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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-03-14
Easy Way to Remove
FreckLes and Eruptions

Some women have skin of such texture
they occasionally are annoyed by the sud
den appearance of freckles, slight erup-
lions fine lines. March winds usually
play havoc with skins of that kind. In
such cases if one will procure an ounce of
common mercolized at any drug
store, apply little of it before retiring.
like cold cream. she easily overcome
the trouble. When the wax is washed
off next morning, flaky skin particles
come with it. The entire outer cuticle is
removed in this way in a week so. with
all its defects. No bleach could SO eff
fectually remove freckles or blemishes.
The new surface is smooth. clear, fresh
looking. No pain or inconvenience ac-
companies this simple treatment.
the outer skin, solution of powdered
saxoline, l o., dissolved in y pit. witch
hazel, makes a face bath which is won
derfully Standardization
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-03-14
MORE REGULATION!
Motors, Making Steady Movies, Must
Get Out of Topeka.

A. E. Sutton. city electrical inspec-
tor, has received information that four
of the picture houses in Topeka are
using electric motors in their booths
in violation of the city regulations.
The motors will have to come out and
Sutton started on a round of inspec-
ton today.
THAT is specifically prohibited he
said. Picture machines are so ar
ranged that if the film stops for an
instant the intense light sets fire to
it and the thing goes up in smoke.
With an operator turning the crank if
anything goes wrong he can close a
slide instantly and shut off the light.
But if motor is doing the work the
operator may be on the job and he
may not be. He may be looking out
window at some skirt We can't
stand for the use of motors in picture
bOOthS'
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-03-14

York; William Grant Webster, Chi
cago.
Prohibitionist-For president, Will
liam Sulzer, New York: Eugene Foss,
Mass; for vice president, Frederick
T. Wheeler, California; Ben B. Lind
sey, Denver; Findley T. Hendrickson,
Maryland.
A "Dry" Victory.
Winnipeg, March 149-Returns
from rural districts today emphasized
the dry" victory scored in yesterdays
referendum vote on the Manitoba tenn
perance act, which will result in the
closing June / next of nearly 200 bars,
AZ wholesale liquor houses and seven
licensed clubs.
> Candidates: to Be Chosen.
Concord, y. H, March 14.-Voters
of New Hampshire today had their
first opportunity to choose by direct
primaries dele gates to the national
party conventions. There were five
candidates for the four places on the
Republican ticket for delegates-at-
large. four desiring to go to the con-
vention unpledged and the fifth,
Frank II. Challis of Manchester, an
nouncing himself as pledged to vote
for Theodore Roosevelt.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-03-14
Her MEMORY IS BAD
1t Doesn't Improve Helen Taylor
May Go to BeIoit.

I Unless the county attorney is able
to equip Helen Taylor with a better
memory than she displayed in the
court of Topeka this morning Harry
Grumbine, the defendant, appears to
De in no immediate danger of a peni
Tertiary sentence. Grumbine is charg-
ed by the girl with a statutory crime
and she had her inning today on the
stand. But her memory failed her.
Nernice Simpson, the other l year
old girl who was held as a witness
and who corroborated the story told
by the Taylor girl when the warrant
was sworn out for Grumbine, has left
the city. She has gone to the home
of her people in Idaho and cannot be
used as a witness.
On every important particular Hell
ems memory failed today. Robert
Carver, assistant county attorney, did
most of the questioning and tried to
refresh her recollection. He was as
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-03-14
0LD-TlME COLD
CURE-DRINK TEA!

Get small package of HAMBURG
Breast Tea. or as the German folks
call it. Hamburger Brust Thee" at
any pharmacy. Take tablespoonful
of the tea, put a cup of boiling water
upon it. pour through a sieve and
drink a teacup full at any time. 1t is
the most effective way to break a cold
and cure grip. as it opens the pores
relieving congestion. Also loosens the
bowels, thus breaking a cold at once
It is inexpensive and entirely vege-
table, therefore harmless.-Advertise
ment.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-03-14
need so MILLION
Large Enough Lcvecs Would Control
Floods on Lower Mississippi.

Washington. March 14.-An expen-
diture of from $45.OOO,00O to $780,
10000 would give the lower Missis-
sippi river country absolute protec-
ton against floods. Colonel Townsend,
president of the Mississippi river COM
mission, today told the house flood
control committee.
Levee construction is the only solu-
ton of the flood problem, he said.
AS a result of recent impT oVements
Colonel Townsend testified the flood
this year was controlled at a cost of
$150.000. whereas in 1913, the cost
was about S1,000.O00. No permanent
improvement resulted from the latter
expenditure.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-03-14
TOLD LONG TALEO WOE
Edith Cooper Files Suit for Divorce
Against Her Husband.

1t is a continuous tale of woe Edith
Cooper tells in her petition for a di-
vorce from George G. Cooper, filed
in the district court today.
She charges that Cooper deserted
her. that he failed to support her, that
he admitted he doesn't love her, that
he has mistreated their baby, that he
cursed and struck her and hurled vol
umes of obscene language at her and
that to cap the climax he turned her
out of what home they had left, sold
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-03-14
Lansing Tagged Out.

Washington, March 14.-Secretary
Lansing was on his way to Pinehurst,
N. c., today for a weeks vacation. For
many weeks the secretary has been
working steadily. in a heavy pressure
of diplomatic affairs and feels the
need of a rest. Taking a vacation
at this time was regarded here as in
dicative of how completely the state
department regards the Mexican sit
uation in the hands of the army and
that the understanding with General
Carranza is complete.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-03-14
"A JOLT FOR BRANDEIS
Six Ex-Presidents of American Bar
Protest Against His Appointment.

Washington, March 14-Former
President Taft and six other former
presidents of the American Bar asso-
citation today protested to the senate
judiciary subcommittee against con-
firmation of the nomination of Louis
others were Simeon E. Baldwin
Francis RaWle, Joseph H. Choate
Elihu Root. Morfield Story and Peter
w. Meldrum
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-03-14

st. Jacobs OIL at any drug store,
and in just moment you'll be free
from rheumatic pain, soreness. stiff
ness and swelling. Don't suffer- Re
lief awaits you. "St. Jacobs Oil'' has
cured millions of rheumatism suffer-
ers in the last half century, and is just
as good for sciatica. neuralgia, lum-
baso, backache, sprains.-Advertise
ment.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-03-14
RUB OUT RHEUMATISM
/ WITH "ST. JACOBS Oh"
Get Small Trial BottIeRub Pain Soreness, Stiff.
ness Right Out of Joints and Muscles Instant
Relief Best Liniment, Doesn't Blister

Rheumatism IS pain only" Not
one case in fifty requires internal
treatment. Stop drugging. Rub sooth-
ingg penetrating st. Jacobs DIR right
int your sore. stiff. aching joints and
muscles and relief comes instantly.
"St. Jacobs OIL" is a harmless rheu-
matism and backache lfniment which
Timber up! Quit complaining! Get
r small trial bottle of old, honest
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-03-14
ARMOUR STRIKE, TOO
In Sympathy With Cudahy WaIkout
1000 May Quit Work.

Sioux City. Ia, March 14.-One
thousand employees of the Armour
Packing plant are expected to strike
today in sympathy with the 1000
Cudahy employees who walked out
yesterday after the discharge of seven
employees on charges that they were
"undesirables." If the Armour forces
strike it will constitute a repetition
of the strike of two weeks ago when
1900 workers demanded higher
wages.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-03-14
Valuable Item
for Men

Health and strength hitherto
unknown will be felt surging in
rich red blood through the ar
teries and veins and life's great
est ambitions may be realized as
never before if the following
special treatment is followed by
those men, and women, too who
are stricken with that most
dreaded of all Affections. nerv-
GUS exhaustion. accompanied with
such symptoms as extreme nerv-
business, insomnia. cold extremi-
ties. melancholia, headaches. con-
stipation and dyspepsia, kidney
trouble, dreadful dreams of dire
full disasters. timidity in ventur-
ing and a general inability to act
naturally at all times as other
people do. Lack of poise and
equilibrium in men is constant
source of embarrassment even
when the public least suspects it.
For the benefit of those who want
restoration to full, bounding
health and all the happiness ac-
cOmpanying it. the following home
treatment is given. It contains no
opiates or habit forming drugs
whatever.
The treatment consists of (3)
packed in sealed tubes, and widely
prescribed and dispensed by ply
icians and well stocked pharmac-
lists. Full directions for self ad-
ministraion now accompany each
tube. 1t is claimed that these
tablets possess the most wonderful
tonic-inyigorating powers which
can soon be experienced after tax
ing Decentralization
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-15
ssiiiaaite alieass5ii. be5iebt sperlanS

SEER Mrt Smith, Ser befannte
6licaer, Der fiir5lih elm 0pcrlano
Nl1tomobil, Mooel S4@, fonfte, lit
niGt Ser cin5igc, peld)er Diele BE-
riisn1ten @l1ton1obile por5ie5t.
, SEER Charles Mlfprb, Belh4fts=
letter Der Gapel1port SpcrIano Cont
panp, SEQ. S24 Sarriion StraBe, emf
pfiha fiir5ti6 cine Photographic bon
Ser Sperlan0 5abrif IN Goleoo, s.,
me!;te 6rallleilt 5tinion. .po5l oie
iiinaite 5licserilt. bartlett. lie $500
tosrapbie mlrroe gelegentlib Ser @us=
telling in edmonton. Mlta., in &a=
na3o oil Gtllommen no lie nit Sen
Suerlan0=gl,tomobilen befaa1t mltr=
&c. Ias jlu1ge Mdoden benubte
bier mir cine Gperlano= Maidine,
i5es Die iid iebr Iobel1b a1tslieB.
Benalt mie grt Srnitb lit bie illf1=
&c Game nit Motoren iebr gut Der
trallt, bic mittels @aiolin getrieben
wtroen. Sir Die Iabrifanten BOZ,
Soerlano-y eolfinen mar es cine Snl=
ois'.nglb Dob Iralllein 5tinion erflar=
te1 lie perltanoe jebt, pesbaIb 10 piele
Ntpnner Sperlattbs fir lire 5rauet
lnls Io6ter foltften.
p9ie Maid)ine forn leid)t gebanor
BAIT %tperbe"", iagte lie, .1,ad)oem lie
11ls eite fur5e 5trede geiabren nar.
Scr fleine eleftriide &holttrolaaIten
ur6 Die anberen gequemliA feiten
Mae59en bieIel6e at elmer ioeale11 Ma-
ldlne, pie 3amen iib bteielbc niht
bel'cr Dorltcllen f6ntten."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-15

Ir. Seinrid Mattbep bot m4brerb
Ser 5fpei Sabre, inn eriten Sabre III
bent 2a5arett oes arnerifaniihen Gp=
tbell &rel15es in Ser 9saibe bon Miirl=
dert, I'M 5meiten Sabre in Dem grp=
ben prenBiiden acknowledgment in
gralnsberg IN SitpreuBen I'M Gait
gen Dier6nnbert beoelltenoe
Sperationen porgenommen, l1no bon
hieien baben l1l1r b / t (tid)t "a, mie
seitern Abeno in Ser uGimes" gu le=
len mar) nid)t Sen gemiinidten gr-
fplg gebabt. 3as lit MIR e II Hro=
3ent oller Speratiorlen mas Ser 6i=
rhrgiiden al1nit Or. Mattbep's ge=
nib Gin M11bnles5eusniB ausiteat.
Isle pbr oieie ieine 6irrrgiide
&lltlt in 9euti6lano a%nerfalli1t lpllr=
Sc, gebt baral1s berpor, DOB ibn1, als
or Dor einen1 Sabre leir1e 5botigfeit
aln 2a3arett oes Mnerifaniiden Mo-
tben &reu5es bei Miinden eingelteat
bette uno lib sur Sein1reiie nod
Mmerifa r%iiltete, oie Mufofroeruna
bon Ser Mebi5inul= abtbeilltng oes
preuBii6en &riegsmlinilteriltms 5lt=
ging, Die Stelung zines gbef-Gbi.
rl!rgel1 an Dem groBen Geierper2aaa.
rett in 9rallns6erg in SitpreuBen 81
i'terltebme11, melf' ebrenpolle Muf.
frroerumg ct 11idt m1s5uid}lagen Der.
rfodtc. Sl1 bas 2a5arett bon 9rauns.
berg famen olle 0ie idlperen 8erm1n.
beten ans Den &iampfen @inbenburgs
on Der 3iinairont gegen Die Mnfanl
Sunni beginnellbe rlliiide Sfienlio{
inter Dem General &llropatfil1, oel
I'M r1liiidiapaniiden ariege in oel
Wanoldurea bon Ben fleinen SSaps
ollsn1al1oprirt unb gel6lage,1 rpl1rbe
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-15
Scrbitfonsert Der Moromeit=2 apcn=
port G~te6ertafel.

ltrgeadtet Ser fir 1lnlere oe,,tiden
gereine no 6riidenoen ltaatliden
3mnngsgeiebe lit Sic Morofpeit-Ta-
oell9ort aieoertafel berniibt, tire al-
ten @epflogenbeiten in 9saug alli
gera1italtuflg bon Neitlibfelten auf=
red>t su erbalte1t. Gas biesjabrige
5erbltfonsert init nad)ioigenoem
Sail finoet ont Sanstag Mbenb, Sen
90. Gftober, in ser NorospeltzI aberl=
port Il,rrballe ltatt uno ba bon Sen
Sangern fesii9lih Ser por5utragen=
Den 2ieber feline Miibe aeidel,t miro
nnp cirt riibrigcs &pnlites cifrig Be-
itreht lit, bic nncrlabliden gorberei=
tlliaen 5l freffen, 9ibt Iid Die Sic
o%eitafel Der afgenebmen &offmlng
Bill, bei 0ieier Geranla11llng ibre al,
ten 6reunoe nnb @onller in glcid)er
slls3a6l mic III friiberen Sabren De-
aruBen SIT fonuen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-15
uno ieb1 Ole Rode.
80 bic Mooe reeiert
in aderndditer Set oas M1sfubrper

in o~llernad)iter Set bas N%ushuDrper-
Tut @leitells Ser &egierll,s ergeben'
ipiiroe.
Ml.d sic @reiie BON Mil& uno
Shutter iperOen I'M @einperful1f int
hieienl @inter bober meroen, llad)-
bem bci Sen @erbanolllngcn stpiihen
Der Suinois Milf @ro1u.ers' MII'n.
ll10 Ben Observation-Disclosures eilt Mb-
fsrmn1eli nntaer5eidhet fpurbe. onrb
fas Der gnaros-Greis Ser MiId Inn
90 Gents fit 100 Giltno, 5. \. Inn
eitpa a Gents fir sic @affpltc, erbobt
.nirb. @ann sic Greisiteigerllng ein=
treten miro, ltebt lob baDin. Ser
llclte gertrag gilt fir Die nadbiteu 6
Monate. 9arah fprlmt ser 9reis
fiir 100 Efunb Mild, nod Sen gn1=
piangs ltationen geidift. $1.S5, mab-
rrno Scr @il1terpreis oes Iebten Sab=
reg mir $1.65 betrng. Ser 9reis
fir Die @aIonp Gptrigt bielen @in-
ter 10 Gents, gegpn Is Gents i'm
|Goriabrc.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-15
Meldprciie iteiaen lueiter.
Mild) ullo Butter iollen oieien
@intcr tbeller merben.

Sbmobl sic Meblpreiie bereits iebt
melt bUber linb oils lie es in lange,l
Sabren borber rmrcn, ~erfldrte,l ges
tern bielige Wiiblenbeliser, sic Grei-
le miirOen i1o1 melt mebr IN 0ie 500
&c gebell, menn nidt Sic 8unoesregie-
rllng elm Mlsil1brperbot al1f @ei5c,l
ulfb Mebl erlaiien ipiirbe.
Gle @~ei5enerltte lit lett benz Sabre
1904 nidt n1ebr 10 idled)t gemeien.
als IN oieiem Sabre. Die grnte bon
Minter= luto 6riibiabrsmei5elt miro
alf COZ Miaionen gltlbel gclbatt,
nnb bas beoelltct 400 Mfilionen 8u-
fbel fpeni9cr als i'm gorjabre, oas
%alleroings ein a%nerfQnnt gutes @ei=
5eniabr NOR. @en1l meitcr @ei5cll
on oie MQiirtcn= Nationen geliefert
miro, 10 meroet sic 8ei5enmeblprei-
ie, mie bielige Meiibletbeliber perli=
d)err, llll1 niele Collars fir bas SAB
(ein Sub @ei5cnmebl entbdlt 1876
&flno) lteiaen. @egenmartig be-
tragt Der @ei5elmeblpreis IN Gro
cerD-@eidaften olpiidelt 1926 lnO
So fir Dos Sob. SIN Mltgilt 1914
betrng Der Greis fir 0as SUB @ei=
5cnnlebl nod slpiiden So upb 81. 3ll
ciltem Sob (196 9funo) @ei5enmebl
lperoen Az 9ulbel gllten Wei5ens
gebralbt.e 9sln lit aber Ser oiesidb=
rige 8ei5en 10 i6ledt al1sgefalen,
Dob etlDa Z 9lribel fir elm SOP MeDi
gebraltdt iperoet.
Sir Die beiten 5orfen @cisenmebI
mnroen i'm sllal,it 1914 Is. y. Dor
&riegsbeainlD So be5ablt. Seit4ent
aber @ei5enmebl III loldI betradJll lii
den Mfengen an .0ie Mliirten geIie=
fert pnrbe, lit ser 8reis beltanbis
nllo rapibe a~e'tiegen. SIN ssa,tllar
tetrng Der 8reis nod 1925 fir 6as
Sob u1lo IN lebter @obe ml1rbe Damn
Der Hreis anf SO %angelebt.
Ofiiblet6eliter nno @adereibeliter
iin6 einmiitbig Ser Mniiht, oaB an ein
'Ballen Oieier @reiie nidt 5n oenfen
lciz Dot, aber Sic gerbdltniiie melt
idlimner lperoen miirben, metl1 ni6t
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-15
@omt apoc .abbcrMfcm.
Griffin @cf.

Serr Gbriitian 9cf perldieo &c.
tern Nadmittog in ieillem, No. 1888
Melt 2. StraBe, geiegenen Seine mad,
eillem %id)ipercn, abtmonatigcn Sci,
cen. SEER Bed NOR bis 5l,lll Gage
lciaer grfraltflnig bel Trenh 4 9edyi
aaaeitelt.
Ger 1abinaeidieoene erblicfte oll1
26. Suli 1864 su NeuenfirdelL Gitb-
maridel,, oas 2idt scr @elt unS
fonl nit leiten Gltern III il,neerl Sab
Ell nad Ocn gereinigteu Staten llltS
oireft nod Davenport. Sim 90. Mara
1888 nernldblte ct iid bier nit Sri.
Dora Stabner, Sic i'm icbt, mie aud,
eil,eI od)ter, sSrau Gull, 5appenoori,
lein Softer, .@louse 9ed, 5Ipei Brit
Der George nno Sobn Bed, bier
Sdmeltcrn, Irau Gbrijtina aerien,
Staat @albinaton, Irau 2i55ie
2lletbjens bon Davenport, Jrau Sbe=
reia @l,lf bon Ge,per, Colo, uro
sSrall Mplc &rejic BON 9apenpprt
iiberIebt. Ger Geritorbene geborte
oem Grben Scr Mooern Ioobmen of
Interica, Camp go. 81, an.
Sic 9eiietltng erfolgt am Gicns=
tag Nadpnittag Inn 5pei l1br bonn
Sral1erbauie, go. 1888 @eit 2. Str,
aus altf Dem Tairnrollnt 6rieobofe.
@ilbert Nrtlnr Mpcblf.
Serr 1r1lO Strait Mlbert Goeblf sci
gen tiefbetriibt oas Mblebeu fires ein-
sigcn &inoes, 0es eli Monate nnb
adt Gage alterl @ilbert Mrtbur
Moeblf al,.
Gic 8ciiebuag eriolat an Mortag
Nadmittaa INN balb 2 l1br bonn
Srauerballe, bier Meilen noro,uelt-
lib bon MaDsnille gelegen, auf Dem
Mabspiller &ricbbpfe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-15
NadD 43 Sabren ,picocr il, 1apcn.
bprt.

NWsAaaM .
Nus Saflano, Californian, lit Ell
altes oitetlfes Mniieolerpaar nod
4~3iabriaer Ibpeienbeit bon Iape1l.
port ipieoer 5lm gelild bier eingc-
t%rofielt, Serr @rnIt &abiiius uno lei.
lie Satin. geb. sllier, cine Sod)te1
oes Serrn Gbarlie Mlier, PIP 0jtIid)e
5meite StraBe. Scrr Grnlt aabiiius
ipar nit Der friib5eitigen belltider
Gtnlpal1oernng nod) I%apenpprt &C.
fpmnell. Son @emerbe NOR Ell &ll.
pferlbmieo nb betrieb bier cine
@erfitatte OIL Scr Moromeliede Ser
bltlid)en slpeiten uto Mpd SsIono
|Strabc. 1873 cntidloB iih oas Che
paar, nod @%alifnrllien iiber5niieoeIn,
no es leit 43 Sabrell llnunterbro-
den geluobnt bat. "a regte itb in
ibm Die Sebninbt, Davenport, no es
friiber gemob,lt llitb no ibm nod Ser
mallote le6er, nod einlnal pieber sll
ieber. @s ldeute Die meite &eiie
lliht, llm biele Sebnilld)t 5l l%tilell.
Gor eiaiaen saacl iino Serr nno
Sralt Grnit aabiiilts bier cinaetrof=
fen. Sic linb, lett lie bier lino, aus
bem Sta,lncn garnid,t berausgefom=
men, bern Dos Iapenport bon beltc
lit bod bon Oem Davenport, oas lie
1878 perlieBelt, gar 5t peridieben.
Sic battcn luobl ermartet, DOB Ga@
pcnport iid in Ser lanaen 3eit cut
pidelt haben Diiroe, aber BOP es iid)
s1 Ser pirflib id)onen Staot, oie es
beute lit, erltipifeln miiroe, bos bot
ten lie nid)t eeoadbt. M0ee es &rrrn
nnb Tran &abilills in oem fir iie
rcllen Gapenport aefalen ltnb moge
lire 9eludsreiie bierber linen langc
III algeaebmer @%rinncrul1g blei6en.
N
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-15
5iaot uub Gun npl.
sonntaq, ben Is. Ditober.
Rleine stabtzM euigieiteu.
-Rerben. Sel-@ ittel eesen&beuma.
tisnaus nto Sdmer5en aIler Mrt.
&iepe's Mpothefe.

George Camp, go. 1445 @el
Tlealant SfrobG rcilte uad Sc:
Woiics nb, no ct iidl einise Scit altf.
~5llBaltcn gehcnft.
Srau s. 6. g6aniot, so. 100
@arrcn Strabc, reiitc seltern nadGbi=
caap ab, ipo tic iid cini9c 3eit aui5u=
balten 9cScnft.
Srou g. 81. Sorber, @p. 421
&ibiiion strnBc, bdlt iid in Gbicaer
bel ibrcn &crpanbtell 5u 8eiuh alif
Srau s.. g. Sries, $50. 1t09 Sit
2ocnit Strabe, baIt iidl III @eit 2ibertr
bel SreunSen 81 Sclud allf.
6err nnb Srau Sbepborc Ncu<
baus reilten 9eltern NIT ibrer Spdtct
@li5abetb nod Mtlantic Gitp, g. S..
ab, lpo tie iid einisc Seit auf5ubalten
gebenfen. @be lin nad 9upcnprrt sll@
r%iidfebreu, ipcrben lie alld Mep 0orf
unb gbicasp eircn @elnb abTatten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-15
Diufommen in DaDenportl
1lad2 5peidhrieer anItren9enoer Cbdfgfeit in oeutden
S~a5aretten
|aebrt 9r, 6einrmb ylatbep lit ieinen altu @hfuugstrtis ;nrid.
2uci ser ar5tiden @iHcnidJaft mno Der Menidcnicbc geiuiounetc Sabre.
2r. Mattbeg nno Gatim trafcm idrn Treitas Nbeno uuu Meu Yorf bier
em.
aebrt 9r, Seinrid Mat1rp lit ieinen altn gsirtuugstr


@eitern s(bcno battell mir bas GRO
BE Geraniigen, OF. @einrid} 0sattbep
nit Dem inns Sabr5ebnte lan9(
Ireunbidait uerbinoet, nod leine1
9iiidfebr Don leiner ge|egneten Ebd.
ti9feit in Den oelttid)en 2a5arettcll
mabreno Ser lesten 5lpei Sabre wie-
Scr 51 be9riibe1. @err 9r. Wattber
uno @attin maren ihon 6reitaa
Nbcno BON &ep Dorf bier einaetrof-
len, mGbrello nlall lie allgenlein erIi
geltern Nbeno bier ermartete, mes
balb bon oem Gmpfailg aln @abnbpi,
Ben sic pielen Irelllbe Ir. Mattbep's
aeplant batten, nidt sic Gebe iei11
folmte. Gil1er ireunoliden Ginlaoune
fplgel1o, beiudten mir oen Ioftor &C.
tern Nbenb in leiner @obn1llg, sos
lpeltlide 6, Strabe, I'M inns aus lei
llem eieellen Itltnoc iiber leine grleb-
niiie in Ielttihlano nno leine Gbd=
tigfcit IN oelttld)en 2a5aretten berid]=
ten s1 lalien.
Gr. @einrid WottheD fann NIT
Stpls ullf Die 5mei IN Ielatihlmto I'M
Gieuitc Ser ar5tliden @illenldnft
ltnO - Ser % en denliebe per=
bradte1 Sabre 5uriidbliden. @ar
lllandlen maderen oeutlden &rieger
bat er blrf, leine bebel1tenbe hirl1r=
ailhe Gl,nlt GfieDn1aRen crhaltcll, Sc
re,1 gerltiimmellana 10 idpper NOR,
Dob cine slmplttotion berlel6en ull=
erldien.
MDgen biele crbaltenen @licoma=
Bel1 al1h l1id)t cine ltneingeid)rdnfte
gemlbung geltatten, 10 iinO lie bod
nid)t gang perloren n1O ~Dielenigen
maferen oel1tlden 6e@l0gral1en, Be-
mem er lie gerettet fat, 1peroeu linn
bafiir bis an ibr 9ebensenoe banfbar
ipir1
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fsiir bic 6ilfsfpnSs.

gb. gteinman bon gcttenbprf, Sa.
iibergab 9~eitern p%er9aebaftipn oes Sc
9empfrat" sic Sllmme o $3.50, bit
fir Den libirilden @ilfsfpno bclultt
iperben ipu. Sir Sic @eloer, sic fin
bie'en Spno eilIaufcn, miro Sabat
ll,b aleiblnssifiidc fir Sic armen Sc
f%an9enen Der 3entralmadte in sibi=
rieu 9efauft.
Sir Sen oeutid : Diterreid : llnea.
ridden Neutrality-suspicious. liefen in bea
Rebaftipn bieier 3eituns 0 @err,
9. $. Gud, 81. 81. SEQ. 2 9abenport
$500 Elm, lpelde Sen 8itttpcn UNI
@aiien gefallener &ricar Der gcntralz
madte 81 Cute fomrner.
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acofnFer g1tomobiiiiten itatteu 2a-
ssutnpprt eifer yeImdl ab.

3man5ig Maidinen, Sic Mitslic-
ser bes &eofllfer aute,nobil Club
trltgem, langten geltern I'M 2anfe oes
8~ornhittngs In G%ubetipbrt al1 unb Sic
Mdben aeofltfer ,'WefbdftsIellte itarf=
ten iidt gIeid) iiad Der Mtlfllrft nit
ciaem ber5baften 8iiner i'm @Iadbatpf
Sotel. Sic Naft ipnroes lit 1abeu-
bort 5ltgebrad)t lno ldott belte Mor-
gen lper6en bie &eofl,fer SEN Sei11=
lpcg a1treten. 9naebalten muroe l,,1-
terfpeas lit Sort Maoiion, gurline-
tcnL @apello, Malscatine nno Da-
penport.
Die bon s. s. gfirpin ae1te,,erte
Maidine folli0irte III ser geabe bon
burlington NIT einem Baum nn6
ipltrbe uai1Ber @efedt geiebt". SEER
sfirpin ,tnb fralt s. 30. Spens, sic
iib III Der Mdidine befanben, ml1r-
Cen aus 6%erie1ben ACKNOWLEDGMENT
1ino trnaen leifte Nl1ctidungen nno
Sailtabidiirfungen bapon.
ST.. gafer, 3ahnar5t, mbttofer
Building. Wn3.)
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Gapcnport fat 3uiuads an @ebaltben
slt nermerfeu.

@ie aus elmer ioeben 5l1iamme1=
geltellten Statiltif 5l erleben tit, bat
3apel1port einen riciigen @eba1loe5u=
lpads 51 per5eida1en gebabt:
GeOar Mapios, September 1916,
$t77,000; Sept. 1915 $4,000;
3ls1abme 81 Nro5.
Gapenport, Sept. 1916, $122,945,
Sept. 1915, $S1, 365; 3nnabme 81
Ero5eni.
Ges Moines, Sept. 1916, s164,=
3S7; Sept. 1915, 21S,470; Ibnab=
ME 20 Gro5ent.
Ilbllalle, Sept. 1916, $4,000;
Sept. 1915, $21,450; 3unabme 16e
Hrpse,1t.
siour Gitp. Sept. 1916, $183,.
$50, Sept. 1915, Sill, $50; 3unab.
ne Z Hrp5ent.