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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-05-13
State TROOPS TO
. Be DRILLED FOR
FIELD Sc ERv|CE
MILITIA OF BORDER STATES NOT
TO BE GIVEN IMMEDIATE
WORK OF GUARDING.

San Antonio, Tex, May 12.-The
company Of coast artillery from Gal
weston passed through San Antonio
this morning on it's way to Marathon
to strengthen the base of the second
punitive expedition in Mexico. Ten
other coast artillery companies or
dered out for border service have left
for Ft. Sam Houston, where they will
go into camp with the militia subject
to the further orders Of Gen. Funston.
With the mobilization of the Texas
militia virtually completed the next
step will be to muster in the troops
and then put them through course
OF training better to fit the organize
tions for field work.
Now that the conference in Ell Paso
has been terminated, Gen. Funston is
expected to return to headquarters
Immediately.
Unless action is forced by the Mexi-
cans, the American army will make
no forward move while negotiations
between Washington and Mexico City
are being conducted. Active prepara-
tions along the Ar1zona-New Mexico
Texas border will be made, however,
and Gen. Funston expects to strength
en- all border points that might be OBJ
jectives of raiding parties at the ear
Hest date. The fresh regular troops
will be distributed along the border
almost Immediately after their arriv-
al at their temporary stations, but
some time will pass before the militia
will be utilized. The guardsmen from
the three states are being mobilized at
Douglas, Columbus and San Antonio.
where they will be mustered into SER
vice and drilled for field service
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-05-13
GAS KILLS GIRL.

Des Moines, May 12.-Heart trouble,
brought about by gas from stove,
the vents of which had been left open,
today is believed by coroner's physi-
clans to have caused the death of
Catherine Yeager. 10, socially prom
inent here and a daughter Of former
Des Moines chief Of police. Miss
Yeager's body was found in the htch-
en- Of her home late yesterday. The
coroner stated there was no ground
for the belief that she committed sui
eide.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-05-13
PHYSICIANS ARE
PLACED IN PERIL
OTTUMWA MEN ON EXCURSION
WHICH NEARLY HAD DIsAs.
TRoUs ENDING.

Davenport, May IL. The lives of
four hundred Iowa physicians who are
attending state convention here were
imperiled when the rudder Of the
steamer on which they were taking an
outing last evening broke and the boat
started to drift down toward the cres-
cent railroad bridge. A ferryboat ply
ing between Davenport and Rock
Island heard the signal of distress and
came to the rescue.
Had it not been for the proximity Of
the ferryboat the swift current prob
ably would have carried the excursion
steamer with great force into the
bridge as it was impossible to steer
the big boat.
Officers Elected.
The Iowa State Medical society at
it's closing session this morning select.
ed Des Moines as the next meeting
place and elected officers as follows:
President, John F. Herrick, Ottum.
wa
President-elect, J. N. Warren, Sioux
City.
First vice president, Charles B. Tay.
lor, What Cheer.
Second vice president, G. A. Boice,
Washington.
Secretary, T. B. Throckmorton, Des
Moines.
Treasurer, Thomas F. Duhigg, Des
Moines.
Editor, David S. Fairchild. Clinton.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-05-13
COWBOYS VOLUNTEER.

Helena, Mont, May 12.-One hun
dred cowboys of Montana have offered
their services to the local U. s. re-
cruiting Office for war with Mexico, it
was announced today. A cowboy dele
gate who made the offer to the army
officers here said thousand range
men could be secured in ten days.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-05-13
HoesoN AGAIN BEATEN.

Birmingham, Ala, May 12.-W1lliam
B. Bankhead, son Of Senator Bank
head, has defeated Formor Congress-
gressional nomination in the newly
created tenth district by fifty-one
votes, latest returns Of the democratic
primary show. Hobson has announced
he will contest.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-05-13

Washington, D. O., May 12.-Upon
receiving word today from Maj. Gen.
Hugh L. Scott that the border confer
ences with Gen. Obregon had been
closed without agreement, Secretary
Baker announced that he had directed
Gen. Scott to return to Washington
and Gen. Funston to return to his
headquarters at San Antonio, Tex.
Gen. Scott's report which was in
amplification Of the official statement
issued by the conferees at Ell Paso
last night was transmitted to Secre-
tary Lansing and also was considered
at the cabinet meeting. It's contents
were not disclosed but there were
some Indications of an unwritten
agreement having been formulated to
cover cooperative action along the bor-
der for the present
Secretary Baker said the conferees
had tried to reach q basis for written
agreement but found 1t impossible, al
though all interchanges were Of the
most friendly character.
carranza Afraid.
It was suggested that Gen. Carranza,
faced by the political situation in Mex
leo, was unwilling to make any written
agreement to which his opponents
could point as indicating surrender
Of sovereign rights. Under that theory,
Gen. Obregon, 1t Is understood, has
given assurances that every possible
means will be employed by his govern
ment to aid in the speedy extermina-
ton Of the bandits while the formal
diplomatic discus7ion Of the with
drawal suggestiaa proceeds. It Is pos
sible that neither side will endeavor
to force the negotiations while the dis
turbed condition along the border con-
tinues.
Before going to the cabinet meeting,
Secretary Baker said no steps to send
additional national guardsmen or reg
ulars to the border were in immediate
contemplation. It was made plain,
however, that should Gen. Fusion again
find his border guard too thin to pro-
tect American towns and ranches,
there would be no hesitation In calling
out more state troops. So far, how
ever, 1t was said, not even preliminary
steps in this direction have been taken.
Gen. Funston returns to San Antonio
with his original orders altered in no
way. He has full authority to dispose
his men either In Mexico or along the
border.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-05-13
CHURCH ADOPTS
ADVERTISING PLAN

Salem, Ore, May IL. Fl. J. Rupert
was Installed today as publicity mana
ger for st. Pauls Episcopal church of
this city. The appointment was sug-
gested by the Rev. s. Gill, rector and
former newspaper man, who said he
believed publicity In church work
should reap results as beneficial az
newspaper advertising does in the bus
mess world.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-05-13
REVOLT BROUGHT
ABOUT BY SECRET
ORDER OF BRITAIN
IRISH PUBLICATION IN AMERICA
sAREs DETAILS OF RECENT
TROUBLE.

San Francisco, May 12.-"The Lead
er," an Irish publication here, prints
today purported copy of document
alleged to have been issued secretly
by the British government and the dis
covery OF which Is said to have pre-
cipitated the recent revolution In Ire
land.
According to "The Leader" the doc
ument fell into the hands Of Tom
Kelly, a Dublin alderman, who read 1t
at special meeting Of the city cor
poration the Wednesday preceding the
riots. The exposure of the govern
ment's plan OF preparedness, accord
ing to "The Leader" was tho signal
for the uprising.
The document, according to the al
legged copy, had "the sanction OF the
Irish Office on the recommendation OF
the general office commanding the
forces in Ireland"
It directs that on receipt Of an or
der issued from the chief secretary's
ONCE, Dublin castle and signed by the
undersecretary and the general of1-
Ger, certain measures be put in force
Immediately.
These measures included the arrest
of all members of the Sinn Fein ma
tional council, the central executive
Sim Fein volunteers. general coun-
Gil, Irish Sinn Fein volunteers, county
board, Irish Sim Fein volunteers, ex-
ecutive committee, national volun-
teers and the Coisde Gnotha commit
tee, Gaelic league.
The alleged document directed that
the Dublin metropolitan police and
royal Irish constabulary forces In Dub
lin be confined to barracks; that pro-
vision be made to notify Inhabitants
to remain indoors until such time as
competent military authority may
otherwise direct or permit" and gave
directions for military occupation OF
certain premises throughout the city.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-05-13

export convention and in all probabil-
ity were aboard the steamer which
came so near disaster. The local
people at the convention are DR.. J. F..
Herrick, DR.. and Mrs. s. H. Spilman,
DR.. E. T. Edgerly, DR.. Donald McEL
derry, DR.. e. g. Hubbard and DR.. D. e.
Graham,
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-05-13
HEADQUARTERS OPEN,

Chicago, May 12.-Progressive head
quarters will be opened here Monday,
1t was announced today, with r. P.
Corrick, state chairman for Nebraska,
In charge. Mrs. Kellogg Fairbank, In
charge Of entertainment, is making
arrangements for the social care OF
the dolegates and visitors.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-05-13
EXPEDITION RETREATlNe.

Columbus, N. M, May 12.-Reports
unverified at military headquarters
that American troops are being with
drawn from San Antonio, Mexico, and
other advanced bases gave rise today
to belief in some quarters that de-
velopments look toward protective
patrol Of northern Chihuahua.
Supporting this contention is the
transportation of supplies which had
been concentrated at San Antonio,
back seventy miles to Namiquipa. It
is known also that Gen. Frederick
Funston has expressed his belief that
the present line of communication is
too long to be maintained properly.
Final arrangements for the concen-
tration of the New Mexico national
guard were completed here today. The
first companies probably will arrive
from Deming and Silver City before
night. With the announcement that
the militia is to be brought to war
strength for the mobilization, Capt.
James Walsh, chief Of ordnance of
the base, has prepared the additional
equipment necessary.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-05-13
Border Conference Brought
to an End Without Any
Real Understanding
CARRANZA AFRAID
OF FORMAL ORDER
Belief Held That de Facto
President Will Help U. S.
Hunt Down Bandits

Washington, D.. Co.,. May f2--
Secretary Baker announced after
today's cabinet meeting that no
change In the Mexican policy had
been decided upon. No new orders
for militia organizations to 90 to
the border were In contemplation,
he said, and indicated that no gen.
eraI Intervention In Mexico was
being thought Of at present.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-05-13
IRISH LEADERS SHOT.

Dublin, May 12.-James Connolly
and John McDermott we're shot this
morning for completely In the rebel
hon.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-05-13
pURSUING BANDITS.

Washington, D. c., May 12.-The
state department received word late
today that Gen. Trevino had ordered
1900 Carranza cavalry and infantry
toward the border to purse the bandits
responsible for the recent raids at
Glenn Springs and Boquillas, Tex.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-05-13
Bandits Captured.

Brownsville, Tex, May IL. Three
Mexicans who killed Curtis Bayles,
near Mercedes last night, were sur
rounded today, one of them was killed
and the other two captured, according
to report received at Ft. Brown, Tex.
The two captives are being held at
military headquarters : at Progreso,
eight miles from Mercedes, the report
said. The three men are supposed to
have been attempting to enter Mexico
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-05-13
MEX|CANS BURN
MINING CANT
Village on American Border
Is Visited By Bandits
From Across Line
RESIDENTS ESCAPE
IN THEIR AUTOS
Score of Cavalrymen and
Infantry Company Sent
to Guard Vicinity

I Tucson, Ariz., May IL. Mexican
bandits are reported to have raided
Polaris, mining camp, seven miles
below Lochiel, on the border; yester-
day, driving out the Americans, who
escaped to Nogales in automobiles.
Col. Sage. commanding at Nogales,
sent a company Of infantry and twen-
ty cavalrymen to guard Lochiel, Wash.
ington camp and other towns on the
American side.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-09
Bonn sooe abbcrnien.
Tra,t Nnna @nacl.

Tral Nnna Gl1gel pcrld]ieb geiterl;
Mprgell Inn fiinf llbr in @allie i6rcr
Spdtcr, Irau @ermlalm Martens,
go. 24t1 Snies strobe, llad lall=
gent ldNperen 2eioen.
Die Gerltprbcne 'crblidte am IA.
Mpril 1912 sll Neierbih in &ollteili
bas 2id)t Der @elt nilo perbeiratbete
|itb i'm Sabre 1862 nit &errn Sobr
gllgel, nit Dem lie pier5ig Sabre ipa-
ter nod Ben gereinigtel1 Staten
al,smalroerte. Sic Iabingeidieoene
miro bon Ben 11adlitebenoeit &in0er1
iiberlebt: Iral1 Margaretb 6rieno,
|8aoenport; 6ral1 Sbeooore Stueber,
|Garions, San; 6ralt @ern1an Soar
tens, 3%abenport; 6ralt Dora Moel=
Ter int SOUTHLAND; 6rau Ni6olas
Selbbaal en-, Samburg, 9elttidlanb;
6rau sSames 9almer. SEES Moines;
Strait Claus SaB, 9abenport; 5rall
.Garl 4eterlen, 9%abenport; 6ral St-
to 9rauder, Sod Sslano; Sralt MI=
bert 2eonarb, iotpie BON 80 gnfel=
fi11oern.
Die @eiietultg erfolet Sreitae
geadmittag INN 5lpet ll6r pom Grau=
erbarle> No. 2411 8oies 5trabe, ans
ol1f Dem Sairmou11t 6rieDbofe.
Scrman 9etlef 2embmrg.
Sern1an 9etlef 2en1bltrg peridlieo
geirern s1 friiber NadmittassitunOe
11a6 langem ldNperen 2eioem i'm @al1=
lie ieiner S6melter, Sral1 Garl Sep
per, Mo. I'LL @eIt 9. StraBe.
Ser 9abil1geldieoene erblidte aln
81. @ltgltit 1879 SIT 6argen bei &iel
in @oliteir Dos 9i6t Ser @elt nno
fam NIT ieinen glterl1 om A. slpril
1851 na6 9apenport. Sier bei11dlte
er oie offe1tliden Sdptlen lll1o m1rbe
lpater 5ltln Weallrer. aIs iolder ar
beitete er in Ser Iranf Madine ans
5ounbrp Company.
BUR Wittagsltnnbe bes %. Sfto=
Der ml1roe CT OH Ser 2. l111b gomoitd
lStrabe Don einem slttompbil iiber=
ifabren. gr trltg idJmere Gerlebul1=
gen bappn l,no INDIRECT lit lein 5oi
angeblid o1f bielen llllfaa 5l1riid5ll
fii6ren. gead @naaben Ser Ner5tt
peridie0 @err 2embllrg on Sdninb
Ird1t. Sic i'm l1eberlebenoen iil1i
5rpei Sfmeiterlt uno ein grl1oer
1ran Dora "copper", 6ral1 Mirni'
2epper 1tno @arrp 2embllrg.
Sic @eiiebl1ng erfolgt an1 So1ll1
abeno Nadmittog Inn 5lpei ltbr bon
Sralerbanie, No. I'LL @eit 2. Str.
aus inter Sen guipi5ien Ser eagles
[nltf Dem ltabtiiden 6riebbofe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-09
SO, S, GRIMM sratnlirt Sarrp s,
SuQ Gum Sieae.

als Bic @ablberidte 5eigten, ooB
Sarrp 6. Sua leinetl Oemofratiiden
@egner fiir OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oes
5lpeiten Soma'er ge5irfs, Midael s.
Gronin geldlagen batte, grotulirte
SEER Gronilt telegrapbilh @errn SltQ
5n leiaem Siege l11o miinidte inn
erfolgreide 9rbeit in @aibington, 9.
6. SEER 5ua nabm oie @liidlpiinide
1eines politilden Hipalen init aufrid)
tiger Irel1oe OIL uno beoanfte iih lei
1eri eits BEL 5errn Gronin fiir oie
allfrihtigfeit ru1o uSairneB", mil
meld)er Ser Ienofrat ieille Sam:
pagne ol1rd)gebalten fat.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-09
Uop(oiin lOa|(o(( Don Go. B 6eri6>
lei, marnln Ct jeff gnt |dj|d0
un0 |ldr6rr |ii6u.

captain" g. G. @iIcott, bon go
1922 iucitlidlc Gritte Strabe, 9az
benpprt, ~erfrcllt Iid) bcs Mufcs, Der err
tie Srcimillise 81 lem, lpeldler pabrens
hes @iirserfrie9cs Der Gompna1ic 9,
Sreiipili9e S~l1fanterie bon Geip 9prf,
beitrat. @r nimn1t jett sic Stelllna
eincs @ddtcrs anf Ser Mcoicrlnlss1
0ri!de in 9npellport Elm.
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llah hem Giien i'll mcincm Wiaoell. sSdl
lpllrbc idlicBlid llerpDs unn fonntc
nidt gut idllafen. Sieie5 ihmadte
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-09
-Merpen-O 81 I- Mittel gegenRbeuma'
tismus uno gdmer5en aller Mrt
Niepe's Mppthefe.

6rau Marp &a1bnen nnb hire
0Sodter, Sri. gltber Anle &l1blten,
1inb BON einem 5peinlonatieen sluf=
.elltbalt inn Siten nad Davenport 5ll=
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6ralr 6reo SEEMS, go. 92o
8elt Z. StraBe, miro ant gonnaben>
nod Gaole, Sllb., r%eiier, i'm bort
germallote 5l belu6en.
@iaiam Goblma,llr, Ser 9raii
Dent Der Spmn Steam 2aunorp, bal
5ltr Staatsfonpention Ser Soma
LET INSTRUMENTATION III Gebor ga
|pios, Sa., auf.
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go. Selephon 955. (Mna.9
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@D@5fitSglDdtn.
Sic =Seb6eln @crma6lnng,

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Don &errll M1b Srall @erlnan "Trip,
9to. 625 @el1 2ocltt Strabe, reidlte
geltcrll Morgeu INN 5ebn llbr Serrn
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t@errn nlo 6rall Sabn @ebbelll, 9to.
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sum- glnloe fiirs seben. Gaitor Ss-
cor $. @orn poa5o9 IN fcierlider
@ciie Sic Srauulg.
Ser Sraulllg idlloB iiG ein Geielt=
ner i'm Sanie Ser Glterll Ser grant
on ltlb id)on sur Wittagsltulbe rei<
ten bic Ssl1l1gpermabltel nod Sit
cago ab. 9eah ibrer Iiidfebr an1 1.
Ie5enlber meroen sic jltngen 2eute
fiir ibrc 5oblreiGen 6rell1be III ibrer
nelten @oblllulg go. 119 1872 ape-
ME, GOef Sslalto, 81, SIT iprechen
lein. SEER @eb6hll lit Ser giirplei=
ter ser Iapenpprt Mfalting Company
III Nod Sslsllb.
@ieie=&abl @trmGGlnng,
Sri. Gillian &abl miro bellte
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ab5ltbaltellben Nriibmcilc iii Scr Sir
de 5l1r @eiligen Ianilie III feierlider
8elle bon Hfarrer gnrigbt &err1t
6rancis 9. @iele al1getrallt meroen.
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I'M glad6amf Sotel midlieben. Spa<
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altf Die So65eitsrelle begeben. @err
&ieie lit Elm Ibeil6aber bes 6ltbrge=
oddities ieines Gaters, Des grsStaot=
rotbsmit9lieoes, 2ouis @ieie.
Serbclmann= @asner @crmGbl1ng.
Sln @m1le ibrer glterl Serrn inns
lSrou sSofn Senbelllanll, No.1123LA
@elt 2. straBe, reldte seltern Nab=
mittag Sri. glites @. Senbeln1am
@errll Tbilip @aener, Dem 5obne
BON 6rau 8. s. @agner, No. POPS
6ar1Qm StraBe, Oie @ano 5l1ln gn,n
De filrs seben. @altor S. 81. &pl,
BON Der llnitarianerz&irde 5u "a
pelport pol5og in ieierli1er @eii,
ole Sraltlt1g.
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Diner I'M Speiieiaale Des Glternball
les Der @ra1tt OH. spater qt1 Mbeni
brad Dos jltngpermdblte Eaor auf 81
@od5eitsreile atf. 9ea6 ibrer Miid
febr bon Der Geiie meroen bie jllr1gel
Seute mabrel1o oes @irter5 inn Sci
me Der 8rautelterll lppbnel1, ga Ser
mo 5rau Sobn @ellbelnalm SCI
Ml11ter in &alifprnien 5u5lrbri1tge,
geoenfcn.
Iran @ag11er gel1ob in 1apenpor
lbre Gr3iebl1llg unb grabuirte bon Sc
Iapenporter Sodidunle. Sic lit i
ben bieIigen @eieaidaftsfreiien JEFF
bcllebt. SIR @atte lit Setter ser e
y. g. Manufacturing Company DO
( Sancllpori.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-09
@cttcnourf nnb sic @a6l.
&enrn Saaie. Ser repuhli

Sellrp Saaie, Ser replr6lifalli=
lde &alloioot fiir 6rieoensrid)ter,
ld)lng leil1en 0enrofratiidell 8egller,
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&ir1fel, 1876; Scale, ia.
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l1l1o Der Gepublifaner Sra :. Smppel
pllroen sum &onitabler gemablt. 80.
lalto, 159; Samper, 101.
Ser Gep1blifaner Senrp Gar
items ldlng ieil1en oenlofratiidcl
Gegller fllr uSrltitee", .. 8. &lle6l
1872 gegen 90 Stimmen.
Soltis @aaie uno Irollf Mort
5abn, 6eibc Gepublifaner, m1r0el
NIT 1873 reip. 115 Stimnlell e6ell
talls 81 uSn1ltees" crmablt. Sic Dc
nafraten batten mir cine1 &aloi0a
ten, .. s. &l1ebl.
Ser &epublifoner Sranf $
|Sdaefer, filr Glerf gcpann ilbc
6reo $. 9otbfltbr, Scr allf Sem ltna6
banglgen Sidet lief, nit 149 eegeI
l39 Stimmen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-09

n1ei1 f0rperlidcs @cfinnct uno id
labm ltetis on &Drper9clpidt ob.
osSd bDrtc 10 piel iiber oSanlac"
BOB id MIDI elltihlpb, nasieIbc 5ll ncrs
lllden lnh bic Mclllltatc liub lehr SUI
friebclltcllcno 9cpclelt. Mein Ippeti
lit picl beiicr lnb ih fabc all6 ipatel
nidt mcbr Dos a%ufaeblaiene @efilbl
sebabt. sSd bin in icper @iniiht ltorz
fer ltnN empfeblc Ncsbalb pSmnlac"
9crne."
"Ganlac~ fann i'll Garl 6. gdlIez
GETS Mpptbcfe, SO. 220 meitlide 3peiz
tc StraBc, erGoltcn mcrben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-09
Sur lebten &mbe.
GGriitiam Surmeiiter.

Sic @eiietllrg BON Gbriltian Sur.
mel ter mllroe geitern 9fadmittag I'm
5lpei llbr bonn Sralterbatie, No.1432
Buckingham &oao, aus altf betr Sair.
mount Irieobofc a~bgebalten. Ealtol
Carl @oltermann lpra6 i'm Sraller.
hallle llno ardl al1l @rabe. Die gabr.
tltd}traacr maren: Gbri1t 9urn1eiiter,
Saco6 Sbooe, Sacob Gcfborot, Mug
3al1itian, q. SfTermanlr, Sobr
Sdroe0cr.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-09
NOroluef Gaucnpprt 5parbamf uir6
lellte NadmnittaQ a%eidlpiien lein.

Sic 9eoromeit 1apel1port Spar
.bonf miro bel1te sur Mittagsltl1nbe
anlabli6 Ser lll11 5mei l1br Nadmit,
tags SIT erfolgenoen geiletltng ibres
lal1gla6rigen Iireftors, 2ouis $.
9llf, id)liebcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-09
Gauenpurt G&eaelflu6.

Sic gettenoorfer gepan11en 5mei
spiele gegen Sic Natio1al 2ife'ers
lnlo Die gltids idlrt9en oie 9it6ogra=
pben in 5fpei BON orei 5pielen,
Samantli6e Spiele farnen anf Ser
8lad Samf &egelbabn sum sl1strag.
&ellenberger foltnte nit $50 I'M er.
item Spiel oie bodite Gllnft5abl er.
%5ielert. Nadltebeno Sic &eiultate:
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9ooes=Mn3et8e.

Srellnoen llnb 8efannten hermit
bic trauri9c Nadribt, bab infer lieber
grlper l1np Sdipager,
9crntan .. Gcmbura
am Mittipodb, sen 8. Gppe,nber, Nad=
mitta9s nm 10 l1br 80 Min.. nod lan<
gem idlperen 2eiben i'm Sitter bon
81 Sabren, 2 Mpnatcn unb s Saoer
lanft entIdlafen lit.
Gas 2eidenbe9angnib finbet am
Samstag, ben IL. gfopen1ber, Nad~
mittags nm 2 l1br, bonn Srauerbauie.
SO. 1921 neltli6e 2. strabe. alls
nad Dem Stdbtilden Sriebbpfe itatt.
llm titles 8eileib bitten sic tiefbez
trilbtef Sinterbliebenen:
Sral 9ura "copper", geb. 2emburg,
Sral1 Wsintie, seb. Qemburg,
SarrD 2cmbmrg,
@el6iuiter,
nebit S6ipagern llnp @ertpanbten.
Ghl&. 8, 10,11t.
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QpfaIer @etterberidt

y. Davenport, s. Mop.
3%1rdidnats : 9arometerltano 1890
9llrdidnitts ; Gemperatl1r (. SO
Sodite Iemperatllr bel1te . . SIS
Niebriglte Gemperatltr lebte Nadt 43
Morrnale Semperatl1r fir 33
Sabre al
Da1rdidnittIide Se1htigfeit Der
Suit /. 81
gsieoeridlag in "a 5tunoen 0.54
Gorberidenoe 8inoridltu11g . %
@aneritano INN Z l1br Morgel1s 3.s
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Sn Mnbctrad)t, bak @err Gronil1
icinem Miualcn sum Siege g~ratulirt
,,no @err 6rl iidl fir sen Slid
mlnidl Geoanft fat, balten ,uir sic
NadJridt, iuenlt audi siueifel9aft, Spd)
fir a%ltserit i%ntereilaut, uud) oasu, ba
berid)tct uuroen lit, baf Grpmim nit
elmer Stimmcnmcllrlrit num 5000
geld)lagen mproen lit.
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ISran Mnna aelcy upn Gapenppr1
beanaStat.

Sralt Mnna aellep bon 9apenport,
|oie Dor rmgefabr Sebn Mlonaten BON
|ciner Sl1rp inn Scott County 81 eli
(ller fiinfjabrigen @aftltrafe i'm Mna=
mola Geformatorillm perllrtbeilt NOR
ben mar, neil lie cine MiaOerjabrige
in Elm goroell gelodt batte, lit begna=
Oigt moroen, mie @ountpampalt @en=
|rD $. Sebens geltern befarnlt mad)te
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@etterbcridts

@abington, 8. Mop.
Sninois: &egen 1tno fiibler ont 9o11=
nerstag; am 6reitag flor; mdrn1er
in ben nDrblidJen n1o weltlidell
Staatstbeilen.
SSolpa: Sd1on anr 9onnerstag nno
Sreitag, etlpas marnler ont 9on-
11erStad.
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lin Gin uicrtcl mud, Gin ltbr bctte
-Murgem traf ppn 9es Mpincs ats
elm Scridpt ser Miioeiirten 9rciie Elm,
DUP Midmcl &. Grpntu, Ser benu=
fratiid)e &auSiSat fnr &pngrefabac=
pronctcr Scs smeitcm Sulua'er 9t=
itriftes, cine fleine Stimmenmebrbeit
iibcr ieincn rcpublifaniid]en 0egner,
@arrp s. 6nll, SIT ucr5cidncn fat.