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Sharp County record., 1916-02-11
j. Z. Metcalf
Candidate For County Treasurer To The
Democratic Voters OF The County.

To THE VoTERs:-
No doubt you somewhat surprised becoming candidate
again after saying years back when candidate before you that
defeated would again ask for Office but circumstances alter
There be desire among the people least for
change the Office and number of people different
portions the county have been soliciting for three months
to offer myself candidate for this Office Believing that
ought yield the demands of bis friends he has confidence
in his ability discharge the duties of the Office they should be dis
charged and having desire the people officially have
sened offer myself candidate for the office of county treasurer
subject to the democratic primary election.
In offering myself for this postionnot that desire boast of
aby know that keep the books of that office that any
interested party who read tell in minute how particular
district stands and elected would be pleasure keep them
participate primary elections and have made up your
mind whom you will for would thank you very much you will
consider my candidacy.
My past life is open book and familiar with it.
refer old settler your community and would be glad
you will take the trouble to inquire about
have charge against either my opponents They
all good far know. they they ought to be-
and elected that be brought about fairly and
without mud-sngng hope the time when the people will
rise and demand that mudngne be eliminated from the politics
of the country.
hope may have the pleasure of meeting you during the
pagn but should trust you will consider this face face talk
Hoping will consider my candd making up your decision
the asurers and that receive your support
Yours very truly
JR METCALF.
Sharp County record., 1916-02-11
ODD ITEMS FOUND
IN THE LATE NEWS
Interesting Bits OF Things That Might
Otherwise Pass Unnoticed By The
Average Newspaper Reader.

The plaintiff in a divorce suit at
Fairmount, Minnesota, is Mrs. Vera
Barr, IS years old, who has been
married to William Barr more than
a year The child-wife alleges that
her husband beat her, failed to sup
port her and deserted her.
The ownership of a calf, worth
about $40, has been the basis of a
lawsuit for more than a year be-
tween r. L. Faulkner and Thomas
Dowell Of Columbia, Kentucky,
There are rs witnesses in the case,
and the costs already amount to
more than $1,000.
Robert Bates, SO years old, a pio-
neer citizen Of Whitesburg, Ken
lucky, recently became the father Of
O new son, his twenty-fourth child,
The old gentleman has been welded
three times He is a stock raiser,
and declares that he has made
$1,000 for each year Of his life,
When Roy Starchman, a zinc
miner Of Joplin, No., was partially
rescued from a cave-in that mar
rowly missed crushing him to
death, his first request was for
pipe and tobacco. When these
were given him he smoked while
rescuers worked for five hours to
free him,
George Cassibry, l0l years old
died a few days ago near Grand
Bay, Alabama, In 1853 physicians
said he could not recover from an
illness, but Cossibry refused to die
Instead he quit the town. built
house in the heart of dense pine
woods, near a fine spring, where ht
resained his health and resided the
remainder Of his days,
AT ST. Joseph, Mo-, George A, Cal
licotte, formerly a railway brake
man, has been arrested for perjury
Callieotte, who was suing the Rocl
Island Railroad Co., appeared Ii
court on a cot and testified that h,
was permanently parolyzed, but
Sharp County record., 1916-02-11

few nights ago parties who we're Sc
cretly watching his house found
Callicotte walking about over the
rooms elibly enough. Dr.. M. j.
Farber, Callicotte's family physic-
ian, has also been arrested for per-
jury in connection with the case.
AT Pittsbure, Pennsylvania, Mike
Tuholski, an Italian worker in a
steel mill, applied for admission as
a marine in the United States navy,
but was rejected as too big and
husky" Tuholski is six feet and a
half in his stocking feet and weighs
257 pounds. The maximum height
for marines is six feet and an inch.
The applicant was told to take up
prize fighting or some other occu-
patton which requires giants.
A few days ago Thomas Sale,
warden at the North Carolina state
penitentiary, ofiiciated at the cleo
trocution of two convicts, both con-
victed Of murder. Sale was very
nervous when he strapped the men
in the death chair, and when they
repeated their last prayer he al
most collapsed, When the electro
cution was over, Sale returned to
his private Office and parties Going
there little later found him dead
in his chair.
An unusual suit has been fled in
court at Louisville, Kentucky C.E.
L9atherman has sued the Western
Union Telegraph Company, alleging
that one Of the companys messeL-
gerS cost him and his family $500
worth of sleep last New Years eve.
Leotherman says the boy insisted
on delivering a telegram at his rel-
idence that did not belong there,
greatly annoying members Of the
family and keeping them awake ly
his repeated visits
Last September a refrigerator
manufacturing concern at St, Paul
Minnesota, employed George Nor.
gan as assistant in one of the com
panys offices, Last week il devel-
oped that George Morgan Is Miss
Georgiana Morgan, who dressed ts
a young man In order to secure en-
ployment and support herself and
widowed mother The Girl had
proven herself a good worker but
lost her place because the rules of
the company forbid the employ.
ment of women,
Sharp County record., 1916-02-11

Considerable damage was done
over the country by the recent high
waters, and especially along the
creeks and rivers.-Mountain Home
Citizen.
Our understanding of the matter
has always been that in times of
overflow the greatest damage is
liable to occur along the creeks and
rivers.
Tom Campbell this week makes
some charges against Congressman
Oldfeld. We are sure the public
will agree with us that these
CHARGES demand an answer. Mr..
Campbell challenges Mr.. Old6eld to
q Joint discussion, Ought he not to
accept this challenge, or retire from
congress?
%
Without any desire whatever to
boost Judge L. C. Smiths candi-
dacy for governor, it is no doubt
true that he has many more sup
porters now than he had a month
ago. Judge Smith is picking up a
whole lot of friends, and if the
other two candidates can only find
Sharp County record., 1916-02-11

another series or two of fresh
charges to bring against each other
and call to mind new supply of
verbal mud to strike each other
with, by far the largest half of the
state may be convinced thereby
that Judge Smith is the proper
man for governor.
o.
Every now and then the Record
publishes a school honor roll, and
we are always glad to do that for
any school in Sharp county. If we
had our way about the matter, this
paper would regularly contain the
names of the boys and girls in this
county who are punctual in their
striving for an education, thereby
probably assisting in the stimula-
ton of an interest that would in
crease the efficiency of the schools
through more constant effort up
on the part of the pupils. Anyhow,
the Record wants its young friends
to understand that the absence of
honor rolls from these columns
must be attributed to their teach
ers, not the paper.
Sharp County record., 1916-02-11
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@elh1ftsltelIe oieier 8eitu1g.

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ten gum 8etrage bon einem Gent in
ser @eidaftsitelle bieler 3eitung
madt erfreulide 5ortlbritte uno
menn al1b bereits piele Mnrfen Der.
fauft aporoen iinb, 10 bai Der Ser
Demofrat" bod eine1 8orratB bon
mebreren tauien6 Merfen, iobaB ale
geltequngen porerlt nod ousgefiibrt
meroen fonten.
Die fiinitleriih gearbeiteten Mor.
ZEN nit Dem Mltforud Ser @eimatb
Motb, idaff id grot" Iaiien iih in
manntdfader @eiie orf 8riefen, go.
deten uno gu @eifenfen %bertpen6en.
Die Marten iin6 gum Breiie BOZ, MIR
einem Gent per @tiid in ser &C.
idaftsitele bieier 3eit1ng erbaltlid.
Gin ieoer Gent fommt Ben Notblei.
oenoen IN 9eutiblano 51 Cute, %
oas aus atteeiebenen ELECTROMAGNETIC.
nilden @eiddftsleuten beltebenoe So.
mite fit feline MiibemaItung in tel
ner @eiie entidGbigt miro. Mlio
nodmals: Scr $eimatb @otb, idaff
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-02

NStraBe : 2inie ser Strobenbabu iest
lpieber iiber sen 0nrnn imNiiliiliippi,
alif meldem bas @eIeiie oolltomlell
mieber berecltellt lit, brett nod ben1
Ssla,t0 %latfe,. Moige oas As,blifl,m
lid menigitcnS am gemtige 1t
U a d. az ou 0em
@rpkcn Sdnntnrnen
rebt, red)t sablreih eiriteller. gS
miro es eepib Nientnno berel,ell, iid)
0as ~angelcben sll bnbem.
Mllh Die @clullgsportrGge ser bic.
iiaen l,nO Ser allsludrti9en @elallgs-
ieftionen lpntcn cine Mn5iebuilgs-
froft fir oas Yllblifun bilben, itn0
1tainentlib ser
@roke &ancndur
aller @ciungicftionelt, ser 5fpi-
id,en oni .uno bier l1br Mad)mittaes
ieinc 2ieoer Dor Dem @eltallrant-@e-
balloe eridallcn lalien miro, Oiirfte
al1f cine grobe 3llborcridaft red)nen.
@ern belte Oas @etter 10 aiinitig
lit, apie Die lebten Gage, miro Dos
Nllblifl1m iidl 'bellte mobI OUT Slrbl,r-
ban Sslano elm Steloid)ei1 gebcn,
mas oen @e5irfstllrnfeit 5u einem
,hefrieoigenocn IbidluB perbelfen
oiirfte. Ger Sdl,,Baft miro iid
bcltc slbcnb in Der Norbucit 9abei1'
port Snrnballc
abipielen, no Sic &reisbertbeilling
erfolget miro, Ser iid Elm fr0blid)es
Eidnid NIT 9aa anidlieben miro.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-02
Mie bas beutfheM eidSz

Mie bas beutf@e MeidS=
poftamt in Berlin ioeben betanntz
gibt, TT bic berfiigte poitfperre iber
BE oeutfden Observation-Disclosures
9%ol5minben, Griebberg urt RaNel
aufsebobcn tporben. Dbrbruf lift
nt4t mebr Eager fir frana0fifde
ariesssefon9ene. SIS befteben fomit
teinerlei %befonoere poitbefdrdntun>
gen nebr gegeniber frana0fiden
uno belsifden Rriessgefonsenen in
Deutfdlanb.
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men anodengeruites bclddftiate lruz
lansit bic Yerliner Yolt5ei Mls auf
Dem Mtiiuabluoeplab in Der Miiblen.
ttrabe bic autider einen Wagen ent=
%leerreu, fanoen tie III einem Ra{en,r
Der Don einem !9auie in Der Rrpnsn.
1lraBe itammt, elm pplitdnbiges al1o=
9engeru1t bas bDn einem fleinen
ainoe 1er5uribren ibien. gs tauds
ten 3ipar gleid 3neifel auf, pb man
es nit Dem Sfelett zines Rtnbes pher
zines 4ffen gu tun babe. Cur senauen
Yrifung tpurbe Der 5unb nod benz
shaubauie gebradt. 9icr itelte man
te1t bab oas @telett in Der Sat oas
zines Mffen lei. Sn benz 9auie aroz
nenltraBe befinbet ii@ cine Maffenz
9anolung, Die ii4 aud NIT Dem Mus=
itopfen BON 9ieren beiddftigt.
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pei berbreitete Melbuns, Der 3eihsz
tagsabgeorDnete Bafermann babe
BET benz Mabl i'm gercle be r.
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benten 9abf@i Mbil in franoDi1der
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aus Berlin beri9tet pirb, auf einem
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belt feline Rebe in beutider @pra>
4e. Der Sert Der MeDe ipurbe abe,
Der preie in frana0iiider lleber=
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-02
3mei 1ener gu aleider 3eit.

Sic Sereripebr tpur6e 8rcitas
@admittag fat BUR ielben 3eit nad
5tpei fleinen Seuerden berufen. 1tm
5 1lbr 10 Min. nad Ser 9abenport
8ebbing g., no I'M 2ugerraum Seuz
er ausgebrp6en mar, bas. nadoem es
einen Sdaben bon eini9eu 9ollars am
geridtet batte, idnea selDi9t tpurbe.
8tpei 0ainuten fpater, nm s llbr 12
Min.. TAM elm Seueralarm nomf @au=
lie ppn @ermann @pgel, 5O4 tpeitlide
IA. StraBe. tpo elm 9e1el nit Sbeer
in Branb 9eratben mar. 9us Seuer=
den ipurbe leidt init Der 9cmiide1
Spribe gel0lbt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-02
Saab=9isenics.

Geltern mar Ser critic Gag fir @usz
itennng Der Sagbz2i5enles nnb ale
Sasbliebbuber iparen CUR Stene, Inn
lih Bic 2i5enies gu bolen. Cant 8.
8bite. 2ouis gdbarbt, 9. s. 9uetie,
Qpnis Mnrtens unb 2puis 6. 8oobez
mig. II Namen tpurben in Bic elite
oes County Nubitors eingetrasen. Sic
iibrigen feds tparen no6 9r. S. 6.
geufel bon Buffalo. 8m. q. genfel
bon 8lue @raB, @eprg q. Wdorton
bon Epronto, g. 50. @bitneb, Slobf
Blair nno 8m. S'gonnor. Sn Dem
an 80. sunni enoenocn Sabre tpnroeu
2.1O9 2i5euies fir @intpobner nnb
fir Iustpartige ausgelteut.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-02

teBung mitgeteilt; ba6nr@ lit Der
Srrtum e%ntitanben. - Na unb ipen,1
8aferman1 nun tpirtli9 idpn nit
ben 5lrten in Der ibnen gelaufigen
fran5oii9en @prade geiproben fit.
te! Dos mare audi tetn llngliid -
bic 9auptia4e blei5t, bab bic Stir
ten ben beutiden Bebnnfen erfaf<
fen.
Die 8ernenouna BON
pflan3liden unb tierii9en OeIen unb
Jetten our 9eritelluns BON tpsmetiz
iden Mitteln, BON Mr5neimitteln gum
d1lberen @ebraude foipie bon 9esin-
ftttionsmitteln lit our6 cine Be.
tanntmadung oes beut{9en @eihs<
tun3lers Derboten tporOen. Sur fir
Die Mpotbeten bleiben auseenommen
bic Wertpenbung pon 2einDl our 9ere
ltellung bon notwithstanding, Dli%
penDl CUR 5eriteaung Der Rampfer<
Ole unb Del CUR !9eritelung bon
Seiten1pirttus, Der in ieinem @ebalt
an @eife benz @piritus iaponatus
oes Dentfden Mr5reibuhs entipridt.
6%ben1openlg oiirfen Wollfett pber
stpoQfettbalttge @alben our 9eritel,lne
bon tosmetii@en Wlitteln unb anbe-
rem Mitteln Dertpenpet peroen. Ole
ntdt 9eil5peden bienen. Werboten
1T aud bic @ertpenbuns bor 2einDl
5ur SeriteQllns bon Ritt.
9arporb, bas dltere College
Der Der. @taaten; tpuroe 1888 sez
ariinbet.
Mon bot ousserednet. bab e
275O peri@ieocne Spraden III BEL
Welt 9ibt.
Crit be m Musbrud oes Rrie,
ses baben iid 10000 Mmeritaner ii
Ranaba un%seiieoelt.
81. Nu9utine, bic dlteit
Staot in ben Ser. Stanten, tpurb'
1865 bon ben Spaniern aeariinbet
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go,,t gobe a%bbernfen.
81. =. 5homaIter +.

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yreitag Met1o 1l11t 10 l1br 30 Mei-
nuten lit in ieirem @eim, 407 peltl.
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.am 26. Mpril 1873 als Sobn bon
@errn lnb 5rau Sobn 9bo1palter in
Gong @rope geboren unb tbradte feline
Ss%Sugeno5eit auf Ser 5arm Ser gltern
gu. 5pater fanrl er nit 0ielen, als iie
lt9 Dor 25 Sabren CUR 6rbe lebten,
nod Davenport, mo ct ieitbem n1lln-
terbro1en anidiiig gemeien lit. Seine
gltern iinb linn Dor 1 b%e5iebungs,
meiie anoerfbalb Sabrem i'm Sooe
borailgega1gen.
Gor ~lngefabr II Sabren falfte er
oas Grocery : @eidaft bon S. g.
&oble, 1923 &arriion Strabe, oas er
ieitoem betrieben bat.
SIM 5. Suni 1899 perbeiratbete er
iih NIT SRI. gli5abetb Gallagher, Die
iebt nit a &in6ern Ben 300 oes treu=
en- rno liebepollen Gaters beflagt.
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ser Der Nortb @arriion Irnlt& SAB.
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bent.
gas aeidenbesananib finoet NOR.
gen, Wontag, Den 3. SAlli, bon Dem
g%ral,er6auie, 4O7 meitl. Sigh Str.
ans nad) Ser ct. M1tbonpz&irbe uni
nad einem baielbit celebrirten Sralt'
er : Sod)amte bon sort ans nod ben
lSt. @orguerites 5rieobof itatt.
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2pfaIer @etterberidt.

9abenport> /. Sllli 1916.
9nrdidnitts : @aromcteritano 90. 9S
@nrd]idnitts sIemrpcratnr. 80
@odlte Senlperatur beute. 49,. 81
NieOriglte Gemlperatur lebte Nadt.67
Mormale Eemperatur fir 33
Sabre. "a
aairdidnittlide geudtigteit ser
mieSeridlae in "a @iuroer o. .ol
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-02
&anbcrgeer Iarf.
8 Mbr Mprgcns.

8 ltbr Morgcns.
@atriotiide Melooien. 81
Natioraltan5c Der ai1lber 0es SStl.
0lltrial Some.
az 9as Garrealt MB.
~ Mor,pegiid)er @ebirgsmarlh.
. &al1pe u,b 5dmetterling.
81 Sdlen : San5.
Inter ser 0ireftion bon Srau 6. 8.
Yllt1lam. /
Ellppett @ll9gp : 9ara0e. Ir.
rangirt BON 5rau 6. s. 5an-
fprD.
Ml1f5ug: 8irtb Of a Mation. ~ Ir-
rangirt bon 6rall M9nes s.
Mpntaltlts.
NationaI Ian5e: @rart 5duIe.
a. @ultaf's 5fal.
81 Ser Gonflift.
Inter Ser 9ireftior bon Sri. M1tnn
W1c@nirt.
9abenport Sl,rtgemeinoe:
az 6laggeniibltngen; ~ @antel-
iibl1ngen; q Sreiiibllngelt; )
Meltbetiihe San5e.
Gllrnlebrer: Moolpb Sdunibt.
Muf5ug: Die Ml1iif Der Sabres5ei-
ten.
Sas Miliif Department bes 9ape,t-
port @omen's Club. Mrrangirt
bon Sra, S. S. 9organ.
2ebenoc @iloer:
Sriibling: 5acreo &eart-5duIe.
ltnter Direftion ser uSilters Of
Charity.
Som1ner: Mrrangirt bon 6ralt
g. S. Msitd)eu unb SRI. 8earl
9ernett.
Serbit: Mrrangirt bon Sram 81.
6. Jeoerien II. SRI. $. Camp.
@inter:: Mrrangirt bon 6rall @.
81. McGullod.
Nationaltdn5e: @ai6ington= sAltIe.
a. 6lads-9 reden; b) 9bler1-
San5e; q Sod)ldnoer Sdot-
ttld). Inter 9ireftton Don
SRI. 90. 8ra,tot.
Maibaum=San5 @amp Sire Girls.
Inter Erection bon SRI. Ronon
&ob0eipig.
2ebenbes 8iIo: 9ie ltnterseidnl,na
Der unabbangigfeits ST.
flar1lng.
Mrrangirt bon 6ral1 S. Narfer.
MISUNDERSTANDING Me6e:
Gunner &olbroof.
8oD Scouts Man1ber.
~ Sienaliiiren; 81 Die erlte
Siil4fe; u. (. IN.
Mad)mittags.
2 ltbr Madmittags: Mtbletiide
alalle u. Sitter 10, IA. Is.
eur &t1aben.
so Darbs @ettlauf.
8eitlpr1tng obne Mnlauf min6es
tens 6 SUBJ.
Sadlaufen.
3reiiprrng.
alolie 9. outer 10, II, 10. @ur
.11aben.
% garo anrtoffel : @ennert.
SO SUB Ei1r5elbaum : 5blngen.
so SUP &e1tne1 riicftparts auf al.
len &ierer.
Dime anlallf riidpdrts ipringer.
aloiie s. Sitter 10, IA, Is. Sour
80 garo aartoffel : @ente1,.
3immer : 8aieball : @urf.
40 Darb @ettrennen.
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Nerniimttt8c 4. Snli Gcicr TIT &anocr
Beer. nno TN UejcrparD.@art
ltmter ben Mutpijien oes 1apenport @ona,
Mddpen 9ieustas 8ormittas uno Na4mittas.

Ioppclbcinigcs Mcnltclt.
Iltnter 8irettinn Der .. .Wf. 6. 81.
Tcjcruarp &arf.
llbr Morgens.
Eatriotiibe Mtelooien.
Tlaggen : @rereicrcn: sSiumore-
Shufc.
llnter Direftion bon. Sri. Gllie
8ran0f.
&eeo Grin: Monroe SduIe.
@ireftion bon Sri. SS.SSapoHcn.
Gnppc1t : 8htggp : @araoc: Mrran+
girt bon SRI. sc. Berg.
Shmetterlings : 1at5:: Monroc-
5du1ic.,
unter ser 9ireftion bon Sri. Ma=
mes 8ailep.
Muf5ug ::Mmerifa bemiIfpmmnct Ole
Natio11er.
.. -. 6. &C., arraneirt BON Irall
S. S. 8cnion.
Norolpeit 3apenport Gllrilnercin:
Jreliibltngen nt0 5~an5ldritte:
9amenflaiie.
Salteliibmngen: Mftipe &laIIc.
Gl,rnlebrer: 9. @eniben.
@ogelt nno @feil : grer5ieren:
Monroe Sdnle.
Inter DIRECTION Der Srls. 2eisner
11n6 ApIlen
Sl.rniibungen: Sadion : Sdule.
az &anteI : l%1ebl,ngen.
~ Sabnen : uebungen.
2ebe,0es 8ilb: ultnter5eidnllag
Der ltnabbansigfeits : @rfla.
rling."
Arrangirt bon l&errn g. S. 9eniion.
8erlelen ser llnabbangigfeits Or
fldirnttg. i, i
@err Gilbert Coos.
Waibaum=San Camp Sire Girls.
9pD 5eonts Manober.
"a) Die critic Siilfe;; ~ 5tgnaliii-
rerl; Ii. |. 10.
MadJmittags.
N.Z.- 4 S8aH 49,
2 ltbr Nadmittaes: Mtbletiide
5piele.
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&11aben.
so CARDS @ettrerl1elt.
@eitlprung obne M1lIalf minoc-
6 SUBJ,
SadlaMfen.
Dreilprlng.
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411dben.
: 25 Daro aartoffellaufen..
so Sub 9ltr5elbalmidlagen.
so SUB &elulen (riidlp1rts auf al
len gieren).
&iidtp1rts Springer pbne MnIauf.
&laiie 6. Sitter 13, IA, Is. Mnr
Mdod)en.
90 Oarbs @artoffel &ettuen.
3imn1er : 8aiebaQ @urf.
40 CARDS @ettrennen.
9oppelbeiniges &ennen.
Inter 9ireftion ser 9. SO. 6. 81.
Die asarf . GommiIarc MAIDEN
hermit befannt, bak bic Garfs AM
9ienstas, ben 4. sS1tli, fir Tnljr,uerfc
gcidlpi1en fem merben, ,tm ben T1f=
gangern freicm @cb 5n bcridaffcn
itnb gum Sdptte Der Ainber. &ein
Sitbr,uerf ,ttb feline Tclcrtuaffe IT.
geub ipeldJer Mrt barf in bic 3arfs
gebradt ipcrbcn.
Sir bic 3arf gommiiipn,
George s. 8afcr,
,NrIfiHcmf.
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. Madri@ten aus SIMS.
br'ld 3ufplse ippIitcn nodts i'm
Venleinoescbict 3uftenan sart Der go.
rarlberser Gren5e flint aug benz @es
fa%n9enenloger bel Gina enttommene
rutiiide Dffi5iere iihsr ben Mbeil
enttl1ebeu. Sic iplirben iepod BON
Der @renstpad)e ongeblten. s3pei
Hutien limb i'm Mbein ertrunten,
5iipet purben tpieber feftacnpmmen,
e!nem sliidte bic Glu9t nod Der
Sdpeia.
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20oo &abatt

Inn mcinc S6nciber nnb ale Mnaez
StcIlten ipdbrcnh Set Spmm,crscit be-
Sd)dfti9t gu balten, crlollbc idl rpn
jcbt an 20 GruS. Mobatt on alien Sc
NtcIlunocn fir acidncibcrtc Insii9e.
Nlcibcr, 8niits, Sfirts, Gpriets, SroIz
iicrcs etc. Matcrial mlsgcpablt nnb
~eltiporfcn. @cltc0cn Sic Jest pdbrcnb
biefer 9rubcn Mcbnftipn. Sriibseiti9e
GtDlc nib perfcftcs &ailen 9arantirt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-02

8erlanst: Gin Mnnn ober Nraa. en-
.eagirt In etnen 9roben gtabIiTement.
UNI als infer Vertreter au fungtren.
Gin gutter Werbtenit fam er3telt tuers
ben. Dime BAT es binberli1 NIT Der res
gildren Nrbeit 1T. gmpfehlunger aes
tpini@t. abreTe inter 1872, Der
Dempfrat". 40.Ia
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&aiieren pber @%aaridmcibcn.

Die garbiergei6aftc bon 9apen<
port merben am Samstag Mbenb, L.
ssitli, I'M $3.50 lhlieBen. Gann an
Mol,tag, 3, SSl1li. po1t Morgens bis
Mbenbs $3.50 offen balten. Sim 9iens=
tag, Den a. Slili, meroen bie @eid)4fte
ben gat15en Sag geidloiien iein uno
lpaterbin on ieoem folge11oen 6eier-
tag. Barriers llnion 2ocal 116.
Dr. Batter, 3abnar5t, mbitofer
BniIbina. (Ana.)
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@etterbcridt.

@aI9ingfon, 2. Sll1i.
Sir Sainois: Setter INTO mairmer
Sonntaa 11nb Wontag.
SIR SSolpa: Setter ltno fortoal1err0
marm Counting; llnitetig un0
m%abrIdeinlid @epitterldauer am
Montag.
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General slscnt fir SDua, N,olinc
1tnh Mnf G2lnMn.

Gin gcipanbter iun,ger M2nnn NIT
ettpa $4,000 lam icbr quite @erbinz
bungen crbnlten nit GROCER Sirma. 81
Sofortige Intipprt %notbtpenbig. Ser
treter gum Engagement iebt in @uz|
nenport. S. &oenig, per Morei1e Ser,
Sentpfrat". 2,18
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3n berfanfcu: @11t pcrbelertc Iilz'
dereizSarm, 52h 2anb, cute @ezI
ballbe, ~ Mcilen peItli6 BON Der,
norbpclli1 9abcnport 2ocnit 9trabe:
8pao. Nad5ufraecn bel benz gigen<|
tbiimcr @m. glauHen. 9ubenpprt ST.
81. SEQ. 9. 81. 1 90
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-02

@cindt. sNunger beutlder gldbinz
Der illtbt lcidte Mrbeit. Mnd5ufrngenI
inter q. s., 26. Ser 9emofrat".
2S,18
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2anb - gplbine Snbian @eierpati.
on. @nfbinston, iett offen fir Mniie>
belrng. Sic 3iebung finbet an 81.
SuIi itatt. gtipa 100000 Mder 2anb.
Srrht<, Sarms unb @eioeldnbereien.
B%nIitdnbige, in @eftionen nbgetbeilte
&nrte nnb @eidreibung poitfrei 5l1se.
lanbt nod @mpfang bon $1.0O. 5ols
baten. Matroien (ober beren Srauen)
aug. benz Biirgcrfriege ober benz fpa,
Mid : amertfnniiden &ricge Thinner,
lid. Bel benz Nsenten regiitriren Ini1en.
|sdreiben sic uns tue9en Sormllare.
bic mir fret %5uienben. Smith & Mc.
Grea, 3immer 651, gagle Builbing.
Gppfnne, @aih. 18mai, 2W.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-02

@ciudt: Gin dlteres oeutIde Mao,
den ODER cine alleinitebenbe Srau fiirl
aIgemeine @altsarbeit. Nad5nfra9en|
in SEQ. 511 ipeitlide z. Strabe.
2S.1@
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-02

5n bermietben: Gin gut mSblirtcs\
3im1ner. Mnmelbnng inter 80" an
Die @elddftslteue bes ser 9emofrat"
5l ridten. 27,t8
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gu nerfaufen: 1als NIT 8 8im,,
mern uno 8nb. 8auplab so bel $50
SUP grob. @igentbiimer berldbt bic
stabt. Nreis $4,000. SIZE SdIfte bnar.
Ser Meif, tpie es benz &dllfer am beften
pabt. 500 tpcitl. II. ctr. Mad51,
fragen @rott gountb Sabings Banf.
6.bnfp.