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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-03
Another Chiel Amang Us.

The latest of our distinguished Brit.
ish visitors to write book about us is
Dean Hannay George BirminghamO
His impressions of us and our country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-03
GOOD NOVELS ALL
A REMARKABLE NOVEL
BElLAMY

by ELlNOK MORDAJN ...
Author OF simpson" e,. Cloa. sj -
A remarkably brilliant story o. 2
born poSeur and chlrlltan VINO.
starting life as a mill-hald. make,
from his early infancy 4 religion u
the art of getting on.
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The John Lane Company is about TO
issue, in an edition of 800 copies, THE
Keats Letters. Papers and Other
Relics" reproduced in tifty-eight color
type facsimiles. the work is edited
and fully annotated r George c. Will
hanson, Ii. D., who contributes also
an account of the Keats portraits, with
fifteen reproductions There is fore
word by the late Theodore Watts-Dun-
ton and mother BY II. Buyton Forman.
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GAM BiER'S
ADVOCATE

Frontbpicce. Cloth. $50 ue,.
A young girls Sacrinee to 'rtt
her Stepmother's reputation Az
the extrication OF her lover ITO. .
imprisonment on a charge oil nv NV.
der through her courageous Ae'OA
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THE CHARMED LIFE or MISS AUSTIN.
by Samuel Slerwin. Forty Illustrations By
Il. VI. Crosby. l2mo, pp. SO. The Century
Company.
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THE OPEN ROAD.

THE CLEAN HEART. by \. :. NJ
Hutchinson. Froutispiece by r.. VI. eros
hy. l2mo. pr. i"'. Boston. Little.
Brown a. Go.
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The Prisoner of Zenda."

Henry Holt & Co. announce the Six-
tieth printing of Anthony Hopes "Prls-
oner of Zenda" and the twenty-fourth
edition of Rupert of Hentzau." 1t
thus appears that the original of the
tations.
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PLAYS. l;y John Galsworthy. The rug
tive .rhc pigeon. d" ''rho Mob" l2mo, pp
IS. SO. -. Charles Scribners sons
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1914-08-28

Cartse Wood has made splen-
did campaign for probate Judge
and will poll big vote in this Vi
cinity
T. FL. McDsrmort, blican
candidate for reelection as repre-
sentative in the legislature from
Ada county, made good during the
last session and will be nominated
and elected by big majority this
fall.
Probate Judge Dunbar has Just
returned from trip over this ju-
dicial district, and he finds it as
large as an eastern state. He tray
eled from Payette Lakes down to
the southern part OF Owyh bee coun.
ty. He finds the people very fav-
orable to his candidacy FIR district
judge, and be will no doubt get d
big vote.
AT meeting OF the Meridian
Rural High School board held on
Tuesday night, Miss Elizabeth
Balderson, Of Boise, was selected
as teacher of domestic aciance and
chemistry This completes the list
OF teachers. Miss Loder, the music
teacher, arrived from Palo Alto.
Cal, on Tuesday. School will start
at the same time as the grade
school. Monday, September 7th.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1914-08-28
Not Too Late TO REGISTER.

Following is section Of the
new registration Law that should
be noted:
ANY elector may be registered
in the county in which he resides,
ON THE DAY ON ANY ELECTION, be-
fore any Judge OF election in the
precinct in which he is qualified
to vote, in the same manner as be-
fore one of the registration officers
hereinbefore mentioned, but such
applicant must be identified and
vouched for by some freeholder in
suoh precinct"
The Idle Hour theatre offers q first
class attraction for Friday, August ~.
La Marsh Go. pleased good audience
at the Unique theatre in Nsmpa last
Monday evening and their line of enter
tainment was so good that Mr.. Howell
insisted on their playing Meridian on
the above date. Zelda Stewart does
child impersonating, La Marsh trio in
music, singing and dancing, novelty
quick change artists. Four reels OF pic.
lures in conjunction--a 2-hour show.
Admission loo and 20c. Saturday night
q new program OF pictures will be offered
at regular admission price of 10 cents.
Lucille Baird has returned from a
Wait to CALDWELL
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1914-08-28

The people of Ada county
have elected Chas. ID. Storey
as their representative in the
legislature several times by a
large majority. The general
opinion is that he will be Civ
en- a biz vote an a candidate
for a higher position, that of
Secretary of State. He 10
well qualified, both by natur-
al ability and experience
along this line of work.
Vote for Charles d. Storey
for Secretary of State.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1914-08-28
VOTE FOR WILSON.

James w. Wilson 10 the
republican candidate for
nomination as county COM
missioner for the Fret dis
trict. He has been a taxpay.
er in Ada Co. for &c years.
he has been in the bakery
business in the north end of
Boise for 20 years. He prom.
ises a careful management of
public fnnds. He 10 i'm every
way qualified for deposition
and should be nominated.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1914-08-28

Making q specially on one-coai
work for residence painting. See
Richardson--he will surprise you
on the price.
Adolph Schrieber, candidate fol
coroner, was looking after his in.
terests ia Meridian this week. He
will get good vote here.
James w. Wilson is a candidate
for county commissioner from the
First district, and should be NOM
mated by good large majority.
Judge Willis @. Bower has made
a good record as justice OF the
peace In Boise, and would make Q
splendid probate judge.
Gus Carlson 10 a candidate for
70 selection 40 county commissioner
from the second district. Give Mr.
Carlson your vote az be has made
good and has had the experience
nec essary tor effective service.
Vote for DIR. Reynolds for coun.
ty commissioner. He 10 competent
and trustworthy. He 10 a home
man. Let us look after the inter.
ests OF this end OF the county by
electing our own men to Office
Stephen Utter has no competitor
for the Office OF county auditor and
recorosr. He has made splendid
official, and the people will see
that be has a good vote at the
polls.
Raymond l.. Givens has made a
trst-class county attorney, has
been diligent, careful and trust
worthy, and deserves denomination
and election.
Il. 3. Riser, who 10 landown-
or, in this precinct, and much in
terested in the Meridian country,
has made splendid canvass for
the nomination of county attorney
and will get q big vote in this
neighborhood.
Assessor w. A. Kincaid will be
renominated and elected by big
majority, AZ he has "made good"
and the people will be glad TO at
test to this fact when they cast
their ballots next Tuesday.
Clarence Anderson, OF the Trac-
ton Co.. has made a vigorous can
vas for votes for the republican
nomination for sheriff, and will be
In the front rank when the votes
are counted.
Hon. M. s. Parker gave splen-
did exposition OF humane society
work at the Idle Hour theatre on
Monday evening, and his remarks
we're demonstrated by some color
cd slides, loaned by the Colorado
society. Miss Marie Irwin, score
tary, and Miss Margaret Roberts,
vice president, spoke of the history
of the Humane Society in Idaho.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1914-08-28


Mira. Charles Cox lie Ia Long Valley
this week, visiting relatives.
Rev. L@uscombe took some Of the Boy
Scouts to shaffer creek the beginning
Of the week.
For sale--A gentle family milk COW
Just fcesh. Also 6-months' -old heifer.
w. j. Luscombe, Methodist parsonage.
Mrs. Alice Frazier is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. J. l.. Lewis, at Cam
bridge.
3 A Progressive meeting was held Ia
Meridian Wednesday night. There
was . good crowd and considerable In
terest.
Ata meeting of the school board of
Meridian district No. 80, Wednesday
evening, j. E, Clark was selected as
janifor of the grade school, 10 take the
place Of Charles Pitcher. Mr.. Clark
Is an old soldier, worthy citizen and
viii do the work La good shape.
Dave Farmer, one of our neighbors,
liz Progressive candidate for repre-
sentative, and should get good vote.
He liz all right and would see that the
mining districts would get some good
roads, to get their producta TO market.
Governor John M. Haines has made
splendid campaign for denomination
and has presented the facts showing
that the states affairs have been look
cd after la good shape during the past
two years. Meridian people will give
him fine vote next Tuesday.
Charley Pickett has returned
from Cambridge. He gays the
grain, on account OF some late
frost. 10 short mp there this year.
One OF the beat campaigns that
hes been made 10 that OF Clyde
Summers, who aspires 10 be county
coroner: He viii get good vote
In Meridian.
John II. Whitlock, OF Meridian,
10 a democratic candidate for conn-
by commissioner from this dis
trict. He deserves the support OF
all the members Of his party in
this section.
Hon. Thomas ID. Catalan, one
Of the pioneers OF Boise, and q
leading attorney Hspires 10 Dc
county attorney. He would make
a Rrst-class official, and should get
good vote from the democrats.
Judge O. p. MCCARTHY should
be rs-nominated, az be has made
a record 10 DO proud OF. He will
be remembered faTorahly when
the people go 10 the polls next
Tuesday.
Walter q. Smstherman, ofSouth
Boiss, liz candidate for sheriff on
the democratic ticket, and TO judge
by reports will got q good vote
from the members of his party.
He 10 all right and will make a
competent official.
Harry 8. Kessler 10 The Progress
sive candidate for county attorney,
and q better man for the place
could not be found. III elected
hs will give the county good adj
ministration.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1914-08-28
CHARLES IRWIN
For Sheriff of Ada County

hereby announce myself a candidate for the nom
nation of sheriff of Ada county subject to the will of the
Democratic party at the coming primary election have
been life long Democrat spent the greater mart
Oh my NE In Boise City If nominated will make the
effort of life to be elected general election and
elected will give the taxpayers county the best
that is in Pedging enforcement and an
administration.-Adv. S
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1914-08-28

Trade at the Meridian COmmiSSaTy
Where you don't have to pay your
neighbours bad debts, and let US
figure on your bill. Its fun for
us, and it wont hurt you. Will
trade groceries for wheat.
s. A. WEBB.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1914-08-28

A social dance will be given at the
WoodAan hall on election night next
Tuesday, by Hcobler's 5-piece orches-
ira of Baker City, Or. If this dance
proves success regular weekly dances
will be given by this orchestra. Ad-
mission 75c. Ladies free.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1914-08-28
Cartee Wood
Candidate for Republican
Nomination for Probate
Judge.

Nominated and endorsed by
Grace ID. Shepherd, Boise.
c. @. Cavanah, Boise.
]. H. Richards, Boise.
Jess Hawley, Boise.
d. r. Neal, Boise.
Cynthia A. Mann, Boise.
Jessie M. Hodgin, Boise.
]. H. McGaath, Star.
w. r. Downey, Meridian.
w. s. Whitehead, Soldiers Home Pre-.
cinct.
Archibald D. Simpson, Eagle.
B. r. Hurst, Ustick.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1914-08-28
Meridian Methodist Church Notes /
Rev. w. ,. Lussombe. Pastor

1000 a. m. Sunday school.
HOO a. m. preaching service.
TOO p. m. Epworth League.
500 p. m. preaching.
At the evening service there will be
splendid music consisting of excerpts
from the holy City, being solo by Mr..
Oakes, and quartet by Mrs. Hunt, Mrs.
Pfaffle, Messrs Jess Hedges and Harold
Salisbury.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1914-08-28
MUST CHOOSE

The Weyerhauser Timber Trust rep
resented in the state senate.
The defeat OF Comm1 SIS ion form OF
government for Boise.
The rule Of the Boise commercial
Club In county politics.
Repeal OF all represent alive
measures such as the Initiative,
Referendum and Recall.
Striking a blow at Direct Primary
law
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1914-08-28
YOU, VOTER
Are YOU In favor OF

Then YOU should vote for the following candidates.:
FOR A. A.
ror representatives, W. N Sweet
M. N. 9
F. C. lin
W. NJ
Ada
of
OF snd as Will give the city
en the general laws Of the Reso1ut
Club, ~ July so, 1914,
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1914-08-28

Lucille Baird has returned from a
Wait to Caldwell.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1914-08-28

THEN YOU MUST VOTE CANDIDATES:
For state p. congdon M s psrSar
State E. S Lana J. D. Brown
E.
M T. H McDermott Wm. Goble
Marie +. E. H Maber
d.
0oroon Y. smith A.
Adv PEOPLE
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1914-08-28

Commt s1on Government for Boise
!. Rule by the people and not by the SPECIAL
INTERESTS.
Defeat of all Graft Measures in favor OF
BIG BUSINESS.
Rerpres tat1ve and Progressive Legi sla-
ton Of all kinds in favor Of the labor
Ing man, the farmer and the people and
the defeat OF all React tonary Leg1 s1att ion.
. The saving OF the state from spot1at1on
and graft.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-16

DE unb Die Mnlase elmer rbeiniidsfld'
mirden Staaaisuniperiitdt in Gent.
9lu1 an Der fatboliiden llniueriitdt tn
26fpen 5ollts in flImiider Sprahe iirls
terrihtet perben. go 1T in ben Isbtsn
sSabren bic fIGmifhe geipegung imret
itdrier su elmer stulturbepesuns se'
tporbsn, bic unaufbultiam anpnhs, N
ibrem Gnbrsiultat jebo9 NOD niht
p6nia su iiberbliden 1T.
BON ben in 8slgien ipobnenosH
OeutI6en lit bic fldmii6e gsipe9ung
tets unterftiibt iporcsu. Sbrs 3abl
betraat I'M 2iittid,'idem sur 3eit et
ipa 18O, 900, i'm @ebiet bes alien VIM
burg ettpa 10000. Dor etpd 10 Sab'
rem biloete I'D, Elm bsutfder BOLTS
perein, Der Eh bic Grbaltuns oss oslits
ihen sulturbeiises in 8elgisn, bic
Siderlns unb 9urdiebuns Der osiit.
iden Sprahe sur 4ufsabe gernadt
bat. gr sebt i'm Weisntli6en aitf Die
gemiibuneen bss Qiittider nnloeril'
tGtsprofeNors@. aurtb suriid. Weben
ibm tpartn bauptI1hli6 nod Geiitlis
de tbGtig. Melhs geoeutung ons oei,fs
I6e Stammesbsipubtisin nod heuts IN
geloieu bat, fam man dm belten aus
beu Worten srtsnnen, Die Der bofnbe'
toate 9roieiior ailrtb am IA. Cttober
1906 auf Der 9eriammlung Der
Geutidp p9eIaicr III gtplleen iprad)'
Or iaste: ,ggas i'd als Siinsltns er'
irdumt uno als Wdnn eritrebt babe.
Iebs i'd als @reis perDirili9t: bas
beutIfe gepubifein in nnIsrsn @aus
en- ertpaft. Das 1T meinss esbena
arSbt. Srsube!" aiitti8 abtr 1T, ipis
bsrsits erpGbnt, Der Sammelpuntt bic
ier Naturalization 8eitrebuns. lBir
ipollsu ale bpffsn, bab iie blrh ben
Sisg Der 0suti4en sinen anfldipuns
srfabrsu uno Td auf ibys SsitiHmuns
beIinnen tpiro.
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9ie 6 NJ 0 II itrationc III
1StaIieu, Die Oarauf abjieIen, ieneS
Qano benz Grciperbanoe 5udutll1relL
petoienen ielbItperitanoIih |cotj'
tllnn ober plr glallben nidt, baB lie
Die &egierung peralIaiien merOen,
ibr 9iin0niB init 3eutitIlano lIno
Oeiterreilb, has lie idon' jnm Gbeil
ourf ibre neutraIe SaItllng gebro'
den bat, p6GiI gil I0ien uno itr9 Den
sSeinoen OeutihIanos in Die slrme gu
Derfen. @ir aelangen gu 0ieler
9nIi6t ourd Die Sbatiafe, buB Die
glbneigung zines Sbeiles oes itallenl-
iten @olfes gegen StaIiens SiinonIB
iebr oIten Gatllms lit. Zen Sojia'
liiten mar bas 9inonib INNER gus
miOer, neil es nit Wonarten 9egen
bas republifaniIde 5ranfreif ge.
idIoiien lporoen unb SS5tulien in eine
MepubIif 3u uerlpan6elr, mar BON le'
her Der heibe @llni6 Der So5iaIIten.
Cine anoere Grlppe, neIfe Die begit.
terten aIoiien lino iogur StaatSlnnn'
ner einihIieBt, bat ,Staliens 9iinonIB
mobI nift betdnpft, aber itets ber'
poraeboben, rab oas 9aro nit ieinen
lanaqeItreften &iiIten lno ielnen por'
lteaenoen Snicin, 10 81 in8en, pDn Der
Gnaoe @nslaEos a6banglg iei, oas
jeoer5eit nit ieiner mahtigen SIotte
SStalien befrIesen f0nne. Sr95oem
bat bic Tegiertng on Dem @iinonlt
feItaebalten, neil iGr elm anoerer ure
triftiaerer 8rlmo pprItpebt llno oas
lit ba5 MiBtruilen gcgen Tranfreid
oas oifenflmOig oarnat itrebt, Cos
NlitteQqnoii6e Meer in etnen frdn}o'
iiiten Gee All perlpan0eIn mo be-
fanntIif nit ser gtnnerion nou Su'
mis- cine h0ie Stiunulng bcrpor8eri'
len hat Gic ;Slirft por GngIanO bat.
mic mir gIauben, Die Regicrlng Oer'
cnlabt, in Observation-Disclosures @eiie
cine neutrale Stel1ung eir3une6men
a6er mir glauten nidt, bab oieie lie
peronlaiien miro, eine iein6life Stel
lunq geger ieine @erbiinOeten cjn5i'
nebmen. 9as fGunte MIR oaun ge'
ihehen, nem Geitcrreif irgenoDie
hic 9lbiiht pcrrathen iolte, feline go
Ittior am abriatiftsn Weer 5umRa6s
theiIe S5taIiens al beieitigen. %
uber ooraussuieben lit, 6aB Die gte
gieu,ng Seiterreihs in ibrer fritz
| iben gaze nidlt Die 9ummbeit bege
ben tpirb. ourd irgenb cine Soanb
IitnQ SStaliens Dtibtrauen 5u crrcgen
| 10 Qlauben mir autl nidlt oub 6el
8eril6, oieies Dem GreioerbanS II
bic 9lrmc gu .yeiben, erioIg haber
tpiro.
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Ser6ferofnuns Gel !&auRes.
2icieIbs war ION einsm srOheH au'
brnna bcs gnblifnms beaIeitct.

Gic e,anfeItcu odben on Der
Main Strabe, Der IL. legeniiber, bic
BON Der bel,ti6en alulSldait nit Dor.
liebe auiaeiudIt iperben, iibten geileru
non cine gang beionoere attrattion
ans ynb bas miro aiid belte uno
nlorscn Der Saa ieiu. Iieie Gage iino
iiir Sie Serbiteroiinug beitimmt nno
nnIdbIif 6ieies Greisniiies lino
idmmtlidc Stcfircrfe nit neuen
gSaaren angeililt. bic allen an'oroc.
rlineen ben ertrauaganiciten lpie tc,
beiheioeniteu, eHtipreden. Gas &c.
pnrtcment iiir fertige aleioer uno tas
Yutmaaren. 9epartemeut iino NIT oen
berrIidiien 9ieilihopiunaen Der Oiobe
angeiiiqt. Iabri iino Die 4,reiie in
mdbigen @rensen aebaIten, cenn
S6anfes iinb Don ieher bemiibt gene.
len, Der enlljen gep5lferlmg 5ii bienen
imb nit,t ben meniaeu. nit ejlilds.
giitern seicgneten sluserIpdblteI.
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sSries.nssS Sd almei.u

@uf bi. Qnfrags bss SetrstGrs
9rnan an bic oerI6iebsnen MG6te,
ob lie 0eneist nGren, 9ermittlungss
9oriaIdge CUR geenbigung bes arie=
aes entsegen 5u nebmen, BAT 6rdnt.
reid nit Der grtldrung geantportet,
oas llnterbanbluugen ausgsidlOHsn
Teien, Biz bic Deutiden fran8OiiIden
unb RIgiIhsn goDsn gerdumt bdtten.
Bon 3eutI6lanb lit nod feline antz
iport erfolgt unb es lit taum bsntbor.
bab BON bort mebr uls eine bDfiide
@mpfangsbei6einisung bes Dor.
ftlaees fommen piro. Oeutihlanb
fat nt6t 3u ben Daffen geeriffen, Inn
elm SriegsIpiel gu peranitalten, fons
bern I'm geipiffe 3tele gu erreiden,
bur6 mel6e Oie Siferbeit bes Rsi6es
unb Gin oauernber Weltfrieben ges
pd6rleiitet perben ioll unb ss tit nit
8sItimmtbeit poraus5ufeben, bab bic
fctreifeuben Toroeruugen 9euti9s
lanbs feline 9eo4tung finbsn psrs
ben, Bis es einen enti4eibenosn sisg
errunqen bat.
Die gebingunsen, Die 9eutitlonb
itenen muB. srge6eu iia in eriter
9feibe aus ben l1ria6en Des &rieges
Rublanbs unpsrfenn6arc 4biidt, uuf
9runb ipslfer es ben arisg berbeiges
f;;6,4 h,4 nnr i'm prIfnu sine 10 :
berrifsnbe Gtellung gu erlangen,
lin an iein altes 3iel, na6 aonitons
tinopel al eelangen. DieIe plGne
t0nnen nur bur6 cine RepiIion Des
Qonboner @ertrases, ber ben galtan.
frieq beenbeie,l 5eriiOrt tperben. Der
pidtisfte She'll pieies 8srtrasss mar
Der orobe Waft5uDadS, Der Serbien
sutbeil gstporbkn 1T uno Der offenbar
5u bem 3psdA erfolate, Seiterreia
ben @eg nasb fem dsdiIhsn Msere su
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-16

titer, pie Der &ritiiirte befinben ii9
auf benz Solapese. Der &ries 1T bic
ssolae elmer langen Reibc BON Seob@
ad,tunoen unb Greisniiien, ipelte bds
oeutIhe Bolt iibsr5eugt baben, Dab es
auf feline Dtonomiide unb rationale
9ernittung abseieben lei unb psss
ipeaen sriff gang 0eutIhluno su ben
Waffen unb spar nit elmer Gnti9loi'
Ienbeii, tpie lie ielbit in jenem 2anbs,
bag Iton 10 pisIe tritii3e Sage bur9@
qemd6t bat, ungetp0bnIidh 1T. Gin
@plt, beFen 9lusenmert breiunbpisr'
ala Sabre lang oarauf qeridtet mar,
Eabriten, S6uleg, uniperiltdten,
giIenbabnen unb Sanbelsidtffe gu
bauen, iiberbdupt bic &iinite oes 6rtes
oens nit unperslsi9liter Sntenlitdt
sepflest bat, fonnte gu teiner 3eit opn
friegeriibem @eiIte erfiiat ssipeisH
isin, oenn triessluitise lationsn be-
fafen ii6 nidt nit fold ongeitrenSs
tenn Gifer NIT friebli6en Gufgaben.
9eraaiIer, ber fiinfunb5pun5ig Sabre
lana nit aller Sraft rieIe frieolitsn
9eItrebungsn sef0rbert bat, tOnnte
ebenfaus tein arissgmeni6 isin.
MAS in Deuti4Ianb aaiier unb Bolt,
reid unb arm gum ariege getrieben
bat. mar bas @epubtfsin, paB eine
tapfere @esenlpebr Die @erniatun9
Der beutI6en glatipn perhlnberH
miiiIe.
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Daft senommen. Der 5afibsfsbI mar
pon Snepb 9anbman bon glo. Also
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-16
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Cit 12. Str., anabs.