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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-12-21
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
BOOSTING FAIR

Employees of the Southern Pacific
company are doing their share Of the
work to boost the attendance at the
Panama-Pacific international exposi-
ton and the Panama-California expo
sition. Just now, they are centering
their efforts in the east, where. by
means Of correspondence, they are re-
minding their friends of the dawn of
the opening of the exhibitions, and
Urging them to make IL point to visit
California in 1916.
The Southern Pacific, which has
stimulated this work among its men,
has added further incentive by hav.
ing printed fifty-tbousand attractively
designed postcards which are being
distributed free to employees. These
cards carry on one side a view of the
exposition and beneath greetings for
The New Year. On the other side
the address side--is a suggestion for
q New Years resolution--to visit Cali.
fornia. The suggestion In part fol.
lows:
ITO visit California and the expo.
altions. ..u,a
ITO see the quaint but progressive
South, Old and New Mexico, Arizona
the Old Missions, Catalina and the
ocean Beaches, Yosemite, Lake Tahoe
Great Salt Lake, Mt. Shasta, CrateI
! aLa and othar xvondar nlacaa0
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-12-21
NEWS NOTES OF
PUBLIC INTEREST

Stipulation has been filed in the
case of Benane against Marquardson
which allows the defendant against
whom default was made recently. to
reopen the case and plead as before.
The stipulation was made by agree
ment between the attorneys for both
parties and gives the defendant until
the 23d of this month to file his plea.
John Henderson filed petition in the
county clerks office Saturday, asking
to be appointed administrator in the
estates of Nathaniel Wilson and G. O.
Wilson who died in California some
thirty years ago. 1t is said that they
owned town lots in Elko which have
never been divided and the heirs want
to make settlement.
John Edwards Bray, state superin.
tendent of public instruction. address.
ed the congregation of the Babtist
church last night. Prof. Bray is a
good speaker and delighted the large
audience who heard his remarks.
Misses Carrie Smith and Ida SuttIe,
of Tustarora, are here to attend the
teachers institute.
Nels Peterson prominent rancher
OF North Fork, is a visitor in the city
today.
Pete Indart a prominent stockman,
of Whiterock, is registered at the
Hotel Mayer.
John s. Winter of Whiterock, is a
visitor in the city today
F. M. Flynn a prominent stockman
of Halleck, is registered at the Hotel
Mayer.
Jese Snyder of Tuscarora, was an
arrival In the city this morning.
Now is the time to buy furniture.
A big sale at greatly reduced prices
at the w. T. Smith Co. store.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-12-21
AT THE
NEVADA UNIVERSITY

The increased attendance this year
at the University of Nevada is posi-
tive proof that more and more the
young men and young women of this
and neighboring states are looking to
this institution for their university
training. And 1t is indeed gratifying
to the management at this time to an
nounce that the enrolment of the first
semester of 1914-1915 is far in excess
of the entire enrolment of last year.
The growth of the university will
not be surprising when you consider
the excellent opportunities offered in
so many different lines; there are
courses in the arts and sciences. ag-
riculture and dairying, in education
and engineering-civil electrical, me-
chanical and mining engineer ng. Ex-
cepting the very large universities it
would, indeed, be hard to find another
institution of learning Offering so
many opportunities to the American
student.
Another fact that has a decided
bearing upon the growth of the Uni
versity of Nevada is that it gives the
student with the short pocketbook a
chance. Living expenses for the stud
ent are reduced to the minimum Good
room and board can be gotten for the
remarkably low rate of $18 per moNth.
The average annual expenses for the
four years in college will not exceed
$3.50.
Then consider this, that many open
ings are available to students to work
their way while at college. 1t is COM
mon knowledge that large per cent
of 10th the young men and women of
the university are either wholly or in
part meeting the expense of their col.
| lege training from their own earn
ings.
In the light of these facts and the
added one of free tuition, what young
person need allow a money considera.
ton to prevent him from getting a
college education. None. The ambi,
tious, heroic boy or girl is bound to
| succeed: they are doing it all about
lis now. So on January 4, 1915, the
University of Nevada opens its doors
to the young men and women Of this
and other states, and If these young
men or women have not completed
their high school work, 1t will take
care of them anyway 1t welcomes
them to its well equipped school
rooms, shops and laboratories, to its
athletic games, to It's literary and
social functions, and lastly to its col
iege life that gives the poor man's
son an equal chance with that of the
rich.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-12-21
ELkO THRONGED
WITH TEACHERS

''Ever since Saturday the teachers
who will attend the institute here this
week, have been coming in and the
hotels and private boarding houses by
this time are crowded to their full ca
pacity to take care of the pedagogs.
The Mayer and the Commercial are
accommodating in the neighborhood
OF 10 and the boarding houses about
town are also crowded to the limit.
at any rate the man who hits town
and wants to get a room this week
VIII have to look sharp in order to
get the accommodation.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-12-21
WAS SALOON Nj
WAS WELL KNOW
WHERE He 4
FREouEN1|
LAT9

Miles McKinnon.
loonist and business
died at his home
morning from hydro
when bitten by a M
about three years al
the pasteur treatme
the wound and was
pletely cured but a.
began to feel the &
and yesterday succ
phobia in great agor
Mr.. McKinnon wa
where he had been
for some time. He
good business man il
and had many friel
as over the eastern
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-12-21
U. S. MONEY
FOR NEVADA

The following is a statement of the
several sums due the counties of the
state of Nevada for 1914 by distri-
button of the sum of $16,s94.47 re-
ceiVed from the national government
representing the proportion of the re-
ceipts during the fiscal year ended
June 30, 1914, from the national for
ests, under the act of congress ap-
proved May %. 1908 (35 Stat. 26O),
which provides as follows:
THAT hereafter 25 per centum of
all money received from each forest
reserve during any fiscal year, incIud-
ing the year ending June 80, 1908,
shall be paid at the end thereof by
the secretary of the treasury to the
state or territory in which said re-
serve is situated, to be expended as
the state or territorial legislature may
prescribe for the benefit of the public
schools and public roads of the county
or counties in which the forest re-
serve Is situated; provided, that when
any forest reserve is in more than
one state or territory or county the
distributive share of each from the
proceeds of said reserve shall be pro-
portional to it's area therein"
Distribution
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-12-21

my wishes for you: Health rug
ged as our mountains; Good Cheer,
warm as western sunshine; Spirit,
placid as the blue Pacific; but strong
as It's tides; Heart lifted high, like
the Big Trees, to the larger view;
JOY at your Christmas Feast; Happi.
est OF New Years, high resolves, equal.
ly high achievement; Peace over all
through 1857
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-12-21
About the NIohtincale.

1t is said that few birds lend them
selves to captivity so readily as the
nightingale. To be sure. they should
be confined in an aviary or a large
outdoor cage. The story Is told of
one nightingale which never sang
again after 1t went from It's cid owner
to new one.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-12-21
COLE
GIVEN

The case of Eugen
noble Mercantile &C
cupied the greater p
Saturday in Judge @
decided Saturday af
allowed salary in
s167.50 and the Me
was allowed counte
amount of sT6.5o. 4
a great deal of att.
people of Lamoilie
to attend the trial,
and otherwise.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-12-21
RIVERSIDE FLOUR FOR ELko

J. Fl. Kerchner of the Riverside Mill
Co. OF Reno, has just placed with the
Blko Mercantile Co. carload of flour.
This flour Is of extra fine quality
having been milled from particularly
good wheat. II is the first OF this
brand sold in Blko.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-12-21
MATTHEW KYLE
IS SUPERINTENDENT
Reno Man Who ls Well Known Lands
Plumb. Will Meet With
Popular Approval

AT the meeting of the Detention
Home board Saturday evening, Mat
thew Kyle of Reno was appointed as
superintendent
Governor Oddie and Sidney Foster,
members of the board who were here
to attend the meeting have returned
home
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-12-21

Last night was {
the ice man. The tn
cred twenty-one del
This is the coolest
son.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-12-21
NIGHT
At THE BRADLEY

Don't forget the teachers night at
the Bradley. A special program has
been prepared for them Wednesday
night and as fine set OF pictures as
we're ever shown in Elko will be pro
duced. Don't n9ss the Bradley Wed
nesday night.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-12-21
PosroFFlcE NJ

The Elko postonic
place just now Thl
mas packages are 6
the entire force is Z
morning until night
to the occasion how
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-12-21

let, President wnso
will be william n. j
of the treasury. Job
general OF the Pan
the governors OF seg
es, and the mayors
cities will be aIuoDw
guests
on all three niEhs
are 10 be- held on
grounds. San i1ie
thousands for slako,
nation and oscoratl
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-12-21

Go to the w. It. s
thing In the furnitJ
sale is in progress d
prices.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-12-21
BACK FROM


ed and Emmett ReI
night from q mont
old home in Nilsson.
port having had a
time. Both look bet
the former particuil
gained ten pounds.
They say that &,
corne pone stlil tas,
rf
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-12-21
anow HAeTs TaAFFlc

Snow in the mountains both east
and vest of this city has held up and
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-12-21
S16,894.47
ROOMS WANTED

There is a big call for rooms for the
teachers who will come to the insti-
tute next week. Unless more Biko
homes are opened to the teachers they
will have to go to the Reno institute.
If you have rooms to rent report them
to the Mayer the Commercial, or to
supt, O. e. Anderson as soon as pos.
slble.
----~-->-~---~~s>-~~-~-~--
fic to considerable extent lately.
For the last three days No. 10 has
been from one to three hours late and
other trains have also been delayed
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-12-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
IN TODAY'S ISSUE

Elko Mercantile Company.
Bradley Opera House.
Wigwam Theater.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-12-21

Bargain Christmas
t. Smith Co. store.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-12-21

Bargain chrIstmas gifta at the W
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-23
gseme glupiaen.

&ierinOOreiBig ilngeW3doNen in Oen
Groeu ser 9}otre Came Sdme.
iiern oufgcnommcn 6eierlides
@o6amt auIdBIid ser 9luina6mc
IN Sen SrOeu.
Sn ser Gonoeut Soue an ser
9lisQuit6itroBe unO 9li6lanO-9l0enue
murOcu gcitern "a iunge 0ldOhcn
in oen Sroeu ser 0Iotre Game
Sdpcitcrn oufgenonlmen. Goter s.
4. 9aoer oon Der llu6eiledteu Gm-
pfdnguiB Stride IN 9}em Norf las
sic Nlelie, m16ren0 Batter Gom. @ei-
gel bon Der Ser5 Seiu-&irde in Bal
timore sic @reOigt bielt. GonOents-
Gaplan Syo6n $. &0pecamp mar Sc
remonienmeiItcr. Gle "a neuen gfo-
oicen limo: N2orD @irgilia 9lattner,
9loGeitcr; W}orD %ierta Sucteniteia,
@itts6urg6; @lorp 9liGele SSinoro,
Baltimore; 0}orD Gat6orineSpunf,
GllincD, Moii., MorD Gntiliano Mc-
9liebe, SSrlono; Morp 8erpetuoSnut,
9lo6cIter; @lorD @eronica 3eitDogel,
9lo6eIter; @lorp @lDles Carton, 9leu-
Norf; MorD &roteria 3onini 9fem-
Oorf; @}arD GloDiS @leDer, 8ittS'
burg6; WlarD 6riooIiu 9luit, gleiu-
gorf; MarD 6lorentiuo SdIddter,
gittsburg6; MlorD Spbillo @eiI 9al'
tinore; Morp 8aiiliOes @6ite, @o-
Itou; Marp 5ioes @iQis, Bolton ;Nla-
m @olentine W}cGart6p, Bottom; @la-
III @ertram GonroD, Bottom; MlorD
Syulion Collins, MolOen, Mlaii; Wla-
RI SuliuS Collins, @}olOen Wloii.;
NlarD 9liHar0 GriscoQ, NlalOen, ,Maii.
D}qrp Siioore Gonoon, Bolton ;@lorD
Gletus W}opcr, @bilaOeIpbia; NlarD
E6roiilla 99ict6eger, 96ilooelpbia;
MarD Gccelius @6oIen, &erona, go;
O1orD 3ooerin 9oOer, 9lep Yorf
@lorD 9(oo Sfiffington@bilaOeIp
W}arD Selcn SNonbort 8ufialo;0ia-
III Crescent 6redot, Seltreid DlarD
GO6urga 2o0mnrL SEEM gorf; Nlo-
~ Goltm6ana 6reOerids, SeItreib ;
NlorD Gmmeran @n6auef, llngorn
@larp S6eoOoret 5udS, llugarn;O'o-
~ Sbeopbanes @rog, Bolton, uno
NiarD @erOaiia SerrmamL @erona,
Eo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-23
Observation-Disclosures.

Sol. g. @6te &caltD So. an Geo.
$. Sitenoori uuO 6rmL g8eItieite go.
tomac- nabe Mc@loerrDItruBe, 1910
bel 67 SUB.
Gieiel6e al So6u @. G6omos mO
6rou Si0ieitc Monumcntltry no6c
2inpooO 9lpeuur, 1872 bel 6S SUB.
So6n s. @roe an Gda aRitbcl II.
81, Siioieite EreItonitroBc, uobe ser
0juiIior0 9lpenue, IA bei 60 SUB.
SomeS G0morO 2oQD II. 81. an e0-
muno 3. @cniicb imo 6rou, Siiopeit-
@de 6rauflin. mo SasperltraBe, %
bei SO SUB.
SOa Samilton II. N. an 6. @OmarO
ShaumI6IieL / @rrnoitiid.
s, GOrparo Sdauml0iicl an Soa
Sonilton I @run0itiid.
Soo Sauiltou II, q. an Sulhis
Golaoiid, SiiOieite Baltimore, no6e
SpringIlroBc, 1871 BEL 1870 SUB.
2cuin 9. Gulliion uno 5rau an
6. McgIure 9iorser 9loroieitc Slice
anna, no6c @olieiiroBe, 2S 6ei t20
SUB
s. McGlnre 9iol5cr an SeDin 2.
Guaiion unO SralL 9toroieite 9llice.
anna, no6c @olieihoBe, % 6ei 1870
Sub
Nlor1 @}olter imo @ottc an San
Gemopsfi mO 6rouL OItieitc 9roo-
iorO-, uobe 9lIicconnoitroBe, IA 6ei 20
SUB.
Sobn 6. Smit6, Qlom, an Syo5ei
8iedlodi unO 6rou 9cItIcite g9oi6s
in0tonilroBc, ua6e GaItern,Q(pe., Is
Del so SUB.
SeB 8 @oDnton un0 Srou an &.
S. g8ilfin, @eliicite St. Saul, no6c
9iOoleiiroBe, 20 6ei 102 SUB.
Somuel $. S9inter an SSo6n 9.
S6miot, @eItieitc Souober-, nobc
RanooIIitroBe, 12 6ci GA SSuB.
Sgnoc @iSniemsfi un0 Troli on@.
g. gBieoCriien, Sitieite aculuooo.
slpene, nu6c O'GonneultroBe, 1876
bel rs SUB.
SEQ. s. @ieoeriienn an @rouislomo
@iiulewsfJ 0iticitc aeulpooo 9lpc.,
nobe . S'GonueaitraBe, 1876 bei IS
SUB,
&eal Gitote @oolmg 60. an 9lice
@. @riswolO, SIiicitc Sumter glucn.
no9e @io0IcitroBe, 224 Del 6s.10
SuB.
War1 Gertrude gonO an qlmbrolc
eolifatis SiiOicitc 0orotoQoItrobe.
na9e NlprtIc 9locuue, 1910 bei li2
8uB-
sSm- s. Green lmo 8rot an So6u
%eibel nnO 6roA 9 @rlnoltiide.
6raucis q. 2o5eu6o an So6n 81.
9bcnowit1, SiiOoiticitc oomburo.
na1e Sul9ltroBc, 10 6ci 76 SUI.
Geo. 3. aron5 an 9enjamin Gu.
gel vlorolcitc Columbia 9Iuc., uo6c
ScottItroBc, i6 6ei 1887 SUB.
Sam: Snpocr an 2ouis aob lno
6rou @elticite Caroline. uobe 6ou.
cttellraBc, - bel iSuB.
Vo9emion q. 9. II. 9. 81. .SIopo-
TO- an &olter @ 9lppel llu6 Gro1
Sllieite Sotepooo 9lpcnuc, no6c Ser
SeIIerlonliroBc, 1879 bci 70 SUI.
Selter 9 StcpcnS, SrnItee, anGlo
Eown Q. g., 3 @utuoIiiide.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-23

gldoden iir auecmcine 9ausar6ei BEL Sas
mile bon 3 Grpa0icnen in Jiolanb Barr.
&ene gsdi0e Ga65uirageu ScutideS GOuiu.
lat, Cat @crman Gtrect CSuli21-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-23
etelIenoeIndle.


Slrditlaer berb nuaer Wlanu 1ht Neiddis
ii9nnQ AMI eincr Sarnl in Der llmAe9en0 Don
baltimore. m6olidbit nit FroiiiaHibel 0iicrs
Ten on ~. g. 4S", Scntidlrr GarrCiponoeHr.
(Suli22-2G
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-23

Otto 6. 6. Babel ltn0 6rdll an y.
s. aroliel uuO SroiL giorOlcitc Sc
oerol-, no6e 9lnuitraBe, IA Del 756uB-
Glo Conn 9. q. al Wlorp 6. @al-
fel, SiiOoitieite GolOerton 9RoaO ua6e
SoQiusitroBe, 16 6ei - SUB.
@}arD S. SdofieIO an @. $. Sul-
Iipou unO 5ran, Oitieite 8ulton-9lpe.,
Hobe @reS6urg Yloce, 17.6 Bel ST.
SUB
Sonat6on &Don oil Solep9 SNen'
nett unO ,SraL 1 @ruu0itiid.
So6n g. 9ronoou unO 6rau an
@m 6. SHUTTER mo 5ran @ruuo'
itiid
Benjamin @armod unO Srou an
Barnet @eiultein unO 6rmL SiiOiei.
tie Baltimore. na6e 2Iop0itroBe, %
bel y SUB.
2u0mig ggieneieI0 uno 6rnu on
Senro @icnefelo uno 5roL SItieite
GoreD-, na5e SoainSitraBc, 1874 bel
so.
GitD OF Baltimore q. 9. q. on
6reoo @intcrIing Sifeite Streeper-I
no6c 8altimoreilr. 1915 bel 60.
,So6n 9. 9}od al gowin 8. rSo6n.
ion mO 6rolL Gillette a5ulasfiiiraBe,
no6e Giiton-9luenue, 1S.t01s bel
90.
sSo6u s. 9}ogengoit Gruitce, an
N}orris &lein, 9}oroiete 9lliceanuas
nabe 8olfeiir. 14.6 bel 1870.
Grlte %olii6 9(mericon 9. 9(. 60.
6iesfi an Sobn 8. Gonrao lmo 6rolL
@eitieite Gurlcp-, nobe 0iaoultr.
11.S bei 70.
s. So6n gS. 9leoea, @gtr, an ga
muel 81. @oDO, 5 Cots.
Geriel6e an SSuliu @. 9inlep, 9iio.
ieite Sornbar0-, na6e Gal5olmitr., II
bel i50.
g8m $. Sorris, Gruitee, al 81.
Stanley Gorswea, I Got.
gSillie 9. 9crfett an Sattie 0ic6el
Siiolcite Sanualc-, na6e @lonroeitry
14.315 bel 80.
Wlaria 9. @iaioms, grtrr., all
emanuel Goscia II. sSrou 9loromeit.
Gde &obinionitr. uno @aItern-9lpev
t4.6 bel 62.6.
Bernard ". G5ro6 an Geo. 81. Wlor.
lin, jim. rnO Sralt 9ioroieite 90,
nobe @arclopitr., IA bei 81.
9oelaioc 8. Brennan all SAFE 8.
y :. Co. Sruitee, Suterciien I'M
93aGlaB.
Sobmiiller Building SO. al Sia-
belle Garspea, 2 2otS.
Nlorris &Ien an Ssre 9a5arus,
gSeItieite Gentrol-9lpe., nobe Gram
bpltr, 13 bel A..
G6as. 9. S1aumloiicl im0 6rau
an @oloie %ad, Meitieite NlonroeItr,
na6e 99eimooo-9lpe., td.6 bei GIG.
2ouis aempcr all Solomon 8ri-
petSfD lnO Srau, 0itieite @Oen-, na6e
Mluaifinitr., 80 bel 70.
,Sreo. Sleiber inO ,Srai al gloolp6
8. Stord, Sitieite @llmooO-, ua6e Der
6airmolmt-9lue., 1882 bei 67.
sSobn 9. aeplinger, Erultec, al
Soiep6 S. GerueD mo Grou, SiiO-
ieite G6aieitr, na6c Diontioro-Slpe.
1915 bel 70.
9loele W}uriello an 9l6ra6an5ueet.
qal, 9lor0ieite NnmpiIeaO-, nabe Der
ggolfciir., IA bel "A.
SyoIcpb 9. 0unn mo 6rml an 6.
@orIudL g8eitieite Ct Saul, na6e
81. Str, tS 6ei iS4.3.
Comm 9. @oIterS uno 6rou an
Tronf &rbeB uno 5rdu SItleite Fo.
tomacItr., aa6e 6airnount-Slpenue,
1879 bel 20.
G6aiIto Sit. 60. an Sumuel q.
@oDO II. g., 2 Cots.
@o. 8. G6aiip, iun, 9lOmrv an
60. s. G6aiitD, jimu FreltonltroBe,
na6c 9olc-glleu, 1879 bel IA.
So. s. G6oiitD, ilm9 an GleoelonO
n. 8colmcar II. g., Siiooltieitc 9Src-
ItonItr., ua6e 9loic.9laev, 1879 Bel A.
syoncs aeelm unO 6rou on @oiiD
S. geoo, Siioieitc ser g}oibcr.Str,
no6e %oplor @roDe, IA bel SS,6l2.
9(nna Q. Goben an 9fabeI glt9er
Cohen, Siioieite Der 6aDettes, nobc
0urbom-Gtr., 1916 bei 80.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-23

@aiIler 9ebaut BON Gjallaoher.
%. eirahe. 500 8fun oeea
WIN SQudrc bon 0unfinnSotss sSf,,,or,,a
QUO Blod NDmnHelUrnuc, mete Strohe.
y'enen @nniiudoons9lbcnue
Jinr $1400.
SStno Nlud Samoen.glucuue nnr 81 ooo
~'Ve Vlod glitinionsQlucnue, nnr $fIbo'
Ylue oieIc 6dnier 6oben
%ttanod Sronl, 3immrr nm woh.
r,fxxce niooerne Nennemlhielr Gjrs. INN eIet.
fnber fbs Heuuier @d5ronge. ehQemanerte ggaid,.
0"''e Nno extra Toieiie i'm Seller
m,. Neidlie Weolnqnnncm
'on eleihnGe '"'' ""o ~"' &NalV"s'
yldberes om Crt o0cr het
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-23
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-23

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-23


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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-23

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