davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-18
Sapcnpurtcrin sur @iec=IrGFScntin
bcr Sntcrnatiunal &inoergartcm=
ltnipm III Glcpelanb, >,
criuGblt.
Sri. Clara Mcisller, Sdnpelter bon
Otto nnto Oscar Meisner BON
Meisncrs Npntbcfe, lit Sit
pernilpri1 Scr @llens=
burg gSni1.) asor=
malldlllc.
Gapcnporteril1 orbeitet ld)on iiber 10
Sabre IN Observation-Disclosures.

Sri. Clara Mcisner, Die Sodltel
bon Sralt u. Meisltcr ltnb S1lpeltcl
BON Ben Serrerl Otto ultb Oscar 81
Meisner, meld)e sic befalll1te Meis.
ncrs Irogerie iiilrcn, lit str Gi5e-
%pralioentln Der Slttcrnatipnal Slit
bergartcn ltnion BEL Scr fiir5lid III
Gleoelarlo, 8, a6gebaltcnen &onpell-
ton, erlpiiblt mproen. Set Sen les-
ten led@ Sabren ltebt Sri. Meisne1
Scr Gllensblrg, @alb., gsorntall1ule
ais &inoergartcn lnperpiiorin Dor.
Sri. Mcislcr erblicfte IN Iapell=
port bas 9idlt Der @elt lltlo graouirtl
BON Ser bieiigen @od)idnllc. Spdter
beilld)te lie bas Matiultal &il1bergarz
ten College IN Gbicago. Neab ibrer
@raollirullg bpll bielem Stititl1t or
beitcte lie III Observation-Disclosures
I'M Staate Snoiana mo fam id)lieb=
lid nod) GQellsburg in @aibimatpn.
gsaditebenosn Irtifel elltnebmen mir
Dem ug%lensbllra @alb,, Mecoro":
uSrl. Glara Mcisner, Sic &inbcr=
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ser @Qeltsbltrgcr
%9sornlall dltle, mtrbe an So11nabeno
sur Gi5epralioentil1 Ser Slltcrnatip=
nal &illoergartcn LUTON anlaBlid Ser
lit Glepelano, o. abgcbaltenel1 aon-
pel1tipn crpablt. Sri. &atberine 81.
@atfins BON @aibingtpn, 9. g.,
mllroe SUR Eraiioc1tiu gcluablt, mab=
reno Sri. @eIlie sc. Garf bon 9es
Mpincs, So, fir bas Mmt elmer pro-
tofollirell0cn Sefretarin |allsermablt
lpltrDe.
uIie S~nternatiuna( &inoergorten
lit sic groBte Ginocrgartellper=
einigllllg Scr @elt l11b beltebt aus
ben prominentelten G~r5iebcrn nao
Gr5iebcrinilen Ser 8ereil1igten Staa=
ten lulb an0erer Notionen. Sri.
Weeisllcr lit idon ieit Sabrelt Mit=
glico oicier @ereinianng lluo ita1o
lpabreno Ser lesten bier Sabre ei1cnl
Der %bcfanntelten aun1ites Dor. Sic
les aomite bat Die Sberarfiidt iiber
Die stoaten @albil1gton, Soabo 1mb
Sbre Grmd6lllng SIT Dem
oerantmprtliden gnnte elmer gi5epra=
fan al1berit iiberraihcnb, ga
cs SRI. Meis11cr ein Sing ser l11t=
moglidfeit NOR, ielber scr Glepelan=
Der &pnpention beiipobne1t 81 fort
nett: Ser poriabrigen aonpention
Der Gereinigl1lM, Die in Saflano ab=
gebalten pltroe, luobllte Sri. Meis=
l1er bei.
vJrl. Meisl1er lit ieit Sen lebtelr
SeDn Sa6ren nit ben .&inoeraarten=
per6l1ltbc1 na6 bat ,iid
ibre gr5ieblngsrnetboben eiten
l1%otiolalen Nnf perldafft. Sic lit
ein Meitglieo oes gr3ieblngsfomites
Der Staats= l1l1o Observation-Disclosures
gen Der 5raltel1pereinigutgen mo
staatsporltbel0e bes &inoergarter=
aomites Der State Garent- Ieaders
Miiociation."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-18
2entid : Mmerifamiidcr Giunicrpcr=
Gin Dpim Scptt Gpuntn.

Iie Observation-Disclosures oes
3e1tld : gnlerifanilben 3ionierper=
Gins bonn Scott County bielt geIterlt
Madmittag cine @%eriammlltng ab,
bel Der Die n%adltebenoen &on1ites fir
oas grobe %alliabrlid)e Selt ser Ser
einignl1g, bas in bicieln Sabre an1 8.
Nllgltlt a~6gebalten miro, aufgeltellt
mltroen.
5eIt=aomite - 6. s.. gdroeoer,
Grit @oetting, @idiom @eioner.
N1l1llf=&omite - s. $. S1roeoer,
Mtliam @eloner, &ugo S%offbalter.
auBeroem bemiuigte Ser 8ereil1
cine stlftlt1g BON $40, mofiir eill
9oltnlltamm III Ser @lofbiitte Ser
Sort Mrmltrong Sabrbnnoertfeier er=
ltaltoen mcrben ioa. Seocr gaum=
ltanllll, Der 5ltn 9olt Ser &iitte Der
mertbet miro, tragt Sen Nar1cr oes
ltiftclloen gereins.
Sic Witgliebcr beS Scott Gol,1tp
Elpnierpereins Ser Iclttid= Mmerifa=
l1er 1perben lid) nlorgcll fritz Inn 5ebn
llbr fornell Dor Sem @lofbal1s an
Der Sort armitrm1g ape1ll1e ollf ser
Mrle1olinlel einfinoen. Sort meroen
tl1r lie Site relerpirt iein. Gin gro
Bes vgasfetpicnic" mie MaiprQd)e11
ltrlo porgeleben luoroen. Inter ben
9ieonern miro it'd altd) Gr=@ouper=
l1ellr Gam San Sart bon Minnelo=
ia beflnbell, Der Gin friiberer 9emob=
l1er Der Greis5taote lit.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-18
Sciratbs : Grlam6mifld)cinc.

Die nadlltebenoen Seiratbscrlau6-
l1lBibeine ipllrben geltern erpirft:
/. 6reo greiiel nno Mae 9lanf, aeo-
fuf, So.
Garl Canton, @riabtoll Sa., uno
Sa5el garno, 5reepprt, 81.
., S, $. y =; Goroon ulo Coma @hlf,
a1lgnIt Mortier> Nof Sslano, un6
Morgaret &opp, 0apenport.
aar1 Stte, Gait Moli1e, ltnb Moie
Got6, Nof Sslano.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-18
priic, ,ucr lid, c,uia binoet, nj
iid pas @cr5 5ltm Scrscn
fimDet.
Siirsermciter Sobl1 Gerpalo tral,t
iein critics Eaar.

Ger Mnfal1g lit gen1abt = Sort
lcblrllg folgt i'm lldd)lten @ft. giir=
germeiItcr @crmal0 ml,B iid an bic
les gemobnen, geltcrlr 5. 9. trallte ct
lcin erites Soar. % ibncll nllll
SrieoellsriGtcr lnlo @pli5eimagiltrat
Grnit Glaulien nod 5lt inaelrolid1 ma=
rell, obcr Of lie paterliden Gatb
6ralidtel1, oas meiB mal1 nod nidt;
mas lllal1 ober mcib, tit, baB aeiterll
Ibcnb @crr &arrp Clemens Golloolt
1ulo 6rf. Coma Sltd, sic beibe aus
Hocf Sslan0 ltan1n1el1, i6iidtern in
Das 8ltreal1 I'M eres liebelt Staotpa=
tiers fanler nno id)iid)tern Die @itte
altslpradlen, sum 8luloe fiir's 2eben
rerci11t sit lperoen. Ger 9iirgermei=
itcr molte bic j1llgen 2el1te crit SIT
Gaitor lbifcll, oann fiel linn
Gin, Dab alld1 gr1it G%laullen 90 lit.
Sdlieblid) cling bern Staotobcrbal1pt
Gin 2id)t a1i, als Biirgernncilter ser
staot 9apanport Dot er ia bas Hedyt,
Sen eriten @rllno 51 eil1er
s6ciolng, nalnlid Die gernlabIlrtg,
SIT geben. Gr nabm alio feline 8ibel
berbei lno Damn ging's los: so
pnlt tafe this mollall TO hour lamful
mife? S 90, S 90" etc. - Na,
aller Ml1fa1lg lit ldaper.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-18
gaderiifd.
Ser ncne u3eppelin".

* AAE
Sos brittle Seft Ser bnnloriltildc,1
Monatsldrift -3eppclin" lit ioebcn err
ldienerl. Tegtli9 lpie iullltratib iiberz
trifft r33cppelin 3" ieine beiben @prz
9anger - man fam getrplt la9en, baB
Der lnltige 8inbbeutel nit jeber Nl1mz
n1er better miro. Sic nelle Numlncr
bebanbelt ne6en elmer Neibe ppn alnez
rifanildcn Stoffen Die 6iterreidiids
ln9arildlc 6ifeliibe 9egen &talien l1nb
pic seeldladt Del Siitldnb IN 9erabe5n
ber5erfriiGen0er @eiie. @lld GppIe@
belts lette @ral1brebe gegel1 Sic
9eltl6 Mncrifaner finDet gebiibz
renbe gcriidIid)tigung. Serner entbdlt
pas 5eft ben '@nfallg elmer %gelun9enen
Snldiapc iiber sic grlcbnil1e eines
.@riinborns in amerifa ltnb cine beiz
tere gr5ablung aus oem geemannss
leben.
Scr 3eppclin foitet san8idbris- 12
NllnWerlL mfr $1.O0, ein5clnc 9robes
nlllnmern Zoe. 8eltellungen lino 81
ridten an Die Zeppelin gllpIiibing g.,
996 Simplon Ctr, SEEM 9prf.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-18
@~uptbciiter mcrbcm am Mpntag st=
lammcntrctcn.

Die @eiiter BON Motorbpoten i1
Davenport lperOet am Montag SUI
lannlel1treten, Inn rod]n1als Bic Gld=
lie fiir Die grobe Motorbpotparabe
an 1om1erstag Mbeno oltrd5ulpre=
d)en. als6 Der 9}od ISLANDER unb
Weoltner 9oot=&ll1b merDen am Mol1=
tag Sonoerlitungell abbalten, I'M
baln an1 Iicnstag Mbeno nodmals
elnc Notwithstanding, on Scr
lid allc brei Gereilla betbeiligclt mer=
Den, ein5llberufen. Gapeaport miro
lid NIT iiber DreiBig @potel1 an ser
EaraDe 6etbciligen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-18
1ic 2epcc-&umniilton iollte nit

SIC 2epce=&pmmiilim iollte nit
Der Yarffummillipn bolbnl0aliblt SIT
E%cillelt Ginncrltanonib iiber oen bclten
Ylab fir bcn IillorJ9rmllcn in bic
Icnl Earf fomlllell, oan1it CT iopobl
pon Ser Main StraBe luie pom lSllli-
legalls meitbin lid)tbar lit. Mlld) ser
Glas liir bcn Mltiifpapiaon lollte
%halonloalid)lt allsaelud)t mcroer, So
nit Die all0eren Mnlagcn bunatJ. cill=
gcrldtct pcr0em fDnrcn.
@ir bcltiegen bas Mlltpnlpbil mic
Der nno fll6ren nad) oeli1 Sejerparp
Garf, oer iid in pra6tigem 3llltanoc
'bcfinDet. Ias Gaterrc bon 8llumlell-
beeten al1i .oenl Malenplas Dor Ser
,aroben &eralba bes alten @p5nball=
les oes ll1garild)en Yatrioten lit cut
alifello, apclm es aild) llpd) eillige
@pd]ell ne6n1en miro, etc Die @Ill=
llcll SIT pollcr ghiitbe gelangt lillb.
@ir lllbrell allt pberen glOe BON Dem
soplogiideu Sbeil oes 9arfcs 6iltalls
lllo auf Ser jett p0lig aepilalterten
Sontb Strabe l1ad Dem 2opf=Smt
Farf, ltm inns oil ser prddtigcn
Nl,siidt, Die mar BOZ, bieletn iiber ei-
llelt groben 5beil 9apenports, bcs
6litiles nltO Nof ISLANDS bot, 5ll Err
Ircllen llllb bon sort nurb Moromelt=
Davenport, oas 1id) INNER oidtcr be-
iieoelt, nod oenl gal1ocr Seer 8arf,
Der ii6 gan5 berrlid) entlnirfelt bat
llllo oe1tlid) Dor Nltgen fiibrt, mas
BON Sen ltcllangelcatcn Garfs pad)
eillcm Sabr5ebnt ooer mebreren lbrg=
larncr Yilcge, uie iie Die Harffpm=
million olrd ibrcn Sltpcrinteroelltel1
allcn Narfs n~1gcociben labt, 81 er-
martet. Nadosm inns SEER 80bm
llcd} Die gan5e 2altge ocs &irfipupo
gpllcparoS bis sit bent 9unftc, mel-
dcr Scr @eiterfii6rtng nod McGlcl-
LON Selgbts barrt, gcllolllltcl1 Datte,
ltllt ms SIT 5eige1l, lpic fradtig lid}
bic @ebiilde anf bel1 8eeten in scr
Mfitfe pcsiel5cH ei,tmidclt babelt, Iic=i
iertc q ltlts piinftlib sur sMittag=
ellelt5eit mie0er IN ul1lerer 8obrll1lg
ab.
Die berrlide Nfingitfabrt mar sll
Glloe. Sic miro ms nod la11ge IN
angellc6rner grinncrl1ng bleibell llllo
bot ms bic ltcbcr5eltgll1g ~gebrad1t,
DOB l1nier 8arfipltem ictt id)pn ein
1berpprragcno ld)oncs lit lnlo it'd bon
Sabr ST Sa6r mebr cl1tmifelm. miro,
+oaB piele allbere nlb piel gr0bere
TStante oils 3aperlport lt1s oarllul be-
lleiDelt mer6en.
3lt anierer ugitp beautiful" eebort
'e6en lold}es 3arflpitem u1o sic 8c-
|mobter 1apclrports fon1lcl1 SEN Garf=
fommiiIaren nidt oalfbar geltl,g
le1l1, Dob lie aslelbe gelbaffen babclt
|nrD INNER meiter e11t1picfeIlt, lpos1t
lite an Observation-Disclosures @o6m
ei1e araft fa6en, sic bod 51 id)ate1t
lit. yin ben Yarfs baben sic 8elpo9-
ner G%apenports einen Sd)at, ser bon
glelen nod 1idt nod @ebiibr g%elpiir-
Ot9t miro, a6er Oie gr6Bte @iiroi-
gl1tg peroient nrt6 Sen gprtbeil bot,
oaB ct bon Sabr 51 sSSabr an s61ll-
belt lll1o &oitbarfcit sltlimmt. Meo-
gen 3apenports Horfs fo%rtfubren SIT
Dad)ler, 81 bliiben lll1O 5lt geoeiben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-18
.tdtma8, Sciterrei1er mno
nnBarn!

Gas fiir Sen bel1tigen Spat1tag an=
0clcbtc Gifaif 0es Selterrei6=ltllgari=
idell Neutrality-suspicious., @ettelloprf,
lit olf nadllteu Spnr,tag, ocn %. Sit
nj, ~perid)pbcll morbcn. 9ead)tet Bic
Saacs5citltngcn fiir weitere Scfan,t=
llQd11tlldclt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-18

Saben sic idon SIb Milfion
Bier probirt2 @leib nit Dem beItert
importirten 8ier uno empfoblen bon
ben 8oftoren. God SsIano 8remiag
COMPANY. (&na.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-18
&alabcnoc in Set @atd) Splucr=s Srm.

Cine serie bon informelen 5an3=
lrlo gallabcl1hen miro nit DEM 81.
ssSSllni beaillnenb, bon jest ab jeoclr
W9ittmoA mabrcno oes Commercials
jalres altf Dem @atd] Ipper orrall=
girt meroen. Sir Sen %. bs. 800
mats lit ein 8aiiermelonenbal a1lge-
lebt morocn. Ios al,s 5ebn W}llliferl1
belte6enoe aololiglm=Srd]elte miro
iDiclelt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-18
m a Ne1sm Der geg Ell
8illiam 6. 9eeis=
10 +.

Irau emma Neistpenoer erbielt
geltern bie 5deioung bon ibrem
@otten @iQiam 6. Neismenber i'm
Scott Gountp ge5irfsgeridt lpegen
angebli6en bospiaigelt 8erlaiiens
5l1gelprod1en. 2ouis 6. Mobbepig
pertrat Die &laaerin n11o Nealff st
telen Den geflagten. Meismenber
butte cine @egenflage gegelt ieine
Satin erbpben, Die ct, na6 slbgeben
oes @abrlprltd)es bon Seiten bes
9tlbters, lDte0er 5uriid5og.
5lora EbiIlips gegen 6. 6.
8bilIips.
Sic Anlpaltsfoiten u1o porl4nfige
model1tlide suimente gum 8etrage
BON So lpnrben geltern inn Scott
Golll1tp ge5irfsgeridt 5rau Jlora
Nbillips, peld)e bon ibrem @atten,
g. s. G6iQips alf Sdeibung perflogt
morocn lit, gewabrt. Mnorem 6.
Gbe3em lit Ser grmalt fir Sen Slid
ger lno 9ol1is 6. Goo6emig iiir oie
geflogte, Die cine @egenflage bl1den
lieB.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-18
Sltperuiiorc11 lucrScn sen @adymittas
oes %. SUM ais 5cicrtas CT
flGrcn.

Gle Scott Golllltp gllpcrpiiorenbe-
borbe tra9t lid) nit Dem @ebal,fel
lerllnl, BEL ibrer Nn Molltog ab51l-
baltenoen geriammlung, Sen BON
gSllrgern1ellter Sobn gerlpalo als
holben 6eiertag erfldrten Ionners=
tag, Der alf Dem Sort II ltrong
acknowledgements oils uS9sn-
0ltlirie= l11o grrbcridnftstag" a1tge=
merit 1T, o1b ~ibrerieits fit bas
Scott County oils offi5ieQel1 bal6en
6elertag 81 prpflamiren. 9(11 Dem
Acol11lten Gage mer0en sic ganfen,
Nabrlfc1, Die S%taotbaae ltllb piele
@eld)aite mabreno Ser sfadmittags=
lt11noen gel6lollen bleiben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-18
staDt uub Goudlp,
eonntas, ben 1S. SUM.
Rleine @tabt=N euigtciteu.
- Merpenol : Mittel gegen &bc,1-
matissnlts uno Sd)n1er5en aller grt.
&iepe's Mpntbefe, 403 tpeltl. 2. Ctr.

Jtlepe,s Mpntbete 4O3 tpeltl. z. Str.
Oscar 9rieiter febrte BON ser
Cornell llniperlitdt nad) Iapenport
5ltriief. @abrello Der Commentator
miro ct OIL ser l1niperlitat bonn Staa=
te @isconiin in Mabiion ltn0iren.
SEER Gbarlic @rll6lt bon Seattle
lit sur uSeimfomm=@od geltern
bier angclangt. Sic &erren Sellrp
S6rpc0cr rllb @erlnaum Sage, altdl
bcioe bon Seattle, limo anf ser Heiie
bierber begriffcn, I'M alld) Die SCENT
fonnn=@od]e III ibrer @e6urtsltaOt
Davenport SIT perleben. @ir beiBcn
lie alle Irei ber5lid) millfonlmen inn.
altcll, gllten Iapenpprt.
@arrD Siib, 16 Sabre alt, ST.
win Nic&ooll, 19iabrig unb Der 81
Sabre altc Seslie Eapne, bic ale aus
@albilMtpn, 3d., ltanlnem mollelt,
mltroen geltcrl1 Mbeno bon ser Gpli=
sci perbaitet n1o meroen jest 5apeds
lp%eitcrer %llntcrl lldulng gebalte1. Die
Slngen batte1 mcbrcre Jpr0=s[llto=
mobilidliiiicl nno gsiltige @etra1fe
i'll ibrcm 9clis.
Mae @lanf nn1o Sreo grcliel,
Die bcioe GUS &eofltf itamn1el1, Muir
Den 9elteul BON GoliSeimagiitrat
@rl1lt Glal1Ilclt chamber allqetral1t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-18
Sl1nncntaa Gin grokcr Grfpla.

Davenport beging gelterl1 be1 iabr=
lide1 Mltntcntag Ser @cIt SIDE
Settlcnlcnt III feltliber @eiie ltno.
talllelloe Ser iG0nen 3eidclt oes
6rilblillgs ltno oes naberoen Cont
mcrs lpltrbel1 on Sen 5traBeledcn
BON ltieolid)er1 lti,o obretten flcillclt
Waod)elt perfaltft. Mlletn Mnibeinc
llad) NOR scr 9lumentag fir Die 9seo
Sec Settlement Gin groBer finan5ieI=
Ter @rfolg.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-18
SIM arpben @ricosrath Sc

SIM arpbcn ariessratb ser Il<
diirtcn baben Sic S%ran5oien- bon Ben
Gnslanbern @ilfe an Ser 8eltfrpnt
%bcrlangt; bic giullen forbertcn gngz
lanb 81 eneraildem gpr9cben in &lein&
Ilien auf; bie Staliener eriltdbtengngz
Lamb UNI @elb, nnb ldnmtlide Iuiir=
ten beltanoeu baranf, oaB England Sic
beutide Slptte bernidte.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-18
Die Grimar,uall fpltct bcm Scutt
GDnnty $4,4O9.
tpltet ieoe ein5elte ser g.
$40 Stimmclt, bic abgsgebcn
mltrocn, zoe.

Die Mltsgabclt fir Sic Grinlarlpobl
llnb oie Spe5ialmdbl iiber Die 5ral,=
foltet Dcm
Comfy Die aleiniafeit BON
$4,000 ooer zoe fir ieoe ser OBJ
e~eacbenen Stinmtel1, lpie County
MuOitpr Collins aeltern befallllt lltad)-
tc. Nud1ltchC1D sic Site Ser @pItcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-18
2ic sdjcibnnssmiiblc.
S5eooore 81. Scoring ge=

Ibeo6ore u. @oering &c
gen 2nelln Scoring.
Sic s[r1tpalte goainger & @lof
lieBen geitern inn Scott County @e=
airfsaeridt cine Mntmort i'm Namen
Don Jrau Sltella @oeril1g, bic BON
ibrem @atten Ibepbore 81. @peril1g
oltf S9eioung perflagt morDen lit,
brd]en.
6 MI ma Neismenber gegen
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-18

Or. Batter, 3abnar3t Mhitafer
Building. lMna.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-18

Die 8eiIcbung non Srou Winnie
"Trip erfolgte gcltern gormittog nm
10 sllbr pom 5rallerbaule, SEQ. $40
8elt II: StraBes aug all oelal Yine
5ia Jrieobofe. @err &obanrlcs aroe=
ger belt Die 9eidcnrebes Gle rad)=
ltebelloen germalloten befleioeten oas
.Gbreltamt Ser 8abntMdfrdger:: @ltgo
8. sou, 8alter, Mfreb, glirer nl1D
gooie "Trip nno @illie Sarbop.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-04-05
BOXING SPORTS OF ALL SORTS BASEBALL

N$zA44NN IA YIN 1 - Va
Eddie MuIIigan came back to the
first section of Cubs yesterday,
struck out twice, batted a couple of
infeld grounders, but fielded his posi-
ton in brilliant fashion. Eddie is
naturally nervous and something
should be forgiven him for batting
weakness.
He realizes that this is the big test
for him and that on it may hinge his
future in baseball If he makes good
he has an Unfolding job for as long
as he wants to keep it, as the Cubs
have not had a decent shOrtstOp
since the old machine disintegrated.
And Mulligan also realizes that if he
makes any slips it means some more
duty on the bench.
For this reason he is likely to be
Over-anXiOus in his efforts to drive
the ball away. His two strike-outs
yesterday came with men on bases,
each time two were out and each
time the third strike was called. Ed
die was plainly worried.
He is a forIorn hope, however, and
this is much to his advantage, as
every man on the team who values
the welfare of the club as a whole
will be pulling for him and trying to
aid him in making good.
Three more games are scheduled |
against Shreveport, and in these Ed
die will have a big opportunity. He
is no worse off now than many of
the other men, so far as batting is
concerned.
Max FIacI<, Cub right fielder, is
suffering from a bad cold, the only
training setback the club has re
ceived, but the affiction is not seri-
GUS and he will be on the job before |
the team quits the Texas leagUers. |
In the meantime Tinker is holding
down his job, as the team is not |
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-04-05

I'LL SORTS BASEBALL
a couple of singles accounting for the
tallies.
George Pierce pitched five innings
against the minors and let them down
with nary a hit. That was encOur-
aging and much better than mis- last
effort. If George can make one of
these effective spUrts permanent he
need not bother about money during
the coming summer.
Tinker has four soUthpaws, Vaughn,
Packard, Pierce and Bailey, and it is
not likely he will carry more than
three of them. Packard and Vaughn
are certainties, and the third job is
a fight between Pierce and Bailey.
The latter has had no chance to
show much this spring.
Manager Rowland gave Shawnee
a pitcher and catcher and the White
SOX had a hard time winning. Eller
was the pitcher and his splitter was
uCCCpLAfC III al Jul OllC lllnlllE55 WHICH,
the SOX got to him for all their four
runs. He allowed but eight hits and
these were collected by four men.
This is about the best line Rowland
has gotten on one Of his youngsters
this spring and the young spitballer
is certain to land in Class AA ball if
he doesn't stick with the Sox. Lynn
caught for Shawnee and his double
off WOlfgang counted his teams lone
run.
Today the sox get out of the bush
belt and will be playing on decent
diamonds from now on. That means
less danger of injury, and as the
club has escaped the hospital list so
far, it looks like the crew would be
intact for the opening of the season.
Jim Scott has a bad cold, but not
serious enough to prevent him pitch
The fool-killer., 1916-02-01

Our good friend, Frank Walsh.
who made himself famous as
Chairman of the Industrial Rela-
tions Commission, has declared
himself in favor of limiting all
fortunes to $1,OOO,O00. All right
Most of US will agree to that,
won't we Rube? They can limit
my fortune to $1,o0O,ooo any day
they want to.
The fool-killer., 1916-02-01
AN APOLOGY.

Well, boys, here is the February
Fool-Killer at last, such as it is. 1
came near not being able to get
out a February paper at all, on ac-
count Of moving, and various
other troubles. As stated else
where, have moved from Nora
Wan Falls, N. c., to Boomer, n.
c., and if you have ever moved
you know something about the
trouble it is.
First, I had to look after the
building Of new Office at Boomer,
and at the same time run back
and forth to the old Office to look
after the business before it got
moved. And on top Of that, my
sick wife has been going through
one Of her worst spells, and | have
had to lose a great deal Of time
and sleep with her.
Under such conditions it was
impossible for me to get properly
settled down to editorial work. So
this issue is merely an apology and
a promise to do better next time.
| always want to be feeling purity
good when | write the fool stuff
to fill these columns. You folks
have got in the habit Of looking
for something funny, and I hate
to disappoint you. I had several
good articles partly thunk out,
but was not able to get them in
printable shape for this issue.
Look out for them later. In its
nice new country home The Fool
Killer expects to grow and pros
per as never before. It wants to
keep all Of it's old friends and
make many thousands Of new
ones. Let everybody pitch in and
roll up the clubs until every home
in these Benited States is sup
r..:,ed with The ::ocl Killer. In
the language of the poet, "You
furnish the chink, and I'll furnish
the chat.''
The fool-killer., 1916-02-01
Let Us Talk 1t
Over

Well. dear sinner friends. this Is
The Fool Killer.
How does it set on your stomach
II you like it, you can get more at
headquarters.
The Fool killer is not even a forty
eleventh cousin to any other paper on
earth.
It stands in a class by itself. ana
1ts field is as broad as the English
language.
This paper wears no bell. muzzle,
collar or halter.
You can put that down to start
with
am the fellow that works at the
pump-handle on this pungent perlod-
!cal of thrilling thought. print only
what l write; I write only what
think: and / think what I doggon
please.
own this entire establishment
and Rockefeller isn't rica enough to
buy one share Of it.
Does that sound strange.
Well, bless your soul, am great
deal richer than old John.
never travelled any to speak OF, but
[ have read a great deal and have
Ehunk some.
have also writ . few books which
I know are great. because they don't
sell worth cent.
Great books never do.
And then I started The Fooi-kller'
lust TO quiet my nerves an. KEEP the
old press from getting Idsty.
From the seclusion Of these wooded
hills there will go forth each month
0 bundle of literary dynamite that Will
shake the rotten foundations Of socae-
" and cause the Church Of Mammon
20 at last turn over In It's sleep.
The Fool-Killer La q monthly Mus
tard-plaster for the blood botls OF So
eiety, Church and State.
It is salted with wit, peppered with
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Every line cuts like a whip, and ev.
cry word raises blister. =.
II you are a fool you had better not
subscribe for The Fool-killer. II you
are wise you will. And 30 that settles
It.
The fool-killer., 1916-02-01
ABOUT COMPLAINTS.

A good many complaints have
been reaching this Office lately
from subscribers who were getting
anxious Or uneasy about their
Fool-Killers. Many write that
they have subscribed or sent in q
club and have never received the
paper nor heard from it. After
three or four weeks of waiting,
they naturally get to having
suspicious that maybe something
is wrong. Some Of them perhaps
think that I have either gene
broke Or got rich and retired from
business. While others conclude
that I was a crook to start with
and just wanted their money fer
nothing.
Say, friends, you are all wrong,
but | don't wonder at your fears.
[ know just how you feel about
it, and nobody regrets the delay
more than | do. It not only wor-
ries you, but it worries me, and
Injuries the business. Still. these
things can't be helped sometimes.
I wish they could. AS explained
elsewhere in this issue. there has
been an unavoidable delay in get
ting the February issue printed
and mailed. Building, moving.
sickness-all these things and
other things have combined
against me, and it is a wonder
got the paper out at all.
I wanted to answer the com.