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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-08-16

Charles E. Hughes, republican
candidate for president, is being we'll
received by the people on his speak
ing tour in the west. He has proved
that he is not near as cold and I'M
approachable as he has been pic
tured heretofore. .,., -...-........ ....:
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-08-16

Read the Want Ads-tt pays.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-08-16

Why isn't the headache men have
the next morning sort of hat rack?
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-08-16

Why does it take two to make q
quarrel if man and his wife are one?
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-08-16

What would a woman do with 8
secret if she couldn't tell it?
The hummer., 1916-02-25
NnTIcE cHANGEoF CLERK

Notice 10 All members Of houlka
Camp No 279. it has been the Gus
tom Of a great many Of the mem
bers Of this camp 70 wait as late as
the 5th Of the month to pay
their dues Now all members
should pay their dues BY the first
Of the month or they are suspended
until they get their receipt, 50 please
try to get your dues to me by the
first Of the month so that YOU viii
not be taking any chances Il do not
want to drop any one, and it viii be
impossible for me to pay your dues,
Fraternaily
Leslie E Wade, Clerk
The hummer., 1916-02-25
THE ECONOMIC CLUB

Quite an enjoyable affair was the
little Valentine party given to the
Home Economic Club Of Bethel and
Midway school at the home of their
president, Miss MAZDA Smith. on
Monday from 8 until $50 p. m.
The CLUB girls invited the members
Of Corn and Pig Clubs of Midway.
Bethel and PeaFsall schools. On
arrival each guest dropped their
Valentine into a little box out ,ide
the door and on intering found a
lovely decorated room. a bright
glowing fire and ready games for all
# which judging from the merry
peals Of laughter was quite enough
60 keep them at the heights Of en-
joyment until they we're directed to
The dinning room where refresh
ments were waiting. The table
was beautifully decorated with iow-
ers and red hearts, and laden with
fruit. cakes and candies. On return
ine to the parlor Miss MAZDA as
pastmistess. distributed the many
daninty Valentines.
Ii was n0W time to 60 and each
guest With 9 happy heart voted
Naida a charming hostess and Oh
aII sides could be heard the excla
nation of Didn't We have q good
The hummer., 1916-02-25

Mr. A C Harrington was stricken
seriously sick last week with a Sc
we're and battling pain in his head
most probably the after result of
grippe, but he is now improving
Miss Marguerite Dendy began her
work with the Houston Hardware
< Furniture Company Thursday
We are always glad to have home
girls come back and work in our
little burg.
Mr. and Mrs A j Smith, Mrs
Della Sargent and little son, Fred,
returned Wednesday to again make
Houston their home after spending
several months with their son, L D
Smith, at Gulfport. Houston extends
to them a cordial welcome back
home.
Mr. Charles Williams of Buena
Vista aud Miss Mary Spradly Of
0kolona, were married at Tupelo
last tuesday, leaving Immediately
for a tour thru the East. We wish
for them a long happy journey thru
life
The hummer., 1916-02-25

The WOmans Home Mission So
ciety celebrated the birth Of George
Washington afternoon with Buffet
Luncheon in the honor Of Mrs. W A
Baskin.
The reception suit was artisticly
arranged with the National Colors
in prominence soft shaded lights
falling on violets, daffodils and ferns
complied the picture Of a shower Of
spring lovliness.
Misses Willie Rose Henley Oda
Howard. Lucille Weaver and Edna
Bland rendered short program Of
readings, songs and music Of Colon;
ial times 1--WE older ones could close
our eyes and revel in dreams of our
girlhood). They also gave us some
selections Of today.
The entire program delighted
every heart present At the con
clusion a delightful course was serv
ed in a charming manner by the
Society We say variety in Home
mission work is the spice Of life.
The hummer., 1916-02-25

Washington's Birthday was gladly
celebrated by the R f D men lues-
day Staff Bishop, who lately took
a notion to ride mule over the
rough roads one day, really ENJOY
ED this REST day number %
The escapade or incident caused
PAIN personifed and staff says
NEVER AGAIN" with great deter
mination. We certainly hope he
will soon be entirely we'll Of his
trouble. for he is making a game
fight to Keep the staff of life" 60
Ing Any man who has to wear
leather and steel jacket and ride the
rough roads every day is deserving
of great credit and We hand it to
staff gladly and sincerely
Mrs G W Stubblefeld is still suf
fering severely, but it is hoped thai
her sickness will not cause a trip to
Memphis for an operation We
wish for a quick recovery of her
health
Hon R S Wilson. known By all
Houlka folks as Sam, is visiting
his brother, Davis Wilson. southwest
of town. Sam" was born aud
"raised" ia Houlka aud we are al
proud of his success in life since 90
ing out 10 battle against the world
of business. Heis the head Of all
the Demonstration Agents in Mis-
sissippi and lately moved his head
quarters from jackson 10 A. & M
College where he could be in better
touch with the men who are DOING
THINGS FOR MISSISSIPPI. He is
looking fine, weighs a bit over 200
and smiles the same old Sammy
Wilson smile that just won't slip
of. HOulka in some class when il
comes to raising men who MAKE
GOOD IN THE WORLD OF GET
THERE.
Forrest Ferguson visited home
folks last week He is making good
as a students in A. H. S. at Buena
Vista.
Bill Thomas was up from Varda
man last week visiting homefolks
Bill is also making good in school
Prof j j Weaver accompanied
the basketball team to Houston last
Saturday
Two cotton houses belonging to
Walter Alexander we're burned last
Saturday night from a sedgegrass
field that bad been set By some nm
known parties 25 bushels Of pea
nuts we're burned
The hummer., 1916-02-25
TO THE vo1ERSoF CHICKASAW


COUNTY;
Please allow me to thank you for
the liberal vote given me in the
last primary, which resulted in my
favor for Circuit Clerk.
Especially am proud of the vote
received here at my home box and
at Sparta where | was reared.
We feel doubly gratefully to the
friends of Mr.. Gifoy who held him
in such high esteem, as to cast their
votes that his wife and baby might
receive some Of the benefits of the
Office, for which he labored so
faithfully to win in the primaries
last August.
To those who voted against me,
/ wish to say have no i'll feelings
toward you, but shall always try to
serve you to the best OF my ability
Thanking you again for all favors
shown US. we are gratefully yours,
Joe C. Davis.
Mrs. Hitler Gilfoy.
The hummer., 1916-02-25

TO THE VOTERS OF CHCKASAW
COUNTY,
I take this methoa Of thanking
each one Of YOU that voted for me
in the first primary elecuon on
Feb. 10th, for the office of Circuit
Clerk. There is no one that is more
thankful to everyone than ! am. !
saw in a few days after ] entered
the race that my chance was poor
at that time, and gave it away to
some Of my friends, and it got out
and caused some Of my friends to
vote for a second choice; as it was
talked that one would be elected on
the first day.
To those who saw ft TO vote
against me, have nothing but the
kindest Of feelings. | hope some
day to serve the people Of Chicka-
saw county in one of their Offices,
that may prove to them that no
man will appreciate it more than |
do, or will try harder to make them
a nice accommoe edng officer than
] will
Again thanking you for your con-
sideration, / beg TO remain,
Very gratefully,
w A. Moore
The hummer., 1916-02-25

MrL E Breyard Of Natchez was
in Houston today on business.
WA Dendy made flying trip to
Calhoun Friday
Mrs Minnie Ayant Of Hohenlin-
den. is friends and relatives here.
Dencer Harrington is on the sick
list this week
MrRN Boyd Of Houlka was in
town Mon 4ay
Mt VIC Huddleston spent a
few days in 0kolona last week.
Mr. John " Hill is numbered
among the sick this week.
Mrs S S Walker left today for
Memphis TO visit her mother and
other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs H B Abernethy are
enteltaing a fine boy, born Feb.
~. at their home in New Albany.
Vim Hill of Ellisville is the guest
Of his parents. Mr. and Mrs John W
Hill. this week.
Mrs Garner Kimban is the guest
Of her father, DR. ] S Evans, this
week.
Sheriff Wright Of Calhoun county
visited his wife at the Houston
Hospital Sunday and Monday.
For Sale-Stove wood, will deliv-
er anywhere in town. Phone 81.
w R Boyd.
Mr. and Mrs Dudley Paden are
now occupying the Jamison resi-
dence.
Prof J J Weaver of Houlka came
down with his boys Saturday to the
basket ball game
Prof D L Weldon Of the A H S
Of Buena Vista was in town Satur
day.
The little daughter of Mr. and
Mrs viii johnson is quite sick this
week.
The spring-call is evident the in
newly plowed and planted gardens
Well, we must SOW that we may
reap.
The basket ball game between
Houlka and Buena Vista Schools
here Saturday resulted in victory
for the Buena Vista boys.
MISS Laura Wilde R0ane return
ed to her school at Vardaman Sun
day after spending several days at
home on account of grippe.
Win Woods left Tuesday for St.
sPaul Ark, where he will hold down
the position of bookkeeper for / P
Jones.
The Dixie Bargain House will be-
gin giving 5 per cent rebate checks
on all Cash Purchases March 1st
Mrs Ellen Wofford Of Hohenlin-
den, visited her sister-in-law, Mrs
J E Dendy and other relatives of
this city, last week.
Sharper Huagins, one of Chicka-
saws most substantial negro farm
ers died at his home feur miles
west Of Houston Tuesday night
The hummer., 1916-02-25
BUNCH SWEET POTATO SEED
FOR SALE.

] have several bushels of fine
bunch sweet potato seed for sale al
market price. Call, write or phone
me at Houlka Miss
John / Ingram.
The hummer., 1916-02-25
Houlka Locals

lhe home OF George seats caught
on fire Monday near the top Of the
house but quick action BY the mill
hands put il out before any mater
ial damage was done The mill was
shut down and all hands helped use
the watefworks put in for just that
purpose. BY having a water sys-
TEN Mr. Seats was able to sleep
again in his nice home. without it
the neighbOFs would have to take
care Of his family until a home
could be secured. We believe in
PREPAREDNESS. for we never
know when FIRE viii be on the job.
We congratulate the Palmer-Fereu-
son company on their modern sys-
TEN Of waterworks and general
modern Improvements.
Miss Francis Van Horn is now in
st Louis buying a Spring assort
ment Of hats for her growing busi-
ness in Houlka. She win pick the
latest and best styles that will suit
the ladies of this community to a
IT Her expert kpowled6e in the
millinery line helps her put out
some Of the neatest and prettiest
hats that can be made for the price.
We gladly ask that all the ladies
inspect her new styles when she re-
ceives them next month. There will
be bell hats fur the Houlka bellies
chic hats for the Chickasaw people
stick ups for style sticklers-
shapes for the shapely and the un-
shapely-big bows for the beaux
and crown hats for the queens of
Houlka and surrounding country.
Therell be some headwork going on
when Miss Van Horn returns next
week
Mr.. Scott Savely, a prominent
/ farmer of Cid Houlka is suffering
severely this wees from a stroke of
paralysis while out in his fields.
Last Saturday afternoon he left his
home to 90 over the fields and long
about dark he was missed, as he
was always at home before that
time. Searching parties consisting
of young Scott SaVely, Thompson
DeLashment, Keith and Henry
Holiday. Jim Shields, Howard Rob
erts and others began to hunt the
woods andields and not until about
8 o'clock was be found by Howard
Roberts sitting on ditch bank about
800 yards east Of the old H0ulka
stores. Jim Shields carried him to
his home few hundred yards north
and doctors summoned quickly His
whole right siue is paralyzed and
F for several days it was hard for
him to speak. Now he is doing
some better. but still suffer clnsid-
erably. John Eddie Sevely MIR and
Mrs Conner. jack Sv l. and E9per-
son Savely have been called to his
bedside.
Thompson DeLashment left Tues
day for Tennessee where he viii
/ purchase some Short Horn cattle
for his farm north of doulka.
Thompson is taking the ight steps
and We are proud Of his progressive
spirit to be more than a cotton
T farmer, for he will not plant cotton
this year He will build a concrete
silo in the side Of a hin sometime
+ this year and hopes to raise some
fine beef cattle in the coming years.
The Hummer hands him the glad
grip for his GET BUSINESS GO
TO 1T and VIM
Rural Route Carrier Of 0koloua.
Festus Norman, was visiting has
mother aud brother and sisters in
Old Houlka tuesday
Doe Freeman and wife are visit
ing in town. Also Mr. and Mrs Tom
Cat Williams of Gershorm.
The home Of Mrs Scott. who lived
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-27
9atriutie & 9rutectiue Sroer Of
Staas.

Sci Ser geltern 46erto obge5alte-
l1el gerlammlltns Ser .5tags" ipnr=
ben 11idt pe1iger OILS adt nnb smal1=
sig 11elte Witglieoer in Sic @ebeim-
1tllle oes Sroens, Ser err melt ge=
9rilnoet ipl1r0e, e%ingemeibt. Die Ser
%lan1nllr11g oes Eatriotic al1o @rotec=
the Sroer Of Stags mar jelten gut
beludt u10 puroe in ser uSmls"=
Saae %abgebalten. Gin Siinfer-aomi-
te lpltroe ernannt l1nb sic Mebenge.
lebe SIT fonItruirelt. 9as aomite BE-
ltebt aus: S. S. 2attner, e@oriiter;
ebarles 2inobolm, S. g. Mal1get,
Game Sparr uno gilbert IS. g6miot.
MltBer bieler1 mur0e ol1d eil1 l1nter=
baltltngsfomite bon flint Mitglieberr
er11annt, Dos am 0onnerstag cine
Merchandising abbalten miro. ST.
titr5er 3eit miro cine l1nterbaItung
bon ben pstags" gegeben peroell.
Steler Sroe1 madt lelten quite Sort
1d)rltte 1tl1o Fat altgenblidli9 in Min=
lteapolis cine ugintanienb MitgIie.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." angelebt. -
Nebnlide &agnelt tpuroen in ct.
Naltl> siolr @itD 1lr6 onoeren tpel1-
ltd Don bier gelegenen staoten ir,-
l5enirt. Ser bieiige u0rope" bot lei=
he eigene usa 9tag-aapede", Sic Bel
allen ll1lterbaltltnsen sic Mniif lie
fern miro.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-27
Sest Mnf Sslono licI,cn Iih o~cifer1

Sm Mof Sslano licben iiA eclteril
Die f%olgenoen Gerlonen @eiratbser-
lal1bnibiheine a1siteaelt:
Sobn 81. Smanion llno SRI. glt5er
6. Nellon, Wolinc.
@iaiam S. @alfer itlb 6ral1 2e-
no @lanoing, Georia.
Oscar $. Smenior, @ulbneM ST.,
ltno Sri. Maara 9. Sumbert, Ma-
comb, Sa.
MiIe @eslep 1icnrcr, Mcynolos,
1nnos Sri. MDrtle Sinfs, Sberrar0.
Carol 9. @alIaro nlo Sri. giolet
Marpelle Gorlton, &od Sslalb.
gperett 8. 8irtbrong, @anfeiba,
lno SRI. 2ola 81. Mdeion, Molina.
Sermon 6. @ouItrpm, @alpa, MnD
SRI. Sill on sc. Stepens, God sSs-
latb.
CHARLES S. Macgomo,,, MoIine,
ltno Sri. Clara 90. Sbae, &of SIS
lal16.
@l,ltan 81. 6. Mifels l,no ssralt
Sopa Srefl &of Sslano.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-27
sdrciber pom @alcutt
licgt int sterben.

@alcott, Sa., Sen 26. September.
Ser Ielepbon OIL BEN Ser 9emo-
frat. @ermann Sdreiber, ser ad)t
lrlo oreiBig iabrige Sobn bon @errn
lrno Sralt @ermarm S9reiber, @al=
colt, liegt i'm Sterben, na6oem er
li6 Dos @enid gebrpd)en batte, oils
er beim Mltsbelier1t zines @aules allf
Scr fiinf Weilen BON bier e,%tfer1teE
Sarln BON @iliam Selsrom flint
lllo 5lpan5ig SUB in Sic Giefe i%tiir5te.
Ser Infal lit altf 0as 9reben elmer
Steling 5nriid5nfiibrer. @err
Sdreiber lit elmer Ser prominenteltel1
8alll11terr1ebmer bieler @egeno. Ser
Yatie11t lit elm 8ruoer bon Jra.,
Erofe1ior s.. $. @aarmarn Don 90
penport, Ser @attil1 bes al1rators Ser
8openporter @faoen1ie ser @iIIen=
|ldaften.
@leid rad 6en1 l1nfaG mltroelt
Or. Sbaffer lno Or. Sdroeoer bon
@alcott on bas &ranfenlager bes
W}olrnes, Der in oas Sal1s leiner 81
tern 9eldafft moroen par, gerltfen.
Die aer5te lieben Ser Siderbeit bal=
Der no6 ei1tea Spe5ialilten, Or. 90
1opa1t bon Soma GitD, fon1mclt, sic
leloer ale BRET Ben Natienten al1fge=
ben m1Bten. @ie perlal1tet, miro
@err Sdreiber oie Ma6t fal1l1 iiber-
leben. Ser n1rtere She'll bes aor=
pers lit bollitanoig gelabmt, mos ollf
pen grlld) oes &iidgrates 5uriid5l1-
Ifiibren lit.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-27
MRtritanii9es
(Bortietung bon Ser 1. Seite.)

Sic omerifaniiben &pmmifdre lcg-
ten cine elite BON @ren5iibcrfdllen bor,
bllr6 ne1de gerlnlte an 2eben nnb
gisentbum auf anerifaniidem @ebiet
perurladt tpproen iinb. Sic 2ilte mar
linen bonn &riegs : 9epartement 5uz
gegangen.
Cine abnlt1e 2ilte in1rbe bon Sen
megifanii6en aommiiidren ~borselest.
Sic f6lob gprfommnii1e Elm, bel ipelz
den bas 2ebe,1 BON Megifanern bnrd
ni6t gu re6tfertteenbes l1eberidreiten
Der @ren5e leitens ameritanil 6er Solz
baten pber gibili1ten in @efabr gez
brddt pber berloren geganeen mar.
Sic Megifauer benteten an, bab
ibrer Mnii6t nad Sic Meutralitdtsse@
lebe Ser Ser. staaten llnseniisenb feiz
en- ltno beltanben barauf. bab Tie 10 gez
dnoert tperben iolten, bnb es fir iez
Sen Mmerifaner gum idipcren Ser
geben 9emabt iperbe, iib in irsenb
elmer 8eile an elmer 8eipesung segen
cine Megieruns, nit tpelder sic Ser.
Staatcn I'M Srieben nnb SreunbIGaft
leben, 5l betbeilisen.
3tuei s(merifaner ing @cfangnik ge=
,uurfen unb SIT $4,000 Gtrafe
ncrmrt1eilt.
9eIMip, Ser. 90. Sept. SoIepb
8ilmetb, ipie es beibt, elm Mnseitel1z
ter Ser 2ibe Gtpd National 8anf in
Chicago uno George Miers. Gin Ginz
ipobner bon Sci 9fio unb Ser gigenz
Thinner elmer in @egito, 40 Meilen
bon ser @ren5e 1iesenoen @iebfarm,
tpuroen lebten Sreitag auf bieier berz
baftet nnb iinb iebt I'M @efdnsnib BON
.Sabinns, Mleyifo. big 5pr 3ablnng
elmer Strnflnm1ne bon $4,000. 90 lit
bierber beridtet tpprben. Sic Radridt
laet nidt, aus neldem @runbe bic
bobe @eloltrafe auferlegt iplirbe u1b
el,tbielt aud feine ndberen gin5elbei
ten iiber sic @%erbaftung Ser beiben
Mmerifaner.
Die GntlaTing ber beibeit sfnerifa,ler
,uirb ertpartet.
gbicaep, Su., 26. Sept. 9ieger
amten Der bieiigen 2ibe gtod ggdange
Natipnal 8anf fiinoigten Deute an,
DAB SoiepD 8ilmetb nnb George
Miers, bte beiben a,nerifanii9en 8iirz
ger, Sic I'M @efdngnib bon Sabinas,
Meg., sebalten iperben, beute. ipie man
crlpartet, aus bieiem iperben entlaHen
tperben.
@ilmetb lit Elm @crtreter Ser gbie
cago Cattle 2oan 60, elmer nit BET
8anf b%erbnnbenen geielliDaft nnbl
mar in @egito. llm fir Meiers cine gn=
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-27
9ic scutt County Tair.

Ger @al1ptpunft oes geltern altf
Der Scott Gpl1ntp Sair ab9ebaltenen
County Hifltifs par 5lpeifellos sic
aniprade bon Mapnlono u. Scar
Jon, bes Yraiihenter Der Mn1es -ltni-
perlitat, Bic oltsidIiebliG Sic lal1o=
ipirtbldaftli6e Sraae l1dber erorter-
te. 90 hes orobel,ocn @etters bot
ten piele Sarmer es niht gepaat,
5lm Gifnif SIT fabren l1l1b Mlles IN
Mllcln iparen nngefabr 200 9erlonen
erlbie1en. llnter Sen Mconern lpa=
rem %belpnoers @oobmortb @lltm polll
Greater Davenport Committee, IS.
.. MfcSntpre polt &od Sslanb ltllo
|G6ris. Marti, Ser gi5eprdiibent Ser
gereiniglng, Ser elmer ser sllperpi=
loren bon &anias Gitp lit nno an
STEELE BON Sem alls i6eioenben YrG-
lioellten U. s. Galuion iprad, 5l1
permerfelt.
Sic 1eitem 8camtem.
Die 1lellermablten 9eamten ser
|8elellld)aft lino:
Graiioent ~ Chris Marti.
@iaepraiioent - Mid)aro Sdmiot.
Sefretir - Sreo @. Salter.
Shasmeilter - q. s. CANTON.
9as grefutipfomitc miro bon oent
Eraiioenten er11al1llt peroen.
gtad) Ser @eamtenlpabl mltr0e1 sic
folgenoen &eiol11tionen angelom=
men. ganfesbeld)lnb fir Die al,f=
opferloe Mrbeit, oie 4raiioent q. S.
gaiplon lpabreno ieines n%ieri4brigel,
Mmtstcrmins geleiltet bot. sGanfes=
beldlllB am oas @ailenbeim fir Sen
Gbor nlro sic aapeae. 3anfesbe=
ld)lnB oil @. 8. @olbroof fir Ser
acknowledgements, Sen SEER Sol.
broof fir ben Iransport ser ail1Der
IN frel,nolider @eile sltr @~erfiigung
ltelte. 9anfesbeld}luB an Sic W}llel=
ler glll1lber Company fir @ols, bas
Die 6irnna sur 8erfiigl1l1g itellte.
9anfesheidluB an Serrn inns ssral1
@barles Garltens bon ser County
Sarm, fir eripielene 1ienlte ltllb
@altfrelaoldnft. 9alfesbelhlllB ON
Dos Greflttibfomite fir berporraaeli-
DC Sielllte ltn0 on sic Je]treo1er,
Frof. Gearlpn bon Shines, @ooo=
NORTH Glllm bon 9aperport nn0 50.
y. sales.--future bon &of Sslano.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-27
9elann, 20 eSabre aft

Salnes 9eIanp, 10 Sabre aft,
Ser in eillem 2ogirballlc iiber sem
@iiro Der @els Sarge grpreb Cont
POM, 3. lno 3errp strabe, mobllt,
1lelocte geltern Ser Goli5ei bc1 Iieb-
Itahl BON $500. Gr mill altf eillcni
eSltl1ep=Sus allf Dem @ege Don 9a=
nellport nad) God Sslano beral16t
lporoen iein.
Mod) nidlt scu.a aeIast,
IS lit Idon bieles in Sen 3eitu1ge11
mitgetbeilt iporoen", .i6reibt Serr
s. &roft, bon 3eelalo, Sc. D; uiiber
Dos alto araltterbeilmittel, Sorni's
Nlpclfr1llter, aber es lit nod) nidt
gellltg oariiber geiaet sporoen. IS
1T nad) unlerer anltdt Ole bette See
bi5iH, bic es giebt. 5obalo iid ie-
11ano in ltnierer Samilie nid)t gang
ipoDl beiinoet, merben Elm ooer 5tpei
@aben alpenfrGllter berabfolgt, un6
balo 1T olIes tpieoer in better Orb,
llllltg. Sd empfeble jeoem, oieie See.
oi5i1l itets oorrdtbig gu balten."
ll11gleld anoeren Webi5inen lit
Nnrlli'S Nlpenfral1ter nibt in Mpp-
fbefcn al baben. Spe5ialagenten
%liefern es Sen 2euten bireft bonn 2a=
bnratprilm Der @erlteQer, Or. Geter
Sahrrg'3 & Sons So, 1875 go.
@opne aoe., Chicago, 81. Wn5.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-27
@enes aus Moliut.

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ettt @anbgemenge, in OeiIen @erlallf
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bar lei1em friibcren Mitarbeiter auf,
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lie in einem @altle, maize Ser II. @bcs
ME 11nb IS. StraBe, einen tbatliden
@nsriff auf s.. 9. Sutton ge,nadt bae
ben lol.
Madoem lire @erbaftuns erfolst
tpar, erlanste lie lire Sreibeit na9
steanng bon $15 giir9ldaft ipieber.
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tern SEQ. 1854 Giebente slbem1e in
DIT : Moline ipobnt, liegt in bebe1fliz
6em 3ultano I'M 2utberildeu Nanliues
&olpital oarnieoer, nah0em Tie a,lseb@
li6 bon Iom goof, ibrem Is Sabre
altenSSeffen tbdtlid ansesriffen ipltrSe.
Sci iunge Mann ipllrbe bon Ser $50
li5ei berbaftet. Seine 8iirsidaft ipllrz
BE alf $1,000 angciebt. goof fol- Sen
Ingriff al1f bas Mabben I9on bor
mebreren Iasen alssefiibrt baben,
inbeB entbedten Sic. @ltern besIelben
erit Mtontag ibren 3uitanb.
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3rtr letten gi,t6e.
gbri1t @illume II.

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len erfolgte geltern Nadn1ittag BON
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nus auf Dem &iperiibe Irieobofe gu
Woline.
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ben bonn Gbor bier SPINNER gelltn-
gen. Sic n%adlteberlben Mitglieber
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trager: @iaiam G.@illumiclr, Gbrilt
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9alll len, 2ouis @anlen l1lo Moolpb
Saripn.
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Der oentl9 episfopaliiden Mletbooi=
lten=&irde 3lt Muscatine inn gro1ter=
galtle gso. 1908 @romn strabc, cine
fltr5e Sroleranoadt iiber sic 2eida
pom Iralt emma &egina Otto ge-
lDalfel1 batte, lprroel1 Die lterblidcn
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1d1eoelle1t nod Matscoti11e iiberfiibrt,
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Iiple altd) bel Der geileeul1g inn @reel1.
apooo 6rieobofe, 5t Mltscatine, aber.
mails cine 9lniprade bielt. Der Sara
mar geraoe5u bon &ra1r5= 1lno @lu.
menipenoen iiberiabt, oils CT in Sic
|Wrltft bi1llMt2rgclolien mltroe. geds
Ireltlloe Der Nanailie amtirten als
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