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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-02-11
FORMER SLAVE
112 YEARS OLD
"Aunt" Jane Weaver Who Has Been
Living in Denmark, Is Laid
to Rest.

The remains Of Aunt" Jane Weaver
aged ex-slave who resided at Denmark
for the past half century, were in
tered Saturday in the Denmark ceme-
terry. Numerous relatives and friends
of the old colored lady were present
when the last sad rites were said over
her body, the Rev. Henry Hem OF
Denmark M. e. church officiating at
the services.
Mrs. Weaver was without doubt
the Oldest resident of Iowa, her age
being estimated at 112 or ia years.
She was born in the state OF Kentucky
during the administration OF President
Thomas Jefferson and when a year
old was presented as a gift to the
great grandmother of Miss Emma
Munday who now lives near Canton.
Mo. The Mundays at that time owned
an estate Of two thousand acres nine
miles from Canton and it was here
that the infant Jane was taken. She
arrived in the great Louisiana terri
tory soon after its purchase from
France by President Jefferson for the
sum of $15,000,000. Mrs. Weaver
lived with the Mundays until the civil
war terminated and her emancipation
followed, when she came to Den
mark in 1866. She lived through
practically the entire life Of these
United States as a union, seeing the
country grow and expand to it's pres
emit MAGNIFICENT magnitude and import
ance among the nations Of the world,
a transition from state Insignificant
in comparison to the powers of the
time of her birth. The Munday plan
tation has dwindled from It's former
size until today it is but 4s0 acres In
extent and even that is for sale by
the present owner, Miss Emma Mum
daY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-02-11
Gardner for President.

Washington Post: Many persons are
suggesting that Augustus P. Gardner,
of Massachusetts, be nominated by tho
republicans for the presidency. 1t is
quite conceivable that affairs might
take such turns as to favor Mr.. Gard
ner. He Is sturdy champion Of pre-
paredness, and in the fight for bet
ter navy he has shown industry. ag-
gressiveness and common sense. His
Americanism shines out like steady
and reliable light. Men know where
to find him. They are not confused by
any Of his utterances. He is not by
phenated in patriotism or politics.
Mr.. Gardner is Of suitable age to
make strong campaign and admin
lister the strenuous office of president.
He has extraordinary vigor Of BODY
and mind. His character is clean and
his affiliations and environment be-
yond criticism. Among his fellows in
congress he Is not only popular, as a
man among men. but highly regarded
for his courage and ability.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-02-11
CAN'T FIND DANDRUFF

Every bit of dandruff disappears
after one or two applications Of Dan
derine rubbed we'll into the scalp with
the finger tips. Get a 25-cent bottle
of Danderine at any drug store and
save your hair. After few appli-
cations you can't And particle OF
dandruff or any falling hair. and the
scalp will never itch.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-02-11
HOW TO BE SLIM

If you are too fat and want to
reduce your weight ID or 20
pounds, don't starve and weak :
en- your system, or think you
must always be laughed at on ,
account Of your fat, but go to
any good druggist, and get
box of Oil of Korein capsules.
take one after each meal and
one before retiring at night.
Weigh yourself once week :
and note what a pleasant and
reliable method this Is Ior re-
moving superfluous fat from :
any part Of the body.
It costs little, is absolutely .
harmless and I am sure
weeks trial should convince
anyone that 1t is unnecessary .
to be burdened with even a :
single pound of unsightly fat.
Wilkinson & Co. can supply yen .
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-02-11

January tenth. Following their ap-
pearance in the vicinity Of indie, De-
lores and Magistral. Durango, the
ranchmen are reported to have taken
their families and hidden in the hills.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-02-11

To Cure Cold In One Day
Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE
Tablets Druggists refund money il
it fails to cure. q. w. GROVES sig.
nature is on each box. 25c.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-02-11
Satlsfles the Enemy.

SdITGETES ITSTTIJs
st Louis. Globe-Democrat: One may
not be able to love his enemies, even
after he is converted; but he can let
them alone; and they may be salts
fed with that.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-02-11

Why He Hesltates.
st. Louis Globe-Democrat: The pre-
sident would not be so worried as to
what he ought to say II he banisn
the thought Of a second term.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-02-11

Read The Daily Gate City, 1oc a
week by carrier.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-02-11
n,.n. Of Standard Four Tire Com.
pany Now Are for Turning Out
product by First Of
March.
COMPOUND MAN COMING
. w. MouIton VIII be Assistant su-
perIntendent and Will
Arrive Here
Monday.

Tires made in Keokuk, by the
standard Four Tire company will be
ready for the market by the first Of
March, according to the present plans
Of the company. F.. w. Moulton, as
sistant superintendent Of the plant
will arrive here Monday from Akron
Il is planned to have a tire ready for
test in couple of weeks, and If
everything goes as planned, it will be
possible to furnish tires during the
coming month.
Mr.. Moulton, who will act as COM
pound man and assistant superintend-
emit has been foreman OF the Swine
hart company at Akron, Ohio. He
has had much experience in the east
ern factories and Standard Four Of
ticials are gratified over his coming
with their company.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-02-11
Install Sprinkler System.

Another addition to tho plant will
be the automatic sprinkler system.
This will be Installed within the
next week or SO. the contract already
having been let. This automatic
sprinkling system will reduce the in
surance rate on the plant. While
there is practically little risk in a
plant Of this sort, the buildings are
outside Of the fire protection zone of
the city.
The Standard -Four plant has plenty
OF water now. The well has been
sunk to a depth Of sos feet and is
giving a sufficient water supply.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-02-11
Much Work 10 Done.


Considerable work already has been
done in the plant on the Rein tract.
Breaking down rubber has occupied
considerable time and in the mean
time there have been shipments Of
all necessary compounds and mater
ials, and the installation OF additional
machinery.
Ths vulcanizers at the Standard
-Four plant are all equipped, with
automatic control appliances. This
appliance makes 1t certain that there
will be no spoiled rubber for each
"run.' Before the appliance was in
vented, 1t was necessary to depend OH
the workmen to see that pressure and
temperature were uniform and that
the pressure and heat were released
at the proper time. With the auto
matte control the vulcanizer is taken
care of by mechanical means and this
appliance has met with approval Of
all OF the tire factories.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-02-11
Absolute Truth Of This Story
Attested by Guarantee to Give
S25.00O.OO to ANY Charitable In
s,;tu,ion If Shown Otherwise.

is coughs coos
srength-saie Ior
take hecanse does morphine OPIUM cno'
r any 9th drugs
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-25

1Gs bleibt patln pietletAt mob Elm
@EA ~ pr s A}i!lia9GgaqH'
ben Soften ipa 9sitI6lauS ;.lnlo
SeferreiA S9uloIdeine an Zen
&rteSs19uloausl9ub Der gerbiinoes
ten (Mllies' MafeDeDt Gpmmiiiion)
ausgebefl, tpelldper 5ie unterr bis.g,gsri
biinSets1 I'M. Wergalf1tis ibter Mf,s
fprii4e perteifsn tpiirb 9iIe ph=
pierre pnroeil lpabrfdeinli9 psrtlos
fein, ofpeit f0fortige 3ablurg III
getradt fommt, aber fie paren. opd
BON grpBsm 8ert, pern mon rqr
ben Gifen6alnen 9eutiAlanOg UNI
Gelerreids,. uie hpn allen, 3ollel
itnS sttslern eiren iaqrliaen 9ribllt
erbDfe. Serner Ypllte leoe Dsr6iinhett
Wadt brett pber tn0irett, Dor
Oeflerrei9 uno DeutIGIonb ooer je=
BET neutralen Mnc6t, bic Dem beut=
lGsn 3olbu1oe beitrilt, I'M Mcs'
Deg !SanDets fplsenpe Mt9oben erbs-
ben: l. Sine Observation-Disclosures at
Die ginfu9r offer Gcutiden uni
oIterrel9liGen Gr3ensn lie. 2. Gm,
s6eniol9e Nhgabe fir jsoe Nusiabl
BON IO9TtpfTen na9 zen peutIGer
Staaten, bexpe in G;eialt files Muf.
s[@la3s ouf< i9re se!pObnl;eaen So
rife, 3. Die 5eemad3le jesen u2er
SeutI4tn lnp oTterssi6iIdM SGtf.
len III allen i6yen &afcn 3uIaBaboa-
fen fir Die &rieasi9alG arf.. Nu'
biele 8pri6lage piirpen in ltebsr.
ciniimmung nit ben 8slbiiiIen Del
Barrier &pnfcren5 pom Ia. Bis II
Stunt ieitl.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-25
! MeutS au8 Musratine.

fa2 Efatfa 1ttFfA MA NttIgAGE aI-
Gin oreilter 3icbilabl mllroe i1l ei=
ltcm Staue 0es &nnrmiiiiul1sbaltolers
Irco SCOPES, Ser an Der @rope &onb
mobllt, pcrilbt, oa Gillbreder ben
ganset gorratb Gntclt, etDa IS,
Ita6len. Ser &ertb Ser Sbiere miro
altf 500 angegebcl1.
Gpli5ilten brangct in Sic @oh=
lrlll1e BON g. @. 9sellon, gto. 116S
Mpenlte, Elm m10 beld)lag=
ltabnttelt bier % Giltts @bisfp. &id=
ter SSoGn 8. Goiter batte einer1 @alls=
iltdutgsbefe6l allsgeltent.
Sberiff @ilep mtroe geltert Mor=
gen alls Chicago bcl1ad)ridtigt, nab
|bolelblt Gin glttomohil poraefu1oel1
mproen lci, bas lettcn Sonntag in
Whtscatinc geitoblen 1pl1rOe urb Sc
ter l1lnlauot aebortc. Die Maidine
miro nod Mltscotil1e sltriidgebrad)t
lno ben1 gigentbilnter allsgeballoigt,
SsSn .bofen gltcr BON 81 Sabren
ltarb Sral1 Sranf Sadlon III ibre1
@pbnlmg. Die Gerltprbene bate iei1
oem Sabre 1887 it Ml1scatinc ge-
lebt llnb mar allerortcn iebr befannt
sic miro BON ibrem 8atten, piel
5dapeltern uno eillem 9rltoer iiber.
|lebt.
Die geltallel Glane fit Sic Son
nention Der Gltincp 9iltrict gpmurtf
)2eagle" Der beutld)en christopher
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-25
Neues aus Moline.

ssobn Grafton, Elm innger Main,
in Dcr1 9%illar0laal bon @al-
ter Grippen, go. 2427 16. StraBe,
perboftct, nadbem er oalelblt m9cb-
lid oen Srieoen gcitnrt batte. Grail
toll miroe aneebli6 aus oem 2ofol|
entiernt, jcboh ion CT pieoer nah
benielben 5l,riifgefomncn lein unb
iih mieoer mnanitanoig benommen
babelt.
Die Yoli5ei bradtc 9eitcrn in gr-|
fabrllng, baB Seize @right, ser bon
Sen geboroen in Burlington, Sa.,
gehnlten uno IN Molinc megen @roB=
oiebitobls perlangt miro, lpegen at=
gebli6en Steblens bon @iihnern ner=
baftet muroe. Mit @rigbt pltroe
gleid5eitig cine Negcrin perboitet,
oie bier ,ebenfaas meget @roBoicb=
ltabls perlangt miro. Gin Ieprtp=
Sheriff reilte eeltern nod @1lrling=
ton ab, Inn Die @erbafteten suriid5u=
bolen.
Ser Gro5eB BON @nltap Sobnion,
Ser sic 5taot Moline altf $4,000
Sdaoeneriat perflagt Dot, neil er
aueebli6 in ser Naht bonn 5. Sep
tember 1915 an ser s.. StraBe in
eine gertieflng ~ltiir5tc u1o ii6 bier
bel eil1en boppelten @einbrud) Sl,5og,
fat geltern Morgen Dor elmer Sllrp
i'm Staotgeridt ieine1 gnfang ge=
ltontnen 1t1b oiirfte, 1penn 1tidt alle
Nn5eid)en triigen, lebr intereIiant
lmr0en.
Ser &lager befal1ptet, oaB Sic
Nsad)t, in Der er Ben llnfal erlitt>
iebr onnfel l1no itiirmildl mar unb
oaB in Ser Nabe Der s. Strabe l1o
Is. Mpenue feline St~raBenlidter
b%rannten. Sobnlon febrte bon einen1
9all anriid. Sbgleih cine 4Ianfe
iiber oas Gnbe Ser straBe sclegcr,
baben ipa, fiel Sobnlon in Sic Siefc
uao ieill &orper l~tiir5te auf cine M,l=
6abl Stei1e, Die bier altIgeltapelt ma=
rem. Scin gein Duroe bel Dem Soil
an 5wei tStellen eebrnden 1lno Ell
mllBte bier bis Iiebea llbr Morgelts
lieae1 bleibel1, bepor ihnt @ilfe 5lt-
tbeil mltroe. 3as perlette 8liel
ldtpoa in oieier 3eit beoenflih al
nn0 Bic Mer5te fiirdteten anfangs,
naB lie 0as gein aniplttiren miibten
Wranf Malm ltno San1es 5000
mufOen gelter,r I'M Asoliseigcriht 5lt,
3ablillrg elmer @el0ltrafe bon $3.50
nerilrtheilt, nad}nem iie. bes ltltproel1t
|lidclt &etrasens idplloig -befl1noer
mprocn t1pnrelt. ilat.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-25

Ser @erfauf ser @ebr-Sulfgutar.
ten gum 8etrage bon ei11em Gent IN
Der @eihaftsiteue 0ieier 3eitlne
madt erfreulide Sortidritte u1t6
me1tn aud bereits pieIe Marfen ber.
fauft poroen finb, 10 bai Ger Ser
Demofrat" bod einen 8orratA bon
n1ebreren tauIenb Merfen, iobaB ole
g~eiteuungen porerit nod al1ssefibrt
uerben fonnen.
9ie fiinitleriid eearbeiteten Mor.
fen nit bem Muforuf Ser Seimatb
Notb, Ihaff ib 8rot" laIien ii9 in
manufacturer @eiie altf 8riefen, $50.
deten un0 5u @eldenfen p%ertpei1Oen.
! Die Marfen itno gum 8reile BOT, MIR
einem Gent per Stiid IN Ser Sc.
ihdftsiteIle bieier 3ettuns erbaltlih.
Gin ieoer Gent fon1n1t ben Notblei.
Senoen in 9eutlhlanb gu Cute, 90
oag aus angeiebenen oeuti6amerifa.
aiid)en Geidaftsleuten b~eitebenoe So.
mite fir ieine Miibemaltuns in tel.
uer @eiie entidabigt miro. Mlio
nodmals: Scr Seimatb Mots. idaff
i'd Brpt."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-25

Metbooiitenfirde, melde ont l., 9.
ntb 8. 9eselrtber in Mllseatine ltatt=
finDet, ml1roell geltern befannt &C.
madt. 9as acknowledgements
1pltroe bon 9altor 8. 6. &ettlefanp,
Dem SeeIiorger Ser bieiigelt beltt ldlen
'episfopalen Metbobiltenfirdlc, no Die
Ser ammlrl1aen ab9ebalten lperoen
lollen, prenffentlidt.
Sum Gltincp 9iltrift aeborcn uGp=
NORTH 2eagltes" oreier 5taaten. Sic
lie iino Soma, Sainois nno Miiiollri.
ll1ltcr Sen groberen staoten, mclhe
iii oen 9iItrift e%inseIdlo1iet iirto, be-
fil1oen itd Canton, Mo., Georia,
Guincp, BLOOMINGTON, Nefin, gur-
lillgton llno Wl1scatine.
Sic bier oelltid)elt aird)en Dor
Msiltscatine meroen am 80. 9tonenlbcl
in Ser oeutid]e1t metbobiitiidcn gpis.
fppal=&irde einen 9mlfiogltngsf
@ottesbienlt abbalten. gs miro eit(
&ollefte erbobelt, oeren grlos Sen
@~aiienbeim III Ssfaloola SIT Glt'
|fonm1en miro.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-25
McntS aus Sod 9slanb

Sic uSniltois State Utility Cont
ntiiiton" Ainterleote gcitern int Nod
sSsslmnb Goltntpgcriht cinet @1ttraa,
Der iid 9eaen Die Center bon Sit
neps" in &od Sslanb, Moline nl,o
Mod Sslato Golllttp rihtet uno in
Dem Tim bic slllsitcllllng eites gin-
b~altsbcfebls eriltdt miro. Cen Ser
floeten apllroe bis 5ltrll IL. G%e5enlber
ndblten Monats Belt gegebell, I'M
einen @e9enantrag cin5urcihen.
SIS lpnrocll 5tpci &lageidriitcn bilt-
terle9t. BON oelcn bic cine aegcn Die
Az @eliber, lpelde lire Maid)inclt
oieles %Sriibjobr operirten, geridtet
lit. Sic onoere &lage ridtete iid ge-
gen bieieniger Better bon uSitneps"
melhe bas @eifait crit nod Dem leb-
ten 6riibiabr anfil,ger. BUR 9egriin.
Dung bes Mntrages pcroen abnIihe
9cbmlptulWen a1gefiibrt, mie es Die
oSri-Gitp 8ailpap Company" in if.
ter filr5lih e%illaereid)tcn &lageld}rif,
tbat.
@eil lett Ser lebten Belt cine groBt
vGroiperitat "berrldte, pas beilpiels
meiie aus Ben Greilen fiir Nabrltngs
mittel erleben merben fanll, l,no mel
es linn utmoglih NOR, Mrbeit 5u er
ldngcn, bereitttc Ser 81 Sabre alt
6railf 81 @iaiums ieinem 2ebel
oltrh grbdneen ei1l gnoe. Die 2eid)
murDc bon elmer Sndter bes Gerltor
benen in eit1em Sd)nppel1 porgefull
SET!
@illimlls 5og iih i'm Mitgult lettel
Sabres cine G%errenfltllg 5u llno ma
leitber angeblid) nidt mebr 5,im sr
|beiten fabig eelpelen. Ser gerltor
bene, lpeld)er crit lesten SCRIPT mi
leiter :sSamilic bon @aibiugtpn
SSno., 1ad bier ner5og, miro bon lei
ller @attin ltno iieben &inoern iiber
lebt.
Sall1es JillcD, ellter Der bel0e1
<aben, meld)e bon 9es Moines, So.
burdgebrannt iparcn ltrD in Hpd Sc
lat1b perbaftet mlr0en, traf gelter'
Morgcn in gegleitltl1g zines 8oli5i
item in lciner cIterli6en @obnl1n
elm no ieine Nllltter idmer frall
our1ieperliegt. ssbr Mhleben miro i
Den M~l,gelblid beiiird)tet ln1o alt
oielem @rlnoc wlrbe aud}foas Heiie
gelo Aflirl ole a1labellr ieleearapbild sc
lannt. dytssa 5a ,stsn4fq 81 f3 d
G6arles2 e0gei murine geltern oure
Goll5eimagiltrnt Snlih SUI 20 Gage
@efanMsiB nerurtbeilt a. nodloem {
ldlllbia afefMnDen lporSeus NOR, ei
ljl1naes Maioden nafe Der 21..5traf
1tno al @petuie belaitigt ST. tbaben. 81
8pli5eb bottle il lilad} 1pr 8erbuftltlt
hntt sQpOge bebnltptet oaB oerielh
betrnnfen gemelen sfei. .aiiwesdl !.
4 s93f D " gstfs se
81 sfod Nsfalio .JIiieBcn lid geiter
bic plgeltbem N~erIoltelt 9eirntbs
erlnli6ntBihetM msteucn::
oIrnnfs Gs.HgailersHefo Mod So
Iano. lalb Sri. 8orotbp sc. Caller
Sps1ii1.
George s1polliolt, Ml,ral gomnlbi
ltno SRI. 9allra Ml1berion, Orion.
@ictor Staelens, Moline, I'm
Sra1 Miba Sc sSsaeger, God Sslar1i
@l,ltof g. Sbapma1 ltto Sri. Wla
S6erbei5er, &amilton, 81.
CHARLES S~troobato, galt Weolint
ullb 2iqian @arf, M3uline.
SEQ Stolffleet uto Sri. Sage
1ul1p6b, Suinois Gitp.
@arrp .9raioelpbltrglmo Sri. 81
gel Cameron, 2oS angeles.
--
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-25

Die grpBen 6olIGnbi<
i9en Supetenfebrifen in 9ilperIum
miifen infolge Der gerpe:eerune Der
MpaItoffausf ubl aus GnalanD Die
Wrbeit eintellen, spoburd me6rere
bulbert boQdn0ii9e Ar6eiter arotlos
tprrOen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-25
ssolu BlMS N6iebanng.
Dig &r;eascntlNa{ isnns md enolif1e
Iuffajinnc.

gis &r;sascnt,Nal isnns md enalifbe,
IuffaTauc.
Ss1 einem .Mbre9muns" benanHten
Iuffas i'm Milgaltbsff bes rglinss
teelt9 Century" be5ei9net Goaor
Grammonb Die SasYtapede eiier
arisss entidapisnrs iolgenhsrmoRs 'n /.
l. Miebererftattuns Der se7am-
ten ariegsaus9atel, Gntlaa-
;bigung fir Yenls9nen unb Sn.
balioitdtsaelber, anD @rlaB Cir
ben am @igentlm Der iiegreiz
den partei Derurio@isn Gtaz
Den. ~
g. @9pddung Der ardfte 6es
8sJners unb 8er6inberllns Ell
res Ra9etrieges.
8. StrafmaBreseln ipegen Stu
runs bes Weltfrteoens.
Cigar grammonb beruIt 1ib b.er-
Bel auf bas BON 8ismard I'M
Deuti@z 5ran3DiI9en &riege ein5ee
fGlasene 8eriabren. 9ie 8riegssntz
f4abisuns muB ii6 nan benz Wsr-
lu1t OH MenI9enleben unb Dem um=
fang bes aeritDrten gisentums reGz
ten, 5M oeiien Jeit1tslluns Elm inter-
nationaler Mus19ub suiammentrsten
mlb. ginittpeilen flelt er lslter tpls
genoe dnndbernoe 59abung auf:
@etotete unb perlpunrete, 5. /.
inDalibe 5olbaten uno Matro1en Ills
gum 30. Stunt 1916: 8eigien 300,z
900; Jrantrei4 2,000,OOU; Br1tis
i@es Meid 100000; Stalien 500,=
600; RuBlanb 100000; @erb;el1
llno Mpntensero 100000; Snsgez
FAINT 7,820,000. SdaBuna Der oiz
retten Rriesstoit ten bis gum 81.
Mdr5 1917, nod Mtllionen pfuno:
8elgten 500, 5rantrei9 $500, Bri=
tii@cs Rei9 $500, Stalien 500,
3uBlanb 24O0, @erbien uno Mpn=
tenegro 100; 5ulammen $500 Wtlai=
pnen pflnb Sterling.
9te gu 5ablenOe sariessentidatiz
gung BON 8,6O0,0OO,OCO pfunp lol
i'm 8erGaltnis gum 8oltsnob!iiano
auf Dcutihlmo init $3.50, 100000
pfunb lilb auf Se IterretIzllngsatu
nit 2,150,0OO,C00 piunD p.rtetl,
nerben.
yto4 Sddsunsen bon Or. Selffe=
rid unb Brp1ehor 5el.rer heltsf IT'D
i'm Sabre 1918 pa5 Nattcna.eintom=
men Der belDsn Wlittelmd1teN aai
2,800,OG0,00O 4funb an6 oas &C.
iamte NationatoermGsen auf 20.
.6OO,O00,OOO Yfuno. llnmltteloal
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ober au9 bic ~pertDDlen 8eitanpe ar
aoblen, @iIan, aali unO anoerer
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lem aber Die Sunoels1@ifle, mub4
ten berbalten, I'm ales. mas Seuti4:
lnno in ben beIebten @sbie.en. geItcb:
len ober 5eritDrt fat, gu srIestn. Na:
mentlih mihen aup Que yDustn, 81
9eutI9iano pGbleno Dcs &rt,ges ii
groben Miellgen berseiielt unb MI.
gelpeiGcrt bat, um fie unmi.teltal
na9 Uiisb.uiAlAB aas5.tlD.n
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beopeen ipcrbea.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-25

Ser 1ite1 rJiirit" 1T BON ocm
altpodoeuti9en nflrilto" abgeleitet,
oas, mie bas en9lilpe nfirit", Der
poroerite, erite, oter1te, beoeutet.
SIN Sabre 1854 lieb mon bur9
eiaen al1en rDmii1en Hanal : SUM
mel etne Wtiuiaroe Nllbltmeter Watler
oes Jllciner : Sees in oas Wleer lauz
fen.
Dos @ieb i'm iubli@en Mieoerz
aalifprnien bat it9 an Die bortige
Iroaenbeit 10 gelpDbnt, Dap es nur
ollie paar Sage ooer ole @ope einlial
trintt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-25
@ebr,Salfsmarfen

Gum 8etrage bon einem Gent tn ser
@eiaafsltene oieier 3eitung.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-11-29
ALBANY

Gladys Head has gone to Chicago
for the winter.
The receipts from the chicken-pie
supper were $25.
Bernie George is home from Barnet
for weeks vacation.
Mrs. Charlotte Chamberlin has been
quite sick the past week.
Elmer George came home from the
Canadian Northwest last week.
Mrs. Helen Campbell is spending
few weeks with her sister in Quincy,
Mass.
George Chase of Berlin has been
visiting his brother, Rev. [. P. Chase,
the past week.
The remark was made by one who
listened to the Musical Arts quartet
"that there couldn't anything too
good be said about it.
The ladies of the M. E. society will
hold their annual sale of aprons and
fancy articles, candy, popcorn, fruit
and vegetables at the church vestry
Friday afternoon and evening, Dec. 8.
Supper will be served at the usual
hour.
Eleven members of the Ladies club
and two visitors spent a very pleas
ant afternoon with Mrs Goddard,
! Nov. %. The program consisted of
roll call with questions on Vermont.
Vermont song by the club. Paper,
| vermont Beginnings" Mrs Andrus;
piano duet, Mrs. Goddard and Mrs.
Finn; paper, "Old Vermont Customs"
Mrs. Mcclure. One new member
was added to the club. The next
meeting will be with Mrs. Newton,
| Dec. Z.
CRAFTSBURY
David Noodle has gone to Bellows
Falls where he has a position.
Earl Thayer is recovering from an
illness that threatened to be pneu-
monia.
The Scotch-brothsu supper and it's as
sociations proved to be a very pleas
ant occasion. Proceeds, $14.
Mr.. and Mrs. N H. Kinney are
spending the Thanksgiving season
with their daughter in Boston.
Youngand family moved into the
house with Mr. Bridges last week
and viii care for her during the Win
ter.
Mrs. James Anderson and Mrs.
Jennie Hubbard of East Craftsbury
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs Noodle
Wednesday.
In spite of the rainstorm of Thurs
day evening few from this town at
tended the moving picture show in
lrasburg Thursday evening.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-11-29
NEWS FROM IR1ASBURG
MRs-F A. FIELD LOCAL EDITOR
MRs.F. a. FIELD LOCAL EDITOR.
J. NJ. Lanou is i'll.

J. M. Lanou is ILL.,
Miss Maud Ducharme is very i'll
with tuberculosis.
M. L. Kennison is having his house
wired for electric lights.
Elwood kennison spent the past
week at his home in Troy.
L. R. Lewis of Barton was a bust
ness visitor in town Saturday.
Luke Eaton has returned from
Grantham, N. H., and is working for
C. E. Towne.
Miss Doris Sears is home from
Richford, where she is teaching, for
Thanksgiving.
Hugh Meron of Springfield, Mass,
is visiting his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. N. Page.
Mrs. Curtis Healey and son have
9one on an extended visit with her
father in Holland.
Misses Marjorie Sears and Helen
Crawford are home from ST. Johns
bury for Thanksgiving.
Grin Carpenter is home from the
*
the Thanksgiving vacation.
Mrs. Leland Herman of Granthar,
n. H., spent the first of the week
with her aunt, Mrs. M. A. Wells.
Mrs. William Bennett, who has
been i'll for several weeks, had the
misfortune to fall and break her wrist
yesterday morning.
Fred Buzzell has moved his family
from G. E. Towne's into ore Of the
tenements in the old hotel and will
work for the Chandler company.
District Supt. R. f. Lowe of ST
Johnsbury was in town Nov. 2lst to
conduct the quarterly conference
of the M. E. church
Among the successful deer hunters
Lanou, C. E. Pike, Charles Healey
Nelson Jones and Walter Houston.
The masquerade promenade giver
by the Grange Friday evening was
largely attended and all had a gooc
time. The band furnished music
Mrs. Alex Sanville has gone to the
Royal Victoria hospital in Montrea
for treatment, instead of to the
Brightlook hospital as reported las
week.
Miss Butson, trained nurse from
ST. Johnsbury, is caring for Walter
Houston, who has been i'll with pneu
znonia, the past week, but is now con
| valescing.
I'll have a great display of millin
cry Friday and Saturday which viii