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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-09-30
1T IS TRUE
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Fifth Judicial District of the State
OF Nevada, in and for the County Of
Nye, in the matter OF the estate Of
Milton X. Hightower, deceased.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. that
the undersigned has been duly APP
pointed and qualified by the District
Court of the Fifth Judicial District Of
the State of Nevada. in and for the
County of Nye, as administrator Of
the estate of Milton r. Hightower.
late of said County. deceased
All creditors having claims against
said estate are required to file the
same, with proper vouchers attached,
with the Clerk of the Court, within
forty days of the first publication Of
this notice.
Dated. Sept. 9. 1916.
FRANK j. CAVANAUGH.
Date of first publication, Sept. 8. 1916.
Date of last publication, Oct. Z, 1916.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-09-30
TEMPERATURE REPORT

Highest temperature yesterday, 75;
lowest this morning, SO.
Highest temperature a year ago
so; lowest, So.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-09-30
sHlPMAN's SENTENCE

T. J. Lynch. deputy United States
internal revenue collector, one OF the
prosecuting Witnesses In the case
against ID. l.. Shipman. who was
arrested here for manufacturing
whisky" and selling it to Indians,
returned this morning from Carson
City, where he gave testimony in the
federal court Shipman was sent to
Jail for seven months and fined $1,000
The greatest possible profit which he
made from his business was about
$50.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-09-30
BRITISH CLOCKS WILL
Be SET BACK ONE HOUR


ny Associated Press.)
NEW YORK, Sept. 30.-Legal time
in Great Britain will be put back one
hour beginning at a. m October 1,
1t was announced today by the Com
mercial Cable company This means
that British time from October l will
be the same as before the daylight
saving system was inaugurated on
the morning of May 81.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-09-30
CONFERENCE HELD

w. ID. Forster, superintendent and
traffic manager of the Tonopah &
Goldfield railroad, held a conference
yesterday at San Francisco with
President Calvert Of the Union Pa
cific and President Sproule Of the
Southern Pacific on traffic matters.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-09-30

There was no change in the Ma
tional league, as all games were
postponed.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-09-30
A SON Is BORN,

Dainty little announcement cards
have been received in Tonopah by
the friends of Mr.. and Mrs. John
O'Connell. former residents of Tono-
pah, telling of the birth of a son on
the 18th of this month, at their home
in Long Beach, Cal. Mrs. O'Connell
was formerly Miss Morris.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-09-30

II you want anything ask for 1t
through the Bonanza adlets.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-09-30
tBy Associated Pres..)

CHICAGO, Sept. 30.-The standing
OF the leading teams in the American
league after yesterdays games fol
lOWa
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-09-30
PoRkERs AVERAGE 500 EACH

The purchase Of 159 record break
ing hogs for size was made this week
by Perez & Asst Of the Pleasant Grove
market from the big Rodgers ranch
The aggregation of porkers, when
put on the scales. averaged nearly
500 pounds each. These hogs were
raised on the Rodgers ranch and at
tanned fairness which has been the
marvel of local stockraisers. The
hogs are the Tamworth hogs. and are
known as very fine bacon producers.
-I.oyelock Review Miner
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-19
WOULD UNDO THE
JITNEY ROMANCE
Amy Jacks Mother Makes
Application in District
Court.

Echoes of the "Uuey romance
were heard i'm the district court yes
tcrday when Alice KIotc, mother of
Amy Jack l3-year-old Tulsa girl
who cloped from a Muskuggc convent
with Floyd Eopouhaycr, "a jitucur and
married at BighearL filed petition
asking that the marriage bc held void
and auuulled.
Kopcnhavcr and his bride were
married at Bigheart January s. and
no sooner had they arrived back iu
Tulsa TO take up their residence than
Kopenhaver was arrested by a deputy
sheriff charged with abductiug q
child under the age of - years. He
was arraigned Friday in the justice
court of Lee Daniel and pleaded not
guilty to the charge. He was released
under a $500 bond.
The Humane society was appealed
to by the girls mother to assist her
in having the marriage anuulled but
could not do so. The petition was
filed yesterday by the law firm of
Martin d Moss
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-19
ROOSEVELT GIVES HIS o. X
Tells Secretary lie Did Right in With
drawing Iii, Name.

LANSING, Mich, Jan. l7.-Secre-
tary of State Vaughan today received
from former President Theodore
Roosevelt a letter upholding Secrc-
tary Naughan's recent action in with
drawing Colonel Rooseyelts name
from the national Progressive and
Republican Michigan presidential pri-
mary ballots. A few days ago. after
Secretary Vaughan had received a
letter from Colonel Roosevelt notify
ing him to withdraw his name from
the national Progressive primary
ticket, the secretary informed the
former president he also was elm
mating his name from the Repub-
Ican ballot believing such was the
desire of Colonel Roosevelt In his
letter today the colonel made it clear
he did not want his name ON either
primary ticket
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-19
mGH LICENSE FOR SALESMAN.
american Concerns Object to Pay
South American Rates.

WASHINGTON. Jan. II. - Com
plants by American business con-
Germs of high license fees charged
foreign commercial travellers i'm some
parts of South and Central America
are reaching the department Of COM
nserCc. one letter from an American
manufacturer received at the depart
ment said that the cost 20 q salesman
who covered all of Argentina would
be $4,000 There is no discrimina-
ton in the system. All foreign sales
men must pay the tariff. The depart
ment will see what can be done about
the matter
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-19

| see farm women all about me
growing old before their time and
missing much of the joy Of life, and
/ want to sound warning note. The
thing that most stirs me up is the
fact that many farm women, and
probably many other women who are
hOusekeepers spend their lives work
ing under conditions which in some
respects are neither pleasant nor
healthful, and which might be rem
edicd by little foresight and the CX-
Tenditure of small amount of
money. For example:
A house SO densely shaded that
every room is damp. Pigs, calves
and chickens kept within smelling
distance Of the house. No screens
for doors or windows, no water i'm the
house, no bathroom, no laundry. The
kitchen at one end of the house and
the pantry 1t the other. The fuel a
long walk from the stove. \ poor
range i'm the Kitchen Lcaky pans
and basins broken handled cooking
utensils q loaky boiler ana so forth.
Help is a problem i'm the house as
well as on the farm The farmers
problem is partly solved by the use
Of labor-saylug machinery, but his
wife often gets along with no con-
Ncnicnces for doing her work. Farm
crs have % reputation of wanting TO
spend everything on the farm and
nothing much to make the home at
tractivc or the house convenient ]
believe this is untrue in most In
stances Ii is more often a case of
Ignorance than selflshuess
When a woman begins her married
life by going without everything but
absolute necessities, il becomes a
habit and she may continue to do so.
But if she has the good sense to take
C3rc of her health, to keep hersel'
and the home neat and attractive, if
she gets and uses the needful house
hold COnNenienCes and labor savers
as she can afford them, and keeps
the Cobwchs out of her brain by good
reading and association with intelli-
gent men and women she will gain
and keep the love and respect of the
whole family
1t is a good thing to be little
proud of mother 1t takes the best
there is in father and mother to Duilf
the right kind of a home, where par
cuts and children are happy healthy
and useful. Children are not anxious
10 leave such home \ farmer and
his wife have the things in reach to
build with if they will only use them
plenty of fresh air, sunshine. nour-
ishlng food, daily contact with living,
growing things, beauty all around
them, but If they are always too tired
70 enjoy these things they Will not
get much benefit from them.
| want to say to the farmers wife
that health and good spirits are vital
things and usually go together. Con-
serve your time and strength, work
Systematically, have only things of
utility and beauty in and around your
house Simplify your manner of liv-
ing and cut out unnecessary work.
DO as much of your work as possible
out-of- doors. Breathe deeply OF
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-19
~ Tntnlltics INlNc.

NEW YORK, Jan. 17.-Guy Ham
ilton Clark ir., machinist mate of the
second-Class aboard the F., died in
the naval hospital tonight from in
iuries received i'm the explosion on
board the boat last week. This makes
the total list of casualties as a re-
suit of the explosion five.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-19
In British Columbia. Maybe.

Two Marylanders, who were visiting
the National Museum at Washington,
were standing in front of an Egyptian
mummy. over which hung a placard
bearing the inscription, "B. G. 1871"
Both visitors were much mystified
thereby. Said one:
what do you think of that. Billy?"
well said Bill, II dunno, but
maybe it was the number of the motor
car that killed him. m.'-Chicago Jour
raj
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-19
ALL CALIFORNIA FLOODED.

LOS ANGELES, Jan. IT,
Nearly every stream and river in
southern California was flooded
tonight as the result Of rain
which has been falling almost
continuously since Saturday
night The local government
weather bureau predicted late
today that the rain would con-
tinuc tonight and tomorrow.
At many points the streams
had broken from their banks,
washing away bridges and rail-
road tracks and damaging thou
sands of acres Of cultivated
lands. Unless the rain stops
soon much more serious dam
age is threatened.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-19
OkLAHOMAN IL KILLED
WHILE IN BARBER CHAIR

FORT SMITH, Ark, Jan. Il.
While sitting i'm a barber chair
getting his hair cut. Lawrence
Brady. a coal miner, 80 years
cid, Of Williams, Okla, met
death accidentally here this aft
ernoon. Brady was shot when a
negro woman called the porter
of the barber shop into the
street and fired five shots at
him. according to the police.
one of the bullets went through
a plate-glass window, struck
Brady in the eye and entered his
brain. He died q few minutes
later. The negro woman was
arrested.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-19
MORRIS COMPANY REPORTS.
More Than Two Million Dollars Rcp-
resent Last Years Profit

CHICAGO. Jan 17.-The nnan-
cial report of Morris x Co. packers,
for the year ending october 30, 1915.
made public today shows net earn
iugs of S2,32l4lt upon "a capital in
vestmeut of S3L72A563, or nearly
seven and oue-half per cent OF
the earnings of the company, $780,
OOO was paid i'm dividends and
$L5TL414 was added to the surplus
account
Can 26Ol for World Want Ads.
After $50 p. IN. call 1000.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-12
bollduriide Resieruns matiirIia 1
ntdts basesen maiden.

holldnrifde Mesierung notirlid
nthts ba9e9en madden.
Go liesen Die @erbd!tniiIe fir bic
gelsier I'M @ril, urb es 1T nur be-
sreiflid, tpenn bic 5uriidaebliebenen
Yelaier i'm beiebten @ebiet iebt bic
Gage ibrer Mttbiirger i'm Iuslanbe
eifrisit beipreden. Sic iinb gum
Sell Der Iaiiht, bob Der r1eueite gr<
lab oes belsiiden Minifteriums se=
gen Dos MiIitdrsefeB. pie es i'm
Sabre 1918 Surd oos belsilde pars
lament onsenommen tpurbe, peritobe.
Gum Sell aber ou4 psrtreten lie ben
@tanopuntt, bab bic 8efuenis, Sic
bic belsiiden &ammern Der Reeie=
runs am 3. Mueuit 1914 gegeben
baben, tie .lpobI beredtiste, auberrrs
bentlide Mabnabmen gu srgreifsn.
lpenn Die Sage es erforbere. 0ie{er
3ultarb lei jeBt einselreten, unb es
miilie oesbalb Der tDnieli6e @rlab
aIs gu MeAt beitebenb ertannt tpers.
ben. Inbere pieber foser, es ees
Idebe ben 8e!stern, bic brauben leb<
ten. idon redt, bob lie ii@ in cine
oerartise iaiefe Gage gebra6t bdtten.
Sbre pfli9t lei e5 setpeien, i'm 2arbe
gu bleiben, unb lie fGben i'm iibrtgen
gar niat Elm, fir mas Ii6 8elsien
an Der yfer oenn eisentlid nod auf,
opfere. SHenii@tlid bod nur fir
England, befien &esietung isbt pie=
Der, pie es ben Mnf9ein babe. Mbz
aadunsen ~getroffen babe, bic cine
iol6e Mobnabme notpenoig MAIDEN.
Mm 9laubt, Die belgi19s Hesieruns
babe iid gu benz @rlob allein bes=
balb peritnnoen, neil bic gnsIdnbcr
ipettere @orfdifie an bic belsiide
&egieruns nnr unter Der 8eoinsuns
leiiten pouten, baB lie solooten lie
fere. limb bteIen @ebarten finbet
mQA unertrdgli@, ba mon li9 faet.
Rob bic tpenigiten bel9i{9en Golha<
ten, Die mon nod auiammenbrin9en
tonne, teinen GinfluB ouF Die mile
tdriIde Sage ausiiben tonnen.
Man pirD ni9t bebaupten t0nnen,
bob Die 8ef9ier, bic 10 urteilen, p6llig
unre6t bdtten. Sic ieben Elm, BOB
lie ben arieg, pon benz .Iie idliebli9
gar teinen 8orteil baden perben, un=
ter1tiiben miifien, unb bab tire Mez
gierung lie in cine Sadgaiie gefibrt
9at, aus Der iie nidt me1r berous
fann.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-12

Die englii@en @e=
ridtsb0fs, Die iiber oie 8eredtisuns
Der @rinbe gu urteiten baben, aus
oenen bic gu ben 5abnen gerufenen
britii4en 8iirger lire unabfDmm=
lidteit ber5uleiten iuhen, merben Dor
Sic merfmiiroigiten 5rasen seltelt.
On battle bieier Sage Elm 2onboner
Militarseridtsbof oariiber gu entz
14ctoen, pb per Director elmer Der
grobten engliT4en Muiitinitrumenten=
fabriten unobtDmmli4 1ei. Dte Ser
b%anolung 5ogs ft6 duBeroroent1id in
bic 2anse, By Der mioertpiIige Ge=
trut bebauptete, Sic @raeusung bon
&labieren nnb pbonosrapben lei In
folge Der obneoies idpa9en muiitaz
li{den @duluns bes briti1den 0olf
fes Elm beoeutfames nationales Sntaz
reiie. @noli9 entf9ieb ober Der Sc
ri9ts9of babtn, oaB i'm Rriege nDti=
senfaas Die Muien gu Y9ipeigen bit
ten unb bic obnebies lpenia mufifa=
ltf9en Gnslanoer in segenpdrtige,
3ett obne @efdbroung Der Natior
out Die &unItgeniiiIe bon pbonosra.
pben ber5i6ten t0nnten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-12
@ebr~8alfsmarten sig
8um 8etroae bon ei1tem Gent in Der
@el6aftsleue bieier 3eitung.

Ser gerfarf oer Bebr-9iiIgmar.
ten gum 8etrage bon ei1em Sent IN
Der @eidaftste1e 6ieier 3eitung
modt erfreulihe. Sortihritte uno
menn ol19 bereits biele Marfe1t ber-
fnlft poroen itnb, 10 Bot Ger Ser
9emofrat" 6oh einen 8orratH bon
mebreren tai ien6 Merfen, iobaB ane
@elteaungen Dorerit nod ousgefibrt
merben fottren.
9ie fiinitleriid gearbeitete,t Mar.
ten init bem @uforud Scr &eimatb
Scots, idaff id 8rot" laiien ii9 in
manufacturer @eile alf 8riefen, 8a.
deten urtb gu @elbenfen b%ertpenben.
9ie Marfen itno gum 8reiie BON 11ur
einem Gent per 5tiid in Ser Sc
idaftsitelle 6ieler 8eitl1ng erbaltli9.
Gin ieber Gent fommt ben NotbIei.
ben0en in 9eutldlan0 gu Cute, 90
Dos aus aneeiebenen 0euti6merifa.
niiden @eIdaftslel1tett ~beiteben6e SEQ.
mite fir ieine Miibemaltrng IN tel.
ner @eiie entida0iet miro. Mlic
nodmalS: n9er &eimatb Scott, fdafI
i'd 8rot."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-12
@ierbciniac aricasfcinoe.

@ie Die 9onboner Shines" beri9s
tet, erpaalen benz @ensrol Smuts
in Ieinem Jelb5ug in SeutldzStaf=
rita aus Dem REDEEM Wilpbefano bes
2anbes ernite @efubren, unb beionz
Sers 1ino es Die 2Dmen, @iraffen unb
@lefanten, sic feline a%riesfibrung
auBerorbentli9 er14perer. Wieber=
Bolt 1T er in 1einem Mltomobil bon
2Dpen ansesriffen noroen, Die i6re-
anfdnslt9e @6eu bpr Benz frembar<
tisen 5abr5eug pDIig .abgelest baz
ben, 10 Dob er nun mebr utter itar>
fer 8eoedlng aus5ufabren ipagt, un6
lpenn aud Die Giraffen Dos 2eben
Der Soloaten nidt beoroben, 10 iinb
lie oeito sefdbrlider fit bic telegro=
pbii9en unb telepbpnii9en 2eitunz
gen, bic fi4 oprt pielfaa bon Baum
gu Baum aieben unb 9bie 1ie rid
It9tslps IL 8erpirrung briusen. Ser
IdlimmiR 5sino Ser enslHden
ariesfiibrung lino ober bic 5ablreiz
1en Dtloen Glephdnte11berben, DIE in
Der aplonie leben. &tlometerlpeit rei=
ben lie auf ben tpeiten, ebenea unb
baumlofen 5ldden ni9t nur Sic
Drdbte berunter, ionbern au9 sic
YflDde aus benz goben, .unb po cine
oieIer @lefantenberoen porgeItiirmt
1T, be3etdl1et elm pirrss 9ur9einonz
Der bon 9rdbten, pfdblen unb
pfl0den ibren Weg. General @muts
bot nun Dem 2pnnoner Blatte sufolz
sc bef9lofen, UNI ii9 gegen Die
@4aotgunsen Der milben Siere 3u
i4iiben, Die bis6erisen Sasof9uBse=
-iebe auf5ubeben unb bas geIomte
Wtlb bes 2anoes, lomeit es auf Sic
&rtesfiibrung nadteilig einpirtt,
Dem Mbidub p0uis fret gu geben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-12
Mene 9tn3ei8en.


Srelnben unb @efannten hermit
bic tramri9e Nadridt, bab mcin gcz
liebtcr @atte, infer slicber @ater.
@robbater li,b 8r,lber
Scrr SenrD NMn8e
am 9onnerstae Morgen LIN, elm Gier~
tel bor 5ebn llbr nad fnr3cm, Idtpez
rel1 2eiben int Sitter bon 81 Sqbrell. 9
@onaten unb A Sa9en fault Snt1dlaz
fen lit.
9ns 2eidenbeodnauib finSet ant
Sonnta9 Madmittag i'm bolb brei 1lbr
pott Erauerbaule, SIP. S24h neTtlide
@ritte GtraBe, aits auf bcm SSairs
mount Sricbbofe itatt.
Tim titles geileib bitten Sic tiefbe=
triibten Sinterbliebencn:
Sral1 Gbriitita ~. @ungc, geb.
SSiirgenien, Satin.
Sralt Mngmita Slicm,. aeb. Munge,
Srm Chm &,,ttb,; geb. Mun9e,.
Msartin 8. @mtgc,
SarrD $. Nlngc,
@enrietta Nunge, &inber,
Charles @mnge, 8rnber,
Mnita Slien,
Martim.2. &n,ttb, gnfeI,
nebit @erfpanbte.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-12
Meme Mn3ei8en.
9anfiaQun0.

llnleren 5ablretden Mabbarn llnb
pSrennoen Itatten mir bierbur1 nnlere
boae Gnerfennuns unS 9ard fir bic
Sbeilnabme, bic Tie bel Dem gcrlujte
h1eines @atten. @iQia,m a.. 8pctgcr,
E5eigten, ab. Namentli6 fir Sic ret
den 8lumenz nnb &ran51penben f0nz
men ipir nidt un,bin, nnieren beibgez
fnblten SAINT anssnlpreden. 8elpn=
beren 9anf unb Mnerfennl1g sollen
iplr 9errn Sobanles &r6gcr fir Sic
lInr,llgen nnb gu 6er5en gebe,,ben @orz
te Die er an nns geridtet fat, folpie
Der Claus @rntb @ilhe, Dem Columbia
Inter tiibi1ngss @erein. Ser Sreie Brit
Der 2oge lnb bem @ermania @eIangz
Berein, pelder I'M Srauerballie NM
am Grade Srauer6Dre fang.
Srau @iebfe 6. 8petser, GET. @grotb.
@attin,
Mar q. 8uetser, Coin,
Srau Sophie 8petger, geb.8 ubmat,,
Sbniegertpdter,
nebf @eripanbten.
lnub
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-12
Seine Scott gountb Garut
omr6 6mentli6e Mmtttott
AZ b~etfaufet.

Ser Undergraduate, ge1fomenfsbons
ltreder, miro burd Dffcntlide Muftion
na Der @orbertbiire Deg @eridtsaebdlls
oes Smstag Madmittag, Sen 8. Sep@
tember 1916, Inn 2Ellbr, Die 1850 Mder
Sarm b%erfnlfen, befannt ais sic Mbam
g. 9md Sdr1n, in 2incolR. Ioipn1bip,
Gin Sbeil bon Seftipn SO lnb SO III
Solunibip 10 Noro, Mangc A. Dltlid
bon Der fiinfteu g. M.. 100 Mder,
mebr ober ipeniger, entbaltcnb, nt,gez
fdbr iieben Weilen bp,, 9apenpprt, al
Naacabam 2anbltrabe.
Iles Ndbere iiber Sic @eId]rcibuna
Ser Sarm' fam bon bem ltntcrseidnc=
ten in Ser Scott County sapings 8anf
in 9abenport, Soipa, erlanst nerberl.
I8eid9te Sarm ipirb auf bciagtem Blab
l1no 5u belagter 8eit Gffentlid berz
allfttontrt iperbcll, Sic 8cbinalnaen
bes @erfalfs linb 10 Gro5ent baar an,
Sage bcs @erfanfs. ser Melt sablbar
am 1. Mdrs 1917, ipenm ser 8elibz
titel ltlb l1rfn,1he beg 1eifanentsppnz
itreders ein9ereidt ipirb. 9iele shafz
ton fi1bet 1tatt I'M @intlam NIT Bent.
Seltament bes bciagten Mbam g..
8lad, lro ser Observation-Disclosures
bebdlt iih bas &edbt Dor, sirgenb cine.
Offerte 5rriid5utpeiien, llno sic Slut
tion Su bertagcn;;nnb bieles bonn @e=
ri6t 9Mtbeiben SIT la11en.
gergebt bas 9atum nidt: 8. Seps
tcmbcr 1916, lim 2 11br Nadmittags,
an Der @orbertbiire bes @eri9tsgez
bdltbes.
s. $. Sah, Observation-Disclosures
nad DEM 9eifament BEG perltorbenen
Mbam g. 8lad.
Side & Side, @nipalte.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-12

Da Ste pferberennen
in 5rantreid, bic NIT &riegsbegtnn
einseitellt perben muBten, Bis OUT
Ben beutisen Sag niht mieberer0ffnet
plroen, bat Der fran50iif4e Yferoez
lport bur4 Den &ries iebr ernItbaTte
@erluite gu erleiben. Dos 2eben in
ben Rennitdaen TT eritorben, Sic
Babnen 1tnb leer, uno bic 2et1tunss=
fdbigtett Der pferoe ninmt infolse
oes langen untdtigen @tebens erbeb=
ltd ob. 60 purben oie fran50iiIGen
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pertet. Set Dem @ertauf zines Sc
Itits, Der in Meuiup itaftfano, tpurz
ben fir Sc pferbe nur Is, 0 lTr.
eineenommen. Sir 3udtRuten
i6pantten Die preiie amiI@en 1926
unb 23O0 5r. Die l~eBtgenanutt
Summe ipurbe fir einen 9pr0bli,,s
Ser beriihmten pferoe v8rio" unb
rgajaoere" ge3ablt, ndbrenb oas
pferb BET normalen 'Seiten auf ben
bier bns fiinffoden Wert gei4abt
tporoen pdre. Die Giinen er5ielten
bD9itens 1900 ST.. bas Stid. Sir
9~tutenfiiqen belpe9ten iid Die Nre,ie
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l4nitt purben taum mebr als 200
5r. beaablt. 5robbem fib inter ben
Rdufern 2eute, ipie Der BARRIER 8a-
ron @otf9tlo, befinoe,b lit es niGt
m0gli9, gr0bere @ummen gu er5ies
len, pDraus mon erIeben tam, nie
ouberoroentli4 itart sic fran301ifden
Rennpferbe in toum 5tpei Sabren
enttpertet purben.
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aur elm ber monentanen @egentpart
mt lpre9enDes geluelen lit, in meld1em
teine 9eleioiguny DeS Y%talloelten be-
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