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The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1914-06-25
5-14-6-18
Notice Of Special Meeting Of stoc>u
holders Of the High Line Lateral
Ditch Company, Limited.

Blackfoot, Idaho June 4, 1914
Notice is hereby given, that there
will be special meeting of the stock.
holders oef The High Line Lateral
Ditch Company. Limited, a corpora.
ton, at the office of c. F. Molden, on
Pacific street, in Blackfoot, Bingham
Comfy, Idaho, the principal place of
business of said corporation, on Mon.
day, June 22nd, 1914, at the hour Of
two O'Clock p. m. of said day and all
stockholders of said corporation ara
directed to be present.
Said meeting is called for the pur
pose of determining whether the Off
GERS of said corporation shall be EN-,
powered and authorized to borrow for
said corporation, from any person
from whom the same can be- secured.
a sum not exceeding the amount Of
Nine Thousand Dollars, payable ten
years from date and bearing interest
from date at the rate ,of eight per
FO- ~AAAuAAs oCCuIVu ny q moro
gage or trust deed upon all of the
rlghts-of-way. canals. irrigation works.
and property, real end personal Of
every nature Of said corporation, said
sum to be borrowed to defray tho
present indebtedness of said cornora.
ton, and in the event of favorable ac.
ton thereon, to pass such resolutions
Of authority as may be proper in con.
nection with said matter, and to do
and perform any and all acts and
things requisite or necessary in the
premises.
dated at Blackfoot, Idaho, June 4
1914
CHARLES F.. MOLDEN.
o-%lS President of said corporation
0ssn paid FOR clean cotton rags at
tho Optimist office.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1914-06-25
NEW BASEBALL MANAGER

H. Henderson has been appointed
manager of the local ball team to
succeed w. D. Gagon, resigned. Mr..
Henderson is the bookkeeper for the
Blackfoot flour mill, and judging from
the victory won by his team last
Sunday he will be successful mana
ger.
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materially In carrying the ticket to
victory. His political services were
recognized by the party in 1908 when
he was nominated for governor by
reclamation and elected by 4 ma
jority Of nearly 5000 votes. He was
chairman of the Idaho delegation to
the national Republican convention
in Chicago in 1908 and was appointed
a member of the committee that no
titled william H. Taft of his nomina-
ton at Cincinnati in July OF that
year. He was elected to the United
States senate January "a, 1918, to fill
the unexpired term Of the late Sena.
tor Weldon B. Hepburn.
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NOTICE

have the following described
horses in my possession, to wit: One
gray horse, brand P ID on left thigh.
One gray horse. brand P d on
left thigh. crop off right ear, lams
in right front foot.
w. r. JONES,
Sheriff Bingham County
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ADVERTISED LETTERS

List of letters remaining INHALED for
in the Post Office at Blackfoot, Idaho.
for the week ending June 20, 1914.
Persons calling for these letters
will please say Advertised June 20,
1914.
Baird, Alfonzo
Catrell, Tom
Ellsworth, Gencvieve
Folrschler, Bert L.
Gonry, VIM. w.
Hurst, R.
Hun, Joe
Hellgreen, Iney
Maze, Lester
Mckinney, Andrin
Quin, J. P.
Spilsburg, David
Tanner, Effie
Thompson, Hurst
Wells, H. w.
Wilson, Billie 90
Wheeler. Ezra
Warden. G.
Wheeler, J. A.
Postage due on each Of the above
one cent All Of the above letters
remaining uncalled for two weeks
from the date Of this list will bs
sent to the Dead Letter Office. Eet-
ters bearing the return request Of
sender will not be advertised.
Patrons are requested to advise cor
respondents Of their correct address
To avoid delay in delivery, have your
mail addressed to street and No.,
p. o. Box, General Delivery. or l.
E. D. No. s
GREGORY JONES, Postmaster.
Get your Butter Wrappers At the
Optimist office
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

Uhe Blackfoot Packing o. have
adopted the Cash Coupon System, an
are giving 10 per cent discount. Call
and have them explain their new
system.
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LEGAL NOTICES

LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS published
correct copies Of the notices furnish
ed: will be correctly inserted a. or
dered; q proof Of publication will be
furnished promptly and in correct
legal form; the charge will not ex-
coed the legal rate. Those interest
ed In the publication Of notices are
requested to order the publication to
be made In the Blackfo0t ODtimist.
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the un.
dersigned will apply to the Board Of
County Commissioners, Of Bingham
County, Idaho. at its regular meeting
in July, 1914, for permission to ap
point one or more deputies as con-
ditions may require.
w. r. JONES, Sheriff .
Bingham County
Dated at Blackfoot. Idaho, June St..
1914,
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

WANTED Confinement cases to
nurse at reasonable price. Mrs.
D. P. Janzen, 101 shillings Ave.
FOR SALE-Field peas for 3 cents
per pound. Can be had at the
Blackfoot Farmers Mill, or At
James Just's ranch. Shelley R. F.
u. No. 2.
FOR sALE-eees, Queens and Nuc.
lei, delivered In May. For prices,
Ogden Bee 4 Honey Co., Ogden,
Utah.
FOR SALE-No l Seed Oats of the
Regenerated Swedish kind. Apply
to A. Written, r. F. D. No. 3.
Blackfoot, Idaho. 81 st.
and teams to stack
about 600 tons Of hay on the N. A.
Just ranches at Presto, Idaho. For
information address Mrs. N. A. Or
James Just, Presto, Idaho.
WANTED-At once, by M. A. Clark,
Of Henry, Idaho. a girl for dining
room work In restaurant. viii pay
good wages. Como 1t once.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1914-06-25
HEALTH
HYGIENE
DIPHTHERIA POINTERS

Diphtheria and membranous Group
are one and tho same thing. Diph-
liberia is highly contagious. but it is a
prcventable disease, and If treated
properly and early enough it can be
cured. Antitoxin will cure 80 per
cent Of the cases if given in time
and with judgment.
Diphtheria works while you sleep
therefore, don't sleep until you
have done all you can to fight it.
Every hour Of delay in securing the
proper treatment - antitoxin - de-
creases the patients chances for re-
covery.
Sore throat, chilliness and fever in
children are danger Signals. Look
out for trouble. Call in q good doc.
tor Immediately. A very severe case
Of diphtheria can be contracted from
q very mild case, therefore keep we'll
children away from q child com.
planning Of a sore throat Persons
exposed to the disease should re-
ceive an immunizing dose Of anti
toxin. This very many times pre-
vents it's development.
Tho first symptoms Of diphtheria
appear in from two to seven days
after exposure. oftenest two. Every
case or suspected case should be iso-
lated and Immediately reported. and
isolation must be kept up until
throat cultures show absence of
diphtheria germs on two successive
days.
While we are carrying on a war o!
determination against the dangerous
and deadly housefly, why not include
the equally filthy and dangerous old
privy? These are nuisances of the
be permitted in any severed com.
most offensive kind, and should not
munity. If your streets are sew
cred, see to it that the nasty old
privy vaults in your neighborhood
are abolished.
How about the vacant lots in your
vicinity? In bad condition, are they?
Well, why not organize a little neigh.
borhood vigilance committee to get
them cleaned up and to see to it
that the miscreants who use these
places as dumping grounds for their
nasty, dirty and unsightly rubbish Of
every kind are properly prosecuted
and punished.
Without good teeth there can not
be proper chewing; without proper
chewing there can not be proper d.
gestion; without proper digestion
there can not be proper nourishment;
without proper nourishment there
can not be good health. Without
health, what is life?
Scarlet fever is preventabla dis
ease yet thousands of lives are sac.
rificed through it every year in the
United States. 1t attacks children
chiefly, between the ages of and
10 years.
+ I. \
MIX should be delivered to quar-
antined premises in receptacles which
should remain upon the premises un-
til quarantine is terminated by the
health authorities.
+ + +
Decaying teeth make the mouth
foul-make you repulsive to your
neighbors.
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Notice is hereby given that on the
22nd day of June. A. D. 1914, an at
tachment issued out of the above
named Court in the above entitled
action against the property of the
said defendant for the sum of Four
hundred Lightweight dollars, besides
interest, costs and attorney fees.
In Witness whereof, l have here.
unto set my hand and affixed nv
official seal this 22nd day of June
A. D. 1914.
(Seal ]. T. CARRUTH.
Thomas & Andersen, Clerk
Attorneys for Plaintiff, 6-25-3t
Address, Blackfoot, Idaho.
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D. WORTH CLARK VERY SICK

This morning D. Worth Clark, the
we'll known Pocatello attorney, was
placed aboard No. and taken to
Salt Lake, where he will probably
have to undergo an operation. Mrs.
Clark left on No. IA. For two weeks
or more Mr.. Clark has been a very
sick man, and five physicians have
been constantly in attendance, though
q diagnosis of the case was not de-
finitely reached, and it was decided
to send him to the Salt Lake insti-
tuition. His many friends throughout
Idaho trust that the outcome of the
case will speedily restore Mr.. Clark
to complete health.-Pocatello Tri.
bune.
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NOTICE

Bandon, Oregon, April 20, 1914
To Whom It May Concern:
Be it known that M. A. Kfllion has
been appointed my exclusive agent
for the selling and renting of all OF
my property in the City of Blackfoot.
All other agreements that might have
existed are hereby cancelled.
4t17.16 H. C. DIPPLE
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NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT

In the District Court Of the Sixth
judicial District Of the State Of
Idaho, in and for the County Of
Bingham.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1914-06-25

Notice is hereby given that on the
29th day Of May. A. D. 1914, an at
tachment issued out Of the above
named Court in the above entitled &C.
ton against the property of the said
defendant for the sum Of Seven Hun
dred Seventy Six Dollars.
In witness whereof, I have hero
unto set my hand and affixed my
official seal this 9th day of May,
A. D. 1914.
(SeaD ]. T. CARRUTH,
JOHN w. JONES, Clerk.
Attorney for Plaintiff,
Address, BlackfOot, Ida 6-25.7-16
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WE DELIVER ICE

every day in the year. 50 don't be
backward about the day you order.
You feel the necessity Of having ice
on hand more in summer than in win
ter, but it is desirable 1865 days in the
year. for the culinary department and
sick room. You can't afford to do
without it at the price We ask. We
will gladly furnish you with rates
for our service.
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NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT

In the District Court Of the Sixth
judicial District Of the state Of
idaho, In and For the County
Of Bingham.
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e. M. Kennedy.
Plaintiff.
]. d. Hembree,
Defendant.
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cash paid for clean cotton rags At
tho Optimist office,
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elAckFooT. IDAHO.
Member Idaho State Osteopath3o
Association.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-25
Oerbaftet
NHrSe Der Reser, ipetder ben Nebtr'
iaa anf Gran Sarrp Hsit
ansgeiabrt HATTIE.

saie erinnerIid, bolIfiibrte In Der
Gnmltaa Gadlt Elm gseger eirien Yin.
brlid, in Die @obnirng bon 6drTD
Uoip, go. t0li @esIep Apefliie,
Iuno pcrurind,te elm 0eraiildl ourdt
lpeId)es ,sraii gois aus DEM S6laf
aeuetft lpiroe. aIs Der 9seger ge.
nobrte, oab Iid, bic lrau olfridtefe,
oriidte er Derielben Die aebIe 5li, nm
iie am Shreien sn binoer1. gct
Dem anmpf nm gcfreilina erirnhic
Serr goib. peIder ieiner ssrau bet
iprona, nber oiird etiien SAlng NIT
einer Raie, bic nuf einem lid itauo,
BON Dem peger idnpr perIest iuiiroe.
Ter giiride bcuerfiteliiste Meranf
ieinc 5fiid,t onrd elm Sinterferilier
Ger yoIisei in Gopinaton lii es OH
@rumo Der obaegebettei, 8efhreibung
aeIunacn, in Der Verfon 0es 23
Sabre nItcn Resers ssobn s.. 8rospn.
in Der ssohn Strabe, Cincinnati.
Ipobnboii, ocn anseblih geroadttaen
| i'm Snft All trinaen. Die TeteftipS
gilua uno NtcTcrmct brndten ben
burden aeitern ans Gouingtcn bier'
her suriid inio ssram gois, bic lih I'M
Iefrftip Sauptaliartier eingefin0en
botte, erfdnnte in groiun nit ge.
itimmthcit ihren angreiicr fpieoer.
Ger Reger beitreitef. nit benz lteber'
fall etlpas 5u tbun gebabt 5n bnbeIs.
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an 6ieie 5eitipeiIigen gcrb1ltniIie
fcnnte rnir oiif Soften Der 0erfdufer
bon aIlein reihIih porbanoenen,
tliebrigen Sorten erfoIeen, nno oa5lt
boben mir fein moroIiifes &eht
llnfcr gorienfontraft geitottet 2iefe-
rnng bon % perihieoenen Sorteu,
nno pom /. Wdrs ON finb auf 0runb
Der erfolgten a0optiruns Der neiii
blinoesomtlid)en 9aunltpon 3npcu
20 uerif)ieoene GuaIit1fen fontroft.
lid Iieferbor. Muh bic Reiu or.
Ieons'er gorie bat bic ontIihen In
pen nngenonnIen. Iof Oa ibr acns
trait 19 perihieoene Sorten pors
iiebt nnb ieoe oieier nod, II Inter.
nbfbeilungcn baf, 10 lit es duf 8run0
oes pielgeriibmten 9teip Srleans'er
aontratt mollih. 8ebnmal ioDiel
peridiebene Sorten, jeoe nit inter.
ihieSlihelm g9ertb 8ur ablieieruilg
5u bringen."
Gin u1beree Mitelieo Der 8oris
iaaie: .,Tie gntriiiiuns Der iiiolid,en
VannIrron Spinner nno .Sdnoler
iiber bic ber3eitise Sitiiation lit ar.
tl1rIid) aenug. Die taglif bon DER
g0rie ansaeianoten gtotirnnaen iiir
neutrality-suspicious. itehen nidlt i'm
GinfIona nit Dem thatiadDlidlen
gSertbe Der gannipolle. slnItatt L..
20c mnb Der Spinner 1872 bis lac
fiir bos Robmaterial be5ablen, liilo
bo Ser a1lifer ieiner Sarne ben nieo.
riscn 9orienpreis fennt, meIaert CT
It'd, @ornpreiie 81 5ablen tpclt,e ben,
Spinner einen Tusen gepehren. 3is
benz bGIt ser anntraft unierer gorie
ben Spinner aus benz Warft, ba CT
bnraui 90 peridieoeue Sorten gelie.
fert erbaIten foun ino er oaber 8e'
fnhr lduft, ooH elm Sheil Der Sief..
runa fir feline sSabrifations5iuefe
mlbrauhbor lit. @enn or niooltng
beiielIt. tpcib er crit nod er'olstsr
2ieierine, oh Die tbat'adlid,e Siefe'
runa aus niiooIine, IoD miooline
ober ocoh oroinarp beitett. 0nfiir,
miro bebollptct. erbali Der groon'
sent Sllrt ben aontroft 8elegenheif.
iaIt iebe Gorte gounInoue sltr Ab'
Iieierung gu briueen aber Die 'al'
Idle ssbee, ipeIhe Die gorie betreffs
oes @ertbes Der gaummoae entrpl'
feIt, ifdoigt auh ben Bilanaer. I'm
ter gegenfp1rtigen gerbaltnl'ien
arnpitiren Die geringeren Sorten
mad, 9sctp 9orf, ba ihre Sie'erlng
hier fontroftIid, aeitattet it,"
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Nsllten Sabiamtr beranbeu.

osnoian Soe. ein golbInt Gbercfec
,snoianer. oeilen red,ter 9sanle ~Snn
Sorie~ lit. miro beiite i'm Ysiini3i.
palaeriht segem Charles eanicn, 80
,,abre oIt. pom go. SIC Nett Z.
Strnbe, nno Japlor 0urrlobp. 81
ssabre aIt. BON gso. 74i aenpoi,
apenue, ais 3eilse auftreten. Eie
Genannten fmlrben bon 9etctt!us
inter Der geihuloieime bes Stro.
Benbettels perbuitet. ~sSnoian Soc"
hatte iih beim Ed,nieen eines 4pl5.
pfeiles eine 0erlegiing an Der Son0
susesogen nnb miif, Dieie in einsr
Shlinae tragen. lie Getcttips bat.
ten beobad,tet, baB iif Die 8erbaftc.
ten SieieH liinitano su ssnbe nnhten.
nm benz Nsann ourh oie 1afd,etl 81
aehen. gns gmihreiien Der Yeanl.
ten beipabrte .ssnbian Soc" Dor oern
gerIuit ieiner fIeineu gaarid,dft, bic
er in einer 1nide an Der Seste Der
nerlesten Sano trne.
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ner rationale ;Eormsr ihon IGnoif su
Der llebtraenanna a.lanat. bdb iratnb-
;pelher Auni!biinaer, cbaleih er aerobe
bon iebem benfenben Mderbnusr bc6.
aeihdbt tuirb, unter teinen umftdnbtn
als polltommenes GrfobmitttI fir ben
natiirliden GtoIImiit au betrahten In.
Bon bieier GrfenntniB ausgebtnb. iiebt
iih Der Qanbpirtb briiben gtipiRer.
maRen deaipunaen. iopiel 0ieb ouf bem
6ufe au bolten, aIs i.ine 2dnbereien
ihm an 1ntter, Gstrsibe. 6en unb
Strob au liefern psrmGaen. unb pieI-
f1h erit ben ueberihuB Der Gtnts
birett auf ben 0ctrsioemarit Az brins
Qen.
Inbererieits fommt briiben aid ber
.3iihter IpeaiefIer RaiIen bel rotioneI.
lem pielidbriaer Grfabriina su @runbs
liesenoem WtrboItsn auf feline apiisn.
2iihtuna auf 9olltommenbeit bes
RGifen lit lance nitt mehr ala Gin
Sport beg reihen Ulannes au betrah.
ten. Der 3ldtsr fhiperen sSleifh,
piehes. mi. es Dor 9lllem in Gnalont
mpalihft rein erhalten ipirb, ersicli
bel bem aipeiidbrigen auf ben Worii
aebrnhten 9biere llnter aleiden 5iit,
terunas- -8erbdItniiisn meif einen hD.
beren 9eipinn. ais Der Vahbar mil
fsinem breii1hriaen Rinoe frdaIitei
Ssrtunft. an dhnIitsH UerbdItniiIer
seiut iih bic tleins aldduer Rub ben
Wiilh. proouasnteu mi. ihrem auoli
tai:p nett oerinosrsn. aber robmhaiti
aeren WtiIhertraos peit profitdbIel
als bic Reforbbrs6srin in Quarts.
Eft Der ameri,oniite Hdrmsr eff
au Der lleberaeuauua aeldnat. bab BET
speiidhriae Gtisr oenieIben Grfcl.
fftern tann. ,pie o.rienioe. Der ibn
nod fir Elm peit.rss .Sabr an sfutter
troo itsbt. bnnn iriro or fein unter ben
9fIuae itehenbes 9lrsal nur um elm De
rinoes perorDherr miiiIen. um aus ie
nsr bsihdmenoen Stufe in Der obiaei
Sabelle empprriiden All ionnen.
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giIid,t mnb VddJitemIiebe.

9so!i,eibeamte fontirien hiutig I'm
Derleaenbeit, Die 8rense 5rpiihen
Bilid,t uno Hadftenliebe iiberifrei'
ten al miiiIen. lie 3eteftips Crane
uno Coaers batten Den auftrag, Den
81 Sabre alteu sSreo ssagner IN iei.
ner @obnilnq an Der arnIorp slpe.
nno Gutter GtrnBe ipegen Wernuss
eubuna eines fpertbloien Gheds 5u
uerhaiten. slIs bic geomten Die
@o5ming betraten. iaben iie iIt ben
drmIitgten 8erbaltniiieu eegeniiber.
rpeIdle iie in ibrer langen Iicnit5ett
acieben boben. aein Stubl coer
gett Doren fir bic aus ben Gheleu.
ten uno bier ainoern beIteberroe 10.
mile uorbonoen. gls Die Beamten
eintrofem, crfldrte gScgner, ooB er
MIR ourh feline arulieiigfeit unb
arbeitsIojIgteit ge5ipungen gerpeici
lei. einen ipertbloien Gbef IN Sobe
pom $i2 nus3naeben, iinl 1eine atn'
Der uuo sSrau por benl Snngertooe
an reften. lie gean,ten seigten, onii
iie fcin SerB bon Stein In inrcr
@ruit tragen bod muBten fie ibrcr
traiiriaen BfIid,t nadfonImerl lino
oen Waun in Sait nebnen. Che Die
geomten Dos Saus oerlieBen, iiber.
aaben iie Der ssrau cine So Rote.
Sanit Me sSnmiIienrnitgIieoer ipenis.
items al ellen baben iino iih aoble1
aeeeu bic grinlnise stdIte tnufen
f0nnen.
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aeine Aatiz zPrsbi bibitiSas s2isa.
Die asitation iuirb pea BEN 2axpt-
iutrrriiertrn ais Derfribt
angeieben.

Gus Der bonn Brdiioetlten Sobn
sdnpoab onf elmer Weriommlung Der
Wenmtcu Der Stabtperbdnoe in Go
lnnlbus angcregien Srgatliiirilng ei-
.ner slnti- prohibitions Sign oiirite
fpcaen MsangeIs an @elo Dor Der
Sano nid,ts perben. Die Stgo mar
|ni,3t oils poIitiid)e gartet ionoern
iebiaIid, aIs Uegenftiid sur Mnti
saIoon aian geoad,t Der, ipenn cS
i'm n1dyiten Sabre in Ohio 3iiIn pro-
bibitioniItiiden alappen foulnlt, Die
aiberoIen cine 1bnlid]e ORGANIZATION
entaeaeniteaen molIten. gs suuroc
oas fir nm 70 notbipenoiger erabfef,
oa auf einem aonpert Der Tempe.
reBIer i'm Rooelnber porigeii Snbrcs
Die gIine genladlt fpiiroen, i'm Sab.
re 1915 Elm prohibitions. .slnienoes
mcnt s,r abitintnntne sn brinsell.
Oak Dos feline leere Grohnng III.
gebt aus Dem llnritano berpcr. DAB
Die grcbibitioiiiiten iett id)on I'M
Gtaate ourh lire freiipilligen Dit
itreiter cine pripate abltinnllug
pornebmen Ioiien, I'M Die Stinnmiine
oes goIfes su ionoiren. Gu bel iil,s
Snitiatipe uno ReierenolHn gelteii,
lit cg uneemein leid,t, iracllo elner
8eriaIIi,nessuiae Dor Dos Bolt 81
bringeH.
CUR ausfiihrung Der anresinrl
oes Serrn Sdnuanb baben in isniere,
Staot in letter 3eit -beritieoentlit
apuierensen itattgefunoen. in mel
hen Der gInn erortert mo sur Ser
ipirflidaina besieIben Die 6riegsfo
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grenner grieie sugesonaen, iporir
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-25
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