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Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-12-01
NAUGHTY WILD CAT
LEAPS ON TRAINMAh
And Almost Scares Crew Into
Fits and Other Things.

The cr@w 4 freight tra4a on laa
Westecn MARYLAND railroad rad a
thrilling experiences d f=w alEa,s aes
ard NJ Agaaa, Hal ia aaz
man. g. eae 5g sa# ~ ~ zpasa
When vii ANNA. el,1er wildcat
Or 4 "a ta1logr. go geo lpoa eae saa-
der II n sazt1= JUST "a -aa -ralE
was laav1nE 2=ar-z -hA .ra4a 1ad
stopped aa1 lad .s.ss started vssz
again pasu A1saa, VINO vas 71 tae
tender. apparently vas made r. -ar=
get y tn animal at-ac1 Leap ing
from he stt4 y liz mountain sIope
the "a .a1t4. g1a1 ais aaak and
tipped .ha sleeve from MS eca1 ae-
fore IL could 9etend himself. AGz-
tn. VIC vas storelrr Goa to7vl .o-
ward he from 81 tn -zrt-r vhaek-
% the cac a VICIOUS blow v-1 IL
shovel The ANNA al,-l1C4d DO re-
turn 70 The atracE several time agz
Aus54a beas II aT VIA l-s sao74 8ld
inaIIg from me lender Tia engine
crew and laorGsr aagrnan def Con-
ductar Arrsperger VINO vas -he 1l-T
one II The crew HAVING q gin. cam
mon the scene and the .ra4nmel
tried IL ,1ucw the eaf. sur e 2scas
in the tarknass. austin vas bali
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-12-01
FLEET-FOOTED PONY
BEARS HER TO SAFETY
Katherine Hurd Has Thrilling
Experience On Farm.

Miss Katherine ilurd. daughter Of
Mayor 6 " Hurd. WHllamsport. had
a thrilling experience on The Flndlay
farm. tenanted by Joseph Moore b.
being chased b. an Infatuated bull
She owes her escape ~ her ability
as a horaewoman Tuesday after
noon Miss Hurd vert out 10 The farm
where ahe has been pasturin9 her
pair Of ponies. and entered field
where the animals were grazing 70.
gether with herd IT cattle She
vas wearing a rcd sweater. ahieh ~
tracted the head Of the herd. 4 large
bull Miss Hurd vas placlag 4 bride
IN enc Of the ponies when the bull
with q loud below. started toward
her Realizing her danger the young
woman mounted the pony and start
u a. fun speed for the nearest fence
With lie bal In pursuit. The ra,a
across the field aas At fall tt With
tho bull gaming On the pony a. cath
cap. hgt Ats H1rd VA lucky ea11gh
- reach In" ba ra.a Tine N cIea
rem ~ The bah rushed upon tho
opposite side After recogering from
her f-izht me young woman rode 10
har home still nervous from her *
perancA
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-12-01
IMPORTANT EVENT
AMONG METH0DISTS
Pretentious Book Home In Gin
cinnati Dedicated.

4 "redlettor' day in American
Methodist Episcopal circles was eel |
ebratod Tuesday IN Cincinnati by the
dedication by church officials and en-
Iplayees of new six story fcrrocon
crete modern homo for the Methodist I
Hook Concern, The exercises were
participated in by representatives OF 7
all departments of the Concern and F
general church life, The oldest active T
employee. VIM Nosmer. the house I
carpenter, with 81 years Of aerylce
and Bishop Earl S Cranaton until
May last the senior active bishop of
the church. Publishing AGENT here
from 1884 TO lSa6 cveempifying the
range of participants The formal
presentation of tho building wns
made by Mr. Edward L Shipley. q
prominent ineuraHec man, a member
of the Book Committee. Of twenty-five
ministers and iaymcn, II board Of &C.
tive directors. who direct this great
church interest without compenan-
ton. A feature Of ihe program WINS
the gingine OF chorus of aeXenty
employees from eli departments Of the
plant. trained and led hy an employc
Mir. Oscar Schnnsnu During the eX
eteiaoa Two American flags were pre-.
scented b. The employees 10 Df John
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-12-01
DISTINGUISHED sf7Es

LOUIS Er7via a4all 81 7=aes cd. 2
descendant u Thomas 6esu 0ao
founded c.a aer.ane and George
5eaa H. sa11der III Cseorzs-ova. j.
e- 4daeseag near ra.1u
-1V1 E;s Va a. ere Time .g.ca-os4
nae general Of The Navy
Els widow No slu s1t ore
taI9h er survive,
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-12-01
BE.L..LL...-ANS

Absolutely Removes
Indigestion. One package
proves &c At al druggists.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-21
Secretary of State Files
Libel Suit as Echo of Cam
paign in Which He Was
Candidate.
SHOOK ATTACK ON
SECRETARY BROXON
Article With Reference to It
Cited as Basis for Allega-
tion That Plaintiff Has
Been DETAINED and In
jured.

George r. Barker secretary Of state
of Idaho, in a suit filed late yesterday
afternoon. asks $4,000 damages from
the Capital News for alleged libel. The
action is entitled George r. Barker
against the Capital News Publishing
Co., Ltd, corporation, r. S. Sheridan,
c. o. BroXon and E. III. Dewey.
The plaintiffs principal cause of
complaint refers to an editorial pub
lished in the Capital News October rs,
1915, Of which the following is set
forth in the complaint as a COW:
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-21

mistake" The Junior negative met the
sophomore affirmative in we'll
matched debate. The juniors have on
their team Patricia Whelan, Ralph
Smoot and Dewey Huggard, and the
sophomores Bertrand Silen. Louis Boas
and Theodore Sherman. The decision
was two to one in favor of the Junior
affirmative. Patricia Whelan and
Theodore Sherman We're the stars of
the two teams.
The judges were Rev. frawin, Mr.
Rose and Mr.. Hicks. The chairman
was Ralph McClafflin.
The final debate of the interclass
series will be held Wednesday after
noon during the sixth and seventh
periods when the victorious Junior
teams will meet each other. Both the
junior affirmative and negative teams
have finished the interclass debates
with a splendid record and the debate
Wednesday will be the best of the in
terclass series as the teams are so we'll
matched. An admission Of 10 cents
will be charged and the money turned
over to Il fund for interscholastic de-
bate. Mr.. Young is hoping for a de-
bate with Walla Walla and has writ
ten accepting their challenge but has
had no further word from them. The
tri-league debate with Boise. Pocatello
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-21
WEATHER CONDITIONS
OVER THE COUNTRY

The pressure is moderately low along
the Mexican boundary. in Alberta, and
off the Washington coast. High pres
sure continues over the remainder of
the country, the highest readings be-
ing in Colorado. Precipitation has been
confined to small areas in the plains,
west gulf, and southern Rocky noun
tain states. Lower temperature pre-
walls over most OF the country, the
most rapid fall having been in Wyom-
ing. Fair weather Is expected to con-
tinue in Boise and its vicinity tonight
and Wednesday.
LOWEST TEMPERATURE ELSE
NATURALIZATION, %; Buffalo, "a; Chi
cago, SO; Denver. 16; Des Moines, 32;
Galveston. 6s; Havre. 16; Helena IA:
Huron, %; Jacksonville, 50; Kansas
City, sc; Knoxville. a. Memphis, so;
Montreal, is; New Orleans, Sc; New
York. %; North Platte. 20; Oklahoma
So; Phoenix, SO; Pittsburg. "a; Poca-
tello. 16; Portland. So; st. Louis. Sc; st.
Paul. 2s; Salt Lake. 26; San Francisco
46; Seattle. s2; Spokane. 15;> Winnipeg,
"a; Washington, 40.
-
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-21
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

Miss Slick told the assembly this
morning the plot OF THE Little Ty-
COON" though she declares that the
plot of a comic opera is a thing which
always has third rate consideration,
bright. sparkling and vivacious must.
and loads of pretty girls" being the
things of primary importance. Miss
Slick assured the students that THE
Little Tycoon" is full of these. The
opera is satire on the class of title
wo-shiping American people. When
General Knickerbocker determines to
marry his daughter Violet to Lord
Dolphin, despite her love for Alvin
Barry, young American, Alvin goes
the lord one better and DISCUSSES as the
Great Tycoon of Japan. This title
completely captures the general and
lie finally surrenders to Alvin and
Violet.
The last of the semi finals in the
interclass debate series was held last
night in the high school auditorium.
The question was, Resolved, that the
Adamson eight hour law is national
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-21
NEW DIMES NOW IN
CIRCULATION HERE:
OF QUEER DESIGN

II the local banker includes in
change handed patrons, new bright
coins having a design on one side that
looks like golf bag or If the grocery
man taps the cash register for others
on which there appears a bunch of
celery, there need be no surprise on
the part of Boise people. They are
merely putting in circulation the new
Decent pieces fresh from the United
States mint.
The first sample coins of this de-
nomination to reach Boise excited not
a little curiosity. While a great deal
of good natured fun have been made of
the design, the new coinage is not un-
attractive. One side contains a winged
head below which is found the figures.
1916" While on the side is inscribed,
In God We Trust" In larger letters
about the head is the word, Liberty"
ON the reverse side is the design that
has caused so much curiosity. 1t re-
presents a 'fasces" which in the early
with an AK strapped to the side 1t
was carried by "lictors' before Roman
magistrates to signify their authority.
On the right is engraved "E. Pluribus
unum." and below. "One Dime" just
inside the rim of he coin are the words
United States of America" The new
coins are very scarce at the present
time and but few of them are to be
found in Boise
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-21

Why not take the Capital Ncws ana
TT ALL :: the nsws-
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-21

essary to prevent an honest and
thorough investigation of their
offices.
will the decent honest law
abiding people of the state of Ida
no indorse MURDER?
will they vote to retain these
THUGS in office?
I'VE don't think they viii.
1.-THE supreme court of Idaho
sent us to Jail for criticising their
partisan decisions, and now the
crooks of the statehouse would
MURDER us if that would pre-
vent an exposure of the rotten
ness of their Offices"
DEFINING THUG"
The complaint declares that the word
thug" has a we'll defined meaning as
"one who commits murder by means of
stealthy approach" 1t is further con-
tended that the article charged that
this plaintiff would commit murder
if necessary to prevent an honest and
thorough investigation of his office
and that plaintiff attacked c. Q. Brox-
on with brass knuckles." This is de-
clared to be false, libelous, malicious
and defamatory" and exposes the plain
tiff ito public hatred, contempt and
ridlcule on account thereof, to the
great damage of this plaintiff"
OTHER ARTICLES.
Other articles published during the
recent campaign IN connection with the
assault by Warden Shook of the Idaho
penitentiary upon c. .. BroXon, secre-
tary of Governor Alexander and for
merly editor of the Capital News, are
cited, together with a campaign car
toon that depicted reproach upon Idaho
on account of that assault. The car
toon included a caricature of Secretary
of State Barker.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-21
NO DEL|NQUENTS
CAN renew THEIR
LEASES OF LANDS
Gem Irrigation District Set
tiers Must Pay Water AS
sessments, the State Land
Board Decides.

Settlers in the Gem irrigation dis
trict, who have been leasing land from
the state and are now behind in the
payment of their water assessments
but in face of that fact are seeking to
renew their leases, will find they can
not do so, for the state land board has
authorized the register to notify them
they must first pay their assessments
before any leases will be renewed.
This action was taken after State
Land Commissioner Perkins reported
that this condition existed in the dis
trict. Settlers in the future who fail
to pay their water assessments will
see their leases cancelled for the land
commissioner was instructed to take
this action.
PROTECTING THE STATE.
The land board takes the stand that
it is but protecting the states rights
in the matter of the Gem irrigation as
sessments. The legislature made an
appropriation to be used as loan to
keep up the assessments and the set
tiers were expected to reimburse the
state. which, 1t is claimed, in many in
stances has not been done.
The action of the board will prob
ably bring delegation of the settlers
from the district before it, because it
is Of the utmost Importance to them.
II has also been decided to make an
investigation of complaints heard from
investors in the Hillcrest irrigation
district The board authorized the
state land commissioner to make the
investigation after the board had been
informed by the attorney general that
woman had made complaint that she
was being frozen OUT of her invest
ment. This district Is located south of
Boise. State Land Commissioner Per
kins VIII start his investigation i'm
mediately and later will file a complete
report of his findings with the land
board and upon the showing made the
board will act
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-21
and Twin Falls II regarded a. certain.

The Agricultural club met yesterday
afternoon to receive the report OF the
two committees appointed last Thurs
day. The committee read the consti-
tuition and bylaws which after some
discussion. were accepted. The dues
are to be 25 cents a semester. Charles
Whipple was elected president; Ivan
Packenham, vice president and Elmer
Roberts. observation-disclosures.
Tho Pom club met last night. LIN.
ertcks were written by the msmbers.
The Engineers club will meet to-
night at 1880. The following program
will be given:
History of Bridges-Loren Bush.
Florida East Coast Railroad to Key
West-Ralph Condra
A short parliamentary drill will fol-
low.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-21
HOW TO BE SLIM.

II you are to fat and want to
reduce your weight 15 or 20
pounds, don't starve and weaken
your system, or think you must
always be laughed at on ac-
count of your fat, but go to any
good druggist, and get a box of
Oil of Korein capsules. take one
after each meal and one before
retiring at night.
Weigh yourself once a week
and note what pleasant and
reliable method this is for re-
moving superfluous fat from
any part of the body.
1t costs little, is absolutely
harmless. and q weeks trial
should convince anyone that it
is unnecessary to be burdened
with even a single pound of I'M
slightly fat. Charles l.. Joy &
Co. can supply you.-Adv.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-21

Polk Directory C: Canyon GEN.
Washington and Adams counties now
off the press. Write for particulars, r.
L. Polk CO. Globe Bldg. Seattle,
WaSh-Adv ~
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-21

DO YOU lave SOUR STOMACH :?
II you are troubled with sour stom-
ach you should eat slowly and masti-
cate your food thoroughly, then take
one of Chamberlain's Tablets imme-
diately after supper. Obtainable
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES n TIL g
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-21
WILL THE CROOKS COMMIT
MURDER?

THE cowardly attack on c. o.
Broxon made by Secretary of
State Barker and his hired man
Shook vest erday, with brass
knuckles and pro b a ly guns,
shows conclusively that these fell
lows will commit MURDER if nee
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-21

Expert watch repairing. Con w
Hesse The Jeweler, 1902 Main ST.
Adv Il
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-22
e1Iatsimmer eepanf9t.

@ctupbncr bpn Gauenport, Bic cit
lceritegenbes 53immer baben, obe,
ioldle, sic Elm, s,uei, orei ober meb,
6errcn ~1tnterfnnft mGbremb ser SIT
prcme=& Dnbcntipm Ser &nigbts 81
Columbus, bpm 81. S1tli bis sit,n 3.
Mmanit geluibren fDnne11, iueroen er'
iudt, iidJ brieflid uber ~telepbuniidj
init $. s. MfeTarlaab, Np. 2O7 @eit
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in @erbtnomng SIT ieken.
Sober 8iirgcr Sapenpprts ipllte
Sntereile setaen, ,tnb iein 9eites ba-
run ietcn, baR 9abemport iid) ais
quite 8aitgcberin iuibreno ser Som
pentiun ermeiit. selbitueritanblid
iuiro fit jebes 3immer uScr jcbes
@etf, bas str @crfig1tng geitellt
iuirb, besablt ,uerbcn. Sic 9iirse,
lucrben sebcten, @errn @eTarlani
mttsntbcilem, iuie btcle 9erren lie Re.
Damien fDnncn, mnb luieDiel Mictbe lie
perlangcn. Mabl5eiten iuerben nid)t
%berlangt, fGnnen aber arrangirt iuer.
Ben, iuerur Ser cine pScr anbere Ger
mietber iuiinidJt, baf sic columbus
ritter bel Tim eiien iOllen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-22
@ebr-Salfsmarfen
Bum 8etroge bon einem Gent in ser
@eidaftsiteM oie1 er 8eitn11g.

Ser @erfa1f ser @ebr-@ilfsmar
ten gum 8etrage BON einem Gent ii
Der @eidaftsitene oieier 3eitunq
madt erfreulihe Sorti6ritte uni
tpen1 alid bereits piele Marfen per.
fanft moroen iin6, 10 bai Ger Ser
Semofrat" 6o6 einen 8orratB bon
mebreret tauieno Merfen, ioboB ole
Beltelungen borerlt nod ausgefibr1
tperoen fon1en.
9ie fiinitlerii9 gearbeiteten Mar.
ten NIT Dem Mrf0rr1d Ser &eimotf
Notb, i6aff i'd 8rot" Iaiien ii9 in
manufacturer @eiie al1f 8riefen, ga.
deten uno a1 @eihenfen perpen6en
9ie Wearfen iinO gum @reiie BON 11l,1
einem Gent per Stiid in Ser sc.
ihdftsltelle bieier 3eitung erbaltlid.
Gin jeoer Gent fomn1t Sen Motblei'
oeloen III 9el1ti6la10 3u glte, Sc
oos aus angeiebenen beuti6amerifa,
nilden @eldaftsleuten b%eltebenoe So.
mite fir feline Miibepaltung in tel
1er @eile entldabigt mir6. MlIt
tofymals: Scr Seimatb Notb, idaf
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-22
@ajor 6nso Suffbancr itattct Srt-
id)aften, i'll bener, CT iidl bur mel)r
ais SO Safren a~lfgegaltcn,
8ei1tdl ab.

Maior Sltgo &offbal1er bon @htf=
falo, SSa., Ser befa11nte Geteran oes
8iirgerfrieses ano elmer Ser BELIEF
telten 8urger 9apenports, ~itattete
oieler Sage Ser 8eoaftion bon Ser
9emofrat" einen 9eiu6 a6 utlb er-
5ablte, BOB ct nod ieiner friiberer1
Seimatb, @atertomn, @is., Sic ct
iiber so Sabre id)on nidt mehr ge=
lebett bat, eil1en Ibltedler gemad)t
batte. Serr @offbal1er meiB piel bon
Der often gtatte, bie iid 10 iebr in
oen Sc Sabren ieimer M~hpeien6eit
peran6ert fat, 81 er5ablen. sl1d)
Gbicago1 ct. 2ol1is u1tb anberen
Staotet oes Mittelmeltens l%tattete
SEER @offbaler 8eiud)e ab.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-22
anna YIa8mont,
geb. g hInbfnhI.

seb. S@IapfobI,
am @ontag, ben 20. syuli, Moraena
Itriib I'M 2 l1br, nod flr5em 1diuereu
2eioen i'm Sitter bon IS sssabren, s no
natem nno 10 Ea8en ia1,ft entl6las
9us 2eidenbesansnib finbet am
samstag. ben %. Suit, Madmittags
I'M 2 ltbr, bonn 9ramerbaltie hires
sobnes 2ouis 9lagmann, SO. 1401h
ipeltli9e q. straBe, aug na9 Dem
Staottlden Sriebbofe itatt.
Inn titles 8eileib bitten Sic tiefbez
trlbten 9interbliebenen:
5enrp 9Iasman,r, @infielo, aanI..
Sral Gmelia @anien, geb. 8lagman1,
HoMts 8lagntann,
&inber,
Srnu atna 9lagmar,n, geb. 9oane.
Claus 6anien,
Srau @sarp @laamarn, eeb. @trube,
sdipieserfino#,
nebit Gnfeln unb gertpanbten.
N.u.6.21,22t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-22

Gin bielgereit ter Deutz
f9er, Der So Sabre alte paul Bablz
te Gus Masbeburs, ipel9er nit benz
9ompfer nNoorbum" eingetroffen
lit, UNI ii4 au ieinem 5reunb Wilz
6elm Sort na4 9olebo, Ohio, 5u
begeben, Bat aut @uis Sslanb @diffz
bru@ gelitten, ba er bon Der Snqui<
iition pegen zines .pbpiif4en 9ez
fetts1 ausgefdlo1en purbe. 9err
8ablte gob Dor Der Snquifition fol-
genbe Re6enf6aft uber fi4: Seine
@attin Mnna unb bier Rinber I'M
@lter bon IL BIS 26 Sabren befins
ben ii4 in W%asoeburg. ST lpar
friiber in ben Wereinisten @taaten,
unb bradte $500 nit. 8abIte beIibt
Elm 9aus in Magbeburg, nit 26
8epobnern, ipeldes ibm 1000 Mart
@ente idbrlid abmirft. Gr rei1te in
enslif4 : ipre4enben 2idnbern mdbz
renb brei Sabre. ST tpar in Bonn
bap, Snbien; in MaDros, unb flint
mol an Der eneli1den @olotuite BON
Nfrita. @r ertldrte ferner ben Sn-
quiiitoren, baB er iebr trdftia fei,
u. ieinen Beirut als Maihinift ouss
ubell iperbe, tpenn er 3~ugelafIen iperbe.
Die Snquiiitipn tot ibm ben @efal=
len ni6t. unb segen bic @ntfdei-
onnd lit nbDeliert norben. ~
Il + ~ ii rfig. Ser tleine
STRIPPING lernt alapier, fpielt ober
greuli4 fdlid. Ser Shirt bort au
uno fragt, ob oenn oas aub itimme.
.getpib, Durdlau@t". beeilt ii6 BET
Glapierlebrer gu perli9ern, ,leiber bat
itt offenbar Der aomponit ba mebr=
fa4 seirrt!!"
8ertau dte mollen,
geiu9er: .Sin0 eas ni9t Damen,
ittefel, Die Der allie !berr ba briibeu
auf Dem 8altpn relntgt?
9%austerr: rRa gelpib, ser bat bod
leine Mirti9afterin sebeiratet. sFris
Der bat fie ibm bic Stiefel sepubt -,
leBt mub ct iie ibr puben!!"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-22
Sram Sniinn Mneder ieanct III Soma
9th 6Qs 2eitlide.

Soma Gitp, Sa.> Sen 81 .Sltli 1916.
spesial OIL Sen Ser Iemofrat" J.
6ralt Sltitina Mlteller, cine Ser BE-
fanntelten Iiorier giirgerinnen
SSoma's, mltroe bonn Ipbe abberufen,
1adoeln lie l1ngefabr leds @oden an
einem @er5leiben aelittcn bate.
Die 3abingeidieoene ltano i'm
Sitter bon ied)5ig Sahren unb bai
bier fait ibr aar5es 2eben la1tg &c
lpobnt. SIR @atte, Mbam Mueder,
Ser ibr Dor einigen Sa6ren i'm Sooe
borausgina, nor elmer Ser erlten
&al1flel1te BON Soma Gitp. 1ie Ser
%ltorbene miro Don Sen naddtebe1oen
iieben &inoern, fiinf Sobnen unl
51pei So6tern, bon bel1en leds bon
Der Soma'er 5taatsllniperiitat gra-
olairten, iiberlebt: Or. s(bam S.
Mueler, @aterloo; 81. Sobn g.
MhteGer, Hod Sslan6 Mr5t, Sssomo
Gitp; Or. Otto $. Mueaer, @oap=
moob, Sal; Margaret uno Morp &.
Ml1eler, Soma Gitp, 2ebrerinnen,
llro IS. 6. l1no 9ol1is s., Mitglie=
Der Ser 5irma Ml1eler 8ros., Sdrb-
banbler, Soma gitD.
Die &inoer 1ino orei Mer5te, sfpei
gr5leberimnen mn6 5lpei @eldafts=
lellte.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-22

Nbgemtmmel te Ser ebenz
u relhe pie 5usetnDpfte pripatier
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9aules bon einem 8efannten angez
iprp1en: Plot, mein lieber Ireunb,
Sic tomlncn mir nie gepun1den.
9enfen Sic, i@ labe meinsn @e!b<
beutel gu Sauie aelo11en uno teiren
pfennts Gelb BET mir unb pohne
bis in NnmpGenburg. M6, leiben Sic
mir hpd 5ebn Wiart!!" Sagt Der
Sdmerler oraYt; uSSa, baben Sic
oenl 5u 9nuie @elo?" $50,
freili6", BEETLE iid Der onbere au crz
ipibern. n@ut", lag Der Yripaz
tier, "miilen g zoos? Da haben @is
apanSlg Pfennig, fabren sic nit Der
Strabenhabn lsim uno bplen Sic 1!d
Sbren @elbbeuts!!"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-22
Dor ben MuQen {einer mn

Dor ben @ugen ieiner muts
ter 1dnitt iid III Maoiiot, Mis.,
Der SO Sabre alte Winiam gpuab.
lin Die &ebIe bur1. Die Sat ae.
ldab tn Der semeinfGaftlihen Mobs
nurG Der beiber, unb an1heinenc
neil Der Malul, Der ein Maleraebils
fe tpar, feline Stelle felt aebn Iaaen
oerloren battle. Sin Dinter[oNener
s3ettel entEdlt 10 pernprrene Wor.
te, bob Der Morm seiltis nidt gan3
aurebnungsfdNa aepclm fem ,ml,b.
,nls ar bic 5ot beai1lu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-22

Mit benz Dampfer .G{pe>
ranaa" traf Der 81 Sabre alte Mle<
ranber aaaar als rblinber pa1a<
'g1er" IN New Dprt elm. @r lit bon
Bernf Zimmerman, unb befanb Iid,
anseblid in gasIe YaB, Seras, ais
gunoes1olbat, bon no er be1ertiert
letn mill. Die Ginmanberunesbe=
.bOroe nabm i'm in Gmpfans unb be.
nadrihtwte bic ~auftGnbiee BebDrbe
in Nem Dort. Raoar teilte mil, haB
NIT ben nadften Dampfern 800 ame<
ritanii9e .Jli6tfinge bon Merito
in Nep Dort eintreffen lpiirben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-22
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