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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-29

sprays oil orange blossoms. Killarney rose gown made
Tor intimate at homes she Killarney rosebuds ex
quisltey wrought in enamel think this most charming
'ao' anu send ito you ss Summer suggestion.
In the three costumes have sent you this week vo,
VIII see that have observed this flower fad The "Cno.
GUS as have named the perfectly adorable boudoir gown
mas white lace foundation, robe topped with
most fetching little Jacket OF lowered green taeta The
cap s IN reality fashioned in the form of crocus hut
alas THIS does not show clearly the photograph
In the Tulip" costume there is an air of sopb,st,c.
ton which plainly lacking Crocus that flower q,
innocence Dull yellow tafeta Is used for the costpme
the req splsshes being indicated by decorative ada
ana bands which form the on the coat The odd
little hat has modified of yellow afreta with
band OF red MORE.
me Primrose" is OF the simplest OF norn,,.
gowns developed In delightful satin faced broadcoth
Inc uprted skirt shows stockings and slippers OF foIia,
green The novel Jacket is grdled with foliage gro
'eiVeI Ihe extremely low a feature Of thu snr,
coats. The hat Is happy combination OF the rreen 90
PINK BUT why call this primrose gown? lust becau.a
IL IS Crisp and delicate in tone and because Il made 49,
A ot 'he primrose on the bank But why cannot te,
you VIII observe that in former seasons has the
ho'e Oh spring IN form and variety coors been i'm.
pressed with such fidelity fashions The oppo
1unty is one for such delicacy and draperes so
etherea that it seems pity Spring must so soon pass
into Summer. 80
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-07
Saturday, November :. 1911.
\ FOUNTAIN OF CORRUPTION

The Democratic organ in this city
twits The Intelligence on beine pad
loser. because 10 referred 10 Cine. cor
rupt methods by which Major N.,Iy
obtained his abnormal majority iu Ma
rion county. unquestionahly produced
by the Fairmont Coal Company Tile
defense of this corporation uut uu bv
the aforesaid organ is not surp- ,s.u-.
as IL has always been the warm and
consistent defender OF fraud Doth at
home and throughout tine -,atr.
Twenty-siN years aao DO Was ,h, de-
fender Of the palpable THEFT ci tuo
GoyernOrship OF West Viraiuia whom
Nathan Cor was counted our. .ad @
man from Marion county. and now
intimately connected with fn, Fair
mont Coal Company. was the beu,d.
ciary OF this political outrage
Recently It was the paid apa'oei-t
for the corruptionists who d,bauch,d
the legislature of 1914. by which CIar-
cnce Watson. the head OF The Fa.rmout
Coal Company secured am iuc-a3 and
purchased seat in the United States
Senate. along with DIS equally -uuy
coparccncr in that crime. William D.
Chiffon. II has become so stepped iu
these corruptious that 90 looks en-
fraudulent Democratic pracuo. as
a Democratic virtue
The Democratic maforities that
have been counted 100 Marion eDuut.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-07
DEMOCRATS AND REPUBLICANS
BOTH CLAIM BIG VICTORY.
Sentiment However Seems TO Be That
People Regulated Aoministra-
ton-Washinston Gossip.
BY CHARLES BROOKS SMITH.

WASHINGTON. u G.. Noy o.
10 Is very interesting to be IN Wash
ingtOn just now. here where the Na-
tons pulls" is felt as accurately - IN
any private consultation where the
physician holds the patients hand.
Above an. 30 Is most interesting TO
hear the Republicans aud Democrats
ton just now IL happened We say
Republicans and Democrats adSisedIy.
Tor. in official circles. the Bun Moose
party. with it's celebrated leader has
been reChristcned and called a.. Bull
Mouse"
such is fame and Story and such
the Jud-ment of the people when their
poCkctbooks are touched one thing
hat politicians never seem To AIDE
guately realize Is IA. fact that any
LEGISLATION creed or belief that affects
the S-p9 day man is going % react
uuiaNorably on the millionaire pluto
GRAFT Also that legislation which dis
furhs the -quanimity OF the wealthy
millionaire D. Goin 10 react unfavor-
ably for the 900 dsv man A. a
nation. We are so bound together that
LEGISLATION has To- De- Wise and prac-
i'cal not to unduly affect either one
of these classes. blow 20 either uf-
on .ali= INV " INilf iUNll|I
Republicans Jubilsnt
The Republicans. of course. are iuhl-
liant. but the Democrats have assumed
an equally optimistic attitude. poiiti-
clans OF 1il parties busted themselves
W"dn sdaN i'm explaining how and why
the uneVpectod developments Of Tues
day came about The most satisfsc-
tor ycNplanation however. has been
the Republican statement that the
President is spon-ibl, through his
policies forced upon Congress. for the
unrest that found voice Ia the pro
test of Tuesday last
On" Of the most interesting state
meui~ from Democratic statesmen
was Thar Of Postmaster General Bur
Lesson that "the victory was am over
Whemins one for the Democrats"
The only question iu tho mind Of the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-07

a meeting which will be- of interest
Co. the oil men OF West Virginia and
other OIL producing states has been
announced by the interstate commerce
commission To be held at the New
Willard hotel at 10 a. inf Novembcs
10. with view To- perfecting uni
form system for pipe line accounts.
To that end bulky publication has
been sent ont this week outlining q
number OF the proposed accounts and
asking carriers TO be prepared to dis
cuss them az the time Of the confer
Ducc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-07
UNCLE WALL Ripping Rbyme,.

Oh fc- Im feeling fine and dandy" say. fr.r.rr . . &
. ways this good old world sweet candy and
every day. Ezuhcrart but never Show. p. i
D. VIZ NIIILlNo Bus Joyous journey here and. thong.
getting snowy. he's growing youne.. s.-. h
Nno now me people Ike 90 greet him This man who meow
whine. They note bis when they greet him a- ..
" l.1n 'n brine Alas m feeling like the dickens. .
- DC IIi. along Wf trouble multiple and fhilker.
1at - '- wrong ibis h-, dark urgd riyef -.f
NO eta'e.e nights have lumbago my liver have
En df nsnro0cs long been out of order the do.t.-
nE blind. and ID De glad the border and leave
world behind Hc bias wall of gloom around him a. amos
hats grim and and weary people crr .Confourd f-
boon always sroI- day Ii Fou would have toa- r--r-..
or muse he cheerful brave and and swear ---
above SOU. .r though the clouds may bluff ar rain
WALT MASON
tCoBTrrht les a.ors, usttBs- Aaan
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-07

Washington. as well as Baltimore
society. was well represented this
week at the opening races OF the
Maryland Jockey club az Pimnco. The
Russian ambassador. who is one oi
the box holders. was accompanied by
several members OF his staff. and viii
probably be- one of the regular attend
'nts of the meeting as in former
y ears Former United state. senator
and Mrs. Clarence Watson are anon.
the prominent box holders
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-07

Iecuon Of H. c. Mathews. visited the
building with all their studio para
pheualia and took several scenes OF
an eight-reel production which Is TO
boz released soon TO the movie shows.
The play. which Is taken from the
book OF the same name. by Frederic
Haskins. will contain scenes from
nearly every branch OF the service in
Washington.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-07

= marriage license was issued here
this week Co Dr. keenan, Jackson. OF
Redwood. vs. Va. and Miss Neya b..
NcMilion. of Redwood The Rev. vs..
p Downs was the officiating clergy
man
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-07

Henry $. Baker. Of the excise board
who went home TO West Virginia. TO
.ote. has returned TO Washington and
met with the board Thursday after its
three-day recess
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-07
Sheriff'S Notice

State and County taxes for 1914 are
due. n paid on or before November
5oth, a discount Of 2ie per cent Will
be allowed. No allowance can be
made during December and interest
adds after January 1st
Requests FOR amount Of taxes must
be in writing, telephone calls cannot
be answered during discount period
At. SWEENEY. S. o. C.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-07

Edwin Waggoner has been placed
ON the classified list Of fourth class
postmastors for the office at Cedar
willie. rs. va. Everett p. Wray has
also qualified for the office az Glen
MhLtn. W Va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-07

CONGRATULATIONS To Mr Mooney on mis-
splendid victory.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-07

Published Daily. Except sunday. ~ the
INTEL gencer Publishing Company.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-10-15
cAYCE ITEMS.
Stetson and
Worth Hats

Mr and MN T. A. Mayhal
Ncre in Fulton Wcluesdn,
Mn Chas Bonduani aud Mis-
Nom Nay ior attended the as,u.
ciaiion 90 Mt Carmel Wcdur
dny Mr. and Mrs Fred llarpoIr
and Eva johnson were in l'nou
City "Wednesday M and Mr.
doe Allen visited nlativcs
Terrell Tenn. several DAYS last
week derry Johnson atimmeI
tnc uld soldiers rrunion at l'nou
city FRIDAY Ben Johnson was BED
Hickman Thursday fom AZ,
berry attended the singing aI
I mon saturday aud SUNDAY
Ai0 i 3 Mcclellan aud Ms A
w Fowler were IN lnion CTS
Nonday DE j " Naylor uas
in Louisville srycrm days la,f
week Mr and Mts John lou,
pf near Hickman. were gs,sts
Mr. aud Mrs T.. A. Mayfiold Sun
day Mr. Sam Under and VI
lrin, JONES, vt near WoodlHuI
Mills. were guests of Mrs JIM
JONES Monday 7Muey johnson
wu Ray Thomas were in Fulton
saturday MS Henry johnson
visited Mr. and Mr.. AStcm Jo,.
sup, of Union City. several days
last week Those attending the
singing az Union sunday wcra
Mr. and Mn Bob Alexander. Ms
and Mrs ohas Boudurant, MiS~
Jessie Wall, Rula Roper Ehue
Elmislon. Gussie Davis and Ben
Johnson. Tom Atieberry. Alue
Johnson and Ned Attrbrrry
DIR e. 4 Wright was IN Fulton
MONDAY Miss Erllne E,imistou
lf Union City. visited Eula Rop
rr several days this week The
Ladies' Aid society Of the NJ J.
Church met at the home of Mr.
T.. j Wall Monday afternoon
MN. Nora Naylor was in owens
horo this week
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-10-15
EDMIsToN NEWS.

Miss Eula Lee Oliver was IN
Fulton Tuesday -- Kenneth and
Earl Oliver are ON the sick list.
-MesSrS. Joe Campbell aud Jno.
Williams attended the soldiers
reunion at Union City Thursday
Almus Wall was in Hickman
Thursday Ray Thomas was in
Fulton saturday -MeSsrs. Glen
Oliver and Lester Brown We're
in Fulton Thursday Mrs. Ann
Dacus has returned 10 her home
in Water Valley after a visit 70
Mrs. Eliza Wall aud family -
Mas Jessie Wall was in Moscow
Thursday. Frank Wall was 10
Moscow ON business saturday
Misses Pearl johnson aud Eula
Oliver visited near Union City
Friday Walter Oliver was in
Fulton Saturday. -Miss Pearl
ihliilNhls ~ ~ ~. NflAt f'tttNa"f
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Thomas
Mr. and Mrs. Freeman and Mr.
and Mrs. Atkinson. of Weaklel
county. Tenn. visited Mr. ami
Mrs. Alfred Canhell Saturday
aud Sunday and attended the
singing convention at Union. Mes
DANES Jno. Campbell. Amer and
Auda Campbell were in Fulton
Tuesday. Arch oliver and
daughter, Edna. are quite iii.
Almus Wall was in Hickman Mon
day.-Among the large number
who attended the singing convcn'
ton ~ Union Sunday We're: Mr.
and Mrs. Connie Goodwin, Mr..
and Mrs. Homer Bondnrant Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred Campbell, Mr.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-10-15
HICKMAN BOY PLAYS PART
IN ROMANTIC WEDDING.

FRIDAY 5 Fulton Leader: A
surprise marriage took place IL
bout o'clock yesterday after
noon. bat did not become public
until tins morning. The contract
ing parties were j Don BrUtion
and Miss Vera Holt, daughter OF
Sam Holt. ol Cedar srtcei
There has been soue parental
objection aud il had been planned
by the Young people to have the.
wedding tonight The Young.
lady came down town yesterday
afternoon, her lover joined aer
and they decided to get married
at once In order to avoid sus-
picion of their intention, Esquire
ID. l.. Crockett 5 services We're oh
tanned and he married them as
they Halked together along the
street Nothing was said ol TIE
ceremony, the young lady re
turning To brr home ~ II moth
ing had happened She bundled
zap her clothes. wrote note
which she pinned TO her pillow,
telling her parents of her mar
rage, and about 10 o'clock last
night the bridegroom came to
steal away his bride. She slip
ped on a wrap, walked out the
back door into the arms of the
bridegroom, without being missed
for some time.
The bride is a lovely young
lady, daughter OF Mr. and AIRS.
Sam Holt, and has many friends
The groom is a popular young
man connected with the Short
tonsorial establishment ON Lake
street.
The groom until short time
ago, resided in Hickman and is
well known to many of our reed
ers.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-10-15

and Mrs Will Brown. Mr. and
Mrs. Almer Campbell, Mr.
and Mrs. Jurd Champion, Mr..
and Mrs. Jno. Asbell, Misses Jes-
sic Wall, Eula Lee and Etheleen
Oliver Audra Campbell, Mabel
and Eliza Chambers, Eta Bondu-
rant, Lottie and May Asbell.
Ruth Saunders, Ruth Caldwell,
vella Oliver, Messrs. Jack and
Walter Oliver, Audry Bondurant,
Thad Vcrhine, Almus and Frank
Wall, Otha Hammonds, Alfred
Campbell, Glenn Oliver, Wilson
Rice, Frank Campbell, Hugh and
Robt. Chambers, Mesdames Ella
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-10-15
OUR ROLL OF HONOR.

The following persons huv
subscribed or renewed for Oh
Courier since our last reporI
They are the best people o
earth.
W. G.. Reed
Frank Watson
4. II. Henderson
X. V Putnam
Mrs. NJ. l.. kCstcrSon
Cassie jackson
Geo. Graffelman
l.. ID. Spillers
w. II. Morrow
Horace Roper
j W. Cogglns
Alex Naiieh
K. A. Fields
Mrs. Lou Troutwein
Journey Reeves
ID. b. Wilson
VIII. Young
Percival Davis
G.. 5. Underwood.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-10-15
BUYING NUTS

want to buy Hickory Nuts
Pecaus and Black Walnuts, also
Sorghum There is a big crop
of nuts and sorghum this year
Yea can make money by working
on this deal. | will pay highest
market price ut time you offer
Your goods for sale. Write Il.
W Mckinney, 2nd and Washing
ton, ST., Paducah, Ky. lc
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-10-15

The real Christian gentleman
is above mean thing. He can
not stoop 10 mean fraud. lie
invadcS no secret in the keeping
OF another. He betrayS no Sc
crcts cOnfided in his own keep
ing lie never struts IN borrow
ed plumage. He never takes self
ish advantage of our mistakes.
lie uses no ignoble weapons IN
controversy. He never stabs m
the dark. He is ashamed of IN
nuendoes. lie is not one thing
to a man 5 face and another be-
hind his back. If by accident he
comes in possession of his neigh
boris counsels, he passes upon
them an act of instant oblivion.
He bears sealed packages with
ont tampering with the wax
Papers not meant for his eve
whether they flutter at his WIN
dow or lie open before hun IN
mguarded exposure, are sacred
to him. lie mvades no privacy
of Others. however the sentry
sleeps. Bolts and bars, locks
and KEYS. hedges and plckeiS,
bonds and securities, notice TO-
treSpasSerS, are none of them for
him. He may be trusted alone,
out of sight-near the tmnneSt
partition anywhere. lie would
rather fail of his rights than win
them through dishonor He Will
eat honest bread. He tramples GU
no sensitive feeling. He insults
no man. II he has rebuke FOR
another, he is Straightforward
open. manly. In short, whatever
he Judges honorable he practices
toward every man. How many
such men can YOU name-besldes
yourself?
OF the many high class stories
run by the Courier in recent
years, none have been as popular
ms the opening chapter OF Inc
Trey of Hearts. which was
started last week. Our supply
of last week 5 copies have been
exhausted aud We will be unable
TO furnish any more of the open
ing chapters. even though We
have several requests for them
If favorable comment and popn'
lar approval count for anything
the new serial is one of the I'm
est pices of fiction that has come
n0ut in recent years.
Education is a great thln@.
The old fashioned man who used
20 have to hang around dark
streets with piece of lead pipe
in order 10 make living without
working now has son who sells
mining stock.
When a man sees sign that
read. This means YOU. he
knows that it was put there u
warn the other fellow
The Car of Russia has abso-
lutely forbidden the use of any
intoxicating liquors among his
soldiers.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-10-15
Go to the Crystal tonight

Master Charlie Vance is on the
sick list.
The ladies Of the Episcopal
chuwh will hold their annual
bazaar Thursday afternoon, Dec.
Bird. The place will be announc
ed later.
On Saturday evening Captain
and Mrs. Lawrence McMakin en-
tertained a few friends at an
elegant six o'clock dinner. Those
attending were: MeSsrs. Frank
Won Berries, Jr., c. l.. Walker
and Will ii. Kerrick, of Louis.
vile.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-10-15

Frank Won Berries was in
Markham, Tenn, Wednesday on
business.
Miss Edna Trice has returned
after few days stay with rela.
tives at jackson.
Mrs. +. T.. Case returned
Tuesday night form "A visit with
her daughters, Mrs. Perry Sci.
by and Mrs. lilanch Kennedy, of
II. Louis.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-10-15
QUEER ARE MARKETS.

Cattle markets are slack in A.
merica, despite the everlasting
yowl of the packers that the only
reason for high prices for sirloln
steak is "A too small supply of
home raised cattle. Wheat 5
selling at war prices despite a
crop of 100000, 600 bushels which
is sufficient to allow the export OF
all that can be sent ga Europe
this year without the normal HON,
supply being encroached upon
Why
Simply because wheat Speeula-
tors bought the crop at about sew
cnty cents. stored it ia their bins
and planned to make millions oui
of the deal as soon rs the FIRST
gun was numbered in Europe.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-10-15
THE MOTHERS OF MEN

The hrayest battle that was ever fought
Shall | tell you Were and when
On the maps Of lhe word you win find 10 NOT
ris fought by the mo'icrSs of mcu
Nay not with cannon pr battle shot
With sword or noblcr pen
Nay. not with eloquent words or Thought
From mouths ofwouiprlul men
But deep in the walled lp woman Heart
or woman that voUld mol WELD
But bravely, silently bore her part
Lo, there is that battlefield,
No marshalng troops mo- llyouac song
No banner to glnim and wave,
But, oh their battles, they last
From babyhood To the grave.
Yet faithful still as bridge of stars
She fights Ia her vallclup town
Fights on aud on in endless wars
Then, silent unseen, poc. down
Oh We with banners and battle shot
And soldiers 30 shout aud praise
tell YOU the kinglest victories fought
We're fought in those silent ways
Oh spotess woman in a world of shame
With splendid and silent seorn
Go back 20 God as white AS Won came
The kngest warrior born
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-10-15

All that is best in School Shoes
are here. See the Bllikin and
Weather Bird lines r l.. Brad
ley.
Capt McMakn returned the
latter part OF last week from a
few days business trip 10 Mound
City and Cairo.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-10-15

(When the attention of The
Hickman Courier is called to any
mis-statement of facts, or to any
error concerning any man or
thing, correction will cheerfully
be made.)
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-10-15

Campbell and Louise Tucker and
John Williams.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-10-15
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Plus Our Polish

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Furniture you- iike the best
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Identifying application Of
our furniture polish and
gct slill more pleasure ont
of it, Per bottle 2jc
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The Nyal Store
Washington Journal., 1914-02-21
@cfurbcn.

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ploblidl Seltrp AhtertirdcI. In.
rcrnittclt lit Der Zoo All i'm bpran
actrcteu mo bat i'm ans Scr Siiac
Iciner Strait binipcggcuommcn. @ic
Gin @lie alis beiirem Simmel hat Die
@umbe lcinc 5nblreid)C Irclm0e &c
tmrofien umo nagenein lit Ole Iruler
nm i'm. @enrD Ndterfirden murOe
om u. 6ebriiar 1875 III 9icbcnou
iii Sonroper ge9oren. SIN Sabre
1892, I'M Nltcr BON II Sabrcn, fam
er nad gmerifa, 5llerit nadl 9olti
more, uOii no or nber balO nad@aih.
inoton fam 1no in Summit Sotel
rrIrd) Serrn S%ouliaint AuitearnQ
fon0. 1897 modte or lid Ourh lie
berna6mc DER @irtidait POS tic
5traBe q. q. ic%lbit1noi0; III sic
Washington Journal., 1914-02-21
nQreieiniafsits @emeinNea.

Ger geOrudte 4aiienberidt ser
Oeutiden liltberiihen 7reieiniafeits
@cnIcin0c fir oas Sobr 1913 lit am
lcttcn Sonntag an Der airhentiir
p~erteilt moroeii. Nus oeuIeIben qeht
bcrpor, ooB ole @cmeiuop. mas Die
Tinnn5cn betrifit iih bciicr itcbt
ais im Sabre oorber. Der 9crihi
ioate iiir ole @lic0er Der @emeinNC
cine grmmtcruia iein. irohlidl mci
ter I'll orbeiten imO fiir ons 8ohI Der
@cmeinoc lno ser Stride iiberbaupi
Diaig 5t gcben.
Washington Journal., 1914-02-21
let. Marien.0irdeA.

Sonntag lit Der 9ommuniontda
iiir Die 3in0er. Bel ser 7.30 MCiie
aeben iifc eeneinidoitIit sur III.
aommmiou iin0 an nadmittag INN
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am leBtcu |olnlionTtage geiegneteii
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ties, 9etrodltltng uu0 8ttBe, uerOen
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llbr, no6 Dem Sodamte I'M s llhs
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fiir Die ainocr unO abcnos nm 7.3O
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ante unl 1870.
Ger geieaige a6en0 Der M1nncr
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uieler iold)er ~geielIiger aben0e.
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Serr =. s. Tcder bon 9ler gorf
cinen iauitriertcn 0ortrag balten
ii6er 0as Qcben itno Qei0cn beg SET.
tollocs. in Der oberen Stul6aIle ain
Hadnittag TIM $50 cine Matinee
mebr iiir Oie 8in6er. mo am 9lbenS
I'M 5 llhr Den 6altptportrag.
Washington Journal., 1914-02-21

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