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Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-03-15

Sloan Pethel, Wade and
had Chiidres, all of Kama.
pol $, the men tho are char1~
ed with kidnapping M'ggie
Peth5l, were given a hearing
before Squire " L Ray Cn
Monday at ernoon, 1t will
he remem5 cred that this Ease
grew out Of the intention to
kiduar Sloan Pethel's little
girl, who is III tie care an
Keeping of Mr. and Mrs w,
Snider Of salisbury, at tie
inatigation Of Mr. Pethei.
The three men w5re placed
un"er a 5000 b nd each and
their case will come up at the
Nay t-rm f IIowaI Superior
.c)ort. The child is eight
wears old and seems DESTROYS
Of staying with the snid1rs.
Fhe several bible classes Of
The city STOW increas d at
tendance a. each Sunday saS-
sion, which is an indicat Oh
that some good work is bling
done by these CLASSES.
The 1evi~a meetings at
TIE First Zap jst church are
in session this week and will
continue through next Sun
day. This makes the Il ird
week for the meetings which
are being N st exceltently at
tended.
An automobile service be-
tween this city and Nocks'
Vile WIS established this
week. The trip is made by
way Of Cooleem 5e. Tive
round trips are being made
daily.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-03-15
+; law

+ How mary man # the universe
have etuod smazed whtn they were
asked t. sxrrees th-ir opinions of
their sw get and beloved mother in.
law. One gentleman spoke up
and said, "Rather thsn to express
my pIivase opinion Of nv mother
in-law. where she could hear it.
l haa rather h. il jail at Juarez
where thsy 60 and forget gou and
the sui. and stare utvar shine.
Another said, Rather than
mention N y mothar-ios law's
name, I. wou'd j:st ss soon let
their uae III Z Lead for 8 bell clap
pea.''
Thea some other fellow broke
over the wind shield AID ssid.
Never, never mension mother
in- Law TO ms, for ny experience
sith my m0>baT~in.}aw has baen
q living daatA f Z. mes Iny eye
balls have looped the locp and |
have foamed at the month and
shot volcanic. flames into the air.
Times grew, worse ara worse
with the mosher-in'laW Sc yeats
OF matrimony rolled on: a tart
temper never m8lIoas with age,
aid Il sharp tongue IS tho OILY
see!, wish al edg8. that grows
keener with constan5 use.
It was thoEghS CT CO that the
devil got frightened At his shadow.
bu}, it was his motaer-iu-.aw.
It vas marvellous how, some
nothers-iu-Iaw b q. C o m 9 80
thoroughly Infatuated with their
son- in-lavs. if they th!nk be has
unknown quantities Of this worlds
goods. They often become highly
sensitive, aud strongly suscept-
lhie, to oha"gs ard snvlronments.
if they fail to ses the god certlf
cate abow up. [ have known
them to send a big f4uib cake, in
order to get life into a gold certi
ficate, aid then the next thing
Won will hear floating in the ar Is
"Mcther Is 50 unwell. l would
like 80 $50 her t,ke a trip across
the bvny deep. for [ know it
wuId prolcng her life. Tn sals
air ls go braclng aUd exhilsratlng,
shat | feel -sure she would live
tRe4sy years Ionger",
The p~r>iongiLg If twenty years
$: unded like q d9ath kueli, or a
buzzlng of humble bees in my
ears, fer I had already Eeen
toachsd up by q qu9on bumble bee
that waighed .abcu$ 1850 pounds,
md really, the eff cts Of that
sizing was SO ezc1uc,atlng it gave
me a terrific case Of t%errlgautls.
Perhaps some cf you are po'
] fortunate entugh to kn9w shr
meauiug CT serrlgautls. It ia 3
very nervous dlsease, brought ou
~ mother.in-law. causing You tt
.hrivei into inalgiiieance, cause
oY u~nFeasoLabIe demands that
no ching bat lat geld csstlfica1e,
can stop III" ssrgar. N 81 boys
wren y-u thiuk Cf n'attiDony
lon't forget Ihs female dread
naughs.
In csmedY sh3 lie pathetic,
In tragedy very fcatas vic,
Sire expects seen 30 sta:,
And to shine for them q Ruby,
Fer h4r charms abe thi ks "a te
megretic.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-03-15

Have VGur butter wrappers printed sat
The WATCHMAN office in Sails.
bury, or the RECORD efi"e in
China Grove. Our charge 10 only
rs oeuts per 1000 for the print
ing.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-03-15

For Sa|e,-New s32 incubator 24O
egg capacity. for $40 cash. A
bargain. See S. A. Hartman, R.
6, boz SO, Salisbury, N, @. Also
one corn and cotton planter with
fertilizer attachments cheap.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-03-15
Fresh Mix Cow for Sale, 5 years old:
call on or write J. L. Suther,
reute 2, Salisbury, N. G.

Hofsa for Saie-A black mare. me-
dunn size. S years old, Terms to
SUIT purchaser. Call on or write
to J. s Corriher, 1913 W. Harri.
son St Salist ury, N G
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-03-15

For SaIe-About twenty bushels of
whlts peas, lsrge black eye va
riety. Fine for table use, So 90
per ushel. Call or write. CHAs
G. GLOVER, R. No. 8. tox 46
Sails urv, N G.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-03-15

The Elks Of Salisbury gave
thsir annual minstrel in the
Col0nial theatre Monday
night to a house packed to
it, fullest capaoity. The par"
t:cipants we're mostly local
-Elks,
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-03-15

I have IA pigs for the market. z
resdy low the other z in March.
These are nice pigs and weigh from
100 to l15 J. s, CAMPBELL, Rural
No /. Cleveland. N. c.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-03-15

For Sale Ore good farm mile,
good quality, work anywhere
and also ecme Moe corn stover.
For further information call or
phone No. 1882. J. 8. Watson, B.
2, Salisbury, N. O.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-03-15
NEW
=o of interestto -
ALL OF OUR. READERS.

WOO1lea1 ana mas cr6atd0
quite a lot of excitement
there. So far it has not been
killed.
The ~speed>warning sign at
the Intersection of Main and
Iunes streets is to be changed
as to the speed limit. The
limit is given as II miles per
hour but there is an ordi~
nance forbidding a speed of
more than~5 miles per hour
across the intersection. Hence
the proposed change.
DR.. Archibald Henderson
of the University faculty, has
accepted the invitation to de
liver the address at the Row
an County school commences
ment to be held here in April.
DR.. Henderson is a native Of
Salisbury.
B H Eisenhower spent last
Thursday at Conover wh@re
he attended the funeral Of
lis uncle, John Il. Isenhower
The little village of Nonover
ladthrea funerals last Thurs
day being those of M. Isen~
hour, C l. Shoaf and Mrs Pc
ter Smith.
Clarence Monroe, formerly
with the local Western Uni
Telegraph Company, but who
has been in charge Of the
Monroe office for sever7}
months, is in the city visiting
his mother, Mis-. J r Monroe.
Mr. Monroe has been made
chief operator for the two
CarOllnas.
H E. Rufty q Company in
tend to build a modern brick
storeroom for use by the firm
near the Kesler mill, in the
near future. It will replace
the frame structure the COM
pany has been using for q
number of years, The old
buil6ing will serve as a wares
house
Street Superintendent s l.
McCanless and a force Of men,
teams and a steam roller, ave
completing the repairing Of
Lee street, on the block front.
ing on city hall. his street
had been in a bad conditions
AI1 was a menace to the fire
pparatus when called to use
Miss M Try Abernqthy and
Shuford Parks, both Of Sails
bury and both employees OF
the Salisbury Cotton mills,
were united in marriage sew
eral days ago at Newell ~
Squire Newell. The couple
have returned t. Salisbury
and are living on Chestnut
Hill,
A party Of United Stats
soldiers, members of a hos
pital corps. who were enIuute
from Rhode Island to The
Texas Mexican border, passed
through here on Tuesday
morning on No. 81.
J A R IS, who operates &
truck farm just across Town
creek, between the city and
the pumping station, broug' I
a huckettul of fine Irish p0'
tatoes to town on Tuesday
morning for exhibition. They
were of the Early Bliss va
riety and he only recently
gathered them. AL idea Of
Their size may be gajned by
the fact that three of them
weighed one pound and si1
ounces
Fire of unknown origin las
Saturday afternoon complete,
Iy destroyed thu barns Of ID
u Bnsby ond Il NJ Cooke
IN Spencer, and Threatened
to destroy the dwellings 0.
these two men. The loss i
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-03-15
DO Drive Out Malaria

90 Drive Out Malaria
And BIZ . Up The SystaB
Ta2e che Old StAs iard GROVE 6
TAssgELESS chill TONIC. You know
waas you are taking, as the forlnGia is
pgss%xad on every label. showing it is
QaeHEnne sad Iron in a tasteiess fcTrm.
yMa 0Htdae da4ses oet malaria, TIRE
Me@ beii&s 10 the syssests. SO esfss
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-03-15

Reughness.-Suoh as hays, shucks,
straw, ETC., for sale. Call on J {.
VI. Eddleman & Co.,, China Grove,
N. G.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-03-15


clo1hlnS coocern, He will
continue to make his home
hefe' however,
Spencer have two more
game Of baseball this montn.
On the 29t1 lie Oak Ri9ge
team Will play a game with
p9nceF al1 on the '3lst the
AVA t0''787 NINE VIII
=" IL aS'f@1- "a, Both
7'''' WILL Us page aaS p6n>-
'
The big edge boat at
work on Grant creek is now
W"rslug 81 1ba site Of 1Aa i'd
M4Los Mil q ID just north
OF. the Statesyill6 roa4.
The Sa!ishnrr u;ob saba 7
girls dafeat4d tba Iax;noton
Hob school foam ;n, ma
of Basketball nIava3 baro last
Friday Afternoon The son,a
was 10 ,7 th.;. <ra
ond v;aforv n, sol;.hr.
over ti9e Lexington five.
The hiyhvav to oonno+
Salisbury with A1hem.rla
andya3k;n - no
rushed IN .fio., Tbo
Interest along the wav If this
road it is said j. keen toward
Its comnIetion. A oaod roads
rally wa. held 1T : lbamarle.
art Thursday 1T which tim4
the a ivocates Of t is highway
met and decided 70 form al
Organization for promoting
the r0ad. This same COM
'ii'''70 !'i7t again 'o'ay 10
MAKE pans Iof se'u"g the
road through and IN the best
OF condition.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-03-15

Poland China pigs for sale, ready
50 deliver Saturday, January %.
Call on or write. L. L.. FEsPER
MAN, Rockwell, N. G.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-03-15

17ia arinire That ress Etnt NJ &c! The Nsa
1--r7;cze Ct its tonic aud ~1axativ- effect, LAHA
I'VE HRUMC QUINfNEi is bett(f t1la1 ordiraTy
Ilisefcs sna .i0as rot c1uSe nervousness no.
49, ~ j.. F-t-4 F<t&s=%h"r the full natns ant
Es% ~. i-s-',z E Vt gtt:@F- Is
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-03-15

Horses for SaIe.-Oue good farm
horse and a coed brood mare.
R e, Patterson, China Grove, N.
O, No,2,
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-03-15

uHU5
Ia c,medY sh3 is pathetic,
In tragedy very ecstasi VIC,
Sire expects scon 80 star,
And to shine Tor them a Ruby,
For hAr charms abe thi ks "a te
mygretic.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-02-04

The oldest bank IN the county
Transacts u general banking business
Interest paid on time deposits. Draftt
sold on all the principal cities OF tn,
country and Europe. Have made spe
cial arrangements TO collect none,
due from estates In foreign countries
The accounts Of farmers, merchant,
and individuals respectfully solicited
Special care given to any business In
trusted to us.
Telephone No. IL
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-02-04

az unusual interest IL the announce
mcnt Wonderful Campaign Year BAR
IoUls oLose .osMocaAI ELS" eisewh" h." , in Il,
this issue. The full and complete DAILY
GLOBE DEMOCRAT, six issues per
week. Is offered on yearly subscriptions
received by MARCH I, 1916, TO Rural
Free Delivery and star Route patrons at
the absolutely unprecedented rate OF
TWO DOLLARS PER YEAR, or II the
Sunday paper " desired, seven issues per
week for four dollars per year This re-
markablly low rate Is also open 10 sub
scribers who receive their mail at post :
OFFICES where the pA,cv CLOSE DE MO-
GRAFT IL not handled by local news deal
ers, II Is NOT OPEN to subscribers who
live ~ towns served by DAILY CLOSE
DEMOCRAT newsdeaIers. The regular
price OF the DAilv.olOeE DEMoCRAT
including Sunday 10 5000 per year. Daily
without Sunday $500 per year. Read the
announcement and grasp the opportunity
while you may. No subscriptions accept
ed at the special rate after March I, 1915,
or for a shorter term than one year Send
In your subscription today Address
Globe Prlnting Company. Publishers. St.
Louis. No
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-02-04
TESTED SEED CORN WILL
SAVE MISSOURI MILLIONS.
Loss Of $1l.273.491 Threatens 1915
Crop in State II Farmers
Neglect Testing.

Carefully conduc ed corn germina
tion tests In Missouri this year may,
" properly followed up 10y an elimini /.
ton of those ears which are low In
vitality, make an increase OF ell ,2I3,.
~ for the 1916 corn crop.
This amount Is an estimate OF the
average annual loss caused by the use
Of INFESTED seed corn IN the state dur.
ing tie last eight years, according to
J. G.. Ilackleman Of the College Of
Agriculture Of the University Of Mis-.
souri, al Columbia. The use uf tested
seed corn may make the difference he
tae IN an - per cent stand and per.
f,ct one, or between - or - bushels
an acre at gathering time.
Last yearswet season. slow maturity
and late gathering Of the crop resulted
IN cribbing much corn before II was
ripe enough to make good seed The
corn contained 80 much water that II
was almost sure TO heat and mold
even " II we're mature enough TO
gather. The Missouri farmer who
selected seed carefully In the field and
stored II properly can make bly, re
turn now 10y an increased crop or by
selling the seed to his neighbors who
did not take precautions last fall.
The task Of testing seed corn for
Missouri's 7,?s2,6l7 acres il not 80
great when We remember that the
work j. divided among more than a
quarter ~ a million farmers This
means that 10 plant the average man :
2b.6 acres only four or live bushels of
tested are needed. As II takes about
two hours to test a buShel OF seed
corn. ten hours work 10y the average
Missouri farmer would usually result
In a difference Of 40 IN his income. or
alolt 800 an arce net gain for all
the corn he plants.
Tie sand box or saNdust germinatc r
consists of box about four inches deer
and thirty inches square, with about
two inches Of sand or sawdust In the
bottom TO hold the moisture or TO
keep water from standing around the
corn. A piece OF old sheeting or other
cloth that will absorb moisture, but
Will not allow II To stand on the sur.
face, should lie stretched over the sur.
fac. and marked or into two incl,
squares. Put six kernels from various
parts Of the middle Of each ear TO be
tested into one Of these squares.
Cover the box TO prevent drying and
keep II al room temperature about
20 degrees =. for six days, then lind
the ears from which kernels failed to
terminate, throw them into the feed
box and keep those that showed a good
strong test
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-02-04
Administrative Notice.

Notice i hereby given, that letters Of adj
minisl rat Ion on the Estate ~ Thomas q, Dun
gan. deceased. were granted I, the under
signed ON the 18th day ~ January, IgiB by
the Probate Court of Holt County, Missouri
Al persons having claims against M Il Estate
are required ~ exhibit them for allowance
70 the Adminislr atriN within six months after
the GATE of said Letters, or they may he pre-
cludsd from any benefit Of said Estate! aud
" such claims he not exhibited within one
year from the date of the last insert ion OF
forever barred.
This 18th day Of January, 1911.
FRANCES !. DUNCAN,
Administrative.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-02-04
For Sale.

MY residence property, one.hali
block east OF the court house square
In Oregon, Mo, consisting Of u level
lots, a tive'room house, electric lights
cistern. good cave, wash house, wood
shed, chicken house, and park, good
cement walks, some peach trees In.
surance on the house paid up fol
three years In advance.
For particulars address, Earl A
Rock, Forest City, Mo-, or phone mt
at Mound City.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-02-04
Executors Notice.

Notice I, hereby given, that Letters Tesla.
mentary on the estate Of Lizzie NJ Rupckpr,
deceased, wrr" granted Ia the under
slgn.d. On the dth day ~ January, lpii. by
the Probate Court ~ Holt County Mi>,oui |.
tate. are required Ia exhibit them for allow =
ance IL the Executors within siN months aft, ,
We uaic ~ said letters, or they may hr pre-
"ludrd from ANY benefit ~ said rstuipi aud II
such claims hr not exhibited Within one yrnr
from the date ~ this publication, they sha N
bc forever barred,
This jih dry of January. 1918.
NONTGOMERl A. ROECkER
GrS l.. CIMMiNs.
Executors
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-02-04
48 Head Olive Stock

Bay Horse. smooth mouth weight 1900.
Brown Work Mare. smooth mouth. weight
extra good mixer. giving 8 l-2 gallons a day.
fresh in September. 8 Duroc.Jersey Brood
Sows. with "a pigs by side. About 10 choice
Duroc-Jersey Gifts. 8 head Of Good Stock
Hogs. weight about 1875 lbs. each.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-16
Seutides aoniulat perflast Giiem=
bahncn.

Gbicagp, Is. sSuli. Ser beutle1e
&pnlul in Chicago, ST., bat am Sreiz
tag I'M 9iumen bon neln belttlhell
6cidsun9ebDri9en, pelhe nllrd) britt
lhe gean,tc bon 3iisen berltntergebplt
iuprben nnren, Sic burh &anaba nad)
ei11em geitimnllngsnrt in sen Ser.
tSaaten fubren, Gntldabi9unssfla9en
ee9en brei Sabnaeiellldlaften i'm Sber@
acridt nnb areis9eriht onbanste see
modt. Gerfla9t ipltroen Sic 0dhigar1
Central, sic @ranb Srllnf @elternz
rnb sic @ranb Srunf 8abn; Sic
aIascr pcrIangen @ntld)abigltng nas
fiir, bab lie bont 3u9e beruntereebplt
llno III Gefan9enenlaeer sebracht
ipurbcl1.
gfah Set @Iaselhrift batten sic be-
treffenben 9clltIchcn in ieoent ein6elz
ncr1 San bcm Sabrfartennerfdltfer in
Sen Ser. gtaater n,itgctbeilt, oab lie
beutId)e Geichsangcborisc lciel1. unb
Inn 3uliderlm9 9ebeten, bab lie nieht
bcldltigt ipcrben lpiirben. 9ielc 3uz
iiberltng iplrbe, 10 fdbrt Sic alasez
Id)rift fort, ac9cbel1, pb9leidl sic be-
treffenbcn Sabnogel1tcu lpllbteit ba6
Sic Meilenbcn in &o1,oba berbaitet
tperben ipiirben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-16
slntu s,illiunir selbit,nbrber.

gfeip Yprf Is. Suli. Saul
Smisb. Siecpralibcnt uno sciter oer
Gbalmcrs Doctor So. in 9etrpit.
Iprons beute bon eiuen Scnlter nus
benn 10. Stpd bes giltmpre 6ptcls
ab l1nb blieb Serl6ntettert auf Der
StrnBc liegen.
5al,itb ipar mir 80 Sabre alt. aber
Sc t erfolsrei6ltc unh b6cbltbe5ablte
sllltp @erfdllfer I'M 2onhe. CT fant
bicr mm Mpntdg on, fla9tc iiber llns
tppbliein lmb tele9rapbirte nah leiner
Sruu, Sic bcltte Mprgeu anfuu1, aber
als lic ibm cinen sllsenblid ben 9iis
cfcn febrtc, lln bas Sriibitiid ansltz
ribten. pcridnanp er bur6 Dos
Senltcr.
gein Mrst, feline Gattin unb leinc
Srelnbe idreiben leine Sbat cincm
9fernenfnuups sll, nudbem CT ein
eliidlihcs e5eidaft, ipubei cs iih I'm
$6,000,000 banbelte, abgcidlpnel
butte.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-16
slus bcnt staate.

@ro euer in g e ~ 6aIl.
g 10 ball, Benton @pllntp, is.
Snli. Solt oer aan5e @eIdaftstbei[
oieIcs Staotd]ens brantc 6e1te ob uno
beioe Seitcn oer MoinitraBc tuuroen
einsedidlert. 9as 6euer 6rad tim
II llbr @prntittags in Sen 8obnsin1=
mern bon al. Stralpn aug, iiber eineu
Spolroon ltno einem garbierlaSe,1, Sic
ct betrieb Gin @alplinpfen erplooirte
nrb in pelligel1 Minuten ltano Ser
gan5e Sadiperf6at in Slamme1 unb
oiele pcrbrcitcten 1ieb allf Die onsrenz
5cllocn G5ebdlloe. Grit 2 llbr 9lahz
mitta9s fpnnten Ste Slammen inter
apntroae gebradt perben. 3ipei Manz
ner erlitten i6linune 9ranbiplnoen
bei Set gefdrnpfllng oes 5Seuers. Ser
@eIarnntperll1lt betrdgt etipo 100000
9plars.
Sic >folsenbcn 5irn,en iinb ousses
|brannt:
8. q. glarfs slpotbefe, oas 0lionz
Sotel, Sreemans 5bn1tebe. Otto aaez
berries 6olsbpf, @agner & 9p5bur9s
@eneralitore, Sfficegebaltoe bon ST..
s. 8. 8rablet, Eoplz nno 8arbierlaz
Sen bon sll. Stralpn, aennebpsSleil6z
n,arft, gilenipaarenlapen bon S. s.
slnsreips. Beuerdllforc bon sNarf
Macpp, q. S. 5einrie1s sluto So. llnb
Garage, Giienpaarenlaben bon 80. 8.
aplitp, Generalitpre bon Spbn Hid,
Waarpi1s aaffee6aus, gbus. grlaub5
Sattlerei uno nas Gpernbaus.
Soma Mili5 bleibt mod
ldnger.
Camp 9obge, Is. Suli. Die
sSpipaer Sruppen tpcrben ntbt nad Bet
@rcnse abgebcn. big Die satt5e Brigade
npIlitdnoig fir ocn Selbbierit uusge7
riiitet lit. 60 lauten bic bette gatt
bon General Sarrp, bent gbef Der
Capitalization on Sberit M1organ.
Sen oberIten @h,Itcrllngsoffi5ier. se@
Ianpten Sefeble.
Gas brittle 9legin1ent tit btsber oie
ein5ige ginbcit, sic opllltdnpig ausscz
riiitet lit.
sGut . m bil : l1nsliid.
aiarlbnlltutpn II, is. eSuli.
gSln. SooffnaalL 45 Sabre, lpuroe
uuselblidlih setnotet uno 4 @litsliez
scr ieiner @eicllIdluft erlitten %erlez
tlrngen, als ibre Gar, Sic bpn bent
Sorntcr Sep. Slnitb npn bter geIfelert
purbe, belte Ibeno an einer &reuz
sung seeen eincn Slrbeiter5ug an
rannte.
5nitb. nelIcn Srau ,rnS Eudter
entfamen nit lcihtcn @erleelngen,
aber Ser 12iabrise Sobn glaloe tit
Ihlper berlest.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-16
@saiunidJaft pDm aoAe,,hampfer
S5eetpr gcrcttct.
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