eine
srri6en0e nit ale,r Ma1tbefugnii-
III altsgeltattete, lllro cine madtloie,
nberrlAte, Die, mem, lie 6as Med)t
tim Wsitbeltittnlen rgegen Die &ldne
III atoeret geltenD madt, aIs lan-
k.~sfetnOlih mo perbred)erii1 beban-
S,lt tperoen bari. /,
I IS lit md ein,mal Der aampf, mie
ZIG, I'M, Sic Trci5cit INN Gnglanb.
Es lit Der &antpf llmt Die gerfa1Iung.
l,o es lit Der aampf I'M Die 9ered-
Jltrg aler 8iirger, an Ser Beltim-
llng oeiien, mas a ME rifon ii d
II nn6 iein ion, gleid1u1aBig tbeilsll-
S,bn1eit.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-03

Yrin5 Mos, ser 5brons
latser bon Saoen, lat ualaagit nit
Gefolee, III .Beslsituns ppn
Ger tleutnont N1cnbaus, Die oegts
1, ~ Sniern!srten in Mroia in Ser
: 9psi5 beiuht. ST fam pormitt1es
tei Aerrlidem @etter an, besab ilG
iogleid ms @rano !6otel, no er bic
neltfIaen Splouten unb bic Mitar@
better Der oeutiden Snterniertenfur-
Jorge in liebensniiroise- Weiie BE-
griibte. 5p4bsfrieoigt terlieB er
nodmittag5 Iroiu nit Der %eieflri=
Iden 8abn, Inn ouf ieiner Riidfoert
in aibiriitti Die oortigen 3ipilintsrs-
1ierten eufSuiu9en.
Ieuer Mnsbrud. 6err
(5n einem ,onbsren): .8ie lit oenu
oas neusite 8ilo oss Nealiitsll $50"
nNatiirlid unnatiirli9 natirli9!!"
-9ieb. St (oie Setting leienr):
nSSn Dem 6aule, in Dem mir triihsr
.lpp9nten, 1T eine Gneipe er0ffnet lpor=
ben. n3um fsur!sen Sraaen" betBt
iie".
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-03

fir Sen reiignirenben Sranf 2aecr ers
rannt.
9rittc @nrb. britter Yrccinct =
$. .. @idelmann. 9empcrat, als9idz
ter ernnnnt fir Sen reiignirenben 81.
g. @plbidmipt; 9lbert Sabrner, Sc
mpcrat, 5llnt glerf crltannt an gtcue
bes relisnircnbeu Seurb 8. @idclz
mann, .Gbas. g. Gpbm, HepubIifaner
ernannt ais Glerf an Stele bes religz
nirenben Sbeobore s. 2embrebt.
Siinfte 8arn. sipeiter Grecinct =
8. q. SlpeQman, HepnbIifaner, als
Glerf ernannt an Gteue BON 6. 9,
Sing, ncld)cr an Ser Ncsiitratipnsz
8cbDrbc lit.
Siinfte @arb, britter Erccinct =
SSpe Gninn, 9emofrat, als glcrf crz
liannt an stelIe bes reiisnirenben 2eoz
narb Gppins; 8. S. @nrrineton. 8e=
pubIifaner. ols Midter ernannt an
.Stelle beg reIisnirenben Carp garter.
2incoIn Spiptibip Sreb ,&ramz
bed. 9empfrat. ais Nidter ernannt an
STEELE bes relisnirerben @lis. Shnedz
lotb.
9ies mar Ser feif9eieste Sag fiji,
Die fortsnietenben &erbanblunsen in
Der 4neclesenbeit ser grtpeitcrllne oes
|Sbeils oes 6iahipaps SEQ. Ala, angrenz
senb an bas 2anb, seeisnet bon 9. 9.
Epllod in seftion 9. S%bcriban Gppnz
.lbip, nnp 1pllrbe belaete g%nseleeenbei1
our tpeiteren geratbuns aufserufen.
Gin &ompromib : In9ebpt bon s
g. 8ollod, Sic S,lmnle bon $1,000. OC
aiisunebmen aIs %boIitdnbise Mllseleiz
dung fit Sdabenerlat Mn1prl16 fiji,
Flpeggenommenes aanb unb pcrurIadtel
Sd)nbeu an ieillen 8dulnent llnoS trdllz
Gern l1lb INSTRUMENTATION nnb fiji,
notbige Mlts9aben bltr6 Sen beabIidz
|tiatens Sigbiuab lulrbe borsclcst unl
anf scb6ris unteritiisten llnb an9enom@
meten Intrag lpurbe beiagtes 8omz
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-03
Superpiiorenratbs 8erbanolungen'
5eptember : g uns
!. Gug. - 30. Sftpbcr 1916

y - !. y.
Scr Natb trot in Gibuns gemoB
@crta9ling, ale Mitgliebcr a1peienS.
9as Erptofoa Ser Sibung beg lebz
ten Cages purbe berlelen lthb beltdti9t.
8eribt beg 9fsirfsgeridts : Glcrf
ilber folleftirte unb Dem GountbIdabz
meiiter i%lberipielene Gberiffs @ebiibz
rem in Slimme BON $307.32 fir bas
Guartal enbenb 80. September 1916,
ipllroe materbreitet llnb 5lr Negiltrir~
urlg bcfoblen.
Eetttion Der 2urenSen @cltern G6iz
ma gompanp Inn 5erabiebuits bergin<
Iddbllng BON $4,000 auf $4,000 in
Dent Staot Gapenport Sotpni6ip fit
! 1916. Nidt beipiuigt alf geribt bes
aiieiiors.
8ono Ser Clinton Bridge 8prfs,
oedenb aontraft fir SSgeams fir
Bride $50. 81. Elealalt 8aGeD Count
hip, iplrbe unterbreitet u1,b beitatigt.
Mn5ei9e bon Dem Experimentation
IDe5 State Sanitoriums ii6er sen Gir1z
tritt bon Srau 9enre 8ammonb ais
Elm Scott County Natient, uurbe llr1z
tcrbrcitct ullb sem Mrmcn : Commit
fec iiberipielen.
Beldcinigung iibcr Sic gcrbrcnnuna
Der 8nbRettel, abaceebelen in Der
Srinlarlpabl .am 5, SUM- 1916. fpurpc
~lta1terbreitct linb sur R%egiltrirl11tg be-
orbert.
@arnln9s : Nn5eigcn an Garpcr
9apes unb Srau Nuab Sapes mad III
rem gclekmabisen 8obnungsort 81
ber5teben, I'M Sl1 berbiiten, baB Tie Sen
@puntp our Gait fallen, tpllrbe inter.
breitef nuo aur 8ceiitriruna %beoroert
i 8arnungs : Nrl5eiec an Sobn Natl=
tin nno Bertha Ganfir. nod Deren &c:
lebmabisem @obnunssort gu bcr5ic.
ben, Inn 81 perbiiterl, bnb lie bcmgoun.
tp sur 2ait fallen, mllrbe unterbreitc
unb sur Gegiltriruns befpblcn.
auf eeboris mlteritiibcn Nntra{
lpnrbe Sic fplgenpe HelpIution arae:
11pmn1cn:
8a bas 9e5irfsgeritt BON Scott So
Soma, an9eoronet Fat, baB Sic Sum;
me ton IS per Mpnat. jebes, beSabl
iuerbe an Carrie Soriee, 1852 s.. 8
Str, 9upenpprt, Solpa, fir Ben 3eit
} rallm, %besilu1enp 1. Npbcnber 1916
fin Die l1nterbaltllng i6rer mirtSeridb
rigen &iaber, @race, Soiepb u1b Sae
9ogiee, besbalb lei e5
i ySeldlpiien bpnt Guperpiiprenratb
Sab Scr Gpu1ttp Nubitor lei unD il
bterour6 angenieleL cine Mnipeilul1!
al1f ben Nrnen Spllb ar1 erlfen Sag
eil1es jeben Wpi1ds5 gu, @unlteui rpp,
Garrie 3priec in Der Slurmc bop S;
per Wpltat, iebes, 51 5iehen, fir 81
unterbaltlln9 ibrer, miuberidhnigel
Sinner, lallt Nnlpciiung bonn gcsirts
! seridt. bis an~berlpeitig aneepronc
ppm ge~5irfsgeridt nber bur9 al,prb
l1nng oes supcrbiiprenraths, aber lol
de Nnmeiiuneen louen nidt sesogel
irerben, nadboem Sic &inber oos MIte
BON bicrsebn Sabren CREDIT"
@enrp Sc
! gorliser 0es SuperbiIorerratbs.
Belt: @bnarb Collins, @lerl
: Guf sebpris .unterltiibten antra!
: mlroe Sic f%oIsenbe Helolution anse
, l1nmmen:
/ u8u pas Se5irfsseridt bon Scot
: County ai,seorDnet Bat, bab bic Slm
ME bon SIS per @pnat, iebes, be5abl
ipcrbe an Mlnalba @itt, 1867 SO. 2
/ Str, 9apenport, Sa., fir Ben 3eit
ral1m besi,lnenb Is. Gftpber 1916, fiji
, Bic l1nterbaltlns ibrer minberiabrisel
, &inber, @nlter unb Mliptn @itt, bes
! lei es Y
ugcldloNen poni superbilorenrafb
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-03
GOlitiidye nnb nnpoIitiid)e
&anbglnTen.

ENfHML ~ Nst..TEL |EIHea IrE ~
Woracn Der Iettc Meeiitrir-
itnsstas. Wer md nidt regiitrirt
1T, .ioilte bieie lette 8elcgenbcit nidt
berianmen.
Gt9ua 1000 gafser iinS mod
''id!t regitrirt. &einer bieier lollte
oerlaiIntcii, iid morgen .resiitriren
isit laiIcl1. yfiir ,uer rcBiitrirt 1T, fam
iiid)itcn 9ie1stag itim1nen.
@er Md tidjt ~regitr;rt iii,
bile loies ,norgen aad, font ncrIicrt
-er lem Stirnntredt. Sebe Stim,nc
-aber 5dblt in oieier @abl. Ser Md.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-03
item 9ienstag icin' girserrcdJt aus.
iiben mill, laiIc iidj resiitrircn.

~S '"iIS wv -sS't1'-@"'
User fit Mcrcbitb %itiinmt, itiunnt
SIT W,,nitcn pon Grolibitiou, itimmt
iir Mnnagme bes Hrpgibitions=
Mmcnoentents int rad)iten SATIRE.
- Sine Stimtntc fir Sarbing lit
cine Stimtne gegen Die Mnna1aae
oes GroBibitipns : Mmenocmeuts i'm
''aditen Sabre.
So iagt Gbcrridter @eaDer, Der
prDfibitioniitiide1 8eiiunmngssenpic
Merebitbs ,lnb be : iolltc cs bod ,pii-
leu. Nidt ,pabr?
User fir @ifion itimmt, itimn,t
fiir Ibidlrlk eines 8inoniHes Der
Ser. staatena1nit = england.
-Gines gin6ni1cs fit Mnfred)t-
crbalting bes @eltfricbens
beikt cs. Gines ginbniTes snr M1tf=
redterbaltnng bes @eItGan=
; c lsmonpppls Gnglanbs anf
Soften Der Ser. Gtaatcn meiut es.-
&amSe aeg!
- @er fir @ilion iimunt, itimmt
fir bic &eren'gI d 5 { r mmg Ser
Ser. Staaten, fir bas oMmerifaniid)e
9ritentbu,n", meld)cs bas grDkc Mcri
der @ater Der @cpnblif fit einer
Tcblerserflart, Der iobalo mic
raDglid tpieber gut sa madJen lit.
@er fir @ilipn itimmt, ftimmi
ii I Gintritt Der Ser. Staatcn lit Sen
Weltfrieg a1f Seite Ser MQiirtem. ~
MillDn hat mns aiis Scm &ricge ge-
balten, beift IS. Gas lit nj d.
III a \ I. @ilipm III ul ltc Ocm @rieq
nit Gertidlanb. Scnatur Stpne's
Brief an ben Grafioenten 5eiat bas
flar nno oe,ltlidl.
Die Mcigerlng bcs &pngrcTes
icinem @prDaben susnitimmen, ba,
ben &rteg DerIiitet. @iro @pporui,
8iliom iuieberge,udblt, uiro er ieincr
8illen bmrdlieeet, benn ieinc @ieocr
,uabl 6ebemtet feline Suopiiirmnl
bmrd Sas @plf.
ST mirb anf icinem Ielbitbcrr
lidjen &ilen bcite6cn, Gmalani
ppr elmer Nicoerlaac sat rotten nni
lei es aMf Soften bes gllttes nl1o Bm
tcs oes ImerifaniId1cu @olfes.
~ Die giirscr bemtidJcr Gebmr
poer Mfmnft iinb ~ ut { ri t Il
II c RI, iueldc bas grufe @crf @aib
i%ngtpm's nnb iciner Mitarbcitcr, 81
Il II a B bamg i9fcit Der Ser
Staatcn, smtfredt cr6altem ,uollcn
Sic iuDllen berbiiten, baf sic u@rpR
Gepnblif" ipicbsr inter bic aol1trplf
@nglanSs f%o1unae, baf tic 81
uMmerituuiid}en 8ritcn" Segrabir
!uerOeit, ltltD DesD1lb merDe1t ne mad
ten Gicnstag gegen @ilion, SC,
gcldauprcnen @nglan0frcnno mli
l1nteritiitcr, itimmen.
8ie Herfins, @ppicpelt mn
6pniprten gegen Sic GriuGblltn!
non gbas. 6. 9usbes arbc;ten, bnfii
inerocn iuir morgcn Gin weitercs, It'll
iuioerlegltdcs 3cnanif bringcu. 9scr
fins fiifrte bic Hrpsreiiipcn in Sa
repn%blifaniidlc gager suriif, nm ben
III Der Matipnal @Dnpcntipn iiegrei
d)em &anSi6atcn b~imterriifs in Sc
&abl s1 erntcndeln. Niit .ciner aber
maligcn Grogreiiipen &anoibatn
Gppiepelt's mar nid)ts at erreidJeu
Yer Don Gerfins einscidlagcnc @ca
Wtlipn's 8iebcr,uabl b~nrdsniekcu
iuar leidJter ,t1b - Glligcr. Mprgcl
mebr barber.
-
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-03

nSS Sd bin fir ci1 abIplltt trodenes
Fotua nItb btn ein @egner babon, baf
er nGalibn" jemals apie6cr r1ad)
tuiua 5,triiffcbrt.
@cnu eriuablt, ,pirb iebe meiner
rnitrengnngen baraif seridtet fem,
ak Der uSalnbn" nid)t mebr s,lriid-
hit, nnb irgenb iueld)er Ginflmf,
Der iueldJen i'd ueriigen mag, ipir6
8egneridJaft gum nSalnbn" amgc=
'at0t ipcrScn.
Sd BIN iibersenst, 6af es BON
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tn ben Staat gegen bas Ginbringeu
pm 9iitt1 nit bericlben @ncrgic, tuie
cgen tas Ginbringen cines frembe,
einbes SIT ncrtbeioisen."
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ct Der sc III 0 T ratiidrn 4artci
pr Soiua luar, faun nad) biciem Of
men Sclbitbefenntnif ieines &rpbi.
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linen gaitsen Ginflnf als 8pbcrno1
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Unerpartete ntmort t.
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lem S9pang9 Apnnte man Sic
Etdt oruden lahen?"
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uaaseOrudt".
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COURT WILL OPEN HERE.
Jurors for County Court Chosen and
Date Set For Nov. 20.

The November term of the county
court will open in Watertown for the
trial Of casses on Monday, November
20, at 10 a. M, in the city hall, Judge
R. B. kirkland presiding. The follow
ing persons have been drawn to
serve during this term:
Aztalan-John Gross, Vine. Gritz-
bauch.
Cold Springs-W. E. Krause.
Concord-H. Hayes.
Farmington-R c. Stretch, Henry
Buske.
Hebron-Theodore Nutbaum, Theo-
Westphal.
Ixonia = Arthur Humphrey, Otto
Strache.
Town of Jefferson-William Boese
Otto Peterson.
Koshkonong- F. Mode, Edward
Westerfeld
Town of Lake Mills-C. D. Stiles.
Milford-Aug. Wendt, Frank Heitz
OakIand-John BRANDED, Sr., Will
liam F. Heitz
Town of Palmyra-G. F. Hopper
Town of Sullivan-Royal Hanf.
Sumner-Edward Binkert.
Town of Waterloo-Will G. Schultz
A. w. Doschadis
Town of atertcwn-William Diet
eel, Fred Borchert
Johnson Creek-E A Drews
Palmyra-Isaac C1eson.
Sullivan-Otto F. Zahn.
Waterloo-J. c. Leonardson, p. E
HOag.
Fort Atkinson-Edward j. Beggs
Emil BRANDED, George, A. Kiesling, H
A. Simon, Louis C. Rhem, Eliza Splitter
Jefferson-Joseph Statz, Jr, John
Herman, William Wagner, Ben Fisch.
er, o. T. Habermann.
Lake Mills-Emil Kumbler, Johr
Henzler
Watertown-George Kunert, Aug
ust HenZe, Charles n. Bruegger. AL.
bert W Schuenke, Paul H Knick, FREQ
G. Woelffer.