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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-20
TO PROTECT DOG OWNERS.
Personnel Of 4. X. 4. Committee IL
Aunounced--Dr.D DC Nund Active.

The committee appointed by the Aineri-
can Kennel Club to look after the inter-
ests Of dog owners SO that they shall not
be unduly annoyed by veSatious perse-
cu;ions and prosecutions in connection
with the circumstances Of the present
muzzling ordinance, or future bills or en-
actments of the Legislature, consists OF
Alison VI L.~dercr, John r. Collins. Daniel
p Rnchey. Theodore Oferman and DR..
John De Murd.
II was the proposal OF DR.. De Mund,
who Is president OF the Long Island Ken
mel Club that tho American Kennel Club
place $1,000 at a committees disposal. to
use such iesa, and other means as II
thought best 10 secure for dog owners
that which IL considered their due right
the protect on OF their property and the
general good conduct or management OF
all bench shows and dog matches In New
York
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-20

The associated specially dog clubs which
have their headquarters in Chicago. H.,
have decided that due to the inclement
weather always TO be expected at tho
latter part OF September. which has
caused in previous years great discom-
fort 20 both dogs and exhibitors, their
united SHOW this year will be held on
Friday, October .. instead OF on Sep
TENDER 20 The dogs will be benched
in the New Palais do Danse at the Bis
marck Garden. There will be classes for
Boston terriers colles, English bulldogs
and French bulldogs The Judges will be
Mrs. T.. 4. Dallen OF Boston. Mass, for
Bostons; D. Il. Gardner. Chicago collies :;
A. c. Madden, Chicago, for bulldogs, and
!. p. Wechselberg. Milwaukee. for French
bulldogs Premium lists may be OBJ
tanned from A. W. Gates. 80 North Dear
born street. Chicago. and entries will
close Oh Wednesday. September 80.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-20
PRAISE MANAGEMENT
OF SHOWS IN ENGLAND
British Know How Ia Handle
Events With Celebrity
and Despatch.

MIR and Mll. Dan Lynn OF Port Huron.
Mich, have returned from England by
way Of Canada They had difficulty in
getting berths on boat, but eventually
obtained passage on tho King Edward.
Mr.. Lynn. who has long maintained an
important kennel Of wire haired fox ter
r!ers. had been going the rounds or the
more important English dog SHOWS. Pro-
spective fixtures. however, recently were
postponed or abandoned because of the
war, 80 Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn resolved 70
start for home. Mr.. Lynn made some pur-
chases in wire hairs and OF these the
American public will hear and probably
see later on.
Mr. Lynn eaid that he was much I'M
pressed with the management OF English
shows Many of them were like n one day
circus-here to-day and sornew here else
tomorrow. The rings We're served by ca
perienced ring stewards who haG one class
waiting while the other was being judged
The decisions of the judge were at once
placed ON the notice board on tile side
of the ring where every one could see
them and Immediately acquaint himself
with tho whole OF the awards, Prize
cards were placed over the benches Of tho
| winning dogs as soon ~ the awards were
made and the same care was taken to
nut up the "highly commended" as the
| first prize cards.
The prices for dogs are falling and will
continue 10 fan as long as the war lasts,
and the bench shows IN England, Scotland.
Ireland and Wales are being curtailed or
altogether wiped OF the slate. Field trials
also will be In a worse way and the pros
poets OF fox hunting We're ne bad M bad
could be, the hunters being oommandeered,
masters, members and hunt servants
under arms and In some instances the
hounds destroyed. Nj. Lynn said that
ne had reached the other side somewhat
before the outbreak OF hostilitLes and
awaited himself of the opportunity OF see
| ing all Of the many good terriers on
the other side lie probably will exhibit
at the Danbury show.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-20
BULLDOG CLUBS TOGETHER,
Result II Much stronger Body Than
Either One Wns before.

The committee OF tho bulldog Club Of
America has been Increased from nine t.
twelve members. Tn.s Will give repre-
seutatiOn 20 the late Bulldog breeders As.
ISOLATION OF America. which now has
amalgamated with the older and ps rent
Institution. The trophies. cups and other
propert es of the two clubs are now pooled
and the members of the Bulldog Breeders
Association will pay their subscription
TO the new club at a pro rata charge, th'
two fiscal years OF the clubs ending on
different dates.
The Bulldog club Of America will he \
stronger than ever institution now, and
[ Is likely that an undue number o.
matches will not be held. especially nea
the time OF the clubs own show. II IS
thought that the smaller competitions IN
some wa Interfere with tho large and
general entries at the NOV" important
events
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-20

Tho largest Scottish terrier deal re-
Gently known IN America has just taken
place. Clarence Little. owner OF tho New
castle Kennels. Rroohline. Mass, having
purchased Claymore Commander. Clay
more Tackler. Closeourn Jean. Claymore
Magnetic and seven puppies from the
Closeburn Kennels. West Caldwell. " J.
Mr. Little has decided 10 keep on the
kennels OF his late father. who produced
many OF the best Scottish terriers OF his
day.
The Closeburn dogs were all IN first
class sh&pa and are ready for the ring at
any moment. Clay-norc Commander Is
nm imported dog and has been successful
his most notable win being at the l.. X. A.
show at Mineola in June. under Jack Hol-
gate. the professional English judge. who
gave Commander the chief Scottish terrier
dog award Of the show,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-20
American Dog Men in Europe.

II is reported in the Illustrated Kennel
NeWs OF London that among the promi-
nent Americans in Europe at the outbreak
of the war were Morris Kenney. the we'll
known owner OF the kinnelon Kennels Ct
summit, y. j.. and ". Prescott Wolcott.
another prominent man In the American
kennel world II il remarked further
that they We're glad 10 get quarters IN
tho steerage OF the Franconla Mr.. Kin
ney at the most recent show said he had
had a capital time ana his bronzed APP
peararce did not belle the statement. Mr.
kinney confines his attention to mastiffs
Old English sheepdogs and Great Danes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-20

Thomas Knowlton. tho well known Eng
fish field trial dog breaker and handler.
died recently In IA London hospital and
was buried az Aveley. Essex. close to
his home a. Sosth OclSenden. He was
a remarkable man with dogs and hawks
and was one OF the few English game
keepers practically acquainted with the
sport Of falconry. His last patron In tho
way OF gun dogs was an American, y. l..
McCready. and at field trials IN England
he won certificates OF merit for his en,-
ployer in 1910 and 1918 with orb and
Sachen. puppies running in the Derby
IN the nomination OF Mr.. McCresdy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-20
To show Air~daI-s In Chicago.

A large and important show OF Aire-
dale terriers will be held In the Hotel
sherman. Chicago, on Saturday. Octo-
her IL II will be the fifth annual event
OF the Western Airedale Club. most
successful society. Or, r. L. James viii
Judge and entry forms may be had from
the secretary. r. J. Woodward. Highland
Park, III. Chicago and Its neigh borhood
are particularly strong In Aredales,
several of the best Alredales in the world
being in tho kennels round and about
tho Windy Caty, II is expected that the
entries both In numbers and quality will
be larger than ever next month. A, W,
Gates superintelds the show
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-20

Al the meeting OF the Bulldog Club OF
America. G. G. HoptOn pointed out tina;
he thought Il would he n good plan 20
arrange a new section for bulldogs. be
tween 20 pounds and 80 pounds. The
miniatures therefore would have TO be
under 20 pounds. and the speaker con-
tended Il was hard for the IS pound dogs
to have 20 give such II 10; in weight to
bigger dogs. The chairman, President
John +. Collins. said that no doubt tho
bench show committee would give the
matter attention. and II appeared that the
secretary, with the consent OF the meet
Ing made a note to that effect
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-20

Entries for the great Danbury dog show,
quite the most popular event Of It's kind
close on Tuesday, September 20. James
Mortimer. superintendent, has placed the
rlilltgt possible premium list In the hands
OF exhibitors and upward ~ $4,000 is
offered II, cash prizes In the regular
CLASSES TAcsc schedules may zoe obtained
FROM MIR Mortimer, Hampstead, L. !,
'"hcr. Ia a long list OF Judges, and among
these are some Of the best known OF pro-
fcssiouals. Toe show to be held at Dan
bury on October T. $ ard 9 Is the thirty
FIRST annual ono. It Is given by tho Dan
hurry Agricultural society Al the grounds
and Il, connection with the spleRdldly at
tended fair in that town.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-20
win Judge at Southern Trials.

col ". r, Garth OF huntsville, Ala,
and Leon T.. Cheek ~ Nashville, Tenn,
will be the Judges At the sixth annual
trials Of the Southern Field Trial Club to
be held at Ietohatche. Ala, during the
week beginning December IA, Tho Derby
and the All Ago stakes will be run. the
guaranteed value OF each being $3.50, di-
vlded AZ follows Frs prize In each stake,
$500 second, $3.50 third, 800. The en-
tries close on November 1 to j. II,
Wallace, Jr, secretary, Montgomery. Ala.
There Is all abundance OF quail. Tho All
Age stake OF the Southern Club always
contains the names of many OF the best
POINTERS and ss:tcrs IN America, and
among sportsmen It is considered high
honor TO win In IT,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-20
New Workers Buy SeaIy ha ms.

More Sealyham terriers have been pur-
chased in England by New Workers
and have arrived here from the kennels
OF Dr. Ireland, Birkdale Baker 10 a
winner OF many prizes and has sired
several winners. He Is now the property
OF Mrs Schoormaker of this city, and
Mr. Twining has bought Bakers son.
Blrkdale Bred, said TO be smart light
weight and the winner OF first prizes on
the other side at Burton on Trent and
Newport. Mon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-20
wooam-re Meeting "wednesday.

Tho woodmere Kennel Club will hold
its monthly meeting on the evening OF
Wednesday, September %. al the Gre
gor!an Hotel. After the business there
will be a members match for French bull
dogs. There will be two classes. one each
for puppies under six months and puppies
over six months and under twelve months
No entry fee will be charged.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-20
TO Hold -Four Match Meetings.

In connection with the Long Island
Kennel Club, 1t Is snt!clpat ted that -four
match meetings will be held at the Hon.
man House, New York. the approximate
dates being November ~, 1914 January
c. March and May IL. 1915. At the
first meeting there will be competitions
for English bulldogs, French bulldogs
Pomeranfans. fox terriers. dachshunds and
other dogs in a miscellaneous division
All champions will be barred and adnlis'
sion is to be by invitation cards Already
special prizes and trophies have been Of
fercd, The match committee is made up
Of ". NJ, Jones, chairman: Alva Rosen-
berg, Harry Taylor. a. A. Rost, Wilbur
H. purcell, Arthur Herzfeld and James r.
Meade.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-20
Purchases amOus Pekin9ese.

IT Is reported from England that Mrs
Bradley Martin, Jr has purchased tho
small PeiSingesc bitch Ashton Moro Nan
Ty, from Mrs. Raymond Mallock, now
residing on the other side. but at one
time among the chief owners OF toy SPAN
iels on Long Island. Mrs. Martin shortly
returns to this country and will bring
Manly with her.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-20
$500
Texas show I'm October,

The Texas Kennel Club will hold its
tenth annual show at Dallas. Tex,
October &c TO rs. DR. George Clayton Of
Chicago, Ill, Is managing director. and
he is supported by such well known dog
owners as +, II. F'arwell OF Orange. Tex. (;
4. Self, Dallas and Dr. Engle, Cooper.
Tex James Mortimer OF Hampstead.
L. l., will make the awards. The hunting
and sporting dogs will be well cared FOR
In tho way OF classes Entries close on
Monday, october ~,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-20
Good Dogs Arrive From Englana.

As duly noted. MIR ana Mrs Alfred
belmont of WynneH wool, Pa. arrived FROM
England on the Olympic. Some dogs
were left behind az Liverpool, but have
now arrived safe and sound at the Leeds
kennels. This importation consists %
over forty dogs, among them 81 wire
haired fox terriers, scottish terriers. :
bull terriers. toy bull terrier bun
bitches, 2 Irish terriers There are thrc,
other wirehairs on their way over. Mr..
belmont said last night that his new dogs
we're all up to first class show form. and
he thinks he has the best toy bull terrier
that has been seen for a long time. In
describing it 20 THE Sun reporter he
enumerated the points OF an exceptional
specimen, and added that tho dog was
cropped.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-20

The Scottish terriers Abertay Jess and
Abertay Mist nave been sent by u. s.
Anderson Of dundee, scotland, to Otto
Standcr At his keunois on Long Island,
Mi Anderson Is 4 brother OF Dr. George
Anderson, well known as a keen admrer
and judge oc bulldogs in New York and
It's neighborhood.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-20
KENNEL
DIRECTORY
DACHsHUNDs.
sOpIN SHORE DhCnSWUMD KENNELS.

THE VERY BEST DAChSHuNDS; young and
grown stock always on hand:
'TiIY CELEBRATED CHAMPIONS Of THESE
KENNELS are AT STUD. They are ofaU the REQ
ognized colors.
THESE Kennels have rough coated dachshund as
We as smooth ones. They are All exceptionally
good as proven by their show winnin g and roo
ords al tie leading bench shows under specialist
and all-round Judges.
Apply Ms. A. HUNGEHfOHp' Ray Snoro Long
Island, n. Y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-20
May Form Bulldog Club In West.

II IL proposed 20 establish a new bull
dog club in Chicago IL probably will
he known az the Chicago Bulldog club.
Another society Is likely to be named the
Western Bulldog Club. Such an organiza-
ton mas for some time been promised for
tho middle West.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-20
ENGLISH BULLDOGS.

champion Deodora Monarch at stud Pup
pies for aaIe. Robert Lobbsn, 36s Ridge.
wood Ave, Newark. N. J.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-20
BULL TERRIERS.

Bull Terrier puppies for sale. The srandeSt
Young stock. by champion bloomsbury Ridge
inoG Fine chance to procure future winners IN
this grand breed. Best companions, guards.
under any circumstances VIM. LIVEsEY.
Caldwell, N. J.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-20

pRIZg.wINNING pACHsHUNDs. brcd q,
Rosr mont Kennels II Int rested write for quota
tions. RoSEMONT KENNELS. 2N 8. Prom,
Street. PhllAde lphia.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-20
BOSTON TERRIERs.

Dsseoa TerYters, house raised srewn and
ysune stock, pedigrsed and registered. for
sale. Orange Blossom Kennels. 1t3 Summer
Ave, Newark. N. J.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-20
JAPANESE sPANIELs.
ENGLISH TOY sPANIEIS.

FOR SALIs.-Al household stan ha Wing volun-
tocred for the WAR Tho HON MRS. LYTTON.
Crabbct park, Poundhil Crawlev, Sussex, Eng
land. Is brcakin UP her splendid celebrated Ken
mel OF Toy Spane's. First prize winners and
cham pions for IMMEDIATE SALE. Any
rca sonablo oSer accepted. Don miss chance OF
lifetime for securing leading I'm glish dogs far
below value. Loyeiiest In tho world. cable
LNTTON. Pounlhill. Englsnd.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-20

Great Dance German BoaShssnds. Two
OF the leading Great Danes In America Al
the public stud. Magnificent specimena with
prise winning vecoEds. Inquire CHARLrS
LUDWIG. b6S Third ave. New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-20
BLENHEIM sPANIELs.


Bienhein Spaniels 4 Pekinsese for sale
Kennels. 1874 Nottinghs Rd., Bkn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-20
IRISH TERRIERS.

AT STuD--The Great Irish Terrier Bling
lev PADDY; great winner and sire; fee cas- 90.
ALEX NELSON. AZ Fingerbosrd Road Rose
bank, q. !.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-20

Eapites Giiis Y. erbielt ser apoltoli-
i6c Gelegat, Wfgr. 9on5ano, beute
I'M Z 80 llbr friib, ais er geraoe III
ser 9apelle Der Delegations Die Meiie
las. Sic fam BON &aroinal Nerrp
Gel Sal, Dem papItli6en Stoots-
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friib in Hom aufgegeben uno lalitete:
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cine geltern nm 1928 llbr aben0s
in &om oufgegebene Gepeife oes
&atifans eingetroffeil, in Der es
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9(u9enblid iterben."
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ocsnad)rift eri6iittert.
Gs beiBt. bier. buB bic aaroindlc
Gibbons rno S'Gonnea fallm Dem
aonflape, in Dem Der neue TapIt 9e+
mGhIt nerben miro, bcitpnbnen mer-
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,ucifellos bcreits auf Ser SSabrt nafl
Honi.
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lit i'm llnllauf, oab Srnncis 3apier
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Wfitternodt geitorben lit. @s NOR urt-
mogli6. einc offi5iclle @eit0tigung
ser Nahriht ill erhnlten
9oubon, 90. slug. Cine 0epe.
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cis }apicr @ern3 beiite morgen fuit
5ur ielbcn 3eit nie Der 9sapIt IN
&om itarb.
lin 1870 llbr pm. puroe beitte
in Der @eitnliniter &atbeOrale cine
5otenmeiie fiir 9Snplt Tius geleien.
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Dem 5oOe Oes Hnpltes reiite beitte
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aebt, naf)oent er morgen 3mefs Iuf'
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ioa am I. September in 9teapel ein-
treffen.
Spring safe. g. s. 20.
sluq. 9oroinal 2Sanes Gibbons bon
Baltimore, Ser bier ais Snit bon
Nfortin Wtoloncp tpeilt. mar bon Der
9sa6ri6t iiber ben 5ob oes Tapites
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-20
Midlisans aartuffeln scimmb.

Gait 2nniing. Mid., 20.
Slug. Reeierrngsrnt EroieIior Gr.
Gito glppel tom TathoIogiIdcn pSn-
Ititlt in 0ahlcm. nahe Berlin, Die
6e6cutcnbitc 9llitoritot nlli benz (Sc-
biete BON aartoficlfrnnfheitcn, but
crflGrt. bob bic Ytidiaancr aortoi'
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been0cte fiirsIid cine SSnipeftion Der
@artoffel Iiitrifte III un6 I'M Sent
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9(ppcl lit IiteIieo elmer 0riippe BON
Sahnerit6nbiaen. melde pom Bun.
Deg 9lfcrbmu Gcpartcnlellt aiis-
geianbt prrben. nm aartoifclfronf-
heiten 81 itibieren.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-20
9lnsidiife fiir ariegsriii=
fO=SiQs.
$5,000,000 snr @eriidernng BON
SdDiffem nnter amerif. &esiiter. =

@aibington 90. gIue. Sic
bon Ser 9lontil1iltrotion unteritiistc
@orlage fiir 9riegs 9iiiifos tpurbe
belite in beioen SGuiern oes Son.
greiies nad flir3en 8erboren in BEN
9lusi6iiiien giiritig eirtberidtet. Die
@ia perlanlt cine 9etpiligung BON
S., 100000, aus ncI6er Sumrne bic
&c9icrung Die Sf)iffe omerifanii9en
9ie9iiters perfi6ern min, Die rp1brenb
bes eltrop6ii6en &rieges @nren nah
europa bringen.
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les iettc 6cute oie @rtpdgitng bon
%orIagcn fort, bie oe1 3fped Derfol-
gen 9fcgieriingsidiffe in ben Son-
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0orIoge sur 9iegulieriing BON @oi-
icrfrGftcn picber altfgenommen
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nebmen min.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-20
Sransoien nnS griten finOen in
Spanicm tnnbe Gbren.

9onoon, 20. gliig. Der 3ei.
tiing grpreB miro aus Snag se-
melbet: rSapons l1ltimntiin1 gab
bier 9nlnB 5lI @rtpdgungen, Oh cine
@eiabr fir Die boadnbii6en &o-
lonien beItcbe, ipenn es 5u elmer sluf-
teilrng Der oiiatiiden 9eiisitngen
fGne."
Ter Iuilonber 9orreiponoent oes
Chronicle meloet, oab Die montene-
ariniiden Sruppen OILS elm glrmee-
forps in Die ierbii6e 9lrmee oufge-
nonlmen ipurben. Sic iino bel Gre.
binie in Die Sersegopina einge-
orungen. Die olbanii6en SSSniur-
genten mnrihieren raid oorports.
sic hoben Siero befest uno 5ieben
MN iiiolih BON 9plono gegen BEN
Golf BON 9lplona om Ioriotii6en
Steer.
Yaris, 20. %ns. $6ier erbGlt
fid oas 8criidlt, Snf Die 9entiden
SriiiIel bcicBt bnben. Sine uffi-
sicllc Seitdtisnns liest iebOdI nidlt
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gen Der Yreiie (Gatim miro nidt
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Cleft gemodt. sic 5eritorten Die
Characterization, bonbarbierten oie
Stoot. aus Der nlle Ginfpo6ner &C.
floben iinb, uno ibre Irtillerie be.
idiebt aud Sirlen1orlt.
grlfieI, iiber 9onoon, 20.
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arieg siebt iid offeuiidtIid nGber
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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-20
neutrality-suspicious. dtr &tlgitr 5ugtgfbul+
6eordnete leberiiht iiber
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