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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-06-21

Too many merchants refrain from advertising
even though they feel the need and really desire
to do so, because they "can't write an ad." Ad
writing is not mystery that requires genius
to find the key to. AS matter of fact some OF
the best advertisements are gotten up by men OF
small education. Say what you have to say and
say it simply; tell the truth endeavor to be novel
and avoid hackneyed expressions. Try to invest
your ad with the same interest and charm that
you would like to have your customer feel toward
your store. Above all-make an effort! We saw
clothing advertisement recently that spoke of
blue suits. In fact the ad radiated blue SUITS and
one reading it had two impressions--one Of blue
suits of superior quality and the other that a
certain man sold them. This man we know. He
is not an educated man, as the word goes. In fact
in many ways is illiterate. But he has written
his own advertising matter for years and to-day
he can write an ad about blue suits that will
make you see blue suits for several days He
sells 'em too, for his store has made him rich in
five years time, and advertising and wise mer-
chandising are the causes of his success.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-06-21

Don't forget Lancaster's old-fashioned Fourth
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-06-21

Today we believe, is officially, the first day Of
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-06-21

Come and bring the whole family.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-06-21
A. L. SHERMAN, Editor and Publisher.

Chautauqua commences Friday.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-11-07
Are You Going to Have a
Public Sale!

am again prepared to clerk your
sale and purchase your paper, and am
liz position to quote you rates that
am certain will appeal to you as at
tractive.
l have plan for the arrangement
of terms that appeals to the various
purchasers as being more equitable
than those formerly in vogue in this
community, and that will, at the same
time, save money for the man hold
ing a sale.
If you are contemplating holding a
sale. let me submit my proposition to
you.
/ have money available for real es-
tate loans. and at attractive rates.
G. A. ROBINSON,
Rooms 1 and 2, Bank & Trust Com
pany Building ADV
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-11-07
MAXWELL CAR WINS
TWO ECONOMY TESTS

Recent tests for economy in gaso-
line consumption conducted in diff
ferent sections of the country show
that the Maxwell car continues to
enjoy superiority in this vital item
affecting the motorists purse.
Within the last month, two i'm
portart economy contests we're con-
Quoted, one in California and the
other in Virginia, and in both of
these, the Maxwell car was victori-
Gus, proving its ability to go farth-
er on the smallest amount of fuel.
Both of these contests were partici-
pated in by a number of cars of well
known make and both were officially
checked.
At the Virginia State Fair held in
Richmond early in October, the Max
well won a big economy run in COM
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-11-07

petition with practically all the four
cylinder cars sold in that city. All
of the contestants were started with
one-half gallon of gasoline in a spe-
cial tank provided by the fair author
tiles. The Maxwell distanced all
competitors by a wide margin, COW
ering thirteen and three-fourth
miles on the half gallon.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-11-07
ESTRAY.

Light gray gelding, about 10 years
old, branded x on hip. Weight about
ten or eleven hundred. Am holding
at Hollister. Owner can have by prov
ing property and paying costs incur
red
N. ]. NOGLE, Constable.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-11-07

Minid6ka Farmers Meet-Arrange-
ments have been made for a mass
meeting of the members of the South
Side Minidoka Water Users associa-
ton, which means all owners of land
under the south side pumping unit of
the Minidoka project, on Saturday, De-
cember 2, at 100 p. m, in the Burnley
opera house, for the purpose of dis
cussing the formation of an irrigation
district. B. E. Stoutemyer, district
counsel for the reclamation service,
will be present at the meeting, and
will discuss the advantages of the irri-
cation district and answer any ques-
lions the settlers may ask concerning
it-Burley Bulletin.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-11-07

POcateIIO Bank MOyes-Last week
the Citizens bank moved into
its new quarters. in the E. G..
White building at the corner of Sec
ond avenue and Center street and on
Monday morning the bank will open
for business in one of the finest and
most up-to-date banking quarters in
this section of the country.-Pocatello
Tribune.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-11-07

Hay and Potatoes PrOfitabIe-S. ].
Hawkins reports to the Pioneer-Rec-
ord that during the past month he has
paid out to the farmers of the Mini
doka project the sum of S25,16S for
hay and potatoes. This sum prepre-
sents only a small part of the total
which has gone to the farmers of the
project the past month, as there are
four other buyers here, all of whom
have doubtless equalled and some of
them excelled, the above-Rupert
Record.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-11-07
State NeWS
From Exchanges


Ship 81 Cars of POtatOes-A solid
train load of Idaho potatoes belonging
to II. B. Tabb & company, of this city,
left Pocatello yesterday afternoon.
This shipment, which was the largest
individual one from Idaho this sea-
son, consists of 81 cars, valued at APP
proximately S3OOOO.OO, is destined for
job shipping points.-Rigby Star.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-11-07
PETITION FOR
WAR SUFFERERS
Delegation Appeals to President
at Shadow Lawn.
ASK ALL PERSUASION POSSIBLE
FOR ASSISTANCE.

Request That Thanksgiving For Peace
Be Offered in the Annual PrOcIama-
.tiOn This Year.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-11-07

young men had apparently just got
started as the accident occurred few
rods from the Davis home. The necks
of the victims were broken Moscow
Post.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-11-07

Two Killed In Auto Accident-Ros-
coe Davis. aged %, and Alvin Siler,
age 81, were found dead under a new
seven-pa ssenger car about 400 p. m
last Sunday in the middle of the road
two miles northeast of Palouse. There
were no witnesses to the accident. The
tracks of the auto indicate that the
machine while going rapidly, sweryed
from the roadway and was jerked back
so suddenly that it overturned. The
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-11-07
Runert win Have New Tbeater-,

Rupert VIII Have New Theater.-A
deal was closed on Monday of this
week, whereby Ward Wilson became
the owner of the W. n. Shilling and
George Ballard lots opposite the South
Idaho Mercantile and adjoining the
Mitchell property on Fremont avenue,
and it is understood he will put up
an opera house and picture show
building next spring.-Rupert Record.
Kills For Grudge-Last Monday at
about 500 o'clock, Tony Lemley of
Coolin, shot and killed Fren Green of
the same place. Both men are old set
tiers in the Priest Lake country and
the shooting is the elimination of a
grudge of long standing. After the
shooting Lemley went to Constable
Art Marston and gave himself up to
await the arrival of the sheriff.
Standpoint News.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-08-25
]. Upton : Son funeral al

81 years. Upton : Son funeral di-
rectorz.
Rev. C. :. Slagle. d. ., Of Vest
minister. preached n the Reformed
church Sunday morning. After The
service the election Tor pastor, Hev.
Frank Blatl, of BennvilIe. Pa, vas
held. that resulted IN his election to
this charge. rev. Rhodes preached at
Lineboro and held the election. and
DR.. SIagle at Snydergburg n the after
noon. The Joint consistery will meet
Wednesday evening At which time the
matter will be decided. a. 70 his COM
! ing.
Mr.. Ruby. living 1t the Grove Farm,
near town, was taken to : Baltimore
hospital and operated upon for appen-
1icitIn.
The jubilee hold IN the Lutheran
church Tuesday evening was enjoyed
by . large eonc0urae of people. 1900
was received from the calender offer
ings. The following program vas
we'll rendered.. Singing. America;
prayer. Rev. Lau; Offering: recitation.
Margaret SIofIlo; coronel solo. Miss
Ray Trout; vocal solo. LaRuo Trout;
remarks. Rev. Letherman: instrument
Al uu8I, MIS- IT, HI1A Anu hiba ray
Hoffaeker; pIayet. Ruth The Clean
err. IN two perts; instrumental solo,
Mrs. Emory Berwager: a silver coIlec-
ton vas taken. Refreshments OF cake
and lemonade were served.
I Mrs. II. :. Musaelman entertained
The past week. Mrs. Edward Crumrine,
Mrs. {. M. Eystor and Mrs. Gibbons.
s all Of Baltimore.
Rev. Esau md wife. Miss Irene Lau
and Master Levere Lau. the former
pastor of the Lutheran church and
family. are guests 1t the home Of Mr.
and mrs. .. Burgoon.
Mr.. Charles Landis and family. are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George Folk.
Miss Fannie Ross spent Sunday with
her niece, hrs. Dr. Shower at her
summer home along the Severn river
Mr.. Harry mussalman. Hho has been
working In Lebenon, Pa, the past
months, is spending his tNo weeks Va.
cation with his parents. Mr. and Mrs
jacob MuEseIman.
Don't forget "Ys Old limo Supper
TO b held n tho FIremen.a Hall. Sat
urday evening, August s. BY Clael
No. :. OF Trinity Reformed sunda,
school. suppsrs. &c served from
! o'clock, homemade candy. Ice cream
and cake Tor sale.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-08-25

artatown. Pa, spent several DAYS lat
week win her sister. Mrs. Benjamin
Bond.
The Emory Sunday school attended
thu Wesley picnic on Saturday.
Don't forget tat the Ladies' I'D so-
cIaly IL holding suppsT on Saturday,
September is. Al are most cordially
Invited.
Farmers are very busy in this y
entity. threshIng and pulling sweet
corn.
Prayer meeting AZ the church every
Tuesday night
hrs. John LAufsr and sons. John and
Carl. attended tie funeral OF her faith
er.ln-iax last week
Mas auth Fo.ble broke her wrlal
Iaal week.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-08-25
AIReaiD

= funny incident occurred IN q
German railway train wherein : was
a passenger. says an American who
spends a BIZ of his time abroad.
= certain stolld Teutpn had beer
assigned to , seat in the coach that
Obliged him 10 ride backward through
the Black Forest After the firat stop.
PIN place as aszed tn postmaster
pursuant to German regulations q
giyn him another eat, saglng Il made
him II to ride backward
.Ask tn man opposite to change
with Tou," aid the postmaster. Krnfiiy
but there IL nobody opposite me-
protested ths German. go ! cannot ask
him. s-iiar0sr'a Magazine.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-08-25
MANCHESTER

The members Of the Catholic Church
held their lawn fete Saturday evening,
August =. on the Lawn At the church.
: large aumhof 81 sunnerh weTs SER
81. with the CHANGING Of cakes and
fancy articles. The proeeedg amounted
70 sl06.
Tho remains T Mr. Henry Ware
helm were brought here Sunday morn
Ing. from her home, mar Hampstead.
and Inferred IN the family 10 IN tas
Reformed cemetery, She Uas aEed
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-08-25

Those that visited IT the homo Of Mr.
and hrs. VIM. TherIt. ON Sunday lat
we're Mr. and Mra. VIM. Humbsrt,
George. Carrie and Myrtle Myers. al
Of Union MilIa. Mrs.. Ella Hossier nd
son. Ellsworth; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Therit and children, Marie. Emma md
Charles, Jr.. nd William Crumrina.
Mr.. md MrH. Lester Ehaffsr spent
Saturday and Sunday at The hons Of
his brother. Spencer shaffer and FAM
lily. OF Hanover.
Mr.. md Mr.. Oscar Froek spent st
urday and Sunday IT the homo O. tho
latter.s parenEs. Hr. and nfs. John
shol1. Of Hanover. =.
wenlz's Sunday school. Sunday
morning, at \. N.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-08-25

and wife this week, we're William
Slpes and wife. Of Westminster. and
Harry Fisher. wife and son, Of Balti.
more.
Mr. p. d. Rooms. ST., has been on
the sick Int
John Wood. vito and children. and
Miss Naomi Hahn. spent Sunday with
Mrs. Woods parents, Of Graeeham.
John Mentzler. daughter, Margaret
and son, John. Of Altoona, Pa. spent
a few days this week with r. L War
ner and wife.
Mrs. p. D. Rooms, Jr.. Is still II tbs
bedaide Of her father. Who 10 very III
Jacob Myerly has Just finished build.
ing a siio on his farm here.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-08-25
EMORY.

Mr.. David I. Hazard and daughter,
Evelyn. OF HranchYllle, nd. are The
guests Of Mlsz Carrie Bond and Nrs,
Walter MummauRh.
The Ladies' Aid Society viii mss,
At the home Of Rev. md Mrz. Hall. on
Thursday, September 7. Al are IN
sitedz
Mr.. md Mr.. William BUR- and I'm
lily. spent Sunday Nth her parents.
Mr.. md Mra. cockey, Of 0reenapring
Valley.
Mr.. and Mr.. Fulton Payne. of Stew
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-08-25
MELROSE.

Melrose II 10 have an old time de.
bate on Saturday evening. August %
The question, Resolved, That tn
World Ii Getting Better" will be dis.
cussed b. several good speakers, n
Jacob NJ. Folks store. Good music
and refreshments will be here In
abundance. Everybody invited.
The members Of Vents Union Sun
day school are preparing an unusually
large program for their annual picnic
which viii be held September :. The
Pleasant Hill Hand vii furnish the
music.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-08-25
DETOIfR.

Rhoda Weant spent several days
last week In Baltimore.
Several of our folks visited the
Grange Fair. at Taneytown last week.
II. H. Boyer. wife. son and daughter,
returned home on Monday from a
camping trip. which they made in
their Ford. through Pennsylvania,
Eastern Maryland, Delaware and New
Jersey They eamped for several days
along the Atlantic Ocean, n Yentnor
City, 3. J. Although the trip Has
very much enjoyed. they say that
Maryland and safety from the infan-
tile paralysis scare are the best ever
Those who visited James Warren
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-26

Cine &ieeneisb II nurbe In.
largit in &.tflis i'll SeTterye.l sefdIti,
SsAs @r6eiter 1atten nit oelt'
Surdfd9eu oes .rteren Gtammenoea
bret Sage gu tim. Ser Stomm. Ser
nltr orelunpeinAalb Meter hob mar,
bate unten einrn 9urbmsiler Dol,
3tpelunoelnbalb M!etern.
Sci Den G6ineien 1T es Site,
bob ben @eIdiiben Spfer o~argsbrod}t
neroen. Gpr Die Miinoung Ger 8a=
norel ipsroea Die Spfer seiteIt, gum
seiIpiel elm S@pelnstppf, ein lebsnz
oes 0uFn, Elm Slid; opr Den Spferr
t1llen Sffi5iere nieosr uno fls5sn Die
Setter, lpel4e Die Ni9tang Der Gez
l9olle lenfen, on, linen III Nries5sst=
ten treu gu 1ein.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-26

beIineer crfranfte I'M Suit oieics|
Sabres al, eil,en1 Neroenleiben nlto
murbc ipatcr nod Dem @atcrtolun
@olpital gebrad)t.
@rebelinger mllrDe fiir5lih bon
Sen Mer5tcn Ser Mltltalt gcpriift uro
iein 3lIitano batte iid ~ocrartig. ge-
bcllcrt, bob ibm pollltanoiee 6reibeit
III Ben 6plpitalanlagel gcltattet MIR
De. gr ml1roc lett lebtcn 1reitog
permiBt nno wl,rbe l,id)t cher miebcr
geiebet, oils ieine 2cide ecfunoen
m1roe. Die @eeroigllng oes Iabi1-
geidicoe,cn miro IN 5rceport criol=
gen.
Mrt6llr Getcriol1, ser in Sampto,l
lpobnt, lit al,Beroroentlid irob, BOB
CT lein gllltomobil m%ieoererlaugt bot,
meldes ibm 5onntag sbeno beim
5amilp" -Gbeater geltoblcn morocn
mar. Sic Mai6ine m1trbe bereits
5pei Stlinben lpater entoedt. Gin
gelpobner batte Ser 4oli5ei telepbo-
MIDI mitgetbeilt, oaB Dor ieiltem @e.
balbe idoll lett latgerer Belt Elm
Mltomobil geltanoen batte. gs tell
tc iid) Oanm beralls, BOP basiclbc 9c.
ter on gcborte. @aem slnldein nod
murOe oas Mlltomobil bon mebrercr
Ser omen geltonmer, Die cine Spa.
5ierfabrt MAIDEN mollten.
Die lterblid)en llebcrrclte bcs 7s
Sabre altcn %. s.. $. 3olp, ser ii
%ieiller 6amiliermobmlng in &anptol
Iolpnlbip ltarb, meroel1 bcute Mady
mittag altf Oem Gprt 9pron 6rico
bof bcigclett tperoeu. Ger Gerltur
bcnc lpar cine icDr befonnte 4crlolt
lidfeit llno batte micoerbolt Dobcr'
lStellen beflcioct.
Zen @od gum Bart11er. 6atte Sc.
@cid)aftsleiter oes Manufacturers
9otel gcmadt, als CT Sen 81 Sabr
alten Iapis @cnrid, pcldbcr all,
Gapenport ltammen loll, ais 2auf
bur de anitelltc. 9erlelbe mllrbe mi
1921 gaargelo nod Ser Geople'
@anf geldidt, no CT ie6od ME elm
traf. Iie Epli5ci bat jcbt Madfor
ldlllngen 1ad] Dem %lngetrerell 8llr
ldlet angeltelt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-26
Der leutihe &riensz

Der teut9e &riegss
tstlnebmei Sob. Glbe, Elm Wie9aniter,
mar in einem Gefsht ourd einen
Soup in ben Iinten Wrm IL p.fpuns
bet pproen, Dab ct Ieinen 8eruf ridu
:nebr alsiiben fpnnte. Sn elmer Sc
nsiunsstompagnie purbe Die 9tims
me bes iunsen &riessinpalioen ents
0edt. @dbreno ieines 8rsslauer
Iufentbu.ts beiudte er cine bprtige
Gelanssatopemie nit benz Grfolge,
bab i'm porerlt fiir Die 8interlp;el5sit
1851 bus Staotfbeater in Wiirsz
burg als Spern= uno SperettenI anz
ger perpfli9tet bit.
Gin d peres 8erbrsz
hen tit in Dem 9rrfe Sroepopp Bel
glpSt periibt ppreen. Sn benz Sc
bDft bes 8al1ern &iiemsfi brob nor
einigen Sasen u:a M}itternabt cine
S%euers6runft aus. Die Camille oes
Sauern fpnfte nid,t mebr ms Treie
eelan9en, % Die siren bon ailDen
perrieselt ipareu. Die Matter oss
aa1opirts aiiepsti, leine Ghefrau.
|eas &inoer, fopis sipei 9ienitmdo>
Acn, ins9eTamt Sell, perlpnsll, tamel1
1T ben Slammen I'M. Gbeni 10 Der,
b%ranntcn mebrere 4ferbe uno Hinbsr.
Gtiemsti 1lnb feline &nedte. pelde auf
TEN 9oben seidlafen butten, fpnnten
ii6 nur nit Mliihe retten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-26

8pn allen Yriefmar=
ten, Die pdbrano oes arieses ents
ltellpen unb Dos Snterele oes eif,iz
gsn Solamls7s alif Iih apssn, seb3rt
lid,er gu ben meripiiroig{ten pie
R%riegsmarfe bes Sc anseneuloaers in
Mubleben. 9prt fam ein finoiger
&ppf inter ben eaglifden @efonse-
men ouf ben 8cSanten, fir oie Brief
permtttlang 5mil9en ben eirselnen
9araden cine ribtiae YripatppH e,n=
5%lrldten. Gr erbielt bic GrlaubEia
Der 5u1tdnoigen Stellen ST. oielem
Ylan; ote YpIt arbeitet ipirtlih, u1b
Der ppfmeiIter maht nernutlid eit
Aiibf9es Stiid @slo. Die R~ublebcner
Warten aber linb, ba Tie nllr inner
nalb bes 2agers perpenbst merDen
o%iirfen, Dol, erDbter @eltenbeit.
Gas Selter ser Gmporlrng lt,1-
oen Mrbcitcrn lit cine Nrt Mor-
ganrotbc.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-26
: nperN dbeppn 2a Grp1=

S Der % d be ppn9a gro :
e, Wis., lief Der grpbe, pollbelebtt
SampFer nMorning Star" auf ein.
SanObanf. Die meiiten Der Yaiia=
9iere befanben iid in ibren &aiiiten
uno 16liefen, als ii6 Der l1nfall in
fplge bihten Nebsls, Der Die ltferlig-
mole unIiGtbor mahte, ereisnete. IS
entltano Elm mebrltiinbiger Mufentbalt,
pGDreno beIfen Die 8%emanmu1lg a11=
9eItrengt arbeitete, I'm Den 9ampfer
pieoer flott 81 modem. Dies gez
lang idliebli9 permittsls zines SET
lee, Dos I'M einen am llfer befirb-
liden 8oum Itumpf s%eIdllun9en luurz
De. Ms Der 9anpfer Minonu sr=
reidte, bottle ct cine @erlpatula Don
bier Stunoen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-26
Mcnes aus Mustatinf.

9iidt mcniecr oils 81 gemcrbcr
batten li6 .eingeltellt, I'M Iih Scr
Eriifnng fir bic Stenlulg zines
grieftragers i'm bieiigen Goltamte 5lt
nnter5ieben. Iieielbe mltrbe IN Dem
@ilro oes Gol1tp : SllperintetDel1tcn
fir Sdulen, 6. 9. @raolep, ourdb
g. s. 2inf, Oem gprlteber Ser biclt-
gen 0ienltbcboroe, abgebalten. Sic
|stenlu1g muroe fiir5lih our6 Sic
3eorgoniiiruna I'M Yoltmcleu offcn,
|als Dos Mblicicrl1nasipltem mittels
Ntcro nno 9agcn abseidafft wnroc.
4olt1neiItcr S. IS. @idoff hat be-
fat1nt gemad)t, oab ollie 9lngeitellten
ocs biciigen Yoltomtes, Sic %ipGbreno
Der Mmsiibung hires Iienltes alf sic
cine poer a1Oere Mrt pcrlebt lperoell,
penigItc1ls einen Gbcil ibrcs SalGrs
erbalten lperoen, lolallge tic arbeits=
ll11fabig lilto. 1agegen befulnn1cn tic
lbrclt ppllen 2obn niht altsge5ablt,
ll1o filr Die crlten orei Gage, l1ad)oem
ein MngelteQter perlebt mprDcl1 lit,
bcfpmnlt CT iibcrbaupt feline @ergii-
tnng.
1ic Goli5ei ltebt eil1em idppere1
Gdtblel gcgclliibcr, ous lie bister nod
nidt 81 lolen pcrl1pdte. Sic llrl a-
dc biersu bilbctc ein blntbeflcdtes
Muton1obil, bas in ci1lenl perla1lenc11
8e5irf on elmer 2anoltraBe al1fgefllll=
Dcl1 mllrbe.
Solepb 6ro5ier mllroe Morgcl1s
Inn orei l1br bon cinem Mal1l1c aus
Dem 5dlafe aelpect, meld)er i'm bot,
ei1en Mr5t 5u be11a6ridtigcn, ga cine
Game bel eitcm Mutonlpbillr1aliid
perlett lporbeu lei. Iro5ier fam Dem
Werlangc1t l1ad, fato ieood) fltr5 So
raltf cuff Ser 2anbltraBe l1ltr Das int
|Stib gclaliene Nllton1pbil Dor. SS1l
oclnielbcn maren picle 9ll1tipurel1
mo alle Mnseid)ell 0el1tctcn oarmtf
BIN, bob bier ein beftiger aumpf
ltattgefllnoen batte.
Die 9eeroigltng ser 40 Sabre al
ten 6rau gmma Otto, meld1c i'm
Wercp &oipital in Iapcnport ltarh,
miro belttc gormittog altf be)-
GREENWOOD Irieobof erfplgen.
9ie gerltorbene mlroe iln Satire
1876 IN Ser 9tabc bon Mpscpm ec-
bore,1 lino lpobl1te bier bis lie iid) NIT
1brem @atten perbeiratbete. Gor
pier5e6n Sabrcn iieoelte lie nit ibrer
5annilie nab Iopcnpprt iibcr, mp lie
leltber mo6nte. Iie Iabingeldieoere
miro bon ibrem @attell, elmer God
ter, ibrer Mutter unb orci griioern
iiberlebt.
CHARLES u@ulttr" Irccu1an lit
ldon 1pie6er nit Ben @cboroen in
&onflift gefommen u1o audi oieics
Wial miro gegen i'm oie 9elduloi-
gl1tg %erboben, geiltige @ctra1fe in
ben San0el gebradt 5lt baben. @or
ettpa 6rei @od)cn mltroc ct llllter
oemielben gormano ~perbaftet, lpater
ieoo6 aeaen $500 9iiraidaft micoer
aus hNr Salt entlalien. ,Srccllla1
nl1rNe '"sl lcttcn Scale abgcfabt. oils
CT G:iacblld eincm Moullc Dciltige
Gctr5nfc III elmer Maep bi,ltrr Sem
8rano Opera 9ollle pcrfal1fte.
Sic iterbliden sl1eberrcltc Don
'Jran @iaiam Ditratoer, 0ie I'M bo-
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-26
Neues aus Moliuc.

Sn Moline lit cine 8erion geill1=
ben moroen, Die al1f Ser n2ulitania"
lpar, oils oieies Shiff I'M Mai oes
Sabres 1914 nabe Ser aiilte Srlanos
BON einem oentiden llnterleebpot per-
ienft mllroe. 0ieics lit 6ran g. s.
9ornbcrger, lpelde lett eirtgrn 1a-
gen in Sen 3immern iiber oent 900
line Ibeater mpbrtt.
Ira1 &ornberger, Sic trot ocs
oeutlden Mamens. cine engliide Irolt
lit. mollte nit nlebrcren ibrer 6arni-
lietl-Mitglieber gnglano bciuden.
Sbre Ml1tter biiBte ibr 2eben auf
DEM torpebirten Shiffc elm nno tire
Iodbter fam MULTIPLICATION it Gl1g-
lar1o nno lpater mieber in Sen Ser
etnigten Staaten an. Srall &ornber-
ger fat bereits Observation-Disclosures
gege1 Bic 5difffabrts- @eiealdaft
lno gcgcn Die oeutihe Megierln1g eill-
gereidt.
S1 Dem Gooesfuue oes SS3S Sabre
alten Sobn @rebelinger, Ser in Sree-
port, 81, pobltte, COB geitern cine
Sl1rD einen auf Selbltmoro lal1ten-
Den @abriprltd as. Ger S11queit
apuroe IN Sen Slt Moline 8eeroi-
g1ngs@arlors abgebalten.
Die 2eide 0es il1ngen Mannes
tpar nobe ci1em 9ouplas on Ser 81.
Strabe unb 5. Mpenue, Slt Molinc,
9%efln1ocn moroet1, no oerlclbe lid) an
eilem @alum a,tfgebal1gt batte. Ser
Werltorbene mar il1 Sreeport iebr be-
fal1llt. @r moGlltc BORT NIT letncr
@attin uno mebreren &inbern. Gre
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-26

hen sllter BON IS SaGren in Ser
@obm1ng ibrer Iod)tcr, 6ral, @. u.
Stirlen, go. 1917 stpnc StraBe,
ltarb, mlrocl gcItcrn Madmittag
BON ser Sraltcrpobnnng aus alf
oem @rcelmooo Irieobof beigciett.
Sic 1abingci6icoene miro bon finn
&in0erlt iiberlebt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-26

Iie iterbliden fl1ebcrrcItc bon
Iroll @tuiom Aitranoer, 0ie I'M bo-