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Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-09-07
Lecture---PictureS
OF Old Mexico

What should be the attitude of the
United States toward Mexico? is a
question the American people must
answer. 1t is impossible to render a
just decision without understanding
the conditions, and it is impossible to
understand the present conditions in
Mexico without knowing the causes
that have produced those conditions.
w. l.. Mellinger, formerly pastor of
the Christian church of this place,
who spent four years in Mexico
(19O9-1913), will deliver his lecture,
"a Synopsis of the History of Mexico
from the Cause and Effect Stand
point, Attempting to Show the Causes
of the Present Conditions" at the
Chautauqua building Tuesday, We'd
nesda yand Thursday, September s,
and 10. The first evening will be
devoted to the resources of the coun-
try, probably the most wonderful in
the world, and the political history
down to the American-MeXican war.
The second evening will deal with
the relation of the American people
with the MeiXcans, bit of history of
which we cannot be proud. The third
lecture will be the religious history,
showing the causes of the present
immoral conditions. After each lee
ture stereopticon views of the country
will be given. Admission 10 cents
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-09-07
Examinations At
The High School

Friday morning about twenty-five
students took examinations at the
high school in subjects they had pre-
viously "flunked" in or ones that
would give them advanced standing.
Most of them managed to get through
successfully. Many have been taking
the summer course the past season,
so a few of the latter took the exams
at this time.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-09-07
Civic Club Meets Tuesday.

The Civic Improvement Club holds
it's first regular meeting of the COM
ing year Tuesday afternoon at the
library building. Officers will be
elected for the coming year. Light
refreshments will be served and a
social hour will be enjoyed. All la
dies invited.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-09-07
Clnss of 1913 Reunion.

Friday afternoon the remaining
members of the class of 1913 were
entertained at the home of Miss
Esther Whited AS always, the
bunch" made up jolly crew, who
did not allow one minute to pass by
without its being filled to the brim
with fun. The afternoon was spent
in social conversation and numerous
stunts" Part of the time was oc-
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-09-07

A musical to be given for the ben
eft of missions is the event to take
place this week at the Baptist
church, Wednesday at O'Clock. Sew
eral of Ashland's talented young peo-
pie will take part in the program. A
free will offering will be taken at
some time during the entertainment.
Everybody is invited.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-09-07

Rev. Mathews, the superintendent
of all the Congregational Sunday
schools in Washington, western Ore
gon, Idaho and Alaska, visited the
Congregational Sunday school OF
Ashland Sunday. He was entertained
at dinner by Mr.. and Mrs. w. M
Dickerson.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-09-07
'''I'he Brute
TWO NIGHTS ONLY
Tuesday and Wednesday
10 AND 20 CENTS
10 AND 20 CENTS

Ashland photopa be touch of domestic
life
the frivolous side of life the home
Her husband realization
the things while
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-09-07

The Mesdames C. f. and Bert r.
Greer were hostesses to their Okla
homa friends Thursday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. C. F. Greer. The
afternoon was pleasantly passed with
needlework and sociability Those
present were Mesdames George Scott,
McCaffery, Sondheimer, T. J. Greer
l.. n. Bushorr, Ed Estes, and the
Misses Cherry Starkey, Helen Scott
and Eleanor Greer.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-09-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Sondheim-
er entertained a number of their
Oklahoma friends at a cline party
at the Vining Theatre Tuesday night.
After enjoying the pictures they were
all taken to a palace of sweets, where
refreshments we're served. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Bert r.
Greer, Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Greer, Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Estes, and Misses Ger
trude Barber, Eleanor Greer, Ruth
and Helen Estes, Naomi Scott, Cherry
Starkey, Lillian Greer and Minora
Cornelius.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-09-07
million Dollar Mystery

The Million Mystery will Saturday night This
picture play alone plots but
ladies
this picture are nm
10
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-09-07

Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Goble of Pasa-
dena, Cal, stopped off in Ashland
for a day last Friday. They were
on their way south. They were very
favorably impressed with Ashland s
future as a summer and health re-
sort.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-09-07

Miss Florence Allen returned We'd
nesday from Harrisburg, Ore, where
she has been visiting relatives and
friends for the past five weeks.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-09-07

The Siskiyou Circle of the Congre-
gational church will meet with Miss
Norma Minkler at GA Boulevard
Wednesday afternoon at $3.50. Mrs.
S. S. Drake and Cora Burns, assistant
hostesses. All ladies cordially in
vited.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-09-07
Industrial Fair
Draws Crowds

The Industrial Fair drew a large
crowd Thursday evening, and all who
attended were well satisfied with the
program as well as the array of ex-
hibits which the children had do
mated. The fair was exceedingly
we'll managed, although the receipts
were not as large as might have been
expected. Through the generosity of
the merchants of whom they bought
supplies, the financial end OF the
event was held up. Rose Bros. gave
large amount of candy, while other
merchants discounted the fair bills
one-half.
Many exhibits were entered, and
the Tidings will print the premiums
with their respective winners in next
Mondays issue.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-09-07

D. B. Holt of Fargo, n. D., who
has been in the city about three
weeks visiting at the Hodgson home,
leaves Sunday for his home in the
east.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-09-07

Mr.. Caffery and wife, who have
been staying in the city during the
spring and summer, left Friday even
ing for their home in Kansas, via
Portland.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-09-07

Mrs. Maud Leroy of Cottage
Grove, Ore, is a guest at the home Of
+. E. Russell.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-09-07
Thursday and Friday
''The Old Curiosity Shop

Dickens
every Dickens and will give
each of better conception of the authors
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-09-07

Miss Nina Morris left Friday even
ing for Portland, where she will
spend some time in visiting her sis
ter.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-09-07

The Ashland Sunshine Society
meets at the Temple of Truth Thurs
day, September 10, at p. m. and
will meet the second and fourth
Thursdays of each month hereafter.
We hope to have a good attendance.
MRS. S. A. CARLTON, Sec.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-09-07

1t will pay you to investigate the
lines at Enders'.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-09-07

Mrs. A. G. Mccarthy, 595 North
Main street, will entertain division
No. % of the Chautauqua Park Club
Thursday afternoon, September 1@
at o'clock. All are cordially in
yited.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-09-07

The Christian Endeavor of the
Presbyterian church will give wa
termelon social Wednesday evening
at the church. All Endeavorers and
their friends invited to attend.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-09-07

-15c is our price for developing
all sizes Of films. Whited.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-09-07
A Good Advertiser Can Sell
Good PrOperty--Any
Time, Anywhere

He must keep his ad at work.
1t must be THERE when the
possible buyer looks-and he
might not look more than one
day out of ten. OF course, he
might see and investigate it on
It's first publication, or, per-
haps, the fifth or sixth time it
appears. The good advertiser
knows that, however persistent
a campaign may be required,
the cost will be an easily for
getable thing when the sale is
made!
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-09-07

Mrs. o. Winter gave charming
dinner at the Winter residence on
the Boulevard Friday. Besides the
immediate family, there were present
Mrs. H. l.. Walter and daughter
Ruth, Mrs. ]. B. Brown and Mrs. A.
H. Russell and daughter Nellie. The
dinner itself was work of culinary
art. Mr.. Winter and party had just
returned from Dead Indian, where
they had had the luck to get a fine
buck. Hence a big venison roast
formed the piece de resistance of the
meal. The whole character of the
meal represented the woods. A big
centerpiece had been arranged of a
unique oak branch that resembled a
bird, while rocks and mountain ferns
encircled it. Favors of oak sprays
with the acorns remaining on them
were artistically arranged at the diff
ferent plates.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-09-07

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Bert Freeman and
Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Sneed celebrated
their second wedding anniversary to-
gether at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Freeman today. A big dinner was
enjoyed, almost all the articles of
which had been raised on the Free
man place. Mrs. Ernest Hicks, the
mother of Mrs. Sneed, was also pres
ent Mr.. and Mrs. Sneed are visit
ing here from Portland.
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lIeberiid5t Der Gage.
Bonn engIifden Stanbs
puHft aus.

2onbpn .27. gluguit. ~ Dom
ednb unb BON Der SEC fumen am
Oonneritag offi5ielle HaGriGten, bic
man fir giinitis bdIt. :.
Der beutlhe transa.ldntiIde Gams
pier .aaiier .Wilbelm bsr grobe".
bonn Norbosutihsn aIopb, unb Gins
Der psnisen beutfden Sanbelsidiffe,
be, In 9reu5er umgspanbelt, ben bris
tiiten 9anbel belditigt 6aben. in an
Der afritdnifden aiiFie bon bem bri.
tijaen areu5er .5isb s5Iper" in ben
@runb gebobrt iporbsn.
Dom Sentiment itidte ber SsIbs
mari6oll Cir So6n Jrenh cine ernils
tbisenbe Depefhe, bic Diel basii bsis
trus, bic llnrube gu belfpi9tigen, Die
our6 bic llntIarbeit Der offisisIIen
fran56iiften arisesberi4te perur.
fadi ip0rben in. Der sselomaridall
1T pollsr Soifnllns NIT 8e3us auf ben
Iusgdna Der S9ladt, bic lest i'm
@onse 1T unb lObt bic 1apferieft Der
fran50iiihen Solbaten.
Die llnrlibe bes eiglifden 9oltes
ipurbe tduptiddlid bur9 bic itrenae
6anbbdbung Der geniur Ieite,s Der
britifden' geb0rben Der:rrIactt. Msbs
rere Wlillionen Solbutsn ipdren Teit eis
niger 3eit. in nur fiir5er gntfernund
BON scnbon, on eiuem Nisleniampl
betfeiIist. aber SisienigeE. Die piiIsn,
mas iidb auf benz Griegsl6aupIab er.
eisnei, biiLlen iid in Elm IoItes
G6ipsigsn, bab bas @cIi obiolut
nidts iiber bic Gage Der Oinse ers
f6brt.
glud bic obiidtli9 70 untIar aebaIs
tenen cffi5islIen fronsoiifden gdannts
mahungen perIisren nod nisbr an
Wertb, neil bieie Hudri4ten bdufia
nt6t NIT einanber iibereinitimmer.
mas groben 3ipeifsI an ibrsr Mabrs
belt auftpmnlen IdHt.
Dk AsrjcIsrsj@sn Rdmpfs1. Eau Abss
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Oliiduunih .1epeid,e
Senbsi Batter Trana 50.

Senbet aaiier Trdna 50.
ieph aaiier WilbeIm.
aonbon, 27. 9luguit. Dir Mar.
conf telegraph go. sHpfina am Don.
berstaa auf brabtloIsm Wese bic fol.
aenbe bertihe Offisislle Depei8e:
adiier WiIbelm bat bas folsenbe
5elesramm bonn aaiisr arans Sos
iepb erbaIten:
.Sisa onf Sisg. GOtt 1T NIT 81
nsn. gr ipirb aud NIT. uns iein.
Sd bsaliidpiinids sic. tbeurer
i}rsuRb. fpfpie bic iunssn 5elben. If.
ren lieben Gpbn ben arOnprinsn unb
ben aronprinen Ruppr.at. ebenio
ipi. bus unpsrslsibli6 tupfere bsut.
ihe 6eer BON aar5sn Ssrsen. Die
Wurte feblsn mir. lin bem Nusbrud
au atben, pos mid unb msin Deer in
bisfsn ipeItseidiailiden sasen Be.
iueat. (se5.) ssrans Soiepb.
araDaII in Der SaMp mt 40 I
yierifo.
Sfabt IeSifo, 26. sluei,it.
(Turd, DieGeriiIr perSogerD 9irralss
ueriud)ten am Mittrpod) slbenb einen
fonititiitionaliiiiiden SoIoateu eu
perhaften, nIs ibm cine gn5nbl 3n.
mcrnoen 3u Siife famen uuo bon
beinen Seiten lpuroen oarnifbin
Shiiiic abgegebcn Gie Sitl,ntipu
murSc 10 ernit, baB Die Riirales iihI
III Die NoIi5eiitation oes fiiniten 0i.
itritts fliihten ninbten. Spdter fnni
es ipieoer 5n elmer Sd)ieBerei ore
cine bnIbe Stunbe ip6brte uno in DC.
rn gerIauf iieben YerIonen eridoi-
fen puroen.
Sett bcrrid)t ipieber siennlide 0fii-
he 1T Der Staet, MIR ab ruo 81 bort
man IN Der gtahbarifaft Der poli-
6eiItntion Shiiife ialIen. Snfanterie
iinb ssnualerie patrOaiaireu bic
Strafsu OBJ
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aitel ercellenS terlisben iporben In,
VI tpiro ais StdttbaIier befannt lein.
aut cine gln5dbl dn6erer GiDilbes
anter III erndnnt. ipprSen.
Der a0nis BON gapern bat iid
nab osm fpsitli4en &riegsi9auplat
begeben.
Der friibsre beuiIde Generations
Jul IN sanger meIbet, oaB Die meiiteH
oeutlden geipobnsr jsner Stabt iit,
nad eabis. Spanien, seflii9tst bas
ben.
1Deutihe 9eropIans iberflosen anl
Donneriias bic 9tubenfprts BON alnts
iperpen. gnsriffe, bic auf iis sema9t
tpurben, tpdren erfpIalps.
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n
sNnl llnterbauIe, ipie aud i'm 6ouI.
Of SOrbs purben gsfhliiiIe anssnom.
men, in ipelhen gelgien bic 5beil'
nabme anIdBli6 Der 2lrt unb gDsiie,
nis Deutidlanb sestn bas 2anb Der.
tdbrt, ausgefproden fpuroe. Bel ber
unterbreituHa bieier gei9liiffe I'M
unterbauie bemertte Der prsmiermi.
niiter asauitb: .Wir bereusa ss uiHt,
bdB mir in bieIen Hriea herpidelt
lporben iino. Die ssrage, i'm bic es
lid banoslte. mar oerart, baB fein
Bolt. obne @efabr au laufen, bab es
ii6 fir efpige 3eitsn NIT Gdma9 Be.
oeden ipiiroe. BON einem aries bGtte
Abitanb nsbmen f6nnen.
ylie supor lit elm Bolt mutbiger fir
bic grbaltuna ieiner natipnalen linz
abbdngisteit eingetreten, ipie es Der
aDnia Der Yelsisr unb fein Dolt in
Der lebten Wode aetban baben. sic
habsn obne cine Wimper su suden,
lid, obi6on iie bon pDrnberein i'm
srcben Ra6tbeil iparen, Den S6reden
Der Weripiiitung ibres Gdnbes, Der
pliinberuna unb Der ihma1pollen
gebanbluna ausseisbt. Gle baben
lid unitsr6lihen Rubin asiidert. mir
llnb itols oarauf, ibre WerbiinDsten su
iein uno i'm Ramen bss Uereinigtsn
EDniareids unb bes oeiarimteH aais
lerreits aeben mir ssbnen bic Wsrs
iiderups, bdB Tie biz sum Gnbe auf
uniere lnerihiitterlidbe llntsritiibung
anb Siilfe rednen ionnen.a
sSm Sberbaus puroe bic Gnmpa.
THE ReioIution BON Marquis Of
Creme, benz Sieselbetpabrer, unter.
breitet, unb er bemertfe bier6si: .0e.
gen Gle gelgier iinb Sbaien periibt
iporbsn, bic entsesen allen ariessges
ieben uHb ariessssbr1udsn limb.
Spdtsr ober friiber tpirb DsutIhlanb
fiir feline 6rutalen Weibcbsn 6is auf
Zen leBttn 5elIer au be5ablsn babsn. "
Sn bsr ROrbies auf cine
Mins aufsefabrsn
Comb on, 27. 9ug. - Dreiae6n
lleberlebenbe bon bsm bdniihen Nj
iderbampfer goitsrieb. bsr In Der
Norblse untersins. naGbtm ct auf
cine Wine dufsefabren mar jinb in
Shislbs eslanbet tpprben. gier
Bonn bon Der gsfasaHs tumsz ama
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Gambrui Sc Gateau 2inis, bic in eis
nsr Der leBten fran30iifden 8stannt>
mahungtn erDdbnt purben, parsH
lpeiter niats als Elm &dDallerie Gs>
fedt unb elm 0sriud, bic bsutite
aommunitationsliuis 0u iinisrbreqsn,
Der miblungsn III.
bon Der eIiGFiffen 9rsnse Fat man
nihts iuetter seb0rt. unb bic Nadz
rihten pon benz 8orriitsn Der Ruiisn
tommen ausfhlieBlib aus rufiiIden
Aueaen. Die Rufsn 6ebaupten 2emz
berg, in 0ali5ien, Biz auf 40 WsilsH
rlabe aefpmmen 3u iein.
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ge It 0 T 3 en-.
granb WbitlOd entiduls
0idt.

Baibinston, .. g., 27. Dug.
9rdiioent Wilion ertldrte am Done
neritas, bab Der Der. Staaten @es
Idnbte in gelsien, 8rano Wbitlod,
laut berron ibm eingelalfenen 8erids
ten, iidb itritt on feline 4mtspfli4tsu
balte unb bic perDffentlihteu Nabrifls
ten iiber bic ansebli9e 2ltttpitGt Wbtts
Iods auf grfinouns berubten.
TormslI beg Mprbes aust-
flagt.
Wfonteren, galif., 27. 2luguit.
Ter iaponiIhe Ybotograph @eorg
aobani. Der eeitGubia III. bic Reip
gorter aiinitlsrin Selen gDocb Smith
ermprbet au baben, purbe BON ben
goroners @eT6porenen formsll bic.
ies Wlorbes angetlaat. gus ben
2usenausiaeen aeleaentlidb bes Sus
queits erbeIlte, bab Hrl. Smit6 niht,
trie &obani IN ieinem Geitdnbnib bes
bauptete, am Geeufer, fpnberr in ihs
rem gunsalop ermprbet fpurbe unb
bets M6rber odnn bic 2eihe nah benz
Gtranb idleppte unb bort i'm Sdnoe
periharrte
Rp1 eine ReutralitGts-
proflamation.
Bafbinston. .. g., q. gfua.
SrGIibent WiIIon srlieb am Gonnsrss
tag eine Neutralitdts protIamdiion,
in Der er ertIdrt, voab unsliidlidsr.
ipsiie Der &riesssuitaub Spiihen So
pan unb Seitsrreid llusdrn EFT.
itirt."
Die prDtlamation III Der anbersn
dbnIi9, bie f9Oa porbsr srIaHsn .sp0t.
ben tt
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Die Japamer
80 ollen aud bic Deutfdsn
aus Der 9 iibiee Der.
"a a .,

~ - &c "
treiben.
Sotio, 27. 9lusuit. Quito Saati,
Der SuitiSminiiter, tpieberbolte am
0Onneritas, bab Sapon an benz eurO.
pdifden ariese fein .Sntersiie bab:
lub es iib bel ibm nur I'm &iautidou
unb bas bitlsiii4e Mssr baubels. gr
Iasts ipeiter:
nWenn Sapan &iautidpu einge-
nommen bat unb bic Jsinbielisteiten
i'm Gbineiii1tn unb Sapanii9en
Wlser 81 Gnbe iinb, bann pirp So.
pan 5ur Seite itsben unb ben bloben
geo6adter fpieIen, ipenn Der aries IN
europa nod i'm Sanse Iein Iollts.
rWsnn absr bic Ssutf9en .immsr
no define Holle in Der siibise ipislen
ioIIten, mas cine Gefabr fir ben
5riebsn bsoeuteu tpiirbe, bann ipiirbe
Sapan nit @nglanb beratben unb
pieIIeidt nit ibm tOoperirsu unb bic
Deuti9en aud BON bort psrtreibsn.
sling Eau bIDdirt.
Sling Sau, 27. gusuif. Ser
@iSe 4omiral aeto ididte am
0onneritus Don ieinsm 0lassidiff
ySurpO" aus cine 5untenbepeI9e an
ben Goupsrneur WlebsrsW Walbed, in
Der er bic 8lodaoe &iautfdous an.
tiinoists. SpGter eridien bas japa-
niide &riessi6iff auberbalb bes Sa.
fens uno befbpB cine tlsine Sn1el ON
Der Riiits, bic ni6t BON oea Deutidsn
beiebt 1T.
Der ameritanif6e 9onful Dinis
R. pef bat bei9Ioiisn, pdbrenb Der
gelaseriins in 1iins Sau gu bIsiben.
Die enslif den Srauen.
re1tlerinnen riibrm
Id pieber.
2onbpn, 27. aluguit. Srau ssIo=
ra Orumpnp, Srau Dacre Spr, TrI.
Hiharbfpn iinb IA anbsre itreitbare
HrueunreGtlerinnen ,ipuroen am
Donneritaa Dor benz Miniiterium bes
sSnnern perbaftet, lppbin lie li9 be.
seben batten, UNI periDnlih beim ri.
niiter oes ssnnern, Reginalb Mlc>
aennd seeen Die alpanssneiie SSiittera
ina BON perhafteten SrauenreatIsrins
nen au prOteifiren.
Ole ibnen Der 3utritt gum @e.
baaos ssrptiaszt pares, ssrir4ssn
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ellie, Npmbair nnb ga
lencienneS
Bon BEN beutf4en Srup.
pen befebt.

Bon BEN beutf9eH Srup.
pen befeBt.
2onbon, 81. 4usuit. Cine De.
psi9e aus Sitenos iagt, baB Die 0eut'
iaen ails, Roubatr unb gaIencisn.
mes in 5rantrsi9 beiest haben.
Die brsi Stdbte lisssn ale in Der
9abs Der bsIsiiaen Grsnse. aiGe
unb @aIeneiennss lissen 3sbE Wsilsn
bon Der Srenoe unb ROubair flint.
aiIs 1T bonn militGriI9en Stanb.
punt aus bic ipi9tisfte Der brsi
Stdbte. gle ift elm. iysituHs erftsr
&laifs unb feline Sorts biloen einsH
arsis BON 30 Meilen I'm bic Stabt.
aus ben Iestsn Barrier Dspsfden sebt
bsroOr, bab Gius nur BON fran55ii.
f4en RsisrDiiten bsisst mar. ROubair
1T ni&t befsitisi, aber cine Didiiss
Gabrititobt.
2tud @aIentisnnes 1T eine Jabrits
itubt unb bat gisfts alter gsfsitisun-
gen. Die IransOisn unterbislien
bort in,msr cine itarte garnifon.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-28
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