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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-18
Lauriun Department

ings IN the interim will provide new
basis For rating.
The Importance of this step is APP
parent to All who have followed the
afrirs of the water department. Before
the installation of meters, the collcc-
tions under toe fiat rate system failed
10 meet the cost of the water as pur-
chased 10y the village from the c. q II.
Mining company Every month there
was a loss in the water department.
Since the meters were first installed
there has boon a slight profit each
month i'm the water department, ana
this prof. has increased whenever adj
ditional services We're put upon tne
me ter basis, Notwithstanding the fact
that in practically every instance the
, bills Of the individual consumer were
reduced owing TO greater economy
practiced in the home.
But there is stin a discrepancy. The
total amount of water consumed in the
village rs shown by the readings of the
meters i'm private homes and estimated
on the Hat rate basis, does not equal
or even approach the total amount
passing through the {. 81 II. meter
! and paid for 10y the village. 1t is said
that little more than two thirds of the
water passing through the G. y II.
meter Is accounted for.
Lower Rates Possible.
Either there must he some big leaks
i'm the village Of the consumers stlll
on the fiat rate basis are consuming
more water than is estimated. The
first supposition does not seem sub
Stimulated for leak or leaks of those
proportions could not long so undc-
tccted. And further than this. spe-
cial effort has been made To find and
repair leaks.
Village officers feel that when the
entire town is metered, it will be pos
sible To account for fully ninety-hvC
per cent of the water registered rs
coming into the village When II Il
t. possible to do this the water depart
. ment should be i'm such condition tina
a reduction i'm the water rate may b'
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-18

Chicago, Dec. Fifteen lives con-
stitutcd the tolls the young manhood
of America paid for It's devotion to
baseball during the year 1918 The
death list of the national Obscssion, as
compiled by j. II. Nickcry of Chicago,
shows that the fatalities were most
numerous in this city, where three per-
sons were killed 10y being struck by
pitched balls, and the total for this Vi
cmity is increased to four by including
one death in Harvey.
As in the case of football, the great
est risk to life is encountered by the
unskilled player for the list of htteen
deaths does not include major league
PLAYER or even Il minor league athlete
Of sufficient experience in baseball to
bc widely known.
OF the fifteen killed all except one
were hit by pitched balls or foul ups
which are practically the same. The
exception was j. WhctStonc of New
orleans. who died as the result of 4
broken spin, sustained in sliding to II
base.
Twelve Victims Hit in Head.
Ten of the victims were Killed rs a
result of being Int in the head by the
bali direct from the hands of the pltch-
err. j. Baushkwtz of Baltimore ana f.
Grccnwald of Holland. y. Y, were Kill
ed 10y being hit on the head by iouI
tips. u. Parroto Of Chicago d'ed ~
= result of blow over the heart rom
70 pitched ball while playing a game on
Grand avenue. f. G. Whittemofe'
Yale freshman, was killed by Il ploN
on :hc spine from Il pitched DalI'
Or the accidents in baseball whl'l
did not result fatally no complete rev
ord is possible i'm any one loca'l'N' "'
reports from remote spots give Only
the more serious injuries To ball pay
crs as Il rule. There is Il strong ars"
mcnt in favor of Charles y. Cohis
keys demand that the players Nc"
high shoes in the array OF sp'''''c"
Nrcnchcd and broken ankles sustain
ed in the major leagues alone las
season
mdI0r Ic6DucIS Sp' WV
Among the sufferers from spra''c'
ankles were Hal Chase of the fa'l"co
and later of the White SoN' JACK hc,'
welt of Cleveland, Vie SAFER oI w
Cubs. Outficlder Stcngcl oi bro''>'' :
Icinc Zimmerman of the IupS, "''
Fred Suodgiass of the chants II.
broken ankles were recordco III :"
National league alone. The victim
were Catcher Gibson OF fit'Spu's
Third Baseman Mowrey oil St 'i'o',
and Outfielder Gathers OF ST i'ou'
Manager Birmingham of CleVeia',u We
laid up with a broken leg ana |"
players we're out Of the game LOT %
tended periods on account OF pau
wrcnched knees. They were ha"sei
the st. Louis Cardinals and ros'''
the Washington team.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-18
WILL COMPLETE
Meter SYSTEM
Council Likely to Have Work Done
Early in New Year

one Of the first undertakings for
,he new year i'm the village of Laur-
ium Is the completion of the meter
system. At present Inspector Stetter
Is engaged in making meter readings
but upon the completion of this work,
it is likely he will be instructed by the
council! To push the installation OF
meters until every service is included
in this system.
The meter system was first adopted
n The village about six years ago and
since then approximately ll5O ser
vices have seen metcrcd, leaving from
$50 To- l7o To he attended to- In the
past there has been au understanding
chat before meter is installed the
owner OF the property must sign a
contract agreeing To- pay for 1t. Al
though the system has given general
satisfaction ana i'm practically every
instance the meter has paid for it,
self in reduced water bills, within a
year. several property holders have
| objected to having meters lHstalieo
and as a consequence they are stu
being supplied on a Hat rate.
An Important Step.
| Now the council proposed TO instai
meters on these services. keep an ac'
cnratc record of the amount of Wate'
consumed. and il possible prevail upof
the property holder to change his At
,itude REGARDING the meter and pay fo
it. If this cannot be done. the mete
viii bc removed again and the read
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POSTAL SERVICE IS SELF
i SUPPORTING; .BIG SURPLUS
Continued From Firnt Page.

has been competently decided that
telephone message and a telegram are
the same within the meaning of tho
laws gov crning the telegraph service
ana therefore it is believed that the
statute cna, ling the government to
aculirc. upon the payment of an APP |
praised valuation, the telegraph lines
of the country will enable the govern
mcnt to acquire the telephone network |
" the country. While it is true that
the telephone companies have not
complied with the requirements OF
section 52C7, revised statutes, this
can not be held to nullify the intent
Of the law. since the nonuse on the
part of the government of any of its
constitutional privileges i'm no wise
surrenders the right to exercise these
privileges whenever the best interests
IF the nation demand.
In June last a committee was ap-
pointed To make an investigation OF
this subject the preliminary steps nee
cssary for thc government To take to-
ward the acquisition Of tho telegraph
lines of the country IN accordance
! with section 5267 of the revised stat
qtes. This committee is now engaged
! in preparin- It's preliminary report
and If the findings justify such action
proper recommendation viii be maze
10y the depai tmcnt at later date"
p. o. Department Has Surplus.
Postmaster General Burleson pre-
! ecnts an elaborate Statement; of the
financial operations of the postoilicc
department, including % discussion Of
the methods of bookkeeping, which he
has changed.
1T is gratifying to report says he
"that the total expenses of maintain
ing the postal service for the fiscal
,esr ended June 30. 1915. is found to
be exceeded by the revenues for the
Isame period: that there is an actual
surplus of .S4l.9O6.7S and that the
postal service is now for the first
time since 1883 sclf-supportng.
Az to mis- general financial policy
Postmaster General Burlcson says:
'"rhc dominant policy of the pres
cnt administration will he To conduct
the postal service tor the convenience
or the public and not for profit. It's
controlling purpose will bc To promote
efficiency 10y the complete STANDARDIZED
tiun of the service, which will he At
tanned by harmonizing equipment, adj
, iusting the personnel, ana securing
, greatest possible cooperation In cV'
cry quarter.
+ The prime consideration in perfect
, Ing the personnel of the postal ser
vice shall he To rcorganiZc efficiency
and to eliminate partisanship. In ih'
. extension of service and i'm the inn
, position of charges the government
4, must be guided not by the considers
ton of profit. but by the needs of tn
people, who have n right to cNpc'
! the most efficient postal service al
, ministcrcd IN the most economical
- manner possible, and made aVailapl
, To them at rates Involving. for TN
service as whole, no element q
=, taxation. The service should he cN
:. tended. with due regard for the cNi
ycncics Cf public revenue, whereNe
i its benefits. commercial and socia
Il, warrant the expenditure necessary
:, irrespective OF whether oil not the rev
f, cnuc from each extension viii dclro
/, the cost thereof.
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=. lAURlUM BREVlIieS =
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The Lamium orchestra Will enter
tain at concert and dane" iu ihr
Laurium town hall Friday evening
\ daughter has been born 10 Mrs.
Fred sagdcrcock Allen of m South
PcwabIc street
one of our nice oycrcoats as "a holt-
day Gift :. Rosenbaum, 9Th 81
Advertisement 10
FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Cardigan Knit sweaters IN red and
gray. Regular $500 values SOC. Ncrtin
Bros. Cloak Dept, md floor
Advertisements is
Pittsburgh is said to have five
drunkards 10 every one I'm New YORK.
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granted for all consumers in this viii
lage. But such a reduction cannot
even Ice considered until these loose
ends are picked Up.
With the water bills which are now
being prepared, the consumers VIII "e
called upon To pay for their pond wa
ter, the charge for this service beiuE
made annual, instead of quarterly gs
i'm the case with lake water. The pond
water is SOLD on the fiat rate basis
but rs the rate is much lower than
: that for lake water the payment for
the same viii work no hardship on
consumers.
Water collections iu the past month
have been excellent.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-18

Pittsburgh is said to have five
drunkards to every one in New YORK.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-18
GOOD PROGRESS WITH ICE.

Good progress IS bc!ug made with
the ice at the Palcstra and iudiCa-
tons are no difficulty will be expert
enced in opening the skating season
saturday evening. The colder weather
of yesterday and today has made IL
possible for the work 10 advance more
quickly tnan during the early part OF
the week
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-18
FIFTEEN DEATHS
ON The DIAMOND
List Does Not Include Players of
Organized Leagues
DEATHS IN 1918 BASEBALL.
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May lS-B. Parroto, Chicago.
May 23--V. Taught. Cozad. Ncb.
May III. BaushkWtz Baltimore.
May 3O-F. Grcenwald Holland, y. Y.
June &c. Brown, Chicago.
June w. Virgins. Kearney, y. j.
juno 2--P. Smith, Anacostes, Wash.
June -. c. Whittemorc, Jr, New
Haven Conn
June 81. G. Gillespie, Chattanooga,
Tenn.
June l3-R. II. Black, Charleroi. Pa.
June Ill, MILESTONE, New or
leans. La
June 25--M. Ruth, JasOnvillc, Ind.
June 81. w. Reed, Harvey. H.
........--M. Mccoy, Chicago.
August So. Roberts, Philadelphia
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Byrnc and Leash, and this is not for
gotten by their followers. who are
frank in their criticism, despite the
fact that Fred Clarke has an unex-
seiItd rec6td ;0s 6n;'h.ne q ,nc hirt
division,
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-18
rs CAREFUL or ARM
Msthcwson Takes No Changes "
Oyerworking Vt.

The unusual care taken 10y 'n,'a's
Ma,hewson To preserve his P'''"'"e
arm is well known. but the eN'e'' -,
which he spares his salary W''s -
hardI, oven guessed. In travelling Nv
always carries hts heavy eriP J" Nv
left hand. ,,,J
'lc carry this grip In my lc't ia"a ,
instead of my right mana 'o' -
,an4," rlid Matly rs eh''N' sa,,
arm an Won mink Is the better OIL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-22

Ntne mefoImit0n peI9e es fIr notb.
aoenue bon Gorru Sirdbe BITS ct Clair Stras
Sc, ourd NflniierH nit go6iteinen.
gei es bef3loffer bon nem Gtaotratt hey
gtabt Cincinnati Stadt Gbio (brei 8tertei
aIier baau ertpdtten Wtislieber hbereinfiiul'
Das es bserburd far notbnenois erfIart it,
sn berbeffer Sefferfon Mbenne. BON CORN gtra'
nitsGurbs. 8fIaitern be8 sSnhrtpeas nit Bad
fteinen uno Seriteuung Der HDibieen Graini.
ritueen uro SnIets, IN lleberetnttiutmuna nit
ben 4idnen, 5pesifiintioHen, 9ofteroorurfdIds
ncu uno RrofiIeu fir bic por9efehere Gerbeffes
rling auiIiepeHb In Der Sffiee ber Director Of
9ublic Sernice, tpeI6e bternti giEse6etben
per5en.
aoenme, bon Gorrp gtrabe bls ct. Clair
ION fpie be5etdnet burd5 BITE eesenpdrttge a1crs
befernue. unb baB feine genoernna beg (Sraees
Gns fiinfsie (5o) 9rosent Der gefammtfofter
fir befagie 8erbefierina absheIid Der stofteH
fir Greu3ureeu u,rferIeGt tperheH foilen duf nf!e
aots uHb gdnbereien ungreH5enb nro autnbeHa
an noraefehene Rerbefieruna, fpelne hefngterqe'2
fpesfeue gortteiIs our6 befdste gerbefferura
nab bie 70 nsferIeater affesmenfs q
(1o) jdbili4en Satlungen besabIt pernc, lpis
len NIT 8srfer duf BITE bincuSgefdoberen CAB.
Iunssn: her Gieentbtmer iraenotpeI6eu be-
fteuerfen 4igenibufne YGnn nber and. lie rad~
BEN er. e. viin56t foINe Mtsbments baar be-
ss B.. ssns sS hstn essuan ns
1sb EoHbS lsy etebf giretriasi auteeaebss
6iS1Measx
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nefaete assenipdrsiae GeIeife foIIen ioiorf
nenen 0eIeiie, nHb bejngse Eettfte Girabe, pber
ncner 1iper Tooo. foI suteber tn euien Sns
Sefticn ,. acfnetes neues GeIeiie fou aes
lepf tpetoen unier her slnipeifuna unb siir Sus
lrteosnbeit beS Gbet Jnaenierrs Der giaof YIN.
Mot BEN aeiuobnlidtcn 05ebranr oocr Der
Erainnne bon hcfngter Strobe tinocrlih IL
Sefficn 3; alic oiioeren Grbinan5en Aefos
iniicnen ufib nnbcre stmtoritdt fir Die :. pnae
ino Grbnfnua bon befaatem @eIeiie IN uebcts
einliiTninne NIT Der er'fen NeihreienHg BON
SeiIien ! bierson. finb bieronrtb iDiberruieii.
5uriidae3ogeH nnb slifiid1emiefen.
Gefiion & Eiefe EroinnlB iIt pafrt nnb
bic Mnicriidi bierin erfbeiIt inter ber fpe;ieIs
ien sehtnenne; bab beiaeie gtieIbobn'ss
fG0ft tbre Nnchfclger nrb ufiigHS, bic Gfloi
entfhdbtsen nnb fhablos baiten fcn bon allen
G6dben, g1irfunaeH inb llrfahen bon 2Strs
iliiioen. tpridae onrh poer iafriae Der Belt. gses
baftiinn cbsr ben Setrieb bon befnaien Welelfe
III Der cnge. iue.dbe 5iceiiens bef6rieben III IN
Der .aennnHien Geiticn bieron.
Gefitcn 6. Gie Muiorifdt, ipeihe btircb fitfe
Cretnnns serIieben iuirb. ioil etnsfa uno aIlein
fnr stHe BrrduhernHg Der Gage fein unb fcll
ridsf oGs 9tecbl nerieibfn, bic Gefainnlttohi
Ben Der GtGot su efboben: iinb. unieuuorfen
ben Heoinpnneen nnh 8eftimrinuGtn. luie
hierin oneeaeben. fen bos Me6t .oes 2eaers.
iogter neuer paee eeIeitet nno nnieriuprfen
fein anrn 9eftimmuilsen beS eeaenudrtiaen
Meo5te, ons @eieife In bef1nter eeaef''phrttaer
SAGE ~ Ieaen. erboIicn urs at betrether.
balls es asm ses Saas so ssr aara Dn sr sesr
Etbtrdns OH. fdriftIih ale nte peoinaunaeu
uHe geffimmnHgeH, bic tierin entbaiieu ftrS,
arnebfner.
eesfinn Tiefe crhiuans foI In aroft tres
ten bon benz friIbefteH BON Gefss erIaubien
Seifnunfte an
Qa'firt am fs gpnember 1918.
simeon M. Sobnfcu.
Trdfbent bes gtabirattS.
Heelaubiat: Hrttnr Gspu. GIsr.
22,23
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Mtue crbtuara 80. e36.lei3-got'
" febrtnaen freffeno tlr eine cIltas
sieneraufIoee fir Wlnuisipal'3nsde iar paS
- Sa 6ieier i stasfratb BEN GouHts gnsitcr ron
6dmiltor 9ountn. Ctio. ans 1abress ss'noael
ber stabt Cincinnati fir. has Sabt 1919 nm IN
folutipn biefes Stasirotbes. aa'i'rt ON 10.
Sr9S 9o 'St be " snoeei.aonrmiHdre itS bon samltou
gouTio Ssi9 pie ;sas, ctsa,sn S reb
Strt uuo perdnnert haber. irnem lie bic BARN
eribaItenen 8oiieu in Sesng aaf nsrftteoene
Ee bieier eiostratb burt cine am 80 erps
tenIber 1918 potfirir Reiolntton ben ssdb.erl,
Der Stnet Cincinnati bct Der IN etefer, Siaoi
am a 9ooember 1913 obaebdlteren aIeemei'
men g3atl Die Sraae urtierbretief bat beireffs
auHape bon Steuern In nno flr bas Sabr
1918 fir Corporations 3pe6c Der Sinoi GIN
cinndt 5ur aate bon 2os WtiuS fbsr bic Wn'
5G49s3 Der alaemeiner Gefeee bon Cbip ou'
fprifrt tpnroe uHn
ia nebr aIs bic Maioritdt Der gFdbieE.
~ ,Gs'Tes SuRiten Der srb6sien gsais ftmmteH,
Gel es berorbrct bon benz glabtratb Der
siesi Gn9nnd a sast asrIsoS ssS ,s ,on,rrt her.
be fir oas 2abr 1918 tar, Muuiotpal. .3ipets
Der Stoot Cincinnati. Ebo .afpet Eae fsts
eunbertitsl 92.oel gRius aaf isosn s,is. 5eiar
fen fteuerbGren Giaenthums lber ben aufIa,
oen, tpelfe bon Der g'ubaet.apmmiNien hpn
San,iIton Gouutn ffir bic oerf6iebeneH Joref
erlaubt fpuroeT.
seltion g Ias Der GIers bss Etaetrnibs
hierourd uuioriitrt rurbe bic ncrffebenee irei'
iere aufIaue on ben auo'ior Bon Samtiior
Gnurtn Chic an beF6eiuisen. unb on bic
gubcet.aommifion I'M au' bic gteuerlitie
pladrt ms bent 0efese aenIas ieueifiri su
tpcroeu.
Eeifion 2 Tie'e crbinans io1 In Strait
treten uue 6iiItiG!ett bubeH bon uHn na6 rem
friiheften bonn Befeye erlaubien SeifpuHsie or
Iiefe Fratnan3 fpirh berbrrh aIs eine actb
W}osnabme er.ldrt FIR bic fofertiee GrbaIttinl
bes Df'ertgi6eu Erieeens. Geigubbet unb St
derbeit in Ginetnnaii infpIae her Ibnifnne
bah bic promple auferlepune nuh aclleitioT
bon befdaier reiterer Etsaer noibtpeneia II
Fnr bic Gtlaffnus BON Jonhs fir bic &rbai
tuue bon b.inpiem ofeHtIttem Jrieeen. Ge
furbbeit uno Si1erhet.
Qaiiiri am IS. Yonember 1913.
SiMeou wl. Sotnfor.
Irhfthsni bes Etnbirutbe.
1920
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6 rsss iS f sSsas 6. nsaas. ssa ss
5anoert ts6, ,5Ooo01 Goaors. be6ufs s6offuna
zines ipeiteren Sones eur 8eAabuns ees iid3iis
ttsn glnibsiIs ber. soften nHo asssabsa Der
ans sos s5 sasSn aSss ssa s %
geredbie burd aaHoitirnng.
&c. es peroronst ~on BEN Giabirat5 ber
Siabi Cincinnati, .Sf1ai Ghie:
siaotratbs ber s.Ibt Cincinnati netbmenbis 1T.
Sonbs ber befa9ten Stabt dussgeeheu uHo ~
oerfanfen N Der sunlme bon tetstauisnb ihHf.
eines fpeiteren Jonbs anr Be5ab!nne bes ide.i.
bic Berbsiieruna eart saHalillrang.
Baron aoab hnh Barton NpeHue. bonn jeeis
gen sIbsuasfanaI fleid bon 8ortsmomb aoe.
Hue Biz 9anior goenne; a9cton Roco, sfpifnen
QaStoH 6aoab uno ebnp grsHne; Hofela Gee'
nue. aHae Is aDene seea a"p oor snas
nm Wluio Ioeuue; 1sorninaten Arerue sipi,
tten gsaifon Roae uno agtnIe aoeule:. Usinto
aesnae, slptf4sn aslanleas aoenne % lnD SnI' l,
fon &ono unb Wainto soeniie; 4crtIaHo spe'
nue.. 5ipii6eH Geeen GRAPE unb aafion 8noe,
Sssnnse , 6sSs ssass Mss ssHy SsT.ss
oitiid bon 8artor glrerus. bon Dortiano abe.
@benue.
Efeot ciiseeDeten ,nerbea fcncr I'm Fcfrone rcn
fefstaIfeno fiHfbunbert $50. 500, 00) Cellars
iitr bic poraennnuteH Spe6e. Tte beIaettH
Ncnbs foucn In ber Tenomiunitc bon ein6un.
bert (Sf00.00) Dollars fetr, oeer in MiuItiplir
faieU banou. fpte bieS bonn Eiao!.dnottor les
ftmnt tperoen MAG inb fouen Hinfen iraaen
CUR &aie oon biereinhaib f4N4) per ssaar
eeiaate Bouos foilen batirt fein pom 10 fage
i'm Iosember 1913 unb foneH aGblbar isin 20
Sabre nod bem 1nium. Nsfaais gonbS icIien
ausge9eben, oDsgefteIf nnb berduscrt nerben
in rebereiHfiimmuHa mi. ber Gefete unb rem
Croinnn5en oiefc5 gtdstrnfbS snr meQunruna
Der Musedbe nnb ber @eriaufs bon NoGps m
Der siaSi CINCINNATI. staG. Gbio. paifirt cm
eslsioH fs4aas + is1 9es Cribs aus benz uerlauf Der
befagten 8onbs, auseeuommen bic 4rdmien
uno aafaeIaufenen 8infen. foIen BEN JaEo
rans aaisslasisben i,nb ansSssasit per.
eereiee fir Ste bisria iussifsirien sD.as Iss Oer:
seitirn 1. cas bort fine uns bsersur6 isbr.
Iid a,lfeyEeot merbe, bis 5mr Ginl5fuila Der
paen Gef1riebeHen yerf6uIbnnp aiff bas ffeuer.
iarc Gigenshnm Der Eiaot 1iHrinHnf; eine ae.
ItII,lfnna gaui1rie :um 3rucGe bet Ee;dtInna
her Snierc'ten nnb 1iIanueSfonbsUeb G,if
bic oben befnsiebsne DerfHuibnne: fclhe slufs
ldgsn fruen gu ben hurm bns gsfeb porgefe.
benen Seifen fits. bic auferIeqnHg Ron Gteueru
fiji mnnistpaIe 6ips6e penlaht iveroeH.
Geftion s. Ttde 0rbinnns fon In saratt
frefen urb Gnttaieif haben ron uns mad BEN
triibeften bonn 6sfet erInubten 8eifpuHite an
Eaiiirt nm IL. 9lceeMbeI 1918.
= sisgssrtr.tsnSer 3rhrsenf sss. 6sasisssss.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-22

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