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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-14
B0YDTON

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.J
BOY DION. VA. March 13.-The
Young people of the town had an in
formal hop at Liberty Hall on Tues
day night
Trhy Turnbull spent tho first part
of the week In South Hill and Law
renccvillc.
The Boydton Card Club has been sus.
pended during Lent.
l.. w. Wilson and a. B. Sncllings. arc
having matcria! conveyed to their lots
for tho erection of dwellings,
Miss Annie King, Of Richmond. is
visiting at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
H. l.. Turpin.
Mrs. George II, Thompson has re-
turned home after z visit of several
weeks TO relatives in Chicago.
Miss Rachel Sncllinss is visiting
relatives in Boston, where she expects
70 remain several weeks.
Mrs. George II. Thomson spcnt Tues
day with Mrs. John BOYD at Cusco.
villa.
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Genealogical Notes
Queries and Answers
genealogical Editor, The Tim..
Dispatch.
Observation-Disclosures
tcOutinlied)

\. IMAM CD Meriwcther, son OF
S S. 60 and Elizabeth Crawford
e'aWctncr and grandson Of David
nra WORD. Was born about 1872. and
nved at 'Assasquin," given 10 him IN,
ms grandfather, David Crawford in
iG'3. situated In New Kent C:o,,n,y
re mad John ca. Thomas a.. WHO
MARRIED Elizabeth Thornton twhose
sister Mildred, married Samuel Washl
IhSt"n'' and had Nicholas Meriwcthcr
VINO bore General Braddock Off the
r o' oh'tie at the time OF his de-
Icat, Nicholas, daughter Margaret
married Rev. William Douglas: James
-. married Judith Burnley, and had
David 90. officer in Revolution and
member of Congress; John CO. removed
10 Aiabama; William go, a physician,
n DO mao daughter who married
blshop James o. Andrew, and another
daus liter who married Rev. Mr. How.
ing tooth OF these divines were Of
the Methodist Episcopal church,
FRANCIS 90, married Miss Lewis ana
vent to South Carolina: David "a.
Weht TO England and married Miss
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with whole skins. remember the
boys. our guides. showed us n jawbone
which they assured Inc belonged to a
Federal soldiers jaw. Tho shot holes
ieft by the vast numbers of bullets
which marked the western sides OF the
trees must have been made by Confcd-
crate muskets, to judge by the direc-
ton from which they must have been
tired. We were then conducted to the
Tort tDarlinE) surmouutinY the blun.
This fort was Il large rectangular
spnc" enclosed by earthworks OF the
most regular and perfect structure.
They were perforated from end TO end
10y galleries lined with plank. so that
bodies of men might be shifted from
one part to another without exposure
TO the fire OF the enemy. Upon these
works wcre guns Of heavy calibre and
bail-piled pyramids" here and there.
snch as We saw, many years after.
adjoining Fortress Monroe. The fort
looked impregnable to our incxperi-
cnced eyes. and the huge cannon man
ming the works seem plain to mo yet
after all this half century And fine
poys they seemed rs they sauntered
tof duty) about the works." and tho
prim sentinels. with fixed bayonets. as
they paced their beats with muskets
Ginning like silver
LOOK FROM RAMPANTs
UPON JAMES RIVER
Then as We looked from the ram
parts upon the James River sleeping so
quiet beneath and were told what those
great guns would do for any hardy YES
sci that might essay to attack Rich
mond' whose smokecloud we could see
noating or on the wind. We saw Dutch
Gap" so useful in after years. and we're
toid or the rain of shells from this fort
upon those unfortunate diSeers. We
were also told that when this fort
opened the one at Chaf1n's Farm also
responded from the other side, lust to
Lar ane ,hinss entertaining to General
BENJAMIN +. Butler. whom BeaureRard
bottled up so effectually and so long
below. "e
ana after seeing all that was to be
seen IN and about the fort, we re-
tIdced our steps and drove back over
the dry and dusty road to Grassland.
Mhicn we reached in time for late sun.
n WIN our boyisli heads and hearts
iuii OF the sights OF the war and full
Oh compassion for those incompara Bile
boys who fought and suffered. ali.
no" much and how vainly. When the
future historian shall come and slit the
truth from the vast mass OF the false.
ana shali combine In one mighty and
glowing work Gods own truth of the
causes, the conduct and conduct of bot h
parties after that titanic struggle. the
south. thank God. shall have no cause
TO blush, but on the contrary, shall
point eNultantly to the world
The graves OF those who cannot die {"
And now the time for our return drew
i'ish ana VIC set our faces to the west
ward, and with much learned and most
dchghtfully learned. we began to re-
trace our 1ourneyings to Richmond and
up the old canal homcward. Yes. home
ward with cap II. and those who ha vc
i'aa INC good fortune to know that home
~ inc wonderful hearts Of that old
father and mother (the late Ivii,,o -,
Naithall Michaux and Virginia Ann hi.
Vic, know full we'll OF their goodness
ana live to bless them.
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DARKEN GRAY
HAIR, EASY, SAFE
Something Ncw-Not a Dye.

II your hair is gray. strcakcd with
gray, prematurcly gray, faded or fall
ing. simply apply QBan Hair Color
Rcstorcr TO hair and scalp n few times.
rubbing IL in gently with the finger
tips. Nothing else required This
treatment makes your gray hair dark,
soft. fluffy. silky. thick. giving the hair
that dark. fascinating lustrc and album
dance which makes the hair so attrac-
tive. QBan is not sticky or messy.
harmless. Also stops dandrun, falling
hair or itching scalp Guaranteed TO
darken gray hair or no charge. Try
1t. Don't stay gray when Q-Ran viii
80 easily darken your hair and make
YOU look young. Big 7-oz. bottle only.
SOC. Grant Drug Co. 62S East Broad
Street, 1901 East Main Street. Rich
mona, Va. out-of-town people sup
piled by mail.
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century, the new way. tic sure, pain
less. simple way. 1t makes fellow
really feel foolish after hos used toe.
eating salves. corn biting ointmeuts
toe bundling bandages. blood bringing
ruzors, knives. files, scissors, jabbcrs
and what-nots, when he uses just =
drops of ''GETS-IT'' and sees his corn
vanish. The difference is divine. Just
Try IT. You won't vince when YOU
put on Your shoes in the morning.
"GETS-1T' Is sure, gets" any corn.
callus. wnrt or bunion.
NETS-lT' is sold by druggists
BY r.. Lawrence Co., Chicago.
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=. Worried Man writes: Let me say
inc. In the last year ] seem to have
been growing old rapidly. though only
ate my strength and energy. and lately
I have dizzy spells, trembling, head
aches, loss OF appetite. memory and
over my condition are ever present"
Answer: Cheer up. get well and then
conserve your vitality by proper, tenn
porate living. Obtain three grain cad
omcnc tablets in sealed tubes with full
directions. use them and an agreeable.
pleasing restoration should ensue to
your entire satisfaction.
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MILLER SCHOOL

ESPECIAL To The Times Dispatch
MILLER SCHOOL, VA, March l3.
-Rev. Mr.. liallquest, of the University.
preached here on Sunday.
Miss Laura II. Jordan recently re-
turned from Eraden Town, Fla.
Miss Alraa Montgomery left this
week on account OF bad health Miss
Mary Burnley succeeds her
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-14

Mr., l." c. Is. asks: DO you think il is
possible to reduce my weight from $40
pounds to about 1870 poundsw
Answer: II Is impossible TO say Just
how much one can reduce until af.cr
should be used according to directions
with each sealed tube, obtainnble 1t
most any drug store. II the flesh is
desired.
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LITTLE P|MPLES ON
CH|LD'S HEAD
ltehed So Badly Could Not Rest.
Covered Whole Top Of Head. CUT
cura Soap and Ointment Healed.

Cottage Grove, Tenn" When my little
boys trouble began his head itched and
then broke on, in little pimples and itched
so badly that he could not rest; he could not
sleep at night. We cut his hair just as close
as we could. The eruption covered the
whole top of his head.
We tried different treatments but found
no relief until we got Cuticura Soap and
Ointment. would wash his head with the
Cuticura Soap and then use the Cuticura
Ointment. could tell that 1t was getting
better from just 4 few applications. Cutl-
cura Soap and Ointment healed his head"
iSisned) Mrs. Athley Riley, Nov. 6, 1914.
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s'GETS-IT" a Sure
Shot for All Corns

Use Two Drops-and They Vanish.
When corns make you almost die
with your boots on. when you try to
walk OH the edge OF your shoes to try
way behind time IL you have not used
&C ETS-IT." It's the corn cure or tho
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LAWRENCEvILLE

LAWRENCEvILLE. VA, March ia
Mrs. Walter Turnbull spent a few days
ut her mothers home In Emporia last
week.
Mrs. w. E. Gilmore and little daugh-
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Mrs. l.. r. writes: What can do for
a bad case of stomach. liver and bowel
trouble" My I.cd sours in stomach. /
rift. have heartburn. and al full, uncom.
portable feeling after meals: consti-
pated at intervals. coated tongue and
bad breath all the time"
, Answer: Thousands Of people i'm this
country arc afflicted as YOU arc and
TO get immediate relief and gradually
erect permanent results, advise you
10 buy of your druggist q dollar pack
age OF double four stomach and bowel
medicine" and use rs per directions on
the packet.
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kirksvillc. Mo-. February 10, 1915.
Itotfc,

There arc no descendants of John
Roiie in America by the name OF Rolfe.
REFER YOU to Rolfc ancestry in tho
NiirSihia Magazine Of history and
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pen me questions answered below arc
disensae.s nrc en ,Iin the symptoms or
Apply in ar" anv st rnsn and m the answers will
Those wishing further advice. FREQ
Ray address d!nTsss Pr Lewis Baker Gollcss,
enclosins sclf-addressed stamneI on
d de.ope for reply; Full name and adj
rsss eti fms, be s given but only Initials
f1iieS RS ,n The PRESCRIPTIONS can DO
any druggist can order OF wholesaler
from the drugstore: Iodlde of potas-
drams; w ara,"s Of so oa1bIc, salicyate.
comp. nuid halmwort. or: comp. es
n psrIia eaTdi 1Hs s HT ana syrup sarsa-
spoonful at mealtime and again before
going to bed
G., L. asks: 81 have tried to cure dan
,lruh. itching, scalp. falling hair u and
! badness with numerous tonics, etc etc.
Answer: ] have been Reconnaissance,
plain plain yeil9" minyol for the past seven
sieighte ahG wi nGor ,ho Of my patients are
ton ton OF this remedy In stopping itching
iiaiiilnG nnir, dandrufr, etc. 1t gives the
ing else does. Obtain i'm i-oz. mrs yin
full directions. '"' win
scribe medicine which viii relieSe Pre- me
OF such diStrsssing symptoms OF kid
rains in small or sac ine sd tr9n,Io%inE;
n rfiglT" but ct blad1SeT frsqYsnt calls at
ing and foul odor, putting Of iinibso u n,t.
answer; Those seeking relief from
k kadn,SE ana bladder disorders should
successful formula sold in sealed tnhcs
with full directions. ''o'S
Mrs n. II. j. asks: "1 suror ,r
hendache and constipation periodicaiiv
aud my blood seems too thick ctms iis
you TO prescribe for me-"
answer: Three, grain sulphcrb tab
let's !not sulphur) are most effectivo
blood and removing the symptoms OF OF
, ,a,qn etc; ] advise you TO begin
sealed package "' e'c"
sov wv r. :o,, wSEites; 81 have such very
necn able TO got anything to help me
II is Weakening my system"
answer; Use the following and your
VIII soon be strong again. Get n Ri.
o. bottle Of concentrated essence men
This can be taken pure or made int" n
tuil pint OF homemade syrup. Full
So,ie Th rs to use W,l be found on
VIII drive the cold from the system "no
4. 6. Q. asks: win you please pre-
scribe home treatmcn, for IA bad
.ooo VI o1-tne nose and throat
Also. my daughter Is affected with Pei.
Vic Catarrh or green sickness" "
Answer: Your daughter shouId hAo;
taking tonic flesh building treatmsnt
and Tor such case / know OF nothinr
better than thrce-g grain hypo- nucIane
tablets. Local treatment is also neces.
sary for both catarrh OF the head and
leivic Catarrh. ~ simple but effective
antisepttc and curative treatment can
bo followed ut homo by buying either
a two or eight ounce package Of anti
plete directions.
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j. X. Q. asks: IT am thin, angular.
weak and tireI What can take TO
improve my. health, strengthen MY
20 pounds"'
Answer. Take regularly with your
meals three-grain hypo-nuclanc tab
gists, with complete directions These
tablets improve the blood, increase mn
system If used regularly for several
months.
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Lee" writes: 81 have tried so many
remedies for rheumatism that I am al
YOU cnn tell me n sure remedy / viii
try IT,"
Answer: DO not be dshcartencd he
something that would overcome yonr
rheumatism, for YOU can he relieved liz
you will take what tell you. Get
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-14
No. 341-$3.O0

The rev Invisible Sell. Reducins,
with concealed supporting strsps. an.
ready q great favorite with women
who need Memo Self-Reducing ssryies,
but like eorpat bit lighter. SIxSs
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ACOMPLEXION SOAP

y skin and hair soap. toilet and nursery
soap three in one at one price and
that very reasonable price based on value
received. Such is Cutcura Soap. When
assisted by Cuticura Ointment it does much
TO prevent pimples and blackheads, clear
the scalp Of dandruf. soften and whiten
the hands and promote the natural beauty
Of tho skin and hair.
Sample Each Free by Mail
With 32-p. Skin Book on request Adj
dress postcard "Cuticura, Dept. L, Bos-
tom Sold throughout tho world
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from the drugstore: Iodlde of pota,-
d drums w drams =, sodium salicylste.
comp. nuid halmwort, i o.: conn e.
sence cardioi. or. and syrup sarsa-
pnrllia. . ozs. Mix and take tea
going to bed SAo' .
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Be a Wise Womanl
Get the Memo. Habit
SOLD EVERYWHERE

The Meme H,.,.sIe.E..sl.. Iasi.... M
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I-ST
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-22
@scrifaniidcs.
q Ii i rub-r In uare

CT Eolp, Ser, 21. 9c5. aroz
lpallc beganl1cn bcute Mittag in Suoz
rc5. Cine Strabencar, Sic bon bier ilber
Die. internutipnale @riicfe fubr, ullrbe
bon ei1em nerifatilden Mpb NIT
ISteinel1 bon1borbirt. @ralpaliiten
oranscn III Sic Gar eli, rnb fil1gcn an,
Die Eallagiere 5lt beranbel, lpllrberl
abcr BON Ser aGonnldaft lno Sen Hnie
lagierelr nbgelpcbrt nnb Sic Gar febrte
1luh gl 9alp 5llriid.
Sic 1rllppcn in Slnres bleiben
@illa trelL iplan9c ibr gcfcblsbaber,
@eneral Monucl Gybpa, Sic aapituluz
tipn nie1t untcrSeihnet. Sboas Mame
lpur ntd]t til Ser 9eltri9en @apitlllatipl1
ppn Z @iIla @cneralen eingeid]lpnen.
Sic slltfriibrcr III Sllore5 hoben eine
sln5abl bon 2aocn gepliinbert.
6el1te slbcnS lpirD Sic 9riicfe allf
|beiben Gcitcn ocs 9iip @ranne npl1
lncgifantld)en luao amerif. Iruppen be-
ips1bt. ginige S6iillc famcu bon Der
|lnegifnnild)en Scite llnp nerprl1betel1
Sen 8renicr SEQ. q. @iepcrt in 81
9nln.
Sic S'pbtenliltc infolae scr ara<
|luallc in Sllarc5 lpirb pcrlcbiepcn ppn 2
IBIS 10 an9eaeben.
Ser slltfentbnlt ppn 6rnncistu &illu
lit 5l1r 3ett nod llit1t befatulr bph perz
lal1tct, baB er nit 400 slnhdneern un=
tcripegs npu Gbibllabua nadl ser @renz
SC iei.
Sic Grcnsitaot Sllarcs mar leit 9ip<
pembcr 1918 inl Selie Der llusSufz
| tinn, lpirb lic) ubcr trns ser &rulpulle
Der gurrnn5u Ne9icrllng nntcrpcrz
lien. Garral15a bat Bic pplt ieincm bic
Iligen apnltl @nr6ia Sen @illu slnz
bdnecrn gelpdbrte slnncltic bcltdtigt.
Itslllsgcnnmmcn linb nltr @illa lclblt
lllnb lcil1 8runcr Soipolitp.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-22

lpar, ibn1 tart obgeratben bube, Sic
5ruppcl15abl lloh lpeiter 5lt per,1inz
bern, lpegen Der @efa1r bon bcn ginz
geborenen. Scr &olonialn1inilter lagte
lpeiter, ber &a,npf i'll Siibafrifa lei
bon Ben gngldnbcrn uno l1idbt BON Sen
9eutibcn begonneu pprben. Sic briz
til6e aapregierun9 ba6e i6ren1 Yarlaz
ment cine gefalldte aarte bprgelegt,
Inn Sen a1ll6ein 8lt erpecfeu, baB bas
erltc @efccbt lid ouT britiic6en Gebiet
ablpielte, lpdbreno es auf 0eutle6en1
gebiet ltattfi1b.
Scr l1ntcrieefrie9.
2pnbpn, 81. Sea. Ser britilde
9ampfcr @untlep, 1853 Spnnen, bas
BON cinen 9riicnsericbt fpnbcn1l1irte
friibere beltlde oripitaidHf Gp6elia,
un0 Ser britilde 9an1pfergelforo, 4sS
SonnelI bon Glasgow, lino terlel1ft
luorben.
Sic Munnldaft ocs gelforo lpur0e
gcrettet, aber beSilglid ser Manl1idaft
bes @unfleD lit nod nidts befannt.
@inc sltbener GepcIdc belagt, Sab
Elm britiIdes II 8opt i'm Niarmaroz
nicer ben oeltlehen 9anpfer 2eros l1nb
vcin onberes Sa6r5cus" perienft babe.
Sc 8et ipicber fret.
Son 5 ON, 21. Sea. General Ghrie
titan 9e8et, elmer Ser Siibrer ser liibz
afrifanilden 8ebellipn i'm Sabre 1914,
Ser inl lebten SUM lpesen pp6per~
ratbs 5ll 6 esSabren @efdngniB ltnb
$4,000 @clb6llbe perllrt6eilt ipurce,
tit na6 3ablllns Der @elbltrafe freigez
lallen lporber, ebenlo lpic 1SS onoere
9aebellen. Sic seoinguns ihrer @ez
l9nabigltng ipar, BOB lic licb Ser Sc
tbcili9l1ng an Der 9plitif Su cntbaltcn
baben. (@enernl Sc 8ct lpar lpdbrenp
beg @urenfriegssefe sbabcr Der 6reiz
ltaat5trltppen.
q II d9 Genera MuBfp abg e
iagt.
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INnbftb 8cfeblsbaber ser nDrplihcn
@ruppc Der rll}ilf)cn slrn1ee, lit burdh
|failcrlicben llfas ieines apn1r1a,lbps
lcntbobelt ipprbell, lpirb aber Mitglieb
Ihes rheriten arhssrafbs blaiben 9frBz
| fly ipltrpe um S. Scptelnber, ais ber
3ar bcn Gberbefcbl oil SteGc ocs
G}rpbfiirlten 9}ifplai iibernabnl sum
gcfeblsbaber Der Moroorncc (9iige@
9millsf) ernannt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-22
@ut se,,leint.

Oils Gin 2cbrer npr ctliher 3eit leis
.ncr M6phcnflnic. sic i'm reht germ
!bnt, n,ittbcilte, pab CT an, ndditcn Sa@
sc 5ur irstliden llnterfuduns nlfs
Se5irfstpnmalbp beltellt lei, 5ciat lid)
llnter Sen sebnidbrigel, @eiitern 9rpbc
ISelnraniB llm icine brphenbe @illbcrna
lflung. Mm foIscnocltSage mlbtc CT ben
lVidoels la9cn, bab CT BON i6ncn slb<
ldico nebmen miiilc, pa CT bienittalgz
lth befunbeu lpnrocn lei. 2uut ichllldz
E5enb bri,lgt pa cin 0iabd1en Bic sSorte
jbcrnor: Limb id bab' bocb 70 lebr 9ez
Ibetct. bab Ser i,err 2cbrcr einen rcht
'9rpBel oer5feglcr befpmmeu ,n1cbt!"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-22

Sic 9teuport 9Ieius S1ip6uiloing
y 1rp SIpcf Company III 9leipport
9}elps, So, fat nit 132.093 Ipnnell.
Der Sonnoge nad, Sic grpBte 3abl bon
SdllffeH i'll salt Oa1n fpnlnen, nit
120,713 Sonnell, Die 9ieip Nprf Sbip=
|builoin9Gp, Gan1ben, NIT ST. .174Spnz
nen oie llniou ,Sron @prfs, San Sranz
cisco, llno nit $4,000 Sonnen Sic
Gramps in 9bilaoelp6in.
Nad1 Scfretir 9coftelo5 Serie)t bez
Iscn Die Ger Staoten jcbt 26, ,SsS
Sd1iffe NIT s,445.25S Snnncu, S. +.
Isl Sdiffe nit 53, $50 sruttoto,neu
nebr al5 am /. Suli. seit ser elnnabz
me oe5 Hegilrer8eleBes pom is. sluqult
1911 riroen III i'm sluslano ec-
balte SfifIe nit 583,733 gonnen
sum Observation-Disclosures 5ugclnlien.
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oab ieina geniibunger, Sen gofetppitz
olenIt Y 8eibnadten 5lpiiben Sen
yer. Staatcl1 einerieit5 uno 9eutld,z
lal1p llnb Selterreie5 llngarn anbez
rerleits lpieberber5llteQen, bisber berz
eeblid aelpelen leien. Rer IefefnpItz
bicn7t bon ben Ser. stuafcn uber SooIz
lallp lror an 3. g}pnenber, Ser nadl
Mmerifa bereits 25 Gage friiher einz
seltellt lporbell.
Sic Eoltfpnpcntfpnen Idjreiben ppr,
oaB iolde Senoungen ouf birefte1
9an1pfern 5r eeldeben 6o6els. siadpen1
Die He9ierung Der 9deperlanne es abz
gelebnt bate, Siclen Gienlt nod)
9eutId}lano bllrh Sopllanb peiter6itt Ii
|geltattelt luanote Iid bas 9spitan1t an
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!uiclleid1t elmer 9urhnlhlng altf bpber
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bat llberballpt upd5 nidlt geuntiuprtct.
Sanlin9 ln0 3miebincf.
Si5 5um grnpfan9 Ser Ditr. slntz
|luprt duf unlere 5lpeite slncona 9tpte
ifilbrt Der Ditr. @eiebiftstrdgcr Baron
|ppn 3niepiuef inforncQc lInterbano<
lung NIT Setretdr Gaming bebllf5 gilt
lider Sdllihtlng Ser Streitfruge.
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&c Geute brnl Staatsamt een1ad1t,
nuhoem Ser @eidaftspertreter cine
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-22
grupbet oes Nsaidyiuemac,uebrs.

Sn leiuem uSrateripiel in Si5ili@
en-" (gclhrieben 1s46l ldBt SrieoridJ
oebbel slpei lputl1abcnbe Splbaten licb
alp llnterbalten:
8ontpltnp.
SnSiegul srilbelt' icb, ob nlcht@jelpebrc
3u matcn leiell, bic an bunbcrtMlgeln
&erienpeten auf ei1cn ein5 gen Srlltf.
Sheint cs Sir n,Delicb2
u M brp IN.
NeillI Scr1 lpur' eS n0glidl,
60 lpiiroe nan lie lan9it erfltnben
huben.
Santplinp
sspbt rnbr! gs liegt ia Salllenpen
baranl
ssas Soebbel ppr 70 Sa6rcn nicbt
fiir npelid bielt, lit be1te blrb oas
Wfalhinengepcbr crreicbt ipenn audi
allf etlpos annere gSeiie.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-22
G:iuise ltnrube ser Giienbabncr.
4 o o, o o 0 sc a II IL foro { t i,

4 0 Q 0 0 0 Nt ann foro oern
s. Stun tag.
Gbicagp, 81. 9e5. Sic &raiiz
oentcn Der bier griioerlhaftel1 Ser
gilcnbobn : Suslentc bcgannen belte
nit Der Gprbereitllng Der Ibitinu1lne
bon 100000 snseltellten an 45s
giienbabnen in be11 Ser. Staaten iiber
Die Sorbcrung bes s = Stlnbentages
NIT ben1ielben 2pblt ipie fin 10 5tunz
Den unp aaoertbulbfa6er 9e5abfuna
fin l1cberseit.
slm 1. Sanuar iperben Jebent 0titz
glieb ser 4 griiberidaften biele Ssprz
perllngen nebir Sfimn,settcln per Eplt
5ugeIanbt nnb Bic 2eute lrerbcn 60
Sa9c 3eit 5lr slbltinnltns l1ub 9fiicfz
lellbllng ibrcr Stinnl5ettel crbalten.
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Oiittae in ipcltli6er 9iNtlnla iiber
.icne Snlcl 9eflpgen lei. Scptluno9urbs
4erIieb belltc slbcllb cine sSarnlng nld
an Sic airhengangcr, alle 2idter 9cz
Iblenbet 81 balten.
(Gpn Scr utllil6ct grpberuu9@ur=
arus ipcib sic 2onbpnerllnlc1nll nic9ts. }
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-22
6fidstag btuilligte 1gentn aritgslrtbit
bon 10 d. ,y0eu.
9t,.r 19 so5ialiiten bon 10 i,s
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nnst n1 Der Nate penn CT ntbt gerol " beB 1pas
belfen nebr Soloaten, debt 9ibrt peu Simmer
np9 iube beh beriebenn onte Mlsoenpnmeu hos Sic
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ah sorfden penn tpnen Gclle nlo @narcn mcrbcn bas
ao 1d abparten lonber ub ucn99cnipmnenb" 3caen Sic
on9eble sss gsara ord uin cine offenbor aio
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Ser. Staaten lln0 9eutldlQnb luieOer
nnltimmiG
ans oes sniitaniaiaues 5iebt iid) ii, Die 5erne
segn Qbebuns Der oeuden 9ads nno Set 2lueona= edt


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tana @en9tens nid bicIer ei 6o6en cnSd1
aud Die brtdc 1noedamt6ei oetpao
btde au5er an1erade Geuero Na ba polz
tanoia ansgepelt 9ur sare5 gpe o6re u 5aupiaot
al nod bm no llebergobe an Garraua 1b alf
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