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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-06-14
CHURCH UNION IN WESTON
Closing Two Churhes Out Of Three
improves Community.

Here is the case: Weston is noun
tain town of some 700 population. For
many years it had three churches.
Baptist. Congregational and Metho-
dist. Each one of the churches was
small in numbers and poor in re-
sources. alfording its pastor little
more than starvation wages. The Bap-
lists sent their minister to Peaseyille.
in the adjoining town of Andover, for
an afternoon service and he secured
there small addition to his stipend.
The Methodist sent their pastor in
the afternoon to the adjacent town of
LandgrOve. where he was paid 5000
sometimes. The Congregationalists
because they could not find man will
ing to live on so small salary, en-
ployed woman to occupy its pulpit
and visit its scattered families. Each
one of the three denominations sup
plemented the gifts of the people OF
Weston from funds raised for home
missionary purposes from the state
at large.
That is the condition as 1t was
three churches living at poor dying
rate, thankful to hold their own. and
keep their doors from being closed
| and hoping against hope for better
| days to follow. What is the condition
as it is today? Two churches are
closed. The town has one pastor the
Rev. Richard A. Burn of the Metho
| dist church, who devotes his whole
energies to that one parish acting az
| principal of the high school durin:
| the school year, ministering to large
| and ever growing congregation upol
the Sabbath, and receiving good sup
port for his labors, the missionary SO
cieties being free to spend their none,
elsewhere.
Weston has just such a man as tn
News suggests, and he does succee,
in making the church more or less o
a community center. and there /
growing up Bigger, Better Busie
Weston We leave II to the New
II this isn't right, and better tina
the prolongation of the agony of thre
churches in field large enough fC
but one.
And what has been done in this on
Vermont town might be done in man
another, letting the stronger churcl
! whichever that might be, hold tn
| ground and till it with intensive Gu
| tivation that would make the desc
} blossom as the rose,-Springdeld h
= | porte.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-06-14

successful teaching experience.
As assistants in the high school We
have engaged Miss Catherine Dudley
of Randolph, VT. graduate of Universe
ty of Vermont, 1916 and Miss Melissa
Cilley of Colebrook, N. H., graduate
of New Hampshire State College at
Durham. N. ii. 1916. Both these young
ladies come to us with the best of
references and give every promise Of
being highly successful teachers
1t gives me great pleasure to be able
to state that we have been able to re-
tain the services of all our grade teach
ers for the coming year. Their work
without exception has been excellent.
1t certainly is the intent of all con-
! cerned to continue our school another
year and you may rest assured that
every effort has been made and will be
made to maintain its high standard
and enyiable reputation.
George b. yelling
Chairman Prudential Committee.
! June 18th, 1916.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-06-14

are told of by captain of Siberian
regiment. Where possible religious
services were held.
"Next day" he continued, after a
tremendous bombardment, the first,
second and even the third lines OF
Austrian trenches were easily taken.
Our losses were light. But in the
strongest positions in the rear the
enemy made desperate stand with
machine guns, bombs and previously
prepared mines. Here we suffered
more heavily. 1t was necessary to
storm the positions. This our men
did with splendid courage and deter
mination
"As soon as we came within reach
with the bayonet the Austrians gave
up, whole companies throwing down
their arms. They appeared to have
no heart for bayonet work.
"On we went, leaving heaps of dead
behind Sometimes we had to take
defensive positions against counter
attacks My corps withstood eight in
succession, repulsing them and then
charging again. Through the breaches
in their front our cavalry poured, in
some instances riding into the de-
moralized rear, slashing, spearing and
yelling like demons as they rode.
Entire regiments Of Austrians were
cut off and surrendered. There was a
continuous stream of prisoners day
and night toward the Russian rear.
Among the prisoners were many Ger
man-speaking officers and 1000 Ger
man soldiers who had been incorpo-
rated in the Austrian regiments"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-06-14
-
COUNTY COURT
June Term at Manchester Will Prob
ably Adjourn This Week.

The June term of county court at
Manchester will probably not last long
ef than the present week. With the
amount of business in sight an ad.
journment should be reached not later
thar Friday.
There have been no jury trials dur
ing the term and but little business
has been transacted. Yesterday n
number of divorce cases were heard
and tolay it was planned to take up
two criminal cases Chauncey Wander
burg, the colored youth, who is charg
ed with forgery was taken to Manohes
ter this morning and States Attorney
Archibald has another criminal case tc
bring before the court. If the respon
dents plead guilty there will be ne
necessity for jury trials and this result
is expected in both cases. Collins NJ
Graves appears for Vanderburg.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-06-14
ROOSEVELT ILL

New York. June 14-Theodore
Roosevelt suffered severe pain in
the side over the heart today which
caused him to frequently press his
hand upon the afflicted locality while
motoring to the home of his son-in-law,
Dr. Richard Derby, today. Mr.. Roose'
welt had motored to the dock to meet
his son, Kermit, wife and daughter
who arrived today from Panama,
"Mr. Roosevelt's illness is of no con
sequence said DR.. Derby, "He has
had a cold and may have strained d
muscle while coughing That is all,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-06-14
NO. BENNINGTON HIGH SCHOOL
Eugene currie Engaged as Principal
Other Teacher Changes.

To the voters of the North Benning-
ton Graded School District and the pat
rons OF the North Bennington High
school:
Owing to persistent rumors that
seem to be acquiring quite general cir
culation, wish to state briefly the
facts in regard to the situation for the
coming school year.
regret to have to state that Mr.. H.
II. Kibbey, who has been at the head
of our school for seven years, during
which the school has prospered and |
feel has been very successful, has de-
cded to terminate his service at the
end of the present year. This action
is voluntary on his part and feel sure
that express the sentiment, not only
of the school authorities, but of the
community, in saying that his action is
regretted and that he leaves us as
sured of the respect, goodwill and af
fection OF all.
| We are also sorry to loose from oul
school Miss Kentheld and Miss Plumel
both of whom have had very success
full year with us and both of whom fee
Obliged to decline reelection, even a
an increase in salary, because of larg
er opportunities elsewhere.
For the coming year we have secure,
the services of Mr. Eugene Currle a
Principal Of the High school and in ad
dition to these duties, he will have gen
eral oversight of the entire building
Mr.. Currie is graduate Of Colby Co
lege at Wateryille. Me, in the class o
' 1914 and comes to us with the best q
recommendation after two years q
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-06-14
NEW DARTMOUTH HEAD

Boston, June 13.-The election of
Ernest Martin Hopkins of Newton as
president of Dartmouth College to fill
the vacancy caused by the resignation
of Ernest Fox Nichols, was announced
tonight by Homer Il. Keyes, business
director of the college. Mr.. Hopkins
is a graduate of Dartmouth and was
formerly its secretary.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-06-14
NORTH BENNINGTON

A silk flag was left at the Congrega'
tional parsonage after the exercises Of
Memorial Day. The owner can claim
the flag If they desire.
At the midweek prayer meeting at
the CONGREGATIONAL vestry on Thursday
evening some impressions of the
recent county convention at Rupert
will be given by the pastor and dele
gates. At the close of the meeting the
music for Children's Day will be re
hearsed, Let every one be present.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-06-14
STATE TROOPS WILL BE CALLED
Only 1900 Regulars Within Borders of
United States at Present.

Washington, June 14,-The call will
be issued for state troops, if more sol.
diers are needed in Mexico. it was
stated by member Of the general staff
today
There are now only 1900 regular
troops within the borders of the United
States and 500 in Alaska The re-
mainder of the 10000 not in Mexico
are scattered in the Philippines, Ha-
waii, and the canal zone.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-06-14

All members ofthe +. NJ. T. A. b. so.
ciety are requested to meet in their
rooms Thursday evening at s o'clock.
AS the 10th of Aug, picinc committee
is to be appointed it is quite necessary
all members are present
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-06-14
WEATHER FORECAST

For eastern New York and western
Vermont increase in cloudiness to-
night. Probably showers late tonight
and Thursday.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-06-14
WILSON OK. Willis
OPPOSITION TO
MARSHALL
SprOutingBOOms fOrViCe President
Withered BV White House Message
BAKER NOT A CANDIDATE
Secretary of War Arrives at st. Louis
With Presidents Own Draft of
Democratic Platform.

st. Louis, June MISUNDERSTANDING
the sweltering heat that prevailed in
the convention hall this afternoon the
delegates and spectators joined in IA
minutes of cheering when the name of
President Wilson was first mentioned
in the speech of Permanent Chairman
McGlyn of New York.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-06-14

LOST-D. & II, mileage between
Silver street and Playground. Finder
pleace return to Banner ONCE 9tf
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-06
@eriidcrnng scecn G9eluiiafcit.

Sn Ianemarf loll icst cine Ser
lid}eulnasgclclid)ait ms 2cben ecrlt-
ten 1pcrbei, Die lid nit Der Gerlid)e-
rltllg gegel1 G6cloiigfeit befaBt. sic
ge9en Gbelpligfeit perliderten Mao-
d)e1 lollcn aber nid)t etpa 0as 's.ll1=
red)t mlf 09icfcrullg eilles gbennarl-
mes" erbaltcr, iollocrn inpeit es if.
men nitd) gegliidt lit, bis sur Gollcrl.
Dung Dcs 40. 2ebensiabres Dltrb Sci,
roth cine Scr oraltng SIT fil1oen, einl
Laurence natericlle lltterltiibunlg
Irellld lit in Dem Don &riegslpirrcl
Ibisber gliiflid) peridollten 3dnernart
5lt h%efiirdltcll, DOB MIR Wdbd)en BEL.
%tretcll, Die bon porlberein lpeltiQ
glal15e1oc @eiratbsmlslidten babel
rl1o lnlpiclpeit oas ~eigenartige l1ntcr'
llehntell lebensfabig lit, mllb crit oil
3llflrnft lebrcn. @ie mare e
abcr, menn MON Den SpieB umbrcbcl
ll1o bel inns clue Geriiderlng fiir lc.
bige nod Oa5l1 bon Scr sSsl1l1ggeielcll.
%ltceltr beorpbtc Watlllcr einfitbrcl
niiroc, bic Nramien fiir GDcldlie.
Bltltgclt 5a6lt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-06
Meues aus Moline.

Set Ser fiir5lid gemclocten ST,
fral1flng 5erbert &lingbelg's an
&inoerlabnnl1g iino feline meiterer
Sialle 5ll per5eidncn. Sic 8elullb.
bcitsbebbroen bpffell, 0l1rh sic groB-
te Goriidt Die gerbreitllng Ser elber
SIT perbil1oern. Ias &%lingberg Sem
mltb nun fiinf @od)er lang Unite,
Gnarantane aeltellt bleibelt. gi1renr
@erid1t 5ltfol9c iollte Elm meitere,
Sal allfgetreten ieilr, oodl als Or
$. 81. Bennett, uuller Stabtur5t, cine
utterilld)lll1g a~nltellte, ltellte lid) fer.
aus, Dob es nltr cine ltnter &inoerr
iiblid)c, leid)tcre aranfheit lpar.
Scr Moline Commercial Club ion
in ndd)ltcr 3cit lpicoer prganiiirt mer.
ocn. Cine lofortigc gorbercitnng ga.
fiir mllrOe beltte bei ser @erlantm.
lung bes Greater Mplirte Commit.
tees bon Sen @erren @. S. @an, 81
Mbrabam nnb g. 81. Sballbere
= L q
bcfiirmortet.
Gin freies &pl15ert miro beltt,
Mbeno i'm stepens Iarf itattfinoen
I3ie Waoline Hlow So. 9olb miro SIT
Mflllif liefern, llb miro oas &pracrt
bet lpcld)em patriotiide iompbl als
religiolc Nlmn1ert S1lll1 8eltcn gegc
ben meroel1, INN balh ad)t l1br anfal1
gen. @cnil Sic @emobrcr Ser, STAB.
5ablreib erid)cincn ullo iid) crfcunt
lid 5eigem lollcn i'm 2alfc bcs Som
mers nod cine Mit5abl Nrogramnl,
sur Gl'r6flihrune fommen.
Sn Ser @emcinoeidule ser Sdpe
bid : eutberiidelt aird)c fanl Srci
tag Mbcllo Elm aemildtes Grpgromr
sur GilrdlfilDrl,l1a, meldes oer SIC.
rld)ten nod ausgcseidutct getueie1
lem loll l1o lebr gut beilld)t ipar. Oil
Schrerillnen Der Shule lillo hie be,
aabtcn Sral1lein 2poia &olt llro Sit
aoora Sitrom. 9ie Shiiler5obl CT
reidte y oieles Sabr nnb es lit EN-
grpBer Grfolg SIT ocrscidncl1. Mad
Dem Grogramm lpllrbel1 Grfrijdull.
gen lcrpirt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-06

merifaniiden @ren5e, ltelte iid &C.
ltern Sen bieitgen 9eboroen. Gorbe=
reitnl1gcn li,o g%etrofien moroen, i'm
nod Ser 9atterie 5nriid 5u ldiden.
gcim Gerbor la9te er aus, oab ein
aroBes @eimpeb Ser @runb leiner
Ielertation NOR.
Sic v9lco Mcn" 2pgc miro bette
I'M 5ortb grbe 4arf cine groBc Set
er peranltalten. Die 600 MlitelicOcr
mcroen iid) in ibrer @alle OIL Ser
.3peiten StraBe periammcllL uno lid)
bon BORT nod bem 9arf ~begebclt. Sin
@aQipiel miro itattfinoen, lppic cilt
@ano : &on5ert geeeben meroelr. Nl=
len Mnaeiden llah miro es ein gro
Bes Set merocn.
Ger @allace : @agelbet Cirrus
miro am %. Mllglllt in Soltb Wills-
catate ieine gorltsllutscn aeben.
i1ebc orallgell inp Die @obnntng
BON u. .. @inslpp, 9sp. old SC
SION Strabe elm l1no ollrcbilldltell
ollie Sdllbldben l1no MDbel Des @al,,
les, pbne jeood ctlpas Don 9eoclttll1g
81 erbcutet. Sic 6amilie lit gcgen,
martig In cillent norolid)cn &lrort,
Die gil1breder Der ihaiften iid Gin-
sallg nit elmer Gispide, inbem lie eir
Sod lit oie @ano braben. God linl
ale Sdmudlohcn lid)er perpaft un<
outbema6rt aerpeie!,,
Serr 3. S. Chapman, Sci. crit
|51peril1tcnoent Des Mllseatme5tra
bellbabn : SpltemS, lr1o langjabrigel
Mgent ser l1niteo States grpreB So
IN Oieier StoOt, ltarb am 6reitag in
Mlter bon 20 Sabren. gr lpar eli,
geteran oes 9iirgerfrieges. Mad Sen
&riege iplroe CT Mgent Der grprel
go. bicrielblt, lnb ipater OILS ell
IStrabeltbabn : SDltem a1lgelegt muir
DC, puroe er gum Superintendent &c
mablt. ST binterlaBt apei Iodter
5rau Gbas. SO enberger BON -sSMroe
penoence, Soma, u11o Sri. 2etbe
IGbapman bon Gebar MapioS.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-06
Meues aus Sod Sslauo.
8cfannt,ma6mn0!

Scrr 9. u. 9Dmamm ppn
@pf Sslanb lit nidJt melr int u9emo-
Frat" tbatis rub nid)t. amturiiirt, Gel
Der obcr geitcllnngcn fir n1s in Cut
|pfang 51 meGmcn.
s.. Glider Grinting 81.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-06
8efanmtmabnmg!

Scrr y. u. On M 4 OpN
&of Sslanb lit nid)t melr int uScmo=
frat" tbatig ltub nidlt auturiitrt, Gel
Der pbcr gcitcllnngcn fiir inns iii Gm-
pfang at neBmcn.
s.. Glider Grintins So. :
Ger 3ultano Ser neltl1 Sabre altcn
Gorpt6p @cll, 5odter bon @errn
uno 6ral1 s. S. 9ell, Np. 1926
10. 5trabc mobl1baft, lit arslihcn Sc
rid)tcn nod ctuas beiier. Gas Mao-
d)en fiel porgeltern Ibeno bonn 3pei=
ra0 b"erlultcr, nrl0 nllter oie HaOer
cincs StraBcnbabnmoaens. Gr. @el=
lei, in oeiien @e~bonollrna lie lid) 6c-
fil1oct, lit ser 4nitdt, ooB lie auf
inngrlibe Gcrletungen oapnngetra=
gen bat. Sic crlitt 5tDei ticie Sd)nitt=
munoe al Sen &nien, einen Shnitt,
Ser lid Don beresade bis an oen9Glmo
binslebt, cine &erletl1ng ON linfell
Mltge, ltl0 nod piele altoere Sltet=
ldunngen INTO Shranlnler am &Dr=
per. SIRE Jrel1noill fain nit cinigel1
Mbldllrfungen Dabpn.
i y i -
Die Dor fllr5er 3ett erridltete Gl1g.
lild) : Sutbcrilde 9reieinigfeitsfirdl1
intro bellte SIM e~rltenltulc cincn go
ltpr IN Scr Eerlon bes @errlt 9altors
@alter Sill6crg baben. SEER Silbcrg
fommt BON a&allas. lltto lit Ser Sc.
mel1l0e bcltens ctlpfohlcn nprbclt
Die Stride lit ein M5ises @cbauo'
allf Dem Molil1c Siiasls
Die Mitgiieocr ser Sarbigen @ap
1tilteafirde trcffcn @orbereituneel,
ont Ireitag, Ben If. Ml1gl1It int Nro
lpect Garf eil1 Gicnic absnbalten. s.
miro erapartet, oaB ctlpa 500 bis 70(
Mitglieoer oarml thcilllebmet1 mcr
Sen, oa alle aird)c1 ooeAr Irei staot
cingelaoen limo. Ser 5%taDtrat5 pol
Wolinc bot ibncn mad, reiHid]er lie
berlcglu1g be,1 @cbraltd oes gall5cl
Garfs, altsgenoll1n1cn oes Sees, CT
laubt. SIS mltroe al1d) Inn Sic grlollb
nib sur @elultltng ocs Sees Sltr1
gaoen nad)gellld9t, bod mltroe ibnel
oleles bonn Staotrotl uerlpeigert, oil,
Illrd)t, oaB oaralls llnmlnebmlidfei
ten NIT anoercn scltcn entItebel
| mDd)teli.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-06
Sir sic oancrnSc Giuiii1rnns Ser
Spmncrsctt.

Ser goritano ser @anolperfsfam-
MGR 81 Berlin bot lid) in ieiner letter
Sisln1g> auf ein Hunoldreibem bes
Selttld)en 9anbnprf- uno @cmcrbc-
fam1ertagcs bafiir altsgeiprpd)en,
Dob Die burd)@u
bonn 6. slpril 1916 ols 9eletlide 3eit
eillgefii6rte ioaenanntc oclltideSunl
l1ter5elt sll elmer oallerlbel1, fin sic
3eit bonn 1. Miai bis SIM 80. Sep
TENDER ieben Sabres mieoertebrenoen
G%itridtllng genlad)t mcroe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-06

3meitens: Gum Sellterplttctt, Die
nit &opflfliillen lulo ldlapper Sal'
fltng.
! Irittclls: Gum S%offesen, Sic NIT
geraoe nidt militariId)er 5altung.
Giertcns: 3lum Sfafbiiten, Bic
Nronnlen, sic @llten, Die @er5lidet,
Die 3itterroen II. /. 10.
IS lit 10 ionoerbor: Nrii6er Gltl.
Der, 9oionett, 8ranate, Sllnger, aal-
te, @elpe6r, @eimpeh. limo iest.
Ienlterpl1ben, gaiteln an Solbaterts
graberll, @i1oen BON @ltmel, Sda-
febiiten. llno sic Hlllien, Sic aefatt.
genen &erle, madlen Iosor gbrellbe.
5clt1lllgcn. llno Ibenos lie9t matu
mieoer alT oen StrohIad uno la-
delt, merll elmer ba5 &lapier qllalt:
ullnlere Sebniltft ninlnlt Der @ino,
neil mir 10 gran ipie Die Spaselt
limo" ll1lo mondnlal gebt's 0urdl llne
ier Ser5; ruie eilt id}in1mernoes 2icbt-
lem gebt's auf; irgeno ein liebes
8elidlt ODER bas Nufblauen BON 9ei-
%matbbergen ober bas liebe glin5ellt
zines 6enIters I'M @ein1atbItaptd)en.
! llno Damn fontle1t rotbe Sdleine
lin Sic Cirrus &agnie. limo bic
Igdleine idlreien, oaB man int Ser See
le erlhridt. lrlaltbl-- ltr-lau6I
l1rr-Iatbl IA Snuet
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-06
2ic 3irfns : Sompasnie.
8rau unb blou ulro Griaid -. oil
8ellelerten.

Mor Slrtgnifel, ser iltgenolide
oeutld)e GatcrlanospcrtHaioiger nlo
oelttid)e Iid)tcr, Ser ie%iner5eit Der=
miBt semeloet ulo tpot gelagt nllr=
DC, ldlrcibt alts ocm 9a5arett:
@enn n1at iein Ging neg lat l1no
man lit gebeilt ooer outs oem 9a5arett
e~ttlallen, Damn fonllnt malt mieoer
sum grIas : Battalion, sur Gcne=
lenen : &onpagnie ooer sur loge=
nanntel1 Sirius &ompagnie.
@ir liegen iii eiacnt SpeiIeIaal,
galt5 nabc an Ser @alltine auf Strob=
laderl. @elm Damn elmer, III ber&all=
tine, altf DEM &lapler berumpirth=
ld)aftet, Damn oenfen mir INNER, mir
lino Sperlin9e, lultige frobe Sper-
hinge. Soer mir oeufel1, mir linz
Sanoperfsblrid]cl nit @atoerltrp
pben lllro nit 5errilisncn striimpfen
Iie alte Observation-Disclosures be.
|ginnt; 5par lan9ianl, aniteigeno
altfld)immerlro; aber ser Solbatell.
gellt riibrt ltd, nen1 bein1 Wtprgeil=
gral1en ser llllteroffi5ier: nNuf.
lteben!" ruft. lluo Damn miro alrge.
tretelt.
Gle 3irfls : aompoanie tritt al,
Gin bulttes @ilo. Iaerbaro l1niior:
men. 8ralt lnlb blalt ulto Iriaidl
9anggeltieIelt> militarbeidatbt, biel
ltllo BORT elmer nit @ipiltrittd)en
Sdirmntiisen, 6elonliiben, Gipilmii
zen. &%ltr5baarig, lanshaarig, nor
%friiirt. Wit Stod, pbne Stod, frltaml
ldpief, labn1, itramtl, geberst, ltraff
Ser alte Solbatcngeiit seht flitIterni
bltrdl Die Rcilen. Ipnnernoe Tel0lpe
belporte modeln an aopfenllno Sii
Ben l>no renl1en bltrh oie Moern.
Nrbeitsperpel1ormasfabige! garni
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Scenes nus Mnsratlut.

Mle Mitglieoer Ser v9ico Mc,"
bon bier, Die SIR Belt lid an Scr me,
rifaniid}en @ren5e befinoen1 meroen
mabreno ibres oortigcn M~ltfcNibaIts
bon @eitrSeen beireit iein, ill0egl oie
5lriida 'Iisesncn Mitgliebcr naiiir
cuff alnlcll mcrocn. Iaslclbe lit bel
Der @erianmlnna einltimin1a be-
ldlpllen mprocn.
Garl Sberell, melder ppn @atteric
uG" oeiertirte alf Dem 8ege raG Der
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-06
Sic orei saaue.
@ingen mirflid nod i'm aalrit1 Ser
galterilt.


ST. einem sdmei5er 2orfli ml,roe
cine goucrlfamilie ~gepfallbet, 100.
rider Die Gulterin cine ben 9organg
bepaadtenoe fali6e Sdmaserin Der
Nadlbarit fonoolirte. Die Salterilr
troltcte JIG pfiffig; lie babe nod bret
.Sdue I'M &an1in, Die Ser 9i0lloungs-
beante nidt gelebet habe. Gleler
aber itnno idpn anoerl1 Mforgen5 90
ltno perlaltgte id)arien Cones Sefinem
Der &ami1t6iir. Ger Mnblid, Der lidj
Icinen lltgcn bot, lpar tbatlaf)lidl
pcrhlllfieno: es marert ndlnlid) I'M
&anin Die @er5=. Sdleller= uno
gidel : Sm1 a~ufgchangt! Ser &c.
prellte gea1nte aber perlor fir elnige
Gage leln lelbltiidercs sluftretcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-06

sISJS wv
X 4 II
SER Go. SO. anappe, icit allrSem
bei Ser Iri<Gitp 9lne 4rillt So, 9eo.
11S-1S. Strabe, tbatig, bat cine
Mll5abl ittereilante @iloer' in ieil1cm
8eiite Do1 ser 3eit ser Mobiliiirung
Der oel,tl6en SolOaten, beim Ml1s-
brud oes g%ltropaildlen &rieges. SEER
&napp nor sur -3eit oils 8eld)afts=
1eilenoer or @leiltiftfabrifanten 81.
W. Iaber u So. in Geutl1lano tba=
tig. ST perlieB IclttiAlano geraoe
oils sic Grltppe1 ser 8rense all mar
ldirten. Gr fat I'M sil1ne, sic 9il,
Der perarobern 5l laiieil, l1llb lie oanll
I'M Sdaliicniter Scr Gri=Gitp @luc
Erint So. al1s5ltltellen. &cirl Ser
lalien oes @anocs rettete or lie llllr
oaourd)> oab tie nod nidt eiltmidelt
Darcll.
v@Sdbreno Ser @criammll1ng Scr
Sslanb Gitp Boating Mliociation Bill
Oeten Bic 9ppt : @ettiabrtcn bas
&aupttbema, Sic am Mrbeitertaee
ltattfinocn lollcn: Gle Mttglieoer oes
Clubs babcn iid ld)on leit pielcn $50,
tben oantit beifaftigt, @orbereitu1,
gen fir Dos sSeIt ST. t%reffen, meld)es
Gin Invertebrates Greignib at meroel,
Der prid)t. Gielc 9opte bon nmIic=
aenoen Staotcn meroen oaran t6eil-
nebmcl1. uMiB 8inie gurfe", melde
Serrn g. gberbarot gebDrt, miro 5l,n,
.erlten r1al in oieier llngegcro err
|ld)einen- Dos Boot mad)te befanrt=
llb grobes Mlffiebenr III st. Naltl bie=
len Sonlnlcr.
Jrolt Gena Sbomos, No. $50
20. straBe i%pobnbaft, 5og iid) einel
Vrlld Der @iifte 5us als lie in ibrcr
@obnl,ng alsalitt lillo %ltiir5tc. Srall
Gbomas lit 80 Sabre alt, ltllo sic
Terlebung mag, ibres boben Mters
megel1, id)lin1nle Ipl9cn nod iid sic
ben. Sic mltrbe nod, Dem st. slrl-
tbonp's @olpital 9ebraht l,uo Or.
|So1epb 1cSilpa's 9ebanolu1g al1=
D%ertrallt.
SEER Gonoro Spc,s, sefretar
Der So5ialiltildell Yartei BON Mod
Sslano, crbielt cine Iepeldc nit
Der 9tadriht, boB @err Nacn g.
@enl on, In5ioliitiihcr 4raiioc1t-
ldafts : &anoioat, al1 Iicllstog, Sen
IL. 5eptember, i'm Slliruis 1beotcr
3l1 &odSslano cine Meoe baltcn lpiro.
0ielelbe llin1mlt ibre1 slnfang Inn 5
llbr. 0iele Meoe lit oie ein5ige, mel
che er in oicler @cgeno hnlten miro.
9errn @enion's Garnpaerle : Meiieu
Tan9ell ON, 1. September a11, mabrclto
lpeldm ct &ebelt bon Ser Gltfiilte bis
sur @elttiille baIten miro.
@iqiam Gpn Mrsbale befalrnte .lid
lbltloig, Elm Muton1obil bon ser Ge=
lie Wotpr Gar 50. BON Molinc ge-
ltoblen ai babcn nn0 ml,rbe unter
81 900 9iir9ldait sen @robgei1mo-
rellen iibermieien. San MrsboIe ml,r-
De Dor elmer ISOLDE Don Ser biciigen
Eoli5ei ~perbaftet, SIT mcld)er s3eit CT
jeoph oen 3iebitabl ahleu9nete. Sc
ltern legte CT ci1 @cltanoniB ab, inns
CAB at, sur 3eit letultfet gelpeieu
SIT iein.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-06

@ie alt fiiblen Sic it'd? =
ign aainn lit 10 alt nie ct lid Iiiblt.
llno cine sSralt lit 10 alt mie lire
Dor 10 Sabren auf9enonmete Ebos
to9rapbie.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-06
Gin Iidtcr,uurt.

uSh eeb' Sen eallsen @pgeliang
Sir elmer M6lpe Sd)rci."
Moris @rai Stradppis, get. 1S47.