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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-01
TO ALL CROOKS:
DON'T COME HERE
For n You DO, You viii Not Be Passed
on TO Next Town without Il 20 Days
Fling nj the ROcl, Pile.

Crooks aud those with crooked tend
cucicS had better seek falrer field. and
grcener pasture according tu Police
chief W. u Nichols. Hereafter. when
II member of HIGHT fingered profession
says good bye Go oklahoma city he
will really mean 10
Il don't want urpoks tO get the idea
that they can hang around here after
they have been warned. declared the
chief today. There's nothing to this
system ~ passing ycggs aud confidence
men along from one town 10 another
Ninety days on d rock Pile lowering IN
n mans memory is fine thing tu keep
unwanted characters away from Il
place II Il cruuh gets away with n
warning oure ur twice. more rruuks
will cume, aud they will drift In here
from everywhere So the rock pile
will hereafter rhrcrfully receive AN
wandering spirits who get the idea
that We are going To send them down
~ the next town II We don't let them
stay here"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-01
BRING THE MULES, TOO
Sheriff Binion Has Gone TO ArdmOre
to Bring hack Alleged Horse Thief
Who Specialized In Hybrids.

George Pierce said to be- known ns
II police character In this city, is held
at Ardmorc on the charge of stealing
two mules and Il horse from pasture
near the baseball park u week ago
The Hplmnls were In his possession
when he was arrested according to a
telephone message 10 Sheriff Blulou
Deputy Sheriff Sanders left ut noon
today 10 bring Pierce back and the
stolen animals viii be returned later
tu their owners
The mules were owned by McKecu.
who lives In that vicinity, aud the
horse was the property Of John Palmer.
After the theft the case was turned
over To Deputy Sheriff Sanders, who
Is an expert ON tracing horse thieves.
Descriptions " Pierce aud the miss
ing animals were sent out when the
fugitive reached Ardm0rc he was plnc
ed under arrest
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-01
TURKISH LOSSES
MORETHAN 10000
Prisoner Tells Of High Cost In De
fense Of Dardanelles Italian, Take
Thirty seven village

LONDON, June /. 4 prr,uar cap
turd fortnight aEu Iu 'u. Durdn
ucllr- SAYS that the 1mh0.n Iu-~r, loo
the defense NJ their pu.'u.. uu the
GallpoIi peninsula wcr, u' 'um time
more than 10000 men
This Information WI. given ont In
AN official statement 10 IuuIun today.
LONDON, June J.. Ihr Ru.slnn
bark Muutrosr was blow up b, % mine
last night In the North ,ru % miles
from Spurn. The vessel sank Her
crew was landed at lln.' today by II
Norwegian steamer.
ROME. June l. Austrian Zero
planes have flown over Burt and lru
dist, seaports on the AdrIutic iu south.
orn Italy. They threw bombs which
killed one person and wounded two
others
IDlNE, Italy, June Italian
troops have occupied ll0rty seven VIII
lngrs surrounding Curlimu BOO the Am
pczzo valley.
The troops which occupied these
towns constitute the Italian army iu-
vadlng the province ~ Trent from the
east. simultaneously with lnvN~l.us
from the south and west The town
~ Cortinp. occupation ~ which was
announced Yesterday, Hes sixty miles
northeast " Trent.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-01
SPEEDOMETEES VARY
But Work Of Police Court In Speed
Infraction Cases Runs at Regular
Humping Clip

Speeding ha, got TO stop declared
Municipal Judge Miller as he opened
his first court this morning And the
cluk NJ mnuy dollars ~ the fast oucs
were turned over tu the court clerk
mudc many a prisoners fingers twltch
Judge Miller cyinrcd much surprise nS
Homer RoNlclt aud T. Honenhrrger
told him how II would have been I'm.
possible for them 10 have been going
as fast Ms Motorcycle officer f. J.
Helm said they were going
My old motorcycle can't make but
g5 miles at the outside said Boncn
berger
My helt's loose and my boat can't
make 2S miles. explained Ruwlctt
Eagh paid s. aud rqst,. with a warn
ng not 10 travel faster than their ma
chimes could run hereafter
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-01
EVIDENTLY Is IN TELE.
PATHIC TOUCH, HOWEVER

Complaint was made by T.. H. Evans
of Alex to the corporation commission
today against the Pioneer Telephone
company alleging that the latter had
refused TO make physical connection"
with the switch board of the Rush
Springs Telephone company " Alex.
of which Evans is manager Evans
says that he has constructed n line
from Alex To Chickasha and asked the
Pioneer 10 make n connection with
the switch board at Chlckasha. The
commission ~ Rsked to require the
Pioneer To grant the request
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-01
THE WEATHER


oklahoma Increasing uloudin-ss tonight
Wnrmet I'm northwest portion Wednesday.
unsettled
Kansns purtl, cloudy tonight and Wed
nesdny. prohshl, shower, In northwest
wnrmer tonight
Loulslano Tonight aud Wednesday pnrl
~ cloudy
Atknnsus Tonight increasing ,'ouil
ness "Wednesday unsettled
EuSt Texas Partly cloudy tonight
warmer in r,trrmr uorthvryt purtlop
Wednesday generally cloudy
West TrNns Tonight increasing rIou1i
ness warmer ln north portion WpIues
day unsettled showers In north portI,p
cooler In north partition
WASH NGTON June The weather
bureau iudu, ln its forecast Tor tho week
beginning June % made these ntcdlrtInn.
West Gulf states Fnir weather win
temperature slightly above seasonal qy
eragr
Plains states Generally fair tbrourbout
he week. EXCEPT local rains In the north
portion arr hrobuhe about Friday 'rem
perature viii rlse SLOWLY and mass nbuys
normal early In the week
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-01
ZEPPEL|NS KILL
-FOUR IN LONDON
Long Expected German Air Raid
On Worlds Greatest City
Takes Place
NINETY BOMBS ARE DROPPED
Public Buildings Not DAMAGED;
Many Fires Started; Few
Are Injured

LONDON June / Nlncty bombs
were dropped .o the raid Oh London
last night boy Irppc.u air,hlps
-Four person, were killed and d few
were injured
40 pubic buildings vu, damaged
This Information was given out on.
rlalIy rodul
LONDON June / The Zeppelin
raid ON the metropolitan area last
night m- brought rrpmdc,rrnrr Of
the anti German demonstrations uf
the mob
The feeling against Germans i,
acute. Crowds have ultuaLrd ~hou,
and special cun~tahlr- hu,p had 10 bee
called ont 10 drnl with the people.
Tn" statement add. that the ninety
bombs caused d number II fire, Il
which only three were large ruolgh
to require the services Of fire engines
II also Is said that one infant one
boy, one man and one woman were
Killed ana another woman probably
fatally Injured 4 few other prlute
citizens were seriously injured
LONDON June L. Zeppelin air.
Ships, long expected. reached London
last night, but the several million iu
hnhiiants of the metropolis slept peace
fully through the rnid aud nll the,
knew this morning are the brirf furt.
In the admiralty announcement whirl
/ reports that the raiders flew over co.
tain outlying sections of the ciy.
The official announcement mu;r,
mention also ~ numerous fire. which
may or may not have been connected
with the raid.
+ None uf the evening palers II,1. t,l
/ published amy Information ur rrthrl
details ~ supplement the bare au
nuunrrmrut from the udmlrnlln.
The ordinary lifr aud bushes, n
| London /, being carried un II. usual
except one sees small groups discuss
Ing with Intense curiosity rrup g.
Wild rumOrs.
So fur as the public here hns lr,
allowed 10 know n lull prevailed uu-LI
different military fronts. II is az
parent nevertheless that fighting (
stu proceeding along the River Iar
In the vicinity ~ przemysl This (
the extent of the information LlyrI
out 10y Vienna, which contents itsOl
Continued on Last Page
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-01
HANG FRANK IS
PLEA OF COUNTY
Georgia Delegation Protests Against
COmmutatiOu; Commissioner OpIn.
ion I, Favorable to Condemned Man

ATLANTA June The Georgia
prison commission granted % hearing
Mere today T." delegation of cobb
county 'l'ilrn. who presented q pro
Test I"rldulll"I W o. mas meeting IN
Marietta Iuri night 'Sain-i Leo NJ
! rank aIH'll"ll"n for commumtlou ~
sentence from death T." llfr impr-on.
hrhi Mary imgdn for whose murder
FRANK was convicted formerly lived In
'"'h county
Np"krrnon ot lh" delegation lu sup
pert "I Their protest declared they rep
r"'rI'l'd almost the entire population
"i Iohh county
We beIlrN" IN the enforcement NJ
lh' Ia" tu this county thcy declared
.and we believe the evidence shows
FRANK suiItl Ihc jury and the courts
have said sn. II Frank IS not guilty
hr should be- SET free II he is guilty
he should b" hinged They asserted
the courts have held the prisoner had
% Inlr trial
trrd Morris one ut the speakers.
said
There is no ground boo This case on
which to nsk Communication Of scu
lcnrc
I T.. Patterson. q member NJ the
commission Interrupted the speaker
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-01
SLIGHT SLUMP IN
WHEATPROSPECT
May Report Shows Falling of
From y Per Cent For April
To 50 Now
RUST DAMAGE is AT 10 PER CENT
Growing Condition OF Alfalfa 80;
Corn O); Feterita IS; Milo
And Kafir IS

The growing condition Of wheat ON
May - was shown ro be- 81 per cent
rs against " for the month VI April.
nnd The dumugr tu the wheat shown
Iu the May report Is llcesiuu fly )
per cent, rhiuch bugs Il aud rust ~
per cent according lo the May rr.
port Of the state board of agriculture.
issued toduy Growing condition ~
oats is ~ per cent against ~ per cent
IN April The Mnl report gives tine
growing condition ui alfalfa NJ % per
cent rye So, corn 81. tctcrltn 49, milo
maize ~ aud kIfiruu ~. The grow
iug condition uf cotton is shown ~
be 10 per cent The acreage tO be- rr
planted ON account Of rain hail and
other causes. is about % per cent, and
that yet 10 be plnutcd rs al Oul II per
cent All fruit promises fun crop
The northwest wheat belt luClud
mg IIurpcr Woods. Alfnfu. Grant
Kay. Ellis. Woodward, Major. Garfield
aud Nuhc, has n growing condition
" NJ per cent A u per cent damage
by IIessian NY Is reported. per cent
damage by chinch bug and a dumag,
Of per cent 10y rust
The central West wheat belt Incud
lng Roger Mills. Rcckhnm, Wa,hlia
Custer Blaine, Canadian and King
fisher has growing condition ot
NJ per cent A per cent damage by
IIcssian ny IL reported . per crn
dnmnge 10y chlnch hug and n dnmug,
n Q per cent 10y rust
The southwest wheat belt includiu.
Tlllman. Cotton. Comnnrhr kiuwn
Jackson Harmon and Greer, has I
growing condition NJ ~ per cent 4
per cent damage 10y clinch hig is re-
ported aud damage NJ . per cent b,
r1ist
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-01
ARCADIA IN NATTER or
PUBLICITY CROWDS OHTON

Arcadia is In the llniellght again to
day In the district court, where Camp
sun Young II on trial for grand lar.
ccny. Young n negro, aud n charged
with having stolen n yellow horse
worth 500 and Texas saddle valued
AZ $50 on May D from W, u. Kennard.
who lives near Arcadia Young was
caught hy Deputy sheriff Sanders II
few days after the horse was taken.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-01
SEVENTY ONE BIRTHS As
AGAINST 55 DEATHS

Seventy tyuue persons were born ln
oklahoma city during the month ~
May, according To- the monthly report
~ the board Of health Of this nun
Der there we're % white boys and -
white girls, and one negro boy aud one
girl, Fifty five persons died during
the month, % white males aud ~
white females, with six negro males
and two negro females tuberculosis
and pneumonia each claimed seven
lives
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-01
BELIEVE OILTON MERCHANT
Is VICTIM or FOOTPADS

OIITON, ok, June II is the
belief here now that the body of Nd
ward Il Henry Ollton merchant who
has been missing for several days, will
be found In the Clmsrron river aud
that he wa, the victim Of foOtpads. 4
reward NJ $500 for the recovery NJ his
body has been offered by his brother
In law, Robert W Ramsey of Atchlson
Kan Henry has been missing since
Monday ~ last week lie made IRE.
puct trips to Jennings to oversee ship
mcuts ~ freight aud n was his Gus
tom 10 walk hack after night. lie went
tn Jennings on Monday of last week
and has not been seen since.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-01
NICHOLS MARKET REPORT:
"SLEUTHlNG ON A SLUMP"

va Mnyes, the eagle eyed night
Waterman of Norman, who for many
wears has been famed for his unerrlny
ability tn pick out and segrrgate
those sultcases aud satchels which con
tulned liquor from innocent locking
passengers applied at the city hall for
= job ON the detective force this morn
'ng. He was told that the Sleuthmv
business w0s somewhat slow Just now.
aud went away disappointed.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-01
CLASS or 10 TO RE
FOR SUMMER MONTHS

SApUIPA, Ok June After be.
ing In operation since last October, the
Sunflower Glass plant was closed here
Monday Glass plnnts In other sections
" the country also closed Monday aud
win probably remain idle the next few
months This Is the custom through
out the summer months.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-01
RAINS WERE SANITARY
Surplus Of Water Acted \, Flush to
Storm Sewer System with Resultant
Of Splendid Health Safeguard

The unusually hen'y nu- This
spring hive done much 4. .unne the
city healthy according l rn Hu,h
vrldcr. commissioner of m.. WORKS.
Where ordinarily the uH. Sewers
become cloggrd up and r.. FOO produce
unhealthy conditions iu Oh. r.rr part,
of the city. they have nuu arpr CON
stnutly clean this year u.. ug mtml
tary conditions have Resulted 30. % rr-
suit or the continual Flushing of The
sewers Where there B. u.A ur heavy
flushing NJ certain Interval 30 BIS pur
tirulN impossible tU uurH 20 stag
uuut condition In part. OF 'ur under
ground conduits 49, ,ummIs-I
RupkwclIcr declares 'NW oklahoma
CIT, has something a. ., mukm for
with all the heavy rnirr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-01
COALGATE CITIZENS OFFER
BONUS FOR GOOD OIL WELL

COALGATE, ok, June l. Whether
or not there is oil In paying quantities
In Coal county viii be- usprluined
within the next few weeks Locations
have been made 10y the Pittsburgh OF
company and the cairo oil company In
different pnrts OF the county The citl.
izenS of this city have offered lib-
eral bonus To the parties bringing In
the first good nnyIng we'll.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-01
PRESUMPTlVE GUILT
Arrest Appeals to Victim ~ Reason
able Grounds for Affirmative Plea
One Dollar, Please. Next!

Guilty or not guilty asked Judge
Miller of j, s. Hartford when he up
peared In police court this morning 10
answer to charge Of running his au.
to with his muffler open
well guess this officer didn't
arrest me just for fun, was the AN
swer II must be- guilty" His logic
was indlsputahle, aud he contributed
one dollar and costs To the municipal
eNcheQuer
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-01
CITY wICKEDNEsS CITED
As CAUSE OF TROUBLE

Thomas Mace came here from Klo.
wa county Il few months ago aud is
now employed In one of the packing
houses, hut the wickedness OF the city
was too much for him, his wife al.
lcges ~ her petition for divorce. filed
In the district court She suys he
spends too much Of his time In Tie
company Of other women.
Mrs. Hythan J Mace, tie wife, asks
thu court TO grand her n divorce aud
award her $50 q mouth almony. She
says lier husband owns wheat crop
In kIowa county aud that he earns
81 day nt the packing plant The
suit Is dled by Glddings 4 Glddlngs.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-01
BUSINESS MEN At OILTON
CLAMP LID on THE TOWN

OILTON. OK. June THE It'd has
been clampcd on tight here as a result
" the action NJ the city council Ia
passing ordinances closing public
places on sunday business men have
cooperatcd In making the city cleun
aud there Is n whole.ouleT sentiment
here In favor uf kxplng the lowa N
such q cOndltiOD
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-01
LURE OF ARKANSAS
Frank MCCOnn AYERS that His Wife
Left Him 10 Return 10 Former Home
In the Swamp State

n woman would rather live iu
Arkansas than oklahoma Frank VI.
there lie hH- asked rur am absolute
divorce ON the ground that she ha,
abandoned him lo live In Arkansas.
They were mdrrcd In this city M
July. 1911 MrConu relates aud dur
lux the following September his wife
went hauk To her muthrr and step
father Ia Arkansas lie wrote plead
Ing letters 10 her und hy sending mo
ncy Ia buy dresses and pay her rail
rold fare finally mduccd her, In Jan
uary NJ this year to return tu him
She remained only until the early part
NJ March when the lure " Arkansa.
took her away again
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-01
SUBMARINE STOPS MOVEMENT
or TURKS TO DARD ~

LONDON June An Athens d..
patch to the Exchange Telegraph com.
pany snys II has been learned there
that the transportation ~ Turkish
troops 10 the unr,laucllcs has been In
tcrruptcd by the operations ~ Brit
lsh submarine which N cruising Ia
front NJ ConstnntlnOple
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-01
l. {. VS.. PLEDGE
THEIR SUPPORT
I'm These PerilOus Times" They Are
With the President; Convention
PSys For Righteous Peace

RICHMOND, Va. June Pledge.
~ support 10 the president VI the
United states "iu these perluus times
aud prayers for righteous peace ~ the
world characterized the opening here
today NJ the 18th annual reunion VI
the United confederate Veterans. TO
the tunes " Dixie Carry Me Back
tu Old Virginia aud "Stonewul Jack
sons Way thousands Of wrarerS NJ
the gray from all parts Of the south
land marched through the guly he.
dcrkcd streets NJ the old capital N
the ronfederucy to the city auditorium
where they were welcomed tu the old
dominion boy Governor II. G. Stuart ut
Virginia
Inspired us they filed into the hall
hy hundreds of stars and bars waved
uluft by Il concuurSe NJ huys and girls.
the aged survivors NJ the armies W
the cuufcdcuuvy shouted themselves
huarsr later displaying bouudless cu
thusiasm at the sight NJ black clad
little woman. the widow NJ General ]
T. Is stuart cavalry hero NJ the
South who vas presented 10 the AS
,rmhly
At the outset NJ the ceremonies the
spirit NJ the time was reflected In the
invocation delivered by Chaplain W
j Bcchmun, Chattanooga Tenn with
bowed heads aud mods NJ approval the
gray host received the cmpIalns ap
ppHl for blessings upon our country
our chief executive aud all In authorl
. g., iu these perluus times" aud the
, petition that the American people "may
stand with faces ~ fliut Tor righteous
ness aud the pence NJ the world"
The convention was called tu order
/ hy j Thompson Brown commanding
| the Virginia division.
Sons Meeting, Too
Simultaneous with the veterans re-
union ls being held the twentieth an
uuul reunion NJ the Sons of Cunfrdpr
utc Veterans Before them also wa,
uu echo ot the conflict In Europe nnt
Ia pledge NJ LOYALTY to the president
+ ~ the United States, sounded by Cln
renee i Owens NJ Washington. u. &.
/ which WIS ruuudly chccrcd. Tn,
/ speaker plcndcd that peace lBlght h,
preserved for America aud declared
"hul peace can be purchased too dear
lN n is bought too dearly when II 4
obtained NJ the expense " natluna
honor aud national Justice. We are
people ~ pcucc, hut II In the Wisdom
NJ our statesmen and NJ onr gren
chief executive In the white House I
should hc decided that our natlona
honor is compromised by the furthc
maintenance ~ peacr and N the cal
tu arms should then follow. | SAY tina
uu part NJ the country win rally NOR
! Wholc.heartedly tu the support " m
! president aud his policies than IN
South. and none more promptly tina
= tCoutinucd on Lnst paRe.I
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-01
WALTER LUCAS, A PATROIMAN,
SUSPENDED FROM SERVICE

Walter Lucas, for many years q pn
trolman on the Oklahoma City police
force, was indefinitely suspended from
service by city officials today. Ne
reason for the action was given, other
than II was for the good Uf the service.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-10
sSuiire.S On6uus 1885,

Der Rries tritt ben qariiern in
Der mdnnigfa9itsn Geitalt sntseosn
unb bat GinfIub aui unsnoIia DieIe
GinSelbeiten bes 9ebsns dusgeibt.
Die 8amen trdgen lire aIeioet nte
unifOrmen seIdHitten unO I4miiden
ii9 nit bslmartigen 6iiten. unb aud
Die 1nOutrie sntnimmt lire 4nres
gungen Dem DaHenipert. 4ls n9Dbe'
punt oes auIfinemeats" tptrD IN oer
glauoerei zines Barrier 8ldttes FIN.
gsiislt, iDenn man in itln pei9es
9ett cine NdrmefIaide in 1sItalt Ell
ner tdui4eno nadgema9ten Grdnaie
lsgt uHo OieIss geTahrii9 oreinI9aus
enos 5nitrument bic Sube leinss
Salates srb0bt. Sebr piel getauft
sperDen S9a9ttfR nit 8onbons, Die
ole Jorm BON SsueraIbiten bas
ben. Msibe Jeoeru rabmsu anmutIs
tinen i9lpar3en 8euteI Elm, Der Don
3ipsi aartOns in Der 6Orm BON 3tpsis
lpiBsn umi4loHen MIRO. Man lieit
anf Ipld elmer 9Dnbonida9tel sitpa:
a5offrrs9rnbons 1915. aIs SeIts
amtett psrosn oiefs S4abtsln piels
lei1t etnmaI Sammsltpert huben,
5pnIt aber lit aber 1T Der GeOaute,
aus etusln @eneroIsbut, in Dem bic
Snate our9 bic idparss 5ius ansss
Dsltst Iinb, SiBigteitsn berDpr5u5ies
ben, ni4t geroDe appstitliH, unO
man fOnnte f~penieitsns oerlaugen,
boB oiele Generate - GIaben boz
ben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-10
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nnD Bic iunsen Damsn beIturmen
ibp, ct mDgs bod %er5dbleH. ME er
bas @iIsrns areu3 erbieIt.
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te Der qsutnant bef6eiben. .Gs
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n~itionslager. ga fdIideu mir ung
uadts bin, maaten bic ggaGst rns
T1d6li6, Iegten bic 9tiiung unb
trpden i'm Moraenarduen surud.
Damn I6aItste i'd Die 8ernsiinbnne
Elm uub Iisb bic gauge 9ey6i9ts In
bic Cuff geben!"
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8epunOerune, nur GrGuIsin 2isss
den Gdenf6mibt Iogt tnttduf6t;
ead, 8trn5iinbunss Sh Ooatt
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-10

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