davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-27
Seine SDdItprcilc fit Gier.

Ser @eirath Ser ReidSpriifllngs=
itelle fir 2ebenslnittelpreiie trat IN
ieinem slnsidnnB fiir lRilch Butter,
Sale lno Gier, llnter Dem goriis Oes
Observation-Disclosures 9lliellsfp su ei=
ner Siblulg 5uanlnlen. Sn elmer
enlightenment susiprade ii6er bieger-
'bralni)sregelllng Der Butter ltl1o lolt=
tiger Sette apllroe feltgeltellt, oaB
Don elmer allgeneinelt 8lltternotb
feline 9feoe lcir fonne. Sir bie De
bcblng Ser Sdapierigfeitel, bie lib
al ein5elnen Stellen ill Ser Butter
perlorgung crgeben baben, tpllroel1
perIdlieoene, pobl our6fiibrbare gor-
idlage genladt. @et Ser tpeiter sur
9elpre6lutg geltellten SSraee Ser 9fe-
gellng oes @ierperbraudeg 1tno ser
-chpaigen Seltletung BON SDd)ltprei-
len fir gier beItano ltcbereinltinl=
rnnG oab lpeoer cine @erbrald)sre-
aellng nod cine 4reisieitieslmg pon
9teldls apegen allr5eit 5lpedmaBig iei,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-27

Imeloct, oal3 bie Geltreicber aeipille
Gbetle Der italieniider Gtel(ungen
nabe Sslabia beicbt llnb 1197 @efan%
gene 9cn1a6t baben, lpprlllter 45 Gffiz
5iere.
9ieGelegatcn Ser nlontenegril1ilden
9egieutng babcn eeltern slbe,lb l1br
Die slrtifcl nntcrsei6net, ipelde ii6er
Die g'icoerlesrng Der 8affen banbcln.
Sic Gntlpaffnlln9 lit ibpn 10 sienlib
bpllltanoig pol5osen unb e5 iteben 1,ur
mod flcinc montenesr. slbtbeilungcn in
ldiper sllgangliben @cbirgsbiitriftel1,
Die aber audi nic1t mebr fdlnpfen, lon<
bern baralf tparten, baB Sic Scltrei1er
fomn1en nnb ibnen bie 8affen abz
ncbmen.
Sritild dc gerluit in G.oper t
gerlin, 26. San. 9as @amburs
ger Sren1oenblatt bericbtct, baB cine
Der BON ben bcutfden Sliesern am
Nlnntag abaeiporfcnen gpn,bcn auf elm
0'inenlager fiel, ipcldes erplpbirtc
|nnb cine 9rpbe 3erltDrlulg anri6tcte.
Gin Sffi5ier llno "a splbaten ipurben
gctobtet.
Mcbrerc nit Grobiant bclabene
Giicnbabncars llnb cinise @auier ipltrs
Den 5erltDrt lnb Elm i'm Soufen liegenbea
Sranspprtlbiff io belhdoigt, bab es
perlal1f. 90 idiper peripul,bete Yerlp=
men ipllrben nod einen 2ollbpuer
6oIpital transportirt.
2onbon e3ripartet mieber
3cppcl in b c Tm6.
Comb . II, 26. San. 2a6 Sic ge<
bDrben Sen balpi9en gieberbeginn bpm
3cppelin ~slngriffen ouf 2pnbon err
|parten lmb Die Gefabr fir sic 9epDls
fcrllng fiir grDBer balten ais ie 5uppr,
lgebt aus Scr Gcr0ffentlicbllns bon 9Spz
ltSeiiparl1llngen berpor, in ipelhen cs
beibt: Sic fiir5lieb berfiigic Grb6bun9
beg Sefplbe5 ac9en feinblide Slug5el1se
im Observation-Disclosures mabt es ltptbz
ipcnbis fir Die gcpolferuns I'M Safe
bon 2nftangriffcn, 9ccfllng gil il1den,
ltm bor Sen bcrabfallenbel1 Sragmenten
lnlerer slbpebr9ranatcn iiber 5u
leil1."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-27
Sic W,incrfonucntiulr.

q rb t miro mad ablnnf
Der &pntrafte fprt9eicst.
Snoianapolis,, 20. San. Sic
8onpention Der Ser. Miuer bon slmez
rifa nabm heute nen geldtuB an. Sic
arbcit nacb slblauf Ser ietisen apn@
trufte am 81. Mdr5 nidt ein5ultellell,
lplange nod ilber neue slbmahungen
llnterbanbelt miro. 9iad eincr lal1gen
9ebatte l1in1nlten etlpa 1000 Der
1900 3elegaten fiir Sen bonn 8rdliben=
ten ssSpbn g. @bite gen,ahtcllGnrIdlas
Der 9aihteinlteluu9 Der srbeit.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-27
Snaiicrt.
Sapan ltellt micbcrSoroe e
rlltl q Ell an China.

=
2onb 0 II, 20. San. Sic iopaniIde
Hc9icrlng fat oem dineliieben Sc
Ianoten in Sofio sur l1e6ern1ittlung an
lelne 9aegierlng cine 9sote be6dnoiat,
ipelde Z Sprberungen entGdlt, bie int
japaniIhen Gro9ranum Ses lebten
Srilbiabres eingeIdloiieu lparen, lpie
Der vWand]clrer Guardian" aus fern
pltlideu Gltellen erfabren Fat.
Ser Guardian" Ipric6t bie SpfTz
nung aus, bab bieie 9tadridt pifi5ieG
bementirt lperben lpirb, neil bieie Nprz
oerungell ais lie frii6er geitellt tpurz
Den, pollcr @efa6r fir Gbinas llnabz
ibanaigfeit parcn llno bieie5 9leid llnz
ter Die Gorml1noldaft Sapan5 gei1ellf
baben ipiirben. u@s lit Sic slbiicbt ltno
6pffnung Ser britilden GoIitif, fabrt
Sas glatt fort, China itart unb lmobz
hansis su ie6en, bamit es iih frieolid
ltno pbne ginmildung elmer Srenlbz
n1adt entlpideln fDuue."
vGs lit cine Gflibt, bie mir iptpobl
uns lelblt lpic China ldltiben, iogt
Der Guardian I6lieBlid6, i6m in bieler
9inlidt bebiilflib 8l1 lein llnb mir baz
ben aild enorme neaterielle Snterelien,
pelc6e Das bcrltdrfen, mas fir llns Sic
Iein5ig riftiac ltno eere9te 9olis
tif ilt."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-27
'entidicn lid ie6lieblib aescn bie antiz
Griegsbelpegllng.
@cni5eios niro pro-
Sciiirt.

gerlin, 26. San. Sic 3eitune
1ltro in Sofia bringt cine 9epelde bon
@tbell lponact Ser grie6ilcbe aron@
aniualt anf gefcbl Oer giegierung bas
@crfabren ge9en @r Gremier @eniz
selos (ipegen @o6pcrratb?) begone
nen babe. gSenn bieier gricdilde
Staatsmann iid nictt gum @crbDr
ltellt lpll cr bcrbaftet lpcrben.
Sebt gemei niam me anglo :
trans. glncf cfabe.
2onbntL 26. San. @pn 1ett an
iperben fran5Dlii6e ariessidliffe. ben
cnglildcn in Der glpdaoc i'm &anal
tunb in Der ginrbIee belfen ltno iicf ON
Der Gurdiildltng Der Soften uno aarz
sos bctbeilisen.
ssSn 3ufllnft miro Sranfreid ou9 in
alien Die Slofaoe bctreffenben Sragen
sll gatbe se5oaell ltnp aemeiniame
anglp : fra15DliIfe 9lntiportcn iperben
altf bie ettpaigen 9rpteite Scr Ncutra-
len 9egeben iperben.
9ebatte IT'D ber 8Iodabe.
Comb IL, 26. San. 2as 9ielultat
Der beliti9en Tarlmnentsbebatte iiber
Die 8lodabefra9e mar, bab bie britilde
8egierllng BET ibrer Musbungerungs=
politif bleibt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-27
Sas Mardjem pon Scr rniiiidcn Sis
1nccr6afu.

7ie elrgIiiden 3eitllngen bradten
in Ser lestelt 3eit nit Sorliebe &ar=
tcnifi55en, 0ie 0ie geoelttlng elmer
Gilenbabnlinie oarlegen iollten, oie
irn @inter 1914 bon Der rl1iliihen
9fegierl1ng beldlolien lpl1roe, Inn oeu
eisfreien @ufeln slleranoromsf an ser
&nlabuht nit oeln finllil6ell nDer
rtliilchen giienbabnneb SIT perbill=
ben. sl1geblid) ioll oieie 8abn, oie
10 lang lpare pie pom 9forOfap bis
Gbriltiallia, ltob III oieien sSabre fer
tig luerocn.< sll SSirfli6feit banOclt
es lidl ober Nlll1r Tim einelt ssinterlpeg,
Der ouolrd) 5llltanoe fommen loll,
0aB fit Die Sdlitten ilt slbltanben
bon ie elmer balben Sagereiie Inter
flmftsbalrler ln1o Stdae gebal1t lper-
oel. Srot Ser 9roben slll5abl bon
Nerben, Die angeblid} fiir oieIelt
'Sd}ncepeg Don Ser rlliliiden 9iegie-
rllng sur @erfiigl1g aeitellt perOen,
miro es allo oltrh 0ie Salbiniel aola
eln lpeiter SScg bis gum gisn1eer
lcilt. sSeet rnad)t Ser norlpegiihe
'Sefret1r oes 9eobel- -Sssnltituts, Serr
Raanpalo agipe, barauf allflnerflam,
|oaB Ser &afen slIeranoroapsf oas
ibnl allsaeltellte quite 3eug1ib Ser
gisfreibeit gar niht pcroient, ion-
ocrn falml me1iger felt Don gis per-
lperrt miro als Ser bon slrdangelsf.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-27

1liidtlinee, ste @ele=
gcnbett batten, bem 8eIu9 bes 3aren
i'm liibli6en geiiaroas,l bei5aIppbz
men, eradbIen BON furhtharen 0srfpl=
gunsen unO 9ransfulierungen, beren
Die SebDlterllna BON feiten Der Bplt=
sci ouseeiebt mar. Diefe Bate MaB=
nabmen fir ois giGerbeit bes 3oren
getrpffen llno banbbabte oie a(h<
fperrungsmaBre9eln duberit itreng;
nur befonbers gebor5ugte ipuroen
suselaler. 3u9lreide sSr1ternierlnseu
puroen sur go1itd)t porgenolnn,en;
iefbit pom Militdr burftsn nidt
iamtlide Sruppen befiliersn. plelz
mebr nur bebprouste, bnrd ibre SAT-
lertreue beirdbrte Sruppenforper.
Dertii.rttf9e MiniFsr
bes Snneru galaat 9ep CAB unldnsit
gu @bren ocs syinan3beirates ber
beutiden 8otlGaft in &onitantiuopel,
@ugen b. Waiier,nann Elm s(bz
fehieosei1en, poau bic SpiBen Der
eHegierung eingela0en paren. Soier=
BET iibersab 9aloat 8eD unter Dem
Musbrud allfri9tieer Wnertel1nung
fiir beien Wirtiamteit in Ser siirtei
9errn b. Waiermam- bie inn bonn
@ulto,l perliebene erpbe goloene
2tatat Meoaille. @anermonn, bel=
len lnebr ipie cinid1rige Wltnipn Bel
Der beuti6en 8ptlbaft in &onftantiz
nopel iebt ibrem Mbi9lub entessen=
aebt, lpirb bemnd6it CUR periDnlihen
gert9tertattutg naD Berlin reiIer.
Die 2annesto II, IN / ! lion
fir ben Mieoeraufbau Ser olrd) Sen
.&rteg serftDrten Wobnitdtten in Gaz
lioieu bielt in Wien llnter Sem gorz
iib bes Grafen &arl &buen Sober
parp cine Sibung ob. Plus Dem
&pntmiiIionsberi4t gebt berpor, bab
81 9rtf1aften unb mebr als 5000
5Gllfer uno giebengebdube onrd) Die
Snpalipn 5ert0rt lporben fins. Die
Soften Der 9eritellung iperben auf
~ Millionen Rronen psranldlaat.
8is3er iinb 3,5 Milltonen aronel,
einssfloiIen. Der 9orlibenoe erlpabn=
ts i1lieBli9, bab Wiener, gerIiner
nno ungariihe 8ereine an Der 6ilfs=
attion fir bic 5eritDrten &arpatben=
oprfer teilgenpmmen lnb ii6 audi
III 9eutidlano fir oieie 9lttipn reyes
SntereHe tunogebe,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-27
granriscs Gus bcr Sentlbcn Ncfausc=
itclr lit Gibiricn.

3 alt enbc nj Ser ltn g er1 n.
Gun Sraneisco, 26. San.
Sanlcnbe bon belttIhcn nno Dltreiz
diid@nngarildcn &ricssscfansenen i'll
rltlIildcn nScntrationslaeern IN Si<
birien linb uam &erbun9ern llno in<
folge Scr ltnbilber beg Iibiril6clt @in1
ters am Sterbeit", ipic s. gS. @nfe<
fielb, Gin Gan Sranciscoer @ei6aftse
manu- bcri6tct, Der 9ienstag an @orb
bcs 9nnrpfers 9binbo Marn bicr cins
traf. @crr @afefielD bate iid lebtcn
gnmner nit Ser ebclnaligen srau
Sobn 8. Gpreefel5 jim. in $opnplrlu
perbeiratbet, unb Damn mar bas Eaar
bnrd5 Gibiricn gereilt.
uslls id lebten gtppember in g6ita,
Sibiricn, lpar". beri6tetc 6err @afe=
fielh, 0iparen bereits 300 @efangene
in cinem bprti9en Eager aus Nla,tgel
an giabrllng llnb on Sen SpIgen ser
bitteren @alte geitprben. SIRE Gage
mar trallrtg. Ssie mir nnitgetbeilt ipur%
Sc, mar sic rliiilcbe @egicrung nidt
imltanbe (?). ir9eno etipas CUR 8els
ierung ibrcr Gage 5ll tbun.
ugs befanben iid) bprt 1lnsefabr
$4,000 Gefangcne, sic in ibren 5cr>
lhlilienen ltnifprmcn 9elpeguneen
lnadten, I'M ni6t 5u crfrieren. gtlide
bon ibnen trllsen Sbierbdl1te. l1eberall
III Sibiricn iinb Sounberttaulenbe bpl1
@efangcncn. @ieleu Mamern mllb
@ilfc gebradt ncroen, ipibrigenfnlls
Gaulcnbc ltcrben ipcrben."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-27
9rObibitiun lit auuiiiana scid)lasen.


aSen Srleons. 26. San. I'M
ooliltdnSi9e gcriefte ii6er sic 9eltrigc
oenlotrottld1e Grimdrluahl 3eigen, baB
Der iesige eeneralartpolt 81. e5. g[ea=
lant bon shreveport ols @nupernellrsz
fanoioat NIT $4,000 bis 4o.000aGe6re
beit ii6er Shomas s. Barrett. ebenfaa5
ton Shreneport, eeiie9t bot.
2teGro6ibitipnsfrage ipar Oic6allptz
rrage in oieler sSabl. Ser erfolgreicbc
aanoiSat tit fiir Sic Setbebulltng bcs
lettgell Soealoption : o5eleses. ndbz
reno Barrett o;e ginfiibrlng Ser groz
blbtt'nil Surt1 ein slmenSmcnt sur
@crTailllng befiirlportetc.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-27
stiQe Sclhen.

.uGtner tiidiIhen &ranfbeit lit er err
lege1."
Gr Itarb ntdlt lpic aubere Sen s5cloens
tno.
0ton bort oieie 9}at6ridt nit ipet,is
Grrcgcn:
Gin slerStelditfia al-ou lieber G5ptt!"
llno ood, CT bat 10 tapfcr geltritteu
sste ciner Der Socloen in blutiger
Sflud]t,
Sbm folgte Ser Spo olrf ie9licten
Sd)ritten
llno bat i'm lmlollert bei Sao unb bei
gia6t.
llno lpabreto CT bilft llno rettet Elm
Seben,
Ser slr5t, CT neib es, mas Ielbit i'm
beorpbt,
2a gibt's feine 9edltng, nid5t ldiitel1oe
@rdhcn,
sln iebent @ettc mintt linn ser Sob.
CT mcib es uno ueidt niht nno gebt
ms geroerben;
er ipeib es - i'm talictt feiu liebenz
Ser Sreltno.
y(it Iebenoen sluseu rnuB elcno CT
Iferbe!t
gb' Der slaerIoIcr linn cnolid erIheint.
vginer tiicfiiden aranf6eit lit er erz
legen",
Gr itarb niht ipie onoere Sen Selbenz
too.
9'an bort oieIe gfachridt nit tpenig
Grregen;
Gin scr5teididlul-bl lieber GpttI"
Sr. slrt6llr Spge5.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-27
Sannaruad)t.

stiirmiid iauien Die @inbe ein6er.
Sa itebt er altf einiamer @adt.
am @in1mel bangen Die 8olfen 10
ld)lper,
Sui, Mobell @ie Ihallris bie gfadtl
Rraliel11b itiir5t MIN Der 9fegen berab,
CT nadt I'M gtllrme alleinl
Sic @aiier, lie ipiiblen Elm l1alles@rab,
Sui, @abel! 9enflt blt auh fem?
Ser gturnripinb, Sic golfen, Ser
8egen 10 lthiper,
sic bradten linn feine g3otbl -
@crlpren pfeift cine &uael babcr
5ui, @iabell iie sab linn Sen SOB.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-27
@rattbfataitrppbc iu scattlc.

seattle, @alb, 26 San. @3au
slaubt, paB IA Gcrlpnen bcute ibr 2e~
ben i'll eincm 6elter berlorcu baberl,
incldes Das Snnere bes 5ziiDdtgen 9a@
9crballics BON Cabot @aIter 5erlrorte.
3 @1dnner famen beim @biprrng bonn
5. Stpd SIT Sobe, 3 itarbeu Sen grz
lticfunssz pber Scucrtoo ltno s neroen
nerlnibt.
9as Seucr bra6 i'm uicrten gtpd
in ciler @acngc ppn fcudtem @anf
aus, Ser BORT gctrpdnet lpuroe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-27

aus @%ongel on 6dden, ii6cr meGcfe or
9umentirt peroeu fouttte, auf ltn6ez
ltlf1nlte 3eit perto9en ,nltBtc.
ss nor mabrlcbcinlieb 5un crlten=
mai in Der @eIdidte bieIes @cridtes,
paB Elm Iolder 3lltanS einsctreteu lit.
Cine SiBlna Inn 6ereits ausgearbeiz
tete GntId1ciounsen sa berfiiiben, miro
arn 81. Saluor 9ehalten lu1o bann
miro cine @ertastng bis sum- 21.
Se6ruor ciHtreten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-27

ssiro aber aacn, elnidein nad ablcbncna lauten.

lbn Hcit oaauf 9opadete aontrcbanbc eu6on
es banSel m oabc &eini9fein Qtsna6ncae M6er
Gn9ano benubt bieIen 9oranN, ogencracn 4rdiScnt
@tlon bat aud cine nele SdTa6rs6a fir s50z
oooooo Sampler balten acn2 SSn57e perarter oSer
beranT pben f6nnen 9ber in ricgscitcn bn arineom r
seriasuns ieben ionen Sbodeb Sill m quite 2onotroBn bonn
@ou angenonmen 2a sl6eso6ergdt i'm Satire ridan=
Dig - @o erenno aufgearbetet 3iucio nfts 7 6un
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-27
Ser Rcaen Hppft

slus ciueln ghiieensrabcn I'M @e<
ltcn bril1gt Sic Sreie Suberilhe sdule
seitlng folgenbes @ebidt:
Ser &esen flopft auf Sen l1ntcrltano
ggSie cine f,1nbcrue Gpbtenha,lo.
l1nb braubcu, INNER Sen @rabcn
cntlang
@Dr' idl cs idrcitcn nit idleihcnScm
Sang.
Mandmal ldipeiecn' sic Sdrittc ltia,
SSie ipenn gincr laltlden llnb lallern
lpta.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-27

2inpleum befebt i'm ipelen!liz
S9en aus Sort. @s ntrb bergeitellt,
inbem man auf eine nnterldge BON
srpber Suteleinnano Elm @emenge
bon feinem &ortpulper llno 2elnDlfirz
nis In bider 56idt parm olifprrbt.
Die eegldttete SberEdhe ipirb init
Selfarben in mannigfaden Muitern
6enalt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-27
Sic Wdrfte.
&ru6xfte.

g9icago, 26. San. @ei5en
1864 0iai, 1864 Srli.
&orn 1915 Mai 1895 Suli.
@afer 5512 @aai, 1917 Suli.
@etreioe fiir 8aar: SEQ. 2 rotfer
Ssinter 139; 90. 2 aorn rs;
iStanoaro Safer SO.
Gogger 9so. 3 - t04.
lNnrite - GS-Sl
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-27
git5 nns ErupiFonen.

9 9icaeo1 26. San. 9linopieb
3llfubr 10000. Stiere 5000 o.
so; &ii6e uno Iilloer $3.30-S.25;
&dlber $7.75-1t.O0.
'Scflpeiue 3uillbr $1,000. 15c
l1ie0rlger Sill S6.95-7,65; 5umeilt
5ll $7.35 7.55.
sdafe 3uflr5r 10000. sseit 81,
81 10 500; siinner $3.50 bis
$110o.
@efliiael 15c.
Sntter Creamery % SOC.
gter 9rina 26 &c.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-27

Srl6 ucrflbacn aben i Scr Meeicrng neriporfen up Sic
Sppot1on gescn Mtar5pang ensce Sic bctreinbe out<
On NIT 100000 100000 angpnn1c gdrcbcn fir Nrez
0n aber nt Greis Geni5ps ariedcu @ronouz
mat ooraelaoen - llnS tpib pabrdel proi 2onSon
birbtet 3eppin lbcraue sanblde gebanbIlnQ ser
tenon6cn cfan9enen in sibrcn ncbn a Sa1cneu inz
folgc oul9er &dltc
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1916-11-24

The dead emperor was q man of
great sorrows. His troubles began
at an early age when, instead of
counting and marrying the Princess
Helena of Bavaria according to
the choice made by his mother,
he married her sister, Elizabeth. His
mother and all Europe turned against
him and her for that, and the scan
dal-Mongers of an empire worked for
20 years to break down the high and
holy affection existing between this
monarch and the woman he chose
for his wife. At last they succeeded.
She was made to believe that he was
untrue to her, and in a fit of rage
and jealousy, before she knew that
she was being lied to, she severed
their relations and the home was
broken up. She afterwards became
convinced that she had been the vic
tim of false charges and she and
the emperor tried to mend the breach,
but the scandal-mongers bounded
them till they again broke up the
home. Their only son died, the en-
peror's relatives have been meeting
with tragic and unnatural deaths
ever since, and he has been a man
of great sorrows, broken-hearted
since the present war assumed such
unheard-of proportions, and he dies
at the age Of SO, bemoaning the fact
that he had started the great war.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1916-11-24
SPRINGFIELD

j.; Baird was over from Fort Hall
last week buying hay for his cattle
Dewey Blackburn has returned
from his trip to. Salt Lake City.
Johnnie Hutchinson made a bust
ness trip to Blackfoot on Friday.
w. r. Leach and daughter, Annie,
motored to Blackfoot on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Shelman and
children left the last Of the week for
their new nome in California.
Norvall Leach has returned from
Blackfoot.
Mrs. ]. w. Hutchinson and children
arrived Tuesday from Logan, Utah,
where they have been for some time.
A government trapper is now To-
Gated here, trapping for coyotes and
trying to check the hydrophobia adj
vance.
Ralph Parsons killed coyote on
the Cowan ranch this week that was
thought to have been rabid.
Mrs. John Coumerilh departed this
life at the Blackfoot hospital on Sat
urday, November 18. She had lived
here for number Of years and was
we'll liked and loved by
those who knew her. The husband
and three children survive her, Opal
Linden and Lawrence. The SYM
pathy of the community goes out to
the bereaved ones.
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MORELAND

William Hardy lost a valuable
mare by having her leg broken II
the lavas recently.
Wallace Lindsay, Of Groveland, and
Miss Bertha Crouch, of this place
were married at Salt Lake last Wed.
nesday.
The new depot is completed and
will be dedicated with appropriate
exercises In the near future.
Mr.. Helm, of Salt Lake, is visiting
at the o. A. Honnold home.
Mr.. Jones has sold the property
he bought of Mr.. Estby to a milling
company.
Ralph Robbins has a new motor
truck and Mr.. O. Estby has new
Ford.
c. F. Dahman and wife were call
ers in Moreland, Sunday evening.
Mrs. G.. l. Stone and her mother,
Mrs. Spicer, have returned from
Weiser, where they made an extended
visit with relatives. They report Mr..
J. J. Spicer and wife in good health
and like their new home fine. Mr..
and Mrs. Spicer were former resi-
dents of Moreland and will be remem-
bered by their friends here.
Rathmus Knudsen has gone to
California to enjoy more genial
cline than good old Idaho.
There will be box social at the
M. e. church at Moreland, Friday
night, December l. All ladies are
requested to bring boxes. The ladies
aid quilt will be given away that
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Speaker have
gone to Oregon. They went there
in their new saxon car.
Mr.. Jones and family have moved
into Blackfoot for the winter.
o. A. Honnold left for Chicago
last Saturday with 10 car loads of
sheep. He will visit his father and
other relatives in Illinois before re-
turning.
Joseph Williams has returned from
Salt Lake where he has been visiting
his daughter, Jennie who has been
ill for some time.
There will be school entertain
ment at the hall at Moreland, Tues
day night, November %.
Lewis Robbins and wife and H. A.
Benson and wife motored to Black
foot last Tuesday night and attended
the show. ~ /
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WICKs

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Sandlin and Mr..
and Mrs. Allan Young were Sunday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Thomp-
son.
]. e. Teney arrived home on Tues
day from Elk City, Kansas.
The G. A. Powell and George Dunn
families omtOred to Presto on Sat-
urday evening to attend the house
warming at Frank Just's.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Miller and Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. Park took Jean, the
little eight-year-old daughter of Mr..
Parks to Salt Lake City on Friday
where an operation for appendicitis
was performed on the little girl.
We are informed that the operation
was successful and the patient is
getting along nicely.
Mrs. Lulah e. Smith visited the
school here on Wednesday.
A dance will be given in the new
school house on Saturday night.
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ing with his new bride from Iowa.
The happy young people are being
given a royal welcome.
Church will be held next Sunday
morning and evening at the school
house; Lutheran and Baptist.
Edith, the little six-year-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Carr, died
Thursday of an attack of heart fail
ure. The sympathy of the entire
community goes to the bereaved
parents in this hour of sadness.
Adrian Siesser had the misfortune
to have good saddle pony crippled
Tuesday.
Mrs. D. E. Arms, Mrs. Glen Part
ner and Mrs. j. T. Dvorak were in
town Tuesday. They visited at the
Johnston home south of Taber.
The box supper at the Taber school
Friday evening was great success.
Herman Steffens lost his best horse
Friday, supposedly fro mrabIes
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NOTICE TO PUBLISHERS

We have for sale, two subscription
books, Pierce's interchangeab Bile pat
ent, capacity 1920 names each, nc
stitches broken, outside of cover
scuffed by use. The books cost new,
$3.50 each; will sell for $3.50 each.
Our list has outgrown their capacity
and we are using the larger ones.
In estimating the size of booksnheed-
ed for your list ALLOW at least rs
per cent for waste between the lists
for your various post Offices. Send
cash for books and if dissatisfied after
making examination we will refund
the money on return of books. The
Idaho Republican. adv.
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ROSE

s. A. Judd has purchased "a new
Dodge car.
The farewell party of Mr.. and Mrs
James Chapman was well attended.
Miss IVA Olzen had the misfortune
to fall and break her arm. She was
able to continue teaching the first
of this week.
Louis Felt and Harrison Jackson
and family motored to Thomas, Sat-
urday, where Mr.. Jackson is trying
to find suitable location.
Z Farley P. Price has just returned
home from a visit in Salt Lake City.
Miss Wilma Golf is able to attend
school again after her recent illness.
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INDIAN PONY LOST

Tuesday night, October 81, brown
horse weighing about 900 pounds
disappeared from a hitching rack
back Of the Model cafe, Blackfoot
at about 9 o'clock. He was branded
with q character resembling the letter
N on right shoulder, and has star
and scar in the forehead. The sad
die had round skirts and there was a
Navajo blanket under the saddle. Had
a bride on. Address Big Johnson,
Box III, Blackfoot. adv. 16tf
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TABER

Herman Martin and family, from
American Falls, visited with his
cousin, E. J. Kasel and wife, of
south Taber, over the weekend, re-
turning home Wednesday.
Or. Evans and his four little girls,
and cousin, Miss Fern Butler, left
Monday for their home in Iowa to
spend their five months vacation
from the homestead.
L. I. Davis came in Monday morn
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Mr.. and Mrs. James Chapman left
Monday for Logan, Utah, where they
will make their home for the pres
ent.
Oscar Barnes's family are all quar-
antined for scarlet fever.
The Price children are quarantin-
ed with the measles.
Oscar Barnes has sold his farm to
Mr.. s. A. Judd.