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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1916-02-03
Local Pickups
n At Home and From Over the Parish

Court will convene here next week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. G. C. Smith of
White Apple, Miss, last Saturday,
Hail. We have reference to Mr.. Clifford
Isnith, brother of Assessor L. G. Smith
athis place.
Another cold snap was ushered in
ngaday. The temperature has contin-
|ay lowered around the freezing point
nithe weather has been cold and windy,
na some rainfall.
Of the 1911 subscribers whose names
10 dropped from the Banners mail
list month ago eighty have since
ia up in full. OF this number all are
N getting the Banner except three,
hdid not renew.
hisi6 is leap year it has 366 days.
Hheyear came in on Saturday it has
g-three Sundays as well as fifty three
Eardays. There are five Sundays in
eaary, April, July, October and De-
nber. During the year the moon gets
Twelve times, but we beg of you not
Hy TO equal that record.
Kansas City firm has secured an
ZION on and will no doubt purchase the
ahetto plantation, located three miles
nh Of this place. It contains 1895
ms, lying in both the hills and river
toms, and is owned by Mr.. w. B.
aboarn of Willow Chute and Messrs.
.. Tgner and J. D. Grosbeck OF
nveport, who comprise the Palmetto
hitting Company.
reader reports that Mrs. Maggie
hssell) Bass, aged about forty years,
wife Of Mr.. H. w. Bass, of Ivan,
January Oath from an attack of la
qR. Aside from the widower, she is
Flved by six children-Mr. Russell
Of Shreveport; Mrs. R. James, OF
sfado Springs, COL, and Madge,
Ra, Sadie Lee, and J. B., who are
niger, and are still at their fathers
Y. Mrs. Bass was an excellent
atian character, kindly and gener-
aelghbor, stauch friend, and a
% wife and mother. Her death is
aay deplored wherever she was known
nterment was in Cottage Grove
ery the following day, all members
y family and big circle of sorrow.
hends being present.
NJ. B. Oneal, aged about sixty five
y and one of the leading merchants
assler City, died at his home in tina
Monday, death being due to al
Y Of pneumonia. The intermen
place to-day in the family buria
Bellevue Cemetery, the postpone
icing oceasioned because of wait
a one of his daughters to CONF
saew York. Mr.. Oneal was a nativ,
Wy parish, but was born in territor,
! portion OF Webster Parish. Dur
: a'o ne was elected Sheriff for Bos
ransh and served one two-yea
ne succeeded Mr.. B. F. Oneal
: = Himself succeeded by Maj. R. E
Q - .ne flrst Democratic Sheriff fol
!, the Reconstruction period. MI
~ survived by his widow and sew
Z Nii'cr has been too busy sine
I sae last week to closely revise tn
: ~ mailing list, as is always don
d y o each month. However, tina
~ De looked after Saturday, an
:. s'e sSenty-odd subscribers on tn
se subscriptions are only paid u
= middle Of January or the list {
!. VINO will be suspended, unles
A ives come in before that tim,
]. sse to make a ruling as governin
'usss policy of the Banner an
. Up 70 it. Already this year "
- asked to violate this ruin,
~ not do SO in any instanc
NJ p'lience in the newspaper bus
saught us that there is no none
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1916-02-03
Plain Dealing, La, Jan. 81, 1916.

kg Our North Bossier patrons are
reminded that Hon. J. T. Many is one
of the Banners active agents at Plain
Dealing. He will be pleased 70 receive
your subscription or to talk advertising.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1916-02-03
For Sale or Exchange

g An Emmerson Piano, in good condi-
ton. Cost $3.50. Will take S1o0, or ex-
change for good mich cows, hogs or
farm produce. Address Mrs. T. J.
Smith, Bodcau, La 5-a-p
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Community where the family resides.
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DayTos. LA. :. :. :. FEBRUARY 3, 1916
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1916-02-03
BEAUTIFUL AFTERNOON GOWN

Gray poplin is used for this youthful
frock. The V shaped corsage blouse
over a white lace guimpe is finished
with black crochet buttons and black
panne velvet. You will obscrve.how th
side cores of the skirt, banded with
velvet, are buttoned on to the yoke
which gives a front panel effect. The
saucy poke bonnet which goes with
this frock is of black panne velvet will
a perky red rose and it's outstanding
leaves.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1916-02-03
For Sale

A good combination horse, gentle, and
will work anywhere. Dun in color, with
black name and tail--marks horse trad
ers look for-about Il or Is hands high,
weight about 1000 pounds; old enough
to know his own business. (Soon be-
comes attached to the man who carries
the crib key.) For price and pedigree
apply at this Office.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1916-02-03
Lost Note.

Lost Note.
A LII persons are hereby warned not
n to trade for, barter or buy prom
isory note described as follows: e.,
Haughton, La, April 1, 1911.
son November Is, 1911, after date, I
promise to pay to the order Of myself
$3.50, with per cent per annum interest
from maturity, until paid" Signed by
Henderson Davis and paraphed ne ga
Tietur by J. W. Elston, Notary Public,
to identify same with act of mortgage OF
even date. Said. note having been lost
or mislaid by the holder thereof.
SO SAM W. LEE, Bluffs, La.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1916-02-03
Final Account.

Elnai Account.
Succession Of Preston Williams, deceas-
ed. In District Court, Bossier Parish,
Louisiana.
NOTICE is hereby given that Jas. M.
~ Henderson,, Clerk of Bossier Dis
trict Court, administrator of the sue
cession of Preston Williams, deceased,
has this day filed in my Office his final
account in said succession, and if oppo-
sition be not made thereto within the
time prescribed by law, the same will be
homologated and made the judgment OF
the Court.
Given under my official signature and
seal of Office, at Benton, La, on this,
the Sd day of February, 1916.
A. D. SCANLAND,
So. Deputy Clerk Bossier District Court.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1916-02-03
DR.. A. M. EICHELBERGER
Graduate Veterinarian
Shreveport, La.
Shreveport, La

Office and Hospital Spring and Milan Streets
Telephones: Once, 1853; residence, 1852
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1916-02-03

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Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1916-02-11

yards in Ave seconds--on the smooth
ness of cinder path.
Uphill In a constant spit OF fire
and lead Il requires little longer.
There we're only two left now, and
one of them suddenly veered and
made for the cover of hickory trunk
off TO one slde-he was in full flight.
But the other came on, throwing the
rife away and shifting his heavy mag
azine pistol to his right hand.
II was easy now, thought the girl
she could take her time and be very
sure.
Yet she shot and missed, and the
man came on with the confidence OF
one who wears a talisman and fears
no harm. Now he was almost at the
steps and his pistol was barking vi
ciously---then suddenly something in
the mechanism of Juanitas rife
jammed and it lay useless and dead
in her hands. She struggled with IT,
frantically jerking the lever, but be-
fore she had conquered its baking
ohstinacy she saw the oncoming figure
leap up the steps at one stride and
thrust his weapon forward over the
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1916-02-11

side lay a piece of paper REDEEMED and
spotted with blood - marriage
license.
"Milt," she cried out, get Brother
Anse get him quickl' and she waved
the piece of smeared paper in the
boys face.
Kneeling with her on the floor, Mill
took the license from her hand, and
when he saw what IL was he shook
his head
I'm afraid" he told her gravely.
I'm afraid hits too late. He KANT
hardly live"
Get Brother Anse," she insisted
wildly. Get him quick I'm going to
be his wife" Her voice broke into .
deep sob as she added IF can't b
anything else, I'm going to be the
Widow Havey"
And when Brother Anse came he
found Anse still alive, smiling family
up into the face of the woman who
sat with his head in her lap
"Tn sorry" said tho missionary
simply, tibet We hain't got a preacher
tibet kin marry We with due ceremo.
MES but reckon | hain't never been
gladder ter do nothin' in my life-ef
only he kin git well"
Brother Anse," Juanita Havey told
him, as she put q hand on each rough
shoulder, Il had rather it should be
you than the archbishop of Canter.
bury"
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1916-02-11
CHAPTER XIV.

Out there the moon was setting.
Soon, thank God, 1t would be dark
everywhere. The man she loved
needed all the chance that the thick
ening gloom could give him. 1t was
terribly quiet now, except for an &C.
casional whippoorwill call and the qui-
etness seemed to lie upon her with
the oppression of something unspeak-
ably terrifying. The breath of hill
side and sky was bated.
At last there came to her ears the
sound of heavy feet crashing through
the brush, but he had been gone ten
minutes then. Perhaps they had Just
awakened to his escape and were cast
ing aside stealth for the fury OF open
pursuit. She even thought she heard
an oath once. and then II was all quiet
again: quiet for a while, and at the
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1916-02-11

end of the silence. like the punctua-
tion of an exclamation-mark, came the
far-away snap OF ride.
She had dropped to a chair and
sat there tensely, leaning forward, her
lips parted and her ears straining.
Had she heard one shot and its echo.
or had there been several? Her mag
ination and fears were playing her
tricks now, and she could hardly be
certain of her senses.
The passage Of time was a thing OF
which she had lost count. Each mo-
ment was century.
Then. with violent start, she sat
up. Now she knew she heard a sound
there could be no doubt this time.
II came from out beyond the front
door. and she bent forward, listen
ing.
II was q strange sort OF sound which
she could not mako out, but In a sub
tie way II was moro terrifying than
the clatter of rifles. II was as II some
heavy, soft thing were being dragged
up the steps and rolling back
She rose and took q step toward
the door. but halted in doubt. The
sound died and then came again. a.
ways with hating intervals OF silence
between, as though whoever were
dragging the burden had to pause on
each step to rest. Then there was .
scraping a. OF boot-leather on the
boards and q labored breath outside
Q breath that seemed to be asonissd.
0hs bent forward with one hard
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1916-02-11
Busy Intervals.

The women at this resort seem 70
pose ON the beach oil day ana dance
all night"
Il don't think so.
why not?"
1t requires considerable time y
dress for either performance and duA
Ing that time. venture to cay. The
are not visible"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-11
Sic bcntIdc 2cbrerihaft uub Der &rics.

sou ben1 am arieg tbeilnebmenoen
2ebrcrn 9eltldlnnos iinb bis slnfang
bes Sabre 1915 s56s als 9efallen se@
melbet. 9appn entfallen anf 9reuben
1928. allf @aoen 800, anf 8abern
504, cuff graunld)ipeis 1o7, auf 8rc<
men 40. aui gllaB 2ptbrinse1 131,
auf @amburg 1855, auf &ciien PIT,
auf 2ippc II, auf Medlenburgs sS9tpez
rim SO, auf Medlenbnrg g<Strclie 10,
auf Glbenbllrg 6, auf GadIen 794,
arf @albecf II, ai,f 8iirttemberg
f36S, auf Sic belltI6en sluslanoldnlcn
Is, allf sic Gbiiringer Staaten 36s,
nnb 5lpar allf slnbalt 81. auf NcuB
a. 8. IL, allf 8eub /. 8. %, allf 9lz
tenburg 5S, arf aoburg @otba 45,
auf SadIcn Meiningen 6s, aniSade
len @ei,tar 60 asa, asa,f Sd}mar55hurgs
9illbplltabt 21, auf sdiparabllr9s sSunz
oersbanien II; ltnbeitin,mt 1913.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-11
@rnte Ii II 5 gS e tier.

. 8 90 oi nes, TO. Wlai. @as
Bulletin fiir Die nit bem 8. beenoete
@oGe belast: Sic @ofc luar Iebr
9iinlti9 fir Sarn1arbeit lub gsads@
t6un. Sic Iemperotur nor burhS
lfnittlid) 4 @rab iiber normal, Ser
Gegenfaa aber unter norma(, bod
blelten Die porlpD1entlienen ltarfcn sRe1
gen unb Die lei9ten Sfauer bonn 6.
uno Z. Ben 9ooen in borsiiolidem 2uz
ltanoc. s6neller Sortldritt NIT Ser
Gorbcreitung bcs 8pbens 3liM Gorl1z
pflan5cn lpurbe semaht uno picl aorn
TT bcreits in Ben Iiibliden Counties 9ez
pflan3t mprben; eil1iee5 uuh in Sen
nDrbliden. Sic slrbeit miro in Ser
foinnenoen @ohe belhlelnist rno Del
eiinitisem @etter ipiro Ser oroBteG 6eil
oieIcr @rnte big gum Is. i'm Soben
|ein uno Set Gelt Bis 5um 20. Mai.
Srllb9epflan5tc5 aprn lit in Sen liibliz
den Counties bereit5 altfselproiieu.
ales aleineetreibe. @iclen nno
8eiben baben ii6 ipd5rello Der 8pd)e
aebe1crt, abcr gsinterlreissn lit nod
nntcr norital. @artengelracbic lteben
allaemein gut. slllc Sbltballme lteber
IN gllltbe, aber sleplcl iperhcu leifter
allsfallen oils i'm Gpriabr uno oie
8firli6erntc miro fat gang fe1l6laz
gen. Sem @ieb auf Sen @eipcn ge6t
es gut.
Sic sluslidten fir @intcrpei5en am
Il. Wlai lalieu MIR cine @rnte bon
6,590.oO0 erlparten, sesen 1885,
600 I'M GoriaGr
Sir sic gar5en Ser. Staaten lautet
Die Sdasuns onf 400 Nlillipneu guz
ibels, scgen 655 Millionen i'm @prz
jabre.
Sic Sarmpreiic am /. Mai in Soma
lparen: @ei5en 81. &prn &C. Safer
I3s unb aartoHeln 81 Gents per 8uz
tl6cl unb Gier is Gents oas 9ueeno.
Sic Greile am /, G)lai Des @nrjobres
lparen: 9Sci5en 1876. aoru G9, &ooicr
so, @artoffclu 65 Gents per 8ulbel
unb Gier II Gents per 9ubcnb.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-11
Nscrifaniid)cs.

9ein nSprtld,ritt inG19ai .
@l Gaip, 10. Wlai Sic l1nters
barolun9cn iiber Sic ou,erifa1il6elt
Sruppenbemegunscn in Megifo madS
ten beute feiren Sortldritt. General
Sbreson ipartet nod mlf @eiiungen
bon Garran5a iiber oen iebt 5u berfplz
genben &nrs lmb ba biele Snitrltttioz
ncn beute llid)t eintrafen, lullrbc Die
auf bcute W1prgcn anberallnt 9eipelene
&pnicrcno alf nnorgen bcrIcbobcn.
Sic amerifanil6en Gertetcr bDren
|9ebulbig alle Gprlbli9e a,t, sic Sbrez
gpn macbt llnb iparten ab, Bis CT 81 Der
flarcn giniidt fo,nnt, oab bie Cut
Ihliillc Ser Scr. Staaten l1nerlbiitterz
|Iid) lil1b.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-11

Sic alarirung peripeisern miiiien. 9os
lit nidt mn nid]t gcldeben, lpnoern
oerarti9c @eraelpaItieunscn ser piel@
aeprielenel ameritaniIdlen Ielltralitat
lteben 1p9ur auf Ser Snsesprnnung.
Dtan miro lid haran crinneru bab
I'M Sallc Ser 3erltDrllns be5 Gumpiers
uslrmenian", Der 9lcid)iaIls fiir Sic
britiIdIe Nbmiralitdt ilrbr, MIR ulls bic
lem @rltnbe lluo trobbem amerifauiidJe
McnIcbenlebeu pcrlprcn eingen, inserz
lin fein Grpteit eingelegt ipurpe. @crr
Gaming pertrat oamuls Sen Stanb=
punft, oab sic uSlrmerlian uls8riegs@
1d)iff betruhtet mp bebanbclt lperben
hurfte.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-11
Nns Oct Bnnoesbauptltaot
SeutI dc SuiIcr sc . te.

8aibingtpn, 10. @1ai. IN
etner BON 9otldafter @eraro 6eute eez
fabelten glotc 9i6t Geutl6Ianb 5l, baB
Elm Dentlde5 II 8oot Sen aanalbon,e
pier Suller in GerleBung Ser be11 Ser.
Staaten gegebenei @erli1eyunacn tor
pebtrt babe, lprid]t 8ebauern ii6cr Sen
Siri'denfall aus, fiinbigt an, oaB Ser
betre1enoe II &onlnanbant .anecz
melleA beltraft" .luoroen lei nnb erfldrt
Die 8ereitlpillisfcit, Sen perleBtel1 slme1
rlfanern cine ansentellene @ntlcGaSie
gung 5ll 6a6len.
Tom Staatsamt miro angcoelltct,
oaB Die oelltlefe grflarung, Ser bctrefz
Tenoe 8onn1alloaut lei bei1raft lporSen,
|angenonlmen nerbe llno ser Suilcrid(l
|als 9eld)lollen betra6tet lpcroc, aus
genonrnen iolpeit Die gntlGaoiguugen
fiir Sic berlpuuoeten on,crifanildlell
&aiegiere in getraht foml1en.
Ser betreffenoe beutlhe II aome
manbart glalbte Elm NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
lcbiff bor licb 5l .babeu unD irrte lid1.
Gas Staatsant legt belollhercn 9lad}~
Sruf auf fplgenne Steac Ser ueuell
gtpte::
pSss @'abetraeaft LII l1rsltasssc scz
lrebt Sic beuhde 9e9ierling offen gu.
SaB lire Ser ancrif .9fesierl1ng segez
bene geriidlerltng, paB feiue g all a.
6 c naHpfer nn9elparnt ungesriffer
lperoen Siirfen, in bieiem Saac niht
gebalten tpurbe.
9ics rirb ais slnseicfen Ser slb7icGt
SentIdlanbs betradtct, Sic 3uhIung
bon gltltJaoi9lngen fin eetDotete poer
rerlcstc Slmcritaner fiir alncrc ais
Ganueiericbiffe npr Sem Saturn Ser
lesteu 9tpte obSulebnen, in luelther
9cutl6lano oas @erIpreibcn COB, naB
insfiinftis ioippbl Sradt< lpic SSa1lnz
9ierltiffc niIt obne borbcrigc sSar=
mug lno pbne Sid1eritellung Ser an
gorb 6efinolihell Gerlpnen angegrtffell
lperpen lollen. sseoe etlraisc slntport
allf pieie beutiae sipte Miro molrz
lId]etnlidl einc,l beutlid)cn @prbcbalt
Ser amerif. 9ice)te elld in oieIe1n
| Gllnft cntbalten.
sc c.gifp age ub dnst".
Sic iueiteren gntipi4llngcu ser me-
rifanilden Cage bdrgen heute 9taht
nod bon bem beltil11ten s(usgal19 Scr
&onfcrens Sipiiheu Sen e,encralcnSlluz
iltpn, Scott nno Sbreepn in @( @alp
ab. Sic 8eamteu in Sen &riegsz rnp
StaatsSepart,ncnts lino Supcrlicbtlih,
oaB Elm filr beioc Seiten befrteoigcnpes
Abfpn1men sr Stanoe fonlmen miro.
obipobl lie niht 81 lagen luasen. ~ c
lunee Sies nod oalern ipirb.
Sefr. Safer erbielt einen @critbt BON
Gen. Scott iiber leine aonlerens nit
ISbrespu geitern 9iudlt, pnrin lesterer
ben Gbrldblag sun aelneiniamcn Grens@
patrouille madlte.
Sic n1ab9ebenoen 9eanten bier balz
ten cs inoelien niht fir iuabrlheinlih,
bab GraI. @ilion Elm Nbfpmn,en see
nebmigen lpirb, bas Sen Hiicf5llg Scr
| Gerlbing : grpebitipu on Die Gren5e
einlhliebt iolansc Die Garran6a48ez
aierllna nid)t iibcr ale 3lpeifel bilalls
lire Sabi9feit beipieieu babcn perbe,
Sic Gage sll hcberrlhen.
@te 81 nj ebiIl.
| Sic slrbeit an Ser Mrmce Gepreoz
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-11
n3lpci beutlebe Gprpebpbpptc,

u3ipci bcutlc6e Gorpebobpotc, sic
an1 Wor9cn Scs 8. refo9nos5irtclr, be-
itanScH Gin fllr3es @cfee6t n0rblid BON
aItcnDe nit 5 britildellIprpebojagcrn
Gin britiIcbcr Gcltrppcr ipurbe bllrd
slrtilcriefcner l1ipcr beidabigt. Sic
beutld6en 8pote febrten unbcidabigt
na6 bcm @afen 5uriicf."
Scr2nnbonc CT e cuff.
2onbpn, 10. sglai. sln Scr Ser
bllnfrpnt, Sic felt @pcben ser gdauz
plas Der bllltigiten aampfc ipar,
bcrrlcGt icit gcltcrn perbdltuiBn1aBige
9fubc. Sic Sran5oien iparcn I'M gtanz
Sc, Sbeilc eincs bclltlhcn Grabens an,
Sen lpeltliden Nbbdnsen nes Ipbterl
Mann : 8crgcs 5lt nebmcn ltnb cincn
bclltlden slngriif 5pilhcn Sent Malaue
conrtlpalb llnb hcn1 Tpbtcn Wann a6z
Sllircbrel.
Gpn Sen anbercn Sronten linb fcinc
ipcIcntlicben Geranberl,ngea berid)tct.
Gin rullild5cr slnariff ouf ocutl6egtel%
lnngcn Iilplicf bpn Garbltnpmfa ipurbe
nit idipcrcn Gerlrlten abscldlagcn
lu1b bas Spmbarbement Scr teutpniz
l6en Ierbiinbeten allf Sic rna5eoonilde
Srpnt miro fortge}cbt. Gidtamtlidel1
8ericbtc,t 5llfplge lpllen sic 2eutIeben
@inpaoa bcIebt babcH, a6c. bMr6 frans
s0iilcten Gcgenangriff ipicber 5ur
Naumlltg gc5ipltngcll ipprbcn lcin.
Gielc 1715Dllige @cldliiee irerhcu an
bielcr Srpnt bon sen 9eutl6en Dere
bcigcldafft. (gnn 17@5Dlli9cn lit lns
not nicbt5 bcfonnt; bic ganten aus
i@llen linp 18z5Dllig.)
Garpn @inbprnc, Ser 2or6lelltna,lt
(@icef1ni9) bon Srlanb bat rcli9nirt
llnb Die iril6e 9arlamclrt5partei bot
Gin @eanifelt crlallca, lpelbcs Dos iriz
ltbe @olf nllffprbcrt, Die fpnltitlttipnelle
gcrpe9rng .sll ltr1terltiibcn mnb bent
ripabnlilni9en &lrs Ser iril1cn Gpli~
tit" Sll ppponircn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-11
Sit dblidtn = '',siuride bon otr Tront
bel s5erbnn.
Mber Die oeuti6e Mrtiueric bleibt arumpi.
Tran5oen babeu bel geronu iett 800, 900 Mlauu.
Cher sic pDac altc 5rer upd peruenp5arcn arcasadt

Sic bagnSc bcltbc srce uns bab a Son Sen anoere
Sfonten pen9 Ntes @s9nomn,en ab Die Geen ldperz
len &altber ogen Sapni bbeidafn geulo6e araspcr1e
b1sber arf 2S2O000 Mann gd5dt 6S5 900 toS gud
o'e a9l Der pelbn @ean9e1n lit relatp cn 9ur 197O0o
uabrcnp Sentdlao Die ebna s5a rbea aeiarocn hi(-
sneraMde Mnmort bitc bcn lnecbptre erlebiat baben
Berlin a9t an Sas Setdc 3sanniB ie cnc gco,9una acz
fnipf gcrelcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-11
yitnt 0cltlde NOte lit @albinQton.
Sic 0ibt st, oab Der sniier bon oe,,tld,eu, uSoot
nerjenft tpuroe.
Der betreeuoe aommanoant babe @ gerr uuO ei bea uo
nS ben perettcn amranern GnidJabotna onoc6ueu

7faotsom bol onh oien eniaQ fir gdloen ooano inn
obcr Strei bcr sic Iuccu oott rinsr 56i
Sp5a0epde Sic ber1ofratc Stoostonpe4for in Gnn 6o+
F er opubradt Sic 9egatcn lr gotoolfournon fir sqf
ION nrrur = llno @} s. Gronin @saiue sum aonorsan
Dotn I'M , strift nomnir g :. 2ereoit6 6 feoe fir tz
daft nm lin lreier Sabre gSilipn gs Grrtit i o5 ;
ebnte Srauenlinln1rcd 9ro9i6tton as.