davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1916-03-02
e. Butter cnInrinn.

A safe butter coloring is the yolks
q, strictly fresh eggs, added Just be
fore churning is finished.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1916-03-02

When a man swallows his pride 1t
t. rery ap. to impair his digestion.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1916-03-02
LITTLE pI(KUl5
OF SPORT


The Dale Axworthy trotter Yace
G., 2:09A, is an M. & M. probability.
We notice that even when fighter
is trained to the minute he needs a
lot of seconds.
Fielder Jones says that he is going
to catalogue George Sister as pitch
er instead of an outfelder.
One writer calls Joe Stecher tonic
to the wrestling game. Wrestlers say
he's more like chloroform.
Ad Wolgast admits he has taken a
lot of punishment, but says good
deal of it was on his knuckles.
There's a big difference in cham
pions. Willard wants to fight but
can't. Welsh can fight, but won't.
That wrestler who wore a mask in
New York bouts was simply following
in the footsteps of other hold-up men.
The baseball players whose salaries
are now being cut are probably be-
ginning to realize the horrors of
peace.
Judge Ormonde, 2:0215, is winter
ing so well that Valentine thinks he
will be a star among the free-for-all
PAGERS.
Maybe Eddie McGoorty is convinced
now that Les Darcy can knock him
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1916-03-02
norl.-s, Worth of PORK.

Common sense (cents) and good
quarters make dollars worth OF pork
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1916-03-02
The ONLY One.

For calks use Hanford's Balsam.
Adv.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1916-03-02

Rifle Clubs of Shanghai.
Shanghai has seven rife clubs with
n membership Of 754.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1916-03-02

None but fool is always right
HarS
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-12
&ieienitreit in gfeu )orf
iii 5id)t.
100000 ltniun sentc iuulleu nus
spmpatbie fiir strneenbabu s(n=
acItclltet itreifen.
stHe furttbare Grpbung
fir oas gan5e @eIdaft
Der @ro Is itaO q ~ gorf.

9}eip 3 orf, IL. Sept. Geaen Sen
9atb bon Sanluel o5pmpers 6oben Sic
Yer. @cpcrfIdaftcn uno Sic Central
sabor llnioH5 actern iid fiir eincn
snmpatbiealtsItono aQcr 100000 Sc
pert'd)aftlcr in @rob 9}en gurf er<
tlart. Garilber nriiilen icht oie eine
5elllcn @elperfihaftcn llph ubItirtrucit
uno oarilber lperoen cinisc Saee per<
!geben. 2ion bofft noh imn1cr, naB
'n5nllden ein9lusipcg eefnnbeu reroc.
s9lf sen Gst,,cs{5s.,tt;-sh (;p: .,4 s1l.
@erfcbr aleieb null. Sn gpllfers.
0lpullt &erllon ltno Ielu Gpc6cle fllbr
9eltern tid5t ein 8ager, bier lpuroc
Der am Sage flarlife @erfebr slbenbs
eillgelteIlt; iibcrau lplrrbcn Sic Stra=
bcnbabnlpagen nit SndIteiuen bcluurz
fen, lpesbalb etlpa 30 @erboftuneelt.
parltnter hrei bon 6rauet. pprgenpns
men lpuroen. Sic Gplt5ci n1cloet, oab
i'll Cen lestcn 24 Struoeu 80 gcrlo~
nel infoIgc oes Streif5 @erlepungclt
crltttcll habeu.
Sic &pnrn1ilIipn fir Sen offentliz
tlell @ertebr Bat Sic llrlade he5 slus=
'tanScs ltllteriurtt lno oiirftc nod
fcutc III ibren1 geridt Die @crontlpprt~
liden netnlen. SsrdIoeut Sbpnt5 bon
Der Sltterbprpu9b So. erflart, oaB ir
DEM slusltauoe g lih nm nas @clucrf-
ielaftaipten nno nelien @riltcn5 banz
oelc, oas babc Der Seld)luB ge5cigt.
elllcn @cnsralItrcif 5u peranFaltcn,
auf ocn Straben~, Sopdz uuo Siefs
babnpcrfclr babe ieler Seid)IuB fallnu
irgenolpeldeu ginorlct.
Sc III 9prf, II. Sept. Sic nur1
nen Streif ser StrabenbabnangeItellz
ten gelrhaffene Gage nabn 6e,lte leit
am leeten Spnnerstag ser Strcia tge<
gen Die Sllterbpruu9b 9tapio SrntIit
So. bc9ant, cincn lcbr ernlten sl,ntridJ
an. llnruben enttanoen heutc on pere
ld)icbcnen Gltnfteu uno uiele &erbuIz
tun9cn ipurpeu ppr9cnpmn1er. GUS
fabrenne 9Sublifum bate uielc llnbce
qucnllttfeitcu nllrh5llmuctcr. Sic
3ilge Der Soudls uno Ser Sicfbnbncu
pareu gcpucft upu 5000 EpliSiteu
lino icst ge9eu ben Strcif i'll GicuIt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-12
Tnrdtbares Sriideu TIT
gliid iii Quebff, aauaOa.
@lf slrbeiter fanpcn ibrcn SUB BET bent
ltnfal.

Gucbef, II. Sept. II 9lrbeiier
fanoen bier beute ocn Spo. al3 bel ser
3ulanmlenltellltng Ser ncueu 9iieiene
briidc ilbcr ben ct. 2alprence ons
siittelItiict ms SSaiier Itiir5tc. gs paz
ren etlpa nelln6ig Seutc oui oen ciu<
acltilr5ten Sbcil. Sic 9riidcntbeile
maren alf Gpntpns einige Ieilen Dltz
LID upu oem 8rildenplab gebaut lporz
Den lmo nad Dem llnterbal inS6lepp%
bpoten gebraht lpprocL no tic at
oreiBig 3pll pideu &etten NIT bpbraus
llIdeh @inoen cmpor9cbobeu ipurpell.
Sas Mittclltiitf lpllte $50 SnB ilber
Dem Slub ein9ciebt iucroen, mar aber
fallm fiil1f5cbn SUB lod getpunoeit als
es ullscinnnoerbrddh 5llerlt an einent
gnoe lmb huun III her Mitte. Sauicus
oe bon 3uldauern iparen 6ltae9en, bies
lc IN Sooten, unb lebtcre falnen ben
Gerulgliidtcn 5lt 5iilfe. 3as giiens
(cSor+5ot,,,,t, o,tf So,. GSoi+o \
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-12
Scr arieQ.
9cmtf6e arcitcm at Der
SOtttttte an.
9rinscn lit fran51iiidc etcllmgcn Gin.
G}rpRer britiidjer glngriff brad
nl1tcr furdtbaren @crlnltcm 5m=
iammem.

8crlin, iiber 2pnppn, III. Sept.
Ser gcltrige bcltlcbc Tagcsberidlt
Der Sberltcn @ccresleitung melbet BON
Der Us c it front
I'm ocr Spntmcfrpnt brnd) elm bril-
ttIdber sln9riff on eillcr ssrput BON
filnf5ebn &ilpmctern 5lpilhcn ghiep@
bal umo Gpmbles 5ulammeu. 9ieSronz
5olcn ipllrocn nit blutigc1 Gcrlllltcn
I'M @cbiet BON 8arlcur Gcllpp ppu
Den He9rncnterr llnter General BON
aaalt abgeId]lagen. giorbircitlib ppn
Gbanlnes nabmen mir cine slnsabl
Gcfangene nnD 6 @olcbinenaemebrc.
1Inf Dem rebtcn Maasufer fanbcn
neue &an,pfc liiblid) ppn gbial1npnt
8erf lulb DltIid) ppn Sslcltrb ltatt.
Srr syet.tp aIultg hi l1n}cre Sfeulln~
gen ein, ipltroe abcr ipieScr bcralsaes
trieben.
"'Sn 2uftfdmpfen. sic ii, sen lebtel,
paar Easell gefiibrt iuurDcn, pcrlur
Der Seino neun Slus5euse.
Ser Bcrid)t iiber Sic g a III
pie am gpnn tag.
@crlin, IL. Sept. (iibcr 2pnhpn,
1850 Nadln1. Scr bcnte bon ser
Sbcrltcn beutlebcn @eeresleitltng alts-
eesebene scridt last, oab sic 8ritcn
1bren 9rpben 9ln9riff an Scr souncz
front am San1stua aelteru (Spnns
tag) burd) iiberaus beftige slngriffc
ON fleineren Sbeilen Der 5srpnt fortz
9eIett batten, bab ober alle Mngriffe
ab9eldlagcn ipprbcn leien.
Ser gerid1t lagt ip6rtlid:
oSeit friibent 0iorsen linb ncue
Sample lu1 Sen @eIie BON Gincbp llnb
bas @elanbe Iiio0ltlib boppn I'M Ganz
&c. Sn Der gldbe bpn 2pnguepal nno
IN DEM fleinen @ebDl5 bon 2eu5e, 5lpis
iben Gindp lub Gombles, blicben
mcbrere lpeit bnr9clbpbene gcbiibcl1a
gri6en in bcu Sotillben bcs Gscinbcs.
Sic Sran5oleu nntcrnnbmen iiblib
Der splnlne IN Der Mdbe bnn @ellpp
nnb 9ermanbpniuers pergebliebc slnz
griffe. gSlr naDmen cilligc $oilller in
gcrnp ipicber lll,o lnatDteu mcbr ais
SO @cfangene.
YariS M elbet itnrfe bcut
d)c In9riffe.
8aris, II. Sept. Ser &c It t II
Witta9 bpm &riegsamt ausgegcbene
8erid)t melbet:
Sn Der pcr9angene,1 9iadt nlat1tcn
Die 9elltlcfen an ncr Sumn1cfrpnt
1tellcnipcilc mebrerc ltarfc sln9riffe.
Sic 9cltldcn brat9el in Sic critic 2iz
nie Der fran56lildcn Stelluns Gin, leiz
ell aber ipiiter NIT lcblpcren @erllriten
5mriicf9ctrie6en ipprbcn. Gin bcutlcbcr
stngriff oil Der @eroum Srpnt 1ei aub
abgeld}la9en lrprben.
3pei belitlte slnsriffe iiibipeflif)
BON SerhD ipurbcn abgel1lagen, mel
bct Der geltern Mbeuo ausgegcbcne
amtlibc 8eridt. Sic frans1lilhe or
tillcrie mar an Der iibrigea1 Srpnt t1d~
tig. spnlt perlicf Der Sag rllbis.
Sa,rts, III. sept. (Wttttdg.) Sic
9eutlden 9riffcr Ieete g}aGt fiinfn1al
Die fiir5licf an Ser gpntmes sSrpnt pplt
sen SranSplen crpberten Stellungen
an, ipllrben abcr, inie oas &ricgsomt
bente Wittag meloet, ii6eraIl 5uriidz
eeltlagelt. Sic Sample fanbcn fiiolicb
Der Connie BON 9ernb biz 5u Ser Sc
gcnb Iiiblih ppn gballlnes ltatt. S}ac)
Der Melbltng lplen Bic 9eutIben bel
ben Mnsriffcn fliiliiges Seuer .benllbt
babcn.
@ritildc &cridjtc.
2unbon II. Sept. So1aenocr
amtlitbergcri6t iuurbe geltern in 2one
Don au5gegeben:
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-12
6eiinug si<
liifria critiirmt.
Ser bmlsariid beutidc @urmarid
bancrt iiberaQ an.
9obric lit i'm Seiis Ser
. Snlgarcn geblic b c II.

f. 8crlin, iibcr 2nnDpn, IL. Sept.
Scr aeltern BON Scr belttId1en Soecrcsz
leitnng in Berlin ausgegebene Cages
beridt melbct:
usiliitria lit sefaIlen.
nGnnldl1cn unb 3ullen babcn in
ben lebtcn paar Gagcn bctradtlidc
&crlltlte crlitten."
SiIiltria lit cine bpn Sen Sctrlngen
ans Der rumdnileu 8eItungsfette am
liibliben 9pnallltfcr. gs lie9t 25 Wieiz
len norbDltlid) bpu Elrtllfan ltnb bat
ctipa $1,000 Ginlppbner.
slm It c ba III, IL. Sept. Selterz
reid) u,laariide Seihlnaen geben,
nad bier BON 8ien einsctrpffencn Sc
pelbeu, ibrer bpben Srellbe iiber sic
Ginnabme BON SiIitria in ber
irlnlaniiden 9obrlblba bllrcb bic
9entlbcn unb 9ulgaren gusbruf.
Sic berlideru, baB sic @erbiinbeten
fbes mittel iiibDltliden errppdiiheu
@ierbllnbes licb eincn auberproentlib
.gilnitisen She'll Scr @pnallfrpnt fir
Die lpeitcre gntlpicflung bcs Selb5uses
.scli9crt bdtten. 9clpnbcrs betonen sic
Seitnnaen, DOB Sic ginnabme Ser Sc
ltlng cinen fdlperen Sdlloa sescn sic
Yldnc Der gntcnte @lliirten bcbeute.
IN Der Midtllng alf Spfia lnb &one
ltantinppcl bpr5llitpBen.
Sic 8eutc ingntrafan.
8crlin probtlos iiber SappiIle,
II. Sept. Ser amtlide bll9orilde 8ez
rtdt pon1 Z. September, ser Sen Soll
Der notwithstanding Slltrotau nod
(Snrt1ebung allf Ser a. Gcite)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-12
Sic @abl in Wlaiue.
Nationalc 5rasen iiberldattcn aac am=
bereu @ablfragen.
Sic epublifaner iieger

Eprtl Lamb, Olc, II. Sept. 40, :
600 Stlnmgcbcr bon Mlaine trutcn
beute an Bic @ablurne, I'M eillcu @oz
bernpr, 5luei 9unoesicllatorcn, picr
Sunpesab9coronete, aiitglicocr Scr
Staats 2egi5lotur llnn eincl1Staat5z
aubltpr Sll erlrdblcn.
9iationale Sragen iibcrlchutteten al
lie anoercn Sragell unp beibc @arteielt
bradtcn Sollnocrtc BON Genncru in Den
Staat, einldblieBliob Die beipcn republis
| fannd'etlaol1bioaten fir Gr1Iioent uno
,gGte Erdliocnt, Sougbts ,'no 5fGirz
laalfs, uno felr allc MitslieScr pes aoz
hHets S}9alioel1. 8illpns.
'u>'s ssetter .par altBerproe,ltllb
,ii.., pesbpstl Die Met5cilisutf an
iiglide Tsit1e iiReretss ~robe
,,s::sss4-~,1~-s s-- i;3.ses,3 ~ e..
IN Scr & abl.
Hprtlunb, Mie., II. Sept. Mcbr
ais hie 5alfte Scr @ablbesirfe ils
Staate, bon benen @erid]te eil1eelaltien
Ilnn, 5ei9en eesen bic Stin1menubgube
tnt Satire 1914 eincu repltblifani'hcn
Gcpinn bon 35 GrpSent, cine1 nen1pz
fratildlen bon Z Grp5cnt. $50 8ablz
bcSlrtc 9eben oeln republifaniidlcn
6'nperllprs aa,loinaten, @iiaifcr,
66,455 Stimnlen, Dem pelnptratild,ell.
Curtis, 40,456 Stinlncn.
Sort Lamb, We. IL. Sept, Nadz
Dem bcllte slbeuo npIlitanpigc Serihte
aus fat allen Stimn,beSirten ncs
Staatcs ei1l9elallfen linp, 5eigt es lief.
oab Bic Gepublifaner bic Stnatsmabl
NIT iietercn relatioen Mebrbciten se<
npnneu baben gSenn Sic 3unabme
Ser republifanilhcn Stin1nen ip an
bdlt, luie bisber. miro Ser republifaniz
Idle @ppernprss s&annipat @arl 6.
WGllifen nit etlpa 1000 relatiucr
Mehrbeit crlpablt leir. @ert Di. Ser
nalb, Scr republifanildle gunoes : &C.
nator aanbibat fiir Sen f,lr5en Ger
min nit etlpa $500. = Ser 8unpesz
lenator Charles 5. Spbnipn, Senp~
frat, lpllroe npn Ieil1cm republifuniz
ldleu Gbeener Srcoerief SoalI, anlheiz
memo NIT 1900 Sttr1n1eu relutincr
Mebrbeit scihlageu. SScnn Ser re-
publifaniihe aanpirat fiir Dos @unz
besabgepronetenbmls 8plp Die Silhz
ring bat, linb ale bier republifanis
iden &aubibaten fiir oeu &pu9rcb erz
mablt. Gus srobe SntereIie on bieier
gSabl neruriae9tc i'm @creiu NIT Dem
berrliben @etter Die grp6te Stinme
abgabe, Die ienals i'm Stnatc er6ielt
lpurpe Sic bcute slbcnb sur @crfiis
guns itcbenocn 3uhleu Sctaen, oab ein
|lebr srober Iroscntlut bon
prosrcliipcn stinmeu, Bic ppr
Slpei Sarben 1926 betrlgen,
beute fir hie republifaniIten &anbiz
buten abeeeebcn lpurbc. Sic SSabl
hraehtc ei1en Der beftisiten @abltams
pie. Der iemals scfiibrt mlroc, sum
Ablhlub unb 5ci9tc Die @icoerpcrclntz
alns Ser Nepublifaner lmb Grpgrcl@
iipen an, purh pereu Streili9feitcn Bic
@qblminnerltimnen besStnates 1912
@illpu sufielen nnb Scr penlpfrattldlc
@ppernprs &unpipat Curtis NIT
3tS9 Stimmen relatiner glcbrbeit cr@
lpdblt lpllrpe. Sic Semntraten bat
ten beballptct, Sen Staet nit 5000,
Sic Nepublitaner nit $4,000 Clint
men au selrinnen. Sd)un beutc ont
iriiben slbenp lieb lit crtenncn, nab
Sic 8epuhlifaner Die Mebrbeit in ser
Staatslegislatllr erlallgt hobcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-12
ti9en &dnpfcn, lpobei oicie aud 1000
@cfan9encn perlpren.
Scr rniliide snsriff auf
0al1c5 abqel Of aaen.


8erlin, IL. Sept. (iiber 2pnoor1,
4:46 gta1m.) Sic rulliidcn @erlude
Die staot @alit6 an, Gnieiter in G,ali1
5ien 5u erubcrn, Die ais Ser Sd)liillel
du Den 9cIeltisllngcn 2enlberes, bonn
SilDolten Der, betradtct ipirp, linb,
nab Dem beute ausgegcbencn Sc
rtbt Der Sberitcn beutibcn Secresleiz
tung. pon Den Sruppen Ser Wiittelz
na1tc 5u ScbllcbIagen selnadt lporz
Den. Sic Gruppen llntcr Dem ge@
febl bcs Gencrals G,rafen bon 9ot6<
nacr babcn ale rllliic)cn slngriffe 5uz
riidgeldlagen unb Den 9tulicn lcbmere
Scrllllte bci9ebraht.
9iulliide slngrific in Ser gsdbc bon
Stare G3eripi5cc am Stpf6ob, bier
sig Nieilen Dltlid bon appel, tpurben
glci6falls 5uriid9eld9lagen.
Sic Scblud)t 5lpiIben Dem 3ipta 2iz
pa l1nb oem 9nieiter am Z. unb 8.
Septen1ber par ein @erIud ser 9iulS
len, burd circr lcbncllen gleinseiti9el1
ansriIf auf gurs5tpn (12 Noiler1
nDrplid) bon $oalic5) burcb5nbreden
unp iid 5lt slcider 3eit in bcr @elik
BON 5alic5 SIT ieeen.
General @raf 8ptblncr bat oieslusz
fiibrung OieIes Ylanes bcrbinbert.
&uiiiid)e Beridte.
Aetrpfrllml, III l,1 iibcr 2pnbpn.
II. Sept. Ser geltern ausgcgebcne
amtlide 8eriNt ppn Yetrofrumm luuz
tct lpie fplst:
elmer unlerer Sliegcr perlpidelte
fcinblide Smg5cuge in &1nlpfc llnb
ldlug lie in bie 5lltdt.
nG}cltcrn ficl lnier Meginnertsfomz
manbeur Sberlt Sebebcp I'M Sample.
uSn Sen &arpatbcn ,1abmcn mir in
aalnpfen ppm 81. sl1suit bis gum 6.
scptelnber Is Gffi5iere lmb 1889
W}anu gefangei1 llnb crbeutetcn 5lpei
@cbirss9cltiibe, 26 Maldinengez
lrebrc nno cine grube Mienge Sc
lpclre
uan Ser Gltlee n,odten aeltern
@orgen feinblide Ncroplane eil,cn
y = Sstigslsf .s7sf bic Srliel @nno, I'M .Ncz,
9ner 8ulcn. gSir beripifelten sic
feinblicben Slicgcr jebes Mal in aan,-
pfc, in benen lie trps ibrer 5ablenz.
naBiscn llcberlcgcnbcit 5uriifsetriez
bcn lpurhcn."
Retrpfrum nj m, II. Sept. (iiber
Sonoon, 2:46 Smhn1.) Ser beute
ausge9cbtne 8erid)t bes &riegsantes
iast, baB lib an Der san5er Srpnt BON
gi9a bis 8unranien ,,idts Bibtiscs
s1setraaen bat. Ser 8erid)t lit iebr
fllr5 nnb lantet nllr: Sic Gage lit
ltnncrdnhert.
(s8ie iuar cs benn nut Sem Sn Sic
auft ipren9en Der SORTS BON Salic5
ollrc1 bic Gciterrciebcr unb Bic 8clcz
blng GINGER burd) Bic 3uiien, ipie
Sonnta9 i!ber 2onbpn gelnclbct ipltrz
Be? slnm. 3. 9eb.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-12

iuieberbrinslih. seinc 9ieaicrlns babc
Sic 9tpte abgeifift, oamit Die Scr.
Staten Sen Stanbplnft ,Seiterreide
llnearns fcnnc. Sub bic Scr. Staa@
ten bem Stonbpuntt Ser Ntotc niht
beAptreten Iinp, lei ibr' iouperanes
Ncbt. sp lteben Sic Sinsc.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-12
gelesrapbiide ssutiscn.
IL. Sepielnber.

3 al Ieball. Sn Ser american II
2eugue:
9ctroit 8, Glcpelanb 1.
8nitpn 4, @albinston 2.
ct. 2ollis 2, Chicago 5.
8cin anberes Spiel anseIast.
Sn ser e NatipnaI 2cague:
8rooflpn 1, 9oItou 5.
Gbilabelpbia 4, Sleip s)orf 8.
Seine anberen Spiele aneelast.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-12
Sir admpie an ., 5umme neDnlen iDren
blntigen Tortgang.
Ste xertd)te oer 9emtlden ,mo Der NMiittem oiffe=
rirem aber oerem GrtoI8 iebr tart.
9ie 0fniien au Der Oafront Dor Salies dbatldla
'c 5e'fnna siltria pO 2endcu nnb Sulaarcu crober,

l DC Manure a1 Der sonne Sron flares lrtbe
plpeh p pte gcrner Bic 2pnppn 8erih ,d ~
tpt nppfeden User 9t? Ser nlIlde Gsri au Saics in
@al15en ab9cldagen 89aren Gcuhe brinocu in Ser m
pfnpda Mlaubatlam 8ibigc pnercn ubcr s3oniooen
o penln 9auptqrarer bes Sfcn gnqauScr mpuen an
pef snlfantron en crosrn gprioB semad Mumauen
III subnbir9cn pcrbalcn id rtbig
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-12
9ie 8abl III Mfaine 5u Gnnten Der Sc
pnblifaner enti6iebeu.
Wesp yort bot ctnem 0teicmitreif gu @,tnitcm Oer
ftreifenocn strabenbabman9eiteuten beorobt
3uammuur5 oes W(tebogs o sroben 8rde er oeu ct
Vormj bel Snebed.


Sac Nepnblancr in Daine egrei erpd6ln bc puo ri
sunDcslerapn bier 8unoesafgcoct Mhrhc
slep Der ats9sau Scr SmpntGiereif Scr Sc
peldnfn IN Nep Ypr @nIn Strabcnbo6n gu-
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household goods starts from 50 up to
about $500. Rice Lake, nothing be-
ing assessed in that township for
household goods, the County Commits
siOners had nothing to raise from, but
from Anna Township the Commission
ers sent back the books for them to ap-
ply for household goods, which were
returned with no changes made.
Now, we as County Board, lower
ed some townships and raised some
you find township with $500 assess
ed on household goods with GO farmers
giving in personal property and Anna
Township with 81 farmers giving in
personal property with $35 on house.
hold goods for the years 1914 and
1916, it seems as tho they were slip
ping over something all the time on
their neighboring townships. Some
assessors take for granted that if a
farmer has not $50 worth Of household
goods they do not assess him for any.
This is wrong, as some other assessor
will assess on houehold good accord
ing to law and the one township is
paying taxes for the other, so we have
tried to equalize this matter the best
way we could, but Anna Township,
with Peter Benson as chairman of the
Township Board, fatty refused to do
anything with 81 farmers giving in
personal property and only two assess
ed for household goods and Mr.. Peter
Benson has brot this matter on him.
self as chairman of the Township
Board, allowing the assessor to do such
| work against other townships who are
honest in their assessments on house.
hold goods.
Now, the County Commissioners are
all servants of the tax payers and
farmers of the county and ask you to
be honest in your statement and as
sessments also.
Now, on the household goods as
, sessed in the 81 townships of Ward
county as sent in by the assessors for
the year 1915, was 1899, and Minot
with about 1-3 of the population of
the county, our assessor giving in
$84,385. Oh, no, we do not pay any
taxes in Minot.
own as much farming property in
Ward county as do property in Minot
but pay more taxes on one vacant
lot 50x150 in Minot than on 800 acres
of land in the country. Yes, I was
assessed for $4,000 worth of house.
hold goods in Minot and that is $4,000
more than Anna township and Rice
Lake township put together, as given
in by the assessors in the year 1915,
with 81 farmers in Anna Township
assessed for personal property and 27
in Rice Lake township, and still I am
assessed for $4,000 more than "a
farmers in the two townships mention
ed.
Now, l leave this to the Judgment
of our honest tax payers and farmers
to decide who pays taxes, and still I
, have not kicked. No, it takes "Wind-
! mill" Benson to do that. Now, man
was never perfect and we all make
mistakes and we County Commission
ers only try to pull Peter Benson and
his township from riding over other
townships which are honest with their
assessments, and will say our County
Commissioners, with 81 townships and
all villages and Minot to equalize in
time to have the books in time for the
State Board to equalize have worked
hard and long and did their best. They
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COM. VANDEN0EVER
ON anna TOWN
SHIP TAXATION

Minot, N. Dak., March "a, 1916.
To the Editor:
l noticed an article in the Non-par-
tisan Leader Of February 10th where
Peter Benson of Anna Township,
Ward county, was soaked for taxes as
the Leader quotes that Peter Benson
was tried, convicted and sentenced
without hearing. This article also
appeared in the Messenger of this
week. Now, I believe that the tax
payers Of Ward county are entitled to
all the facts of this matter, which l
take from the assessors books from
the several townships as given in by
them. First, the $50 exemption on
household goods is taken off by the
County Auditor after the books come
back from the State Board of Equaliz-
alton, but the assessor has no right to
do this. He should assess all property
found in his township as near as pos
sible to conform with the other town.
ships. Now, quote you from the as
SCISSORS books as returned to US from
the several townships. Rice Lake
Township with ~ farmers assessed
for personal property, not a dollar was
0SSNoSCu 1OA uOuOCAOAu SOONo1 ~ p AAS
Lake Township, AZ farmers being as
sessed for personal property, II gave
in household goods; forming Township
81 farmers assessed for personal prop
erty, Sc gave in household goods; Mar
garet Township, 81 farmers assessed
for personal property, 46 gave in
household goods; st. Mary's Township,
AZ farmers assessed for personal prop
erty, Al gave in household goods;
Rushville Township, 63 farmers as
sessed for personal property, 40 gave
in household goods; Anna Township,
with Peter Benson as chairman Of the
Board, 81 farmers assessed for per-
sonal property, but two were assessed
for household goods for the last two
years, which was Mr.. Benson for $25
and s II. Wiswell for $40.
Now, the townships that gave in
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saw to all and had no intention what
ever to wrong any taxpayer Of the
county and we are County Officials
and are going to be kicked more or
less, but we ask one favor Of the
kickers: Please do not put pegs in
the toe of your shoes while you are
operating on US.
Now, Des Laos Township, with ST.
10000 assessed on household goods,
was lowered to $4,000; Greedy Town
ship with $27O was o. KID by the
Board; Kirkely Township with S1195
was lowered to $4,000; Mckinley
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Township with 1898, O. K; Newman
Township with $1170, lowered to $500;
St. Mary's Township with $785, O. K;
Talgan Township with 1912, 0. K;
Willis Township with $1040, O. K.
So you see we raised and lowered so
assessments would be near equal to all
and the State Board raised household
furniture 20 per cent on all household
furniture, with Peter Benson up in
the air
Respectfully yours,
P. VANDENOEVER,
County Commissioner, 1st Dist.
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MARYLAND Election.

Maryland ELECTION.
The following is list of officers
elected without opposition in Maryland
township recently:
Supervisor-Chester Campbell.
Clerk-M. 0. Ofsthum.
Treasurer-W. R. Lands.
Assessor-C. F. Weed.
Justice of the Peace-A. II. Mccoy.
Constable-ohn Simonson.
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New Tailor and Barber Shop.

Christ Demopolous, a tailor who has
been located at Glenburn for the past
three years, has arrived and is pre-
pairing to open a tailor shop in the
Parker building, East Central avenue,
in a few days. He has made success
of the business at Glenburn and feels
that he will do we'll here. He expects
to have a barber shop in the front of
his room.