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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-07-18
mn s0N ADMINISTRATION HURTS SILVER
RY UNLOADING FILIPINO PESOS

1906, permitted a large part of this
issue of silver certificates to be Sc
cred by gold but the government
then had in its vaults 34,0OO,00O
silver pesos, coined at a cost of
thirty cents apiece.
Some weeks ago ]. l.. Manning, the
insular treasurer, was sent to Hong
kong to look into the silver market
and to confer with officials of the
government of India, then in the
market for silver. The net result of
his trip was the sale of about one-fifth
Of the governments hoard. The de-
livery of the silver is to be made at
the Manila branch of the Hongkong
and Shanghai Banking Corporation,
in lots of million pesos The coin
is then to be transferred to India,
where 1t is to be melted into bullion
In the presence of Insular Auditor
G. H. French, who is now en- route
to India to fulfil this duty.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-07-18
DEATH AT LuNiNo

Frank Cavanagh of the undertaking
firm of Wonnacot & Cavanagh, was
called to Luning this morning by a
wire announcing the death of man
named Enright. No details were
given
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-07-18
Serial No. 04s0s
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

u. s. Land Office at Carson City Nevada.
June 20, 1916.
Notice is hereby given that John
Bradford, of Death Valley. California,
Application. No. o4sos. for 81 NEN
township IS South. Range 50 East. Mt;
Diablo Meridian, has filed notice OF
establish claim to the land above de-
scribed. before Jessie Christensen, Y.
s. Commissioner, at Beatty, Nevada. on
the 31st day of July, 1916.
Claimant names as witnesses:
John Seipp, of Death Valley, Call
fornia John Dalfs. of Beatty. Nevada
fornia Mrs Della seipp. of Death Val
'es' ~ sHoBER J. ROGERS.
Jas-sox Register.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-07-18

nv Associated Presso
MANILA, P. l., July lS.-Tne rnii-
anime government has just sold 10
,he government of British India $780,
ooO silver pesos at pront Oh ciose
- half million dollars over the
original cost Of the currency. The
aosos when coined each contained
ahout thirty cents worth of silver,
nrt the price at which they were
sold was 1856 cents.
The phenomenal rise in the price
!, silver the world over some weeks
400 led officials of the insular gov
eminent to study the question OF the
,,isdom OF disposing OF a part OF the
oliver hoard which the philippines
purchased at the low prices current
IN 1902 and 1903. At that time TINS
,rrchase was made necessary by Ia"
= SECURE the issuance of 34.0O0,oo'
nssos of paper currency (silver Ger
,scates). A later law, passed II
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-07-18
Application No. 40io
Notice Of Application for Permission
TO Appropriate the Public waters
of the state of Nevada

Notice is hereby given that on the
9Th day of June, 1915, in accordance
with Section SO. Chapter 140. OF the
Statutes of 1913. the Round Mountain
Mining Company corporation, OF
Round Mountain, County OF Nye. and
State of Nevada, made application to
the State Engineer of Nevada for per-
mission to appropriate the public
waters OF the State OF Nevada. Such
appropriation Is TO be made from
Jefferson Creek. at point on unsur-
veyed ground, from which the Sc. corner
OF Sec. s. T. 10 N. r. ~ E., M. ID. u. *
NJ, bears N. rs degrees as minutes West
l6,304.S feet. by means OF a dam and
pipeline, and thirty cubic feet
per second is TO be conveyed TO
the sen Sec. IA. Swh Sec. 10.
NwA Sec. a. NEh Sec. "a. T.
10, SWA Sec. 10, NWA Sec. 80, NV "
Sec 20, T. 10 NJ, X. 44E. and unsurveyed
lands. approximately. the SEA Sec IL
sWA Sec. 20. SEA- Sec 20. NEA Sec
30 NWA Sec. 20 and NEh Sec, 20. t
Nm, r. "A T.. NJ. ID. b. & NJ. by means
u q pipe line, and there used for min
hy and domestic purposes. Water no
Mbe returned to stream
lsigned) W. N; kEAhNEf,
Date of first publication June e, lslo
Date of last publication July 70, 1915
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-07-18

MRS. ED. SHERRIN and son re-
turned this morning from Virginia
City. where they have been for the
past six weeks.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-07-18
CASCADE OF F|REFl|ES
TURNED OUT IN TOXIC
PRETTY CEREMONY WHEN 10000
FIREFLlES ARE RELEASED
BY cHooLcHILDREN
ny Associated rres..p


TOXIC, July 18.-Foreigners wit
messed an unusual and beautiful
scene this month when 10000 firefiies
were released at night by school
children before the imperial palace
in salutation of the emperor. The
children gathered the insects in one
of the suburbs, enclosed them in tiny
wooden cages and marched to the
palace At signal the luminous
insects were set free, flying over
the palace-a cloud of scintillating
spots of fire. From the ancient pal
ace rampant a court official acknowl
edged the tribute by waving a paper
lantern bearing the imperial crest.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-07-18
YANKEE ROADbU|LOERS
PUT IN A BOULEVARD
CONTRACTORS PUT IN CIRCULAR
DRIVEWAY FOR PLEASURE
LOVERS OF PEklN
INV Associated Press,


PEKING, July 18.-An American
Arm has closed contract with the
chinese government to construct
eighty miles OF boulevard connecting
peking with the western hills and
the Marco polo bridge, one of the
most famous bridges on the Han
river. The new boulevard system will
give Perking a circular boulevard
system and afford transportation to a
large new suburban residence section
in the foothills west Of the Chinese
capital
The contract also includes the right
to operate motor buses on the new
boulevard, which will touch the sum
mer palace, Using Hua college, which
was established with the Boxer
indemnity money refunded by the
American government, and man,
other places OF interest to visitors.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-02-24
Many Papers
fire Ye1lo 81

The color Of most of the daily papers
Is no logger white but has yellow
tlnge about the color OF old newspapers
which have been kept for years. This
is QUE to a scarcity Of chlorine which
the war is using for sD1yxiating gas.
rhe coi0red print commonly used for
otIi Work IS also growing scarcac on &C
cguatof the lack of dye materi-l. One
M 10 ally thinks that the printer ia cut
ting expenses by g getting poorer grade
OF Qsper but tne cream colored paper
.tooay costs more than the white paper
di5 yesterday. The wholesale houses
nave Wittd avn all pr5ces on paper and
the general advanss mas been eqIai 10
one tenth of the former price.
the paper used by ThesNews is now
of a yellow tint. as the reader has no
doubt noticed.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-02-24
attends Il
wisconsin
Picnic West

Mrs. D. L. Montgomery of Baraboo,
now at 1922 ! Fifth ave nue., os
Angeles, California, writes that she
attended the Wisconsin picnic, which il
always held on February - There
she met Rev. andI Mrs~@L. A. Goddard.
Mr.. and Mrs. e, Pfanns6ehl, Miss Ada
Burnham, Mr.. and Mrs. Schrofer, and
e. G. Fuller and daughter, 8ll resi-
dents or former residents Of Baraboo.
She also called on Mr. .and. Mrs. Charles
FL. Stadler ami hea~d Rev. Goddard
preach. Mrs Montgomery says that
when one is so far ron home and sees.
8 many familiar faces. tne world does
not seem so large She adds that it is
hard for them TO realize how very cold
it is in Wisconsin snd sends clipping
from the Evening Herald OF February
Is which tells Of the temperature
there. The item reads as follows:
Today was another Of those When
the collars in the wilt" days, for the
thermometer registered Sd degrees
shortly before noon. Today's warm
weather was q sort Of aftermath" of
the unusual February heat yesterday,
when the thermomete r reached point
that it has only reached twjce before in
February since 1877. The mark yester-
day was 80 On February Is 1896,
the thermometer reached 50 and On
February %. 1901, the same mark was
reached Forecaster Carpenter of the
weather bureau said the warm.
weather would continue for several
days.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-02-24

by bis going south to be connected with
the Central Tennessee college.
He was member of the Masonic
lodge and read paper at the last meet
ing of the Baraboo Valley Ministerial
association of which he was a member
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-02-24
Letter From the Dead

Before Icing s2ken to the hospital,
Captain Whitney prepared an obituary
for the Madison Democrat After his
death Mrs. Whitney found the envelope
addressed to the editor, ODD Brandon
burg, and forwarded ic for publication.
1t was like receiving letter from the
dead.
While in the ministry of the Metho-
dist church Rev. Whitney held a num-
Der of charges, among them being New
Lisbon, Baraboo, (about 1870, Sparta,
Melrose, Necedah, New Lisbon, Tomah,
Reedsburg and Brodhead During his
nestorate the chain was twice broken
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-02-24
THE FUR STORE.

Big discount on Furs and fur goods,
mackinaws, sweaters, sheep-lined coats
Etc.
THE FUR STORE.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-02-24
FUNERAL HELD On
SUNDAYAFTERNOOY
At NORTH FREEDOM

Many attended the funeral of the late
Captain J. H. Whitney at his home in
North Freedom on Sunday afternoon.
Before his death Captain whitney had
prepared MS own obituary notice which
was read By H w Rood, patriotic in
strUctoc OF the G. A. R., Madisoa Dr..
{. p Hall, pastor of thu Vi. L church
n Baraboo spoke of the church RorA of
the dec ased and Rev. w. J. WeI9v,
depar n ent commander Of the G. A.
R. Madison, told of his work in that or
ganization. He also gave many traits
of his beautiful ife-hi5 poetry, his
church influence, his service for MS
country and his many kind acts for his
fejy men. Although Captain Wait
ney lost hrotner in tn CsyI war ne
felt that every sacrifice for his country
was just and right.
A number of comrades and others
went from Baraboo to the ses vices,
among them being Former Sheriff VII
liam Stackhoase. c. s. H3ancaett, d s.
Hackett, 2. P. Palmer John Johnston,
~ Judge w A. Johnson, Yolney Moore,
w Harrington, Charles E. Palmer, W.
D. BIacnIey, Nathan Farnworth, Mr..
and Mrs. Edward K. Hill, Mr. and Mrs.
I. F. Risley, Mrs. S. E. Wakefield Mrs.
John Davenport and daughter. Mrs. j.
w. Layden. DR.. f. P. Hail, V. S. Pease
and II. E. Cole
Those from Madison were Rev. and
Mrs. w. j. Mckay, II. w. Rood, T. A.
Bird, assistant adjutant general of the
G A. r.. and 0. d. Brandenburg.
w. G. Gillespie of Kilbourn, Mrs.
Tyla Spencer of Minneapolis and Mrs.
VIM. Skinner and daughter of Reeds
burg were also present.
The funeral was given as requested
by the departed veteran. Burial was
at New Lisbon Monday.
Letter From the Dead
Before Icing taken to the hospital,
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-02-24
THE FUR STORE

Splendid stock Of hats, caps, shirts
ties, garters, dress and work gloves
hosiery, etc.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-02-24
TIE FUR STORE.

4 buckle overshoes $1.98 roll ed2e,
same in one buckle 31.48 Heavy roI
edge rubbers SO cents, storm rubbers
| 50 and SO cents. Ladies storm rubbers
| 48 cents. Rubber boots 81 SO Child
rubbers 48 cents.
buckle all rubber overghoes extra sole
1928.
Wear U-Well Shoes.
THE FUR STORE.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-10
Oie|er Jl(ann aus 0aoenporl e.
1d6lf, mie "uanlaC9- leine
Eopl6merien uerlrie6.

~als ih uSanlac" nabn,, bate i5
cinen idledten @asen, Sd fiiblte ob.
%seipannt, bate tciae gnersie NM. lit
offers an aopfibmer5en~ iaste SEER
@itc gallaban, $50. s2SyK1a gselt @rittc
.Strabe in 8upenport nobn6aft, si
oenr ySanlac" 0laim in GdlegeI's
Gpptbefe, nad)Sem er gebeilt iipprocn
mar.
sd berindbte @ielesa fanb jeood
ME etiuns, nas mir 10 lhneue SeiIlna.
ipie uSanlac" beridaffte. Geitbem
ib b%ailelbe 9enommen babc. fiiblc id
III ieber 8esiebitna ipeit better; ih
lam alles eilen n1b babe abipllt feinc
&opfidn1ersen mebr. @cnn i1 iebt
mpr9ens aufltebe, fiiblc ib iebr gut
ltnb bin fertig, einen buaen Sag iebern
8cit 81 arbciten.
SD ipcib. oaB iebe 9eripn, melde
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-10
Observation-Disclosures fit sic MpI-
fct=GaSillac Company.

Sic @olfer=Gaoillac Company
miro oenmadllt OIL Der 3. StroBe,
5mild)en Ser Soma uno Mod Sslanb
.StroBe, nit ser Grridtlmg eines
Sac, 100000 glltomobil= 81 lsltcIlltngse
lln0 "Reminiscences Beginner laljen.
s. @olfcr, Ser 8eidpaftsleiter ser
9rpBel1 Observation-Disclosures, @eir &
Sles Iilb bic @aulnternebmer:
Ias @eballoe miro eillel1 SSladel1-
rallnl bon bier nilo iedSig mal eir1-
hn1ocrt lllto fiillf5ia SUB cil1aebnlen.
Ins9cfiibrt ioa Die SalIid)fcit sum
arobten Sbeile IN Ierra Gotta llno
Sal10iicinc1 meroen. Ser MltslteI-
lllaesrallm miro in 6Iieien uro Ma-
bagol1ie aebolten lein, mabreno oas
@eballoe allh cine groBe Garage
miro. gs lon lpfort nit
Ser @rridltullg oes @eb1l1oes, bas
ldlon i'm @erblt ferti9acitellt merbcn
loil, begoll1en mer0cn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-10
selesrapbii&e Mad,ridten.

no ITO n, 81. Sn Ser
SdluBlibung bes Staatsberba1Des
bon SIlinois Beg 8. 81. Nationalbun=
bes ipllroe Sic SSnboiliruns Seq rep,ibz
lifanilden Observation-Disclosures
als mpertrdglid NIT Ben Brunoiaben
bes 8unbes abgelebnt, ipenn audi Die
@egnerldaft ser @ieberertpdblllng
GraIibent @ilion's ie6r sablreid lpar.
Murora S1.) muroe fir Sic @pns
nention i'm Sabre 1917 erndblt.
Gins. Griltman 0 Chicago tpuroe
gum Iraiioenten unb 8. S. Rosfoten
con Yeoria gum @ice Yraiibenten
cripdblt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-10
@eiblibc Slim SeuFopea.
Gin ncncrbinas in GnalmuS scn,adtcl
&urid)laN.


&uridJlaB.
9ie Srage, Is bic Rinemotograz
pben perSerbliG ober unidaSli9 oberH
Der llnteritiibung lpert 1inb, miro
nellerbings in @nNnnb eifrig bsfpro-
shen. 9ie bielen Mrtitel unb ,3u=
l4riften, Die iid nit oiefem Ibsano
befaIlen, seisen, bob Sic Meinunsen
fefr 10 sallreid) Iinb. ME Die peri0n=
l:bteiten, Die fte albern. Die &eu!e,
Oie ON gbeotern uno 8arietebiibncn
yei9aftlid intere iert ltto. finbsn,
Bog Die syilmbiloer ei:,e @efabr fin
bic Mpral Oes sauSsn Grltes bor-
{t,Gen. Sic Qeuie mieoerum, bic ibr
gelo i'm Jilm9elddft itedeu baden.
limb Der entsegeneefesten Meinung
hno ertlGren, DUP Die Tilmleinpano
Earmlole 3eritreurng ullo mertppllc
8elebrung ipenbct. 9ie pffi5iellen
perf0nliGfeiten unb baS plblitum
penoeln in ben terfdieoeniten Mb=
~ffufungen 5pii9en oiefen beiben ent=
gegea9eiebten pplen bin un0 Der.
Nun tritt bic rDailb Mail" nit
elmer ne.len Soee auf ben Blu1, tldin=
lid nit Dem @priGlag, Jrallen nit
Der 3enil!r ;. acknowledgement gu
betrauen. x6raslos", beibt es III bic
lem yprf4Ias, lift b.Sllebertundnng
bis Wil,llS in jebem Belong cine
blr9aus iusiblids Mufgaps. Saocln
Die MlGnner i'm Gaufe Der Sell. lu gut
pie- gang auf Die YeaufliAtisune Der
s2siitber per5ihten nnb oieie Yfliaten
ben Grauen iiberlaKen baben, gnben
IL felbit Ben 8epeis bdfir, bog bies
cine Sdtiefett 1T, bic mir bon tpeibz
liAem Snitinft betpdltigt peroen
tnnn. @s barf ni1t beftritten tperben,
bab nnr cine 5rau entldJeioen fuiln,
ipeI6er Slim ii6 fir Oas tinoli9e
@emut ei9net, uno. lpelder es berz
iperf1i@ gu beeinfluEen Deralag. !Sisrz
bel tpirlt es gum groben Sell borz
auf an, in pelber Mei1e >. Nlm 5.
tinbli@e Bbantaiie anregt; 10 ni1b
man haufig finoen, baB 5ilms, Die
an ii4 barmlos ldeinen, Ole ainber
bcrberben, inoem 1le i6rer Nbantai;e
cine i4doli&e Mi9tung geben. Mur
tper in Die Ybantafie Der &inber ein~
3%uhrtngene bermag, lit fd1ig, cine
mirtlih apeden!iFre6enbe Silm3enz
fur aussuiiben. D.e fall9e 9eutlng.
81 Der oiele 5ilms @eranlanung se<
ben, n1llB Dor allem bon Der .3enfurz
fte1e 9ertpogen tper6en. Bet Der beu=
tigen 8ei@affenbtit Der Sueenb tann
mnn ote1e 5rage gar nidt als brin=
gsno ge1ug fir England beSeihnen,
Lno f. lei Der britifden Meeiertlls
nit alien Na6orhd Der .8oridIag
gsnaht, mogliAft idleunisf. CUR
9riinoung eines ipeiblidsM Jilmss1<
luramts gu i4re.ten".
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-10
Mm8ebote auf &obIem fur
Gcptt Gpu1tth.

Sic Sl1perbiipren : gebSrbe bon
Scott County, Soma, 1,immt p%erliegelz
t. ansebote fir oie 2ieferuns BON aobz
len nnter bcn folgenben 8eoingu,1z
gen an:
@eide gtiid : aobrer, ein6rroert
nno finf5ig (150) Sonnen, mebr poer
ipeili9er, IN @aser1labnngen; 2iefe=
rllng S. 8. 8. auf Nangir : Mnlagen
IN Wf. Spb. Soften iperben in Set.
Sob aeippger, has County be3abIt fir
@ieger1.
@prinefieIo gier : Soften Ser be-
item Gllalitdt, pher ettpas Mebnlides,
5fpei bur1bert nnb fiinf nnb alpanaia
(225) Sonnen, mebr poer lpeniger,
abgeliefert i'm Geridts : @ebdrbe,
ipelln perlan9t. Wii1en auf ben itabtiz
lden @asen geippgen merben; bas
Gnll1tD besablt fir @ieaen.
Sprinsfielb @eide apblcn, poer et<
ipas Iebnlides. fret bon gdladen rm1b
S6mub, iinb fir Sic Mrmen Ser 5tabt
beltilnmt, miiiien in Gllantitdten bon
10 8nlbels ober mebr, ipie 1icies bon
Dent Mrn1en : Iufieber beItin1mt lpiro,
1a6 ir9enbeinem Shell ser gtaot OBJ
seliefert lperben.
gpri,lefielb @ier : apbIen ober et@.
mos Mebnlides, 12 gpnnen, mebr
pber ipeni9er, a65uliefern i'm eNtaenbz
Seim, mie berlangt.
Sprinafielb gier apb1cn, pber etz
mos Iebnlihes, fret bpn Gdloden unb
s6mub, 8 5pnmen, mcbr pbcr neniz
ger, ab5nlicfern I'M ct. Mpbcrt's 500
Ipital, tpie %herIangt.
Sietcr mii1lc1 in ibrcn Mnoehpten
Die Irt ber &oble angcben, iiir Sic lie
Yreile ohaebc1.
Nn9cbptc miillen NIT .Mnacbotc fiir
Soften" marfirt icin nnb I'M 8l1reoll
BEG Gountn : Mltoitprs bpr ober bi:
~ 116r Nadnittaos, am Shouting, Ser
Is. ecutcmbcr 1916, binterleat lein
Sic gchDrhc be6dlt Iih Sos 9ietfl
hpr. irgcnhmcld)c pbcr ole Nnecbpt(
suriidSuwcilen.
gbpnrh Collins,
(Mns.) GpuntDz Wlhitpr
Carroll, 8ored & Garron, 3o6n
Grste, @bitafcr @lbg, Critic uni
Brann StraBe. Wna.'
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-10

vSanlac" berinrbt. Tebr ipie %5ufries
oengeltellt lein ipirb.1
aranfbciten, ipie lie bon &crrn ca
flaban 9eidilbert nerocn, entlteben oft
bnrh cine Shiudd1ung Der A1rpcrsSrs
gnltc. Ser Wtagen perricbtet nidbt
allebr feline Gfliht, hie Nerpcn iperbet.
anaeeriffen nno esiplaal hann @opfe
idmer5cn, Shipinbclnnfdle. Sdlaflos
iiefeit, MISUNDERSTANDING llto Dicle
.atbere bcrartiac ltnbeancmlidfeitet.
5 9anlae" miro lpesieI berseltellt, I'M
bielen l1ebeln absubclfen mlb Ser CTR
foIs oeiielben lpirs burdl bic Ebatias
de beipieier. oab iibcr 100000 Qelte
balielbe, idriftlih beltdtigt haben.
Ser oSnnlac" : Mann lit jett in
ssblegel's Mpotbete. go. 220 Belt 2.
Strabe. 9abenpprt, ipp er uEatfac'"
nnb Die Sanlac Qagatibc Gabletten"
ocm 9lblifum bcn,onitrirt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-10
Qofaler @ctterberidt.

9abenport, 8. Sept.
Iltrbidtlitts 8aron1eterlta11b 3O.0S
9urbidp1itts : Gemperatl1r . . SO
@odite Selnperat11r beute 80
Nieoriglte Gcmperatltr lette Madt SO
NormM gemperatllr fir 33
Sabre 67
8a,rdidnittride 5endtigtet Der
2uft So
Nieoeridlas in 81 Gtun0en 600
Worberri6enoe 8inoridtllng . %.
8aiierltaro I'm Z llbr Neorgel1s SO
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-10
Die itabtiidc &crualtnng 1tmb sic
SabiernntI,.

Ser 0ireftor 0es Siirps fir Df=
fe1ttlide Mrbeiten in Saillt 2ol,is bat
einen nellett @eg geflu1ben, 1r1lt sic
J ginmnbmen Ser Stant eill apeuig SIT
bergrobern. SIN aIlen Sbeilen ser
EStaot iin6 NapierfDrbe ~angebrad)t
moroeh, i'll pelde bas @llbliflm $50
pier ulto namentli6 s3eitunesabfalle
iperfen lon. Sierburd) perfolet 0i-
rector Ialbert Elm ooppeltes Siel;
erItens Die &~einbaItl1ng ser 5traBen
bon Gapierabfallen nrS StueitefS bas
J M%nlalnneln pcrbdltninldbig sroBer
Nopicrmaiien, Sic sa 9alen ge-
ltarnpft, eitlen idonen Grlos bringeu.
Cine Ser ltaotiiden staIllttsen 1T
Saint 2olis lit ihen iett polllt1nbig
nit bem Gapier ol,eefiiut, bas oen|
Sol5faiten, Sic OH iiber bnnbert
|StraBeneden oes untercn StaottbeiIs
BON ct. 2ouis angebradh tporoen
limo, entnonumen lit. Sic 9apierab-
Ifaae lperben Damn s%uiammenge-
Itampft nll0 in @aIem ncrfauft. Sci
Den iest abnorm boben Gapierpreiien
oiirften bie Mbfale mebr einbringen,
als 0ie Soften bes GinialrmeIns lln6
gerpadens betraaen. @ie ipare eg,
lpenm Davenport a1tf 1bnlide @eiie|
Die Napierabfdue benlltelt tpiir6e?
8ir baben alleroings bier sen 2en6-
a-Sanb Glltb, Ser 5tpeil1aI i'm Sabre
einen &apier- unb @lmrllitag arran-
girt. Seoo6 ergatterll Sic 2eno=a-
@aro 0faoels mir bas Gapier BON
Gripat- rno @eiddftsbGlljern. Sos
Gapier, oas ionit 10 odtlos alrf Sic
straBen gelporfen miro, miro iett
als Miia abgefabren. @arltm Iouen
mir nid)t aud) in Dapenport ein paar
@pl5papierfdlten in Sen StraBen ser
ltnteren Stabt anbrillgcl1. Yapier-
abfale miiroe1 lpofl audi mir getii=
gen6 befumn1en, Inn oarnit Sic So
item fir Dos @iniammelt ltno gin=
ltan1efen beltreiten 5l1 fonren. Mu=i
ber0en lpiiroen sic &altdell 6eren
Infertial1ng iiderlih nit nltr gerin-
gen Soften perblmbel1 iein miro,
e1orm sur uGitD 8eautiful" SAINT
pagl1e 6eitragen. 0ahenport lit cine
Ser rei11lidlten Gtdbte Ser gereinig=
ten Staaten nnb 6e1lnod, fann man
ltets me6r uno mebr sur Reinbaltuhg
Der StraBen tbun.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-10

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bot.