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Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1916-05-26
MRS. BLODGETT WAS
PLEASANTLY SURPRISED

The members of the NJ. f.
church Ladies' Aid Society very
pleasantly surprised Mr.. Blodgett
at her home Thursday afternoon,
The occasion being Mrs. Blodgett's
sixty-fourth birthday. A large
fern cake bearing Ga candles was
prepared for the OCCASION. and
graced the center of the table.
Mrs. Blodgett has long been an
Lactive member of the Aid society,
and the surprise was in the nature
of an appreciation of her excellent
work.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1916-05-26

NJ p. Lovgren left Friday morn
ing of last week for his former
home. Wheaton, Minn., where he
goes to be present at the gradua-.
tion of daughter. While there
he will complete arrangements for.
bringing his family to Beach, and
doubtless will be accompanied by
them on his return. This is a
most excellent family, and will be
a welcome addition to our citv.
MIR. Lovgren, who expects to
complete the disposal of the re-
Inainder of his interests there, is
a practical jeweler of many years.
experience, and has made many
improvements in the jewelry
store here which he purchased
some time ago from w. w. Lar
sen. He expects to be gone about
ten days.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1916-05-26

surer are each requiriSSf Sfif 10 give a
surlty bond in the sum of $4,000,
thus securing the company against
possible loss by dcfaulcation.
The present officers of the COM
pany are: President, Clarence
McCIain of Wibaux, vice presi-
dent 5. S. Horn of the Lame Steer
alstrlct; secretary, Charles l Cook
OF the same territory; treasurer.
w. L. Stage of Wibaux. A board
OF nine directors also give personl
attention to the conduct of COM
pany affairs.
FROM the above record it will
be seen that this organization has
grown out of the formulatiye or
experimental stage and now
Htands upon a sound financial
nasls' and we feel that if it's on
erations could be extended to
western North Dakota farmers of
this territory would be greatly
benefited thereby, for not onlv
would it result in financial saw
.ns' nut the annual meetings of
inc company would be productive
OF great good in advancement of
The spirit of cooperation among
the farmers.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1916-05-26

"A Matrimonial Venture" writ
ten expressly for them.
Quarter to Nine-Ducrot, the Wi
zard, illuusory experiments. The
entertainment triumph of it's
kind.
Admission so cents
Wednesday.
Nine O'clock-Funfest for the
children: for the girls-Wa;cr
Sprites' merry making; for the
boys-Fisherman's Drill.
Half Past Two-Christine Giles
Company.
Musical and literary selections
of strictly high grade and strong
in entertainment power.
Three O'clock-Hon. B. F. Nc
Donald, who talks on "Moon-
shine" and uncovers a great many
shams commonly practiced.
Admission so cents
Four O'clock-''Dress Up Pro
gram.
The final stunt for the children
Eight O'clock-Christine Giles
and Bingham, in merrymaking
stunts, the peer of anything in
the entertainment world. Come
and laugh with us.
Admission so cents.
NOTE:Each musical company has
an appropriate Sunday Program
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1916-05-26

Manager J. p. Smith of the
Golden Valley Telephone Co. was
in town on Monday making ar
rangements for certain improve
nacnts On the company's property
here. A basement is being dug
rndcr the office. a new and larger
switchboard will be installed at
once, the present one not being
large enough and about two
blocks of cable will be strung to
take place of The network of
wires that now runs into the
office A furnace will also be in
stalled in the basement before
cold weather sets in.-Sentinel
Butte Republican.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1916-05-26
REGISTER NOW IF
YOU WOULD VOTE.

Everybody must register this
year in order to vote in the pri-
maries next month.
Every voter must also state
what party he belongs to and
have this noted on the poll lists
or he will not be allowed to vote.
Many citizens, it appears are not
aware of these two requirements
at the primary election and have
failed to register and also failed
to designate their party affilia-
tions. The primary election is a
party affair and the law has been
so drawn as to prevent men of one
party voting the ticket of another
party. True, there is a provision
for swearing in voters who for
some unavoidable reason have
failed to register according to
law, but anyone who has tried
this konws how hard it is to do
so.
Remember, you cannot vote un-
less you register, and you must
give your party preference.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1916-05-26

p. C. Erickson, secretary of
the Farmers cooperative Pro
duce Society, accompanied car
load of hogs to the South St.
Paul market Saturday. The con-
:signment was an exceptionally
fine lot of big, fat fellows, and will
bring a high price. Mr.. Erickson
announces that the Produce COM
pany expects to make weekly
shipments of live stock in the fu-
ture.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1916-05-26
PROGRAM.
Saturday..

ootu1uoys
Half past two
Open exercises and Important
Announcements.
Opening Program-The Saw
ranoffs Clever Russian musicians
featuring Russian musical instru-
ments and melodies.
Three O'clock
Stewart l. Long with an inspi-
rational lecture on the work of
Reaching the Goal"
Admission so cents.
Four O'clock
Funniest for the children-The
play specialist meets the boys and
girls and tells about the 'sFox and
Hound" chase which begins at
once.
Eight O'Clock
The 'Savranoffs-A delightful
misical program, rich in variety
and spice.
Fred J. Clark, who delivers a
timely and interesting lecture on
several ];inds Of fools.
$: :;:,.ssinn so cents.
sunday.
''-'f r,s! Two.
600 tM9i i,o!,'e Singers. singing
'''H .'''; SONGS already dear to the
human heart and beautiful beyond
compare.
Three O'clock
Yutaka Minakuchi, a great Jap
anaes scholar and orator who dis
cusses the borderlands of civili-
cation.
Admission so cents.
Four O'clock Vesper Service
Eight O'clock.
Our Old Home Singers, in de-
lightful entertainment of favorite
songs.
Admission 50 cents.
Monday. ...
Nine O'clock Funniest for the
Children: for the girls-Shoema-
ker's drill and other; for boys
Sword Drill, half past two-Cim-
era and his band.
The music of the masses served
in first class mus cal fashion. A
real treat.
Admission 50 cents
Eight O'clock-Cimera and his
band.
A festival of melody in great
volume and superb sweetness. Big
band music at it's best.
Admission so cents.
Tuesday.
Nine O'clock Funniest for the
children: for the girls-Swedish
Lassie's Frolics; for the boys
Volley ball.
Half-past Two-The Bohannans.
Veteran entertainers with Sc
.1ections of rare merit and all SUD.
'erbly done.
Three O'clock-Dr. James J.,
Gordon, Canada's greatest preach.
CT and live lecturer who hits
the bulls eye every time.
Admission so cents.
Eight O'clock-The Bohannaus.
Presenting laughable sketch,
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1916-05-26
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NOTICE TO VOTERS.

= Realizing that a number of =
4 my friends are not aware that =
y the state constitution limits =
y the county treasurer TO two =
x successive terms. which pre- =
y vents me from being a candi- =
= date for that office, as some y
y believe, / wish to state that =
X instead | am candidate for =
= the office of Register OF y
y Deeds. >
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Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1916-05-26
FORDs COME TOGETHER.

Ray, N u. May 24.-Two Ford.
collidcd in head-cnd smashuI
on the Street near the Bijou thea.
Ire. DIR. Scott accompanied b,
Miss Mary Charney and Mr.. ant
Mrs. j. a. Mitchell were drivin.
west, and Gus Reynolds and Ir:
Knox were going east on the same
street, meeting near the theatre
The autos bumped into each other
and were at once put out of com.
mission with broken light, radia-
tors, twisted wheels and axlcs
The occupants OF both cars were
badly shaken up and bruised. The
two cars were hauled over to the
garage for repairs and will cost
the owners a tidy sum.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1916-05-26

Fred Hulscbus. of Harlan, Iowa,
an old friend of the l.. f. Curl
family and the writer, visited this
city Wednesday afternoon, maxi
ing the drive of 1850 miles over
land in his new Cadillac Eight in
but four days and a half. He
stated that though i'm parts of the
trip road conditions were simply
awful, the best roads he had found
anywhere were in the Golden
Valley, and especially along the
Red Trail. where excellent work
is being done. MIR. Hulsebus is
a prosperous automobile dealer
at Harlan, Iowa. He left yester-
day morning for Bismarck, after
a short visit at the Curl home,
on the home trip.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1916-05-26

Otto Wojohn, the young son of
Gus Wojohn, met with a severe
accident Monday morning while
preparing to 80 to school. The
lad was climbing into a rig, and
through a misunderstanding, the
driver started up before he could
gain his seat. When the horses
started, he was thrown to the
ground, the vehicle running over
him before he could get out of
the way. His leg was broken, and
he sustained severe bruises about
the body. For a time it was fear
ed he was injured internally, but
this was found afterwards to be
not the case. He was taken to the
Slough hospital, where he is be-
ing treated for his injuries.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-17
kreiI 4 Go.
Confectionery
1t1t0 8ddetct.
Els SraOp Strabe.
Ybone 632
o<o~o<o%o<o<O

Sci einem Drud Ser
0tterreidiiGen SiinfzSellers aricssz
brtefmarte, Die cine iibcr einen Mb=
bang binabreitcnbe l1lanen=Y otrpuiae
BARTLETT, NOR beim MbfrD1en rer
Srndltod Elm tleiner Metal1pan
uuf einem 9rud@tpd liegen gebliebea.
!9ierbur9 nurbe Dos Marfenbilb in=
1pfern berGnbert, a1s Der erIte Mei-
ter Der patrouile inetnbar Sen rebz
ten 0rm gum @rube erbebt. Sbppbl
Dieter 9rudfebler balo bemerft uno
Die platte sereinigt murbe, 1inb bod
einise taufenO 8ldtter nit bieIem
.Sebler an Die Poitberpaltung obse=
%Iiefert morben unb in Sen Yerfebr
gefpmmen.
Sur @e5ei9nung Der @ren5en
zines @runoitiids iperben jebt Mslf=
pfdbls aus masnetifiertem @iIen
%bertpanbt, bic nit @tlfe zines Mo=
peltompaffes leidt pieber aufsefunz
ben lperben %tDnnen, 1obab es nidl
nDtig 1T, Sag pflalter ooer ben gei<
tenipea in Der Ra6barf9aft rcs
Merfniols aafauretien.
3um 4uffaugen Der leeren Sill
len Der BON einem a1tomut:fden He=
bolper absei6ofenen patronen bat
Elm gnafanoer einen tafieortieen
Ipparct %erfitnoen, Der DEFENDERS fir
Jlisser bpm Nuben TT unh perbinz
bern iol, baB 2eile Der Tluamalhi=
ne ooer sein Tabrt9enolle b1l1 ben
3iil1en getroffen per0en.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-17

oas @iemiie nit ettpas 3itroneniaft.
@s ptrh NIT in Butter eeroIteteu 81,
melfroutons ongeriGtet.
2imozgo6ne II. Man fodt Sic
8o9ncn in Sol5po1er gang tpeiG
un0 rij6rt Die o5estropFten gohnen
ourc3 ein Sie6, 9uf je 2 SaIIen goh=
ntn gtbt mon / GBI0ffel Butter uno
Sal8 NIT pfeffer mad @eIGmad,
Damn rii5rt MON 2 gut geIflagene
@ier II ben grei uno geniigeno 9ro.=
trAnlen, I'm cine Hpue aus Dem 9reT
formea gu f6nnen. gs nimmt etlpd
FL 9aFe trodener &rumen. Mon
beitreiAt Die Roae nit fIiiiiiger 8ut=
ter aao fpenoet lie in 8rotfrumen
ooer in ettpo5 Me6l uno baft lie in
elmer ousgeitridcren gFanne 20 Ri
nuten IN einem bet5en 8adofen. Wenn
MON gu oieTem Gsrid)t Somateu
rei9t, 10 Grou4t man fein SyGeiia CUR
RaAl3eit.
aartoffelfl4be. 4 pit. in
Der 56ale sefodte &artoffeln lper=
ben ob9e1fd(t IND Aur6 Die &artof=
fsllpreft getrie6en. @ier Gbl6ffsl qe=
riebene semmel Tino nit 81 unse
Rflaa5enfett leidat gu brdunelt, oann
ST oe;l &artoffeln 5u ge6en uno su
oerrisGren. ferner Md pisr ge6dufte
@Bl6HFel @e6l uno ein Seel6ffef
9al5. Had0em aIes gut berar6eitet
1T, lperosll runbe &l0Be seformt uno
oabet Die MaiIe gut 3ulammengez
orudt. Sn5ptIden bringt mon @oiIer
m etrem serdumigen apdltopf gum
Sod7sl, Ial3t uno laBt Die al1be obne
9edel oarin toohen, bis iie ole naf
obsn fonl1lren. Damn ipiro Der gopf
pom 5euer senoramen uno Der 9ete[
| paragf9elest; 10 labt man Die alSbe
nod 2 Mlirasten 5is9en llno niurlnt
lie bonn nit Ser G9aumfeQe aug
DEM Bai1er. 9o5 WaTer perfpenoet
aan Den naditen Sag 5lt elmer @ez
miiIeiuppe.
geaampfteg ain6fleii5
m it 81 otpein uno Somaten.
Gin gut abgelegenes NinberIdpana=
ltud li5ergieBt man nit milbem TO-
aenoen Gilig uno ldbt IS "a Stun
ben Sarin Liesen. Gialt troGnst es,
lal5t es, brit es in GeiBsm sSett bon
allen 9eiten braun Oil, giM einiee
5tpisbeli6etben tno Mo1rrii6enIfiide
an Dos 5leiid. fiist l gint gfottrein
unb cine SoNe 5omat,nbre: uno
9a7ort Dos 5leii6 ettpa 2-3 5tun=
oel1, lppbei man IS cinnloI umtpenpeu
auB. Die Gouce fpiro ourdoeoeeen.
nit brauner Me6lidtpibs g%ebunocn.
nil u 5ropFen GpeiIeniirse berlett
ulo snlsst fleine feinaeiGnittere
shdmpfgno1s uno siniee 2Gffel ool
5rpeliG se5odtsr rp6er 56infen 1inz
s%lngetan. Dos JIeii6 icbneibet man
.H 5Ge:Ser. ijbcrfii[t es nit Der
1c.te uno rmoi5t cs NIT tteinen
stdltbrdal %geEratenen &artpFfclu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-17
Scenes aus Mnstatiue.

Sic Staot Muscotine oiirftc oiel=
leidt it cine eieentbiimlide Gage ge-
rotbcn, Tolls oie Sitter Ser Seiiigen
&%ermalnoaD lire angeblid)e 9robl1ng,
in ben glusltanb 5l1 treten, faus man
ibnen feline 2o6nerbobltng bon $40
pro Monat geipabrt, nermirfliden
loaten. Ser Staotratb miro cine Ser
lammlune ~obbolten, ltlt1 oic slniprii=
de Der 9oli5iIten gu belpreden.
Gin Ml1tomobil, bas BON 6. sc.
Wc@id gelenft Dllrbe, uto in oenl
iid oeiict @attill lno oelien Sodter
beiarloen, fpaioirte an Ser oItlide11
3lpeiten StraBe, brett Dor oen 9ii=
ros Der W1,scatine 2ltmber ano 9or
Company nit einent in iiiDlider &id]=
TING fabrenoen StraBerlbabmuagen.
Sralt Mcgia erIitt Bel Dem 3uiam=
menltpB mebrere nnbeoeutenbe
Sdmittmll11ben, mobreno Mc@in nit
einigen Sdranlnen bauonfam.
Seitbem bie 9riide ON ser 3meiten
StraBe reparirt miro, miro Ser Ser
febr 0urd bie Sol5bofc auiredt er=
balten. aQs W1c@ia nit Ieinent slu=
tontobil aus benlelben fabren nollte,
fnbr cine StraBellbabn langiam Den
@ii9el binlu1ter. Wic@ia nerludyte
Damn n1lgeblid, Die arelt5ltng 5l1 foh=
rem, mas linn jeood nid)t aelong. ST
ioll nit elmer groBen @eidminoigfeit
~gefabren ieil.
Sic Maidine tuuroe bei oent s3lt-
%lanlmenitob leidt beidaoiet: Die
Snlalien Ser elben tpdre,l in Der So
sc, iid 1tad 'Saltle 51 begeben, nod.
oem ibnen ar5tlide Silfe 5utbeil &C.
|lporoen mar.
Sn einem nnbemadten Mltgenblid
5og Ser 8 Sabre olte Gidaro Camp.
bea, oelien glterl1 9eo. 912 oitlide 9
StraBe mobnen, eine1 nit beiben
@oiier eefiilten aeiiel bonn Diem
Gin Sbeil oeiieu Sllbalts ersoB lid
ilber ieineh &orper uto erIitt beoerf:
lid)e 9ranomu11oen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-17
Sir 9ouglas 9aig.
Sin G1aratterbilb neg cnatiiaen Sbsr.
befeDlsDabcrs.

Die 2onboner nDailD Moii" berz
offentlinte unlangit ein BON nintiz
mer- befreunoeter Seie" ee5sihnetes
GbarotterbiIb bes enslil4sn S6erbez
feblstaRcrs Sit Douglas 9ais. 9az
tet benefit bos 8lott, es lei lelt1am,
ia %gerabe5u unslaublid, buB iel6It
pas britiide Bublifum BON Sais 10
gut pie, gar nidts ,pi1e. .Mls
9ais," ID bertdtet es meiter, .als
ytod,folser 2pros Jrends pas Sbsr%
tpmmdmbo iiber oie' brittlden Srup=
pen an Der Weltfront %iiberaabm, iuar
er beitenfalIs Eel einisen 2euten uls
l9neioiger 8aoo1erilt uao portreIfz
lider @portsmonn betannt. Mber
pie man peib, 1inb bic Jdbigfeiten,
Die BON einem &apaIeriiten per=
lanst perben, bon Den fir einen
Sberbefe6lsbaber Ell oroerliden 5iemz
li@ peridieOen, uno man puBte
ni6t, baB Saig i'm @tinen ale 1traz
tesii9en 5ragen Oes &rieses nit eez
raOe5u sliibenoem SnterefTe per- olgt
batte. @r lernte tets unb lit audi
be1te nod immerfort beItrebt, gu lerz
men. 9arum bat er it9 nit Sen be-
item 5a9peritdnbigen be5 2anDes
umgeben, beren ieoer fdpn Is Mio=
nate trieserii9er grfabrulg bintcr
ii9 bot. st 90nnt 1id niemals Rube.
uno felbit mdbrenb ieines tdsli9en
@pa5ierrittes lGbt er ii4 BON BEN
einen ooer benz anoern ietner 5tabs=
oifi5iere besleiten, um Oie 3eit 81
belebrenoen @eiprdden gu bsniiben
9aber tommt Is, bab er itets jeoeu
Singer brudbereit auf ben sablloIcr
Soften bes tommpliaierten itratssi,
lden Mpporates berettbdlt. Neir
auberlid lit @aig bur9 ben be1er
@lan5 ieiner blauen Mugen unb 1eir
muitersiiltis gsi4nittenes Slim sc.
fennoeidnet. Muberbem fdlt iepen
8eluher feline srpbe @~iniilbi9teic
auf. SIN ubrisen 1T er eil1 duberi
befaeiOener damn, unb feline 8e.
ideioenEeit se6t 10 nett, bab CT 10:
gar in Dem 9au1e, in Dem er fein'
4rbeit %leiitet, bic anfdHtse frano0:
filde 5amilie ppbnen lteb. Uni
wdbrenb ct fi9 in benz Mrbettsraun
iiber bic &orten beust, t0nt 5piihel
benz 9onnern Der @e19iiBe bellies
lorslofes ainberla4en in iein Sc:
mad berein."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-17
Fir die RIebe,

Gurfen ais @aIat einqez
NJ q d t. 9ier5I fam man aro5e uap
feline Gurfen ne6men. MaE idGit
lie, i9neioet Ie in S6eiben, padt lie
nit 5al5 uno 3niebeli4eiben in eli
nen Sopf uno lGbt lie Big gum anz
beren Sage te6sr, 9as 5al5lpaGer
nirb am 5peiten Sage a~bscgolsu.
Damn fod)t man leidten GIi9 auf,
sieBt i'm fod)enb iiber Die Gurten
uno labt Tie ipieper einen Sag iteben.
g(m oritten Sage eiebt mar Den GiItg
ab, toat i'm no9mals auF unD giebt
tln tpieoer to6eno uber Die @urfen.
4m oierten Ioae nirb ber giIig fpegz
sesohen. Die Gurten iperben gum
M%btropfen ouF Elm 5ieb selegt uao
bann in einen 5teintopf f~olgenoerz
maBsn etngei6i6tet: Sine Saidt
Gurfsn nit 3ipiebeln, 1-2 2orbeer=
blatter, Dill in StreiTen geIdnltten.
Meerretti9 uno ettpas grDbIi9 se'tpz
Benem 9feffer, Damn ipieber Gurten
unb 10 peiter, bis Ser 5ppf boil lit.
Damn fo6t man @einefig nit 3uder
CUT, nno 5ipar auf l Quart Gig /
pFuno Suder, u5lo eiebt Dies tohsno
iiber bic Gurfen.
ainbfIeH@ in brouner
5uufe. M}an i@neibet @9etben
Don sutenl, laftisem &inofleiia.
tlopft unO ial5t lie. sSn elmer Safe
role lGbt mon fem gebadte 5ntebels
nit Butter seI6i4morsn. Man fam
oud etlpas in feline 8iirfel seTdnitts-
slen Sped o~a5useben uno mitbrater
~laiIer. Damn gibt man bas 6leiit
9lnein uno ldBt Is, gut 5ugeoedt, iiber
tleinsm 5euer pei4i@mnren. Sin ne
Mig hciBes WaiIer ooer beige grii5l
sibt mon ie6r porIiatig ba5u, pamit
Die Sunte gut eben, oidlt9 uno traf=
tig bieibt. 3uleBt tpisb Die 8rii9e mil
etrpa5 in Butter braungeroiteten1
Mell sertoat uno gut abgsiamsdt
@elbpur6eln, ii s auer
@s 1T nie5 cine 5ieroe fir jebsn Stff
uno oobei cine auberIt po617dmedsn:
De Sasabe gil 5ieiIn llflp. Die gelb:
ipur5eln (@arrpts) iperben gefo6t
BOD ni9t 5u peiGl, Damn er1 IL
5deiben geidnltten uno nit fem &c:
nar5te1n, seiiibten gi1ig to9eno te:
oedt in Glastannen gsfint.
s@Gpor5nurseln q II
c G HE. 2 bis 3 gfulo S9norslnur.
seln iperoen gut sepubt lnp in 2 3al
lange Stitfe seFanitten, Damn il
Mailer auF selinoem 6e,,er ipettss
.odt u1to abgegrhen. Sn5niiGen Be
reitet man bon 2 bis 3 2Dffeln Me6
in Butter Elm bellies 5aptsmsDl, Der
toGt 6 NIT ! Bis Y Quart lSild
su lelmiser @auce. ni;rst nit @aI
ms gfeffer uno ldBt Bic o%bssgoi1e
fen 5hmar5nurSeln harin ollfzode,1
5ltlebt iGmedt man ab utb mIrs
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-17
9as n%cntrale Gdue6cn.

Ser idpeoi1de MiniTterp Iibenl
9alnmeriti0lb getpe9rte unldnsit st=
mem 8ertreter Der MfIpciateo pyeb
cine unterre0ung, in Der ct, auf bic
NeutralitGtsfruse einsebeno, betonte,
bab S9peoen bon 8eyinn Des &rie=
ges an felt an ieiner ansetunotgteu
Neutralitdt nod alien Seiten bin felt
bielt unb boffentlih alien @9pierlg=
tetten gum 5roB au9 baran wiirbe
feItbalten tDnnen. gine Srieoensner=
mittluns tonne fir @dpeben jeBi
ni9t in 8etradt tolnmen, ga Elm fpl=
der Werfud aur5eit arf beioen Set
ten llnbant ernten piiroe. Den 53e1t=
tralmddten pdre niht bamit gepient
lpenn bebauptet ipiirbe, 59peoel
banole in ibrem MuftraS, % ibrs "a,
ee babur9 unslinliis ar9elebin muir,
be. 9eim 8ierDerbann aber miirpe eth
9ermittlunssuerfu9 altf Sen Der
oa9t itpben, mir molten letnst Sem
Den belfen. Muf heiben @eiten allr
ipiirbe unier gorseben als unlteutral
alfsefabt iperben.
9te i9iparaeu 2iiten bes @ierber=
banbes ieten fir pie idneoH9eu
giirser eine 9ei6ranlung ibrer Hedy=
tie, bic gu i9iisen bic ipfpeDifAe SIC.
gterung berufen lei. 6oifsntli9 per,
De ii6 Mmerita nic@1 BPM 5uiommen=
geben nit anoern rea!sa!.nl gtaaten
abbalten ~laIien. @s lit ireilih lpe=
niger unter Dem Arles ols bic Der
&rteasI6aupldgea ndberaelegenel
@taaten. Das 8%erlanssn. @nlpeoen
iole feline .@infubr an selpiHeM Ma=
rem auf ben 9urdYGnittsperbrald
friiberer Sabre beidrdntsn, lei fir
@6peben unaanebmbor unn bsrlids
1i6tigt. niat bic @erdnoerlnJ poer
Die ~,t.ie2runs bes 8ebaries ouyc,
b: @...,oiull.l9 Der 1bipe5i den ,Sn=
oul...e, Die purd lngeriiaenDc apb.
itoIi5ufabr ni@t se1emmt msS0ta
bi re.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-17
Mtnfs aus Sod Sslaub.

Srdlilein guno Sleling, mel6c
piele Satire lang inn bieligen Geitanlt
~gearbeitet fat, ltorb geltern 5ll iriiber
Wor9enitltnoe in Der @obnl1lg bon
u. S. geperlin, go. 1900 5. apenne
1poBnbaft, an ben 6olgen Ser 2lil,gen-
ent5iinoung. Sic geeroisllng eriolat
mor9en Nad)ntittag auf Dem Gbip-
piannof 6rieobof.
Die Gabingeidiebene fonlltc i6ret1
Terpflidtllngen Dor 16 Gagcn llidjt
nre6r nadfpmmen, % iid mieocr gn=
5eid)en Scr Sullgeucnt5iinonng einge=
lteat batten. Sbr 3llltnllb perihlint=
merte iid oerortig, bis lie Ser Sdnit-
ter SOB BON ibrem 2eiocn crlolte.
Sral1leih Sueling lpltroe in God
Sslan0 gcborcn. Sic nor nabesll %
Sabre am bieiigen Yoitamt tb0tig
nno lie bat iid ob ibrer eifriaen
Yflidterfiinung itcts Sen 9anf mo
Die Md)tl,ng iGrer gorgciettcn mo
Wtltarbeitcr eingetragelt.
Sl1 Dem bon Der @ranb SSllrp aus
geferti9ten @eriGt, 1pcld)er gelterll
Gid)ter Gbalrd} n~nterbreitet ml,roe, iii
geger Garl &abn, melder beldlllbiai
moroen mar, Den @irtb Charles
&rlleger in beIien 2ofnl erld)olien 81
babet1, cine amf Mprb lalltel1oe Mrl-
flage erboberl moroel1.
@eaen ben uSitnep" -Sa6rer Safe
Salfopitd), Ser bcidutloiet mproc1
NOR, @omin Sfernau nit ieincr Ma.
|id)ine iiberfabrcn ltlb gctobtet SIT 30.
ben, muroe cine altf SpDtl6lag lalt.
tcnoe g1tflage erboben.
Sic 0eide bon Carl 6. 8ri0aema
ter traf 9eiterlt aus G~lcoelano, ..
bier Elm. Ser 8erltorbcl1e, pelfel
80 Sa)re alt mar llltb picle Sabre il
Hod Sslano gemcbnt bate, biibtc ieil
2eben Dabreno Ser Musilbllrg ieile.
Gieniies als Ha1gircr Elm. Sine @1t
5abl @agen lparcn bon einem BUG,
gelolt moroelt nno mebrere @agel
Illbren gegen bielelben, als grioge
mater allf einem @agel1 Itano. s.
itilr5te 5piiden spci @agrn nno mllr
De bon oet NGbert iibcrfabrer; ma,
leillen iofortigcn SOB sur 5olge batte
Ger anf 10 trallrige @eile INNS Sc
@efon1nlene miro bon %ieirer @attil1
elmer Spd6ter, ieilter Mlttter, cine.
sd)tpelter l1llo 5ruei @riloern iiber
lebt.
Sn 9tod Sslalto liebcn lih ge1terl
folgenoe Scr n1cn Seirat6serlaltb
niBid)ei1e mtsitelen:
Sobn sc. groaofort @laoitolte
Gonaoa, ulto Sri. 6lora g. Sartmall
Itfiniol1, 81.
6ranf S. gefer 1lno SRI. Soui
2a1prence, Gaper1port.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-17
acueerlid, f,tltipirt.

Nllf eincm gder in Ser Nabe einer
i9ipabiiden Srtidaft sebt Elm r@l1lli-
lder &rie9sgefangener III Ser belltldcn
Hlanfa bil1ter einem nit 5ipei Gdlen
b%elpan1ten 9flug. Ser bin5utrcter1bc
idndbilde @admatm betradtet Sic
Grippe ani6eiteno nit srobem @oblz
gefallen u1b ruff Ben Hlliien err1lln-
terno 5n: u5eit MO 81 III an beutl6c
8affenrpd neig'ltedt bat, baut beine
ell gang anDera 8eipett bot Sir. "