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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-04

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lperben muB, neil iiG fem Mann
finoen ldBt, Ser es leiten min, 1T itBt
in Wafbinstpn 9arbor i'm SoorI
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bat Den bisberieen poiImeifter s. g..
Sttoien CUR Mufgabe Der SteIe gee
5tpungen uno Der @eneralpoitmeiIter
tonnte teinen Madfolser finben, ID.
oab oas poitamt iebt fdliebli9 cuff
segeben per0en mubte. Man bate
bas apo1tmeii teramt nidt muir etner
qrob BEN 3abl bon. 9etlter1 angeboten;
1onberni iogar .al1h es in Sen s3ei=
tunsen bes 9oor @ountp benz publiz
fum our@ Mn5eigen angeboten. Die
8epobner Ser Srti9aft tperben in
Submit tire poit burdH %2anbbriefz
trager bon Detroit 9arbpr be3ieben.
Sffi5iere bes oieer 5as
sc bon Mm@eiter, @nslanb, in Stem
Dprt eingetroffenen britii9en Damp
fers ,Dunclut6a" .beri1teten, ibr'
9@iff lei am 10. Sanuar tpabreno
zines 14peren Sturmes bonn 8lib
~getrpffen porben. Ser 8liBi9lag 5erz
iplttterte Sen oberen Sell bes @or=
oermai tes unb bic @rfditterung nor
etne 10 gepaltise, bab int eriten Moz
ment ieoer glaubte, Der 9ampfer fet
auf cine Mine e%elulfen. Man befanb
1t9 in Der Rriegsapne unb bic Retz
t%ungsboote btnsen ausgei@nungen
uber 8orb, 0p9 bdtten lie nidt Be-
nuBt perben tDnnen, ga Bel Ser ftiirz
mtiaen See an Elm gu Wa7er laien
oericlben ni4t gu oenfen NOR. @don
rabm man an, 59iff unb Mannz
t4aft ie; benz l1ntersa1g getpeibt, ols
elmer Der Sffi5iere nod pben .bIiate
uno entbedte, mas pafiert NOR. Dte
rSnnclutba" par fa{t ndbrenb ibter
gan5en Meberfabrt, gu Ser lie nabe5u
einer Mpnat gebrau6t, BON Srtanen
geplagt. 81.
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les go. 119 Weit ctr. in Nepart,
q. S.. s%elegenen aii9enfeniter Der
Mobnung geitir5t, pelde ie nit ibrer
9Gpeiter paultne benobnt. Ma9barr
fcnoen bic 8enubtlofe aus &opftputl=
ben bluteno allf Dem pflaiter oes So
fes. Cine bonn ct. 8arnabas : So
Tpital requirierte Mmbulan5 brahte
ote 0erunglidte, bic anfdeineno einen
S4doelbru6 erlitten bat, nod BEN
genannten ar%anfenbauie. SIS lit nad
Mttteilungen Der @9ne1 ter mDgli9i
oab 5rduletn @milp Mielano ppn
einem 94ninoelanfaI befa1en murbe
als lie in bic Stefe fab uno ben Der
lu9 ma9te, bic D%ereiite Wdf9eleint
BON ben pfo1ten fret gu betommens
Die beioen betaeten Trauen erndb.
rem ii9 bur9 &nDpfeanndben fill,
Observation-Disclosures. 5rdulein pau:
line Dtelano fonnte iib nibt ats ben
gett erbeben, ba lie an einem Snflu;
ergo : Mnfoq leioet. 9eshalb beiorgt,
ibre Sdlpeitsr Sic 9auspdide, BE
oeren M~usbansen tie per'nglidt lit
Die 81 ter lit ungemet1
Iruatbar, oa iie in Der 3eit BON Sun
ois September pit iiber cine Mil
lion Suase probuaiert. 9teie entiptt
teln fi9 innerbalb Der @9alen be
Mutter, f9pdrmen bann aus I'M
fieOeln ii9 gemeiniam gu fogena,ln
ten Mufternbanten an Jelien I'm
Rltppen an, in6em iie our4 Mus
i@pibunsen ibrer @@ale BORT felt
] mndhfen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-04
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0apcnpnrt, 3. M'ur5.
Iurd)ldnlitts E 9arometerltanb 30.33
3llrd)lhnitts : Setnperatur . 10
Sodlltc S%cmpcratnr beute e. 81
9eieoriaite Semperatl1r leste 9eadlt s
Mor1l1ale Senrperatur fit 33
Sabre . 90
g1rdidnittIide Gea,dhgHeit Der
2llft 80
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Gorberridcnoe @inbridltl1ng N@.
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-04

8ir pertpeiien r~odjnluls auf
ben Gortrag bon grnfeiior S. $.
Naarmann Dor Der 6reien 1eutlden
iSduleemeinoe am gonntdg Morget
Inn 5ebn ltbr. 9rofeiior Iaarma,1l1
miro cine Sabrt 11ad Sen groben
See11 beidreiben. 3er Gortrag miro
b1rd 2idtbilber erlautert aperoen.
Sreier gintritt.
sefretdr SSrpirlg &. Mormooo
bat geltem Die an i'm ergalgene giin=
laollng, bic S~allptreoe 6ei4 Der for
mellen groffnl1ng bes ,,nel,er1 Il,=
buqlle Commercial Gll6g qn1 nod
item Dienstag gu balten, angenom-
me1t. .Serr Morpoo0 ipirp iber bie
Wetbooen, ,melde @%eidatslel1te al1=
einanoer fette1, ipred)elr.
8r1ce @iglep, @eiiber elmer
8rocerD at Der Is. ltno Brabp Str.
lbertd)tete geitern Morgeu. ser 9oli=
SCI, bob In Ser 9ead]t alrf 5reitag
@%inbred@er ieinem 2aben einen Be-
JUDI abgeltattet llno 5abaf, @feifen
ur0 Gal1oD erbeltet batten. 9er ODER
Die ginbreder beridnfften iid) gin=
gang IN Dos 2ofal ourd Muf6redcn
elmer @interfbiir.
~ SSn Ser p~orgeltern M6en6 in ben
Standardization Ser Mpoie 2oae
I'M &imbaa @otel abeeboltenel1 regel=
maBigen Situng Der Davenport 2o=
ge SEQ. % Ser 2opal Sr0er of Mooie
ml1roet1 8eam1te 11ominirt, iiber Sic
IN Der nadJlten 5itulrg am is. Msdr5
abgeltimmt aperoen loa. @s lpuroen
nontinirt: 2ouis gilberlteilt gum
|Diftator, Gl1g1lt 6ries 5nm 9i5e=
8iftator, g. Il. Meper s1tnn gefretdr,
Soc Salappader gum :Grnl tee, S.
&alli sur MeuBeren 8ade l1no 6.
|Soltfop CUR SSnneren 0ad)e. Gin
&omite ltlrter GorIib bon 2ouis Gil
beritein murOe ernamt, ann Die @or-
bereitungen fir oie gnoe Mai in
0aDenport itattfinoenbe Gtaatsfon-
berltion Der Mooie 2ogen 81 t%reffen.
- @aben sic idon Olo Miliior
8ier probirt? @leid NIT Dem better
importirten 8ier ln6 er1pfoblen bon
ben 9oftoren. &od Ssla1t6 @repinq
Company. Wn5.)
Ser befannte 2eibitanbeiiee,
nnb @oli5ei= nnb 5ellerfommiiia,
Senrp Saeger> apeld)er felt % SAB.
rem eillen 2eibitaa betreibt, bat lid
geltern entl6loiien, ieineut ~bisberiger
8eldafte einen Sari-0 ienit bin5u5lt
fiigen. Sein rel1er 8eid1ftstbeilba
Der lit Serr 6. &. @abstportb, mel
der Is Sabre in ieinem @eidajt,
mgeiteM mar.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-04
Ethical Hall
223 @eitern Mpenue.

Cute beltf6e beIebrenbe gortrdge
fir &inber jeben Sun,t.as Mturgea bon
40 big h12 11br. SIZE ainber iperz
Den babel audi angebalten. ii6 ar Dem
regelmdbig ftattfinben0en Sunge,
bentidjer 2ieber, inter better Mnleiz
tung, al betbeiligen. MGe &inber 1ino
einaelaben. 5rei.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-04
M ) 9ln5ei9en,
Morbmeit=9 apemport
4te0ertafet.

Sic iabrlide @eneral= 9 riamn,iin,g
unb 8eamtentuabl Der Morbwcit : 9a=
ncnpott aie6ertafcl finbet am i1adylte,t
Spnntag, ben 5. Msairs, Nadmittags
3 llbr, in Der Murb,ueit 9apclttDrt
Enrnbnlle itatt. SD .ipitbtige @ei6dffe
porlie9enyiinO Bic Wlitslieper o%ringet1o
erIndt, 5n erfdeinen.
& S. 8. Sefen, gefretdr.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-04

6. 9. McGolod, 6radtagent
fir Die &of Sslanb 8abn in 9apen=
port, miro mebrere Gage bas Sous
bitten miilien infolse zines fiir5liden
|Stnr5es bon elmer Ireppe in leinem
Seine in SEQ. 1926 Miplep Strabe.
Sem 3nitaro lit inoeiien nid)t beiorg-
niBerregelo.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-04
gnrtis Dpcrnbams.
IS hief


vSbe Gbief" lit Ser Gitcl ser bellte
9sadn,ittag nllb Mfeltb int @l,rtis
9pernbalts sir Muffiibrung eelau-
gellOen GoIie. Ger befaruite &omifer
Sobn Irem ipielt Sic @altptrole.
gNer iib le1tte einlnal bon Ser5e,l
auslad)en mill, iolIte elmer Muffiib-
rllllg entlpeoer Madmittags ooer
slbenos beiipobnen. 0ie Trciie fir
oie Nadynlittass 8orItenlulg pariiren
BON so Gents bis $3.50 ans fiir Sic
Misunderstanding bon so Gents bis
$500.
rDaoop 2egs".
@ie idlol1 Ser SitcI beiagt, bal16elt
es iid llllr cine ~ilrorolIige Golie, bie
am Sonntag uno Montag int Mati-
nee ltno Observation-Disclosures iiber Sic
@retter oes 9ltrtis Sperllbauies ge-
ben miro. @eiddftsfiibrcr Ser Sc
lelidaft, melde bas 5tiif bier sur
I%uffiibrllng bringe11 miro, lit SEER
@enrp MiIler.. 8ie @eleaidaft per-
fiigt iiber ansge5eidnete ardfte lt1b
eil1en glttgeIdulten gbor biibider jul
genoli6er Sanaerinnen 1uno Sarge-
rinlcn. Der @orperfanf ser gin-
trittsfarten bat bereits geitern bego1,-
net, lllro man miro ipeiie ban0eln,
it'd &arten 5eitig ge1llte SIT fal1fen,
Do quite Sal1ier su erparten itnb.
lteber oie GintrittspreiIe perben l,1-
iere seier III oen N1,5eigeipalten l,al-
terridtet.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-04

@erlanst: @utes Mdbdcn fir allz
gemeine 5allsarbeit. Nad5ufragen SEQ.
625 @eltern Mbenl1e. 3,18t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-04

@%crlanat: @saaand6cn fir aIgemeinc
6ul1snrbeit. 9ein @alden ltnb 8ldts
ten. Sram 8. q. 8cnbigen, 1925 Nof
Sslar1D Str. 2.18t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-04

8ndcm Sic SIR Mietbs : 0rn,tb=
!eigentblm BET llns. @erlangen na1
flint, lcds ll1lb a6t 3imlner : &dl1ler
|iiberlteigent oas Ingebpt. S%elepboniret
Sic W. %. Sizes, SEQ. 311. 27,1@t
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-04

3u pcrmietben: Gin 8 unb elm A.
3itnmer mooernes Slat in NorbpeIfz
Selepbone 2199zD.
29,1@t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-04

Serlanst: Gin ncHcs Mldo6en sur
@iilfe in @fleiner SanitIie. Nad5ufra9eu
per Ebone SAB. 9t9. 3,18t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-04
siabt nnb Gonntp.
eamstas, oeu A. Mar;.
&ehuberidt

@aDinaton, A. Mair5-
Sir Slinois: Setter bci iteiael1ocr
Semperatllr Sumstag rnlo lpabr=
ideinlid alth Sonntag.
Sir Soma: Setter u1o marn1er
Snmstae, mlltetig Sonntag.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-04

ger1anst: 9eutlde @al1sbalterinncr
ltnD Sarmarbeiter. National gmpIpD=
ment Ggencg, PITY @raoD gtraBe.
So. 29,1@t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-04

Geiudt: Cine Sralt piinidt @aus<
arbeit in %fleiner belttider camille.
@ebt au6 als 6a1sbdlterin. Mbreile:
go. So, care 81 Ser 9emofrat@n..
Lust.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-04
Gcrlanat: Gin Morn pber Nrn1t. er

@crlangt: Gin Mann pber Strait. en-.
gagirt in .oit1em eroben gtabliHeme11t,
nm 9ls infer @ertreter' gu funsiret,.
Gin gutter gerbienlt farm er5ielt .tpere
Den, pbne bab es binberlih NIT Der ree
gl1ldren Grbeit lit. gmpfeblllngen 9ez
llpiinldt. G0reiie inter .152", Ser
SemDfrat". 2O;ba
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-04

gerlanst: Gin MbreBbu6 Der Gtabt
9abenport bom Sabre 1915. Norehe
neb1t 3reis etc. inter nG. S., IN ben
Ser 9emofrat". 14.batp.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-04

@erlangt: Gin sutes Mabden fir
allgeineil1e 9allsar6cit. Mad5ufrngen
bel Sran q. S. Glanict, 1880 &nrris
ion Str. 4,1gSt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-04

@erlangt: @utcs Meaoden fir an
gemeine @al1sarbeit. Seine @dIdbe.
Nadj5ufrasen pet Gelepboh: 9abei1z
port 41O7. 1,1It.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-04
'Siinftcs Sahrcsfum5crt bes ct. Su=
lcuh MInrcrdlprs.

|S%iinftcs Sahrcsfpnscrt bes ct. gu
icpb Manncrd)prs.
Mnl Mbcno oes naditen Soluntags,
ocs f~iillften MarS, miro Der als treff-
lid bcfallllte st. Soiepb Mianl1erdot
llnter 2eitlmg ieil1es 1irieenten bes
@crrn grnlt Otto inn auditorium bcs
llellen ct. Soiepb Sdl,lbaltles an 6.
Strabc, nabe Der Warql1ette StraBc,
leill filnftes groBes Sabresfon5ert &c
ben, benz ld)pn BON pielen Seiten nit
groBer Sparlllll,g e1tgegellgeieben
miro. Der ct. Soiepb M1ainnerd)or
lit eifrig ben1iibt, Sic belttide Sprad)e
uao oas oeutide 2ieo bodsltbalten
unlo lnIlte besbalb pom Oeutiden Glt=
blifl1m bcr5lid) lmtcrltiist aperOen,
mas bpffcntlid andl am nadltcn
Sonntag Mbeno Ser Sail lein miro.
Sir bos &oll5ert lit oas nad)folgenbe
pprtrcfflid)c m%nfallgreide Grogranlm
anfgeitelt mproen. aus Oem berppr=
gebt. mic Der ct. Splepb Miail1nerdpr
oas ocutldc 2ie0 beonrSllgt, lpenm CT
altdh me1cn leiner pielet ser belttld)cll
Spradle nidt mdd1tiaelt &onsertbeill=
der alld) englilhe 9ieoer III ieine
Erogran1rle altfslrnebnen ge5tpral9en
lit.
4rngramr nj:
1. AZ Marid :.
~ Sl1pertiire
Sttp's Srhelter.
9. Sic IhrGl1e" g4itt
Solepbs Mai1u1erhor, @rult Otto,
1irigcnt.
3. 3l1ett:: Beautiful Moonliabt"
@lenn
Sri. Solepbine Reeie, sopron.
Sri. Clara Rlthl, glt.
SRI. @ora Rltbl, Gianiltin.
A. &i11berdlor: uMp Smn limited
Stafes" gggert
5. Snltrlrmental Summer.
Stto's Srdelter.
6. Sopran-solo: 81 @occio" Ger
(<b) g MrDtti
SRI. Coma @eienberg.
SRI. Siloa &n11th, 9ianiit tin.
Z. @iolinSgolo: Scene Sc 8allet"
Sc @eriot
Sri. ssran5isfa granot.
SEER grnit Stto, @egleiter.
s. 8al5erlieo: 81 geigbt in Map"
Mlfreo S. gilper
Sert: @ertrltOe @nor @iais.
ct. Soiepb Mdii11nerhor.
8. SenorsSolo:
~ She @e00ing Of tie Sun ans
tie &oie".
~ @bat a WONDERFUL Motber
pou'b be".
SEER 6orrp Magmaa.
10. 0uett: uGbeerfl1lneB". ;.
5. glnbert
Srau gusenie 5dmor5.
sri. Margarefbe Sdebler.
SRI. Marie @iegel, 9ianiitin.
II. g1or Set Millic altO Song" i.
@loper
sSl1nger 9omen gbor.
10. Snltrllmental=9sumn1er
Stto's Srdelter.
10. 9entid)es Anarteft: "9as aird<
@erzr SSobn aeIler, 1.'sen6r.
@err gb. @al5, 9. Tenor.
@err 2ouis S. Setter, /. gaB.
@err S6eooor @orniacr, 2: @ub.
IA. ~ Sl1belmari6 81. Smetaf
81 @&onsert=Ma5urfa .. S6ul5e
. u&la11ge aus Ser @eimatb" !.
s. Souler
Iapenport 3it6erflub.
10. Sanger=Marid 5. otto
ct. Soiepb Marnerdor.
Mon liebt, ein garr5 al1sge5eidne-
tes neutrality-suspicious. 4rogran1r1,
oas tidlt perfeblen oiirfte, ein iebr
5ablreid)eS Gatblifltm on%5l1lodet, mas
nan N,,tt. I,,ffo3t sn,.I So&. Som s,.,.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-04
Gol. Trendj %binterlcst nominations.
bnOicrc.

Colonel George So. Trend) bon 9a-
betport bat borgeItern ieine Nonina-
tionspapiere als Delegat.at.large pott
Soma fit sic In Chicago ltattftttoeit-
De republifaniihe acknowledgements
tion in 3es Moines bi1,terlegt. So
lionel .. S. 9almer bat leine 9fomi-
nationspapiere oils ltellpertreterloer
3elegat sur NationaIfonpention pom
1. SSotpaer Diltrift bintcrlegt.
9ampasne fir before 2anbitrafcn.
Die @roBer Soma @ereirigllng bat
fir Die NIT bem 10. MGr5 beginner-
0en atpei @od)el1 cine @atttpagtte fir
Before @anbitraBen III bie @ege ge-
leitet. SSa ieoem Ser fonereiiionalett
9titrifte 0es Staates iin6 gea1leimin-
11ige @iirger getpon,1en 1poroen, Sic
5lt feltgelebten Soften iid GIT enter
@onferen5 einfinoen. 9ie a~pnferen3
fiir 11nieren, 6en 2. Sssoipaer &pngreb-
be5irf, miro am "a. Mar5 in 9obe,t-'
port itottfinoen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-04
Sur slbbilie bcs Sradt,uaacn-
Manacls.

linn oenn Mansel ser Iradttpag=
CONS Der gtienbabllen absl1belfen,
bat Die Soma Experimentation Elm
&ano ld}reiben ont ollie Tradtagenten
a~l1sgeIanot, in Der nm sic &oopera=
ton Ser Sradtagentett NIT Ser aom=
miiiion erilldt nirb.
Sic &ommiliion bat 3lafate IN al
len stationen in Soma a%ufbansen
lallen, in lpelden Die @erieroer bon
@aarengiitern altf SEN Margel an
@aggons altfmerfiam ge11adt uno
l1m ibre Mitbiilfe 5ltr Mbitelung 0es
MiBitanoes erird)t miro.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-04

SER 1opib 8. gberIp po,t SO.
3O1 Mnttacapa strabe III 5utto
Barbara, Gal.1 apelder friiber I'M 9o-
penport pobnte, fat einel1 SdIasal1=
taa erlitten nno liest ~idyperfra1f in
leitem Seime Darnieoer.
Ser fir Sic Iapenporter ST..
genomebr allfgebrabte 6onos bntte
arn geltrigen Gage sic s1tnrt11e bon
$3.50 erreidt. Die 5iibrer ser 8e-
1pegllng boffen, bie geiantmte 5itm-
ME Dor 5onnenllntergatlg oes be,,tt.
gen Cages beiiammen SIT baben.-
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-04
Mnaet9ett fur
Grteitsslake, gtrtdxte, BssIxih,

HDb1taSeH etc. ~
In biefer @ubrit tperben ffaar etnen 9aa'
bis 51 ether ISOLDE I'll ben na9folgens
ben Staten inierirt: Bis at bier Bellies
ODER berer1 MIum soc, iber bier uni
bis al dbt 8sil~n $1.0O. &eine dna
5et8e tpirb fir. all 60c a,,ots
tor111lett.
J. Sir SteIenge.u4e tptrb bet eth, 30
ie6su1ali8er Snfertton 25c teredna.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-04

Or. Safer, 3abnar5t, Mbitofer
Building. (Mn5.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-04

Man liebt, eil1 gan5 al1sge5eidne-
tes neutrality-suspicious. Grogran1m,
oas l1idt perfehlet 0iirfte, ein lebr
5ablreid)es Gl1blifl1m a%n5llloden, ipas
mie mir boffen, alld) ser 5aa ieil1
miro. Ser ltrebialne ct. SSolepb
W%acrnerdyor peroient es.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-27

Round Dish Psns-10 qt., reg. 46c..
at &c.; II qt., reg. 51c., at $780,;
II qS, reg. Sc, at 49c.; 81 qt..
reg. 72c., at sec.
Oval Dish Pans-15 qt., reg. re,
at &c.; Is qt., reg. &c., at 69c.;
% qt., reg. 99c., at 79c.
Tipped Preserving Kettles-5 qt.,
reg. CSC, at 22c.; 6 qt., reg. soc,
at 24c.; 8 qt., reg. 44c., at 29c.;
10 qt., reg. Acc, at &c.; IL qt.,
reg. Sic, at 43c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-27
ALLENHURST.

The Woman's Guild Of st. Andrews
by-the-Sea gave some tableaux vivants
at the Allenhurst Club last Monday
night.
Many society women took part in the
reproductions of famous paintings.
The backgrounds were painted by Mrs.
Lillian T. Schmidt.
ave Maria" by Kaulbach, was rep
scented by Mrs. II. II. Bertram: Bot
tini's "Repentant Magdalen," Miss
Madeleine Collins; the portrait Of
Madame Recamier. Mrs. H. C. O'Sul-
livan; Miss Weiss, Psyche; mime.
vigee lie Brun," Mrs. Berri; Boden-
hausen's Listening to the Fairies"
Miss Serdobn; Lefevre's "Graziella,"
Miss Knott.
Among the patronesses were Mrs. n.
W. Anthony, Mrs. George c. Allen,
Mrs. Antonio Astarita. Mrs. Searles
Rabbit, Mrs. H. Henry Bertram, Mrs.
|. j. Childs, Mrs. Christopher Coll,
Mrs. Edward B. Davis, Mrs. E. P. de
Groot, Mrs Victor j. Bowling, Mrs.
Lionel Emden, Mrs. Edward A. Faulkes,
Mrs. Cary T. Grayson, Mrs. George
Harvey, Mrs. Charles W. billiard. Mrs
A. Howard Hopping, Mrs. A. NJ. Hyatt
Mrs. Leonard L. Hill. Mrs William B.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-27

last two years our purchases Of wool
from Uruguay have been small, but
they now amount to 100000 a year.
On the selling side our increased
business came from coal. binder twine,
tinplate, cotton, manufactured food
products, lumber, some oil and agri-
cultural implements. The system OF
credit extension has changed consid-
erably in Uruguay since the outbreak
of the war. In the past the six 10 seven
months of credit was customary, but,
as a result of closer supervision by
bankers and general cooperation on the
part OF merchants, the term has been
cut down, so that it now runs from
thirty to ninety days. Whether this
will continue after the war it is, of
course, impossible to say, but a very
considerable improvement has been eff
fected already.
The Uruguayans are very keen to in
crease their commerce with the United
States. In common with the citizens
of other countries, they lay great en-
phasis on the need for ships. They
have spent s3O,OOO,OOO already in the
perfection Of splendid port equip
ment at Montevideo, and they are now
planning further extensions.
Some .railroad and contracting work
has been done in Uruguay by Ameri-
cans, and it is probable that more will
be undertaken within the next two or
three years. Nearly all government
loans have been placed in Europe in
the past, but now Uruguay would like
to borrow in the United States. Ne
gotiations have been progressing for
some time, and it is likely that Uncle
Sam will, within year or two, lock up
in his strong box bonds bearing the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-27
COUNTRY SCHOOLS JOIN
Graded System Supplants Scattered
Houses.

A recent consolidation Of country
schools and the erection Of fine. mod
orn schoolhouse and the establishment
Of a graded school system is described
in Farm and Fireside." 1t says.
"a territory of AZ sections Of iand
contiguous to the village was taken in
TO the district, which voted S15'ooo
bonds. At Ak per cent these were
snapped up and premium Of sl,2oo
paid on the issue.
"There had been doubters and deter
mined directors, and the promoters OF
the plan adopted clever scheme 10
silence or convert these. Representa-
tive opponents of the plan were in
duced 70 go and visit districts in other
counties where consolidation had been
effected. They were asked to talk to
school patrons, especially to those
who had themselves opposed the plan
at first. They found almost nobody to
criticise-the actual working 'of the
scheme had steam-rollered all opposi-
tion out of existence. SO the DOW
CITY district carried its bond issue
with a good majority"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-27
Dimes, Mrs. Andrew Fl. Kellogg, Mrs.

Johnes, Mrs. Andrew Fl. Kellogg, Mrs.
F. C. Miller, Mrs. James c. Newcomo'
Mrs. Bedell Parker, Mrs. II. c. Perrine'
Mrs. C. Plante, Mrs. Livingston Rowe
Schuyler, Mrs. Henry Seligman. Mrs
H. j. Skinner, Mrs. II. Stacey Smith,
Mrs. John S. Sutphen. Baroness Ser
dobin, Mrs. II. Tavshanjian, Mrs. VIII
liam n. Townsend, Mrs. Jesse Watson
Mrs. ]. G. Weiss. Mrs. Charles =
Whelan, Mrs. Lewis Whitlock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-27

imprint OF the Uruguayan government
Cattle and other enterprises are at
tracing the attention of the Ameri-
cans, and, with the impetus given our
business during the last few years, we
should continue to develop slowly but
surely, notwithstanding European COM
petition, when peace returns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-27
War Increases Our
Trade with Uruguay
South American Country Eager to Increase Commerce
with United States-Emphasizes Need of
Ships to Perfect Port Equipment.
By JOHN II. FAHEY.

Formerly the Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Copyright Tribune Assn
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-05
BELGIAN RIFLE, USED
WITH IMMENSE EFFECT,
WAS INVENTED IN u. S.

Col. Isaac n. Lewis, retired, has
been authorized by the French gov
eminent to construct an ordnance fac
tory at ST. Etienne. The Lewis gun
only will be manufactured there. Col.
Lewis invented the gun while on the
active list of the army, and it was sub
mitted to the War Department., but
it was not accepted.
He went to Germany. Here the eff
fectiveness of the new gun was real
lied at once. Col. Lewis was asked
to sell the sole right to the use and
manufacture of the gun to Germany,
but he refused. Next he tried Eng
land. The British government con-
sented to the sale of the guns to her
allies, but eat, that time would not
guarantee to purchase all that Col,
Lewis could manufacture. Col. Lewis
went to Belgium, where he was given
orders without restrictions. Final
delivery was only 20 days before the
European war broke out. The Bel
gians were the only soldiers having
the Lewis guns: Col. Lewis has not
lacked for buyers since the various
countries came to learn of the BEL
gian RATHER" &c.,.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-05
RADIO station
ON OAHU TO BE
GREATEST known
Wireless Plant at Pearl Harbor
Will Have a Range of
1000 Miles

The high power radio station at
Pearl Harbor which is to be one OF
the two most powerful radio stations
in existence, and which is to be built
by the Federal Telegraph Company of
San Francisco, is to be ready for use
on the last day of this year.
Secretary Daniels awarded con-
tracts to the Federal Telegraph Com
Hany. after calling for bids on rec
ommeudatiOn of the bureau in charge
of radio maintenance. Three stations
are to be built, one at Pearl Harbor,
one at San Diego and one at Cavite,
P. |. The system is to be the same
as installed on the isthmus at Darien,
which has proved big success.
The station at Pearl Harbor and the
one at CaYite will be the greatest in
the world. They will have sending
and receiving range of 400 miles.
The station at Pearl Harbor will take
from Gaum and Tutuila, Sa-
moa, where stations are to be built,
and the navy department then will be
in direct touch with all our island
possessions.