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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-06-20
STRONG EDITORIAL PAGE IS REAL
NECESSITY TO SUCCESS Of PAPER
A. M. Baker Declares that American Newspapers are Ex-
ercsing Greater Influence-Keep the News Free From,
Comment, and Create Greater Confidence in the Facts

A good. clean editorial page Is one
OF the greatest factors confronting the
newspapers Of day. that opinion being
expressed by A. NJ. Baker Of the Fargo
Courier-News. in a paper on The Edi-
torial Page of the City Daily"
In my opinion" writes MI. Baker.
the newspapers of today are steadily
increasing in power and influence and
more largely because they are inde-
pendent in their handling Of the news
and in editorial expression than for
any other reason. The aggregate cir
culations Of American newspapers is
staggering in ~immensity: the newspa-
per's power Is limited only by its own
understanding of its mission and its
duty"
Mr.. Baker based his remarks on the
sentiment that 1t was generally agreed
that an editorial page is necessary.
He contended that the editorial page
Of a small daily should differ from
that of a large daily because 1t is more
intimately in touch with It's readers,
than is possible between the editor of
a great newspaper and its widely
scattered circulation.
III the editor Is fully carrying out
his contract with his readers and is
in his news columns. It, follows that
his views as related to the news events
should be expressed in terms So I'M
mistakably personal as to focus the
attention of those seeking to learn
how events present themselves to the
minds Of others, upon his editorial
page.
Had Fill of CONTROLLER Papers.
In contradiction to the news col
umns the editorial column in the city
daily should have opinions and express
them. 1t is plainly evident that the
public has had its fill Of the CON
trolled newspapers" the newspaper
which accepts the dictation of a man
or set of men as to what 1t shall ex-
press In its news columns. 1t is as
plainly evident to the one who watch
es the trend of present day newspa-
perdom that the public will accept
with patience editorial expression of
views which it abhors In news ex-
preston. In other words the news
paper reading public is made up OF
the average American citizen, a type
which liz proverbially fair and willing
to give the other fellow a chance to
express his opinion, If he in turn
treats it fairly.
III the editor is accepting his re-
sponsibility in good part and assumes
for an expression Of views he will
quickly realize the need of an editori-
al page for a city daily. He will note
that such a page honestly expressing
his views OF current events Is recog-
nized as that portion Of the paper Set
apart for a statement Of things as the
editor would like to see them, not
necessarily as they have happened as
related in the news columns. HIS
readers will be quick to recognize the
distinction which the editor makes be
tween facts SO far as obtainable in
news and expressing views in his edi-
torials.
Seeking for Better Era.
zone Of the greatest obstacles to a
successful press today Is the fact that
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-06-20

the newspaper is not worth the sub
scription asked. Such a step gives the
impression that the paper is not of a
high quality. n that the premium
will be displayed before friends. while
the publication goes unadvertised.
Bargain days were equally unde-
sirahle. he said. The good paving
men are those who jump at chances
to get a discount, while the slow-pay
fellows continue to delay. the speaker
declared.
Mr.. Lowe declared that clubbing
offers caused no end of trouble. BY
throwing in Silver spoons" and ome
other publication. the newspaper nan
was able to get a number Of new
names, but he was kept busy there
after explaining why the "other pa
per" did not come and apologize for
the silver" spoons.
He said that contests were the
most enticing. yet worst OF the
bunch for the subscriber secured is
not solicited on the merits of the
paper, but because the solicitor wants
to win a shetland. a piano. or an
automobile"
The quality of North Dakota
but publishers should raise the
standard. Merit and methodical per-
sonal solicitation are the only legiti-
mate parents of success in building a
desirable circulation for a country
weekly"
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-06-20
GIVE IMPRESSIONS Of Editorial PAGE
IN ADDRESSES TO THE CONVENTION
paper may exert its power.
through which 1t may fulfll its mis-.

the paper may exert its power.
trough which 1t may fulfil its mis-.
sion. ~ "'
Among the things a count editor
mas found or is finding concealed
ms person, weapons with which
ne IS peacefully fighting his way to
aespecta oility II not affluence are: A
neld-over which. i'm his line like
Aiexander Selkirk he is monarch OF
all that he surveys: a power ana in
nuence-one time dormant, but now
manifest and active: and q mission
as worthy, as nobles as far-reachinr ..
tna OF any man conducted agency.
The. country weekly has q field ne-
culiarly Its own. No class az nenni.
|o!gest e they read SO thoroughly
and 50 well as our rural POPULATION.
me farmer will take up his home
+ tsa, ana spend more time reading
on his sixteen-page daily < rats
ton. ooo ZOE renee
the country population j.. Is the
.cundauop inc hackboneS Of the { na.
ton. II Is they who are in touch with
tne earth and who cause. the earth to
produce its treasures. The country
eaitor 70 IN direct touch with that
through his editorials then that he
reaches his field. and that is why the
eoitorlal page Ii the important part
OF his paper,
George FAIRIES OF Williston spoke
Q g The, Value OF the Editorial PAGE
q .valut. OF the editorial page Il
Dased on the need and demand fol-
Information and diversion" said MI.
FAIRIES. Every part OF 8 real news.
paper conveys, to its readers Jews.
Information or some amusing or di.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-06-20
The Necessity.

The Necessity Of an Editoria
Page was the title of the paper read
by Movie Edwards of Devils Lake
AS a general proposition the editorial
writer Is a morose, d%yspeptic 1individ.
ual, apparently underfed. with a point.
ed beard and a high brow, a skeptit
and from Missouri" OF course nj
good editorial writer is exer by am
possibility a good news gather. Both
animals are born, not ! made. The
chief point Of difference 10 that where.
az the news man writes, without think.
ing, the editorial writer reads what
the news man has written and Their
thinks without writing.
The editorial page, ,is. the neWspa:
per conscience. It should contain the
sincere thoughts of the responsible
what such responsible head believes
to be right or fair on any subject OF
interest. The editorial should. be
fearless. and without bias or preju-
dice. +.
Given honesty. right thinking and
energy. the editorial page becomes q
power and a necessity to its readers
not always be right. yet they are
ideas and as such certain to provoke
discussion. and discussion means en-
lightenrnent: and after all that is the
true vocation Of a newspaper-to en-
tighten people. /
In a. nutshell. thought. honesty Of
purpose and : little energy will pro
duce an editorial article. The edi-
torial viii make people think. To
think Il necessary, II we are to pre-.
serve Y liberties and advance ouI
civilization. Arguing thus, the edi-
torial and the editorial page Is a
necessity and should be maintained
at as high q standard as possible.
Should be Well Regulated.
Il. II. McGarry OF Alexander spoke
onEA''Ths Editorial Page for the Coun.
try WeeklY." Any we'll regulated
bl1inoM has IT. depArtmeutA and II
ORDER 70 be we'll regulated the vari.
oua departments must each receive III
proper attention. said Mr.. McGArry.
Ascountry newspaper should be vel,
regulAtSd business. II has IL depart.
mstts and the editorial page 10 one
Of them. This ii the Department
which above an 6fhSrs gfvs1 life, tone
personality eAd Individuality 70 3
~ Il III N Essas@sy syarseH
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-06-20

happenings Of the past have thrown q
oouDt ABOUT the motive that may Do
hidden in a news story. That news.
paperdom Is striving with success to
merit confidence by the abolition OF
evils of n past is one of the hopeful
page. with it's license to express the
view point of the paper is the neces-
sary medium through which the great
reform all newspaper men hope for.
namely to see the newspapers of this
country absolutely and impartially
fact REALTORS in their news columns.
Will eventually be brought about.
The average American is q read
er, a seeker after facts and informa-
ton and a thinker. AS education
grows more common and more thor
ough men will not alone seek a news
paper for the reason that 1t may pos
sibly present that side of a case which
they prefer but will also seek out
those papers which express the direct
contrary view. The editorial page
here provides the only reasonable me-
d1um of transmission through which
the editor can express his ideas. Just
In proportion as the public believes
that a newspaper expresses Its view
point by "coloring" news matter so as
to have it favorable. the public will
view with distrust every item in tnat
paper and its usefulness as Il news dis
seminator will be weakened in exact
ratio to its known proclivity to color
events. The editorial page Is an ever
present necessity in the newspaper OF
today.
practically every member of this
association can call to mind some
newspaper which provides a case in
point. 1t is of the hardest things
we have to overcome in our conduct
Of newspapers: to he fair and Impair
tial in presentation of the news. When
the editor has learned to be strictly
impartial and has impaired to his staff
the knowledge that every man on it Is
expected to write his story from the
standpoint of news rather than OF
opinion he can then turn to his edi-
torial page and give full vent to any
opinions he may be %harboring anent
the happenings which the news
columns relate. He will realize the
necessity as we'll as the utility of his
OWE page.
An Absolute Necessity.
THE editorial page is a necessity or
the city daily because in the very ma
ture Of things the hurried and imper-
feet preparation of new which the
work makes almost obligatory it is
necessary that there be one depart
ment at least which affords oppor-
tunity for thoughtful discussion and
elaboration of what the news means.
1t is a necessity that provision be
made for localizing the meaning OF
news happenings. It is a necessity
because views as we'll as news r de-
manded. In it the editor becomes
the neighbor expressing an opinion.
suggesting a ourse of action. propos-
ing reforms, outlining some thought
the personal avenue in the complex
the peroonal avenu in h complex
network of newspaper entity. 1t
grows more and more a necessity as
the DAYS go by.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-06-20

A new race question Is the chauff-
eur.
II you are slipping you know it. so
brace.
Unfortunately there is no charge for
a poetic license.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-06-20
worth Dakota Editors Are Talking Shop in Sessions Here Today
POOR METHODS Of
HANDLING ACCOUNTS
ARRA|CNED BY THOMAS

Tme.worn jests at the ex.
pense Of the "lmpecunious edi.
tor" said G. b. Thomas OF the
Harvey Herald, have had their
growth out Of had methods of
handling advertising accounts.
Too many publishers, said Mr..
Thomas, give much more atten.
ton to the question Of securing
advertising accounts, than caring
for them after they get them.
He advised the adoption of an
effective method of checking the
advertising e Il appears in the
paper each day or each week,
c0ntending that enough pa,
locals escape the attention of the
publishers during a year to eetab.
lish several first class printing
plants.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-06-20

Fortunately harvest begins in Kan
sas soon after the diplomas have
been handed out.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-06-20

Your neighbor should be grateful
to you. for doing 30 much worrying
his business.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-06-20
ers Will form the habit Of waiting for
the editorials with weekly expecta-

ton.
Local news 10, Of course, the big.
gest card Of any paper but . well bal
anccd editorial. department with Z DO.
pendAble wen though limited srist Of
Interesting matter cannot fall to add
to gain ana hold q place In the homes
Of the community and cause 1t to be
read and talked about. The editorial
page 10 of distinct value to the pub
Usher IN direct ratio q It d Of value
70 IL roadosA \ !
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-06-20

Everyone favors Improvements at.
fecting the taxes of the other fellow
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-16

man Sud in gfubIauo bebdnbeln
Ddroe. 8tdn ptrb Sud- folterr unn
@uH Die 3ungeu aus benz Gals bers
du8fhnetben.
Die s. %. W's DerIdffen
Winpt.
W1 not q. q, Is. Muu. - Ule1r
ols 500 Mdnner, piek bapou .fnous
trial QBDrters Of tbe MorLo, blben am.
5rettag Wtnot bertaFen uno ore bies
'tgen geamter glnrben iebt, buB tetne
peiteren gerfuhe gemoht psroen, ben
&dmpf um bic Ryoefreibsit tpieDer nufs
5unebmen.
Der 4ufentbaIt i'm 8efdnqnib mar
ndhrenb oe5 Cages in ISoIge Der 5iBc
pIeber 1nertrdgti1 uno cine Mu3ahl
Der mebr dIs 200 8efausenen bes16h"r
ihre 8eloitrafeu unb perTprdfsn, bies
5tdbt iofort DerlaiTeu 81 toole7.
Solleu fir $4,000 GLet~
trt3itdt geFo btsn i
bdben.
Retp Yort, Is, 2(ug. - 5rdnf
PuIper unb JObn gtIermaun, Der GU
pertntsnbent uno syngsnieur etnes 9es
bduoes an Der Weit 26. GtraBe, tpurs
ben am Grettag auf bic 2lntLoge bin
Derbaftet, BON Der gterp CERT Goiion
gompanp fir $4,000 GlettrBitdt gez
ftoblen 5u babsn. Die QutIu9e geAt
odbtn, baB bic beiben mdnner i'm 8ez
betmen cine eIettriihe 5auptlettung
ange3apft rmb fieben Monute lang
glsitri3itGt geItpbleu hdttsn, I'M pas
6ebGuoe 81 beleu6teu.
Jre6sr Disb ita bI.
aIbunp, u. o., Is. Dug --- Sin
Trsmber fam am 5rsttaag IN bic gtep
Yort State Jldtional 8ant, itredte ben
Qrm burh oos 5enIter eines 3abl=
clerts, srgriff 8antupteH I'M 8etraqe
BON 1919 unb elite auF bic Strube
htndus, mo er unter ben 4saFanteI
perT6ndnb, ebe Der sritaltute Glcrt
rsht tpubte, tpaS geIheben par.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-16

Cine eugeHtf6s 6eirat6
IN Nmertfu. Die 2sqislotur oes
Staates BenuinLpdnien bat ais erite
Die eusentittIaeH 9eieBe auf 6eiratbsr
faaoioaten augendnot. Bon eBt IN
mufisn ie0e 8raut un0 teoer grdutis
Gam ahtuHopter3id 5ragen beautnors
ten, e6e fie eJuen 6ejrntbserIaubni5s
ihtln erhaIter t0nneu. Die GheIuitis
acu u1it'Isn aHqe6eu, o5 lie blooituuig,
eptlepttfh, ntd1t ref,t bel 8erfdHo
Tino poer ob ite g}drtotita ooer 6erduz
itRnoe 8etrdute nit gur 8u GROCER
@orlie6e 3u IiA neh4nen. Ferner mil.
ZEN fie srftdren. Dab iie ndbreno Der
Iebten pier Sabre rpeosr SniaHen elmer
;TrrenduitdIt nod zines Werts uno
Qrmeuhaufes aerpeIen ijuo. Yer grdas
ti9am nuB nod beIonoers angeben, ob
er pboItfh tmftdnoe 1T, eine Samilie
An er6dIten Uton erpartet, burh bic
geaunoortunq bieIer Frugeu ausrei=
tenoe Gtutiititen erbaIten au tonueu,
um Ferner GeIeBe burdpbringen 8u
tonncil, Die DEe Aoelrutq fIr 1olGe, DC
fir ben GbeItano ntdt ptnifRnss
rperth fiu0, unmOgItd] maheu
SeIbitu1oro eiuC1 giIen.
I6u6uerQottiu. QIua arab miro
qcn1eloet Die Battiu oe5 GIienbahna
beonteu Grnit IbouoBz qeb 9largtt
geuc8e, bat ith in jbrer 8}ebnltug er-
banqt uno puroe ais 2etde aufaefuu.
oelt. 3ie ilInqe sSrau, tpelbe erit uor
Piniqen Monaten qebeirathet bal. mar
idlou Dor Der Sod1seit nerbenfrauf
uno bat iid5 pieherbolt ihrer llmqes
bunq qegenitber geduBert, huf3 fte pe-
qeu Oes unertrddIihen2eiNens geIbft-
morb perubeu peroe. Mdhreno tbr
5otte I'M glute tpeiIte, hat iie he1
| sGatibIgb Gud .5unbgeTi5rs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-16
Oge(egraplj

GhteagO. Sas., Is. ausuit. -
Gin pithenner Batter. Der bas @eIes
felblt IN bic 6Gnne gtnommen unb Sen
Mlaun srfhoiTen bate. BEN sine 5urn
rpn Der antlGge FreigefprOhen bate,
Isine 13 sSahre ate 1ohter pergtpdts
tiat su habsH. rurbe an 5reitas Don
einsr goroners sSurp freisefprrnen.
Der anaetfdats, GSparb J. Ias
pren, Durbe freigeldifsn.
Eeine snei 50htsr. elf unb 13
Sabre aft, raren bic einsigtn 3sugen
Uor Der goroners Jurn. Sic fagisn
ans. eaB fis urn benz photographer
G,vpnimus in iefnem 4telier pergetuals
ria. norosn ieisu. Iupren. Elm
Ghnsiher, fhob grpninus Dor Teiner
6austblr nieber, alsid, nuf,nem sr
ron Der antlaGs. DGs Gltere Der Wdnz
den, EisIu, Dsrgsn1liiss su b1bsu,
fseieip ipts6su uczrsn mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-16
Cincinnati. eamitas oem t6 stnsnt 1913 Er'

Diefer 5aaunfsn In goliseiunifOrm
tporen einfade 2euts, bic 2dDen be-
fu6t hatten, um Gintdufe 3u MAIDEN.
Die pDli3iften bottsn in Dielen GAL
len unf6uIOige Yerfonen unter Der
gefhulbigung bss 2dbinoiebitubls
Derbofet, um ii6 Die prdmien 5u pers
Ditnen, bic fir erfolgretde @erbdftuns,
gen ausbe3ohlt perben. MGbrenb lie
ihre arreItantsn mad oerpoli3eiftation
fiihrten, itedten Ee ben betreffenoen
psrIonen 9sgshitGnbe, Die aus benz
aaben ftammten,, BEN bic 9srbafteien
beftohlN 6aben iollten, in biz Suihen.
Solhes 8stpeismateriol ipnr natiirs
lid ssniigeno, nm bic Qeute trob allsr
lini4ulbsbetbeusrungen 3u iiberfiibs
rem.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-16
S.lesrapbiide ROtiseu.

--- 9rpBFiirft 4lsranbsr MlidueIos
pitIh BON RuBlunb, Der Sdpoger oss
ruFIt'hen 3utiers, iit IN Wsp Yort
eingstrofFeH. Gr ptrb fif mehrsre
Q8pten in ben Ser. StuQteu 0f5ol=
ten.
oSn Worgon, Ga. tpuroer 10
5iIfsIberiffs, bic bds @sfduguib be-
pahten, Don einem 8Dlfsbuufsn T5ers
Ddltiqt, Der oann siuer Jleger gbda
mems 2oDstt, Der dHgetIdgt mar, 5Jpei
DetBs Wdnusr srmOroet 3u babeu, in
ieIner 3sqs eriboB.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-16

9ten yorf augef.: oRaltretd-
niu" Don &lperpooI: -sSrance" BON
8aore; oiSrieorib Ger 8roBe" Don
Bremen; n8atri8" Don 8irdu5; gGeL-
tic" pon 2tperpooI.
abgeg. n@3eD Dorf ua6 Soutb-
antpton; g8om" nah Utarieiae
Soutbampt on. a6geg. yBre-
ii0ent 2incolH" nah geerU gorf.
30 oFtreaI. Iugef.: oLurrts
it1u" pbu 2tDerpooI.
Gberbourg. 4ugef.: Berlin
BON 91erD 2Dorf uuh Bremen.
8Ipmout5 2lngef.: r2ympera.
for" pon Stem Dorf uad 5antburg;
.BAiIaoelpbia" bon 9leD 9ort Ra9
SoutAamptoH,
Guecn$tomn. 2Lnqef. BAL.
tic" Uou 9ep gorf uah 2toerpool.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-16
menn bic neuen 0rsH3sn aiht 10 abse'
droert ipsrbeu. pab Iie 3u 4lbds
nien tommsn.
GngIdnb sminstG China inns
mer nod inbif4es
Opium duf.

Opium duf.
2pnbpn, Is. IMa. General.
!sn.ndnt Chang, Elm Delegat Der Ras
tionaIsn Opium prohibitions Union
ror China. Der iih felt brei Wonoten
In Gnglnnb befon0, um bic britii6e
H,aieruIn 3u neranlaHen, China BON
tsr Dtrpflintuns 5u entbebeH. nod
iueitsr inniId<s Opium au importtren,
bat am ;yreitas ois Riidreiie nah
China dnpetrsten, nn oem propiforis
fhsu DrGfioenten gann Shi Rat iiber
bcs sSehli1lcaeH fsiner UaHion su
bstihten.
Dor Ieiner abretie srIieb Der Genss
raI bic folaenos on oas britiihe Bolt
eeiihseie Grtldruns:
.Dos 6insIif6e Bolt i'll feit ents
f6loiTsn, ii4 BON oem Spiumlaiter 3I
hsfreisn. uRb ss III oabsr uihi gu uers
prneern. bab ss erbittert iber Elm
Sano ift, oas uus gsraoe ben Stoff
duispGnet, BEN mir uHfere 9egrdois
runo uno unisrsH Shooen DerodHien.
Gs III bsinahe ungldublih. ooB sile
cusr1rtige RegieruHs uns sningsr
nif, nod srp<i ober orei s5dbre lang
eos Gift sHtseeensunebmen, rcn BEN
mir uns befreien polIen uno oos 81
besdmgfen unisrs Rtqierung WliliiOs
nen ausqisbt uno 0unoerte pcn Usens
icben!eben opfert.@
Der generot fhlpB init eintm Up.
pel on bic brftifhsn lreunoe ehlHas.
oob fie ihr Msslihiies tbun iollfsn,
um oie britifhs gtesieruns su oercns
IaKen. semsinidaftli6e Sdhe NIT
ghiuu su MAIDEN uno bic @ursel ees
llnrtdts aussurotttn unb oie ReHt'
Iinseit in Der Delt gu f0rcern.
aus oem 9eutf4en Rel D..
Berlin. Is. 4ug. - Die 8orbe.
restnnaen fir bic am 4. Septembsr
ONT GGlcb Sigmarinstn itdttfinbeno,
frhwitsi<ier nes Grt6nigs Ranuel
nit Der s}rinseifin 4usuitine pcn 90.
tensouern lnfTen oarnuf iAlitbsn, bal
nie geremcnieH non GROCER grdtteuti
faltuno bealtites iein iperben. Rihl
ptniasr ala Ght5ia grinssn uHo prini
aeiftnnsn bon fSnislihem @ebIlt'
iretnen odrsn tbeilnebmen. eiHihgieBi
Iich BEG prinsen BON males. Der ali
9seyireter itines gnters fansiren iriro
Sier prinseHinnsn nsrben Grout
iunafern fein.
Rnifer WilheIm Bat iih entfhulni
aen laffen. neil sr Al iener 3eii Der
neutffeu Raiftr Wann0rern heispoh
rsn mub. CT unn anofre WonnrheI
perDsn ii6 Dur4 prinaen DsrtrstsI
l1Htn.
WafftnsWerfrm mIung rci
MrbeitsIofen.
Eisb<n grobe WnifennsriammIun
pen Mrbsitslofsr habsn htnie in nei
gr0bten Gdlsn Herlins itottgefanben
Ter Nnnrnns al bifftH MdiIsnper
iGmmI1naen mar Elm nermabsn -ungt
tsurer. n1b sfnigs bieisr SdIt bon be-
gcIisei oorseitia gsiptrrt ,usrbtn mnB
ten. In ben getaltenen NeDen ipurD
: adcct, bob Iih $4,000 Mrbeitslpis Il
Berlin befiuntn: n1s gienn unite
itrsn IclI ungebeusr isin unb bi
ausfs6txn fiir ben tDnsmsnben min
tfr jcIzen afrobe5u alIfri6Ismmfs fern
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-16
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