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Middletown transcript., 1916-04-01

Gates Swing Both Mays.
Much time is gained By having all
gates swing both ways.
Middletown transcript., 1916-04-01

daily problem that
the mothers have
given 1t thought.
five m OF h RS
agreed to pack the
lunch for the five
one day a week.
This gave the
mothers tha relief
Middletown transcript., 1916-04-01
.'YTOUTOLD NE THE TRUTH
ANDIWANT THEPEOPLE
TO KNOW IT

The following unsolicited letter has
been received IrOm tfT. - i. " sa=sEeaa t'@
Donalda, Alberta. 1t is a plain state
ment of conditions as Mr.. Ward has
found them:
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LEMHI NOTES
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Ed Wolfe returned to his home near
Lemhi Friday with 80 head of thor.
Oughbred HoIstein dairy cattle. He
brought these cattle in from the
Wolfe ran CHI near Deer Lodge.
Mrs. Gaul and son OF Salt Lake City
are visiting at the Thomas Yearian
home.
Mrs. Elizabeth Fox was in Salmon
the latter part of last week on bust.
ness.
Ray Frazee is suffering from sore
jaw the result of humble bee sting
The bee made mistake in location
for honey that time.
Scion Tobias returned to MS home
on HAYDEN creek Friday after having
delivered carload of hogs to that
city
II. W. Evans, post trader from Fort
Hall Indian agency, was in Lemhi
valley last week attending to business
matters.
j. ID. Grady was in Salmon on bust
ness the lattet part of last week.
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GEORGE kerr
August 9, 1915.

George Kern tOdsI .
card as a democratic d
county com missioner.
Mr.. Kern is at GibbOn
he owns property. A /
sold out a fine estate
two farms, near North
Salmon, to Ed NeWmaB,
are developed into mo-
work of their former oEu
ing of his candidacy Y
he favOrs comprehensive
ing and a bond issue to
We are especially d
opening up a modern
between the Salmon \
Montana line by way Of
so as to attract customs
Big Hole for our gran
tables. These custOHeE
to US but with good 10
to travel and haul oa
get more of them. !
from $500 to $500 WOra
auctions every year to "
came in spite of bad fa
the divide. What We W
things is to cultivate %
customers for our iafa,
chants and business
Good roads that get
the outside will turn "
all. 1t is all right to nl'
around Salmon but u
them to concert up viz
lish BUSINESS relations
neighbors on all sides
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Mrs. Ball and one of W. G. Smiths
daughters came from Salmon for a
weekend visit ut the sSeth Ball
nome.
Mrs. Joe Gresham Of Salmon is on
a visit with Mrs John Brown.
II. Evans and wife of Fort Hall
FOrded down here last week and are
guests of her sister Mrs. Ii. q.
Anderson. They all mOtored down to
Salmon Saturday.
Joe Waugh had two auto loads of
friends from Salmon list Sunday.
Beth Ball is taking a vacation. She
goes first to May then to Leesburg
and all around the circle before she
comes home.
Nothing makes a prettier display in
garden or for decorations than the
Shirley peoples. one of the prettlest
decorations that l ever saw is dainty
bOuIiet of these dianty flowers. If
picked very early in the morning and
the base Of the stems are dipped in
boiling water. We enjoying the incest
of them that re ever had.
Ed Wolfe went ny here last week
with thirty Holsteins. They are a
good looking lot Of youngsters. lie
brought them from Deer Lodge and
drove them over from Red Rock, He
lost two in the brush between here
and John Browns ranch. They are
branded 4 on the right hip.
The Copper Queen is working three
shifts now running night and day.
They are putting in another crusher
and will soon more than double their
output. Mr.. Stephan says that they
are to dOSsomething soon if they can
get away from those break downs.
They have another car of concentra-
ties nearly ready for shipment
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Salmon has had a distinguished Wis
itor for the past week in L. C.. Jackson
who came with Mrs. Jackson to visit
their sOn-in-Iaw, H. II. Boomer. All
old-timers remember Mr.. Jackson as a
former stage manager in the inter
mountain country. They need not be
told that he is now 80 years of age, for
they remember him forty years ago as
a man Of affairs. but those who did not
know him then would never take him
for an octogenarian. His home is in
salt Lake City.
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FLOWER PRIZES

Additional prizes for the flower
show, not given in the display ad-
vertisement elsewhere, are to be
awarded AS follows;
Single specimAn rose soc. Bouquet
roses $3.50. Aster, single specimen
SOC. Bouquet asters Sl0O. Best ar
rangement sweet peas sl,OO. Best ar
rangement nasturtlums Sl.0O. Best
arrangement pansies Si.OO. POtted
blooming palnt Sl.O0. Potted ornA-
mental plant Sl.OO
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-08-11
How to Cool Water.

Travellers in desert lands carry wa
ter bags of heavy canvas or linen
duck These bags, when filled con-
stantly sweat" or exude enough rnois-
ture to cool the contents of the bag
by evapOrations. Wet canteens do the
same. A covered pail or other vessel
may be used; wrap cloths around it,
keep them wet, and hang in 4 current
of air.-Outing.
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SALMON LOCAL POSTCRIPT+

SALMON LOCAL FOolNNlF ~
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f. Peterson, large land owner
from Leadore, was business Vlsit"r
Yesterday in Salmon.
Mitchell & Hughes are erecting
LARGE barn on the upper IhouIa'
Yearian ranch, near Leadore.
Mrs SoIon Johnson is under hospi-
raj treatment at Butte, She Is the
wife OF the Presby terrain minister III
Salmon.
Twelve of the 10 republican candl-
dates live in or near Salmon wniIe
Of the IA democratic candidates are
SalmOnites also.
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Pearson were
at eadore this week, Mr.. Pearson
heinz called there on husisness as
forest supervisor.
Episcopal services are to DE helu I'D
Salmon bv Bishop FuDsten, at the
Church of the Redeemer, on sunday,
morning and evening, August y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Waters, Mrs.
Church and Mrs. Laing of ChaIlis
were week end visitors in Salmon.
Thomas Pope returned with them.
/ With the democrats three of the
county ,tiices go begging for some
body to take them-those OF coroner
county superintendent and county
attorney.
/ The Shirley JohnsOns are to return
from North Carrollton, ONO, to Sal
mon. Mr.. Johnson was formerly i'll
charge OF the wire lines of the q
| and p, railroad.
Salmon visitors at the Dillon Chau-
tuauua are all returned, we'll pleased
with what they saw and heard and
resolved that in the near FIXTURE this
CT ty shall have the benefit of such an
entertainment here.
Mrs Charley Rose aud two daugh-
tiers were driven over to Butte in an
automobile this week by Alex Sny-
der. The party returned today. On
the way over by Wisdom the drive
was made in ten hours.
Salmon has newspaper wCman
amohg it's summer visitors in Mrs
A lice Simpkins who is here from
Cambridge, Mass. MIS-. Sinpkins
has been connected with the Hearst
papers. Her visit here is with her
sister. Mrs. } H. Wright.
The pastor of the Salmon Methodist
church, Rev. Jay Glow. whose appoint
ment to the charge at GoOding was
announced last week departed for that
place on Thursday, so there will be no
services by the MethodiStS except Sun
day school and other auxiliary Organi-
cations until another pastor comes to
the congregation. Mr.. CLOVIS Bible
class will be taken by II. A. KilIam,
who is an experienced teacher.
Sheriff Thomas J. Stroud has re-
celved testimonial from a large de-
tectiVe agency at POcatello in recog-
milton of the services OF the Lem
hi county officials in connection with
the Banty murder case at Idaho
Falls. The testimonial is a sheriff S
badge made Of silver and inlaid with
heart of gold. 1t was the work of
Sheriff Stroud that led to the arrest
of the two men charged with tile
offense.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-08-11
Taking Big Chances.

1t is great risk to travel without
bottle OF Chamberlain Collie, Chol-
era and Diarrhoea Remedy, us this
preparation cannot be obtained on
trains or steamships. Attacks of
bowel complaint are often sudden
and very severe, and everyone should
20 prepared for them. For sale by +.
u. Hetttnger, Salmon Druggist.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-08-11
Red Hair and PugnacIty.

Red.headed persons have always
hecn reputed to be quick.tempered and
ready to fight at the slightest prOvoca-
ton. Red haired people be folke that
are to drede," runs a precept OF the
fifteenth century and an old French
proverb says Salute no red-haired
man nearer than so feet OF, and even
so, hold three stones in thy fist where
with to defend myself"
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-08-11
CHURCH NOTICES
PRESBYTERlAN.

Sunday School at 10 a. M, W..
Charles Smith superintendent. Di-
vine services at II A. N Choir re-
hearsal Friday evening AS the pas
tor and members Of this church wish
TO attend the farewell service Of the
Rev. Mr.. Glow at the Methodist
Church on next Sunday evening,
there will be no services at our
Church at that hour.
A cordial invitation Is extended to
all to worship with us at the morning
hour.
SCION johnson, Minister.
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JAMES NEIrI
TO THE DEMOCp,,
OF LEMHI rnr,1

wv
In announcing my cana
Office OF County Comm.
first district, it is done
knowledge of the nums,
enemies | possess WIN
effort to ecnompa@
That, however, is NJ
acted from every urog,
live in hopes that the !,
the Democratic party II
the enemies that | M.
My reputation as On
anarchistic tendencies u
lished when as a meub
council simply becsua
progress and refused "a
ed by a coterie Of ind
stood for nothing but \
ed to their personal Al
l had gone the way Of h,
my enemies would ha'l
my friends lukewsrn
preSsion retrogrsde. III
Eeen a taxpayer to tn.
ability and thoroughly
building of good roads
short of actual extraVap,
has ever questioned mT.
and assure the membeB
that | will not use /
stalking horse for an Oli
| have accomplished nj
interest in DemOCrscI
cease. | further assure
nominated and elected,
viduaj, firm or clique
me and, that the pIOp
most humble citizen vi
the consideration which
Titles it; that / will I'd
and the confidence you Z
me and that | will d
gression first, last and
HARRY
August 8, 1915.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-08-11
HIGH CLASS DAIRY COWS

We have forty head of high bred
Holstein, Jersey and Durham cows
Tor sale. This is the best stock ever
shown in Salmon. Also have two
Registered Holstein bulls With heavy
butter records back of them. If YOU
are interested in dairy COWS look this
punch over at the HoGkensmith place
TAGE BROS.
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Worth Taking a Chance.

Going to Smiths wedding" asked
his friend. Not H. returned the
other. He cut me out with that
girl" Well, you may get chance
to bitf him in the jaw with an old
shoe!"
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-08-11
Probably Had To,

Well said the doctor, you're
cured at last. How do you feel?" Il
feel, said the patient, looking at his
wallet sadly, Il feel as if could start
life all over again"
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-08-11
Easy for Her.

Patience-"Has she a thinking part
in the new play" Patrics-"Oh, my,
no she doesn't have to think at all
She has u speaking part, Workers
Statesman.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-08-11
What Interested Her.

Now about this life insurance |
vary. "Premiums? chirped his wife,
i want u plush covered postcard al
bum, John"
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-08-11
HIGH CLASS DAIRY COWS

We have forty head OF high bred
Holstein, Jersey and Durham cows
for sale This 10 the hest stock ever
shown In Salmon. Also have two Reg
lstered Holstein bulls with heavy but
ter records back of them. II you are
interested in dairy cows look this
bunch over At the HocKsnSnith
place
TAGE BROS.
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RecIpe for Popularity.

All summed up, the little maxim,
BE nice to people and they will be
nice to you" about covers the whole
subject of popularity.
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POLITICAL ADyF,,l

- ADfERT
For County comnisi.
District
GEORGE EEE
subject to the Denoe,,
sept. ), las
JAMES NEIT
Republican candidat.
Judge Lemhi Count,
September /
E. II. CASTE
Candidate for Probate /
cratic Primary, S.p
A H. FORI
Candidate for Assess,
Primary, Septen
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-22
&ontraft fit ne,te @araoc.

Sim geitrigen Gage npurSen Sic
ao1trafte fir Die grridtung elmer
Der gr0Bten @aragel1 an Ser @arri=
ion StraBe 5piid)en A. nl,b 5. StraBe
perge6en. 9us @ebdlaoe miro bon
Dem g%igentbiimer oes @rll1oeigcn=
tblms, Charles Sdid, fir @. 6.
9ioesfe, 1apenport 9lgent fir sic
Wfarpea Cars erridtet meroen. 1er
allgemeine &olltraft ml,roe @arrp
9apes 5ll9elproden, ll1o oie Inter
tolltrafte meroen ipater p%ergeben
neroen. Sic friiber bon Ser grorpn
iarlcab Company un0 bon Der 6.
N%elllbolbs & Company, 2%ofin1itbs,
bc1llbten @ebaltoe mproen Dem Nel1=
ban Der Garage gum Spfer iollen.
Die @cr6eilerlrngen meroen eilre1
&'ol te1tauIipano Don 5piiden $4,000
lll1o $4,000 crforoern. Sic Gldne
rllr oas @eballOe 1purben bon Dem
ar6iteften q. $. g6eling entluorfen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-22
9cutldlcs sheatcr.

am Sonntag miro ser sdmant
Die lllltige Ioppel= gbe" oils 8ene=
lis fiir Iireftor Sanes @riifller bonn
Ge1tlden Sbeater iiber oie gretter
geben.
l1nermiiolid) lit SEER 9riifl1er al
Der Irbeit 9epeiell, INN bem Ianell=
porter Ieutld)tbum mieber Elm ltalloi=
ges I6eater SIT ge6en; tros malder
&iidldJlage bat ct oas Gertralter
nid)t p~erloren ltrlo NIT idarfem Sc
ld)aftsiinn, Ser bei linn belonoers gut
entpifelt lit, erfalmte Ell, oab Ia=
penport Iebr mobl elm Ientihes She
otter SIT mnter6alten imltanoe lei,
mcnn es gelal1ge, 0os 3eutl6tb1m
ans Sem sdlafe SIT riittell1, altf bob
es ii6 mieoer a1f iid) iel6lt beiimte.
IS gibt pobl fallnl ei1en Ielltld)elt
in Ser Sta0t, Ser nid)t SIT Ser eillerl
poer anberet gorltellltng in Der les=
ten Saiion inn Ibeater gemelen mire,
un0 Ser alts eigelter grfabrltng iiber
Bic 9eiltuagen umlerer fleine11 u1lO
moferen aiinltleridaar SIT ltrtbeilel1
perrnag.
"a am gon1ltag 9lbeno suoem
&llrt Sorts Die Regie fiibrt, iollte Elm
gl1teS &aus 0en @eidaftsfilbrer
SameS 9rildl1er SIT ieirlem gbrel1=
abcl1o begriiBel1. Srotoem idol1
Sablreid)e Site in @anlen's slpotbefe
fiir mor9en Mello reierpirt lporoen
lillo, iiao oodl l1od) einigc gepablte
Site 5n ba6ell.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-22
@ortraa BON Gnil sciSel.

Ser friibere io5ialiitiid)e @iiraer-
meiltar gnlil Seioel bat porgelterll
M6ello in Der Illrnballe eillen 9or=
trag Dor lngefdbr 20 Gerlorlen &C.
balten. Gr iprah geger militaril6e
Sereitldaft IN 0ieIem 2al1oe, qegen
Die Mllllition inns aegel
Die BON peridJieoerlen Seitel1 poree=
lhlagene militariide M%usbilOur1g Ser
Sdnll1gen0 IN Ben Sdpulelt.
3ie 9tatipn nliille lernen, nit it,
rem Silfsqllelen lorgialtiaer l1a1sl1.
gebell, nld) fonl erpatiper in meni1=
lid]em M'aterial meroen. Geone1
5lpeifelte ltarf OIL bem Gotriotisml,s
Der capitalization &laiie, sic an
n1eilten- fiir militariid)e 9ereitidai1
mare. Satte tic aber bic Soften fin
lold)e 9ereitidaft 5ll tragelt, miirbe
lie gang gerpiB nidt oafiir Iein.
Serr Seioel trat fir @riinounq
BON 9allgeleQidaften Elm, sic fleiner
2ellten 51 eigenen @eirnen perbiilfen
r%eil1ere lu1O Before Nabrung, 5ani.
%tation, Gerpenoung Ser Mrbeitslolen
Before nnO mebr 5Gulen, Nenliol1er
ul1o gerliderullgen fir oie orbeiten
De &laIie: Oas lparen 10 einige Sci
Sanptfproerungel1 oes Meoners
Meoner propbe5eite einen ip5ioliiti
ld]en Sieg bei Ser nadlitcn @abl il
Weilmallfee.
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Smrburunals bclucslidc Sdllad)ten=
bilbcr int &trtis S%pcrnlams.

Ger Ser Iernofrat" fiiuoist bic
bod]lte @rrlltgellidnit III bepeglld)cll
9iloern Dom @roBen &rlcgc oil -
INTO miro oie lebcnoieiten nnO reoli=
ltiiditen S5erc1 t%batiad)lid)er &rie9=
iiihrllle oil Der oitIihen 8efedts=
trout in NrBlano uno Golen mater
Dem Sitcl SIN Der Seuerlillie nit
ben Ielltiden" int Gnrtis Sper1<
bans porfiibrcn. gel Ser &orfiib=
rlllg Oieier heoelttenoen hemegliGen
&%rie9sbilOer fillOet Der Ser Como
frat" geniigello @egenleiltlllg in Der
@enllgtblllula iiber Ben Grfolg, Dem
Ellbliflm Gopcnports oie 9erioll=
lidjfeitcl, Bic &dnlpfe, S5ellen nllo
3litanoe I'M aroBtcll &rieee ill Ser
@eltgeldid)te III ei1cr 9Sciie Dor slt=
gen 51 fiibren, bic bisber bon irgellb
lpelden aloeren Gcrllld)el nid)t ct
reidt, picl wenigcr i%ibertroffcn
lplr0e.
Ger Ser Gcmofrat" fiil1oiat oes=
Dalb ON, Dob QUE aus Der Npr1l1D@
rllllg oieler gilocr linn 5llflieBcnou1
Grofite bon ibnl Dem oclltl b =oiterrci-
dild=rmgarild5ea @~iilfsfpuos filr Die
&riegs=gSittpe1 uno @aiicn meroel
iibermieien lueroel1.
@egimncllo III Der Matinee aln
Sonultag, Ben 30. sSalltar, u1o BON
Damn OH cine @od)e lang Mati1ce
l1no Ibellos merocn i'm ugllrtis
Spernbauie" $500 SUB Sims ugll
Ser ~Seuerlinie nit Ben Gelttiden"
Don @il6llr s. Iltrboroltgb, Dem Of
ii5iellen Greb=9Motoarapben, Ser
lncbrmals III S~poesgefabr mar, Dor
gefiihrt meroell.
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sdnucrc Mnflaac.

Sreeln 6. @ollp, Gc~rfali5aaclt
Scr Sig=9to=@rapb COMPANY. oelicl
Sificc lid} III 9So. 53 oes @e6auoes
Der l.. Natiollalba1f befinoct. mltroc
porgeltern I6cno onrd} Geteftiu
gsllr. @iihop alti Geranlaifllla bon
$. 81. IorgD bon Mof Sslano Der
boftct. @olp lit Ser GprIpi2gclung
folid)er Shatiadjtll 5lt betrii9criihclr
3pedell bcid)uloigt.
8ollp 'oll 6orsp III God SslanO
ols sl9cnt nit &ommiiiion allgellellt
babell. Sor0p batte $50 @iirgl6aft
SIT ltcllcn. sls CT oicic Slllllllre 5lt=
rilduerlangtc, lpQ cr Don @pllp cille1
Sded fllr obige Sllnllle, 5ablbar in
80 Sagcll, erllalten habcll. Mls ser
Sdcc 5llr 3ablltl1g p%raieltirt mllr=
oc, loil ct BON @ollD nidt %ancrfonnt
lunr0cll lem.
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Sobtt Golfer
Ms Iireftor Ser Malter Builder;
erapa6lt.

81 ser an 2icnStog uno Mithpod,
ao%6ae1alte1en Sabresfunpertion ser
Wtal ter Builders glIociatiou at 9es
Wiol1les mltrbe ais Sdlagport fiir
Die gerciniglllg ugooit for sso1pa
oil the time gepdblt.
Sotn Soaer bon 9apel1port amtr=
be onrdD Die grmablul1g sum Mit=
slleo Der 9ireftorenbeboroe aysge-
5e1dlrlet. Die oil Ser aonpeffio1r
t1ellltebnlel1oelt 3openpprter more1t:
Sof1t souer, 81. q. alr,1olllo, lyraltf
Nebergaa lno ~. $. 1mpion.
S1e 11el1erpablten @can1ten 11lo
Iireftoren iillo:
Nraiioe'ft $. 81. mai,e, ma-
}, @iaepraiioent 5. 5. aoaau,
), ssfretdr ). s. ooonss, ecoor
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Gem IidJtcr porsefibrt.
9rolpn crilrd)t ourd @ertbeioiger
llnl 3eitaufldpub.

SIC bon ser @rono sSllrp oes So
mar Seulir1s in Mnflage5uItanb
perletten @efangenen ipllroen gel terl1
Morgell Ridter %. S. Ionegan Dor
aefiibrt. &eil1er bon ibnen befalrntl
iid iduloig, io0aB gese1 lie Ser
ba1olungen ltattfinoen miillen.
sbermarr 8romn, 1ueld}er ieine
Sdmagerin, 6ralt Sobn gromn, err
if)ob nno ieille Sralt oltrh SdplB=
munoen idaper perlette, erflarte, oaB
ct feinen @ertbeioiger engagiren
fon1e, morallf Mmpalt Mnorem g.
Gbe5em NIT ieiner @ertbeioigung be-
trout ml,roe.
Mrmalt Gbe5em erIlld)te Inn 3eit=
onfldulb bis 5llnl nad,Iten 3ienstag,
ba ct fral1fbeitsbalber sic gtt5elbei=
ten oes 6alles nid)t babe perfolgen
%fonnelt. @is Oabin luiiroe Die Ser
tbeioigung iid i6liiltg lein, Of
gronm lih i6llloig ODER nid)tidulbig
befenne. Ias @ellt6 apltroe gepGbrt.
6ralt Mnna &ellp, meld)e angeflagt
lit, el1 l~l1moralildes Sous betrieben
lunO cit Mabdel1 nl1ter 1S sa6re1 St
NroItitl1tiots5tpeden allsgenl1bt 5u
babelt, eriud)te &id)ter 1oltegal1 I'M
grnenltltltg BON Mlmalt 6. s. Mlllr=
pip at ibrem gertbeioiger. 9as @e-
llld muroe eepabrt. Die Mngeflag-
tc erflarte iid nid)tidpnloig alrf beioe
s(nflagepnnfte. Sbre 9iirgihaft
muroe alf $3.50 fir ieoa Mnflage
~feltgeiett. 6ral1 aellp forllte Sic
giirgid)aft nidt ~auftreibe,1 ll11b ipltr=
De in ltntcriudungsbaft ~o6gefiibrt.
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9iutblid,t Sail pcrtast.

Die bon Goltntpaltpalt @enrp $.
&ebens eingereihte Getitioll sur
Mlasltellrng eines pernollellten gin=
b%oltsbefebls oeee1 @iQiam Scooter
nllo Niliom &ei1s, gieelltbiilner
lllo @eliber Oes ar Ser Irort nno
W}oin straBe gelegere1 9}iperpielp
@otels, follnte geltcrn M'orgen llidt
sur gerbal1olung gelangen, oa Ser
Mlipalt @enrp Sbltener1, gertreter
Der SeflaatenL nid)t 51geaen leill
fo1llte. Ser Sail mltroe Don Gid)ter
sd. 8. 1oneaan arf Molltog Nior=
gen ~perlod)ben.
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- Saben sic idon Or6 miliion
Bier probirt? @leid nit 6em be1ten
lmportirten gier uno empfoblen bon
oe1t 9oftoren. Rod Sslono 8reping
20. Mna.)
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stabt unb Gounp.
samstaa, Den %. Saunar.
aleiue staot=NieuigIeiten.
@ci Sltitcn, grfaltnllgcu llIp.
Timer 9ruittbee, 9rliltpaitiaen ll1r
Slllte1lballalIt. 9liepc's Mpptbefe.

Iroll Gli3abctb @ronn Don
90. Sfll2 Gelle 9lpcnlte fciert onl
bclltigcn Sa9c loren 60. @ebltrtstag.
Sic lpur0e am -. Nana1ar 1851 ouf
DEM S5can %lcborcn. OILS ihrc Glterlr
lid ali Scr lJcbcriabrt nod Sen Ser
cinigtcn Stuatcl befallO2ll.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-22
9lms bc,,t @eridjt.

Die l1niteo Commercial Grapelers
BON Mmerifa lrnb bie Soma State
5rapeling Men's Miioeiation baber
geltern ourb ibre Mntpalte Sullinall
lll0 Sullipnn Mntmortel1 arf Die bon
6rall 81. 9. &il1caiD nnD CHARLES g.
&il1faio allgeltrengten &lagen bin=
terleget %laiien.
1as Teltament bon M1tDrep Sllo-
broof, mal6es am 10. 9ftober 1918
a~usgeltellt 1plroe, lit geltern 5llr
Mahlailenidaft eingereidt morOen.
slQes gigentbnm fdlt Der 8ittlpe gu,
lpelde al1d sur Observation-Disclosures
rim belteat mur6e.
Or. s. g. @lDnr1 hpl1r6e porgel tern
geadmittag Sic Sl1nun1e bon $124.25
bon elmer Sllrp %5l1gclprodelL u1r
5lpar BON oem 9eflagten @li @ellmar
II. 81.
3l1rd Sic @ltpalte Game nno $50.
termm tpuroe geltern Die Mntlpor1
Der @eflagten in Dem Sail bon Ser
6. Gratt gegen 6ie 1ri=Gitp @ailmat
Company binter1egt. Mud mur0e eli.
lie slntiport in bem SAT- BON 2ouis
Sturm geger Sic Iri=Gitp Mailmar
|Gompanp ~binterlegt.
Charles Sorromfree bat geItert
onrh Mmpalt M. 8. Gbe5em cine &la:
ge gum @etrage bon 5000 ipeger
&ontraft6rud5es gegsn @ern1ar UNI
Mlpina Sra ee anitrengen ~laIier.
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Sel,te Morgen nm 5ebn llbr,
bel1te gtadJmittag I'm 2:15 ltbr unb
bente Mbelto INN ad)t l1br finoen sic
lebte1r gorltellu1gen oes @a1oefbil-
pes nSbe girt6 Of a Notion" inn
gnrtis Spernbaus ltatt. Gin geiud
ut orlllgenb 5i empfeblen.
81. Batter, 3aknar8t mbitoter
8ltil6ing. Mna.0
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@pdseitsslpfcn
TinIen= @oIDer

" TX Vu ~ t II.
6ral1lein MarD Jinlep, cine godz
ter BON @errn nnO 6ral1 Sssobn Jin=
.lep bon SEQ. 1921 Niplep StraBe,
miro in ser erlten @ode i'm Sebrl1=
or in Der &atbeorale 5llm Seiligel1
5er5en NIT @errn 30. 81. @oloen BON
Ges Moines, einenl Meiienoen ser
Salligon Gan0D Company Don Ga
penport, getralt iperoen.
@ifl on : 81 NJ MT
6rart gora Milion bon 9rairie
Gitp, Sa., wllroe porgeltern Morgen
I'M 5ebn l1br inn Seine ibrer Ser
lpanoten, @err1l l1nb, syram 9. g.
Sanlep bon SEQ. 115 Dit Ia. StraBe
olrb Heb. 6ranf Cole nit &errn
@iQiam 6.Mmn1er BON Monroe, SSa.,
getrallt. Ser @atte lit inn giienipaa-
rengei6ait ieines gaters in Mpnroe,
Dem fiinftigen Seine bes 9aares,
onaeltellt.