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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-18
Suggested Food Prices.

The prices below are considered by
the local food administration to be tais
and reasonable They are issued by
Or, l. Eaton, local director of markets
and TRANSFORMATION. and apply to thu
market only October IL
Richmond, Va Oct IT. 1918.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-18
Hi. Side Line prohably.

Edward Stork passed through this
place Saturday leaving n piano for the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Glenn Morti-
mer .--Mercyville, la. Banner.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-18

sHrBuI.DING PLANT TURNED INTO GERMAN U-BoAr
BAST-Mrs
German Ktur Mrs Clark lived Belgium
large shpbufdng
and misery inflicted
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-18

You have got to hand IT to South
ern telegraph editor, he shows sense
of propriety anyway. He ran story
of lynchins on the sporting page
w. H r.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-18

"C'mon fellers, get into the game.
Bury Bill with a billion bonds.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-18

Alaska Reds
II 10. tail
csnsi .... "a Ole - CSC
Alaska pinks
q III tail
cans) .. 10 I20 30 M26
IN nearly every case the FIRST column
under consumer pays" is the maxi
mum price for cash and carry stores.
The second column: the maximum for
credit and delivery stores,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-18

buy Liberty Bonds----
WEEKLY MARKET QUOTATIONS.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-03-14

here's the test of female courage and level
m~ihdedness. Any girl who does not tighten
her petticoats about her ankles and jump
on a chair or table, who does not scream
and go into Mysteries generally, according
to DR.. Parks, shows the making of an ideal
war nurse. +.
On the surface the New York physicians
suggestion appears a wise one, for the fear
of Ewes daughters for mice, reptiles and
crawling creatures is traditional, and the
few who are not "skeered' are ~relegated to
the masculine class. But if he would go to
the battle front and in the war hospitals
and see the noble and courageous women
there, who have conquered nervousness and
with firm hands bandage the wounds Of
the bleeding heroes, assuage the pains and
~tortures of the men, grooming in undescrib-
able agonies, he would find that much more
has to be overcome than the fear of mice.
On the other hand, these same women
who, without a culver, and with perfect
control over themselves, assist the surgeons
in their marrow-freeEing work, may still
harbor their Unborn trepidation at the APP.
proach of the wee quadrupeds. a
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-03-14
A Warning

About the middle OF February the firm
Of vichi & Giannini, Grocers. and meat dead
ers in Albuquerque, shipped -four ana sugar
to customers in Dawson, in violation of the
regulations Of the Food Administration.
In due time this matter came TO the Fed.
eral Food Administration with unquestioned
proof OF the facts. Yesterday uiannini, be
ing a member Of the firm, was called into
the office Of the administrators and closely
questioned. AS a result Of the conference,
which was entirely friendly, no penalty was
imposed, the firm, however, agreeing from
this time on to conform absolutely to the
regulations OF the Food Administration and
in consideration of the remission of any
penalty for violation in question, they agree
to take $500 per month in war savings
stamps for their children for the next
twelve months. fN
1t is absolutely necessary that the wheat
OF the country be saved. 1t will not be the
policy Of the administration always to deal
leniently with violations of the regula-
tions.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-03-14
Japan's just Right

New YORK Giobej

afF - A0NNJT4-lEf NArr
lfif the Developments Of. the war we're, aAach
as to make it probable that a German force
would occupy Halifax, and Canada were Iii
subht a state OF anarchy as to make plain
her Inability to defend her coasts, and to
raise doubts Of her desire so to do, 1t is Ger.
lain that United States would iunduestion.
ably Immediately occupy the Nova scotian
port igAf M 4i5csy al 1"1ltnsli,
h Japan's relations to Nladiv0stoki and Its
hinterland, are those that would exist II a
power hostile to us were threatening an i'm
defended Canada Japan has a Monroe
Doctrine, based, like our own, on considera.
lions, of q necessary self,defense, The ac-
tiun Japan proposes is not AN Entente ac-
ton at all. A purely Japanese question is
raised. JapGn fought the Manchufian war
to keep at a. distance a dangerous and mem
acing imperial power. If she was. Justified
In resisting Russia she is certainly justi
fled is resisting Germany. 1t is inoonceiv-
able that she will allow iVlRdisyostok to
come into German possession. q La ,
The landing OF japanese forces is said
not to be pleasing to Russia Then Russia
should defend herself. II she canffot br will
not, 1t Is not her right to complain Il Japan
defends herself, Efforts viii doubtless be
made to mlsrepresent the issue Japan is
called on to face. The promoters Of pro-
German propaganda in this country are al.
ready busy, working as they steadily dc to
sow discotd, but tho facts speak for them.
selves.
In the affairs Of nations as in the affairs
of men the rule Is a good one that allows
another to do what you would do In similar
circumstances. II we were environed as
Japan Is environed no shred OF doubt exists
that we would occupy vladivostok until it
iwas certain Germany or her agents we're not
to have 1t.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-03-14

ly to the safer methods Of construction fol.
lowed in European countries. but this would
not seem to account for the difference Of
seventy cent? pei capita between the loss
in Canada and that in the United states.
Mr.. Smith advocated the greater use Of auto
matte sprinklers, and calculated that, as last
year there were 261 fires. with a loss Of
sl2.ooo 900. there would have been a net
saving, If automatic sprinkler systems had
been Installed in the damaged or destroyed
establishments Of $4,000, 900. as we'll as a
great decrease In the insurance premiums
paid. When comparing conditions in Cana.
do with those in Europe, he said: I'VE
labor TO ~extinguish fires. They labor to pre-.
vent them" There is much common sense
in Mr.. Smiths argument, which should be
taken seriously to heart BY property owners
in both Canada and the United States.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-03-14
70 Arrnsi Close
Ranks and Stand
Together, Warning
New York Evening Mail)

The storm winds of history are blowing.
The crisis OF the world Is upon Us. THESE
are the latter days. Nations are being shak-
eh to theft Foundations. Governments are
tottering Ana falling. WITHIN a year .thb
Greatest empire In the world has been shat
tered and dismembered, today the prey of
all those who choose to feed upon Ii. Most
terrible of ali fateb, it fell not BY the
strength or its enemies, but its own internal
weakness. Its enemies without resistance
Invade its soil, compel It to sign an ignoble
peace and put upon It, for all its future a
burden OF economic slavery. Its people Are
70 toll not for themselves alone. OF all
they produce a 1.-THE Is to go TO those who
by force Of arms seized preference III its
markets and a prior right to exploit its
rich resources.
Russia has it's lesson for America. There
is no strength excepting in union In this
~Armageddon OF nations, this warning OF
the chaff from the wheat; there is no safety
for the disunited. There is no place, and
there can be no tolerance, fnlAmerica for
Those who preach the doctrine OF class an
ltagonism. There Is no place for those Boil
sheviM with whom hatred of the bourgeois
is greater than love OF America. Like Rus.
STA, we, too, have our demagogues of dis
leontent. Their leader is Senator La Toilette.
I'VE all recall how not many months ago,
he took advantage of the Non4Paftisan
Leagues hospitality at st. Paul to read q
seditious political speech in place of the
economic address he had promised to deliv-
er. To-day he tells the country that uniyer.
sal military service Is a business mans pro-
lNNctkso,. hnA.Gkt Ia na1Ak.a .4aALaa aasEAf
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-03-14
The Waste in Fires

High as tn" flrt loss per capita in the
United States, it is stated to be even higher
In Canada. The fire prevention engineer of
the Canadian Commission, J.. Grove Smith,
in a recent address, is reported as having
said that the average fire loss per capita
in Canada is $2.96, compared with $2.26 In
the United States, sixtysfour cents in Eng
land, seventy.four cents in France, sixty
three cents in Italy, ffty.fye cents Norway.
foftysfotir cents in Sweden, thirty-two cents
in Austria, t~wenty-eight cents in Germany
and thirteen cents in Switzerland, says an
exchange. He ascribes the difference large
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-03-14
Mouse Test

II a woman can overcome her fear for
mice SHE is fit for war nursing, according
to DIR. William H. Parks, director Of the
New York health laboratories.
DR.. Parks suggests that the mouse
tests be applied to all vassar students who
wish to join the nurses training camp of
the Council Of National Defense. while
the applicants are being examined he would
turn loose a flock of mice Just to see how
the girls would behave.
Now, then, comments the st. Louis Times,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-03-14
bALLApE--A pLEA Fdk padNas

on, Mr.. Hoover I've sseyeu
Your rules regarding what 10 eat;
TIE Government ] gladly aid
~ eating spsrinsIy Of meat.
never. drink my coffee sweet,
And 90 without my shredded hay;
But, MIR. Hoovtt, ehttbat;
Don't ~psfpetrsts 4 prdhsieas DAY,
I've catch bran Of every grade. +.
And all the su~bstitbtes fSf wheat;
NY ~patriotissN, l''ve displayed
~ passing ub ths potker's feet sss
WhiIe sugar made from cane or beet,
wave aside and sayi MAY, AAyl"
% make ny hAppIDess Complete
Dent bsrpstrate 4 prlneless dayI
on ony rule that you have made
never have besn known to cheat;
Thai coal fok ships 10 not delayed
I've b5ns without sufficient heat.
WITH Blankets wrapped arUund my feet
70 Keep the biting frost away.
50, a. | helped TO coal the fleet.
Dent perpetrste . t~pfureiess day.
rN n st. Louis Post-Dispatoh:
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-03-14
~"
AAsf1s . GIRLS,

When girl friends meet eoasei
There is much gush,
They spread the mush. I 6Iitthst
i2is4gtaG fa6 leif.y. &
But nausht can beat 5sl sxla Giro
The sush, we'd state, p phiip
When two girls meet so e7l.at }s
Who truly hate. aNF' - ollsn q
i Kansas CITY Journal. !, |
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-03-14
"whits MICE needed fof Army Hos.
pltaIs.y Hsad Lihe Goodnight, nurse!


Portales Valley News.-Fred Gregory
traded his wheel Ur for a gun and gave
the gun ana another wheel for It back.
Fred is in business but is not making
much money.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-03-14

OF course the sun is still d luminous orb,
but our experience Is that It's 4 darn poor
substitute FOR coal.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-03-14

, What areFyou doing there hNea 81 afSp
a Making over an old + waist : War
work. 1t is a sin to lose a pin; it is
bad taste to waste a waist"
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-03-14

WHEN you play with fire. says an ex
change, you ARE always likely to burn a
lot Or other people.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-03-14

EnsBAH says tuat steat1ng money,
IS the hardest way to get itzthhd that
InArfsihgS il IL the next hardest
"a AfFfER all thefs Is some question It
u pointed out as to whether equal
suffrage can really be a. success until
II gives aswoman the right to- ask B.
mAnsto marry her. epitds 4, fY
nod l3i 1-S@A wa ges q
y We GOT chatting with aa ffuit VEN
der the other day. why did you leave
Bicflyg". we asked. VI ss h. = \
"sMy country, he said. 4~tenna-cent 4,
day this country. teAna cent d cigar"
aas $1,000 81 agiraa sl..
MRS, GRUMMEIn entered the taxi
q dermist's with a stuffed parrot in her
hands, 0' -.tsf1 ~ a ~ ~ ~
DO you remember TIE bird you
stuffed for me last summer?' she ask
ed. "Well, the work was SO badly done
that the feathers are simply falling {
out" aIbQa 3tl .s6 Ia. ~
"Ah, madam said the mani rthat is d
triumph of artA we stun our birds so
we'll that they mouit at the proper sea.
son. '-Minieapolis Tribune.
%-%Av%w HI
ST. LOUIS, with a list OF striking
unions a yard long and sAvefal thous-
and men out, claimed the other day to
be the most American city in the Uni
ted States" And it might be added, "ff
that be Americanism, make the most of
it,.
x-~x-~ , -
THE BULGARfANs are said to lave
little to complain about, as they live
mostly on bread, cheese and ,sonr milk.
Which would indicate that we American
eaters have a great deal to learn
ffN v-SAx@&ssogq4t sb5N !
WHEN the town of Macleod, near
Calgary, Alberta, disputed d gas bill for
street lighting Policeman webbe Foote
weight 300 pounds, sat on the valve box
. the company's plant and detied elm to
turn Off the gas, Webb FNoote, was there
like q duck. .4Is3E
v-v--
nMhitA Miee NkAHaN "a AknHv haa.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-03-14

,Uffer you my hand and my heart
J THANK you, no, tAiey. but YOU nay
Het,1 me- an icei" ~ a'nsa "a ~ /
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-03-14

SPAIN is to supply Pershing with
mules; and a serious reflection has
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-03-14

The old-fashioned girl who used to pul
kisses in her love. letters nov has q daugh
ter who is knitting EN- into sweaters.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-03-14

And while Solomon may have had other
little weaknesses, it is generally agreed
that he was not bashful among the ladies'.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-03-14

CAPTAIN Sprinkle Of the Eighth Car
airy Ii said to have rendered efficient
service against Mexican bandits. They
say 1t newer rains but it pours when he
gets into action. yu
~~v an 1 Z
WASHINGTON dispatches say there
are too many people there, This will
be Indignantly and personally resent
. cd BY quitegh Number af gentlemen on
the fight and left sides OF the capitol
building I'd "a 81 7 :rsii
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-03-14
A POSSIBLE REASON.

AMA
"Ybh may talk about Beanbrough,' said
the fat plumber, ''but he surely looks on
the bright side of things
what has happened TO Beanbrough 2" the
thin carpenter ihdtired,
"The other day went with him to buy a
pair Of SHOES
'Uh, huh" eti
"He didn't try them on at the store, and
When he got home he found that a nail was
sticking right up through the heel OF ONE
aDid he make d fuss about It when he
took the shoe bRck?"{ A NB43ft Ff8SANi
"No. That's what I'm getting at"
what did he do?"
"tie told the clerk he supposed the nail
was put there Intentionally TO keep the fuot
from sliding forward In the shsaf'--
youngstown Telegram. u alf
atf3 serH MH4M vat.
PatLaweli, no wan can prreviht what's
paasht al, gone" Mike-aYe could ii ~o
quick enough" Pat-"G'wan now
How coud ye." Mike-"Sthop it before ii
appens.'-Boston Transcript.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-03-14
Snap Shots
(DaHab News.)

As d general thing, yos can tell BY the
color OF d mans conversation whether he
has brains or just q mud puddle Under his
nat.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-03-14

IN THIS connection the p~reventers
OF boarding might look into the case of
some of Mr.. Hoover's brilliant congress
sional critics who are known to be full
of ptunes.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-03-14

been made upon the sovereign state Of
Misaouri.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-03-14

sasgAK HOUSE says that steaIfng money
Is the hardest way to get itihhd that
marrying 1t Is the next hardest.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-03-14

THE BULGARfANs are said to have
little to complain about, rs they live
mostly on bread, cheese and SON milk.
Which would indicate that we American
eaters have a great deal to- learn
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-03-14

THAT funeral you b soienifiy 10
ing up the street IL for last fellow Who
asked US how long the war wouid last.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-03-14

AT THIS distance 1t doesn't look as II
It would help the Hun much to have
the Jap sit in the game whatever the
Russ does.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-03-14

BoB-1s he such a chap as one would
invite to ones home?
NEWLYWEp-Oh,, most assurediy,
No woman could possibly be interested
in him. is .af4 st sSf
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-03-14

~ often think, :" she said, that women
{, are more courageous than meA.s 1elt
Il 4 khowrthey ares wAers H. thefe1
a man who wouiat have the courage 10
pull out a, mirror and DOH himself up
before aacrowd IN restaurant"
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-03-14

is THE WOMAN spy Bilia another
notable recognition d w0fiahs
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-04-27
suuohmc Der s,abrunssmittclansfubr

GSoibing t . H. IS. slprtl. Nme<
rifas @ci1tencr an Nabrltngslnitteln
fir Sic 2ipilbepDlferllns ber I(liirten
hat I'M Mouot gidrs auns rieIig su9e=
,,pn,n,en. slus Stotiltiten fir Sen gFpz
nat, sic um Mitiipph bont Surcalt fir
einhcimiIchcn lmo al,sipdrtiaen Sal,pel
bcfannt 9egeben ipllrScn, acbt bcrpor,
baR sic slnsfubr bon Sleill llnb Oiolz
fcreiproSuftcu iidl ouf Sill 1872 .22d
belief, oeoen $42,951,127 im Sebrltz
or. lpdhrenb ser @ertb Ser aus9cfilbrs
ten grotlfpiic iid auf $65,295,279
teIief, mas cine 3llnabmc lint Sill
600. coo sescu benSormOnat beSelltet
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-04-27
Sclcerapbiidc 9sotiscn.
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10. WPllt.
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g,clp Dprf IL. @roptlpu 5.
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8egtnn Der 3cidnnnscn 6. Mpril
shlmf ber 3cidnun8cn 4. Nsai
SaQiae 3ablmtacn: :
3insta9e:
Is. MaGr5; Is. Sept.


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1ciern fam als itarfe @eritarfums fit
bic brittle pupuldre 0reibeitsauleibe
Der Natipn. Sic 5eicr hes 6reibetts=
tages nit Garaocn unb &unbgcbungcil
il. iugnt,uic alien Sbeilcm n,ircS gro
iscn 2anbes bat ber &aane, bic jett
3 MSudlen 9ebauert bat, cincn nemclt
sntricb fir bic edjluh,uodJc gcgebcn,
bic am Nfpntag 6cginnt.
9ic mmtseid)nnmgcm fir bic
brittle 6reibeitsanleibe sumrhcn beute
slbenb BPM shatamt nit 5000
99O,22O angcgebcn. 9icic snmme
niufaht iebod nur bic 3eidnnnsen, bic
bein, DeMtiecn Ociddftsbcsinm bel BET,
ya,,tcm mnb 9rnitgeiellidaiten bes
2anbcs ciugclaufc,t uarcn. 9as bemti=
&C ;5cidnnnasreiultat tann III iciner
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a,tgcgcben ,uerbcn.
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tag in gHaibineton bic &a=
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tbcilnabme,,, ,nb abnlidc llmsiige
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i;abcn jett (bente nidt nit in6csrif=
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Mu8 6em MuBlanbe.
Sic bcutidjelt Gcrli1ltc.
{ Associated Press

q m il er 3 q NJ, 26. 9lpril. Euut
9ericft Ser Srnntfurter 3eltlu1a loli
Sen. ShulB por bcn1 Sonuptfon,itcc
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bc,, FOB Sic beltldcu %erlllte lelt
Scoinn oc5 Nriegcs 100000 W&an1l
hctrn0eu. &on bcu Aral1fcH llno Ser
tullnocteu leic,l 100000 Wunn on Die
Sron1 3uriidgctebrt IpGhreno $4,000
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600 Nrilppcl. His 5ur Stlnoe babe
Sel,tItldnn iuohl nit $4,000 Mrilppel
6u rtdnen.
9(us oDllaub.
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Ser S,uug, 20. @pril. GcrCbcr%
bcIebls6uber offer Sdl1oz uno Gee
ltreitfrdfte in Soolouo but porloufig
allc l1rlulbscrtbeiluueeu ollfge9pben.
Sic slmshcbuug ilt Srlano.
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2pnoon, 26. s(pril. Sr Sen iriz
idJcn Observation-Disclosures gebt. bas@cz
riic)t tint, DoB ser 9lu5bcblrngscrluB
iilr ,Irlauo ndd)ltc @rdlc lu1ter5eid)net
nerOcn miro.
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2onopn, 26. s(pril. Cir Brilliant
s2cir lit bclte gum Nli1lilrer ser 2uftz
.1lrei1Irafte eri1annt Ipurper. Gr 1T Der
Tu6fcI9er BON 2orb Hntbermere, 8rl1z
Scr bon 2orb Nortbclific, Ser gcltern
aus lcinen slmt 5lrilttrat
Nurn Murtbcliffe omtsmiibe.
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oouoon, 26. slpril. Ser ~Stanz
naro" nil lriilen, ooB Spro 9tortbz
c!ific, &priieer oes 2puOoncr 6otptz
olartiers ser hritiltcu liiMiou III pcI1
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Iiir itu ocfllnOer lperDcu fam.
Sritiidjcr Gruabrungstpntrpllenr
suriifgetrcten.
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9uuoon, 90. slpril. Sic Sdlly
Woil uill lui1ien, onb Sarcn 9bonooa
aus oem Sllnt nes britilhcn Gr1dbz
runesfputrplle1trs, ou5 er Ielt 10 Mo-
nutcn inue bate, 5uriidgetreten le1. Gr
iii Icit cinigcn SSoden trantbcitsbolhcr
uu: Icincn Soften ublpcIcno gclpelen.
Nus Scr 2uft bcId)uiicn.
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,(Jortieeune auf Ser 4. seite.).
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Mprculu ugcn, 26. Slpril. Scut@
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9(us 6Dilanb.
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Nener britiidjer Wstuiitcr.
{ Associated Press

2pnopu, 26. s(pril. Cir Brilliant
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,lreilIrafre errrannt iporpen. Gr lit Dcr
TuhfcI9er BON 2orb Hutbermere, 8rllz
Scr bon Sorb Nurtbcliiic, Ser gcitern
aus lcinem N1nt Sllriicftrut.
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"lp nnterltiibcn mir nlft in, ri6tigel
gerbaImib lmiere S0bue. bie nidt I'M
bas @eringite, ionbern nm Dos S01Ite
rtr Ncfte Slmcritas uno Scr Srcibcil
Ncr ySclt fdmpfcn."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-04-27

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Griple 9cfiibrt. Sic >6Obc lelblt ppll
Ser mnu lueit iibcr Bic flanorilhcGbcue
licbt, lit III ln,Iercm Sclie.
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Sruppcu, Sic Su beioeu Scitcu ppr
gSptlducte uno bel 9rououtrc fpdltel,
ipurHcn ol1: ibrcu Stellunaen geiporz
lcu.
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ScrItn, 26. Ipril. elus Dem
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rnp on ser ShludtIrout iilolic) pnl
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itaucrcu %crlultcu fir Sen Sclno Obj
geldllugcn.
&is icst linp aus Ser 9cltrise1
Shluht $500 @efougeue gencInc'
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lino SruuSnier. Gs liun mn cin 1rons
5Gliihcr lluo elm eugltId)er NeBln1entss
| Ueicblehuber untcr ibnen.
Siinlih ser Spn1n,c tpnntc T1llcra:
Srctonueu,lr aneeIitts Der felnollhe1
Gjc9enonariife uieht uun lrns 9ebaltc1
perocn. Sireft oltIidA bon rte'crn Spr
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ius. Sei nen rpu llns croberten %ali
uuo bel ben Sprf @ungoro botte De
Sciup cbenfuus fcincn G,rfpig NIT Jet
1cn @e9euutgrifTen.
Sic 3abl Ser on bicIem Shldht
ablhuitt Observation-Disclosures bot I'D
auf 2400 erbDbt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-04-27
&crbpt gegen Bic 5critellnng allcr
aeiitigcn 4ctr1ntc acfprbert.
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