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The record., 1918-05-23
Sharp Practices Cannot Endure.

For eight years we have been distribut-
ing Victrolas in Muhlenberg, and our faith
in them is much stronger now than when
we secured the agency, for the decision
reached then, after an exhaustive study of
all machines on the market, led US to the
Victrola, and its performance has given
most complete satisfaction to every pur-
chaser, so much so that from first to last
machines sold by US are in the hands of
the original pure hasers The field is en-
arging rapidly, and in time practically
every home will have some sort Of mach
Inc. 1t is to our interest, and to the more
vital interest of every buyer. that most tho
rough Investigate en- be made in the selec
ton Of this lite N. We have at all times a
representative stock of instruments and
records, and gladly give public demonstra-
tons. Records Of all machines will be
played, and the most thorough investisa-
ton and comparison Of both machines and
records should be made by you, and are
invited by us. No sharp practices have
ever been used by us in making sales. and
we will not resort to trickery, double
decking of records in the making of dem
onstrations,H and other hoodwinking acts
and statements followed by some deal
ers. Everybody gets square deal from
us, before and after sale, and we refer to
our large family of VictroIa users, our best
incentive and greatest asset IN the contin-
nal enlargement of this branch of our
establishment. Very truly, yours,
The J. /. ROARk ESTATE,
Crien l.. Roark, Manacer.
The record., 1918-05-23

You can get any other machine
YOU want, at any. time, but you will
keep the NictroIa forever, when you
get 1t. Better wait for the one you
want, and which SO many people all
over the world want, that. deliveries
are behind the demand Roark ex-
poets liberal shipments soon, or or
dsrs placed many months ago.
The record., 1918-05-23
ChiIdrJi's Diseases.

Most pe1sonk outside of the med1-
cal profession think of measles, scar
let fever and few other similar di-
seases as affections of childhood,
and are astonl8hed when epidemics
of them occur in the army camps.
The truth Is that these diseases
are extremely contagious and that
the human or 70 ISM is especially
susceptible to than. In thickly
settled communities nearly everyone
catches them dEring his childhood.
The same I'll ing used to be true of
smallpox. apd 4 the tropical regions
Of yellow fevet until health officials
from the UnI,la States, and Others
instructed by Them, drove it away
never, LEI US hope, 70 return. Now
smallpcN attacks adults chiefly be-
cause most children are protected
OY waco uauOu. ne effect or vac
CinatlOn wears off in some cases, and
| therefore the HersOn may contract
the disease in ntter life.
A person WHIP has not had measles
or scarlatina in childhood is very
liable to take ID in adolescence or in
adult life, If h4 is exposed. That
is why measles has made such rava-
ges among our troops in the canton
ments. The adult unprotected by a
previous attack IS, however, not
quite so liable TO catch the disease
as child is, tpr he has probably
escaped because he posses a natural
immunity, if he Is fortunate enough
to have such a protection against
contagion, he may be exposed over
and over again without being attack
ed. Had it not been for instances
of natural immunity, the great cpl
denies OF black death in the Middle
Ages would have exterminated the
people Of invaded cities, except for
the very few who recovered from
attacks.
The principle so called children's
diseases doctors call them the
exanthem alta, which means eruptlve
dlseases-are scarlet fever, measles,
German measlss and chicken pox;
whocping cough and mumps are also
diseases Of childhood, though the
do not belong In the group of the
exanthemata Smallpox belongs to
the group, characterization has re
moved il from Me usuallIst of chill.
drens diseases. The child who ha:
passed throug all Of those without
mlshap is 10 bd congratulated, FOL
he has beer freed of menace that
would G.ierwise Gang over his latter
years, that NJ ght, when circum
stances " IKE favorable, make him ar
involuu arg agent in the spread of q
fatal epideu,Se.
The record., 1918-05-23

SOME people are SO constituted
lbat shey cannot trust any person
Who belongs 10 another political
pa.iy. Therefore we submit that
Charles Evans Hughcs ought to be
made fixture in the presidents or
ncal lamily. Then the democrats
could trust Wilson and the republi
Cans Hughes. The socialists, OF
course trust nobody. It IS mutual.
The record., 1918-05-23

For months Roark has advised
buyers to secure Victrolas and re-
cords before the ralse in prices.
And the raise came May 10, but is
much less than was anticipated, the
average on machines and records
being only about 5 per cent. So
Victrolas are still the cheapest thing
You can buy, and always have and
will be the be:t. :.
The record., 1918-05-23
FATTENlNG FEED FOR FOWL S
cornmeaI, Midlngs, Beef Scrap and
Ground Oats Are Said to Be
Advantageous.

4 good fattening ration for poultry
is two parts cornmeal, one part each
of middlings. beef-scrap and ground
oats, with the hulls slfted out. These
meals should be thoroughly mixed, wet
three times day. Usually, it is not
profitable to keep birds in the fatten.
ing pen longer than three weeks.
The record., 1918-05-23
Good Type Of Mutton.

should also be chosen with reference
to the ewes of the flock. If the ewes
are large and coarse, the ram should
be small and compact. If the ewes
are small and compact, the ram should
be of a larger type.
The record., 1918-05-23

IwO million Ydnks in France this
,eat. Thj< patton does NOT propose
~ grasp the German neltle with dit
f1ent fingers.
The record., 1918-05-23

IHIs season The admira bic youpg
man With the sport shit and the
passionate socks will be missed from
MS accustomed haunts. He is in
training camp.
The record., 1918-05-23

AMERIcAN soldiers are helping to
gua.d the channel ports. 1t Is an
honorable post of dagger and privi-
leee.
The record., 1918-05-23

Lincoln Chsu'auqua, with a great
program, Will draw large crowds to
Greenvile June 20 "a,
The record., 1918-05-23

As ;lme goes on more and more
i Americans realize that this IS good
war aud we'll worth getting into.
The record., 1918-05-23

JHERE are 400, 600 feeble u1inded
persons in the United States, not
counting the professional pacifists.
The record., 1918-05-23
New AGENTS ARE
Placed 1T WORK
Now at Labor II Thirty-Three
Northern ail:l Western
States.
LARGE INCREASE is, NOTED
Part Of National Plan to Augment Pro-
duction and Conservation of Food
Supplies to Meet War Emer-
gcncy Needs.

prepared by tho United States Depart
mcnt of AEriculture)
More than 700 county agents and
emergency demonstration agents are
now at work in the SO Northern and
Western states. The increase in agents
since emergency appropriations be-
came available WAS more in two
months than the average yearly in
crease during any of the past four
years.
County agricultural agent work is
conducted by the United States de-
partment of agriculture in cO-Opera-
ton with the various state agriculture
al colleges and local organizations rep
resenting the farmers of the county
in which the agent is lOcatede The
county agent is usually selected by a
committee representing the county Or
ganiZation. on recommendation of the
county agent leader at the agricultural
college. There is at present an unuSu-
ally great demand for men qualified
for work of this kind to carry out the
plan, adopted under the food prOduc-
ton act, of employing an emergency
demonstration agent for every agricul-
tural county in the United States not
having a regular county agent. This
is a part of the national plan to in.
crease the production and conserva
ton of food to meet the war emer
gency needs.
Agent in Each County.
Organization of new counties is
rapid. especially in states of the cen
trail West, several of which have Civ
county agent or county emergency
demonstration agent in each of theil
counties by February 1.
Maine, New Hampshire, Massachus
etts, Connecticut, Rhode Island anG
Delaware already have an agent in
and Pennsylvania are almost complete
ly covered. Nearly half of the agri
cultural counties in the Northern ani
Western states are now being served
ny local demonstration agent, ant
the indications are that the country
can be completely covered before ths
| beginning of another crop year.
One of the most gratifying features
| Of the organization campaign in the
| Northern and Western states thus fal
| has been that mOs$ counties taking w
! the work are arranging for it on per
! manent baSiS-many Of them maxim;
plans for periods of three years.
Must Have Thorough Training.
The qualification requirement O.
agents are somewhat different in tn,
various states. Graduation from al
agricultural college is not in all case
required, though training substantial
| ~ equivalent to four years cOurs
at such college is usually insisted up
| on. A considerable amount of farm
experience is a universal requirement
| and it is preferable that some of thi
experience should be secured sine
completing the college course.
Additional information in regard t.
county agent work and the organiza
ton of farm bureaus can be had b.
writing to youY state agricultural col
lege or to the United States depart
ment of agriculture, Washington, D. {
The record., 1918-05-23

Now 1t is discovered that "ihIee
American correspondents" were hot
"cxpciIed from Mlxico.n Look out
iUr tainted ncwS.
The record., 1918-05-23

1nERE is sd war on. Every BODY
Is morally drafted for some sort of
service.
The record., 1918-05-23

MOREOVER, peace without Nictory
would mean another war soon. And
one war Of this KIND is plenty.
The record., 1918-05-23

Furniture polish, guaranteed by
Roark, gives greatest satisfaction.
The record., 1918-05-23
AhNNUNEEMENiS.


re ere authorized 10 announce
= MAJ. iil-NKY Ii. Den ItAItj>r
% Warren uuuGt,. cHutliAat" for Congress-
from the Tiiir.j Cen. rc~.SiUnai district subject
=, HE .,CtIGn Of the Democratic ii imary lie
held in j lust, 1915.
The record., 1918-05-23
= CE5IS Phi, fEtR. III EoYaaG.
I>scECSi ET.

'TGc 81 nscrIntion ,r"ics NJ the paper is pava-
he "a .dyai:ce. and when ,Ge tirle hR,s expire d
w3tcn It IS paid, the paper Will hc stopped.
Cards 1f tuanl;s. obituary notices. etc, il not
IOCgCr than ten ines, will TIE publ Shed FREQ. A
chI"s2 Of %. per line will bc made for Su"cse H.
L-i;: lines. No yariariou uf this rulp anyone.
free sstapls copies will be mailed.
advertisements will be inserted :. rate card
EIl he turuishCd on request.
Address aTj communications and make all re-
ri itrnnces payable 10 RECORD PRESS,
Green vile ~.
The record., 1918-05-23

Get a fly sW,atter or three from
Roark
The record., 1918-05-23
CHARACTERISTICS OF A RAM
Male Should Be Selected With Refer.
enee to Ewes in Flock-Proper
Proportions.

A ram should be chosen having all
the characteristics of the breed he rep
resents, and showing character. He
The record., 1918-05-23
THURSDAY, MAY q, 1918.

+ -ad ut tae Gresrvil!e, Ky, postof1ce as
-"r0rG &c: :, ~. ~, Itrr
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-08-14

in ser &tearpie senomnen baben. Hon
sort alls bcGerrlbeu lie Die Stapt 2alz
1ianp llnb Sas Sbal Der Saoctte uno
oas @eIdnoe nah giproen gu.
{ Associated Press
2pnbpn, IS. gltg. - Ste Die
neulten @sIbuusen bon Der Sront la@
gen, baben Sic Sran5oien einen ltarten
beutlhen Gesenansriii aIf bas @uiiif
BON 9alIisnp nad bartnddisem aanpT
abseIdlaeeir.
9pnpprt, 13. Aug. = Bis iebt
iiuo 33 bsutihe Sipiliunen in Ser
SdIasbt ieltgcltellt iporben. Sic Inse'z
den Iprcfen bafiir. baB hic 8elernen
bcs SeillOes it'd allnabli9 erlhopfeu,
1lnb er sielt Sruppen aus Der 2inle.
nm feline Slanfen 81 ltdrten lnh SiifeH
alssliiillen. Sies lit ieooeb ein Ger
fabren, bas Iit) MIR big 5n einem 9e@
tpi1leu 8rabe ausfiibren ldBt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-08-14

traufeinterellcn uu0 bie forrupten ST.
snanSintereli.u ab3ni6ipaden" bie. tpie
Seorlt perliterte, 2eipis in Der eesen@
ipdrtigen Observation-Disclosures perz
trete.
9ear5t iaete. 8olp &alda babe
por5iiglibe eelaubigunssl6reiber1
mitscbradt, lnO er, @earif. lei tbn1 9e=
eeniiber b6ilid seipelen, geraSe iute er
2orb 9sorbelifie ,no anseren bellldens
Sen sso,irualiiten o'lsSidtisfeit ecsens
ilber b6flidb getpelen lei. Gr lube nidt
getpltBt, bab 8olo ipdter als Spto11
eutldrpt perben tuiirbe.
SD battc 8ernltprff rnebrere 9al
|getroffen. 1nh ib latte au6 Slilcrano
uub gprins e8ice, ben frans0iiiden nno
|britiIden @ptldaiter, setroifem". iaate
0err 9earir. SD erinnere mid nibt,
oab ib 8ernitorff ien,als IN n,etneu1
0aule traf, lr,,h idb bente. oas ein5ise
Osal. mo er geirlh nuadte. ipar bel
einsm Nadrnittagstbee, als ib nidt pa
par.
.,Mber alles bies ereienete iidl bor
bem Gintritt ser Ser. Staaten III Den
Ariea, ,lnb i'd, mar bolltpannen bered}@
tiat. ben be,ltiden gotI6after ober Den
|frans6iiiden 8otidafter ober ben eng
|liiGen gotldafter oSer iraenSeiueI'
goiidaiter alt treffen. ssn bieler Sude
! aab es feline @ebei,uiribtbnerei. pie
GERM 2etpis' eissne beidspOrenen9uss
lasen betpeilen."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-08-14
Geit bem 8. Mugut lunrbtn $4,000 St.
fQuQene geuoumtn 4. 600 Wei6abe erbeutet.
eentne uno 9robtD io4en i'd tnnerbalb 3a8e iibe
tire Rrte9sorobun8eu ertldrtn.
Slomaten tDerben Dou GroRbritauniea
fdbreuoe Madt auetfannt.
lie 9eudbeu ou geiatunssnppe fir 9etresrab aui be ga

slmieroam, 10. aus. Sic
aaiirten sriffen ben ungefdbrlibiten
Yuntt al Der 8eitirout an. iagt
6uuptmauu b. Sol3mann in Der Ser
liner @oliilUe 3eitlln9, uuo barum lei
elne 8eDrobung Der aause1 beutlhen
2tnie a1lBer Srage. Sic Stdrfe Der
belltlden StcIlu19en bon &erbun Bis
5ur Gee, iiigt er bin3ll, liese in elmer
na6 Silocl1eu 5u 9ebogenen Sirlle,
uuo na6 ctuer apnioliSirlmg Ser
sisnez llnb Gesleiront t6uue Selouare
ldna b. Stnbenburg feline Neierbeu an
Der innereu 2inie 6equen trausportiz
rem unb lie lMeunigit ua6 eoem be-
orD6ten Yuntt leuOen. Ser bauptruanu
ertpartet i'm Septen1ber llto Sftober
Sperationen groBen Stils.
gSie,r ii6er sfmerifas ariesstarfe
unterridtet.
81 ON, ~. 9lug. = Inter SEN gotz
ldaften. ipelde bon 8ahrtele o'9lnnllnz
5io uno lei1em italienilhen 8elf1puz
Der bel ieiuen1 jiingiteu Slug iiber
gSien ab9euorfeu iuurbeu, befanb lid)
cine, in lpelder Ser 9ia6orl1t aui bie
&riegsanItrc' gungen Der s(1nerifaner
gelest intro.
~9ie gan5e @elt", heiBt es IN ser
9otldaTt, lit gese, eud, unb eure
8eeierl1ng hpfft mad, ibrer Sieberlage
i'm Suni nidt mebr auf gdeg. 5eute
fdn1pfeu n1ebr als cine 0ttllion slmeriz
fnner in Srantreicb. uno gln1erita baut
5tpei,nal 10 biele S6iffe. als SieSauebz
boote uerlenfen.
Gu u;tiIusbiatter aussulefern.
3iiri,b. Gdape;s. 12, sflig. .5ae
@boroen in Bten baJen Dctn Yllblis
fln1 befoblen, ale Rropasanbaz 2itera=
tur, Sic BON italieniiden iSIiegern am
,sreitas auf @ien berabgeiuorfen purz
De, ob5l1liefern, lnb fir Ndeftbefplsuug
hieles 8efebls ipurbe nit lhlperer
gtraie eebrctt. Sic 2el1te batten lid
f0rmli6 Inn Diele Sdrifteu seri1en,
fir Sic bpn ,nanhen ni1t tpeniger als
20 Strpren be5u5It tpuroeu.
Sic 3eitllns ~Nei4spoit" maht sic
@iener barauf aufnerfiam, oaB iie
felt Dielem fiibnen italienti6en Slte>
geruntermebmen it6 niGt nte6r ais bor
Den sdreden bes &rieses u0uie gez
lbiitt bolten biirfen:
Rniiifhes.
2pn SON, 12 9lug. - Ser &oz
pentageneraorreiponDent Ser gr6ange
Selesropb 60. 3itirt aus ser 3etrosraz
Ser 3eitllng vSspeItia" onb an perz
Idiepenen Huntten uin oe1u nidt pDm
sseino beiekter Sbeile bon 9llBlano"
III elmer gn5abl BON Stdbten gegene
repptutipnare StrDmltnsen aussebroz
hen leien. Sic Soptets leiea in bielen
Srten seitiir5t nub an lire Steue Ser
treter ser Wtenlhelpifi (oer @enrdBigz
ten) ols Stabtrdtbe einseieyt lvproen.
su aaiau, beibt es in Ser 3eitune
tueiter, lei ser lpeitbefanltte goll6e@~
1pitifiibrer Slidiusfp un1gebradt lpor%
ben, uub iu 9tpip9onoSz unb 9iia5rnz
8esirf lei inter Sen @ulId]eipiti elm
groBes 9lEttab angerihtet iuprSen.
5tod + pl III, -. slus. Sic
Gplerazgpioemie in 9etrograb lit in
Mbnobn,e beeriffen. Nm 1. Nu9ult be-
trus sic 3abl Ser Gbolernfalle in 9es
troarab S4, au 2. sluslilt lis. am 8.
Mleuit 10 unb 4. ausult AZ. gegen
1914 Sdlle in ben leeten filnf Sult%
tagen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-08-14
G.ine biibid)e 2pbniumue.

llnipntp mn, Ga., II. sllg.
Ser 20 Sabre dlte Sepi @tabpnep, Elm
sluaeitellter Ser Gelliez z0dncn her8eti@
II z@uIlusban Gpal & Gote Gontpann.
bebauptet, sen botiteu sipcrpohentltz
den 2ubn in hieIer @eaenb ae6osen 5lt
baben, als er $170.32s erbielt. Gr lit
ein Goheusrdber lino fiillte III ben 5lpei
8ocben III Basaons nit Der bon linn
seiDrberten &oble.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-08-14
Ans beul Auslanbe.
Qentne unb 3rDbfD iDllen erflaren.
Annotated Press

(Associated Press
2onbon 13. IIg. = Sic Gens
trail Netps bringt bie iiber Berlin aus
Mostau gefcmmene Melolng. bab Bic
biplomatiibeu Gertreter Ser @ntente
&riegs,ninilter Srobfp ei1le Sfote ii6er<
reidt bdtteu, Ste iner6a1b 3 Gage eiue
@rfldrung iiber 9rentter 2eninesSrob@
uns iorbert, bab :Rub(unS &rieg gesen
ben britiihz fron50iil6eu Smperialt5s
mus" erfldren piirbe.
Sic sidedeu= sluiuafen als friesfiib=
renbe alliirte W,adt anerfannt.
(Associated Press
2onboll, 13: aug. Sic britiz
ide 8esieruns fat cine grfldrung ausz
segeben. Die sic GideheneSIoipafen
iprmeu als ei,rs ouiirte Station uno Die
3 tldedii6z ilopattide11 srmeen ais
cine auiirte Gtreitmadt auerfeunt, Die
eineu regetrebten arieg gegen Die Whtz
telmdbte fiibrr.
9te 9eutIdeu ipollen 9ectrugrab
beieten.
Associated Press)
2onbnn. 13. Aug. Gus 9elz
linefors iiber &openbaseu fou1n1t Die
gndriht, Sab bie 9eutlden Yetrosrab
beleben lpoaen. gSie es beiBt, linb Die
Sruppen lhnu auf Dem 8eg.
q It er M. 49, 4us. 96<
tbetlungen beutiden Sanoll.,ul1s, bic
IN SitfIanbern i'll 8arltiion lagen, iinb
.nah MuBlauh heurhert tuorbsg. ,pie
eine 9epeide bon Ser Bren5e n1elbet.
@ewaltmittel.
(Associated Press
Nmterb unL 13. gug. Sic
Mbeiniid z@elpbdliide 3eituue in gIz
len iagt, Erenier 2enine babe in einem
neuen 0taniieit sic mitleioloie Ser
nidtuus aller @eecnrebolutioudren
befiirtpprtet. 8auern. ste @streioe iiber
tire perlDnliden 9eOiirfniile 5uriid=
baIten. iollen it6 bor &ebolutionsgez
ridtcn als ieinbe bes @olfs berantz
tpprten. Sic SooesIrafe lou iiber Ste
perbduet tpcrben, sic berbotenen 5an@
Del ireibeu.
Jransjiiider sransportbampfer
torpebirt.
Yaris, 13. sus. -; Ser fran5Dz
ItIf,e SrdrspurtDuupfer Sientnab
(3716 5onnen) lit i'm Mttelmeer tor
pebirt lporoen.
5erit6rer perieuft.
2nnbpn, 13. sllls. Sic Ioz
n,iralitdt CAB befannt. bab Elm britt
iher SorpeoobootseritDrer am 6. Iug.
i'm Mttelmecr bllrdl Elm feinollhes
Sa,cbboot perleuft lpuroe. gs 9ingen
z Mann Der 8eiaglng bertoren.
sfus beutidlanbiiden 3eitnnsen.
sm @aag, IL. @ug. SIZE
/. 9eutide 3eitune" in Berlin iast:
.greigniiIe sipildeu Der Sonune
.uno Npre ltcllen unlere erlte ernltIide
gieperlaee tn pieiem &riese bar."
Ser mili.driide Suboerltanoige Der
6ranffurter 3eitllns" idreibt iiber
bie Alliirtenoffeuiipe: "Gs lit 9eip1B,
Dab Selbnnrihau 9uig mir cine be-
i6rautte 3abI leiner slngriffsbipilio@
men perlpenoet bat. gs lit aud, getp'B,
bab ms DeItid)e Sberfp,nrnauop aue5
il, leiner aE1ht ltebeube tbun miro, I'M
Sas S,auptbeer ieiner 0eannld)aften
unb Sic Nelerpeu suianmen5lbalten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-08-14
3elesrapbiihe Nutl5cn.

saleball. sn ser 4merican:
@aihinston 5. 6; F9ilaoelpbia
3, 1.
ssn ser " a tipnal:
Soltpu 4, 2; Neip Yorf 5, s.
3GilabeIpbiu I. 8; 8rpofipn 2, 4.
gittsburs 1, 7, Chicago 2, 2.
giucinnati 6, ct. 2ouis 0. /
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-08-14
9earit pertheibist iid.

81 eEp go ri, 12. slus. sSillians
8anbolpb &earit sab eeitern abeno
ipdt cine grfldr,,,,g ah, in oer er 1asz
te, roie Gnbent,tng, bah @rafl 8erns
.5iorif l,no 8olo Haidn in ieinen, 5ane
ie suiammel,setrnfien ieien, lei cine
daraftcriltildje SGlihtue" bes Gene
rdlarpalts bon Sem Dorf, Seipis. /"
Ser 3eitl,nasberaisseber iaste. Der of
fenlare 3iped lei setpeieu. Die s8irs
hung ieiner Gppoiitiou se8eu Sie @es
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-08-14
SIT uiatu Mlitdrp0rlagt las5 49, I, ii iuldti=
9tr Arbtitt obtr itiupft. 3niab angeldngt,
e e aeriiaa4e Gsomee befebt aus areeiorps unb jd
Gegen 1,25OOOO Wlauu
ae Geae geseratisn 0 nseu auslanber
4 4sas #$Sa1F tbrer 8ernignng


4 gnl9boote fir @asangriffc, ipie ser
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-08-14

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