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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-03-24
BAD STOMACH TROUBLE
Yields to Delicious Vinol

Shreveport, La-sI had bad stom-
Rch trouble for years and became so
weak I could hardly walk or do any
work. My appetite was poor, my food
would not digest, l bloated and was very
weak and nervous. l tried many rene
dies without help. ! saw Vinol adver-
tised and tried it, and now my stomach
trouble is completely cured and / am
well. "-E. L. MARSHALL.
Vinol is guaranteed to tone up the
tired, over-taxed and weakened nerves
Of the stomach and create strengt,,,
Glider & Weeks, Druggists, New.
berry, S. c.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-03-24

will realize before death that duty
per omed is a mans greatest asset
and when he comes to die will yield
him most comfort.
| would like to discuss Tillman and
the Reform Movement in South Caro-
lima in general and what Tillman has
done for the State for your benefit and
to refresh your memory on some
things you have forgotten; .but this
letter IS already too long, and 1 fore
go that, especially as I am very busy
here and have not the lime.
Very sincerely yours,
B. R. TILDMAN.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-03-24

I'm a book called National Humor'' a
serious footnote states that Nelson's
celebrated message. England expects,
each man to do his duty" was phraScd
by the famous admiral as Nelson e:l
pects," etc., and that one of his officers
suggested the change Of the first word
to England" Nelson's greatness was
evident in his immediate acceptance Of
the change. A smaller man would
have felt insulted at the proposed elm
nation of his own name.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-03-24
Anderson, S. c., March 6, 1916.
Hon. B. R. Tillman,
United States Senate,
Washington, D. C.

Dear Sir:
Your letter OF March End received.
note VIII special interest the SEN
tence. ''I Ike the way you get under
peoples hides, although you seem to
be ve2y unfair aLu Unjust some
times e<peC's t"warIs Governor
Manning" That is rather amusing.
How do you expect man who was
to the manner born a Tillmanite and
who stood by him faithfully until he
forsook his friends in 1912. to do
otherwise than to get under peoples
hides? do not admit that have ever
been unfair or unjust to anyone and
especially to Governor Manning be
cause those who elected him expect
ed him to bury factionalism and in
stead of doing that he has been more
bitter and more extreme in this line
than ever was yourself or Blease. In
fact, We do not think we have yet
given him what is coming to him. AS
I understand, you are United States
senator and trustee of winthrop
College and trustees of Clemson Col
lege If you are serving in these po-
sitions with commissions, you are Wio-
lating both the letter and the spirit
of your State constitution; if you are
serving them without commission
especially the Senatorship and Win
throp College trusteeship, then you
most assuredly are violating a Grim
inal Statute O: your State, and Cover
nor Manning, in my opinion, holding
to the governorship and Clemson Col
lege trusteeship, is also violating the
law. and I cannot see the difference
in one man violating the law and an
other, except that in my opinion it is
more harm for the learned and edu-
Gated to violate it than the ignorant
I notice another sentence of your
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-03-24
Treat Coughs and Colds At Once
Dangerous Bronchial and Lung Ailments
Often Follow Neglected Colds.

this purpose there is no better
remedy than DR.. Kings New Dis
covery. 1t is composed of Pine
Tar mixed with laxatives and
healing balsams. 1t is antiseptic.
The instant DR.. Kings New Dis
covery comes in contact with the
germs, they die or leave. Your
cough lessons, the irritation is
soothed, and you begin to get
better at once. Don't take the risk
of serious sickness. Take DR..
Kings New Discovery. In use
over IS years and guaranteed all
the time. All druggists,
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-03-24
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Notice is hereby given that all per
sons holding claims against the estate
of Mrs. Mary E. Counts, deceased. will
present the same duly attested o he
undersigned on or before the 10th day
Of April, 1915. and all persons indeht-
ed to said estate will make payment
to the undersigned, as executor Of said
deceased. ..--
c. H. COUNTS,
Executor, Mrs. Mary E. Counts, de-
ceased.
3-1e-4t1taw.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-03-24
DR.. Kings New Discovery
Instantly Relieves and
Breaks Up the most
Stubborn and
Hard Colds.

We catch cold because our sys-
tenn has become weakened and
finds itself unable to throw off the
Cold germs. Nature in some cases
will effect a cure; but generally,
without aid we get worse. How
much wiser to help nature fight
and expel these cold germs! For
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-03-24
Il Sounded Bio.

''She talks at different times Of my
maid my cook and my laundress.'
said the woman with the mackinaw.
HAS she actually so many servants?"
mo" said the. accompanying male
person. 'She means that her hired girl
is a lightning change artist. Detroit
Saturday Night.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-03-24

letter, "You, Of course, know my at
titude towards Governor Blease. l
do, and that attitude has been quite
puzzle to me. l happen to know that
no man has ever been truer to fam
iiy than Cole 8lease was to the Till
mans. l have heard him speak Of the
Helena meeting when your life was
in imminent danger and he had you
carried to his father-in-law's nome.
know OF Dis devotion to the princi-
.,.es which yoL advocate and l know
personally cf the great service rem
dered by nim 20 your newhew,, my be-
owed friend. the late lamented Col.
Jas. H TiI;man. and it has always
teen quite a surprise to me that you
could have treated him as migrate.
fully as you did; for, o. all men, it
seems to ME that you should have
been true to him. This sentence
makes interesting ISduII1S " iAA0 AOA
another reason Your son is candi-
date for congress from this District
You will find that the majority of the
voters of this district, (and when /
say majority l mean by many hun
dred votes, are Bleaseites and will
record their votes for Bleosc this
summer. And l know it will be in
teresting to them to know that Henry
Tillman's father is fighting Cole
Blease. 1t is certainly interesting to
me because 1 am for Mr. Horton for
that position. In reference to poll
tics, 1 beg to advise you that in my
! opinion, from news received from
many different parts of the State, that
Blease. will be elected governor this
year just as he was in 1912, despite
the efforts C.. yourself, the cotton mill,
bank, the railroad and other corpora
ton votes which you have aligned
with yourself
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-03-24
r. y C0TTNTS.
To Drive Out MaEarfa

To Drive Out MaEarfa - ai E
And Build Up The System
Take tie Old Standard GROVES
TASTELESS chill TONIC. You know
what you are taking, as the formula is
printed on every label, showing it IS
Ouinine and Iron in tasteless form.
The Ouinine drives out malaria, the
Iro7 builds up the system. SO cents
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-03-24
Extreme Ennui.

81 fear hers is a hopeless case. She's /.
tired Of everything"
"Everything:''A s't.'T
"Yes; even Of going to the Doctor
Kansas City Journal.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-03-24
Cured.

Bacon lost lot Of money in a big
sugar deal. That cured him Of specu-
lation.''
Sugar cured, so to speak. Boston
Transcript.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-03-24

Only evil grows of itself. For GOOD
ness we want effort and courage.
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ARRIVAL OF TRAINS

On Southern and c. \. s L. Railroads at
NeWberry, Effective Jan. 20, 1916.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-03-24
On Southern Railroad

*Oaily except Sunday. fSunday Only.
West is to Greenville. East is to
Columbia
T. S. Letter, T. A.
January 20, 1916.
All Southern trains are regular mail
rails On c., n. & L., Nos. 80, -, SO
ard 81 are mail trains.
Time OF Closing Mails, Newberry, s. c.
{January q, 1850
Southern Railway-8:18 a. m, l1:45
a. m, 2.20 p. N, 8:24 p. N.
C., y. & L. Railroads.&c. a. m.,
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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-03-24


the Constitution and Says He
Knows TruSteeship Not An
Offiee Supreme TO
Contrary.
Farmers Tribune.
Washington, D. c., March ,, 1915.
Victor B. Cheshire, Esq,
Farmers Tribune,
Ancerson, S. c.
My Dear Sir:
Enclose please find my check tor
$3.50, one years. subscription to The
anderson Farmers Tribune. Some
one-I do not know who, because he
tears his name off before mailing it
has sent me several copies of it, and
like the way you get under peoples
hides, although you seem to be very
unfair and unjust sometimes, espe-
cially to Governor Manning.
l do not have much time to read
home papers, but I want to keep in
touch with the State enough to know
what is going on and think good way
the best way perhaps-is to take
your paper to learn the Blease side
of State politics. You, Of course,
know my attitude towards Governor,
Blease
Politics seem to be getting quite
lively in your Congressional district
and l want to keep in touch with
them. 1 always like to read both
sides, and from the day it started un-
til a few years ago, was subsorlO-
,er for The State newspaper, which
YOU know was founded by the anti
Fillmanites to abuse and do every
thing possible against me.
Very respectfully yours,
B. R. TILLMAN.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-03-24
HOLDING TWO OFFICES IS
! A TRIVIAL MATTkk

SO Says Senator TEllman-Ee hlde
the Constitution and Says He
Knows Trusteeship Not An
OHiee Supreme TO
Contrary.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-02

frutiIdcn SQ(itglic0ern beiocr @GuIcr.
etc CT nod Dem gSciBen So0lI5 5urilCts
tebrte.
Ser glan, Sic @eIcbcsporlagcn sur
@erliitlulg oc5 giIeubabnitreifes Ser
ocnt Senat uorlicgenSen, ponl 9l6gcz
proRctcnhallIe angenpnlluenel1 @Drlae
sc 5ltr @erluc6rlmg Ser ,3utId)cnltootz
liden $oanoel5 : &oniniIiiou I'M 5iuci
.0dt9lieoer au5ubdngen, tpltrben ppn1
<5cllats Committee filr 3lpiIaenz
Iiaatliden S1anoel eno9iiltig aufge=
gcGen.
Ser Nrd7ioelt crflarte leinc slnz
'reIen6eit I'M aapitol fnlgenocrmabeu,
uSdl bin nur bier, I'M Die Sdben
5ulantmen 5u ldlten.
ansiid)ten fir @erbiitnns bes Giicnz
ba1nitrcifs gitnitig.
@aIhineton. 3. 6, 1. Sept.
Sic &erbiitllns oes Srpbenocn Glen
bnbnitreifs burf Sic panDlurgcn ocs
&on9reiIes erlcheint heute slbel1o, nod
Dem Dos 96gepronetenbalts Bic gloam<
i'm sIcltltllnoen Nr6ettstng &prlae
&C. nit 239 gc9cn So Stinlncn angcz
npnnnen uno ser Seuot 6eIftolIcn bot,
Die clloaiiltige 9lbItillllnltng iiber Bic
pGprIese llielt ipoter aI3 nprgen slbeno
It'll 6 llbr ppr5ltnebntell 10 gut mic
lielcr. Sblupbl 6 n0elit] lit, oaB sic
Scnot5 : announcements Elm &onfez
rcn5 Committee uotbmenoig nlncben,
scGt Stc aIlgcn1eile Slniidt in beioeu
3Glnern ood nuhin, Oab metn cs sur
cllp9iiltigcn SlbItinnltng fpnunt, oie
&nrlo9c allgcnpmmen unb IhleunigIt
nadl Sbaopn Sanc, Gong Sslollo, pere
bradt lpernen tuiro, I'M BON Hrdlipent
&tllpll lnter5eihnet gu iucroen. OH
'lppbl bon Den Soaupteru ocr griibcr@
lfoften beute sbeno fcine fDrlnlid]e
slufilnoiglug pprliegt, fuiro opd altf
gutter sllttpritdt bin 6cballptet, oa6
oas oen gSioerrllf oe3Streifbefcbls 5ur
Solge buben lpiro, ser ben @eginn
nes Streifs auf Glpnta9 Ilprgen I'M
llbr feItleet Snt slbgeproneteu=
bauie lpuroc Die soamipnpprlage nab
bcibcr Sebattc inter Ser Spe5iulregcl,
bic eingcbroht lpllroe, als Der republis
taniidlc Siibrer Der geratbung berlcls
ben ppppllirte, allgenpnnlcr. @cui9cr
aIs bic Sodlfte Der republifaniihenNNitz
9licner fplete linn unb IN Der enoz
]9iItiscu slbltinlnl1ng ltialmtcn 20
NepubIifaner fit sic @prlage ltno SO
nugeaen. 3pei Scmufratell, Steelc pull
| Tcmllplpanien lrno Slaef, Serus, loz
luie oer Sn6ialiIt Spnppn, ltlnmtelr
9egcn Die &orlase.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-02
Ser arieg.
@nnbcrtc INN @cfanaenem iinb pnrdJ
bic barbariidlc Sebaublnng irrfirt=
MIG seiuprbelt; Scndlcu raffcn
Samicmhc baDiu.
@crgeltungsmabreg q IN
cr9riffer.

Berlin, /. Sept. (9rabtlos iibcr
Sappilc.) Sic s5cutlde 9eidsre9icz
rung bat nad) elmer Nittbeilun9 ber
lleberfee gladrihtenaselttltr ppn ge@
Itern un bic rllI1ifrtc 9icgierung cilell
fdbarfen &rotelt eesc,t sic vbarbarildc
8ebanollti,9 bon @rieesgefangel,en"
geridtct lnb lpfprtigc ginltcllnng Der
lelben 9efprpert. @em1 niht biz 5u
cinem beltimmten Gug cine 5ufrieben-
1tellcnoc slntpprt ei,,getrpficr lit, miro
Die 9fei6sre9icrung @er9eltung5mab<
regcln cr9reifen. @etrahtlid)e @elbz
.lmmen li,lo, 10 lagt bic Nsentur, ben
Die beutidbcn Snterellen in 9htblarp
bertrctenpcn NGidten sur ainperlmg
bcr 9totb Der belttlben arie9sgefangc~
nen iibcripiclen lporben.
llnter Scr ltcberlhrift uoolle in
8ublarb" bringt bic g}prboeutidc
Aascmeine 3eitllng entlctenerrcserrz
Dc gil,aelbeiten iiber Sprtllrel1, sic
&rie9sgcfan9cne ppu Scr panb ber
rllllild6cn @ebDrben crbulbcn ,uii1ien.
a8s 8lott fiibrt 5ablrcibe Salle an,
in bcnen @efan9ene BON pcn 9iuilel1
nlibballbclt unb ge5ipllneen ipnrbel1,
lan9c gtunbeu pbre 9eniigenbe aleiz
bung unb Nabrlttg 5lt arbeitcn.
Sm @i,ttcr, bci ciner Scmperatar
bDit so Grab nnter 9tltll, tucrhcn
&cfangcnc, and) bic &ranfcn, gcs,unlt
gen, tint 0rcicn s,t arbcitc,, barfiiRia
,titn MIR NIT 9ui,,pc,t beflcibct, bis 9lr=
,ne u,tb 8ci,c crfrurcn ii,tb.
3benmatisntns, gDpbns, Snbcr=
fnluic nt,b anhcrc seMdbcn babc,t bcil
Sob npu ganicithcm INN G}cianscncl'
bcrbcisefiibrt. Sic ar5tlidc S5ilfc III
san5lid ntsnreidcttb. SIT ltrbltn'
finb 8cridjtcm gcr1df 5000 Gjcfan9e
nc AM gppbns scitur6clt.
ltnsabligc 0cfa,igcnc ,ucrebm bnrd
bic graniane Scbaltblnng bent STabn=
finn it bie 9lrme igctricbcn. Gin Sal
,uirb atgefitbrt, s,,up $50 Gcfangc,tc
bic bcrcits irrii,tiiia sc,uDrDcn iuaren
a,tsgcpeitidjt ,tltb ut citcn Gaint &C.
tricben iunrhcn, Der famm 100 Wcn=
if)en ftiIcn fpnntc, pbmc 8cttcn. gls
bic 1tngliifltdcn iid) III Dem &altnt, be
fauhcn, ,urrnclt Ictitcr ,titb Sbiirct
pcrrammclt.
,9ic ltngliiflid)cl unrbcn 2t
stnnbcu lang Dbnc Stabrnng nni
@aiIcr brinnen aclalicn",y fdbrt bc1
@eritbt ser Norbpcltlhcn Iagcmeinet
3citung fort. nslls bic Sbprc gciffnc
,pnrbcn, ficlcm niclc Ocfan8cnc II
Sbnmad,t; bic iibrtgcn suurbcn ppt
neucm sepcitidlt.
,,&ranfc Gjcfangc1e iino im @icb'
wascm md belt 2n5arcttcn gcbrad)
wurbc,1, ,up iic iuldy idJlcd,tc arotlid)'
&c1nmolmng crbieltcn, bais so Erp
sent ppn ibncn itdrbcn.
n9ic Scltrafnns Der gefangcne'
lit 10 barbariid,, baf niclc rMiiifd)
eploatcn, iidJ ,uciserten, hic Strafc 81
no0sicbcm. Scr &pmnanbcMr hcs 81
itrifts Wspsfa,t, sanbetmefi, bat ei,tcl
Grlai. pcrbffentlidJt, ,ucldcr bic menIdJ
lidc 8e1anblnng ppn Gcfangenclt, bc
ipnbers Sffisicrcu, nerbictct, NIB bi
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-02
&ongrcb arbeitct init Sic
bereifcr OIL olm Md)t=
ltnnoen=N n=Nrbcitstag.
Sie Mnltabme nicicr @prlage niirftc
ben GiienbabnItrcif pcrbiitel.

8aIbin9ton, :. g., i. Sept.
@orlagen 5llr @erbiitlns bcs gilenz
babnltreifs plrocn in beiben 6dlllcrn
nit Siebereiier gu nt0glihit i1leuniz
ger slnnabne au5gearbcitct.
Srdlioent @ilipn M
&apitpl.
Grdlibent @illon begab iid idlpn
I'm 8 ltbr nadj Dem &apitnl, I'M bic
notbpenpi9e @ciessebung 5ur @erbii@
tllns bcs gilcnbabnltreits 5u bcIhleuz
nigcn.
9as Scnats : Committee fir 3!riz
Icfenitaatlicheu Soanhcl ging frilb ans
SScrf, Die Slusarbeitllng cincr @urlage
fiir heu stdtltllnpcn slrbeitstug llno
Sic Sdafflng ciucr ltutcriudung5z
9pmnlilipn.
III Sunbcs georbneten :
ball c.
Snt Observation-Disclosures trat
nas Committee fir gegelu friib5eitig
in Sieung, I'M eincn @cldluB fin eile
SpcSidl 9icsel aus5uarbeitcn, Scr
gleicb nndl Sc9illn Ser Sisung oes sbz
geprpnctenbutles Inn IL llbr &prz
nlittags eingcbrac)t lplrhe. Sic 9cgel
idlreibt ppr, pab bic slbltinmlln9 iiber
Die slbnntlon @prlaee nid,t lpdtcr OILS
lint 4 llbr 80 ga6n1ittags pprgenpnz
men lpcrbcn ipu.
@abreno bas Committee fir Gegetu
Ncs abgeprpnetenbullics in Sislng
lpor, mar ouh bas Committee fiir
slpii6cnltaatlicheu Soanocl in @eraz
tbung unb beidlpB sic slnonlonnpr@
la9c NIT Der gmpfcblltng, oieielbe onz
Slncbmen characterization. Sic aoamz
lion @prla9e bat sic 8tllleung oes
Erdiheuten ll,o sic S,dllpter Ser @rii1
ocrlduften babeu erflQrt, oab Sic slue
nalmc bicler @prlase in beioeu Sodr>
lern als Gin v5llfrieocllItellcl1oe:
llcbcreinfonunen" betradtet pcrocr
lpiirbc.
Sic @ilenbabn Nrdliocnteu ltnS
9ctriebslciter, Sic eegcn bieie Geiess
geblln9 prpteltirt babeu, tbaten belttt
nidts llnb iparten altgenirbeinlid pas
graebnib Ser Abltin,nuln9 in beioer
5anlern bcs apngrelies ab.
@enn feline neutrality-suspicious.
8pmplitatipncn cintreten, fam bcutl
erlportet mcroen, baB ser apngreB 81,
Sprluge Dor Sumstug lm WNittcrnah
nnnebmc, in 3eit, I'M bcn S,dltptert
Der griiperlhuit @clegnbeit Sll scben
bcn Strcifbefebl. Ser sen @e9inu Sc.
Streifs auf @ipntag @tpr9en III
Z llbr feitlest, 5u lpiherrllfen.
| Sic @erbanblungcn i'm
Sendt.
| slls Ser Senat in Sibung trat, nut
&c ipfort cine &ertn9ung bis I'M llb
Nudmitto9s nprgenpmnen. llm hcn
Committee fir 3lpilhcnltnntIihcl
Sanbel @clesenbeit 5u eeben, bic slua
|arbeitltn9 Ser @eicsesporloecn Su
@crbiitung bes @ilenbabnItreifs 81
| npllenben rno Sen republifauildcn g
nutpren Belt, iiber sic porseIhln9ercl
6clebc SlI beratben.
Gralibent gsilipn fonferirte i'm aa
Ipitol nabe6u cine Stunbe nit bcmp
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-02
9suriicr . e III 6 t.

Yaris. 1. Sept. Ser 9clternNbenb
in Taris ausscsebene amtlid]e 8crid)t
la1tet ipic fplgt:
Sin Der Summefrpnt legte llnIcre
Irtillerie I'M 2altfc bes Suees lebbafz
te Sbdtisfcit an ben Sag. 9iDroIid
pes Slulles ipurbe Elm bclltldjer @nnbz
9ranatenan9riff acecn rnlere Stclz
lungen beim Muurepus Snrlt nit
2eidti9feit ab9eld)lusen.
.S,iiolid BON ser CONNIE battcn
prtlihe Spcratipnen Sprtlchrittc liios
lib bes 9prfes gltrees unb litoDeItz
lid bonn Sopecourt Sort 5l,r Sulge,
mp mir @efangene nabmen. sln Der
iibrisen Srunt berridte Die ilblide
&unpnabe."
Ser Subn,ittaesberidt la9t, baf
I'M &arrpp Sprit in 9otbrin9en @tittz
lpoh Mbenb peutihc rSuppen in frans
spIilde gdiieensraben eincran9en
bab iie aber bltr6 einen iofortiser
@caenangriff aus Sen,lelbcn picocl
pcrtrieben ipprSen leieu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-02
Sulgc lit, bai; bic ojcfangeneu lausiam
SIT Subc gcinartcrt ,pcrbcn."
NcgenmaEreaelu crariffcu.

8crlin, 1. Sept. (9rabtlps iiber
gapbille.) aSffisiere llnb WSatrpien
Der rlIIId)cn 8riegsmarinc, lpelde Iib
als @cfangene in ScutlcblanS bcfinz
pcn", 10 rneloct seltcrn Die
lleberlce : gfadrihtcnagentltr, ,Iinb
in Elm beipnoeres Eager eeicbafft lpprz
Den, mcil pcltticbc Mnrinepfii5iere unb
@latrplen iibcr cin tSobr lang lpie gez
n1cinc @crbrcder bebanbelt lporbcn
.iinb.
Sic 9i,lilcn iperbcr 9ellal 10 be-
.banbclt lpcrnen ipic Sic bcutid)cn &C.
fnn9encn in NuBlanb, bis @nblanb
iib entlebIiebt, bie 9eutld)en ipic
Wiatrpicn 5u beba1peln lpelde ibrc
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-02
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