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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-09-21
WILSON BELIEVES HE
HAS THE MOOSE VOTE
ConprntuIatcs William T.. NcCombs and
Judge SeObury,

Long Branch. y. j. Sept 2o.-Nictory
for the democratic ticket in New York
state i'm the November election was
predicted by President Wilson Tonight
after the receipt of returns from yes
terdaY's primaries. The President in
dicatcd his belief that progressives in
New York will support the democrats.
Taking his first active part i'm the
campaign, Mr.. Wilson sent kilograms
democratic nominee for the L. S. SEN
ate, and to Judge Samuel Seabury,
of Congratulation to VIM. +. McCombs,
nominee for governor.
The message to Mr. McCombs read
'1 congratulate you most warmly on
your nomination by the democrats Of
New York for the United States Sen
ate. A united body of progressive vot-
ors will he behind you
The message to Judge Seabury said
"Nour nomination by the democrats
Of New York for the governorship OF
the state Gratifics mo very deeply, as it
must crafty all friends of progressive
government | warmly congratulate
YOU and predict "A decisive victory in
November"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-09-21
100000 HOMELESS
BY FLOOD IN CHINA
One of the Greatest Disasters in Ma.
tlOn's History.

Washington, Sept, 20.-Nearly a mill
lion persons have been made homeless
by one of the greatest floods on record
in China. Reports to the state depart
ment to-day from the American con-
sui at Nanking said the Hwai river had
inundated an area of about 1000
square miles in Anhui province. APP
peals for aid have been sent out for
the homeless. who virtually are entirely
dependent on charity. as all the autumn
crops were destroyed.
The district flooded is in that part
of China where the American Red
Cross already has spent 100000 for
flood protection and where the $50
600. 900 loan for reclamation work which
was postponed by the war was to have
been spent.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-09-21
RRES7EO ON SUSPICION
Pk BoEic, 1t Is Thought. shot Will
urdny Might.

|nnington, Sept 20.-Shorih G. f..
b. of Windsor county arrived here
afternoon from Dover with Frank
IT,, who, the officer is convinced, is
|nurd"ror of William Costello whose
was found Saturday night at the
|nont Soldiers Home crossing with
h. bullet wounds in the back of the
|glc appears to be dcmcntcd. lie
served term in the State prison
Windsor, was paroled two years ago
has since been living with his faith
|n farm in Dover. Boyle disap-
ted from home last week and when
returned yesterday told his father
he had shot man in Bennington.
10 older Boyle notified the officer
the SON arrest followed early this
|ninE. On the way to Bennington
|le was identified as the man who
in Searsburg and Wilmington Mon
the former town he is reported to
r had an argument with Charles
is and to have drawn a .32 calibre
blver.
PIE officers report that Boyle has
Iitted he was in Bennington Satur-
but says that he was too drunk to
|ember what happened while here.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-09-21
KINGS DAUGHTERS MEET
Hundred Delegates mt Annual Convcn-
tiOn In RutIand-C hittenden Co.
Has Largest Delegation.

Rutland, Sept. 20.--The Kings
Daughters circles of Vermont sent
nearly hundred delegates to the 23rd
annual State convention, the business
of which began this morning in the
congregational Church in this city. All
of the counties were represented. chit
tenden sending the largest delegation,
2l,
Mrs. Martha Clark of Woodstock
president of the Vermont branch, gave
her report to-day, stating that the
State has 1897 members in 81 circles
Three new circles were formed during
the last year, two in Caledonia county
and one in Windsor county, Swanton
circle has the largest membership. 1874
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-09-21
MAKE OFFICIAL CANVASS.
Places Contested on Republican Ticket
In Windsor County.

Bethel Sept, 2o.-The official canvass
of votes for contested places on the re-
publican ticket in Windsor county gives
the following result Senator: A. Lee
Cady, Bethel. tnominated), isis; Walter
l. Kendall, West Windsor, (nominated).
l,743; c H. Mcclellan, Plymouth. SOL Z:
L. f. Taylor, Springfield, Dominated,
157. States attorney: f. G.. Bicknell
Chester. l,0i7; w, S. Pingree, Hartford.
nominatedl, 1,297; Il. f.. Stevens, Hart
ford SOS Sheriff w. l.. Fairbanks.
Springfield iS3; Fred \. Leland Chester.
3g7; James Mcdonald, Ludlow, .l02; $.
y. Taylor, Windsor i75; Eugene 4.
Thomas Woodstock, G25; Pau c. Tink-
ham, oChester, 6l9,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-09-21
LES LOSSES ARE
100000, SAYS BERLIN
ans View of Battle of the sommr
To Date.

in. via wireless to SayNllle, Sept.
ritish and French losses in the
Of the Somme have reached about
mon the overseas News Agency
at $.
News Agency says the British
able to make their advance only
II weeNs of the most desperate f.
and adds THE result Of the battle
r Eommc should he gauged by con-
nG the amount Of French and Bel
Territory occupied 10y the Germans.
/ amounts in all to about 5O,"N
e llilomctcrs. The efforts made by
British have resulted i'm the re-
rest Of l.56n square kilometcrs, or
three per cent. The price paid for
territory is appalling. The British
10000 men up to September l5. This,
or with the French losses, brings
le total to about half million men.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-09-21
PROF. L. 7. SHERMAN DEAD.

New York, Sept. 2o,Professor FRANK
Dempster Sheyman, head Of the de-
partment Of graphics of the school or
architecture at Columbia University
since 1904. Is dead He underwent
an operation for appendicitis ten days
ago. lie was Sc years old.
Prof. sherman was born in Peeks-
kill, NJ Y. lie was a noted genealogist
lie spent many years compiling the
complete genealogy Of the sherman
family and his manuscript IL sald 10
be the only perfect record of the Sher-
mans. lie was widely known too ms
a poet
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-09-21
BRITISH APOLOGY
FOR CEBU INCIDENT
Regrets Are Expressed for Hold
ing Up the Philippine
Steamer.
HEAVY FOG TO BLAME.
Dcstroycr.s Commander WAS Not
Aware That the Vessel Was So
near shore, II Is Snid.
HEAVY FOG TO BLAME.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 2O.--C;roat Rritoin
to-day formally oxprossod to thc Irni-
tod S,,tos r,gro+ for ,bo ,c,io, of -
p,t,ist dos,,,,.o, {, b,idirc go, a,,d
a..,..,t..,..- a. 1t,ttii,.. a..
...t,, - ...-t,
,r..,,. -
:. A., Us
! ~ a. 'NP'''''" NV ''"N'' '"i"-
"""'i"'l "Iu ""V N'''" '''' N'SS'' was
go near Sh"'e'
In the absence OF Ambassador Spring
tlc" tolNille ''arciaN, counsellor OF
the IritiSh fnb 'SSN, called at the state
department a. the request of Foreign
Secretary Groy and presented the cN-
planation and expression of regret.
Department officials said later the in
cidont was re "a rded as closed
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-09-21
Has Big Freshman Class.

Northheld, sept 9o.-The prospects for
Ia successful collegiate year at Norwich
University. Nermont's famous military
college, whose president Is Col ira /
eeves, commanding the First Vermont
infantry. are very bright. F.ightv-sovon
freshmen have already registered ana il
is reasonable to expect that more mon
will enter during the coming week
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-09-21
TWO FILE EXPENSES.
Foster and Gilbert of -. Aibnns Paid 81
and $1,000 in Primaries.

st Adams, Sept. 30-The Hon. Ellis
w. Foster Of this city, republican candi-
date In the recent primaries for assistant
judge OF Franklin county court, and
Charles w. Gilbert, republican candidate
for sheriff, filed statements of their cam
paign expenses to-day. Judge Foster $
expenses We're 81 ana Mr.. Gibert's We're
$3.50
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-09-21
PRICES ADVANCE IN CHICAGO

Chicago, Sept 2O.-Prices OF foods.
clothes, uXuries and materials have
advanced alarminely within the last,
year, according to a table Of compara-
tive prices compiled here to-day. Mer-
chants and producers say that prices
for food will be even higher this Win
ter.
Every person feels the increased
price in nearly every purchase, it was
said
Wholesalers said that canning
houses all over the country have an
nounced that their deliveries will bS
only one third of the normal amount.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-09-21
WYOMING's CREW BEST GUNNERs,

Newport News, Va, Sept. @0,-Reports
brought ashore from the super-dreai-
nought wyoming tonight We're that the
vessel had led the Atlantic fleet in indi-
vidual ship firing during the target prac-
tice on the southern drill ground. Tho
Wyoming. which came into Hampton
Roads to-day to take Secretary Daniels
and the consulting board to the drill
grounds tomorrow was said to haN,
scored 81 hits out of 20 shots with her l2-
inch rifles, and l0l hits out of $50 shots
with five-inch guns. The range was rot
given.
These records are considered remark
able and naval men were inclined TO doubt
the accuracy of the reports.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-09-21
Had No Expenses.

Ncrpennes, Sept. 2o-Judgc Frank AZ
Tuttle and DR. j. r.. Powers nominee,
for city representative, have filed thair
.cxpense accounts, which show that mo-
money was incurred and no promises
were made TO secure their nomination.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-09-21
HUGHES ATTITUDE
TOW ARD AMERICAN
RIGHTS DEFINED

Candidate Calls Shipping Bill Menace-Federal
Reserve Act Not Democratic Measure
Than Federal Employes-Democrats Won
derful Phrase Makers
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-09-21

Continued on page two.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-23

Ger staotratb aebt NIT Ser Mblidjt
INN, eillen itaotiid)en SnIpeftor fir
Gleftrf5itat a~n5ltltelIen nit eirem
labrlid}en @ebalt Don $500. Ssll
Der Mar5perlammll1ng iol bic Mlt=
g%elegenbeit erfeoigt meroen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-23
@aa in Ser Il,rmbolle ob6alten. 81
Mitglieoer n1b berel1 %sSreltnbe i'm
5lt Dem Gsrgniigen eingelaoen.
Observation-Disclosures

Iie Observation-Disclosures Ser
Irei Stdote bielten porgeltern Mbeno
ibre Notwithstanding III Ser Ssll=
Oultrial &a1e Onbier ab lllD erlpabl=
ten 0ie folgenoen nel1en 8eanlten fir
Der fonmtenoem Sermin:
1raiioent - CHARLES Mac@mpall
Molinc.
@i5epraiioent - Ireo Illdter.
Sergeant at 9(rms sSsobn &am.
Irultees ~ Ireo 2ittlc, Serpme
6arper lino IS. 6. Campbell.
Mitglieoer Ser OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -
q. S. garlion. Charles Meaggen,
9. %. Metpton, Ml1alllt Garltens. S.
IS. &inslep uub Charles Mac@plpal1.
Stebeltoes aornite fir Srganiia-
tioh 8. sc. 3anmortbs M. Sfin-
1ter mlo g. S. Carlton.
2egislatipfonitte fir Soma -
Treo 9ittle, .&alrrn @artnlanrl lu1>
81. 8. Iaplor.
2eeislatipfpnsite fiir Sailtois =
M. GOBLIN, Nreo Sinoqllilt nno 8
M. @alfer.
Mrbeiterfomite iiir 1obenport =
I(orence Iittner, = Moie SAM Trie
u116 @iloa Carton.
Mrbeiterfomite fir Gof Sslono ~
5. 6. s5onf, $. Glarf ullo 81. 9
0cbis.
Mrbciterfomite fit Moli,te s
5. Mspengrel1, M 9illoitrom ua0 6
g. GaBmore.
+ spe5ialfumitc fir Organizations
fampagne - .. S. Carlton, 6. Gca
gen llno S. 6. sbal1f.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-23
Star Theater
224 8arrfiou etraee.
: 4rpsrau,n, fir biefe d

Counting - Size @bite seer." -
5 Steel 8roabmap. &obnrt 8psiportb.
Charlie CHAPLIN Gomebp.
Montag - She brofen Coin" -
Gp. 13. IS. gunaro unb Srancis Sorbc.
u8eeflep 1877. Nel1es pom &riege. -
rSnIibc facts". IDrtle @pn5ales.
9icnstag - u@ilbeb Oontb". 3
Steel. Step. Sultan umoGlie Sane
@ilion. Operating On Cupid. -
@booes umo 81. Gallagher.
Mittiuod vM!liIp". --3 Steel
Wfprtlc @on5ales. aGbe little 8oby
acroB tie ipab". p .8eel. ", @'oore
llnb S. Sail.
9ounerstas. - She CONNECTING
lint. 2 Steel 101. Gbitb Shirley unb
Sherman 8ainbribge. v&eeptng il
barf.~ 8iuD Mbobes nus 81. Gala
gber. She Spera Singers @omance"
- 90. Ilber nnb 81. @enrp.
Jrcitag - n&e ipas nnlD a batbine
init salcsman". 3 @eel. @enrb Nsp=
ers nnb 8oiemarp Sbabp. p8abblinl
tongues. sc. Macqllarrie uni
Gben Gntit.
samstas ~ uSrom bareneb TO Bill
lion5". p Neel $50. Mlic,
@otpell. she bebil .al,b isle banbs"
@. 9oiplam llnb 6. Snnbc. uSb'
terrible trntb". WtDrtle @on5ales.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-23

Die bonn @ouperneur
@olOsborousb bon MarDlano ernanrte
3ommifion our Grtpdgung her Slot
lamteit, cine 5arm fir Sruntenboloe
an5ulegeu' bat einen 8eridt oussear=
Eeitet unb ben 8eri9t Dem @puper-
lteur iiberfanot. Na9 oieiem 8eridt
ipirb Die @%rnennung elmer 8ommii=
lion e~mpfoblen, ipel9e cine Tarm bon
ltngefdbr 1000 Mder in seiunber Sc
aenb bes Staotes ~anfnlfen foa, auf
tpelder lolde perl onen aufsenomz
men iperben fplen, Die benz Srunte
crseben itno. @paterbin iollen auz
Der Mdnnern aud 5rauen oort auf=
genommer meroen. @ol9e perfonen
folen bon poliaeiridtern ober Rt4z
tern mad bort ~iberpieien peroen
poer tDnnen aud our9 Inpertpanb=
tie. nenn lie beaablen moaen, bortbin
gebra4t merben. Sn benz 8erihte
pirb anaeFiibrt, bob unsefabr so
pro3ent aler 8cspubner Der billigen
&oNbauier 1runIenbolbe iino.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-23

Hnere5
tDnlen pine SeutiGlarrD ni6t eriz
%ftieren; Den @amen fir Die Riiben
miiiien lie einfibren, ba Die omeriz
faniiGe Riibe ibnen niht ausreidt.
8uter Nat. 5rau (Su i6z
rem Manne, Der cine SallpnTabrt
llltmodt, na9rufeno): LIMB lpsrn
Der gallon plasen ipllte, 8asl, nnsa
persib nidt, Si9 an Der yonosl
f%elt5ubalIen".
Sic aritit bes Gbprz
u9rers. G1orfiibrer: Menld,
tuten Sic nun nidt sor 10 idredli9
ms Snitrument. Sic iino oob bier
nldt berufen, Die Mauern BON sSeriz
cbo um%3ublaien.
SERIES nrteil. 5rau Gu
ibrem 9obne, ser BEL Der M,literurg
tlir untauglt6 ~befunben lporbcn
~: Sb bdbe es ia l9on INNER ae=
1agt, Dob ou Elm ausgema9ter Sau=
gen 8 Bit!
20 / s pc r itaaoen. YuA-
batter: init einem lolt fleinen Sc
halt tunn mon pirtIi6 teine bp5ea
Sprunse MAIDEN"
Yrin5ipal: nSabe ih Sic pieaei6t
ais Mtrobat enaaaiert?" !.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-23
@iele 2eute tpiilcn cs nidlt.

Cine trase Seber fana1 elmer %cripn
!ebr piel ltn9eleaeubeiten bereiten. Nr@
lale bon S6ipinbel, &opfid1merSeu,
9artleibi9teit nnb @aIenflub iinp
lld)ere 3eid)en, baB Sbre Sebcr @ilfe
berntblgt. Mebmcu lie ST.. Sings
yteip 2ife Eills unb 1eben sic, ipie oiez
lelben SIR 9anses Spltem aufballen
belfcn. Gbenfuls gut fir Sen Masen.
5ilft Der &erpmunng. Heinigt bas
gllt rnb erbellt Sic 6autfnrbe. Sur
25c bel Sbren N~potbeferu. (An5.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-23

lebt, als ibm eilte Gide an ben aopf
flpg ullO cine flaffenoe @llnoe Der
l,riabte. Or. DoOer pom Sberroro
bat Sen Gerleeten IN gcbanolung.
5reo &elloerion, 16 Sabre aft,
lu1o Charles Sanforo, IL So1re oft,
mllroet gelter,t mad 0em Gollntpge=
iangniB in Mnline gebrad)t, no lie
bis 5u ihrem gerbor an1 Samstag
5lt bleiben babelt. @eioe mllrben BE-
fam,tli6 ,megen ginbrlf lt1o Iieb=
itabl perbaftet. Sic iollel1 aus oent
8ohr6alls Ser Srau Wiinnic @idaro,
sol 4. Mpelllte, cine Camera n1o eil1
@elpe6r geitoblen babel, pelde Sa=
dcl lie in eillem Mltlaoen perfm1fell
mollte1.
Asad LANCER aralif9eit lit aeIter1
Morsel1 i'll jeinem .@siln, 537 10.
apemle, e.. s. @beeler int SITTER Don
|64 Sabren geltorbelt. ST. mllroe inn
!Staate Midigan sge6oren ul1o fam
I'M Sobre 1906 Don Maribaltmpa,
Sa., no er % Sahre aelebt batte,
nod Moline. Ger @eritprbene bi1-
terlabt ieilte Trall. sfpei Sod)ter, 5mei
Gllfel rllO eite SdIbelter. Die Se.
eroigll1g finoet an Molltag Nad)=
1nittag altf Dem GbiMianllof Srieo.
bof ltatt.
Scr in geo. 1916 1, Mpellte moblt.
bate 60 Satire alte Spbn Yarfel
fiel ~pprgclter1 N6e1o binter leinen
Saltle 10 lln9iiidlidL ebaB ct bierbe:
%eil1e1 &npdlen i'm liirfell 8ei1 brad,
Ser 8erleste mllroe llah oem staot
boipital gebrad)t, DO ct ar5tlid) &c
ball0clt miro.
@ein Sltrl1elt I'M @odidn,laebalr
DC muroe porgeltem Marp Sile:
ld)lilm perlett, i1loem lie lid) oa:
linfe &l1ie perrenfte. Gas Mdbd1el
lWtr0e per Mllbltlal15 nad 0enl 81
terl1beim gebrad)t, 100 ein Mr5t oas
1elbe lit Se6anollnlg nabm.
Gin Nfero eilres @cipannes Sci
Nortlmeltern Seer So. gerietb &c
ltern nit 5wei Iiibcl1 5luiid)e1 ei,
gabngeleiie u1o Die Nlanfe al oel
Is. StraBe &relt5ln1g llno r,a6m c:
la1lgere S3eit, bis oas GGier befrei
tperben fonnte. Sic Nlanfen mllB
ten allfgeriilen lnlo sic @lrfeiic1 ent
fer1lt mcroen, e6e 0as SJier aus lei
,ler mgliiflidlen Sage bcfreit merocl
fonnte. Iie beioen @eire oes 9fer
oes mltroen idlinm1 pcrrenft.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-23

Die pro6tpollen goaara=
oeden limb fait ME fertis gsItidt, neil
Die lie anfertisenoen Sunefrauen nur
bis gu ibrem 8erlpbunsstase paran
arbeiten, Damn ober teitslr Std me9r
tun.
- @iesesbunger. Dame
gu einem tleinen Sunssn, Ser auf
Der StraBe 1tebt unb peint): @arum
l:eblt bu oenn bier uno peinit, alei=
ilers
SSunse: 4ufs Grtrablatt part I,
Der gater bat 9'iaet, pbne einen Sieg
oarf i'd hieien Mbeno nidht naeb
naule tommen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-23

Charles arautb, elm pool=
bauebetBcr in Woooiparo, OIL, mar
nad 8onias Gitp, DO, eetpmmeu,
um iia nit leiner 5rau, Sic i'm lpe=
gen Sruntenbeit perlaKen bate, aus
suiDbnen. Die Jrau mar ins 8beos
ter 9esansen uao pesl er Iie nibt
fpreden tonnte. i6oB ii@ Rrautb
in 1etnem Simmer eine &usel in sen
3opf nao t0tete ii4.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-23

Daniel BON 9aItiz
more bat leinen 9iamantrine nteber.
4m Z. September lebten sssHabres be-
na9ri9tiste er bic 9oli5ei, oab ibm
Der Ni1g, Der einen @ert bon $500
repra1entierte, abbanoen setommen
lei. Dor etliden Sasen bra6te
Sergeant Sobn G. Dan pom moro
peitliaen Siitrift in g%rfabruns, oab
Emma 8roipn, cine betaste Neger!n,
ei1en Sting, ipel9er benz be5 Sperm
gromn abnlia iiebt, in 8eiib babe.
Sergeant DAP besab 1ia nod Der
Mobnung Der Neserin, unS bie{e
3etgte ibm fofort Den Sling unp lag=
te, bab tie ibn beim 2umpen1ammeln
auf einem S9utt9aufen an Der Glif=
ton Mpenue uno pulastiftrabe ge=
tllnoen babe. !9err 8rpnn ibenftfi=
5terte Sen &ins als iein @isentum
uno neripra9 Der Nesertn eine emit
l%prehenbe 9elpbnune.
3pei iunse 8ur1den fo=
men oie1er Sage nod Der 8ant in
9rant, Stla., fef1elten Sen &aTierer
Mebb uno parfen ibn unb elnen
8anttunoen in oas 8antsetpDlhe,
norauf lie nit $4,000 enttamen.
Webb selans es, iid ieiner JeFeln
gu e%ntlebt9en, lporauf er nit elmer
5ltnte bepaffnet, alf einem tiirseren
Weg sur 9abnitation elite. @ie er
ertpartet bate, tamen sic beioen gan-
bitten nod ibm an, unb aIs er lie err
blidte, befabl CT tbnen, bic 6dnoe
hoasubalten. DIS ie ii6 lpsbrsl
.ipollten, feuerte Webb unb perleBte
betoe Rduber idper. Sos eeraubte
9elo befano iid in ibrem geiib. @ie
lpuroen nod benz @efdnsnis in Sllsp
9ebra9t. Die @erbafteten fms nad
4nsaben Der Yeborben Der 90 Sabre
alte Claude Sones unb Der IL Sabre
nlte Mrtbur McSarlanb. Na9 Mus-
lage bon Meraten biirfte SORES ieinen
gerlebu19en e%rliegel..
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-23
Mcucs aus Molimc.

8liidlih Sem Tpoe entrol1nen lit
porgeitern slbeno Of. M. 8. 9ed,
720 16. Mpellle m%obnbaft, als Gin
lpeItlid a%ebellOer Jrad)t5ltg ser &od
Sslalto gubll OIL Ser Is. StraBen=
&rel5lllg aegcl1 iein Ml1tomobil
sfllbr, apobei Sic Nlaid)ine tbeilmeile
oen,olirt auuroe. @err @ed entfam
NIT ll1r leid)ten Sdiirful1gen. gr
erflarte, oaB -bie Sblagba11me niht
alfge5ogel aparen. Mls Ser 3ng So
iberfam, bafte er gcra0e rod) 3eit, sic
Maid)iltc sur Seite SIT menoerl, po=
onrd er iein 2eben rettete. gr miro
bon Der @abngeielidmft Shaoener=
lab fir leine bemulirte Maidine per-
lange1t.
Sim Matis, Ser aln Ionl1erstag
Mbeno an Ser IA. StraBe inns a.
Npenlle in bepltbtloIem 31ltanoe
a%ltfgefunSen uno nad oen Staotbo-
lpital scbradt mltrSe, lagt iebt aus,
oab er llm $40 mo 5mei 1iamant=
ril1ge berallbt moroen lit. gr meiB
nid)t init g%eitinlnltbeit, cb er 1ieoer-
aeldlagen mltr0e pber a1f Dem
lbliipIrigen Seitelnpeg geiallen lit,
oem1 Ser Sd)lag ooer Sail fam 10
plotli6, bob er iih rlid)t lllebr oes
@orfales erirl,tern farlr. gs lit nit
Sld}erbeit al15ullehmcll, Dob er ME
o%ergeldlagel ltto Damn beralt6t mpr=
oen iii.
Gier llelle Gflaitcrlr1esfalle muir
Set geliern Morgen bon Scr 9eborOe
filr pffentlide Mrbeitcn beratben.
Vie 8elalnltl umlne b%elluft lid) al,f
ct1pa $4,000. SNl alien bier Sal
len io1le1 @aditeine sur G%flalterlnng
eebraudt meroen.
Sn Sberraro fieI porgeltern altf
eitem beeiitcn @cse 6rau Nnbrefu
Spbnlpn lllO .brad) bicrbei oas red)te
SanOaelellf. Carl Gfilin bon ebel,-
'oalelblt, ein aobIengr1ber. 1paroe
porgeltern lGIim i'm Geitht per-
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-23
Ser 9etnofrat, Davenport, Sotpa.
NeutS mug WustQtine.

Ger Telerperlult iiir sic Stoot
Ml1scatine betrlig mabreno Der LETT
ten 8 Wonate $4,000. 3ieie Cunt
me idjlieBt nidt oas aroBe sdaoen-
feller Ser 2iap Irp GOODS So. ein,
peldes einen sdaoen bon etrpo
$15o,ooo pernriadte.
Die Geteranen 6es ipaniid-ameri-
fanilden &rieges meroen bente gtad)=
mittag ibre Sabreslibung in 50.
Sdmiot's sdubgeidait obhalten,
I'M relle geamte 5u ermGblen uno
Die porliegenoen @eldafte 5u erleoi=
gen.
Ser 6euerperluit Ser 9iQp Irp
8ooos So. lit jebt BON Sen perif)ie=
oenen in 8etrad)t fomnlenoen Ieuer=
berliderungs : @eiealdaften regl1lirt
1uoroen. gs lit nit Siderbeit on5r=
nebmen, baB oas @ebdlloe 10 balo
mie moglid uno auf mooerne uno
maliipe @eiie nel,9eballt miro.
Iie 3ireftoren Ser Ml,scatine
Sotel SO. lino in Ser lebtell Ser
lammll1ng Ser Mftieninbaber mieoer
erpublt lporoel1. nGmlih: q. DC. 81
tls, s. 81. Meliier, g.. g. Stein, &c.
garrp, s. g. MeGolm, @. &. @oad)
nnO @. 81. Sapne. Sn elmer balo
ab5l16altenoen Ge rlammlllng Ser Ii
reftoren ioaen sic 9eanlten Ser Sc
lellldlaft er1pablt meroen.
Ser Staotratb fat sic 5lpei neltelt
doctor Sruds nidt o"llgellommen,
11ad)oem Dielel6en mebrere @oden
%ansprobirt moroen iinb. Sic isabr=
geldminoigfeit lod nidt g%e,1iigeno
lem. 3as Jeuerfpebrfomite bat Soil
1r1adt erbalten, relle 1Selter Srl1ds
5u %erproben, uno rpelll1 iidl oieielben
bepo6ren, al15afanfen.
Wllscatine erbalt $1O,O72 on au=
tomobllltenern aus Dem Staats= Nlr=
tomobil- Tollo. GIaptolt Golntp ltebt
nit $15,224 on erlter Stele. Scott
Goll1tp, ei1'dlieBlid Davenport, be
51ebt S11,O72 bon Ben Steuern.
Ser Sraltenperein Ser oeutld)en
%lutberiid,en 3ionsgemeinoe belt Dor
geltern 9sadm1ittag ieil1e regelmabiae
! Gerlammll,ng inn &ereinslofal ab.
gea6 grleoigung ser @onoar6eiten
tolgte l1nterbaltung nebit eil1em
2und. Die nddlte @eriammlulta
finoet ant fomme1oen 3onnerstaq
ltatt.
Ser 25 Sabre olte Sl1go Meier
Der lebte ISOLDE perbaftet lpuroe I'LL.
ter M,tflage, BOB er Sdmei,le geltob
lelt bafen lon, itebt iett n1ter Ser
Dadlt, BOB er ebenfaas Sdppeille po1
@illiom slllen llnb Mllgltit Mueuel
~ge|toblen baben loG. Ias Gerbor il
DEM 11el1elt Soil finoet an 20. Sanlt
ar itatt.
Ser Staotratb ae6t NIT Ser MbIid,
INN, ei11e1 itaotiid)en Slllpeftor fiji
gleftri5itat all5ltltellen nit eillen
labrlid}en @ebalt BON $1,000. 81
Der Mar5periammll1ng iol Die Mn
d~eledeuheit cr[rniat nnerNal1
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