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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1915-07-28
Woman,s Club Monday.

The August meeting of the Wo-
mans club will be held at the club
house Monday at three o'clock. The
program has been arranged by the
history and travel committee, Mrs.
Abbie B. Brooks, chairman, and will
consist of a talk on 1.-THE Romance
Of Poetry by Judge Wendell P. Stat
ford of Washington.
Don't be buncoed by a 1oN price
when you want good printing
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1915-07-28
RAYMOND E. ROY DROWNED.

RAYMOND f. ROY DROWNED.
Npung Boy Plunged into Deep Water
on Way to Ball Game.
Charels L. Roy, the genial barber
N the Avenue House shop, suffered
great loss last Thursday when his
year old boy, Raymond E. Roy,
hs drowned in the Passumpsic
|Fer near the campus. The little fell
Nv, with several companions, was
|hying on a raft which was tied to
tree on the east bank of the river.
fveral other boys were swimming
kar the raft and all having a happy
me. The Roy boy was eager to
M to the campus where Littleton
d st. Johnsbury were playing ball.
d jumped from the raft and made
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1915-07-28

The 25 cent piece was made
famous by the American Liver
Tablets, the perfect laxative.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1915-07-28

The following letters are adver-
tised for the week ending July "a:
Ladies, Miss Fannie r. Fiske, Mrs.
Ina Mcdonald, Mrs. Earnest L. Sage;
gentlemen, Hugh Gaffney, Noah
Long, James Stein.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1915-07-28
CONCERT BY MISS ALLEN
Gave st. Johnsbury People A Pleas
ing Production of Grand Opera

The music-lovers of st. Johnsbury
had such a treat as comes only a few
times in years in the concert at the
Colonia last week Tuesday evening
by Miss Julia Allen of New York.
Miss Allen had been visiting friends
here for several weeks and gave most
generously of her talent while here.
The war drove her home from Europe
where she had been touring Holland,
France, Italy and Germany and the
program which she presented to a
St. Johnsbury audience gave them
such a taste of grand opera as they
had never heard here before. She
gave the mad scene from Lucia de
Lammermoor and a scene, "Ah Fors
e'lui' from La Traviata to the de-
light of the audience which compris
ed the metropolitan musicians who
are summering here as we'll as local
enthusiasts. The rest of the pro-
gram consisted of a group of songs
by foreign composers and a group by
American composers. Miss Maude
Brown acted as accompanist and
played two numbers; the flute obli-
gatos were by George c. Felch and
the cello obligatos as well S several
solo numbers by Raymond Laughlin.
The audience was not large but moSt
enthusiastic and repeatedly called for
encores which were given generously.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1915-07-28

We print the news about you.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1915-07-28

RAYMOND "A. EEARL, d II Il
FRED @. MOORE, Secretary.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1915-07-28

Royal Arch Chapter, No. II.
Stated Convocation Friday evening. July
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w E.

Invite you to make this bank
YOUR bank, and will appreciate
your account, whether small or
large. 1t will
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1915-07-28

Palestine COmmandery, No. 5, X. Il
Stated Conclave Tuesday evening, Aus
nat "a
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1915-07-28

DAVID R. COLE, Secretary.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1915-07-28

Passumpslc Lodge, No. ~. #. & A. MI
Regular Communication Thursday even
ing. August 19.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-10
HEALTH BOARD GRANTS
PERMITS TO PRACTISE

Gilbert J. Waller, who recently was
appointed by Governor Pinkham to
succeed Commissioner George R. Car
ter, resigned, attended his first meet
ing Of the board Of health yesterday
in the capacity of a member. Among
other things the board, acting on a
recommendation from the board Of
medical examiners, granted licenses
to practise medicine and surgery to
DR.. T. Suzuki, DR.. Unpei Shimamoto
and DR.. Nubukichi Morisugi. DR.. Rus
sell c. Lichtentels was appointed gov
eminent physician for the Hama dis
trict, Maui.
After an almost continuous service
of IL years, Cecil Kiilehua, superin-
tendent CT the quarantine hospital at
Kalihi, was granted a months leave
Of absence. He expects to visit the
exposition in San Francisco as we'll as
other California points. An order was
passed by the board to the effect that
no government physician or board OF
health inspector incur any liability
without the sanction of the CHIEF sani-
tary inspector.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-10
Scenes ARE laid
IN HIGH SIERRAS

Max Figman and Lolita Robertson
are splendidly cast in Jack Chanty, /"
the photo-play running at the Popular
theater this week. These stars since
entering the movies" have pro-
duced some good romantic plays.
lack Chanty"'', is a fEe-part feature
Of the open country, and the plot is
laid in the gold country forest Of the
far West, among the mountains of the
Sierra Madre. Indians take an i'm.
portant part in the productions in fact,
quarter-breed Indian maiden (hiiss
Robertsonl is the heroine of the pic
ture. The story is diverted sufficiently
to inject into the play scenes and in.
cidents Of society life in great east
ern city. -. ~
Jack Chantyn will run until Mon
day night, inclusive, at the Popular,
with the usual Saturday matinee to
morrow. II will be followed by 'Da.
mon and Pythias," remarkable pic.
ture of which the members of the Ho-
noiufu Pythians win be the patrons.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-10
BISHOP ESCAPES
uADlNBLAIVKET

What Happened to Jones?". just
seems to be unable to keep from max
ing people laugh at the Bijou theater
these nights. incidentally the title
might have mentioned almost anyone
else in the cast Just as well as Jones,
for the reason that something is hap
pening to somebody every minute dur
ing the run Of the five reels.
Jones meets and weos q young lady
attending an exclusive academy. He
decides that the Young lady must be-
come his wife, but how? That's the
question Jones hasn't the remotest
idea until he attends, a prize fight,
escapes when thepolice raid the fight
and insists upon escorting home the
professor in charge of the academy
Jones insists upon being protected,
and the professor, expecting a visit
from his brother, the bishop of Tim
bactoo, introduces Jones as the bro
Their. Shortly the real bishop arrives,
is rushed to q room, relieved of his
clothing and locked in. The bishop
escapes with only q blanket for cloth
ing. About the same time a 1unatic
escapes from nearby sanitarium SIM
iiarly attired. Then the fun is fast
and furious. -
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RECITAL
next THURSDAY

Frank Moss, the well-known Cali
fornia pianist who recently arrived in
Honolulu, win give his first public
recital In this city on Thursday eve
ming of next week, September 16. The
recital will be given at the Charles
r. Bishop hall, Oahu College, begin
hing at $3.50 o'clock. ......
q Mr.. Moss, who may locate perma-
Aently in Honolulu, was, before leaving
the coast, The dean of the California
Conservatory of Music at San Fran
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-10
KAMEHAMEHA IS
READY TOBEG|N
WORK FOR YEAR

Charles r. Bostwick, the new prinei-
pal OF the Kamehameha manual
school. is busily ct work preparing for
the opening of the school on Septem-
Der 10. He Is working out a schedule
of study for the shop work during the
coming year, and is giving attention
to other matters which viii tend to
somewhat enlarge the work Of the
department. &. ygts:ss
The Kamehameha athletic field is
being enlarged, the work including a
220-yard straight-away cinder track.
The erection Of six grandstand sec
tons will provide ample seating space
for attendants ct the football games
and other athletic contests. The Werk
of altering Bishop hall Is about COM
pieted. Office space for the president,
principal and auditor has been progid.
ed and the building has been equipped
with white marble laNatoriess Il
Kamehameha mas enrolled 81 stu
dents to date. II is expected that by
the time school opens this number will
have increased to more than 300. The
teachers in the preparatory depart
ment are ready for work and this
year there will be three new instruc-
tors Miss Farwell, Miss Campbell
and Miss Mitchell. Miss Alice Knapp
will continue as principal Of this de-
partment. Miss Abbie Newton has
been appointed principal Of the girls
school George Andrus, who has
charge of the schools music, has re-
turned from visit to the coast.
Messrs. Livingstone and Bartlett, who
have been on Maui, have returned
with their families. t....E =
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-10
BANkOF HAWAII
1OAlDDEPOaTS
OFLOCAL SAVERS

Formal notice is being given today
by the Bank Of Hawaii that owing to
a desire expressed by a number of
persons receiving money after bank
ing hours on Saturday afternoons to
make deposits in the savings depart
ment, the Bank of Hawaii's saving de-
partment will be open from to 9 p.
m. each Saturday, to receive deposits
only. The new plan will begin to
morrow and continue regularly. No
payments will be made during these
hours.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-10
Calls JO[IVET' ANERICANbEADTY

"The Unafraid," featuring Rita Joli-
vet, scored a decided hit at the Lib
erty theater upon its premier last
night. There seems to be little infor-
nation at hand as to just who Miss
Jolivet is. The manager of the Liber-
ty terms her "the American beauty"
but, judging from her work in this
picture it would not be q far guess to
brand her as q French beauty In
any event the word beauty" is appfi
cable. Miss Jolivet is q finished act
ress and has fine support furnished
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-10
OFFERINGS
TEN ACTS FOR O'ROARK BENEFIT

Ten big acts have been arranged
for the Jane O'Roark benefit at the
Bijou theater next Wednesday night"
according to the window cards which
were placed today. Those in charge
Of the affair, however, state that they
rushed to print, so far as these cards
we're concerned, tlst a trifle early,
and predict a so per cent increase In
this number of offerings. Miss
ORoark, while but a short time in
this city, made numerous friends and
many have come forward and volun-
teered their services in any capacity
whatever
While the program is now almost
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-10

complete the promoters OF the benefit
are DESTROYS OF completing same be-
fore making any announcement as to
the talent However, they promise
that a number of old-time Honolulu
fayorites viii appear to good adVan-
tage and that a number of excellent
vaudeville acts, entirely new to this
city. will also be presented.
The AID Club and several other To-
cal organizations are behind this bene-
fit performance and it is guaranteed
to be up to the high standard demand
ed by Honolulu's wide awake organiEa-
ton. Tickets are now on sale by the
Ad Club committee in charge of the
affair.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-10

once. There's nothing to stick. Put
shoes and stockings on right over it.
No pain, no fuss, 4S hours-corns gone
"Gets-lt" never hurts the true flesh,
never makes the toes sore. If you
have tried almost everything else for
corns, you will be much more sur
prised to see how. quickly and easily
your corns and callouses will come
right off with "Gets-It." Quit limping
and wrinkling up your face with corn
wrinkles. Try ''Gets-It" tonight on
that corn, callous, wart or bunion and
you'll be glad you read this.
''Gets-It" is sold by all druggists,
25cs a bottle, or sent direct by E.
Lawrence & Co., Chicago. Sold in
Honolulu and recommended as the
worlds best corn remedy by Benson.
smith & Co., Ltd, Fort and Hotel
streets, and Hollister Drug Co.
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her by Jesse L. Lasky. House Peters
is seen opposite to Miss Jolivet.
Strange scenery and strange cos
TUNES are the order of things in The
Unafraid. The plot Of the story is
laid In Montenegro.
The third episode of the "Adven.
lures Of kathryn" are the most thrill:
ing of this serial thus far shown in
Honolulu, while the "Pathe Weekly"
carries a number Of excellent naval
pictures in connection with the Euro
pean war. >s-zz - 5.E=
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"00-YI MY C0RN-N!'
HIM, USE "GETS-iT"
Then You'll Have No corns to Bump!
Your corns WI Come "cIean
Off" Quick!

Did you ever see a corn peel off
after you've used "Get's-It" on It?
Well, it's moVing-picture for your
life! And you hardly do thing to It.
Put a little 'Gets-lt" on, it dries at
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-11

blauer Gag = Slisger I'M sylisaer
lber Der Stabt, unb bic petbea
decentralization tpetteifern nit btil
9roBen, Iangiam 3iebenoen Woltea.
13uDetIen MISREPRESENTATION
bod oben iuenh Elm Sampfflu95ella
it6 elHmii9t. 9eaen 4 llbr elm lailtea
rtr &f - am tpeftliten SinlmeI
faum fi6tbar, DON S6rapneltpplteN
umrabmt, alpei Slieger. Dds ratterns
ee 3atetatetat tbrer @epebre tlirdt
LATTER, beftiger - auf einrnaI ftpantt
Der eine, maht Elm paar ilnerpartete,
edge Bepeeungen, gleitet bann, an
ben brdunli6en, gefliieelten Samesl
bee Qborns srinnernb, abnGrts.
5duier nebmen bic @usiitt nure)
Die 9uifen laufen WenI9en, reunen.
rufen, al allen sysn1tern 9eIihter ~
frobIOteno, iubelno: rDus 1T Elm
DeutI6erl" Dir proteitirsn lds
6eno - IS biIft nihts: Der 4atios
HalItcIS lit auf eirmal ipisosr pa -
fetn Strom f6eibet bic polaren 8rafie
Der befssten Stabt. Die s5reuee
bauert bis gum 2tbeuo: Da fdbrt lang
Jam arf stHsm grobeH 2aftautomobil,
Don SolouteugeftaIten in pbdntaitifth
GROCER 9ruppe bod iiberragt, Der fiji
seIloie Geib bes Observation-Disclosures
5lug8euees bic Rae Rationals ents
lang. gBie Der Rumpf zines rieFsen
Slides liest Der blGnte &orper Oa,
an Dem ientredt Itebenben Sdrpanaz
fteuer, bas ipie cine RieienfIoiis auf
rast, aerfsbt bic 1ricolors; 8aumditc
iinb burd bic bIau peib roth be-
matte geipaununa bes Steuers sefabe
reH. 2lqss lduFt bintsrber ~ aber
jtst 1T bic Jreube aui Der anberen
Seits. unb bas sebebHte Sb, of. bas
ba unb bort auftliust, pabt isltiain
gut su bem rubissn aroftbenybtfein
NIT bem bie beutl1en SOlbateu ouf
Der aropbds tbronen.
Die Beifpisls Iieben Fd permebrel
% 9ebt beriiber nrb biHiibr, glefdt
fid aus. IdIdst nit neuer &raft aus'
chamber - Inn iid tpteber in BEN
8ertebr bes Cages Slriammeusufirs
ben. Dit 5offnlns. bab bic Delts
i4en. an oenen man iebt notbsebrurls
gen u6elitft piel gu nerbienen fuft.
sirnal binausgeporfen tperben bot
tetntr aufs.sebeu; ieber Sanpner,
f6ub. iern ensliIde Slieser beIebt fis
neu. geppr iie trfiiQi tpirb, periaufeu
uber bic frunsOiiften aiHber pou Ct
fer bic neusiten Gnfi6istarten nit
oem GtH5us ibrer gefangenen Idter
unb griioer uno 2anpsIeute in 2iue
an bic beutiden SOlbutsn = oas 9ez
i9Git glei9t Iosdr bic Spanuuns
Stpifdsn ben beiben nattonaIen PoIen
bier in 2iue unb I'm 3risse aus, lIro
bas lit es, pas 5nlebt Ole beitsn Soffs
nunsen fiir bic 8e5iebuneeH mad benz
6risoen eibt.
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sasi6es cinsinnatsr goIfsba samias ben H. am6 1918

beuie ntd)t groB, aber polIis geniisenb
fir bic Nnhfrose. - Die beferen
Nudlitdisn fparen itetis, bic anberer
etpas niebriser. Gamers unb Cutters
iparah In gsgehr unb itetis, ebenfc
quite Wii6tiibe.
Ulittlere Ynb idpere Stiere 500
800; S1fen $3.OO-e.5o; 5lsis
ifer Stisre $5.25-725; aiissrleisn.
big erird $7.35--7.75; Sellers $3.50
-~e25; aussrleiene Bis ertra $685.
100: aiibe $3.25-5.00: aussrlden.
bis ertra $5.25-5.7 Cutters $4.OO
-45O; Ganners $3.0O-3.75; !. WiI6s
tiibe $35.0e-S5.00. Stoders unD
iSeeoers. Stiere $5.25-5.75; Seifsrs
$4.5o-5.5O; aiibs $4.Oo-5.oO.
guIIen. Der Wtortt mar iebr
flau umo Die prsiis big su 1o-15c
niebrissr.
Settle gullen $5.75 900; Bologna
$500 $50; erira $5.6O-5.75; mas
aer. unb leidbte S3.75-4.75.
aGIbeE Die 3ufubr tpar nur
mGBis uilb biz preii. itiesen I'M 25-
SOC.
geIt. aGlber $9.75-10.O0; fair
Big euie leihte $6.50-9.5o; orbindrs
unp grobe $4.00-9.25.
. 4wsins- Die bsutiss 3ufu6r
irar bic sr0Rie Isit J.brltar uno bides
bate Elm fallen Der 4Irsii. um zoe 3ur
Jolse.
Wus.ri,isne fdp.rs $e.7o-6.75;
quite BIS aaserlsisns @erIaRbt uno
Jl,iideriorien $6.70-6.75; semtI6ts
DerianbtIortep $6.45-6.70: dugerle,
isne mittIere $50 Bis 180 pfunb $6..
GAO; leihte gsriaubtiort,n S.
90-6.15; Serisl 10 pfunb uno nee
niger $3.50-5.5O; orbindre big auss
srl.isne ihtuere fstts Sius $500
6.25; Stass $4.o0-5.0O.
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fnbr mdbis gia4irogs gut unD Die
prsiie itstia.
S6af., .rtra s5.75-5.s5; gut.
bis aussrlsiene $5.00-5.65; crbindrs
Biz fair $1,000. 2dmm.r, .rtra
1925; quite Biz uussrlsieus $500
9.15; oroindr. bis fair S5.75-7.75;
Cullen S5.50-6.50.
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Gam itaa II. DECEMBER 1915.
Sm Gincinnatier 9iitirtt nirb i'd
Der SbiofluB nur ipsnie psrdnbern
8ei!ern 46erb bate berIelbe elmer
DaHeritanb DON 1o.1 SUB.
Die folgenoen 9spef6sn trafer
ipabr,nb bss sstrigsn 1agss bier
.in:
pittsburs, pu.-6.1 Sub, iisist.
DbesIins. W. ga.-7,1 SuB. fdGt.
pur.ersburu, D. 9a.--7.O isub, iteig)
aanatpba SaGs, B. 9a.-1.4, idat.
@bartfon, %. ga.--7.3 IuB, fiat.
portsmoutb. O.-7.7 SUB, itsist.
aouisDille. ap.--8.4 SuB. f6lIt.
gDanspiIIe, sssno.-11.2 SuB fdllt.
RaIbDilIe, 3eun-9.9 1Suf, fdat.
Chattanooga. Ssnn.-9.3 Sub, fdui.
Ct. 2Ouis. Wo.-9.5 5ub, faat.
Ranfas eitp. Mo.-8.2 5ub, fteist.
R.mpbis. Sehn.-15.4 5ub, Tdut.
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Der Sang pom Der COB
tinttur. Der rSyigaru" brabts pbr
eirigen 5agen einsn ibm Don Der 5ront
5ugHaroteH launigen, ani6eineRo
aud BON etpas Salsenbumor iuIpirirs
ten apbsefang auf bas bon Der frans
5DiIidsn Reei5in germ psripaubts glus
FiImittel. 8ir aebsn bas 0ebiht in
freier lleberfeBuns pieper:
Sn einem isner Spradgebilpe,
Die uufsebliibt i'm llnteritano,
Wirb ieBt Der Maru Der pflesersilbe
Sob Stntturetto germ senannt.
guh i'd mill tbm ben 2orbssr rsi5eh.
SHeint ieiH Spitem aun ettpas itarr.
Dem unter isinem pinieIItrsiden
8eri6Dano mein gron9ialtatarrb.
DoG bilpst iib in meinem Munae
Gin tpebepoaes 3abugef9fpiir,
Damn muB id fraaep; 1auat TN
9runbe
Die Spbtinttur benn aud, b flr2
uno reib ih mir ,bsim @riffeItIopfcn
BON metl,em Singer Elm Stiid Saut,
Stnp nit Siuttur - nit stpei, erei
1ropfeH
Die 3ellen tpieber aufeebauta
Rihts blsibt Der MiTenidaft I'm
Dunfeln.
Sie fanp bas COB - Der WeIt gum
Sell.
go tilet lie qidelu unb 6urunielu,
@Iei6ptsl on tpelhem SDrpertbeil.
aIs iid mein 5reunb Elm Betn bsts
fiaud)te, ~
QDdro er ritt b. u. nHb pdruMY
Wlit slGu5srpem GrfOls gebrauhts
Gr Sob - ais oas Speaifitum. 4-Ig.
2lneino2 Stnupien2 llmeenposlt
Sit msine RaIe ipte mein Sals,
Wenn man lie nit 3inttur beiopeIt
Rur breimaI piermdI oIlenfdus.
Sir TubittpeiB tpie fir SiibneratgeH
llrb Iorit bel ieoet aeibesnotb
Wirb iiher tets Elm Wlittel tauaen.
Der rGtb es rtdt? Stuttur bon Spbi
5iir Massr, 2sber, WltI3 unb GulIe..
Biir Nerpeuiamer5en uno sSrdltur,
Sir ale 2etbsn -, ale. oIs
SIT iegeusrsi6 Die Spbtinttur.
CRIT nsulth fam iis iebr aueute,
.3pisfa6 = auF siHeu eir5igen Sieb -
Bel bem Ssrrn Sauptmunn ieiuer
Stute
llnb. tpp CT isIbsr putts iitb rtsb .4s
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Mrst Call.


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seniirt. Ws&jei auf 2onoon Barren it.tis
~ t.e7H tilr 90 aaae Sidbti aabef.Snpsi.
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Grents Sidt 6.84H. RsbsI 5.s9H. Nari
Si6f 7eH, Aabd 1874, 2ires ei9t CSC.
&aba e.65. Rubtl SiHt 81I<; asbel 82tz;
si!bspBsTTsn S4k. Rsriianiiss fcusrs
42K.
aftienmarft-7as Sarp.se reignib
en faess mar bas wsitere Fallen Der eng.
lii4.frdn56fihen gonbs aai 94A. Die
Wei&dife warsn brute an Der B5rie rubig
unb bic Brittle fielen, iobab bic S4fuino.
tirun8sn rnsiitens uxitr benen Don gsfern
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-11

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-11
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