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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-01

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gSubI am 7. goOember iute Elm Wurn fir
gebraSfa8 berDOrragen0en gercd)ten un6
fur6tloien Staat8monn, 8un0eSIenutor
Gilbert III. Pltd6ccd
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Der Understanding etnfitbrten.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-01

froft lit Dor nllen 0tngen Die GrDdltrng
Der un6ere6enbQren RaturIddBe Qlo8fa8
fir 0Qs 8olf Der Ser. Staaten Al Ders
0Qnfen.
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GerI6nQerun0 6e8 Germtn8 bon 8un-
0c50Qrleben uuf 6armeigentum, cine
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idere GntlDiGlunQ 0e8 g8eiten5 uro be-
ion0erem 8orteiI fir ben 6armer.
Sir toabre 11eutralttdt 1(mcrikas.
Senator Pitd6co& bate Sen 1r1ut oes
babt, i'm Bun6csfcnot fir tuobre mnS ed9tc
ueutrolitdt unIcres CdnScs inn ~eeocntpdr>
tiocn tDeltkricoc ciu5Mtrctcr, unS Gin
tpoffenats Tutrpcrbot 81 forSerr.
M8 MttQlte0 0e8 mi0ti9iten 2u8fdui-
ic5 BEG 8un0c8ienute8, 0e8 &omitees fir
~ml8rD0rtige 2nqelegen6eiten, bat er Ferner
Ieinen GinfluB ultfgebOten, 0tefe8 2ano
aus 0en internationalen 8erDtdIungen
berou83uDolten.
@etI cr MN efte 0eutroItt6t foroerte,
miro er i'm icbigen 8obIfampfe bon Der
mneutro(en 8reiIe un0 leioer ol8 bon
pielen fremogeborenen 8itrgern Gus ben
20n0ern Ser Miierten OUTS 8itterite be-
t0mpft. 6ein 8egenfan0ioat, Der SIC.
pubIifoner Sobn 8. &enne0p, Elm S6otte
bon 0eburt un0 @rdiioent Ser u8ritiib
empire N1Iociotion bon 0ebraSfa", tDen-
BET feline groBen @eI0mitteG an, INN oieie
mneutrQle &Qmpfe8petle gegen 9tt6cof
3u i6iiren un0 i'm tpe8en fetner gere6ten
un0 fur4tloien @an04ungStDetie 5u i6Ia-
gen.
The Dolores star., 1916-07-28
DRINK AND DIVORCE,

1.-THE story Of the divorce court
reeks with whisky and brutality" says
Jack Lait, who writes. for Chicago
Herald. He has lately been dropping
into the courtroom of Judge Kersten
the busiest jurist in Christendom, and
watching and listening" He has
found that "the fist is the symbol OF
divorce and the bottle its Inspiration
Liquor is responsible for more than
ten out Of twenty cases. Those are
the tales" he says, "that do not get
display heads in news columns. They
are not important, they are not pic.
turesque." Judge Kersten has spent
30 years "adjudicating criminal mat
tiers, from murder to splitting on the
sidewalk-and of 1t all, the blacklist
the sorriest, the saddest, are the dl.
vorce cases."
And the states, most Of them, &c
on licensing the sale Of the stun
which inspires the drunken fist-ge
on in money partnership with thu
drunkard maker!
The Dolores star., 1916-07-28
WHO'LL GET THE MONEY!

The manufacture Of lumber 10 ar
important industry in the state Of
state Of Washington and the woods
men used periodically to 60 into the
towns and spend their wages in the
saloons. Shortly before the prohibi.
ton law became operative a police
captain inquired Of one Of these men
what he would do with his money on
his next visit. 'I'll tell you what I am
going to do" said the logger. Next
time I come to town I am going to buy
a new suit Of clothes, some boots, q
mackinaw and some new blankets.
The captain says that this answer is
typical Of the answers of many other
loggers who might be questioned.
The Dolores star., 1916-07-28
Oplapeta1lCe
. Notes .
FOLLY OF NATIONS.

In an address at London university
before the Child Study association on
Serving the Future" DIR. c.. W..
Saleeby, an eminent English scientist,
stated that he had 1t on the highest
authority that the increase in infant
mortality since the war began was al
most entirely due to the fact that
mothers had been drinking more alco-
hol-had, in fact, been using to kill
the future the money given by the ma
ton to save the future. "PeOple do
not realize" the doctor declared, 'hOw
much Of the finest food is being de-
stroyed to make poison. 1t is the mad
dest thing you can imagine! There
are not enough ships to carry our COM
merce, yet many ships are being used
to bring to these shores the material
for making poison that our mothers
may buy at the corner Of the street."
To illustrate the national need Of
caring for children in their earliest
years, Doctor Saleeby remarked that
during the past II months the army
had been rejecting immense numbers
of damaged" men, who were really
damaged as long ago as 1s9O-95. Ger
many had been having the same diff
Guilty, but in her case it was even
more serious. That country, he said,
was now paying for her characteristic
militarist neglect of the mother and
the child, for 1t was certain that q
high rate of infant deaths meant q
proportionately high rate Of dam.
aged" or unfit men.
The Dolores star., 1916-07-28

Cotton corduroys have been grow
Ing In favor for at least three seasons
and now on every hand they are to be
seen. They are used for summer
coats and skirts and are shown in aIl
the fashionable colors in the lighter
tones. In rose, blue, maize, and light
green they have proved a strong at
traction for younger women. But, for
midsummer wear In all white they
make the strongest appeal to women
of discernment,; young or old.
The latest of coat models in cotton
corduroy Is nhown here. and there is
no likelihood that we shall see any
thing better. for designers are through
with coats for summer wear. This
model Is very full, with wide cape-col-
The Dolores star., 1916-07-28

Grape. Is set In the plating near tn
front. The small neck ruff, worn with
this hat. is made of faille ribbon and
plated net
Almost any Of the millinery braids
may be used in conjunction with crane
for making hats to be worn during ne
RODS of mourning. Grape is only used
for mourning and has come to he
the token of it. By adding trimmings
of it to other stuffs they become cor
rect for mourning wear, but they are
to be chosen by someone who knows
how to discriminate.
White Grape is preferred to black
sometimes, and hats made of 1t appear
among displays Of mourning millinery.
Grape Is particularly durable fabric
since the process of waterproofing has
been applied to it.
The Dolores star., 1916-07-28

lnr. and boasts an entirely new note in
Its landings of white cotton velvet.
The collar is bordered with 1t and the
belt and fastening straps are made of
it.
The coat hangs fine at the back
with the belt of white velvet thrust
through slashes at each side of the
front. White cord loops at the ends
of the belt fasten over velvet-covered
buttons. Two short straps over the
breast fasten in the same way. The
collar closes with button and loop.
Plain coat sleeves are finished with
turn-back cuffs, faced with the white
velvet and caught with buttons. Large
patch pockets, mounted at the Sides
are lined with white also. Altogether
this is coat of great distinction.
The Dolores star., 1916-07-28
CITIES ENFORCE DRY LAW.

1T used to be all very WELL" says
the Spokane (Wash.) Chronicle. &c
say that prohibition is good enough
for the rubes. but it won't go in the
cities Now things have swung
around to such an extent that the
larger municipalities are among the
leaders in. the dry movement. Seven.
ty-one cities. ranging from $4,000 to
$4,000 population are now listed ae
dry and with the dry law as we'll en-.
forced as other laws. Seven wet
states contain dry cities of more than
$4,000 population. There are 10 dry
states, and the Nations Going Dry
all too soon to please the saloonatics. "
The Dolores star., 1916-07-28
Group Of Mourning Hats.

A group of mourning hats pictured
n the illustration shows the medium
sized sailor shape in three develop
ception Of the braid hat at the left
these hats are suited to any season
Of the year and the shapes may be re-
lied upon as staple in style.
The hat at the top is made of one
ii the specially woven silks used for
mourning millinery. The silk is laid
smoothly over the frame, with the
aeatness which is Indispensable in max
Ing this particular class of hats. Either
English crepe or silk, like that used for
covering the frame, serve to make the
roses and foliage and stems that are
applied nat to the crown.
At the left similar hat Is made by
covering frame with crepe georgette.
rriangles of English crepe are applied
to the crown, at the base. They are
outlined with crape-covered cord, and
a braided pattern Is applied to them
with a small cord of the same kind.
As a finish two ball ornaments, made of
He SOIu' appear ~ uue leIt sue. "A
neck ruff of plated Grape, worn with
this hat, fastens with a bow of broad
-ibbOn at the back.
An airier hat of hair braid and net
b shown at the right, and it belongs
10 the summertime. The lace braid
b stretched over wire frame
having the wires wound with Grape,
For trimming. wide plated ruching
If net is placed about the crown, and
. rose which may be either of silk or
The Dolores star., 1916-07-28
NONUNION WHISKY,

Ninety-four per cent of the whisky
made in the United States is made by
the whisky trust. Whisky is made by
nonunion labor, paid only 1919 per
reau of census reports. The hours Of
labor range from 10 to II per day.
Out Of 500 paid for whisky at manu-
facturer's price only $2.Os goes back
to the wage earners who made the
whisky.
The Dolores star., 1916-07-28
SALOONS AND TAXES.

The report Of one of Uncle Sans
departments completely smashes the
contention of the vets that saloons
lower taxes. The report shows that
the general property tax collected in
prohibition states is $1O.12 per capita,
in near-prohibition states $11.0s, in
states partially under license 1892
per capita, and in wholly license states
1858.
The Dolores star., 1916-07-28
NOT DIScERNIBLE.

Walter E. johnson, an American avi
ator expert, after spending six months
in Russia, or near there, watching for
submarines in the Black sea, told re
porters that he could detect sub.
marines $50 feet under water while he
was 5000 feet above 1t, but that he had
not been able to see a drunken man in
Russia anywhere.
The Dolores star., 1916-07-28

protesting npa 4 shall, anyway,e -
aAdeA- Eve are two lone orphans, you
and !, but we have each othsf, and
all that u mine IL yours, all-alLallr'
Suddenly she threw her arms about
my neck. and I was silent In tho mys-
terry q her passion.
The Dolores star., 1916-07-28
To Save the seamstress Time.

Much time is spent in putting on
placket fasteners. First sew the snaps
on one side Of the goods chalk each
snap. press it on the goods on the
other side and it leaves the exact
place for the fastener to be sewed. 1t
saves time in pinning and measuring
and the work can be accomplished in
half the time.
The Dolores star., 1916-07-28

Yexfs never guess how John
Upton made the decision OF hto
life and carried Il out. 10 you,
reader, are married you'll huge.
~ enjoy this Instailmsnt. "
you're not married and are WoH-
dsrins how TO persuade q Girl 70
marry you there's all the more
reason why you'll enjoy the fol-
lowing continuance Of the story.
The Dolores star., 1916-07-28
sYNoPsIs.

I Rrcv tired OF my work a. q college
anstructor and buy Q New England farm
% sight inspect my farm and 20 to
beard at Bert Temples. Bert helps me to
CIDER. the carpenter, estimates the repairs
and changes necessary on the house. Mike
sonmences plowing. start to prune the
orchard trees Hard Cider builds book
cases around the twin fireplaces. Mrs.
Temple hires Mrs. Pillig for me Is
housekeeper and announces the coming
q q new boarder from New York. . half
air. I discover that Stella Goodwin Will
make . delightful companion and believe
she ought not 70 return to the hot and
hand slyfy. Together We dedicate Twin
F1res." I surprise her wading in the
brook and enjoy . delightful thrill MIS-.
son Peter and his dog Buster. wonder
II love her. We take . quiet walk BY
the brook. Stella returns to New York.
The Dolores star., 1916-07-28
Gloves to Match stoekinos.

In dainty little French boxes are
packed lace gloves and stockings to
match. Both are OF silk with insets
of chantilly lace and they cene in all
the paatel and opera shades
The Dolores star., 1916-07-28

But we haven't reached tho
finish yet, by . long shot. Most
stories end with wedding music
but not 20 this tale about John
and Stella. How Peter and Bus
ter and the others greeted tho
newlyweds and how Bill Chad
wick and little Marguerite spun
out a romance 10 told entertain
ingiy hereafter.
The Dolores star., 1916-07-28

GAINING POPULARITY.
At the rate the country is going dry,
the water wagon will soon be as popu
lar as the tomobile.-Exchange.
The Dolores star., 1916-07-28

tTo BE ooNTINUEDJ
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-30
Sir cite @eidafts : COMMUNICATION
Stimmcn Sic fir:
Sobm 8ermalo
9e%ntofratiider &alnibat fit
~Snrgermciiter
@abl ant samstas, beu 1. spril 1916.
Die $125,ooo 81. 2nfe,s Suipita
&aunpaglc.
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bes Sl1terelIe bar.

Sumner aroberen ltl1fang llirnmt
Die &erpolli tailrOiellng oes Grogrart=
mes Ser ct. 2ltfe's &olpital aar1=
payne, sic $685. 900. innerbal6 BON
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ba1pf=Sotels begon1en meroen ion,
eatfernt.
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nleilt Die Sp1pitdler aiif Soften ser
Staot n~nter6alten meroen, 10 aperoer1
i0ie Dieiigen Solpitalsr fat al,sidIieB-
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nobltbatigen Srganiintie1tel1 inter
halten fperoen. Sic oltrdidnittliden
Soften fur einelt Gatienten belaufen
1td I'M 81. 2ufe's Snipital mod)ent-
ltd anf lmgefa6r ST., mabreno Sic
tltr Die 3immer Ser N%atientcn MOO
detltli6 MIR $40 ooer $t5 berehnet
.tperoen. 8a5u fonn1elt nod sic iiber
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-30
tpelde sobn gerpa5 nod Dem gooe ianes gaters ~ielbl6tanog fibrte
uno bon mo er ipGer in os Napeide @ebduoe 0est g. g. &5s56ub-
gefb1D iiberleoete. IN

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8atierten bes Ct. 9llfe's @oipitals
I'M @oriabre n0Qig foltetLos be6an-
BELT apl,roen.
'gfad6tebenb Sic Site ser Manen,
sic IidJ nnter ser 2eitnng BON 6ral1
Cyrus 9. Cart lno 6rau 50. $.
|snioer an ser $125,000 ct. 2nfe's
Solpital &anpaglle betbeiligen:
6ral1 q. g. 9rotpt, Captain;
6ralt George giro, 5rau g. sc.
IGobb, 5rau 81. sc. Compton, SRI.
Nancp Som, SRI. @elen 5lmfe, Sralt
S. 8. @asler, Trau S. S. &1tppinger,
Strait 8. 2ipingltoru Sralt 8. 9.
Mooor.
Srau Did 81. Game, Captain; Irar1
Cigar Mfin, Tralt g. s.. @atpoen,
5ral1 Clarence @od)rane, Sralt SUI
Illus @aQer, 6rmt Msarmaoufe Sare,
5ral1 S. 8. 2ittig, Jrau s. 9.SMsaalt,
Tral $. g. @iaiams, 6ran CHARLES
@ilion.
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Strait Gbarles @rilf, Sral1 6. $.
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g. Marlball, Sri. Martba Dates,
6ralt Cart &idter, Sral1 Sra st. Sa=
Dor, Tralt Selen gincent, 5ran S.
S. @bitafer.
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Ssmal0 geder, 5rau @. S. @enis-
baum, Srmt Sobn IS. &rel, 6rm1
5reoericf 2ambad), Sralt 90. 2anoat.
|er, Irall SS,rping 6. Mortpoo0, 6ral
IISSlaac Getersberger, 6ram Muguli
|5teffen, 6rau $. S. 3eltb.
6ralt @enrp Son Muur, CAPTAIN
Sran @iliam Mlen, iralt Harfe s
@lrroms, Sri. Clara g. Sob, sSral
Gbas. MalonL Sralt S. 8. Gears
6rau s.. g. @ltber, Sri. 1ailp Sben
jJrl. Selelt @atern1at.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-30

@nt. $. Sold.

8ieoerllm 1T @err 8m. $. Gold
Ser be'nofratilde aaaOibat fir Mloerz
mar. at large fir Ben ipeitliden @taotz
tbeil. 8eiDe republifaniide aanbioaten
fir albcrman at large iinb aus bcm
0itliden Gtabttbeil. Gle tpobnen, tpenn
audi in perl9ieoenen 8arbs. bod gar
nidt tpeit bon chamber. Gpu Ser ipelt<
lide @taottbeil, alio Sic 0rei mteren
8arbs, bnr6 feinen Mlberman at large
I'M staotratb bertreten fem? M Sic
8iirser Der unteren 8aros perben
5iemli& geidloiien fir Bic 8ieocripabl
bon Moerman Gold eintreten. Ser lid
in oem amte felt ie6s SabrenS anberz
prbentli6 bcipabrt n,1b li6 Sic boIle
3ufriebenbeit Der 8iirscridaft errutrz
gen bat.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-30
in 1pelder SSobn geraualo oils a1,abe t6atis NOR.
bic 6urt grmitruns SagrbnnScrt=
fcicr.
Ibeil Ser @ldlle ipllcn bel1tc in cil1er
@pde Der 1ireftpreltbeboroe sur
3isfl1iiion purgelegt apcrOen.

General ireftor George 9. @cn=
ION miro bel1te ill elmer @ode Der
9ireftoreltbebor0e Ser Sort Mrm=
itrong Centennial @iioeiation Die
@lal1e fir Die geplante Sort arll1=
ltrong Sabrbunoertfeier porlegel1.
9iele Seier, bie bonn is. bis sum
25. Sunni altf Ser Mrlenal Ssaiel llll=
ter oen 9rlpi5ien Der Mod Sslono
Goln1tp 9iltorical Society ltlo Ser
biltoriiden Mbtbeilung ser Iaben=
port Mca0emp of Science a~bgebalter
meroen Jon, berlpridt Die grobten Gr=
folge u1ro apiro ein Selt lein, Oas Sen
9emobnern bieier gtoot uno Ser
Madbarltaote nod lauge Belt in Or
innernng iteben miro. Sic @lal,e
lpllen bel ser aln nad)lten Ionlters=
tag ab5ubaltenbcr gcrlamn1Ill1g
iorgfaltig ourdgeiprod)en ulro erlal1=
teri per0en.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-30
2emb=a=S anoealnb c%rSffuct
Sdnuimmlailpm.
Sic 3. sS~abreslaiion Der sdmimm-
flailen miro inn q. sc. 6. q.
@eballOe OelnnadNt
crofinet.

Ser 2eno=a=@al10 alu6 miro belttc
in elmer ISOLDE I'M balb Z l1br Morz
gems feline brittle, jGbrlide Sdmimu1-
iailon I'M 9. sc. Is. 81. s@ebal1Oe err
offnen.
Nod) in feinen1 Ser porbergeben=
Ben Sabre Iogen 10 piele slt1melbnnz
gen fir bic Sdnpimmflallen Ser Ser
.'einigung Dor 1,to bis jebt bnben itd)
ldon ein bunoert l1n6 flint ul0 lie
ben5ig Nerlonen nerpflidtet, an Sen
oiesiabrigen Sdpimmfurlelt tbeil5u=
nebmen.
ale 9anen ltt0 Mabden, Sic ]id)
ben Sral,enflaiien anibiieBens mol
len, meroen gebeten, lid iofprf nit
bent alub it @%erbinol,ng all iese,1,
oamit lie ibrett&laiien bsdmimm
riegen 5ugetbeilt meroen fDnnen. he.
mano barf bas 5fminlmboiin Be-
tretell, pblte feline Mitgliebsfarte nnf
ar5tlides Mttelt porge5eigt 5lt babel,
8egen Der grobe,t Mn5ab1 SCI
iI6eilnebmen6en bat bie .. SO. g 81
bier Wprgen in Ser @od)e fir Dick
.beioelt &lailen r%eierpirt. Wdbreri
Die cine &laiie SOS 5hpimmballir
an 3ienstag llltb 5reitag reierpirt
limo fir sic anoere &laiie Mittmod
uno Sonnabe1o allsgeiebt moroer.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-30
John II
Gundaker
9emotratii6cr
Gau0iDat
fit
stabt.M0edur

imtroc in 9obcnport seborel1 uno erz
biclt feline gilbuns in Ser bieiisen
Grammar uno SoAldule. geit iiber
nelln Sabrcn bie1te er als GbiS Sc
putb aiicilor, ltno nah Sem 1ooe bcs
pe%rforbencn S9nab S. @ilb murbe Ell
einltimmis bonn gtaOtrot6 als belen
Na9folgcr eripablt. Serr @nnbafcr
gilt al5 glltoritdt besiielid ser Srage
Ser 9elteuerltns unb gtellcrseleten.
sei1e Srellnbe ipiirben feline @ab
als po%blperbicnte g%eforberuns an
leben fir leinc ja~6relangcn trculidcl
l9ienlie in Ser MlIcliors Gfiice.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-30
Mcne lln5ei8enl.
IopeS.Mn3et0e

EEa ~ VIEt
Sreunoen u1o @attnntcn bIiierrniitt
Sic trallrigc Mahri6t, nub ,lei,i gess
liebter sobn nno lttiier lisber 8rllocr,
Mrtb,ir 0nbtt,tan,t
Mittipod, ben 80. gtar5, Gadmits
tags um1 12 llbr so Mitniten, nod
flr5er, ldtpcrer 8ranfbcit mn gIterspoit
81 Snbreu, s Monatcnsf llttD tNSag
ianft entidlafen i s.43s ss;ss
Sic 3eit bes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
miro lpdter betannt ges,Hadgt S u
linn titles @eileib bitten BIZ sitfbcs5
triibten 8intcrbliebetcn sd
Srau 2ena 3itblntdHn,l Wlgttet,,sS
s@arrD &nblmant, ss
&cnrD &mbtntaWn,Ss
SRI. Maar8. &mblmatttt,
SRI. 2cna &nbItuann,
Sri. Msartba &nblinaitrl,
SRI. Miuna &ibImailt,
@cidipiiter,
neblt Gcripan0teM.
81 on u = a,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-30
MeaI 9astons ttirbt in @atb
tngton.
Stirstc Z stodlucrfc bci,n 8an bcs
G,uert & &idJtcr @ebanocs, ais
Stclltng bradJ.
grlag Solscu bon glutpergiftlng.
bic ourd) beim l1nfall. erlittene
@lln0en entltan0.

Meal 4aripns, Ser % Sabre olte
|Su6n bes befa1rntem 9a1l1nterneb=
mers Grant Garlons bon Smaba,
9teb., Ser ldmer perlest mltroe, als
CT alll A. Mopember 1914 iteben
Stodperfe oes @ehdl1oes bon gmert
& Gidter on ser oitliden 4. StraBe
binlmterltiir5te, erlag in Seoro
@oolep, @aib, bieien 9erletultgclt,
mie aus bier eingetroffe1en Mieloll=
gen 51 erlebcn lit.
Der Soo bes jultgen Mannes lit
Iartf cine idppere glutpergiftuag 5l1=
riid5ufiibren, bie er iid na6 6em
Stur5e 5ltge5ogen batte. Sin Dem ge=
lla11ten Gage arbeitete Ser jltnge
Nari ions auf elmer ,Ste1ing nit 8llcci
&apbael 5uiamanen ullb mlrbe nit
ieirem Mitarbeiter in bie Iiefe ge=
~rilielt, alssoie Stelline auf bisber ult=
erflarltd)e @eiie int ser Mitte Dl1rd}=
brad). 9eiDe Mal1ner mltroen ldaper
perlett ltnD Napbael gab 5mei Sage
nod 0ent l1nfaa ieinen @eiit altf.
@arions itarfe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS trl1g
ben sieg hopon uno mad)te es Dem
iungen War1 moglidk cine Stellll1q
OILS Better elmer @emitlefarm i'm
gtaote @aibington announcement.
Earions trl1g bei Dem Stur5 elmer
boppelten Sdaoelbruh, cine berretf-
tie linfe @iifte, eilten 8rlt6 Des red-
ten Mrn1es ullb in1erlide gerIetln1=
gen oapo11. 9is auf Sen Mrnbrl1d
16eilten a1e Serlesmngen in bcrpor.
ragenber @eiie. Ser slrm ml1d)s
aber ld)le6t alt, ltnO mllbtc nod)mals
aebrod)elt meroelt. Gam ieete eil1,
glltpergiftung ei1, oil oeren 5plgel
Der jlrnge Mann perltarb.
Grit Dor etfpa elmer @ode i1riel
Der jl1tge Wann OH leine Gltern eli
men griet in oem er idrieb, bob e
lid Ser belten @einnobeit crfrere.
Ser Gater Des REINFORCEMENT @ran
Narlons, nor Ser gnl,untertebme.
fir oos glpert & &id)ter @ebGltoe
3l1r 3eit oes l1nfallcs mar Der jung
Earlons ei1 Observation-Disclosures lei
mes gaters. !
NuBer %leine1 gltcr1 iibarleben bic
Sdmelteri BEN geritorbenen; II
beiben 6ra1l Nliee Ieorom, 5ral
Maripn 8. &c 8inter llltO Sri. Mar
jorie nlr0 Gorpt6p Earions. 3ie Sci
Iebnng crfplst bellte in Omaha.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-30
9ooeS=Mn3et8t.

Sreunoen uliS gefannten biermit
Die trallrtge Mubricbt, Dob lnfere' liebe
Sodter i,,b sdipeIter,
Gona Caroline 9cttneber
nm 9ienstas Nbcnb llm 8 1lbr IS 0ain.
rad cinem l6tueren, eintpodentlidem
2%lngenleiben I'M Mlter pnn 9 Iondten
ntlb Is Sagen Ianft enti9lafcn lit.
9as Acknowledgements finoet AM
Sreitag. ben 81. Mdr5, Madmittags
I'M 2 l1br. bom grarerbauie, $50. 1928
ipeltlibe Q. StraBe aus nnd) Dent Sairs
mount Srieobpfe ltatt.
lint titles 8eileib bitten sic ticfbez
triibten &interbliebenen:
@crr unb Sral AbpIf 9ctmeper,
@ltern,
1923 ipeitl. 2. Strabe.
Martba EctntcDer,
Cigar GetmcDer,
Mrtbmr getmcDcr,
g.m q. 80. 3i5f5