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Semi-weekly herald., 1916-07-10
Y|LLSTAS RUSHING TOWARD BIG
BEND COUNTRY TO MAKE ATTACK
ON DfffNSflfSS AMERICAN TOWNS
United Press.

United Press.
Ell PASO, July 8.-Villistas Of un-
known strength are reported rushing
toward the Big Bend country from
Falomira to raid American towns.
These are believed to be the same
raiders whom Carranza warned Lam
sing the de facto government might
not be able to intercept.
The Villistas left Falmoira yester-
day and a small band in the vicinity
joined the raiders. Further reinforce
ments are expected from bands known
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-07-10
WHEAT
MARKET
JUMPS
Report of Rust Damage
Causes Sharp Rise
al Chicago

United Press.
CHICAGO, July 8.-July wheat has
advanced five cents, from one hun
dred and three to a hundred and eight
on report of heavy rust damage in
the northwest. September wheat
jumped nearly four cents, increasing
it to one hundred and nine and one
eighth.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-07-10

to be at Pichachas and Las Vegas
and elsewhere on the Southern slopes
Of the Sierra Grande.
Ell PASO, July S.--A desperate
engagement occurred southeast of
Jiminez between two thousand Car
ranzistas and eight hundred Villistas.
1t is stated in delayed official
message to Juarez authorities that
Carranzistas attacked the American
employees Of the international min
ing company who were hauling bull
lion from Boquillas toward the bor-
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-07-10

Miss Ruth Linebarger and Joe Mitcn-
ell.
PRECINCT 23.-William Long, NJ.
T. Lommasson and Peter Wahlberg.
PRECINCT 24.-H. j. Berlin, Mrs.
Jessie Kern and John Lauten.
PRECINCT 25.-J. j., Patterson,
E. E. Schalles and James Laughren.
PRECINCT 90 J. w. Greer, II.
N. Taylor and A C. Mohney.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-07-10
10000
Adm
CAMPAIGN
Citizens, Red Cross and
Government Experts to
Fight Paralysis
United Press.

United Press.
NEW YORK, July s.-Tbe police
called ten thousand citizens. members
Of the Home Defense League, to fight
the epidemic of infantile paralysis.
Eighteen more deaths and ninety
more new cases are reported.
The defense league has been drilled
by til police for u year. Accompany
ing the patrol the men spend half
the night assisting in enforcing the
health ordinances. A movement to
xiii all cats in the tenement districts
has been started.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-07-10
TO FINISH
TESTIMONY
BY YfVfN|NG
Both Sides Confident as
Ofpet Trial Draws
to Close
United Press.

United Press.
WAUKEGAN, July S.-The pros
eution in its rebuttal testimony at
tempted to break the wall of evidence
the defense in the Orpet case built
around it with the suicide theory.
1t is expected the final testimony will
be taken before tonight.
Orpet expects acquittal or at worst
a disagreement.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-07-10

NEW YORK, July S.-Six federal
experts with Surgeon General Rucker
are in charge of the health depart
ment in New York. The neat has in
creased and the suffering is terrible.
The Red Cross has been appealed to
for assistance.
Children have been barred from IL
brary reading rooms.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-07-10
WILL NOT ASK PRESIDENT
WILSON TO INTERFERE
unIted press.

United Press.
WASHINGTON, July s.-The Sem
ate foreign relations committee de-
eided not to report resolution asking
President Wilson to intervene to save
Easement, who was found guilty of
treason by the English courts and
sentenced to death.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-07-10
BAY TEAM WINS TWO

Last night the Bay team won two
games over the Grimes team and all
the fans who were boosting against
the leaders. Both teams bowled high
score and a good crowd of spectators
enjoyed the games. ..Duggan had
the high score.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-07-10
OF SCHOONERS
ARE STILL MISSING

BILOXI. July S.-Scores of schoon-
ers, carrying over one hundred and
twenty persons, have not been re-
ported since the Gulf coast hurricane.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-07-10
MILITIA REGIMENT
ORDERED DEMOBILIZED
United rress.

United l-ress.
CHARLESTON, West Virginia,
July s. The first regiment Of mill
tia encamped here has been ordered
dSmobilized.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-07-10

FL PASo, July S.-A Mexican plot
to burn the buildings connected with
the army was unearthed. The re-
seonsbllity for the half million dollar
fire losses within fortnight in con-
Germs supplying the army is attribut-
ed to the plotters and their arrest is
expected.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-07-10

der. The Americans escaped unhurt.
Villa and three thousand followers
are reported to be advancing toward
Pairal after cutting the communica-
tions with Jimenez.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-04
ADJUSTMENTS
"'rhc nirth of n NntIon..

no matter how hard the producers
''i"E strive, no matter how ambitions
'""H VIC 'heir efforts. there is little
chance that there will eyer no :, naa,
successor to 'rhc Birth of II Nation :"
Which is now playing it's third engage
'''ent IN Richmond. IL II theme select.
eu mas historical value. IL Is moi ~,
All certain TO have universal nnna,t
IL IL abounds in human interest il 10
not III all certain to have historicoi
N"'ue' III 1t has both of these, there
Is n" certainty that it is dramatic or
aciable. Thomas DiXon's story has nil
'nese: David Griffith made the most Of
All three qualities in his screen rcnr,-
Sehtatioh. and Joseph Carl Breil ar
ranged muse for it's production thai
INFINITELY increases the effectiveness nr
me whole This music is particulorlv
well played by the orchestra now an
Tearing ut the Academy. under the di-
rectlon OF Orvillc Mayhood There nre
daliE matinecs at 2:30 o'clock. and tho
evening performances begin at $50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-04
KILLED MOUNTING HORSE
{ harl"s }. Irnrk. Prominent stock
man. u Thrown tftcr saddle
Turns.
Especial to The Timcs.pispa,cn. |

Especial I" The Times -Dispafoii.
iAREiSoNH'RG, VA. October 3
Charles j. Er"cll ScN"nty-two wears
old. "A prominent stocknuu and Com
i"d"rat" veteran, Of Lacey spring
was thrown from his horS" and in
>t"nt'N KILLED lntr yesterday afternoon
tour miles from his hom" TN" saddle
turned when h" attempted 10 mount
ANA III" horse. II spirited animal. be
cam" uninanagcablc and threw him
The back of Captain Erock'S head
struck st"n" III IN. road aud his
skull was crushed. IL. died Instantly
Ills little granddaughter. Frances
crock. remained hy Tho body will" "a
Niti" grandson. Samuel Br", *, ram
E"n" for assistance.
In the War Between th- States Cap
tain Brock served with tn, Valley
Hangers under his brother captain
John IT, Brock, veteran "f the Next
can War.
captain Brock was prominent
farmer and h"rs-mnn lie was nn, uf
The promoters "f til. Lacey Spring
horse show.
Surviving him ar" his wife. who was
Miss henrietta fonnyhaclicr. iud thre.
children. -. L. Brock. nf liarriSonhur..:
- Brock. uf Mc';ahcySviil". and
Mrs. :. K. .\llcbuuph. Of Lacey Spring.
lie ais" leaves sister. Mrs. James T.
White" IL iiarris"nburE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-04
HEALTH HAD
GOT RUNDOWN
But Cardui Built Up Her Hcalti
and Strength So She Could
DO Her Work.

Etowah. Tenn. About years
ago. writes Mrs. Lille Garden. OF
! this place. IL first took Cardui DR..
----- said | was suffering with ulcer
alton and turned over to
one side. suffered great pain in
lower abdomen and back For | or
and came about every weeks. and
suffered great pain Would cramp
so couldn't get mp and do my work.
Sometimes the would last or
days and come too much. which
seemed to cause me TO suffer very
much. would he up and down in
The bed for 4 or ) days When Id
take the Cardui through the period,
the would be less and not las,
so long only something like 3 days.
and the suffering would he entirely
relieved.
My health had go, rundown and
the Cardui would build up my health
AND strength and keep me going and
out OF bed. so ] could do my work.
1t hurt me to even sweep my floor
when | began il, but got so could
do the most OF my work. and didn't
suffer any more. had no more
cramps
Cardni, the woman's tonic. has
proven its efficacy in the treatment
of WOm1nlX trnnhIau Pa. :. -,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-04
MEwLY-wEDs IN ACCIDENT
Automobile Is Overturned nnl bride.
groom suffers, SrNcu<h
Injuries.
iSrcoin 10 'rhc rimcs-piyn:

Especial 10 rhc Times DiSpatch.I
oiiANHE. VA. October 3.--Gc"rg"
Turner. of Jacksonville. this county.
accompanied by his hunccc and Il
friend. Eugene Brookman. went l."
Orange yesterday and was married by
KEY. ~ j. Harlow. After the ccrc-
h"hN the party took Il ride in Brook
mans machine. While making Il sharp
turn at nigh rate of speed the ma
chinc was overturned. Rrookman sus-
tanned broken arm and Turner re-
ceiNed broken arm. Il broken nose
and other Injuries. The bride escaped
unhurt.
After being treated here all returned
TO DawSonvilic this morning The car
MAS almost 1t complete wreck
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-04
Al the Movies To-day.

NEW = Edna Goodrich. In ..rhc
House Of Lies"
Kl;N-"l'he trOok Ihtccttvc."
DION tl.-t:Indys Ilulcttc. In
The shine Girl
UD;;ON--liclen Holmes. In ..Ykr
Uiar"nd itunncrs."
tSiS-i:Lfth storey and Antonio
n"r:n". In '.rhe THrnntuin.'
.!tfoR-''i,cntricc Fairfax" with
;'s"cc t'nrlinE nnd Harry Fox.
IL y D--"'rhc Wolf Woman"
with i"HiSc Ginun, and Chnrlcs Itny.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-04
TWO ATTEMPTS TO END LIFE
.lnn Tries to Fracture Ills SI,uII and
Then StnbS Himself
Above Henri.
;$u"cial to rhc rimes-pisnn,.r

;Sr""ial to rh" Times IiS,,aieh
HAERISoNBURC;. VA. October =
In lit of dcspondcncy. George Lam.
Of Island Ford. tried to commit suicide
ON sunday night. He attempted to
fracture his skull with the barrel OF
u gun. and then stabbed himself above
the hear, with Il knife. AT the re-
nn'St of neiHhh"rS he was brought to
liarriSonbur. and lodged in Jail
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-04
niion's Popular Druymn.

The Girl With out \ Chance" is I'M.
uoubteuly pleasing those who enjoy
In" "idfashioncd simon pure variety
OF mellcrdrammcr." The villain never
mas a. chance during this play. while
virtue is rewarded several times rho
hero and heroine have hard times hut
thcS manage to survive them and come
out top.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-04
ELKS GATHER AT NORFOLK
Annual Reunion VIII Iiepin To-day
aud Continue for Three
DAYS.
Especial TO The Times pispn,ci.I

Especial TO The Times piSpatch.l
NORFOLK. VA. October 3-Dcle-
gates to the annual reunion of Nir-
Sihia Elks. which will he held here
three days. beginning tomorrow. al
ready arc beginning Ia reach the cit%.
several hundred members with their
wives and families are expected I" at
tend the reunion.
The opening session viii be called
To order by Henry Howdcn. exalted
ruler of Norfolk lodge. James w.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-04
University OF VIRGINIA
Gets $4,000 GIFT
Srcsldcnt Alderman Make. Va.
nounCcmcnt M .iauuoi
~ COnVUCution.
NAME OF DONOR wlrsii:Mtn
Congressman Carter Glass Delivers
Address on Financial Freedom ="
Enrolment Now 1851. Largest in
History Of the Institution.

|@ CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. October %.
EF-The annual ConNccatioG-ut the ninety :
|Sthtrd year of the University Of Viz
|sEtnta was SiCualiZcd by tire" striking,
(ieatures--the announcement Ivy PrcSi-
Fdent Alderman Of Il gift ia tn" Univor-
Esity of S2ho,ooG. a student enrolment on
EOctober 3 OF 1881. easily thc largest
enrolment in the univcrsity's HISTORY.
and guarantees OF "A total enrolment
IN June of more than l.lo". aud an able
|AudreSS on "Fiuaucial Freedom by car
|Stcr Glass. member ot Congress from the
ELynchburc district
ES In announcing the Gift OF s"5r "o1
[sPrcsident Aldermau stated tina, the
Egircr. whose modcStN dictated that his
name be withheld, was = DISTINGUISHED
shigh- minded, unSel;sli Nmeric.,u citi-
zen whom he was proud to call lis
|friend.
The ANNOUNCEMENTS OF the eli; was
5receircd with great applause ana deep
iapprcciati"n This is the second lare-
est gift from au individual to the uni
Scrsityl in lt~ entire history
The attendance. by departments. is
as follows: College. 555: graduate. -:
law, go; medicine lo6. engineering.
N125, s.
The Virginia students uunlhe, S3l. "a
gain over last year. and more than the
,total enrollmGnt of the university ten
EEears ago
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-04
CI.nr.cd MIN Thrrl nt Mn1.n

t.lnora Smith. colorcd. WAS arrested
yesterday lay Detective ScrgcuntS Wilt
Shire ana Bailey upon a charge of
stealing e wat-h, valued a, $2j and q
stckpil. valued al >ii from Louis
Nach"tti. The watch was recovered
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-04
MMMtrl! In NNrfull,

Ha"hael l<"rkounlum was arrested
Yesterday lay Detective Sergeant k.l-
lam Tor thc NORFOLK authorities upon
"a charge Of S,raliu% SO worth Of Sill
N"r"arr She j. being held until an
officer from Norfolk comes for her
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-04

while W. r. Waters. " witness IN In.
case. was fined SIS for contempt Of court
in failing to appear at the proper time
10 testify.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-04

i;aics. president Of the association.
then viii be introduced by him to
preside over the dclibcration OF the
body. The address OF welcome will he
delivered by Colonel w. IL. Sergeant.
.Ir.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-04

Principal Dismissrd; Witness I'incd.
r. i. Lake. charged with diSortl,kly
conduct. was dismissed yesterday 'by
the jury In the IIcnriCo Circuit Court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-04
Fined for Speeding,

Dr. r.. .. Shackclford WAS fined $50
'nd costs yesterday In The IIcnrico ,'irl
;u't Court on the charge OF excce,lin.
D." speed limit ON The Broad Street
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-12
Dcr Sufsfono.

Ger Meoaftion bes Ser Gcn1o=
frot" gil1gcn 9clterll $500 bon @errll
$. 8. aicmiilen, Selridg, siio Ia-
fota, nnb Gin Collar bon Srall $.
Gmpfe bon 9iod Sslano fir 6e,l
oclltld) : olterreiA : nllgariihen l1n-
terltiibnngsfono 81. Otto 81. @eit5
BON slrloaluiia, ST., ~Itiftctc eine1l
9o0ar fir Sen sibiriid)en Silfsfono.
Sic erltgcnalmtcn beioen Spenbell
fontnlcn Ocn Miittcrn, @itttpcn n1lo
8aiicn aefaQellcr &rieger ser 3en=
tralnadte llto Die lebtc 5peuoe Sen.
@c1angellen Ser 3entrolmad)te, 0ic
lid ictt in1 cisfaltcn Sibiricn fat al
Ter WSttel cntbloBt befinocn, al. @ci=
tcrc Spellocn iuerOen ~ieocr5eit in Ser
Gcbaftion 0cs Ser Gcmofrat" ent-
gegcllgctpmlnct.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-12
Jram Mamic Ganscnbasem miro tuot
ir 8ett a%nisefunben.
Gin @ersid,lag idcint ibrcm ecber
elm Gnoe gen1aft at baben.

5ralt Mamic @an5enbaaelt ipuroe
geltern Morgen bon ibrem @atte1,,
8illiam s. Gan5enbogen, in ibreu1
9ette lit Ser @obnlng Np. 223h
Eerrp StraBe, aufgefunben. @oro=
ter Or, Sobn 8. gatttpeu lteatc eli
nen Sail bon @er5perfettung felt.
Tra1 Gan5enboger, Die iit an
Sonntag M6el1o lint II l1br 51r
Rllbe begab, mar ieit oett Ieste,1 5tpDli
Sabren franflid).
Sic 1abingeidiebene erblidtc am
20. 9e5ember 1877 51 Canton, Sssn.,
oas 2idt Ser @elt lltb fam Dor flint
5ebn Sabren nod 3openport. Mm
%. Iltg1tit 1903 permdblte tic lid
bier nit @illim s. Gon3enbagen.
MnBer bon ibrem @attc1 miro sic
geritorbene noh po1t 5lpei griioern,
|sSSa1neS lln6 Sranf 9osfuen, elmer
s6peiter, Gillian 8osmell uno ibrelr
8oter, Oliper @ostuel, ser BEL leiner
Sodter uno ieilem Sdtpager tpofrr=
te, iiberlebt. Die 2eide m1,roe mod
Caution, 81, 5lpeds 9eitattung iber=
fiifrt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-12
Eoli5ei beindt Y%iaarolalpn, fiubet
geiltigc WctrGnfe.

Die @c6eimpoli5iiten Cites, Guiiut
llno oie YoliSiiten Mogers, 3antm
Il1no &ueM ltattcteu am Sonntag
.glbelto Dem 9ilarbiulon bon gb. Go
ping, 3. mn0 Mlprtlc StraBe, eirelt
8eiu6 ab lmb nabtncn bort ein CHI
beno Manner in &oft. 2oping muir
DC angcflagt, cin llnorocntlidcs @ails
81 fiibren ltlo lieB beltc Worgen ici=
ne giirgid)ait 5ltnt 9etrage bon $25
itr Slide, oils lcin SAT- geltcrlt Mtor=
gen Dor Epli5eima9iitrat grn1t Glaui=
len mlfgerl1fen mnr0c. 81. 8lafc.
8iliarir Gssers, Sern1an &apbilrll,
Mlbert Iealt, @arlep Gazing, goll
,Moidc, Sranf @lllbert, 81. Steacr
llilo So &1lor mlrDen OILS vSnlaIIcn
eiltes ultoroentliden @auies" 5ii ei=
her Celebrate bon $1.O0 ltno ben
Soften Ser ge~rbanollll1N perl,rtbeilt.
Carl Sartl1ng l1n0 81. %. @nlff Sic
ebenfolls perluftet maren, lieBel1 ibre
9iirgld,aiten int Stidc mp eridicnen
nid)t Dor @eribt.
9ilfs-Gountpuuapalt Geolff Stte=
len lieB 9ieltern int @erid]tsbpf BON
Irieocnsri1ter Nbil. 9allm gegea
2opilg cine Mnflage lpcgel1 ltr1geIee=
lid)en Gerfnlis bon Spiritloicn bll=
d1cn. Mchrere ailtell @ier nllo cine
Slaldc 8bisfeD mnrben fonfis5irt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-12
9rettaa GROCER 1lnter3cma=sa8
Der 2aotcS Sn%outrtaI
8cItcf eoctetD.
Sabrlider ltntersens=Sag Iull in
Seine Dpn Tra,t, s. 81. Side
begangen ,ucr6en.
Gintritt siuei 8aar l~tntcr3cug. - Sl
len >. hilbert non Minneapulis
Der 9amptrcomer bcs Sagcs.

Ser iabrltdc l1nter5eugtag ser 2a=
Dies S1loultrial GclicF Society miro
ant 6reitag Nadnittag i'm Scime
.pon 9errn nno Jrau u. s. Side, No.
1908 Mnin StraBe, beeangen mcr=
oen.
SEER stden 8. slbert boz, Miune=
apolis, Wsinn., ser friibcrc Y%ralioent
Der International Mlioeiation OF SO
tarp Glllbs, miro inter ben Muipi5ien
Der aaltgebenben @clelihaft 1pie al,d)
oes 0apenport Notarp GIllb iiber. 81
llige nnlercr moberne1 io5ialcn Gro-
Meme" eincn Gortrag baltcn. SEER
gilbert ut Elm 3cbner bon ,latioraletn,
ia lpgar internatioltolem 9ilf uno
miro als @breneait Der bieIigen Mp=
tnriiten ONT Mbenb bei Dem Notarp
CLUB 8anfett I'M 8laefbnpf Sotcl
ebenfaas cine Nniprad9e balten.
5don ieit Nabren lit ser Inter
5clg-gag Der Babies SSronltrial SIC
lief Societp oanf Ser sSreigebigfeit
Der Iapcnporter 5u cinem rieligen
Igrfolg %getporoen. Ger gintritt SIT
Der llnter5eug-A ltsltclltng Ser @ciea=
ldaft mlB ollrd alpei Naor l1nter-
5el,a bon be%rielben @roBe e%rfallit
|iperoen. allf oieie @eiie fam Ser
|ooer sic slrme, apeId)et oos Inter
3el1g 81 Cute folnn1t, iein ~l1ltter5ellg
1%ped1ieln.
9lae oieiclligcn 1apenporter, sic
lid fir bic quite mo erfolereide Or
|beit Der saoies' SSllolltrial Melief So
|cietD i1tcreiiircn, limo ber5fidlt fir
ben fomrtclloen Jreitag in oas @alls
bon 5ralt Side eingelaoen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-12
1te 8robe eDIbcNerfeicr per
9ab. 9uru0c1teiu0c.

Gas &onrite ser Sur,,aemeinoc iiir
oie 64ltc Splpcitcr-Jcicr ser Ti,rn=
acnninoe belt gcltcrn Mbcnb oie
brittle Geriammfiing ob. Iic Goriiscr
Ser peridieocncn aonites bcridtetcn
ale bcfricoigeroe Jortidrittc fir oic
arobe Scier. Vie gintrittsfarteu
tpiroen utter Sen foleellOell &pmite-
Wiitalieoern pertbcilt:
Martin Silberltein, Z 2anc @e=
bauoc; &crm. 8. 4cterl en, Illrn-
balIe;; Mar Berger, 2O29 Scott Str;
AIbcrt Ssanlen, Union Spurbanf; MI-
bert Rapbacl, 62S @orriion Strabc;
S. :. Sdpmiot. $40 Sarriion Str;
Sp. 2alltall, 607 apeltI. is. StraBc;
slug. @ieie. 1873 mcitIihe 3. Str;
Soparb @ebncr, Mbcl 2ime mlb Sc
me1t @orfs, 31S meltl. Iront Str;
Sarrb &aaad, Malon's Carriage
Norfs; 4. uno Nerrp Str; @lmer
Sanlen, 1926 2eprurb ST; Clarence
Sdroeoer, 410 meltl. 9. Str; Mlbert
.. &llrtb, Golmtp-M llbitors Office;
SsSpbn @ageboed, 100 oitI. 3. Stra6e;
.. $. gafer, 71O tueitl. 6ront Str. ;
grnlt otto in Sttos Stubio, 217
9raop Ctr; @ln. Moaf. @cIt Gno
Nlltnrbillg 60, }ttt4 wcltl. 8. Str;
@erbcrt @raaf, Icutldc 5parbanf.
Tas 9rogrammfomite fat por5iig-
lide arafte in Mllsiidt ulo miro oas
Groaranmt III tpcllisen eager, poll-
ltanoig lein.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-12
9te @~erfamttImm9 oes 9..M
3cntraIbcrctnS bon Bancn-
port Mn0 &cott gounth.
Tcicr in scr Nurouct Sopcnpurt
Snrnbalc ,uarf quito Hru=
fitc al.
Sull Der Observation-Disclosures crB0bt
%werocu? - Die nabenoc &c
ncralbcrl ammlMng.

Sci Ser ulr Somntag in Dem @e
baltoc Ser Sreicn Iel,tid1en Sdulgc.
mcinoc abgeboltelnen 9eriannmllmr
Des Gelltih : Mmcrifa1tilder1 3cntral
pereins bon Iapctport llnb Scott
County l%tattetc oas Arrangements
Semitic fir Bic fiir5lid it ser @alt
bes NorOpclt Davenport S%llrmpcreils
abgchoItene 6cier cil1en icbr eiinltio
lallteltocll 9cridt, III bem iibrigens
ein betrdhtlidpr ~ltcberldrub eiltae=
ld)loIIcll mar, ab.
@lnet Der &auptpl,nftc ser Ser
lanmnllll9 bilbetc oie 9clprcduil1g Scr
Ginfiilrftc ser Gcreilrigl11g. @cfannt=
lid sablt ieocs Mitslico an ben So
falperbano mn orei Gcnts, mabrenb
Der Gcrein lelblt OIL Sen Staatsner=
.banb nidlt menigcr als fiir1fsig gcnts
pro Mitalico 5ablcn mltB: 3ltm sroB=
ten Ihcil lpllrbcr bisber Bic 9eitrd=
&C oltrd, iabrlidlc ll1terbaItllngcrl
anfgcbrad)t. Sebt lit SSolpa trofe,l
g%epnrbeli lu1b bic @altptcinnofme BEL
Oerartigen llnterhaltungel1, bas 9icr,
lit bcfalmtlid) pcrhotct lporbet. Die
@elofrage ioll bel Scr l1ad)ltel1, ser
Notwithstanding Ser Gereini=
allllg, nodm1als allfgel1olll11lcn mer-
npr
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-12
Tran Starry gupf pon Scttcnourf ,pc=
gen Saoenbiebltabls %berbaftet.
saoenoiebin miro SIT $25 ul1o Sen
Soften Der Gerl)anolltng
pcrnrt6ellf.

6rolt Sarrp Goof BON 9ettenoorf,
Die crltc 2abenoiebilL oie sur nabel1=
Den @eibllachts5 eit pcrbaftct qporoelr
NOR, pllroe geltcrn Morgcl1 bon $50
ll5eln1aglllrot grnit Glauiien megell
S1ebltabls 81 elmer @eloItraie bon
$50 mo bcn Soften Ser Gerbanoll,aa
ooer oreiBig Iagen @efdngniB Der
llrtbcllt. Irau Goof 5ablte Die Strafe.
6ral Gopf NOR perboftet rporoell,
OILS lie inn u9olton Store" eineu
l%pertbpollen Ianenfal11tn itabl. @te
lid bei elmer Gilitir,mg berausitelltc.
bottle 6ralt Goof al1d) eil, fleines gn.
grps=2ager aus Dem %. g. Barter
Storc %gcitoblen.
altBeroel1 bottc ssral1 Goof eil1(
Sanotaid)e in ibrem 9ciis, Sic in
M. 9. Earfer Store bon Irall Sat
lills @icie BON ser Sidorp @rop,
Hooo ~geitoblcn lporoen apar. Ssst Die
Ter @anotaid)e befanocn lid, mebrer,
geltoblelle @egenltanbc, meldp SSral
Goof angcblid} alts Dem 9aocn Sci
Nc. 8. 9arfer Company cnt1penoe
Dattc.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-12
@enisitens %eiaer, Ser i'd nid)t iibcr
at bolc Hrciic bef(aat.

Maiam Selling, Inpenport Murnl
&oute $50. 5, lit elmer Ser ,penigcl,
2ellte, Die iid nibt iiber at ibobe
Nreiie beflagten. @err Selling i'll
ein GARNER u1,o Fat feline Sclo- nno
8urtenfriidte nit glltcn Nrofitcn
perful,ft. Die Grnten ser cin5elnell
Triid)tc be5eid)nct ct fo1senoermaBcn
&arrotten: Gor5iigIid)e grnte l,no
ansgeseidnete Allalit1t.
Spargel: Cute gr1te.
&artoffeln:: Cine quite, ,nber nid)t
ld)foere grnte in 6riibfartoffcln. @icr
iperldiebene 5ortcn. 9patfartoffeln
quite grnte, aber fleinc &artpffcln.
aiirbis unO Sduten: Mitsge5eid).
lllete gr1te,
&iin6eeren: @l1tc Grnte.
3piebeln: @ltte Critic.
Aepfcl mo @eintrallben: Seine
|grftte.
mais::~ alei,,e aoI6cuL a6er gutes
T@cpidt..
Serr Setting berid)tct, bai; CT cin.
ilnoer"tunoiieb @fllnf
s3fpicbeliamen aus iedsl,1lo5lpan5iq
9ni6el gelben v@lobe" s3apicbeln ge.
luonllen fat. N1lBeroem fat ct nod
|iiber Mtlloert 8itibel a~nrtoffeln fiji
ndd,tjabrige 5aat5tpede in jeinem
Setter liegen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-12
Niag s. Seper Ser sicaer int Offs:
SfatsS %Dnrnier.

Mur 5. !Seper, Ser befana1te Co
penportcr Sd)lad)ter, gelpa,m geIterl,
ibei ocm grobcn Gifts sfattournier
oen eriten Ereis. ltngefabr f~iinf5ig
Wfitglieoer batten iid 81 Dem Solm=
itier e%i1geflinocn. NadNtebelrb Die
Sieger:
grlter - 81. S. &eper, IA gelpotl=
rtene 5pielc, 506 glus.
3meiter grnIt @oetid, 491
Ylns.
Dritter ~ g6as. gefer, areuslolo
ogne a.
@ierter ~ Go. 6reeie, IA sctpoll-
meme 5pielc, 1877 Ylns.
5iinfter Ibeo. @aliclillg, 435
Ylns.
@editer so1n sronot, bo6es
Spiel, 140.
siebenter Gus. arabbcnDocft,
Igditeln-E ouraee gegen s.