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candidate. Air. Wickersham was elected.
 In 1912 the candidates were Robert W. Jennings, Democrat; W. A. Gu- more, Republican; Kazis Krauczunas, Socialist; James Wickersham, Inde- pendent. and Martin Hauais, Indc- pendent Democrat. lIr. Wickersham was elected.
 In 1914 the candidates were Charles E. Buuuell, Democrat; Thomas Brooks, Socialist, and James Wicker sham, Iudependent-though claiming to be Wilson Progressive" "Pro- gressive Democrat" and a Progress siye," in different portions of the Ter ritory. Mir. Wickcrsham was elected.
 Today the candidates are Charles A. Sulzcr, Democrat; Lena Morrow Lewis. Socialist, and James Wicker sham. Independent There is no Re publican candidatc.-Ex.
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SEVENTH DELEGATESHIP CON
 TEST

The election of Alaska's seventh Delegate to Congress will occur to- day-thOugb it is the sixth election day. The first and second Delegates to Congress were elected at the first election. which occurred in August 1906.
 In 1906 the candidates for Delegate (, Congress for the short term, end- ing March 4, 1907. were Frank H.. Waskey, nominated by the Demo crats mad Miners party of Nome. and the Miners party of Fairbanks; A. P. Swiueford, nominated by am iudcpend- cut petition of Skagwayjtes and the Democrats of the First Division, amt Cornelius D. Muranc, nominated by tbc Republicans. There were three Divisions at that time. Mr. Waskcy carried the Second and Third, aul was elected Former Gov Swincforl carried Che First Division by an over whclmiug majority.
 Al the same election the candidates for che ioug term beginning llart 4. 1907, were Tom Gale. holding tb. same nominations as Mr. Waskcy. (. D. Nurane, Republican, aud n. ". Mcueu. Democrat. Gale carried al. ,hrc, Divisions. and was elected
 In 1908 che candidates were John Roman. Democrat; John W. Corson. Republican; B. A. Cbaberr, Labor. and James Wickcrsham. Independent, The latter was elected.
 in 1910 the candidates were F. s. Orr Republican; William O'Couuor. Labor. and James Wickersbam, Indc- pendent There was no Democratic
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NEWS NOTES

The lecture by Asa c. Baldwin on Saturday night was really delightful All those who were lucky enough to be present say they were surprised that such a lecture could be produced here at home. It would be impossible to go into details because the most that one could do would be to touch on the fringeS. Mir. Baldwin went away on the Watson but it is to be hoped he will come to visit us again.
 Mrs. Harman is now occupying a position in the drygoods department of the Seward Commercial Company.
 Miss Layonia Stotko entertained several of her young friends at a birthday party yesterday.
 Dutch BIarchfcld came on the Wat son to Cordova with towelvc head of
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CATHOLIC CHURCH

Sundays: CommuniIn Mass at 8:%U a. m.
 Mass and Sermon at lO:&O a m. Sunday school after Mass.
 Rosary, instruction and Benediction at 7:30 D. m
 Weekdays: Daily Mass at 7:30 m.
 Daily Mass, 7:3O a. m. in hospital chapel.
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nounced, at the home of Mrs. M. A. Martin.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. o. Patton have taken over the management of the Seward Hotel in the absence of Mr. and Mrs. McNeiley who have gone outside.
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ARRIVE ON WATSON

The following arrived from Seattle this morning on the Watson: Gus Giles, w. H. Lindig and wife, Rev. Geo. J. Finn, Mrs. E. A. Anderson, Mrs Vera Monro and children, and steerage.
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An Edison Diamond Disc Phono- graph makes a fine Christmas pres ent. No needles to change Brown x Hawkins, Quality First"
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Something new; Dessert in q Aash"-JiNry-Jello. Brown x Hawk ins, Quality First"
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Fresh Chinook Eippcrcd Salmon, Twenty-Five cents per 10. Brown X Hawkins, Quality First"
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The Great Majestic. the Range wi,h the Reputation Brown q Hawkins. Quality First
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NOTICE
Regular meeting of Pioneers to- night, Pioneers hall, p. m.
 L. l.. JAMES, Jr., President.

Flannelette night gowns and Pa jamas for men, women, boys and gir.s Brown & Hawkins, Quality First.
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FOR SALE

Completely furnished 2 room house for sale cheap; rooms 12x2O. Apply The Bazaar 1l-l9-3t.
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Vacuum cleaners. Best mad,. Reasonable prices. Mt McN...ey Electric Co.
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A fine new line of ice Skates. Brown X Hawkins, Quality First"
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VALDEZ FIRE
1 steerage

The Treat house which was occupi- ed by A. G. Stall and family in Val deg was burned to the ground last week.
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lour NsJancy t-.".Hoo, ooau f0e irauch
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Old papers for sale at ,he Gate way
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WaterfI G tra7ier Vur>sev The Branch
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 Kodaks, Magazines and Tobacco.
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 Broadway. Seward
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THE FABLE OF SISTER MAE" Whodj 8, well 30, could hc cvpcc,,d rcel ,oneI,
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iu' hN Au uruNua. review Of the aftermath of Errcp.
 Path of Glory. ratbr Film.
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SSS SSS
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-14
Semitic SiacuucriIu',.
Nestiparhis-r Grnbcr' iii eircm i,i).
fiGcm Errfc.

lV!JeH ~EIISs
Sn DEM faaiiI1sn Iprfe MaoelolA
bate bis por lpenisen sSabren en- 81
gennerbduptlins feilten SofTaat. Sur
bic Susenb bes Dries mar es cir
Sauptberenisen, Oss 4iSeuuertDnies
SAlpB gu nmi1leidsi,. Die iiilscrer
{ 3iseunerprin5en uno Sic p1in3eIia=
nen nao mos ionft III ainbern bei
Sofe ii6 befdno, ginssn III bic Dorf=
iaule, tporiibcr freili:s) Der 2ebrsr
anb bic D1rfler nili febr .b.slidi
tparen. Dos 3igeunes;,9loB mar Elm
maBis srpBes 9aus, I'm seraumigen
Sofplab, 5tanen uno einsm Gar
ten einsei9oiTen, ein urlpriineliaer
8auernbof. Mber oles suar u1siaub.
LID bertommeu. SSm @arten pudDsrts
ltntraut. 9of- uno 9,ustor feblten,
bic JsnFter iparen nit 2oppsn uni
popierfesen hertle6t, a1tb ser Dpf lat
lpic etn eioiger STRAIN. a1o~W iebmart.
nus. 9ier lagerien aIh Die fremben
3igeuner5ige, benn es1 RDnla bor1
(einen Oe5 @3tamr1es Glt5sIGenft uoer
llnDerpflegt fort5iehen lolicn. Das
rin5ig tonigli6e bes sar5en 3tgcuner-
taates lDarsn Die Mui,dpfelDe pes
Riniss, praebtboae ssotebner, biz
lsola m filbernen GefN1rren lie~1.
Der &Onig 5eigts iid; tets Ill 9ohen
JlhtenrsitiletelM hltt ',.berner Sst.t.
gerte. Gr tru9 einen aanten @ammet.
rod nro einelt risfigen A9at nit bebe1
unb @ilberf@naIle. Menr CT nnter Die
Oorfttloer frat, balte er tDnislihs
Anfuanblungcn uao .porf Nidel u,lr
ter tie. 3nm Sofiiaat se6ortem p,ele
Meiber. Nu@ Tie iparen iebr frelae=
Dig. Der RDnig trie6 einen f6lpuna.
baften pferbebanoel. nnO an Den aro.
gen Bie9< unb Stralrmartten in 6ollf
feblte ,er nie. Muf einem leioltn lau.
bere11 Magen, cine Dirt Gonbauer, tut
l9terte Der Gaoeipillcr 3iaeunert0n,s
0urd pie @traBen bon &alle. Muf ben
GiBen ioben Die laat f9paS.losu
Meiber uno biele &inoer. ssSn Den
Jabrnfartttrubel l~siir5:rr. ii9 Ser M6<
mig uro feline Gsfolgi5oaft nit ipllbsr
guit. Der HabsDi0er H0nig mar
Ne9tlpreder fir ale 3igeuner, Die
bur9 Die oentlaen Gale 1treiftsn. 81
ls9te nae Stre1tfalle raid unD entfad
BET, l.nb gu ibm tamen Die 3issul,er
5iisel aus tpeittr 6erne, oesDalh nj,
meiIt elm buntes Bin i'm @@loBbol
gu beobnbten. MieroiMas padten BIZ
brauren 8ruoer oarijNer, baB pul
lbren 8rduden unb 5tttea nid)ts N
Die Seffentliebteit fam.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-14

8ebadene rpte Muben.
Gum Baden legt mon bic Niibsn pine
aaes in bic 8ratr0bre (pie 8ratz
dpfel, Do9 6rauden tie bsi ni9t 5n
I9arfer 9iBe mebrere StunDen, allo
iebr pie( ldnsere 3sit afs 4epfel surls
Meidperben. 9ieies 0erfabren tann
nift genug empo6len perben, Dc sez
badenen rotten Hiiben Elm biel fsfnez
req @roma eisen tit, als geto9ten.
Warm aus benz Sfen 9enommen uno
am Slid seiddlt unb nit 9al5 uno
etpas frii9er, f6aumtg sei6laeener
Butter oerlpeiit, biloen ie Elm geraz
be5u f0ltlides Seini9medergeridt.
Wer es ermDsli9en tann, bertpenoe
au9 gu Salaten uno @emilen itets
our4 8adperfabren gar setporosne
rote RIben.
Maronenpubbirg. 1 gfD.
maronen tperoen gei@dlt, Bic brau=
ne 9aut a%bseaogen, bonn in Mtlz
fir gu 8rei perfo9t nno gu einem
idlanfen Mus berribrt. Inter biest
Maile ri1rt NOR etpas aartoffels
mebl, Butter, feinsspiegte MonbeIn,
3uder nod @ei9mad, oud 8aniae.
auder, 2 Gtootter ober gisrIab unh
aum @@lub gu @6nee eef@lasenes
giipeib, begin. Gitpeiberiab. gine
gubbingform nirb nit ettpos 8utz
bic Moi1e einsefint unb i'm Ma1ers
babe cine quite Stuflbe aefodt. Cine
8eintunte famedt biersu am beiten
ter abaerieben, nit @emme[ beftreut
Mtlbe Senfeurfen. @rpbc
reife @enfgurfen iinb gu 1adler, gu
belbieren, NIT einem iilbernen 2DfFel
BON ben aernen gu befreien, in Stiide
gu i6neipen uno nit 5al3 - olli
bas pfunb @urfenitiide 2 GBlDTfel
gu mengen. Dim ndditen Sage
iperben lie a%bsetrodnet uno nit gan5
lei6tem, lauiparmem @liig iibergoiz
len. 9erlelbe Gliig 1T dm nd91ten
Gage auf autoden uno nod Dem Gr=
falten pieoer ouf5ufullen. Qm britt
ten Sage ididtet mon Die @urten EN-
unb re9net oabei auT s pfunD Sur
fsaitiide q l pfuno fleH1s ge=
| l9rittene 56alotten uno perl5pie=
BEN, u pTuno Meerrettidniirfel
pier 5tlide trodenen Sngper uni
spei 6dnbe Doll seI9nittenen Dill,
Quart Meiaeliig, 1 Quart MaNer,
PIunb 3uder, 2 2orbeerbldtter,
5eslDffel Relfen, l hinge meiBer gfei:
fer nurben suIammen seto6t. In:
teroehen legt man 6 gbl0ffel genf:
former auf Elm pisredises 5tiid ee
bri;6te @cse, Derfnotei Die 3ipfe
f~reu5fpeils uno lest Dieien 9euteL brsi
uber Die Gurtsn,o Dap tie mogliait pol
ibm beoedt iino. Sierauf ipiro be.
erfaltete Gfiie iibergeFiiIt unD ba:
8oa5e gut init pergamentpopier per
bunSen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-14
@eaclidnt eescn ainocrla5mana.

1ot einem reuen geiidtspuntIs
aus tritt elmer Der amerifaniIdben
Muoubonz@e in ainem Jlusblattz
den fur einen nod ausgebebnte,en
Gdub Der 90gel Elm, unb stpar Bet
1labe .aller @attungsn N0ael. Unit
oas 1T Der @ei4tspuntt Der Dffentlt.
hen @eiunbbeit. s
MaS bisber iberbaupt pom @tonb=
puatt Der menidliden @eluaobeit
aug iiber WSseI mitu1l!er ee1aat muir
be, lautete nidt seraoe giinItie, bod
be5og, lid bes MIR auf eepi1ie @ut.
tltlsen 5%tubenb0gel, namentli6 aif
Papaseie, tpel6e Der Werbrsituna ser
etnen ober anberen &ronfbeit perbdh.
tigt purben.
Wiloe @0sel iparer i@pn hisber
als 8ertiteer bon nnmailen bon
Jliesen unO anseren Snletten i'm
lomit als iebr mi4tise Jreunbe oes
Gnnbmnnnes betannf, ipsnt1 auh an
ldetne1b nod t,n1et niat 10 &c.
tannt, tpie iie es perbienten! Gob 1ie
aber bnr4 bteie felbe Sati9teit nit
.telbar auh BEN kindergarten lhlim-
iner &rantbeiten ooer @pioemien
1teuerng fDnnten - Defenders Der
rRinoerlabmuns", BON peIter III leb.
ter Heit Iobiel bic NeDe iDar - bur.
out TT btsber taum geac9tet norben
Das befoste Glusblatt bebt. bsr
Dor. nenerliAe Mnaei9en beutete..
oarauf bin, BOB S!leaen, por allen.
bic semeine @dmeibfliege C.Slu
gottle") uno ale Jliegsn, lpel,be al
Meier seben, in nielen 6dlle1
ole 5rassr Der ainberlGbmun9 1eten
9aS fct!tc gerooc mod 5l benz p6ne
bin ld9on lebr id'erhten guf Der Jlie
gen oils 8erinlepper tonItiser lnllet.
ienber arantbeiten. STE mafieuenfts
g~crtilgung lit lpnntb ols Elm leb,
oerbicnitliGes Wert NIB gsraoesu al.
@einnoDeitszS aus anoufeben; uni
lie iollte Ben 9oseln. pe!he Iid Ios
Dies Werbisnf ernerbtn, minre1ten
Den Saub ibres qebens eintraeen!
8eina1e ieber @oeel lit es ipert,
am 2eben crDalten gu iperben; aber
als sierise Wertilger BON Jliegen al.
ler Gorten unb funa9 quite Beldit.
ger Der @eirnobeit le!en bier beion-
oers nambaft gsmadt:: Sdtnalben.
&amin-s @pifts" ooer Glieggsfd nse,
gu benen oud Der R%Dnts sbpse.
uno bic pboebe se2oren unb fiji
abenbli9e ober nd9tli9e Sdttgfei.
Der %Dielsenannte .Wbippootioil!!1 unit
Der i4ledt anaeld)riebene Jtndtba.
BLOT, Der mebr 9atss Int, a!s ld)lilm
me5. Wcnn nun bic Hinoer!atmuirla
betdmpfen mil, lollte aud Die So
tuns bisier W0gel a~llsntbglben Durd
ifrena burhaeiiih.te Geiege ua.triaat
lpereen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-14
Rtuts aus Moline.

Nltf 9efiirluortltl1g oes an1tircnoer
.Staatsamalts, ~. s. McGnirp,
perurtbeilte Nidter 9arlot geltern
adlt meitere geitber logenanllttr uloi1
orlnf parlors", Die bes @erfaufs gei-
tiger @etral1fe allgeflagt morocl1 mo-
rem ST. elmer @el6ltrafe bon $40 utI
ben Soften oes gcrfabrens.
u8as Cit &dfd,en aperoen min
friinnmt iid) bei5eiten", bieieg oiirfte
pielleidlt BET oer1 crit 11eltn Sabre al.
ten 2eol1aro GaDs, Ser nit leiren Gl.
tern go. 426 Seddte 5traBe mobnt
sltreffen. Ierielbe geita,1o gelterr
Der &oli5ei-Matrone gegeniiber an.
tgeblih Elm, eiren $20z5deil1 11no 81
TT 8ed)ielgelb aus Dem Gidet= 8iirc
oes Mmerican Sbeatcrs OH ser Is.
StraBe geltoblen gu bnben. Ser 0rei.
faleboh NOR ltl,ter Dem Geroadt bes
DiebitablR berbaftet moroen. gr fat.
te oas @elo on iih genon1men, als
Der 9eliser bes Sbeaters basIelbe ci
llell Mltbcnblid berlaIlen bate. Sc
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-14

&nabe mill bos @elb fortgeiporfe1
baben, als ct lab, BOB ein Eoli5ilt
i'm pcriolgte.
Iiebc brallgen in Scr 9tadt bon
Sonntag anf Montag in Die @ob-
ming bon George u. Abams, No.
1926 5. Mnenle m%obnboft, Elm ltnb
omrd)lto6ertelt alle 3immer bcs @c=
balloes. 3us gin5iee, mos ibnen
mitnebmensmertb eridien, NOR Elm
lleber5ieber, mnO BOB lie oieicn am
geitrigen Gage por5iielid) eebrouden
fonnten, bcbarf lpobl fciner meiterell
grflarling.
Die Ginbred)er batten iid gintritt
peridafft, iloem tic elm Giidenfcniter
5cr6raden. Sierbei aingen tic ieooh
etrpas u1gcid)idt all @erfe, ga, iid) ei=
acr bcrlel6en on DEM @laie lhnitt,
mos oaralts bcrpor9ing, bab in Dem
gar15en Sallie Slutipllren parcn.
Bon Den Ginbred,ern feblt jebe Spur.
Der Staotratb gemdbrte in icincr
g%eltern @eorgen abaebalteneu Sitlna
oas @eiud bon Gllib $. gooo aus
st. 9oltis, a1 Der 2. 5traBe, 5piider
Der IS. nnb 19. StraBe, eincn gro=
ben 5%pl5idnlppen errid)ten 5u oiirien.
Cobb, Ser Is Sabre lang in ct
2oltis I'M @ol5aeiddft tbdtig mar,
miro bier Elm Detail eIdaft croft.
llelt.
Tolgc1tbe @criolien lieBen Iid) &C.
lter1 &eiratbs : Grlallbnibldcine
auslteIlen:
George 9sorris ulro SRI. sSrcne
@ooos, Marion, SSa.,
I0nn Mnioll, Gropbetstpmr, nnf
SRI. MarD @arltcnlolL grie.
Mat MenoeG unb SRI. Stanislamc
8ifromsfa. Mloline.
Oscar Iolrp uno Jralt Milanil
@arb, 3abenport.
@iaiam $. Barter nl6 SRI. Glt
niec Marois, Carbon Gliff.
Charles :. Siaaclon uatb SRI. Sit
Der @ibior1, Sort 9ooge, So.
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Meuts aug &ud Sslanb

Die &od Sslano stoot-apmmil-
lion bieB III ibrer geltcrn Madmittag
abechaltenen Sieltng bic Si5cnien iiir
I95 @irtbidaften lllo do gngros-9i=
foireelddfte gut
Gie s(nsltellln,g ser 2i3ens fir sic
go. 800 gierte Mpenue belcgene
8irtbidaft, pelde friiber s. arlic=
ger, Der bier erl6oIIen lpurbe, fiibrte,
|mlroe perlpeigert. 8ier 8eliber Don
8irt6lduften, Die anaeblid nidt ae=
NAB ben ltaotiiden &lentpnergeieber
gebanOelt batten, ipnroen Dor ser
%aommiiiion einem gerbor ltnter,o9en
uflo Die 2i5erien lpl,roen idlieBlih
aepabrt, nad)oem iie beriprod)en,
nadbem lie beriproden, in ibren 2o-
falen fir Sanitation lit jeoer 8esie-
bl,l1g 81 lorger.
Ser Merifal1cr @ufus Momon
miro bon Ser 9oli5ei lllter Ser Be-
lduloiaung feltgebaltcli, eincn tbat=
liden Mnsriff dltf oie Megerin Sral1
Ilicc Sobnion mlsgeiiibrt gu baben.
Ramon lol Der Negerin Spnntag gu
lpater Ibcn0ltunbe mebrcre Stih<
mllnoen OH sen Mrn1en ltno shulterl,
il, Ser MIlep binter ibrem SEQ. 528
13. StroBc belegcnen Seim BEIGE
bradt baben. Ser Merifaner leate
angeblid) Der GoIi5ei seeeniiber BE-
reits elm @eltanbniB ab. DIS @rulo
fir lcir1e Gbat gab er an, bab sic 9ie=
germ Sen Gerilld gemudt babe, i'm
5l bcral,be11. 3ie 8iirglhaft iiir Sen
gerbaftctclt 1T auf $4,000 feltgeictt
moroen.
6. @anfs aus Iupel1pprt mllr6e
9cltcrn oltrG Noli5eimagiitrat smitb
5unS1O Ml1b Ben Soften bes 8erfab-
rens perurt6eilt, 11ad)bem ct jdu1lbia
befltnocn worbcn NOR, lebten Sans
tag Mbeft6 0en 5rieoen an ser gde
Der uSSnonltrial @aa" geitort 5t ba-
ben. @abrelrb zines @orttreites
nit Sbon1as Cannon apl1rbe elm sSen=
tier on Dem @ebal1oe 5erbroden.
Cannon mnrbe ebemfaus Ser sSrie=
oeltsitorung iduloig beflunoen l1rb gu
So n1o ben Soften 6es g~crfabrens
perl1rtbeilt.
Jral slnlla Scblers reid,te ge]terr
inn areisgerid)t cine 5beioultgsflage
9egen loren @attea, Safe Seblers
Elm. Sic &lagerin beIduloigt ibre1
Wialm Der I%runfenbeit. 9us 0oar
nerbeiratbete lid sen1aB ser &lage-
ldrift ant 81. sycbrl1ar 1910 unl
lDie Srennalng erfolgte inn Sarluar
|6teies Sabres.
MeaDor McGonod)ie en1pfil,a qe.
1tern Diorgen cine ginlabullg cur 80.
&ptpention 0es ngsational Gibers
ono @or6ors @ongreb1, oie ONT 6.
z. llno 8. 0e5en1ber in @albinqton
g. g., abgebalten miro. Sl1 Dem Git
laolngsld)reiben ipirb erlpa6nt, baI
9elltidlano 6as Grpblen biaiae1
Transportation allf Sen @~aIierpegel
geloit babe. Mltf Der &onpention loI
Die f%erlterc gntmidllng Ser arobet
@alieritraBen 6ieles 2allbes belpro
d)ell 1perocn.
N
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-14
Scenes ans MusrQtine.

@abllpette1, Sic in M~llscotine Of
gcldlallen nllroel1, 1i11D bisbcr l1nd)
11idt beglid)ell moroeR, troboem Gra=
Iioent @iliolt mieoererpablt moroelt
lit. Gle ltriade diegt apobl oarill, ooB
man ltod nid)t 10 gang iider lit. IS
miro altf Sic @anolln1g oes repthli=
faniiden Matioaolfomites gelDartet,
meld)es cine antlide Mad5ablung
ldmmtlider Stitnmen in Sen Slpeifel@
baften Staatelr Oes @cltens b~erlanat
bat.
0iejenigen' Yerlol1en int Ml1sca-
tine, melde sic @eloer beiocr Hartei=
len halfen, befinoert iid} in elmer Ell
gent6iimliden Gage. Sic einittpeili=
gen 8eipi1lter Ser @abl1petten oril1=
gen lc%lbltreoenb altf ioinrtige Mlls.
|5ablltng Ser @elber, momit Sic gcg=
nerilde 4artei ieood) l1idt ei11perltur=
ben lit. Gisber Itno nod feline @et-
ten SUR Mnssabllng gefommen, 90
ptele Nerlonen IN cine 1l1argellebme
Gage fomn1en tpiir6en, falls @l1gbes
ieinen gin5llg lit 0as @eiBe Sal1s
balten iollte.
Sen Nabforidplllgen Ser 9ebor6en
lit es cnolid %gelltngelt, oen 9eliser
bes Mlttomobils altsfi11oig 5l1 mad)en,
Dos fiir5lid) BON Seuerapebrleuten OH
Der Green StraBe borgefu1loen muir
De. Sames Safep, Ser in &od SIS
lano tpobnt, bat sic Meaidi1te bereits
abgebolt. Derlelbe beridtete ser $50
li5eit, 0ab linn oas Mutomobil lebtet
Moltag geltoblen woroen lei.
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am eriten Weontag I'M Ie5ember Der,
fault meroell, oamit bic Stabt in Ser
9elis Ser rildltaroigen Steuerl1 ge.
langt.
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is. 9. Sartn1an Duroen geitern Nu1.
~11ittag bon Der Sanilielnuobmlllg OF
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Die iterbliden %lleberreite bon Nrall
S. 9. &artntul1 mltroen geltern Neab-
lnittag Don Der Samiliempobnltng an
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to myself my little nurse was work
ing over me. She seemed to be en-
crossed in her duties and did not
talk.
At last I got some of my courage
back and asked, ''Is there any hOpe?"
Hope, of course there is, she an
swered cheerfuIly.
Then it really looks as though
would die?"
Die? What are you talking
about? You are not going to die.
You are going to get we'll"
But I'd rather die than stay in bed
for years"
MY dear Mrs. Waverly, you are
not going to let me feel that all your
talk of courage was only an express
sion of theory. You told me to face
my troubles, now say to you, face
yours. Next week we are going to
take you to Mrs. Selwin's charming
home"
said nothing, but was thinking
of poor old Dick. How much better
it would have been if l had set him
free at the time I found out about
4IlCdlIO1 Il oL1lOW. nv" L, VIII p4luCu
myself on helping him to be bigger
and better, will be only a hindrance
to him.
did all you people know this for
a long time?" I asked the nurse.
we were not sure and we did not
want to worry you until we were alb
sOluteIy certain"
The sun streamed through my
window, l heard the noise of the e.
street, all the world was at it's &C
custOmed tasks and pleasures.
Suddenly I made up my mind. #
Nurse, has Mr.. WaVerly gomez
Not yet"
Tell him I want to see him."
She left the room and in a moment
Dick, looking years older, stood in
the door.
ITO Be Continue6)
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It has come-the black fear I did
not dare mention to myself, has
reared his head and clutched my

reared his head and clutched my
heart with it's fangS.~
This morning my cast was taken
off and it was found that while the
bones Of my leg had knit properly, l
had sustained some injury to my
spine. The verdict must lie as
have been doing on my back for a
long while to come, possibly always.
All my Vaunted courage OOZed and
left me just a poor animal, tortured
in body and almost mad of mind.
Yesterday said to you, little book,
that whatever came I would meet
face to face. Today even when Dick
put his plying arms about me and
told me the doctors verdict, l asked
him to put me down and go out and
leave me alone.
Why has this awful thing come to
me? Surely do not deserve this. In
all my life I have given the best
have to others. 1 have been kinder
to everyone else than to myself. I
have tried to make this world better
for having lived in it
I have been human and made mis-
takes and perhaps I have done those
things I ought not to have done and
left UndOne those thing I ought to
have done, but do not remember of
any natural or spiritual law that l
have actually broken. Even if at last
I can come back into the world of
action all my regiment" will be far
ahead of me.
What shall I do-where shall
turn for the least little bit of COM
fort? I can't tell this to poor old
Dick for he will have enough sorrow
being tied to a living clod just now
when he needs some one to help him
bear the burden of the big business
he has ShOUldered.
Oh, little book, l am afraid they
won't let me die.
y,,1,C+ boyyo foiDFo5 n flor yrry-;+irr-
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NY AWFUL FEAR Is REALIZED
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-12-15
GEORGETOWN NOTES

Georgetown, Dec. 1s.-Mrs. Hy
Smith has been quite i'll the past
week. but is reported some better.
Grandma Thorton. who ia past so
years OF age. Is in very poor health.
Miss Harriet Hoff. who has been
in Salt Lake for the past year, will
be at home next week to spend the
holidays.
Gilbert Bacon, who was operated
on for appendicitis at the Montpelier
hospital about two weeks ago, was
able to return home Tuesday.
About a dozen men from here are
now at work in Nounan canyon get.
ting out logs. They will be there
for couple OF weeks IL the snow
doesn't get too deep for them.
VIII Hoff has gone to Montpelier
where he expects to work during tn,
winter.