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The Washburn leader., 1916-04-28
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Mistaking a bottle of formalde
hyde for medicine, Charley Lant2
we'll kown here and now living al
Sanish, nearly killed himself.
For sale-clean home grown
Timothy seed, $500 per bushel.
F. w. Macomber.-Adv. tt.
Some Of the farmers are see
ing the necessity Of road dragg-
ing and are doing it on the main
travelled roads near their farms.
Mrs. P. NJ. Ferguson and son
Harold, and her mother. Mrs.
Andrews returned Monday morn
ing from a visit at the Lenhart
home in Bismarck.
The Boy Scouts had one of
their enjoyable outings Tuesday
night and are looking for many
more when the weather gets NOR
pleasant.
Mrs. Jiacobgon returned to her
home at Fargo Monday afternoo
after a pleasant visit with her
daughter who is teacher in
tho 1,nhlio school
The business Of the Mandan
Mercantile company is picking u
and the first Of next week a new
man will arrive to assist manager
ferguson.
The Schulz Motor company re-
ceived it's third carload Of autos
last week and are. busy demon
strating the superiority Of the
Maxwell. See their ad in this
issue.
Last Friday night the city ell
ectric lights were turned on for
the first time. 1t was only a
trial and the lights were turned
off at ten. All the machinery
has not arrived yet but it will
not be long before the service viii
be in good order.
Henry Dahl Of Conkling was il
town Saturday and became a
subscriber to the Leader. He sale
his crop field was covered with
ten feet of water this spring but
thinks it will be dry enough to
seed i'm about a week.
The Government boat Mandan
made it's first trip to this harbor
Saturday and on the same day
the boats that were dry docked
here all winter were put into SER
vice. The river is still high
and the boats have started out
with a very busy season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard R. Har.
mon and three children arrived
from Homer, Mich, last Satur'
day and at present are the guest
of Mr.. Harmon's sister,. Mrs
King. They expect to make this
state their home and brought
their household goods with them
but have not fully decided on 81
location.
Ray Thomas Of Lake Crystal
Mimi, arrived Wednesday and
bought the Building and furni
ture, of the o. K. restaurant. He
will remodel the interior and
run a first class restaurant. He
lis experienced in this line Of
business and, intends to make d
success Of it.
On Tuesday, April IA, at Ar:
mold occurred' the marriage OF
IG. Hilken of Baldwin and, Mrs.
| T.,,;eo Ph h;nbor+ nf AnnOh ThI
The Washburn leader., 1916-04-28

mold occurred, the marriage of
G. Hilken of Baldwin and Mrs.
Louisa Rhinhart of Arnold. The
groom is 76 years old and the
bride nine years younger. This
lis Mr.. Hilken's third adventure
in the matrimonial field. He is
the father Of Mrs. Chas. Grif-
fifth of Washburn.
A rare musical treat will be
given in. Bismarck tonight when
the famous Danish vioInist Skov
gard will give cencerr assist
ed by four G:and Opera sta rs
and a pianist. In the past Skov-
gard accompanied Walter Dam
rosch and his famous New York
Symphony Orchestra as solo
violinist appearing in the larger
cities of the United States and
Canada in Wagner's greatest
work. g Parsifal."
The funeral service Of the lat
MRS. E. G.. Kindle was held
last week at the home Of her son
Gordon who lives ten miles north
of Washburn, and interment
made in the ColeharbOr cemetery
Rev. j. G. N. Pengelly conducted
the services. Mrs. Kindle was So
years old and has had tube1cnloss
several years but was able to
be- up and, dressed each day will
in + a few days oH her death. Her
husband died some years ago as
did two of her children and she.
was living with her onlW son. She
is survived by a sister, Mrs. A. p
Zeller, and three '.-others, James
Caldwell Of 'Washbmn, and
Sam and John Caldwell Of Cole
|harbor. Mrs. Kindle came to
this state when emily three years
old and made many loving friene
who extend sympathy to the be
] lreaved.
The Coconino sun., 1916-04-28
(Seal)
ORDINANCE NO. IF

An Ordinance making license fee for the running and operating of automobiles for hire in the town of Flagstaff, and making penalty for the violation of the terms thereof.
 Be it ordained by the Mayor and Common Council of the town of Flagstaff, as follows, to-wit:
 That all persons, companies or cor porations at the time this ordinance goes into effect who run or operate automobiles, either as jitney buses or stage lines, or all persons who carry passengers from one point to another, in the town of Flagstaff, or who car ry passengers to any place of interest outside the town of Flagstaff, Flag staff being the starting point, or all persons who solicit business for auto mobiles, jitney busses, stage lines, etc, are hereby compelled to pay a license fee of Fifty Dollars (s50.00) per year, or any part of year, in advance, said sum of license fee to be charge against each car run or operated, provided that in case of an accident to any car or the general wear or tear or the disposal of any car, that the person operating the car is not compelled to pay any extra license fee for any car substituted for a car for which the fee has been originally paid.
 SECTION II
 Any person, company or corpora tion who shall violate any of the pro- visions of this Ordinance shall be deemed guilty of a misdeameanor, and upon conviction thereof shall be fined in the sum of not less than Fifty Dollars ($50.00) nor more than Three Hundred Dollars (s300.00), not less than ten (10) days nor more than six (6) months in the town jail, or both such fine and jail sentence as to the court may seem proper.
 SECIlON III
 All ordinances or parts of ordin- ances in conflict herewith are hereby repealed.
 SECTION "
 This ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after its pass age, posting and publication, as re- quired by law.
 Passed by the Mayor and Common Council of the town of Flagstaff, this 18th day of April, A. D. 1916. Attest: GEO. A. FLEMING,
 Clerk Town of Flagstaff.
 Approved: J. W. FRANCIS,
 Mayor Town of Flagstaff April 21-May 5
The Coconino sun., 1916-04-28
ORDINANCE NO. IFS

An ordinance adopting plans for the improvement of certain portions of Railroad, Aspen and Birch Ave nues, and Leroux and San Francisco Streets, in the town of Flagstaff, and establishing the grades and widths of the roadways thereof.
 Be it ordained by the members of the Common Council of the town of Flagstaff:
 SECTION I
 That that certain set of plans de- signated Book No. 8 of Street Im- provements," showing proposed im- provements in Paving District No. 1, and on file in the office of the town Engineer in book No. 1 of Maps, Pro- files and Grades, on pages numbered 26 to 35 inclusive, are hereby adopt ed as the official plans for the im- provement of Railroad, Aspen and Birch Avenues and Leroux and San Francisco Streets, within the limits shown on said plans.
 SECTION II
 The roadways shall be of the widths shown on the plans and at the locations shown on the plans.
 SECTION III
 The grades shall be at the eleva- tions shown on the plans, the eleva- tions being given in feet and decimals of foot, above the datum plane of the town of Flagstaff, as established.
 SECTION "
 All ordinances, or parts of: ordin- ances, in conflict with the provisions of this Ordinance, are hereby re- pealed.
 SECTION V
 This Ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage and publication, as required by law.
 Passed by the Common Council of the town of Flagstaff, this 18th day of April A. D. 1916. Approved: J. W. FRANCIS,
 Mayor Town of Flagstaff. Attest: GEO. A. FLEMING,
 Clerk of the town of Flagstaff. April 21-May 5
The Coconino sun., 1916-04-28
NOTICE OF RESOLUTION
OF INTENTION TO IMPROVE CERTAIN STREETS IN THE
 TOWN OF FLAGSTAFF

\ Resolution of the Mayor and Com- mon Council of the Town of Flag staff, declaring their intention to improve certain portions of Rail- road Avenue, Aspen Avenue, Birch Avenue, Leroux Street, and San Francisco Street in said Town; Determining that Serial Bonds shall be issued to represent the cost and expenses thereof; that the costs and expenses of said work shall be assessed upon certain district, which is the district in their opinion most benefited by said Improvements; and providing that the proposed improvements shall be done under and by virtue of the provisions of the improve ment act of Arizona, 1912, and all subsequent laws amendatory there to.
The Coconino sun., 1916-04-28

State of Arizona, at called meeting by the Mayor of said town, held on the 18th day of April, A. D 1916, and that all Councilmen were notified of said meeting and that quorum was present and voted thereat.
 GEO. A FLEMING,
 Town Clerk. (SeaD April 28-June 30
The Coconino sun., 1916-04-28
ORDINANCE NO. 179

An ordinance providing for the laying of cement sidewalks on all streets in the town of Flagstaff. Be is ordained by the Mayor and the Common Council of the town of Flagstaff, as follows:
 SECTION
 All persons owning real estate
The Coconino sun., 1916-04-28

Be It Resolved by the Mayor and Common Council of the town of Flag Flagstaff, as follows, to-wit:
The Coconino sun., 1916-04-28


 to the west property line of Leroux street;
 A culvert with curb return at the southeast corner of Leroux street and Birch avenue, running from the south property line of Birch avenue to the east property line of Leroux street; a culvert with curb return at the southwest corner of Leroux street and Birch avenue, running from the south property line of Birch avenue to the west property line of Leroux street; a culvert with curb return at the northeast corner of Birch avenue and Leroux street, running from the north property line of Birch avenue to the east property line of Leroux street; culvert with curb return at each end. across San Francisco street on the south side of Railroad avenue; culvert with curb return at each end across San Francisco street on the north side of Railroad avenue; a culvert with curb return at each end end across San Francisco street on the south side of Aspen avenue with
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-02
&ir6cn9Iodc Ton pcrfamft
1ucrDen.

Sim 9ienstag, Sen 5. September,
gladmittags 5mei l1br, loncn 0ie 5e,
1dloliel1cn Ingebote fir cine &irhau.
glode, Bic aus Silber nno MeiiiltJ
.gegoiien lit uno uneefabr eintanienr
Gflno miegt, i'm 8ureau oes Itabti-
iden @il1faufsagenten in ser @toot-
bane geoffltet meroen. Die @rodc
fann 81 jeber 3eit in Ser 3entra!,
1ererl tation on Der a. -unb 5cott
StraBe belidtigt merben.
Die Gtabt 9apenport bcbdIt 1id
bas Hebt Dor, irgenomelde, 1116 oue
anae6ote fir Sic @lofe 5l1riid5u.
,peiien.
@ngebote iontcn an SEN 1tGotilhcu
Ginfonfsagenten (gitp Gl1r6aiine
Mgert) aeridtet iein ltno sic Muf
idrift u@i0 on gell" trager.
(@e5.) @iaiam s.. @oldL
@orliber bcs Sel1ermebr= Committees
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-02
@ebr-Salfsmarfen
8um 8etrage bon einem Gent in Der
@ei6dfts1teue oieier 3eitung.

Ser @erfauf ser @ebr<Silfsmar.
fen gum Betrage BON einem Gent in
ser @eidaftsiteue 6ieier 3eitung
mo6t erfreulihe Sorti6ritte uno
penn a1d) bereits niele Marfen BET.
tauft moroen iinb, 10 bal Ger Ser
Demofrat" Oo6 einen 8orratb bon
mebreren tauien6 Worfenl lobaB ale
Beite1ungen porerIt nod ausgefibrt
Deroen fonl1er.
9ie finItleriih gearbeiteten Mar.
ten NIT oem Muforuf Ser 9eimatb
Notb, idaff i'd 8rot" lallen iid in
r1annidfader 8eiie arlf griefen, go.
deten nn6 at @eidenfen p%er1pen6en
Die Marfen Iino gum Breiie bon nur
einem Sent per Stiid in Der Sc.
lhaftslfelle Die er 3eitung erbaltli1.
Gin ieoer Gent fommt Sen Notblei.
oen0en in 8eltldlano gu Cute, %
oaS aug a%ngelsbenen oeutl6amerita.
ailden 8elaaftsleuten beitebenbe So.
mite fiir leine Wdibemaltung in tei.
ner @eiie entidabigt miro. Mlic
aodmols: n0er Seimatb geotb, idaf1
i'd 8rot."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-02
MitalieS num @attcric o%" funtn1t sit
lpat, lt1n Mnttcr Md INT sebcn
su filocn.

Gon Ser idmcren Grfranfltng lei
l,cr Mlttter telcgrapbiid] bcnad)rid}=
tiat morocn, crhielt &ingn1an Sparl=
Ding, elmer Ser brapen SSNtnaells Don
@otteric So, bic grlal1bnib, on Dos
&ranfcnlagcr Ieincr Mltttcr SIT ellen.
@cltern Mlorgen INN 5lpei l1br traf CT
in 3apcnport eir. @enige Stlnben
porber bate feline aeliebte M11tter i'm
MfercD Soipital ibren lebten Mtbent=
sl19 getban. Mit oem Sobe nm Sic
@ette %gefabren, un0 = perIprel1.
Scr il1tge Spn1loing NOR ga115 al1=
Der lid, als er beim gintreffen in Ser
Sefn1atb nad Ser langen, lol1gen
&eiie bon Brownsville, Ieras, bier
FER, bonn Gbleben ieiner geliebter
Mlttter benadridtigt lparoe. ShrG=
member FRONT mari Ser iul1ge SoIoat
iid iiber oie 2eide ieiner Ml1tter, lpc-
nige S%tu1oen, nad1bem oas 2eben
bon %berienigen, Die linn om liebiten
allf bieie r Groe gepelen, ol,f INNER
entfloben NOR.
Sic 8eilesung miro am 5onntag
Nadmittag 1tnt balb 8 l1br bonn
Sralterbalie, SO. S36 SIt Sigh Str,
aus al1f bem Gbippiannpd Iriebbofe
SIT &od Sslano erfolgen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-02
9anfia9mmg.

llnleren sablrei9en Nadbarn unb
itatten mir bierburb ~uniere
poae Mncrfcnnung nnb 9anf fir Sic
5bcil1abnac Sic Tie bel Dem @crlulte
meiner aeliebten GSattin, l~lilicrcr lic@
ben Wl1tter. shtpeiter. @roBnratter
nro llr9rpbmlltter, Snar slnua stol=
te,.bcrs, 5eiaten. ab. Namentlih fir
Die reiden 8lumen= unb &ran5lpenper
fonnen mir nidt umbin, 1inieren beibz
9unf alls5nipreden. 8elpnz
beren 9anf nnb Mnerfenmlng 5ollen
mir @errn Sobannes &rDser fir bie
it1niaen ltnb su !6er5er 9ebenben @or<
te, bic er an llns serid)tet bat.
Serbina,b Stultcnbcrg, 9llrant, ST..
Sran Spbn &arbel, @alcptt, Sa..
Srau Gb. s%tultenberg, 8aleott, Sa.,
2unts stoltcnberg, 5u 5allie, ainber.
Ncter GDetfd, 9apenport, gruDer,
ipnie iieben Gntel u1lo 5pei l1renfef.
81 .
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-02
Sin ouffebenerrese NJ

Gin ou ebenerregenz
bes @etperbegeridtsurteil lpesen
2obnbertiiraungen nuroe pom Yols
iiben0en oes Potsoamer @eiperbese=
ridts, 05taotrat Or. Sper, in ben,
pro3eb gesen Den @ottlermeiiter
&arl Sei4ner in potspam pertiinz
BET. Der 8etlaste iiberhabm Seeress
lieferungen uno pereab einen Sell
leiner Muftrdse an einen 3piiden<
meiiter, Der &rieserfrauen bei9afz
tiste unb anitatt beS tarifmdRieen
2obnes, bebeutenoe &iir5unsen por<
nabm. 80 &riegerfrauen, barunter
einlse &rieaspitmen. erboben &loge
allf Nad5ablung pon 1241 Mart
nno 80 Bfennig. Ser 8etlagte murbe
aur Ma9Sablung uno our Srasuna
Der halben Soften .bes 8erlabrenS
perurtellt. @r bot fir Nonssranotenz
tDrbe 20 itatt 81 pfennig, Fir Mu-t
nittpnstDrbe 80 Itatt 3S,5 Yfennig
uno fur patronent1rbe 30 itatt 35
pfennis als @tiidlobn ae5ablt. Mebz
rcre arie9erfrauen merben beim
&rle9sausi9uB i'm Gihigungspsrfabz
rem tpeitere Iniprii4e seltenb ma<
den.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-02
.ene 9ln5ei9en.


Srernben unb @efannten hermit
Die tranrige &ahridt, baB unier &c.
liebter Gpbn unb 8rnber, Ser fleine
Clarence MoebS.
am Sreitae Morsen Inn 10 MFR nod
fnr5em 2eiben i'm Sitter bon ,1lr
8 Sa6ren, 1 @onat nnb 26 Sagen
ianft entid1afen lit.
9as Acknowledgements finbet ON
I'D pntag, Nadmittass I'M 2 l1br,
BPM Srauerbauie, 5ipet Meilen norbz
lpeltli6 bon 8alcott, Sa., aus nod
DEM 8alcott Sriebbofe itatt.
11m titles 8ei1eib bitten Sic tiefbez
triibte1 @interbliebenen:
@err nnb Sralt SenrD MueDs,
@ltern,
GbcbDn 8pebs,
2Dmclla &pebs,
6crman &ocbs,
Gltsabet1 &ucbs,
CLARA &Debs,
5crbert &Debs,
6mgD Gnebs, s
Mart1a &peDs,
G.2.u.3. @ei6miiter.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-02
'9u.&Heg.
(Sortlebuns bon ser /. geite.)
Scntid)c erD6ern nerlprc1c Stclmnoe1t
alriif.

serlin, /. Sept. (iiber 2onbon,
5:33 giadm.) Ser Ieute BON ser
Sberlten 5eeresleitung a~1seegcbcnc
Seridt mclbet, bob sic Gc,tiden an
Der Connie : Sront nit eirem ltiirz
nliidcn Gegcnangriff sic 5tcllungen
nobe 2on9uepal unb i'm ge(leniae<@ez
lDl5, bic lie fiir5lid pcrloren Iatfen,
Sllrilderpbert baben.
Aab Dem beutiaen omf(iden ge<
ridt ideirlt es, bab General : Selbz
marldaa Grins 2eoppIb bon 8apern
ON Stele @inbenbl1rgs, ser G6ef oes
General lfabes e%eiporSe1 lit, Sen Gberz
beefbl an Ser Dit : Sront ibernpm~
men bat.
Sit her Sfirput.
8erlin, iibcr 2pnbpn, 1. Sept.
Sic beuti6e @eeresleitllng beridtete
9cltern ppm 6ltlidcl1 &ricgsld)auplab:
~8eltlid bon Miea, lplpie an
@riidellfopf bon 2iil1abura, am 5tp=
d)pb : @priprun9, liibDitli6 bon &pz
mel, iiibhelflid BON 2l15f uno an
einigen Stellcn Scr SotbmeridenSront
lit Geldiibfanpf I'M @pnee. sSn Sen
&drpatben baben mir BET Ser (bereits
gemeloeten) MISUNDERSTANDING bes
allfl1l einen rlliiiden Sffi5ier uno
1919 Wann 9cfonsen se11ommer1;
feinolicbe @c9cnansriffe tp1rben bier
absenie1en.
ISM Sallfc BON angriffen ol1f miz
litdrilde Inlagen in 2t5f nnb Sprtz
idin i6oiien unicre S1ieger brei
feinblit9e 6llle8eltge ob, cine neitere
feinpltde Waldine ipurbe 11abe' 2iltpz
paDp on Der 9ereiina altber @efedt
9eIebt.
van Ser gaIfanfrpnt fat lid ni6ts
bon Seoeutul1g 5u9etragen."
getrpfrummes.
Retrofrumn m, iiber 2pnbpn, 1.
Sept. vacine GcranDerung lit bon Ser
lpeltli6en (rniiiiden) Sront 5u BE-
ridtcn", melbet Ser geItern Mbenb in
Eetrofrllmm allsgcgebene arntlt6e 8e=
ri6t.
lleber Bic gepeiil1ns bcutider Sim
griffe in 8olb6nien last Elm friibe>
Ter geri6t:
1@eitttpp6 @or9eu sriff Ser Semi
nab ltarfer Notwithstanding
l1nlere Stelun9cu 11Drbli6 bpn @elin
allf Dem peitliden 5todobzllfer an.
"a Wieilen noroDltlid) ppn apipcl. Sic
Il1eriffe purben unter beftigen Ser
hllten oes Seir1bes abgepieIen. Sn Be,
@egelb bpn &eliisf, in Ser Hihtune
allf &plpel, griffe,1 Sipci feinblidt
Slug3eugc cine unlerer W3albinen OH
Sic inr1er6al6 unlcrcr 2inien Sur @rOt
nieber9eben mlBte."
Gnbe a,t Der 8alfanfrpnt.
| gofia, iiber 2pnoon, l.. gcpt
Ser 9eifern in Spfin ausgegebenv
anltlide geridt lal1tet:
SIN Der 1naSebpniIGen Sro1t ia
feline melentli6e aen0erung Der Gag
ltattgefunbcr.
ullnier Gruppcl1, tpelde Sic ibnc1
Su9ebadten gtellunecn crreidt I'm.
senpnmcn ba6en, peridan5cn jct
ibre Stellltn9en,"
@rti1lerietbdtigfe an
berS trmma.
2onbpn, l.. Sept. .Gbge1ebe
bon Irtilerietb6tiefcit Dat 1i6 an De
Strumaz nnb 9piran : Srpnten ni6t
|beIonberes 5uaetrasen~, meloet Der ge
|itern IN o2nbon 5l1r Gage auf Der
8alfan a%ussegebene amtliae 8eri6t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-02
Tetne Scott GomntD Tart,t
oMr1 0mentlt6e Muftton
~ berfaufen.

Ser Undergraduate, Seitamentsboll<
it%refer, miro bur6 6ffentlide Muftion
an Der gorbertbiire bes @eridtsgebdllz
Oes 9amstag Na9mittag, Ben 8. Sepz
TENDER 1915, I'M 2 l1br, Bic 100 Mder
Sarm berfanfen, befannt als bic Ibam
g. 8lad Sarm, in 2ineoln Sopnibtp.
Elm Sbeil bon Geftipn. 80 n11b 33 in
Sopn1bip 70 Morb, Mange a, 6itli6
BON Der fiinften g. &C.. 100 Mder,
mebr ober tpentger, entbaltenb, llngez
.fdbr Iieben Weilen bon 9abenport, an
Wancabam nbltrabe. q
Mlfes @dDere iiber Sic 8ei6rei6ung
Der Sarm fann bon Sem 11nter5et6ncz
ten in Ser @cott County @abings 8ant
i'm 9abenpnrt, Soma, erlan9t iperben.
|8elagte Sarm miro altf belugtem Hlab
unS gu belagter 8eit Dffeutlid ber<
alftionirt iperben, Bic 8eOinslngen
BEG gerfaufs iinb 10 8rp8e,1t baar am
Sage bes gerfaufs, Ser Nelt 8ablbar
am I. Mdr8 1917, ipenn Der 8eitbz
titel nnb nrfnnbe bes Ge1tnmentsbolz
I~trefers eingerei6t ipirb. 9ieie Nltfz
|ttu1 finbefsitatt i'm @%inflang init De,t
Se}tament BEG beIagten @bam g.
@lad. nnb Ser Observation-Disclosures
bebalt 1i6 bas &edtibor. irgenb cine
Offerte 5nriidsutpeilen, nub Die Slut
ton 5l bertasen, unb bieies bonn &C.
ridt 9utbeiben 5u lai1en.
gergeBt bas 9atum nidt: 8. @eps
ten1ber 1916, I'm 2 l1br Na6mittags,
IAN Der Gorbertbiire bes Geu6ts9ez
bdl1bes.
s. $. Saf, gctamentsbonffreder
nod Dem Ieitameut bes beritorbenen
Ibam G.. @lad.
Side & Side, Mntpalte.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-02
Qltttomdr .~@erja,umlune.

Sic Sabresberlammll,ns Der Mftio@
11dre ser u9abenpprt @h1t & Grain
60" finbet 9ienstag, Sen 10. Seps
tember. @a6mittaeg I'm 2 l1br in Ser
Office Ser 60, Siinfte uno gablor
Strabe, ltatt.
3mef Der gerIammrung: grtpdbz
lung Ser 9ireftoren l,a0 grle6ieuna
anberer @elddfte, Sic Dor bie Ser
iammlltng sebradt perben m6sen.,
9einri9 8remer,
@efretdr.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-02
@~efmntmad,na MT stenersabler.

Sieronr6 miro befannt gemodi,
bab Der ltabtiide Sdosmeiiter BE-
onftragt aporoen lit, ollc ltaotilhell
Stcltcrn fir oas Sahr 1916 SIT err
Debelll slac itellerpflidtigen Geriollen
iperotn biern1it benadridtigt, baB lie
lire Mbgaben illucrhal6 sman5i3
(2O) Sagen bon bieiem Gage an &C.
red)let, 5ablcn miillet. @enn Sic
Stellcrn bis ba6in llid)t be5ablt NOR
ben Iino, 10 merben bieielben einge-
soacll lperben, inben bas Gi%gent6um
Des Steuer5ablers perfal1ft miro. sn
oerartigen Saaen meroea 3inien ii
SD6e BON 5ebn d0) Ero5el1t, bon
/. Sftober 1916 ab, or1gerednet.
9otirt in Der Staotbaae ON Sic
ienl 81. MltguIt, 81. 9. 1916.
Charles s. &u6cipn,
Sdatmciiter Ser Stabt 9abenport
Soma. (MnS.
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efat : spnrmier III @aleutt.

9as pierte jdbrlid)e Sfattourrier oes
Mittelpeitens miro am Sonntag, Sen
10. September, in &alcott abgebal=
ten meroen. IS merben 5nei5pielpar-
ten an Dem Gage eingeridtet per.
ben. Ser Sauptpreis fir bas gour=
nier belauft >lid auf $3.50. Sin spe=
5ial5llg miro Die bieiigen g%fatlpieler
INN 1910 lnb Die 9lof Sslonoer Inn
Die Weittagsltllnbe nad @alcott brill=
gen. 8iter miro bon 1875 bis 8 llbr
abenos ierpirt %peroen. Mlld fir Sic
9amen linb MISUNDERSTANDING
am Nadmittage lno 4beno feItgeies1
DorOen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-02

Yaris, ilber 9pnbp,l, 1. Sept.
Gin Yarilcr @erid)t iibcr Sic Speratis
pnen in MaSebonien lalltet lpie iol9t:
.Sm &erlaufe bes geltrigen Cages
mareu on Der sanscn Srpnt feline
lpidtisen Snfanterictdmpie. Sic &as
nplabe nimn,t i'm @ebiet bon 9otran
nno Bent Sitrpipo Gee an @eftigfeit
ab."
2prnuler Senf.
2nnbon, @n9lanb, 1. Sept. (Sn
9apcnpnrt I'M siuci llbr Mor9cns cinz
9etrpffen.) 9as Iusipartiae slunt ser
britiihen @e9ierllna fpnnte nod bon
feiner Seitc offi5ieu %erfabrcn. bab
&nnis &pnltantin bon @riehcuIano
absebanft bat. Mlld IaBt iid nod
nidts iiber sic Sbronbcltcigrns uoll
oelp aricd]ildcu Sbrpnfplaer melben.
Sn Salpnifi ariifen Sreu1oc ser Ilz
liirten 9ric6iidc Snfantcric al,, lrlrS
Den abcr ppn bem fran5DiiiGul@encral
Sarrail perbinbcrt, ipeiter auf bic
Sruppen sl i%clern. 8ie 'perlautct,
merben sic sric6iihen Natiunalpabz
len, Die fir Ben s. Sftnber angelest
murben iino, auf cine @od1e perz
ldpben.
Ser britilde 3enlor eibt Sortidrits
te Der 8eutlden an Der Spnumez Srpllt
81, iebnd) iouen bielelben Sen belltz
lden Mrn1ecn 9rpBe gerluite gefpltet
baben. Ser tiirfiid)e liufc 6liigel hat
bic &uiicm c,ttideihenb geidlaaen uno
ipcit mebr ais smei Siuiiiunet ruff
ider splbatm acfanacn sc1pmmen.
Wrp9prp, Die &auptltabt Der Solo
nie u9eutih : Sit : Nfrifa", ipn bon
Den britiidcn Srlppen crpbert mprben
(@s mlB i6Iedt fir bic @crren
Sriten itebcn, penn %ieoesmal, melln lie
anf oem eurupaiiden &rieesldalplatc
perlicrer1, melben Tie ci1en grpben
Sieg in Ifrifa uber lonitipp, mos ibs
men feiner nadmeiien fam. 9. Meb.)
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@etterberidt

Sal bingfon, /. Sept.
Sir Soma: SbeiIpeiie belpoIft5ams
tag uno Sonntag. Midt piel Mell=
0erl11g in Ser Semperatl1r.
Sir Slinois: Gbeilmeiie bew0Ift o11
Samstaa, %mabrideinlih &egen=
idalter int iiioli1en nnb fiibler
int nor6oltliben Staatstbeile. =
Somtag alleemein lhones @etter
lno etlpas .parn1er. +.
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Saben sic idon SIo Miiiion
@ier probirt2 @leib nit Dem belten
importirten @ier ltnb empfoblen bon
ben 9oftoren. Sod Sslano grelbins
Company. (In5.)