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, 1916-11-11
KILOGRAMS.
n. CEUIX STATION.
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(CO9t GGU60 Prom 4tN Q0Y6.)
Network, November, 9th.-Mr. Woodrow
Wilson has been elected President. Califor-
MIA, New Mexico and North Dakota drift
ed into the Democratic electoral column
tonight and dispelled the uncertainty
that clouded the result of Tuesdays
elecUlon for As hours. These three States
gave ,ne President a total Of 272 oioctolal
votes. Mr.. Charles Evans Hughes seemed
assured of 243 votes. Minnesota and New
Hampshire remained in the doubtful list early
this morning, but they will probably be
counted for Hughes, bringing his electoral
vote mp to 259, ssyen short of the number
necessary for election. Republican managers
however refused to concede the Presidents
election. It is certain that the result as it
stands on the basis OF the above estimates
will be contested bitterly. Recounts will be
demanded in perhaps five States, including
California with Is electoral votes. North
Dakota 0, New Hampshire 4, New Mexico
6, and strange as it may seem even in Kansas
where the Wilson majority apparently
amounts to 10000 votes.
Berlin, Nov. 9th-Chancellor Won Beth
man-Hollweg announced today that after the
ending OF the war, Germany would cooperate
in an endeavour to find a practical means for
procuring q lasting peace by means OF nm
international league. Referring to the ques-
ton of an international league for the pre-
servation of peace, the Chancellor said.
eve never concealed our doubts whether
peace could be guaranteed permanently by
international organizations, such as arbitra-
tion courts. I shall not discuss the thAoreti-
cal aspects of the problem in this place,
Rnt from tho standpoint of matters of foct
we now and in peace must define our posi-
L. ..,4l -oooc1 II a., o,,ao|ioD re- Of on1
after The end of the war, the world viii only
become fully conscious of the horrifying
destruction of life and property, then through
the whole of humanity there will ring out a
cry Tor peaceful arrangements and under
standings, which as far as it is within hu-
man power viii avoid the return Of such a
monstrou8 catastrophy. This cry will be so
powerful and so justified that it must lead to
some result.
New York, November 9th.
Flour, Winter Clears per nnrrel S7.85-82O
Oeni. hilndriHd per hnrrel $500
New Seasons Pork no quotation.
Heavy Mess Pork S31. OO-32.OO
Crystals per 100 lbs $6.45
a. 81 ltst Molnsses sugar P5.6o.
Molasses Eng. lslds. per gal.
Liverpool Cotton middling Upland IL 53(1OO
Exchange, New York &London, 80 days sight
S4.704
Exchange New York and London. sight Ats
11-16.
London, November 9th.
Prices fixed by Royal Commission.
Dem. Crystals 40s. lid. ABS. lis.
Prices fixed by Royal Commission
sugar. Muscovalo, 1920 basis, ioating
terms in bond, duty paid) 39s I'D
42s. I'D.
German beet SO + o. b. no furthet
sales during the war
, 1916-11-11

g.aHE Undersigned contracting parties,
IN he Delegates of the Planters Assoc
ciotion and the Delegates of the Labor
Union, do hereby in the welfare Of the
generol publ" "oq"os+ oil tho nA~we..eHerq
in the Danish West Indies not to publish or
comment, wholly or partly, upon The nego-
t~iations now pending in order to arrive
at an agreement between Employers and
Employees here in the Island.
St. Croix, November the 9th, 1915.
O. Fl. SCHMIEGELOW. G.. b. FLEMING.
ID. HAMILTON JACKSON.
RALPH BOUGH.
G. 4. Z. BROW. KARL LACHNANN.
, 1916-11-11

london, November 9Th.
Prices fixed by Royal Commission.
Dem. Crystals 4Os. lid. ABS. lis.
Prices fixed by Royal Commission
Muscovado, 1920 basis, boating
terms in bond, duty paid) 39s I'D
AS. lid.
German beet SO t O. b. no furthet
sales during the war
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-04-27

County Superintendent, Miss
Bunger visited Miss Grace Cor
don at Idaho Springs oyer Satur-
day evening and Supday.
The Denver Fruit Growers
Association held a meeting in
the school house Saturday after
noon and discussed the fruit
fruit problem as to marketing
and 50 forth. This is an odd
season and some kinds of fruits
too far advanced and the chances
are that they will be killed. The
dry weather in March was the
trouble.
H. F. Vulliet and T. N. Felch
are candidates for secretary of
the school board and the scrap is
liable to be a lively one.
Road Ovcrseer Willett has
been putting in a cement bridge
over the Rocky Mountain Ditch
on West 32nd Avenue.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-04-27

Mrs Cochran and Clarence went
to Colorado Springs Saturday re.
turning home Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Perriam attended the
services ut the Catherxl Sunday
morning. tsok lunch at the Savoy
and spent the afternoon with the
McDonnal family.
Mr. and Mrs Davis wer. guests of
Mr. and Mrs Whitacre at the Den.
ham Saturday night.
Mrs Taylor from Denver visited
at the Smaltz home Tuesday.
DR. and Mrs Walter Smaltz and
daughter Harriet arrived Saturday
from Iowa to visit . short time
with their parents in Cottage Lane.
Miss Carrie Hooper OF Rulston
was = guest OF Miss Jessie
Griffith from Saturday till Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Lawrence and Mr.
and Mrs Griffith and family were
among those who attended the 9th
anniversary celebration Of the l. o..
o. +. in Arvada Saturday night.
Mr ana MTe hOcnenbrHck iron,
Akron. Ohio and DIR Trenary and
family took dinner Sunday evening
Mt the Gri6nth home.
Grandpa Conover has been i'll for
several days
Mr. Songcr has purchased Mrs
Cochran's little black pony.
&. Conovcr has returned from Ar.
iona where he left 1900 men work.
ing ON n contract for the U + X *.
Miss Patrick took dinner with
Mrs Edwards in Denver Sunday.
The Gritrith Card Club gave . sur
prise party Saturday night for Miss
Agnes Mills ut the home Of her sis-
ter, Mrs Musser. Miss Mills ex-
pcct. to leave in u few days for her
home in Montana.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-04-27
Upper Ralston

| Interesting Easter services were
held At the Ral.ton Avenue church
OH Sunday. A splendid program
was rendered, n prominent feature
OF which WAS Rsplendid solo by
Miss Madgc ieagcr Of Arvada. She
was accompanied by Miss Addie
Moon in her usual splendid manner.
Mrs Charles Broad rendered "A
sp lendid reception to Miss Winnie
NanHows Of Lower Clear Creek, on
last Thursday. Many nf the
young lady's friends participated in
the iolllties of the occasion and did
full justice to the elaborate dinner.
Mrs W { Cpdike IL spending sev.
cral days with her daughter, Mrs
| Lane OF Denver this week.
Mrs Massomi Stepp IL the proud
posscssor OF the latest model Ford
ear and may be seen joyriding on
the avenue daily.
Boise Smith is down from Camp
Columbinc wish n big shipment OF
tungsten Tor which he expects 20
receive n barrel Of the coin Of the
realm.
We note in the late issue OF the
Globe our esteemed fellow citizen.
John Grattnn has rccantcd took II
all back ~ IL were. and says to his
fellow progrcssives. go Thou and
do likewise" John evidently got
tired Of waititg for the mountain.
trhc Republican Party) to come to
Mnhomot. (Grattanl aud concluded
hc would go to the mountain and
climb into the band wagon. John
don't pro9nbly know the tires are
! ready to drop Off the wheels and IA
big hole busted In the drum. and ali
the instrument. badly out OF tune.
| We also note with extreme sor
row, that Clarence Y. Dodge OF
Colorado Springs predicts Vivian
aud the man with the inflated ego
will ruin the Republican Party
with Barnes in y, ". "rhc new
bird discoverss" In oyster Uay.
Dodge in Colorado Springs. Vivian
and the big Ego In DsnvcI, the
prediction would be fulfilled.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-04-27
How's This2

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re.
ward for any case OF Cntarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
Halls Catarrh Cure has been taken
by catarrh sufferers for the past
thirty-hye years. and has become
known As the most reliable remedy Tor
Catarrh. Hairs Catafrh Cure acts thso
the Blood on the Mucous surfaces. ex.
pcllinE the Poison from the Blood and
healing the diseased portions.
After you have taken Halis CatArrh
Cure for u short time you will see .
great Improvement In your general
health. Start taking Halle CAtarrh
cure al once and get rid OF eAtArrh.
Send for testimonials. free.
i. J. CRESEY Il CO.. Toledo. Ohio.
Sold BY all Druggists. 7sc.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-04-27
Notice

A meeting of owners of water
rights in the Reno Park Lateral
Ditch Company is called at the
town hall, Wednesday evening.
May 3, 1916 at 7:30, for the pur.
pose Of perfecting the proposed
organization, to elect officers
and transact any other business
that may properly come before
said meeting.
E.. L, kBLSO.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-04-27
Local Lore.

Miss Laura Trail visited in
Castle Rock Sunday.
Mrs. North Evans is very
poorly at this writing.
Eugene Secrest, son of Chas.
Secrest, is suffering from an at
tack of rheumatism.
Mrs. George Muench is still in
very poor health and her condi.
tion does not improve.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Scott din
ed with Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Pope
on Easter Sunday.
George Muench & Joseph Ne
metz are spending a few days at
Nederland inspecting mining
claims.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Smaha
were out Sunday in their newly
purchased Chevrolet, and enjoy
ed the ride hugely.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Peoples
are happy over the arrival of a
baby daughter at their house
Wednesday. Mother and daugh-
ter are doing nicely.
We are glad to see that Gibbs
West has preempted the vacant
lots near the M. E. church and
plowed them up and will plant
them in corn.
r. 0. Graves sold Fords to the
following persons this week:
Chas. O'Toole. Mamie Tuncil,
Robt. kerstein, Lakewood, and
Matte Donnelly and Edw. Gross,
Westminster. Nick thinner al.
so purchased a new Schuettler
farm wagon.
Hon. Wesley Staley spent q
couple of days at Nederland
looking over the mining situa.
ton. He came back with his
pockets full of samples of the
black metal but so far no one
has been able to sell him their
claim. Wesley is from Miss.
cory" and if they slip one over
on him they will have to blind
fold him and back him in.
1t is high time the committees
which were to decide on the |
school building and the location
were getting together. as some
report should be made at the an.
nual meeting Monday night.
Those appointed by President
Minges of the school board are:
Robt. Swadley, Hiram Brown
and 0. B. Drake; BY Mrs. Hutch.
ings. president of Parent-Teach-
ers association are Mrs. E. L.
Foster, Mrs. John j. Weaver and
Mrs. Shad Reid of Griffith: BY
President Maloney of the Com.
munity Club. Wesley S'aley,
Walter P. Smith of Griffith and
A. L. Davis. Messrs. Lawrence,
Newcomb and Minges will act
in conjunction with the three
committees. Let all get busy.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-04-27

Mrs. J. T. Kennedy entertajns
this afternoon at her home Mes
danes Chas. Allen, Clarence
Shoop, Lena Halloway, Emma
Dinwiddie. John Calkins, Chas.
McFadden and Miss Anna Juch-
EN-.
The entertainment g iven by
the M. E. Choir Friday and Sun
day evening were very creditab!e
and greatly enjoyed. They were
gotten up on short notice and
very little practice had been had.
The Passion Play of Ober-Am-
morgan. This world famous
moving picture in natural colors
will be presented at Bank hall,
Arvada, Tuesday, May 2. Ad-
mission 10 and Is cents.
Mrs. G. S. Scott entertained
a number of ladies at sewing
bee Wednesday. serving a de-
lightful dinner and ending up
with an automobile ride.
Mrs. C. j. Macdonald enter
tained about thirty little girls
and boys at an Easter egg hunt
+ at her home Monday afternoon
from 4 till $50 in honor of her
little daughters, Irene and lole.
She was assisted by Harriet AL
ford. Helen and Clara Graves,
Marian Dunn, Bessie Newton
and Dorothea Macdonald. The
prize, a Belgian hare, was award.
ed to Vernon O'Brien. Dainty
refreshments were served in bas-
kets and a most enjoyable time
was spent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Shoop
climbed Lookout Mountain Sun
day in their new Chevrolet.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-04-27
Griffith ltens,

Mr. Townsend has bought the
the property which formerly bs.
longcd to the Young Brothcss on
College Avenue. Ed and Fred
Young will now make their home
with John RTonHcr on Cottage Lane.
Mr. and Mrs Ray and Mrs Lewis
spsut Friday WITH Mrs xseksp.ie,
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-04-27
WANT COLUMN,

C. F. Wheeler for bargains in
Wall Paper, Painting, Paperhang-
ing. 34-tf
For Sale-Chicken feed of all
kinds. Oyster shell, grit. char.
coal, beef scraps. blood. etc.
Evans & Bennett.
If you want to buy, sell, rent,
trade, secure a loan. or have fire
insurance written. See T. S.
Knapp.
You can't beat either the
Chevrolet or the Dodge cars for
service and style. price consider.
ed. See A. L. Davis.
Plant home grown shade trees,
five varieties, Is cents in. in di.
ameter. H. Muhlenbrock. Phone
Arv. l84 w. 8.tf
Early cabbage plants now
ready. John Baer tomatoe
plants best early on market. also
Livingston Beauties. Cauliflower
and other vegetables plants.
Manchester Greenhouse. Phone
Arv. IL W. 43.4p
Dahlia bulbs. get them now.
10 and Is c ea., $l.W doz. A.
E. White. 44.tf
For Sale or ade-Franklin
motor truck. just the thing for
farm. Inquire J. E. Borba.
Alp
Setting hens for sale. e. B.
Baxter, Griffith Station. 42.tf
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-04-27
Dead Letters.
Farm Loans.

Will make q few more farm
loans. Private party Confiden-
tial. P. 0. Box ZIG Arvada,
Colorado. 1O-tf
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-04-27
EDGEWATER NEWS

The new town board met in
special session Tuesday night to
consider various matters. May
or Bruce was in the chair and
Trustees Kelley. Peducci. Hop
klns and Ransom were present.
Engineer Duer reported con-
ditions not greatly different from
the two weeks previous meeting
as far as Mr.. Givens' sewer con.
, tract is concerned and the board
authorized the bondsmen and
Mr.. Givens to be notified that
the work must be rushed thru to
completion or the board would
proceed under their contract and
finish the work.
The matter of determining the
time for sprinkling the lawns
proved q hard nut to crack as
some of those present wanted
one hour and some another It
was finally decided to make the
hours between $50 and 7:3O a.
m. and $50 and 7::30 p. m. With
the splendid pressure it was
thought that two hours a day
was ample time for watering the
lawns and gardens,
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-04-27

Don't buy a car until you have
seen the Chevrolet or the Dodge
car and have it demonstrated.
A. l.. Davis. "a
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-04-27
Wheatridge Doings.

G.. ". GIST.
Town Clerk and Recorder
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-14
- lYf. q u .E3tI{ft4Jf = ~ .
nJi=6i" 5icbt 6eipe Abenoe eip pollcs
!Salts.
8orliibrHne illltar ne,t sll.fpiaien Ser
S9.a@. s. ST." Elm grbber
Grfolstf.saa

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tern gbenb aunt smeiten Moie inter
ben Nlllpi5ien Scr ~ y: s. Sc i'm
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llo aroBen grfolg itlb ipltroe nit
e6enio aroBcm Seiial qls anl erltelt
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eripies iid) fiir Die @eil1d)er pollal,f
ais ein geiitiger @enltB ulto fir sic
~. IS. 6. 81" oils elm finan5icller
.@rfolg1 oenl1 aeitern mie altd) all
Msontug mar oas @alls allsperfallft.
&ur5 nndoem ser @or6ang enl=
porgcbt, iiebt man 9on1lp, Die Iod1ter
.oes often Observation-Disclosures idplo=
feno I'M @albe litenb. Sic ermodt,
lobalo Ser Sanonlal1n iein 2ieodel1
lil1gt 1lno febrt lad Dem Spielbalts:
dbe1t 5nrild. Gort aelangen nis Nltp>
pen ntb lpnltigc Spiellud)el Durd Die
3allberfraft Der @ere SLIM 2eben lutb
filhren aaerlei GauSe etc. Dor.
Iie fleilts SSrtna 9organ 4ais @olt-
nh lplelte al,Sge5eidnet nao beoarf
.%belpnoers Der grmibnlung. Hlttb
8enfert aIs uIi=Si" lit nabesu einc
Snlleltoete Sdaalipielerit Into na5lt
fpnrmt nod ibre reil1e soprulltim-
me. Sbre Smut lpltroe init 10 gro
Bent geifalI enlightenment BOB lie
inllner nnb imller mieoer fleitte Sic
Der 5ll9ebcn mllbte. 9elonoere SIM
erfelnlttg ll1llB ibrem &oitiim 5,lge=
'lpanot l%peroen, oas fie allerlieblt flei=
oete. llnter Sen MEIER alloeren
Sdoaltipielern luno Sdal1ipieIerimue,t,
oie ale allsac5eidnet ipieltel, iino
nod, belonbers sic y@olo Illlt
Ipins", Sad lt1b Sam Sd)lrmatc,
5 nlto Z Sabre alt, SIT erm1bncu. SIN
Mugen1eil1en mad)te oie 81 ritelllulg
eilrell porsiislid)en Ginorltd uno lit
alt6 5tpeifeIlos f~inansieH Elm arober
Grfolg 9elpelen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-14

Sic ~folgeroen Sale iueroelt I'M
Moline Staotgeri1t oas geltern
Morget eroffnet mllrbe, ipdbrell6 Der
Gauer 0es Iermilts erleoigt lperoen:
CHARLES g. Metealf gegen Sacob
20 8itfinion, 8erpalter Der, g., Sc.
S. e q. gabn.
George gaomea gegen Elo,p Gitp
@arage.
Ir.sM. g. Ionoanpille gegen Io-
bio s. 9udlep.
3obert Scents, minoerjabris, eegen
Hobert Slpull.
s. $. aoblmall oeeelr 5ranf @.
Solo.
g; 9. Sobnion aeaen George 9.
@otdJlctt.
i, sSrco 81. Dolt,le' segeu 81. .. 9.
Sans.
.@arrp lnlo Conn lean aeeeu Soc
San @ortaclc.
smprencc einoltrom eegetr gri-
Gitp @ailpaD SO.
&c Gaur u &lein gegett g. 20,
Stumble.
Better gbriltofierion aeeen Senrp
Solfmmn.
Suit q. aruie gegpn Senrp Soil.
man.
Mmos moSg. 6. @oeber gegen s.
IS. Sball6erg.
3 &obn Ironcis geaen Is. Iorlptb.
seima 6. Sarlon aegel1 aarl 8
@lts 4etroginis gegen Catherine
Hetroai,tis.
sland) smeenep aesen &otrid
Slpeel1ep.
Matt aanuialrsfi aeeeni 2amolio
&nuimlsfi.
@attie 90. Goplor aesel1 Charles
9. SaYfpr.
@slen @ema'1t aeaen Geliic &e.
mani. . +,
|lten.
N1,oa Geterio,t gege,, Garl uni
Mlice @ird).
Sarn1el suleer aegen Ssatlia gul
|ger.
Netiie Saroie aeaen gilbert 5
@aroic.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-14
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&pfales..
Die Snscnbiucbr nnb sic Sa9rGun
bcrtfeicr.
3ie anaben iperOelt iid an ser, aon=
teiten betbeiliaen llno it'd 8u.
allerlet fieinelt Mrbeiten
l%eran5ie6en lai5en.

Midt nllr iiir bic oireft an Ser
Sort Irrnftrollg 9etbeiligten miro Sic
nadlte @ode cine ii6eralts reaian1e
|ieirg ioroern auA fiir sic 3eitulaen,
fiir bie StraBen6ablter, bic Goli3iten
Der Grei Std6te mo idIieBlidl aud,
fit Die ,Sugeltomebr.
Bic Teinep %Itrammen, in. a6ofi ae-
%fleioetcn Burden rptroen iid niiblid)
madyelt, mo lie mtr irgenomis founen.
ga5lt fpn1mt llod), bab lie lid an Sen
nerid}ieoenen &onteiten betbeiligen
mcroei1. !
Namcntlih meroen Iidy ale gop-
Scouts Der Erei Stdote an ser ON
Gonnerstag Der nGdlten @od,e aball-
%balteroen acknowledgements betteili=
[gen. @ipid had)oem Die @araoe 3l1n,
MbldfaB gebracht moroen lit, meroer
Die &naber lire 9lr6eit uno ibr stre=
ben nno @irfen olli ser Mrlenaliniel
sur Sd,au bringr1. Mad)itebeno oas
offi5ielle 9roaranrn fiir sic gor
Scouts:
l. &ettungsmerfe nod Ielermebr-
art. 8ogsSccut til1b aalneraoan
atf cine aat5 beItimmte Mrt uuo @ei,
he 100 Sub melt iii 5idprbeit briu.
Gen. Grei Ereiie. griter sGreis
signalburit fir cen s5iieoer ulo leine
Wtannida1t. 3nNiter Greisa Eur1,.
ltalsaen mir jebes Mitgtico ser Man1l.
lhaft. 2rifter Nreis: Gin slbon1le.
ment fir n8opa' Sife".9
:. Jelleramnlad)el1 ofule Streid,:
bol5er. Gerjelige, Ser 5llerlt lsil
Ieller sum Bremen befonlnlt, erhal1
Den erlten. .Greis, Der aus einen
announcement DON ugop's 2ife~ be.
ltebt. 3peiter Greis, MeBbeder.
3, Stafettellaufen. gs miro il
orei Mbtbeilllnae1 gelaufen. Benin
nenoe Manmidmit erbdlt 5ianalflao
gen CUNT @eidenf.
a. Not6bilfe=aontef. Gin ,gaticnt.
miro bltnoert SUB DON Der stratlinit
erltferl1t nit ei1em @o1ien s3eid,en
Die feline Gerletungen erflaren, au
oeat 8ooen gdleet. gs betbeiliaen lid
pier eper .fiinf a6tbeilla1gen uni
e%benl dpiele n9Fatienten@ al oieien
aonteH TieieNiae Mbtbeilung, 81,
lhrele gatielltcl" ela1 better ,lpaa &C
ld}idtfiteni abebn1oalt, gerpinlt. g.
liter Nreis, Seout sSignnlbprm;, St.
ter Rreis TeIofoder; orifter 8re.5
MISUNDERSTANDING.
5. Sianalporiiibrlnae1 NIT 6laa
gen. Gieienigeul sic bierin oie be
fltelt i2eilhle1ta iaalnpeiiet f6nllen
aperoen htif BraSeilbdliSoocir1i11, Sic al
loren Aerltitln beieltigt tneroelr, aus
gescida1ei. N
am 5reitog Morgeri meroen 81,
BOP 5coitts itd1 On Scr vSSllng-Nm1e
rifa4 Raraoc befbeifigen. Sier per
osn 4iie sic 5telllulg elmer Ssl,gel1o
poli5ei einnehuien.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-14
WcucS aug Moline.

Saco6 @laoltonc, Elm So Sabre al
ter Solliirer BON Davenport, fiel Dor
gcIicrn Mbcllo oil ser 1. Mherlte 1tllo
Is. StraBe BON leirlcm @aeeu nno
mllroe ld,nicr5lid perlcbt, is SOB sic
@utf SSlallo Mmbnlatl5 reQllirirt lper=
Den lltllBte, Tim i'm nod Sem Mercp
@plpltal III 3arenpprt sll iiberfiib-
relt@ Scr W}aun miro jebod) bolb
iplcoer bergeltclt mcroen.
IelN &iioern ocr Staot miro iebt
Die bsitc Gclc9enheit oegcben li1 IN
oet olfcntlidcl spielporfs 5t anliiii-
relt. sSu allell oiicntli1en Iarfs,
no spielplatse, dllgellc5t limo, aibt .es
Splelqpporats ltllo Spielaegenltdnol
nod lensr 93idtnlg, 10 OaB iiG sic
&uloer allf Bic bette Mcilc u,o INT
ter Der betel Seitl1g alllii1irem fpll=
llclt.
Gin sclpiiicr alGert s. 2yoe6n, Elm
tMputbcfer in $40. t2A 4. Mpenltc,
luilroe porgcltern luegen @erfpllfs
BON hcraltldjcllocm @rtrallfell pcrbai-
tct. Sein gerbor mtrNe arf 9iens.
tag, 90. Slrli, p%eridobcl,. Scr Npo-
tbcfer Jolt cine 3eaier1ngsli5c1S fin
Den gcrfalli bon berm1i1cnoen Sc:
tranfcn fiir meoi5iniide 3lpede bo-
ben, abcr feile Stuotli5cls. 9it
Mngclegcnleit miro inn StaotQcrid)1
sir Grlcoiglna %fonullel1.
Silois miro sen often Staot Mn1.
lnllal15magcll BON Decline crlmltell
W'olIM miro ser Sd)lne lterltaot bier
ll1lt Gin @eldellf mod)cn. Galt go.
limo lit altf bieie .@eiie in ser Gage,
Eaticltch pDer Gcrlette ltad} Dem
Isoline S%taotlpipital 3lt bringcnl of
.lte Dob Die Staot Oircft llln @ilie a,r=
gefragt iperoert bral1dlt. "a i,
Sin Torn1erjltngc bat bor cinigcl1
SoAcn ollf cilter Sarm nid,t mcit. Dor
&Linpis gitD acgeiliiber Nlqtseatinc
|ein Stilf 9'ohfltpfer I'M @erpidt bon
~ Efltao a%ciltl1ocn. gs lit Sic Mog.
IltdJfeit pprboltoen, baB es in Scr bor.
tlsell @egel1o Cit &llpfcr1agrr gibt
ood] il1llB bic Mn9clcgeltbpit 5,terit &c.
ilolt ltllternlrlt merosll, etc ipeiterl
sdrltte gahan mcrocn f6iinllcn, I'M
Dos Gr5 SIT beract.
@eiratgs Grlmbnikidciuc.
@lbert @arp mo Sri. 6aml1ie
Green, God Sslal0.
Tbomas Goffrin, Men1pbis, Scln.,
1llo Sri. Gtbel Grilc, MiltprL So.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-14
@cbr-Snlfsmarfen
@ctrage BON einem Sent in Sec
@elbdFtsltelle bieier 3eitul,g.

Scr Serfallf Ser @ebr=SilIfsmar-
fen sum 8etraee bon ei1em Gent in
Scr Geidaftsitelle bieier i3eitrna
n1aht erfrellide 6ortl5ritte un6
lpenl altd bereits pieIc Marfen per-
tal1ft moroen iinO, 10 bul Ser Ser
Eenofrat" bod einen @orre.6 BON
mebreren tallieno Marfen. ipoab ale
yeltelllttgen borerlt no9 ausgefiibrt
perocn fon,,cn.
3ie fiinitleriih gearbeiteten War-
ten nit Dem @,tforlld Ser Seimotb
geotb, idaff ih @rot" lalien iidy in
n1annibfadler @eiie al1f @riefen, ga.
deten u11o SIT @eidenfen bcrlpe1,oen.
Die gfarfen lin0 5ltm 8reiie bon nl1r
elnem Sent per Stiid in ser @e-
ldaftsitele 0ieier 3eitung erbaltlid.
GIN leoer Gent fommt Sen Motblei-
oenocn III 3eutibIano sit @ltte> oa
oas aus angefehenen ELECTROMAGNETIC
nilben @eid)aftslellten beItebenoe So
l1rlte tiir leine Miibemaltllna in fci-
1er @eile entid}aoigt miro. Msllo
i1odlmals: Ser Seintatb Motb, id}aif
i6 8rot."