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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1916-09-28

REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE FARMERS STATE BANK locat-
ed at Cato, State Of Wisconsin, at the
close of business on the 18th day OF
Sept, 1916, pursuant to call 10y the
Commissioner OF Banking,
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-11-03
SHORT LOCALS

Mr.. and Mrs. s. o. Cross returned
to their home in Sparta Tuesday af-
ter spending several days with friends
in Cambridge.
The Arnold Store is showing some
new dinner sets in open stock, These
patterns are new and different and
you do not want to buy a set Of dish
es without seeing these new patterns.
Mrs Sylvia Hawkins returned to
her home in Centerburg Tuesday af-
ter spending several days with
friends in this city.
Nature cures-osteopathy directs
and assists in the cure. DR.. r. G. Lew
is, Citizens phone 725 blue.
Mrs. e. j. Leckrane returned Tues
day to her home in Newark after a
visit at the home of Rev. Frank Hos
tetter, Danville.
Remember the Arnold Store has
the highest grade of silverplated ware
manufactured. You will always have
a guarantee and the lowest prices
from the Arnold Store.
Positively no hunting or trapping
on farms in Berlin, Pleasant and Lib
erty townships. Mary A. O. Harwood.
rs
Mrs. Anna Anthony returned to
her home on East Ohio avenue Tues
day after spending several weeks at
the M. & S. hospital.
/ am a candidate for county record
er, Republican ticket. Your support
and influence will be much appreci-
ated ]. r. Reed, Jr., Brown town
ship. political Advertisement
Mrs. Leroy Cunningham of Woos-
ter avenue went to Columbus Tues
day to spend week with friends.
Make your rooms bright and cheer.
full this winter by getting new rug,
small or large, new lamps or gas
lights Go to the Arnold Store and
buy these and have a comfortable
home.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-11-03
lMPUDENT TRICK
OF REP. REPORTER

"The most impudent performance
! ever witnessed in my life" remark
ed Democrat Monday night, occur
red at the Curtis House this evening
I was there calling on Senator Green
when reporter of the Mt, Vernon
Republican put in a appearance and
stated to Green that he wanted to
get, for the Cleveland Plain Dealer,
hundred-word synopsis Of his
speech. In an accommodating man
ner, Senator Green very graciously
proceeded to give the information
ostenslbly sought. Before he had
gone very far, the Republican report
er began to argue with him. Senator
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-11-03

ports from leaders in all states we're
discussed at the conference.
Tho west has no edge on the east
In this matter Of loyalty 10 the presi-
dent" Mr. Mccormick said.
THE east Is mighty warm in itg
support Of Wilson, and Democrats gen.
orally. It has improved daily for the
last two weeks and states that were
doubtful may be counted safely for
the president now.
New York state, for instance, IS
for the president and for him big
Leaders Of local organizations in
greater New York confidently believe
that the city will roll up one Of
the heaviest Democratic pluralities
in many years.
HITCHCOCK COMEDIES OHIO
'I see that Mr.. Frank II. Hitchcock
claims the election of Mr.. Hughes
and gives a list Of states that he pro
fesses to believe the Republicans viii
carry. or the 26 states he claims for
Hughes, do not regard six of them
as certainly for the Republican can.
didate.
"The Wilson sentiment in Ohio that
makes Mr.. Hitchcock concede the
state to the Democrats does not stop
at imaginary state lines. It extends
all over this section and by this
token, not to mention overconidential
reports and first-handed advices, we
knew that Illinois and Indiana also
are for the president. This same
sentiment is sweeping the Pacific
coast.
"We confidently expect the presi-
dent to carry Connecticut, New Jer-
sey, Delaware, Maryland and West
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-11-03
SACK INTO
TIE FOLD

Two farmers, seated in buggies on
The square not long ago, were discuss
ing politics. They both conceded
that Woodrow Wilson will run up
big majority in Knox county. Getting
down to the state ticket, one remark
ed: II didn't advertise it much, but
l voted against Jim Cox two years
ago." $50 did l." said the other
farmer. '1'm not going to do it this
time, though" said the first farmer.
Neither am l." remarked the second
one, and they started in. They ad-
mitted to each other that they had
been fooled lot in 1914. They ac-
knowledged that they thought Willis
would do great things. They agreed
that he hadn't done anything and
that his talk of economy, decentrali.
cation and restoration Of the govern
ment to the people was pure cam
paign bunk. These farmers represent
an average.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-11-03
REP. TELLS REP. THAT
WI SON is A. WINNER

An inspector at the Mt. Vernon
Bridge Company's shop last week
was questioned by department head
who is an active Republican worker
as to the political situation in Ohio
He received this reply from the in
spector: "I'm a Republican. didn't
register in Cleveland my home. If
I voted, / would vote for Hughes. It
wouldn't do any good, though, as ev-
cry place go, in hotels, on the
streets, on the trains and in shoDs. all
| hear is Wilson, Wilson, Wilson. =
His questioner blushed a bit, as there
was a Democrat near by, and made
no more inquiries.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-11-03
FARMERS AGREE TO
VOTE FOR jim cox
Wilson Carries Center
burg; News Politically
Hereabouts

your name has been handed me as
an enthusiastic, trustworthy, hard.
working Republican and l am appeal
ing to you to rally to the support of
the Republican ticket our comrades
and our friends" reads circular let
ter which was received in this city
within the last few days from the
Republican state executive commit
tee.
There is one little paragraph in the
letter which calls for special atten-
ton. 1t reads as follows:
1--WE must not take it for grant
ed that Ohio is a Republican
state and that Hughes and Viii
lis will carry it by overwhelm-
ing majorities or THAT THEY
WILL CARRY IT AT ALL. New
er were the Democrats more de-
termined and jealous. IT Be
HOOVES US TO BE UP AND
DOING. Overconfidence has of
ten lead to defeat"
One of these letters was handed
to The Banner by man who smiled
over the subtle, though desperate, ap
peal to stave off the steady drift to
Wilson which is universally, though
silently, conceded by even Republi
cans themselves.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-11-03
DISPATCH POLL
is INDICATED

Following the announcement that
President Wilson had Carried" Cen
terburg in the straw vote taken there
by the Columbus Dispatch, number
OF Republican skeptics got busy and
took straw vote of their own, They
were slightly surprised at the result
which gave Wilson 109 votes and
Hughes 80, thus confirming absolute
ly the condition as shown in the Dis
patch vote, although the latter did
not cover the entire village. Center
burg. normally, is so Republican.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-11-03
WEST AFIRE
FOR WILSON

Chicago, Oct. 3O-The west is ION
fire for President Wilson" and "it
looks like landslide" for the Demo
cratic candidate, is the opinion of
Vance G. Mccormick, chairman of the
national Democratic committee, as
expressed by Mr.. Mccormick after
comforting today with Senator Thorn.
as ]. Walsh, manager of the western
Democratic headquarters. Latest re.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-11-03

who converses with all travelling
salosmen on the political situation.
He tells them nothing of his own po-
litical persuasion, but asks their can.
did opinion of things from their oh.
servation. To a man, he reports, these
knights of the grip say that there is
but one choice uppermost In the
minds of the vast majority Of Ohio
voters this Woodrow Wilson.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-11-03
HUGHES MONEY
GOBBLED UP
Ewing Finds Takers In
Abundance And Quits
WILSON N. Y. FAvoRITE
Commissioner Forced To Give 10 to g
Odds On Presidents Chance OF
Carrying Onio-Has Placed
s25o,oo0 In All

John d. Ewing appeared at Demo
cratic headquarters Tuesday morn
ing and offered to bet 800 that
Hughes will get more votes in Ohio
tnan Wilson"
IT was but the work of few mo-
ments TO cover Mr.. Ewings money
who said he was willing to bet more.
More was forthcoming Immediately
and Ewing took the short end of a
500 to $75 wager on the state presi-
Dental outcome.
Mr.. Ewing was informed that If he
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-11-03
SAME CONDITION
OVER THE STATE

The enthusiasm for the reelection
of President Wilson, as exists AL cg
or Knox county and which promises
to give kim big majority on Nov
7, is found all over the state of Ohio.
There is Mt. Vernon grocery man
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-11-03

New York, Oct. si--Chio has been
the sensation OF the preiilentian
campaign among the betting frater-
nifty on Wall Street.
Inquiry yesterday revealed that
something like S250,1oO has ueen
placed here on the result in Ohio n
large share Of this money has been
placed through Tex Rickard. widely
known as a mine owHer and prize
fight promoter Handling the money.
for the most part on commission.
Rickard has been compelled 10 give
odds that Wilson will carry Ohio
While there has been some even bet
ting most OF The money has been
placed at 10 to and 10 to 8 on WI
son to carry the Buckeye state
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-11-03

While Frank Mccormick was cross-
ing the B. & o. tracks on West High
street Tuesday morning about 11:15
O'Clock, another machine came up
and smashed into him from behind.
shattering his taiI-light.
The crossing is torn up and Nc
Cormick was partially in it when
the smash-up occurred. The other
driver claimed he thought McCor-
mick had killed his engine Each
blamed the other.
Mrs. c. j. Dial, Mrs. II. Smith and
Mrs Scott Robinson of this city went
to Gambler Wednesday to attend the
birthday dinner Of Mrs. Dials father.
A J. Bickel.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-11-03

Green gave the insolent reporter a
gentlemanly calling down. The sen.
ator became aware Of the subterfuge
resorted TO by the insulting reporter
and declined to extend the inter
view, knowing full well that he
would not be fairly reported and that
any statement he might make would
be misrepresented." l."
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-11-03
WOULD SEND THEM
UP TO THE CLOUDS

A well-known business man Of Mt.
Vernon made the following remark
Monday afternoon: 'Prices are pret-
ty stiff right now." He was talking
TO a Democratic friend. But" he
said, "if we had high protective tariff,
they'd be worse yet" "I'm for VIII
son." he concluded.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-11-03
BETTING AGAINST
OWN CANDIDATE

A Centerburg man, well knewn for
his strong Republican procliyities,
created a mild sensation in a store
there recently by offering to bet $40
that certain Republican candidate
on the county ticket will not be re.
elected. Coming from the source
that it did, the bet carried weight.
He found no takers.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-11-03
KENYON STUDENTS
SHIFT TO WILSON

There are approximately so voters
in Kenyon college. The institution
has been strongly Republican ever
since the Civil war. OF these voters,
seven Republicans are going to cast
their ballots for President Woodrow
Wilson for reelection. This shift is
significant.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-11-03

Represantative-Jul Headington
Clerk Of Court-Guy Taylor.
Sheriir-Walter B. Mossholder.
Auditor-A. d. Rinehart.
Commissioners-George w. Hays
John Rice, George NJ. Shaffer.
Treasurer-Clifton G Hunt.
Recorder-Robert Cochran.
Slrveyor-Charles w. Colgin.
Prosecuting Attorney - Charles L
Bermont-
Coroner-Paul 8. Stokes.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-11-03
n. N. RUMTSBERGER

Fire, life, Health and Accident, LA
billty. Automobile, Plate Glass insur
ance. Security bonds written. Real
Estate Sold. Money Loaned.
Room I MeDermctt Bldg, 1oS 8. Main
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-11-03
STREAM q RIIfER
REAL ESTATE AND LOANS

Farms and city property bought. solo
and exchanged. Properties rented and
rents collected. Fire insurance . spe
cialty. Representing ~ old reliable
stock companies. Accident insurance
live stock insurance. Plate glass in
surance. automobile insurance, in fact
we can insure any property you may
have. Surety bonds OF all kinds. Cal
and see us. Room sipe bldg. soutt
Luther A Stream VIM. =. RIme'
Main St Cit. phone No. 447 Black
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-11-03

Virginia. The swing is toward the
president and there are no signs Of
abatement"
Chairman Mccormick left for New
York later in the day.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-11-03

had any more money available.
ready takers would be fou1d. tut
nothing had been heard from him by
noon.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-11-03
FRANK o. LEVERING

Ali business OF legal nature givei
prompt attention and especially Il
practice in the Probate Court. Ofnc'
No. 0 East High street. Mt. Vernon. o
New Phone. ONCE 104.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-11-03
JUDICIAL

Judges of Supreme Court-Maurice
H. Donahue, James G. johnson.
Judge of Court of Appeals -Rober,
8. Shields.
Probate Judge-Thomas ]. Reming
ton.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-11-03
CONGRESSIONAL

United States Senator-Atlee Pom
creme.
william A. Ashbrook
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-11-03
DISTRICT
COUNTY

State Senator-W:llis Horn.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-11-03
IL !. X i. + X !. X !. 4 !. !. :
: DEMoCRATIC TICKET !
NATIONAL

ELECTION Tuesday, Nov. u
NATIONAL
Observation-Disclosures Wilson.
Vice President-Thomas r. Marshal
STATE
Governor--James M. Cox.
Lieutenant Governor-Earl d. Bloom
Secretary of State-William D. Ful
ton.
Auditor of State-vic Donahey.
Treasurer of State-Chester E. Bry
an.
Attorney General-Joseph McGhee
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-11-03
PROFESSIONAL CARDS

The Fire Insurance Man
WILL j. doc" WELSH
If you own anything, have
II insured.
Citizens Phone 231 Red
16 E. Gambler Street. Mt. Vernon, o
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-11-03

ELECTION Tuesday, Nov. y
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-12
@p,m sp6e a%bbernfcn.

Nad fllr5em, idnperett 2eioen nr=
ldJieo gcltern Worgen Srar Mnnie
,gafer iii eil1em bieiigen @oipital nod
elmer Operation.
Sic 3abingeidiebetle erblidte ant
%. 5e6rl1ar 1882 81 N(aens @ropc,
Scott golntp, oas 2idt ser @elt
lt1o berlnablte iih am 30. Ie5embcr
1901 nit Strip @cder. Sic 500 NIT
tbrem @atten ollf cine bier Meilell
mcitli6 bon Mr@a1slmlb gelegene
5arm, mo- lie nit ibrer Iamilie bis
Dor penigen Iagen mobnte.
1ic @erltorbe11e miro oltBer' bon
ibrem @atten bon Sen Madltebenoen
iiberlcbt: @iola S. 8acfcr, Stella 90
tern der, @errll lll6 Iralt sSl1erge1
Soffmal1, glterl1, Ionabue, Sa.,
@errrt Mltauit @ofiman, Nempif,
@errl Claus @offmar11, gloribge,
Serrll @illiam Soffmonr, Hcnmif,
@e1rp Spffn1m1n Gonoblle, So,
Charles &%pffmdlllt, Iunobl1e, sSa.,
Mbert &pfimaln, I%pnobne, Sa.,
ullo 8ralt 2ena 9leinlcrs, @isconiin.
Die geiiebung erfolgt am Cont
nerstag Nad)mittag INN Elm lr1r bon
Nlnge's 2eidcnbeltattlmgsetabli1le
ntent aus allf oem 9ine Sill Irico=
bpfe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-12

lps,ien Sic unS nit elmer eleuoeit
Jauebe ub nnD 'uaen uus por, oeB
sote ridts 3u lrelisA I'M !pauIe bdtteli,
uno iest wollen Sic ebrlid)e preubi=
lbt Spipatrn gu GpiBbuter ~Iten,pe.n!
Das 1T Grprellun9. bcnn @le bnben,
lpehn Mun Jbnem slauben oarf, gar
telne gebratene @nts gebnht. Nebz
l1eG Gle idIeunislt She Yeine in Die
9ano. ionit ipllen Sic bier etipas erS
leben!!"
Mir marlhiertn ipeiter uno bDrtcn
Den Wlann mod .lne gauge M1eile tpeb=
tlagen unb oroben. Sieier 5tpelte
5ag, mar NOD ,pller als Der er}te.
yBlr llefen uno liefen, ourtl0bertcu
ale WqlHer, tlpmmen auf Telisn,
y4dten butter aue S~tembuMfcn. .nurz
lteun ullp bunasrten, teudten unter
Der &ait Der lG,rtr bepnt:en aprni,
tier, llsEen eAmelblpurm 3uriid nno
betalneu Nubei ppn Dem mdnnermprz
oenoen Rrlcge rem sar nidts gu. re-
benA G,bIisblih lttetelten lpir all Sui,
u11G lpat MNtmittags 9eiongten mir
rad Wurmbrlmns Dort burften mir
!,ns Gin ipel.95 erbolen. Yebagli1
I!.redten luir %uilfe,t yeine unter aut
bslebten Neutrality-suspicious. olis. Wir
'lllnmtcn Die TiSe por llebermiioung
2 arg, bop lb es fir gut belt. cine
tlelas Yrpmenaoc ourd einsnl g3ius
m'ngarten 3u MAIDEN, Der gum G,njt<
6anie atbDrte. 9Uft in per 4uube
innn ih Den Niil,lisr Woipat, Bet
eurldm unIeres Seltnan!s Gr er<
|drat Dor nil uno perbals ibneM
irsfnD eilsn d~aie9nlld,en @ssenltanb,
oyl in Hapier e,biilt tpar. Mber ct
fabte Ii1 ihnell uno rau,,te mir sez
belnantspoll gu: r@lniabriser, Sic
toHneu mitef1en, terruten Gie MIDI
aber nldt!!" -. lnb It 3eigte mir
cine madtige gehrateie gnte, bic urs
9elnein perlodenp ausfab.
Sd tpur perbliifft ualo fraate nit
maBlpiem GrftollneM .Nbcr, Men{A.
lpis baben Sic bssln bus 9ieb beruul-
tersebradt?"
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srinite mid pfiffie al.
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eet!'9er llcber3suaung. mglne Sorni=
lter lino Bis auf Den Orunb llnter<
lllfbt iuorben".
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nant" ertlarte goluat. 81. bot mir
sleio setm, bnb n mir ben Brater
ourGs gan5e @sbirge lhleppen
mabte".
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-12
3luci sdrionugsflaacn.

1rall Mabel Ibompion erbielt ge-
tern Oie SdDeiollng BON ibrem @at=
ten elmer Ibompion bon 9e5irfsriA=
ter Gbeopbilns i'm Scott County 8e=
5irfsgeridt gemabrt. @eir & Scott
paren 0ie Ml1malte fiir Die Glagcrm.
Sralt Mltgl1ita Iraullicef lieB &C.
tern ourh lire Nnpalte Goof & 9al=
llff i'm Scott GountD @e5irfsgeridt
Die 5deiOltngsflags sege,t rbren @at-
ten Sobn S. Grapricef anbangig ma.
hen. @ie aus Ser 8etition 5u err
iebet lit, permablte 1id oas 3aar am
Is. Sftober 1901 81 Sadiolt, Minn.
9ie &lagerin perlangt Die Sbbut
iiber lire nadlteben0elt lt1lmiinoigctl
&inoer: Gl1tb, IA; Gillian. 10; lnb
5ebn Sabre alt. 4llBer0en1
perlangt Tie porlanfig modentlide
Mlimatlte 5llm @etrage bon $40, sic
lpdter permanent tperoen iollen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-12
IT. 0ang6erly mir0 81 0auenport
cen(en reoen; gnle 9g(egen@eit
fit 0iele ~ (ernen.

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port, 9tpd Sslano uno Mplinc cine
before @clcacnbeit ocbabt, iDrc Scblcr
gut 81 madden.
@crr s. Us. Gausbertp, ipc5icn be-
tpabrtcr Snnloc Grpcrt, bon @aters
lpp, Soma, mirb bier lein, llnt bas
Tllbliflln 81 besrilBcn om G amss
tn9 in @arl e. Sdlcgcl's apptbcte,
220 peitlidlc 3. Strobc. o@ir cripnrs
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npn Sciltcn udbrcnb %icilcs fllr5cn
aicrlcins IN bcr Stnbt iprcttcn miro,
in9tc Npptbcfcr Garl 6. Sdlegel gcs
tern Mbcnp.
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WcbiSin cr6icltcn @rfnlgc in @ctradt
9c5pgcn lpcrncll, in Salcn bon Scr
pc1lcipcl1, Wtagelbcidmcrbcn ll,o am
ncrcl fprpcrlid]cn 2cibcll, ranu loltc
NOR sll DEM Gntidlllb fnmmcrl, nab
Scrrn S%ull9lcrtp's gcilld III Sapcll%
pprt bcHclltcnb a~lcrfdlllt mcroell miro.
Sic @irfianfcit Scr Sanlac lit alli
milicnidaftlidcm 8ege 9cnall gcz
priift lulb ais mab9cbenb lnnb quit be-
funben ipnrbcn. IQes 3ubcbDr fir
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-12

Sanlac lit uonS rltanoisen griinos
lid nutcrillht unlo beltdtigt mprbcn,
lp hai5 Der mirflid)c @crtb bcs Eanlac
cine bcn1ertcl1smcrtbe nllb lid)erc Sell
trait beiist.
Sanlac miro 9eprieien bon &auflut1
ten, Mnnpfaten, Suftprcn. Sarmern,
5allhlperfern ul1o BON 2cutcu in icbcnl
2%cbcasbcrlli mc9cll Der belpiclenen CIR
fpl9c in Der Scisitl9nn9 BON Masenz,
9iicrcn~, Scberz ul,o &atarrbs2 eioen.
Gin iebcr Sag brin9t ncl1c 3cllgz
llillc ppll 2cutcn, sic Sanlac acbrultz
d1cll, neld)e MeNi5in augemcil, hefannt
lit I'M gpptbefer : @cidpaft III 8atcr@
lpp, 1T. 2pp9c, SttnmirN1, Solar Mas
pins lnb olbcren Stdbten iii ssppa.
Sanloc lit flunbirt altf sic Sbcpric,
BOB Gin allgcmcincr fGrpcrIid)cr Sic
nerbrlld hcs &orpcripltcms Sic llrladlc
lit fir pielc &ranfDciten, pic Surh
bcfurnt 9e9cbcrc Telultatc bcltas
tl9t lit.
@err 9anebcrtp bat iih iabrclanz
gen Stllbicn %hin9c9eben in @ptanif
llno gbcnie ll1b icin &pmmlen miro
nit SntcreIie crlpartct. (Ins.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-12
Mns sem EulisciscridJt.

6.reo al1bn, Ser iid gelterll
Wforaen Dor 4oli5eimagiltrat Grllit
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belt sll perpntaporten batte, pcrie6ltc,
por @cridlt SIT erld}eiten. Ser Mid)=
ter erflarte ieine @iirgldaft 5lll1 @e=
TRACE BON $40 oils perfallen.
Sobn sSenlen, Ser BON ser Goltl1=
tpbeboroe ipegcn @libfabrens u,ter
@ilrgldaft sum @etrage bon $1,000
geltellt lpproen NOR, mltroe geltcrlt
Morgel aus Ser @aft Don 9oli5ei=
maaiitrat grnit glatiien geloiie1.
". Soler batte lid megen tbat=
al1griffs auf $. B%rl1ernpalb 81,
peralltlpprten ulto nurOe SIT elmer
'@eloltrafe boz, 81 ul1o Sen Soften Ser
Berbanollt1g p%erurt6eilt, bic ibm lpd=
ter beoingm19slpeiie erlaiien murben.
Clarence &romcl, Elm &utidyrs
fiir cine bieiige M6belfirna, mllroe
geltern Morgen BON Goli5eimagiitrat
Gla1ilen SIT elmer @eloHrafe
BON $40 ltno Ben Soften Ser Ser
banolltng rerllrtbeilt, neil er o1tgcb=
lid} 6ren $. Gbrismal1 tbatlid oll=
aegriffen batte. @ermatm &pepfe,
Der lid) pcgen zines ibnliden gerge=
'lNns SIT peralltaporten battc, muroe
freigelprodc1. Sic beiDel1 Wei6nner
lplen Die SSralt 6ei eiller Meinunes=
perldieDenleit a11gegriifen u1o miB=
banoelt babel1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-12
Mariner abbcrmfen.

s. A3 grnf, Der mad)tbabenbe
9bermatroie fir Sic 9%abeAporter
.Waritte-9 lefrutirftation, reiite ge1tern
Morgelt 1tad Nemport, st. S., ab, MO
er Die Gprpeooidplle 'belndeli miro.
.@r fat ORDERS befommren, iid mad)
M~blegul1g 6es OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ali Dem groben Stronger III. g. q.
Mri5ona" einsufinben, I'M aftipe
IienIte 5ll leilten. gr1lt bat bie bie-
iige Decentralization mdbreno Ser lcb=
ten bei0en Sabre >geleitet. q. S.
MaDes, Der ebenfalls Ser bteligen
Station 5llget1eilt lit miro porlanfig
Die 2eitlltlg iibernebmen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-12
9s,tr smei IaTen lid fir 8aitc=
rte . antpcrbcn.
Snnsc Observation-Disclosures lucr
sen uum Gnl. &intaio radJ CAMP
SDbgc gcbradt.
9atterie uS" sllm Mltsmari1 fcrtig.

Srosoem @atterie 90" idon &C
terri gbenb fir uno fcrtig NOR al,s.
Sllnlarldircll, nlad)t oic Mcfultirlull
Der nod bel0thigtcn 5luolf 9elltc llll
lanalon1c Iortld)rittc. So licbcn lid
gcltern mahrcno bes Cages mir 5lpei
iltl9e Mamner fir oen 0isnit III Scr
Mrtiacrie allinebmcn. Mllem Mnldein
llad mcr0cn Die sSllllgcns Don @atte-
tic g" nod San 9er1laroino, Gal.,
pcrlegt peroen, iebpd) liegt bicriiber
ltod) nid)tS gel1alles Dor. Capt. Comp
ton, Scr mieoer nod Camp Iobec Sl,-
.riidreiite, nad)bem CT bier IN Ser
staot ieille Geld)aftc erlcoigt battc,
crflartc, Dab lueocr er, nod Maior
@bitlep Die geringlte gbllung babe,
wohill es ginse.
Iie beiocll Hefrlltc1, sic it'd &c
tern ampcrben lieben, lino Srallf
Binder Don Gapcllport, Gin illl1ger
Gclttid)er, Der crit fiir5lid) in Den
'geIit leines critcl1 Gapiers gelallgte,
llno @illiam $. McGrelias BON 9ct=
tenoorf. 2pllis 6. @pfiman bon
&olebllo, 8. >, Ser lidl ebenfaas an
lperben lallcn lpplltc, nlibt mn 5 SUB
21@ 3ou llno fanll oesbalb nidt ein-
gemn1ltert peroe,t. Iie Mcfrutell rci-
item ld)pn geltern Mbenb mtter Ser
s~Silbrllng bon Gpl. &il1caio 11ad} 9es
M}piltes lln0 ionlit nod Gamp IpDgc
ab.
@eiterc Nefrl1tcn mcroel1 orinaeno
mrlangt nllb Mdinncr, bic aclpillt
limo, i'll bie 9otteric ug" cil,5l1trctcn,
fprncn lid bei &crr1 u. .. Glp pocr
IN Scr Nebaftion Don Ser 3crnu=
frat" mcloclt. Sic lperocn Nalln lp=
tort laad) Ics Moines gcld1idt. Mit
Den acitcrn altgenolnllellel1 Mefrl1ten
lerlieBen alth @ltd Iin1otbp, gomaro
9eas Sort, @arrp gdncl<
ser mnb Artbur @epers, bic lid) allc
fiir5lid fiir '@atterie g" almperbcr
Bic Sta0t.