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Arizona republican., 1915-07-11
CONGRESS TIRE SERVICE
 ENLARGED AND EXTENDED

The local Congress Tire agency has added to the office force, H. R. Speer. The Congress Tire men. Jack Smith and C. D. Messner, have just complet- ed a system of tire service that they claim will assure the greatest conven- fence to motorists. Said MT Messner yesterday:
 The secret of the great success of the Congress Tire business in Phoenix has been our service to the tire users. It is our aim that Congress Tire users shall have no troubles. for the simple reason that we will shoulder all their tire difficulties. We will ask no ques- tions when a man brings in a kick that needs our attention. We are equipped to make replacements or adjustments on the spot. We can make all tire re- pairs right here in our own shop. Tire service to an automobile driver is be- coming just as important as garage service has been"
Arizona republican., 1915-07-11
ANNUAL EVENT
 MELON BANQUET
Phoenix National Obscrv- ing It's Time-honOred Gus tom, Fed the Multitude on the Pride. of the Val ley Yesterday

The 'steenth annual watermelon
 banquet of the Phoenix National bank was held yesterday afternoon in the basement of the banking building. This watermelon feed has become an institution as well established as the
 bank itself and like the bank is growing year by year. The atten- dance yesterday was larger than ever. Beside the large force of the Phoenix National, officials and at taches of all the other banks, several business men and members of the rpress were in attendance-alto
 135 were gathered around the tables. Henry Davis, the janitOr, who has become as much of an institution as the watermelon banquet, was in charge and added to his reputation of being the most accomplished water
 melon selector in the United States.
 Of the several wagon loads that he must haye procured there was not an unripe melon and there was not one lacking in redness, msciousness and sweetness.
 The tables when the guests enter ed the basement added to the desire for watermelon The main table, more than a hundred feet in length. displayed on each side sixty quarters of melons at least two feet in length Beside each was an iced
 canteloupe and between the rows there were great platters of big red
 and white peaches and platters of
 plums and grapes.
 A smaller similarly arrayed table
 was in a corner of the basement
 dedicated to the use of the lady at taches of the banks. The first on slaught was terrific. but the attackers
 made little apparent headway for the alert lieutenants of Henry Davis
 were constantly replacing demolished
 slices and every attack was repulsed.
 Finally the advance was permanently
 checked one assailant, George Her 'rett, of the Valley Bank. continued
 the assault with desperation. He ate
 three times around the 100-foot table
 but even he at last ecqnowledged
 himself Vanquished.
 There were melons left.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-11
SUMMERING
 ARIZONIANS

Dr. R. F. Palmer of Mesa. left yes terday for Lima, Ohio, where he will spend the summer.
 A. F. Bellamy of Mesa, is now in Los Angeles, where he will remain for the summer.
 Thomas s. Miller, left last evening for Long Beach, where he will enjoy the ocean breezes.
 Arthur King and Francis Stuckey leave early this morning for Roosevelt where they will put in the next week fishing.
 Mrs. Max B. Cottrell is now located at Redondo Beach, where she will re- main till the middle of September.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter F. Fuller who have been visiting ik Redlands. for the last two weeks are now located at Mon roVia, California.
 MT. and Mrs NJ. C. Webb of 90 West Cypress are now registered at the Lee Apartments. San Diego. where they are taking in the exposition. returning nome about the first of August.
 Geo. w. Lewis Of Mesa, left last eve ming for ogden. Utah, where he will put in greater part of the summer.
 Mrs. Ida Welcome of S11 South 2nd avenue, leaves shortly for san Fran cisco, where she will visit the expo Sition and cool off before returning to Phoenix.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. w. Barrows of Rural Route 6, are now located at San Diego where they will remain during the sum mer.
 Walter Hiil of 1104 North First street is now at Prescott, where he will re main for the next few weeks later go- ing to the coast to spend the balance Of the summer.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-11
ERE DEpARrMENr MEETING

All members of the Phoenix Volunteer Fire Department are urged to be pres ent at the regular quarterly meeting to be held on Monday evening at o'clock at r'ircmen's Hall. second floor of the city hall building. There is much business of importance and all mem bers should be in attendance.
 GOING FOR FAMlLY-C. P. Dunn of the Busy Drug Store started over land last evening in his automobile for Clifton. his former home. There he will be joined by Mrs. Dunn and their children who will return with him. Mrs. Dunn has been visiting the past month with friends in Clifton and Fl PaSO.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-11
TAUGHT RELEASED ON BAIL
AM PREPARING CIRCULARS

cred buttons which I promptly make from scraps of cloth, velvet. ribbon, etc. A popular and reasonable priced trim ming for all gowns; non-rustable backs for washable dresses. Wish to furnish circular to every lad~ who sews pro- fesionally or otherwise, and, in return for the courtesy of a postal bearing address will deduct 10 per cent from first order I also manufacture indi- viduaI dress forms, which by the cast ing process reproduce your own fig ure. Rose Collister. 710 N. 1st St
 Phone 564. Ii
Arizona republican., 1915-07-11
HERE FROM MORENCI-


 Weller accountant for the Detroit Cop per Mining company Of Morenci was in Phoenix yesterday to confer with the state tax commission relative to the assessment of the companys property. I-CATHOLlC SOCIAL-The Mexican Catholics will give an ice cream social this afternoon and evening at the home of A. R. Redondo. 4O7 East Jefferson. starting at four o'clock This is part of the plan to raise a fund for a new Mexican Catholic church for Phoenix.
 LOSES ELK TOOTH-Bm Bradley. night merchants patrolman, last eve ming reported that he had lost an Elk's tooth from his watch charm It is gold mounted. has No 335 engraved on the mounting. and Is highly prized by Mir. Bradley. He will appreciate it's return to the police station.
 REVIEWS MEMBERSHIP A. C. Bartlett, Of Chicago and Phoenix yes terday renewed the membership of the Phoenix Chamber of Commerce in the Chamber of Commerce of the United States. IL was largely through the advice Of MT. Bartlett that the local organization became q member of the national one
 CONCERT TONIGHT-The First Regiment band concert tonight will commence at s o0 at the Ford hotel Practices for the band are being called three times a week. in order to get the organization in good shape for its tour to the National Guard encampment and to the eXpositions. The hours of practice are Tuesday and Thursday evenings and Sunday mornings.
 MOHN IN BUSINESS - Phoenix is soon to have another undertaking establishment, or rather. is soon to see the re-opening of one of the old firms Peter Mohn. the controlling stoc |holder of Mohn. Driscoll &- Co. announces that about the middle of August he will open a new place at i134 West Adams. this being in the Craig block. It will operate under the same name formerly used, Mohn. DrfscoH and Company.
 LOOKING FOR WORK The shcriffs office does not usually act as an employment agency, but yes terday afternoon q fairly well dressed man wandered in. told his story, said he was broke and very anxious to get work. He claims to be q good cook and has worked Tor numerous camping parties. Pending the finding of work he is being fed and given lplace to sleep by Deputy Connors. Anyone looking for a good cook may find .the same by inquiring of Con nors at the sheIiffs office.
 ODD FELLOWS INSTAll-Deputy Grand Chief Patriarch R. C. Sloan last evening installed the new officers or Floral Encampent No. ? I. O. O. F. for the ensuing term. They are as follows: J. M. Oliver, past chief patriarch; | George Crenshaw. chief patriarch; C. k Bernetzke. high priest; Asa Graham, sehior warden: Dr. J. G. Belt, junior warden: Ira w. Stalnaker. scribe; N. | A. Morford. treasurer; the appointed officers are: first watch, c. B. Roach; second watch, C. E. Vincil; 3rd watch, | w. R. Albright; 4th watch. M. T. | Brown; inside seminal, l.. w. Balah; l outside centinal. F. Smithline; first | guard of the tent, C. H. Gilbert: sec ond guard of the tent. S Gillam. After
 the installation everybody retired to the banquet room where ice cream was 1 served on canteloupes, closing with ci- gars after which games were played | until a late hour.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-11
ROY WANTED

Vacation work for polite boys. in- troducing Chandler 3rooms to let Arizona people know that the best and cheapest Broom in the world is made right here at home. Rich Hard ware co. (adv.) bd
Arizona republican., 1915-07-11
uNOELIvERED TELEGRAMS

UNOELIVERED TGlEGRRMS - There are undelivered telegrams at the, Western Union Telegraph office for the following: w. Y. Sicl<els. Dorothy Blumenthal, F. C. Hines. Mrs. Lena Showalter. J. 4. Britton. Mir. Austin. B,rt Netle, Evelyn Tho- mas and Jeff Williams.
 WOODMEN iNITIATiON-Every y- thing is in readiness for an exception ally interesting meeting and initiation under the auspices of the Woodmen of ;he World on Monday evening at \ o'clock. This meeting will be held on ;he roof of the Hotel Jefferson. The arrangemente have been in the hands of Y. w. Nealon. R. C. Sloane and O. $. Wiley This insures success. This is the closing initiation of the big cam paign the Woodmen have been con ducting and through which they have more than doubled their membership All members of the order are urged to be in attendance.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-11

Visitor Gin suburbs)-DO you keep a watch dog out here, Johnny?
 Little JohnnyaNo ma am, but we have got q dandy alarm clock roos
Arizona republican., 1915-07-11

Cocoanut Cream Pies! Lemon Pies. "The Home Made Kind. Quick deliv- cry. Phone 355S. SMITH. 122 N. 1st St-AdV. If
Arizona republican., 1915-07-11

Angel Food Cakes with your ice cream ''The Home Made Kind. Quick deliv- cry. Phone 355S. SMITH, 122 N. 1st St-AdV fl
Arizona republican., 1915-07-11
Of Local Interest
Water Supply Facts

Wate- Service Report for July 10, by
 Special Phone to The Republican
Arizona republican., 1915-07-11
PRICES PAID TODAY BY WALTER
 HILL & co
DR. CLAReK BETTER-Dr ! T

DIR. CLAR6K BETTER-Dr. J. T. Clark. who has been quite i'll with pneumonia for the past few weeks, is now recovering very nicely.
 MARRIAGE LlCENSES-Sam Enas and Martha Hughes; Kern Busselle land Edith NcClarty were granted marriage licenses yesterday by the clerk of the superior court.
 IRVINE AWAY - T E. Irvine. of the McNen company. left last night for Tucson. where he will join w. Fawcett and together they will make a business tour of the southern part of the state.
 LEAVES FOR NORTH - William l.. Boggs. left this morning for Con gress, where he is connected with extensive mining interests. MT. Boggs will be in the north for sev- Neral months, before his return to Phoenix.
 HELD TO ANSWER - F.. C. Craft and Dick Greggers. charged with ob- aiming money under false pretenses, were arraigned before Justice of the Peace Parker. yesterday afternoon, and held to answer on four counts. Bail was fixed on each count at $500.
 INJURED AT PARK-Harry Can ming. young son of Humane Offlcer Canning, was injured at Riverside Friday afterpocn, while diving from the springboard. In diving he fell, wrenching his knee, necessitating the placing of the injured member in q cast.
 TAUGHT RELEASED ON BAIL - Denny Taught. who was first arres ed some months ago in the first raid made by the sheriff's office on local bootleggers. subsequently to be re- leased, only to be rearrested when he failed to appear as a witness in an other case, was released yesterday afternoon on $1,000 bail.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-11
WEATHER YESTERDAY

Highest temDerature. 103. Yowest temperature 75. Mean relative humidity. Total rainfall. 0. Deficiency in temperature yester- cay, l degree. Deficiency m temperature since the first of tte month. I3 degree. Accumulated deficiency in temper ature since January 1. 24S degrees. Deficiency in rainfall yesterday, .02 inch.
 Deficiency IF rainfall since first of month. II inch. Accumulated excess in rainfall since January I. 1.S2 inches
 ROBERT R BRIGGS.
 Section Director.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-11

Elevation of water in reser-
 voir. 6 a. m. - 22120 Contents. acre feet ........1.SO3,S2 S20 JOSS in 24 hours. acre feet. 4.O70 Elevation one year ago . l2270 Contents year ago. acre feet. 214.4O6 Flow of Verde and Salt riv-
 CTS at Granite Reef dam,
 NJ |. ........... .......L 25,560 Normal flow water for lands
 up to year ........ 1886 Amount Of water used for ir-
 rigation. north side. NJ. |. 54,2O0 Amount of water used for ir
 rigation. south side, NJ. l. .. 2S.O05
Arizona republican., 1915-07-11

Walter Hiil of 1104 North First street is now at Prescott, where he will re main for the next few weeks. later go- ing to the coast to spend the balance Of the summer.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-24
MnT1ten dnaern it'd.

Mls i'm Sabre ITO Ser @er5og
@berbaro 2uopig in Stuttgart eine:1
Ra}ernenbau gu einem Waiienballs
fdenfte, ga mar bas er1te, mas fir mo-
,tbig era9tet ipuroe i'm Baupeien,
soub 3pi}9en Ser idpn fteben0sn
Mauern bes @rbgeihohes Der gez
spaltise Seller segraben unb gep0lbt
puroc, Ser beute fir cine 5ebnia9 10
qrobe Mn5talt geniieen niiroe. Wdbz
reno es fir Sic 8inber nrr 5tpeimal.r
.baln nlr einmal in Der Mo9e 5leti4
.gab, purbe es BON Mnfang an als
un1mgGngli9 nDtbig angeleben, ibnen
breimal nD6entli9 Elm @las Mein
gu geben. llno i'm Sabre 1929 fam
gar cine @eroronung: SIS i'm ben
&inoern mebr Wetn uls bisber gese,
ben merocn, tpo ni9t aue Sage, ood
pier Biz fiinfmal in Der Mode ob
Dem G7en. /. !, inmaHen Ser Mein,
tpenn er moderate (mdbig) ooer
in debita quantitate (naa pfl:dt=
mGbisem @rmeHen) gebrau9t miro,
cine balfami19e Rraft Bel it4 fibre,
sic concoctionem %ventriculi (oie
gerbauunsl unO bic 2%ebensgetiter
ltGrte, an Semen bret @tiiden es Sen
ainoern Bis anbero aiemli9 geftblt
bat" Dem5ufolge purbe Damn fait
oas ean5e Is. SabrbunOert binour9
nenigitens bseiz bis pier1nul INDECENT
lid Mein sereidt, tranten 8inoern
mod mebr. Der MaiIenpfarrer
Riede mar Ser er1te, Ser 1904 eini-
gen 3peifel an Ser 3utrdsli6teit oes
Weines fir Bic Rinber duberte, SIN
2aufe oes porigen Sabrbunoerts BILL
oete Tiff Damn Die llebung, Sen &in>
bern I'M Minter apeimal mD9entIif,
i'm Sommer tagli9 ObitmoH
Wpfeltpein) gu eeben. Sebt lit na<
tiirli9 ald Sic Mplthurreihung aus
Dem Matienbaus p%oll1tdnoig perz
.bannt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-24
Gas Gcgeimnis bes Sldilcipn.

Ser rQtbenai" piro f%olsenbes g:~
ldihten aus aprfu beridtet: Set eli
niger Set fabren 5tpet italieniihe Nis
}derboote, foeenmnte @peren5os, LIN
Die 8iiten BON aorfu bonn Nalopz
ia itrp bis Mfre 2eutimme, bprgsblih
I'm gu fiiden. Gs perlautet aber, 81.
gemonnung lei e%rDBtenteils BON ser
italienti9en ariegsmarine, unb ibre
Mbiidt lei Die Muf1piirung beutlt,er
1zgpote unb ibrer Sperotirnsbaiis.
Betanntlia slauben bic Staliener, an
ben &iilten ben aorfu lei eine @tnz
tim oeutider u=8oote. &iir5lid nG-
berten ii9 Die 5ifaerbppte Ser auYte
por benz M9iueion. Inter Gem
54ube oes 16lehten Metters unb Ser
1dtperen See fam Die Monnl haft
nit 5afen unb anferf0rmieen Werf=
5eu9en herun, UNI bort ADbren su
unteriu9e Ell, bur6 oie- uoffenbar' bas
gen5in in bic 11z8ppte geleitet pi1b.
Sbre 9orpune madten Tie 14lieBlid)
an Ser Robrleitune felt, our@ pelhe
Die Mbndi1er oes Mdiueion ms Mcer
geleitet merben. Die italieniiten Sea
trp1en meil1ten, nun bdtten lie Das
griebnte %9efunben. Der gleftriter
cher bon Der geleuGtungsonlage oes
Ndlleion bepba6tete nit ieinem
Teloite6er Die @pr9dnge unten an
Der &iife, uno ols bic Staliener nit
1dtperer Miibe baS Rpbr Bis iiters
Wa7er 9ebpben batter, eing er in
leinen Maihinenrarm llnb CAB Sen
nDtigen Intrieb. 10 bab Der l1nrat
Der 2eitlln9 als unperboffte 9uIbe
bic gelabung Ser Jilderboote besoB.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-24

aus Mntilops Mpnt., plrp
gemelbet, BOP Der ~19iabrise Sopn on,
elmer Der ilaenbli6en 8anoiten, Sic
I'M 5ebr1ar leBten Sabres Sic 5arz
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am beaen Sage beraubten, III Sflaz
bona ourA @ebeimpolisilten perbafz
tet !pprben 1T. Ma9nan Sanlon, Ser
anoere Der 9unoiter, biiBt cine 3aft-
ltrafe in Deer 2pose ab. gr nor lei=
ner5ett bon elmer aus Jarmern bei1ee
9enben gerfolslnssgrnppe bel gpa=
mar perlpunoet lnpr0en.
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5daeffer aus Metuden, g. S., Der
BEL oem 8ddermeiiter George Sonne=
mann in Y%lainfielo in Mrbeit ltanp.
1T i'm 5pipitol ieinen 8erleBunesn
erlescn, Die Inn baourd susefiigi
lpllrben, DOB CT IN cine Seiatnetmaz
idine geriet. IS puroen Dem 9e=
oauernsmerten beibe 8eine lno Gin
Mrm 9ebrpden, auberbem trug er an
bere 9erlebungen boppn, lobob nit
Wer5te pes Solpttals penig 9pffnulq
auf grbaltung ieines 9ebens beaten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-24

5ulebt oie @soIilo ous9ing uno er eli
mem Der Suri1en nit elmer often
9Grotflinte etlihe 5arott6rner III
Die geine iagte. Die Gltern oe5
8%erpunoeten lieBen Saplor per6aften.
gr paroe Dem Staatsanlpalt porgez
flbrt. uber bon oieIem prompt eEt=
lailen. .2eute, Die bas 9unbertite 2ez
bensiobr binter iib baben. lperoen in
sinem 5ipililierten 9anoe ni4t ins Sc
fdngnts seIaitt" lagte er.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-24

BiIIiam SoDlor beiBt
ein 1O2 Sabre alter Neser in aanz
las Gitp, Wto., Der troy ieines bpben
4lters iein 9eben nit 2%umpeniamz
meln frlitet unb ben lppbl mand)er
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ben IaeDs i'm ipeiten l1mfreis bon
ieiner Wobnuns 9eieben, p6ns
Inn Dos bobe Ilter ansumerten,
Wsbrere Sun9en in Der Na6bar=
19aft Saplprs nedten uno belditgten
ben often tiiralih 10 iebr, pob Inn
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-24

eHeIHlSul2 1uSf W 0euulU uuU QOUIz
ten. gr CAB iid taum Miibe, mar
nit ieinen Geoanten mebr Bel Der
nnter9altung als beim Spiel, a9tete
au6 auf Sen alien 9errn ni9t ndber;
aber CT ma9te feline gtnbe iebt ra19,
nit tIbner, leihter geitimmtbeit. Der
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amer nod, fait fdien es ~ miihz
loAer. @inmal, tpdbreno Der @obn
eine Reibe BON 9reffern mahte, tragic
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@auspdrts bdlfig geipielt?"
r@etpiB, 3uneilen," sab Sans
2eutpein 5uriid. Gr ladte BON 1eiz
,ner breiti9ulterigen 9Dbe bera5 ben
ldlanferen 8ater per9niigt an. ST
Bate i'm jeBt I'm cine Mn5abl puntte
'binttfs fi@ selaf1en uno iiberlieb ii9
einem 5iegesporgefiib1, fat elmer Sic
gesgepibbeit. 9a fab er, mic auf
Der bleihen 5tirn bes Mnberen, bon
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3uridtrat, Elm paar tlelne 5hpeibz
tropfen perlten. Gin Musnrud BON
plDBltGer 5orge trat in. feline fturfen,
inngen 3ige. vDas Spiel ermiibet
9ib nobl?" fragte er.
Sans 6ermann 2euttpein poIlte es
nidt selten la1en.
sic pur6en beibe %ein1ilbiger. Ser
SDbn bepbu6tete Abeimlih ben 9ater;
balls aber lentte i'm bas Spiel tpiez
Der ab. Gr %Dergr0berte raid feline
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berr Sen Stpd, itellte i'm al goben,
bielt i'm nit Der einen 6unb pie 3ur
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lebten Stobe an. @r traf.
u@etponnen," iagte er. Der 'leife
5riumpb in ieiner@ Stimm. bepies,
pie piel Sugenb unb &raft in ibH1
tpar.
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iab Sen So5n freunbli9, pbne MiBz
per9niigen an, rDu BAIT etpas eez
lernt". Gr felb1t ftellte Sen @tpd
BEL @eite. u9ie Gntf6eibung Elm
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lab iebr blei9 aus. 9as @eidt
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benz" fragte Der Siinsere.
r@epib. @eb nur," befdieo i'm
Ser 8ater.
Mit Der Gile, bic betpies, baB er
5iH pben nilltommen nubte, ging
Sans 2eutpein bpraus, Der 5biire 3u,
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s1ielt bic gliibenbe 9ablie am langen
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5uriid, oas ereperber geiprpden batte.
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1agte er langiam unb gebanfenDoll,
nit 1~eltener 8etonung.
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baben; aber es tlang pie Elm @clbitz
seiprG4.
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aeren ber.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-24
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-24

@eIb Firor.ie. rgll1o i6
babe Sic I'M Mner lnteribdBt, Gnaz
ot9lte?" .9ebeutenb; bana6 tDnns
te i'd fat meine eisene Mutter iein!!4
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-24

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