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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-07
loop A MAKING.
ITSELF AT HOME IN
SAN ANTONIO CAMP
District CavaIrymen Spent First
Entire Day Getting Every
I thing in Order.
ALL TENrs ARE PITCHED

SAN ANTONIO, Oct. Troop A. Dis
trict OF Columbia Cavalry. spent its frst
entire day at Camp Wilson getting
things In order.
without a hitch tents were pitched
yesterday and the men made themselves
thoroughly at home.
Al sunrIse the men were hustled OFT
OF bed and given half an hour setting.
up exercises to shake or the stiffness or
FIVE days travel. Immediately after
morning mesa all were armed with
picks and shovels and ordered 10 Jig
bitches around their tents and drainage
trenches for their section OF the enor-
nous camp grounds. The troopers are
camped near the Illinois and Wisconsin
artillery. and have already gotten on
the most friendly terms with their
fellow-militiamen.
Third Due Tomorrow.
The Third Regiment. scheduled to arr
rive here tomorrow, will be camped a
considerable distance from the cavalry,
a. the various branches OF the service
are kept together. Captain Washburn
granted all the men passes last nlght
after their tents had been pitched and
the kitchen properly equipped. The men
spent several hours in San Antonio Wis
, iting the Alamo, Buck Horn Tavern,
and parading up and down the main
streets OF the city. At II o'clock they
were ordered back to camp by the
large provost detail kept In the city 10
prevent the pen from overstsying theii
leave.
Camp Wilson is city Itself with
more than 1900 soldiers camped there
and thousands of army trucks scoot.
ing here and there at breakneck speed
furnishing supplies to the men.
Next week remounts, horses which
have never had a saddle or bride or
them. will be issued to the troopers
II will be the task q the militia mer
to break and train the wild animals
into docile cavalry mounts. The expert
horsemen In the troop are smiling ovei
the prospects of seeing the inexperi
enced riders handling the remounts
Four batteries OF Virginia artillery
commanded by Major Worthem ant
Captain Johnson, arrived here toda,
and were ordered to camp near the DIS
trlct soldiers.
Captain washburn is to report Il
General Funston when that OFFICER re
turns from Laredo late today.
Captains Anderson and jackson, quar-
termaster's corps, met the incoming
troops on their arrival at the station
yesterday. and the men and their equip
ment were conveyed In army trucks Il
the camp. three miles away.
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Mem Arrest Likely
In BIackmail Case
Several Important Figures in In
quiry Face Department OF
Justice Net. :.

Several new arrests in the blackmnil
cases that aroused New York and Chi
cago will be made shortly by the De-
partment Of Justice. It was learned TO-
day.
Officials Of the department refused
information as to the States In which
the arrests will be made. other than 10
say they will be east OF the Mississippi.
Several of the persons sought. II was
admitted, are expected to be important
figures in the cases.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-07
Seek 2 Stolen Autos.

The police are searching for the au-
tomobiie Of J. q. Goolsby, Of $50 Four
teenth street northwest, and Louis c.
Dismer. Of 1927 Euclid street northwest,
which were stolen yesterday.
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FINANCIAL
American Telephone &
telegraph Co.

will be paid on Monday, October l6.
1916, to stockholders OF record at the
close OF business on Saturday. Sep
TENDER 80, 1916.
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Asks Limited Divorce.

Sarah p. Green instituted in the Dis
trict Supreme Court today suit for
limited divorce from Edward A. Green.
alleging cruelty. Justice Stafford issued
an Injunction restraining Green from
molesting his wife.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-07
New York Stocks.

All transactions in stocks are on the basis
OF dollars and fractions thereof.
Quotations furnished by w. n. Hiobs 4
Co.. members OF New York Stock Exsnanss
Hibbs Building.
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EVANSVILLE.

Sisters of st. Mary's OF the Woods.
near Notre Dame, Ind. have Just COM
pleted negotiations, through Otway b.
Zintzinger. for the purchase OF the old
Hancock property. near here. This prop
perty contains about sixteen acres and
the purchase makes approximately 100
acres OF adjoining property secured by
this organization In this vicinity. 1t is
understood the sisters will erect several
buildings on the sites purchased and es-
tablish a young women's seminary This
will be done. It IL understood, under the
supervision of the authorities of Catho-
lie University, Washington.
The Holy Name Society OF st. Je-
rome's Catholic Church, will attend mass
In the local church tomorrow morning
at 1880 o'clock. A general meeting OF
the society will be held Monday night
at 1880 o'clock.
The annual convention OF the Sunday
School Association OF Prince George I
county will be held at the First Baptist
Church at Laurel November 2-3
Workers OF the Second District Of the
Sunday School Association will hold an
institute In the First Presbyterian
Church; here. September IS, The speak
ers and their topics are as follows: DR..
Clarence j. Owens. what the Sunday
School Can Do for Prohibitions" the
Rev. John w. Slack. 1.-THE Crime Against
humanity" Frank l.. Middleton, pres
ident Of the association. THE Coming
| Convention"
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Men of Third Inoculated.

LEXINGTON. KY, Oct. 6 (by maiD.-
Men Of the Third Battalion. Third Regi-
ment OF Infantry. OF the District Ma
tional Guard. are an unhappy lot.
They underwent their Wrist inocula-
ton with para-typhoid serum yesterday.
The serum was administered by Dr..
also Major, Charles r. Luce. OF Wash
ington.
The District OF Columbia infantry Is
the first body Of troops to receive pro-
lection from a fever which has been
troublesome to troops on the border.
Colonel Young last night received word
from Major Joseph +. Hodgson. com.
manding the first section. that Karl
Shaeffer. sixteen-year-old son OF the
band leader. had been struggled aboard
with Company d. and that he was being
left at Hinton to await the arrival OF
his father on the second section.
Colonel Young sent the boy back TO
Washington. He IL an accomplished
musician, but could not be enlisted be-
cause he is under the prescribed 20
At Lexington, KY. the third section
was taken for short hike by Major
Summers.
BY these hikes it is hoped to keep the
men in good condition until the border
10 reached. Officers were to be exer-
cised this evening at Louisville.
Prepare to Welcome Boys.
HYATTSNlLLE, OCT. I-Prepara'
lions for the welcome of Company F
expected home from Eagle Pass
Texas, with the rest of the First
Maryland Infantry. within the mex
two weeks. are being rapidly pushed
to a completion.
The women's auxiliary to the com.
pany Is planning to give the boys ar
old-fashioned Maryland supper n
Laurel the day following their ar.
lon xuyl,i Nkar -
the town, headed by the mayor ant
common council. are planning to Civ,
the company reception in II,
armory here.
No definite word has been received
as to the exact date of the arrival o.
the men, though Mrs. F. J. Robinson
received telegram yesterday from
her son. Sergt. Charles Robinson, o
Company F. in which he stated the,
expected to leave within ten days
IL Is understood the men will PARTED
pate In seven day hike before tn,
day set to strike camp
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ANACOSTIA.

The German-American Building Asso-
citation has permit to make extensive
repairs to premises 2226-2s-30 Pennsyl-
vania avenue. l.. A. Dennison will erect
two-story dwelling at 1922 Twenty
second street. The Washington Gas
Light Company will make improvements
and additions to its property at 1880 Min
nesota avenue. A. c. Ogle will place an
addition on his property at Minnesota
avenue and Seventeenth street N
Fischer will make extensive improve
ments to his property at 1906 Pennsyl-
vania avenue. c. ii. Dyer has a permit
TO improve the property at 1924 w street.
nineola Tribe. No. Il, Improved Order
OF Red Men, met last night in the Ma.
sonic Hall. with degree work on the cal
endsr: Reports OF committees were pre-.
scented.
W. A. Henderson. an employe OF the
Washington Steel and Ordnance Com.
pany. residing at 2l7 Ninth street north.
west, reported to the police last nigh
that his pay envelope. containing S64
was stolen from his locker and WheI
returning for II later, II was gone.
Miss Elizabeth Lott entertained Z
number of friends at her home. In '
street last night. including Mrs. J. p
Green. Misses Alice Leapley. Marguerit,
Campbell. Hilda Henning. Anna Hagan
Bessie Leapley, and Mrs. w. w. Tolaon
At Hitchcock Hall at. st. Elizabeth
patients were treated to a motion pic
ture entertainment last evening.
Several boys were taken into custod
yesterday charged with breaking stree
globes. Ten, OF them were taken TO ju
veniie court. but some of them were no
held guilty. This Is the beginning of
crusade to put q stop to this practice.
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At Hitchcock Hall at. st. Elizabeth
patients were treated to a motion pic
ture entertainment last evening.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-05
&fe lit Der 9pmtuitaniiden
Hcpubltf.

Cabling . n, A. Sea. aapitdn
81iapp, Ser &ommnnbenr Ser in Ser
9ominifaniiden 8epublit aelanoeten
Bunocs : @arinetruppen, r%apportirte
.bellte. oab ant 20. Nobe1nber bel Maz
eoris aampfe 5tpifden Sen gelanbetcn
gl1noestruppen nnb ben %ginseborenen
ltatteeflt1oen BADEN, Bel benen allf bciz
Den Setten 2eltte bertpl1nbet purbcu.
Sic Gi%ngeborencn ioIlen aber, Sic
grDbere Gn5aN bon @efpunbeten acz
babt baben. Sic Sample loIlen ausgcz
broden fem, als Die 8unoes lolbaten
Die Srtl6aff @acoris burd1uden, bic
Gingeborcnen enttUaffncn unb Sic iibs
risen Snrb Sic Hroflamirung Ser
&~r!egsred6te notbipenois 9%eipprbenen
N&bre9eln treffen tpplltcn.
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8asar Ser 9amenieftion Ser 9ap.
Surngemeinbe.

9ie 9menieftion ser 9ober1port
1ltrngemein6e miro anr morgigel1
Nadmittag uno Mbeno einen groBe,1
ga5ar in Ser Surnbane obbalten.
S6on Inn s1pei l1br Nahmittags Be-
ginnt Der 8erfanf bon auerlei Sous
baltungs- nn6 neutrality-suspicious.
linn fiinf l1br miro Elm oertibes Splt=
per ierpirt. Raditebero Sic perldie=
bener 81toen 1,nb Sic Manen Ser 90
men, unter beren 2eitung bielelbe1
fteben:
@uoe fir 3ierorbeit - 5ron @rnIi
Otto.
gdiir5enblloe Jron aoolpb
Shmiot.
glloe fir gerldieoenes ~ 6ral
Wartba Gdbar6t.
@liidsrao ~ SRI. 2uoa 2eppcr.
See Cream - Sral1 George 9ros.
fe, il.
Gonop 80 SRI. 8lorcnce Moper.
Sund - Jrmt S. Martil,.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-05
Sur Iebten Mube.
@iGiart @nnber.

Die 8eiIetlng bon 9errn Wtl=
liam @unber murbe Sonntag Nad=
mittag Inn aipei l1br bonn Gra11er=
bal1ie, SEQ. 1903 meitlide 6. StraBe,
aus inter SEN @uipi5ien Ser S. 8.
8. S. Scott 2oge $50. 81 altf BENT
Sairmolt1t Srieobofe abgefalten. Ole
11oditebenoen ieds Mitglie6er ser ge-
11annten 2oee frngirten uls 8abrtlld-
trager: @iniam @eioner, CLAUS Sb=
lm16, &enrb &1rib, s. &aarmanr1, s.
Ser5berg un0 S. S. Sl,lider. Serr
SSobannes &roeger 1prad inn Sauie
uno al1b am @rabe.
SSubn MiIen.
Sic iterblide1t l1eberrelte bon Sssobn
NiIlen, ser am 9onnerstng Ser bori-
gen @ode at @alcoH, SSa., bas 3eit=
lide fegnete, apurben am Sonntag
geadmittog lttr ei1t 11br bonn Iralt-
erbauie 511 @nlcott aus nit einem BON
Na1tor 8. g. @eisIer DON Ser 9apet1=
6qttih : ebaneeIiid : ll,tberi=
iden Seiligen @rcu5-airde eeleiteten
Eraltergottesoienlt in Ser 9iron'er
Stride al,f BENT 9ironer Srteobof
Wel1tter 6eieeiett.
Ser 3abmgeidiebene, Der am "a.
September 1885 in Ser geabe bon 9i=
ron 6as 2i6t Ser 8elt erblidte, per=
ma6lte fib m II. Sftober 1902 s1
Ga gerne, SSa., nit SRI. &elena @in,
oie ib11 jebt, mte o11h 5mei griiber,
Setter bon Stodton ltnb @iQiam bon
@alcoH, 1t1rb cine gdnpeiter, 5ral1
&afberine &atbien bon @olcott iiber=
left.
Sic 8abrtudtrdger maren: SSH
liam Stratbmanr, SenrD Rogger-
burg, Otto al1rt, SSohn <nt, SSH,
liam Jrom1e 1tnb g6. &atbmann.
Trat sc. s. Garfs.
Die 8eiiebl1ng bon 6ran sc. g.
Garfs erfoIgte 5onnabenb Madmit=
tag Inn 5pei l1br bopn Souie Ser gl=
tern Der G%erltorbenen, &errn u1o
Irat Sobn Sdid, bon Ser Niper
&ooo aus altf Dem Sofbale SSrieo=
bofe. Eaitor .. s. @eisler bon ser
oelttld : epanaeliid l11tberiiden Sci
ligen &relt5-&irhe lpra6 i'm graler+
balle, 1pte al1dl am @rabe. Die
gabrtudtrager tparen: gbiion
Briggs, M1ilon 8edmon1t, Mobert,
Irtbur rn6 elmer gdid l1o Ser
man Goienfran5.
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Oauenpor(er Hon(ra6lor mo Cr>
6aner Ill 0ar6er 6e(drmM(er Don
"UmlaC" |iir J(agenleiogn.

uSieles lit bas critic Mal, bab id)
cine offentlid1c @rflarung a~bgeseben
babe, icbod lit nSanlac" cine iold'
tuunbcrppGc 9debi5in llnb es nltste mir
10 pieI. bab ib es ais mcine GflidJt
cradtc, icoer Gcri ion iiber bnsielbe SIT
ersdblen", iastc S. g. Safer, Elm
ippbIbcfannter apntraftpr nllb @rballz
en-, bon Mo. 1907 Campbell Gtrabe,
@%upcnpnrt. in Garl 6. Sdlegel's
Mpotbcfc, $50. 220 ipeitl. 3peite Ctr.
nSeit Sabrcn litt i) an @eromlz
lln9sbeidmcrben. Salt iebcs. mas i6
ab, ipirfte fir mcincn Wagcn nad)z
tbeilig lli,p berltriad1te Elm @efiibl. als
pb ih aufseblalen iparc. Cine 3eitz
lang entbielt i1 mid, 9etpiiier 9iab=
rlingsmittcl, III Ser @%pfftung. 6eilung
su erlan9e1l. Sd bate i%lberbal1pt fciz
men Mppetit unb iplroc lebr 1ernDs.
rMcinc Mieren iparen au6 angez
a%riffen. - S6 hattie sdmer5en I'M
Hiifen.
4sSsd babe nSanIac" MIR fir ipenige
@pden scnommen, fiible aber better,
ols cs 81 ir%senocincr 3eit i'll Ben bor~
bersebenpen 5 Sabren bcr SAIL mar.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-05
CLARA G~neeuamot,
9eb. 9anta II

ant gonntas, Ben 8. Ge5ember, Mbenbs
am 10 l1br 80 Win., nnb longem.
idtperen 2eiben i'm SITTER bot "A Sab
rer, | Nonat unb Ia 1agerl janft
entihlafen. lit.
9as aeidcnbesdnsnib finbet am
8ienstag. ben 5. Seq. Nadmittagg
ltn1 2 l1br, bonn Sralerbaltle ibrer}@lz
tern, 9errn n1o Srau @nns 2antn1,
mo Sreunbe ipillfommen Ii1lb, ans mad,
benz Sairnonnt Sriebbofe itatt; Sic
8eerbignng anf benz Sriebbofe lit
pribat.
l1nt titles 8eileib bitten Sic ticfbez
triibten 1interbliebenen:
Srii,e gttgellanbt, go6ter,
Sans 2aitta,t,
Srau Sba 2arttau, seb. gocrcnien,
@ltern,
9beuborc 2attai, 8rl1bcr.
Sran Bertha 2antau, geb.. SpeIi1,
Sdtpdserin,
NlS5t. nebit gertpanbten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-05
sdieferci i'm @cridtsiaale.

s a nj M Q II 5, Snb., 4. Sea. Gin
getpiiier Iidael Snnif, peld)cr einen
alten Sob segen Sen bielisen @eridts1
bpf senabrt baden lpll. besann bellte
pabrenb elmer @erbandflns plDblidt
cine 5iiiillabe i'm Geridtsbpfe. @idter
Charles 6. @reentppIb tpurbe ldiper,
abcr nidt lebensgefdbrlid, 8ailiif
2ouis 9ebouip t0otlid unb elm &C.
idiporcner Mamens George @obbins
leidt b%crlett. 9ebpuip's Mblebcn nirb
ertpartct. Snnif miroc
feitsenommen nnb biirfte iett auf iciz.
,,en Geiites5uitanb unteriu1t tperoen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-05
Aus WPerito.
Ocneral Mtirsmia iua 8iaa aus CHI
baabaa bcrtricbcn babcn.

Snarca, @eg., A. Seq. General
Sraneiscp @on5ales. Ser bieliee Car
ran5a'i6e Brigade pmmanbclr, eab
geltern @benb befannt, bab Die Cat
ran5a' iden Sruppen ipieber I'M 8eIite
Der StaSt gbibuabua ieien nno bab
Giua na6 ben lpel tlid BON ser 6tabt
%9elegenen 8ebiraen 9efIobeu pare.
Ser einselanfene 8eridt loI belaz
Gen, bab General Srancisco Murguia,
Der BON Der Stabt Sorreon Iana5am
1%1oroiparts porseriidt tpar, mad Ieincm
Siege iiber Die @ila'ihen8anben breiz
Big Meilen iiiblid bon Ser stabt Gbi=
bnabua. bieie obne t%peitere Sample be-
ieben founte.
Neic 8lnttbatcn Der 8anbitcn.
CT So o, Segas. a. Sea. Sieliae
8unbe sbeamte ianbten beute einen
8apport nad @aibinston. bab Ser,
beutiae gice : aonillI Gait &ettlelen.
IN Ser Stabt gbibuabua, Charles @I%
menborf, ein amerifaniider 8xrger.
nno Elm arberer unbefannter i1,naer.
Imerifaner bon Sen 8anbiten @ilas
lmgebradt iporben iinb. glmenborf
tppllte ieine blutiunge Sodter bertbeis
oigen. melde Damn nad Ser grmorz
onns ibres @aters bon giIo'iden Sals
lurfen arf oeren Sludt mad Ben &C.
birsen mitseidleppt ipurbe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-05
StOiua @lbber Sire COMPANY besablt
$4,000 fit Mnlnsc.
aiir5lid gegriinoete @eieuidJoft min
in ied5ig 5agem @ei@aft
e%roffnen.

Sic groBe Mnlnge ser Mmerican
ean GoanpanD an Ser @odingbam
Hoao tpl1roe geltertt BON ben 8eam=
ten Der Soma &rtbber Sire Company
fir 100000 faufli6 erltan6en.
8ie 6. $. &otb, Ser @i5eprdiioent
Der WiQionen : Collars : Sirn1a nno
Observation-Disclosures 6erielben, ge-
ltern befannt madte, miro Die Sobrif
%i11nerbalb bon ied3ie Gage,t eroffnet
1peroen rno %ett1bunbert nn6 fiinfsia
Nrbeitern gum Infang 9eidaftigltng
.geben.
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6ploene
6elegenbeit

Sir jeoenarbcitsmann ooer iebe Srar,
Die cine eisene 20 aderzSarm einidl.
e'ner sllten anb, elmer el1ten gau.
70 9ennen, 100 9iibnerrt belibe1 llno
llnabban9ig fem ipollen. $1.00 gnsab=
lung, $1.00 per 8pde. epreden sic
fpesen boiler Snfortnation bor ober
ldreiben Sic an 81. $. Gapdb. is Noro
S9aliteo gtrabe, Chicago, SG.
5,2@t.
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speider 6nirfte. idjOn III
fiir5eiter 3eit erridtet iuerben.

@ie geiter11 befanrt gernadt tpur.
De, miro id)on am Montag Ser ndd}=
item 8ohe BON Ser S. g, &oDes Con
ltruction Company NIT Ser grrid-
tltng bes geplanten itd6tn6en @pei-
6ers am 6lBe ser 9errp StraBe be
gon1en meroen.
s9on in ser bereangener @ode
ipllroe Der 8rnnoitod gelegt, nnb
1ollte oas 8etter anbaltem idot1 gu
bleiben, oiirften bis 5onnobeno idon
Die 4orfretarbeiten 6es @run6ge=
mobiles fertiggeitelt iein.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-05
3m perfalfG, ubcn. 81, pertanfdet.

3n p%erfaltfcn Dbcn at pe%rtanfden.
91er btetet ii6 &elegenbeit, am 1.
Wtdr5 allf Die Sarm gu 9eben; mir baz
ben cine 80 Mder : Sarm, quite ger=
beiierllngen, 8 Meilen bon Dubenpprt;
lperoe 9alts pber ginfommen gtgen<
tbum fiir 9letden 8ertb nebmen. 8ez
treffs gtn5elbciten ieben pber telepbo=
ntren Sic Gcliattcc STEALTH g., 216
graop strabc; 1elepbon 29O7 ober
5344s@. 5;18t.
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8anerlambnikidein

Die n%adytebenoen bier Ballerla11b=
niBideine mltroen ge1tern bon 8nlt=
inipeftor &alpb s. @rabom alsge=
itellt:
George Maltn, @oroge, 1909 @elt
IL. gtrabe, 5000.
g. $. M%toorebeao, Garage, Gen-
trail Earf @pel1l1e, $3.50.
S. 9. siegfrieo, Garage 702
Norb 8ine Strabe, $10O.
Srlella MtStubr, Iad6eden, 144e
@elt &lealant gtraBe, $40.
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@iqiam q. Sed bpn louisville iudt
&ertpanbte.

@iuiam 81. Sed bon aouispille,
@p.. apanote lid) geitert idriftlid an
&oliseihef CHARLES 8oettder nit Ser
8itte, ibm bei 0em Muffiltoen ieines
@rnoers, gaspar 9ed, urb leiner.
Sdmeitern, M1nelia, gmna, Caroline
lno gli5abetbs SEED, sic iid bier auf=
balten iollen, bebilflid) gu iein.
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Mus ben @cridtcn.

Die nadItebenoen SeiratbserIallb
niBiheinc nltroen geitern in Sc,
Glerfs Office bes Scott Go1t1ltp 9e.
|5irfsgeridts erlpirft:
2amrel1ce 90. 6arreu, Son Sratt.
)cisco, Gal., 1lno Caroline 6. 9ennis
l1openport.
@iniam Stod ui1o Mugl1lta 2inoe.
mann, @alcott, Sa.
&l1gp Sebber ut6 6lorellce Mrm,
'itrorg, 0apet1pnrt.
@iuis @amm ml,roe gcitern off.
sien 5ltm Gerpalter bes Madlaiies
|lei1res @rl1bers, @ern @an11t, ser bon
einem Observation-Disclosures ser 8nr.
ter Giano COMPANY getobtet tpurbe.
einseiett. Ser einsige 8eitano bes
GaflaIles hit Ser Sdaoenerint, ser
bon Ser Nanogeiellldoft nerlangi
miro.
@agen uno @egenfIagen int Seem
9irtpem @otel49roseB mllroen eeitern
i'm Scott County 8e5irfsgeridt Re,
gontem. Ser Nro5eb miro stpiiden
MIpina 9. &eeenitter einerleitg nn6
q. Stepenion unb M1nanoa 5tepen-
lon a~noererieits hllsgefodtert. Die
&la9eri1r nerlangt $40 bon Sen @e-
flaaten, mabrenb Sic 8eHagten
$f50.3O bon Der @ldgerin nerlangen.
IS banoelt iid Inn eine 6otelbeIib,
translation. Otis @tIbred bertritt
oie @aeerin.
Ser iabrIide @erfnnF BON rififdin-
oige1t @run0eigentbums Steuersab-
Tern fpl1roe eeitern i'm 9iiro oes
Goltntp5ablmeiifers 9rgo 5tabI por=
gerommerr. SIM @an5e11 tpuroen
einbunbert u1tb ied5ig berIdieoene
8runoeigentbumsltiide berfauft. -
5olte 6as altfgefaufte @%runoeigen-
tbum ridt i~nnerbalb BON orei Sabren
mieoer eingeloit merben, 10 faut es
l1n%apeigerlih an Sen &dufer.
Yer M111palt 9o1lls 6. Ho00etutg
lieB 9eitern I'M Scott Go1ntp @e-
5irfsgeridt cine Sheionngsflage inn
Namen bon 6rau Minnfe @obn ge=
gen 2orlis Gobn %onbangig MAIDEN.
@ie aus Ser 9etifion berporaebt,
bermablte ii9 6as Soar on1 90. Sep
TENDER 1901 su Davenport. Sic Slid
aeri1r min BON bent @ef1ogten am l..
December 1911 b~erlaiien porben
iein. Sic perlanat al,Ber ser 5dei=
Dung bie Debut iiber ibren minoer=
iabrigen sobn, @enrp @obn, nno
9uimentc.
>
Cine Eetitioit, Sic cine eenol,er
lpe5ifi5irte anflage ltnb oas strei=
diem zines Shells oerielben berlangt,
geItern bon @onntpanmalt
$. Sebens int &rosel1e BON
s. Gutter gegertg 6ag Scott
GolntD gebn6t.
Ser Mntpalt &enrp Goll1ner IieB
geiterm cine gransaftio,t non Senrn
3lfpe's 8runbbeiib at @dloott an
$. Stonffer bud)erf.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-05
Die eglrmitrona= Ieooer=@ crmabluna

Sri. Slprcnce s(rn1itrong, bie Iod)-
ter bon Serrll uno 6ral 8. 6. @lrrl-
ltrong, No. 421 9itmer Strabe,
reid)te am Son1tabeno Serrn Sl1gp
geober, Dem Sobne bon Serrn nno
Srau u. 6eooer, SEQ. 1440 @eit Sigh.
StraBe, Die @anb gum gunoe fiirs
9ebert. Die Srallltns murbe bon $50
1tor Oscar $. Sorlt Don Ser beutl6-
epongeliid) : lutberiiden 9reieinig-
feitsfirde bpl5naen. Sri. &attie
Sberipooo BON Canton 81, nnb
9arrD Mrlnltrong, Elm 9r1,ber ser
Broilt, flngirten als Sral5el1gel1. 4
9as iungpermabIte 9aar miro
$40. 326 glarfe Strabe ieiu Seim
puHdlagen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-05
Muf iofort perfauft tpcrben.

40 Ider Sarm nit gllten @ebduz
Den, bat Elm prddtiges Mlfarfa : ScIb.
quite abltanlage. &albe Meile borr
Wtdcaoami5e Goab. &ann am 1. Mdr3
1917 ilbernpmmen tperben. r1nr $6,s
500. S. S. Wteibnrg, 3O8 peitI. @rftz
te Strabe, 9nbenport, Sa. Sci. 45O7.
30. 1851. .
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-05
Mnaet9en fur
&rtettsSldte, 8ertdnfe, Serlxts
@D1rtrtt9ett etc.

BDbni,tsett etc.
IN oteier @lbrif tperoen fir elmer, faa
bts gu elmer ISOLDE 5l ben nadfolgen1
ben @aten inierirt: 8is su bier Bellies
.ooer oeren @aum SOC. iiber bier uni
:ts gu a@t 3eilen $1.OO. aeiue an4
5et8e tpiro fir tueniser ala Soc auaes
t1on1,1ett.
Sir ste1engeinde tpirb Bel Elm. 81
1ed]smalt9er Sniertion 26c berednet.
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2pfaler @etter5eri6A

Dabenport, A. 9es.
Dllrd}idnitts 8arometeritallo 1880
@llrdldnitts Semperatl1r 50
@odlte Semperatur beute . 81
9siebriglte Semperat1tr lette geadt AZ
SeormaIe S%ernperat11r fur SO
Sabre 81
DurdidnittIide Geudtigfeit bsr
2uft SO
NsieoeridIoe in "a @tun0er o.o1
gorberrlderoe @in6ridtl1ng .S@.
@aiieritarlo um Z Ibr Morgens 3.4
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-05

Benn Sic ettpas at berfa1lfen, at
bermietben baben, ober einc steGnng
inden ober gu berscben baben, berli.
ben sic our @efanntmaduns berfelben
bic .&leinen Gnaeigen" i'm Ser Sc.
mofrat", Der Sbnen iideren grforg
bel binisem Hrets berfpri@t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-05

@t5bI. 5intmer seindt. @ebiloefer
9entlder. ipelder in Der Nadt arbetts
tet. 1u9t gerdlmiges, %antdnbig mDbz
ltrtes s3immer, in Dem ct bDIIig
II ng It ort am Sage iblnfen fann.
$21$8.00 Mietbe. @efI. Dfferten
lll,ter "a. $. 1872" an Sic Office oes
Ser 9emofrat".. Ml2S,18t.