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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-20
west LIBERTY

v,st Liberty school opened nj the
formal on Tuesday with = good attcn-
dance for tho first week The boarding
houses mr.. illinE up ana now IL tot
tho need Of IN" r!urmat"ry. Miss NE"tt
las arrived from Georgia. and Will tax"
charge Of III" training department ~
the normal.
The new cement walk viii b" finished
~ - fcw DAYS and Will hr an improve
nrri oyer tho old hoard walk.
Mrs. Flora Fritz iS nom" utter SH'nH-
ing a week with relatives III Wheeling
and Elm Grove.
Miss Sue Wa,lhcli has l""n visiting
her sister. Mrs. Enlph Morrison. at VAL
ley Grove.
Mrs. Mr.: Kelley If Wheeling has
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-20
SHADYSIDE
Aged Man Dead.

Thomas Flyers Bricc. who would have
been ninety-thrcc years Of age on next
Monday. passed peacefully away Mon
day evening at the family residence
south of town. He had been confined
to his room only few days though
the infirmitles OF age had afflicted him
for several months. Mr.. Brice was horn
near Puwhatan and had always made
his home in belmont county. He was
a man widely known and most highly
esteemed and was m elder In the local
Presbyterian church. The last rites
will be conducted ut two O'Clock THIS
afternoon at the home and burial Will
he mnde in The family plot at Old Wee
geo cemetery beside tho body Of his
wife who died nearly ten years ago.
Five daughters and one sister survive:
Mrs. r. II. Rowlrs Of B"llatrr. Mrs.
lnrla Jones. Mrs. Robert McM!!iea.
Mrs. t. +. Thompson and Miss Aida
Rrir. "r ShudysicIr; and Mrs. anna Wa
tcrs of Cadiz. y.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-20
r,oca, Ranks Represeuted.

At least two Of the Moundsvillc
banks will be represented at Tic twenty
fourth annual convention of the State
Bankers association. which meets at
White Sulphur Springs Thursday and
friday Of this week. James a. SiGn-
fcuse. cashier Of the Marshall county
hanks. is already at White Sulph,<
Springs. while Frind Coz. vice president
Ct the Mercantile banking and Trust
company. will represent that institu-
ton. 1t is not unlikely that other local
banking institutions will bc represented
at the convention.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-20
What TO Do When
Bockoche Comes On

Foley Kidney Pills have done me
more good than $4,000 worth OF other
medicine Chas. N. Fox. Himrod.
N. Y.
When backache comes on and It
seems as II you can't stand tho pain
and pressure across the small OF your
back, hurry to your druggist and get
relief through q box OF Foley Kidney
Pills They will stop the cause Of
that pain very quickly. spur the slug
Hish kidneys to regular action en-.
able them to throw the poisons out Of
tho blood. They will get rid Of pain
and rheumatism for you, quiet your
nerves, stop your backache. and lin
Der up your stitr Joints and sore NUS
Giles.
Frank ". Sherman. Tacoma, N. z.
writes: IT suffered with kidney trou-
BILE, had tired feeling in my back,
did not have any ambition and felt
all tired out. / used Foley Kidney
Pills and in q few days began to feel
better. and now have entirely re-
covered
Tor sale by John Coleman 4 Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-20

cI.rr club Of tins city is proving L sue
c. ssful organization. Yesterday the
"sIal!un'' IN Michael Do;anS store VAS
op,ned FOR ih' first time. Misses Ella
Mae Smith. i:sin"r Kelley. Caroline Mo-
ran and F'lrr"ncr Dceean. popular
young ladies of ECuwood. who have vol
unt&cr"d their services to write from :
10 o'clock every "Wednesday for all
those Who nrc urai'i' to Srn'i word 10
their lnrth n:'s nch'inE for Uncle SAM
were on dut"
4 good supply at stamps md station
cry HIS hcriI purchased from voluntary
cont rihu innS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-20
MECHEN

Several hundred people gathered IN
tho auditorium Of the school building
her, last evening for a farewell for The
local lads who entrain today with
Marshall cuunty's increment for the
new National Army. Tho boys were
given a rousins send-off on the eve Of
their departure for the Camp Lee train
Ing camp. Several addresses were de-
llvrred by prominent residents Of the
city, while the local band furnished
music for singing.
Misses Carrie and Rosetta Doyle en-
tertalned Tuesday evening AT their home
at Tenth and Marshall streets In hon
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been the guest Of her sister. Mrs. Sue
Ridgley. Mr.. J. c. Waddell and Leroy
Waddcll spent Sunday Mt Valley Grove
Miss Lon Shorts is visiting relatives
in Wheeling.
The "Old Mill club was enter
,ained on Thursday evening by Miss
Ottn Parsons at Potomac.
Miss Julia Ridgby is taking treat
ment in Wheeling.
Mr.. Lynn or Wheeling. is out again
to spend n few weeks and rcc"r"rate
after an operation ut the Ohio Valley
hospital
Miss Maudc Curtis arrived home on
Sunday from Mountain Lake.
Mr.. Simpson. contractor will move the
last Of the month 10 Akron. Ohio.
Mr. John Mccoy has sold his farm,
TO Mr. Everett Cook. the Cook and Nc
Coy farms Join. Mr.. Cook will move
onto the Mccoy farm. Mr.. Mccoy NOV
ing to the pike.
Mrs. Gardner and Miss Clara Gardner
were Wheeling visitors last week
Mr. William Stewart of Brook county
has purchased n new Buick car.
Mr. I1upp, Mr. Heft. J. r. McColoch
ere furnishing milk to the citizens of
Wheeling. since Mr.. Emsley sold his
dairy.
Mrs. y. B. Rodgers Of Pittsburgh
and {. w. Rodgers Jr. are visiting al
the Rodgers home.
SEEK CHANGE IN LAW.
BECKLEY. ". Va, Sept. 19.-Because
The c,Se Of Constable f c. George
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-20
The Chesapeake and Potomac -
Telephone Company @
WEST VIRGINIA

aaginst the county court Of Raleigh
county To test the new dog law rs re-
CARDS the courts liability to pay for the
killing of stray dogs. was decided
against the plaintiff in an opinion by
Judge James Miller in circuit court. the
Raleigh County Sheep Breeders associa.
ton at its meeting in Marshes, Oct. 6.
will arrange ways and means to builo
up Il strong organization TO go before
the next session Of the Legislature and
secure an amendment to the law. it was
announced here today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-20
WIN. 2. HonktuS Dead.

Vim. F. Hopkins died at his home on
birch avenue Tuesday evening at II
ccIcck. death being due TO comrltra-
ton of diseases of which he had been
suffering for some time. Mr. Hopkins
was a well-known and highly respected
resident Of this city. II" is survived by
eight children and one sister. y half-
brother also survives.
Funeral services will rs h'id at TO
Calvary N. Z. church this afternoon AT
. o'clock Rev. S. l.. Hart will officiate.
Interment will be in Mount Rose ceme-
tory
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-20
SUES ON CLAIM SHE
COMPOSED 'TIPPERARY'

NEW YORK. Sept. 19.-Authorship Of
the music of the now famous song Tip
pcrary." was brought into question to-
day. when Miss Alice Smyth Burton Jay
began suit here against Chapel & Com
pany. publishers OF the song. for 100000
damages.
Miss Jay alleges that the original
music was written at Green River.
Washington. in 1908. as n song TO boost
the apple industry in that state and that
the words of the chorus began: I'm on
my way to Yakama," II was first played
at the Alaska-Yukon fair. She alleges.
and later she was surprised to hear 1t
played in Honolulu as ''Tipperary."
The court will appoint prominent
musician as referee In the case.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-20
Parade for Drafted Men.

The u Ii"nwnod and - McMechcn
young mrn who will leave this morning
for Prtrr:hurG. Va. will he escorted TO
NnundSvillr. where they will entraln by
enc Of the largest parnd"s which mas
eyer hrcn seen before in this city. Au'
tuirobilcs. motorcycles and other w
tlClcs will hc uScI To carry the large
crowds. Colonel Joseph Mnh""d VII
net as ChIcf marshal and Will have cttl-
cicn, men IL adds Til" mayor. council
nnG other city officials will lead tho
,araiir. whIrli Eausrh's band will head,
FROM 10 a. ~. until y. m. all husi-
rfSs houses will hc closed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-20
BENWOOD
Literary Societies Organized.

Yesterday afternoon the students Of
Union High school mot and organized
two separate literary societies. The Of
llcers of the first are: President. AL
bert Dean: vice president. Elizabeth
Schad: secretary. 1ncZ Hoffman Those
OF the second are: President. Percy
CoHOn; vice president. George Morning.
star. and secretary. Hazel Ritter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-20
Nation-Wid Preparedness


o gett fighting
moulding homogeneous
Bell telephone indispensable. g.:
dstrc st-gua and
to
mobilization
riHta
which
srthe
ito
technically
nhavcion naenca easily replaced
will help patriotic American
bearthe inconv with
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-20
MOUNDSV|llE
Tined S1O anf1 Costs.

Fl. D. Payne, local wire chief of the
Bell Telephone company. arrested Tuca-
day on a charge of operating all auto
mobile without state license. was tincd
$40 and costs yesterday when arratgned
for hearing in Justice Riggs court
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-20
Pythtnu Sisters Dance.

On Tuesday evening. September 25.
the White Rose Temple No. 20 Pythian
Sisters. will hold i dance in tho Arlnory
hall. The Premier orchestra has been
engaged for the evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-20
Left 70 Attend SYNOD.

Rev. G. T. Helm. pastor Of ST. Mat
thew's Lutheran Evangelical church.
left yesterday morning to attend the
eastern district conference Of the JOINT
synod Of Ohio. which Is being held this
week at Pittsburgh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-20
VIII Open Plumbing Shop.

John Chapman. for several years em-
ploysd at the Al. Chapman plumbing
shop. will open shop of his own on
October l in tho s,oreroom next to the
Denwood Drug company
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-20
Don't
Suffer
From Piles
Send For Free Trial Treatment

No matter how long or how bad go to
your druggist today and get a 90 cent
box OF Pyramid Pile Treatment. 1t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-20
A Success.

The Soldiers and Sailors Correspond
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-20

Are you one of the hundreds who
have tried many different TONES and no"
say "Dandruff can't be stopped!
If SO, remember. Pounpeian HAIR
Massage is not only tonic, il is a treat
tueet This treatment is carefully descnbed
in q lcaHct, Tho Hair and Lii Ca'e'
enclosed in every package.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-01-06
Gleine &ritgSnabri4te1l
Gin bcr Maiirtcn ,uiirbi9er 8crz
biiubctcr.

q . IT. 5. San. (llebcr Saris.) Slis
[nio Nmati, ipelder 5tpein,al Ncgent bcs
Ncpnblifdens Can Nnrino tpar- oa5
ebenfaus iprmeu am 9ricge allf Scitel,
Scr Mllirten betbeiligt lit - luuroe
|nnter ser Mnnage berbaftct. @clpcr
|bielcr Mcpublif III So0bc bon 2 @illioT
ncn Giro unterldla9cn 5u babcu.
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liisc icin!
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aus amltcrbom.) 9sab cincm gcriebt
scr Maaltridter v2cs Nioupellcs" bat
Ser @encralgollperl,cllr bon 8el9'er'
|ongcorbnet, bab I'M ga,5cn 2anoe Die
aus Mlciling. anpfcr, 3inn. Nidel ooer
8ronsc bcrgciteutcn 6anshaltilnesges
acnltanbc, aiidcneerdtbc, Ebiirplattcn
|unb 1biirflinfen beldlagnabntt tperoer
Iollcr. Sic itdbtildcn inb Gemetl,oes
pertrctllleen miiilen bicicr "Sann1s
lung" III jcber @eiic GoriGnb lctlten'
Scrtrauen auf lire Gandbppte!
2unbpn, 5. San. Cine 8cuterlde
Gepclfe aus slmlterbam bringt slis;s
,iioe aus cinen, Mrtifel ocs bctanntcr
ocutIdeu Observation-Disclosures &1s
|pitdu @erlius inr @erliner Sagcblntt
ser inter anbcrcm Solgenocs lhrctbt:
.ssir iino felt napon iibcraenet. bat
Ser iibcrIeciide 8anoelsberfebr llnle'
rer Scinbe i'm Sabre 1917 nod nebt
|obnebmcu ipiro. Gics luirb hurd nns
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-01-06
Nus Mcrifo.
Iiaa ipl bci Siminc5 id),ucr seld)lasett
iuurpcn icin.

G6ibuabua Gitp, Otcr., 5.
,Iou. Sicr cirgctroficne uffi5ic(lc Scs
rihtc nclocs. BOB Bic 5allptmabt
@illus beiSinlinc5 u6lli9 ppn ocnSrlipz
pen Ocs Generals Iturgliu gelcbloaetl
ipurbcu lit. @iIo ipu 1900 Wlann ht
Spoten, @criuunoetcu lllo GcTan9cner
pcrlprcn Gobcn Sipci Ietncr |p9ennnnz
ten Generate. cincr ooppn W(ortin Spz
pes, lino gciollcu. &illo Ipll icbt NIT
7ei,crn ltntcrfiibrer Snlu5ar in ctncnt
sutpn1obi[ nuh glpnllc fliehen, obcr
bon otr Gnrron5u' ldeu &apullcrie pera
frlNt lperbcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-01-06

|, ipeldcr in Icincr Ncbc Iogtc, bnB sic
@ercini9ten Stoatcu BET elmer lpcitcrctr
SortIeBung be5 &riegcs 5iueifelos NIT
in oenlelbcn biucinge3crrt merOen mir
ben. ST gob 5uerIt lcincr SiIli9ung Ser
9lpte bc5 9SrdItocntcn @ilIon lno bcz
rem erten 9Iu5Icgung aus Dem Wunoe
oc5 Staotslcfret0rs Gaming (Sll5
Srpbbrief gcgcn 2cutI6lano slnm. >.
|8eb.) slu5brllcf.
9nrollf crfldrte ser Ecuador NIT
9roBcm Ent6p5, boB Scr &rtcg nidt
fprtoclctt lrcrocn fDnnte, plne baB Bic
Scr. Stauten sur Sbcilnnbmc gcz
5plngcu lucrocu luiir0en. rSn5 an1c<
rtfnnilhc %plt rdrc icbt m Gnbc iciz
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teu Stinntllng, bnb c5 fcinemShiffs=
fpnl,nonOcur, feincln @npitdn llHo fci=
ucm 6ccrc:offi3icr, ionic fcincn trent
Den Siplnrotcn lucitcrlin 9cltdtten
Ilperbc, umerifonilfcn @iirgcrn poer
berem @ute Sonrm 5ll5ufiiacn unb iidy
nonn nit Nu5rcbcn bon WiBpcrltd1o=
nillcu pocr llcbercifcr pon Shiffsofftz
5iercn 5ltiricocn SIT gcben. Sic nmeri<
fouilhc Station 1ueroc lief uudl ni6t
n1cbr nit gntIhuloigungcn abfcrtigelt
lnIIcn, lonocrn bci tpcitcrcn &crlcbunz
acn amcrifonilHcr Tec6te bic Shnlotz
gen NIT ibrer gunseu aruft 5ur Nea
cbeui6aft 5ieGen llno itraIen."
Sic nadJitjabrIge Guitbetuiilisnnssz
%prlagc einbcrtd)tet.
gSnibingtpn, 5. San. Sic idbr<
lide Epltbclpilligun9s 9iu, lpelde
beute i'm HeprdIentantcnbaule einbez
ridbtet lpltrbc, licbt grb1hung neSForz
tps fir Seitllngen, .Wa9a3ine uno nnz
bere Epltiocfcn 2 aloiic 0urb gtoblte
rllng zines 3onenturifc5 pcr, ionic
Giuiiibrlng bcs Gin : Gent Fnrtos
fir SpfoIbricIc, lub crllcft, sic Straz
fen. ipcldc oui @crIclloung bon Spiriz
tupleu nurd Sic Gpit ltcbcn, allf ST.
900 G5eloltrafe pocr 5lpet Sabre Sc
fineniB poer @cioes felt5ulcsen. Ste
8iu beipilligt $329,553,120 pocr $4,s
100000 ncbr uls Ner icetgc Npltctat
llno licbt cine Henbiultirung ocr Sn7
l1rc scr 2nnbbricItrdgcr llno cine Grz
b6blluo Ser Soldrc cincr sln5abl bon
GpItnngeiteltcu ppr.
Scr Siu suiulgc ioll Ser 3onentarlT
fir %oltIodcu 2. aluilc, gcgcn nclbeI
bcicnocrs Sic @uheuldrifters SerultSs
ecber 10 cuergildl prpteltirt tnocn, crit
not bcm 30. SUM in aroft trcten. S1e
9iu bcitinut fcrncr, bab 9ntnlo9c
11uo ibulidc Srudlohcn III 3utl1nrt
ols ToltIadcu oritteralanc Forto 5dbz
len Iollcn. Sic HcooilltirlnN Der Gc=
batter Ser 2unnbrieitrdger brlngt bic
@e6dltcr uuf $3.50 bis $4,000 pro
SSobr, ic uod Gauge Ser Nolltcn. Sdn<
&c scr SicuItltllt,heu nno Sllnntttut
Ser befDrocrtcn Ypit. Slntumpbllz9touz
ten piiricu uur buuu eln9cfibrt iperz
Sen, lpcnn lie oas gan6c Salr bclulez
bar iiuo.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-01-06
Ser ,,gcrih,uDrer" &ru5eR.
Webeimosent Ser 8riteu ioutc bic oe,ltz
jdeu &pnlularbeamten III sbipl1z
litGtcn bril1aen.
lit1tcn briltgen.


gonSrancisco. 5. San. ssSnt
Nopppro5eb ip,,rOc ipdbrcno Ses geltz
riacn 0erbanblnngstagcs nc1eroin9s
nit allcr 9eitinrmtbcit bon ocr Terz
tbcioisung sic gcidulsisnng erbobcn'
bub s. s.. ban &oolber9en als 8ebe1mz
aaeut inoienltcn Des britilhen 8encz
ralfonlulats raub l,no i'll oielerei9enz
Idluft Sic Mufgabc battc. lib III pas
Ncrtruuen Ser Dcutlden 6onIl1latsbes
amten ein5uidlcidcn, ltnt tic III e1nc
Sale all lofen lmo III Den Al9en Der
ameritanilden Seffcntlidfeit in WaBe
ircoit gil bringen. slls bc5cidncno gilt
es ingcrbinoung oan,it, oob bon &oolz
|baocn, Ser ciner Der 6aupt5clteeu Der
alaoebebDrbc iein f0n,,tc, in aonaoo
bon pen britildcn 8ebDrocn ei11e5 ans
aebIiden Ierecbens balber felt9ebalten
|tpirb, auf G'runo bciicn cr niht altSsez
|liefert iperbcn fann.
pcrr bon 8rinfc1 rannte a1f Dem
2euocnltaube ban 8oolbcr9cn DC
gcelc Scr gcrldtu0r,ln9. bcntld,c aonz
|Iulntsbcam,tc nls &allfer gcfdllbter
|britilebcr Ydllc Sll cntlarpen.
nGun &polbersen" lagte oer 3euge.
,modltc lid, crb6tig, mir onrd) e.nc''
Wfonu uamcns .poudl.ber geidlldte
|britildcYdiIc au perIdaffen. S9 onrb@
idnutc icbph icin Spiel. baS bartn be-
itaub, mcinc @crbaftung 81 peranlals
len, lobalo sic YdiIc in meinent Sel'e
ipnren. lnb lcbntc ab."
Sriibcr bcreits iuar nabgetp'elen
ipprben, bab nan aoolbersen ocn'
pcutlden Generaltoniul cine Sombc 81
|perfollfen lidte. nadeem CT l1e brltlz
Id)cn gcbeimasentcn gcaeigt batte.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-01-06
9ic TrieocnSbrwfguug.
Sic Mntiuort Der 9Qiirten auf 8ilions
Notc iollte bentc Mbenb perjffent=
lid)t iuerben.
Yubli5irl,ng biirftc aber Bis 5llm Wons
tag berl6obeu ipcrbcn.

2onbon, 5. San. 2onbpu ertpars
tet beute @eroffentlidung Ser Illiirz
ten Gripioerung aui Yrdiioent @ils
ions Srieoensanregungen. Sic Note
iclbit mag in Earis Dem amerifanii iden
8otidafter eit,gcbdnoi9t tperben. 9nrd
8orfebrunsen fir einc glei65eitige
@cr0ffcntlidung bon @aibinston un>
sen MIliirtcubo,lptltdoten aus nirb
aber tpabrideinli9 Sic Betanntgabe
bes @ortlauts big gnfangs nddlter
@pbc ber50gert tpcroeu.
@udbebeutiame &pnfcren5en ber
3entralmdd)tc.
2onbon, S. San. 9ieli9c 9ldtter
legen Dem 8eridt, BOB in Bicn rno
8crlin ipi9tige aonferen5en abgebql<
ten tperocn lof1cn, groBc8eoeutung bel.
slus bem l1mitanbe, baB sic @enez
raIltabe an ben 3uiammcnfilnften
ridt tbciInebmcn, miro Der Sdlub eez
5ogen, bob cs iib Inn biplomatiidc
isragen banbelt, rnb nidt ltm militdz
ride.
aailer @ilbclm, Safer aarl, aDnig
Seroinanb llnb Ser Srlltan iperoen In
@icn sulamnentrcten, ,,ab jenen 3ei>
tllngsmelDungen. ipdbrcno bic Ninilter
bcs 8IcuBcrn llnb sic Yarlamentsprdliz
ocnten lid in Berlin 5ulnmmenfinben.
Sic letterc &onfcrcn5 finbet am 19.
San1ar .itott.
Sic 0pnfcren5 in 8icn miro ber<
mutblib Scr 9erlincr &onfcrenS porz
ausgeben. Sn &onitantinopcl lit be-
reits Gin 3ug il, gercitldaft. nm Den
Sulton na6 ser Ditcrrei6iidcn 5auptz
ltaDt Su bringen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-01-06
Sa Samsta8 ben s. Sanmar 1917
beren a0gemeincn 8cfanntsa6e eeipubt

Iberen algemeincn 8cfanntsabe getpubi
bate.
5err TumultD 6eltritt cbenfalls aui
bas gnersildltc, felt iiber einen, Sabre
i'm Sotel 8iltmore setpeien 5,l ieiu unb
erfldrte. BEN Spetulanten garlld nur
gang boriibereebeno, friiber cinn,al, in
amtlider Se3iebung 9etroffcn 5ll baz
ben. gr tpies barauf bin, baB Der Erds
iioent i'm bes Seftereu in l1nfenntnib
iiber ipidtige stritte baltic, ipcil CT
ipiiie, tpie lein Scfretdr ltdnbig bon Sen
|'3eitltngslellten belagert tpirb.
Otto $. &abn sebt sleid ener9ii6 bur.
Sen Dorf. 5. San. Ser 8antier
Otto $. aabn bat na6 aenntniBnabne
Der Nuslaeen bes Reprdleutanten
8pob iofort Elm Sclesramm an Sen
Reprdlentanten 5enrp, BEN 8oriitenz
bcn Dcs ltnteriudaln9scommittees, gez
lanbt, in bem ct Die slngaben bes
Serrn 8oob fir bllrd unb burG fall6
nnb nnbcgriinbet erflart unb in Dem
er forbert. por bas Committee 5itirt 5ll
tperben, lint vunter gib oie @erleum>
bung in Ibrcbe itellen gu f0nnen, Die
ipeiter gu perbreiten, iid Der 8eprdz
leutant @oob ni6t seldeut bat. pbne
bic, allerseringIten Selpciie fir leinc
gpbauptltn9en 5u baben."
@eiterc Grsebniiie Der 1lntcrimtbnns.
8aibington II, 5. San. Ser
E8riei bes angebli6en Sem Dprferg0rz
1enmnflers q. Curtis an Sen Heprdz
lentantcn @pob, ser bcm Committee
borselegt ipuroe, lit allf ean5 eeipDbnz
lidcs Yapier obne je9lidc abreienanz
gabe geldriebcu. Gin 8llnoesbeamter
bat bellte ner9ebens in gtetp Dort nad
einem Mafler q. Curtis geluht.
Morgen lpirS oas Committee tpabrz
ldeinlid Den HeprdIentanten @nrbner
berncImen ltub am @}onta9 Sbontas
9. 2aipion. gs beibt, bab au6 ser
Gtaatsiefretdr 2anling por oas Cont
mittee sitirt lpcrocu miro. Sicles bat
bette ld)on bie 9iclp 9prfcr gffetteuz
80rie lnb biciige D'atlerfirmen err
Ill1t. tire 8udungen bont 10. Sescmz
ber nb sur @eriii9llng Beg Inter
ludungsau5ldulles 5l1 balten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-01-06
@i@tete ii4 ielb1.
2ctuis hate 5meifellps ben N,prb bes'
8bilabelpbter &iinitlermobelS auf
bent @etpiFen.

EbiIabeIpbia 5. San. Sic
biciiee YoIi5cibeboroe tbeiltc bcl,te nit,
baB auc l1rnitanbsbetpeiic barauf binz
beuten, bob Ser reite iunee Yittsburz
ger Bernard gB. 2ctpis, Ser iih geltern
slbcnb in eincm 5oteI in Ntlantic Gitp
erIdplicn bat, tbatlddlid Der M0rber
bes &iinitlcrmobelles Na5ie Colbert
tuar.
Ybilabelpbier Seteftips. ipeIde ioz
fort nod sltlantic Gitp 9elauot tpl1rben,
babcn lnter hen6ablclisfcitcn bes jun
gen Ntnnncs slpnr rid)ts 8eIniteubes
pber oar Gin ihriftltdes 9efenntniB
eefunben. 9afiir ipurbe aber an ieinem
aDrpcr ein Sral1enunterbe1no entoeft.
pas gcuail nit pen bon bem crmorbete,,
yNdbden setru9enen fprreippnoirt !;
ferner ipurbc in leiner SrieitaIde Elm
blutbciledtes Suldentlld] al,fgefllnSel,
llnb brittcns bat Elm &erslcid felt9ez
ltcllt, bab leiuc aopfbaarc genul1 Bic
Ielbe ssarbc unb Side batten, ipic Elm
8iiIdel 9aare. bas sic grrprbetc ibz
rem Mnereiier int Sample iii, ibr 2cz
ben cutriilcn hattie unb bus nod IN Ser
rcdten 5ono ibrer 2eide gcfllnbcu
ipurbe.
Nrrameirte ieinen Sclbitmurb iors=
faltis.
Srotocm sic Srelinbe bes iltngcn
2cbcmunnes llnb bclonbers sic beipcn
2cbrcrinncn gtbel ,tnS a2abel aplc,
nit pcnen CT iid) por bcr Sbat Sen
9anscu Sbcnb in cIcgontcn SonSlofaz
len bcrllmgctriebeu babcn iol(, bon ser
llnihllb bcs ilu9enWnuneS iiber5cu9t
1inb uno slauben, bab CT MIR ansez
Iidts ser nrpbenbe,1 &erbaftilng Den
9ppf pcrlrren bot. bcl,tcn alle 1tmltanz
SC paraui bin, bab 2eipis Bel leiner
sSabrt nad Itlantic Gitp bereits Sic
slbIidt bate. iif BORT Iclbit sll ridtcu,
gr fallftc iih bprbcr bclpnpers Elm 22z
folibriees Gcipcbr, cine gauge Sdud}z
tel Yatronen uup perbdnate Damn in
1cincm 3immcr mit 9onotiidern lorgz
fdlti9 sic Sberlidtfcnlter Der Sbilrcn,
sln ser 2cid)e tpurocn ou6 nur Sc IN
gaorgclb gefllnocn. mas ouh naral1'
binbcutct. SAB Seipis bel Scr 6abr1
nod Ntlontic Gitp on feine Hiidfcbl
,nebr gcSadt hattie.
Sic Scitc ber iu 10 graucnbaftel
8cilc ermorScten illngen Scbeoamt
Nlaisic Colbert, alias G,racc 3oberts
ipuroc in Ybilaoelpbia inter elmer ries
| 1ieen 8ctbeili9llug bon slcuaterige1
umb MtsIieocrn Der hortigeu 3iinitlers
fplonic, in Ser oas tllge,,bidlradc
aber bilold6ue NpbcI iebr betannl
ipur. sbesrabeu. gini9e ibrer Srcunot
batten oafiir selnret, bab sic Setbe II
cinen, Sarge. Ser allein $3.50 gefpIte
bate, llnb inter ciner rieIigcn SiiI'
berrliditer 9Iumen beiseieet tpurSe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-01-06
@rit(benlanb ftrdubt ii@.
9Sill feinc iibcrmGtiiec Siibnc fir bic
j &dn,pic bri Atben leiitcn.

2sp,n,n, n,on, .. SSoa. Ser Sporrcipoas
bent pes 9acutcr idctlYilrcallS in atben
fabclt. bab sic MISUNDERSTANDING lid
I'M ginflange NIT ben 8iinlden Ses
a0niss apuital,tin entidloilen Fat, Die
Iebte gipte Ser Iniirten nit Sen Sprs
bcrungcn Scr siibnelciitung fir Die
admpic slpil6en 9ried)ildcn Gruppcn
unD ulliirte1. 2anolm9struppcn ipegen
ser iibernndBigen Sprocrrngen Ser Gnz
te1ten,ddtc a6lebuenb 81. beantlporte'1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-01-06
8eter Siterbans I.

Scr iuodcrc bclltlb ameritanllcbe
giirgcrfricgsgeneral i1eioet oab'n.
8crIin. 5. San. Scter STterballs'
Scr lcbtc iibcrlcbcnoc @encraln'alor
ser llnionsltrcittrdite int amcritant>
id,cn giirgcrtricsc. lit i'm Seint ietner
sdlpicacrtoe)tcr su Sllisblrg, 8betns
preuBcn, in Icbr bobem altcr scltorbe'''
Ias geardbniB fa,o beute 5,1 Soblend
itntt.
General Siterbars iunr Der Satet
bcs 0pntcrabmirals 5. s.. Slterballs
bon scr ameritauilbcn 8nnSesflottc