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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-01-25
TACOMA JOCKEY.
NEARLY KILLED,
TO RACE AGAIN

Harry Ahearn, the we'll known
South Tacoma jockey, who has
gained no little fame on the
Northwest pony circuits during
the past few years, left for Ore
gon today after weeks visit
with friends. Ahearn is the
rider who nearly met death dur
ing a race on the track at Tygh
Valley. Ore, last fall when his
mount burst blood vessel on
the stretch, throwing him under
the hoofs of a half dozen horses.
Two of the animals stepped on
him.
The jockey suffered badly
fractured right arm, and several
broken ribs. His arm is still in
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-01-25
Sergt W. srating use gum strap
q arm.

bead on your mark. be It man or
target, don't pull the trigger. BY
pulling you move your gun the
fraction Of an inch which will de-
fleet your bullet several inches
at distance of 600 yards. In
stead OF pulling merely close
the fingers of the trigger hand
exactly as II you we're squeezing
lemon. This pulls your trigger
without jerking the gun.
The hardest thing for the be-
ginner is to avoid flinching. He
breads the report and the recoil
OF his rifle. All RICH power
rifles kick. But by pulling them
against the should firmly the
bang Of the gun butt against the
body is avoided"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-01-25

TEAM BOUGHT

NEW YORK, Jan. 25.--wflI-
lam H. Draper. a business man
of Providence, r. :, last night
purchased the Providence Inter-
national league baseball team
from Joseph Lannin. He paid
$4,000 for the club and play
err, but will lease the former
grounds. Draper was owner Of
the Providence club 20 years
ago. and made monsy out Of Il
then.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-01-25
FARMLAND &C.
SHOWS CLASS

The Parkland A. C. proved
Iagk night that It's 1915 basket
ha1l team is the equal of its
teams Of previous years, by play
Ing . clever and spirited game
against the Winged LIS, at the
lincoln Park high school gym
nasium. Falkland won by 25
70 rs score, and had all the. best
Of the game.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-01-25

in Europe just as soon as he had
donned his uniform. Efficient
Workmanship IL q great step to-
ward preparedness.
The entire strain and weight
of rifle can be taken up by the
gun strap, II 1t is correctly adj
tustsd.
Nov about squeezing the trig-
ger. When you have drawn q
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-01-25
Toilet Goods

HOSPITAL ABSORBENT COTTON - Full
lib. packages on sale Wednesday IT,
bp0Cldi odCu
TOILET PAPER-Silver Leaf Toilet Paper
snow white, soft, large BOZ. rolls, 0En
on sale Wednesday, FOUR for .... ZOI
SACHET POWDERS--1-oz. original pack
ages finest quality-on sale o.
Wednesday at ................ JOC
STORK CASTLE SOAP-Excellent for nurs-
cry use--on sale Wednesday, M
THREE CAKES for .......... EUC
ON SALE-BROADWAY FLOOR.
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PAY $4,000
FOR 3 FEDS

CHICAGO. Jan. 2b--Ban John
oon declared today that the New
xoyk Americans had paid 340.-
900 for thu three Federal league
GtRrn. Cullop, Gedeon and Magee.
MaOoo. who managed Brooklyn
laet year, brought the top price
u 1880
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-01-25

When you feel a cold coming ON.
z few doses Of LAXATIVE BftoMo
auiNInE will stop y and keep the
spell of GRIP. There 10 only one
"BROM0 QUININE." E. W..
GROVES signature on boz. $50.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-01-25

U1sos oursA 4 . - ~ Dayy
Fs fsi's 70 %'n eur. q r.d aAzc
1Iln6, Needing or Rrotruding PLEA.
INIT Application Gives relish 500.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-01-25
Tomorrow ON Broadwsy Sales Booth b.
Books and Post Cards

NOvELS-Paper back--to clear the shelves
Of every one before Inventory-out they go
at, your pick, "a
THREE for JC
POST CARDS-Thousands Of comic. motto,
birthday miscellaneous Post Cards must
20 tomorrow at r.
TWENTY-FOUR for ............. JC
BOOKS-A miscellaneous lot, plenty of good
ones, too--cost has been deliberately forgot
ten in making up this lot--we want them out
of the way before Inventory, so take 0En
your pick of the lot at ............. ZJC
SPECIAL-Odds and ends from the Station
cry, Book and Picture Departments-this is
good-get In early on this lot-any Il
article in the lot goes at ............. ~
NOT1CE-To out-of-town customers and
dealers--N will pay you to make special
trip to town If only to stock up on the above
items.
ON SALE BROADWAY SALES BOOTH
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-01-25

The plan for big league
clubs to start spring training
later than usual means some
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-01-25
Pre-Inventory Clearance
ON SALES BOOTH a.
NeCkwear, Kerchiefs

~ LEARANCE Of broken lines OF Neckwesr.
- Neck Rufus. and Fur Neck Pieces-ail
must 60 before Inventory-so take 1(lc
your pick tomorrow at ........... uVO
roo dozen fancy corner embroidered Ker-
chiefs, assorted styles, take O.
your choice at w
All handmade Neckwear-sll lines of fancy
Neckwear-aIl novelty Neckwear-for quick
clearance your choice IL Price
VxACIV
Broken lines of Kerchiefs %
Val Laces-mostly edges In
80 at, yard .................... W
Val Lace Insertions o.
20 at. yard ................ W
A large assortment of fine handmade Ker-
chiefs, slightly soiled and mussed from 06n
handling and display, go at ......... ZOC
ON SALE-BROADWAY SALES BOOTH A.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-01-25
Women's Vests 1Oc

Womens Cotton Ribbed Vests in cream or
gray-medium weight. small sizes only-for
quick clearance Wednesday, IN
sdTucnt F. uVV
ON SALE BROADWAY FLOOR.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-01-25
Children'S Hats at /

- HILDREN'S HATS in wool and felt
~ large shapes-assorted colors-suitabe
sale tomorrow to clear at ...... IJC
ON SALE-BROADWAY FLOOR.
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Stationery Clearance

ALL BLANK BOOKS-Ledgers, Journals,
Cash Books, Day Books, Records, etc.--for
q sa, sa.. selling your choice IL Price
NJ eAhCtiy
Stenographers' Note Books-any style in
Taarr fo sale tomorrow. 10c
Pencil Tablets in all sizes, IN
your choice, THREE for ........... tOO
THREE 1nn Tas's fes '.s--on SALE Toe
4 11s Ts iol '1lo.-'' sale t5c
ON SALE-BROADWAY FLOOR.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-01-25

MEMS Underwear Hall
MEMS UNION sUITS-wool mixed-win-
ter weight-Lewis make-discontinued num-
bers-come in sizes "a to 461 0D~:oo
ON sale tomorrow exactly. LIZ i AxVC
ON SALE-BROADWAY FLOOR.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-01-01
!. ! PEACE
Won THE PRIZE
That Was the T Title Of the
Scene in the Denhara
Window.

S-S
The Prince Of Peace is on the throne
and peace once4 more reigns over all
the land. The peaceful home surround.
ed by green fields and, contented herds
The lamb and the lion together on the
great hillside, the great.army disbandI
ed, the warning nations have laid down
down their arms andspeople Of all ma
tionalities have taken up their bibles
and hymn books and are marching
in a grand procession to church. This
is a condition deyoutly hoped for and
the scene that is pictured in Denham's
window. I, /. s..,,i
This scene as described represents
the Princeyof PeaceFo the Throne in
the background oyertoo king the coun.
try homes and green fields filled with
cattle and horses. .the lion and lamb to.
,gether, the Go sTofc Church sign on the
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-01-01

and safety" Of the commonwealth. I'm
der Co1orado's initiative and referen.
dun law, the Safety clause" may be
attached to any bill, and was designed
to prevent referend ums. Secretary Ra-
mer was upheld in the district
court in mandamus proceedings
to compel acceptance OF the petition
and this was appealed to the supreme
court n u Z. si.5 {,s;9
On December g, the 4 Colorado gu:
preme. court, In an unanimous opinion,
written BY Chief Justice w. H. Cab
bert, held the authority OF: the state
supreme to enact aud: enforce state.
wide prohibition and that cities opera
ting unde special charter government
were without legal authority to con-
TIME traffic in Intoxicating liquors
after January 1, 1916. The decision was
rendered in proceedings brought by the
state and Denver city officials in which
the court took. original jurisdiction. In
effect the decision held that the enact.
ment OF statewide prohibition laws is
included in the police powers OF the
commonwealth and that the constttu-
tiona1 prohibition amendment super
sedes alltauthority that may have been
granted Denver or other cities under
special charter government, to con.
troll through police power. traffic in
intoxicants.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-01-01
deliveries with the Secretary o. State.
required monthly by railroads and
quarters Of firms handling liquor.

deliveries with the Secretary Of State,
required monthly by. railroads and
quarters Of firms handling liquor.
Violators are subject to severe pen:
alties. First otfenses are made mis-:
ldemeanors carrying fines Of $500 to
S3005or:s a Jail sentence Of thirty days
to six months, or both. Second or sub:
sequent offenses within five years are
made a felony, punishable by q peni-
Tertiary sentence of from one to three
years for an diyidualA OF q nfine Of
$1,000 to $4,000 for corporal iotis. Offi-
GERS refusing or neglecting to enforce
the law are subject to being ousted
from office.
Advertising or soliciting intoxica-
ting liquor for sale Is. prohibited.
Any building used for Illegally hand
ling liquor is subject to being closed
by the courts. Liquor, or liquor con-
tanners found on the property IRE to
be held without property rights pend
Ing the decision OF the court.
AS to civil liability, the law pro-
vides that any person injured or whose
property or means of support has suf-
fered at the hands of an intoxicated
person ishal have the right of action
against any person or firm that illegal
" furnished the liquor.
AT the. Denver. city election May 10.
1915, the electors by vote Of 21,372
to 1922 authorized the addition OF
an amendment to the charter empower
ing city officials to issue saloon licen-
SEES and assume general supervision OF
liquor traffic. The enactment Of the
amendment formed the basis OF a
friendly suit to determine the consti-
nationality OF such legislation by: cities
operating under special charter and at
the request OF Governor Carlson the
supreme court accepted original, ,jurls-
diction In an action brought to pro.
vent Denver authorities from issuing
q saloon license to August Koch, ex-
tending beyond January 1, 1916.
Counsel for the state argued that it
possessed authority to enforce the con.
stitntional and legislative prohibition
enactments and that cities operating
under special charter had no, more
right otadopt fegislationtn contraven-
ton thangthey had to provide penalties
for murder or other crime Attorney
for the city. held that the charter,
granted by, the Legislature, gives the
city authorities peculiar powers with
reference to liquor supervision as. well
as other matters Of municipal govern.
ment, \. 81
Prior to. the fling OF the suit, op.
ponents Of prohibition filed with the
Secretary OF State a petition asking
him to submit the prohibition penalty
lawato referendum at the next gen.
eral election: Secretary John e. Ramer
refused Ito accept the petition on the
ground that It / contained a safety
clause";-sa proviso stipuating that the
measure Is necessary to the "itnme.
date preservation OF the health. peace
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-01-01


shill ION oveflook ding the village in the
foreground with the one main street
Crowded with people lnaling their way
t6Stheg door Of the churcl which isGwIde
open receiving al who come. srheI
church rs of3ynst size AS necessary
to hold the people Of q peaceful nation
and although a STEADY streamI OF speo5
gpIes have been icrowding into 81 for the
past weeks, there isRstillf room for
more. The whole scene WILDLY depicts
the condition that Is hoped Ito exist
when the Peace Party sails for home.
That Universal Peace may reign over
ailhte land. Y \ \.
Is The guessing contest is an annual,
Feature OF ID nham's Store. every year
One week before Christmas the win
dow Is decorated and given name
( that IL most nearly represents. The
7 contest lasts for two weeks, closing on.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-01-01
O1e Uet pftait1is,tt


New YsaFs DAY. the party making
Sflrst correct guess this yearSts entitled.
sto&a $500 Chi nerobe: second correctI
guess. getsyas ST dresser bird correct
a s7.5e hall Frack. I. Il "a
The contest has created a. liyely5in
sterest this year and the window IS con-
coded by many to- be- the best scene
SDenham has ever had. Thesscorrect
name OF the window is !" Universal
Peace" and the prize winners were:t
second ticket, No. 81. Mrs. n :B.s Henry;
217 Hamilton Street, third stieket;SNoS
1923, Mrs. ]. N. Swisher. Catawba, slV.a
Va. fourth ticket. Miss Lillie'D. SMacer!
.210s Masonic Temple.
IL Hundreds Of guesses ofSeyery kind
were turned in ranging from Just plain.
Peace" to the most fanciful meta.
phors Of a vivid imagination. al
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-01-01
'GlLgR|.AD0|S
lIRl LAN5HAS
TEETH Il. |: IN II.
Second Offences Mean at
Least a Year in the
Pen en-
AR lew |LL00PR0| b /: S
syst tenn DC Regis ration En-
ab1es Authorities to
Trace Liquor. .-
Associated Press)

DENVER, Colo, Jan. Problems
Affecting national, state and municipal
revenues and legal controversies have
crown out Of the enactment Of state
WideHprohibition laws in Colorado, ef-
fectiye today. Legal questions involve
efforts to obtain referendum vote on
thesstatutoryp penalty law and the right
ofscities operating under special char
ter to regulate their liquor traffic. &
Under the peoples mandate given
atSthe general elections NVvember 8.
Z 1911. fourteen brewerieo and moro
than ], 500 saloons will be closed, cut
ting of more than, "a million dollars
revenue Of fed era1;; state and munici-
) pal annually received IN
various 4 forms Of taxation.
Prior to the adoption Of the consti-
tutiona1 amendment a large portion OF
northern colorado was "dry" territory
under the local option law passed in
1907: Colorado Springs, third largest
city, excluded saloons, the late Gem
era1# Palmer who laid out much OF
the. land supon which the city was
built, having barred saloons in deeds
OF pToperty:iS n u.
The vote sof Colorado electors on
November 8, 1914 on the prohibition
consti tiona1 amendment was: For
129.5S9 against d S,071. Denver alone
returned a et', ma 1ority. the figures
faYorfng retention by approximately
10000. George 9A. Carlson, an agowed
adherent Of the .'::drys," was elected
goyernor5at this time.
The ensuing legislature enacted a
kkk
hfbit ton Amendment and to provide
was enacted by a unanimous vote in
the Senate st !!1
The1awsprohibit s9manufacture. sale,
Qrgiying away Of liquors, but provides
that LIQUOR may be secured for sac
ramental, private and medical use, un-
dercertainr estrfct ions. Purchasers for
ornamental purposes are required to
nay aneannuals license fee OF: ST.. Ply
aiciaus are permitted to issue only
numbered $perscript ions which ( must
state the date and, hour and specify the
malady of the patient. The perscrip;
ton must not call for more than four
ounces of liquor and is not valid after
4SEhouts and cannot be refill led. Whole.
sale druggists must pay an annual
license OF 800 Eand retail !, druggists
IS, To- handle tntoxicants. Private con.
sutners may eceiyeS liquor through
common carriers, signing a receipt lii
che form OF an affidavit showing the
goods are for no other purpose than
medicinal or private consumption.
igRch package must be labelled to In.
dicate iits contents and a fee Is charged
70 cover the cost OF filing a record Of,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-01-01

The price Of the touring car or ROAD.
ster complete is $785 II. 0. b. Detroit3
Canadian price $1100 (add freight
from Detroit.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-01-01

The price Of the winter Touring Car
or Roadster complete including regu.y
lar tops is $3.50 Il. o. b. Detroit)g
Canadian price $12t"E add freight from
Detroit. 4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-31

tom 5reocridsburg. so. S. o. Sen.
nett &i4nono, 80; 6. so. Souic,
glorioIf, 8a,; SbomoS S. @rnnni.
aon Gbprlciton 9. g.; Sad Gopis,
&oonofc, 80; giobert &orris. Gobert
@orton &idmono, @o.; @eorqc &.
Seobcrrp SSqpettepiqe, q. g.. 8. @.
@oir0, illna Charlotte. %. g.. Da.
niel q. Ebomos uuo Sobn q. Ebo.
mas, Nilmington Gel, iino George
S. 2oncaiter. 9}em. Dorf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-31
Ni Nionnfdaftenin in cider.
hcit,

&openbngen, 30. Gttober.
gtoh Der 3eitine uEolitifan" lit sic
aus 16 aopien beitebenoe @onnidaft
oes normegiihen Dampfers Stem.
ibeit" pelber oIs torpcoirt beridtet
iprroc rno innerbalb fintf Wlinilten
nerihmono, an goro oes ilorueai.
icbcn Dompiers oSpnonSs~ IN 5rieo-
ridsbofen eingetroffen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-31
n It f = II +
sur 3cidnnno un sic
5i'ltfte 9entTdJe Brteoannletbr,

heber 5eIn nno cine ba6e Waorbc
anlebe pDu alien Shten TOfcS anabrad
ammOeree her benz %ateranoc anefriaocn gnIC6
n8hg aetet uuroe AZ Mnaon ga errcih 9iricr @rfOle
mnro 81 ster Set ct IN her ber 6ciuO te whuOfn anfue
hhacn a@ hn ne arihcn Nn0rf Gr6niB
nR onl nS Der msbrnd hes mcrihHtfgn
ton IN lid bn unb in tire 3ufun aniocfaf Snmin Scr
Seruningn oes 3rtcgcs dbrt Sciihunb
LANCE SeOsrmann benz @s@c s Ocier arbst ucrbu
anH rn SeuthnnD ami en cigCnc, mcri1pFhc
Sanbor be Id men %erauen sEndr ban 6c3abmbare Oei
mlereS ean5cH %oltss nnS sum Stege fhbrru wirp."
&Qer gStlbelm H.,
HCidsanjler
BrIn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-31

brfritOigcnO.
AAaFntrtmr Arieaa-
IaBr fir Ntr
lrmtrdJem.
90 erflart GetOmarIc6all
BON Ginbcnburg.

otntihIanS iuirO bic 5nr cnOsaltiscn
gatihsiSpus fampfcu. 9hiiieH
fiblcn luieOsr @lnuitionsmuusrl.
6gausOisn ScrbInteu anf Der
gseitfrunt, Rod cine Cffcniiue
HpN Trautreidl OerIisrt Scn Slcit
Tciucr slrmee. Der Sag Ser
sIbreduans init 9lpmdHien ua6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-31
lRrahiIua nber sanptneA

CiSortIetuua Tis9e 8. 9eite.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-17

tion 5t btenen, in @%irflidfeit pas Sc
sentbcil tbaten. Carp idlicBt, inoem1
er lib an Sen Observation-Disclosures mer<
set: sic leiSeu an acknowledgements;
fallen sic einen gntldlub, sic leiben
midt mcbr. (Senanb rlft: gelagez
ru1ss5litaaoD user Scr larmerlben
N1e,tgc nibt mibcriteben fonn, lit feill
Stnatsmarm. Sh piinide Sbnen,
@err grantiaml, 0aB sic @reisniNe Sic
nidt binter lid ber5iebcn, lo,,bcrn bab
Gle in llcbereinitinunltn9 nit ibncl1
geben."
Stalien bot bie 8arnal,sen ieines
friibereu Msiltiiterpraiibentell @tplitti
in sen @ino seldlaaela l,tlo traat nltll
bie ldrcflidcn Solsen. IS lit nidt
msulebmcn, bab 9~iltn,dlliien nit pic
tent gciipiel bor Mugcu ebenio leidtz
|iinni9 ballbeln lpirp. Sic llcue sMel=
ou,ls po,l benz bepprltebcllbel Grl6lllf
3lun1auiicns, lit eiIad u p9,e n.
Ser @lm1h lit Der Softer bes ,@epallz
fens. Gins aber lit flar.. Die Srarlz
splen ullo G~llglanSer miil]enl alls Saz
lonifi bertrieben luersen. l1noa 81;
balo.s g slausedie nod bprt la'o, fpn=
ltel1 Sic %rl,Aauild]en 3uiiopbiien SScn'
Golfe lpeismahens Bob Sic Nliirttr
ldlieblid ood) bic sieser in ben Site
l%euta1npfe fem fpiirberL ullb bob babel
Nunal1ien 1id) bieie1r sanldlieBen mil
lie. Nun, Sclbmarldlall bon Mafarrer
ipirb Dos v@itnllslperfen1 Ser Nliirter
aus galotlifi ldon belorgen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-17
- @ic gnglnno leine &nlrnicn mi

SRI. Priscilla @blin9
lnD SreO 8plfert lpuroen am 8.
Nopsmber 1915 in @lpuceIter, MaiI.,
setraut. Mit bieier Mntiinoigurg
nnroe isBt etn 2%iebesrpman ertbiiat,
Der III ytep yort bsgann uno in
BRETON Moobs ieinen 9tbI9lub fano.
SRI. gbiins, BIZ am 6, Jebrlar q
SSabre alt puroe, lit cine 5oAter bes
p%ertorbenen pbriipp Gblils, oe[len
Bitspf, Srau YDilip @bling, in %
S%lealant Mpe, Diem Yort, lpp6Nt.
8innen fur5em miro Die iuilse Dome
IN ben GsnuB zines YermDssns tree
ten, Gus auf 100000 seihab. piro.
Wolfert 1T Elm iu1lser 9euttdsr aus
quite: Camille, Der DOR flint ssabren
nod Amerita lam unD dis Nbauf
ieur in Die @ienIte 6ei 6dnilic @b=
ling trat. 3ipiiDen Sen iungen ,seu=
ten .entIpam iid balo elm Glebsspers
9dltnis, Du5 Dolt Der Muttsr bsolinz
1ttst puroe, benz aber anoere Mlitz
glieoer Der Camille upponierten. MIs
bic Tamilie Den CONNER iii Breton
Wpops perlebte, traf uud) gBolfert
bier ein. Wsrlude Ion Dri1ier Seite,
Gle lunsen &ellte chamber gu ent=
!remoen lalusen febl Mno UNI ellen
pelteren 8ertolsungen gu entatbsll,
lieb ii6 1dliebli6 bas Yuar bsimlid3
!ranen. 9olferta reiIte am ndDiten
Gage nod New Yort Surid uno oas
paat bat ieitoem setrenat DON elm
amber gelebt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-17
G1tglmnbs @crbrcd)cn at Scr mcinc,
GajIc.


9ag ollelt ellrppaiiden @olpnialz
macbtcn gemcinimne SrtcreHe, nas MnS
le6cn oes neiBen Mannes unb feline
parauf segriinbete Glltoritat Bent gins
sebpre1en gegeniiber ul1ter alien lint
ltallben Su ipaDrcn, bat leiner 3eit bic
ie @addjte SIT oem @ertrase eefiibrt,
bab I'M Sale eines &rieees .slpiiden
BEN @crtragl1lieBcnoen Bic &olonie11
ppm Sample unberiibrt blciben jpllten,
Sic gi%frgcborellen iotlfeit nidt 3cuge
lein mic ibre @errel1 BUS ltrablenbe
@eipa,lo scr GibiliIatiol1 ablegcn mo
gum gittenseiee Ser 8iloen 5uriide
feIreu. England, bas ia !ipd ME: ei<
1len gertrag ,gebalten bat, ipenu i'm slt
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