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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-17
SiIba &c. Mattbcp's &urtraac.

Trau &iloa sc. Mfattbep bat Dor.
gcltern Nbcl1o bel Dem 9altfett Des
|SbirtpSbrce Glnbs it Ml1scatint
eincn iallltrirtelr &ortrag iiber ibrt
GrlebaIilc in Der &riegssp11e echal.
ten. Ser Ibirtp= Sbree Club lit ei11e
abnlidc Gereinigung mic Ser Con.
temporary Stub bon Davenport.
Selte Muraelt reiit Srarl Mattber
iiber Chicago llod indianapolis,
S11b., 100 lie fir BEN lnorei9en Gag
filr eincl1 Gortrag eebudt lit. S1l
nlditer @ode ipridt iie in Chicago.
lleber iene Gortrage entaebmen mir
Der Mbenopolt Don Mittlppd) oas Sol
gerloe:
Cine Mnsabl bcntiher &erren ntb
Ian,en triift @%orfebrll1gen 51t Gor=
trdgen nit 9idtbilocrll, meld,e Iral1
Siloa 20. Mattbep aus Gapenport,
So, iiber sic 3uitdlloe in Sitprell=
belt, Golell ulpo gelgien bier in Sit
caao baIten miro. Iie giIoer iinb OIL
Srt ltno Steae allfgenon1n1en lpor=
Den.
Trall Mattbep bat oieie @ortrGge
.Mreits ill elmer Meibe pom Staoten,
mie 3aoenport, Matscatine, 91lbltqlte
lt1t0 S1naba, gebalten, sic bortigell
3eitltngel bafell iid iebr giinltig lt1o
em~pfeblel1o oarii6er eeal1bert.
6rall Wfattbep tit in Davenport ge=
ibr Softer NOR ein alter Mdt=
ul1Opier5iaer al1s Sdleslpig=@olitcin,
ibr 9r11oer lit 9iirgermei tier BON 9a=
penport, llro ibr @atte lit CT. @enrp
Mattbep, eil1er ser tiid)tiglten Mer5te
BORT. St ging glcih nod M1tsbrud)
oes cnropaiiden &rieaes nadN elltld=
lano, Inn ieinem alten gaterlanoe
feline 1ienlte ullelltgeltlid sur Ser
fiigll1g 5l itellen, rno lit jett a1i
Ser @eimfabrt. Die &einertrdge oie=
ler Gorleiullgel1 iino nod) 1tets bon
sSral1 Matt6ep entlpeoer bem Motben
ODER bemr Solbatenblinoen=
beim ia Miinden iiberlpieien mor6e1t.
Sir MbbaItung bieier @ortrage ir1=
tereiliren iid namentlid) bie @erren
6. s. &rlletgen, $. 90. @l1ttmann,
ab. George, Sobn @ebel, Sreb @Iein,
Ser6. @aItber, @uguit 2ueoers, Ser
1aro @orpih, gbas. Sdnffrer, S.
Oolr @blom un6 Mn0ere, iopie sic
Damen BON ser u@eiel1ldaft Grbo=
Graii0enti1 6ralt Soa 9dra=
Der nn6 @efretarin 6ralt 80. Meis.
11arn; ferner 1ie 3amen &C. 8au<
manu., 0einna Sesel, so. GeidI b..
@plotp, gdae0Ier, Sellmam1, ~.
Sdaalte, 2oos=Guder, &aal1er nno
anbere.
Ser erite gortrag finoet am %.
,Sebruar inn @ermania &lubbaus
tatt, Der 5tpeite ONT "a. Sebruar ut
Der Moroiei Sl1rltbaue. Die 11a6lte
Ser genannte11 9an1en nno
miro am fommenoen Mitt=
tpoh 9end]nstttags ann 4:5O HIT int
6ptel aaiierDof @arlor s., abgebal=
ell.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-17
Soma Madri9ttm.
Wsmscatu,c.

Vie "Sontbsg aitern 2umbermen
Contention" trat am Sreitaa letter
Wod1e IN Nliscatine in @ibuna. ct
Iipa 800 @roBz linb .@leinbdnSIer in.
galtbols,. iofpie reiienoe gertreter 1oI@
der 11abnten baran tbeir. Gs ipurben
3ltt'eiif neutrality-suspicious. ousaicbia
b%elproden, balptiadlid; tpie benz W1itS
betpefb Der .s@eail &rDrber" =Sauler
an beiten entseseugearbcitct lperben
fDni,te. Nh
Gincn suten @atb CAB benY galboraz
@dtlolern g. 81. Sterling. @uriteber
pes Notwithstanding @epart-
Wenf Der ",Nationaf 2nmber Maanufae~
|tnrers Iliociation". CT laste linen,
tie iouten mebr III bet Iofalen 3eituns
gen Sci. Srtidaften. in neId6en lie lire
@eldafte betriebeu, attt5 eigein. l.
Sas duf bieIc @eiie a%llssesebene GeIo
tpiirSe brett bem %IofaIen 8aubpls6an~
Del 5ufomme,1, unb ba~bie@ Gor5ii9e fat
auer anberen characterization bemgons
llmenten in Ser 0rti9aft in Sen
ofal e n, 8ldttern a%ngeprieIen mir
ben. lei es fir Die 8anbol5bdnoler ab=
lolllt notbmenois, in berielben Mrt nno
Beile an5u5eisen.
elareace Srambers. friiber in Deus
eattne tpobnbaft, Gin 9ireftor Der 2r=
bin Slim So. lit fiirsIid nlr NIT fnapz
per Ssptb Dem gobe bnr@ Grtrinfen
ent9a1gcl1, or tpoute Sic groBe Nl1tb
I'M Stap TbaIeath galifouiHenl fir Die,
Slim So. %allfaebn1eitgs @lg Ell nit &C.
bulfenI soamit ,bei6aftigf iDsar,, CAB Set
9robe Gamm .ndA na,1 Sic b~eereinlfiir~
5enoe Slntb rib Bic Silmaz Mufncbmer
NIT 1td1 fort. 'Srdrnbcrs, ser INNER
ei1 gutter G6tpim1ter mar, bieIto 1id
ilber. 89ai5er, biz CT 9esen einen gaum
9eld>tpemmt tplrhes an tpeFden er liA
anflammerte. ,&pns .bielem tpurbes er,
als Die SSllutb iida ettpas t,erlaufcni bate|
Ite, sercttet. Gin Nditglieb Ser Slim
Anfnabmeseleui9aft lit in Ser Slutb
e%rtrunfen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-17
Som sobc abbcrufeu.
@arrp Mnton Singer.

San Seine ieiller glter,1, @errn
l1no Trat clinton Ginger bon SEQ.
2024 6arion straBe lit geltern Mad)=
mittag Tim $3.50 l1br Serr &arrp
M1lton Singer inn glitter bon 90 Sab=
rem aeltorben. Ser gerltorbel,e muir
De IN Iapenport geboren nnb bat
bier 3eit ieines 2ebens gemobnt. Gr
mar auf bem Mrlenal ongel teat. Mu=
Der ben gltern miro er iiberlebt bon
orei Sdrpeitern: 6rau @b. SOB, SRI.
Coma Singer, Sralt @iliam griffin,
2 8riioern, Mnbrelp u116 @alter
Singer.
Sic 3eh Ser 8eer0igl1rg miro lpG=
ter befaf11t gegebe1 mer0elt.
@erbert @aIlnff.
5erbert @hnuff BON SEQ. 1452h
@eit z. StraBe iii. eeltern Morgelt
INN $40 l1br i'm Scott goltntp So
lpital nad langerem @ranfenlager
geltorben. Ser @erltorbene tpurbe
80. 3e5ember 1883 IN 9aber1port
gebpren. .Sier beiudte ct nie st.
Soiepb's @emeinoeihule. Gor lei
11er l1eberfiibrung ra6 Sem @oipital
arbeitete ct ais Bartender bei Se,1rp
'5trltpe Don &c., 500 @arriioug n.
ST miro iiberlebt BON ieinen Gltern,
9err1 ll1o 6rat Mlbert ganllff Don
gto. 1452h @eirs q 5traBe, elmer
Sdfpelter .ur6 0rei @riioern.
Die 9eeroigl11g miro am 6reitag
Weorgen l1m $50 l1br bon @ani=
gar's 2eidenbeltattuu1gseeid91H aus
eiaem IraltergottesbienIf INN.
lteul1 llbr IN Ser ct. Splepb's Aird)e
a1if Dem 9olp 6dtlilp 1rieo9of ltatt-
fitoer.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-17
qufaIer 2ettubutdA

Davenport, 16. 6ebr.
8lrhihnitts : @aron1eteritano 1904
0llrdyldnitts Senperatur . . SO
Sod)ite Scmperatllr bette AZ
gsieoriaite Senlperatur lebte Nadlt %
Norulale Se1rperat1tr fir 33
Sabre . "a
DurdiduittIide Se,tdtiefeit Der
2nft 10
Mieoeri6ras in "a 5tunoen 600
@orberridcn0e @illoridtll1g S@.
@a~iieritalo I'M Z l1br Morgens 100
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-17
Marsbemolner Suab Metttricg.
Snmpriitiid %gefarbtc, pbantaiiidc &c.
frad)tuna. y


Sie folsenoe enslifde 8etrahtur,g
bes Welttrieges, 9etleioet in oie buz
mpriftifde 5orm zines 9eridtes oes
auf Die @rbe entIanbten 8ertreters.
0es MarstDniss an sic Marsresie-
runs, neroffentlidte gum Sabresab@
{6lub Der betannte enslil9e Sourna-
lift Smells 8rer in Der 2onopner
rDailD Mails: .@rbabene Maic[tdt
oes Mars! Ra9 elmer 207 Sage ldnz
gen &etie ourd Den 2uftraum iInb
mir unberiebrt auf Dem r@rbe" ses
nannten planeten atselangt. Nun=
mebr erlaube th mir, Den. folgeuoen
orabtlolen 8ertdt bur9 bic 2iifte au.
er1tatten. Mir iinb in elmer @egenb
gelanbet. bic @robbrttannien genantt
miro, unO mir Definben uns in Ser
9auptta0t lpnoon. Die 2eute bier
limb weoer %rieienbaft, nod tlein fpie
Snfetten. Sic ipredsn unD i9reiben'
nit benfelben 5ilfsmttteln tpie mir,
unb ibre Spra9e babenl mir ldneu
selernt. Mu6 ibr @i7en' lit fir einen
Marsmagen senieBbar. SroBbem es
uns alio ni9t fdle9t sebt, erfiiIt
unier Mufentbalt ouf Der groe uns
nit GROCER Srauer. 9enn bas @plt
Der 8riten uno Die N0lfer pieler ans
oerer RDnigrei@e uno 2d1,ber ra1en
segeneinan0er i'm pilbe1ten unb
iaredli9iten aIer Rriege. So ertldrN
1t4 al9 Der S6reden bel urierer
Mntunft, 90 Die 2eute oadten, DAB
Elm feinofihes 2uftidiff getD1nmen
1ei. ..s !.
@ir fms gu Der Ginfi9t, sstomz
men, baB oiefes 9plf Der 8riten, in
beiien Mitte mir uns befinben, sror..
Ben uno manniefaltigen @efabren
seseniiber ltebt. Denn lire Resieren<
Den 'leiten iieI .ni9t, orbentlid, pa lie,
aauoerno, nenis tiiatis uno alll;7 tel.
mem enersif9en, @ntf9luB fabig fms.
SroBbem Die 8riten~ ,ibr Blu! persie..
ben miiien, fasen Die leitenoe 8reife:
bies 1T niht euer, 1onbern unisr
arieg. l1nb 10 ntrb Dos Bolt in
9untel6eit, l1ntenntnts unb l1nii9erz
beit gebalten. 9te 2eute erfabren- llur
tuenig BON Sen mabren friegerildsn
@reigniiIen uno au9 oieies ipenise
nidt pprtgetreu uno NIT GROCER @er=
Ipdtung. ltnb 10 murbe Der @ei1t Des
Bottles nod INNER nt@t erpedt, ME
.es unbe0inst ,er5uroerli9 tpdre. SUM-
&C. 3gsiunbe 3eute geberti It'll s3ibil iipas
3ieren, mibEet1b.a dftere fYdtriptet, Bic
I5rau unoj 1Rmoerl baben, Die ilnisi
form anapsen.a Die 'griten slauben
Elm freies @olf 5u ftitl iii Mittli1z 4
felt, aber rfi6reni DEF Minifter biei(
&risgs sel6afR in anmaBenber 5iWeiie
tpie Diftatpren. sic Ienbsnt Bic Rrupz
per. eeessn, Den 5einb, oApe lie nit
ausrei@enben Mensen bpm Munition
.al lbsr}s6en. Iau1enoe boh 9ebsh
baerSen burd d9peratio11en fgeopfsrt,
,oiie ether betninftigens perioh ,lpons
,Mnbeginn als @;unfhtnig un1 3.oussi1
.tatslpS erf9sinen muBten. Gsiaiit9
talrm sIallben. bab esa bel oieien
'griten fein GeieB gibt, 6as bic &az
item 'oes, &rieges gletamdBig uunbb ge
re6t tibet ooqs' Wollf perfeilt.i gelbH
jebt.. III btsth f4tper lten1 aarnpf;ff bend
>Sis{es 2ortlD ienlnlse 5l 'beittber lutte;
III etteAr auge,, ste Ole Bsgietn nod'a
INNER I'M Dorteil erf9einen ldBt,
aaubern 1ie, iberal ibre Pfli9t gu
tun. @s nerben Morte semadt an
!5telle bon 5aten. 9as tits, mos
mir bis6er beoba9ten tonnten. Der
arieg 1T f9redli@ unb 6auert
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-17

@citcrn Macins Circuit atsentelbet
iperben mlbtc, Ser lctten @ienstag.
ben IS. Scbruar, feline G%eriammlrmg
abbiclt, llm Die Cite Ser berldicoenen
8cttrcn,1cn pdbreub bes ssabrcs 1915
Ifcltsultclcn. Sic 8iir9er bon Sttum<
ina 5ei9ten Sen ridtisen n8ooiter"e
@eilt, 10 bab bie Mftien5eidnung cine
lebr lebbaftc iuar.
&caa.
8ieber eine ate MeIiqllie ais Ser
Gionier5eit bon Soma ipirb berihipinz
Den, tuenn Sic alte. inter bem Namen
Sd)olte Z Stride befan,tc &ird5e all Ser
ipeitliden @riten straBe bon GeQa bon
bem neueu gisentbiimer, ser ein@pbnz
bails auf be,n EIate5 erribten min, ,niez
oergeriiIen nerben ipirp.
Sic Stride lit sic dlteite in Marion
gou,itp. sic ipllroe aus 6pls, hos a,f
DEM 2atbe bon $. $. SHplte, SEM
@fiinoer bon Gena, sefdllt; tporbeh
ipar, errid]tet. SIN Ser Srpnt Ser airz
de befanb ii6 Die Snidrift: .Sn SEQ
ipes nostra ct refusium~ (SnGott mt
iere Soffmittg unb 3uflltdt). Sic al
ten Eiontcre bon Gella tparen iebr res
lisi6s.
Sic &ir6e ipurbe 1856 an gteue
oes idennenartisen @ottesban1es, bas
adt Sabre Subor erballt ipprben mar.
erridtet, Sn ienen Saeen ipurben Die
&irden au@ als sdulaebdalISoc benntt.
Serr sdplte %sriinoete bie Stride. Ser
@runb nno goben, allf Dem lie ltano.
-ipar iein gigentbum unb CT mar ibr
&aitor. 8nlb nadbcr nabm ein
,3peig Ser Grcsbbterianer Z Stride 8es
iis Don bem &irdensebdrDe. ipditcr
mar nieies Gigentbum Ser @ierz
ten @eformirten Stride, Die Bic bor me-
.n1isen Sabren lire @ottcsoicnlte oarin
dbbielt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-17
GrnnSeisentgnms : 11cbertrasnnscn.

aobn altoa an Gtta Morga1r,
G6eil bon 2ot 1, @lod 2, Comm
Grinceton, 5000.
gllton &retid 11n6 Strait an Otto
Sdlllcter, IbeiI bon 2ot 1, @lpd
1873, SeGlaire's 13. Mboitipn, 81.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-17
Gentofratiidjer Sanfns.

ga. S. Malop> @oriieer 0es Demo
fratilhen @taot-g entralfomiteg, bat
anf 0onnerstag, Sen IL. Sebrltar,
sQbenos aht llhr, ei11en aallflis ein=
berufen nm aomitemifgIieoer nn6
1eIegate1 sur 5taotfonbentio1 sl1 er=
apdblen. Die aal1fnIie merben IN Sen
folgenOen @laben ltattfil1oen:
1. @arb Sdnad's @alle, 3.
nno @o1peG.
2. @aro ~ 1ra1lro 2. @re5il1ft
5rien0lp &ouie, 3. uno Saplor Str. /;
3. &re5inft, geor6meit Davenport
Sllrnballe, 1902 @aibington Str.
3. @aro - 8ranot's 5ol1baae,
S24 @elt 2. StraBe.
a. @ar0 - MrmprD @ol.
5. @ar0 Seem @in1baa Sotel.
6. @arb ~ S1t 1openport guru=
balle, Moli1to 1nb gobp gtraBe.
Iie Ere5irrfte iin5 gu fplgenoen
3elegaten bered)tigt:
l. 8ar6, /. Nre5inft, s; 9. Gre.
shift, 10; 8. @re3inft, s..
2. 8aro, !, Ere5inft, s; 2. Gre:
cirtft, 9; 3. @re5inft, IA.
8. @aro, |. Bre5inft, 10; 2. Ere=
snuff 6; 3. @re5inft, s.
4. @aro, l. 3re5iaft s; 9. 9re.
5inft, z; 3. &re5i11ft, s.
5. @oro, l.. @re5inft, 10; 2. 9re.
SHIFT 10; 3. 9re5inft, A..
6. @oro, 1. 9re5inft, 9, 2. @re
shift, 6, 3. Gre5irft, 8.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-17

9erangebli@ altefte Monn
in Mtiouri, Sobn %. Mcgonnell.
1T i'm Otter bon 106 Sabren in Gs~
rom, 8arrp Gountp, eeitorben. Gr
NOR felt 35 Sabren Mitiper unb Elm
5ebn Iberlebt i'm.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-17
BettteDeru

p gut ,t.b btlfiS ees
reitt8t. - 8etthber3ise ,perbef. setuaa
t&eu ttttS setabt, fotpte Natr"t,n e1t
auSSebeFerts
&ans @asuer, 1113 pefi. 3, Str,
0abenbort. SSsua.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-17

- @abe,r Sic idon SIo Msiliion
gier pro6irt2 @leid NIT bem beiten
inportirten @ier uno empfobIen bon
ben 9oftoren. Hod Sslano @reming
@ompallp. @lna.0
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-17
Mnattaei1 FIR
| 9rtettss!dts, Bertdste, Ssrlsts,
BuhuuNAeM ct

IN bteier Sf,1brat tperben far etnen 9nl
BIZ 5l ether 9odet au ben n~adfolge.1as
ben Staten inisrirt: Bis 5ls bier Bellies
ooer berett NJAm Soc, Mer bier llnA
'MS gu n1t 8eiler $1.OO. Seine anaf
5eige tpirb fiir als 5Oe dnQes
ttor1u1er.
Sir SteIenge,uAe tptrb Bel elm. 80
iehsmaliger Srferttnr 25c bere&ret.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-17
stabt nnb Gonntp,
9onnerstas, ben II. Jebrnar.
@eHerbaidM.

s @ab ington, IL. Tebr.
Sir SIlinois nno Soma: Setter BET
n1aBiaer Sclnperatur Gonncrstag
mo Trcitaa.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-17

4a;-- Ser gildof bon gonSou biuiet
-es. bab man grtrinfen6en, ipeil iie
9eutide iino, feline @iiffe %leiitet. Ser
8iidof BPM 2oubpn lit Ser ipiiroiee
@crtreter Der &aditcnIiebc sn,abe in
gnelanb".
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-17

Barnm Mietbc bcsablen? @a,fer
Sic Elm 8 3i,nmer< @aus. Gin 9rifteI
8aar, Der Nelt gu $1,000 per Motat.
Nab5nfragen 1903 Union ctr.
: IL,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-17
S9bett.

Ser Boone County uSbort gourle",
Der @titte lebter ISOLDE ~abgebalten
imlroe, ipar iebr gut bell1dt. l1ebcr
800 Sarmer unb @elddftsIeute be-
tbetltgten ii6 a bemieIben. Sic
Is6nlen in Der sa1,sen Yeeeno tparen
fir Die TSase Ibes G,Gbmf3 GDltr{eAiigcz
,ldlpIien, 11an,itsiG i,ahen alnoa DRaabt1en
t@desenbeit erbintte1rg aiirf benu itnters
ridt IN Den fiireiie ei1tseridtefei1s alaf<
len pes Short gpitrioY t6eil3umcbmeu.
lSiarmert bic rsieirals saporsd cil,ci,t
uSbprt gourle1aabeigepnbnti l)atfets5
1ine lgaegn!5 erntll1taitil6'i iber Shs ibners
sgsebotene. IMP abiaf aaebret aus lNnaites
erflarten, baBt trttrh Dets n5ablreiden'
'Befh6 unb Die ssnfmerf fatufeit Ser
gbeilnebrIer ati Dent sGoltries beipieh,
len tperoe,'Snb Sic 9Sarnters fnrtidrittz
liben Soeen slsdhgtide ftno.sd aultfa;
i.o5SmSf 6nttsbaltungsi i fgapdftntenf,
SSem ais 2eblraalma egMeiboeiltenf
airbe sllgetpielens apury mar Der MJtz
Sraiig Il. grob, paB nph Gin 5uidtliGer
8nlim binssnigepsenG lrerbcns lmnbte,
I'M EIds ffiir ale ansiDufieu. sf6 sd
sIladJ Bic ant 5amstdga absebaltere
grpBe RferSe1 irnba Siinem ~ Mus tell
lung tpar Elm grober, ole Gripartungen
iibertreffenber Grfola,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-17

Mnsuit gan @afenbope m1dte BIT.
te Is. 8. 2acb. gfod Sslano 2ines.
9es Moines" ieinen gegentpdrtieen
8obnort angeben. 27.1@
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-17

5r perfaufea: Gin 8 3immerzSaus
nit 8aierbei5uns un6 8aiierleitnng
lno ionitige gerbelierungen, neblt flint
2ots in .5iD : &nd Sslanb gelegen.
gsad5nfragen inter 81. 81. 81 in Ser
DSer1otrat : Sfftce". 15,18t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-17

gerlanst: Gin gbrebbu9 Ser 5taot
bonn Sabre 1915. Mbrefe
nebIt Rrets etc. inter IS. s., an BET.
Ser 9emofrat". 14.bntp.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-17
Ssfalppia.

5otpar6 9abibion, ein @tubent bes
germ College un0 @efddftsfiibrer bes
Eenn 8lee Clubs, erbolt iib langiam
bon ben Solsen zines %lleberfalles burd
Strolde in 5racp, 0littipp6 Dor adt
Sagen. 9abibion tpurbe, als er eilig
lnla6 bem 8abnbpf lie, I'M rta1G
ifaloo1a 81 abrsn, bon ben gtrpfben
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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-10-07
Held IN BAIL ON
YOUNG GIRLS Charge

John Towers, charged in City Court
this morning with improper conduct
with a young girl under age, was placed
under $1,000 bail for court. The girl
also is held under a like bail
James salisbury, counsel for Towers,
requested that bail be fixed at $500, as
he said Towers could obtain this
amount. Judge Churchman refused to
reduce the bail on the ground that the
offense was a serious one and $1,000 was
the customary bail. An attempt was
made to question the girls age, which
had been given as Ia years, but Judge
Churchman ruled testimony Of the girl e
father in this point could not be con-
troverted by cross eXamination OF the
girl. and refused to permit any qucs-
tioning on that point.
The girls testimony regarding Tow
ers' conduct was confirmed IN many
particulars by other witnesses.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-10-07
Street DIRECTORS CAN
NOT SUPPRESS noise

Noise caused by trafflc on Eleventh
street, between King and French
streets. cannot be suppressed by the
directors Of the Street and Sewer De
partment it was stated at their meet
ing this morning when a communi-
cation was received from Clerk Of the
Peace Harry A. Brown. asking II that
could not be done The department
recently paved the street with the
highest grade materials.
The Levy Court, in whose behalf
the request was made, fears that the
traffic will greatly interfere with
work when they move into their
quarters in the new municipal build
ing.
A request for an arc light at Twen-
ty-seventh and Madison streets was
deferred until investigation can be
made, while an application to better
the conditions of Madison street, be-
tween Twenty-ffth and Twenty
seventh streets. was referred to
Street Commissioner Frank W. Pier
son.
Two readings were given a resolu-
ton removing that portion of FIT
teenth street between Union and Lin
coin streets. from the city map. That
street has not yet been opened.
The matter of lowering the grade
of Jefferson street, at Twenty-hrsl
and Thirtieth streets. was referred "a
! Street Commissioner Pierson.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-10-07
SOON TO ORGANIZE GREGG
SHORTHAND ASSOCIATION

Wilmington. following the example OF
New York, Chicago, Washington, Bos-
ton and other leading cities, will soon
have the advantage of a Gregg Short
hand Association, the object Of which
will be to help every ambitious writer
of Gregg shorthand to aetain greater
efficiency in stenographic work
The association will be composed q
two classes of members-active and as
sociate. All Gregg writer's, graduate,
undergraduates, or present students OF
any school, are eligible for active mem
bership. All Gregg enthusiasts, that IL,
those who have never studied the sys-
tenn. but who are interested in its
progress, are eligible for associate mem
bership.
All those interested will meet at s
o'clock on Thursday evening, October
10, 1916, on the third floor Of the Odd
Fellows Building, Tenth and King
streets. j. w. Hirons, vice president OF
the Beacon Business College and prin-
cipal Of the shorthand department of
that school, has been chosen as tempo
rary chairman. Mr.. Hirons is an Off
cial member Of the executive board of
the Eastern Gregg Shorthand Associa-
ton. and is a member of the Gregg
Shorthand Federation.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-10-07
STOCK BROKERAGE FIRM
OF |. I. LAYTON & CO. FAILS

L. T. Layton G. Co., members
OF the Philadelphia Stock Ex-
change. with an Office in the Real
Estate Trust Building, that city. an
nounced a suspension of business
yesterday. A few hours later the
governors of the exchange suspended
the firm for insolvency.
The affairs Of the concern have
been taken over by J. Howard Reber
an attorney, No. 1901 Chestnut street.
Philadelphia. It is generally be-
lieved the failure will be small.
Layton & Co. is one of the smaller
brokerage houses. with branch
Offices in Chester and Trenton. Low
der T. Layton, the Stock Exchange
member OF the firm, could not be To-
Gated yesterday. He is understood to
be in Atlantic City.
The total assets thus far brought TO
light consist Of $44 carried on deposit
at the Franklin National Bank and
Mr. Layton's membership on the stock
exchange. valued at between $4,000
and $4,000
The immediate cause Of the suspen'
sion is understood to have been the
collapse OF the Mecca Tire Company
Of Trenton. in which Mr.. Layton was
said to have been heavily Interested.
The plant was closed about two
months ago.
Mr.. Layton has been a member OF
the Philadelphia Stock Exchange
since July %, 1909 He is well known
In Wilmington, having lived here for
many years before going to Philadel-
phia lie was formerly ticket agent
here for the Baltimore & Ohio rail-
road.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-10-07
Warrants sworn OUT
FOR FIVE Bakers
tContinued From FIrst Page. }

AAUnllNutu 81 dbNsI
uty Attorney General Armon d. ebay
ter. Jr.. about the matter some time
ago. and that while Mr. Chaytor real
lied the cost Of flour had advanced
considerable, yet he said the law was
clear that all loaves weigh one pound,
and that II was up to the inspector
to prosecute those who sold lOaves
weighing less.
The manager OF one OF the large
baking companies, when asked by a
representative of THE EVENING
JOURNAL this morning what they
proposed to do. expressed much sur
prise when told that warrants had
been sworn out. He said that some
OF the bakers had an understanding
with Mr. Mcknight, that they would
be allowed until next Tuesday to ad.
just matters in cases where it had
been found that some loaves were un-
der one pound weight
This manager explained that with
-four at the present price il was i'm
possible for them to manufacture a
loaf of bread weighing one pound at
a profit. He said they had talked over
the matte rwith Mr.. Mcknight and
they stated that they would turn out
one pound loaves starting next Tues
day and that the price be advanced to
six cents a loaf retail This means
that the bakers will sell the loaves to
retailers for five cents instead of four
cents a loaf. He said the bakers had
no idea of testing the law that re-
uuires all lOayes of bread to weigh
not less than one pound. While the
law fixes the minimum weight 1t does
not set any price.