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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-07
French, Entering Offensive
on Macedonian Front,
Win a Town
SERBIANS PUSH AHEAD
TO Bella VEDA RIVER
The British Repulse Violent
Counter-Attack Near
Struma River

Paris, Oct. French troops on the
Macedonian front have just entered the
offensive with the British and Serbians.
The war office reports occupation by the
French of the town OF German on Lake
Presba The Serbians, continuing their
advance north of Kaimakcalan height,
have reached the valley of Bella Veda, a
tributary of the Cerna. British troops,
which crossed the Struna and occupied
Nevolyen, have repulsed violent coun-
ter-attack by the Bulgarians.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-07
AUTO TURNED TURTLE.
Five Adults and One Baby in Accident at
Waterbury.

Waterbury, Oct. IA Ford automo-
bile carrying five grown people and one
daby turned turtle near the covered
bridge south of this village last evening
pinning all the occupants down and
breaking one shoulder of Napoleon De-
guy of Bristol The others were bruised
and severely shaken up in the overturn.
All were taken to their homes in Bristol
last night after having been treated here.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-07
MONTPELIER
Able Aaron Arrested on Charge of Breach
of the Peace.

As the result of fight which occurred
early last evening in an alley leading
from Main street, Able Aaron was arrest
ed and will be arraigned in court on
charge of breach of the peace. Aaron
and Max Zemell of Randolph, who is
visiting in the city during the Jewish
holidays, became engaged in heated ar
gument and it is alleged the Montpelier
man struck Zemell in the face, cutting
his eye and cheek. Zemel's injuries
were treated by DR.. w. R. Harkness and
Aaron removed to the Jail.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-07
GOT FRACTURE OF SKULL.
Another Man, Hit by Engine, Not So Se-
riously Injured.

Bellows Falls, Oct. Michael Car
roll of Bellows Falls and Patrick Lynch
of North Walpole, N. H., were struck
by an engine at Wilson's crossing in
North Walpole about $3.50 o'clock last
evening and were taken to the Rock
ingham hospital. Carroll sustained sew
eral injuries. including a fractured skull,
and Lynch was badly injured, especially
about the face. A third man, who was
with them, was not injured.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-07
PROGRAM FOR CONVENTION.
To Be Used BY Vermont w. c. T. U. in
Barre Next Week.

The AID annual convention of the Yer
mont Woman's Christian Temperance
union will be held in the Methodist
church at Barre Oct. 10, Ii and IL.
Tuesday evening Ida Read union will
give reception in the church parlor'
from 7 to 8 o'clock, with the following
program: Words of welcome on behalf OF
the churches, Rev. B. G. Lipsky; for the
schools, Prof. O. X. Hollister; for the
Woman's club, Mrs. A. Duncan; for the
citizens, c. S. Andrews; for the w. c. I,
T., Mrs. Grace Waterman; response, Mrs.
"a. J.. Davidson; music; address, Miss
Mary f. w. Anderson of Boston at 8
o'clock.
The convention opens Wednesday
morning at o'clock with rollcall and re-
ports of officers. The afternoon session
opens at 80, when each local president
will tell in one minute the best thing
her union has done each year, in charge
of the county presidents. There will be
a solo by Mrs. Grace Cutler and Rev. Ma
bel T. Winch of East Arlington win give
an address on Educating Public Senti-
ment." Pledges for state work will be
called for at this time. Miss Mary f.
Anderson of Boston will give short ad-
dress.
Wednesdays evening session opens at
1880 with scripture and prayer by Rev.
Edgar Crossland; music; address, DE
mocracy and the Liquor Traffic" Mrs.
Anna Tillinghast, Beverly, Mass.
Thursday morning at 9:30, devotional
meeting. led by Miss Ellen H. Wagner.
At IL o'clock, election of officers and me-
mortal hour, led by Mrs. w. H. Avery.
Afternoon session at 1880, opened with
singing and prayer by Miss Grace Price;
reports; solo, Mrs. Gladys Bradley; ad-
iress. "The Influence of Woman's Vote
IN Moral Reform" Mrs. F. Fl. Rastall,
Manchester Center; introduction OF white
-ibbon recruits; music; address by Mrs.
.da H. Read of Saratoga Springs, N. Y.
Thursday evening at 1880. service OF
iong and prayer, Rev. B. j. Lehigh; mu-
iic and prize speaking in the medal con-
est, with the following speakers;
The Man of the Hour" ......... .Grote
Richard F. Cruickshank
The Madonna of the Tubs. -. Phelps
Marguerite Currier
The Everlasting Whisper" .... Tinling
Sylvia Rizzi
Howard Wilber Geake
The Story Of Patsy" ,.........W Wiggin
Marion w. Anker
Waterloo, Our Fight, His Victory.
conner
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-07
NIGHT GANGS WORKING
In Effort to Get New State Building En-
closed Before Snowfall.

Every effort is being made to rush
along the construction work on the new
state building at Montpelier so that the
structure may be enclosed before snow
flies, which will enable the nnishing work
to be done during the winter. For the
past two nights a gang of workmen have
been employed during the evening until
after L o'clock.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-07

Phillip Fraser of Taunton, Mass, ar.
rived in the city this forenoon for a Wis
| it with relatives. He is employed by the
Bay State Electric company.
Checklists for the November election
have been revised and posted and the first
meeting of the board of civil authority
will be held Oct. 2l at o'clock in the
city hall.
Among the score or more local peo-
pie who left yesterday afternoon and
last evening for Boston to attend the
opening of the worlds series games were
E. 7. Seguin, E. A. Harris, David Spicer,
Daniel Campbell, A. H. Temple, Elmer
Pierce, Harry Hull, DR.. G. c. Cowan and
Sheriff F. II. Tracy.
Miss Marguerite Mckee, who is taking
a nurses training course at the Hol-
yoke, Mass, hospital, is spending two
weeks in the city with her parents and
other relatives.
William Mackin of upper Berlin street
slipped and fell on an iron rubbish re-
ceptacle, one of many on the main
streets, last evening and cut his face
quite severely. He was able TO drive
home after having the attention of a
physician
Miss Lillian Henry of Barre street,
who has been spending a three weeks
vacation with friends at Dorchester.
Mass, returned home last evening.
While rebid baseball fanatics are
crowding the city hall auditorium to
watch the plsy-o-grap show the worlds
series games play by play, Montpelier
seminary and St. JohnSburv aeadar,v
viii be playing the autumn game on sem
mary campus and the football teams of
the high school and state "aggies" win
clash at Intercity. Both games start at
3 o'clock
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-07

The sopohomores of Spaulding high
school held their first reception of the
year at the Spaulding assembly hall last
evening. Nearly all the members of the
class were there to enjoy the evening,
which was passed in playing of games OF
various kinds. Refreshments of punch
and waters were served. Members of the
school faculty attended as chaperones.
The Bay State Artesian Well Co.,
which has been drilling well for Perry
brothers, in the Townsend pasture on the
west hill, completed the work Thursday
night and yesterday the well was tested
TO see the amount OF water which could
be taken from it in twenty-four hours.
From s o'clock yesterday morning until
o'clock this morning the well pumped
Is gallons Of water every minute or 81
500 gallons during the "a hours. The well
Is located well up the hill side in the
pasture and its depth is about 50 feet.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-07
HEARD DAMAGE SUIT.
Supreme Court Took Up Marion Howe
VS.. Central Vermont R. R.

Supreme court took recess yesterday
afternoon until Tuesday morning after
hearing arguments during the day in the
case of Marion Howe, pro ami, VS.. Cen
trail Vermont railway. H. G. and F. f.
Barber represent the plaintiff and j. w.
Redmond the defendant. The plaintiff
was given damages of S7s0.7S in Wind
ham county court.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-07
Clergyman Found Dead.

North Easton, Mass, Oct. Rev.
Stephen G. MacGill, %, curate of the
Church of the Immaculate Conception,
was found dead shortly before noon yes
terday in the Hoe shops swimming pool.
He apparently had been in the best of
health and spirits recently.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-07
CHICAGO AWOKE
YESTERDAY 80
DEGREES COLDER
Hottest October Day Descends Over Night
to Temperature of 81, While
Lake Dwellers Shiver.

Chicago, Oct. 7.-Chicagoans yester-
day shivered in drop OF the tempera-
ture over night of thirty degrees. Thurs
day, the hottest October day on rec
ord here, the thermometer climbed to 81
degrees. At o'clock yesterday morning
the official temperature was 81 degrees.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-07
GRANDSON OF
SENATOR CRANE
HAS PARALYSIS
Winthrop Murray Crane, Sd, Ill with
Disease at Parents Home
in Craneyille
in Craneville.

Pittsfeld, Oct. Winthrop Murray
Crane, Sd, the six year-old son OF Mr.
and Mrs. Winthrop Crane of Craneville.
and grandson of former United States
Senator Winthrop Murray Crane is i'll
with infantile paralysis. The case was
reported to the board of health of Dal-
ton yesterday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-07
Lorraine Loranger

These meetings are all open to the
public. Delegates and officers are enter
tanned free. Visitors meals furnished
for 25 cents. Dinner and supper will be
served in the vestry of the Methodist
church Those who have promised food
for these meals will please send it in be-
fore Tuesday noon. Those having rooms
for the delegates will please notify Mrs.
Grace Waterman. q Camp street, chair
man of entertainment committee.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-07
ALL QUIET ON THE SoMME.
Extraordinary Calm Prevails All Along
the Line.

Paris, Oct. THE hull continues on
the Somme front. To-days official an
nouncement says the night was passed
quietly along the battle line in France.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-06
2ofaIes.
Greis-9onteit bel Der Irabm Sou
So. Elm Invertebrates,

@ie uns Serr 9. s. Jratm mite
tbetlte, nebmen bie gemobner ser
Staot rnro llmgegeno elm reyes Sssn-
terellc oil Dem @~reisbe1perb, Den bie
5raDm Goal anb Concrete So. aus
gelett bot unb Ser ant 8. ,sonuar
lfllieBt. SIN Sdauieniter ser @e-
lellidaft, 304 Sarriion 5troBe lit ein
groBer ao6lenblod aufgelteQt u1lo lit
es elllem Seoen frei9eiteQt, bas Sc
apift oeslelben an5ugeben. Sober go
me miro regiltrirt nit bem angegebe-
lten @epidt. slm sdlubtage tper>
ben 10 Tonnen &oblen an Iiejeni-
gen bertbeilt, Sic bas ge,laue @e-
midt o6er menigItens nabe3m erra.
then baben. Gin Sober lit freunolidit
elllgelaoen, cine Mbiddbrmg gu ma-
den. 8ie peribieben toie Mnlid)telt
BET lold)en 4reis- aonteIten iino, fam,
1rlan oaralls ieben, oaB mabreno Die
leg &tonteltes Die nieorigite 5dabung
1870 Giuno u6o Sic b0dlte sdabullg
10000 Gfl,lo NOR. Ser abblenblod
tit etpa Z SUB lang, 2 Sub sod uno
3 SUB brett, Gas Muge fann iid)
chen PEI iold)er Mb'ddsnr1g beoell-
tend tauiden. Sic Gbeilnabme al,
Dem Wettbeper6 lit frei n1,b oesbal6
loute elm Sober cine gl6idabnng mo-
den.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-06
2Obt Die @Olisei.

9iirgermeiiter Mlfreo s. Mueller
bat eill Sdreiben ll1rter oetn 4. sSsa=
l1uar bon @errn s.. 9efer 6renh err
balten, Dos folgenoen @ortlal,t bat
8eebrter SEER:
Gle tagliden 3eitungen baben es
lld) an lll0 ab angelegen lein lalien,
Die 1batiofeit ser 3oli5ei 51 fritili-
rem. IS lit iebr mabrideinlid, oaB
Die geldperOel1 b0llig .gered)tfertiat
1poren;; aber id be5meiIe, oaB Sic
Noli5ei belonoeres Sob erb1lt, 1penn
Tie Defenders tiidtig lit.
9aber ergreife id) biele. @eleqen=
belt, meme Mnerfemn1ng fir Mrer
am Sonntag Mbenb geleiiteter
Slenlt al1s5ulpreden. llnaeidbr Inn
aht nbr MbenOs batte ib @eiegen=
belt, cine m1tbmaBlide Iofule Mllbe=
ltorlng Der Noli5eipade all meloen,
ll11o id mar iOl1rd oas @rl9einen bon
5rpet geamten an meiner Saustbir
IN tpeniger als fiinf DGlilltet1 iebr
altgenebm iiberraidt. @ir batten sic
Hnterluhung ser permpintliden Gn!=
beltorllng bereits boIlenoet nno nidts
perfe6rt g%efunoen, als 5tpei 1eteftipe
III Der G6iir eridienen.
9aben Sic Die 2iebemsmiiroiafeit
l,1ro iibergeben Sic bieien grief Den
9eeigneten alltoritate,r, ba1nit Die 9e.
anlten penigitens cine quite 3eniur
oils 8egetgeluidt gegen Ole aritife,1,
Die tic erbaIten baben, erbalte,t.
grgebenit
@e5. g. 9eder 1rend.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-06
Mus be,,t @eridlt.

Observation-Disclosures lin63 an
Senrp s. @od, Geltamentspoaltrede1
Der Nadlaiienidaft BON Mattbiag S.
Bod, allsgeIteQt iporoen. Mftapalt iii
Mlfre6 s. Mlieller.
Catherine @ieie, Ieltomentspol.
ltrederin Ser Mad)la1Ienldaft bon
Y9enrD @iele, fat ollr1 Mnlpalt @I.
freq g. M1leIer sen ShluBberidi
%biNterlegen laiien.
MfreO 81. @atlon, tpelder bon lei.
rer 5ralt Mprtle @ation auf sdei.
Dung berflagt apor6en NOR, bot bmrdJ
Mmpalt Sra 81. Iabor cine Mnt1pori
out Die @ogeidrift ~binterlesen xlai=
len.
Sn Dem San bon g. @oroon &C.
gen bie 81ta Mmos @ebrem @bltrdJ
lit 0l,rb S1ltpalt @illiam SoerIh ei.
ne Mntlport ser beflagten Stride fin
terlegt mor6en.
Jratris g. @. 2inoiap, weld)er
bqn 1einer 6ral1 Zulu 6. 2in6lap Der
fragt pnroe, bat bur6 sic Mnfpalte
Neir lrro Scott cine Mnttport lbiu=
terlegen laIlen.
SSn Dem JaQ bon Olaf Mn6erion
geget Sarrn1el 81. gnglnt1b IL. 81. i'll
onrh sic Mnlpalte Ser 9eflaatcll,
Baler lno 8aler bon Mt. Meajant,
cine Mutsport binterlegt moroen., &
Gus Ieltament Don @iaiam $.
9atfiel6 lit ollrb Die Mnn1lte @il=
ion, @rilf urb 0ilion sur Mad)lal=
ienld)aft eingerei6t moroen. Mad)
Den 9%eitimmulraen oes am q. Otto
ber1915 a,ssgeitellten Eeltaments fallt
Dos gigentblrm an bie @itttpe, sic
audi CUR Observation-Disclosures lbe-
felt nllrbe. Gad) oeren 1ooe fant
Dos grbe an Die Iodter. @clen Sat
fiele.,
Ser Sdlubberidt BON Manna s.
@ei0er, geitamentspollltredeirin ser
Nablaiienidaft bon @alentille @ei<
Ser, iii burh Sic Mnpalte @ilion,
Grilf u1o @Splon binterlegt moroen.
\ Gin @eiu8 sur MusItelllng elmer
Meed)anic's 2ien gum @etrage bon
$3.50 lit polt ssobn Muguit 6mrd)
Die Inpalte glp lt0 9p1lb gegen e.
6. @ouiger II. 81. gel ftlt aporoe1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-06
81. Batter, 3alnar3t, @bitoter
(ana.0

1ie @eeroiguilg ser ont 1iens=
tag Metro pe%rItorbenen Traa Maq=
oalena Se6bel finoet am Jreitag
Nadmiftog Inn orci llbr pom Seine
oes Sgbnes, CHARLES &ebbel, 600.
H2514 Telegrapb &oao, aus amf oe,n
1taoti1den 6riebbof itatt.
8atteried)ef 81. ~. Compton
Ierld)ien geltern MadJmittag in ser
Wenaransidubl5isua oes 5taot.
'rdfbes nn0 erlndte inn Grnel1erlu1a
Der Eu6t Ser Mrnorp al ser 5. Str.
Npild]en Main u1o 8raop Strabe.
iglllh muroe ser Mngelegenbeit Ser
'Sdl1lo bon $500 ieitens ser 9atterie
an Die Staot g1ipdglll1g setban. Die
aan5e Mngelegenbeit m1roe ldlieB-
lld) oem Jinan5fomite iibermie jen.
Die Mntmort ser orei @irtbe,
melte anr Montag Moraell nod Or
offlll1g ibrer @irtbidaften perbaftet
apnroen, alf oie &lagei1rift oes
Gonmtponmalts, miro nod ser 9(n-
oel1til1a Der Mnmdlte Ser @irtbe nod,
in oieIer @ode binterlegt meroen.
Die @ranb Surp oes ssa,n1ar=
Sermi,ls mel6ete iid) saeitern Mad-
mittag bei &id)ter 5beopbilus gum
tGienit ln1o trat in 5itung, nadoem
Die Mitglteoer pereioigt moroen ma=
relt. 3ltm Sbmann nur0c 81. s..
groip,llie ernanttt. Gle Mftglieoer
Der @rafto Sllrp itlth: 81. g. @romn.
lie, Se1lrp Mrp, IT,, Sans aetellen,
9ouis 9. Wfaier, Charles Nailitiam,
6reo Sflmader 1nb S.@. Sdmiot.
5. y. Muuen puroe in ser
porgeitern a6gebaltenen Situng ser
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES gum Sa1perin-
tcnoent bes 81. Moberts Solpitals
NIT eirtem S~abressebalt bon $1,000
lernar,lt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-06
geriamn,lltua Der Mftieuiuhaber.

Sic abresz8eriammluns Der Mfs
t~ieninbaber Der 3nbenport gabings
8nnf bon 9ubenpprt, Soma; fir Sic
8abl bon tenn 9ireftpren fir bas
fommenoe Sabr miro ltattfinSen in Der
Office Ser %genatlnten 8anf. gde Der
8lpeiten nno Main StraBe. am Mons
tag, Den 10. Sanuar 1916. SIZE
stimmpldse fins offen bon 2 BIB q
l1br Nadmitta9s.
Sobn S. Som. Erdiibent.
Otto Gill, @aUirer.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-06
geriammI,ta 6er Mftieninhabcr,

Sic Subresz@ eriammlung Ser ut.
tieninbaber Ser 9eutiden gpar<8ani
bon 9abenport. Sonia. fir Sic Neus
ipabl Ser 9ireftoren fir bas tommenz
Be Sea9r, tpirb itattfinben in Ser Sf>
flee Ser ganf, $50 Main Gtrabe, am
10. Sanllar 1915. I'M 10 l1br gors
mitta9s.
g5as. 81. Sos, gralioent.
@b. &numa1 n n, &aIiirer.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-06
@%erfammluns Der sftieninbaber.

SIZE SabreszB Merchandising Der Mfs
tieninbaber Der Scott County gnbings
8ant bon 9abenport, Soma. fur BE
Babl bon 9irettoren fir oas fommens
De Sabr nirb ltattfinben IN Ser Office
Der %genannten 8ant, gde Ser 9ritten
lno 8raob StraBe. ant Mitttpod. ben
10. Sanllar 1916. Sic S%timmpIdbe
iinb often bon 10 l1br Morsens big
~ llbr Iitta9s.
S. s. Sat, 8rdfioent.
Gn It. Stueben, &aiiirer.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-06
acin 9reisaufidlas in glattertabaf

9tad elmer Gntidei0ung ser 3mi=
ifenltaotliden 6anbelsfommiilion,
Die aeitern i'm @erfebrsblreau bes
Commercial Clubs eintraf, bat Die
aomniilion oel1 4ntrog Ser 8ab1ge-
leQlflaften, bte 6radtraten tiir glat=
tertabaf bon 43 auf ~ Gro5e1,t gu
erboban, abidjlaaia beidieoen. Gie|e
Gntideioung erlpnrt bieiieen ;3igar-
renfabrifanten me6rere tauieno Sol
lars per Sobr,S Blattertabof niri
nod lpie Dor iii Der pierten Staten.
flalle bleiben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-06
Scrflaet BIC stabt.

8eilie 8. Smeeser bat geltern
Nadpmittag cine gdnoenfor0erl,na
5linr 9etroge bon $1,000 gegelt 6ie
Staot gelteno gemaht. 9ie alaaerin
madt aelteno, am IL. Ie5enrber auf
Dem glatten 8%iirgeriteig on Ser 3.
uno &arriion straBe ollsgeglittel1
nno ernitbafte @~erlebungen oauonge=
tragen al baben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-06
g%eriammlnng Der Mftieninbaber.

Sic Sabres-g eriammlung Der Mts
tieninbaber Der German Srult goms
panp bon 9abenport, SOMA. fir Bic
&ellfpabl bon @ireftpren fir oas fom>
menoe Sabr miro itattfinben in Der
office Der @eieuidaft. 9ritte unh
Main straBe, am Montas, ben 10.
Ssanuar 1915, Inn 10 11br Yormittags.
gbas. 81. sos. 8rdiiScnt.
h e. Gefretdr.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-06

@ir faltfen 41tberte brett bon
ben 3apierfabrifen unb bei 8abnma-
g%enlaounget1 uno bcrfnnfen brett al,
Sic 5u Soldiers &reiiel. 5hneIle
Mblieferlnq. ale @roBen. irpcnoapel.
DIE alalitat, anlpredcnbcr Irud gu
groBer @riparniB I'M 3reis. Sc.
Claire Gnpelope Co., @bone SAB.
1920. lls!ua.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-06
Meues aug N1oline.

gs ai6t cine eroBe Mn5abl aranf=
b%eitsfalle 1T Moline luuo liuo es be
lol1oers sic Sd)ulfilroer, Die oil gr=
failtunsen, Grippe ltlo onoere1
&ranfbeiten Ieioen. 9ie @uIt Nio=
line Sdulen 1i1lo lett oent II. 9e=
aen1ber geidlollen. @eitern mlroe
al1d) Oie Sdp1le ser ct. Marp's 8e=
meinoe seidloIIen, neil u,1ter Sen
Shulfirroern Die 3ipbteria berrlbt.
Gem Sabresberidt oes County
Goroners Wepers sufoIge bat er
mabreno oes perNoiienen Sabres $50
2eid)enid)auen obgebaltert. SIM per-
gangenem Sabr gab es int God SIS
la,to County adt Morofaae, II 9er=
lonen ii1ro ertrltnfelr, so maren mo-
tlirltden CODES ~geltorben, l1nfaue
iparen es a nnS IA Selbitmorofalle.
gl1gelte Smith, 81 Sabre alt uro
1904 10. Mpenl1e mofmbaft, lpuroe
s%eltern bel Ser Nr6eit i'll Ser Iobrif
Der Selie engineering So. iduller5=
lid aber nidt: Iebensgefdbrlib per-
lest. gr lpurbe nad .oet1r Sta0tbo=
lpital ge6radt. gs miro befiirdtef,
Dob er Die linfe @al1o perlieren mag.
Sein redbtes SliBgelenf brah ae=
ltern Morge1t OUT Dem MrienaI 9. q.
Mllnlon, 412 Mailroao Mpell1e
apobnbaft, oils er BON eiller1r boben
8eriiit fiel. gr lpltroe aleid). nadl
oenr l1nfaI 1lab beu1 5taotboipital
ilberfilbrt, no er ar5tIide @ebal1o-
lung erbielt.
0ie Noli5ei bon galtNeoline nnbm
ipabrenb bes Moltats 3eSember nm
II Serbaftungen Dor. 6 Ser @efan-
gelten apnroen nod 0em Golmtpae=
tang1lib aehraft. 294 9erlonen err
bielten mdbreno bes Monats Inter
tl1nft IN ser 9oliseiitatiorl.
9ie Sdul6eboroe belt norgeltern
Mbeno ibre Mohatsiitung ab nto be-
ld,lob, Die Sdlllbfeierlid)feiten am 2.
Stunt fir oie ltaotiiden Gdrulen ab-
5lbalten. 1rei rel1e Sdmllebrer ml,r-
Den angeitellt uno ionltige @eldyafte
erleoigt. Superintendent 8. 81. Ma=
'bonep erbielt Die grlalrbniB, Ser
&onpention ser Sl,perintenoentelr
oes 2anoes gnoe Tebrllar in 3etroit,
Weih, bei5lmobnen. 9ie Mmsaa6en
be5aglt Die S6ulbeboroc.
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@ibreno Der fettlolen Gage
lolte Bic oiterreidilde &ronempab-
rlng eingeiiibrt iein, Mnn oa lit
.&art" Derpout.
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SSn Ieltidlat,o lit oos JIeild
if'app uno in oe, 2anoern Ser Mni-
1rten lbaben iid) Sic @%esterunsen bis
allf Die at1od)en blamirt. ,
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Grit. a1icbl fat snseiaat.

s(uf au~ieoer6oItds uno ernitlides
1rallgen leiner 5aflreid)ell lsreunoe
bot Der friibere l~anbiabriee aloer=
man ct large, SEER Grit anebl, 5lt=
gela9t, oils &anoibat iiir Mloerman
at large fir ben oitlidel1 Ibeil Ser
iStaot allf5ntreten. Gieie Mnfiinoi=
g1lng bat bei ben pielen Sreunoen
pes b%elpabrten Mannes eroBen SssubeI
Encouragement. afs oe%rnofratild,er
&anoioat fiir Moermal ser /. @aro
TT Or. 5. 6. &nOolf, Ser friibere
tlld)tige Coroner Don Scott Gountp,
p%orgeldlagen moroen. OF aber Or.
Guoolf bie @~an6ioatllr annebmen
miro, ltebt nod) oabin.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-06
0emeraIsWe ,lun9.
Mu hie Mitslieber Der German Mntual
Sire Sui. MT'n Of ecott
Enuttta. SDmn.

Sic Notwithstanding obiger
Gelelidaft our g%rtpablung bon iieben
@irettoren n1b spei Eayatoren, iopie
ionitige @eiddfte, als ba portommen
mGgen, miro am 8. Samuar 1916,
NM II 1tbr &ormittags, i'm Scott
County Court &onie. (1Itlides @es
ridts3imn1er). absebaIten.
Gbas. 3anitian, 9. 8. NeeFer,
Rrdiibent. sefretdr.