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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-03-03
BABY WEEK" STARTS
IN CHICAGO TODAY

Chicago, March 3.-Observation of
baby week" in Chicago in response
to proclamations issued by President
Wilson, Governor Dunno and Mayor
Thompson will begin tonight with a
mass meeting Of women at a north
side public school. Other meetings
will be held in every division of the
city to plan active campaign measures
to make baby week." a practical sue
cess. Women's clubs and charitable
organizations will cooperate in the
movement.
Mayor Thompson in statement
issued today said: IF babies are
worth having they are worth saving.
The plan should be to begin now to
save the babies Of Chicago from the
perils Of the summer months"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-03-03
DIES FOR DEATH OF
ONE THAT HE LOVED

Ossining, N. Y, March 3-Walter
Watson Of Brooklyn was electrocuted
at Sing Sing this morning for the MUIR
der of his wife year ago. Watson,
who protested his innocence to the
last, left sealed envelope to be OPEN
ed after his death. In 1t was found a
faded flower and this note:
This envelope contains a flower
from my dear wife's grave. Please
bury 1t with me and let it be on my
breast. 1t Is g token of remem-
brance Of the wife always loved, and
may God rest our souls In peace"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-03-03
CHICAGO GIRLS ARE
"POPPING" STRONG

Chicago, March 3.-Chicago girls are
taking advantage of leap year. In Feb
ruary there were 2,527 marriage Il
censes, an increase of more than 600
over February, 1915, says Chief Clerk
Legner of the marriage license bu-
reau. Officials expect the figures this
year will more than make up for the
decrease of the last two years.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-03-03
PUTS ROLL IN BOOK:
WIFE CLEANS HOUSE

Decatur, ILL.,, March 3.--Noah Lun-
dy, farmer living near Arcola, to-
day is mourning the loss OF $3.50 In
crisp United States currency. Lundy
had secreted the bills in mail order
company catalogue and while away
from home his wife while cleaning
house burned the book In which was
the money.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-03-03
THE WEATHER
Forecast Till 2 P. NJ. Tomorrow, for
Rock Island, Davenport, Moline
and Vicinity,

Fair and continued cold tonight with
the lowest temperature about 10 to Is
degrees above zero. Saturday fair and
rising temperature.
Temperature at a. m. 10. Highest
yesterday, %. Lowest last night 10.
Velocity of wind at a. m. IL miles
per hour.
Precipitation, OF inch IN last "a
hours.
Relative humidity at Z p. m. SO, at 7
a. m. SO, at p. m. "a.
Stage of water 9s. fall of i In last
"a hours.
J. II. SHERIER, Local Forecaster.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-03-03
DAY IN CONGRESS

SENATE.
Defeated legislation to warn
Americans off armed ships by a
vote Of IS to II.
Brandeis hearing continued.
HOUSE.
Foreign affairs committee con.
sidered armed ships warning reso-
luton.
Naval affairs committee reported
Haitien constabulary bill.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-03-03
Latest Bulletins

Washington, March 3-Joseph
II. Shea of Seymour, Ind, was
nominated today by President Will
son as ambassador to Chile, sue
ceeding Henry p. Fletcher, ap-
pointed ambassador to Mexico.
Springfield, Ohio, March ga
man giving his name as Harry
MacMakin and Chicago as his
residence and chef as his Occupa-
ton, held here on suspicion, de-
MED today he is Jean Crones,
wanted in Chicago on the charge
Of being the soup poisoner. The
police says he tallies with the de-
scriptIon Of Crones.
New York, March 3.-Cunard
line offices here were notified to-
day by cablegram from Liverpool
to stop the loading of the steam.
ship California and to cancel pas.
sage of all persons who have
booked on her. The understand
Ing here is that England intends
to take over the California as a
naval auxiliary.
Shelton. Conn.,. March 3.-Clash.
es between strikers and police Oc-
Cured here today In connection
with the strike OF girls and women
at the Bassett Corset Supply COM
pany. One girl Was Injured. Two
we're arrested.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-03-03
FAMOUS FRENCH
ACTOR SUCCUMBS

Paris, March 5, (6:33 a. m.)-Jean
Mounet-Sully, the celebrated French
tragedian and dean of the Coincide
Franchise, is dead at the age of rs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-03-03
Congressional Body Backs
President Against Warn
ing Americans.
ON GORE RESOLUTION
Senator Stone Asks for Ac-
ton and Measure Is Or
dered Tabled.

Washington, March BY a vote
Of IS to II. greater majority
than they had expected, admins
tratiOn forces in the senate today
tabled Senator Cores resolution to
warn Americans off the armed
ships of the European belIiger.
entS. and thereby finally quelled in
the senate an agitation which has
embarrassed President Wilson in
the submarine negotiations with
Germany.
Senator Cores resolution. a SUBJ
stitute by Senator McCumber, IRE.
publican) and an attempt by Sem
atOr Gore to strengthen his orig
inal proposal, all were defeated at
one time on a roll call on a motion
by Senator James, one of the adj
ministration whips. to table them.
The administration victory in the
senate transferred the fight to the
house.
Washington, March 3.-When the
senate assembled promptly at II o'clock
practically all the administration sen
s.ors were in their seats waiting for
the usual round of morning business
TO be passed over so Senator Stone
could make the agreed motion to table
the Gore resolution.
To hurry the procedure, 1t was
agreed TO dispense with reading the
journal, the usual grist of memorials
and petitions was presented. The floor,
crowded with senators and representa-
tiyes, and the galleries packed by a
throng, which included the presidents
wife, fairly hummed with expectation.
Senator Gore, author Of the resolu-
tion which the administration forces
were ready to kill and who yesterday
made the sensational declaration that
he had heard President Wilson expect
Ell war with Germany, was led to his
seat by his secretary. Administration
leaders seemed confident and prepared.
Morning business was finally closed
and Senator Stone asked that the Gore
resolution be laid before the senate.
Offers Substitute.
Senator McCumber, republican Of
North Dakota, offered a substitute to
express the sense of the senate that
the rules of international law should
be revised to meet new conditions of
war and that pending negotiations with
foreign powers, Americans be request
sd to refrain from endangering their
lives by travelling on armed vessels.
When the McCumber substitute had
been read, Senator Stone again called
for the Gore resolution and it was laid
before the senate. Thereupon Senator
James Of Kentucky moved that the
resolution and all substitutes be laid
on the table Senator Gore was on his
feet asking recognition.
Senator Gore then offered correc-
ton on his resolution to make 1t de-
clare the sense of the senate that the
death Of an American citizen on an
unwarned merchant ship would be a
Just cause for war.
After brief parliamentary brush he
was permitted to submit the correction
Of his resolution, but when he sought
10 discuss It has was shut off on OBJ
lection by Senator James. The cor
rectlon was then read and Senator
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-03-03

Continued on Page Seven).
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-12
HARVEY TO INSPECT
OZARK TRAIL ROUTE

PARSONS, Kan, Sept l2-(Spe-
cial)--W II. Harvey president Of the
Ozark Trail association passed through
here tonight and announced. weather
permitting, that he and Cyrus Avery,
vice president for Oklahoma, will in
spcct the condition OF the road from
Tulsa to Oklahoma City Thursday Of
this week They will leave Tulsa
early Thursday morning, reaching Ok
lahoma City that evening They have
asked that all committees along the
route to meet them at each place for A
Jew minutes conference.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-12
Three on Trial
for Robbing Train

MARTINSBURG, W Va, Sept Il
The trials OF jeff and Richard IIar.
ri,on Of San Antonio Texas. and Eu.,
gene Dies of Hot Springs, Ark, on a
charge Of having hcld mp aud robbed a
passenger train on the Baltimore h
Ohio railroad near Central station.
" Va. last October OF nearly tlO0l0O0
m unsigned treasury notes opened in
the United States diStrio, court here
today Dies, according TO federal n.
iieets, confessed HE part IN ths holdsA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-12
WOMAN PROSECUTOR IN
MURDER CASE DENIED

CHICAGO, Sept l2-Thcre will be
mo- woman prosecutor appointed TO
prosecute Mrs Iva Barnes, who IA
charged with shooting down her hus-
band in a Chicago park, States Attor-
ncr Hoyne announced tonight A num-
hcr oi prominent club women had urged
.hc appointment OF woman prosecutor
no the case because OF lcniency shown
hN Chicago lurlcS toward women Of
tenders Mir, Barnes, who was indicted
tor murder by grand jury applied Tor
bond today Arguments were set Tor
September ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-12

H.. ln' snapped tightly together as
hc read ON
As the result Of the recent destruc-
'on Ny fire OF country house at I7ren-
hurst Sussex. Mrs. Mordaunt Peck.
whose husband va, burned to death,
has been arrested on charges Of mur-
der and arson The FIRE broke out at
dead OF night and was discovered by
/ Mr., Peck after II had obtained an
alarming hold on the premises She
Immediately aroused the household but.
aCCordlnG-to her story at the coroner's
inquest. IN her agitation and alarm did
not notice until some minutes later that
'~r husband. who was a heavy sleeper,
was missing Rv that time the house
was a mass of flames Though mes
sage was sent 10 the nearest fire sta
ton, eight miles distant. the ircmen
arrived too late to be Of any assist
dnCc
"lhc charrcd bones oi the dead man
were discovered later IN the ruins, and
the local police acting on information
upplcd by the assessors at Iloyd's.
with whom claim for 10000 had
been lodged by the widow, made a strict
nyc,tlga,ion They came TO the con-
cuNon tha, the house had been delib-
eratcly iSed and accordingly Mrs. Peck
had been arrested
"Nr Peck was an American engaged
m financial matters, who settled IN
tins country ON his marriage few
month, ago It va, then that he in
,urcd himself m favor OF his widow
Tor 10000 Mrs Peck is beauti-
m woman OF about 25. but no infor-
nation a' to her antcccdcnts has been
gained The case has aroused tho
greatest interest IN the district"
Mike dropped the paper to the floor
as though weary OF its contents
no fresh war news he declared
idly SAY Mr. Paxton, might | have
a smoke There's some very good
rl9ar, IN that box in my ,uitcasc. You
bows might help yoursclyes"
The formalitics Of an Identification
IN the London police district are strin-
gent Paxton badly wanted Hungry
Mike identified but he had to allow
every possible chance to the accused
man \ dozen men more or less Of the
stamp Of Brean in clothes and appear
aucc had been collected in the lofty
bare charge room and stood in a row
when the crook was brought in and jn-.
yted 10 stand among them where no
pleased Then the witnesses were per-
'crtW sure that the fraudulent NJ.
Adolf lcuncy was not there.
Ito he continued
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-12
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT

IN answering ADS. Please Mention Times.
->>~~0>~-->"~~~>>~~>~~~~~ ~~~~>~~~>>>~~~~N|>N~~>~~
NICELY FURNISHES south room Ils W.
18th. Phone W 19iI
FOUR front fouthcast housekc. ping.
also sleeping rooms. private entrance,
dnwuhtufs rooms. modern home. 32l T..
3rd W. 1919
NICE modern rooms, cheap. IN the
l'T' part u ,'H. walking distance
l2io North UooaNoy.
LARGE mr he'd ,outu front sleeping
room modem lnm". walking distance
NICELY FURNISHED front room close
I'M phonc and porlor privilege ~
w nm ihonc Maple llI5
WELL FJE%GSHIu trout room private
howr. reasonable ruui, io young men
NICELY FURNISHED southeast bod
room. private home, close IN sli ".
NlrE ROOM u new mol,rr nun-o'ow,
'"' lady ap " 'oih WA "1oi
EXTRA LARGE eourheasi roous 'or I
,ours men or ltdt"a smulo. 90. lu pr
VAT" home. home privileges ". iAll
FOR RENT Beautifully furnished room;
t"uihwcsi exposure. private home,
walking distance " 5,H
~" ELY furnished routh.lst front slerp.
Ing room; others; prefer gentlemen
'r East lth
ron REST. Nl.c, light, airy. fnut
to"mt close U. rout reasonable u
East Third
FOR REST Slrcy furnished northeast
or southeast room private family walk
,nr distance Price s. ana SO Wal s5S2
IrE RENT NIrHs nmahri rooms,
phone aud tennis court privilege. lnuN
North NoriVoN. Walnut 1Oni
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-12
CONTRACTING AND REPAIRING
In Answering Ads Piea.e Mention TIm--

WOODROW WILSON - Only pfagtigl,
sewing machine repair man In okla
homn; lawn mowers. scissors repaired
and shnrpen'd soldering, etc: work
called for opd delivered 1927 w. 25th
Wal e02S
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-12

DRESSMAKING AND MILLlNERY.
In Answering Ads. Please Mention Time.
>,~S>~>-->~-~~~~-~
IRs. WATSON, M Bone Corsoti.rs
Wnl iI73
ARE NOT READY for FAM iI NOT bring
vour materials aud lct us mas" YOU,
drcsscs Mlss Moll" hawkins 400 "
18Th
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-12
COUNTRY HOUSE FIRE RE-
Suits ~ ARREST or BEAU
IIFUl BRIDE.
"Chare, Of Murder and Arson.

$1,000 Insurance Plot Alleged ny
Local Police
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-12
statesmen WANTED.

In Answering Ads Please Mention Times
Experienced shoe salesman
Apply ~ once Hends Upstairs shoe
store l2sin W Main.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-12
SITUATIONS WANTED. MALE.

III NHEWtfIhE MIS- FItssr MtnIlOn Iimrs
NOl ~ MAN iHmIl." with Insurance
hus.r.ss wants pu.ltlap COLLECTING and
toucllmr Tor reliable company 4 ~.
Snrl., Phone v 2-lj
MARRIED man. place Hs foreman ON
ranch. strictly sohrr. lifetime oNuc.
rlencc letters from big ranches I'm Wvom-
,nr and kansas handled every size place
william L. Axiom, Lawrence Kan.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-12

l4t l...H N.it. 'I'ou rooms, rlN|' Don.
al.u ,|o,y to Emerson school hullding.
rll Wal 6No or aiG " attn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-12
DO YOU WANT A HOME?

II 80 inspect this p-to- now 6-room
bungalow. with bath, garage for two
cars, beautifully located lust west OF
Shnrtcl and south Of Twenty second
street. FOR uuck said $4,000 The host
buy In the CITY ]. NJ johnson. Wal 1851
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-20
@lcidles &cdJt fir allc.

Son bartholomew Soften lit zines
Ser agiugeian0ts", 0as an Son1tag
ut Scr Ienpfrat" erIbien, 1darf
atgegriffen mproen. Ser MrtifeI Be-
banoelte bic bieltge Stelll1ttg bes
Glrblifllms Dem oeutl1en Ibeater ge-
geniiber. Iab mir sera0e erbaltt por1
DEM Mrtifel parens fo'ltlten mir alld)
nidt iage1ts aber oit Holitif 6es Ser
Demofrat" lit bon 8 jeber a@leides
Nedt fiYialle1 ge1peien. lns{iIt ser
IMrtifel, pie bic lteberlbrift erflart,
5l1geianot moroelt. Ser Mrtifel greift
IN feiner @eiie Die @pIitif ooer Ser
faiiu1g berP g~ereinigten 5taatel1 an
n1o 1T oes5alb 5l1lafiig. @ir beoau=
erlt, BOB Ser Nrtifel unleren 2efern
nibt gefallen fat, er entlpridt 1lidt
Dem @gl1noiat bon Ser 9empfrat" /;
er lit inns aher 5tpeds ger1ffentli-
dung allgeldift 1poroclr, llnb besbalb
ba6en MIR oetielben %abgeora1ft.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-20
Eraibent Mpporpiu @ilion, scr bpn Aaibin9tun, :. 6, aus gcirrn nm
fccr crDfne.9
allscmcinem G,tblifum sc6finct,

Sem allscmcincn Gltblifnm sc6ffnct.
&llr5 Dor l1elll1 llbr itallb cine Did,
tie 9ieibe bon. @rnB ltno @leiln, gllt
ltno Sung l1to .martetc ~l1ugeouloig
altf Die ln1offi5ielle gr0ffutng Ser
groben 5eier. Iles mar bereit. Sic
Mrbeiter ltri6en file lllo ga nod cine
&cibe 8anfe am @rallo Stano iiber,
BORT pltr6en nod Selepbororabte,
melde bie 8erbinou11g nit Davenport
llllo ocnx anoerella bh0en, ocm 9reierz.
.bl,noe m~1geborenoea .staoten ,berbei-
filbren %lpllten, atgelegt.
Die Sclefnnfcnllatipn.
~ltltgefabr 100 SUB bon De11 groBen
Gillgallgspfortet entferllt, in llnmit=
telbarer 9eabe oes sHir Die Hrelie BE-
3eltes'' liegt bie orabtlole.
sstatipn, BON See @nflpn, einem Mit4
Sigh Sduml ;@ircleB @lllb,
bebielt. 9ieie station fal1lt so Mei-
let in ltmfreis 5elt1ungen abgebe,1
nno fplbe auf gntfernllal9el1 BON IL
800 Wieilen empfMlgel1. lleberaa
Die grDbtea9 rbnltltg. sSier
iieDt lalol1 ~geidaitige 8op=seorts ber=
ltnllaiifenz iibssrall AeIfeno.
Mls erlter I%eItreoner pirfte @pl.
Vltrr5 Der &ornn1alonrt 0es Mpf SIS
laao Mrletals. seiue MnIprqd]e unit
1aBte Die langlan1e gntlpidell1llg BON
Mnlcrlta ltllo llalneutlib oes Mittel-
lpelters BON Columbus fer bis sur
Sebt5eit. gr lproh iiber Sic 2eiltltn=
gen Der arlnee fit Die gereilligtcn
Staatcn nll0 lnlere &plonie1 mie
Ml1Betlltaatel1, ipie Merifo, Nprto 9li=
CO, Gbilla 1tnO 1aieren- gitfltB altf
Sii0amerifa. 10
@ad ibm crariffIrqn aatberine
Slltterlportb. geborette Deere, sic l1a=
tionale gi5epraiiooeftfil1 bon Sail1ois
9. &c. 81. l1ft0 6ral1 Mi1llette 8uper
&lnl6aa Don Nod SssIolro, oie erlte
Gegeltin Des SORT Mrn1itrong &api-
tells Scr 9. 81. u. Ole @allptanlpraz
die mllroe BON gr=@oiperitellr gall
sant aebalten, Der iid u@erciti1an"
fir leilte Mniprad]e als 9berna &C.
ma6lt 9atte. ltnter ben auoeren geo=
1lerr1, Ole geItern patriotilde slltipra-
d}en bielten, lino DEFENDERS Nid)telr S.
9olinger ltltb Gbarfcs @rilf at
'bermerfen. 5err @rilf ipra1 iiber
Die critic 9riide, Die iiber Sen Miilii=
lippi geldlagen m1rbe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-20

- Serr uno 5ra,1 glfreo s.. 5tef-
fen Hafen gel tern nit ibrer Ipdter
ltno Gnfelin per Ilttonobil bon She
bopgan, isis, in Davenport ei,t. sic
geoeltfe1t fi6 bier eine @ode lailg 6ei
6reunOer' mlro 8eripan0tet, ,a%uf5ubal=
ten. !.
Cine poraiigIide MusrabI Der
allerne1eiten un6 be1ten Sapeten fit
olle 3immer gu maBigen 8reiien.
Sobn 81. 8ittmer, 305 @eIf 8. Ctr,
9abenpprt. .(Qlna.)
Sic fleine God)ter bon Serrtl
llllo 5rar George 5daefer bon Mc=
Glellan &eigbts, Miloreo 5daefer,
prroe geltern Nadmitqg I'M Sanie
ibrer @roBeltern, Serrii ua6 6ra,t
Nlbert Dietrids bon Galtor @orn ge-
taltft. 6ral1 Marp 9ietrid nnb 6ie
@robmutter od 5iinfjdbrigen, 6ral1
9onalo Sdaefers lparen Sic Galtf-
.paten.
Merdatts Eransier & storoae
60. Selepbon S55. Mns.l
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-20
9ie sicgcr I'M &otarp= auntel.

Gle Galamcn %oerienisen alaben
lttb Miaode1t, Die am Sonnabeno 6ei
Dent glll1nen= nno @emiile=&ol1teit
eillcn Nreis erbieltell, mltroen geltern
BON Dem gorliben0en bes @onteles,
8. IS. 3an1laD, befanl1t gegeben. Sic
iinb:
greiie ii 9Iumen.
/. Ereis Warp McT Council,
1401 GIN 5trabe.
2. Greis - Serbia Maper, 1906
Dit Sigh 5trabe.
3. Greis - Sues @earr, I'LL Slt
Sigh 5trabe.
Nrei + ii + 6 e ii e..
1. Greis - 8irgiltia @anslportb,
1912 gnrep Mpellue.
2. &reis 2alprence Mnorelps,
1915 9lt Sigh straBe.
3. &reis - 9erniee @ear11, 1411
SH Sigh straBe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-20
@um sobe a%bbcrmfcm.
6rou 0orig @obel.

Jran Doris Gabel.
SSn ibrem @eim, 1920 Marquette
StraBe, lit beute Wforgen fritz I'M
balb 4 llbr 5rau 0oris Gabel nod
langerem idjfperel1 2eioen inn Sitter
BON 70 Sabre1 aus bem 2eben ge-
ldieoen. Sic mar IN &reee, @olltein,
9elltidlano, am s. M}ar5 1913 gebo=
rem nnb fam in 1866 nod Mmerifa
nlto nod Davenport nl1o fat leit6em
bier u1o i'm Guu11tp gelebt. Set bem
Sabre 1868 NOR lie nit Dem Tie iiber-
lebenoen @atten @illiam Gabel Der
beiratbet. MuBer .bielem binterlaft
lie Die &inoer 5ra1 augulta Iieoe=
rid bon Nem 9ibertp, Irau Meeta
Sdr0oer, @enrp llno @iaiam gabel
in Sidforp @ro6e Iomnlbip, aarra,
emma Slino @ermam gabel i'm ST.
ternbeim.
Die 9eeroigrng finbet am Mitt-
tpod) geabn1ittug bonn obengenannten
SterbebauIe aus per %Mutomobil mad
Dem 9ine Sill Jrie0bof itatt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-20
Sim M6el10 ipltr0e Damn init Ser

Sim M6el1b lpltroe 0anr nit Ser
groBen Seller begonu1en.
gon balls adt bis bal6 neltlt llbr
berrldte allf Dem 6eltplab reyes Irei-
ben ltnb bie ulto 90 brebte li6 a1d
elm Soar I'M luitigen Gauge mad Sen
@eiIe1 Ser Wmiiffapellett.
lint balb nelt11 l1br Mbeubs muroe
baum Sic erite Nadti5ene Der sSsabr-
bltnDertfeier, Der 8raub bes 5aaf
IGitD Snoianerborfes aus Dem ssafre
49, borgefiibrt.
.9ieie g5efe beginnt NIT Ser Cor
fiibrllng ion inoianiidem Gagerleben.
|2eben in cinem S,ibiancrbori. 2ebe1
1lnb 9reiben Ser Stloianer, fire 8feroe,
2aserfeuer, &odblteniilien, gquatps
ii. i. I'D: si
9te tapfcre,n aricscr bl,rcrdlern sur gro
fe,t SSagb auf. = s575l}al3l 4
2dgerfelter Ser @eiIcn bes gtamz
mes, berbltnben milf 8erntbmngsfeuer
nlrb Snoianertdan5en. Sic goloaten
fonnen; Die Snbianer fliebcn; bas
9prf ipirb III grallb geltedt. Mls Sic
A@littb beg Scilcrss crltirbf, fo,mnt Elm
betagter ssllebi5inttann Ser @ptbbdute.
Der Iid) %perborgen scbalten batte, alis
leinem Serted bcrppr. sDit gen &imz
mel gcltrcdten Irmen ~propbe5eit er Sen
ll~ntcrgarg Ser inoianilden Static.
@dbrcno Ser Mlte leine Yropbc5ei1nz
gen .ltflb geripilaldrngen 9eseu Sen
grpBcn @eiben Marm erlabt, ldbt fid
mts Der Serre Som Sons unbgdIa9tz
.selange Der Snpiancr berncbmen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-20
2ofaler @cttcrberid)t.

1apcnport, 19. Stunt.
9lird)idnitts : @arpn1etcrItano 1890
9urd)idnitts Scmperatl1r . . 60
Sodlte Selnperatltr berte . 76
Micoriglte Semperatur leste @adt so
Mormale Semperatur fir SO
9urdidnitiride 6eudtist.it b.r
Suit SO
Mieoeridlag in "a 9tunoen 600
@orberridenoe @%inoridtrng M@.
8aiierltano INN z l1br Morgens 11.9
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Mene ltnjei8en.
3ooeS>Mn3et9e.

LEt ~ - - aEL HE
Srellnoen nnb 8efannten hermit
pie traurige 9tahridt, oaB meinc ae1
ltebtc @httin, nniere liebe Mlltter,
Sbtpiegerm1tter lnb @fpbmutter,
9ortS GabeI
geb. @ergert,
am Wapntag, Ben 10. Stunt, Mpraens
friib INN 3 l1br 80 Min., nad) Ionaem,
l9tperen 2eiben I'M SITTER BON 73 Sab
rem, 3 Npnaten unD II Saaen ianft
lit.
9as 2eidenbegdnsnib finbet. am
DaittlppG, Den 21. Stunt. gtudbmittags
nm 2 llbr, omTrmlcrballe, SO. 1920
sWtarquctte Gtrabe, per Mutpmobil.
a1s na6 DEM Binc Sill Srieobofe Itatt.
l1m titles 8eileib bitten Bic tiefbe<
triibtcnF @interbltebenen:
@iIiam Gabcl, gatte,
Sran Aaguitn 5rieberidt geb. GakeI,
Netp Qibertp.
SraM 0Scta ShrDc6cr, geb. Gabel,
8idorp 8fpbe Soipns. Sa..
SRI. 2auras GabcL,
SRI Gintna Gabcl,
6ctrDS Gnbcl,, /.
@illiam Gabcl,
@idorp Grobe goipns, Sa.. 81
3crmd,t Gabcl,
neblt ehtpieeerfinbern, gi,fcln li1o
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-20
9rei @eiratlglisenicn.

Die na6lteben0en @eiratbserIal1b,
1liBidei1te apnr0en geltern e%rtpirft:
Sranf &isler uro @eatrice &ode.
feler, 9abenport.
5re6 Schooner, Sob, 81, nn6 go-
1ta 8. Staling, Mleoo, 81.
Serbcrt 81. Se6man, Chicago, 1lno
Gillian g.. geotb, 9apenport. !,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-20
&inOer galtcn beutc @encralprubc al.

Die &inoer, iuelde iid ont Ser
Sort arn1itrong Sabrburoertfeier
init tnrneriiden l1ebungen betbeili-
gen aperoen, meroen beute Morgen
Inn balb 10 l1br in Ser 1@apenport
So6ld]ule eine-@ eneralprobe bon Sen
l~lebungen abbalten, Die iie bei Ser
Sort armitrong 5cicr porfiibrcn mer=
ben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-20

2anb golbiue Snbiau Meierpati>
on, Baibington, iebt offen fir Mniie,
beluns. Sic 3iebung finbet am 81.
[SSali itatt. gttpn 100000 Mder 2anb.
Srndtz, Snrm< ,inb @eioel1nbereien.
goaitdnoige, In @eftipner abgetbeflte
&artc nno 8eidreibune poitfrei 5llge>
ianot mad gmpfnng BON $500. Sol>
|baten, Matroien (ober beren Trauen)'
aus benz 8iirgerfriese ober benz lpas
Mid : ameritaniiden &riese f1nne1
it'd bet benz agenten regiitriren Iai1er1.
|g1reiben Sic uns tpegen Sormnlare.
bic mir fret 3uienben. Gmitb e .W9cs
Grea, 3imnrer 651. eagle Building.
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