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Arizona republican., 1911-08-01
NEWS IN BRIEF.

Montezuma Tribe of Red Men should be at Masonic hall on time tonight. The new regalia is here, and Captain Weare wants to get his work team organized.
 Payday for town bills at the council meeting tonight.
 l.. A. Norton. proprietor of the Mesa Roosevelt stage. planned to take out the automobile yesterday morning. making regular runs between stations. It was found however. that the ma chine was not ready for the road and the auto line will begin at a later date.
 C. NJ Anderson. from La Colorado. Sonora, spent Sunday night at the AL hambra and left for Roosevelt on the morning stage. He made the trip tO Mesa especially to visit the Roosevelt dam and inspect the reclamation word. for his own information.
 H. l.. Allen is brief visitor from Tucson.
 Edwin F. C. Cooper of Globe. spent Sunday in Mesa.
 F. A. Schoele. from St. Louis. was a Mesa isitOr yesterday.
 O. Rose. of Ray, Arizona. is d sojour- ner in the city
 Walter Tway is reported as Convales- cing.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-01
LOST CHICKENS.

Since the theft of over 1000 chickens from Julius Johnson was reported. the officers have had information of the larceny of several other punches of old and young fowl. the taste of the thieves generally running to broilers and fry CTS During the early summer the GOODS of Postmaster Newell were ralded one night. and the owner was so close on the heels of the thief that the latters footsteps could be heard as he made getaway in the dark. taking the chickens with him. Sunday night a buggy passed one of the Mesa resi- dences and the chickens could be heard. but the parties could not be recognized. Al the time the parties who saw the buggy pass. did not know until the next morning that a theft had been committed
Arizona republican., 1911-08-01

of his mothers dislike for the great Liberal. so plainly shown in the cor respondence with Tennyson, the heir to the throne remained to the last firm friend of the statesman who had proposed to revoke the Act of Union. And he and his son, the present sovereign. were the princl- pal pallbearers at Gladstone's tuner al. thus breaking with tradition and etiquette.
 King Georges Dublin speech might be paraphrased by using the lines of the famous music hall song, with out disrespect:
 Following in fathers footsteps.
 Following the dead old dad; We don't know where we're going;
 When we get there we'll be glad.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-01
WEATHER CONDITIONS.

Fair weather prevails in the Mesa section, with the thermometer above the 100 mark It is a time for mountain excursions and several parties are get ting ready to take advantage of the absence of clouds and rain for fishing and hunting trips The weather man gives encouragement by the following report:
 Maximum temperature .103 Minimum ................... bS
 Medn ....--..-. o.p
 Character of day. clear.
 Direction of wind. southwest
 Forecast: Fair.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-01
GEORGE FAvoRs THE IRISH.
"I Desire to Follow My Fathers Foot
 steps," the British King Said.

From the New York Evening Sun.
 In reply to 130 addresses from pub lie bodies presented to hi min Dub lin Castle. King George made a speech which will be read with very different feelings by Unionists and Nationalists and by Conservatives and Liberals. Referring to his fathers interest in Ireland. he said.
 Tt is my desire. I do assure you. to follow in my fathers footsteps in the same direction and to do every thing that lies within my power to promote the happiness and general we'll being of the Irish people"
 Now it was a matter of common report when Gladstone brought in his Home Rule Bill that the Prince of Wales. later on King Edward, was in favor of it. At any rate, in spite
Arizona republican., 1911-08-01
FOUND IN YUMA.

Deputy Sheriff II. s. Peterson left for Yuma last evening, armed with warrants from the justice court for the arrest of Frank Fields. colored. who is charged with having rented bicycle from Richards I& DOdson of Mesa. and them making away with the machine; and TOrey LOfgreen. who is charged with abandoning minor children. The complaint against the latter WIS made bv Mrs. Lofgreen. who alleges that her husband left her with small children, entirely penniless.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-01

MANY PROJECTS
 UNDERWAY HERE
Few Realize the Number of Men al
 Work on Them.

The average reader has little con ception of the immense amount of work that is now going on on the south side of the river and in the immediate vicinity oI Tempe The Reclamation Service has for months been working a force of several hun dred men on the Western Canal. This force is now down to the head of the Kyrene ditch and is engaged at pres ent in putting in the syphon under the three canals and the country road which will have to be crossed for the heading of the west part of the new canal which will parallel the kyrene.
 Another force of reclamation men have been at work for some little time putting in the government trans mission line through town and on west to the new pumping plant. This work is now completed with
Arizona republican., 1911-08-01
HOSPITAL FOR MESA.

IL has been known for slime time that pr R. r. Palmer contemplated the es- tablishment of a hospital for the ac- commodation of the sick and injured of this part of the country. He has been delayed in carrying out his plans because' of lack of a suitable site for the buildings, and other causes. Now he has several sites in view. and is eN- pected to make a selection soon. A hospital such as the doctor COntem-
Arizona republican., 1911-08-01
SEEMED TO GIVE HIM A NEW
 STOMACH,

T suffered intensely after eating and no medicine or treatment I tried seemed to do any good" writes H. NJ. Youngpeters. Editor of The Sun. Lake View, Ohio. The first few doses of Chamberiain's Stomach and Liver Tabets gave me surprising re- lief and the second bottle seemed to give me a new stomach and perfectly good health" For sale by all dealers.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-01
SALE TOMORROW,

Tomorrow is the date set for the sale of the remaining stock and fix lures of the Tempe bakery to satis- fy judgments obtained under attach ment proceedings It is understood that every thing will be disposed of at this auction to the highest bidder. The hour of the sale is two o'clock and it will be conducted under the supervision of Constable Estrada.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-01
PLATING SUMMER CROPS.

A good many of the south side ranchers are now engaged in putting in summer crops of milo maize and sorghum. The heavy July rains have left the ground in fine shape and SD damp that the seed will probably come up without irrigation With the prospect of further summer rains the indications of a big crop aregood
Arizona republican., 1911-08-01
SPECIAL SESSION.

The Mesa Knights of Pythias met yesterday afternoon and conferred the rank of Esquire upon w. F.. Creavy. and last night made him full-fledged Knight MT. Creavy expects to leave today to be absent for a month or six weeks
Arizona republican., 1911-08-01
GOOD FISHING.

There will he good fishing at the head of the Tempe canal this morn ing for those who care to take ad- vantage of it. The water has been running to through the waste gates off a couple Of days and last even ing part of it was turned back in the canal. The rest will be back this morning and the fishing will be found slut below the waste gates.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-01
s4o.oOo SCHOOL HOUSE.

County Superintendent Of SchooIs. Fulton has given out a statement wherein the cost of the school building to be erected in School District No. 57. at Chandler. is stated at s4O,0OO. Good enough.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-01

number of years, says that he has had the best business. so far. of any summer SIncc he located here. This appears to be the experience of all the business men. thus showing that Mesa is con- stantly improving people, more residences, and surrounding country that is constantly filling up with sub stantial settlers.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-01
ore eoR THE MOUNTAINS.

Prof. F. C Johnson and Guy Jones were busy yesterday getting ready TOT a hunting and fishing trip. expecting to leave last evening. Both gentlemen have just completed strenuous sion at the cantaloupe shedS' MeS''' recurring from twelve 10 elshteeh hours labor daily. and will now rest up for a while.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-01

In every home where there is baby there should also be bottle of McGEES BABY ELIXIR. It may be needed at any time to correct sour stomach, wind collie, diarrhoea or summer complaint. IL is a wholesome remedy. contains no opium. morphine or injurious drug of any kind. Price 25c and soc per bottle. Sold by FL Vey & Hulett.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-01
TRAINS TO RUN AFTER SEPT.
 FIRST

IL is announced from the cffice of the Mesa Improvement Co. that regu- lar train service will be established be- tween Mesa and Chandler on September 1st and continue thereafter. Two trains daily. each way. is the program. the time table to be announced later.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-01
APPOINTED TRUSTEE.

l.. W. Stillwell, cashier oi the od'' River Valley bank, was on Saturua! appointed trustee in bankruptcy Tn the matter of the property of w. A. Golf mon. bankrupt He enters at once upon his duties. and will have his hands run for some time getting matters straight ened out. MT. Stillwel went a Phoe- nix yesterday to get a lineup on the situation.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-01

If you sit in a cool draft when you are heated and get a stiff neck or lame back. you will be looking for something that will ease the pain Fix your mind on BALLARDS s SNOW LINIMENT and don't be talked out of it because it is the best pain relieving liniment you can get anywhere Price 25c, soc and s10O per bottle Sold by Elvey x Hulett
Arizona republican., 1911-08-01
A WISE lINEMAN,

There's a mighty wise lneman at work with the overland company. Having a rather tedious job yesterday of splicing a cable up in the air where the sun could reach him on all sides. he placed a large sized umbrel- la above him and spent a comforta- ble afternoon at the job.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-01
DOWN WITH TYPHOID.

Wiley Hanson is seriously i'll with typhoid fever. Several days last week he felt rather under the weath- CT but help being scarce at the Ky rene beet dump where he was work ing. he stuck to the job until he was unable to continue any longer. It was not until a couple of days after that even that the seriousness of his condition was learned. Sunday evening he was moved to the Parry house next to the Olive where he is now under the care of a trained nurse.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-01
BRIDE AND GROOM HOME.

Mir and Mrs. s. z. Earle returned Sunday morning from California where they have been since their mar riage a few weeks ago. For the present they are making thir home at the De Wore residence.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-01
FOUND A POCKET BOOK.

Price Wickliffe found a ladies pock- ct book on the streets yesterday which contained a small amount of money The owner may recover the same upon satisfactory proof of own ership.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-01
X. PTS MEET TONIGHT.

There will be an important meet ing of the Knights of Pythias this evening. the occasion being work in the rank of Knight. The initiatory ceremonies will be followed by light refreshments and a full attendance of all members is desired
Arizona republican., 1911-08-01

An ordinary case of diarrhoea can. as rule, be cured by a single dose of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. This remedy has no superior for bowel complaints. For sale by all dealers.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-01

plates Is one of the needs Of he com munity. At present. all patients re- quiring hospital attention are sent to Phoenix if they are able to pay the charges. The expense is much great er when taken away from home and works a hardship upon the patients.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-01

Sallow complexion comes from bill ious impurities in the blood and the fault lies with the liver and bowels they are torpid. The medicine that gives results in such cases is HER BINE. Ii is a fine liver stimulant and bowel regulator. Price soc. Sold by Elver & Hulett.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-01

Constipation is the starting point for many serious diseases. To be healthy keep the bowels active and regular. HERBINE will remove al accumulations in the bowels and put the system in prime condition. Price soc. Sold by Elvey & Hulett.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-01

Cuts and bruises may be healed in about one third the time required by the usual treatment by applying Chamberlain's Liniment. IL is an antiseptic and causes such injuries to heal without maturatiOn. This lin- iment also relieves soreness of the muscles and rheumatic pains. For sale by all druggists.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-01

Buy it now. Now is the time to buy a bottle of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It is almost certain to be needed before the summer is over This remedy has no superior For sale by all dealers.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-01
SOUTH SIDE NEWS

progressing nicely. The floor is m. the walls pretty well up and the raft CTS are now being placed. When completed it will be one of the finest barns on the south side.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-01

DTlUKtNUr CItdIls ON1O11N To remove nicotine from the teeth and
 purify the breath after smoking. TO eradicate precipitation and body
 odors by sponge bathing.
 The best antiseptic wash known. Relieves and strengthens tired, weak, infiamedeyes Heals sorethroat, wounds and cuts. 25 and 50 cts a box. druggists or by mail postpaid. Sample Free. rbE PAXTON TOILET co. ..Bosror. .MAss-
Arizona republican., 1911-08-01

A we'll known Des Moines woman after suffering miserablv for two days from bowel complaint, was cured by one dose of Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale bV all dealers
Arizona republican., 1911-08-01
FROM CLIFTON,

Edward Parry and son of Clifton arrived here yesterday for visit of a few weeks with Mir. and Mrs. F.. J. Lawson
Arizona republican., 1911-08-01

WANTED-GoOd lot in Tempe. Win pay cash or trade good Durham heifers coming fresh soon. Address c. c. NJ, Scottsdale, Ariz. Ct
Arizona republican., 1911-08-01
Instead of Liquid Antiseptics aPeroxide many people are now using Paxtine Toilet Antiseptic

The new toilet germicide powder to be
 dissolved in water as needed For all toilet and hygienic uses it is
 hattar and more economical.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-01

To cleanse and whiten the teeth, remove tartar and prevent decay.
 To disinfect the mouth, de- stroy disease germs, and
 purify the breath. To keep artificial teeth and
Arizona republican., 1911-08-01
A ppospeROus SEASON.

Ernest WaIpole. who has been m the business in Mesa TOT
Arizona republican., 1911-08-01
THE PACKARD BARN.

Work on the Packard barn, which is being rebuilt by Chas. Murphy is
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Jn(anO ge(egrap6
SpIl 100000 gefObIsn
hGben,

2pn6bura 9a., 8. ROp. GeOrge
6. 5ufiman, Elm ppittlsrt on Der
Goutbern Railndp, sruiiasH Mafbs
inqtpn unn Charlotte, u. g.. Duroe
bier am Rittipod dui bic antlase bin
perbaftet, in per Nnht oes 28. Gstos
Der sin rsgiitirt.s padst mi! $40, 600
gefiobleH 81 b1ben.
lie poitinfpsttortu iageH, oab
Suifman am 5ass na6 BEN Raub
pisl 8slo ausg.ssben, uno bieier llms
itanb bic 8srboftuHg oeranlaBt babe.
Sos q,ftoblene padst mar BON elmer
8ant in Eepitrne. D. 9u., an einsn
aprrefponn.nten in qhiluoelpbid sss
Ihidt porb.n. Suffman 1T 81 Sabre
alt unb pohnt in psHn 2airb, Rod
lnabam gountp, ga. Gr itauo ieit
10 Sabr.n i'm Giienba9n<p <poftei,nlt
uno bat einen guten Retoro.
g hninpler berurthetlt.
Bottom, 8. 9oDsmber. - Robert
G. Darts, Elm jun5sr attienmatlsr,
Der i'm oorissu Sabre n1h 5iioamerita
fluhtsts unb SahQois 8ldubiger bier
bintsrlisb, tpurbs glit.po6 su finT
Sahrtn aprrettiousbaus perurthstIt.
er plaioirts ituIoig. untsritlasun.
gen beeaneen 81 hcbsn.
Tapis, Der aus 2afapette, Jno.,
| ftammt, bate b.rsi;s nit 16 Sabrsn
elm grunoeis.nttums gef6dft unb
pier Sabre ipGtsr mar sr atttsnmutIsr.
Gr pubte Iih isbr beIisbt su MAIDEN,
namentlif bel airtsnmitsIisoern. Die
ihm maiienhoit ibr. 5rlparniiie sur
9lnlass in gutsn 2lttisH anpertrduten.
etDo cine balbe Wiuiou oieisr Seloer
un.srihIua er, um ouHn mad Rio e
Saneiro burhsubrennsn. Seiue Sirafs
| III perbGltniBmdbis 3erirG. neil er in'
slpifhen piel.n Der 9eI6aoistsn tbr
gsIo suriidgsssben bate.
| 9titmoroperuh.
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Marn Rbobenbah. Elm 16 SABRE a!tss
WsGo6en, oas in bem prpseB segen
ibre stipsitsr. Grau gtta BARRON
bic unsetlagt 1T, sinen 0srfuh ssmah'
su bcben, ihrsu Batter Jreo. Rbobsna
taG,, unb ibrs Stisfmuttsr 81 peraifi
ten. dls 3sugiu auitrat. CAB an
WaittDod Al, bag Gift in ben aaffs,
oet5on an baben. fiigt. aber bin5u
bab lie Is auf Qnpsiiung ibrer Shpes
| tier aetban bdx. 9ds Wdbden iagt:
aud. baB .s befiirhtst babe. 5rau
aarfen tpiirbs iie tootsu, ipenn iis I'D
tpeieern piiros.
Dieber Elm 8efdHgeHer
ausqebrohe
/ bus, g, 8. Nonember. -
Ter 37idbriss Mm. RuiTsn, Der tpegsr
Moroes i'm 2. 9raoe 81 lebenslan8lii
der .3udthausitrui. psrurtbeilt tpcr
ben, in sntflobsH. Gr III Der Is .Ge
fangsns, tpelher unter Der ieBiger
3uhthaus gerpuItung aussebrobeI
lit. RuFslI nuros crit permibt. als oi
Snhthdusbeamten BON einem 9elpoh
ner Der Weit Sta;e StraBe barau
cufm.rtIam eeinutt tpuroeH. DAB tiI
Imann in Strdflingsuniform in NET
liher Rihtuna baponselaufen fei. 60
fpeit bat man pOa osm GluHtliH!
ssine Epus.
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Sanotten entflo6en bann, aber ttnec
pon tbnsn fpuroe eineefangen. gr gab
fetneu Ramen als 6enrD RtFfeIpear,
18 Sabre aft, bon Ostpego an. Gr
tagte, baB er na4 einem Strett NIT
tstnem 8ater, Der BrofeFor Der ma.
t6emdttt ar Der Stdatss sHormuII 3uls
in S8pego lift, bon gu 6auis fortges
laufeH Tei. Der gr0Bts She'll bes ges
ftobleuen 9eIces ipurDe uieDer erlungt.
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hteoen.
Der .Reidss s4nseiser' psrGFfentli6t
san5 tur3 Die Nlittbsilun9, bab Der
aaiIer Wilbelm btra 6is5eriaen
Staatsiet-etdr bes 9ssGoionidlz
ants, Or. b. 2inDedliilt bic nd19e.
iu6te GnilaHung aus bern 8isnlt ges
pdbrt babe. Or. Golf Der Goupers
neur BON Somoa, tpslder ii6 bier auf
Hrlaub bsfinbet, iit porldufig nit Der
WahrHebmung Der 9efhdfte i'm &ps
lonialamt beauftrngt fporbsu. Die
lofoniite Rahridt ipirb als geItGtis
gung Der friiberen Welouug aufgefabt,
b1B Or. b. 9inbsquiit bstm aaiIsr in
llnanabe gefdllen iei.
Or. b. ginbsquif perabidisoete fi4
am Witttpoh bon ben friiberen Witars
beittrn i'm Eofonialamt.
Die Stalienerin Srtpolts
Sripolis, 8. Rorsmbsr. - gs.
neral Camera aab am Wlitpoh bic
Grtidrung ab, bab bic gOrpdrtsbe>
pegung, bic gerabe begpnnsn bat, cine
einfdhe poIiseimuBreset lei, bic ben
3tpsd bat, bic llmgebuns Der Stabt
3ripolis BON ben arabtrr gu fGubsrn
unb Die pofitioneH Der s5taIisnsr gu
peritdrt.n. Gr Iugts. baB Der Dor
murih Tih duf bic Grsn3en Der Gdi.
Cara bsT4rGnten iperbe, Die Elm Der,
fammlungspuntt uno Gin. gorrathss
/ hammer fir bic 1iirtsN uUo 4rober
! lei.
General Gdnspa fagts meter, bab
sr pdbreno oss Winters cine grpeois
tion ms Snners b,s 2oRbes Dorbereis
ten perbe, bic notwithstanding i'm 5ruA
| iabr a6esbsn tperoe.
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". ]. 9alfour lest bic 8 u b
rerfd1dft nisber.

rerfhaft nieber.
Qpnbon, 8. Ron. u. 5. 8olfour,
Der friibre prsmisrminiiier, bat an
Wlittnod bic yiibrsrf6oft Der aons
isrpaiipsn goriei nieoers.legt. Dieis
glahriht bat bic gr0bts neberruihuns
unb. In einisen arsifen. serabesu Be-
ftiirsung perurlaht. Die unioniiteu
seben fih ieins Wiibe, bic GrDbe bes
0srluitss, ben ibre poriei baburH ers
Ieioet. 81 Isugnen.
Der Gnifhlub 8alfourS III benz
Wernehmen nnh unobdnoerlid. Gr
sitbt Defunbbsitsriidiihien als Grunb
bafiir an, es untsrIieei aber teinem
3nsifeI, hdb bic Gtrsiiigteiten inners
bdIb Der portsi ibn DeroninBt hobsn,
ben Ghriit 3u ihun. 5err Bdlfpur
tpirb nber ols 0ertreter Der Start
Qonbon i'm parInmeni bleiben.
Die Wahl sines NahfOIesrs fir
6<rrn 8olfour fhsini spiiden ).
; 4uftin Gbomberloin unb MGIt.r
6uHle Gong gu liegen.
Ceferreid ungaru uns
StaIien.
Wisn, 8. Ropember. - 8e3sid1s
nenc fir bds 0erbdiinib Gsfterrsih-
llngarns su Stalisn iit cine offisiofs
aunbg.bung, fpelhe heuie erihienen 1T.
Garnoh bat Der beige italisnii6s
Boifhafisr, Sersoo apurno, Dem ses
msiniamen Winiiter o.s aeubern
@rofsn asbrenthal, cine Rititilnns
isinsr Rssisruns iibsr bi. alHnettion
BON 1ripoIis porseIeien. Cine 4nt'
mort isi nihi psrIans. uno aud MD.
eeeeben tporbeH. Jn Der offi5ioitn
4uslaHuns heiBt 6 o1Hn ipeiter. man
tonn. niti suriidbaltsnsmit feinem
Grftaunsn unb isinsr gerDunberunl
barlber, nob Stdlien ,inen Staa'salI
roIlsoasn babe, Der ipeber polierrtht
lib nod burh Die beiiebeHoe Gage 81
rshsfertistu f.i.
5insueefiigt pirb nod. ooB bic pf
fentlihe Weinuna Den g.riu6 nth
bilise. be s1mpfenbsn Wubommeoo'
nr su 6phperr6thern su iiempeln.
0Ieihssiiis ipirb betaHnt gsgsten
nob bic Dorniionsn on Der iiaIieni'
iden gren3s I'm eff 9oiniaone. cir
6aubissn.Rssiment uno sinen Brig
obs.Etnb rermebrt tperren.
Auh bat cine ioeben nbeeb1lten
Winiiier aonferens tinsn temeriens
ipertkn Shritt cetbon. Sic bat sn.
aesen ben Gtat.4nffiefIungsn, rslt
Der shemnlias Reihstrisgsniniits
General b. Snf. Jreiherr .. Ghonnic
aemaft unb isin Rohfoissr. arisgs
miniiier Gsnral b. Jnf. Mcrib D
afuffenbera, iibernommen. bic 9ubget
fir armet unb Marine fpeisnilin tr
t5bf. llnb 3rnr eeifob bies unite
ansnriidlibem 6intpeis auf bic jung
fttn grsianiHs. ipelhe 5u ftdrterer Rii
fsuna mohnien. UNI alien Gpentudllitd
ten seiponfen 5u isin.
Die Qass in China.
pefins. 8. Hon. 3lpei W1nns
finn bierber untertpegs. beren Antunf
man NIT Spannuns tnteegeniiebt: be
Cine III ginngsG sGbino, Der imGri
Iebenbs prcHinente Hsfrrmer. Der ei
ner Der einflubreihiisn Der hinefifGtl
Gtlebrsen In, unb bon Snpan on bi
Niidreile mad petins ansetreisn bat
unh Der 4nters III Der General Gbdn
Gbdp 1isn, Der aommcnbeur BE-
2dn4ou 1urppen. Der bic Reaierun
etspungen bat, bic Gtabliruns cine
ienftttutiOnIIeu Rtgisruns suaussits
ben.
General Chang bat iiH eepsigerl
sins 6sisssnSmtiis anaaatamsu, au
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Wetterberibt.

SIR Obio unb bas ipeitlihs
pennInIponia: Tribes Meiter, ipabrs
idxiniih NIT Regen, AM Donneritas
unb Jrsitng. DeIt.ihe WinDe.
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Marnlaub Bat gum stpeiteu Wal istt
benz giirgertrisg sinen republita>
niIhen 9ouperneur eriDdhIt.
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3ipsi CritteI bon 5antoip .insedfdsrt
unb 100000 perionsn obpahlos.
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Dis 5iterreidiihsn Iruppen an hes
itaIisniidsn Grsnss peritdrtt
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Die Gage in China porIdufig nnpsrs
Gnbtrt.
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.5m beutfhen R.idstds

Desinni om Donnsriios Die Debate
iiber ben WarotiDsWertrug.
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Rantins BON ben RspOlusiOndr.n ans
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-09
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