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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-07
COMB SAGE TEA
INTO GRAY HAIR
Darkcns Beautifully and Restores
It's Natural Color and
Lustre at Once.

Common garden sage brewed into
eohol added, will turn gray, streak
ed and faded hair beautifully dark
and luxuriant. Mixing the Sage
Tea and Sulphur recipe. at home,
though is troublesome. An easier
way Is to get the ready-to-use prep
aration improved by the addition of
other ingredients. costing about so
cents a large bottle. at drug stores,
known as Wyeths Sage Tea and
sulphur Compound" thus avoiding
lot Of muss.
While gray. faded hair is not sim
ful. we all desire TO retain our
youthful appearance and attractive
ness. BY darkenlng your hair with
Wyeth' Sage and Sulphur Compound
no one can tell. because ii does IT
no naturally, So evenly. You Just
dampen a sponge or soft brush with
II aud draw this through your hair.
taking one small strand at a time !;
by morning all gray hairs have dis
appeared. After another application
or two your hair becomes beautifully
dark. glossy. soft and mxuriant aud
ym appear wears younger. Wyeth's
SAGE and sulphur Compound Is a
delishtfui tuiiet requisite II s. not
Intended far the curo. mitigation or
prevention ~ disease. tadv-
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-07

81 and Mr 4 n Howard apea,
saturday uieht az WIN Hudeon'a.
ueie AuFfaF end Johnny WASH
uefna fgns dinner with Enuics
-fsHE sunday
MFa Thomas aud daughter. III.
Nau. of sterrelf snre visitors af fhs
rhaue Sunday
Mis- uara Washington tbos din
ntr suaaaF aifa Mics Nertie smith.
ATS MFrla iaam 81 Huekeff
spsnt fe# eHTH iest week wifh bsE
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-07
|PR0GRESS|vES
ENTHUSIASTIC
apEP' DISPLAYED IN YOUNGER
BRANCH OF REPUBLICAN
CONVENTION.
CHEERING RECORDS
Waving Banners and Shouting For
Their Chief the Progressives
Begin Convention to Name
Candidate.
By PERRY ARNOLD,
United Press Staff Correspondent

CHICAGO, June z. - Jostling
crowds on Michigan boulevard, the
hare Of bands, wrigglin lines of
isnsely packed humanity in hotel
hbbies, be-ribboned and be-badged
dsitors, and the buzz, buzz of talk
this was the opening day of the
republican and progressive national
Icnventions.
At least, these were the outward
Manifestations of the chosen few OF
two national parties meeting in sol
smn conclave to name a presidential
ticket
Four years ago the steam roller
aalked its Gargantuan way through
chicago's streets, down and through
The Colisuem and back into the
nundhouse of political history.
II the steam roller hadn't per-
lOrmed, there would have been only
one national convention today. But
those who were squashed by the
matchmaking wheels of the Jug
gernaut arose, brushed off their dis
'ed garments and assuaged their
nangled bodies with the balm of a
invention, candidates and machin-
cry Of their own.
1t appeared today that the bruises
mo steam roller of four years ago
iailcted might be entirely healed.
Tue republican. man in the street
4aa the progressive man in the
ueet hailed each other as brother,
ao' as political enemy.
Zone today was the before-the-
Aaie acrimony OF four years ago
'aien conferred about the smallest
1lnutae of the convention machin-
~
maybe the leaders of the progress
"s and republican gatherings still
~a'h'ained an air of aloofness mix
WIN a curiosity as TO what the
"aer side was doing. but there
ASA ! nearly so much grim desper-
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When you have society item for
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takes some time to get all the de-
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management OF this paper will APP
preciate 1t II you Will assist by CIV
Ing her the particulars as early as
possible.
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IL you will read the Daily Light
want column closely every day you
will pick up enough bargains In that
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A reward OF $500 will be paid By
this company for the conviction Of
any one found guilty OF taking the
Daily Light from the yard or lawn
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TERPRISE PUBLISHING COM
PANY.
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Phone 486 win get the printer
right now. Estimates cheerfu!iy Civ
en-. J. T. Tucker, job printer. that's
all.'--(Adv) r
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Store Closes to the World
Thursday and Friday, June 8
and 9-Open for Instant Selling
Saturday Morning, June 10th, at
8 O'Clock A. M.
The Washington times., 1916-10-01
SHINGLES, BY MAIL,
COST u. S. HEAVILY
Government Pays More to Haul
Them Than Postage.

SPOKANE. Wash, Oct. Ia par
eel post shipment of forty-nine bum
dies containing i2.2b0 shingles was
received at the local postoffice the
other day from the Manning Single
Company. The shingles were shipped
20 Spring Camp. Idaho. forty miles
from Grangeville.
While the Government will receive
s23.O5 for handling the shingles, an
nouncement was made that II would
have to pay more than that to get
them hauled from Grangeville TO
Spring Camp. IL Is an uphill haul
most all of the way. Each bundle
weighs from forty-two to forty-eight
About $50 sacks of parcel post mat
ter 10 being handled daily in the spo-
kane postoffice. as compared with
500 handled at the same time last
year. Additional to this the number OF
packages which cannot be handled
In mall bags has doubled. Many
milk cans, axes. hatchets, shovels,
picks and farm implements are being
shipped by parcel post.
The shingles shipped yesterday had
to be especially packed and stamped
TO come within requirements. They
were an inch too long at first.
The Washington times., 1916-10-01
Earle Williams Is Found; Or The
Eight Months Disappearance

Majesty" THE Masked Ball" The
Hidden Prince" THE Jacobean
House." The Nuremberg Watch" THE
Mysterious Motor Car" THE Red
Whiskered Mar" "The Glove and the
Ring" THE doid Cigarette Case"
THE Lost Girl" The Missing Chap
THE Car and His Majesty" will be
shown at the Casino next Sunday,
Monday. Tuesday, and Wednesday. II
Will introduce these high-speed mo-
tor mysteries to Washingtonians. In
each play a different woman star
Will be featured Jointly with Earle
Williams. THE Scarlet Runner" pho
toplays will be shown exclusively at
next Sunday. Next Sundays story
The Car and His Majesty" tells how
millionaire's spendthrift heir sells
everything ho owns and invests the
proceeds In powerful racing car
which he calls "The Scarlet Runner, %
This Is the beginning OF thrilling ad :
ventures that are said to show earle
Williams at his best.
The Washington times., 1916-10-01

Photopiay patrons have been asking
for eight months: Where IN Earle
wiiliams7' Here IL the answer:
He has been engaged for three-quar-
tiers or n year on a work as Inn
portant as II IL interesting. He VIII
be shown to Washington photoplay-
goers next Sunday at the Casino
Theatsr In the first achievement Of
that important work. II IL the first
OF o series OF thrilling camera stories
that will be presented under the title
OF THE Scarlet Runner"
The claim Is made for this new
series GER s.; q film plays that they really I
arate and distinct story. but all run
under the general title. OF THE Scar
let Runner" made classic name BY
the overwhelming success written un-
der that title by the Internal ionelly
famous authors, c. N. and A. M. VIII
Hanson. The titles or the twelve big
stories Indicate the character of the
stories. They are: The Car and His
The Washington times., 1916-10-01

Opening Of the range on Wednesdays
and Saturdays will be discontinued for
the present. owing TO the absence of
Corporals Mcclure and Randall. assis-
tant instructors. They have gone to
Jacksonville to prepare for the national
matches.
Corporal Martin A. McGrory. 13l6a l.
street southeast. will open the range on
Wednesday and Saturday afternoon for
special crowds. which find II impossible
to shoot during the evening hours.
The Washington times., 1916-10-01
BIG SHARK CAUGHT
IN CHESAPEAKE BAY
Six-Hundred-P Pound Man-Eater
Captured Alive in Tangier
Sound.

CRISFIELD, Md. Oct. 1.-The nrst
man-eating shark OF the season to be
captured alive in the Chesapeake Bay
was caught in Tangier Sound. near Old
Island, one of the popular bathing re-
sorts of the Eastern Shore.
The big fish measured eight feet In
length and was hauled in by Capt.
Howard Charnick. of Tangier Island.
and a crew of three men in the gasolene
fishing steamer Move. 1t weighed
nearly 800 pounds
Captain Charnick OH arriving at his
fish traps In Tangier Sound noticed n
big commotion In his nets. such rs could
be caused only by an unusually large
fish. He soon discovered the man.
eater. which was caught In the net and
was making mighty efforts to free itself.
The monster, in Its chase after food.
had followed the smaller fish up the
lead to the trap and had been unable to
extricate itself.
molished. and the fishermen determined
to land the denizen OF the deep alive
owing to the danger OF attempting to
kill II In the net.
a great struggle between the fish and
the fishermen ensued and several
times the huge monster nearly cleared
the net once he made lunge at the
Fishermen with his tail and several
times snapped at them with nis huge
mouth.
The fish was finally landed alive in
the boat. Captain Charnick stabbed IL
three times with a long knife Just be-
low the gills and once over the left
fin. This did not stop the monsters
struggles. and II was necessary 10
sever its tail before 1t could be sub
dued.
The ,nan-eater was brought to Girls
field and landed, still alive. where II
was measured. weighed, and viewed
by hundreds of persons.
When cut open the shark was found
to contain several bushels of small
fish which had been swallowed whole.
Tho shark was bought for "A firm In
Cincinnati. where II was shipped for
exhibition. purposoS.
The Washington times., 1916-10-01
GERMAN DAY KIRMESS
TO AID WAR WIDOWS
Diplomats of Central Powers to
Attend Festival.

celebration, to be held Wednesday
and Thursday at Loeffler's. $3.50 Georgia
avenue, will be turned over for the
benefit of the war widows of Germany
and Austria Hungary.
Count Won Bernstorff. the German am
bassador; Baron Erich Zwiedenick.
counselor and charge d'affaires OF the
Austro- Hungarian embassy; Steven
Panaretaff. minister OF Bulgaria. and
Abdul Hak Hussein. charge d'affaires
of the Turkish embassy, have accepted
invitations to attend. those In charge Of
the kirmess say.
parade from Fifteenth and II streets
to the grounds by way OF Maryland
avenue, Pennsylvania avenue. and Four
teenth street. The executive committee
In charge consists of Martin Wiegand,
The Washington times., 1916-10-01
NEW CADET INSIGNIA
NOW BE|NGPREPARED
Officers Designation Plan Will
Not Be Completed for About
Two Weeks.

The new insignia OF the Washington
High School Cadets. to distinguish the
different officers. will not be ready for
about two weeks. II was announced at
the War Department today.
The insignia must be different from
the regular army designation, according
to the new national defense act. passed
by Congress. Only the service branches.
the national guard, and the BOY Scouts
may use the ranking system that IL
now In vogue In practically all military
and fraternal organization.
II was thought that the act would not
anect bona fide military organizations.
but only those associations that used
the military dress details without pro-
viding military instruction.
The Washington times., 1916-10-01
FREIGHT TIE UP IN
NEW YORK IMPENDS

NEW YORK. Oct. New York to-
day faces a tie-up of railroad freight
lines. because of the rapidly growing
strike of tugboat crews.
Today 100 men. manning the thirteen
tugboats OF the New York Central rail-
road, went on strike In sympathy with
lines. who demand a Is per cent Increase
In wages Claims are made that be-
fore the day Is over the men OF the
Erie and Delaware and Lackawanna
tugs will have left their vessels
Since all freight entering New York
from the South and West must cross
the Hudson river. the tie-up of tug
boats means serious stoppage OF freight
movement.
The Washington times., 1916-10-01
DEFIES FASHIONS;
WEIGHS $50 POUNDS
Wonderland" Has Four-Legged
.. Girl, and Other Oddities.

Now that It Is fashionable for all
girls and young women to be slender
to the point OF thinness. It is refresh
Ing to find. occasionally. one who trans
cends fashions rules in this respect
There is a young lady-whose name
Is disguised for obvious reasons-who
not only Is unfashlonably fat, but
makes money out OF what her society
sisters would call an unbearable afflic-
ton. She lives. for the present, at 40
E:nth street, with collection OF human
curiosities equally odd. Her weight is
only trifle over $50 pounds. Four OF
her would weigh ton--but that is all
right. She doesn't care. even IL her
There Is also there four-legged girl.
an ape-man. sea COW. The place is
Wonderland" an amusement house
which promises to add new freaks and
oddities TO its collection from time to
The Washington times., 1916-10-01
Arrest Business Man for
Breaking Jail 8 Years Ago

NEW YORK. Oct. ii. II. Nc
Nicholas. alias f. C. Wallace, who
escaped March Z, 1913. from the county
jail at Cleveland. Ohio. where he was
held on charge OF using the mails to
Of worthless gold mining stock, was ar
rested here by postoffice inspectors.
McNicholas was arrested at a hotel
where he was known as j. II. Mason.
president OF the Addometer Company
100000 Delaware corporation with
offices here, manufacturing an adding
machine he invented. He admitted his
identity and expressed a Willingness To
answer the mail-swindling charge.
The Washington times., 1916-10-01
We Sell GrafonoIas
"5-year Guarantee

We give you Grafonola serv-
ice that's lust a little bit better"
the service of FACTORY EX-
PERTS of over 20 years expert
ence. When you buy a Grafo-
nola--buy it here-get the fac
tory service-and our "s-YEAR
GUARANTEE"
We carry the largest stock of Grafo-
nolas and Columbia Records in Wash
ington-we are never out of what YOU
want.
The Washington times., 1916-10-01
S. e. BEACH LEADS AT
EAST MARKET RANGE
Bureau Of Engraving Rifleman Gets
Score OF 1872.

s. Z. Beach. OF the Bureau OF En-
craving and Printing Rife Club. led ali
contestants at the Eastern Market rife
range during the past week. He made
a score OF 1872 out OF a possible 90.
Capt. r. J. T. Barber. OF the Army
and Navy Union. was second with l91.
and J. w. Webb third. with 1877.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-18

Our entire stock of Imported and Domesti
Cretonnes, including floral and stripe patterns il
hundreds of beautiful coorings, at special price:
121z Cretonnes Now, Yard. Observation-Disclosures. 2
15c Cretonnes, Now, Yard d.................... o
25c Cretonnes, Now, Yard Observation-Disclosures 10
Soc Cretonnes, Now, Yard II
CSC Cretonnes, Now, Yard Observation-Disclosures A.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-11
scleerapbiidc Mutiscu.

SbilabeIpbia. Sn elmer ser
S11pontld)en 8l%lluerfabrifen in Garncp
Noint, y. S., creiancte iid beltte iriib
lpieSer cine Ggplolipn, burd pelde
3 angeltellte 9et0otet ll11b mebrcrc pcrs
lest mllrben. Ser giaentbumsldaben
lit abcr 9eri1s. Sic iiblid)en @eriidtc
BON cillem Mttcntat bentl1er Mgenteu
lillo irieecr im llmlani. iperocn obcr
ton Scr So. in Nbrcnc aeiteat.
Solicit, Sas. Sobn Mobart, Gbei
pcriibtc. Hobart, oeiien tpirflitcr Mae
pon .s0iib gillian Tipcr, elmer 24zjabe
ri9en Mltfudrtcriu IN einem 8eltaue
rant an9eidoilen unb ldiper peripln@
BET, %luorauf bas Mabd)en SelbItmoro
0dpnt Tctll, meltlid uno Ditlid bon
me Spbn lllrid lein ioll, bat uor
I Sabren leine Srau unb 4 &inocr III
Ebilaoelpbia I'M Stid sclalien unb lit
nit Ser 8iper ourdsebrannt, bat aber
lein @erlpredcn, oieie 51 bciratben,
nidt 9ebalten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-11
Grnmbcigcntlnm spcrfauf.

3as 5hluBfapitel in ser @ooos=
Wl55aro uno Martin @ooos Strsit-
frage iiber 0as gigentbum al1 Ser
5ront urro Ierrp 5traBe ml1roe &C.
tern er5ielt, ais Die lmltrittene gfe
aus Dem 9elib oes @errn g. s.
8ooos IN Sen bes &errn 5. S. 8u5=
5aro iibersing. Ser @erfalispertrag
mltroe polt s(ntpalt s. 9. Sa1ler
anfgeItellt.
Ger @erfaufspreis betragt $25,-
900 5l15iiglih Der Soften zines brei.
lt6digen @ebaltoes, 0as auf 5speiorit-
tel nes gefauften 2arloes errid)tet
aperoen ioG. ASaibrlid iino mid)t me-
niger als $4,000 ab5n5ablen. SEER
9l155arO, %lpelder olrd) sic Mn1p4lte
@ilion @rilf unb @illon pertretar
lit, geltattet Ser Wartin5@poo Cont
pallp, oas @eballoe al1f bier Sabre,
bis Sum stblallf iDrer Eabt, 5l be-
'1tltBen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-11
Scr scacn scr Grobibitipn.

@ir euuablltell bercits, bob ON
,lestcn Sumabellb cine fleil,e &DIfer=
Numbering nod Nof Sslanb itattge-
fltttoen bat. 9sady fonlcrpotipei,
Sd)1trneen bat 0ie StraBetfnbl1ae-
|iellidaft i'll Ser 3eit polt IL l1br Mit.
tags bis I'M IL llbr Mberos 10000
Gerlonen b%eforoert. gin StroBen-
babnldafincr bot iibcr 1900 Nohr-
gclocr fir iene 3eit abgeliefert, eill
|anoercr bot IN Der 3cit bon ieds
llbr Nbelo bis ltlll Mitternad)t faIt
|11O0 Teripncm beforbart. SIS marcn
adlt Strabenbmbmpagen Ser 9riicfen-
linie im Gienit nn0 BON 11:3O llbr
aar 5ebn. Nlc StraBenbabnlpagell
luarell ~iiberfiilt. &allloerte pom 3a-
%uellporter Nrbeiterlt nno &anoper-
fern, 9ltdJbaltern ullo Glerfs lrll0
gernislellten fltbren in @egleitlllg
ibrer @attinllelr llad Mof SSsIanb.
ltno ruiibreno bic Mal1ner Elm @las
Bier III ciller @irtDid)aft tranfen,
n1ad)ten Oie Srallen lire ginfanie III
Nod ISLANDER @eld)aften pber be-
lltdltcn ein Observation-Disclosures.
Sic Erobibitiom, IN Soma inn all-
acn1cilten lno iii Iapenport I'M Sc
lnlroeren lit llnspeifelbaft Elm Segell,
aber nidt fir Ianelrport, Dem lie
SIM Slllc)e gcreidlt, iploern fir @od
SslanO, Dos Ollrd oie 4rpbibition
Oicsieits Oes 6ll1lies eillen rieiigen
@eldaftsairfidmllag erfabrt ullo eli
lter ll1aeab1ten Grolperitdt entge-
geniiebt, oallf Ser Collars. Sic bon
bier nod sort .getroeen meroen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-11
@rcisfontcit a6aeldlpiien.

Sim sonn1abenb sl6el16 lit Ser aon=
telt Ser Irabm Goal Company 5lttll
Mbld)lllb 9elangt. Sl1l1oerte BON 9er=
lonell rietfen altf oas @elpi6t zines
malltpen a%loblenbloefs, Ser i'm Sdall=
%fenlter a~usgeltelt tpar. Ser 9locf
pog 1919 Yfnnb. 3as nieorigite
afrgegebcne @elpidt mar 80 Niltllo
linb oas bodite 10000 9funb. Die
Ereile flelcn all Die folgenoen Gerl TO-
1en:
/. 9reis 2ouis Gd6or6t, Size
rift 1913 Nf111o, A Ionner1.
2. Greis Sralt Ssoa aa1trer,
1924 s(rlil1gtonslpe., 1910 1 Come.
2. Ereis SEER Srit "copper".
900 %. Iine Str. 1910, 1 Come.
3. Greis - s. 8. 0apis, fea1e
IOrelle, 1909, / Come.
a. Grcis go. Sagluno, sol
gaeit 2. Str, 1917, " Goni1e.
5. Greis @enena 2pnejop, fei-
ne sloreiie, 1206h, " Ionne.
8. Frcls 6ra1 s. 8. Snell,
Gerrp Str 1906, A Come.
Z. Grcis IS. SfoQer, 425 8.
slpe., 9iod Sslano, 1918, R Come
8. Ereis - gntil &retlfman
8reeport, So, 1908, 1A Gorne.
8. Greis Irall $. Murrp,
|1527R &arriion Str, 1920, u
Somne.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-11
6 barles Is 10 T..
5ran Marsarctba s. 2afrcns geitor.
hrrfs

Stlt Sitter bon So Sa6relr, adt
Mfollaten Unto lieben Iagen lit geIterr
Mbel1o Inn eli llbr 5ral1 Margaretbo
=. 2afren5, gcbopene 8abn, nod
lan9crem &ranfenloger in ibren
Seine in go. 213 9elli1on 9lpenlle
9eitorben. Sic 9eritorbene tpllroe atrl
B. Maai 1880 i'll M~egaenoorf in
Sd]lespig -@plltein geborel1 llno Der
beiratbete iib i'm Sabre 1860 nit
Serr1 Claus $. 2afrena, Ser I'M SEQ
bender oes Sabres 1906 1tarb. Die
geritorbene miro iiberlebt bon bier
&inoern1 George s. 2afren5 bon
Npela, Oregon, @nitap S., Senrr
9. nno emma 8. 2afren5, iailmntlif
bon 3apenport. 9ie Heterogeneous
fir Die 9eeroigung iinb nob nidt &C.
troffen iporDen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-11
@ricden
Sollcn gier uno sd)naps p%erfalit
baber.

Gie @riedcn Mife speros nno
Spbl Toppos murOen porgeiterll
sslbe10 BON Ser 1apclport 9oli5ei OIL
Der Dit 2. Strabe perbaftet. Sic
beioen mobrell ln 9So. 402 Dit 9.
StraBe. Speros ioll einem 2aros=
nlolla ein Galbcs 4int 8lisfeD per-
fault ba6ell, mas BEN 9lerger DON
Eoppas ferDor9erllfen baben loa. IS
fanl 5l einerr @urtgefed)t lnlo Spe=
ros crgriif Elm 9robes SdlaGtnlelier
mo perfplate Eoppas oie Oil 5meite
Strabe hlalulter. Eoppas fliid,tete
III Die Garage Ser 8ebriioer &an
l1llo Gier crfolgte Die Seltnabnle Ser
geioen. @caen Spcros muroen 5rpei
slnflaacn crholycn. lSoppas mllrOe
aegel $40 @iirgidait chi ireicn sui
dpicb;
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-11
3 girefturen ocs Commercial Glnbs
crlGGllf.

Ginltlmtnig pllroen 9eltern sic
folgelDcl filnf neltell Iirsftorct ocs
Gdpenport Commercial Glllbs cr=
1pdblt: u. &c. G%onlpton, Sngclliellr
Der Scpec Smpropcment &omn1ii=
lion, @m. :. Softer con Ser Crane
Gompanp, II. s. 6acrber bon ser Na=
tlonal Cite S%llillrallce Company,
gert :. @aQiga1l Don ser @aQigall
GanoD GpnlpalD rnb y. Z. @atcr-
mon BON Der Iirfna Game llllo @ater=
mon. Sic @ahl tit altf bic 3eitoall=
ct bon orci Sabrcn erfolgt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-11
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