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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-26
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-26
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-26
9abcnpurtcr pcrmG6lt iidl lit
laEprtc, S$ub.

2aGorte, Sro., 20. Mltanlt 1916.
Notwithstanding. George @.
igopO bon Iapenport ll,b SRI. Melie
Wporebeao bon Chicago lieBen iid;
bier beute sn friiber Morgen1tmhe
Itrallett. 80 Ias 9apenporter Mbre6=
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-26
Sur Ietten Mabc.
5rau Sobonnes sierd.

Sic Yeilebu1aa bon Nral1 SsSobanncS
sIerd la'1o geltern Nadmittag INT
5lpcl ubr ppnt Sraterbaule int ser
gtabe. pom g%lorioge aus auf Dem 8ina
Sill Iricobpfe itatt. 8nltor .. s.
8eisler bon ser c~pangcliid, : lutberi-
ldJen areli5 : Stride belt Sic Gralters
reoe. Die 9abrtud)trdger paren:
emil grieIter, &m. Sill, &ngo5Aaft,
seonaro sdaff, Sobm Mol1er, Go.
Sdnedlotb.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-26
Nrbeit fir bier ooer fiinf anaben
%npr1an0cn.

S. S. geiiions bon scr Iabenpor-
ter Sdulbeboroe mad)t befannt, oab
CT fiir bier o0er fiil,f aalaben i'm gg
ter BON IA bis IL Safren glrbeit bot.
Npplifattcll Iollen iidJ in ben 0or-
mittagsltunoen stuiiden 8 II. III l1br
in leinem Bureau bcs Shmlbehorbc.
gebaltocS an Der Main 5traBe ein-
iitbcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-26
@criammlnng Der Suloiers Gielici
Epmmiliiom b~erldwbcu.

Die r%eselmabige gerlammluna Ser
Scott Goluntp 5olbiers Nelief Con-
million miro cri arn S%onnabeno, Sen
8. September, allltott am 4. Septcn1=
Der a~bgebalten meroc1. Sim a. Sep
tember lit 6cfarmtli6 Mrbeitcrtag.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-26
nus ocm @cri6tem.

Soiepb gepers, ein friiberer Mnge=
itelter Der g., 81. S. & g. giienbabn=
8eiellidaft, bat Die 8elellj6aft nnb
belt MaIienperwalter berlelben, Sa.
cob &c. 1idinior, auf Shaoeneriot
5um 8etrage bon $4,000 perflagt.
Sim 10. 1e5ember 1911 ~ltiir5te Scr
&la9er in eillelr ~ma11aelbaft bcleltd,=
teten &altr1t Der @eielli d)aft nno SOC
itb al1ge6lid inllerlidc lt11o ailtBerl.-
die @erlebunger1 SIT. @is sum Nopem=
Der 1911 jolt oie @eIeQlhaft ange6=
lid fit i'm gelorgt baben. Sebt net
CERT oielelbe lid ieOoh altgeblid, met
ter Den &lager SIT nnteritiiben. Sci
mid & 9puoinot, ipie altd) Mnbrelp
8. Gbe5em linO Die @npalte fir Ser
&ager.
0os Ieltament BON @erlrid Size
malm pl1rbe geltern bon 2oris 6.
Mob6emig i'm Scptt County @e5irfs=
geridt 5ltnl NadlaB gebltdt. 1rm1
0innie Sdmibt uno 5ralt Matbiloe
SdmiOt linb oie Ieltamel1tspoultrc=
derinnell nno grbinne1.
Jrau Iorot6ea 8alm lieb gcl tcrll
Die Sdeioungsflage gegen Gbmarb
Tictor Galm im Scott County Sc
5irfsgeri6t budet. 3as Naar Der.
mablte iid anl %. Ie5cn1bcr 1917
ullo Dat 1ie ouIammen gefpobllt.
$. s. Strobbebn, Der Gerlpalter
bes Nad)la1ies BON &crnlalan Iimn,.
bat Die grlaltbniB erbalten, Mnrpaltl
5t engagiren, bic ei11cn Irp5cb gege1
bas Scott Go1intp megen bes Iooes.
faues bon Iimm anltrengen. Gbar
les g. &alfmalm lit Der Mnpalt Sc:
Observation-Disclosures.
SSn Dem sdeiontgspro5cb pn
Srau Mimi Muid gegen sselle 9fltid
tit cine Intmprt bon benl 8eflagtel
bur1 ben gniualt @. M. Chamber
lain gebu6t morben. Ser @eflaqt,
fonltatirt, DOB feline Nral1 angeblid
gerfebr nit anoeren Mal,nern Uni
gbe6rud getrieben bot. gr perlang
jett ieinerieits Die sdeioulg.
&aDmonb @oloe1r bon &emanee
ST., nno Sri. Minllie 8. Harton boz
@nnatpat1, Sa., licben iih ei1ten Sci
Observation-Disclosures ansIteuen.
Ger Nnlpalt u. g. G6e5cm lisj
aeItern Die Sdei0ungsflage BON Sra
Sarab Metbcnp eegen George 8
Wetbertp buden. Gle &lagerin f,
l6ulbigt Sen Seflaeten bes G6ebr1d,
nno Der MISUNDERSTANDING elmer al,
ocrct .sSralt.
Sm Scott Gpl1ntp @esirfsoeridl
lieB gcitern Ser nslmalt @. sc. G6an1
berlain fir. Srau Marp 6. @ilton 81
Sdeioltngsfluge gegen Nbilip g
Silton bllden. sas Sdeibungsgrnll
miro grauinnle n,1b nnnenid1lide ge
~banolung %anaegeber. Die &ldgeri
pcrlaigt in Ser Getitimt Sic Sbblr
iibcr s,pei unniinbiae &inoer, al;
lncnte ru1b mebrere Saushaltungsge
aenitdnoe, Die lie ais ibr gisentbrr
be5eidnet,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-26
sdiittclreimc iiber Sic stnfnnft Sc,
n9entidlanb".

Sett fonnen mir mieber rubig ldla=
fen,
9ie u1eutldlano" lit i'm lideren So,
fen.
Sssobn @mn, MN tobe, miitbe, rale,
Die u8eutidlanb" ging Sir aus Ser
Scale.
9as lit fir gnglanb boh iebr fata!.
Die u0eutldlanb" cling ruDig ourt,
ben &anal.
limo mieoer Sl1rrab fir sen tpaderetl
&0inig,
Die sriten arsertt iid) nidt penig.
8as Dilft Ser Teinbe Cohen un6 @et-
tern?
Sic fonnten Die n1eltihlano" nidlt
5erldmettern!
Die uGelltidlauo" III gren,cn -aber
Ser 8rit'
8eberridt mod INNER 6ie Meere
nit!
- . -
$50 blieben bel Ser n9entid(ano"-
Setc
Gic pieIacriibmter cnaliidcn Mcbe'?
~ Merd)ants Sransfer & Storage
SO. .Selepbon 855. (Mn5.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-26
Gaocnpurtcr pcrmab1t iidJ lit 9ctrpit.

@ie aus Detroit, Mid., aemeloet
iparoe, pern1ablte iid BORT @up 8.
Sbaifer bon Iaperport nit ST..
Grace @pmie bon Champaign, 81.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-26
Scott Gonatp : Tarm ,uirS fiair.
S31,OOO ~Derfnnff.

Die Mibolemos : Tarm i'm o1t!i-
d,cn Sbeile BON Mllen's @robe gofpn-
hip gelcgcn, iplroe geltern OH gnnc
g. @roncpalo gum 9etragspon $3d
600 perfanft. gon oieicr 5un1ine lino
$4,000 in gaargelb nn0 sic refill
dcn $4,000 in @ppotbefen angelegt.
Charles unlo Mariau Mioolemas ma-
rem Die friiberel1asaeIiber ser 5arllt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-26

Sri. &eomig Napene, SEQ. 7t5.
2oetit 5traBe, reilte nab 5prnss-
ficlo, g., ab, no tic lid} einige 3eit
lana bei Jrellnoen a~nf5nbalten &C.
Denft.
9. gein, ser Silfsfahirer Ser
Soma 9tational 9anf, peilt al,f iei-
men Serien.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-26
@erbit : Nusflns Scr 9aueaporter
0cidMftslcutc.

! @crbit : M,,sfI,1e scr 9aSenpurter
0eidp6ftsleutc.
Der oiesiabrige &erblt uMie eebt's"
M1ltomobilansfliig Der Davenport,
@elduftslentc miro ant 80. 5. sc
rut0 IL. Scpten,ber abaebaltcn tpcr
Den. Der critic Musilug miro burd
Soma ol,rb @clunctt, Siptpn ltri
Mnscatine lal,fen, lpGbrcnb ser 5ipei
te olrd Die Sninpiicr Stdbte IIebo
Orion, Cambridge mo @eneieo lall
fen miro. 9ic' Mltsiliigc ltcbcn lmtcl
Ser 2eitlng bcs Iaucnpprt CONNER
cial Glltb nlo Iopcnport Ml1to=GI
gs miro fem GintrittsgcIo erho.
ben. Sic Sbeilncbnlcnbcn miiIlen ie.
bod, @in1pel fiibren, Die fir menil
@elo int Commercial Glllb eritanoel
lperOen foillnen. Ssstocr Chauffeur mutt
Icilcn Glat baltelt. Gic Maidinel
lpcrocn nit ic elmer Milurte ;3piide,t=
5cit abfabren. @or Ml1fl,nft in Sci,
pcridicOel,en Staotcrl mcrben sic
automobile mie6cr il Mcibcn ai,i-
Idlieben. Haiioeicrc oiirien nidt BON
elmer Gar in sic anberc trans fcrirt
nerbcn.
Nadltebenb Sic Soltrel1, mie il.
porgeldrieben nuroet:
SSur am30. u mgm it:
Mbfabrt bonn Iapclpprt Commercial
Glltb tint | 11br Nod)m.
Mnfllnft in @alcott (13 Mcilcn) nm
1886 NadNn.
Mbfabrt bon @alcott go.
Mllfltnft in 1iron I'll Meilen) lint
2:2O.
Mbfabrt bon 9iron 2:4O.
Mnfunft in Seem Sibertp C Meilcl)
nm 800.
Mbfabrt bon Seem oibertp 3:O5.
Nnfunft in 9ennett (1t Mcileu) i'm
$780,.
M6fabrt bon gen1lett 800.
Mnfunft in Sipton @ Meilen) 1926
Mhfabrt bon 5ipton 500.
M1flntt in 8iltoll Q6 Weilen) IT..
5:40*.
M6fabrt bon @iltolt 600.
Mnflu1ft IN Ml1scatine (13 Meilcr)
I'M 6:3O*.
Iinner i'm @otel I'M 6:45.
Sn alien init einen1 . marfirter
Staotelt iper0en oie Mlttomobilc ltd)
altBerbalb oerielbcn formiren l,nb in
Naraoe ourd Sen Srt fabren.
Ionr am l 1. Scptember:
gbfabrt pom 1apeupprt Commercial
Gl1b INN 10000 l1br Gorn1.
Mltfl1nft in Wilun C. Meilen) Inn
1890 8orm.
Mbfabrt bon Milan 10:4O.
Mllfunft in SaDlor Hioge 60 Meilen)
Tim 11:1O.
M6fabrt bon Saplpr Hioge 1 30.
Mnfrnft in &epnolos "a Meilen) lin
1885,.
Mbfabrt bon Get1nolbs 1900.
Mnfltnft it 9amlct g Meilen) 1916
Nad)m.
Mnfunft In aleoo g meilen) 1886
Mbfabrt bon sneoo 1 ::45.
Mnfltnft in Matberpile ca Meilen)
Inn 300.
Nnfltnft iii Greemption a Meilen
linn 2:15.
abfabrt bon N%rpemption Tim 1925.
Mnfllnft in Sberrarb g Meilen) Inn
2:45.
@bfabrt bon Sberrarb INN 800.
anfnnit III Orion (13 Meilen I'M
$3.50.
Ibfabrt bon Orion 3:45.
Mnflmft in Cambridge Inn 1856.
4nfunft in @eneieo 90 Meilen) Inn
4:55#.
Nbfabrt bon @eneieo 5:15.
Mnfllnft in Davenport IN Iinner.
3eit.
Sn aQer nit eil1ent $ n1arfirtp1
Staoten merben sic Mutomobile lid,
al,Berbal6 berielben formiren nno IN
Rara0e 0ur6 oen Srt fabren.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-26

- 9. &anierL Ser Glerf bes @edj-
ielbepartements Ser Ientid)en Spar-
Tbanf, begab iid alf cine 5tpeiwod)ent-
|lide Serienreiie.
- Saben sic idon 9Io Miiiion
'8ier probirt? Gleih nit 6em beiten
importirten @ier l,n6 empfoblen bon
ben Doftoren. Mod Sslart6 greming
Company. !Mn5.)
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1te mdrfte.
Grobuhte.

gbica.go, 80. Slug. - @ei5en,
1913 Sept, 154A 9e5.
&orn - S6A Sept, 1878 Oc5.
Safer Az! Sept, 5OA 9cs;,
@etreioe fiir 0aar ~ No,s2 rotbcr.
&interlpeisen, 1lelt, 1921; Sort,
SO 3, S71@A-SSA Safer, Stat.
barb, 47-47R.
@erlte - YSS-1.15
@icI nnb Hrobiiionrr.
6 bicago, 25. Ml1g. @inobieb
8ufnbr 1000. sdmad. SOC bis ST.
1ieoriger als lebte @pde. - 5tiere,
$6..25-8.5O; &iibei nno. &inoer.
s. .25-$9.O0; aalber, $3.50 Big
it's.
Sdspeinc 3nfnbr 10000. Set.
bait Sc baber. 9urdidrittsaelpidt.
$1O.45-1O.95, 5nmeilfs $1,000 BIS
$1O.25.
sdafe ~ 9nfnbr 10000. - 1oc
nieoriger. Sdmah. 8ibber, $6.t5
bis $40. 2atnnler, $6.15 Bic
$10.65.
@cfliiac1 - 14s17e; Springs 90
bis 21c.
gutter - Creamery, 3O-3O1bc.
gier mn @!rima 25-25Kc.
LhANLT
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-26
@erlett iid sic Sanb I'M slricmal.

gmalt abIaren II Sabre alt, Scr.
$40 gellc ape., 5crihmettertc iib &c.
hern Wpraen orei Singer Ser redtel
Sono, ols ct nit berielben i1 circ
211ftorlldpreiic gerietb, an ser ct az,
beitete. ST purbe 11ad Dem Iapen,
port Solpitol geid)afft, no er Ser ge.
bqnohlna bon 3r. @lpnn onpertral,t
I1puroe. gs lit pa6rideinlid, BOB Sic
Stiln1pc Der Singer omp,ltirt meroen
miilicn.
Or. gafcr, 3oJnor5t, mbitofe,
Building. (4n8.0
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-26

- Merdants Iransfer & Storage
SO. Gelepbon 855. Mn5.)
Evening journal., 1916-02-29
proven SWAMP ROOT
aids WEAK kidneys

The symptoms Of kidney and blad-
der troubles are often very distress
ing and leave the system in a run
down condition. The kidneys seem to
suffer most. as almost every victim
complains OF lame back and urinary
troubles which should not be neglect
cd, as these danger signals often lead
to DANGEROUS kidney troubles.
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root which
soon heals and strengthens the kid
ncys is a splendid kidney. liver and
bladder remedy, and. being an herbal
compound. has a gentle healing effect
on the kidneys. which is almost inn
mediately noticed in most cases by
those who use it.
A trial will convince anyone who
may be in need of it. Better get a
bottle from your nearest drug store,
and start treatment at once.
However. if you wish first to test
this great preparation send ten cents
TO Dr. Kilmer & Co.. BinghamtOn, n.
r.. for a sample bottle. When writ
ing be sure and mention the Whining
ton Evening Journal.
Evening journal., 1916-02-29
"a YEARS OF stomach
PAINS ARE ENDED !
Mrs. Lloyd Gets Relief With q Few
Doses Of Wonderful Remedy.

Mrs. +. Lloyd. OF 229 w. Main
Street. Little Falls. n. Y. was for
twenty-four years a sufferer from
serious disorders OF the digestive
tract Physicians seemed unable TO
give her real help.
Mrs. Lloyd started treatment Of
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. When
she had taken but few doses she
declared she was cured She wrote:
II do not think il will be necessary
for me to take the full treatment Of
your wonderful remedy. for after TAX
ing but a few doses l was cured.
Il have not had one attack since
took your remedy. and I thank you
and thank God that I have had such
relief. for I suffered for twenty-four
years. with but little help from doc
tors. Your remedy is the only thing
that ever helped me"
Mayrs Wonderful Remedy gives
permanent results for stomach, diver
and intestinal ailments. Eat as much
and whatever you like. No more dis
tress after eating. pressure Of gas in
the stomach and around the heart.
Get one bottle OF your druggist now
and try it on an absolute guarantee
if not satisfactory money will be
returned.
Evening journal., 1916-02-29
entertainment FOR
conference DELEGATES

The committee of nine ministers ap-
pointed to assign homes for the Meth
Odist clergymen who will attend con-
ference requests that all pas
tors OF the entertaining churches
place in the hands Of the secretary.
the Rev. George White Dawson. a full
list OF those who are willing 10 en-
terrain either pastors or lay delegates
during the conference sessions before
Monday morning. March G. and the
committee will meet on Monday to
complete the assignments.
Private families who will board
ministers or lay delegates are re-
Quested to report to their pastors OF
to Mr.. Dawson.
Evening journal., 1916-02-29
Says spent A
SMALL FORTUNE
With NO Results
Mr.. VIM. Hamilton Says
That Lax-a-Tone Relieved
His Wife After Many Dol
lars Spent in Vain.

Here is another case. said Mr.
Smith. of Herbal Lax-a.Tone getting
results when all other remedies had
been tried. Mr.. Hamilton says:
Evening journal., 1916-02-29
CAMPAIGN AGAINST
spread OF disease

The prevention and eradication OF
hog cholera and the prevention Oi
anthrax by vaccination were subjects
discussed at a meeting Of the state
Board of Agriculture and State Live
Stock Sanitary Board, held at the
Hotel dupont yesterday. Those pres
ent at the meeting we're: General A.
r. Benson. of Dover. president; New
ton l.. Grubb. Of Brandywine hum
dred, vice-president; Wesley Webb,
OF Dover. secretary; H. L. Cannon, OF
Bridgeville and Dr. H. p. Ewes, Of
this city. State veterinarian.
The fight 10 prevent these con-
tagious diseases in Delaware. as pro-
posed by the board. would require a
large fund AS the board has not
the necessary money. an appropri
alton will likely be asked for at the
next session OF the Legislature.
In speaking about the diseases, DR..
Ewes, who is the State veterinarian
and in charge OF all such work in this
State, said that the board ought to
get busy soon and start vaccinating
for the eradication of both anthrax
and hog cholera. as the farmers this
year on account of the lack of feed,
will turn out to pasture their cattle
much earlier than last year. He
asked that the board get the neces-
sary medicine as early as possible
and have the veterinarians in various
sections Of the State get busy with
the work
With DR.. Ewes in charge the fol-
lowing were appointed for giving the
treatment in their localities: Drs.
Mcdaniel, Vale, Gardner and Nc
Dowell.
Evening journal., 1916-02-29
CHESTER FIRrMEN mURr.

CHESTER. Pa. Feb. 29.-Dcputy
State Fire Marshal Edward McCarey
and Charles Fowden. members OF the
Franklin Fire Company. were injured
ct "a fire at Fourth and Pancoast
streets here last night, when a taut
hose flew from a plug and swept
them oil their feet. Fowden's leg was
broken. The extent of McCarey's in
iuries has not been determined.
Annie Williams an occupant OF the
house. who was i'll in bed. was wrap
ped in blankets and carried 10 the
street by fircmen. The loss was
slight.
Evening journal., 1916-02-29

ing his mother. brothers and sisters
His promotion from time to time was
based upon merit and service. and he
never had any Of that kind Of influ-
ence which is commonly spoken Of as
pull
He gladly accepted the invitation to
meet his friends at dinner. Some of
them were men who had been pro-
NOTED precisely as Mr. Smith him
self had been their promotions were
justified because they had earned
them by merit and service
After the dinner was over, Mr..
Smith was asked by friends to say
a few words in an informal manner.
Hc replied by referring TO some OF
his experiences a. a young man in
railway srevice. One Of these OK
perience he told in substantially
these words:
while J was still young man il
was my duty as q railroad employee
TO make a sort of inspection OF a
freight train when it was in motion.
To do this. was Obliged to run from
the first car OF train and upon the
top OF it 10 each succeeding car,
jumping over the space between tina
cars until I reached the last one. Then
r returned ! was expected TO watch
the train and each car on il to see if
everything was working right
1T happened one night that stormy
weather made my work very uncOm-
Portable II was cold and had to
he careful about my steps as ] ran
along the top of the freight cars.
When got back to the front of the
train ] thought I would 20 into the
locomotive engine cab for a little
while to rest and get warm.
81 had been there only a moment
or two when ! noticed the engineer
whose hand was on the throttle lever
7 looked again and recognized him.
Who do you suppose that engineer
Vas?'
Only one Of President Smiths hear
ers could have answered that question
and he didn't. So that President
Smith was compelled 20 answer II
himself. He said. the engineer who
was driving that train is here tonight
and his name is Daniel willard
II was not necessary for Mr.. Smiil
10 make any further comment fol
he-the train hand who ran over thu
tops Of cars was at last president o
the New York Central Railroad Com
oany and Daniel Willard. who drove
he engine that night, was az las
president OF the Baltimore and OhiC
Railroad Company. But one who wai
present said: "This story shows tha
opportunity in the United States
awaits tho poor boy even more surely
han il awaits the rich"
Copyright. 1916. by +. J. Edwards
All rights reserved.)
Tomorrow Mr.. Edwards will tel
How Lincoln Settled a Controversy.
Evening journal., 1916-02-29
eASILAkE PREsBYTERItN NEWS.

EastlaKe Presbyterian Church Will
receive new members at the commun-
ion service on Sunday, March II. The
young people are being instructed by
The pastor i'm the Christian life. the
church and the sacraments.
Tho service tomorrow evening will
ne Of a special character The pastor
will speak on Prevailing Prayer"
Those who will unite with the church
are urged to be present. Lyon book
will he used.
Evening journal., 1916-02-29
NEW P. o. FOR DELMAR.

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DELMAR, Del. Feb. 90 Because
Of a lack Of sufficient space in the
building now occupied by the post
office here, officials Of the department
are looking for more commodious
quarters. Postal Inspector Plummer
was here last week in consultation
with Postmaster r. r. German in
reference to the matter and plans for
bids and specifications for more suit
able quarters were made.
The change will not be made be-
fore July !.
Evening journal., 1916-02-29

Copyright. 1916. by +. J. Edwards.
All rights reservedl
Tomorrow Mr.. Edwards viii tell
How Lincoln Settled Controversy.
Evening journal., 1916-02-29

Central Railroad
Company. a few
of his friends in
vited him to be
their guest at a
dinner party. Mr..
Smith began his
career as a boy
in and around the
railway station at
Cleveland. Ohio.
Those who knew
him in his boy
hood days say
that when a lad
he sold neWspap-
ers. and thereby
aided in support
Evening journal., 1916-02-29

- am an old government employe,
am now pensioned and live at New
port, Del. just dropped in to give you
this testimonial out of gratitude. My
wife had h-d stomach trouble. torpid
liver and her kidneys roubled her
so much that she could get no rest
at night. She was full of rheumatic
pains and ] have spent over five hum
dred dollars trying TO get results, but
much to my surprise Herba. LaX-a-
Tone has performed q miracle for
she is now feeling line. | thank this
medicine
The Herbal LaX-a-Tone man is at
Miller's Drug Store. 404-4O6 Market
street where he is introducing this
remedy to the Wilmington public.
Evening journal., 1916-02-29
New News Of Yesterday
Humble Beginnings OF
Two Railroad Presidents
Hr Hcpara

Shortly after Alfred H. Smith was
aleciad nresident of the New York
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-07-15
PRICE MAY BE LOWERED

Petroleum production in the United
States, the geological survey an
nounced, probably will be the great
est In 1916 OF any year in the coun-
try's history. The quantity marketed
for the first half OF the year was $780,
100000 barrels, which. though less
than the amount marketed in the first
half OF 1915. was greater than half OF
the total amount marketed through
out the whole OF last year.
The fact that at the end OF the
half-year production and consumption
east OF the Rocky Mountains were
essentially in balance, said a state
ment issued by the urvey, hould lower
prices for mid-continent grades.
This tendency" II said, lis inevi-
table il production continues its
steady increase or IL the remarkable
wildcat campaign now on in the south
rest results in the discovery Of even
one considerable pool OF high-gradc
oil"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-07-15
FORM GIANT FLAG
EScanaba's Historical Pageant
Feature of July ClOyer-Land
Magazine

A beautiful sepia picture of "The
Song OF the Robin" dance during Esca-
naba's great 1916 pageant decorates
the cover OF the July issue of Clover
Land magazine which is now on sale
throughout the upper peninsula.
All through the magazine there is a
general improvement and while there
are exceptionally good articles and
cuts yet the best of all are various
phrases Of the celebration
Is Alfalfa Land
"Clover-Land is becoming the alfal-
fa-land Of the whole world" writes Leo
NJ. Geismar, Houghton County farm
expert in a fine article on the crop
and on cattle. G. r. Werline has a
fine story on Escanaba, the metropolis
of Clover-Land while Roger NJ. An
drews gives an interesting story on
Albert +, Sleeper. one of the guber-
Material possibilities on the Republl-
can ticket
Delta county 20 which the July IS
sue is dedicated is written extensively
about by II, r. Mclean while C.. r..
Mason has story on Gladstone
There are interesting editorials by
Rodger NJ Andrews. editor and pub
Usher OF the magazine
Issue Is Larger
The increase I'm pages made neces-
sary by more advertising proves that
the magazine Is gaining in fame ana
value just as was predicted by Clover
Land newspapers when the first num-
Der came off the press.