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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-09-28

That's what they all say the very
because "GETS-IT'' Is so simple and
easy to use-put It on in a few sec
onds-because there is no work or
corn ooling to do. no pain that
corns on your mind. All the time It's
working-and them that Mttle old
corn peels right OF. leaves the clean,
corn Il gone! No wonder millions
prefer sGETS-ITs. Try Il tonight.
sGETS-IT' Sis sold and recon-
mended BY druggists everywhere 26c
6yR Lawrence = Co. Chicago. ~
sold N nrookinss and recommendsd q
- worlds bet Corn remedy BY Brookingu
Pharmacy.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-09-28
BUSHN ELL

.>oIlon ana FANNY H. A Melcher and
FANNY ana W. A. Bushnell and family
mad a JOINT picnic dinner IN the grow
one Il ohe-haiI miles northwest OF
buSnheH Suhuay.
bernard macy OF "hlte' was a
buSNHeI1 VISITOR MONDAY morning.
MI ana MIS- van Dyke OF Manning,
IOWA ana MISS bert'e billings and
N!S' =. - DAVIS Oh brooklhSs' are
III D0S"neI' IHIS week OH business.
Deo'7e opp'HNo ana "He' OF ROCK
i|"p'US' IOWA were ''S'''Hs 'ohh Pop
r'"-o 0u"u"H
,''"' SAINT! NIUE Oos - very III
VII" an "''"CA oI aPPe"uIcI'IS'
o'''I"l Oh the !o"HS people attend
'u |"' 0""I' III N"'Ie NeuheShay
''eA'l-.
MI. J." VI AIHS'IoH~ ana CnliaTth'
l"u' Il "'h7'na' are 'IS'llhs reia-
i've III INu'"I"'
T. T. 9'ua" mas " large cFe" WORK
'"-' -''I"'- 'e"o! 10 move INTO ms
"'" 'o1"''o"' ne - "INo moving ms
~IeSIuelce ONTO d .ol one lock south
Vi - - ooo"S =
Mss Lima" "7""l'' "bo - atteAu'
'i7 MS" S1"ooi J." D'ooAiHSs' was
''o''' o'e1 '"lui""' an" "uHu"S'
RAJ VI Aurora - dolhS
lllF IIl4S4l4llE WI anu IdItlliS III 7.
l. "e""H : ne" 9'oIe'
M'SSeS rloIeHce anu Laura Juuu
SpeHO SATURDAY Hl5HI III bIoohIHSS WIN
'"eIi 'isIei' Ni'' os0" MUTT
MIS- iounS ana sIdnuSoH' MASTER
'"Hio' Oosne' IeOuIHeu " MIu'aHu IHS
hi'' Vi inc "eeh' alVe' d TWO hohth9
'i9lU Win heI udush'er' MIS- + VI En-
ilsh"
ME- re'e Lehn"rt went 10 EIh'oh
oe'"een TRAINS 0"'ulua! 10 10 S"op'
pine.
WIN N'inNe' u HdI''eS' iowa -
'ioIHhs ! "a FoU'eI UHiS "eeh'
= 0eu"ih anu l@lhhS duVoeu u
oiul"" ouhuaS' 'iHI'lHs Hdi4 Mditin'
hi9' 0eudm > oloIheT
Mi9Se7 susan Evans irene gross
guests OF Katherine Armstrong Satur-
udy' haChelIhe accompanied thelh
PACK ana spent sunday ID Whlte.
MISS Minnie oiSoh ana heT orother
Ola1' OF ROCK RAPIDS, Iowa. IS visit
Ing their uncle otto olSon' east or
town. this week.
ROBERT coon ana "lIilam Arm
strong went 10 okl FRIDAY after
hchooI 10 90
IL. II. Peters n the principal OF
the "hlte hlgh school were IN BUSH
nell saturday afternoon. Inc prlncl-
pal called on {. l.. Dlmmette, who
gladly showed them through our new
school building. The professor spoke
very righly OF our school.
Mr. n Mrs. John White visited A.
b. hendricks, south OF Aurora, Sun
day.
Ben SlInpSon ana wire lett the latter
part OF last week for Tennessee where
he VIII visit his parents for a few
weeks. Later he will return to North
vile, s. d., TO take up his work as pas
tor at that place. We regret very
much that he Is leaving. because he is
well liked by all in Bushnell. Rev.
Sharp. Of Fremont. Nebr, is to be the
VI. H. pastor for the current year.
A farewell party was held at the
Balm home south Of town in honor of
Mrs. Mary Balm and family, who will
soon move to sanburn. N. d.
Milford chronicle., 1916-02-11
TULL'S CROSSROADS
(NEAR eREENwooD.)

The gentlemen of this vicinity have
been enjoying some close and interesting
games of crokonole. J. A. Collision and
Harry Banning have won the majority
of games played against j. C. Locker
man and Charles McCauley, and have
informed the last two named gentlemen
to prepare for another interesting game
soon.
On Friday evening Miss Emma Colli-
son entertained a few friends, who
greatly enjoyed the evening spent in
games. Miss Althea Adams and "Uncle
Jim" being considered the champion
'rook" players of the evening.
Horace B. Pepper has resigned as
teacher Of Woodenhawk School and ac-
cepted a position at Newark. The va
cancy has been filled by Raymond Moore
Of Millsboro.
The Ladies Aid of EDworth M. E.
Church will meet at the home Of Mrs.
L. H. Tuli on Wednesday evening, Feb
ruary 18th.
Mrs. Cannon, Of Bridgeville, is visit.
ing her daughter, Mrs. Norman Scott.
Milford chronicle., 1916-02-11

THE people of my district are up in
arms over the policy of the present Post
master-General. who is curtailing the
rural free delivery service, said a
Georgia Congressman in the House lobby
few days since. what is true of my
district, is equally true of other districts
in the State. The situation had become
so vexatious and the protests of the peo-
pie of my State so empatic, that our
State delegation visited the Post Office
Department and protested vigorously
against the present policy of cutting
down and discontinuiug rural routes.
firmly believe that if an election were
held in Georgia to-day that the State
would 90 Republican. l never saw the
farmers more stirred up. They say that
rural free delivery was one of the great
est boons that ever came to them and
that it was developed and established by
the Republican party. You cannot argue
the people of our section away from the
idea that it IS a Republican institution.
and they are frankly stating that they
are ready to support the party that helps
them and does something for them. If
the Democratic party is beaten in 1916,
one great contributing factor is going to
be the policy and acts of the present
management of the Post Office Depart
ment.'
Milford chronicle., 1916-02-11
HEARD At THE NATIONAL CAPITOL

New Hampshire is safely and surely
back in the Republican column" said
Congressman Cyrus Adams Sulloway, of
that State. The people up my way are
after everything that bears the Democra-
tic label In the city in which live the
Amoskeag Manufacturing Co., the big
gest cotton mills in the world, who em-
ploy $4,000 operatives. have for weeks
been running on a four day schedule.
The drawn curtains of these mills two
days a week, is an object lesson of the
results of Democracy that will not be
forgotten for a generation. One of the
operatives of this great corporation said
to me jast before l came to Washington:
Now / do not know much about this
tariff business, but do know that when
the Republicans are in power / have
plenty of work and good pay. That's
good enough for me and that's the party
that will get my vote. This represents
the sentiments of the New England
voter. He will cast his ballot in 1916
for the party that keeps the mills run
ming and the pay envelope filled. Our
industries and our people are absolutely
dependent upon the policy of protection
for prosperity aud good business"
Milford chronicle., 1916-02-11

lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound and told my husband about it.
said l know nothing will help me but
will try this. l found myself improv-
ing from the very first bottle, and in two
weeks time I was able to sit down and
eat a hearty breakfast with my hus-
band, which had not done for two years
| am now in the best of health and
did not have the operation. - Mrs.
JOHN A. KoEMG, 502 Flushing Avenue,
Astoria, N. Y.
Every one breads the surgeons knife
and the operating table Sometimes
nothing else will do; but many times
doctors say they are necessary when
they are not. Letter after letter comes
to the Pinkham Laboratory, telling how
operations were advised and were not
performed; OF, if performed, did no good,
but Lydia E. Pinkham' Vegetable Com
poundwas used and good health followed.
If you want advice write to
Lydia Il. Pinkham Medicine Co.
(cOnfidentiaD, Lynn, Mass.
Milford chronicle., 1916-02-11
FEEBLE, AGED WOMAN
Saws Vinol Made Her Strong

Grand Saline, Texas. am an aged
woman and for long time was weak
and feeble but Vinol restored my health
and strength so that feel almost young
again and am doing all my hOusework.
Old people who are weak and feeble
should try Vinol and know its merits as
l do. 1t is the best medicine to create
strength and for chronic colds / have
ever taken. Mrs. FANNIE E. RODGERS.
Vinol, our delicious cod liver and iron
tonic, is sold on our guarantee to benefit
or your money will be returned.
HW.D. Moore. Druggist. Milford. Del.
Milford chronicle., 1916-02-11

tonicS. l was get
ing worse everyday.
/ had chills, my head
would ache, l was
always tired. l could
not walk straight
because Of the pain
in myback and had
pains in my stom-
ach. / went to a
doctor and he said 1
must go under an
operation, but ] did
not go. / read in
fha manor abnnt
Milford chronicle., 1916-02-11

Next week, for the benefit of those
who expect to use Old Biddy, or in other
words, follow the natural mode of incu-
baton this year, we will give a few
hints for helping her to perform her
perfunctory duties.
Milford chronicle., 1916-02-11
Poultry PoIntera

Keep the youngsters dry. Many die
as the result of becoming wet and chill
ed, causing internal troubles. Death
results before you can administer a re-
storative.
Milford chronicle., 1916-02-11
Fruit t-GrOwers, Notice

For this Spring planting, we offer fine
lot of peach and apple trees. We have
the newest improved varieties as we'll as
the old standards.
Come see them or write for lists and
prices.
Our stock is absolutely reliable, clean
and healthy.
Many Of the finest and most profitable
orchards in this and other States went
fro n our nurseries.
We have been established here for more
than 20 years. and have the largest nur-
series in the State.
We offer Plum, Pear. Cherry, English
Walnut, Japan Walnut. Japan Chestnut,
American Chestnut. Hopkins Chestnut,
and Maple shade trees, California Privet
Hedge plants and Grape Vines.
Catalogue free.
The Delaware Nurseries
Milford, Del. D. S Collins, Mgr.
Milford chronicle., 1916-02-11
WOMAN AVOIDS
OPERATION
Medicine Which Made Sur
geon's Work Unnecessary.

Astoria, N. Y. -" For two years
was feeling i'll and took all kinds of
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-21
@erliert sd;aScnflaac.

Scr 5oa BON George Ie@rop &C.
gen Die gettenoprf Arle Company,
mcld)er porgeiterll i'm Scott Gol11tp
giltriftsgeridt 5llr @erballoll,ng
fam onrdj sic Sllitruftion oes
bic Gerbn1olung lcitenoell Gidters
an Die Surp, Elm Geroift 5l1 @ll1ltcn
Der beflagten @e|ellidaft abaugebell,
5lt elrlem pl0blid)en glbidluB. De-
@ram batte ollrb Die Anpalte Sci
MIDI lu1o @ollOil1ot ll,lo Scott 1lro
scott cine Sdaoencriabflage I'M ge=
TRACE BON $4,000 gegen Sic 8etten=
oort Mrle Company apegen Gerletsln=
gen, Die er an IA. Salll1ar 1918 in
Oel1 9etrleb Der beflogten @elealdaft
e%rlitten boben miu, onltrengell lalien.
Ils Der Iaa am %. Sftobet 1918
perbonoelt mltrOc, iprad cine sSl1ru
Dem &lager $1,000 Sdaoeneriat 51,
Nie befloate GeIellidait qegte orlrd,
Die Nnpalte Gpof llllo gaQl1ff gerl,.
rl1llg belm Sberltaotsgpridt elm
lpeld)es bic g1tiheioulls Ser Inter:
llltan5 lu1litleB mo OIL oielelbe 5ll.
riitfpermies.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-21
ii. lit Dor einer Mnchp neltnrhen

Sid, tit Dor eil1er @od)e g%eltorben.
1as Ibleben ibres 8aters bat Sen
5oo BON Srau @ilfens bei dleunigt.
Gle yer torbel1e muroe anr z. Mpril
1868 in 9abenport geboren llno fat
bier 3elt lbres Sebens g%elpobrlt. Sim
IS. Sltli 1911 perbeiratbcte lie lih
nit Serrn Sobn s. @iltelns, Ser lie
llberlebt l1eblt 54pei Sobnen, slrtbur
mo @aloo &oOler lopie Sen folgel1-
ben @eidmiltern: Gus q. 1lrb 6ranf
sid bon 1apenport, Otto s. bon
Omaha, Nebr., @llgp 6. BON Mc-
Ganslanb nn0 6ral1 Selen 90. Sober
BON S%pringfielo, 8.
Sic 8eerOigln1g miro am Sol1l1=
abeno Nadmittag Inn 5tpei llbr POM
Iralrerba1ie, SEQ. 11S @arrel Str,
aus in Der 6amiliengrl1ft auf Sem
Eiae Sill Srieobof ltattfinocn.
5reulloe iin6 5ur Gralterfeier i'm
@al1le ei1gela6el1, 0oh gebt sic 9e=
ltattlt1g pripat Dor lid).
6raM gliabetI 2od.
Sn ibrem Seine in Mo. 1915 Mof
Sslano Strabe lit geltern Morgen
Inn 5ebn l1br 6rau @li5abetb God
nod lal1gerem &ranfenlager geltor-
ben. Die Gerltorbe1le fanl in ben
fil11f5iger Sabren oes lettell ssabr<
6ltlloerts nod, Gapellport llllo belab
einen groBen @efanntellfreis. Sic
ml1roe ant 4. Mopennber 1886 int
2o%rost0wn, 8, geboren ltllo nerbei=
rotbete iib Mlrfang Ser Ged3iger
Sabre NIT @errn a6omas Sod, Ser
Dor Is Sabren itnrb. Sic 8erltor=
6ene miro iiberlebt BON orei S6M1el1,
6reo bon @artlep, Sa., Mllfl1s bon
Davenport ltO Mlbert BON SPRING
tielo, g. o. lomie elmer Iodter,
Iralt 9. q. @bite BON Mltanlorlt,
&an.
Die gorbereitrnge1 fir sic ge=
eroiglr1g lino rod l1idt getroffelr
mor0en.
Clarence - 0 MI . NJ.
4n Scr Iipbteritis lit porgeItern
Meno fl1r5 Dor Mitternadt Clarence
59onpion i'm Soma Soloiers' Or
pban Some ~geltorben.
Die 9eer0igung bat gdtern Mad)=
mittag llm Orei l1br BON ser 90. g.
goies aapeQe aus a1f Dem Safoale
Irieobof ltattgefunoel1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-21
@ooorO,u @iiun
@iro olldN Davenport @eiltd abii
ten nlto bier Heoe holtcl1.

@ie ser 0rabt gelterl1 aus @aib-
illaton lneloete, miro Eraliocnt
@ooorom @ilion an %. Sal1ltar
- alio am Spnntug cine SSahrt
nod oen1 @eiten oes 9aloes altrc=
ten, llllt il, cil1cr Heibe Ser groBeren
Staote Meocn iiber uAsreparcoacb"
SIT balten. Nas aall5e 9allo Don Dem
atlantiihen S5eall bis 5llll po5lfl=
.iden llllo pom ben erpBen Seen bis
SUM 8plfe bait Don ocnl Sdlaglport
yYrcpareoneb" mioer.
Solange sic Mnterifaller llidlt cut
oetft hattell, bob lie pprbcreitet lein
n1iiiierl, I'M alien Gpcltl1alltatel &C.
gen inlagill1re Seilloe lit 3entralelt=
ropa porbeu9en SIT follnell, luar sic
&orbcrcitIdlaft cher ctlpas p%cruerfli=
dies als @lltcs, oelm ol1rdl lie batte
0os Trellbell=G e1tidllalo ieinc gez
maltigen militariid)cl1 Siege crrlul=
gen. Nta1 'd)impite alli Sen oellt=
iden ulo prel1biiden uNfilitaris=
mus" rmic Gin @reis, Scr lid} 1id)t
SIT bclfen meiB."
Abcr Ieitocm u@ir" elltoetft bo=
ben, mic Sitter l1pt1 cine ltarfere
Ilntte lllo Elm gr6Beres Seer lit, lit
es ii6er Sen Ncutlfe1 M~iliturislnlts
%mGl1sdenltiQ %acmorbell. Ienn mclm
Don tonangebclNen Manllcrn oes d.
felltlld]en 9cbclls llllo BON eillflllbrei=
dcn 3eitlut9et aQgemeine @ehr=
pflidt Ser Sllaeno gcforoert miro,
menll 0as 2ano, oltrd) Sen cltrop1i=
idcn ariea in einen 3llltano hober
gllfrcgltllg perlest, aegelt Ieilloe III
allc1 pier Sirmnelsrid)tunse1 lid) SIT
idiisen glallben mllB, ltno lpellll Dor
ollc1 Iingen oie 9l1gelegel1beit Ser
milltarildcn @ereitldaft SUM politi=
id)ell @m1ptiaftor Ser fpmnmenoen
geationallpabl lidl altslpad]it, lit es
eriidtlidt oaB oas Sdinlpfen mli
preubiiden nlo oel1tidpl1 Militaris=
mus st @rabe gclalttet meroen nu1B
nod Dem befanntcn @rllnolab, Oab
aper inn @lashauie iitt, llid)t nit
'Steinen merie iol.
Graiioent @iliolt miro mabridrin=
lid on eillenl Ser erlte1 Gage Des
Mollats Scbrllar in Davenport eir=
t%reffen nllo cine &eoe ii6er Are
p%areoneb" balter.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-21
sd)aScnflaac bccnoct.

Der Iall Don $. 9. Garmidael,
Observation-Disclosures ser Mad)lalien=
ldait BON @erbert S. @eurp, gegelr
Die 9etteloorf slrle Company, MEL
d)e in Ben bieligen @erid)tel1 un0 inn
Sberltaatsgeridt lett brei Sabrela &C.
idrpcbt 6at, lit porgeiterl1 enolib
oltr6 eine sdli6tl1ng Ser beioel1
Garteiell sum 9l6ldlllb gefommen.
Mls Der Sal 5llerlt perbanoelt
lpllroe, erfannte cine SSllrD Dem Std
ger $4,000 5lt. @id)ter Sollle BE-
idNtitt Oas geroift arf $4,000. Ger
&lager legte Scrl1fllng ein, Die ibm
perlpelgert ml1roe. Gr appelirte OH
oas Sberltaatsgeridt, meld1es ent=
ldieo, Oab Ser Mid)ter feil1 Med)t hat=
te, ben bon Ser Sltrp feltgelebten ge=
trag 81 beidneioen lt1b sper1pies bie
alage all Die llnterinltan 5llrild.
Sic 5lpeite gerbonolllng began1
al11 Weontag, aber ebe lie gum slb=
ld}lltB fam, ml1roe cine ginig1ng er=
5ielt. Ser &laaer p%erIangt sdooen=
er1os filr 6en SOB bon @erbert s.
@el1rp, Der Don cillem &rabn in Sen
gettenoorfer @crfsn aetobtct moroer1
lpar. Sic 9llnpalte bes &lagers 1pa=
rel1 glp ltro @llib nlto Sic Der De-
flaaten @elealdaff Goof u1o @al=
llrfi.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-21
ssauit6 nnb grianb.

vs. ltdllfen alle Staat5 minilter
Gom @bnen big. gum @idelfinb:
@ie lire 5erren gtaatsminitcr
90 ilberals fpntraltrei9 iin0.
8ie fat 5errn Isquitbs grpBe @olhen
'@eorobnt, sebonnert, rallb lnb ldrial
8ic bat Die Sallit Sen Sild eeorol6en:
S6 lperbe 1iegen - tpeil idj mill
3uglei6 lpar aber in Sem sa,l5e11
@ebriil elm leiles @ort red,t Dos:
@rnlt lit bic Gage Der Sinan5en . j..
l1no gnglanb iulrbe ldmer nerpDs.
l1no ipie fat 6err 8rtanb gepettertl
yin jebes 8ort ipar &euleni6lag.
Gin jcper Sab ipar bilgel1mettert,
8ic's lonlt nun 9elcalIe permaa.
3usleid bo6 ldnuppernD Ser Sran5pIc
Sic groBe Nale III bie 2uft:
Mus beg Wlinilters llnterboie
grbo6 iid itarfer SriebensDuftl
Sic BADEN 5mar nidt ausgeiproden,
@as nidt gum Srie6enslpiaeu paBt,
Mllcln man bat i'm ebr geroden,
Sen friebcnsfur6tigen aontrat.
Scarf ga M II.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-21
@pun Geloc ser lSolitif.
.. @. aimberlD ion remtblifaniider
&al,oioat fiir @%iirgernleilter lcin.

Nus areiiell, sic oen ~fiibreaoel1
Mcpublifaller11 iehr l1abe %ltelen, mllr.
Sc inns geitern slbeno mIitgetbeilt
oab Staats : Superintendent 9. @,
&imberlp Ser repllhlifanildle &alloi-
oat fir Sen Goltcn oes @iirserlllei-
tiers in Der fpnmlen0en Staotpabl
iein ,piiroe, falls @iirgernleilter Il.
freo 6. Mlleller cine @ieoernplllina-
ton nit oller Glltldieoenbeit ableb-
llell lpiiroe.
9tlemano pernlag alt5ltgebel1, mos
@iirgernteiiter Mllellcr tbln miro.
@or 5mei Sabre1 meiacrtc CT lid,
altdb entid)ieocn, oils &alloioat allf-
5lltretcn, llllo man aebt nid)t fcbl,
mellr lllall sic oamali0c &al1oioatltr
&err1 Mllcller's ais ein pcrlol1lidlcs
Spfer be5eidnct, bus er Ser Yartel
bradlte. @crr Ml,eler bot uor Mto=
l1otel1 sllriid peridlieoeltlid) erflart,
aus @eilnobeitsriidiidten allf cine
ab%ernlaliee &mnoioatlIr SIT per5idlten.
Sbaer mieoer oellllod) lal1fell miro,
uernlogen ieine intinllten Ireu1oc
llidlt arSl19cbcn.
Ga staats- Mepraielltant .. @.
ainlbcrln in Ser lebten Stoatsmabl
cine eritarmIidje Starfe, entmifelte,
10 lit er Don BEN repltblifani ldlell
Tiibrerll als mDslid)er &anoioat filr
oas Nn1t oes gilraermeiiters in Mus
iidt gellolnnlen morOen.
s(m geitrigen Gage baben alOcr=
mani at large @lll. $. @pid) lomie
gloernrall @iQian @rebmer lire Mb=
iid)t erflart, iid) INN Domination l1n0
@ieoermabl ibrer iepeiligen Memter
Sill beperbell. alderman @ln. Wpel=
Ter Don Ser speiteil @arO bat gel tern
icille OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES beraltsge=
11ot1l1elt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-21
SIR Der SrrenanHalt sc.

SIR Der Srrenanfalt Set
Cumberland. Mo., bat iib Der Sc
Sabre alte SpGp Bottom OIL benz Sen
tier ieiner 3elle nit einem @treifen
hes 8eituaes erbdnst. Der 2eidnam
tpuroe nod benz .Sauie feiner @9ne=
fter, Jrau Sobn Midmonb, in Como
coming sebradt.
Sir Die 8 &inber bes Sobn
g. &leinleiniden Gbepaares in
Mtansfielb, Sbto, par ba5 lebte
Mei6no9tsfef elm febr traurises.
benn ibre @ltern murben am Mbenb
porber getDtet. als Elm 3ug Der Grie=
8abn i9r 8ll9sb iiberfubr. Rleinz
lein uno ieine Jrau butten fir i9re
&tnber MISUNDERSTANDING semadt
uno ben Magen nit Gelbenten aes
fillt, oils iie auf Der !Seimfabrt auf
10 tragii@e Meiie su ibrem 1obe
tamen.
e. Gin Dier It reit lit i'm
GanSbe5irte 2mabsbut Waberm ents
brunnt. Ser @erein Nteoerbaper.
8rauereien ba.te benz @afpirteperz
ein 2anosbut>2mb miteeteilt, Dob
bpm i, DEG. on Der 8ierpreis a.nf
benz 2anbe aui 50 Yf. er60bt perbe.
Der @altpirte @erein teilts nun leiz
men Witglieoern NIT, baBs er unter
allen llmltdnpsn an ienlenl fr:iib.,eu
geldluB, ben 8ierprei5 rur auf 20
Pfg. 81 er90ben, feitbqltsn iperbc
uno Dob Die Mttglieoer feline tpeitsre
BierpreiserbDhuns Dornsbmeu oiir,
fen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-21
Amfprpprirmua.

9ltrdl Sic Nl1malte @ilion, @rilf
n11b @ilion lpnroel1 gelterln in Ser
Office oes @rnnobudJfiibrcrs Sranf
Solm Sllforporirlulgsartifel Ser Ia=
pellport Giaur gpr Company binter=
legt. 1as slftiel1fapital batrdgt
$4,000 lllo miro gcrnoB Ser @e=
|1tinmlll1gel1 Ser artifel in Mllt6eil=
1deille1 BON je 500 alsgcgeben. 1ie
slrtifel geltel1 al1f oie 3eitoaller BON
80 Sabren. sIie geanlteln ser Sc
iellidait lil1o Ibeooore &rabbell=
boeft, Graiioent, lno 8l1ltap &ra6=
%bellboeit, Sefretar l1nO Sdotmei=
liter.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-21
Ger gulemu,t.

artllr &utIder, ser Miindener Cite
ratlrprofellpr, Der ais baberiider2eutz
r1ant i'm @elten ltebt, bot jebt cinen
gano Observation-Disclosures erIdeincn
lalien, III benen er II. l.. elm biibidcs
@ort ton ben 8abern Del einem Mnz
grill pcs @c9ners er5dblt. Gle b0ren
fran5olildcS i9nale unb 9illie unb bal&
ten li6 our Mblpebr bereit, aber es
fommt niemanb -.
9age9en flin9t INNER tpieber Ser
8efebl beriiber: ugout le monbe Ell,
apant, tout lc MONDE en- apant." (gae
p%oripdrts.
gnbli6 miro es Ben 8abern gu
bunnt llnb, inoem iie langlam abrii~
item. iagen tie: Ser gl { M II
mpg net"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-21
@SorS int critcn @raOc.
2alttct Sic Nnflage gegen Sbermo
8rpmr.

Die @ra1o Sllrp fiir Sen Sar1l1ar=
0es Scott Golntp 3iitrffts=
gerihts beenoete 9citern Moraen it,
re Sibungen llno eritattete an1 Nad=
mittag 8erid)t Dor &id)terM s. Do
1legalr. @egcn SHERMAN 8rolpl1, Ser
lei1e Sdmagerin, 6ralt Sobn 8rolpn
eridob, ml1roe cine, slnflase allf
Morb jim eriten @rao erboben. Ser
NegerSgarl @lrrfe, Ser Dor lnebreren
Wonaten feline Geliebte Git6er See
Sobnlon ill einem @allie an Ser A.
ulo Soma StraBe id)oB, ml,roe in
Mnflage5ltitano megel1 &orperper=
letu11g nit Moroablidt periebt.
3lpei Mnflagen nuroeit gegel1
Iral1 &elp erboben. Cine Mnflage
lit lpeget @etriebs ei11es l~lnr1oraIi=
ld)en @alties al1 Ser @eit 9. StraBe
lll1o bie alroere megel1 8enubllng Ell
ltes jlngen Maod)ens inter Is Sab=
relr 5lt Groltitutions5mefen
8ege1 BEN @ried)ell Wfife Speros
bon Der Dit 2. gtraBe mllroe eil1e
Mnflage megen ngelebliden Ser
faufs alfobolbaltiger @etranfe erbo=
6elt. Mnoere Mnflagen lino:
Scot glorioge, Sob1l glarf ms
Sangs Cannon, ginbrl16;
9ert gl111op, StraBenrallb;
Conn gopo, idJmere &orperperle=
blrng.
Die Narnn Dor, orei i1 Mnflage-
5llltan0 perietten Gerione1 meroen
gebcimaebalten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-21
9 3 + 5.
uGutai6 amb Gcrlmuttcr".

Gas bier allfs Gort6eilboftete BE-
fanllte Stiid vRotaib an0 Gerlml,t=
ter" miro an1 fpnun1el1oen Sonlttag
5lt einem Encouragement 1la1 benl
Gl1rtis Spern6al1s fo1n1t1en, mas
ii6erli6 Don 5ablrei6en Ibeaterbeiu=
dern rpiqfomnel1 gebeiBen miro. Die
llripriinglide @eididte erl6ien in
Der 3eitlhrift uSatliroap gpening
Eolt" nto mltrbe ipater fiir oie @iib-
ne bon Mo11tague @laB %bearbeitet.
Gle Encouragement Gbaroftere bes
tstilfes limb uslbe" u11o uM}amruB" /,
Die Observation-Disclosures iilno. 1as
Gllblifltm fommt tbatiadlid) nidt
aus Dem 9aden beralls. l1nter Sen
6eoeuten0eren Iarl tellerl1, meld)e
Notaib u1o Gerlmutter bier sur slltf=
fiibrll1g ~l6ringen peroen, befia10en
ltd) 2ottie aenoaa, Ssllles Soroalt,
2ep &eld), Marie @ome, Gus Gobell
nno Surrp Sud-.
SGe @irt9 Of a Matipu.
Sim Sonnaben0 Morgen INN -aebll
l1br miro bas trefflide @anoclbil6
uIbe 8irtG Of a Station" IN elmer
Spe5lalDprltell1ng I'M @lrtis Sper1l-
6aus ge5eigt meroen. Die Treile fin
oiele g~orlteallng betra9en so Gents
fir &iloer fir ale Site i'm Sauie
nro liir grmadyiene $1.00 fir Sic
beIten Site NIT f%allenocr gfala.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-21
@cdielflaec.

George guis bat gcltern ourd) oie
Nl1malte &allfnlalllt, @illis Ii. 8eler
&lage gegen Mllgelo Golos al. gnge=
10 angelifas a1ltrsngen lolien. Der
&lager perlangt Die Slllnme bon
$500 iiir 10 @ed|lel 5l15iiglid G
Ero5ent 3inien pom %. Nlai 1914
IBIS sum aegemartigen Gage. gire1
Der @ed)lcl lalltcte auf $50 unb Bic
ilbrigcn allf $40.