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Notice

Notice is hereby given that l
will not be responsible for the
debts or contracts Of Ella Nc
Glothlin or her minor children,
she having left my bed and
board.
A. G. MCGLoTHLIN.
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For Governor

We are authorized to present the
candidacy of Hon. John j Cornwell,
CT Romney. Hampshire county, for
Governor, to the Democratic voters
If Calhoun county.
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PARODY


sy Mro. Blanche q. Whesuey
IT'S q ahor way 10 Eqn8i suGfas.
It's a short way TO 20;
IT'S The right way for human prorrc 2
ln The greatest state know.
Then farewell lop.aidod statutes.
Goodbye laws unfair
ne a long long way to freedom.
Sat we're almost there.
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SUlAb6 hbbOlhOJ VI Ouh4Ouu OpuuJ1 .
Cordially Solicits Your Support.
Subject to General Primary,
June 6, 1916
After careful and earnest consid-
GRAFTON. prompted by no desire to
oppose any who may SEE L the nom
ina'i)n, but from encouragement
and expressions of good will re-
cei>ed and of support promised
from different sections of the Coun-
ty, and that the Democla attic Voters
may choose whom they will as their
Candidate for this Office, We place
abis announcement.
My Candidacy is not inspired by
any other motive than a sincere de-
sire to give my best service to the
public, realizing that "a public
Office is a public trust. We are
aware by experience and observa-
ton that the Office of Prosecuting
Attorney is full of important duties
and grave responsibilities and in
connection with the County Court
there are many impoT tant problems
with which to deal, and that they
must be met face to face, and that
the Public is entitled to and de-
nlands the best personal service aud
attention from it's officers.
1t might be due to us and to the
public to say that not wlthstandine
ihe exception as to residence OF
prosecuting attorney, provided in
CHIP 7, Sec. III of the Code, (my
family located temporarily at the
Chenille Normal Schoon il has
never been my intention to change
my residence and have exercised
no rights as to citizenship in any
other than my Native County. Cal.
nOnD, since 1896. and if elected
promise aid pledge 10 situate my
sef so as to give my time and un
DIVIDED attention TO the duties anC
work Of the office with an earnes
sndeavor to maintain public conf
denee and serve the whole peopl,
as right shall appear to the best o
my ability, and strictly as q bnsi
ness proposition, and to the up
building and protection of the Pub
lie interest
We shall endeavor to win b,
honorable means aud no other. thi
nomination and with confident hop,
- see the standard Of Democrac,
carried to victory in November.
We earnestly solicit your supper
and your votes.
Very truly yours
h. CHENOWETE
] hereby announce my candidac,
Tor the Democratic nomination 70
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Ibe Galbum't Chronicle.
R. l. HAMILTON,
Editor and Owner.

Entered at the Grdntsville,
w. Va. Post Office as second
class mail matter.
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was not at the meeting, but
letter from him was read 10 the
large assemblage. In the letter
he makes a declaration of policy
which is of vital Importance to
every taxpayer in the stale. The
ever growing expenditures for
governmental purposes in West
Virginia is d matter of grave con-
Germ to the people who are called
upon each year to meet a higher
levy for state taxes. A vast ma
jority of voters are coming to
realize that large percentage of
the amount spent by the state
administration is a useless ex-
travagance and that Office after
office with fancy salaries attach
&c has been created only to build
up a more perfect political organ
ization. We quote that part of
Mr.. CO.. nwell's letter which pro
poses a remedy for this alarming
evil:
Gould / hep the situation if
elected governor? l think there
are some ways in which / might
be instrumental in lettering con-
ditions.
First: By transacting the
publ C business in the same eco
nomic and systematic way my
neighbors would expect me TO
handle their private business, if
| were manager of their private
enterprise. By selecting men 20
aid me, not merely to get them
on the States pay roll, but be-
cause they were fitted for tn ir
respective jobs.
ITO be specific: l intend, if
elected governor, as ore of my
first acts, to name a commission
of five big, patriotic business
men, Democrats and Republi-
cans, men whom | believe, |
know, are patriotic enough to
serve their State for a short
time WITHOUT COMPENSATION,
because they can create a lasting
monument for themselves. |
expect to ask that commission to
make study Of the States ex-
penditures, executive and legis-
lative; to look into the eXpendi-
lures of every state institution
and point out what should be
done to make those institutions
more efficient and to indicate
where waste may be eliminated.
| have in mind such commission
as that recently created in Mary
land and headed by DIR. Good
now, President of Johns Hopkins
University, which has already
obtained results, and ! have III
mind the men to compose it.
Il believe that | am perfectly
safe in saying that through such
a study Of the needs of our State
and it's various institutions, by
such a commission, the expenses
of our State Government may be
reduced at least one-third and
that better results may be OBJ
tanned by spending two-thirds Of
the money we are now appropri-
ating".
After the June primary the
Independent voters of the Repub-
lican party will be looking for
a Moses to lead them out Of the
wilderness Of high state taxes
and extravaganza in government
al expenditures, and for that
reason the utterances of every
candidate shuold be given care
full consideration, that we may
know which is the hest prepared
TO relieve the taxpayers Of the
onerous burdens that are icing
heaped higher and higher upon
their shoulders. Mr. COrnwelPs
| plan seems an excellent one, and
when one studies the recent an
nuai report Of expenditures for
state government purposes, the
assertion that greater efficiency
may he bad at twO-tbirds the
present cost, appears reasonable,
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oRnER on Pvpr1oArIor

state OF West Virginia. To-wIt.
AZ Rules held in che Office OF the Clerk
OF the Circuit Court of Calhoun county.
ON Monday The seventh day OF Febru-
airy. nineteen hundred and sixteen
X. j. Knots Sheriff OF Calhoun County.
and as such Administrator OF the
estate OF NJ. Hoverty deceased
plaintiff,
Against
Matilda Haverty, Seminole Lawson.
Dora Parsons w. S. Haverty selda
llaverty, Joseph Havorty and Cecil
Mace the three last named being en-
tants under tho ago OF twenty-onc
years. George Stutier, Mart Mace
John j. Bailey and A. H. Boges. dc,
PENDANTS.
I'm Chancery.
Thc above is zinc style and title of
Gs IHln SUIT in chancery pending in the
Citcuit SQUIRT of Calhoun County. West
Virginia. the object of which is r. audit
apd settle the accounts OF the plaiutfn.
estate of M 3 Tlavort3. deceased t o
have aacert1ined and reported the debfe
of the deCedeut Ut. Haverty. and fo
whom owing. 20 sell The real estate of
SO much thereof as may be necessary
after the application of the personal cd
tate of said decodent thereto. and the
costs or said suit. and for general relief
and DO appearing by aHidavit nlcd
p hat tne dctendants. Matilda Haverty
,{5e,ta Parsons w s. Havcrty. selda
Stuuer and A. IT, Boars are non-resi.
dents Of the state of West virginia III
ls ordered that thoy and each Of them
40 appear here within one month affrr
tle hfst publication hereof ana ao
Hnat may be necessary 30 protect their
intorosta
Tesfo.
LEE GAMER. clerk
Copy Teete.
HAMILTON HNMuToN AiN1N
Attofu6yH FOR Dlainffn
1856. ~
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Recently the neighbors of Hon
John J. Cornwell held a big
uaoetiug ard endorsed bis cautli-
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very Truly yours
T.. CHENOWETH

] hereby announce my candidacy
Tor the Democratic nomination for
Prosecuting Attorney at the gener-
al primary to BIZ held June 9th.
LORENTZ q HAMILTON
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For County Surveyor

/ hereby announce my candidacy
for the Democratic nominRtion for
County Surveyor, subject ia the
Juns primary.
DWIGHT w. SHOCK
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BEE HOPKINS. Counsel.
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For Prosecuting Attorney
Elliott ChenOweth
ATTORNEY AT-LAW

* Grantsville, W. Va.
Democratic Candidate for Prose
cutting Attorney of Calhoun county.
Cordially Solicits Your Support.
Subject to General Primary,
June 6, 1916
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HAMILTON q HAMILTON
Attorneys for Dlainun.
1916 eN ~
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a Copy Teste:
LEE GAMER, Clerk.

And the return endorsed on the fore
going summons by Il. J. Knots, Sheriff,
is as follows:
Returned not executed. the within
named Iadie Bailey she not being found
I'm my bailwick.
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State Of West Virginia:
At Rules held I'm the Clerks office OF
the Circuit Court OF Calhoun County, on
Monday, the 9th day of March, 1916, the
following order was entered
Perry Il. Bailey
-
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A. G. MCGLoTHLIN.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-12

one of the mcrricst ana most "liuN o.
able AFFAIR OF the wees was the first
annual dance of the Railway Tram
men given IN the ball room 90 the
Masonic temple Thursday oNrnln g.
The dance was q marked success and
being the first promises Gwen bigger
ami better anniversary celebrations In
the future Dclighiful refreshments
we've served during the evening" an
the dane went mcrriIy on tili the
wee sma hou s
Tho committee IN charge WIs made
up Of e. H. Jordan. y. g.. campbell
ana J. Z. H,pnoy Othcr committee
were; Reception j. hcnncy, IL A.
Zciser. g. a. Jordan. e. Il Case. "
II. Thomp-u4 and y. 60 Campbell
Floor j T. Irluoy u T.. Hoisor par
g.. Miller a.. iioloomh, J a. StcV1r'
and T.. r Payne
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Charity Hall Make. Appointments.

Additional mctubcrS have been
nnmcd ON the reception ana floor
committees of the charity blll ,s fol-
w.
Reception MI and Mrs. Joshua =.
Naynolds. MIR. ana Mr.. J. " Giltncr.
MI -iud Mrs. j. l.. clark. MIR and
Ms \. u. Stroup. Nj ana Mr.. l..
Reed. Nj aud MI. :. VI. rnrtericld.
Mrs. nrcwor. MI aud Mis T.. Me
Donald. Dt W. T.. loNrlaCo -. \.
Nascman. AR ana Mrs VI y Hickey.
M aud MIR \ g. Simma. Rabbi
Moiar bergman. thc Rev. T.. +.
Srhuclot.
Floor Pcar,o g. Rodoy. George
Nchcr.
The committees. ~ announced last
week. are as follows
Refreshments Mrs. byron ~ ives,
chairman Mrs \Oh llfcld, Mrs. Cor
n,sh. Mrs. Mcdlor and Mrs. Gould
Reception Mayor and Mrs. Boat
right. Mt ana M. ivan Grunsicld,
MR. Lester, Mr.. and Mrs Pollock,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Uubucll, Mr. and
Mrs. Nou iifcld Mi and Mrs iicury
Cours. Nj. and Mr-. Bert skinner. Mr..
aud Mrs. Louis llield. MI and Mrs.
Ucorrc Partridge. Miss Mcclellan. Mrs.
M"dior, Airs. Brown, Mr.. n Mrs.
MuS Nurdhuus. Mt and Mrs Byron
II Ives. Dr. and Mrs cornish. Mr.
and MTs Gould, Dr. and MIS-. boyd
Floor r.. Lnndoln. chairman; I.
Guudpl. Leopold MS"r. Arthur Sisk.
Joe McCanna. Herman Schweizor.
Ialph Hcichcr. Tom Egtn Hugh
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Ms. Iuaggard In;criains.

Mrs. .b'rre Harsird entertained yes
tcrdny ana to-day ~ her homc o Wet
silver avenue \ color SHEEN" of
pink aud , Hitr was observed IN ia"
decorations and boo the oii,shm"nts.
sweet peas. roses ana carnations were
used prnfu-ciy 100 tho rooms. N"stcr-
DAY the pTil, went 200 Mrs i~iihin"y
for high scorc M Frank Alderman
the cut prize ana Mrs Earl knisht
the low score.
The following guests wcr" invited
Tor tho two DAYS
Mosdamcs Franz Alderman, 4. y
Allen, Harry liruinmiu. y. : Iioswick,
oscar Blu"hrr James killarney. r. y.
Bullock, Briggs T. \ Butt, Frsnk
n,tt. Fred Garfield. - ~ earns. !
H. Thambcriiu, a. O. coors. T. d..
' DAVIS. r N uan1hy, oscar Durand.
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SOCIETY

Der of the ladies with their husbands
at "A dance at the pcstrciChs
Assisting in the parlors were. Mrs.
FciiN Baca. Mrs. T. r chase, Mrs. J.
W. Giltnci. Mrs. l.. NJ Lyon. Mr.. NJ
X Wilder aud Mrs. : T. Nann.
In the dining room Mrs W H.
burke aud Mrs. Frank NcRcrman pre-
sided az tile table, with Mrs - \.
Macpherson. Mrs. ~ -. strong and
the Miss.s Jean aud Elizabeth Arnot.
Norma Davidson ana Elizabeth clark
assisting.
Those invited were. Mrs Frank
Alderman. Mrs T. VI. Albright Mrs.
GcorR. Afnut. Mis-. james A. Blaincy
Mrs. Felix Baca, Airs " H. iut Ne,
Miss Brent. Mrs. " II. Booth. Mrs.
" BJiiour, Mrs. ~ \ SUIT. Mrs
Frank Butt. Airs l,nni. hutt. Mfs.
T. D. Booth. Mrs. E.. 4. chase. Mrs.
Geuig. craig. Mrs. G. n conner Mrs.
g. r. la, idsoU. Airs james u. pa
wilson, Mrs. Donnell. Mrs u r. Ed
gar. Mrs. T.. ". Fee, Mrs. J. H. FISH.
Mr.. James Gladdiug. Mrs. j " Git
not. Mrs Barbara GOODMAN Mrs. J.r-
Z" ~iiagsdrd, Mrs. Mabel stevens III
moe. Mrs T. Is. Howd-u, Mts James
l.. Hubbcll. Mrs. i. ". iioru.r. Mas.
Arthur ficSn, Mrs. =. n. Hudson Mr..
Il. l.. Hust. Mrs. Frank liuohcll, MI.
a.. n. iycs. Mrs. jerks. Miss jerks.
Mrs. r. u. A. johnson Mrs Koch.
Mrs. n. \ kistlct. Mrs Ear knight.
Mrs. r. NJ. Lyon. Mrs. IoVclaoc, the
Misses l.ora and Nuyb-llc LuNciacc.
Mrs Fol.N Lester. Airs. e. T.. l.uWhcr.
Mrs. j T. LuthN. Mrs L. Leach Mt,
- \. Macpherson Mrs. Mitchell Mrs.
q :. MDLandr.ss Mrs. H. NJ Merritt.
Mrs. ". T.. Metcalf. Airs. j. \ Miller.
Mrs. charles MaN. Mr. James Mul
len. Mrs. =. 4 Mccormack, Mrs. O. q.
\icol. Mrs. NJ Nash, MIR. James i.
N.whall. mrs T.. g. Newell, Mrs. j.
~. O'Ri.lly. Mrs. \ u. pglc, Mrs
william O.stfoich. ST. Mrs T W.
Teller. Mrs. :. r. Naun, Mrs. 4. l..
Pit,hlynn, Mrs Robert PutuoN, Mrs. j.
Yrisarti. Miss Jennie watkins. Mrs.
RHINE. Mrs. L. ]. itummcil Mrs. j.
\. I,eidy. Mrs. j \ Root, Mrs, NJ. IL
wyld.r. Mrs. II. ". Wiley, Mrs. Frank
Wilson, Mrs. y. f.. tevens. Mrs. j.
T. Smitheis, Mrs II g. stewart, Mrs
NJ II. Sabin. Mrs A g. ~hottl". MIS-
G.org. T.. Statcsun. Mrs. FtinN Stortz'
Mrs. II. -. strong. Mrs. q. :. Valiant,
Miss valiant. Mrs. r.. A. Noushey,
| Mrs Charles Warrington, Mts. j. ~
| Wroth.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-12

Prosecuting Attorneys ana the Eth
ies Relating To- heir Office
Mr. klock held the close attention
Of the members OF ia" club lur thr,c
quarters OF m hour ana 80 ougruss'd
ala the men become IN the subject
that after the address Mr. klu,N wa.
piled with many questions.
Several musical selections were
rendered and coffee and stTdWirh".
were scrvod Programs are being uui-
fined for future meetings ana Wrm-
tiers OF the club win likely hrto IA,
privilege Of hearing "a number of in.
,crcsting subjects discussed Dos prom.
iucnt local and visiting men
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-12

Mrs. /. n. wood was hostess tu 80"
Tuesday 300 club at her HON" on
West Roma avenue this week cards
were enjoyed uutil the lat" afternoon
when u delicious luSch VAS served o.,
the hostess Besides the regular mem
beers the guests Hore Mrs Il NHndtun.
Mrs. C,orE". Mrs. f.. Bonnet, and
Miss Brown Prl yes were won los Mrs.
BoWorF. Mr.. sweeney ana Mrs iris-
sum while th, guest prizes were
awarded M Vandrun ana Miss
Brown.
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Auction lii,igc.

Nrs. L. NJ Merritt ana Mrs e. =.
M~cLa1dross entertained a'ordaV ar
%ternuou with I've tables of auction NJ
the home OF Mn Merritt. Pott"d
plants were on,ciUclt usoi in arcurl-
ton. MIs " T. provinces won tho
prize for the high scor"
Mrs Arro IIuuing and Mfs. Council
were joint hustoe.os 10 Wodlc,dus o.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-12

Mics Grace Stoltg entertained tho
Entire Nous club ON Thuisd,, after
Don Hrfrcshmo IT. Wcfc served iU
the dining toum where the %vil'ui.u.
motif prevailed. \ bow ut sweet p"ia
occupied the center nl IN" ttnlr while
the place cards. faNurs ETC.. wore typ
ical or ~. Valentine. and 'u Boo pink
ana white. which with the iaIntv
misses gathered around mae, tar"
picture of youth and lnNcIiucy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-12

cher. chairman. Il. $. 1toohl, l. f.
Goodeil l.. y. I'arnap, Thomas Della.
hoy de. T.. : HERMAN, j.. j. SWlllum.
William g. White. chairman of IA,
dance committee, J T. taruan in,i-
ihtlnnt j. " rIr.tol lnuI
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-12
Ncn's Club Meets.

Members ul -. Johns Mems club
heard r. might interesting address by
Attorney Gcuia, :. Klock AT the reg
ulnr mcetius the club TUESDAY
nigh Nj k...t had been requested
to address tur club op the subject
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-12

mcnts consisting of u ieiio with whip
ped cream and coffee and cake were
served las the assistants. Mrs. Bacl,
Airs. BcrryhilI Mrs. Horner and MR.
SChcCk.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-12
Valentine. Dance.

Miss Flurcnc" Weller ~ entertain
ing her Young friends this cNning
with u valentine dance 40 her home.
The decorations are IN red n wn'te,
cat. wing cut the valentine idea Ia The
dancing suit. aud ~ thc dining room.
Those invited are Misses Lorna
Lester Lillian k~ompcnich Esther
Iiowdcu. Grace Stortz. lrcgr Fee Jcs-
sic Short. IcClaitc cnyanaurh. Mar
.ioric steam. Marsarct Lee lW"senc
Maxwell. from Georgia, Willie Jan"
uolhngsworth, Of Georgia, Priscilla
Newcomer. GLADYS Maudcll kathotlno
.O'Ri.lb. M,s,r~ Charles Mcyn
Frank O'UiclIy. Lloyd keliam,
George White. Jas. chess J. T. Hein-
don. il. Frank Neh"r, LYMAN PUT
ne, wallace Bacon. Herbert Hickey.
Heru.rt Gr,nstcld. Robert lopcWell,
Douglas HoNdea. Harold PER- Wiley
Skinner. Amado Chayes, George
Mash. George Pratt. icorr" po"ltttie.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-12
Iortnighti,'s open Meeting.

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-12
Liacoln's Gettysburg
Address.

con Nov. -. 1863. u part of the bat.
ticticld of Gettysburg was set aside aS 4
cemetery, where monuments 10 the sol
dicrs who fell there might he set mp
ward Everett. ~ the conclusion oi
which Lincoln dedicated The field IN the
most pregnant and eloquent ot his
u~ttcrauCcS.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-22
@cper sdJladteracidjaft bentc Is
Sabre alt.
Drei 0d0e1r iteben 6em @ubliflm nit
b%efannter better @aare 5l biuig=
item @reilen sur gerfugltng.

Iiili5eHM Sabre Iinb es fer. Sou,=
obcno Dor Sltern 1901, oils 90. 5.
5cger, Der Don ieinen sSrel1ipeu Ser
ugrfilloer Ser nieorigen 4rciie" gc=
llonnt miro, ieil1ell ~erltel1 2aOen 90.
l16 Wraop StraBe eroffnete. @eute
fann SEER @eper lfol5 orei ser groB=
ten SdlahtergeldJafte Ser stoot iein
Glgell l1cllllell. 8as lit Der @runo?
Gcc1e 9eoiennrng, erItflaiiige @oa=
rcll, geringe Eroiite, oofiir l1nelle
l1Ro groBe Gerfdllfe.
Sic Srei 2aOen Ser GroBl6labtc-
rel, Nol ZIG Wroop Straps, No. PA
@arriipn StraBe n1b No.130 Moumo
StroBe, iillo llidt mn sic iollitarItcll
Der staot Iapellport, loroerl1 oes
gall5cn Staates. @elltc, am Is. Sc
burtstaae Ser Iirnla, bat oiclelbe oQe
lbre Nrslle ferabgel6rallbt, linn audi
illrc la%llgio6rl9en &llloen mitfciern
ltllo lid) NIT i~rellel 81 %iaiieln. Mllf
0lc1e YrcIlc mad)cl mir an aroerer
StcQe oleler Iusgobe onfnlerflanl.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-22
Magnulic iii ppllcr @liit6c.

Sllt @artel1 bon @iliam Ml1rrap,
ser norolid) bon Camp McGlellan
mpblt, itebt cirl Mugnolicnbalrm III
potter 9liit6e. Iieles lit Der erlte
Maguolienbm1nl it oiel ent sSiobre, ser
bisber blilbell0 allgctroffcn mlroe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-22
silbcricin Srotbers Glotbing Gum=
PAM, S1e., cr0ffnct III fcicrlidcr
@cilc ncllea GaScn.
Meid)er 9lunlelldn1ucf ullo GROCER
&unoenanorana 5eidllen groif=
lll1llgstag alls.

Irob ocs idledten Mctters battell
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9icnstag ocntid)c Suit.

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elmer &c gricfmorfe franfirt icin.
9acfetc lillo fiir Die oil Die Central
mac)te geridtetc Golt llidt 5nlailig.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-22
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