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The Denver star., 1916-02-19
FOR RHEUMATISM.

AS soon as an attack OF rheumatism
begins apply Sloan's Liniment Don't
waste time and suffer unnecessary
agony. A few drops OF Sloans Lini'
ment on the affected parts is all you
need. The pain goes at once.
A grateful sufferer writes: II was
suffering for three weeks with Chronic
Rheumatism and Stiff Neck, although
tried many medicines. they failed
Fortunately / heard of Sloan's Lini
ment and after using 1t three or fouI
days am up and well. l am employed
at the biggest department store in 8
F. where they employ from six tc
eight hundred hands, and they surely
will hear all about Sloan's Liniment
H. B. Smith, San Francisco. CAL
jan, 1915. Csc at all Druggists.
The Denver star., 1916-02-19

now lying before the Young Mems
Christian Associations all over the
country.
Next Sunday afternoon at 2:3O
o'clock the boys meeting will be ad-
dressed by Mr.. r. f. Frey of the Cen
tral Association. The mems meeting
at o'clock will be addressed by Rev.
is. A. STRIPPING of Oklahoma, presid-
ing elder of the Scott NJ. E. church.
Mr. Stripping is one of the ablest
preachers in the NJ. +. church and
will bring a strong message to which
all men are invited.
A Washington birthday social will
be held next Tuesday evening, the
22nd to which everybody will be vel
come. Men will be permitted to
bring their wives anG their lady
friends Everything will be free.
The Denver star., 1916-02-19
Y. ". c. A. NOTES.

The House committee held mis-
ceuaneous shower on Monday even
ing. Feb. "A. Numerous things were
received and all were very acceptable.
Not only members helped make the
shower a success, but many outsiders
gave useful things. A piano has peen
loaned indefinitely. Thirteen chairs
we're given by outsiders, six OF whicn
were given by ex-Captain Silas John'
son of the colored fire department.
Among other gifts were rocker
thru Mrs. l. B. Perkins, three dozen
tea spoons, tea towels, broom, cups
and saucers.
After brief meeting, dainty re
freshments were served.
Bible class Thursday evening from
to s, under direction OF Miss Scott
Sewing class from TO under di
rection of Miss Bensen. Every daS
English from to 9:4O under olrec
ton of Miss Miller.
First Aid class Monday evening
from 9 to 9:45 under direction OF LII
J. w. Crump.
Gymnasium class at the Central as,
sociation on Saturday evening from
3 TO 9. Instructress, Miss Smith
Mrs. Platt of University PARK wiz
read poetry on Monday evening, fep'
q. AS this will be a rare trea''
large attendance is expected.
The Denver star., 1916-02-19

Denver
The Denver star., 1916-02-19
NINE. DE NEAL SCHOOL OF
BEAUTY AND HAIR CULTURE

The Star has received an invitation
to a grand anniversary reception CIV
en- by Madam DeNeal at her beautiful
parlors, 1919 E. Pine St, Seattle,
Wash. The purpose OF the reception
was to introduce and acquaint the
guests of her new products which are
manufactured by her in her estab-
lishment. The new products are the
face bleach. Greaseless Cream, Com
plexion Cream or Skin Food, and hve
shades of face powder. She is en-
larging her place SO as to accommo-
date the rooms where she will make
all her perfumes and toilet waters
The neat. up-to-date folder used as d
messenger of light and good Will pe-
sneak the grand success of the mad
am. Nine. M. f. Dishman's clever
hand for artistic attractiveness is evil
denced on all sides. Only go hlsher'
Old Denver is looking on.
The Denver star., 1916-02-19

nendous burden of taxation they
placed upon themselves to support
them. and now what are we going to
do ourselves? The very same thing.
"The people of the United States
have less liberty now than formerly
There. was time when we had equali-
ty in this country, but we are getting
farther and farther away from it all
the time. Today we have classes Of
people, classes founded on difference
Of income. difference of education and
various other differences-evenm making
class distinctions in the teaching of
our schools. .
"We're going back to the ideals of
every imperial government the world
has ever seen. We still mouth certain
things about liberty, but they mean
nothing.
1.-The United States can be a democ-
racy, but it is not. 1t can be center
Of brotherhood, but it Is not 1t can
increase the liberties of the human
mind, but it is not doing SO. 1t can go
far to decrease the inequalities of man.
kind. and there is our opportunity."
The Denver star., 1916-02-19
The Impending Would
Crisis.
(Continned from page I. J

(Continned from page /.
other want, is The Truth T el-
ler. For it is the lie that
kills. while truth maketh a
live"
And he completely won the
hearts of his aduicnce when
he declared, that "a battle of
ballots is vastly less barbarous
and destructive of the, fruits
OF labor, than one of bullets. !
He therefore begged his hear
ers to seize their opportunity,
now, while they enjoyed the
ballot, to unite as one, having
none other than the mind of
The Christ, and to strive with
out ceasing TO rid our beloved
country OF the greatest hind
rance to the coming in Of
Gods kingdom-race preju-
d;cec s~-~~
AS first proof of such uni
ty, he expected to see the Ne
gro race in the United States
going to the polls hereafter,
with malice toward none and
charity for al to vote as one
for such candidates, and only
such as will carry out in good
faith, and at whatever cost
the will of God when He
made all peoples and natlops
of One Blood to dwell to-
gether in harmony.
Finally, he warned his hear
ers that a divided vote counts
for nothing. For when Ioe
votes for Democrat and
Bill votes for a Republican
one kills the other and Both
fall into the ditch.
The Denver star., 1916-02-19

Scholtz Drug Stores for. years edu-
Gated the Denver public with eftic-
iency and good service by hiring
Negro soda dispensers. Not long ago
break came and white boys were
put in, but the good service and eff
ficiency followed the Negroes to other
stores as the result of Mr.. Scholtz's
kind educational school of soda dis
pensary. Every boy has made good
and colored boys hold down three DIFF
ferent places as the result. They are
making good too Denver feels proud
of the record the boys have made in
Boulder. Just as Scholtz won from
others because of efficiency and good
service, SO his stores have lost and
will continue to lose. We understand
that the white boys had a big crap
game" down in the cellar at the CEN
trail store. The Negroes never en-
loved such a luxury as that in the
number OF years they worked there.
The Denver star., 1916-02-19

1t is very gratifying to know that
some one else besides yourself knows,
feels and sincerely appreciates your
efforts in trying to help lift the race
up to a higher standard. We get let
ters daily, some from our TRENDS,
some from strangers, mostly all from
our subscribers, telling us to keep up
our manly fight for the best interest
of the race. We thank you all and II
only encourages us to be more sensi'
tive to our duties and obligations
which a newspaper carries. 1t is nice
to receive flowers, smell and caress
them while you are living. Every
day brings some kind of encourage
ment.
The Denver star., 1916-02-19
Y. N. c. A. NOTES.

Forty-two boys attended social
given by the boys department on
Monday evening. Quite number OF
them we're non-members who had
heen brought by some boys who were
members. Ice cream and cake were
served and games and other sports
were INDUCED In.
last sunday afternoon twenty-three
hovs attended the boys meeting
which was held at 2:30 o'clock. MT.
Ias1ia Fichelberger, of the Denver
University, delivered the address 10
tbe hovs The mems meeting, which
was held at 4 o'clock. was addressed
hv nov DR.. John Adams, pastor OF
the A. M. E. church at Pueblo. VINO
forcefully explained the opportunity
The Denver star., 1916-02-19


manuscrip
unles
The Denver star., 1916-02-19
DUBOIS ON MILITARISM.
Crisis Editor Speaks at New York Re
publican Club Luncheon.

At luncheon discussion held by the
Republican club in New York on Satur-
day. Feb. 5. DIR. w. l.. Il. Dubois, ed
itor of the Crisis. selected for his sub
ject this question. Are the people of
the United States progressing In the
realization of liberty, equality, fra
ternity and justiceT'
In the course OF his remarks DIR. Du-
Bois In part said:
I'VE seldom think for ourselves. and
when it comes to great crises like the
present we're lot of sheep. We've
been accustomed for many years to
criticise the people Of Europe for their
expensive armaments and the tre-
The Denver star., 1916-02-19
PRAISE FROM GOVERNOR.
Willis of Ohio Lauds Race-Will Never
Uphold Objectionable Film.

Willis of Ohio Lauds Raee-Will Never
Uphold Objectionable Film.
In an address at Cincinnati recently
Governor Frank B. Willis of Ohio told
an audience Of $500 colored people that
the decision of the state board of cen
sors, in barring from the state of Ohio
film rejecting on the colOred race,
would be upheld by the governor in ev-
cry respect.
Continuing his speech. Governor
Willis said
II think it is not In harmony with
Ohio ideals, 1t is not in harmony with
the ideals of citizenship and good gov
ernment, that there should be present
ed any sort of entertainment, by mo-
ton pictures or otherwise, that tends
to reflect on any portion of the citizen
ship. In spite OF all the great achieve
ments OF the race in the last fifty years.
there are yet those in our midst who
are willing to see a whole race insultcd
so that n motion picture concern may
make a few paltry dollars"
The chief executive told OF his visit
recently to Springfield, Ill, and related
how he saw, with tear dimmed eye.
the spot where Abraham Lincoln In
his famous debates with Douglas de-
clared that "a house divided against
itself cannot stand" He quoted from
the address of the martyred president.
The civil war, he said, was n conflict
for human rights.
Never was there war when the
life of the nation was at stake that
the black man was not there said the
governor. III this nation got into trou-
Bile, as chief executive Of this state
would call upon you. and know every
one of you boys would respond. On
the bloody battlefclds the coiored sol
dier has proved himself equal t" his
white brother.
"Never was the hand OF the Negro
raised against the flag. The Carnegie
| hero fund this year gave score or
| medals to black men and women. The
| colored people own 2OO,OOO,OOO acres OF
| farm land and rent an equal amount.
And then some say they have no init
ative. They sold S2lO,OOo.OOO OF farm
products. And does this indicate that
| they are thriftlcss: You can take care
of yourselves. All you want IL n fair
I, chance"
| Governor Wills said that the finest
| music lie ever heard was from the lips
| of colored singers, and some Of the fin
| est poetry was written and recited by
| the late Paul Laurence Dunbar OF
Ohio.
"The colored people have 100000
| children In school, and the number Is
growing every day. You do not be
Iieve in race suicide. You have no
such highfalutin notions"
The meeting at which Governor VII
| lis spoke was held in the Allen temple.
| Of which the Rev. Charles S. Williams
| is the minister. In introducing the
governor the Rev. Mr.. Williams said:
"There are three great governors OF
Ohio whose names shall live forever.
AS long as Ohio lives in the family OF
states there will remain the memory
Of the sainted Mckinley.
always there shall be the coura-
geous and well beloved, in spite Of insid-
ious attacks. the courageous and great,
] the plumed knight, fighting for human
rights Senator Joseph Benson For
| aker. TO make 1t holy trinity we
have the brave. that scholarly and
well prepared man. that future presi-
| dent OF the United States. Frank b.
The Denver star., 1916-02-19

THE STAR IS THE ONLY NEGRO
REPUBLICAN, N e w sPAPER ~
COLORADO. IT HAS MORE READ
:Rs THAN ALL OTHER NEGRO
iEWsPAPER2 COMBINED.
The Denver star., 1916-02-19

IF YOU GET COLD OR If YOU
CATCH COLD, ORDER TON OF
COAL FROM w. o. sIMMoNDs, ao2s
CHAMPA. MAIN 1864.
The Denver star., 1916-02-19
LIvEN UP YOUR TORPID LIVER

To keep your liver active use Dr.
Kings New Life Pills. They insure
good digestion, relieve constipation
and tone up the whole system-keep
your eye clear and your skin fresh
and healthy looking. Only 25c at your
Druggist.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-13
GinsclanSf

SEER SoIm SAlleter "a obn pes
5errat CLAUS 5dlueter, lpl1rSe Gp11r
nerstag Morgen friib 3 l1br aug Ser
.3eit IN Sieo Gauiefeit %abberllfens Der
Geritor6ene ltarb i'm Davenport So
ipital. gr 1pltr0e i'm Sabre 1870 81,
Iape1port, Sa.y geboren atlo bradte
iei11s 9e6en allf 46 Sabre. Solgenoe
.itrb Die Si1terbliebenen: Ser @ater,
CLAUS 9dlleter, rll1o 5 griioer
Seinrih, Geter, Mlfreb, grnit, Stto
nno cine Salbidmeiter, Srau SSltlio
8abis BON Siorr @itp. Sic 8ei-
lebltng finoet bel1te, 5amstag, Inn
2 ltbr 9eadmittags bonn @al1ie ol1s,
1928 Sutton slne., nod DEM Safbale
Srie0bof ltatt.
Gaitor .. 6. @eisler bon ser ep.'
llttb. areu5fir6e miro amtiren.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-13
Mcniefeitcn pom Gapcmpprt SOat
Glnb.

Iie Mitelieoer oes Davenport
goat Glltb ie6en elmer bodlt fort
|idrittli9en Saiion entgegen, 6ie
iiderli6 bon jeoem Mitglieoer ser
8ereinigung in g%eniigen0er @eile
a%l1sgennbt merben miro.
@dbreno oes loeben obgeidlolie-
men @inters maren bie Mitglie6er
oes gereins nidt miiBig gemelen,
fonbern baben oiele @orbereitungen
fir Sen idonen Sonlmer getroffen
u1b namentlid piele Mitglieoer fir
Sen gerein, fir lein streben, fir iei=
ne S0eale nn0 fir iein @irfen 5u I'M
tereiiiren gepnBt.
Mamcntli6 bas l1nterbaltungs=,
Sons unb @rrangemel1tsfpmite tpar
duBerit geidaftie uno mcbren0 Ser
lebten Motate fat ieoe @ode meb=
rere Scale in 9%eratbuttg eetreten.
sir 9onnerstag Mbeno, ben %.
Mai, miro bie erlte 6iesjabrige Selt=
lidfeit abgebalten, 11nb 5tpar in Sc
ltalt zines @%errenabenbs, bamit oie
neren rnb Bic olten Mitglieoer bes
groBen l1nb raid antpehlenoen Ser
ems einat1oer better fennen lerl1en.
Gin ie0es Mitglieo iollte lib an Die
Ilem Mbenb in bem 8ootbauie bes
gereins einfinoen. MuBer fir oor=
5iigliden 2u16 miro Elm a1sge5eid=
netes uSerren" =8rogramm borgeie=
fen lein. Sier uno % mll11felt mon
iogar bon lebel1ben Grandchildren:
mas oas lit, ioa crit bei Der Jeltlih.
felt entbiillt mer6en.
SIM ssllli iol cine groBe 8ootregat.
to, perbun0en NIT einem Der belieb.
ten alltbpicnics, an ei1em Hl1nftt
fl~ltBabaparts gebalten merben, mdb.
reno fin Sen Suli cine groBe Inter
1altllng i'm &lllbbal1s, perbunoen mi
Wh1iif, Gan5, llnterbaltllngen nno Ell
mem erltflailtgen 3irer, borgeleber
tporben lit. Sm Ml1gltlt idlieBlid
miro Die groBe Megatta Dor Ben
g%ootsballle 5um altstrQa fommen, at
Ser iid) ole Rod %SSslanber, Moline1
uno Wlascatiner @aiierfreunoe be
tbeiligen ioaen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-13
Meue MnSeigen
9antia8mna.

Glen lieben SreunDe,,, Madbarn
llnb gefamtten ia9en mir bterlnit fur
Die 5ablrei9e 8etbeilisung an bem
2eidenbegansniiie meines lieben @at<
ten unb unieres lieben Caters, Mtag
Sriebertd &Dblft un1eren anfri6tiger1
nnD tief9efiiblten 9anf. Gang belonz
bers banfen pir 6errn Sobannes &roe<
ger fir ben 1G0nen, ebrenber Madruf.
ben ct Dem gntihlafenen I'M Sauie unb
onf DEM Sriebbofe setpibmet bat u1h
Die gefiiblppllen Groltestporte, Bic er
an l1tl5 geribtet fat.
Srau Bertha GDbIff, 9eb. Sdnedlotb
@attin,
,Srml Mtttta 5allcr, geb. &oblff,
Sobantes &pblff, 2pon Co., Soma,
Srau CLARA @ieie, seb. 8oblff,
@ugu @Dblff,
&idarb &Dblff,
Mlfreb &Dblff,
@ermat 6oblff,
&tnber,
nebt sdtpiegerfinbern, gnfeln unb
NuS.13 Gerlpaubten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-13
3uitbearnten ucrben morgen 9elega=
ten fir &pnnentipn ~ernent1e11.

Die 2ofal No. 81, Mational Se6e-
ration Of Foit Office Glerfs, miro bel
elmer Notwithstanding, 6ie NOR
gen Bormittag Inn bal6 10 l1br i'm
Noltamte ~abgebalten ner6en lo1, Ell
men 9elegaten fir bie Staatsfonpe11=
tton ernennen. 9iel e &onbentior
miro i'm Sum- in MarlbaItomn, Sa.,
%abgebalten mer0en. @ie berlautet,
weroen mebrere glngeitellte oes 9u=
penporter 4pitamtes al1f ibre eigel1en
Soften nod Maribaatomn al Ser
aonpention reiien.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-13
General 8~erian,mlmn0
lno 8eQtnfen:@dh

bes 9eutid : Mmcrifauiidem Gemtral=
Gcrcins pun SaDenpprt n1h Scott
County ant luad)itcn son,ttng, ben IA.
9sai 1916, INN 3 l1br Mabmitfass,
I'M 8ebdltoe Der Sreien 9clttIdcn
sdl1le an Der @eitern Mbenue. Mlber
Der geamtenlpabl fnrnmen all6 anbere
,ini9tige Gelddfte CUR gelpredu1g, 10
bob bic ,Inipelenbeit auer 9eleeaten
lebr ertpiiNidt 1T.
- S, S. Graz IT !, gicc : grdlipent.
81. g, &aSenbamen, Gefr.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-13

llnter 2eituns bon Srau aenes Mon.
tanus biele griin0lide Nroben abge=
balten tporoen, 10 oab Dos luitige
|Stiidd)en MIR 10 iiber oie 8iibne
Fifteen" miro, DOB Se0ermatn leine
:Sreltoe oaran baben miro.
Drum auf naditen 9ienstag altr
Observation-Disclosures @orltellung i'm
n5rienolp @erie". Mnfang punt 8
l1br. Die Gfntrittspreiie iino Ole
INNER inn uSrieltolp Souie" iibIiden.
gintritt ,15c. &eieroirte Sise 1Oc
ertra n6er 25Jgents.. Jaq
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-13
Mhtmna GaaIes!

gae WitgIieoer merben erlltdt,
iid SIT Der bcltte Madmittag Inn 5mei
llbr BON Dem ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
liiien1ent bon Niiien nlro @artpig
aus 1tattfinoe1Oen @eiietltng bon
Sugo Iltrnher eil15ufinoen.
$. s. 9oettger, @. Yrai.
Gbris. g. SaB, Sefretar.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-13
9as sic65aber- sbeater bes u5rienDlp
as5 Spnie". II
.Maditen 2iicnstas sdlnfporfelluns
Ser Gdilpn. ns
.SH dHtefIf0ht1Her SpraTeJ.
Sic GpIlcac. EhdpH

nSbe, GDlcgc Gbdp" i
Ser Grfotg Ser gErecioia" -MufS
~fiibrungen jim, ,uf6Srienolp Sonie" Dor
eittigen 8oheit bat Die fu%nitbegeiiter-
ten Singer unb Siingertnnett Gbq-
=lias oes uSeyrrienolp Sollie1 angeIta-
delt, nod cine goritell1ng sl geben,
Die lette in 6ieier Saiion. limo atpar
biesmal eine5Bpritelung in engliider
ober belier 7amerifaniider 5pra6e1
momit bielen 8eluhern Ser 2iebba-
ber= Observation-Disclosures besu Srieno-
lp Soltie e" iebenfaIs Elm @efnlen ge-
l6iebt. 9enn biele batten bon Sen
yGrecioia"= Boritellungen MIR Sen
balben @en1tB, metl lie Ser beutlden
5prade nidt madtig maren, ibert
5inn Ser 8orte, sic an ibr DIR toni
ten, alio MIR aus ser Sanolung en-
ratben fonnten.
Sur Ml1ffii6rung 4pltr6e elm iebr
Diibibes 2uItipiel in 3 Mften ,Gbe
College gbap" auseri eben, 6as ieoen-
!fans biel 8eifaa finoen miro. Scum
|iteae man iid, barl1nter fem 5tld
nit 6ubban, @aleban, uSltrten"
uim, Ser beiben @eI6ledter ser Sol
|lege Golumnen" Dor, 1pie iolde balt=
fig auf 6ie Biibne gebrndt meroef1.
gs ban0elt ii6 III benz 5tiid pieImebr
INT einen college Gbap", ser Die
3eit, Die ct ouf Dem College 5l1ge-
bradt fat, eber mebr allf 6uBbau,
galeball, uSlirt" II. moere Mllotria
ltatt altfs Stllbiren perpan6t bat, 6a=
fer nid)ts meiB uno nihts fam.
ST lit nod elmer fleinen Staot &C.
ianbt moroen, nm BORT bon einem
u@olege Gbap" 5u einem berniinfti.
gen, praftiIben Meniden, Ser i'm &C.
ben leinen Mnnn felt. gs geling1
6ies natiirlid. Sauptiddli6 oaB Ell
BORT Dos rihtige Ma6el fin6et, 6as
ibm Ben aopf 5uredtiebt, in bas ct
itd berlie6t unb nit Ser er 1id ON
|gdluIle berlobt. Meebr mollen tpi1
iiber Den Snbalt bes luitigen Stiides
nlht berratben.
Sic &erio1ten 6es 5tiides uno Sc
rem gelesung limo folgenoe:
gliiab @oooapin /. Sranf gdtpentel
getb Shines /. Sreb gurior
Mrt @impel 2onis Nete1
Samltel Crane +. Setter 8artbe
IStarr Glap . Ssfar 2en1m'
@art gaton @enoelin Menge
Sobn 3rem Srbing otto 8artbe
8il selll1m . Sen Menge
9apiO Crane @roper Son Der @eio
:lga1ie Crane +. &bea @aBl
Same Crane . . gtta 9urtbe
Wag6a GlaD . . 8ibienne Gbee
@ertie Slpe . @laops 8rodmel
Srau Mortimer 9roipn T.
Beatrice 8rodmel
MtiB Sepmour Sri. Sierra grodfmel
gil 9id 9onne
George . ~. SSobn Sole
gs lit 3u boffen nno SIT tpiini6en
baB Der 8eiuh Ser @orltelltng mie
oerum elm redt gutter lit. 9us Stre
ben Ser iungen 2eute, 5n @llniten De
u8rienblp &onie" quite ltnterbaltun
gen 81 liefern, iollte al1f ar nno ieo
@eile ermutbigt mer6en. gs iin
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-13
Nor1 oon,hoA .ho+

Carl 2ambah bat I'M Mamer
Ser .. S. &pat Contribution Cont
panp I'M Scott County @esirfsge.
riht cine &lage gegel1 Bic Staot ga.
penport megen ltngelebliden 8erge.
bens bon &ontraften anbangig ge.
madt. Ser Salt lpll all1tacblt bei oel
nadlten 5taotrat6siiellns onr6ge:
lprohen merOen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-13
esfelry Bett.rberiM,

8apenporf, II. Mai.
8nrdidnitts : garometerltanb 1924
3urdidnitts : Semperatur . 50
Spdllte Semperatllr bel1te 55
9eieoriglte Semperatl1r lette Nad)t 49
ytormale Senlperatlr fir 80
Sabre go
Sllrdidnittlide Jeudtigfeit Ser
Nieoeridlag in "a Stunben 1.19
GorDerridenOe &illbridjtung %.
@alierltono I'm Z l1br Morgens 1876
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-13

@a bington, 13. Moi.
Sir Sllinois: llnltetig Samstag nnb
Spnntag NIT Sdal1ern; me11ig
Ienoerung in Semperatrlr.
Sir Soma: l1nltetig NIT S6arerl1
Samstag INTO Sonntag, ll1lo fort
0QlerllD fiihl.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-13
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- Cine por5iiglide Musma6l Ser
allernel1eiten nnb beiten Gapeten fir
aae Simmer 81 maBigen Greiien.
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-13
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Sum saluB mtroe nod 81. Sobll
s. @erritf BON Sttunma, Ser Grdli=
bent Ser @ercinigung fiir oas laltfen=
sc Sabr, initalirt. Or. @arren Don
Siol1r Gitp, ser geitern erpdblt muir
be, miro crit ont Sd)lub ser nadl=
iabriaen &onpention, allo in Ges
Woines, il1ltallirt.
Nm Mittlpodl aaben sic Mit9lic=
Ser Scr @ei tern Surgical Mliocia=
tipn, oie Der &prpcntipn beiapohntcll,
ibrenl Graiioentelt, Or. 8. @. 2itttg
bon Davenport, Elm 2ltnd)eon. Mltd)
SIT gbrel1 bon Or. Mleraroer Cant
bert, oes b%efannten Seem Yorfer Mr5-
tes, nurbe cilt 3iner gegeben.
9ie Iapenpprter &pnpention mar
eil1e Der bethel rd)tel ten llno erfoIg=
reiditen, altf melde Sic Gereiniglrng
lie sllriidblide11 fam. @ieoerbolt
iprad) Ser cine ober Ser anoere Set
reoncr Der Scott Gol1ntp Meoical
Society, Oie oils Irrangen1entsfomite
fl1ngirte, ieine Mnerfenmnng aus.
Ma1d 81. s. Milus Galtman matte
Gapellport ein apnrpIiment, auf Dos
mir altberlt itol5 leil1 oiirften. Ser
bebelttenoe Mr5t iagte SD fomn1e
loeben BON @aibington, 9. g., no
ib einen gortrog Dor Ser Mmerican
Surgical Miiociation bielt. Sd farn
lopiel iagen, 1apenport batte mir Gin
6elieres @otal uno before llnterbal=
tlllgen oils @aibington, Die @altpt=
Itaot oieler Union, sur Gerfiigullg
geltelt.
Sampfcransfabrt nm Sonncrstaa,
Gin ltngliid, bon bem nod altf
Sabre binal1s in Iapenport geipro=
den moroen mare, beorobte at11 Cont
nerstag Mbeno Sic iiber ledsbltnoert
Ier5te, Sic itd altf Oem Compiler is.
@. Sill" bei einem por5iigliden Ii=
ner, eritflaiiiger Mulif, fomilden
8prtragen nrb gall ltnterbielteft.
@pbl feir ein5iger BON ibnen 6atte
hcmerft, oaB Die Stel1erlt1ng bes gro=
ben ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS perlagt bat
te lt1o DUB ser 8amhfer itelterlos Ige-
gen Die idyuercn Nfdble Ser Crescent
griide a%n5lttreiben brobte. Silfs=
iier1ale noh @ilfsiignalen mllroen OBJ
gegeben ltnO crit nah Iangen, ner=
aebliden @erluden gelang es Ser I'M
smiIden NIT golfraft berbeigeeiltetl
God Sslanb Sdbre, Sen iteuerloien
3ampfer ms Shlepptmt 5t l1ebtaen
rab gum iideren a%nferplat 5u britt
gen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-13
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