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The daily Alaskan., 1914-03-07
HE HAD AN
 INSPIRATION

Mexico City, March There's no use of trying to do business in a regular way, in irregular war times. One young American, here, who has an auto agency, got the inspiration to sell automobiles to the men who had newly grown wealthy in the Huerta regime. The new officials listened to him will ingly and ordered favashly. One of his best cars went to the secretary of a leading general upon order, and, two days later, he went to the mans office for the 15,OOO (Mex- ican money ) check.
 "Oh, that auto was not for me" said the Mexican. "I sent it up north to Captain So and So., who is fighting Villa. You must go to him for your money. Though the young American sees the auto every day in the boulevards, with the Mexican official riding in it he does n't dare to say anything in protest and he knows that a court action would be worse than useless for it would only get him into trouble with the administration. He's one of the few Americans here who want inter- Yention.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-03-07
WANT AUTO ROAD
 ID SkAGWAY.

The wAitehorse Star of yesterday says.
 The suggestion of the Star that a hard, strong and long pull for an automobile road from interior Yukon 10 salt water at Skagwav should be made. was endorsed by the South ern Yukon Conservative AsSocia- ton at it's regular IL onthly meeting held Monday n'eht of this week. The meeting handled the subject in an intelligent manner by memorial iziug the Yukon council which meets next week, to lend i+s aid to the project. It was the unanimous oQin- ion .oG the largely attended meeting that the proposed road is the great est need of Yukon territory at the present time.
 Now that the subject of an auto road has passed the stage of mere newspaper talk, it is believed the governments to be appealed to will giye it due consideration.
 "Other needed legislation dis cusscd by the association at Mon day nights meeting was that per taiuiug 10 the best methods of fos- tering the fox and other fur-beaing interests of the territory. E. J. Proulx of Carcross, and local men interested iu fur gowing were pres eut and addressed the meeting on the subject. A resolution bear ing on the subject was adopted and will be presented before the Yu- kou council by Captain Martin. Coun ciIlor Phelps also has considerable data on the same subject which will be submitted to the council.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-03-07
FOR
 BUSY SEASON

The large amount of winter work being done by the Atlas mining com pany on it's Pueblo property fore tells a busy season when the ship ping period arrives as there will be Go "dga-" work to do. Hundreds of thousands of tons of ore is block cd out ,eady for knocking down and ho.s,.ag. The capacity of the mine bas been largely increased and everything is in shape for doing business on a large scale as soon as the weather is such as to war rant shipping. The force at the Pueblo is being gradually increased IS good miners can be obtained.- Whi-ahOrse Star.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-03-07

 GIRLS DANCE

Don't forget the Skagway Basket ball girls dance tonight in the W. P. A. club gymnasium. Even if you don's dance, be there, to show your appreciation of the ef- forts of the girls to amuse and en- certain the public during the past winter. Besides having 6 good time, those who attend will be served with an appetising lunch during the in termission, between the first and second parts of the program. Dane ing will start promptly at nine o'clock.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-03-07
PROPOSED
 EXCURSION

If party of fifteen persons can be mustered for the trip, said the Whitehorsee Star of--yesterday, the railroad will give an excursion to Skagway on the 27th of the present month, returning the 3Oth. The annual White Pass Hospital ball vii be given the night of the ,27th and there will be bowling and indoor basket ball tournaments Saturday night; also turkey shoots on Satur- day. In fact, Skagway will inaug- urate all sorts of amusements for the entertainment of her guests on that occasion, even to mumblepeg. A rate of five dollars for the round trip will be given.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-03-07
CANADIAN FOREsTERS
 ENROLL AT UNIVERSITY

Seattle, March 7--Nine experienc- ed foresters and +imbermen from British Columbia are enrolled in the college of forestry at the Uni yersity of Washington for the 12 weeks short course offered under the direction of Dean Hugo Winken- werder. Most of these men were sent to the University by the Brit ish Columbia government to obtain additional knowledge of forestry.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-03-07
WAS IN PAY
 OF BOTH SIDES

Denver, Colo, March 7-Arthur Langohaska who today testified be- fore the federal strike investigation commission, said that he had re- ceived pay from the mine operators for work while at the same time he was employed by the United Mine Workers to explode dynamite to aid the strikers.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-03-07
RAILROAD BILL
 BACK ID SENATE

Washington, March While the house yesterday adopted the Alaska railroad conference report it, did not go 10 the president as stated in yesterdays dispatch, but back to the senate, where Fittman asked for it's immediate consideration.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-03-07
FOUR CARLOADS
 OF LAKE ICE

The w. P. & Y. R. train from ,Whitehorse yesterday brought over four carloads of ice from Penning- ton, on lake Bennett, where Capt. Larsen has been engaged with sev- eral men for some time in cutting it. One carload was for the Vienna bakery, two for the Board of Trade saloon and the New Idea bakery and one for the Mascott saloon.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-03-07
THE MEXICAN
 SITUATION

Washington, D. C., March At the cabinet session today the Mex ican situation was under discussion but nothing definite will be done un til a report of the Benton affair, which the members are now awaitin is received.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-03-07
Washington, March 7-The ques- tion of tolls repeal in the Senate is to be discussed by the commit tee of interocean affairs.
TENDERS HIS
 RESIGNATION

Seattle, March 7-Assistant sup erintendent Mcdonald, of the Alas ka Steamship Co.,, rendered his res ignation today, effective March IS. He has accepted the management of the hotel at Soldue hot springs.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-03-07
BOWLING SCORES.

The following wer' the high scores at the Elks club alleys for the week ended March 9th, 1914. Ed. Barry, 213, 215, 221. A. c. Blanchard, 219.
 o. selmer, 211.
 V. A. Peterson, 211, PIP.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-03-07

Tho Hdmboldt was reported in Juneau at 10 a. m. today. She will reach Skagway sometime tonight.
 The Peterson get in from Fort w. H. Seward at 11:4O this morning with several enlisted men from the post aboard.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-03-07
ROBBERY
 IN ST. LOUIS

St. Louis, Mo, March 6-The pay master of the Brown Shoe Co. here was robbed in broad daylight today of $14,OOO by two men who escaped.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-03-07
ADVICE
 ID PACKERS

Washington, D. C., March 6-J. A. ShriYer, commercial agent of the department of commerce, was today ordered +o the Pacific Coast to give expert advice to salmol packers.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-03-07

H. J. Lynch, the Skagway mer- chant, has just received a fine line of samples for Mems spring suits.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-03-07
WILL HOLD TAXATION
 CONGRESS ON CAMPUS

Seattle, March 7--County assess ors and taxation experts from the educational institutions of the state will meet in conference at the Uni versity of Washington within six weeks. This meeting will be called by President Henry Landes of the University.
 Taxation specialists, representa- tiyes of the corporate interests of the state, county assessors, dele gates from state grange units and trade union leaders will be invit- ed to attend this conference.
 The Jefferson is due in Skagway On her initial trip for this year on next Monday.
 The Alameda will probably reach Skagway on her return from the westward, on the 10th.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-17

Blanche Redmond, negress, 6540
Washington blvd, suicided. Gun
Christ Stevens placed on trial for
murder of Andrew Peloriors. Death
sentence asked.
Death sentence of Henry Spencer,
murderer of Mrs Rexroat, upheld.
To die July 81.
DR.. Charles J. WhaIen elected pres
ident of Chicago Medical Society.
Dogs bit 10 Tuesday.
Sister Mary Bornosa, Angel Guar
dian Orphan Home, hit by wagon.
Bruised
1.-The Little Senorita" and THE
Master Mind" rejected by movie CEN
sors. Ten films slashed.
Divinity schools too academic to
teach religion, says Dean Mathews of
University of Chicago.
F. HoIterman, 665 Roscoe ST., and
E. P. Hill, 73O E. 18th ST., motor
cyclists, hit by auto. Hospital.
Miss Hazel Pollock, ~, music STU
dent, held to grand jury for theft, I'M
der 1000 bond
JaiIs schools for crime and Chicago
lOcK-upS INFAMOUS, says PrOI. Hell
derson.
Voice culture school planned by
auctioneers. Claim taxes eat up
profits.
1oo-ton girder placed in Stevens
bldg. Took forty horses to haul it.
Good boys may be separated from
bad by County Board. Special home
for bad ones considered.
Burglar entered |. E. McBrady's
home, Evanston. Frightened. Fled.
Left bicycle behind
S. S. South American made maiden
trip. Second largest passenger ship
to enter Chicago river.
Paul Walter, "a, fined 500 for an
noying Sophie Paligrodzke, Is.
Four reported missing to police.
100000 suit filed against Channel
Chemical Co. by Geo. B. Haines.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-17

Rutherford Millhauser, 13, GOO s.
Campbell av., killed by auto. Harry
Clayton, %, held under Sc, 900 bond.
Honeymoon on houseboat broken.
Mrs. Jay Ingraham, Evanston, drove
hubby from ship. Mother-in-law
blamed
Knabenshue's dirigibIe balloon
made trip over parks and lake. Eight
passengers given 24-iminute ride.
Police. pension fund muddIed. Eff
forts may be made to limit number
eligible. City council placed dog
catchers in rank with patrolmen.
Barney JasmuskieWiecz arrested
on charge of robbing S. Scofiunski.
John Worthington, defunct banker,
ordered to furnish $4,000 bond or go
to Jail. Own bond refused.
$1,734,0oo appropriation recon-
mended for police and fire stations.
Unissued bonds to be used.
Arthur FeItz, II, 1929 Lowe aV.,
amused baby with rifle. Fired. Moth
er dead. Baby in hospital.
Lake Bluff flower beds raided. Rare
specimens missing.
Foster North, dismissed % years
ago for cutting chapel exercises,
granted degree by Illinois University
$154,114 estate left by n. c. F.
Zeiss.
J. Gallagher and chas. Egg1eston.
4251 S. Ashland av., held in connec-
ton with death of Otto Luleich.
Ordinance prohibiting chickens
from running at large recommended
for passage.
Buggy belonging to P. Dickert,
241O BaIlou ST., and ]. Ziske, 5434 Le-
land av., hit by engine. Men jumped.
Uninjured
Receiver appointed for Modern
Stove Co., Chicago Heights. Liabili-
ties 100000.
John Jordon, 1884 Archer av., 10th
time in hospital. Can stop pulse by
struggling shoulder. Weak heart.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-10
9as eiferne @eset.

gaun baben mir Dor Gott sstniet
Mit &inbern uno nit Jruueu ;.
4uf auf, nun iinst oas &ir4snliso
Sn allen beuiihen @rdrsn
Das cine 2i.b, ben Jeitdoral,
Den beiPgen, Sornburdpebtsn:
.gs brauit Elm Ruf ipie OonHerbauN
Oas ift bas andre 9sten.
lInb betst ibr gum brittenmal,
Rein Stamrnsln i.i's, isin Sinseu.
@ott lests in ben beutihen Stabl
Giir Sdpfre bas @oGbrinseH.
Gtubl bod. Stabl bod uub Gahuen
brsir,
Die euh bic Weas ipeifeni
Srdgt BON Der Weihiel Biz gum Rbein
Das Sturmsebet, bas gifeu!
8 Wuttererbs, 8aterlanb,
Mas mars obn' bid bas 2eben!
Sdit uns nit iiberrei1er Sanb
9eeeben unb seseben.
Yes 3obliags beibe Come ih.int.
3abI aus, bu Bolt Der arieser!
DEM fterbIi9, iterblid 1T Der Jeinb.
ruiterbIi9 riur Der Siessr.
wir aber miiFen Sieser fem,
Gin Wort nur sibts: mir miiiItn!
Wont an Der 9ouau unb an Rbeir
Sbr nod sin MGbhen iiiTsn.
Dont euren Miittern, foI5 In Gram,
Sbr nod ins Guse blidsn
limb ntdt an eurer sisnen S9am
grpiirgen unb eritideH.
Den Sssen, wsib. f.i beutia unb
srob,
Wir beten auf bem Henntr.
Bas ibr sebart aug eurem SdoB
Sinb Mdnner unb 8etsnnsr.
Mit 8lut uno StabI Dor alIer Melt
Woa'n mir bas Wort ptrtretsn.
gum S9ptrt! Gum Sdpsrt! DAB
Gott gefGllt
Der Deuti9en eifern 8skn.
@uboIf 6sraog.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-10

bieie Melfs apurben eyratNn bon tbreil
Mdnnern getrennt lnb bIstbtn, tttiif
pbne HiIlett, obns @eIb uitb lsiber
aud, oft obme iebs Direftipe, IN Ultf-
Iinaen surad. Wie iie iiH tptttertaI.
fen. ipe!b Id niht. ltnttriptss bttlt
ins Elm enalif6es striessidiff an,
Iieb umIersn (boldnbtidttD Ddmpfer
aber na9 gang iurasm glufsntbd!t
poftreit.
BON 0lifTinssn ita1 Rotterbdni,
ipo mir sssen glbenb antanien. Der
Sua rollte lansfam on ben eritsn
SduIsrn porbsi, man fab 0amilien
friebli9 Inn bic Gdmpe am TiI4 pers
fammelt. Rube aneripesen. Sn ben
Straben am 8abnbOf bagesen Car.
men unb Soblen = Der S9iebamsr
that feline Wirtuns. Jm 5oteI cine
Derbaltene Wutb auf Deuti9Ianb unb
iein Sberbaupt, bds fir bic beitiaIt.
fden @raulamfeiten bes belsiidsn
pDbsls perautiportli9 ssuadf ipur.
be. perIonlid tpabrte man jeboh jeSe
SDfli6tsit unb that alles. elmer dlein.
reiIenben Dame bic Situation 81
erleihtern.
slm anoeren Moreen eing's tpeiter.
0i6t binter yfotterbum idob ii9 Der
3ug i'm Shnedentenipo noripGrts.
Sie Seniter mitbten eefdlofen, bic
SeniterpIdbe unbeieet bIeiben. Seer
mar, fonnte fnien ooer ii6
eine onbere ibnr 5uiaseitoe Gage I'M
ter ben Sisbdnfen ip1bIen. Die Be-
iasung Der Sorts mar ndrnIif) babel,
Gpnanlit 5u leaen, rnb mir battcn
bos eigentbiimIide @efiibl, IN @abr'
belt onf ober neben einem 8ultau
ipnSieren3ufabren. aIs bic iblimmite
@ruielei poriiber mar, ihtueifte Der
@Iif ins ssreie. gom gabnbamm on
blisten bidtse3oaene StaheIorabte
in Scr Come - iiber gSdIle iuio @ie'
fem iotpeit bas gluee reid)te Slltc,
idone @dirrne Iagen sefdat an 3d.
ben = Scaanb in ariegsbcreititaftl
Sic. @rcBrepilionen murScn aiif
boIGnoiiter tpie auf oeiitifer Seite
obne biel 6ornli6feit erIebist. 9ie
NiGnner = aIles Seiierreiher itnn
belgiid)e 9lusgetuieiene - batten ibre
8apiere bel Der Sano. Die nad ra.
Iter @iniif)t Suriifgegeben piiroen.
4agemeines Wlitleib erregte cine ia.
Mile aus 9lnttperpen, Die bonn Weit'
lagsinabl meg altsaemieien, nadoem
pas slontor Deg Serrn Dorber in lei.
her glbipeienbeit gepliinbert tporoen
par. 9ie 9arnen tparen in tpeibei,
aIeioern, obne Site, obne Mdntel,
bic Scrpiette in Der Sano. fortge.
-rieben porben. Die atuei fleinen
aiilber in Sausidiibden obne Elm
p1rmenbes &leiounasitiid, Der Rann
,bne @elo, ieiiter ltbr beraitbt. llnS
>as mad 20.idbrigem glufentbaIt IN
'lnttperpen. g8as ,arieg" beoeittet,
>as ipnrbe ms BON gmmereih an
lar. g5as BON faIiflen @otitaften
ins gebeugt - bier perflog es i'm
5turm erenocnIoier 8fgeiiterung.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-10
Die .mpths @efahrs. Uni

Die .Rotbe @efabr'. llnfs.
re Geinb. rs9neten betnnntIid bami..
baB Der Sab Der 4rbeiisridaft sesnl
bic beItebenbe Srbnuns in insm 4uF.
itanbe 9lusbrud finben ptrbs, ipis
er fi4 iebt i'm rufiif9sn .poIsn an5u.
bdbnsn f9eint. aolgenbes 9sifpieI
aus benz aeben 3eigi, ipis man iid
irrte. Cine @oltsf1iilerin IN g., bic
fi6 burd SyleiB unb eutes getragen
dus5ei9nete, fOlIte Dor sinissn Sab.
rem bei ibrer gntlaHuns cine gprGmis
erbalten; bod perbpi ber Batter bic
annabms Der prdmie, aleifts Merfe,
Desen Der barin gum Ausbrud ges
braHten nationalen Gtlinnuns. Sa
bas Rinb ni1i bic sSsbfer bss waters
tabsn isIIsss tsbisl. ts. G&itsrb spu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-10
Wshi far spHrsfiprfn.
Com mifffonsrs Cfttce.
o M II n q ouufn OBI

QiHetnHafi o., g. Sspf 1914.
Detfttstifs anattpte lpsrDsr cff.
1faendenOrluler IN her Cffiee eee Bc1r5 of
Qonnih Qo,Hmifiiorfrs bis 3rettng, ben 2.
Cftober 1914. nm SO uhr misiinas, fflr bic ndfs
fthefbe geiirihsNrbeit:
@tmhs ben epssiiiIaiioner go. 6so-5nr bic
wepnruiiir Der Sriiie on Spcnmpre Cred. raee
0erin'e Aldre, In EpnUfs Topuitip.
9ie utssit baf AZ eeltshen ~ ufssteir'isni'
r1una fiit ben Blfntn uub Spfsi'tfuiiortn.
iptl6f lest IN Der Office hss Boob Of gougts
N0rriifionste nufiieaeu.
aEs aneebcie nrniien anf ysrnuiiore nusee,
irtl6f tscf IN hrt Gffirs bes eoarb cf Gonffb
Gcifrtb. dcuimifiicners sn babeu ftnt. nnb be-
pleitei fein bon etntfp Ecrb in hfr Siiurme pon
flrftniibert $4,000 ToHnrs init sipel eutst
nnb esuiafrbsr sareen. ols Gi6tfteii, bas
btr Bieitr ben Rontgah eingetsH mtrh srr unfs
fahtnna Der tlrbef I'm t5als serfeibs ibxu snft'
scuiri lrtte
gtr Grrais gomnilfionsrs tstalttn 70 bas
bsrperfsu.
gcTrmtiiiouers.
grsh q. MeffeImanr, gshNbsn;
eiitsfi; albtrf asinbarbt. qien.
9fOI7Qt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-10
slstis an asnirarisrtm.
g N miffipner's Dfftee
amiIfpu Gcuiifn. Cbtc,

GtHrtnHatt, DE- 3. Gept. 1913. .
werfteaeffe anaebote tpetben eri.
aseeraenomnitu In Der Office pes gonrb 81
Qpiiuip GonimiffioHers bic Grstfna, ben 2.
Cifober 1914. mn " ubr @dffuQs, fir bic unsbs
iiebenhe QpuHth.drbeti:
esendb ben spesififaiIenen 10 oo5-isitr bic
dpenne IN Springiiflo Toipnlbip.
Die Pirbsii bat Al nefnbebeu IN ucbereirffims
miifa nit ben Rldntn iro Greslifnitunefi. mel
DE ieuf nufIienen In ber Office beB Boarb oil
gourih gpmnflilipnfrS
siue anaebofe mfifIcn au Hornrularen nfttgs.
teriief fein. ipeldbe In bsr Cfilre bee 9onrb OF
Gonnir Gomuiilioners ~ baben iinb. nnb Be-
aleiief feir non eineri Nono IN tsr 1bbe bon
fiinffduitnb Dollars 0.0p) nit 5fpet aiifen
urb aeni6enoen Biiraen bnB her Gieier ben
aonirlii eineebeu unb bic arbeii unsffibreu
ipire, In Bale bcrfEbe ibu1 snfrfnuut Miro
Tie GonHin gommifIlonsrs bcbnlien fid has
SEQ, bet iraenbsiD 0eer ale aneeboie sn
: am aufiraa ses godrb Of samiIior counis
GoriHii1iortrs.
STeb. q. lmstJsImann graiiSeni.
aiteh: afberi astntarbi GlsEt
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Nstil fnr aenlroilp.fn.
mffftpners 6fftte
Semitic Connie, Dbir,

Qrmtltor Qonnfb, Dbte,
QtHetuHdtL O., 10 Sspt 1914.
werfieattte anesbete ireIben ent::
pteenqfnpriIien IN bfr Gftiee bts Uonrb cf
1oirnfh gomfifii0nere Bic grfttuR, ben o.
Gitoter 1914. nm ~ tibr Wlittnes. far bic ud6.
fiebeIbe QnunfbsHrbeit:
Semns zen epeaiiiiationsu 80. 600 gnr
bic merarqiur bet gprinatieIb 9iie, BON bsr
RorbIinif bon g2ppriira Bio sir Sabliuie bon
gieubnle, In Eprirefieib 1opntbip
Die atbeii bd. 81 aei1eber IN neberelnfftrrs
mnnp NIT ben pldnen unb Gpesififnti5ren,
irelhe lett IN Der Effift bss gcGrb rf Qonaip
GpmniiHiprere aufiieGfr
Mffs eInaebpie mullen an ScrmrIdreri Gusge,
ftrttot ftin. ipeIfe IN ber ciiice bee 1cnrb OF
goiintp gomrifftorets AZ haber firb, UNI be-
afeifet feiH bon eirem Bomb IN bgr fbte bon
fiHfbunbsri $500 n0l cellars nit sipei apter
nrb atnHGerber efrqer. hat eer gteter ftn
Sfontraft eineeber uHb bic H;bett cnsfhtren
'UiIb in Sale eerfeIts, itri susrtdnni tplrb. !.
Tie Gpuutb Gpu,mifioners bebalter f6 bns
Nebt bet, irsenbeiu cher nue ansebcie su
bertperttn
aa sIifiras sss goars Of samilion Gounts
gomrtiiioncrs.
grsb, q. RefteImann. araaSeni
aftefi: aIberi iWstntarbt Giert
f0,1T,2losf1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-10
Hotis Tar apntraftnrsu.
fftee gcunf nsss 0 M mtH are

=
Gipcfuuafi. o.. 81. aueuft 1914.
gerftegeIfe GHgebcte lperbtn ert.
aeefnpenonirnen IN ber CNtce 6cs Hparo Of
dountn Gemmifnpners bis grettae, ben %.
Sftiemter 1914, ufH IL iibr wtifngs, fir bic
udfiiebenbe Go.nfns4Tbeit:
Inter Spee. no. e71. FIR hns Metnieen unb
aHiireif,en Der griide an egrinsitelo Ens BET
1ie elrbeit bat su aef1eben IN ilsbersinitiri'
riiffa nit ben WIdrieu nrtb Epe5iftf1ftouen,
tpel6e isst IN ber Office bes EodIb cf QDunir
Gciriliftonere diiflieGer.
elne einaebcie miiiisH dpf Uormuf1tsu ciisee.
ffrfiaf fetn. ueltbe In bet Office bes Bonrb Of
Qcnnip gcmmtiliDners ~ taben iino,. Mrb Be,
elsiei fetn bon einsm @onb IN ber Gbbe bon
ffiHfbnnberf ts50000) Dollars nit 5tpei gu
ten iIIb geniiGenben EiireeH ale Eiberbeii. bab
Der Bieier ben Qpnirnft etrgeben ,ptrb air
austlbrrna her atbeii, I'm Gale betfeIbe ibm
5uerfnnnt mtrb.
Tic Counts Qcmmi1icncrs betniien I5 bas
bfrfperien.
Gpmmintprere.
etittit: albert Astntarbt. gIeri
27,fsp3,f0,i7
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RtHbermhb6en aebilbeies. I'm Elm ainb
bon IN gnbttu Su bedrittiigeu Bniss
eetm unb eiier ecen fif bic ridtiae ieerjon.
ege Enri1H slpenne Gpsnbals. R6Dns upon
1921 ~
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gleaiernnas.g .gnifennna,n.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cffen fHs sRazyr
nub Ernnsu. 1ahienot bon grneuuuuasu Nab
In Auenfi nii.s ilr tfnitsIunasn slit
6rnuiiia 9shitnfs 1ssf 70. Hs6rtes, p. =
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