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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-06-01
THE DAILY
SHORT STORY
The Girl From Charlottes.
vile.
BY SUSAN E. cLAGETT.
Copyright, 1915, by the Mcclure
Nawannnar uaryod

Newspaper served.)
One OF the two men sitting near the
window of the Metropolis Club leaned
forward, looking after figure walk.
ing leisurely down the street.
! did not know Marshall had re.
turned. he said, as he fiicked the ash
from his cigar. The last | heard OF
him The yacht was at Alexander. Must
have been pretty gay crowd on
board, Judging from what ! have
heard.
Yes. To those who know him it has
always seemed odd that Jim should
have accepted the position. He is a
gentleman fthe old school, although
such manners are out OF date In this
generation. and certainly are unknown
to the majority Of young men and wo-
men, especially such a crowd as was
on the yacht. With all their money,
the Fieldings are still deemed much
to be desired In the way Of breeding.
Have you ever met the father? He
was born Just outside OF Washington
OF most ordinary parentage-absolute.
ly uneducated. But he had a keen
business head and could make $1,000
do the work Of three. Went West ana
made fortune. thea came back here.
His wife looked like an Irish washwo.
man and spoke accordingly. But mo-
ney and highly.educated, pretty daugh.
tiers took them into the social whiri.
The daughters, you may have heard,
married into the British. peerage, and
the son? Well, the less said of him
the better.
1t seems he took a fancy to Jim
when he was at Johns Hopkins for
treatment and offered him a large
salary II he would go as his physician
on this trip around the world. There
was an excellent opening her in town,
but 1t would have taken years to make
the money Fielding offered him. Be.
sides, the trip was the chance of a
lifetime. He hesitated for some time
before accepting, however thought
he had given 1t up. Then / learned
he had sailed.
Wasn't there some sort of a love
affair? have faint memory of
something OF the kind.
Women are curious creatures, the
other said slowly. There is no under.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-06-01
,uest Of Miss Mary i, Dille for several En-,

days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Linn have been
In Pittsburg for several days.
Mrs. Lloyd Heffner and daughter.
Miss Naomi went to Moundsyille yes.
terday to spend few days with rel.
atives.
Mrs. Caude fleming and daughter,
Miss Lucille. spent the last several
days with relatives in Morgantown.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Randolph and
Mrs. NJ. A. Randolph returned last
night from Pittsburg where they mo
tored week ago and had since been
the guests Of relatives.
George W. Smith who has attended
Carnegie Tech School during the last
winter has secured a position In the
Chemical labratory Of the Aetna Com.
pany at Carnegie, Pa. and will spend
the summer there. Mr.. Smith who Is
taking a course in chemical engineer.
Ing, is member Of last years class OF
the high school.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-06-01
For Brides to Be.

For Brides to Be.
The Misses Virginia Barnes and Ma.
bel Lowe whose engagements were an.
nounced recently were the honor
guests last evening at prettily ap.
ointcd shower at which Miss Mary
Hitc was hostess at her home on Chi.
cago street. Tho guests included
members OF the Hope Sewing Circle
Of which the hostess and honor guests
are members. The shower was of a
miscellaneous nature and was cleverly
arranged.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-06-01

ing. lips parted. DO you really mean
me. pr. Marshalll Then more slow
", ] had thought Mary
Think OF what i have told you-of
nothing else, he repS ed somewhat per
emptorily. ! did care for Mary, but
for twelve months ] have remembered
her sister. There has been no other.
Where are you staying?
am in town for the night only.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-06-01

came for the opera and am with
Mary at the Alberniarle Perhaps"
Perhaps!
Her color deepened. You might 30
with us: Mary has o boz and tomcr.
Yes?
You might motor homo with me,
The country is very beautiful Just
now
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-06-01

ish gossip. When may / see youf I
cannot wait long To- finish this talk.
now that Il Is begun must know
where stand with You. Then he
laughed. Ishad meant to do the usual
thing In candy. flowers. the theatre,
but you have forced my hand. You
don't know all you have missed, he
finished whimsically. rs
The girl leaned forward, eyes shin.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-06-01
Summer Floor Covering
at Your Service

The first week of the month OF roses finds us
wonderfully well prepared to meet all our custo.
mers' needs in the matter of summer rugs Good
assortments now of rag. fibre and grass rugs
Prices range from $1.75 for the smallest size
up to s11 for room size rug. Third Floor
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-06-01
Leave for Colorado.

DR.. and Mrs. NJ. D. Christie leave
next Monday for Palmer Lake, COL,
where they will spend the summer.
They will be Joined in July by their
daughter, Mrs. James Thompson and
little son who will spend two months
there and accompany them home.
Carney Christie who will spend the
summer In Australia arrived home
this morning to spend few days with
his parents before their departure.
DR.. and Mrs. Christie spent last sum.
mer at Palmer Lake and also visited
other western points.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-06-01

II you want to be so and enjoy per.
feet health, fall In love with your
work.
This is the advice Of Miss Lucinda
Washburn of Potsdam, N. Y. said to
be the Oldest woman in the United
States still an active teacher. She
became teacher Ga years ago.
II am not old because ! find fun
In my work." she says. 81 will never
be old because think young. walk
% blocks every day and when the
school boys challenge me to a hike,
l never decline"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-06-01
To Give Reception.

The Womans Missionary society OF
the First Presbyterian church. will
give reception on Friday night OF this
week at the home OF Mrs. George
Price on Maple avenue honoring mem.
bers recently received and the two
new missionary organizations Of the
church, the Mcfarland chapter of the
Westminster Guild. composed Of
young women and the Stoetzer Mis-.
sion band composed Of young girls.
The receiving hours are from seven.
thirty until ten o'clock.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-04-25
PLAYING POLITICS.

opinion of the Independent of the
United States is that President Wilson playing gigantic game Oh
politics seriousness which should be attached to the acts
of the head The New York American Economist
"He Is Merely Playing Potics-Tha is the true inward
the Presidents flop He merely playing politics. His quick
tariff commission plan needs other explanation
The situation called that question Condemna
ton and defeat stared the free trade party the face We are
licked party leaders, Something be done detrack
agitation protective tariff something that will split the
pay something that will check the public demand for
the repeal the Underwood tariff tariff commission will be "a
goodenough Morgan until after the election SO the President
has notified the chairman of the Ways and Means Committee that
conditions he decided in favor of tariff
commission He has however, stated what the changed cOndi
tons what particular they differ from the conditions that
existed weeks ago. when he frowned upon the tariff commits
plan and insisted that existing governmental agencies ample
for all purposes But this msy plea stamped its face with
bad faith There has been change of cOndonChcagO Repub
lican.
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HapDy Ridge,

Mrs. John Graham spent a few days
with her daughter, Mrs. Lille Ken
nedy OF Shannon.
Miss Almedia Paul spent last Fri
day with Miss Anna Mae Parker
Mrs. Liddie Cracraft and Mrs. Ell5
Dillon spent last Monday with Mrs
Washington Cracraft
Mrs. Malinda Cracraft spent a few
days with her son, Mr.. Charles era
craft and family.
Mrs. Sarah Donaldson and Mrs
Mary Jefferson are on the sick list
Mrs. Mary Anna Tuel had the mis-
fortune to fall and break her limb las
Tuesday.
Mr. George Parker spent last Thurs
day with his son. Mr. Garrett Parker
Miss Martha Wilson spent Saturday
and Sunday with Miss Cora Parker.
Miss Mary Jefferson spent Saturday
and Sunday with Miss Almedia Paul
Misses Carrie Poe and Anna Mat
Parker spent Saturday and Sunday
with Misses Pledge and Hattie era.
craft.
Mrs. Mary Cracraft and two daugh.
ters, Misses vadie and Mildred, spent
Saturday and Sunday with Mrs. LiddiC
Cracraft.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Henson of neal
Germantown, spent Sunday with heI
mother Mrs. Henry Gault.
Miss Lena Jefferson is on the sick
list.
Mrs Lottie Dillon and two little
daughters, Audrie and Aldora, spent
last Tuesday with her grandparents
Mr. and Mrs. Pelman Paul.
Mrs. Rosa Johnson spent last Sun.
day with Mrs. Retta johnson.
Mrs. Mingua has come to make her
home with her daughter, Mrs. Arthur
Jefferson.
Mrs. Arthur Jefferson and daughter
Mary, spent last Friday afternoon with
Mrs. Retta Johnson.
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$40 IN GOLD FREE
IN THE PUBLIC LEDGRRs me ADVERTISING CONTEST WHICH
NOW ON-REAp RULES CAREFULLY AND
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The better way IL to visit the
stores and examine the articles men
toned in the various Advertisements
and then you can come nearer the re-
ward.
The person reporting the nearest
correct answers to what the MER-
CHANTS consider their best values OF
most timely articles mentioned, will
be given 500 in gold by The Ledger.
Please Note-All answers must b.
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the $50 in gold will be announced and
paid to the winner at the Washington
theater at the close of the first show
on Thursday night, May 4.
Fill out the following coupon and
send II to the Advertising Contest
Manager, Public Ledger, Maysville
KY, by Monday, April IL, and you may
win the 500 No one connected Will
The Ledger Publishing Company OF
with the merchants whose advertise
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the contest.
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Correspondence
OrnnRebnrR.

MIR. and Mrs. James r.. Roden and
little daughter, Bessie, were the
guests Of her mother, Mrs. George
Wallingford, Sunday.
Several from here attended the play
at Rectorville Friday and Saturday
nights.
Miss Eva Willett spent Sunday with
Mrs. Mary Lou Willett
Miss Helen Wilmington and Mr. Stan
ford Tolle of Maysville, are visiting
Mrs. George Wallingford
Mrs Lillian Mae Brown and son Of
Paducah, are visiting her mother, Mrs
George Wallingford.
Mr. Jack Farrar is visiting his wife
Mrs. Bessie Farrar.
Miss Nancie Coryell spent Wednes.
day with Mrs. Robert Coryell.
Mrs. Lillian Bane went on a business
trip to Manchester Monday.
Miss Marguerite Sttt is visiting Miss
Anna Holiday.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-04-25

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exactly what to do in order to be one
Of the contestants in The Ledger'5
advertising contest:
First-Read the names Of the mer-
chants on the coupon below, only the
concerns whose names appear In the
6rst issue OF this proposition which
started Tuesday and continues for six
issues, are to be considered in the
prize offered.
Second-Read the advertisements
carefully, note the prices quoted and
the description of the article you con-
slider to be the best value for the
money offered in the display advertise
ment
Fill out the coupon by writing the
name of the article opposite the firms
name, the article you consider to be
The best value. II no prices are
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their name the article you consider
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Cost.
'ForRsnt.

FOR RENT-Houss of four rooms, at
rs West Third street; has water
and gas. Apply to 2lO West Third
street. a22-lw
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Oanted.

WANTED-Household work of any
kind. Apply to Margaret Vaughn,
Carmel street, city. al9-3t
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FOR SALE-Must be sold at once.
Five passenger Doris touring car,
in good condition; suitable also for
truck, Day and Night Garage
a22-lw
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-04-25

1t is announced that electric-pneu
matte brakes are to be used on the
passenger trains of the Pennsylvania
railroad.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-04-25

FOR RENT-Three room furnished
fiat. with water and gas. 42l For
ort avenue a24-6t
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F0rCaLe.

FOR SALE--Beautiful residence OF
Mrs. /. y. Watson near Shannon,
frame with metal roof; six rooms,
two halls, verenda, rear porch, acct
elyn lights, meat house with cellar
under same, stable with buggy house
attached. coal house, chicken house,
orchard and large garden, cistern
and never-failing we'll. For price
see /. NJ, Lano or Mrs. |. n. Wat
son. a12-tf
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-04-25

Dr. Wiley he prescribed for the Harvard football team
and has game Yet the prescription
which Woodrow Wilson's administration has had take will
have the same effect
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-04-25

FOR SALE-A brown wicker baby
buggy; also white enameled kid
die koop." Apply to Mrs. Horace
j. Cochran. a20-1w
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

All items under this head y cent a
word. Minimum charge 10 cents.
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FOR SALE-Household and kitchen
furniture, coal range, coal stove, gas
stoves. tables, chairs, etc. Call at
II West Fourth street, Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons.
All not sold at auction Thursday
afternoon at o'clock. a24-3t
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-04-25
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Congress-

We are authorized to announce W
J Fields OF Carter county. as a candi,
date for denomination as Representa-
tive in Congress from the Ninth Dis
uict, subject to the action OF the Au-
sust primary.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-07
9afelbc fred)e G,tslanb, %Icmtsutase,
,uie npr 100 Sahreu.

Staatsiefretar Canning, ser 9elez
gentltd anlpaubllngen pnnSdom iiber
bic @crgeipaltigun9en 5u baben ldeint,
Die mir bon gn9lanb erlcioem ld6pfte
aus Dem l1mitanoe, baB 2etteres Sic
2onooner grtlarn1g seitridcn bat, Sic
5offmans, DOB iid oaralls cinige CT
leid)tcrllngen fir ben amerifanilden
@anoel crgeben ipiirben. ST beaufe
tragic babcr Sen gotldaiter Sage, in
Grfabrnn8 81 bringen, mas bierin All
eriparten iei. Sic Mntlpprt mar Elm
5obngela6ter: @eipiB, mir BADEN Sic
2onboner grtldruns seitriden, aber
'1l1r oeslpe9en. ipeil iic bllrcb Sic gntz
ldeioH,g unicrcr Yriiengeridte ser
llaterbriiflng Seq nertrale,t @anbcrs
I'M @ege ltcbt. SEPT miro bicler .6anz
Del nod mcbr als 5llber nnterbriidt
iperben.
8orin bieIe l1nterbriidung bcifcbt,
baben mir idpn mebrfah aneefiibrt,
abcr cs farm nidts Id)aben, tpe,1l, mir
CO tpicberbolen nnb bamit bcm ameriz
tanilden @olfc feline edarbe cinldar~
fen. lagt lcbr ridtia oas Gincimnatier
"golfsblatt". Gnglanb befretirt, oas
es feline aelctlibc l,lo mirfiamc8l pdaz
De 81 nntcrbalten braudt, lin Sen nett
tralen &anbel init feinolidcn 2anbern
5t lmtcrbriiden. Scfferlon, Ser allsS
gelpro6cnlte Sriebensmann leincr 3eit,
CAB oas nidt am, lonoern berfiigte Sic
Sperrung Ser. amcrifaniiden @dfen ses
gen gnslanb, pte man bas jcbt BON
@ilipn pergeblid forbert nnb Iabiion
erflarte a1s biei fem Grunbe gr1glar1b
ben arieg. obipobl .er Sic Sefferlon<
iden, aegen Sen 8rieg gcridteten Mn<
ifauungen boil n1o gang tbeilte.
Gbcr in bem iebisen arieac eebt
England nod tpeiter ipic in Mabi1ons
Sagen. &unlals uabm es iid nidt
beraus, bannfreie @aqre fir @annz
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-07
ffricafii1rcnoe s,ationcn

miro"
Sic 2oaif bielcr Musfiibrungen lit
einfa6 unanfedtbar. 8cnn sic beutz
Idle 3cgierllng in abrebe Itelt, oaB bie
Mc9ieruno Garran8os our6 beutlde
Sinansiers nit @elS nntcrltiibt iueroe,
10 ipridt lie iclbitoeritanolid oie@obrz
belt nnb, ipir biirfen 9etrplt sic Be-
baliptllng, oaB Sic ocntlde Sinans nit
DEM ebemalieen sdiitling BEG Germ
@illon im 8nrbe lei, GIT Sen anberen,
bon Ser proellglilhen GrelIe a~usgebrii=
teten Silgen leaen. Mlein bas Nedt
Der Seutlden Sinanslertte, .Garran5a
nit @elbmitteln inter sic Mrme sl
s%reifcn, lit gang un6eItreitbar; Inn 10
llnbeltreitbarer, oils mir nit llnlcrer
Madbarrepublif einit1peilcn nod in
Srleoen leben, rnb oils mir trpb bes nnz
perldalnt berallsforbernben Sones, Sen
garran5a III leiller iiinsitcn Mote an
ldla9t, OH Der, 5offrulna felt9alten, baB
elm ipirfli6er @rieg NIT Merifp bere
n,tepelr ipcrben fam. %llnlere 8nnDesre=
sierllns. nobm uripriinglid Sen gtanoe
punt Gin, baB cine ~finan8ieIle Siilfez
lctltllns fit cine Ser friesfiibrenben
Earteieu ein nnnelltraler Gift lein mir
De-. 9ann aber ppa5og Tie, tpie in 10
pielet anberen, einen Srontipedlel nnb
lieB fem @prt Beg @ioeriprl1ds laut
fperoen gegen Ben fran5Dlil6 : ensliz
ld9en @illiarbenpump. gbeniopenig
proteltirte lie seaen Die fiir5lide ruliiz
lde Mnleibe. 8enn es aber unleren
amerifaniiden Sinon5iers geltottet lit,
elmer friesfibrel1ben Weadt Sic CUR
Sortletn1g bes &rieses nDtbieen GEL
Der bor5uIfreden, 10 fann es Sen beutz
|lden Silan5leuten unat1ogli6 ~perbpten
fem, cine Ne9ierlng, Die nibt im &rie<
Sc lieat, bel Ser Gronlng ibrer ppbl
[etnas bc~rangirten Sinan5cn gu .belfen.
Gs freut lllls natirlih, baB bies nidt
seidebcn lit, ipeil cine berartise @ilfs-
oftion ipiebcr @al1er ailf Sic Miiblen
ser 9ertldenbeeer 9cipelen ipairc. -
Iber, ipas bcm eiaen reht lit, bas lit
bcm anbereu bilig. sollte es iuenisz
items 1ein. @enn Sic beutlde Sinan3
|slaubte, NIT elmer berartisen Iftion il,
@cgito Gin sutes @e]ddft MAIDEN gu
%fonnen, 10 pare. lift Medt, Sic giinitige
@elescnbeit aus5uaiieen, iiber ieben
3tpeifcl crbaben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-07
0eim Nrm,tb sur gmfrcsuns.

.eeSn Berlin itellt man entriiltet in
gbrebe, DOB beutide Sinan5iers Die
merifaniide &c fdcto 8egieru1lg nit
@elb lnter1tiisc.
@an re9e lid bcsipeecn nidt auf,
tpeber in Berlin nod bter, idreibt lebr
ridtig oas Netp Dorter nGrltlheSour<
naI".
@enn in Sen @ereini9ten Gtaatcn
&rie9sanlciben fit Sic Mlliirtc11 aufse~
brabt lperoen biirfen, nnbeidabet Ser
N%clltralitdt, 10 biirfen beltldc @elos
leute altd bcm Germ garransa cine
alcini9feit poridicben, obnc Sic Ncuz
trnlitdt 5I bcrlctcn.
@nsu nod gu bcmcrfcn tpdre, bab
%rrltcns sic bclltlden 8elbleute ipobl
elm ipldes @cdt babcr, bab lie aber
fcinc,l @cbrauh baupn mao6en. nnb
bab 5ipcitens Mcrifp belte nod for
nell nit bem Iuslanbc IN Sriebcn lcbt.
ipabre,lo IN Sen Ser. Staaten @ulb fir
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-07

Der NautmaAn Gtrar
9iDrnipn aus gbriltiaEta: Elm @pbn
oes 9ihters 8iDrnY
bat Der Staotgemeinoe G9pas ii,
Strol $4,000 aronen in oritter
oiterreihil6er &%riegsanleibe sl1r grz
ridtuns elmer Stiftlng in @dtpas
susepieien. 9ieie @tiftlns ipl Deli
Namen n9iDrnfisrne unb &arpline
8iDrnfpn" trasen; lire idbrlid5en
grtrasnii1e iino fit bepiirftise Sim
Der I'M ariese sefaaenef poer bur9
Den &rieg erperbsunfdbig seporoe=
aer, in Der Gtaotsemeinoe 5aipaa
su1tdnoiser arieger al periuenoen.
Dte wtt1glteber zines
tintIerii4en 8eirats fir ben @ie=
csraufbau in 8elsien, bs1en 8eariin,
Dung Die 9roBen oeutiden Wr9itet=
tenperbarOe angerest baben. lino iest
BON 8eneralsouperneur %yreiberrn
BON Billing in 9riiHel allssepablt
l!porben. Der 8uno oeutider Mrdlitet=
ten, Der @crbano beutlder MrAitet=
ten unb Snsenieurpereine batten se=
meiniqm cine gorialagsliite aufse=
itelt. gu Mitglieoern lpurben oarz
allfbin folsenos oeutiGe Mrbitettsn
beittmmt: @ebeimer Sofrat Or Sl,s.
Differ : Dresden, Gebeimer 9aurat
yrpfefor SrenBen : Iadsn, itGoti=
Ider Saurat profeHor Dr.Sng.
@rahelsMSiinhen, 8ebeimer Sber=.
baurat Garun-8erlin uno @sNimer
Sberbalrat Or. =Sng. Stubbeneg Ser
lin.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-07
Golitiidje ,,,,b nnpolitiide
&anbslpKen.

Sic sroBe GfienIibe Der Maiirz
ten - ugiel Geldrei uno ipenis
@ole~.
y.
Sic 9robe rullilhe 0fieniipe -
9eutl6e @iebe bon 2inIingeu unb
@raf 8otbmer.
Sc sr1ilBer Sic BON Som aefabelz
ten grfpl9c, bclto mcitcr geben Sic
Staliener 5uriid.
Git @aig cntldltIbist Sen GtinS
ltanb iciner aroBen Gffeniipe NIT Rer
seutuctter. Sen oeutiden @eidobbascI
farn mon ii6 binsuoenten. obne beious
oers oaran erinnert 5n tpcrben.
81.
- General Sod beiBt Sic neuelte
%miIitarildc 8eriibmtbeit Ser Strange
fen. llno atd linn ipinbct man Sen
2prbeer ltn Sic Stirn, nod ebe CT i'm
iid bcrbientc. SIT es Gin @lu1ner, bab
iolde araaac 10 raid peltcn?
- Son Sen 8el6ipprencn, sic iiber
5anider gu @eridt labcn, fiibrte fei~
ner einen beutidar gfamen. linn 10
lpirfun9spollcr Sic Sreilprcdlngl
w. Sn ocm algcnblid, ba uniere
Solooteu ms 6elb morIhiren, lteigt
Der grcis fir gobnen, eines Der
8auptbe ltanbtbeile ser Mrnaeez Natio<
men, bon 81 ouf $3.50 pro Gad. gs
9ebt opd nidts iiber Sen - amerifaz
nilden Gatriotism1s!
- Mit bem @iperruf Scr 2onbnner
9eflaratipn biirftc gnelano au6 Bic
gauhbootfragc bon ncllem mtf9erollt
gs Itebt aber idon ieet felt,
bab gerlin, falIs es baral1s sic mGsz
lideu sdliil1c 5icbt, BON 8albington
bes infanen 8rud)s zines beiliaen 8ez
IobniKes an9eflagt pcrben miro.
- gs lit ebenlo argerlid, ipie irres
fiibreno, Sic enaliiden 3eitunsen iiber
sic %curopailden charlottesville su lez
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Siencn nid)t sic minSeite geadtuus. 30
hieIe ben 9eutldcn Meberlagen ms
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bauptet.
- Sic 2onbpncr Spc5ialberidt<
eritatter fir cnslilde 3eitlmgen MEL
Sen, bab Sic cnglilden @eerfiibrer oen
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ten. tpo ser Nnsrifi crfplsen iperoe.
9icie Strategic lit arobartig lno bic
MittbeiIuna iiberraldel,o - fir eug@
lilde 3citun9en.
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baraltf ailfmerflam, bab Die r%cidsbcut@
1de 9rcl1e bpIlcr 3uperlidt Ser nnnite
tclbarcn 3ufunft ins Gllge blidt. Semi
bas lit Der am Idmerlten miesenoe linz
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III Ben @ereini9ten Staatcn. bab bic
hcutibe Ben gmpfinbungen Der Mebrz
belt bes &plfes Illsbrltf nerleibt.
Sic 'b6bere Ginfommeniteuer
ipirb bauptlddli6 Sic uncertainties
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-07
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6onrtaes.s luSgabe. FEDS Nunrnrer,,- iebe gSSDodbes
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eeno etnet1 ,8*ofitarnt In ben Der. staaten, 90,
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2te eonxtaeI . anssabe, nnr bur& bic goft
na6 tebem 9oftarnt In ben Der. Gtaaten. Ycffet
t&brlt@ $f.OO bel Borais5abIung.
PET .1albinbdentlidbe Tcuofrat", burt1 bic
4olt tniterbaIb ber Ser. Staaten ,r1b burd
S11san91er IN Der staot $3.50. bel 8orausaatIui,g
SS.Uo; nap CANADA $3.50 utb mad Guropa
vA.OO per Sabr BET 8orau8oabIino.
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eol6 BET Ger. Staaten $500. na@ Canada lltlb
1oo EUROPA $3.50 tdtrlt6 BET BorauS5abIung.
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eritatter fir cnsliide 3eitlmgen nell
Sen, bab Sic cnglilden @eerfiibrer ben
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ten, ipo Ser Ansrifi crfplsen tperbe.
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@ittbeiIuna iiberraldel,b - fir eng
It]dle 9%cituuae1.