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The Tomahawk., 1916-09-28
CRIPPLED TANK WAR PRIZE
Armies Fight Desperately for Disabled
British Monster.

British Monster.
London, Sept. 22.-One of the new
British tanks toppled over on it's
side in the Bouleaux wood northwest
of Combles has become the prize for
ments are engaged in spirited fighting.
The Germans are attempting to cap.
ture the new monster to learn the Sc
crets of it's construction, planning to
put tanks of their own in opera
ton. The British have repealed every
German attack.
The Tomahawk., 1916-09-28
SOLDIERS PARADE At Ell PAS0
LARGEST NUMBER OF TROOPS IN
LINE SINCE CIVIL WAR.
Twenty-Six Thousand Guardsmen and
Regulars Form Twenty-mile Pro-
cession in Review.

ri Paso, Sept. 22.-National guards
men and regulars, $4,000 of them, IN
dust-stained khaki, swung through the
streets of Ell Paso and past review
ing stand at Fort Bliss in the first
parade and review Of an infantry d.
vision at full war strength ever held
in the United States.
Military men said, also, that a larger
number of troops were in line than at
any other time in the history of the
country with the exception OF the
grand review in Washington at the
close of the Civil war, May % and "a,
1865.
Five Hours Passing Stand.
Tanned by service on the border,
the brown-clad legions, cavalry, 1ntan-
try, field artillery and auxiliary troops,
marched in an unbroken column, near
ly 20 miles long, which took about
five hours to file past the stand In
which Major General Charles M. Glenn
ent, commanding the Pennsylvania d.
vision, and Brfgadier General George
Bell, Jr., commanding the Ell Paso mil
itary district, reviewed them.
Participating in the review were
troops from the regular army and state
troops from Massachusetts, Michigan,
Kentucky, Ohio, South Carolina, Penn
sylvania Rhode Island and New
Mexico, in all, 799 officers and 25,941
men. Eight thousand animals and l..
coo vehicles, including ambulances'
gun carriages and supply wagons,
helped make up the pageant.
The Tomahawk., 1916-09-28

Marrying for money is about as easy
way not to get it as to gamble for It,
The Tomahawk., 1916-09-28

w . IoJ S AWAY
from work and suf--
fer a long time.
One day a woman
came to our house
and a S k ed m y
mother why I was
suffering. Mother
told her that I suf--
fered every month
and she said, why
don't you buy a.
bottle of Lydia E.,
The Tomahawk., 1916-09-28
Girl COULD
NOT WORK
Hox., She Was Relieved from
Pain by Lydia E. Pinkhem's
Vegetable Compound.

Taunton, Mass. had pains in both
sides and when my periods came had
The Tomahawk., 1916-09-28
FIERY RED PIMPLES
Soothcd and Healed by Cuticura Soap
and Ointment. Trial Free.

Smear the affected skin with Cuticura
Ointment on end Of finger. Let it re-
main five to ten minutes. Then wash
off with plenty of Cuticura Soap and
hot water. Dry without irritation.
Nothing like Cuticura for all skin
troubles from infancy to age.
Free sample each by mail with Book.
Address postcard, Cuticura, Dept. l.,
Boston. Sold everywhere.-Adv.
The Tomahawk., 1916-09-28

Theer are IS: 900 workmen employed
In and about the mines Of Arizona.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-05
@ancrlambn ifidlcine

Vie 1tadjte6enben 9allerlmtbniB=
ldelne ml,rOen .geltern cr1pirft:
Sonlbaro unb &ip(ep Strabcrede
Sir g. s. Moore. 9olrunter=
nebmer: I6eooore Stedel & Son.
Sine Garage 5lt11l &oitelrulridlag BON
5000.
geo. 217 Central Garf apenl,e. -
Sir Us. =. @aroner. gal1ul1terneb=
n1er: u. gipaa. Merchandising fiir
5%lpeiltodiges 5adMe6auoe, $4,000.
go. Gil @eit IA. StraBc. - sir
&. 6. Shniot, 8auultterltebmer: 6.
6. Moml. Cine geranoa sum- So
Itenanidlaa bon $3.50.
Buckingham &oao. - sir 5. So
REM Ell. ganunternebmer u. Mrl1otlo
un1ball sum &oltenanid)log Don ST.
500.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-05
antider luirO in Gisidranf aefnn=

Serbert @bitnlore, elm % Sabre
nlter &1tld)er, mllrbe geiter1t sIbelto
lit Dem groben gisid)rarf altf Ser
@irtcrperanoa oes Merdunts Gafe,
gso. 221 graop Strabe, al1fgefurl=
Oer 1llto Ser Goli5ei iiberliefert. Die
les lit Dos, licbellte Mal, oab @bit=
more lett Sallltar 1915 nit Ser Ia=
%penporter Noli5ei apeger fleinerer
gergeben III aoarflift gerotben lit.
Ml1berbem lol er ipieoerbolt int Rod
Sslar1o, @eoline l1llp. perbaftet NOR
Den iein.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-05
Glm,s Gcimcrs luiro sci,,djt.

Sos Iapenporter @oli5eiocparte=
meat tpuroe gel tern bon $. s. @lip=
nlan oon omaha, 9eeb., allfgeforoert,
nab Sermat Glalls Geinlers, einc1l
5renno oes sdreibcrs, SIT foriden.
&eimerS loll Dor orei sSabren BON
asblesmig-Solitein aus nad) Sen Ser
einigten Staatcn gefommen iein uuo
bier laugcre 3eit OILS Grogiit gear
beitet baben. 9ead 8lipn1an's slr1=
gabet ipridt Heirlers MIR gebrodle1
Gngllld) nno fan1l in eiret1l Der gro
BEN Sotels Ser Stdote, in oel1en por=
wiegeno S6lesmig=@oliteine mob=
ne1t, gefl1nOen meroen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-05
Sattcric 80" itcat scgas uGum6upn
at.
g%rfabrencr 9feroefenner miro G6er
leitllng itber bic Stalle Ser
gatterie 6a6elt.

Matterie g" iteate geiter1 Mor-
gen Sobn q. 9ople, eilren frilberell
"Gorpbop" aus Ieras, Ser III ser aa=
pallerie Ser gunoesarn1ee aebient
bat, fir bie Sberleitl,rg Ser Stale
Der gatteris on. 3ople par Dis sum,
Sonnq6eno I'M Irlenol 51 <.Mpd IS
lano ltationirt ll1to guthrie an Sem
eben ger1analten Gage Die Gienlte ser
9unoesaranee, lttlb sen be5ablten $50
item BET Scr Iapenporter 9atterie al1=
s%ltilebn1elt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-05
&otateS.
Bonn Sooc ab6crnfcn.
S 3 II Gtt t.

Sic 9eilebung bon So61t Stt miro
bette Nafmittag Inn 2 l1br bonn
5ralierbauie aus, No.60t Noro 9i1c
StraBe, aus auf Goem Iairnolll1t
6rieobofe erfoleen. 9lnltatt mic ge=
itern in Den bieligen Sages5eitlllael1
acknowledgements bcridtet lpuroe,
oab Serr Dit aan %. 3e5ember 1869
geborcn muroe, erblidte er oln %.
Gc5enber 1861 bas 2idt Ser @clt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-05

@tpa 2, 900. 900 g~inseborene
BON @iam iinb init Dem Reisbau be,
lddftigt, bod bat bic %bebeutenoe gu,
nahne Der Heistlltur in Den Ser.
Staaten eine erbeblide @errinaerung
oss grnteertraes in Siam CUR Jplge.
Man i6abt, oab ser @6aoen,
Der in otefem 2anbe Durb Snietten,
Nagettere etc. on Mderbau : probutz
ten an9eridtet pirb, ii9 auf ST.
O0o,0VO,000 per Sabr belduft, etlpa
81 per Monat, fir ieoen aopf Ser
BepDlteruna.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-05

Die gettenhorf Gables aio 81.
cietp miro n1orgel 9sadunittog i'm
@allle bon 6ral1 Solepbine 2inocr in
gettenoorf 5l1Ianm1entreten.
Die nlonatlid)e @erlomlnIl,na
Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oes Davenport
8oman's Glub 1piro Ireitag Gor=
mitta9 INN balb 10 ll1r I'M @onltcr=
cial Gltb abge6alten meroe1.
Ser @%erlltania 1Sral,c1bllro
miro beltte Nadlmittag Inn 2:45 ll6r
iii Nicnlteot's @alle ci1rc &artenltl=
terbaltung peranltalten, sit ser oie
Wiitglieoer Ser @erei,igul1g inns lire
Srell1oil1l1el ber5lid,it eineelaoen
1il1o.
Sic Mitglieoer ser 5. 9. 6.
MISUNDERSTANDING batten iid) am
Mfoltag III Oem @allie Don Sri. Ml=
MO 9iebubr Don Ser 0ipiiion StroBe
eingefl,nOen. Seoes Ser Maod)en en-
'bielt ein &ll1hfiiien als @eidenf. 9ie
tad)lte GerIammlllng miro inn @auie
BON SRI. gllie Sdpel bon Scr lpelt=
ltden g. Strabe abgebalten aper0en.
@ei elmer Geriammlltug ser
1lreftore1bcboroe oes 6ffentlidpl1
.Goltntp 6oipitals mllroeln Sral1erbe-
ld)liilie fir Dos Nbldpioen ocs la1rg-
iabrigen @oritaitoes lrno Mitarbei-
tiers Der 9eboroe, 4atrif :. @ullh,
allgellplnmell.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-05
MrneS nus Wustatine.

Iralt Sra MftefraB, pobl6efannt
M Ml1scatine, lit oorgeltern in aoll=
JOS Gitp, Mo., BET einem l1nioll
Idpper perlabt morbe1. Der ltl1iall
e%reignete lid), oils ser Tltr,1aee burd)
cine @aiolin=grploiipn 5llln 9erlt tel
fann. Sic Tralt ml,rbe ant Sberf6r=
per nllo an oen @anoe1 ie6r gefdbr=
|Qid), aber nidt lebel1sgefabrlid per=
|lest. Sic miro ieood i1 eiltigel1 @n=
d}e1t mleoer l6ersetellt lein.
Sic Ml1scotine Nortb ans SOUTH
Sal1Gbabn miro lid} int Ser nddlter
3l1fl1nft rcurgalliiirel1. 9ebeutenoe
9 crbcIierlln9en iollel1 I'M gabl1oierlt
.cingefilbrt meroen, al1d) iolle1 Der
.ldieocne Strecfelt bes @abnipltems
ttelt gebal,t iuerOell. 9Sad) cil,er Ser
nlnmlltng Der Mftienil,baber ser
|gabn lolC NIT ser Mrbeit begonl1en
meroen.
Die @efabr scr lteberidmrnnll,llg
in Den 1ieoriaelt 6lllBgegcnocn lll,=
terbalb oes Miiliiiippi iill0 Jest BE-
leitigt, 90 ser .6luB iett langiam inn
6allcn begriffeT lit. Ser bohlte
5stano ocs 6llliles mar, Is SUB iiber
Der bod}itelr @alleritalosmarfe. Sci
Tegclt inr Nproel1 .bat a~ufacb0rt,
mas piel SIT DEM bobcn Malleritano
oes 6%lltlies beigetragell Bat.
Die ELECTROMAGNETIC, Sic felt
lesten1 Scptenlber lpeacl1 Der Maul=
.ltl1o &lalle1 leud)e perbdnet ml1roe, lit
lest lpiebcr %altfgebubert moroer, 10
Dob iebt Ser reaeln1abise Gerfebr
apteocr III &raft lit. 3as @eld1it
miro l1ad} alien tSeiten polt iett an
lp1eocr normal mer0ell.
Sn Orange, g. 5, It Elm
altes Gbepaor innerbulb sebn Saaen
peridieoen. Ser "a Sabre alt.
Sames @rab unb feline 80 Sabre alte
Satin ertrantten por GINGER s3eit an
Der Grippe unO am II. Mdr3 itarb
Der alte Serr. @m 20. foIgte inn
1ei1e 2ebenssefdDrtiu iii Sen Spo.
Sic nubie nidt, baB Der @atte be-
reits Qeitorben mar.
Der Maissurte1 Ser Ser.
Staaten bebnt iin INNER lpeiter mad
ytoroen aus. Sn MinneIota iparen
lr 1899 nur 9,5 pruaent, in 1909
beretts 1876, uno in 1915 Is 8ro=
sent Oes ge1amten 5armlanoes nit
Dfats beptlanot; Die entfpredenoen
3ablen in Norb : 9atpta limb O.9.
LIZ llno ettpa AS Yroaent.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-05

stant Soma, gebar Gounte. -.
gSir, Gbas. 9auItiar, 4rdiioert. ouuis Sinb,
giee , Rrdfibert nnb 5. s. etouffer. Rafs
iierer Der obengenannten gant. f6p6ren hermit
feierli6, bob oer obengenonnte geri6t oouftdn.
BIG eetreli uno ri1tig 1T, mad unferem beften
MiHen unS @lauben, fohie bob bic nben an
a%efiibrten gifets bona tibe oas etsentbum bes
@ant aIs 3orporatior iinb uno bab iein 1beil
b~erfeIben befoater @onf eeIieben ober borse.
lboffen tooroen tuar. oamit lie b%enfeIben aIS
einen Ibeil ibrer Ifiets oufpeifen M5hte.
Gbas. 8auitiau, Grdiioent.
2pIts 5tn5, 8iee . grdHoent,
s. s. stuuffer, &affterer.
nrterfdrieben uno bef6porer boz mir bur6
Gbas: 8~auitiort. 0nuis Siit ultb s. $. Stouifcr
at bteie1n 81. Gage bes WGdr5 1916.
Hnrutnn 2eabs,
Setentlider wotar in uno fir seott gointp.
Segianbl9t bon (stegeI.)
Serb. Gtes,
3. 9. 8pcring,
9n. Tcncrbud),
MIb. &erner,
9ireftoren.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-05

.gtal perausgerltfen, Dpd) lDdr III be1=
ben 6oaeu Ser al1gerid)tete Shooen
Gin lebr 9cringer. Shaobafte Sdorll=
Iteil1e 6atten oas 5eltcr pcrllriodt.
las sparipitem in Sen offentlid)en
Sdallea bat iid bisber iebr gut be-
lpabrt, 10 DOB oie geiammte Spar
'llmme iid a1f $7,544.47 beldnit.
Ine Sd)ltlen ncbfnell Mntbeil on benz
SparlDlteln, lueld1es in pielet 5dl,<
len oes 9anOes ~ciltgefiibrt noroe1 lit
ulro bisber quite Jriid]te getragcl, bat.
9fad) piermodiger aranfbeit am
S%ppbusiieher lit am Sonntog door
gell in Ser lSriibe I'M llltberijdcn So=
lpital 8ral George 9l1rgluno, 14315.
4. Mpenl,e uobnllaft, int Sitter bon
"a Sabren geltorben. Sic mlroe am
26. Sftober 1892 int 9urleig6, SsSa.,
geboren, fal1 offs &ino nod Iapen=
port nlro Dor einiacl1 Sabrcn llad)
Moline. Sic pera)eiratbete iid) am
10. 9topelnber 1914 NIT Serrlt gera=
llno, oen tic ncbit einem Sohn l1llo
Den Gltern bintcrlaBt.A Die geeroi=
gul1g flrbet ON Mittlpod) Morgelt
pom Der st. Marp's Stride aus allf
DEM 3iperiioe 6rieobof ltatt.
Iie Ippbusepioemie in ser staot
lit jeet i'm abaebnlen begriffen, 10
BOB balo Die ~gefabrlidp &ranffeit
'be|citigt 1per0en fa1ln. Mehrere Ser
loren iir1o OH Ser &ranfbeit geltor=
ben, bod idoeint ieet Elm Stiultano
.eillgetreten 5lt lein. - Nlt mlteder=
Den &ranfbciten fittell DTS iest So
l11an1lide llro 81 meiblid}e 9erl TO-
men. - 8adbrerro 0es pergangelten
Weonats ga6 es IS Gebnrten, So
manllid)em nito 90 tpei6iad,an rWe-
l1ledts.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-05
Gnaetgen fur
artettsYldte, 8ertdxfe. 1eslah,
etc.

IN biefer aa1brif nerben fir einen Ene
bts an elmer @ode gu ben n~adfolgens
ben Staten inisrirt: Bis 5n bier Bellies
ODER beren &lum SOC, iber bier uni
Bis gu ndt 3eiler $1.00. @cine AnI
5et8e tpirb fit alS b0e dr1eta
monument.
Sir gteIengs.u4e tpfrb bei ein. Bic
'eds,naliger Sriertinn 25e bere6net.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-05

@erlprcn: Gplo : IcbaiIe : llhrz
~gcbdnse, nit Ser einerapirteu SUI
idrift: BUR Grtlu,erlll1s an Sic Sllrz
l1cr : @e7a1las : Scftipn Der 9aben=
port Surngemcinbe, 1S97-t9O7."
Ser cbrlidle Sinber mose Sen Sltl,b abb
liefern in Der Office bes Ser 9emoz
frat" seaen entlpredenoe 8elpbnung.
2, 1857.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-05

la,. Ivy Sla'a'1em aoae9eoell
ipa[ n uon lpelalef' auf o1e 0rallell
luulpe ptll.tu)le1 paB W'olll'e 1rooel1
seyeh lplroe, Ipas 1la, a1a} ,oefpaDrz
yellel DaI. S1e n''offt5lea pertdltef
lparo, lpar ole S1lflille'1ao9aoe fol=
ge'lper'labeh:
0hr s~s'r1lna'a11eh:
geall1er .}60s
Sralle' .l,o14
"
So1al .o,332
WeseN @trtlnd}affen.
y sra',a', .3 32so
~
@oiai .o,ooo
0,. ~ eer AplohlplploaW 1lllo Stpe1
lrlllel DeI 1eplloll1ah1'alell Sallolpa=
gull VtolllE ~ 5ll '0hllltel1 Der "slalz
Iel ulls9elaae'l lll1 elher Malorltat
pon elloa y S1l1flh1elt; alld) llter
slaln II elne atoBe al15a9l Yral'ell an
pet MI lyvll.
a.ae, es.
Ssepe praa)e'l oor9e!1eflt apello m
. Sugl.Dolsgeoalioe M eplol1a yllo
Que Solle llfll So: s1s
.aepe gallel. 1lu) pnru1 EN- 9l'lfer-
,suI.sl 9.!.llsl y. que Slailoh per
Iu,ulll ln.o loll'lell ml19el1or1 arpel=
leu, ~ "lci1.u'1p tl'l 9sar1e'aal Slige=
W.. 1uul' ~ W pas olpc11e V1al,
u ,'l,o; pus Slullul.sgspalloe lnleeraalo
o'usa Iuy.e pslal1pl 'pnroe. n. V1ah
uer 9e'pelen 7'@.
- ~ llupi.lue Sanll'papl lllloet alll
70: Apt.l !eaII. 9is lee1 gaper1 1td}}
@u'lp'pa1e' llr oe'1 SNl1lraf]
9e'lle'pel.
a., a,o,-.
S"l ppa Saa yeell 9eelgllefes
nI.u. geae''llvs aulolllopll 1olllolrie
uuseel'eem ape''p an oer l. StraBe
a..u =. s.pe'll'e lnl eulelll :: aoeltl1e
SliaBe'.papll'paget, 1pooet ore fll1f
S'sIulle. nts allos la)l'er5ltN, aoer
1..uol geluDtllal perles1 4%pl'roe1l. WleD=
~. leLe m pel serles1ell ml'roelt ltad) Dem
~ ahig9llg 9o'pitol aloertl'Frf, 1po
,, n ~ SeStspa ne III s% 9el
iMly'.I. 400 Sai'es pom g.olll1e er=
lnl eeh Sllia) 11el}rerer Mlppen, 70
sub nl.lu w gSprpa>ereil &1'od)ell
Sae Sel'.ge pllrd5ooprf ml'roe; Slpe1
90 SelteslelL lollllle0 l'aa} 1prenl
pe'p' geptoe9l
m.h ..r.- =,
-. "au ltpslp9a9l9et arallfDelf. ut
ulll Sal'lsIag atad)atltfag mi SS,cll11
t5 nt - Eomlel, 0ran Sogn S'laaper,
io4l - .aoellle. S1ralt elans 9oDrlt
lnr lpgen alier pom 80 Sapren Sc
eplpe,l: We S~erltorpehe, 9eb: gsleb=
~ 9ul1l, !ptfoe am ~. all9l1lt 1851
~ goil.plla, Seulla)lal1o, 9epprel1,
y Mlyyltaigele llm pa'elpt ant rs.
apl'l looo nhl elols Soprh l1llo
;us,' o ,ll.i uel Suluqle ln1 %apre 1851
~ sunu' u''o aiclw llaa) Moll'le, Der
, y. pV Npl1'alg, Spr @affe
l.urp ua Sapre lo9S. gle 9erltor=
, ue,.i, es..e geau}le1e pel'1ld)e g1l'pop.
mah,,o w. Saupl, nlllerlabl 1llll1
G,,fa( n,'p - oteI Soa)ler. loap1e -
ellel M'lo ~ Hrelltel. We Seerot=
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Bin p%erfanfen: Sd bobe 9aIis gang
billia sll. berfaltfcn. Iidael Gebinger.
2731 Dlflidle Occult Ctr. 81. 81. $50. l..
2,18t
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-05

5m permietheu: Cine @pbnung bon
A 3imuern. 1916 Linton Strabe. @as,
@alcr, Selper. Sn better Srbnung.
30,1@t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-05

3n perfanfsn: 9rci ebene @al1plase.
so bel 125. @tan ipenbc iid an Mp=
gpprb, $50 Fremont Npenltc, 9ape11z
port, So. 4,18t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-05

&crlanst: Gin sutes Mabden fir
algemeinc 5~ausnrbeit. NadSufraeeu
6. 8. &letsc, 705 Mlain Ctr. LIS
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-05

@%erlanst: Gin Damn ober Srall. II
sasirt in einem sroben @tabliiiement.
Inn als unIer '8ertreter 5u fungiren.
Gin gutter @erotenit lam er5ieIt ipers
Den, pbae bab es binberlib nit Ser res
glllaren Irbcit lit. gmpfeblrnsen ses
piiuidt. abreiIe unter u152", Ser
SemDfrat". 2O,ba
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-05

Geindt: .9eutides @iabden niinIdt
Stelllll1g im @ausbalt. Nud5ufraeen
in Scr Office picIes 9lattes. 1,1@
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-05

5u perfauien! @ooernes Z 3intmcrz
Sous in 91tcm 3uitanb. Cute Gegeno,
nabe Strabenbabnliuie. Nadsufrueen
Np. 1914 Cambria Str. 29,18t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-05

Mon @aBt Die 3abl Der ieoes
Sabr IN Ser @elt aefansenen @um<
uer auf 125.O00.O00.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-05

Die 6euertpebr pllroe geiterl, 5rpei
Wial berausgerufe1t, bod NOR in BEL
ben 6oQeu Ser angerid)tete Shooer
Gin lebr g%eringer. Sd,aobafte Sd)or1-
lteil1e battet oas 5euer pcrllriadt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-05

&erlanst: Gin 8l1d)orllder bel ser
Coffee So. 3O.1@t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-05
8eridt iiber Den Stano Der
@altott Spur : 8anf

Sraanifirt inter ben @efeten bes etaates
Soma, IN Raleott, eeott Sountp, betm abftIluS
lbres 8efhdfts dnt 2S. 8agc oes Didr; 1916.
grftattet at ben Stanisauoitor Ha1 Dor.
fdrift oes Sefeses.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-05
NencS aug MDlinc.
Die @abl In @oline au Gun
ttcta Der 9rodncn cult1tcocn.
AGit ctiua 300 stimmem Mcbr6cit
iuiro Miolinc trofcngclcgt.

Dub sic ocitrioe @abr cine icbr
rege NOR, 9ebt oarals berpor, baB
iait 1000 5tinnten abgegebe,t
iplroen, bon meld)en auf bic Irallcl1
4, 104 entfiele1. Sd)olt Dor ser @abl
mltrbe beiiirdtet, oaB Moline trocfc1
geben 1piiroc, mas lid, alld5 sbemabr=
lDeitet Fat. @ie lmoifi5ieQ berid)tet
miro, NOR Sic 5timmetabgabe fol=
ac11bernua6en:
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-05

Die goli5ei nabm ont Sonntag
Wsoreen III Der Jriibe cine @o55ia I'M
Msaieltic 9otel an 2. Mpenlte 5lpiidpn
Der 1S. utro 10. StraBe, Dor nno
per6aftete bier 5ral,en5in1n,er, Sic ge-
tern Morgett bonn Noli5eirid)ter at
le So nl1o aoite,l berllrtbeilt mllr-
6er
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-05

Staotfommiiiar 90. q. Muberen,
Der lid 5mei 8oden CUR @rbol1tlg in
.greellior Springs, Mfo., ollfgebqltelt
bat, lit geItern 1pieoer beimgefebrt,
INN leillen Nflidten nadBufommcl1.
Mllber ibn aparen mebrere a1toere
elnipobner port God SSsIano in Dem
befamten grboll,ngsplas.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-04-27
as any other nLanet.

Although this speed has never
been obtained by artificial means, it
is found in nature on the earth, and
its application has a great deal to do
with animal life on u planet. AS
is well known, it is a pet theory of
the scientists that the earth is los
ing its atmosphere, just as the moon
has already lost hers, on account of
the wonderful vibrational speed of
the molecules of a gas. Hydrogen
gas is known to have a molecular
velocity of over the necessary
amount, and it is a startling proof
of the theory that no free hydrogen
is found in our atmosphere. The
theory is that this gas on being set
free rises on account of its light
ness, and when it gets 10 the outside
edge of N ocean of air is left be-
hind on n of its jumps, the earth
going forward at a great rate itself,
something like eight miles a second.
AS the earth gradually lost its at
mosphere it would become colder
and colder on account of its inabil-
ity to hold the heat received from
the sun, and all animal and vegeta-
bic life would cease. This has al
ready happened to the moon, its
temperature never rising above zero,
though the SUI shines on it for two
weeks at a time.
1t is needless to say that ever il
this speed could be obtained by a
cannon ball or other comparatively
small body the friction with the air
on its way would Immediately burn
it up, just as the shooting stars we
see are burned up before reaching
the earth. SO if the visiting of the
moon ever takes place it will have
to be accomplished in b carriage
with very thick sides and made of a
material whose melting point is
very high.-New York Tribune.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-04-27
Muscle and Music,

A story used to be told of Pade-
rewski that he could crack a pane
of French plate glass half an inch
thick merely by placing one hand
upon it as if upon a piano keyboard
and striking it sharply with his
middle finger. Chopin's last study
in G minor has a passage which
takes two minutes and five seconds
to play. The total pressure brought
to bear on this, it is estimated, is
equal to three full tons. The aver
age tonnage" of ar hours piano
playing Of Chepin's music varies
from twelve TO eighty-four tons.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-04-27
THE SPEED OF NO RETURN.
Velocity a Body Needs TO Leave the
Earth and Never Come Back.

There r a great many odd
terms in science, none Of which mas
a title so weird as the speed of no
return. This means the velocity a
body must have in leaving the earth
in order for it never to come back.
1t has been accurately worked out
and is found to be about seven miles
a second. Now, though this speed
has never been obtained by artificial
mean on the earth, Stlll it is inter
esting TO note the theory as regards
the further actions Of the body. 1t
would continue outward in "a curved
line until it was controlled 10y bal
Rncing forces, mainly the earth,
moon and sun. in such a way as to
make it have an orbit of its own.
So it would 90 on revolving forever
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-04-27

Presbyterian church. April 80.
1890 a. m. sermon. Walking as
Christ Walked" 11:45 a. m. Suh-
day school. Large increase last
Sunday. 700 p. m. Christian En-
deavor. 500 p, m. sermon, mon
conformists." Go to church. Help
somebody. Get help yourself for
right living.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-04-27

A. J. Ferguson. Of Rockdale twp
was thrown from a cart in a runa-
way Wednesday evening near his
home. DR.. McWhorter was sum-
moned and reports no bones broken,
but his back was injured somewhat.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-04-27

At the presbytery meeting held
here last week d. H. Smith of this
city was chosen as a delegate to the
National Presbyterian Assembly
which meets at Atlantic City. N. j..
next month.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-04-27

The York township board will re-
ceive bids on surfaclng all graded
roads in township according to spec
ifcations on file in clerks office on
May 8. 1916 at 2::30 o'clock p. m.
R. d. Conkey. Township Clerk.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-04-27
A o was born last week to Mr.
and Mrs Mark Woodward.

Ed Dunn the egg merchant, ship
ped nearly $1,000 worth of eggs Mon.
day.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-04-27

Mr and Mrs I. J. Murphy rejoice
over the arrival of a Young O at
their home.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-04-27

Get an all cotton mattress of
CoQuillette now at the special
price. ADV. Is
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-04-27

Stoves Stored have room to
store several stoves. Mrs A. Butler