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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-05

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ben Die 1ofel s~eitiitet: Bei Der Teier,
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-05

an ieoem Sage mcrocu auf
Der Groe o%urtidnitllib 10000
&illoer esboren. Sic Yeburtstate
iibsrtciet Die Gterbliateitsrate UNI
ettpa Is per Gtinute.
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lauren Gafcn an9efIlter Syrater ei=
res erloiheam 8ultans nit eineln,
umfang BON elmer balben Meile.
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tupitaliraftiaen sGnetoer. Siferten-
inter sM~llIeniobn".
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gr: Well ib in ienem Haume
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Trau &D3n (bei i5iirmii9em Wetter
SIT tbrem Gniten, Der ais 9ileitant
malt: Mar i4nell Il Selbilo, Nj
oor, sur gerubiauna oer @ellen!
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-05
sSron @Griit. Yaaif i1uy differ

StraBe, Tran Grit. Yanib ituy stfter
bon 90 Sabren g%citorbcn. Die Ser
ltorbene lpltrOc i'm Staat 9te,b g)orf
acboren ltno fam init Ben Gltcrn ols
&illo nod Mob sssluno. Die Si1,ter-
bliebel1m iillo Ser @otte, Grit.
Naoidl mebrerc S6tnc ltib E6hter
ltll0 cilige gnfel. Iie9eeroigitna fill
Oct belts alf DEM G6ippianocf Trico-
|bof ltatt.
Die Seirrp Idooe So, 1911 3.
gpe, Sanoler in @etranfen, tat ilid)
i'm Stats Sefretarsantt in Spriilg=
lialS nit. cirleln s9lftienfopital po,,
$4,000 inforporiren lalSen. Gas
Mftienfapital lit at Mrtbeile bon ie
500 ieitaelebt lporoell. Mftion1ire
Fltno Cart gbo0c, 8iniom E6ooe, Silt
SO Gbobe, 6rnl, Gln1la @%aritang,
.sSsrau Mlarie Mc&ee, SrauGor Nlea-
+lants ltno Srau 2alira @p6meDer.
1as 5taot-, County nnb On
sltriftsgerid)t iitefiir bel1te, als am ge-
leblfder 6eicttog, aeidloiien morpenl.
9ic ncrlbsoenen Sale merben am
Meittmod} nul0 Sen mditen Gaeen mic
Der alrfset'aa,l1len perOer:
SIM 6nuie Ser 6rolt g. @inter
lpitroen uprgeltern Mbero 6eren IpdJ=
ter, SRI Ilorence 30. @inter, nro
Sefr 1onalO 6. 9art6 Don 3aben=
port olrd 3farrer S. s. Qllim bon
Der ct. SoiepbS Stride ebelid) per-
bul1oenI. Nab Ser firdlIidjen !Sano-
llll1g folgte eil1e allgenebm perlaufene
Sod5eitsfeier. Nad) eiter Sodseits-
reilc lperoen iid sic Nellpermablsn
in 3apenport llieoerlal1en, no Ser
9rantigam in Notwithstanding
nit ei'1er oortigen Garage ltcbt.
Sri. @elle 3ifiriL Godter ponSrnl.
lnto 5ran 90. 3ifirin BON bier llno
SEER Sarrp Siacim bon 0apcnpprt,
mtroea porsclteru i'm Semi Ser 81
tern oes 9rautigams in Mllscatine
bon Nabbi 9cerld) bon Wuscotine
ebcli6 %perbunocn. SRI. Morp Sill
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SSad Sloaclon, 9ruoer bes 9ralti.
gams, fn1airten oils 5rall5elleen. Sic
Menpernablten meroen lid in Ser
Moolepelt Stats in Iapenport baills,
lIb nieoerlallen. Ser 8rantigam iii
in sieacl's &leioergeldDaft IN Gaper.
port mgeltellt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09
I7opeweN Steel Plant
Will Be Ready to
Open in Six Months
Reduced Rates for
I1opewell' S Birthday

1trdurcJ rntcs VIII hc given over
NIL railroads cntcrinv rctcrshurE tor
the IIoprwriI nuni,rrsnr! ON Thurs
day.
Local Offices az tho Norfolk and
Wrstrru nnh the Atlantic Coast I.in~
rBiirond- have hrcn instructed TO
Issue special rntes during the ccIe-
brntion.
EhcurHlons VIII he run over tho
Norfolk and Nestcrn from U0Ruoke.
The Atlantic toHst LInr VIII on
crntr excavations from points In
North tnrnIinn.
The cNrursiUnist. will he handled
over h"th rond, to Petersburg.
where the. will h- changed to the
Norfolk aud Wcstcrr Hallway on Its
branch Iinc to iIopcucJI.
Excavations nr- nIso tn he rum
from Washington, Uicbmoud. NOR
folk. DHnNiIlc and other virginia
elites.
special ear for Ntc~-PreslJcrt
Narshail nnh for the rrprescptatIven
OF the RUSSIAN and Greek cmbassirS
viii leave Washington at I::O1
o'clock on Thursday afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09
RAILROAD FACILITIES
GREATLY IMPROVED
Norfolk and Western Has Double
Tracked Entire Line 10 Hopcwell
III Cost OF I,O00,000.
ELECTRIC LINE NOW RUNNING
Chcstcr-IIopcwcii Linc Is Assured
aud Rig Future l. Predicted for
Section nf Chesterfield County TO
tic Opened Up.

IIopewcli has proha bly, tho best trans
por,ation facilities Of any city IN tho
state for its size to-day, and the scr
vice is rapidly improving. Eoth Tic
railroads and water lines have been
working for months to give tho city
IN" best possible facilities. and these
efforts have Just begun to bear fruit,
with tho result that the cmbargocs dc
clarcd against all supplies aud materials
Of all kinds Ivy these lines three mont II y
ago just after the fire. have hccn
lifted.
The freight yards in Ilopcwcll just
after tho fire when every one attempt =
Cd to rush i'm materials for rcbu'ld
Ing, were in badly ConCcstcd cun,Ii
ton. while along the river front the
wharvcs and warehouses wcrc taxed
TO hold tho goods sent IN. The en- :
bargoes were necessary AT that Time
To bring about some scmblancc Of or
dor and tho rebuilding of the town
was slightly retarded in this way
Since the city has made rapid strides
in rebuilding and has settled down to a
bmsincsslkc community with no en-
citable operations, this condition has
been gradually relieved. until to-day
there is little trouble experienced in
Continued on Fifth Pagc)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09
Program Of Celebration
for First Anniversary

Tho nnnI,crsar. program will he
Gin with athletic events, in when
NIL tho millions represented mt iIupc-
we'll VIII compete.
The first event viii begin NJ 80
o'rIorl>.
Following tho athletic contests,
tho parade. under command Of Nni"r
IT,. ". Huvic>. az tho Rirhmund
Light inrnntr! HiUcs' Battalion. VIII
bccln.
TIE parade viii stnrt from u VII
inHc. mud. pnssinE through Hope
welt street. VIII Eo to city I'niut.
and. on the return, end IN the base
bniI pnrk.
Addresses Will he mndc Ia the
boscbnII park. bcEiunInc nj :; O'Clock.
D.. Governor stuart. iicutrnnnt-
Go,rrnnr j. Taylor i:ii.s"n. ttt"r-
me-! -Gcncrni john GarInnd Pollard.
representative of tho Gr~ch md
tusxInn embassies aud b, other d,.-
AZ moon UopcwcfI VIII cutcrtniu
IT'S visitors nj an old Fashioned bnr-
herur. Ia lie held In tppIc Orchard.
ncnr tho bnscbulI pnrk.
DISTINGUISHED VISITORS viii hr Gu
trrtsiurd at dinner nj the Du Font
Hotel at y O'ciocL, tho tdministrn-
Tive Hoard mud tho 'hnmhcr OF
Commerce acting ps hosts.
Tbc iny's- program will end with
fireworks.
Special arrangements have bccn
rndc to- provide for :5.CnO visitors.
md booths mud rest hoIsrs wiz bc
constructed for women md children.
The iocnl and tbs ront police
forces viii he aided by troops OF
Roy scouts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09
KNITTING MILLS
AND RIFLE PLANT
Hopcwcll Two Hundred Thou
sand League" Secures New
Industries.
PREPAREDNESS FOR PEACE"
Business Men of Powder Town
Are Paving Way for Coming
Of Other Industries
PREPAREDNESS FOR PEACE"

Tho most progressive business or-an-
va tion ever formed in IIorcrCll for
tho preservation Of tho town aud for
The extension Of its industrieS-ihc
Two hundred Thousand League j.;
working day aud night 10 secure new
plants for the city and
its immediate vicinity. Tho orGani2a-
ton. holding spc,lal meetings daily,
citing into touch with business mon
a; many cf the larger cities Of ihc
country, is confusing nation wide
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09

continued on Third Face
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09
Definite announcement Is
Made Fo1ouing Confer
cnce in Private Car Of
President johnson.

In tho private car OF President /. L..
Johnson. of !hc Norfolk and WESTERN
Railroad Company. on Wcducscuy
night plans for the construction OF =,
3i.5"o,""@ steel plant in HONEYWELL were
la'd. and on Thursday. at tho aunivcr-
sary celebration. II is expected that
announcement that definite arrange
men'S have been completed and part Of
tho capital raised viii hc made
There had heon rumor for some time
that such a steel plant MAS contcu-
plated, hut no definite information WAS
forthcoming until tho information Wa
given out in Petersburg or Wodrcz.
day night. ENcn then tho details
were not made known. hut sufficient
assurance that the preliminary steps
had hecn decisive was given. and the
spokcsmeu for tho committee having
the arrangements i'll charge were fraul,
in saying that they felt satisfied with
What they had then accomplished.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09
Old Virginia Farm
Now Site of City
sstory # How Wealth Game to
Rchord Eppcs Like Choptci
From "Ilrabicn Nights.

On movuin- IN Juno, I?ll. Richard
Eppes. - farmer. living about nine
miles from Petersburg aud "a little
more ;han u mile from City FONT.
reused himself from his slunbcrs. rs
hc had reused himself every morning
all his life. TO 10 10 his work. Tic
had = large farm stretching from the
RIVER bank. but II MAS not particularly
fertile, and only constant care and
attention brought him tile comforts lie
needed for himself and. family, y fine
old rambling frame mansion stood
overlooking the river. surrounded 10y
box hedges. ancient shade trees and
grass which had grown unchecked since
Grants armies canpcd or tho lawn.
About /, hung the sweet scent nf
roses and the indcfuablc. pathetic air
Of Virginia Gcntlcmau's country
home. which before the war had seen
tccmlnS quarters. and that tipc OF
comfortable living described by Thomas
Nelson i'"rc and :" dear 10 the trIdi-
lions OF older Nirsiniaus
l;ui on this particular day. after
there had hccm sundry and various
about price aud site. Mr..
l!rrc> received a direct offer from t. l.
dynamite aud =uucot,ou manuflr-
turcrs. of Wilmington. Tel. 70, =
pared Of his land. lie accepted the
proposition aud II check for the price.
lie Was satisfied though hc did not
rut away tho hoe ana the shovel. nov
cease to plant his corn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09

Guncotton Makers Hear of
New Industries to Follow War.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09
PETERSBtni: HAS PROMISED
10 RAISE IT Nd OLE S:;nII. 400

Tho steel plant is to L." capitalized
for sl.5o6.00 OF this amount i'ctcrS-
burg capitalists have promised to raise
100000. and tho remainder is to hc
raised from outside sources. II i'ctcrs.
burg people do their part. il Is said,
the steel plant is assured. The w H.
Miller Engineering Company. Of ritts-
hurGh. Pa. has given a tcu-d day option
on machinery and equipments The
machinery and Equipment can bc de-
livcrod within five months, aud within
six months il the plans bc Success
fuliy carried out. steel hill"ts Will bc
in course Of manufacture The Creator
IIopcwcll Corporation has donated TOO
acres for tho building site and ncEo-
tiaiions FOR electric power until tho
steel company can establish It's own
power plant arc pending.
The committee which negotiated
with the W. Il. Miller Engineering
Company for the construction OF tho
steel plant is composed uf T.. f.. Heath.
X. II. Manu-. NJ. \. Finn. Richard Epcs.
James T.. Cuihhcrt Walter Sachs and
u. y. Schubert. travelling agent OF tho
Norfolk and Western Railroad Com.
pany. They held 4 long conference on
| "Wednesday night. aud. satisfied that
the negotiations hah reached such q
point that publication Of the plans
would not hc premature. decided to in
form tho people that another large in
dustry was promised for II"pcwcil.
The steel mill will begin with en-
pluyinC between 500 and 500 mon. and
aS machinery and equipment arc in.
stalled. the number Of employees will
increase to 100 mcn. Tho nay viii
average from 81 to $50 day, and tho
weekly pay roll viii bc more than
f'0,nno. or moro than 5000. 900 n month
i The capacity OF the MILLS is to be
! 100 IONS day TO begin with. The
manufactured products will he varied.
consisting OF steel and iron plates.
stamped metal. enamel ware. bar steel
and articles used in all manner OF steel
| construction. The stool plant will not
| be established merely TO ill a tenn
| porary need II will be placed on a
| permanent basis for the manufacture
Of every sort of steel product.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09
ROM OLD FIELD
0 CITY IN SPACE Of
| TWELVE MONTHS
chlevcment of Hopewcll Is
nequaIed by Any Munich
pality in United States.
PIRIT OF ITS FOUNDERS
0VERCOMES DIFFICULTIES
forts Of First Eight Months
Swept Away by Great Fire
in December.
tpW BUILDING IS or BRICK
Hrmancncc Is keynote OF All Con-
strnctDon In Heart OF Busi.
ness Section.
wv BUILDING IS or BRICK
crmancncc j. keynote OF All Con-
strnctlon In Heart OF Busi.
ness Section.


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their former comfort
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09
80 SPECIAL STTENTION PAID
~ FIRST TO DINNMTTI: PLANT

Within u few weeks the in Fonts
erected q s,nall dynamite mill. mauu-
featuring dynamite for commercial
purposes. No special attention was
paid al The iInc to tho new industry
ia i'r'ucc George County. aud. after
tho first surprise. the Prince Cicorc,
people set their faces to their usual
work. auI the DAYS were US htImdrun
as before.
ON" Year ago last August Tho torch
Of war was applied in Eur"l" and
within Iiuuth the whole continent
Was anam" III" allies were unprc-
rarcd.- They looked To- the United
States for munitions e. l. din
Font dc Ncmours & Co. the largest
hrn "f it's kind in this country. turned
It's attention FROM dynamite to- gun
cotton. Wa. orders poured in faster
than they could lac iiIfod. aud new mills
hal I" "" erected aud put int" oi.cr., 81
non There WIS The dynamite rlaut
IN Prince George County It's opcr,-
tons could bc changed and they were
installed aud two separate plants
erected. hundreds OF men were
brought from all parts OF The conn
Try, and in the fall of lal. tons OF
Eun'"l'"m were being manufactured
III the new plant, while san other units
were IN course Of erection In the end
the company had bought LOO acres.
Eighteen thousand employees went to
Continued on Second Pagc.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09
From Field to City

All HopewcIl to Honor Its
rounding on Thursday.
The sun., 1916-01-02
BAHAMAS A WONDERLAND
OF WARM WEATHER SPORTS

tracts an international field of crack
players both men and women.
An added attraction to golfing at
Nassau is the fact that the Nassau
Golf club may hc reached in less than
ten minutes from almost any part of
town. The course offers some very
Interesting play. and for sheer beauty
Is uneNccilcd in the entire South. WIS.,
itors may take out membership cards
by IN" day, week month or season at
"A moderate fee.
Splendid fishing and host of in
terestng objective points for long
cruises ana short have made sailing
Justly popular in the Bahamas. Dur
ing the season craft of almost every
variety, from the fiat" Of the native
island trader to the palatial steam
yacht OF the millionaire. are repre-
sented in Nassau Harbor.
Fishermen like to keep a good thing
pretty closely to themselves. and Mas
sau's secret has been guarded only too
well. Kingfsh up to 100 pounds and
over. ms we'll as large peto. barra-
coutn, muttonflsh, amberJack, Jewish,
The sun., 1916-01-02
Enjoying the tropical fruits of the sunny Bahamas.

settlements in tho West Indics--all
within small boat radius OF Nassau.
Nassau offers all kinds of tramping
over perfect coral roads and through
jun-lcs wild enough to satisfy the
most intrepid explorer. Walking and
cycling in this opuablc climate are es-
pccialiy delightful ana scarcely "A day
goes by without parties setting on,
for the Caves, Lakes Cunningham and
Killarney, FoN iiills Grantstown, the
Lake of FIRE, Mcrmaiis Pool and
other points of more than local fame
Nassau j. rrid.roncd with fine coral
roads and the motto. list who is not
The sun., 1916-01-02
WINTER TOURING IN AMERICA

and CALIFORNIA; keen perception ~
possibilities.
Going to the Pacific coast is no
longer "A pioneering trip but is just
another Of our comfortable sight see
ing jaunts to see people who have
been drawn miles nearer W. as a re-
suit Of their kindly hospitality. There
was a time. and not so many years ago.
that luxurious ocean travel ncCessi-
tated tr.p abroad. but now the trip
to the island resorts in our Southern
waters Is accompanied with all the
elaborate comfort of voyage to Eu-
rope.
II Is difficult to decide which one of
the several trips 10 our island re-
sorts is most apt To please the visitor
from the North
For the tired business man who
wants to spend less than two weeks
away from home the bermuda trip Is
probably the most satisfactor The
sea voyage OF forty-eight hours takes
the traveller to a semi-tropical ISL
and. The island is governed ny off-
GERS and employees of the English Cow
eminent and the local trade is con-
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Nu"" '.', 'hnSs I" h'r ahtuage' 10
ao'"e vi ner hap''s OF uress ana cat-
4"e' Inv havana No"HIry 'iup ~ the
MOST Hn'er'ean INSTITUTION on the ISL
anu INV ''uphouse IL the social CEN
're LOT the WINTER guests ana the fine
s"n INNS are the especiai PRIDE OF ms
'sIah" resort
by gong from the spanish tnged
isiahds OF 'noa, Jamaica ana Santo Do
"iheo 10 the Bahama Islands, which
arc brlt!sh possessions one can eX-
- -perie,ce prriectIy new SET OF i'm.
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au!ries and bookings from yet more
guests-to-be. Granted winter with
the fine balmy breezes and even tenn
perature ranging around SO TO so de-
grees. for which Bermuda is noted,
visitors may look forward to pleasant
days in Sunshine Land. where roses
and other flowers grow out OF doors
throughout the entire year and snow
is simply unknown. Bcrmudans are
justly proud ot their white houses. and
they are kept clean by washings of
coral lime at half yearly intervals.
However, the only way to realize that
Bermuda is just charming group of
Islands lying almost NJ the door of
New York. and that they are unique
and therefore beyond proper descrip-
tion. is To resolve 10 take. n holiday.
then decide 10 spend the holiday in
Bermuda.
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dolphins. Spanish mackeral and cian,
houndfish abound in Raharnan waters
and there are absolutely virgin fish
ing grounds within small boat sailing
distance OF Nassau
More sportsmen are answering the
siren. call Of these fascinating islands
OF the Bahamas group each winter.
and little wonder, with such famous
sports as WatlinG's Island. Andros,
with its uneAplored wilderness and
flaming haunted hayous. Ahaco. the
Ilole-in-the- Wall stronghold Of pirate
kNgs; Harbor Island and Governors
Harhor, perhaps the most beautiful
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on they may saunter along the lovely
white coral roads for which the islands
are famous. rest under shady. fragrant
cedar trees. wander at will over brill
liant white coral beaches. paddle, swim.
dive. row. sail. tish or anything in,
on or through Bcrmuda's crystal clear
waters-in fact. do nothing all day
and keep busy while doing H.
Bermuda's great claim on visitors is
the rest giving properties Of its cli-
mate. Many Americans who own
homes in the islands are already TAX
ing up their abode for the winter. and
more will soon follow. for the hotel
season is now opening The Princess
opened on December l3 and the Ham
!lton is expected to open early this
month. All over the country. us wei,
as in the towns hotels and boarding
houses are receiving guests and tn
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possessed with the devourine OF great
distances will enjoy the many en-
tirely unusual and tropically beau
tiful drives. And what a satisfaction
10 the inner man to ride through a
country with grapefruit, oranges.
sapodillas. shadducks, pawpaws, CO.
coanuts, bananas and pineapples
growing on every hand.
While there Ia practically no four
footed game in the Bahamas-winged
quarry there is in abundance. The
lakes and lagoons. both In New Provi-
dence and the Out Islands. attract all
manner OF water fowl. with canvas
back ducks predominating. On sew
eral nearbys,ays wild pigeon shooting
is exceptionally good.
Eastern Parade Ground is almost
always In use for some sport or other.
and English Rugby football and