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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-01-25

Two months after the disappearance
of Davis, the county commissioners
Investigated the sheriff's accounts and
finding them all correct, refused to
declare a vacancy.
Capper Named a Successor.
Shortly afterward a prominent at
torney and a state representative from
this county visited Gov. Arthur Cap
per and on January l a new sheriff
was named. He took possession of
the office and turned the deputy out.
If Davis should come back with a
prisoner who had escaped, or with
positive proof that ne had spent his
time searching for the Jail breakers
there is a question as to the action
of the commissioners in recognizing
him as sheriff.
The Davis Letter.
No similar case has ever come up in
the supreme court, and there is no
precedent as to whether the district
Davis as sheriff. Following is the
communication received by the dep
uty, and supposed to have come from
the deposed sheriff:
Il note that the governor has tried
to play politics and smart. My rec
ord was straight, and you continue to
keep it so and do the work as if l
drop in with the escaped prisoner, as
the trail is hot. No one made a racket
when he left the state to go to Cali
fornia on q vacation. and yet he kept
well papered while the state paid the
bill of his iunket, but my work and
whereabo must be secret until sue
cess crowns my efforts.
Tell the boys I am well, but work
ing. Will be home at the proper time
and will be a candidate for re-elec-
ton for a second term on my record
as an official, and will try and see
that the Denis give John and Arthur
I what is coming for their officious-
ness. There will be no fight in our
ranks and we will roll up our old
time majorities for the whole ticket.
Until l am declared dead or crooked
my time rolls right along as you are
doing my work as required by law,
just as if I was away, as in the past,
hunting a prisoner"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-01-25
Austrian Count Murdered for
Involving Young Duchess.
CONDEMNED BY EMPEROR
Fiancee Followed Him Into
Exile as a Page.
Servant Lured Him to the
Scene of His Death.

Paris, Jan. 25.-Another link has
been added to the chain of Hapsburg
love dramas by the assassination of
Count Seller in a Lucerne villa jan
uary 10. His death, it is declared. was
decreed by Emperor Franz Josef be-
cause he involved a young arch
duchess closely related to the Arch
duchess Marie Theresa in a love in
trigue. The tragic affair has only
just become public.
The married heir of one of the no.
BILE Austrian families, Seller met the
archduchess during a winter at Pre-
war. He began filtration which de-
veloped into real love on both sides.
At the outbreak of the war the
count was a cavalry lieutenant at.
tached to the staff of General Won
Hoetzendorf. He continued to cor
respond with the archduchess. In
December, 1914, when he was sta.
toned at headquarters in a Hungar-
ian village in the West Carpathians
he begged the young princess, whom
he hoped to marry after the annul-
ment of his first marriage, to visit
him.
Ffancec Met Him.
Disguised as a nurse the arch
duchess, accompanied by a small
suite, journeyed in an ambulance
train to the village. The count re-
manned in the train with her for sew
eral hours but during the tete-a -tete
a spy informed General Won Hoetzen-
dorf of what was happening.
When the princess stepped on the
platform to bid the count goodbye
the couple were confronted by the
chief of the general staff.
After the archduchess's panicky de-
parture General Won Hoetzendorf had
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-01-25
Ordinary Nuxatcd Iron Will Make Deli
cate. Nervous, Rundown People
2OO9o Stronger in Two Weeks
Time, in Many Cases.
Time, in Many Cases.

NEW YORK, n. Y.-Most people fool
ishly seem to think they are going to get
renewed health and strength from some
stimulating medicine, secret nostrum or
narcotic drug. said DIR. Sauer, a specialist
of this city, when, as matter of fact, real
and true strength can only come from the
food you eat But people often fail to get
the strength out of their food because they
haven't enough iron in their blood to en-
able it to change food into living matter.
From their weakened, nervous condition
they know something is wrong, but they
can't tell what, they generally COM
mence doctoring for stomach liver or kid
ney trouble or symptoms of some other
ailment caused by the lack of iron in the
blood. This thing may go on for years.
while the patient suffers untold agony. If
you are not strong well. you owe it to
yourself to make the following test. See
how long you can work or how far you can
walk without becoming tired Next take
two five grain tablets of ordinary nuXated
iron three times per day after meals for two
weeks. Then test your strength again and
see for yourself how much you have gained.
/ 1 have seen dozens of nervous, rundown
people who were ailing all the while, dou-
BILE and even triple their strength and en-
durance and entirely get rid of all symp-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-01-25
MAY GO TO HUTCHINSON.
Boys Who Escaped Topeka Industrial
School Slated for Reformatory.

Atchison, Kan. Jan. 25.--Louis
Rowe and Jack Gillian, arrested here
Friday morning for breaking into a
Whiting general merchandise store,
confessed to Desk Sergeant Joe Nc
Gee that they escaped last week from
the State Industrial school at Topeka.
They wore shirts belonging to the in
stitution-
Sheriff Johnson, of Jackson county,
got the pair Friday evening and took
them to Holton, where they will be
arraigned on charge of breaking into
the store. Having attained the age of
about is, each probably will be sent
to the reformatory at Hutchinson.
They confessed the burglary Gillian
lives at Cherryvale and Rowe at
Iarned
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-01-25
GETS CONSCIENCE MONEY.
Veteran Pays for WatcrmeIons Stolen
in BOyhOOd Days.

Sterling, Kan, Jan. 25.-Stating that
he wished to pay for watermelons
which he had stolen more than sixty
years ago, an aged inmate of the SOL
diers home in California inclosed a
check for five dollars in a letter which
was received recently by Mrs Mar
garet Jennings of this city. In the
letter he said that when a mere lad in
Pennsylvania ne, N company with two
other boys, had robbed a watermelon
patch belonging to Mrs. Jennings hus-
band. The boys had never confessed
the misdemeanor and the incident had
been forgotten for years. Recently the
man, now an aged Civil war veteran,
had been converted and the memory
of the boyish escapade had come back
and weighed so heavily upon his con-
science that he determined to make
amends
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-01-25
MRS. GUERNSEY TO w. c. T.U.
Kansas Woman in Address Discounts
Personal LibertY Theory.

Washington, D. c., Jan. o5.-That
the plea of personal liberty" is no
argument for allowing the manufac-
ture and sale of intoxicating liquors
was the assertion made by Mrs.
George Thatcher Guernsey, of indie
pendence, Kan, in an address last
evening at The headquarters of the w.
c. T. u, when Chaplin Union rendered
a reception to Mrs. Guernsey and the
Young Peoples branch of the w. c.
7. U. in the District of Columbia
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-01-25
New Kansas Postmasters.

Washington, D. c., Jan. 25.-The
senate has confirmed the following
pr aSidential nominations for postmas-
ter in Kansas:
B. NJ. Palmer to be postmaster at
Jewell; J. H. Rathbun at Downs
Leonard Willems at Lansing, Reuben
NJ. Long at Barnard, and John w
William at Clearwater.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-01-25
ALLEN ON PROHIBITION.
Wichita Publisher Speaks in Missouri
in OppositiOn to Saloons.

Maryville, Mo, Jan. 25.-Henry J.
Allen, editor of the Wichita Beacon
and prominent in national politics.
will speak here Eext Sunday night in
tho interest of the campaign being
carried on by the local option execu-
tive committee here. His speech will
be in opposition to the saloons, and
the meeting will be open to men only.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-01-25
A SUCCESSFUL PROPOSAL.
Oklahoma Girl Captures Kansan
ThrOugh Privilege of Lean Year.

IIIOupII TIN IICSC OI zap 1UaF.
Peabody, Kan, Jan. 25.-Miss Tena
Smith, of Golatry, Okla, while visit
ing in this county used her leap year
privilege" and as a result her visit
now will be indefinitely. The man to
whom she proposed and accepted is
Louis Rodger, of Durham.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-01-25
DINNER STORIES.

How did you happen to get that
medal you're wearing ?"
Il got it for saving an unpire's
life. l had pop bottle in nv hand
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-01-25
GOOD LOOKS REFLECT
GOOD HEALTH

highest form of the pure white min
eral oil recommended by leading
doctors the world over for constipation.
Nuiol does not act by irritation but
by lubrication-by softening the
intestinal contents and facilitating
natural action in purely mechanical
way.
Nujol is colorless, odorless, tasteless.
1t can be taken by anyone, even the
youngest child, in any quantity,
without danger.
Write for booklet, The Rational
Treatment of Constipation. If your
druggist hasn't it, we will send a pint
bottle of Nujol prepaid to any point
in the United States on receipt of
75c-rnoney order or stamps.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-01-25

II thought you said this car was
self-starter" said the lady to the
agent from whom she had purchased
her automobile.
Il did," replied the salesman, land
you'll find it just as 1 represented
Il find that it is nothing of the sort
1 have to push a button to make it
CO."
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-01-25

Y you can't have bright eyes and
a smooth, clear skin if the fer
menting waste products of
constipation are poisoning your
system.
Constipation is the chief cause not
only of poor compilations, but of three
quarters of the illnesses from which
women suffer.
Heed the danger signals of pallid
skin, poor eyesight, headaches
check constipation before it is too
late. Not with laxative drugs which
physic and irritate and later bring
about reactions which make you reg
ularly dependent upon them. Bring
about natural conditions, Natures
way-with Nuiol. Nujol is the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-01-25

NOTE-Avod cheap and big powders for they of Uniform
they leave the biscuits and blesced
acd sometimes yellow and alkaline and often unPalaiab
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-01-25
Drawn for the Topeka State Journal

lCOpyriEht, 1915, by H c. Fisher
Trade Mark Reg. u. 5. Pat. OFF,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-01-25

Send for the cook book today. Address
CALUMET BAKING POWDER CO., Chicago, Ill.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-25
slns sem Gcridt.

Sin @eil1d iiir cine uMedanic's
Siel1" i'm @etrage BON 1868 lit bon
Der Sllteritatc Bacterial Company
bltrd Sic 0lmpalte 5barpn llno Sig
gins gegen Charles gnborf geitelt
lporoen. Die folgenoen 6alle linb
bon Sen Mlpalten 8ettp lll1o 9ettp
5llrildge5oge1 morben:
9eelion Sec gegcn Builders 2inle
a1b Cement 81.
slmp s.. Collins geger1 Samuel
|@lea5aa.
slpo Morqoian seeen Sobn So6lt-
lion.
gltna Mcaca gesen .. s. @lcaee.
8iIiam 6. Snioer gesel1 Gus g..
Iro1plt.
gtbel gnslcb Fat ourd snnpaIt
Gealff Stteien cine SdeiDl1ngsflage
gegelt ibrel1 Malrt, George 6. Grs=
lep, wegel1 @beiheioung al1ltrengen
laiiell, Gas 9aar perbeiratbete lih
ltadl Der &lageid)rift arl. 5. Mar5
1916 III Davenport llno lebte bis
sum- Is. Ipril 1915 5uiamnlen.
Observation-Disclosures ml1roel1 an
911a @aidt IeltamentspollItrederin
Der Nadlalicnlhaft bon grneltine
9ller ausgclteIt. Mnmalt Ser Mn=
gelegen6eit lit @iuian1 @oerid.
Die 6dle Ser aepltone @ltbber
Gonlpo1p acgell 6. @rolpn l1no ser
|Greolt goialtment Gontpal1n gegett
IS. 81. spOini ft10 nod elmer gelterl1
bon Mlipalt Slaac Getersberger bi11=
terlegten Noti5 5uriidge3ogen NOR
|0e1t. !
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-25
nno ar6eit 5t entidaoisen ,1r,o lie ilt
ben .Stano 5lt leben, Dem uIriclrolp
9sollle" Gin lilbldcs 5iimnld)en 5ll
~il6erpciIcn.
8nrtis Gpcrnlans.
Mit Ser fr.an5Diiidem
Wrmpe.

Mit Ser franoDiiiAen
Mrmee.
gis sum 5pnntag niditer ISOLDE
lperocn inn @trtis Spern6alls, Nad)=
mittags ul6 M6el1os, @alloclbilber
ge5eigt iper0el, lpeld)e 1lls Sic frall=
5oltlde Scite Oes &rieges porfiibren
lperoen. Ga oiele ourdy GrlaubniB
oes fran5oiiidDen Ge1eral6itabs lalf-
getommel1en @anbelbiloer ll15tpei=.
sum- beileren @erItanonib ser
'Sitllation 0ienen ulb ga bel Ser 9c=
ltrtbeilllng irgeno elmer 5ade ltets
5tpei Seitell 81 beriidlidtigen iino,
Die 3eutiden 10 5ablreid mie
moalid iid 81 oen fran5oiiiden@a
oelbiloern einitelelt, al(ein ld)pn aus
Dem @rltllOe, lint Sen 9etpeis 5u lie
fern, DOB Tie tros Ser fir 3euti6lal1O
9%ebegten SDmpatbien elm leudtenbes
@eiipiel bon pSair Mlap" alien Ma-
~gegeniiber in bie Ibat 1lnl-
Die giltrittspreile betragel1
% Gclts fir gnpadiene nn0 10
Gents fit &inoer.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-25
Sancnpurt's e$nacItb,uchr.

Vie Slgenolpebr bon 0apenpprt
Cs'oD Scouts bat Ollrd) Die leit nleb-
rerel @odel, Don Dem ~natiol1alcn
Ielolefretdr Ser 9elpeal1lg, &ornmiI-
lar Go0D, gelciteten &an1pagnc
betra1tliden 3uluahS erfabrel,
mo ninamt inn erbo9ten Mo-
Sc 0ass %sSSltterclic meiterer &reiie gc-
fallgen. Nadocm &ommnilIar Coon
atn lebten Mfortag Dor oelll MutarD
elltb iiber sic 3iele ln0 3lpcrfe Scr
SllaeltOlpebr : @elucgMilg gelprodell
bate, Bielt er ON 0ienstag NbeltS
ppr Dcnl Miltterflltb ser Saffron
leaders Mllpciatiun einelt beifanig
allfae1ptnltiellcll Gortrag iiber bos
Sbera .SssltgcnGpcbrcn ais @l,tba-
ben bon @emeilucien".
ST lprah bon Der 9sotbmenbigfcit,
nas 2eben Scr &1laben 1T georbmetc
aallale S1 leitcll. Die Sltgenomet-
rem batten il, 5oblreiderl amoerer
.Staoten 9ebcllte,locs geleii tet. aIs
|geilpiel fiibrtc or cinen 9re5inft IN
Nbllaoelpbia an, in Dem mr Der por
.lnebreren Snl'rcll erfolgten @riill-
oitng Der Sltaenopcbr AZ &1taben
nod Der ltuatlid]sn 8elicrltngsanitalt
geldaift porOcn icieh. Sc0er <abe
e%rfor0ere jabrlido $500 lt%nterbal=
t%llassseloer. SIN letten Sabre ieiett
aus Oemlelbcll Gre5itft MIR orei
&l1aben nod Ser 9eilcrlnasanltalt
gcldidt mprocn. &ommiliar Gobp
fir6rte Diele meicntlid)e @erbeliernllg
brett oltf Sen gllte1 ginfluB Ser .Sssll=
ge1totpebr nltf sic mamnlif,e Sasllgen0
lenes Gre5inftes 5llriid.
Mltd) bot &%onuniiiar GObp bieicr
Gage eilen Gortrag Dor bcrt biciiaen
Gifts Glltb iibcr bic Sllgenolpebr &C.
baltcm nl1o iih Die &%opperation Ser
Glfs geIifcrt. Sie Nationalbeamten
Ser glfs plarcll Die Organization bon
Sllgenonebren in ibre11 idmmtlid)el1
Clubs IN Den Gcreimigteu Staatcn.
SsSltgetlbmebren iino bereits. me6rerelt
Glfs=Glubs angcglieoert mor0en, 10
5. g. lit ser StaOt st. 2omis.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-25
Seine slftiun III Ilcnaraasidnf=
Stbund.

Sn Der aeltern Mbeno bon @iirgcr=
l%leilter 4lfre0 s. MlteIlcr cillberufc=
men Menarausldub=Sitl1 oes
'Staotraths ml1roe. ser bon Ser God
SslanO gabngeielidaft gegell Sic
BON Der Staot pprgenpnnllene ap1t-
oenlnirllna zines iblren geborenoen
@ebietsitreifens alpilden Der 4. l1l1o
8. llllo Der Saplor l11o Jian1ore Str.
altfgenon1mcn. SIN iener Stele ipG
cine saep geid)affen meroel1. Mb=
1daber battel1 0en @ertb oes Ser
@of Sslano gabn e~eb0reltoe1 strei=
tens oltf $500 belpert6et, mabrenb
Die ga1ngeIeaidaft bebanptet, ibr
f%p1roe1nnirtes Gigelltlltln lei S2,1OO
S11 oerSitltltg ONT geltrigen s(be1to
lparen @ertreter Ser 8afngelcald]ait
lolpie sl11malt Sauuff 5llgegen. Mod)
@erat6ltng ml1rbe bejdloIien,
Die @ngelegeltbcit ben1 Iil1allsfomite
nllo Dem Stabtanmalt 5l iiberpeilen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-25
GrfolgrcidJcr Masfcuball III
MaIrptt.

Gcd]t eriolgreid) nulO gcmiitblid
lit Der am lestcn Solutabeno in @al=
colt pcranltaltete grobe Masfcnbau
I'M &alcnttcr &~ololiel1n1 pcrlaltfcn.
Stc Masfen marell il1 erfrc1lld)er
glt5abl erldjielcn. llnter ibncn De-
fanoel iid) 5abIreid)e oriainele Mas=
felt. Die Ereispertbcilullg er9ab
fplgenbes Meinltat:
@eltc Grippe - 9ieaer - Glic
ltllo Mlmile &ieiielL &attie Moeler,
@llie Setfnlallll, $. 90. GGriltenien
ltnO Nl6crt Giclien.
3lpeitbelte @rllppe: 3elltld,e Mll=
|iifaltelr @ll1. Offering, u. @all-
len, snfreo Gboot, Sulills Gal1ltiall
llllo Carl 9ootran.
Criticize Grippe: 3ltdltbausler
Sranflin g1nler, Snbn @ebm,
Nobcrt Siebfc, Silbert Sdu1ecflptb
ltno George Spetb.
@cltc 0amcnlnasfc: Sralllcin 60
rotbD 9ebrsl1s als Martba @albing=
ton.
3fpeitbe1tc 2anlcl1lllasfc: Irauleill
Gcrona Stolffer ais 3iaell1erir.
@elte Ian1et @baraftcrAlasfe:
TralIleit 2ltep Stedler als Silber=
%Iterl1c.
3meitbeItc GaQleu Gborafternlas=
fc: Tralt Stcd)cr ais Silhcrntpn0.
@eltc @errelrl1asfe: Otto Goerlls=
felot oils &aiier @ilbelm.
3meitbeite @errcumasfe: Gnlil
Glauiier oils Merifaner.
9eite &crren Gbaraftermasfc:
Sotm Srepnlalln als Srgelnrebcr.
Spaiiigitc N.fasfen: Noolpb Miei=
len lu1o Sobanltes Gagel oils Ielo=
arbeiter.
Grtrapreiic errallael1 iid Sulloa.
@lltenid)oen uno Meta Goennsfelot
als 3eitu1gs1 9ll1strdgerinnen, Tra11f
oils Onfel Sant nl1o Sof1
Simon als Oeltid)er Sffi5ier.
Mn Dem Wasfenban nabmen nleb=
rere bllnoert Gerlonen tbeil. Mady
Der 3ernasfirung folste Elm gemiitb=
llder 9al, apeld)er bis in sic friiben
Worgenltllitoen 0al,erte. slltd1 al1
'speile 11rtb Sranf gob es feinen
O}al19el, l1nO ser oiesiabrige Mas=
fellbal 5u 8alcott retbt iid ieilen
gorgangerlt piiroig an.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-25
3~oliscifommiiiion pronct Inter
i indntng an.
3a6lreid)e ,3eugen IN gpers GoSes=
fall Dp%rgela6en.

Die @eb1roe Ser Nolisei= llno
Seuertpe6rfomi1iiiare bat anf bellte
Wtorgen Inn lleul1 llbr eine l1nterill=
dung Ser 9ealeitumitanoe oes 90
besfalles Don George S. gpers. apel-
der pprgelterlt Morget gegen finn
llbr III elmer 3elle Der 8oli5eitpa1e
als 2eid)e aufgefunOe1l mltrOe, a,1ge=
orbl1et.
3ablreide 3ellgen iin0 porgelaoell
morben, ll1ter a1loerem Die 8oli5iltel1
llnb @alisldilb, amtirenoer
Acknowledgement SiDneD 2a@range,
Jrau Mlrpil,e &eeenitter, melde 0as
Girlpca Soule betreibt, in DENT gpers
5ltlest gemobnt hat, @illiam 9easel,
melf)er int b%erIel6en 3eQe nit gpers
lln~tergebradt mar, ullO MnOere.
9as Scrbor miro Don ben Gpli3ei=
fonulillaren .l11lD Stabtalnpalt Garl
$. 2ambad geleitet merOer. 8or=
ltser Saeger BON ber &olnmillion
'bielt geitern Maorgen cine apnferen5
NIT Dem Observation-Disclosures Gbar=
les S6lueter ii6er Sic e(11gelegenbeit
Qe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-25
st. Soiep1's Mannerdyor
@irO am Sonntag, 5. Madiir5, groi5es
Triibiabrsfpn5ert gcbell.

Sim sonntag, sen 5. Miar5, apiro
Der ct. Soiepb M%iailtnerdpr leil ia6r=
lid)es 6riibiabrsfolloert III ser Mula
Der llelten ct. Solepb's @elneinoe-
lfltle oil Ser 6. llto Marqltette Str.
aeben. Set @oden fat Ser gbor
flelBig gcprobt, llnr an ieil1em gbrell=
abeno cill g1dn5enoes @rpgrarnm eli
mem mltiifliebetloen 4llblifllm Dor
leten SIT foiltren. Die syabrcsfonser-
te bes ct. Soiep6 @Gil1l1er6ors iimo
apegen ibrer @eoieaei,beit iberiibtnt.
Sir bas &on5ert altr Sonntag in
eil1er @ode iino .n1cbrere Soliitelt
gemonllelt lporocn, 10 6rdltIei1 Mnna
@%clel16erg, Irauleim gdebler, @err
9. Magmalln lllp.. Gin gioli1-D lrett
miro bon Malter @erbert 5il6erItein
ultO Serrn grnlt otto gelpielt laper-
oelt. 2esterer miro a1dy Sen Ebor
oirigircll. Ml11 Ser 9apenport ;3i-
tberz@lllb lit init mebreren Nl1mtmern
alrf Dem Irogramm. gluf mieber-
Sboltes grIltd)elt fat Ser Manlerd)or
Sen 9ops @lee glub 1t11O oen Dollag
2aoies gboir 5lt 2ieoerportrdsel1 cil,-
gelaben. 3ns 8plnite fir bieies gro-
BE m%ltIifaliide grcignib bete6t ol,s
ben folae1loen Serren: I6co. Cor
miiler, 8oriiser; Mtr1al1ous @oeber,
Sobn Setter, gbds. @erg, Sen Sln=
mi1g, Sgeo. Shebler m1to 2ouis S.
Neiter.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-25
Ginscianot

Die geraualtln1g Ser 9lud Sslano
gabn mlb ouf lebr intin1em SUB
NIT unlerer Eoli5ei iteberl baB n1a1l
erlal1bt, @inter auf @inter
ben Sd)nce ltnO Sd,1nl1s Dor Dem
neutrality-suspicious. in bic FINITE Str.
51 lperfel1, no oiele Damn inn sdat=
ten Der Wialter 1pod)el1lang Die Stra-
BE %perun5iert. Iies geidiebt ip5ula-
gen Dor Den altgen Ser Moli5ei, auel=
che cine Station an Ser 5. llt1o Main
StraBe bat. 2ebten @inter crit nabm
es ein Girlgelan0t inn ulenofrat" ,
pen Nllraermeilter SIT peranlaiiell,
oaB Die 8oli5ei Ser gabnpertpaltl1ag
Dos yteinigen Ser StraBe gebot.
Us mare Elm Seidtes fir Sic @obll,
Den shnee, mie es 1id gebort, bireft
al1t 1bren 8aggons lpeg5uidaffen.
sic lpiirbe Dies .al1d6 jeoenfalls
tbll1l, mel1n lie nidt auf oie Madiidt
Der gapenporter Eoli5ei baute.
Mte fa111t lnall cor ben 8iiraerll
eriparte1l Die allep rei11 51 balten
ooer inn CONNER lire @airten inns
9al'ler 5u idmiiefel1, menlt man @in=
ter allt Billter Die gabnperpaltune
1ppdenlang oie gtrnBe CUR 9lblage>
rll1lg BON Sd)n1ub benllbel1 labt.
gteQeldbt fonnte Die Holi5eifommil.
lion Da a6bilfe idaffen.
Gin g iirger.
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Serr nuO Tran g.. s. gnrmcitcr
@erocn belltc oas. Set ser 5ilbernct
Sod)5eit f%eierl1.

SEER lno 5ran 6. S. @,rncilter
bon Geo. 1044 8elt a. StraBe tper-
ben am bertigen Nbenb SOS Sci it,
rer i%ilbernen @od5eit i'm Outing
Club feiern. Ias Naar pe%rbeiratbe=
te 1id) Dor % sa6ren in Davenport.
Sir Die 6eier int Outing Club iino
so @eOede gelegt morben. Der Gle
entlprangcn 5ipei &inoer, 2eonaro
mo Sraltlein gleanor 9urnaeilter,
Die bel Der 5eier mitbelfen meroelr.
gor elmer &eibe bon Sabren persog
oas 9aar nod elmer Jarnt, febrte
aber Dor 5ebn Sabren nady bier slt=
riiG.
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Contemporary Glnb.

&idlter ~. 5. 0oneeall bielt &C.
tern M6enO Dor Sen Mitglieocrn oes
CONTEMPORARY Glllhs i'm Outing
Club einen ilitereiio1tel1 @ortroo
llber oas I6cma uGitp Manager
Iprn1". Iie MitglicOer 6es Gpntem=
porarD Clubs lparen fait poQ5ablig
5ugegen nt1o lallld)ten Den geoicgeneu
Altstllbrlt1gen ilber oie i1nr1er apei=
ter I'M ii6 grcifenoe Gepegltr1e al
,@lt11ltel1 Der Gerlpoltltng onerifani=
ld1er Staote Ourd eire1 BON ser
'stoot ctt9a9irten itaotildlan Sc
ldafts1llbrcr nit iid)tborem %ss1ter-
Gle. Geld)er @eifaa ml1r0c ocn1 gieo=
ller ge5olt.
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0pdscitsalpfcn.
@rom GcraM . II.

-eA4 o. ~ :" BaAFA4
Traltlein SID @romll, cine Gpd)ter
bon 9errn atno 6ram 9. &c. @ropn
bon 2eGlaire, 1mlrOe aeltern Mittag
I'M 5mDlf llbr i'm elterlid]en Seine
ourd) Heb. sc. g. &rober bon Der Sc.
Claire presbpterilden Stride nit Oh.
g. Is. 6ergllion pol, Nclp Saben,
CONT, getraut. Mad Ser Gralll,1g
mlroe eim &od)seitsmabl lcrnirt.
Iraltlailt 9rplut ipnr bis SIT i6rer
gerbciratbnng 2ebrerin in Ser @h,-
|d)anan 5dltle. 9us iltnge @aar bat
gclterll Die Meiie nod leincm l1cllel1
Scim III 9tep Sapen a%tgetreten.
80 NJ er 5eIIner.
Trallleilt @ilnla @amlcr, cile
Sod)ter bon Serrll lnlN Srall s. s.
|@amicr bon Wapsbiae, SSa.,s 1ullrbe
..poraclteru slbellO INN ie1s llbr i'm.
lelterlid)en Seinle ollrh 4Soli5eirid)ter
9oltis 6. GoOoepig NIT &errl1 iSreoa
S. Iclller, eilen1 Sobne bon @crrn
ltro Sralt Iellner aus Ser l1mgegcn6
bon Gloribee, Sa., 9etrallt. 9inh ser
Sraulnlg folgte cite @pdeseitsfcier,
OH 1peldler lid 16 llrnittelbare So
milienmitgliepcr betbeiligten. Das.
llnge Gaar miro cine 6arm iiioDit=
lid por @loribge bemirtbidaften.
Stpltenberg Maben.
Sraulein Nnna Stoltemberg, eile
Sodlter pom Serrn l,no Sralt Ser
manu- Stpltcnberg bon ST. 81. SO. /,
Gloriogc, mlrbe porgeitern Madn1it=
tog INN aiuei ltbr in Sens @bptp Stlt=
oio ollrd) 9oli5eirid)ter 2olis G.&ob-
oemig init @errn @errp Mlaber, it,,
ciaem Sobne bon sSralt &eltrp Ma=
Ben bon $50. $50 9eue Mnerlte &C.
trallt. Iralsellgen lparen @err llnb
6rau Ibeo. @pebrle BON 9openport.
1as Raar miro cine 5arm in ser
ytdbe BON glOribge bepirtbidaften.