davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-05

Locomotive engineers working on
through" freight service now have
an eight-hour day on 55 per cent and
firemen on 20 per cent of the mile
age in the south; engineers on 5 per
cent and fremen on 8 per cent Of the,
mileage west of the Mississippi.
The men do not demand excess
wages in overtime as long as the
freight train maintains an average
speed over the division of 1914 miles
an hour; so the railroads cannot Sc
riously contend that the brother
hoods request would involve a short
ening of divisions to 100 miles each.
w. Jet LaHck, railway economist,
estimates that additional outlay for
an eight-hour day would be neces-
saTy on only 20 per cent of the west
ern roads for through freight service,
and this NOT at the penalized rate
of overtime.
In view of these facts, doesn't it
rather look as if the railroads were
raising their great hullabaloo not to
keep their mems working hours
high, but to gouge extra freight traf-
fic out 'ofthe general public?
-O-O
A pig has as much use for a tail as
a man has for the two buttons on
the back of his frock coat.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-30
9as Iort nm @eobina.

lin Die preuBil4e Mrtiaerie, bic
tebt 10 glan5enbe @xfolse errinst, bat
1i6 in Der Mrmee 5rieori@s oes
9roben Der @eneralmajor unb Snz
fpefteur 0es Mrtilleriepe ems @eprg
bon 9olbenborff, Der tur5 bpr ieinem
&Dnig als @ieb5iger geitorben lit, be-
lonbere 8erbienfte er%porben. !Solben<
borff, Der Bel 2eutben i9per berz
tpunbet puroe, itieg in elmer glanz
5enben &arriere RAID empor. Gr
pfleste germ nit Dem einfaden @olz
ooten al pertebren unb 3og u%nterpffi=
5iere unb 8omborbiere an 1eine Saz
fel. Sbm peroanten mir bic sr0z
Bere 8emegli9tett Der @ei9uBe uno
etne meientliA bereinfahtel Muni=
ttonsanfertisnng. Reselmqbtg i'm
5erbit lieb er aln Meboins e1ne 8a=
tinn erridten, Die gum ni9t gerin9ell
gergniisen Ser @inipobrer lebboft BE-
l6oien purbe. Jriebri9 Der @ro=
BE belt belonbere Gtide auf oielen
efpronten MrttlerlEen. Sn elmer
Snitruttion befieblt er linn, rur jun
&c aeute nit einem 8arte Inn gu
Sffi3ieren Dor5ufdlagen. sd nil
lie le(bft 1eben unD ausfuhen."
IN oas Mirfen 5%olbenborffs tnlipft
lid cine biibide Mnetoote. Gines
5a9es fiibrt er feline 5ruppen an
Dem &Dnlg poriber. Der 8erliner
Soupsrnenr, Der General pon Har.in,
Der ibm lpenia aunitig gelinnt mar,
oemsrtte beim Wprbsimorl@ ip0tttl@:
pgNie lie bic &0pfe bdnsen!" Nar=
nut Der Nlte 5ris, ser Ieine Sffiaiez
re- 5u l9libeM iplbte: n9aB st oas,
lie itNpieren!"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-30
edarfc aritif.

Sin iberous f9arfes llrteil iiber
bic frano0lii4e prefie entbielt unz
lang1t Die frano01ii9e 3ettung .Baz
taille". SIS beibt BARN: Set
ariegsausbru6 baben iid Mtabemi=
fer, Yrofeiioren, perabi4tebete Diff
5iere, parlamentarier, 8ommiiiipns=
mitslieoer auf Die prene seltiir3t
uno nebmen lie pDllia in Beldlas.
Nur lie BADEN Dos, Rcht, gu benten,
gu f@reiben, gu bebaupten unb gu
eri1tieren.... Sic fdreiben Darau!
los, bob ibnen teine 3eit gum No9z
oehfen bleibt. Das publituln, me-
niger bummsldubig als man pentt.
lpiro i9rer M%!bernbeiten uno ibrel
2isen i~iberbrIifig. pie YreHe 6as
piel BON ibrem @infldb berloren, be-
fonoers felt benz &riese. Sn Der
5e1ieln Der 3eniur b~esiinitigt tie 1lu1
Dos Salient, gu fareiben, obne ettpas
gu iasen, unb tatn niht uls Mus
orlt Der allgemeinen Sntellisen3 gel
leH. S1e pat tDre11 Gt1fluB berIo-
rem, tpcil niemano mebr BON ibr bic
Wabrbeit srportet. 9as MiBperz
baltnis apil6en BEN sel9riebenen
unb seIproaenen Mprt mar nienals
10 offeltunbig. Sin 3eitunssf6rei=
ber i'm Drud llnb IN Der miinbliden
Musiprode 1T niht mebr herielbe
Menfb. 9as lit Elm lhperes lin.
5lld fit ollie, Oeren Snlcit in ibrey
ueber5eusuns beftebt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-30
aartcn fiir usbOrt GOnric".

Scr bon Ser gtaot 1apenport in
Gcrbinoung NIT Scott County fir
ben TO-, If. l1llo 10. syebrllar or
rarlgirte uGmtlltp Sbort Gourie",
melder ullter Den Il1ipi5ien oes &o=
tarp Clubs l1ro ser Scott County
Sarl1 sSllpropen1ent 2eoglle Dor iid)
geben miro, bot iiberaa groBes SIT
terelie gerpeft, ioboB es lmtbtpenoig
mar, IN elmer &eibe Don @eld1ften
&artell fir bieien &llril1s gum Ser
faltf SIT itellen. 9ie &orten fir ben
ppllen <rials ,pabreno Der orei Sage
foiten $500 bas 5tiid, fir einer
ein5elnen <rill 40 Gents ltt6 fir
eiaell ein5elnen @ortrag % Gents.
Die &artel1 iill0 IN Sen ~foIgenben
Mpotbefe1 ullo Irogerien gum Ser
fauf:
Otto Meisner, 1115 @aelt 8. Str.
S. q. 9ianlono, 1901 Sutton
Mpcrl1c.
@auaro 1rl,g ans 1cntol Cont
parp, 1906 @elt 2. StraBe.
Sobm @aroing & So, 22S 9ra6p
StraLc.
Carl 6. g4leael, 900 Mcit 81oeite
Strabe.
@ladbo1pf @rl,s Store, 8. unS
Gerrp StraBe.
Sanien Drug 60, columbia
Ibeater @ebaloe.
Spl Grl,g Store, 3. un6 &arri=
ion StraBe.
9. q. garitens, s12 @raoy Str.
Gope's Nsar11racp, 33t @raop ct
S. s. Driscon1 402 8ra6p Str.
8ln. s.. @eisler, 11S MoltnD Str.
9errD g 2aTren5, 1119 9rabp
StraBc.
Sepien M6armacp, 1901 @oI6ing-
ton StraBc.
emeis' 1rug Store, 8. uno gerrp
Strabe.
IS. 81. goabt, 1896 grooy Str.
@asnii Clipper, 32s 0lt socuit
Strabe.
$. @. giepert, 9o2 @e1t 5. Str.
Callers 9rug- Store, 800 @raoD
StraBc.-
Die 9lpotbefen BON Gage on is.
nro Sarrilon mno an IA. straBe uro
@ran0 Mpelrue.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-30

- @ereeblil. Sa,lstnedt
lal' es nadts an Der Sir ieiner
Dadftrbe tlopft): nWer 1T Denu
ba2"
Sremocr GIN tisfitcn Mesliae uno
por Srof nit ben 3dbncn tlapperno):
pWer5eibm Sic. in polte Sic MIR
bitten, einmal MsA5uie1en, irct1c
3iMmerrumlner Der Dbcrlebrer
Sreitf9lo9 aus WbIfenbauien bot. :.
DER itnb Sic ia ielbi"
.2eioer! SD bin ndmlid bpr spei
Stnnben heruuSAesangen unb faun
hetn 3immer nid)t tpieberfin1en."
Be9etbsn. Dos mar ia
mbcroroentli6 mutig llno geiItesae,
s%enlpartig bon Sbneu, bob sic, als
Sbr 2eutnant fiel, slcid anfiprangel,
uno bic aompagne gum Mngriff
DprfiiErten! - - i9 Bin ia bon BE-
ruff gorfiibrcr in einem &inp.
Drei &riegsppfer. u.
Gin Gaitbous): .Mer linb nobl Die
Drai Serren, bic it9 nit 10 tiefbe=
tiilnmerten Wieren uliter3alten?"
8suner: .Orei &riegsopfer. Sin
Wiener, Der iber pie Meblipeistriie,
etn Miindener, Der iiber Die. 8iers
pretserbObung, unD elm Berliner, Ser
iiber bas Iufb0ren bes Madtlebens
tlagt".
Sebr aumertam m. Sin
Mann lpolte iid bas Qeben uebmen
lt,o leste ii6 auf Die @iienbabnihiez
nen. Da fam Der @tredennGrter,
Gin gemiitlider @rautopf, iab ben
Observation-Disclosures unb ieste:
,Qber, barn Sc NAL, met sut's
9arrAen, lasen Sc iid bod MD uff
bic baroc Sdienc, d Stidel tpeiter
cben. is Gene ipeiGae!!" (Weihe.l
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-30
.Mnset0e.

Sreunoen nn6 @efan1tef hermit
Die traurige 3a6riht, DOB u1ier lieber
sobn, 8rliber uub gnfel1obn,
@tute 8aebnt
am Sreitag, Ben %. sSa,1uar. Mbenbs
INN $40 llbr, nad fllr5em. ldlperen
Qeioen I'M Sitter bon 4 Sablen. 10
Wonaten unb 4 Ta9en lanft entldla<
fen lit.
Gas 2ci6enbegar,gnib finbet an
Sonntag, Ben 80. Sanllar, Madmit~
tags I'M 8ipei 11br, bonn g~rauerbaule
an Der 8elt Occult @trabe, gde Der
unb gangen Zane, aus t,ad Sen,
Safbale Sriebbpfe itatt.
l1m titles 8eileib bitten Sic tiefbe~
triibten Sinterbliebenen:
@aT 8acbnf,
Srdn N,nta 8aebnf, geb. Scuer,
gltern,
elmer 8aebitf, 8ruber,
2uretta 8aeDmf, S1pelter,
SD. 8aebnf,
Sral 9ora 8aebuf, geb. 8ebrenS,
Subn 6euer,
Srau 2ena 6ener, ,geb.1 bomplon,
t@fobeltern.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-30

geiudt: Guide gei6aftisung i'll ser
Stabt oSer 2ano, bin so Sabre alt.
riiitig MnS selnnb. babe g~rfabrung
bur6 25 Sabre in Ser Grodcnz uno
9epdierumssfarmerei, iptpic allen
@artenarbeitcn uno gieb5udt. farn,
lofort antreten. Outrage nit 2obnon=
gabc inter rs. s., care ri Ser SCI
mptrat". 27,1@t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-30
2pfaIer @etterberidA

0apenport, 80. SSal1.
Iurdidnitts @aronletcritarro 30.06
3llrd)idmitts Scnpcratllr . 81
Sod}te Senperatllr Hellte . 81
Nieoriaitc Scn1peratur lettc 9tadt 30
Nounale Gemperatur fir 33
Sabre 81
gurdidnittlide Geldti9feit Der
Suit =. . So
Mieoerid)lag in "a gtunoen 0.39
@prberrldetoe @illoridtrllg . >.
@allcrltaro nm Z llbr Wiorgens 11.9
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-30
2ittletun iuieberer,udhlt.

Slr Der in oieler @od)e a%bgebolte=
l1en Sabresperl amnll1ag Ser Some
Sl1peltmert Company murbe s. 30.
2ittleton gum 8ralioenten Der Ser
el11lglllg mie0erermablt. @eorge
Selller 1pl1roe 5lun 8i5epralioenter
ipleoerer1pablt uno 3. S. Daggp sum
Sbabt1ellter l1llb Sefretar. MuBel
bielen 9eamten 1est iid Die Iirefto.
r%ellbeboroe l1od) aus Sen Serre1 q
s. 5eooerlen unb 81. s. 9atplon gu
ianln1eu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-30

3n perfanfcn: Gin 60 9feroefraftz
9ampffeiel, palcnb fir cine fIeine
S%abrifanlage, @eisung fir Sabrit ooer
Sptel : @ebdnbe. 60 gut pie nell lnb
garantirt. bab berlelbe Sic S1llpeftion
zines 8eliel : Snipeftors betebt. $125.
gbenfalls 20 Mabiators, 5u &c per
@aoio SUB. 2416. 8. Mbe., Mnd So
lanD. 27,1@t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-30

3n ~perfanfen: 40 sfer Sarm. geds
Meilen bon 9abenport. Cute Gcrbelz
lerungen. &leines @runbitiid in TaltIh
genommen als S%beil5dbluns. 3n ma@
Blgen gcoingungen pcrfauft an 5llbcr>
lalligcn Mlaun. @egen tueiteren Gins
5clbeitcn idreihe mo inter ~, core
Of Ser 9cmpfrat". 28.1gBt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-30

3m berfaufen: @ir baben 1000 SUB
Baler~, 9ampfz unb GbfluBrDbren
NIT pa1lcnben g0bogen etc. 81 perfal,z
fen. Sn s1ltem 3ultano, gu ipeniger
ipic balbem Grcis, ner1n nel. 3li Ieben
III SEQ. 2416, 3. Mpenlle. Nod Sslanb.
27,1@t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-30

3n nerfaufen: @ir boben $4,000.
Sub eritflaiiiges NsapIe Slporing in.
reinem nno perfeftem 3ultano, gu $50.
per Sauienb. 2416, 3. gpcnlle, gtod
Sslano. 27,1gBt..
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-30
etabt nnb County,
sonntaa, oen 30. Sannar.
@eHerberidh
SS aibinntpn 80. :

@aibinoton, 80. San.
Sir Sairpis: llniletig Spnntae u1b
Moltaa, lpobr ideilllid &egen
uocr Sdnec;; fiIbler am Sonntag.
Sir Soma: Sbeilpeiie trilb Sorn=
taa, falter i'm Often; Montaa
mabridpinlid) Sfnec bei lteigens
Der Scnlperatur.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-30

5u pertanfen: 60 gder 2auo. nidt
berbciiert, nabe Blue Grab. 8egen
ndberen ginselbciten Idreibe man II
ter uM", care Of Ser 9emocrat".
2S,18t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-30
9opbic GdNein

~~VvsS VWv*Ctst
am 9onnerstag, Sen q. Sanuar.
Worsens nm II llbr, i'm Mlter bpr
rs Sabren, 2 @pnaten nnb 20 Sager
lanft entldlafen lit.
9as aeidenbegdngnib finoet ON
Spnntag. ben 80. Sanalar, 9sadmits
tags Inn 2 llbr, bonn grauerbauie al
Der 81. GtraBe unb 8cltern Mpen,le
nts nod Dem Gine Sill SrieSbofe ltatt.
linn titles 8eileio bitten Sic ticfbes
trilbtsn '6illterblicbcncm:
Subm Gdltein, @attc,
Srau &e,trp sdroeocr, seb. Gdil,in,
9abenport.
Srau Gus. gmbmanr, seb. gdtein
Sapette, Sa.,
Spln Gditcitt, @alcptt, Sa.,
&eitrD Gditein, Scott 60,
Sreb Gdftcin, Sflabpma, ssSa..
@ngnft Gditein, Irlinston, Sa.,
nebit geripanbtcn.
N.n.@.2S.29.3Ot.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-30

9ng1it San @aiieubupc mDdtc bitz
tie IS. IS. 2acp, &od SsIanb 2ines.
9es @oines" leinen gesenipartigett
@obnprt a1ge6en. 27,1Dl
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-30

3m bcrfanfeu: Gin is Gferncfrdftez
9ampffeliel III gutem 3ultanb. $685.,
&ann 9eleben iperben In gto. 2416..
3. Gbenue, Stool Sslal,b. 27,18
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-30

&ournin9 ; Spnie - i'm Centrum
bon 9apenport, 80 Gunner, m0blirt.
3 Sabre : Mietbs : &pntraft. N1iet6e
$50 per Sabr. Hreis $1,000. $500
boar, 8elt $25 per Monat. q. .. Bog
$50. 2S,1g8t
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-30

3m perfanfen: Gin sroBer Serb, fiir
5otel ober Defamation, in gutter @crz
falinns. $4,000. Nad5ufrasen 2416.
3. Mpcnue, @od SsIanb. 27.1@
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-30
9ln5ei9ea.
sMn5el8s.

Srcunben rnb @efannten biermit
Die tralrige Nadridt. bab meil,c gcs
llebtc Gattin, uulere liebe @lltter.
|S6piegermlltter,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-30

Wcrlanst: gu falfen 9eipiinidt eil1
5llldmmenle9barer Gans SuBboocn
oOer Stating Stint. q. >. gDT 9apenr
port 2S6. 29,1@t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-30

~ Die 5ron heg Sabrif=
arbeiters 9uipenbid in 9ielefelo fat
!bren Gatten nit 8ierlingen (prei
&naben unb Elm MdoAen) belhentt.
SIN bDrigen Sabre nurben Dem Boare
Drilinge uno Dor 5pei Sobren 3pilz
hinge geboren.
8ortfpiel. Gs fist 1iG
Singing gum Yerleeer): Sd babe
bier Elm ersreifenoes ariegsgeot@t.
uls iG es melner Wtutter borlas,
peInte lie fotiddli9.
Werleger (naAbem er bas @eoidt
geleien): Sic iaeten, Sbre Wtutter
babe barber gepeint?
Sunsling: So!
Werleser: go, Damn eeben @ie
iest mad 5oufe unb perlprehen @ie
Sbrer Srnu Mlltter, ME !pieber @ez
bihte gu MAIDEN. Sh CLAUDE bez
itlmnnt, Die alte Dame nirb bann iLre
1tanen trodnen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-30

- Saben sic iaon Dlo miiiion
Bier probirt? @leib nit Dem be1te1
tmpprtirten 8ier uno empfobleu bon
ben DoftDren. Mod Sslano 8reuing
80. (Mna.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-30

l8n berfaufen: 3pei Seik<@ a1er<
6ei5cr, IN gutem 3nltnnb, $4,000 per
stiid. 3u ieben in No. 2416, 3. Mpcz
nle, @od Sslanb. 27,1@t
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-30
@%eriamml,tns ser Mftieninbaber.

9ie aftieninbaber her 9apcnpuri
Cremation sOeietp tperSen ii6 i'll Ser
.vSnrnbaue", Gcott gtrabe gingang,
ant 9ienstag, ben 1. Scbruar 1916,
UNI 10 l1br @orm. berIammelu.
s. q. Glanier, 9rai.
6. 6. SarriiO',, @etr.>
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-30

3n %rerfanfcn. @ir reiben elmer,
8lod @ebduOe, SO. 3OS Main ctr.
bern1ter lno baben oem3ufolge cine
grobe Mustpa6l bon gutcm 8ine @ol5.
Ser Breis raneirt bon $13 Big $40
tcr Ealienb; ebenfaTs Sbircn, Sen,
tier nnO NDbren in alien @rDBen.
gor5uipreden 80. 312 Muin ctr.
25.1@t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-30

5n perfamfcn: Gin &epanec @arz
[ba9e 8renncr. pafienb fir 6otel ober
GeItanration. Sn 9utcm 8ultanb.
$500. 2416, 8. Mbenue, 9lod So
ldllD. 27,1@t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-30

@crlanat: Gin Mbrebbnd Ser staot
.9apenport BPM Sabre 1915. MbreHe
neblt Ereis etc. inter IS. s., an Sen.
Scr SScmofrat". 14.bntp.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-30
Meuc 9lnjei9cn.
: Maaet9su fAr
artettspidte, 8ertaufe, Derl1he.
@DbnMn0en etc

Uobttitn8em etc.
IN bteier R,ibrii tperben fir ,tnen 1ao
bis dn enter 8ode gu ben nadfplgens
ben 3aten inierirt: Bis du bier 3etlen
ODER oeren NIum soc. iiber bier uni
bis ou a6t Scil /, $500. Seine Una
dei9e tptr0 fiji, ais 6Oc ar,oes
nontn1en.
Stir steuenge ute tptrb bei etn. btA
iedsmaliger Snf.rtion 25c tere1net.
@~crlanst: Gin itrcbInmcr 8erfdlicr
fir cine etablirte Sbees ,,,b aaifecz
Holte. Na65mfruge,l bel Der Wranb
Union Sea Co., 814 iueltI. 2. ctr.
3O,1Mt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-30

8crlanst: Gin Maoden fir alge<
meine 6ansarbeit. Mab5ufragen bel
1sran GD. 6. Mmcller, 2136 8rabD
Str. 26,18t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-30

3n berfaufcn: @ir baben ein 9roBes
Continent bon 9ltten seldmiebeten llnb
gltBciIer9cn NDbren, fir @aiier. Gas
pber 9otnpf, 81 iebr aieorigen 8reis
len. selepbpn god Sslano-3o1.
25,1Bt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-30

3n berfamfcn: Cute gadifeine 51
S1.O0 per 2abung. 31O<3t2.M ain ct.
Nof SsIanb-3O1. 25,1@
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-30

3n %perfaufen: eutes Shutting Spl3.
gu $1.25 per 2abun9. @plen Sic ca
lelbf ab. 310,312 Main Ctr.
25,1Wt. =
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1916-05-19

c. B. Medley of Mancos, has been in
Dolores the past two weeks putting in
cement walks. A walk has been put
in on Seventh street from the Goodwin
property to Harris's corner. and he is
now busy putting in walk for J. l..
Morrison on Central avenue and Eighth
street. We are informed that ma
jority of the towns trustees have
given their consent to have these walks
four feet wide on the streets and five
feet on the avenues. The ordinance
calls for walks six feet wide on both
streets and avenues. If property
owners had been allowed to put in
these kinds of walks before there
would have been considerable cement
walk put down the past two or three
wears
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Methodist Church Notes.
THE Homelike Church


What do you think about the war? Is
right for England to compel her sons
to fight for her? In case the United
States should be forced into conflict,
would you be in favor of depending
solely upon volunteer forces, or would
you think it proper for President Will
son to use CONSUMPTION as Pres ident
Lincoln did? Can man succeed in or
faithfully and creditably perform dut-
les which have been thrust upon him?
Some of these questions will be discus
sed Sunday evening. The subject is
Compulsory Cross-bearing. You
will be welcome.
Dolores Sunday school 1000 a. m
Preaching service at 500 p. m.
Mildred Preaching service II 90 q. m.
Lebanon Preaching service 800 p. m.
STANLEY A. CURTIS, Pastor
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ArriOI0 Items.

Mrs. A. w. Muse and Mrs. Eva
House came out from Dolores Tuesday
and visited In our town.
The recent freeze seems to have
destroyed all the fruit in our locality.
Mrs. Wright, Mrs. Longenbsugh
and Mrs. Dillon served ice cream at
the Rogers store Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Mcclure came up
from Cortez Sunday evening and took
Miss Evelyn Tozer back with them.
Miss Bertha Smith came up from
McElmo to visit her sister, Mrs. Over
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer King and Lester
were out this week from Dolores.
They are getting ready to go to their
summer camp. Lester says it was all
a mistake reporting him as married.
Mothers Day was observed Sunday
at the school house with appropriate
exercises and Rev. Curtis preached a
sermon that surely would benefit all
the parents who heard it.
H. w. Royce came in from the cat
tie camp to visit the home folks over
Sunday.
Mrs. Blanche Royce and Miss Dora
Royce made trip to Cortez Saturday.
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Dolores River Items.

Sam johnson went to Durango Mon
day to join Mrs. johnson who went
over last week and together they will
visit Pagosa for few days.
About 100 feet of flume went out on
No. 2 ditch last week. 1t is being re-
paired as fast as possible. The grain
and gardens are in need of water.
Will Ogletree and family moved out
on their homestead on North Mesa the
first of the week.
John and Merle johnson went up to
their homesteads at the head of Beaver
to do some improvements.
Ethel Graves is on the sick list this
week.
Mrs. v. Bradfeld and Mrs. A. Hoppe
were Dolores visitors Monday.
George Moore sold his ranch below
Beaver last week to Roy and Walter
Dickerson. The cattle were included.
Consideration thirty-two thousand.
Mrs. Emmerson who has been on the
| sick list for some time threatened with
pneumonia is better at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Claflin entertained
at dinner Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. M. B.
Parsons and Charlie Campbell.
Mr.. Story has been surveying for
Harry Morgan on his Sagehen ranch
this week.
Mrs. Harry Morgan motored to Do.
lores Wednesday to bid her mother,
Mrs. Mcconnell, goodby.
Bert Graves went up to the Beaver
country Tuesday with load of supple,
for the johnson Homestead. Mr.. Story
accompanied him to do some surveying
Mrs. Merle johnson is visiting hel
aunt, Mrs. Claflin, for few days.
Mrs. Albert Seegar was calling or
friends in Dolores Monday and Tues
day.
We are very glad to hear that Mr.
Kuhlman is improving "a pidly from hi.
operation.
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School Program.

The following program will be given
by pupils of the Dolores school at the
opera house at o'clock Wednesday
evening, May "a, 1916:
Hoop Drill Fifth Grade Girls
Recitation Mildred Mcleod
Rye Folk Dance
Sixth and Seventh Grades
after the Game'-A College Comedy
in Two Acts High School Pupils
DRAMATIC PERSONAL.
R Rsn Grave and Reverend Seniors
Nellie Van Arsdale Lola Morrison
P Pnr Gay and Festive Juniors
Nina McCammon, Blanche Goodwin
Dixie ! Lighthearted and Loquacious
Trixie Sophomores
Alice Lynton, Daisie Pratt
Fa Meek and Submissive Freshmen
Bertha Exon, Alice Exon
Jane-A Maid Lille Lockett
Jack Morton Half Back Back on the Var
VERNE Cole
Admission Is and Is cents.
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A deal was closed this week whereby
Henry Erickson becomes the owner of
the DR.. Rentz ranch on Summit Ridge.
This property is less than two miles out
from Dolores and when all cleared and
put under cultivation will be valuable
piecs 2 lend, II already has . fine
orchard that will soon be in full bear
ing, and with plenty of land for alfalfa
and crops Mr.. Ericksot will have a
home to be proud of. This deal has
been pending for some time and was
made through J. r. Hughes. Con-
sideration 81, $50
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ArbOr News.

Mr.. Dennison is again able to see
visitors and a recent Sunday severa
from Mancos. including Will Roessler,
and Mr.. Burke from Cortez, spent ar
hour or two with him.
J. M. Dolan has been quite i'll for
more than week.
Mesdames johnson and Walker came
Monday on business trip and incident
ally made a call on Mrs. Jordan.
R. C. Kermode made business trip
to the ranch last week to inspect the
new alfalfa fields.
Everybody busy using all the water
that comes these days. and hope for
good crops in spite of freezing weather
every night.
Mrs. Ruth Dickerson spent couple
of days last week sewing for Mrs.
Jordan.
Remember the County Agriculturist
speaks to US again Saturday night.
Everybody come.
Practicing songs again Thursday
night at schoolhouse.
Ernestine Thomas spent Sunday
night with Lucille DENLY, while Vir-
ginia visited Velma Bare.
The Mothers Day program was
appreciated by 80 people, the Aztec
Sunday school came by special invita-
ton, as did several from Cortez. Rev.
Collier made a short talk on mother
hood. The room was prettily deco
rated in purple and white, wild flowers
were massed on the table, and white
carnations draped "the old arm chair"
which occupied the center of the stage.
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Democratic Assembly,.


At a meeting of the delegates to the
Democratic County Assembly at Cortez,
Colorado in Montezuma County, the
following proceedings were had:
J. H. Brumley was elected chairman
of the meeting and J. D. Adams was
chosen secretary of the meeting.
The following COMMITTEES were ap.
pointed: committee on credentials
consisting of J. L. Morrison, J. j.
Downey, Mrs. Avis E. Miller, Alder,
knoblock aid George Mills. Commit.
tee on resolutions were, w. w. Dunlap,
w. F. Mowery and William Myler.
The following named delegates were
elected to attend the state convention
convention at Colorado Springs, Colo
RADIO, on May IL, 1916: Mrs. Belle
Humiston, Mrs. Lillian Rickner, Geo.
Mills, J. j. Harris, j. D. Adams, P. B.
Gates, W. W. Dunlap, John Trimble
and c. P. Duncan.
1t was moved and carried that the
delegate or delegates present at the
State Assembly, be and are authorized
to cast the vote of the entire delega-
ton of 10 from this county.