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New Britain herald., 1914-08-19
Acquired By Lease.

Baron Speck took some part in the negotiations by which Germany sought to participate with England in the development of the rich Yang Tai region, but when this failed the attention of Germany was centered on kiao-Chau. which had been acquired by lease from China as part of the indemnity for the killing of German missionaries in Shantung.
 After the China-Japan war. when China S weakness was for the first time disclosed, the breakup of China is said by Germans to have been wide ly discussed by English public men, this phrase being changed later to Spheres of influence" embracing England at Hong Kong and the Yang Tsi, Germany at Giao-Chau, France in Tonkin and Russia at Port Ar thur and Manchuria.
New Britain herald., 1914-08-19
BEEChAM'S
 PILLS

will quickly, safely and certainly right the wrong. This famous family remedy tones the stomach, stimu- lates the liver, regulates the bowels.
 Beecham's Pills cleanse the system of accommodating poisons and purify the blood. Their beneficial action shows in brighter looks, clearer complexions, better feelings. Try them, and you also will find that they
New Britain herald., 1914-08-19
The Brightest Women Find

sometimes that they are dull in mind, depressed in spirits, and that they have headache. backache,
 and sufferings that make life seem not worth living. But these conditions need be only temporary.
 They are usually caused by indigestion or biliousness and 8 few doses of
New Britain herald., 1914-08-19
RESUMES DIsCouNTING BILLS

London, Aug. 19.-- 1:12 P. M The Bank of England today resumed dis counting bills on large scale. The rush was so great in the early fore noon, however, that it was found necessary to suspend further deal- ings until tomorrow.
New Britain herald., 1914-08-19
FIGHT CANCELLED.

London, Aug. 19.-The fight ar ranged for between "Gunboat' Smith, the American heavyweight pugilist and Young" Ahearn of New York has been cancelled. Smith will sail for America tomorrow.
New Britain herald., 1914-08-19

By reason of his defeat at the hands of New Haven last week, Martin Walsh of the Bridgeport club lost his title as leading pitcher of the Eastern association. Osborn, with a record of fifteen games won and three lost, is ahead Walsh has won fourteen and lost three. Powers of New London is third with fifteen won and five lost. The Skis gave him another downward push yesterday.
New Britain herald., 1914-08-19

Before the game the locals cavorted about the diamond like a bunch o1 school boys. During the game they played like big leaguers.
New Britain herald., 1914-08-19

Edward J. Cronin, of Hartford ave- nue, has returned home from his va cation. While away he went deep sea fishing and caught ten pound fluke fish,
New Britain herald., 1914-08-19

Walsh has the speediest method of throwing the ball to first to catch the runner off the bag of any twirler seen here this year. He caught Jones nap ping and that's going some.
New Britain herald., 1914-08-19

There were unusually few assists in yesterdays game, the batters on both teams either striking out or fly ing out.
New Britain herald., 1914-08-19

Pitcher Henry, recently released b. the Hartford club, is said to hay been drawing $S25 per month. Whel
New Britain herald., 1914-08-19

Off the field, Stallings is quiet, re- strained and masterful. On the bench, he is a maniac, raving,. abusive, threatening, storming at everyone, and the minute it is over he puts an arm around the fellow.
New Britain herald., 1914-08-19

he won but three out of eight games the management decided he was too expensive an ornament.
New Britain herald., 1914-08-19
"Cursed English Stuff."

"I asked the waiter in restaurant for a certain English sauce. He re- piled angrily, We no longer serve that cursed English stuff
 Most Americans travelling in Ger many have not yet come to realize the real gravity of the situation. These Americans are a curious lot. They seem to think the war a kino of play, great fun and cannot realize that war in Germany is not like war in Mexico.
 Several Americans were arrested At Mannheim because they were pho- togra phing a railway station, and the American ambassador had the great est difficulty in obtaining their re- lease. Ambassador Gerard is kept busy rescuing imprisoned Americans or helping others of his countrymen who need advice or money. Thousands of persons daily are besieging the American embassy in Berlin, seeking passports or assistance.
New Britain herald., 1914-08-19

Jones was the only man hit by g pitcher during the whole game.
New Britain herald., 1914-08-19

Marty Walsh is a brother of Big Ed" Walsh, the famous White SoX player. He is easiest the best twirler in this league, but he was no match for Dug yesterday.
New Britain herald., 1914-08-19
Advised to Leave.

Always the advice of the embassy is, leave the country as soon as you can. But the Americans generally. with true Yankee obstinacy. reply Why leave when we are so comiort- able here ?" whereupon they are told Yes; but next week there may be no meat or bread, or perhaps the Russians will como
 "To this the tourists answer in- credulously. well, we guess we Will stay and see the fun.
New Britain herald., 1914-08-19
Diamond Dust

Smith was easily the star of the game.
New Britain herald., 1914-08-19

Unless the Giants show a marked form reversal within the next week they might as we'll bid adieu to the lead of the National league. They are slipping fast and the Boston Braves are gathering momentum.
New Britain herald., 1914-08-19
AMERICANS LOATH TO ] QUIT GERMAN CAPITAL
Tourists Even Claim They are
 QuIte Comfortable at Berlin.

The Hague, Aug. 19, Via London, 4:40 A. M.-Many Americans are loath to leave the German capital ac- cording to a newspaper man who has just reached this city from Berlin af- ter long trip. In some instances they declare that they are quite com fortable.
 Everything foreign has been erad- icated from Berlin during the last fortnight" says the newspaper man. "A shop in Friedrichstrasse, which was called the Prince of Wales, was well nigh demolished by a mob. Ev- erywhere French signs were torn down. A restaurant in Kurfuersten- Damn was destroyed by crowd af- ter the orchestra had played a Rus sian air. No French words are al- lowed to appear anywhere, even on bills of fare.
New Britain herald., 1914-08-19

Umpire Knowlton has been released by President O'Rourke and Con Daily from the International league has been signed. Knowlton was in bad all over the circuit.
New Britain herald., 1914-08-19
May Be Relied Upon

Directions of special value with every box.
 Sold everywhere. In boxes, 10c., 25e.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-07

. plduS SuUulLIeQ 10 nlm curing the
past three months.
"Give me thousand pounds of
melinite," answered Durand. land 1
will blow it into the earth. l will
blow away all traces of it"
eff there is a thousand pounds of
mefnite to spare in France you shall
have it provided you can convince me
of the feasibility of your scheme"
the general answered.
''It is. very simple" replied Durand.
''In the mountains of the Vosges,
where I have lived during the last
year, l have my perfected dirigible
will load it with thousand pounds
of melinite, which is as much as it
will carry, in addition to my own
weight. l will steer it above Fort
Gleichen, pull the valve open, after
calculating the descent, and escape
in my parachute. The balloon will
drop squarely into the center of the
fort and blow it from the face of
earth"
They talked over the project for a
while and the more Durand explained
the more feasible his proposal APP
peared to the French general
Of course, from an aeroplane only
small bombs could be dropped But |
there was no reason why balloon |
should not contain a thousand pounds |
of melinite, an explosive deadly
enough to obliterate all trace of the
famous stronghold that barred the
advance of the army. It was OBJ
vious, furthermore, that the dead
weight of the load after the valve had
been opened would send the dirigible
to earth with a speed and aim that
nothing could avert. I
Seven days later Durand, with a
thousand pounds of melinite in his
dirigible balloon and the parachute
attached to the aluminium stern,
rose slowly above the French camp
into the air
From the walls of the fortress the
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-07

managed TO conserve still another
supply of water, though nearly all
their animals were dead of thirst. Il
was the generals intention to cut his
way out at the head of his troops
on the morrow and die upon the
field-unless it rained
But the scorched heavens refused
to open. Day and night we're one
brazen glow of heat. All night heat
lightning played on the horizon and
sometimes the distant muttering of
thunder was heard, but never a drop
of rain had fallen
Durand rose slowly into the air,
and as he did so the airguns of the Z
fortress opened fire upon him. But
it is the most difficult thing in the
world to hit quickly rising balloon,
and neither Durande nor Lamarche ,
had any fears on that score. If the
balloon were hit, the melinite would
explode in the air and the balloon and
aviator would vanish-but no harm
would come to the besiegers. At
worst, the experiment would harm
nobody.
At an altitude of two thousand feet
the balloon was safe from danger.
Durand smiled as he heard the great
shells whizzing around him. He knew
that only miracle of marksman-
ship could bring him down.
At four thousand feet Durand was
only a speck in the sky, hardly to be
discerned even through Lamarche's
glasses. The French camp strained
its eyes upward. The report of the
broken mans exploit, which was to
restore his honor and bring, no doubt, /
the ribbon of the legion of honor,
had become universal And in the
beleaguered fortress for the first time
an inkling of the airman's intentions
became obvious when a tiny speck
was seen to detach itself from the
slightly larger mass and drop toward
earth.
Instantly If had bep11n the swift
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-22

ssaGm seitgH ,uieber cine ansa9I DC,
Oeuteuoer aiirsHneeu Dor.

Die gu6ssttoulmiiiion bsI&Gfiists
ii9 geiteru in srfter 2inie nit ben syor.
oerllngsn Der perfdisosnen gountpbes
amtsn fiir oas fommsnbs Sabr nnb
oas Rsiultut mar, bab oisIs Gprbe,
runssn, bi. fit nuf 81, ,303, ,909 belle.
ZEN. Inn 1887 ,760 esiiir,t ipurbsn. Die
bebeutenoit. Streiduns srfolg.s in
eem 5onOs Der gountp.ommiiIare fir
ois DerbeiIsrung Der aanbitraben. Die
2ommiiiGre bdtttn bisrfir $3.50, 900
DsrIangi, pdbrenb bic aommitipa
ibnen nur $45O. 900 beipilIigts; 9iirs
sermeiftsr SptegeI bstonie bel bisfsr
Gelesenbsi., oab quite 2anbitrdbsn
5tueifsIsObns cine ablOluis Roibptns
oisteit ieisn, aber man bic Stabi
trobbsm ni4t Ieiben laisn tonne, I'm
bic eanbitrubsn gu oerbeFsrn.
Cine airsung Don $15, 900, mans
Iid BON $4,000 oiif $4,000. muBts
| iid Der gpuutpfleri Sfspbsns ssfaIlsn
laHeu. Jm laufenbsn Sabre bate ii6
feline gsluiaisrne auf $4,000 bAdus
fen unO fir Oas fomm.nbe Sabr bate
er $4,000 psrIdnei. nnb bies Mshrs
fprbsrlins Samit motipisrt, oab bis
aussabsn fiir ben Gsf9porensnbisnit
sdus aubsroroentIid bod iinb. Wdbs
rsnb bss perfIpHensn Sabrts fpurbsn
fir ben 9sidiporsnsnbienft nitt ipsni.
ger als $75, ,780 psrausgabt.
Die aommifFOn Iub baraufbin bic
Ri6ter Gosgrdpe, gormdn nnb wler.
rel Ioipi. benQljlignmsnt GommifFonsr
Snbsr Dor iih. I'm bon ibnen cine
eriIGruns iibsr bic 70 boben Gefhtpc,
renensebiibren Sit erlangen. RiGter
gossrap. b.merlts, bab psrIdisbtne
Ridt.r bi, S4iaIb iragen, pa iis 81
nadfidtis s.ssn Gei6dfiSleuts fsisn,
Die gum 0el9iporsnsnbienit bsransss
sogsn ipurbsn. Gountpaubitor Durr
bsmsrits, bhb fsines WiHsns nn@ 0t,
ihporens DoIIe }ths Mohtn lons arf
ben @ei6pprsnenliitsn gsfiihrt ipurs
ben, pbne Elm einsisss Wlal on siuer
Surb gsoisRt sii boben. Jn @srblns
6ung hermit ipliros angtregt. tn 3us
funft bds @snire bon 35 auf 20 Wus
men berab5ufsbtn.
Sn benz Wordnfhlag bes Gountp.
auditors Durr ipurbt bic Gumms BON
EO n0n cN.u@~a nsflxtx..~x tx,ax<tt ~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-22
Der 9entid)e Tag.
Sin 8Hfammenitr5 Oes sanSsn
Seutidtbnms icl es perben,

Ger Tertidje Gag, ipeIder am 20
slugllii iii GbeIter Bart beehnoer
miro, erbdlt IN oieiem Sabre cine bo'
bere We6eiitrn1, eine bobere Weibe,
Gr ioa sii einem 3uiamInenitr6iper
bcs aeianrniteu Deutidjtbuns unb Dol,
allen, bic beiltid, iiiblen uno oe&fen,
peroen rnto 3auienbe uno
abertanienbe iolIen ibrer Spr.
patbie glusOruf geben fir I'm.
fer beor1nltes .oItes Batter.
lano. ssn alleu sroberen Stdoten iinb
Die Geutiden uie elm Wsann aiifgc.
itanocn unO baben in grobartigcn
gerlaminluneen protefiirt eeeen Die
9eruneIimpfling Deiitidlnnos iinb
segeu Die @ergiftiing Der oinerifani.
iden 8oIfsmeinung. Sier in Gincin.
nati lit es ucrtipiirOieer @eiie su
ecrartigen Maiierfun6eebungen nod
uidt sefommen. 9os fam ober nod
gebolt perben selegentlih Der GSeier
beg Dcntihcn Iags. Bel Der @eIeaeg.
belt iuoIlen aufl mir iiniere Stimine
erbeteu linb Der @eIt firno iinb Slt
luiiien tbln bnb iih Cincinnati ems
iiibIt nit Ger groBen oeiiii6.amerifa.
niiden 86lteriamilie. Die 8eripilIi.
aung bon $3.50 Seitens Der Geutjten
Gaes@eieIlihait fir Die 9elittt,c @s.
icIlihaft bonn gtotben Areu3 bat einet
por5iisliden Ginoruf bein 3.ubIifiim
genadt nnb nift ninber bic gIntiin.
oiguug, bob Die Ginfiinfte Der Dies.
jdbrisen 9eltiden Sas.sseier eben.
falls 5iun 4Piten Der pertpunoeten
beutiden SoIhatan iotpie Der Wttt.
lpen iuo @aiien Der @efanenen Ser.
fincen ioIIen. ia Iieat ca al.
10 in unierer Maht. bieien syonos ae.
lpaliis anidiueaen su Iaiien ourd, ben
9eiudl bes ,Seites. SerporrageHSc
ReOuer iperben iiber bic id)idiale.
idnpere Set iprehen. Die 8orberei.
tllneen fiir 6as ;seit peroen lpieSer
In Der iibIiden 9eiie aetroffen, 70.
BOB 6em 6eit Der Teutifen Der CT.
foIs nid)t fcbIen fam.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-22
2ofQl Beridt.
Sest prOteft elm.
Sas @eiipiel Der Serren Sappers'
berger nno gnhmanu iollte
Tadabmuns finSeH.

@ir beridteteu qeitern, bab bi,
Serren Carl $appersberser Uni
CHARLES @ubmaun beim aonsreBab
georonneten gorpble Qroteit einse
Iegt Baben, aegen Die bon ben Bun
6esbeborben iiber ben orabtloien De
peidenperfebr nit 3eutidlanb aus
geiibte Geniur. Gas geiipiel oieiel
Serren ioate gea6abmling fiuben
llno menn oas 9eatidtbitm aIs FOL
DIES niht 81 einem ein3iget GROCER
Froteit ueranIabt tueroen FAM oanr
ioIlte oieier HroteIt BON ben itlbipi,
ouellen giirgern erfoIger. Die brubtY
Ioien Stationen aiif Gong sSslanf
uno an Der Serieper aiiite eeb6rer
8eutidcn. Die glnsrebe Der Die.
gierung, bab Die GneIdnber oenieIber
9eifrdntiinaen imtertporfen iino,
III nitt iti6boItig, oenn Die GngIdn.
Der fOunen BON bier aus NIT Geld.
tisfeit ibre Iepefden iiber Canada
ididen uno umgetebrt fam iid Gng-
ian6 nit ben gereinieten Stnoten
iibcr Gaiiaba in @erbinbung iesen.
llniere aongreba6oeorbneten limb Die
$erren StanIep 6. 8OipSIe bonn 1.
unb slIfreo o. allen bonn 2. Gi.
ftrift. Mir fennen beibe ole CUTE
6reuitoe Der 1eutif,en iin6 mir iinb
iibcr5eugt, bob berartigc @roteIte bon
ibncn Dor bic rihtige Sd)miebe ge.
bratt fperoen. llniere 9iirger ioa.
ten aud oireft beirn pr1iibenten @il.
ion proteii cinlegeu un6 sipor ie ntegr
ie beIier. linierr oelitiben gerefne
ioaten Die slngelegen6eit aud anf.
nebmen, geidliiiie i'm obigen Gimme
faIien irnS oieiel6eu IN engIii6er
lteberiesuns ourd ibre eefretdrp
ben ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ODER bem
Rraiioerien suseben laiisn. gsenn mir
ms nidt ipebret geid)iebt ni6ts.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-22
&tabtamipalt
sOIl Der itabtiidsu GiuilbienItfOmmii'
ion ans Der Hatide belfeH.

Die it1btiid)c GipiIbienitfommii
| iion iist gegenipdrtig in eiller boicr
pntid]e 5ipiid)er 5lpei eeridytlitenGnt'
ideioungen. gla6oem Dor einiger
Tagen Rifter Guibing I'M Common
pleas @erift bas gorgeben bci
acnrnIiiiou betreffs Der Snbibiruno
oes @usSableps Der SaIdre bon it1b.
tiiden Gneeiieliten, Die iotpeit nod
feline Gibilbienit priiilmg nbseIegt
bdber, gutgebeiben bate, entihieb
geitern sfihter Mlerrea inn Superior
@erift i'm ailtgegenaeietten gimme.
Inter oieien llmitdnben bei6loi.
len oie GomutiiIdre geiterf borIiu.
rig feline ipeiteren @eboItsaus5abIiin.
gen au inbibiren itnb iid IN Der an.
gelegenbeit elm @edtspttadten Ses
Staotnuiualts geben al Iaiien.
Gin tpeiteres @iltahten ipirb Der
Stnbtanipalt oariiber abgeben milf.
len, oh Die 8omniiiiion bds Med)t bat
bon eIrem Wertrefer Der benlofrati.
ifen Grefntipe bic Nanien Der itdoii.
id,en aneefteIiten, beren glnIteIIung
felt Dem eriien saiiiiar erfoIgt it,
abid,reiben 81 laijeu. Gieies anil.
den fpitroe nanllih eeitern bon So
fepb q. Glnrf, benz Sefretdr ino
Sfasmeiiier oes oenlofratiiden Gre.
futipfominittees eeiteLt, ieood Dor.
Iai.fig iInerIeoist eeIaiien, biz Der
GtaotampnIt feline Gntideiol,na abse.
geben bat.
Tie obenerip1bnte Gntibeiouna
ipurbe bon glidter Dierrea In bent
anl Sames S. iSisaeraIb abseaeben.
Gerielbe iet bonn @iirgermeiiter in
regelrehter WeiIe ernanit tporosn
i,nb cs iei nidt ssisgeraIbs S6ulo,
oaB be Gioiloienit ssommiiiion i'm
feiner Briiiilng unterporfen babe.
@nberbem babe bic seominiiiion fein
Reht, bic 8citbauer bon Grnenmin.
gen Sil Iimitieren.
Gn nun 5ipei gntibeioingen Dor.
liepen, bic iih biametraI eeeeniiber.
iiefen, ipir6 bns 9lppeIIationsgerid,t
oas Ieste Wort reDen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-22

JrL 9ertba 1aur, bic qtiis3
rim Sss Cincinnati GonfsrDdiorp Of
MuIic. III gsitsrn tpobIbsbalisn BON
ibrsr Gurppdrsifs, in Htgleiiung pOn
Grl. Waridnnd GIari, Dsr
So6ter bon 5srrn Seife R. giars.
bem prdiiosntsn Der Union Genital
2ife Sniuranee Go. eingstrofitn. Die
Ddmtn famen BON Quebec, no ft NIT
bem Gampfsr .gorintbian' sdanbst
ipdren. yrl. ganr bate nripriinse
lid Die Riidrsile nit BEN Damptsr
.ssmperdtor" Der Samburg qmsrita
2init am 81. Suli bon 5dmturg aus
MAIDEN polIen, nbsr bic Nbfahrf nes
Ddmpisrs ipuros infoIse bts ausbrls
DIES bes europ1iihsn Griegss dbasfaat
,nb FRI. gaur rsifts bann icfort nadl
Sollanb ab, In Der 3offnuns, bort
Gtlsssnbeit sur Sssanreift 5u trbal.
ten. Sn bisisr @orausIeBung lab Nt
fid att6uitt unb mar essipiingtli,
na6 aonbon sn rtiIen. mo q ibr
burt einen sliidlidxn 3ifdu selans.
cine ssabriaris fir bi. ~Gorinttian"
an iaufsn. ba Der uripriineIi4e pals
iaeisr bic aarie ipssen plSbfi6sr Gr.
ironiuns isinsr Satin ni4t btnutsn
tonnts.
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ganDsrrins.aa IN G6eifsr.

sim GamIfna. oem 90. Guguit.
ipirb In gheiter port bon 0er Ban.
pereinsIien BON $niniIton Gountu
Der jdbrIihe Haupereinstag geieieri
,,nb bos 5eit tpirb oenen friiberer
ssobre IN feiner Meiis nnhIteheH,
6enn oas riibrige glrransementsfom.
inittee piro nifts ungetbau Iaiien.
Inn ben Zaliienben niio gIbertailisn.
ben BON Observation-Disclosures iino
bereu DdmiIien genuBreife GtufIoeil
al bereiten. wsit ben Announcements
ipurben bonn Vrdiibenfen Charles
gaeioner bic folgenoen Serren be.
trdut: worfittr o. 6. SOsbnt. iyrsb.
Ctten. zbonas 8. ppgiie, %. @un.
berli& uIb 81 3. goriobal5
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Webartem.

George iinb glora Dalton, 1850
6igblano 4Ds., Wdoden.
CHARLES unb eitber morit. 4424
Goiiern aps.. anabe.
Bernard unb alarn Stsiuiamp.
1881 Clarion gps,. Wi1b9en.
Sames uno gfllie Risber, 1895
Wluin Strnbs, Mdb1en.
William unb Gertrude Briisse.
mann, 4532 Gojtern 2tps.. anabsn
8ipiIIinse.
s5pbn unb 4sIsn lutte. 4815 Nor,
it Girnbe. WGbhen.
hilbert luib Bertha Weferlamp,
1908 5arris Mps,. Mdbden.
Jobn nnb gtbsl 5offmann 273
Ginning Gtrabe, Rnobe.
iyrebsrid unb Carrie Tor. 2796
Dbferpatorn Moab. anobt.
Dernaro unb Rate DieieL GrHs
man ape, itnb Yorf Gtrabe. WGbhsn.
Nidnsl unh GliIabstb Mildr. 424
Boni Gtrobe, andbs.
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I.
sDte es RetBt tc!sn ole 8arotnals Y
oe Jrags IN eripagung sesossn ga
ben, Ob es nl9f ratplam lem putos,
pas &onflape fllr DE grpaplhns Des
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gaot uho o'e HHlp.en ellss lg,us''
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lfsllien Iq auf $l1o,Oov. x.
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fporoen, oaB Ole SalOlnaie ''9 5iSs.' a@s
lnal la91'g Sat So1hupne p'5 Nv
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nGmlid ,fpei aus 1,utidlanb unp
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BON 1o. III Belts Gfrabs fam, bis
I'D, onbeifdie iud9ts fiir tinsa bitlet
Bombs I'M glominaIipertb bon 900
fine prdmis pOn $3.50 adbitn ~
ipolIen.
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gerii,d aema6t lpsroen. bic Bombs
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fdaft 5u pertaufen.
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gen Gibung iibsrmittsIt, ndnlit4 Dtr
einftur5 elmer Bride iiber ben eaple
grssf, Bic untsr sinsr 9rsfamdidtne
5uiammengebrp4en mar.
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slnna u. @ramann, 81, 839 Siais
apt.. 9rierienpsridliung.
MiIbslmine u. Weier. 60, goliims
bia unb parion Roab, Ssr5Isibsn.
Jdmes GoeStr, 2, 2131 Granbin
Roab, 5irubuutsntSiinbuus.
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quis Strabe, Misrsn!sibsn.
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6arriion Gps.. G9nGde.
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Gii5a pntman. 79. 814 Meft ais
berth @trnbs. MISUNDERSTANDING.
Sarrp WiIlsr. 8 Wonais. 2142
Meaean 4pe.. S6apdhe.
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resea wetbeiligiing erfreuen ilnb 5il
eillrm eIdnSellben erfolg settdIteiI
ipirb.
Ms Gbrengcit ipirb bic GroBprd.
iioentin Oes Grbens in Ohio, Grdii
3. Olbs bon GIpria, o., antpeIeno
iein unb cine slniprdd,e bnlten. Tie
9orbereitinsen fir oas picnie riibei,
IN ben bep1brten Sdnben bon Groii
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