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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-07-14

to me at times. Lydia E. Pinkham' s
Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills re-
stored me to health and Iwant to thank
you for the good they have done me. !
have had quite a bit Of trouble and
worry but it does not affect my youth
full looks. My friends say why do you
look so young and well?' I owe it all
to the Lydia E. Pinkham remedies. :"
Mrs. RoBT. SToPIEL, Moore Avenue,
Washington Park, Illinois.
We wish every woman who suffers
from female troubles, nervousness,
backache or the blues could see the let
tiers written by women made well by Ly-
dia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
If you have any symptom about which
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Mass, for helpful advice given free OF
charge.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-07-14

ea. Gt.artg1e-,, :. y. &ey
record ior tic CAN. y9.,aE a-
upon 10 men from the Second resi-
ment within one sai,, @. .our @:t., {,
half hours. Another record was made
when the Columbia Light infantry,
the admirable Olympia mill COM
munity organization commanded by
Cant. Wingard, lost but nine men out
Of J& under the surgeons scrutiny.
Six officers of the regiment have so
far been found physically disquali-
fed. Petitions for waivers in respect
of some of these have been lodged
at washington. Members of the field
hospital have not yet been examined.
Capt. Graham, U. S. A, mustered
into federal service today the field
and staff of the Second infantry Only
three units of that regiment remain
to be covered into the National Guard
of the United States. These are the
headquarters and supply companies
and the sanitary detachment
Makes Ghost to Walk.
Maj. Shapter Caldwell, in his ca
pacity as disbursing officer for the
United States, began paying off the
First Regiment today. He is taking
the companies in regular order. Units
paid today were the field and staff
and the headquarters company. To-
morrow the machine gun company
will be paid. Special guards were
posted about the headquarters tent in
which the money chests were kept.
There was some drilling today, but
not much in the Second regiment t
That outfit was resting on it's arms,
not it's left arms, however, these being
all tender from inoculation.
Gov. Manning drove out camp
this afternoon behind his silken bays
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-07-14

Blythe. Capt. scam@.er. C4D~ Gra-
.am aud he adiataat general. HIS
c.rc-ary. Col O. X. La2oqae, was
with him
Officers tents in bo;A regiments are
being fioored. Only one afternoon i'll
he last three weeks has failed to
bring its thunder shower and the
grcrnd, sandy though it is, hardly
once has dried thoroughly.
The Butler Guards keep going al
most continually the large phono-
graph brought to camp by Mr. and
Mrs. George R. Koester of Greenville
They have an abundance Of records,
but Capt. Workman's men like best
of all the Hawaiian folk songs with
their weird and intricate ukaleIe ac-
compartments.
Drum Major Appointed.
Ralph, a first class private of the
First regiment machine gun company,
has been transferred to the head
quarters company and promoted to
drum major with the rank of first
sergeant. He is younger brother
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-07-14
RELIEF FROM PAIN
BRINGS HAPPINESS
SUBSTANTIAL FARMER is NOW
HAPPY MAN.
RECOMMENDS TANH4IC.

1t has been said that, health and
happiness go hand in hand. After
much suffering when relief is expe-
rienced there is no wonder that one
experiences happiness and JOY. 1t
is in the wonderful story told by j. c.
Cain, one of the sturdy farmers of
Westminster, near the dividing lines
of the States of South Carolina and
Georgia, that we are given a beau
tiful example of this return of JOY
when health is again made better
Mr.. Cain wrote recently to the
State agent for Tanlac at Columbia
8 voluntary testimonial of Tanlac.
His experiences are best told in the
following letter, which he wrote:
"I feel under obligations to send
you correct testimonial for Tanlac.
81 have been sick for the past five
years. l stayed bilious and sick at
my stomach all the time. Nothing
ate agreed with me and nothing +
took did me any good. The doctors
here announced that l had gall stones
and gravel stones. My kidneys gave
me severe pain all the time.
Before l began to take Tanlac it
was drag for me to get out every
morning to feed my stock. Now
can get up and call my wife to get
breakfast and by the time I get into
the yard l catch. myself whistling
and a singing the sweet songs I used
to sing. My mules recognize my
voice and begin to bray and to knick-
er, knowing that l am coming to give
them their food.
Before l began taking Tanlac my
wife would ask me if l wanted to go
with her to preaching on Sunday
morning. I would tell her No. I
didn't feel like going Now l get up
every Sunday morning and ask my
wife if she wants to go with me to
preaching.
Before I began to take Tanlac il
was drag for me to go to the field.
and sometimes l had to tell the boys
and show the other hands what to
do. Now l can get up every morning
and eat hearty breakfast and drink
my coffee, too, and it doesn't hurt
me; and I can>go to the field and do
as much work as any hand l have
got"
1t is just such statements from cit
zens of various walks Of life like Mr..
Cain, who hold the highest esteem
Of the community in which they live
that have prompted others to buy the
great preparation and therefore the
makers of Tanlac are indebted to
these persons for their testimony.
After sending the above testimony
Mr.. Cain sent additional testimony
and says among other things: 81 can
cut wheat all day long now-some-
thing l have not done in five years. ~
Tanlac, the master medicine, is sold
exclusively by Glider & Weeks,
Newberry; Prosperity Drug Co., Pros
perity; Little Mountain Drug Co., Lit
tie Mountain; DR.. W. O Holloway,
Chappells; WhitmireE Pharmacy, Whit
mire; D ], Livingston, SilVerstreet
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-07-14
A CALL FOR THE MEETING OF
DEMOCRATS.

The State Democratic Executive
Committee having offered certain
prizes to the president of Democratic
clubs for contributions to the national
campaign fund, all Democrats, and
especially all presidents of Democrat
ic clubs, are hereby earnestly urged
and requested to meet in the county
court house, in the city of Newberry,
on July 5, at 12 o'clock, to hear this
proposition fully explained and to
contribute such amount as each in
dividual Democrat may desire to con-
tribute towards the reelection of the
Democratic president of the United
State, Woodrow Wilson.
H. H. BLEASE,
Member of State Executive Commit
tee.
FRANK R. HUNTER,
Chairman of County Executive Com
mittee.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-07-14
DELAY is IRKSOME
TO FIRST INFANTRY
Capt. Fl. T. Hames Declines Major-
shiDeNew Speed Record Made
by Surgeons.
The State.

The State.
Camp Moore, Styx, July 11.-"You
know just about as much about that
as do," said Col. E. M. Blythe, on
being asked this evening when the
First regiment, which he commands,
would likely leaye for Texas. Watch
full waiting begins to irk. Everything
has been done to assure an orderly
and expeditions entrainment when
Washington wires the wird. General
leave has been withdrawn. No one
in the First goes beyond the lines ex-
cept on a pass from his company
commander countersigned at regi-
mental headquarters and these orders
are granted only on urgent pleas and
then for but a few hours.
Nor is it known when the cavalry
will start Or what will be its destina-
ton. Confirmation is not to be had
tonight of rumor which ran about
camp today that Troop A would &C
company the First infantry.
Captain Declines Majority.
Capt. Herbert T. Hames of Jones'
vile. senior captain in the medical
CORPS, n. C. S. c., assigned to the
sani1arv detachment of the First in
fantry, was rendered by Gov. Man
ming today the vacancy in the grade of
major created by the transfer of Maj.
A. NJ. Brailsford to the command OF
Field Hospital No. 1. Capt. Hames
declined the promotion, though 1t
meant a salary increase Of $500 the
wear and of course a considerable &C
cession of rank. 'I have been with
the First for about ten years" he
said, and if I accepted the majority
7 would be assigned to the Second.
I can not leave a regiment to which l
am so affectionately attached. ] feel,
to. that having enjoyed with it the
pleasures of military life, I ought no:
TO leave it now that there is a pros
pece Of serious service" The First
would share Capt. Hames' regret over
any circumstances which should part
him from the regiment.
Medical examiners working under
s:-..o4.o,, - .rSo,,% lcsoI,,,o s4+o,.s -oad.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-07-14

fered with female
trouble, backache,
nervous spells and
the blues. My chill
dren's loud talking
and romping would
make me so nervous
/ could just tear
everything to pieces
and / would ache al
over and feel so sick
that l would not
want anyone to talk
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-07-14
40 Drive Out Malaria

10 Drive Out Malaria
And Build Up The System
Take the Old Standard GROVES
TASTELESS chill TONIC. You know
what you are taking, as the formula Is
printed on every label, showing it IS
Duinine and Iron in a tasteless form.
The Ouinine drives out malaria, the
TOY builds up the system. sc cents
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-07-14

About seen
& days requirements in the form OF
1raa&.
Dozens OF regulation bedding rolls
have been manufactured for officers
az Camp Moore by the Columbia AVN
Ing and Tent company.
Clear, cool and potable water for
drinking purposes is being pumped
now from deep wells recently driven.
one on either side of camp head
quarters. All other water used fo>
drinking or cooking is boiled.
Officers Age Limit.
The following order was issued
yesterday by the governor:
"On and after this date the follow
ing age limit is hereby prescribed for
officers of the National Guard OF this
State: Between the ages of 21 and 3e
years, for second lieutenant; between
the ages of q and 36 years, for first
lieutenant; between the ages Of II
and 40 years, for captain; between the
ages of p and As years, for major"
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-07-14

Phil G.. C.ayson aas oyea appointed
first sergeant OF tie First reg,aea:
machine gun company, vice W. \
Hnd@ens. recently commissioneded
.'uaior second lieutenant. Mr. Clay
ton is Capt. Gossett's brother-in-law
Ee was a star football pls yer at St.
Johns, Annapolis.
Capt. Graham, thA mastering off
Ger, put in some hours Of hard labor
today in checking medical examina-
ton reports against muster rolls.
Second regiment company COM
rnanders were busy in drawing their
quotas of regulation underclothing
and in making out final statements
fer laen rejected by the medical
corps.
Among the visitors today was F. H.
Weston of Columbia, judge advocate
general of the South Carolina militia
establishment.
James Mcbride Dabbs, Y. M. C. "a.
secretary, made many enlisted men
welcome today in his big circular tent
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-07-14

lie o,...ue u Tie O., ..,.-
.u..a. Lie tyo ree.weaJ5 defining
tie uprisAys and AeaGqu ro%
Joining the two.
The Hampton Guards rejoice in the
possession of a $75 yictroia and a
large assortment OF records, donated
ny G. A Reese Of Spartanburg, gen
oral manager of the Clinchfield Fuel
company.
No Butler SpreaderS! What!
Camp Moore is deriving amusement
from a letter printed in a Greenville
II :7spa per, in which complaint is
made because dining tables are not
provided for the soldiers. 1--WE
haven't any finger bowls, either a
sun tanned private added. Gee, this
soldier life is tough! Do you know
they gave us nothing for dinner but
soup, steak, potatoes, beans, bread
syrup and coffee? I'm simply vast
ing away"
During the Is days following June
% the troops at Camp Moore con-
sumed 32,321 loaves of bread sup
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-07-14
/ OWE
MY HEALTH
To Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound

Washington Park, Ill.-s'I am the
mother of four children and have suf-
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-08

ASm Sabre 1917 purbe uon
einem Mmeritoner, Seth !9unt, eins
Mafdine erfunben, bic @aarnabeln fiI
unb fertis lieferte, Ob@ erit 1924
erfane Samltel Mrisbt aus Moffas
hufetts bic punberbare M%abelberftels
lungs Mai9ine, pie nod beute alls
gemein in, @ebraud lit.
Ser gsrsDbte @eaeitenlnterih;c5
!plrbe in Der 8ai BON 5unop 8miz
I4en Neui&ottlanb unb Neubrau1z
(4tpeig beobadtet. 9ie Slut iteigt
bort bispeilen Bis CUR SDbe bon 70
SUB on, unb bic 3unabme betrdgt
man4mal, b. +. bel Der ips. SPRING
flut, in ie flint Minuten einen Tus.
9as 8oDIott gait auf geDlon
fir 10 6eifig, oaB es MIR aui @esenz
ltdnoen, bic Dem a0nig geb0rten, ab=
gebilbet iperben burfte.
Sn Sc 8prter Seipc fans
man ei1len BON Der geipo6nlidell tleiz
men @dloametiei erridteten MMeiIenz
.baufen bon 55 SUB 30be.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-08
Mcucs ppn Scr Gp(i,ci.

Ser giebmtffallfer Qouis Sllbcr
meloete geiterlr slbeno Der Goli5ei,
oaB ct in Der 9eabe Ser A. ullo Gaines
Strabe BON 5pei j11ngen grrlden
liberfallen llro ltm ieine garid)aft int
9etrage bon $35 beralpbt moroel1 lei.
ST babe lid) in Der friibersn @irtf=
ifaft BON Sobn Selrien oafgebalten.
,Sl1 Der 9egleitullg Ser SSiinglinge iei=
Ell 5rpei jlrtge Maod)en gcmeien. Ser
gerallbte fon1lte Der Goli5ei ei1le quite
geldreibllng geben.
gon Ieteftip gnettdcr muroen ge-
tern abel1o Is. s. gboiie lllo ganes
Geel in ell1em 5aule ON Der Sit 3.
StraBe lDegell 1nnloraliiden 2ebel1s=
lmonoels perbaftet rllo eegen ie $40
gllrgidJoft allf freien SUB gelebt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-08
$4,000 ednSenfcucr.
Sim Gaddt1bl bes @ei1nes bon Som
@alib non SEQ. 105 College Mbe.
@abrideinlid omrh eleftriide
0ruhte pertrind1t.

SIM IadJtllbl hes @eimes bon
Serrn Com @all6 bon SEQ. 105 Golf
cge slpcnle brad geItern Mbeno fur5
Dor balb llellal l1br 0elter aus, oos
cl1elr Sdaoen BON ihasungslpeiie
$4,000 anrid)tete, meld)er 5d,aoen
oltrd) Gerlid)erul1g ge0edt lit.
6euerlpebrdef Yeter Ieneer oriid=
te geltcrn Mbeno bie sll1iid1t ans, BOB
oas Sel,er bl1r1 eleftriid)e 9r0bte,
Die anl Goben Oes IadNtltbles gelegt
iparell, gum slushrl,d) gefpnm1en lit.
sus sic ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 9eo.
l, 2, A, Der @afen= mo 2eiterpagen
lolpie Dos s%llltpnlpbil oes lSeuerpebr=
d)cfs al1f Ser graroitatte eridjie1en,
mllbten Die Tel1enpebrleute crit oelt
9ialth ourd) leds @allol1elt Gbemi=
fallen %befuntpfcL ebe lie an Den @crb
Des 8ellers gelmlgea fpn1lten.
Sic aSanlilie @allb befa11o iid sur
Belt oes 9ra1roes I'M @al1le. Sin
5amilicnmltalieo ldiittete einen 81
a1er @aiier ms 5euer. Ser Ma,1d)
oerbll1oerte es aber oallll, peitere
&oliereimer IN Die @lntb SIT idiitten.
Grit fllr5 Dor eli ltbr riidte oie sSel,=
enpebr nad) ibren Gltarticrel1 Of.
9hlr Dem llmIuanoe, SOB 5eppid)e,
M}nbeln lllap. nod bem binteren Sbei=
lie oes 9auies geld)afft meroen fonn=
ten, lit es 81 oalfe1L oaB ser Sda=
Den 1lldt Elm beoelte1lo grDBerer ge=
tporoen lit. Ser Sal1ptid)aoen iii
onrd) @aiierltrablen entltanoe11.
6eltermebrdef Geter Iel1ger miro
lbellte Wiorgcn cine llnteriudu1ng Dor
11ebnlel1, INN Die l1riad6e oes gronoes
fe~lt5ultellen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-08
@irtbidJaitsfrasc
gsirS iofort alrs Sberltaatsgeridt
ge6en.

s(l1s al1perlaiiger Glelle erfubren
mir gelterl1 a6ero, Oab &i6ter 90. 6.
8onegan bellte ooer morgen ein 9e~
fret IN ser @irtbldnftsfrage nnter-
5eidjncn miro, nad)oem Die beioen
9arteien oabin iihereingefomme1t
1ino, OaB cine Gerbmoll1ng Dor Ser
llnterilital15 1idt nDtbig it, 90 Oie
perlierelroe 4artei Die Mn~gelegenbeit
sur gntld)eiolrng ans S6erltaatsge=
ridt bringen miro.
Die Gerbatoll1ng iollte am 10. Sc
brltar, ONT 9pl1nerstag, itattfinoen.
9ie @ereinbar11ng. lp11rbe 5piiden
Den slntpalter1 BEG Staates u116 Ser
8irtbe Daorrd, e%r5ielt, 0aB fife 1id
al1f Die Dor Dem Sberltaatsgeridt 81
befampfel1oen Sbatlad]en einigte11.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-08
9aro1b S. Rprn bon Glen

9oro1o S. aorn bon Glen
moob Springs, golo., 9turent an
Dem &ehtsDepartement Ser uniperii=
tat 5u Mnn Irbor, Midigon, brad
beim @islaufen burd bunnes Sis
bes 6uronzSlu1Ies uno ertrnnt,
nadoem ct iih cine 5eitlung ON Sis
liber WaHer ee6alten bate. Sin
5reu1o unb StuoiengenoTe, 5lopO
8. gouns BON 2aporte, Sno., ~ftiir5ta
aleidfaQs bur9 bus 2p9 i'm Sis ing
Wal1er, puroe aber in benz Mugen=
Bid gerettet, ais er ieinen SQlt an
Dem Sis berlor uno gu iinten be-
9ann. Mon bofft, oa oas 6alb1iin=
ol9e eistalte Sab Dem jungen Mfann
nl9t ipeiter ,gei6oOet fat.
Muf ben g bi-lippinen
ipurben in Der eriten 6dlfte BEG
Sabres 1905 1876 Meilen outer
%2anbltraBen gebaut.
Sn pennfpIpanien eibt es
etpa 1000 meiblide Tormer unb
5000 nsibli@v Jarmarbeiter.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-08
2anfI bes 3raiibcuten @ilipn.

Sn Ser slltault 6. steffen Cont
pallp lit geltern oas folgcnoe Can't
oes Eraiiocntan @ilion eir=
getrpHen:
Meille lieben 6reunoe:;4A
IS apor iid1erlid ie5r oanfbar BON
Shl1en, an Irol1 @illon all benfen,
OILS mir blird) 3apenport fa1lell l1no
lold)e ld)onen 8lltmen 5u id)iden, luno
lie bot mir grla1bniB ertbeilt, Sbre1
lbrell marmiten 3unf als5ulpred)en.
@rgebenlt
@oo0rom @ilion.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-08
8ranocigcmtbnms : ltcbcrtragnnsen,

Mlallop Contribution So. an Ma=
tbiloo Sd)rpebcr, Sbeil bon BOT z,
9lpd 5, Mitd)ens A. Mooition, 81.
s. g. G6pe1ir ltro Srall oil Ser
man Goael, 9ot 5, glod 1, @elt=
lpln1e's a. aOOitiolt, ST.
$. 9. Soues OIL s. {. 2i1oer, 2ot
6, @lod IL, Miperpiem Iooition on
Comm 9%ettcllbort ST..
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-08

.tZ4. &EA rEsN
@u benz 5eimneg be9rif=
fen, ipuroe in Der Nadt Die .5noiaz
merlin, Jrau So6n 54uler, mit if
rem Saugling Den lie mad .abiani=
lder Site auf rem Niiden leitges
lhnaQt butte, cine babe Weile nDrbz
li9 bon Jrceoom, fgBis.. por DER
&dlfe ii6ernaaln1t, unO Wutter UNI
atnb ipurbe1 an anheren Dtorgen,
I'M S9nee liescno, als .Qeibsn, Die
9an3li9 iteif gefroren naren, oufae=
funoen. Sie Snoianerin geDDrte CUR
ONEIDA Reieruation. Cine lDeitere
Qngeb0rise Der lebterer miro ebenz
falls nit ibrem &ino .DermiBt unb
man befur9tet. baB audi tie beibe
erfroren iino.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-08

Die 6auptfa9e. : ,sSS1r
5pbn mill sic literarif9e &orriere
eini@lasen?"
nSSa, serabe beut!"
$50, mas Bat er oenn Oaau gee
tan?"
ngr 1T gum photographer gesanz,
Gen. nno ldBt i6 pbotogropbierer:
eI1mal in nad6entenber -Stellltng
uno oann NIT einem 8ude in Ser
9anb".
80 patrioti9 d. Dame: .Rarn
man bel Sbl1en trii@e gier toufen??"
Biuerin: nNe1n, iebt pabrenb Des
&rieses ni9t! 90 legen meine !6ii1s
ner nur - Niebesgaben!!"
- etbettsberaubun g.
Sic BADEN Sbre !9odb5eit aufeei9oben,
gnabses 6rdulein2 Ser 9err. 8rAuz
ttgam itett lpo3l nit i'm Seloe?
Netn, nein! Wber fagen Sic bod
lelblt: Wobin t0nnte mon jeBt i'm
artege enc 6oG5eitsreiie madsn2!
Som d. Serr: .Sie erz
lauben ipobl, liebes Jrdulein, baB i'd
Die Sir 3umn9e; id) m0dte lldm=
lid nal fret unO offen gu Sbner-
reben."
MIs 5rteort9 Mi!6slm I'LL.
Bel einem Chamber ppm Wcueral
@iintber ~sefansen lpurbe, bef.e.t aDz
nisin 2uife oieiem oas Snte.ms5eis
4en bes @dtparsen AolerDrbsa= %,
fir an.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-08
2pfaIer @ettu5rid5A

9apenpprt, Z. 6ebr.
Illrhidmitts : SarometeritanO $3.50
0llrd)ld)1itts : Semperatltr -
@odllte Sen1pcratltr be1te 4
9tieorigite Semperatl1r |. 9sadt IS
Mornale Sa1rperatur fir 33
&o,re %
9pird{dnitt1i6e Seudtiatteit oer
2lft 81
Nicocrid,las in "a gtl,noer o.os
&orberrld)elloe @in0ridltllna gt@.
@aiieritanb INT Z llbr Morgcl1s 1913
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9lnJeiAc.'
1oots,Mn3et8e.

Srelnben nnb 8efannten biermit
tralriee NadriGt, bab mein sez
Cattle, ltnier licber gater,
S6ipiegerbater lu1b @rpBnater,
Sargen &etmrid, Soft Z
am gonntagt ben g.. Scbrllar, Stadz
mittd9s utn3 1lbr, nad lun9eA1, ld}pc=
rem 2eiben int Sitter BON 80 Sabren,
llno s Nonaten la1ft cutihlafen lit.
9as 9eidenbesangniB finbet ,ant
8ienstagy Den 8. Sebruar, Mad6mittass
I'm 2 l1br, BON Sramer1all e an ser
&odingbam Gpab ilnb Satrmpunt ctr.
nad Dem Sairmonni Sriebbofe
ifatt.
l1m titles geilcio bitten Sic tiefbc<
triibtel1 6interbliebenen:
Srall Msi1tnie saI, scb. @l1sfelot,
~ Satin,
Sogin sah,
Sra1 9!ilt,tie @sei.bers, seb. SAP,
@iaiant Sui,
s5aj4 tainbcr.
nebit S6luiegerfinbern, g11feln unO
SIS lno &eripailbten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-08
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iucrNcn.
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nobl lie allf oen1iclben Mlupeien tie
gell. IS beltcbt ser Nlan, Die bcioen
SSSlltitlltc inter cine 9eitll1g 5lt britt
gen.
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@cbproe nit Benz 6 rllld)el1, Sic cine
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maltet.
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oon 81. 81. $50. 3, @olcott, 1pltrOelt
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beg friiberen G~ountpumolts 5Sreo
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bon $1263.60 fir Mietbe, ge(eud)-
Selepbongebiibrcl1 uno NoreB=
blld)er fir Die 3eit DON 1909 bis
ainldlieBlid} 1914 lmterbreitet .mer=
ben. Sic ltaatlide Griifl,11gsbeboroe
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l1atet mterbreiteten @erid)t, oaB
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lpalt Dem County nod mebrere flt1=
bert Collars idatloe, mpra11f SEER
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linn eil1e be0cllteno groBere Sunrme
fir Die Don linn al1saelegte Mietbe
Der Office filr Die 3eitoaller BON leds
Sabren ldplloe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-08

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importirten 9ier u11b empfoblen bon
ben 9oftoren. &of Sslan6 grepina
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