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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-04-15
Comfort for the scboolmaam

Alabama and Washington are fol
lowing the Texas idea and erecting
cottages for the teachers of the rural
schools. The idea is to do away with
the old and never satisfactory plan of
boarding round" a relic OF pioneer
days. In Texas the school directors
erect these cottages near the school
house and one county has six of them
In one town the citizens bought the
land and erected the house by public
subscription. This place has six acres
OF land around It. In other places the
teachers have five and six room cot
tages, live together on the co-opera-
tive plan and hire a woman to do the
housework. Texas has oyer 100 teach
er's cottages. The plan gives the
teacher chance for privacy and a
touch OF home life that Is lacking un-
der the system in vogue in other
places. II is likely that the plan will
continue to extend until there is a
teachers cottage in every school dis
trict.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-04-15

There Ia nothing more lrritatinv IN
the people OF n small town than tho
AIR OF superiority that people from
larger towns have towards them and
'neir village. 1t Is hard TO say lust
What prompts the city man 10 fool
greater than the vlllagor, but he al-
most invariably does. and what malos
II worse, shows II In his actions.
IL is the weakness OF city peoplo.
this belief of theirs that country moo
PIE are back numbers. The man from
city concern pays the country busl-
ness man n visit and shows plainly
that he considers tho littlc merchant
very small potato: but if ho were
wise enough to realize tho truth of
their respective businesses, he would
KNOW that the back-numbor merchant.
US ne looks upon him, is laying by each
year more than the city chap is draw
Ing rs hired man from n companv
that could find a thousand like him I'm
a days time.
inc narrow-brainod lecturer drops
into the small town, and az the begin
hing OF his talk mentions that ho has
changed his subject, "for fear the ono
announced would he over the heads of
his audience" and then proceeds In
ramblo along for couple of boura
with stale stories and disconnected
ideas, boring his audience half to
death The chautauqua entertainer.
uhtil he has had n good deal of exper-
lence; the travelling salesman, up TO
the time he becomes OF some value TO
the house; the transient visitor. on n
chance business or pleasure trip: the
young city omploye, before he learns
the lessons of the relation OF capital
to business, wherever Il Is employed
all OF them make the same mistake of
the capacity, the intelli-
gence and the character OF countrv
people.
III there is such thing as super |
iority between city and country folks
the latter have the best opportunity OF |
securing 1t. But as people, there is no |
dinerence between those who live I'm |
cities and those who live I'm tho coun-
try They all read the same nowspa- |
pers' the same magazines and tho |
same books. they hear the same lee
-urers, and see the same theatrical
performances, they attend the same
nigh schools and graduate from the
same colleges and universities, they
axe the same trips, visit the same va
alton resorts, and make as many ex-
'ursions abroad, they ride In Pull
mans as often. and pay their bills as
"'''" -''' s'-i '"i,a-,- -a"~-..4I.E.-s. a.. |
Inference between them, except that
he country people have the advantage
If freedom from the life I'm throngs,
md from the scramble for livelihood
With great numbers contesting for
share.
We have no contempt or criticism
or those who prefer TO live I'm a city,
,ut we do object to their attitude OF
'corn for the doings of those who live
n the country or In small towns.
There is no basis for their feeling OF
and, to a person with
proper understanding OF the relations
)f things, II is nonsensical and uncall-
,d-for.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-04-15
The Frankly Jealous Editor

The new electric sign I'm the front
window Of the Farmers National bank
is attracting considerable attention.
The sign is equipped with a series OF
letters so that any wording desired
may be used. Last week It was say
ing, Taxes now due, pay at this bank"
We are thinking some OF borrowing
It and putting in the words, "Subscrip-
ton now due, pay at this ofice."-Au-
relia, Iowa, Sentinel.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-04-15

lhe modern incandescent electric
lamp was put in circuit and maintain
cd It's ncandescence for over forty
hours.
lSf9-lnyented radical improve
hents in construction of dynamo
tric machines for systems Of distri-
Dution OF current for light, heat and
power. Invented systems OF distribu-
tioh' regulation and measurement M
electric current. Invented socl,a,s
1S79-December 81. Gave public
demonstration of electric lighting sys-
tenn liz streets and buildings at Menlo
Park, New Je.sey, using underground
mains.
lSSO-lnvented further improve
ments I'm systems and details for cleo
trio light, heat and power and prepared
to introduce same commercially.
lSSO-Invented magnetic ore sepa-
rator.
1SS1-Opened business Offices at No.
90 Fifth avenue, New York city, for
exploiting electric light system.
1881 Established first commercial
incandescent lamp factory at Harri-
son, New Jersey
1SSl-Organized and established
shops for the manufacture OF dyna-
mos, underground conductors, sock
cts switches, fixtures, meters, etc.
1SS0-ISSO d,
h.st life-size electric railway for
freight and passengers at MenIo Park.
New Jersey.
1882 September 4. Commercial Nm
Grafton Of first commercial central sta
ton in New York city for distribution
OF electric curernt for light, power and
heat.
1sS3-First three-wire central sta
ton for electric lighting installed at
Sunbury. Pa.
1880 1875 Strenuous years of in
vention and endeavor I'm extending.
improving and exploiting the electric
light, heat and power systems. Dur
ing these years he took out upward
OF three hundred patents. many of
them of fundamental importance, such
for instance, as that covering the
feeder system and that covering the
three-wire system.
1SS7-Moved to pesent laboratory AT
West Orange. n. J.
87-1S9O-Invented improvements
on present type OF cylinder phono.
graph. In these four years took out
over eighty patents on these improve.
ments, and also established very ex
tensive commercial business I'm Tn,
manufacture and sale of Photographs
and records.
1891 Made a number Of inventions
relating to electric railways.
1891 Invented tho motion pictur,
camera. By the invention of thi,
mechanism, with the continuous tape
like film originated by Edison. Il be
came possible to take and reproduc,
motion pictures as we have them al
this day.
1S9l-10O0 These years we're spen
on the great iron ore concentratin,
enterprise. in which Edison did som,
OF his most brilliant engineerin1
work. lie made many important in
ventions during this period, anon,
which we're those covering the gian
rolls for breaking large masses o
rock, and the three-high rolls for fin,
crushing.
l90O-19l0- This period covers On,
work resulting in the invention OF IN,
Edison Alkaline storage battery an,
It's commercial introduction
l9OO-i909 During these years Edi
son established Portland cemen
mill. lie made many important inven
tions relating to the methods and pro
cesses involved In the production o
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-04-15

MISS Mary Jane Farrell and Henry
a'"u'ord were married the other dav
~ savannah. Ga. by Justice OF the
Peace Mccall. using MARRIAGE. Il
rense which was issued 2l years ago
both contracting parties were more
'han 20 years of age and would give
no reason for the long delay in their
nuptial arrangements.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-04-15

Portland cement Some of tbeso sroh
as the long kiln, are of great import-
ahce 10 the industry I'm general
l9O2--Worked on improvepo,,, l.,
the Edison primary battery.
iSoS-Made important inventions re-
'utihg TO photograph cylinders
l9o5-lntroduced new model of dic-
'a.ihg machine, which enabled the die
'atoi TO near repititions and make cor
reotiCng
universal electric motor for operating
debating machines on all commercial
lighting currents. extending voice
writing In fully % per cent of terri
tory In the world I'm which alternating
current only was available.
Worked on improved d,sc
phonograph. This work resulted I'm
the production OF an instrument and
records which reproduce vocal and in
strumental music with absolute fdel-
ity and sweetness. improvements I'm
recording have been made. and ali
oVertones are reproduced. The dia-
mond point TeTroducer and indestruc-
lbie recorCs are important Inventions.
and on tie whole Edison's disc phono-
graph las commenced new era I'm
talking machines.
1912-Introduced formally TO the
public the Kinetophone or talking mo
ton picture, after spending much
time in developing same during the
past years. He foreshadowed the pro-
duction of this combined device I'm
1887.
l9O9-1014-Worked on Telescribe. a
device TO be attached TO telephone
BY means Of the Telescribe both sides
Of telephone conversation are re-
corded on a phonograph cylinder.
which may be preserved for future re-
ference. The Telescribe was complet-
ed and introduced TO the public I'm
the fall OF 1914.
lol2-l9l4 Worked ON Transophone.
a new type OF transcrlber's debating
machine operated electrically from
the keyboard OF the typewriter
1914 Edison, being the largest in
diyidual user in the United States of
carbolic acid Cfor making phono-
graph records). found himself in dan
ger of being compelled to close his
factory by reason Of the embargo
placed on expectation by England and
German, the sources OF supply. Car
bolic acid is used in making explo-
siyes, and the war in Europe was the
cause OF the embargo Edison worked
out plan for making carbolic acid
| synthetically, set gangs OF men work
ing "a hours day to build a plant.
and on eighteenth day after starting
out was making the acid Within four
weeks after plant started II could turn
out a ton a day.
1914 on the night Of December 9th
Edison's great plant at West Orange
| n. J was the scene Of great conHa-
grafton Early next morning gangs
Of men were at work clearing up the
wreck. Hundreds more were added
during the day and work was contin-
ued - hours a day. Within &c hours
after the fire Edison had given full or.
ders for the complete rehabilitation oi
the plant
MOTEL drawing up a chronolog.
ical table Of Edisons work and inven.
tions il has been found impossible al.
ways to assign specific work to a spo.
cific year, as his activities In various
lines Of invention have in most case,
overlapped the various years. TIL,
above has been carefully drawn up
however, in view Of the work in which
he has been actualIv engaged at IN,
time mentioned.
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80
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-04-15

Mary Guros. a New York school girl.
asked her teacher to excuse her for
being tardy She was delayed in reach
ing school by saving her three-year-
old sister and 1S-months-old brother
from suffocation in a Gre.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-04-15

william Flynn. 81 months, and Aleno
houck, IL months, "eugenIc bah,os 1.
nave been betrothed by their parents
ihey were winners in the recent babv
show at Los Angles, Cal
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-04-15

Physicians say an operation by
which Richard Briggs, Winsted.
Conn dairyman, wears a new eyeIid.
made Of flesh from his arm. will be
successful.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-04-15

So inconvenient to borrow your
neighbor's paper. Better send US
dollar today and we will save you all
that trouble for a year.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-04-15
THOMAS ALVA EDISON
MODERN MIRACLE MAN
The Greatest Inventor of All Time.
Although Sixty-Seven Years Old.
Ready to Take Fresh Start-His
Lite a Most Wonderful Inspira-
tion

Below we reproduce an article from
Ihe American Magazine for March for
The benefit of our subscribers who
may not he readers of that estimable
publication:
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-04-15

The best advertised. the most pat
t1nized, the least criticised. the most
eulogized paper In Preston county
The Argus. Try Il.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-04-15

II you want the best for the least
money try our advertisers.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-04-15

II It pays TO advertise part OF the
time, why not all the time?
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-04-15

Isn't The Argus fun of newsr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-13


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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-03
t,t A,s ssnti,fEgtl,. -; -, a,,,afli,,,

tet, bdb seniitfdtlf hi Der UtuisfIitiea
rung ii3 erbebli9 bernriubsrteH. Diro
nit bem UlaiS gtcfdseitig UlsIails
(abfda Der Riiben3lderfdbriteiD psrs
Ifiittert, 10 tomnen I9ipere @rtraniuns
gen Der pferoe on aoIit iiberbaupt
nitt mebr. lei6te nur san5 ieItsn Dor.
yto6 lei bemertt, bab Ra9 Der Be
bduptling ienes ,3iifters bic aeiituRgss
fdbigteit unb Die 2tusOauer minoeitsHs
glei6 gebIieben lei tpie bel Der 9ufsra
fiitteruHg.
Der Ua1is pirb AZ StuHbeu Dor
nem 8erfiitterH eingequelt. Die Geritt
ntrb grob geItrotet. Ufdis, @erite,
UleIaiTefutter uho 9dtieI Deroen i'm
9emenge DorgeIegt.
006 m04te BEN pisrbebefibern ees
rdt5en Der0en, nit GriaBfuttermittelH
fiir 5afer lansIum Dor3uge6en, ipenr
aud Der 6aier I'm Yreiie etlpas itei.
gen follte. Safer blei6t e5en bod ims
mer 6afer, er III uno 6tei6t bas uni
Oerialfutter fir bic pferOe. @r ipirb
bon ben Pferben ihnel aufgenommen
unb ebenIo ihneQ DerDatt. Gr beiib:
einen eiaenartigeu 8ei3itoff, DeranlaBt
itarte Wiustel6iLDung, nGbreno ale
anoersl Buttermitfel SettanTab be-
f0r0ern, Der tpieberum Neigung gum
Sdpiben un0 leidter Grmiibung i'm
9efOlge BAT.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-03
Wiebmarft.
Gtntinnatt. 2. 9tuguit.

GiHcinrati. 2. Quguit.
2ufubr un6 geriauot pdbrenb Der
IeBteu AZ StunDen Osrgliten nit
beriel6en 3eit bsr uerQanseReH Wo4e
iUaren ME folat: d
3uFubr Hinbp. Sdgpeins S9aie
26. Juli 1886 2748 2720
2. glua. :. 2055 3172 2288
gerianot pa9rsno 0srislben 3eit:
HiNOp. S6peine S6afe
26. Suli =. 45 1914 2094
2. glua. :. 50 S62 752
RtnbDteh - Die beutiqe gu,
iuhr mar iehr a,oB fir WOntag, Die
yia6frdae mar ritt bsosuteno uuo
Tie QrsiTe fir bic 5siisreH QudIttdten
iielen I'm 10-15c. Die anberen 10
25c. Der Rortt mar itetia. WliIhs
tiihe puroen nur ipsnid letauft.
Utittlere unb icbtDere Stiere $685.
$50; duserieieus biz ertrd $685.
rs: Gdden $325-6.50; GletIaers
Stiere s5.75-8.25: ertra $835-
$50; 5eiIerg $500 IT'S; auserIefe.
ne S7.85-s.25; ad6e $3.25-5.75;
ouserleiene bis srird $3.50; Gans
ners $3.0O-4.00; Stod aiibe $3.50
$50; StOd Stiere $6.25-750.
gulfen.- Die .3ufubr mar me6r
als aeriiaeuo fir bic gtahfroge, uHo
bic Qrtiie fislsH I'm 10-15c per 100
Yfunb.
Mqaere unb lsi6ts $4.5o-5.50;
golOanG $5.5o--6.15; ertra $6.25-
6.75.
SGl6er. Der Wartt mar bsut.
Ianuium uno iapa6 Al ben YrsilsH
pom Sdmit-q.
Orbindre sig srobe $5.00-9.5Q;
fair bis cute Isi6te $7.50-1o.O0;
ertrd $1O.25.
S6peiHe. - Die 3uiubr Don
Stlpeinen NOR aerina- Die beTsreH
leid9ten nleiicbiortsn uno geridnot'
iorten pdrsn itttig, ibpers S6p.ins
a5er fisleR IN $40 Gents per 100
Qfunb.
S6lusr, 5dpsiue s6.95-7.25;
aute bis auserlsiene gerpadungss
uuS gsridnotiorten $7.40-7.5o; or.
oindrs bis aussrleisne idpers fstts
Sdue $4,000; ertra S6.10;
Stlgs$4.0O-4.75; leitte 9eridubt'
icrttn S7,60-7.5; mittIere 9srianot'
iorten $7GO--7.65; Hertsl, 12O pio.
Gno lueniaer, $6.75-775.
g dale unb Gammer. -
Die 3ufuhr mar heuts aerinQ uno bic
Breiis itetia = Wuttsrid)afs parsH in
gEahiruae o5sr rur unO bradtsH uns
deFdhr $500 per 100 Qfunb.
S6die Grtra S5.75; quite bis aus
egleiene $5.O0-5.75: Orbindre Biz
mir $3.O0-4.75: 2ammsr: Grtrd
$500: qute big duserlsisne $8.O0-8.s
30: Orotndre Bis fair $5.50-7.75;
9uls $4.O0-5.o0.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-03

9eu. - Martt fsit. priuuI ST..
45; SO. / $L40 Las; DO. 2 $l35;
go. 3 $1.30; 8eriunbt $1.10-L15
Sopfen. - Mdrtt itetig; State Or
bindrer bis aussrleIener 1914 9-13c;
pacific &iiite 1914 12-15c; 1913
9-11c.
9dute. Martt itetig; 8ogtta Bic;
Central 4merita 29c.
2eOer. Martt fsft; 9emlOd firiti
32c; iscOnOs 80 31c.
port. - Narft Itetig; MsB $17.50
-1775; familp $20.00-22.oO; i9Ort
clear $500 21.50.
Beef. Ulartt itetig; WeB $500
1850; famiIp $19.50-2o.5o.
S9mal3. Wartt feit; WtibOle
@elt $8.15-8.25.
5alg. Nartt rubig; Gitp 55c;
GountrD 5*-65c; Spe3tal 69c.
NOns. Wartt itetig; ein9eimiite
sSleece Xxx Sbio, 33c.
Nsis. Uaartt rubis; beub &c;
Blue -ois 4g-5c.
Molaifss. Wiartt flau; ylep Srs
leans open fettls 40-50c.
3uder. - sRober. USartt flau. 49,
Centrifugal $4.64; Wolaiiss $3.87;
Raffinirter, itetig; Gut GOaf $6.70;
gruibeb $3.50; Wioulo $6.25; Gu6%s
$6.05; XXXX ponoereb $5.95;
poiDbereo $3.50; granuIirter $3.50;
0iamoub u $3.50; Gonfsttioner5 u
$50; go. 1 $5.55.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-03
Club Nahriatea.
0tenitoa. 3. Q(uauft 191

9ienitog. 3. auauit 1918.
I'm pberen Ginciunatier 1iitrilt
iIeiat Der HluB etipas, BEL bieIige'
Staot aber 1T oerielbe itationdr unt
bate gs'tern 2tbeno siHen gDd6eritanc
oon II. Z Fub.
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tern bier Elm:
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gartsrsbura. 10. 8a.-75 SUB. fGqt
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glaTbuiae. 1enn. 81 TuB. fdQt.
CHATTANOOGA. Seun. Sc iFub. fdat.
Cairo. Su.-31.9 SUR fdat.
Nempbis' 5enn. 27.5 SUB. fdQt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-03
Die OeutfeinOlidc Erupasanba
III Sralilica.

5n &io be Haneiro bat Ii6 etRe
.2iad gra}ieiru pelos QlQidDos"
(graiilianiT6e 2iad fir bic 2tliirten)
GegriinDet, an beren SpiBe Der 6etaNnte
9}olititer Run 8ur6oid UNI Der 2lbqss
OrOnete ,Srinen Uta6doO iteben bic
nit 8orliebe ii6 ais oas Spradro9r
Der 0fTeutIideH U}eiRuna 8rliiIien5
agfipielen. gatiirIit beHiibt iid oiele
Giau, bic QlnDeienbeit oes frdn3oiHAen
Sonpergeian0ien gauoin (oeien
eiqentIi6e W{iiIion in Elm mDitiides
9untel aebuat 1T. Der ser ben oelltib.
6r0lilianii6er Sldttsrn 8ufolue peoer
bel Der Sepolierund noh bel Der Regte-
rUnu Bel lpeltem nift ene begeiiter!e
QufnlAme aeiunpeu bat. pie lie IN Der
f;ln}oIiIthen QrcTe burgeiteut r5iro)
apm 4nlub 2u uebmeHs um in elmer
GpmmiiiionsiIBHi9" in 5orm etneS
2lntraaes cine flammenDe 9(ntldQs ge-
cen Deutifiuno gu erbe6en. Sn oielem
4'roteit beibt es unter ouperem:
.sSn 2lrbetrdht DsHen. olB bic oeltts
iAe Reaieruuu oaour6, odB tie:
9ertrd1e fir BupierfeBen ertldrt,
bic g2eutrdlitGt geIliens oerlebte.
@otteSbGuIer uro 9tbLiotteten sers
it0rte,
ben beiieaten Ser6lerunqen 1ri6ute
auierledte.
SrisosqeI1ngene fiTelirt.
Greiie Wetber uno &inoer maHas
trirt.
unter Gem gortp,noe Der glodans
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iiellt.
6auoelsififfe in ben @runo 6o6rt,
niht MIR bic ourcb bic mobernsH @es
frduhe ueaebeusn @runGidBe oer
MeHihli6teit oerIebt.
ionberr ioadr ieIbit Die internatir
naleu 2(btommen aur Reqelunu ,
Srieues perleBt: in qtrhetrodt ociieH.
boR penn aud bic Reaierpnqen Oeit
reid -llucarns uno Der 5jirtei otrett
0her inoirett bic @ersntportuno fur
bic oleifen 9erbreden trifft. oeHnod9
RE oelttifc Reaierunu Die perantpor
tundso0'8e III houptldhIich fiir be
Nlaiiennieosrmebeluna Der dr'neri'+'s
gep0lterunn. bic oon ben Siirien NIT
Der iittltchen uno frie1eriI6en 9sibiRe
ccr gerliner ReaterlnQ ermorpet
puroe.
Spricbt bic graijlianii6e Qiaa pto
!lniirte in Der @epibbeit, Der all
oemeinen aud luf tatiIeno lIH5pei=
eeutiae @rtsn betunoeten @eiiuuund
oes braiilianii6en @oGes 2tusorud ~
rerleiheu Der bsiber Drnid aus,
oaf tie neutrolen 9Dlfer ibre. Der 81
ad. unberehtiut oiiutenbe 2lugmutb
ou'1eben uno Teutidlaub ihre WliBs
biQiIund uno bnmit "~-,- F'f''-' nor
InB, an bieier &ultlrerrinaenIblften
feit3ubarlten aus3uOriideu."
Den geipeis fijr bic i'm oieIem .,glns
tru1" cntbalteueH Q(uihuibiaunqer
bleibt bic 9idd aueroiuds ihulot0. %
fir bat iie her @ertretun1 sSbrer bris
tiiten W}aieitdt" ibren aroBen gtbfhelt
ii6cr Die 9eutihen qeleaeutlitb bes
.menfbenunpiirbiden 8er6rehens Der
QuIitani," 1orpebirunl" ausaeoriidt.
S6r .9lped, bic 8epDltsrund grailtz
ems. Die ourb Die tdsIihen Oeut1heu
mathematician 8eribte in ben
3eituroeu iibsr bic nahren 5bdtIocbeu
ldHdit dufoetldrt lit. irre'Efiibrer piro
tbr a6er beute t3um mehr. uolia aeIinz
nett
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-03
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