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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-09
MAIN INTEREST IS CENTEREO N THE
BEAUTIFUL FIVE H0USAND-OOllAR HOME
Big Race About Ready To Should Made
NowEspecal Attention Is Paid to the Thousand Dollars
In Gold, the Second Prxe-vote Getting Is An Easy
Task For Home Owning Club Campaigners.

Going some" 10 slang phrase, but
that il just what the campaign 10 do
ing. Going Gomei" The interest and
enthusiasm are widespread. ana NOM
nations have been received from even
the most distant parts Of the State.
One lady sent In her nomination to-
day. stating that she felt that even
though her chances of winning the
first prize were not gilt-edged. the
plan OF the campaign and the method
OF distributing the prizes was SO fair
and inviting she could not resist enter
ing for even one OF the lesser prizes.
The prizes. in value and quality. are
all that could be asked for, and there
10 enough of them to so round. The
more we think about them, the bigger
and inner they look. This is one rea-
son that the people are quick to show
their appreciation, and the Campaign
Department 10 already buzzing with
activity. 1t will not be long now UNI
til the names OF the candidates will
be announced. and the big campaign
will be in full swing.
How to En&er.
The nomination coupon appears in
each issue of the paper, and this. when
filled out and brought or sent to the
headquarters OF the Home Owning
Club" located In The virgintAn
building, will entitle the person to
], 900 votes. Receipt books with which
to secure subscriptions, and some
fifty-vote certificates will be furnished.
and you are then well on your wAS
towards winning your prise. Go to
your friends and acquaintances and
get them to save tho daily vote cou-
pons an they count up amazingly fast.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-09
Body Votes to Continue Elec-
ton Of Administrative Board
Members by People
LITTLE REAL REFORM
OUTCOME OF WORK
Bicameral Council Elected by
Ward System to Remain But
Mayor Is to Have More Pow
er-All Boards Abolished

The special Charter Changes Com
mittee pushed farther along its way
last night toward the completion of a
report TO be presented
After prolonged discussion on the
method of electing the Administrative
Board, the committee decided by vote
of to 2. to recommend the election
of the board by the people as at
present.
The committee also decided TO
abolish the Fire and Health Boards,
and to place the mana cement of those
departments under the Mayor, wffu is
to name the head of the departments,
who In turn is to name his assistants.
Alderman Christian and Councilman
Pollock fought hard to have the cleo
ton OF the Administrative Board by
the Council upon nomination by the
Mayor. They were supported ably by
citizen members, Messrs Bemiss and
McAdams.
The fight was fruitless. however, and
1t was indicated beyond a doubt that
the majority Of the committee had in
mind continuance of the present con-
dition OF things so far as the Admin
istrative Board is concerned, with a
tendency to give the Mayor much
more authority.
But One Board Left.
With the abolition Of the Fire and
Health Boards. but one board remains.
that pertaining to the Municipal En-
ployment Bureau. Mr. Adams will,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-09
SERBIA CLAIMS TO
HAVE WON BIG VICTORY

London, Oct S.-The advance
guard Of the Austro-American army
which is invading Serbia has attack
ed Belgrade and has been annihilated.
those not killed being captured by the
Serbs, who are now holding the main
body Of the invaders on the Serbian
bank of the Danube. according to an
official statement issued today at Nish.
The Austro-Germans suffered enor.
nous losses In their efforts to force
their way into Serbian territory.
The official Serbian statement says:
The enemy crossed the Save At
Jarak. the isle OF Progarska Zabre1s
and the great Isle Of Cigaulia, ana
also crossed the Danube at the for-
tress OF Belgrade and Ram. Two Of
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-09
]. coward COLE IS
OUT FOR CONGRESS
Il One Of Four who WIN Try 70 Take
Colonel Hollands Seat
From HIM

Norfolk. Va. Oct s.-J. Edward
Cole yesterday added his name to the
list Of the avowed candidates for Con-
gress to succeed Colonel E. e. Hol-
land. Of Suffolk, the incumbent. This
makes nve who have declared defi-
nitely that they will seek the place
p. E. Holland. J. Peter Holland, Harry
l. Maynard. Charles Bland and J. e.
Cole.
Mr.. Cole made his formal announce
ment yesterday. He was not candi-
date two years ago. he said. because
he thought that - Congressman Hol-
land had no other opposition. = regard
for the interests Of the district re-
Quired that he be left alone to attend
to his duties ut such nm important ses-
sion. Congress 10 not nowet ia SESSION,
however. and whether many oppose
Colonel Holland or none besides him.
self, he viii be in the race.
Il and myself so thoroughly In ac-
cord with President Wilson's policy as
20 preparedness for war and his ac-
tons and ideas during the foreign
crisis. which has not even yet passed,
that would be delighted to serve In
Congress under such man. said Mr.
Cole. The next Congress. meeting
just as the European war will prob
ably be closing, will mark an era IN
the history of this country. l want
to serve In Congress under q Preside lent
OF Mr.. Wilson's ideals and character,
and ] only hope that l can so impress
the voters Of the district with my
ability to give them good service that
they Will regard my candidacy with
favor"
Mr.. Cole Is wellknown practicing
attorney of Norfolk and has consid-
cradle acquaintance with people In
other parts OF the district. He In a
good debater and a speaker Of expe-
rience, and expects to make an ener-
getic and successful race for the ONCE
he seeks.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-09
HURT SUPERVISOR
NOMINEE, BERMUDA

In a special primary held in Ber-
muda> District. Chesterfield County
yesterday to choose Democratic can
didate for member Of the board Of
supervisors DR.. A. j. Hurt, a we'll
known physician Of Chester, was NOM
mated by a substantial majority over
B. /. Burgess. At Chester the vote
stood "a for Hurt and As for Burgess
Eylers. Burgess home precinct, the
only other In the district. has not been
heard from. but as 1t has total Of
but twenty-one votes, 1t cannot change
the result. 1t Is believed the vote in
this precinct Ia about IL for Burgess
and for Hurt.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-09

Washington, Oct. S.-The memorial
shaft to George Washington in Po-
tomac Park is the most popular haven
OF tourists to the nations capital. ac-
cording to the annual report of Colo
mel w. W. Hart, ofIlcer In charge OF
the District OF Columbia parks. Dur
ing the year an average OF 500 per-
sons daily assembled the shaft for a
btrd's-eye view of the national capt.
tai. or total for the year of l82.o0s.
OF these l56.640 assembled in the ele-
vator and 1858 tramped up the 1000
steps. Since the monument was open
ed in 1888. 4.277,096 have assembled
the monument
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-09
loneliness of Virg;nias Fair
Daughter Makes Gotham
Gasp With Pleasure
PRESIDENT BUSHES
LIKE SCHOOL BOY
Guests of Colonel and Mrs.
House at Dinner Last Night.
Will Root for Phillies at
World Series Game Today

New York. Oct. Sit was a new
woodrow Wilson that came to New
York today so tauntily, so blithely.
with the lady he is to wed soon, Mrs.
Norman Gait. Of Washington. Lines
craven by cares Of strain of respon-
sibility seemed. somehow, to have
been erased by perfect happiness. All
iover-like. devoted as cavalier, buoy
ant, debonaire. he attended the ladys
every step and displayed in the pleas
ant little formalities of arrival. of
automobiling and visiting and theater-
going, the shining fact that he Is as
merry. one might say. as a marriage
bell.
And the lady? Well, one may. with
all restraint, say that she is charm
ing and so proceed to give such de-
tails as every woman wants to know
and all men. too. IL the truth be told:
New York. crowding In the Pennsyi-
vania Station. jammed along the
streets. hanging out OF windows, gayiy
salutfng from passing automobiles.
rather caught Its breath when Mrs.
Gait, her face aglow. appeared at the
President's side. The Scot would de-
scribe her as q bonnie person. though
she IL by no means small of person,
and 1t can be written in perfect truth
that she 10 very lovely and winsome.
with eyes in which laughter inces-
sanity turks: a mouth which does not
belittie mirthful promise OF the eyes.
and q face which attracts not merely
because OF its marked beauty. but its
geniaiity.
New Yorks Clasps.
Those who waited at the Pennsyt-
vania Station this afternoon for the
President and his fiancee to appear
had one glance for Mr.. Wilson and
many for lady at his side. In the first
instant, when they appeared together
In the doorway. one heard the
whispering OF the woman onlookers,
whispers which decided the case for
mere man:
She Is perfectly beautiful"
Presidents can blush as other men,
turn rosy red from quick apprecia-
ton OF an unusual and newly trying
position Mr.. Wilson demonstrated
that fact conelusirely today-He was
not quite equal to the new situation.
He hlushed when he handed Mrs Gait
into the car at the Pennsylvania,
the Hotel st. Regis. blushed when he
very quickly returned for her from
the apartments OF his friend, Colonel
f. NJ. House; blushed as she conversed
with him In their rapid pleasure ride
UP Riverside Drive, Broadway and
through the park; blushed as he led
her into the Empire Theater tonight:
blushed-hut why catalogue lovers
blushea, even though the lover be the
President OF the United States.
Certainly it was a new--perha ps
some might say--a more human
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-09
Governor Returns To-day.

Governor Stuart will return this
morning from Danvtlle. whore he went
Tuesday evening to attend the DAN
vile Fair. accompanied by nine MEM
bers Of his staff Yesterday evening
the party took dinner At the country
residence Of Colonel Hairston, Of his
stan. in Henry County. the trip being
made by automobiles from DAnville.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-09
AND
STORE GUIDE
TODAY

rage
Miller & Rhoads. ..............
American National Bank, .......
Bijou Theater -.
Academy Of Music !. .................5
Virso Development Corp.
Barnes Safe ard Vault Co...
The Corley Co.
Richmond Trust and Savings Co..
Old Homestead Manufacturing Co.
Savings Bank It Richmond.
Long. tho Wood Man.
Christie Manufacturing Co...
Virginia Trust Co. ......,...,...
Sydnor & Hundley. ............
Bromm Baking Co...
WoodallS & Quaries. .............
Baker Bros. .....s........,
Burk q Co. \.
Funk q Wagnalls Co............ 4
Horace 9. Wright Co...,........
g. ". Andsrso. 4 Son. y.s......
tfata
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Have yom sosucthlSsG "
sell? The virxintam's Want
Ad Columns will flIsd .
ready buyer. Call Mad.
1883.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-31
G%nslanber nno Transoicn raubcrn
sic Epit.

Gin Mitalie0 unlerer &e0oftion,
oas lett Subren gemiiie 0eutlde 8ii=
der BON Ser S11ternatioral Merps So.
IN Merp Dorf be5iebt, erbtelt al1f M1t=
froge apegen oeren langen Ml1sblei-
bens oie Mntport, 0aB @iid)er per
Tradt BON 0elr Muiirten lett Mona-
ten nidt mebr 0urd)gelai1en meroen
un0 tie oireft per 4oit bon 0riiberr
fonrl1er miiroer.
@eltern erbielten mir enolid) 0rei
8iid)er bon briiben nit %5lpcim1o11atli-
der Ser patung, ober lie maren in
q m It er0am alfgege6en llnb trll-
gen boldl1oiide 9riefmarfe1.
8ie freh oie oeuti9e Npit ielblt
alpf nclltralen 0ampfern eerallbert
miro, 5eigt folgenoes @eiipiel. Die
9erren gnglanoer batten eil1en nor
lpegiiden Gampfer, Ser 0eutide 4oit
fir Spunien uno Nortngal
trug, nid)t %an5ltbalten getpagt, aabcn
aber ibrem fran5oitlden 9unoesbrlt=
Der eil1en @inf. Ser 1ampfer lief
pprige @ode 0en fran5oitid)en 6afen
0ieppe on un0 sic 6rat5oien nabmcn
ibm sort 1900 0ertide 9pitpadete
a6, 0ie nah Sen porgellannten 2a11-
bern beltimnt paren.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-31
Golisiit slpn,pipn
ltltter iuspenoirtem ltrtbcil bon fiinf
Sagel1 cntlaIIen.

@or Ser 6elter- ltno GoIi5eifom-
miliion fallb geltern Nadn1ittag SOS
gerbor gegen ben 3pli5iiten Sobll
Ibornpion ltatt, gegerl ocn bon oenl
3citungsbdnoler @1r. 6. 2lopb eille
&lagc megelt &orpernerlebnng, llll=
acietlid)er gcrbaftnng llno unbienlt=
lid}en 9el1ebmcts angeitre11gt mprbel1
NOR.
2lopo, meld)er ourd Mlllpolt Salt-
lep pcrtreter NOR, erflarte, BOB go
Light Ibnmplpn ieinc Sral1 geidla-
gen nOer gcitoBc11 babel1 lolle, els er
allf Ser Geran0a fires &cin1es er-
llno es 5lt einen1 @ort1pchlel
5miid)elr linn lt1o Ibon1pion gefrn1=
men lei. Nnli5eirihter 2oltis s.
.9hoooemig bescltate, oab 2lppo orei
Mal i'm Noli5eigeridt mter Mnflage
Der &orrNrpcrleta1ng erihienen lei.
Die @elpeisa1fnabme crga6, oaB
5bompion inn Gerlalfe oes
@ortltreites bas @ort.
. 1amneo" fallen Iieb, l1lto 5lpar in.
bon STRAIT 2lopb. Mne.
I1tflagepunftc murben ols|
bepielen abgcmielen. Muf Sic
Icll Ml1flagepl1nft fin mltrbc ct ldn1l-
Big %befunben l1n0 cine luspenotrte
bon flint Sagen Mrbeitsluiig=
felt iiber ib1t perbdngt. Mlld) ion
Noli5eidef @ans gd)ram1ll Sen
Stanopl1l1ft flormad)en.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-31
gnaeblidJer sd,uar51anbcr
Sue Golnpa11elli ion iih bier perbor-
gen ~aufbaltell.

Mebrere in gettenoorf pobnenot
Stalicner benadrid)tigtelt gclterr
Moracrr &onitabler Nbil. Stables.
bab ser bon Sen @ebDrbcn nie eine
I5tcd11abcl geIlldte Soc @m1pal1eui
it'd llt 9etteltOprf ober Davenport
oeritedt mfbalte. Sic bitten Gal1-
pa1elli an1 Som1abello Mbenb IN Sc.
ge1apart mebrerer a110erer Stuliener
i'll @%cttenoorf auf Scr 5traBe gele-
ben.
Die @eomten, lpeld)e nit ser slllf=
ar6eitu11g oes Safes betrmlt linb, er-
flarten geltern Morgen, tic ieien 1id
nod nidt 1dIiiiiig, meld)e 5dritte lie
crgreifen miiroert. Gle in Saft be-
finoliden griioer Sam nto 1ape
GompaneQi ltelen ie0c 5duI0 IN Mb-
reoe. Mu6 iinO lie lebr idrpeiglam
l1n0 beantfporten nl1r cine %gelegent-
lide Irage Ser @ealntelt. Gountp-
anlpalt Scbens ermartet ar1 bel1tigen
Inge oie M11fl1nft zines @ean1ten hes
neutrality-suspicious. aus ct
NIT DEM 'er iiber Sic Mngele=
ge1lbeit fonfertren miro. gs mag
lem, 6aB 6ie @cbriiber Gampaneli
als umiinldens1pertbe glenucnte
na6 Stalien abgeidoben merOen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-31
9entider g(niicblcr in gnffalu sc-
ftDrbcn.

SIN Sitter bon 81 Sa5ren nr1o iedS
DSonate1 ut an1 Sonnabeno 9Qbeno
llll 11:30 l1br @err Conrad Mppel,
eit alter oelttider M%riie6ler, i1 iei=
i1enn @eim in Buffalo nady fat 51pei-
llabriger aral1fbeit geltorben. set
adt MSo11ate11 NOR CT bettl4gerig.
Scr @eritorbene ipl1roe am 5. sMar3
1884 III &eiien III 1eutid)la11o gebo,
rell. SIN Sitter bon 5lpolf Sabren
fam er NIT ici1en gItern nad
ssearostoml1, 81. SIM Sabre 1867
ner5og Bic 6amilie nod Buffalo, TO-
bob Der 8eritorbe1e ieit IS esabren
m gltffalo anidilig mar. Mm IL.
Suit 1862 p%er6eirotbete er iid nit
Jranlein 2ouiia 5affe, Sic i'm nebit
pen folge1oen iie6en &in0erl1 iiber-
lebt: Irall S. G. 8abo BON @nor-
billie, Sa., 6ra1 @. s. aurb bon
sl1ftalo; 6ral1 S. 9. Sbltu bon 90
3pellport;; 8illian1 $. Mppel bon @m,
met, Soa6o; 2epis 80. Mppel bon
a9ollD, Colo; Charles Ct. Mppel bon
Ddlfor0, Gel, ulro Map 81. Mppel
bon SoQp, Colo, l1n6 16 gnfeIfin-
Derl,.
Die @ecroigung finoet pripot belte
ssadlnltttag I'M 5lpei l16r bon ser
Gbriition Union airdc aus auf Sem
gtole @ile 6rieobof lfatt. 93ep.
Tranf Sole bon 0apenport miro Sen
arauergottesoienlt leiten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-31

Die Nadbarn Der Is. 80.
@ltRf9en 8affsnfabrit in 8rootlp,l
ltanben I'M ppli5eigeri6t tumpfesmlz
ttg ben 8ertretern Der g%ennnnten Gas
BRIT ge9enuber, gegen bic iie Bic Bez
l9ulbtgung bes llnfugs erltattet hatz
ten. Die Na9barn b%ebaupten, bob
Der 8etrieb in Der g%enannten Sabrit
10 ldrmenD lei, baB es fait aus9ee
l6loiien lei, au9 nur cine @tunbe
unseit0rt 81 f6lafer., Mllh babe man
10 frGftige Ma1Gtnen in Song ge=
febt, bob bic 9dufer auf mebrere
8lods gntfernung in ibren @rurbz
feiten eri9lttert tperben. Der Mibter
muBte bic alage %porldufig aus te4.
ntfden @riinben abpei1en, ba lie anz
ftatt segen bic s. %. 8lib Company
segen Die 6. 90. 8lib Ma9ine Conn
panD geridtet mar.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-31
Sclbitmurbpcri,th?

Sreo C@oper1tor") @lad llnb
6rau Sob1t SSobnion beioc befol,l1te
Noli5eidaraftere, mur0en geiterr
Morgel1 III ibrem 3innner in go.
621 &of Sslatb 5trnBc bon @as
i%iberltannt u1tb nit Silfe Ser Mal1n-
idaft Ser ita0tilden Mrtbltlol1s uno
Or. &ob mieoer 5l ii6 gebradt. Die
9ciocn batten bas 3itntr1er Dor meb-
reren Iagetl bon Sra1 Mrl1e @ol5er
6enlter l1t1o Ibiiren oes
Simmers maren felt peridloHen.
geadJbarn Orangen in Sic @pbrut1tg.
nad}0em lie inteniipen @osaeru9
mabrgenommen batten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-31
8ieb nnb TropifOnen.

Gbicago, 80. g(ltg. @inonieb -
3ufubr $4,000. 5tiere $6.0O-1O.-
90; aiibe un6 Ri,loer, so;
Galber $8.OO-12.00.
56hpeine 3ufnbr $4,000. Ste
tig 81 $6.25-7.85; 5limeilt $685.
bis $7.65.
96afe - 8ufu6r $4,000. 5lau 8,
$500.
@efliiseI - 10 14c; iunae @iib-
1ter 16c.
gutter "a Creamery 2o-241hc.
@ier - 20-21Rc.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-31
@uiiides goloatenleben.
>yranfane 8ebanblnng bcr @emetuen
fcitcus her @prgeicktcrt.


fcitcns ber &prgeicktct.
@elden @rauiamteiten bic ru151Gen
Soloaten i'm 5risben unb mebr nod
i'm &riese Bel tbren @orsefeBten aus=
gefeBt finb, oafiir liefern Die Sage
bldbldtter zines ruiiifhen Sergeant
ten, bic mad Der S9la9t Bel Sanz
nenberg gefunben purben, einer gill
ttgen Benets. Sn 1einen Muf3ei9<
mlngen betbt es: n8aiD madte idH
Die Betanntf4aft nit metnem reuen
8orgeieBten unb nit ben 2euten.
(Det S9reiber mar glei9 nod benz
&riegsausbrud IN Elm anOeres &eaiz
ment ber1eBt nDr0en.) ueber Sic
9ente ldbt ii4 ntd)ts iagen, als baB
unter 80 Meni4en CUTE unb i9lchz
te linb. Mber austommen lGbt ii9
nit aQen.
Bon @orgeiebten batten ii@ gerabe<
gu barbariide. Meni9en eingefuupen.
Ser dlteite Mr5t: Elm Menid, Der fid
iiberlebt bat, gana unter benz Sim
flub anberer, oa3u Elm eigen1 inniger,
beipotii9er @reis, unb iein @ebiife:
einfa@ eine @6lan9s in Menf9enaez
ftalt ober Elm 8olf I'M. @4afstleioe,
Elm Meni4, gespDbnt, tlur iid fir
etnen Meniden gu balten, al.s.s iibrige
fit nistsnuBisen as9ridt, Der ror
ibm trieden unb ibm Bic 5ibe ledenI
miiBte. Die brittle periDnlidteit: rer
2u5arettaufieber. Sbm tann man
manderlei 8e5eidnung seben. Ct lit
sleih5eittg Elm mittelalterli4er 3anz
ter, etil1s Menia aus Der 3eit Der 2etbz'
eigenidaft unO Elm Tubrtmht, per
fem 1terbenbes pferb peinigt. Go
bier. Sd neib ni9t, nit peldm
&e@t, auf @runo poppn unb porauf
geitiiBt, IS gefdiebt, aber id febe, oob
tein Sag bergebts obne bob man III
genbi etnen Meni4en fdliige. Gs pirb
g%eprigelt nit Der 5auit, nit benz
@tod unb nit Der pettfde, uno tpus
baS fdlimmite lit: BON Der gan5en
5ront miiTen befDnbers bu3u ausgez
lu9te 2eute lebter @orte bies @ez
iddft beforgen. Gs 1T idretltH gu
ieben, penr Sic ahfangen, einen balbz
enttletbeten Men19en gu peitfden,
un0. bas 6er3 bri4t einem betm
@9reien Der 8eltraften. Sd elem
Der Sinoer babe mebr als einmal
teilgebabt an bieier Sade. Mber
Soft peiB, Biz gu peldem @rabe i4
f@ulD BIN. Sd iebe, bab man por
metnen Nugen fdld9t, unb feDe er1t
ieBt, 1pie unmen1dli9 baS lit. 5oz
neit meme &rdfte llnb mein ginfiub
reiden, f1de t4 bor meinen 2euten
meme 9ergeben ab3ui9ipdden uNo
ab5ulebnen."
8mertenspert tit Elm 8eridt uber
Sen Gtnmarf9 Der Mu1len in D1tpreu=
ben. Da betbt es: nSeBt marf9ieren
mir 6urd 9eutf4lanb unb ieben, ipie
plDBli9 bic ginipobner bon banren
ge3ogen iinb. Mue 6dufer itnb leer,
baS Wiel berlaKen, Mdide uno Rleiz
Der liegen nod auf Dem 8oben unb
uniere @olbaten treten nit 5iiBen 0az
rauf. M0bel, Rlaptere, @rammopboz
ne, Ndbmaidinen, 5abrrdber unb Sc
rot a1er Dirt ii16 preisgeeeben. Sfl
trifft man 9dufer, lpo G7en, fertia
aber unberiibrt auf betn Slid ftebt,
Die @oloaten nebmen ii6 bas Bette
8ieb, bic belten &letoer unb Sa9eu
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Deden, Damn nerfen lie es tpiepe,
fort rmb iagen, am nGditen plaB gi61
es neue Sa9en."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-31
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ben ol1rd Die s(tllpalte Game uno $50
terl11al1 cine alage iiir cine Meda,
mes alen 5ltm @etrage BON $256.53
gegen @leanor Sleeper a%lrtrenge1 lul-
len.
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Der Na9lalienid)aft ol1rd sic Mnpal,
fe 61fe uno 5icfe lb~interlege,1 la1len
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-31
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S. 90. 9berier,
9ffi5. Observation-Disclosures.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-31
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8oibington, 81. M11g.
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