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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-28

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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-28

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les unb lieb es periteben, bob be,
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tinbliber Smf6rief e erbielt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-28
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-28
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-28
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-28

ginspDn beibem. - @at-
tin (im gett aufhorAenb): rNa. er
tommt bic Sreppe bera,lfgefunaen.
Sa brilgt er entlpeber eineu Mau[h
init pber einen Sieg!"
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1916-10-13

The men began a. once to drill the
rock - they were working Rutledge
was startled by large rock which
dropped AT his feet. A piece OF paper
was attached to 1t. Rutledge picked
1t up, tore IL open and read 1t aloud
TO Major, Pedro and Manuel.
oniess ten thousand dollars. In United
states gold coin. is left at the big rock
your woman will suffer fate worse than
oeath. We mean what we say Signal
my messenger, who win be watching
S sow a white handkerchief II you agree
FIRE shot IL you don't
THE LIBERAToR.
without asking the advice of any
one, Mangel started to wave a white
handkerchief. But Rutle0se grabbed
MS arm and giving 1t severe wrench
ing said; Drop that, you chocolate
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1916-10-13
WOMAN SHOOTS ANGRY BULL
wife Saves Her Husbands Life From
Enraged Animal on Mime
sofa Farm.

Thief River Falls, MINI. - Mike
Kinney, farmer living east of here,
was saved from being trampled to
death by an enraged bull by the cour-
age and prompt action of his wife.
The animal took offense at the flap
ping of Mr.. Zlmney's raincoat and at
tucked him. throwing him to the
ground and breaking several ribs and
his collarbone.
Mrs. Kinney, seeing the plight OF
her husband, quickly secured a shot
gun and some shells. While she had
never attempted to use firearms of
any kind. she managed to load the
gun and shoot the animal stunning
him sufficiently to enable her to drag
her unconscious husband out of dam
ger. Mr.. Kinney was brought to the
hospital here for treatment.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1916-10-13

closed on every side by huge powders
and precipitous cliffs. In the center
OF this was long, low abode, which
resembled a cabin.
Liberty, with her bllndfold still on.
was taken from the horse and thrown
into the hut by Lopez who barred the
door. She pulled the bandage from
her eyes and examined her prison.
Two men were talking Just outside.
"How many men has Alvira gathered
for to-night's attack" asked voice.
which she recognized as that of Lopez.
1.-TWO thousand" replied the other.
"Tell Alvira I will not be with him
as / have bigger things to do" said
Lopez, "but to make the attack as
planned. Cross the line and kill every
man, woman and child in Discovery.
except of course. our compatriots."
The messenger Rutledge had sent
for the dynamite and drills returned
from town and found the ranger and
his men encamped on snail level
tract near the bowlqer,
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1916-10-13
TOBACCO KEEPS HER ALIVE
Indiana Woman Takes a Smoke on the
One Hundredth Anniversary Of
Her Birth

Washington, Ind.-Sa rah Ellen Den
ny has celebrated her one hnn,lredth
birthday anniversary Sitting on the
porch at the homo of her daughter,
Mrs. Dave Gvre, she smoked her old
fashioned clay pipe and spent the day
telling her friends of her early life.
She has used tobacco since she was
sixteen years old, and says she be-
lieves tobacco is what kept her alive"
Mrs. Denny was born In Tishiningo
county, Tennessee, but has been resi-.
dent OF Washington for many years.
she gets about without the ud OF
cane and does not wear glasses. She
has Travelled over | different states,
behind team of oxen for the most
part.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1916-10-13

skinned skunk I" Then he drew his
gun and fired several times into the
| air.
Rutledge stood looking into the burn
| ing embers of the fire.
AS he stood there, Manuel strolled
past and sneered in his face.
The ranger grabbed him by the
arm. major, or no major, I'll fight
yoN damn your he shouted "Any
place you name. any way!"
"Sunrise-knives-t I" was Man
uers answer, as he pointed to a big
stone.
Just then Pedro, making certain
that he was not observed, took a rope
and walked to the spot where the
sticks of dynamite were piled up. He
picked up several of these and stuck
them under his shirt. Then, he start
ed toward the place where he had
seen the smoke rising. Reaching the
top OF the cliff, he uncoiled the rope,
fastened one end around large rock
and then slowly began to lower him.
At that moment, Liberty, who was
pacing up and down in her small foul
smelling prison, finally reached a de-
cision. She walked to the rear Of the
hut. The bottom log merely rested
on the ground. She took the axe from
the wall and began to dig.
Pedro stood gazing about him, pre-
paratory to his next move, when he
heard peculiar scraping sound. He
turned and listened again. 1t came
from the direction of the hut, and.
as he walked toward It, he was sur
prised to see something white moving
back and forth on the ground AS he
reached the spot, he leaned over. 1t
was woman's hand and In an in
slant Pedro's heart jumped with Joy.
He dropped to the ground. "Senorita,
senorita," he whispered as he grasped
her hand. "No fear now: 1 come
save you"
Pedro! Pedro 7" came back the
words from within.
Then he dropped on one knee and
began enlarging the hole.
Finally, after Pedro had worked as
no Mexican ever worked before, Lib
erty slowly, and quietly, watching
Lopez all the time, crawled through.
I'VE must hurry" whispered Pedro.
"Captaine and Major up there-wait-
ing" And he pointed towards the
cliff.
They hurried to the place where |
Pedro had left his rope. When they
arrived at the foot of the cliff he |
handed her the handkerchief with the |
American flag and told her to wave
1t when she reached the top.
Then she started to climb up the
rope. A sentry who happened to wake
up at the moment saw her. He raised
his gun and fired an alarm.
Lopez jumped to his feet His men
lid likewise. They started for Pedro
but he reached in his shirt and pull
ng out stick of dynamite hurled 1t
1t them. 1t dropped a few feet in
'front.' of them and they all fell back.
An instant later it exploded, throw
ng debris in all directions. Liberty
continued climbing up the rope
In the meantime, few miles away.
Alvira and his insurrectos were march,
ng to attack the town of Discovery.
After the explosion Lopez and his
nen advanced again. But, Pedro
quickly snatched another stick of
and hurled IT In their path,
irving them under cover again.
Liberty, exhausted. her hands torn
nd bleeding, finally reached the top
f the cliff. Then, obeying the instruc-
ions Of Pedro, she took her silk
merican flag from her corsage and
'ayed 1t high above her head.
(To BE CONTINUED,
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1916-10-13
BARS BARE LEGS ON BEACH
Atlantic City Authorities Find stock.
ingIess Fad Is Carried to
Extremes"

Atlantic City-Bare-legged women
will not be tolerated on Atlantic City's
bathing beach next summer. Harsh
or not, the decree has gone forth to
take effect June /, 1917.
It's PRONUNCIATION at this time is de-
signed to give ample notice to thou
sands of summer visitors. shortly to
depart, who include fascinating beach
toilettes of the latest modes among
the wardrobe they bring shoreward
every season.
"The stockingless fad has been car.
ried to extremes" Beach Director Bos-
sert stated.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1916-10-13

ness Pancho was busy. and when
Manuel returned he found him bend
ing over bunch OF l. o. us of the
Majors
Few more of these and Wen -
ready to fore. Wlnston's hand said
MS father as he counted them over.
AT that moment Rutledge heard n
noise Mt the gate~,ay leading to the
hacienda, and springirS from the
wind0y he rushed down the r ~.hwav
II was Pedro. The old slave mut.
tered In his ear the story of the kid
mapping of Liberty.
The Captain listened. and the story
or the outrage burned into his very
soul, and aroused his anger until he
irembled with rage.
Rutledge drew his colt and fred
IN the air several times. The rangers.
VINO We're encamped near the barn,
heard the signal of distress and every
one OF them was up In an instant.
nearing the excitement Pancho and
Manuel both ran outside. The Major
VINO had been asleep for some time.
awoke with a jusnp; leaped into his
trousers and went tearing out of his
room.
Boys began Rutledge, as he turned
10 MS men, Lopez and his gang have
carried Miss Liberty Off to the
chlhuahuas. We've got to go find
them and bring her back"
Then, the rangers, headed by Rut-
iedge, Major Winston and Manuel
In pursuit Of Lopez and his
gang.
IN the meantime, Liberty, who had
made one effort to escape, when she
RODE her horse over declivity. only
TO be captured again by the outlaws.
was blind-folded by Lopez, who paused
with his men at the Forked Trail.
While doing this Liberty managed to
Iree her hands, and a lively time fol-
oWs for a few moments. She fought
with all her strength to break awav
-,oi'i her abductor. In the struggle
'he dropped small American flag
rom her corsage and ripping the hand
lerchief from her captor's neck
iropped 1t to the ground.
All night long Rutledge and his
men rode, making very slow progress.
AS the sun began pushing its nose
lDove the peaked Chihuahuas they
irrived at the Forked Trails. Old |
'edro was some distance ahead. and
IS he stopped over the road those
'ehind him suddenly heard an ex-
lamation Of delight.
See, see!" he shouted, as he limped
ack to Rutledge. In his, hand he car
leo small silk American flag and
big red handkerchief.
1T looks as though we're on the
ight road" replied Rutledge>
Just before midday Rutledge and his
zen sighted the outlaws.
Almost at the same moment Lopez
hd MS men saw the diminutive fig
res or their pursuers ascending n
lille or so below them. The leader
lsmounted and studied a huge rock
hitch overhung them at that point
hen he gave instructions to one of
is men, and leaping into the saddle
ode on, followed by the rest.
Rutledge and his men continued on
p the trail little realizing the new
lfhcuity which faced them. Suddenly
ley heard a terrible, rumbling noise,
nd, as they looked up the mammoth
Dck came tumbling down the side
the cliff and landed squarely on
lcir trail.
Pursuit here, even on foot, is i'm
ossible," said Rutledge. This rock
ust be blown out of our way" Then
turned to one of his men. 'Biu.
back to the hacienda and bring
'me dynamite and drills"
BY this time Lopez and his band !
I'd reached a small level spot, en-
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1916-10-13

dead. both In the trenches ana outsfAA,
they asked for n short nrmistice -
enable them to clear away the bodies.
Even then the 'rotters' coul<5u't play
the game but opened fire upon some
OF our men who were exposed. By
way of punishment every oae of our
guns let fly six rounds Of rapid Ore,
from which the Germans suffered con-
sidernbly."
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1916-10-13
PRESSING of Necktic Cost $500.

Sandusky, O.-Charles A. Trinter
had occasion, during the absence OF
his family. to press necktie. He
used an electric iron and after smooth
ing his tie went away without turn
ing off the current. The next morn
ing Trlnter was awakened by a cry of
fire" and found that 1t was his dwell
ing that was in flames. The iron was
the cause and the loss amounted to
$500.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1916-10-13
lIuhtnlnq Burned Her.

Racine, Wis.-Mrs Chris Due of No.
1909 Gerhard avenue was struck by
lightning during an electrical storm
work in her home at the inns Ind
went to window TO shake a rug
when flash of lightning entered the
window and burned otf her shoes and
stockings,
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1916-10-13
LIBERTY
AROMANCE OF
OLD MEXICO
N!H.vAN LOAN
NOVELIZED FROM THE PHO
TOPLAY SERIAL OF THE
SAME NAME. RELEASED BY
THE UNIVERSAL FILM MAN
UFACTURlNC COMPANY
SYNOPSIS.

Col. James Horton, ex-army officer and
wealthy Mexican land owner, dies at his
hacienda in Discovery, leaving n peculiar
VIII. Liberty. his daughter. goes to visit
one of her guardians. Pancho Leon. who
manages her Mexican estate. Manuel. the
however, shows an affection for Can't
Robert Rutledge of the Texas Rangers
VINO, with her other guardian Mai Rich
ara winston, have accompanied her Juan
Lopez. majordomo of the hacienda. ab-
ducts her with the idea of holding her for
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1916-10-13

be poured down the muzzles of the
guns to cool them. All that came out the
other end was-steam, and, the steel
OF the breach expanding, we had to
force the breach open after each shell
guns became so hot that one could
hardly stand near them, let alone
touch them. The steel, of course, ex-
panding under the heat, stopped the
gun from sliding back into its proper
place after the recoil. Two of the
guns In our battery were thus COM
PEELED reluctantly to cease fire. till
they cooled down a bit.
At Gunners' Own Risk.
-Two guns, ! might say, had been
firing for quite half an hour ut the
gunners' own risk, with nuts, oil. etc.
flying in their faces owing to the ter
rife strain they (the guns) were sub
jected to. But as soon as there was a
lull, the guns were soon put right
again.
"As you will no doubt have read by
now the wood round which we were
attacking was tough job, but the idea
WINS to keep large numbers of enemy
troops engaged while on our right our
troops were advancing. We attained
our object and when the others had a
firm hold on the villages they had cap
tured, we withdrew to our old posi-
tons.
"Our wounded came down the road
at least, those who were able to
walk-most of them with flower In
their buttonhole or hat, and quite
cheerful.
1.-THE German prisoners l saw looked
as If they had had terrible time of
1t. One of them picked up a potato
from field and started eating It. Dur
ing the great push the most difficult
push of all is pushing hard biscuit
down your throat accompanied by bully
beef But we don't mind, so long MS
we are giving the Germans a hot time,
When 1t rains hard, we have the con-
ISOLATION of knowing that the enemy
is getting wet as well as ourselves.
II should have mentioned that, to-
wards the close of the first day of the
advance so numerous were the German
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-19

Gs Itebt nirgcnOs in Ser Gerfailuna,
Ioab Die Snitiatipc, bes Yrdlioentcn ali
lirgenb eirer 3eit llnbesren5t lei; gu eli
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