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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-11-15

all Il blunf. put up to frighten farm
crs. to visit Mr.. Gilstrap's place and
see what 1t has done for him. From
| the 10 acres planted Mr.. Gilstrap has
/ picked one average bale and hopes
vet to get another small bale. TO be
! specific. anthracnose has cost Mr..
Gilstrap from $500 to 5000 this
year, counting the cotton at present
prices and supposing that he would
| have made only the average crop per
acre under normal conditions.
On .hc three stalks that are in our
Office there were exactly two perfect
b0lls that produced cotton. All the
other bolls (and II. stalks were well
fruitcd) shriveled and dried and the
cotton rotted. The trouble is moth
ing more nor less than anthracnose,
we are sure, fboll rot. MIR. Gil
strap is inclined to attach the blame
to his seed the Cook Variety. and
we are inclined, after talking to
number Of parties who use the Cook
seed regularly and are not suffering
from anthracnose. to the BELIEF that
the real trouble out at Mr.
Gilstrap's place is that his land
is infested with the anthracnOSe
germs or whatever means OF infec-
ton the disease employs to pcrpetu-
ate itself through succeeding crops.
There are other cases Of the disease
in aggravated form reported to us
from sections far and near in our
county.
The remedy lies in rotation. we are
Surc-thuS starving out the anthrac-
nose germs, which attack and live on
coi.on plants. Every stalk OF this
cotton should be pulled up and de-
stroyed by burning. Then there
should be no cotton planted on this
land next year. and probably for sew
cral years. That is our idea about ii.
1t may be worth much or little.
Those who adopt it as 4 rule OF prac-
ticc will find ii worth much; those
who ignore it will find that it will
do them no good. We would like.
however, for Mr.. Barnett. the county
d"monStrator. to visit the GilStrap
farm and give. for the benefit OF the
farmers. his opinion rs to what is the
matter there. and Just what is he
best plan for Mr.. Gilstrap to follow
for the future. systematic rotation.
We feel sure. will be the verdict, bu,
1t will come with more force from
Nim than from us
Those farmers who have had cX-
prricnccs similar to that Of MIR. Gill
strap will do we'll TO consider now
what they will do next year. Let Mr..
GilStrap'S misfortune prevent others
suffering from Il like disaster to "A
cotton crop.
II is reported to us that Joe W.
Walker and John {. Moss, both OF
whom live near Walhalla. are also
sufferers from this boll rotting dis
ease. It so happens that they also
planted the Cook variety
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-11-15
ANTHIsAC CNOSE COTTON.

We have In The Courier office a
few stalks of cotton taken from a
10acrn field infested with anthrac-
nose, or boil rot. The farmer who
brought this sample cotton to us. r..
l.. Gi'slrap. lives only mile or two
!foM Nalhalla. 1t would be we'll Tor
chose who think that anthracnose Is
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-11-15
FOR SALE.

One 7-room house and "a acre
lot in West Union, Main Street, with
barn, shop and mill house. Cheap
for cash. If not sold before, will be
sold in front OF Court House on sales
day-MONDAY. DECEMBER 4th,
1916, to highest bidder
Is. X. MOSS,
Real Estate Dea cr, Walhalla, S. c..
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-11-15

Na,"jur.an. Np, {. Nr0.a,,l
Kari Graves, a professional former
German and British spy. was arrest
ed at the home OF Prince Won HartZ-
fcldt-Trachcnberg in this city at 10
O'Clock this morning charged with
attempting TO barkmail Countess
Won Bcrnstorff. wife OF the German
ambassador.
The arrest was kept a secret by
the Department OF Justice until 6
O'Clock this evening. when A. Bruce
BielaSki. chief Of the bureau OF in
vestigation. announced that Graves
was being held on a charge of black
mail. Mr.. Bielaski stated that
Graves had attempted to obtain So
600 from Prince Won HartZfeldt,
counsellor OF the German embassy.
Tor the surrender Of stolen letters
addressed to Countess Won Bern
storff. The letters, Mr. Bielaski as
serted. were from cousin Of the
Countess in Germany and the fact
that they contained endearing terms
probably moved Graves to believe
they would cmbarrass her If made
public.
A person close to the embassy said
that some OF the letters were from
the son OF Count and Countess Won
Bcrnstorff. who has been in Germany
ever since the war began.
Mr.. Bielaski said Graves came to
Washington several days ago and ap-
preached Prince Won IIartzfcldt, in
forming him that he was in posses
sion OF the letters and desired to
know what he could get for them.
The prince carried on negotiations
with Graves in order to cntrap him,
and Immediately after the departure
Of Graves notified the United States
District Attorney in Washington.
Prince Won IartZfoldt arranged
with Graves. Mr.. Riclaski stated, for
the delivery OF the letters last night
dl lHt icillt Oi the prince, . IL
street. and detectives and police Off
GERS, acting at the instance Of the de-
partmcnt Of Justice. gathered near
the princes home Graves did not
appear, however, until this morning
shortly before 1890 o'clock lie
brought the letters with him. but
the money for them did not pass, as
the prime" ushcred Graves out Of the
house and into the arms Of the de.
tectives.
Mr.. Biclaski asserted that Graves
obtained the letters from one OF
more persons who had smuggled
them past the British censor and
brought them from Germany on the
scandinavian liner Oscar RI, which
arrived in New York November /.
Graves was taken from the police
authorities early this afternoon and
delivered to the department of JUS
tice. where he remained severa
hours, supposedly under close exam
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-11-15
a FOUR-IEAR ENDORSEMENT

The people OF the United States Of
America have spoken, and BY their
ballots have said Enthusiastically that
this country stands for peace--not
peace at any price. but peace with
honor.
The Democratic administration Of
Woodrow Wilson has been one
markedly full OF constructive lcgiSla-
zion, much OF which. 1t will doubtless
ne found, will prove faulty. Few in
deed are the laws that stand upon
the nation's books just as they are
originally enacted. 1t is neither ma
cural nor desirable that they should
Wise laws are made not only for the
present, but for the future as we'll,
and it is not reasonable to expect
human laws to be perfected in a day,
or Il year or during a Presidential
Germ.
We have hich hopes Of great hcnc-
hts from some OF the legislation en-
acted during the past four years.
Notably among these laws is the
rural credits systcm devised durinu
the urcscnt administration From
this law the South should be great
acncirinry. II is going 20 ulacc
within the reach OF the southern far
mnr and the Southern farm renter
the means OF finally and firmly cs
tahlishing many who wuuId never
nave owned homes and farms of their
own. rhc enactment O: this one
pierc Of legislation alone would have
occn Sufficient to have slammed the
administration as wise and far-sce-
ing. Yet this is but one instance of
a., ,vj.dpm l4 .poliry or pr.... AMI
iusDirc in jhu CRISIS ol nh, uaiIous.
will 20 down u hiutu:N aR Il ,naalur.
uG,c uf diplomacy GN..r u.d
other iellur res s,.nu ... .. ..ylh ..o
Wilson administration as prn-cmi-
ncntly worthy OF endorsement
The slogan or The srcat West in
the CAMPAIGN lust passed. Let we'll
enough alone" was great SLOGAN,
and Il was "A wise decision the masses
of the West came to when they made
it their slogan
We are hopeful for the four Years
to come. We believe that much will
be accomplished looking toward the
broadening and decpening of i've
country upon Il world basis. Ger
tainly we have passed from our iso-
lated position among the nations of
The earth. The dcyelopments of the
year and more Of old-world war and
bloodshed have not changed our DO
sition in regard to our world rcla-
lions, but they have unmaskcd our
position, revealing to the thinking
leaders the fact that we are truly Of
;.he world at large. and not an iso-
lated nation. secure from worldwidr
obligations and sale from thc nossi-
hiIity OF Worldwide cn:ang,,mcn,s
Mr.. Wilson and his official family
have proven themselves able puard-
ians OF the national houschoId Thcv
have not only met during tho nost
fnur years the problems Of the
present. but they have bcgun III.
great work Of rr-adiustmrn; tha,
must Inevitably como who, ,bo -,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-11-15

Uncle Sam made $2,500,O0O last
year from the sale of wood from the
forests.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-22
&pfaleS.
Nntumubiloiebitab

Ios fiinflitige Embellishments
bon 81. 6. 2i1-sqltelt, Miller slpe. If.
Torrelt Goao, MeGlellan @cigbts,
geiterlt Mbe1lb BON Ser Riplep
5lpil6en Ser 3. l1nb 4. StraBe, &C.
itoblen 1t1to me6rere Stu,1bci ipater
BON bem 4oli5ilten 9lifban on Ser 4
u1o Scott 5traBe al1fseft10eit.
S. 6. @l1oe, SEQ. 916 @cit 2
,Strabe, ser nit Ser See 9room &
Gutter Company in gerbinOllng ltcbt
meloete Ser Goli5ei ben @erlllr bon
sipei Sireltone Mlltomubireifen, oil
lid) bon ieiner Ma1dli1e losgeriIIel
battclt. @ebeimpoli5iIt Tranf grapl
ml1rbe nit Ser llnterlud)ung 0es Sal
les betraltt nno entoedte, lpie mcb
rere &irber bie &cifen on Ser Z. un>
Warqllette Strabe, no lie geflnoel
mpr0en marel1, lpielten.
Sin Or. 9perrlm bon Mltscatit'
g~ehoriges 6prb=Ml1ton1obil pltroc ii
Wltscatil1e geltoblen l1llo fpnnte hi.
SIT friiber Morgel1ltnnbc nod MIDI
mieoer gefunoen meroer.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-22
Ser fran56iiide WiniIterpr1.

Ger fran5oiiihe Minilterpraii-
bent Mriitioe 8rano bot oie 6red)beit
gebabt, in Ser &anr1er 5u erflaren,
Die Muiirten leien nad) Salmnifi ge=
gangen, INN @riederllanb SIT rettelt.
Starfe Stiide lit mar BON oelrStaats-
lndllnerlt ser Mliirten ia gelpobnt,
aber bie 9rano'ide grflarung gebort
ltn5lueifelbaft SIT Ben ~ltarfiten 2ei=
ltltlgen oes gall5en .&rieges. Gin
Earlam1ent, BOB angeiifts Ser llner
bprten Gergelpaltiglu1g 8rieden-
LAMBS 0ur6 sic Mlliirtcn cine berarti-
&c Grflarullg pbl1e @ioeriprltd bin-
nimmt, mltb iid alts Soioten poer
aus getriiaern 5uiamnleniesen. Sll
oieiem Sale trifft mpbl bas lettere
SIT. 9as frmlsniiide @arlament toltgt
chen omenig pie sic Nesierung.S onll
miiroe es @riano u1o feline SpieBge-
lelen langit ge5lunneen baben, 5ll-
riifsutreten. Gem es meiB, bab sic
Hegierung bas Sano beliigt l1lo be-
triigt, aber oa es altf bas gleidbe lttt-
lidc Mipcalt bera5ecil1lfen lit,
lblpeiat es 81 oieiem nerbrcderiider
Sreiben. ltnb nlad)t itd) SIM Mit.
lbuloigen oelielben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-22
stra6enba9noient wd5reno 6es gau5en Sa1res,

Ipn insgcIummt tint $29.O5 bcltraft
lnuroc. Scr @erllrtbciltc mar besSliBz
fabrens lbulbig befunocn mprben.
Seinc &crbaftllng mar an Der 81.
StrnBc nnb Sicbentcn Nbenlte erfplgt,
nadbcm CT angcbli6 l9n9ere 3cit bon
cillem Epli5iiten herfplgt apprDcn mar.
Midter s.. 8. 9ieb, Scr sic Griiz
flung fit N%pplifantcn bes amerifani<
iden gilr9errc6ts %lcitete, Bat Die Inz
trd9c 5lpeier Sdpcocn gcmdbrt, Die Tim
genberung hires Namens 9cbcten
buttc1.
Mls @rullb fir lei1cn Nntra9 aaf
@uitap Sritbipf So6ulm ON, bab Icir
SanilicnzAalncn 81 algemein lei nllf
CT BON MN ab licber gSl1]tap Sritbipi
S%reelnan bciben mDge.
Garli Mllgult gticrnbprf beibt NUM-
mebr Storleaf. mos immcrhiu fit Sen
9llrdGlhnitts : Mmerifaner lcid)te,
alis5nlprcden lit. @incu bicsbcSiieliz
hen Gsrlnb hattie Ser Shipebe al1d ii
leit1em Gcluh ai19cacbcn.
@el,rp Sllgatc, Ser 2enfcr cines
y SSitneps", lplrbe 9eitcrn BON 3oliz
sci : Ma9iltrat Gultafipn Der l1cbcr=
tretlu1g Scr @crfebrs Z @elete l6lloie
befltnoen l,1o barmnfbin ST ei1er@elo=
ltrafe ppn inssclammt $7.05 perur:
tbeilt, Sic CT alld6 cntridtcte.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-22
Scr aritg.
(Sortlctllng bon Ser 1. geite.)
@as 9ctrpfrum,1t at iuoc,t hat.

Ectrpfrnmn III, 21. Sept. (iiber
2pnopn.) Scr 9citern i'll Hctcrsburg
alls9egebcne geridt bon ser &aufo@
ll1sarmce ia9t, baB sort ii6 nidts BON
8cDcltlng sugetra9en babe.
Gin peripatcter ru11iIder @cridt
t6etlt NIT, bab in Eerlicu sic Siirfel1
nod Der @inunbmc BON @amaban go
bis 70 Meilen in Ser &idtltna alts
&aspin porsin9en, Bis cin erfoIsrei=
dcr 5dlag BON ruliilder Settle ans
Der Ge9enb bon Sabris erfplgte. 81
tbrc ~rildlpdrtiacn &erbinbunaen be-
brpbt iparcn, mubtcn Sic Giirfen Slt=
riidgeben, 10 oab bic 9auilen big 81
oem 5pansis Meilen bon @amaoau &c:
le9cnen &nripim pproringer1 fonnteu
Mspraturium n%crlingcrt.
Haris, 81. Sept. Gin @rlab, incl.
der int auntlidcn Spltr1al crldielu
perfiist Die &erld19erllng bes @ipra.
forums in Sranfrci9 al1f lpeitcrc bre
Mpnatc.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-22

Cine red6t cmpfinolidc Celebrate
9citcrn Oscar Gmitb, gfu. GAO
Gbt5cbr1tc strabe l%ppbnboft, allbiftirt,
Der bur6 goli5ei : Magiitrut Galltafz
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-22
Menes nus Mns(Qtiuc.

Midter Sol1ie bat Sic altf $4,000
lalttenoe Sdaoenerl atflagc bon IS.
9. @arris, Ser Dieielbe oils gead)laB=
perlpaltcr fir Sannes q. Guiglep alts
@ilto1t gegeln sic Nof Sslalt0 gilen-
babn=e@eienidaft eingereidt batte,
neil Gl1iglep INT Ser Nabe leiner
@obn1ng bon einem 3ltge oieler
@abn getootet morDen NOR, bonn Sc
rid)tsfalenoer geltrihen.
@abrel1o ser Gerbanblltng bes
Tro5elles lparen fir 0en &lager mn
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-22
2Dudjmprh int &anlas.

Static, &anl., 81. Sept. sert
9llplep, peld)er angcflast mar, cinen
betasten 9elltiden Mamelts Scnrp
Msiiller unb bciien @attin ermprnet
SIT babelt. murpe friib Morsens BON
Masfirten aus bent Gpu1tpsefdng~
nib gegplt lIlo an einem Selepbpn<
pfolfen aufgeban9t.
(Gas crnurNetc gbepoar bottc
friibcr 5n @aplioc, I'M @isfpnliner
County 8rppn. 9cmobnt, iid aber i'll
&mnias cine Surm 9efaltft. Scr MDr@
Der perllldte, bicic 81 perdubern.)
Sic 2pnd)er lparen aus Stinpeu,
no bas Miilcr' ide Yaar sulest lebte,
III &raftna9cn gcfpmmcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-22
Neuta aus Moline.

Sn Wblinc lit fiir5li6 cine gcreiniz
altl19 Ing 2cbcn gerllfcn murben, Bic
iid uMoline Sire SOUS" nennt llllp
Bic bobe aufaabc 9cltcllt bot, sen
Seuerpebru1al1n cinen 3ibil 8cams
ten gu MAIDEN, Ser nod lan~gjabriger
9ienlt5eit notwithstanding lit. Scan
gebenft, BET Der 2c9islatur ~pprlfellis 5n
mcrbcn, bamit Elm bicsbe5ii9libes &C.
ieb angenommen miro.
Sic @ereinigun9 9ibt on 3. Gftpe
Der gu @bren Ser bieIieen S%eucrlpebr@
lel1te Elm 8nnfctt, ba5 IN Der 3entral@
S%elleripebr : Citation abeebaltcn mer~
Sen lpll. Sic Seueripebr sSGbefs ser
nmlicgcnben gtdbte boben ibr @rldeiz.
men bereits 5ugelagt. Ser nelter Ser
einisuns miro a%llentbalben reyes Sns
%tcrelie entgcsensebra6t.
Cine eiaenartise&lagc bat ser . Mp-
Tine Snoian Itblctic Club" i'm gtabts
gerift 9e9en mcbrerc bcfanntc @errcn
Der Stabt einaerciht, Sic Mitslicoer
Der nMoIine S1tbialls" zines Subballz
allbs lino. Sn Der &laseidrift miro
bebanptct, bab Der alllb Neflamen1it~
tel gebrnlldt. Bic Sen ssNttcrci1cn scr
flaserildcn @crcinigune lhabcn. Scr
8lrb lpl ourd BIC &la9e oapou obeee
!balten iperben, pieien gSumen in S1z
funft 5u ge6rauden.
y
Sic Triifnns Ser Mpplifantcn llln
Sic 3ulaiiung als @iirgcr scr Ser
einigten stuaten lit mtnmebr bccnbet
lpprocn. @s iprrben 73 9er1pncn Sic
giirgerpapicre mtsgebanpi9t. Sic nel1s
%9cbadenen giirser Iino sur grDbten
0iebrbcit in 9elgicn unb Nublanb ges
bprcn.
Cine red5t e%mpfinolide Gclbl trafe
ipurbc gcltcrn Oscar Gmitb, SEQ. GAO
Idt5ebntc strabe %ppbnbaft, 5uoiftirt,
Der bur6 Goli5ei Maeiitrat @alitaf=
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-22
3ar1inar 8

8erliner 8IGtter itsiz
len felt, bob Die MaIIenipeii unael,
bic in Berlin ul1b in Den @orprteA
lett ei1iser Set einseridltet iinb, in
Serlin piel periger fart benub!
tperoen, als bel Der @inriftuns
npraussefeben nurbe. Sn Ben Dor
prten 9in9 Die onfansli6e SennBung
ipelentlid suriid. Sffenbar lit ois
Nptla9e breiter @pltsmaI1en ni9t
srpB. @tarfere 3ufu6ren BON nsMen
8artpffsln uao frifbem Semitic
hel1erten lpeientli9 bic 8pltsernahz
ring. Mehrere Gemsinoen mug
ten Gentle, pas iie fir Die mfoiene
fpetiunsen anaetauft hatteu, purd
Srodnuns fpnierpierer.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-22

3fDet Seltge1 ~DDrgelQpef morOett 1llD
aus berei1 Mnsiagen fornte niht ent-
nommen merben, DaB bie perflagte
@eiealdaft fir Sen 500 4uiglep's
oeraatrportli9 gu !olten Jet.
Sn Dem 9iiro 0es Goli5eiridters
lit mat in ben lesten Gagen 10 be-
id)aitiet eemeien, oaB Gidter Goltcr
les iiir notbpenoig cradtete, Die @e-
Observation-Disclosures in Ser Stabt=
baae ab5ltbalten.
2enis @intermeiiter befannte iid)
bier Ser l1ebertretlln9 ser Gerfebrs=
geleee iduloig u1b mlroe oaraltf gu
elmer @eloltraie bon ST uno oens SEQ
/ lten bes @c~rfabrens perurtbeilt. Sci
lie Gerbaftung mar Montag Mbeno
erfolgt.
Stene Irabans, Ser tpeget ongeb-
liden 8erfa1fs geiltiger @etranfe
perbaftet lpl1roe, lit fiir bic @ranb
Snrp Observation-Disclosures. ST befin=
set lid gegen 8iirgidaft bon $4,000.
ul'l ltelel'l 0nb.
Slut GeranlaIlang bon Srau Jled,
go. 21O @elt 3meite StraBe lppbr=
baft, uerbaftete Die Noli5ei einen J1r=
gen Man1, Ser Ieinen Nan1en oils
Wc@lrea an9ab. @r mo- ~beIdp1loigt
worocn, 5rau Sled anr al1Berlten gn=
DC Ser StaOt tbatlid %angegrifien lllo
lie gegen einen 3altn geporfen SIT
baben. Ser Gerbaitcte meigerte iid,
irgenomelGe @rflaru1gen ab5uge=
ben.
Ser % Sabre alte Mrbeiter @erolo
Guthrie miro morgen ei1len1 gorperz
Dor nnter5oget meroel1. Gr murbe
perbaftet, nad6em acknowledgement
gegen i'm erboben moroel1 maren, oaB
er li6 oil einem 16 Sabre alten
t Weaoden pergangen battc. Ser Ser
baftcte %ltreitet 0ieic gebal1ptl1nger1
entidieoen ab.
, 8ennoB elmer bon @illiam Mplis,
/ oem Sl1perinten0entcn oes @aIler=
f=3epartement, a69egebenen gr=
flarung bat 0ie @allermerfsbeboroe
mabreno Oes perflpilenen Somners
oen lngefabren 9etrag BON $4,000
fir gerbelierungen al1saeseben. Die
S%outparbeit, melde perri6tet nl1roe,
! mar Die @erlaltgerlag Scr Gobrell
nadb ben al1Beren Ibcilcl1 Ser gtabt.
sltd) limo mebrere 2eitungen inn I'M
, teren staott9eil nl1tgclest lporoen.
! Sier traf ~geitern3bie Mad)ridt bon
Dem Mbleben bon Strait &an1,a Gbam=
bers, No. 227 Dit 3peite gtroBe
!, %mob1t6aft, elm, 0ie plotlid III Goin-
: tiac, ST., itarb, no lie lidl bel Ser
: manoten SIT 8eil1d %al1fbielt. Sral1
,jGbombers mar mt @egleitl1ng ibre1
Spd)fer Sba 0prtbin gereiit.
Die lttrbliden lteberrelt tic Ser il
; ltnncrbofft outs oem 2eben Geld)iebc.
11el1 tperocn ieoenfails int 9ollfe oes
belltigen Cages bier eintrcffen. 1it
gorfebrl1ngert fir Sic gecroigun(
: iino bis iest nod uidlt getroffcn NOR.
ben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-22
Mtnts aus Mod SSlQno.

Cine 5rall, beren Namen Nlpina
9l1rlt iein lou, mlroe geltern 5l frii-
Der Wprgenltl1nOe bon mebrerell
Mdmnern, oie auf BENT @cge nod Scr
Mrbeit begriffen lparef,, toot auf CT
rlem 9al,plat nabe Scr Ia. StraBe
unO a. Mpenlle, po%rgefnnbem. @ie
iib ipdter %berausltellte, NOR Ser SOB
ldeillbar Durd iibern1abigen @enuB
bon id)dblibcn Biften, mie beiipiels-
peiie Gocain o0er Morpbimln, berbei=
gefiiGrt mor0cM
Nadoem oie @oli5ei cine eelrallte
l1nterlldll1g argeltellt batte, nerbaf=
tete iie Mrdie Mcsfap bon SEQ. 1876
Gierte Mpenlle, ser Mittmod Mbenb
/, nit Ser Sralt nabe Ser @anitelle ge=
iebcn moroen iein loa. @on oem
@erbafteten erfl1br Die 9oli5ei be11
Narlel1 Ser Gpoten. Mc&np geltanb
Der 3oli5ei gegeniiber angeblih cin,
DOB er nut Der Srau an ge,lalu1pr
StraBenede geltanoen bobe llnD oab
er aus leincr @pbnlng elm @las
@alier iiir bieielbe bolte, 1pcil lie lid)
nidt mobl fiiblte. ST mia ieine Be-
gleiterin ipater berlaIien bobe,r, 90
III ibrem @efinocn cine 8clerlrl1e
eingetreten tpar.
Die @~erltorbene batte I'M Seem
Sd}niot Sotel on Der IL. straBe ge=
tpobnt lltlo lpar cine Ser Salbmelt-
Datnet, Sic Dem baltfigen @en1b bon
@ift fronten. Sic ltammte aus De
Io1, So.
"a Eerionen iin6 uls 9iirger ser
8ereinignngen 5taaten inn &reisge=
rtdt BON &od Sslanb 1pabren0 Die
Ter @ode anfgenonm1en moroen uuo
Die 0an1it perbunbenen 9riifltngel1
1tlto m1nmebr beelloet. Son bel1cl1 inn
Mltslanbe @eboreneit ltan1mten 43
Hcrlonen aus @elgien, m4breno sic
iibrige11 meiltens lit 5dmeoen nno
Mllblan0 oas 2idt Ser @clt erblid=
ten. Gn1n1a 0prptbea 9tttmer mltrbe
oils ein5ige 1elltide oas 8iirgerredt
6uerfun1lt.
Sobn 2ipton, @oritser ser Sltper=
btlprenbebor0e, miro ldon in aller=
11aditer 3eit ein aomite, beltebeno
alts iieben Serrell, %crnenl1c11, bas bis
sur int 8e5ember itattfil1oenocn Ser
larni1lltng ei11en 8eridt ~al1sarbeite1
lpll, i1 DEM 8orldIGue enthalten linb,
ipie Steuern erboben merbe,n fonne11,
NIT benen 2anoitraBen gebaut nl1o
nerbeiicrt merben fonl1er. Man ge-
oeltft, allf' pref Sabre lang $1O5, 900
5l1 erbe6en oOer. 9onOs al1sauitellen,
Die oann 5llm gerfauf ge6radt per=
Den.
Die u&olp" -ASltn1pe Ser Gof S.
'lano 8aiiermerf-Mnlagen miro sur
Seit reparirt, oamit lie aQen an lie
gelteaten Mnforoerungen geniigt.
8ielelbe bat cine 6alillngsfraft BON
bier Millionen @allollen in "a Stnl1=
Den llto lit peridieoene Male Damn
allBer Sronlng geratbel1, oils man
lure NrDetfstratt DIS 6ll1t NeltBerltet1
allsnilse1l molte.
Die g%erbanolultg oes Struggles
Der Sri=gitp &aillpap Company &C.
gen Die Better bon rSSitneps", mel-
de oen 2esteren perbieten modte,
&erionen 51 beforoern, mur6e geltern
I'M &~reisgeridt begonnen. Dieielbe
miro ieoenfaus mebrere Gage lang
oauer1t, bepor Der 9fidter ein rrtbeil
ertbeilt.
9ie @oli5ei miro jebt ltets oarauf
adten, BOB fem Center zines Illto-
mobils an ei1cm nid)t in 9eipegl1ng
befinblidcn Strabenbabmagcn por-
beifabrt. SIM ltebcrtrctlngsfalc tper-
Den oie betreffenoen Gerioner itre1a-
items 3llr &cdcnidaft ge5ogen wcr-
ben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-22
gclesrapbiide 9sptise,t.

II. Sepftn1bcr.
SaicbaIl. Sn Der Nmerica II
2ea9ltc:
Mclp yorf 5, ct. 2pllis A.
@albinstpn 2, glepelanb 3 Us
Snnin9s.)
Splton 10, 2ctrpit 9.
9~bilaoelpbia s, Chicago 0.
Sn Der Matipnal 2easue:
Chicago 0, Nelp Dprf. 4.
Ct. 2pltis 3, 8ropflpu 6.
Gittsburg s, &bilabrlpbia 3.
Cincinnati 5, Bolton 4.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-22
Sas Scrsett.

Sn eincm 2a5arett peranItaltcter
ppbltbatise 9amen fir sic @eriml1.
octcn Elm aon5ert. @abrcno auf Sen
Sodium brei 9a1nen ein Srto laltscl1
fanb 5lpiIden srpei @erlpunoeten fpl:
scnbes @elprad ltatt:
SD fam bies niht ldl1ser altsbal:
ten. @ebcn mir licbcr in Ben Garter
unp ipieIcn mir &arten."
uad, oas bisdcn funnit 91t sod
mod bierbIeiben, iiebit ia, lie becilel
lid idpn, lie babcn sIeid brei gcllpm.
men, I'M Elm 2icb 6u linsen."
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-06-01
JURORS Will. !.
SEsA &si%N
HAVE MUSIC

Walksgans I'M. May 27.-A special
OF court failed to make
any pfoksesssin selection Of a.jury for
the trialssofs win Orpet, charged with
the murlsrsof his, former sweetheart.
Marion Lambert, the 81 veniremen ex-i5
amiped being challenged for cause. 4
The jurors5who will try Orpet viii
have music To- while ava Sunday and
last evening during the trial. Judge
Donnelly before he adjourned cou 4
granted the request Of James O'Shea,
n Of the eight Jurors sworn in to have
his phonograph brought In 80 he might
entertain his fellow Jurors. The court,
however. held that the records must b,
of various kinds such as a few hymns
ballads, rag-time songs. band and or
chestra selections and the like as among
the jurors are those Of various. religious
denominations. @s.ss