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Connecticut western news., 1915-01-28
A Judge of the Superior Court.
RESTRICT OF CANAAN, ss., Pro-

DISTRICT OF CANAAN, ss., Pro- D bate Court, January 26, 1915.
 Estate of Laura M. Butcher, late of North Canaan in said district, de- ceased.
 Upon the application of George l.. Drumm, of North Canaan, Conn, pray ing that letters of administration may be granted on said estate, as per appli- cation on file more fully appears, it is
 ORDERED-That said application be heard and determined at the Probate Office ill North Canaan insaid District, on tn 8th day of February A. D. 1915, at one o'clock in the afternoon, and that notice be given to all persons in- terested in said estate of the pendency of said application and time and place of hearing thereon, by publishing a copy of this order in some newspaper having a circulation in said District, and by posting a copy thereof on the public sign-post in said town of North Canaan at least five days before the said day of hearing, to appear, if they see cause, at said time and place and be heard relative thereto, and make re- turn to this Court.
 Attest: David c. Whittlesey, Judge.
Connecticut western news., 1915-01-28
A Graat Career Ahead.
e you the professor?"

Are you the professorF'
 "Yes, sir. What can do for your
 "I have a daughter and I'd like to know what it will cost me to have her taught to sing. think she will be come d great operatic star if her voice is properly trained"
 Does she seem to have extraordina- ry gifts as vocalistr'
 Well, no; we haven't noticed that her vocal gifts are out of the ordinary, but nobody seems to be able to man. age her."-Chicago Herald.
Connecticut western news., 1915-01-28
What He wanted.

Arthur H Engelbach in his collec ton of anecdotes of the bench tells this story about Lord Braxtield, who was among the last of the Scotch judges who rigidly adhered to the broad Scotch dialect
 "Ha'e ye ony counsel, monT" he said to Maurice Margot when placed at the bar
 No" was the reply.
 Do ye want to haze ony appointitT continued the judge.
 No" said Margot. "I only want an interpreter to make me understand what your lordship says"
Connecticut western news., 1915-01-28
To the Point.

Her Father-Young man. I must ask your object in coming here so often Young Man. love your daughter. sir She is adorable. a queen. Her Father Then. take it. your object is to be come her subject Very we'll. she's yours.-B Boston Transcript
Connecticut western news., 1915-01-28
GreenIand Summers.

Things grow very fast in the short Greenland summer. As soon as the snow melts off in many places the ground is covered with a vine which bears a small berry something like huckleberry It is nearly tasteless, but it Is juicy. md the natives are fond of 1t
Connecticut western news., 1915-01-28
Insects In Fliuht.

Motion pictures of insects in flight show that they regulate their speed by changing the inclination of their wings rather than by altering the ra. pidity of their motion.
Connecticut western news., 1915-01-28
Unnleasant,

''The man who tells us of our faults is our best friend" quoth the philos. opher
 Yes. but he won't be long" added the mere man.-Judge.
Connecticut western news., 1915-01-28
DISTRICT OF CANAAN, ss. Probate D Court, January 20, 1915.

Estate of Wallace c. Mansir, late of North Canaan, ill said District, deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the District of Canaan hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof. for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts proper- ly attested, within said time will be debarred recovery. All persons in- debted to said Estate are requested to make immediate payment to
 Bessie E. Marsir, Administratrix,
 Canaan Conn
Connecticut western news., 1915-01-28
Perhaps It Is.

If you want q thing well done"-
 Get an expert to do 1t for you Ain't that more sense than what you were going to say?"
Connecticut western news., 1915-01-28
LiberaI Doses.

Subbubs-How often is this medicine to be taken? DOctor-Between cooks. New York Times.
Connecticut western news., 1915-01-28
Mon-os'a ;nau1urstion

The first inauguration of a president to take place out of doors was that of James Monroe in 1877.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-03-05

Subscribe for the Leader Enter
prise.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-03-05
IN SESSION FOR
ALMOST TWO YEARS
18th Congress Adjourned At Last

Washington March SThe Senate adjourned to-day at 1904
and the House at 1890
The Sixy Congress, hinder high pressure worked
way all night towards its end
Under the of hundreds of spectators
desperate effort to all legislation before adjourn
en The session of both houses promised to be virtually conn
until the end.
In the fading hours the ship purchase BILL died
without struggle 1t withdrawn by it's supporters in the
Senate when effort to have referred conference
time met with busering Soon this measure had
been shunted into the discard rural credit legislation which
eleventh hour had been attached the agricultural appropr
alton bill abandoned because conferees could agree it's
provisions,
Other important which failed PHILIPPINE self
government BILL and the water and land leasing
measures both vigorously urged President at the be-
ginning of the Congress.
The Indian bill adopted in conference late hour
Confusion disorder and noise the chief characteristics
of the final legislative squirt the House. and speca
tors kept up constant hum Of grew to
1t hushed and then by the frantic efforts of
Speaker Clarke who pounded his desk gave admonis
ed the members the floor and round ecued galleries in
vain endeavors to perserve order
While the House waited for the big appropriation bills
conference reports which action absolutely necessary
the Speaker directed the consideration of bills by
sent continuous camor for recognition resulted Members
called up flood of bills of description the they
might get through without objections.
The great throng of and galleries sat thru
this confused legislative flood and outside anored for a
mitance
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-03-05
Will Pay Death Claims
OF State Mutual Life

Atlanta, Ca, March 3-Judge
W. E. Thomas, of the southern
circuit, has granted an order to In
surance Commissioner w. A..
Wright allowing him to pay the
matured death claims owed by the
State Mutual Life Insurance com.
pany, of Rome. recently placed in
the hands of Commissioner Wright
by Judge Thomas. These claims,
extending over period of year
or more, aggregate more than
100000. Commissioner Wright
believes that there is possibility
of the affairs of the company being
brought to such condition that
the company may resume business
after awhile.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-03-05
Gods Week"

At the Business meeting of the
Baptist Woman's Missionary 81
ciety Feb. 9Th, it was decided to
observe the week of Prayer and
Thank Offering for Home Missions
March 1-5, by taking the Mission
Story book-The Child in the
Midst-instead of the program out
lined in the Year Book for that
week.
The plan is to have each of the
SIX circles of the Society response
BILE for the teaching of a chapter
of this Study thus completing the
book in a week of consecutive
study. This plan is ideal in Its
theory because by having each
Circle responsible for an after
Moons study it draws every enlist
ed woman into service.
These studies will begin March
9Th. These meetings will beheld
in the Woman's parIor at the
Church at 3 o'clock each afternoon
of next week. Every woman of
the church young and old, enlisted
or not is urged to take advantage
of this study whether they have
study books or not. The various
circle leaders can give information
about the books if called upon.
The Thank offering envelopes
will be given out Monday after
noon.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-03-05
OF BALL PARK

At the Grand Opera House one
night only, March IL, Home
Run" Barfield will present the
Fitzgerald Musical Nuts and
high class Vaudeville entertain
ers, the proceeds to swell the
fund for the completion of the
base ball park now under con-
strQction. The following are the
names Of those who will take
part:
Henry Evans the musical imi-
tation, the marvellous wonder.
Male Quartette, the Southern
Four, some harmony, composed
Of Davies, Kelly, Acker az d
Kassewitz.
Roy Scarborough with the lates t
song hits.
Brown and Evans in a double
buck dance which cannot be beat
and this one act is alone VOL tn
the price of admission.
Frank Schmitz, some swe> t
sentimental songs.
Home Run" Barfeld in his
wonderful train act that made
Broadway sit up and take notice.
The closing act of the evening
performance will be a drill and a
Military sketch composed of two
members of Company &c" name
ly, Jack Cone and Claud Sanders.
This sketch is a scream from
start to finish.
Don't forget the mammoth
parade at noon. Band concert
at 1880 in front of Adams Candy
Kitchen.
Prices of admission will be 10
and zoe.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-03-05
WAYCROSS MAN GETS u. S. JUDGESH|P

Waycross March 4-Hon. William Wallace Lambdn of Wav-
cross the new federal Judge for the Southern district of eo1
gla He appointed by President Wilson Wednesday night
shortly after the bill creating the udgeshp relief for the
southern district signed.
News OF the appointment of the Waycros reached
Waycross early Wednesday night and with great
pleasure by everyone From the fight for the
light for the udesh Wacro people have the Waycoss
candidate to wn and the feeling almost general over large
section of Georgia.
The appointment given COL Lambdn the biggest honor the
federal government has yet bestowed upon Waycross man. It
regarded as all the distinction in the several
strong candidates for the appointment all of whom had exceen
endorsements.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-03-05
Turks DemOralized.
BY Effective Work of Shells from the All led Fleet
Heaps of Bodies Found in the Ruins of the Forts

Athens, March 4th-Ten of the Allies warships bonn
harding the inside forts of the Dardanees and the others
Smelling the coast of the Gulf of Saros
reported here that the Allies torpedo boats
been sunk.
Reports received from Turkish state that the Allies
have been repeatedly struck by the guns of the forts
Other forts state that the British landing forces have found
heaps bodies Turks and German ruins of
destroyed forts The forts Kar Bahr and Chanak have
destroyed The Turkish forces have been entirely demoazed
and abandoning the strongholds.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-03-05
Mrs. John A. Branch Dead

Mrs. John A. Branch died at the
home of Mr.. j. B. D. Paulk near Ocil-
la, Tuesday March, 2. She had a
stroke of paralysis Sunday and re-
manned unconscious until she sue
cumed, surrounded by all her chill
dren and grand children.
She was born in Irwin County SO
years ago, the daughter of C. Glenn
entS. Her maiden name was Data
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-03-05
Bible Students

The International Bible Students
Class meets every Sunday at 2:30
p. m. at the Woman's Relief Hall
on Main street. All are cordially
invited to meet with them.
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Ann Clements.

Ann Clements.
She married John A. Branch so
years ago, living near Waterloo I'M
til two months ago, when accomp-
anied by her husband and several
grand children, she moved to the
home of her daughter, Mrs. j. B. D.
Paulk. She is incurred by her hus-
band, and two daughters, Mrs. Mary
Sumner, of Worth County and Mrs.
j. B, D. Paulk of Irwin County, two
sons Wiley Branch, Jr., and Duncan
Branch of Tiff County,
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-03-05
A Barrel Of Money
From The Wheat Fields
of The West

To The Farm Land Owner
know something about the
Farm Loan business. If you
are expecting to borrow money
any time this year l want to
talk to you. 1t will cost you
nothing and it may be to your
advantage to see me at once.
CLAYTON JAY.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-03-05
FRENCH LOST HEAVILY
At Perthes. Statement from Paris Indi-
Gates That the Fighting Today is Not
Going Well for the Allies.

Paris March 4The official statement issued here this after
noon says that the fierce fighting the Argnnes continued
to-day believed that the Allies gaining the ascendency
and Will take active offensive against the invaders
Inc Germans are preparing to again lombard Rhemes
Inc Allies are making gains the of Perhes and
III the champagne district although the French have sustained
great losses in the Perthes region
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The biggest bargain we have
ever offered our subscribers is the
Leader Enterprise and four maya
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The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-03-05
Christian Science
Society.

First Reader VIM. r. Jewell.
Services: II a. N.
Sunday School 10:45 a. N.
Wednesday 8 p. M.
Church cor. Main and Altamaha
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-03-05
Germans Advance.
In Extreme North, Near River Niemeh Activity There
May Mean an Attempt to Turn Russian Flank.

Petrograd March At officially announced here that
the German forces the Godno district advancing along the
whole battle line to the north of Grodno
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-15
SEER Senrp 80. Sort. jein Sph1

9err 9e11rD M. Sort, leln Sob1
Better uno Sobn 8obr 1tno geitern
Morgen bon einenn Ml1tomobilaus-
flug, Scr iiber 5000 Meilen hi a(ll-
iprlb genon1mlen fat, mieoer beim<
gefe6rt. Sic 6aben bei bieler @ele-
9enbeit Sic meltliden Staaten beiab-
rcn uno Sic Musitell1mg in San
6rancisco belud)t. 9ie Jabrt lit of
ne l1nfall ponitatten gegongen uno
iino oie &eilenoen I'M 9urdldnitt
NIT 1brer 5abrt ie6r 8l!frie0en,
8ellte lperben 5tpei befa1mte 6lie.
ger NIT ibren 2uftldiffen iiber Mod
lSslano fabren nno Die 3uid)auer in
Nnfregung balter. 9ieles 2nftma-
noper fin0ct bonn grppiitionsporf
aus ltatt, mo- aeitern nnb beate Sic
BorlteQllngen %gegeben meroer1. Sc,
itern MadJmittag maren Iauienoe ouf
oem Muslteul1ngsparf uno miro ser
9ciu6 Gelte ein niel beoeute10erer
meroen. NrBer 6ielen ieltel1eln ST.
.traftionen miro es perldieoene anoere
8ettrennen uno -Iabrten geben.
Ser 3uitano Ser Jrall Mlbert Mp.
berg, 1905 5. Mpenlle lpobnbaft, Sic
|porge1tern bei Sem Mutomobilunfau
|i9lim perlett m1roe, lit jebt Elm
giinitigcr, 10 BOP lie bal6 apieoer Der
|geltelt meroen miro. 9us Ml1to ser
5rau follibirte NIT einem 8riiden-
StraBettbabm1page,1 al Ser 90. ctr.
unb 1ritten Mbenlle. 0ie 8erIebte
tpur0e balo nod SEM l1nfan nod ib~
rem Seinl iiberfiibrt, no lie bon Or.
|@. g.. Craig in @eba1tolung genpm-
men mur0e. Cine sdllIter Ser Irall
tprlroe m,sgerenft, audi erbielt iie
lo1lltige ld}mer5bafte @erlebl1ngen, 10
|6ab lie fir langerc 3eit ons @aus
gefelielt iein miro. 3uerlt ullroe OIL.
genomn1e1, 0aB Sic Trau innerlide
B%erlebnngen erlitten baben foinnte,
ood iito oieGcrlebungen nid)t ldlim=
mer Natur.
@idter @m. 6. Gburd) bat iid fir
Die aelesmaBige Ginperleibung bo1,
Sears oil Mod Sslnno erflart nnb
oies miro lpobl nit ser 3eit sen Mus.
idlag fir Bic 3llfllnft geben. IS
mllroe 5l1erlt araegcben baB sic &e,
tition nidt gelebmaBig mnr, ood) iii
Dies IN peridie0enen @eridtsinlta1.
gen beltatigt aporoen.
@err 9ouis Mange, ser al6efannte
oeutide 9adcrmei1ter, ser III Sod
Sslano lett SO Sabren gelebt fat,
%telerte on Jreitag bei better @eluno.
belt Ietne11 81. @eburtstou.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-15
Stark Theatel
III, 224 &arrtfou strake.
.roeram,a, fiir biefe @oae:-

5Dnntag- Martin gben -
6 Steel 8osportb. Sad. 2onnon @torp.
pIbe ribble Of fife fit @tpdings. ~
Snip. Sling 8aggat. SAM Sell.
@ontag - SIZE 8lad Boy
Gp. s. $. @atplinion nnb Mnna 2ittlt
She gllrle Of @orf", 2 Meel $3.50
8illie Mitdie nnb Qu1iie Drift. -
n8eeflD ia" - @iele arie9sz Neuig=
fciten.
-u9be II biscui5iou
2 Steel Srnp. ~ Srances Nellpn llnt
MQen @elabar. u8ben tie ipirits
Mtppeo" ~ Neifor g. Sonbe NM
Mpran.
od-.gbe Marble 6eart,
- Steel Snip. Sing 8a9gat ut1b
Spnnersta9 - Gbou 5bali
9onncrstng- Chou 16au
not tie. = Steel Snip. - 81. Car
ipoob uno Sic Moriecrpn. Cute &om1s
bie.
Sreitag- timber tie Current"
~ Gp. s. 8rinceB &ellen. u@bcn
6nbbD grem jealolts". - Sector. 8iu]
Mbobes lnb q. Burns.
Snmstag- She PRICE StorD"
% Steel Gic - 5enrD MDers lnf
Molemarp Tbabb, Bobby bon1ps gets
Ya's goat, Softer. In Cartoon.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-15
Meues aus Mlolinc.

asSm Molinc stoot6olpitol lit por-
geltern nad nl,r fl1r5er aranfbeit
am 9Dpbusfieber gotparo Steele i'm
Mlter BON 81 Sabren geltorben. ST
muroe ont 2. Suni 1884 in MoIine
geboren nnb bat letter bier gelcbt.
Ser 8eritor6ene berbeiratbete lid am
20. Mpril 1906 nit gbitb @lodlpen,
Ole er nebit einem 8 Sabre altcl1
'SoDn binterlaBt. Ml1Ber oieien BIN.
terlaBt er mebrere Briioer moSdppe=
tern. Die Meeroigung finoct bel1te
Madpmittag bonn Iral1erbauie aus ol1f
benz &iDerlioe 6rie0bof ltatt.
Ger 5taotratb bot geitern III iei-
ner Sibu1g beidloiIe11, Sen Iei6 an
Der 10. Mbenuc 11nb Is. 5traBe auf-
3nfiilen uno oos @alier ab5l,loXen,
.oa Ser elbe gefabrlib fir Sic &inoer
tpnrbe. Ger 4ontraft fir Sos sln-
itreiGen 0es groBen @aIierbnin1s
mnrbe an Mrabm Sn1toma1t fir
Ben Trcis bon 5000 pcrqeben. Die
|5ta0t miro Die notbigen 6orbcn lie
fern.
geah LANCER aranfbeit lit porge<
tern Mbeno in ieinem Seim, 1906
16. StraBe, Geter Ser 8erbedc I'M
Mlter BON so ayQbren %aeltorben. CT
mnroe in 9elgien geboren, perbeira-
tbete iih Dor "a SSnbren ooielblt unb
tom oanm nod 9llncrifa un0 gleid)
nod Meoline, ser leitberigen Sci.
matb. MuBer ieiner 6ra11 binter.
laBt er cine Iod}ter lu10 mebrere
8ril0er nn0 5dppel tern. Sic Beer
|l0igung finoet om Diel1stog Morgen
ouf 0em @ioeriioe Trieobof itatt.
Sic 8eid)lagl6mie0e bielten ge-
tern ibr &abrespifnif a1f Sem 9Sro-
|ipcct 9arf nb, meld)es gut beildt
apar. Gin geliige,6er l1rterbnltlng
llr0 Ser belten 8elpirtbrng feblte es
nid)t. geridie0ene 3reiie fnmen BEL
ben @ettbcperbnngen CUR 8ertfRi-
lung.
Die Sdulbeboroe bon gojt Moline
miro 0en aontraft fir sen 9al1 oes
nellen Sodlldulgebdr,oes am font
menoen Jreitag pergeben. @efannt-
lid iin0 etlpa $4,000 fir Sic &on.
ltrl1ftion bieier @odlbule olsgelebt
Doroen. SnbaIo lpie Ser @aufon-
traft %pergeben moroen lit, ion NIT
Dem 8an begonnen meroen.
&aitor Mln. sduIbfe 11,ro Sra,
bon Springfield, 81, lbaltcn lid 5u
Wcll16 t9res SoDnes lno Sdlpieger-
todter, &err 1no Trou @an. s..
|S6nlbfe, 1911 81. 5traBe, a1f. sic
lperoen Infangs Ser @ode mieoer
beimparts 5ieben.
Das Bei%u nobeits 0eparten1ent
Der Staot nimmt iebt sic 4%riifungen
Der Mild uno 5abne aller Mild}-
|baroler ser 5taot Dor, Inn Sen ge-
nallel1 Se%ttgebalt ln1o Sic Giite Ser
9ro6nfte Ser Meild)banoler felt5uitcl-
len. a1c Wild)banoler, beren @aa-
rem nift 6en porgeldriebenelt Hro-
5entlab ba6en, iollen 1tah bem neuen
StaatsgeIeB bel trait meroel1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-15

,Staot 0aral,f ieben miiiicn, cine Be-
5aDlte 5euerpebr 81 organiliret.
Winscatine lit mobrideinli6 Die ein=
5ige Staot i'm gtaate Soma, in MEL
der bis jebt nod imn1er sSreimilige
acknowledgements criitirt boben.
Ser Jr%auenperein ser oelttid)en III
tberiidm 3ionsgen1einbe miro lein
Nif1if om Montag i'm @eeb Garf
abbolten. Sci oieler @clegenbeit miro
|'oas jabrlide 5tiftungsfeit oes Ser
ems %abgebolten mer0en. Galtor S.
Saefner miro bic Jeltreoe bolten.
yin geniigcnoer l%lnterbaltung m1o
gep'rt6un9 miro es nibt iebler,.
Seute abeno finoet i'm Meeos
Harf oas regelnlaBiae @on5ert Ser
Ml1scatine apn5ert 8ano ltatt. Gin
Invertebrates 8rogramm lit fir oicie
g%elegenbeit ~5uiammengeltellt NOR
ben.
Die 2eid]e ser Bel Sem l1nfaa I'M
oeutid)@lutberiiden Mltenbcim 81 IT,
rent Io0e %eefommenen 5rau garo.
line 8iegel muroe geltern nod Map,
bile, @is., CUR 8~eer0igltng iiber,
fiibrt. Ser @atte ser 8%erltorbenen
balt tidy in einem Mipl i'm 5taate
@iseoniin al,f. Naltor 6. @erbener
bon Napbiae lanate bier borgeitcrl
Mben6 an un0 traf sic notbigen Nn.
%italten, Inn Die 2etde nod Dem Sci
mat6sort 3u ne6mer,.
Sic bieiiae 8atterie mirS in fur5e1
3cit TIRE Earaoeuniform erbalter
NIT Den notbigen 465eid)en. Bisber
muBte iid oie 8atterie nit Sen oller.
notbigiten Nusriiltmgsitiiden bebel.
fen. Sobalb mie sic Musriiltung on.
langt, miro cine @aloporooe in Sci
|5taOt abge6alten meroen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-15
MtucB aug Musfatime

SIM &reiie ieiner @in6er ms Ser,
.malloten nn0 einigen 6reurlocn feier.
te %porgeitern in leil1em @eim in SM1
Wltscatnle SEER Sobn @roebner iei.
men 60. @eburtstag alf Sic al1ae-
l1ebnlte Wcile. Sin gutter llnterbal.
tnng llnb Der belten @emirtblun9 ie6l.
ste es nidt.
Oils 2ebreri11 fir sic angemeine
ipillenlfaftlide Mbtbeilung lit Sri.
Sane Nengenp bon Doogcpille, Mis.,
bon ser Sdulbeboroe erraullt nor.
Den, meld)e Sic grnennlu,g argenom.
men bat. Sic miro bei groffm,l,o
oes nellell 5buliabres ibren @oltu,
%al1trete1.
SIM Sitter bon ga Ssabren itarb
.oorgeltern Morgen nod perbaltniB.
maBia fur5er aranfbeit 6. 6. sbee,
lep, Elm mobl6efatnter 4llnnbcr Ser
Staot. Gr lpllr0e bier am /. Wair5
1851 aeboren llnb bat ieitber bier &c.
lebt. MllBer ieiner 5lpeiten Tran Bin.
terlaBt ser 8erltorbclle orei airber.
Die gceroiglrng finbet OH, 5omltaa
al1f Dem GREENWOOD 0rieo1of itatt.
Seit0em oie perlhie6enen frei.uil.
Iligcll Iellcripebrfompagnien iid) ali.
gelDlt 6a6en, tpeil es ibr1ell ridt mebr
.erlanbt luuroe, inn gei,uigen areiie
Elm @las 9ier 53 trinteM miro sic
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-15
Mcnc8 aug @od S8laub.

Gas Sabres-Gifnif ser Mngelteu-
ten Ser Mod Sslano Nlpp So. ge=
itern auf Gamp6ea's Sslano lit iebr
erfolgreih perloufen. Gas @ctter
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