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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1913-07-23
WEATHER.

At Bingham's Drug Store. for the week
ending July 21.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1913-07-23

teacher in the Summerville schools
before the two villages were unit
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-08-15
SEES BIG VICTORY
FOR IOWA SHIPPERS
Assistant Commerce Council Lewis
Optimistic Regarding Iron and
Steel Rates, Reductions.

Suspension OF the advance in
freight rates on iron and steel and
their products until October 20 is a
big victory for Iowa shippers, accoru-
ing to. Dwight N. Lewis, assistant
commerce Council.
Before October 90 hearing will
be held before the interstate com.
merce commission he said. "Our
petition set forth facts that caused
the suspension OF the proposed ad.
vance in rates; This means the sraIf-
roads will be compelled. tos3owscause
for the increase. 4 dom believe they
can give valid reason" 1S
The new rates mean an increase of
from 10 to IL cents on all iron ana
steel and their products shipped into
Iowa from Chicago. st. Louis and 9TH
err points. The new classification in
cluded Mississippi river proportion.
ais.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-08-15

these aren't the girls you ought to
reach; the sort you ought to reach are
on the street Did it ever occur to
you that these association girls might
be elsewhere amid dangerous surround
ings If there were no association for
them to go to? The influence they
meet at the building makes of them
nice, self-respecting girls.
The problem Of the girl on the
street is one which in this city and in
every city ought to be given very anx-
ioue thought. A girl being on Main
street after dark is not wrong in itself.
but there Is danger there which she
being on the down town streets alone,
being called there by no special errand
except to walk idly up and down The
spirit Of youth is to go some place;
older people can sit quietly and hap
PLY at home but young people cannot.
The very attractive well lighted,
comfortably furnished building on
Fifth and Blondeau furnishes a place
to go to. 1t is the purpose of the
board of directors to make 1t one of
the most attractive places in town for
girls and in time 1t will help to solve
the problem of the cir. on the streets
It won't solve the problem perfectly,
any more than the churches are SOW
ing perfectly the problem of sin in
the world, but It will be an agent for
much good
One Of the things which Mrs. Byres
said publicly while she was here, was
that she thought the Keokuk associa-
ton had gotten more in their building
for the money expended than any as
sociation Of which she had any knowl-
edge. She has q very wide knowledge
Of buildings in the United States. The
Keokuk association will be able to
accomplish many things in the new
building which they have not been
able to attempt In their crowded quar-.
ters on Main street.
One of the things which will appeal
to both men and women as q very
practical service, Is that young women
will be taught to cook The average
girl who has worked IN factory foul
or Ave years or longer knows nothing
az all about cooking. She hasn't hat
the time to learn because she goes
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-08-15

as they reached the house Mrs. A said:
Il feel Mrs. Byres that l must ex-
plain to you why | am SO pleased to
have you as my guest when | was SO
discourteous to you on your former
visit. I've seen great light" This
was what had happened to make her
believe that the work of the Y. w G..
A. was worth while Her daughter
was going to school in the east and
her mother had intended to take her
to the school as the girl had never
Travelled alone. The day upon which
they were to start the mother was
taken Ill and was not able to make the
journey SO the girl started alone. She
had but one change Of cars to make
Journey went very we'll until she came
to Albany where the train she was to
have taken to the school was delayed
by washout and the girl could not
leave the city until the next morning
Having had no experience in travelling
and In taking care Of herself the girl
helplessly wired to her mother to ask
what she should do The family knew
no one in Albany and 1t flashed at
once into the mothers mind, Il wonder
If there is a Y. w. c. A. in Albany
She called up the local secretary and
explained the difficulty and asked II
there was an association in Albany
and upon being told that there was
and being given the name OF the gen
eral secretary she wired to her and
asked her to go to the station and
get the girl and take care OF her until
she could go on her journey the next
day. The Albany secretary did take
care of the girl and the mother hun
dreds Of miles away rested perfectly
satisfied In the knowledge that her
daughter was safe In that great city.
The Y. w. @. A. looks after the
safety of strange girls in every city
where there is an association, and
that very work is being done here.
Scores and scores of things are done
4 by the Y. w. G. A. which cannot be
told, because the telling would betray
the confidence of the girls who are
being helped. A casual observer go
ing into an association building and
seeing group of nice, selt-respectine
Intelligent girls will say; why
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-08-15
by Mrs. Winona e. Reeves.]


Occasionally some one says: Il do
not believe in the work of the Young
Women's Christian Association. /
don't believe 1t is reaching the girls
it ought to reach" Every organiza-
ton which amounts to any thing in
the world is criticised and this is the
favorite charge brought against the
Y. w. G. A.
Did you ever stop to think. that the
criticism is never made by anyone
who is informed about this work, but
is always made by someone who
stands on the outside and really knows
very little about the work of the insti-
tuition.
The association is formed for young
women, just as its name implies; not
young women in one or another walk
In life but for young women Of all
classes, from the young women care
fully reared, surrounded by every COM
fort to the girl who has less fortunate
surroundings and who perhaps earns
her own living, and has the comforts
of her surroundings limited by the size
of her salary. 1t is designed for all
young women and the fact that the
fortunate with the less fortunate come
together on this conn on ground OF a
Christian Association teaches the girls
from the two extremes many valuable
lessons.
The daughters of the president Of
the United States, the young women
who hold the highest social position
in this country are enthusiastic asso-
citation workers. Miss Jessie Wood
row Wilson has contributed many arti-
cles to magazines, and has spoken in
many cities on the work of the asso-
citation. The honorary president Of
the Y. w. G. A. in Washington Is no
less a person than Mrs. Marshall, the
wife of the vice president of the Unit
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-08-15
The Work Of the Y. w. C. A.
Far-reaching Influence Exercised by Association
Over the Girl, Told by Mrs Wlnona
E. Reeves

ed States. That these wor.en with
their manifold social engagements and
other interests, which by virtue Of
their positions require much attention
take the time to give to the work of
this special organization proves that
1t must be worth while.
Whenever doubt assails you here
in Keokuk as to the work of the local
ssociation, will you try the honest
and fair way to find out about it, aud
that is to go to work in the association
yourself and find out for yourself just
what is being done.
When Mrs Emma H. Byres was
here in June she told this story of
woman who did not believe in the as
ISOLATION Mrs. Byres was in one of
the cities in the interest of a new
building and the last day Of her visit
the president of the association said
to her, wish you could go see Mrs.
A and tell her something about the
work of the association for she doesn't
believe In IT," Mrs. Byres said "yes,
I'll be glad to go If you will arrange a
time with her" So the Y. w. G. A.
president went to the telephone and
asked If Mrs. Byres might come to see
her some time that afternoon and talk
to her about the association Mrs. A
replied no that she didn't have the
time and that she wasn't Interested
Later in the afternoon Mrs A called
up on the telephone and said she
feared she had been discourteous and
that If Mrs. Byres would stay only a
half hour she would see her. Mrs.
Byres went over and stayed the half
hour and explained all that she could
in that time and left feeling that her
visit had been a failure. Some two
months later she returned to that city
and was met at the station by Mrs. A
and told that she was to be her guest
during her stay in the city. As soon
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-08-15

to work early in the morning and re-
turns late in the evening. When the
time comes for her to get married she
brings to her new home no knowledge
of the art of cooking or of keeping
house in correct way. Because men
are very human this Is often q cause
for unhappiness and for,domestic trou.
bles in the home.
cash girl In Omaha came to the
association there In great trouble be-
cause she could not keep a position.
She had been cash girl since she
was old enough to do anything and
when she grew too big to be cash
girl she was offered position as CLERK
in the store. She couldn't keep her
position because she DIDN'T know !rac-
lions. She could sell two haadker-
chiefs at ten cents apiece and make
out the check for 1t all right hut when
she wished to sell three hanuker-
chiefs at II 1-2c each she was ali at
sea. The Omaha association started
a class in fractions ard many cash
girls came to it: that little help where
1t was needed meant bread and butter
to those girls. So we might go on
telling the practical every day work
Of the young woman's association.
Many Of the Keokuk women who
are on the board and on the important
committees have been actively engaged
in the work ever since It's beginning
here. They must have faith in it as
busy women that they are, they would
not give all the hours of time to 1t ev-
cry day that they do give All these
things ought to help to answer that
one criticism which is sometimes
made against the association.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-08-15
A Pension System for the Episcopal
Church.

A Pension System for the Episcopal
Church.
In preliminary report issued today
the commission on pensions Of the
Episcopal church developes some in
teresting information. The report
shows that the Episcopal church pays
sS,000,00o a year In salaries to its
clergy, who number $500. The bold
plan proposed by the commission is
intended not only to pension the
whole body of the clergy when they
become sixty.five years old, but also
to pension the widows, to educate
their orphan children, and to take
care OF clergymen disabled at any
age. 1t will apply to foreign mission
aries as well as to the entire United
States. The pension will be ap-
|proximately half-pay.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-08-15
Tho honored STRANGER.

Although was travelling incog-
nito," mused Flooding Pete, Il was
received with marks of distinction
too numerous to mention. People
OF wealth and position Wed for my
attention.
What are you doin'2' asked
Meandering Mike. "Dreamin' out
loud?"
No. Pm talkin' about when was
In Kansas pretendin' was a farm
hand lookin' for work. ~ Washington
Star.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-08-15

which has done much for Keokuk dur
ing more than half a century of It's
existence. 1t has grown steadily and
has given employment to many peo-
pie every year.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-02

8irb beutc isiuem amtsnadDfOlger
ben gmtsete abnebmeu.

9lidter =. S.SpiegeI, Der repu6Ii.
faniihe Observation-Disclosures Diro
cm beutiseu 3uge iein Amt ais Htds
ter oes Superior 8erid1ts uieoerle.
gen mo ieiuen amt5nahfolger Stan.
.cu 8. WeerreQ, Der 5efanutIih pom
Goliuernelu Cor eruaunt moroeu lit,
rerei6igeR.
aitter Spiegel ihei0et befanntIih
aus freien Stiifeu aus oem Amt. oa
cr lid pon nun an ausidlieBIid) ie;s
ner aampasne 3u piomeH geoentt
un0 ais pilit)tgetreuer uno geDiiisHs
better 9eamter es nId]t ilber lid acs
r2inneu tonnte, oas Aihternut nod
meiter 5u befleioen. penn er Den
Eilitteu SesieIben nttt i'm poaitan
Wabe gereht neroen fonnte. Rad
Nem guhitaben oes 8eIeees Bate
Ri6ter Spieqel aud ndbreuo ieiuer
! aampagnejeit nod rubig iein 2lmt
lals Ritter bis gum 9lbloui ietnes
Cermins, Ser in pier RoHaten Ct.
lioIgt, beibebaIten fonHen.
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9ln, 23. Zeptember
g9iro i'm Wunisipalseridlt gegen Die
Der gerlcbnug oes Sunntasss
eeietes beifDuloigteu sSirtbe
uerbanoelt iueroen.

Tic 81 @irtbe, gegen Die au1 Der
Qnluijunu BON 2. u. Grobit, benz gu
perintenoeuten Der gluti Saloon
Qiuu, SQitbcfeble Degen anBeblld)er
l}crleBuuq oes SonutagsgeieBes er.
irirft por0en mQren, ,errpIrften aeltern
i'm Utuili3ipaIgerid)t etnen aufldluo
Ser 8erbaubluug ser 2lnfIagen 1le
anndIte Der augefIagteu erflarten
Gem Hi6ter, bof lie ale ein5eln 3l
ucrbauoelnoeu Sale crit ae6nbrtno
porbereiten ntiiBten unO Rihter Stride
Eeraumte 0araufbin Die GerbauoIunJ
Der gtntIn0en auf ben %. September
Gil.
GrobIt crfIdrte geItern, oaB er III
ben ndditeu Sagen DeIter e3aftbe1sD'
lc aeaen 8irtbe erpirten wilroe, ole
am Sonrtag ibre 2ofale offen btel'
ten uno Die gcrihte Der DSpieel" Der
Q(nti guIpou Qiga iiber Die angeoIi'
teu BeieBcsubertretungen am Sond'
taa neroeu 8robIt am belltl9en Sngt
suaeitelit meroen, norout er oann ott
lpcitereu Shritte 81 tbun geoenft.
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6iibidber Griuls
&nr ea5 gsitrige Sommerfeit in
Searlet Cats.

3u eirem gang prahtigen GrfoI1e
aeItoItete iih bas geltern am 9tods
mittaa uu0 abeuo in Dem iopuiih
gelegenen .ScarIet Gats", Dem Bcs
nCiungsbeim oes Bethesda SoipttaI$,
ituttgebd6ta Sommerieit.
las ioeale SomHertpetter bdttc
Sic ;Sreltube uno 8oumer bes $6oipis
tols IN heuen Shaareu nah Dem
ISeitploB geIodt uno ne puroeu iiir
ibr aoulmeu aud, reid eutitldoigt,
oeun ,3ogIinge Der lnter Der betDahr.
TEN 2eitirre non SRI, SeHnte Wann'
tc,mer itebeHoen Cincinnati Shoot
oi grpreiiiou iiihrten Elm intereiila'
reg uno ablpehslungsreihes Tro'
gramn oitrdl.
SIr Die 8eFpirthung mar gIcih,
fcQs in Der ilmiihtigIten 0etie Gorge
qctragen mo Die lesfeu Baite oerlie'
zen crit 3H 5iemlif porgeriidter
abenolturoe hen 5eitplag. nit Dem
9eruuBtieiu. geullBreide Stunoeu
perlebt 81 baben. SnioIge oes CLAN
senSen geiuhs naren Die Ginnabmer
uatiirlib icbr aniehnIih uno lueroer
einc millfommene geiiteuer sur aaiit
Ses Bethesda Soipitols bIloeu.
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Wdbrenb fi6 anoerfon anf BEN Bsgs
na6 Der Wobnnns feiner Grau befano,
lab er biefelbe in 8eeleitung oes Gets
bert uub fte[lte bas paar bifriibsr 3iir
Rebe. 5ieriiber entitanb cine Yrness
lei, an tpelhsr aud Der Batter Der Grdil
theiInahm, Inn ben Seibsrt eint 2rahi
priigel 5u Dsrabrsihen. Bdhrenp DIE
Wdnner ouf chamber einbieber,
srariff bic 5Edn bic Jiuft, uno tonH'
te nod niht.srmittelt tDeroen.
Tesglsihen purbeu an Der Yong
north unb Gin Strabe Joiepb Dseb
"a, BON 80. 51212 meft 6. strdBs
uno Guftdpe Uiereurip, BON bsrielber
acreiTs, pegen ungebiibrliAeu Bstra'
aens perbaftet. Die Utdnner oerprii'
oeIten ii6 sessnIeitis, unb iOll bsl
9runo in Gamilien Nnselsgsnhsiter
Az fuhen ftin. and bierbei ipll oI
holoe Deibli6fsit in Grage tommsn.
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Sura Spiel nit 3anOb6lssrn
Gutitano Gin Srauo III ben StalleH
oes Observation-Disclosures
goam Gemle.
Ter Saaoen betrast $4,000.

Gin betrdhtlihes Shooenfeuer
brad gsItsrn 8ormittas in ben Stals
Iunaen oes MdterialDaarenhdnole
2lpam Remls, Snrruon unb Sigbee
2lpe., aus, psI6ss aubsrit beorohlth
sri6ien, bu es an geniigenoem Wofers
brud munaelte, I'm Die 6lammen ers
fplgreih betdmpfen 8u tonnsn. 8ura
oieien lmitano tdmen Die Nahbdrs
hGufer ebenfalls in 9efahr. bon ben
sslammen srfaBt gu perDeu. Ourh
iibermenI6li6e 4nitrsngungen Der
20idmanni4uften seIong es Ieoot1, Die
HdhbarbGuIer 3u retten, tpabreno ods
StaassbGuOe sdn3Iid uno oas Bobns
baus oes Remle gum groBsn 2betl EN-
Rau Der 5lammen tpuroe.
Die fSeuerpehr ertannte belm @lns
treffen auf Der granbitdtts iofort, Dab
teine 5offHung auf Grhaltung oes
StalIaebduoes ooer Des WoAnbou1es
AL issen mar. Die in nem brennenoer
Sauie pc6nenbsn psrfonsn, Brau Gn.
ME ShaumlDffeI, 70 Sabre alt, nebit
igamiIis, 5reo. SeroIo uuo bic 5amt'
lie ssobnIon, tpuroen nit Wliihe aus
bem brennsnoen Saufe gsrettet uni
fonosn pprIdufiee untertunft in oel
RahbarI9aft. Bel gsgiun Der Goi6
arbeiten itslte es Ith beraus, DaB be-
BaHerbrud Elm duBsrit gerinser ma
unp Wiari6aQ Strief Duroe bierpol
bsna9rihtiet. Gr mar straoe I'M ge
sriff, sinen Reparaturpaeeu na6 be
uufalitels abSuisnDen. ais ihm Elm
fpettere miittbsiluns gemaht puros
boB burh bic pumpItutlou an be
6arriion gpenue benz nebslitanb ab
gebolfen isi.
| Das Gsusr fou baourh entitanbe
iein, oab ainner binter oem StaQ
leebdiibe nit Streihbolsern iDielter
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Seutiher Milltar lint. ..8erein.

Su Der ssFtriseu 0srTammIiing BEG
Telgti6eu gliljtdr lluterftiisunsss
9ereins, oi. uutsr oem gorits BEG
Qrdiiosnten6. 5aefner uno Der PRO
tcsollfiihrunQ oss Getret6rs 8. ..
auebbert in 61efner's Dale an Der
Qibsrtn uno Sim Strabe itattfano,
nuroe Der gsriht Der Gelegaten uns
tsrbrettet, bic ben 9erein tiirSlih aui
Der aonpentipn oss RprDomsriianis
fttn arieassbuRoes in Glepelano Der
tratsn. G. lparsn oiefes ois Ssrrsr
@. .. Qusbbert. J. ReHs unb 3. Seer
Tina. Der geriht, Der cine febr ubsr'
iihtIits 3uiammeniteliuna Der Der
bonblunaen sntbislt. ipar Don Serrr
O. =. 2ltsbbsrt alisgearbeitet porotn
uno tpurbe aud pon ibm perlsien. Iii
aamsrnben lauihten NIT Der ssipdnn'
tsIten Nufmsr.iamseit Der 9erlsiunl
nes iiberous intsreHanten 8erihts uni
solIten Ssrrn 2usbbert fir feline Dor
ireffIite arbeit rpoblperoients ausr'
fennnng.
ssiir ben am p. Ropember In oel
arbeiierbclls itattfinbenosn 9sreins
Ball nnroe Gin aus ben 6srren U
Ghirmer. .. Str0ebel. 8. 9ismeper
IG. 4ofessr, gsb. Meibbroot. :
Woelfsl 8. 8olf unD 8. Melihsr be
itebennes acmmittse ernannt, nas Dol
Gstrttdr aussbsrt III isinfr srItsl
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Sielt ecitern Der SentidJe 4ag, Grot
gSatienperetu a6.

Inter uuberoroentlid1 5oblret6er
@etbeiliaunq fano geiteru IN Den
mi 1eltidJe1
IQgemein Groteitnutiiden 8oiien.
hauie an ser StgblanO apenuc DIE
Grioemabl Der 8eamteu oes Gent.
iheu glQgemein BroteItontiihen G5ai'
icnpereins itatt Go5 Reiultat oieicr
g2ohl, BEL tpeL6er Die Serren ). 3.
@rofmom, Geter 2aque uno Otto
8. Slider ais @ablrtdter tungIrten.
mar mie folgt:
SfasmeiIter: Senrp 2ubrmann
'Siuan5ietretar: 2tlbert 9fInfen'
berger.
Silfs.5 5inan5jefretGr: Die belOca
aan6i6oten 8uitap 8iloebaus unC
Scnrp Seib erbielten Die gleihe 4u'
sobl BON StinrInen uno infolaeoeIlef
mir6 es ourh oa5 2oos entihteocr
ueroen miiIien, lpelf)em Der beloel
Serren oas 9lnt 3ufdlit.
1ruItee5: 9Sobn SdJpare, 8. Y
aIeine, Iuniet GberoroH, Som
arued, 6. q. Sdriefer uno y. i
Mreoe.
Gie 3noitairung ser 9eamten ~
Tufgt uTI uudTtrH SUrt1ttaB i 3tttit
taa gelegentlid Der S5obresuerlantm
luna, in meIfer aud Die SSabre3
beridlte Ser perfhieoenen Seanttel
CUR 8erleiung fonmen.
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IA lperocu sSeiber su SpGnen,

SSrau Rellis Gean, pon Ro. 343
GQen 5truBe, uno 5rau ellie WcGpn.
80 Sabre alt, bon geo. 4l2 Smtt1
StrQBe, batteu ge'tern QbsnD pesea
n'yamtllen Qngelegeubeiten" eiusn
aampf ausqefohten, bel pelhem es
febr .baario" 3uging. 0oh oies mar
ben 4md8oneu nod ni6t eenug unh
tie itritteH gu etnem reselrehten
5uuftampf ubsr, Der ieoem .profefs
fionsaen" Gbrs eemdht bate Mahs
rsuo oes 9ampfes brahts 5raH @gau
ibrer 8egnertn puhtise ShIdgs IN
8eii6t bel, poDur6 bic MeGop am
Sinu i9pe; perIest puroe. Sin eui
oesielkr n9intsidpinger" peIhet
pteoerum on Der &innIabe ihrer Gegs
neriu Ianoste, bradte Der reipIutsn
Srau ben 9eiTaQ Der umitebeuosn Elm,
thr felbit Qber ben gruh ees redien
Sanoqeieuts. Die Bpli3ei, pe!ds
notbaeprungensr Wsiie als 5hteess
rihter Fungiren muBts, forgte fir bic
lleberfubrung Der Cyan nah oem ftao'
tiIben 6pIpitaI uRo bic HteGop purs
be noh Der poIiseiftattpn gebraht. @es
gen betDe 5rauen III bic antIage bed
unprnentli6en Betragsns erbcbeu.
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momof6einfabrt
Sabcn bic bieiigen 8eidaitslentc fir
auspGrtige Ginfdufer fir
NittmOf seplant.

Den sur 3eit bier tpeilenDen Gtns
tduferu BON auspGrts iteben amUaittz
mod esnuBret6e Stuuben beDor. Die
bieiisen aaufleuts BADEN nGmIi6 fir
Wtitttpp6 4benb fir bic ausDdrtlgen
gintduFer eine 8potFabrt drrangirt
Die, mad ben 8orbersitungen gu urtbeiz
len, einen in jeoer 5infi6t prahtigen
Berlauf nebmen nirb.
Die 9GIte Des QbenDs Deroen lid
am Wtittrpo6 abenb nm bdlb Iteben
ll6r i'm qaIace 6otel perIummeln, I'M
Don bort 3uIammen nit ben hteitgen
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8orantritt Der We6erfteu aapeQe
ndh Dem Qnnoungsplab oes Dampfers
am 5ub bes grDabrpaD su mdri6ren.
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7yabrt Elm abtpehslungsrei6ss unc
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ben 6srrsn, bic gum grDBten 3beil Dor
ibren9amen begleitet fein oiirften, 8e.
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fperOen bic GGFte nit bibi6en Qnosn
ten on bisisn QusfIug beoaft perben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-02
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