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New Britain herald., 1916-02-01

program which compared favorabIv with many professional entertain
 ments. The solo parts were given in an admirable manner and chorus work would be hard ot improve upon
 James kiniry filled the position of in
 terlocutor is excellent style and the
 Jokes offered were carried through
 without a hitch.
 For tonight the committee has
 secured the Southington minstrels to
 put on the entertainment and from
 reports of the members ability the
 troupe will be well worth hearing
 This company has made a reputation
 as entertainers in it's home and sur
 rounding towns and it is safe to pre-
 dict their performance will meet with the approval of local lovers of min
 strelsy. The troupe will make the trip here by automobile truck and
 will be accompanied by many of their friends and admirers. Comment
 heard about town this morning shows
 it is probable the gathering tonight will be the largest ever.
 Dancing vies with the entertain ments as to which is the most popu- ] lar, the glazed surface being crowded with worshippers of. the god, Terpsi- Chore and the booths and canvassers | continue to do a remarkable bus1- ness.
 Truck Comes to Grief. Once more the truck owned by P. 1 S. McMahon of New Britain came to grief on the Beech Swamp road last l night about 6:3O o'clock. As the G:3O trolley from the depot was com- ! ing up the road, the motorman OhStr The obstruction proved to be an automobile truck, the front part of | which was in the ditch along the l tracks and the rear part extended l over the tracks. The driver refused to 1 explain how he came into the pre- 1 dicament and when he requested the passengers to assist him in getting 1 the machine back on terra firma, they gave him advice but no physical as- 1 s;stance. After delaying the trolley l for a few minutes, the driver suc- 1 ceeded in fighting his machine and 1 both vehicles proceeded on their | Journey.
 i Miss Gertrude Carroll has resigned I as bookkeeper for H. H. Damon. ! c. A. Woodward of East Berlin has 1 accepted a position with the New 1 Britain Machine company. Daniel F. Bradley, formerly presi- dent of the Berlin Construction com 1 rany, was the guest of friends in l town yesterday.
 The East Berlin bowling club will journey to Hartford Thursday even 1 ing and compete with the team rep- 1 lesenting George F. Moore broker S | office. The following will represent l East Berlin: F.. H. Gaines, A. A.
 North, E. w. Mildrum, Roland Morse ] ard Harold Clark
 Thomas Reilley has resumed his | duties on the Berlin switcher after
 an illness with grip.
 The board of relief held it's first
 meeting this afternoon from until ] o'clock in the town clerks office.
New Britain herald., 1916-02-01
Survival of the Fittest. ,

A proprietary medicine like eve thing else that comes before the pi lie has to prove its merit. It has meet competition. The law of
 Survival of the Fittest" applies this as to other things. The fact t Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Cd pound after forty years of success still one of the largest sellers pro that it is a dependable, standi remedy for the ailments of womI kind, and one in which they n have perfect confidence.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1916-02-01
a corps of instructors that is giving entire satisfaction.
 Veterans Attend Funeral.

a corps of instructors that is giving entire satisfaction.
 Veterans Attend Funeral.
 Civil War veterans were prominent at the funeral of Henry J. Wilson held this afternoon at 3 o'clock from his home in Forestville. MT. Wilson was a charter member of Newton Man ross post, G. A. R., although at the time of his death he was affiliated with the post in Meriden, having been transferred a number of years ago His old comrades assisted at the op- ! seauies this afternoon.
 The funeral services were conduct ed by H. $. Still, pastor of the Meth- odist church in ForestVille. The in torment was in the Forestville ceme- tery.
 An Honest Circus Man.
 That there are honest men even in the circus business has been proven to the entire satisfa ction of w. l.. Cooke, the local garage man, any doubts which he may have entertained about the character of people who make their living in the saWdust ring having dispelled few days ago when he received by express a package con- taining two new automobile blankets as reim bursement for a pair of robes taken from his place when @ certain tent show played in Plainville nearly two years ago.
 On the day the attraction was here MT. Cooke missed the robes from his garage. SuSpecting a pair of cir GUS people who had called at the place during the day he went to the grounds in search of his property. The manager of the show. was unable to locate the articles and when the equipment left town MT. Cooke was still mourning his loss.
 According to a letter which came with the blankets recently received the circus manager found the miss ing blankets several months after the Plainville exhibition was given. They were not in good condition and the owner of the show purchased new ones, shipping them to MT. Cooke as substitutes for the stolen property.
 Brief Items.
 The condition of F. S. Neal, who
New Britain herald., 1916-02-01
Berlin News WHAT WILL BOARD OF SELECTMEN DO? Assessors Bills More Than ApprO-
 priated at Town Meeting 10 SECURE LEGAL AID
Berlin Grange to Observe it's Thirty first Anniversary Tonight-Ru- nnored Option on Burial Case Plant Expires Today, But Not Verified.

The selectmeR are in a quandry. The board of assessors, which recently completed it's grand list, has sent in bills for services rendered. The pills state that thirty-six days were spent | on the work and the bill at $2.50 a day is $90 for each assessor. Now the question, which enters into the minds of the selectmen, is whether they would be justified in paying the sum stipulated on account of the action of the November town meeting. At that gathering the board of finance . recommended that $225 be paid for this work, estimating it could be done in fifteen days and allowing each member of the assessors board $3 per day. The statutes say the &e- iectman shall pay the assessors $2.5O for each day of labor in compiling the grand list, but the town meeting, in accepting the report of the finance board, limited the salary of the as sessor's to $75 apiece. At the next meeting of the selectmen which will be February 10, the matter will be discussed thoroughly. Another law states that selectmen are liable to a severe penalty if they exceed the ap- propriations made at a town meeting. It is probable the selectmen will con- For with Judge Bernard F. Gaffney tho towns legal adviser, before paying the bills as presented.
 To Observe Anniversary.
 The Berlin Grange will celebrate it's thirty-first anniversary tonight in the organizations new hall on Farming ton road. Miss Irene Viets has charge of the arrangements for the observation and has arranged the fol- lowing program:
 < Farming ...... :........ Col Charles M. Jarvis 2 Mandolin solo. Miss Minnie Gibbs \ Final chapter of The Blue Bear # of Beckley"
 2E .Dr. Mathew H. GrisWold fAduFeSS
 .. Ex-Senator Claude w, Stevens Vocal solo. ..... Mrs. Al--'" Ta1tres Report of State Grange. .G"sr rGa Reed Piano solo. |. Mrs. Gardner Goodwin Cello solo ........... Victor Benson .s During the evening paper on Cur \ rent events will be read and a quar- let, consisting of Mrs. Mathew H. Griswold and the Misses Irene Vets Mildred Goodwin and Minnie Gibbs will render an original sketch the au- thor of. which will not be revealed Nentit1ed My Grange has gone to the : City"
 Ir Factory Sold?
 ! The runio. concerning the sale of the old wheel shop on Farmington Road, owned by the Hartford Burial Case company to a company of New
New Britain herald., 1916-02-01

A laxative today saves a sick child tomorrow. Children simply will not take the time from play to empty their bowels, which become clogged up with waste, liver gets sluggish, stomach sour
 Look at the tongue, mother! If coated, or your child is listless. cross, feverish, breath bad, restless, doesn't eat heartily. full of cold or has sore throat or any other children's ail" ment, give a teaspoonful of Cali fornia Syrup of Figs" then don't worry because it is perfectly harm less, and in a few hours all this con- stipation poison. sour bile and fer menting waste will gently move out of the bowels and you have well, playful child again. A thorough 'in side cleansing is oftimes all that is necessary. It should be the first treat ment given in any sickness
 Beware of counterfeit fig syrups. Ask your druggist for 50-cent bottle of California Syrup of Figs" which | has full directions for babies, chill l dren of all ages and for grown-ups plainly printed on the bottle. Look carefully and see that it is made by the "California Fig Syrup company
New Britain herald., 1916-02-01
BANISH RHEUMATIC
 PAIN FOREv
Opiates and Narcotics Give only Te porary Relief-Rheuna, Mighty Powerful and Quick Acting,
 DecisiNeIX GOnnuerE.

Decisively Conquers.
 People who have been tormented years-yes, even so crippled q they were unable to help themsel have been brought back to rob health through the mighty power Rheuma.
 Rheuma acts with speed; it brii in a few days the relief you h' prayed for. It antagonizes the sons that cause agony and pain the joints and muscles and quic the torturing soreness disappears.
 It is a harmless remedy, but sl and certain, because 1t is one disc cry that has forced rheumatism q sciatica to yield and disappear.
 Rheuma is rigidly guaranteed. two 50-cent bottles and if you do get the joyful relief you expect, yd money will be returned. To supply ever increasing demand Clark Brainerd Co.,, always has supply Rheuma on hand.
New Britain herald., 1916-02-01
HEAD STUFFED FROM
 CATARRH OR A COLD
Says Cream Applied in Nostrils Opens Air Passages Right Up.

An! What relief Your clogged nos- trlls open right up, the air passages of your head are clear and you can breathe freely. No more hawking, spuffling, mucous discharge, headache dryness-no struggling for breath at night, your cold or catarrh is gone.
 Don't stay stuffed up! Get a small bottle of Ely's Cream Balm from your druggist now. Apply little of this fragrant, antiseptic cream in your nos- trils, let 1t penetrate through every air passage of the head; soothe and heal the swollen, inflamed mucous membrane, giving you instant relief Ely's Cream Balm is just what every cold and catarrh sufferer has been seeking. It's just splendid.
New Britain herald., 1916-02-01
Card of Thanks.

We desire to express our sincere thanks to kind neighbors and friends for their assistance and sympathy at the time of the death of our beloved daughter, Dorothy Roedler.
 Mr. and Mrs. Justus l.. Roedler.
New Britain herald., 1916-02-01
1915 MILK PRODUCTION.
Value in U. $. Estimated at $2,32O,. OOO,OOO-115 Gallons Per Capita.

Washington, Feb 1-The value of the 1915 milk production of the United States is estimated at $2, 2,320,- 100000 in a department of agricul- ture statement issued today. This is based on an average price of 20 cents gallon paid to producers for Ill., 590, 100000 golcns.
 The production is equivalent to about 115 gallons of milk per capita population.
New Britain herald., 1916-02-01
HOUSE IN SWITZERLAND.

Berne, via London, Feb. 1, 2:o5 a Before leaving Switzerland, { Edward M. House, the personal rep sentative of President Wilson, whc visiting the European capitals. interviews with Pleasant A. Stov American minister to Switzerland, Frederick c. Penfeld, the Ameri' am bassador to Austro-Hungary.
New Britain herald., 1916-02-01

Just to convince you that our prices are lower than those charged else where we are offering this week in connection with our annual clearance sale, 25 per cent. discount on blanket comfortables, ladies' and mems sweat CTS, sheepsl<in coats and mackinaws. I. J. Birn baum.-advt
New Britain herald., 1916-02-01
Native eggs, 3Sc dog. Russell Bros.
RUN ON BANK.

Pittsburgh Feb 1.-The run which began Saturday on the Farmers De- posit Savings bank was still on today. The crowd of depositors was less than thousand. All demands were promptly paid, but persons who sought to place their money in other banks met with decisive refusal.
New Britain herald., 1916-02-01

OF AT THIS PRICE you OoN have choice of Soft Cuff Shirts of "Yorke" make in Madras, Cheviot Mercerized Pongee in fancy stripe and figures, also plain cOlors, white, cream. All are extra good $1.50 value, S5c.
New Britain herald., 1916-02-01

Native eggs, every one strid& fresh, 33c dog. Russell Bros.-adS&
New Britain herald., 1916-02-01

Strictly fresh native eggs, 33c dog. Russell Bros, 301 Main St.-advt
New Britain herald., 1916-02-01

Strictly fresh native eggs, 33c dog. Russell Bros, 301 Main St.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1916-02-01

E-AT THIS PRICE you ooN have choice of "Yorke" Negligee Shirts in new Spring styles, made of woven Madras, regular negligee style with cuffs, values $1.15 to $1.5O, for S5c.
New Britain herald., 1916-02-01

%1 2Q-AT THIS PRICE you "Yorke' Shirts in Soft Cuff styles in Madras, corded and plain, Silk and Linen mixtures, fine woven shirtings-Shirts any man would be proud to own. The values are $1.50, $2.00, $2.50 and $500, for S1.29 each.
New Britain herald., 1916-02-01

y1 .Z9 have seiS choice c,1fh of spriop yop samples of "Yorke' Shirts and odd lots from cancelled orders in the following cloths: Woven Madras, also Cheviots, Corded Madras and fine imported Shirtings, neat stripes and figures, values are s1.50, $2.00 and $2.5O, for $1.29.
New Britain herald., 1916-02-01

TOMORROW OCCASION THE CELEBRATED "YoRhE" SHIRTS ARE so THAT ARE CUsToMNIADE READY 
 
 
 
  "YORKE" IN QUALITY WORKMANSHIP, LAUNDRY A INVESTMENT
New Britain herald., 1916-02-01
Ic EactOrY Sold

The runio. concerning the sale of the old wheel shop on Farmington Road, owned by the Hartford Burial Case company, to a company of New
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-19

Sic Goli5ei nobr1 mrgeltarn
Menb cine &a55ia i'm Weaieltic Sotel
oil 2, Mpenl1e, 5apiiden Ser is. llnb
10. StraBe Dor atl1o berbaftete ei,len
Mialn ltnb Orei 6ral1e11 megel1 ltrl=
n1pralild)en 2ebenslpanoels. Ser
Wiann Nantens Spbn Smitb ml1roe
bonn Gid)ter SIT $40 nn0 Soften l1nb
Die 5rauen 5ll ie S. uno Soften per=
urtbeilt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-19
@cbr-S
3um 8etrage bon eittem Sent in ser
@cldoftsltelle 0ieier 3eitmn1g.

Ser @erfauf Der 8ebr-Siilfsmar-
ten gum 8etrage Don einem Sent in
Der @eidaftsiteae bieler 3eitumg
mabt erfrenli6e Sortihritte ntr6
.menn oltb bereits biele Marfen ber-
faaft tporoen iilr6, 10 bat Ser. Ser
I9emofrat" ho6 einen 8orrat5 bon
mcbreren taui en6 Merfen, lobaB alle
@eitelungen borerlt nod al1sgefiibrt
.iDeroen fon1lctt.
1ie fiinItlcriih %gearbeiteten Mar-
fen nit Sem Muf0rud Scr @eimotb
Notb, ihaff id 8rot" laiien iib in
mannidfader @eiie altf griefen, 3a-
!deten ul1o 5lt @eidenfen berne1loen.
9ie Murfen iin0 5ltnt Greiie bon MIR
einem Gent per Stiid int ser @e-
ihdftsItelle 6ieler 3eitung erbdltlid).
Gin ie6er Gent fonmt Sen Motblei-
oenoen 1T 8eutidlanO gu Cute, %
oas aus a%ngefebe11en oeutidamerifa-
|niid)en @eId)dftsleltten beItebenoe SEQ.
mite fir feline Miibepoltlng in tel
ner @eile entldabigt mirb. Mlio
nod)malS: Scr Seimatb gSotb, idafi
ib 9rot."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-19

Senrp sa1erod1s, geiiter elmer
Saricab Clinic, Der pprgeltern altf
Geranlalilng bon 5ral @o5el Sent
oerlo n perbaftet apuroe, 90 lie ben
Damn be%ldp1lOigte, lie gcldlagelt 51
4baben, murOc bonn Goli5eirid}ter 5u
So Strafe l1n6 Soften perl1rtbeilt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-19
s Wiener DIatt Sra

Gin Misncr 8Iatt braf1-
te oieler Sage elmer Wrsaus eiaer
WerDHentliAuls bes fri;heren jnpaz
niIden Minilters gnfaburo Sstefps
i6t in 9ofip, eines ousefe1enen llnb
cinflubreiden 5taatsmannes. Ser
8erfaf1er b%efiiriportet BARN epentue1
cine our@ cine 5dusberrlNuft 81
%berbuuenoe Inreriun Der ~niepcrlan=
oifhen SnieIn bur6 Sapan. Menr
Sapan nod Der 8eiebulg pp11 syopo
uno @umatra sic 5l1mntrnItrube Be-
feitigen tpiiroe, 10 tDn@tsl iid feline
fremoe 5lotte ocn McJ na9 O|tinoi-
en- er3tpinQen.
Die YernaaeIten. Dis
tpett bic Seutiden hinter ben Muf1sr
5uriid finb, erfiebt mon aus Der Sat
fa9e, bab fie @~tanobiloer bes Gene
ralfelomarf4aus Sinbenburg nit Ter.
i9ieoenen Mdseln bel9lagen. Sr
HuBlalo tparen ole !6eerfiiDrsr Td,or
bor 8eainn SO 3rieaes ~pcrnaoelt.
Ia II reitbar. SD 1a6s
Gu6 alp eben Ri. Merfmale cine,
YDntonbriide tlar gsmnG5t. Niefte,
mas itel1en sic iiA unter eiler pun=
tonbriide bor2"
r@a6er. 9err Selopebel..
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-19
Mls IL 80 bferau 81

Mlsbi 70 bfer auf Der
gu @bleslpis : 9olitein eebDrenben
Snfel JDbr i'm Sabre 1906 iAren !Sa-
ter anlegten, iiberlie5 ;hnen Ser 3D.
niiae @taat Die bafiir erforoerlinen
@eloer leiGpeife. 9u es Dem bama=
ligen J1eden ni@t m5gli9 ipor, bic
@unlme 5uriid3u5ablen, 10 fom es
1886 gu einem llebereinfpmmen, nod
lpeldem Der Stat auf cine 3ins5ahz
lung ber5i9tete, 8Yt li9 aber per=
pfli9tete, bon Der 1920 Meids=
bonttaler (61,2o0 Mort) betraserloen
s9ulb iabrli9 300 Saler (675
Mlarf) ab5utrasen. Dos lit 1eitbenl
geiae4en, au@ nod Der Srennuna
Der f9lespig : boliteinifden 9ersogz
timer prn 9dnemarf. Na9 runb
80 Sobren, bonn Sabre 1886 ab gez
red1net, tit bic 56ulb getilst. 9o
nit einem Male fam es in bieiem
Hrieasiahre in Dem @lei6mob Der
e9uloentilguns su elmer Meinungs=
esridtsDsn9sit. Die quite staot @pt
lanots, nie ~gem1fnlih, SIS Marf
ourd Die WeitbolEteiniI9e 8ant an
Die 3ahlltelle in &ipen Elm, erbielt
aber balb bic Mt.teilurs, baB Der
@etrag biesmal ni9t genlige. 9ie
betreffenoe Ddrif9e 8ebDrae ldrieb,
II babe bel benz segenpdrtisen Rurs
Der beuti6en Marf in 9d1smarf nlr
419 &ronen So Ser er6alten, babe
aber 600 &ronan gu foroern, ines
balb tie I'm Die @inienbung ipeiterer
$50 arpncn 48 Ser bdte. Muf benz
gurserineiiteramt in Mbf peigert
ran fih, bierauf einsuseben. neil
man Die @bredrung in beutlder
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leiner 5proerune. Soften mir, bab
IS fpeaen Der Elifferens nibt gum
&rieae nit 9Gnemarf fpmmen miro.
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t%omminar: n9err 8antier, bel ST,
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fe.. seito9len iein?"
nYeoaure! Mir ba0en nllr - sol.
bene".
Mba! Griter Maofabrer;
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itorben - i9 mDdte ipeinen!"
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mon nit, oriiben lit ia cine Wein=
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su ben @ploaten allsgebobener 8ette,
TT lppbl iebr triegsluitig, neil er itd
auf bas 2eben i'm Seloe ~freut?"
rSas neniser, aber er ibt gar 3,
germ @ulaih".
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-19

5ralt Otto grl1blt bate porgeltern
Nadpnittag in ibrcm Seim an "a.
|5traBe un6 90. Mpel1l1e gelege1,tlid
ibrcs @ebl1rtstages cine Mtt5abl ibrer
Srennoil1nen ST. @ait. Die @eiells
l6aft ipl1r0e bon Dem @ebltrtstags=
fino altf Die bette @cile a~1t1terbalten
ul1o bemirtbet.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-19
Geln m

Selo pm
Iaaenien legte BET ieiner Mnwelen=
beit iii aonitantinopel Syringe ON Den
1rdbern bes friiberen 8ptl9afters
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Saeriten bon 2eip5ig nieper. Mud
@raf Wplff M.tterni9, Der beuti9t
8oti6after, i9miidte beioe @rdber
nit &rdnSeu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-19
Gnperpiiurcnratbs : @crbanblunsct.
Eortietung BON Ser 8. Geite.)

Irf gcb6rig unterltiistcn unb a1,gez
rpmn,eren Ntltra9 ipurben sic fplgens
Den S%orbernn9en, bonn @parb gcpriiit,
crlallbt u,,b Nntpeilungcn fir bielclben
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nlfgcnpmnlCn iperbcn:
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lglarehce Sdrpebcr Ii. 81. 81 10
Sebaltian Sebcnig 6 so
County SSpuh - @cridicbcMcs.
Gbas. g.. 9ipipca, fir 9u1s
Neparaturen 10 70
Gull 4 Surge, Wdlcn 40 90
A1arantaimc= Sits.
ssSsral1 S. 8arncs, @rpcerics. s 90
Crescent Wleat Marfet, fir
Sleiid. 2 SIS
gsrllps & stcele, @roeeries is 90
81. SO. 9iebri6s Groceries 10 90
German @onoers. Iusrdltz
6crnl19cn 70 90
Srit Seim. @ddterpicnife Is IS
@pllanb Chemical 81, Malte
der : Separate 40 80
Soma Telepboue Company,
Sclcpbpn . 9 90
$. IS. Serbian, Mictbc . 10 SO
S.. 2cmburg. @rpcefies 5 81
Co. s. Soc crmptt, Groceries II SO
80
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-19

NdnttDcs Goal 60, &pblcn s 90
Mercp @olpital, fir aranz
fenpflcge. 442 90
@co. Miobleton, ar5tliz
dc Gicnltc . $50 90
Srau 90. g. 1luren, Gflescz
rim 4s 90
81. s. Ncllpn, Mictbc 3 90
S6arnberg's Grocery, @ros
@darnbers's @roccrp, Gro.
ecries a 50.
g%darnbers's @rocerp, Gro@
eeries $ 90.
Gnil Ghcllbprn, @rpterics 1 IS
Is. 6. S6lcgcl, @rpguen 10 rs
Gbas. ghmipt, Mild 2 so
SrebShule, @ddterbicnite 8 90
s.. 8. @albpurne, Groceries s IL.
2ouis 8iele, SubrDienlte. go 90
9lrmcn : 5pnb.
ct. @incents 6pme, gin<
qltartirlllg lttb 8efDitiz
sllng Ser Mppre &inber. 200 90
8riifc1t= 5Ip,1b.
SuIeHo PaHl1eTl, Saglltlle
bonn II. biz 80. Mpril 4S 90
IGbas. @iibl,. 3ablliite ppm
II. his 80. Mpril 80 so
Spbn @idlpn, Sablliltc 80 so
5arrp 9erIols, 3abllilte 80 so
gpbram Sllen, 3abllilte SIS 90
Nubplpb Grips, 3ablliltc AS 90
Geter Grps, 3abllilte I. So 90
gilbert Senbt, 3ab1lilte 80 so
@m. Sppp, 3ablliIe 80 80
5arrp Cert. SahlliItc % 90
|@elie Doctor @ebicle So. 1888 90
Gout,tp Ruab 8aar 0Sunb.
gbns. g. Steinbed, 3ablz 90 90
lilte % 90
geIie M1otor gebiele So. . 1888 90
Nuf Intrag bertagte Ser Matb Iid
Bis Mtttnph. "a. Mai 1916, Inn 2
l1br Nadmitta9s.
gbmarb Collins, Glcrf.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-19
Scenes aug Moline.

Sic Stabtpertpoltlrng blcibt bei,
Die Sal4re Ser Staotmtgelteaten at
IbeidneiOett. Sir oas abidicBen bon
Sunocn, oie feline Steuern1arfe tra=
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|be5abit merocn. 3as Mbldafien Ser
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meitere 2obnberab ieeungen BON
staotangeitelten our 6olge babell.
Ser bicr Dor Ginger s3cit inn
|StaOtbpipital perltorbcne George
3eat, 0elien friiGere @eiatotb Glin=
ton, Soma, gefpeler lit, miro pagr=
Iideinlid bonn Gomntp aus beerbigt
meroen, Do iid) bis jest feline Ser
manote genleloet baben.
Sin Srrlinniger, Ser lcilten 9ta=
me1 als @nt. Irib angab ualo Dor
einigen Sagen in galt Moline ei1ge=
fangen lpl1roe nno Damn aus Dem Sc
iangnib entiprolra, murbe porgelter1
slbeno bci Ser 6euerlmbrltation Der
baftet uno miro naeb Der Srrenall=
ltalt gu Wtt. Gleaiant, So, 5llriidge=
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Ma1tat NOR min nit leidlten llnterflei=
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a6gelett batte. Ser Maltn befinoet
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Gro5eiiirung.
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geltern Ibeno George u. airfpatrif
lo5ialiitiider &aaoioat fiir gi5epra=
iioent Ser Ser. Staaten cine @nipra=
de Dor iiber 1000 3uborerr. Sc
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tiae politiihe Gage bes 2anoes, alld,
be5iiglid Ser rGorbereitidaft" inn
Safe eines &rieges. &irfpatrif mar
Den gal15en Sag in Ser staot uno
madte 9eiud)e it Sen 1rei Staoterr,
Inn Nropaganoa fiir feline Gartei 51
MAIDEN.
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balten, DOB oaielblt ser @atte ibrer
Sodter Slga 8oB=@alma auf Ser
@od5eitsreiie g~eitorben lit. Ias Gaar
p%erbeiratbete iidJ baFier ont 5. Sllli
lebte1 Sabres uno trat oanrt bic
@pd5eitsreiie on. Ser gerltor6cne
batte al1d geid)aftlid in 6ranfreid
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fannt getnad}t morbelt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-19
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