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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-29
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5re0as Ben 30. 0ooember 1912.
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soinOe foreningen bar be0et o.
ertorat en- @ang at beHle0e Gpz
mtDerfiombeoen poa oens lore
ibooen0e 8aiar oea Il. Sec. Som
t%toligeue iogt er Oct 5orenin8ens
0eniigt at gsre 0ette 5oretagenoe
oil en- Sufoes eftbOer 8enleen0e.
% ben enifer i9rlfg bem9rtet, at
AnitrengeIien g9loer A~ibetaling al
en- goo Del al 8el0en poa 0tenig.
beOens BrGitebus, og ligeiaa gniter
ben oplDlt, at @dper til 8a5aren
fan leperes TIL enten Ytrs. Gang
eaer Ders. 9ieler.
@ienOomne til Solg / ale
dele at 8pen. gtogle ton tsbes poa
afbetnIing. llnoloo life at forbsre
Tenn nermere, naor De uiI f6be ct
6iem 9. j. 9nlIer.
5 SpnoogS blen 9illetorllps,
DOR 8OgbiaOers, 5omilie be5ngelig
~ooerrdifet Oct par Utrs. 9flle-
torlrps 6sOieGoag, og oct bar et-
teGte of 0eres 8enner tommen I'M.
Der 8eir meo, og ioa bauoe De ito.
bu0t arrore til at oere meO og of
Ingge 6omilien ct uoertet 8eiga.
Der bar goOt og pei en- Snes @9s
tier til Steoe, % De merfeOe. at
bet oor goOt FOR 8enner at tomme
ianrmett og Die bitauOen Oeltogel-
ie. 8i bar Toritooet, at Otrs. ellie.
torlrps efter 9eIe9et par en- @on-
geitol rigere emo f0r.
Seq bar til SoIg boa0e itgrre
o. mitore 5arme / 0RrbeOen al
Blair. 9igeIeoes imoa SorOitpfter
Iige uOen for 8pgrenien. Som og
i. 9. j. Safer.
- 0entHt 0r. Qiea0 forn / 5irs-
bags tiIboge ira 2u;eIaHO, Soib.,
@nnn0u, og ban er MI reoe til at
genoptage fin 0entit-6orretning
SON Dor 6leoen 0eroppe / goro
lpngere, eno ban bente0e, poa@run0
al S6rb6iten. 5roiten tom tent
aar, og Sgrren 6ol0t Jig grim oll-
firing en- Naoneo lengere emo loo
oonlig.
See Eplin & Sans for Fur
n%it7re, Rugs, Pianos. Undertak-
ing a specially.
8i foritaar, at Dor populere
oanIfe NitftionsbolOer 5. g. Senien
bar tSbt Sisrnebpgningen toers
ooer for Bolt6uiet I Bet, og at
bGn agter at opfere en- oSfpifro6er~
/ ben gontIe gpgninas SteO / en-
fife fern 8remtjo.
Ebe Blair Sboe Store bar lige
facet inc Gfternnrs og ginters 5or.
ipning al fsrIte aInsies 6obtsi.
Com on Ie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-29

@ppO; f~orbolosois ferreit err apin-
.oerne / aldifa og MaIaiitoterne,
.6oor ser for 6oer 1000 Meu0 fun
er 6en6olospis 39f og 3S9 apin.
nor
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-29
gtisiionsmsoe

Ger blioer NtisiionsmsOe Scran.
ton, So, ira Den SIS. Dec. 1912.
8i snifer OF nogle pil fommc o.
os i 0isie Gage, Og at De.
ION niI oil laoe os oct piOe, iao ri
fan fon Susrlm ior Dem, og mo.
De Dem oeo De fommenoe Cog.
q. airfegooro.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-29
Gennnro., 0e6r.

8uostieneite 1. os 8. SSnboe |
boer Noorre6 5ormiooog 8I. 1890.
tlngOOmsmsOe (pnn enseID boer
.. og 4. Ssnooe | bper Wnoneo,
gftermioSag 81. $50.
SenoagsifoIe bper Ssn0og Jor.
mio6ag aI. 10.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-29
arsbsmb6e.

Bncific 9reos Of Den for. oanif
en. .lutb. airte afbol6er = oil Sub
= aarsmsOe | @nsgor oanife airfe,
Son 5rnneisco, Gal, I Dagene 80.
og 30. Nopember og 1. December.
Gmner til 9rbftelie:
1. 5reIiens @runopolO oe gpg.
nin~9snrbei6et pno ben. 1 aor. 8,
f0G15.
Bort 5orboIo til ben beIlige
RnoDer.
SUB peIiighe Stepnetl
". 8. Senen, areosformanb.
ansear RenigbeO, San 5rancis-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-29

Drum: @uostieneite 6ormHo.
Dag 81. 1926 fsrite % treble 5sn.
oag / bner Raaneo. SsnoaesifoIe
boer Ssnooa 81. $50.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-29
40 ME Sraftater.
Donif 5raftoteIffobs
uogouer.


S9Iges | 4 Batter poa 100 Srnf.
toter boer iaole0es ~iorteret, OF boer
9affe i~noeboISer 10 forffeIIige Run.
re og 10 Stpffer al bpert Summer.
Jroftatpaffe Yr. 1 % Cts.
5roftatpafte CIR. , % Gts.
5roftatpafte Rr. 3 % Cts.
'5~rattdtpdffe Rr. 4 % Cts.
1etto.Bortofrit.
Vile Observation-Disclosures iremti5ige
Rumre piI pore at faa bos os pan
iomne 8iIfaor.
DAN. 9utb. BubI. &on {.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-29
WnSstiensitu etr
Rebr.

Blair. Rebr.
Ssnongsifole 81. 9,15.
Observation-Disclosures al. 1920
me0 Sfriftemaol 81. 10.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS 81. 7,3O.
Observation-Disclosures boS Mrs.
9ecf ST. 2.30 0lsoog / uGite llge
Somte Gags 4ften 81. 7,3O "a.
brtaioreuingsnlooe hos $. 5. 5on'
len.
Observation-Disclosures 2sr.
bag 5ormi0oog ST. 10,
Nlt, oil 8u0.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-29
IisiiOnsmbOe % fGaes
l~ingOOmsmpoe

oibolOes i Dor 5reIiers @tenigbeO
Council Bluffs ira %. ytoo. til I.
December. Ns0et begpn0er meO 5af.
ii8eliesguostieneite Eorsoog @ften
ben %. Ron.
@eisgen0e be0es meloe Oeres Som.
me | goo Eio.
goa U1enigbe0ens gegne.
5. @erten
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-29
Nisiiunsmsbe

SbeIbp, Sa., ben "a. ROp.
ollie oeIfommne.
Sames 6. geterfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-29

unOertegne0e n~nbeioler Jig meo
alt til 5nset ~benberen0e. Ere Bar.
berer. &urtig g~fspebition. 5srite
aIosies arbejoe.
Beter Ssrenen,
Barber. og JriisrinIon.
2. DIR git Tor Ne5r. Eel. Office.
Otter I eft aorsti6 at BABE
[i0t froqtel.gt al multiple iclero-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-07-17

annual ball game to be played soon. A
series OF games may be arranged be-
tween the two clubs which will add
materially to the finances of the regu-
lar team of the Northern Indiana
league.
Attorney Frank b. Pattee transact
ed business in Chicago yesterday.
Many from here attended the fu-
neral of Mr.. Jack Morrow at Hebron
yesterday afternoon.
Work has been commenced on the
Handley and Steeb Easements. the
concrete work being nearly complete.
Mrs. Arabella Wheeler was a Chi
cago visitor yesterday.
Herbert Stoltz of Chicago is visiting
for few days with his mother on
Grant street.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Rockwell of
Chicago are visiting with Crown Point
friends and relatives for a few days.
An epidemic of whooping cough has
struck Crown Point, attacking both
young and middle aged. The cases are
only of a light form, no fatalities be-
ing recorded.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-07-17

before those who bought would have
made from so to 100 per cent on their
money.
The same Is true of residential prop
erty- Take the case of the Homewood
addition. ]. G. Ibach, representing the
Webb estate. offered Homewood lots
for $3.50 for fifty feet Everybody in
town knew that those lots We're for
sale at that price. No one wanted
them.
ABOUT that time a syndicate was or
ganized which took over a block and
| half of lots owned by F. S. Betx. The
syndicate pushed the sale of the prop
In the course of three years.
About six months after the South
Homewood addition was purchased
Gostlin. Meyn & Company closed a deal
for the purchase from the Webb estate
of all of the unsold lots in the Home
wood addition.
/ Exercising the usual good Judgment
and with commendable spirit of pro-
gressiveness this company at once put
In all of the street improvements.
The result was that lots in the sub
division began to sell. The price was
raised from $3.50 to 5000 for SO feet
then to s1.100 and now lots in Home
wood. in the best locations. have sold
as high as 1.4oo for so feet.
The majority of the sheep in the
flock did not become stampeded until
they saw what the bell-wether was do
top notch price for the property.
ing. Then they all got in and paid the
Calumet avenue offers today the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-07-17

tered into whereby the lines cooper
ate on a plan to run the cars north
of the bridge to the steel mills. The
nature of the agreements has not been
made publfs yet. but II IS said to be
eminently satisfactory to both lines
officials and as soon as the plan can
be carried out a boon to the travelling
public no change of cars will have
to be made at the bridge
An unprecedented demand for
houses has been manifest in Crown
Point for the past month or so. the
supply running far short of the
requirements. Since the establishing
of street car service many people
from Gary have tried to secure homes
here, but have been compelled to
abandon the idea on account of the
scarcity. Crown Point capitalists
should wake up to the fact that the
city and will grow providing
homes can be built and rented and
that money spent in this way offers
many advantages over a shorter but
unsafe sprint to wealth. At least ten
or fifteen homes could be rented in
Crown Point at the present time.
The business men and courthouse
teams practicing daily for their
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-07-17

(Continued from Pare IL
until $500 month is now derived from
the building and 1T is conservatively
estimated to be worth $4,000.
Roscoe E. Woods bought 80 feet of
frontage from Jacob Kasper on tho
north side of State street for $500.
With some difficulty he sold to w. G.
Paxton for $1,000. Paxton sold to the
late J. M. Bradford for $500 and
Bradford refused $500. The property
is now worth $4,000 and all of these
transactions have taken place inside of
three. years
Then came the awakening on State
street. People began to see that prop
erty there had a future. The market
was flooded with inquiries. E. c.
Minas. F. S. Betz. William Thum and a
few others got in at the top notch
price but even theysthink that there Is
no question that prices will go still
higher. $ r
1t took the example of several indie
pendent real estate dealers to induce
the others to get in and buy. Had the
purchases been made just two years
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-07-17

same opportunity for wise investment
today that State street offered three or
four years ago Yet all but the wise
ones are skepticai. They wear smoked
eyeglasses. The same arguments are
being advanced in the case of State
street William H. Gostlin, the East
Side Trust & Savings Bank, Otto
Knoerzer, Otto Negele, Charles Lieut.
man. Arnold Keldenech. Roscoe e.
Woods. Henry p. Downey, Peter W.
Meyn and a half a dozen others are
pioneers in the movement to acquire
Calumet aenue property in the vicinity
of State. Sibley and Carroll streets
In two three years the State street
boom will be re-enacted on Calumet
aenue. But the crowd would rather
pay big prices then.
The same is true of residential prop
erty- There are scores OF lots along
Calumet avenue. south of Carroll
street and in the Kenwood addition of
the Hammond and Suburban Realty
Company that are now being offered
for sale at exceedingly low prices But
the average homeseeker will walt un-
til the scramble starts and then they
will buy. That Is the history of the
real estate market
Why more people do not seek real
estate investments In the Calumet
region, when 1T is a demonstrated fact
that most of the wealthy men OF the
region have their money out of real
estate. is a mystery to those who are
familiar with the market
Take the East Chicago situation For
years values were depressed. A sale in
real estate was a rareity. Nobody
seemed to want to own East Chicago
real estate.
One could day in January a group OF
Hammond men invaded East Chicago
and started to buy everything in sight
They picked up about half a million
dollars worth of property. The result
was that Hammond men profited more
out of the East Chicago boom than
anybody In East Chicago excepting a
very few.
And the men who have made money
In real estate are not all professionals
The list includes great many anna
tours. The principal qualification is to
get in. 1t is impossible to make money
out Of real estate unless you buy
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-07-17
FIRST APPLICATION
DARkEAS THE HAIR
A Simple Remedy Gives
Color, Strength and
Beauty to the Hair.

You don't have to have gray hair
or faded hair II you don't want to.
Why look old or unattractive! Ii
your hatr ts gray or faded, you can
change II easily. quickly and effec-
lively by using Wyeth's Sage and
Sulphur Hair Remedy. Apply a little
tonight, and in the morning you will
be agroeably surprised at the results
from single application. The gray
hairs will be less conspicuous, and
after few more applications will be
restored to natural color
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur also
quickly removes dandruff, leaves the
scalp clean and healthy. and pro-
notes the growth of the hair It 10
clean wholesome dressing which
may be used at any time with per-
feet safety.
Get q nifty cent bottle from your
druggist today, and see how quickly
1t will restore the youthful color and
beauty of your hair and forever end
the nasty dandruff, hot. itchy scalp
and falling hair. All druggists sell
1t under guarantee that the money
will be refunded II you are not salts
ned after fair trial. Agent L. Harry
VETS.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-07-17

cult and providing she can hold her
present championship style OF base
ball. the bugs in this vicinity are look
ing for their idols to land the flag at
the close of the season.
Gary which has also been setting a
fast clip to gain the lead over Ham
mond, has not given up hopes of seeing
the top of the ladder again and from,
all reports. they are so eager to win
the pennant. that they will buy all the
players in the National and American
league II necessary Daily the steel city
warriors can be seen in hard practice
work and are making every possible
effort to show the n. I. league fans
some speed.
Although Crown Point has been
bumped pretty hard during the past
month and a half and have been clutch
ing the bottom of the ladder In an
effort to gain their last seasons stride,
they have far from given up hopes to
being among the top notchers. Last
week they sprung a new lineup on La
porte and with well organized Team,
they are expecting to make a grand
stand finish. Next Sunday Crown ONT
will stack up against the Hammond
warriors and an interesting contes.
should result.
Whiting and East Chicago also re-
port that they are not among the
down and out club and with some hard
work and signing up some new ma
terial, they are going to give some
body a run for their money
Large crowds are expected at next
Sundays games There were some
rumors that the league financially was
not in a hourishing condition, but all
the cities in the league have been
drawing good sized crowds and the
treasury is in better condition now
than ever.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-07-17
GRIFFITH

The ice cream social and rattle given
by the l. o. o. F. last evening drew a
large crowd and a neat sum realized.
The lucky, No. 155. In the rattle was
held by gentleman OF Hobart. drawing
a beautiful set of cut glass.
]. Kflbourne of Ross was a Griffith
business visitor yesterday.
Mrs. p C. Taggert and Mrs. c. Leidler
and family were out of town visitors
yesterday.
Miss Clara Seberger and niece. Ger
trude Seberger. were Hammond visitors
yesterday.
Several families of the Standard Oil
station here went to the Lake Monday
for a days outing.
Mrs. A. Christensen OF Elliott visited
at the home of Mrs. H. c. Dutton Mon
day.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-07-17
SHUCk s
From the Diary of ST. Lence

HEX Spence seq it's all right T. be
from Missoury s. long ez peepul don't
get tired o. shown y things y ought
L know
TIL only way wimmin er alike is
tibet they're different.
Yesterdays horse market proved to
be a good one for July, and consider
ing the busy season with the farmers
a good number of horses were brought
IN and disposed of during teh day.
Prices for good animals ranged high.
Probably thirty were shipped to Chi
cago a result of the days transac-
tfons
a meeting of the officials OF the
Gary Southern and Gary & Interur-
ban lines is reported to have been held
in Gary Monday and agreement en-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-07-17
CITY'S NEW PUMP
is USED NOW


stream of water which is used constant.
ly In the laboratory work had to be re-
duced.
One of the features of the new pump
is fywheeel weighing seventeen tons.
BY means of this immense wheel which
is fourteen feet in diameter. the pres
sure is equalized, and the Earring of
the pipes which was noticeable with
each stroke disappears. The old pumps
nave no fywheels. At times the old
pumps, 1t is said, moved the water
mains an eighth of an inch, a danger
Gus thing, which causes the breaks in
the water main connections. The
equalized pressure experts say will per-
NIT of a higher pressure without in
jurp to the mains.
some Main. Too small.
1t is doubtful, however, If the new
pump. even a larger one, will bring
relief to water consumers taking wa
ter Off four-inch main which is sew
eral blocks long. Previous admins
trations were shortsighted in this re-
gard. and today there exists condi-
ton by which a four-inch main has too
many house and hose connections for
its capacity. Such a condition exists in
ogden street, the four-inch main there
extending clear into West Hammond
Whiting the last week the Hammond
drinking water was favored with
strong fish taste. This was not no.
ticeable all over town simultaneously,
and today 1t has practically disappeared
again.
The officials at the pumping station
are at loss to account for 1t, unless
II ia nv he vvin de
in from the lake.
The Hammond intake is guarded with
screen sixty feet long and forty-two
inches in diameter. the meshes in it
being no larger than one-fourth of an
inch, or just large enough to admit a
lead pencil Therefore, it is argued
that it would be impossible for any
dead fish of any size to get into the
mains
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-07-17
SLIPS FROM RAFT browns.

While playing raft in a stone
quarry at Kekomo Lawrence Curry, 10
years old. was drowned yesterday. The
lad slipped into the water and sank
before his companions could rescue
him. The body was recovered six hours
later.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-07-17
LEAGUE
RACE GETS
EXCITING
(BY SPIKE,

The interest now being taken in the
Northern Indiana league is at the
highest pitch and with Hammond In
the lead by a margin of two games and
Gary and Indiana Harbor eneeavoring
to bring the leaders down to an equal
standing, some great baseball can be
expected in the next few weeks
Hammond 50 far has put the jinx on
the majority of the teams in the cir
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-07-17

Lavender Cigars are pronounced ex
good by all smokers
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-07-17
REALTY MEN
LIKE SHEEP IN
INVESTING

Continued from Pare l.,
Washington Journal., 1912-10-19
Gas critic srOtc Wiun5pcr.
Ger critic aries i'm 6risOsn uOr iiber
200 SaGreH.

Let ltIlC hIteB lM O4ttpth WI ubch
200 SnbreH.
Su oiefsn 9agen Der groBsn Ma=
n0psr 1T cine @zinnerung an ben
l1r1prung oieisr ginri9tung. obne
Die mir uis elm mcbernes Sser taum
benton t0nnen, bon 6eIonoerem Sns
tsreHs. SIN Sabre 1893 faBte man,
tpie Der @dulois er5dblt, in 5rant=
reid ben 8e19IuB, Inn bic miIitGris
f9e @r5iebung bes iungen 9eraOgs
bon 8ourgogne gu perbollItGnoigen,
einen Rrieg i'm SrieOen gu Fiibren
unb elm Bib Der 8elagerung BON
Gompiegne bar5uitellen. Sine Nr@
NEE BON $4,000 Monn, Snfanterie
unb &obaIlerie, fpurbe untsr benz
Sberbefebl bes Marf9oIls be 8ouffs
lers aufgeftsllt. Oos Eager purbe
auf benz 5iigel oufsef9Iaeen, Der bic
Stobt Gompiegne beberri9t. Die
Sruppen pdren in 8tpei Srsffen in
S9Io9torbnung oufgeiteIlt. Nuf
beiben 5liigeIn in Der er5ten Reibe
belt bic &abnIIerie, i'm Centrum bic
Snfanterie. Mlf benz re9ten 6ID9el
befono fiG bic 9eIerbe unb duf beiz
ben 6liigeIn 9GOen unb &dntinen. SIN
Sintertreffen ftonb bic NrtilIerte; BEL
i6r mar bas 4uartier bes &0nigs.
90 in iener 3eit bic Ginri9tung
Der MilitGrotta9ts nod u%nbstonnt
mar, purben bic @efanbten eingelaz
ben, bic Ti9 natiirli9 beeitten, benz
S9aufpiel beiSupobnen, bas als
ygIGn3enb, bIenbenb unO 3ugIti4 err
f9redenb" gef9ilbert purOe. Die
Sruppen fiibrten cine &eibe miIitdri=
I9er Operatipnen nnO 8efpegungen
aus, bic 2uoptq XIV. gerabe3u be-
geiTterten. @u9 Mme. be Maintez
non pobnte in elmer Sdnfte benz
N1anDper BEL. Ser ManDDerplan
mar Die gelogerunq BON gompiegne,
bas bon M. be @rtnon perteibtgt
tpurbe. g2o9 Der 8elogerung na6m
Der RDniq bic &ebue iiher ale Srups
pen db. @r NOR 70 entaidt BON benz
groBorti9en militdrif9en G9nufpiel
un6 benz gId%n3enben @erlouf beg
Mon0bers, bob er iebem 6auptmann
Elm @eT6enf BON 600 Qipres unb oem
Morf9ol be 8oufFler bas biibfde
Giimm6en BON 10000 2ibres bepil=
ligte.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-19
Gins nc,te s~OnnenmaIdinc.

Cine fOl4e 1T in benz fir bisien
s3iped tpegen Der geringen 8etpOlfung
bes Simmels re9t siinftisen Rlimu
Megnptens geI9affsn iporben. Der
S9Dpfer 1T Der Mmeritaner prpfe1or
@buman aus philadelphia, ser bier
bereits umfaHenbe @erfu9e dbnli9er
Dirt o~ngeftelt bat.
Die Gage in MegDpten lit gum Be-
trieb BON pumpen fir Die 8epdKe=
rung BON Mderlanb beitimmt unb fol
fi9 bis6er gut bepdbrt baben, pro<
fefor @6uman Derii9ert bereits, baB
feline Commemorative biliger drbeiten
pirb als cine Sei3ung nit &p9le,
fans bie1e ri9t b09itens 212 Ooqs.
BRO Spnne toitet. Der 9auptteil an
Ieiner Maf9ine beiteht in benz
9ampfer3euger, Der bur9 cine MnDrbz
nung BON @lasplatten unb Spiegeln
einen m0sli9it groBen Sell Der Sons
membrane uuffdngt un6 f9lieBli9
our9 Mnpenbung zines f9par3en
untergrunbes 5uriidbdlt, unb nidt
mebr als 6 b, $. Der @drmeftrablen
5uriidfrablt. 9ur9 Die Spiesel
pirb bic Commemorative ouf @lusz
platten tDn5entriert, unter bsren fi4
Das @afer in I9par3 uusgetleiOeten
8e6Gltern b%efinDet. 0as @aHer pirb
Biz gum Sieoen erbibt unb Der
9ampf Der eisentlihen Maf9ine 5u@
gefibrt.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-19

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Washington Journal., 1912-10-19

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