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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-22

fllnoen Aatte, lit Montaa Madpnittag
Inn 9 llbr cine alte oemtlde slniieb=
lerin BON Scott County, 6rai Mrma
SUB, i'm boben SITTER BON nabe5u 81
Sabren aus Dem 2eben geldieben.
Die Gntldlaiene mllr0e am 10. War5
1888 in 1eutldlanb geborel1 mnD
fam 1868 ins 9ano ll11o Oireft r1ad)
Davenport, no tic leitoem llnltnter=
lbroden gemobnt bat. Sic birterlaBt
orei Sobnc, Rnbie Sub ut Gapel1-
port, Sallius SUB in @olitein, SSa.,
lltO &arrp SUB in aingslep, So.
Gle 2eide 1pl1rbe nad) Dem 2ei6en=
bel Observation-Disclosures BON Munge
perbradt, bon Dent aus bas 2ei1en=
bega,lgnib bel,te 9sadnlittag Inn 2
lbr nod Dem 6airmonl1t Trieobofe
ltattfinben miro.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-22
1entidcs &ionierpaar fciert gploene
6Ddscit.

burlington, So, Sen 81. Nopcnl=
ber 1916. Spe5ial. Serr l1no
Iral1 Charles 8reuer, bic in Der
geabe bon 2attp in oieiem County
po6nen, feierten sfiir5lih oie 60. @ie-
oerfe6r ibres Sodl5eitstaaes. BUR
Seier Ser goloeael Socb5eit ibrer 81
terri baben iih nidbt we11iger als elf
&il1oer, piele Gnfel nlo germal1bte
ei%nsefunben. Ser nnb Strait @relier
1parel1 beibe III Delitldlanb geboren
a,to in friiben Sa6ren nad Sen Ser
einigtcn 5taaten allsgepanoert.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-22
sepec=aOntraft Iua gcnte pcrsebcu
.iuer6en.

81. S. Glallien Ser sefretGr ser
9apenport 2eDee %sSmprooement sG-
location, mad)te geitern befannt, oaB
nabrlGeinlid 6eutc Sic &ontrafte
fiir Dos anl Jllbe Der 9errp 5traBe
81 errid)tenoe aroBe 2ugerbal1s per-
Iaebel ipersen iolle1. 9ei elmer ge-
ltern abgebaltenen 5pe5ialperlam11-
hung Der 2epee-&nmlniiiion apl,roel1
Die llnterfreiteten a%lngebote fir oie-
len speider aeoffnet ,1no berleien.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-22
@ort aooe abberufem.
Tra,t 2pmile 2urtph,

geb. Graham in Maion Gitp, So.
Mus Maion Gitp, So, lit oie Srall-
ernad)rift eingetroffen, baB am Mon-
tag Morgen i'm @a1ie ibrer sort mob-
ncl1Oea Iod)ter, 6rmt s. 8. Grume,
cine alte moblbefannte llnD %allgenlei1t
beliebte 8ionierin BON 3apenport,
6ralt 2onile 2prtort, geb. @rafam,
gan5 plobli6 ~geItor6en lit. Iie So
Desltrlade 1par mabrldeinli6 ei1t
@er5idlag. Jralt 2orton ml1roe
Montag Morgen in ibrem @ett tobt
m1fgefnrl0en.
Sic glttld}lafene lpllroe ont 1. Sep
te11ber 1913 in &od Sslano, ST., ee-
boren ltnb BOT nabe8,t lire gauge 2e=
%bens5eit bier in Gapenpprt 5uge-
bradt, no lte piele 5reunbe u11b
Srennoinnen beltbt, benel1 ibr plosli=
der SOD iebr nabe gebt. SIR @atte
lit ibr ldon Dor mebreren Sabren I'M
5ooe porangeaangen. Sbren 300 be-
flagen brei 5odter, 6rau Or. 9. s.
Marti1 1T Gbicago, 6rau S. g. gr11-
me in Maion Gitp, SSa., uno Iralt
9r. S. 6. M1toeripn in 0apellpcrt,
So. ein SoblL @illiam 2ortolp in
Chicago ltn0 5lpei SdJpelterl1, Iralt
g. Mc@innes uno 6ral1 g. sc.
Crane bon 1apenport.
Die 2ei6e miro BON Malon Gitp
bierber nn0 nod DEM Sallle Ser
tSblpeIter ST. Mnoerlonl's, Sri. Is. 6.
Mn6erlon, 1908 9beriban StraBc,
Iaoenport perbradt aperoeft, bon Dem
aus bel1te &odymittag i'm 2 l1br 80
Minlttelt bas 2eidenbegangtiB ltatt-
fitoen miro.
Tram Slime Cooper.
z SIM @a1ie ibres So6nes, oes
Me6tsasmalts 6ra1tf 81. COOPER, DEM
Samilienbeim, sos &irflpoob @pllle=
par6, lit nod ldtperer, felt Ml1gltlt
mabre1oer &ranfbeit cine alte 1a=
benporter gnlieolerin, 6ralt Mnnie
Cooper, geltern Morgen fltr5 nah 8
|l1br blrd, eine1t lanffen Goo BON III
rem 2eioen erlolt morben. Die gnt=
.id)lafene lpur0e am 6. glpril 1912 in
|ssrla1lo ge6oren, miiroe alio nad1terl
Ipril ein Sitter bon rs Snbren err
rei6t babelr. Sic mar ldor als flei-
neg &ino nod) BEN Ser. Staaten &C.
fpn1men l,nb bat BEN groBten GbeiI
|ibrer 2ebens5eit Dier in 1apenport
%5uge6radt. Sbren Iob, ipenr1 cr ibr
altd, OILS GrlDier bon ldJmerer &ranf=
belt fam, betral1erlt tief lire bier
ainoer: Gbas. 2. Cooper, Sri. MarJ
W1clilla Cooper, 6rallf 81. COOPER
nno Gr. @. q. Cooper in 9aDnaro,
So.
Gus aeiGenbe1al1gniB iiloet NOR
gen,s 1onnerstag, Sen %. Nopember,
Weoraens INN s l1br 30 Minuten,
DOM Irauerballie aus nod ser aa=
Itbebrale gum &eiligen &er5en, nn6,
ta6 eil1ent baielbit celebrirten Sc
qniem=Sodamte, bon BORT aus nod
ibem ct. Marauerite's 5rie0bofe itatt.
Gle 5ittter6liebenen laIlen .Jreun6e
IND Sefal1llte erlltd)en, ibrem Mitge-
fii6l nidt bllrb l1eberienoung bon
glllmellltiifen Mlls0rud 81 geben.
Mnma Snf.
Mltf Ser County sSarm, amf mcldler
lite Dor 13 Wtonaten Mnfnabme ge-
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-22

Wontaa lrn 3 ltbr begalm inn @e<
5irfsgeriht Der Yro5eB gegen Die
Guiin1cilterin BON MicGal,slarlo, Sralt
Wiae g. Carrier, megen G~rid)iebung
Ser Sralt sSltrlf, nit melder Ser
Sonobrieftra9er @iliam Sul1f in
miloer gbc leftc, altf elmer StraBe
IN McGauslano am 10. sSSlll1i 1916.
Gr perIpridt elmer Ser icniationeIl-
Itcn &rimilalprp5elie 5t merocn; Sic
lml bieltgen geSirfsgerldt nod 5llr
Gerbanblllng gefoTmlen lilto. Ias
Slltcreiie Ser gepDlferl1ng bon Scott
Go1ntp fiir Oieien Gro5eB lit elm icbr
groBes. Ias seigt Bic ltarfe 3nbo=
rcrldjoit i'm @eridtslaale. @ar DieIc
id)on anl Molltog bei Grofflnllg bes
Nro5elles grnb, 10 lpar gcitern &or=
mittug Ser Geridtsioal %9eraoe51 ge=
0rongt pnll.
Sic Illslpabl Ser @eidlporer1en be-
gall1 an Montag Nabmittag INN 9
llbr 80 Minlltel1, fpnl1te abcr in Der
notwithstanding nid1t pollenoet
lperoen. Grit I'M @egilln Ser geltri=
gen gormittaasiisulg eelang es, oie
8eldyporenenlilte 5nianmnen5lrbrin=
gen.
Sic IL @cid)morel1en lino:
Scott @. Barr, 5armcr, 2cGlaire.
<o. 8altltiolt, 6armer, g%lorioge.
Garl 8ielefelbt, M%ptprnlonll ser
Strabenbaba1, 773 @enrp StraBe.
S. $. Carmichael, angeitelter bel
'Sarl1eb & Son Malr, 727 Senrp
StraBc.
@en Sorloff, Sol5ldniter, 1872.
meitlide 3. StraB Sc.
@enrp &ollano, 6armer, Song
8ropc.
@. 8. MeIomell, Iormer, Gapen-
port.
@enrp Mid)ael, 5armer int Gabe=
ltanS, gettenborf +.
Gmil Moeaer, Grocer, SOL 4peltl.
2ocalt StraBe.
Omen S'Gonnor, sSarlner, Como
6ltc.
Gus. 9rltett, 5trobenbo5nfonouf-
te1r, 917 oltl. 10. StroBe.
Senrp sdoenil1g, Iarmer, Iapen=
port, 6l1ral Rol1te SEQ. 4.
Nadoem oie @eidmore11elt altsge=
mablt l11o eingeldmorel1 maren, be-
gar1l1en Die eigentliden gerbaltblua=
gen. Gol1ntDanmalt Ser1rp S. Sc
bens berlas bie Mnflage, in melfer
Iralt Wae @arber Der porlablider1,
perbre6erildelt, in boier s(blidt err
folgte1 Grn1orouna Ser Iral @il=
liam 6l1nf belduloiqt miro. gr ct,
flarte bieral1f BEN geidmorenen bie
Nusoriide poriaslid, perbrederildI
IN b0ier slbltdt, bic imnler bei Ser
artigen Mnflaaen gebraud)lib iino.
Ser gertbeioiger Gbas. @rilf be-
bortptete in %iei1ter ell1iprade an Sic
8eld)morenell, bab ieine &lientin in
.selbltpertbeioigul1g aebanbelt babe
11no oie Ib9abe bes 5duiIes Daber
geredtIertigt gemeien lei. gr erflarz
tie oann Sen @eidmorenen Sen ge=
grill BON Selbltpertbeioiglng ul,o
lagte ibne11, baB ct 3ellgen porfiibren
miiroe, Die beidmoren miiroelt, bob
6rall 6lll1f SIT beri1ieoenen Malel1
georoDt babe, Jralt 8arber 1,n13llz
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-22
c npn Den 8rDtgednuprenci bes Septenberter1nins crGpbene 9
lantet anf MurS I'M suciten 9rabc.
@crt6eioiaitna bcganptet, Sic G~ridieRuua ser Sram Sanf eri.
SclbtnertGeibtgnna

brinacl1, baB tic Irau @arber altfge-
lallert, tic allgegriffen nno Slpeinlal
llieoergeldlagcn babc, nobel lie aus
9crlfen babe: uSett babe ib bih!
3icslnal meroe id Gid, tooten!"
Steiner bon Gltd} @eldmorellcl1,
rief Nedtsanpalt @rilf aus, miirbe
Del, 5ebllten Sbeil oieler aagriffc CT
olloet baben, pbnc lih SIT pertbeioi=
gen"
G%nulltpanlpalt Sebens erbob Gin=
ipano oagegen, baB N1imalt @rilf iidl
10 tief in Die MS%usleelllg oes @eietes
betreifs Selbitpertheioiall1g cinlalie,
lpeld)cn GilnuanO Ser Midter iiir be-
red)tlgt ancrfunntc. MlS Mnapalt
@rilf ben @elhmorenen Gbatja6cll
GUS Dem 2eben Ser syrall SUIT be-
famt CAB, erbob Der Golntpal1malt
pieoer Ginpan0. @err @rilf entgeg-
11ete, Dab ct beabiid)tige, Sen @eiites=
5llltano Ser g11greiferin Scr sSralt
@arber SIT id}iloerlr, OaB er beabjih=
tige, 5t 5eigen, OaB Sic Don ibr aus
geitoBenen Irobumgem c%rnitbafte @e=
riidlidtigung finbell lollter,, oils sic
elmer Ger'on, oeren 2ebellsgemobl1=
beiten lno @eiitesaultal1o nabe3u nor
NAL ieien. Ser Hidter bielt mieoerl1m
ben Gilupano bes Goltntpanmalts fir
bered)tigt lnb el1tldieb, BOB Sic I6ot=
labell aus Dem 2ehen Ser Irall Stunt
in Ser groffln1ngsaniprad5e an bie
Geidnporellen nidt 5l1laiiig leien.
SSl1 Ser Radmittagsiisung berief
Der @nflager Inn 3 ltbr 10 Mi1ltelr
Ben erlten 3el1aen onf SEN S3eltgen=
ltono. IS mar Dies elm jllnger Marrl
gtanlens Carl Guibman, Ser auf Sen
|Stufen Der sur @anf fiibrenoen ssrei=
treppe ltanb, oils itd oie sdieBerei
auf Der StraBe ereignete. Sem 3eltg=
nib mar fllr5 unb ,biinoig. ST iogte:
SD ltanb 5rpiiden s ulo 8. llbr
Worgens altf Ben Stllfen Ser sur
ganf fiibren0en Ireppe. Sd iab
Srau 8arber uno 6ralt yl11tf allf
oem Seitenpege l1ngefabr elm stra=
Be11geplert bon mir el1tfernt miteil1=
anoer ringen. 6ralt @arber Ffiel
5lpeimpl 5l1 goOelt. Trau l11pf ging
pom Seiterupeg nod Ser Mitte Ser
|5traBe. Irol1 Garber erbob lid nno
rattle etmas altf, oonn ltredte lie Sen
Mrm aus unb i6oB. 5Sral1 Nl11f
ltiir5te %5liamnlen."
Ser 8eribtslaal mar gepadt pou
INIT 2elltel1, oaru1ter biele ibrergead=
barn bon Mcgmtslano. 6rau @ar=
Der lab sur &edten Hires s(mpaltes
|Gbas. @rilf> wenige SUB bonn 3eu=
ge1lltano ent fernt. SIR sobn rnb
Iibre Sodter iaben 1pe1ige Sub 4peiter
redts, bireft Dor Dem Site 6eg Gid=
tiers.
alld in Ser Morseniibuna par ser
8eriGtslaal gepaft bon. giele gnn=
pobner polt MeGal1sla1o utlo aus
oellen Nfngegeno lparell nad 9ape,1=
port gefommen, Tim Sen ge%r6al1olum1=
gen oes l%erlatlonellen Ero5eIles BET
5mobnen. Ser Gro5eB oiirfte nod
mebrere Gage in Mnipru9 nebmell
11ro es tit 5lpeifel6aft, OF er bis gnbe
Der Wod)e gum slbldluB fon1n1t. s(uli
ben Mllsaattg besielben bapf mon ge=
lpannt iein.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-22
Sn0 aa6 fit &asue S4,517;
Erpni11 S3.O43 n1ts.

@ie aelterrr aus Ies Moines be=
ridtct moroerl it, foltcte sic @an-
pagne fir OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bes
5rpciten Sotpa'er Iiliriftes Scrrn
6Qrrp Sua bic imnlerbin nieoltde
'Sumlme bon $4,5t7, mopon $4,000
bonn reprlblifm1ilden Nationalfpmi=
tee gelliftet moroen iino.s Midael s.
Grol1il1, Ser bon Slta geihlagen nor
ben lit gab insgelammt $3,043 fir
leile aampagne aus. Garl gpalls
bon @elt Linton, Ser iih ebenfals I'M
Dos 9lmt zines OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
bemor6 unb geldlagen ml1rbe, COB
1920 alts, mabrenb s. S. Steele
BON Sionr gitp $2,982 ausgab.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-22
9as Gr5Hnumge= Ronsert pes
Sri Gitn epmpbpntc.
Sr6etterS.
Die 3ianiitin Mprtlc Glppn als GU
liitin.

SRI. Mprtlc Glppn, sic bodtalen=
tirte Nianiitil1, miro Sic Soliltin inn
grpffnl1ngsfon5crt oes ygri-Gitp
Spmpbonie= Sr1eiters" an1 nadlter1
9lellstag slbeno, Sen %. Mopember,
I'M gllrtis Spernbalts lein. Sn ie=
Dem Der &pn5erte miro Elm arberer
&lllrltler, be5iebltngsmeiie aiinitlerin,
als Soliit mitpirfe11, 1pie al1b oas
Froarolnm in jeoem &ol15ert elm all<
oereS lein miro.
Sir bqs groifnu11gs= aou5ert lit
%olgenoes oll%sge5eidnete grpgranlm
a~llfgeltcat morben:
Suoertiire yg}ie15i" @aaner
Symphonic go. s Writer IbeiD ).
aon5ert fir giano @riea
WfDrtle glpp1.
Neer @prit Suite Cried
AZ Inoatlte Gantobile !.
Iidaifomsfi
~ Mlel1ilett . 9oderini
gsur streidyinitrl1mente).
AsiQno=Solo (mlsgemablD
Mprtle glppn.
Gbapiosie 90. 2 aisat
Merdants Eransfer & Storage
SO. Telepbon 855. (glna.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-22
Silfs Gpnntpidakmeiaer bleiben i'm
Wtnfp.

Gollntp 5d)asn1eiiter Sa1go 5tabI
'mad1te eeltern befaralt, bob er leine
1eelgen Mliiltenten, Bic Stills : gou1t-
tplbasmeilter 2eonaro @eters 1,nb
9arrp SanoerS i'm Imte bebaIten
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-22
S,brGerf fO1ioirt nit Burlington
Bug; elm iGfcrO m,1k erid)oilen
iuer0en.

Gin @illiam Sale, 4. nn6 Scott
straBe, geh6riger aoblenlpagell, Dor
Den 3mei 9ferbe geiparnt narelr, fol-
lloirte geItern Mbellb gegel1 elm 8ier-
tel 11adp adt l1br an Der Megierungs=
brilde11alffa6rt NIT ei1tem t3llge ser
aebleago, Burlington 81 Aunncp"-
Observation-Disclosures. Gines ser
Nferoe, Die Dor Sales @ager ge=
lpaltlt foarelt, milroe BON oent s3llge
10 ldmer perlest, bob es bon @oli3ilt
g11tl 2e6mum eridolien meroen
mlBte. 8erloaen muroen bei 6em
ltltfal nidt oerlett.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-22
Rleine Staot=y
-@erpen-S Del MitteI eeeen@beltma.
tismus unb Sdmer5en aler Mrt.
Hiepe's Mpptbefe.

btt ~ SoDttSAONh aaSA ' y
&tepe's Ipptbefe.
8. 8. &rllic, ser @infaltfer bes
gngros : Icpa~rtcnlel1ts BON S. $.
s. Getericn's Cons Gonlpallp, reilte
nadl gecm Dorf ob, 100 or iih in Sc
Observation-Disclosures prci @od]en
lang mlf3llbaltcn 9eOenft.
SRI. Gliie @ceidler, cine @nge-
ltcIltc bes bieiigen Goitanltes, lit in
i6rcr @oblllrlg an oas &%rallfcnlager
oefelieli.
Iran u. &arbef pom ser q.
Sorbcf COMPANY, 90. 1116 @elt 3.
StraBc, reilte i'll @eihaftsmlgeleger=
beitcn nadJ Chicago ab.
&apitall u. ~. Gompto II
bon gatterie So, Soma Natiollal=
@arOe, erflarte gclterll, DOB CT aller
Observation-Disclosures l1ad Ireitag nad)
@rpmnsoiqc, Ieras, %5lriidrcilen
per0c. aopitdl Compton bot MIR
20 Gage llrlalrb crbaltell, INN bier
@cid)aftc 5ll ~crleoigcn.
Sic @agner Grnderci
lit lett 5pci Sasel1 init Dem llmlsltg
Don ibrenl alten @elhaftsplab, SIC
@arriion Strabe, nod ibrem ncl,el1
@ebaubc, 315=317 meltlibc A. Stra=
be, bcidaftiat. Sic miro in einigen
Sagen bcreit Iei11, irgeno mel1e Sc
ltcllllll9en alls5llfiibrerl.
Cine belltide 9ionierin BON
Scott Gnlrntp, Sral1 Sopbie s. a.
1923 lpeitl. 2ocuit StraBe.
feiert bcl1te ibrelr @ebl1rtstag. 5rall
@ar1ann1 lpl1rbe am %. Mopenlbcr
1860 in Sidorp @rppe Ipmnlbip,
Scott County, geboren nno bot ibre
galt5c Scbens5eit in oielen Gountp
%5nge6radlt. llnlercn ber5lid)en @liid-
mlrll6 5llrn @ebnrtstage.
SEER @enrg @pb0e, ser
Dor ell paar Sabren ieinen @obniib
bon bier nad Sberburlr, Min1., Der
legte, INN ieine IN Ser 9eabe oieier
Srt ldoff gelegene Iarm SIT befpirtb=
lfaften, lit mieoer nod 3apenport sl1
oalerroem Mlfentbult 5uriidgefebrt
uno bat elnc @ubnl1ng inn gourtlanb
Mpartemellt : @ebal1oe be5ogen. @ir
bciBen @crrt Goboe in 9aoenport
ber5lib piQfonmel1.
2cutidJ : Diterreid;iidjer Silfsfumb.
Sen 81. 9sopenlber 1916.
Iralt @oIa Sdurr, gettenoorf $t.O0
SRI. Sellna Sd}rider, 4apel1=
port $500.
Sri. Martba 93eis, Iupenport 80
Sri. 9f9ca Silrridien, 9apenpt. 80
sri. 30. 3. &inridiea, 3apenpt. so
SRI. 90. 81. @inridiel Iapenpt. 80
@l11. Huier, Iapel1port 500
$. .. seifiert, Iapenport 10000
6rau $. .. seifiert, Iapenpt. 800
$1ss.OO
3ltlcst berld)tet .$17,736.19
sunlma .$17, 924.19
Sobn @ermaIo, sefr.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-22
a@reenbafs" idJeiuen aldJ in @anlas
ibr nniuelcn getrieben at 1abeu.

yflf Sobnlon, Der Sberiff BON st
tatpa, aanlas, manote iid geltern alt
Noli5eidcf CHARLES 8oettd1er nit ser
gitte, inn aefaaigit sic gertiqon-
%Mltl1labnlell BON ben bier am Jreitag
Der borigen ISOLDE ms 3ltdtbous ge-
ldidten Mitglieoer Ser u@reenbads"
Observation-Disclosures 5n5lt=
ldlfet. Der 5berifi lit Ser Mei=
1tlll1g, DOB bie orei 5dapinbler audi
eillelt 5armer aus ieillem County Inn
Elm paar talllelto Goaars erlei6tert
l6abe1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-22

Scr Gro5eb aegen Gra,t Mac g. 6ar.
ber, Noitmeinertm bon McGnmSlan0.
@egcn Gridiebune Der STRAIT SUIT, Die nit Miaian,
Uunf TIT tpiloer Che lebt.
Sic pm sen straightforward oes Septenbertermins erbpbene snfage
lamtet amf Murb int sudten @raoe.
Die @ert9cibanug bebauptet, oe Gridiekuug ser Tram Sunf eriulatc lit
SelbfpertGeibtgung.
Senrp $. Scbcns nnb 6ilfs GpmntyamuaIt Nenf Ettcem
nertrcten sic Mnflagc umo Medtsanmat CHARLES @rif npm ser sm=
matsfirma @iium, @rnf nb @ilun, lit Scr @crtbcibiscr
Ser angefagten sren Mae g. Narbcr.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-22

Dr. Batter, 3alnar3t, wbitafer
Building. 8(slna.)
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-03-22
Little Stories of the Open
A SPRING BOUQUET


Does the call of the bluebird
fill your soul with the wander
lust? Does it make you welcome
the March winds that drive the
mud away? Does it make you
eager for the first bouquet which
you can wrest from the woods?
Spring above all other seasons
seems to register itself in the
blood. Every saucy robin dares
us to venture forth from our
lownbound seclusion, and explore
re woods. And we are wild to
y cept the saucy fellows chal-
lGnge for we'll we know that it
leads to the purest delight, and
the Inost care-free realm known.
On one such day a year ago,
when March, with all her whim-
steal variableness, had sandwich
ed in a genuine spring day, l
started forth in quest of the first
woodland flowers. The bird calls
filled me with hopefulness but the
boughs, bare and forbidding,
drove it, as quickly, away.
l chose a winding road, with
brook, uncertain of its course,
bounding on at reckless rate,
crossing and recrossing the way.
Soon. indeed the road lay aside all
pretension to the rank of thor
oughfare. and settled comfortably
into the business of guiding wan
derers over the hills into the
woods. Again the path crossed
the brook. Now water rushed and
dashed; the foam cleaned white
against the moss-covered stones;
a fragrance of balsam filled the
air; | had come to the woods.
Mingled with the SpicinesS of the
pine was the indescribable frag-
rance from the leafy blanket that
sheltered the flowers. Was there
a world of fretting and care a few
miles back of me? The Silvery
gray trunks of the trees, the soft
browns or the earth argued no
instead there was a universe of
restfulnesS.
l deserted the path now and
wandered aimlessly on. Suddenly
ahead of me there cleaned a
patch of white. My flowers in
deed. l was over the fence in an
instant and clambering up the
hillside. But the most perfect
flowers, like the wild white rose,
grew just too high for me-" With
painstaking care l hooked" the
boughs and wrenched the tough
branches from the limbs. Ting
ling with all the delight of a vic
tor | started for home.
Only one farm house lay be-
tween me and the arm chair
which suddenly doomed comfort
ably before me. l had obtained
my prize; l had relaxed my vigil
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-03-22
Crop Report For Delaware

A summary of the March crop
report for the State of Delaware,
as compiled by the Bureau of Crop
E t m a tes (and transmitted
through the Weather Bureau, U.
S. Department of Agriculture, is
as follows:
Wheat on Farms
Estimated stock, in bushels, on
farms March first this year: 394,-
000 compared with 467,000 a year
ago and $4,000 two years ago.
Price, per bushel, on March l to
producers: Sl.1S compared with
s145 a year ago and .9S two years
ago.
Oats on Farms
Estimated stocks, in bushels, on
farms March l this year: $1,000
compared with $4,000 a year ago
md 10000 two years ago. Price,
per bushel, on March l to produc-
ers: 60 cents compared with 65
cents a year ago and 45 cents two
years ago.
Corn on Farms
Estimated stocks, in bushels, on
farms March l this year: $780,
900 compared with 100000 a
year ago and 2,669,000 two years
ago Price, per bushel, on March
] to producers: 70 cents compared
with IS cents a year ago and 70
cents two years ago.
Merchantable Corn
The percentage of 1915 crop
which was of merchantable quail
ty is estimated at 80 per cent
compared with IS per cent of the
1914 crop and IS per cent the 1918
chop.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-03-22
School Problems Discussed

Dr.. Wagner. State Commission
er of Education, in a recent ad-
dress delivered at Middletown,
discussed the Needs of Delaware
Schools" The speaker cited con-
ditions in many schools he has
visited, and said in no two can be
found the same courses or the
same books. He referred to an in
stance in the Laurel schools
where seven pupils came into the
town district from the outlying
country districts, all in the same
grade and all seven using differ
ent books. He flaycd the commits
sionerS in some of the rural dis
trictS on account of the favoritism
shown teachers, and on the unsan-
itary conditions found. and spoke
at length of a bill he had prepar-
ed to be presented to the next ses-
sion of the State Legislature,
which, if passed, will completely
revolutionize the present antiquat-
ed system, and make one standard
of instruction and of books to be
used. The bt'l also carries with it
a provision to entirely change the
system of management of the
schools, taking the management
away from the present local COM
fasteners and placing it in the
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-03-22

ance, when suddenly my eye
caught sight of tree, standing
out in enhancing green, from all
the baroness around it. A COM
bination of grace and stateliness.
it stood before me. The delicate
shade of the young foliage was
indescribable. On long pliable
stems it grew, dropping like will
low, parting with each within of
the breeze, to show more plainly
the velvet-like smoothness of the
dark brown boughs.
l gathered a quantity of the
delicate foliage, arranging a Dor
der for my fragrant flowers. De-
lighted, l held it before me
Never it seemed had florist
achieved such a triumph. A great
armload of springtime! 1t sug-
gested the music from Lohengrin,
the organ and the palms, the SOL
emn stiffness that precedes the
coming of the bride. Could any
thing be more perfect for a bridal
houquet-the dainty wild bios
som and the vigorous young
pine; the joyous hope of youth.
the strength of maturity. l could
only bury my face in its frag-
rance, intoxicated by the fresh
ness. 1t had filled the world with
beauty, and sc, having fulfilled its
mission, after a brief season,
might wither happily away.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-03-22
Beaten With an Axe Handle

Minos Trill and J. n. Lynch
quarreled in a store in Dagsboro,
one night last week over the right
Of the latter to drive stakes in
fields on his farm through which
people had been driving during
recent SHOWS, Trills team had been
nearly overturned by the stakes
at night. He took Lynch to task
and on the latter's replying. it is
said, struck him several blows
with an axe handle from which he
IS recovering.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-03-22
Rescue Came in Time

Nine hands at Carney's Point
and the operator of the 40 foot
naptha launch Hyancinth were
more or less frozen and nearly
drowned while crossing the river
to Wilmington after midnight on
Friday. A floating ice cake stove
a hole in the bow and the launch
filled. Luckily tn e steamship
bound up the river passed and the
Captain seeing the saturation sent
a boat to the rescue of the i'm
periled powder workers.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-03-22

hands of State commission. He
also dwelt at length upon the
present unequal system of taxa
ton for school purposes, and
urged a general reform.
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