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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-04-23

varied and given without show and
none ever went empty
handed from her door. To know her
was to love her and esteem her.
Such, briefly, was the now sainted
wife and mother Of our esteemed fell
low citizen, ]. George White and his
children, Otto, Henry, Walter, Her
man, Blanch White and Mrs. ". b.
Morgan. Their home is made desc
late since mother" has been called
from them; In health, in sickness
mothers" room was the last visited
when going to their days duties, and
the first entered when the days work
was done to greet mother" whom
they all loved and adored 50 much,
and now they sit in that room or at
her tomb and weep and mourn for
her whose place is vacant and which
none other can ever fill for them, and
a large circle of friends at home and
abroad mourn with them and from
all sides come messages of love and
sympathy TO comfort them in their
loss, but none can do that but Jesus
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-04-23

Deep in the hearts Of the men and
women of the south is held ever sweet
and sacred the memory Of the south
ern heroes who laid down their lives
for their country. For many years
the Ladies Confederate Memorial as
ISOLATION has fittingly observed Me-
mortal Day on April 26th. This year
the association is planning to cele-
brate the day most deliberately, and
has asked that the merchants of the
city do honor to the Confederate dead
by decorating their places of bust
ness, using the flags if possible and
otherwise the Confederate colors-
red and white.
The veterans viii be driven to the
church in automobiles, and the Ia
dies request that all who can do so
will furnish cars and have them at
Mallory Court at $3.50 o'clock on We'd
nesday afternoon, decorated if pos
sible In the colors of the Confederacy-
The veterans will leave Mallory
Court promptly at 4 o'clock, and the
services will be held at the First
Baptist church at 4:3o, Mr.. William
Fisher making the address of the
day, introduced by Mr.. Clement
Blount.
The order of march will be as fol
lows:
/. The Confederate veterans in au-
tomobiles, preceded by the band.
2. The Veteran Firemen.
8. The Sons of Veterans.
4. The Boy Scouts.
5. The mayor, commissioners and
city officials in automobiles.
6. Mounted police.
Z. City fire department.
Those participating in the parade
are requested to be at Mallory court
not later than $3.50 o'clock The pa
rade will move promptly at A o'clock
At the church the order of serv-
ices will be as follows:
Professional by orchestra.
Hymn, "Holy, Holy, Holy'-By
choir.
Opening prayer by the Rev. D. P
Slaughter.
Quartet, "Tenting Tonight S
Garfield, ]. o. Walker, DIR. Charles
R. Mitchell and Walker Anderson.
Address by Mr.. William Fisher.
Hymn, "America"-By choir.
Benediction by DIR. A. S. Moffett.
Recessional by orchestra.
DIR. A. S.. Moffett will have charge
Of the services at the church.
The orchestra will be composed Of
Misses Charliebelle Laney, organist
Miss Cora Mallory and Ada Rosasco
violinists.
The local chapter United Daugh
tiers of the Confederacy have beer
invited to attend in a body, and vii
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-04-23
People Events
By Celia MyroVer Robinson.

Ausdale, at $50, Miss Margaret
owsley leading. Postponed from
Monday.
WEDNESDAY.
Memorial Day celebration under
auspices of the Ladies' Confederate
Memorial Association. Veterans meet
at Mallory Court ut four o'clock.
Memorial services at First Baptist
church at 4:30.
Dinner dance and cabaret at Prog
ress club at eigst o'clock.
Nomads meet with Mrs. Thomas
v. Hannah on Wednesday afternoon
at 4:30. Meeting postponed from
Monday.
THURSDAY.
The Shakespeare club meets with
Mrs. Francis Wilson, North BARGE
Iona street, Mrs. Wilson leading on
the fourth act Of Henry ".
Meetings Wonan's Cooperative
Relief Association with president,
Mrs. j. S. McGaughey, at eleven
a m.
New City Thtmble club with Mrs.
r. B. Little, 1101 East Gadsden
street, at 3 o'clock.
Banquet at San Carlos hotel, ten
dered by the bankers of Pensacola
to the visiting bankers and their
wives, attending the convention of
the Alabama Bankers Association.
Music and dancing, TrelIis room of
San Carlos, in honor of ladies attend
ing convention of Alabama Bankers
Association.
FRIDAY.
Bay party for Alabama Bankers
Association, with luncheon served on
board yacht. Visit to Pickens and
aviation station.
Music and dancing at San Carlos
In honor Of ladies attending bankers
convention.
Shakespeare celebration, old Eng
hsh games, school 81, at two o'clock.
SATURDAY.
Tennis, golf and dancing at the
Country club for visiting bankers
and their wives.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-04-23

be seated on the left side of the
church, taking the front seats. The
middle pews VIII be reserved for the
veterans
Immediately after the service at
the church a procession win be form
ed, which will proceed to r. f.. Lee
Square, where there will be a must
cal program by the band, and taps
will be sounded.
Mrs. o. j. Semmes, chairman of
the monument committee, requests all
who have flowers to send their floral
offerings to the square by 2 o'clock
on Wednesday, at which time a COM
nittee will be present to receive them.
The school children are invited to
participate in the exercises at the
square, bringing their flowers to Law
about the monument on Wednesday
afternoon.
The graves of the Confederate dead
in the city viii be decorated with
wreaths and flags, and Mrs. Horace
Lee Simpson, president of the La
dies Confederate Memorial associa-
ton requests that no one remove any
of the flags or wreathes from the
graves.
The following committees are in
charge of the decoration of the diff
ferent cemeteries:
Mrs. G. Thiesen, st. Michaels; Mrs.
Chris Reilly, st. Johns; Mrs. H. L.
Simpson and Mrs. Francis Wilson,
the national cemetery.
There are lightweight southern
soldiers buried at st. Michaels; sew
enty-nine at st. Johns; seventy-two
at the national, and one, Mr.. Lewis
Bear, at the Hebrew cemetery. The
Chipley monument in the plaza will
also be decorated.
A beautiful musical program has
been arranged, the committee in
charge of which is Mrs. ]. o. Walker,
Mrs. Nettie Whitfield and Mrs. H. G..
Cushman.
The Ladies Confederate Memorial
association is indebted each year to
the members of the fire department
for the service rendered in placing
the decorations on the monuments
and removing them after the cere-
monies and take this means to ex-
press their approaching Of this serv-
ice, which will be extended again this
year.
MUSIC AT FIRST PRESBY-
: TERRAIN CHURCH.
The music at the morning service
of the First Presbyterian church will
be especially beautiful. Following is
the program:
Voluntary: Selected-Miss Laney.
Anthem-"When the Sabbath Was
Past" Bartlett.
Offertory-"The Magdalene," War
rem.
Choir-Mrs. Nita Osborn Beun, So
prano; Mrs. Lillian Bauman Pavey
| contralto; Mr.. w. S. Garfield, tenor;
Mr.. C. W. Coleman, bass, and Miss
Charliebelle Laney, organist.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-04-23
SOCIAL CALENDAR
FOR THE WEEK
MONDAY.

MONDAY.
Musical entertainment, reception
and dance at the Keyser auditorium,
at eight o'clock, under the auspices
Of the Knights Of Columbus, for the
benefit of the K. of C. room at the
Pensacola Hospital, conducted by the
Sisters Of Charity.
Shakespeare tercentenary celebra-
ton at r. E. Lee Square, under aus
pieces Shakespeare Club. Folk dancing
under direction of Miss May Curtis;
concert by the Eighth Band Of the
coast artillery corps. From four to
five-thirty.
Shakespeare celebration of the
grammar school, at 1880 p. m.
Easter egg hunt for pupils Of
school q, at two o'clock.
Easter egg hunt at schol No. 20.
Shakespeare pageant Monday NOR
nfng at $50 o'clock at school No. 20.
TUESDAY.
Miss Annie Chaplin McLane hos
tess at bridge at the Country Club,
for her guest, Miss Martha Bremen
Of Augusta, Ga.
Mrs. J. C. Avery hostess to the
Tuesday Bridge club at $3.50.
Priscilla club with Mrs. J. E
Fleming at two o'clock.
The Caxtons with Mrs. James Van
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-04-23

Jesus, in whom mother" believeds
Jesus whom she loved; Jesus in whom
she fell asleep; Jesus, the Saviour,
who died for her and rose again, and
now, today, Easter, comes once more
with its glad tidings, of glorious
resurrection from the dead, and the
promise Of blessed reunion of all
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-04-23

Require the prompt placing orders for engraved iuvf
tatons Our samples represent the very latest shapes
and forms that have been accepted By refined and fash
onabe society We LEAD in originating artistic effects
with fine material Our prices the lowest Send for
samples. which viii be supplied free Of charge ]. P
STEVENS ENGRAVING CO., Wedding Stationery In
gravers n whitehall St.. Atlanta, Ga
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-04-23

that have died in the Lord in the life
everlasting. There we shall meet her
and greet her and be with her before
the throne Of God and the Lamb ever
more. This Is the blessed hope that
Easter brings; may it bring this hope
to their grieving hearts.
A FRIEND.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-04-23
NAOMI REBEKAH LODGE TO
ENTERTAIN ON MONDAY
EVENING.

The Naomi Rebekah lodge viii en-
terrain on Monday evening at Raj
ford Hall, musical hour to be fol-
lowed by refreshments. The courtesy
Is planned az q welcome to those who
have just returned from the meeting
Of the grand lodge at Sanford, Fla.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-04-23

RIM QAHF A stock Of Dry Goods, shoes
FIN MALT Millinery. VIII invoice about
VS. $4,000 including axtures An
clean. In good shape. Business to be continued
store room centrally located In rapidly growing
little city In the Piedmont section of 81 O. Bust
ness has been conducted successfully over IS
years Terms to suit purchaser. City Of best
educational facilities. modern conVenfenceS
healthy ideal place Of residence Write "Opt7-
mist :. care Jacobs d Co. Clinton. 6. c.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-04-23
GROUP 4DREssEs
$500 Values for $1,000,

$500 Values tor $1O.OU.
Truly wonderful are these Dresses,
consisting of taffetas and crepe de
chimes, all shades, In springs favorite
noodels .-.. .......... $1,000
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-04-23
GROUP 5-DRESSES
$1,000 Values for S15Oo

Silk Dresses, materials of pussy
willows, taffetas, crepe de chimes,
handsome models. Splendid assert
ment .....--.....e.. .......$ $500
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-04-23
GROUP 1-SUITS
$500 Values for $1,000.

Consisting of shepherd plaids, sill
yer cloth and beach cloth. All the
new and wanted shades. $1,000
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-04-23

LADIES CONFEDERATE MEMORIAL SERV-
ICES, FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, APRIL 26
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-04-23
GROUP 3-SUITS

0NOO1 . y y a
$3.50 Values for $500.
These are our very highest grade
Suits. The signet of Fifth Avenues
approval stamps every one Of these
Suits. There are silks, silk faile, ga
berdines and taffetas, and of the best
materials available .......... $500
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-04-23
GROUP e-DREsSEs
$500 Values for $19.75.

$500 Values for $19.75.
Magnificent are these Silk Dresses
simply beautiful are the styles. Alb
solutely nothing has been overlooked.
There are pussy willows, crepe de
chimes, taffetas, and Georgette crepes.
The cream of our stock now. !, .$1s.75
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-04-23

WHITE WASH SKIRTS
There are ratine and linens two
pockets and belted. $50 values
Monday for .................$ 1.OO
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-04-23
Crepe Decline Blouses

Twenty-Five dozen sheer and win
some-in al the shades of rose, flesh,
maige and white. Bought to sell at
$500, but for Monday price. $500
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-06
Tredcr @aubaufau 1T
Moline.

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ipiuic Gin Gaiiaaier cincr Mulincr
Strafcuba5m ultroem i)e,ttc Mprgen
lttt balb 4 ltlr uur einem nmsfirtcn
Giltbcr faugelnltcn rub iibcrfallcn.
Sas aansc @clS bes @ononftcnrs,
%l1ngefabr $50, eitc gulbcnc llir mnb
$3.50 in @mrsclo ficlcu Sem Mian=
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lnacfagr int Mltcr uor 30 Sagrcm
itebt, lief Ben @aacnfiibrer lanaian
faGrcn ,trlo rif bic Sbiir alf, III Der
91tnfeibeit cntflicGcrb. ST batte oem
Haiiagicr inb Dcm &uuSnftenr nit
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l,Dmn,cn, ,uu CT linen bcfaBl, bic
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rcnb CT iclbrr bic Strakenbabm'ua=
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&aaenfiibrcr, lanaiam SIT fabren. Gr
iprana aits Sem mod in Sabrt bcfinb=
lidJcn &agcm alsS cntfnm im Ser Snn=
Ma6cres iiber bcm l1cbcrfaa
ltcf iidJ Db Der uprgrIdrtttcncm Stun=
Sc nidt III G%rfalramg bringcm.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-06
'Trau Gliabttb 8rttcnourf
rrbdlt gegcn ibreu S6ma=
ger S47l,929.86
6ugciprodeu.
&ld9erin latte auf $3,OOO,O 900 &C.
tla9t.
Grpsck lit cincr Scr arGktci,, Scr jc
in Scutt GDuntD Dbcr icl6it int
Stnatc Spma DcrBanbclt
mMrhc.
S8ic nerlontct, ,uirb bic @cflagtc gc-
gen Sas llrtgcil appcllircu.

Uralt g%li;obctb $. 9etteuborf er-
|bielt geltern SAT- ,929.S6 als 3u-
iblag BON Ben Nfticl1 Ser 9ettellOorf
@eiclldait, 0ie iie an Suiepb IS.
gettenoor 1tad Mbid)eioen Tires @at-
ten perfaltfte, polt @e~5irfsrid)ter s.
:. 2ctts i'm Scott County 9e5irfs-
gerid)t 5ugeiprod}ell. Irau 9ettcn-
boris &lagc lalttete allf $3,0OO,000.
Nad) Mltgabe Don @alter sc. @al=
lltti BON Ser Mlmaltsiirma Goof 8
galluff, cil1er ser Gedtsbeiltdl1Oe Ser
gcflogter, iagte geitern, DOB Ser SAT-
wabrldcinlid, Dem Staatsobergerid)t
sur Grleoigu1g i~ibergeben meroen
miro. Soc 81. Cane, Elm nnoerer Ser
s(lmalte fiir Sic geflagten, befilloet
lid sur 3eit a%llBerbalb Ser Staot ull0
miro nid)t Dor SdlltB Ser @ode mie=
Ser l1ad1 Iapcnport sltriiffebrel1.
Iann merbcn oie Mnmalte fiir bie
'gettc1borf @eielldaft, sic nit So
lcpb @. @cttenoorf 5ltlantmen als bie
9ctlagten gcllanllt iino, cine Sonic
rcn5 abbaltelt, BON Ser sic Mppela=
tiol1 oes llrtbeils al 0as Staatsober=
gcrid)t ~a6bal1gen miro.
Irpalt 81. @. @mnam filr Die
&laserin erflarte lid NIT nem l1rtbeil.
bes 9fid)tcrs einuerltmloel1, trotoem
er ueigentlid) mebr ermartct bate"
Soften Sic slntpaltc ser @ertbeioi=
gltl1g an oas Stootsobcrserid)t appel
liren, 10 miiroe Bic flagcriide 9artci
0as Naintliebe tbl1n.
Ser SAT- %gclangte 5l1nl crltsn Male
Dor nngefabr eilrem Sabre IN sic @e=
ribte> als Sic &lagcpetition aln 81.
Wai 1915 0nrd} Sic Mnpaltsfirmer
@amam & 5bepbero, MeGorf1id,
IbomaioL &irflano & &atterlon
ein9creidt ml,roe. Mls Mmpdltc fir
Bic Gertbcioigllng muroen Sic sln=
maltsfirn1en 2al1e & @atcrn1an lll,D
goof & @alltff cngagirt.
Mm 90. Ge5ember bes Goriabrcs
fam Ser Sail Damn gum erlten Wsale
Dor gc5irfsridter 2etts 5ltr gerbanb=
hing llno ool1erte bis 81tnl 8. Sarllqr
il1flulipe, ais Ser &iabter crflarte, baB
CT iid ben ltrtbeilslprl1d) por6ebalten
miirbe. Set Den letten orei Modben
6at Der Nid)tsr falt ieinc' gau5e 3eit
altf Die Irtfd)ItllOirlung ser Mrgunten=
tc fiir uno Di0rr sic 9cttcnbpri Sc
lellldaft pcrlpcnoct. @eltcrn gab ct
baum ocr obenallacmerften ltrtbeils-
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-06
Moliner aeluinnt solocnc McoaiQc

slnglllt Gan @ontergbem bon Mo-
line erbielt oie oiesiabrigc gol6ene
MeOaille bei benl 25. ja6rliden &ol1=
tclt Oes st. ambroie College 5llge=
iprodJeir. gr Gatte iid) uGilbert 8ar-
fers uSbe Faliing of fife 8bite
sman" ausgeiud)t. Moplills gone
erbielt Sen 5lpeiten 9reis. Gas 8ro=
gratnm lnlltete:
u@leopotra'S Canoe" (gaprice) .
IS. $. &line
Srd)eI ter.
Sidney Cartoons 5acrifice" (Gale
Of 1wo Cities @bas. 3idens
Samcs Worroap.
~ Solbier's &epriepc" S. MnonDnl
0abio Molpnellr.
uIbe gaiiing Of tbe gsbite span"
. ;, .,rfumlbmprltomgolben
@il6ert Aarfer
Ml1gllit San 8ontergbem.
u9omn tbe @aDou" 81. 9e&obel
ugirginia" &. 9. Meacoulor
Mopiil1s Conc.
uSn tbe Mappabannod"
6. 6. 5on1crpilt
@iaiom Nogers.
oIGe @eart Of @aoop @bad"
6. 81. 9al
9r6eter.
Gntideioltng Der 9lidter.
uSeart of Mmcrica" artbllr Yrgo,
SrGelter.
Die Nidter 1paren: Mep. 9'9eeil
bon 9fof Sslano, Soiepb Sanigal
rn6 Sobn Siggins bon Iapenport.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-06
COMPROMISING Scr uS. g. q. nnb
t II. 6. s."

Die MttgIieoer Ser Srapelers Gro-
tectlDe Mliociation ln1b Sic Ser llniteb
Commercial Irapelers bon 3anen=
port mer0en am Som1abenh, Sen III.
Sunni, NIT Dem groBen Iampfer g..
IS. Sill eine4groBe Iampferfabrt off
benz Wiilifiippi naterncbmen.
9ie Mitglieber beioer Srgal1iiatio=
men linb ais Dor5iiglidc &ameraben
l1nb intereiiante ulto oltgleih gemiitb=
lide ll~nter6altcr 6efana1t. Srosoem
Die beioen @ereinigungen getrennt
Doneinaroer arbeiten, 10 beltcbt ll,t-
ter ibnen ood bas 3eiden ser Brit
berld]aft lt10 innigltcn sSrelu,6i1aft.
5relr1oe Der einen un6 Ser moeren
@eieai6aft, Die lih einmal rcd)t nad)
6er5cnslltlt amiiliren molIel1, lino 51t
bicler 1ampferfabrt cingclaoen. Ser
Gampfer fd6rt INT balb 3 ll6r Ma6-
mittags bon 8apenport fort rlto bon
God Sslano NM 5ebn Minatten 11ad)
orei llbr. Inn balb 8 l1br slbenbs
miro Damn nnh 9apenport sltriicfge<
fe6rt. Inn adbt l1br Mbenos fabrt
0ann Ser 3anpfer mieoerltm ab, Inn
bier mieber geget1 IL lt6r Mbenos
ei15ntreHelt. Sir Sc slusfabrt miro
SOC bere6net.
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gaglfampi Scr gciHcie, ser jc in sSoua ansacfpdtcn uprbcm lit. Sramcn=
lmmredt mod unentldcbcn.

9cs Muincs, Sa., 6. sunni, 4 lt6r
Muracns. Madscbpbcn). Nnti=
Snffraacttcu=2cttcr beGnuptcn, baf;
Trancnitimmrcd;t NIT 1000 in cincnt
Srittel uuu 2297 Ercsitften pcrlprcn
gcaanacn lit. GcmnadJ lit oas Trm=
c%mitinutredIt ntdjt mgcnpmmci,
luurbcn, @cnaucrcs laft iid) jcbud)
mod i1n11cr nidjt fcititcllcn.
Gcoaftion pom Ser 1emofrat"
Inn 3:45 llbr Morgans. @cim slb=
ldliebclt lrnicres 8eriftcs fil1oel1
mir, bob cine gcnal1e Mltgabc iiber
oas Traltenitinmreht nod} bel @ci=
tenn nid)t SIT 6aben lit. Son sos bon
los Grcsillft bes Staates Soma
lparcn Die lesten telepboniidcn Mcl=
ol1rlge1 aus Tes M1oil1es 56.922 fiir
ltno 56,l30 gcgen bas 6ral,cnltimn=
redJt, looaB cine Stinlmenmebrbeit
fiir Bic gnllablne bes Iral1cnItinlnl=
rcd)tes bon 1872 beltcbt.
sSll Ser bieiigen observation-disclosures
lpabl 1d)e1llt Sebc1s &anfmalm &C.
lhlagan SIT Gaben. SiebenSem BON
Sen 81 Gre5illften bes Gountps la]lelr
Die beiOcn &anoiOaten mic nad)ltebeilo
erldeinen: Sebens 1889, &allfn1ar1l
915. Sic Sberiffs=&anoioaten baben
cs ebenfalls altf einen beiben &anrpf
a%nfpn1nen %laIie1. <ehl peilt bon
IL aus 81 Gresi11ften S22 Stinlmel1
gegen Die 74S Stin1men bon @l1rn1ei=
tier al1f.
gon 80 aus Sen 81 Grc5inften ltrr-
ieres County maren 2,032 fir 1alo
4,34S gegel11 iooaB mir iiber 5lpei 5u
elrs Die Irauetitinmredtspropoii=
tion geldlaget1.
Nad)itebelro sic in ser 5taot a6-
Qeaebel1en Stin1n1pn.
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9eutihc Bon tar ocn Monat
Snnt.

@oltmcilter 6reo Sharon matbte
Die Sage befallnt, on beae11 nm
neltl1 l1br Mbenos~ in Sem Iapclt=
porter Noltamt bie Goit fir 9eutldl=
latb Id)lieBt. S1mmtlida fir bic
3cntralmddlte -Ieutid)lano, DETER
reidrl 1ngarn, gulgaricn, 2ltrem=
burg, Iiirfei, Sdnpeoen, Norlpeacn,
Ianemarf 81 beliimmtcn Toltlad)cl1
lpcrbet nit nclttralel ldlpeOilden,
norluegiI6en uno olllildcn CANT
pfern b%eforbcrt. IS merbeH llllr
&riefe 5ltgelallcll, ltnb bieie miiiicn
NIT elmer 5c=M.larfe ~beric6en lein.
Die eaten fir Sdll,B ser nah sen
ohcngenannten 9onoarn bcItimmtcn
Bpltlaben lit on Sen nad)ltebenbcn
Gagen: g., 10, 90, %. nno 81.
Stunt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-06
Scltid,cr 9ipnicr fcicrt @ebnrtstag.


Serr $. s. Mlrbs, Geo. 1910 5ar=
NOM StraBe, feiert berte inn &reiie
leincr Samilie, gefannten lt,tb
Irennbe1 Die 81. @ieberfebr ieines
8ebnrtstages.
SEER NR1,bs erblidte am 6. Sssltl1i
1885 81 grobitei in Solitein oas
2idt Ser @elt nno fam i'm Sftober
bes Sabres 1856 nad) Sen gcreinig=
ten Staatelt, mo- ct 5lterlt III Seem Or
leans merifaniiben 9ooel1 betrat.
Gr iieoelte lib NIT leiner 6an1ilie
glei6 in 0ielem Ifeile bes Scott
Gpnntp al rno bat ieitber fat 11nll11=
terbroden bier gepobnt.
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@om Sooc ab6crnfcn.
S uIinsS hroeoer t.

Slllil1s sdrocoer oeridieo geiterlt
Moraen in iciner @obmlng, geo.
1929 Sent StraBe.
Ser &erItorbene erblifte i'm Sabre
1874 in Geuti1lan0 bas 2idt Der
8elt nn0 fam Dor %lltgefabr einenl
Sabre bon 9uffalo, q. g. nod 3a=
penport. Sn Ser Seem PORTER Staot
.bat or piele Sabre lang aetpo6nt. Gin
Ser5id)lag ideint iei,tem 2ebentein
gllbe gertadt 5li baber.
MllBer ieiner GoftinL Sralt gert6a
sd)roeoer, birterlaBt Der Da6ingc=
ldieoene einen Sobn, grnlt Sdroe=
Der, eli Sabre alt, lmb cine Sod)ter,
Morie, neu,1 Sabre alt. Die Gor6e-
reitl1usen fiirl6ie 9eltattlnlg limo nod
Inidt g%etroffem sporoen.
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9ol1nfD: 30 Dom 81 Yre5ir1ften:
Sa; 4,34S 9eein.
sSn Der Stobt bat oem11ad) MIR elm
eln51ges Fre5inft fir bas Iraltet=
ltilnmrebt geltimmt, nro SOS lit Ser
brittle Erc5inft Ser lehjten @aro.
gettcnoorf itimn1te ebenfons nit SO
gegen so Stimmen fir sic Mnraflrne
oes JrancnItimmredts.
Sn Den allBeltlicgenoen Gresinften
pes Gollttp lporcn oie nadIte6en6en
Stlmn1en bis sum- SdluB ser SSpr=
st baben:
g%ettc1oorf: IS ia; so neiu.
glue 8rob, 1. Gre5inft: is ia;
SO neir.
@nffolo, 2. gre5inft: 10 ia; 80
l1ein.
Davenport gomnl6ip 1. gre5inft:
- ia; n nein. 2 Yre5inft IA ia;
90 neit.
Sidorp @robe: is ia; 1926 ncin. y
Sibcrtp: is ia; 126 nein.
N%lealo11t gallep: SO ia; so nein.
Erlnceton: So ia; 73 nein.
9tolfi11gbam: 10 ia; nein SO.
SHERIDAN: AZ ia, III neil1.
Minflelo: 81 ia; 40 nein.
9aroil1g ltebt nit elmer gtimnen-
3abl bon 4 gu | inn goroeraruno,
1br1 5ltl'ad1lt folat Cotton. Sir Sc
11eralatlpalt idcint @ilion IN Ser
se1tullg gu icinL mabreno @apner ser
3lpeite IN Dem @cttrcnnen ser Sam
Oioaten lit.
sResialocpciden Opn Ser 9cmu=
frat".
Clinton, Sa., 6. SUM. gotalbe-
rldjt Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES:
Sir: 40 @egen 1902.
Mnscatinc, So., 6. srni. gier.
5cbn bon einuno5man5ig 9re5infteu
in @%'llscatine County einldIieBlid
DER gal5cn Stabt Sir: 1,277,
gcgen: 1906.
eeoor &apios, Sa., 6. Sllni. 3e6r
Nre5ll1tte IN Silm County - tiir:
1854; gegen: 2,237.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-06
&artcnnntcrGaltnnn ser 2apcnpurt
Snrngcmeinbc.

81 Ser an Counting gbeno obge=
baltc1en &artcnu1terbaltll1g Ser Ia=
penport Ir1rngemeinoe, perbl11oen
init Iana, Battan iid gesell einblrn=
bert mo acknowledgements Mitglie=
Der oes gereins lno lire Sreunoe
eil1gefulocn. Sic naditebenoen 90
men nno &erren aeluarlnen &reile:
Sfot Soc 8agner, 6. 9eien=
lteot, .. 2abe1berger.
Gi,d) Ian1en: 1rau Serm.
8arnfen, Srm1 Geo. @a(omann
5ran @esner; ,@erren: Grnelt Ga
ton, SRI. groafmann, Sri. Iora
Stabc.
&amid gamen: @prtle Sale,
Mpina Sdmiot, Coma 2ois, 2oltilc
&ranlbad; @crren: Spbn Martin,
Sarrp Mainfen, 2puis Martin, Ser
bert 8raad).
800 9anrcn: Selma @oltc,
Sror .. 2%aoenberger, Srau 8. @era,
Srall u. 8ieic; @erren: q. Ieober-
len, Mf. 0'orlc> 20. Mlarrap, 81. Gier.
Jon.
groltpreiie - garncn: Glara SoB
@retden &euter; Serrcn: Sel,rr
9alt.
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Or. q. @riilna

aus Sll6ien llno Gottin, sic Iodter
zines oeltlden Erofeiiors aus @alle,
ltattete1 Ser Meoaftim ei1len iebr OIL
gelrebmen 8eln9 ab.
Or. &ril6na miro, apie bereits in
ln1lerem Sonntagsblatt a11gefiinoigt,
belltc Gienstag) einen 8ortrag inn
Commercial Stub iiber bic Geid)afts=
mogli6feiten fiir Mmerifaner in sSn=
oien balten ltno Mittmob slbel1o
miro ct in Ser Sllrnballe iiber sic
8obrbeit Der inoiidcn Sage uno Ser
Daltni5Ie reoen.