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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-12

rs-U-I . -nsir taidE Ent tac-D-ief
T. msElE -EG. We ns-s Il -ns ---sc
E-s-sE a. ca--f-lL 20 Ds u-uugur taGs
% tHgs VIII uus u -ns mos SERIOUS
sguuUuIr situations Il uu 1is-u-r
and Dns v-rict = WI require -ne pes
thought Il -ns nslor = meet AMI
cupe VII
4 -ne ;v-irEl-rE q II srs -1s
DJgII Il W. -Iu---iorE VI 1lBEpJ,eEr
anc W. W. gnre mora bs brought
oaat % sa--1 WITH D--IUnF uf DOL
lars q W. ds1- anru-Dar1rr every
grss- Eu-rpaa- nation Il -usgrE -aa-
y sat-1=,srBs -1ar future CONNER
ria ;'1-cy W. u y buy Is E--le Is
poss-1is Upgr ING U-H ta-d and 70
ss- ~ much - possible o. ne
o-1e--f-r Only II -tlE WY ca- t1ey
hope - rerU-2 their wasted fortunes.
T1e frs- result VIII 5e ( tremendous
falling - IL American erpurts-a-d
1sc= u --e gaat central wes- tbs
means heavy blow % tsr--arH-
w1ss- ccrt and 5=ef-fgr ne -ew
B-gpe -1z- ls 70 be las -19rgage5
--- c-T-g pywar e., long tine
-. come s-5 WI have 70 RI dow 70
Z more frugal Lr-er 1at-e taa- II
many long ysa- Oc t1s y-osr
.a.d r. means t1at m american
-fac-urer WI hare 70 Eg1t as
never before tor every s7csla17e IT,
lars worr1 q wgrl5 c-ads-s2c cre-
- ec9-c-y WI 1.s LIZ va-c1u,rG
q home 50 -ge- 10 b-s.a-s-~ WI
os tte European sl,zs1 Il er=ry
great mari l-d ua-Let u3g1 t5e
1ac--s3le gl9oe.
Hardly 1as the RE. = Paris fe-
gu1 VIE. t3e great German captains
q industry and t1e German rre5e
sT2er-g got t3ei- reads tyget5er 70
make plans fos the tut-r--uo see
What commercial pcIlc.-s fbou,i b.
na1gurated regardless q weeiher II 1
he end Germany should win y Jose.
70 Z lttle wr1a France a7d Eng
s-c followed 4gli-E-ile here Il .he
-n-,ed States w hive become in'U1i- /
ssted wi. tae :Jal h.: ss a-o pms
JeIouE that tts -goose hangs nigh" !
and hence We tGfe pad lit.. 3 or 10
leec 70 the mi. avacs-..y whsra Is
.lrocEt certainly tn store for us and
win which ve may have % deal q
~ moment
T1s; It wi fat rs with -ner-
hsrt marine hoDelessly Inadequate
. already certaiu-zn6 this means
lat We VIII be dependent upon ships
wned yy our commercial adre-sar-
r l- which 70 trsreDort Our goods.
1at Ne should have n. il more
ne c-lLra-ng friendly neutral r1ar-
80 while the Other fellows were
gtiag aid Jess time 5oy riding win
asr babies this also is certain.
I'd yet Il his late day lznectlng
.er these matters IS good deal
BE- cry-1g over spilled milk Mani
sLy the Oyerwhelr1irg need q the
Jgr is 70 put our own house n .
der'-to see 70 j. that our great J.
ousriaI enterprises are put upon Z
.und footing a. the earliest possible
oment in order that We may build Z
here al home an increased de- 9
and for the products Of our farms
ID factories which VIII take the
ace Of the decreased foreign demand y
lich is certain 10 come with the /
Inclusion Of European peace-and =
no other industry does this apply
tn such powerful force as 70 the
llroads- Il is. therefore, Of the q
CHEST importance 70 the farmer. =
E lsborer, the merchant and the
that the earnings Of
2 railroads be such that when the %
ock comes in they will be in pO- a.
ion 10 step in and furnish such a s.
ume OF business as viii keep our
-at steel mills, locomotive works
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-12

Implin Pen, nee Nelson, and hus
band, Henry Ben, 10 N. s. Farha
and San Andeel, Warranty Deed
Part section i 5s1w.
L L Bryan and c. r Hoffer to
4 2. Mcfarland and Ralph ". Day.
Assignment Oil and Gas Lease. Part
section l9 2s3w.
!. Z. Carlock and wife. Cora, to
Mabel Frazier. Warranty Deed. Lot
2. block 44s, Ardmore.
Jno. 2. skelton and wife. NJ. J..
70 The Garter Oil company. Oil and
Gas Lease. Part section 2 3s3w.
Nadine Johnson and c. 4. John.
son 70 6. G. Bryan. r. E. Wilson.
=. e. Thomas and H. D. Renfrow.
Oil and Gas Lease. Part section 10
4slw.
z. z. Starkey and Luly. his wife.
70 Tdoz. r.. Champion. Oil and Gas
Lease. Part section 20 2s2w.
Tbos. " Champion to the Carter
Oil company, Assignment Oil and
Gas Lease. Part section 20 2s2w.
J. 2. Ksthe 70 A. E. Douglas and
wife. Grace g.. Quit Claim Deed.
Dots 4. 9, 2, 70, II. in block 500. |
sTdmore
Clint Phillips to 7. H. Williams
rustee, Warranty Deed. Lots in
'ew spindletop Subdivision.
G R Owens and wife. Lille L.. Il
0 Z Z. Luke and o. c. Lasher. Oil Il
nd Gas Lease. Part section 81
ssw.
c. < c. Nations TO Thomas L
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-12

OTTO z. Bradford s-d W-Es u
his wife. % . : Thomas. Ta--z-,v
Deed. Lot : Z tlock M, L-t-c-s.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-12

Tslss, O1as June ,g-iu spite
o' its isc, usf Dan DALEY tae
Pennsylvania giant w.o ls ~ boz
- fogr1s With carl Morris r.. con
,e,I0r bal. .a Tulsa 01 Friday. June
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-12

lg ls TIE olgges' heavyweight il t5e
ring Jocay win tte single exception
n Jess willard. there 81. e. least one
M, l, Oklahoma w1g believes thzt
Ger. Will cgnc-sr TIE massive piece
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-12

Kesrnsy. UnslIOt-s5 Land Dsst Par
section y zE2s.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-12
REAL ESTATE
7 2 an S FE r S

FURNISHED By the Chickasaw
Tile Co. Bonded Absracters) /:
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-12

c. & c. Nations to Thomas X.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-12

G. r Owens and wife. Lille L..
70 Z 2. Luke and o. c. Lasher. Oil
and Gas Lease. Part section 81
5ssw.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-12

lnpln Ben, nee Nelson, and hus.
band, Henry Ben. 10 N. s. Farha
and San Andeel Warranty Deed.
Par section i 5s1w.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-12

l. L Bryan and c. r Horer to
A. 2. Mcfarland and Ralph ". Day.
Assignment Oil and Gas Lease. Part
section 19 2s3w.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-12

Clint Phillips TO 7. H. Williams.
trustee, Warranty Deed. Lots in
New spindletop Subdivision.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-12

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-12

! 4 Carlock and wife. Cora. to
Mabel Frazier. Warranty Deed. Lot
2, block 44s, Ardmore.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-12

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-12

J. 2 Ksthe 70 A. Z. Douglas and
wife. Grace G. Quit Claim Deed.
Lots 4. 9, 2. 10, II. in block 500.
ArdmOre.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-12

Jno. q Skelton and wife. NJ. j..
Q The Garter Oil company. Oil and
5ss Lease. Part section 9 3s3w.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-12

Nadine Johnson and c. 4. John.
On 70 8 G. Bryan. R. E. Wilson.
7. Z. Thomas and H. D. Renfrow
81 and Gas Lease. Part section 10
s1w.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-12

Thos. " Champion to the Carter
Oil company, Assignment Oil and
Gas Lease. Part section 20 2s2w.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-12

z z. Starkey and Luly. his wife.
70 TaoE. ~ Champion. Oil and Gas
Lease. Part section 20 2s2w.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-07-24
PEARL SELLS FOR $400
Is Found in White River and Sold to a
 French Pearl Buyer.

Batesville, July 21.-A pearl which is declared to be worth $1,500 was sold in Batesville yesterday for S400 by J. II. Teprell of Bethesda to Mau7 rice Moussaieff of Paris, France, who is touring Arkansas and buying pearls. MT. Teprell was bathing in White river and accidentally found the pearl. It is perfectly shaped, of lavender hue. Local pearl buyers who did not have a chance to make bid on the gem declare it is worth many times the price paid by the Frenchman.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-07-24

A gold medal and $100,000 will be awarded by President Wilson to the person who discovers a preventive or cure for infantile paralysis, if res olution introduced in congress recently by Representative Siegel is adopted. Secretary McAdoo has asked for an appropriation of $100,O00 to fight the disease, $50,000 to be used by the sur- geons of the pulic health service in New York, the remainder to be used to prevent interstate spread Of the malady. President Wilson nas sign ed the resolution permitting the use of the immigration station for New York victims of the disease.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-07-24

Dan Patch, pacing king, owned by M. W. Savage, Minneapolis, died of heart disease at Savage Farm, near Savage, Minneapolis, recently. In 1906 the champion pacer went a mile on the St. Paul track in 1.55 flat, the premier sulky record of the world. Dan Patch was bought by the Min neapolis horseman for $30,000. He was withdrawn from the tracks several years ago and has since been used for breeding purposes.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-07-24
ALBANY NEWS.

Local showers Wednesday and Thursday fell over most of this part of the county. Plenty for present needs in some localities but more is needed, especially for corn, on many farms.
 It is thought that the late hot dry spell checked the ravages of the poll weevil considerably, but they are dis tressingly numerous in many places yet.
 A Cumberland Presbyterian minis ter by the name of Jackson began a revival meeting at Serepta Springs Friday night to continue ten days.
 We have lots of ripe watermelons, peaches, etc, but owing to dry weather vegetables are grow ing less plentiful.
 The writer in company with a good ly number of others from the vicinity attended the Old Soldiers reunion at Serepta Springs on the 20th and 21st. The attendance was not so large as on many former occasions, and 1t IS to be regretted that there was some complaint of grub being little short. The failure of Hon. T. C. McRae of Prescott, and J. M Henry of Bluff
The Prescott daily news., 1916-07-24

Letters are now being sent out by the Dallas Chamber of Commerce and Manufactures association to the 40 commercial organization in Texas in an effort to enlist their support of the movement launched at recent meet ing of the board of directors to secure the passage of bill in the next leg islature providing for the establish ment of an industrial commission in Texas.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-07-24

City, to be on hand and make speecbo, for us was a disappointment. We had heard they were both to be there.
 There were about twenty old wa, veterans in attendance and on Thurs. day night a service was held in mem ory of eight veterans who had answer. ed the roll call on the other side snca the last reunion.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-07-24
THAW EXPECTED.

AS a result of their long daily glides over the ice they will be mar. ried in the spring." says a report of romance between a Chicago gi,l and her skating instructor.
 And in the spring the ice will melt after which points of uncongenialitv may develop.-Louisville Courier. Journal.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-07-24

The president has signed the good roads bill. This means the eXpendi- ture by the government of $S5,000,000 for roads within the next five years in states which duplicate the amount of money appropriated to them.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-07-24
THE ARTIST.

Gloomy Workman (whitening posts and kerbs, to chatty old lady)- There's nothing inspiring about this job, mum. Now, in me own line. whitewashing ceilings, you can put some soul in yer work. ."-London Opinion.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-07-24
Brain Against Brawn

WHv do some farmers and uxur swh just hard are always hard up The mpe posted methods while He will thinks
 possibly tell hnm his FARM ally brewers o builders
 mo than of " NsN> AN u
The Prescott daily news., 1916-07-24
FOX-TROTS, NOW.

"They say" remarked the spinster boarder, "that the woman who hesi- tates is lost"
 Host is not the proper word for it." growled the fussy old bachelor at the pedal extremity of the. table. She's extinctw w..Indianapolis Star.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-07-24
SETTINGS.

Italy has over 30O0,O00 women en- gagged in agrictural pursuits.
 A vigorous campaign is now being waged in England to get educated women to take up farm work in that country.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-07-24
Club Bargain

The reading is again and make pat who want daily paper in connection with their fav ore county weekly special club offer of $500 for The Nevada News and
The Prescott daily news., 1916-07-24
THE NEWS SCIMITAR
OF MEMPHIS, TENN.

The Nevada News will give you all of the home and neighborhood news, while The News Scmitar will give you the foreign and general news.
 It goes without saying that every loyal citizen of Pres colt and Nevada county should take the leading county paper and those who to keep with current history especially while the cataclysmc world is raging, should also subscribe for a good daily paper
 The News Scimitar has the full day service of the As sociaed Press and up fully to the requirements of first class metropolitan journal:
 Subscribe today and give your family the advantage of two high-class papers in the home
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-03
2trmcnicr bon Mcrttancr Der.
meTert moroen.
So1n VI. Mrirancm ,uirS bon Han=
Dies Garcia nit MalirmciIer
idJiucr perlctt.
Eoli5iit ai6t mebrere sdiiiie al,f flie-
benoen Werifaner ob lr1o bringt
i'm lGlieBli@ 6llm lnlten.

Ter Mrmenier Sobn sc. Irfeanean1
bon @ettenoorf ipllroe geltern Mbeno
on ser gde ser 3. lt10 Sonia StraBe
bon oent Merifaner Gandes Garcia,
NIT bent CT in Streit geratben par,
oerartig OH ser linfen Sal,o n1o ani
red)ten slrm pernlellert, DOB mabr-
ldleinli6 mebrere Singer oes Mrme=
1liers amplrtirt meroen n1iiIlen. @ar=
cia ergriff bie Tlltdt ltb mllrOe BON
bem Eoli5iiten Spetb, Ser mebrerc
Sdiilie ailf i'm abgab, lpdter id)lieB-
lid eil,aebolt lno oi1gfelt aen1o6t.
gr bate Dos Galirmeller, nit Sem er
Sen Mrmetier oermunoet batte, in
einen @alfen Metall in Ser s(nlagc
bon Sre1dl e @edt on Ser 3. 11no 2e-
Claire 5traBc aemorfen. Mrfeaneall
lpl,roe bon 1r. Iidc perbrmoen nllb
nod @al,ic geidafft. Ser Merifaner
miro iett fir Sic Grano Salrp &C.
|balten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-03
Geo. 9cdsr Grcndb, @pIfzRct.
ncrfd,aitsipicIcr oeS Mp6
SsIano MrIcnaI Club.
2cpn %. MSitGcm, Ser mGbrcnb ser
lcttcm beihcm Sabre Meiitcridaft
bielt, mile iidl geidJlascu
befcnncn.
T%openportcr sum- criten Male Snba-
Der oes Meilterl daitspofals.

George Gefer 6ren6 bon Ianen=
port gemalm aelter1 9%Sad)mittag oie
@olfmciiter idaft ocs &od SslanO Or
letal Golf Clubs.
3u Mnfang oes SpieIes iab Sic
8eldid)te Elm menig brcn5li6 aus.
I1n Gormittage fan CT oils 5meiter
inn is. @olfloh on. @eim 81. Golf
lodi luaren sic beioen @ettipicler
aleid nllo am Asadnlittaae, nod oenr
2lltdeon, aemann SEER Irend) aleid)
pire @olfloder. Gus NOR lein better
grIolg. 3meimal aclang es ibn
mabreno bcs Cages rs 5u treffen.
Gum rlten Malc lit SEER George
9eder 6rend Meiiteri 6aftsipieler.
Mitdell fat sic Meiiterid)aIt mab=
reno Ser lebtel1 beiben Sabre bebal,p=
tet nno m,B bielelbe jebt @errl1
Irend) itberlalien. 9aB Serr Mit-
dea in bieiem Sabre geld,laeen mur,
sc, erreate inter Sen Spnrtslel1tell
uno @olfliebhabern aroBes Mllfieben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-03
z. Gftpbcr usas=9ap" Scr ,9auen
port &iiiting Mnries' M1'n".
adte iabrlid)e Seltlidfeit iou sum
onrdJid)laacrloen griplg ge-
ltaltet mcrben.

Der adte iabrli6c ngag=Gap" ser
y9apenport 9iiitita gslrrles' MIioeia=
ton" lit atf Sonnabeltb, Sen Z. 81
tober, feItgei ebt moroen. 9ieier Gag
lit bon @iirgermeiiter SSobn 9erpalo
inboiiirt lporben llnb io1 sltm bllrb-
|id)lagenoen grfola fir Sic aranfen-
|ibmeiter1 aeltaltet mer0en. !.
Die &lane fir Sen Sag mltrocn
am 9onnerstag Morget anIaBlid) eli.
ner Sibung Ser grefitip=g eboroe i'm
@(1b5immer Ser ltaotiiden 8ibliotbel
onrd9elproden.
6rall 81. 9. Side, Sic Graiioentir
Ser gereinigl,ng, miro ipater Sic elm.
selnen &omites ibefamt 9eben. ST.
Ben nadblten @oden, am 81. os. Wio.
mats, ion abermalS cine Gerjamm,
lung abgebalten merben, bei ser 81,
ein5elnen Nlane slt @ntidliillen I'M
geitaltet lper0en lollen. Sonlt nun
Ben bei Ser g%erlammllng 1,llr Mol1
|tinegeidafte erleoigt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-03
Mnieum ser MfaSemic scr @iiicn-
idnftcm luicScr fiir bas Hnbliflm
acDffnct.

Gus Ml,iellm Scr Icobelnp Of
Sciences, oos mdlrel1o Ser CONNER
monate an Sonntagel gclhlollell
NOR, miro Don bette slbeno mieocr
nod ipic Dor Dem Gllbliflln1 an gu=
lnlo S%onntagci1 gcoffnct lein. In
@odlentagell miro oas Mllieum BON
/ bis 5 llbr 9iadmittaas ll1o on
Spnntagen bon 5mei bis flint llbr
Madnnittaas Dem Gublifnm 5ltr Ser
fiigllng ltcfca. Iltacllblidlid oiirf-
ten Sic etbnolo9ild)en llno %ard)dolo=
giidlcn Mllsitcllllngen bas meilt tic ST.
~tcrelic crlueden. Gieie IltslteIlllngal
entbalten piele ordw1aologiide 6ltnbe
Scr pcridieOel,cn &aiien beS Noro=
l1no Siio= Nnlcrifa. sll1d bic 9Sitfc=
&olleftiun Ser dil1ciilhen nno japa=
niihcn &iinlte, mie alrd Bic Iusltel=
lung bon Goaeln fremoer 2anoer lino
bon groBcn Slttereiie.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-03
Singer baltea cine Madfeier.
Mus Ser vSmaba Gribilne".

Muf ginlaol11,g bon uNapa" Steele
iano cine Mn5abl Sanger iib eeltern
Iberb in ser Wlrriifbale ein, Inn cine
Nadfeier oes 10 gldn5eno perlaufe=
lten 5angerfeltes in @rano Sslmo
nno Der gleid}faus erfolgreibelt
9eutide=I agfeier in Spraeule 81
balten. Sic Singer %neriammeltell
lid) I'M &atbsfcler ser Mlllifballe
un0 Gapa Steele erflarte ben 3meef
Ser 3uiammer,fl1nft. Die @orte oes
&eoners fielen altf guten @oben ,rlf
gaben MnlaB sm meiteren 8emerflln=
gen iiber Sic geoeutl,ng Ser Sdnaer'
|felte un0 anoere oel,tihe Seltlidfei'
ten 5llr 5oroerl1ng oeutlher 8eltre.
bungen. Die getbetliauag iunge,
Ieuti1= Mmerifaner atn Sangerfel
uno an Sen 8eitrebungen Ser @e.
%langpereine mltrbe als ein giin1tiges
3ei6en a%ufgenomtnen lno Sci
8unid altsgeiproden, nod meb,
iunee Manner an SEN 8erein beran
5l15ieben. Mit ei1em Sod allf gape
Reeie fam Sic Wad)feier gum Ib
ldlllB unb Die Serien Ser 5ange1
gum gi16e.
uHapa" @eeie lit al1d SEN 9apen
portern mobl befo1nt, NOR CT sod
altd bier iiber 5tpan5ig Sabre 9iri
gent Ser leitenoen bieiigen @elangs
bereinigungen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-03
Mus oen @cri6tcn.

Gle nadItcbenoen &eiratbsli3cnien
mllrben acltcrn cripirft:
Mlnnso g. 9osmonn nno Sarriet
q. Iomn le1o. Davenport.
Sobn 8. @rider, 9apcnport, u1o
2eona Doll1lg, Boone, So.
Mlbert @. @oltbuis rn6 Mrma
|Stcnife, Davenport.
Irancis Q. Darling, ct. 2ouis,
Mo., nnb gfnma Mnbrcps, 3odioro,
Sllinois.
Ter Nnpalt @arolo Metcoli lieB
aeltern cine Sdeionngsflage inn Ma-
men bon Irall 5bereia Miuer gege,1
Geo Willer, ipegen anaebliher arall-
lamer nno nnmenid)lider @cbano-
lung bltden. Iie &ldeerin nerlangt
Die Misunderstanding fires Mabd)en-
namens Ibereia aroeer.
Sic Mnmaltsfirma Grmin e. Seem.
Ell lieB geitern cine Sdeiolrngsflage
i'm Manen bon 6rau @eiiie Sabin,
geacn I6omas s. Cabin megen on
aebliden bosiuiliaen 8erlaIIens BIZ.
bcl1. Ias 9aar pcrrnablte lib am
2. SUM 1909 in Mllscatine.
@iliam 6. sorcr bat sem gor.
misunderstanding cine 9etition ei1-
gereift, rtah Ser er cillelt @ormuno
fiir Grnlt IS. n,b gbitb Sarer, sen
ainbern 6es perlhiebenen @iniam
Sal,er %perlanat. ct 1nad)t sen gor-
ldlag, Otto Gtfbarbt, als gorn1r1o
gegen giirgidaft ein5uieben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-03
Bic &criidcrn'msiirnten @iidpff {
&,tebl niro 21tetjc ltub Mueilcr
ucrcimiat mprNcn.

@ic an onoerer Steue bieler Mlts-
eabe atae5eiot lit, lpllroen geltern Sic
hcioeu bcfarllten Iaperporter Gerii-
d)ernnasiirmeu Don giidoff & &l,ebl
nno 9uetjc & Wocllcr miteinanoer
pcrcinigt. Iic 11ellentitalloelle Sir
MO miro inter Sem 9tamet 2lletie,
Mncllcr & <ebl bcfannt iein.
Iie Mitglieber oicler Iirn1er, Sic
|iid m%iteinarlocr n%cridlmol5en baben,
limo lcit pielcll, piclcn sSabrel1 Sic
Stiitelt oes biclige1 Ieutidtbums
genclerl. Nlle Orei, @err 9en 2ltet=
ic, &err @cnrp II. &uebl lrno @err
@iliam Moeller, lilto olle Gerlihe-
rlunasbeontc1 BON %leltener grfab=
ring l1no alle 0rei aelollen cine
oelttide Gr5ichltna c%ntitonnmet id)les=
INSTRUMENTATION 6amilien l11o BE-
berridcn oie oel1tide Sprade, mie sic
am%erifaniidlc. @efaumtlid pcrihieo
oas seniorenmitglieo Ser befamtcn
Iirn1a @ildoff & &uebl, @err @il=
liom @iidlpff, Dor eil1iger 3eit. Grob=
DEM oic Mltalieoer Der beioen &on=
fltrren5firn1en chamber friiber in &C.
Observation-Disclosures gegeltiiberi tout
Sen, 10 erfallnte 0pd) ieoes ei15elne
Mitglieo Ser beiocn @elclllhaftcn Sen
@crtb Ser &orfltrrel1ten. Sic lern=
ten chamber oils Sppnneutel1 fcnllelr
nllo lddeen. Die Solge oanon lit sic
ietige Gcrid}mel5lt1g Ser Iirnen.
SSn Sen bieiigen &reilen ipielen Die
brei acnalulten Mitelieoer ser ner=
idmol5e1en Iirll1a idlon lett Sobren
cine beoelltclloe Nplle. &err @cn
2ltctic ieitete befarnttliG allBerit err
iolgreid sic lebtc oen1ofratiih Stobt=
fampagnc, peld)c bamit enbete, baB
Sic ocmofratiihe Gartei sic Sber=
bano i'm Staotrat6 gemanl1. @err
@errp q. altebl befleioete einitrnals
oas Mnlt eines @ilfsiberiffs nl1o lit
jebt wicoer S6eriffs- &anbioat a,1f
BENT repl1blifanilhen 1idet. @err
@iaiam Moeller ldlieblid befinoet
iid I'M 5%lpcitcn Serlnin oils bemofra=
.tiider gertreter Ser 5peiten @aro inn
.5taDtratb.
Sin nel1es Mitglieo lit ebenfads in
bic beitcgenoe Iirqna eingetretcn, ul1o
Dos lit SEER @arrp 2uetie, Ser Sen
Gapcnportcrn alt6 l6on lange fein
Irenocr mebr lit. Ialt ein ieoer
&llnoe bon Ser alten s. $. s. Ge=
terlen's Sons Gompa1tp lernte @errn
2ltetie pabreno lei1er l%anajabrigen
@erbillOl11g NIT 0ielem @aarenballs
fennel1 ul1o ldaben. @err 2ltetie
FAINT ol1f cine 5nDlfja6rige grfab=
rlll,g i'm ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5uriid=
blidet. 31peifellos miro iei1t ie0er=
mann gefalenoes @eien ibm altd)
NroBen @rfolg inn Gerliderltngsge=
l6aft perl daffen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-03
Mcltc NprS=MpScle.

Seit scr l1eltel1 Greisberabiebllng
Ser Spro-Ml1tomoblle, Die an1 1. Ml,=
quit in Strait trat, lit man in Sen I'M
terciiirten &reiien fiir5lid 0aourd)
a1genebn1 iiberraidt moroel1, BOB
gall5lid) ltcue 6oro=Mobelle altf ben
Marft gebrad)t iperoen, nie lid oa=
ollrd) nnteriheiocr1, baB on ibrelt
mebrerc iiberals praftiide Sorn1=
Gcral1ocrltngen on ser Mal6it1e lelbit
p~ol3oael1 moroen fins.
Die nellen Gars meroen iid in on
iprecbenoer lanaaesogener 6orm pro-
le%l1tircn r1b NIT Jog. uSmeepiag
Groipn 6enoers" lomobl borne mie
bitttelt perleben iei1r. Ser NaOiator
lit pergroBert %moroen, linn idnelleres
slbfiiblcn 51l erreid)et. Sic meme
SorO erideint in Ben @altpt5iigcn
1dJpar5 lt1o bat Geifen an Sen @in=
%terraoern, bic niht rutihen. gs
i6eillt tbatiahlid, baB Sic 6prb Mlp=
tor So. in oieiem 1eltelt Mooea cine
Gar anfertigte, Sic in Ser Sdol1beit
bes G%ntplrrfs iid portbeilbaft nnter
anoeren Motor=Gars a1s5eidnen
miro.
Sn 0enr Jog. vg6ailis", ODER oen1
munoerbarelt 6oro=Motor lpltrbe fci=
nesseranoerllng porgel1ommelt; Toro.
doctors iiltb tbatiddli6 100000 in
taalidem aftipen Iienit.
Nebnlide geralroerltngen, mie
obcn bcidrieben, meroen at alien
SorO= Mooellen porgcrommct per=
ocn. Die Greiic lino: Glrnabollt
$345, Goltrilrg Gar $3.50, Gouplet
$505, Comm Gar $685. n1o 5eoan
$645.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-03
Stat . sonrnier in 8aIcutt.

3as pierte iabrlide Sfattor,rnicr ocs!
Mittelmeltens miro am Sonntag, Sen
10. September, in 8alcott abgebal.
ten meroen. Gs mer0en 5mei5pielpar-
|tiel1 on Dem Gage eingeridtet mer.
ben. Ser &auptpreis fir bas Sour.
nier belanft iih auf $3.50. Gin 9pe-
5ial5ug miro sic bieiigen 5fatipieler
nm 1910 unb bie Sod Sslanber Inn
|Die M~ittagsltunbe nod @alcott brin-
gen. Diner miro bon 1A6 Bis s llbr
Nben6s ierpirt tperoen. Mu6 fir Sic
linb Observation-Disclosures
am Nadmittage un6 Mbeno feltgeleBt
itpor6en.