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Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-09-08
Real Estate Trarsfa-s


Z Lydia Schlegel to Esther Schlegel
quit claim deed, so acres, section, 22.
York township, 81.
Cyrus Losure and others to Clint E.
McCafferty, quit claim, lot SO, Origin
al Plat, Wauseon, 81.
Joe Sites ct al to Gina McCaffer-
ty, quit claim deed, lot , SO, original
plat, Wauseon, 81.
Chester H. Mattern, Mary Lee,
John Mattern, ct al to Mary A. Mat
tern, undivided 9-1O interest in 100
acres, section 18 Gorham township
81.
Harry J. Sloan to Harris A. Tappan
parts lots AZ and 43, Gates & Ken
nedy addition, Delta, 81.
Fred Ell. Wolf and wife to VIM. S
Dunbar, lots 101, 102, 1O3, 104, and
LOG and 1O7 Donnelly's addition, Wau-
seon, $3.50.
Hugh B. Mcqueen to Emma Brazil
ey, lots "a and SO, Arnsbarger ad
dition, Bradley, 81.
Methodist Home for Aged to VIM.
Mack, part lot 131, Gates End addi-
tion, Delta, Ohio, Il acre), $1,000.
S. G. Hallett to Harvey Rhodes, 4C
acres, section %, Swan Creek town.
ship, ST.
E. A. Seeley and wife to Volly M
Berry, ct al lot IL, F. A. Seeley, first
addition, Metamora, $500.
Arthur Falor to Fred H. Wolf, lot
103 Donnelly's addition, Wauseon, O..
$50.
/ Daniel Sauder and wife to Jos. Won
Ter, 65-100 acre Clinton township
$110.
] Caroline Kelm to Jacob B. Miller
lot 43, Jacob Rupp, Sr., first addition
i Archbold, Ohio, 5000.
Caroline C. LaBarr and Elmer La
Barr to Mathew ]. Dangler, lot. 800
Barber & Merrills' addition, Wauseon
1882.
i Jesse Morningstar and wife t,
Mary Morningstar, 80 acres, section Z
York township, $4,000. I
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-09-08
COOPERATION.

The publishers of the Fulton County Tribune in common
with all other country publishers facing serious
dton in the paper market the prices are constantly going
up and there telling how much higher they will go In
this crisis have decided to ask the cooperation of
subscribers help and weather through
dtions We have list of subscribers who are pretty well
paid up of them in advance but there few who
in Win you kindly examine the
label paper and if you please cooper
ate with by paying the areaages your subscription
The figures the label will tell the story the first figure
stands for the month"; second for the day of the
and the third for the year For instance if your label
reads 82015 it would signify that you were paid up
August Goth, 1915
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-09-08
COUNTY AFFAIRS
Cases in Probate Court = Marriage
Licenses-Real Estate Transfers
Orders Drawn ON Treasury-New
Cases in Common Pleas Court.
Probate Court.


Estate of Albert E. Carver, final
dlstributive account confirmed and
administrator discharged.
Estate of Maria Bender, deceased.
inventory and appraisement filed.
viii of Lewis A. Conklin, deceased,
widow elected to take under will.
Guardianship of Gwendolin A. Kan
auer, and Atha L. Kanauer, inventory
filed.
Estate of Mary Westbrook, deceas-
ed, report of public sale of personally
filed and confirmed.
Estate Of Edmund w. Whitaker, de-
ceased, collateral inheritance tax GER
titled to county auditor
Estate of George F. Shriner, appli-
cation for letters of administration
filed. Bond filed and letters of ad-
ministration issued to Sarah A. Shrin-
er.
Estate of George F. Shriner, deceas-
ed, application for order to settle
wrongful claim held against the New
York Central Rail Road Company for
$3.50 filed. Order decreed and report
filed.
Guardianship of Marian J. Roth,
fifth partial account filed. Hearing
set for October End, 1916.
Guardianship of Oscar L. Wales,
final account filed. Hearing set for
October End, 1916.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-09-08
DOCTOR LEONARD
World Famed PenOlOgist Speaks in
WauseOn Sunday Evening-Pleads
For Training and Environment That
win Prevent Crime.

The Christian chprch was packed
with a large audience last Sunday
nlght when sat at close attention for
about two hours listening to Doctor
Leonard, Superintendent Of the Ohio
State keformat0ry at Mansfield, while
he pied for the establishment of and
maintenance of such conditions as
would prevent the commitment of
young men TO such institutions as the
State keformatory, and described the
great institution at Mansfield and the
character Of the work of reformation
which Is beng done there. DIR. Leon
ara has an International reputation as
q pehOl0glst and Is without doubt the
foremost man of the century in this
department of social and clvlc science.
He was very fittingly introduced by
Mr.. +. H. Reighard as the greatest
man in Ohio" and Mr.. Reighard also
informed the audience that the insti-
tuuon at Mansfield is a model of its
kind, officials of other states and ma
tions visiting it often to study its plan
and Dr. Leonard's methods.
DIR. LeOnard's basic ideas are that
there are no born criminals; that the
young child has no more sense of NOR
al right or wrong than a chicken, it
Is not porn with moral sense, that is
to be developed; that men and women
come into the world neither perfect or
imperfect but imperfect in character.
and that there Is given a Divine en-
dowment to improve and develop. He
said that the presence of 1900 young
men in the institution at Mansfield is
unnatural and that they are here be-
cause society has failed to use this Di-
une endowment which Mr.. Leonard
hkened to the fingers of a hand; the
first finger representing the home. In
vestigatIon mas shown that so per
cent. Of the boys committed to Mans
field come from homes that have been
broken up by separation of the Father
and Mother, another large per cent. is
composed Of boys who have been de-
prived of the companionship of one
parent particularly the father. The
home was characterized as the most
power and efficient force for the de-
velopment of moral character and the
making of good citizens, it has no
equals.
Another finger represented organiz-
ed religion, the church and its teach
ing example and influence. The third
finger represented organized educa-
tion, the schools with their training
and teaching.
The little finger represents play or
recreation, twhile the thumb, which
DR.. Leonard styled as an after-thought
OF creation, represents the law.
Very graphically the speaker show
ed how the proper use of all these
forces would prevent the necessity of
shutting boys up in such institutions
as that at Mansfield and he held the
close attention as he described the
Mansfield Reformatory, the methods
Of conducting It and the various lines
Of work that are being accomplished
in this institution. The lecture was
bountifully illustrated by the recital
Of events and experiences in the life
Of the institution. 1t was a great
man with a great subject and it is q
matter of regret that there were some
in the audience who could hear only
a small part of DR.. Leonard's lecture
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-09-08
SCHOOL NOTES.

Next Monday, September IL, the
Wauseon Public Schools will begin the
work Of a new year. A great many
of the boys and girls seem to be glad
that they can again have the joys that
school fun and school work bring.
The buildings and the rooms have
been thoroughly cleaned, the boys and
girls have had a long rest, and the
teachers are all full of enthusiasm.
Why should we not have a fine year
of growth and improvement?
All first and second grade pupils
will report at the high school build
ing.
Prospects are good for large Nor
NAL class. These pupils will be ac-
comodated in the East building this
year.
An unusually large number of pu-
pills is entering college this year. We
shall publish the names later. Wau-
seon has every reason to be proud Of
her college boys and girls.
Supt. Altstetter has had a great
many requests for roomers and board.
ers. He will be glad to help pupils
get well located.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-09-08
Don't Neglect Your Cold

Neglected colds get worse, instead
of better. A stuffed head, a tight
chest must be relieved at once. DR.
Bells Pine-Tar-Honey is Natures
remedy. Honey and glycerine heal
the irritated membrane, antiseptic tar
loosens the phlegm, you breathe easier
and your cold is broken up. Pleasant
to take, DIR. Bells Pine-Tar- Honey il
an ideal remedy for children as vel
as grown-ups. At your Druggist, 25c
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-09-08

produced in considerably less than a
year will make the county in which
she was born and raised famous wher-
ever Holstein-F -Friesian cattle are
known, and that. is the world over.
Not even the State Fair can, surpass
our own county fair this year in the
showing of live stock either in guam
ltity or real quality Added to all the
other attractions which are many is
a field of 130 first class horses which
insures some "classy" races and they
must be hard to suit who cannot find
entertainment, information and inter-
est at the Fulton County Fair this
wear.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-09-08

The best way to give good advice is
to set good example. When others
see how quickly you get over your
cold by taking Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy they are likely to follow your
example. This remedy has been in
use for many years and enjoys an ex-
cellent reputation. Obtainable every
where.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-09-08
Marriage Licenses

Floyd F. Leininger, "a, wagon
maker, Archbold, Ohio, and Elsie D.
Lohse, 20, Archbold, Ohio. Rev. P
Kluepfel, officiating.
Edward Nickerson, %, farmer, Fay
cite and Florence B. Kuhn, 18, Fay
cite, Ohio. Rev. O. P. Hoffman, off
ciating.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-09-08

N. Western Mfg. Co., sup. jan. 1850
Jacob Henry, I. G. Highway 32.OO
Columbus Blank Blk. Mfg, poll
books .................. $3.50
r. H. Patterson, ditch 1137.. $3.50
Kenyon & Weir, prtg. ballots 1866
Chas. Schlegel, ditch ILL.,. 44.00
p. D. Funk, ditch I'LL ..... 1886
J. H. Sherwood, printing -. 200
Florine Files, stenographer. 500
Geo. Oakley, Rep. Mach. Infy. 1907
Art Ranger, sold. relief Royal
ton =. .................. 500
H. H. Tredway, same Amboy 11.O0
H. Partridge, same Chesterfield HOO
Earl Woolace, same Gorllam 32.OO
S. M. Stevens, same Dover :. 5000
w. A. Tappan, same Pike 49,. 1000
M. j. Ltnehan, same Fulton. $500
Geo. Haynes, same Swan Creek 61.O0
VIM. Hoch, same York. ..... 111.0O
A. Fagley, same German -. 5000
Coon q Savage, road 72 -. 10000
Eliza Andrews, mothers pen. 900
Anna Hart, same .......... 900
Ben Morningstar, Dover ditch
11O3 .................. 10000
R. J. Shaffer, same 1137 -. 10000
9. d. Perry, Supt. schools. 1876
geo: Sldle, joint I'd II -. $500
3. F. Jones, Supt. Infy.... 1880
W. Spangler, Chesterfield ditch
11l0 ....,,.. az 10
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-09-08
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Di.
arrhOea Remedy.

hFTHOGd Nemtuy.
This is medicine that every. fami.
ly should be provided with. Collie and
diarrhoea often come on suddenly anc
it is of the greatest Importance that
they be treated promptly. Consider
the suffering that must be endured
until a physician arrives or medicine
can be obtained. Chamberlain's Collie
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy has g
reputation second to none for the
quick relief which it affords. Obtain
able everywhere
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-09-08
BASE BALL.

The Wauseon Indians scored an
other victory last Sunday afternoon
by defeating the Metamora Team. The
game which was well played resulted
in a score of 5 to in favor of the
home team.
Next Sunday afternoon the Indians
viii meet the Swanton Team at Ath-
letic park and there will be some fast
game when these rival teams come to-
gether. Game is called at 2:30.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-09-08

JURIES
Juries and Petit Juries Drawn For Oc-
tOber Term of Common Pleas Court
Long Term viii Open October
Ninth.

Court officials tapped the jury
wheel on Tuesday of this week and
drew therefrom the following free
holders to serve as jurymen for the
October term of Common Pleas Court
of Fulton Cunntv:
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-09-08

Try an advertisement m The Trib-
una and note the results.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-09-08
ADVERTTSED T,ETTERS

Mrs. E. E. Alleman, Miss. Lilly
Didepen, Miss Marie Crime, Mr.. John
Miller.
EMIL WEBER, P. M.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-25
2eihe ,piro 8ebaItcn, bis Ct
prek8eblDrcn be3abIt ttno.
Don YcruarS Gbafer aLnfcr.
itanoc, fit bic G%rprckfoitcu 81
beSd6lcm.
.SSl,laer Mum ertrunf mabrenb CT
Sic ltnifprm Snfel Sam's dis
Winneiota'er Wilisioloat
trltu.

@eil 8ilium 5baier, SO. tia
graoD 5traBe, Ser Batter bon Bern
aro Sbafer, Ser por elmer @od)e ct,
trarf, .~altberltallbs lit, sic g1prcBee.
!bilbren Der Anterican grpreB Cont
panD fiir Dos @erienoen Ser 2eihe,
SIT tragen, merben Inn Die lterblidel
lteberrei te ieilles Sobnes porentbal-
ten.
Die 2eide traf am 5onntag M6enl
in Iapenpoft ein rllb ipar bier ali
Die 2eidenbeltdttllngsfirma 3iiIen e
9artlpig gcrid)tet. @ie berlautat
periltbt Der Safer oes illngen Mall-
ties alles m0glidp, lint s%elriiaenb
Gel6 altf5lltreiben, Tim leinei1 Gil5ie-
ltcll aus Sen Sdnoen Der grprebge=
leaidaft fret gu fefommelt ul,o 5l be-
ltatten.
Ger jl,nae sbafer, Ser Elm Mit-
9lieo Ser Minneiota'er Matio,lalgaroe
nj Soint Yolll NOR, crtra1tf Dor I'M,
gefabr elmer ISOLDE i'm Miiitilippi.
Die Seicbe muroe iebt nod Iapeilpori
geld)idt, fam aber INNER nod ltidt
lpesel1 fitan3ielen sdpierigfeitcn III
Die ridtigen @dnbe gelongen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-25
8trahc touem bon, weH Gnoe
getpcr ab8cIettct lpetDen.

Tim Sic iiblid,en @eriid)c, sic aus
Dem @seft Gnoe Setper slbflub EN-.
porlteige1l, SIT eritidei,, jon jebt oas
Waller zines in bcn Wlllco'e @erfen
befinoliGen arteliiden @rllrnens in
ben S~etperabflnb geleitet nlo jonnit
Der iible @eri,d eritift ,peroen. Set
Snbren lit Ser 5eperabiIilb bas
= dNner5ensfino Ser @eltenoer ga.
penports sflpeie1 ltno erlt ollrb nen
allberlt praftiiden @orihlas oes @e.
lllnobeitspoliSilten 9~alentille, ser
leinen v8eonifen" giirgermeiIter
.sNSoIn Verfpalo mittbeifte, farn SEM
llebelltuno abaefulfen ipcroen. 8
Ser Wan ldBt iid) iebr leidt lit
@irflidteit umiebel. Taourh, sob
io~rttp1breno friides Gl,enmalIer iiber
Die M6ialle flieBt, aperoen sic iiblen
Geriide pcrmisoen. Mit MIR aertn-
gem &olttslalf1rano fann Sas @oIIer
oes artcIilden 9rnnne,ts nod Sem
'SemerubflltB geleitet tperoe,t. Ga
oilrh lpiro eiiema ,gffoBen ltebel, bas
.jabrelang oic g%enobner bon @elt-
uno Noropelt-I Davenport belaltigte,
.a~bgebplfcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-25
NoIt3ei. NoIiscieert@t, llu-
tdIlc etc.

- gert 2ongbal,gb, ser lid) tpege,t
'Sbnellfabrens 81 nerantmorten bot
te, p~erfeblte Dor @eridt 5ll erIdeinen
uno Golt5eimagiitrat grnit Gloullen
erflarte oarltrn iei1e 8iirgidaft als
hcrfallem.
-@ltt Craps apuroe tpegen G6ier-
qllalerei 81 einer @elbitrafe BON ST
lnlo Sen Soften Ser gerbanolu,g Der
nrtbeilt. Gr batte iein 9fero nit eli
ner Wfiltgabel geldlagen.
@egen Irunfenbeit tplrbe
,Matt 9llrfe alf flint Gage nod
pNummer Cider" geibift, mabreno
Der megcn oesiil6en @ergebe1s ange-
flagte SSerrp 9racp bieies Mal nod
1llbeitraft oaponfam.
Comp Malctta n1r6e meaen
Sallitrers Ubne12i5ens s1 elmer @elb-
ltraie bon $40 uno Sen Soften ser
Gerbanolf,i1g berllrtbeilt.
8. Norton ilitb 8. 81. Motb
mlBten Sic staot perlaIleu, ,peil lie
9agabunoircns eingelodt NOR
Det maren.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-25
Observation-Disclosures

Iie nad]ltebenoen 9auerlaubniB.
lheine mur6en geltern ernirft:
Norooitecfe 8. 1tnb Soma straBe
Sir 8. sternberg. 9ouunter.
1tebn1er: q. %. 3l,brr. s(usbe1ierun.
gen 5llnt &oltenanidlag BON $3.50.
SEQ. 2115 5arnam 5trabe. -
sir Senrp Did. @al,llnternebmer
%. Q. 8afer. Cine Garage sltn
&oltenmidlag bon $3.50.
2eglaire StroBe nnb Central 8arl
Npe. Sir 9l. g. @oellte. Bau
lmternebnter: osborn Gonitructio,
COMPANY, 5tpeid)odiges 1~adeebauo,
gum &oltenanidlas bon So,
\ go. 70S Seriep &ioge @ouo. =
Sir %. 8edmalln als Gigentbiime1
nno 8auunternebmer. nmbal1te,
gum &oitenanidylas bon $3.50.
SEQ. 2028 @elt 2. StraBe. ~ 1ii1
go. 6, ginfler als 8auunternebme1
un6 giaentbimer. Garage gum So
ltenanidlag bon $500.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-25
Gbammtcp @romn crtrinft In,
MtiniTppi.
Sltugcr Mam1 pcrlicrt bel Snbmrbam
Sslamb bus 9eben.
Geiiber bon @ooeplaten lollten &c.
5lulll1gen merber, Gallmotore sur
Sid@erbeit Ser @aoenoen alt5rl=
ld)affct.

Ser is Sabre alte Gboimcer
9rolpn, No. 52S 8rorpn StraBe, Elm
Mnaeltellter ser Gltpler Eire Conn
pallp, ertrarif am Sonntag Mad)mit,
tag beint gaben BEL Suburban IS
lano.
Ser ilnge Wam batte geraDe cine
quite Mubl5eit cingenomnem mo bot
te iid), obne absnfiiblen ODER cine
@eile 5lt peroallen> in sic 6ll1tbe,l
oes Mtifiidippi geltiir3t. Sn Der
Witte Oes TllIles a1gelanet, ml,roe
erplotlid BON &rampfen beiallen llnb
ertragf Dor Sen M1tgen bon @umber-
ten.
Nadacm ser SLIP bel ser I'm
gliidsitefle abgefiid)t 1poroen NOR,
fonllte Sic 2eide nod Gerlouf bon
iibcr elmer balben Stumoe geborgetl
merOen. Iie 2eid)e lmtroe bon 2ol,is
@eltpbal, ei1lem MngeIteIlten ser SIT
dependent Walting Company gebpr=
gen. Die 9oli5et mtrbe bon Sem
8orgefallenen lpnad)ridtigt 1,no lns
fort prroe 4plisilt SANFORD nit Dem
|einen IN Ser 5taot heiinoliden 8l1l=
motor nad) Slrbl1rban sslanD ge=
ididt, ipq iiber e%inltiinoiges Mrbeiteu
nit Dem WSotor erfolglos apar. Die
2eide mltroe Damn nod Dem 2eiben=
Observation-Disclosures bon Senrg
Gl1nge 9aihafft.
9roipn's Mlltter, bie NIT ibrcnl
@atten, s. @. Morton, crit nor elmer
8ode nod @alcott ber5ogen mar,
ltao sort Elm @otel faufte, pl1rbe bon
Ser geadridt bon Dem Ipoe ibres
Isobnes oermaben betroffelr. SOB lie
obnmabtig. alliammenbra6 uno ser
Sbbnt zines glr5tes anpertraut aper-
Den mlbte. Ser Ser torbel1e 6atte
am 8. Sftober 1898 inn Staate @is-
coniin bas 2ibt Ser @elt erblidt.
Iie 8eiiebi1tg erfolgte eelterr
Worgen al1f bem 6%rteObofe gu Sc.
8itt. 8roiun apobnte bis Dor 1peni-
gen Sabren nit iei1lex Mlatter in De
8itt nno iieoelte oan1 na6 Gapen-
port iiber.
Ole gtabt ioute bie 9efiber Don
Wdseanitalten p%eranlaIien, 9ltlntoto=
re llno al1oere Mettungsmittel our 81
der6eit ibrer 9einder an5uihaffet,
@ie ba1lfig fann es %borfonnmetl, oaf
lenrano Dem grtrinfen 11abe lit, n1f
Damn lit es iidcrlid ait ipdt, crit nod
Der 5taot nod eilem 8lilmotor 81
ibiden.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-25
@as cine mcrifmiidjc Tirma, ST
ppn Gmalano aaf sic uidyuarse
Siitc" gcictt iumroc, sat
laacn INT.

Gon ser v@rofer" =lIirna 3inln1er-
ltallt ll1o IoribaD Mitalieo ser
9Sep Dorfcr Ifticn<g6rie, 9 nno Ii
@oa Street, 9Sap Dorf, lit inns Sos
nadfolgclloc S6rciben nit Ser @itte
ltn Gcroffcltlidplng 5ltgegal1gcl1, oas
mir obne &olnme11tar, 81 es lold9cn's
llid)t bcbarf, pen 2eiern oes Ser o.
nlofrat" porlcgen:
9sem Dorf, 81. Sl1li 1916.
Gce6rtcr &crr Meoaftertr!
Sim 10. Sltli mnrbe bem alnerifa=
nild)cn Golfe in iammtlibel1 Cages
.blatterl Die 2iite jener nmerifaniidel1
6lrmcn porgelegt, Sic BON england
allT Die %yldmar5e 2ilte" gelest mllr=
Den. ltnter oielen vSpfern" 5ablt
|nidt nllr lmlere Iirn1a> lonbern audi
ieoer gin5clne l1nlerer @eieQidmitcr,
neil mir %nllicre, lett 45 Sobren BE-
ltebenoen, le6baften ul1o frcrnoidaft=
llben ge5iebungcn SIT Sen Central
mad5tcn, trut oes &ricges meiter a1i=
rcd}t crbultc1 Daten.
@ir lc6el1 ms nun 1lnieren I'M
5abligel1 SrcunOcn IN SEN Gercillig=
ten staaten g~egeniiber fir nerpilidp=
tet, cine Grfldrltng absl1gebel1, ba=
NIT lie bon Inns 0ireft bDrcl, pie mir
Die gegelt inns nerDailgte Strafe al1f=
nebn1cn, lrnb ltnlcrc @c3iebu1aen All
Den Gentralmadten in 3lrfltnft mei=
ter ilbren mollen.
@ir bringcll bemnad l1nieren
6relln0en SUR &cnntl1iB, BOB ulrlere
blsberigen geitrebltngell, inr sSl1tsr=
cite Der Gentralmad,te tbatig 5lt fem,
IN l1tbeld)rallftem MaBe fortge iebt
1peroelt, lntbefiimmert ltl1r sic init
rnateriellen Gerlultelt p%erfniipftel,
8ol0en bon nlroerer Seite! 9eidts
miro INNS abid1reden fDnncll, nniere
m%eitgebctoltc Gropaganoa fir sic
erltfloliigclt Mnlaaemartbe bes Gent
1d1elt Neid)es ltlto Ser oiterreidtrnga,
rildlelt Monardie fort5nieben, I'm
nod groBere grfolge 5lt e%r5ielen. SSH
tolr1le1 llidt un1bin, ltl1ierer l1eber=
5el1gllllg Ml1sorl1f 5l1 aebelt, oaB Sic
Ge11tralmadte bie gpmpatbien nidt
nun zines jeOen Ielltidgelinnte,1, ion=
oern all6 ciltes ieoe1 @eredtoenfe,1-
ben, pollanf perbienel1.
SSnoem mir fir geroffentliduna
oieler G%rflarung i'm goral1s perbi1o=
li6It oallfel1, be%griiBelt mir Sic
als Sbre ergebenen
Zimmerman & 5ori6ep,
Seem Dorf, g. 9.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-25
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rltllaen nit Snnluc.
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nidlt nlr Smalac oils 9lltes Sllt Comic
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@errn s. @. 9%alghertn, einen @gz
pertcn aus ncn aSnlac S%abpratpricu.
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9arfs ia9te @crr 2allshcrtp: &err
gInrf lit cillcr bericniscn Matnner, bic
1lidt parnn glallbcn, ell 0ebeinniB
fir lid ST bebalten, ipcn1 tie 9lallben,
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Sente GoHidlnf nadl 2enfdlanO.

Sir oas g1oe SEES Monats per-
febrt sic nad europa beltinlntte Holt
lpie naditebeno:
/; Scttc Gienstas, Sen IS. Snli,
11:45 @ormittags, Sa,mpfer oTreSc=
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mittags, 9ampfer uaafabette", iiber
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ttobt, 9ampfer n@loriatic", iiber 81
|perpool, 5dhpei5.
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|bieligen 8oitamt.
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Mntomobilbicbc ,uicocr arg be-
IdlIffiat.

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Sc muroen ann Sonntag Nadmittag
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dpeile hciOe 6oros marelr, g~eltoblen.
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line gebort. 3as Sangfelot Ml1to=
mobil mllroe Dor ben @al1le, 9eo.
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Dem Garden I6eater geltoblen lprr=
De, bisber nod nidt lpie0er altfge=
flln0elt lDerben fp111te.
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Nab cs Snocren gut tbl1n lam. OBJ
aleidl idl in Subenpnrt nltr furse Sci.
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ipldlc 9clltc gcfltnocn. @ieoer ltnS
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len Der Stnot bel min aenelpct, I'M
mir SIT cr5dblen, luie Sanlac tic be-
frcit Eat BON Maa9cu~, Mierenz, 2cberz
u1o &atarrb : 9cihcn. Sn @cStg aui
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nidt ullloerbor lit. Sizes lit cinfadI
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sem, gprf nllb ltnb 8ccren, %aelann1clt
in aIlut @elttbeilcn, lll1o rerarbeitet
ltnb perniiht fir Sen lpe5ieIleu 3med,
Inn gclltnbe &%croaulllg, erfriIHenocl,
adllaf uno Nufbau bcs forpcrlidcll
3cllcn gclpebcs sat erSielcn.
Scr GanIoc Mealm fai1 seIcben perz
bel1 IN Carl 6. Sdlc9el's Iputbefe, an
2. Strabc, ipdbreub Sen Gtunbe11 por
8 llbr @oracns bis 10000 gbenps, an
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