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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-19
East VS.. West.

Just at present the worlds heavyweight champiOn-J
o.
Tho games leading ptcher-Water Johnson, OF Kansas
elawnte champonWiliam Johnston, OF California
amateur golf hampion-Robert Gardner, of Illinois
Isn't Il about time the pick running sart'/
club has world series in eight years
and 10 Western town But the Eastern
Alexander OF Nebraska;
Sneaker of Texas Duffy and Harry Hooper, California and Leonard
Of California.
preparedness but he has sent no scouts 80
Brooklyn the big October SERIES
az could keen nv eye on writes Dufe if could keep my head
ut ho can keen my head the ball
We knew that we missing ancient landmark this spring and er
Gimores weekly announcement
two years the be the only big league left in baseball
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-19

Brooklyn Prep maintained its clean
slate OF victories In defeating the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-19

,o,,.. Clerk o. the Surrogates Court.
'.HN r. BOOTH. Attorney for ENecu-
Us ~ Broadway. Borough OF Man
-~'ISn. New York city. ~. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-19

AZ Testimony whereof. We have caused
"a "a. Of the Surrogates' Court Of the
= county Of New York 20 be hereunto
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-19

n " Gcelet TuIedo, is-Sl-ss =. s.
den City. 6l-4s-9s. ID. Morohouss. Midland a.
52-ss; 4 p. Roth. Manhattan. 5l-i9-loO.
ARENAS Holmes. Wee Burn. 5i-46-lOO. E. NJ
Hckeilar. Cherry valley. 5l-50-l0l; j. II OFT
ley. Nassau. 49-52-lOl: Aymar Emhury. Kuict-
eroocker is-55-l0l: II. L. Miller. ST Andrew s.
5l-5O-l0l; T. A. Morrow. Great Neck Sc
1913; 5. X. Smith. Garden City 5t-ls-lO3; q.
G.. Worhey Fox Hills. j0-53-lO3. NJ $ Pa
ton. Garden City 57-47-l0i. G. A sporofd.
Garden City. 52-52-lO4: d 81 Stewart Dun
woOIie 55-S0-lns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-19

Small boys clothes of equally
good materials.
'Freddyman" play suits a speciality.
$3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-19
ssi.d. New York. the nth day of De-

FLORENCE NJ. CLAPP.
RUSSELL A. CLAP.
q EVERETT CLAPP,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-19

"Westpointer" shoes for grow
ing boys. big boys and grown
men.
All sizes from boys 10 70 a mans H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-19

J New York. the LIST day OF March.
HAMILTON ODELI. Executor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-19

E Esyla, R, r5'o % .: g Sis I :
BareHes-Ds Lohery and Frseh; Murray cronin
AMI Donovan.
The Yale expositor., 1916-08-24
PRIMARIES, AUGUST 20.
ApYIsoRY coMMITTEF

Levi L. Barbour. Detroit; Charles II. Farrell.
K ksr 70 Joseph E. Rayliss' Midland;
kegon; Sherman T. Handy Ssuit Ste. Marie;
r. w Paddock, charlevoix; Homer II. Quay,
Cheboygsn; A l.; Deuel., harbor Springs; A.
Hillsdsle; w. II. Porter. Lansing; Harvey
II. Lowrey, Ionia; Herbert z. Powell. lonia;
N. II. Moriarity. Crystal Falls; Gilbert a.
Currie, Midland; George w. Cook Flint. r.
I. Macdonald, Muskegon; Nelson Sharpe.
West Branch; William ]. Smith, Battle Greek;
Leon r. Miner, owosso Matthew Brush,
spinson p. Hail. ssidiSs; Burt D. csdy. Por;
Huron; Frank S. Neal. NortlHslie; Grant M.
Morse. Portland; George w Sample. Ann
hrbqs; Herbert W. Smith Smith LapefF; 1 hor,se
Grand Rapids; James II. Russell. Marquette;
Fred M. Warner. Fsrmington; Edwin {.
Nichols Battle Battle Greek, Creek: A Mills K Sal
water p:f Milo D. Campbell. coldWs,er; Albert
z. Petsrm.n. Houghton; A. H. vsndsrbers.
Haggerty, Detroit: William T. Dust. Detroit;
Il. b. Mason. Kalamazoo. Mich.
Ex-Governor Fred'M. Warner recent
ly, in Washington Interview. on being
asked whether he was candidate for
the Senate, replied: There Is only
one man for the position, and that is
Senator Townsend"
The Importance to the country OF
henator Townsend remaining at wash
ington has been forcibly demonstrated
I'm the last few weeks. His recent ex-
temporary reply TO the vicious attack
made by Senator Walsh upon Justice
Hughes attracted the attention of the
whole country A few days later Sen
ator Townsend voiced the protest OF
whole people against the maintenance
OF unacclimated Northern militia in
Mexico 20 do police duty. merely as n
cloak to cover the administrations
failure 20 put the regular army in con-
dition for that purpose. His caNffa-
ton the other day of the southern In
dustries which employ child labor was
so vigorous and so apt that II chal-
helped to pass tho snti-child labor bill
over the opposition OF many seuthera
The Yale expositor., 1916-08-24
SENATOR TOWNSEND.
STICKS To HIS POST
United States Senator Refuses
to Leave His Seat at a Time
of National Crisis to Cam
paign for Reelection.

On account of the important meas
ures pending at Washington and the
critical state of national affairs,
United States Senator Charles r..
Townsend will be unable to make any
personal campaign for denomination,
except, perhaps, for a few days before
the primaries. And this in face of an
active ana aggressive campaign being
made against him.
Senator Townsend has in his one
term as United States Senator, risen
y commanding place as one of the
leaders of the minority and their
chief spokesman. His presence is nee
essary in order to protect the inter-
ests of the minority on all important
measures, and he has never been
known to shirk his duty and he has
built up a record for regularity of at
tendance surpassed by few members
of the Senate.
The Yale expositor., 1916-08-24

UNITED STATES SENATOR CHARLES
z. TOWNSEND.
On Duty az Washington While Friends Look
After Campaign.
For this reason, the Senator Is com
PEELED to refuse the many urgent re-
quests to visit various sections of the
State In the interests of his own cam
paign. His friends have, however
taken up the lrden of the contest for
him, and a voluntary committee OF
fifty has been organized to present the
Senator's candidacy 80 that his own
time may be given to the peoples In
terests. This committee is now send
ing out an address to the voters of the
state as fellows:
Detroit August 10th, 1916.
Dear SIR
Charles Z. Townsend was the first
United States Senator from Michigan 10 ,
be nominated directly by the people. He
has fully justified their faith and we Urge
his denomination and election.
The United States Senate Is Of sd.
pfeme Importance to all who believe in
the principles OF the reunited Republican
party. The Senate will be close even
though Republican President and House
policies, therefore, demands the strongest
men Ia the Senate, men OF experience, Of
Judgment and proved ability, men az
strong convictions with the courage and
ability 70 express them. A time OF ma.
tionai crisis is no time for experiment
Senator Townsend has proved himself
70 the people Of Michigan and the
Country In both House and Senate. The
trusted friend Of two great Republican
Presidents, he was spokesman on the
floor OF the House for their most ifnpor.
tant progressive measures. He fought
for freedom Of debate against the reac-
tionaries Of his own party, lie has stood
uhromptumisin5ly for protection 10
American industries and labor, scientific.
ally administered
As a iesdef OF the Republican minority
In the Senate he has not hestated TO de.
huunce incompetency, diplomatic blum
dering or extravaganza in the Democratic
regime. He is one OF the members Of
the Senate mt1, regular in attendance and
has helped shape sotne OF thc most I'm.
por'hnt legislation OF the last ak years.
He has been indefatigable In the interest
OF citizens having business with or re.
curing the aid OF the government.
The people of Michigan need the ex.
perienee, ability and s,atesniahship OF
Senator Townsend at Washington during
the crucial years that are al hand We
hope you will do everything in your
power TO further his denomination and
election.
Very sincerely Yours,
TOWNSEND SENATORIAL. COM
MTTTEE
The Yale expositor., 1916-08-24
A WoMANs KINDLY ACT

Mrs. &. IL. Eveland, Duncan Mills.
ILL.,, writes: al was stricken with lum-
bago, unable TO turn i'm bed. A neigh.
Dor brought Foley Kidney Pills. She
had been similarly afflicted and they
cured her. | was cured by three bot
ties" If the kidneys do not function,
lumbagO, rheumatism, aches, pains are
apt to result. Herb Il. Hennessy.
The Yale expositor., 1916-08-24
Quick Retort.

Paola has a bin collector noted for
his repartee. II never will pay you,
shouted a young man who became an
CRY at the insistent demands OF the
collector. "Nor my one else" was the
reply.-Kansas City Journal.
The Yale expositor., 1916-08-24
QUAINT "a work rsoth WAYS.

"But you will have to be identified
madam. before we can cash your
check"
II don't see why. didn't have TO be
identified when ! deposited the money
here. "-Chjcago Tribune.
The Yale expositor., 1916-08-24
HE COULD HARDLY WALK

Deranged kidneys cause rheumatism,
aches, pains, soreness, Stiffness. Am.
brose Gary. sulphur, Okla, writes: al
was bothered with kidney trouble ten
years and at times could hardly walk.
] began taking Foley Kidney Pills. I
got relief from the first but continued
till | had taken three bottles. L feel
like new man." Herb Il. Hennessy.
The Yale expositor., 1916-08-24

NOTICE-Am loading stock every
Saturday. Anyone having cattle,
sheep or hogs for sale let me know
Highest market prices paid. Edw.
Sheehy, Yale. 20
The Yale expositor., 1916-08-24
POULTRY WANTED.

am in'the market for poultry Of all
kinds and will pay the highest market
prices for same. Bring i'm your poultry
Wednesday of each week. Inquire at
residence, opposite feed barn, Yale.
35- Henry =. Dinner
The Yale expositor., 1916-08-24

Old papers for shelves, and for put
ting under carpets, for sale at the
Expositor once.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-22

Sic 4robriten menoen iid ge-
gen Sugbes' Mngriff al1f @ilIon, oaB
oieler bie &edte Ser Ser. Staaten
preisgebe u1b bebaupten, oas Sc
gentbeil lei mabr. @ilion babe lo-
aar ae9en Sen aongreB Nnerfennlll1g
Der Gedte Ser Ser. Staaten erslpltr=
gen. Tos miro slaen nell iein, oa
bod SIT oieler Stlrnoe bie g%nglanoer
%fortfabren, bic amerifaniid)e 8olt SIT
berallbe11, amerifaniid1e 2aoungen
nah nelltrolen 2Gubern SIT fapern,
amerifanilde &n1fleltte bonn interna-
tionalen @anoeI allssulperren. Inter
lolhen @erbaltniiien miro man per-
gebens nadloenfen, mann @ilipn
ourd) 6eltigfeit 9egeniiber ser 8erge-
maltigung u%nlerer Redlte gegl1n5t
batte. @ir erfabrens crit, lpel1l1 Ser
SAT- naber crflart miro lno Ser Be-
lpeis ioll IN Ser GinItelllu1g ocs oeut-
ld)en Saltdbootfrieges liegen. "a lit
man aber pieber in gerlegenbeit, mic
oaoltrd amerifanild)e Hed)te 1ider ge-
itellt moroen ieien. Die beuti6elt
Saltd)boote baben feline amerifani-
lden Sanoelsidifie augegriffen, ion-
bern mn englildle SanoelsidHffe.
'Mllo mas @ilion slt @eee gebratht
bot, beitebt BARN, BOB er sic engliide
Ilagge pertbeioist bat. Die ameri-
tanilde Slag9e miro meiter bon Sen
Gngldnoern NIT 5iiBen setreten.
- Sic 9epobner iplter fleineu
Staote, tpelde nabe bel 9rDBeren lies
gen, linp bebor5u9te 3telldeiben bes
@ibes pher Spottes. Srembe @rDBe in
gu GROCER Nabe lit iebr seidbrlid.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-22
&erldlerste sp1npathien.

IS iinb crit elm paar Wodeu Der.
ga1tgen> felt man 6em iriid)en 1Srei.
b%eitsfompfer gaiement oen Gtrid Inn
ben Salss Iegte, 90 fornrnt es aud
ihon bet @nglanSern aunt getpuBt.
iei!t, oab tire @%esieru,1g eirten. lebr
fboridten Streid begging, iroem lie,
at1geiidts Der in SrIan0 itetg tpaf).
lenoe1 Mnflebnltng gegen Sic engli.
lde gormnnoidaft, NIT oem iriiden
yatrioten 10 idarf ms @eridt alma.
Die engliide 8reiie, sic anfanas,
tpobl nm, ibre Megierung geger sl,,-
grille leitens Der ausIdnoiihen 9rei=
le 81 pertbeioigeM bie @inridtuna
ealemerts ais bouitanoig aeredtfer,
tigt 0arltelte, 5iebt lett 6ereits an
oere Soften auf. Mm Idarflteu aebt
Der rMeandeiter Guardian" aeae1
Die engliide &egierung Dor u,,6
r1adt lite Dor alem oarauf aufnterf.
lam, oaB es au6 in Mmerifa cine
grobe I1l5abl Srlanoer gebe, NIT Sc.
men iie a1 rednen babe. sic biIoe-
ten einen nidt gu acknowledgement
Saftor III Ser @eitinmling Ser 6ffent-
altden Meinlng in @1nerifa, mas fit
England umio 9efabrlider lei, ais Sic
Spnlpqtbie, Die inn bis iebt bon
Mmerifanern et,taesensebradt mgr
ben aei, infolge Der brlltalcn 9oIitif,
ore man in 9esug ol Ssrlan6 ber-
folge, IN 8erbinoung nit ser flag.
ratlten 8erfesung mterifani5der
Hedlte a,tf bpber See erbebIid abge-
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-22

aussenommen antbeilideine BON Maz
t%ionalz, Staatsz unb Sparbanfen
@erleib< unb Srult : Companion. linf
angeleates &upital III @%erbinoung mil
@anfen, lpel9es anoeripeitis beiteuerI
ipirb.
Cine steuer bon $1.oo fir ieber
8unb ober beldnittene 6iinoin.
Cine gteuer bon $500 fir jebe
5iinoin.
Cine steuer bon SO Gents fir ieSer
mannliden giniuobner bon scot1
County. 81 Snbre unb oariiber.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-22
Seine I,nffa6nna.

3mei 6elosralle mterbalten iih
inn Sdiieengraben:
u@as bit bu benl1 i'm Ginilper.
bdltniB2" fragte Ser cine.
u@roBfnedt", eruioert Ser 5meite,
limo bu?"
sd bin sdmlipieler", lal,tet Sic
Itol5e Intmort.
uSdaltlpieler!" rllit Ser @roB-
f1edt 5. 3. ent5iidt, uoas lit fem;
Menif, itell oid mal fir arf oen
&opf!"
uaber, e%rlaltbe", ermioert ser ge-
frantic Wime, u&opfitebenL oas fann
id BOD nid,t!"
u@as, nidt nal aopflteben fanl1=
lte?" lagte Ser anoere NIT geradz
tnng, Damn bite al1d gar fem
S6aulpieler, oant bite b0hitens
Spernianger!"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-22
Die Sanptiadje!

Obj man driitlih, Of molaiib.
[Sb poetiid Oh proiaiid,
|Sb man 5ta0ter, Of Mgrarier,
Standardization, gegetarier,
|Ob ben Irlrf man ufoitlid" 11enni
Soer of mon Mbitinent,
90 man btiiirgerIid, Of gnaoia,
Sb berbeiratbet, ober Ieoig,
|Db man freiiin1is, io5ial,
S~entrnmsmann, ob liberal,
% man frei-, Of reIieios lit,
|5Hlarf man ODER ml1sfulos lit,
.lSb man flein lit bon 5igllr
ES6er ltattIider Mutllr,
0b man Oltlnm lit, Oh eeideiter,
grnlt beranlagt ODER Better,
.Sb man frenloe 5praden Ipridt,
9b man Mal,der lit, Oh nidt,
.Sb man Slnb- mno &abenfeiuo
i9oer ob man Yieroefreuno,
Sb man idtpar5, rotb ODER blon6 lit
9inter ooer III Ser 6ront lit,
Sb man arm lit ober reidL -
9ellte iino mir aue gIeid). I
limo nnr 6as ieb' Sober elm:
u@uter Deutider muk man Ieit!" :
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-22
Tleiidamsfmbr unb gbenernna.

Mela)eH geIDQlIl9eH Afl1Del Das
nebermab nierer 2ebensm1ittelars-
fnbr an ser gegenuarfigen Gbeue.
rll1g bot, ergibt ii6 aus Dem i%tatiiti-
iden Bacterial, oas sic Sectional
9Th 8anf Of Seem Worf be5iigIid oes
Sleiiderports Dor belf1 &riege lnb
mdGren6 besielben gelammelt bat llnb
beroffentlidt. 9anad tpur6en in
6em unmittelbar Dor MusbrmA BEG
&rieges 3i gttoe gegangenen Sisfal.
jabre 1914 MIR 455 Milione,, @funb
6leil6 aus ben Ser. Staaten altsge.
fiibrt. SIN erlten &riessjabre Der.
gr5Berte iid oieie Mense bereits al,i
S55 MiQionen llnb I'M stpeiten gar
alf 1889 Minioren Nfrno. Dds
entipridt elmer 3unabme BON rrn1
200 Gro5ent. Cine berartige ploBIi.
de 8ermebrung Ser Jleiibansfubr
fann namoglid o5ne acknowledgement
GinflllB al1f bie bein1iide &reislage
bleiben, belon6erg mern man nod Die
Thatiafe in @etradt siebt, bab BET
9iebbeltanb in sen Ser. 5taaten, boz
auem berjenige Der Hinoer, inn Ser.
baltnib sur 5t1rfe ser 8epoIferuna
irsletteni Sabr5ebnt Itarf berabge=
gatfgen lit. SIM SATIRE 1907 betrnq
Der &i1oerbeltan6 i'm 2an5e, sic
Wildfiibe mgerednet, iiber 81 Mil,
lio1en ,Stiif, iieben Sabre ipater. I'M
mittelbar Dor Dem @riegsansbrrde
MIR nod ,menig .iiber 81 Miaionen,
mabren6 ih sic 9eboIferl1ng oes
2anoes in berielben Belt Inn 1l11ge-
fabr breisehn MiIionen 8erione,,
nerlnebrt Datte. Diele Mbnabme 0es
Observation-Disclosures in 8erbinonng mil
Der ltarfen neutrality-suspicious. re.
iultirte in einem glbfan Ser Musfubr
bon PSI MiIioneu @fnnb i'm ssabre
1907 olf nod 1idt gar5 615 Minio-
men Hflin6 i'm SisfaIiabre 1914. SIN
'erlten &riegsiabre idnelte bie Mino.
ntebausfnbr aber infolge bes @e6arfs
Der Miirten gang nnpermitteIt BON
je1ten 6Rs Millione1 allf 10 Miuio.
11erl ltt1o I'M folgell6en Sabre gar ali
231 Millionen Mflln6 in Sic @0be.
9as beiBt: es pllr6e inn 5meiten
a%riegsiabre rl1no Acknowledgement
10 piel &iroDieb aus Sen Ser. Staa-
ten erportirt als in Sem Sabre I'M
r1ittelbar Dor oem g,tsbritd bes
&rieges.
Carl man ii6 angeiidts oieler
Ibatlafe altd 11lr ciner Mugenblif
oarlber tpunoer,L 6aB nrllere 6leild-
preile ~auiebelos bSber flettern?
neberraidenb lit MIR Sic @leidqiil-
tigfeH, nit Ser Sic 5aftoren, 6ene,t
Die biIige grnabrl1ng unleres @olfes
om Screen Iiegen ionte, bieier 8reis-
oerldiebnng 5nibauen. @ie fon1mt
oas amerifaniide 8olf oa5u, @riegs-
preiie fir gsabrlngsmittel at 5ablen,
an oet1en- obne Sen lngeredtfertigten
erpertsftad Dem M1,slonbe fein O1on-
gel i'm 2onoe pare? fragt iebr ridy=
tig Die n@b. Mben6p.". IS min idei-
men, Dob crit nie billige Grnabrn1g
peg. eigenen Bottles geiibert 1per6en
1ollte, bepor eine berartiae MaiIen-
altsfilbr geolllOef tperoett Diirfte.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-22

De- r3aeytAe nessslrats, etnf6Aestd
1tre an bic .Nbonnenten in btefsr etaSt III
~ 9ent1 .trb&entIi& ober $500 idkrIt6 sci
OosditSSabht1e fret abeeItefert: q
Wit ber loft auberbaIb Der etabt. uo0 tr.
eeio etne1m $ottartt tn ben Der, Gtaaten, Ga,
sGSa ooes Uaerteo. $500 idbrli6 SET RoraaS.
2te essataee : AnSlsbe,; xnr bsrd bic Son
iatslta $1.oo Sci goraissabiuna.
Ser r6sbnS@entltdbe Sesslrots. bur6 Bic
Sott tnnerbalb Der Ser. Gtdaten uiab 6,tr&
xrdger tn bee 6tabt $3.50, BET BcrauSoaIIane
32v00;ss nap CANADA $3.50 unb mad eatopd
sA.o0sper Sabr BET Dorausaabluno.
aes sSsy4eatlt4e 9ssaslrat., In apet .xIet.
edlt her Ber. etnaten5 1900, mad Ganabo uni
ea0 EUROPA $3.50 idbrIt6 tet 8orauSsaI Hung.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-22
p, III
State-General. revenue ........ 4.3a
State-Capitol extension evenu II

Making the total levy for state
purposes As
guf igebDria i1nteritiibten nnb angcz
11on1meilen autras, ale9titsIieber.tmaz
rel1 antpeleno uno itinrmten oafiir,
ipltrbe atseoronet, oab Sic f~oIgenben
Stelern allfseIest iperhen nltf bas
lteuerbare gisentbum bon Scott gpnn<
tp fir bas Sabr1916, ipie naditebenb:
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-22

Simmer offener befcnncn c11slie
Idle Gtaatsmdnner, oaB GroBbritauz
|nien Den 8rieg fiibrt, I'm ben @eIts
banbel fir iid 81 monopoIiiireu. Nltr
III 8aibin9tpn min man has nidt
Iipabr Dabenl 4
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-22

MnT Infrag berfa9te lld) Ser goar0
anf Mpntag, Sen IS. Septen1ber 1916,
2 llbr Nddn1.
EDWARD COLLINS,
Clerk.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-22

Saliid ipar ~lnierer probritiiden
Rreiie 5lfolae idon Dor bret 8oden
bon Den Hullen senommen tporben,
ipdbreno Tic ,lod) 3i oieler stnnbe baz
rum farnpfen unb iid babel ldtpere
Nieberlagen bolen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-22
SCHOOL TAX LEvIEs.

;ehool Township of Aliens Grove.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-22
FState-General revenue ....... 4.33
State-Capitol extension revenue IT

IL.-. NILS.
IState--General revenue ........ 4.33
State-Capitol extension revenue II
---
Total state levy ............. AS
State Insane fund ............. s.
County fund 40
Court Expense fund ............ 80
County Poor fund 20
IOrphans, tax g
county Insane fund ............ 6
County School fund .......... 10
Juvenile Home fund ........... 90
Juvenile Home Bond fund ...... 90
Soldiers Relief fund ........... q
County Public Hospital fund Is
County Public Hospital Bond
County Road fund ....... 5
Total County and State levy
for City of Davenport ......17.5
County Bridge fund (outside City
of Davenport) so
Total County and State levy for
Incorporated towns Q
County Road Building fund tout
side City of Davenport and in
corporated towns 20
Total County and State levy for
townships (outside City of
Davenport and Incorporated
towns). 24.5,
0eridiebeue: Stemern.
Stint Mius bon Sem .tpirflihel,
'Mertb bon @eloern uno arebiten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-22

Sic na9eutidrdno aneetiinbigte
@erabiebing Der Hreiie fir 2ebcnsz
mtttel 1T cine idtpere NieberIasc fir
Die Mliirten, sbenen bamit Sic leste
'9offnltng idipinoet. lire Ge9ner 'bttrd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-02
OUT or TOWN REAL ESTATE.

In Answering Ads. PIcase Mention Timss.
.>~~>~~~>~~>~~~~~~~
FOR SALE q lots and house. at bAr.
gam. In Norman. near universally. Cell
wal i3ji or see n. T., Woods. bl8 n.
walker after p. m.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-02

SAFE tNvrsTNENrs-it you have
snrne money 10 inves, I wIl cell loi
fcod first roftGsse real estate lnans
heaflne percent Interest. payable SENT
these loans and knUe ths, ,her are
absolutely safe Reference Traiesmvn's =
state pahk. oklshoina city. y Crtk
rsn. us Am Nat M nidr. Oklahoma
CITY
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-02
MALE HELP WANTED.


WANTEp-Sollcilo to work rurnl
routes in Oklahoma In the interest OF
our publications, county rights reserved
10 owners of Ford rosdstcrs ana those
who own rigs II will pay " invesush,n.
q commission proposition. must be ape
10 furnish surety bond Asst Cfcuiu,,,lnh
Mgr DAILY Okmhoman OWahoman Blds
WANTED S,enoprnphcrg. bookkecpcrs.
clerks mud snIoamon tfirst class only
10 register with ua Tor positions busi-
ncst Mems Clearing House. 5O9 baum
Illdp wal int7
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-02
Safety RazorS Sharpened

Keen and smooth. sure 10 please.
Single edge .,..-.. ..,,,..t'... zoe I"H'h
Double edge ,,...,.......... .' n"H'N
lS y. Harvey The Hair l,dHr razor
$ 4 +. cigar store. oklahoma Guy
pOOKkEErlNG aud accounting taught
by mail We train yoi right In your
own homo during spare time. without IN
terferinR with your present employment
Our loose leaf system and prhc'l'hl
method of training makes II eny Tor so"
Investigate, write for i1ll Particular
Prof ! u. Bates Expert Accountant -Vz
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-02
AUTOS. VEHICLES AND ACCES.
SORES.
In Answering Ads. rl'a.e Mention Time.

In Answering Ads. Plense Mention Time
s~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~
TRADE for au,omohilo $500 fIrr mort.
gage note. due IN July Baxter. 22ii7
y Robinson
FOK EAIE- Nearly new Ac.undor D
passenger, Or ~ y car run only 900
miles bargain AZ 800 cash can W.
l0gi-J
1915 maxwell, just hkc row rlly
equipped so extras DcUuiter Co. ild
West 2nd ST " 52is, evenings " 1905
SAVE a. PER GALLON DN GAFO.
LlNE BY EQr lrplEn YOlE AUTO
WITH 4 NArOH PLUG 3l' LEE
BLDG
We HAVE machines aud mechanics TO
DO an kinds ~ automobile repairing
cars washed and polished We sc'l used
rHrs and supplies open pll night"
Palace GHrago. lll-lii V. 1rd
1915 FlvE-PAssENGEE Ford good as
new. with extra equipment. i7ia. 1913
five passenger Studebtket. fine shape,
t.ti Peoria tractor {l2i. loss than sell
ing price. Palace Garage. lll.llj West
Third
.TOH SALE indian motorcycle. iolG
model equipped Win StnWl' tandem,
IU llrE' chase condition throughout Prize"
t2sl VIII take t2J' Harold W'stgott,
! FOR SALE y h o. Fairbanks and
Morse gasoline marin" motor WI
/ trsd' for motorcycle can after T. m
I ~ " Pine ~
/ SWAP 90 Acres iu cultivation. nouS'
and we'll So pcr acre. email loan
nrnt good light auto wal 1855
. lDH SALE Overland car. i-ptarcugof
lrli model. electric equipment. FIRST
,'r. condition. viii soll cheap NJ once
D J. Chiloa. l22 T. second Wal i21s