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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-02-12
NINE VALUES TO BE REDUCED
Report Of Business For the Past Year
shows Loss In the Aggregate

From Lansing comes report that
the valuations OF the iron mines OF
the upper peninsula are going to be
cut again this year IL the tax COM
mission follows its usual course OF
fixing the value OF the properties on
the earnings OF the i've year period
last passed
II is claimed that, taken In the ag-
gregate. the iron mining industry OF
the upper peninsula showed loss
last year that added TO the poor show
ing OF several OF the years just pre-
ceding IL will operate to lessen the
value OF the mines as they stand at the
present time This information, while
not official in any way. comes from
source close to the tax commission
and can be relied upon.
An inspection OF the mines of the
upper peninsula were made by the
representatives OF the tax commission
during the month OF January. This
inspection was for the purpose OF
figuring up the ore in sight in the
various properties and TO the ore in
sight will be applied the factor deter
mined by the earnings of the past
five year period taken in connection
with the arbitrary figure taken as the
average royalty basis. A variation Of
a few cents in this factor means
great deal in the ultimate value arriv-
ed at as the one that should attach 70
a property containing several million
tons OF ore.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-02-12
FELLOWS WINS VICTORY
Federal Court UPholds Michigan's
Railroad Law

The Pere Marquette railroad can
not charge more than two cents a
mile passenger fare in Michigan, ac-
cording TO decision filed in the
United States court. Detroit. Monday
morning by Federal Judges Denison.
knappen and Sessions.
The decision denies motion for a
temporary injunction restraining
Grant Fellows, attorney general for
the state, and the railroad commits
sion from enforcing the two-cenr fare
law.
Some years ago when the Pere
Marquette was earning more than the
prescribed $1,000 per mile, the fare
rate was reduced by the railroad COM
mission from three to two cents. The
petitioners contended that the road
does not earn $1,000 mile now and
the fare should be increased 10 three
cents.
The decision is regarded as i'm
portant. as il may have serious
bearing on the reorganization OF the
road. II may also have a bearing on
the decision in regard to the Ann
Arbor railroad. which is seeking to
restrain the state from enforcing the
law requiring two-cent fares.
II has no bearing on the South
Shore case; but il was only started
recently, while the South Shore was
started years ago, yet is still drag
ging along St Ignace Republican
News
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-02-12
ANNIVERSARY OF PYTHIANIsM

On "WEDNESDAY evening. February
l6, the local Lodge, Knights of Pyth-
las, will observe the SIND anniversary
of the founding OF the order.
The stations OF the lodge, on this
evening. will be filled by all Past
Chancellors. as follows
Chancellor Commander A, II. Geske
Nice-Chancellor Olaf Croghan
Prelate w ID. Hill.
Master of Work Geo Voos.
Master al Arms II. G. Buenger.
Inner Guard w. r. Nesbitt.
The Rank OF Knight will be con
ferred ON class of candidates by
picked team. in additios to other ap-
propriate ceremonies including short
talks by several OF the members, roll
call and banquet The Keeper OF
Records and Seal has sent letters to
all absent members and IL is hoped TO
have replys from goodly number
Crystal Falls Lodge No 12S is now
entering upon it's twenty-sixth year,
up to which time its membership has
grown to total OF one hundred fifty-
efx
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-02-12
nepAoLIs NOT TnE MAN

During the trial OF Tony DePaolis
last week Il was reported that the de-
fendant was wanted IN Bridgeport,
Conn for an atrocious murder COM
mitted in that city in 1911 Prosecut-
ing Attorney waifen wired the Bridge
port authorities offering to hold the
man and as soon as he heard OF the
AFFAIR. NJ. S. McDonough who defend
ed DePaolis. wired them that he
would make Il point to see that his
client was kept here TO await any
officer that might be sent
Later advices from the east were
that DePaolis was not the man want
ed and they refused TO send man
here to investigate.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-02-12
DEATH OF MRS. |. W. RYERs

The death OF Mrs J. w. Byers OF
Iron River was reported here last
week and brought sorrow TO all those
in this city who knew the deceased.
Mrs. Byers was not generally known
in Crystal Falls but those who had met
her admired her greatly. We take the
following notice OF her death and
burial from the Iron River Stambaugb
Reporter
Late Monday night and early Tues
day forenoon the report was circulat-
ed throughout town that Mrs. Dora
Byers. wife OF Hon. Isaacs w. Byers,
had died ON Monday evening about
ten o'clock at her home two miles
west OF town. The report came as
great shock TO all our people, none OF
whom knew that she had even been
i'll, except as she had been injured
while attending the State Grange
meeting at Ann Arbor just before
Christmas, and they could hearty
realize that IL was true. Death was
due to heart trouble, with which she
was afflicted
Dora Rosenstock was born In
weatherby, Penn. May s, 1869.
where her relatives still live. she
was married TO Isaac w. Byers in
1893, and in October. 1895, she came
TO Iron River, Mr.. Byers having To-
Gated here in July OF the same year.
Five children were born to them, four
OF whom are still living three
daughters and one son. Five sisters
and one brother also survive her
Mrs. Byers was loyal friend and
neighbor and although OF retiring
disposition easily made friends with
all whom she came In contact, and
was greatly beloved and respected by
all our people She was a member OF
the Presbyterian church and was a
consistent worker ~ that church. She
was a loving wife and mother and
will be greatly missed In the home
circle.
The funeral services were held this
forenoon from the Presbyterian
church, Rev Earl l. Hamlin. pastor
OF the church, officiating. The love
and respect in which the deceased
was held was beautifully expressed Sn
the mountains OF beautiful flowers
with which the caskct was surround
ed. both al home and IN tho church.
The sorrowing husband aud children
have the heartfelt sympathy Of all
our people in their great bereavement.
Iron River Stambaugh Reporter
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-02-12
NEW GARNISHMENT LAW

Creditors can weld a greater lever
against debtors since the new garnish-
ment law went into effect on January
l. but so far the public in general IL
not familiar with the provisions made
by the last legislature.
Under the old law a married man
who owed a multitude OF debts and
was not troubled with an oyer-abund-
ant income. could sit back and take
life easy, knowing that eighty per
cent OF his wages were exempt The
new law, however, took the Joy out OF
his life Something always does!
For Il doubled the amount liable TO
garnishment, leaving the married man
but sixty per cent exempt, although
he still has the same minimum safe
from garnishment as before. eight
dollars
In the case OF the single man the
new law is no more lenient Where
he previously had forty per cent of
his income exempt. he now has but
thirty. The minimum safe from gar
nishment proceedings. however. re-
mains the same, four dollars
In both cases OF the married and
man. however, the percent
age exempt applies as before, only up
to the sum OF thirty dollars, all above
that amount OF wages being liable.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-02-12
THOSE BENEDICK TAXES

In our item last week on the setting
aside OF the taxes on the O'Callahan
lots we were wrong In the statement
as TO the reasons why the taxes were
declared void. The reason is that the
lots we're described as the West 2i0
feet" instead OF the West 10 feet
The ownership had nothing TO do
with the decision. The size OF the lots
originally was 140 feet from which
S0-feet were sold 10 Dr Darling, leav-
inG 10 feet.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-02-12
LONE TRAN OF ORE CARS

one of the longest trains which ey-
er went through the twin cities passed
through Menominee Monday over
the Chicago and Northwestern tracks
bound northward. There were SO
new ore cars in the train. all new, on
their way TO Escanaba for distribu-
tion along the iron range in prepara-
tion for this years ore movement.
The cars were turned out at the Chi
cago shops OF the Northwestern road
-Hearld-Leader
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-02-12
STORE NEWS

Nathan Warshawsky has an ad in
this weeks issue in which he is offer
ing packages OF certain standard
cereals for quarter Mr. warshaw-
sky intends to give weekly bargains
and announce them regularly through
the columns OF this paper.
The John Tufts Co. has an ad in
this issue which will interest you. BE
sure TO read II.
Sackim a. co. has half page ad
this week in which many excellent
bargains are offered.
The Finnish a. Swedish Mercantile
co. have a new ad in this issue that
" OF interest.
Have YOU visited l.. A. Henry's mid
winter furniture sale? See his ad.
The Fair store has something inter
esting for you In its ad this week.
Herman Ruwitch is announcing
some interesting store news in his ad.
Read H.
Will Rein is making a speciality on
face cream this week.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-02-12
JOIN wAIL nRoKE ARM

County Clerk John Wall met with
an unfortunate accident last Tuesday
wt.ch resulted In the breaking OF HE
lame arm MIR Wall was coming on
OF the Iron County National Bank
when he slipped and fell upon the
tiling in the entry. There was some
snow on the tile which made IL very
slippery and caused him to fall
The arm broken is the same one
that has been lame for many years as
the result OF an injury several years
ago. Mr. Wallis misfortune is re-
gretted by his host OF friends In the
county and his speedy recovery IL
hoped for.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-02-12
TWO PICCERS
WERE CONVICTED
MOTION IN ScH00K CASE WAS De.
MED BY JUDGE FLANAGAN
ADJOURNED FOR ONE WEEK
Judge viii Return From Marquette
Next Monday and Convene
Circuit Court Here

When we closed our forms last
the second blind pig case was pending
so we were unable TO report the con-
viction that speedily followed the re-
tirement of the jury.
1t was figured that the two cases
tried last week were the strongest
that the defense had and for the in
fiuence that verdict OF acquittal
would give. they were placed first on
the list OF those to be tried
Atty George Power who had the
defense worked very hard and his ad
dress was one OF the best ever heard
in Iron county court house. The evil
dence however, some OF II being new
evidence that was introduced for the
first trial that day was too much for
him TO overcome and the Jury was out
only short time when they returned
with verdict OF Guilty"
The SchoOk Case
Judge Flanagan had Saturday
afternoon 10 devote TO motion and
Attys. r. H. Abbott requested that he
afternoon to devote 10 motions and
case
Atty Chas H. Watson and Leigh G.
Caswell were present but they made It
plain that they appeared only TO pro-
test against the proceedings and not
to take part in any arguments.
Mr.. Abbott took the position that
the Schook case was still pending in
the circuit court OF this county for the
reason that the decree had not been
certified in this county until Jan. 3
and that there still remained the tax
ing OF costs II his contention met
the views OF the court he then asked
that the court direct that the action of
Mr. Schook against the estate OF
Eugene Zimmerman and against Mr.
Clutts be transferred to the law side
OF the court as the court is empower
ed to do In the new judicature act.
Judge Flanagan didn't fall in with
the reasoning of Mr. Abbott on any
point In the first place he was of
the opinion that when the decree was
issued from the supreme court that
the case was closed and that the cir
cult court had no further connection
with IL. For that reason he refused 10
disturb any finding that the supreme
court made and told Mr., Abbott he had
better go to the supreme court for the
assistance that he asked
There was no other chancery mat
Ter ready so Judge Flanagan decided
to adjourn court until next Monday
when lie will return here and finish
out the calendar
Here Monday or Tuesday
The last word from Judge Flanri-
gan Is 10 the effect that he will be in
Crystal Falls either on Monday or
Tuesday to resume the work Of the
session.
The reason that Judge Flanagan is
unable 10 tell definitely Is that he
couldn't say yesterday whether the
work he was engaged upon would be
by tonight or not lie thinks
the chances favor his being here on
Monday
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-02-12

Abe Jacobs installed a phone dur
ing the week for the accommodation
OF his customers. His patrons will
now be able 10 phone their orders
and have them filled on a few minutes
notice. Phone No. 225.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-02-12

Mrs. Richard Welch returned ON
Monday from a months visit with he
parents at Minneapolis. MINI.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-02-12

Chas. Johnson of Norway was
Crystal Falls visitor last Saturday.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-24

gFiransn, - pa mi Groa ~iri,,fele
pilft oier SEN. N.tan fGiien -. M
mubt los nno Denl erilienben @r.l
aelsmnnn cine aufs Maul Gallcn!
Sab iA ni6t redt?"
Sonri Mobr ldonte auf uno iein
Munb oersos ii@ gu eitlem Baden.
,Menn's ai1 ben Gnsldnoer ron
ginee -. oas ndr' mod II Mei6z
nohtsipab! $50 bu redt ba5i, Semi
pptt, 81 Gait Ou leGt!!"
Mber 10 san3 NOR er bod NOD
ni9t nit leinem 'baiten Shid1ol alisz
gei0bnt. Seine grort in @omburs
bate ibn einen 10 id0nen 5pidaal
berlproden, praa nltb lang tpie i1r
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madten 9rabben n. uno .pas i6ncn
Der Sod bellt' MbellD uuf ieinsm min.
5i5en, elettrilGen 2aud6ootsofen 5uz
redttombii5ern miirbe -. no ia -.
5pidaal unb arabben paren es
ni6t!
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j6porse Nadt. 4
Ser Matrofs auf Dem gorbed sog
oas Got Elm. ,3iponsis Meier!"
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@rInb!!"
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Aommanbant gum no96abenSen 81
fiaier, Der neben lhm itano. uJeierr
mir nal Meibnadter- auf Dem Mee=
rsserurb. 2ps!"
8enabensbens -. bensbens -.
9ie Sisnalglode f@riate.
.alar gum 5miden!."
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ten i'm s9ifF. Sober pubte, Nos e
au tuh batte. SsDer e~l15elne mar mi
bas Sell elmer madtisen, finnpol
'arheitenOen M1a1dtne. Sonni Mob:
bsbiente einen golaittant. Sept no
rel, feline Ginne eon5 bel Der Qrbsit
aein frember 9eoante beunrlbist
me1r iein 9irn, teine uneriiilbar
@epniudt lpielt> I'm Ieinen Maeen
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Surm in bic @ebel Der 3iefeniteue
rung griff, bic Gtabloedel 1id po
bic 3urmfen1ter ihoben, Die peniae.
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Goioiinmotoren Der electromagnetic
fakrt ibr Brafeln einitellten uno b
gleftromotoren Der llnternaHerfahr
nit hellem @etnatter aniprenger
raui9te uno slrselte oas Meernafe
in Die 8aaalttants unb seborim nj
Elm polenbet gei9ultes Bfero gill
bas i9lante 5audboot in Die f-ntl
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-24

ton5te nod cine fleire 8eile iiber BEN
Waler. Damn fam uld) bieles tpit=
bore Muse III bic Gee.
Das gaudbpoi lag nit abgeifel-
len Motoren ollf @runo, sman5is
Meter u1,ter Der Nberfldde bes Mlee~
ies, ianft bingepettet smiI6en smei
nieorigx @%anobiigel.
Song ionberbar NOR es, als bic
Mptoren llnO G6ralben plDblid
ihluiesen. Die @irne Der Manner
Gatten iid 10 leqr an ben n~iitcnben
9drm %gctrDbnt, plB Die 5ti1e, bic nit
einmol bel ibne.l luar, lpnnberiam III
tire geslell Drulls. Sic bordten alf
unb blidten erftuunt in u1e @infel
oes Buots, ols miibte iraenomo I'M
y%erborSencn, Sinter eincm 8altet
cher einem 3plihocr, Elm ge9eimnis=
4pples @eIen iisen, Dem pieIe tiefc
Gtille entitrDmte. Mit onsebaltenem
Mtem lauldten bic Manner, es mar
ifnen allen, ais lprade Die Stiue SIT
ihucn. Sang aus Der Serne, bon ineit
Ser, mie nus Der !oeiuot, fam Elm
punfles %tlonepoles Anuihen, gan,
Beimlia, sons ldnab. cine id0ne,
fringe Melonie -. Dos nor baa
Yrallien bes Meeres bod iiber ibneu,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-24

nMeibnaNtcn!" quite es pIaBEi6
6Lrtb Sonni Mofrs Seele, llno cine
'eitfame Seierli6tei, fubr iiber i'm
fin. ST fob BE &ameraoen en-:
Weibnodten itohb in ben eroben,
ori,tlen Musen 9e;ni Botts.. =. Nei9<
nodten elanote IN ben iti1en Illgen
aler aameroocn. Die Msdnner, bic
uretl9roden iGr Boot ben t~alleno
@efo1rsn bes Mceres unb oe5 &riez
ges entgesensefiitrt Gatten, sodten ON
goben, laeen in zen !Sangematten, la
Ben ouf Der l9molen GiicnItisse -.
o(fe ieltiam perlpren in tire 8eoans
Ten -. borIten ouf Die Gtiqe, 1ordz
ten auf Weibn -.Iten.
ga fam Der 8ommanbant nit Den
Sffi3ieren. uSun9ens!!" rief er
itrableno. DGun i5ollen mir Weihz
nadten feiern! Mut benz Gruno Der
See! Sos 1T mol mas anoeres,
nas9"
ST la6te fr0b1id. Sonni Mo6r
nidte Ieb6aft:
Scr ct redt bat, ba bat er re9t'
Gs is nal tpas anners!."
Sin ielben Mllsen6lid fam Ser aod
aus Der min5isea aombiie. @aF Ell:
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-24
Nnrnsff- jul ii narht.
8on &urt &udler.
Son aurt aa6ler.

Sage, oas mar oas minoeIte. 9um
obiiis Meibnadtsn unb Wei9nadtsz
feier int 9afen, aut Dem alten Woan=
idiff, pp cine 10 seniitliAe Wtalmz
mar, tpu man einen Sanz
nenbaum. nit 1ilbernen &etten uno
ipeiBen 2i9tern yeidmiidt potte. 3as
nor id nun oles Gilig. nnb3Puni9
unb @rpg uno brallne auben aus Der
Geimat -. o1es @His!! limb Gin
iDu,tberbarss @rammopbon bate
mon ufllf Der altea 8orpette int Soften.
6ein .tonnte bas ipielen -. bort otm=
mi. :. llnD lpas fpor MIN? Stunt flatz
trrten uno tra9ten bic Motore, nun.
troff Der Resen, nun pfiff Der @i1o,
nun ploti9te unb piiblts Die See.
Nln lag man unten i'm Motorrnlm
auf Dem Baud unb pllBte Molainen,
unp an @te[le ser Weihna4tsfer3cn
brannten Die bldilen, gefben @lilhlamz
pen, uno Sannenseru9 unb Orpgz
buff CAB es auch nidt, aber UNI 10
reihliher 8en5inz unb Selgeitant.
anurreno itiey Sonni Mo9r Die
iamale @ilenitiege hinurter nnO
mn9te 1i9 nieosr ON bic Irbeit. @r
mar Elm braper uro fleibiser Mas
tro1e, bas meib Der 9immel, unb iein
unterIeebppt lieote er mehr als 1eine
graut in Der MpmiralitdtsltraBe in
Sumburg, ober. menisitens beinabe 70
:. abet eerape am beilisen Mbeno?
unb CT lieb leinen Corn an einerl'
Nidelgriff Gus, ben er 1dpn oreimal
qepuBt bate. Der iid aber imller outs
neuc auf ratielbafte Weile nit ldml't-
sigem Sel be0edtc.
SCENT 9ott, Der. Eaaere Maat poT
Sprpeoorobr i'm @oroerl9iff, Der ne
bcnan i'm @dlulraum unter le!ns1
Sansematte 1aB unb gebulbts an Ell
mem perbrDIelten @tiid @arn 1erum:
a:beitete, fab bas Derdrserte GeiiA'
eynnni Mpbrs uno begriff. ST ION
beron, tippte i'm nit leinem LANCER
53eigefinaer auf bic @aulter mi
ffrie inn unter Dem 2drm 0er DO
tore ms Sbr::
u9iebit bu, Sonni, Ser &riea, BEL
bat teiren @inn fir oos Sinaiae! %
itebt nun irgenomo, binten auf See
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-24

gsns taud)te oas 8rpt auf porIidti9
ullp ipdbenp.
Sine erensenloie lleberralduns bpi
ii9 benz aommu lpantcn an Heriltop,
ga lag i'm @elidtstelp, Iid) gralt aus
Dem DunH pes Mintermprgen5 To-
lenb, cine galras fe1aoli9e 5lottille:
areuser, Sprpeoobppte, Serforer uno
fade GGiffe, opn oensn mdd}tise
Jlue5eu9e lit Die auft ltiegen.
Der &ommanoant bes oeutiden
Sau9bpptss pfiff burd Die SABINE.
Sine Blutmele Idob inn in bic
Stirn. CUR rehIen 3eit par er olfz
aetaudl. @nti1lpNen 9riIf er III Die
Sebel. @s lpar Acknowledgement -
DER Sae, an Dem ppr einem Sabre
Die @~nsldnber ben @erlud eeipasi
hatten, aus Hade fir scarborough
uno Sartlepppl Gugbapen gu iiberz
rumpeln.
@loden I9ridt,n. !6a1oc flpseu.
SeDirne urbeiteten. Die 5lanten bes
i9malen 9prtes bebten ppr Samples
lu1t.
.Mls 9orpeoos tlnr!"
Der Gifrisite, @lii1enbfe mar
Spnni Mobr.
Die title Nad}t lpor porhei. GS
opnnerte lpieSer Der Erieg.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-24
8%eriamnnlnus Der aftieninbaber.

Sic Notwithstanding Der Mfz
tieninbaber Der gcott County Gabings
8anf bon 9abenport, Soma. fir bie
Mabl bon Direttoren fir bas fommen<
DC Sabr tpirb i~tattfinoen in Der Office
Der 9cnannten Banf, gde Der 9ritten
liro @raob StraBe. am Mittipod. ben
10. Sanrar 1917. SIZE Gtimmpldbe
limb nffen bon 10 lbr Iorgens big
II llbr Mittaes.
S. $. ga s. grdiibent.
8u1t. 5tueben, &aifirer.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-24
Wcriammlnna Ser s(ftieninbaber.

SIZE Sabres<g eriammIlng Der Mt<
%tteninbaber Der Davenport @dbings
8ant bon 9abenport, Soma, fir Die
Babl bon ner,1 9ireftpreu fir bas
fommenDe Sabr tpirb itattfinoen in Ser
Office Der genannten 8anf, Gde Ser
Stpeitcn ln0 Iain Strabe, am Monz
tag. ben 8. %sSanuar 1917. SIZE Stimm<
plate ftnb often BON 2 biz 4 1lbr Nad<
mittass.
Sobn S. Som. 9rdlioent.
Otto Sill, @a11irer.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-24

rer Mdet nit betrunfen tanaenoen
Gdoaen, bebnte iid bic See.
Mlts Der runoen Suite i'm M4teroed
tau9te Der rote &opf bes Motrplen
Sonnt Mohr. Spnni Mohr belt eli
men fetttsen @ersballen III Der !Sailo,
nit benz er ipeben Die Nidelteile Der
@alolinmoI9inea I'M Motorralm gez
pubt Bate. unb %fd,nappte nah Butt
lpic Elm 5iid, ser aloll olli Is Ircdene
g%cIonrien bat. Ntlsper9iluAt ithaltc
ct iiber Die llllr l3isc Gee mo lpiihte
iih nit benz Werybaflen arserlIA Dos
be;benp iulSise WaiIer alls Den 4us
gen, basl cine badborb oeripringenbe
Wele tbm bineingeipriBt bottle.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-24

FNHHl aeH -t
Gin paar @tunben Dor Der Dam<
meru,,g Oes beilisen Mbenbs perlieb.
bos Saudboot oen 9afen. Mus Dem
buntlen 9immel tropfte Der Resen, bic
brett beranro1enOen Mogen puIden
uber bas 9ed unO beipiilten ben
srauen Surm. % itanoen Der Som
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