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The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-10-26
1915 YELLOWSTONE PARK
ATTENDANCE RECORD

Figures just complied by Gov
eminent employees at Fort yell
lowstone show that 1883 Yellow
stone Park visitors passed thru
the Gardiner gateway during 1916
This is the only entrance Ia
show gain over the proceeding
year.
According TO these records nca,
ly as many tourists entered the
Park through Gardiner as thru
all of the other gateways COM
hined. Tourists. going via the
Gardiner way, believe they see
the most picturesque scenery
as we'll as tour by the most direct
route. is the reason assigned for
this gain.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-10-26
WahpetOn hospital.

Wahpeton hospital.
Mrs. MertZ of the County Sup
erintendent's office visited the
chools north of town the first of
the week.
John Fink went 10 Fergus Falls
on Saturday for medical aid.
Some rather cold weather last
week with slight furry of snow
on Wednesday.
Arthur kressin, aathilda Radig
and Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Radig
autoed to Wahpeton Monday.
Miss Helen Snyder was a pass
enger to Wahpeton Saturday to
visit with relatives over Sunday.
Word was received here this
week of the death of Mrs. w. f..
Rhea at kenaston, N. ID. Mr.. and
Mrs. Rhea lived in our own viii
lage at one time and have many
friends who are grieved to learn of
her death.
On Sunday, Oct. 22nd at 4 P. M.
at the German Lutheran church
occurred the marriage of Miss AL
ma kressin to Herman Radig with
Rev. Hilgendrof officiating. A
reception at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. c..
kressin followed the marriage Ger
emory. The bride and groom
were accompanied by Miss Math-
Ida Radig, a sister of the groom
and Arthur kressin, a brother of
the bride. Those from dist
ance who attended the wedding
were: Rev. Hynik and family;
of Great Bend, N. d., Henery Veg
ener, wife and son of Cylinder, L.,
Aug. Meyer of Algona, Iowa,
John Markguaff and Henry Mey-
.er of Whittemore, Iowa and Aug
ust Zuach of Trenton, Iowa.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-10-26


In a Senate in which were
Borah of Idaho, Cummins of Iowa.
Bristow of Kansas. Clapp of Min
nesota, La Toilette of Wisconsin
and Norris of Nebraska. all
strongly progressive. but all Re
publicans, it was the Oil Guard.
.Aldrich and Pcnrose. Smoot and
Gallinger, that dictated all the i'm
portant legislation that got
through that body. And just so
it would be in any other Republic
can Senate. The Old Guard put
through the Aldrich-Payne tariff
and would drive through another
IF the same character.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-10-26
MARSHALL JUsTlFlEs WORD.

Republican newspapers and cam
paign speakers have been attempting
to make capita! out of the charge that
Vice-President Marshall referred con-
temptuously to the Civil Service us
the "Snivel" Service. Here are the
facts stated by Mr.. Marshall in q
signed statement from Cincinnati:
The phrase was not used with
reference to the merit system,
which l heartily favor. hut WAS
in condemnation of Republican
hypocrisy of that Party's use Of
the law and it's unjust criticism of
Wilson'S appointments. Thomas
II. Marshall.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-10-26

Democratic campaign should not be
financed by ninety thousand but by
ninety hundred thousand.
There is only one drawback to the
Democratic plun-it involves much
work. That work is being done by
the Finance Department Of the Nation
al Democratic Committee. the largest
organization Of good Americans ever
formed to finance good cause.
A Peoples Campaign.
At the top Of that organization is q
General Finance Committee headed by
Mr.. Henry Morgenthau. Next comes
State Finance Committee in every
state in the Union. Then come the
Local Finance Committees. The bulk
of the work falls upon them, but with
over 5000 Local Committees already
organized, the burden will be distrib-
uted.
The success of the plan depends on
the perseverance of the men of the
local organizations. 1t is squarely up
to them to see that this all important
peoples campaign is conducted with
the peoples money. Every citizen Of
America who believes in the demo-
cratic legislation of this democratic
President has now an opportunity to
make tangible proof of his gratitude
to the man who has guided the nation
along safe, sound, constructive lines.
Opportunity is not going to knock long
either. Do It today. The time il
short, much work remains to be done.
The Democratic National Committee
has no Bl0ated Bondholders' bank roll
behind it-nor wants it. But it does
require the immediate response of
every American who believes in the
rule Of the people, for the people, by
the people, and who is against the re-
turn to power Of Barnes, Penrose, Per-
kins, Aldrich. Cannon, Smoot, Guggen-
helm, Crane regime, who would as
surely wipe Wilson's non-partisan. all
American legislation from the books
and deliver the country to Wall Street,
as they would band together to shear
q lamb.
70 YOUR olI NOW.
Do it NOW-do your bit-make
your contribution through your local
paper if it is collecting funds; If not
see any member of your local finance
committee or mail your contribution
to w. W. Marsh. Treasurer, Demo-
cratic National Committee, 80 East
42nd Street, New York. Today. Now.
Help re-elect yourself and your IA
mily to four years more Of honorable
peace and glorious prosperity within,
and an even better preparedness
against possible aggression from with
out. With Wilson in the White House
you know what you've got; with
Hughes in the White House you will
know who's got you.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-10-26

as heretofore. We cannot get
foreign line'cars to handle this
business and when we furnish our
own cars they are usually lost for
years.
I'VE can do nothing more than
we are now doing, but shippers
can do much to improve the situa
ton. Records show that so per
cent of the total car days arc
consumed in loading and unload
ing. Therefore. if shippers could
and unload cars in half the time
now taken, it would be equivalent
to adding 25 per cent to our
freight car equipment"
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-10-26
DEMOCRATIC FUND
RAISED BY PEOPLE
Ninety Thousand individuals
Contributed Four Years AGO
to Elect Wilson.
LARGER NUMBER THIS YEAR
Wilbur w. Marsh, Treasurer Of Ma
tional Committee, Tells How
Campaign Is Financed and
Appeals for Aid.
By WILBUR w. MARSH
Treasurer, Democratic National
LARGER NUMBER THIS YEAR
BY WILBUR W. MARSH

SOBUI1ISSS0s
Where does 1t come from-the money
for this campaign button, that poster,
this banner, that electric sign, this
special train of women speakers, that
paid adj? How many voters stop to
think about these things? Presiden-
ttal campaigns cost money-some of
them millions Of dollars. Where does
the money come from?
The old method-patented, perfect
ed. and perpetuated by the Republican
Party-was simplicity itself. in it's re-
suits. 1t was the touch" system. For
the Big Bosses-I.ife Insurance and
Railroad companies, Steel. Oil and
kindred corporations-fifty thousand
dollars was flair" touch, a quarter
Of million was a liberal" touch.
They "stOod" for tout of gratitude
for favOrs expected. They knew why
they gave up" and how to "get it
back."-The Chiefs Of the touches"
made up the Invisible Government of
the United States.
That same old gang as surely con-
trolled this years Republican cOnven-
ton as 1t did the infamous Republican
Convention four years ago-and is
backing Mr.. Hughes to restore them
to power.
The Democratic Way.
Ninety thousand individuals contrib.
uted to the Democratic campaign fund
four years ago. The number will be
far greater this year. This is as it
should be. This is the DEMOCRATIC
way. The people are supposed to rule
in democracy. The people should
pay campaign expenses. This cam
paign is u fight between individual
interests AID The Interests, Democ-
racy itself is at stake and the welfare
of our Republic Is the issue. This
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-10-26
CALL FOR WARRANTS

Notice is hereby given that the
following numbered warrants
drawn of the General Fund of the
City of Wahpeton are called i'm for
payment on Oct. goth. 1916. The
said warrants cease drawing in
inrasf On Oof Doth inlc
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-10-26
WILSON WON ROOTS PRAISE
"Thank heaven we have q

President In whose lofty char.
aeter, In whose sincerity Of
purpose, In whose genuine de.
sire to do what is right, wise,
patriotic. and what 10 best for
the country and humanity, we
can all trust absolutely. !
trust him. He 10 my President
and would stand behind him
In his leadership" - From
speech by Elihu Root delivered
before the American Society of
international Law, Washington,
April 20. 1914.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-10-26

What grand time Wall Street
and the Republican Old Guard
would have Correcting President
Wilson's mistakes" and re-estab-
fishing the invisible govern
ment."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-22
Nfene 2ln3ei9ca.
9ooes:Mn3ei8e

Srcnnben mnb gefannten biermit
Die traurioe @abridt, baB n,,lere Iiebe
WSltter, Sdapiegernultter. @rp6nnlts
ter nao 1trgrobmntter,. Sra,t
@ar0aretba peterten
m Sonntag, Ben 20. Sebr., Menbs
I'M s ltbr, na6 Idngcm 2eibcn. I'M Mls
ter bon SO Snbren, 5 Wtpuatcl llub
20 Sa9cn ianft enti6laien lit.
9as 2cidcnbegdngniB finoct am
0dittipob, ben "a. Scbrltar, Nabmits
tags INT 2 11br, bonn Srnner6nltfc, $50.
1913 tpeltlife 2. Strabc, aus ttadg
Dem Sairmollrt Sriebbofc 1tatt.
lin titles 8eleio bitten Sic ticfbez
triibten @interbliebcnen:
Glaus 8. 3etcricn,
q. s. 8ctcrien, StIaboma gitD,
Sram Margarctba &aael, geb.Y eterlens
@lfalo. sSa..
Sran Catherine @ranbt, gcb. 8eter1el1,
@eemer, Nebr.,
Sens 6. Scterien, 8uffalo. Sa.,
S. &agcl,
Marcus Branbt, y
Sran 3crmi,a @ctcrfcn,
geb. &iitenmadcr,
Shpieeerfinber.
ncbit Gnfeln, nrenteln II. Seriuanbteu,
81. l1.G.22. 23t ss6s q,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-22
Ser ,ueiic Mabbi.

IS mar einn1al elm pciier Mobbi.
Bon linn bate ol6 Der Gar aler gfeuz
BEN alnoe erbaltcn, rnb TO geIdab es,
baB cites Cages Der 1borogclebrte Dor
Dem 6errider 1tanp.
Sag @a6bi, nero' i6 in biclem
@eltfries iiegen?" forldte bic ruliiz
l6e Naieitdt.
"@aterden", 10 1prab Scr @abbi,
ubebor id Sir Anttport seben fann.
111lb. id crit %ipilien, lpie in 9ei,1em
2anpe Die acknowledgement iueroen.~
o8eilerW9ann", a1tipprtete Ser Bar
umein 2anb lit 10 sroB. baB i6 nidi
allies iiberifallen fanr, llnb bqber mao
es ldon porfpmmen, bab bcm eincn
ober bem attbcrn 9ciner @lalbensaez
rolien l1nredt sel6eben lit u1b aud
nod gcldiebt."
9aralf Der Mabbi: u9iu, Damn ipir1
Der liebe @ott 9eben, aaB 9ein 2anb
balb 10 fleil1 miro, DaB 9u es iiber=
ldauen fannit. IT,"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-22
Merfmirbiae 2aternen.

Mis isbr bic ebemals li@tgetnobn.
ten Barrier unter ser BON :3eppcIin=
Iurht oittierten 8erbunteIuna ,brer
Straben nno pldBe leioen miif1en.
gebt aug elmer. grfin6ung berbor. .oie
~ Der fran5Dif@en 9auptltaot neuz
lerotngs bas grDBte Snterefe erreqt.
Sin pari1er aaufbaus bat ndmlth,
tpte. Der .@aulots" bon Stpla beri9z
tet, @tode nnb S@irme auf ben
Martt sebrudt, sic ben i'm 9uirtel
Der Jta9t tappenoen parifern auf
Dem Seimtpese bon Sbeatern uno
8aitbal1ern CUR 8eleu6tunq oienerr
lollen. pie Rrhden beiaster @tDde
unb S@irme finb ndmli@ nit elmer
tpin5igen elettrif9en 9anpe quf ether
9atterie berie6en. Driidi mon beim
umfunen Der Rride auf eiren
Rnopf, 10 leu9tet oas 2dinpden
milo unb gebeimnisbou. Wenr man
benz 8ert9t oes .@auIois" @laube11
l9entt, lauft balb paris i'll SCI,
4benbs uno Nadtfturoen NIT loiGen
len9tenoen @pa3ierit0den unb ytez
genf9irmen umber, nls fei bic. @!uDj
bon 9unoerten BON befpealihep
@luApirmaen erfiiQt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-22
&umitcs bcs Commercial Glnbs.

Graiioent 9lee0 Sane no11 Gonl.
nlerclal Club bat oie folgcnoc11 So
mites fiir Dos '%lallfenoe Sabr Ell
1lal1nt:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES - @. s. Mil-
Ter, 6. 8. @off sc. S. &ogal1, g6.
S. Carroll, g. g. Iempiep, 'MaIpb
@bitafer, See 9ougbertp.
&etail=&omite - u. s.. Sarne6,
8. 9. Duncan, 8. Neuntaot, SO. g.
@arfer, S. @cutldt $. s. 5dmiot,
S. s. @arter, Otto 8rl1et1al, s.. 6.
Sdarff 6re6 @enigbaum, 8. 6.
Sdlegel, Mid)aro @eitli6t ssobn
Sdaefer, s. 90. @eiiions1 $. s.
9reier, s. 9. Gbroop.
grefutipfomite - Ssiaac Geters=
berger, M.M. compton, @arrp 5pen=
Ger.
&olnite fir ousldroiiden San6eI
~ 50. &ronie, @otpar6 Notper, @.
$. M}artin, IS. g. Sanford, Gam
@ole, S. $. @urrper, Clos. Sobnion,
". ". GSeeIs, q. y. geffer, IS. Is.
Gardner, s. S. 9euis, @bas, Gaide.
Naltdidaoen =&omite - 81. g.
8ilfinior. s. g.l@ladpeu, 6. 9eder
Srend.
&flalterltnssfanite ~ g. .. @Io,
@ert @aligalL @tn. 6. Gotter.
llrterbaltungsfomite 81. S..
Sizes, gorliber; 1T BefugniB ertbeilt,
Die anoeren MitSlieoer 5l1 err1eu1en.
9alts=&omite + 9ert SaIligan,
81. 8. 90. NeioS1eton1 %. 8. @ater=
ar1a11. 1
gerfebrs- apnlite ~ gert Som,
@arrD &anielt, Clos. Iatnca1l, 81.
9slallgbter, 9. IS. &aptporo, gert
9aaigarl @tn. y@elf9bartm, %. s..
COMPTON, .@1n. @esel.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-22
'Mcter &abbincr fir sctmpcl sS11=
manuel.

SS11 eitter borgeitern ubgebaltenet
situng Der Gruiaeet seb0roe oes
Sempels emmanuel pnroe @abbiner
@rabam Snleberg, ELM aus groof-
Inn, 81. g., gebiirtiger jiioil6er @eijt=
lider, als &abbiner a1 Die Sempel
Smmanllel @emei1tbe berufen. SEER
Soltberg, melder fiiralid cine @ro=
3%bepreoigt bielt, bat Sen Gl1f argez
11pn111et.
IS gebt ifun ser @1f zines nr1sge=
5eidneten &eoners lln6 @elebrten
Iporaus. ST miro i1t oielem 6riib=
jobr bonn @ebrep Union college in
Cincinnati gra0lliren. 9is gum l..
Mai miro St. @oltberg 5tpeimal in
3opeltport preoisen. gpm 1. Mai
ab miro er leinen Dalterlloen @o61=
Its in Davenport arfldylagel1. SIM
lesten Sabre gelpalm er bei einem
oratoriiden &or1telt Ser l1niperlttat
Don Cincinnati Ben erlte11 @reis.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-22
Gin idmar,es Yto6lsm.
Bic Gict,ueiberci ber fran55iiidcu 2olo.
nialiulbatcn.

9ie ginsiebuns Der iduarsen
! soloater, gu Der bic frans0iiiAe Mis
Iitdrberlpottuns iid enti9lieben mube
te, INN sic srDbten 2iiden in ibren
armeen tpenigftens einissrmaBen
msaufiuleh, bat bereits gu 3ablreiden
RiBitanben unb 'N0t.n sefubrt, Die
taum CUR allieitisen 3ufriebenbeit &C.
l0ft iperben tDnnei1. Das Iebte
nfdmarae" Broblem, bas bic 8ebor-
ben 5rantreids be{hGftigte. betraf-.
pie I'M 'Sournal oes Debats ausse=
fabrt miro bic 5rase Der @erIor=
gung Der Neserfrmen, oeren oun.le
@atten aunt SduBe bes beiligen
5rantreids i'm Jelbe iteben. @iner=
ieits tonnte ma1t ttidt umbin, ben
I%n9eb0risen Der M%egerlolbaten
Observation-Disclosures gu sepdbren,
pte ben petBea Jran3oien, ai1otrz
ieits aber f9ien bic fir Dieie Inter
ltiiBungen erforberltde @umme ins
llnermeBlt9e gu madfen, ba man
ni9t bie 8ielpeiberei Der Meser in
.betra9t 9e5ogen batte. Denn Ole
ounteln 8enobner Mfritas geben in
ibrem Tamilieniinn 10 peit, bab fe
ii@ nidt NIT elmer ein3igen Irau
besniiaen, fonoern auf biefem @ebies
te einen nabren @ammlerfteiB un
ben. gag Iesen.
Soute man mum ieber oiefer -
leiber sefeBliden - Jrauen Die pprz
sefebene ariessunteritibuts aus3abz
len2 Ser @enerolfefretdr bon Guinea
duBerte iid babtn, boB bic polpgaz
mic in 4friia geftattet fei uno oar=
UNI jeoer Jrau Die &riessunterItiit=
5ung aasse5ablt perben miiTe. Dod
Der @eneralsouperneir bon Tran30z'
iH4zMfrita erbarmtt ii9 Der bebrob=
ten Staatsfdfe, in6em er i'm Sour
nal pfft5iel bu Dabomep bas fplgens
be ialomonifhe l1rteil fdnte: rDa
Die 5rauen zines Neeers in ieber Be-
siebuns eemeiniam bic @edte uno
pfli@ten elmer einaieen Jrau baben,
oa ibr damn ibnef, 3. 9. Bel ieinem
Sooe 3uiammen ni9t mebr binterz
la11en fonn, ais Elm Meiber in Benz
lelben 8ermSgensperbdltniHen ieiner
ein5isen Jrau, baben lie 5uiammen
AUDI muir bieielbe &rtegs unteritiBung
gu erbalten, bic elmer ein5isen lpeiz
ben 5rau 5utommt. Man tann
iid benten, NIT tpelher Jreube Sic
frans0iii@e pertpaItuug ii6f oieiem
llrteil ani9pB.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-22
Gin6rcder madJe, reidlc 8c,ttc.

Mls SEER llnb 6ral1 g. $. Meoore-
beao BON SEQ. 617 airflpooo 8o,1Ie=
oaro porgeltern 4benb inn 9:1O l1br
aus Der &irfe 5uriidfebrten, ma6ten
tie Die gntoedllng, oaB mdbrel1o if
rer Mbape ien6eit ginbredpr oem Sau=
le einen @eiltd a%bgeitattet u1o
'sdntlldladen nrt0 8aareelo inn
@ertbe BON $500 erbeutet botten.
Ser ODER Die ginbreder perlhaff-
ten iih @il1gang ms @al1s, inoem tic
et11 5eniter NIT einem Bredpiien oer-
lbrad)en.
Sic 9oli5ei lit eifrig alrf Ser gu.
dye 11a6 Den g%iat6rederl1, bic qpabr-
ldelnli6 aus Chicago eefomn,el
fine.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-22
alahHdes ANS ben ntaseooniid,eu

Die gesenb atpii9en @aloniti unh
Monaitir uimmt augenblidli9 un-.
Iere Mufmertlamteit in be1onbers bos
6em @rabes III aMnfpru9. Sic ift'
l4on9 i'm Nltertum cine Der beriibmtez
ten Ganbihaften Der banlaals >bez
tannten Welt isepelen, unb 19on
pamals pars ibr Boben nit benz 8lute
Der Sdla@tntdmpfer gebinst. Mber
audh tieine bebeutenbe aultur bate
li4 tf1@on frib ii5er iene Stdbte ut,o
ibren ggereth berbreitet. !9ier1 ftanb
bic Miese per ma5eponiiden Qgelts
maat. Sns pella, bon beffen Mar=
morpra9t tur nod geringe Srdms
merreite 5eusen, mirtten Die er{ten
aunitfer Der bamaligen 3eit. CURT:
pioes, Der grobe Sras0bienbi@ter,
folste einem Auf bes Mta5ebontertDz
niss na4 BELLA. 9ier ioll ct, Der
lleberlieferung nod, bon fpilben 1ua,.
ben 5erri1fen porben iein, ols er iid,
linnenb in ben Bergen ergeben mollte.
3euris, Der beribmte Maler, foil fir
Die Musf9miidung Der RDnigsfale in
pella einen Gbren1olb bon. fiebent
Salenten efbalten baden, unsefabr
100000 Mart nod beutigem @etb<
tpert. Ser Slang biefer Reiibena
perblt9 raid, obppbl fte ols romif9e
8olonie ii9 nod elmer tur5en Blites
3eit erfreute. 9as nunberbo1l, geles
gene Npbena, Die Stabt Der itiraenz
ben @affer, beren romantii@e S@6n<
eeit> bic &eifenben gar ni9t gertua
gu ribmen miifen, foll bic sStdtte
beg einitigen @befla einnebmer. no
pbilipp, Der @ater Mernnbers bes
@roben, bur9 paufanias ermorbet
purbe. Sn bieIer quellenreihen,
bonn Dufte Der Hoiensefilbe bur4-
me1ten @esenb iudt bas Mltertum
bic @drten bes Mibas. Sn biefen
Bergen batte Der &ult bes DionDios
Ieinen n%rlpruns, in @feifa itanb Elm
Sempel Mpbrobi:ens, befien @tdtt,
beute nod benz Wanberer ae0eigt
mt.b. Na4 einisen lag Gbeiia i'm
Sole, unb auf benz Tellen, Der $50
benz trast, erbob fi6 ruS alte 9legae,
oas BON perbittas gegriittbet mar.
Mr9elaos berlegte feline Nefibena mad
gbefia, pbilipp erbob banr pella
our 9auptftabt. Mopenazg bei1a liz
nit benz Namett elmer R0nigsto9ter
8leopatra pertniipft - nidt Der
Nesppterin, fonoern elmer go@te,
pbilipps, bic bier benz &0nis Der
Wloloifer bermdblt nurbe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-22
SicdcnJcim nnb MrmcmBats ber=
idptplscm.
CHARLES Cartons sl,tr sllpcrinteu-
Oentet bciOer County Snltitltte
crl1alllt.
Menic @orlrall's &ciigl1atipn als Sll=
perillteloc1tin Der Snfirn1ary
al1lcnolllten.

Die bcreits Dor lncbrercn @odcll
bonn Ser Icmofrat" %gebrad)te Mel=
Iolll1g pom elmer geplantell Gerid)mele
sung ocs County Some nit Ser Sit
firmarp BON Scott @oll1tp lit in Der
geltern abgebaltencn Sisllllg Ser GU
pcrpiIorelbeboroe sur Sbatla6e ge-
mproe1,.
Oils Superintendent ser bei0er
Goul1tml1ltalten murbe SEER Charles
'Garltens nit eillerll Sabresgebalt
bon $500 angcitellt. gr miro bon
leiner tiid)tigcn @attin lmteritiitt.
Gas bisberige @ebalt fir Serrlt
@arl tens betrllg $500 nrol,atlid) fiir
i'm ltno $50 fir leine @ebiiIiin, lpcl-
dies III Oieicm Sale ieine Irau mar.
Mlld muroen ibn1 5mei @ebii1fen NIT
eil1em @ebalt bon $50 monatIid) l1rlo
freier Citation belpilli9t. Mae iibrige
9iilfe hat SEER Garitens aus ieilter
Nermillignl1g Sl beSablen.
Sic bon lSral1lein Nellie @prtlal1
als Sl1pcrinte1loentin Scr Snfirmarp
l1i1terbreitete Heiigllatiut aul1r0e BON
Ser @ebor9e angel1onlltlel1.
Ser &pttraft fiir Sen 9rnd oes
5inan5berid,ts bon Scott @oul1tp
Ser Iiuna Don Siblar uno
Gbanrbers fir 0ie Suulme bon
$225.4O 5%ugelprod)en.
Gin bon Mrditeft Glal1len borlie=
8eridh iiber sic 8eenoigln1g
Ser administration gelangte sur
9ie Mrbeit ipltroe gut
gebeiBen. Gie @%e5abll,ltg apiro in
Der nad)iten am 6. Mara 1tattfinoen=
ben Sisung Der @eboroe a,1gemielen
merben.
Mebrere @ittpen Nenlione11 tpar.
Sen getpabrt.
gine bon Or. 2alnb bonn patboIo=
Sn1titut oes MSercD @olpitals
gelten6 gemadfe Sor0erung I'M 8e-
TRACE bon So fir SOS Gooter zines
Sdafes tpur6e betpiuigt.
Sem @elu10beitsbeamten galen=
tine mllr6en $50 fir sic 9eforoe=
rltng bon p%odenfrat1fen @atienten
nod Dem ct. &oberts @oipitol &C.
SEER Galentine batte fir ieoe
Die in ieinem Mutonrobil nit
nad Dem ct. Moberts So
ipital gemadt muroe, $500 .gefor=-
bert, i'm gart5en $4,000 fir sebr1
Die 8eb6roet bemiaigte
$500 fir ieben Sag, an DEM er
ODER me6rere Gotienten til lei
mem Mato nah Sem ct. &oberts So
ipital gebradt batte.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-22
|. ba||0W
Ser Solts= Ganoibat
fit republitaniide domination
fit
Mleermau=at=9 ase.
Yrimdrnabl, am Moutag,
ben %. Tebruar.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. &mri1s besablt
itdl.

SIN elmer geitern abgebaltenen Si=
sltllg Der allre 9re0 2ipe Stool 81 i
iociation init Dem Grefltinfomite Der
Scott Gollntp 6arm Improvement
2eagl1e berid)tete Graiioent 81. s.
BON Der lebteren @ereini=
glll1g, oab Ser fiir5lid) int Ser Mrmo=
rp @aae abgebaltene ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
lide &llri lts eilten fleil1en Geiniiber-
ldl1B ergeben babe.
gs apl1rbe beidloiien, 0emnadit
cine 3ulamn1enfltnft in Ser Gong
'8rone Sdule a%b5ltbalten. ; Grauer=
beidliliie mltroen anIaBlid 6es Mbz
lebet1s BON 90. 6. Moorebea0 boz,
glne @raS n11o Soiepb st. M1cglean
BON @llton a%nge1omlnelt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-22

gefonDers ergiebia
mar bic perlenfH4erei, bic als ftaatz
!i@e @ere@tlame apei in, Delsnib,
i'm fd4iif9en 8pgtianoe, mobnbafz
ten perlenfu@ern iitertrasen lit, in
Dem eben auenoe 9cgunaenen &riessi.
1915. Snfolse 9inltigen WaEerila1,=
oes Der WeiBen Sitter uno einieer
Observation-Disclosures pogtldnbifher
JliKe uno 8d@e fonate Sic Yerlz
fi19eret biz in ben 9pqtberbit bin<
Elm ausgeiibt iperben; babel ipuroeu
20 Belle, % bolbbele, IL peroprbene
Wogenannte @anbperln) uro l6
perlen sefunOen, Die nit Ser @9ale
oertpo9ien, aber infplse ibrer 5roRe
uno Reinbeit immerbtn BON erbebli-
bem Merte~ paren. 9as t0nisltbc
Crime @etp0lbe gu Dresden be,pa6r.
me9rere S4niire toitbarer Glitter
-perlen auf; es 6efinben iid Darunter
Stude i'm @etpi9t bis q Rarat uno
Els gu $50 Marf Mert. Die perl<
muf4el geDeibt nur in folder SLUT
len nrO Baden, oeren Waiier .ei1ien
Ralt entbdlt; ;au6 Sic Mbfpd1er Der
Jabriten limb ibrem Geoeiben Dnl<
oerlt4, uno man finbet es geredt=
iertigt, Dab Sic tDnisIi9e 5taatsvez
sterung i'm aQgemeinen, tpie I'M be-
ionoern fistaIif@en Snterehe oarauf
oringt, bab por alien bic ~pogtldnoi=
Iden Snbuitrieorte baIom0gltd)lt
spedentipredenoe &~ldranlogen ihaf.
len, UNI Der 9erunreinwung Ser flies
Benoen @slpailss poraubeaasn
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-22
Meent freiaelaiien.

Der 5au gegen 6. 6. Sobnion,
gertreter Ser Continental @ilpcr
Got1pal1p bon Chicago mur0e gelter1
Msorsen Don 9oli5eiridter 2ol1is Is.
y%toooepig nieoerseidlagelt, nad)oe1n
EN- Gertreter Der @eiellid)aft perlpro=
d)en bottle, Bob Sobnlon na6 eine1n
attoeren @ebiet gel9idt meroe1
piir0c.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-22
stabt nnb Gonntp.
9ienstas, ben %. Gebrnar.
@eHu6eridA
@oihinntnn. %.

@aibineton, %. 6cbr.
Sur Sllinois: l1nitetia Bel miloer
Scmperatur 9icnstag, mabrIdeim=
lid better lllo cttpas fiibler Mitt=
nod.
Sir Sopa: l1nitctis 1ienstaa urto
ct1pas falter I'M @citen; Mittuod
tpabrid)cinli6 better llrlb falter.