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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-11
Henry and the Navy League

w HATENER else chances. the trial of the
w 100000 damage suit of the Navy
League against Henry Ford should add per-
ceptiby to the gayety Of nations. The league
says Henry has libeled it grossly, in the
course OF certain descriptions OF its activi-
ties to which he has given currency-or for
which he has obtained publicity through the
use of currency-and being fighting organ
ization. OF the most militant sort Il naturally
just has TO get revenge.
II doesn't need money. obviously. To sew
eral OF its leading spirits the 100000 dam
ages would be mere drop in the bucket OF
their liquid assets. Neither does 100000
mean anything much 20 MI Ford He has g
great deal Of cash for which il has been made
clear, he has real use
Nevertheless, ,he:e a-s IL ;hiE Land Of the
free large numbers q deserving LAWYERS
They will BE- helped So viii the newspapers
and newspaper readsA- Therefore on with
the suit! la Joy *.e .----@tineo. This old
world is TOO SAD and drea+y. ANYHOW
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-11
To-Day's Best Hund-pIcked Joke.

Among the offenders huddled In the dock be-
fore a Baltimore police magistrate WAS most
respectable looking grocer. He was charged
with assault
why did you strike this man." was the first
question the ma istrate put to him.
Well your honor" said the grocer, what
would you yourself do If you kept grocery
and a in and asked whether
he could take moving picture of your cheese? -
Chicago Herald.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-11
arhe oldest Yale student is dead again.
Punishment

THE German government, having prog
IL ressed through denial to incredulity, from
incredulity to confession Of possibility, and
from that state of mind and speech to posi-
tive conviction. has now admitted that the
Sussex sunk by a German submarine, and
has punished the officer responsible for the
"lhistake." We are curious to know of just
what his punishment consisted.
1T does not make any great difference, per-
haps, now that have definitely fixed the
course Germany must pursue, and warned her
of. the consequence Of dereliction 1t is not
likely that diplomatic relations would be
seyered because the punishment meted out to
the offending commander should seem to us
inadequate, but the disclosure, nevertheless,
would be interesting.
eve should like 10 know What Germany
regards proper treatment of the last straw
that broke the cames back
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-11
We Don't Care.

There bloke who'd made a Joke
And thought that he could sell il,
But each big cheese pronounced his wheeze
SO old that folks could smell it.
This jokesmith rare filed with care
TO find his quIp deridcd:
He feared twas sin. but sent IL in
1t Seen on the Sided.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-11
Following BAD Example.

Gruhhs-Bnks complains my dog is too much
like Kaiser Wilhelm and that must get rid
OF H.
Stubbs-what has the dog done now:
Grubbs-Sought a segment Of little
Willie Binks's leg Binks declares the animal
is trying seize place In the son.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-11
According to tho once ph,Io.opber.

The German Foreign Office longer places
any great confidence in Mr.. Bryan's influence
on the public mind says Washington cores
pendent. Occasionally the German officials get
mighty close to facts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-11
The resstm;>t Sa.a.

1t is harder to provide oneself With ias,in
friend than with q wife Save In exception.
cases, the wife Just has 10 Stick
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-11

If Edgar Poe's letters could have sold dur
ing his life at their present rate, he would
prol"bly have been more voluminous cor
respondent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-11

Il suppose the operation was a complete sue.
cess"
Not according to the rule. The patient got
we'll"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-11

Is ii any argument against the gaseous
,ure of the sun that ii has the observer n
the eartn no appearance OF being gaseous?
MISS II. ii.
Not at all. At the distance of $4,000. 900 miles
gaseous would present apparently
sharD boundary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-11

He-Have you made up your mind whom you
will invite TO your party;
She-No. haven't got that far yet. have
just made up my mind whom shall not In
Vite.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-11

Will YOU tell seriously whether there are
now any fortune telers of any sort who
reliable: MISS T.
There are not. The whole lot OF crystal
gazers and trance mediums and deviners by
ards and palmists are utterly without the skill
which they claim
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-11

The New York Bar Association seems 10
Marshall some strong criticisms OF the Carlin
subcommittee
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-11
Possibly So!

Harvard professor claims useful men may
be made out of monkeys Mere maids have fire.
quently made monkeys OF useful men
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-11
As To a Public Library

lNTELLIGE NT observers in other cities,
lavish in praise OF many of the things
Richmond has achieved, are filed with amaze
ment by the contemplation OF our most
serious deficiency Says, for example. the
Springfield Republican,:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-11

i.!cHhoHn. "a. enterpr!sing and
growing city OF real new south. has
not yet acquired n public library The
-! INES Dispatch administers deserved
eAas'ise!Eent 10 its constituents when
I SAYS. 1T is a reelection on our nun
4lt Spirit mat the demand is not am
sEerec. the need not supplied" Bu,
what mas Deen the matter with Mi
Earner!e's bright young men who look
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-11
Chats With Virginia Editors

The Bristol Herad-Courier gets off this solemn
truth: in the event Of war with Germany the
hellicose editors or this country would continue
fight with the pen. 1t is mightier than the
sword. and much safer to handle"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-11

Billy Sunday should cross into Nebra. ka
and reconvert that back-slding State TO his
fellow-evangeist, Billy Bryan
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-11

did you give some work to tina, tramp who
applied for t?'
NO: couldn't catch him"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-11
EDNA,

Please give the distance from London to
Paris and from Paris to Berlin
f. E. SCOTT.
267 miles. GA miles
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-11

Attorney-General Pollard's now Moose.
but not ono OF the bull variety.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-11

The outlaws becoming almost as
troublesome 9 in-lawg
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-11

There would Do oe-,eI p,ospec: Of peace
in this County i M- B-yso would only
hold his.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-11
Brltain's
ffarSIlneSS
Surprises

Surprises by Its treatment OF General de
Wet iii South Africa. That fla
nous fighter and veteran Of the 13oer War start
ed an insurrection in co,cperaton with the
and the government of South Africa was months
in supprcssing It. Dc Wet captured, and
he could legally have been sentenced to death
and executed as traitor. But nothing Of the
sort has happened to him. The imperial gov
ornmcnt appreciated the political unwisdom of
stirring the Esoer people to their depths by
hanging or shooting General de Wet Why the
extreme penalty so swiftly eXacted of the
Irish rebels is question sure to stimulate flu
ture inquiry in view OF the leniency shown to
the rebel leaders in South Africa. whose treason
was every whit fragrant and menacinG.-
Springfield Republican.
has been the aim-one might
Wilson'S almost say the foremost aim
-. 20 of the present admfnst ration to
pea'" VI concilate Latin american coun-
Pan-AmeriCa tries The worst tangles in our
relations with Mexico have been
produced by this anxiety to make friends south
Of the lsthmus. Whether q railroad connecting
New York City with BuenoE Aires Is mere
dream or practical possibility: As Mr.. McAdoo
thinks, we to have closer and closer
trade relations with South America; our bank
ing accommodations. in Rio and Ruenos Aires
and Valparaiso are already on fairly good foot
vcIoped gradually, will, or without government
purchase OF vessels. All this Is hopeful The
lions share Of the worlds markets Is IL
do not blundcr. That means busy factories,
employed artisans, money circulating rapidly.
prosperity on large scale. tho conditions most
10 be desired by manufacturing natlon.--
brooklyn Eagle.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-11

Isn't 1t strange that the liveiest spo. i
the world is called Dead Mans Hill?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-11
Current Editorial Comment

The British government had
prepared the neutral world TO
expect less harsh treatment of
the leaders Of the Irish uprising
by its treatment of General dc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-11
Queries and Answers
Hurry Lauder.
Cities OF IciIrone.

Is Harry Lauder dead?
No.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-11

ADDRESS ALL CONGRATULATIONS The Times
,Dispatch. and not to ndlsidualA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-11

fGBLIsHED every day In the yaaI 1t 10 South Tenth
tGtreet, Richmond. the Tirnes- Dispatch Pub
,tishinS Co. Inc. Chafles e Rasbrook. Editor and
= MANAGE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-11

TELEPHONE, Randolph I. Private Brench Exchang,
sCcnnectnS With All Departmental
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-11

Colonel James may find that he is seeing
through Glass darkly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-11

Cut out the day whose low descending SUI
tells not the tale that Villas on the run.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-11

SPECIAL ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVES: Has
Ing. New York: autuai Lie Buiidias. PhiadeiphiS.
Pcoples' Gas Building Chicago
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-11

The esteemed Republican. for it's many
KIndnesses. deserves 20 be informed that MT
carnegies bright young men" have not over
looked Richmond We have had an offer
from the lToninaSter OF a library building
bearing the Carnegie brand, but this offer
has not appealed 20 the city powers that he
They have rejected the tender, on the high
ground that Richmond must wear no mans
collar, whether architecturally, in a literary
way or financially. It must be admitted that
Nj. Carncgie's views OF the proper size of a
maintenance fund are inclined to be Just a
bit extreme
However that may be- the city needs m.
library II it could be obtained we should
not feel ourselves that a debt OF gratitude IN
Mr.. Carnegie, even when added to consider
able local OUTLAWS, would be too great price
for the city to have paid
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-11

Most brands OF international trouble tbcs
days might be la bcled Made in Germany"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-11

Parliament has voted to gain time by sci,
ting forward the clocks one hour Think OF
the time that might be saved with a ston
watch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-11

The Kaiser, expressing hope for peace
reminds one OF an incendiary turning in the
fire alarm.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-11

The following from the Chase CITY Progress
ends the discussion for the present: The Times
Dispatch after rcprinting paragraph from this
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-26
Scenes aug Nioline.

Gle @eeroisllla bon 5ral Sole
pbiie, Mllberlon Safleai, apeld)e cine
Der altelten 8epobnerimten polr, Moz
lille NOR ln1Dg0ie. nadl fur5em 2eioen
llebtell gsorlstaa al,erh III ibrer .asen.
t101 15sa StraBe beleeeneu @ob=
l1l1l,g itarh miro morgen 9tadpnittag
erfelgenaa @
Gle OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES m1roe alln
81. MprilH1S61 in bieiieer Staot, ge-
boren no lie aald) ltets aemobnt bot
|tea Biz 8esiltn bes Sabres 1879
i%berbeiratbete tic itdl nit Soiepb 9.
|9afleaf. @ie 8%eritorbel,e miro BON
'ibrem 8atten, ,ibrem Sub,le, orei
|gl1feln, orei*5 dmeltern lr1tD "iiehen
9seffen iiberlebt.
'Gra11f Garr, ser in Sen Silpis 81
Ieibab1anlugen arbeitcm Ipll, liegt in
ldnuerperlettem 3uitanoe int Staot=
|boipital barnieoer, nad)bem cr: lebtel1
Sanlstag apdbrellb zines Streites IN
einem @ile16ohmpagel1 bon elmer &ll=
gel in Bic red5te Shulter eetroffe11
moroen mar. Ser 3ulta1o oes Ser
lebten gilt als beoenflid).
Sopeit bic @oli5ei in grfa6rlrg
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-26
'Mtnes aug Sod Sslano

Ser SO Sabre alte CHARLES Brit
ton, go. 1906 o. Muerlle apobnbaft,
melder lett lailgen sSobren Elm Al,ge-
lteater Der &od Ssldno giienbabnge-
leuid)ait ipor, lit an Den Solgen bon
'@eneblllaen aeltorbelt, oic er erlitten
bate, oils err beim lleberldreiten Der
Ronaironlaaen on Dem 81. StraBen-
gabllbof bon elmer Mangir-2ofomuti=
be a%t1gciuJrcn mllrbe.
9rittun m1tr6e gerabc 5lpiiden sic
Sdienen 9c%tporfeu. gr erbielt cine
bcoenflidp Giletlhl,ng oes rebten
SllRes Ino ibmere innere gerlebull-
|aen. Ser Sdnpcrpcrlebte tpllroe Io-
fort in oos Staotboipital aebrad)t,
je6pfl iollte lih dr5tlihe @ilie dis
perge6lih etTpeiieh. ltebcr Sen 20
oesfaa miro 'bel1tc gornfittag cine
Goroners l1uterhtfltaa abgebalterl.
Die lterblidJen lleberreite bon Sral,
slnna Carlton, apeld)e lett DEM Sabre
1859, in Dem lie iih nit Benjamin
|@. Carlton p%erbeirafbete, itets al ser
4. slpellae uno III. Strabe gepobnt
bate. peroen bellte @orlnittag qui
DEM Gbippiannod Irieobof CUR letten
Rlrbe beigelebt aueroen.
Gie 9ubinaeidieoene mllrbe am
20. Suli bes Sabres 1886 oils Cod
ter bon captain" Natrid @ndlep,
melder eill geteron bes @iiraerfrie-
ges mar, in 2ol1ispille Solbnlbip,
Gelniplpanien, geboren. SIR @atte
iolpie cine Sobter giltgen Ser Ser
.itorbenel1 bereits I'M Iooe pora,ts.
[gn Der 8abre Der 3abingel6ieoenen
@tranern cine IodJter, orei Gnfel l1nb
elm WrltDer, ~
Charles sgra5leu murae geiterr
olrb Goliseimagiitrat 5mitb fir oie
@rotib S,trp feirgebaltea, l,ad)oen1. Ell
%beldylloist mprben anar, leetelt5ams-
tag Mben0 einen l~lebersieber, ..oer
5reo Wepers geborte, in Ser @oel-
apeiB @irtbidntt an Ser IL. stroBe
uro a. Mpenae ~geltoblen SIT baben.
Mls graolep perbaftet ml1roe, truq
er ongeblid ben l1eber5ieber, melde1
Meper aeb0rte. Sn oeat 1aiden oes-
lelben lollen 8riefidaften poraefurl.
Den moroen iein, Die OIL Mepers
aorelitrt maren. Ger 2ebtere, meld)e1
ebenfalls i'll ser g%enalrnten @irtb.
ld,oft 1par, batte Sen Sod oltf elmer
Gid gelegt.. grablep nafln Seniel
ben oal1n altaehlidl an iidl.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-26
Neue8 aus MuScQtine.

Snfolge bes falten @etters iino
Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ser nett
Ell Ditliden 5lpeiten Strabenlgriide,
melde oen Mab Greef iiberIpanmen
loa, einltmeilen eingelfeut moroel,.
Sic Mrbeiten maren bisber riitig DO
raltgeldritten. @iele 8etollarbeite1t
OIL Ben Giers Iil1o bereits p%ollenoet,
jeooh miirOell oielelben bei eiller
6ortietullg lliht lbalten II lmo man
.eiltldloB ii6 oesbalb, oie alrbeitell 5u
ltuter6redet.
q. @ladep, @alter s@remer uno
gorparo @reB batten fib ideil1bar in
benz Iatnn1 oes @eibnddtsf etes ee=
irrt, 90 iie oasielbe. idbon lesten
lsqnstag feierten, 'aphs sur 6olge
'oaB lie bon Ser @uli5ei lunter
per @eldAuloi9ullg oeri9rrulfenbeit
..berbaftet ml1r0en. sts'i.
Gelterlt bier eii1getroHencl1 Madr
rid)tet 5uIelee, BOT iid Der 3llltalo
bon 6ralt @iIliant @ltgbes, elmer
'friiberen 9%etpobueril1 BON M1lscaz
tine, Bic iid Dor einigell Gage in Ell
mem @olpitaf III Maion elmer dppe-
rem Operation 1tltter5iehe11 mllBte,
merflih ge6eilert. Sic loll mebrere
Gage lang ppild)e1 sebelr ul1o 500
gelhpebt baben.
@iuiam 6. Si1abes mar mcbrere
Sabre lang @oriteber Oes bielieen
.&raftballl es.
@eim l1eberidreite1 ser gtraBe
|aptrOe @ia @olpi, Ser an Narf glace
pobl1t, BON einem Strabenbabnpa=
gen Ser 4urf Mace Strabellbabnlinie
angeiabret ltnO al1f Dos Straben=
|pflalter 9ei6leu0ert. ST erlitt, meb=
|rere 5dp1ittpltl1ben lt1o Shrammell,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-26

'brillgeu %folllltc, bicat iid) Garr in ocm
@agen alif, als @iIidm 6ibgeralo,
Der nngebliA BON DC. s. Nesrol lei=
ner Stelll1ng entbobe,l iporben tpar,
ocnielben betrat mo anaeblif Sen
GcrlllA modJte, Tesrof tbotlidl all5lt=
greiier. Ser 2eBtere 300 jeoo6 lei
men Repolncr bernor ulio f%e1,erte
mebrere Sdiiile Of, bon Oencn elmer
Carr traf.
Nesrol ulo Sibgcrolb apllroc1 fur5
oarauf per5aitet. Sic Gerbniteten
imeroen iih am Z. ~Sanllor Dor Goli=
.5eiridter s. s. Ward)ant cinen1 8or=
'berbDr 81 nlter3ieben babcn.
Die Goroners= SSS,lrp1 ipeld}e cine
nnterilldallla iiber Ben Ioo BON Sent
rp Gbriitenien por Carbon @liff, ser
|Sonntaa Mloraen In Der @araac bi,,-
ter ieinem @obnbors leblos geflrn=
ben moroen mar bielt, COB cil,en
8abriprnd) ab, oenl3uiolac Ser 500
onrd, Elm Sersleiben b~erbeigefii1rt
morben par. gl1s Dem %porgebrad)-
ten 9efpeiSnioterial mar eriidtlid,,
Dob Gbriitenien Samstag N6eno 3rui=
ldben balb nelln ll6r ln0 Wfitternaht
geltorben mar.
Ser altf 10 plotlide @eiie aus Sen,
2eben @eidieoene miro bon einen1
@ruoer, Ser I'M Staate Soma mobnt,
iiberlebt. Die g%el,oroen meroen Der
lltden, Die Germafloten bes 8erItor=
benen ansfinoig 5l MAIDEN.
2eidte G%erlebungen aog iid Gar
roll Manfin, 9eo. 426 A. Mperl1e
|w%o6tbaft, 5lt, oils er' onaeblid an Ser
IA: aoenae, 5fpiidlen Ser a. l1no 5.
|SfraBe, bireft Dor Ben Gatrolmagen
Lief. Garfi1t iullroe nod Dem Solpi.
tai aebrad)t, jebod lteaten oie s(er5te
lloier felf, DaB er MIR nllbeoeltenoe
MISUNDERSTANDING e%rlitten botte.
Ma1fin fonl1te iih ipater il ieire
&obnu1,g %begeben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-26
geriammlmna Ser Mfticniubaber.

SIZE Sabressg eriamnluns Ser Mfz
tieni1Daber Der 9abenport Gapings
Banf bon 9apenport. Soma, fir Die
@abl bon neun 9ireftoren fir bas
fommerbe Sabr tptrb Ita~ttfinoen in Der
Office Ser eerannten 8ant. gde Der
Stpeiten nnb Main Strabe, am Mons
tag. Ben s. Sanlar 1917. SIZE Stimmz
plate iino often bon 2 biz 4 llbr @ad>
mitta9s.
Otto Sill. &aI1ircr.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-26

id'en @riinoer. Gcrner ioll Spa-
Mid pocr Stalieniid mo Iuiiiid
IN oen 2ebrplan oufgenpnmer mcr,
ncN. Nltiiiid ltebt, ncbenbei bc-
merit. altd) I'M @%oroergrumo Ser
on Sell llniocrIitlteu @enf at,n
9Glllamle Sll lebrcnoen l,el,eren
SpGnden, fin Sic b~clonoere 2dto-
rate geid)uffen lucrbeu ionen.
Minoclfcls 5luei moberne Iremo-
lpraden nliibtct fit ole Sd)ilIer
ehligoturiIA lem. Iieler Sort
!d}ritt 6ori o6er, ME Ser Soups"
bcn,crft. nidlt allf Soften Ser slt-
genleinbilolma aui bumauiitiidcr
Urrloldgc, lonocrn lulr ourD hct
aNssIcid) npu SocaliSmls un6
Miitlis,teit cr5ielt meroeu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-26
Trembipradtuuuterridt III Tranlrcidl.
@tc CT ii@ Md bcm Ssicse scitaIsu
hiirftc.

@ie in 0antidIauo, 10 miro al,a
IN 0ronfreidj Bic Etching Der
nellcren 5remolpraaeu i'm liutar-
rid't nad) Gem &rieac eiIria a.
ortert. @as fiir Gcridjicbalgcn III
Dem sebrplan Ser boGcren sdil-
len III Sralifreidl porgelonlHlell
merocn lotlcL fest Erof. Seuri
@a,tnelte Don Ser nhilolopbildel
Gatl,Itat scr llnipcriitdt .&art3 aus,
ellloreer. 9as &ino iol nidt nit
Dem @aae al;saeidNittct neroca. IS
fonn lid baber liir I'M cine Gin
ld)ronfllng, nldlt lin Sic N6id)ui.
tang pes 9eltld)cn oIs 9cbrfad)
b%ancellL nit oarllm, on5 ibnl eil,c
belIeioealerc Stetllnng ais Bic bis.
Der bc1auptete 5ilgcmieluf lncroc.
Gie iitlgcn Scltte, Sic bo6crcll
Stlloien lmo Der militGriId,ell
Salifbabn lid mionlel1 ipoaen, pcr,
ben lid III Submit oanlit beasii-
gen, Dos 9elltid)c leiell st fonlc,l
uno lbre &cmntllilie ollrdb eincn
MA'entbolt i'm oelltldeit Gprad1oe.
bict 6ll erucitcru. 81 tpeit oas Geut-
Idle. Gligliih Mrroell aQe Schiller
lcheillalls Die groBe Mebrbclt,
grinlotib lcrnciL nidt nm aus
Iocalen. loaocrn ol,dl aus pratsi.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-26
Sabres =@erjammlmna.

Sic General : @erIamlung Ser
Witglieber Der @errnait Mt,ttual Sire
Sniarancc sliluciation 'Ssur grfpdbll1ig
bon iieben 9irettoren lnb 5tpei Sagn=
loren, 1otpie ionitige @eidafte. als ba
borfommen mDgen, miro am 13. Sa=
mar 1917, UNI II 11br @ormittags.
I'M Scott gountp Court @ouie. (SuS
perbiloren 3immer) ltattfinbem.
Sreb. Sdaefer, Hralioent.
9. S. Wteiier, Getretdr.
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g%eriammluns Der elftieninbaber.

Sic Sabress@ eriammlung Der Its
tieniilbaber Der Gcott County Sabings
Bant bon 9abenport. Soma, fir bic
8abl bon 9ireftpren fir bag iotnn1enz
Sc SaDr tpirb 1tattfinben in Der Office
Ser genannten 8anf. gde Ser 9ritten
nnb Brabp Strabe, am Mittnod, ben
10. Sanuar 1917. SHE Gttmmpldte
iinb offen bon 10 ltbr Morseus big
- l1br @ittags.
S. s. 8 d s. 9rdFoent.
Gu It. 5tueber n. &allirer.
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Gineneue M.r t-pon 2~e6ersret=
tungsgiirtet il. nit einem yruitpun.
3er aas Mo4f Uerle1eE. Ger osN
3lped bus. oep a~tjrprr bes Grdgers
iteis aairet!3. hi Aui.tt 81 ealten.
3pia ecu 10000 uno $4,000
8,.nniproRlmat fonIten in el!eIn 1aa
&c nil >.lle.a pl.aA5upparut 9tpi.s at
tpetDen. ben u,ier Upr ItDepartement
felt tul5er 81 iii Staate yleip yrrt
in 8ebraub 9at.
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i III B ie Dnriteuer fir Manpe(b;lz

llmbi Dnrltsusr fir Wanpelbilz
Der in bic ridtise 9timmuns gu per-
Ieben, ldbt cine Tilmseleui9aft auf
einem YlonograpDen- Weiien 1pielen,
tpeldle benz senlai9teu Gemiitsous=
Druid entipred)en.
Die Jreuoe Der 9ausfrauen 1T
cine trasbare uno suiammenlesbare
elettrildt Ndbmai1ine, Die nun nit
Ge!dtisfelt irsenDtpp binItelen uno
nit eiaer a%eituneslteue in @erbt,l=
buug hrinsea tanu.
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fam jeood ptne Ionltise @erletunsen

fmm jeood obrte ionltise @erlebunsen
oabon.
Gle iterblifen l1eberreIte BON
Sralt SSoa Seloers apuroen geltern
geadmittag ouT Dem @reentpooo
5rieobof sur lebten 8ube beigelebt.
Srarf Gbapfa, Ser an Ser oltliden
.. StraBe apobnt, 5og iid idppere
Gerlebungen 81, OILS er oil Der oltll=
diem 2. StraBe alts ieinem g1lgap ae-
Id}lcltoert ml,roe. Ias 9fero murOe
ld)einbar ourd Bic Gbdtigfeit Der
groBet COMMUNICATIVE, oie bier bei
Der 8erbeI1erung oes StraBenpfla=
tiers gebral1dt miro, lheu 1lnb rant
te oabon. Sos CHER murbe mebrere
'StraBenblofs entiernt mieoer 5unl
|Steben gebradt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-26
B%erfammlnms Ser Mftieninbaber.

SIZE Sabresz@ eriammIl1ng Der Mf@
tteninbabef Der German Eruit CONT
pauD bon 9ubenport. Soma, fir Die
Neutpabl bon 9irettoren fir bas fom=
menoe Sabr tpirb Itattfinben in Der
Office Der @eien1daft, 9ritte unb
N'ain Gtrabe, am Montag. ben 8. Sa<
1,uar 1917, UNI 10 llbr @ormittags.
gbas. 81. g 0 &, Srdiibent.
Otto 81 Of e, Getretdr.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-26
gerfammluna Der 4ftieninbaber.

SIZE SaDres1@erlammlung Der Mfz
tieninbaber Ser Geutiden SparzBamf
bon 9apenpprt, Soma, fir Die &enz
tpalI Ser 9irettpren fir bns fommenz
Sc Sabr, miro i~tattfinben in Der Sfs
flee Der 8anf. $50 Drain Strabe, IN
8. Sa,,l1ar 1917, I'm 10 llbr gorz
g6as. 81. sos. Trdibent.
CD. @an ma n II, 8aiiirer.