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tied him into anger. He baked incon-
tinently. Il won't stand for safe blow
ing" he muttered.
Nothing of the kind suggested" re-
turned Capelle, undaunted. And with
the whining smile that marked his
face In argument, he continued: "I1l
have two good men here by 1880 to-
night, il you say the word. One of
them can open a safe by the mere
click OF the tumblcrs. All we want
out of 1t Is q copy of the cutoff sur
vey. II we can get hold of that we
car get hold Of their right Of way
most of 1t must come from Washing
ton-before Holmes knows what's go
ing on. I'll make the copy Of their
survey myself and return the original
to the safe before morning with no
one a bit the wiser. Why, see here!
You're staying right In the house. All
you have to do is to let them in to-
night. Are you game? Or are you
q whipped dog right now?"
Scagrue listened with set face. The
low-toned conference lasted longer.
At its close the two separated. Short
ly afterward. Capelle, in Seagrue's
motor car. started rapidly for the city.
At nearly twelve o'clock that night
some time after the house was quiet
Seagrue. leaving his room, went down
to the library. He unlocked The ter.
race doors. Capelle's men yer out
side. They entered and Seagrue led
them hefore the safe. The criminal
expert OF the pair made hardly more
than q pretense Of dropping the tum-
blers for an opening. He had come
prepared for any ~eventuality. and the
moment he saw the mechanism Of the
lock was ~unassailable he directed his
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-01-20

hardly begun to fight when he was
struck down by a blackjack and the
two thugs. survey in hand, made their
escape. They crossed the lawn, gained
the shrubbery close to the gate, and
in the distance saw the headlight of
the midnight passenger train. Signal
raj not one of its stops, bVt the safe
blowers ran hard for the station and
taking a long chance for their get
away they recklessly but safely board
ed the running train as 1t slowed
somewhat for the bridge.
In the confusion within the house
hold Helen had been released. She
had Historically told her story and as
she and her friends rushed down
stairs she encountered Storm, who had
helped her dazed father to a chair.
Are you hurt, daddy?" asked his
daughter anxiously.
NO." he cried, land I've given one
OF them a jolt he'll remember. But
Helen!"-in his agitation he laid his
hand heavily on his daughters shout
der-"those damned scoundrels have
got our survey"
/. "Then they shall W. get or with
It." exclaimed Helen with flashing
eyes. I'VE will catch them II 1t
kills somebody"
She gave her orders right and left
for caring for her father, calling the
police and for making the pursuit.
The boarding Of the moving pas
sepger train by the two men had not
escaped Storms eyes eHd-a saw
words with Helen were enough to clear
things. The flyer was gone and the
burglars with 1t. but there was q
chance yet to got them. fastening
with Storm down the hill. Helen told
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-01-20

him. rake both banks of the river.a
With one of the firemen left to
guard Hyde, Storm and the other fire
man hurried down one river bank as
the passenger engineer took the other.
Neither side afforded more than a
slight chance of concealment and
Spike, starting from where he had
cached his stolen document, was
bounced on by Storms fireman. But
Spike, a powerful man, had almost
fought out for himself a second chance
for escape when Storm bore him down
to the earth. Helen ran up. Where's
what you have stolen?" she cried furi-
ously as Spike stood prisHher. Storm,
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Synopsis.

Little Helen Holmes, daughter of Cen
eral Holmes, railroad man, Is rescued
from imminent danger on n scenic rail
DAD. by George Storm, a newsboy. Grown
TO young w~omanhood Helen makes a spec
tacular double rescue OF Storm. now n
freight fireman. and Of her father and his
friends, Amos Rhinelander. financier. and
Robert Seagrue, promoter, from a threat
ened collision between q passenger train
and q runaway freight.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-01-20

TIE two engines IN this time had
been brought to a stop and backed to
the bridge. Get after the man that
jumped" cried Helen. I'VE must md
The border vidette., 1916-07-29
ATTENTION, ELkS.

All members of the B. P. O. E.. |, residents of Nogales, are request ed to meet Sunday morning at 10 o'clock at the Santa Cruz Club.
 Arrangements will be made with regard to entertaining the Elks now at Nogales, with the various regiments Of Militia. Committees will be appointed, etc. It is time that we "cut the talk and began to do something" so it is up to you, Bill, to help make this affair a grand success.
 THE COMMITTEE.
The border vidette., 1916-07-29
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the Superior Court of Santa
 Cruz County, State of Arizona.
 Etate of Jose H. Lacarra, de- ceased.
 Notice is hereby given by the undersigned Administrator of the estate of Jose H. Lacarra, de- ceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary vouch- CTS, within four months after the first publication of this mo- tice to the said administrator at the office of Duffy & Purdum, Nogales, Arizona, the same be- ing the place for the transaction of the business of said estate, in said County of Santa Cruz.
 E. R. PURDUM,
 Administrator of the estate of Jose H. Lacarra, deceased.
 Dated Nogales, Arizona, this 21st day of July, 1916. 722-5t
The border vidette., 1916-07-29

P. J. Munch, efficient chief clerk in the State Land Comis- sion office. accompanied by Mrs. Munch and Master Phil, came down from the capital city the forepart of the week, to spend few days here with relatives and friends. From here MT. Munch went to Tombstone yesterday on official business. Mrs. Munch is a daughter of Mrs. Josephine A. Saxon, county superinten- dent of schools.
The border vidette., 1916-07-29
GEO. H. FRANCIS FOR TREAS URER--THEODORA MARSH
 FOR LEGISLATURE.

There has been so many SOL
 diers in Nogales, and more com ing every day, that talk has been mostly of military nature,
 overlooking the fact that the
 primaries are but six weeks away. This week, however, some
 political talk has been heard.
 but it will probably be a couple
 of weeks yet before the tickets
 have been completed for the
 primary and the ball started roll
 ing in real earnest.
 In the hotel lobbies and streets of the county seat, one hears the
 name of Geo. H. Francis being spoken of as the possible candi- date for the nomination on the
 Democratic ticket for treasurer.
 Patagonia's postmaster is well qualified for the position, and
 while he has not yet signified his intention of making the race, considera ble pressure is being brought to bear by Democrats both at Nogales and Patagonia to get him to run. It is contend ed that Patagonia is entitled to a little place in the political sun, and there is no better Democrat or more qualified man than Francis in the district.
 Another piece of political news from the busy county seat, is that there is considerable talk among Democratic party leaders to try to persuade Mrs. Theo- dora Marsh to make the race for the nomination on that ticket for state representative. Mrs. Marsh is quite well know throughout the county and in Nogales. She is public spirited and has been identified with most of the big enterprises of this county, both in a business way and as a mat ter of public concern. While Mrs. Marsh has not yet consent ed to enter politics, and proba- bly, doesn't know that she is be- ing talked of as a possible can- didate, her ability is unquestion- ed and she could do as much good as any other representative the county could send; also the idea of Santa Cruz being repre- scented in the lower house of the legislature by a talented woman, as remarked by man in the lobby of the Montezuma the other evening, seems rather classy" "-Patagonian.
 THE BORDER VIDETTE beart- fly endorses both Mr. Francis and Mrs. Marsh, the former for tbo Officp Of trQa Surar. tho 1attar for member of the state legisla- ture. Both are consistent De- mocrats who would probably re- ceive the solid vote of their party and the vote of many Re- publicans who vote flor the man, not for the party" Friends of MT. Francis and Mrs. Marsh hope they'll decide to permit their names to be placed on the primary election ballot.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-22

publ'foner Gardner (MaI. !, crnuz
fft9t purtt Die @nnppbeit bcs &plln,s,
NIT lpclfenl ons aahn Sln1cnomcnt
rebl9e'hlagen mar, brue6tc Nen erlteu
SbelI aes amendments III anocrerSolz
lung lrteoer boz uno icin slntrag lultrpc
nit 12S 5u III angenomnet1. Sizes
lpar Die erite giicberlaac. sic Gurlibcr
Soan lrabrcnb Der seratbuna Ser Si((
lelt uorigen1 Sreitas erlitten bat.
SOS slmcnomcnt berfiigt, DaB Srlz
oatcn nit 8enehmiguns oocr auT gmz
pfebln9 ltrer Gffi5iere lApE nacF slbz
lauT cines Sienltia6res 5llr Helcrpe
entlaIicn lueroen fDnnen.
&or'lRer Soap arguntntiric, noB Bic
1e ScHinnulns Die gienlt5cit bci sen
6a9nen i'll ioldeln MaBc pcrrillgern
lpilrpc, baB Sic Siitstigfeit Der slrn,ce
il!1 e>an5en Sdapcn erteiDen uilrpc.
Gardner bebauptete bascgell. paB
Sic pertiir5tc Sicnlt5eit Bic Hefrutiruna
crleiGteru uAo oen ldncIicn sluIbal
elmer sutseIdlulten Gelerrc f0rSern
mcrOc.
GIN 5lrcitcs slmenbmeut bon @arbz
ner, bcn Solb Der seulcineu Sploatcn
bon SIS monatlidl auf $50 sll. crs
hDben INN altoere elitiprerhenbe 3ll1as
gen 5lt bclrilliger, rl1rbc pbne 9laz
mensalliruf nbeeIebnt.
Sic Bill fam seeen griportetl audi
beute nidlt sur grfebigung unp nm Sic
Ibitin1mllns 5u belctleuniscr lplrpc
bclcfloncr Sen tnorsiger Gag. Wtittz
ppd. an lrcldlcm Ipnlt mir sic a1f Sem
AaIenbcr tehcnoeu Gcid1dftc pprgc=
nonr1cn lrcroen, allth Ser slrmeebia gu
luihmen.
Gin luidtigcs slmernmcnt purbc
hcutc ohneScbattc augenonu,cn. nitr1z
!iet ocm Graiioenten sic abInlutc aonz
trrIle iiber Die 9telerpe bon 10000
@ionlt 5u gebet gSic bic Sill Jest
lteht. hat Ser Yrdibent Sic slutpritdt.
cbnc oeit &pnsreb su befragen. sic slrz
mec ppn 100000 auf $4,000 sll err
hnEcu uib aitl sic 10000 gGunn SIC
lerrel, 5ll sen SuGnen 5u bcrllfen.
Nau5erplatten sill ourh
bcn Senat.
Sic Gilman : giu, lpcldc Sic Grz
ric1lung oper bcu slnfauf elmer Eanz
5crplattenfabrit oer9tegieruns 5lt cincm
apltcnpreis bon nidt iibcr S11,000,~
600 pcrfiigt, lpllrpe hcute bonn Scnat
NIT 5S 5u % Stilnncn unscnpmmcn.
sluc pcnofratiie9cu Senatpren unb
10 prp9reliiue Ecpublitancr, porlllter
l&cnpon BON Splru Irinunten fir bic
Bill. bcrcn anrabmc i'm @aulc ebcnz
falls gclidVrt crIclcint.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-22

Die Jrau e;nes ariegs.
teilnebmers aus bem 8erliner Melts1
erhielt eir1en Brief b.r Die Maliforls:
rung entbielt, an elmer ndber bs5.ine
neten Stelle ouf freiem sselos 1900
MSart nieoeraulesen, Sebe 8ealiin=
blns fHs bic Toroeruns fsblte. aIa>
fir par bic Drohuna ansefiiet. boz
Sob ,sno Beroerben iiber bic camille
tommeni niirbsn, lrenn bas Ge!t
,ni4t se5abit tperoe. Dos nit 50.
tentDpfen Der3ierts @dretben mar un=
terssithnet:. Is Die Befellid9aft beg gp.
fes unD. 8erbrenens, 5dnarae @st=
be. Die Jrau no1m ipfort biz 9ilis
Ger ariminalppli3ei in Mniprud,. bic
ben 8rieffehreiber aIs einsn 16 Sahrs
olten Budoruderlebrlina Rurt Mi0l
Ier ern,itteIte unb perbaftete, Ser
jilse.lbiide @rpreiler, Der sobn ahts
barer Gltsrn, Der ourd Gduno!et~
tire auf Abweae seroten it,, nor
auf btefe .6alnilie eetommen. Do Iis
in Der 9dhe feiner slrbeitsitelle
toobnt. Wie bas Werb0r erso6, h,ltt,
er Oh eiale anbere Samilie in Srep-
tom bic er .4ourh 9ieIerunsen liir
Ieinen Metiter tennen selernt butte,
rim dbnlicbes @9rsibeu serihtet. Sn
bielcm Salle bat CT Die yeieosrlesllna
Don nur 5000, yHart oerlanat.
So i a, ma! ST: 59ente mir ood
nod Elm biBhen beine bol0e @eser,
mart!
Sic: Ql9, bic 1T ia la,,slpeilis;
Do 1olteit bu erit mai meme Der,
aonaenbeit tenncn!
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-22
4plitiides.

Sns rcpubl. Subcp M m i tee
Gbieugu, 2t. @iar5. Sas subz
committee bes rep. giatipnalcommittcc
fiir Die @prbcreitunsen sur 9iaticnalz
fonucntiou inn ndflten SUM- bat lid
heute pertagt, obne oell tcmpordren
@orliser sur Mationalfonpention Su er=
lpdble,1. lriro iidl aber Alitte slpril
rteber perlumneln.
&orliser Soilles Iagtc: . SSir babcu
cine Ansabl upu 9amen fiir Die tempo
rare Guriiseritaft i'll Griposuus &C.
Gabt, abcr feiu Ballot porgc1
nonnuen lluo ou orei @iit9licoer pes
Committee ablpele1o lrarcu. lpuroe es
fir bas bette scbaltcn Die slttipu bis
5llr nac1lten Scrlammllng iu uerihicz
bcn, Die ctlua !iittc slpril tattfinben
miro"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-22
s. I elmer @nfrubrin Srlanb

s. | elmer y frubrin Srlanb 5
aonoon, 81. Mar5. s(ufriibrcr
bon Der Slnn Scin : @cIcal6ait fcuz
crtcn geliern sad,t ii, Gltaamore auI
bic Yoli5ei llllo perlpllnbcten brci 8c<
ante. Tullanure lit Elm staothen bon
5000 Ghripphnern unb licgt So Meilcn
rcltlih BON Gubliu.
Gin D ltr. g % t G It.
@crlin, 21. Didr5. Gas oultros
llnsorild)c 9iutbc &rcu5 bat bllrh Sic
llntcrnatiorale neutrality-suspicious. an
aac cibililirten Staatcu cinen Brotelt
9cgcu Die fiirilidc 3rrpcbirung bcs
.6ltr. Sopipitalidifies glcftra burh Gin
llntcrieebpot ciper Der gntcnten,adtc
|geri1tet.
9 ii cit b'a mpfer tprpcpirt. t.
spraflts, Staiien, 21. @gaar5.
Sic !Wannidoft pom britiidcn Cant
pier GDaucttc lit bier gclanbct. Ser
&upitan bcbanptet, hab leil, Sd)iff OF
ne @arnung ppn eiuem Ditr. ll-Boot
torpcbirt 1puroc llno bieIes nod uui Sic
llcberlebertbcn in ben 8potcu aefcuert
babe. (g8as pbllc 3lpeuel r1iebrrtrad-
tig gelcsen IT'D
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-22

pffi5ielle gcri6t iiber bieies secgefe6t
la9t, Sab 3 beutlebe nnb 5 britildle
Igoote betbeiligt iparen llno ser Teinp
Den &anpf dbgc6roden babe, radlben,
Iibn lilebrere ldbarfe Treficr bcigebradt
iuaren llllb oaB CT lih nit 8ollban1pf
alBcr Si6t mabtc. ulInIcrc gopte erz
littcn MIR llnbcoclllcnpen S1aocn."
@uIlcn babcn Sipaban.
Sonbon, 81. @ars. ginc Mcuter@
oepeId]c bon 5eberan melbct, bab Sic
@llllen am 10. Oiiir5 in Sipaban. sic
5ircitc 6auptltabt Eeriiens, cinscriieft
lcien.
Sipaban lit cine Ser lpidti9lten
Stabtc 8erlicns uno Fat etipa $4,000
@inlupbner.
Scltrci6cr gcgcn aplpna.
8erlin, 81. @ar5. Sic Geltrciz
d)er riicfcn allI slplpna bor, bas bon
elmer ltarfeu italienilhc! MaAt pcr<
teeibigt lpirb. sm Nipntag lrareu lie
MIR nod, 19 Wcilen bon Nbloua.
Geifreid)ilcbe Slicgcr baben Bic itaz
Iicrilhen garacfcn in Mplona iebr erz
folgrcid) bpmbarbirt.
Gpn Den italienilAen llnb ruliilcbcn
Srpntcl, iirD feinc lpi1tigcn Menbes
rllngell bericbtet. e. q
g 9 sc or I $ . nj M c fe IT in ocut=
den 5dnacn.
8erlin, brabtlps llad Snrbillc,
q. Mdr5. Sic uifisi0le lteberIecz gtadz
ridtcnzsl slgentur fiibrt BIC 8orte eines
Observation-Disclosures pes o2ofalanz
5eigers" an herGcrbltller Sront All, Scr
NIT abiplutcr @cipiBbeit crflart. uoaB
Dos gauge gerritpril.n, BUS altf Set
&arte pcs fran5Diilhen @cneralltabcs
als &c aRprt @pnme" be5ethnct lpirb,
lnb aus 6Dbc 265 unb So6bc 295 be-
itcbt, Iplpie DOS @eldnbe 5lpilden belt
bcibcn eripabntcn @oben lirb bpIlItanbig
in pcn Sanbcn hcr 9cutlden bcfin~
ben."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-22

Der Werein our YetDrpes
rung bes @eiperhsfleibes in Berlin
besins am @ebnrtstaae S5rieorids
ees Grob BEN Die Seier ieines 95iabs
risen Stiftunssfeites nit einem Der
Rriegsoeit onselneHenen 19li9tan
5eitmabl I'M spptsl Molon, an ben,
Der 9anoelsminifer Dr. @Dbo!p llnD
etipa 120 Der beroprragenbi iten Nit
glieber 0es altebrtpiiroisen Wereins
rnb s@dIte teilnabmen, u1tter bteleE!
ou9 Elm Wertreter pes Iurtifaen
Rei6es. S4eid glbbul Mois Ghau~
iIG. Ser 8oriiBenbe bes 8ersins.
llnterit ritattsfetrstdy Gr, Nichtsr, be-
sriibte be Mnmeienben unb seoa1ts
III ieiner Mebe bes bepprfeGenben
@eburtstuses bes 8aiiers. @snats-
prdiibent 9r.zSng, Ronrao Sarts
mann ertattete fobam ben Sabres,
bert9t unb idlob nit elmer Sulhia.
gung on Die Monen bes seiitisen
G9irmberrn bes 8ereins. TriebriAs
hes @roBen.
syn gbarton tpurb,e
tiir3lid einem 9o!tor Genenbaunl I'M
Opernhaus Die 8rieftoids nit 600
8ubel Snbalt seitOblen. Der Dottor
fd3eint gu ben Stiisen Der @eIell.
1eDoft gu eebDren, bent bic ppli3ei,
erbieIt ben Muftras, nit beionOerer
@nersie nod ben llrbebern eieies
Diebita9fs gu fabnben. 8aIb oaraut
erbielt tie in einem periiegelten I'm.
fdlag flint Sunoertrubelid Seine; i'm
8esleit1drei6en bieb es, bic poli5ei
lei auf falfber Jdbrte, lpenn {ie bi.
ibr betannten @eipobnleitsbiebe feftz
nebme unb priigle, Inn fie 81 einem
@eitdnbnis sui brinsen. Den Dieb>
tltabl batten r5u9ereilte TremOe" per-.
iibt; ba aber bic 3unft Der Dtebs
BON Clarion in Iebter 3eit auf Der
gifenbabn CUTE Gefdafte seinudt
babe, 10 itelle tie benz Oottor Eenen.
baum 500 !Ru5el 5ur WerfiiJung.
9afiir bite lie aaber bic Ypli3ei, ipe,
gen bieler Mffars teine lsn19ulbiaen
gu belditisen llnb uuns bic MDslibs
teit gu laiien, in gbartpip rubig unn
frieolid su leben". Dos Sdriittiid
trlg bic llnteriGrift: rDie Ghars
toner 0iebe"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-22
Die @arfte.
Brs>atts.

Gbicaao, 81. Niar5. @ei5en
t0S7s @iai, 1914 Suit.
aorll 70 0fni, 761a. Suli.
@aIer - l4$s Diai 1914 sSllli.
8etrei6e fir 9aar:: 9eo. 9 rother
@intcr t12l1A; go. 3 aprn 76;
5tanbaro @afer 45.
9foagen 9so. 2 95c.
@rrIte - 62-74.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-22
Nsilliunenicmcr im teraniiober .stabt.

Haris. Scr, 81. aRor5. Seuer
bradl heute in cinem 9agerbaus I'M
liihlthcr Stahttbeil aus llnb pcrbreis
tcte lich raid auf bic onsrcn5enpcn
gaumnrollprellen, Inn llbr ytadlz
mittu9s luar Der Sfabeu idon n,tf
50 100000 seIdhaet. I'm 8 llbrNbcnDs
fageu 80 9lods bon @cIdditsz uno
&obnbdlliern in Muinen lnb bicSlnms
men marcn nod nitt bcmaltigt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-22
@nilen III O6talipe an 9iiuafront,
Nemmcn lid aber an oemtid)cr Gijemu,auer bic
Sd)a0cl et,,.
Mener aentider Grfolg in BET @esiou bon Serouu
geSencnbc scaunscu oeuOmen $500 eanseue semadt

Fas p9t d 0arib 9niiet baen bearabdn Trpn
e''eh flcncn go8 Irricbcn NIT 81 fad lebmadt Elm Dl
5c9n eincr MISUNDERSTANDING Sic Sereiher
raren gan6l cingeldon aber pbben aud(h honon
Sete unD brildc Gprpobopte beghcn ailc I'M
lno bcibc Earten ppuen uecgt" gejder nlr noh
NIT ibrcn Siegcrn sr
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-22
Yerlbing 1T SiQa bart aui oen Terlen
uno fann i'm bato in Der Syaue babet,, tpcmt
6arran5atrnppem ebrlid) mitbslien.
aubernaas Siebt lld bic Sngo iii ausFdtsloie sdnsc
2rabtc Hd Scrbiuhuua uuer
@encrol Suuitou braudt mcbr 5rupl

Sencral Sunlon baut mcb SrppcH %crbihg n dern
fer lmtdnoen tonntc srnlecz
bill 51eht lid 6ulc 9ln,cnonen anocnpnn,er
ecs Die Gerabuns plbatc cinidbriaen
7cn 9bt &rdibenteu @plnodt Sic
9ane Ecroe pbe 3utbun &pnges Sn1 Senu
mroe Die Bill fir er Earpaeuiabf gcgcruna angcnoz
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-22

81 3aio, 81. @dr5. srouciset
@tlla uno Ieinc 8anoe, Die in Mama
allipa Don Sen Garransiitcn lntcl
Sol. Ganp seidlaeen ipuroe, Bat eint
aleisc SGlappe in gru5es. ipenigc Mei.
lea liiolid BON @l Sale crlittcn. 'slic.
9e,,oe aolonnen an,erituniIder llni
earr1n6atrligneR |iub nad hicicr 8id=
tllng allfgebroden, Inn @iuu ipcnr
m09lih ein5utrciiell.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-22
8ie1 1sb ssrspifssss.


GGicagp, 21.M1r5. 9linopieb-
3llfl,br 5000. 5tiere $7.4O-9.=
so; @iibe nnb @inoer $3.70 $40;
&alber $S.O0-1O.75.
5dapeille n 3nfnbr 10000. Set
5lt $9.10-9.70; 5l,nleilt Slh $3.50 y
o.65.
sdaic 3nillbr 10000. ,Selt
SIT $s.l .l0-9 900; 2inmcr So. 10
11.65.
Gefliiacl 17-1711ac.
@utter Creamery 81 361a.
gicr asrina 1S-19Ne.
2olaler Marftberidt.
(g8,oleiale8reiie Dfenstog 8orm.)
MebI.
(gEbcleiale IN Der @onir Mn Coz
gournpou uiGde
uNim,b g" &atcnt 1920
Gltritp $500
@oggerunebl Z. $50
.@roba1n. GAO
y5borts" per gon1,e. .26.0O
GorrtntebL, oeBeS 4.2O
gor,1neb, tpeiBeSs. APO
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@inobieb - aihe $500. so;
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$3.50.
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Gutter usnb Gier.
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bis 3Sc.
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&lcic = 24.O0.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-22

1sur Nraiioeut: gu,mbausG
bon Tenniplpmlie,t. Sot lpellig
susHGtelt Der 9sanle flingt 5ll
oeutld..
1as lbeina Ser &arnepals.
|iislrng bes "Mmerican &igbts Cont
|inittee": Madt Dor Ned1t!
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-23
Die Nelu g)orf 8orlo mod,te luii.

len, mas 0crr &ugbes tbun fonuc,
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3as lit cttuos, oas SEER @ilion ii.
leroinqs leioer gctbon bat"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-23

philadelphia am 9Slaggentnae gehot-
ten bat. 4ngefihts Der gebdi1tgen
AngrifIe oeren 3ieliheibe Der Natio.
uolbuno 5ur6eit lit, bari mobl Der
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Dent 0cs Observation-Disclosures
unlbunoes 81 ipreden i'd oieGbre IA.
be, ieiern beute a6lag Gap@, oen Gb-
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ocrten por Sdlad)tfeloern nit Glut
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non @ebieten 0es bilrQerlid)en Sc.
bensfompfes lett 8rilnoung ser Nc.
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traltcnsboQ ouf ooS ltrtbcil. lueldc3
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-23
SinO Siener mnS Serlenmber.

sd erlailde mir su %erflGrcn, oab
irgcno Semono, Der Die 9cbailptung
oufiteat Der 9eutifomerifaniihe
9tationulbunh bate 5l i~rgenoeiner
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hing i'm Sntereiic eiier ousmGrtiaen
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II nDabrbeit aedu5ert bat.
sd foroere irgeno Semanoen Der
aus. 8etpeiie oofir au erbringcn, oui,
Der 9cutidomerifaniife Nationol-
5uno jemals irgenb gtmns getbon
bat, mas nit Den Yrin3ipicn oes
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-23
Mns ben 6eridten.
Gonntp : 6eriflt.

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