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American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-10-14

W. H. Hayes made business trim
to Salt Lake Monday.
l.. W. Lnnd left Thursday on
business trip to Eastern Utah.
Hilda Nelson left Monday to work
in the West Jordan Sugar Factory
Burtrem West of Garfield has been
visiting his mother here for the pas,
week.
Il. T. Culmer came down from 10
gan to spend the week end with his
family.
Miss Grace Merritt left last wccl,
for Duchense where she will teach
school the coming winter.
Joseph shoell's rain guage showed
that over 1925 inches Of rain fell here
during the recent storm.
Otto Mayhem had a stroke and fell
on the sidewalk Monday. lie is now
able to get around again.
DR.. A. u. Rogers. an uncle of Mrs
J. II. Adams arrived Sunday from
Idaho for visit with relatives.
Ernest Eaton and daughter of Yer
nal spent the week as guests at the
Mrs. s. +. Walker home.
Henry Mills of Ruth Nevada and
Ernest Mills of Midvale were visitors
at the Mrs Annie Mills home Sun
day.
J Ross Smith is now able to be out
again after an attack of typhoid fever.
His -11-year old son is now suffering
from an attack of pneumonia.
Chipmans have the new. the strong
and the fashionable shoes.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Wadley spent
the week end with their daughter, Mrs.
Helen Farmer in Garfield. Mrs. Wad-
ley remained to spend the week.
DR.. MILFORD Beck, Mrs. Martha
Beck, Mrs Mary Rigby, Mr.. Louis and
Edna Louis of Blackfoot, Idaho was
guest of Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Tramp.
ton first part of the week
over 200 Pleasant Grove people
attended the State Fair and Confer
ence in Salt Lake last week This
number purchased tickets on the
Orcm Several others went in au
toes.
Justice c. u. Harper fined a Lch
youth Saturday SIS for disturbing tn
peace and abusing the officer, bu
when he apoligized to the marsha
: the fine was cut down to $1,000.
MIR and Mrs. w. O. Frampton o
Provo were guests of Mrs. w. II
Frampton Sunday.
Mrs Frampton remained for the wee
, while her husband went on to Sal
Lake
Because of all beet growers havin
! to use special rack for unloadin
beets, there was great run on IN
o. local lumber yard for material wit
which to build them. Some farmer
were unable to get material here.
No man too large, no women To
small Chipman's can fit them %
with suits, coats and underwear
- Martin Peterson returned this wee
$ from Oshkosh, Nebraska, where he WEI
10 attend the funeral OF his brothe
p. S Peterson. He states that hi
II brothers neighbor harvested 1000 bl
5 shells Of wheat which was sold on II
r farm AT Sl.40 per bushel
Saturday the passengers on two
r. the Orem cars were given a sligl
. scare, when two passenger cars can
together at the Pleasant Grove pa
II sing The southbound car was wal
ing on the main track and the mort
bound was intending 10 take Il
n switch but her brakes failed to wor
II and good healthy bump with noboc
, hurt was the result.
Mr. and Mrs. w. X. FTampton ol
tertaincd at dinner Sunday, Mr. an
and Mrs j. l.. Ash, Dr. and Mrs,
L. Huchell, Mr., and Mrs. Ray Franz
y ton and Mr. and Nrg W a Franz
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-10-14

OF Mona were week end guests Of
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Walker
Mems work shoes from $500 to $3.50
at Chipmans =.
Mr. Claud Shurtlefr of Garfield spent
Saturday and Sunday with friends
and relatives of this city.
Miss Maud Smith of Mammoth was
a guest of Mrs. Earl Foutz the first
half Of this week.
Martin Larson, our next County At
torney spent Thursday in the County
Seat on legal business.
Mrs Anton Heckcr who has been
visiting friends here for week re
turned to Idaho Falls Wednesday.
New shipment of Plush Fur trim
med Goats in at Chipman's.
Mrs. John and Fred Newman went
to Salt Lake Monday to attend the
funeral Of their sister. Mrs. Patton.
Mr.. Ernest Eaton and daughter and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Eaton of vernal
spent the week with relatives of this
city
Mrs. Rose n. Hayes who has been
visiting her son Claud in Salt Lake
for ten days returned home Wednes-
day.
Or. and Mrs o. T. Grua we're in Salt
Lake yesterday buying furnishings for
their new home which they will oc-
cupy next week.
Carl Nelson and Ben Benson who
have contract for driving the Tex
an tunnel came down from the can
yon for a weeks visit with their folks
Clarence Freeman who Is herdine
sheep in Georgetown, Idaho, wrote his
folks that one day last week he found
his partner shot dead n short distance
from camp.
Mrs. Bert McConkie who came her,
TO attend the funeral of 5. f. Walker
returned home Saturday accompanied
by her mother, Mrs Hensen Walker
who will spend the winter there.
Charles Thorne came in from Col
ton Wednesday, and as soon as III
gathers his cattle from the Canyon
will return with them to Cotton 70
the winter,
Mr.. and Mrs A. Il Cooper, w. l.
Hayes and c. G.. Johnson attended
reception given by the Woman's Re
, publican Club in Provo Thursday ov
ening.
II YOU cannot pay down for Goa
Chipman's will lay II by for you o
, small deposit,
A very pleasant and successful SUI
prise was given Miss Florence Harr
or by her Fourth Grade student
y Tuesday afternoon,
= Oryil Mckay of Ogden was a CUES
of Mr.. and Mrs. r. d. Wadley TIL
= week. He will leave next month ia
a mission to Scandinavia
Irving Smith has been employed ic
night service in the local telephor
central. The Company Is economii
@ ing and hiring boys for night work
| all the exchanges in the county
The Sunday School Class gave
social Tuesday evening at the Mario
home in honor of Ray Olpin who lea'
% es soon for a mission to Japan.
y token of remembrance was give
him.
.e Harry Richards came in from Man
Is moth Thursday for a four days Wis
u and while here made arrangement
to keep posted on Pleasant Gro
doings by subscribing for the best pa
!" or in the state
~ -- , r----7------
~ For Muddy Complexion.
Take Chamberlain's Tablets al
adopt a diet OF vegetables and cereal
s. Take outdoor exercise daily and yo'
y. complexion will be greatly improve
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-10-14

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il Cooper, w. l.
Hayes and c. G. Johnson attended
reception given by the Woman's Re
publican Club in Provo Thursday ev
ening
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-10-14

Charles Thorne came in from Col
ton Wednesday, and as soon as he
gathers his cattle from the Canyon,
will return with them to Cotton for
the winter.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-10-14

The Sunday School Class gave Il
social Tuesday evening at the Marriott
home in honor of Ray olpin who leaV-
es soon for a mission to Japan \
token of remembrance was given
him.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-10-14

II you cannot pay down for Goa
Chipman's will lay II by for you o.
a small deposit.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-10-14

Mrs. Bert McConkie who came here
TO attend the funeral of 5. f. Walker
returned home Saturday accompanied
by her mother, Mrs. Hensen Walker
who will spend the winter there.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-10-14

Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Frampton en-
tertainod at dinner Sunday, Mr.. and
and Mrs j. l.. Ash, Or, and Mrs, j.
l.. Huchell, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Tramp
ton, and Mr.. and Mrs. w o. Tramp
ton from Provo and their children
Tables were spread for twenty two
Dr, J. l., Huchell was guest of his
wife Sunday and Monday. Mrs. HUI
chel went as far as Salt Lake return
ing Monday night for an indefiniat'
stay with her mother, Mrs w, Il
FramptOn,
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-10-14

Saturday the passengers on two OF
the Orem cars were given a slight
scare when two passenger cars came
together at the Pleasant Grove pas
sing. The southbound car was wait
ing on the main track and the north
bound was intending TO take the
switch but her brakes failed to work
and good healthy bump with nobody
hurt was the result.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-10-14

Irving Smith has been employed for
night service in the local telephone
central, The Company Is economic
ing and hiring boys for night work in
all the exchanges in the county,
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-10-14

MIR and Mrs. w. O. FramptOn of
Provo were guests OF Mrs. w. X.
Frampton Sunday.
Mrs Frampton remained for the week
while her husband went on to Salt
Lake
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-10-14

DO you know that your are getting
more news than in any other weekly
paper in the state, and getting three
papers for ID, price Of one?
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-10-14

Because of all beet growers having
to use a special rack for unloading
beets. there was great run on the
local lumber yard for material with
which to build them. Some farmers
we're unable to get material here.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-10-14

A very pleasant and successful sur
prise was given Miss Florence Harp
or by her Fourth Grade student
Tuesday afternoon,
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-10-14

DR.. MILFORD Beck, Mrs Martha
Beck, Mrs Mary Rigby, Mr.. Louis and
Edna Louis of Blackfoot, Idaho was
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Tramp
ton first part of the week.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-10-14

Oryil Mckay of Ogden was a guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. r, ID. Wadley TINS
week. He will leave next month for
a mission to Scandinavia.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-10-14

over 200 Pleasant Grove people
attended the State Fair and Confer
ence in Salt Lake last week. This
number purchased tickets on the
Orem Several others went in au
toes.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-10-14

Justice c. u. Harper fined Lehi
youth Saturday SIS for disturbing the
peace and abusing the officer, but
when he apoligized to the marshal
the fine was cut down to $1,000.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-10-14

Martin Peterson returned this week
from Oshkosh. Nebraska, where he went
TO attend the funeral of his brother,
p. 5. Peterson. He states that his
brothers neighbor harvested 1000 bu-
shells Of wheat which was sold on the
farm an Sl40 per bushel
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-10-14

No man too large, no women too
small Chipman's can fit them alI
with suits, coats and underwear
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-10-14

Clarence Freeman who is herding
sheep in Georgetown, Idaho, wrote his
folks that one day last week he found
his partner shot dead short distance
from camp.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-10-14

Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Wadley spent
the week end with their daughter. Mrs.
Helen Farmer in Garfield. Mrs. Wad-
ley remained to spend the week.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-20

pocr eilleln &aoius bon iiber 50
Meilen mobllen, gebilbet.
Scr Yeterlcn=2aoen tpltr0e inn
Sabre 1872 oil Der Stelle, no iest
Is. &id)ter & Cons @ebal1oe itebt,
gesriinoet. Spdtcr lpuroe oas Sc
lidaft nod Dem p%ierltDdigen @ebaltoe
nerlcgt, no lid altgenblidlid @anl=
lens @aropore Store befinoet.
Grit i'm Sabre 1892 be5og bie
id)llell berarmadbienoe 6irma oas
@ebdlloe on Ser 2. ltro Main Stra=
&c, oas eigelrs fiir Sen @ebral1d) Ser
groBen @cielid)aft erridtet moroen
NOR. Sd)on menige Sabre ipater
5eigte lid) oas @ebdlroe fir Sic 9lie=
lellfortldritte Ser 6irma 5u flein ullo
Mltballtell nah Mllbal1ten, gerbelle=
rlll1gen nab G~erbellernnger ml1roer1
por9ellol11alelt. Gins lit bei Dem 9se=
terlel=@mren6altle %geblieben, es fat
'einel1 alten 9fllf als zines Ser ibel item,
altcl ten llno 5%llperlantglten @aaret=
barl Jet oes Staates Soma beibebal=
ten.
slrd oas @arlle0 & Son. Maltr
@aoreabalts fann altf cine langjab-
rige, allberlt erfolgreid@e @eidafts=
5eit 5uriirf6liden. 9ieles @ei9aft
.apuroe int Sabre 1887 alt Ser 2. lt10.
graop StraBe gegriinoet.
8egen oes rapioelr Mn1pod5iens
|oes @eldaftes dpltroen @erbellerurt-
gen nod ger6elierltngen borgenoln=
men. M1r6alltelt reibten itb an Mnz
bal1ten an, bis Oie @eieGid)aft 1id)
l6lteBli6 I'M Sabre 1898 entldIoB,
ben l1eltell Nrodtba1 alt Ser 9. urro
Sarrilpn StraBe erridten 5l laIIen.
Stint SATIRE iin6 pergange11, i'm
Sabre 1901 )puroe ielblt bas nelle
Seim Ser 6irma mieoerlr1rt 5l1 fleir1
1tro es blieb ni9ts meiter iibrig; als
nod Bret peitere Stocf1perfe auf oas
@eballoe al1f5ltbauel1 l11o iest Itebt
Hbieles @aarenbal1s oils zines ser
ldoniten @ebdltoe oes Staotes ssopa
30. Sic @eleal6oft fam nidt muir
alf eil1en 2%9idbrigen @ei6qitster-
min, loroer1 altd altf 80 Sabre ball<
ernoen Jortldritts, Ser ME u%1nterbro=
d)en lpuroe, %5ltriidblidelt.
Iltd 6as 9arneo & Son Maur
Waaren6alts bat Oas 3~l1tral1el1 oes
&al1tpltblifltms SIT milien unb 5u
ldjat5er gefpl1Bt nnO bieles ME nriB=
'bralld]t. IS bat lein @eldaft altf oel1
.tSlel1it, ben es Dem falafel1oen Yl1bli=
tllm gege6en bat, altfgebol1t.
DIX 3rei Stabte meroen onr6 6ie-
'e Ger5lpeigl1tg Ser bei0en @eid)afte
oerlidert meroen, oab 1ic 5mei Ser be,
item l1ro gr0Bten, pie 5ltnerlaiiigiten
ssaare1bauler ibr gigen ltel1ren oiir=
Ten lt10 follnen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-20
9anfcsbcidlnf an sic giirser ser
Staot 9apenport fir 100000
fir ct. Qnfets .6nstitdl.

Bei elmer am Montag abgebalte-
lten g%erlammlung Ser Sr%uiteebebor-
De oeS ct. 2ufe's Soipitals pur6e
npbiteben1er 9anfesbeidl1B ange-
nommeu, Ser ourd) Die Nreiie ber0f-
fentlidt peroen loa:
vDie Gruitees 0es @oipitals niin-
lden ourh Die gages5eitungen Sen
freipiaigen ar6eitern bei Ser fiiir5-
ltf abgebaltenen aampagne, Die ein
10 iiberalls GROCER grfolg NOR, ibren
Can't ab5uitatten. l1ngebeures ba-
ben Ole 0reibunbert Mi1rner nn6
.Srauer, Die, organiiirt, sic &ag-
ne in gera0e5u b%ollenoeter Mrt un6
8eiie ourdgefiibrt babenL geleiltet
nno iid fir oen grfolg 6erielben gum
9anfe Der gar15en Staot berpflibtet
.gemadt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-20
9antia4uh0.

llnieren 5ablretden Nadbarn itatten
mir bierbnrd nnlere nollltc Nnerfcnz
ttung nnb 9anf fir Die Sbeilnabme,
bic lie bel Dem @erlult linIerer lieben
@attin, Wlutter, @roBmltter, l1rgrob=
muttcr unb Sdtpiegermutter, Srol1
6rik Sipp, 5eieten, ab. Namentli9 fir
Die reihe1i 8lumen< nnb &ran5ipel1bcn
fDnnen tpir ntdt umbin, ~nnleren beib<
gefiiblten 9anf ans5uipre6en.
9err Jrit Sipp nnb Samilie.
9artlep y, Soma.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-20

@or alien Ginsen miinidt iid aber
audi Oie @eborbe fir sic 2oDaIitat
uno Selbitaufnpferung no1, iiber
5000 @e1ppbnern ser Drei 5t1bte,
Die ale 10 freieebig lie nod ibren,
germogen at Ser @rridtlng oes SIT
i%titl.tes beiiteuerten, 81, bebanfen.
@e5. Mormabufe Sare,
Seth S. Gemple,
6. %. @odrane,
&pnlitc."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-20
Se0esmal ncnt Cit oroBcs vSbri-

eAtHI EzE +14SN
Se6csmal pcnlt cin oroBes uSbri-
ners" ooer Ionitiges ~Sreimatrer5lt-
l%ammenIcin mselagt tit, miilIen tets
|Separatral,me bonn Greimaltrertens
pei entfcrnt, binSlgemietbet mcrben.
Ms oie Sreimalrer Dicnstag
Mbeilb i'm @ra,to S%pernbolis 5lllatl-
%nlentruten. iparel iibcr ein tour enO
|gril0er 5Mgegen unO meitere 100
T&anoiSatcn mrroen in oie @ebeim-
fltilie oes Gr0ens eineemeibt.
Die Wlrealis 0es &aaba 1enlpels
Imllroen b~orlaufig nod bem 8lad-
Da1pf Sotel iibermielen, ln6 bort
mar alth COS @aiiptqltartier Ser Ser
lal1nlllil1g croffnet apor0en.
Gen ga,,se,t Gag mar 5efretar ST.,
SSo6tlion oalnit beld)dftigt bie bielcn,
%ssSretn0en, Die iid III Ser Staot ei1l-
.gefllnoen batten, miIlfommet, 5ll bei-
Ben. Gselle 8efanntihaiten mllr0en
aenladf, alte decentralization ernell-
ert. 3n 0en pielen 6reimaurern ser
'Staot fa11en geitern nod, pcit iiber
500 @dite 'bi1t5u. @dbrenb I'M g.
ltJr Elm &ielenbatfett int 6reimau-
rertempNl abgebalten tporben NOR,
Die eigentlide &%erlammlling
nm lah s l1br Mbenos inn Grand
Spernballs eroffnet.
Mad Ser @rlebigltng bes @eldaf-
tes begaben iid Die 8cinder nod Dem
Gbeater, 100 fir sic Galte
cine Spe6ialporlte0ung abgebalten
lpur6c.
Ser Sa1tperiale 8otentot s. 8llt-
liam Stebens bon @ortla,ro, Maine,
fam id)on ont ipdten Nadmittag bon,
&api0s aus bier on, Inn bier
Die 3eremonien 5u leitet,. ST febrt
na6 @auie 5uriid, nadoetn er oehl
&onolulu=S rben einen 8ellt9 abge-
Datte.
Mls 3eremonienmeilter fungirte
Der illltitri6ie Notentat, &ouanb 81.
Die na9folgenoen Grpb-2ogenbe-
ante batten iid) gelter,1 in Davenport
e%ingefunoen.
Sllltltrious Motentat = &ollano
IS. @roof.
Glief &abban - CHARLES g. 5baf-
fer.
Miiiitent &abban - gertter g..
Soberprieltcr uno Nropbet -
6. Gibbs.
Sriental Guide - SsSo6n S.glomie.
ID Sbabmciiter @l1ltob Stlleben.
&ecoroer @illiam 81. Sobnion.
/. 3eremonienmeilter - Barney.
&c. &aben.
g. Observation-Disclosures I'M Mitorcp
6. Teo6erlen.
i. Marid,aa Mfreo 6erid.
oGptain Of GUARD - 8illlm S.
Neubere sadc - Sobn soge-
boed.
Diureftor 5. 81. gsen syo,cs.
9ilfsoireftor - SSobn Sutberlaro.
Srultees - @ilber S. Stellar,
Morris g. Sea9p ln6 2etpis S. gag.
gD.
SSmperial @eprdiental1ten - MoI-
latto IS. groof, Sobn Golfer, &obert'
6. Mrrnil nn0 George @oobau.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-20

Sreunoen nnb @efanmten biernnit
Die traurige giadridt. baB mcin gez
liebter 8atte, infer lieber @nter,
S6fpiegerbater nnb @roBbater unb
.Sdtpager,
SenrD RarocI
am 9ienstog, Sen 18. Mpril, Mbeubs
nm 9M l1br, nad Iangem, ldperen
2eioen i'm. Mlter bon 76 Sabren unb
10 Sagen ianft enti9lafen lit.
9as 2ei9enbe9dngniB finbet am
Sreitdg, ben 81. Mpril, 9fadmitta9s
I'M 2 1lbr. bon $50. Up Marquefte
strabe aus mad bent Sairmount
rSrieobofe ltatt.
11m titles 8eileib bitten Sic tiefbe<
triibten 9interbltebenen:
Catherine &arbcl, eeb. @ageborn,
@attin,
Spbm &arbel,
N,nattba stoltcnbcrg, geb. &artel.
gbeobprc &arbel,
atnber,
&atbrii1c &arbel, geb. Stpltcnberg.
5erbinanb Stpltenberg,
Anna &arbel, geb. &oberg,
Sdtpiegerfinber.
Gilbert &arbel,
[2ilie 8ierfamp, seb. Stortenbere.
2i1lt Stultenberg,
@obert &arbel,
@nfeI,
@%targarctba &arbel, gdpdgerin,
5enrp Nmiue, Sdtpager,
neb1t geripanoten.
81. 19,2O,21t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-20
aton 10. Mpri

@aibinaton, 10. april.
Stir Soma: l1nbeitimmtes @etter
nt1o %bcoeutepb fiibler. &egen inn
oltlid)en 1lnD mittleren Sbeile oes
Staates. 6reitog better uno itei=
genoe 5entperotur. 6rii9e Bis
ltarfe NoromNltminoe 9onnerstoq.
Stir Sainois: &egeni1auer 9onners=
tog; f,i6ler pabreno Ser Nadt. ~
6reitog mahrldeinlid id0nes 8et=
ter nno fii6ler; frilde bis 5tarfe
pedjIelnbe @inoe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-20
Merdonts gransfer & Storage
SO. Gelepbon 855. (glua.1
@cntc asoit mad europa.

yariitianiaijoro" 1o6 gerae1
asoltldluB IN Davenport bellte abcno
. llbr lad 1eutidlallo, Deter
reld1-Hn9arn, sllrenrburg g6mei5,
g%lor1peaell, sdlpeoen, Ial1cmorf,
gtieoerlanoe, 9lllgarien 11no Iiirfei.
uAl1lerlca" nad9 @enua: slbfabrt
bon ytelp Dorf an Samstag.
p%ebleago" naG gproeol,r: ab.
1abrf bon 9sep yorf ON samstag.
gr. Safer, 3o9nar5t mbitofer
oullol'g. Wn5.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-20
3sfaIu BotuberiAs

Dabenport, is. Mpril.
9nrd}ldnitts : @nrometerltano 1858
8urdlidl1itts Scmperat1r 90
9od)lte Semperatltr beute 76
glleorlglte 5entperatl1r lette 9fudt AZ
ytorrnole Semperatur fir 80
o,sd i 6.,,&tiatea la .
Suit re
Nieoeridlas in "a stu1oen 600
gorherrldelroe @in0ridtllng . ..
8alierltano Inn. Z l1br M1orgens 14.3
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-20

gauid). 2eute, ipelde lire 2anoereiz
en- in Canada nmtaulden tppllen fiir
misunderstanding 2dnbereien i'm bieltz
gen Gtaat, mogen ale gin3elbeiten
ctnienbcn an Gltuppb 2arb 3d., 749
Wcantgbt glbg, Minneapplis, Minn.
15,1@t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-20

Davenport gurngemeiabe.
Seute Menb 8 l1br: Meselmaktse
utpnatlide 8erfammlmns.
me Mitglieber iinb eriubt, fi1 70
5ablrei9 tpie m0gli9 an ocrielben gu
betbeiligen.
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