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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-11
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 8prlanS bon
MiIo,1ri itattet Mrienal
8cI1dl ab.

Ser aongreBabgeor6nete @. g..
gorla1to bon Millouri traf geitern i'm
2aufe oes Cages BON Clinton aus
mo er am 1ienstag anldBlib ser oe=
mofratiiden staatsfonpention einen
gortrag gebalten batte, 1T 3apenport
eth nno l%tattete bier Dem God Sslan=
Der &egierungsarienal einen 8elltf,
ab. Sol. 8urr iibernabm ~perlonlid)
Die 2eitltng lt10 5eigte in liebensmiir-
bigger 8eile Dem &ongreBabgeorone=
ten Die gin5elbeiten oes Mrlenals.
5err gorlano inipi5irte ferner aud)
Ole @oli erfraftmlage.
Ser 46georbnete NOR nl1r megen
oes arienals na9 9ooenport gefom-
men. ST pollte iid ielber bariiber
orlc1ltiren, mas bas @lrienal bel1o=
tbigt, INN iiber sic 3uitdnoe orientirt
gu lein, tpelm iiber Die Mrienal-giQ
i'm aonereb abseitimmt miro. ST
mafte einige @orIblage in ge5ug
alf ger6elierl,ngen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-11
@cltcs BON Der 9abcmport snrmse
meinDe.

9ie 1apenport 5l1rngemeinbe balt
bellte Meno I'M adt l1br ibre regel-
maBige Gerlamn1lltng, berbunoen
NIT Ser 9%eomil1ation Ser ,8eamten,
ab. Gin iebes Mitglieb BON 9aben-
ports gr0Btem Ilrl1perei11, iolte iid
81 oieler g%eriammlang Of oer @i1=
tigfeit oerlelben einfin6en.
9ie Mftipen 9alnert Ser 1amen=
leftion Ser Davenport Il1rngemeinoe
1peroen bel1te einen groBen y5dalts
jabrban" in Ser gl1rnballe beranltal-
ten. Sir ben lteberiduB oieier Ser
anitaltung iollen int sSatni oes nGd=
item Sabres sic 8elegatinner ser
5nrmereinigung al Dem in groof-
Inn, sc. g., itattfin0enben 8unoes-
%tnrnfeif geididt aperben. Ser Ball
begtnrt INT s l1br Mbenbs pr65ile.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-11
sdlmfcrcrsiticn in 2eglaire.

Mm 6reitqg, Sen 10. Mai, Begin
11en in 2eGlaire 0ie o%iesiabrigen @ra=
minationen Ser gdiiler Ser 2e@laire
So6i6ule. Nadltebeno Sos Rro-
gramm:
aloiienmorid ~ @eo. 50. 81. ST.
binc.
Gionoiolo - 6rau Sierra Carleton.
Muiif 6ral1en Meper, @mitb,
Weper nnb Miner.
2ieo, Solo SRI. Mae gbam-
bers.
aniprode - mm. 9. meSntpre
bon &od Sslano.
lleberreiduns Ser 9iplome.
Segen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-11
@ebr-Siilfsmarfcn
Bum getrage bon einem Sent in Set
@eibafts1tele Oieier 3eitung.

Der gerfallf Ser @ebr=Silfsmar=
fen gum 9etrage Don einem Sent III
Der @eidaftsitelle bieier 3eitung
madt erfreulide 6ortidritte nro
apenn aub bereits biele Marfet per=
falft aporoen iin0, 10 bat Ser Scr
9emofrat~ bod einen 8orrat6 BON
mebreren tauien0 Merfen, io6aB ale
8eiteaungen borerIt nod ausgefii6rt
aperben fonl1en.
Die fiinitleriid gearbeiteten Scar
fen NIT Dem Mufbrl1f Ser @eimatb
Scott, idaff id 8rot" lalien iid in
manufacturer @eile auf griefen, 8a-
deten uno ou @elhenfen b%er1pen0en.
Die Marfen iino gum 8reiie bon 1ur
einem Sent per Stiid in Ser @e=
idaftsitelIe oieler Seituns erbaltlid.
Gin je0er Gent fon1mt ben Notblei=
benben in 9eutidla1o 81 @ute, 90
Dos aus arlgeiebe1en oeutld)amerifa-
lliiden @eldaftsleuten ~belteben0e SEQ.
mite fir ieine Miibetpaltlng in fei-
ller @eiie entld}aoigt miro. Qlio
nod,mals: Ser Seimatb Scott, i6afi
i1 8rot."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-11
2afalu &e4fersersAA

Davenport, 10. Mai.
9nrdidnitts : 8arometerltatio 1882
9lirdlidnitts Gemperatlr . 70
@Ddite Semperatur bel1te . ~
Nieorigite Gemperatlr lette Nadt SO
gsormale gentperatur fir 33
9iirdi dnittIide geudfiafeit ser
suft AZ
Nieoeridlag in "a stunloen 600
Gorberrid)enoe @illoridtltng 58.
8aiieritallo Tim Z llbr Morgens 14.6
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-11

-Selen Sllff1nam er6ielt geiterl1
I'M Scott Gollntp ge5irfsgeridt BON
ge5irfsridter 8iniam Sbeopbilus
Die Sdeioung pom ibrem @atten,
@eorge 5uffma1n, 5ugelproden.
NllBeroem iprrbe ibr Md66ennamen,
9elen @ebefe, pieber DergeItellt.
ST.. 8afer, 3abrar5t @hitofer
Building. (Nnd.l
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-11
Sobm $. sdaffcr miro in Meu Sr.
leans 5ilm &raiioentcn Ser ga
tipnal @rDeers' M1lpciatipn
erlu1hlt,


Cspe5ioloepelde bon Ser 1emo-
frat".)
g em Orleans, 2a., 10. Meui.
,Sobn $. Sdaefer, elm %befannter
Grocer bon Davenport So, mlroe
bier einltimmig bei Ser %sSabresfon=
BENTON Ser National @rocers' MIlo-
c1ation 5llm Eralioenten Ser Oraani-
latlon ermdblt. Scrr gdaefer fiibrt
m gapel1port einen groBen 8rocerD-
laoen, 9eo. 1918 Sarriion 'StraBe.
gr befleioete Elm abnlides Mmt bei
Der 3apeltporter ltno al,d5 BEL ser
Soma'er Staatsorganiiation Ser
@rocers.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-11
NoIi3ct. NoItscieeri@t mnp
unfduc.
Golisci

aNEHLH
0ie 9apetporter Goli5ei- mi
Selerfomnillion miro morget Mad)
mittag Inn sluei l1br lit Der Staot
ballc Sltlammet,tretert, INN Der idieoe
lie Mi0inner, oie iid Inn oie Steuuu(
bon 8oli5iiten beporbel1 baberg 81
priifcn. gs loIett brei Gafan5en IN
Gpliacioepartement beiebt aperOem
Sic Marncn Der erfplarei6en &anoi
oaten 1peroen oant lpater @oli5eide'
IGbarles @octtder sur Illsauabl ilber'
gcbcn neroeM. Der 9oli5eihef lpiri
bic grnennl,ngen mad)ell. &anoiba.
ten f6rl1en bis morgcn lire Mpplifa'
|tionen Dem Stabtclerf unterbreiten.
Sltomig Smanlon lll1o bic geegerir
|gaa &ap mltroen geItern Meno gu.
lomn1el oil Der 6ront un0 SSoluo
|StraBe peaen 1tnmoraliiden 2ebens=
lpan0els perbaftet.
Charles Smelier ll1o STRAIT Snlan
SAN Birmingham bon Nobant mllroen
geltern BON Dem aonitabler 8bil.
Stables l1nb Sem Silfsfonltabler s..
81. 9ornellD tpegen llnmoralilden
2ehensluanbelg perbaftct. 9ie Ser
haftlng erfolgte allf sic Mnflage bon
Sliper San 2aningbam, oes Gotten
Der Sral1, BIN. @ie perlal1tet, Ieb.
ten oie bei0en aIs Dfarn l,nb Sralt
al1Iamlnel,. 8ei6e ml1r0en qeqet
9iirgldaften gum @etrage bon ie
$3.50 mie0er aaf freien SUB geiebt.
SIR Ero5eb fpnmt am Wontag @a6-
mittag llm stpei l1br Dor Sriebens-
ridter 4bil. 9aum sur @erbanos
hing.
Goliseigcridt.
SEER ltno Sralt Gbonlas &uolon,
Die perbaftet tultroen, neil Tie ongeb-
lid) an Sonntag Sen Irieoen bon
Sbeooore Glaniie1t geltort batten,
mnroen geitern bon Goli5eimagiitrat
grnit Glaullen aus Sen @eridten ge-
1pielcn. Marie Saplor, cine Ser See
%geril1nel1, bie altf Sen Geroadt fin
perbaftet 1pltr6e, am .Montag Mbello
.Samlon bon burlington Inn
$33S beral1bt 81 baber, mtroe gel tern
Nforaen megen gagabllnoirens 81, Ell
ller fiinf5ebntagigen Saftltrafe perllr=
@eil er oie Salo11iie iiber iei11cm
nid)t borldriftsmdBig a1tge=
bate, n1o Sic m%ieoerbolten
8ertparnltngen bon Gcitcl1 ser Npli=
sci nngeadtet lieB,st ml1roe gelter1
Morgen George M. Gouroff BON $50
li5eimagiltrat @lnuf1en SIT elmer @elo=
ltraf e bon $40 nn6 Sen Soften Ser
gerbal1olrng pe%rl1rfheilt.
Ser Negery Nfal @aro ml1rbe
aeltern Morgen ppgs 8oltaeimogiltrot
megen gnpablmoirens 5u
eiller 5eb1tagigen S%uftltrafe perl1r=
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-11
SeiratbsliacnIcu.

3ie nad]ltebenoen @eiratbserlau6=
nibideine muroen bier SCI terr err
apirft:
9enrp gdornberg rn0 morD 9.
@annon, 9apenport.
SSarncs snoerlon, 9iod Ssla11o,
nno Steaa Curling, 8apenport.
Scrana11 s. l1utter nlro Mabel g
9eIlill, @ooobltll, 81.
Glenn s. Moore, Gong @rope
So, nno @lirieoa 81. Glau1len, Glo.
ridge, Sa.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-11
ate wdrtte.
YroSnfte.

= gbico#o, 10. Mai. mci5en
116h Mai, 1175ss Suit.
&orn - 74B .Wfai, 74A Sllli.
Safer - 47A Mai, 1875 Suit.
| @etreioe fir gaar: 500. 2 rGtber
8inter nominell; No. 2 &orn
rs; Safer, Stanoarb, 49,.
&oggen SEQ. 2 971a.
@erlte ~ $3.50.
gieb ,nb G%robiiiunen.
s bicago o, 10. Mai. Hinopieb
3ufltbr 10000. Stiere 81. 7O-9.85;
&iibe unb &i1toer %.25-9.35:
&alber $6.5O-9.S5.
Sdtpei11e 49, 3nfubr $4,000. Ste.
tig 5ll $9.3O-9.9O; 5llmeilt 81
$9.65-9.8Q.
S1afe 3lfltbr 1000. Set:
@iooer $7.OO-9.5O; 2ammer $8..
0O-12.0O.
@efliigel - Siibner 1sc.
9lttter Creamery 26-2Sh.
@ier - 9rima 19-20Ac.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-11

- Saben sic idor DIS miiiior,
Bier probtrt? @lei6 nit Dem beltett
lmportirten 8ier unb empfobler boz.
oenr 9oftorer. &of Sslan6 8reming
(Mna.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-11

Cine ppr5iigIid)e guslpabl Ser
oIlerneuelten rllo beiten Sapeten fir
ale 3inmer at maBigen greilen.
SSobn 81. @ittper, 305 @elt 3. Ctr,
9apellpprt. gln5.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-11
@etter5utAL

@aibington, II. Moi.
Sir Saillois: Setter Gonnerstag
ltn0 nabrideinlid 6reitag; fibler
9onnerstag, mar111er 6reitag.
Sir Soma: Setter 9ol1nerstag, I'M
]tctig 6reitag.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-11

SRI. gtta 2obmartr1, go. 1928
&iplep Strabe, reilte geltern nod
3ellper, Gol., ab, no Tie iid einige
Gage bei ibrer Sdmelter, 5ral1 g.
6. 8liB a~l1f5nbalten geoe1tft.
Ser itarfe @ino, Der geltern
@ormittag berridte, aerbrab 6ie gro
BE 2abeniberbe bon No.l9 Martin's
Gigar Store, 3. ul16 Mailt Strabe.
Ser allgeridtete Sda0en lit ein 5ieml=
li6 bober.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-11
8camtcniuabl ocs 8erca Scnnis
Club.

Ger gerea gcnnis Club bielt ge-
terri feline geamtenipabl ab. Asod-
ite9en Die 9eamtel1 fir bas laufenoe
@eidaftsjabr:
@raii0c1t - Carl @ilboff.
sefretarin Sri. Marie BUR
meiiter.
sdatmeiHeri11 ~ 2aurie Gbp1ien,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-11

- Sb MIN tpobl Sic ruiiiihen Bafz
fenerfolge bon @r5erum nnb Grape5unt
Den britiiden S6mer5 iiber bic &ata=
ltropbe bon alt el Nmara linbern. pDer
berlddrfen perDen?
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-11

gerlanet: Gin @am ober Sral1, en-.
sasirt In eiaem groben gtabIiTement.
Inn als infer 8ertreter gu flngiren.
Gin gutter @erbienit fann er5ielt tper>
ben. obne bab es binberIir1 NIT Der res
sllldren Irbeit it,. @mpfebIl1ngen ge>
tpiinfdt. Gbrefe inter u152", Ser
Gempfrat". 2O,be
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-11

polls OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 1l1ltrlt1r1
bob es fir Souls @rapellre, belt be
fa1nten @aritoniiten, Elm 1i1g Sc
llnmoeltd)fcit iei11 miro, bel Dem bic
|iigcn @aitipiel bes 10 bcriibmten Or
delters sit iingen. SEER @ropellr
%erfra1fte am IL. Mpril in Sn1oba
Neb., nno liegt altgenbliflid nod in
oortigen Clarion &oipital. SIS ihiel
anfanas beltinm1t, Dab SEER @rapelt
re IN. Der Sage Iein miiroe, III Iane1t
port auf51treter, "a er idon am 1
Dol Dos 5olpital ~nerlaiien lollte
2eiOer trat icood) eil1 Giididlag il
leinem 8cfiltben Elm, Ser i'm aber
mails on bas &ronfenlager f%eilelte
50 mie es lein3uita1o aeitattet, miri
it'd Der &iinltler rah Seem yorf ii
Die gebanoll1ne et1es BORT mobnen
Sen Spe5taliiten begeben.
Wfit ennr1rem &plt%e1lau fipano &c
lang es 6errn @eigbton, einen griat
fiir @errn @rapel1re SIT linden nni
5mar eil1cn &iinitler, beiien Namer
ncben @nrico Garl,lo INTO Sen boz
anoeren u@ottern ser gretter" er'
flingt, na1nlih oen allf Ser gar15e1
internatipnalen 9iibne befan11tcn So.
ritoniitcn Souls &reioler bon oel
metropolitan Spera Gompanp, be,
ldon bellte Gornittag bireft Dor
Seem Yorf aus bier ei11treffen miro.
@err areibler fat OH Sen Sofbiib-
men Ser europaiiden Salptltdote &C.
lpiclt nl10 pirfte inter anoeren altdJ
cine 5aiion an Ser fonigliden @of-
oper SIT Berlin, no >ber &iinj tier bon
Dem oelttlden &aiier, @ilbelm g,
fir ieine berporragenoen 2eilt1tngen
arsge5eidnet mllroe. 3as M~lftreten
zines &iinltlers mie Serrn &reioler,
miro fiir 0apenpprt elm bei onoerer
Genltb iein.
sll1h fir oas =Matinee uno
Mbenofon5ert lit ein al1berlt eemabl=
tes Erogramm ouiammengeiteat NOR
Den. @ie hel1te, 10 miro @err &reib-
Ter %ebenfalls n1orgen Sic fiir @errt1
at1geiesten 9artien lingen:
Morgcn Matinee.
soliiten: Seem 8incent Cooper,
Gontralto; Souls &reioler, 8ariton;
S. 8iaiams, 9arfe.
1. She'll.
,2e Garripal Momai1",
Symphonic $40. s in g-qaoa (Sie
unpoGenoete) 5dubert
1. Mllegrp
2. glnonnte cot moto.
Mrie: u8iiion Jugitipe" aus v@ero-
oiaoe" !. Mallenet
2ouis areioler,
9. She'll.
Rbantaiie fit @arfe nn0 Srbeiter /.
Dubois
@el1rp S. @idiams
spmp6oniides @eOidt: n1ie Mol-
bau" Smetona
arie: . Son 5atale" aus s1on
> l1nter oem 2inoenbaum" aus
Scenes Mlaciennes" MaIIenet
Cello: Cornelius @an Bliet;
Glarinette: Hierre 8errier.
Mol5er u@olen aus 0em 5iiben"
u Sobonn 5trauB
@enbeI @eigbton, Manager.
Mprgcm Mbenb.
Solilten: 2eolrora 9lllen, soprart /;
Mlbert 2inbqltilt 5enpr; Cornelius
Ban 8liet, @eqo.
1. Ibei1.
uMlp Sl1bilee" aus Spmpbonic 5fet-
gpmp5onie go. 4 in 5-mon op. &c
+. gihaifomsfr
1. an0onte ioitenuto Mooeratc
con anin1a
2. Mn0antino in Mobo 81 cattsoro
3. 5der5o: 3i55icato oltinoto
ONtutt. Siue9Lu lull IUCu
Mrte: uGelelte 4iba" aus y9lioo"
SeIU
gilbert 2in6quelt
2. Sbeil.
@9 @saa > cara mamorie. ,., iii'
Cornelius 8an 8liet
o) 1onge0idt: uJinlanoia"
- 8o1ie triite aus bem Drame
n&nolema" Sibelius
Mrie: n3epuis le jour" aus u2ouile'
Garpentie,
2eo11ora Mlen.
gorlpiel 5n u3ie Meiiterlinger"
@agrle
@enoeu Seigbton, Ma1toger.
SoDm $. sdaffcr miro in Mcm 81
leans s,1m H%raiibcnten Ser Ma=
tipnal @rueers' Mllpciatipa
eriuablt.
CSpe5ioloepei6e BON Ser Demo
frat".)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-11
Mene Mn5ei9en,


Srclmbcn unb gefannten Giermit
Die trdurigc Nadri6t. bui meta eclieb=
ter @atte, nnlcr lieber Gater. SGlpiez
gerpater nnb @rpbpater,
RAG 8riGpcrt6 NobIff
am @itttpod), ben 10. Neaf, @ormitz
tags lt,l1 8 11br 80 Nain., nad Ianeem,
ldtpcren 2eiDen I'M SITTER bon 81 Sab
ren, 8 Mpnaten rnb 8 Sagen 1anft
entidlafen lit.
9as 2ei6enbesdnsniB finbet am
Sreitag, Ben 12. Mai, Nadmittags um
2 l1br, bonn Srauerbaulc, $50. 1905
Ndatn etraBe, aus .nad Dem Eine 5ia
Srieobofe lfatt.
lin 1tiles @eileib bitten Sic tiefbez
trubten &tnterbliebenen:
Srau Bertha 9ipblff, 9cb. G9nedlotb,
!! Satin,
STRAIT Mtna 6alcr, geb. GpbIff,
Soban1es Gublff, 2Don Co., Sptpa,
Sran Clara @ieie, geb. Goblff,
6ngu @ublff,
@td)arb Gublff,
9lfreb Gpblff,
9erman &pblff,
&tnber,
nebIt 59ipiegerfinbern, gnfeln l1nb
Geripanbten.
8itte, feine 8Inme n.
Nu6. 11,12t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-11
Gin roDcr, pnnbcr @als
@irb balh better, tpcn,, sic MaTcrpIc
gcbraMdctt. !.

utlo Wnitcrple siebt feline gloIeit, fpie
Dicics bllrcb bas altn1noi1d,e Senfpfioiter
Deld)db. SGbnlicren Sic es ci1,fad, nit
Den Sil1acrn al1f. IS brilot bon 1eIbit
Gin. crreicbt Die lpllllbc Stelle, fa1tot ais
balo ON cin iperia s1 fibeIl1, beDt Sen
9lutaubrarg 1l,b 5iebt ollie Sdrucrael1
aus.
Nlitcrolc lit cine refine, tpeise gaIbc,
alis ScnfDl bereitct. Gidlts anoeres pers
1dafft. TO idlnclI @rlcidlterlina in sSalcu
hot 3alsleiber, Sroidlitis, 9riilenoez
insblpitllt, grallne, iteifen Nadcr, Itembcz
ndiperpc11, gtcrpcf'dmer3, &opfipeb, SLUT
'a'lDrai1g, Scitenltecler, Rbcluratisrnl1s,
:sSuttpeb, Sclmcr5en I'M Giidcr u1b in
pen @lieoeri1, GerItaudul1g, id)mer5hafte
WFltsfellt. G%erlebungen, Srpitbelllen, err
frprene Site, grllitIeioe1l (perbiitet oft
mods Slllgerentsiiilblltg). Nid)ts dh1rz
llde 70 gut ais MuiterpIe fir ainbcr nit
.sN1lsbrdlme.
gei sSbrem Mpoibefer GIT baben in Csc
INN 50c &riiglein; ipe3icIIe @r6be fir
9oipitalaebralld, $3.50.
@eriidcrn Sic 1id, bas sic bos ed1te
gtttlterplc crbalten. Ghlaoen Sic ale
stdd)dD111ul1der ab - feblnc1 Sic NIGHTS
at1oeres. Mliltcrple Company, G%Icpelano,
:, lEl [llaall
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-11

gerIanst: Surser 01ann lrt6t 8imz
mer. Sferte nit Greis an n9er SEE
mofrat" nnter $50. 25." 5,18t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-11

3n ~berfnnfcn: Sic folgenben MrtifeI
miiiien berIauft iperoen: 4 Gtiible, eit
@iegeltubl, 1 ghretbtiid, 1 @osgart,
1 Gllfeb, / Sei5er, 1 @ibe goarb, Elm
Mnbcritlbl gu iebr biligen grei<
len. Man frage Dor: 632 8 til. 2omz
barb Strabe. 6.18t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-11

gcrlaust: Gentldes Mabden fir
olgcmeine Sm1sarbeit. 1929 giipleb
Strabe. 6,1Bt.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-16

STRIKE AT MINNEAPOLIS CLUB
Fred Ebeling, head Of the cooks
union, warned all union chefs to stay
away from the Minneapolis club,
Minneapolis, MINI. Strike on there
for one day of rest in seven.
Hartford, Conn.-Francis Carlisle,
well-mQwn actor, dea
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-16

COPIED SUIT-ARRESTED
Nicholas Sporting arrested in
Rothschild's store. Wore suit OF
clothes out of store when he finished
work back of soda counter. Salary
was $12 a week.
Tribune printed the story. .Roths-
child's does not advertise in the daily
morning papers;
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-18
CENTRAL PA. NEWS
PITCHER PAGEANT
TO BE ELABORATE
Carlisle Preparing For Unveil-
ing of Monument to Heroine
of Monmouth in June

Carlisle, Pa, Feb. IS. - Arrange
ments for the monies to accom-
pany the unveiling of the monument
10 Molly Pitcher, the heroine of Mon
mouth, here on June rs. have been
placed in the hands of an executive
committee of 25 citizens of Carlisle.
They will work out the details and
present the plans to the members OF
the State commission when the latter
body meets mere next month. The
committee has elected the following
officers: President, f. s. Manning,
Newville; vice-president d. w. Nc
Bride, Carlisle; secretary, r. w.
Woods, Carlisle; assistant, w. \. Rupp,
Carlisle; treasurer, William Kronen-
berg.
1t is planned to have the celebration
an event that will attract nation wide
attention. A procession with scores of
patriotic organizations in line, elabor-
ate unveiling ceremonies and an open
air pageant are to be features. Su-
perintendent Lipps of the Indian
school is n member of the committee
and the students of the school are eX-
peCted to be included in the pageant
which will also embrace descendants
of the famous Carlisle woman.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-18
COL. J.L. WRIGHT
DIES COLUMBIA
Lineal Descendant of Towns
Founder, War Veteran, EX-
Postmaster and Councilman
Special to the Telegraph

Columbia, Pa, Feb. Is. - Colonel
John L. Wright, a lineal descendant
of Samuel Wright founder of Colum-
bia and grandson of John Wright,
who for many years represented Ian
caster county in the Assembly, died
at his home here Wednesday night,
aged rs years. Colonel Wright, like
his ancestors, was for many years a
prominent factor i'm the political life
of Columbia, having served a term
as postmaster, under President Har-
rison, from 1890 TO 1894. He also
served as marketmaster for period
of 10 years, and was a member of
council for one term, being chosen
president of that body. He was
stricken with the illness that caused
his death, fourteen months ago, while
presiding over that body.
Colonel Wright was born in the old
Wright mansion in South Second
street which was erected by his an
cestors, ava which was used as a
fortress during the French and In
dian war. and after Braddocks de-
feat in Western Pennsylvania. He
served In the Civil War and was a
member of General Welsh Post, No.
lis, G. A. r. of Columbia. His wife
and five children survive. Colonel
Samuel Wright, of Columbia, the old
est natiVe-born citizen and William
Wright, of Conshocken; Mrs. James
w. Mifflin and Mary Wright, of
Columbia, are surviving brothers and
sisters. The funeral will be held to-
morrow.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-18
VEGETABLE
CALOMEL

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and prescribe may-apple root (po-
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Combined with four other stand
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apple root may now be had at most
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These tablets are small, easy to
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They quickly clean out the poi
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They are mild. They never
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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-18
BONAWITZ NAMED
BY THE GOVERNOR
Appointed Justice of the Peace
For Upper Paxton Town
ship Today

II. NJ BonawitZ, a prominent Re
publican of Upper Paxton township,
was to-day appointed justice of the
peace of that township on recommen-
dation of Senator Edward E. Beidle-
man. He will assume his duties with
in n few days. This is the second ap-
pointment of a justice to be made in
the last few days for this county.
Commissioner of Health Dixon has
refused to approve pG <srs for use of
some Of the Lebanon city sewers until
the city makes progress on its sewage
disposal plant. He requires that the
second unit of the plant be finished.
The Moorhead Knitting Company of
this city, to-day filed notice of increase
of stock from $150,000 to S165,000.
The new Lebanon armOry will be ac-
cupied by Company ii, Fourth Infan-
try. within few days. 1t is practical
ly completed and dediCatory cere-
monies will be arranged later on.
Lebanon's organization of travelling
men has given notices of intention to
back up the complaint filed with the
Public Service Commission by resi-
dents of Lebanon county towns against
the hardness of the milky morning
train to this city. The hearing will
be held shortly.
The Public Service Commissioners
will divide next weeE, sitting here and
at Johnstown. Pittsburgh and Phila-
delphia next week.
State Chairman William f. Crow
was at the Capitol to-day on business
connected with the various depart
mentS.
A brisk demand for nominating pc
titions at the State Department mark
ed the first day upon which such pa
pers could be circulated in advance of
the May primaries. Scores of blanks
have been sent out from the Capitol
i'll the last four days.
w. II. Zurdt, Wilkes Barre, was to-
day appointed captain of infantry and
assigned to Company *, Ninth infant
ry, and II. NJ. Wellman, Blairsville.
appointed first lieutenant and assigned
to Company l., Tenth Infantry.
Citizens of Galcton to-day filed a
complaint with the Public Service
Commission against the Potter Gas
Company alleging that the minimum
rate was doubled without reason. The
former rate was fifty cents.
Hearings were given to-day by De-
putty Attorney General largest on ap-
plicatiOns for quo warranto to forfeit
charters of eight electric companies in
LuZerne county
The John Wood Manufacturing
Company. of Conshohoeken to-day
DIeu nOIlCe OF increase OIL llS SlOCh
from $4,000 to 100000.
The Workmen's Compensation Bu-
reau to-day received the report of the
recent mine accident at Ernest il
which q miners were killed. 1t vii
cost the company over $4,000 under
| the compensation laws. Fourteen o
the men were single and thirteen mar
ried, the married men leaving thirteer
widows and A orphans. one MAJ
/ had six children.