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MOTHER TELLS HOW VIhOL
Made Her Delicate Boy Strong

Made Her Delicate Boy Strong
New York City. =" My little boy was
IN very weak, delicate condition as
result of gastritis and the measles and
there seemed no hope of saving his life.
The doctor prescribed cod liver oil but
he could not take it. decided to Try
Vinol : and with splendid results. =
seemed to agree with him so that now he
is strong healthy boy. Mrs. THOMAS
FITZGERALD, 1890 Park Ave. N. Y. City
We guarantee Vinol, our delicious
cod liver and iron tonic, for rundown
conditions. chronic coughs, colds and
bronchitis.
SHAW DRUG COMPANY
Westminster, Nd.
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UNION BRIDGE.

In the past ten days Mrs. John
Bonn. Mrs. Oscar Wolfe, Misses
Emma Perry and Marie Baker, of this
place have been treated in Baltl-
more City Hospital.
John Horning and family have NOV
ed 10 Hagerstown.
Marian Stonesifer has accepted a
position with the lands Tool Com,
nany. Waynesboro, Pa.
John II. Repp and bride. arrived
home on Saturday evening. after
four weeks trip through the West.
Frank J. Shriner has been appoint
I'd postmaster of this city.
4 25o-barrel capacity -four mill Is
10 be erected here, and will be In
operation BY July LIST.
A. T. Wilson. OF the Portland &C.
ment Company. attended the funeral
of his brother. in Pennsylvania. this
week
Mrs. L. + Stauffer and Mrs. Thos
snman. of Baltimore. are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Stouch. phlladel-
phla. Pa
Mrs. John y Weaver attended the
funeral of her niece, in York. Pa.
this week.
Noah Reindollar. OF Bark Hlll. has
purchased the property Of Ezra Ar
bangh. near town.
Walter Long has closed his livery
and sales stable.
Charles Martin has returned from 4
trip 10 Lancaster county, Pa. where
he had gone with a carload of Mary
land horses.
Or. s. H. Greenburg has taken
charge Of the hospital at the cement
plant
The ladies of the Methodist Pro
teatant church held valentine social
IN The church on Monday evening.
Refreshments were served
Mlss LEILA Conway. OF Arlington.
.as the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Wilson. this week.
Paul WhitehIll. shipped to naltl-
more Saturday five bulls The larg-
est one he purchased from William
Gilbert. which weighed 1880 pounds.
George Bowens. colorcd. died In \
Baltimore hospital on Wednesday.
George was we'll known here.
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THE HEIGHTS.

Miss Beatrice Houek, who has been
confined to her bed for several daYs
with a severe cold, is out again.
Mr.. and Mrs A Miles sharrer
visited her parents last Sunday. BoIn
are in excellent health.
ROY. and Mrs. Fields spent asi
Friday afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs
John Houck.
Miss Mollie e. Abbott, of patapseo
spent last Thursday with her sister.
Mrs. J. Il. Evans, carrollton.
Mrs c. X. Chew, of Patapseo, was
a guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Greene, Jr., Forest Glen last
Thursday.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Wesley
Methodist Episcopal Church was en-
tertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
II. Frank Shaffer, last Thursday
Mrs. VIM. Tawney is quite i'll At
this time Mrs. Tawney has been an
invalid for the past ten years, being
confined to her home the greater
part of the time. But through her
affiiction she has been patient and
submissive. She and her devoted
husband have the sympathy of their
many friends.
Mrs. Sue Il. Kellar, who has been
patient at the Woman's Hospital.
Baltimore, for the past ten weeks. Il
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PLEASANT VALLEY.

Sunday school this Sunday At 10
p. m. Divine service at go. AT which
time Rev. J. W. Reineeke viii ad=
dress Camp No. Z, p. o. S. of A Al
members are requested TO be pres
ent. G. Il. Society In the evening.
To the patrons and friends Of
Pleasant Valley school. Prepare
for good time and a rouslng laugh
on February &C. Come to the 2. o
s. of A. Hall at 7.30, take your place
and you will be pleased Your hap
piness Will continue until the curtain
falls for the last time.
Miss Mildred Deyilbiss has return
ed home after spending some time
in Baltimore.
Miss Berhetta Myers spent a few
days with Ber cousin. Miss Margaret
Becker, of Union Mills.
Mrs. Elenora Myers is visiting Mr
and Mrs. Frank Sullivan. In Pixies
vile, Baltimore county
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BERRETT.

Some ground hog weather. Rain.
hall. snow and all kinds OF disagree
able weather.
Miss Bertha Sbipley was taken 10
St. Agnes Hospital. Baltimore, to IN
dergo an operation for appendicitis.
She Ii getting along nicely at this
writing.
Nessrs. Henry and Howard Gar
heart were In Westminster on buEI=
ness last week.
Mr. Byard Dorsey was In Balti-
more on Friday to see his wife, who
il IN St Agnes Hospital for blood
poison. She Is slowly improving.
The Berrett Grange met in the
Hall on Thursday night. There were
several limitations, and some visitors
present. Any one wishing TO Join
vii be welcome at any time.
Never Die Lodge /, o. G.. T. has
extended its red and blue contest until
Easter due to the Illness of the blue
captain. There will be two initia-
lions.
Among those in Baltimore on bust
ness lust week were Howard GarhearI
and reese shipley
Mrs. a geyille Hewitt and Miss
Octave burden we're Sunday guests
Of Mrs. William Garheart.
Mfa. Roland paynter is spending a
few DAYS in Catonsville and Balti=
more al this writing
Mis- Esther Warner, OF Catonsyille.
Il visiting her brother, Mr.. q. {. War
ner.
Mr.. 4. 4. Dorsey near here return
ed home lat week after having spent
several weeks in New Orleans.
Qntt few OF our people went 10
Westminster On Monday TO hear tie
sndlef trial
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kINGSDAI.E.

Mr.. and Mrs. George Grouse enter
tanned recently Mr.. and Mrs. George
Buddy and daughter, Miss Marie.
Mr.. and Mrs Aaron Bankert. Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Harner and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey Tressler.
Mr. Ralph Little. who was spend
Ing several days in Baltimore. re
turned home on Tuesday.
Miss May King is on the sick list
Mr. and Mrs. Joe b. King enter
tanned recently Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
King and daughter, Miss Esther, Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Whereby and son.
Herman, and Mr.. and Mrs. II. 7.
King and daughter. Miss Lavinia.
Mr.. Thomas Hartman has built SCI
eral small buildings at his place.
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RIDGE.


Mr.. Morris Barrick spent last
Thursday IN Frederick.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Late spent
" late. Who Is very Ill.
Mrs. 4. y. stull and daughter.
Miss Ruth. Visited her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. ]. Il. ogle. on Sunday.
Mrs. Anna Whitmore spent Tues
day Nth Mrs. George X. Geiselman.
Mf. Rhenben Nhitmore. OF Lewis
town. Is visiting relatives and friends
here.
Mr.. Charles Barriek. who was
confined ID the house for a few days
with the grip. Is able to be out
again.
Nf. Russell selss. of woodsboro.
visited his uncle. Mr.. W. |. Renner.
and family. on Sunday
Mrs.. Marie Valentine. who had
been On the sick list. Ia able TO be
around again.
Master Franklin CARRIER spent
Saturday and Sunday with his uncle
and ami. mr. and Mrs II. II. Smith.
Of IoYH
Mr William |. Rennen made a
business trip 10 Philadelphia on
Tuesday
Mf and Mrs.. Elmer schildt spent
Monday IN Frederick.
Mr.. William Miller. of Croagers-
town. spent Thursday with his sister
MfH. H0Haa. Smith.
Mf John Keilholts spent Sunday
sith hIs daughter. Mrs. n. u. Ogle
and family. Of Loys.
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= LIKE TO SEE MAN WHO Is
PROUD Of THE PLACE IN WHICH
H LIVES. SAID LINCOLN. and
then added. II like to see a man who
50 li'es TINT the place Will be proud
Of him. Smith & Reifsnider are proud
Of their customers who have cooper
afed With them during the trying
transportation conditions of this vim
ter.
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on fair way to recovery. She expects
to return to her home, The Retreat, y
earrollton, in the very near future.
A valuable colt belonging to Mr..
Joe Iepp had the misfortune of stab
bing itself under the shoulder blade
last week. The wound was several
inches deep.
Mr.. FRANK Stone has returned to
the home of his daughter, Mrs. jacob
Houek, having spent the past week
IN Baltimore. the guest of his son,
BENJAMIN Stone.
The weather has been very cold, the
thermometer registered two above
zero in this locality.
The funeral of Lewis Greene, ST.,
took place from his late residence,
near Tannery. last Tuesday after
noon. Burial was in st. Johns, Leis-
ter's cemetery. Mr.. Green was among
the Oldest men In the county. He
WAS 81 years old last Saturday. His
fayorite hobby was fox hunting, hay-
Ing followed the sport until few
years ago. The following children
survive: Mrs. John Lester, Mrs.
Jacob Matthias, Mrs. Frances Hoff-
man, Messrs. Thomas, Earhart, Lewis,
Jefferson and Robert Greene.
Mr.. Vim. Long, who recently pur-
chased the carrollton Roller Mills,
Is making extensive repairs.
A Washington Birthday Social,
The happy winter time is here,
So join Us now in social cheer.
All evenings fun Is planned for you !:
! welcome warm is waiting, too.
Christian Endeavor,
Bethel Church OF God, Carrollton.
Thursday evening, February "a, 1916,
To be held at the parsonage. II I'M
favorable Will be held first fair even
Ing. All are welcome. Silver col
lection at tie door.
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HACKS SCHOOL HOUSE.

Miss Laura Lennon. who has been
III from typhoid fever for some time,
Is improving slowly.
An egg which measured 619 inches
in length and Sc inches in circum-
ference was laid recently by val
liable hen belonging to Mr. Samuel
II. Mayors.
Mr.. George Bachman and family
most royalty entertained on Tuesday
evening. Misses Naomi Mayors. Irene
Harner. Pauline Study. Viola May
ers, Measrs. Elmer ]. II. Mayors,
Ralph Study. Reilly Messenger, Lloyd
Mayors. Washington Koontz, Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel II. Mayors and Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Wolf.
Those Who we're visiting at the
home of Mr.. Samuel Mayors and
family the last week were: Mr.. Geo.
Bachman. Mr.. and Mrs. David
Crabbs and daughters. Virginia and
Evelyn. Mrs. Elmer ]. II. Mayors, Mr..
and Mrs. Ira StonesIfer. Miss Naomi
Mayors. Messrs. Mervin Harner,
Ralph Study and Lloyd Mayors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wolf. Miss
Irene Harner. and John Wolf spent
Sunday Visiting Mr.. and Mrs. G.
William conenhayer, at Bethel
Mr. and Mrs. {. Wilson Grouse
most pleasantly entertained on Mon
day evening. Mr.. George Bachman
and daughter. Miss Mahala, MIR. and
Mrs. Samuel II. Mayors, Mr. and Mrs,
Elmer ]. Il. Mayors. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Wolf
Mf. and Mrs. Milton Crabbs and
daughter. Grace, spent Sunday even
Ing visiting Mr. David crabbs and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs Edw. Iaughman are
spending the week visiting friends in
and around York.
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Male Help Wanted

WANTED Men accustomed for au-
tomato screw machines. o act rs fore
men and snh-foremen N One. Founder
Gun work Out Of town. stendv posi-
ton. good wages. Address Rox
feb 4-3t ADVOCATE.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-09-22
BERLIN SAYS ALLIES
LOSS IS IMMENSE

Berlin, Sept. 9.-The allies have lost
more than 100000 men in killed.
wounded and missing since the grand
offense against the central powers
opened with a Russian attack three
months ago.
This estimate was made by Ger
man military experts, who said they
thought 1t conservative.
Against these losses the allied ar
mics have only the conquest Of Buko-
wilma and some Galician territory by
the Russians, the capture Of Goritz
by the italians, a shallow thrust into
the German lines on the Somme and
the occupation of mountainous Tran
sylvania by the. Roumanians as posi-
tive military achievements.
The armies Of the central powers,
keeping their lines intact everywhere
under tremendous pressure, at the
same time struck back with success
full blows In the Balkans. ~
The Bulgarians advanced on both
TANKS to positions menacing the a.
lies in Greece German and Bulgar-
ian forces struck asevere blow against
the Roumanians BY occupying Tutra-
kan fortress, one Of the bridgehead
positions defending Bucharest
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-09-22
Real Estate Transfers.

The following transfers of real estate
have been filed with the County
Recorder
G. G. jain to Frank ]. Long, n ! sw
I, 34-10O-14, 81.
Nellie A. Maxwell to j. H. Luers ct
al, lot IL and n lot 10 blk. 8 Gillette's
Add. to Cresco, 81.
Nellie A. Maxwell to j. H. Luers ct
al, lot 10 blk. 81, Baldwin's Add. Cres-
co, 81.
Robert Rakow to John ]. Albers, n I
lot of n ] sw / NV /, 26-99-1l, s., 600.
w. F. Carter to Charles Morey, lot 2
on ] Sc /, 10-l0O-ls Is of ry.), 81.
]. D. Hayes to Lavina E. Hayes, lots
Is and 16 blk. Is, Baldwin's Add. Cres-
co, 81.
Martin T. Hildahl to Hannah Wilkins,
s 100 #. of 200 #. lot 30 irreg. surv.
NV /, 26-99-11, 81.
Anna E. Newell to H. H. Beers ct al,
NV /, l7-l00-14, $1,000.
H. E. Black to H. v. Scarborough,
undiv. ! of ne / and e ] ] Sc /,
l3-10O-14, $1,000.
H. F. Schneider to c. ]. Carmen ct
al, lots 6, Z and blk. 19, Elma, So, 900.
E. D. McWilliams to German Savings
Bank %. c. d. undiv. 3-5 int. in n "a
#. lot IL blk. 2, Chester, $40.
E. d. McWilliams to v. j. McWilliams
q. C. d. undiv. 2-5 int. in n 81 #.
lot IL blk. 2, Chester. $3.50.
c. T. McWilliams to E. D. McWilliams
g. C. d. n "a #. lot IL blk. 2, Ches-
tier, 81.
Lee w. Elwood (Referee) to James
Clark, lot IA on ne !, 12-97-14, ST.
600.
Mabel A. Plummer to Independent
School District, Chester, lots /, 2, 8 blk.
/, Riverside Add. Chester, $3.50.
Franklin C. Plat to E. A. NARROW, 8
!, 23-1OO-14, $27. 500.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-09-22
OBITUARY.
HAYES.

Lovina Elizabeth Malone was born
May 10, 1843 in the state of Illinois, and
departed this life at her home in Cresco
Sept. 20, 1916. While yet babe she
removed to Dane Co., Wis, and from
here, at the age of seven years, she
came with the family of an uncle, with
whom she made her home after losing
both her parents, to Howard Co. Iowa.
This uncle, George Harlow, was one Of
the pioneer settlers of New Oregon
Twp, settling upon the farm which was
the Hayes family home for years, and
which is now occupied by the son, Jesse
Hayes. This place was the home of
the family, with the exception of about
three years spent in California, until
their removal to their present home in
Cresco. about twenty years ago.
Ton March 18, 1868, she was united in
marriage to Jacob D. Hayes, who pre-
ceeded her to the better home a little
over three weeks ago. OF the six chill
dren born to this union, one died in in
fancy; the others, Mrs. Cora Mason and
Mrs. Nora Bell of.Ord, Neb., Addie and
Jess Hayes, of Crescc, and Mrs. Mar
garet Friend of Bonair, who with one
sister, Mrs. L. E. Garrett of California,
are left to mourn the loss of q devoted
mother and sister.
Mrs. Hayes united with the Method
ist faith at New Oregan several years
ago. and has since been consistent
member of that church, living her re-
ligon in her daily life, her example ever
being an influence for the good to her
associates, a truly christian character.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-09-22

What is the best preparedness against
sickness and disease? A thoro cleans
ing, purifying herb laxative taken oc-
casionally, say once week, is the SAT-
est, surest way to health and happi-
ness. HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
will prepare the way" For sale by
Fred Lowry.
Mr.. Hughes recently condensed his
platform into fifty some odd words,
according to the daily papers, and it
was no great feat at that. We believe
that we could go him considerably
better and condense it into two letters,
of the alphabet, the second and the
nineteenth. -Grygla Eagle.
Mrs. Roy Noblett and little daugh-
ter, Ruth, Of Madrid, a., returned
Thursday to their home, after visit
with her mother, Mrs. A. L. Went
worth, and other relatives in this vicin-
ity. Mrs. Noblett came to be in attend
ance at a family reunion which was held
at her mothers home on Monday, Sept.
18th.
September Morn" pleased a big
audience at the Opera House Monday
night, every seat being sold and about
Is chairs were placed in the hall for
late corners. William Moore, the lead
ing comedian was the hit of the whole
show, and while the singing was some
what ordinary, the vim and dash of the
chorus and the extra good dancing
numbers made show that was pleas
ing to all.
John Dickson aged GO, who for the
past ten months has made his home
with his son, ]. E. Dickson, died Sat
urday morning and was taken to Ana
moso for burial, his son ]. E. Dickson
and wife accompanying the remains.
The funeral was held Monday morning.
Mr.. Dickson was sufferer from creep.
ing paralysis and had been ill for some
time. He leaves surviving him his
widow, three sons and daughter.
The Census of Iowa, 1915, published
by the State is now ready for distribu
ton. Aside from the tables of popula
ton giving all facts as to education
sex, age, nativity, occupation, ETC., b,
counties and precincts. There is vas
amount of valuable statistical inform
alton about Iowa people, and low
industry and prosperity, and everything
that pertains to the material welfar
of the people. Copies of the book ma.
: be had free on application to OR.
WILLIAMS, State Document Depart
. ment, Des Moines.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-09-22
Local Notes.

Miss Gail CRUDE left Friday for Cra-
yer, S. D., where she will visit rela-
tives. stopping at Owatonna and St.
Paul, enroute for a visit with friends.
She will be accompanied home by her
grandmother, Mrs. Thurlow.
Mrs. Maggie DeNoyelles and little
daughter, Henrietta, came Wednesday
from Lisbon, N. D., called here by the
death of the formers mother, Mrs.
Anna Zahasky, who passed away Non
day at her home in Protivin.
Mrs. j. C. Mullenbach returned
Thursday to her home at Adams, having
been here with Miss Cora Mullenbach
who underwent an operation at Mercy
Hospital, Wednesday morning, from
which she is recovering nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Brown Of Sioux
City with their daughter and her hus-
band from the East, are occupying the
w. C. Brown home at Lime Springs for
q short time. Mr.. Brown was a Cresco
visitor the first of the week.
DR.. and Mrs. Geo. Plummer and
daughter Maize with their guests Mr..
and Mrs. C. T. McWilliams and son
Paul of Chester, autoed to McGregor
Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. McWilliams and
son returned to their home Monday.
For SALE Aberdeen Angus Bulls,
one and two years old. Will also sell
my Herd Bull No. 16OO25. These are
the low down blockey kind.
3tf ]. A. BEAUMAsTER,
Alta Vista Phone Rt. 8, Elma, la.
Mrs. P. L. Gordanier, returned to.her
home at Ridgeway Monday, having
been with her granddaughter, Neva
Werhan, who underwent minor oper-
alton at Mercy hospital Monday morn
ing from which she is recovering nicely.
j. J. Sawvell, of Galesburg. Ia, who
has been looking after his farming in
terests near Schley, returned home the
latter part af last week. Mr.. Sawvell
expects to make some extensive i'm
provements on his farm in the spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Davis and SOL
Earl leave tomorrow for Calmar, where
they will meet Mrs. Davis brother, H
F. Knox and wife, of Prairie du CHER
Wis. The party will then proceed b!
auto to Houston, MIMI, for visit will
relatives there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kochendorfe
and daughter Lorraine and Miss Hid
Kochendorfer of Chicago, Mrs. Mimi
Klatt and son Rudolph, Of New Hamp
ton who have been guests at the OFT
Haus home returned Friday to thei
respective homes.
Mrs. B. P. Norton was hostess n
Wednesday and Thursday afternoons Q
last week at lunc,ieons given compl
mentary to her sisters the Misses Id
and Julia johnson, of Pasadena, Cal
who will return soon to their wester
home. About fifty ladies were eatel
tanned.
S. A. Converse left Saturday nigt
fc- Reading, Penn, where he will a
& tend the National Mutual Insurane
Convention in session there. He plar
to also visit nephew Merrill Blacl
burn at Washington, D. c., and ST
ter at Oxford, Mass, whom he has n.
seen in 20 years.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-09-22

Special Price On Syrup.
Lily White Syrup, 10 Id. pail so cts.
Sweet Heart Syrup, 10 ID. pail 45 cts
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-09-22
Taken Up

Two red cows taken up at my place.
Owner will please call, prove property
and pay charges.
5-t3 FRANK Howell, Elma, Ia.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-02


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The Detroit times., 1916-02-02
WHEN WILL
WAR END?
tContiuued FROM pna~ One,

amoun, oi di1rrau. .Hat 'H. "..I
direcJin- the cUuIu l raaa-
be- uulu German H realized
there 's -om,Hu U.I auH|a ..
sides materials t.f Ut
Cod iu Israel mo # W-.I au.
roJ make right thn peace 90. Eara.
should MOI br declared uuu u
term
The German .u n' un.r ..#
obedierce ha produced '.T.
Iul order aud o.oaDu. ag. aH
produce eca.u-. sHa es after
all directs the world u.
ward rclcass those nee rwe a
life that move M Do forward JH..
does NOT mOle ucu forward Ta...-
merely keep eu i'm q -fuos ia#
pnt provide fr ,Hr.uy, bu rr.
for forward ewing changes. HuH
uniI the ever He daFI hI au
knocked oBt of order and 0b.gaH..
and more dpm0.f tic system a-
tabished sy tenn thar HH gN.
men elbow room Tor growth and .ar
those sudden expansions u' men n.
genius that move the world t1rV Id
!. for one hope for no peace ua
when that is done when damoaau
shall triumph do moi care hUn
much territory Germany ha. OF how
The Detroit times., 1916-02-02
London Praises
German Daring
~ TNITED PPT--

nyDoN yab q-Ars,.s .s
rees gf tso ypDsrq.s rsma-,asra
...ura The london neurrapcrs ,a.
a.. l.grc.-ed frank admiration for
.-u daring eyploft Of tho German
sailor I-ls their yeet lUse tta
....s Of rho German crew of tf.
.m...r Fmdar
Gwen Iu he realms os fiction
r.arp are rrt moro surprising
The Detroit times., 1916-02-02

Ams-fga .Hurot be an ostrich W ma
It- HrHt Iu Tho s8ud De- said
THr president declared De- hoped 4
tnis var Uad mo- other result DC would
create an international tribunal tu
settle ufafIuUs which cause war TIE
GreIHrr., fHtf Hr bad found THE pto-
pI, at the middle west for p'rparfd.
SOMEONE nho docs NOT know our
follow rrfI"ru. t. W.l| as h. uu- Hf
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