davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Fergus County Democrat., 1916-11-02

Mrs. Quinn Pierce and Mr.. and Mrs
T. L. Conway of Moccasin. are visit
ing in the city.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-25
v A YES SLOW Up
WHARF JOB At
HONUAPO

sperai star l.G,n Carrrepohdouye)
aii.G. A0E Engineer "I"eIur
HI tRc uuhHe works department, MILO
g IN eaar4a alI territorial work
ou t.Is iS'aa.G haas rgturuei fIusr :"
-tii o II0nolFlG where he Inspected
.tlc noES thl1 H being done On tn"
aaGtiu aaa rnIaiIs t0 The wharf
.Rt Dat llacc Eae engjneer remafacd
on Tie oe .or baIf a day and saw
.Naat progress had been utaIe and i'd
Fi-hithc foreman y t0fJrarc- opera
rOts ....... -.
Rough eas interfere. viii. the &0Cn
of Toe MEN lot The liEh sGrr
yreaks Il, 0Ecf tie reef agd GatIos
IR onto the Wharf This makes rHe
driting 0f gilc- difficult ioI and the
foreman RI Dr. CraiE, has 70 grasp
ANY favorable minute and DO -Wh8t
polk that is possible at odd TIMES dur
Fills tile dag This viii make the re-
Fair iol slow one, but the work has:
III be done and aH adGEtion To the
hare ha alsor5 lac carried ont.
Already t1sea cHrJrete piles have
Been put down and Dreparatious for.
f# aC six othcs- are :neIl under way
Plenty Of rock is on land for future
Operations and everything is @OiDc
alone III coed slape .....
Ehc EDITION Us the Wharf win CA,
.oa+ TOR about A fret and eight or
al14i.oE @iiE he placed in POSITION and
+ aontre'e toll put over them. The
Wharf Hi'l be much more convenient
Err The shlppel Eho tasc It and the
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-25
CITIZENSHIP. CLASSES
FORMED ON VALLEY ISLE

As n result of the visit of Dr.. Rob
ert BAY Williams. president OF Mid
Pacific Institute, to the island Of Maui.
several new citizenship classes have
>hFeG formed al plantation camps
tllpfc DR. Williams returned on
"Wednesday ..>. =....>.. ~..
During his visit TO the island
which was made in the interests Of
the Mid-Pacific Institute citizenship
ard church work-Dr Williams visit
ed many plantation camps and spoke
at many schools and churches On
sunday morning he addressed a
crowd in the Wailuku Chinese church
and spoke that evening at the Wal
luku Union church. II. #... RI.
Rowland b. Dodge, in charge OF the
citizenship campaign on that island,
is doing efficient work, according to
Or. Williams. :... .>
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-25
HARBOR NOTES


The lrtHaatiut s. y. Castle ras r.
aaEr left iIilo for tile caast FriIav
aesqrdins 70 TIE htaana .Kea's .tri
ort III. -
Arrival a San Francisco OF the
Japanese steamer Kwanto Afaru. from
iItig port November IA. is rcyOrtcd nv
t.se Merchants. Exchange -.
The I K. rs stcmaer kiv0 Naya
taoh aboald 500 tons OF fIci oil hnro
neiore leaving today Tor Yokohama
She 1nFns both coal anu oil underlcr
boilers :.
Ihe Matson steamer Manoa. viii. ar,
fhe Tuesday morning with &Nl sacks
o' mail from San Francisco e. cabin
passengers ANA 6-NI tons Of cargo FOR
this yor, ..,
Expected 10 arrive late today or to-
merrow from Yokohama is the O :
k freishter ShinECka NTara Sbo-Ias
62 tons Of cargo and no passengers
gen li9noluliI -'...."
r,rjdaz afternoon the COMMERCIAL "a.
ett cable schooner ElaHrtncr Ward
-ett Tor MIDWAY Island on her regular
TeFago takinc Supplies and. IroHa sfons
40 the cable station .,... T.: .
Sugar reported 50 have been await,
in2 Shipment az Hawaii ports Friday
Is listed ON rhctrip report Of Purse
III e. Phillips nf the NaHaa fIta a.
Bags a Ilnnuapo ard Gai} o.
IUralig -.
tt o'clock fats night THE Japanese
steamer NIPPON Maru, here fronl An
tutagasta for bunker COAL arrived Of
qolt She vas funllsatcd ana berthed
ft Pier ! this morning after the Ki@o
Maru left
No irelcs Was received today by
Castle Z Cooke from tie T K X.
Chartered Gc.ghtar 6hin.o NsrH 10.
p which las 1909 tons % freight Tor
this por, She is scheduled to arrive
Nen.jat laag lal-ahamns + &..= .
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-25
CHINESE COOK FINDS
GOLD NUGGET IN DUCK

.MNRYSEIELs..< Car Peter Kelly,
local undertaken, killed a mallard
duck on the Tule Gun Clubs preserve
recently When the duck was dressed
10y a Chinese the craw disclosed a
nugget worth SO The Chinese. hon
est man, turned the nugget over TO
KelIy, %ut the undertaken turned the
nugget back to the Chinese.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-25

A wireless received this morning by
the shl1ping department OF II. Hack,
field < Co, Pacific Mail agents, from
ant. A.. w. Nelson Of the Ecuador
SAYS he is afraid he cannot arrive
here from San Francisco Monday
afternoon in time to receive pratique
and dock that evening Capt. Nelson
said nothing about how much mail he
has for Honolulu. Another message
viii be received from him honday
morning. giving a definite hour OF ar
rival. ... r..
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-25

A5nday altalu5fB al 71a55 me
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-23

An Inside Bath
Makes You Look
and Feel Fresh
says q glass Of hot watsr with
phosphate before broadcast
keeps IIInsss sway.
This excellent, cemmon-sense
health measure being
adopted BY milIlons.

Physicians the world over recon-
mend the inside bath. claiming this 10
of vastly more importance than out
side cleanliness. because the skin
pores do not absorb impurities into
the blood, causing Ill health, while the
pores in the ten yards Of bowels do.
Men and women are urged to drink
each morning. before breakfast q
glass OF hot water with teaspoonful
OF limestone phosphate in It. ~ a
harmless means of helping to wash
from the stomach, liver, kidneys and
bowels the previous days indigestible
material. poisons, sour bile and tOx-
ms; thus cleansing. sweetentng and
purifying the entire alimentary canal
before putting more food into the
stomach.
Just as soap and hot water cleanse
and freshen the skin. so hot water and
limestone phosphate act on the elm:
NATIVE organs.
Those who wake mp with bad
breath, coated tongue. nasty taste, or
have q dull, aching head, sa1low CONF
pIexion, acid stomach; others who are
subject to bilious attacks or consti-
patton, should obtain quarter pound
OF limestone phosphate at the drug
store. This will cost very little. but
is sufficient to demonstrate tho value
OF inside bathing. Those who con-
tinue Il each morning are assured Of
pronounced results. both in regard to
health and Appearance Adv
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-23
WILLIAM R. YAWIER
PASSES AWAY


william r. vawter died at his
home. "Englewood," east of Highland
Park, Friday night at ie:is O'Clock.
after an Illness of some weeks. Mr..
yawter was fifty-eight years old.
native of Virginia, and bad spent most
OF hts life in this State. He was born
In Princeton. now In West Virginia
Death was due to a complication OF
aim ests
Since he came TO this State he has
been prominent IN politics, and was
several weeks ago named by the Re-
pnhiicans as the candidate for Con-
grcss In opposition to Congressman
Montague. He was the choice of the
lily white faction. being their unani-
nous choice. MIR. Nawter was very
earnest ard straightforward man,
holding firm 20 his convictions and
according full i!bery 20 those who
did not agree with him In their
views.
lie was a msmber of Epiphany
Church, OF Highland Park, being a
devoted member of the church He
had many friends. and lived life OF
ease and refinement in his splendid
horne. whs-e nls circle of friends was
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-23
RADFoRD NORMAL.

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
Radford. va. April 22.-Professor
7. r. Avent recently made trip
through Scott. Lee and Wise counties.
making addresses at Gate City. Elk
Knob, Appaiachia and Norton.
On Thursday the tercentenniai cele-
bration of ehakespeare's death was
observed by the department Of Eng
fish, under the direction of Miss Flea
nor Terry and Miss Mary w. Monta.
que. Quite an elaborate program was
presented. The costumes and repre-
sensations were very interesting and
attractive.
Work has already begun on the
new dormitory. which. will be ready
for use next session. When this new
dormitory IL finished 1t will provide
additional accommodation for one
hundred and nifty students. On Nom
day morning at 10 o'clock the cere-
mony of breaking the dirt for the new
dormitory was observed by the facul-
ty and student body. The dirt was
broken by the presidents Of the senior
and Junior classes. Miss Bonnie Alder
son and Miss Effie jackson. The 127th
Psalm was read by Rev. Thomas
Priddy and brief speeches were made
by him and President J. p. McCon-
nell.
Interest In outdoor sports Is very
marked Outdoor games. tennis and
outdoor athletics are very popular at
this season. One Of the interesting
features OF the commencement exer-
cisas 10 "feld day"
DIR. II. d. C. Maclachian, pastor of
\. tat a.
Richmond. will preach tho commence
ment sermon June 4. The various
congregations of the city will meet in
the spacious auditorium of the Nor
NAL School to hear the commencement
sermon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-23

entertained In hospitaele manner by
his wife and himself
Mr.. vawter was . member OF North
side Lodge, No. as2. Ancient. Free and
Accepted Masonss having been among
the nrst 20 unite with thai lodge ON
fits organization He IL survived BY
his wife, who was Afiss Lee Miller. !.
The funeral services viii be held
Monday afternoon at o'clock from
the Church OF the Ascension, High
land Park. the pastor, Rev. J. Wins
ton Clarke. conducting the obsequies.
The burial will he In Hollywood Gene
terry and Will be attended by the Ma
sonic fraternity.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-23
OBITUARY


f. Adolphus Ennis died at .s:2o p. M.
April FL. 1915. Mt Lee Camp Soldiers
Home. this city. Mr.. Ennis was born
in Petersburg, Va. September 10, 1897,
and had spent practically all of his life
In that city. He was never married
and is survived by two brothers,
Messrs. e. l.. and A w. Ennis, OF Pc
tersburR. Always courteous and oblis-
ing to everyone and with his genial
spirit and kind and loving heart DOL
Ennis was always a favorite with those
who knew him.
He served throughout the Civil War,
being in Co A. Twelfth Virginia Reg
iment, Mahonss Brigade. He was also
member OF A P. Hill Camp, C. v.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-23

ne stoey which 49, told. The other
man hAs eluded arrest
Waxre1ltnn-P otf1.
Miss Rosa Leo Potts and John
Thomas Wafrenton. Of the West End.
were united hi marriage 1t . O'Clock
last evening 1t the home or the ON
ciating minister. Rev. A. n. Love.
AfrA. CCrnelia II. H1lck.
Mrs. Cornelta r., Blick. b well
known ana esteemed lady. died al
her home. the residence OF her SON.
fn-iaw, e. w. Alley, In Byrne Street,
at 1850 o'clock this morning, follow
ing brief illness. Mrs. Blick was
In her efghty-fonrth year. was well
known and much beloved as gentle-
woman Of high Christian character.
She Is survived by the following chill
dren: Mcssrs James Fl. and Richard
f. Machen. OF Norfolk, by first mar
riage; and Mrs. b. w. Alley. OF this
city. The funeral will be conducted
from the Second Baptist Church at
5 o'clock tomorrow. Sunday after
noon.
Lathe Boy Dies.
Curtis William McClain. aged one
year. nine months and twenty-one
days, died at the home OF his parents,
John and Mary Ashby Mccain, szs
Appomattox Street. At 10 o'clock last
night. The funeral will be conduct
ed from the residence at 4 o'clock
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-23
MIR. POLLARD TO SPEAK
ar GAINESVILLE HIGH SCHOOL

Hon. John Garland Pollard. AT
torney-General Ct the State and
member of the State Board of Educa-
ton. has accepted an invitation to de-
liver an address at the commence
ment of the Clarksville High School,
June 10. Mr.. w. W. Barnhart, prin-
cipaI OF the school, was in the city yes
terday and presented the invitation to
Mr.. Pollard, which the latter accept
ed
GAINESVILLE is proud of her high
school. IT IL a modern, well-equipped
building and has a good corps or
teachers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-23

i5-inoh tu rntaibie,
handsome oak or ma
hogany cabinet, ali Vic
tor improvements Your
own selection of records
from the great Victor
catalog. Other styles Of
victrolas at SIS 10 $3.50.
D see the complete line.
Easy Terms II desired.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-23

Princess style, with
strap springs, easy run
ming and comfortable.
Adjustable body, full
roll body and hood. Fin
ished in white enamel,
upholstered In white
corduroy. Best valuc in
city at the pricoi
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-23
FIRST BAPTlsIs TO
HEAR FROM COMMITTEE


There viii be an important meet
ing of the members OF the First Bap-
list Church ut the close Of the service
this morning. to hear from the
committee appointed to confer with
the pastor concerning his resignation.
Livery member OF the church Ii asked
to be present.
The entire city 10 greatly interested
In the effort being made by the First
Church to get DIR. Mcdaniel to with
draw his resignation.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-23
the body viii be laid to rest In Bland-
ford Cemetery at 80 p. ~. today


woodstock, Va, April 22.--James
r. Wright. aged sixty-scven years. -
dead at his home near Maurertown,
Shenandoah County. He was a Mason,
member of the knights OF pythlas
and Junior Order United American
Mechanics He 10 survived by his
widow, three daughters and two sons.
Burial services were in charge of the
Cassia Lodge of Masons of Wool
a4nrk
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-23
Mr.. Yirgtnin @. Hottei.

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
Woodstock. Va. April 22.--Mrs.
Virginia c. Hotel, aged forty-two
years. wife OF William Hotel. died at
her home near this place Friday. She
Is survived by her husband. four
children, three brothers and two
sisters.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-23
Little Hoy Uies.


Washington. April 33.-The weather
will be overcast In the Middle Atlantic
States. On Monday the weather will
be generally fair east of the Missis-
sippi River. with moderate tempera-
lures In the Southern States.
Forecast for Sunday and Monday:
Virginia--North and South Carolina
Probably fair Sunday and Monday.
Local Temperature Yesterday.
10 noon temperature .......... So
p. M. temperature ............ 81
Maximum temperature to p. NJ. "a
Minimum temperature to p. NJ. Sc
Mean temperature .......... so
Normal temperature ......... 60
Excess In temperature s... o
Deficiency in temperature since
March 1........ .............. LOO
Excess In temperature since Jan
uary i. ........... IT
Local Rainfall.
Rainfall last twelve hours. ...... o
Rainfall last twenty-four hours. r.
Deficiency in rainfall since March
\. 1850. - 49,. - $500. OLE
Deficiency In rainfall since jan
uary I......--. All
Local Observatsea NJ r. M. Yesterday.
Iemperature 49,. .....-... os
Humidity ......... Do
Wfnd-Direetion n.
Wfnd--Veioetty ........... 9
weather ...-.4..-..~ ..-.-.-. CLOUDY.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-25

S. S. ainnaoep, &eeiltrirungsbe-i
amter loes 3. Stimmbe5irfs Ser g..
8ar0, madt lbefannt, oaB 6ie 8abler
sielben iih r~egiitriren lailen mill
len, apenn lie 11aditen Samstag flint
men mollen. Son ser @Gblerli1te
Der @eneral1pobl am 3. Nobember
1914 ml,Btelt bon 932 Man1en 1856
geltri6en iperoen, neil lire Stbaber
in ie1er 8abl nidf geltimmt baben,
8enn man alid 0apon ei11et Mb5ng
fir Die @abler, sic ~geltorben o6er 1T
einen anoeren Stimmbe5irf per5ogen
limo, mad)t, 10 lit 0od flor, bab cine
lebr groBe Mn5abl ber @abler BEG
3. 5timmbe5irfs nidt regiltrirt lit.
@em biele @abler am l.. Mpril nibt
ltimmen foinnen, meroen iie lebr iiber=
raldt lein.
@enn sic i'm 3meifel iin0, ob iid)
SIR Name in 6en &egiitrirungslilten
b%efin0et, frage11 sic lieber bei oett
neutrality-suspicious. rad.
Mae @abler, 6ie oitlid) BON Grar16
slpenue ulto noroli1 bon Srfor6
Mpenlle mobnet, iQllten iih I'M 3.
|Stimmbe5irf Der fiinften @aro re-
lgiltriren laiIen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-25
9cntidc ariessanncQnns 1916.

@ie oft boben sic gerliner Ml1s=
ltellr11gsballen am 300 frieoliden,
fro6liden 3mecfen ge6ient. SIM Gil
tempo 6es 8roBltaotmeni6en ol1rd=
jagte Ser gerliner 1lnb Ser 5remoe
bier Sport, au1tit=, @eperbe-, Mo=
De- un0 Sauglings- auslteQunge1,,
l1o in jeOer 8eranltoltung ipiirte
man Sen raiden Nl1lsidlag Ser 8elt=
ltaot, Ben sl1fldmung sur @eltmadt.
limo jeet lpiirt man sort Sen
a'rieg. Man iie6t n1lo man fiiblt
i'm. lteberaG &ano,ten, S9einmer-
Ter, Sdlitten, Mh11itionsfarrerr,
Sorpeoos. l1n6 ole 6iele @eratbe
oes &rieges, alle 0ieie Minentperfer
ltno Soubisen 5eigen Spuren bes
Samples zines Samples, sen lie
nlltgefompft baben, uno in Dem lie
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-25
Bic aScam"= aapitane fir SIC aam=
pagte fMir oas ,,elte ct. G,1fe's
9Dipitalgebaltbes

SIM Eripatzg peiieoimmer 0es
9lad6afpf Sotels fano geltern Gad=
mittag na6 eingenomlner1em 2und
cine entbniialtilde SEE iammlung bes
gol5ugsaltsiduiies fir Ml1fbringut19
Der fir oas nel,e @eb4lroe notbmen=
.bieen $t25,000 itatt. Cine bol1itan=
1bige elite Ser uEeom" =&apitane in
ben 9ipiiionen Ser @elhaftsleute
tpur6e borgelegt. Nl1r tpenige 8a<
fan5en in Der 2iite Der nSeam"-Ir=
better ii11D nod 81 fiilen.
Inter benen, 0ie ii6 bereit erflart
baben. ais uSeam" =aapitdne 5t mir
fen, befinoen lid oie iolgerroen Ser
rem:
@iaiaw @eucr's 3ipiiion - g.
Griffin 8au, Clarence q. Godrane,
Saul $. Solution s. 3. Gbroop, S.
g. @iGims.
Old 81. 9ame's 9ipiiion g. De-
Ger Brend, Siaac 8etersberger,
CHARLES 5eiiions, s.. g. Sones, s.
6. Son Manr.
Mor 6. Sds' 9iUlion ny Sreo S.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-25
2cno=a=Sano glnb %iarnnclt altcs
Hapter nnS 8nmmircite.

Die Mao6en 6eg 9eno-a-Sa1o
Clubs iamn1eln ales alte Napier l1n6
oQe 8l1mireite, sic Tie auftreiben
fonl1en. Sic bereiten iid fir Sen
vEapier= u1r0 @1mmitag" Dor, sen
Die Mitglie0er nadlteus a6baIten
mer0en.
SITES alte Napier iotnmeln Sic
Maod}en, 8riefcol1perts, Ganop=9ii=
ten, Die tagliden 3eitl,ngen, Grocery
Often ltno bas brallne Gapier, in
pelden bas 5leiid gepidelt lit.
n1o ebenio ldarf iinb Tie binter
oe1l 8ltmmirelten fer. Maes ion
nad)ger 81 @llnlten 0es 5onos fir
oas 1elle @ebaltoe oes 2el1o=a-San6
Clubs perfauft meroel1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-25

@uf Mntrag oes Marttn
5atber, zines Meiben. nuroe in Saz
eomab, Mafb.. Mnnie Nuib, eine Rcz
germ, urlter ser Mntlage berbaftet,
ben @atber nacbts onsefalen ullo UNI
S. beraubt gu baben. Wie @atber
ausfast, be9esnete er ser Neserin arf
Der Strabe, ND lie nit einem atlf i'm
seri@teten lansen Meier ibn atpallg,
cine @trede tpeit in etne Safe gu
sebsn, tpo fie linn bic S. a6nabm.
sic bro1te, i'm auf Der G'tsle gu
er1te4erl, ipenn er Miosrliero ieiIte
D0er Elm Gerdui9 made. pa Ct
felbft unbepaffnet NOR, belt er g
fir aeratsn, ii4 ftiu 5u Derbalten.
setter melsete ben Tdu fDfDrt Der
poliaei, Der es audi tpirtlid selang,
Sic Neger=8anoitin muir cine turse
@trede bon benz Srte Der Sat felt
sunebmen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-25
sllSerman Ser picrtcn @arS; bemu-
fratiider &anoibat fir 8ic.
bcreriuGblmng.

&~orltebeno bas tpoNlgetroffene
9ilonib Mloermans Mlbert Sdrtmig,
melder ieit 1912 sic @iirger nnb
gimpobner Ser bierten @ar6 at 6e@
rem bodllter 3u~frieoenbeit i'm 5ta0ts
ratb pertreten bat; mesbalb 6iele fet-
nesfaas cine %genoerlng miiniden
llno i'm bellte iiber adt Sage NIT
grober Mebrbeit mieOer 81 ibrem
alderman erlpablen nerbcn. @ie mir
idlon lebtem Mittpp6 beigeipredy1l1g
Ser 6emofratiiden aanSioaten fir
Moermci1 iagten, Bot itd alderman
Ilbert Sartpig in 6en pier Sabren
leiner Sbatigfeit inn 5taotratb burd
ieil1e <be lno ieine SodwemaBbeit
in 8%ebanoll1ng aaer Mnaelegeltbeiten
aa1sge5eidnet ltn0 iid oaol1rd) aage>
meines gertral1et1 ermor6en, mas
beute iiber adlt Gage burd, lei1e glan=
5ettoe 8ieoerertpablltng. all Ser nidt
5n 5lpeifeln lit, sum MllsOruf font
men miro.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-25
@arr, $. 6. 8ludtped, @tn. 6. Got

garr, $. 8. 8Iadmed, @an. 9. Got
ter, g. g. @reenbmlm.
@iIliam @eir's 9ipilton ~ @arrp
IS. Ballard, Charles 9en0erion, 6.
s.. @au, George @bite.
Sam s. @bite's 9ipiiion - 81.
8. gmib, 81. S. 5oerber, 81. g. 90.
Wi00leton, @erman Sre0e.
Seltte fin6et feline G%erlammll,ng
oes goa5ugsansid}uiies itatt. Mber
.berldieoene Selomaridalle meroen
informeQe g~erimmlungen NIT if
rem &apitanen abbalten, unb Tie flof=
fen, Sic boultdnoigen u5eams" Mn-
fang naditer @od,e beridten 5il. f6Sns
t1en.
BrauensD ipdion miro asl
Dienstag Nadmittag int @ladbamf
Sotel INN $3.50 ubr cine gerlamm=
lung abbalten. gs lit Ser @unih
Der 5elomaridalIin, Srau Cirrus 9.
Cart, baB ieoer @apitdn iein poll-
ltanoigesy Seam" gu oieler gerlamm-
lung mitbrtngt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-25
Slut urnicr see Commercial
Einhs.

Gas Mdr5= Surnier bes @fatflltbs
bes Gapenpprt Commercial Glltbs
miro nddltelt Montag abe116, oe1t
81. Mdr5 llnt 8 l1br i'm &~atbsfeller
Des &lnbs 1tattfinoen.
9as lette Gltrnier far6 ungliidli-
der @eile an bemle1ben Me1tb itatt,
on meldem altd Der gan 6es $50
man's Glltbs itattfan6. Ser geird)
apar oesbalb iebr, iebr fdmad). @e-
fretdr Saerber fat ane Meitglieoer
oes Sfatflubs 6ur6 Noitfarten Don
oem 1raditen Montas itattfin6enoen
Sllrnier unterridtet unb file aufge=
forOert, sllm Surnier gu erideiner.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-25
sllfrcb 6. Mtcifcr staotamualt?

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&eoe 0appl1, oaB, mel,n SEER Ml-
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repltblifatilden Mlbermen =&anOioa-
ten beltte iiberSaGt Tnle erpdblt
merben lollten, Der ietigc @iirgermei-
tier. Mlfreb s MueQer, cri,ld)t mer-
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rat eeltcrn Mprgcn ciltem 9eridt=
crltotter, Der i'm tragic. pb all Dem
@eriid,t etipas @abrcs lei, geantppr=
tet:
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lit, iibcr Nnnabme poer Mhlebmll,1g
eines Matragcs SIT lpred1ett, che er
Shllel1 mirflid) acmadt morben iit."
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iters=Smoioat, Ser Mnoolpb &oblfs,
antpprtete Oenl i'm befragenocn ge=
ridlterltatter::
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g%erneilter all1abll1, erflarte ld), DaB
ih Dor Ser @abI feline Geripredlun=
gen mad)en miiroe. Sd mer0e SIT
meil1em @orte ltetfen."
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baben, menn mir nid)t sen @eridt
bes Die @errel1 Ml1ellcr ut6 Moblfs
'befragt babenoen 8eridterltatters in.
nen reprtblifantlden Srgan, Der
Zines, g%efl1noen bitten. Sin Bic
len mar nod elm &omme11tar ge-
fl1iipft, mie apeiie oie &epublifa1ler
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fre0 6. Ml,eler gum Sta0tanmalt
MAIDEN miiroen, unb 0aB bieier, penn
er audi 6ie Observation-Disclosures fir Sos
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idloiien baben l1rtb babet nit bielen
Wittbeilungen MIR einelt u6ii6ler"
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balten bleibt.
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pltblifaniid)en Sreunoe es MAIDEN
apie - bic @uiirten, Sic al1d oas
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lie i'm erlegt batten. Sic batten
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1tegt battet. gs lit aber ar6ers ge-
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reid=l1ngarn baben iebt lhon 10 gut
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miro es nientals fommen. Sodte es
l1nleren republifanilden 6reunoen
nidt piedcidt al16 10 ge6en, tpie ~
ben Qliirten?