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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-15

A committee of eleven men was ap-
pointed by the Yearly meeting to con-
slider this matter, to have the building
carefully examined and to report to a
future session.
Apprehend No Danger
The committee did report later that
they apprehended no immediate dan
ger but suggested some repairs that
should be made. They also suggested
that the Yearly Meeting name COM
mittee to consider the propriety OF
building new Yearly meeting house
and It thought best to sell portion
OF ground south of the Yearly Meeting
house lot SO as to defray the expense
of building. The Yearly Meeting ap-
pointed a committee of thirty-nin q
men who were to take the entire mat
ter under serious consideration and re-
port the next year. In 1870 this COM
mittee reported as follows:
ITO the Yearly Meeting:
The committee to whom was re-
ferred the subject of building new
house to accommodate the Yearly
Meeting report that we met and after
a free interchange OF views, are united
in reporting 1.-TWO individuals dissent
ing) that 1t would be best-all circum-
stances connected with the present
condition and want of the Yearly Meet
ing in this particular being considered
to build on the northeast corner Of
the land connected with Earlham col
lege and that it would be right to sell
our present Yearly Meeting property
and appropriate the proceeds of sale
towards the building OF new house
on the land mentioned"
Report is Considered.
The record states that the Yearly
Meeting considered this report, but
it was not satisfied to adopt it or the
location proposed and dismissed the
subject for the present. In 1872 a
committee of five, with an advisory
committee of one from each Quarterly
meeting was appointed and authorized
to sell the old property and procure 4
suitable location within the limits OF
the city of Richmond, and build suit
able house If in their judgment 1t was
best to do so. This committee was
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I Alice Winder and Edward Timberlake
were appointed to be present at that
time.
The hrst membership included IS
members from Whitewater Monthly
meeting, so from South Eighth Street,
10 by request and by certificate
| 1852 in all.
Runs Back Over Records
| With the establishment of the
monthly meeting an accomplished fact
1t may be Of some interest to run
back through different records to dis.
cover, II we can. the constant and
abiding thought of Friends for meet.
ing west Of the river that seems to
have existed, almost from the estab.
fishing Of Indiana Yearly meeting In
1921. On December 10. 1888, we find
recorded two deeds transferring two
farms to the Trustees of Indiana Year
ly meeting, who were appointed to
receive them: the one farm north OF
the National Road and owned by Dav-
| i'd Wright; the other, south Of the
Road and owned by Zimri and Lydia
Cook comprising about 800 acres.
Deeds Cite the Reports
| In these deeds is recited the follow.
ing report from the Yearly meeting
held in October, 1888. 1.-The commit.
tee appointed at former sitting to
bring names of Friends to be appoint
ed Trustees offered the following:
John Maxwell Thomas Evans. Charles
Moffltt, James Pegg and John Pool
who were united with, and appointed
Trustees to receive deeds for the
lands purchased of David Wright and
Zimri Cook and to hold the same in
trust for the use. benefit and profit of
| Indiana Yearly Meeting Of the Relig.
| ious Society of Friends for a meeting
house or houses for the accommoda-
| ton of Friends for a boarding house
or houses for the accommodation of
Friends and their horses during the
| attendance at the Yearly Meeting !;
and If way should open. for the estab.
lishment Of Boarding School for
Friends children; for farming, pastur.
age, etc, etc, and such other uses as
| the said meeting may hereafter direct
and for no other intent, benefit or pur-
pose whatever, and it is to be distinct.
ly understood that the said trustees
shall at any time hereafter transfer
the same to other trustees as the
said meeting may direct"
It could hardly be said for the &C.
commodation of Friends attending
Yearly Meeting"-if the boarding
house and hitching grounds were to be
on the farm and the Yearly meeting
continued to be held away to the
northeast of the Richmond Of that
time. 1t has been a general custom
for Friends to establish a meeting and
place a school near by: hence it would
seem that the early thought Of Friends
in securing this ground was for the
location of the Yearly meeting house
upon it.
Becomes Site Of School
The south farm became the home OF
the Friends Board School and because
of the burden of the building expense
the north farm was divided into
eight out lots and sold One five-acre
plot was decided by the Trustees to
William B. Morgan, who later sold it
to Timothy Harrison. He tuilt com.
modulus dwelling house upon it. Some
years after his death the Harrison
Eeirs decided this property to Cleve-
land X. Chase who later sold it to
Henry c. Wright and from him tn :
trustees of West Richmond meeting re.
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Events in Liberty

Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Dawson and
Miss Katherine Templeton, were in
Richmond Saturday. /. /. Misses Mary
Rebecca Pigman and Mildred Page
spent the day Saturday in Oxford
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bryant, and Mrs
Charles Little spent the day Saturday
In Richmond Monroe Duvall, Her
schel Duke and George Rude were in
Hamilton, Sunday evening for the
opening performance of Watch Your
STEP. Miss Eleanor Richardson re-
turned home Sunday evening from
visit with relatives in Indianapolis. :.
Mr.. and Mrs Lou Ryan were in Gin
cirnati, Tuesday. =. Misses Kate HUI
sted and Mayme Reeves and Howard
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ceived a deed for 1t in 1915. It is a
comfort to know that Friends
are established as a meeting on the
very soil that was dedicated to Friends
work those many years ago.
In 1848 the General Boarding School
committee reported to the yearly meet
ing as follows:
Ninth month, thirtieth, 1S48-Hav-
ing received an acceptable donation Of
, fifty pounds sterling from our dear
Friends in England upon which Is real
ICED the sum Of $245.65 for the purpose
Of assisting us in building q meeting
house on the school premises, separate
from the school buildings, 1t Is the
judgment Of the committee that such
a house would be of essential advan-
tage to the school, and that the case be
submitted to the Yearly Meeting"
Minutes Are Adopted
The Yearly Meeting adopted the fol-
lowing minute after this report was
read:
"The subject brought to view by the
foregoing extract has claimed the con-
sideration of this meeting; and we are
Informed that about $500 has been
realized by the committee from sales
Of surplus materials Of the school
buildings, now occupied; and that the
two sums may probably be sufficient
to pay the cost of building meeting
house as proposed. The meeting Is
free that the aforesaid funds be ar-
rropriated under under the care and
direction of the General Boarding
School committee for that purpose,
and encourages the said committee to
proceed with the work as in their judg
inent may appear best"
Nothing more Is reported to the
Yearly Meeting concerning this meet
ing house until 1851, when it was de-
cided to erect teachers dwelling in
stead.
Meet In Bible Class
In reciting some of her childhood
recollections Hannah D. Francisco re-
called, that some time during the
years between 1855 and 1860 several
Friends met every two weeks during
the winters, at some Friends home in
a Bible study class. This class occas-
ionally met with her parents. Joseph
and Esther Dickinson, and others who
lived east Of the river. It was ever
urged that meeting near the college
would induce Friends to settle in that
part and thus would be built up about
the college a strong and helpful meet
| ing.
In 1869 the Yearly Meeting trustees
brought to the attention of the meet
ing for Sufferings,a statement made
by three responsible builders Of Rich
mond, that the Yearly Meeting house
situated north of the railroad was in
bad condition and that pressure Of
heavy SHOWS might render it unsafe
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continued from year to year until 1877.
when the present site of the Yearly
Meeting house on East Main street
was purchased and the house begun.
Thus the subject of Friends Meet
ing on the West side was left until
the action enumerated In the beginning
of this sketch. On June 20. 1910, at q
meeting Of the men of the congrega.
ton It was the expressed opinion Of
those present that house should be
erected as a memorial to Allen Jay,
and this suggestion was endorsed by
the West Richmond Monthly meeting
December 4. 1910. The contract for
the new building was let February Z,
1916. Ground was broken on April
third and the corner stone was laid
with appropriate ceremony on June
seventh.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-15
VARICOSE VEINS ARE
QUICKLY REDUCED

No sensible person will continue
to suffer from dangerous swollen
veins or punches when the new
powerful, yet harmless germicide
called Emerald Oil can readily be
obtained at any we'll stocked drug
store.
Ask for a small bottle Of Moone's
Emerald Oil and refuse substitutes.
Use as directed and in a few days
improvement will be noticed, then
continue until the swollen veins
are reduced to normal. 1t is guar
anteed and is SO powerful that it
also reduces enlarged glands, va
icocle, goitres and wens. Glenn
Thistlethwaite's five drug stores
can supply you.-Adv.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-15
Barnard and Kenneth Thurston were

In Richmond. Sunday evening. 80.
Walter Bossert, Paul Farley and
Dwight Tappen were in Brookville
Friday night for the basket ball game.
Mrs. Charles A. DRAPER and daugh.
ter Elizabeth, will spend the day We'd
nesday in Cincinnati. Mr.. and Mrs.
F. B. Hustled were In Cincinnati on
business Monday. -. Miss Mabel Ear
hart of College Corner, was the week
end guest of Miss Mary Rebecca Pig
man. Mrs. Clarence Phares and
little daughter, returned to their home
in Camden Sunday, after a weeks visit
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-15
with J. NJ. Freeman and family.

with J. NJ. Freeman and family.
George Coughlin. was the weekend
guest of relatives in Indianapolis.
Walter Ainsley spent the weekend
with relatives in Connersville.. Miss
Helen Mitchell was home from Oxford
college to spend the weekend with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Smith
Mitchell.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-18
aann s(nsfnnft crtlcilcn.

Sci Dem ll1ter5eidu1ctct cingetrof=
felre 9ricfa aus &riegsgefangenenla=
gerl1 in gllglanb laiien erfcnnen, Dob
Yacfetc nit 9chcnsmtitteln etc. on sic
@etallgcncn bon Den engliidpn Be-
BORDEN a%lisaehonoist mcroer llllo iebr
eripiinldt limo.
@er baber acknowledgment in
Gnglal1o ourd l%leberleloullg iold)cr
Eadetc cine sSrcltoe hereitcn mill,
lpcnoe lidl lpegcn abreilet an Sen lll1-
ter5eidr1etcll, Ser ebenfaus &riegsoe=
fal1gel1er lpar.
@einrih @riem,
234O Glepelallo 9lpe., Gbicago, ~.
@crr @riem ltebt Sen Iapeapor=
tern nod bonn Son1taa Sen %. grai,
Der IN grinnerullg, als ct INTER oel1
oes gusIdnIIes fir qciltige
gel trebnngcn Der Davenport Sllrl1gc=
meillDe fiir oas belttide &otbe &relts
IN Der Sl1rltballe eil1en il1tcreiiantcl1
gortrag bielt, IN Sem er sic Gcrtfei=
Ser oelttiden &olpl1ic Ioao in
uno Die &apcrlng Ser
uMppaln" bon Der uOtome" beldrieb.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-18
Mationaler sfatfOnsref.
clint g., 8. llno 10. Suli i'm guoitor.iium
in Miltpallfee.

Ser 10. aongreB bes Morbameriz
fantlden Statberbanbes miro am g..
8. rnb 10. S1lli i'm Mubitorium in
yt1lpaltfee a%bgebalten. 9ie n0tbigen
@orbereltln9en, Inn einen reforbbrez
d)enoen grfolg gu er5ielen, linb bereits
I'M @an9e. Gas ggetutibcommittee bat
fir Die beridieoenen Inter Commit
tees Die @oriibenben lr1b Maitglieber
ernannt, es beitebt aus Sen 6erren g.
W. Nuppert, graiibent; Sol. S. &riz
5ef unb Irtbur Manb, @i8e gra1i<.
o%enten; Oscar 6. sdtpemer, gcfretar;
sc. so. 9rebfus, gdaemeiter.
Ser Norbamerifonifde gfat : ger<
bano 6alt in lebem Sabr eincn &ongreb
nit einem groben gurnier ab; adts
aebn berartige &on9relle llnb Gltrniere
bat Der gerbanb bereits binter Iid, bic
in alien Sebilen Beg 2anbcs itattfanz
Ben. Sen sr0Bten grfolg in bieler Be-
8iebung batten biele @eronltaltnngen
jeoo6 INNER in Miltpaufee, iobab bie<
lie Staot ale Die "sfat : Metropole"
be5ei6net tperben fann. gdon iebt
fam nit Beitimmtbcit oarauf gerednet
tperoen, oaB Die Betbeilisung am 10.
&ongreb aIes bisber 9%aactpeiene in
ben Sdatten ite1en tpirb.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-18
lginaelanbt.l
Sic 3nfnnft nnicres Sentidcu SlJca-
ters III Gr0acaeitcllt.

1l1rd oie @leidaiiltisfeit ltnierer
moblbabe1l0en Ientidel, Das oellt-
ldc Ibeater SIT nlterltiieen ODER me-
nlgitens sur grbaltung nnierer
beutiden @iibne et1pas be~i5lltragen,
miiiiel1 mir pabrld)einlid) gum mie=
oerboltcu Male inn nadlten 8inter
Die Sdal1oe erlebell, DOB oie belttld)e
@iibne oboadllos ~9emoroen, poer lid)
.nah elmer anberen Statte nntiebelt
mltb. 3lird Ben INNER idledteren
9ei JUDI lnleres oelttiden Sbeaters lit
Ser 1ireftor nidlt inn Stanoe, Sen
fontraftmaBig p%erei1lbarten Mietb=
preis be5ablen SIT fon11en, nod iid
cine erltflalliae @eielidaft %a11lperben
5l fonnen. Ser observation-disclosures
zines groBen Sbeils 1nieres 3eutid=
tbums bot Sem bel1tiden 5beater me-
Mig ooer gar nidts genlttt, oerm ser
@eiltd oesielben lit I'M letten @inter
bon @od)e su ISOLDE idle6ter gemor=
Den nno faas Ser &rieg bis sur ndd)=
item 5aiion beerbigt iein lolte, oiirf=
te Ser 9eiu6 itatt beiier, pielleidt
nod l6le6ter merben.
ginen @arantie=Ionos bon me6=
rerel1 Sm1ieno Collars altf5llbrinacn,
es Milmaufee, Cincinnati, Gbi=
cago u1t1 anoere Stabte fertigge=
bradt buben, ldeilrt bier in Iopel=
port trot 1tnieres iid Itets midtig ma=
denben 3eutidtbums falt umm0gIid}
5n iein. l1niere oeutiden @eiea=
idaften uro Srrttpereine etc. bellldcn
ielten Elm oeutides Gbeater.
gs bleibt baber ni6ts onoeres
oils Dem bielisen 9eHtldtbum
Die Trage bor5ltlegen: y@olIt Sbr,
DOB Dos namentlid als &eimltatte
Ser oeutld)en <1rit errid)tete Gunner
S%perlbal1s in engliide @6t1=
De iibergebt, l1no iomit bas gleide
tbeilt, mie oas in M)ilaoel=
pbia Dor einigen Sabren erbal1tc oellt=
Ibeater, ODER mollt SIR einen
8arantlefol1os allf bringen lno @l1G
bic oelltlde 9iiblle erbalten9"
Die Mllsiidtcn fir nadDiten @ir=
ter limo bis jeet 0ie oenfbar idled=
.allo mo5u nod lange qllalen;
Die 3eit ibrcitet raid) porpdrts nno
Die 9larnage nnieres Ieutldtbl1ms
baben mir epig Dor inns, men1 bier
1lidt ldleuni9lt abbilfe aeidaiicn
lpirn. .
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-18
''Meo Sees jabrlidcs ainocr-gidnid

miro oieies Sobr Mittpo6 iiber ID
Gage. ben %. Sunni, I'M sbiitenparf
ltattti1toen. Meo See erfldrt, apie alle
Sabre 5l1por, bob es an Dieiem Sage
l1tdt REGIMEN miro. S11 0ell % Sab=
rem, in oeren @erlauf Meb See 6iele
labrliden &inoer=Gidnids beranitaI-
tet bot tit oas 8etter all benz Be-
treftelloen Gage imn1er i6o1 getpeien.
Die geriid)ernng Neo Sees $50
Notl1"" 1T INNER 3ltr @abrbeit ge.
lDpr6cn. i
Die 9inbcr iinb a~nfscforoert, iid
tire &artcn I'M @cf She Gettlc-
meat (8cbarbc Scr Nrcicm 1cntIdlen
sdm!Scmeinoe an @cltcrn Mpcn,1c
5,uiid)en %slueiter 11rb 6ritter Strabe)
absnGolen. 9ieie &arten la6en lie
ppr Ginnagme bes Mittaasmablcs
ab5naeben, ainOcr bolt Gl1d Gnre
Sartcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-18
Mns snrufrciicu.

Ias &omite, belteben6 aus je A
W}itglieoern Der Der d)ie0enen 5llrll=
pereille oicier Staot, balt beltte Gor=
mittag nm 8 llbr cine 8erlammlltllg
III Ser 5urnballe Ser Davenport
1llrngemeinoe ob, Inn betreffs ser
Nrrangirung Ser Experimentation
8etheiligullg Ser Mitglieoer Ser orei
1%llrllpereine oieler Stoot ON ser
Sort Mrmitrons Sabrbunoertfeicr 5lt
beratben. Mle Mitglieber Der orei
Gereile, lotpie ale 5biiler meroel1
allfgefornert, lid on Ser Sabrbul1=
oertfeier=Garaoe 5u betbeiligen. Sc
Der gerein ltclt Elm Sdallpogcl1, olli
meld)em Die Sdiiler ltnter 8 Sabren
plasirt merben.
1as &pnite:: Gbas. Monan, gorl.
Suomig @erg, sefr.; Mrel Ireoers.
oorft Io Sdmibt, Soc Grosfe it,.
80. 3an, S. Mellon, 8. @eniden, 8
Martin, %. gedmalm, .. gsil1dler
s. gorges, 81. 8agner.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-18
gu,n subc abbcrnfcn.
S bn .. g ir.

Sobn 8. Iltls it. neridieo geltern
81 friiber Worgenitllnbe nad fur6en1,
idiperel 2eioen I'M Mercp @oipital.
Ser 3abingeidyieoe1e erblidte ant
30. september 1879 in Ielltl1lano
bas 2idt Der @elt ll1lo fam IN jlrn=
gen Sabren nit ieilen gltern nod
Den Gereinigten Staaten, unO llad)
Gapenport, 100 @err Gllls leltber
itets gepobnt bot. Sier genoB er
al1cb leine gr5iebung unb permablte
iid Dor 5cbn Sabren NIT SRI. emma
Joro.
MuBer leiner @attin uro leir1en 81
fern biltterlabt Der 3abingeldieoene
5fpei sdmeltern, 6ra1 s. q. Hratt
lllltD sSral1 g. u. 9artleD, beiOe BON
'Gbicago; uno slpei griiosr, @iaiam
s.. Hltls nrb 2ouis Ellls bon Iapen=
port.
Sic @eiiebung erfolet ont 5onn.
tag gsadmittag INN 5mei l1Dr BON be,
~erltel1 MISUNDERSTANDING aus all'
Dem 5alrnollnt Jrieobofe. - Hri'
bat.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-18
Nott iar oen Mona1
Smut.

&oitmeiiter 6reo Sharon madte
Die Gage befallnt, an oenen nm
l1ell1r l1br gbenos in Sem Rapeltpor<
ter goltan1t Die Gpit fir 9eltid)-
laro ldliebt. Sanmtlihe fiir Sic
3eltralnladlte- Ieutidlmlb, Sciter-
reld)=l1l1gorn, @lllgarien, 9l1ren1=
burg, 5iirfei, sdpeoe,L Normesen,
Ial1elnarf - beitimmten Noitlod}en
meroe1 NIT nelttralen idmeoiide11,
11orlpegilden ul1O 6anii9en Can't
pfern befDroert. gs mer6en 111r
@riefe 5l1gelaIen, llnb oieie miilien
nit elmer 5c-Wiarfe perlebelt fem.
1ie Iater1 fir 5dlltB Ser nad Sen
oherge11alrnten 2allbern b~eItinmten
Eoltiad9en tit an Ben nadfolgcnben
5agelt; 90, %. nllo 81. Sunni.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-18
biitoriidc Mmsfell,tns anf
Scm 2. Stpfiuerf bcs S1ttmatm-
WebGmocS.
altsltealtng miro mibreno ser sSabr
bln0ertfeiermode fir bas all-
gemeine Hl1blifltm geoffnet
iei1t.

Sem biItoriid)en MusiduB Ser 9a.
penport Mca6emp Of Sciences lit es
gelunger, fir Sic Sabrhunoertfeier-
mode mebrere Mltertbiimer bon gro<
Benz btltoriiden @ertb leibmeile 81
erlangen.
Sic glrsiteIltng miro, NIT @orn.
|tag beginneno, Sic gan5e Sort Mrm.
itrong Observation-Disclosures Din=
ourd auf Dem a1peiten Stoflperf bes
8latnam=@ ebalibes, 2. urb Mair1
Strabe, ae5eigt meroen. Die Mus-
ltell1ng lit fiir oas allgemei1te Embli-
flm beitimmt unb besbalb fret.
Inter 0e,t MuslteuungsgegenIt1ns
oen lit Elm altes 9ult, bas Don SIN.
tonne 2eglnire benltbt tpllroe, meb-
rere alte &1lpferltihe, @emaloe un6
photographer bon 0abenport, Mod
SSlanb, 6em Sort Mrmitrong uno arl=
beren 55enen 81 permerfen. Site
3eitl1neen, 9iider bon biItoriidem
Sntereiie, 8riefe unb biele o1oere
@egetitanoe, Die IN be11 9ien1ten Der
g%emobner bes Miliiiiippi 8allep itan-
ben, peroen ebenfa1s ausgeltent Iein.
Inter be1 @emaloen, Die 5l1r gl,s-
ltelllng gelangen, iino b~elonoers
5ipei @emdl0e bon S. 6. 8ilb, bie
5n Mnfang Ser bier5iger Sabre ge=
malt mllr0en, 81 bemerfen. gines
oieler @emdloe 5eigt bon sen tpeItlid)
BON Der 5taot gelegenen @iigeln aus
Bic 1rei 5ta6te, 0apenport, Rof S.
lanb uno Meoline. 9ieies @en1al6e
mllroe Der Nllsltellung BON @gbert
g. San6ers gelieben.
las anoere 8ilo seigt 3apenports
6lltBfront, Bic CUR lelben 3eit BON
Dem nGmliden aii1tltler al1f Sic 2ein.
lpato gebra6t muroe. slllf bielem
|8iloe miro Dos Sort Mrnltrong, &od
Sslano nno Die dl1Berit primitive
6a6re, Die 5miiden Sen beiben stao-
ten leiner5eit perfe6rte. SIM 8oroer-
grlno lit Sic groBe @lode, mittels
Der mon oie Sabre berbeirief, cine
Grippe bon 9ionieren, l,nter 6enen
antoine 2eGlaire NIT ieil1em befaan-
ten peiBen Nfero 81 finoen lit. Die-
leg gilo gebort 6ral1 @illiam S.
McGnlfollgb. Muberoem bat Tral,
McGolloltgb nod mebrere @ilber bon
Wal1scatine, Moline unO Dubuque
bon Dem Ninlel oes rGionlidJen aiinit=
lers Encouragement, Ser MltsIteuung
5llr @erfiigltng geltelt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-18
Mmsfl1g Ser ainber Scr
frcten 0cntIdJen Sdn[oemcinbe.


Die &iaber Ser Sreien 3eutider
Shlllgemei11oe merben 1i9 am CONT
tag Nadmittag Inn 5tpei l1br Dor Bent
Sdnlballie on Ser @eltern Mpenle
berlammeln l1n1 NIT Der 5traben-
bnbn nod Dem Sdiitenparf fabren,
no Der Nad)mittag nit 5pielen 5l,ge-
bradt merocn loll. Inter Sen Spie-
len, an 0e1en iid Sic aleinen ergo.
ben lolcn, lit b%elonbers @ar1piel,
Sacflalicll, gierla1fen, 1opfidlagerl
etc. 81 ncrmerfet. Die gltern Ser
&illocr lpie alld) ionItige 6reu1loe ser
6reien Gcutiden Sbulgemeinoe Itno
|ber5lid) miQfonmnell. Gintritt irei.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-18
9ic bcmpfratiidJc lNatfurnn.
(5ortieeung bon Der 1. @eite.)

ltt'ntp9li6 si MAIDEN, oaB eil,5elne lid
allf Soften a1berer Gnrtbeilc iiderit
lino NIT @ilfc neller @eleee einsefiibr1
ipprocn. @s Gilt nlnmcbr. 1pipeit ipit
mpgli6, nod bas binipee5urdlmen
mas llnrebt unb l1nliderbeit fir Ser
amcrifanilden @eiddftsn1ann in lid
btr9t uno Ser ipeitcren Gntmidlung Sci
E%rpsperitdt bes 2anoes I'M @eae ltebt.
Sic Sariffrage.
~@ir slallbtn felt uto iider al
Die 9oftrtn, baB Elm Sartf ntbt bDber
lein oarf, als pab bllrh sic 3pIleinz
FINITE Die Neutrality-suspicious. 9ebedt
ipcrben, unb mir inboiiiren barlm oh
ne @orbebalt bas llnoerfppppIdc Saz
rifseiet. @ir geben es. at, baB sic
Sarifrate Sem ielpetlisen 8ediel Ser
@eltproolftipe a,,gepabt luerhen rmlB
n11b bab barum elm feiter Sarif nidt
5uIallig tit. Sic greisnilie Ser lebten
beioen Sabre baben manderlei Ieus
oerunsen CUR Mptbipenoisfeit gemadt.
Sn mand6er 9e5iebrns iteben oie Nc<
nod alls. 3pei Sabre bes &rie@
ges, Die bireft Sen arDBten She'll Ser
inbnltrtenen @elt in MttleibenI6aft
ge5ogen unb bas 2eben aIer Mationen
baben, baben einen @anbel IN
9fonomiI6er 8e5iebnns 5nr Solse aez
fpte iolder einldneioenber, leit
@elt befebt, nidt 5lt per5eidnen
par.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-18
!, 90. einOGoln, ser so6n ocs
Observation-Disclosures Glarlcs.
&. s%inohulm, ieanet Sas
;Scitlidc.

9}ad elmer l1alr speitdgigcn aral1f=
belt nerldieo am Spnnabu1o 51 frii=
Der Mpraenitlmloe Charles Malrrtis
9inolplm, Scr altelte Sofl1 oes
Observation-Disclosures CHARLES g.
sinobolm i'm Meren @oipitol.
Der Io6il1geldlieoelle erblidte am
i. Wtdr5 1885 5u Iopenport bas
Sidt Der @elt ur1h erreid)te bcn1nach
Gin s(lter BON 80 Sabren, 3 Mollqten
1tno 16 Ia9clt. gr gclpB leirc Gr=
5leblltg in Ser Iaoenportcr Sod6=
ldltlc.
@dbreno Sen lcttcn sSa6rcn lpor Ct
BET leil1em Safer, Dem rcpu6lifoni=
lden Gertreter ser 6.@aro i'm 5tobt=
ROTH, Charles 8. 2ino6plar, in oel1el1
SdneiOergei6aft, go. 316 9errr
Strabe, tbatig. gr mo6nte inn &a1rie
lel1rer Gltern. go. $50 Gt 6. Strube,
l1llo mar lulperbeiratbet.
I1Ber leinen glterl1 binterlaBt Scr
Gahrngeldyleoene orei 9riiocr, @rneIt
g, @ltso s., nl1o Gonrao Session
Sinobolm, Die ale in Iapenport mob=
men, lple alld) bier 5d1pelter1, Jral1
6reo Carlton bon Chicago, Sri. ssll=
liza Srtobolm bon Chicago l1llo Sri.
Soa 6. nno Mlt11a s. 2i110bolm bon
Davenport.
Die SeiIebung .erfolgt moraeu
gtadn1lttog ltnl 5mei ltbr bonn Salti(
Der eltern, 9to. 769 Slt 6. Strabc
aus auf Dem SafOale 5rieobofe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-18
9Dnncrstas Sciertas.

Die Davenport Clearing @oule
Mllociation fat Sen Nadmittag oes
I%onnerstag Ser fomnenSet1 8ohe
als einen 5eiertag erfldrt. gammt-
ltde Der Clearing Souie @ereiniglna
a%ngeborige ganfe11 meroen ont Don.
lterstag friib am Nad)mittage IdIie-
Ben, oaltit fire al1geltelten iidy an
Der Sobrbunoertfeier= SlrouItrie n1f
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES betbeiligen fon.
zen.