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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-29
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gSnrben seitern Worssn bier Ferio,
,nen perbaftet.

slls aeitcrn Nor9en Der BaIiaqier-
qua go. fO5 Der 9. nno 8. S..W.
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DC Der Bolisei befanut gegeben, Dab
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mlo Gainesville geger ltbr Morgens
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bis ali Die llhr oe5 8remiers ipieoer
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lunrocn 8eorge Auoerion, Gharle.
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| Slanman, aiIe pon Cambridge, Der
| baitct, ooh bet,aupteu oieielben, oa'
| iie abiolut nihts init Der Rdllberel 81
| thun habcn.
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Observation-Disclosures.

(Cscar 8. Marf5. 80. Satiep.
! lGleauor 4H,sbanfel, 26. Sb'erUatorp
Ipenue.
(aouis I. Tsuaer, q, 2219 5lora Ct
/ lgertrubs &. purtpmiilsr, q, 2202
Calumet StraBs.
(2.slie Werril, 19, Sarriion, 8.
Bertha 1lpIor, 10. oessI.
(Sarrp SadiOn. %. e14 Carlisle aD.
! fannie Wpore, %, 1910 YsibguH
apenue.
(Tprris 9. 7aret, q, SaIamonid,
| Jnbiana.
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(georas .. Qal, %, 214 Spcamore
/ Strabe
lgona Soroau, Is, 1906 G!aoitons
Qlpsnue.
Ig6arles 8. 5ufFmann, %, 2908 llrs
/ triler apenite.
lgpslpn &. Rotbsrt, 81, 3144 mon.
taHa 4penue.
iRab g. gurosn, 81. Gr.snpiGle, 3.
lgirsi. S!pinsp, Is. Snoiaua 5otsl.
lartbur R 9linsporth. 10, 2711 Wils
/ liomipn glac.
lWamie M.aI., 19, 2 Wartbreit ape.
lApbert g. Morris, 81, 2pdlano, 8.
lGbna 4nna Rsiiing. 90, oesgl.
imaltsr s.. Rettanus. n, 1925 Wain
Strube.
lemma Rsrtsl, 80. 1929 Walnut 81.
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fiorbene mad hsr Photographic nidt
erfenner.
Dr.. 9. 8. 9. Msabe, ipsIder i'm
Grano 6ot,l iDobnt, erfpirfte seftern
i'm Muni3ipalgeri6t sinen 9aftbefebl
aeaen ben 3immermann George Gee
BON $50. 628 meit 8. Strabe pegen
anaebliten Mngriffs unb a6rperDers
lesung. Or. Weooe gab an, buB er
ben 9eihulbigten am Wittpon Wors
gen auf Der Gtrabe traf, BEL nelher
Geleaenbeit Gee BON ibm S4 perlangte.
pelde Der antldgsr ibm iduis
be foGe. Dr. Weaoe ertldrte, bab er
feline Rehnuna nur begleihe, tpenn See
aas feline Mrbtiten fsrtis seiteat bat.
6irduf fon See Or. Msubs in bas Ge@
ii4t seihIdgen baben.
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Qlms benz Wsuni3ipalserid)t
Sed,s Nunate arbeitshans nno 500
Celebrate mesen aOrperperIesnng.

g2it elmer itr.nsen Strafe ipuro. Der
Regsr Biaiam Roffit bslest, fpslher
lid, unter Der 8eihuloigiIna oes 4Hs
griffs uno Der aOrperDerlssung gu per-
outnorteu bate. Woffit belt Dor si'
niger 3sii .insn Wann auf nno iblns
senIslbsn ni.ber. Rihter 4leranssr
iiatuirte Elm GIempel fir oerlrtigs
Burden. inb.m er peH 8sitaloistsn
au elmer Celebrate pon 5000 n.bit
aoiien unb ishs Wondten 4rbeitss
baus perurtbeilts. UsOffit 1T fur 3ipsI
Sabre gut uufsehoben.
2la6 Games Gonlsp mubte erfdbreu,
oaB Ri6ter 4teranber Iehr itreRg nit
robsn 9urihen ins GeriGt seben tam.
Dieter Gbrsnmann bate cine Jrau
ldngsre 3sit perfolst unb fie alsoann
niepsrgeitlagsn. 5iir oieie 5elosns
that purbe Der 8ei6uloiste anf bret
Wonate in oas 4rbeitsbaus eeitsds
unb obsnnrsin 3u elmer 0elbitrufe BON
500 nebit aoi.en perocnnert.
Sdcob Ruhdm, al. Rihmono. bate
eer De gons gogsn SO. 1900 pfuuo
2othblei inn Wsrthe BON $50 entpenoet
uno mub nun bisie 3bat nit elmer
Strafs BON 80 5aeen arbsitsbaas uno
$50 Geloiirafs biiBtn.
2ouis apsrp uno Gertrub Stroupe
hatten anih<insnb teine 3sit gehobt,
iif in ben Belts zines Gbeihsins s,l
IsbeR unb slaubten nah ben prin5is
pien Der frelen 2itbe ein ebenio gutss
2eben Der Gk ourhtoiien Su trHnen.
6iermit mar aber Die bohipohliobltns
polisei nitt sinperIt1noen. fuelde bds
pdrhsn surssr 6anb tpegen unsrlaubs
ten 3ulammenltbens psrbaftete. 4perr
| ipuroe aur brsi WoHaten ArbeItshals
uno elmer gelpitrofe BON 500 psrnrs
tbeilt. pdbreno id0n 9ertruo $25 bl.'
den mubie.
Sm Runi3ipaIseriht reibte seiterr
ber Arbeifer 9llfreo 5otparo Don Vo
63S pennod alusp ,ins ShdpenerfoB.
tlass in SoDbs BON $500 ssssn on
Gtaot Cincinnati Elm. Der &ldgel
fiibrte in Der alaeeidriit an, Dab G,
ais sirbeitu TIM Ust. edo part ge
snunesn tpnros, einen ihperen Steir
| All kben, poourh er cine innert Der
lebuns bapoHsetrlasn bat, ioelhe ibr
| I.1nbie an Der Mrbeit binoert.
Rad einsm 9erbOr. lpelhes por ben
Coroner Joerimsper In Yesua aiif Der
9op Der 30 Sabre alien 4lmd Gin
pom 30. 1851 0icior Sirabe ituttflno
eripirste Der Shneser Der 8sritorbs'
Hen, Robert Oeiger BON yto. 1851
gictor Strabe, einsn 6aftbei;bl sessT
j bic 80 Sabre aIfs Jran Gpa 0erm1nr
BON Ro. 20lO Dunlap Strabe. Jral
/ 6ermann itebt unter oem Usroaht, AZ
txm Wdbhen cine triminelle Operation
ausssfiibrt 3u baben. Die gsfhuloist'
bItreitst bieien puntt gang sntfhieber
unb bebonptet, bos Wao6en ME geis'
btn u bobsn. aud tpelIte fe oie 0st
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0cn eimcm auts nieberscrannt.

9sor Der elterlifen @obuiina go.
f422 Aaee StraBe, persmieie lid az.
itern Radpnittu9 Der 5 Sabre alte Ho.
bert gSiuinms beim Spiel uno iiber,
horte oabci Die 8arniinasiisrtalc ei.
mes pon ssohn Buffer aeIcntfen auto.
nicbiis. ,Sn ieiner anglt Lief Der
slnahe geeen ous Autoiriobil uno lpar
es bein 2enfer nid,t noglid, feline
Mnihiuc redt5eitis gum Sieben sll
bringen. Gas alno ipuroe ilnrgespor.
ZEN nno trug AbihiirflIngesl am
Qopi nno aorper bnpon. 2err Butter
brahfe ben perIeefen aiInben IN lei.
iem alutoniobtl nod benz itnotiihen
1oipitol. lie 9erIesunaen iino nur
AIeiGter gsat,.s.
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unfdle.

Su hem 6obelpsrt, Io. 43o
blum StraBe. qerietb 9eiiern Der 20
Sabre alte Soblsr Gpalb arieiman,
ppn $50. 1910 ainnep Gosnus NIT otu
JtnseripiBeu in Die SobeImeHer. Dn
itarfen Giieu Ihnitten bem iungen
Wann brei Sinaeripieen Der rehter
6unb ab. Der 9erIeBts lieB iih tin
itdntiIden 9oipitaI einsn 9srbano aud
!easn.
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xanbaIismxs.

Ginen Sf,ooen BON $500 ridytctcn
gonnolen an pelde iih IN Die M1lunc
Der abler @oolen Co.. on Der Queen
Gin uno ga,pnspup AOeillie, in Der
Iienitog Raht gefhliden bottesl. Tie
Nurihen i6nitten perihie0esie E1de
nit HoIle n,if iinb nliinten Oieie NIT
onbercrn MnterinI. bierDurn efttitnno
Der Giruta osr oH5sfiibrte G@aon.
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4las ben Derid,ts sb5fes.

GbfdsibnnesfdlIe. -- 66dSsnerlobs
ssidsen. - Msceiper fur bic Dol
brdu sWirtbldaft ernannt. sGrtis
lun19 .gdlIe Dor Der b6teren Jns
lFans. - GinssrsiHte 1tifaments.
NahIab Soh<n.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-29

DE 4nildgen. rsIne esetn bic Mirs
th 4hepbcre 0oufar unb Sod ABRAMS
srboben iDaren. neil Ne In ibren Colo.
len 6te;SQun4 ierpirten, ipuroen ses
i1ern bon 6yiebsHSri41es Dumont abs
ssmielsn neil BE 4nltoeei&riftsn
ts9niI9e 6<Nsr enitieIse1. Dk 0<is
M pAJlM fsas- -aIt .lin1A 6aftsbe..
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seiem Ste porii6tig, mas
sie 9egen Grtdltn,tg
nebmem.

Eie Seabr Gbrau6 4ateumebi8nen Iest in beu
Gmuautien aefdb6en 3roguen Gu pete oeben m pera
oeu tempprdre g8irtHHe g9e oieielbe m III A0bpI
raof1en gelu uHo 9rfabren Go9nen, besbab bat @aer
3obHs Weon nen 5odbeeH Grfola aunpetH ais SdrfnHge
mteL abrperaufbauer fir Die SELLING 5as 2nnsen
9e6anoiung Suten uub @rtdnae Batter Sobns
Ioisu 1T bic gerfbrei6una 8ltrdg6.
Middletown transcript., 1914-03-21
State Teachers Institute

The Teachers Institute for the year
1914 will be held in the Dover, Opera
House It will be a state. affair, com
bining the institutes of the three coun-
ties and will hold for five days. The
dates are November 9, 10, IL, 12 and
19. County Superintendent James E.
Carroll, E. L. Cross and E. ]. Hardesty
along with State Superintendent Wag-
ner, have agreed upon the above dates
and place of holding the institute. The
very best day instructors are being Sc
cured. There will be a social evening
and three evening entertainments of
the very highest class. They include
The Collegians for November 10th,
Rev. Samuel Parks Cadman, D. D.,
for Novembnr 18th, and Marcus A. Kel-
lerman and Company for November IL,
These are not only the highest priced
but the best recommended entertainers
that have ever been engaged for insti-
tute work.
Middletown transcript., 1914-03-21
LOCAL ITEMS

MIgpIETOwN, DEL. MAR 81, 1914
Middletown transcript., 1914-03-21
CHESAPEAKE CITY

Miss Edith Mccoy is visiting Mrs.
Franklin Mccoy, on the Manor.
Miss Ella Taylor, of Philadelphia, is
the guest of Mrs. Alvin Morgan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Bouchelle spent
the past weekend with relatives in
Baltimore, Md.
DIR. Joshua Clayton, of Philadelphia,
spent the past Sunday with Mrs. Mary
C. Price.
Mr.. Roger K. Williams, Of Annapolis,
Md, spent Sunday last at the home of
his mother Mrs. Laura Williams.
Mrs. E. Beauchamp has re-opened the
Eureka" millinery, after having spent
about six weeks in southern N Maryland.
Mr.. Howard Bishop, of Wilmington,
Del, spent the past weekend with his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Bishop, on
the Manor.
Misses Frances Hoen and Hannah
Bouchelle spent Thursday and Friday of
last week with Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton
L. Ellison, Jr.
Mr.. John Banks after spending about
two weeks with his mother Mrs. Eliza
beth Banks, has gone to Chicago, where
he has accepted a position.
Miss Mary H. Cooper, assistant prin-
cipal of the Chesapeake City High
School, chaperoned the graduating class
on a trip to Washington, D. c., on
Friday and Saturday.
Middletown transcript., 1914-03-21
$1,000 AN ACRE FOR APPLES

Talbot countains expect to see that
county develop into a great apple-grow-
ing region, where many acres nave
been planted in choice trees. An ex-
change sites sections in the Northwest
where $500 to a 81, 900 per acre have
been made on apples IN Oregon, Wash
ingtOn and California. Thatnewspaper
argues that the fruit-grower of the
Maryland-Delaware Peninsula has
everything in favor of the most econo-
mical production. His markets are
right at his door, and transportation
amounts to only few cents per bushel
while it costs the Northwestern grower
about $1.15 per hundred pounds to
freight and refrigerate his fruit to the
large cold storage plants in the East.
Labor conditions are much more advan-
tageous here and the cost of same is so
per cent. lower than in the Northwest.
The great distance to be Travelled com
pels the Northwestern grower to make
very fancy package in order that it
may arrive at its destination in prime
condition. Caroline countians are be-
coming more and more certain of their
ability to become very successful apple
growers, realizing that conditions favor
them, and having among them a num-
ber of farmers who are very successful
with this fruit.
Middletown transcript., 1914-03-21

Trepass Cards for sale at this office.
Wagons and Dearborns for sale.
]. C. GREEN
DR.. Warren S. P. Combs Dentist.
Successor to the late DR.. j. c. Sites.
CUT FLOWERS for sale at my house
at all times.
MRS. ELIZA STEELE
HIDES -WANTED-Theh highest cash
prices paid for horse and COW hides.
w. C. JONES.
FOR SALE-Two cars of CHOICE
SEED POTATOES shipped direct from
HOULTON, MAINE. Also, one car
load of CHOICE SEED OATS stored in
our warehouse.
JESSE L. SHEPHERD.
FOR SALE-Two cars of choice Seed
Potatoes. These potatoes viii be
shipped to me direct from Fort Fairfield
Arvostook County, Maine, and will be
sold under a guarantee to be absolutely
pure. l have just received sample
of these potatoes and they are now at
my office for your inspection.
S. B. FoARD.
Middletown transcript., 1914-03-21
CEcILTON

James Robinson, of Sassafras, was IN
town on Sunday.
Mr.. Alexander Wilson was an Elkton
visitor recently.
Mrs. Emma Hessey, of Chestertown,
is visiting Mrs. Ella Boulden.
Miss Bessie Culberston visited her
sister Miss Amy Culberston last Friday.
aev. Elmer Jones, of New Jersey,
has been visiting his mother Mrs. Vir-
ginia Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Garry, of Kennedy
vile, Md, visited Mr.. James Smith on
Monday.
Mrs. Julia Cosden, of MiddletOwn,
Del, is visiting her sister Mrs. James
A. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Y. Weed spent sew
eral days last week with relatives in
Philadelphia.
Messrs. Durney Oldham and Dallas
Manlove were Blackbird visitors on
Tuesday evening.
Misses Marion Griffith and JAMIE
Smith visited Miss Lillian Warren, of
near Earleville, recently.
Messrs. Robert Anderson, George Nor
gan and William Brown, Jr., were Will
mington visitors on Friday.
Miss Margaret Myers who has been
spending a month with her aunt Mrs.
Todd, in Baltimore. has returned home.
Mrs. j. E. Hoover and Mrs. ]. R.
Smith and daughter May, and Mr.. and
Mrs. R. A. Snyder spent Sunday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. L. b. Manlove.
An entertainment will be given in the
Jr. o. U. A. M, Hall, on Tuesday
evening, March 24Uh, at 8 O'Clock, for
the benefit of Zion M. E. Church. Ad-
mission, adults 25 cents. Children Is
cents.
Middletown transcript., 1914-03-21
PROGRESS IN ROAD-BUILDING

The enormous development of the
financial side of the road movement is
shown in the fact that !, ,230 counties in
the United States now have outstand-
ing highway bonds aggregating quar-
ter of billion dollars. We receive
this interesting information from the
Official Good Roads Year Book for 1914
which is to be issued by the American
Highway Association in Washington
early in March, and advance proof
sheets of which have been sent to The
Star.
The fact that the counties mentioned
have bonded themselves to the extent
of quarter Of billion dollars in order
to improve and maintain their reads in
only one of the surprising developments
of the road movement now in progress
throughout the United States. A stu
pendous new business is shown to have
grown up in this country as a result of
the road boom-a business employing
more than ten thousand p 'rsons in
actual supervision of the roads, in ad-
dition to the increase in banking busi-
ness, due to handling bonds, increases
in the road machinery and materials,
and the other by-prodqcts of the boom.
Not merely has there been a tremen-
dous saving in the wear and tear on
horses and in the prevention of waste on
the farm due to the inability to get to
the shipping points over poor roads, but
there has been an actual increase in
prosperity as a result of the need for
work and materials on the construction
of new roads and the improvements of
old ones.
Progress is reported from every State
highway department, and it is further
shown that only eight States of the
Union have failed to establish highway
departments, while in several Of the
States, notably New York, Illinois,
Iowa and New Mexico, the tendency
towards Capitalization has progressed
SO far that practically all the work of
road improvement is being done under
State supervision.
The Year Book, which is to be com
plete inventory of road statistics and
other necessary data, will show that
approximately twenty thousand miles
of roads have been constructed under
State supervision in the past year.
Highway officials, in the various
States have already applied for the lat
est edition of this publication, which
gives digest of State road laws; shows
the use of convict labor on the public
roads; also bond issues, mileage, appro-
priations, directories of officials,
manufacturers and contractors, types
of roads, full list of books, docu-
ments aud authorities, description Of
road systems, higway engineering in
colleges, connection Of bridges and cul-
verts, and reviews of all the addresses
and technical articles which appeared in
1913. j. E. Pennybacker, secretary OF
the American Highway Association, is
editor of the Year Book, and copies
may be had upon. application to him.
Sunday Star.
Middletown transcript., 1914-03-21

FOR SALE-An Ideal hot water
boiler. w. Is Z sections, IA sectious of
American radiator, S8 inches, column;
80 sections "a inches high, column; IA
sections 80 inches, 8 column. Used one
season. and guaranteed to be in good
order. Can be seen at my residence at
any time.
DR.. N. L. BEALE.
Middletown transcript., 1914-03-21

% D. cOAhDs
After Octobet first the Library hours
will be: Tuesday, $50 to 5 P. M;
Friday, 7 to $50 P. M; Saturday, 8 to
5 P. NJ. On Tuesday evening, the Lii
brary will be open for school children
exclusively.
FOR SALE-Good farm, 4S acres, all
tillable, located in Warwick, Md.
school, church and cannery in sight.
$4,000.
JsDs BANKss
Middletown transcript., 1914-03-21

FOR SALE-I purchased my Bran
before the recent advance and can give
you very attractive price.
Middletown transcript., 1914-03-21
DIRECTORS
OFFICERS

WALTER o. HOFFECKER, President
D. MARRIOTT FOWLER, Cashier
WALTER w. HYNSON, Teller
CARL S. COOPER, Book-keeper
M EDITH BECK, Assistant
Middletown transcript., 1914-03-21
nnRRErr PRIcEs

MIDDLETOWN GRAIN MARKET
CoRRECTEDWREKLY BY s. B. FoARD.
Wheat-No. 81 30 Corn
No. Yellow, shelled 60 So
Timothy Seed cao.s.as 64
Clover Seed 1900 Gets .....,...e.-.. 90
MIDDLETOWN PRODUCE MARKET
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY W. T. coNNEILEE
Fcps. Der doz........................... 1923
Country Conn Butte, per fb................. 28y35
Creamery Butter, per Ii. ............. 40
Lard. per fb.......,...................... Il. l29l6
Live Chickens. per fb.............. l2(0l6
Potatoes. 4O@50
MrgDIETOwN, DEL, MAR 81. 1914
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-11-11
Zen oanife emigration.

Ger par ct Stnffe / Fl aanif glao
Tor nogen lib iioen. meo 0perifriit:
~ullOpnnOeren moerneis~. Ger fri.
pes, at be, Der nouanOrer M, er life
La Oetn Der uopanoreOe for To-
30 aar ii6en; oisie bar iom Aeael
mprfeoe Menneifer: 0ermeo menes
pei, at DC bar ppret | aonilift meo
9oDeni Rn er 6opeompag0en fit.
tiae, op8tiae 6oIf, Der oil iioget o.
bar 9anolefrait no oper oct al
milioeligp, 6Dao er anriogen til
at ben Slags refer ao2 enbper
g~irfniug bar Ell Aarias. Seq ip.
nes, BET bar betimelig. q. De lambs.
leoeHoe NaGn0 % apineer tog tat
for at finoe % fierne ocnne Star.
ing, | Ste0et for. Tom mon Ion Of.
fe berer M be0 at fproes omfring
gnnmnrf, be gonr oa iamrer fla
oper, at De mon foIoe QoInffer, for.
81 ina mango al Oeres cane refer
no. On @ong bar iee @pit bos
M ofOsOe 9rofesior 2o.Gour, a-
ifop; ban ipurgte mig: Spao niener
on er aaringen til. at inn mango 40.
De oanife RRno o. apinoer refer
uo2 Get er, iagoe ban. ct ubpre LAB
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-11-11

ior 9dnmarf; tbi oct cr iom 8egeI
al ben Slags, Der bar Billie oa
enersi til nopet. gioget betgnfelig
BAR lea Deo at uotolc, bDao lea
mefte bnp0e en- Gel SfpIo, ioet lea
nGiien ATTIC par blepen i~meoegaaet,
mar lea bapoe uotnlt min Wening
ON ben Saa. San bnO mig Iiae
lise no, bDao lea mcnte; lea Io1re.
De: Ter er 10 geppgeIier Der igan.
mart, iom ies tror meopirfer til,
at mango al Dc ouennnonteMenne
fer refer no: 5asforeninas.
beDGgeIien % ben loopriite
an0eIsbepp9eIie. Sea bar
let, at Der er betnoet eli &anubprr.
feripeno, at ban Inn mn1 prgitere
ct biit apnntnm arbeios ON "a.
gen; ban opnnaeoe 0erpe0 at fa1
arbeioet til at rpffe ITO ouer ct
Iansere Tiosrum oe iomtioia at
fna be mere Tanaiomme meO. On
ina0nn bill life iinoe fla | al bfipe
bofot tiIbnae: omiiocr beitemmer ban
ia Ill at reiie no for at iinoe ct
Ste0, buor ban fan ioa Con al brii.
&c fine euuer o. I'm Gnerei. 5sr
lea eanr bioere, mon lea belle Nm
beIsbebnaeIien | to Gele, Tom ben
former iie Der | Garmarf. SEQ bill
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-11-11
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orgftet: ggintrpet og @reDene, .
vgeformationeus @eliigneIie ogge.
tponing for @nos Aige ca oct en-.
feIte Menneife@, liant uaoniirmn.
tionens SnoflpoeIie oa .mulige BEL.
iignelie for bet eHfelts gQenneife."
8eo Somtalerne ODER oisie Gmner
ieIte ieg, at Di life baUoe lib nof:
men BET bar peIiigneliesri9e Eonfer,
Tom b[eb oraget frem | ben forte
9io, Di baDoe til 5orbmeling
SsnSog, 5eitens tore Dag, be-
apnbfes meo Observation-Disclosures
meo altergong. Ser 0or bet mig