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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-04-10
yellow TRAIL" AIDS GOOD 4 h.
ROADS IN SOUTH DAKOTA

VIII Their something could not be done.
They called a meeting for a certain
day. Men at Aberdeen heard Of the
meeting and on the day set appeared.
The plan was threshed out and a good
road was decided upon. Business men
took hold and helped raise the need
ed funds, and Brown and Edmunds
counties contributed. Townships d.
verted their road taxes to this main
thoroughfare and success was assur-
ed.
Mobridge Joined Movement.
Word of what was ahead went
abroad. Mobridge, out on the Missouri
river heard of the plan and could
not see why the road could not be
extended westward, connecting the
Jim and the Missouri rivers. An
automobile trip from Aberdeen to
Mobridge was planned and put
through the. people from Aberdeen,
Ipswich, and other places along the
route becoming the guests of the Mo
bridge people who proved generous
hosts.
Then Lennon Came IN.
Next Lennon, out where the Mil
waukee road makes a final jump from
South Dakota over into North Dakota
wanted to be connected up. 1t was
here that the idea Of a trail from the
twin cities to Yellowstone park took
definite form. AS a result of the meet
ing held at Lennon, the Twin Cities,
Aberdeen, and Yellowstone Park
Trail association came into being.
The work of organization then be-
gan all along The line. There we're
subordinate organizations for the
several states, for counties, townships
and for towns and cities. There is
now scarcely a mile along the whole
route that has not been brought un-
der some auxiliary associations SUI
pervision. ~
Following the work of organization
came the work of road building. 1t is
astonishing what has actually been
accomplished in less than two years.
The figures given in the foregoing
convey some idea, but not much. And
work is by no means at a s%tandstilI.
1t is being pushed with vigor every
where.
$4,000 for a Bridge.
One OF the big problems ahead is
the grading of the. trail through the
Standing Rock Indian agency in
South Dakota and the building of a
bridge over the Little Missouri river
at Marmarth in North Dakota. This
will Gale for an expenditure of not
less than 100000. The territory in
which these improvements must be
made is sparsely settled, so that the
taxes cannot provide for them. AS a
result the money must be raised by
substitution, and this is being done
now. Last year more than 100000
vas expended on the trail. This year,
says the president of the association,
J. w. Parmley of Ipswich, an even
greater amount will be spent.
A taste" Of the Trail.
The other day, after several days
Of rather wet weather, the writer
made the run from Ipswich to Aber.
deem with Mr.. Parmley, in an auto
mobile. No work had been done on
the road lor the spring yet, but tbs
track was remarkably smooth, much
smoother than mal1ys Of the streets
of the twin cities, and the run was
made in a little more than an hour,
:" N .-"r ..'.4.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-04-10
FINE FLORAL DISPLAY,

At great variety Of color and "a 'spe-
cial arrangement of beautiful plants
and cut flowers are to be see IN. Hos
kins' floral display this week. It is
doubtful if any city can boast Of a
prettier or more elaborate showtsin
flowers than it is the pleasure OF Bis.
Fmarck to enjoy right now. Easter
lilies. azalias. rhodcdendroms. spirea,
rambler roses. ferns, palms, prim-
roses hydrangeas and all manner Of
cut flowers are most plentiful and
artistically arranged, not only In the
windows but throughout the entire
store. In fact it is a regular flower
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-04-10
King Baggot and Leah Baird to-
night, in "Absinthe,' at the Bis
marck theater.-Adv. b
fRECklEFACE
Sun and Wind Bring Out Ugly Spots
-How to Remove Easily.

Sun and Wind Bring Out Ugly Spots
-How to Remove Easily.
Here's a chance, Miss Freckle-face,
to try a remedy for freckles with
the guarantee of a reliable dealer
that it will not cost you a penny I'M
less it removes the freckles; while,
if it does give you a clear complex
ion the expense is trifing.
Simply get an of othine-
double! strength--from any druggist,
and a few applications should show
you how easy it is to rid yourself
of the homely freckles and get a
beautiful complexion. Rarely is more
than one ounce needed for the worst
case. " at'1 ,,E| ~.
Be sure to ask the druggist for the
double strength othine, as this is the
prescription sold under the guaran~
tee of money back if it fails to re-
move freckles.-Adv. ~, d.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-04-10
ASSESSORS MET.

The assessors of Burleigh county
met at the court house yesterday,
and were given their books aud their
Instructions BY, the county auditor.
Judging from the appearance Of the
buncl. they didn't need any great
amount of instructions-as thay all
looked as though they had a pretty
thorough grasp Of the situation and
gave one the impression that they
knew full we'll how to discharge the
duties of the assessors office.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-04-10
PASSED THE EXAMS.

Many people in Bismarck will he
pleased to hear Of Miss Margaret
Hurd's success. Miss Hurd was, up
until a year ago, teacher of Latin
in the high school here, filling the
place for two years. Since then she
has passed an examination which en-
titles her to L Federal position as
Latin teacher. and she is 0 in New
York city, awaiting an appointment
to such a field. Miss Hurd is a niece
OF Miss Minnie Bronson. the Anti.
Suffragette National secretary. who
visited Bismarck this week. Miss Hurd
not only passed the examination, bu,
was the first On the list, receiving
the highest marks in this contest.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-04-10
HERE FROM "cANNoNeAuL.

Rev. A. Mac Beedc Of Cannon Ball
is in the city this week. He has re.
Gently been to Fargo in connection
with the work of, his. INDIAN Drama"
which play has ben taken up by the
Agricultural College and will be pre-.
seated on the campus of that institu.
ton on June J..
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-04-10
INTERESTED LAND BUYERS

D. T. Owens. tIe land man, has
returned from a three weeks trip
through Ohio land Indiana, where
he went for the purpose of interesting
the people of these states in the
splendid soil Of Burleigh and Mclean
counties. Hs says hen have a
bunch Of land buyers along here in
a few days-and that sounds good
to US.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-04-10
EARLY.

Customers should order their gro
.ceries and meats early, to catch the
wagons before they leave the store,
at $500, 10000 and 1900 mornings,
and 800 and. 500 in the afternoons,
with last delivery at 1900 on Satur.
days. Please get in your orders ear.
ly, as We cannot add extra expense
for more deliveries. Our five daily
deliveries will send up very quickly
everything ordered to get in the wag,
ops leaving the store as above. at
500, 10000 and 11:O0 a. IN, and $500
and 500 p. Ill. Help us to help you
in this way. Geo, Gussner's.-Adv.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-04-10
GONE TO

Albert Wall and family of Apple
Creek township, have left for Round.
up: Mont. near which place Mr.. Wall
has a claim, On which the family in
tends to reside indefinitely. : Albert
will return in a week Or SO, to per.
sonally superintead his farming op.
eratiols il Burleigh county.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-04-10
IMPROVING RAPIDLY.

Mr.. Ed Allensworth who. was oper.
ated upon at the Bismarck hospital
the first part of the week, is getting
along very. nicely, and his many
friends will be glad to learn that ne
will be able to be cut in the near fu-
ture. b
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-04-10
RETURNED TO BISMARCK.

Mrs. s. s. Clifford and children
have arrived in the city from Great
Falls, Mont and the Clitfords will
hereafter make Bismarck their home.
Mr.. Clifford having recently taken
charge of the Star restaurant.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-04-10
Millinery,

Mary Buchholz. in the old Commer-
cial Club building, on Third street.
is receiving many compliments Oh
her new millinery, especially concern
ing the popular prices she asks for
the clever creatiols.-Adv.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-04-10

garden, and thoughts Of summer surge
into ones mind while admiring these
3varigated3 plants aid flowers; for
beauty charms, and it surely is true
of this display. "A large sale has al.
ready been realized from this lot Of
Easter plants, and, b ySunday it is
doubtful if there will be any left. as
they are going out in a steady stream.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-04-10
City News
BIG DANCE APRIL Il

Thez,k sC.'s will give their annual
Easter ball at P%atterson's hall on Fri.
day evening, April II, and the affair
promises to be enc, of the big social
events of the season. a
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-04-10
uNEEnA. RlscAlT2,

We will sell Uleeda Biscuits Satur.
day, only, 6 packages for Is cents.
Watch our window. Union Mercantile
1Co.--Adv.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-24
Muber Strait

Sit porIaufig in Winne'
fota bas WeiuimaI.
2obngeies.
Ct. gauI, @iuu., 90. 9opember.
Ridter @atIin bonn Staats Siitritis.
gcribt bat Dos Gtaats Minirnal.& .&obn-
seies iiir periaihutsstpioris erfldrt
un6 Sas @eies lit ionit airBer Strait
eeiest, bis bas Sberbunoeseeriht,
an fpeIfes appellirt peroen rpirb, cen
6aIl entgiiltis entihieSen bat.
0ns @eiee ipurbe bonn Hihter fin
neriniiunpSnioris erflart neil 6
Legislative @eipalten an cine ernannte
aommiiiion iibertrdgt uno es oem
@utbiinfen Der aommiiiion iiberl1kt
gu beitimmen Oh elm WinimaIIo9n
eriItiren iolle.
Sic 9urhfiibrling BEG 0eietes, :"
iagte Der IifJter in ieiner Gntifei.
oung .!piir6e iebr Ieidlt Die Sslnnlora.
litdt iorbern falls Die ellten Sittell
BON ben Sobnen abf1ngig icin ioa.
len. Seleit Der Stant fam geieblid,
ui6t Die 0irnftionen eirres fsaIuiIien.
'dtess abesnebmeib ebe ni6t bic Re.
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Sterrstt Mpsnue ipo9nbaft, ipurbe an
Der Sterrett Ipenne unb @reenup
Strube BON spei Weselaserern anees
baIten unb I'm $500, ,feine>eanse
9aarIGdft. beraubt.
- gbefdeins: Sobn Dulipebe, 25,
unb Ilma y. Mo@ia, %. beibe BON
gopinstDn. .Sepbaniab 6. MuiIsr, 81,
unb Carrie SulliDan. 81. beibe bon
Mfi1ersport, .. emmett SobnIon,
"a, bon @alesti, g., unb Spa WelIG,
%, BON 4tbens. 8. SIioa Stopsr,
"a. BON Springfield, O., unb @ldnps
@rubp, %. bon Sadfon, .. SroD
Win6ell, %, bon Wt. pleaidnt, Srb.,
nnb 2uIu !Sarris, 80, bon Gpanspil,,
Snb.
- %. &. 9uit erldnete einen 9ou,
erldnbnibi6ein fir elm 8adiieinss.
baube an Der 9olman Strabe. Soften.
preis $4,000.
= Gin aufresenbes gbenteuer bate
seitern abenb SRI. 9race Sable, Die
mutterieelenallsin in einem .Sdus6en
an Der 9ateipell nnbe Der 9l6ten Str.,
ipobnt. Wdbrenb SRI. Gable aeitern
Ibenb nit Der 9ubereituna ibrcr
Ibenbmablseit beiddftiat ipar, flppfte
es on ibrer Sbiir unb als Tie Dffnete
1ab lie ii6 einem ni6t aeraoepertrdu=
enertpedenben Burden aeseniiber. Der
turaer 6anb bon ibr etipas III GiIen
perlanste. Sbr abipeiienber 9ei9eib
mahte auf ben Mann abTolut teinen
@inbrud. unb er brdngte ii9 einfa4
in Die Wobnung binein unb sins
birett bur6 bas 9orber5immer in
bic Siide. nit pem 9emerten, baB er
lid fdon ieIbf bslfen lperbe, sfrl.
Gable iprano buraufbin gum &iidens
heerb. ersriff ben 8odtopf, in ipsls
diem asrabe bic aartoffeln in iiebsns
benz Waiier fohten unb mari ben
Sopf nit ben aartoffeln uno bem
iiebenben DuiIer nuh bem Burden.
2eioer berfeblte bas WurfeeIdob iein
3iel. aber Der GinbriHgling bielt es
bennoh fir ratbIam, bag 6aus an
pertaiIen. Gr blieb ieboh brett ppr
bem .6auie iiebsn unb als sSrI. Gable
gum sseniter binausiab, bemertte iie,
tpie Der gurife pieber Miene mad)ie,
auriidautcrnmen. aura sntf9loiIen
holts iie ibren ReooIper unb oab sipei
Sdriifie auf ben 8uri6en ab. Die
erfte auael brana in sinem Dor benz
Saufe itebenoen Baum. ipdbrenb bte
stpeite auael mad fsrI. Gables @erz
tiheuna ben unfpilltommsnen 9ez
iu6er in ben linten Qrm trdf 70.
DaR er laut aufidreienb oaponlisf. |
9ur6 bas Smaller Der Sdiiiie lpur.
ben p.rfdiebene Rudbarn berbsieelodt,
aber bem llnbetannten qeIana es, DOR
lbrem Gintreffen au suttpii6en.
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.prenBiid~ areelpallot. @enn Die
GngI1nocr iageiL iie miiBten arisg
fiibren, nm oieie Meiie ~ befGmpien.
70 meiieH iie, bnf, iie bic @elt inb
'ih ielbit non 6em @eititreit nit ei-
mem goIf beireien m6d]ten, bas fid, i'm
Bette einer 70 meiiterboften serieas.
ted)nif beiifbet ipie oas beltIfe. es
bat iid big beiite nidt se5eigt, Dab eS
cine before ariegsfimit giebt, dls bic
6eiitide. SD Bin Solont- oas lit ein
Mort, 0as Der Delitidc germ anrpcr.
cef. GieiB unb Giegesgcpibbeit im
Grieoei llnermiibIidfeit un6 @ebor.
lam I'm ariege, unb ,rpar nif)t eix
bIiit6er @eboriam, ion6ern eit aroBcr
tlnrblidenoer @e6oriam, Der in beiH
@efiibl plr5eIt, oab Der Iicmjt fir
oas Mobl oes Gansen bic eioenjte oe.
bensaufDabe 1T - bas tit bic GueQe
Der Sclitihen ariessfinIt.
D. 8-f9lasHdbmts air&en.
Ra4bem Mitte Ditobsr bic ruIifde
aapelle IN Wissbabsn bei9Iagnubmt
iporbsn III. tDurbe isbt aud Siebortiee
englifhe airte BON Der bsutIGKn Mss
gisrnns init Befdias bslegt. Der ncdp
IN Witsbaben ipsiltnbe snsiif&t geiits
lido, iuurbe uufesiorbsrt, Elm Der1sid,s
nib tsr ~ bsr Air@s eefSslgsn Gts
stut aufluHsnfzh
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fnirff


9as ginereiien Der 8eppeIin.2uit.
id)iIic in bic Sample Der Seere III
pom ben @eglern bisber als b6ug be-
6eiltlugsIos lingeiieIlt iporoen. Sebi
ers1blt Die fran5oiiide Seitung PRO.
gres on 9or6" ieIbit, fpeldJ fiirht.
bare @c,palt cine Der bon Den Seppe.
linen geid,Ieuoerte 8ombe beiibt. ei.
mes yeadts eridjien Elm oeitides 2uft.
id)iif uiripeit oes Gertdens 9ottig.
mics, rs etipn 25 aiiorleier bon
aiIc eittferiit on Ser belgiid)en @ren5e
liegt. Grei gombcn lpiIroen aiif Elm
alleroiile5 BON oen Srlppe,l DerIaiie.
mes RiliiGrlager sesporfen. Sic fielen
in MIR 100 Wlcter Gntiernitng pon
einnnSer ,l Boben, iuo iie nit berar,
tigem Getoic crplooirten, bab man
ben Small nod in Dfoubair pernabm.
ssebe gcrlbe rib in ben 0o6en Gin
God BON fait 5pei Wletern Tiefe irao
ebenio grohc 9reite. ginseIneSpreng.
itiide purben am nnberen Mlorgen
nod 400 Dieter BON Der Grploiions.
iteIle cnticrnt gefuubeu.
Die GneIIe Der beutiden
ariegsfnnit.
Der 'bstannte idbpebiTfe G6rifts
iteller SEEMING bon Welfieot ifrei6t
W eiileiH slrtifeI: Uiir bic bisber be.
fannie nsftcrbafts Mrt, arieo sls iiib.
z rev bat usaa Gsxu ben 1LalibEsf,
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Gs fpirb ieboa 5ugesebsn, bub bic
9efansensn perfauIts aortOffeIn
erbielten.

2onbpn, 90. glop. - Die 3eis
tuns .Wlan6eiter Guardian" bebaup'
tet nit ge5us auf ben aratpau in bem
Seientiunslager auf Der Ssls Of Ran
am Derfluiienen 0ouneritas, fpobei
fiinf Gefansene eri6oFsn unb auDlf
peripunoet purbsn, bab .es ii9 nm
einen ipobliiberlesten SIu9tplan bans
belle. Wie bic 3situns perii1srt tpDlI.
ten bic 9efansenen aus Dem Eager
ausbre6en, iid in 8efib zines i'm 6as
fen lissenben Sabraeuge ieBsn unb auf
oemielben na1 einem neutralen Safen
gu entpif6en periufen.
Bon bsm SpsiieiaaI aug, in fpeIs
dem es gum 9raipal tam, lam man
bur9 bic anitobenbsn aiihenrGumIi9-
teiien mad Der eiH3igsn Stel. bes 2as
gers selansen, iuel9e ni6t bur6 Stas
d1elbrabt Derfperrt 1T unb bierpon
puBten bic in Der Slide befhdftisisn
gefangenen. qm Ulittrpod ipurbe
Don ben 8sfangensu Elm Sunseritreit
ins5sniert. Der in Elm. aunbsebuns
aeqen Gnsldnb ausortete. Dem Gous
Derneur sslans Is ialiebli6 bic Stub.
tpieber berSuitsIen, jebo9 srit na9bem
bic 9efunssneu bic enslii6e SIasss
beruntsrseloIt unb 5errifen batten.
Sum ardnau Tam IS am Scnners
flag unb bas Signal ipar bag Ser.
triimmern elmer 5enitsridsib. nit
eiHem Stubl. Die Gefanseuen ftr0ms
ten bann ftatt na6 ben Qussangss
thiiren bes SaaIss fdmmtIib mad bem
Giugans aur aiid.. Tisie 1biiren
purben DON nur I.hs SpIbuter Be.
pntt. seseH bi. 26OO G.fausene ans
itiirmtsn. Die Ssfanseuen Iisb.n jss
bod, IobaIb bic GaIpe auf iie absss..
ben pOrben, Don psitsr.n glnsrtffsu
ab.
Der aorreiponbent beg rMunhefter
Guardian" lit Der aniiat, bab bic
@sfaneenen Der aniidt nureu, baB es
linen eeIinaen tpiirbe fid1 geniieenb
Maffen su ii6ern, Inn bic Wafen sus
riidbalten gu t0nnen, Biz bic Wotros
fen Elm Boot i'm 9af.n sur gbfa5rt
bereit hatteu.
Ser arst bes 2as.rs bebauptet,
oob bic @srpfleguns uollauf seniisenb
mar, aber er eub gu. bab cine aubung
aartoffsln p.rfault fpar unb baB cine
Reibe Der 3elte 70 unbidt tparcn,
oas Der Ressn burhledi.. Inter ben
befinben iid audi Di.I.
prhlbabenbe 2euie, tpeI6e bas Re6t
31ben i'd, ielbft fir ibr eissnes g.lb
IL bet0itisen unb iie eTen Sable b'bote
fpas natiirIih bi. Wib. |
timmuna inter ben Winberbegiiterten |
Ioh permebrt.
Die 3dh Der MaGen In bem Eager |
Il jstt p.ror5bert tporbm unb aub.rs
,em iperben in 3utunft bic Gsfanges |
len ritt mehr in Wsnssn in ben
5p.iiefaaI ssIafsH.
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y NeN%s TT.

Die 9te,uport Office fir Sas Gin.
einHatier @olfsbIutr befinbet iif in
Ro. 339 g)orf Strafe, geseniiber BEN
G.urtboufe, ruuielbft Wenisfeiten, gn.
sciaen Ii. {. 10. biz 10 llhr 45 9finu.
ten TbenSs eatgegengeuommen iper.
ben.
- Gin @eiud oeri9iebsner gisens
tbiimer DON Srunbftiiden, Irbeitsru
ETC.. oas pom aommiTGr RieIenberg
in be, Iesten SisuHa Der Stabtsaoms
riffGre einsersidt purbs, I'M mebr
Cars fir bic Sapton unb gell.pue
Ginie gu betommen, purbe aeitern in
@eseHpart Der Stabt apmmiiTdr.
befproden. - Getretdr GiIpa ha!
ben &pmnifdren peripro6en, mehr
Gars ipdbrenb Der s.fdGftisen Stuns
ben laufen au laifsn. Diefe 9lng.s
le8enbeit tpiro tpeiter befpro9en pers
ben. - Die Campbell Greet Goal
Gompanp erhielt ben aontratt fir
Sieferuna Der aO6len fir bic itGbtiz
i6en 9lnldsen.
- ssoiepb 6sbl, 81, Elm gngeiteIlter
Der Wiebemann's grauerei psrIdieb
in Der Wobnuna bon Wiuiam areis,
854 Brighton ctr.
= Map So!bsr DsrtIaste Ben
6Dlber auf G6eicbeiouns. Tas paar
ebeli6te am 8. Suli 1912 unb 6es
i6ulbist fie ibn beg 8erlaTens i'm
September 1913. sic perIanat aud
bas Re6t ibren Mdb6ennamen 2ucb
fiibren au biirfeu.
- Grunbeigsntbums usbertrds
gnnstn: 9lnna Sell Coffin an SO.
bannette @roefden Got On ber g.
Strabs, $1.0o. = SObunnette @roe.
i6en an Qfnna Coffin, aot an Der
Sranb IDe in 1T. Sbomas, 81. j
gBiIbelmind 9eiaer an @.ora Geiaer,
Got an Der Saplor 9tpe. in 8ellepue,
81. - Sol. 8. 9ullstt an Rubolpb
Telbman, 2Ot 30. 573 in Der 5ruIt.e
abbitiOn. 81.
= ghef4eine: sSobn piffenbarser,
q. nno SeIene 9antner, q. beioe DON
Odbton, 8. Charles 2eiienbaf, |
36, llnb aIiee sSlemming, go. teioe
Don Cincinnati. 8. -
= @eora S6aefer unb Spencer
5immons, Don Der Soutbsate Ctr,
purben tpesen Rlsinbiebitabls uuter
{ 500 giirsfhaft ben @robeeTtpos
.enen ii6errpieien.
- Cine $110o Sdaosneriostlaae
ION .. $. 9anbo gea.n 6. 70. Wulfs
anae tommt b.uts i'm gircuitseri4t
ur 9erbaubluns. Der aIdser Be-
)aupttt, bag 9elb duf gfsrberennen
'erloren gu ba6en.
= gountp anipalt Blaine w1c.
,auglin perlangte einen 8erbaftskfebl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-24
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-24

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-24

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-24
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