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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-22

In bis effort u get control OF tue gov
eminent 81 tie people of West Virginia,
q. W Walls ,n must miss the peculiarly
Ofiicacion- assistance Of the late John
Nav, OF Keotucky The late John wss
valuable asset to tie present Demo-
cratic National Committeeman ia stag
ing ~ 1911 at CharlestDn. what Aiuert
sidney Johnson. the Democratic leader
IN southern West Virgins described -
"a saturnalis of debsuchery.'
Ny platform 10 the platform OF the
Republican party, aud the simple code
Of truth ami honor =" Judge Robinson
hat, IN sh re. tells sh- story II his
own stainless private private life aid
exemplary official record More could
not he SAID IN = voiume.
%.
Ia - rnzrksble how quickly the Re
puUlicaDs have teen gstt.ng together IN
Lincoln County within tue past ten days
Lincoln Republican.
Ia y tie same IN every county in the
state, a. 4 10 ism 80 ''remarkshle when
you stop 10 think ii H. The Kepuhil-
cans have 10 quarrel among themselves
There isn't . party pnn0pie that they
aren't sOl'dls togetf~r on - G. nsr,te
They are out 10 VIII this year aud they
arr xvibH " ~in.
CO-t Of running Tire STATE under this
kepIbliczn administration q lItue over
49, por capita. The cost of running
TIE National government under the pre-
Dru,o,ratsc administration 10 little over
Oh yer czyits
A. tire " -stOn-Corn~ell combination
= not able 90 furnish the lat and ix-
ure- ~ support their silly charges against
the Republican parry IA West Virgins
shy not ask the D.iJboo periOrmer VI
the partnership u Lax little on nation
al extrsvsgsnce. keery mao IN be
audience Is directly interested IN that,
has much larger nLah,is interest," ma
tbat 81 Der cspits tar than be hs- ln
the g 30 p~r capt. state tax.
-.
PROM the day fortb." says the
Psrker-burg News. the Democratic
parry -hOuid abandon ~hst~ver bore 10
has had OF gaining control 81 the state
government" Every hope ~ss sb.n-
donei before usey started their cam
psisn, except hope Of putting shroofs.
the Watson candidate for Governor
Their hops oi that . isss fading. - se~n
eo~svsrs have nossf.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-22

Speciai rates to churches, schools and
colleges.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-22

ADVERTISING RATS FURNISHED
UlpN REQCE>T
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-06-09
OSCUR0

The Congressional Union for
Woman's Suffrage has appointed
Mrs. George Castle Of Oscuro rs one
of the the delegates to the Wo
mans Party Convention in session
in Chicago this week.
II. w. Burns has ust shipped in
carload Of hay. lie is looking for
dry season and from present in
dications. he has the right "hunch, y
Daniel Brennan OF Pacific, Mo-,
arrived here last Monday to visit
his daughter and family Mr. and
Mrs II " Burns
Mr. and Mrs Ernest Matlhew va
are the proud parents of son aud
heir who arrived early this week
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-06-09
COMPANIES THAT
ARE INCORPORATING
Two Mining Companies and
One Stock Farm Company
of Lincoln County Are In
cooperating
WILLOW SPRING COAL
MINE AMONG LIST

incorporation papers have been
fled by the Willow Springs Coal
Company OF this city, which re-
Gently took over this property
which is few miles south of here.
The capitalization is $3.50. 600, the
shares being of a par value OF 500
and 100000 being common and
$50 600 perfered stock Joseph J
Ayers is named as the statutory
agent The incorporatols and
directors are: + G. Mason, New
York, 200 shares; George G Bene.
diet CArrizozo, 095 shares; 5. l.
Ryals Of Cordele, Georgia, hvl
shares Mrs. Harriet McIvers, Car
rizozo. 095 shares; John A Green
Nashville, Tenn, five shares, Th,
articles of incorporation will appe0
in the Outlook next week.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-06-09
WHITE OAKS MINES

The White Oaks Mines Consolida.
ed, Incorporated, at White Oaks
have taken on, incorporation papers
under the laws OF New Mexico
The capital stock is 81 900 900, the
number Of shares of which the
capital stock consists is 5000 600 Of
rhe value Of S5 90 per share
Richard Wightman is named as
president and G.. Anhof, secretary,
with Fred Spencer ASHER, William
H. Horsefall and James b Collins
as directors All of the above re
aide in New York. Their principal
Office in New Mexico is located at
White Oaks This company is also
incorporated under the laws Of the
state Of New York. The incor-
poration papers of this firm will be
found in another column.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-06-09
WILL DO BETTER IN FUTURE

For the past two weeks the Out
look has been day late making It's
appearance, due to the fact that ouI
force has been greatly rushed with
legal notices and rush orders for
job and commercial printing After
this rush, which will likely last about
two more weeks, we will be able to
come out on scheduled time and
We promise our readers a more
newsypaper than the last two issues
have been.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-06-09
ADELITA STOCK FARM

The Adelta Stock Farm Com.
pany located about four miles east
of Carrizozo has filed Incorporation
papers. The capitalization is $50,
900 with three shares issued, being
Of par value Of So 90 The in
corporatois are Lewis Powell, Adele
Powell, President, aud J Jlmes p.
Colp. Secretary Mr. Culp Is also
named as the statutory agent, The
company is also Incorporated under
the laws OF Arizona the articles
Of Incorporation appear elsewhere
in this lssLe
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-06-09
MANY CAMPERS ENJOYING
MOUNTAIN OUTING

Judge T.. l. Medler aud J. Is
Newell, Of Las Cruces, and Dr.. 7
W Watson, Of Carrizozo, are build
ing summer homes up near the re
servaiion line. while many otbrl
campers are pitching their tents up
and down the river, where many
attractive camping spots may be
found.
Among the week end visitors a,
the White Mountain Inn were II.
S Potter, VIM II + Judd, r IT,
WiicoX. Il. Davis, Ira Smith, 7,
II Bell, MIR and Mrs Richord
AiDsa, MIR, aud Mrs Alves Dixon
Mr. aud Mrs Fred q Billings, Nj.
and Mrs W. W Turney, Mr. and
Mrs u S Stewart, all Of III Paso.
Daily mail service and telephone
communication 10 the White Noun.
tain Inn are convenient for those
desiring ~ be IN touch with affair.
at home, while thase not desiring
such may seclude themselves in the
iastness Of the mountains
Those who went up tn, rlvcr hsh
ing report some Of the best fishing
ever experienced on the Ruidoso
The weather is ideal ia besuiilul
warm days and the nights so cool
lha several pairs of blankets make
one feel comfortable
From the middle Of June the fish
ing is beat. aud many people are
now 1sing the angle worm and
helgemite to sdyantage while the
water is yet snow cold
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-06-09
RETURNS FROM RUID0S0

Judge Medler Who was reported
to have been quite sick over on the
Ruidoso where he went several days
ago to look after the erection 70 his
summer cottage, returned to Car
rizozo today. Provided his condi-
tor will permit the Judge will like
" reconvene court tomorrow and
clean up the docket Of the Apri
term of District Court.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-06-09
SYBEL PERRY A BRIDE

Miss Sybel Perry, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs S w Perry cf this
city, was married last Thursday at
Plaiu view, Texas, to MIR. E. W
Drashears, a promising young bust
ness man Of the above place The
bride had been attending school IN
Plainview for the past two years
where she formed the acquaintance
Of MIR. Drashesrs, aud had Just re
Gently graduated from Tie Wayland
Baptist College in music aud elocu
tion. Sht was one of Carrizozo's
most estimable, Young ladies and
will he greatly missed here among
the younger set. of which she has
many friends
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-06-09
AN OPEN LETTER TOE.
c. De BACA, DELEGATE
Oaks White" Democrat,
Seems to Have Grave Fears
That His Party is Going
Down in DeTeat'This Fall
SAYS WILSON HAS EXHIBITED
A SHOW OF BACK BONE

You will excuse me for taking
the liberty Of addressing you thus
publicly. My acquaintance with
you being only in your public
capacity is my excuse. It seems
to me that the occasion is para
mount.
We as Democrats know that we
must do something extraordinary
to win the coming national election
There is no use in beating birds
found the bush While Mr.. vii
sbn has exhibited show Of back
bone in tho submarine matter with
Germany, il was like hitting a man
when he was down. Germany Is
fighting the world and could not
afford to break with the u s. 1t
WAS an oppnrtune moment for Mr.
Wilson to exhibit a show of back
bone. On the other hand the true
peaceful tendencies of the man have
been shown in the Mexico matter
Instead Of back bone it has been
back down
Now my proposition is just this;
Here in the Southwest the senti
ment is for stalwart de,ling with
Mexico The man Of the larges
developemeHt Of cheek and bravadc
Is popular Roosevelt. Democrats
are all for him to be nominated by
the Republicans. He goes up anc
down the country knashing hi,
teeth and looking savage. He la,
exercised his teeth so much because
the u s. wouldn't fight that they
are the must prominent feature oi
his otherwise mild and lovely face
Set as they are between cheeks thai
have the world beaten for cheel
they remind me of what Roscoe
Conklin said OF him. Conklin wat
at the time the great leader of thu
Republicans Of the Empire stat,
New York, while Roosevelt haC
Just started out on his brillian
career as policeman, or some othel
office in connection with the police
department of New York City
Someone suggested Roosevelt as ii
for some office. Conklin said
"Thst ypung man with the bil
teeth2 de thinks that he discover
ed the tenNcommandments
This sentiment in the Southwes
has made me bold to address you
You, OF, course, couldn't do other
wise than advocate bold policy il
our national convention. Yol
would be going contrary to public
sentiment in your own state to ad
vocate peace at any price. lher
ieopardzing your poll icA future
On the other hand the only chgncI
for our party to win is 10 adopting
Q platform for peace even five
have 10 run for IT, call to my
support on this proposition no les,
person than VIM. j Bryan. wis
has peerlessly carried our busines,
in three campaigns He says, III,
only chance the Democrats have tC
win is by throwing out from oul
sinking chip bait to catch the
peace loving Republicans
AZ q warrior candidate Wilson
would be beaten to q fraszle. HI
can easily stand on peace plat
form. He is never bound by biz
platform. We cannot disguise the
fact IL we would. that he is the
logical candidate. Every man oI
our party OF statue sufficient Il
aspire to the great office Is willing
20 stand aside and see Wilson lead
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-06-09
NoGAL

Dan Bullion has moved his family
to Nogal from White Oaks Dat
has position in the mine here
Tom Whitaker has bought five
acre tract of land from Thos W
Henley. lie contemplates building
house for his family SO he child
zen can ei tend school
We are informed lba, the founde-
ton for The new machinery at the
Helen Rae mine IS progressing
rapidly.
The rfolracied meeting of the
people of the Nazanin fai,h was
postponed Sunday evening until
sometime in the month ul Julv
We are sorry 10 learn that The
oldest daughter Of James Gateaood
died last week. lnleiment WAS
made in lhe Carrizozo cemetery,
Mrs Prude and mother were
visitors at the garden last Saturday
Miss Lorpna Sager who has been
in Denver for the past year EN-
ployeh as music teacher arrived
home yesterday and will spend ihp
summer here with her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Frank j Sager
VIM. Cole and Dewey Heron are
here for afew days visit with their
patents from Colum bus, where they
are employed by the government
on motor trucks.
Mrs VIM Barnett who has been
suffering with rheumatism. for the
past two weeks is reported AS being
much improved,
Ernest Mathews and WilliRin
Sterling, membets of he school
IJoatd at Oscuro. were in Catrizozo
Monday coming up to receive TIN
bids for an additional room 70 the
oscurO school building, -.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-06-09

Mis-. II " Hamilton and two
sons, Wayne aud Mayo. motpFed
up from FL Paso Tuesday evening
in their new Oakland" car, where
the boys have been attending school
for the past ten months. Mr..
Hamilton who had been IN Las
Cruces for several days on business
came along also e.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-06-09
the forlorn hope.

national convention and advocate
a peace platform, your only escape
Is IN proving an alili. AIN willing
to pacify myself a. your proxy.
The idea OF being u proxy is very
dlstasteiul to me. In our local
convention | can usually 60 as a
regular delegates. Sometimes at
our primaries in this place | am the
only person present and then all
have to do is to send myself
have never yet met u ---- IN
the convention.
The very first time | had to con
slider "A proxy | could but look upon
it with contempt. IL was years
ago when the hay market riot oc
cured in Chicago. August Spies
was sentenced to be hung with
other rioters The daughter of
Mrs Van Gard who was an anarchist
lecture fell in love with August
He was in prison aud their marriage
was celebrated through his proxy
1t appeared in the papers thus;
Marriage 10y Proxy" Hans Sny
der had sweetheart in the far oil
fatherland while Hans lived in Mil
waukee aud tOoled in the band
lie loved his weetheart fondly and
keenly felt ber loss But Hans had
not the money to pay her way
acrnss So Wilhelma waited snd
Snyder waited too, because in their
condition they had nothing else to
do. One morning in the paper
Hans Snyder read about how kina
and August knocked everybody out
"Des marriage by proxy just iit me
like shoe, and me and Wilhelimo
will marry dat very way too
Hans thought then wrote letter
no sooner said than done, and Hans
, and Wilhelima we're speedily made
one.
Ten years of married proxy hac
fled into the past and Hans anc
Wilhelmia were soon 10 meet Al
last For she was coming TO hin
! scross the bilows, his faithful
! Wilhelmla, the lilly Of the Rhine
"1he day Of her arrival Hans
Z Snyder laughed and cried and wait
7 ed at the station to greet his charm
ing bride. She came at last ant
, Hans stood at the station gate, Il
greet his Wihelmia. but not th'
other eight.
"Hans looked on ia same amaze
> ment and Wilhelmia cried, dot il
your fader childs go stand up mi
. his side Hans stood among then
~ passive AZ a blean, but IN hi
! soul he muttered | no like that b!
dam "
Bill BRYAN is in the same pre-
, dicament as | am II he goes TO lh
convention he has got to get
proxy hope he will he there
lie could lend me valuable assist
ance in forcing a peace plank int
our platform
You may want TO know how
stand on the candidate, whom
am for, will do rs you advis
about that There are only wv
men available, Mr. Wilson aud Nj
Ford Bryan Is thee times an
out His experience has been
school ei adversily to our party
Ffom that Experience he has quail
! fed himself to adyics his poriy ho,
20 win lie says it must be on
peace platform
> There is no doubs OF Mr. Ford
principal on peace On all. olhe
subjects we don't know how h
! stands j., But five make peace tn
|, paramount issue he has demonstrat
: cd hov-he- stands He has speu
E millions TO stop the European wal
there can be but one objection {
! Mr. Ford. If he was taken by sur
prise by one of his enemies, tn
8 overland for instance, he might b
. d vertaken before he could crank u
? his machine and escape. He woul,
! then have to fight because b
} couldn't run.
Il OAKS WHITE.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-06-09
NEWS NOTES FROM
RUIDOS0 AND ANCH0

Judge T.. l.. Medler and j. b
Newell of Las Cruces and
Dr.. Watson of Carrizozo
Building on Ruidoso
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-06-09
ANCHO

Misses Myrtle aud Lucy Straley
and Messrs. liixler, Kane and
Christian motored to Carrilozo las,
Tuesday night for the movies.
Clifford Guthrie and Miss Leonu
Richardson motored 10 Cariac1o
Monday aud were married. They
returned here where they will residt
IN the future.
Mrs, King was guest at the
Cutie, home Tor seyeral days la,l
week.
Mr. aud Mm A VI Russell made
a trip 70 C9rrlzuzo Sunday in then,
new Ford
Mrs G + Graves wili leave soor
Tor Mag lnlena She viii spend The
.ummer there win relatives
Mrs J L Wilson will leave
shortly lor San Antonio for an ca
tea ded visit,
W. II, Burgett aud family arrived
here from III paso last Sunday "a
make this their home.
Geo. VI Wis was in III paso on
business Monday aud Tuesday
s. B. Fambrlugh made a living
tlip TO Albuquerque last week.
Mr., and Mrs. A e, Christian
we're in Carriznzo Monday
The Embroidery Club will meet
with Mrs. A. Carey this week
VIM. Ballard, Mrs. Wm, Alberla
aud Lillian aud Grace Carper came
,ver from Roswell Sunday and
visited at The home of Mr.. and Mr.
Vim Reilly until Tuesday, Wine
1ere they, together with the ReiIvs
. ,jeyed trip to the Gran Quiyera
Wins. ta D
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-11-15

Big line Of Dry Goods Millinery Dress Goods Silks, fully
% percent under today market value Our low prices
will prevail until our present stocks sold out.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-09
9aennfa6rcr Bob Snrman ncrnnsliidt

Corona, Sal, s. &pril. gof
9nrnan, Ser befannte g(utomobi(s
4Mennfabrer, ipuroe beute gsadnittae
in einem 301 Meilcn 9fenneu tobtlid
berlebt. als feline Gar llmidlug. Sac
Hennen ipnrbe bon @bbie Mcgonea in
3 gtllnben 20 Minltten ltnb so sefun<
ben geponnen. aSne Sbun1ds ipar 5tpeiz
ter ltnb gbbie 9ullen britter.
Bob 81rman unb fem @eehanifer
@ric S1rDber tpurben tDbtlie) unb Elm
Srlbenb anberer 9erionen inebr pbcr
lpeni9er idiper berlebt, als ein 9taS
bon gurmans @utonobil abflog. gurz
man bra6 beibe 8eine ,li1b erlttt einen
S6dblebrld. ST itarb 1eltte gberb
I'M Soolpital.
spGtcr: slnbcr bem berii6mtel'
&ennfabrer 8ol. gnrnan bon 2etrpit,
lit bcllte gSacbt no9 lein Wecbanifer
@rie S6roeber bon Chicago geitorz
ben, ioipie Elm @eleileipa1ter, ipd6rcnb
5 3uidaltcr 1diuer berlebt li1b.
8urman iuar in sSitlaD GitD, .gaid..
geboren, 80 Sabre aft, unb berbeiras
tbet. geine Sra1 lpar sllteen5euein
Beg 1tngliifes.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-09
9OlitildJc srabt5icbcrci.
81 lp Dorf fir GIi6 Ii Gp o

g c III gorf fir gfibu @.o t.
9se1p Durf, s. april. Sic gcipe=
gun9 fir bic Mpn,inatipn glibu GnotS
fin Die Gralioentldaft iparbe eeiterr
Staht nit elmer Yetitipn BON "a pro.
nincntcn 6epnblifanerm bonn Stape
gelalien llnb miro BON 9iobert @acpl
untcritiltt, einem friiberen giitglier
bon Npoiepelts aabinet nnb einen, lei=
ller intimlten Srelttbe.
St elmer bcute pcrDffel1tlidten CT.
fldrung la9te Bacon: uMeine erIte
@abl lit @libm Gpot, rneine 5lpeitt
|I6cnbpre 9ppIebclt.
Bacon ipar lcste @p1e Ser Cat:
geber bel einem 2l1n1cpn, allf mel:
ebent Gpl 9iooiepelt nno N1r. 99put Sllrr
erltenn1al suianmcntrafe1t, lett lebte:
rer Stellnng segeu Gonienelt alif bel
repltbl. Statipnalfonbentipn po1l. 1915
gcnoml11el1 bntte.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-09
sselter srpse Ioltram6 amfgeflart.

sssip gprfer Gie6 in 8alie
To IN len gefnnoen.
-2os 81 ngeles, Sal, S. apri(.
gfipa 100000, beitebeno mts bier
Eafeten Observation-Disclosures uno
eirem Gadet sSllipeletl biloeten Sic boz
Sanles Wlpran, alias q. s.. geagg mn
trei 3esloifislr t,:2 %. oe5ra1sl y.a
einem 9pltipagen in 9letp Yorf ges
ntafte geute, laut Wlorans eigenen7
8eitdnoniB.
Ser Wlunu 1te[lte ltb seiterl1 slbeno
ocn gllnbesbebDroen in sun Siege
unb prroe beute bierber gebraht. Ser
gunoesfpntnlil7dr s. s. gltrd in Suu
Sieso lagte Nfpral, bab er bon leincu
SpiebselcIlen betrpgen poroen lei utlo
er besbalb ocu slngeber nadle. Gr
nanlte oell Gdoelsfiibrer llno lagte, ST.
5lpei alSerenSiebe Ieien g o it anee
it q t gepelen, oeren sSamen e.
lidt lpiiic.
glad) nem Gaub erbielt Mprat iuie
|er bebauptet, lulrS20o unb puroe nad
Son Sranciscp 9elanot, no Die gelltc
pertbeilt lperoel ipllte, aber es eah
ofeine gbrlihfett inter Ben 9iebell"
gladoem CT laa9e genug pergebens &c
partet hatte, l6Iug ibn bos. @elpilIeit
uno er erflarte lih iest bcreit, nae
95elp 9prf 5l1riicf5ltfebren llnp alle
ausslllaaen, mas er lpille.
Wlprm NOR Der Sa6rer bes slutomp
biltrlttfs, alf lpeldem bie re9iltrirtt
GpIt i'll ieuer 9fudt ppm Sdhrboot nacj
oenGpita1nt sebraht tpllrpe. 9asGelo.
oas gerallbt lplroe, fam bon @albins:s
ton ltnb uar on slelp Sorfer 8anfels
beltinll1lt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-09
@on Disqualification acba,tt.

Mie man aus Sampieo, Megifo,
Ihreibt, lit bic erte 2onbltrabe, !pel9s
iemals in Megito fir ben aus1blieb<
li6en @ebrauh Der MlltDmpbile unb
Wotorlpagen sebaut ipurbtn, unlGng{i
StpiI@en 5ampico unb Pnruco fertig-
ee1tellt iporben.
gs 1inb grbDlzl1nternebmer, melde
biele 9anbFraBe sebaut baben, Die
etua 35 M}eilen lang 1T. Sic ioII
suna9it nur fiir ben Dienit Der Dell
Snbuitriellen gu panuco be3timmt
fein; Dp9 ertpartet man, bab lie gu
nod man@en anberen mobernen Weg=
baute1l, unter Waittpirtung Der &egie..
runs, ben MnitoB seben pirb.
8isber NOR Der Sransport 5ipi,
ihen ganuco uno Sampico nur burd
8pote auf bem panucosJluB betpertS
Itelligt lppr0en, ippbur4 bic Sel-8e:
fellI9aftens senotigt purben. toftfpie=
Iige Gafolir= pinaifen fir tire 8eauz
ten unb anbere @neeitsllte gu balten.
SEPT piro Elm reselmdbiser puiia.
gierz unb 5rohtzMutozDienit 5ipi
I9en ben genannten puntten einge--
ri@tet, uno man bot bsrednet. bah
oies betraGtlid billiger tpmmt une
aua fonit porteilhafter 1T.
ssSnbireft aber feasint au6 fir bit
allaealeinen SntereHen Der 11eus
9anoipeg bebeutfan gu iein. 8isher
mangslte e5 in ben ldnbli6en 8e3ir=
fen I'M sampico Derum p1llis on
suten Megen; ober nan bofft iest,
bop eS barlit bulb anbers !piro,
scbpn mir0 gemelbet, Dab Diele Der
srDBeren Petroleum @elelilboften
@ortebrungen treffen, nod nebr ber-
urtise 2anbItraben fir ibre 8ebiirf;
niiie onaulesen; unb bob auA Die
8eripaltuneen. Der @taaten Sanau.
lipos unb Nuepo 2eon ollen 2anb=
nzllnternebnungen ibre Inter
1tiibung angebeiben lofiet 'tpollen, au-
labli6 Der Mnlegung BON Mesen auf
eisene 9onb. sSa BON ipeitem 1T TO-
gar Der 8eiitanb Der mertfaniiaen
Bunbesseri6te' in Musii6t geitellt, -
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eiaentlich Ro9 ober &ellner lit.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-09

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