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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-27

NEW YORK. Nov. 27.-ooshl
A divorce case In Bohemlal
We used TO figure that real Bo
hemiana never even got married
let alone getting divorced
Hut the artistic colony of Green
wich village IL actually In the
throes OF "A divorce suit. with the
alleged correspondent IAN amazing
~ beautiful woman living In n lur
urious Tat In Washington square
Her name IL not given. for tho
papers were promptly sealed: No
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-27
COAST LUMBERMEN TO FIGHT FOR TRADE

SAN FRANCISCO Nov 27Tho umbermen are
day fighting those
building material Thru the
today filling chest"
against lumber by campaign for
The wooden contaner the reprooed
products especially under fire win be before
light by the campaign. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-27

Glass Measuring Cups. graduated by
ounces, az 1Oc.
No. Never Break" Steel Frying Pans.
with always-cold handles. at SIC.
Plain thin blown Table Tumblers. full
sire, set OF six at 3Sc.
Tea Cups and Saueers, thin white china
set OF six, SOC.
Dinner Plates. plain white and decorated
semi-porcelain. each. Toe. -r.ur,s r,...
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-27

Atmore's Brand Mlnee Meat,
a package Zoe.
Cancied Peel, Citron a pound
2Jc. orange and Lemon. a
pound zoe.
Not-s-seed Ralsins, bounce
packages. each 15c.
Sun-Msld Seeded Raislns,
large size packages. each lie.
Cluster Rsisins, 15-ounce pack.
ages, each 15c.
Cluster Table Raisins, extra
large, a pound 22c.
Layer Figs. 3 packages for
25c. a package Zoe.
Shredded Coeoanut, fresh and
sweet, a pound 2Jc.
Fourth Floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-27
SAVES CHILD'S LIFE FROM ENGINE PILOT

LA CROSSE Valley residents may apply for
Carnegie medal He In
engine cab when he child the distance
grade and the brakes
along the iootboard the pilot
grabbed the sleeping child with his free
track just
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-27

Two-piece Carving Sets. made from good
steel. with wooden handle, set. 49c.
Family Kitchen Scales. weigh - pounds
by ounces at SLID.
Roasters, OF gray enameled steel, round
style, with cover, 25c.
Cooky Cutters. made OF heavy tin. in as
sorted shapes. At Sc.
Rockingham Tea Pots. the new hook
lid" best quality. at S1.OO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-27

bohemia will have 20 wait.
The plaintiff IL Mrs. Louise Nc.
Cutcheon Norton. who gained
fame by writing an exotic play.
Little Wax Candle" which was
published by bohemian print-shop
that Anthony Comntock used 10
hate.
Her husband. Allen r. Norton.
IN n poet They we're married In
1871 and separated last summer.
She was n Smith college coed al
tho time OF the wedding.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-27

"Savory" or Model Sanitary
oval Roasters. with seamless
body. made OF heavy steel--self
hasting and self browning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-27

Washington Square ALI Agog When Lady Playwright OF
Little Wax Candle" Asks Decreei
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-27
teeth SEAT OF MANY ILLS. SAY They

ST LOUIS 27Got your teeth pulled
Got swelling joints the iio
wisdom md
The latest thing in medical
teeth with rheumatism.
with the forceps. IL Is said.
There is a
Medical science actually
Of general socaIed
rheumatism have had
s better baths
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-27
3oo.P0UNDER UNABLE TO ESCAPE FIRE

HlAADEbPilA Pa, Nov 27-The giant
bravery Of Frank Margwarh
mis- cafe and home at No 40 East Allegheny
MargwRrth weighed
building until satisfied
had been
the second window which
tempted pull him n
When he extricated he had
being taken 10 the hospital He year old
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-27
Dainties for the Thanksgiving Feast

Take advantage OF Bargain Tuesday in the Grocery
Section TO your Thanksgiving Groceries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-27
OF MIN CAUSES SUICIDE

LoUfsBuRG. Kan aBeoansc he unable 10 bear n
suspicion OF years himself in u
head with revolver that
sailant OF William H.
reading a ia the kitchen o his home
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-27
Cranberries, 15c a Pound

Extra fancy Cranberries. good
size, meaty berries. Cranberry
Sauce will complete your
Thanksgiving Dinner. Special,
15c a pound.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-27
HUBBY TRIES TO SUICIDE

TRENTON. I'm aitcmp, to end his life by
swallowing poison Anthony Dcroo. old
Ice where he
ouAiy wounded his bride OF five months
Drrrico believed
clothing previous his lie taken III in hs
the hospital After pleading
taken back the hspa His
declared the shooting unintcn,ionRi
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-31
KingsviIle

McCauiev has returned
.n extended visit with relatives
rr.saBs In sherman and Dallas
.. bora Ferguson 20 Thamasiou
t SUNDAY evening aud is Visit.
~. sister Mrs j. ~ Ellis
H.. Moss harrington Of san Antonio
.t.ra hrr parents AIR ans Nrt
= r Smith
~. ta Rogers ~ Galveston Is
s. nrl christmas vacation with
..uuts ST. and Mrs w. 81 Rae
~. lowell white and children
f Mas Martha Rogers are here frum
,rsr.nr.n. y g.. Visiting their pa
- lr lrd Mrs. W. Ai Eoerra
rhn uu remain until after New
Years
s-se arrived slnda, from Baltimore o.
s...f Nis ,Stu.Ds parents. Capt and
fe W Hown
u.. cf.tl Peterson. who is compiet.
Ur. ress course Boo san Antonia
u.rfr 'nr holidays With her na
,sa. fr rd Mrs % t. Peterson.
Nr Ta.t1.f iniri is at home from
srsrn,stIf University at Gcoree.
,.ar %. ..uI Hor Christmas Vacation
r.th l,r Parents Mr. una Mrs W. h..
fr
Nl.. N Neaon e homc fram
uaa.,ua goo .pond Now Years With h,r
f.rf N arI Airs p Scissor.
Nis. I.t hl HAYS who is taking "a
.r. course at Eico Institute Is cn-
0ti.. 0,ar.lu with her Parents.
.f .I. 49, Ilrra
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-31

Automobile owners erifn your ears
win Bfasisrs auto iee.ier and ssse
ora fmsrih your rastlins biil 80 mon.
- y We don't satisfy YEA Over ene
hundred in CORPUS c1rlsii hage bern
shown. sou are nftt w. " Br,aisf
e Ford Service station. Aag 300.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-31
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ioee't permanently in this section {
inter ny eersires az ~. round frait
man and farmer AZ ary ane who es.,ti.i
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-31
George West.

'fse Wcsl gave ia sec.,t ..,....,
'.'s'inas tail Tuesday even ~. 4. ~.
NiaN room ~ the Collier h..,l.t.,.. 49,.
80 ~ m"st elaborate affair el,e,
a many months tnr nan u.s
~ ul'iai2 decorated in mess s"t,,
eng iHims the regular chr..t,,,. ~,
''a and srrcn htIne t..tef.tt,
carried out The grand march ..s N,
Mtrs hHc Crawford ana AL $780,.
iNhst AZ twelve aosa.E d, i......,..,
mes tifn was piaccd ID tae e.n.
" 'Nr hah ana en- Iah,s e,r.
t'ih'a om except Those or ~. ~.
Pc fhte Wonderfal rffect .wsn.-
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F"nNn ""s srr' "a frtm la..H a.a..p.
que" booth Tho msir ws. ft,nt.s..
fIilc "''r
Ainons th'se present wen, N,s.e J.
AniN HntU ans Naomi Tom. t,.,o..
Neiitvnh Mabie MeKenner ,Is.ri,.
'uul 'Ede Lynch tSan Anr..ri.,t
'ii.H MiNrsha tAlikrsk.l. latnoi. 81,
pos iNniu'hH. ThelmA pleh MIA.
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-31

~ TT hides grren Or dry skins,
l'ones faeH. hrase. copper automobile
iireg itnef iuies manazlrrs and ga
psra chAflea Land A Co. eIs Car.
fl1o 81 4sg
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-31

lna atic tntm Cor fUnt re mIlcs sanih
Aana imict Tex Now , r,sin haase
Ntn ahA ,histeu NuNss Wsup a p
i'eiAnsan Bartlett rgA gef further III
furmHtun
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-31


t''N khNi South rnoms eiih of
"bn"ni housekeeping. Apph after
o aool hotf~ sos \ hrsaaway. phonr
s,' ssa
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-31

Don't fGfsoi w tem fnnr4aa ua-
raifes aHi stoves cafafl Shi nan1
siors fss
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1916-05-18

They expect to spend the SUNNI
here.
A sister of Mrs. Bruce Craven is
visiting her this week.
Miss Rose johnson is home now
at Hickory Slope" for the summer.
Mrs. Crissie Clark of Ashebaro
has been visiting her sister Mrs. Tom
Finch at Wheatmore.
Mrs. Young and daughter return
ed from Norfolk, Va. last Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Wheless of Greensboro is visit
ing Mrs. Ellis of "Elmswood Court"
Mrs. Parker visited her niece Mrs.
ia mes White at Wheatmore last
week.
Mr. Paul was quite i'll for few
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1916-05-18

days last week, but has about re
covered.
Mrs. Norment of the hotel is at.
tending Greensboro c)mmencemsnt
this week.
Trinity is literally a bower now
The wild honeysuckle miDgles its
perfume with the fragrance of the
Syringia, and all kinds of roses.
Trinity is a thing of beauty" in
the month of May.
So our little village according to
Keats is Joy forever.
Mss Kate Craven has returned to
her home in Trinity She was &C.
companied by Miss Bess Dunlap.
The Trinity Book cub met with
Mrs. Jessie Phillips last Thursday
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1916-05-18
Brown and Wagner'S Cafe

If YOU want to see first class
cafe in every respect take yourself
to Brown and Wagner's place of
business on South Main street,
where every sanitary arrangement
has been provided to safeguard the
public's health. Here you find
everything clean and the food pre-
pared in a most wholesome and
palatable way by expert cooks. The
counters, tables, chairs and linen
are clean, the front and back of the
cafe has double screened doors,
which does away with the flies and
the dust. In fact the proprietors
offer a reward for any flies found in
the cafe! Eat your Sunday dinner
at this cafe next. time or any other
meal you desire and you will be
highly pleased. <s+4.zz, =~e
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1916-05-18

evening.
Fred Ingram was in Trinity Sun
day evening"
DR.. Jacks m was in town a few
days fg'. We always give DR.. j c1-
son warm welcome in Trinity.
Mrs. Sallie Southall Cotton a sis
ter-in-law of Mrs. Weeks made her
a short visit last week. Mrs. Cotton
was enroute for High Point to at
tend the Women's Federation of
clubs.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1916-05-18

F. A. Stewart of Kiota, Japan, will
be kept in the field through the sup
port of Wesley Memorial M. E
church which agrees to furnish the,
$500. year required.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1916-05-18
Sumner Millinery

We have just received a big lot
of white hats, white and red flowers
white wings, etc, for your summer
hats. White and colored Sport
Hats, soc. 75c and 500, all the
rage now:
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1916-05-18
SPECIAL
BARGAINS
On White Skirt Goods and
COlOred Lawns for the Next
10 Days.

Hundreds of yds of colored Law S
out of the old dyes at old prices, Sc,
1Oc and 15c per yd. Had better
buy quick if you want them at old
prices.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-18
Witi'iiippi crrcid,tgbei Daren.
port nit 14:4 GMf fetucu
S06ftftanp.
.vl,0 jctt iIanaiam i'm Salrn be-
griffen. 5
5arlrlc,1 iteben nod u,1tcr @aller.
Stub ltebt in 2eglaire / SUB
iber acknowledgements.

{. sangia'na aber itetia lit Der Miiii-
|ltppl lest I'M 6allet begriifeny nad-
Oem ct geitern Mittag nit einem
MalierltanD. BON IA JltB' -ieinen
@odltItano erreiht fat.
Sd)on lett Gagel1 lit ser StraBeu=
boboietllt nad) Suburban Sssslano
einseltellt moroen, % oas @aIIer
itber ene1 Sub boG iiber Sen -@elei.
let lia1t. Mld) Der Bllifalo-Mpa0 lit
itilpaallirbar, 90 altf bemlelben nreb-
rere I5ltb @aifer ltebell.
gerld)ieoene Seller Ser aomniI-
|1ionsbalier an Der 6ront strabe 3tpi-
ldJen Der .Sarrilon l1lb 9errp gtraBc
|ltete1l tollltqlloig atl1ter @nIier. Gber=
balb oes 8llliies itebt 1tody oiel Narl,-
|lano, inter @aller 1ll1o fam oesbalb
ltatlirlid nid)t %heltellt lperben. sSs,1
Der yea9e pon Grincetpr, no, 1pie
ld)ol1 1riiber in Ser Demofrat" qe-.
meloet murOe, Der 9amn1 brad, ite=
|lJe1 -iiber 800 .5l1B gutes 6aru1la,b
|ooultanoig ulifer @aIier.
Sn Clinton NOR geitern N6er,o Elm
Walieritaao bon 16:5 SUB, alio bier
SUP 1lber Dem @odnpaiierltanb 5l1
per5eidner, maiiJreno Ser Hlub BEL
Wll1seati11e nit 1914 SUB ei,1en SUB
llber Dem Observation-Disclosures
.ltal1o. Mlld) in 2eGloire uebt Ser
tSlltB NIT a Sub nod eine,l SUB
llber Dem Sodrpai1eritano.
- Merdantg gransfer & @toroge
20. Selepbot 855. Mn3.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-18

@robe N15abl 3ipJlfane fiiflen Sc
r~ld)tsfalet0er Sour penig CIR
belt fiir l8rano SSl1rp Dor !
ban6en.

8llliam 6. Mecslrtbur bon Ies
Wtoi1es, SSa., Glerf bes gunoesae=
rldots fir Den liioliben Gbeil bes
Stoates, auar Der erite 8eanlte, Scr
FUR Den beltte begirnenOen Mprl- Sc
rsd)tsternlin in 9apenport eintraf.
spater anl M6en0 falnen oalln al1dy
Der Walnoeshesirfsalimalt Claude st.
Eorter BON Genterpille nl1b 8l1n6es=
b%e5irfsridter Martin S. @aoe an.
Ger, Observation-Disclosures 6. Is.
W'ppn rno Der 8ll1besmarldaa Ri=
fQlas S. &eeo meroen bellte @Sorz
gen a%nfonlnlel1.
Die groffnlu,g oes Mpril-germins
lou bel1tc gprmittag 10 l16r in 3a-
pe1lport ~6cgonncn 1peroen. gln1oesbe=
5lrfsrid)ter Mnrtin S. @aoe miro
bet Dem 1ermim Der nnsefdbr. 5lpei
N5od)e11 Oaltern biirftc, ben &or1ib
fibren.
ytaa Dem Geridtsfalenber gu a1r-
|tbeilell, foann1en piele sdne CUR gert
bonolllna, Die slrn gr0Bten Gbeil aus
W%a1lferotten beteben. Sir uoas bllt-
ttge 1llbe1l6", Die @ran6 SllrD, miro
11ur le9r apenig 5t tbun jein, 90 falt
gar feline ltebertretnngen ser 9atn.
oesgeiebe itattgefunben baben. 8ei=
De, Die @rob tpie aud oie &leinge-
idtporenen, miiiien fid idon am Gr-
offnungstage oes @atnoesbe5irfsge-
ridts e%infin0en.
Dr. gafer, 3abnarst mbitnfer
Bal1lotng. Gina
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-18
6mIbrano (@iIberD eetbcr'5
0emdiSc cin mabrer Nnnit,
gcnnb.
Sober Gaucnpprtcr ipltc iidJ sic sl1s.
itcllnna in Scr OffcntlidJen gibliu=
tGef anicben.
eidteiicftc Ser Gcn1aloe Iteben eilr5ig
in ibrer grt Da.

Cine groBartige Musl1ellllag bon
@~enlalOen ocs befalmten normegiider
Malers Glllbrallo u@ilbert" Settler,
Der aueenblidlih lein 9oni5il III
|gbicago aufgeidlaeen bat, miro jett
anf Dem 5%lpeiten 5todlperf Ser Of
fentliden 9ibliotbef ge5eigt. 9iele
!@emaloe, tbeils in Sel, t6eils in
8alierfarben oltsgefiibrt, biloen eli
llen 10 berporragellben &%l1nltgerub,
Dob NienlnnO es perfeblen lollte, Die
gilDer 5t betradten.
Sic Mlsltell1ng lit fir Sos allge-
meme gllblifnm taglid) big sum
W}ontag Ser nahlten @ode ge6ffl,et.
.1as Meiitermtrf oes aiinItlers, n1ie
@aloid)mie0e", lit crit fiir5lid fertigz
geltellt mor0en nrD fat einen @ertb
bon iiber $25,000. Die 2idteffefte
oieIes Nno pieler anoerer 8ilber 1ino
10 allsgepragt natiirlid, mie lie mir
|ielten geieben meroen. gelonoers
modJtell mir Die geiuder al1Ber anf
OieIes Hil0, alld oltf geo. SO, eben-
fals Die @aloidmieoe tit1lirt, ol1f:
merriam MAIDEN. 3ieieS gen1al0e
tit nod p%u11oer6arer, mie Dns groBe
9ilo allsgefiibrts Ser 2idteffeft oie=
les 8ilbes lit politalroig Ser Natar
abgelall6t.
Son ben bielen @emaloerL Sic sur
AusItellltng gelangerL iino Dieieni=
gen, melde Oie nor0ilde @eimatb oes
&iinltlers i'm Sdttee, in ser @lutb
Der Witternadtslonne o0er ser
Mountaineering Oaritelen, 51peifel=
los an fiinltleriidJIten al1sgefiibrt.
Mltoere 8emal0e, melde alnerifani=
Idle, italieniide, fran5oiilde, roeutide,
englild]e nno %bollan0iide S5e1erien
Dor teaen, limo ebeniaQs beroorro=
geno allsgefiibrt, jeood e11t6ebren lie
pes eigerartigen, be5aubernben Gei=
5es, Den geraOe sic nprbiid)cn 9iloer
Deg &il1itlers, Die linn mie aus Ser
|seele entfporfen gu leil1 ideiren, auf=
mellen. gelonoers mad)en mir
nod a1f bas groBe Bennaloe
.oes &iinlilers uIie 8aloidmie-
|oe" i'm meltlid 6eleger1en 3in=
mer ltno Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. i'm
oltliden 3inlnler ZIMMERMAN.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-18
0Heseniaeo esSMmet.
Sir jcoc tootc Tlicae miro cinscbntel
Sent bcsallt, lucnu mnbcrtmciie
abgclicfcrt.
8%cpesuna crluedt lid, iiber oas aall
sc 2ans llo perlprirbt Grfolg.

9eute iinOet Sic groihu,rs ser
~Saaoiaiion ltatt, Ole sen sall5en
sonraler iiber mabren miro nam,
lid) pie Sago alii Die 6liege, ullo
oas 2ollnlgsiport lal1tet: Seine Sdo-
nllng fir oieie MagegeiIter Ser
Menidlbeit, sic eilenl DOS 2eben sun
Sole mad5en fol1nelll llu0 Die Slie=
geniago miro iid1 ilt oieiem Monate
|ebr lobnell, bot bod Ser Commercial
Club beldlollen, fir ieOe setootete
6lisge, Die ibr in @ngrose9a1dfen 5lt
ie 100 StIf dbaeliefert aperbenL Sen
fapitalen Rreis bon lilo Gent 5ll
5nbler. user alio in Sen natblten
bier 8od]en cine Siege iiebt, oer
n1orOe Tie nit 2ilt uro Gepalt, Inn
|eritens lein ger1nogen a~ui3ube1lerll
un0 5fpeitens Die @elt Dor meiterelt
100000 6lieget SUI id)iibe,1, oie
IN geraoer 2ir1ie BON biei ct einerl
1liege abltanmel1 miiroen, tpen,1 iie
Die fonnnenOen bier 8oden iiberlebt.
|@s battc altdl feinen 3ped, sic Size
gen aus @riinben elmer rationellen
Nllf5lldt lebell 5lt la1ien, inoem man
|iid iagt, BOB man ia inn Ml1gl1lt,
tuel1n Oie 100000 sbffolnunlinae le=
ben, olsiel6en ms before SSenieits be-
foroem ut0 0a0urd} ein beoeuterro
|beiieres @eibaft MAIDEN fonlle, oen,r,
|aniegelogt, Grei'e fir %abgelieferte too
|te Ilicae1 aperoel1 mir I'M 2aufe Die
1er pier @oden 6e5ablt.
gclolloers fir bic ainoer uno lpI-
.d]e Eerlonel1, bie peiter nidts Su
Itbum babell, 0iirfte iid1 bieler 11el1e
SltOnltrie5meig rebt lobnero aeltal-
ten lit oodD oas Iliegenfongen cine
9leblilrgs6el 6aitiaulrg pieler 2eute,
Der oft germ un1o al1soal1errto aeblll-
Oigt miro.
@ie bereits er1ndbut, geb0rt sic
tSllege 5ll oen qualenblten Snieften,
Die nit gorliebe 9obellport beimlu-
den, nno ldo1l aus oieiem @runoe
'oute lib ieoermamt an oieiem Ser
tllaitngsfriege betbeilisen, oud apeil
mau iid i'll 0ieIem frieseriiden i9eit-
bod allf irgerlo cine Meile idlo-
gero betbdtigen nlub n10 cine iplde
&anpaglte gan5 entldieoen spel1iger
fpltlpielig INTO gefabrli6 lit ais gum
geilpiel sic Expedition nod Merifo
ooer aroere sllngeuiIle, abel1teucr=
liddle' ltl1ternebmlllgell.
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staatsai,lralt int Gilcmma,
2ieb, Ben oie geboroen lett laueerer
Seit lldtelL lit iein 9u11o.

Staatsanipalt Nalter S. Chapman
bon S~erieDbille, 81, befin0et ii1 ii,
elll1em Dilemma. Set @od)en be
Hagten fid 8elpobner in einem lint
freiie poll me0reren 'Salliergepierten,
DOB aflerlei Nabrltngsmittel, Sic iii
pen .fril1en Morgenitunoen abgelic=
terf iplroel1, a6er al,d) Ynlteten, Sic
SausIrauen mdbreno oes Cages 5lrll
Nbfllblen ms 6reie geltelt batten, ab-
Danoen fantel1. Man batte crit Ell
llen 2anbltreiher inn geroadt, ser
bic n110 90 in Seriepoiue bettelte,
aber als Der Ma1m perbaitet apuroe,
forirte er feline 1lnihulD nadppei1el1,
% er on ben betreMen0en Sagen in
ei1lem mtDeren Staottbeil @artenar-
ibelten perridtet batte.
Ger Staatsanlpalt rietb sen 2elt=
ten, 1id auf Die 2auer 81 legen, nl1b
6ieler. &atb bradte iebr balls Sic So
lltlfg. Ser Sagobuno oes Serrl1
Stantsampalts .lpl,roe nlGmlidJ oabei
ertappte, als er ein ioeben abgelie=
tertees 2aib 9rot t6eilmeile per5ebrte
li11oSoatn ben Gedel bon elmer Mild=
tlalfe entfernte1 oeren Sl1lalt ct ani
ben gpoan lmtfen lieB nl1o bann auf=
lecfte. Ser Staatsanmalt madt iebt
BET Den Nabbarn oie Gu1loe l1nD De-
5abt Sdaoeneriab fir Sic strei1e
leines s%Sagoblnbes.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-18
16iGbriaer anabe ertrnnfen.

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