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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-23

space allowed when passing or the
motor car slowed down to such an
extent that an instant stop can DO
made
Accidents are reported from time to
time as happening to deaf. old and
fnfirm people, who. while out walk
ing probably In the middle OF the
road. have not beon able to hear the
warning of The horses hoofs or the
m otor horn; in such cases they are
often run over and perhaps killed.
These are accidents hard to avoid,
because one cannot presume that
every pedestrian is deaf Those whose
hearing or eyedght II impaired are
always sources Of incalculable dan
ger ON the highways not only to them
selves but to others. More Lives may
be endangered In trying to avoid an
accident at the Last moment than
would be involved II the risk OF col
Iision with one deaf person was In
CURED.
The Hazards Of Highway.
Another form Of risk ON the high
ways. which Is not sufficiently appre-
cdated by many motorists. u that
which Is always present when ridden
or led horses are concerned. Sucn
anlIAdl9 ucdIiy always 0ADpAAsy -sAAsSO
countable tendencies to turn Sideways
toward passing vehicles. blocking up
the greater part of the road. and 1t
is safer for the driver Of a motor car.
observing a nervous or high-spirited
animal to stop altogether so that In
case OF accident no blame may rest
upon the motorist
It fs foolish, OF course, to imagine
that the dangers Of the road can be
entirely eliminated or that any form
Of locomotion can become absolutely
safe as regards other users OF the
highways, but mental alertness while
driving motor car upon the public
roads has become more and more
essential II the driver would be true
master Of his craft; and the maxim
that it Is 1.-The unexpected that often
happens" should always be present In
the minds of the drivers. Foresight
and caution are, in the case OF many
well-known and good drivers, natural
gifts, but the stupidest motorist can
acquire the RABBITS Of cultivating these
two features by setting his mind to
do SO.
A remedy for this almost universal
breaking Of toe rules of the road,
which is not only desirable, but a
practical reform, would seem to lie
In the teaching of the rules of the
road and the dangers of the traffic
in every elementary school A dozen
or so simple rules, illustrated by dta-
grams, would In very few lessons
teach the best way Of avoiding the
undoubtedly increasing dangers OF the
| highways. While the pedestrian has
/ certain special rights, there is no
reason to believe that the majority
4 of those who walk are 30 fntolerant
and selfish as to wish to cause un-
necessary dangers to vehicular traf-
fic 1t Is true, therefore, that IL
schools Of every description taught
their pupils the ordinary rules Of the
road, many accidents would be there
by averted and much of the chaos,
risk and disorder In our traffic would
be cured
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-23
FINE DUCKS
WERE KILLED
Dog b Supposed 20 Have Jumped the
Fence and Killed Poultry De-
longing 70 L. N. Hahn.

Eleven white Indian runner ducks
and one chicken belonging to l. N.
Hahn OF 1923 Timea street, were
killed last night, evidently by dog.
The Indian runner ducks are high
grade bird and the Wholesale killing
Of the birds causes quite loss TO MI.
Hahn.
Members of tho household were
awakened during the night by Vie rat
tie OF : chain or tinkle OF license
tag on a dogs collar. It Is supposed
that the dog got over the fence and
into tho yard where the poultry is
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-23

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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-23

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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-23
HOW ACCIDENTS
4 MAY Be AVOIDED
Ono VINO Has made study Of High
WY Problems, Tells How 70
Keep Out Of Trouble
While Driving.
SEVERAL REAL HAZARDS
Kids Hooking Wagons and Horses
Being Ridden or Led, Make all
Sorts Of Trouble for
Auto Drivers.

One who has given the subject
much attention and who Is inclined to
help people to keep out Of the ceme-
terry or the hospital or courts. writes
as follows:
The subject Of accidents upon pub
he highways, always an interesting
one, has for some time past been re-
ceiving much attention OF course,
any kind Of bcomotion, whether by
land or sea or in the air, has It's
peculiar dangers, but as the public
highway is so intimately and continu-
ously connected with every ones life,
accidents upon It receive the largest
share Of attention.
To begin with, every good driver
upon the road whether OF horses OF
motor cars, should thoroughly grasp
the fundamental fact that the pedes-
TRAN has in some places greater
rights, in others an equal, and In still
others an inferior right on the roads
in relation 10 wheel traffic, and he
is supposed to take reasonable care
of himself and to see that he does
not recklessly endanger himself and
others.
There are dam gers which the motor
car driver iLcurs every time he
travels along highway which is not
in the nature of common ones. As
generally understood, common dan,
gers, for instance, include the chance
Of collision with other vehicles al
crossroads, of skidding on a slippery
pavement and many other well known
risks which vary according to the
traffic, the condition of the road ant
weather, and many other circum
stances which need not be considered
The driver of a motor car, however
who aspires TO a clean record In thu
matter of accidents has to be NOR
than ordinarily alert. He has to exeT
else in a special degree the quality o
forethought aud train himself to ca,
culate beforehand what is likely t
happen under certain circumstance
which may ct first sight appear III
likely.
Kids Hooking Wagons.
A danger to which vehicles NEE
ing and overtaking are especial
liable, occurs when small childre
are holding on the rear end
wagons. Talking at the top of the
voices, these young folks often los
sight of the fact that other vehicle
may be overtaking and passing theI
A boy, perhaps, drops his cap ar
suddenly relinquishes his hold to r
cover It. At that moment, perhar
another vehicle is passing, and befo
anything can be done, or witho
any blame being attributable to Il
driver the lad is knocked down al
injured.
OF course In such a case the far
lies primarily with the child. B
motorists must treat children In {
cases as irresponsible and careles
When childrenss feet are seen unde
meath a vehicle TO which they a
clinging, utmost caution must
exercised and either an extra wi
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-23
sn.tched tho Pay Roll.

limited Press Leased Wire Service]
CHICAGO, H., Sept. 23--As Miss
Marie Binter. 20, cashier Of the Ley
ser.Green company, was returning
from the MidACity bank with the week
ly pay roll Of 1874, man jumped
from an alley and snatched the purse
containing the money. He escaped in
An automobile. Two men were walt
ing for him.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-23
R,ver Bulletin.

Little change Is Indicated IN tne
river stage from Davenport to War
saw for several days.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-23
THE WEATHER
Weather Forecast.
Department Of agriculture
Weather Rureau1

IU. 8. Department OF agriculture
Weather Bureau.1
For Keokuk and vicinity: Increas-
ing cloudiness with showers late to-
NIGHT or Sunday; warmer tonight
For Iowa: Increasing cloudiness
with showers Sunday and west por.
ton tonight; warmer tonight.
For Missouri: Increasing cloudiness
with showers late tonight or Sunday;
warmer tonight.
For Illinois: Fair tonight and Sun
day morning followed by showers
Sunday afternoon OF night; slowly
rising temperature.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-23

tertained at luncheon by the local
delegation and will leave late this a.
ernoon for Indianapolis, Indiana.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-23

Neutrality-suspicious. Cleanliness" is
he slogan Of Trenton, N. j., where
re city maintains large open air
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-23
Weather Conditions.

The lake storm has moved TO the
ST. Lawrence valley and there were
aee,ern states. extending southwark
to the Ohio, valley and Tennessee
during its passage.
It is cooler this morning between
sissinni where there was light frost
at several stations. and the tempera.
fure was below the freezing point at
Huron, s. d.
The temperature has risen IN tne
mountain reet,n and there have been
thund erstorms in Utah.
Local Observations.
Sept Bar. Ther. VIM eva
% q. m.-29.91 So w cray
% 1910 AZ w Clear
Mean temperature 22d, 3d.
Highest, SO.
Lowest, AZ.
Lowest last night, AZ.
FRED 2. GOSEWiSch,
Observer.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-17

Sn Sod Sslano lieBen iib geltcrn
fie folgenocn 9erionen Sciratbser-
lallbniBideine a%llslieacn:
SarpcD 8. gllnis, Go(llmblls, g.,
nnb SRI. 2oniie s. Sail, Molinc.
Sarolo ". Barnett, Chicago, ,tno
Sri. @nlilD Gaiep, Mod SSslano.
Slaac 81. 9ronion, Molilte, nno
sri. @onnie Sbipnan, BLOOMFIELD,
Ga.
Sreo gdatten,an llno SRI. Minl1ie
Gan De geloe, 3rmo 1omnlbip.
girgil IS. 6len1ina nnO Sri. ga.
rab Mnbers, Mod Sslano.
@obret Safficlo uno 6rai Mae
@.art, Davenport.
@llp Soas uno Sri. 1reoa Doodle
|S,p.
sc. Sc Nop Murrop l,llo SRI. 81
nla Sltnoin, Moline.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-17
tsSrwJ ..-ts.
ScrmaAnjta6t.

9ermannItart, Dos la9 &ronHobl
IN Die 9anoe Der 4ilnGl1en fiel, nen,
'en Die nnsaru Raspzg 5eben, bic Muz
l1anen @ibJiu u1b i'm 9atsinii@eu err
1cDs1nt Der yianle als @ibinium. @s
TT cine fDnislide 0reiitabt uro Sit
PES u1gartlnen Aomitates Sermorlr.
1!aot. Sole Stnbt Isst am s3ibin, Der
sur Nluta binflieBt, iii Station Der
Wabnlt11ien acknowledgements Ser
monnitaot.S trabburg (9}osp Gnpso),
Sermamit foot Dai3lbo9 : Aarlsburo
u1so 9ermannItaotzGnraca Gtumaz
MEM. Der Gpte Surm>paB fubrt
'lber Dos &Qrpatlengebirge mod Mt
manten Builder. 9ermannftnot iebt
lt9 5uiamtnen aus elmer, ouf einem
9lisel gelegenen, reeelmdbig seGauten
Nberltaot, aus Der nit i1r bureh
Sreppen perounbenen l111ter1iapt ul,o
aus Drei mei5t por Ruma1en betpobn<
ten WorltdoteE. Sermann1taot bat
mchrere NonnenflDiter u1tb elf sRir-
d'en (pter fotboli!de, cine reformier=
te. aipe1 epangelii9e urb bier arie=
ht1de). On bemerfensmerten Sc
bauoen linb gu nennen: Das Mat6ulls
NIT benz fdd1ii@en Nationalardtr,
bag Barron Burfentbol}9e polats,
Unit %ucrtppller gibliotbef bon iiber
10000 ganoen, ether giloeraaierie,
NIT &upferftibz, Miin3z u11o Minez
ral1en1aminlnne), Dos grpbe Militar<
nrb Burgerfpitaf, bic MrtiIeriefaier=
ne unb Die @ebdube bes @etperbe.
unO Mu1ifpereins.
Sermannitaot 5dblt beute unaefabr.
$4,000 Bis 25,O0c @inppbner uddz
tllde, masbarii@e uno rumdnlibe).
pie BeoDlterung fam ii@ zines reaen
GelperbefleiBes ribmen. 8efpmoers
ertpabnenspert fino folsenbe @ebiez
.e: Jabrifation bon GuGb, 2eper,
Stearinter5ell, 5piritus, @pootum
(Selai9par5 fir bic .3uderfabritu<
tton), SDpfcreiparen; &,nberfpieI<
5eus u1p. Mud Der 9anbel lit beoel,z
ielD llno folst i'm MunSe, sle1d nod
oemienisen Strpnllaots. On Bilouna5z
an1talten TT Dcrmanniiaot ie1r reid,
nte librigens ale labfiifden @taote
IN @iebenbirsen. gs belteben cine
epanselifde Dberreol1dule, eine aaz.
Detteni9nle, elm epangelii4es 2a1Dss=
temiaar unb apei bDbere Mdoden,
l9ulen. SIN ferneren 1inb Deri9ieoent
Banttnititute lnO elm Staottbeater 81
beroei9nen.
9ermannitabt ipuroe 1160 BON
etnem Nurnberser Biirser gegriinoet.
9as mar Die 3eit, gu Der &Onig @eis
II. Q141-1161) osutfde M~n1iepler
ins 2anb rief, UNI Die tpc~ltausseoebn>
ten n1b unbefauten @ebicte llnsarns
gu toloniiieren. Die nellsegriincetc
Staot bieB uripriinslid Wida !9er-
manni unb ipar felt ibrem Mnfanae
Elm Niiitelpulft oeutIAsn Ms1tss
leGsns IN Siebenbitssn
fE 2EL ME- M ~ .lZn
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-17
!. Man ertpdbne ben . 9abenport 9emofrat.
Meues aus Rod Sslauo,

Ginen redt cieentbiimlid,en strcid
lhcinen mcbrere &erl oltc1 Ser So
slilie bon Charles s.. 2arfir, SEQ.
24O1 5A s(penlle motntboft, gclpielt
sit baben, 90 lie orei Stangen Ipna-
nit in Die Ndbc bes Sollies legtcl,
nno oiele altr @11tsiinblulg bril,gell
mpllten. Die Statgen mareil jeopd)
pbne &appcn perieben ullD, faus boS
Ipnamlt mirfli6 crplpbirt mare, 10
Bate es feilen Sd)aoen ,angeridtet.
Noli5cibcf Nbil. Miller, Scr cine
griirolide. llnteriltdullo oes cigcn-
artigen Sales meciteat bate, fan1
81 Dem Shl1b, Bob es iib mir I'M
%eillcn, lpenn alld ionSerharen Sders
b%onocltc. Trau 2arfjn bette lid)
ISamstag M6ello fltrs Dor TO llbr gu
Nad)barn bcgc6rlt ul1b bel ibrer Miid-
fcbr fur5 Oarauf bemcrfte iie sic
|Nlammcn, melde lie NIT 9aller lolh-
te. Grit oanlt nabm lie Das Ipna=
nit pabr ltto beltadri1tigte Sic $50
.li5ei.
@isber lit es ser @oli5ei nod nidt
%9elnnaelt, pie 9eripnen ausiimoig Sit
MAIDEN, meld)e bas 3pltamit lit ocln
Msobnbaus 2arfin's anbrndten. Gar
fin nno oeIien Strait, melde iih in
tcareifli6er Mufre9llng ~bciinocll,
fonnen iid nidt erflaren, mer oas
1Dnafnit nabe ibrem @obnbalts bin-
|lcgte. @abren6. Ser lesten DreiBig
Sabre baben lie in ibrem icbigen
@allle gelppbnt ltno baben, 10 lpeit lie
|millen, feline 5eit6e. 4
Treb 9earloll meldcr als Iaticnt
.ld}pn i'm 8atertolpn @pipital gene
len lein loll, liegt il1 beoenflid)em Bit
ltanb i'm st. Mntbonp's &oipital bor=
nicocr, 90 er lid eillell 9rl1b Ser
'Sdaoclocfe ulr0 Ser @iiftc lplpie s(6=
ld'iirfungcn an alien S6eilerl bes
&orpers 5ll5og, ais CT ats oent sScl,=
Tier oes s"lreiten Stodlpcrfes ieiller
go. 4531A,i 5. Mpel,lte belcgcncll
Wobmmg itiir5te oOer lpratg.
Eearlo ion lpnroe bon Mahtarn ge=
fltRoen, Die feline l1ebcrfiibrilng nat6
oen Soipital peronlabten. Iiele be-
rifteten Ser Goli5ei, DOB Ser sdyper=
ncrleete III lester 3eit offers ger5agt
l.t0 1tic0ergeIdllagen aeipe1e1 lei.
Nad elmer erbcbenben 5raucrfeicr,
Die in Der Sacred @eart" Stride
ltattfM1o, lpltroen Die iroildel1 llebcr=
relte oes Ml1malts @iaiam Mfcgnirp
III Ocm Maltiplenm bes Gbippialmpdf
Iricobpfs beigelebt.
Mrditeft George Staltonbar mt
terbreitetc 9eitern Ser Mnf Sslano
staot=&onlnliiiion 9lane lln6 Spe=
aififatiol,en fir oclt 9al1 ser l,cltcl1
characterization go. 5.
glts ben @altplal1en lit crlidtlidh
faB DOS @ehaltoe, meld)cs oll ser 42.
Gbenlte ltn0 12. StraBe erridtet mer=
fen loa, 5mei Stpdlperfc entbaltetl
Die Citation miro in icoer @e-
5lebllng NIT alien mooerren Nenerlrn=
gen berleben per0en. Nngebpte fir
nie apnltrltftion bericlbell meroel1 Bis
5ltm %. 9ftober stadpnittass eltt-
gegengetommen.
Se1te lit Scr critic Gegiitrot;ens=
Gag fir Die f%on1l1tcibe Mppennber-
@abl. Mlc Gerioncn, melhe ibr
BaGlredt ausiibea apolfen, mcroe1
erludt, iid beltte regiltriren 5lt lal-
len. Gin meiterer &egiltrationstag
Mt 9ienstag, oen 81. Sftober.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-17

@On Der @peiseria d.
heutl4en @ren5e bel 8aiel entnirff
etn rNeutraler" i'm ug9o be Yaris"
etne @4iloeruns, Die ieiner Ybantaiie
ollie @bre ma4t. Seine Mufgobe Be-
itanb BARN, bas 2anb Der 8urbaren
fir bic fran3Dfi4e 3eitung gu fdil=
bern. gr bradte elm aunlIitid fers
tig, bas felt 8riegsousbru9 feinem
8asler %gelungen 1T: er fubr alf Ser
lett benz @asuit 1914 1till1tebenren
Sill enbabn na9 2Drrad3. gr 1dilpert
bic @eiienben, bic nit inn lin gabns
bof 8afel" ben 3us beitiesen, tie
ipmpatbif9en Geli9ter" uno ueblen
Mienen" Der lebten 96tpei5er Sol
oaten; bann .eine Bride, unb i9
befinbe midi ben 8arbaren gegsrl=
iiber"!
Gin p Ii rttembersi=
der @utsbeiiBer fat es unternontz
men, auf Der reuben 16pdbi@sn
@lb, bic bisber nur als @dafpeibe
benubt puroe, burh geeisnete Bear
beitung neutrality-suspicious. &ulturs
Lamb gu 19affen, UNI Elm prattii6es
geilptel fir Die Iusniibung nes nod
bradliesenoen 8pbens gu seben. Muf
einem $50 5ettar sroben apmpler
ipurbe Der @eriu9 Dor Sabresfrilt be-
gonnen unb beute erndbrt pteies Ne,l=
lanb, nte bic 8ldtter mitteilei, be-
reits 100 Mil9tiibe, auberbem 1inb
ettpa 5000 3entner &artpffeln, 5000
3entner &orn, 1000 3entner Softer
unb 10000 3entner T,ltterriiben al
ernarten. On @telle Der friiberen
maseren Weiben lino iebt l9Dne Sc
treioefelber uno fru6tbares 8ra1z
lanb gu ieben.
9ie Observation-Disclosures
tritt in Seuti9lano an 2. Sttpber
in &raft. 9ie neutrality-suspicious.
erfolst pur9 Die Sommunalperbanoe.
@ub Die 4bsabe in Ga1ts, @9ant=
uno Speilepirti9aften iopts in Ser
vins> unb @rfrifdunssrdumen ullp
5reubenbeimen oarf ebenip pie i'm
Sausbalt MIR bur9 Die 5leiIGtarte
erfolgen. Die 5leii9tarte gilt fir
bas gan5e &et9 uno ioll ii9 auf ben
3eitraum bon a Mp9en bei9rdnfen.
&inber erbalten bis gum 8esinn pes
&alenoeriabres, in benz ite .pas 6.
%2ebensiabr %pplleuben, MIR bic 9dlfte'
Der feitgeIeBten Wodenmenge. Die
SD9Fmense an Tleif9 unb 6leti9=
ipareu, bic pS9entli9 auf Die 6!eiI9z
tarte entnommen nerben barf, pirh
Bis auf ipeiteres $50 @ramm
S9la9tptebfleiid nit einsepadlenen
Gno1en fetseiest, audi fir Die
Selbfperiorser.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-17
Ntpfs anS Molint.

&el,te lit ser critic Gag, an Sem iid)
Die @abler Moline's regiitriren loi=
len mijlIcll, lpcrll tie lire Stinrlc &C.
lc9enflid Der on1 Z. Nopcmber ltott-
f%ittocnoen W%atio1almabl abgebcl Qpol-
len. @abrcnb oes. 6elltigen Cages
lll1o Iammtlid)e @obllofale bon Door
gems 8 llbr bis Mbenos 5 ltbr &C.
otlnet ut0 feiner iollte perl1umel,,
lid rcgiItrIrcn 81 lallen, 0urnit ct bon
ieinem @ablred)t @ebrall6 MAIDEN
fanll.
Mac Wainner> ,lpeldc jett rcaiitrirt
lillo, brall1ell oieies nid)t nod)nnals
81 tblln. 3agegen miiiien lid lammt=
,lide 5ral1et gar5lih 11e,t regiitrirell
|%lolicrl. fpenn lie oemnaflt an Ser
Wablnrne erld)einen mollen.
Ger 5lpeite n1o lebtc Destinations
tag miro 1ienstag, Sen 81. 9ftobcr,
ltattfinOen. Gin bieiem Gage merbcr
Die @abllofalc bon Mprgens iicbel1
llbr bis Ibe,tos 8 ltbr geiifi1et lein.
oamit jcbermaln @elegerlbeit erbalt,
lid re9iltriren gu laiien.
Webrcre Eerlonen bcrid)tetcn &C.
tern Ser Ioli5ei, DOB fire @obrlll1-
gen bon 3ieben bcimgcilld)t mllroclt,
jeooh bieI Den ginbred)ern in allcll
6allen lrtr melig in Die &dnoc.
Gin @alt oes 9o. 1909 8ierte Mpe,
mic belcgcltcn 9%psirbauies Dot Sen
Gerlltlt leillcr l1br Sit bcflagcn, Sic
lbn1 GUS cincr Sd,ublaoc geItotlcll
mltroe.
Mls George &aaor, geiieer elmer
bielige1 Garage, lein Nutomn6il oas
ct Dor ocm g., 9. s. 8. =8abnboi
'batte lteben %laliet, mieoer beiteigcl,
,mpac, mllbtc er oie nnal1gcnebnlc
Gntocdnng MAIDEN, bab eAi1c leoerne
9anotald)c, in Der Itb m%ertbpblle So
diefl befalloelt, peridlplnoen lpor. 1sll
heioen Ttilen lit es ser Eoli5ei md,
nltt gelltngclt, oes Ibaters babbofit
5lt pcroen.
! Neter Ionuibi, gcliscr ocs 20.
1859 9rei5e6nte Mpenlle in Wolil1c
|belegellen &affeebaltles, bcfannte iid.
|geltern por G%pli5eiridter 81. 81. AiIcs
|id9ltloig, III ieil1em 2pfal @liidslpieI
geonloet st haben. ST mltroe oarallf
81 elmer Geloltrafe BON $40 l1no Sen
Soften bes Gerfabrcns perurt5cilt
lpas CT oltd prompt be5ablte. Ml1Ber
1onali6i batten iid) ad)t Gerlonen me-
gen @liidslpiels at perantlporten.
Nad)oem lie 1ib l6nloig befannt bot
ten, mltroen lie 5t S. uto Sen Soften
oes G~erfabrets b%erl1rtbeilt.
Sic &oli5ei 6atte oieie r1eltn Ser
lonen 5on1ttag Morgen gegel1 2 l1br
perbaftet, als lie altgeblib pern @liid=
lpiel blloigten.
Cine Ser fiir5eiten @eldaftsiisltn-
gen bielt Ser Staotratb geltern Gpr-
lnittag ab, oa bieie fltapp flint Minlt=
ten 0allerte, Bis @ertagrllg eiltrat.
@abrenb oieier 3eit mltrhen mcbrere
geridte oes 5itan5fpmitees perleicn
llno mon bieb allberoen mebrerc
t3iednmngcn gut.
- Sic Sarrner babcn gegen Sen
geildtrult mobil aemadt. Ser ameriz
faniide 8auernfrieg.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-17

Station porf,tbren, oa lie oermltthe=
ten, lie ieicn aadD Oer1 Selter geeilt.
9os Seltcr batte gliidiidermeile
feiren grpben llmfang al1genomn1en
un6 NOR geloid)t moroGl, beopr Die
srriBenmannldaften altf Scr Brand
ltatfc ei11trafen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-17

Sic GARNER baben sesen Sen
Nildtrult mpbil aemadt. Ser amcriz
|fanilde 8auer1frieg.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-17

Sel1te lit Scr critic Gegiltrot;cns=
Gag fir Die fonn11ci,6e Mppember-
.8all, Mae Ser omen, meld)e ibr
8aGlreft altsiiben molfen, lpcroen
erludt, iid beltte resiitrirell 5lt [al-
len. Gin meiterer Megiltrationstag
ut 9ienstag, 6cn 81. Sftober.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-17

Cine Der fiir5elten @eldaftslisltn-
gen biclt Der Staotratb geitern Gor-
mittaa ab, 90 Oiele fltapp flint Miult-
ten oauerte, Bis gertagltng eiatrat.
@abrenb oieier 3eit mlrhelt mcbrere
gcridte oes 5inan5fomitees perleicn
l1lo mall bieB allBeroem mebrere
Nednungcn gut.
The Yale expositor., 1916-02-10

ones for the young owner OF the Dbl
lingworth. He did not see that he had
taken the silent little girl OF the hills.
and that the dominant. clever woman
of the world had taken him. Yet such
were the facts in the vague. half
formed shape that affairs had as
sumed
With a splendid tact Miss Ordway
kept away from him. presenting at
such times as they CHANGED to meet
a serene poise that was as charming
as her abandon had been that night
by the rollway. On the other hand.
Siletz watched him with troubled eyes.
There was that in features and voice
that frightened her. as a loving woman
is ever frightened when trouble rides
the shoulder OF the beloved.
Therefore one night soon after San.
dry's talk with Miss Ordway. Silets
followed him as he went to the office
after supper. II was a black night.
and Sandry was not aware OF her pres.
ence until a touch fell on his shoul.
The Yale expositor., 1916-02-10
COpX/2/C2FT or DOO2 MEAD AND CO/A14NT
SYNOPSIS.

Siletz of Dally's lumber camp directs
a stranger TO the camp. Walter Sandry
Introduces himself TO John Daily. fore
man, as the Dillingworth Lumber Co.
or most of IT," He makes acquaintance
with the camp and the work. He gives
Siletz permission To ride Black Bolt. his
saddle horse. In an emergency he proves
TO the foreman that he does not lack
judgment Siletz tells him OF the Preach
er. He discovers that Siletz bears the
sign OF the Siletz tribe of Indians and
wonders what her surname is. In the
nush of tender moment he calls her
the Night Wind in the Pines" and kisses
her. Poppy OrdwRv. a magazine writer
from New York. comes to Daily's TO get
material for "a romance of the lumber
region. Hampden of the Yellow Pines
co. wants Sandry to keep OFT a tract OF
stumpage he claims title 10 and Sandry
thinks he has bought as the East Belt
Hampden sets up a cabin on the East
Belt and warns trespassers Off Sandry
can find no written evidence OF title to
the tract. His men pull down the cabin.
Sandry compares Siletz and Poppy. San
dry's and Hampdens men fight over the
disputed tract. The Preacher stops the
night Sandry finds that the deed TO the
East Belt has never been recorded He
decides TO get out his contract first and
nght for the stumpage afterward Poppy
scents trickery and flirts with Hampden
TO gain his confidence She tells Sandry
that Hampden is crooked and that she'll
get him. Poppy goes to Salem in search
OF evidence against Hampden Sandry and
SiletZ ride 10 the seashore and Siletz sees
the ocean for the first time.