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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-04-07

Mrs. ]. C. Braden entertained the
Entire Nous club on Wednesday after
noon. Out-of-club guests were Mrs. E.
H. Gerecke and Miss Cecil Lewis of
Pueblo.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-04-07

Mr. and Mrs. j. P. S. Goblin enter
tained the members of the Rebekah
Social club last evening. Dancing and
games furnished the amusement, after
which tasty luncheon was served.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-04-07

The marriage of Miss Loyt Baldwin
and C. l.. Usrey on Tuesday was the
elimination of four years romance.
The young couple were married in La
Junta and after honeymoon at Boul-
der will return to make their home
here. The bride is the daughter of
Mrs. Ella Baldwin and-as well as the
happy groom-has host of friends in
our city, with whom The Enterprise
joins in extending congratulations.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-04-07

The X. |. Club has had two functions
since our last publication: The. first was
''line party at the Grand on Friday
night, complimentary to Miss Bertha
Taub of Denver, who spent last week
with her sister, and Miss Cressy, home
from Trinidad on her spring vacation.
The other was very pleasant meeting
on Tuesday evening with Miss Eldredge
in the Goblin rooms.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-04-07
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I'm THEE
SOCIAL WORLD

The appreciation of Rocky Ford for
one of its own citizens-Leroy B. Elser
was splendidly shown last Monday
evening at the Methodist church, where
an audience gathered that filled every
seat in the auditorium and Sunday
school room to acknowledge to him its
gratitude. Every number an the pro-
gram was splendidly rendered, but the
chief interest was in the numbers sung
by Mr.. Elser. Altho suffering from
cold he sang with the same charm that
has won for him an enviable place in
the music world of our community.
At the close of the program the men,
bers of the Music club met at the G. P.
Randall home to pay their adieus to Mr..
Elser, when handsome gold watch
fob was presented to him by the presi-
dent, Mrs. VanBuskirk.
The departure of Mr.. Elser for Min
neapolis is regretted by all. No one
has contributed more to the music life
of this community than he. No one
has given his services more freely and
generously than he. 1t is seldom that
a community has such man and his
place will be hard to fill. Minneapolis
has gained splendid musician and a
man of fine character. Rocky Ford
wishes him the greatest success.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-04-07

ent, amongst them being Miss Amo
Woodard, our popular Western Union
operator.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-19

women. The number of men teachers
has increased very slightly since
1900; the number Of women teachers
has almost doubled. In public ele-
mentary schools the number of men
teachers has decreased 20 per cent
since 1900, while the number Of
women teachers has increased per
cent. In 1900 teaching positions in
public high schools were evenly d.
vided between men and women. At
the present time women outnumber
the men by 5000. The average an
nual salary OF all teachers is $525.
The figure is highest in the East
and North Atlantic states. with $699
and $6s6, respectively. and lowest in
the South Atlantic states ($329.
It varies from 1924 in Mississippi to
1871 in California, and s941 in New
York.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-19
EDUCATION IN 1916

There were 23,500.00O persons at
tending schools OF some kind in the
United States in 1916. according to
estimates Of the United States Bureau
Of Education. This means" declar-
es the annual report Of the commits
sioner, that approximately "a per
cent OF the inhabitants of the United
States are attending school, as COM
pared with 19 per cent in Great
Britain, II per cent in France, 20
per cent in Germany, and a little
over 4 per cent in Russia" The
Bureau points out, however, that the
result is much less favorable to the
United States II daily attendance,
rather than enrolment, is taken as
the basis for comparison, since some
of the other nations have better at
tendance and a longer school term
than the United States.
The number OF pupils In public
kindergarten and elementary schools
rose from 5000, 900 in 1910 to ~
935, 900 in 1914 an increase OF more
than million in four years. ii the
same period the number OF public
high school students increased from
$4,000 to 1,219,OO0; and for 1915
the corresponding figure was 1929
000 AS the result Of this increase Of
10000 in public high school student
the total number OF students in the
$4,000 high schools Of all kinds in
creased to a million and a half. Oh
the 1854 public schools reported
S,440 had full four-year courses. Ap-
proximately 90 per cent OF all public
high school students are in four-year
high schools.
The report analyses the number Of
teachers in the United States, show
ing that OF the 100000 teachers
10000 we're men and $4,000
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-19
THE HABIT OF PROGRESS

The Grants Pass district has be-
come fired with the spirit OF progress
and it will continue to forge ahead,
Before another year has completed
Its cycle. the railroad viii have been
built to the mining district at TAX
lima. and with it there will be a
wonderful advancement in mining
and numbering. The building of the
railroad win employ a great rany
men during the season and will
create a payroll that will make Its
influence felt in all lines of business
activity. When the Twohys took
over the railroad from the city the
time limit for its completion was set
sufficiently far ahead that the neces-
sary business details could be ar
ranged without embarrassment, and
the Twohys have met and exceeded
every obligation thus far. There is
no doubt about the outcome; the rails
VIII be over Hays hill and the cars
loading ore at the mines well ahead
Of the expiration Of the time limit.
The irrigation project ON the south
side Of the river will also call for
great deal Of work during the sea-
son. and will give employment to
many men. But besides the work Of
construction of the canal itself. there
will b. the other work that must fol-
low, the clearing Of lands and the
preparing Of the soil for crop and
for irrigation.
There is plenty of work cut out for
the district during the next year.
Progress. like a SNOWFALL. increases
as you push it along. SO keep on
pushing.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-19
DEFENDANTS WIN IN
13-YEAR OLD CASE

Portland, Dec. lV.--After 13 years
litigation. the suit OF the British and
Foreign Marine Insurance company
against the Pacific Asiatic Steamship
company, for recovery OF insurance
money was decided In favor OF the
defendants by Federal Judge Wolver-
ton today. In addition to refusing
the British corporations plea Judge
Wolverton ordered 1t to pay $1,225.
to the shipping company as damages
for lost freight.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-19
PORTLAND HOUSEWIVES
STILL AFTER THE II. &, OF H.

Portland. Dee, 10 Meeting here
tonight. the Portland Housewives
league. which shattered the high
price OF eegs In three days. will hear
reports OF committees on cold stor-
age plants and cheaper buying,
The prices charged by markets and
groceries for the same articles viii
be compared. Much time Is to he
devoted TO studying menus on which
the SIS a week man can feed his
family within his income,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-19
"HOsED" CONvICTs ATTEMPT
TO ESCAPE FROM SALEM PEN

Salem. Dec. l9.--Close guard was
kept today on James Curtis and Jeff
Baldwin, state prison convicts. fol-
lowing their attempt to escape by
tunneiing through brick, wall into
the library. Curtis and Baldwin are
men who were ''hosed" under Ward
en- Minto's regime, the "hosing" re-
sulting In Minto's resignation.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-19
WORK ON IRRIGATION
PROJECTS TO BE RESI- MED

Washington, Dec. 19.--Institution
OF new reclamation projects In the
west, practically suspended for years,
was promised today when the reclaim
alton service announced It would sub
NIT estimates to congress for three
new projects--the Malheur and
Owyhee projects in Oregon, and King
Hill projects in Idaho.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-19
GAR SHORTAGE KEEPS
WILLAMETTE SPUDS AT HOME

Portland, Dec. 1.-Two thousand
carloads of potatoes are lying in the
Willamette valley today, with no
freight cars to haul them to the con
sumers. About one thousand car
loads have been shipped, This sea
sons crop Is unusually large, but the
car famine Is seriously hlndering It's
distribution.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-19
EXPLOSION KILLS TWO IN
INDIANA COAL NINE

Vincennes. Ind, Dec. 19.--Two
men were killed and a dozen others
severely burned in an explosion which
wrecked the oliphant-Johnson coal
mine. seven miles north OF this city.
late this afternoon.
Three hundred men were In the
mine at the time OF the explosion.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-19
RENO DEGREES NOT GOOD
FOR ALIMONY IN CALIFORNIA

San Francisco, Dec. 19.---California
Divorces who journey to Reno to
get decree and incidentally all
mony. should not return TO this state
II there Is any danger of friend form
er-husband objectlng to paying the
alimony-because ne does not have
to.
In a decision handed down by Su-
perlor Judge George II. Crothers
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-19
ENGLAND TO GUARANTEE
FIXED PRICE FOR WHEAT

London, Dec. 19.-Announcement
of the new board OF agriculture's In
tention to guarantee a fixed price for
wheat was made in the house Of COM
mons this afternoon.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-19
GERMAN LOSSES ALONG
THE sONfsiE 600, 900 MEN

London, Dec. 19.-German losses
along the Somme have totalled 690,-
900 men, according to French esti-
mates. announced in the house OF
commons this afternoon by Chancel-
lor OF the Exchequer Bonar-Law.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-19

here. Mrs LILLIAN Hamlin was denied
petition to recover $3.50, Her
divorce was granted In Seattle and
the cour, held that alimony can not
be collected In California on such q
decree.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-19
Best OF References.

THE cook Is leaving today and wants
me to give her recommendation. but
l don't know what to say"
You might sa. rhc Is n good worker
"A good worker. She's anything but
that
"Oh, don't know. She hns worked
w for $50 n month and her bonrd,
hasn't sber--New York Times
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-19
GUARDsMEN ENLIST
IN REGULAR ARMY

McCallan. Texas. Dec. g. Not all
the national guardsmen on the border
are anxious To go home" Regulars
in Llano Grandc are reported to he
recruiting heavily from the ranks OF
the Indiana and other militia con-
tlgents ordered home from that
place.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-19
RUSSIA NOT TO ENTER
PEACE NEGOTIATIONS

Petrograd. Dec. i9.--The council
OF the empire today declared In favor
OF categorical refusal Of the allies
to enter peace negotiations with Ger.
many.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-19
CuNARD LINER FlOATED
AFTER HAVING GROUNDED

London, Dec. ie,-Thc cunard
liner Pannonia was safely floated to-
day after grounding In the fog. She
was apparently uninjured.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-19
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OREGON WEATHER

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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-19

wear Ever Preserving Kettle
Wear Ever Waffle Iron
Wear Ever Griddlc
Wear Ever Bcrlin Kettles
Wear Ever Cake Pans
Wear Ever Roasters
IN COMMUNITY SILVER
tThe kind with 30 year guarantee)
Knives and Forks
Table Spoons
Tea Spoons
Dessert Spoons
Soup Spoons
Berry Spoon
Pickle Fork
Cold Meat Fork
Salad Fork
Oyster Fork
Cream Laslle
Soup Ladlc
Sugar Shell
Sugar Tongs
Butter Sprea.Ier
Pie Server
;" "'n" "tasS
tAt prices you can anori)
FERN Dish
Hanging Haskell
Flower Haskell
Gut Flower Dish
casserole
nnu p.rupp
~
nesL CIock
Camp Axe
Rife
Shot Gun
Watch
Pocket Knife
Bari,er's Scissors
Hair Clipper
Razor Homo
Carving Set
JIM. Fire Extinguishcr
Alarm Clock
Andirons
Keen Kutter Hand Saw
Keen Kutter Hand Axe
Keen Kutter Brace
Keen Kutter BITS
Keen Kutter Square
Keen Kutter Claw Hammer
' ""o ~
-
r"" "o"
Air ihfie
hoy scout Axe
hoy scout hnife
Pocket compass
Magnet
Set OF Carpenter Tools and Chest
ColinpsibIe Cup
set OF strnctor CMechanical TbO
Express Wagon
ys.s''ssa' y,.s "s,s
, ,u .
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-19
Practical
Suggestions
Rogue River Hdw.

Nus eHS sSs "ssu luNScrNc ~ anu tc'
Il guide you In your shipping
FOR MOTHER
Thor Electric Washer
Thor Electric Cleaner
Hot Point Electric Iron
Hot Point Electric pcrrolator
Hot Point HI Grillo
Embroidery Scissors
hutton Hole Scissors
Keen katter shears
Universal Pcrcolator
Universal BREAD Mixer
Food Chopper
Savory Roaster
Reed En- Roaster
Serving Trays
South bend Malleable Range
Chatting Dish
Chatting Dish Fork
Rayo Lamp
O'Ceslar Mop
OH Heater
IN ALUMINIUM WARE
trhc kind that Wears Eyer.)
Wear Ever Double Boiler
Wear Ever Sancc Pan
Wear Ever Preserving Kettle
Wear Ever Waffle Iron
Wear Ever Griddlc
Wear Ever Bcriin Kettles
Wear Ever Cake Pans
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-27
scldaoistc grHdc.

Mitglieoar oeS 3abel1port s[rto=
mobile Gllr6s nlad]ten geltern ber
Gprld)lag, 0ie Dor mcbrcren 1agel1
6eld)a0igtc 8riide an Der graop
Strabe Rpoo iiber Sen 1lid Greet
Onrdf cine permaltente 8riicfe an er=
lcbcll. Sic @riirfe ml1roe bel6aoigt,
oils Der Iuf Greaf Dor mebrercn Sa=
GEN aus bc1 ltfern trat lll1o Sic gar5e
9tad}farldlalt iiberl% dlpenlrltc, lobaE
fuIt ichcr Gerfebr mebrere Gage I'M
tcrbrodlen NOR. gs mltrDe sic Mlt=
iidt allsgciprodelr, 0ie bcidGoigte
griicfe l1a6 eil1em n1oerell Sbcilc
pes eo1mtps SIT ldaffcl1 ltno cine
grilcfe aus getOn all ballell. Sic
sltpcrpi lorenbe10roe bat ltd gleidN
fais ldjoll NIT Oieier M11gelegenbeit
~be1d)aIti9t ltllb Deripro6el1, cine per
nlancnte @riide i'm Sabre 1917 5a
hultcll, fails Sic sur Gerfiiglr1g ltc=
Iell0en Mlittel allsreid)e11.
Sic 8riicfc OH Scr @rabD gtrabe
Goao mllrbe geitern BON Sen gllper=
piiprcn Gcrb ultO @ilion bonn grii=
ctcllfolnitc Ser geboroe nl1o sS1qe=
llicllr Nallop belidtigt. Germane1te
%9teporatllrcn Scr griicfe mcrocn crit
I'M 6rilblaDr aussefiibrt maroen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-27

|Ser Nad)laiienidaft Don Mattie 8.
Sries, bat ol1rb @tipalt S. 81. &an=
lep Sen S6ll1Bberidt %binterleget
%lalieu.
.. $. Mc&ee, George $. @opntoll
un0 q. S. Gutter, Die in elmer bon
IS. 6. @ipuell gegen Die Wllscuti1e
gtorth lln0 Spntb Gailmap COMPANY
lt1o MnOerem angeitrengtelt &lage als
9eflagte genanrtt murOeh, babe11
Ollrh Die Mn1palte 2a1te lnn0 8ater=
man eil1en Mntrag allf gellal1ere slll=
gaben ltellen laiie1.
Ser 5blnBberidt Ser German
Grnlt GompanD,@ orml11to BON 4ntotl
S. &artioof, lit bllrdy sic 4ntpalte
@elmitf nnb gpuoinpt binterlegt rnb
g~l,tgebeiBen poroen.
Garl Globe bat bl,nd) Mnipali
S Iaac 4etersberger cine 6orOerllng
gum 8etrage bon $140.92 gege11
GDarles glDorf I'm @eridt al1b4ngia
gen1adt.
G1l1 3abllt1tgs1trtbe1l 5llM getrn=
&c bon $t4O.49 5m @l1nlten bon 6.
S. 8iager, &lager it ei1enr Sail ge-
gen S. s. Wiirtor, aprroe borgeltern
%binterlegt. Nntpqlt 0es &lagers mon
s. 81. 9anleD.
Charles &aines, &l1ger in einen1
6aa gegem Traaf q. McDermott, fat
0ltrb Mamalt S. q. &anlep ei1t Sc.
llld} nm genaltere Mngaben Der @e=
geaflagei6rift oes 9eflagten itellen
laiien.
Gin 3ablnngsa1rtbeil Sum @etrage
BON $161.04 5lt @llriten BON Slibe
Sabine, &ldgeri11 in ciltem SAT- ge.
gen Samuel @reaoal u. g., lit Tim.
terlegt morben. Mnapalt mar S. 81
@anlen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-27
2cmtidjcs s6catcr.

Seute lit Ser Geburtstag bes oeltt=
|id)en &aiiers. @a,15 GelltiNlano
|blidt OIL oieicm Cage SIT oieiem Mun-
ne enl4,or, ser es perItanben fat, lid)
bic CUNT ltno sic &er5el1 aller ieilter
giirger 81 eraperbell. Nidt init lal1=
tenn Sltbel lpa bieier Gag gefeiert
meroen, 6as lit Ser Musiprlld) oes
&aiiers ielbit, ou5l1 hit Die berttge
|3eit nidt a11gebradt, belrn mitten I'M
idpperen Sample iteben uniere 8rii-
Der ienieits 0es S5eans lln6 mir alle
|bafelt MIR ben eincn @atn1d: M0ge
Der 0er1tid)e @eiit Sen Sieg 1lnierell
|6a6l1elr ait6 fer1erbin berleiben.
Mad Die 2eitlntg lnlleres Oelitidet,
|I6eaters mill oielen Gebl1rtstag l1id)t
ipurlos poriibergeben laiien, 10 bat
man oclln fir Den ndd)lten Sonntag,
Den 80. Sa,1ltar, I'M @ran0 9perl1=
bams cine Selt@ orlteul,ng a1geiebt.
|Sebr reidbalttg lit oas 8rogrmn7
at. 0ieiem Mbello. s3nildditt cine
Sssllbel=S atpertiire, geipielt po1 Ser
Gbeaterfapele mtlter @errn 8rof.
Stto's 2eitulN. Sieranf Mltfnarld
Der Gewebri eftiot oes 0entidet &rie=
gerblnoes. 6elt-ar6log, DerfaBt
lt1b gelprodJaa BON Salnes @riifner.
Ian5reigelt Der EurnflaiIem ser 9ab.
Snrngelneilr0e inter 2eitlurg bes
Serrn Sltrnlcbrers Sdnriot. Die
gii6re miro fiir Oicie 5eier galt5 be=
loal0ers geldmiidt iein.
Sieraltf eriolgt sic Iuffiibr,1na
oes ~rei5enoen 2llItipiels u9ie &od)=
%5eitsreiie" inter Der Spielleitung
|Des &errn @illp Miiblban. @s iii
Dies eiltes Der beiten 2llltipiele unle=
rer Selltlden @iib1te, bei Bent iidJ
red)t picl @e~legenbeit gum 2aden
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-27
N,ts 6ent GcridJt.

Midter 9onegan bat sen 5GlnB=
beridt bon 81. S. Scott, Gorlnl1no
bon Caleb Drafe, gltgebeiBen. Ger
gerid)t lpar0e bon oer1 g(nipaltell
5icfe nlro iside binterlegt.
Gidter Ionegan bat Elm Iefret 81
Gltnltcu non Mnlla @iiltenferg, Sid
germ III eirent Sail gegen Mon1al1
nllo Ioia 81. Mei1lbarot nntcr5eid).
net. Nnmalt Der &ldgerin NOR SSH.
liam Soerih ullo Der @aflagten Sen.
~ $. Sebens.
Ser SGlllB6eridt BON Mi11tie 6
6olsnla1, Gormiinoerin bon @prtl(
mnO Srpille Scotsman, lit 0urdb oil
Mn1pGltc 1bllcllen lrllO S6orcD FIN
terlegt ullo bonn @eridJt gutgcDciBe1
morOen.
! s. g. Iries, Observation-Disclosures
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-27
5tabt nnb County.
9unuerstas, oen q. Sannar.
&leine Stabt=N cnigieiteu.

@ci @l1iten, Grf6ltunac1 uifp.
llnier @rtlttbce, 8rlllipaitiacn nlo
&ultenbulian1. Hiepe's Ipotbefe..
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-27
Cur letter @M1e.
6ran M0e I bei6 9 rM

6ran M0elbei0 9rns.
l1lrter %aablreider @etbeiligltng fat
am 9ienstag M}orgef Inn adt l1br
Die @%serbigung bon 6ralt @belbeiO
fSrus bonn 1%rallerbal1ie, cine Meilc
noroDitli6 bon @alcott NIT einenl
Irauergottesoienit I'M 5ebn llbr III
Der ct. Soiepb's &ird)e auf Dem 500
lp JamilD 6rieOgof itattgefun0en.
NTarrer Mntbonp Sboeniugb 5ele=
brirte Die Sootenmeiie. Sic 5ablreit
d)elt Mllmenltiiefe legten 3ellgniB
bon Der 8eliebtbeit ser gerlter6el1e,1
ab. Sargtrager lparcn sic @erre1
SenrD nulo @iQiam 8odborit,
2olis aof n1lo I6eooore, @enrp ullO
Soiepb 8rlls.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-27
@altc @cllc i'm gmsns!

Cine falte @elle miro bier am
Ireitag Moraen e~intreffen. Mab Ben
geridten oes bieIigen @efteramtes
|lollte lie ld)o1 gcllcr1 Msrgen int Ia=
heltport iein,, aber lie BOT iidb Dalt "a
|biiiel" neripdtet.
Gle gentperatltr I'M 1Itlidelr lln0
5cl1tralen Soma miro I'M 40 bis so
'@rao nieoriger iein oils am f)euti-
gen Ia9e ll1o inn meltlid)en Soma
Inn 30 bis 40 @ra0.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-27
.etet. gs lei al, oieler SteIlp nnf

6ietet. IS lei an oieIer steGe nodj=
ntals oarouf b~ingepieie EN-, Oab ole
Mtitglieocr bes 3clltid)en @alnpfae=
no lellpereins bon 1S7O-71 1tno 6es
1elltlden ariegerpereins reien
y intritt baben. Soften mir, oab
lie lid} 5ablrei6 einfinoel,, INN oen
I8ebl1rtstag oes cfetnaliaen 9berIten
&~riegsferrn feltlih gu begeben.
Ger gorberfallf Ser reierbirtelt
Site besin1t bellte III Sanien's 1rltg
Store.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-27

ielt luulltll, DOB tUllClt uuS 0lllt Ylp-
ben SbciIe g%elltlgen lit. SdrcIber
oieier 3eilcn bat idpn Dor Sabrel
Sllriif NIT aloercll oclltld1an1erifani-
iden %sollrnaliltcn fir sic Ginridl-
3tltlg eines nllabbongigen nclttldlcu
Observation-Disclosures scpirft; icood,
leioer pcrgeblidl. Ser ManAcl cilcs
loldoet Observation-Disclosures hat oen1
oelltiden Gplfe piele Millione1 gcfo-
ltet llno ibn1 groBcn Shaocn 5ltgc-
fiiai.
IS aibt oc,te, Sic fcillen argll-
mcntcn ~Sllaan9Iidl limo llo Die Del
eincr porgciablc1 Meirnllg per6lei-
ben. @ir meil1en ~oicicnigcn 9ellte,
Oic lid meOer ollrdy @ort nod Sdlrift
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Ser 3elltrallmadte, ser Siirfei rnN
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men, Scnat mas man lpilllldt, 0as
glallbt man germ. Gin @eilth Der
oeutiden &ricgs6ilocr i'm Sltrtis
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it'd sltlamnleabreden lallell oenll
Die &alllcra liigt nidlt ser miro
unO n1llb geglal6t meroen.
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benten @il6ur $. T%llrborongb, mel
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bender &ritifer uulo 3eitltngsle1te Die
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ariesSbilocr, lueld)e. sur Bet in If
geno elmer Staot in Sen @~ereinigtell
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ten cine Hei1e lobeltber gelpredburl=
gen ii6er Die giloer bringelt, beidrall=
fen inns aber oarauL mas &ollege
Sollls Nbllllp 9solf IN leil1cr s3sltlt1lg
Peoria Come" bariiber SIT lagen
fat. Gle giloer mllroen in lester
@odlc I'M Waieltic Ibeater iii $500
ria ge5eigt. &ollege @plf idreibt:
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-27
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