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Evening star., 1916-09-24
Other Items Suggested.
Dance For Benefit of Soldiers.

Arrangements have been made for
. dance to be held by the National
Lineal Society of the Spanish War
Thursday evening al Overs Academy
in the interest of soldiers and their
families. The affair is to be in charge
of a committee composed of Mrs. Allyn
K. Capron, Mrs. j. F. Gaynor, Mrs.
Ethel Fisher, Mrs J. Q. A. Braden,
Miss Helen Davis, Maj. ]. D. Carmody,
Maj. ]. Q. A. Braden. Maj. T. V. Walker,
Capt. ]. H. Bean and A. ]. sherman.
Evening star., 1916-09-24
Dartmouth 33. New Hampshire 0.

HANOVER. N. H.. September 20
Dartmouth opened the foot ball season
here today with an easy victory over
the heavy New Hampshire College
team. 33 to 0. Dartmouts first score
came after Capt. Gerrish picked up Ir
vines punt and ran thirty yards for a
Evening star., 1916-09-24
Stallings Pays Tribute
to the Boston Red Sox

BOSTON, September 23.-Man-
ager George T. StaIIingx of the
Boston National League team,
which was virtually put out of the
running for the pennant during
the last week, In II statement to-
night paid tribute to the Boston
club in the RIVAL league, which
In favored for the American
League pennant on it's showing
for the week.
"If there Is anything 1 admire
In n ball club 1t In grit and game
nens," said Mr.. StaIlings, whose
teams have gained n reputation
for those qualities. "a week or so
ago everybody seemed to think
the Red SOx were about all In.
You know what they did In CHI
cag0 and Detroit against tre-
mendOus odds. I'D like nothing
better than to shake Manager
CarriRan'a hand and congratulate
him for the gameness he and his
club have shown during the last
week"
Evening star., 1916-09-24

Trier. saiadine for Austin. Ponder for Gsryishv
ShelhurEs for Duhamel Poole for Ponder
Montgomery for saladine. youngstown for Nef-
rill, Bevin for Neely. New Hampshire College
- -Haz azelton for Jenkins Shuttlesworth for Dav{p.
Doyle for Har,veii. morrill, for Graham. Graney
for Waterman. Reardon for Leavitt. Booma foS
Shuttlesworth.
Evening star., 1916-09-24
c. Il. LUPTON MISSING;
alarm FOR n|S SAFETY
Left Brentwood Road Home Last
Monday-Showed Signs Of
Dependency.

Alarm is felt for the safety of Charles
H. Lupton. fifty-two years old. who
disappeared from his home, 1885 Brent
wood road. last Monday morning. His
mysterious disappearance was report
ed to the police, and a description OF
him was telephoned to the several sta.
tions and to the police of other cities
but late last night the police were told
that no message had been received to
suggest his possible whereabouts.
F. j. Keelty. neighbor. last night
renewed the request made Of the police
several days ago. Mrs. Lupton, who
was left alone in the Brentwood road
house. he stated, fears something ter
rible has happened to him.
The missing man was a former resi-
dent OF Charleston, w. Va, and was a
traevling salesman. He came to this
city nearly twenty years ago, the po-
lice were informed. and has resided
on Brentwood road the past ten years
Shows Signs Of Dependency.
Mr.. Lupton has been in i'll health for
several years, it is stated, and recently
showed signs of despondency. He gave
his wife not the slightest intimation of
an intention to go away. and she nat
urally thinks something serious has
happened to him.
Lieut.. Hartley. night chief of detec-
tives, was told that the missing man
belonged to the Masonic fraternity. He
was a man of exemplary habits and
MIR. keelty suggested that he may be
found in hospital. but inquiry at the
several local hospitals failed to elicit
any Information about him
Mr.. Lupton is described as being
about five feet seven inches tall, with
smooth face, rather prominent nose
slightly bald. with dark hair tineed
with gray, and blue eyes. 1t is prob
able that he wore a small Masonic Din
when he left home.
Evening star., 1916-09-24
PHOENIX WELCOMES
DRY" CAMPA|CNERS
Voters Urged to Support Amend
ments to Strengthen Arizona's
Prohibition Laws.

PHOENIX, Ariz.. September 2S.-Drys
of all political parties, led by Gov. Hunt.
wecomed the prohibition national CAM
paigners here tonight after trip from
Los Angeles. broken only by two short
stops at Wickenburg and Glendale, Ari.
A local state fight primarily was re-
sponsible for the coming of the cam
paigners to Arizona. and to it they paid
particular attention in their speeches.
Drys here are attempting to streng then
the present statewide prohibition law by
amendments which would make it mis-
demeanor punishable by either fine or
imprisonment, or both. to have liquor in
ones possession. Adoption Of these
amendments, it is expected. would curb
the importation Of liquor from Califor-
MIA and other states. which now is prac-
ticed. it is declared, freely.
Evening star., 1916-09-24
Keep Up Your Fight.

Keep up your fight; pass these pro-
posed amendments if you can," DR.. Ira
Landreth. the vice presidential nominee,
said here tonight. The liquor dealers
will try their best to break down your
laws. They usually do that for four
years after state goes dry, I have
noticed. but keep fighting them and
eventually they will quit"
j. Frank Hanly. the presidential
nominee. declared that the prohibition
party would cut a big figure in the
present campaign. and that there were
only two parties-prohibition and anti
prohibition.
IT have high authority for that lat
ter statement" he said. THE National
Brewers Journal declares that there
are but the two parties. and the demo-
cratic and republican parties are but
the two wings of the anti-prohibition
party"
Evening star., 1916-09-24
and 45-yard forward pass accounted
for the other four touchdowns. Line
up and summary:

:. Score by yperiods-Dartmouth. Z. !. IS. e-3s.
J. O'Brien. Tufts. Cmpire-Mr. William
Burke, Worcester Tech. Head linesman-Mr.
7. +. Larkin. Holy Cross. Time OF periods-l0
minutes. Dartmouth scoring-Touchdowns. Ger
rish. 2; Duhamel. McDonough, Shelburne; goals
from touchdowns Gerrish t3). Substitutions-
Dartmouth. Neely for Cotton. Hood for Bar
rows. R. Holbrook for $. Holbrook. Cunning
ham for Gle, 3. McDonough for Dussussoit,
Austin for Emery, Healy for Neely. Neely for
Evening star., 1916-09-24

Russia maintains at Moscow an ex.
pertinent station for the study Of na1
cultivation and manufacture.
Evening star., 1916-09-24
CONSIDER THE ITEMS
IN DISTRICT BUDGET
Commissioners Begin Work on An
nual Estimates for Municipal
Appropriations.

No recommendations for extraordi-
nary projects or improvements are ex-
peoted to be included in the next an
nual estimates of the Commissioners.
The budget. according to present in
dications. will include some Of the more
important items recommended last
year. but not appropriated for, and
liberal recommendations for street i'm
prov ements.
Among the improvements likely to be
re-requested is that of a municipal gar
bage plant. In the opinion Of the Com
missioners such an institution is high
ly desirable. An engineering study
of the feasibility Of the project has
been made, and an appropriation for
the purpose will be strongly urged.
Program for Suburban Streets.
There is every probability Of lib
eral program being urged for subur-
ban streets. The current act carries a
larger appropriation for suburban
streets than was requested in the last
estimates. In exceeding the estimates
in this respect Congress established a
policy which is considered most likely
to guide the Commissioners in their
forthcoming estimates.
1t is considered likely that the budget
again will provide for the acquisition
of the Dean and Patterson tracts for
park purposes, though the Commissio =
ers have given no definite indications
as to what recommendations are to be
made.
Evening star., 1916-09-24
Program for Suburban Streets.
Delayed in Getting to Work.

Yesterday was the first time that the
Commissioners have been able to con-
fer on the budget. The Potomac Elec-
trio Power Company valuation hear
ings had consumed practically all their
time for more than a week. 1t may
be week before the hearings are re-
sumed, and in that time the District
heads will make rapid strides toward
completing the budget, which must be
in the hands of the Secretary of the
Treasury by. October 15.
Evening star., 1916-09-24

Colby, 0, o, o. %. Referee-Tufts brown.
Umpire-Fultz Brown. Head lineman-Hap-
good (Brown). Time of periods-12 minutes.
Harvard scoring-Touchdown, Casey; goal from
| touchdown, TAYLOR: goal from field. Robinson
Substitutions: Haryard-Gardner for Robinson
Casey for Flower: Tha tcher for Bond; Hartley
for Likens: Sagar for Harris; Pinney for Harte
Zuch for Lowell: Snow for Dadmun; Burnham
for Horween; Hitchcock for Thatcher: Murray
for Gardner; FELTON, for Murray: Minot for
Casey: Wheeler for Taylor: Horne for Burnham
c. Coolidge for Phinney. Colby-Buckman for
Heath.
Evening star., 1916-09-24
LIST OF IMPROVEMENTS
REQUESTED BY CITIZENS
Columbia Heights Association Sub
mits Recommendations for the
District Estimates.

Installation of an up-to-date lighting
system on 14th street from Florida
avenue to Shepherd street. and appro-
priations for sites for a sixteen-room
school building in the vicinity of 18th
street and Spring road and a fire truck
house at Sherman and Florida avenues
are the principal improvements recon
mended for inclusion IN the next Dis
trict estimates by the Columbia Heights
Citizens Association. The recommenda-
tions were submitted to the Commits
sioners yesterday by Frederick ]. Rice,
president, and J. Clinton Hiatt, secre-
tary of the association.
Objects to Borland Law.
No improvements for streets, alleys
or sidewalks are proposed by the asso-
citation for the reason that it is on
record as opposed to the Borland law
assessing abutting property owners
one-half the cost of such improve
mentS. At its next meeting this body
II is understood. will discuss the ad-
Instability of originating a campaign for
the repeal of the Borland legislation.
improvements desired by the associa-
ton. in addition to those named, in
clude the following:
Electric Hght systems on Park road
from Mount Pleasant street to the west
gate of Soldiers Home grounds. Harvard
street from 18th street to Georgia ave-
nue.. Florida avenue from eth to 18th
streets. 18th street from Florida avenue
to Clifton street. 11th street from Florida
avenue to Clifton street. Clifton street
from I1th to 18th streets.
Other Items Suggested
Purchase of present site occupied by
Mount Pleasant playground. completion
of Meridian Hill Park project increase
in police force in No. 10 precinct, appro-
priation for opening library in James
Ormond Wilson Normal School to resi-
dents of Columbia Heights from to 10.
O'Clock pm. extension of underground
system of Washington Railway and Elec-
trio Company on Georgia avenue from
Florida avenue to the Brightwood car
barn. enactment of an infantile paralysis
quarantine law. establishment of swim
ming pool in Columbia Heights and as
signment Of a motor fire engine to No. IL
engine house
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-04-13
NAOCZNY SWIADEK.

NAOCZNY SWIADEK. "Od-
wiedai}em Waszego agenta'' - pl-
see pan A. Omlnski, $50 Prierard
Ave., Winnipeg, Man. - 81 ku-
pi{em dwie butelkl ]ekarstwa ORA.
Piotra Gomozo. By}y one przesna-
czcne ola naszeJ sasiadki. bedacej
chora cd d@ug'ego czasu. Cierpia~
Ia ona ma i~6{taczke l kamienle z6f~
Glove, stosownie do orzecxenia le~
karzy, lecz ci ME byll " moznosci
DANA jejpomocy.s Pc zaayciu jed"
nej bu,elki, z6}ty kolor jej ocz6w
zmieni} SIG V bia}y ma nowo a jej
sk6ra pr>yoraia na.u'alnego kolora
Obecnie jest ona zdrowa dziekuje
Wan se1deczn,e "a jej %uleczenle.
Jake naoczuy sw'adek tsgo, co
Ora. PlOtr3 GOmOZo mOZe ncZ7Olc
zainteresowa4em sic lekarstwem i
zyczy}bym sob1e zostac :jpgo sgen~
tenn. Nam sk4ad korzcuny l che al
bym aforementioned je mym przy~
JAG o}om, oraz znajomym. Jestem
dobrze znanym W tel czesci kraju,
Prosze o przvs4anie mi warunk6w.'
ORA. Piotra Gomozo ME Jest u
trzymywapeG p'zez aptekarzV lu'.
handlarzv 'medycyn, tylko przez
,nnych kupc6w ! pryvatue o.otis-
toSci, k,6rzy byli przeznaczen' ma
dys,rybucyjnych acent6w tego ]e-
karstwa Adresujc,e: D. Peter
Fabroey & S u> Co.. 1875 So
Hoyn. Avr. Chicago, III
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-04-13
,taros}ow,anskich, ludnos6 mile to
Z POZNANSKIEGO.
WIdkowa taryfa Ola ~jeeznieaia.
odcznwa.

Ola przewo:u jeczm'enia. prze-
znaczoDego ma pssze, uatauow'ono
ma wszystkicb kolejach niem'ec
kich wyjetkowo taryfe, obowiaAu
iaca ma Gas wojny. TA'yfa wyatt
kowa Ipowaznia t> lko, a. ola jec.,
mienia, ola kt5reyo ustanowiono
Gene maksylna]nq, to jest dia ia
k,ego ieczmleu1a, st6'ego ma | hex
toliter prxypada najwyzej es k 10.
grAm6w: By ola ieczmienia, 0 lie
wys}}a 20 sic do LIB rolniczych. !
sp6}ek rolniczycb do uzytku pas:ew
nego. Op1ate przewozu prey wy
s7}ce 5 ton oblicza sic wed}ug spe~
cialnej taryfy II. PREY wysy}ce
najmn,ej 10 ton welding specyalnej
taryfy III,
+. Wszyscy IA wojne!
Gx1EzSc. Obwodowa komenda
gn,ezniehska ogiasza, Re wlnol a
tychm;ast zg}osic z. ~papie'ami VOL
skoweml zobowiazanl do s}uzbY
wojskowej wszyscy q z roczn,k6w
1895, 1894, 1898, oraz -stars.yoh,
ktorzy PREY ogledz,nach " czasie
pokoju 1914, 1915 r. jake zdatnl
do s}uzby zostsli wybran', a 2 ja~
kiegobadz powodu dotyrhczas jesz~
cZe ME SO
zBaleziono zw}oki.
koEzES1cA. " jezlorze Barrow
nihskiem pod Kujanaml %zoaleziono
zw}ok, pe~nego ms3c.yzny, ktory
W Borownie pracowa} jake sztuka-
tor l pochodzl z Dyssldolfu. Mial
on W tych dniach bye zaclagniYty
do wojska. Czy zacbodzl tn niesz-
czesliwy wyLadek, cay 1ez sarnotoj-
stwo, dotychczas ME stwlerdzono.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-04-13
Z POD MOSKALA.
St1aty " Rawskiem.

inlay " AN0USn1Culs
WAHs,AwA. Wartosc budynk6w
" zniszczopym srodkowyr paste "
puwlecle rawskim, wynosi}a, pod
lug ezacunku ubezpleczen,owego,
1,631,64O rub]l. Pon,ewaz ME oca
la1o pawet 10 proc. wysokosc STRAIT
wynosi do / i pol miliona rubl,.
w szczeg6}ach przedstaw'a sic 10
" spos6b nsstepujacy; Zniezczeniu
uleg{o siedeln gmin, z kt6rych kaz
da liczy po k,lkanssc'e wsl i kilka
m%ajatk6w z'emsklch, a mianow!cie
gminy: Gorta, Gortalowice, Reg.
now, Wa16~l ice, Rzeszyce Bcgu-
sz7ce i Maryanow, Liczba spalo-
nycb bud, nk6w wlejsklch wyrosi
a4sO, " majqtkach z,emskich 40
w siedm,u gminach p~owyzszych
znlszczouych jet d%oszczetnie !
koscio}6w II gmach6w publicz~
nych. L,czac jedynie wSscko<c sza.
cunku ubezpieczeniowa wartosc po.
wyzszych koscio}ow gmachow
publiczuych wyuosi oxo}o 300, 900
rublj. w samej Rawie zniszczonych
jest $50 budynk6w, " lnow1cdxu
14O G. O pr>edstawia *artost okoio
10000 rubli
w ca}ym pow iecle " ognin walk
ulegsc oko}o 400 siedzib 'udzkich
W ruchomokciach W przybli.
zenlu oceu,o1o ma $4,000 rubli:
urzadzenia " gorzeln,ach maczksr-
mach i m}y mach stsnowlq wartost
2O',OOO rubll. Co 10 inweutsrza zy
wego sporo zg.uelo " ogniu hite~,
zas wiecej %sprzedsno ko-
uiec,nosc, "a bezcen. Og6lne straty
inwe ntarsu ,ywem dcchodza do
4Ot. 900 rubll.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-04-13
UtrZymuj Wasza sk6re
CZyStO i ZdrOWO.

Jest tylko jeden spos6b do u
trzymania czystsj zdrowej komple~
ksyi a to jest trzymac w~ne,rzuoScl
woIno i regularnie Ora King.a
New Life pigu}ki dada wan zoro.
wa kompleksye zdrowa i czyst2, Wy.
pr6znia dobrze w%netrznoscl, upo-
rxadkuja wqtrobe, wyczysscz2 sy-
stem , w%yklaruja krew. Doskona}e
wiosenpe lekarstwo. Csc u waszyeh
aptekarzy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-04-13
re SLASkA.
zapalki najwiekszym skarbem.


Na)wiekszym skarbem podczas
o~blezen,a Przemysla by}y 7alalki.
Kto m,a} paczke by{ k1eznsem. w
kawiarniach zapaln'czki by}y puste
! leaa'y " kacie, rzucane ma kupe,
a p}atniczy tylko staremu gosc:owi
podawa! 1edna 2apa}ke, gdy trzeba
by}o zapalac pap,eros lub cygare.
Zwykle jedna zapatka s}uzy}a pee
ciu Tub szesciu gosclom. Jake do
swiadczopy w}6cz, XII wojeony mia
lem W moim tornistrze 4 pude}ka
zapalek. Kiedy jednemu 2 moich
p%rzyjaci6}, kt6ry zali} sig Da nsdze
zapalkowa, podarowa}em ielno pu-
detko. ujrzalem jak twarz jego
pr.ybrala wyraz b'ogiej radok,i.
Zapatki pap,erosy! jedno i
drugle rownle drogie. Nayozrzut~
nieisi lud.le >tawali SIC skapymi i
woleli pt zby6 sic guldena niz po.
darowac pap,erosa.
Duchowieistwo unickie ma Slasku a Czesi.
Berno morawskle. Gazeta ill.
dove N~ovlzy" donos: re Slaska o.
pawsk:ego: Dwaj duchowni ohrzad.
ku grecko ka%toljckiego z Gallcji
wschodn ej bawia obecnie W gm,"
ME Katarsynkl ma Sla>ku. M!eszka.
ia "a, EN- z rodzinami swymi " do
mu ch}opskim, ma zycie zarab;ajac
robota " polu. Kazdego rama pr4td
rozpoczeeiem prac poluych odpra-
wiaja W kckciele m'ej>ccwym Msze.
sw. Welding obrzadku wschodnie-
so. Lud czeski licznle zblera sic ma
tie nabozehstwa, " kt6rych j~esscze
xiele pozos.a}o cos re zwycza]6w
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-04-13
z GALICYI.
zmarla z glodu.

Lwow Ma g}cwnym dworca k'.
leiowym we Lwowle, pc hadejsci"
pociagu, " kt6rym jechsl! uchodz'
cy : z%achodnich stron monarchll,
wezwano lekarza do zmar}ej d<ie~.
czyny, l%ezacej " przedzjale wage.
nu. Lekarz zbada}, re dzie~ czyns
dale znaki zgcia l zastosowa} zrod-
HI ratunkowe, Przyp1o wadztn . do
przytomnosc, dzlewczy na p%owiedzia
Ia, ie cd 1rzech dni wcale ME jad}a
Podobne straszne wypadki-zauwa-
zaja lzienp'ki lwowskie coraz
c7esciej sie zdar>a]a, nalezy vice
". tym k'erunku przyjsc, z jak maj.
rychlejsza pomoca, by ratowac 'u-
dzi Cd sm,erci glodowei.
Staszna MEDIA.
Il Zalesia ko}o Krasiczyny dono
81 stEcho PrzemYskie" IL we wsi
panuje straszna nedza. Gaia wies
spalona i zniszczona tax, re pCzo-
stafy tylko 4 domy, W ttorych mic.
Sci sig czes6 1uieszkahc6~ Reszta
kryje sie W sza}asach l jamach. "
czas,e ostatnlei s}oty jamy te ma
pefni}y sic woda, kt6ra potrze5a
by}o clagle wyczerpywae, by modz
tam m.eszkac. " jednei mp. .takiej
jamie przebywa 8 os6b, prawie a.
mYch dzleci, Me div, re wsr6d
takich okropnych stosunk6w mnoza
sic choroby l jmierc csssto zaglada
w dodatku brak %zYwnosci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-04-13
WIESCI OJCZYZNY
z PRUS POLSKICH.
06ara lodu.

CuELMzA. Dw6ch ch}opc@w 70.
botnika Schrodera " wleku cd 8 do
10 lat baw,}o sic ma lodzie. Nagle
l6d s,e za}ama} m{odszy wpad{
do woody; starszy brat ;l,osp'eszy3
mu ma pomoc lecz jego spotka1
TAXI Sam los jak m}odszego. M1mo
uatychmiastowej pomocy udaao. sic
tylko starszego wyfatowac MOD
sly zas utona}.
Keza zada 800 uarek.
Kw1DzY~A. Pewien handlarz by.
d}a prscujac W chlewie, zdiat Ia.
m'zelke, " kieszonoe ktore] zua]~
dowalo sig 5 stumark6wek, l POLO
zy} j. ma niechu z pasza. Wr6ciw''
sly spostrzeg}, jak koza wydoby-
va}o pyskiem stumark6wk' z kie-
szonki kamizelzl. w nadziei, re uda
mu sic pieniad:e ocalit, zaba} ma
tychmiast koze, lecz wydoby} tyl@
ko z garazieli ]e,, bardzo pogryzioe
ma stumark6~ke Ike. OWE by}y juz
stracone. WYdobyts stnmark6wka
da sic moze zlepic i ma dobr4 zmle-
Formalnie zgaiecony.
Straszna smlerc,a zg,na} Antonl
Czelinskl zatrudniony v Ba}ty-
ckiej refinerjl cukru W Nowym-
porcie pod Gdanskiem. Uda1 sic
BOWEN do oddzla}u, do kt6rego
mia}a w}asnie zjechac winda Z wyz
szych pie,r. Czeliisk, zostat formal
ME zgniecony. Ludzie zatrudn1eni
u CORY s}yszeli tylko krzyk boles-
n.y.. a gdy. nadeszll GA .mie;sce, juz
uieszcze<llwy ME zy}.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-17
g(us sem @cridyt.

Scr TaQ Der M11eller 2l1l1lber So.
.gegen 80. 9. Yolpers ii. 81. lit mad
elmer gelterl1 bltr6 gnnalt Mlfreo s.
Weltellcr %binterlegten 9epti5 5ltriidge=
5ogelt morbell. 9esgleid)en tpnrOl
oltrb 0cnlelbe1 Inmalt Die &lage oel
Mlteller 2nm6er Company gegen oit
5oge1r.
Ser gdluBberidt BON 2poie
'Shlolicr, Seitamentspoaitrederin Sc,
g}adlaiIelIdoft bon s(rltplo s.
tSdloller, lit billterlegt ltl1b gl,tgebei
BEN lpprben.
Observation-Disclosures 1pl1roelt al
Noelai0e Moeacnbed, GeItaments
pollltrederin Ser Na6lallenidaft boz
allton Moelenbed, Dl1rd M1ttpal
9el1rD goQlmer binterlegt.
Ser er1te @eridt BON @iaialn $
@illon, Observation-Disclosures SCI
9fad)lalle1l|daft BON Snia1t g. Scott
lit oltrh bic 9llpalte @ilipl1, Grill
ll1lo @illpn billterlegt ullo gl1tgebei
zen moroel1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-17
Ggcfntiofumlitc
Sir Sen 0eeilbalt bes ct. 2ufe's So
lpitaIs ert1atrt.

Sn Ser geitern int 9lalt6alpf So
tel a6gebaltenen 5isung Scr @crtpol=
tu~ngsbeb0roe bes ct. 2nfe's Soipi=
tails sab Der @raiioel1t ser @e6oroe,
9iid)of 5beooore &c. abortion, be=
fannt, Dob 6as grefutipfomite sl,=
lammengeiett lei uno aus folgenoen
H8erren beltebe: Soc 81. Game bon ser
Mamaltsftrma Game u. @atern1an;
IS: %. 8ettenoorf, Graiibent urto
Sdasneilter BON Ser 8ettcroorf 60;
e. S. @alligalt, Nraiioent Ser Saliz
go1 Coffee 60; S. 9. &ed)t Don ser
5irma Srend &@edt;; 6. q. goB,
Nralioent Ser German Sapinas
9unf;; 90. 8. geterIert BON 5. $. s.
9eterien's Sons; s. s. Midaroiou,
Graii0eltt Ser Sic 1entacrat 8ubIilbz
ing 60; g. q. MOler, <NraiiiiSoellt SCI.
Iimes 8ltbliibing so. Sra 81. Ga=
Dor, Mndpalt; 81. g. 4arfer bon ser
30. s. Starter & 60; 81. @tn. 6.
sllen, S. 6ranf Doit, 9sarf s. 9ur=
rotps, gtldof Gbeo0ore q. Morriion
11t1o gerD Nep. Wurnla0l1fe Sore.
9as @refutipfomite ser aanlpag-
ne belt 9eitern cine 3ulan1rlel,funft
mn ylad6atpf Sotel ab. Iroboen1
Die aanlpaglle llllr 5ebn Gage bon i6-
rer groffnurg beredynet oauer11 miro,
trltt oieieS &olllite ltllgefabr Id Iage
Dor per Groiinung taiglid1 at elmer be-
rat6elloen 5ibung 5uianlne1. Sc lit
III gewiiler Siniid)t Der @encralltab
oer gelpegul1g, meld)er alle itrategi-
1d9el1 3iige fir 0ic Greipilligen at
entperfen bat.
Or. Iasn bielt bei ser geItrigel1
3ltlammenfmtft cine a(nlprade, III
Der ct ilber oas ~9luf6ri11gen eines
Soltos BON 100000 fir sos Scci=
Dental College in Sos Mtge[es, Sal,
brad. ST erflarte, .0aB cine iolde
&arNpagne a1e @epolferl1gsididte
snr1 9elten ocs @%rncin,peie1s ait
lamn1en6rad)te.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-17
@iafumrncn in 9apcmpprt.
vStaatsfonpention ocs 9. 81. staats-
perbanoes beginlt bclltc
Morneit.

Selttld)en @rllb slltor ltlb mil.
fnnlnen int Iapcmport! Gas lei Der
8rtB, melder Ger Genipfrat" lopie
oas geiammte Gelltld}tblllt Ser Stabi
lOcn sur &pnpcntipn 0cs Stoatsper-
banoes poll Soma eiagetrpffcllcl &c
flegatcn cntbictet. Inns mir boffen,
oaB Oicier @rllb sen e~rlllte,l Mrbei-
ten mo @crbanollagell Der 9eanttell
llllo 9elegatell Der &onpelttion gum
|2citltern mroe.
81 erl1lten 9cratlnlngem in ciller
ernl ten 3eit, Die Mail1ller nlr0 Dor al
len Gingell ridtiger sSii9rer beoarf,
treten beute Mprgen nlo Nadunittaa
bic 1elegatet in Der Iltrnballe 5l-
@lanutlelt. gu fciner 3eit 5llpor ipllr-
De cine &pnue1ltipn inter lpldl ern-
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.lider @llnid} lit, Dob Die 9eratblm=
gen Der &onpentiolt DEM 1emtid)-
amerifanertbum gum Segell gercidr.
8iirgernlenter Mlfrco Is. Mlte(eAr
miro Die 3elegateu Man1ens ser
staot miafonrmelr heiBeu. Iarauf
miro IN Die GerbanOll1ngen eiltgetre=
ten 1perOell. Madmittags bon bier
bis ledls ltbr aibt es Cit al1ipredea-
oes ACCOMPLISHMENTS nit
Mrlpracfell mro Mlrifportr6gen nno
Mbenos beid,liebt ein &onlmers 1T ser
9tof Sslano 5%nrn6alle Den erlten
&onucntiol1stag.
Sim son1abel1o Morsen lperOen
pc gcratfNlltgen ~fortgelest. Sollten
lie bis N'ittag nid@t 5uln MbidluB de-
lallat ieir, 10 mcrOen iie Spnnabcno
gfadjmittog micocr allfgenommcll.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-17
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nllo lnllcre @pd)ldliler Sen
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Iape1pnrt - 9lalld)aro, Golfens
lulo HithDarot.
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ltllo Sallcs.
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