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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-18

ST. Sop, yt. ", tono Der
20 Sabre alte Spbn 9lolo unter fol-
genDen I'm ltdiloen ieinen SOB. ST
tam in Die @pbnuns Der 20 Sabre
alien Nelie G.onpop, nit Der er Elm
2iebesoerbdltnis u%nter6ielt, Inn bic
ier fro6ltAe @ei6nadten gu min
I4en. SIM 2aufe bes @eiprd9s err
griff Dos Mdbden cine Yi1tole, oielte
nit ben Worten n@ib a4t, ih Idle
BE auf bi6" oif ben iunseh Mamr
uno beri6rte ben 9a6n. Die Maffe
entlllo ita nnO ben Der &ugel in ben
8opf ~getroffen era9 Nolo tot 3ulams
men. Dos Md06en ftH in S6nmoat
unb bebaalptete lpdter, ni@t semubt
gu 6aben, baB bic Muffe selaDeu
NOR.
Sm bo6en M1ter pon 80
Sabren iturb in &enol6a, Mis., Der
aa9emein betannte Obltbanoler p6ilz
ap @iurOino, Ser 5reunb aller Sim
Der Der Stabt, ST ipor Ser er1te
Staliener, Der lt9 in Der @tabt an
selieoslt 9atte uuo 3og 80 Sabre
lang NIT feinem &arren burd bic
9trubsn, immer gefplgt bon elmer
S@ar ainber, Die ibn ME um1on1t
Tim S65t boten. 9einer Meid)6erz
5isfeit bate er es lpobl au9 gu
neroanfen, bob CT nun arm unb ber=
la1en I'M GountD : Mrmenbaule
'tarb. Die 8eno6ner Der 5tabt perz
annolteten cine Sammlung, um BEN
Manne Elm f~piirbiges 8egrdbnis gu
6ere:ten.
Milliom ct aus
8ellepille, ST., Der 1901 tpegen Brit
bermorbs gu le6ensldnslihem 3u9t=
3ous berurteilt ipurbe. bat feline See
sna0igung erbalten. Mit @9lueter
nurben flint anbere @trdftinse BE-
gnooist, bic in perf4iebenen Stdbten
bes @taates Morbe besansen batten,
@4lueter batte fi9 ltets muiterbaf1
benommen unb 1tanb Der S4neiber=
merftatte i'm Gefdngnis Dor. Ser
8%emiibunsen ieines Sobnes 9arolb
Der 10 SATIRE alt unb in elmer S9ub.
fabrif bef@aftist 1T, bat es Der go:
ter gu perbanten, baB ct begnabtg:
nur6e. @r batte nabeau $500 lin:
terl4riften BON @timmgebern Belle:
ptlles geiammelt. Ser friibere areis.
rt4ter Burroughs, Der bas llrtei
iiber S@lueter ausseipro@en, batt
einen 8rief se1@rieben, iporin er bi
8esna6igung S9lueters unteritiibte
Wdbrenb zines beftige1
Sturms bat fiir5li4 Seriep @itD bt
19onfte @elegenbeit, in Die 2uft &c
blaien gu nerben, Derpabt. 3pe
aanmibopte, tpel9e nit 5000 Conner
9bamit, bas fir bic Mlliterten be
itimmt nar, aus benz Weiten &c
} fpmmen iparen, purben bonn Sturn
losgertffen unb segen bic Serfepe
aVite binsetrieben. Sic paiiierten je
: bod 5mil@en ellis Sslanb unb Ser
. 1ep @itD bur4 unb nuroen serao
mod our re9ten 3eit bon einer
S4lepper Der %. S, @canlan go
pisatton Go. erpii4t, ebe lie bi
/ piers in Gommunipan nit i6rer
/ 8e1ud beebrten. Dieie Satiaden ia
men baDur6 ans 2iht, bab bic Scar
j Ian N~apisation So. bur6aus mid
aus pbilontbropie banpeIte, als 1
/ bic 8oote bars. Sic %perlanste Diel
mebr 8arselb, unb als es i6r MD
bepilligt murbe, bat tie Die 8po'
feilpnpn Inf{pn
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-18
2ofalsr @etterberidjt.

Iobenport, Il. San.
9nrd)ldnitts @arometerit 1928
9ltrd)Idnitts : Sen1peratl1r . 4
5od)ite Sentperatnr beute . IA
9eieori9ite Scn1peratar I. giadt -
Noranale Genrperatltr fir 80
Sabre 90
D,1rdidnittlide geudtiefeit Der
Suit so
9sieoeridlag in "a 5tunoen 600
gor9errlde1oe @inoridtl1ng IS.
@al1erltan0 INN Z l1br Morgens 81
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-18

Gforrer George @igliltger bon
&eofltf, friiberer Sefretdr bes per=
gild)ofs gosgrope, miro
,am Mittmoh Ibeno ei1te11 ol,rd1 ite=
reoptiid1e 8iloer erlal1terten gprtrag
iiber Sen gegenpartigen eu~ropaiid)el1
&rieg in Der Ml1la oes ct. Mmbrole
College 5lm 8eiten bes 6ol0s fiir
b~eoirftige 5tubeaten balten. Gfar=
rer @iglinger bielt tidy int leetelt
Sommer I'M 9eltldla1lo allf.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-18

9otldafter Sage prpteltirt in
2onbpn scsen sic @erlesultg Ser Yplt~
lll1S gnelahbs Mntpprt2
) Sic britilhe geb0roe beidlaguabmt
1856 &pitidde allf Dem l1oripeeiiden
y2pnsenfioro", Ser an "a.
9e5anber bon Nem Yorf mad Bergen
abfubr."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-18
Mene 9tn;ei9en.
Mn5eige

Sreunoen llno gcfannten biern1it
Sic traurigc Madriht, baB mein lieber
Snttc llno lnier gutter Snfel,
Siir8en MaaG
am Wipntus, Sen IL. Satllar, Gprnlitz
tags iml 8 l16r, nad einiabriserSraaf@
belt I'M Sitter BON 81 Sabren, Z Winz
uateutslnoi "a Sustal ianft eutidyloz
fen lit. nse ss2
Sic 3eit Ser @eeroi9nug lpirb lpds
ter bcfannt gegeben, iperben.
linn titles @eileio bitten Sic tiefbcz
triibten 5it,terbliebenen:
Srau Catherine Maaf, gcb. Coos,
@attin,
Marr @saaf, Ncfie,
SrauNsarT Maaf,
neblt GcrlrailSten.
81. b.a.f inf.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-18
Sic @erren 81. 81. Mrnol1lb

9ie @erren 81. 81. Mrnoltlo,
6ranf Me6ergaa, Sobn Collier, 90.
$. 9ami Jon mllo $. s.. 6apes bon
Iapenport lopie Sames 5el0on BON
Muscatine, S. S. 2o9an bon Clinton
l1nO 8illiam 9anfs BON 9llrartt, al=
les MitglieOer Der Mlal ter Builders
Niiociation BON Soma, linO geltern
sur Staatsfonpention Ser @ereinir
gltl1g l1adl Ies Mfoines %gefabren. Die
Somner-Ser lammlltl1g Ser @ereini=
gltllg miro mabrideinlid bier abge=
bmten peroell.
Sta0tidabmeiiter CHARLES 6.
&p6elom miro iih nad elmer geitern
erlalie1en grflarung in Der Staot
ma6l UNI @ieOerpabl beperbel1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-18
slltc Sdaoenflagc iuicbcr er6ffnct.

Sic ieit bier SSabren IN oe1 @e=
rid)ten idppeherloe 5ddoclflage bon
$. .. Carmichael, 5etan1entspoa=
%ltretfer Ser Mad)lalienidaft BON Ser
bert s. @enrp, gegen sic @ettenoorf
Company lit mieoer eroffnet morbet.
Ger &ldger jlt 0urd Bic ampalte
Gin luao glib nnb bie beflagtc @e=
ielllhoft bllr6 Die M1mdlte Goof llro
Saluff nertreten. Mls Ser eSall 5llm
eriten Scale Dor elmer SSllrp perbal1=
oelt muroe, brod1te 0ie SSl1rp Elm Ser
oift int @etrage BON $4,000 SIT Gut
iteu oes alagers eir. 8id}ter @ouie
mar Ser Inlidt, baB bie Sltn1me bon
ser Sltrn SIT bpb begriiien aporoen
lei, ultb reou5irte 0ieielbe altf
$4,000. go
Senrp ipltroe Dor mebrere,t Sab=
rem int 9etrieb Scr. @ettenoorfer
@erfe getootet. Sein Seltan1ents=
p%olitreder perflagte Die @eleQld)ait
allf $4,000 nnb erbielt BON elmer
SltrD etn Ser01ft bott $4,000.
Mad)oem Mid}ter @ol,lc Die Cunt
me m1f $4,000 reolt5irt hatte, leste
Der &lager 9eruf l1ng Minrs Sber.
|1taatsgeridt eilt. Im Sberltaatsge=
rid)t entidieo, Der &lager ioae $4,000
amtebmen. Sails er 1ib meigere,
miille Ser 5all oufs Neue 5l1r Ser
%Nbanolltng gelangen. Snoelierr mei=
|gerte it'd Die Gelelidaft, $4,000 81
5ablen, iobaB Der SaG jebt Dor &id).
tel, 4beopbill1s altfs Mel1e perban.
belt miro.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-18
Die Mdrtte.
grobnfte.

GJbicaoo, ~. San. 8ei5ell
1913 Weai 122 Sl1li.
apr,l - 791@ Mai, 1925 iSllli.
SAFER - 50 Mlai. 1895 Sltli.
@etreibe fir 8aar: SEQ. 9 ,rotbcr
@i11ter 1857; SEQ. 2 &orll alt ~,
-lel1 70; Stanoaro Safer 49,.
Moggen No. 2 SO.
@erIte - $3.50. .
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-18
stabt unb Gpnma.
!. 9ienstae, Ben is. Sannar.
@ettcrberidlt.


@a1b inetom is. San.
Sir Sllinois: 3ll1ehnlenoe Griib1llg
9ienstog llllo Mlittmoh S6nee in
Der gead,t ooer Mittpod} ltllo lang
ian iteigenoe Semperatl1r.
Sir Solpa: 3llleFneroe Sriib1ng
9icnstaa, oefolgt BON Sdneefau;
@litt1pod Sdl1ee 11lo apenig Men=
oerllng in Ser Sentperatllr.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-18
s. &eeo Same, goriiber 6es

~ 'eeAe S9i7tptt ~
rerltbllfaliid)en aomites bonn 9.
Solpoer &ongreB=Iitrift, bat o1f
lladpten So1t1abc11o cine 3ltlamn1e11=
funft Der republifalriide1 fiibrenoen
NSe1lter nad Dem glafbalpf @ptel
el11berltfe1. Mltf Die bon &errn Game
allsgelaloten g%inlaoungen lin0 be=
reits 5ablreid)e 5ltiagen0e s(lltlporten
ciltgetroffen.
9r. gater, 8aInar5t, mbitofer
BltiIoing. (Nna.0
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-18
8ie5 nno BrsDifonen.

ia bicagp, IL. San. @iilopieb y
3ufubr $4,000. 5tiQre $6.O0-9.=
so; &iibe uno Climber $3.30-8.5O
a1lber $7.25-1O.75.
Sdppeine 3ufrbr 10000. 90
bober .5n $6.65-7.3O; 5rmeilt 81
Sc. S5--7.2O. 4.
5dafe 3lafubr $4,000. Set 81
$7.00-7.S0; San,nrer 1925 bis
5000.
@efliisel 15A-1ec, gurfeps
1Sc.
Butter - Creamery 2s-3o1Ac.
gier = Yrin1a 3d..
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-18
&utarp Glnb
Grpablt Scalltc ollrdl INFLAMMATION

Sic bon cillcn 9eorlillatiollsfpnlite
in Gorid)lag acbrad)tsn 9ean1tcl ullO
Tircftprcn oes Iaucllpnrt Hotarp
Clubs mllroen in Der geltern Wiittag
illl Iladbapf @otel otgebaltencl1 mo-
dlcntlidcn 3ltiamnenfllnft olrd) Mf=
fIanlation mie folgt ermablt:
Graiioclt - IS. $. Sort.
9i5eprGiioent = u. 6. @orms.
Sefretar=S d)asncii ter George
u. Grioc.
sergealrt-at= slrnls - Gbarles :.
9ircfturen - 5. 6. &rouie, Char
les Groqpe, George ". stotb uao
Chris. @cl1d.
"a feline 8egcnfanoioaten anfge=
ltellt moroen morer, mllroe 4%raiiocnt
I@efer ern1ad]tigt, leine Stimt1e filr
sic nonlinirten 9ea1ltert, melde in
ser eriuen gisltng I'M 6ebrltar ein=
gcfilbrt meroen, a65ngeben. Die ge=
anltel1 lperoen bier Mo11ate i'm Inlte
bleiben. Snr Mai finoet in ldmmlt=
Gotarp Gllr6s @eamtemall
NIT ginfiibrung oerlelben int sSltlli
itatt. Sn 9anenport bot bislang bic
Der @eamten i'm sSallltar ltatt=
& flt1lben. linn NUN Die 8ean1tell=
1pabl sur ieIbe1t Seit apie 0ie iibrigen
9%fotarp Clubs a%b5ubalten, lit Ser
Ser geitern ~eripablten @eall-
tent auf bier Monate beldnitten NOR
0en. @islang babe11 iid) 81 bielige
CUR 8etbeiligung an ser
Sonntag unb Montag in @ater=
loo itattfmoen0en 9iitriftsfonben=
ton allgenneloet. @raiioent Sstpalb
miro al1f iener &%o11pention Ell
ne M11lprade balten.
&apitan @alter 8lair lprad) ii6er
0ie 3ltltdnbe a11 ser 8apenrort 2e=
bee lu10 madte gepilie Gprid)ldge
sur @erbellerultg, Sic oil Dos &omite
fir Dffentlid)e I1gelegenbeiten sl1r
9eridterltatturtg permiele1 mrrrOen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-18
Der ltncnt,ucgtc.

"alles Iabt lid oeroeutiden, lag i6
Sbncn. WSn muB MIR mpleu. Sir
bic Ioppfatinnen lpiilen Sic fei,1en
m%lsrei6enbcu ocutiden @ltsDrllf2
@ptt, la9en Sic san5 einfud: @lages
pctberl"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-18
1ooeS:Mn5et8e.

Srell11Del1 INN gefal1l1tcll blcrtntt
Bic traurisc gindridt, baB mei,l lieber
.@atte. llnlcr gutter Gatcr, S1lpicgerz
batter nr1b @robbater,
Gomaro g. @artcnS
Sonntag, ben 16. Sanltar, Mlpr%
gems I'M 2 llbr, nod ldl,gerem 2cibert
I'M Mlter bon. IA eSaDren llnb 5 Iagen
FAINT eiitldlafen lit.
Gas Acknowledgements finbet an,
Mittipr9, ben 10. Sanuar, gfadmit<
tags nm 2 llbr, bpn <nge's 2ci6cnr
beltattlrngs9elbaft aus nod Dem Sairz
mount Srieobpf itatt.
8itte, feine 81 III e
llm titles 8eileib bitten Sic. tiefbe<
triibten Sinter6liebenen:
lSralt sliuite Martens, seb. Stoeterolt,
@attiu,
iSral Sreb Sdtunrt, 9abenport,
6crmanm 6. Msartens, bon DiinneIota.
Gus. 9. Wtartcrts bon 9%apeiport,
@ugp .. Msartcns bon Glleblp, gal.,
Srn1 Srcb S. 8rpubcl bon 9fod SSsldnb
George s.. Martcas bon 9abenport,
&tnber,
lpipie 8 @nfelfinbcr ne6It 8cripunbten
M.1S,19t. IN
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-18
Mnaet8en fur
&rtettSplate, Bertdmfe, 8erl1ts,

NDbnmnStn etc.
In bieier Mubrit tperben fir ,tnen 9aal
0bis gu etner' ISOLDE au SEN nadfplgens
ben Naten inlsrirt: Bis an bier 3eilem
.ober oeren MIanl SOC, uber bier uuS
big 5l adt 8eil" $1.00. Seine anA
5eige tpiro fit als b0e at,ger
noInn1en.
Sir stenenge.o die tpirb Bel eth, bta
ie6smaliger Sni,rtton 25c berednet.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-18

3m pcrrnietben: Z 3inmcr : Sal1s
ll1o gutter StaQ. Illd) Z glder 2ar1b.
sulammcn pber ein5eln. 6cnrD &plz
tal,, 32S gisn,arf ct. Gel: 16otzS.
16, 1@t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-18
Seine sdlaserei anf strafenba6i,-
Uaaclt.

Die StraBellbabngeiellid)aft lit be-
miibt, nllter feinen l%tmitanoen
1Sdlagereien altf StraBenbabnpagelt
SIT Oulben. Sdlagereier itnb al1 Sen
letten bei0en Sonnabelroe,1 auf $50
gen Der 8riidenlinie pprgefomme11.
SIM So1naben0 gbeno ml1r0en s.
9. stbnep, sc. @. @rap, George Nog
u1o- 5ranf Mbillips lpegen &lrbelto=
rllng BON Goli5iit @otter Sal1sldilo
perbaftet. Nl,Beroem apl,rbe 5reo
@illiams, Gin Galiagier, per6aftet,
NEIL ct Sal1sidil0 ont Der s(usilblnng
%ieiiter Ibatigfeit bebitibert baben
iloll. Mb11ep, @rap rtlb @iaiams
muroen SIT je ST @eloltrafe ltnb i'll
Die Soften bes Gerfabrens perl1r-
tbeilt, mabreno Die @rieden geog inns
Nbiaips itraffrei a%usgineen. 9ie
StraBenbabngele llldaft miro bel
fiinftigen Sdlaaereien auf @efang-
niBltrafen belteben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-18

alrt Ser 2oelrlt Strabe in Ser
9eabe Der Soma 'StraBe fam es am
Sonntag gu einent 3miammenltoB
5mild)en 6en gllltomo6il 6es Mn1palts
6. S. Carroll ulto Dem StraBenbabn=
magen SEQ. 465. 3as 9la1ton1ubil
mllroe ollllt @etrage po1t $50 beld}a-
0igt.
- &aben sic idon, Dlb Miiiion
Bier probirt? @Iei4 NIT DEM beiter
importirten 8ier un6 empfoblen bon
Den 9oftoren. @od Sslano 8remina
80. Mna.)
Irdltlein 9fllna Braun Don 90
penpprt lit, lpie crit jett ibefanmt npllr=
De, ONT 'Sonnabenb Sen 8. Sal1llar,
in Der ct. 9lntbonp's Stride onrd)
Tfarrer OSoriaritp NIT Serrn @il=
liam ainnep, einem gobne bon
Serrn llllo 6rau &c. &in1tep Don Ser
Wselt 3. StraBe getrallt 1poroen.
5ral5el1gen iparel1 Tralllein 2oretto
9ieberba6 unO SEER gieberbad).
3as Set ibrer goloenen Sod,
5eit 1elerten oin lebten 6reitag i'm
ltlllen Jamilienfreiie @err nnb iSral,
S. SO. Gblumn Don 9fo. ia @elt 6.
.StraB BE. 3as Naar perbeiratbete iid
nor so Sa6ren in 8omerop, Ohio,
Set elf Sabren lit es in 9ape,lpor1
anialitg. @on ben iie6en Ser Gbe
entlprnr1gelle1 &inoern iino nod
led)s am 2ebet1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-18
8ettfeDern

tperbenbnrd 9ampf gut unb btIts sea
retnist. - 8ettiiBersiise ,uerber se.pa.
fden 11nS sendbt. iotpie Wsatr"t.n gut
nns8ebeTert
Sans @asner, 1f13 meitl. 5 Str,
Dabenport. Soma.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-18

3u pc%rfnnfcn: S 3immcr : Saus,
gelnentfeller, @aiier llnb eleftriibes
2iht, @fzapt, 80 bei IS SUP, nidJt
ipeit aus. Mlr $1,SOO, ipcnn bteIen
Msonat g%efauft.- giadsufragen @benbs
$40 Mnin Ctr. S. SdJpbert.
12,1@t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-18

@crlmat: Gin Morebbu6 ser gtabt
8a%be1port pp1n Sabre 1915. Moreiie
t1eblt Ercis etc. 1lnter rs. ynno en
Ser 9empfrat". IA, batu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-18

5n berfanfen pber SIT pcrmietber:
8 3immer @alls, 8ab, Gleftri5itdt.
@os nnb Surlace, u N%6besablung.
$12 per MDnat. Seine 3abll1ng.
ipen1r franf. Greis $500. @igcnz
tbiimer 1903 Union Giraffe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-18
sanOmirtbidaftlidpcr Nrbeitcr feitse=
ttp1tttttctt.

Sllao Meper, eit lit 9ienlten bes
@icb5iidters Mltaitit Niiaer itebenoer
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mrbeiter, MEL
dlcr @lcinett Mr6ettgeber in Ml1sca-
tine County sent Sdapeille ltabl nno
Oieiclben i'll Davenport perfaufte, lit
BON oen @eborben bon Muscatine
County f%eitacl,onln1en aporoel,, nod
ocnl ct bon Dem @rl0s ocs @crfal1is
iciner @raut eillelt Dialnalltring III
M1lscatiile g%efauft batte.
Mcper hot Die Sdppeine al oelt
Gapellporter Sd)lad)ter Sris Mengel
sum Greile bon $131.2O p%erfnuit.
@err Mengel bat iiber Sen Sdmei1e-
baltoel Dos Solaenoe gu iagen:
uMeper iprad gegen go l1br ut
inherent &lat Dor. gr .berlangte sit
miiicn, ob mir iei1te 5dppeine faufen
mollten. @ir iagten ibrll, Dob mir
sur 3eit nidt 10 piele gebraud)tel1,
aber er mollte lie nl,r 5,,iamnen per
fallfcu. @ir iagten linn, oab mir
Die SSdppeine sum M~arftprejs fallfe fen
1piiroen llnO mngefabr cine Stlttoe
lpdter fam Meper nod Ser Sdlad)=
terei 5llriid. Die 5d)meille wlroell
aemogelt nttO mir besablten INN 6A
Gents per Gilrnb ODER il1sgei ammt
$t31.29. Meper iaete alld) nod, oab
or cine Mn5abl bon @i1rfaufen bier
amadel1 luollte, ebe er mieoer ourlld=
ginsc."
SEER M}enael erfIdrte %fer1er, ct
babe SIT feiler 3eit angenonmell
DOB es iif INN einen lrngeleslid)en
Gerfaltf 6all0el11 fonnte.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-18

sppttbiais su p%crfanfen: 39tpei
8eihfoblen z@ei5Dfen, Elm srpber nno
Elm fleiner. 1885 goutb Strabe.
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tung fortieeen.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-03-29
The Japanese Woman.

The Japanese woman exists pri-
marily for and in the family. We still
adhere to the old way Of thinking that
her natural habitat is the home, and
that her appearance at the polls Is
as unnatural as on the battlefield. Lot
it be far from me to give an impress
sion, already too prevalent abroad and
at home, that we look upon women
only as cogs in the lachncry OF tho
kitchen or as mere puppets and orna
mcnts in the parlor. writes Doctor
Nitrobe in the Japanese Nation. The
personality OF the fair sex is not as
clearly recognized among US as 1t
ought to be; but am confident that
it will come with moro general en-.
lightenmcnt Of public conscience. AS
it is at present, the aim OF female
education Is to make "a good wifo and
wise mother" q stcrcOtyped shib.
boleth on the lips Of all educators and
OF the nation, circumscribing the end
and aim of wolnan's life. According
to this doctrine, it is not as person,
but as wife and mother, that woman
is to be educated.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-03-29
COLLAR BUTTON SAVED LIFE
Either Carpenter Had Remarkable
Experience or He Had More Than
a Shade on Ananias.

The ancient Carpenter held small
object between the thumb and first
finger Of his left hand and pointed at
it impressively with the index finger
Of his right hand.
For this little article" he ex-
claimed, II wouldn't take farm"
AS the ancient Carpenter Is the ac-
knowledged verisimilitude champion OF
the Curbstone club, the other mem
bers gathered about him to hear his
latest effort.
Looks to me like collar button,"
the fat plumber observed.
And so it is."
What is SO valuable about it?"
ut saved my life once"
"IIow?"
1T was when became lost in the
Great North woods"
Were you ever lost in the Great
North woods?"
II should say l was; for over two
my knapsack."
How did you manage to subsist ?"
That's where this trinket comes
in."
"Indeed?"
The ancient Carpenter gazed affec-
tionately on the little object in his
hand as he replied, amidst breathless
silence:
Yes. the little bit of bone saved
my life. For two long weeks didn't
have a thing to cat but collar.button
soup
The club members, as in one voice
fervently exclaimed
Poor old Ananias!"-You
Telegram.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-03-29
Aztecs Favored TurauoIse.

At the time of the Spanish conquest
under C0rtez, the Aztecs of old Mexi.
co employed turquoise and "chalchi.
huitl," similar stone OF greenish hue,
in many Of their ceremonies. These
Spaniards, entering tho region now oc.
cupied by New Mexico and Arizona,
found the turquoise there also held In
high regard, and recent excavations In
the ancient pueblos and cliff dwellings
of these states have revealed many
turquoise ornaments which reflect
credit upon artistic ability Of those
early workers.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-03-29
Infection Through Cigar Cutters.

When 1t is recognized how easily
the cigar cutter may be the means Of
spreading infection, and infection Of
dangerous nature, tho days of this
bered. TO illustrate: person will
often, after he has first held his cigar
In his mouth, step to the counter and
put his cigar into the cutter. This
thoughtless yet dangerous habit is 80
common that 1t can be witnessed time
after time at every cigar stand. I'm.
doubtedly 1t has been one of the prin.
cipal means Of spreading infection
among those who smoke cigars, and 1t
is high time that an agent 30 potent
for harm was abolished, d,-American
Medicine.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-03-29
PLAYING CARDS LONG IN USE
Their origin Lost In ObscurIty-Have
Been Put to a Great Variety
Of Uses.

The origin Of playing cards is lost
in obscurity. They are generally as
signed to the Orient, but they are
now almost universal III currency and
popularity. The backs Of old English
cards were generally plain, and thus
it was that when paper was scarce or
expensive, old cards were too useful
to be destroyed. They were, on the
contrary, used for various purposes.
Thus they are often found in the
bindings Of old books, where they
were preserved. The old cards were
also sometimes cut up for paper dolls
They were also used as cards of in.
vitation and as visiting cards. Thack-
cray refers to this In Henry
Esmond."
The earliest examples Of wood cuts
were intended for playing cards. They
antedate the famous st. Christopher
wood cut that Is sometimes credited
with being the earliest.
In the olden days playing cards, in.
stead Of knitting, were used by spec.
tators IN playhouses as an amusement
while waiting for the performance to
begin.
Such widely differing materials as
silver, leather, paper, wood, parch-
mcnt, cardboard, deerskin and even
buffalo hide have all been used in
making playing cards.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-03-29
WOMAN AND AUTO.
Local Agent Says There's Nothing


LOcul agent DAYS IHcTe NOCn1nS
Like 1t.
"Who has said a word about what
good roads are going to do for .wo-
men," asks, Doc Swygert, Of Trayn-
ham & Swygert, distributors for the
Haynes Light Six"
"We have had dinned in our ears
that good roads are going to profit
the general public by cutting hauling
costs, vivifying the country, BOOM
ing real estate values, but no ono has
so much as intimatcd that good roads
have benefits in store particularly for
women. They might we'll feel that
they have been sighted.
women and automobiles have been
marked as boon companions. A few
women drove cars when they were
crankcd by hand. But since the ad-
vent of the self starter, and improved
steering devices, the connections be-
tween milady and her automobile have
especially close, for women may now
take thcir cars and go where they
1
arc good.
There is no getting around the fact
that the automobile has made prct-
tier, healthier, and more self reliant
woman. The woman driver today can
thread through traffic cXpcrtly, and
she is beating chauffers at their own
tricks in city driving.
Just now few women venture talk
ing their cars out over country roads
alone. Thoroughfares outside city
limits have offered rigors and discom-
forts, that she is unwilling to put up
with on a pleasure spin. Usually the
trip out through the country is post
poncd until Saturday or Sunday when
a man can preside at the wheel.
Level and solid roads, kept up the
year around, are going to place the
sunshine and good air Of the country
at the feminine drivers pleasure ev-
cry day in the week. Highway i'm
provcments will make a wholcsomcr
woman by extending her touring radi-
so. There is nothing that will smooth
out a tanglc Of household affairs like
n dash through fields and woodlots
| for Il good breath Of fresh morning air.
Tho Man Of the house will find
| that morning spin will place pair
| Of as sparkling eyes and face as
flush with color opposite him at lunch
as he is likely to see for days to
come