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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-04
Ladies' Bath Robes

We are now ready to show
you one Of the largest and best
lines of Ladies Bath Robes we
have ever had. These are
Robes that are made from the
Beacon Falls Blankets, which
is a guarantee as to quality.
At $3.50 is line of Bath Robes
that are made in some exceptional
new patterns, The qualities are the
seasons best.
At $500 is a Bath Robe that is
made from a heavy Beacon Falls
Blanket. Is made good and full and
IN some exceptional new patterns.
At $500 you will find some Bath
Robe qualities that are the best we
have ever shown.
At $500 and $500 is line of
Mems Bath Robes that will appeal
to you as values that are unusual
In the better grades are some ex-
ceptional values in Ladies' Bath
Robes
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-04
Children's Winter Coats

These cool morn
ings must surely
make the children
think of the warm
Coat they must
ha We for the winter
use,
We are now
showing a good as
sortment of the
seasons best mod
els IN warm, serV-
iceable Goa t $ -
Coats that have
the style of the
larger m o d e l s
These are Coats
that are made in
the heavy warm
cloths and velvets.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-04

Lids for Kids come in larger shapes
than most makes OF Ghildren's Hats.
Lids for Kids mace of Corduroy
with satin ribbon bands and bows
over band of white fur at SIPS
each. Come in assorted colors
White and Colored Corduroy Hats
with stitched brims for young ladies'
School Hats at soc each.
Lids for Kids in Velvet with the
Blue Braid at SIPS each.
Lids for Kids of fine Velvet with
soft dip brms with fur and ribbon
bands at S1.25 each.
Lids for Kids are not only a little
ahead OF most lines for style--they
are little better quality for the
price you pay.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-04
Lids for Kids

This is a very
popular line of
Hats for children
and misses.
Lids for Kids
come in Corduroy
at soc each.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-04

The Velvet and Corduroy Coats are
very popular
The Wool Plush Coats are an extra
warm, comfortable garment.
See this line OF Children's Warm
and Serviceable Garments.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-04

Bucilla stamped goods at Fits.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-07-28
In Memory

George w. Sutton, the subject
Of thus sketch, was born IN the state
of Missouri on Jan. Is, 1856, and
came TO Arkansas with his parents
hen,but a small boy and has spent
the greater part Of his life in Ran.
dolph county. lie was married to
Miss Tisbie Million IN August, 1877,
and to this union twelve children
were born, five of whom preceded
their father to the spirit world,
Brother Sutton suffered for sew,
eral months with a complication OF
diseases and passed to his eternal
reward at 1890 o'clock p, M, July
ne. He leaves a wife and seven
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-07-28
BIGGERS

]. Il. DAVIS and son, Rector,
were transacting business in Posa-
hontas one day last week.
Several from here attended the
picnic at Success last Friday and
Saturday. Everyone reported the
picnic grand success.
A quiet wedding took place in
the parlor Of the Ida May hotel
Sunday morning at 1880 o'clock,
the Rev. Timberlake officiating.
The contracting parties were Miss
Ruth Slaughter and Mr.. Guy John.
ston, both of this place. Only a
few intimate friends of the BRIDE
and groom were present. They left
on the noon train Tor short honey
neon. Rice and old shoes seemed
plentiful as the train pulled in.
Their many friends wish them a
long and happy welded life.
George Frazier is here spending
a few days with homefolAs.
Raymond and Ray Johnston left
Sunday for Batesyille.
Several Of the young people from
town attended a party given at the
beautiful country home Of Mr.. and
Mrs, Wisner, Saturday night in
honor Of their daughter, Miss Ada,
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Womack
are here visiting the .attor's mother
Mrs. Fannie Hogan.
Mrs. Clarence Graham and babe
returned home Sunday from a two
weeks visit with friends IN Miss
ouri.
Guy Brown was over again Sat
urday visiting friends. Guy seems
to have found quite an attraction
over here.
Itis only seven weeks until school
opens again. Let all parents coop
crate with the teachers and make
this the best term Of school we have
ever had.
J. Il. Webb was business visit
or in Poeahontas Monday.
Mrs Carl Preston and babe are
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-07-28
Late County News
MAYNARD

Rev. o. E. Blllingsly began a
protracted meetiSg al this place Sat
urday night.
A birthday party was given at j..
l.. Talbotrs Friday night IN honor
of his neice, Miss Essie Johnson, 1t
being her l7tb birthday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Billingsly who
have been visiting Mr.. Bilhngsly's
father in lizard county, have return.
ed home.
j. l.. Talbot aud son, Guy, Wis
tied Dewitt Hagood at Middlebrook
one night last week.
A. G. Meredith Is confined to ms
bed with malarial fever.
Lee Meredith has returned from
Oklahoma.
J. +. Rspert has purchased prop
erty here aud moved into il last
week.
The school and church buildings
are an index TO the public spirit,
Intelligence, moral sentiment and
citizenship OF community aud 1t
does me much good to read of such
school openings as that of Mock in
the last issue. Read il again. III
that district follows this plan per-
nstently, there is hardly limit TO
its influence in the future.
Yes, we went to the picnic at Rey-
no and as a result we have more sand
IN our gizzards, and less money.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-07-28
ENGELBERG

Joe and George Drummer, ElberI
Miles, aud Misses ANNE aud Mary
Hausman were guests OF Miss Mary
Steimel Sunday.
Miss Annie Osterkamp Of Big
gers attended church AZ this plac,
Sunday.
Miss Mary Zosso spent Sunday
with her friend, Miss Emma Weis
enbach.
George Steimel had business il
Pocahontas Saturday Of last week
Joseph Llebhaber departed Mon
day for Chicago.
Our school opened Tuesdry oi
last week with Miss Mollie Smith
As teacher. About thirty enrolled
Clara and Charley Cams wer,
pleasant guests OF Josephine ZossC
Sunday.
The people OF tins locality ar,
loading one car load Of wheat which
they have sold to Pace Brothers.
Mrs. Joseph Drummer visited her
son, Ben, at Running Lake from
Saturday until Monday.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-07-28
ALBERTHA

DIR. Ryburn was called to see
Aunt Hail VandergrIf again Sum
day. She has been very poorly Tor
the past few days.
w. J. Luter had business at the
county hub Saturday.
Segraves and Weatherspoon were
both here last week with their
threshers. They threshed all but
two crops and left. One went
south and the other went north,
Prot. Swiuk began his school at
Stokes Monday.
VIM, Triplett returned Thursday
from St. Louis where he had been
to sell a car Of cattle.
ESQ. Cohoon and wife made a
special trip to Pocahontas last
week.
j. L. Carroll, our road boss, is
opening up a new road from Run.
ming Lake to Debow. Most of the
road will be on the ditch dump.
Irving Oldham cut his foot one
day last week with an axe. Dr..
Rvburn was called and dressed the
wound, and at the last report he
was doing fine.
That good rain we read about IN
the Star Herald last week failed to
reach US. We only got a good
shower. 1t did not make the mois
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-07-28
NEW HOPE

In the joint discussion between
this school aud the Shipper school,
our boys carried of the decision.
Miss Tola Kincade OF Old Jack.
son entered school at this place
Monday.
Rev. q. w. Million who has
been working near ImbOden tor the
past few weeks, returned home Sat
urday.
Ed Kinoade made a flying trip to
Shannon Saturday.
Luke Kincade attended the picnic
at Black Rock Saturday.
Miss Clara Bates, of Pocahontas,
visited our school Friday.
Uncle Marion Sutton and son,
Edgar. had business at Pocahontas
Monday.
II you want to have a good time
attend the society at this plate FRI
day night.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-07-28
Community Meeting

The people Of the Old Jackson
neighborhood will meet in monthly
session at the home Of J. X. Guide
at ten o'clock, a. m. Saturday, July
goth. Mr. aud Mrs. J. X. KIzer
will be present TO give instructions
in canning fruits and vegetables.
The people Of Old Jackson have
caught the community spirit and
have been meeting regularly for the
past four months and these meet
Ings are proving to be profitable.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-07-28
GEO. W. TURNER, POCahOntdS, Ark.
, LEHMAN AUTO co. HOXiC, Ark.

At the coming meeting final plans
will be made for the district fair at
Old Jackson TO be held in connection
with the University farm school.
The pig club boys and glrls are
regular visitors at these meetings
and take a great interest in the IN
structions given IN the care and
keeping Of their pigs. All the boys
and girls have made good with their
pigs, but they have none for sale
yet, but il one was to he offered il
could not be bought for less than
$4,000.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-07-28

children, namely: G.. f., win, and
Wiley, who live near their father;
Mrs. Burly Vandergrff Of Keifer,
Okla, Mrs, Dora Pitzenberger Of
Tulsa. Okla, aud Miss Pearl aud
aud Bennie, who are yet at home.
All the children were with their
father, when death came, except
Mrs. NauderguH.
The deceased was so years, 0
months AID I days old, lie was y
consistent christian gentleman, a
member of the Church of God and
loved aud respected by all, He
bore his Gillio:ion without a mur-
muir aud trusted fully IN God. HIS
remains we're followed to the Sut.
ton cemetery by a large ooucoure
Of friends and relatives, on July
90, where they were laid to rest 10
await the final summons at the last
great day. Funeral services were
conducted by the writer.
Weep not, dear friends, for he
is free from all sorrow aud PAIN.
We cannot call HIM back but we
can go to him, so let US live that
when the end comes, We can say As
he SAID, "Weep not, for am 60.
ing to be with Jesus" "
The angels came with silent tread,
And gathered round our darling's
bed,
And to their shining home above,
They bore him on their arms Of
".# love.
Edd Sparkman.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-07-28
ATTICA

Still needing rain.
Misses Helen Perrin and May
Knots spent the night with Opal
Thomas Wednesday night.
w. Brown and wife are visiting
Uncle Lutte SImington this week,
Mrs. Kate Newton has been quite
sick at her fathers but is better
now.
School is getting along fine.
Mr.. S. p. Foster and wife visited
home one night last week.
Billie Hill and family visited
There Johnson Saturday and Sun,
day.
Mrs. Jane Bowen and son, Mel.
WIN, have been visiting Mrs. Bow
ems daughter, Mrs. Ethel Stone, in
the bottoms.
MarYIn Slmlngton was around
gathering up sheep for Geo. Patter
son this week.
Aunt Lizzie Coster is very sick al
this writing.
John Rose aud family are visit
ing Uncle Joe Hogan this week.
Rufe Foster was seen here Sun.
day.
Brother Poe preached a good ser
mon at Oak Grove Sunday.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-07-28
MIDDLEBROOK

The little daughter Of John j.
Graham Is sick with fever.
J. r. Johnson happened to a
very painful accident by sticking a
a nail in his foot.
The literary society, which was
recently organized, was we'll attend.
ed last Friday night.
Miss Tula Swindle is on the in.
disposed list.
We are glad to know that Mr..
Spence is able to sit Up IN bed.
Otis Johnson, wife and son Of
Oxley, Mo-, are visiting here.
Scott Bickford OF Glaze Greek Is
having chills at this writing.
The singing convention meets
here next Sunday. Everybody in
vIted to come aud bring well filled
baskets of dinner.
Mrs. Ethel Swindle of near st.
Louis is here visiting her mother,
Aunt Caroline Lindsey, for a few
weeks.
There will be a picnic here Sat.
urday, the 29th.
Claud Phipps and family are IN
Oklahoma visiting friends and rela.
tives.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-07-28

ture meet. Our corn is burning al
both ends and IL there are many
more days at 9s in the shade il will
be burned in the middle.
X. l., Hicks has a job with the
Segrayos thresher.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-07-28

visiting friends aud relatives IN 70
oahontas THIS week.
Fred Downey visited friends here
from Saturday until Sunday.
Mrs. Birdie Laoewell left Monday
tor short visit with her mother at
WYnne, ARK.
The Methodist revival begins
here the third Sunday in August,
Clemence aud LOIS Greene were
visiting in Reyuo few days last
week.
Mrs. w. A. Dodd, who has been
real sick, is reported much better.
Mr.. aud Mrs. ELI HatleY and
children of Walnut Ridge were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs J, M. Me-
Crary a few days last week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Arthur King Of
Oklahoma, are here visiting friends
and relatives.
Miss Zella HatleY left one day
last week for Cape Girardeau, Mo-,
for visit with relatives.
T. /. Newton, who has been sick
for several DAYS, is able to be out
again.
J, w. Presley of Pooahontas Wis.
Ited his brother at this place the
latter part OF last week.
Lum Morrow was a Pocahontas
visitor Monday.
Several from this place attended
church at Old Reyno sunday aud
Sunday night.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-07-28

Dewey Arnold made a business
trip TO Pocahontas Friday.
Guss Gner went to Corning Tues
day IN his new car.
K. K. Pace loaded a car Of wheat
here Wednesday.
DR.. Dick Ryburn Of Albertha
was transaotiDg business here Wed.
nesday.
Quite number of the boys had
to go before the grand jury We'd
nesday.
Joe IL. Johnson has moved his
office into the Estey building with
Oscar, who Is running arestau.
rant.
Z. T. Lincoln filed his regular
appointment here Sunday.
Harvey Faire and family of Con-
nor came up Friday for short VS.
1t.
James Luter of Maynard visited
MS brother, T. f. Luter, Friday.
Ed Carter left Monday for Black
river to commence log job.
Monroe Witcher and family left
Saturday for an extended visit in
Greene county.
Mr.. Crutch6eld aud family of
Bernie, Mo-, visited Mrs. VIM.
Morrow from Thursday until Sun.
day. "
Dave Hedge and family of Reyno
spent the week endwith his brother,
Robert Alexander.
Mr.. Murphy and family of Louis
lana came Tuesday to visit Mrs,
Murphy's brother, A. o. Pool.
J. 5. Riley and family and Mrs,
A. e. Brumley and son, Guss, went
to Success and Doniphan Saturday,
in Mrs. Brumley's new Overland
car.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-07-28
In Memory OF Mrs. ]. D. Jackson

Dear friend, you suffered long,
While death drew slowly near.
In your heart was faith, and trust.
But no room for fear.
And when the Lord said Come"
You heard. and softly went.
Laying life's burden down.
In calm and glad content
OH faithful wife and loving mother.
And kind friend.
You were so cheerful brave. and patient
To the end.
No more can pain or sickness.
Come 10 hurt you now.
Peace rests, benediction.
on your pale, cold brow.
They laid your body down
To rest. beneath the sod.
Your soul, In peace went home
Above. 10 meet It's God.
We think OF that bright happy home.
Then dry our tears.
For there we know your Joy
Is measured not by years,
But still goes on and on,
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-07-28

Through an eternity.
Oh. blessed home Of Light. aud love,
And JOS Tor thee,
And some sweet flad time,
Through God 3 grace aud loving care,
We shall come 90 meet
Aud al know each other there.
Friend
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-07-28
WHEAT WANTED

| want to buy your wheat. Will
pay the highest market price 10
cash. See me before you sell.
4gtf +. j. Baltz.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-08

Gnglano oielen ariea. bc9atn in ser
Mblibt, Der Serluirflidllng bes Srall-
mes nll0 Ieltamentes bon Gecil &6o-
pes nafcr 81 fonlncit, INN al ermels
len, lpie ldAper es tbatidhlidy bereits
ourd oas gntlteben bieies mirt9-
idaitliden ltno Standardization
8lofs bon Ser Norbiee bis gum peril
|lf}en Wteer gel6lagcn morben lit.
Wtan miro ober aud, lpeiilt rlian Ser,
|britiif)em arieesgebanfen i'm sluge
|bebolt, perlteben, mesbalb England.
nnf Der STRENGTHENING int Sen beut-
ld)en aolonien beltanoen fat, Sic in.
|ieoem ariege gang nllnotbigs geipeien
mare, in benl Die bon gnglano por=
geidiiste Slirdt Dor oelltid)en SSsnba-
1ionsplanen ben 8ritcn Sic @afien in
Die Salr0 gcbriidt f1tte. Gnelan6
lponte oamit Ole gro6erling bes airi-
fa1'lldcn Sentiments fir iid perpoa-
itanoigen.
8enn mat Sic M~1lsiiibruna oes
Mooesld)en Seitaments als oas 900
tin I'M Mllse bebalt, bas icit 90 sab=
rcn Ole britilde Iplitif beItimmt
Damn miro man aber alld) Dem ars-
lprld) elmer rbeinilden S3eituna
II / DIT 5nltimmet foi,ntet: Gas err
eberte 5ronfreidl iit piel mid)tigcr fir
ms ols Die &olonien." 8enn gng=
lano oie afrifnniiden aolonien
GeutldlanbS bcbalten fam, 10 bat es
IN Der Il,sfiibrrng bes @bobesider
Seltaments ciltel1 neiteren 5dritt &c.
than. Ofit Ser &iitc 9elrtid)=O Dit.
ofrifas beberrid)t es bell gaa5en See.
1lpeg llolid) bonn Sltco=&Qnal.
@em irgclto ll169lid}, miro es l16;
tbig leilL Dem geiammten Mngelladl.
lelltbum oen @lallben on Sic M6a.
lidlfeit Scr Illsfiibrltng oes @bobes'.
ldlen Ieltaments i1 irgeltp tpclden
leiner Sbeile ell, iiir allemal al,s5l.
treibelt. Nud Ibeilcrfolge ermuthi
gen. llnb in bielcnt Sale bebel1tc.
bas INNER mic0crfcbrenoe Gerl1,d,
sum Grringcll elmer @cltberridaft
Die NIT alien &%ontinenten inns ale1
Weeerer redpNet.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-08
ylicser-E

4 gn1 Nbeno oes Is. gftober fan.
eecn 9cmohner ors @oies Cher.
9fcllballs, Der sur INSTRUMENTATION
8lettgougcmciuoe @nntmaoiaacll
sgebort, beiM giebbiiten ein in aal,,.
ldpiftuA gebiiHtes, gut peridniirtcs
Eafet. .Gieies ertbieIt etma $50
Gycmplare zines 5Iugblattes, oas
III oeutidcr Sprad1e abgefobt lit
unO cine aunoeeblrug elltbalt oil
Die angeb0rigen Der iiioorutidel
staatcn. Sn rotor Sorhe lit sem
5l1lgblatt Ser gos a%uiacorrrft:
sic Gereiniglulg iiioocttlbcr
W'aruer btttet luls, fplgenbcu sllti-
rnf p n%crbreiten. Die fran5oiiidsa
6lieger."
Gas 6lusbIott rid)tet iid in Sen
idarhtcn Mlisoriidclt gegcl, Die al.
gcblidle @orllerridlait &rcnbclls mo
Ieiner Gpnaitie i'm oaltida1 glll1oc
nro Iudt an Sanb Der 8cididtc
Die gospilliafcit ulto Bic Scrrldcr-
sclil1tc Der uprcnsfdcn Sl,nfer"
siiooeltlGlano a~eacntiiber llad)5ll-
mcilcn. Gic gauge Gellocn; Srs
Mugblattes gcbt oaral,f billaus, Sic
9c50lferllstg Der iiibba,tiden stoa-
ten nit RiBtrai,en unh Sob eli
aridllct gegen &reuben, Die Gpna-
ltie Der @obrlaolIcrlt; Sc beltid)e
Seercsleitul,g l,ilp. Sic annbae.
Dung id)licbt nit Dem Mppcu al Sic
liiooGttidlcm staatcn5 iid) oes prcs1-
bild)cl Spdcs gu cntIcoiscn, uro
traat Bic ll1terifrift: ,Gcreinigllug
liinbcltidcr W6nner". gs miro
Iid,cr nid)t ohne @rlinh al,aencn.
mcit, bob III Scr Mad,t eli, Slieacr,
,lno Slpor, ipic olird) Mftfbrlld aii
Sen gldttcrt ausbriifIid, bcnlerft
lit fransoiiiber Natipnalitat, Sen
Northumberland &fcttealt paIlicrte
luno III Ser irrtiimliden Meiultna,
lid III Siiooe,tidIano olt bcfinoeG
oas 9afet 1bmori. 9ic ouffalenoc
Satiad)c, BOB ,ucocr in Scr 9tad,t
nod am Saer icntono einct Tlicacr
9cbort boben mill. miro nit SEM
itiirn1iid)cn @ettcr au erflarcn se.
ladt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-08

Der lansiabrige 2eitel
Der preI1eabteiluus uno bes ausipGr.
tisen Imtes in Berlin, Mini5terial,
otrettpr Sr. !9ammann trat pp,l lei.
mem Mmte SNriid. llrlpriinglia
Sournaltit, lpar 9amamnn lett elmer
Der dlteitcn &dte oes @mtes, beilen
GlntluB beionoers inter billion isbr
9roB mar. @uf Die poIitii6e Gnt-
.lpldluns ocs Reides, ippohl nod
auBen mie nod innsn, l6te s5am,
mann in ben beioen lebten SabrSehn.
ten Slpeifellos cine ltarte @irtuns
aus, pon Der ipdter ppbl nod pielfad
bic Nebe iein lpirb. Die oubsror,
oentlide @dpieristeit isiner 9ts!,
lung brad9te es nit iih, oaB CT bel.
tab oas 3iel BON Mngriffen purce,
bic bis in bic lebte 3eit binsinragten
uro bereits me3rfad Dos @erii6t bon
letnem Riidtritt auftommen liesen.
9tadfolger Sommanns miro Der 2ei=
ter oes i'm portsen Sabre einseridte
ten 8riegsprefieomtes Maior 3suse!!.
mpier.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-08

Sn 9ris fanb man I'M
ldnsit unter einem einfa9renben poit=
pagen an ienem s6eiaunssrobr feitge-
tlammert einen italieniihen Wu9ts
metiter, Der auf hteis Meiie bic @re1-
sc pdl1Iert butte, I'M nibt on bic
Gront aeben gu miiifeu. Gr mar por
Grl9opfung bul6 tot uno iteif boz
adlte.
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grfinoer, ben nienano tannte, Der,
nun la9en mir nal, GnrI ganerD
bieb. Ssine Jreunoe nanntsn i'm
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fad Sarfa Der aries bat ben Mnrm
beriihnt asSnneAt. Seine Griinoung
lam at fs6rfsl. Bon StolS scl9pellt,
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bers dFs''Nitzncm bon @toI3 llm=
rahmtem essn aancrp, unb fir Die
2eute, Dit plDblih ollie Isbr intim
NIT ibm tun, tit er nit einem SGlaae
nur mebr 8url gspproen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-08

in Noro @rep bat bon 1867
bis 1895 ni9t lpeniser aIs se.4dl
Rebbii6ner geIdoTen.
Jn 8rieaenlanb gift es Elm
griassetrdnt fir Mbiint6, bas ben
Na'nen Maitica trdst.
8ontantin Der @roBs. bat
auSorldli4 n~seitattet", bur9 3aube,
rel sutes Wetter gu MADDEN.
Don Bad tpurb: beim alapier<
(piel Der tleius Singer unb Ser Dals
men leltea unb nnsern benubt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-08
Gulitiid)c ,tnb unpolitildje
Granddaughter.

Mit Dem 6o1 bon @llfarelt ltto.
Der Git1abme oes gilenbabnfttotett-
punftcs Nlocdti lit l1abe5u Die aor5e
@alfad)ei, sic fleine 1pie Sic grobc,
III bclt geiib ser Iruppelt Ser Ge11-
tralmad)te lll6 i6rer Gerbiinoeten ae-
Der Moridna @oupdrts oieies
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grfolge aber nid,t abegniigen.
gr miro npr0marts porltoBen. llllr
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