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The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-08-25
Guests ESCAPE is Narrow.

Chickasha, Okla.-Seyeral guests OF
the Royal hotel had narrow escapes
when the structure caught fire and
was destroyed. An explosion in the
kitchen was given as the cause of
the blaze. The hotel was the first
built here and was one of the land
marks OF the city.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-08-25
Old Paper Prices Hioh.

New York.-The paper famine was
reflected in an auction sale here of
old paper by David Ferguson, super
visor of the City Record. One lot Of
5000 pounds, composed Of unsold
copies OF the City RECORD brought
$165 per hundred pounds. Another
lot of unsold paper, weighing 5000
pounds, brought $3.50 per hundred
Normally sales OF such paper bring
from 20 cents to so ants hundred.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-08-25
Must Have Reparation,

London.-In the House Of Commons
emier Asquith said the government
determined that this country will
4 tolerate a resumption Of diplomat
relations with Germany after the
ir until reparation Is made for the
urder OF Captain Fryatt."
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-08-25
Denies G. o, p, CHARGES.

Washington.-Th White House
made public letter from Charles M.
Galloway, acting chairman, Of the CT
vii Service Commission, denying as
sertions of the Republican platform
that the Democratic administration
has created 10000 Offices outside the
Civil Service law, which cost $44,
900 a year.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-08-25
Saw Deutschland,

Newport News, Va.-The captain OF
Norwegian steamer, which arrived
in Hampton Roads, stated he saw the
German merchant submarine Deutsch-
land August 10, then eight days out
from the Virginia capes
He said the submersible at the time
was under full sail, and the officers
aboard admitted 1t was the Deutsch-
land.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-08-25
Women Favor Precedent.

Chicago.-Huston Thompson, as
sistant attorney general of the Unit
ed States, who went to Denver as the
representative Of President Wilson to
attend the annual dinner Of the Jane
Jefferson club, reported strong SEN
timent for the reelection of Presl'
dent Wilson among the women OF
Colorado, as an equal suffrage state
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-08-25
DISCHARGES for Students.

Camp Wilson, San Antonio, Tex
All student militia organizations Will
be defederalized September at Their
point of muster. College students en-
listed in other guard organizations
will be mustered out.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-08-25
Wilson League Formed.

Chicago.-The Woodrow Wilson In
dependent League Of Illinois was or
ganized at a meeting Of independent
voters held here. George E. Cole OF
Chicago was chosen chairman and
Emil Zolla, secretary.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-08-25
BRIEFLY RELATED.

The Crowley police jury of Acadia
parish at its meeting made arrange
ments with the authorities of Crow
ley to work the parish prisoners for
their board and maintenance. The po-
lice jury attempted this plan at one
time but the experiment was too
costly. IT, 80.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-08-25
Standard Paws Dividend,

Neodesha, Kan.-The Standard Oil
Company of Kansas declared the reg
ular quarterly dividend of So and an
extra dividend of 81 per share.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-08-25

Ernest r. A. Litzau, representing
the United States supervising archi.
tect, is at Alexandria for the purpose
OF perfecting Preliminary plans for
the construction of an addition to the
Alexandria federal building, actual
work on which is announced will
probably begin early next year.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-08-25

The first concrete piling for the
Vaudeville seawall has been laid. A
dredge was obtained by the contrac.
tors and 1t will begin the work Of
filling behind the wall next week.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-08-25
ne last vestige of Shreveport

.ne last vestige OF Shreveport as
the Onetime capital of Louisiana. has
been removed in the WTeCking Of what
has come TO be known as the Allen
mansion, one Of the few once paltial
homes Of Civil war and reconstruction
days. On its site the new owner Of
the property will erect a modern resi-.
denCe.
Few present-day Shreveporters up.
concerned with the story OF the town
are aware that once upon time
Shreveport was the capital OF the
state. Yet such It was and this old
house, which later came to be known
as the Allen mansion, was the gov
ernor's mansion and the capitol.
Late in the war and during the early
reconstruction period Louisiana had
two capitals, New Orleans, where the
Republican governor had his head.
quarters, and Shreveport, where Hen
ry Watkins Allen, war governor of
Democratic Louisiana, for whom Al
lendale, once fashionable residence
and the location Of many proud homes.
was named.
The old house had been standing
for many years when Governor Allen
and his official family fled from New
Orleans after the Northern invasion.
No one seems to know who the origi-
nal owner OF it and the broad acres
now covered with comfortable homes
was, but it at once became the
scene of many a distinguished gather
ing and brilliant revue
When order was restored to Louis
lana, Governor Allen vacated the
place to go to Mexico rather than
take the oath Of allegiance required Of
those of the South and the property
passed into other hands and was sue,
cessively the home Of many families
prominent in North Louisiana, the
Conways and the Coles and the Muir.
rays among them.
With the growth Of the city Allen.
dale was deserted for newer and more
fashionable districts, and the old
house gradually fell into bad repair.
But, sixty years old, It's white oak
stills and cypress beams still stood UNI
touched by driving storm and blister
ing sun until the wrecker with his
hammers and bars reduced them to
pile Of weather-stained lumber
Its passing is another chapter in
the. life eaf-e g Shreveport rsw FitteA =
to conform to the huskier, more Wig
orous new Shreveport.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-08-25

Announcement is made that the
plans for the $4,000 Sunday school
building at Alexandria, which the con-
gregation of the Emanuel Baptist
Church will erect in Jackson street,
will be submitted to the congregation
on the first Sunday in September.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-08-25

In less than weeks time the boot
Logging forces of Lake Charles have
been utterly routed by a series OF
raids by the city police and The sher.
IFS office.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-08-25

The Baton Rouge police jury un.
animously voted to call special cleo.
ton in the Third wald to have resi-
dents vote upon proposed $4,000
bond issue for model roads. The cleo
ton was set for September 26.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-08-25

recommendation to continue cat
tle-dipping were made to the iberia
police jury after the hearing of ar
guments pro and con on the dipping
situation. The audience of oves 500
was representative one composed
of farmers, stock men, representative
citizens, planters, merchants and
bankers, the threatened abandonment
of dipping having aroused within them
the necessity of concerted action.
The protestants with their attorney
Emile Vuillemot, were also present in
large numbers.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-08-25

The daily and almost incessant
rains that we have had has had dis
astrous effect on the cotton crop Of
Tensas parish, almost eliminating the
middle crop and reducing the yield
possibly 90 1-3 per cent.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-08-25

Morse, Etherwood, Midland, Gass-
Ter, Redlick and Branch districts in
the Crowley parish voted almost to a
man recently for school taxation. The
only exception being Branch, where a
four-mill tax yole was almost defeat,
ed, the vote being twenty for and six
teen against. The property valua-
ton Of the twenty was worth $4,000
more than the minority vote The
vote is remarkable, as these elections
are for special taxation over and
above the regular school tax.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-08-25

Act 1853 Of 1914, which makes it I'M
lawful for any person to use an au-
tomobile without the consent of the
owner and fixes penalties for viola
tons thereof, was declared unconsti.
tutional by Judge D. B. Samuel in the
Shreveport City Court, when he SITS
tanned motions to quash the charge
Of using an automobile without the
consent Of the owner filed against
Jonn Scanlon, Sam Riley and ]. Pat
ton.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-08-25

The Jena police jury met to con.
slider the question Of raising the as.
sessment of the Trout Creek Lumber
Company. Good Pine Lumber Com.
pany and Tall Timber Lumber Com
pany, all operating mills near Jena.
These corporations pay about one-half
the tax of the parish and operate
three of the finest mills in this part
of the state.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-08-25

As q result of the special election
In school districts Nos. and 5, a high
school for Estherwood is assured
The voters declared for three-mill
tax for FIVE years to provide for the
operation Of the school.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-08-25

The Union Electric Railroad Com,
pany, new corporation organized to
operate an electric car line to belt
Vaudeville and run through Houson-
vile, jacksonville and Hammond,
laid its first rails at Vaudeville and
Mayor w. G. Davis drove the first
spike. Addresses were made by
Mayor Davis, DR.. A. G. Maybe, NJ.
Newhauser and DR.. r. r. Bailey.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-04
Scridtcr Sb0dletcn
I'M uew Orleans!

Reru Orleans, 8. geop. Ser
SiiopoLdrforiaer Cir Sbadleton iii
beite bier ei~neetroffeu; es lit OieieS
Oas erite @laI in 5pei SaDrerL Dob
rr emen Saien anl1uft, in Deldem
ole eugIiihe Sprade eeiproheH
miro. Ser Gompfer ,garismaina
brndte i'm bterber; iofort beaab fdI
Der 6erilbmte 5orider mad Gan
5roneiSco, I'M it'd bon bort mad
4~iitrulien ein5uihiffen uto Iih bon
bort mad DUNEDIN 5u begeben no
er lid Der aurora expedition al.
ihIieBen miro, am noh ieiuen sebn
8egleitern Die nuf ben GisfeIoern
Der aoB See peri6onen iin0, al ior.
ihen. Sobol0 oas RettunasDerf as.
lirngeil, ODER oaB er iih bergcuiiiert
bot, ooB feline aameronen nidt mebr
am 2eben iino, miro er nab gna.
Lamb 5uriidtebren, Inn iih ser britt.
ihen 4rmee ar5uidIieBen. Rad
Dem artee MIRO er ieine Sorihules-
reiien uie0er n1ifrtebmen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-04
SOC mert pa(mO(iDe
fir lac

5rd3 regrIGre Glide qalm,
oElne 6etfe, ntit SOC GieaeI @e.
Edtscrer1e ODER 9n0er, fir 44c.
Sara HeiSpuoer, i~uportiert
SOC grOBe, 25e.
8sberO 8obnpaite, 5Oc @r6Be
FIT 20.
Mennen'g SoIerm &il6er fir
i2e.
Solution & SobnIou's gaIcltm
El0er fir 15r.
Golgate's 3dhrpoite groB 20t
500 ginfboms geaetabIe
COMPOUND, roc.
SOC s~iiteriue 29e.
9dnp g2anHhina gream. Csc
@raBe f5e.
500 9uffp's reiaes MaI3.
75t.
9ader gecririie i4e.
@roBe 8itSeraiaitsn l0e.
lib gaipstoI 3aae 29s.
yuros REQ GroB @ese &c.
5Ipaa Eminent 25c @r5fa.
I5f
5 sa6 saIS 49f.
90 ID epatia. 29c
&aFarh gsai6 Ga anpt1nr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-04
Strcik in G9iles
Salpetcrgrmbcn!

sontiogo. Chile. 3. 9ton - Oil
IN Oen Salpctcrgrubcu GbiIes BE-
lhoifigten arbeitcr iiu0 an Der
5treit ae1alacn. bis iebt lit e
5inar au feilen AusihrGitundcn &C.
fumuteit ober Die Ait5iubr oeS mid
tieen @roouftcb 1T ms Stoden gera.
ten.
Chile proou5iert idbrli6 etDa g.,
100000 Wtetertomen Solpeter, Cor
melden etma 100000 Ietertonner
aus8eiiibrt meroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-04
0IeIauSrr aiDt nadl.

9Qs q. ~ &eOmore 9onnerstaa
our Der biuteren 8cronOu ieines
SnuicS. 1920 uGrOL II. Ctr 8ep.
.pide austlopite. sob plot!lh oos
@cldnOer nod mo er itiir5te l6
SUB in ole 1iefe. Gr trug eingI
8cinbrub itno iuuere g~erIetmgen
Nannn.
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g6rDfaRt6emen
Samstag fife lOC

GrDBe, frfhgeihnittene gbrb.
urtbeuregt IangltieIig, fiir 10e.
Rofeu III allen 5ar6en, friidl
ggimnitten, 8useno, 49t.
Beilaen uHS gelfen at See.
sioIprefien.
SHrsrE Rail g0.-SGxptflnr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-04
Merikc bcbt 5cn aMf
uaRrunoSmittcl aMf!

81 Eaio, Ter, 8. GoD. Ger
meTifmiide aouiuI 5oriano @rabc
hin0igte bene an oaB Der einiubri
sol 0uf ale 4ubrimqsmittel mo
MeiouHgsitide BON Der merifani.
ihm Aegierume bis 5un Sebriior
1917 oiigeboben lit. Gies geihnb
ans Dem @rinoe. INN Die gtotlogc
Der drmerru 9eUOlterungstlaiieu 81
linoern.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-04
gSettrrberidt.

SIR Smabo uno l%lnt1egenO.
Shou beute obello mo Samstoa
fdlter beute nbcn0.
Sur Soma: Seilmeiie bcm5Itt Zen.
te abeno; moglider 9tegen i'm Gllber
item oitlihen Tell, etmas f1lter im
peitlihcn Tell Somstog if0u, I'd!
ter i'm oitIiden mo 5eutruIeu Cell.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-04

Serrn 9rnter bon SDensboro,
3D., EN- Geiertatr Der 8unoesmori.
ne, I~ieferte iid Sounerstug Der bic.
iigen 9oliaei aus.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-04
Grfnlten llrlanb.

Maior 6. Il. 9tcrrider bou bier
unO 9entuont &. y. Ntoosett bon
Soitiugs beiOe bom 8. Regiment Der
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-04
Nir rh6men nns Der ipeieacn
aafmerfiamfeit, sesebm befm
Jnteliecutcn~ 1lnpa1cn bon ,l1dSdenkoriettem

2os gupaien zines aorptts hr elm @G66eu ioa uibt nad
ibren1 aher, ion0ern nod ihrer 5isur 9edeben.
Benn ir tngeuoIiher aorper nod benz Iangen 9rngen bon
neiden 9lnen nit einent aorfett nusgefattet tper0en ion, erfor6ert
ouie austathmg gang beionoere adnerfianfet llnlere qnge
Ie1ten oNier abtelunq inD ih oRIer Gutiode Doa mo qans be
uiBt uno meroen Dem 9ldofen elm aoridt onpaiat, 0s ibr mirf
lihe Stube GIFT INTO pon groBen gtusen ian Miro
Spe5ialhnuOen SarHsta9 nndmittags bon 2 bis A.
g~nrsefsgfai6 SO. 3ntiter 5lnr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-04
Rein(eiOene Damen=
l1rImpte SOC

Sf idpDarS nH6 fGrbig; nit
aoppeitem 5tur1npfbolter- aum.
2eidt FehLerhofte $t.00 un0
S125 0iinIhGt.
gursth Rail gO.-6aaptflnr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-04
prirnrole

9~srlurole 6rag lit
Elm a-aBergem0bnltdl
babihes 9lalrieaian
Tier. Iu ElliIHells
nnfiter IT biibid an
rnngiert mo Der eHf
murf lel5it DOn aroBcr
Sdl6nbeit
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-04
DernOit

Ger Sermon Ont
murf beitsAt aus eineIn
ensDurts geboaenen
5hfl0, uHl5Ogen pom
eIner ~erhabenelt giHic
an ben enoen. Gin
einfahes. ober bod
reiScnOes wiuitcr
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-04
BekanntmaAuna.

Gsir 3eigen I'll uuisfer Stlberuaren. 4bteiung eine
polit1n0ge aInsmabl DON Ratrleian un0 Sberaton enf.
iDiirfea. Community aiare in blbidgn @eidentidreinen
nnD edten MadhagnHiidranfen elqaer iI@ %belpnoers FNr
1anflaqna9sfoqs ODER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Sest gefanfte SilberfDaren mer0et aff @unih TO.
ftenfrei Bis 9Seihnnhtea affbepahrt. Guaranteeing fret.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-04
@sItriate NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. = bette 10erae.

4biertigung un0 Mittefitdrfe. qfae Stilt un0
@r0Ben. 8ert bis 75c, Spe5ial SOC
pNe" geitrifte Snits fir and6sn nub MdSden
polige gaimlipone. patcntierter 5a4m un6
anopie. glae @roBen, Quits fir ... soc
oW" sttrifte gsaits fir @GSdlen nHO anaben
pntettierte Soume, t5e GuaIitats Gpe8iol 1Oc
Sanptflnr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-04
DlOnOgramm =Slege(,
S6adtef Brie(=
papier 79C

Cine @eIegenheit gum antouf
BON Sdeeibpapier fir 5bven
5dreibttih ooer als 8ei1na6ts.
geldenf.
9~tOnogrammiiega NIT 3rpei
06er bret 9uhItuben, nit Sdoh,
tel 8riefpdpier peiB o0er far.
5ig. gTtrafpe8ial, 5amstaq ftr
79c.
snrseh 9aib go.-SaaptfInr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-04

ganmwslene Trauen lluipu Saits, u~ieoriger
pals, d~rinellos; boGdno. Sols, bolblange aeruel;
hoAer Sals. LANCE aermel, aniellnae. @ut pal.
ien6. Grtraipe5ini per 4n3ug S1.5O
3dmen liniun Snits, ans Seioe uno elsie;
Misunderstanding. Hoia nno meiB. @ert biz 1925;
Grtfaipe3ial iiir ..l................ $50
aeiHe 8anmIpDlt 9amen lIniOn Cults; poatge
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-04

0ntionoIgoroe bon Gebrasfo. boben
llrlaab erbnIten uno geitern Die
Seimreiie ongetreten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-14
@creitcltcr GinbrudJ.
ginbreder ourd @pe5ialmad3ter gil
Stegen peridelldt.

Ms ser Spe5ialpadter 8iG Ste
gen sgelterr Morgen gegen bier l1br
ourd Sic Naep 5milden Sront llr0
Ismeiter ul6 Wiaiit l1no Sarriion ctr.
gilg, madte er Sic gntoedul1g, oaB
Die %eilerl1e &intertbiir 81 bem 5 nno
10 Gent 2aoen Don g. g. &resge in
goo. 217 @eif 2. StraBe geiprengt
mor0en nar. l1ngefdbr cine Stlu1oe
5apor butte er Bic Ibur nod per=
l6loIien %eefunoen.
gr begab ii6 nadb Dem ct. So1ltes
5otel nn0 febrte init Noli5iit garl
@ollie nad 0er1 9aben 5l1riid. sSn=
51pilden aber miilien ste giabred)er,
Die je6enfalls cine @ade al1sgelfelt
Ebattert, gerparnt moroen fem, oenn
ais Ole beiben @ahter Ser siderbeit
snriidfebrten, ianoen lie oos Neit
leer. Bum @liid iito $500, sic
it'd in bem @eloipinb befan6en, ge=
rettet poroen. Muh fiel oer Cider
beits1padtern cine Mn5abl @inbruds=
1nerf5e1ge> mie lie bon profeiiioneGen
gi1lhred)ern benubt meroen, in bie
@anoe. Die Noli5ei lit f%ieberbaft alti
Der Sl1de nah 6en &ittern bonn
gred]eiien.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-14
&asnc b%cspnncn
Sir aufbrinellne eines IonSs fiir
Ncllball bon ct. 2l1fe's Solpital.

Slr eiler' gelteru Mittag a1ldblid,
zines inn gladDamf @otcl g@egebcnelt
9luld)eons Ser neutrality-suspicious.
oes 81. 2llfe's @oipitats unD Scr
Mitalieber oes ggetutipfnmites sur
Aufbringllng ei11es 6ollos i'm 9etra=
ae DON S125,000 fiir ben 9al, zines
nelten ct. 2ufe's @oipitals muroen
Die porbereitelloet Sdritte. Der inter
2eitllng bon Irallleiu @rna 6pfe aus
Seem Dorf l%tebenoen &anpaane llll-
ternomn1er. Ole @erren Sra 81. 5a-
bor, S. 8. @edt, Gid u. 2al1e, "a.
IS. &urfer, @iidpf abortion, 9ealt
Marmaoltfe @are llnb Anoere berid-
teten iiber aiinitiee Tortidrittc. Man
glalbt, oaB oieles &pn,ite zines Der
ltarfiten biireerdid)en &orperidaften
lit, Nie ie in Davenport orguniiirt
mlroen unb oaB es Der Msittelpullft
zines 5ablreide,t apmites freilpiuieer
arbeiter, Die Don Trallein Spfe or
aaniiirt merben, biloel1 miro. gs be-
lteD1 Der Eldlt, 1ed)s ID1Dellltfl9en 6lt
biloel1. Seoe Wtbeill1ng iolI einem
u6elomarihal" u1teriteben, Der lpie=
oerum flint Misunderstanding alt
ieinem perionliden Stab 5ablt. Sc
Ser &apitGn miro iiber sebn Gerio=
men p%erfiiseu, einid,lieblid iib ielbit.
8el1i9itens cine Mbtbeilllng miro aus
6ral1en lt1to met1igitens orei Mbtbei=
lllngen aus @erufs= l1no @eld}afts=
mal1nern Ser Staot, meld}e Mnieben
lit Dem @emeimeie n gerieBen, bette
ben. AuBeroem miro cine Mbtbei=
lung aus iiingeren @eIdaftslel1ten,
Die iid lit Der pbilantropilden @elt
ipie in ser SanOelsmelt nod bie 5po=
rem sm perOienen baben, belteben.
Die 2eiterin Ser &ag,1e, SrGl-
lein Spfe, bielt bei Ser 3uiammel,-
funft cine @niprad)e iiber sic 8etpe=
el1lrg ua0 ioate sum sdluB: u9as
8ebeimniB unleres grfolges fam in
6rei @orten erflart meroen: Srgani=
lotion, &on5e1tration lrno gntidloi=
lenbeit."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-14
CARL e. SCHLEGEL

9e1t 1892 pergebli9 aui
bic &Idtebr ober elm 2ebens5ei@en
ibres @atten Mleranber partenb, Fat
5rau MarD probftner Don Seriep
Stir, 90. ST. benz Surrosate 5reo 8.
Gttdel il. Elm @eIu9 I'M @rlaB einer
gefebli9en 9obeserfldruns ibres @at=
ten unterbreitet. Dos paar perbei=
ratete ii4 i'm Sabre 1888 ul1b ipobnte
nobe Der alien gbeitnut Str. -Gtaiion
Der pennfDlbaniazBab on Ratlrpab
MDenue, mo prohitner zines Saae5
ieiner Sbebdlfte erfldrte, BOP er einen
Musflug na9 Gonep Sslnn0 MAIDEN
tpolle. n9leibe auf, Marn, i@ nerbs
Seitig nieoer gu Saufe fein" lporell
Die lebten Morte, Die Srau p1obIiner
BON i3rem Gotten bernabm. 3a9l-
rei@e @erlu@e, Den Mufentbnlt bes
@erihpunoenen gu srmitteln, ober
.tDns 1ber lein Gefdid al erfobren
finb, pis Die GefuafsTsriri t,gal;p
tet. erie!a!os p~erlmlfen,
Mufbe m 8altan berrlGt IT,
pobl BEL sriedifaer lpis flamHGsr
8eDD1fsrung mod ailgemein Der
8pltsgleube an 8ampire, Die Setter
8erftrrhener fein folIsn, ipelehe Sc,
fenben bos Slut ausfausen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-14
SagrlnnScrticicr
@on Sort ArmItrollg al,f ser &esie=
ru1gsiniel in groBem Still.

Sic in Ser ISOLDE bonn 19. Zig S1t11t
"a. sSul1i ltattfinoenoe Sabrbunbert-
fcfer bon Sort Nrmltrong allf Ser &e-
aierumgsiniel, miro, 1pie bon Eraii=
Dent Srping s. Mortpooo bon ser
@iirgerpereinigllng eeItern befamrt
gab, alles bisber III Sen 9ret Gta6ten
@ebotel1e in oen Sdatten ltenen.
George 9. 8enion BON Chicago,
Dent oie 2eitl1ng Ser Seier iibertragert
apltroc, lit geltern nad Chicago 5u-
riifgefebrt, nad)oem er 6ie bislang
5llr gerfiiguag iteben0e @eldidte
6es Sorts iomie geididtIide 9aten
1tn0 slltoeres 5lr gerlpen0ung 6es fl
itoriiden 5eit5uges mitgenommer1
Gat. Serr @enlon miro an1 1. MpriI
init eine11 geihulte1t Stab nod bier
auriiffebren, INN sic Gin5eIbeiten bes
SeIt5nges, Ser biitorii6 treu ousfaI-
len iou, 8t t%reffen. @is 6abi1t bof=
fen 6ie Witslieoer 6es &ornites, al1-
oere npidrtige seldidtlide gin5elbei-
ten aus 6em 2ebe1 BON Sort Mrn1-
itrong a%lts5l1groben. Sn oem Set
aug peroen iid 6eIfpaeen init Dem
misunderstanding @lafbamf, bem
groBen Geiit Der Slooinner, Ser Nn-
flt1ft Ser Nniteoler, ibr &f NIT
ben %sSS1toianern, 0as Siilen Ser erlten
amerifaniiden 6lagge, @a1oel ut1o
8anoel, gerfebr, @ortenbal1, 2a1tb=
mirtblhaft, 6oriterei ullS anoerer
Sbematas befi1l0en. SsSl1 ei1rer an1
Sonnabeno Nadmittag obgebaItener
Sibnng Der 3ireftoren ser st. Mrm=
itrors Centennial Nlioeiation inn &of
Sslano Glub muroe bas folgeltoe
p%robepeiie Grogramm BON Serrr1
8enlon ltltterbreitet:
Sonntag, Is. Sunni. - S%Srieoel,s=
feier olrd @ottesoienit III alIelr Sir
delt init entipred)enoen Nreoigten.
&ird}el1fonserte in oel1 Der ldieoe1el1
staotparfs am Nadmlittog.
Moutag, Ben IS. %sslt1i. - Croft
1ltng nno Ginmeibungstag. @raii=
bent 8ilion piro Sen eleftril6ell
a11opf sur formeqen gr0ffnung ser
Sabr6llnoertfeier oriicfen. ginpei=
Dung oes 9ofs, Davenport @ebdroe,
slrlellal Gebailoe. g~orfiibrung bon
l%tebungen orrd militaril6e Srgani=
latiolet.
Gienstaa, 2o.Suni. - sitoriider
Ielt5llg. ain @beno ill,mi,1irter
6elt5ug.
Mitfpodl 81. SUM. - Sag fit
militariide ulro 2ogel1pereinigungen
bon 5rauen. Acknowledgment bon
Srol1ell. Selblager. ..
9onl1erstag, %. SUM. - snonlt-
rieller biltoriIder Jeit5ug; Jel1er.
aperi.
8reitoe, %. Suni, - Sag fit sic
NreIle, Die &illoer nno 1@rano SIC.
piem. 5eit5ug am 9lbel10. 8anfet
Der Erelie. @roBer 5eltball.
Somlabeno, a. Ssllni. - aarl1e
bal, Gonfetti nno 8~urlesfen
Sd)llBfeier.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-14

ldnoerin iiberleste es iid aber nit
@edt, etnen iolaen @otten gu beiraz
ten, llnb aus benz @bebiinhnis tplrbe
ebenfolpenis ettpas, tpie aus Dem ees
planten politiiden 8iinonis eesent
pplen. 1884 lit bann Sipan geitor>
ben. unb feline Nddfpleer lparen nidt
in Der Sage, Die ensliiden 8esiebua-
gen enger gu seitalten. Die Gnsz,
ldnber blieben fdpn bamals bel If
rem 8iinoniilen nouf Diitana"; au
unbequemen 8erpflidtunsen pollte
lid aud Die 1taatsfluge. Gliiabetb
nidt herbeilafen. Dieter engltias
ruhiide Seraensbun0 nor alio idon
bamals, NOS e. beute 1T ~ cine
6reuno1daft mil 5inoernihen. >