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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-10
SOCIALIST PARTY
OUT AFTER VOTES
OF BULL MOOSERS

New York. July 1o.-The Socialist
party is preparing to carry on this
season the most extensive campaign in
its history. national leaders announced
today. The fight is to rest upon a
100000 fund now beil-g raised for
educational purposes.
This is the year of your opportun-
ity and we will not fail" says a state
ment issued at headquarters. with
the betrayal of the rank and file of
the Progressive party by its leaders
many thousands of thoughtful citizens
are turning toward the Socialist
party"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-10
TO BOOST TRADE
500 Million Dollar Syndicate
Begins Operations.
Object Is to Increase Commerce
With South America.

New York, July 1O.-The second
step of the Morgan Rockefeller $780,
600, 600 syndicate towards financing
and developing trade between the
United States and South America and
the Orient was announced by the Ma
tiona1 City bank today.
The new move has to do with i'm
provtn port facilities at New York,
Chicago and other cities in order to
handle a vastly larger commerce. To
that end the syndicate has obtained
a charter in Delaware for the Ameri-
can International Terminals company.
1t is organized and controlled by the
National City banks $5o.00O.0oo trade
ally, the American International Cor
the investment department of the Ma
and construction firm of Stone &
Webster.
To Study Shipping.
The American International COM
pany has large holdings in the Inter-
national Mercantile Marine and United
Fruit company and it recently got
control of the Pacific Mail Steamship
company.
William K. Lyford, who organized
railway terminal systems at Chicago
and elsewhere said that the new COM
pany's purpose is broadly ito study
problems relating to railway, steam
ship, warehouse and industrial ter
minals." In many ports used by the
company's ships, he added, there is
great waste of effort through made
quate or badly organized facilities
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-10
AUTO HITS WAGON
Bakery Deiiveryman Injured Slightly
in Corner Accident.

w. G. Harrington, a driver for the
Royal Bakery, 107-11 West Tenth
avenue, was knocked from his wagon
and slightly injured about 5 o'clock
this morning when a new Oakland
runabout owned and driven by I. NJ.
Grub, 1910 West Sixth avenue. struck
the rear of the bakery wagon. The
accident occurred in front of the state
printing plant. Tenth and Jackson
z The rear of the wagon was demol-
ished, the box being separated from
the springs and knocked into a figure
somewhat resembling a cooked hat
Grubb's machine was badly damaged
The fender was Dent back. and it is
considered probable that the machine
suffered internal injuries The car
was removed to the Oakland agency,
about 8 o'clock
So far as known Grub was not in
jured- He could not be located this
morning at his home or at the RowIey
Drug store, Sixth and Kansas avenues,
where he is employed.
The frightened team driven by Har-
rington broke loose from the wagon
was soon stopped and neither horse
was injured.
Harrington was badly frightened
and called his employers from bed to
inform them that an arm had been
fractured An hour later he decided
the injury was not serious and spent
the remainder of the morning making
deliveries He stated that he was
driving east on Tenth avenue and that
the car came up behind him. It is
understood two other persons were in
the Grub car.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-10

According to a French electrician the
temperature of the carbon fnament in an
incandeseent lamp approaches 1900 Ge-
grees-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-10
FEAR N. Y. MONEY
InfantiIe Paralysis Scare Spreads to
Financial Circles.

Because Of the infantiie paralysis
epidemic, almost anything or anyone
from New York, including money,
which IS said to carry germs, is I'M
popular in Topeka or other parts of
the west That fact cost a 3-year-oId
boy somewhere in Topeka" bad
half-hour this morning
A telephone in the city health de-
partment jingled- DIR. H. l. Clark,
city physician, answered.
Hello, sayl,' roared a voice which
might have been that of a man six feet
tall and weighing two or three hum
dred pounds, Il got a 3-year-oId boy
that has been holding a penny in his
mouth. I am afraid the penny came
from New York. What can I do to
guard against the infantile paralysis
germs it might have had on it
Wash out his mouth with Iisterine
and peroxide" directed the doctor.
Lawn Hose at ForbseS Adv
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-10
COOPERATE TO
CATCH VILLA IS
MEXICO'S OFFER
First Time Carranza Has
Sought Cooperation.
Again Warned of Bandits APP
DrOach to Border.
VILLA BAND NUMBERS 5000
ProcIamatiOns Call "Al Loyal
Mexicans" to Standard.
Funston Dispatches Regiment
to Help Guard Big Bend.
VILLA BAND NUMBERS 5000

Washington July 10.-Signs of deft-
mite progress toward real cooperative
settlement of the Mexican troubles
were in evidence today The first was
a long conference attended by Acting
Secretary of State Polk, Mexican Am
bassador Arredondo and American
Ambassador Fletcher. 1t was the first
time the latter two have met me
second was formal warning from
Arredondo that a ViIlista band is def
niteIv known to be headed toward the
Rig Rend distrist He said the band
can he exterminated with proper CO.
operation between American and de
facto government troops
This is the first time the Carranza
government has openly sought coop
Grafton in hunting raiders Other con-
ferences will follow.
Band Now 5000 Strong.
Ell Paso. Tex, July 1o.-Reports of
a large Villista force moving toward
the Texas Big Bend country, rumors of
revolt If the CarranZista' ranks. ind1-
cations of = ViIlista victory south of
Jiminez and lifting of the embargo on
foodscuffs and fuel to Mexico opened
tosay's Mexican developments here.
Former Villistas to the number of
5000. now in the CarranZa army, are
reported to have laid plans to mutiny
Inforua tion reaching here through
Mexican arrivals Is that leaders OF the
ex-Villistas held a conference With
Villa ENJOYS near Parral and pledged
support to the new rebellion
Proclamations have appeared in
Southern Chihuahua calling former
Villistas and all loyal Mexicans" to
Villas standard Recruits have been
promised they would be allowed to
loot cities and towns they captured. \
large force of well equipped ViIlistas
is again reported moving toward
Ojinaga and the American towns in
the Big Bend district Carranzista Of
ficials in Juarez say they have re-
ceived no word regarding the outcome
of Saturdays battle south OF Jiminez
between 1000 de facto government
troops and 1000 Villistas-
Reinforces Big Bend.
Ell Paso, Texas, July 10.-The Fifth
Massachusetts infantry was today or
dered to move from Camp Pershing
here TO aid in guarding the Texas Big
Bend country against Villista raiders,
reported menacing that district The
militia regiment will leave Ell Paso to-
morrow.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-10
Dave Wallace
REPUBLICAN
CANDIDATE FOR
County
Superintendent

Principal of the Lyman school,
with ten years experience as d
teacher.
He has worked hard in
Shawnee county for the shaw
nee county schools, and has
been absent from his school du-
ties but four days during the
past five years
He knows the conditions in
Shawnee county, the schools,
teachers, the work and many
of the boys and girls in school
Ask the teachers of Shawnee
county about his record
He is working hard to be your
county superintendent and Will
appreciate your vote and kind
word passed along. II he can
meet you during the campaign
he will; if not. please remem-
Der. he is a candidate.
Advertisement
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-10
Topeka is READY
City Board of Health Watches
Infantile Paralysis.
DIR. I'll. L. Clark Sends Out Sug.
gestiOns to Physicians.

Warning to guard against any pos
sible epidemic of infantile paralysis
in this city was sent in letters by
DR.. H L. Clark, city physician. to all
doctors in the city today. Doctor
Clark emphasizes the danger of the
disease here because of the thousands
of babies being sent west from Chi
cago and New York
In the letter, doctors are also urged
to make prompt reports of typhoid
cases, as the season when the disease
is most in evidence is approaching
II understand the twenty or more
members of Battery A who were dis
qualified and sent home before the
artillery left Fort Riley received the
first treatment against typhoid" Doc
tor Clark said. Il would also urge
them to take the other two treatments
Any physician will give it to them or
the state board of health will furnish
it free if they have no money. The
serum will make them immune against
the disease for many years
The letter to physicians follows:
The Letter.
Dear Doctor: With thousands of
children being sent to other cities
from New York and Chicago and
other places where infantile paralysis,
or poliomyeIitis, exists, there is pos
sibility that the disease may De
brought to Topeka. The Topeka
board of health desires that any cases
of this disease be reported promptly,
that strict quarantine measures may
be instituted without loss of time and
other measures taken to prevent the
spread of the disease. The Kansas
state board of health regulations pre-
scribe a minimum quarantine period
of FL days upon patients suffering
from epidemic poliomyelitis. AL
houses in which this disease may exist
are required to be tightly screened
against flies.
! In order that everything possible
may be done to free Topeka from
! measles, whooping cough, mumps and
chickenpox, of which there are now {
! few cases known to exist in the city
| before the opening of the next schoo
year in September, please see to it tina
I all such cases that come within YOU
knowledge are reported to the offices
! of the board of health. 1t is the un
reported case which is most likely t.
spread such diseases.
Also. with the typhoid season ap
preaching, please remember that thi.
disease is reportabIe and act accord
/ ingly, that the board of health mal
take steps to prevent any spreading o.
| this disease. Malaria also is report
able according to the state board Of
/ health regulations.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-10
16-YEAR-OLD KING
is DETHRONED AND
THROWN IN PRISON

Paris. July 10.-Duy-TaD, the To-
year-old king of French protectorate
of AMMAN, on the China sea, has been
dethroned as a result of a revolt of
Annamites at Quang-Ngai. which he is
accused of having fomented- The
governor-general of French Indo-
China reports that the outbreak was
suppressed quietly and the king ar
Prince Bun-Dao, who has just been
crowned.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-10

marines will always be able to avoid
the English warships is of course a
gamble But 1t is not the biggest gam
BILE The biggest gamble that the
Ocean Transportation company is TAX
ing is on the length of the war.
If the war is soon over all the
money that they have put in the build
ing of the merchant submarines will
be lost Therefore the launching of
this company by some of the most
level headed business men of Germany
must be taken as the best possible evil
dence that rumors that Germany ex-
poets peace in the near future are un-
founded"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-10
BUY NORTHERN MEXICO

Washington, July 10.-Appointment
of commission of five members to
include one senator and one repre-
sentative to negotiate with Mexico for
the purchase of Lower California and
northern states of Mexico, was asked
in a resolution introduced today by
Representative Caldwell.
The government of Mexico is in
vited to name a similar commission
An appropriation of $25,0 Is asked,
with the provision that the report by
submitted at the opening of the next
session OF congress
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-10
The DEUTSCHLAND CARRIES
A GOOD COOK ON BOARD

Norfolk, Va. July 10.-To prove
there was no one hungry on board
the submarine. Captain KONG had
his cook bake some fresh bread,
especially for those on board the
pilot boat Relief He sent several
steaming hot loaves on board the
Relief with his compliments. The
bread was of q fine quality and
some of it was sent to the homes
of the pilots as souvenir tonight.
I'VE can cook cakes just as well as
we can bread" said Captain Konig,
with a laugh, land our meals are
delicious"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-10

It am sorry your husband was taken
sick just as he was working SO hard
for our prohibition campaign. What
seems to be the trouble?' THE doc
tor says he has water on the brain -
Baltimore American.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-21
@om arSkcrer &eiie snriidaefehrt.

Serr Snbn@ nnoer mno sgt
tin lin6 5amstag Mben6 bon elmer
mebrmodigen 8eiie, Sic iie nod Gbi=
cagp, Miltpaltfee, Maoilon, isis, So
erone, @is., ct. @al1L=Minneapolis,
2aniing 1110 9%l1bl1ql1e, Sssa., fiibrte,
pteoer bier unselangt. 9us ,fleil,e
@u1loer" bon 9apenport lit befannt-
lid felt bieIen SSabren 8~ibliotbefar
oes 9angerbunbes bes Norbtpe items
llno fiat natiirli6 Bel Sen @Gngern
Der bon ibm beiudten @tGote sic al
lerbeite Mrfnabme gefunoen. Gr tpar
iibrigets 10 boriidtig, feline &eiie nod
|Staoten 5t ridten, melde sic @robi-
bittorii item nod ridt lrt1ter lire sud-
tel befoma1en baben. 9enn 10 flein
alid tpie nrier 6reuno nnb Smrner=
brltoer @llroer lit. 10 groB lift iein
|8nrlt. ltnb 6ieien NIT etrpag 5tar=
ferem als 8aiier SIT iti1en, lit er ir1=
mer bebadt. Gr bot ,1lir stpei trodez
ne Mate beriibrt, 2oniing, Mlama=
tee Gountb, unb Dubuque, Sa. Cant
ting lit Ser Nlat, tpobir n1ier 6reu,o
rNerfeo" Dor 33 SsSabren Bel %ieit1er
Mt1fnnft i'm 2anoe ser 6reibeit (ssrei-
belt NIT einem Srage5eiden) 5uerit
tom. SSrt Canning lit bie @attin @lt1=
0ers geboren, ltnD nm ibr 8elegen=
belt 5l geben, tire alte @eimatb lpie=
oer5nleben, leate @l1nberden ieinem
9urite Gi=o-web'er gntbaltiamfeit
out. 8ltbltql1e NOR ia nidt 10
lblimm. Nad gait 9llbuql1e it's ia
MIR Elm &oteniprl,ng, mie bon bier
nod &od Sslano. @l1noerIeben lit
aber ooa frob, mieoer 5lrbal1ie gu
lem, oenn fpenn unier oItes fe16t=
frpblides Davenport jett al1d) .tro=
den" lit pie bie @iiite gabara (nad)
Mnitdt ser Grobibitionilten menig-
ltens), es bleibt eben oabei $50 place
lite BONE"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-21
Bebr,SaIfsmarfen
Gum 8etraae bon ei1ent Gent IN oe1
@eidaHsiteae oieier 3eitl1rg.

Ser @erfauf Ser Webr.SuIfgn1or.
ten gum 8etrage Don eine11 Gent in
Der @efadtsiteGe oieier 8etttra
n1adt erfreulide Sorti9ritte u1t5
penn aud bereits bieIe Marten Der.
taa1H tporoen finb, 10 Bot Ger Scr
Democrat" bod ei1ter 8orratA bon
ntebreren tauien6 Morfer, io6aB ole
BeItelnnger oorerit nod a1,sgefubrt
merben f01tnett.
9ie fiinitIerii4 georbeiteten Mor.
ten NIT benz Muforud Ser &einanb
9totb, i9aff i9 8rot" la1ien iid in
t1annidfo9er @eiie auf Briefen, So.
deten uno at @ei6enfen bertpen6en.
Die Morfen iin6 gum 3reiie bon ,t,,r
eirem Gent per 5tid in Der &c.
I9aftsitele 6ieief 3eitung erbdItIih.
Gin ieoer Gent fommt ben MotbIei.
oenoen in 9eutfdlan6 3a Cute, 90
oos aus angeiebene,1 oeutldamerito.
ntihen @eiddftslel,tert ~beiteben6e So.
mite fir ieine MiibetpaItung 1T tel.
ner Betie entiddoigt miro. MIio
1odmols: Scr &etnatb Scott. fdof1
ID 8rot.1
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-21
8eitern besaa,t sic srukc 8ibIio-
fbefsiupd]e.

K 8cltern heeatm sic grrN5e @iblio
tbefstpod)e, on Der ein ie0er 8apen
porter rcgen Mutbeil nefnncn lollte
@el1n man III 9etradt 5icbt, peld)e1
rieltgen 9eltten sic 0apenporter aus
ibrer berrli6en gibliptbef an Ser a
ltrb Main StraBe sieben fol,rte,1, il
mllb man MIR ltal,nett, bab oieielbt
11idt nod mebr IN Il1iprl,d ger1oln.
nlen miro.
Gin b%efannter Mlnerifaner, Sc,
iobreln1g in 5hIeswig-Solltein ge.
1pobnt bot ltno BORT 9ano n1o 2el,te
fen1len l%ertte, iaete %einitnals in lei.
rer befannten trodenen, braitildeu
@eiie: ogl1d Morooelttiden mut
man ein 5eller u11ter Dem 9ett on.
modem, che ibr glal1bt, baB Is IT.
genomo brentt." 50 gat15 unred)t
bot Der damn nidN; es liegt inn
georooelttiden, BOB er crit SIT elmer
Sadie a%ltfgetpdrmt merben ml1b, ebe
er an oerieIben Sl,tcrelie ninln1t.
@enn nniere 2eier, Sic ia gum
groBten Sbeile aus Noraoeutl6en
.%beltebe1t, iid eirn1al Sic Miibe. ma=
detl 1niiroen, nod Ser ltdotiide,1
gibltotbef 81 9eben ll1lb sort bie bic
len bunoerte bon 8iidern MIR Sen
Siteln nad oltrdBultuoiren, 10
lpare ibr Satereiie fir Die 8ibIiotbef
ermedt nttb feline Mad)t Ser 8elt
fonnte lie tpieber bon bem 9iid,erihab
rnierer 9ibliotbef loseiien.
Sic 9roBe 9auenporter 8ibIiofbef
ltellt oen giirgern ~foltenlog biele bum
oerte itterelianter nnb pertbboler
Bidder sur gerfiianng; o,,Ber-
Dem befinbet ii6 in Ser 9ibIiotbef
elm arober 2eieiaal, ser ebenfaus Sem
Elrblifum foitenlos sur 8%erfiigung
ltebt: Sn Ser 8ibliptbef iinb giiber
III alien mobernen Sproden, bel1tldl,
erglilh fram50iiid, ipaniid etc. gu
firoen INTO lelblt Sic prodtpouen
@erfe bon 5rib &eltter, sem grpBen
plattoel,tlden Gtdter unh S6riftitel=
Ter f6rnen gelieben 1peroen. 9ieie
@od)e lit in Tapenpprt Sic. 8iblio-
tbefsmode, n1o ein ieber 8iirger loa=
te lid, Die @ihliotbef 5l1n1lse mad5elt.
Sic ltaotiide NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
alld Die 8ibliotbefari11, SRI.
Brace Gole, aparen geitern alllaBli6
Der groffn11ng Ser 8ibliotbefsmode,
Die 8ate oes &otarp Stub bei leinem
Sri. &oie iette sen e%r5ie6erilden
@ertb Der 8iblietbef al,seinanoer
aillo er5ablte oiele intereliante gor=
Die iid BON 3eit SIT 3eit in Ser
gtbliotbef ereignen unb 8idter $50
Ser Nrdiibent Ser giblio-
t%befbeboroe, lagte, baB sic offentlide
gibliotbef IN 1upenport Sic stpeit-
Girfnlation inn ga15en 5taate
Sotpo babe. Gle Mitglieoer Ser gib=
ltotbefbeDor6e maren olle, nit Mlts<
bon S. Gfarf @an unb 6. 6.
shlegel a1s @aite oes &otarian
geitern Mfittag bei 6eiiens29un=
beon arlipei enb.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-21
miie 9allia mie0er ge|ua0
Imur0e, miir0 Oon einem QnQe|leQten
Oct 9oroon Dan uine Go, 6eridtel.

.9ier iinb quite Nadridten. SD
boffe. bab Sieiclbcn cine gotldaft Sci
6offlmng fir bieienigcn cutbaltcn,
ipelde an In9cnbcidiperben Ieiocn
vSanlac", lpcldes mir bon Carl 6,
Sdlegcl cmpfpblen tpurbc. bat cs perz
Ionlabt, bab idJ i'm gtanbe bin, bicle
sGrfabruns m~itantbeilcn", iaate cSobu
.&penig, BON So. st6NpeHl. @eblte
StraBe, 8ubenport, elm Mnaeitdlte,
Der @opoon @an Cine Nlfs. So.
pHailen Sic ieet uui:
.Weine @attin bate iabrelang gez
ldtperbcn nit @rem Magen. sic hat
tie MIR nenig Mppetit, nnb mas Iie az,
bernriahte ibr bieIe gdmersen.
Inberoem itelte iid @~eritppfung ein.
.Sbr 8Drpergetpidt nabn1 ab - tic
bette feine Gnergie llnb mar Ieidt
miibc.
.Gu nganIac" ing 10 lebr bon Dem
Mpotbefer, ben ih borbin %ertpdbnte,
cmpfoblen ipllrbe, entidlp1en mir inns.
einen @er1n6 gu MAIDEN nnb ih muf
1agen, bab basielBe bcfscr tpar, aIs mir
ertpurtet batten.
r@ie Gsuttin fiiblt gut. SIR Magcn
bereitet ibr feline l1pannebmlli1feiten
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-21
|8eitern Nbeno s,ueite ltntcrbaItmns
bes 2ebrcrinnen= Stubs in Der
Mtla Der Spdidntlc.
@ortrog bon Sou S. 9eamdanlp, oen1
bllmoriltilden Ybilolppben.

@err 2oit s. 9ealldontp, ser bl1
moriltiide Nbiloiupb, Ser gelterl
slberb in Scr allla ser &odid)uIe I'M
ter ben Mnlpi5icn bcs Clubs oer 2cb
rcriltnen OH unicren Dffentliher
Sd)l1len ei11cn @prtrag belt, bat Sen
lbm ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Hufe, bab e,
vein Ie1fer lit, Ser feline 3ltbore,
sum 2ad)en brillgt, rnb ein @rmoriit
Der lie 5ltn1 1enfen allregt", ale Of.
re gcnladt.
Gr riB oie iebr groBe 3ub0rer=
ld)aft, Die lid) 5t Dem @ortrage ei1t-
gefl1toelt battc, oft 5lt ber5Iidem So
den BIN, lpnbtc lie aber Sl1d 10 SIT
%feileln, Bob lie geiponnt, mir modlten
'bcil1abe lage1l atbemIos, ietne1 Mus
fiibrnrMcn laltid)te, bie lebr ,Giele
mobl sum Nadlocnfen a,1geregt baben
lnogcn. Sim Sdlllile bes @ortrages,
allf Den naber ein5ltgeben, mir inns
p%orbebalten, murbe linn garl5 ltiirmi=
ld)er @eifau geiperoet.
Die 1tddJite l1nterbaltllng bes 2ef=
rerimten=Glubs finbet am SSreitag,
BEN s. 8esember, ltatt. Ius beriibm=
te uSdmmann : &llintett" miro aae
Ohtitffreut10e Ser u9rei=5tabte" e,,t=
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-21
Sur Iebtet Rube.
6enrtl HpeHdl.

9as Acknowledgements oes an,
Sreitag Mbero aus Dem 2eben geidie-
oc,en @errn Senrp Soelid, bat &c.
j ltcrn ~gsad}mittag Inn 3 llbr BON,
} S%rauerbmlie, Dem 9oule ieiner Cod
ter, 6ral Gbeobor 2antall, 2OO4
ueitlide 6. StraBe, aus nad Dem
6%airnoul1t 6ricobofe itattgefunoen.
Sur Srallerfeier i'm Sartie batten iid)
piele alte Srernoe ullo 8efannte bes
Gntl6Iafenen eingefunben, sic 9e-
ltattul,g oltf benz 6rieobofc erfoIete
prtpat. SIN Salie INFO auf Dem
6rieobofe niomete Serr Sobannes
&roeger bent gntibIafenen einen tief-
enpfunoenen ebrenoen Mad)rl1f INTO
ridltete idone, su &ersen gebenoe
Sroltesporte an Die tralterr,ben 9in-'
terbliebenen. 5argtrager mare,1 Sic
Serren 6enrp 8aln1a111, Se,,rp @i-
d)elmann, SSobn Morabed, STEINER
@blers, Slllil,s Mrp uno Sans
.2antalt.
Masoalena Geng.
9as 2eidenbegdngriB ser am
Samstaa aus Dem 2eben eeid)ieoene,,
Irai Maabafena 5eng bot geitern
Morgen Inn 8 l1br 80 Miruten BON,
SCENT hires Sobnes, Sisron Seng,
an Der 9arrilon 5trabe 8oab, cine
yseile bon Der Staotsren5e, aus nod
Der ct. Narlsfird)e n11o, nod ei1em
BORT Inn 8 l1Gr bon Nfarrer Gbas.
5. 9onablte celabrirten &equiem-
6odamte, bon sort aus ,tad) Dem ct.
Marguerite's Sriebbofe itattgefu11.
oelt. Sn Scr Stride botte iid cine
groBc Mn5abl Ser Sreunoe llno @e-
fannten Ser gntldIofenen einsef1rn=
Den, ltln ibr bie lette @bre au erfpei-
len. Die 5arstr1ger maren sic Ser
ren So1n Goof, gilbert Gpof, %.
'sapans g. Mles, %. @eallp uno 8bi=
lipp &oege.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-21
@ci4dftS @eleqcnbeit.

SIZE nSterling Oil Gefinina Cont
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2d1oereien in &anIas lmb Gflaboma,
Die cine tdelide Erponftiun' bon meb=
reren Sunbert Sdiern babeu. lin cine
Npbren : 2inie nnb etnc Maffinerie
NIT et'1er tdgliben &apa5itdt bon flint
t%anieno Safer gu %fonitruiren, berfauz
fen nit einigc ltnierer Mftien gum.
Nerntpertb - $40 pro Iftie. 9ieies
1T Elm abiolrter bona fibe 9prIdlag.
ia lid oieielbe in elmer Ser arDBten
Del : Selber bes 2anbcs befinbet. 9rei
aielen bee @etpinns - erseuaenpe
9nelen, NDbren : 2inie unp Maffinez
tie. nnlere Gelellidaft bat eil1en allsz
ge5etdneten periDnlidenv ul,bi einen
iptrflamen tcdnilden Stab tpie Geo
losilten, @affinerie : Sableute nn0
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bon 8anias organiiirt uno mir ipcrbetr
al'sse0eidnete 8eferen5en betreffs ser
8earnten nnb 9ireftbren %urIerer @ez
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81 MAIDEN. mo grobe @eipinne lidJers
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