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The Prescott daily news., 1915-01-29
A MANCHESTER VIEW OF COT
 TON ACREAGE REDUCTION

From Manufacturers Record)
 Individuals having the power to de- termine whether or not the cotton acreage in the South is to be reduced this year ought to take a few mo- ments to consider carefully the sug- gestion in Cotton, the official journal of the Manchester (England) Cotton Association. In it's issue of January ?. Cotton, discussing the raw cotton situation says:
 It is well known that the cotton crop is grown by thousands of planters and it is argued that many of these and others interested in the handling of cotton. pinning their faith in an early termination of the war, will hold part of their crop or buy to hold, be- iieving that they will be we'll repaid by the enhanced values which must rule later.
 Until the trade is able to gauge with some degree of accuracy the likely duration of the present war, the enormous supply of cotton, the reduced consumption and financial stringency are decidedly against bull ish enterprise. Therefore, lower rather than a higher level of values seems probable.
 Stability may be given the markets should the planters give some assur- ance that they will reduce the cotton acreage materially. Unanimity of ac- tion in the Lancashire cotton indus try, the most highly organized trade in the world, is difficult to obtain, therefore, remote are the chances of concerted action among the plant CTS of the South to reduce acreage being success.
 The organ of the Manchester Cot ton Association is not a philanthropic enterprise. It is hardly to be expect ed to lead in any bull movement for cotton, as it represents purchasers of cotton. Nevertheless, it reveals ac- curate knowledge of the situation in Its recognition of the difficulties in the way of concerted action by 1,700,- 900 cotton growers in the South, and that knowledge emphasizes the wis dom m its statement that assurance of material reduction in cotton acre age this year will give stability to the cotton markets. Marked reduction in cotton acreage is, in fact, the sole assurance that the state of the South on August 1, 1915, will not be worse than the state of the South on Sep tember l, 1914, as far as cotton is con- cerned, together with all things de pending immediately upon cotton. cotton growers of the South have the determination of this matter in their own hands. Many of them, perhaps the majority, are so situated that that vital fact can be impressed upon their minds only by word of mouth of the ihdiVlduals who really decide for them every year the acreage they shall p'aht' the small storekeepers, the i"iulords and the extortionate money tenders, the latter being the only bankers with whom hundreds of thou sands Of farmers have acquaintance. ineSe individuals are the ones who should be made to see the wisdom Ill the suggestion of Manchester Cot con' The legitimate bankers of the 10u'h are the ones to instill this wis dom.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-01-29

Who says Arkansas is not a stock country? Read the following from the Gazette and see: "A carload of hereford cattle raised in Boone county sold in Clovis, N. M., for $125 a head recently"
The Prescott daily news., 1915-01-29
THE CAPTIVES

Flutt'ring here on leafless limbs Meath the glass that sunlight aims, Songsters sing their forest hymns Great birds perch, that never more Under wide blue skies shall soar. Here the Afric lion lies
 With the desert in his eyes; And the tiger, in rage That long time doth not assuage, Faces up and down his cage. Here the gibbon, his white hands Folded human-wise, now stands, Wailing for far forest lands; Then to iron bars he clings, And in leafess tree top swings. Thou. to Whom all creatures pray, Each in his own appointed way. Hearken to their piteous call!
 May Thy mercy on us fall,
 Holding these least ones in thrall! M. E. Buhler in the New York Times
The Prescott daily news., 1915-01-29
Our Brothers Keeper

Brooklyn Standard Union.
 Poland is now appealing to the United States for contributions of money, food and clothing. Such de- mands are likely to increase. rather than subside, as the war goes on. If this war were Americas fault there would seem to be some reason why the burdens should fall on us.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-01-29

clipping from the Gazette gives us an idea; Bad roads compelled man en route to Texas to forego his trip by auto and sacrifice a 1915 model machine at Philadelphia. He contin- used the journey by railroad.'
The Prescott daily news., 1915-01-29
The Important Question.

Cleveland Plain Dealer.
 1t will not be fashionable to steal umbrellas the coming season, says an expert on fashions-or on umbrel- la stealing, one forgets which. But will it be fashionable to return some of those stolen last season?
The Prescott daily news., 1915-01-29

Nevada county is not the only conn ty in Arkansas that has bad roads. Of course it is poor consolation to know that others are pulling through the mud but it is said that misery loves company. Any how we are all in the "same fix. The following
The Prescott daily news., 1915-01-29

Judge Harry Cook, county judge of Chicot county, in an address on road maintenance at the good roads conven- tion made the assertion that earth roads could not be maintained in his county. He declares that every win ter will bring them down as flat as they were before grading and that it is necessary to grade them anew every year and for that reason he could never have firm road bed Dragging" he says, during win ter like the present one is an i'm possibility since the rains are so ire quent that there is no time when they are in condition to drag" We had been wondering if any other county had the same trouble that Nevada has had and Judge Cooks address al least made us feel less lonesome.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-01-29
Of Course, She Is

T1vsoufg 11 Gazette-Time had "a' " Chleago widow who says she's entbn ee crazy husbands ought to be
 ''"SVic for sane fourth.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-01-29

Twelve Southern states import from the North $175,000,000 worth of wheat, corn and oats and $4S,OOO,0oO worth of meats and dairy products.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-01-29
The Prescott Daily News '"0 sCsLIsHED sY ~.. News Printing co.

r..rad as second class mail matter En'shor Enssth 4th. 1905, at the postoffice Noyemss yperescott. Ark, under the act of Congress, q March 3. 1879.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-27
HELPLESS AS BABY
Down in Mind Unable to Work.
and What Helped Her.

. Summit Point, W. Va.-Mls. Anna
heAe fmey, Of this place, SAYS. ii S,it,
tered ior - years witt an aNiul p,.n a,
my night SIDE, caused from wo,rsriy
lFoaole, and GocioTed lots for il. bat with.
oet success. suffered So vefv r,r~,
lhaf ! became down IN mind. and as hein.
less as haoy. lwaS in the worst tin5
o. shape. Mas unable 70 90 any wofS.
! besan taking Cardui, The womsr's
ioaie. and got feiiei from the very hrsf
dose. BY he hme had taken rs bot
iles, my health Was cganpiricly resiotea
am nov = years years Old, but Tee, as
sood As ! did when oEly rs.
Cardui Certainly saved me from loSins
ny uiind, ard ! feel II my duiy 10 snest
N lis iayoS. wish lias SING ss,ver
over noog, suffering wnlren. ara COMA
their"
hfo1 suffer fgJu, any a the silfueuts
peculiar to women. Il will cersas.,,y Re
worm your while to give Cardua a irisl
y has been helping weak woHen ior
loo. ''>'F s~'i
Try carari. You druggist sells d.
slsss &. cssasnesss x.a,u,, g. t..,..,
Ass,se,y Isn cA.rAasssA raan.. "a, $50,
e---se z - - fc~f tess Al ~ az 49, 49,.
Ns>isaaSs ~ ss.ssl.- lap-A.s -ssssss. X ",
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-27
WOMEN URGE PASSAGE OF
U. S. CHILD LABOR BILL
PALMER. OWN att NOW nE.
roRE CONG 1Ess IS "a.
voREp,

An active campaign Tor the paasaGe
uf ihc f'aiinor. sWen fcdrr,l silsd labor
hin Us the prcacut t'onegvss has been
inau aulattd hv tho National child "a.
hnr Committee Loading senators
and representatives told us AZ the Ma.
stOnal CHILD l.shas sonfcrOncn, recent
iy. held IN Washington" said owen R
Loyrsuy.s that the only thing needcd
Tor the passage 1T this OH wNs insist.
rnt puhiic demand, We we're ~ much
encouraged by this news that We ar,
reAeahilng our efforts 10 hring The
hlli hefp. The public IA shr short time
that ~ legt hcturV the ADJOURNMENT oi
Congrasa on March lsh
ri The hill dives not Pass, a means
ttiet tAe thousands ~ children anarF
IA who arr ~till az work in fNcteftee,
and The 40 Q9e On mere children under
10 who MAY lvEally hr employed AT
niNht, ana thc sim mprc appallins
numNer ~ over lDae Goa under is who
mas lvenlly werk 2. ~ and u hputs a
DAY ~lll continue Is labor urdcr Those
capdsN lions state Regulation would
reach thep Aosiie slnc a. i, has al
reRsiV reached thousands ~ children An
the pae, tut the National child i.apcs
Coamittee hSa been trying Tor tea
srata to hrsng tho states througssev'
tho rouatry ap sn the standards coe'
salned ln the Palmer e,wen hlll rcaas
an ms Hsies bat two have adopted ons
"a morv % IS four tcoviSions hut oml,
nine hANv adopted thsn alb
Siate regulation has ~ place,
cantlap.d Mr fovcioy, Bat thil
I question % chlld lalsor ln the factories
ana msnes that ship souNs n ln.erstasi
comuscrce II another matter The res
uiatlon ~ eatld labor III stercs hotels
iaundples. and street trades for in
stance htaHl be lott e. lhs Htagcs, hu
cenEVas can ana shehl protect M
thousands II children who nanngAc
sarU xnpaS F0f intvrntate cNn,merc
Is the Quickest WAY 10 fprc them groE
premature employment and u Is sh
DUTY WAY Ia wh.sh liae manufacture 8
statea ~i,elc the sinpins nAfnt II ch,i
dron "a carefully rxuistsd, can be pro
ttcctrd flom the Unfair composition .
states With lower standards We hc
ile,e h. siateH rights ard w heliey
that they Indicate the slRhs II n
manufacturer 10 sauai competition. N
rteht ~ the consumer 10 prateette
ffcm vhisd.matc goods and the reh
81 ,ha f4tnsw citizen % A normal chiei
hcna ANA salf rdnrattqn
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-27

WAsIiINNTpN 10. g.. reh gG A.
plvhNiug picture IT Dutch ne if drawn
=, Aire Florence Craig NHgeehi "a
papsf prepared Tor tho National tlep-
y'arhlc society IN which SHE drrrflteH
She tidy hoaseNff, shows how the w.
tio eifiA esHcts duplicate ihelf mn;i,.
er4 10 dress ANA the liiile boys must
D. nppnrcihd exactly ike iHcff uihfra
81 Ne hopelfatls pul of fashion
The writer shows how formerly us
efN Vnr of ilnllnnd'h many Islands and
most of hvr towns hHd tteli own Inn
tieiiiaf aud diAtlnnlise dross. and hnw.
ever 10 lhls 0as, IA a nitlo country i,ah
than a fourth 49, iilg ~ Now York pHr
fneY Ngl ryrnHnifo thn phcfH from
whith uany peapip fuinp ny THUR gnhs
tunes sihe draws pigtmr W the
WNicntfyu DANES who drive SO enc
huiter marael "a Middlabura descend
isntn thNir wnlspns ANA vhaiscH with
lhAch Nbaksnr ~ Nuluhlnnus aklrta tnd
0prane. much batting of tuelf uomcN
i1nieh capa ana much ainunthlnF of
wrlnhied lueca.
"Nhaa iha fnitnara Ntfo runlaa "a
town site replaces Atr Nuibdny nptuu
wiih one of black safern, SAWS Nlfa.
AitfNehi. 'almoet as bora opd guli a.
hrg shetsi Il D. ViUHu pairfud Ai tho
siW lp snAny ginr. even rows. Ilyr
hs'iic" y black likuNisei bui IS ehivld
phaptd tucker - Frequently of Say cni.
ucA ana ne Sleeve d hNi An apology
snlinE far above thn clhpw ln a Nrond
Npi very tlrhl velvet hand"
Win ali lhetg occurrences % urNns
ana bearing. the Dutch asflf nrs gonN
~ banter ANA fun Ask one her name
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-27

lace cip coming down smooth and
ntrnighi nud endlus npunruiN apriNH
iht slliidrfa drnuirs n catholic Wu+
mi,n mo cap that ia gathered or phiit
"a ip flare WILDLY denotes tho Protest.
SAINT WOMAN The Protestant gentleman
wears hiH beaver hnf Wlth hrlm rolled
np pl around thc catholic gentleman
turra nin down in front tp fotln t.
visor
"1lc HralHnd fitn,r tahas tmnl} tu
pfuNrrsH mlfr tHN author "in spite
~ i've conservation tn tAo matter 90
COSTUME. AuNgieaH .tI4p mnrhinet
stands u many iarms afd aud hs
haa quleldy adopted the Ainoriyun 20
eycir tbo American alarm ,lerN the
Amerlenn atfett r.w ana tHe AiUtflcaa
telephone"
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-27
CALOMEL IS MERCURY, IT SCKENS!
CLEAN LIVER AND BOWELS GENTLY
DON'T Lose WORK ~ YOUR LIVER IS SLUGGISH on
BOWELS eoNsr'eArso TAKE "ooosoNs lWER

You're bAious, Yc0r liver Is sipg
klsh you fecl lasM dinzy aud az
knocNed out Noer head Is dsali. your
tongue H. essated, hteath bad. NtVuach
spur and haaols oonsllpatcd nat don't
take SahVAting ealvmel Il makes y0U
sluk, yOa may loNe . days work.
C'tlontcl n mercA6t or quicksilver
0hiVA causcs necfosiS ~ tbs bones.
CAiemal washes into soer bale like
dynamite. efcaAlsss 4 w riiAts wHea
you fcel that awful Nausea and cramp.
lng
II yen want ~ eaioy the aioeeh
eVaflcst llyer and boNes cisAnssae >ce
sycr eAaefisncsd sust take spoonful
of harmless nedson's Liver Tone ~.
night, yoar arusFsst o. dealer soils
Sou se-ceet potlic az p,,dson'e i.sv.
er Teae under nay personal moaey.eaek
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-27

saaaiaptcr shat each sposnsul VIII ,ietn
war SlAFRi~h liver eefteE shan doss
~ nasss ceipFsel sad that /, wuuy
make Nou Sics.
nvaseR's i.aver Tone - rval uyer
tsesilcine. Nouii know q next n,arnine
eccanse Nea Wifi vAkc us feyiing nnc.
war liver ~tii 81 woxkinK Nonf h4Aa-
ACHE and disalness gone. ycur stomach
VIZ - SWEET and your i,oNsis regular.
NNV viii fcsi Hike wogksak. yaua o.
el'eertuii qan 81 sisoy ana anablglon.
hotsop's Lsyer Tcre vs. cntireis Neke
tatao ,aer,fes0 harmless arsi eau az,
sahvntc Gsyc Is "a yeur eaG.iren.
Nhlieae e psope srs 9zia- ps4isqs. (
LAYER rene lnatead Is daaseroaA cAlo.
rnra NOV NcuF eraEr.st wiil tell vnn
shat the sals q eA,oaea i alu ~ sion.
sea easlr0iy hevV Advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-27
NOTICE 10 CREDITORS or =. z
BISHOP.

Nou Agv hrreby Notified that en- the
lNth, dar 81 jsnuary, 1915. = Z. nishep
81 Nurcrs County. TVNas. tllcd in the
oft,cu az the county clerk ~ Nuccss
County Texas, dovd ~ asslrnmunt
Tor ihy cenct, ot conscnting creditors
90 an of hls estate Seel personal ami
n',NrA and mounting tbs undersigned 90
asid vountN gpd 1iHto a. assii,ney.
An " the ,rcditors % tho said n 4
Hisaos are therefore notiiod 10 present
their sAima proven 30 AFFIDAVIT. as
vauirvi by law. &C. thr assignee AZ ais
pffseo In hiahop. Nuoccs County, roN
AZ within four months fusm date, IS
they desire % aecep; under tno saia
deed az assignment
,Signe,p l.. g. ARTERY. axslgncc for
w. y. biSlIpP with offices lea
RisheR Nccccs County TeNaa
I February II, 1915 tssel
Advertisement ,
-
CaNcr clAsslf,eds sct better insults
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-27
AUSTRIAN STATEMENT.


VIENNA. Feb eG. Tho official
statement tonight saAa that thcvV has
bonn violeai artillery ilrr la parta ~
Ruaeian Poland Aloae the cntipy
frvnt north of tho Nistala and Ia East
1salhea thrFv has been comparative
calm
The Russian attacks ia she carpa.
thians north uf Neiosec iisdee were rc-
pulsed Ia stouang Tho hcights Ia
southeast ualcla zoe Atusaons wrre
captUrd
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-27

WARRINGTON. toh ~. The Inter
stAte Commvrco ComnllNAion's report
or the bonneville and Nashville and
Allied railroads. sent TO the Senate TO-
day ehAfgra ths laoulsVilio and >ash.
Nllle VITA acquiring mpetiilNe Nnea,
nnd with carving = for years So q
rest Of millions an elaborate publicity
aud political campaign 70 eliminate
competition through ngiucnclne public
opinion.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-27
s-s-.-.--.~.-.-..-....s-. 80 s'-.rss-.a.-s-s-s-s-s
CAN'T FIND DaNDRUFf

tNcgy ht 81 dandruff diaaprcafs
aitcr oa. or 1--WE applications II Dan
dsrire rHhhed Wau intn tie scalp ~itn
Hr furrr TIPS Gf; gt-ccui bottle ~
lla le-Ire at anf arHg eion and slfN
r Agr Gw apphcaiioaa
fWa ant ana "a particle ~ dandrHff +.
aHf 'Nur n,ir and fAe ssaip vi
uerr tFh Advertisements,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-27
FEDERATION OFFICIALS
WELCOMED IN KINGSvILLE
Mesdamcs Psnnyhaetrf Fall ans Scott
Were Guests Of Kiras.Hle
Women.

NGsNNII Tesar fDn4.t
Nr lNfct A. NrnnNhssHsr is AN
tn Nrt Nl 3D. t,n ei it"usi.n aat
Mr q, t ~cYtt 90 Corpua ht.t tt.
Nuu"uHl thc State Hud ih. District
pttNtdhnt uf Federation Dt WamHu
Gibbs nllt wacn hvro irm daNu thr
valley ioWshl Taos win u t1 etnt
0utrudis uuch whsry il.N wu Pc tD.
sursfH ~ Nrs. kns trd Mr kbnl
ou tomorrow ,haN WIn mIh, u ut1
Hup own ualta f tbr rturb &c. pt
ocmck thrv. wlih othor iutIf.s .ucst
WA AHre $3.50 outdoor dlnu0I ihs
mnch AZ 90 b pa. Ntr ltunfhYc.
rr VIII sinah go thc srh-l rHHr.r
and at oCluci, sht wlM aleiN t iHr
i1sto opera nouae tn tho citizenship.
50 %. 100 th, cluh women of th,
town win entertain Wlth Wnnef 30
Casa i1rsulo. lieshlc- tlt ,luu neurlr
tncro viii he ana additional nHmnrr 81
aucHts, Onr town is dclsatea to q.
honor to THESE distinguished fsts
rhere will hc d musical pp rm lrfnu.
ihr luncheon. lvu usinlmrniN uum
beers by Mcsdhiuns Cmgh mf l,N.
CNyn. "a vocal numatr Day M.ss ltusu
~ Corpus CHRISTI end y1cl numnr
hy Mrs flewciNm a S,v,u course
lunch VIII be- served. wher, nr cnsnd
irr, pastor or the rrcshN tersau Church
WIN give toast Go uuf Nisuusa. sh,,i
Guests
re this toast Mrs pcunshaoter Will
pr~pond. At the t,hl, With Mrs nru
nybacker. Mrs fnl aud Mrs Sctu VIII
he sraied Mr. md Nrs B. Slotst
Vim. Toner. M Finnrrnv ~ -hand.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-27

49, 49, af'' e's
which ihH Grnnana occupy lufthcr
90 the wcat thn treuch advanced from
ArFunne go lhn NuFNcH
Thore ia noihiuN further 90 import
aimee tu report
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-27

hEsDAnEs pEhnVeAcKEe. FALL
AND SCOTT WE'VE VISITORS AT
CONVENTION AND DELIVERED
ADDRESSES OF INTEREST TO
CiNS WCMkh-hEsT MEETING
WILL % HELD ~ SAN eEhtTo.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-27
WEATHER SUMMARY
y. S DEPARTMENT OF AoRlcuL.
ToSE--WEATNER BUREAU.

Weather Bulletin Tor - hoers end.
lns see p. NJ. 10th Meridian time
tebraary 81. 1918
w. r. LEHMAN .,,..,-,...~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-27

NrF. Nlier Nclsnn 90 SInion r. tir.
Htug iho family q h,r bfuih,r d AZ
Weir
Mrs iirt'y SedwicA 90 fNce {. ,i..
luns hrr daughter slss s. Na,rg
y o. tlato. iofs for Nnstn Tucsiay
hAat Ga iHt'r hu Ops rttlop on DIS ,yrs
Mrs " n, williamson ef lioustcn b.
lea tho city .Ho guest OF vfa S 3.
Haynes
Mr ANA Airs E q StRees. MISSES
prcw steess and Pearl hamilton wen.
corpus visitors ih.s wvek
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-27
LATE MARKET sEPoar
kANsAs clrY LIVEsrock.


KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK.
p sanHfHfcd Press
KANSAS CITY. Feb. 4e.-iip-H
Eor'ipts ,seo head marfgef higher
butts ~ saies $50 90 sta
Ntile i3e aihis Eco hcs1. piar''tt
stwuf smahorn steers eee y ssA
sactp HcreiUsss i.soa head; niaFAei
Neak iamns $50 " s-t
FORT WORTH LIVESTOCK.
~ Assoc4afeI Fyra.
FORT WORTH FEB. 20 ilrte
Rrcripta s.pa4 hcad ia1F.sct Mshyf'
hfst.eS $50 a Se5.
SbcgP Receipts 80 head nN TX
steady. lambs s.so D SIS.
uoNwFuario 1aHl - ~S"Nrft
satusss ssasse &c --.----.' IT'D
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-27
VALLEY RESIDENTS NOT ALARMED
OVER THE THREATENED REVOLUTION
PLAN or SAN DIEGO" TO sxrsR.
INMATE AMERICANS ~ soUrA
TEXAS FAILED TO FRicAreN
VALLEY RESIDENTS.

TRUCKERS OF VALLEY SECTION
HAVE had PROFITABLE ssA
son THIS YEAR sOTH CABBAGE
AID LETTUCE BRINGING Scoo
PRICES
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-27

THE CALLER is DE
LIvERED BY CARRIER
ANYWHERE IN CORPUS
CHRISTI OR KINGS
VILE FOR 10 CENTS
PER WEEK. =
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-27
FoRr woRrn lIvgsTocN.

'Nof,Wfnalio 1it4l y $500 fA
F1freas sas4s.s ~.---r.-f trt0
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-06
,5partlnnr4 1T SdnlS On benz
8lntSarit Der Oentidlen garbaren.

.Rep.@ 2lireae SoDes, Der etfpn
10 Sabre alte perrudte $eiIiec. Der
Big Dor auraem ieine n5ermons
an Der 2. uro @errD 5traBe in
Davenport, ga. abbielt, no er I'M
Semofrngen ur0 miD nit ben ar.
men fudtelnb mie Elm Biloer oas
gbongeIium D~ertiinOete, bat bieie
gntoedung geruodt. Seit Ginger
3eit bat oieier ionoerbare ate Grla.
Be, Der unbeOtngt ihon ldnglt fiirs
N%arrenbnus ref lit. ith etnen Got.
testempeI4 in Der Sdllidt 5piihen
arlington Ano Branb abe. nnO 10.
mo IL. StraBe erridtet un0 bait
jest In bieieni prtmitinen 2empel
ieine .Germons4. Am letten Conn
tag fam er aud nuf ben arieg 3u
iprehen uno erfldrte idlnntrpeg, 6nB
bic 9eutihen an DemIelben bic
Sdulo triigen. LAB 6ieie sgnrbo-
ren" 10 nuBeroroeutlid blntgierig
ieien, mare fem Bunoer, ertldrte
Der fromme 9erriidte, oo ie bod
idou Idngit Die Weipobnbcit bdtten,
ii6 aus glut cine Suppe 81 bereitcn
lit0 Oieie nit groBem @oblbeb1gen
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0edung uber ben llriprllng Der 8Iut.
gier Der oeutiden garboreu~, bic er
ben GngI1noern uao 0eren 5reun.
ben mittbeiLen ioate, teinen abbru6.
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3a i@w,esisl

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8mstintsn geItohltn bat, uorum re,
ben Gle bsnn in 5brsr an3eigs bon
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8eldtiql O%aIprO6enes unO 9e6adenes!

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Gumpfer non ben llnterieeboeten oneerafen rnb ben qafngieren @eleggn.
bt our Qusihiffung gegeben iperoen ioa, lit Die ifrftlde 8ieoerbolung
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bnnoet Dor0en fem.
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BsHdt nit mebr fonmen foHnen. Die brfhihe 8arfaaung giQ in Die
Aet, naf0ena man tn England nuBte, Dnb Das l1.goot geflnten. 9lnn
Miro fA ennnern, Oob bis oabin Der 8enfor feline gadridt 0urtIieB.
Gam NOR or Aeg fei fir anes, mas England bebonpteu n1ode. gas
NOR nntArHh has, mas ibl paBte aorreAe SnrnIOfgfat Der Arabic
n0 DorldriFsUi0rgea @erbnlen 0g oeuffhen ltgootes.
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lager uno 6e aarnbr" entDeoer gu enfomren ODER an8ugretea Der.
fndtg.
ae seiogt bic gote 6s 8oHhaferg befdhgt nur Ionge borber
beretts Abgemudtes umo sDeteIos SaneeebnItenes.