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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-02-23
THIRTEEN MEN
OF The EvELYN'S
CREW MISSING
Fifteen Others Picked Up
BY a Dutch Pilot Boat, but
One Died of Exposure
President Wilson in Con-
ference Over Matter.
BY AssocIArrD pREgs.

The Hague, Feb. 22.-Thirteen miss
ing men OF the American Steaxner
Evelyn,s crew have not been reported
at any point in Holland late tonight
Inquiries of coast guard stations 81
north Holland, said nothing had been
seen or heard of them. The Dufmh
marine department also is without -
formation. ga ass.s'
The men were reported to have pro-
ceeded to Holland after the vessel had
been blown up, supposedly by mine.
off the German coast yesterday. A
dense fog prevailed yesterday and to-
day along the coast.
The other fifteen men of the crew,
including the captain. are safe, how
ever They have been landed at
Bremerhaven by Dutch pilot ship.
One of them died of exposure.
PRESIDENT DISCUSSES CASE
WITH SECRETARY BRYAN
Washington, Feb. 22.President will
son conferred With Secretary Bryan to-
night concerning the destruction Of the
sAfaerinan - anlaes' Is vate =
s6l1ce Of definite Information as to
what caused the wreck no course or
action beyond diplomatic inquiries was
decided on No matter what course
the government finally determines on,
civil suit is certain.
Secretary Daniels today ordered
Commander walker r. Gheradi. Amer
lean naval attache at Berlin to invesz
tigate and make full report on the
destruction Of the American cotton
steamer Evelyn off the German coast.
So far official advices merely have re-
ported the sinking OF the vessel and
her cargo but gave no details.
Secretary Daniels explained that his
purpose In declining an inquiry after
the state department had called upon
the Ambassadors at London and Berlin,
for report was to secure technical in
formation which perhaps might not be
included In the ambassadors replies.
1t was OF course, understood that
Commander Gherariwould be guided
entirely by Ambassador Gerard in his
investigation.
It was said at the navy department
that from present indications It win
be difficult for the naval officer TO Sc
cure exact information OF what ae-
tually destroyed the Evelyn. Unless
Of the crew Of the steamship actually
saw the coming tower or periscope
OF a submarine officials say. It would
not be possible to deny that the Evelyn
was sunk by q mine.
AS the Evelyn lies at the bottom OF
the North Sea, examination OF her hull
would be difficult. 1t was pointed out,
however, that German officials dis
close TO the American naval officer IN
confidence the map Of their mine
fields in the vicinity where the Evelyn
was sunk.
The minister from The Netherlands
called at the state department early
today to inquire what reports this gov
eminent had received about the Evelyn
He said he had no official report. Az
ter comforting with counsellor Lansing
he expressed the opinion that the
sinking apparently must have been en-
tirely accidental
Chairman Stone OF the senate foreign
relations committee said he foresaw no
international complications over the in
cident.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-02-23
SUBMARINES DAILY BECOME
MORE OF A FACTOR IN WAR
Premier Asquith ANNOUNCES
in House That 5reat Brit
aims RetaliFtory Plan is
Much Broader in Scope
Than Previously Sug-
gested.
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS

London Feb. 22.-The submarine
daily becomes factor Of more than
ordinary Importance in the European
war with respect to its influence on the
policies of the belligerents in connec-
tion with the contraband question. AL
most coincident with the UNOFFICIAL re-
ports that Austria would follow the
example Of Germany in making war
on merchant ships in the Adriatic.
came the announcement of Premier
Asquith in the house of commons that
Great Britian's retaliatory plan, al
though still tentative is much broader
In scope than previously had been sug-
gested. He added that It was a matter
for consideration of all the allies and
that joint note concerning it might be
expected.
The statement likewise made in the
house OF commons that Great Britain
might deem 1t necessary to alter its
decision whereby cotton had not been
classed as cpntrahand.
No news Of any additional mer-
chairman having been attacked by
German submarines was received to-
day, but three small British craft are
"
German submarines overdue at Cux-
haven. Traffic in the North Sea re-
mains disorganized. Dutch and Scan
dinavian sailors are reluctant to 60 to
sea, owing to the menace OF submarines
and mines Reports from Copenhagen
that traffic between Sweden and Eng
Fsp1 aeFN hnep <psppx srilx aiHeortsn-
iied was not ofiiciaily confirned
British newspapers today printed two
conflicting versions Of recent battles in
which the Germans had driven the
Russians back over the East Prussian
frontier. Naturally, however. they
were inclined to accept the Russian
version which was that the Russians
fell hack in orderly fashion.
Against this is the German claim OF
one hundred thousand prisoners and
immense quantities Of war munitions
captured
1t will take the battles now Develop
ing on Russian soil to demonstrate
whether this view Is correct.
IN the Carpathians the armies OF
Russia and Austria remain swaying
In the gateway Of Hungary. There is
no decisive action In the west. OH
cial reports make the usual claims.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-02-23
PRESIDENT NOMINATES
MEM BE rs q .FEDERAL
TRADE COM NJ IS SION
Doubtful IF Nominations
Can Be Confirmed BY
March 4, Owing to Oppo-
sition Developing.
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS


washington, Feb. 22-Presideni
Wilson today sent to the senate for
consideration the names OF five mem
bers to constitute the new federal
trade commission. Whether the NOM
when the sixty third congress ends, il
regarded as problematicaI among the
senators tonight In view OF the opposi-
ton by Individual senators to some
men nominated. They are as Follows:
Joseph &. Davies of Madison. Wis;
Edward ". Hurley, OF Chicago; viii
liam j. Harris, OF Cedartown, Ca: Will
liam H Parry, or Seattle, and George
Roblee. Of Cornish, New Hampshire.
Politically the commission has three
Democrats, one progressive republican
and one progressive. Parry Is des-
cribed by the White House as a prog
ressive republican and RubIee as q
progressive.
bureau OF corporations which is merg-
cd with the commission under the new
law Mr. Hurley Is . business man
and trade expert with extended
knowledge OF Latin American condi-
ltfons Mr. Harris Is director OF the
census. Mr.. Parry Is a lawyer and
business man. Mr.. RuhIee is q lawyer
and was consulted frequently by lead
era in congress when the trade COM
mission bin was being framed.
The president narrowed his list OF
candidates down to SIX several weeks
ago and since has been looking into the
qualifications OF Mr.. Rublee and
George L. Record. Of New Jersey.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-02-23
MIME PLANTING IS
VIOLATION OF LAW
In Solution Of the Crisis, De
clares Former President,
No lingo Spirit Must Be
Allowed to Prevail and
Neither Pride Nor Mo-
mentary Passion Should
Influence Judgment.

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warning NATIONS OF EUROPE anu IN pro-
serving ~ commerce WAL tnose ma
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CRISIS " are 'ntee.e.iep Will =, se 49,.
ous INVASION 81 onr risnss ~ neutrai
N uaoinE with the pcihgerent coun-
tr'es, ~ Wnat eertainiy AZ 81 ~
novation on previous rules "a respect %
neutt@t commerce ana contr1nAno ~
war mas been initiated ~ tne peihser-
(Fnfs "a Doth sides fne planting 81
mines IA the open sea and the use or
submarines 60 send neutral vessels 70
the bottom without inquiry as to their
neutrality when found IN so-caiied
war zone Of the open sea, are all OK
th>u variation from the rules OF In
ternational law governing the action Of
belligerents towards neutral trade.
when their violation results in the
destruction Of lives OF American citi-
xens or Of American property. grave
issue win a'dse as to what the duty OF
this government ~. The responsibility
or the president and congress in meet
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-02-23
JOHNSON REPORTED
AT CUBAN CAPITAL
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS

Havana, Feb. 22.--Jack Johnson, the
negro pugiIist. accompanied by his
trainers. arrived here today from Glen
fuegos- He appeared in good condi-
ton. and said his only anxiety now
was to reach Juarez in time for his
match with Jess willard on March 6.
johnson declared that he was deter
mined to push ahead in spite Of chaotic
conditions In Mexico. 1t was said that
before leaving for Tampico. however.
he might give an exhibition bout here
with sam Mcvey or Jim Johnson
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-02-23
Sarah Bernhard
HasLeg7a AIKEN OFT
H. French Hospital

BORDEAUX, (via Parisl. Feb. a.
The right leg Of Mime Sarah Bern
hardt, the famous tragedienne. was
ampntated today at st. Augustine hos
pital at Arcachon.
The operation. made necessary by
an affection OF the knee which has
caused much suffering FOR several
years, was performed BY Professor De
Luce. of the Bordeaux University.
Professor Pozzie was to have con-
Quoted the operation yesterday but he
was called to the colors to serve at
the Val de Grace hospital in Paris. and
found 1t impossible to leave his du-
ties for several days. Mime. Bernhardt
refused to submit to = delay Of what
she courageously called her release
from bondage
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-02-23
QUAKER CITY OPENS
HIRE Al MAN MOVE
by Associated TREss

Philadelphia, Feb. 22.--Under direc-
ton of the department Of public works.
q s.l1ire-a-man'' campaign for the relief
Of the unemployed was inaugarated
here today. The department expects to
secure the cooperation Of churches.
clubs ana other organizations, as well
as individuals, and requests that repair
work and other odd jobs which
would be done anyhow two months
hence. be done at once.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-02-23
REFUSE PILE WAS
BURNING FIERCELY

Al pile OF refuse boxes. in the rear
OF the old Vernon hotel. on Wright
street near Hayne street. caught fire
in some way last night at S:s5
o'clock, and the department was sum-
moned. The fire was very near the
three story boarding house, but no
damage to the building resulted. The
building was unoccupied.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-02-23

Another new aeroplane for the navy
aviation school st stae navy yard
reached the city late yesterday after
noon. It came from washington and.
as with the other machines was aent
by express. It occupied an entire
car
This morning the machine viii be
moved TO the navy yard and there il
win be assembled and placed in use.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-11
g q m ftaa. Il. @sptember.

Samfas. II. September.
3er Obioftub oberbdlb Gineinnatts
lit lanaiam i'm Jallen beariffen. 9es
tern Nbenb bate berielbe Bel bieiiger
Stabt einen DaHeritonb DON 21.3
Sub.
Die fola.noen Dspei9en trafen 9se
itern bier elm:
pittsburs, ga.-6.2 'fuB, iteiat.
Bbeelina. D. @u.-7.6 Juq. fGIlt.
partersbura. 20 @a.-7.6 SUB. fdllt.
aanapba FalIs. 20. 9u.-3.3 Sub.
Gbarlsiton. 20. 9a.-4.9 fGllt.
portsmoutb. S.-18.9 SUB. fdllt.
Gouisbille. aa.-1O.7 Hub, iteigt.
gOansDille, Snb.-13.8 SUB, iteigt.
gtafbDille, senn.-13.2 SUB. fdllt.
Chattanooga. Senn.-6.1 5nb. iteigt.
Cairo. all.-22.1 Sub. itsigt.
Wempbis. Senn.-17.9 Eub fGllt.
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fraae. ionit aber mar Der Wartt ie9r
flau unb fdtpa6. = Stoders uHb
Seebers fino ldngiam unb itetis. bess
slsi9en quite Wlilhtii6e.
Wittlere nnb i6ipere Gtiere 500
$50: Ohfen $3.00-6.25; HleiIAer
Stiere $5.25-7.25; uuserlefene Bis
sttra $7.35-765; 6eifers $3.50
6.25; auserleiene bis ertra $780,
50: stiibe 1926 $50: auserlsfsne
bis ertra $5.65-65O; Ganners $2.75
-3.75: Stod Siibs $4.25 5.25;
Stod there $6.0O-7.50; Mil6 &ii6e
$35-85.
gulln..- Die 3ufubr mar
erok unb Der Wsartt langiam uno
itetia.
Ulassre unb lei6te $4.OO-5.oo;
goloana $5.25-5.75; srtra $5.85
800; fstte 8ullsn $6.00-6.50.
&Glber. anTunas mar Der
Marft itetia; ipdtsr iebo9 i9tpo9 unO
I'm 25-50c Hieoriaer.
Orbindre Bis aroBe S5.5O-10.75;
fair bns quite lsifte $8.00-11.00;
ertrd II .25-11.50.
9 9peine. Die gla9iraee mar
cine auts unb bic glrt'is itieaen I'm 81
per 100 gfunb.
s6rper. SGspsine, 285 gfunb uns
aufpdrts. $7-25-7.5O; 25O piuns
big $50 9funb. $7.60-7.75; cute bis
auserlefsne @erpadungss uno Gleis
iter Gprten $8.O5-8.15; orbindre
Bis auserleiene i6pere fette Sdue So
25-6.65; ertrd $6.70-6.75; Stass
&O0-5.25; ousqsIeien. mittlere
9erianbtforten $S.10-8.25; lei4te
9erianbtforten $8.15-8.30; Gertel
Ito gfunb unb psuiasr S6.0O-8.10.
9 ddfe unb GGmmer. =
Die bsfisren Sddfe tpursn ftetig;
2dmmer aber feit unb Bis au Zoe
b0ber.
S9df.. ertra lei9t. $5.30-5.40;
i6ipere S5.00-5,25; auts bis auserlez
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$2.60-4.50. = 2Gmme ertra So
OO-9.10; dute biz aussrlsiene $7.75
$50; orbiTdrs bis fair $5.25-7.s
80: gulls $4,000; Stod Gpes
$6.O0-7OO.
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finirtn Gut 2oaf $685.; poipbtrsS
S6.05: CUBES $500; aranalirtsr So
95: Gpmeetionsrs .a~ $5.85: Dff
"a $3.50; tpsibsr erira $40; srtra
.g" $500 Der 100 pfunb.
Wtolaffss III itetia. - Rem Orr
leans Dpsn aettls 40-56e, Gtntrtfu,
GAL 20--30e per GalIone.
Reis. - 2oniIiana. ffanth 6eaS
65-7c; prima 5s-6e: forbindrsr
4-5e: Sopan 5-Bae Der pfuHb.
DARN. .probutt.
Guttsr. Iartt ruhia. prsffe
fef. - Wbolemilt ,rtrd Doc; Gem
traliseb trtm 27As: GtUtra!ioebftrfts
24e: bp. Seotbs 21r; iFaufp Dairp
20e; Vadina Stot 17--19c per
Sfunb.
RATE - Warit it.iia. Dbio 15c;
RorbipsAIidvr 15-152e; Rem Dori
16Ae: Ghipeiser 19--32Ae; bo. Bird
Ice; Gintburasr 15s-16 per pfunb.
Gier. - WSdrit feiier. - pris
ma irif6e 6iibpersisr 25e; firiis
22Ac; Orbindre firits 20ae: irouos
18e psr GusfuA
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gbieuao. 10. September.

9 hieado. 10. September.
D.isen - Jir Sspiember 95i-
99sc. am s6Iub 993e; fir Dasm6er
92f-94se. an S4lub s4tt; flr
Rai 96s-e74c, am S8IuB 97ae.
Welit,toru. - lTiir Sept.mber 7os
-72sc, AM S4luB 72c; fir 0edems
Der 56s-5Sc. am SdLub 57sc.
6afer. - eiir September 35E-
36se. am S6lub 36fe; fir Ds5smber
35zr r36ie. am SaluR 36se-
Roaatn. - go. 2 92ie.
eieriie. - 5000.
Simotbp. $6.50-S.5O.
Rlee. - $8,5O-13.5o.
Bort. - Mir Sftpber S12.17-
1890. am S6Iu" $12.17; fir .sdnuar
$14.S7-14.94 am S6lub $14.6.
S9mdIs. yiir Oitobsr 8.07--
8.15. am S6Iuf S.07: fir Sauuar
8.57-s.62. am S@lub $50.
Ripperieiten. = sriir Ottober 7.9O
-8.07. um S6IuR 7.90: fir SaHuar
S.30-s-35. am S&Iub $50.
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1dsliher Wtarft- Seri@t,
gtucinnati, 10. sept.

Die na4folgsnben NuOtirunsen be-
aiehn ii6 nur auf gngros 2rans'
atiionsn. Bel tl.ineren 9ef91ftsn
tperoen stipds bobere Dreiie bere4nsi.
propiiionen.
Sdmals. priHpa Steam
8.O0-8.10; iscmilp StrHas 81
Sc per pfunb.
9rOdensefaIs.ues Glsti d..
Sbcrt clear Seit.n 9a-10ie; Grs
ira Ibori clear 9A-10c: fbort Rippsns
ieitm 91-10e; S4uItern 84-8k;
Bellies 10-10se.
Bacon. Gbori clear Stiteu
10f-11lc; ertra ftort clear SslteH
10t-11c; fhort Rippeni.iten 10a-
lie: S1ultsrn 94-9se; Bellies IL
111c.
sugar Gureb Glsif6. =
S9tnt.n 15-155e; pienic Sdult.rn
104-1Osc: greatfeft Bacon 1S-
19e: S6ult.rH in gadsisn 1ot-11s;
q. y. Gut Sdultern lob 1-f1c; tres
dsne geef Ghinten 23L25e.
SIbaepDteItes Hleii 6. -
Der gfunb: GGinten 12-12tt: MIC
mic stultern 91-9sc; Bellies
16-16ac: SduIisrn 10!-10se; 81.
y. Gut bo. 104-1oat.
TriI9esHf.ii9 d. - S9inttn
11f-124e; picnic S4uli.rn 8 =
Sft; S6ult.r S-8ae; fbOrt Rip
psnieiten 9E93c; ibort clear Sei'
ten 9-9ac: erira fbori clear Ssitsn
|9-9sc: Bellies Ieitr 16-16ie; Bel
lies i6pere 10-11.
WebIunb Getreibs
RsbI. - Dtnt.r patent $6.1o-
$50; Dint.r fanep $5.65-5.90;
Winter iamiIp $5.25-5.35; Winier
extra S4.8o-5.o0; @iut.r orbindr,s
$4.6o-4.S0: 6drt.s Deisen Datsnt
$6.40-6.80; 6drt,s Wei,en fanep
s5.95-6.20: 6drtss Deis,n 5amilp
@.95-5.35; Roag.nmebi. norbipeits
Ii6es aemii5tes $5.70-5.95; rsints
giin Rooa.nmsN $5.So-6.05; Gitp
asmiidtes RoasenmehI $5.70-5.95.
Deia.n. = RO. 2 roth.r Wintsr
$11o-111; SO. 3 bo. $1,04-1.08;
Ro.4 bo. 1856.
DeIf6torH. Rc. / peibes
78e; Ro. 2 DO. 771-78c; Ro. 3 bo.
77-77is; SO. 4 DO. 76s-77e; 30.
8 DO. 76-76ae; To. 8 bo. 75-7ee.--
Ro. l sslbss 1916; 80. 2 s.fbts 7s-
78ie; go. 8 DO. 77h-78e; Ro. a bo.
77-77ae; SO. 5 DO. 76A-77e; go.
6 bo. 75t-76ar. - go. s,miiatss
78e; RO. 2 bo. 77-7se; RO. 8 DO. II
-77se; go. A DO. 76a-77e; SO. 5
DO. 76-76ac; SO. 6 DO. 75-76c. =
Weibes aolbeniorn 76-78c; stlbes
aoIbeniorn 77-79e; semifatss aol'
bentorn 76-78e.
Rogsen. = Ro. 2 94-95c; go.
8 ,90-92c; Ro. a, 82-9Oc.
5afsr. - go. 2 ipeibsr 44-45e;
Stanbarb ipsibsr 41-42e; 20. 3 mel.
fer 37-38c: Rc. 4 iDeibn 33-34e;
y1o. 2 aemif1ter 34-35e: go. 3 as'
mii4ter 33-34c; Ro. 4 seInii9ier
H-33c.
Wbtsfn
Dsrtauit purbsu 554 9bls. Gftils
lys Giuifbeb GoObs auf Der 9aFs bon
$139 per GallcHe.
Groceries.
Raffee- sana 23-30e Wo.
6a 29-30e; Guatemala fansp 19c;
DO. gutter 17ae.
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eeIb, gsnss uab Aitien IN slep l)orf.

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Mart etHi san. RabsI es,t, aires SiAt
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Dodars 38
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Marti lewat. fdater absr NOR buielbe
tarfsr, i4lob sbr i4pad. Die 56lubno-
ittuRssn ffanosR msihsnS stwas untsr BE-.
nsu poa ssiitrh
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Ghtcaao. 10. Geptember.

S6psine. 3ufubr 1900. =
Rartt turf. gult $6.80-7.85;
leihts 1850. qemiidte $6.55-
8.25: IfnDere $6.25-775; rdube
$6.25-6.45; eGrtst $6.50-7.75.
Rinbnieb. - 3ufubr 1000. =
Ndrtt fttpa1. giubeimii6e geef
GtieIs $6.1o-10.25; Siibe pnb 5eis
fsrs S3.OO-840: aaIber $8.00-12.s
90.
S6afe. - 3ufubr 1000. Wlartt
tart. Getbers $4,000; Gues
$3.4O-5.6o; aGmmer $6.50-9.10.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-11

Butter. - Martt niebriaer; Grsa'
merp 1-24ac.
Gter. - Waartt unnerdnbert.
&artoffeln. - Wartt unperdnbert.
@efliieel. - aebenDes. - Wlartt
hDber; 5iibner 12a-13e; Springers
141c.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-11
mefaM /. marft.

Rem Wort, 10. Sp'.HrSsr.
aupfer. - Wartt rnha.
Glectrolntic $500.
Giien. = Warit feit uHo unDsrdHs
bert.
3inn. - Rartt ftsti0 $500
$3.50
8lei. - S4.70.
Spel.er. - Reins Quotirungsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-11

sSuder. -->.ROher. Wtdrtt ltttt1. =
Centrifugal $4.45; Wclaiiss $3.6S;
raffinirter ptlIis. aebn pun.te nieoris
asr: Gut loaf $3.50; Gruibsb $500;
Utpulb u, s5.S5; Cubes $3.50;
MINK popoereo $5,55; poposreo
$3.50: feiner eranuIirtr $40; DID
monb u. $40; GUHfsctiOnsrs v
$50: go. l $5.16.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-11
u &rtus.

% met Ger3I is mir ftleht!'
YSeFas, SeTas, Is bCs q areasl
Somm ma uns unIer 2ebtag pIaet uub
a'i6urben. bis mfrs gu mas brd6t
bamm, unb iebt, neil mir pruseu iuuns
ten, taun er tptsosr foam SaoHrppnissy
pertraa'ul"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-11

.Sm anfans beibt Cd, mar bic gDsIi
ODE unb lssr. UaittlerDsiIe u is ia poll
gspoTbsu. aber SSs - n sehtisbsus-