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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-15
CHURCH. MARCH
TO the Tabernacle This Evening.
Promises TO BE Very Large
and Quite Imposing.


Plans have been completed for the
church march to the tabernacle this
evening
The. Methodist Protestant people
will leave the chapel at the corner of
Sycamore streets at b o'clock sharp.
going up Locust and down Chestnut
to the Central Christian church.
where the congregation OF that
church Will fall in line. thence to
Main where the Methodist Episcopal
church. South. people will join. thence
east to Sixth street where the Bap-
tist congrega ation Will join the pro
cession. thence east to Second. where
the Presbyterians and Lutherans will
add themselves to the pageant.
thence crossing on Second to Pike
street, where the Methodist Episcopal
congregation will be added. thence
n to the postoftfce. where the Lutheran
and Adamston. Broad Oaks. Stealey
Heights. Northview and other church
con ngregations and friends will fall in
and all march to the tabernacle.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-15
CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY
CELEBRATION IS HELD
In the City Of Washington with
Brilliant Ceremonies Fea
turing Big Occasion.
taY Aarae,A1Er raEsa,

WASHINGTON. April i5.-The
jtwenty-fifth anniversary OF the Catho-
I liz ITntversif ~ r. America vas cele-
lbrated here today In the presence Of
one OF the most distinguished assem-
blages of Catholic clergy and lay1nen
( ever gathered In this country. The
three American cardinals. eight arch
bishops. thirty bishops. thirty monsig-
nori. eight heads OF religious orders.
sixty representatives OF colleges and
universities. over three hundred
clergy and hundreds OF distinguished
Slaymen and women from all over the
United States were present.
% The ceremonies began this morning
with solemn pontifical mass at st. Pat
rick 81 church. At which Cardinal Pa =
ley Of New York was celebrant and
Card inal Gibbons delivered the ser
mon: followed br q luncheon and lat
er acad em7ric exercises 81 which q lat
I ter from Pone Benedict Nv was read
and addresses we're delivered, nv car
dinal O,ConnelI IF Roston president
q. stanley Han Of The American Asso-
citation Of Universities. DR.. John cav
anauFh5 president Of gNotre Dame I-nf-
versity. and RtshoD shahan rector Of
the C,atbolfc TTnireraiTv of America
carrIinaT. +: :i1,l,nns sne,Ls Fl.
Cardinal Gibbons "a the course of
his sermon af The nontificaI mass
said ~ 7Ta.=.= 8. '.1# n
nFnr +ba eroutt ~ ~ 1, !,
wa are inflebfad aboya ali all - t1,s f1,nd Ed
~ VVie1nn, frr ~, ,o,sf, .-1l,7-v 4 - ,rnr
was begun sTo t1'e praa+ pnntiffa
I.en XIII pins a1ell Z, !, s7Ir
cessor Pone Renedict W re maze
g,
+r,Ja T,-tt ~, t1s,,I;o. U = -; = -
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-15
MURDER CASE
At Fairrnont Will Go to the
Trial Jury Late This
Afternoon.
-

FAIRMONT.Apri y 5.--Th hat Louis
Erich, defendant. was justified Ia us
ing Sufficient force to prevent arrest
believed tosbe illegal and that he was
justified IN fleeing from the state II
he feared arrest because he was, a
striker was the substance Of the state
ment made BY Judge ". ~. Raymond q
IN his closing charge to the jury this
morning. which had listened for four
DAYS to witnesses for and against the
defendant in the case Of. the Jamison
rioters, which resulted in the death
OF Constable Riggs
The rest of the charge covered
questions of doubt Of intent and state
law. which makes a man guilty Of
murder who conspires with other TO
XIII even II he does not strike the
blow himself. s
Paul Bartlett. age Is. testified that
he had seen Riggs fall from the bug
gy In which he was riding following
the riot and the same pass over his
body.
After four hours argument the
case will probably go to the Jury late
today. ss
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-15
TAFT
Will Address the Legislature Of
Pennsylvania Late This
Afternoon.
tsY .sseei.r;rD5rr.ss,

HARRISBURG. Apr 15Former
President Taft. who Will be in Har-
risburg today.will address the Penn
sy-lvanfa legislature late this after
noon by invitation. Taft comes here
to deliver a lecture tonight under the
auspices of the Harrisburg Academy.
a preparatory school. While in the
state capital he will be a guest ot
Governor Brumbaugh.
Mr.. Taft will arrive at 2:535 p. m.
He will make an informal address TO
the students Of the academy shortly
after his arrival and at a o'clock he
VIII speak to the lawmakers. At
c' clock Governor Brumhaugh will en-
.tertain Mr.. Taft at dinner at the ex-
ecutiFe mansion at which function
there will be about thirty persons In
cluding leaders In the legislature and
personal friends Of the governor.
After the lecture tonight Mr.. Taft
will be given a reception by the
alumnae. He viii.
spend the night at the executive man
sion ~ 8F 1s
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-15
DAUGHTER /.
OF Mr. and Mrs. Frank Z. Viii
son Passes Away after a
Short Illness.

Elizabeth Brown. aged III months.
daughter OF AEr. and Airs. Frank f.
Wilson, passed away at $50 o'clock
wednesday, evening at their home in
Glen ELK No. 2 after a short illness
OF pneumonia
The deceased child is survived BIZ
its parents. four brothers and a sister.
The brothers are Robert Charles.
Louis and John Wilson, all living at
living at home. l$ 3ss
The funeral services will be held at
E2:30 o'clock Friday afternoon at the
,hone. The Rev Charles q. Mitchell,
rector OF Christ Episcopal church.
will hare charge OF tho services and
the burial HE be In the Masonic
cemetery.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-15
GERMAN Statement
Of the Situation in Carpathians
Says Russian Attempt to
Invade Hungary Fails.
q. assocIAYrp III. =: rnrsn

BERLIN. wireless April a So 5.
The. Gern'ar war Office today gave
:Earpathtans dated April IL which
reads
The Russian attempt with the
army that was before Przemys1 to
force he inya sion Of Hungary has re
suited IN failure: The endeavoEs TO
get through the Lupkow and East
iDukla passes we're not successful and
the Russian attacks at Sczpropko and
FeIsorzebeurz have definitely come to
an end. The Russians are attacking
further tosthe east but here also they
were repulsed The attacking
strength OF the Russians has visibly
1essened IL
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-15
silent TRIBUTE:
is Paid Abraham Lincoln on
the Fiftiettl Anniversary
of His Death.
49,. ---t . - a ~

EEASH1NGTON. April i 5.-Busi-
ness OF the: United States government
virtually was suspended today In
recognition OF the fftieth anniversary
of the death Of Abraham Lincoln. IN
the national capital as elsewhere
throughout the country and in for
eign lands. wherever the American
government is represented, the event
was being observed in accordance
with President Wilson'S executive
order. The president himself laid
aside. the cares OF office. as did other
officials OF the government to pay.
silent tribute to the memory of the
martyred president. 81 .s Il
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-15

iFaE 5kf5 kf5dSS1SlAICES 10 #LuGIA III k14EAAt
and cooking. Crowds OF
women throng about her lecture plat
form each afternoon at the close of
her cookery lesson and ask questions.
and tell her how much they appreci-
ate her work here, and how fine her
cooking Is, and completely oFerwhelm
her with praise and CONF plimen Its. The
competent lecturer, however. deserv-
ed them all She came to 5Clarksburg
with a hne reputation to sustain, and
has lived up to It and rather exceeded
lit In every sense OF the word Her
work is high class and educational in
every particular. and the best women
Iof the city have njoyed every session
OF the Telegram Home Economics
ESchool- Miss Ellis has answered
many questions and solved number
less perpIex1nE household problems,
Miss Ellis believes that women
should plan to spend with as much
efficiency as men need In earning: She
said that as men cond duct their bust
ness, So o5SWonen should make g bust
ness OF the home. and conduct 1t on
business I ike sprincipI pIEs. She said, St
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-15
GERMAN STATEMENT
OF WAR OPERATIONS 0
-4ar Aasae:,.A.4ar.!.rrlr,,irt !, !.

BERLIN, by = efess. Abr. g..
The German was Office gave. out = re
port on the progress OF the war today
which reads:
Between the Meuse and the Mos
ellie there was yesterday nothing
more than isolated engagements. III
French attacks near Marcreville In
and around the forest Of LIE. Pretre
northeast OF Manonviller resulted in
failure. On the eastern front the
situation remains unchanEed., -
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-15
AND LOOT CARS SECOND ZEPPELIN RAID "CflURCH NIGHT
or LOT or SILK DOES But LITTLE HARM At TABERNACLE
OF PRISON
CONVICTS ARE AIDED
wv. "A. Karnes Tells What is Be:
/ ing Accomplished by Re
lief Society.

ig W. A karneS. of Huntington. rep
Iresentative of the Prisoners Relief
Society of that city, who is spending
some time here in its interest furn-
ishes the following interesting infor-
nation concerning the work of the
society and how much it is needed:
There are 10 600 women and SO, 900
children in the United States today,
whose husbands and fathers are in
necessities of life These people are
peculiarly hard to care for: the preju-
dice engendered against them by the
cause Of their destitution Is heart
breaking. soul-destroying thing. their
nearest neigh bors look askance at
them, for no reason but that they are
unfortunate; the breaking up of their
families is looked upon with indiffer-
ence when they have already suffered
q thousand deaths in the grief of sep
aration
The Prisoners Relief Society kept
Il worthy woman with several small
children from being sent to the poor
house by sending her SIS short time
ago. It also sent relief to woman
who, when she received it, had abso-
IluIely nothing TO eat and whose two
small children we're Ill of scarlet
fever. Another woman had just sold.
a bracelet given her by her dying
mother, to buy food. a sick woman
In Upshur county, who has seven chill
tdren. is pleading for help, and many
others say il their children only had
food and clothing it would be such 4
relief to their aching hearts.
| I These are only few of the cases
In West Virginia. There are so many
applications for assistance, so much
awful poverty among the families OF
prisoners, that the management of
| the Prisoners Relief Society is at a
loss to know how to meet the situa-
ftlon.
IN the west end of Huntington
there IS respecta bic 1aboring man,
who works fora well known corpora
tion for So day (IFhen the weather.
spermits) and who has wife and.
three children. For several months
he has cared for his sister, who is the
wife of a man sent TO Monndsville for:
malicious assault, to serve term OF
two years. This sister has eight
children, the eldest 13 years Of age.
He has kept several of them In school,
(think Of that you man who spends
Two dollars day for cigars and tips)i
until recently. Then he reached the
end OF his rope and went to the Pris-
loners' Relief Society for assistance.
Work was slack, he said. and he
might be able to get along for few
days. but after that actual starva ton.
stared them in the face. They had
not asked for help before, and they
certainly deserved IT.. #
The society hopes to besa Bile some
day TO get each state to provide d
respectful home for these unfortu-i
nate families. paying for it out Of the
earnings Of the men Who go to prison.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-15
PANIC ON TRAIN
Results SeriouslniurytosT Two
Women and a Man and Elf
ty Others Are Hurt.
..r Aa.eerArEp p -~ar.r, 81 IL.

NEW YORK. Apr 5-Two
women and man were seriously In
jured and about fifty persons hurt in
Il panic OF passengers aboard a Third
avenue elevated train at Chatham
Square today The panic resulted
from the derailment OF one car OF a
seven-car train which failed to take
switch. "a snort circuit caused a
small fire which added 10 the fears
OF the passengers,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-15
AGED ! I: ! D, MAN. N /:
Convicted OF Selling Whiskey Must
Serve Time ON the Road.

Charles Townsend an aged resi-
dent OF Mt. Clare was sentenced to
serve thirty days on the roads and pay
a fine Of 500 BY Justice Jackson W.
Garter Wednesday evening for selling
whiskey to q minor. Townsend vas
arrested by Constable Writ Stout. OF
Mt. Glare recently upon a charge OF
selling whiskey to Bessie Whitehair a
young girl Of that place.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-15
AN OLD MANa5D

55Et CHATHAM, New Brunswick. April
15. Patrick Lloyd Is dead at Mil
lbank near here in his q o sth year.
HeSWas born IN Limerick ireland, on
St Patrink,R$Dayi inal so S.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-15
-. .
FILLED WITH WATER.
nrIAssoc,.rrp 1900, y : II. .-r.., ~, !,

" HONOLULU, April 15The super
structure of the submarine F-4 is
caved in and the hull IS filed with
water probably from epage,ascord-
ing to a report made by Chief Gun
ner's Mate Stillson, who late Wednes-
day descended to the ocean floor and
examined the wreck.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-15

@ stsrsAasoclArEn rREss1G
CONNELLSFILLE Pa, April l5s
-;--N oticas Of a reduction or I2.6 peEs
cent from the sli ding scale nf en- IN 4
p1oyes In the mil of the Aaerican
Sheet and TIM plate Com atsscots
dale. "a ere posted tod Elies s. =,
sdnctiDn becomes enectiRe tomb
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-15

amounting to fifteen hundred yards in
the direction OF Schnepfen Rieth-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-15

The program at the
Telegram Home Econom-
les School Is proving TO be
Interesting throughout.
eClarksburg women like
Miss Ellis immensely, and
feel that her comm e to
this city has been OF great
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-15

lContinusd on ! p,axaIl = 8 .niina. d
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CONTINUED on. Page Two.)
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WAGES REDUCED:

Continued On page six.l
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-03
Carl ~Sl,tebling
Inter Moroanflaae I'M erlten @roo
gcltellt, lpeitere MrfIaaclt.

Son ser Gra,to Sl1rD oss scpten1.
Der elrnills lit .Garl Ml1eblillg, Ell
6arll1er BON Scott County, ser ieille
1Sralt, Nalll1ie M1ebling, allt "a. Mpril
lhicles Sa6res getoi0tet babcll loll, int
ter Die Nnflaac bcs Mproes int erltcl1
@rane geltelt moroen. Sic @rallo
Sllrp lllterbreitcte gcltern Msiittag it,
re1 @erid)t, nadlOem lie adt5ebn Ia=
&c iii sisnng mar, 10 6alle ll1tcr=
irldlte Miro SO 3el1gelt uerron1n1el1
haffe. @lf Mllflagen nltr0elt bon ser
&orpefid}aft e%fbobel1.
ltnfer benieniaclt, gcaen Sic feline
Mllflagen erhu6en mltroe1, befilloel1
it'd Cecil Osborne, melde in Gerbilt=
,onng mitpGm SOU foes Mirerpicm So
tets eiatlt Meiieib aeidpporel1 faben
.5lolfes g. 6. 8lrrrneilter llto Meife
3opitd, Nae 42epp l1l1o Tral1f $.
Dolt1a4 Der iidl alf Sic Mnflage Ser
Borlpicgellltg follder 5batiad)el1 bei
Dem geril1hess Sd)abeneriab bon Scr
Iri=GitD Haillpap Gpnlpunp 5lt fol-
leftirenl peral1tlpprtcn loltc.
Nnflage1 mnroell mie folgt ergo=
ben:
GarI Mlteblina, Moro I'M eritcn
6. 9. ailfilmp, 6alidlr1g Don lit.
fnl0en;
s. sc. glarfe, @oripicgelltng fal-
idler Ibatinden,
Gbil. Meire, Ml1ariff nit slbiidt
Der Geraemaltiglulg;
Sreb GreBler, Gerlebll1g oes ltaat=
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Nearl Molroolpb, Iragcl %perborgc-
1ler @afien atlb Hmlbiiberfall.
3ie III 9ll1flage5llital1o nerietten
9l1geflagten merocn m%nbrideinlid
9(nfal1g oieier @pde Midter q. s..
Barter oorgcfiibrf meroen, tint iid)
ldpnloig ooer nid)tldl1lbig 5lt befel1=
llell.
Die @rano Sllrp elnpfieblt lit if
rem @eridt 5ablreihe Ger6elierl1ngen
i'll SEM 0etenfionsbal1ie. 1ie 3cllen
i'll oen1 Ietentionsbaus lolle11 ullia=
nifar lei1. Mltd miro empfoblen, sic
Ser @ralro sSS1trp in s3ll=
fl1nft III eil1em groBeren Malu11e als
ab5ltbaltc1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-03
9as @cttcr im September.

SSSln lettperiloiienen M}onat batten
mir elf flare Sagc, eli tbeilmeile Ne
m6ffte ltnO adt gal15 belpolfte Gage.
Mr1 5iuDlf Sage1 rattcl1 mir eiil1en
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bon 0.01
3pu ODER mlebr. Der moglide goll=
nen'dlein NOR 60 Erosel1t. Ias
IurdNdllitts : Barometer apor 3O.02
3ou; Oas bDdlte 3O.35 3oll ont %.
Scpterlber inns Oas nieorigltc 29.69
10. septenl6er.
Iie @oG1t=Iemperatltr lpar om 10.
September nit SO @rao mo Sic
nieNrigite am1 81. nit 40 8rao. Ser
arpBte taglidle l1ntcridico ereignete
iid on1 2. September nit 80 @rao
llro Ser gcringite ann 81. septel1ber
NIT 6 @rao. Sic b0hite Icnperatl1r
filr Ben lesfer Mol1at iiir cine 3eit-
bauer BON A Sabren lit 80 rnb Sic
g%eril1glte %. Sic 3urdidnittstern=
peratur bc5iffert iid> a1lf 64.7 @rab.
Ger Observation-Disclosures
ld1lag I'M ls)tonat 1par 90 3oll. Ser
arDBte 5end1tiafeitsnieoerld lag in "a
Stlntoen am 10. lmo ii. September
nit 1.5S 3oa. Ser 1orlnale Tel1dr
figfeitsnie0erihlag lit 3.14 3olL, lo=
bab eil1 Mebr BON PSI fir septenl=
Der noer ein ioldJer bon 4.24 3oG
lett oenl 1. Sal1ltar bicles Sabres 5t
pcr5eidbnen lit.
Iie porberride1oe @in0ridtltllg
NOR SItelt;; 0ie Beial1mthelpegltl1g
1929 Meilen. Sic 3l1rd)-
da1ittsgeidninoigfeit nor iieben
Wfeilen per Stl1noe l1ll6 Bic @oid9lt,
geldJpi1lOigfeit innerbalb BON 5 Wi-
,llttcll 90 Meilcl1 per 5tl1rloe bei Ell
l1el1 aus 0en1 Sii0peltel1 fommcnDen
Stllrm am 8. September.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-03
Sralt TreS $. 8emis pcrlett
slls lie on ser 3. llro Riplep 9traBe
Gags perfa1lfte.

6ral1 Ssreo $. SCENTS bon 9eo. 1918
'8remont slpcl1lle aDuroe geitern Mor=
GET gegen 5e6n l1br nlt ser gfe Ser
3. lln0 MipleD StraBe idmer5lid ber-
lebt, oils lie bon einem BON Otto
Eorf6 BON Seem 2ibertD gelel1ften
sllltomobil iibcrfabren ipl1rbe.
6ralt 9emis befanS ii6 init Srnlt
s. g. Gutl1am an ser be5eidnete1
Gcfe> NM Gags fit Sic @iiiting Nllr=
leg Nllociation 5lt b%erfal1fen. Mls Tie
na6 Der nor0lihen 5eite Ser 8. 5tr.
geDen molte, ipllrbc lie bon Nortb's
Mlto11obil erfaBt nnb fiinf5em SUP
melt fortaeidleift, ebe Ser @rafttpagen
5lr1n Steben fam. Sic berlpBte 6ral
f1plroe nod @anien's alpotbefc an BET
3. u1t0 Giplep StraBe unb bon 6or1
I'M Nlrtolnobil see, Serrn Nortb mad
|ibrem Seine eebradt, no lie BON 81.
y. .. Side in 8ebanblung gerom.
men npl1roe. Gs gelang 6rau Ylit'
nam, Dem 9(utolnobil aus Sem Wegl
gu 1%prinaell, icbaB iie rtlperlett 90
ponfan,.
Nort6 aab nod Dem l1nfad 5n, oof
le111e g%totbbrenlie ii6 nidt in gutter
ger1a11ung befin6e. St erfldrte, Ell
babe 111lr Die Tl1Bbrcmie bel,ltbt, I'M
oas autonlobil 5ltn Soften gu brin.
gen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-03
Md)trnoadHsiaitcr Weburtstao.

Cine alte, ebirnliiiirSSiige 0leittiGe Ml,-
iieolerin bol1 0aner4,prt nl9 Scott
IGoulttp, Sral, 99nile 5tro9=
3 c Bat aeb. 8r6e1tirW, Die lett DEM
ppr fiiiltf Sabren gerfolgten CODE ibres
l@attel1, @errn @arl Strpbbcflt, I'M
8altle hires Soba,es, &errlr @ilbelm
rs. S. 5trob6ehlt, 1918 SilitraBe
mobl1t, feiert bente ibrel1 @%ebltrtstng.
|sie pollellaet aln belitiqen Gage ibr
ad}tlmOadt5igitcs 2ehelesiabr, ei1.Ml-
ter, 0as 81 erreid3elr mir ei,1er flei11e11
Minoerbeit Der Sterblid)en feiIieocl1
lit. llllb mos BUS bemerfel1sipcrtbe
bei biielem addJltltnoaat5Mitcn @ebllrts-
|tau lit, bas @ebllstAagsftno e%rfrent
iid) gutter @ellllrS6sit lnlo elmer fit
|ibr bobes Sitter WerruidFnoen &ii-
ltigfcit, iobaB iid boffen IdBt, baB es
alth nod} Ben neltn5iaiten @cbnrtstag
feterm fiujl1ale,t.
lSra,1 2utile Strofhehn, aeh. 8rpc
1ilig, apur0e an 81 Gftpber 1927 in;
Sdelsmia -@olitein aebpreu, no lie
altiluild)s ltno 1ih NIT @errn Carl
S%trobbebn perbGratbefe. 0St pie=
lem fan iic i'm Mar5 1876 i,s 9m0
l1no 0ireft l1ab Scott Goilltp, no
iid Dos gbcpaar auf cilter Tarm
norolidl pom Mife Srad nieoerlieB,
oie es piele Sabre beluirtlld)affefe.
gSa6 Gell, mic Id)olt pbcll ermdbrtc11,
Dor flint Sabren erfplgtelt 5obe tires
.@atte1 500 sic ebrmiiroiae 8reiiin sit.
ibrem einsigm 5ohnes @silbelm g. g.
5trollheGl1, 1918 SiuitraBe, lit bel-
ien 6an1ilie tic 0ie %Iiebepoalfes Nfflege1
,gerieBt. SEER @ilbelm Strpbbebns
6at orei &inoer, Size S5erren TreoSg..
l1lro Moolpb IS. 5trohbebn Qoie init
.oeitt Safer oes (3ieael=) Wallrergez1
mcrbe bstrei6en lt1ro 3ieaelbartell
fo11traftlih ii%berllebl1elD lnto SRI.
,Guo 8. 90. 5%trobbe6n, Sic nit gro
Der 2iebc on Ser ebrapiiroigen Croft
mlttter bdiiltgen INTO ibr nit @ater ul1o
Ml1tter 5ll1l belltiaen ad)tln1oadt5ia=
iten 8eburtstag Sic ollerpr5lid1ten
@liidpiilllde 0arbriltgelL 0ie biermit
audi Der Ser 8emofrot" ioem ebr=|
@ebl1rtstagsfil1oe allssu=
ipredel1 l1ibt perfeblen mill.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-03
MfarD 6. Scott geltorben.

SIN ct. GIi8abetb's gatitariiifm'.
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loo Elm 8ejllder Ser &eu1liM. 1850
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