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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-01

American Supplies for the Allies
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Sept. 81
Philadelphia Is preparing to provide
100000 blankets FOR the men OF tiie
allied armies which are fighting IN
France Along with this big order
has come another to local firm 20
supply large quantity OF brides
and saddles 20 the British troopers,
while orders for 100 900 sets or
horsc shoes have been placed Ia Am
erica by the French and English.
The horse shoe contract was Split
1p. iu order 10 accelerate delivery,
among q number of New England
concerns.
Will, the entire business world
off the United States "a preparing or
bir export trade with the South
American republic. this enormous or
der '1r blankets and made-in Amer
lean horse shoes is the advance her
sid % is predicted Of tine approach
of blk export trade Tor European
countries
Much secrecy has beca observed 10
the letting of contracts in this coun-
Iy for SUPPLIES for me armies In Eu-
rope 10 has been definitely learned,
however that the governments
which have been compelled TO call
uu this country for supplies are md,u
uiring purchasing commissions w
mis- country The members OF the
commissions are citizens OF the coun-
tries which they represent Tho com
missions DO NOT act directly, 10 Is AN
dDFtood. with thc manufacturer IN
e'aad they appoint broker I'm var.
inu parts of the country 40 close
contracts for them The brokers are
lu ihr manufacturing centres
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-01
MOTOR CAR SALES
SHOW PROSPERITY.
HIuSON COMPANY SHIpplNt
or AVERAGE Oi on
llt NIi,ED PEE LAY.

bUr.r4 Oh, week caIing september
t.tth tn, Hudson Motor Car CumpduF
Uu.lt aud shipped cNatDly Sis hundred
cars Th. Has an average of lu q
one hundred per day TOR the Sis Wor.,
lag day
None of tHr men worked ovprtim
There was no rush and no attempt
90 making % record lt wa just the
normal regular output
ThcTcoord for August. which W.
over seventeen hundred cars. promo.
es 10 be- smashed lu September The
factory plans to ship from tweui
seven hundred tu three thousand
car before October first
This tremendous output i uoor..
STATED by the Hood of orders WnI,I
bias poured into the factory boz au uH.
ccasinE stream since the lHll model
was announced Two months ago AND
still there are 'housaud. off un He'd
order. boz dealer hands
vs. q Gro.ud ckc tine local Uul
son distributor. characterized ,I.
b. almost .ilu Oh. fHo confidence OF
rho American pu... boo lue stability n
prosperity Their" .reHe uu disp4
ton ou the parJ Ut ans buyers 10 Do
come pan..ky over NHr .uUditaus
Thing NOV" along 3D.. serenity aa
though 'ue entire world Wa. 1t peace.
This inolus uf .p.Hfi, grow. moro
marked dgE Dos Ga.
Mr. ar1'uHfDkc Ha '.. largest
automobile ...Ib| af iHr Farmland
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-01

Y IUrNN- I'D SOUT ~ \
three days ecnteuu.as ce 1~gf'lr
was u-lcrod iu here TODAY cou-
womoration of the crec'i0. Oft &c.
Edwards near hor, during .uo see
ond war with Great Hrita The
chief feature OF the celehra 1u viii
be- tho dedication of umo.J
marking The site of the old Hrhadr
Prominent speakers from .'Iiuoi#
Iowa and Missouri are to tHsr part
loo the programme Fort Edward.
was built by Cen Iachar Tor 10
1914. and for Ton year. 'u.tot
States troops were Quarp-a. there
The monument. .'andue .Ht ."aI
ir height. is located oH f east
tIuif. "a. tho Nis. -sippi
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-01

|...NHt N. Sept
Na |a'r uuutI se.... a,
tomorrow and aII onfu. ..
f.a middle u uer,far I..
.a pr. ...f. Toto CO.. .rr 1000 PHI.
.a good uI hundf oi .H.H.r
aIa .eII... '1r Tho wC.u.. OBJ. t..
State .ars tho w. iHu. I. "o..
I.nurf.. Tho cuUr. .
rainfall r Maine o.. .uu".r .n.
$3.50 furnishes tho rr oars Hu'
'.r .fh.r. brirf uflU.. ..- '.
."rf.r I.n wood. uu.. IHf. ..
n Stan. Ur. uou tr. fl.HI
fnu H. 'Hr .ue. H.I 5000 Hu.
u- ar. .Ifh dan o' esp.H.
.r'. r WerF nrgl ~ camp nr.
NYfHfH landing mr0sf. fH.I
H..s I... made TO- l' I.I and
uD..s population % frI.. -.... q.
railroad rom Bang p"u'.'sd t..
'.sf #I... mes ext ma tr '.0 o.
madam .us this s still .1.. o..
r0raiuE f1 the M reliable e.
mates. ore.Iifth of thf ...r .H
i.r country Thh due fhf
.rl. aH hich bee| ..IHf.
'I afII I'D an OF warden
can enforce rem
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-01
Enrl Rnhert. q, Ncnr. on

LONDON Sept 800 Field Mar
hal Elr. Roberts OF KaudGhar
Pretoria aud Waterford former COM
handkerchief of the British arr
N.Y. received congratulations today
300 hI. D.ehty-sccold birthday ami
frrar Earl Roberts wa born ln
India iU 1892 and entered the army
W as Year, oI ace Following his
success n the South African cam
Ia.gn he was made commanders
chief Boz 1900 and continued a, such
until 1909
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-01

TUBE uAiUt- Ore sept
This s entertaining IUr -.r
DAYS o. annual invention . ..r
Woma Christian Hempcrau,
ion Oh. oregon A large alton r.s
of ie.. les and ar attactss .rY-
cram of a.|r. .rs report "a
social feature. combine f0 s
f1u lf ono %. fhe most .....
fui Goa. Htiors ever held ht fH. .r.
Plantation .u tn state
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-01
l-Ilnch l.ellL. sntI.lncnn

PARIS Sept aU-An o.gcnl
communication tonight say The
general situation is satsau0rl
ln'fc BIAS been uo change cot 700 a.-
count 900 iho front except ouM OF.
OBJ" Woofr0 whore We have u.lgp
"d SIo'uompt AND udyouceu .. ..f
%. ilr .lopc oI Eupl de Mad
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-01
lM[H|CaSl[AGuE
STANDING az n ms


chicago d. Clot. nd
Detroit %. ST. Lois .
Philadelphia 3. .Ishiu f.u
Ohio. postponed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-01
THE ORIENTAL HOTEL

The ideal family hotel IN
Amarillo Has been refurnlsh-
cd and g. now undergoing
thorough 0verhaul.ug. paint
ing, paperiug ami decorating.
las humorous outside rooms.
attractive ladies parlcr. am
pie ro-chcs. aud lawns. an
uyitiuc place .or high class
patronage so Objectionable
people allowed under any cir
rumsiluCes. ! believe Amar-
500 viii appreciate and pat
ron.ze such hosiery @ place
FOR your wife. sister or mother
Rooms in suite, Uith0r with
out board. European, ~ per
week up. American. hoard
Hud room. 81 per week and
up. Meal tickets, - meals,
Tor 81. Bc-t tchlc In the city.
GIVE u trial.
p. A. STEWART. Manager
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-01

Or. +. A Johnston has moved me-
office 10 rooms ana 4 Iurto't
building adjoining telephone build
ing. root,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-01
NEW WORLDS RACING
ESTABLISHED YESTERDAY


Nv Associated Ir~ss
COLrMBrS. Ohio Sept go Oi.
rectum J. the New York pac"r This
afternoon gave William the first de-
feat the Indiana four-ycar-Olf.
ha suffered Bon his racIuc career of
80 year.. pacing the fir mite iu
l.5S. the second iu GOO The tim.
Ilm, of the first ne1t was the fastest
oyer paced Boo competition and c.-
'HhlI-hD. uru world record
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-01

Kansas CTS GO IiigU.u.
.H.. af chico
i'l'fuu-. 40 BrUr yu
HI|f.I.rsH ai zen lU
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-01

Detroit ~ 81 Itis
Philadelphia g' 1rhiu fu
Nr York ui nUfuu
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-01

Nll Elks who have proms cd ears
to meet the Grand Lodge officer
n~o requested tp be af The home 1t
% 600 without Bil All mcmoe-.
who attend the dinner win meet at
Oh. home 100 % m sharp
HIGH IS WHTCONB. B. *.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-01
AUSTIN PLAN To
SURPASS RECORD
TEXAS ATHLETES WE'RE WIN.
NERs N COMPETITION WITH
THE SOUTHWEST

AUSTIN Texas. Sept so The
State University 40 Austin viii no
doubt surpass It's wonderful athletic
record OF last year during the COM
ing session Tho Texas raised aih-
letes are winners Boo competition
with the boys of the Southern and
southwestern States Last year
the University teams won the Stale
championship BOO football. baseball
track Das keiball. soccer and Wresf-
Inns
Very fos losses we're suffered 600
the ranks OF the various teams this
year The football team has twelve
former Varsity players and @ host Of
scrubs and asp.rguts from the
pr parat0ry schools The schedule
calls for games with many of the
state teams and with Oklahoma
Haskell Indians. Mississippi. and
Wabash Coach AIlerdice has agaiI
been retained Co piio, the eleven
ln baseball what few losses we're
suffered viii be- easily taken care oi
by the large squad which Ihe fctar
au coach Billy D.sch Aa developed
This team last year made the won
derlu record oi winning tHeui.
three straight game.
Track and basketball have rocpiy-
ed much new material upon the OPP
ealing al school The Texas track
team has not been defeated 100 three
year. Considered from every View
H...# ~ /. f... o. 90
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-01

Happiness has way OF lowering
rear those whose hrsi wish Is TO mako
1.lD happy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-01

Opening OF the intercollegiate
football season in the West
Annual Montclair Horse Show lt
NuutcIair Is a.
Joe NandOt VS. Joe River DO
rounds lt NDV Orleans
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-01

Or sutherland O.. nor moved N'
Office. NlI over Mona rauk .f
Commerce I'M and d &c.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-01

WNgulNCTON u g.. Sent eco -
W.et T'Ea Fair Thursday and
Friday
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-01

rrCnElo,rhsr srNL SUNDAY.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-01

AZ Ann llurAor Michigan 1S. uc
pHHH
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-01
FEDERAL league


.... IudiaIDoH
f.r BRO 81
H.ff...T.. s 800 Ilu pa.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-01

naiig News Want Ads must 30
accompanied by the cash.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-18

~ Wlouatm um 500 @&uipasn @}arl pcrHc5rt,
iuo oc @olooeditRg oes glotcuumlms Der gaHf oie
acicehd minoetcns cili Iriitel icn mB, lit oaourG
sui masid6r ole 9aIite gehcgcn Su anoercn &orter:
38 70 Rro5ent Goooedima III nur criorocrlit ober
iabeSu 30 Rro5e1t III borbau0cn Ser geridt oer
Sporbani oon @mersoori 5eigt Die critauHlide Sbat'
iabe oaB bic 2pareinlaaeu oeieg eaaf iid in 1914
troe ocs &rie9es lu 100000 @lart permcbrt baben
@c goa3 oi0@s 0agcgcu oas @ilo, wcltes bic Gi-
iou3aac in 6gaaireiH betet Gas Wloratornun 5u
Neld)cn Iuaiblauo bcim gNs6uib oes Sricges luo
cAd ieitber adi 3 grcicn brudie III geiern auT peI
tere 3me Mouate uerlaugeri uor0cH 0ie eoloreerne
0cr @anf BON 5rmfred iii pom snbeaina ocs arieaes
on iiationar gebcbcl wdbreno fer giotenunlaul Der
@auf INN 3la Wli0iarOcn Srarcs erb0bt woroeH it,
guacdta folder S9aiiadlen riuB cs ieocm @laim
nit selnosm McahaDcriiooc liar mcroeH oaB oer
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rdtcn nniB ais 0aitidail0 imo Dob, mc1n Gn0lano
lidt iu Stoa6c icin miro 5ranirei6 nntcr Die Armc
5 grciien ooer 0os nuttrae" glncrita lid nic9t Ger
Eran3oicn onnmmt imo aus uSieba ir Die 8tc Sad9c:
sic 9crnid)hma 0es Nilitorisnius" CID groBc linau
3clc Gpier britat 5ranfreit tyot oes A6tommcns,
oaB fctc Dloht 6es 1reuertanOes ieparoten 6rieSen
IGHcBcr Cart Iaaae 0or 1adiaIauo n 6rieocr bitten
muD-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-18

IetiAlcao leeca nl9t luc5r oie
Iummeu pcu i-iBcf. bic iib nialt
Bcnu9 t5an ioaaicn BON ca8lii1ca
@i9enihaitca mou@es bci iid aui5us
neDmeH mo iid ocmit 3r 6riilicn.
GuaJiiher sport iit s. 9. gum reinca
@eItSport geworOe lllb oeut
ihes Spiel lno sport iit mlf Dem
99ege, leoialid ocs Aettile9es bal5er
bctrieben 3u iOey0cn
Su 3ulinit warocn eagliidc llll.
iiitea mo mnagelbate &orbiloct
feine @eltung mebr in Gcutidlone
beiiben unO es 5ebt Jest idon loie
ans oeuti@eu 9riein 5u entnebmeT
iit; v@r iigt tn6 triigt ME Elm 6 81
lGn0cr."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-18

IaS Nel0becr 9hlBlnn0s Ut dpn 70 le0r 5naMlel'
6cIdmojer oal mie os 9lou gencoet utro aHt &al
Gsn bcs cricn Npige6ots per Icidlspcbr (sanolnunV
cntbernfen wcr0e uuhteu I'M Bic sidcn ailsiltlel
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rgsoicait enbcriien rnr0cn Ins 5weItc augebot oer
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laualhen Icr ruiide @lo5mad3nnsSplar beabltd7
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ici renn fdh Sic 9lutbmcn0iafcii tn5u er9cbel loe
Ios eritc gluiac6oi Scr lcidSwc5r tonH mi ea!'irl
90 Observation-Disclosures iclcl oa5a toumei nod) cum
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elie0ert iid IN suu uaucrc5gisaecn icoe 81 at1t sd'
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prir5ataiupn Die &opfiiGrfc ron ndt &alic.l oer
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SCI pro3eutiab scr Nbgangc irolg. observation-disclosures
bier u6t bcsuu iit eo orlten ieooH alt aiie "fl9
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Maior Nlorubi laBi d3 nitt taribcr aus, welten
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ldien t0 6errcidiidc Screen gcac1iber ipctcr udis
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-18
SnAeefaNf

Mm i5 Ncscmbcr Yr'oget SGnQagan Ng.
1000 9rceara. siycbc 1i Suarc dlt
Mm iG Icsenecr Gou1 NN Tedrrt, PIT. 03l.
EIo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sa ei0Nre 0li.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-18

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WdrGu ocS &ienl tancfrnue .Jcrlpditetc.
Matttuore Nh. 10. G8cmbcr ~ 4.
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care of N.unro NDlnr e.ip Rgluer Sip Hnil
baltimore. Nio.". meroeg D!s A Hot 9ptmi
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ser iolgenoeu Ngiaci on ten Sioof caacipeio
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(Ntsf1 az 2Q)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-18

C5 nor0 om S. December ieil Naoiph ..
0u5ey ini llicr BON 80 Nntyer uHb 4 .llonn
.eu pelchicr coon con Fcier uno Wosl pnbet
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-18
7rritan sen IS. 0e5em6cT l9lI


81 ife6t nut nu bic SADIE Gcntidanbe auO Geiterreds
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hcn Iaaen 0ab icnc ais 2onoon Tars uno %etersbnra
faamcnoen @crdbic IcutiHlat6 n6 Gclcrrcif batten
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cine hal6e Nhlou ruiiiidlc sierutruppe oeoilea lo
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CliaB, III Gclglel ilo IN 9tot0ltWllefW ~e"ial'unO
tint nod me6r sic 0citidc 6oite bait ndt alein oe
rrthc 6otic III gamciierer euticrnna uon oen oeut'
idcn aiiien onoern bcorobi ioaar gnaano bombarout
enalifde &iiitcaidote nn0 ucricitt enel an Sade
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6eutidc Slotc bat Oe cnaliitc ocrnoBcn ~ Sdrcdtn
eceat oaf ie nid mc5r maat il oer yloroec berals.
oroerno oorsugc6en pit ic es tn gniana ees arieaG
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as itcbt gut I'M Die Seae Delii6laaos mo Deter
rcielluaarns ln0 cs uilr0c mob beer i'm brc Sade
nebeu Ser area uiroe ii iIr3cr |ct ju enoe ieln
steuu oas Nrf Der Scr taaia nibt npr iiir bea5te'
aeu 6eicte oaocrH a Sem @cuet entiprcd7ano banoee
wcnn cs ani6ortc Gnglofo u0 6ranfreidl nit @aI'
fc uo 4nnition iuio onitigcn aricgsnlatcral u per
traen pcn q boiiddlidlc nno ndt blo5 arBuc g2eIl
iratt rinbiclic
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@ditlmorr rs. GHsmbrr 1914.
9Mrcau Der @OsanolGrah 9nmmiifDn o.y Ginet
e}olitNnrf.


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rnidl ior nullhtue Section 20. Z ct ipe HSci
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eenienr eev Observation-Disclosures aa'peh
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ul0 @Gmitag, i9 Ncd. iNli, nNi OcnN VIZ
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vie 0onuait Ne13roe bcbdlt no ocS Meni
boz. irocrb cin oocr ale AEacbcle dnriidjn'
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Crarice Gnpiaro,
4uriiAcr
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luhn Na5eif,
icus 9rdNpcri ncs Oorigdi. geb5roc
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l]larn goieteridj.

IS uatu an a. CHcribcr 1911 rah ian
cetcr Qrarhei Wlnrr Glrtrln. nclicpic GOT
lin BON g1iHlam 2iccti0 Neurcnois nnn
5rfunoc fro p1Nidt clnRcl1ccu. pcr teero.
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6oiier Q,r. 260i, 41il.tae.,DtHue ans. 5cliMs
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0.rne fly ihr 1ccitubcu Gclelcn He.icruEg
cnf sew ,Qoneon Tari Sticotoie'.
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@oa 9erlu iomeu ociar Ia9e bic orabtlolen @lcl
DMnaen. oal 6cr Wolo6eiiauo Der Icnidcn Aeldspanl
st aiif 20i0 100000 0lort aeldcgcl ~ nio 0aB ole
rargAlapcn Der 5parhanI poH Silnefs0orf eMer
Moriiooi 9erlns y sl4 9}ilouen Nofi beiraael 9eael
tNO Miaioaa Nlari m Eclcmbcr 1913, mo ooB
eobes fl0 W1aiouen l}ori bon ben Spagegn 9cjogen
e,it0en. iip tie Ia Mrie9sauIeibe Bapiercn an5ne8u
1isic 3a0lcu pretm cine oeailidla @prade poA oer
atoRei Eaaustrah 1ahhlnnos Scr @olopprrath oer
g.pns6aui aai iid, eii 0en Arcasansprldgc ao wv
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Qlu sic 0anlen.

Die rlraiae gmuIe 10 Der eiabt.
lriere g,dH44luiien ictt efen. ,iuHae Damen,
melihg ne 1leincrmdneritnli uud neit neueiien
ser Seit hurm ben 9nimlub an hise 0loiiei
ryycihcn. unierrMt 9gorQenS. 9inDmlhaQe mo
Nbeno5. @eoreule Ginnoen Nn Nniic be-
eGnnene slreeiien i5nrsn uaureno ece lrer'
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g.utfunii lMriitllh cher miinol.m pei Dfl.
cHpere, Nr. 302, Neil' Enraiodn' SiraRt.
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qnnnort f6 1s;emor 1914.
9lreaa ocr 495nas,arali 9primNNqu orr l4tRpf
Mn5ri6e inr WlctctlG! IND SrucDlf Tprtlau
VI. apcr eaub ruo 8iec.
Qcrafnelie Ylrucbstc init BET Munhrin %rc
poiQl for 1uruilhiHp Gdnh rnn @care y tte
CcpcracC GDniuliitcnf. oorc'Nrt dit oehN4 Nrato
Of gnagoS OF baltimore sim. iveroe1 ols
9iliiipo6 ZEN 20 December 1918 nor Sot'
mliiuaS i'm Nlrcnu ocs SiloiiHeqilltaiols
Naihbdra gaiimosc. Aio., cutqcfcn 0cloHmcn
@pc3uiiainren iomcu an mo rodl NllS.
msN, ben l6. 5c;cmhcg 1914. eiil Sfltsn hl
Nurclu Der Nt3uqai1ral commit liqik > tuics
glr. eOt, ,.Nuer.can Suilci,i5", Caitlmrfc,
Wlo. CT dnNi wcroen
Gin rcelou6qicr 0hcd 0os VicicyS im Nc'
trace noa S200O0 oui cine -4lc1rinl ponle
quni" ne3onfu on Die 0rocr oea Dlcfors uno
Etnoirabe bon NolilWprc 3aplonr, ipir9 hli
icbcM guachoi ucrlauQt
Nbncimftic Crenlitnttni ID ill
COO NubitinB 90nlano
t20 NubuinB lcmo dcncr sam '-t
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ntfR ynrQfhdil itfncu uuo oic &crl@rileg oea
1tn6i Charters lscr 9Qniroiie crinucu
ric Grrirrii Nchir1c hcodli lid ena Nicdi
por, ir0eno cin aoer aus 9Inaepoie inFne5A'
Sni sluiiraae ccr Ngsua6ianaIG Gommililon.
Oearley @n1lanet
earrn ~ @rsrsrs
QeIiahsi cor i0 ENcniber 1911.
cpfn 0uberA
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