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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1913-09-04
A MOVING PICTURE THAT
COST MORE THAN $3.50. 600
Prom the Maneer to the Cross the
Most Expensive Production
Ever Made

HAOoS AApSuSAtS IVOUCIlOu
Ever Made.
When the managers of the Kalem
company conceived the idea of re-
producing the life of Christ in
pictures, they knew it would be an
expensive undertaking, but had they
thought it would cost more than
$3.50, 1000 it is quite likely they would
never have started. Like nearly
every big undertaking after the pro-
ject was once under way Numerous
situations arose that had to be met
or the project abandoned. For in
stance, after the natives of Palestine,
where the pictures were made, found
out the real meaning of this COM
pany of actors, they used every
means known to the foreigner for
extracting money from the Ameri-
can. Many of the scenes simply re-
quired the presence of several thou.
sand natives for only a short time,
but they demanded full days pay
for each rehearsal. even though their
presence was only required for half
an hour. The Kalem company fig
ured the company of several hundred
actors would only be abroad four or
five months. However they en-
countered much cloudy weather and
in order to get the best results with
their cameras they spent many days
in. idleness, waiting for sunshine.
When the production was at last pro-
nounced complete they had been in
the Holy Land more than a wear.
1t has never been told exactly what
the five reels did cost, but it is
known to be a fact that more than
s250,000 were spent before the
pictures were ready for the public.
No other set of films ever made has
cost the producers this vast sum of
money. These pictures will be
shown at Happyland, Princeton, on
Sunday evening next. = - ..s'.s
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1913-09-04

Supposing the governor calls the
extra session of the legislature in
October and supposing majority of
either branch fails to respond to his
quorum organize either branch? If
there is no organization who has
authority to arrest and round up
recalcitrant members? Would the
governor order out his staff and the
state militia? We simply seek for
information.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1913-09-04
At the recent special election in

At the recent special election in
Itasca county held for the purpose
of voting on the proposition of a
bond issue of $780,, 600 for road-im-
provement there were l, 122 votes in
favor of bonding and 446 against.
The village of Grand Rapids went
heavily against the proposition. If
the money is honestly and intelli-
gently expended the voters of that
county will have no cause to regret
their action.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1913-09-04

Some of our exchanges are kicking
because Gov. Eberhhart is trying to
dictate ~ to the legislature. Two
years ago they were wearing out
their lungs because he did not try
to whip the legislature into doing
something. -Dassel Anchor.
1t is arrant nonsense to talk of a
governor debating to or whipping
into line intelligent members of a
legislative body. Some legislators do
not take kindly to that sort of
thing. Governor Eberhart is no
wiser or no better than the average
man. Some of his recommendations
to the legislature were good and
some were not so good. Governors
messages as a whole are never taken
very seriously. They are gotten up
to sound nice and read smoothly.
Many of the members of legislative
body are better informed than the
governor who seeks to advise them.
1t is all right for a governor to
recommend and due consideration
should be, given his recommends
tions, but when he attempts to die
tate he goes too far and self-respect-
ing Legislators will resent it.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1913-09-04
Orrock Store Changes Location,
unnecessary

Mr.. f. A. Larson has erected a
fine new store building, about
mile north of his former location
near Hon. H. E.. Craig's residence,
in Orrock. The new store is a
tasteful and roomy building and is
we'll stocked with everything gem
orally carried in a trst-class country
store.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1913-09-04

Another horrible collision and
smash-up on the New Haven road at
Wallingford, Conn.,, Tuesday. Twen-
ty-one lives were blotted out and as
many more seriously injured. Bad
luck seems to follow that road.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1913-09-04

There is undoubtedly a potato
shortage in the United States and
prices will not be any lower than
they are at present. The Union
would not be surprised if potatoes
went to one dollar per bushel before
spring.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1913-09-04

Governor Eberhart must be a
drawing card at the county fairs.
He is wanted everywhere and
cannot begin to comply with the
demands that are made on his time.
The governor has developed into a
pleasing speaker and he loves to talk
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1913-09-04
The State Fair.

There was an immense crowd at
the state fair on Monday The rain
Tuesday and Wednesday caused a
great falling off in the attendance,
but it is hoped decent weather will
prevail for the remainder of the
week. The fair3is bigger and better
than ever this year. 4
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1913-09-04

Stearns county is in the throes Of
a county seat fight. Since the organ
ization Of the county ST. Cloud has
been it's capital, now Albany wants
to be it. Where the deuce is Albany,
anyway
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1913-09-04

President Wilson and Secretary
Bryan are we'll meaning men but
they are not diplomats.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1913-09-04

Why not let the Mexicans have all
the munitions of war they can pay
for and let them fight it out?
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1913-09-04

Princeton is hardly ever mentioned
in the city dailies but it manages to
remain on the map.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1913-09-04

or untangling several skeins of red
tape. If our Grow Wing friends are
hunting for trouble then they should
have recourse to the Elwe]l law.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1913-09-04

bonds could not be purchased to net
more than 24 per cent. The board
was compelled to purchase Ten
nessee, Alabama, Virginia and other
state bonds. Massachusetts, 3 per
cent bonds were selling at a pre-
MUM most of the time when Mime
sofa had funds to invest.
At the present time and for several
years past all low-interest bearing
bonds are depressed are selling
below par. Massachusetts, threes
commanded premium 10 or u
years ago; today they are ten points
or more below par.
Now there is an insistent demand
that all the foreign bonds be dis.
posed of and the proceeds invested
in home securities. The Unior
favors the sale of the bonds wher
they can be sold without loss to the
state. The state bonds held in the
permanent funds are as good as gold
They have all been at par and viii
go to par again. 1t might be gooc
policy though to dispose of the bond.
when they can be sold for what was
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-23

ire Wsber. Der err pirfiomme SoIf
% Der er ingen Soritlel, naar De
bare er norife Wpno og auinoer
nteo sobt Rpete; aue arbeioer for at
iamIe.
goerctt er en- norlf On, men Dis.
Oct Der bar life iaa soSt belsst, JONI
man funoe suife. S~Smiolertio fom
De melt i~nteresiereoe Wpuo a
a%pinSer, iom uil isrge Tor at en-
'pitematlif Snbiamlirg bliper iat
laang.
Ssnoog bar ser airfeinbpielie %
Songerielt / arIingtou, bpor Ell itor
6orIamltna Dor tilitebe. Ser bleu
ogiaa aulebntn9 / aortbeo at trent
hoIoe. b"porior ri iomles ON oenne
SGbersgape.
Ssnoog aiter por Ser Msbe |
Stanpooo. ON boilfeu BET liges, at
Den er ben norIfelte Sp og Settle'
mcnt paa Scitfpiteu. Ser er oct
cmtrent 'om at fonule til Curing
@roue clcr 8lenpoob; ser bsrte
man Norif ira ollie Siber. Saa bar
oct tiIbaac til Gperett Tor at begpns
Dc Rctlcn hienlouer. ! Spofouc
nor oIt orhnet al bpatiae Wpro %
apinNcr % | SoIt cafe Gin ~iortdltc
aonlul @orrub at Der uar Sagen
allcrebe b%ehanolet Ior Ell Sio iincn
% bite mig oct iibit ubtomne Eoritc
Srgon "9ituben", hpori ser par 10
Irtitler on t7be Mai Setter og
Ntiltoc9auen. Ter or finn 10 alass
Ter 6olf / Salt Cafe Gitp - Seuis
&c og S%contngcr - oq naar iii
beQae oiaic orbelbcoe FOR ben Sag.
Iom MI inicrcSiercr oS, par her iutet
nuoet at gisrc emo at iorlaoe gnen
eItcr at hare bort ell Gale al Horo.
monbeu Cider @ibtioe ON Wtors
moniSmen. Get off life an at rpite
Stepct al bore Ssooer, Ga pi iorIoo
gpeu, for 8aberue boIoeS ioa rene
at Steuet ioar life ITgge iig / beru.
) Colorado Sprin9s CT Ser pitt life
lao faa 2anbsmruo; men Der bar
iaa mango rare Siue at ie % Eioen
bar fort, ioo ser bIeu ingentirg no.
rettet.
Tenpcr er, iom ale peh. Sooeb.
ita6en % Storbpeu / Colorado,
@ulbitatcn, for her bar man loa
megct Sub at Here Suiiuoer err
briigt til at brffe oper aapttoliets
Saarn FOR at glpe Bet ct gploettt
ErGg. Wen Der err nof ogiaa iont
andre Steocr DC iom bar Def imoat.
Mangc Horifc Dor | Terpcr % ell
al DC oirfiomitc NorbmGnb pil for
&c FOR, at Irbeioet tominer igan8
ogiaa Der.
Tu brrer oct bicm u6en at Itanle.
Eoa Reiien bar ri truiiet Tuiinber
al WGno oa apiuoer, iom ole noen
l~lnotogeIie bar niit itor Snteresie
og tilbelS geaeiitrira % aItio og
aIleitebs er ri blet moot meo me-
gen geuligbcb.
Sea mao MI uGre hlemme Ell
Sio; men De iom tror, at Grbeioet
bcr iortiptteS og bope 6remgong,
fan ifripe til mig eler Setretpren
eiter Srpfiager. Oct er eoers Sag,
norife Mpnb % auinber / gmerita.
Som &c bill ioa bltuer oct.
sGrbsbigit
9. 8. S6orre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-23
CARMEN np Bupfu.
Rsbiaeret af en- praftif 5armeI
Den rpisotc Salu.

Ger err bette Meninger ON, boor-
IRltae aaloen Ifal faa pore lan1me1l
meb lin Mober, og no9en beItemt
RegeI bar man life at gaa ~eiter..
Meuet beror paa aoloens % No-
oerens SiIItunb. SpiS auIper er
iprpf og / goo 6orfatnire, tan ben
tageS upf ira Woberen, tnOen ben
bar pattet. Oct err lettere at pen-
lie en- aalp, iom life bar patel til
at briffe elo en-, iom bar pattet. @r
&alpen ira SsOielen Of oeit og IpRo,
eQer er NoberenS Yoer %inflaueret
% "cafeb", er BET fanife retteit at
Iabe anlpen bore iammen meb No-
beren / nogle Gage. Eager man
aalpel o9f ira Wo0eren meb bet
Ian1me, bsr man abiolut prsoe at
faa | BEN libt af ben fsrte Nelf,
Goen giper. Senne "Roamelf" bar
en- meeet suonlig Sirfnine pad ben
npfsote aalp. S iomme Silf9loer
giper en- $40 for rig Nelf for fin
anIp. Get er bog isrit, efterat aoen
bar melfet / npgle 9uge, at bens
Welf fun blipe for rig for 8alpen.
: oct Silf9lbe bIanbes libt Sfunl-
metmelf eQer WteIf fra en- &o, Der
giper minore rig Nelf, / &alpens
Welf. Get er ON at gisre, at man
peo, bpilfe al,er / 9slingen gioer
rig Telf og bpilfe life,
Won ifuI life labe Sen npfsote
aalp briffe for me9et paa n Gang.
Raur aalpen goar meb fin Wtooer,
taeer ben lin Mtelf / imaa 8ortip-
1er % ofte. 9ette gisr ma bel /
at efterIigne, ON man bill, at Soil
ben ifol bore og tribes ubmprfet.
Gn 9nlp Of alminbelig Stsrrelie
ifulbe De fsrite Gage al tit 2io foa
pmtrent 8 Bunb WeIf for 9agen.
Senne ReIf fon bliue gipet / to
Gprtipner, ON Wnrgenpn % ON
glftenen. 9ehre er BET bog at belle
WeIfen / ire Iortioner, iaa aaloen
usinn faar Tibbaesbriffe. gfteriom
aaloen porer, sses Wpngben al Dem
MteIf man giOer ben; Oct er ON at
eisre at rette Zig efter 8alpens zip
petit i en- pis 1bitrpfning. &aIpen
IflIbe fun Mtelf npf, men fife for me
get heller. Wan IfuIbe posse pna at
bolbe &alpen libt iuItpn belle 'Si-
ben. Gen IfuIoe briffe lin iibite
Spnis meo iamnle spbeappetit, ion1
Den tnger fin fsrite Spelg. Raar
man aiper en- auIp 9riffe, bsr man
ultiO buife pna at aalben bar
bare en- liben Rape, % at BET er
farIiat of Iabe Den fan al Den Melf,
BEN t1nbe bile ipplge.
Som en- alninoeIig Re9eI for
1,erfurne EerIoner, iom bil fsbe up
aaIpe, fan fsIsenbe tiene iom 8et-
tenor:
Sor be fsrIte 100 Bnno lepe1tbe
&egt gin 10 Hunb MeIf for 9ngen.
Sor De nrIte 100 91rno sg pan
meo 8 Bunb Relf for 9ager.
Sor Oct treble Slnbrebe Blno sg
isien pna meb 212 Gl1nb MeeIf pr.
Dag.
Nen Oct mao man buife Jig, at
Reltempngben sees graSpis frr
&nIpen, og at ingen bratte Soergun-
&c pil befpnrme Den bel.
Hanb % @inf.
gaffemnifin, "@ringer"", 8ac1utm
Cleaner og greob Rirer, full
be enboer Sarmerfone bape, ioa-
frenrt life 5otti9bom itaar binoren-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-23
biI$en


8i bar ct ltoet Reitoplag al Sol.
tets Ilmanaf" for 1907. ct inNbolOs.
rigt Seftc paa 16S Sirer. imltft no.
Itpret meo ct puffert oanit &~an0ifab.
inorammct al 0nnnebrog % aprn.
afs poa SiteIblaoet. Seitet inoebol'
DER en- HGfte uomerfeoe 5ortpatr-
ger meo S%uuitrationer liot
StiGmt og liot Nloor - ca bringer
&pieren CT iriitt Fuit ira gamle
Ianmorf5 Ger o. Suno. 0esuben
pil man paa ieritc SIDE fiuoe 5or.
tegneIic oper oct baHife 8uugehlis,
oet8 Dteolcmnrer og Oercs 6cnniIie.
forbolo. SeIoe Ilmonaten iom er
bsregnet til alsbeubaous S~biernato.
rilm. og ion fun ipIoer ~ al Seftets
les Sioer, er uaturltgDis forGloet
men alligeueI life ubeu Rptte. De
pil oaiaa fiuoe p~elleoeroe 8ibelterter
for huer llge / Iaret, Tduuneoernes
oanife Raonc o. !. b.
Yris irtt tilien Gents.
b. Anundsen Publ. Co.,
Decorah, iowa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-23

Gbas. Gaitleoon, Cumberland,
@po., tiger ban boooe oen oGritc
Soite iom fan tpnfes, % itan0ie0e
Den / iaa Gage meo Or. @arrer's
@bite 0ine OF Gar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-23

Geoertrpr ifuIbe life ftnbes
Rprbeoen al ggblebaoen, ba Dc
operfsrer en- SIaes Ruit paa s@bIe,
trGrres 2so os beroeo Ifaoer g@bIe'
trPrne.
- 5armere / Acknowledged bar
10 bare nogle fao 6rugttrPr, og Der
for iparer Sc Gto % arbeiOe oe
unogoar Iisgreb peo at fisbe i'm
"SpropingsMirture" tiaaOet hos
Npotbeferen eQer 5rsbanbIeren.
CIR WeIfefu bar life aItib
Stplben for at oen life lsnner Jig
for Gieren. 5eilen ftnoes ofte et
anoet Steo END hos aoen.
- De fIeite arter Ssg gisr man,
ge Sarge ioa itor Rptte iom Sfaoe,
og at orpbe en- llgle, en- Raooe eQer
en- life sifttg SIange er ioare bumt.
"Saro Oil" er at foretrefte
baabe for "Irle-@reaie" og Vta.
ifinoIie, paoitaar ct 6armerblaO,
SIie fan maaife "arle,8 reaien" oQ
Wuifinolien oare.
8aIopin Creamery betolte /
1912 fine 8dtroner $296,496,71
for Slsbe, 9arron So. Creamery
Iibt minore eQer 1912, 23S.3 80. Sffe
perit giort al "6ormer. Greamerper"
beruoe poa 2%anosbpgoen / 8iScOn-
lin.
8utterne pil gisre 8oot Or.
beioe / aieffe1tbooen, bpis mani for.
inner Dem meb tiOsm9siige Sape-
r~ebifaber. Bare prso DEM!
@n Igronom mittDer % ON,
at man life Ifl1lOe ioo minore emo
ira 212 til 3a 9ltibeIs &oore pr,
gcre. On &pffc 6orisg, iom ct
blepet giort beo Snoiono @rperi-
ment- Station, piier, at for Ben Ggr
bar 3 9ltibeIS omtrent bet rette.
Oct er ianbipnltgt, at ioPrt mango
iaor lin SABRE for tbnbt.
Spts man plarter no9le foa
Ruoiib6rs / 2sgrooert, bill man al
Haoiib=8lanterne funtte opOa9e,
bpor Raoen er, ioa man fan be,
epnbe at orbeibe / 2sgiengetl, mems
2sgipirerne er npIten uipulige.
- 9Iocfberries og Srin9ebGr
tribes ioa omtrent paa al Sla9s
Sorobllnb. Get err Ietpinot at able
bisIe SIags gobe Ser.
8on nogen fortplle, bpao
@rrnb Ser er til at bile babe @ri'
len iii at Goe mere uren Ssoe emo
Snen % Setter?
MIfaIfu porer ale Steoer
2mnbet, bpor man proper meb ben
paa go6t breneret, "rigt" ager'
LAMB. Der er life mere ON Den
cling. 6or NeIfefOen og andre
GDr ogina bar alfaIfa omtrent
iamme 0Gringsp9rOi iom SoeOe'
"9ran".
- Spor BET gipI0er at foa til
"&~iuobrpf" poa Iiot beitliqqenoe
Ianoigt 2ono me6 grunO Naoioro,
ct fanife "Scotf 8ine" eQer "Sact
Eine" at f~oretrpffe.
- g~niilage og Ilfalfabs er 50.
Ser, ionl faar Slta til at gtoe / 8st-
ia, bpis bet ct en- pirfelig Weltefo.
9pg Silo, og iaa alfdlfa S 6arme.
re, iom bar Magt til at gisre, bpdo
/ 9pnqoen bill bile Jig at pPre oct
melt lennenoe!
2ibt Sonfeorbeibe fan itl1nb-
ON ipare en- for en- bel Gel baarot
Irbeioe pua 6armen ogioa.
- 81 6armere meo TO gooe Sop
per 6per frutOe gaa / 8ompani ON
at fjsbe en- Siuit for $1,000, og
betole ben meo 6oIerne pou et IarS
SiO, ifriper ct 6urmblao. 90 BET
err omtrent iaa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-23
Wnoagts. Sangbog
might al Sbumas fal;ter.

On M SpbpggeIiesbog mco Wrfo.
oien artgit for hper Gang, bpoo ser
bor giort Den ioa oiboIot omfrina /
f~rlItlle Stem. buor Sen benpttes UNDER
DC bagligc Moraen og aitenanoogtcr.
gogcn inoeboIoer 122 Stoer truft
paa goOt Gapir % CT folio inobun.
set.
Trts frit tilicnSt 30 Gcnts.
Wco "Eui:en" It gar $50.
b. Anundsen Publ. CO.,
DEBORAH, Iowa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-23

SarnelDsif. "5norfor sr gruSen aIs
tib flGbt / bbiot?" ipurgte Ssnbasss
itolelRreren.
Snaen ibnreoe.
"Soiot. ~forilnreoe ban. ubtrptter
8lGSen. 90 Srpuupsoageu er ben Inf
ieIisite Sesipenhes | en- apinbes SIP. "
Semen aniier bar ale Sruosoms
meme tort ba?" ia en- Then 9ug.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-23

Iaar be fDmmer til Gortlonb,
Sregon, tag iuo paa Che Stepben
Some, oct norIfe Stem for urge
Mpnb. Iene, biaige @prelier for
8eiienbe. 2911a 8rano aue. en-
glocf ira Saiptbcrne. Otto 6. Cite.
len, 9eitprer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-19
gefanutmadnna

Efrer oenTarfcu ggfchernerTitherune Der TtSifns
ser Rntieunl @rpsreitpe 2iie Suiuropse ornn-
eputtsru 2iit 5rfaranee Gumpans, CINCINNATI,
Sbiu.
aefarntmrdura erfoIat bierburt, ons an
%. Iaae beg gtopenIber 1918 Die Ruttpnai sSro
ereTpe 9ifc sniurdnre Gumnaun BEL GeMpno
q. Iapore, ben, ctantss0eritcberurq5sS sSnperlns
fstoeHicr non ohio. oas Gbeiucc etuqerettt bot
Inn 8utbeiSItro rire5 nit uuo 7ptcen Tpr hno
Der @eitern &c snuthern Stfs Sniuranes ern.
pnng uetrofferen @tfnnrcrS. oas In Ibithr'f
Dem GSeiuh Deaeflot tpur u1o NORM Enisr
oreerr, bciidtiQt niro. oaB Guf @ruro Der
odrin enthaIfercH RehirquTocn. etHfhltcNlth
Der IrnnsferiruTd feiteus Der spisheroerhterter
@efpafnnft on bic tpie6crperiihernbc S5efeIIs
f%nft ers noQen Retrnoes ihrer qrfetIihcr
3sr'eroeu nuf bcH TerTiderurasfrrtra't 4. hcHcr'
e. gorthcra Qtfe enfurauce Gor1rcro n!errrit
aer-C Cbliaationeu her matiorar Rrnereiine aife
ariHrauhe gomenrn fihernimr-t.
Frinc Rcfnrntmod5ruoss0rhrr erIc'Ter yunS
rieuftna ben % Tno nes Teacnrhe" 1913. !
7ibr Ta6niitdqs oIg 2eif unh feline Sf'tte III
Columbus G.. uIs Crt heftirrrGt mann fher
nPraiauuaft uno hrr RPrij6eruuds Succrtrs
ferhenfeu bes Etnates Chio =. hcr ron htT,
Girfes crnannien .aomrifFior.. ncrbareeIt toer'
nirfr 'eynrrtmntruosrrrhr heftir1rt scr'
rer naf sic Rnincrintnhcr Ser Totinndl FRO
,rrrffne qfFc -Srflrdnce gr-rbarh hurt Die Rrft
pi.beinrr erbdItcH ulitifen. bar etT fofAes
@cfnS, rorIieri. n1nnn rne tnc ogriser ner'
houhcIt nerocr fnu uuo huh his Rp'nnntrn'
cbrrn In scr hon GSeTpt horqeTthricbe1eH gGetfc
eerRftertIiht lperoeu n1ut:
rcf q2rpnrcfiipe offr Srfrrarre gorpnrh otter
truerS rrr ir'rreFFiprte 3erfnr i1uueu ir her
aracecheueH Belt Dor her ApTrTtNior erfhpis
neu uab nit ge9na cuff hos @e'uh ihre gr'
Ghrnrs g wnors,
9er'iheruuoss superintendent.
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aent fir stpeibnnoert iuib breiunostpon5a nro
fiiufuubamausia Sunbertftel (oto fnr 223.2o)
.slis bis am @rb6bunp bon brethuHnerf einiiflo'
dc5fsig nno iiebeft3cbn eRneertitel t5sl.li) SUB.
Sab srei CD Ero5erf Der Seiamntifciei, iiir
bsase us I,f erSen o
,Srputtns s'h ouI 't'Is aiIe eois uno ednhe.
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eieter RefoIrtion In rebereiritiHmuns T'f oeui
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BliIirt am 9 Teaeutber 1918
Gtmeon ml Sohnfon.
Irdiiheni oes EtGetrdihs.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-19

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