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The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-01
JAPANESE DOCTOR CLAIMS TO HAVE
 POISONED VILLA
Brought About Bandits Death by Giving Him
 a Slow Poison.

CHIHUAHUA CITY. Sept. l. - A Japanese physician by the name ot Nodko claims to have brought about the death Of Villa by slow poison given under the guise of medical treatment. according to the chihua- hua local papers.
 After Villas death. pr. Nodko is quoted as saying that the remaining Villa leaders gambled with dice Co decide who should impersonate the dead chief and the lot fell to Col Baca. who bears a strong resem- blance to Villa. To prevent the de ception from being disclosed, Col. Baca is said to be surrounded by his personal bodygusrd, who keep the common soldiers and ranchers from coming too near
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-01
ANOTHER LINE
 OF STEAMERS
 FOR THE NORTH
TranscOntinental Railroad Line Is Planning to
 Establish Its
 Own Service.

The Business Chronicle of Seattle is authority for the statement that one of the great American transcon- tinental railway lines is contemplate ing establishing line of steamers for the Alaskan trade. The article, which originated in Chicago, and is carried as a dispatch dated August 20 on the first page of the Seattle business and financial publication, does not disclose the name Of the company that is about to enter the Alaskan trade.
 However, rumors have been in cir culation for sometime that we may look for such an announcement from the Hill lines.
 The dispatch in the Business Chronicle is as follows:
 CHICAGO, Aug. 25.-Through ap- preciation of the permanent deyel- opment of Alaska, and with an ex- pressed desire to establish itself in the new empire, one of the leading trans.continental railways has under consideration plans for building and operating a line of first class mod ern steamships between Puget Sound and Southeastern and Southwestern Alaska ports.
 The negotiations have not proceed ed far enough as yet to warrant an official announcement Of the plan' and investigations are still being conducted along the lines of the probable profit One of the most prominent railway traffic officials of America will leave for Seattle in September to make personal first hand study of the situation.
 The company takes the position that the time has come to serve the people of Alaska with vessels that are equal to those plying on the At lantic, and that if this is not done more of the passenger business which has been drawn to the Canad- ian lines because of their higher class of service will be lost
 One of the main reasons for the step is the advantage that the initial line gives in handling the tourist business. It is claimed that in a majority of cases if the line selling the ticket is a Canadian line, that line will get the through transcon- tinental haul in addition.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-01
WASHINGTON STATE
 MINERS CALLING A
 STRIKE CONVENTION

SEATTLE, Sept. IA call for the convention of the United Mine Works os America. district No. 10, comprising the state Of Washington' September z. in Seattle to consider the report of the wage conference which adjourned after two weeks unsuccessful negotiations, was issued today by President Martin Flyzik. The convention win decide whether to modify the demands for a 3 per cent. wage increase and an eight hour day from bank to bank or to order a strike. Four thousand men employed by II coal mining com panies are involved. Pending action by the convention, the mines will continue at work.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-01
VaIentIne peeIInes HOnOr
JUNEAU THEATRE GoERs
 CATCH POINT AND CHEER

The appearance of political ad- vertlsing at local motion picture theatre caused an amusing incident last night, and one that illustrates the alertness of Juneau theatre aud fences. On the ,screen of the Coli. serr, appeared the portrait of Del. egate Wickersham, and the word "roming9. One man cheered Im- mediately following it came a slide labeled in big letters with the title of coming attraction. Damaged Goods" The cheers that followed were instantaneous and spontaneous.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-01
SUES FOR VALUE OF A
 BOAT ACCIDENTALLY SUNK

Louis Karstens has filed suit in the district court against the Pa cifc Coast s. s. Co. to recover $2.- 900 damages for the loss of the fishing boat Xanthrus which was sunk by the steamer Spokane on August nth. The complaint sets forth that the fishing boat was moored at Raymond's float and that the steamer Spokane. while attempt- ing to leave its berth, rammed the Xanthrus and sank 1t.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-01
COMPLAINT IS FILED.

A complaint was filed this morn ing in the office of Commissioner J. B. Marshall charging Wilhelm Err icksen with assault with a danger ous weapon The complaint was filed by the district attorneys office and Ericksen will be given a hear ing before the commissioner before the end of the week.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-01
Rnatnard Manaaes campalan

John Rustgard, formerly United States District Attorney for the First Division and before that law yer at Nome, has been designated as Delegate Wickersham's campaign manager. He formerly was strong anti.Wickershamite, but latterly he has contracted a strong aversion to the regular Republican organization He led the primary fight at Juneau against the organization Republicans last March, and boiled about so ,otes as against about 500 for the 'egulars.
 Valentine Declines Honor
 Delegate Wickersham first offered the position of campaign manager to former Mayor Valentine, but it was declined by the latter. Mir Valentine said in declining that he had spent a great deal of money and time in Alaska politics. and is tired of the game. He said, however that he will vote for the fifth time for Dele gate Wickersham.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-01

Entire stock of sheet music at 10 cents the copy Mrs. Carpenter at Cartwright's Stationery Store. S2.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-01

The EMPIRE-a., the news all the time. when it Is news.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-01
SOPHIA SAILS SOUTH.

The steamer Princess Sophia sail ed soutbound this morning with a large list Of passengers. those from Juneau being C. D. Jordon, c. T. Cousins. J. F. McCracken and wife. Mrs. D. M. Crow, Doris Crow. Her man Crow. G. F. Dismukes and wife. Mrs. O. F. Hill. Jas. McNen. D. Sullivan. $. lwanura. II. w.. Strehleu. P. Henike. Jas Hacking. G. Nelson. Ralph Gordon. Mrs. Sharrar. C. H. Knight Mrs. D. Krill, Mrs. Couston and son. K. Cautouc- off M P Mcdonald, C. M. Foster and C. Trimmis.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-01
CLOSING NOTICE

The Juneau Hardware Company store will be closed all day Labor Day, Monday. September 4th. S2.
 -s.-e-c
 Tc attach metal to wood there has been invented a galvanized steel nail with a lead head. the latter to exclude moisture from the hole a nail makes,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-05-26
IN A BAD WAY
Many a Guthrie Reader viii Feel
Grateful for This Information.

II your back gives out,
Become lame weak OF aching
n urinary troubles set in,
Perhaps your Kidneys are in
had way.
Doans Kidney Pills are for weak
kidneys.
Local evidence proves their merit
Mrs. Mary Church, 620 4 llarri-
son Ave. Guthrie SAYS = strained
my back and as a result suffered
FROM hackaehe. Occasionally q sharp
pain darted through me and ! began
to fear that serious results World
follow II | didn't check the trouble
In time. When heard poane KID
ney pills highly spoken Of, ! proanr.
cd a box and in short time after be.
ginning their use was convinced OF
their merit. My back soon became
strong and free from pain md has
not bothered me since
Price soc, at all dealers Don I
simply ask for a kidney remedy get
Doan's Kidney pills-the same that
Mrs. Church had. FosterMilburn
Co. Props, Buffalo, y. Y.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-05-26
f KIDNEYS ACT
BAD TAKE SALTS
Says Backsche is a sign you have been
eating too much meat, which
forms uric acid.

When you wake up with haekaohe and
dull misery In the kidney region it gen
orally means you have been eating TOO
much meat, says wellknown authority.
Meat forms uric acid which overwofks
The kidneys in their effort to filter IL
from the blood and they become sort of
psralyzed and loggy. When your kidneys
get slugglsh and clog you must relieve
them, like you relieve your bowels; re-
else you have backache. sick headache.
dizzy epells; your stomach sours, tongue
is coated, and when the weather is bad
yon have rheumatic twinges The urine
is cloudy, full Of sediment. channels often
get sore. water scalds and you are Obliged
to seek relief two or three times during
The night.
Either consult a good, reliable physi.
clan at once or get from your pharmacist
about four ounces of Jad Salts, take
Tablespoonful in glass of water
before breakfast for few days and your
kidneys will then act fine. This famous
salts Ia made from the acid of grsp pes
and lemon juice, combined with lithia,
and has been used for generations 70
clean and stimulate sluggish kidneys,
also TO neutralize acids in the urine 50 it
no longer irritates, thus ending bladder
weakness
@ lad Salts is life saver for regular
meat eaters. II is inexpensive. cannot
iniure and makes delightful, eiier.
vsscent lithiawaler drink.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-05-26
4 = \ HHNM \ = ANMNHMA n \
REiLEsT,IE TRANSFERS 3


John Z. Murphy 10 Michael Lee
Murphy. d. G d., Lots . and 26
Block y, Grays lst Add 10 Lock
ridge. 100000.
Lida Gaffney 10 S. 4. Reed. wd;
NV IA 1i.iS2 "; $1,000 and other
jehiei Il craig. Jr 10 sattie Z.
craig. wd Lots q and q Block 6,
3rd Cap Heights. $ 00000.
Jehpi TX craig 10 Jehiei r. Craig
1r. wd. Lots q and %. Block &. 3rd
Cap. Heights. 5000 and other val
uahle considerations
II. n. Wilson to Minnie NJ Smith,
a. {. d.. Lots L. and l3, Block 81
Cap. Hnl. 5000.
Ed Rightmire to + K. Weldon, wd;
Ne Il Of NE II. 3i.l72 ": 100000.
Louisea Emery Ct al 10 Mrs. Edith
Miller. q. c. d.: y IL Lots ls and Il,
Block S. East Guthrie: sl.O0.
z. T. Deane ct al. to Rosa Fields,
wd. Lots 5 and G, Block 2G, West
Guthrie; $4,000
Frank o. Ringer to +. II. Peterson,
wd Lot and sW IA Of NV IA,
2-l5-1 W: $4,000.
Mabon- Reynolds 20. to jeanette
Collar, wd; Lots !. and ,. Block !,
ith Cap. Heights Add. to Guthrie.
J. ". Gregg etux to Frank A. West
gate. wd; Lot q. Block 10; Lot 10.
Block 81; Lot Il. Block II; Lot Is,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-05-26
nchamberdain's Tablets Have Done
Wonders for Me"

Il have been sufferer from
stomach irouHe Tor a number of
wears. and althoueh ! have used q
great number Of remedies recon.
mended for this complaint. Chamber
lalns Tablets Is the first medicine
that has given me positive and last
lng relief writes Mrs Anna KAHN
sponcerpari. \. Y. Chamberlain S
Tablets have done wonders for me
and value them very highly. Oh
tainahle eyerywtcro
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-05-26

nne to thhe efficient help of our
road boss. Isaac Smith farmers have
been improving their roads funy
ree per cent me past few DAYS bf
grading. The four miles Of road
north OF Nj. Olive school will soon
ha nar.sslataa Tha4ta 4ha ztas4.n
good roads. It's a dollar improve
ment 10 your farm
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-05-26

Tie Misses Plasg were given sur
prise party last Saturday evening by
their lady friends. The evening was
spent with games and music and all
report a very enjoyable time.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-05-26

Tie Misses Bishea left Tuesday for
Edmond where thee will attend Nor
nal during The summer term,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-05-26

non-s forget The dedication servie-
Is at the new Baptist church next
Sunday. Bring your dinner and have
a good time.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-05-26

llave YOU Joined the hiswofth
League at Tellaro. Rally around tn
flag. foys. and be a booster.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-05-26

oil leases are still heiae taken M
The latest on record is ti.ai Of Mr.
Walton who secured Sis ler aeoo
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-05-26

Thomas Pexton has installed a .
horse rover gasoline engina to pnml
wafer fer As stock.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-05-26

The green hux has destroyed IRA
tieally all Of the oats Ia this section.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-05-26

Farmers ar busy plopins corn.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-05-26

There viii be a baseball game be-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-05-26

Dry and windy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-05-26

4. 81 M..s.s &.s&
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-21
ariessecianscncnfiirip
Teutldcs apni,1lot mornt Dot ltabe.
rlfellcr Salnnlllng.
Ios be1ttIdlc @el1crulsGonIlllut Ri

Ias oelttid)e 8encral=&onilllat BIT
tet ms I'M ~slufnabmc folge1ocr go=
tI5:
@ercits Miitte Sl,ni 6attc oas aolr=
Iltlat oarol1f bilgeuielel1, oab ser
S%ermlsgeber Der III Seem Yorf erihei-
.;er1oel1 3eitid)rift uEutriot" Cont
m~elbiid)ien sum 9eltcn Ser Iorlilien
Der III Gn9lano interllirten IelttId1en,
Sclterreidler lrnb llngarn pcrienoe
l.no gebetcL oieic @iihicn i'm Sit
.~terelie Der Notbleioenoeu nidlt an Sic
Neoaftion oes uGatript" ipnoern l1l=
nlittelbar a1 Sic o&riegsgefangcnell=
fiirlurae 4riiolers Of @ar Nelief
Committee, SEEM Dorf Gitp, e. g.,
"a Nortb Moore Street) SIT lcllocn.
Snt gerla1f Ser slpiid)en Ser
Observation-Disclosures llno otnl
Sdriftleitcr oes Patriot" gcfiibrtelt
Gerhanollngen batte Ser ~lesterc per-
iprodlen, feline Siid)len mebr SIT per-
s;e1oen n1lo ieine pripate Sammllmg
cillstltellcn.
@ie oem aonilrlat lest bcfanl,t
miro, bat Der @enannte oieles Ser
iprcd)e1 nld)t gehaltell l1uo fahrt III
Ser altsieltolung Der SamnlelbiidNcll
tort.
IS miro oaraltf nodurlals altfrnerf-
iam gcnad}t, DOB cine 5medentlpre-
dlenoe &erpetol1ng ser Sammllnngelt
mn oalm g%arantirt meroen fam,
menn oie @elber Der u&rieasgefangc=
lienfilrlorge" iibermittelt merben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-21
Mmcrifa licfcrt britiidJc usanfs".
@ai6inatp11, 20. Sept.

Sic ncl1el1 britiidcn vSanfs", iene
Ga15eral1tos, sic bei sen iiil1gltelt
Nngriffclt it 6raufreid init lold)cnt
grfolg beniitt mltroen, 0aB lie Die
glltfnnerflamfeit Ser gal15cl1 @clt altf
.iid lenften" mllrben groBtentbeils i'll
Ieoria, ST., gebal1t nno piele Sabre
ror oen1 &rieae e%1tpprfc,1, Tim ldpic-
r19e, mellt alth barmlole Groblerne
bes mpoerl1en slderbaucS SIT loier.
Giele t%altlenoe ibrer glrt lino, nit
s~lusnabn1e bes Gan5ers, Der Maidli=
ne%ngcidiite ln1b scr gcnallnlltg,
heim 4fliigel1, @rabel1al1fmerfen 1no
anoerem SSarnlarbciteh III ocn Ser
einigten Staatel1 in G%erpenoung.
%. 90. 9afcr. gisepraiioent Ser
Soft Manufacturing Company, er-
lauterte, oaB es sic bon Ser Sabrif
ieiner @eiellidaft in Neoria a1f ben
Marft aebradten Maidlinen maren,
oie Sic ocl1tid,en Sdan5en oent Gro
bcoen gleidlmadterL Ourd) bid)tc
@dloer lp%a5iere1 gingen llno trot
beftigiien @eibiiefc1ers iiber @ra-
n~attridlter lr1o Geldobfrater binmc9=
|frod)en.
.@ir babel1 Ser britiidul Negie-
rltl1g etlpa tallieno oieier Maidinen
pcrfauft" iagte CT. uNiit ibrer Gall-
serltllg uno Ser MllsriiItl1ng nit Ma=
; ldilletgeid)iiscn battcn mir aber
ridts 5lt tbltn. ginige ltnierer Mgen=
ten i1 Ioleribot, England, erbieltell
fiir5lih Sic Wittheill1ng, bab
Sic britilhe Neaierung sic Maidiner
81 pan5ern l11o fir al1oere 3lpefe 81
per1penoel1 beabiibtige ais Die Sort
ihaffullg ldmerer @cid1ilte.
r1eutid)la1o beiab einige oerarti-
&c Maidincn Dor Dem &riege, uar
menrt ib altd) l1idt perltebe, mie es
aclheben lein mag, alalrbe idt bob es
leither nod mebr be5pgen bat. ssh
ianoten altd cine an5ubl nod 6rallf-
reid l,nb HllBlano. Solpeit ih mcib
mltroen lie bisber mn 5ltn Shleppcl
Ser ih1peren @eldiibe hcnNtt. Sd
bortc, oab 9entldllano Dor 2iittid ct.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-21
&leine ariegsnadri@ten,
(Sprticbuns bon Der 1. @eite.)

g%ouroelette am erlteu aampfta9c ein@
genpmn1el1 bitten, pbmobl fir tire
@tnnabme al1f bier &antpftage geredz
net lpprben ict."
uNidtsbeltplpeni9er naren Sic Sriz
ten MIR nod 1 l @ . den Der bcrz
5peifeltlten Inltren9unsen i'm Stallbe
gemelcn, bielcn fleinen Sprtldritt SIT
mad5ett. Gas grgebniB Der S6ladtell
an ser Spmme miii1c 11ad Der @rDBe
beg BON Sen 9entlden bciesten @ebiez
tcs abgcldaet nerbel1, Dos l~ngefdbr
$4,000 Gl1abrat : &ilpmctcr ltmfabt.
10000 Guabrat : &ilnn1cter in BEL
gicn l1lb $1,000 Gltaprat &ilpmeter
in Srallfrcid.
Sic BON sen 8riten lli1b Srunspler
genadten M%nltrca9llneen babcn timer
sic @iebererpberung eincs Serratns
bon 1900 5a1abrnt : &ilpmcter, nllr
brci Yrnsent ser &ciammtiumz
me bes bon Sen 9elltiHcn beiebtel
@cbietes eingetrasen." :
Ser grcis, oen tic fir Sieles flci=
ne Gcrritprillm besublt babetl, tit sa15
idrcflid srpb. Nad icbr on CT
natiper gdasrns baben Bic @ri=
ten bis gum is. Sept. 100000 Wlonr
%pcrlprcn, bas madt nit Sen Gerlllter
Ser S%ransolcn, sic 100000 Waann
nieoris eeidaet, bctra9en babcr1
|eine baIbe MiIli OIL Menl6cn
lpelde bic Muiirtcn fir nieicn mil15ie
SIT 1,cnnellben @eipirm eeppfert baben
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-21

S einem 6au eau Der
!9orit Bel 6attinssn in Der 5dipei3
fano mon Den 5stasten e9emaligen
9reber Muguit SODIUM in isiner
Wobnung tpt nor. Der alte perein=
iamte MSann, Der 1riiber before Sage
eefehen hat, bate. pffenbar in Ell
mem Sdmermutsaafal, ielbit 9anb
an iid gelest. Sn sinem binterloNe=
1en Sdreiben bittet er i'm @erseibung
fir ben unfslisea G9rttt; ner tperbe
IS gents ME nieoer tun".
- Gin If peres Mutompz
bilunsliid ereieness iid in Der Nd6e
Raoolfs5sds. Gin &uno lprang in
Die HGosr zines NIT mebreren Diff
oteren beleBten Militdrautomobi!s.
poour9 Der GbauIieur Die Ma9t
iiber Die Steuerung perlor. 9as Msto
.lbr iiber cine 3opt 5trabeub0idung
hinunter uno iiberi9lug li9. @iner
Der Sffi5iere lpurpe lebsnssefdbrli6
perleRt, ein anoerer Sffi5ier bat
lhlpere @erlebungen erlitten.
Vie red g. urro Itoatss
nihenTtoftli9e 5atultdt Der unioer'
fiat SIZE! Eat @errn arupp b. gpb=
len lnp 9al5a6 Die Wiiroe zines
9ottprs Der 5taatsluihenThoftsn
e9renhaIher perlieben, uno spar, mie
es in Der Mitteiluns Ser Jatllltdt
hsibt, uanlG5lia Der gfidli9 oplsn=
peten Hei'e oes eriten Inter leefradtz
olnpfers". 9ielelbe MusaeiHnunJ
fat Die &isler redtsz llno ltoatsniIz
lenldaftlide 5atultdt au9 9errn
Mlfreb 2ohmana, benz Snitiontsn
Der Sanoels>uz8ppte, 5uteil uerpen
laf'en.
geim aaifsniaalter
IN Der gabuhpfbolle oes Norobabnz
bofe5 in @ien ipuroe Dem &aufmonn
stesmann aus Sspieeim, 9aliSien,
cine Safae aus rotem Smttatirnsz
leoer seltohlen. Die SaI6e entbielt
einen getras BON $4,000 &rpnen,
feitsbeno aus so 9antnpten gu lie
1000 &rpnen. Giegmann bottle Die
@lmme bon $4,000 &ronen IN Der
oMercur" gont bebpben. @erbd6tig,
Cen 9roben Saidenoiebitobl begon=
gen al baben, lit Elm ulgefdbr 90
big 40idbri9er Monn. Gr bate lid
an Der 8%aIIenbolle auffdaig an
Stesmam beranSeordngt.
1877 Sdiifden 6oben sic bcltz
lhen II : @pptc i'll orei Wonaten per@
lenft 50. llntericelig entidlaieu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-21
Gffcnbar aeniiat Sci, Sriten has

- Gffcnbar eeniist sen Sritcn has
9cfallfte &un,a1ticn nidt, nid)t pas
&elas, bas auf Dem Sprungc ltebt. -
@eld nnbcre u%fleinc Nationen"
frastc 2lopp sen Grep, fDnncn pir
nod bincinbcbcn, buB tic iid fir ms
perblnten? 9u lit @pllmno, ia, lit
Nurlpegen, 9anemarf - bic Shlpci5
lit msscldloIen, nenut Sic lit, ibofins,
pirflib neutral. &erlltdcn mir CO
NIT Spanien. en- 9ing bcnn Der Gr5~
beeer 2prp MortbcIiffc, Sic Secle pom
Spnpifat, an Bic lpanilhc Stout. Ser
ludt. Gpanien, bus IN bcrSbat beltl6z
frcllnblid gebliebeu lit, in bcn Strm@
Sci al scrrcn. Mber ~pprlauii9 its bae
nit nid)ts. gs lit cine umangcncbme
llcberrniduug, 10 iammert Ser cole
2prb, iucnn nan nod Spanien fommt
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-21

lr1o finbet, bab Ser britiide Sppereigll
10 lpenig lpillfpmn,cl1 lit. gs lit ullaalz
senebm, in Sen lpanilden 3eitunscl1
fait purdipe9 bon beutid)cn Sie9cn lez
len SIT miiiicn, bon Scmciien, oaf
9cutIdlal1o nnbeiiegbar iei."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-21
Die gcrtbeiIung Ser @iiraerpapie.

- 9ie 2eier unierer 3eitung iin:s
boflidlt eriudt, alle intereiIanter
geadrihten, tpelde in ibren @efann.
tenfreiien %porfommeit, ser Gcoaftion
per 8oit oocr perionlih 5u iibermit-
teln.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-21
Mfuts aus Sod Sslano

Die @irtbld)nft, bon Der bebaliptet
miro, oaB lie Die grobte in ser @clt
lei, ut allf sen Mamen Ste Nem
giaberg" getatft moroen. @cfannt-
lid mar elm &ontelt pe%ranitoltct nor
Den, bel Incident orei Grciic fin oie-
lelligcn Eerloncn a~llsgelebt marcn,
Die bcn bclte1 Malncn fir bic Mielcl,-
mirtblhaft OIL Der Drittcn s(penue II.
30. StroBe nan1lten.
8ie iib be~ramsltc(te, bctbciligten
std) etlpa 1000 Gerlpnen oil Dem &on-
telt nno Die &idtcr brolldtcn lid) aus
biciem @rltilOe nibt iibtr Mollgcl an
Mrbeit 5t befIagen. Scr critic @reis
III Sobe bon $25 ml,roc ,SSa11es
9poos, eilem Nteeltclten ser Mod
Sslano Gilcribabn : @eicalbaft, sll-
gelprodcn, 90 CT Sen obell er1pdbll-
ten Narlell nnterbreitet batte. Smei
meltere 8eloprciic IN Sobe bon $40
nno So gelangtcn al, stpei @crrcn
our Gertbcilrng, bie qDnlibc Nanlcll
n~nterbreitet batten.
MaDor McGonodie gab geItcrlt
cine g%rflarltng ab, o%er5uiolge> es al
len Nerlollcn lnlllrleDr OH Sen &ra=
gen gebe1 ipn, ipenll iic Die Mcdnln1g
iiber Dos BON Der staot .9elieierte
@alIcr nidt balb besablcn.
8ic aus Dem 9iiro oes Stabtclerfs
IN Griabrlng aebrad)t ml,roe, gibt es
cine MnSabl Iriidcbcrgcr, Die ser
Staot nod eincn 9etrag fir @ailcr
lhuloctl. Ger nadblte Sdritt, oel1 sic
Staotpermaltlnlg m,ternimmt, miro
,icilt, oaB alien iaumleligen 3ablerrl
oas @alier ~abgeorcbt miro.
o Garl &uebl aus &nd SsSslano, SIN.
ipalt fir 6ran emma gngle, SEQ.
1905 8clt 3. StraBe, in 9opetpprt
%ipo6nboft, elnpfing geltcrn sen ge-
tras BON $2O7 als critic M~n5ablrng
fir Den SOB bon Otto gngel, zines
Sobncs ieiner &lienti,l, Der am 26.
Septcmber 1915 III Morriion, ST.,
nabreno Ser Mrbeit all cincr @rpt=
Mai6ine, INNS 2cbcn fam. 6ralt
@ngle lit @ermaltcrin ocs Nad)lal5es
bon ibrem Sobne ltnb cs ml1roen ibr
ieincr5eit fir Ben 600 oesicl6eu 49,
600 5ltgelproda1.
Sir Sic iabrlid ab5ubaltenoe @ii-
her=yicpilion nller Gountpbeanltell
bat bie Godf Sslailh Golntp Guper-
pil orenbeboroe Sen &ontraft Scr Sir
mo 8. g. Stnms So. 5ltgeiproden.
9ielelbe batte fir sic Mrbeit 5000
berlangt.
Sn Der geltern ahgebaItenen Ser
iamnlung mltroe ferller bel6lo1ien,
bon Dem County Sen @etrag bon
$4,000 5lt5ieben, I'M Sic ~lallfenoe,t
Mltsgaben 81 Itreiten 5l1 %foinl1cl1, Sl,-
pcrpilor Siebers bate porber crfldrt,
bob Die 5mr gerfiisllng itcbenoel1
Mittcl nidt geniigeno ieien.
IS muroe ferner tbeIdIolIet, Ser
uRof Sslan0 County agricultural
2eagtc" Ben @etrag bon $1,000 al,f
oret Sabre 5l1fomlneln SIT la1ien, ba-
NIT oieie gereinigung ibre Mrbeiten
fortleten fa1tn.