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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-03
For Rent-HOusekeeping Rooms
Furniahad

For Rsnt-HOusekeeping Rooms
Furnished.
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TWO pleasant and completely furnished
housekeeping rooms, sleeping porch. private
family Phone 57S7, 1928 Arizona.
ONE furnished housekeeping room 10
healthy couple without children Phone
1855 r. 1918 Magoffin.
For Rent-HOusekeeping Rooms
Unfurnished.
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THREE rooms, private home. lights, water.
telephone. $50. Phone 40.
TWO nice unfurnished housekeeping rooms
and sleeping porch, all eonveniences. 1914
Laurel.
FOR RENT-To couple three large unfur-
nished rooms. pOrches. y Kansas. Refer
ences. No sick Phone 1921 W.
FOR RENT large cool rooms. sleeping
porch. lights and water 81 or with use OF
basement large yard and stable. SIS. East
FL Paso. Phone 7011.
For Rent-ROOms Furnished
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NICE front room. Phone 1896.
GOOD bedroom 81 week. Phone su2.
ROOMS with bath 81 up. Phone 247O.
FRONT bedroom. 2i1 west Rio Grande.
ROOMS connecting bath SIS n Kansas.
DESIRABLE bed room for rent. iO1s Noble.
ROOM in private family. 4O5 f. Rio Grande.
FRONT room with hath. s19 E. Missouri.
COOL airy room. sleeping porch. 1915 N.
Stanton.
LARGE cool room. suitable for gentlemen.
Phone 1883 J.
ROOM. sleeping porch, meals If desired,
home, 4o9, Montana
ONE furnished front bed room. bath ad-
joining. private family. SOC E. Nevada.
FAYETTE ROOMS CHEAP-Close in. s1s
Mills St Phone 1873.
FURNISHED room with garage in modern
apartment Phone 1855
NICE large rooms one room house in rear.
close in. 500 E. Boulevard. Phone 1858
SUITE Of rooms. bath adjoining. suitable
for 2 or gentlemen 914 Mesa
FOR RENT-Furnished room for men APP
ply Apt. is, Brazos Flats. Phone 1887 W
MODERN room Sunset Heights walking dis
lance, reasonable Phone 22Ss ".
DELMAR ROOMS. AZ n. stanton-Running
water free baths 5Oc-s1 day. $3.50 up Wk.
COOL basement rooms. gentlemen only III
N. Stanton.
ADELANTE hotel III n. Kansas. rooms
with bath. summer rates.
NICE front room. hot water in bath. Phone
21S1.
FOR RENT-New bedroom, 71s E Overland
Apt ..
SEVERAL lovely front rooms just north OF
Cleveland Square 707 n. Santa Fe.
MODERN furnished rooms. 1 block from IL
brary, $40 West Missouri. Phone 1882
BEAUTIFULLY furnished front bedroom,
walking distance. Phone 5397 p.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-03
RTDS FOR HOUSE AT COUNTY POOR
EARN

bids will be received at the office Of the
undersigned in the court house at FL PasO
Texas. until ten o'clock a. m. May 8, 1916,
Tor the construction OF a building on the
county poor farm located at Belen. Texas.
plans and specifications may be obtained
at the office Of Braunton e. Leibert. archi-
tects. COL Two Republics building. FL Paso,
Texas.
AN bids must be accompanied with a
certified check on one Of the FL Paso banks
for $500 as a guarantee that bidder viii
enter into a contract with the county IN
case his bid is accepted. The county re-
serves the right TO accept reject any or
all bids
Roy D. Barnum.
County Auditor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-03

The ordinary cost OF a Want Ad in
The FL Paso Herald is 25 cents. 1t
reaches an average Of about 100000
readers each issue.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-03
Wanted-Bids.
sME[TER SCHOOL.

NMEAlENs ENnOOAls
sealed proposals accompanied by certi-
fled check in the sum OF $5OOl for the cree
fjo1 of an eight room school building for
nc hoard OF trustees Of the Shelter school
district viii be received on or before Il
oicIocI1 noon, May Sth. 1916, at the office
~ Mr.. A. Courchesne. 316 Herald building
plans and Specifications to be had at the
office Of II. NJ. Beutell. architect. rs First
Sail bank bldg, El PasO, Texas. A SO de-
posit will be required to guarantee the re-
furn OF plans and specifications.
(Signed) A. Courchesne
President NJ Roar
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-03
better office Equipment.

A principal part OF our business is to
furnish better office equipment We
have one man who makes a speciality
Of giving helpful suggestions on office
efficiency. Telephone for talk with
him.
Commercial office supply Co.
A. w. Mclean. Mgr. 209 Tex. St.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-03

Help Wanted-Male.
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Hall q Mitchell, Employment Agency.
303 San Francisco St
WANTED first class baker. at once. Paul
Nesch. Demng n. NJ.
WANTED-Good all around man 70 work on
ranch Must be good mixer. Address d.
1916, care Herald
PHYSICIAN wanted in mining camp in New
Mexico. 500 per month with good oppor-
tunity to make another 800 Please give
fun details. Write. Physician, Herald
BE A DETECTIVE-Earn $3.50 to $500 per
month Travel around the world. Write
Universal Detective Correspondence School,
Houston. Texas.
Help Wanted-Salesmen.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN WANTED
Must he experienced. Hawkins Bros.
SALESMAN WANTED-We need another
educated, capable man TO assist in sale Of
New International Encyclopedia. Permanent
position with good income for right party
Address Dodd, Mead e Co, COZ Sumpter
Bldg Dallas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-03
Money to Loan.

Money to Loan.
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MONEY loaned, notss bought quick action
SIS Trust Bldg.
MONEY TO LOAN on good inside business
property, z per cent interest. 4 P. Coles d
Bros. 202 n. Oregon.
s. TO $50 LOANED honest employees with
out security also furniture owners keeping
house Cheapest rates. Easiest payments.
Confidential. Quick satisfactory service.
Drake. 2O1 Roberts-Banuer Bldg.
BANKERS AND LOAN AGENTS. II you
have not a satisfactory outlet for loans on
strictly first class farms or ranches write
us or send your applications We are char
tered 20 do business in Texas New Mexico,
Arkansas and Oklahoma. and have a title
attorney and land examiner in each state.
only experienced and reliable men need an
sWer.
Oklahoma Farm Mortgage Company.
No. II West Grand. oklahoma City. Okla.
Money to loan on city business
property T. per cent. See me
now.
Lee r. schuster,
STA Mills Bldg. Phone 955.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-03

CLOSE N APARTMENTS
REASONABLE SUMMER RATES
ROBINSON APIS, cor san An
tonic and St Nrain- Three rooms
and glassed in porch
RAMSEY APIS. s24-6 W.
Missouri five rooms and porch.
PALMS COURT. 331 W. Mis-
souri,. three and four rooms,
furnished or unfurnished.
Fisk-Ramsey Realty Co.
Phone 1913.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-03
MEXICAN STOCKS
QUOTED HIGHER
Hopeful Sentiment With
Regard to Mexico is Re
Elected in Trading.

NOTE Quotations reflect closing price
Wednesday. May 3.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-03
SpeciaI Notices.

HOUSES TRANsFER-Phone 1850. Prompt
and reliable service.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-03
For Rent-StOr.s and Offices.
For -MiseeHaneOus.

FOR kent-fnlScellaneou
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HIGH ROLLS ANNOUNCEMENT, Tor rent
hotel and cottages, mostly furnished cheap
C.onsumptives need not apply. S. Kotosky,
High Rolls. n. NJ.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-01-16
GIRL OF IS TWICE.
WEEDS A BOY OF 20
Missouri Lassie also Effects a
Reconciliation between Her
Divorced Parents.

WEBB CITY, Mo-, Jan. 15.-Mlss
Nellie Fortescue. aged is, who lives
with her parents three miles from
Webb, has set the matrimonial rec
ord OF this section by marrying, get
ting annulment and remarrying, all in
less than year, In the meantime,
she has been able to effect recon-
cilation between her parents, who
were divorced. vi
Miss F'ortescue, after the separa-
ton Of her parents, went to Carthage
to live with her mother, who had the
custody of the children. When Nellie
came back to Webb City to visit her
father she met young Frank Winkler.
farmer boy, 20 years old, and they
eloped to Nevada, Mo-, and were mar
ried.
Samuel Fortescue, the father OF the
girl, notified her mother at Carthage,
and Mrs. Fortescue instituted pro-
ceedings to have the marriage annul-
led because Of the girls age.
During the time the Winkler-For-
tescue suit was being tried the par
ents of the girl became reconciled and
were remarked. Just after the mar
riage Of the girl was dissolved. young
Winkler made such protestations OF
love for the girl that the parents
hearts were moved and the party went
direct from the court to a minister's
house, where Nellie and he were re-
married.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-01-16
Getting Back at the Women
Who Criticise Grocery Prices

Berwick bring twenty-five cents
per dozen; in Halifax sixty cents
per dozen.
After thinking over this for a da!
or SO Mr. Woods produced the follow
ing:
How do the president and mem
bers Of the Household League buy
their groceries? Let us see; Mrs.
S. phones her grocer at, say 8
a. m.
II please send me half pound Of
tea, three pounds Of flour, one
yeast cake, and send them at once.
please, as want to use the flour
right away" - Grocer sends
Mrs. SIS order out in an hour or
so, along with several other or
ders. tpss ..gg
rings up again:
''EIello, has my order left yet?
Yes. Too bad; oh, my, send me as
soon as you can one small tin OF
baking powder. please, also half
pound OF cheese"
Driver gets back and Is hustled
of to Mrs. 8. at once with second
order. along with other orders
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-01-16
WIFE TALKED
TOO MUCH, HE
TELLS JUDGE
Beat Her with Mule Whip, and
/, is Sentenced to a Jail
Term.

FAIRMONT, Jan. 15-Because he
beat his bride OF six months with a
long mule whip when she talked
too much instead Of preparing Sup
per when he was tired and hungry"
Peter Thomas, Of near Pennington,
was sentenced to pay fine Of SO
by Justice OF the Peace Lee Tooth
man yesterday. Mr.. Thomas refused
to pay the fine and was ordered by
the court to spend fifteen days in jail
instead.
Three Indictments growing out Of
the strike of Falrmont postal en-
ployes returned by federal grand
Jury at Parkersburg has aroused
much interest in this city. The men
indicted are A. Howard Fleming,
former postmaster; Wilbur Brand,
assistant postmaster until his dis
charge in November; Perry D. Bur-
ton, clerk who was discharged, and
the following who quit work In q
body: Sylvester Clayton, Russell
clayton, A. l.. B. Dudley, John T..
Shaffer, F. R. Barnes, Harvey Pitzer,
Charles Robinson. Charles Bartlett,
Raymond Halter, William Satterfield,
J.. A. Cochran, William Fisher,
Charles Hoyhurst, ]. T. Kramer, n.
Il. Kopp, w. G. Satterfeld. Edward
Hale. Joseph P. Bender, w. I. Wiley
and Tyson Christie. The first indict-
1iAnt charges conspiracy to delay the
United States mail. A second indict-
riknt charges each Of the strikers
With committing a felony in obstruct-
Wing the passage Of the mails. The
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-01-16
which have come in, in the mean

which nave coLile III, III liz
time.
1880, telephone rings: Hello,
this is Mrs. S. speaking. am
sorry, but | forgot to order butter.
Please send me a half pound. l
would like to have it for lunch"
Driver delivers butter
in due course for lunch.
ID. m. Mrs. S. rings up: Send
me a head of lettuce and small bot
tie of salad dressing; any time Will
do"
5p. IN. Mrs. S. rings up aagin:
send me two pounds of sugar
with the other things"
(which, by the way, have LETT
However, when the driver gets
back, out he goes to Mrs. S. with
sugar.
Grocer made five trips to Mrs.
SIS where one would have done.
@t' Mrs. S. phoned five times
when once would have done. Who
nays for this? Who should pay?
is the grocer at fault? The point
is this:
Mrs. S. should have phoned her
order all at one time, an dinstead
of ordering a half pound of tea,
three pounds of flour, small tin
Of baking powder and two pounds
of sugar, she should have ordered
about as follows: two pounds Of
tea, bag or half barrel of flour,
large tin of baking powder, ten
or fifteen pounds of sugar, and SO
on in like quantities, according to
size of family. Then Mrs. S.
would only telephone about three
times per week instead OF about
thirty times per week.
Now to 60 further: Mrs. SIS
bill amounts to, say $50 for month
of June land along with hers
there are a few hundred more
than $50 accounts), but how many
of these accounts will be marked
'tPaid in Full" by July is or 81,
or even August 81?
What q perfectly unanswerabl
rgument this is! Every groce
.nows that dozens Of women buy Il
nst this way. They expect all sort
( accommodations, of course at some
ody else's expense. The grocer Il
light to charge a customer for every
hing he delivers, whether 1t is mer
handlse or accommodation. But !
, quite likely that the customer vii
ever willingly pay an adequate price
Or the accommodation and perhaps
he Economy stores are right in de
lining to give these accommodations
n other words, in making the custom
r do without them and save the mon
Y they cost. ~
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-01-16
on LONG WALK.

vANBUREN, OKLA, Jan. 15.-John
Rogers, who says he is walking from
New York City to San Francisco,
passed through Vanburen last week.
Rogers, who declares he is 10 years
Of age, claims to have started on his
Journey October Z, walking a distance
Of 1900 miles in flfty-one days. Rog-
ers says he is trying to break the rec
ord of walking from New York to San
Francisco.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-01-16
MOUSE IN HER HAT.

URBANA, o., Jan. 15.-NIiss Julia
McGraw, a saleswoman, on her way
home, felt the patter Of little feet on
her head and her blood stood still.
With thought for the propriety Of
things she hastened to an obscure
place, and jerking her hat off threw
it into the street. A frightened mouse
ran out of the millinery and made its
escape. -..
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-01-16
GETS WIFE FOR Man,
WINS SUIT FOR FEE
Wilkes Barre Magistrate De-
Cides That Woman'S
Claim is Just.

WILKES BARRE, Pa, Jan. 15.-Al-
derman ]. F. Rudy, OF this city, was
called upon the other day to decide
how much it is worth to find wife
for bachelor.
Mrs. Anna Levy sued Jacob Rosen-
thai to recover S1OO she alleged was
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-01-16
promised her for finding him a wife

promised her for finding him a wife
after he had failed. P5E45
Mrs. Levy testified Rosenthal told
hire he was disguised with bachelor
hood and, engaged her as "schatchen."
She located a young woman in Ply
mouth, introduced her to Rosenthal
and they were married. Following
the marriage, Rosenthal refused to
pay the 500.
Alderman Ruddy, a bachelor, ruled
1t was we'll worth 800 to find wife
for a bachelor, and gave judgment
against Rosenthal for the amount.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-01-16
Communicated


One of the best expositions ] ever
saw of the reason grocery prices are
higher than some people think they
ought to be, was published in the
Daily Echo, of Halifax, n. S., a few
days ago, from the pen of Halifax
retail grocer named Joseph Woods.
A day or so before this one Ella NJ.
Paint, president of the Halifax House.
hold League, had had letter printed
in the same paper calling local retail
prices "disgraceful" and asking the
following question:
VIII you help to prevail upon
the board of control to tell us why
butter can be bought in Yarmouth
in the retail stores at twenty and
twenty-five cents per pound; In
Halifax it sells from thirty-four
cents up? Eggs from Yarmouth to
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-01-16

In connection with the production
of coal in the United Kingdom there
were 1920 accidents, causing 1,753
deaths last year.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-01-16

Petroleum has been installed as
fuel in Chile's great nitrate works.
at a saving of more than 80 per cent.
Of the cost of coal.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-01-16

that Mrs, Edinger was removed from
her home in Fairmont by a ruse and
taken to sabraton, mining town
near Morgantown, where she 10 con-
fined In a hovel. The case Is sched-
uled for trial Thursday, January 2Qr
at a special term Of the circuit court.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-01-16

The Women's Hospital Association
with a membership of fifty-five
women, was organized last Monday
afternoon to aid in increasing the ef-
fectiveness of Cook hospital.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-01-16

Several children were overcome by
unburned gas last Sunday during the
session of the Sunday school in the
Fairview Methodist Episcopal
church. @
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-01-16

Twenty-three architects, including
some Of the ablest men in the United
States, have expressed their intention
Of entering the contest to supervise
the s350,000 hotel building which
Fairmont is planning to erect. Ten
tative plans must be submitted by
Wednesday, January 26, to the COM
mittee on architecture, including
Carl Riggs, Robert T. Cunningham
and George T. Watson. The charter
for the hotel company was issued
this week,
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-01-16

Sensational charges OF restraint
and improper treatment of Mrs. Mat
tie Eminger aged IS years, at the
hands Of her husband and sons was
made In circuit court last Saturday
by Attorneys Tusca Morris and NJ. W.
Ogden In behalf of the Humane So,
'clety OF West Virginia. II is alleged
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-01-16

A campaign to eliminate pig pens
from within the corporate limits of
the city of Fairmont has been started
by the city health department.
The erection Of a fine fire engine
house suitable for sheltering motor
driven apparatus and the purchase Of
a motor truck for the East Side are
being considered by the city board Of
affair.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-01-16

The five banking institutions Of
Fairmont and other banks in Marion
county elected officers and directors
for the coming year this week. Prac-
tically all Of the old officers were re.
elected.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-01-16

Carl Greiger, of Falrvlew, tool
dresser employed on the Musgroye
lease on Indian creek, was killed in
stantly while at work Thursday. He
fell accidentally against the bull
wheel and his neck was broken.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-06
GnAIiihc Vonrdnbcrctcn id,a.
Den a,ttritanit6cn Sanocl.
Mmcrican Ggpreh Company itellt fci-
nc Wcl6anmciinngcn mei)r fir
8iirger Der Scittralmad)te.
tltS.
Welb iuirb jett srDhtcntbeils bralt=
los Dcrmtttclt.

Shon ipicoer bat cine groBc anle-
6irflta, sic Imerican CT
preB Company, ibr o%llslanoildcs
9anfaeiddft NIT oen 3entralnlad)tel1
eingeitelt, mie alts einem Sd}rci6en,
oas @. $. Gllibing, Scr Iiltans-Gcr-
febrsleiter Der groBten antcrifaniiden
@rpreBge)ellihoft, leiuclp %ltnteraaen.
ten s~llfoannlen licB, 5t erlcben lit.
@ie aus oem 5dreibelr bcruor.
gcbt, 1piro bic @elelldaft 10 lal,gc
feline @eloanmeiiltngen mebr fin
Ielltidlano. Gelterreid ltugorn,
8ulgarien nnb bic Siirfci mebr cllt,
gegennefnncn, bis sic .3ulta,toe mic.
Der norll,al iino" s. f. nit a1lbcrcl1
Mprtct. 6is @ltglanb Die @craubll,tq
ltelttra1er 9ult'ad)en altfgibt, ooc,
aub Ser Jriebe micoerbergeitellt lit
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-06
ugeerleh Gie6t1 sieeerin beim gn-
tDmDbiliueftrentlett.

@ob @eoee, @eid)dftsleiter Ser SSr,-
terltate slltto & supply So, lit Don.
Der TeerleB Acknowledgment iii
elepelano, Ohio, telegrapbiib benadyz
rtdbtigt lporoen, baB cine uNeerleB
feigbt" bei Dem auf Ser lit l1nio11=
toipn, Ga., befinoliden 81lrtoes &enn=
balm init 2eiftigfeit Sen Sieg 6a-
'o%onactragen fat. Gieies &ennen er=
rolgt anf oerlelben 8abn, 100 Dor eli
11igen eager bier Manner ibr 2ebe,1
perloren nn6 cine Mn5abl 9erlonen
|berlebt ml1roen. 1rob ser grobcn
l5dhpierigfeiten, 1pelde mdibreno oes
Hennelts SIT 6efalnpfcn tparetr, gelang
es S. Is. Settcrmar, ser bon oem
yEcerleB" 5anoler in Gittsbura ais
gtennfahrer a,tgemclbet 1por6en tpar,
NIT eirer @eidJninbigfeit bor 81
yieilen in 40 Minuten unb 1S &c
fnnoen 81 fahren, ODER eine &0d1t=
@eldppinoigfeit BON 50 Meilen bro
Stnnoe 51 e%r5ielen. GieG nrhidJnitts-
gelfNpinoigfeit betrllg 6ei Ser suriid=
gelegten Stredc so Meilen bro
stnnoe. SIS 6raudte niernals a1,ae=
|balten 81 perocn, Inn Meifen 5l 1ped,-
lellt ooer geranoerllngen an ser Ma=
|1dJtttc por5ltnebmel1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-06
Misunderstanding IN Der
3HcntIi6cn 8ibItotbef.
3sucitc jilrlid)c Mnsitcllnna ,uirb ,,n=
ter sen Mnipisien Der sri-Gitp .
Mrt &eagme abgel)alten.
@eruurragcnbe &nnif,ucrfe aus ben
Einicln INN &iinjtlcrn Scr Srei=
Stabtc Encouragement.

Sic 5ipcitc, ia6rlidc Mltsltcllil,g
bon @cnlaloen, Sfi55en ltro <it=
pbptpgrapbien, Sic pom &iinitlern ser
Irei-Stabte tbeils genlalt, tbeils &C.
5eidnet obcr altfgel1ommen murbell,
miro ictt in Ser Dffentlidlen Siblio=
tbef obgebaltclt. Gin icoer @iiraer
oieier @eeeno iollte nid,t perfcblen,
sic alsgcitellten &1ll1Itperfc SIT beiid)=
tigen. Tie Mltsltelllung id)lieBt AM
IL. IS. Wlo11ats.
Itcjenigcn, melde &unltaperfe aus
acltellt bo6e1t, limo: Gr. 2ltoapig s.
@rloner, Sri. Moberto @oitctler, S.
2ars @pftrup, SSrl11a &obn, Iranf q.
2un1oobl, Map S. 2ltnoobl, &arl
Sdmalbalts. Mrnlar1b @argl1p unb
Iral1f g. @eisbroof.
Sri. Coma Nobelon mar ge6etelp
1poroen, einige ibrer beliebten ltnb
bcfannten Miniotltren als5ulteIlen,
jeooG befiroen iid) bieielben nod in
oen Mltsiteul1ngelr BON Seem Dorf llnb
Nbilabclpbia 11nb fonnten nidt redt=
5eitig l1ad Davenport gebradt tper=
ben.
Mancl1tlid bic. adt5ebn 8en1albe
BON @errn Soffrup, Ser Sen <nit=
liebbabern Ser IreizStaotc idNon lett
2angem fem Tren1oer n1ebr lit, 5ei=
gen, oab iid. @err @oftrllp mabreno
bes perfloiienen Sabres Elm 9roBeres,
bebel1tenberes &t11it= ltllo geaturper-
ltaltoniB erlporben bat. oils lpie ieine
frilber ausgeltellten @erfc sir Sdal,
Ibradter1. Namentlih elm paar Sdnee=
lonoidaften bon @errt &oftrup iiltD
belonoers f1nitpol ol1sgefallen. Wian
'liebt ltnb fiiblt for1nli6 ben eiitgen
Sa1ldl Ser Sdnceluft ntb iiebt bos
8libern bes gefrorenen Sdnees. Sic
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5err Softrltp cs perltonben, ben
@il1ter Die Sbonheit ab5ltlanldcn
an1nb altf 9einetpanb a1 iperfen.
SRI. &ubn bat belol1bers bie ght=
ateen ser Spn1e unb ibrer 2idt=
lfattirunaen lt1oirt. ssfre @emalbe
v3wan5ialte StraBe lit Nod SslanD",
Colonial @~omdhcao" ll1lb Sop OF
tic @orlo" fitoer rielige Mnerfel1-
nltltg.
Sic orei giloer bon Or. auomis
s. @1lloner, Sic maleriide l1mgebnng
l1nicres gaters Ser Strome, bes Nfii-
|1illippi, 0arltelle1t0, iinb mirfli6 ie-
bc1slpertb. Iltd Die 8aiIcrfarben=
~genaloe bon sSrallf llllo GaD 2uaoabl
ulpo aiarl Sd)malbors 5eige11 por5iig-
|lldes &on11en. Som Sen 3eidptl1ltgelt
ltno Stben bon s(rr1a11b @argrp lit
.|belonoers Elm por5iiglid geratbe1ler
gntrp1rf bon Ser Gatbeorole Saint
SacQllcs Be 9'slntners (9(ntlperpen)
81 pertnerfe1t. Bum ShlllB m0d)ten
mir Die 2eler nodD anf Die 9iloer bon
Iralt Sarrp. gpans, Scr flcinen Mlice
3ed1t, @cne Nobelol1 n1b Charlotte
SOB alfnerfiam mad)e1t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-06
seamteg,pabl bcs DrScns Scr
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Ias GaDcnporter Melt 500. SO oes
Srocns oer. uSmls" liclt 9elterlt in
Der StplssSplle oltrd, SOS aultralildc
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9ralioenf- ssob,l eecpilcr,t. Y '
N5epraii0ent @corse S%oilrrff.
sSltoocator Marti1t 5ilberlteil1.
Refor0ireftber 5efretatlr s. 8.
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6inon5iefreftiair &. 6. Nsl,tdlcr.
Sdabmeilter 5. s. 2attner.
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Sentinel 6reb Sairen5.
MenBerer @ddter - 5rit @ona6l.
slr5t 0es Reltes - Or. g.. g.
galp0en.
germalter SSobm sobl1e, Mor-
tin SilberIt eilt, CHARLES 8. 2inobolm.
Sic @obl 1par ar1Berit lebbait uno
Die Betbciligling cine ausge5eid)nete
Die neltcrspdb1ten 9eamten merben
ar Iienstag, oen 2. Sdnllar 1917
initaQirt.