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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-26
CARL e. SCHLEGEL
The Sssa@ Store

oerlieB, oie er 25 Sabrc erfolsreid
bemirtbld)aftcte, morallf ct lid 5ilr
Nllbe lebte Mno mod 9ura,lt, SSa,
500, no CT nuhe5lt 3333 sNsnhre anialiig
gepelen lit. seine gattin Irau
Sophie Soof6ef, aus 2il,en bei Ss-
nabriid aebiirtig, nit Ser er nod Dor
pber s sSabren bas idone Set Der
goloel1cn @od5eit ieiern fonnte, lit
Iibn1 Dor A sabren inn CODE pora,t=
aegaltaen. Sein M6id)eioel1, mem, es
alrd) bei ieinem boDen Sitter ,5ll erlpar-
ten NOR, l6etrauern tief flint &il1ber,
6rau Marie 8. 4etsrlen, 6ral Gr1l-
MO s. San1ann, Sobn 8. Soctbed 1T
lSionr Gitp, 6ral 2elliie s. MoeIer
I'M @lne @raB nnO grnit S. Sofbed
in Illrant, SSa., neblt Shpiegerfilt=
bern, Gnfelfi1loern, llrenfclfinOern
M1o GermallOten.
Ser eatIdlafene oentlde Niorier
NOR eil1 ferniger beutlder Manr,
lein ed)ter Sobn Ser rotben groe, ser
|lid) eil1elr groBen Srellnoesfreis err
iuarb, Ser nit Sen @interbliebenen
Ieilt sl6ld)eiOe1 a%itfrid)tig betranert.
Sis in ieill 6obes outer bepabrte or
iib cine benerfenspertbe Triide nao
9filltigfeit nlto nabnl lebbaftes SSs1-
@tereiie an ofleltlid)en s(ngelcgenbei-
ten. ST 1par ein Mitglieb ser Gu-
rant Illrngenein0e, bes Durant
nno
|oes 0eltld=amerifaniiden @ionier-
gereins Don Scott County. @s miro
ibnl ei1 ebrcioes MnOenfen be,pabn
'meroen.
0ie @eitattllng finoet morgetn
9pnaterstag, ,ben 81. SSlailtar, @or=
mittags lint IL l1br 80 Min1,ten Dom
Srallerba1le IN 0llrallt aus 1ad) Dem
Davenport &rematorillm ltatt.
Die @interbliebenen laiien Treun-
oe nno @efannte erjlden, ibrem
Mitgefiibl ni6t ollrb lleberl en=
onng pon @lllnlen slusoruf 5u &C.
|lbclt.,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-26
Der srbkte gabubpf GurOpas.

SIM lebten Mlorat erfolgte i'm 2eip=
5tger 5auptbabnbof Sic Gblnblteinz
lesln9. 9amit lit es s%ellrngen. bicIes
geipaltige 8auluerf, ohipobl iid)
9eutidlanb felt a%noertbalb Sabren I'M
&riege b%efinbet, geralt 51 sem 8eit<
punt fertig5uitellen, Ben man iib in
Sriebcns5eiten als 3iel borgeiebt bat<
te. Ser 2eip5iser @auptbabnbof III
ntd5t MIR Der gr6bte, ionoern audi Ser
idDnlte 8abnof guropas. Sir Sen gez
lan1n'ten @erfebr Ser preubiId : iddz
fifteen 2ilien ioipie Ben sr0bten Gbei(
Der Srtz unb 8orort5ige iinb ALIEN
26 Observation-Disclosures borgez
lebell anf benen aleid5eitig 80 einz
lno a%lsfabrenoe 8iise M1ffenung fin<
ben fonnen. 3iptiden oieien @eleiiem
befinben ii6 81 gabnfeiee. Sic abz
ipcdlelao Dem Berionenz nnb Ypltge~
paf oienen. @ns gmpfangsgcbdube
bot cine 2dnge bp,1 300 Mcter, allf ie~
bcrn Der beiben Geitenfliigel 80 Meter
2aage. Sic 8abniteiganlagen binter
Dem Gebaube lilb allf cine 2dtnge BON
24o Meter llab in einer Sldde BON
rltno 10000 Auabrat : Dieter ibefz
oadt. Ser OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nit
anl6licBen0em Giiterbabnbpf belitt
allein cine M~usbebnlng bon 2,5 &iloz
meter III 1lIiber, 2,8 @ilometer in
n1rSliher l1no ~ &ilometer IN tpelt=
lieber Nihtl1ls. seine @eleiIencbe
~tpeiien cine seiatnmte @eleiielange bon
$50 &ilpmeter 1inb $40 8etden .anf.
gaact @ieoeraufnabne bes Sricbeng@
f%abrplanes tperhen tdglid etipa 800
|3iige alf ben t,ellen 8abnbofgtnlageu
absufertigen iein. Sic @eiammtbau1
|foiten betrasell 1876 Millionen Oslarf.
Ser 8lan fir Den 2eipaiger Snlptz
babnbof itammt bon Ben Mrditeften
I2oiioip llt,b &iibne in Dresoen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-26
George 6, 2edcr
Mitalieo Ser Iireftorenbeb0roe
Der Soma &ational 9anf
eripabli.

Or. George 6. 9eder, elm ange=
lebener 3apenporter 9lr5t, ml,roe ge=
tern 5uln Mitglie0 Ser 3~ireftoreltbe=
boroe Der Soma Mational Ga11f an
'Stelle BON S. $. SOB, oes 8rali0en=
ten Der Scott County Sapings 9allf,
1pelder fiir5lid) BON bent soften 5lt=
riicftrat, erlpablt.
Or. 9eder fat bereits mebrere
oeralrt1portlid)e Mer11ter befleioet; ll11=
ter on0erem oientAer als Mitglieo
Deg Sdnlratbs Mnb NOR eifrig fit
cine grbobung Ser gebGlter ser
2ebrfrafte tbatig. Set mebreren
Sabren ae6ort er obs Mitglieo ser
ltaatliden OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES al
1lllo befleioet CUR 3eit Dos Mntt 6es
meoi5iniid)en 3ireftors ltno bes 8ra-
lioel1ten Der 9legiiter 2ife S~nillrance
Company bon Davenport.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-26
5taot nnb Gourp.
Mittuod, bcn 26. Sannar.
Glei!ie staSt=W enisteiten.
Sci Sltitch, grfaItlllgen 1,ip.
llnler @rnlttbee, @rl1ltpaltillen 1lllo
Snltenballa Hiepe's Mpotbcfe.

@err Ietlei Ecterielt ION SoIt.
leo, So, cin longi0briaer Seier oes
r1cmofrat" lGlt lid gegannartig 81
ecillcj in Ser 6anlilie Scr sSral1 $.
afeler alli ln0 gc0enft Bier cine @o.
dc 5it bleihun.
SSll Sargent, Ncbr., lit oieier
Gage @crr @iuionl @oonep geitor=
ben. SEER Goollep mllroc inn Sabre
1880 in Spril1aficlo, 8, gc6orell
1lllo fanl I'M SITTER Don 6 Sobrcn nit
DEN Glterll nad] Iapcnport, 100 CT
ilber % Satire gcmoblt bat. Scr
Gcrltnrbellc miro iibcrlcbt bon Scr
8attill, lcd.s &inocrl llno cincn1
grllber.
Illrtb Irieoalsridtcr @bil.
Gonn1 murNen ocitcrll in oelicn Sf=
lice Iralllein @im Campbell bon
@ponlilla, So, nit @errn G6arles
%ehan!herlin bon Sultlon, ST., &C.
trQuT.
Ter @cIn1lobcit@tchDrSc aplr=
DC aeltcr1l Gin llci1cr Gudellfoll ongc=
mclGet, nllo smar Marie @art BON
9o. 1913 @clt A. strabc.
Gin ingellolider StraBc1bar=
Dit pcrllld)te ~porgeltcrn Mbel1o fltr5
por leds llbr Iralt &slcn @itdcodf
ON Gil1aar9e SLIM @abnbof ser Rotf
sSslano gabn a1 ser @arrtlon Stra=
BE Bic @al1Otaihc 5u ralrbel1. slls
Sral1 SSitGcod, meldje lit go. 1920
Niai5 slpel1ue mobl1t, nm &ilfc
iduie, madJte ii1 Ser gal1oit 1dlct=
might alls ocln Stall6c.
NaG elmer galtern bon @errlt
GaDis crlallenen @rflarltllg miro sic
$. W. 1apis Company SIT gettel1=
0orf elm llclles 76 SUB breites nr1o
600 Sub la11ges Ireibbal1s, meld)as
et1pas aroBer oils bic iibrigen Grci6=
ball'er lit, bmtcn laiicn.
Sran @iloo 20. Mottbep fielt
qeltern Nad}mittog einell prGdtiqer1
Gortrag ilber oas 5fema rIeutide
Irallcll lrnO Ser &rieg~ Dor Der ST.
iter6oeO bcs Iernpels Sllllilanllel.
SsSbre Iltsfiibrl11gell muroen ie6r bei=
1aaig aafaellon1mell.
SSSm Gfarrbauie Ser aird)e ct.
SAUL Der 9lpoltel lp1roen geitern
Morac1 nm eli ltbr Ssralt emma
8cper NIT &crrn GbiQip Gogge ol1rd
Gfarrer s. s. Gono6oe getraut. 9as
SOAR miro cine SSarm o1r Ser 81. 81.
Mp. 5 6eluirtbldaften.
Merdants Eransfer & gtorage
60. IeIebhon 855. (Nna.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-26
@oi5ei6cridt.

Ser 8eiiber Der Mabite @ap 2aur-
'orp.telepbonirte geltern glbeno an sic
Noli5ei, 0ab ein Manlt 5apei bren=
11enoe 5treidbol5er int eillell @ald=
forb gelporfen bat. gr gab cine gll-
tie 8eid)rei6lng Oes ganoaleng
st Dem Nleroeltna Scr eagle @r=
preb l1nA 8ag9age Company an ser
8elt 2. StraBe murbell qeltern
M6attb Gete tgtblueter nu0 G6riItine
M1loerlon brrh @oli5ilt grpalrt per
baftet ltnb inter Ser Mnflage bes i'm
1loralii den 2ebenstpanoels gebldH,
'sdllueter ltellte @iirgi1ait fir lein
grideinen.
Inf Ser &egierungsbriidfe ereig-
1tete lid geltern Mbeno cine &ouiiion
5pilden ei,tem OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Der @riifel1linie llno einen1 Mutomo-
bil, peld)es III ser elatten 5qbrltra,
be ansgeglitten mar. 3ltm @liid
1puroe nien1ano berlett.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-26
OFencr &aulprnd.
Ger Goroncrs Snrp in Scm SoScs-
faQ ocs 17=jabriacm Samuel
Mubimsfl,
Ser seltern III cil1erl1 6abrin,6l ii
Der Mnlaas Scr Crescent Wsa=
earoni Company SIT leillem
SnSn Fan,

y@ir, sic Gorunrr's S,trp, fiubcn,
Dap Samua Mobimsfg am "a. Sa=
mar 1916, @urmittags ltm 1920
l1br SIT icimcm SuSc fam, inocm or
i'll Dem TaGritmgl=S dadJt Der Mnlagc
Der Crescent Macaruni Gumpanp Sn
S%ancnport, Geutt GunntD, Soma,
s,uiId)cn Den NalritnM uno Scn 2am=
%Snngsplat ser Orittcn @tagc &C.
aactld;t lui1Sc. @ir MAIDEN micuuanb
fir bcm ltmfall pcramt,uurtlidp."
8cs. S1icbc,
@illiams,
8alfneg.
Yer obige @%abriprlld} mllroe &C.
tern Mell0 Don elmer Gorpncr's
SllrD in Dem Sooesfal oes 17iabri=
gen Samuel Mobinsfp in Hlunge's
2eid)ellbel tattluas9eidaft a~bgeaeben,
lladGoem clue sln5abl 3eltgct perllplll=
nlarl moroen luarcll.
3ie 6rallleill @ol0idn1i0t ltlo
Sllla GllOgren, arpei slngeitelte Ser
Crescent @elclld)aIt, lagtell aus, oaB
HublnsfD NIT eillein leercn 2ailma=
gen I'M 6abrItubl=S dadt all cberer
Groe geipelen iei. Sic batten linn
ge'agt, 9upiiIe @aarcn nod Der brit
ten Gtage III Dem Ml1fslrg 81 fabreu.
3ie 6einen iuugcn Maod)el, giugel1
Die Ireppe %lillallf Mno fm1Oen So
blnsfD oils 2eieGe Dor.
Ger Iapenrprter Gertreter Scr
Otis gleoatpr Company NOR ser
nadllte 3e1ge auf Sem 3eltgenjtano.
Gr erflarte Sic altton1atilde ginrid)=
tung oes 5abrltllbls. @iirSe oieier
olltomatiide Mpparat allf oie brittle
Stage eiltgeltellt, 10 bielte Ser Altf5l1g
alttclnatilG an Scr Oritten gtage.
Nnoere 3a1aen mare,1 &ugo
'Sdmiot, @arrp Mc&en5ie, Gbarlep
Sbooe nnb g. $. 8obinsfp, ser So
ter 0es perungliiftcl, Siinglil1gs. ga
lllelrlalto Nugel5eltge bes l1nfalles
lpar, no fGnnen MIR Mlttfm1aBungelt
il6er Oie art uno @ciie, apie Gobil1s=
fp gu lehten Iooe fam, angeltelt
merOclt.
&obinsfp uar IL Sabre uuo elm
Sobn bon 6crrn l1no Irau 9. $.
&obinsfp poll go. 716 Mclt 3. Str.
gr ipl1roe IN ser @ege11b BON aiep
in GltBlano gebarell lll1o fam Dor ei-
niger 3eit NIT ben gltern nod oie=
iena 2anoe. seit lagefabr iedg 800
naten ltanb er in 9ieniten ser Ores
cent Macaruni Company. Muber Sen
Stern miro er bon flint 9riioern,
8iaiam poii! 3apsnport, Bel1 BON
G6icago llnoi brei in &llBlan0 lopie
5tpei Sdppeitern, ei1ter in MuBlano
11lto elmer IN 'Mrgentinien, iiberlebt.
Gle @eeroig1ng miro beute Mad=
mittag Inn 5ipei l1br pot1l Irauer=
bal1ie, go. TIC @elt 3. StraBe, aus
allf Dem jiioiiden Jrie0bof Itattfin=
Den.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-26
@efcnucn iid, id)uloia.

Aot glorioge, Solncs Gonron nno
sSobll Glarf befalll1telr Iid) geltern
Weorgcl1 i'm Scott County 3iItrifts=
gerid)t Dor &idjter %. s. Ionegor1
ocs Gillbrltd)s it eilen Irad)tpag=
gon 'dnloig. Nidter Gpnegan per
llrtbeiltc bas Irio 5r je einem Sol
lar @clOitrafe umo in Die Soften oes
GerlaDrells. gloriOge unb Galu1ol1
erblclten allBeroem led}s Meonote
NefallaniB nllo Glarf 60 Gage Sc
fallgniB.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-26
aic6esfonSs.

Sll Ser @eidaftsiteae Ser Soma
Meform limo in lebter ISOLDE $500
fir Sen Geutid)en rrllo Selterreidi-
!dea @iilfsfonos mie folgt einaelall=
te1: 6rit @arnentin, it,, 5000;
Sermqlm Sod, $t.00 uu1o @llgllt
@eitp6al $500. Ser Ion0s lit jebt
altf $15,192.91 geitiegen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-26
Scamtcniuabl Scr ScttcuSprf Ga:
nings &anf. \

Sn Ser aeltern Morgen abgebalte=
1tcn sSabresper Iammllms Ser @etten=
oorf sapitas 9anf mltroen 0ie fol
gclloen gearntelr rllb 9ireftorelr fit
oas l%mtfenoe Sabr mieoer ermablt:
GraliOant - s. g. Ged.
Gi~5epraliocat - {. s. gie6e1=
gartl1er.
aailircr - 5. 6. @ropnlie.
Iirefturclt q. @. 9ied, 5. @.
gcttenoorf, s. 8. Siebcagort1er,
8alter Mc9ialtn, 6. S. Iorg6ertp.
vs.. >. Galpert, $. 6. gltrgeB, @,
g. golton, @. :. 9romnlie.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-26
Gcriammlrms Scr elfticniu1aber.

Die @fticninbaber Ser 9apcnport
cremation SpcictD merbelr ii6 bcr=
lanmeln in Der uTrrnballc", Gcotl
straBe : gin9ang, am 9ienstag, be,l
i. Scbr1tnr 1916, 10 ll6r 9prm.
5. @. Glaniielt, Grd5.
8. 6. &arriiou, Scfr. (4n5.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-26
Sri=Gitu snpptletac.

Ias iabrlide aroBe @anfett Ser
Irl=Gitp Sppotbetae miro am M6eno
oes i. Sebrltar nm $3.50. lllr in Der
ganfsttbole oes @lafbapf Sotels
1tottflloet. Gas @eoef foltet $3.50
prp Eerlon.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-26

81. gofer, 8aRnarat Mbitafer
8alil6ing. Nna.0
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-26

@err Iatlci Gcterielt ror Solt=
leo, So, cill iollgiabriger 9eier oes
Gcnofmt", bdlt lid g~egenlpartig 81,
@g3ellrf in Ser 6anlilie Der Irall $.
@fel2r olli lulo gcOcnft bier cine @o=
dc 5it blcibel.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-12
ANNOUNCEMENT

Dance to benefit Los Angeles sani-
tarium of Chi Auxiliary of the Cali
fornia Jewish Consumptive Aid assn,
Lawndale hall, Ogden av. near Ho-
man, Sat. night Many novel features.
18th ward Socialists hold prize
masquerade ball, Rockwell hall, Mil
waukee av. and Rockwell, tonight
25 cents.
Society of RationaIism, Kenmore
theater, Wilson and Kenmore avs,
Sum-, II a. m, John E Roberts talks:
''The Abuse of Liberty"
"How Men Are EnsIaved by
Ghosts" title of Dr. A. ]. McTvor-Tyn-
dalPs lecture, VIM. T. Brown, Colo
NAL hall, 20 w. Randolph, 8 p. M,
Sun.
Women's Auxiliary, Post Office
Clerks union, meets 2:S0 p. m, Sum-,
Gil Masonic Temple.
Workers. University, Garrick the
alter, 2:30 Sun, A. M. Lewis lectures.
1.-THE Religion of Modern Socialism"
by Father Ming.
Symposium: "Woman's Awaken
ing" by Curl Melenthin, Los An
geles, and DR.. HE Ding Lin, Foo
Chow, China, Open Forum, 20 w.
Randolph, 8 p. m, Sun.
The Rev. Irwin Tucker will speak
on Lincoln and Labor" Sum-, 2:45 p.
M, COL Masonic Temple. All well
come.
Debate: SIS School Board Justified
in Opposing Teachers Federation"
VIM. Rothman and ]. J. Sonsteby,
Terminal hall, Clifton and Wilson av.,
Tues, 8:15 p. m.
Typographical Union No. 10 annual
ball, Dreamland, Van Buren, and Pau
lima, We'd, Feb. 16. Tickets so cents.
Veterans of all wars and foreign in
surrections in which U. S. soldiers
figured will held campfire rally, Pal
mer Park pavilion, Feb. %, 8 p. m.
o. C.. Wilson, state and county So
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-12
ONE CEN1--THE DAY BOOK--ONE CENT

Power of Socialism, Central West
Side Y. P. S. l.. and 10th ward So
cialists, Sum-, p. M, West Side So
ciaIst hall, 1903 w. 18th.
West Side Peoples Forum, Robey
and Warren av., Leslie w. Sprague, S.
Dakota, lectures: What Every Man
Owes Society,""
w. F., McGhee will lecture on spa
gan Conquest of Christianity" before
Modernist club, Byron and Robey sts.,
Sum, 2:30.
Sirfessor WHkesbarre will lecture.
on "Altruism, an Enemy of the Peo-
ple," before Society Social Aristo-
Gratis, Colonial hall, 20 W. Randolph,
Sum-, 8 p. m.
Meeting 23d ward branch Public
Ownership league, Wednesday, Feb.
16, 7:45 p. m, Lincoln Turner hall,
Diversey and Sheffield
Young Friends Progressive Benefit
society, regular meeting, Steiner's
hall, 1913 w. Division St, Sum-, Z p. m.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-12
CELEBRATE LINcoLN's BIRTH

This is the anniversary of the birth
day of the great emancipation, Abra-
ham Lincoln, who was born 107 years
ago. Banks, the Board of Trade and
the city and county offices are closed.
Hundreds of patriotic, business and
social organization have announced
patriotic exercises for today.
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MontreaI.-Fire damaged plant of
Canadian Car and Foundry Co. at
Turcot, suburb of Montreal, which
has been running day and night man
ufacturing munitions. $4,000 loss be-
ieved.
WEATHER FORECAST
Snow and colder tonight with low
est temperature about 20 degrees;
Sunday unsettled and moderately
cold with probably light snow flurries;
fresh northeast to north winds. Tenn
perature Friday: Highest 3D. lowest.
27
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1916-06-28

wnen ne WAS at '..as uOphins 40
treatment and offered him large
salary II he would go as his physician
on this trip around the world"
Wasn't there some sort OF love
affair? have a faint memory Of
something OF the kind"
Ever since he was student at
the University OF Virginia he has been
Interested in girl in Charlottesville.
one day he did the asinine thing -took
Grahame to see her He is hand
some fellow. and good looks Will
count with a girl against every ster-
ling quality.
The outcome was she threw him
over. Then. actuated by the devil.
she insisted that he should be an
usher at the wedding.
Jim took his medicine like man
He is that kind of fellow. and
walked down the aisle with as dainty
a vision OF womanhood as mans
eyes could rest upon-a younger Sis
ter OF Mary Houghton's. and. from my
point OF view. the more attractive OF
the two. | have often wondered II
she would not get him in the rebound
but of late there has been more or
less talk OF Fielding's sister-in-law."
Jim Marshall paused as he reached
the avenue and looked across at the
stream OF cars and pedestrians enter
ing the White House gates.
The man heaved a sigh OF enjoy
ment 1T is good to be home" he
thought. as he swung across the street
narrowly missing little car coming
slowly toward him.
The driver. a woman, called to him
He had not seen her. and as he
went up to the car he wondered Al
the change in the girl he had walked
with down the aisle OF country
church twelve months before.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1916-06-28
The OTHER GIRL
BY SUSAN E. cLAoETT.

One of the two men sitting near
the window of the Metropolitan club
leaned forward. looking after figure
walking leisurely down the street
q did not know Marshall had re-
turned he said. as he fiicked the
ash from his cigar. The last ! heard
of him the yacht was at Alexandria.
Must have been a pretty gay crowd
on board. judging from what | have
heard"
Yes To those who knew him it has
always seemed odd that Jim should
have accepted the position. With all
their money. the Fieldings are still
deemed much to be desired in the way
of breeding.
Have you ever met the father! He
was born just outside OF Washington
OF most ordinary parentage absolute
ly uneducated But he had keen
business head and could make $1,000
do the work of three. Went West and
made fortune. then came back here.
1T seems he took fancy to Jim
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1916-06-28

want to tell you what Mrs. Grundy
cannot know. l was safeguarded BY
the vision OF little girl in big
picture hat and a yellow gown, with
a bunch OF snapdragons in her arms
a little country girl living near Char
lottesville.'
The girl leaned forward, eyes shin
ing. lips parted. do you really mean
me, Doctor MARSHALL" Then more
slowly. II had thought Mary"
Think OF what I have told you
of nothing else" he replied somewhat
peremptorily. 81 did care for Mary.
but for 10 months have remembered
her sister. There has been no other.
Where are you stayingr"
Il am in town for the night only.
came for the opera and am with
Mary at the Albermarle. Perhaps"
'Perhaps7"
Her color deepened You might go
with us. Mary has box. and tomor-
row"
"Yes?"
you might motor home with mo.
The country is very beautiful Just
now
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surely you nave grown up he said
with smile. as he took her hand into
a warm. close grasp. Your voice
brought back memory. else l might
not have known you
Had you really forgotten me. Doc
tor MARSHALL" she asked simply. %
knew you at once"
Il said might. did not?" he laughed
NO. could not forget such a com
panion as you proved yourself that
night a year ago. | was merely un
prepared for the bewildering change
from girlhood to womanhood. All
seem fated to be run down today
AS a Limousine brushed by him he lift
ed his hat
The girl in the big car leaned for
ward. looking straight into his eyes
then raised her glance to the fresh
young face in the little car.
is that Miss Howard?" the girl be
side him asked. She is very hand
some, and. | hear, very rich" A slight
flush crept into her face. dying out
as quickly as it had come. 81 under.
stand your friends should extend con.
CALCULATIONS"
so you have heard that rumor." he
replied shortly Well. there isn't a
word OF truth in it. Ordinarily do
not take the trouble to deny it, but ]
want you to know"
And why me?'' she asked lightly
You have older friends who have a
prior claim. although | doubt II they
would feel more interest"
He hesitated long before replying
This is not the time or place I would
choose to tell you" he answered at
last, turning his back fully upon the
passing crowd. but Mrs. Grundy is a
persistent old lady aad makes a great
deal of trouble. Ever since l landed
that rumor has followed me. But
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mere was no need OF so much secrecy
as all that. just thought we'd keep
it as a surprise that's all. Miss Web
ster has promised to be my WIFE he
explained to the nonplused Bluming.
and | told her to pick out the ring
she liked best today. Is that salts
factory"
And noting a steely glitter in the
Young mans eyes. Mr.. Bluming apollo
gized and withdrew.
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Spaln's olive OIL Production.
Spain is credited with producing
more than three-quRrters OF the
worlds supply OF olive oil.
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Fish, rice and vegetables are ths
ket basket.
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Optimistic Thought.

What is acquired without labor ia
seldom worth acquiring at all.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-04-14
INTO THE LIONS MOUTH.


troops behind and them off from
possible retreat.
evidently with forcing comp
request they withdraw and these
and the note requesting the Withdrawal
presented advanced and
the Carrana officials interviewed
0 me had been killed beth sides.
with the determination the
should urder circumstances lead o intervention but
line before
Parra OF the
in which American placed
punishment Villa should be aan
withdraw wholly Mexico
Mexico than has existed
at any all the period OF revolution.
is delicate
prospects very plain soldiers will
the difficult position which they placed
troops figt their way the
Of the that in
tervenion
gun years II the United Mexico
will impossible
complished.
accomplished
Up restoring civilization, that task be fully accomplished if
requires a century.
remarked may
except pc duty
value the whole Mexican though
they do not realize this fact
concerned way
the Mexican
these political
lead to conflict.
period Of
pdty decisive
the future of millions of people for all tins.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-04-14
NOTICE TO BUILDING CONTRAC-
TORS
Ell CENTRO. CAL.

Notice is hereby given that the
Board of Trustees of the Central
Union High School District, County of
Imperial, State of California, will re-
celve bids for furnishing all labor and
material Tor the electric light and
power wiring and fixtures, in the new
High School building now in con-
S:tructlon, corner Of Brighton and
Tenth street. Each bid to be in ac-
cordance with plans and specifica-
tion8 on file with Mrs. Viola G. Faw-
cett, clerk Of the said Board, and at
the office of the architect, Samuel 3.
thinner, Room 8, Ell Centro National
Bank building.
Each bid shall be made out on a
form to be obtained at the said archi-
tect's office; must be accompanied by
8 certified or cashiers check or bid
der's bond ISSUED by a surety COM
pany accredited by the Board of
lrustees) for per cent of the amount
of bid, made payable to the order of
the Board of Trustees; shall be sealed
and filed With the Clerk of the Board
on or before the 25th day of April.
1916, and will be opened on or about
10 o'clock a. m. of that day, at the
HIGH School building.
The above mentioned check or bid
der's bond shall be given as evidence
that the bidder will enter into contract
if awarded the work, and will be de-
clared forfeited if the successful bid
der refuses to enter into said contract,
after being requested to do so, by the
said Board of Trustees.
The successful bidder will be re-
quired to furnish q certificate from
his insurance carrier that he is car
rying unlimited compensation insur-
ance, and will be required to furnish
the bond of a surety company salts
factory to the Board of Trustees COW
erlng an amount approximately equal
to Is per cent of the contract price.
The Board reserves the right to re-
ject any and all bids.
BY order of the Board of Trustees
Of the Central Union High School Dis
trict of the County of Imperial, State
Of California.
El Centric, Cal, April Sth. 1916.
VIOLA c. FAWCETT,
Clerk of the Board of Trustees.
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