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The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1915-08-06
cALLAGHAN 20; HUNT 1e.

PHOENIX, Aug. 5.-An analy-
sis of the opinion rendered by
Judge Stanford in the matter of
the appropriation bill muddle,
shows that Callaghan, the State
auditor,w sustained in twenty
Thirdly, it was held that the Gov
ernor Hunt was upheld in sixteen
items.
The court, in conclusion of law,
held that the Governor could not
veto a part of an appropriation
item, which he attempted to do in
twenty-six instances. Secondly,
that he could veto an item in its
entirety, of which there were IL
including the reduced school
fund appropriation and the ex-
pense of state tax commission,
leaving the old statute hold.
Thirdly, it was held that the Gvo-
ernor could veto any item where
there was no. money appropriate
ed of which there were five
such.
Whether an appeal will be
taken, is yet undecided although
a motion has been made to set
the order of the court aside.
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1915-08-06

How did the Federation come to be
formed?
l heard of no mass meeting of the
''drys' to form such Federation.
Perhaps a few of the ultra-fanatical
prohibitionists met in the prejudicial
sanctum on the Frisco embankment
and there and then formed the Coun-
ty Temperance Federation, but it
will be news to the great majority of
'drys" even in Clifton that such an
energetic though un-Christian Fedora
ton was in existence and to my mind
the sooner the better it disbands and
returns its charter to it's masters
arrogance and self-conceit-and return
to the Christian fold of good common
sense.
In regards to the petition sent in
behalf of the bootleggers, while 1 did
not sign it, because 1 happened to be
in Morenci when they looked me up,
l am thoroughly in favor of the parole
as above stated.
1 have no sympathy for the bootleg
gers and they deserve none from any
one. They are not children. They fully
knew that they were defying the law
but took a chance and got caught in
its meshes, but 1 contend that ample
justice is met with a thirty days SEN
tence and before the parole board will
act on the case they will be in jail
for about six weeks, quite sufficient for
the first offense, but for the second
offense 4 say go to the limit of two
years.
Mr.. Risdon says let them join the
producers. Is he a producer in the
sense of the word? I don't suppose
he is, neither am I, but 1 believe a
thousand dollar check (or more) from
The Mutual Life to the bereaved
widow will do more good to pay for
the necessaries of life than the photo
graph of her deceased husband will do
AS l have already been accused sew
eral times of receiving money from
the saloon keepers because 1 had the
nerve "a Welshman has plenty Of
that to fight Arizona's drastic and
bigoted prohibition amendment last
election am pretty sure there will
be more accusations of money receiv-
ed because of this letter. Trot out
your complaint and we will have
some fun at the next term of court
l am as strong a temperance man
alton but I also try to carry it further
than they do and be lenient with
those that the Attorney General
thinks should be paroled because of
their first offense. Nothing is gain
ed by opposing such leniency and
keep on being vindictive, and L feel
confident that, the bootleggers would
appreciate it and would take good
care not to appear in court again.
Z sincerely hope and trust that the
Parole Board will parole the bootleg
gers and ignore the Federation's AFRO
CANT and self-conceited letter, as it
certainly does not represent the views
of the better class of humane citi-
zens of Greenlee county
Yours most sincerely,
DAVID LLOYD.
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1915-08-06
\ Much Needed Improvement

The ladies of the Baptist church
have heroically undertaken the i'm
provement of their church edifice.
The roof has recently received a new
coat of paint, and the painters have
this week been painting the interior
of the auditorium, giving the ceiling
white and the walls a light cream.
The furniture and castings are to
have a new coat of mahogany. This
change adds much to the lighting and
also to the cheerfulness and beauty
of the sanctuary. The exterior walls
are also destined to have a new coat
of paint in the near future. The
late muddy weather is a timely re-
minder of the need of cement walks
in front of the church and pastorium.
That too shall have attention in due
time. This little band of faithful
women deserve much credit and
should have the hearty cooperation of
all good citizens of the entire city,
because the improvement of the
churches adds materially to the i'm
provement and beauty of the whole
community.
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1915-08-06
CHAM PION EVENT
ON AUGUST I4TH
Al Wasem Will Meet Holder of
PIoice Gazette Championship Belt
at Princess Theatre

The biggest wrestling event ever
staged in the southwest will take
place at the Princess Theatre on Sat
urday night, August 18th, when two
claimants of the light weight wrest-
ling championship will grapple each
other on the mat.
kilograms have been passing be-
tween G. A. Franz, manager of Al
Wasem, and George Bothner, the
Police Gazette champion, for several
days, and as a result of the negotia-
tions Bothner has agreed to come to
Clifton on the 14th and defend his
laurels. The match will be at catch
weights and Bothner agrees to
throw Wasem twice within one
hour. In the event that the Police
Gazette man brings a bank roll with
him he can rest assured to have
plenty of takers. When Bothner re-
Gently appeared in Albuquerque the
newspapers stated that he weighed
131 pounds but it is believed that he
weighs nearer 14O. Bothner is now
in California but will leave there in
a few days for Clifton.
Foxy Miller, who wrestled
Wasem at Stafford on July oath is
here and is training Wasem for his
bout with Bothner. Mr.. Miller will
be joined here by his wife this week
and states that he may decide to 10
cate in the district permanently.
On Monday night Wasem and Mil
ler gave a thirty minute exhibition
of the different styles of wrestling at
the Princess Theatre which was
thoroughly enjoyed by large audi
ence.
Advance ticket sales for the big
championship contest will be placed
on sale next week. Big crowds are
expected from the surrounding towns
for this event.
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1915-08-06
Back from Flagstaff

Assessor James H. Kerby, Clerk
of the Board A. l.. Terry and Chair
man w. T. Witt, returned Sunday
Afternoon from Flagstaff where they
had been to attend the conference
with the State Tax Commission. All
report a pleasant and entertaining
session and at the conclusion of the
business of the conference on Thurs
day the visitors were the guests of
the Coconino county Board of Super
visors on sight seeing trip to the
Grand Canyon.
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1915-08-06
Wedding Postponed

Wedding Postponed
The wedding of Chas. H. Foote, Of
Clifton, and Miss Sophie Robbins, of
Phoenix, which was announced for
July 9th at Phoenix, was postponed
until a future date on account of the
illness of the bride. All preparations
for the event had been made, the
license secured, and the Robbins
home decorated for the occasion,
when it was deemed best to post
pone the event. The day before the
wedding Miss Robbins was stricken
with nervous prostration and was
taken on the following day by her
parents to Southern California
where she is at present recuperating
Mr.. Foote returned to Clifton the
latter part of the week.
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1915-08-06

Continuing appropriations are not
favored by the law. They are one
of the most insidious vehicles of fraud
and are absolutely forbidden by the
constitution of ten states
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1915-08-06

''The veto power is in its nature,
destructive creative, it's puf<
pose is to cut down appropriations,
never to raise them
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1915-08-06

''The veto power is given to act as
a check on the legislature, not to en-.
able the making of a technical raid
on the state treasury"
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1915-08-06

''1ff this bill and veto be upheld
there are enough double appropria-
tions to add 100000 to the tax burden
of the people of the state"
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1915-08-06

Gov. HUNT in his message, dis1
tinctly expresses his desire to in
crease certain appropriations.
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1915-08-06
COURT THRo WIS
LIGHT ON HUNTS
EFFORTS
Attorney General BuIIard Says 1t ls
First Case on Record of Governor
Using Veto to Add to Costs.

SOME OF THE HIGH SPOTS.
''This is the first occasion on record
in the United States of governor
to use the veto power 70
increase an appropriation measure"
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1915-08-06
LOCAL TEETOTALER
TAKES ISSUE WITH
PRIEST. R|SDON

David Lloyd, Author of (Which is
Right" Scores County Temperance
Federation for Their Opposition to
Parole of Four First Offenders in
This County.
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1915-08-06

The Court: Does an appropriation
of necessity mean an expenditure?
Counsel: Not NECESSITY. your
honor, but there is no recorded in.
stance in the history of these United
States when it did not"
(From the address of Geo. Bullard.)
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1915-08-06

PHOENIX, Aug. 3.-rhe legal bat.
tie over the state APPROPRIATION bill
and its partial veto by Gov. Hunt, was
begun in the Superior court of Mari.
copa county before Judge Stanford.
Former Attorney General George
Purdy Bullard and Attorney William
E. Ryan appeared for State Auditor
Callaghan, and George N. Stoneman
represented the nominal plaintiff.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-03
&irdJen=Tairs.
3io nsgem / II s c

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ltngefdbr 800 Nerionen ~bet6eilie=
ten iidD an1 Mittpod) slbeao an bent
IN Den lntere1 Gdi11nllidJfaite11 ser
Oentldllltberiiden 3ionsgemeiloe OBJ
gebnltenen ga5ur Oieier Stride.
Die Nallnllidfeitpn lparerl prad)t=
boil alsgeldn1iidt moroen. 3ablrei=
d)e @eil1der nabr1ell oie @elegenbeit
1pa6r nno lieben iid) ein treftlid)es
Nllltern= 1ll1o @iibnerelien mul1oel1.
Gin Goilpn Mlliif=SSnltrl1rne1lt lurgte
1l1r dilllifalild9e ll1terbaltlulg. 9altor
Garl @olterlnam id]abt Sen 0l1rd Sen
ga5or er5ielten Geingeminn alf I'M
gclabr 5000.
II nitarier @emeinoe.
S1l Ser llnitp @alle girlg geiterr
Mbeno Die jobrlide 6Qir Ser llnita.
rler 8enei1oe progranunnlqBig boz
l%totten. Sir oieies greigniB ml1r0er
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tildtlge1 apie lm1iidJtigen 1sraucnfo:
mute 1nlfaiieltOe Gorbereitungel1 ae
t%ro1felr. 1ie 3abl ser @ciuder miri
ollf 400 bis 800 geid)abt, nro ba al,
gellld)er NIT itattlibenl alei1geIi
al1sgeltattet marer, oiirfte ser eiaent
ltdbc 3lpecf bes 9a5ars, cine biibld,
s1nnl1c mlf5nbringe1, rrrei1t nor
Den lein.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-03
@rnnbeigentbmms : 11cbertraannae1

Nicflalrs Sonie l,nb Strait an Ser.
Oirano @el tcrll6erg 5tinf 2ano IN
Mllen's @rope 5omnlbip. ST.
Nidlalts Sa1ien 1lio 5rol1 an
Gmil 6pffnlaluL Stiid 2ono il1 oil
lcn's @rope Sonnibip. 81.
Satira 90. @6itconlb an Serna11
S. 3end, 9ots 10 u1o 3 lnlo I5eile
bon 2ots A u10 5, @lpd 1, Sons
8pettide's /. Mooitipn on Sopn Seem
2ibertp. ST.
SSobn Mari11an 1tlr0 Strait an Geo.
9}iebert, 2ot 16, Blod s, Barriers 2.
Mobifiol1. 81.
2ouis Martens mus Sra1t an go=
moro DIT, 2ot 16, 8lod 6, 6air
8roltl10 M00ition. ST.
SSo6l1 0.@nrnes at1o sSrau an G1o-
mos Ngor, Stiif in 5taot 9upen=
port, $23,700.
gorab S. gpeer on Curtis @.
Speer, Shid 2alro i'm 2eGIaire
Soapnibip. ST..
CURTIS M. Speer ont Sarab S,
Speer, Stiif 2all0 in 2ineoln Go1pl1=
ibip. ST..
5ora1 s. gpeer ot morp 6.
speer, Stiid 2ollo in 2il1ooln 5o1p11=
ibip. 81.
9Sid)ulas SsS11amerien n1l0 Ssralt an
@enrp @idnnann, GHeil bon 2ot 10,
Mlpd |, s. q. Sides Nille 5troBe
Mooition. 81.
2ollis stollep l110 5rar an Soiepb
va. Sd)l1pp, Sbeil BON 2ot 20, 8Iod
2, Green's /. Mboition. ST.
9enrp 8et llnO Tralt an SsSl1erger1
Wrllbn, I5eile bon 2ots / un1o 2, Big
God. ST..
@artblep 5dlpealer alll0 Sra, an
@illtaml St11Ble, 2ot 6, 8lod 9,
1pm1 WcGauslanD. ST.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-03
3met nnfdue.
Muf Gopc uun @crfsna macfa9reu
%. s. Staac crlcioct 8cinbrnd)
ntf scr Brittle.

Ser lett nchrcrell ssabren IN %
ocllport mphnc1oc mob Yopc, ctnN
80 Sabre alt. ml1roc geltern 9eadullit.
tag nm $50 llbr bon cille1n Mrbei.
ter5llgc bon Sen Silpismcrfitattc1 an
Scr ). ltrlo @rppn Strobe crTabt nl1s
5llr Seite gcld}lGlocrt.
Nope lpllroc NIT Ger ltdotild}el1
Mnhllall5 llad) Sem ct. Sufe's so
lpital aebrod)t, mpielblt CT BON Of.
M'ioolctpn in Gehanollulg gel1ollll1ell
Seine G~erleblnrgen iillo l1lr
leid)ter 9}atllr, looab er Dos @oipital
in melllgcn Salell perlallc1 oilrfte.N
@rlctbct &cinhrltdk
Ser OILS Maidiniit in Dem Mpf
Sslallo Mrlcnal allgeltelte ~. s.
;Stagc muroe bcllte M1orge1 fins nod
Mitterllad)t ol1f Ser Meaierltrlgsbriide
BON cinen1 Nlltmnobil, in Sem orei
iaBcn, iiberfahrcr.
Stage, lpeld)er i'll Ser bieligen ..
20. 6. 81. 1pobnf, botte bis INN M1it=
terlladlt %gearbcitet lu1o befano itd) al1i
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9lutonpbil, Oas ib1l iiberfabrel1 llatte,
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nit Ser itaotiid}elr Mnrbulo115 nod
mem Wercp @oipital gcbradt, no Ell
bon OF. @ltrfe behallbelt miro. ST
bot has lil1fe 8eil %gebroden n1b.
lo1itige Guetldnpunoen O%apongetra-
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-03
SpdJscitsslpdcu.
Slam DO 9enie.

6ral1lein Carrie 6lan1bo, cine
'5od)ter polr6rau 9el1u 6lanlbo, bon
SEQ. 1917 @elt 2onpbaro StraBe,
ml1r0e pprgeItern geadpnlittag IN Mod
Sslam0 iburd 6rieOensridlter g.. 6.
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NeaIe, einem Sobn bon @errll 1t116
Tral1 Nearpi1r S. Neale bon 81 Mao=
line, getra1t. 3as SOAR miro in Slt
WfoIil1e mob11e11.
MaIone-I Ianigon.
Sra11lein $40 lie Malone, cine 5odJ=
ter bon 5errn l1nb 6ralt so. Malone
BON geo. 1884 @eit a. 5traBe, muir
Be porgeltern gea6nittag INN 4::30
l1br inn Geftorat Ser ct. Marp's fa=
fbo1iiden Stride 6urd @farrer S. g..
F9olpler INIT @errn @oIter 6lanigam,
einem 5obne bon @errn 11no 6ron 9.
81. Glal1igon BON &od Sslanb ge=
traut. Srolt5eugen marer 6rdl1lei11
6e11rietta 6lonigan l11t0 @err Sobn
Get. 9as Gaar miro ra6 leiner
&iidfebr bon Der 6od5eitsreiie lein
Seim III 9fod Sslm0 al1fidIogen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-03
@ir enpfe9len ernilid eiue fri6viige %SSnipettiun,
KLEIDER
2. Stpdfucrf.
Sdleidoiebc.

gdleidl6iebe ltattetan lit Der 9eodt
Don 3ieastag alrf Mittpod Oem @ei=
me bon @errn nnb Iral1 8. 6. Got=
ter bon geo. 613 @elt 16. Strobe Ell
men 8ell1d) ab, gingen Ourd alle
Haiumlid)feiterl, ielbit ourh oas
tS6laf5innmer, III bsm SEER uno Tran
Notter idliefelt nr1o erbelltetel1 aus
eil1em a1f oenl guffet itebenoen @e=
faB SIS Ii. etmas&lei11gel0 aus Sen 5n=
ld)en bes geinfleioes bon @errn 9ot=
ter. Ger ODER Die Sdlleidoiebe mo-
rem ourd) oas &ellergeldJoB ms @al1s
%gcorllngen. Der gi1brl1d mltroe am
Wfittmod Morgen Der Noli5ei gen1el=
bet ullD 3eteftib 8oettder NIT Ser
Mltfarbeitung 0es Jalles betral1t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-03
ISM %sspritganle1.

SLIM sonntag, Sen 10 3e5ember,
gelan9t int u@rano" Spernba1s elm
nelles Stiid 51r Muffiibrlng, n1mlid
0SSm 6orltbauie", @olfsltiid IN 4 9lf=
ten bon 81. Sfo1prannef. @aben Dis
jest olle Goritellllnger Sen groBten
8eifaa gefulr0en, 10 itebt 81 erlporten,
DaB oieles Stiif Sen grfolg bei 8ei=
tenn iiberfliigeln oiirfte. Sober ein-
seine Gbarafter lit idarf ge5eidpret.
Die Situafion Der ebt l1ns III ELM tief
inn MalOe liegenoes 6orltbn1s n1o
bier fil1oen mir bie ebrlid benfel1oel1
.Gbaraftere IN Ben e%iiernen Mefenge=
%ltalter. Ser &onflift lit lponnenb
mfgebal1t nno jebe %ein3ellle S5ene
Elm eigenes Standardization. 9as
Stiid tbat IN 3eutldlono groBes 9luf=
lebel1 erregt uluo gebort gu ben belten
HepertoiresStiiden offer eritelr 9iibe
net.
1ie geiebulrg lit cine erltflaiiige,
nennen mir Die Iolnen 5arou, 8riid=
ner, @anbberg 9en0er uro Die Ser
rem @orit, 2oemenfelo, @offmal1le,
Whi6lban, 9riicfner lno S6ubert.
1ie spielleitu1g beioret SEER arrt
I@oris,
| Die Office oes Ieutid]en a6eqters
tit i'm l8rano Spernbal1s. Sci. 1882
l1no meroel1 ol16 BORT ge1ttQnl1gel1
allf 5idets elltgege1genonrmcll.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-03

6ran @ertrn6e Mue er,
ge6. @ittig.
Nad LANCER i6nerer arQ1ffeit
(6er @aierludD lit geltern W}orgen
INN 6 l1br Is Meir11ten cine alte oent=
dd)e I1iieolerir, SSra11 Gertrude Ml1e=
fer, geb. @ittig, inn Iamilisnbeime,
902 8arren StraBe, Our6 ei1en
%lanften SOB BON ibren 2eiben erloit
mor0el1. Die entidlafene trel1e l1l1o
~liebepolle Gattin l1no Ma1tter bat elm
Sitter BON GA Sabren uu1o % Sagel1
erreid)t. Sic muroe an 8. 1sopember
1851 IN Neuenoorf, l1nterfranfel1,
gapern, 3e11tidlor1o, geborel1, no lie
alfnpl1ds u11O iid om 6.5ebrl1or 1877.
NIT ibren1 Tie iiberlebenoen @attel1,
5errl Wfidael Hl1efer, rperheiratbete.
SIM Sabre 1881 fnm iie NIT 6er bis
oufil1 geborenen &inbern ms 2a1to
lllo bireft nad) Iapenport, moibin ibr
Der @atte int Suit oesi elben ssqbres
poral1sgegal1gen NOR.
Seit oieier Belt, alio iiber 81 Sab-
re, fat lie bier 11nll1lterbroden ge=
mobnt. Giele Sabre lit lie als Sc
bnrtsbelferin tbatig gelpelen. Sic
NOR ein Oeitglie6 Oes driltliden Miit=
terpereins Ser oeutid)en fotbplilden
LET. Solepbs= &ird)e, melder lid NOR
gen IN corpore an Ser NeqlliemzO 3elie
tn Der Strife bet9eiligen miro. Sen
SOB Ser trelen 1itlr0 'liebepouen Got
tim Milltter, Sdmiegernuutter 11rro
8roblmltter betrol1err tief ser barz
1ieoergebengte @otte, Serr Midoel
Ma1eIer, nno oie folgenoen ai1oer:
Stepbm1 Nltefer bon 3apel1port,
sloolpb Gllefer bon Mofforo, ST.,
Srarf Hllefer Don 9ape1pprt, Nii=
dael Galefer bon MapsniQe, gbltarb
Mllefer bon Mapsbiue, 9(11ton Muefer
Don Davenport, nebit shnieqerfin=
bern, gl1felfin0ern nl,o gefanlten.
3as 2eiden6egangniB fi1l0et NOR
gen, Samstag, tben a. 3e5enrber, Gor=
rnitta9s Inn s llbr 80 Mlimltel1 pom
Srauer6mrle, 9O2 @arren gtrobe
aus nod ser 0elltid}an fat6oliidel1
ct. Solep6sfird)e ullo, llod) einell
ooielbit I'M 8 llbr Gornittogs begin-
!. nenoen Srauergottesbienite bon Sort
aus lod) Dem Solp 6at1ilp Irieobofe
.%itati.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-03
9anfiagnn9.

alen nnIercn 9llten Sreullbe1 uns
gfadbarn ben genmten Der Gtubtballs
l1nb BEG @eridtsgebdltoes, dllcn Or
ganilntipr1cn, ipfpie aller1. aDie l1ns
lnd6renb Ser aranf6cit unh Dem Abz
lcbcn unieres lie6en @atten nnb @ar
tcrs, Sgnat S. Sill, ING lire @Dm~
patbic alf 10 ~eefiiblpolle s(rt llnD @ei4
lie ge5ei9t babel1, ipreclen mir Diermit
nnicren berslidlten nnb tiefgefi,9ltcz
item 9anf alls.
Srau S, S. @ilb llnb Camille.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-03
QpfaIer @etterberidt.

0abenporf, .. Deg.
G1lrdihnitts @nroallcfcritono 1929
0llrdpdpnitts Genlperatl1r . 26
6DdIte Sen1pcratl,r beutc 33
9eicbriglte Senperatl1r Iette gsad)t 90
@ormale Tenrperatur fir 33
Sabre 81
@llrdidnittlide 5el,dtiefeit ser
Suit rs
Nicoerldlog ilt "a stlunoen 600
Gorbcrridenoe @inoridtlllg 9esS.
@alierltnlo ltnl Z ltbr Morge,1s 10
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-03
Gbarlcs Cooper muf Strafc abiiben.

G%ollntpampalt @enrp $. Sebens
erflarte gelterl1, BOB Charles COOPER,
Der friibere 3apenporter M1rpalt,
lpelder fiir5lih aus Ser @4f. Nlealant
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Sir Sainois: Gprberidcno better
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