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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-16
OYER BORDER
tconaHued FROM First PaE..I

tional line was q secret hold by the
military Csn-D~.hir.
The one important fact. that The
Americans had gone into Mexico again
was an event witnessed by hundreds
of spectators who crowded into Col
umbus They Saw the troops move
off toward the imaginary boundary
Do until when the men crossed they
were Tiny but distinct brown lines i1
ttH distance lu The clear western air
As tho troops passed farther into tho
Tow gravel hills clouds oft white dust
hid 'H" men. and their further move.
Wrn's as 'ifncfuaIIF ta fhe censor.
ship
Behind tho troops who moved for
"'fd. new regiment rapidly filled the
vacated camp af Columbus The 18th
cavalry OF Fort OsIa'hrops Ca was
one of fh' nov arrivals
IH" uen rnlIWrrfa expected f1 fol
low hu' their officers would not .1v
how nuu or from what uo.. IH.
d.-ro..f. O. tho TI-sf a.-ur.arp
squadron which passed west f.r1..r
Deg" IHa' n.r.f. loaded U. H.I .a..
wa. ono oi tho nos I.. sr..f.rr %
'.H military secrets. h..r. fI. Urat
actual campaign f0.f Of nd. r.T arm
of fHn ..rEIra
Unofficial reports came into FI Ta..
CHAT about -Y mile. u,.. of U..rmbr.
...f IIHr. .'I. ~ 81. another column
NHI gathered and probably bad entered
......H ED.H.u. more definite. than
..' '.'f 'HH' fU.. column existence
F.. r.."hH he'd despite report. r..t
.f'"N m..'f .1sn gone Iu N-.f.
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DAVIS ESTATE
tcOntiausd IRON Firss Pare,

Wood cemetery. Elkins. W. Va, ten
thousand Presbyterian churches at
Davis, Elkins and Gassaway. each i've
thousand. TO zach Of the v,rrup-
churches az Elkins. ". Va. n thous-
and: TO the Masonic and odd Eel
low lodges at Elkins one thousand
each; 10 the State Lodge OF Nasons.
n thousand. TO each OF his grand
children, five thousand 10 two OF
them which was namcsakes of his
htty thousand: TO each Of his nephews
ana nieces, one thousand. 10 his
grand daughter. Katherine Brown Bar.
nett, the only child OF mis- deceased
daughter, who was the wife OF Com
mander r VI. G.. Brown is left as her
mother share. We hundred and nifty
thousand 20 Joe Erwin. his farm
foreman. five hundred dollars: 10 I'd
ward Gillian, his coaChmau. one hun
dred dollars. 10 other employees small
or amounts.
There is recited i'm the will an OF
LIS larger baueyolences such as
churches and schools which he has
erected and presented to different
communities in the State an allott-
Went Is made Of thirty thousand dol
lars for the purchase and erection or
Monuments or memorials 20 him al
Elkins or elsewhere. The executors
are tn" Davis Trust company Of Elk
Iu-. John T.. Davis. Davis Elkins.
Arthur Lee and &. VI Hendley. The
document bears date August "A. 1915.
Local hnanciers in close touch with
Senator Davis affairs express the be-
lief that estimates of thirty million
dollars are far and away too high.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE
or out the PIX AID CITY oper

VI Out the Pike AID City Property.
hy virtue OF a deed of trust made by
Paul c.. Falck ana Louisa FaIck. his wife.
u" \ II. Ni,dcbuSch tuow d~eccascd)
dated 90. 18th day ut Mag. 1911.
anu recorded in the office OF the clerk
g. TIE county court of Ohio county. West
\ irginia. iu deed of trust book number
20 az page 30a. ana by virtue OF an order
OF the Circuit Court Uf ONO county. West
NiTglnit duly made and entered ON the
SIN day Of January. 1916. lu order book
huinbtr % at pag, lgf. appointing and
substituting the undersigned Joseph
Iiahllan' as trustee, an tnc place and
stead OF said \. d. N~lcd,uusch. trustee.
deceased, IN ana un4cr said deed OF
trust. will sell at public auction at the
ONO county Aforesaid, ia the city u
W htrllHs la said county OF Ohio aud
STATE OF West lrs4nla on
SATURDAY TIE 18TH DAY OF
MARCH. 1916.
commencing at DO o'clock a m. the FOL
lowing described real estate. first. a
west ala, being part OF certain real
estate OF which Elizabeth -. Thompson
"itd seized. and which has been aid OFF
INTO lots. streets ana alleys, by the eN-
tutors OF IN" Will OF said Elizabeth >.
thompson. deceased. the parcel being
tuat a. lot number sixteen
tlo) IA block % on "a plat OF said lots.
streets ana alleys called the FIRST Nd
ultiuu 10 St'eaTud which plat Is rec
orded ia tho offlc, OF the clerk OF the
county court OF ohio county. West Nir-
$3.50. Ha lt-N t''A AhIARal j. ana 10
which plat reference is HEREBY made for
"a description ot said lot. Together with
All the improvements thereon and the
a~ppurt'nauc's theryuuto belonging. Be-
4hS tlc same property conveyed TO the
SAID Itul q. falck by George e.. Hunt
ana Margaret T.. Hunt. his wife. by deed
bearing date the Goth day OF April. 1911.
ana recorded ia said clerks office lu
decd book la1 page ~.
second, A certain parcel OF real estate
situated in the city OF Wheeling. county
L| NNLNn and AHAHa LH 49, L#r.HM.. -.H
described As follows Two certain lots
"r parcels of ground situate ON the east
sue 'i MrINiluch street Ia Joseph CaIl-
Wtlls addition Co the city OF h,yIiug.
thd d~'~lLutitu uu the plat OF said dIl
u j. ~ lots numbered tW,utl-uiue t-sl
ana ihirtN t5Nl. together with all the
llhlFul 'u'ut- and upuurt,uIucez there
unto n,l"u-luE. Being the same prop
tri} convey .d Co The said Paul G.. laIDk
hl GUY y. a. Allen, special commission
cr. D.! decd bearing cate october I4tu.
clerk ut the county court uf ohio county.
w ysi virginia. iu deed book numbered
lul ut page go.
TERMS or SALE. Dne-third of tb.
IIf'nH-t money, ur ep much moro AS rh.
purchase may '.sOf O.. pay cash Boa hand
"n th' eHf ni sale. aua tl. residue iu two
equal lu~HfHIIU.at- fItuh.. r-.rftrfIE.y
900 twelve months auH eighteen months
from fN' luf ut sale. VITA interest. rHa
purchase -i.iu- l. negotiable, promIz-
r'F4 H"ff. Tor IH. deferred payments.
thy LEGAL it, being retained ls further
security until all gi tu, purchase money
NuE. been paid
JOSEPH HANILAN. Trustee.
i-ls-- mI---s-ib
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FINE MEDICINE
FOR RHEUMATISM
Local Man Long Ago Discovered Re-
markable Powers Of New
Remedy.
TOOK N BOTTLE.

i know for myself Tanlac Is a
mighty fine medicine for rheuma-
usm, says John Thomas. Esq. lO4y
Eou St. Wheeling. i'm a statement
made some time NC regarding the re-
properties II the new medi-
cine. Mr.. Thomas complimented OF
suffering from rheumatism. a general
run down condition and poor appe-
lite. He said. Il suffered pains In
my arms and legs some nights so bad
could hardly get to sleep and at
times one OF my legs panied me so
much could hardly walk Speaking
further OF the great good he expert
enced and explaining why ne recon-
mended TanlaC. he said. since tax
ing one bottle of Tanlac | seldom
have a pain. sleep fine and ENJOY a
appetite and feel much better
In general / recommend Tanlac be
cause know for myself that II is a
very good medicine especially for
rheumatism"
Remember that people. one is apt
TO become run down sick. and leei
bad all ove and then this excellent
mans statement will stand YOU In
good stead. for there will be- no need
Of experimenting. You may also be-
sure that a thousand other men in dit
terent parts Of the country suffering
from similar troubles have also en-
dorsed the new medicine. Tanlac Is
the Master Medicine for troubles
OF this nature according TO the state
ments of many local people right here
in Wheeling. Tanlac is sold 81 per
bottle through c. II. Griest q Co. IN
this city.
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GEN.. PERSHING
tcontinusd Prom F,rs. Page,


other details Of organization de.
layed the start.
General Funston regarded the
situation enthusiastically. He ap-
peared TO have no doubts that the
men in the field would render
good accounts Of themselves in
the work undertaken and he was
hopeful that Villa would be forced
into a corner at an early date.
There are now available in this
department for operations in Mex
ieo o than 10000 troops. and
u the plans for recruiting the
companies 10 full strength are
carried out this number will, il is
expected, be quickly increased.
Cavalry posts have been relieved
by infantry in most cares in order
20 furnish q more mobile force in
the pursuit 81 villa. although in
the expedition that went in to.
day. there is a considerable force
OF artillery, which can be rein
forced al any time by several
more batteries that now are held
on the American side within easy
@RfNE " wv bbf lET
II the exact whereabouts Of Villa
IS known at army headquarters
the fact has not been disclosed
here. Generally u is believed he
has moved southwark toward the
Guerrero district in the foothills
OF the Sierra Madres. but reports
from Mexican sources indicate
tnat the de facto government
troops will DO their best to turn
him northward towards the sd-
Vancing American columns.
Bands affiliated with Villa In
other parts Of Northern Mexico
have @ indicated their inten-
tons, but brisk activity on their
part will be no surprise to the
American army officers. Il S an
tieipated that In chasing Villa
these bands Will have 10 be met
from time 20 time and engaged.
There was nothing IN the days
report that Indicated detection Of
the small carrsnza garrison at
Ojingaa had been followed by
other government troops and the
action o. Colonel Bertsnfs troops
IN joining the American column
supported the belief that most %
Carranza's forces would support
him In his promise Of cooperation.
The garrison at Ojinaqa. accord.
ing TO report. did not accept the
plan Of cooperation with the
Americans and the Commander.
Colonel Roiss. vas killed while
attempting 70 restrain a mutiny.
For communicating with General
Funston. General Pcrshinu has
taken with him a wireless set. The
field radioqrams. u is expected.
will be received at the El Paso
station and forwarded here.
The acrop'anc squadron that
was sent from here Is yet on the
American side OF the line but Il is
probable a part Of the eight ma.
chimes will 90 forward. perhaps
tomorrow. u Mas the intention Of
General pershinq 90 use them e..
tensivcly for scouting.
FOR military reasons the per.
sonnet Of General P~ershira's
forces was withheld.
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SEALED


voice 60 Mluutacfurera. J1bbarn Mar.
chants and Others WuulraaIc uo.Iora
~ iI. Ir HIEIIh EINIM. Ir.f
ia'r Board o4 Control 90 tHa Stat.
nl fHI hireIrin wII rrrtIt. bids d4IIy
70 Co. H'|.. Hf Charleston M.af E.r-|.Ir
L.f IufII.NIrs autIII.a f.r fHr ...tr4|
DO. rH. frU financial ..r....
.nt OI hi.u o. vested iu eaII It.arf
rf... HI. De- euaI..I d.. r.. 1000.
lion'f' quality D.ru...r.I ..I .fI.r
H. '..H Wee .II....a ..HI.
'r . o.. U.... preference
liHf. 90 rIll..a r..|.f u.H r. f
stain. tHr .IHr desired
STATE BOARD rE CONTROL
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DAVIS FUNERAL
CONTINUED from FIRST Paxe1

nNAA NNf AAfANH ~
rowing crowd which gathered 20 paw
their last tribute demonstrated that
senator Davis will never be got
by the people OF his home town.
Few such Gora1 displays have ever
been In West Virginia as wa made
up by the magnificent tributes from
the family, employees and friends Tar
and wide At the church lowers We're
banked around the entire altar and al
the cemetery the grave and the area
around 10 was a yeritable wilderness
OF the choicest blossoms. Among the
magnificent floral tributes were thoss
from the employees OF the Coal q Coke
Railroad company. at the Elkins Of
hces. employees OF the Coal q Coke
Railway company. al Gassaway: Elk
ms Lodge No. los a. r. q \. NJ. Da-
Wis Colliery company. Davis Trust
company Elkins National Bank and
Elkius Lodge No. 116. /. q. q. 2.
Both al the church and the grave
the services were marked by simpli-
city. There were no spectacular
iormalities. no ostentation. This was
In keeping with the desires OF Sena-
tor Davis. II was his desire that
when the end came. should he be call
ed while away from his Elkins home,
mat his family take his remains back
20 the state and the city that he
loved so well and whose people had
reyered and honored him. and there
bury him IN the beautiful little Gene
terry whose establishment and ar
Tangemeut had had his personal sup
ervision. lie wanted 20 20 back TO
the hills over which one OF his chief
delights was TO ride on horseback,
which form of exercise he kept up
until last November. n there hs
laid away. simply. uuOstentatiously,
even as he had lived.
DR.. Barron's Tribute.
DIT Frederick H. Barron. In charge o.
'h. services. paid a EIowinE tribute tu
Dee deceased. which was in part as fol-
Ne called him the graud old man OF
Z West Nirsinia. and ", spoke truly. for
on" one man has left su deep au Impress
upon Oh" character. the OF three
generations as the man who Dies b-fur.
u- -uruud'I for his last sweet rsuoea.
Truly was be loved and rover,d and his
IIit from ul- earliest manhood until his
task was finished last Saturday mora
ing. was an inspiration and am example
f' all true Americans Of what q man.
porn ia this land -u favored H. tle
Almighty though reared 300 adversely.
may accomplish through integrity of
character. and iudumittble Viii and a.
faith ia himself and the future.
To him more than Co. ans other man
inr. his enterprise farrsiEht and indie
iattEuble energy West Virginia owes
her present proud position among ths
son ercign states OF th" luiDu Do. was
distinctly American and portrayed the
American ideal The road ls long and
weary from the lor house ur she cottage
o. the halls ~ congress ur the White
House. and wbiln vHue..s,~ wu m4s
Davis achieved Tor himself "a position fl
me United states senate and was "a can
didate for fh" vice presidency. - bee
San lite poor and ended Do rich. got DO
one EfHAE. him h'. wealth for 90
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FARMS-F or Sale.


FOR AENT-Sunny Side Place. 30 acres
Win q room cottage, large barr auc
other outbuildinEs. situated on short
creek, ohio county. three miles from
ONO river and Panhandle traction line
suitable Tor poultry and fruit farm: SI-
per month, possession April LIST. Ad
dress Ihos. b. McLain. Wheeling. w. Va
mr-ll-I
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

BertsGhv
rCN-rAL uiHLLIOH AND
LklAL EMHALNEH.
re8 and tf24 Main street
-NAh Ansvercd Day OF NiRhZ
Store Phones ass
g p H-rtschv Naf Phone toEqH
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WANTED-FemaIe Help

WANTED-Iwo ladies 10 demonstrate a
household necessity. ENperience moi
necessary. salary $3.50 per day. Al.
dress l. 5. care l-ntellgencer. mr-l6-t
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FOR RENT
For Sale

SENEEAI@ChoIce suburban homes.
iTlces range from S45oo.oo TO
FINE BUILDING SITE-tn Woodsdale.
Lot &lnN52U containing % acres. more
or less. VIII sell a. a whole or half OF
81 1871 STREET. rooms and bath.
Also double brick ~ . rooms each in
rear. VIII sell as a whole OF separately.
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FOR SALE Au,omobils

fvh aAhE AutumubUr eIr rvrfrfrr
t'uFlE 1ar q A. smith. ~. b IaIr.
UNTO ss-1O-tf
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$4,000 BUYS

siX-room homo on South Huron
street has bath. hall. finished attic.
good laundry. slate roof. and is finished
in oak throughout.
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FoR SALE OF TRADE.
FOR SALE-Motorcvcle

FoE SALE-Almost new. late model ir
best condition, including extra inner
tub' ana run set OF tools Best qufck
Wheeling f-Is-t
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FOR SALE

TOR SALE-Grocsry and general store
IN good locality, IN Kayland. ii. Cal
'u-L, nat phone. mr-3-tf
FOR drug storV in good locA-
ton. Address II. p Co, care Intei,i-
gencer. f-9a-n
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9 Hndebtand

funsrsl Directors ara EmbaImsra
N.f.ef MARKET and T-weutVaaacaud So
AeteAhone ~. opan daH and alnhL
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PROPERTY TO BE SOLD
AT A SACRIFICE PRICE

s-r0om dwelling Arranged FOR two
fafullles EH-. water. .u car Hr. ono
paved street. lu town. aHs"" high water
Rental tLhf per EUIr Terms ..u DBL.
Arranged. It Interested a.. l. 900 Ir..
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WAETEDAMale Help

WANTED-Blast furnace blowing en-
slneer. Apply Mckeefrey Iron Co.
Leetonia, Ohio. mr-ls-f
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WANTED-Sccond hand baker. at once.
'MI bcl phone Il2-R. Mouudsviile.
mr-l3-j
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o S N FOUND

LoST-BY DRIVER, LEATHER
FOLDING PURSE. RETURN
TO II F. BEHRENS CO., WOODS
DALE, FOR REWARD.
LOST-iufee containing money. ON
N"fin Mh.'lIue car. near Tenth street
Leave 81 $3.50 Main street Reward
mr-1faI
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Sel<> >ibcr baben &fnar 9empmmen
lnb crpberu tn S}erein nit Suaorcn oous 0lbonen
ls ran 3 5 ole y +.

2onocn, 25. San. (0lorgens.)
Sem rOnttId)eu &orreiponocnten bes
02otlp Sel." 5uTpl9e lino im @atifan
g}adridter bon @ien eilteetroffen, Sic
ben 3ultano Des aoilersl Srou3 Soiepb
ols ernlt binitellcn
Sic Soros in Gtod6o I'M.
ct odbo nj, "a. San. Sir Sic
Sorolte 6ricbenserpebitipn iino bier
"a 3immcr I'M @ranb S5ptel belegt
iporoen. Sic Sricoensfouferen5 miro
lire slrbeit hier binnen ii Saeen be-
9lrnen. 9ilraerneilter aorl 2inobasell
la9t, onB 5 9iationen bet6eiliat iein
lperocn: Soollan0, 9dnemarf, 9torircz
gen, Sdipeoen unn q m crifa.
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@pd,,uaiicr.

9coria, S1s, q. San. Ser 81
'lirpisflllb ltei9t llnb Die gcippbner Scr
gheberllngen fliidten. @nnbertc mnlB@
ten per @ppt aus ibren 8obnuneen
abgebplt lpcroen. @iel Sarnlanb lit
iibcrfmtbet unb niel @ieb ertrunfcn.
su mo slrisona, "a. San. Ser
Slutblhabcn bnrd) bic 9annnbrile9c
a,n golpraopflub miro atf etlua
100000 geldabt.
Sic Slutb lit i'm slblallfcn llno Sic
Mrbeit on ser MISUNDERSTANDING ser
Sdmn,e bat begpnl1en.
2ittlc 81 D It Irf., "a. San. Sic
Slutbgeiabr i'm Mrfanlastbul lit pieber
crnltcr eclpprper, llnb oas SSalier Iticg
am gonutag slbcno INNER lpeiter.
3aDllpie Seller ltebcn llnter SSullcr.
Sic Sarmer lfeinen pbnc Iusnabmc
Sic @arn,lne ser Mc9ierllng bcfpl9t
unp lid nit ibren @icb in Sidjcrbeit
9ebracbt sll babcll.
sfatbes, Mili. "a. San. Ser
Nlilliliippi bat belltc babier Sen Sfntbz
itanD iiberlrbitten. Sic 'ilicbt Slmd
GIhe sel6iittengiicocrlmacn linb lmz
teri @allcr nnb Sorncr transpurtireu
ibr Gieb uno lire Solsbaltlotben nod
b6berem @elanoc.
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Scr &ritg.
Scitrcidcr babe,, sfutari.

9 erlin, "a. San. (Gia gabpiae. J
sfntari lit 5ufolge 8iencr Melbuns
BON aultro llngarilhen Sruppen be-
lcbt iporbcn. Miebrere taulcno Serbcn,
lpcld)e Die Garnilnn bilbeten, babcn lidl
na9 Siioen suriid9e5o9en, obnc @iz
Seritano 5u lcilten.
Sic Scltreicber baben al1d6 Sic nnpnz
tcnegr. Stabtben gtifiip, 9oiloipgroo
nn0 Yllosoriea beiebt lr1p Sic Gnt<
iuafflung Ocs 2anbes lit bisber obnc
0teibn1g porgegangcn. slll mebreren
Srteq baben Sic @riner nibte ei,tmal
Dos grlheiien ser !Scltrei6cr abgc@
sipartet, lonoern ibre @affen pprber
11icbcrgelegt, nnl nad 6alllc 5l1 gcben.
sn anperen Stcllcn 5ug Bic Mebr5abl
Der gntlpaffnetcll Die Snternirung Dem
Geimeeibidtperben npr.
osSie gebDlferllng enpfdrgt Sic Dlfr.
Srllppell tn1 glllgemeinen frembliA
ltnb in ,nandcn Sullen lpgar etlras
cerelnoniea. &raipallc, ipie in Gpbgoz
rita, bDrten ayf, lobalp sic crlte Dltr.
Mbtbeil1tng crlduen.
2pnbpn, "a. San. Sic Dltr. Sc
lcbllng BON Sfutari lheint bie friiberel,
Seridte su beitdti9en, baB iekt feline
llnterbanblungen 5pil6enScltreid) llnb
MDntenegro I'M Gauge iino, lpeil cs
nad5 bielen @ericbten poer Gcriibten
bon Sciterreid)s urlpriingliben Sriez
bcnsbeoin9llngen pcrltanben 1par, bab
Die Wplltenegriner Gfutari afs &orn=
penIatipn fir Sclterreids 9eletlng
bes 2pipsenbcrgcs bcbalten biirften.
8iener 3epel6cn bcbaupten,, bab
feline llnterbanblhn9cu m0glicb leten,
bis Die Montenesriner ibre @affer
pp anbig niebergelegt baben,
abcr bie Gage lit 10 bunfel, hab 2prp
Hpbert Cecil, Ser Garlamcntslefretar
Beg sllsipartigcn, beute I'M llnterbauie
Sll9ab, baB sic 6egierlln9 fcinc &cl1nt~
nib bon bem ietigen Gtano ser 9inse
in Montenegrp babe.
Sic @elesllng bon Sfutari lpll nadJ
italicnil6en @eri6ten eiuenl sipcita9i@
gen &f 9cfol9t leiu, in lpelden1 Sic
G}riner ibren lebfen @iberitanb alli
ben acknowledgement ppr gfutari lciz
lteten.
9eutl6e nnb Str. @erid te,
gerlin, 90. San. Sffi5ica. usSu
Der Nabe bon Meubille, nDrolicb bon
slrras, nabmen Sic Gcrtiden nod norz
allfgegangenen erfol9reiben Wtinenz
Dperatipnen cine bprgeld)pbene fcinbz
lid)e Stelung BON $50 Nteter 2dnse;
n Wnnn ialrben 9cfun9eu genpn1nen
nSn Sen grgpnnen haben lpir
gleihfalls grfol9e 5lt bcr5eitnen. 9sad
fllr5em Sample nit @anb9ranaten be-
iebten mir eiucn feil1bli6en Stbiisenz
graben.
u@lilttarilde Gtabliiiemelts Dtlid
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-25
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crlhpllcn hattie.
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uno Cont Griitopber, chenfuus iarbig
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Slt pernlitteln. Vi behauptet, oaB gSils
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pon sIppanopie Goultp lno es beiBt.
ooB er al5 Spibel gcgcn Sootlegoers"
angeltelt mar.
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