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Arizona republican., 1913-06-22
Beer Tablet S
A Foaming Sparkling Lager Beer Can Now Be Made Quickly for
 One Cent a Glass.

CINCINNATI O., June 22-The latest novelty for the Beer Druker in prohibition territory and else where comes from an expert Brew master of Cincinnati. famous for it's good beer. He has concentrated Barley Malt and Hops in such Way that simply by the addition of water and sugar d real, sparkling. foaming Lager Beer can be made. He claims that the finished beer has the delicious tastc strength and nour- ishinG qualities Of the best Brewery Beer and at a cost of only one cent glass. Anyone, no matter where they are located, can now enjoy delicious cooling glass of beer at all times and although this is entirely new. he already has thousands of customers using lis concentrated Beer and coming back for more. Thus proving that it is giving thor ough satisfaction and alI that it IS represented He claims that Ii will soon take the place of brewery beer in hundreds of localities and espe- cially in those localities where the shipping of beer is prohibited on ac- count of the recent Webb bin passed by congress. its sale should be enormous. It's great saving alone must appeal to the average man and the thrifty housewife should soon see it's wonderful advantages. For further information just write Co BrcWmaster A. < Shuh, 1445 Syca- more St, Cincinnati. c. who says hc i- more than pleased to he put in correspondence with anyone desiring t1 try his preparation.
Arizona republican., 1913-06-22
MESA RAISES MONEY
 FOR STATE HIGHWAY
Connecting Link With PinaI County Will Be In Good Condition
 at Early Date.
Especial to The RepublIc3nD

tSpttltl io The RcplhiIC1n)
 MESA Ariz, June 2I-Tle good roads committee appointed by the Mesa Commercial club consisting of !. J Fraser, Phil Nets. C l.. Hem perly W. A. Wescott and W K Bowen, report that the work oi c,nI- Tletng the Mesa stretch of the state Highway is nearing completion Less than three miles of the southern ex- tension remains and the work is be- in@ crowded as fast as possible u c~der that it will be in nr9t class ooaditIon for the I,I Phoenix race. The road from Mesa extends east to the transmission Imo at the "luur corner thence south t9 Gu- t.rt, thence to HislcE and on to the l ir,I county line 1t will be one oI 'ho best portions of the stat. high uay The road Wiu have eIen- placed at every tum between Mesa and Florence The signs arc sun- -.lauallE made and will endure far n.1v years Mesa people arc alive sa tho Importance of good roads con re"tng the town with the S.uthern part of the state anl are e.Niu-r e. ttelt money and time freel< for that Iu p.sc.
Arizona republican., 1913-06-22
AROUND TOWN

Fl.l Clay is breaking in new
 u at tho Free Press of.ic.. and ..l.o Ae has cvcr thing in shape n ls.>e his desk will purchase a tieise: f. -Old NeutucEl, Nsher. lac HIu visit the scenes of It~ childhood at noH the entente cordiaIe Nith the -4.ri- lie left behind" when h. came west. Illinois and Missouri will also Ie stopping places for tha popular ya.u2 ucH-uapcr man, er- le ra- turns tp tho daily grind on the ouIN e..utr- neWspauer 5n 1Ges4
 it his b~en ger.railz known for lEc ra-t wear that Councilman J IL. faIrott was Wuu@ to dispose ol I.- drug business. which he --tahi.ei.- ,5 ,ror twenty years ago and which na4 been constantly headed upon th. upgrade What is r.t 2,neIsdsr laol.u. however ie tho faet that It .s mt leoau-e of lack of money. but h.cau-. of tar much money. that 1lr Far1crt Is ready ta walk ont of t1c pi..nc.r establishment of 5he town. AIr Barnett has hobby. and tr4t !. to establish a fish pond neHr Mesa z-a,re h. can supply the pahiic with fish caught from the pond every t.uuiu- and supplied fresh t7 tho fuaI-c H. wants to spend a couple of years at L-~ ttE3rltc sport 'i it$H-
 aG and he thinks that +a."' tl~n trs .lel to bite when the haai ore -e,4ted offers chance for meditation land reflection that even Isaa], Walten never enjoyed
 Billy Nenheunc- is 2 public bone factor Not being Rockefeller, he cannot euaov D hospital or college. but he is providing the much abused -colnuon p.1ule' with q place of amusement that will reflect credit Iupon tic town. and probably. place thc balance ,n the rieht side of his bank book Tue new Majestic will be an amusomeut house to b" proud lof The place is fitted with every modern mpraVoment-cold air dur ing the hot months and hot air dur ing the winter season; neat oper" chairs: artistic lighting. and every seat -auaI to the best reserved seat ir ordinarv picture show houses
Arizona republican., 1913-06-22
NO EXCESS FARE

J II II C v, 23, / D, 26, 27, 2S, round trip tourist tickets will be on sale to all of the prin- cipal eastern summer re sorts and to numerous busl- ness ccnters. These round trip tickets provide liberal stopovers, and in many cas- es diverse routes. The final return limits vary from three months from date of sale to October 31, 1913
 Full information, etc, etc.,
Arizona republican., 1913-06-22
CoRONER's INQUEST

Judge IrWin Was called on Ncster- day morning to hold an inquest over the body of small Mexican child that died on North Center street near the canal The body was that Of Rita NadaI. aged two years, daugh- ter YIario and Julia Vidal. who have lately come here from Ray and are campod on the bank of the canal north of town on Center street. The jury. after having Dr. Openshaw eX- anime the body and hearing the tes- timony of witnesses, returned q yer dict of death from natural causes. The body was buried by the county in the Mesa cemetery.
Arizona republican., 1913-06-22

Billy. While printer by trade, is a natural born snowman, and is not satisfied unless he is giving the pub Ii. the worth of their money
 It 5s rather amusing at times, but can bc easily explained if one only stops to think. When a. citizen of Mesa reads an item of teIegraphlc uc4~ in one of the various other -Ari- zona newspapers that occasionally find their way here, tho reader ls often hcard te say. "Weu. l don't krou. whether that .s true or not, Tl look in The Republican and see if Ii etEs anz1liug about it' And what rhe Repubucau says goes.
 Dan kIeiumau is the reporters mascot. When local news cannot be r,unl elsewhere, the ambitious space writer hunts up Dan and interviews him m, genial HNgrzman is never .or.t of n.aterlaL IT he has no story ..n t.lp. he will at ono. turn the crank and arind out one that is good f,- a two er thre. inch ''fiuef. lie ,..,..te and talks to several hundred people GalIr. and hence has his think -fan always supplied with material that delights the penci-pusher. Dam j. Informed on all subjects relative f1 Hxt -lpeE.-irpm uillN goats t' tharaulhbrtd raco horses, and ne can +.f zrn more about mules than amy M5seourian in inc Nale2
 Marshal E Bowen. contractor. cap ftaIi-t and general all around good fellow. acquired neW automobile f,.r months ago. and since that l-lAr has been practlens fancy stunts M-lh
Arizona republican., 1913-06-22
E0REmAN LsINLuRED.

p ". Taft. cun.oEe3 a- mont foro- m.u }. .I.rtie and 5i+tf.~ .a the Gross Cut canal works au th. north sid" of thu riT r. ~u-ta nai daeu eTt over the rI-.t e<. yesterday uruIng uuc to a ten-foot fall. tie injured party H-ht- ing directly au his h'fa- Aside rom tho aa-u which Nas eat clean to tnc bone for nv.r an inch and half the l.ee ana .rte~ g.er. haaE bruised and -,..ur q. Taft win spend tho next few days at his home n Me~a recovering from tL. injuries
Arizona republican., 1913-06-22
BIBLE SCHOOL CLASSES
 ENJOY SOCIAL MEETING
Representative Gathering Of the Christ ian Church. Interesting Pro-
 gram rendered.

X meeting oc the four older Bible classes of the Christian church was held Friday evening on the parsouaGc lawn and was d huge success. Enter tain1ncnt provided by the two mems classes and refreshments bN the ladE members present worked in perfect harmony
 The joint meeting of the sunday school classes was su4I,sted hN the loyal mems ar-aHizotion wuica primar- iN planned little social event for themselves. Upon second thou1ht they invited the yau.2 mer'~ Bible class to meet with taeu- Thc loyal WoHanS class added little z.~, to the cNal- in2's rro-raa bv b-ir- present and serving cooling refreshments at the end or the enre,tairm.ut Cons mt l> aJ the end ut #ll tho ranniu- the affair u..~ in reality a roprs utati"e -ath-rln- or tl. church.
 1Ir. Chas F. CotweN 1resi lent ,f the Iovat mer'- .t4-- provided tu. tut- lowing rra-ren to iut-r,-. tho wo. .n the work that his EInle class i~ tlr1e to do. Tn his opinion tn,r. i~ ID Naid reason WnN his class should cease to de a-4re~-irc work daring the summer months. The general topic under dis ,ussiou was "THc Boy and tho Nou" stre.,hc~ Were made. "The Cost of 3 IsaN'. t'. F t'uIdNa.t. "Tht E.lue uf q EoN." q + PrIthg1. "A Ie# and H.s Father" F Wind.s. "A Boy and his Netner.r C. .. Austin. "N f;o1 and his Sister" N T Sa-.ar. "A Boy and his Friends" o~oar Euu,u. TX Eov ana his C'hureh.~ r. ~att Wu~ans "Wh#t the Bible School i- ta the Main Que-- t.oa" R.v- T. '. pun'ap < general discussion and .nro''ment If t.o class memh,r- followed ta. close ut Row l'Hr3el'. afdc.sS
 NAVAJO BLANKETS at cost for the next twenty days. or until stock is sold out. Ci. \. GoodWin.-Advertis"- ,-.nt Lg
Arizona republican., 1913-06-22
-AeeAILI- cAsE P0sTPONED.

The ease of Frank and Oscar P-m- befton charged with assault hy Forest A. Rich has been postponed until two o'clock ncxt WcJnesday afternoon Three rostronoments of the case on Friday as it was sot for hearing found it even impossible then for disposi- ton The inability of the defending attorney to be present was the difficult " when court z.as called to order tho last two times Friday afternoon, the last at seven o'clock. that night
Arizona republican., 1913-06-22
VISIT TO GRAND CANYON.

Mr- V-iNHr TI4I.. WI" v i,"H- WU- hur Fisk of the Metnpdi=t church, re- urued Trtl# evynIn- fr.m a fiEa day visit ta tre Graul Canyon "l Arizona
 ~se met 1T WiIHm-- the Junction r., the .uE.u a. a.r -i-t.r Miss ,Jo-4- rH.ua Gf.mor. ot A'an. Illinois The t.va continued u tAe canyon returu- ing to Tempe FridaE. Ali Gilmore vtH sl.uE hor summer vacation here.
Arizona republican., 1913-06-22
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Bids Will be received by the High School Board of Trustees. at the Hi2h School office. until P. m, June 2- 1913. for alterations. plaster ing. cement work and painting on an old building.
 Plans and specifications to he had at the offices of Messer x Creighton, Architects. Room ;. Creighton Bldg. The Board reserves the right 10 accept or aN bids CT items thereof.
 EUGENE BRADY O'NF-II..
 President.
Arizona republican., 1913-06-22

tine machine, until he began to think that there was nothing that it could not do if properly handIed-by him. self MT. Bowen overlooked one bet, however. While in Phoenix, Friday, he pressed the high speed button once too often and the motor cop appeared promptly on the job and it cost AIr. Bowen fifteen silver dollars t3 repair the breach in the city or diInnce.
Arizona republican., 1913-06-22

churches in Tempe particularly the Christian and M,thnG=t Hiu be held this evening It 5h. att.r riao" of vor- ship. The EeN. E. r.. Dunlap. pastor .f tho Christian church sill deliver th. evening address "Jr-a-. th- Son of G,I' # the subject Tha services WiN start uruwtl at o.-ht o'cIoek The general public Is extended :, cordjal i'm Nlfutiar To b. nro-ent at the meeting. u N .-.M |. LII.
Arizona republican., 1913-06-22
CLOG Reward. SOC.

The -eadrrs ot th5 paper vii. he Dnased r7 learn that taere ii least aae craa.1 q. that scl.aye i4tarra. Hats Cattrre cure E t-. only na.-'l,o cure aov known t1 tte r.a..r-l Htt.rrity i.11n r.I-., a C,--..- .rts-.5i t-- requires C9-St-t- taaal treata1-.;. I-.ts -t.--rh Cr-e is aaen ln- teraaly. act.1- directly upon tag blood ana au' .is surfaces of -..e ss--.a-1. tna-ehr crst-ayiEE the formulation of tha ol-..-e and giving the patient .tr.--th by I'D f.n cor-rr'-i.g aHI -1-i~t- m. rtt.,re fs dom. It= ..-z frs Ur0pretufS HtNe so much atth IT. is cl1tt.e powers that ,ngy 3i-eT One Hundred q liars -.- .t ease ittt II 11l-7 te cure send for .l-t b
 dlress r. J.. I1IEl.l .S CO.,, Toledo. O.
 IaEu L4..- ta-s..y t'- --r cons tlL'ttlO1-
Arizona republican., 1913-06-22
HERE FROM GLENDALE

r. II. Sca1Gcr, -uIarIutendout of the Grrndare uigh schou. and for two years superintendent of tte lora institution. was 2 bt-inese visitor in Tempe Eos- taIdar While Glendale i- his home Prof Soad5er has lr uo means given up Tempe as place Gnr h.- business Interests
Arizona republican., 1913-06-22
VACATION ON COAST.

Mrs Frank Baum wife of Manager Frank Baum of the Tempe baseball team. accompanied bv her children left Friday evening for Los Angeles where the remainder of the summer will be spent.
Arizona republican., 1913-06-22
slLMMER ON COAST.

MT and Mrs. Hugh F Laird left last evening for Long Beach CalItornIa- where I'll. summer win Io spent Mr Laird f- connected with the Laird and Dimes drug store here.
Arizona republican., 1913-06-22
AT GI FNDAI E

80 acres, three miles from Glen dale, good, new, five room house, good well of water; 40 acres cleared and Ieveled ready for crop, other 70 in brush at
 $9O.0O per aero 40 acres. three and a half miles from Glendale, all in alfalfa, good hog fence all around, new three room house. fine well of water, tank, tower and engine at
 $175 per acre Terms can be had Ou both Of these places. A. w. BENNETT REAL ESTATE
 COMPANY
 Glendale.
Arizona republican., 1913-06-22

The old war club of "GaEEy' Cray sth has been biz factor in keeping the Phiul-e at the head of the Ma tigual Lsa2ue procession. He is lead laG tne Ieague n batting.
Arizona republican., 1913-06-22

There is not much doubt about Connie Macks Athletics being the class in major league company this season. The Nap5. the Red Sox and Washington will have to go consider able to ovcrtake tho Nacbmen.
Arizona republican., 1913-06-22

Eddie Collins. of the Athletics. is making a great record for himself tn.- --#sou He leads the American Ita-r.. In .tn-geltinE, is second in E.s-o--tesiiug and fourth in batting.
Arizona republican., 1913-06-22
Ep0l8 lRHGER0US GPEnATi2hSE06 AFPENpsGsTIS, GAlL STCNES AND
 SFGRssG.i l89JilE
One Doea 0s aa2yr's Wondeeft5s SstoGzEca Remedy E9ial E3ring Quick ReHsf and Convince
 Eon cf . Care

If you suffer with Storlach. Liver and Intessi- nli Ailments. C2stritia. Indigestion. Dyspepsia. Treasure of Gas around the Heart, sour stomach, Distress After Eating, Nervousness. Dizziness. scll Headache, Painting Spells, Constipat ton Con Eested and Torpid Liver. Yellow Jaundice, ,Appcn- Ficitis. and Gall ~ton=s obtain a bottle ot thil Wondersu! tleEledy ano put il to 9 tsse at once.
Arizona republican., 1913-06-22

Fill out the above blank and mail to EUGENE FOX, c. P. A.,
 Fl Paso. Texas.
Arizona republican., 1913-06-22

I expect to leave Phoenix about .......... .......... ............ for ....--...--. Please give me full information re- garding the cost of ticket, Pull man berth, route, etc.
Arizona republican., 1913-06-22
TEMPE

Horace E Griffcn, agent for Tempe will care for news, sub scripGons and advertising in the Tempe department. Office with A. Nelson x Go.
Arizona republican., 1913-06-22
MESA

Air. Gibbons st EverybOdy's Drug store will care for subscriptions, advertising. and ews of the Mesa department. Phone 291 and p R
Arizona republican., 1913-06-22

The Best Of Everything, and Remem-
 Der This
Arizona republican., 1913-06-22

NAVAJO BLANKETS at cost for inc ncNt twenty days. nr until stock is sold out. q \. Goodwin Advertise mcut. dg
Arizona republican., 1913-06-22

HUDSON, MIGHTY MICHIGAN "4o" AND REQ THE FIFTH AGENCY Successors to Arizona Motor Go. and
 TranscOntinental Auto Go. Repairing, machine work. supplies, and storage. 10S-110 North Second Ave Telephone 1881
Arizona republican., 1913-06-22

Goodrich Tires and Tubes Mono- gram Oils and Greases. Tires and tubes vulcanized. Overland 11O3- Cons Main 461
Arizona republican., 1913-06-22

Vulcanizing of all kinds done promptly, work guaranteed out of town work solicited. 210 West Washington Street
 Overland Phone 62S
Arizona republican., 1913-06-22

Storage, repairs and supplies. Open
 day and night. Rent cars. Wesley A. Hill. owner. 235 West Wash. St. Overland 345. Cons. Main 312.
Arizona republican., 1913-06-22
Ford Motor Cars
Motor Supply Co.

Agent for kISsEL kAR, FEDERAL TRUCK -REPAIRS. SUPPLIES, AUTO HIRE. Garage 233-235 w. Washington Street. PHOENIX, ARIZONA.
Arizona republican., 1913-06-22

Pioneer Cycle Co.,, Distributors.
 GUS BEEN, Agent, 39 S. 1st AVE. Makes punctures harmless Adds 50 D cent tire service. Absolutely guaranteed
Arizona republican., 1913-06-22

n z 1 g ? MOdeS-30 and 40-Al Styles of Bodies }. "A A CHARLES H. McARTHUR
 S A e| a@ Phoenix Garage. 319 C. ltral Avenue
Arizona republican., 1913-06-22

E EASIEST RIDING CAR ON THE MARKED
 TODAY GEO. HAGEMAN, Distributor for Arizona Corner Second and Adams Street
Arizona republican., 1913-06-22

STUDEBAKER, E. M. F., and FLANDERS. Every thing for the automobile car ried i'll stock.
 First and Van Buren Sts.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-09-28
9rimarmablell.
8iliuus aanSiSat Games Siel.
Der iicst in Ven SerieB.
SSn nnOerea Staateu.

9rentom. q. s., "a. Sept. ga6
ben bis beute pormittag bier eingstrofS
fenen Rahri6ten iiber Sen gtusfaa
Der geltrigen 9rimdrnahlsn bat Der
iteIlnertretenbe Souperneur Games
sSieloer iiber ieinen oemptratif6en
8ipalen 5ranf 9. &aBenbdh ben
Sieg oabon getragen unb lit ais
bemotrdtilher 8nn0ioat fir bas 2tmt
oes @i3e 8ouperneurs npminiert
roroen. Der repubIitoniint 8ons
berneursfan0iOat miro Der frii6ere
@;puDerneur Gonaro G. Stotes uno
Der 8an0ibat Der grogreiIipen tpa6rz
ideinlid @oerett golbp isin.
Bottom, Woi5., "A. Sept. Bel oen
in biefem Staat geftern abgebdltensn
BrimdrnabIen lpur0en Die Fol9enoen
Gpuperneurstanoiboten nonliniert::
8Be 8puperneur 8aoio 8. @dIf6,
9emotrat; 8unbes g(bgeoroneter
2tuguitus g. Gardner, 9epublitaner,
uno Gborles g. gir6, grpgreiFp:r.
Baltimore, mo-, "a. Sept, sSSn Der
aeitern bier dbgebaltenen Staatstons
eention Der grogreifipen puroe Der
friibere gunossIenatpr 9eprse 6,
8euingtDn nIs 8anoibdt fir BEN
Bun0ssienat nomtniert.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-09-28
&etpsigcr GGIod)t.
6ricSridJ 9iiifcrts sssitiptci iuil her.
ausaeacben iuer0.W.

Berlin, "a. Sept. Die GrbeH 0es
I'M Sabre 1866 Deriterbenen 9ihters
5rieori9 Riidert iino NIT ben 9orbes
rsitungen sur 9erausenbe etnss sSeits
Ipiels hef6dftigt. oas bisber nod
nid)t peroffentIi4t ipnr0sn uno bsi
2eb5eiten 0es 0erfdHers bon Der 3ens
fur perboten getpeien ift. 9as 6eits
Ipiel bebanbelt Die 2eip3;ger S4la6t
unter Dem Sitel Der 2eip3ieer Salr@
mdrft". 8as Stid lit bon Aiidert
etpa I'm Sabre 1917 gefdrieben ipprs
ben, na9oem porber be oeutihen Ges
oihte nit Den ,8ebarnii6ten Gonetz
ter" uno Der y9ran3 Der 3eit" err
Idienen poren. sc get6rt gu elmer
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lidben Numen borieBts. nd6rsnb er
3ubor unter Ocm Sitel ,HapoIeon,
eine politilhe aomOoie in brei Slit
ten. berfabt bate. beren orities
Slid ni6t an bic Geffentiihfeit
0urffe.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-09-28
itebcr 0as Wtttelmeeg.
anffidltifer tsiarrOs leat Sfrcdc in Z
Stnnoen 53 YiinuteH snrii6.

gi3erta, 3uniS, "a. Sept. gfolan0
9. @arros, Elm betallnter fran3oihder
QuftIGiffer, legte geitern in ieinem
9lsroplon bic 900 Nleilen ldnge
Strede a6er oas MlittelIGneiide MIesr
Don Saint Ropbael. 5rontreid, in
fieben 5tunoen uno 80 minuten 3u@
rid. Diefes iIt Die peiteIte lleberiees
fa6ri, Die je bon einem Quftie4iffer III
einen aeropIau suriid9eiest lUorrsn
tit. Die 5abyt giug. ME Cares ers
tldrte, glatt ponitdtten; oas @eiter
mar oerbdlinismdBi9 giinftig uno Der
Me6anismus on BEN 5lngappdra!
ben Garro5 ielbit fouitrufert 9dt,
atSeitete portreffIih.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-09-28

- Die ge95roen in Sn3iaucpoiis
faben nod feline Spur BON Rem
ganoiten eefurasn Der onrt 0su Ges
TGdftsmann Shlaustp nod einem
6otel loGte, ermOroete uno bsroubte
Dos 9tppsaationsgeri9t in
MontreaI. &anaoa. bat in elmer scs
tern bstannt gegebcnen GntI6eioang
Die BON oem tandoiichen Suiti5minis
ittr Charles 9obertp perfiigte 8epgsaI
tntion Shans ols GIT reht beiteatnos
dnertanni.
o5n ser 9Rd6e i9rer 5urnB Die
unipeit Mataloan, q. S, aeIegsh 1T,
fano mon 9enie mitten auf Der adHnz
ltraBe Ole aetde zines 5armers, nds
men5 glngelp GQnteIoupe, uno Die
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qauIueIula. Die Qeineu paren
ri 1t6ar perItiimmel., 70 DAP bic Bee
b0rDen annebmeu, oas bier Elm graus
Tiger Moro Dorliegt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-09-28
0mpet pnrdl SeIbiimoro.
Sireftor Der S6nrganer aautunafbanf
IN hpmnnshOrn.

3iirid, G9fpei8, "a. 9ept. SIN
Selbftmoro, Der grobes aufieben err
reqt, miro aus Romans6orn am Boz
oenfee qemeloet. 8el 0irettor Der
Sortiqen 96urqauer auntcnaltant,
N6ermdnn, fat iih eridoiien. llnters
Toilette BON be0eutenOem umfang
baben bic uriade gu oem Sel6itmoro
eebiloet. 2ldermann genoB unbegren3s
tes gertrauen nno Bat 0ies in f1no=
better 0eiie mtBfroudat. 9lIs e ole
Gntoedrng unbermsiolih iab, iagte
er fid cine 8ugeI orr3 Den &opF.
Iie Sode Der peruntreIteu GamHlen
lit nod uibt tHagiiltig ftitasiieilt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-09-28
G6effele Gteim.
An elemaliger 0rcu5c siuiiflsn sSran.
fen uno Shiirinaen.

Berlin, "a. Sept. 2lm Renniteig
i'm Gotbaii6en. Der ebemdligen
Gren3e 8ipiiden 5rdnten uno 3biis
ringen, an oer Stelte, mo lebt 9reus
ben, @otba uno Msjningen aneinans
oerItoBen. 6at cine ein0rudsrolle 6eier
5u Gbreu bes 3i6ters 8ittpr Don
C5defTel ftottgefunben. Der 0ieie 8es
geno in einem Sell fsjnsr berrli6ften
qieoer befungen Bat. 0ie Gntbiinuna
oes S9effeIiteins bat unier 9etsiIis
gung Der gt6orber uno elmer groben
Gemeinoe BON @srebrern SheffsIs
itdttgefunoen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-09-28
3eppelims Memoirem.
giadl oem SlblebcH II Ses Serfaiicrs iuer'
neu tic hernnsacacbeu.

Berlin, "a. Sept. 8as BON benz
.eroberer Der Suit. bem @rafen
3eppelin, in 9lrbeit eenommene Msrt
feiner Nlemoiren miro. Iolreit bic
NuiSeihuungen Die ihpsren Sample
~betreffen, Die @raf 3eppsliu. I'm iid
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Idhp,m9s, i'm pahren Sinne 0es
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