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The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-03-23
Say News from Mexico
VIII Cost Soldiers Lives

Ell Paso, March 18.-The first phase
of the American expedition into Mex
ico-the rush along Villas dim trail
to the endangered Mormon colonies
was an accomplished fact tonight;
completed according to report reach
ing the Columbus base without the
firing of a hostile shot by the Amer
leans.
The second phase already was be-
ginning, it was indicated here, as the
Americans turned somewhere from
Casas Grandes to resume their nigh.
marches under the brilliant Mexican
moonlight toward the rough mountain
slopes where it is known Francisco
Villa already has preceded them with
more than 100 miles start.
Warning that this second act in the
chase might not pass without fight.
ing against bandits was implied in a
new and more strict censorship i'm.
posed at Columbus. Further leakage
of military news, the censor said
frankly to the American press, would
be likely to cost soldiers lives.
There was brief excitement today at
Columbus when from the hot, dusty
Mexican border, two soldiers on
stretchers were brought into camp.
Both were cavalryman. Excitement
passed when it was learned that one
had been thrown from his horse, in
[juring his leg, while the other was
suffering from wellknown form of
stomach ache.
When Washington announced that
the American columns did not intend
to occupy cities, menace to Mexican
national pride was removed. The Car
rama garrisons, which have been
passed by the marching Americans
and which are therefore in the rear
or on the tanks, continue tranquil, so
reports to Ell Paso indicated.
Dawn showed the long lines of cav
airy horses just outside Colonia Dub
Ian, their troopers dismounted and in
camp at rest
Villa was located today with some
degree of defniteness, if weight of evil
dence counts in pinning down his
rapid shifts, nearly due south of the
American columns present known po-
sitions, and close to the Sierra Tara.
humare mountains, so close to them
in fact that If his reputation as fox
holds good during the American chase,
he should be able to make puzzling
disappearance in these ranges with a
very few hours hard riding. BY all
accounts he is more than 100 miles
ahead of the Americans.
The story that Villa is gathering
men and preparing to resist was re-
ceived in constitutional circles today
and he was even said to have 10,
100000 rounds Of cartridges and shells
secreted in the mountains where he
was expected to make a stand. Doub,
! that Villa would do any such thinl
! was expressed by Andreas Garcia, thu
Mexican consul here, who claims thai
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-03-23
ARRESTED ON CHARGE
/, OF BIG LEMENT

Dickinson, N. D., March 16.-G. W.
Kirkpatrick, former resident of the
east part of Stark county, was arrest.
ed at Gackle on complaint of F1ecx
Bros, of Wibaux, Mont, who it is ar
legged charged Kirkpatrick with EN-.
bezzlement. It seems that Kirkpar
rick was in the partnership with
F1eck Bros. in the saloon business a,
Wibaux, and after the partnership had
been dissolved received quite large
sum Of money due the firm and retain
ed it.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-03-23
Nine. North Delighted Large
Audience on Saturday Evening

Nine. Dorothea North, soprano, on
Saturday evening closed the most sue.
cessful Pre.Festival concert series in
the Normal school auditorium with a
splendid recital. Despite the numer.
GUS other attractions billed for the
evening, large audience heard the
artist
Undoubtedly the audience is with
one accord giving Nine. North credit
for one of the most enjoyable perform
ances on this years course. Her pro-
gram was so varied that it must have
contained something Of particular in.
terest to everyone in the auditorium.
Encores were called for repeatedly
and the artist generously responded.
Nine. North has both exceptional
ability as a performer and a very
pleasing stage presence.
Following the recital pretty recep-
ton was rendered at artist by the COM
mittee of patrons and patronesses at
the home of Mayor and Mrs. L. S.
Platou.
The Pre-Festival concert series has
been successful in every way. Both
the school and the citizens have taken
a great deal of interest in this enter
prise and the series has become one Of
the permanent institutions of the city.
Encouraged by this situation the de-
partment of music will announce a
stronger course than ever for next
season.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-03-23
MRS. EMIL CARLSON PASSED
AWAY AT HOSPITAL SATURDAY.

The death of Mrs. Emil Carlson oc'
Cured Saturday at local hospital
She had been ill for some time and
was brought to the hospital last week
from her farm home about three and
a half miles east of town. The fun
eral will be held from the Swedish
Lutheran church Tuesday afternoon at
2 O'Clock, Rev. E. A. Martell ofticiat'
ing.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-03-23
WAHKEENAH GIRLS ENTERTAIN

The Wahkeenah class Of the Con
gregational Sunday school entertained
some of the boys of the Sunday
school Saturday night in the church
parlors. Gladys Hokanson and Hilda
Turk were the hostesses, the party
numbering 10, chaperoned by Mrs. E
P. Getchell. Various games were in
dulged in and a happy time enjoyed
light refreshments closing the eve
ming.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-03-23
POLICE MATRON FOR
CITY OF JAMESTOWN

Jamestown, March 17.-By an al
most unanimous vote the city council
has authorized the appointment of a
police matron and set aside the neces'
sary money to finance the new official
in her new duties.
This was the action taken at spe
cial meeting of the city council Mon
day night when a delegation of So
ladies prominent in the city waited
upon that body, addressed them, and
urged the appointment of this new
official in the life of this municipal
ity.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-03-23
SEVEN V. c. N. ALUMNI ., ..
ELECTED IN BISMARCK

There are seven V. G. N. graduates
on the teaching staff Of the Bismarck
schools. In the announcement of the
election Of teachers for next year,
every member was reelected. Those
who represent " c. N. are: Harriet
Spillane, Ida Rudd, Eva Martin, Agnes
Boyle, Blenda Anderson, Ada Maurer,
and Dorothy Mcfarland.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-03-23

Kathryn Recorder: G. ]. Saltham-
mer returned Tuesday from Fargo,
where he had gone to see Mrs. Skjeg-
stad, who is taking treatment for
rheumatism at a sanatorium. Mrs.
Skjegstad is not improving very much,
we regret to report
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-03-23

This office has a few copies Of the
Farmers Exclusive Barnes County Di'
rectory recently published. They can
be bought for $3.50 while they last.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-03-23

Miss Celia Lewis was an arrival
from Granite Falls, Mimi, Saturday
night and will make her home with
her aunt, Mrs. M. R. Nelson, on North
Fifth Avenue. AL.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-03-23

Robert McGregor, Of Litchville,
spent several days in town on bust
ness this week, and returned to his
home Friday.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-03-23

Mrs. Bonnie Wilson, Of Getchell
Prairie, spent few days last week
with Mr.. Wilson's mother, Mrs. Har.
rison Wilson.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-03-23

Misses Ruth LaRue and Clara Stem
shoel waIt to Fargo Thursday after
noon and returned Friday morning.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-03-23

Landlord Walker, of Fingal, spent
Monday in the city transacting bust
ness.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-03-23

The baby daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold veblen has been quite Ill for
several days, but Is better.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-07
WHEAT PRICES
STRENGTHENED
Denials of Peace Talk Cause
Sharp Rally; Corn and
Oats Quotations Sag.

Chicago. III. Oct 7--Denials OF peace
talk Jed 20 rally today IN wheat quota
lions which were strengthened by reports
England would commander the Canadian
surplus. Opening prices which ranged from
80 10 lac higher were followed By a re-
action and then hy another uDturu-
Higher prices at Buenos Aires helped TO
Hft the market here late in the session The
close was strong az 1ssc 20 lac net adj
vance
Prospects ~ q large crop movement next
week rad a bearlsh influence on corn. Az
ter opening sc lower 20 Is @ I'D the mar
ket hardened and then underwent a mod
crate sax
Corn closed steady
cats wea kerel with corn Higher quota
ticns on hogs strengthened provisions
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-07
MFXICAN PRICES.
WOOL DEMAND ACTIVE;
PRICES ARE VERY STRONG

Boston Mass Oct. The Commercial
Bulletin says
Demand has continued broad and active
in the wool market during the week and
prices were strong with the tendency de-
cidedly upward and holders Increasingly re-
Iuctant 10 sell Most Of the business has been
again i- The new territory woods. although
q considerable quantity OF South America
cross bred wool has been sold TO arrive
The gocds market is strong and healthy
secured bssis-TeIas fine l. months 50
a Soc fine eight months. 20 r zoe
'-Territ0ry-Haf blood comblng. $50 SIC;
three eighths blood coubinE. IS r soc. fine
staple SIS s2c. fine clothing. s0Gslc. fine
medium clothing 75G7Sc-
'-Puiled-ENrras. So q s5c; "A S0d s5cs
fine \. 7sG sec. A supers. seaT2c"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-07
WILSON WANTS
PROGRESSIVES

Long Branch. y. J. Oct. President
Wilson today gave reasons why he
thought Independent and Progressive
voters should cast Democratic ballots
in November He spoke 10 a large
delegation OF Progressives. members OF
the Woodrow Wilson Independence
league, and the College Mems league.
who came here from New York and
marched to Shadow Lawn. preceded by
a band
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-07
SENDS
MARKET DOWN
Prices Sag Under Talk, But
Close is Firm; Bonds
Are Irregular.

New York oct. THE Influence o. gos-
sin as market factor was Illustrated
during toIsy-s short session OF the stock
exchange. prices yielding temporarily despite
the Issuance OF the authorltative de1ials %
impending peace negotiations The closing
vas strong
Bonds were irregular.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-07
SWIFT co. WILL DISTRIBUTE
MONEY To SHAREHOLDERS

Chicago. Ill. oct Directors Of swift
and company. who recently increased the
wages Of the firms -arious packing plants
two and a half cents an hour. ANNOUNCED
Friday that a portion ef the surplus BY
the company. amounting 20 S3S-23 a share
would be distributed among the shsrehOld-
ers- In making the announcement after
the directors meeting. Louis F. swift, presi-
dent OF the company. said
The directors also voted 20 submit 20
the shareholders for ratification. an increase
in the capital stock OF SIS, 0O0. 600
The present capital stock OF swift and
company IS 81. 600 coo.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-07
COPPER STOCKS
STRENGTH
General Market Off SatuP-
day; Recessions in Rails
and Other Issues.

Corner stocks. while slightly under the
previous high prices. held firm Saturday
without material losses. according TO ad-
vices 70 Curtiss- Manning Co. stocks and
bonds. First National Bank building
The General market opened OF and was
heavy during most Of the short sessions.
with recessilns most noticeable in rails AMI
rro-ninent industrials-
Rails were heavy with sharp recesslons.
high
CurIs we're firm generally among metals
Green Monster opened strong. sold of frac-
tionaIIv and closed uD az 35s N51t-
SueclaIries we've under pressure and
lower. vvlth sharp recessi0ns in mlnv Issues
The closing was firm with recOveries made
% fruer trading
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-07

TOM B. JOHN -ST0CKBR0KER,
Buys. sells and quotes Green Monster,
Inspiration Needles. Arkansas-ArizOna-
Cornelia Ex-. Verde Combination, United
Verde FIX. United Verde Cons. Miami
con. Mines. and all stock quoted on
hoard. Office- Lobby Of Sheldon Hotel
Cprn till p. u. Phone 4@7-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-07

The ordinary cost Of Want Ad in
The FL Paso Herald is - cents. It
reaches an average OF about Zoe 900
readers each issue
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-07
Landslide For Brooklyn.

The ordinary cost OF Want Ad in
The Fl Paso Herald is . cents Il
reaches an average OF about 100000
readers each issue
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-07
Cotton Market.

New York Cotton Close
New York oct Spot cotton quiet
mildIing uplands. 10 No sales
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-07
2 or " UTTn LINF-IIENs
lHN Zeiger Hotel

EoEs-f-ecelptss laNN- Market STEADY Aops
$50. bulk SCI l. n 3.45-
cattle-Rs'ceipts. zoo. including 600
$50 heifers- $500 as-75. bulls. sf-e0 n f-75-
calves s7-SaG % Stockers. steers. $3.50 p
C.e5. cows. s4-50G $50; heifers, $500 200,
calves. s5-50 n IS
Sheep-Receipts, none
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-07
n. Y. LISTED STOCKS

fBy Associated Fressl
Neu York oct 7-FollowinE were the
closing quotations at the New York stock
eSchauEe for the stocks mentioned
American Sugar Refining --.----.---- rs
4 ~-a~frau Tel and Tel TGe
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-07
Livestock.


Kansas City Livestock. Close
Kansas CIry. No. oct -Hogs-Recelpts
tCo0- Market steady; bulk. S9--o@ 800 3
heavy. 50 80 n g-I. pigs. sS-z5 70 s--5-
Cattle-ReCei pts. 500 Market steady
Prime fed steers. S9-5GT10-T5- western
steers. $500 00- stockers S5--5 n 500
Sheep-R-ceiprs. none Market steady
Limbs Ss-50N 900; yeariings. $3.50 q So 3
wcthers. $500 er7-75: ewes. Si.5o1 I--5-
Chicago Livestock Close
Chicago. III oct. -HoEs-RecetDts. L.
600 Market slow- Bulk. S9-f1u sp- light
So o. s-s5; heavy. S900@ $50 pigs 500 2
s.25.
Cattle-Receipts. SOC Market steady IA
tive beef cattle $3.50 q f1-35. western steers.
S. 10 q $50. cows S3-50Q SO
Sheep-Receipts 5000. Market weak
Wethers- $3.50 70 s.25- lambs. SI.00G 1880
Fort Worth Livestock; Close
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-07
Krazy Kat

Copyright 1915 Interraropal News servioA
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-07
Mowrey's SInEIe Useless.

Seventh inning. first half: Janvrin
threw out Cutshaw after fumbling his
nfield grOunder. Mowrey singled TO
light Olson hit into a double play.
Gardner TO Janvrin 10 Hoblitzel No
-uns. one hit 70 errors
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-07
Furniture Repairing.

-~-~-~---~-0--~-~--@-T> -
PIANO ffulShinE furniture repaired ana
-.scled- ,InhoIstering stoves set up. polished'
-s---,afred- work guaranteed --,-.-
- 304G VALENCIA X LOPEZ. 200 s-stanton
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-07
Spanish Lessons.

PROF. BRAVO. p BucI,ler Bldg. Phi. ssso
CONVERsATIONAL-Phone $3.50. PalnOre
college.
LEARN Spanish-Conversatio method: pu-
pills wanted organize night classes Phone
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-07
Crocers and Meat Markets.

TRADE HERE AND SAVE MONEY
n, rroceries and fresh meats The best o.
staple and fancy groceries;, 10 x arsJr
Phone 1871
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-07
Hair Goods.

SWITCHES and puffs made from comoings
l.erev Purav- 10 Buekler Blag- Phone 90
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-23
=Mutis.

9ier0urd miro a1ge5eigt, bnB Sic
&abl= 9fegiltrare, Die ltill Bic @16ler
Der Staot 9apelrport, SSoipo, SIT re-
~glltriren fir Die 5tpeil Sabre, Die nit
bem SeptcInber 1916 ablhlieBen, err
l1alll1t nllroelt, anr Iprnerstag, Sen
%. WarG 6reitag, ben "a. Mar5,
l1ro Samstag, ben 20. Miar5, in if
rem Negiitrirungsplaben in Ser Stabt
Davenport ieoen Gag bon 8 llbr
Morgans bis 9.l1br 4benos al,lpeleno
leln iperoen, 81 benz 3mede, @Gbler
tllr Die Samstog, ben 1. April, itatt=
%fi1oe1oe 5taotpabl Sit regitriren,
llro Die bon ibnen bergeltellten 8a(
lerlilte 81 repioirel1, ST forrigiren,
gfan1en bin5u5ufiigen oDer 5l1 itrei=
d)e11 uno 81 perpollltanoigen.
Mle @abler, sic in bieier @abl
ltlr1nlen, miiiien mie oas @eieb Der
langt, regiitrirt iei1t l,no ane Nerio=
ner, Die fir Die @%eneraltpabl i'm Mp=
penlber 1914 nidt regiitrirt porroel1,
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in oiel er ni6t geltimmt baben, pber
'tnelde ieit bieier in ciren onoere11
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|l1id)t oes Nedtes perlllitig gebei1 mol
len, IN ser beporltebenben @abl am
1. Mpril 51 1timmen. 4
Die MegtitrationspldBe in 6ei1 per-
ld)ieoenen Stimmbe5irfen .beIagter
|Staot ii1O Die ~folgenoen:
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l.. Gre5inft ~ gladf6otpf SPOOL
&oonr, 2602sGelegrapb Moao.
2. 8re5inft 9inpen Sollie,
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3. 9re5inft sdnad's @ale,
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2. @aro,
1. gre5inft Srieublp Souie,
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2. Nreainft S. @rpion's sa-
loon, 1902 @eit z. 5trabe.
3. @re5iift g%sortbtpeIt 9ape,l.
fort Sarnbale, 1902 @aibinston ct.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-23
2ns ncl,c 81. 2nfc's Suipital luiro
III Sigh Strafc mno Bridge
Mncrlc crridtct mcrOcm.

Ilc bon inns gcltcrn al1gefilnoigte
Gcrianm1llrng Ser Gerlualturlgsbebor-
&c oes ct. 2ufe's @oipitals, ocs
Mer5teltabes 0es &oIpitals llllo oes
Goa5uasausiduuiics fiir sic beporlte=
benoe &anpa9ne sur Il1fbringltltg
Der Miittel fiir ben 9eeltball, INN bic
Gage oes gal1plases fir oas relle
Solpitalgeballbe SIT belpreden uno
piclleidt SIT bcltinmen, BOT geltcrl1
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 9ild}of Sbeo=
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StraBc itattgefn1oen.
Nllbcr oel1 Mitglieoern oes Ser
lpaltlllgsratbes lnaren bic f~olgenben
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Subn 2ittig, 3. S. MeGartbp, @al1.
$. &e11olemal1, Gap Ged, $. 81. Sc
der, 2arneo slaen l,lro Or. s%Se1nie
McGolperl, lll1D BON Sen Mitglieoerr
Dcs @oQ5ugsausiduiies fir sic Saint
pag11c SUR Mufbringl,llg Ser @elo=
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Yoit.
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formcQer 9elprcdlullg Ser sngelegel1=
belt (5elgte IS lidl, OaB Sic meiiter
Der slmpeiellocn Der gniid)t marcll,
Dob Dos Dem ct. 2ltfe's @oipital &C.
horige, 600 bei go SUB grobc
@rlllloltiid an Ser oitlid)en Sigh Str.
llto Bridge 9lpenl1c offs ser g%eeignct=
lite Elab fir grrid)tung oes @pipi=
tolls eradtet muroe.
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hlelt Der Gtrpaltlulgsratb cine 81.
sung ab, in lpeleber fprn1ca beidlol=
len mnroe, Dos l1elle @oipitnlgebal1=
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gol5ugsmlsiduB fir Sic &anrpaalle
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tame lino altsermablt, Die binpieoe-
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poglle fir slltfbri11gl1ng Ser $685.
600 filr Grridtultg oes l1el1en Sojpi=
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Gage, beginner mcrDell.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-23
2rcifisjabriscs stiftnnasfeit 5,
8crmania Samgcr=G6Drs.

@iner Ser riiDrieiten Welal1gpereille
Der staot, Ser @erlnania Sallaer=
DIOR, feiert naditel1 samstag, sen
%. Mar5, iein oreibigjabriges stif=
tltngsfelt il Der @ale Ser Ianild)en
gruoerlbait oil pierter Strabe. IS
miro leoenfalls tpieoer cine urge
lllllfbllde Teitlidfeit meroel1, benn es
ut ia augenlein befanllt, DOB Ser
@ern1allia Sangerd)or apie feill 5lpei=
ter perltebt, bic Selte gu ~feierl1, mie
lie fauel,. Seine berilbmte uSoolter
gal1o" lorgt INNER fiir sen llGtbigell
9uanor. Mm 5amstag miro lie pohl
mebr als elllnlal oas v5hicr breiBia
Sabre bit Ilt aft" anltimn1el1.
@er 1id) gut al1iiliren mill, Ser BE-
llld)e am nadlten 5omstaa 0as so
1abrlge Stiftungsfelt ocs @erl1anio
saa9erd)ors. ST miro es geluib nid,i
berel1en. Ser gi1tritt foltet SOC,
oas Gaar, 25c fiir ein5elne Gamelr
g1ntrlttsfarten li1o bein1 aunite u11l
bet alien Mitelieoern 5l erbalte1
Wta1 perlehe einen gelniit6lid,en llliti.
gen Ibeno nit Den fioelen ganoes.
briloern bes @arr1anio Sal19erhors
lnoem man Oeiien 30jabriaes Stif
tllll9sfeIt alrl lldd)iten sanlstag &c.
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-23
Ger Nars=Scrmin ocs 8csirfsae=
ridts

Ut giel1stog Nadmittag bon Midter
". s. Soule bon Maqllofeta erDff=
net lporoen. 46 oltrd1 @eldnporene
5lt entldeioenoe 8ro5elle ite6en al,f
oenl @eridtsfalel1oer. Ole ourdl
Midlter 8ilian1 Sbeophilns AT entz
ldeioellOell Safe meroel1 Dor oielem
lpater i'm Sermilt sur @erbanolu11u
~feltgeicbt merbel,. Sic geldJmorener.
1ale limo Die folgenbel1:
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u. s. Ii. G. Gailpap So.
@arren @apes gegen Slosmobi(e
Gales Gp.
s. 5. @l,55or0 etc. gegcn g., y.
5. II. q. Gailapap So.
Mlarp 6. @elmif gegen Iope,,bprt.
9tod Sslano II. Nort6tpeItern Soil.
lpaD So.
aate gritt aeae1 MiQiom s. gi-
|l6pp.
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slme Ii. Cement So.
9erman sd)roeoer aeaen Morie 6
Gbriitianlen.
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Gailway So.
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81. q. Irper aesen S. 81. Monrot
II. q.
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port @ater So.
Senrp Sinri1s gegen SSralt glisa=
6etb @eurirlf.
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det1s.
5. s. 1uGrqp seeen @iGiam Gro
ban.
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RailpaD 50.
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g. HaillpaD So.
Coleman geatner gegen Columbus
@infiell.
u. q. spon eeeelr Iri-Gitp Mail=
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nag6an.
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s. 6. Barter aesen 6. $.
&noples.
Sames Megop So. gegen 81. S.
Smith.
So. Comics gegen s. $. slger.
Carrie sangc gegell Silfe Neb=
ling.
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- Saben sic id}o1t Dlo MiIiiort
Bier probirt? @leid NIT bern beltet1
mportirten @ier rl6 empfoblen Don
Den Doftoren. &od Sglanb @reuing
COMPANY. (Qna.)
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Die geididte ~auieoerbolt iidI
l1llr Die Maf1el baden iid geaiinoert:
Die Gerlia beiBt jest silills.
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Gcntid-s ntbcriider 8~pttcsoienit i,
Der Wabe pur 9umafne.

Sm sdnlbauie in aaells @rope
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l%lln9egeno limb ber5lid eingeIaoen
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Sds=aramer & So. gegen Tarlep

ds=araner & So. gegen Tarley
& Msfill.
golton sc. s6anf geaeu g., 81. :.
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s. $. Mltn1m gegen &el,rp Soft.
W. u. @lanep .gegel1 Sobn 6.
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@olano Ii. 81.
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ii. St. 'I
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Sallles Iitlls u. 81. gegel1 Mo0ern
8ooomcn Of Mn1erica.