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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-11
Gbirnreddt &edtstraee.
@ant rtas ber sotbat iid opcrieren
laiIen?

9ie bur@ ben Rriee aftuen gez
tsprbeH 5rase, pb bot ben Militdrs
beborben elm 3ipans auf bic SpIoaz
ten atsseiibt tperben tonne, CUR Mie=
berberi teIuns Der Dienitbrau9barz
teit ii@ elmer Operation gu unter@
ateben, lit infolse Der @erlpideltbeit
Der 8erbdltnife BON per19iebenen
Seiten Der 3ipilz unb MilitGriuri-
item fotpie Der Militdrdr3te perldie=
ben beantiportet nprben. @s tann
teinem 3peifel nnterlieser, 10 pirb
in einem beutfdsn 8latt ousse-
fubrt, bob es 5ane sibt, in benen
1i9 Der Splbat elmer Operation urz
teraieben muB. @erpeisert er beu=
nod ben @insriff, 10 pirb ct me-
gen llngeborfams in 9ienitiaden
(eesen einen 8efebD ansetlast. 81
ntse berartige 5dlle iinb bereits por
ben Militdrseridten gum Mustroe
selanst. Dos 8riessminiiterium
bat nun bic betreffenben Yarasraz
pben ber @anitdtsorbnung 10 ause
gelest, bob nur unerbebli9e Opera
tionen obne 3uitimmung bes 8etrefz
fenben borgenommen tperben biir=
fen. runerbeblide' Sperationen
finb folde. ,tpie Elm 11eler @rlab
bes 8riegsminiiteriums befiniert, bic
niht NIT 2ebensgefobr perbunben
flnb. Daber scbDren Speratinnen,
at benen Marfoien n%ottpenbis 1inb,
nidt gu ben unerbebliden, pobI
aber aue anberen, au@ mebr ober
tpeniger iamer5baften unb unbe<
dhemen 8ebanblungsarten.
IS fonn nun, pie ss in 6em
@rlaB beiBt, 3neifel bariiber ents
iteben, ob in einem beitimmten 0all
Elm erbeblider @ingriff porliegt Doe,
nt9t. 3und9it ent19eibet boriiber
Der bebanbelnbe @anitGtspffiaier.
Sn frasliden 5dlIen bot er bic
pfli4t, bas Sanitdtsamt gu befraz
gen. 8erpeigert bic Milifarperipn,
.troBbem Der @insrtff als unerbeb-
lid angeieben pirb, bie1en, 10 ent<
iaetbet bic @eri9tsitene, Dor Der er
lid tpegen @eborfamsbermeiaerums
gu berantlporten bat. Nun NOR
bpm etnigen Muslegern angenommen
llpprbe1i }bhB Elm 5 tpang isu irgenbas
leiner Speration, au@ gu einer UNI
leelrhksb'liiden,, 1lr bann aus9eibt tpsrs'
pen Tam (bubf dlfod bort. nnrr ogbie.
,Wsrtpgeiiesrung itrdf6ar i{t);, fpo Bic
sW~ftlttdrpsri Dit utter ber maBqeDerty-
ben 6elbinnitatsorbnun 'fteb, BOG
jbeiBt III 9peratipnssebiet. sSyHnilberi
,@tappe urb in Der 9eimat 'g{ltfabert
Die MISUNDERSTANDING welne
,SSiei SBbema gar niht beriibrt Dos
aR8riessmtntferftm bdt ttunsbeitimmt,f
bab fpI9e l1nterfdiebe ni9t an MOI
der ii1b. @s lit slti9siiltfg, %
berginsriff I'M, @riesszi oberns5rtes.
'bensesbiet bprsenommena tpirbao5np4
msnrtpi Sic trisgsminifteril1s gsqssF
lfHasgasdtss, nl,aa BEL ben bebarSelnb5en
M4sfssten ertpinf6te &larBsiti iHiber bic
@rsn5ein ibrese San6elns fHafft 70
limb bod Biz iebt e%rnifere Streits
fdle iiber Die gornabme BON Spe<
rationen iiberboupt @eltenbeiten aes
tpefen ba bic ari.ger fd bepnBt
finb, bob nidts pbne apingenbe Mot,
p%enbisteit sef4iebt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-11
VNV~N
gurdidniHlide Geudtigfeit Ser
q. %. Gapcnpurt sfat=Glnb.

ll1lter gutter 9ctbeiliglng bat alll
@pntcrstag Nbe1o bas regeln1abige
Sfat=Iltrlllcr bes gipromelt 9apcr=
port Sfatcllbs in Ser Atoronelt 3a=
benport Sllrllbolle ito%ttgeful,Oen. 1ie
tolgel1oe1 @en6elrttter erbieltel1
9rciie:
|. Midlael allbnen, 81 geponnere
Spiele, 739 Yll1s.
2. 50. 2rerie, 600 Gaus.
3. Sob1r @eimor, aral5iolo &C.
gen 5.
q. Aoolpb sdocning, 16 getponl1e-
lie 5piele.
5. Otto @ebrens, $50 G(lts.
6. Gnlil Jellner, bobes Spiel 100.
q. 9.Sinot, &reu5tourllee gegen 4.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-11

Sm berfa,tfen: 40 Ndcr 2anb; bor<
5iigltb seeisnet fiir @ail9erei Sarm.
9ilbner< poer S6ipeire : Sarm. sehs
Stn1mers Sous. Stal grob genl1g fit
8 8iibe nnb 5 Eferbe; ebenfalLs 8erz
lbnppen, G6neineitau rnb 6iibnerz
bals; gutter Sbltsarten. 6 Meilen bon
9abenpprt. 9ann ipfort iibernpm<
men iperoen. Greis 1926 per Ider.
$4,000 9ppptbef lauft auf 5 Sabre 5l
o Ero5ent 8inieu. 2ai1cn sic l1ns Ssbz
t1en Den GIab 5eigen. Meliamcc Stealth
w. 216R 8rabb Strabe. gbones:
.29O7 poer 5344S2. 7,18t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-11
M%iasferaSc crfplsreidJ perlaufcr1.

Die uorseitern abenb in Ser 0lprs
9ale abgebaltene Wasfera0e ser
Mpitic @orfers lit IN bodit4 erfolg=
reldler 8eile berlal1fen. IS batte11
ltd nlgefa6r 600 Gerlonen eingefun-
ben, oarlltter sablreide originelle
Mlasfen. Die gorfiibrung zines
Grill Seams" Ser @ereinia1tl1g gob
olled Mitglieoerlt beredtigte Soft
l1lt1lg, nuf Der I'M Sum- bieies Sssabres
III @rol1o &apios itattfinoenoen &o11-
BENTON ben @eril1d 81 MAIDEN, sic
llad)ltjabrige Decentralization fir
Sapenport gu g%eppnnel1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-11
GemOfratiidrr @a6l5cttcl in
@alcptf.

SSlt eiltenr porgeitern slbero abge=
1)alte1er &aufus Ger 9empfraten
bon @alcott mllroe fir Die am. 81.
Wear5 itattfinoenoe 5riibjabrsma6l
bic folge1oen aun0ioaten aufgelteat:
MaDor - CHARLES Beinde.
Staotratbe - Sern1o1t isteffen,
Mtaiam a%ro1en6erg, &ermam Sod,
grnelt @erner, Sermaln @atlf.
Mllellor - @errp Shreiber.
S6abmeilter ~ 9eorn1an 2eabp.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-11
Scmiib MHoeiatiun.

Morgen Madmittag Inn 5tpei l1br
finoet cine @itu11g Ser Iapenport
Semilb Miiociation fir sic ltnteritu-
blng ser Observation-Disclosures in Sem
Beball6e Ser uIimes" al ser 81 2.
Strobe itatt. 81 0er @%eriammlung
aperoen Ole 8erid)te iiber Sic sbatig=
felt Der 8ereinigung tpGhreno ser Iet=
ten iefs Monate berleien .,peroen.
Mle m6iaiiden ISL Qltbellsgenoiien
iit1o eril1bt, an oeu 5isu1g tbeilou-
11ehn1eu. II ii s,44,@ T., Il, 81 ,e,,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-11
s. Of 8. 9pge ufprporirt iid.

Durd Die MrnpdIte goof ur1o @al=
l1lff mltroen geitern Die %ssnforpori=
rl1ngsartifel fir 8an11er 2oge SEQ.
16 Der anigbts of 8ptbias bon 9l1f-
falo, So, binterlegt. 9ie @elea=
idoft oierit lpobltbdtigeil 3lpeden.
Sbre gegenmartigen @eomten iinb:
Galt Chancellor - emanuel Ser
mid.
gbancel1or Commander grdiittff
Settler. a.
@ice Chancellor - %. 81. @altb.
Erelate @otpar9 .. Sds1er.
Sn1lere @ad)e - Charles gernif.
sleubere 8ad5e Msiiaiams Be-
con.
5%i1lall5meiIter ~ GarIsaa1}al,d.
0eol tier OF grdeqler ssobn
@aspi.
arbeitsmeiiter - elmer Sorts
mann.
Iruitees - $. 81. Mo6n, IS. s..
Sdsner ltn6 6reo @erl1id.
gfeprdlentant 6reb 8ernid.
Stellpertreter @. S. Sdsner.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-11
glas bem @pliseiacridt.

Sin i1spenoirtes l1rtbeil BON 80
Sa9en @efangnib erbielt 1Sreo Mc=
ereais, Der iid eil1en geborisen slf=
ZEN gefauft batte.
@egen Hl1beIt0rung muBte CHINO
thu Shea $3.50 Dem slltar ser Sc
red}figfeit ppfern.
8ete Mllrpbp erbielt 10 Gage Sc
oent5ett ilber Die @efabrli6feit bes
Mbltllr5es bonn @uiierlpogel1. @r BE-
ltebt oaralf, Ole nad)itel1 Is gaae
BENT @erbergspater 2onis gdbarot
gu perbrillgen.
s. vs.. Norman pl1roe bon Ser 9(r,=
flage Der aorperperleeullg lllro oes
Ml1grlfts our6 8oli5eiridter 2ouis
Y. Hoooemig freiseiprodel.
Or. Safer, 3abnar5t, @bitofer
9niloing. 0(n,l
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-11

NnlaBlid 0es llnl5rgs oes @on
Io1 geld1aftes nod Ser 2. nno gra=
on StroBe BADEN porgeltern 46eno
9err uno Sral1 g. 3angbein, oene11
Die Seitllag oes @eihaftes o5liegt,
1bretl Nl1geltellten elm opulentes
ganfett int gladbamf gesebeu. Nad,
oem gallfett mobnten Die Mngeltea-
ten ols @aite Ser @eidaftsleituna ei-
11er gorltelln1g i'm Columbia Ibea-
ter hci.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-11
e9altfiaaMna.,

'Nlehs fiebeu Srenn5en, Nsdbarpl
llnb 78efpif1tew iassn itpirs Merwit film
bie 5abppeldeei 9Mestfb9qili9l,RN M Sem
9eibunbeSdala0n1llls u1llerer, liebsAi Mf2aallt
teul sdsbegermltfter, uhhbb @nnbnllllt.
Matia Gatbritta i5c,ttert, gel,
gtaken, lprie Die 5ablreiden pracbt.
.bollent @lintripettbtt1 MtiierenNlu mfa
ri9tiget,I tiefgefiiblfan4D ani. n9d19n,
Gang ~beimnnerS bnnfcT mir &aitor
Oscar @orn fir Den id0nen llno cbz
renoen Nadr.1flyGben ,elr ber @erltprbeeas
het I'M Gdnie l1nb .aufi hem -Sriebbpf
.9~efptoiAefa bat, nn6 bic acfiiblbonIeelny
groitestpprte, Sic ct an. ms getttcdtteet
fsfc tHS9feeE 8El I}9
Gbriitian 'Msateit, g~dbenpprt,
s9siels be %2t1bbulm, 9ayenpp,rt, ~ p
2Drets Maten, @isconIin,
Gbriitian be 2inbbplnt,
Slensbnrg. 9eutl@lanb,
&inber,
nebit S9tpie9erfinbern, gnfeln llnb
Gerpanbten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-11

.. geiitdjt: Gin Acknowledgement, gut
nn6 arbcitlo,ner Mann, nid1t
inter 46 Bis 60 Sabrcr,, Ser nilcns
y, tn etn glttcs Scinl einSlltreten, ser
8artenarbeit bcritebt lt1b nidt lpesiem
altf W%e5ablllng ficbt, lotbern Elm gutes
!9e1m tpilnldt, ipirb BON einer aIlfinz
ltelenoen Sran BON gutter MatAr gez
1aldt: g'ad5nfragcn inter 3iffer SO,
AoreIle n9er,9 emofrat". 1O,1@
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-11

SdIautopf. sic (im muz
1lt51mmer bes 9otsls): ,Mesbolb iitz
gen Sic benn INNER am alobier?
Sic fennen bod feline Note".
Nlter 9err: nMber eS nuBt jebem
anoeren au9 nihts, bab er ipielen
!ann, iolanse i6 hieriiBe".
Srontid. Satin Gebr ber=
gnisungsii4tig): vYaul, mas ioa
ih oenn gum &oltiimbal fir Elm SEQ
tim nebmen. bamit mid ia riemanb
ertennt?"
@atte: rg2imm's aidentonum,
BARN 1at 9i@ mod niemanb %aeieben"".
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-11
Bl1rtis GpcrnAaas.l

@eute Nn6 ifmorgen1 gelatgt 'Mri
'Sdloger Spieler 9aifnn 81. pabs ID
aopertiie1 I'M 7gi,rtis Gperm1aiifg
9eadmittdgs.l nn6 MbettSs 5nr Mufflb.
rllng. Ser iiid reddft5 gut oiii1iiiliiiryea,1T
all14 eilaggpl 4iiidtig luden hill, Der.
llalllllullee. .nllIddtt, ieine10er bNr @orfeuuhp
gen 51t %beilidJeh.s Sic gi11triffspreile'
lnlere Sc Ter il1 Ser Mn3eige uit
al1oerer Stelle 0esl @lattess. nsais "a
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-11
@erlanst: @ltes @dbdcn fir aus
5elnelne @ansarbeit. @ad5ufrasen SEQ.
go Weltern Mbci1ne. 1O,18t.

SIT berfaufen: SCI scbe in einisen
1a9e1t tort llno berfaufe mein Gigcnz
tbltm fir Die bette 8nor > Sfferte.
Mad5llfrasen $50. 1903 Union straBe.
10,1@t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-11
$50 lit 9setc Trancis?

Ser 4Sidbrige Nete Srancis bon
gse. 1O11 @elt 5. gtraBe lit lett por=
'geltern Nbeno lplrlos aus ieinem
!Seim peridruun6en. Dit Noli5ei lit
erlnht lporoen, bei ser gude nad
Irancis bebiilfli6 51 fem. 90
Nra1teis 'front.' tit, 6efiirdten feline
A11geboriget1, Dob ibln etlpas Sdlim=
mes sllgeltoBen iein fam.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-11

Die lesten aanoioaten ser Gri=
1arartpabl baben ibre g1ssa6enpoltell
III Der Office Oes Gol1ntDzM lloitors
80 Collins binterlcgt. gs 1parell
Dies: 5. q. @eir, Sep, 9oli5eirid=
ter, $3.50; q. @orbed, Gem, Ml=
oer1f1an 3.8aro, $19.35; Sam Gom=
lep, Step, alderman 3. @oro, feline.
Merdants Gransfer & Storage
70. 5elepbor 055. (4a3.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-11
Ethical Hall
223 WeItcrit MbenMe.

!@11fe beltide belebrenoe gortrdge
fir &tnber ieben spnntag Mnrgcn bon
A1O biz h12 11br. Sic &inber iperz
ben babel ard angebalten, ii1 an Dem
regelmdbig ltattfinbenben Singen
bentider 9ieber, unter better Mnleiz
thing, gu betbeili9en. Mue &inber iint
eingelnben. 5rei.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-11
Meme Mn5ei9en.
Mn3et8e.

Sfeltnpel1 ll1tD Setntilten <b1er1ntt
Die trallrise sia6ridt, bab nnier liez
@uIf Sou
am Sreitag, Ben 10: Mars, Iorgeils
Inn 8 llbr, na6 langem. 1btperen 2eis
Den in SITTER bon 20 Sabren, 8 Moz
naten rnD IA 5aeen ianft ent11laz
fen lit.
3as 2eidenbe9dnsniB finbct an,
Sonntag, ben 70. 0edr5, Madmittass
3 l1br 80, bonn S%rauerban1e. $50. 1926
9reibisite strabe,l 3od SsIanb,
aus na6 Dem StabtiI6en Srieobofe in
9%abenport ltatt.
linn titles 8eileio bitten sic tiefe
betriibten @interbliebenen:
Carl ara6berboeft, Neffe,
1rau SaitttD Sird, Nibtc,
nebf Sanailien llnO S%reulloen.
H., 12.t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-11
ID.
/ 8dterie n&naa.

aNpss11elterl1d1e 8eltaltltty Der me-
'rifo1lildlen Situatim7 sbdta bei 'f6eah
Mitglieoern Der gatterie SO" erbob-
tes S1atereIie getpeft, oa 6ie M6glid-
feit imnerbin beltebt, baB sic 8qt=
terie ta6 Merifo geididt tDer6e1
tnag. Mis 6ieiem @rl1n6 miro ol,d)
@e11eral=M0i1tant @lp 6. 2ogar1
ni6t na6 9apenport inn Sssnterelie eli
11er nelten 8affenbo0c for1r1en, 1pie
urlpriingli6 beabiidtigt tporoen NOR.
8atteriedef 81. 90. Compton fat
geltern on bieiige @eidaftslente ltr1o
sSabr1fanfen Sdrciben geIan6t, in Sc
1le1 CT Inn groBere @%ooperation ct
ludt. Sic modtelt loren Mt1getell=f
ten geItatten> oas 6eloIager in gpor=
ia mit5l1mad)en 1lno Sen 2obm1nter=
lfieo iii 5ufrieoenltellenoer @eiie
mabren0 Ser 9alter Foeg Jelolagers
fir tire a1tgeitellten regelM.
Sir 9aoenporter Meiiel,oe
miro aes' bon Sl1tereiie fein gu erfab=
rel1, baB Die 3ugperbinbung nod Sc
bar NapioS iiber 8eit 9ibertD 11nter=
brod1en tporben lit. 3a1g go. IL,
melder bisber INN 6:22 nbr Mor=
gems oen bieiigen @abnbof ser Mof
Ssla116 berlieb s, miro BON ieet an Inn
cine Stln0e friiber obfabren.
u. r1-.#a
ala1s Californian, 100 iie sic Ieb-
ten ieds @od)en 5ugebradt baben,
iin6 Or. IS. 8. 9llen nno @attin
11ab bier 5uriidgefebrt. 6rdltlein 8.
8. Greit9r1, bie NIT oenn gbepaar ab=
flt6r, balt iid gegenlpdrtig nod in
San diego alf. Or. 9lllen beridte=
te, Dob er 5ablreide 9apenporter in
Californian angetroffen babe.
5ral1 S. Is. &asmulieu, frii6er
bon 9abenport nno felt mebrere1l
Sabren IN Californian tpobnbuft, lit
oils cine Der orei 6ra1en=9 elegqtin-
men 5l1r oemofratiid)en Nationalfou=
pention in st. Souls ertpablt NOR
ben.
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eDtaIer 8ett.r5eri6A

9aoenports 10. MSara.
9ltrd1lhnitts 8arometerita1,o 30,1S
9nrdldptitts Ietnperat11r 80
Sodllte Icnlperatrr bellte 81
9Sieoriglte Semperatltr leste @adlt 90
Normale Semperatur fir 33
Sabre 80
91,rhidnittlide ge1dtigteit ser
21tft 76
@ieoerid)las il, "a gtuu1oen 600
gor6crrld]enoc @il1Srid)t1ng 9s@.
8allerl tono llln Z l1br Morgen ~
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-11

@erlanst: Gin Mat,n poer Ssram, enz
gasirt in einem groBen gtablifement.
Inn als infer @ertreter 5u fmngiren.
Gin gutter @erbienit tnnn eraielt tperz
ben, Dime bab es binberli9 nit Der re-
guldren Irbeit lit. gmpfeblungen aes
tpiini6t. N6reiie inter n152%, Ser
9enpfrat". Com
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-11

8erlanet :ssss g.iias riibriger 9erfdufer.
fir Elm groBcs Snititllt. salar lt,0
&ommi liton. Ibrene nit ginpfebInn<
gen lnater &u. 25 care Of Ser Dempz
1fat". 8,1M.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-11
siaot nnb Gonntq,
eamstas, ben II. Mars.
@e4u5eridA

MoiGi ii. @1ar5.
Sir Sailtois uro Soma: Setter
Samstag .aa1ib Counting, 1feigpnde
Semperatur
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-11

8~erlanst: Gin NbreBbu@ Der Gtob1
Sabenport bom Sabre 1915. Nbrefe
1tebit Hreis etc. inter &c. 81, an Sen
Ser 9emotrat". 14.hntn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-11

Mnatt8ett fhr
&~rtettsSldte, 8ertaxfe, 1erl1ts,
@ubnunSem etc.
IN bitfer Gfllbru tperoert fir etnse1 Tial
,ibt8l al elmer @ohe III ben nnhfoIgets
ben @aten irferirt: Bis al bier 8etIex
ober .beren @itint bOc,,E iiber bier ltrA
biz at a9t 8eilrr $1.00. &eine ara
' ''9sasn, ag'r9 f'' Y :s7p al' 6of a''s.'
no,8iir gtepengs.u6e tptrb sci ETH, bts
Aehsntaligera Ssnisrtiou zoe teredbnet.
Sll pertqnfcn III So. 1so4fgltms
nut abenue.s mi gepflaiferter gtraBe.
1l9be strqBeababulipic, srobes unb
Teu1es adt Rirnmer gsballs. i@cniieenb-
g%7bltbdlli1lc unb Yll1mer. Gbenfaus
sstoei lecre 8auitellen llllb cine fiinf
tS,1nti.er epthtq tees; gsnltIpeeer in, @SlaqIl,15en.
oScr' icpmat sber lttaliulft.e.1 S Silf,s syro1if,
$50 SUP 1aalitg..s sa''asss' ssf as
flallnSS SD, 1l2s.1esipeltL; l8. gtrabc,
mooernes adf chimney y { s!paisS nle
pilnld)enstuerrttbbeeylllsS sseerbcl ierlislgsn;,f ann.
.leldlt IN ooppcltes Slat llmgcarbcitet
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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-04-25

special funds including school dis
| trict, school institute and road district
funds amounted to $1S4,842.56. The
total warrants paid from general coun-
ty funds totalled $83,S67.6S. The total
amount of remittances by county
treasurer and warrants redeemed from
Especial and general county funds was
$353,296.88. The report shows that the
amount on hand in each fund is 1884,
445.43, less overdrafts amounting to
|$14,54436, leaving total cash on hand
April 8, 1916, of $19,90107.
The estimated value of property be-
longing to the county, including unpaid
and delinquent taxes and tax certif-
icates is $185, ,14336. This is classified
as follows: County farm and improve
ments, $16,400; stock, implements, etc.
on county farm, $2760.15; court house,
buildings, and grounds, $18,8O0; fur
niture and fixtures in court house,
s91O4; road machinery, tools and
road supplies, $11,846 unpaid taxes OF
1915 (second nal) s110,04467; per-
sonal property taxes, delinquent 1901
to 1879 $12,095.02; delinquent tax
certificates (held by county, $4093.52.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-04-25
ROOSEYELT'S HOPE
IS UNITED PARTY
SUCH is THE ANALYSIS OF j. G..
LAWRENCE, PROMINENT WASH
INGTON STATE REPUBLICAN
WeII-knOwn Whitman County Man in
Moscow on Business Mission
Is Prominent in Politics

The republican party of the ma
lproaching campaign if all signs do
not fail and sweep the party into vic
tory in the coming elections" said
| J. c. Lawrence, well-known republic
an political leader of Washington
state, who was in Moscow today on
business mission. THE sentiment
union portends to the nomination of
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt and when
the Chicago convention convene6 in
June the situation will have by that
time become well advanced so that it
will be known at once in which can
|didate the strength of the party wiR
rest.
81 am firm in the belief that Colonel
Roosevelt's only purpose is to re-
unite the party, whether with himself
as the presidential nominee or some
other equally progressive republican.
had the pleasure of a talk with him
in which I CLEANED this opinion OF his
views. / do not believe that Colonel
Roosevelt is more desirous of the re-
publican nomination than he is for
the reuniting of the party as whole,
At the chamber of commerce lunch
con today where Mr.. Lawrence was a
guest, he paid a high tribute to the
ability of Senator W. E. Borah OF
Idaho, whom he heard deliver an ad-
dress in the senate. He said that
Senator Borah was more appreciated
for his craftsmanship away from home
than he was at home and declared that
he was the Jim Blaine of the repub-
lican party Of today
Mr.. Lawrence is a pioneer of the
Palouse country and for many years
was resident of Garfield, dominating
the republican party affairs of Whit
man county. AS member of the pub
lie service commission of the state of
Washington, he did effective work for
the state. He subsequently was de-
feated in the Washington primaries
for the republican nomination for
governor and lately has been talked
of as a possible republican candidate
in the coming campaign. Mr.. Law
renee, besides having been extensive
ly. engaged in farming in Whitman
was largely interested in grain
and banks of that county.
In his visit to Moscow on business
he is accompanied today by j.
w. Cox of Garfield, a banker and
grain man. Mr. Lawrence has many
old-time friends here and was busy
today greeting them
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-04-25
DUNKIRK RAIDED
BY AER0PLANES
WOMAN KILLED AND THREE MEN
INJURED WHEN GERMAN AIR
MEN DROPPED BOMBS TO-DAY
More Russian Troops Arrived at Mar
sailles-Route by Which They
Journeyed Kept a Secret

By the United Press Associations.
PARIS, April 25. - Five German
aeroplanes raided Dunkirk today and
hurled six bombs, killed a woman
and wounding three men. The prop
erty damage was slight.
The second convoy of Russian troops
arrived at Marsailles today and disem-
barked The number of the troops and
the route by which they came IS a
secret.
Three times last night the Germans
heavily attacked Deadman's hill be-
hind walls of liquid fire, but each
charge was halted. The French TOOK
the offensive and ousted the Germans
from their advantageous foothold. The
Germans lost heavily. Grenade at
tacks on both sides OF Apremont woods
failed.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-04-25

campaign against bootlegging. Jail
TRUSTEES broke barrels OF confiscated
liquor and poured it into the gutter.
Chief Rockingham searched the Ste
wart Street pharmacy and discovered
in the false walls rows of shelves fill
ed with bottles. The proprietor was
arrested for the tenth time since pro-
hibition became effective. The fix
lures of a Second avenue bar were
seized and the proprietor arrested.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-04-25
GERMAN SQUADRON
BOMBARDS COAST
MARK FOR GERMAN
GUNS BUT BRITISH WARSHIPS
DROVE OFF INVADERS
British Ships Were Hit-ZeppeIins Al
SO Active-Britsh BOmbard
Zeebrugge
By the United Press Associations.

By the United Press Associations.
LONDON, April 25-A German
squadron of light cruisers bOmbarded
Lowestoft at 4 o'clock this morning,
killing two men, a woman and a
child. The British warships drove
them off after Commute battle.
simultaneously a fleet of Zeppelins
in the same vicinity and
dropped 70 bombs on eastern counties,
one man. The admiralty stat
ed that the material damage as the re-
suit of the cruiser raid was insignif-
icant Shortly after the Germans ap-
Eeared two British cruisers and de-
stroyer opened fire. The Germans
fed.
Three British Ships Hit
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-04-25
STAMP OUT BOOTLEGGING
Seattle Authorities Find False Walls
i'm Drug Store Where Liquor
is Stored

By the United Press Associations
SEATTLE, April 25,-False walls
containing bottled whiskey and the
of liquor wrapped in soiled
laundry aboard California ships were
revealed to the police today in their
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-04-25

LONDON-War prices of felt hats
have doomed the demand for stove
pipes" because they last longer.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-04-25
Attempt to Wreck Train

An attempt to wreck crowded ex-
cursion train southwest of Dublin was
reported today. Trainmen removing
the obstruction from the tracks were
fired upon from ambush. A police
train hurrying to the scene was de-
rallied
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-04-25
MAyN,S STATEMENT APPLAUDED

t}y the United Press AssociatIons
WASHINGTON, April 25-Great ap-
plause greeted Representative William
b.. Mann's statement in the house to-
day that he opposed the severance OF
diplomatic relations with any country
now. The house naval committee to-
day or tomorrow will report Dill
providing for two battleships, two bat
tie cruisers, 100000 for aviation, 80
submarines, Is destroyers and three
scout cruisers.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-04-25

were not sunk. The statement did not
mention the casualties aboard othe
damaged vessels. The public immed-
lately connected Sir Roger Easement
with the attacks.
Triangular Campaign Planned
1t is believed that the Germans
planned a triangular campaign of ter
rorism, expecting an uprising in Ire
land and all attack on England at sea
and in air. Twenty-four hours before
British warships raided Zeebrugge and.
other Belgian coast towns, Amster-
dam reported. When the British war
ships bombarded Zeebrugge the har
Dor and docks were damaged and a
number of small ships were sunk.