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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1915-04-15
BRICkTON,

Mrs. Dayto and children of Santi-
ago are visiting with Mr.. and Mrs
Otto Paulson for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Bergeron have
rented the Bert Hyndman farm for
the summer. We were sorry to see
them 60 and will surely miss them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Pinz who have
lived in the Bornholdt cottage for
the last few years, have moved to
their farm in Greenbust.
Mrs. Ellen Hyndman intends to
spend the summer with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. H. Redmond.
Thomas Dejarles and Napoleon De-
jarles and family are visiting with
friends and relatives in Anoka. IL
Miss Merl Young is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Pinz of Greenbush.
Miss Gertrude Markgraf Of Prince
ton spent her Easter vacation with
friends here. 49,:
Wedding bells will soon be ringing
here. -, =
Mrs. A. Anderson, who has been
visiting with relatives in Wisconsin
and the twin cities, has returned
home. We were glad to see her back
again.
The basket social at Greenwood's
was we'll attended. The sum of 1924
was realized. This was for the bene-
fit of the Catholic church. Many
from Princeton attended and all had
a most enjoyable time.
Grandma Johnson, who has spent
the winter in Becker, has returned.
Miss Marion Farnham has suffered
a paralytic stroke. We are very sorry
to hear Of her misfortune and hope
she will soon recover.
The Farnham family is mourning
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1915-04-15
which he bought in Princeton last
week. ..>a
Mrs. Granland of Book visited over
Sunday with the Andrew Olson fam
lily and returned home Monday.
FREER.

Mrs. Gust Stark left last week for
visit with friends in Minneapolis.
Mrs. Hilda Jensen called on Mrs.
Albert Johnson and Mrs. Caroline
johnson Tuesday afternoon. The
latter has been in ill health all
winter.
While -enroute to his church in
Greenbush Sunday, Rev. Peterson's
automobile became partly engulfed
in mud little south of Ugle1n's, so
he made the rest of his journey in
Mr.. Uglem's car.
Hildegarde Erstad returned to
Minneapolis Friday having spent her
Easter vacation at home.
Friends of Agnes and Edward An
derson will be glad to know that
they are rapidly recovering. AS yet,
diptheria has been confined only to
that family in this neighborhood.
Ben Skaaland arrived home Tues
day, after having spent most en-
joyable week visiting his brother at
Hills.
Eddie Teutz called on DR.. Armi-
tage Sunday afternoon We miss
your sunny smile, Eddie, at our
social gatherings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mathison were call
ers in this vicinity one day last
week.
Miss Sallie jacobson visited with
her sister, Mrs. George Hanson,
from Wednesday until Friday
DR.. Bacon of Milaca was called to
attend Mrs. Albert johnson, who
was taken suddenly ill on Saturday.
Mrs. Gesche and daughter, Flor
ence, spent Saturday afternoon with
Mrs. Claus Lindquist.
Zelha Erstad visited at the O.
P. Opsahl home Saturday and Sun
day.
William Lindquist, while in box
ing match with Dave Sandquist,
had his shoulder dislocated. Obyi-
sously, Bill believes in force rather
than science.
The families of Christ and Jim
Jensen and Mr.. and Mrs. Opsahl and
son, Jurgen. were Sunday visitors at
the Jensen home.
Mrs. A. Homme will entertain the
Y. 2. S. Of West Branch Saturday
evening, April II. Mr.. Emil Grief
ten of Luther seminary at Hamline
will give talk. Those who were
not present when he spoke last time,
should not miss this opportunity of
listening to talk especially bene-
fetal to young people. Mr.. Greften
will also conduct services Sunday
morning at the Norwegian church.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1915-04-15
lIVONlA.

Miss Mabel Lundberg came home
from Minneapolis to spend several
days, returning Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Truax and son,
Arthur, spent Sunday afternoon at
George Leonard's.
Jas. Harrison of ST. Paul recently
spent few days here visiting rela-
tives.
Hattie Campbell from Point Doug
las visited friends here the past
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Gramhill spent
Sunday afternoon at Mike Haug-
lund's.
Visitors at J. W. Cohoe's Sunday
afternoon were Mr.. and Mrs. J. E.
Cohoes and daughter, Grace, Mrs.
Alice Jennison, Miss Tikie, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Cohoes and children, Tom
Olson and daughter and Mrs. G. T.
James,. -
George Leonard and family spent
Sunday evening at Chas. Cohoes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelse Lofte and
daughter visited at John Gramhill S
Sunday.
Mrs. Ed Smyth and daughter,
Hazel, visited with Miss Blackwell
Sunday afternoon.
Miss Fife Brown returned to
Staples Sunday to resume her school
duties after spending an Easter vaca-
tion with the home folks.
The ''hop'' at G. T. James We'd
nesday night was a success in spite
of the rain. A large crowd was
present and report nice time.
In the spring time you clean
house; the stomach and bowels need
cleaning just as badly after the long
indoor life of winter, heavy foods,
lack of vegetables and fruits-Hollis-
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea will
clean and purify. Csc. tea or tab
let's. @. A. Jack. Adv.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1915-04-15

over the loss of their dog, Carlo. He
was precious charge.
Miss Ruth Olson and Mrs. A..
Minks spent Wednesday with Mrs.
Chas. Pinz of Greenbush.
Oliver Rergeron and wife are
among those who have moved here
during the last few weeks.
Alden Pitmon has left for the
cities, where he has obtained en-
ployment.
Mr.. Russell and Kenneth Farnham
are here spending their Easter vaca-
tion at home. ... H.. ~ r-..
Mrs. Fred Schenk called on her
friends here Thursday afternoon.
Miss Irene and Arvilla Dejarles
spent Friday with their aunt, Mrs.
Young. s~'s -.
We are sorry to state that our es-
teemed friend Otto Jaenickke has
left here and is now staying in
Princeton.
Henry Kuhn, who has been on the
sick list during the winter, is now
recovering.
Mrs. Knutson, who accompanied
Mrs. johnson home, returned to
Becker Friday evening.
Mrs. Vernon and daughter. Anna,
of Princeton spent Thursday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Bergeron, re-
turning Friday morning.
Mrs. R. Lueck has taken Mrs.
Chas. Pinz' place as superintendent
of the American Union Sunday
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Markgraf, who have
both been on the sick list, are re-
covering slowly.
Billie Beers is now employed as
clerk at Lipp's store at Long Siding.
Lee Sanford attended the Easter
ball at the armory.
Jack Vernon has rented the Born
holdt house and will soon move in.
School has reopened after a weeks
Easter vacation.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1915-04-15

Roads are being improved elsewhere
for the benefit of only one or two
and it would seem that something
could be done toward improving this
road. SO
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1915-04-15

April showers wash and clean old
Mother Earth of winters germs and
impurities. HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
tain Tea does the same thing for
your stomach, bowels, blood-puri-
tes, cleans you through and through,
most thorough, spring tonic rem
edy. 35c. tea or tablet. G. A. Jack.
Adv
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1915-04-15

Appropriate Place.
Where Is this electrical case to be
tried :" Il should think in the circuit
court. Baltimore American.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-11
sclcsrapbiidc ssptiseu.
10. 9eSelnrer.

Sort 6 DC it CT, 81. 9. Sn Streit
iibcr cine ghllo pnn $40 erldpb Der
Sleilher Nlur Hclinsfp heutc sluei
Mdnner lmo begging bann SelbItlnpro.
Glpmpia, 8alb. Gas &rnbibitiz
pnsgcles pes Staates @alhir9tpn
ipurbe berte pom Gbcreeriht nit 4 9cz
gen 2 Stinnlen heltdttat lu,b tritt an1
I. Sununr 1916 in &raft.
Ilanfatn Niit,n. 9as Gebauoc
Der Manhrup & 9lettletpn Gn. llnb
nus Unique Sbenter brannten Ielte
friib ab nnb pas Galllpaueb Soptel
purpe beidMbi9t. gtlpa 100 G5alte bat
ten @als iiber appf gu fliictten. %er<
lutte etlnn $150,O00.
grie, go. 3lpei glepatpren scr
GemI. Snbn bralnten belttc friib nit
100000 gulbcls sseiscn ah. @crllii
$75O,0OO.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-11
NuS Der 8nnbc8bauptltalt
g tnrn int s. 0 II g | c +.

@aibin9tpn 10. Gc5. Ser
lan9erlpartetc Stllrn1 inn &onarcB iiber
Die lftpad]lihc @ertbeioiguns Der one@
rifaniicbenHed)te auf sen Meeren brah
beute aus, ais Senntpr Soofe Smith
npn Georgia Die ltnterIudalng Der bri~
tiIdlen ginmilbung in Ben neutralen
Soal1oel foroerte uno Seuatnr 2poae
(@eail.) bic @egetforberllng itellte,
oab Die llnterlllcbung auh Die Gerlltite
amerifauiider 9eben ei1ld)lieBen
miiile.
Sic 2eidc eine5 llnl6ulbigel1 &inl
bes i'm g8alIer treihenp, bas Gpfer Ser
3erltnruna cincs unbelpaTfllcten Shifz
les, lei Gin bittcrsres un0 fra9tld)eres
ShalIlpicl, als eth 1nperfaltfter 8al<
len 8allntippllc" erfldrte Ser aRann
BON Mailaduletts.
2pbge bcantraatc al5 9lnleloment su
Smiths Neiplutiprt sur lll1terillhllnG
Der oallrelsbebinoerlng, oaB Die I'm
terludung al1tt1 @cles uno Sbatiahen
betrcffs Scr llnteriecboptangriffc allf
Bic Sdiffe 2lliitania, Salabn, 6elpcrie
an, Nrubic, @nlflight ltno 9lnepnn eillz
lcllteEen lpllc, ionic sic &pnlplpttc lun
Gcrldluprlnlgcn ge9en bic 9}eutrdlitlt
Der Scr. Stuutcn, ullf lucldle Der Grd<
lihent in icincr Sptld'aft on Sen &pllz
greb btllpies.
seibc gcldplilllc lpuroen nod einer
9ebatte bcn1 Committee fir sllslplrz
ti9es iibeririclen rrn bon nieiem Cont
n,ittee bdngt oas 8citerc ab. Sic 6cuz
tige Scbattc lpnr sic critic ilber eirlcl
@egelnrano ppn all9clnelncu1 sNltercllc
llnb Senatpren beiocr Scitcn lpl1rner
III Sic 2ebattc binein9csnecll, nie bon
6pfe Snitb nit cincr frdftieel1 Neoc
sur llnterltilsllng iciucr NeIplutipn crz
pffnet lprroc.
Scnatpr gSnrfs (Gal) frll9 2pb9e,
pb leil Mnenbmclt lpeiteebcno 9ent9
lci, llnt ouf1 bic llnterltdulng Scr bon
Siirgcrn ser Ser. Stauten bel Der slbz
lenolng bon Matnitiouslhiffen, sic an
gegriffer ltno Scrltprt lpurnen, gelpielz
ten 9ipllen 5ll rnterlltchcn2
2oNgc eab lpoant bic @critherllng,
oob CT cine allgen1cine lluterIldulng
ser Sro9c Ser SelaIti9llug nielerSdiffz
I fubrt nurd bic friegfiibrenocn sgtdhtc
BON alien @infcln aus lpiinlshe.
Snritb erbpb 9csen 2pbss Ben Tpr9
purf, bub CT oie ginpanpe 9e9cn Sic
Selditiglln9 Der amerif. Sdiffabrt
ul1ntcr lentincntolen Nencnsortcn iibcl
sic Sebrecfen prn 2ebensperllrlteu 81
be9raben nlcbc."
Sic 8lnduoe nelttruler Sodfell lci
ci1r belplbtc @erleslng neutralcl
Hechtc ollrh gn9laub, lugte Smith. 81
gcbc ST. bab sic Se5iebnn9en 5lpl'd1cr
Ben Scr. Staaten lno gnslano lci
100 Subrel INNER enScr gcnproet
laiell, uaber mir iinn fcinc Sepcnocn;
bon 0robbritannicr
9eutlhlann lei ebenTulls Gin Sreun>
Der Ser. Stnatcu, lci es lrcts gelpeleI
llnp niele amerifonilctc Siirgcr liebel
Sclltlhlal1o slnddit ihrem eieencr
2onb.
Sic Scr. staaten Itulnen es Sic.
len @iirgerlL cine mirf / dl c 9e c II
ltrnIito t 5u benbnd)ten e5rpbbri;
tamlien mngt lpphl Sen 8unlcp begel
einen 6einp ourd Bic llnterorilcfun!
leines Soanoels Slt erorilfcn bat abe
fcin Nebt, oies aui lnlcrc Soften 81
tbuu."
Maoou mit Se1treidl.
Sic biplpmatiichen Scsiebun9en mi
/. SelIreid ltn9arn ltehen III o5cfnbr
ub9ebrpd)en Slt rcroen. penl Die nad
! NGinr ,,nrirLtnfr Sri,,nr,,Nr SSnrSrr,t,1t
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-11
Menc ariessameihe fiir Stalicn.

Sds Scft51tim lcb ten II
rc bctrue S567,O00,000.
81 pm, 10. 9e5. Ser aGinilter nes
Scbasants, 9Gaplo Garcal1p. erfldrtc
bclltc in ser Geplttirtenfununcr, oaB
bis gnbc Sltnt 1917 ba5 gnoc ocs
arie9es 81 erlpartcn lei. Sci Scr Be-
lprehllm nes Budgets lastc CT, oas
Stsfnliabr 1914z1915 lei nit ctllcnl
9efi5it BON S567,o00,000 5llln Mbz
ld]lnb 9elunot, bage9en lpilroe oas
Budget ppn 1915z16 etnen llchcrldulb
ppn S243,OOO,0O0 allfmeiielL fall5
man sic arie9sanIeibcit iii Nnrcdlnrng
bril,9c. uslber", fii9tc Der s0si1ilter
linsll, der llcbcrld)ltB 9el1iiat nid)t sur
9edllng Ser slllsgaben, lpelhe sur
Sprtiesl1ng ocs ariegcs ppn @nbc Sc
5en1bcr biz 5lm gnoc Slni llrablpenpz
lid} bcnptbi9t merben. Sesbalb lit cs
nptbncnbig, nnd einn1al an pas ituliz
enild@e @plf fiir cine 9rpBe natipnals
slnlcibc 5ll appelliren."
sluf bas Sub9et 1916z1917 pcrz
meilenp, lu9te Signpr Garcanp, oaf
6rieoen 9eldllpiicn perpcn niirpe npr
ablauf bieier Gcripbe gr Id)dtte Sen
llebcrlduB auf S2S,oo0,ooo. Sn Sen
criten flint Wfpnuten bctrugen sic sllsz
9ubcl1 fir Sic aric9sfiibruus, oen slnz
gnbctl nes Scbasants Iltniltcrs eez
nldB, 1obe5u $500, 100000, lno in
sen ,llihiten Iicben Niprntcn perpcn
lid, sic apltcu entiprcchcno boiler
ltellen
9ie slnsaben bes @ainiiters Gur=
cano Iulicn criehel1, bub ein lleberld)llf
mir nprbnnSen iein fu,ll lpeun bic ulls
Sen Mnleibcn er5ielten 8elner nitt11
aIs Stulbell, lonncru ais slftina be
rehnct lperbcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-11
>>Niire gang @erbiem perriebem
1nb iieben icb nacb &apnif s1rad

lbrer &rie9slcgiffc cine quite @ert6eiz
pignngsltclllmg ul1b einc 8ali5 6ietct,
bon Der aus anbere Sperotiol,cn llntcrz
l1pmmcn 1pcrbcn fDnnel1. 3ielcr &nnft
Der llntcrbanblun9en snilbe11 @ries
dcnlanb llno Sen gntentel1achtc1 lit
nod in Der Gebipebc lmb bas @efiibl
bier, in Yaris unb 9ipnl ipirb fllra i'll
fol9crbcm 9ailus oes gpcning gtar
allsgcbriicft:
Ser sngenblif nabt, baB Sic gries
dbtlbc Nc9icrung lid entlbeiben rlll6.
Sic Nlliirten beiteben icbt nebr ais je
allf Der ppllcn 9cipe9un9sfreibcit in
Salpntfi. gisbcr ipurben ibre Sprbcz
rltngcn NIT Nusfliidtcn nno Sinbaltcn
beal1tlpprtct, aber jcet niiroe eiue8eiz
gerung Den &ricg bebcuten."
Serben llnb Niontenegril1cr ,lcilten
ben Seltrcicbern npd crbcbIihcn @iz
oerltallb nnb bic Serbcn erbalten 3uz
fl1bren bon Ser obriatilcben aiiltc. @on
Melopotan1ien lie9t nidts gleues ppr,
allf Der 6al6inlcl Gallippli boben Sic
Siirfe1 frtlbc bclltld)e slrtillcric erbaIz
telL on Ser Sion5pfrpnt beanlprufen
Die Staltener einige fleine Sprtl1rittc
lnb an ben anbcrn Srpnten but iif
iitdbts pcranbert.
Giepgeli 6eicbt.
2pn bon, II. Sea. (sRorgens.)
Cine ipaterc Gepcldc bon solonifi be-
lagt:
! ygs luiro bier 8uoerlallia beri6tct,
baB cine belltlc]c 6eeresr1aft inter
General b. Gallmie, 5ipci 9ipiiipncll
ltarf, an Sreitag Morgc,e Bic lpibtige
Sabnltatipn @iep9cli 9al15 nabe Ser
nprogricdilhen @rcn5c bciebt bat.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-11
9cntidc 9rcnltimmc,, 5,tr ssilipn=
Sptidluft.

gerlin 10. Sea. Sic 8crlincl
Sages5eitllnsen erDrterlt lebbaft sic
gptlbaft bes grdiibe,1tel1, i1,sbelpnbe=
re bcn 9cgch Bic 9clttldamerifancr &C.
ridtcten Nngriff.
Ser veofalan5eiser" iagt:: Sic
9cutlcbamerifaner lpcrbcr1 am bcltcn
ipiilcnt mas lie alt tbrm 6oben. sic ba<
ben bcreits friibcr belpieielt, buB lie
trellc SDbne tires lle,1en @aterlnnbs
ltnb, lan9c beppr Gin Grdiioent @ilipl,
i'm @eibcn @alts mar. Sic lpcrben
nidt suacbeL bnB lie hur1 biclen
Dunn baterlanbslps ipcrbcn.
Sic usglor9cnppit" grcift i'll 6cftigcr
SScile Sen Graltbcntcn gSillpn on,
illpcn1 lie la9t:
ugs lit ia 1dnglt beforns gelpeisi,,
nuB @illpn al1tibcutld1 mar, es iii icz
bph bas critic Mal, baB CT iei1eli,
@ab9efiibl in oiclr @ciie 2(asnrlrf
gc9eben bat.
u9ielc5 Soollpt cil1cr .nc,;tralen' :;
9fcgierlln9 bat foum Gin ggprt Hcs 8c=
oaucrns fir Sic ld1nmlplcn Nelein;z
glngcn Scr SingpprciIc gc9cn Geltlhz
lal1b 9ebabt Scbpb bclcibigte CT jcl1e
Nanncr als@crratbcr, slnardiitcn ulb
cbrlplc EcrIpncn, iucldc nod IN trencr
slnban9licbfeit an ibr altcs @atcrlanp
lcbtcl1 nnb lid) gegc1 sic @cr1btlth<
nahung ocslelbcl1, sic tdglib crfolgte,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-11
Som Dltli6en arie9sl6auplaB
1irhfs ,,t hnriI,4c,

gom 0ltli6en arie9sidauplas lit
ni1ts 5ll beri6tcn.
4ori's, 10. 9c5. Sic lcbte s3a6t
bcrlief rubig, la9t Ser belltigc pffi5ielle
8eridt. Sn Der Champagne bauern Sic
adlnpfe NIT 5anbgranaten fort llnb
inabrenb pes geltri9en Cages lpurbe
Der Scino bon einer 6Dbe Iiiblib bpn
Saillt Sonplet .pertrieben.
gSten, 10. 9c5. Sic sStalicner
.lcbtcn 9eltern lire erfplglplen slngrifz
fe 9cgcn ctnige llnlerer @tsIlungen in
Der SSrpnt por @pri5a fort. Spl1c sln-
griffc nabc 8slabia, auf Sen 8erg
Son @ddelc lnlb nabc San Martins
lpllrhcn abgeleblasen. gasbe Ialja,
nornlib BON Iplninp, baben ur1lerc
Irnppen ibre stelllngcn hurd Sic CT
pbcrllng eil1cs Sbeils Ser fcinolihcn
Srpnt bcrbcllert.
Sn SiibtDrpl bat Sic italiId)c slrtilz
leric neltcrnings cillige luierer Stclz
lllngell i'll Der @e9e1b ppn 2nrborp
nnb 81 i a bolnborbirt. (GicStalicner
battcn 9iipa luicbcrbplt ols l1abc bcnt
Sail poer bercits gefaIlcli bcridtct.
cbcnlp luie @pri5o.)
apnitantinpp.el, 10. Sea.
Scr lcutise pffi5icnc gcridlt belagt,
Dab bic Tiirfcn ltctig sic Gberbnnb lit
WSclppptan,icn acipinncn nnb Ser ,gSie
ocritanb Ser britilden grpebitipn ultf
ibrem 9tiicf5llg nnc1 Ser Sec 5uiebcl1bs
lcblpac1er lpirb. Sln bcr 2nrbancllcrz
front baucrn sic srtillcriefdnupfe fprt,
5l1neiif nit flcincmgrfplg fir bic 5iirz
fci. Gin fcinblic6cr Mpnitpr lpurbe
alber @cicdlt 9clcbt
&pn Der &allfnlllsfrpnt:: Scr Scinb
9riff lmlcre ppr9eldpbcnc Stcllllng
nnbc Ilalr9 Gllerb an, lpllrDc ubcr
obgclblngcn. sln sen anbcrcn Sbeilc1
Der 6ront CAB cs nllr S9armiitcl.
IS to licncrn gcDtcs / b cb t
IN 6 L p Ii 3.
@crlin, 10. Seq. (9rabtlps bia
|SaDbille.) gcrid]tc bon &pnltal1tinppel
belo9clL bab Stontnresfrte9er Ser Gez
miii nnb Sripplitancr bns gan5e g8is
labct Sripnlis crobert babcn. Sic
sStalicncr lpllen 5000 Wialrl1 an Sphs
ten lmb cine grpbc Men9c bon @affcn
unb W1nitipn pcrlpren baben.
Sic 2p1 5 o, II es II III II oll.
2pnb on 10. Sea. Ia:tahts.) Sic
anglo frall5Dlildcn5 5treitfrifte bnbctl
peu algerncinen Miitf5ng als Sem llibz
lihe1 Scrbic,r begpnncu ms iperben
lid pernnltbli6 bis in Sic Gcgcnb up,l
Salpnifi 5uriicf5ieber. Ser s}iid5ng
lpnr notblpenbi9 nidbt MIR nlrd) Sic
llebern1ad)t Der 8nlgare1 ul1D 9el1t<
lhen, ionberu nldg ipegeu Ser @efabr
einer bulgarild)cn Slnnfcnbemegung
bon Yctrppa aus llnb, bcs @inbruds
|bnlgariicb : mn5eoonild) irresularer
8anpcn (aon,itatidis) i'll 9riedild~
nascbpnilcbcs G'cbiet, Inn Sic gilens
babnpcrblnbung Der sllliirten 5ll ltntera
brcclen.
Sic Sraee lit, pb Sic glllsarclt uno
9cutl6en Bic sllliirten il6er Sic gricz
6iide @rcnsc bcrfplgen lperbcn lno
mas Sic griebilc]e Mc9icrung bnnn
tbltt ipirb. aDnie &pnitantin bat be-
fanntlidl perlprpdben, Sen Gntentetrllpe
pen ben 9iicf5ug 5n pcdcn, ipcnn lie ltd
|luiepcreinIdliffcn ppllen lmb bat leie
nen 9uten SSillcn bercits il1ipfern be-
picien, DOB cr sic billaurilt6en irrc9n.
ldren 8allhcn pcr6inbcrt, sic nlliirtcr
@erbinpun9slillien Sll seritDrcn. Gs
| lit nbcr siucifelbnft pb sic sllliirten hae
ranf cingcbcn perhclL 5alpnif1
lSll, rdllmeu, has lntcr ben @el6iibe,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-11
Irdiibcnt lit Columbus, >.
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