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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-06
SILVER CITY TO HAVE PATRIOTIC
FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION

silver City. y NJ. June 6.-Silver
Cftv's patriotic Fourth of July celebra-
ton is now assured The canvassing
committee has raised more than $1,000
for the big celebration here and more
is being added 10 this amount daily
The committee is now making plans
for a big celebration which viii take
q patriotic form and viii include base
ball games. parades. band concerts and
fireworks
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-06
STATE ABANDONS EFFORT
TO GET WATER IN GREENLEE

Phoenix. Ariz., June 6.-The attempt
TO find water in Greenlee county has
been abandoned by the state land de
rartment. A well was put down 1900
feet southeast OF Duncan. but no arte-
sion flow was struck and The rig has
been removed. An appropriation %
$500 to drill for artesian water In
Greenlee was made by the legislature
last year
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-06
J. W. WOOLF DIES AT TEMPE;
WAS TWICE A LEGISLATOR

Tempe. Ariz. June 6--J. W Noolf,
a resident of Tempe since 1889. IS dead
at his home here. He is survived by a
wife and eight children, most OF whom
live in the salt river valley. Mr. Woolt
served twice in the Arizona legislature
and became postmaster Of Tempe IN
1919, resigning last April because OF
III health.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-06
CURRY COUNTY TEACHERS ARE
ATTENDING COUNTY INSTITUTE

Clovis, y NJ June 6.-The Curry
county teachers institute Will open on
June 19 and viii continue two weeks
Prof. o. W. Hall. superintendent OF
the Roswell schools. Will have charge
and viii be assisted by Miss Dorothy
K. Russell and Prof 4 r. Sader.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-06
AutonobiLing.

n and Mrs L II B0WIby had q
their guests Mr.. and Mrs EDWARD
fIifcbc9cl- for a week end motor trip
- I-TenFant Butte dam. The trip was
made in DR.. Bowlby's new mitchell
car The party left FL Paso Saturday
returning Monday night
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-06

its vitality-its life
sustaining fore G
limitations Of De
Miracle, the original
liquid depilatOry,
are as worthless as
pa stes and rub-on
Preparations. b g o.
cause they only re-
move hair from the
surface Of the skin
Well grOOmed WO-
men always use De
Miracle for remOv-
ing hair from limos
ard under arms. be
sure to buy De Mir
acle BY name and
you viii avoid dis
appointment Fur
thermOre. Won viii
get the only depila
binding guarantee
10 your money II il
and $500 bottles.
direct. postpaid. in
Miracle Chemical (
Ave. and 12sth St,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-06
Dinners. Luncheons. Z eas.

lfr. and Mrs. D. C. Booth. Miss Grace
ST-esTinren and 6. A. Martin formed
a dinner party at the Valley Inn,
Tslets, Monday evening.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-06
SuperfIuOus Hair
Disappears Quickly

The safest and surest way 20 remove
superfiuous hair is to attack II under ne ne
skin as well as on the skin Only D1
Miracle works on this principle, oe--- -,-s.
h IL ,o,ri~l-I,- absorbed by the skin
and alone contains certain ingredlenIs,
which give it the power to TOD h'ilr OF
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-06
about Pasoans.

Miss Rosemary Pelham. who has been
seriously III at her home at the smell
ter for some time. is again able TO oe
out
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-06

The Summer is here. The Heidelberg
IS here The eats are here, and we want
YOU here at The Heidelberg, III So
santa Fe--Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-06

DRY that contains a
which entities you
fails IL soc, &L0O
Il your Dealers or
plain wrapper. De
O.. Dept A. Park
New York.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-06
V o C 0 E
says

Sd y >
Il know Of none
better Genuine
magazines OF the
highest character
endorse only De
fIirneIe. Beware
OF NO-called en-
dnrsements OF
bogus magazines
which are used to
exploit the sale
of questionable
GepuatOries.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-06
A Little Blossom
To Delight the Home

When it Is known that in the near
future the home is to be blessed with 4
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-06
Why Not

Lawn mowers sharPened, 400 n ore
con ST. Allen Arms & Cycle CO.-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-06

QuaIIfy and Service At valley Gro
go Phones 41s and 433.-AdV-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-06
WIZ Nof

See the unusual gift ideas for the
June bride, at Beacn ART anoP' III
National Bank Bldg--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-06

A Mexican lace luncheon set for
wedding gift Beach's Art SHOP Clty
Rational Bank Bldg.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-06

Call $500 for an Auto
or Taxi-City Service CO.-Adv.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-07-08
'pccs SsES2n 81 '6 Sscszss apfs1's7
18th sslisisl Dl6srsl E6s,ss u tosiaess.
Parish Of lbeSia.

By visturs % eenuissisn issvsA este
-. The sstes9msd, AAmislstretes Ell n
the above Gaid Cesft, usdes % erdel
granted on the let Aey Of June 1910.
There will b cold By the underlined
a I 4 y .etsA,s g : ~ ss.hstssl sslis
AuSsIeheSf, FOR CAbnl (fef Ne 1asress
Of realizing fasda 70 pay debts Of the
above said'Saes sssisn) at Public, Aueeion
% the lest and hiehest bidder, On
SATURDAY. The kh' dsy u JULY 1914
between legal sele hours, 1t The front
loes Of The Dasish Cent Hoaee, BCaty ul
New Iberia, The properly belonging 10
the above eaid 6aeeeeeion, and desesibol
o., follows to wv: ,t,t4t ana 3,
/ u sssssis tract II lend oitseesl .
Petite Auss, eontaipiDg thirty three and
ll.100 erpents, In superhcisl arse, and
beapdtd a ~ North BY o. Mel Dsssusn,
on the ooatb ny Mrs. Emile Dsrouen, %
the East by Mrs. Emile Derouen and on
West BY lot No. Of plat Of survey made
BY v. p 0uilfoux Engineer, On May seth
1916; being lot No. Of said plat Of v.
?. 0uilfoux which 10 attached 10 the sale
Of property Of this Saecession 70 Marcel
Derouen and Clarence Smith.
n anal FELClM DEtCAnDnH,
Y d@ IL I'LL stisEf A1nin3etrAter.
Csnmssk 4 BtoussArd, Attorney.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-07-08
Should Sloan's IMMINENT GO
Alon07

OF course it should! For after
q strenuous day when your mus
cles have been exercised to the
limit an application of Sloan s
Imminent will take the soreness
and stiffness away and yet you
in fine shape for the morrow. You
should also use it far a sudden
attack Of toothache. stiff neck.
backache. stings, bites and the
many accidents that are incident
al to vacation. Eve would Is
soon leave our baggage 8 90 on a
vacation or camp ont without
Sloan's hniment." Writes one
sacationist: IVA use it for ey.
from cramps to tooth
ache. /" Put Z bottle in your bag,
y prepared and have no regrets.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-07-08

There il a common: although er.
roneous, impression that the Dip
ping of cattle is merely to get the
ticks off them; and while this is
partly true, the, chief part the cat
tie play MDthN process III I'd keep
gathering ticks from the pasture
(tick- infested) until the ticks
hsve ell been gathered MP and de-
stroyed in the dipping vat. If
the dipping IS kept ap every u
days, without fail. that will lie
the result, Is the ticks develop On
the animal and fall off on an ave-
rage of % days. From this It is
seen that the 21-dav dipping
catches the ticks before they have
had tiiMe to drop on and produce
more ticks.
The ticks that are found on the
animals between Il dippines are
those that have been picked up
since the previous dipping and
which would be destroyed at the
next, q day dipping period.-W.
II. Dhlrymple, Louisiana State
University.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-07-08
NACGING THE PRESIDENT.

Not the least of President Viii
son troubles in settling interna-
tional problems like that with
Mexico at the present time, is the
persistent bounding to which he
is subjected by political busy
bodies seeking advantage in ev-
ervthino he does, and even dis
counting the future in their efforts
to discrcdit him.
Of such is the New York sun
on one hand. always blindIy
partisan and intoIcrant. and the
Hearst papers on the other hand,
blazing away insistcntly for what
they believe are Mr.. Hearst S pri-
vatc interests. Only the other
day we quoted from an editorial
in Hearst S New York American
calling for war against Mexico in
behalf of Hearst S Mexican ranch,
in the name of God Almighty, all
in the same breath, as it were. al
though few months ago Hearst
was posing as the prototype of
peace in connection with the
threatened break with Germany.
Recently. when the Mexican crisis
became acute. the New York Sun
suggested that following the flag
into Mexico at this time and fol-
lowing Wilson to the polls in
November could not be expressed
in the same terms. While prom
ising to follow the flag, it took oc-
caslOn to throw bricks at the
commander-in-chief of the army.
Lately the Sun has begun to play
another tune. 1t is disposed now
to hold the president responsible
for bringing on an unnec essary
war;"
It seems to be the fashion on
the part of those who oppose Will
son in politics to shrek for war in
time of peace and to call loudly
for peace in the time Of war. If
the president keeps the peace by
means Of wise diplomacy, he is
weak. 'vacillating" and gull
ty Of "ineptitude." If he dis
plavs firmness and undertakes to
bring Carranza to law, he is I'M
braided for plunging the nation
into an unnecessary war;"
Apparently. the president s !
case is hopeless. Whatever he
does pleases nobody who is de- |
termined to fight him in any
event. His sole refuge is the |
great mass Of the American peo-
pie. who think for themselves and /;
who ought to sympathize with
him in his difficulties. OF one
thing they can feel certain-Pres-
dent Wilson is going to keep this
nation out Of war, even with Mex
100. il it is compatible with Amer
icaR rights and }American honor.
Timea
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-07-08
SHERIFF SALE.
EMILE GAJAN
vs.
AVNEL NORES EFT AIS,

AVNEL NORES EFT AIS.
State Of Louisiana, Parish Of Ibe.
ria. 10Th Jud. Dist. Court.
Notice is hereby given that by
virtue of an order of seizure and
sale. issued out of the above Ell.
titled and numbered cause, and
to me directed, |, p. A. Landry
Sheriff, duly sworn and qualified
in and for the Parish Of iberia,
La, have seized and will offer for
sale and will sell at Public Auc-
ton FOR CASH to the last and
highest bidder at the front door
Of the Court House in the City Of
New Iberia, La, between legal
sale hours. on
Saturday. July 10th, 1915.
the following described property,
tO-wit:
A certain tract of land with
all the buildings and improve
ments thereon and thereunto Be.
longing, and an Aappnrtenances
thereof, situated in the Second
Ward of the said Parish of Iberia.
State Of Louisiana, measuring
five arpents 'front.' on the Forty
Arpent Road by depth Of fl.
teen arpents. containing seventy
five arpents more or less, bound.
ed North by Suburban Realty Co.,
South bv w. r. Farmer or as
signs. East by property this day
sold to Joseph Gajan and West
by Forty Arpent Road being por-
ton Of the same property acquired
by thu present vendor at Sheriff
Sale. and 81 record in Conveyance
Book IS, folio 343.
To pay and satisfy the sum of
Four Thousand Dollars, with in.
terest snd sttorney's fees, and all
cost of these proceedings.
Given officially this 18th day 81
June A. D., 1916.
P. A. LANDRY, Sheriff.
- ~. ~, t ..,sl : = = I.
Succession 6ala.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-07-08
Notice to the Public.
Loreauville. La, June

Loreauville. La. June 10, 1916.
70 WHOM lT MAY CONCERN:
TIE undersigned, father of Louis
Tausin, gives notice to the public not to
negotiate shy burmese transactions what
ever with bic son, v no is mentally ire
spossible due to impsired health. Any
one wishing to transact matters In con.
neetion with the above named party
should see Adiien GoDsoultD or Jean
Tausin.
AUGUSTIN TAU6lN.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-07-08

e"S' "'' ie'e'' west HlonS'
pa,x.. VII. e,.,,
~ w, '';e' 49,
,'' anu III n','h ffoVl'ehce 'oa'h
n-a. 80 A'''"S'
nm.
u"''P' 'V,'uS D. .-.--.,.-'. ~
"'' ana zap nofth h01'eT. south Nele-
s mn cast N'cnafd' west DE nf. Asst
Si'o
i' a. WIS '$4b.fh
Loy ana mp noI'h T. l.. Co. south
Je"ef 5on, east Fu.'on' west Main,
- "Ss' 1,0'
i''''' W. ''.'. .--.-...... 1888
LOT ana mp north boute. >oHtb JEFF
Iefs'n' east 81 Peter, west oen'eA,
i"' al" imp uoilh Lot = south Bank
p n,e' e'Sl ioei'' fafN' Asst S5'@V
fuRh' . Est ..-... ..-........- $97s
Lo' ana imp not'h AlIeY' south Joseph,
| eaS' D'"s9 west '0no0'' Asst. S1ao.
Vu'oooaoS' Elise .'..'-'..-.' oZs
| Lot and imp north fontenette, south
800 cast '"u'son' west dorsey Asst
! WV
Neeuah' Leonune 1900 ,,.-.t'... S5lo
Lot and imp north Lot 10, south Lot
sS e, east LOT 3D. west A'sSA''e Asst
Reynaud J. r. Mrs. s7u
Lot and imp north Denton. south Lou
were east Dale, west Mouton, Asst
s|'o.
N.y no'uS' y. L. 80 .'''..':'' s'o'o@
n NC, ana mp norm E~'ae, south
weeks east Aenfon, west davidson
L.' Anu mp norm !oe,'a SCUM ""'i-
. o,' east n"ey' west ho''e"sn' asst
'>'po.'N -ppe s1o'oo
rL
Cor;nn. G, ... I;,, wv. p tson ~s'.
COCO "'' east '''''' west Nana' ASST.
R;ch.rd 70 exon
>o'|S
Low .... f.. 49,. .0", d. sou'" L
eco ' in"p' asst
49, =, H. .,,
IT,. 80 49,. -.. ~"
g., 49,. H.: ~ "uiy' 'ou'n
. ..na'' east MAN, west Landry, Asst
Ro ,0w 1.ux.. u; .,-
-. 80 : "''.s 'p1..'..'''' 40
W. c..:',. o" n,, SUN
e.c '"'o'' "e'' DELL n''''
y Wv, =, ~
Bounded moth Viator, south
Williams eas+ Honsb.w was+
mana%" ,. s,En "e''
r, ei'Snv": Hss'. F''V.
ona'iel' Iloo'e ''...':.....' 49, .>iU.S1
Lo' ana mp; norm Martin, south !oe-
Zoo ""'' "e'' i'''e' MS.
80. W.. e,a,.
Nv. I'D ~; -. ....h p..t... ....,
p.;,xo.d A.. .... E,,;.o, 90. E;.,d
Al. Zoo n'e'' '"'' A"''o"' "''' A'e'*
nss'' s,o. ..,..
oeguIa. o. LIAR .. :, wis
Aol ana imp. norm Aouid, soutn wal
s son, cast Mao's0"' west Oecuil' asst
~ ..,o
Lot and INN ro,th S,,;th .ov+h
levi. ...t g p...r 49,. p.;i,n.d
Asst. $50. -.
c..s.., lii. e,o<<
ria. east Terrell. west Cuess. Asst
$50. s4' jsNtail
Also TO, take, Of ii. year 1914 du. o.
this property. .n.f. ,.fss 4se
Lot and imp north Rochon, south lbe-
~
n ~. lol 'sAss OF 'ne year AsA% due o.
In.s p'0p,Iv. ,,,.. .,.,.
Albert and W.. Willie $50"
Me1enanoise' ASST. s'oV.
~. n.o 20. w." '01 sns ys'' AsA@ que o.
'n'' P'oP"y'
Ifahan, Margaret Mrs, ............ &71
Lot and imp. north Walters. south Lea,
!, east t ,s.. west boutt'. Asst. sz.o:
Vallisf. William ................. .e3.0S
10y ana imp. norm A"ey, eostn Aeoa-
~ ~. ~" ~'o'''"' "s's Assss"s'
~ n..'' ~ ta
'','o1 As!e'n'' II 49,: ;........ -; - vi
Aos .co '%p no.sn .', r.",, '0sss r's sa
' S'".'''y' "''' T'''o' ASST Jaw.
"esd, Jeesph ..............S 500
Lot and imp north Alley, soutA Stett
est Warrington, west Ssgh. Asss
&zO0. .. .-.f
Matters, Green ................... oS.79
Lot and imp. north Willisns. sosth
Ill T.0A
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-15
GinS1cirat,n nno etcrblidfcit.

Nie nus Dem norhpstli9en aa1o-
od beridtet mirc, Bat man in NnIienez
lhneen pon MEtbenen Der nisori9iien
&laNe, 5niiaea Den Seen n1rbti4
Don Seujon llnb i'm Gtbelbert=Diz
ffritt, ttauri9e Ip5ioie WerbdltrijIe
entoedt. Die ainberz 6 tsrbIi6feit
lpll bier beionoers grob, uab Die
Suberfulcie melt Derbreitet lem. 9as
ipiro nit 2ebensz llnb Scirats Sc
pFlpsen9siten in 9ereinoung gcbro9t,
.poriibsr man Ii. q. l9reibt:
Die Nerbeiratuns ppn Mabden
INTER Il Sabren tit in bielen @ieb=
bslunsen. etnas gang %sepD6nlides,
uno. fat a%usna6mslrs perDeiraten
ith Die Maohen inter Is Sa6ren,
uno atpar mil ,peit Glteren Mannern.
g!all6e Der Mubden, msl6e aud allz
Berbalh oiei Ell 5ieoelurse1 berumae=
tommen Iinb, iirdibm fd 5tpar eesen
lol4e @erbinbGnsen. .aber mei{tens
iest Der 9ater, Der Die Scirot onoro-
ret. ~lell1ei Wluen burh.
IIe Die 5rauen orbeiten in BEN
Telbern. unb lehr oft trngen lie lire
Saugltnae nit li9; bober boben lie
Ipeoer bic 3eit, nod bic arofG, cine
ioirtli6. Saus6altllng 81 fiibren. IS
sibt mettrns alr cine actoGtc MabI=
set I'M Sage, b5hitens 5pei. @pn1f
ii,bt man aslegentfid einen !poppen
@rpt, bielleidt nit etpas Jett. Die
Mp3nzg hdltlliTe linb idnlmerlid;
cine @tg6e bon 10 lei 12 TuB bat
ein 5eniier ppn Is 3op, uab lclbit
bteles 5!ei6t i'm Minter gsi9lpfen!
%, 1o5 bdlt reihe Grfte belpnoers
inter Der iunaen Generation, unb
trob Der icbr tinberreiGsn SamiIicn
ffeAen bieie @ieoler in @efohr oes
Musferbens!
gs lei gu oieien Mttteilnngen NOD
leinerft, fab tanobiI9e Mngaben uber
Gil1geporperte BON ni1tengliIher
,9erfunft inter ben jebisen ltmltdnz
ben nit e!niger 8or Ii9i aufsunebmen
fnh.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-15
Mnsgra6nnaen auf Gbios.
6reile8nng c;ier srtentebt Gag bcn G..
%Sabrbnnbrrt y. Ghr.

l1eber neue Qlnssrobungen, Die eer
grieai1de @rddologe &urunidtis, aut
Der bisber mott penig our6fori6tsn
Sniel Gbios neronitoltet Fat, bsri9tet
neuerninss prof. aoro. DIS eil;ss
Der erfrenlidItsn Geiultate selans IS
Dem 5efaanten 5Drider, 5ci!e elmer
umfangreldsn 3~OtenItopt Gus Dem 6.
bis 5. S~oRr6unoert frei3ule5sn. Sn
ben alrt 9robs Ginfuhbsit aussez
5elGnsten 9rGbern fanDen liA toner
ne 5~arfcplase, bic in Der Jorm auf=
falleno nit osl, 6~srlibmten aus alaz
aonend i'm grltii9eli unD I'M 8erz
liner Muieum iibsreinifimmen, nllr
nit Dem unteriGien, bob lie un6eS
malt liaD. Intern oieier @rflDsranz
ld1e 1T mon Quf Elm !Seilistdm os3
@foao seltobea, einen gau, Der i'm 5.
Sl1rbunoert IN Gtele zines altstn
erridtet poroen lit. Sier sru6 MIN
al5 tpertecqIten Junb elaen pruf tigen
Bron5eereif aus. Def gu einem &eliel
aus Dem Z. S~apr3uroert se90rte. Sin
oneitss 1empeieebduoe I'M reinItsu
iDnilhen Gtil 1T e5eniel15 gum Yorz
-ld)ein setcmmeA.
No9 erf olSrelder lparen bic lusz
grobuneAa in Ger Rdbe bes 9orfes
Yntsis. Die bier porgeIynoensa
4rd)ltsttalreslta laiien anf einca jez
rer ticinM d6er psri6nenosrild be-
forlerta Mar:norteinpeI i@lieBea,
lelIen Tor5..o tt.pa II bel sdab<
9aulern DON Delphi al Iuo9eu ndte.
3eritreutc Watmprplatten uno Sierz
Kitten pon oisiem er6itettonliGen
Gltirap entoedtt mar einssmaaert IN
3pdtern gautsr aus Grirlider 3eit
pieDer. Sic aspahreu einen ginbl.d
III pe't prl,amenIolen NeiAtum, Der
ben 5eatel apsgaelAnsf Ga5ca mub,
Q(llc5 erid sin5 hier piel purdDnfter,
IN bet Wirtuny raffin:erter nod als
in 9slpbi Inter osll lpitpergstponz
nensil 9ruditjidn lino madtiss 3ierz
ftabe rnp Ssiiien init YalmetteNfiit=
lnngen Dor bslcnperer 8epentung, oor
aIem abes elm Gdiiiid aas Der inretn
@anobeitDnuns Der geno nit einsm
erfreulit erbaltsnen prodptiaen gorz
sonentaupt UNI einem inuppsnartig
un%seor0astea, ii pieier 6orm I%eJtenfn
Blottsrtraas.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-15
Ncnes ans Muline.

Cine redbt eeial5cne strafe leste
Nidtcr 81. 81. 9eiles eeitern Worgcn
Dem Grocer @iaiam Stropolus, Del
len Weldaftslofal iid) al, ser gritell
SfraBe nn0 10. Npernte befil1bet, allf,
Do ct i'm SIT eilter Celebrate bon
5000 nerllrtbeilte, nad)oern cr ld)lll=
Dig befuilben NOR, gicr in Dit Mo=
line obgeliefert 5lt haben, oblle i'm
@elis elmer gngros= 2i5ens 5lt lcin.
Ger @erurtleilte meloete iofort Sc
rlttllltg an llltb Ser Iall biirfte ieoell-
falls III allernadlier Belt i'm areis=
gerid)t sur Gerbanolltng fph1nell.
Stropoll1s NOR lebteu Sonlltag
Mprgel bon eilleln Goli5iiten iibcr=
rald)t morocn, als CT allscblid 8icr
in Elm @obnbalts SIT DIT Mtolil1e ab-
liefcrn mollte. IS fonntc bis6cr nod
nidt berpieien meroell, baB Stropo=
hts @ier III ieinem @cldaftslofal
perfanft.
gil1en idmeren eleftrildjcl1 Sdlag
erlltt 9enrD @iblom, ein Mngcltcltcr
Der @iuiams, @bite & So, als CT
Die Strait fir cine arnfe Maldline
anorehel1 mollte. ST lpnroc llad oenl
lstaotboipital sebrad)t, ND Sic sler5tc
%leilten 3lltnao ais ~bcbenflib erflar=
ten, jeoodl boffen tic, bab ser Gerlet
tc nit Dem 2e6en oaopllfomatel1 miro.
Mit fl1apper Notb clttging 6. 81.
8eper, Sobn bon g. $. @cper aus
@od Sslano, gelterll Moraen IdJpe=
rem @crles11ngelt, oils leil1 Nlutomobil
on Der 6. Strabe nl1o 3. Mpenlte in
Moline nit einer M}aidillc foaioirte,
bic bon cillem farbisen gbaltficlr ge=
lenft mlroe. Ias Mutomobil BON
@llpcr lpurbe Itarf beldaoiat. @eibe
Nerlo1en fantcl1 oene jeOe Gerlcsul1-
gen oappn.
Sic Observation-Disclosures iiir
Dos meme Ieere & So. @cbaltoc, hus
an Der 5. slpenlte l11o IA. 5traBe
errid)tet lperoen loll, idreiten riiItig
porrnarts uno mal1 redbnet oorallt
Dob Dos lelle @ebauoc III Dielen1 @ill-
ter llod] fcrtiagel telt miro. 1asielbe
miro ST. 2aoen nlo giiros berserid)=
tet meroen. 3ie Gepples 9orner 60,
oeren 2pfale iid) sur 3ett an ser 5.
Mnelllte, alpildell Ser 10. llro 16.
strabe befil1oer. miro ibre Gl1artiere
nod oiciem llelten @eballoe ~perlcgel1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-15
Ne,ys aus Sod Sslano.

10 meitcre @eliter iogenam1tcr
.lpft orinf parlors"; BON oel,en ms
gclanmt Sc ncgen algebliden Ser
falfs aciltiger 8etrallte perbaitet
1porocn maren, bcfanltten lid gcltern
I'M Nof Sslano @oltntpgcrid1 Der gc-
gen JIG erbu6elcn Ml1flage iduloig
llilo lplrOcll, ebcnio mic cine Mll5abl
tbrer aonfltrrcntel. 5i enter @cl0=
ltrdie bon $40 nno Sen Soften oeS
@crfabrens perllrtbeilt.
Mmt ermartct, BOP sic iibrigcn Mns
leflaaten ld)on in Sen llad)lten 5agel1
St Scr aleiclcn Strofe perllrtbcilt
mcrocn.
Irot Woc Carlton licB geltern i'm
&rcisgcridt cine sdeioungsflagc &C.
gen ibrcn @otten, @lllt. Carlton chit
rcid]elL nno lie erilld)t alberbcm INN
Die M~usltealtllg eines @inbaltsbc=
3ebls, bamit ibr Mlann baooll abgc-
oolten miro, lie in ibrer @obnllllg ST.
.bclltdcn. SSn Ser &lageldrift miro
sir @eariinoln1g bes lebtereln @ntra-
ges crlpcbnt, oab @arlion leiller syrall
a~eacnilbcr georobt ba6c, lie SIT too
ten, faQs lie cine Sdciolngsflage
ei1rcid1en miiroe. 9as Naar perbei=
ratbctc Iid an II. Salllar 1913 in
9fpd Sslallo nlto sic S~rennllltg CT
fplgte am L. Hopei1ber bieies Ssafres.
Gein1 'llcbcri dreite Ser 26. Str.
mo 8. Nucnlle lpllrbc Ser Z Sabre
olte 2c9ioD @ih, Ser nit ieil1cn 81
fern geo. 2606 led)lte Mpcltlle mnbl1t,
gcltcu 9Sadlmittag BON eillem gllto=
mpbil angefabren. Ser &na6e lpllrpe
in leinc elterlide 8oGrl1ng sebrabt,
100 Gin berbeigerl1iener Arst feitltellte,
Dob CT mir eillige nnbe0elltenbe &allt-
abldilrf ltllgen e"rlitten batte.
M1it slnsnabme bon Sobn S. 2ieot-
fc, bcs apntmiilars fir offertlife
@eiunobcit uno Siderbeit, ltimmtel1
Die Mitglieoer Der Stabtfonmliilion,
DAB Die 2i5enien Ser .bielige,, bier
Sotcl=Gafes, in 0ellen geiltiae @e-
tra1lfe ~nerfuuft merben, erl1ellert lper=
Den nlo Der antrag murbe besbalb
allgcnpmnlen. Die in Irage font
mellbcll bier @otels iino Nem Sarper,
&ari1s, Gof ,Sslanb ltllo Colonial
Sptel.
2ieotfe crflarte l1ad) Ser Gerlanrnl-
lung, Dob ct gegell Det Hlan ge-
ltln1n1t babe, neil in Ben @afes au-
Observation-Disclosures abgebalten mer=
/, Den, oerel1 gegleiter al
eil1igcll Mldbel ~bispeilen SIT Sc
ldrpcroel Nlllab sa5en.
Sll Mod Sslano liebe1 lid aelter1
Die ioIgenoen Gerloncn Seiratbs Or
lanbnibideine al1sitellen:
Mltglllt &l1dlel uno Sri. Mgtles
Scal, Davenport.
SSobn Gberifos lt11o SRI. Ml1galine
Melonap, Decline.
@cr cine 5l,oerldiiige 3eitlng Da.
ben min, beltelle Sen Scr 8emo.
frat", Ser Die sena1leiten @ahridtert
aus ber naberen &eimatb uno Dem
Mllslart0e bringt, uno mir 5000 per
Sabr bel Gorausbe5ablung fo1tet.
@eltelllngel, tDeroen %ieoer5eit entge.
gengerotnmen.