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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-09-24
CARRANzA SENDS
CAVALRY TO JUAREz

Juarez, Mex, via Ell Paso. Sept. %.
The Carranzista garrison here In
being heavily reinforced today. Three
train loads Of cavalry from Chihuahua
City and points south detrained and
went into camp this morning. These
additions to the forces already here
are believed to have been prompted
by the threat Of villa that he would
drive the Carranzistas now at Juarez
into the Rio Grande river"
Rumors Of an impending attack
swept over Juarez las. night. follow
ing the discovery that bridge six
miles south Of here on the Mexican
Central railway was blown up Thurs
day by small party of bandits.
According to arrivals from the
south, villa forces are now encamped
only 22 miles outside OF Chihuahua
City. where they have been since they
left the city after their attack Sat-
urday.
Passenger service between Juarez
and Chihuahua City which was dis
continued yesterday by order of the
Carranza military authorities here.
had not been resumed early today.
Authorities refused to explain why
the order was issued, declaring It
came from Carranza,
Gonzales. Carranza commander
here, has posted decree that any
civilian found with arms or ammuni-
tion on his person or in his home,
will be summarily executed without
the formality Of trial. This action
was taken for the purpose of prevent
ing sniping by sympathizers In case
Of an attack, as was done at Chi
huahua in last Saturdays attack.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-09-24
PEACE PLANS ARE
UPSET BY VILLA

New London. Conn, Sept 2S.--Car-
ranza's apparent failure to direct an
effective pursuit Of the Villista forces
that attacked chihuahua City may
radically affect the tentative plans of
the Mexican-American peace confer
ence for border patrol, The COM
missioners had practically completed
their work on a plan for border pa
troll when the villistas struck. II
called for cooperation by Mexican
troops with General Pershing's forces
In patrolling the border and was
about ready for submission to Wash
ington and Mexico City.
The villa raid itself did not alter
the plans OF the conference, since the
villistas were beaten off with heavy
losses, according to Carrangista re-
ports. But the American commission
ers did not believe that General Tre-
vino, the Carranza commander at
chihuahua City, would start immedi-
ately In vigorous pursuit of villa
forces and disperse the bandits.
There has been no indication that
this has been done. Treyino's failure
to take the aggressive against the
bandits has again raised the question
as to whether Carranza Is able to or
ganize an effective patrol to suppress
handltrv desp'te his promises.
Tho whole matter will be threshed
out when General Bliss returns from
Washington next week.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-09-24
LARGEST COPPER
DEAL ON RECORD

New York, Sept. 2S.-The British
government, through J. P, Morgan &
Company, its purchasing agent here,
today contracted with American cop
per producers for 100000 long tons,
or 44S,OoO,OOO pounds, of copper, at
a price slightly lower than % cents
. pound The purchase, involving a
total of more than s125,00O,oOO, is
the largest single transaction in the
history OF the American copper in
dustry,
AS the United States mines pro-
duced about 1,60O,o 100000 pounds Of
refined copper in 1915, tho British
purchase represents about one-fourth
Of a years output. Delivery is called
for in about equal amounts over the
grst six months Of next year.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-09-24
Jury Finds Warren K. Bill
ings Guilty Of First Degree
Murder for the Prepared
ness Parade Horror in July

SaE Francisco. Sept. 23.--Warren
X. Billings was found guilty late this
afternoon OF murder In the first de-
gree In connection with the prepared
ness day parade outrage at Stewart
and Market streets July 22, when ten
persons we're killed and half hun
dred wounded.
The verdict was returned at $3.50
o'clock, In the court OF Superior
Judge Dunno.
Thomas Mooney and his wife. Rena
Mooney: Israel Weinberg and Edward
Nolan. charged with murder in con-
nection with the same crime. are yet
to be tried.
The clemency OF the court was rec
commended, which means life i'm
prisonment
The verdict was a great surprise to
the court attaches, who figured on
Billings acquittal because of his
strongly supported alibi.
As soon as the verdict was read
radicals and others who have SYM
pathized with Billings crowded
around him, shaking his hands and
patting him on the back.
Attorney McNutt, chief defense
counsel. says Billings is the victim
OF frame-up.
AS yet Judge Dunno has not an
nounced the time he will impose Bill
iings' sentence. II is generally be
lleved that he will follow the recon-
mendation OF the jurors and impose
life imprisonment. owing 20 the cir
cumstantial evidence upon which tn,
entire case was based.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-09-24
FRISCO BOMBUN|0NS OF
THROWER IS n. Y. VOTING
CONVICTED ON STRIKE
Metropolis Apprehensive As
Date Nears When Walk
out Becomes Effective, and
Industry May Be Stalled

New York, Sept. 23.-New York
awaited with apprehension today
the next turn in the labor war which
threatens on next Wednesday, when
the order for general suspension OF
work" becomes effective to make the
largest city OF the world a city Of
dead industries.
Developments OF the last "a hours
have injected much bitterness into
the labor situation. developing the
strike OF surface. subway and elevated
car men. The general strike order,
as interpreted by union leaders today,
Is merely notice to the employers that
union men will not ride to work on
cars run by strikebreakers and guard
ed by the police; but. they assert, its
effect will be a complete tie-up Of In
dustry In the greater city, through
refusal to work OF nearly 100000
union members.
President Shontz OF the Inter-
borough. storm center in the labor
Fight. announced .ay that the policy
of ,ac company 10 deal with indivi-
dual employees and MT With unions
,r union e.Jd'Is had not leen al
tered.
1--WE are fully prepared for any
emergency" he said. "Our policy
will not, be changed. The 'only ques'
tion at issue is whether the individ-
ual is to be protected In his constitu.
tional right to work under conditions
satisfactory to himself individually. y
Many unions will have to vote au'
Ithorization of the strike. leaders ad-
mitted today, as not all leaders were
delegated power to order walkout,
this balloting VIII begin today.
Shontz was under fire today for
recommendation wh'th he made in
a circular addressed to the district
attorney ana t. in:..i;i al members
OF the srand jrry. blsfng that the
grand jury, which Is understood to
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-09-24

Asbury Park, N. j., Sept, a.
President Wilson has accepted invita-
tions to speak at Omaha, Neb,, on
october and at indianapolis on
October 10. NJ
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-09-24
BRITISH STILL WIN
ON S0MME FRONT

London, Sept 23.--The British
drove forward along the highway
leading to Bapaume last night, Gen-
eral Haig reported today East OF
Courcolette strongly fortified sys-
tenn OF German trenches was cap
tured on hnlr-milo front, The new
ly captured positions are linked with
those captured between Flers and
Martnpulch In the previous nighto
assault,
In the two nights fighting, the
British limo was pushed forward on
a front OF mile and half In the
direction OF Bapaume, The Germans
emerged from their trenches near
Thlepvol and made violent attack
west OF Mououet farm. They were
driven back with heavy losses,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-09-24
wORLD's SERIES PICTURE
RIGHTS TO sELIG COMPANY

Chicago. Sept 2S.--Exclusive NOV
Ing picture rights for the worlds
series have been granted to the Selig
Polyscope company. according to
statement made today by w. N. Selig.
president of the company, upon re-
ceipt Of telegram from Garry Herr
mann. chairman of the National Base
ball commission, announcing that
Selig was the successful bidder.
A confederation approximating
s25, 900 was included in the success
full bid for the exclusive rights for
filming the big series.
Pictures win be taken OF every i'm
portant play in each Of the games
that will decide the worlds champion
ship.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-09-24
-FOUR HUNDRED SQUARE
MILES or TIMBER AFIRE

Calgary, Alberta, Sept, 2S,--Four
hundred square miles OF timber In the
Peace river country OF northern Al
berta are burning today Large tracts
In the Blueberry mountains west of
tho Spirit river district have been
cleared by Are. Wild animals are
scampering to safety before tho fires,
rs n black cloud settles over the en-
tlro district.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-09-24
.zEPPEL|NS
. AGAIN RAID
LONDON
One Giant Air Craft Is De-
stroyed, According to The
Official Report, Though
Many Bombs Are Dropped

London. Sept. 23.-It Is oficially
announced that one Zeppelin engaged
in the raid over the west coast tonight
was destroyed. and 1t is reported that
a second one was brought down.
General French announced early In
the evening that raid was in pro-
gress along the west coast. with the
air fleet approaching London when
the official announcement was Is
sued. The Zeppelins were dropping
many bombs.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-09-24
GERMANS CAPTURE DUTCH
STEAMER PRINZ HENDRIX

The Hague, Sept. 2S.---The Ger
mans have captured the Dutch steam
or Prins Hendrix, bound from Lon
don to Flushing, and have taken her
into zeebruggo with her so pas
sengers,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-09-24
HUGHES FAvORITE WITH
ENGLISH BETTINGTRoKERS

London, Sept, 23.--The Maine cleo
tion has made Hughes slight favor
ito over Wilson In speculating by
English insurance brokers, the Times
said today.
Before the election wagers on
Hughes were made at odds OF one to
three. Now Hughes is a favorite over
Wilson at odds of So to As.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-09-24

Petrograd, Sept. ga Russian
torpedo boat sank three Turkish
ships and several sailing vessels load
ed with coal at the port OF Eregli,
l2s miles east OF Constantinople, 1t
was officially announced today.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-22

Saben sic id)on Dlb Miiiion
9ier probirt9 @lei6 nit Dem beIten
it1ltortirten @ier .11no empfoblen bon
ben 9oftoren. Sod SSslano @reipins
Company. @n5.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-22
Mhticum Der 9lfaocmic. scr @iiicn=
idjaftcn.

Gem @rallde friibcrcr Sabre ioI=
gcno, miro Oas MlltIelm Der 9lfaoc=
rnle Der differentiation ar1 Nodmit=
tag oea belttigen @ebllrtstages pom
George @albington Don Elm bis flint
lphr gcoffnet lcill. Scr @intritt lit,
lpic g%cmobnlidl frei.
Sir oieienigen, lpelde oeur M3li=
lelrm llod) fcincn @elub o6aeitattet
babeH, mag Die Ibatiad)e bon Sllter=
Gle leill, oab Dos hieiige Mlliellm Ser
glfaocnie Ser DIFFERENTIATION nit
G11sllabmc Der Mltieen Ser Croft
ltaotc NIT 5n oell grobtell Qcbort.
Offenders berporra9eno iino bic
Sonutlln1gen peulal1iider l1llo moi
oniider Iltertbiill1er ionic %orientali=
ld)cr &llrltgcgG1ltallOe. sllld sic na=
Observation-Disclosures Sammll1ng iii
5icnllid) ppliitanoig, lnlo lit i6r neb=
men Bic beinliidc1 mie alslanoiidcu
allsaeltopftel Goigcl eillen bcrporra-
aclloen Glas ELL.
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Wimlct Gln6 acldloi1cn.

Ser oen @epobnerl1 ill Der 92ad)=
ibarld]aft polt GitD Sslaro ltt1b Oell
slnlagen Scr @ll1cple @erfe befanl,te
u@in1let Glltb" ioll 1ta6 elmer gelteril
bon Eoli5eiridter 2ol1is 6. 9fpbSe=
erlaIlenen Srore 5erltort werOen.
Ser Glltb bcfilloet li6 altf itdOtild)em
,@igentbl1m oireft binter Sen @lucole
&erfen. Sim Son1tag 9(6eno peran=
ltalteten bic GoliSiiten &ailer nto
Ibompipn cine &a55ia altf oelt 9lats,
,ner6aftcten Sobn Saltiell oils Setter
eil1es lnprOc1tliden @alies ltnb
tGlnil slferiony Mnltriee 6anm, fgb
Gong lnlo 2eip Grolte OILS SSlrlalielt.
Mrd) beidlaal1abnlten lie flint r,S
eine Babe aiite 5laide1bier, eilrl
i@allpne @bisfep Spielfartclt urtf
3igarrelt. @anien lieB feline @iirg-
|lhaft I'M Sfid). Die anoeren bic,
gerbaftetell muroen slt @elbi1rafer
bon ie ST 1lno in Die Soften Oes Sc.
rldtsperfa6rens perllrtDellt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-22
9etcricn Madlanenldmft
Sorbcrt sl1lgcbotc fir nelles BcbdltOe
eir,.

Sou Ser. 90. .. Gstericn Nad)lai-
ienid)ait miro OH Ser lmromeltlid)el1
glfe Ser 3. ltno Main StraSe. ciln
ei1lltGdiges, feltcrlideres @challoe
bon 1913 bel 100 SIT cinen1 aoltennni=
pal1o BON ld1atungsmaiIe $4,000
erridtet mer0cn.
Die critic oeiinitipe MadJrid)t iiber
Sic @roBe oes Gehiltoes mllroe &C.
tern oltrd) bic 3nltcllltag bon Gla-
1elt rll0 Spe5ififatipret oil bielige
Nrdliteftcl1 6efannt. Mit Dem Nicll=
bout loa anl /. Mfai begolmell per=
Der.
Gas @ebal1oe miro 1,clrl, oaoeu
entbalten, fiinf an ser Maia strabt
49, 100 Sub laltg ltlo bier oil Sci
3. strabe. Ger Sanptlaoelt mirf
ipolt Scr llniteo Cigar Store Gpl1pa.
l1p bellllbt aperoen. Gs 1eiBt, baI
oiele @eielidaft fin Sen gdlaocl
eine nlollatlide Hadt bon $3.50 &c.
5ablcn miro.
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Sic 1laaaeniianale.

gs lit geiihtisuns ,eincs prclBilden
Snfalteric Z Mcaimcnts. Sen nlarfir@
ten Seino ltellt Dos nit bcsn prcuBiz
ld)en Gc9in1erlt II Der Brigade ltcbcilpc
lddiilde Megiment.
Gin 3n9 bes preuBidcn Mcgiments
inter Scntnant 4. liegt nit in pprSerz
ltcrainie. @cgeniibcr, 1900 Dieter mcit
lpc9, all eiileln @albranp, liegt ser
Seinp 81 Sic sadicn. 2a benlcrft ser
2cltna1t, Dab ,Oriibcn nit @infcrflag<
gen ~9eirllfell miro. ST la9t Dem me-
ben inn ficserSen gntfernrtligslddser
llno &infer9cfreitcn:
p@cfreitcr e., poiien Sic 4ecnall
alf, mos bort briiben eelpnufen luirol"
gfab GINGER Belt oltpeitrcnsten
Sdasens fonntt alls oes @efreiten,
cincs Mbcinldnbers, Mllnb scr ber~
5reifeltc MllsrufA
v@err 2cltrnnt, nat Sic luinfcl,,
fam it nit peritonll, sic mafen nff
sadNiih." 3.
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Sci Sliitea, grfdltunsct uilp.
llnier 8rulttbee, @rnlipaitiaen llno
&liteubalian1. Gicpe's Ipotbefe.

Sl itiacr gaciic iii lit Morf IS
Inno Sic &srbcirathulo poll SrGllleill
@ol0ic @utetriit nit @errn @opo
gSelt. hci0c DON Iapcnport, Dor iid)
a%rlallNrn. Spmobl ser 9rdutiaanl
mic Nic 9ralt pcrfiiaell iibcr eillcn
Qrobcl ISrelln0cs= mo Sefanlten=
frcis. Ger @rdntiaom lit oils gdder
i'll God S%Sslano tbatig. las illnge
Noar miro icin SCENT IN Iapclport
alfidla9e1.
SSll ser Sffice Ocs Glerfs Irico-
bolOt ppll Ser @cboroe fiir offcltlidc
Nrbeitcn ml1rocl gciterl 5uci @all=
crlalblllbldleine ~allsaeltellt, Der critic
oil y. 9. @allilcn filr eil1cn Ncl1bnl
III 9So. 2317 Graou Strabe SIT eincm
%&oltcnplrnft Don $4,000 nno Der alt-
ocrc filr elncn llrnbat III Np. 332
graon Stroba Giga1tbiimer u. aodh
llnH &pntraftor 6ranf @ente, Tic
&plltraftoren fiir ocll eritcrell Nelt=
Galt lillo gof gros. ulo Gongcr.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-22
Spiel mor Nlirdnucg 5uiricoelitcl

Spiel mor Nirdmca 5nfrieoenltel-
lcnr.
SSrGlllein Muri1a @aubbera ais
Nroltleiu 9tora Ncllcloorf mic alldl
ihr gartller Ssfar &nfnlMlm dls
&ans Nboaen %cltlcoiaten it'd Ben
tlcilerel1, menl alldl iGtiplcrlam Mol
lett in better @eiic. lnto sSran @cr-
TIA GsltlIer ais e0irnItmaod@n @lara
idntlicgte iid} Dem Rah.ncn Ser Sanoz
lltll9 por5iialidj all.
@iQp Miiblbm p%erforpcrte Sen
Mlaior a. :. Hbooen int etluas iihcr=
triebelacr @eile, ltno Margarcte Ga-
ral1 lit 5rpar ulliibertrefflid) III lenti-
mentalen 9iebbo6erilmenrollcn, llidt
aber in Mollen Don M}iittern NIT er=
uadJcncn &iuoern.
Die nadite Gurltcllunlg miro ON
sanntag, Sen II. M1r5, gcgcpn
mcroell, ll1o 54uar a%clangt @lrmelt=
thal lnn0 &aoelbnra's uSSn meiBell
Mob'l" OILS gcnefiSuorltcllltng fir
@errl @ilp W'iihlhul Slrr sllfiiih=
ring. &err Moplf @eillc bonn Tcllt=
id,sn Sleater in ct. 2oris miro 90
ltIren.
81 6 aS
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Srgsen-S porogem Company.

Sn ser am Sonnabeno %abgebalte=
l1en Sabresperiammlung Der gettell-
SrDgen<Sporogea Company
nltroen Die folgenoen 8ean1ten fir
oas lalfenoe .Sabr erpablt:
Eralioeilt gopin S. 9etten=
oori. /
gi8epraiioent - 2. S. @alib.
sefretar n1o '5dabnleiIter s.
Mee0 Cane.
&ilis sefretar=5 6abmeilter llnl
.@eidaftsfiibrcr u. S. Gll1lell.
Die Sbigen llnD Sid Sane bil0en
ben 8ireftorenratb.
Mls Den llnt~erbreiteten @erid)ten
gebt berpor, bob Die getriebsflaiide
Der @eiellid)aft I'M lebtelt Sabre per-
0oppelt merben ml,bte.
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stbirifNer Observation-Disclosures
HunOS.

Ter npt Scr Stsllbcll9ciclidait
fir Die ii, Si5iriel intermittent ullo
frieasgcfnnacneu TslltldeL Sclter-
rsidler mo llnaarl a%ciomnlcltc
Nonos lit acitert ltt meiterc SS4.00
aellicsen. iooab sr iett Die Sunme
BON SS54.35 ergi5t. Gurd) Den herr
Ild)et @rfola ernnutbigt, bat lid} sic
Steabelteeisnidloft oils 3iel bic Mllf-
bringulle ciacr Snnlme bon $1,000
gelteft, nlo mir Slpeifeln nidt int ge-
ritgiten ourall, oab bieles 3iel er=
reid]t lperScn miro.
Die geilerl ci~naclurienen @etraac
lill0 lnie folNt:
Site BON Neitr1gcn BON Mitglie=
Bern Ser 0cltidllltberilden 9rei.
eiltiafeitsgcncinoc, Naitor 3. s..
Sorn, herid;tet Don Troll Tranf ".
M,,nHa,.
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@onr Sobe ab6ernfcu.

q ~ - y So
en-.
9tad langerenl 2eiocn lit am
.Sonntag Mbe1o INN sos Tim Srml
Margaretba Geterien lit ibrenl Sci
me in No. 1873 @elt ?. Strabe &C.
.ltorbg1.
Iie Ser tprbele ml1roe an1 "a.
Mltgult 1882 IN Nelt=&uIim, Slell=
felot IN Gattidlano acboren lu1o bot
.oaber eill Sitter bon iiber SO Sabren
erreidt. sln1 %. Septembcr 1856
perbeiratbctc lie lidp nit @errn Sens.
Geterlell, NIT Oeln lie I'M Sabre 1858
nod Scott Goltntp fam. @err Geter=
len lit i'm Sabre 1897 geltorben. Sic
Gerltorbene miro irberlebt Don iiinf
&inoern, Claus $. Geterien BON 0a=
beinr, g. s. Geterlen BON Sflaboma
Gitp, 6ralt Catherine Brandt bon
gecrner, Nebr., S. s. Geterlell l11b
Irat Margaret6e Gagel Iolpie fiilI
Gllfel= l1n0 iiebet ltrenfelfil1oern.
Sic 9ecroiglrng miro am Wlitt=
lpod NadNmittag Inn 5lpei llbr pon1
Sralterballlc aus alf Dem Iairn1olrnt
6ricobof ltattfinoen.
@arrie 9. @ornc.
S11 ieinem Seine III sio. t712
Soma StraBe lit anl 5olr1tag slbelro
aad) lallgerem 2eioen @err &arrie 9.
Sorne, Elm alter 2ofpmotipfiibrer,
%geltorbet. Ser @erltorbe1e fubr Mn=
Tang 1e5enlbcr lladD San Mntonio,
Ieras, febrte aber a11l lettcn Mitt=
lpod) nad) bier 5lriid.
Gr mltrOe aln 16. 9fopernber 1852
i'll @reut Sails, Mem @anpibire, &C.
boren nllo fan I'M Sabre 1869 nad)
Iapenport. sln1 20. Syolll1ar 1876
perbeiratbete CT ii9 lit 9lpd Sslano
NIT Sralllein ssoa Sbeffer, bic i'm
neblt 5ipei Sriioern, Sam g. bon 9a=
penrort lmlo 2arnie BON Minlleapolis
iiberlebt.
Iie geeroigung miro beltte Math,
mittag Inn 5pei l1br bonn Irauer.
banie GUS alrf Dem Safoale 6rieoboi
ltattfinben.
%. s. Glcpelanoi in Sarlan
Soma.
Sn Ieilem Semi in SarIan, Sssa.
lit ON Spnntag Mhe1o @err SO. S
Glepelano, elmer Ser befanntelten 9e
mofrater1 uno Ircilnal1rer oe5 Staa
tes Soma, i'm Sitter bon II Sabret
nod oreimpnatiger &lral1fbeit geltor
ben. Gin @er3leioen leste leil1en
2eben ein Gnoe. SEER Glepelalno &c
lorte ben1 3erepatb &onliitorium BOZ
Davenport OILS zines Ser eifrigitel
lno tbatiglten Mitglieoer al. 0iel
2ogenpereiniglr1g miro 5lt Der Mitt
1ppd} Nadmittag Inn 5lpei llbr ltatt
filtoenoen 9eeroiglll1g cine aus oel
2ogen6riloern @. S. SSiolar, Ssfpali
geder II. M. beItebenoen Delegation
pertreten leill. gr befleibete 5ablrei
dlc politiid)e lpie alld) gbrellalnter.
So Oiente er OILS Mitglieo Sc
Soma se1ats fiir ben is. Senats
oiltrift in Scr %. l111o "a. 2%egislatlr,
81 ld)lltg 2afapette Dolung po1t Sc
MSoilles fiir iel1es Mfnt. s(l1d mar e
, eill Itorfer &anoioot fir 3elegot 9
large fiir Die i'm SSl1lti bieles Sabre
ltatttlnoenoa oernofratilde Nationa.
&onnelltipn IN ct. 2ollis.
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3nr lcttcm Mmlc.
Tran 6rieoa 81. so a II II.

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llnter 5ablreider 8etbeiliglrng bat
gcItern %9tadytittas llnl 5mei llbr oie
geeroigung BON 6rau 6rieoa 81.
W}arnr bonn Srauerbaule, SEQ. 1922
@clt socltit Strabe aus allT DEM Daft
bale IrieObof ltattgeflmoen. Ser
Iranergottesoienit mllroc BON GaItor
Iolle1berg geleitet. Sargtrager ma=
rem Die Serren 81. 3idielbe, Is. 2un=
Den, :. q. 5ree, S. Sal1ien, 81. 6.
Sort nl1o @. Sris.
Sroll g. Golenberg nno syran 6.
8. @elrp trltgen bic ergreifenber1
5ralergeiange n8emltii1l sssle Of
Somerphere~ lu1b p9searer NH @pS
to Ibce" Dor.
Sobn g. 0acDer.
Sic 9eeroisltng oes am Conn.
abello 9tadmittag %perltorber1en Serrl1
Sobl1 9. Meper firoet bel1te Morger
Inn $50 l1br bonn Grauer6oule aus
NIT ei1er1 GrallergottesDienlt 1ln {
llbr i'll ser &atbeorale gum &eiligel
9!er5cn allf Dem ct. Margllerite's
.5rieobof itatt.
6rau Marie
Sim 5ol1rtaa Nadmittag INN 5lpe
llbr bat Die 9eeroigul1g bon Iral
Ofarie JrieDri6s bonn Gral,er6anie
9eo.7 @elt 6. 5traBe, aus al1f sen
Dat Gioge 5rie0bof IN @eit 2ibert,
ltattgeflmoen. Faltor @eisler leitet
Die Sralterfeier. gurgtrdger lpare1
Die Serren @ern1aln Staad, q. g
Iobrncr, $. @agner, S. S. Seize, 81
&owarlG uul0 2eonaro Gbriltenlen
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-22
Noti5 an etcucrsabler.

stoots= ln10 Gollntpitel1ern iino
om /. Saiular, lllo bielelben
ilberfaaig anl 1. Mair5 ltlb tro=
gen 3inlen 5ltr Hote bon / Ero5ent
per W1prat bonn 1. Wfiar5 an gered=
1tet, Delll1 llid)t Dor Dem 1. Mpril BE-
SrgelO ein Stel1cr5abler, ser
mill, mic piel ieine fdaigen
'stellern %betragen, telepbonire Np.
627.
9as @eIet crlabt feline Goti5, trob
alle0em miro oieie Office aus @cfal=
fir Die gteuer5abler, lpenlt cs
Die 3eit erlallbt, 9enjenigen Sen 8e=
trag i6rer Steltern brieflid 5lielroell,
toercn More1le befannt lit.
lin sic 3inlen 5ll permeioen, mill
len Die Steuern in Ser office oes
Gpnnty= Sdabmcilters be5oblt mer=
ben Dor 'sdlltb oes @eiddftes am
81. M'ar3.
@ngo&. Stabl,
Gou1tp=S dabmciiter.
Merdants gransier & Storage
SO. Selepbon S55. Qfu5.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-22

Mer6ants gransIer & Storage
SO. Selepbon $50. Q(ua.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-22
9ldltnna, 6. 81. 81

Cine Notwithstanding oeg Ml1=
quit @e1b Goltens $50. /, Is. 81. ST.,
finoet ain 9ienstog Mberb, 90.
8cbrllar Nel1te) INN 1870 llbr lit Ser
Wenlorial Saue ltatt, 5lpccfs Gm=
pfalla Oes Gepartement=S fii5iers.
Sic iino biern1it a%ltfgeforoert, onhpe=
leno 81 iein. @lle patriotiiden Ser
cine lin0 5ltr Gbeilnabne ei11gelaoen.
Sas. SideD, Mojutant.
Ser Srbe 81. 90. Grams,
&o1tnlanba1t.
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@aifett & Spnrigan,
galmlbnle fir gdillme, 3ierltraubcr
nnb 2mtbidaftsarbeiten gelepbon:
.9ao. 53O5S2. Nn5.)
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Sudscitsalpdcn
81 Ii hbara 8onitio IL.

6rdl1lein Gaa Gubberg, cine God=
ter non @errll uto Iralt Sltcrgelt
NllG6era Don Stodtol1, So, mitroe
aelteul 9~eadN1ittag i'm 2:.30 ltbr in
Sens Stl1oio onr6 Epli5ciridter
Soltls =. Nooocpig NIT @errl1 SEQ
llaro Galrltioll BON Iltralt, eilten1
So61e bon @errlt l1lto Ssralt 2ol1is
Nallltlan bon Inrant, So, getrollt.
9as jungc 4aar miro cilc 1sarn1
III Den 9Sabe pon Illral1t be1pirtb=
l6aftcn.
@art Morgon.
Irolrlein Morjorie Sort, cine
Sndjter bon &errl nlro Ssralt 9otrif
Gbcpne Sort Don geo. $3.50 @artlpel
Npenlte, Gbicogo; miro bellte Mbcno
I'M eltcrlid)cn Seine nit Serrn Go=
MIN 81. Wtorgat Don Iapenport ge-
trout rperocn. Scrr @torgal1 lit Elm
spbt Don eSralt Gbilipp Mprgan boz
gto. COS &irfmooo @%ollleparo. 81
hot Die Nderfmnidlnle in Mt1es abipl.
ptrt. stad Der Miidfebr bon elmer
altsgeocbnten @od]5eitsreile miro sos
Goar cine 6arm in Ser Nabe boz
8o(cott, 81. 81. geo. 3, 6emirt6idaf
ten. Die 6arnt mllroe fiirslid, Dor
9crrn 0'orsan gefouft.