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The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-07-11
STRIKE STILL CONTINUES
 WITHOUT ANY CHANGE

shop under any consideration.
 In San Francisco, the majority of the firms have conceded the de. mands of the unions, but there arc some there, as here, which are holding out against any concession whatever.
 The situation is not regarded with satisfaction by either side and may yet extend to other unions.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-07-11

in a difficult country has advanced rapidly along the Novel Sary rail road towards the Stockhod river and literally crushed all oppositons.
 Brussiloff complains of being de- layed to the enormous number ot prisoners that he has taken as he curtained the disconnected units of the defeated Austrians.
 VIENNA, July 10.-Still further withdrawals are admitted today al- though the General Staff says that
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-07-11
CONDITIONS IMPROVE.

NEW YORK, July 10.--For the first time since the epidemic broke out the doctors state that the in- fantile paralysis is now showing signs of being controlled. Extra precautions have been taken to prevent the further spread and these measures seem to be attended with some degree of success.
 The disease < is less in evidence today than since it was first serious- ly reported.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-07-11

BERLIN, July 9.-It is admitted that the German force sent to pre- vent the advance of the Russians upon Kovel with the re-organized Teutons from north and south of that point, have been unable to re- sist the enormous weight of the smashing massed attacks which the Slays drove forward, notwithstand- ing their losses, and have had to retire.
 The Russians now threaten Ko- vel
 Every effort will be made to halt
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-07-11

BALTIMORE, July 10.-At an early hour this morning the Ger man submarine liner Deutschland arrived here, sixteen days out from Bremerhaven after an uneyentful trip.
 The commander of the new type of ship went ashore at once anu after a short interview with the Customs mailed a personal letter from the Kaiser to President Vii, son, the contents of which are how. ever unknown.
 Captain Koenig told press repre- sentatives that the boat carries
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-07-11
ANOTHER BIG SALE.

New Goods arrived on the steam CT Umatilla. Suits $500 to 5000, Skirts $2.50, $4.00 and $500, Shirt Waist and Middy $1.O0, $1,50 and s2.00. House dresses, $1.00 and s1.50, Children Coats, $2.00 and $500. Silk Dresses $2.50 and $500. Last lot in.- Absolutely new Goods. My motto: Quick Sales, small profit.
 A. F. OESTRMCH. Front St., opp. Peterson's Shoe Stora
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-07-11
CARRANzEST TROOPS ARE
 DESERVING TO VILLA

FL PASO, July 1O.-Arrivals from Parral carry the alarmist report that five thousand Carranzist troops formerly under General Herrera have now united their fortunes with those of Villa and are ready to take
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-07-11

NEW ORLEANS, July 9.-Nine victims of the recent hurricane which swept almost all the south ern states and the Gulf are now known, their bodies having been re- covered. Fully a hundred arc still missing and arc probably also dead.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-07-11
FRENCH CAIN TRENCHES
 IN CHAMPAGNE OFFENSIVE

the main defenses while the Ger mans continue sheliing the posi- tions where they are trying to hold out against infantry attacks.
 The German guns control the city absolutely and artillery alone will be able to reduce the last fortiflcI positions of :ho French in ths 's- giun
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-07-11
WATCH US GROW.
Arrived at HoLTs CASH STORE.

New Sewing Machines.
 New Stoves and Ranges.
 New Crockery and Glassware. I have also purchased full line of Gents Furnishings (Drummers Samples) on Sale this week 1s off. Also Carpet, Rugs, Linoleum, Mattresses Hardware, Tinware etc. No war prices here. To busy to mark up Goods.
 HOLTS CASH STORE.
 .. .upshrdl shrodi shrdlsh Tel Main 96. All Front St The House that Saves You Money
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-07-11
NINE KNOWN DEAD
 IN THE HURRICANE

About forty small schooners are missing from this port and it is feared that they. were wrecked with all abroad in tho great storm. So thick is the wrcckage along a sec tion of the Gulf coast that many believed the number of wrecks were greater than had been estimated.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-07-11
AUSTRlAMS SEVERELY RUSHED
 BY TINE RUSSIAN LEADERS

now the Austrians are holding lines firmly in stronger fighting positions than ever held before.
 The plight of General Bothmer is considered serious but not hopeless although the Russians are making every effort to accomplish his cap- ture.
 The Bothmer army is putting up resolute defense and may hold our while Linsingen re-organizes nis forces for an offensive in his relief.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-07-11
SUBMARINE MERCHANTMEN
 SENSATION OF CHESAPEAKE

feet, making a speed faster than that of the ordinary liner submerg. conceived nine months ago and this ship was launched last March at Kiel yards. The boat is owned by the Ocean Navigation Go. and will begin an import and export trade at once Captain Koenig says that the Deutschland will take back to Germany a cargo of nickle and rub Der which have been somewhat scarce for some time.
 No,u ia fk,n 4iI,,a tr, SlihScriha
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-07-11

SEATTLE, July 9.-The strike Of the longshoremen in Seattle as iu the rest of the Pacific Coast states continues with little hopeful sign although the mediators are re- ported to be negotiating.
 Some Seattle employers say that they will not concede the closed
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-07-11

PETROGRAD, July 9.-The Rus sians have now massed their forces so that south Id north of the Pri- pet their lines have again met after rolling up the German opposition. They are in such control of the si- tuation that Kovel is within their enveloping movement.
 The Germans are trying to re- lieve the pressure by an attack to the North but this too has collapsed.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-07-11

the field with him against the Am ericans.
 The news is not officially con firmed by the officials, but it is causing no end of anxiety for the safety of General Pershing's expe-
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-07-11

:. BUFNOS AIRES, July 10--One paper commenting upon the attempt upon the life of the President of
 the Argentine republic declares that the attempt was the result of 8
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-07-11

French offensive in other sections is evidently somewhat disconcerting to the Germans for their infantry attacks are now limited to narrow area and only one sector is subject ed to an attack the same day.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-07-11

BERNIE, July 9.-Berlin papers are quite outspoken in their attacg on the German and Austrian com manders in trying to prevent the Russian advance by inadequate troops. Where ten and more divi- sions were needed they only sent one or two, often none at all. Over confidence has been the cause or
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-07-11

escaping and he was taken into cus- tody immediately. The police claim the man is a homicidal luna tic, the man himself says that he is an anarchist who would rid the country of tyrannical ruler.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-07-11

BERLIN, July 10.-The fall of verdun is considered assured. The French themselves are evacuating
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-07-11
Germans RepuIsed and
 Russians Threaten KOVel

the Russians and to prevent their taking this which is regarded as the key to the advance upon Poland.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-07-11

LONDON, July 10.-The German attack upon the Verdun front is still heavy.
 Their artillery is now centering upon Souville where the Germans are pouring enormous masses of projectiles from their heavy ar tillery.
 No serious resistance could be of- fered this terrific fire.
 The Germans are trying to ad- vance from Thiaumont but in this they have been unsuccessful. The
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-07-11

all the disasters in the east, say the papers.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-07-11
WOULD PURCHASE NORTHERN MEXICAN STATES
Wilson Talks 10 The
 Congress Of SaIeSn7en

the former nations claim rightfully belongs to them. Foreign capital ists are reported to be interested fomenting this trouble as the lands concerned are reported to be rich in minerals and it is these that are sought to be acquired.
 COPENHAGEN, July 9.-The newspapers asSeA Mi the sale of the Danish West Indies to the United States is now practically as- sured.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-07-11

PARIS, July 10.-The French offensive is most vigorous in the Champagne country where today they gained five hundred meters Of the German lines of trenches.
 The British are subjectng the Ger man lines to a terrific lombard ment.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-07-11

pie.
 WASHINGTON, D. C., July g. Representative Caldwell today in- troduced a resolution to have the Government conduct negotiations with view of purchasing lower California and Northern Mexico.
 WASHINGTON, D. G., Juy g. It is reported here that secret agreement exists between Peru and Venezuela aiming to take from Ecu ador and Columbia lands which
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-07-11

Anything in the line or Job work
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-07-11
CITY BATH HOUSE.

Moonlight Spring Water. tBoil. ing Hot).
 M. o. SOLBERG.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-07-11

dition. Further news is anxiouslg awaited.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-07-11

Now is the time to subscribe.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-07-11

Front St.. opp. Peterson's Shoe Store
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-20
u9uS ih sic 5tobt nit ben1 mir

, .sns id Sic 5tobt nit oen1 mir
bon Ser Staot Iapenport allpertrall-
ten Mlttonnobil nerlieb, benadridtigte
id) Die Mitalieoer 0es 6eller= nnb $50
li5eifpmites oes S%tabtratbes, lpie
altd Bic Mitglieoer Ser Npli5ei- llnb
Jeuerfolnmlllion BON meinem gprba=
bem nod Ie@itt 5ll iobrcn l,nO aus
@ofli6fcit 6reunben gegeniiber, oern1
als lold)e betradte id, 1pie SOS gauge
Holi3eioepartement bic Mitglieoer
Scr beiben g%enanntet Srganiiationen,
llto id bie ge11anlltell Serren Elm, NIT
mir na6 Icgsitt 81 fabren.
Sic @eboroen bon Iegsitt marcu
mcbr ais 5ufrieoerl, bab mir gefom-
men maren nno lie empfingen nns
NIT Ser oc1fbar groBtcn 6reunblid-
felt unb 3nporfomrlenbeit. ! Mngc=
iid)ts, oaB mir amtlid nah 9e@itt
gefommen lparen, lieBert lie l,lier Of
fisiese Goli5eialttomobil pbne Gin
trittsfoiten paiiirpn.
Sel6itpcritdaolid baltc ih nibt sic
Davenport DNailD Zines" III irgenb
elmer 8eile fir Ben Nrtifel peralt-
mortlidl, Ser III ibrer Setting abgc-
brtft NOR, 81 c. ia befanntlid) aug
Der Ieoer eines 2elers Oieier Seitlrng
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NOR. Sd made MIR
oesbalb olele Iltslagelt, I'M Ben
@ilrgern Der 5tabt Davenport a1 er-
%flarel1, Dob ih nid)t MiBbrand nit
Dem Gi9e1tbnm Der Staot Davenport
treble.
@e5.: gbarlesr@ oettder,
Goli5eibef ser 5taot Davenport.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-20
Bic oemofratti6e @onferens.
%. s.. Grunin, &anSiSat fir &uuorcf
Ses ,. Sa. Giitrifts, an=
melenb.
&%anpoglle ioll iest aftip b~egonllcl
mcr0ell.

Die oempfratiidc &pnferens, 81,
acitcrn Mo6mittag I'M McGltllolteI
@cballoc ~abgcbaltcll mllroe, sci9te
Dob sic slusiidltcn fiir cillcn oentofra
ti'd)en Siea icbr gut iino. Giele Ell
tbliialtiide Ienofraten battcll iid 81
oieler &onfcrell5 eingciunben nrlf
bisflttirtcn bic pplitildc Gage al1f Das
2cbbafteite.
Die Saltptattraftion oes Cages
mar 5lpeifcllos Die Nnpelenbeit bon
Nc. 3. Gronin bon Wltscatine, bcs Be
mofratiidlelt &o1lareBfanoibaten fin
bieien @esirf.
Sdmmtlide Goll1tp=Goriisenoe Ii.
Mitglieoer ocs fongrcliinneIlcn So
mites battcn lid) cingefllnoen nlo
piclc 0emofraten oieies @e5irfs bot
ten lpeoer 3eit nod Soften gelpart,
Der &onfercn5 bei5nluobucn. BIT
lldd)it pl1roen Sic Glanc fir sic
@ablfelo5n9sreben bon Mereoitb lmb
@errn Gronil1 altsgelegt.
Grit am Montag Mbeno NOR Scrr
.Gronin bon @~aibington, .. g., aus
III Mllscatille eingctroffen l,l1o obne
iid) picl Rube 81 gonnel1, reilte ser
&allolnat fiir &onareb gleid nad)
bier lpeiter.
sd fonnltc nidt eber nad) Sal,ie
5ltrildfebrcn", lagte @err Gronin,
mel1e Eflidlten oils Sefrctar bon
&ongreBnlonn Steel bonn ii. Iiitrift
biclten MIDI in @aibington felt. 60
lon9e id) Don Ser Regieru1tg Elm So
lar erbalte, mill ib oud) fir oasielbe
arbeiten. Son iett ab merbe id midi
bis sur @abl i'll bieien Iiitrift ouf-
balten nno nanlentlif nicI Belt IN
Gapenport 5ubringen. @ie i6 bore,
bat bas &omite idol1 fir 8iiros fir
midi bier gelorgt."
l1llter %oenienigen, Sic iid) sur aon-
feren5 eingeflmben batten, befanben
lih altd]:
Nls gertreter bes 5taatsfomites
gllglllt q. 9auufi Mitglieo oes
staats=G ullo @. IS.
&anbioat fir Staatsldabmei=
tier.
County orliser - @lenn 3. Sci
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S. %. gidboff1 Muscatine;
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Clinton; {. 6. Mh1rpbp, Sobnlon;
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rer: Mear Maber n1o 6. 81. galo=
min bon Soma Gitp, 81. s. &eap bon
Se @itt, u. s. aearnep n1o 8. 30.
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Wtesmiggin ullb gat Carroll BON
@ilton, 6. 8. Seibea u,o $. s.
Blenn BON Marengo, nno Sam $.
Srmln, s. .. Shroop, $. s. Mc=
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lop, George y. Scott, g. sc. gba=
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-20
5tabt nnb Goua1p,
Mitlwod, ben 20. September,
&leius staat=N cuigIeiten.
-Rerben-S e -Maittcl gesensfbeuna-
tismlls utlo SdJmer5en aIler Nrt.
91iepe's Mpotbefc.

G6arles Sllmnlcl, 9lo: 1901
9robp Strabc, fcbrte geltern Don Ell
1enl laltgcrcn slufellthalt in Chicago
nod Gaocltpnrt 5llriid.
Sslpalo @ccfcr, No. S06 Dit
Sigb Strabe, reiite in @eIdlaftsangc-
lcgellhcitcr l1ad Sos Ingeles.
s. E. Sdid, go. 1712 Srauf-
lin slne., febrtc bon eillcnl lGllgeren
gllicntbalt i'm Siten nad) Gapenport
5%l1rilf.
Sri. 81. @eIencr, 90. 1928
@eit soclit Strabe, holt Iih in Sc
bar Hapios SIT @ei1ld altf.
Mlbcrt &infl BON Iabcrlport
reilte geltern nit leillcm Sobne Setter
lladb Chicago ab. Son sort olls ioll
olld] 8eloit. @is., Gin .@eiltd) abge=
ltattet incroclt.
~ Geife ulb CRIME Somaten SIM.
ginmafell. Selepbon Iaoenport
42O7@. (an5.)
6ral1 Sofn $. Subj perarltal-
tcte in ibrem go. 2440 Coon Str,
Camp MeGlelan, aelegenen Seine
81 '@bren ihrcr apuiinen, Strait S.
@eilc nno Sri. Ma5ie @eiie bon
Council 9luffs einen Sbee, sl bem
pielc Ircunoe Oes 9auies sela0cn
morbcn lparen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-20
miro es i6nen mobl nidt l1mer fal=
len, ei1len Ged)tsiprltd iiber Sen Sail
ab5lgeben. Sin 2eier."

len, ei1en Gcdtsiprl1d iiber Den Sall
%ab5ngeben. Gin 2eler."
Mntmort oltf obiaen Mrtifel bon
4oli5eidef CHARLES 9pcttber::s
SIN 0as Gllblifum. Bur GerDffcnt-
lidung onr9 ben Ser 9enlo-
u8e5ltgnebmel1o allf einen Mrtifel,
Der in Der Sonnabenb Mad)mittaas-
allsgabe Ser uIailp Iin1es" erld)ien
unO Der bon. eia1em Ser 2eier Ser
uIimes" sugeldidt porben mar,
mocbte ib %matporten, oaB i) es in
meiner Stelll1ng als Asoli5eidef Ser
5taot Davenport fir meme @fliht
belt Ser Ie@itt Sair beiallmobnen.
rMeine %langjabrige grfabrung ais
Goli5eibeamter bat midi gelebrt, 0ab
Sairs, Sabrbnn9ertfeiern, Sirfune,
politiide nno anSere @eriamn1lll1gen
ltets bon eiller groBen Mn5abl So-
l6enoiebe, Sdminbler nno anberell
gerbred)erll bellldt miro. Set Ssab=
rem lit es Der @ebralld) Ser Nodbor-
ltabte, in +3ipil gefleioete @eanlte all
oerartigel1 Geriam11llu1gel1 5u idli-
fen. lin meil1e Yflidt als Yoli3ei-
DIET 81 erfiillel, inltrllirtc i) ben Sc
6eimpoli5iiIen Sobn Cites, mod Scr
brebert anf Ser Ieg&itt 6air sl11s-
lfan 5lt baltcn. linn mi1 SIT iibcr-
5eilger> oaB bic 3inge ben ridtigeu
@eg 9eben, begab ib n1id). nit Cites
na6 Ie@itt, Oenn 5lpei 9eamte for-
men 5meifellos Before grbeit %leilte,t,
ais MIR elmer.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-20
a~artoffeln iirlS sliidlid amf s1.2s
mnb $1.30 per Buffet &c
ittcqem.

N1tf Sem Moro &arriion straBer=
marft fam MIR cine 2abung aartof=
fcln 5llm Gcrfal1f m1o sic cling fiir
Ben eminent boben Grei5 BON $1.25
llno $3.50 pro guibel ab. Sn 81
bridge muroen &artoffeln nod sum
Ereiie bon $1.00 pro gulbel onge=
boter.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-20
bcm 2eiteriuaoen hernb altf Sos @od,.

Dent Seiteriua9en Ierub altf bns 9ad.
Sdmntlide Senlterideiben in beln
@c6dhbe scripraneen. S%ellertpcbrdef
Hetcr 9en9er ipllroe bure6 ciuen@lass
lplitter an Der linfen @anac perlctt.
Scr burb bic @aiieritrabIeu on9eridJz
tcte Sd,aben miro oIcihfolls ein be-
oeiltcllber lein unb bas gauge irucrc
@ebdlbc lit ein Manb ser SIamm1en
unh bes @aIcrs acipnrbcu.
Der Sdooen lit gum Sbeil ollrd)
Geriid)erllng geOedt. ST miro bon
Icnernebrd)ef Yeter Iuteer alti sipi-
ihen $4,000 uno 500, 5000 aelbabt,
o%arln1tcr $4,000 5daocn ser s[cme
Gpolballe nno $4,000 Sdaben ser
Nlrcea Nrinting Company.
Ieuermcbr Serr bes Seuers.
Mpdl Gin Seter SIT friiber Morgen-
lta1Se.
St ser Garage pom sSralt 8. Ml=
bred)t, go. 619 Sit IA. Strabe, brad)
6el1te Morgcn I'M 9 llbr cin Icucr
aus, s1 Dem cine &ompagnic bireft
bon Ser granoltitte, Mo. 222 Main.
Strabe, elite. @ie perlal1tet, befall=
oen lid 5. st. Sc granoes 5lnei allto=
mobile in Ser Garage. Ger al1gerid)-
tete Sdaocn lieb Iid oh Ser porge-
ld)rittencn Morgcnltu1t0e nid)t n1ebr
feltltellen.
&idter 9pncaan's 5aus lit Slammc,.
aurs 0 brci llbr brnd beute Mpr@
gen in Midtcr Salnes 9onegan'5
@alls, $40. 61S Sit IA. strabe, Gin
Sener aus, mcldes grobcn l1mfans
erreidte. als bieIe 3ettllng sur Ircie
9in9, bramte bas @cbdlbe nod. Ser
grano lit auf Sllnfel, Sic bpn Ser Ga
rage, Sic %gcgeniibcr Ser @obnllng bes
NiGters liegt, 5uriid5ufiibren.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-20
Gas Miiiionsfeit scr Oentid=cp.= lmt5.
Trcieinigfeitsfirdlc.

7as idbrlide Miiiionsieit Ser
oeltld=ep. =llltb. 1reieinigfeitsfirde
miro am fon1n1enoen Sonntag abge=
baltcn lperoen. Mebrere befal1nte
Meoner bon a%llBerbolb baben ibr gr=
lheinen Sllgelagt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-20
@cidlaana6mtcs 8ier fir Spipitaler.

siolr Gitp, So, 10. Sept. go
li5eidef SABRE @apn1ar bat gier,
oas gerletern Ser Nrobibitionsge=
1eec abgenommen moroen 1par nl1o
aer ltort meroen %iollte, Sen bieligen
Solpitalern fir meoi5iniide s3medc
altgeboten. 3mei Ser &ranfenbauler
baben Dos slllerbieten onnfbar ange=
l1oltnlen ltno iid oas gier 5~uienoel1
laiien. (Mem es gut fir aronfe lit,
lporl1m 11idt a1d fir 8eiunoeD
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-20

Ssmalo @eder, No. sos Dit
&igb Strabc, reiite IN @eidaitsal1ac-
lcaellhcitcll llad Cos Ingelcs.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-20
Gidtcr aoacaan's saus lit Slammcr.
9oli5eidef Charles Soettder beant-
murtct 8eldmloigmng.

Der naditebe1oe artifel muroe
Ser Davenport uGailp Simes" pon
etltem ibrer 9eler 5lt9eian0t. Ginlen=
bltnge1 ats oem 2~elerfreiie lino but
fig ie6r intereliont uno oesbalb bat
Die uIimes" iebr redt eetban, Sen
8rief sum- Mbbrltd 5u b%ringen. go
li5eihef CHARLES @oett6er bat lif)
ielbltperl tanblid peranlaBt gefiiblt,
altf bic gege11 i'm erbobenen @eidu1l-
81 antporten uno, % INN
Ser Ser Ien1ofrat" als cine gerebte
uno ltets fir uDair Ylap" arbeitenoe
3eitllng befan1lt lit, i%i6ergab CT uns
Aeltera ein undergraduates 5hrciben,
in peldem er ieine Settle oes Sales
bri1tgt.
slns Ser 5onnabeno- ausgabe Ser
No;Io S,ro2u.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-20
@armn, mad, @eg9itt?

Ne6aftion Ser .9ailp Zines: -
Sn Serbinbung INIT oem llnfaq, bel
Dem Ser Saltens &nabe am 3onlters-
tag Nadnittag bon Dem Iutomobil
bes 9oli5eidefs an Ser 13. lino Mod
Sslano 5traBe angefabren nl,ror,
mod)te ib anfrasen, mielo es forlnt,
Dob Ser Noli5eidet bas Stabtratbs=
mitglieb 9. 90. &aben nn0 4oli5ei=
ltlo 6el1crfommiliar Saeger iid i'm
.Intomobil 6es 8oli5eihefs auf Sem
8e9e sur Ieg8itt 6air be%fanoen.
Sopeit mie id nnterridtet BIN, ge-
bort Die Malbine ser stabt 9apen-
port uno mrroe bonn Dape1porter
Staotratb fir rehtmaBigen @ebran6
innerbalb ser @ren5en ser Stabt 9a=
penport n1to nid)t linn ltabtiide ge-
amten nod County 6airs, Sic flint
%nno5man5ia Meilen bon ser Staot
entfernt a%bgebalten lperbcn, ange=
|idafft. ,
u5elbltperItanblid lit es ni6t aus
geidlolien, DOB Ser 8oli5eibef nod
1eg8itt elite, Inn sort gerbreder 5l
perbafte11, meld)e bier gi1tbriide per-
iibt baben. 5ollte biej es Ser Sal(
ieirL 10 mltB id ielbItberltGnolih Sic
ItaOtiiden @eamten Inn gntlduIbi=
aung bitten. 5olte ser Noli5eidef
ie6od nibt berlei gntibuloig1tng ba-
ben, 10 bin id Ser Mnii1t, oaB ser
I5tabtratb ulto @%iirgermeilter Scr
mal6 6ieie Mngelegenbeit altBerlt ge=
nau nnterillden iollten.
80 melt, mie mir befannt lit,
meroen sic @l1tomobile Ser itdbtiiden
8eamten 9apenports ballfig in Sen
StraBen bon Nod Ssluno geleben.
5elbitperlta1blib lit es moglid, oaB
lfabtilde 8eamte 3abenports in Mod
SSslano Observation-Disclosures i'm
SSlttereiie Ser 5tabt 81 %erleoigen TO-
ben. Solte oieles Ser SAL 1eilr, 10
lino lie natiirli6 pollitan6ig oa5u be-
redtigt, ibre ibne1t bon Ser 5taot our
gerfilgllng geitellten s(l1tomobile 5t
benllben. 5ollten tic oagegen MIR
8eiude abltatten, ODER Jreurlbe Ipa-
siren fabren, 10 iollte meiner Mnliht
nod oiele angelegetbeit al,f bas Sc
naneite pont Staotratb nnteril1dt
nerben.
ugs ip6re pielleidt GltBerlf anae-
braft, Die Mltfmerflamfeit bon 8iir=
germeilter 9ermalb m1f Sen 1e@itt-
lSaa 51 lenfeit. go melt, lpie mir BE-
fanltt 1T, fat Ser 8iirgerlnei1ter per-
lonlidc S~ltrisoiftion iiber sic San6-
lllngen bes 8pli5ei6efs. Sollte CT
Damn fitoen, 0aB Ser 8oli5eidef niht
oas Geht batte, &pnlmiiIar Sssaeaer
lno Staotratbsmitelieb Ga6en mad,
Der Ge@itt= 6air 3u bringen, 10 ionte
pie Mngeleaenbeit ppr Sic 9oliaei=
lno 6e%uerfommiiiion, Ser iibriaens
i@err Saeger als Witglieo ange6ort,
poer Dem Goli5eifomitc, oem Serr
Haben als Mitglieb angeb0rt, ge-
hra9t peroen. 9a bieie &erren NIT
ben aar5en gin5el6eiten oes Safes
betannt nno tpo9l pertraut lino, 10
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-20
Sic mtXem, mie oie
Nreiie 9eitie9em imb.

Nrenes Bic cine Grb06uns auf 2eail @aaren, Sic Sic foufen,
5ei9cn, BADEN au6 fir iol6e bieIabe gr6Dbuno erfobreu. melde en
srps faufen.
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de CUR Sertcaung bon @rpt ben6t6i9t merben, lit es oblolrt mn1o<
l1I 9ehoroen, Elm nobrbaftes 2aib @rot buu1fc0en. bos ann asrei5e
bon s I'M GENT berfauft mcrpen fonu
Cine bciinlmte Glnnhtat Gia pirb oebrautbt, I'm elm oenieR6ores
5lta9c lit, pcranft wurbe, mar c5 m6glid, Elm lin Gent 2oib grot
gu maiden obnc Sen @eidmad obr Sen Nabrncrtb, Sic benin grpt ob<
iout n%otbmenbig inb, su ppfcrn.
@Sabreno Ser lethn, berfloHenen aronatc Tnb Sic @pateriaien, Sic
bel Der Sabrmation bon ghpt bem1bt nerben, bdnohe Inn 65 grosent
pas tlelnre ut, mehes bcr9efedt miro, I'M Sen @edunad ub Sen
NaHrhertb, ipelden Sic pcrlangen, gu garantrcn.
SaS 3ehn Sent 2aib lit in bier Gtabt einaefu6rt uo tpen1
Sic Gin 2aib @rot nieier Gr6Bc faufen, 10 crboItcn se fir SAr Gelo
ben bpuen @crtb ro cine @rot<Guolitat Sic nid6ts NJ miinldeu ibrio
labt.
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lup mn c1her Sane grot : &rmncn lmb elmer 9robcn fen acIhrit<
tenen 3piebel. @fon lee bdcs in cine gratpfannc, fHoe p6en nod
oas Gan5e. 2ieies miro bnrouf in einem maBi9 9e6eiateu Glen oe@
baden.
8rot 1T nabrbaft 80 Gle mebr 8rot.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-20

Sri. q. @eIcacr, 30. 1928
@eit Occult Strabe, holt iih in Sc
oar Hapios ST. @eilld) alif.