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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-01-21
Severe Weather
For Live Stock

Lemhl, January 20.
Ernest Benedict who resides on the
3W ranch, l3 miles above Lemhi pass
ed thru Lemhi Tuesday og last week
frum salmon. While there MIR Bcne-
diet purchased loo head Of stock cat
tie from various parties, and also took
home with him l25 head o. cattle 10
feed the latter being the property Of
Peter Mckinney
Every rancher aud stoCkmau finds
himself busy feeding these cold days
At the present time there VI a loJ uf
SNOW and the weather has beeu very
culk.
VIII Shoup Of Salmon was week
end visitor al the Thea pyeatt home
near Lomm. Gu sunday Mir sboap
I and M Pyeatt suaaai go the Lead
|ylfIc mmg near Leauarg o. luus AFTER
tneit interests there
Mr.. Elizabeth tuy +, visiting w4Ua
. relatives iur % while % Oregon
. Don't forge, that Friday night Ian.
zs. 1916. is tie regular night sar EHe
Lrmui Literary aud social Ga1as lhg
school house. b. d, earnestly nug"t
that there wiIi hea large attendance,
as All are welcome Come and Jrns
your friends.
The dance given az the y. q. school
, short time ago was well attended,
and an enjoyed d hne time ll mas
been stated that there al.I be another
4. dance thes I'm the near future
, Miss Laura ~prl6E.gg,Jmgt jD her
home in Dillon the ar>E "E e-t week
after an extended visit at J1e home
. OF Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Pycdlt OF near
Lemhi.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-01-21
MILITIA co.
FOR SALMON
Capital News

Salmon, the metropolis OF Lemhi
county, wants company In the Sc
cond infantry, OF Idaho national guard
and has through Roy B. Herndon,
postmaster there, a member OF the
house of representatives OF the
Twelfth legislature, taken the matter
up with the adjutant generals de.
partmeut. AS Company c OF Occur
d'Alene seems to be disurganized and
there Is some question as To that com
pany getting back on its feet, Salmon
may have good chance OF securing a
berth in the guard. The following
self-explanatory letter was received by
the adiutant general:
"Adiutant General Crow,
Boise, Idaho.
Dear General;
after leaving Boise last September
went back east on visit, and wa
away longer than Iexpected TO be, 81
did not get back to Salmon till Nov. :
just in tima TO prepare for the
Christmas rush here in the postotiice
now have that out Of the way, anC
the other day put paper into Tn
hands oJ Mr., +. f. Cool Of this city
headed something like this: We TIA,
undersigned citizens OF Lemhi County
Idaho, herewithssubscribe our name
for the purpose Of organizing a com
pany OF Idaho National gnard for thi
county.
"Mr. Cool took IL and this morninI
told me that he had 81 names TO |
and that he had only been al 1t a fe'
hours time. and that there were sever
al more who had spoken 10 him SOM
time ago about joining, that he ha
not seen yet, and feel sure that b
this time he has s. names.
~ would like 10 say, too, that thes
boys are all fine fellows, none OF Tn
rough elements being included. The
are mostly fellows who are locate
here, in business, or sons OF busine'
men. Can ] as postmaster be men
Der and can you give me some idea
the nature OF the examination for o
, ficers, qualifications, etc? / have ne
had time TO think Of this matter Il
now, but the boys are all sure interes
ed.
Yours very truly,
ROY b. HERNDON." ="
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-01-21
mess REVIVAL rs
Il NATION- WIDE IN ALL
LINES OF INDUSTRY

dition that the railroad refused to
take them before They were shipped
by ranchers mostly in the vicinity Of
Baker. The river was SO blocked
that about two feet of water flowed
through the stock yards and the coal
yards Tuesday forenoon and the hogs
were gotten out Just in time to escape
a cold bath. Their owners provided a
load of straw for the hogs to bed in
while awaiting shipment but as it was
the poor animals suffered serevely In
a temperature 80.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-01-21
TENDOY.
H. BIRD.


II. BIRD.
We had letter from .. ID, Center
saying that they would be here sure
with the Farmers Extension School
the last of February or tirSt OF March
and come with full force Of workers
Leslie Mulkey, who was threatened
by pneumonia, is little better at
present.
The social will be next week, Tues
day, January "A, unless the weather
and no train again postpones it.
1t is cold in Tendoy but we don't
know how cold as our thermometer re-
fuses to go lower than IL below, but
we sure thought it was 40 below last
Monday morning.
The Tuesday evening sermon and
social was postponed one week bylcold
stormy weather.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-01-21
ORE
IS DIPPED INTO

LeadOre, Idaho, January, 10, 1918.
A. Il. Mulkey and partners, while
doing the assessment and some addi-
tioual development work on their
molybdenum property on Big Eight
Mile, have we understand, dipped In
TO valuable showing OF Tungsten ore.
These partners, are busily at work
taking out ore, sacking it and storing
it in convenient places for shipment
1t was from this prospect, that the
splendid specimen OF molybdennm
came that was sent to Boise State
Fair, and from there to san Francisco
last gear
Lee Ramey went to Dillon Satur-
day, expecting 10 confer with parties
there on the subject Of purchasing mole
sheep. The Stockmen of the upper
Valley. are resting eas Iy under their
burden Of stock, and plenty to feed
them, wise, with the wisdom OF
those who know they are not selling
off their hay supply as closely as Il
endanger tlaoir herds and fioc!Ss.
George Mcdonald came up from Ba
ker and went on 70 Gilmore lastweek
He SAYS, "No more travelling about
until spring for him.
James Hobbs returned TO salt Lake
after looking over his various mining
properties i'm the the valley. Hi
expectations are to return early.
, Alec Wid3owson came down from
Gilmore last week for four horse Loaf
Of supplies and other freight,
Miss Fitzwalters, teacher OF tn
school in Plum District was called Z
Mountain Home last week, by tele
gram stating that her mother hai
died from injuries sustained by fallin
on the ice. Miss Fitzwalters mad
) the trip to Armstead by team an
machine, but was held in Lima b
train delay until sunday,
A heavy snowfall today, Wedne'
day. has broken the very cold spell c
weather at Leadore Thirty-four de
: greeS below zero was the coldest res
istered at this point Plenty col
: enough, but when we stop TO thin
4 of the thermometers standing at
in portions OF our sister state, Mon
, ana. we find we are better of than u
thought for We should also feel iii
saving, Blessing on the Little Man,
@ to our G. x F. railroad for the bra'
. effort made to keep as in commune
y tion with the outside One can har
lly realize, without coming lin dire
contact With them, the ditficultle
10 be encountered In keeping th
: short strip OF railroad open TO tray'
, such a winter as this. And when
= know great trunk lines with all the
facilities for moving trains, are ne
y, up for three days straight and 9th
train sunabIe 10 move for the one re
" son Of intense cold we can't bat f.
= we are justified ia being optimisi
u y even under present conditions.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-01-21

f. c. Ross and Fl. 5.
~ t mining men interested in
n properties, came into the
US M Mednesday. J S. Ross re-
N ee rned to Salt Lake from a
" He said the present busi-
esSs 4Hf extends all over the coun-
II Ii SOmething remarkable and
i Ylub brecedented.
,si, Iii corporations, Mr.. Ross
Hhheld improvements and
,en, especially railroad con
M Dr the past few years in
al6t6 rbed business conditions.
khe clearing business skies
sNeEts and bettermentS can
.rrn no longer, so that there
a. aklers for all sorts of things,
e1I Gin ed and to be manufactur-
u h ery quarter.
nvsIers from Europe do not ac.
fnllt for the boom by any
- aclDrding to Mr.. Ross. who
anek kampled prosperity hassim
Sc IL ck to quicken the energies
ghole country. General Pros
.aas the forces of General De
nOh the run.
Ross had no information on tht
of Improvement and extension
Gilmore and Pittsburgh rail
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-01-21
THE CALL OF MOTHER COUNTRY.

Canon d'Easum of the New Welt
minister cathedral, Canada, has been
appointed chaplain OF Canadian reg
iment. b. G. d'EaSum, brother OF the
Canadian, is principal of the MAY pub
lie school In Lemhi county. Numer-
GUS other relatives and members OF
the same family are in active service
for the mother country. at the front
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-01-21
PROHIBITION CUTS DOWN
THE NUMBER OF ARRESTS,

A tabulation OF the police arrests In
Denver for the tirst ten days of 1915,
when statewide prohibition became
effective, shows a total OF l49 for va
rious offences, as compared with to-
tai Of 40l for the same period Of last
year. Twenty-three we're arrested for
drunkenness as compared with IS for
the first ten days OF 1915.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-01-21
Sold His Hogs
For Himself

william T. Blasingame, a Baker
rHncher, is back home after selling a
carload Of hogs al Seattle and Port
land. There were 100 porkers Ia the
car and Blasingame billed them 10
himself, 20 that he was enabled
thus to become his 0wn COM
mission man on the ground. The hogs
were disposed OF in small lots 10 good
advantage, the best prices 7ic, being
obtained IN the Seattle market.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-01-21
Large Sale of
Dairy Stock

Auction ar CarHartyr sold frr George
ST. Oliver #-r Thursday on tne former
Lambert maea d6a herd II dairy
cattle. including Short Horns and ilg'-
stems. IL ,Uy lot were calves and
milking COWS. All sold wcll, the best
Of lhe COWS as high a. $50. Among
The buyer, were John McGiyney, John
Cole. Charles Rose, Edward Allen
George Basiui Robert Mccormack
and Others. Mr Oliver viii hereaf
ter run stock cattle.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-01-21
)GS HAVE MARROW
ESCAPE FROM WATER

sour cars of Hogs were sh pped out
the train which came IN Tues
: egening. The hogs hal been
Ia Inl salmon for few DAYS as the
"a aver the divide was in such con-
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-01-21

Taking about the present cold snap,
n struck Miles City ~ degees below
zero. summit - below and 80 on all
over the state Of Montana, the nearest
approach t. the zero mark being Il
below at Madison Dam.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-01-21

The Official report of the January
meeting of the board Of county COM
missioners is in hand for publication
next week. Failure OF electricity this
week put the printing machidery out
Of business.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-01-21

The pastor announces evening ser
vice in the Methodist Church Sunday
whetheo there are electric lights or
not.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-01-21

The Woman's guild will meet Janu-
AIRY q with Mrs. Havemann.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-01-21
Former Lemhi
Miner Is Called

A letter received from Los Angeles
tells of the death at his home there Of
Edward \. Magner, which occurred on
The 6tn Of January. He is susyiyed 10y
Mrs. Nagner, who was a Mrs. Mayield
becoge her marriage to-Mr. Magner
The deceased was a mining man in
Lemhi county during the years Of ac-
tive life. He organized two mining
companies that aid considerable
dtvelapment work in Leesburg basin.
He was a man of generous, kindly inn
pulsgs. always loyal TO his friends.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-01-21

Il AZ reports from the centerS
strx trade and finance go, as
1 the Salt Lake Tribune. there
signs of reaction at any time in
sar Future, and the United
continues to enjoy its greatest
Prosperity. Even the lumber
IS. Which was the last to swing
e 5 now feeling the full effects
rreat revival in other lines, and
no TO the front. Bradstreet's
fof the week just ended is
optimiStic. The following eX-
q dDubt portrays the situation
u business, plenty Of money,
rices, activity in industry, inn
eollectionS, increased wages,
eafher, anticipations of extra
rV activity the coming spring
arcity of numerous kinds of ma
feature this weeks reports.
peather over a wide area has
red trade in some interior re-
81 HE southwest, likewise delay
lwag operations and mail de-
s, but in the larger sense the
r0lagical conditions have acted
tonic to final dlStri'
/. In consequence, heavyweight
have moved from the hands Of
dealers in full volume, and, aid
7 Reasonable clearance sales
have been further reduced
81 fy goods for future delivery
heavy, perhaps the
est noted at this season for thre,
back, and fears of deficiency II
IeR fom mills. already backward
king deliveries, are very general
TRY in general is employed to tul
ity steei mills are sold SIX L
months forward, prices contin-
soar mills are not booking ia
! a eurrent prices and wages ar
'ecofd high point" "
cOuYse the war orders have cor
ableto do with the large yolun
lsiness. Nevertheless industrie
ven Remotely connected with tn
acts for munitions and fOodStuil
ae belligerents are running TO c;
, and the wealth Of the countr
by leaps and bounds. Bt
Ienaahd for war munitions SHOW
Gus of diminishing, and will n
1 keep up until hoStilities ceas
peYt hot likely to occur for son
.hh come, to say the least. IT
ian bnying commission has jus
ov contracts for So, 0oo,O'
b nf machine guns, the large
I al Is kind since the war begd
ia also endeayoring 10 pla0
rad in this country for 100000
eanlosive and shrapnei SheI.
re Is feally no end to this sort
e iatt now.
N copper ana lead are up al
acia conditions throughout L
ltrg are as good a. they posSit
4 The year 1916 is sun i'm
nc but it is luSty and strong q
falr 10 eclipse the records ma
Is der brothers long before Fal
lime happens along with his seyl
npkls al midnight on the Jls.
[ I1eCember
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-01-21

Mir and Mrs. William Pyeatt and
daughther susan Of Lemhi visited
friends in salmon this week.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-01-21

The Woman's club met with Thurs
dal with Nrs. f. 4. Paeston, topic for
roll cali was for hints on economy in
the kitchen. Mrs. $. :. stewart pre-
ntcd an interesting pager on husi-
ness methods i'm the home. Refresh
meuts were served by the hostess:
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-18
Srnd=Grpert bier.
Scclcp, patrpiiiirt INN ser gunhes=
Mrt'ec iltb =Msaritc, mad Gpf So
laltb ecritfcn.

S. $. Seclcp bon Chicago inns 9biz
i%abelpbia, Scr bcfonntc 9rltd1 : @re
pert, miro I'M glcIiptl &otel in Ind
Sslanb lein nnb pirb ticr 1ttr am1
NstttiupdJ nltb Sunlterstaa, 10. NH 20.
Sannar, lcin. &err SeeIcn ia9t: Ser
Spcrnlatic SdiIo, mic Jest ecbrol1d)t
ntno a%lerfai1nt bon Scr @~ulbesbeb6r~-
DE, bilft llid)t mn in iracno eincm
Soil BON grldleiocn perfect l1r1b oibt
lpfprti9e llltb complete 2ilberllng, Ipnz
bern ldliebt alit6 bic Seffuur1g inner
balb BON Scbn Sa9en. Sizes snitrl1r
aneilt erbielt Sic ein5igc Grdlnie in
gn9lallS uno spanierl. ipeil Melultate
crsiclt lplrbcn pbne gbirl1r9ie, Snicfs
tion, mcoi5inilde gebanblung pber
@crldreibun9cr. @err<seclep bat So
fllncllte bon Set gunpcsrceicrlna,
@albineton, 8. g., 5ur Snlpcftipn.
ale SaIc fir @pbltbatigfeit pbne iegs
lid]c Soften, pber ipe1rlt irecnb Sc
mailo, Ser, intcreliirt in bcm Sal lit,
norlpridf, ebcrfaIs frci, pber o1gcz
pubt, ipcnn acipiinIdt. 9as @cldaft
erlaltbt es nidt, an irgcnb einem an
bcrcn Elas in bicicr @egcnb ar5llz
Balten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-18
9cmpfratiidle @pmfcrcns.

Cine &pnfere115 Ser 9emofratert
oes 5peiten &ongreBbe5irfs miro
biermit sur Iaeu11g inn @otel Ia=
pe1tport in Davenport, al1f 9ienstag,
ben, %. Saltltar 1916 INN 2 l1br
9eadmittags e%inberl1fe1.
Die 4raiioeuten Grimarmabl mir6
am 10. Mpril ltattfinbel1 1ll1b 9ele=
gaten unO 5teQpertreter miiiien hire
Eetitipren binterlegen u]lp. 1,lro in
Der Gnniar1pabl erapablt meroen.
Sic Srganilation bes Soma De-
mocratie @lnb in bieiem &ongreBbe=
5irf io1te al16 in Dieler @eriam=
hing ppllenoet neroelt. s(l1d) sic
mogli6en &o%noioaten fir 0elegate,1
CUR Mationalfonpentiolt i1 st. 2nris
meroen 1pubrideinlid, lit 0ieler Scott
ferer15 ~6elprod)en merben.
Giele anoere Mngelegenbeiten mer,
ben nabrld)einli6 in ser &onferens
our Sprade fomnlen.
SEER Marid, Mitglieo 1es 6en1o-
fratild)elt 9eationalfomites,. &oriibe1
&epnolos bonn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
fomite l10 SEER Merebith Gertrete,
oes Soma Democratic @ll,b mer0er
Ser &onferer5 beimobnen.
gs meroen feline Spe5ial=@inla
bungen al,sgelanot aperoen, aber ie
Der 9emofrot 0es apeiten &orareB
beUrfs lit biermit sur Gbeilmabm,
at Der aonferen5 e~ingelaoen.
9ie Gorntpporiiber ur1o Die 8re
Observation-Disclosures 1inb gu oiele,
|gan5 b%elonoers e%ingelaoen.
M0alidermeiie aperoen Noninotio
nen belproden merben.
@l1f Mnoronung 0es Staats=Gan
tral=&omites
! Mngnlt 81. NaI1nff
Mitglieb oes Observation-Disclosures
fir Ben 51peiten &ongreBbe5irf.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-18
snperpiiprenbe1SrSc.
&olltraft fir Iellcrl1otblcitcrlt per9c'
9ebell; Gol1ntp.M ritc foltelt
S0S 400 81


Mt scr geiterit Madntittag abge.
boltene1 regel1ifabiacl, 5%lueite, N'o-
notsperiannltllllta Ser S%llperuilprerr-
behoroe pr1t Scott County mltroe Der
&pl,traft fiir bic gnbGl,allltg bon
5luei Iellcrtotbleitern ailt @eridtsgc-
balloe ser =. 5. 1Srnrf Iull1orp nno
Madlinc Company pom Tapcnport
ais Dem n%ieoriglte1 @ietcr 5ltaeipro-
d'el. Sic anoercn eingelaltfelcn gh=
actute marerl sic pplt ". s.. @eellf
5llnt @ctroNc BON $500 nno Scr Oh
penpurt Madlille lrlo Tollnorp Gon1=
pallp 5lln gctroae Don 1882. Die
Wellernptbleiter1 am @crid,tsgcballoe
mlroen lladl elmer Dor nlebrerc1 @o=
djell bonn Staats l1ll=
tcrnunmellen %Snlreftion Der oifent=
lid,el1 @cbdlloe in DAVENPORT allge=
pronet.
Die Sabresberid)te Ser Irieoens-
rld1tcr, Scr &pllltabler, bes Goroners,
Res Gpllntp Mlloitors llno arberer
GpuntpEseamtel1 mllrocn eutgegel=
9cllorllltelt.
Mus Dem Sa%brcsberidt Dcs Gulrn=
tn slnoitors 60. Collins lit 5t e1t-
ncbnlen, BOB Sic IfIege fiir sic Dir
men Don Scott @ountp i'm Sabre
1915 oie Slnllle bon $9S,3S9.27 en-
fprocrte. Ser Serid,t seigt ferner,
oab Die ein5elnen Sltperpiloren init
perld)ieOencn mobltbatigen Snititlttel1
fooperirtert. Die Nrnlell lu1o &roll=
fen BON Scott County ml1roen IN Sen
folgenoen Snititllten perpflegt: CIR
nle1farm, Siedenbal1s, Sl1berfuloiis
@olpital, Mercp @olpital, ct. @il1=
cents @%aiiel1beim. St.Marp's @eim,
Davenport @oipital, Confidential
grdange, Giiiting Mh1ries' Mliocia-
tion lu1o Sic Mmerican SOME sSiro=
ing Iiiociation. Die groBten Srm=
men entfauen alf:
Gor1tp Gltblic @pipital
fir Sdminoliidtige .$21 ,33S.4S
Gitp of Gapenport
Sulpnibip 17393.61
Gountp Semi /. 15,444.55
Gitp Of 9anenpprt So1pl1=
hip, ararantail1c $685. s
Mercp @olpital, Guaral1=
tame s,676.4o
Sied)en1eim as. 5,51O.O1
MercD @olpital 1,411.50
0apenport Solpital 1,350.3O
ct. @incent's Seim 1,OS1. 20
Mlle ilbriger1 9SSoluen bela1fen iid)
altf inter $1,000.
Die geboroc miro bepte i6re ST.
sung f%ortieeen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-18
SitmcN=8ms pbcr Sari?

CHARLES 9ea llno Mlargamt See
nelberg lln0 @err uno 6ralt %. &
@arto mltrOen anr Spnllabello Mbenl
megen Mllbeltor1nls nerbaftet 1tno &c.
gen @ir9ld)aft entlaliet. Sic erflar.
terl, in &of Sslmno eir,eu Sitltep.
9l1s 5llr Iabrt nod DAVENPORT ae.
nomnten 51 bahen. SSn 9apenporl
babe ser Gbauffel1r, @o. Slepill, So
T%abrgelo aeforbert l,,o iei oalm alli
$3.50 berabgega11gen. 9as Char.
tctt pcrpeigerte @~esabl,utg l,,o muir.
Sc oerbaftet. SIM @oli5eigeriht aullr.
ben Die @erfloaten p%erltrtbeilt, Oas
Tabrgelo bon 5000 S1 be5ablen 1lnS
bie Soften 5t tragen. Die 6abrt bai
oenl Quartet insgeianmlt $685. &c
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-18
$500 sd,aocmfcncr.

Sl sem @allie polt u. g. Minrrm
BON 40. 429 mcitlide IL. Strabe
elltltano geiterl1 abero geget balb
5luoli llhr ouf bIsfer l%lllaufgeflorte
@eilc anf Dem gpbcn rcs @ultIes Cit
Ieller, oas eil,en Sdaoen Don id)a.
b%llngslpcile $500 mlridtete. Gie
Slahlnlen perbrcitetc, iidl nit @in-
ocsellc mo pcrld)afftcll lih ourd oaa
Gad cillelt Illsaal1g hrs Trcic. Sic
s%Scllcr1pehr mlroe INN 11:35 llbr
alarllIrt mo hottie oas sSeltcr nod
cil1cr Stlr1oc inter polligcr &ontrol=
le. IS fonnte nidlt IN Grfabrlmg ac-
hradt mcrocn, n6 Ser Sdaoeu ollrd)
Gerlid)erulla 9cocft lit.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-18
: @ie BON IS. 8. @off lipiiions

@ie BON s. 8. @pff, 9ipiiior1s
nalo &aliagieragert Der Mof
gabn geltern erflart m,roe,
tit bon Dem r~eiienOen Il1bliflm fei=
geidynerOe iiber bie grb0bl11g oes
6abrpreiies bon 9apenport na6 Gbi=
cago I'm 70 Gents eingelaufen. Die
9abnangeltellte1 iino inltrltirt NOR
ben, bon iold)en Naliagieren, Die lid,
cine 6abrfarte bon bier na6 &od
Sslono lDlen ulrb BORT cine 11elte
6abrfarte nod Gbicago foroern, Ser
bon Davenport giiltigen 6abrpreis
81 erbe6en.
80 Merdantg 9ransfer & Storage
SO. Selepbon 855. Gina
1as &omite Ser 93etail=aauf
lel,te,, Die @eloer sur Yeltreitu11g SCI
Soften sur ausidmiidlung ser 'Stra.
ben uno @eidafte Don oer@eibnadts.
5eit bon @elbaftsleutel1 foQeftirter
lbat in leiner geltarn abgebalte1er
gerlammlllng beidloiien, 45 @rosen1
Don Dem ei,lge5a6lten @elo 5llriid 81
erltatten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-18
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bon Santes q. @urlep an5l1tre-
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oils moblbaberoer Sdulbfabrifant &C.
itorben. So melt feiteelellt mer0en
fornte, lit Srau Mc@nire oie ein5i-
&c iiberleben0e &erapanbte oes Ser
itorbene1. Die Nadlaiienidnft miro
aaf amilden 500, 900 lno $1O0,00C
geld)abt. Trall Mc@rire lit cine
5dhpei ter oes G%erltorbenen, meldlet
8ittmer mar nn0 feline &ill0er batte.