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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-18
@suidenopftr in dranfreid.
sdarfc NIB biitcrc aritit eincs fraa.
55iiihcn senaturs.

Sn. ei,em 2eitartitel bes Yariier
.Sournal" i4rieb por turaem Der
Senator @umbert II. a.:
Die 8laHe 1917 lit einseriidt, lnb
unier Ser5 5os iid suiammen, als
mir lie 3ieben faben. 2~anse,Statte
Oas BOLT sehofft, bob ibm oisies
Dpfer erlpart bliebe. Oils bic jungen
2eute aasgemuitert muroen, Dndte
man: nReine Jormiade; fie iperoen
ood ntdt einseaosen". Sept, pu Tire
Musbilbung Desinnt, m0tJfen mir uns
iasen: rgine notpenoise Worliht.
aber pabri@cinliG iiberfliiiIis; ,.niez
mails miro mon lie ins Jelier siiaitz
feh!" Mber ah! Die. betpiin0ernsz
perte @rsebuns uno Die pattiptiide
9tisiplin oes Canoes finb ofre s3lpet:
feI nod ni9t ,am @nbe Der YruIuils
unselanst. @tatt fi@ UNI NenOeriln=
gen gu bemiiben, tebrt bic Milit6r=
perwaltung gu ibrer ein5isen INNER
glei@en 8ei3dftisung 5urid, benz
9anbe Die lesten Silfsque1en an
Menf@en, gu ent5ieben, INNER uno
INNER tpieoer Meaf9en. Die Pbanz
taiietraft unb Die Salente Der Regie<
rung fms pirtlt9 mebr als be-
i9rdntt. Set &riessbesiun betdtiet
lie iid ausf4lieblid als %unsebeures
Retrutierunssbureau. Don't, meiren
8%emiibunsen ipra9 mon cine 3eitz
lang nidt .me9r pon Ser Ginberutuns
Der @ienittlaHen 1857 unb 1888, 5,
+. Der Qeute, pie in oieiem Sabre
48 unb 40 Sabre alt peroen. Sett
miro mir Deriidert, Dab tie i4on feline
paiIe mebr nod @nglano betommel,,
als ob bon neuelm ibre Mobiliiierline
beporitdnbe - uno ebenio iider. Bel
Den Ydtern bon ieds, 8inoern. Ole
@mberufung ber. alten Sabrsdnse Der
9ilfstruppen (auriliaires, b. H. Die
INSTRUMENTATION oausrt
fort unb sel@tebt auf einem um,pes.
Inter benz @orpanoe bpsienifder
@rInoe un19e1t man Dos 9e1eB Salz
biea unb unteriubt oieie Ealben ShIz
oaten ieben Monat auf bic M0slid=
teit, lie felooienitfdbig gu i9reiben.
@4on miro cine neue l1nterirubuns
Der 3uridgeitelten unb llntGlsli9en
Der alafe 1913-1917 ansetiabist,
uuo- man laBt our@bltden, Oab nod
anbere, d6nlide Sperationen fir 1916
auf Dem grosramm fteben. MQe bie1e
MaBna1n1en ptdren unberlttanolid
tpenn man boffen t6nntc. our9 fe
einen nirtli9en 3ulpa4s bon Rrdf=
ten fir Die Mrmee gu .getpinnen.' Sn
Wabrbeit banbelt es {i@ aber Inn
b0aig unbrau4bare @lemente unb
man orbettet rein fir ben @9etn,
boppelt gefdbrli@ fir Die Site Del
Sruppen pie fit Die a@elunbbeit beg
lanbes. b .3f5 sd yjHa
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-18
Die ocsrtidje Yotidaft III &ctcrsbnrs.

Die ruiIii@e, Hesierl1ns bat es be-
'tanntlih Elm Sabr3 lang Mot fiiri
nDtig befunoen, an Dem bon ibrem
.l9paraen !9unoert" seritDrteH Sc
tdupe Der oeutlden 8otihaft irgeno
nel9e Mufrdumunssarbeiten pDrnebz
men gu 3la1en, TO- oaB Die Snnepz
rdume ionie Der 9of Bis ntdt boz
LANCER 3eit INNER nod nit Sriimsl
mern uno @dutt angefiilt puren.
Nunmebr 1at, mie mir Der ruiIifden
prehe entnebmen, Die &esieruns lid
enbli9 zines beieren beoa4t uno.
I9eint entidloKen, Sen Sdanofled
oie1er ,Rulturtat" penis5tens Guberz
li4 aus Der Welt gu i9affen.
Wie fdon tura semeloet muroe, 1T
Der Minifter bes Snnern Gbnoi tom
beim Mintiterrat nit Dem Mntrase
eingetpinmen, aus ben Mitteln Der
@taatstai1e $500 Rubel fit .Nbz
fubr bon Sriimmern uno ~@dutt aus
benz 4@ebduoe Der friiberen oeutiden
8oti9aft in petersburg" gu bepiniz
gen. Sn BET 8egriinouns fiibrt Der
Mtntiter oes rGberen aus, 0aB ole
@rbaltuns oes neutrality-suspicious.
felt Rrtegabesinn .vetnises l1ntoften''
neruriadt' babe. mel9e ielbitperftd1os
lth' alls Mttteln Der oeuti9en Resiez
rung gu oeden tparerr. Die oeutf9e
Resierung pertpeigerte aber, ipie 9err
Gbuoitop binaufiste, Sic llebernabs
me oie1er Soften uno ertldrtc ii4 baz
gu nur bereit, fails oas @ebauoe Der
ameritanifden 8utf4aft CUR 8ertpalz
lung iibergeben tpiroe. Mnoererieits
9abe iid .au9 Die p%etersburser itGoz
tifde 9elbItperpaltung sepeigert, dc
llntoften gu traeen.
Die ru7ii@e Megierung bat fid
a1io einerfeits ni9t entI4lieBen t0ij,lz
men,, cine pDlterre@tli9e @elbitDer=
ltdnolt9feit gu erfiillen uno beut19es
5tautseisentum obne tpeiteres BEN
bterSu berufenen re4tliden Dertrets,
in oielem Sale Dem amerifuni=
I9en 8otidafter gu iberseben
lonbern bat es au4 anoererfeits bei
oieier @a9lase piele Monate bin
our9 nidt fit n0tig befunoen, oit
Spuren oes an Der 8otfdaft periib.
ten Yanbalismus aus eigenem On:
triebe gu befetttsen. Daau mubter
erft piele Monate bergeben, I'm, Del
ruiIi{den Mtniiterrat CUR Grtennt
mis- oieier primitipen Mnltanospflid
aelansen gu lahen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-18

. ie de @ilfsz
tii@e in Berlin unter Der 2eitung Der
ameri!anii4en !Sanoelstammer murbe
tur3lt4 in ibrem 11euer1 .!6eim, in ber'
MeIanorinenitrabe, in Gegenpart
pDn Mitslteoern Der amerifaniihen
8otf4uft er0ffnet. IS tperben bort
tagli4 200 bilfsbeoirftige Rrieserfaz
milien geipeiit. Die 9ilfsti9e miro
ausi9lieBlia BON Mnteritonern unz
teritutt uno betrieben. Sur grbalz
tung Der Riiae iinb erbebltde @elb>
iumren bon 5reunben Der. beutlhen
Sadie aus Mmerita eingesansen.
Der Grtig in
9eut19lano berridenoe Mangel an
Mdnnern fit leitenbe @teGunsen i'm
9otelseperbe bat oie 8erpaltuns oes
Snternatipnalen Snltituts fir bas
5otelbilbungspelen psranlabt, bic
r5raueniperre" auf3ubeben unb Irouz
en- 9runoidBlid unterj ben gleiden
8ebtngungen gum @tubium unb Mbz
l9luBeramen 5u5ulai1en iDte Mdnner,
pie Steaen, Die eine Grau i'm Sotel
betletosn tann, iinb inn @anaen biefe=
ben, Die BON Mannern betleioet per.
ben. Snsbeionbere pirb fi9 bic Grau
ie6r gut als 8ureauleiterin, CUR Sci:
tung beg gmpfanses, als &aHiererin
gud9altsrin uno &orrefponbentir
eisnen. Sin febr tpeites Jelb finbe,
tie als 2eiterin bon @anatorien, Sur:
bdniern, 5amilienpeniionen, 5erien:
aait1duiern; Ste(lungen, Die elm
auberorbsntli4e nirti9nftlide mi
tednif9e 8orbilouns %norausieben.
~ sell Dftnber 1911
batte bic Jamilie !9errfdman11 ii
@aa5 feline Nodri9t mebr bon If
rem @pbn erbolten, 10 DOB ma,
i'm als tot betra9tete. @rob mo-:
baber bic Jreube, ols bieler Sag
sleidSeitig apei aortsn aus einen
fibirii@en @efangenenlager an be
4ineiif@en @rerae eintrofen, bi
BON ieinem Moblergeben beridten
Nus benz Snbolt Der aarten gin
berpor, bob % pprfer gefanbt
&arten ni4t eingetroffen limb.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-18
go,t subc a%bbcrnfcu.
SRI. g emo Marcn1len.

Nad laneerem, idtperen 2eioen
Itarb gelterll Morsen 5rl.S elra Mar=
cltllen, Die frilber 1T Davenport
mobnte, I'M llniperlitatsboipital gu
Soma Gitp.
SRI. Maruriian botte an "a. Sa1li
1876 oas 9idt Der 8elt er6lidt, nnb
erreld)te oenl1ad Elm Sitter bon 80
Sabrell, nelllt Monnten ltl1D "a So
gen. Sic ge1loB in Iauenport lire
gr5lebnng llltO geborte Ser epar1ge.
Ii d)=l1tberiid)en st.Eaul's Stride an
gllBer ibrem 8ater, Sens Niiier
bon @laoeL Nebrasfa, binterlaBt Die
9ablngeidieoel1e 5pei 8riioer, Gbris
uno Martin, !pie oud) 0rei Sdape.
tern, 6ral1 %. 50. gtopaf urtb 6rar
Us. S%dn1ppert bon Soma Gitp, mi
J Jrau Gee Miller bon 9laDen, 9eeb.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-18

- Serr uno 6ralt 6. g. anolt=
ulal1n pp1t Ser @riOge 9pe. febrten
bolt eil1em %langeren ~sll1fentbalt i'll
Slorioa nod 1apellport 5llriid.
Mfife gafer, 90. Gears 1r1o
Sranf Miorie 1pl1roen geitern Morger
apegen Irieocl1s ltoru1rg ST. elmer 5ebn=
tagigell 5aftitrafe per1rtbeilt, Die it,
llel 1pater jeboh be0ingungspeiie
apieoer erlaiien mlroe.
- Soc sanoers lplrbe gclterr
Ntorgel1 1pegen Irlu1fenbeit 5l1 cine,
1l%ll1ftagigelt @aftltrafe be%rltrtbeilt.
@egen 6rie0ensitorrng purs'
Nllen @rllce gu 81 @eloitrafe uni
ben Soften per g%erbaollrng perl1r
tbeilt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-18
BetutuiAt.
@o naton, ia. Mpri

@abington, IL. 4pril.
Sir ssplpa: llnbel timmtes @etter
9ienstag m1o Mittlpod), mabr=
id)cinlid) Mesc1tid)auer, marmer i'm
0ltlid)c1 Sbeile ont Iienstog, fiib-
Ter inn srcltliden Sbeile am Mitt=
mpd;.
Sir SQinois: 3uncbmenoe 8elpolft-
belt, m%abrld}eilllid &egenldaler
3iel1stag Mbe1o ltnb Wfittpo6.
@armer Iierstag I'M noromeitli=
den Sbeilc.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-18
9sfaIer BettusutAa

9a,benpprt, II. gpril.
9urtldnitts E Barometer tano 3O.12
9llrdidynitts . Semperatltr . 50
@odIie Iemperatur bel1te . So
MicDriglte Gen1peratr1r lebte Nadt Al
Rortnale Sauperah1r ffiir 80
Dai adddy ga.dHasei. Ia :.
Suit /. 81
Mieoerldlag in "a @tll,oen 600
gorberridenoe @ilrbridtung . IS.
@alleritan0 INT Z l1br Morgens IA
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-18
@eiratlsideine.

1ie na~ditebenoen &etratbSerlal,b.
niBideine mltrben geltern ermirft:
@iQiam Gbeooore Sranf, Moline,
nno Sanette Jrances Gome1ib, 9a-
benpori.
@illiam 6. Sopes n1to Morion SO.
@eltlanb, bei0e bon &emanee, 81.
2ouis 81. granbt, 9apenport, un6
Glara &lenrp, @ettenoorf.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-18
gclearaphiide ssptiseu.

IL. sAPAu.
@a cba n. Sn Der ~Nafionap
.QenBlle:
gincinnati I, &ittsbnrg 10.
ct. Bouts I, gbicueoP5.
Sic a,loercn Spiele ipegen Ncgcn
berldpbcn.
Sn Der 81 m,er ca n Scaglle::
Glepelanb 1, 9ttroit 8.
Bolton s, 8aibington 4.
Chicago 8, ct. 2ouis s.
9as anocre Spiel tuegea Nc9cnF
beridpben.
gbicngp. Sic Erdiibentldaftsz
poripabIen inSIlinois babell iddeunsss
peiie 100000 gefoltct. cber $3.50
fur iebe Gimme, Sic abgeocbe,tstpurbc.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-18

gauih. Qeute, tpeTde tire 2dnbereis
Ell in Canada utntaufden tpol(en fir
misunderstanding 2dnoereien I'M bieIis
gen Staat, mogen aIe gin5elbeiten
%einicnben an Glpnpb 1anb o., 749
Mic&rigbt 8lbg., 9sinneapuIis, Minr.
Is, 1g8t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-18

Ser Mieta1ontratt oes
beutfden aoniulats in 6es unterlast
Sen 8etpobnern ausorudlia, bas
9a9 gu beiteisen.
Die Sibetaner rednen Die
Come uno Den - Resenbogen gu
ben 4laneten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-18
,3,uei aanoibatcn, fig oas s,per-
niinrcna1tt.

2ouis Meier nabm geltern feline
Napiere pals Demofratnder &aroi0at
uno 9abio 6. Grace BON Diyom So,
als rep1blifmilder &anOioat fiir Dos
5uperpilorenamt pom15eptt County
III Dem. Bureau oes @nuntI Muoitors
Collins beral1s. AZ "a .q7j4
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-18
@iro iueacn auscblider Jalidptns
11nter 500 giirgldJaft; 9citcllt.

8. @. 8rior bon Davenport milr.
Be bemte gu friiber Morgenitlnoe noe
gen a11ge6liden 9anoihmtnoeleier
BON Dem @ebeimpoli5iften SSad &tn.
nep nerbaftet nno nnter 8iirgid)afi
gum 8etrage bon $500 geltelt, sic
bon IS. s. Sris l%nter5eidnet nnl
bon Dem SilfszGou1tpantpalt &ealfl
Sttelen gutgebeiben. @egen Der Dor
geidrittenen Morgel1ltunoe lieB lid
nidts gsaberes iiber sen SAT- in ST.
fabrung bringen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-18

gerlaast: Gin Mann otber. Srall, en-.
gagirt in einem groBen gtabliKement.
mn aIs nnfer @crtreter gu fnngire11.
Gin gutter Berbtenit lam er5ielt tpers
ben, obne bab es binberli1 NIT Der re-
gllldren Mrbeit lit. gmpfebIunget1 ges
tpiinidt. Ibreife inter n152", ,9er
9cnnDtrat". 2O,ba
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-18
giirscrmciiter glfreo s. Mncae,
miro bettc itabtiid,e &camtc
untcrhQlte1.

9iirsermeilter Mlfreo s. Mueler
miro. helte MberuO in ieiller @obnung
Die augen6lidliden Mitglieoer ibes
9apenporter 5taotratbes, Die itaoti=
id)e,1 8eamten nro ei11ige gertreter
Der 4reiie BET iib 5u @alte Ieben. Die
llnterbaltllng mar m %fornaeller Sea-
tltr. ~, 4,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-18

@erlanet: Cine &Ddin unb 5altsz
mdbdcn in amerifanilder camille, mo
oeutl6 geiproden miro. Man teIephos
.rire $50. 424 am gonntag linb SEQ.
178 tpabrenb Der @ode. 16,1Wt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-18

3u perfanfen: Cafe in gutter &C.
genb. Bringt gutes @elb ein; be5ablt
iib Ielbit. in feds MDnaten. Gutter
@rl1nb tpegen 8erfanf. Nad)sl1fragen
unter n9ip. 25", Ser 9eptpfrat.
14.1gHt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-18
Wieh tnb SUPERINTENDENT.

@bicogo, IL. Mpril. @inobieb-
3ufubr 10000. NSdupad, y5tiere
So. 9O-9.75; &ii6e allno &inoer 81.
00-9.10; aaIber $7.25-10.50.
Sdneine - 3ufubr $4,000. Cine
sdottirl,ng nieoriger gu $685.
95; 5llmeiit 81 SO. 40-9.55.
5dafe -3uflbr $4,000. s5dmab
@iooer Sc. 90-2.1 2iammer $7.65
bis $11.65.
@efliiscl - Siibner 1917; Srii9.
|i%abrsbiibner zoe. = S
Butter - Creamery 3t-34e.
gicr Gri1na 2O1A5720Ae.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-18

8erlat1st: stennng eefudt bon ei,tz
5elnem @ann, Inn Mrbeiten alf BET
Snrm 5,t4E tbun. Midt tart 9enug fir
8fliigen ober lhtpere Sarmarbeiter.
@dln5lib 5uberldiiis. Mbrefie:: g. 8.
@fenbcl, 1886. 81. Strabe. 9es Wtois
mes, Soma. 18,1@t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-18
Die wdrtte.
8rpbuftc.

Gbicago, 17.~Mpril. 8ei5cn
11lA Mai, 1885 Slli.
&orn - 1915 Mai, 1914 Silll.
Safer - 45k Miai, 4277s Sllii.
@etreioe fir @nar: SEQ. 2 rotber
@inter 120-121; $50. 2 Sort 77M'
bis 1917; Safer, Stairoaro, 46 Bis
46R.
@ogsen SEQ. 2 IS 97h.
N@erlte - 63-76c.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-18
DISCRIMINATING bes Morbpeii
9abenpDrt Smrnnereins !

am Mittpoh, Sen 10. Mpril, Mbenbs
8 l1br. 3rped: 9eipredllng Ser 9e-
5irfs=5urnfelt= unb 8au-Mngelegen=
beiten. ane glrner iino a1fgetor=
bert, iid .ein5ufinoen.
IGbas.s s.. M6rion, /. 5preder.
Gldns 5dlump
1. Sdrifttpart
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-18

3,t ~perfaufe,t: Gutter angeitridener
Stall. Na93ufrdgen SO. 1914
tpeltl. NeaIatt ctr. 15.1@t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-18

-Hai@e unb inibere 2iefer,lus all
lee art gef@dftlider unb pribater
Drlldiaden al ben niebri9iten greifen.
Seb.S ruderet hes ~9er 9emetrat".
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-18
Gnaet8en fur
ortettstl&te, Bert1xie, SsrIxnS,
&eplNnNneH etc.

IN tteier St1brif tperber ffjtr etnea 3A1
bis at elmer @o9e III ben .nn@folgtn4
ben Slater, i%nisrirt: Wis 5n bier 8eiIea
ODER beret1 Mlum soc, iber BIER uni
Bis 5u adt 8eiler $500. &eire anA
5eise tptrb fit aIs q Doe an1ts
1ostnlettss
Cir @te1lengrnde ntrb bei EN-, 80
e6snnaltger S~afertton 2bc bere3tta.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-18

bebeufet s%eItieeen; = bebeufe'
eefauen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-01
Celebrate F|FT|ETH
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
William Bailey Hartley and Wife
to Be Hosts at Large Recep-
ton at Their Home Tonight.

William Bailey Hartley. a member Of
the Association of Oldest Inhabitants
of the District Of Columbia, a veteran
of the civil war. an Odd Fellow and a
broker, and Mrs. Hartley. who was
Miss Sarah Pritchard and always a
Washington resident, observed the If
tieth anniversary of their marriage to-
day at their home. 613 A street south
east. This evening, in celebration Of
the event. a large reception will be
held.
They were married February I. 1852.
in the First Methodist Protestant
Church. Rev. James Thompson, pastor
of the church. who performed the cere-
mony. is dead. The couple have three
children. William p. Hartley. Eunice F.
Hartley and Sarah D. Hartley, all resi-
dent of Washington.
At the reception this evening a num-
Der of out-of-town guests will be pres
ent. among them w. A. Wagner. F. w.
william j. Henry and Thomas c. For
est. all of Baltimore; Charles E., Staley
and Mrs. Staley of Frederick. Md:
James T. Bernard and his daughter.
Miss Bernard, and Brenton Walter and
Mrs. Walter, all of Christiana, Pa: DR..
Everett Bernard and Mrs. Bernard Of
PHILADELPHIA and James C. Blackwood
and Mrs. Blackwood Of Camden. N. J.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-01
OFFICERS ARE INSTALLED.
Adas Israel Synagogue Society
Plans for Bazaar.

The installation Of oficers and the
formulating Of plans for bazaar to
be held February % were tho principal
features Of last nights meeting OF the
Washington Literary and Biblical So
ciety Of Adas Israel Synagogue. 9Th
and I streets northwest. Proceeds from
the bazaar are to go toward providing
a library for the synagogue. H. Bach
rach, president of the society. had
charge of the meeting.
The officers installed were: President
H. Bachrach; vice president, G. Bornet
secretary. Miss Yetta Brickner; treas
urer, Mrs. L. J. Rabach. and sergeant
alarms, Solomon Goldstein.
A varied program for the bazaar Is
promised by a committee on arrange
ments, composed Of Miss Yetta Brick
ner, chairman: Maurice Shefferman
Mrs. L. J. Rabach and Miss Sarah Ma
linsky. Rabbi Benjamin L. Grosman
spoke briefly on The Laws of the
Bible"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-01
DOWNPOUR OF RAIN NO
HINDRANcE TO SPEAKER
William Feitelbaum Delivers Ad-
dress on Street Corner Against
Intervention in Mexico.

The American Anti-intervention AS
ISOLATION of San Antonio, Tex. made
itself heard in Washington today. de-
spite the beating of many raindrops.
William Feitlebaum. secretary of the
association, read an address on the
Mexican situation at IL o'clock this
morning, standing bareheaded beneath
the Faith. hope. charity and temper
ance" fountain at 7th street and Penn
sylvania avenue.
Most of his auditors had umbrellas.
but some did not. and the gentle rain
beat upon umbrellaed and unumbrella-
ed alike.
ITO the query of What's the matter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-01

Oldest Inhabitants and the Independent
Order of Odd Fellows. He has been in
the brokerage business since 1859, with
offices now in the Stewart building.
His wife, a daughter Of Hugh F.
Pritchard, was born in the District of
Columbia and has been lifelong resi-
dent Of Southeast Washington. Mr.
Hartley's brother, Joseph H. Hartley,
chief Of division in the bureau Of en-
craving and printing, recently cele-
brated the f1ftieth anniversary Of his
wedding.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-01

After making a heroic fight for life
against mercurial poisoning, Mrs. Ger
trude Myers Caruso died in Balti-
more hospital. She retained her fac
ulties until a few minutes before her
death.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-01

Rev DR.. I. Calvert Burke. for thirty
nine years pastor of a Baltimore Luz
theran church. died at his home. in that.
city, of heart trouble. He celebrated
his seventy-sixth birthday anniversary
January 5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-01

with Mexico my answer is: Principal
ly you and I and the United States,
the speaker declared.
No amount Of outside Interference will
avail to stop the progress Of the pro-
gram Of reform now instituted by the
parties in power. Mr.. Feitelbaum de-
clared.
Struggle Worth All It Costs.
1.-THE struggle that has been going
on for the regeneration and recon-
struction of Mexico will be worth all
it COSTS" he said. eff we keep our head
and do not get embroiled ourselves for
the privilege of serving the political
fortunes of any man or party. In that
connection mark well my two warn
ings: First, that If we invade Mexico
we will never come out Of there until
after we have measured swords with
and defeated Japan and whatever coun-
try with which Japan may ally herself.
Second, let no American fool himself
that any pan-American country will
aid us in an armed conflict against
Mexico"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-01
Struggle Worth All It Costs.

II you want work, read the want COL
umns of The Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-01
Came Here in 1862.

The reception will continue from I'M
til II O'Clock.
Came Here in 1862.
Mr.. Hartley was born in Wilmington,
Del. proceeding to Philadelphia in
boyhood. where he made his home until
the call to arms for the civil war He
moved to Washington in 1852. after a
year Of war service. He is member
of the G. A. R., of the Association of
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-18
HEARING CLOSED IN
SPOKANE RATE CASE

The hearings in the long and short
haul freight rate case have closed and
the interested parties, including the
public utilities commission of this
state is given until Jan. 10 in which
to submit briefs. a. l. I'reehafef.
member of the commission. Leonard
Way. rate expert with the commits
sion. and George B. Graft, represent
ing the traffic bureau of the Com
merciai club. have returned to Boise
from the Spokane hearing, where they
We're given. with others, an opportunity
to submit testimony. They are sat
isfied that Idaho made an excellent
showing AZ TO why the short haul Ia
points in this state by carriers should
be given a lower freight rate than on
i long haul TO points on The coast
The evidence was taken hy Examiner
Henry ". Thprtell on behalf Of the
Interstate commerce commission.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-18
POULTRY DEALERS
PAY OUT BIG SUMS
Growth of This Industry in
the Weiser Country Dur
ing the Past Year Shown
by Figures.

Weiser, Dec. 1s.-The weiser poul-
try dealers paid out to the farmers for
poultry sum amounting to about
$1,000 during the three and one half
months period from Sept. of this year
to the present time.
Roy Hurst. one of the local dealers.
stated that from Sept. |, 1916 TO Dec.
!, 1916, he has paid to the farmers
$4,000, one third of which is for tur-
keys.
The Mutual Creamery company
bought turkeys for only few days for
the Thanksgiving trade, and in that
time paid out $3.50 for turkeys.
ID. O. Hetrick, another poultry dealer
here, made detailed statement as
follows:
From Sept l, 1916, to Dec. l, 1916,
he shipped 1858 chickens weighing
30,212 pounds, for which he paid
3332332; shipped 2112 turkeys weigh
Ing 2S,222 pounds. for which he paid
s3733.12; shipped SO ducks weighing
465 pounds, for which he paid s46,50;
shipped 90 geese weighing 500 pounds
paid $500; shipped Is cases Of eggs
or $50 dozen, paid S135: total paid GU,
by MIR. Hetrick in the three months tc
Dec. /, 1916, $7291.94.
Since the first OF December these
dealers have paid out for poultry q
sum that easily makes up the $4,000
paid out by them since Sept. l, 1916.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-18
HoSTLERS NARROW ESCAPE.
Dragged Along the Ground foc Quarter
Of MiIe-Found Buised
and Bleeding.

Edward Braune, hostler at the stage
station at the Stewart place. at the
lower bridge across More creek, al
most miraculously and indefinitely de-
ferred a trip to the mysterious here
after, without a return ticket, at about
o'clock last Sunday afternoon. Mr..
Braune, with team and wagon, was
returning from the little ranch on the
bench northeast of the station when
the horses, both young and sllittish,
were suddenly seized with an impulse
to run and they ran to the limit of
their speed capacity. The wagon tom
que broke and Mr.. Braune was thrown
ing run over by the wheels. but prob
ably would have C.caped with fewer
injuries If he had taken chances on
what the wheels might have done to
him. He held fast to the tug with a
phenomenal grip. Mr.. Braune was
of the distance, near the station. being
down a steep hill. The horses were
stopped b. the brush when they
reached Ruby creek, near the station.
Mr.. Braune was badly bruised and
bleeding all over the body when men
came to his assistance. His overalls
were torn into shreds, and the toes OF
his heavy shoes were worn away from
dragging on the ground, and the
buckles Of the shoes were torn Off
Idaho City World