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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1916-03-03

Some people actually believe that
sheep can live without water. No such
thing. It Is true that sheep In certain
seasons can live for days without be-
ing given water, but It is because they
get the dew on the grass. Sheep
should always be turned out to pas
ture early in the morning for. this
reason, but besides. they should al
ways have plenty Of clean water. They
will not thrive without 1t.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1916-03-03
AS TO FEEDING BABES.

In discussion at a recent meeting Of the New
York Academy of Medicine on severe diarrhea
with acidty Of the stomach, DR.. Abraham jacob
said one cause of 1t was excessive feeding of fats
He also urged physicians to stop prescribing milk
sugar. He himself never used it, because he con-
sidered babies got enough of 1t lthr milk foods
And he said milk should not be e. ep without bar.
ley or oatmeal water.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1916-03-03
Study for Fruit Growers.

Fruit growers should study the best
books. bulletins and papers that have
to do with their business, for they
must do it to keep up with the pro.
cession on its way to success.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1916-03-03
ABOUT NINE MIL
LION DOLLARS
IN CURRENCY is
PRODUCED EVERY
DAYAT THEGREAT
NEWPLANTOFTHE
BUREAU OF EN-
CRAVING AND
PRINTING AT
\ WASHINGTON \
oorsioHT BY vnrtsN ntvspspts UNION
BY EDWARD 3. CLARK.

? N ONE building during the year
H1 ending June 80. 1915, Uncle Sam
Ia made thirty and half billion dollars.
~ This money factory is called the bu-
III reau OF engraving and printing.
al Uncle Sam is the head of the corpo-
IN ration which is actively engaged in
the production of wealth, and he has
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-02-11
NEW STEAMSHIP
 0N ALASKA RUN Wellesley has been chartered by the Pacific Alaska Navigation Co.
 to serve Alaskan Trade.

The officers of the Admiral Evans, which passed southward at noon to- day, report that the Pacific Alaska Navigation company, operating the Admiral Line, has chartered another freighter in San Francisco for ser vice in the Southwestern Alaska trade. The big freighters which the company recently purchased on the Atlantic coast and rechristened the Admiral Sebree and Admiral Clark, have been chartered to another steamship company and will be in the East India trade during the coming six months.
 The steamship which the company has chartered to care for it's freight offerings to Alaskan ports is the Vel lesley, now on the San Francisco and San Pedro run, and has a freight carrying capacity of sixteen hundred tons. f. ...- -.. The Wellesley Is due to arrive at Puget Sound from the south on March 5 and will immediately be placed in service as the freight offer |ings to the canneries on the Alaskan coast are said to be unusually heavy this season.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-02-11
GARMENT WORKERS
 AIRE 0N A STRIKE
Thousands Quit When Their Demands for Increased Wage Scale Is
 Ignored by Manufacturers.

NEW YORK, Feb. l1.-Because the demands of their uinon for an in- crease in the wage scale was not granted by the manufacturers, sev- eral thousand garment workers quit work this morning.
 A number of the factories atte"pt- ed to operate wIth non-union work CTS and the stI ...ers gave battle to the women who w,"ld fill their p! lces. A squad of police sent to the manu- featuring district and arrested sev- eral of the leaders but 1t is feared that further trouble will follow when more factories resume opera ions with professional strikebreakers. The officials of the Garment Work ers' union state that the manufactu, rers have refused to meet them .in |conference and have ignored the de mands of the workers. It is report. led that the average wage of the wom' len who have quit work is ten cents per hour. .,.,. n.....
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-02-11
SCOTT MAY BE
 WAR SECRETARY
Would Automatically Become Secre- tary of Department If Presi-
 dent Fails to Fill Place.

WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. 11.-
 Through the resignation of Secretary
 Garrison of the War department,
 President Wilson today finds himself personally in charge of the adminis- |tration's plan for strengthening the army, and the work of formulating a definite policy. It Is considered very probable that even after the new head of the department is appointed Ithat the president to large extent will continue to handle the prepar- |edness campaign himself.
 Speculation Is rife as to the sue cessor to Secretary Garrison and sev- |eral names have been mentioned. Many believe that President Wilson will not name a successor to Garri- son and that Major General Hugh Scott, as commander in chief of the Army, will automatically become Secretary of War.
 Franklin K. Lane, secretary of the interior department, is considered as Ia possible successor to Garrison, and the name of Assistant Secretary of the Navy Roosevelt has also been prominently mentioned.
 Assistant Secretary Breckenridge, of the War department, rendered his resignation this morning to Presi- dent Wilson as a mark of loyalty to his chief, Secretary Garrison, who re- signed yesterday, because he found that the views of President Wilson and those held by himself were ire concilable.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-02-11
SEWARD HOSPITAL
 OPEN FOR. PATIENTS PAI|| Il
Is In Chafss of the Sisters of the Order of St. Joseph and Equip
 ped for A Patients.


 < Father J. H. Van der Pol returned to Valdez on the Admiral Evans from Seward and reports that the Catholic hospital there has been completed and was opened yesterday with ap- propriate ceremonies. |. : Father Van der ,P0l has superin- tended the work since its inception and is pleased with the success which has attended his efforts. The hospi- tsl is in charge of the Sisters of the Order ot..st. Joseph and is equipped to. care for twenty-four, patients in case of emergency $ ps The Aiasksn EnsineeFing commis- sion has made ccntTsct with the hospital authorities for the. care of its employees who sTs ip3ured or i'll. and isais lsAsysd ,that .tbsa miseiny .com- sniessVtlls aliEest& &s ,hneAt .pf hxt-, ing thAtlnstttutto 4tl 4itj v li6l l ter the inmsdiat4 sfIss ssfIs odt sksis I'll ibyss ana will contribute to its supDor&
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-02-11
MORGAN AND HoUsE
 CONFER IN LONDON

LONDON, Feb. 11,-J. P. Morgan, the American financier. arrived here last night on, the liner Rotterdam. and it is reported that the steam ship was conveyed from far ont on the Atlantic as it was feared that the American banker is in England to ar range another loan for the British government in the United states.
 Banker Morgan and Col. House. the special representative of Presi- dent Wilson in Europe. were in con sultation today, but no information as to the subjects under discussion was given out.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-02-11
MANY SUBMARINES
 CAUGHT IN NETS
Physician Returning ta New York from England Says Sixty-Six
 Been Caught During War.

NEW YORK, Feb. 11.-That to-
 tai of sixty-six German submarines have been captured by the British navy since the beginning of the war,
 and that seventeen of the under sea craft have been trapped during the past three months is the report brot here by Dr. /. Minglis, a Canadian physician who arrived on liner to- day,
 Dr. Minglis states that he witness ed German submarine which had been caught in the wire nets which the British government has set to guard the entrance to the harbors, anu in the English channel to restrict the operations of the submarines.
 When the submarine had been lowed to shallow water and opened 1t was found that all of the crew were dead. The commander of the submarine
 was gripping a revolver in his hand
 with which he had killed the m.m-
 bers of ihs crew rather than witness their being smothered to death or be-
 ing captured.
 The British navy is reported to
 have fleet of submarine fitted with glass bottoms which has enabled them to pick up the German su5ma- rines when they seek safety on the
 bottom of the ocean when attacked
 by torpedo boat destroyers or fast cruisers.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-02-11

,5es,yw MT iet z0e. tgF@' N !. !. ", .s,., :, .0S that hve;S Rtdk4fa4. g ts: urss srhst Sst.ss at taef faa6sfftyt f6ss IaArsssS sSseigaA nisaloA the. Ssmst 3S oontA
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-02-11
MURDERER
 GIFTS SHORT RESPITE

WASHINGTON, ; D. C.. Feb. it, President Wilson has granted a re- spite of one month to Itow. the Japa- nese, who was convicted of murder lat Juneau, Alaska, and was to have been hanged on February 17th. It is reported that the. Japanese govern ment has become interested in the case and has requested time in which Ito pursue an investigation. :,
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-02-11
WANTED- Twenty men to take pr |Win.h's. "Ioys Powders.". at the
 Mobsa Hall. Fnday. Feb. ID. g

Chas. Whalen. tho we'll known miner; wss ! passenger on the AdI; ntraias Evans. today for tho statas.. ssEsrs n VIII ssisit tit-psTsnts in, 6aa ESancisco. He h contemplating. .Mak. 11xTxtfw'xssu snssAsut tofsss
 York teeoro comiag back to val1ss.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-05

Mo3ll t0ie Ser. 5taaten 1aud)-
bopte bal1ell, lit l11s id)leierbait. Mad)
s6errn @illons anffaiilina biirfen Tie
id bpd nielnals ge6rald)t merSen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-05

@pm Musbunsern BEG anbercn
lit nod feiner latt g%elpprben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-05
@iclc aemte ,uiffen es nidt.

Cine trdee 2eber fann elmer YerIpu
lebr piel l1ngeleeenbeiten bereiten. M1ts
fa(le bon 9dtpinbel, &opildmer3en.
9artleibigfeit nnb @allcnflnB iinb
lidere 3eiden, bab Sbre 2eber Silfe
ibenotbtat. MeBmen lie. 81. Sings
Stem 2ife YiILs unb ieben sic, tpie biea
lelben SIR ga1aes gbifem aufbaueir
belfen. gbenfaus gut fir ben N9aaen.
6iIft Ser gerbamlng. :s.Neiniat bds
8Illt unb erbcllt bie 6autfarbe. ghrr
Csc bel Sbren Mpotbetcrn. (Mn5. ",
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-05

Or tpanberte als Sltnge non Isl
Sabren aus Der drmliden @eimatb 5nl
.einem 8ruber nad england aus nnb
BON DO nod @hlub bes llnabbdngigz
feitsfrieges. nad Mmertfa, mo or in
1penig Sabren bur1 Yel5banbel unb
.gliidli6e @rrnbeigentbums ! Gpefm@
lationen Elm fir bamalige 9cit als rice
Zig a%ngcitauntes @erm0sen ertparb.
- ST ipnr0e gu einem eGten Mmcs
|%rifaner n1b tpar elm Sreunb 8albingzt
ton Strings, auf beiien MnTesung bin
er in Sem Dorf bie Mifor zs8ibliptbef
%ltiftetc, Die iebt niele 6unocrttal1Ienbe
BON 8dnoen 8ablt. 8as Ser ippbl 5l'
leinem nntpiirbi9en Madfommen lagen
tpiirbe, Der fem Mmerifanildes 8iir<
gerredt OBJ nnb Dem &0nig bon @na<
LAMB Die 9reue idipor.
Seit er.b ritiider 8iirger lit, bat.
bieler na6 Der .Eeers" ipiirbe, NIT Der
Elm Sip int S%berbaule beg britiidcn
Sarlaments b~erbunben lit, geltrebt.
gnb1i6 bat er fem 2ieI erreiht. @r
lit trob ieiner QorbIdaft berte nod
Der gr0Bte @rnnbbeliber in ser Stabt
gfetu 9orf. 8ie perben i'm Die anbez
rem @lulti Milltondre Stem Dprfs I'm
Die nelle 8iirOe beneiben?
sic miiilen iidj bararf beidrd,1e
fen. fir lire G0dter nnb @rbinnen
berldnlbete 6er5Dge, ssgarls", mMarz
qlis", discounts" ober 8arone als
@atten 81 falfen. nnb jebt bat elmer
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.9eers" : 8iiroe erreidt. 9ieie ollie
idtpdrmen natiirli9 fir Elm angelledid~
lid : britildes 8elt : emporium,
Elm 6licBlih Ser Ser. Staten
BON Imerifa.
80 8ann fonnte bod all6 bieleiht
fir tie Bic @rbebung in bic 8iirbe eli
mes engliiben Beers" abfanen, pbne
Dab lie. ipie u2orb" Mitor, mad @ng1
lano iiberliebeln lnb bort bas 8ir<
gerre6t eriuerben miiBten. 9ass ipare
Den @elbfiirlten ein gefunoenes Sreiz
len. Nn. babin tpirb es niemals fomz
men. Gas amerifaniIde golf lit err
ipadt. nnb erfennt Sic @efabr, lin
tpelder Die Repnblif 8al6ingtons,
Sranflins, Sefferlons, NabiIpns II. 81.
nj. i6ipebt. @s tpirb bafiir loraehl,
Dob Die gdllmc bes aneelIddMildzbriz
tiiden 8elt : S,nperiums nidt in Sc,
9immel tpadien.
- ginen 8iirger ipiiroc pas @oll
Der Ser. @taaten gnglano germ iibcrz
%laiien. Ben Binan5agenten gnglanbs
Ior9an. Ser fir feline 8eroienlfe I'M
8ritannien 9etpib nod mebr sic Tccrsz
tpilroe peroient bat, ais .2orbT Mltor.
s, es iinb nod qnoere ameritpuiide
8riten ba. iiber bsren @erhlit an Gnaz
lanb bie nabrhnften am%erifanildber
8iirger, tpeld1en oie @rpbtbot @aibz
|ingtons nnb ietner @clfcr mnb @ciin>
InungsgeuoKen. ni6t s ais ugarltige"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-05
Sinh sic Ger. staatcm idon Cit Shell
bcs an%scliadiiid =britiidcn
@clt= Smpcrinms?

lin 6ll 5eigen, lpie poIlitanoig Ser
a NJ erifaniidc spanbel unter
brttil 6e &pntrpllc 9efpumcl1, mic
CT BON Der @nabe @rpbbritanniens
abbdnsig lit, lit es lllr n6tbigN Sic
nadfolgenoe 9cpeide, bie M 2. Sc
sender Deg berflplleneu sSabres in al
len 3eitltn9en sl1 finben mar, uu1b ser
feti1e bellere llebcridrift battc 9c9cben
lperpcn fbnnen, als .9lmcrifaniider
5anbel nit .Grlanbuit ieincr faiierli=
dcn Majeitat, &Dnig @cpfss ppr Gua=
lamb, mlcoer5ll9cbct1. Sic 9epclcbe
lalltcte:
SD It o II , Sen l.. 9esember. Ser
ldiffung aug oieiem 2anoe ppn @ple,
8pll9arnen, &ammlpplle llr1b @paz
reIten nod 8ublano, Sranfreid], Sta
lien nnb Sapan iino npm @ritiiden
8oaro Of Srabe ant6priIirt
lporbcn. Sn elmer @ittbeiIuns an Sic
Sertile miance Snh. oieler gtaot
ipurpe oas aeitern befannt gemad5t.
Sic @aaren miillen an Sic Geeierz
lli1gen Der betreffenoen 2anber cpniiez
nlrt lein ltnb miillen iiber (bia) gn9z
Lamb pber icine Golp1ien oelanpt
iperben."
Sebr ridtig bemerft Ser Grant
net" in San Sranciscp gu picier 9e<
pelde::
.scicn sic oas nod einmal. @ie
gefallt Sbnen bas? 9as lit lcbr er-
freuli@ fin Sen ameritaniiden @toIs..
Nidt 1pabr2
@ir fonnen feline @plle ober @olz
maarcn nad 9eutIdlano, SeIterreidz
llngarn, @ollanb, 9dnemarf, Norlpez
gen ober Sdpeben lenben5 meil ms
bas BON Der britildcn Mbmiralitdt perz
boten lit.
@ir biirfen 8pIle obcr @plllpaarcn
na6 ENGLAND, Sranfretd), MuBlanb,
Stalicn oper Sapan ldiden, obcr sic
mliilen iiber gnglanb pbcr irgello cine
englil6e golonie oerl6ifft merpen.
9as lit iosula9en, baB nnier Gecbt.
anf bem @eltmarft NIT Dem brtild6el1
6anbel in 8ettbelpcrb gu trctcn, bon
Der alersndbiglten st lonbniB Scr
britilden @bmiralitat abldngi4 lit.
llnb allgenideinlth lit u,1lerc gcgcrz
ipartige Sunpesrc9icrltn9 seiitis il
ld1mad ll1b 10 tlci,nniitbig, baB lie lid
bicler bon England a1fgelteuten, I'M
gebellcrliden 9pftrin fiigt.
@lauben sic. oab Traiiocnt @ai6=
inatpn, Grqlibcnt Seffcripn. HrdiiDen,
@aSilpn, 9rdliocnt 2incoln pber 9ra=
libcht Glcpelanb li6 biele gebanblun{
ibres @aterlan0es batten eefallen lal:
len?
Scr .gran1iner" lit Ser l1cberSell:
snng, bob lie Dos II If t gctban babel
miirben."
Gin &pmmcntar sl1 bieler i6lpercll
bonn ~@raminer" sesen Die gc9cnipdr
ti9e 8unhesreeierung erbobcne snflo
&c lit iiberfliiiiis. @irb bas merifa
nildc gplf alls ieinem sdlunmer CT
lpatben, che Sic Siinbfllltb iiber es fer
eingcbroden ilt2
@at ltd nidt Jeber rcbtocnfenb
Mmerifaner iiber sic Sbatladc Sc
&ppf Serbrp6el1, baB Morgan unb lei
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-05
9olitiide n,,b nnpolitiide
HanbglpKcit.

alio .2prb" Mitor beibt .es
jebt. .9us bnt li6 ippbl Ser @riinber
bes @eidle6ts nnb icinesNcidstbums.
Der arme Snnge Sobann fSSacob @ltor
alts Dem 9orfe 8allbprf bel @eibelz
berg ni6t trdun1en laIen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-05
Gemer=MeloeMeuem.
Ra,nuern nnb Gage Der Geaermehe.
i%fnfinner.

IkW4tV&tSA<
ct. Sa1nes &otel.
13 Buckingham &on6 ur6 Air3.
NORTH ctr.
IA 9ritte un6 Gilmore Strabe.
Is 9rttte nrb Mprtle @traBe.
16 @ierte lnb @arrert @trabe.
IL 3meite urt6 IapIor @trabe.
18 3meite un6 8ropn @traBe.
10 Sedite un0 Marquette Strabe.
81 Sro1tt urb 5cott 5trabe.
90 Siinfte urb Gaines Strabe.
"a 9ritte uno 5cott @traBe.
% 3tpeite rno Sorriion @traBe.
26 Siinfte urt6 Sarriion StraBe.
81 9ritte 1rn6 @errp StraBe.
90 9ritte rnb Main StroBe.
20 3peite un6 8rabD 5traBe.
81 Siinfte un6 8ra6D 5traBs.
80 &otel @tmban.
SO S9lan1baus $50. 1.
81 8ter5ebnte ltn6 Sarnam Str.
35 9rei5ebnte unb Fremont Ape.
IS Colt &iper ctr. lr1 Cambria
Mpettlte.
81 @iebente unb Sod SsIun1 Str.
3G 8ierte ur16 2egInire @trnBe.
80 @aie nn6 6eoernI 5trabe.
Al Mdte ur16 @arriion StraBe.
AZ 2spolfte nro &bpleD @trabe.
AZ 2ehnte un6 Brdbn 5trdfs.
"A g., Sc. S. & g. Chops.
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46 Siinf5ebnte 1in6 &arriion 5tr.
AZ Scout nnb 8raop @traBe.
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49 Sed5ebnte unb Mrlington Ape.
81 Stanbarb Oil So.
50 @ait &iper ct. nr6r College Ape.
SO Spring ctr. nnb Summit Mpe.
81 3ebrte nnb @ranb Mpenue.
So 5iinfte 1tn6 Soma 5traBe.
81 Nel1tte u11b 2eGlaire 5trabe.
So Moltn0 unb g66p 5traBe.
SO elite en,o Soma StraBe.
81 Staats= @aiienbars.
SO 5arnam rnb @igb GtraBe.
63 Occult StraBe 11nb Grand Mbe
ga 8raop Strabe uno Narf Sane
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81 @ranb u1to Ni1olag Mpe.
II Miplep un6 8leoIant @traBe.
u Scout nn6, Gaines 5traBe.
73 Bier5ebnte un0 Gaines StraBe
"a 6iinf5ebnte nno @arren ctr.
76 Mdte uno Gaines StroBe.
81 Scout un6 Chiffon 5traBe.
80 Union unb @%albington @trabe
SO Q9te u1ro Gilmore @traBe.
81 Siinfte rno 8aplor StraBe.
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SO Siebentc Str. unb Mlma Mbe.
81 Siebente unb 9upie ctr.
SO. 2eonaro u6 @aibimgtor Str.
81 2ocuIt nnb Marquette 5trube.
80 Mercp &oipital.
SO ct. 8incent's Srpbarags.
1872 5ront mo Moin StroBe.
1913 @ranb Opera &onie. =
124 Smeite nnb Main Strabe..
1875 8urtis Opera Souie.
1875 Mmerican Sbeatre 8iibne.
1877 Columbia Gbeater.
PIP gfiogemoo0 uno @%iIlcreft Ape.
213 Sutton uno Miiiiiiippi Ape.
PIG Gbriitie ct. un6 Summit Mp
312 9ritte un6 9ipiiion Strobe.
313 &odingba1n Moa6 unb 9ibifta
StraBe.
314 Nodingbam &oab uno GONE
StraBe.
315 @lacoie Naidinenral1m.
S16 telegraph Roao un6 @oIff g
319 Buckingham Mon6 unb 2incol
Mberrl1e.
321 sed1te uno Dat Strobe.
1923 Dritte unb 9af StraBe.
324 &odingbam 3oa6 nn6 Ola
Strabe.
800 6ancod un6 2incoIn Abx.
Nenn Gle 9rudfaden b%en5tbtgen
ltnb PROMPT unb binis bebient tperb,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-05

solte man lit gtglono tpirf.
ltd lo1peit fem, oaB 5ieeesberidte
alein nid,t .ntebr als Befdbigungs-
nadJmeis fiir ein Jeloberrntalent Die.
men?
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-05
6%eratsscbcr: s. Glider 8rintins g..
Entered At the PostoffIes at Davenport
% Second Class Matter.

Den r1asItA. Demptrst., etm6Itetrtd
eonrfaaSsNlseabe. feds Gummern febe Wnhe
V,ro m bic Mbonrlenten ,c otefer Staoi fiji
" 1entS pbdentli6 ODER $500 t25rIid Sc
Sprars5ablune frei abeeIiefert
Mtt Der goft auBerbaIb Der gtabt. mad IT
ieito etnem 8oftaint In ben Ser. etaater, 81,
nbllng.
Die epnntass . aussabe, MIR bird bic Rpt
rad febem 8oftamt In ben Ser. stoatex. fcitei
'dprltd s1.oo BET goraus,abruno.
Ier r4aBmSaeutltne Demotrat", ourd OF.
soft trnertaIh Der Ser. Staaten urb 6urd
Lrdeer tn Der Staot $3.50, bel 8nrausaa6Iuno
200; mao @ataha $3.50 uno mad Guropo
1900 per Sabr BET gpralssabIuno.
Se1 yhhdentItde Dempirat", il. 3tpet fbet
"a Wtttipots unb sonnabenbs. toftei Inner,
Nais per 8er. Staaten $2.0n. nod CANADA unc
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-05

@ebellion erideint. tpie Gin setpiiier
@iitorifer in ieiner .GSeididtc Ser Ser.
Staten" an ldreiben lih nidt entz
Rlobet bat, iid nidt srdmen
lpiroen. - 8enn Die alle, ale bos
8eiipiel Der .amerifaniihen Gntbiirgcz
rllng nadabmen ipiiroen 10 tpdre
bns Elm @liid fir Die Mepublif, bas
nber leioer nidt gu erboffcn lit.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-05

Stott Gonntp sparbani
Offices: Siibtpefegde Ser 2ritten uuo
Braob Strabe.
c~ti1oe5abltes 8apital S 250.000.00
ncberidub unb llnse<
8etbeilte @etpinne 100000
Vntbaben i;ber =. 5000, 100000
Bier *rosemt 3inien merSex fir Sc.
soften be5ablt.
8eamte:
Sobn 8. Sab, 8rdiibent.
6enrp S. geterlen, gi3eprafibent.
@uit. Stiiben, &aiiirer.
9ireftprcn.
Senrb s. 8eteris. 6. u. Side, 5. 8.
9ab, 2puis 9mnen, S. s. Gears,
S. 90. Babef. gbip. g. grofett. Gotrid
8. @alb, Sobannes gin6t.
gelb ipirb berIieben auf @rlrbeisen,
tbnm u1o perlDnlide Siderbeit.
@e3ffnet SDrnabenb MbenbS bpn
z BIS 8 1tbr.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-05

s8enn Gle 9rudfaden ben5tbisen
ltnb prompt unb binis bebient tperben
iporen, 10 ipreden gle in Ser offie,
bes nSer 9emufrat" Dor.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-05

@enn man an Sen a~bgeidgten
,@roBfiriten berft, mpB, man ess Sen
griten la1ien, sob file TIRE proBen
Wdinner iood nit mebr Naditdt be-
'banoeln mie Die Mll1ien.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-06-22

CALF LOST-From my place four miles from
Dresden and nine miles from Langdon during
the week OF May 18th, a last falls steer calf,
color red with black stripes over body. Par
ty taking same up will please notify at once,
John Schwan, Dresden, n. D.. As
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-06-22
Iona

Henry f. Baker, cashier of the
First State Bank of Iona was at the
county seat transacting business a
couple of days the end of last week.
Anton O. keil and Andrew Peter.
son left here on Monday of this week
for a trip to the Twin Cities of a
few days, where they will combine
business and pleasure.
Everybody who didn't have to stay
at home went to Lang3on on Monday
of this week to take in the circus
and there were a number to the south
of us noted to be vending their way
in the same direction.
The base ball team went to Fair
dale on Sunday and crossed bats with
the players who are giving the people
of that hust!ing burg quite a name
within the circle of the national game
this season.
Murray Archer, our hotelman and
druggist, accompanied by Mrs. Ar
cher, autoed over to Langdon Satur-
day evening. The trip was made by
the latter in order to have the doctor
lance a finger that for some time had
been affected by q painful feIon.
liver Indahl went east from this
point on the passenger of last Satur-
day evening and will visit until the
busy season of next harvest at a
number of points in Wisconsin, his
old home state. The many friends
he leaves behind wish him a pleas.
ant trip.
S. A. Myrand and wife, drove to
Iona or Sunday evening from their
home in the Weaver neighborhood,
bringing with them Miss Beatrice
Soper, who had visited there. The
latter accompanied her brothers,
William and Andrew Soper, to the
circus at Langdon on Monday.
During the past week John Diet
has been at work building an addi
ton to his blacksmith shop. Wher
he has all the interior alterations ant
improvements complete he will cove:
the building with corrugated iron
adding considerably to the substantial
appearance of his property.
Crops in the Iona neighborhoo,
have been advancing with a stead,
growth since the seeding operations O
last spring. Prevailing weather con.
ditions have been excellent for tn,