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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-08
GOVERNMENT FILES BRIEF;
RAILWAY MAIL PAY CASE

WASHINGTON April s-The gov.
ernment's brief was filed today in the
supreme court in the socalled railway
mail pay cases which involve $50, 600.
100 and affect S00 railroads. The cas-.
es involve the right Of the postmaster
general to change the method In sd.
iusting railway mail pay.
The government maintains that the
railroads having carried mail under
the substitute order Of the postmaster
general regarding weighing cannot
nov recover damages
The circuit court decided In favor
Of the government, but the roads ap-
pealed,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-08
OKLAHOMA CITY BEST
Representative Of National Cash Regis.
ter Company Says Outlook Is Better
Here Than Elsewhere.

The best territory In the country, %
was the description of Oklahoma City
given C. II Wigger, representative Of
the National Cash Register company by
u member Of the firm when he was told
10 pack his grip and leave the Detroit
office.
MIR Wigger left Oklahoma City sew
eral months ago, although the company
maintained n small branch office here
Wiggar went to the home office and
turned local affairs over 10 n subOrdi
nate. Now he is back. opening up the
old business and planning campaign
which will cover the entire state and
which he hopes will result In yerifi-
cation " the statement by the mem
Der of the firm when he started for
this city.
When left here leased my house
and thought / would I've away for some
time" said Mr. Wlgger, hut things
have happened since left. Oklahoma
City might have felt the depression a
bit, but not like other cities. and va
they told me that this was the best
place and the first place tu come
Il came, and the first thing I did
was to try TO get my own home back
The party | had leased II TO would not
give It up. He said they were too hard
TO find tried to get another and
found that he was correct. was
forced to move into an apartment But
! am back In Oklahoma City and that
II one consolation
II am going to open mp with hls
line Of goods in the Terminal Arcade
and from all Indications I will soon
have bigger line Of trade than when
left The 'higher.up' was right when
he told me Oklahoma City was the best
place on the map for me"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-08
LEADING IN REVIVAL
MeetinE A ~. Lukes Methodist
Church Are Being Conducted by DIR.
X. :. NAuEht OF Virginia.

DR. T.. y Naught Of Virginia is lead
ing the revival now going on at ST.
Lukes church. In which great interest
Ia being manifested by those who are
attending The morning prayer meet
ngs are especially interesting with at.
tendance increasing, and a very earnest
and cordial invitation IN extended In
every one 10 come Come over aud
you will come again
There will he great meeting Tor
boys and girls held In the church Sat.
urday morning al 10 o'clock, which AT
least 1000 boys and girls are asked to
attend
Sunday morning at o'clock there
Will he n great mems meeting. al
which time II is hoped to see the seat
Ink capacity Of the church taxed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-08

parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Nee Of
Centeryille, $ D., the decorations he
INK baskets " pink carnations and
Jondulls Guests Of the occasion were
Messrs and Mines William Nee, WI.
liam Raymond, II NJ. Kelley and Mrs.
NJ II. westCott Mrs. $. X Raymond
will entertain with matinee party
Saturday In honor Of Mrs Nee, and
Mrs Kellogg Is planning a luncheon
for next MONDAY In honor of her
mttl er
The Glee club OF the State
university who viii appear here In
concert April 10 at the High School
auditorium will he under the auspices
Of the City Federation OF Women's
clubs and the high school The Glee
club numbers twenty five members
and has been making tour Of the
state, during which II has been re
cclved with the greatest appreciation.
Mrs. Nina Herr HightOwer pn Fri
day evening ~ $40 VIII present her
pupil. Joe Betsey Miller In piano re-.
citAl at the home of the parents, MIR
and Mrs. Claude Miller. Misses Ruth
Bauer and Martha Trudgeon will a.
sist and Miss Dorothy Donaldson will
contribute several readings Friends
Of the family are invited
Mr. VIII " Clark will address n
meeting at Harmony school house, NJ
Eastern Avenue and Twenty third
street, Friday evening at 3 O'Clock
This meeting is called by the Pioneer
Capital study club for the purpose Of
interesting the residents of the east
side In civic Improvement
Plumbing Repairs, Hutch Wal 1874
ADV
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-08
TALK OF GOOD ROADS
Meeting win Be He'd NJ Lickett
School House Near Edmond Next
Wednesday and Work win Start.

The next important good road meet
Ing In this part Of the state will occur
Wednesday at the Lickett school house
near Edmond, AT which time several
speakers OF prominence In the good
road movement will address the large
delegation which IL expected to at.
tend.
Walter Gilbert, secretary Of the
state highway department announced
this morning that great deal Of In
terest was being taken by the people
OF Edmond district and that plans and
preparations to secure the state high.
way In that section were almost com.
plete, Active work win be begun at
once. he said.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-08

WASHINGTON, April s--Captain
Uberroth Of the coast guard cutter
Seminole reported by wireless today
he had picked up the burden wreck
Of a lumber.laden schooner supposed
to be the Alice Murphy Of Thomaston,
Maine, and was off Diamond shoals
lightship towing II to Hampton
Roads The Murphy, from savannah
for Providence, was sbsndoned IN
the recent storm and her crew rescued
by the steamer Lensps The vess11
later was sighted on fire.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-08
DRAMATIC SURPRISE MAY
BE CAUSED BY AUSTRIA

TURIN, VIA Paris, April S.-The
Gazetta del Popolo declares reports
that Austria contemplates concluding
peace with Russia In order to better
defend herself against Italy are not
80 visionary as official communica
tions issued at Vienna would indicate.
The correspondent Of the paper at the
Austrian capital progresses 10 have
obtained reliable information to the
effect that the government also has
opened semi official pour parlers with
two powers Of the triple entente and
he believes dramatic surprise IA
possible.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-08
PLACE BANK IRREGULARITIES
BEFORE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT

WASHINGTON, April s,-Comptrol.
ier Of the Currency williams today an.
nounced In a formal statement that
irregularities discovered In the conduct
OF the First National Bank VI Union,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-08

town, Pa which closed its doors sey
eral weeks ago, have been placed before
me department Of justice John n
Strawn has been appointed permanent
receiver to take effect April 1S
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-08

40 he lnr6W n FIT,
An advertising man tells this one
The heavy advertiser Of certain
Indiana town entered the editorial
offices Of the daily paper and IN
angry aud dlsgusted tones delivered
himself az follows:
What's the matter with this sheet
anyway That WAS fine mess you
people made OF my ad Yesterday
What seems to he the trouble
asked the editor, anIlOusly
Read II and see said the adver
tser aud he thrust copy of the
naper into the editorial hands.
The unhappy editor read "If you
want 10 have IT, wear links shoes
why lie Liked II,
luther day related old Dad BinE
the Oklahoma cattle baron ~ was rum
bling along IN q street car, when batch
" young fsllers got SboArd Judged
they were college students BY their funny
clothes and queer shaped heads The car
VAS pretty full, and thsJ pushed and
snorted back and forth In the aisle
iramplng on peoples tss and commit
ting similar frivoiitias that way Blms
by they all r'arsd baet and fetched loos,
long veil Then the nearest one 10 m,
took look, and not sdmirinE my face
or something says
~
shore. llk, IT," SAYS I'm half wit
ted myself'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-08
Fresh Sea Foods

Guaranteed fresh fish In a host
of varieties on sale Friday. Just
expressed Ne this morning. Order
flsh I'm place of meat-everyone
will like the change Note these
special prices;
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-08

Mrs. J h. Colt, who has been quite
I'll al the home of her daughter. Mrs.
w. c Burke, ls cOnyalescing. and was
able 10 sit up today
The bridal party for the wedding "
Miss Adele Conway and Mr., Lawrence
Mills, which vii be an event Of May
10, will include Miss Ruth Bailey ~
maid OF honor Mrs Charles W BOggs
matron OF honor, Misses Myra Wilson
Blanche Claggctt and Margaret Pet
tee bridesmaids Mr. Howna Mills
Of Sherman, Tex, will be the best man
and the ushers will be the members "
the Pickwlck club. Messrs Colin X.
Campbell Clesyer Scroggs Frank II
Schelner, W H. Hicks. Eugene Whit
tlngtOn, Il d. Halliburton, l.. L. Bry
nm, Dr A. H. Potter and Mr. Sidney
Wilson Of Sherman Miss Nancy Gil
lesple, and Master Lawrence Batsell Of
sherman. noice and nephew Of the
groom and Master clark Watson, god
sou Of the bride, will also be In the
party. Mrs Edmund 4 Ferguson will
sing In addition to the events al
ready announced for Miss Conway and
Mr. Mills, viii bS box party given
Saturday evening by Mr. and Mrs Guy
klmhall NJ the Oyerholser. IA theater
party Monday evening by Mrs Henry
OverhOspr and Mr. and Mrs Kimball
Miss Myrn Wilson April - Mrs wal.
lace G. Lee April ~ Mrs Walter G..
Dean and Mrs Walter &. Short Of
Fort sill April 80 Miss Margaret Pet
tee, May 4 Mrs John Hamilton and
MiSs Irene Hamilton, May & Mrs y.
Neville Jones, May - Mrs J. J. Sun.
nett and her mother Mrs A. Cher
ry will announce their date later as
will also Mrs James J Fitzpatrick
Mrs George X Williams entertained
the Duplicate Whist club Wednesday
Top scores were made by Mines b +.
Zartman and Mrs Caleb Brooks Mrs.
Louis Hiram KilbOurne viii be the
hostess next Wednesday.
Mrs Fred Ptak was an additional
guest Wednesday with the members Of
the Imperial Auction club, which was
entertained by Mrs Charles ". Du.
rand High score was made by the
hostess The club will meet next week
with Mrs q. p Mehl.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-08

Ma LIFHe
Ohlshsss city-Ki Rene Ilns
Cas leave rsrmihpl staten, 0klsAema
cty sis q N. and every hsur uutil 4 ~
. -. then 70 ana II 30 D n.
CHs kave pl ksns 800 a. m ana s,sry
ksyg until I ,. m, then $40 and hssriy
unt,l ie;ie thsn n 10 n
OkIshs.a City -fsrmsa Lias
Cars leave okishsmR City zoo a m and
hoarly until ie;oo y. m. then II 10 :
csD lsavs Norman S;ss q m ana hsurly
uutn II ;0s y. n.
ohisher.a Ctty -Bdnsnd Lins.
Cars Lesve oklakepa chy ee1 a m and
hourly NATL 10 ~ , A. then II ~ y N.
heurly until II 20 p. m.
Service begins one hsur later On aua-
Gays ans lssal helidays
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-08
o 10000 oot

The Times delivered every
evening except Sunday for Q
cents per week Call PIX 10
and ask 10 have the carrier
boy leave II on your poarch,
5000 5000 90
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-08
Quality Coupled with Values.

We like to tell the story Of values
because we know that you have but
70 compare articles we advertise,
and the prices we ask for them,
with goods Of equal quality offered
elsewhere, 10 DO convinced OF our
unequaled low prices.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-08

Mrs Robert L. Mills entertained the
Alpha Beta club Wednesday. Mrs. NJ
Y. Clifford being an additional guest.
On account 0f the inclement weather
the business meeting was postponed
Mrs. A L. Humphreys will be- the hos
tess next week.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-08

Mrs. George Cooke entertained the
Wednesday Auction club yesterday,
additional guests being Mines Edward
F. Davis, Douglas Crane and Miss
Louise Berry Of Tulsa. Top score was
made by Mrs. Sanford Brooks Mrs
Guy Turner win be the hostess next
Wednesday.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-08

The Lotus club dance at Euclid
hall Wednesday evening was most
enjoyable occasion More than forty
couples, including number of Wis
itOrs enjoyed the evenings program
and luncheon was served at II o'clock.
The hostess and hOstesses we're Messrs.
aud Mines. Walter Lybrand, Floyd
Lamb, A. P. Knight j c. Leonard sui
A. ID. Johannes.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-08

Mr. and Mrs w f. Taylor will
leave Saturday for Houston and other
points ln Texas, where they will re
main until next fall.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-08

Mrs, N. Dewitt Allen entertained the
Auction club Wednesday, additional
guests being Mines W. +. Bland, C..
p. Taneyhill l.. u. Mitchell, G. J. Ken
die, John r. Williams, Luther Jones
and Miss Helen Beattie. Top scores
were made by Mines. williams and f
q. Bewley, and Mrs Bewley will en-
tertRin the club IN two weeks
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-08

OF interest 10 number Of friends
In the city is the appointment Of Mrs
James B. CAN'T, wife Of Judge CAN'T
OF Jefferson city Mo, to be- hostess at
the Missouri building at the Panama
Pacific exposition In San Francisco
Mrs. Can't is connection Of Mrs. j.
Il Colt and her daughter, Mrs. W C..
Burke
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-08

Mrs. A. B. Snodgress entertained the
Isis club Wednesday, Miss Amzie
Snodgrass playing the substitute
hand. High score was made by Mrs.
J. II Davis. The club will meet next
"Wednesday with Mrs. NJ II Rhosdes.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-08
RAILROAD TIMETABLE
SANTA FB-NoRrHBouNp.

from Amarillo, woodward, Alva,
Kiowa, Enid ana Guthrie. asilyle 20 an
FRISCO LINEs-INBoUNp
nevernoF from Muskoses ana
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-03

Los AngeIes.-"The Bride Shop is
a playlet in which brides are made.
For two years this show has been be-
fore the vaudeville public making
brides on the stage. But recently it
produced a really-truly bride. Bea-
trice Hoover, a member of the COM.
pany, and H. B. Shipley, manager of
THE Bride Shop" were married be-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-03

more a movie camera. The click of
the camera accompanied the wedding
service in place of the soft strains of
Lohengrin.
The wedding was the climax of
romance begun when the two young
people. joined the same theatrical
company. Eagerness to preserve the
scene of their marriage ceremony de-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-22
COLBERT APARTMENTS
AND THOSE WHO BUILT 1T
THE COLBERT APARTMENTS
To Be Ready for Occupancy By
October First

The Colbert Apartments are being
erected by Mr. o, ID. Kiplinger at Thirty
ninth and FErram Sts.. and is one of the
ment buildings in Greater Omaha II
has frontage on Farnam, Thirty-ninth
and Harvey streets, with fifteen sIpart-
nicnts. The building is absolutely sound
proof and Is finished through out in dark
quarter-sawed oak floors. All the apart
pcnts above the first floor have bal
comics and French doors. Sun rooms
and sleeping porches, pantry. kitchen.
living rooms and large bed rooms re
ia each suite, with gas range, refriger-
ator, cupboards, bookcases and other
conNeniences. Each has a comfor' a bl {
reception hall with built-in seat, clothes
closet and window opening to the court.
ID. V. Sholes & Co. are the rental agents.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-04
MACH FLETCHER'S
GAS RIA

9ie boudnoiide Megierung bat Ser
5fpeiten &ammer Ser General taaten
int 3ulmmenbang NIT DEM N1am Der
GerlGnger11ng Ser Gienit5eit IN Ser
Serritorialarmee, Ser gegernpartig
SEN @eneralitaaten porliegt, am
@omitog beridie6ene Mittbeilungen
gemadt. &c beiBt IN Ser 8otidaf,
Sic Sage bes 2on6es e%rfor6ere iebt
nod gero6e 10 uie I'M Muguit Die boil
ltdnoige 8ereitfdaft 6es gart5en See
reg in iebem Nugenblid. @aturli@
lei ser Negierung bieruber manfes
befannt, sos bas 8olf nidt piile,
ober es lei 5ur5eit ni8t ratbli6 oieie
@aden ielbit einem &omitee mit5u<
tbeilen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-04

Mfute uno brpniihe &rantbeiz
ten eebeilt obne Meoi5in
ODER gbirurgte.
Benn SIR elmer Der i%osenonnten
unbeilbaren pber NIT elmer 8ronf<
belt geploet leib, tpobei anoere Bes
banblungsarten nergebltb tparen,
bonn labe if gub beionoers elm
nor5uiprehen unb 5u erfori4en.
&c mag bies 6as Wittel ieln, Cure
perlprene pber in gerfoa gerotbene
@eiun6beit pieber 5u %geru1nnen.
8Dn}ultation unb l1nteriu4un9
fret in alien Gd1en.
Office thinner z, Phoenix
Cebaeude.
Telephon 181-K.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-04

Sn Gnglii4 baben tuir:
Without extra Payment.
Key of Heaven.
Little Path.
Vest Pocket Prayer book.
Key of Heaven, with Velvet
Cover.
With Csc extra Payment.
Pocket Prayer Book, extra
fine binding.
Key of Heaven, white eel
1u1oid cover.
Golden Key of Heaven, a
large Book with Celluloid cover.
With SOC extra Payment.
Large Key of Heaven, an ele-
giant large sized Book, morocco
bound.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-04
Der Gar Sen General Defenders mad
Earis gei4idt batte.

Der 3ar Sen General b%eionoers mad
Euris geiaidt batte.
Der rllmaniiden @eian6tiboft lit
feline amtlide geltatigung Der aus
ser Shpei5 uno Stalien itammenoen
@eriidte be5iigli9 Der run1amIben
Moo;liiieruns 5ugegangen. Gin Wso-
biliiierungsbeid)luB beoarf Ser fonig-
liden 3uitinmung, uno oiele ltebt
no6 aus.
Nah oen in 2onoon bonn meItli6en
aiegsihauplas porliegenoen Nadrid-
ten lit sic in letter 3eit beionoers
lebbafte Sbatigfeit Der 2utfabr5euge
nid)t 0as ein5ige @n5eiden, ooB Die
militdriihen Sperotionen nidts roe.
niger ols eingeiblafen iino. Sic
IeutIben 5ieben, mie es beibt, IN
Ser @ege11b BON ga 8oiiee, iiomelt=
lid bon 2iae gr0Bere G%ruppenmol-
len uiammen, poro1s Sic engliiden
Observation-Disclosures idlieBen, ooB
eire neue 6eutide Sffeniipe IN Ser
@egenb 5milden Dpern un0 &ortrpf
eggplant tit. Sn5miiden iino oie al.
liierten eifrig oamit bei6aftigt, tire
Steuungen IN Glan6ern un6 Noro=
fronfrei9 tpeiter 5u peritarfen. Na6
Ser Mniidt zines Sbeils Ser Saf-
perItanbigen 1perben in6es Die 8ela=
ger11ngsfampfe p%orla11fig nod fort
on1ern, Bis Ser 8ooen felt genug ge=
froren lit, Tim sic rai de gefor6erung
gr0Berer Ir1ppenmaiien 5m erleid-
tern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-04
9ifes, glan5enoes @aar
6rei nsu @rinb.
Mabden, perimdt es! 9as 9nnr tpirb
uet1, tpnIens unb berrlth! 2unft
cine Is Gents 6lafhe 9anserine.

@enn ssbr ettpas I'M idtperes 3anr
gebt, Dos gIdn3t in S90nbeit uno frdblt
bon 2eben, bas cine unpergleidlide
8eidbeit bat unb naaenS uno sldn3eno
lit, beriu6t 9nnosrine.
Sur cine Mpplifation b%erboppelt bic
5donbeit Cures 9aares, nebitbeu1 Lott
lie lofort ieben @rano : Fartitel. Shr
f0nnt fein id0nes 9oar nod gefunoes
8anr baben, nenn SSbr 8rino babt. Sic.
fer 56orf raubt ben @lan5 beg 9uares,
1eiue Stdrfe uno iein eigeutlides
Qeben unD, er5eugt, penn mon i'm nidt
beleitigt, cine Tieberhoftigieit uno Elm
Suden Ser 8opfbnut; Die 3oarrDur5eln
bungern aug. lDien 1ia uno fterben ab,
nanm fdut bas 5nur raid aus. Berfehlt
nidt cine 25 Gents SlaIhe oes &nomIz
ganberine in irgenb elmer Apotbete
gu faufen unb Damn nerludt es.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-04
I'm bic 9eicr anferbalb stearus
EpunfH.

GountH.
4Qe 2eier oes ,Noroitern.r bic nimt
in Stearns @ountp 1pobnen, itnb
freunolid eriudt, lire 3ablungen
iur oieies 8latt, permitteift Draft
ODER @eloanmeiiung e%in3uienoen.
Sir modten, SOP ale 9eier fid
oie pon uns gebotene @%elegenbeit,
aegen 0orausbe3ablung oes 8lat.
tee in oen 8eiis elmer berrlihen Bra.
ME 5u gelangen, 3unusen MAIDEN. 90
es 11r, aber unieren ~reiie1toen agen.
ten niht moglih lit. bel alen unie.
rem abonnenten por3uiprehen, bepor
Ole Nusmabl Der idonen Brdmien Der.
griffen iein miro, 10 liegt es i'm Snte.
reifp oerielben, oas @elo bireft nod
>er Office al ienoen. moral1i promp.
te Suienoltng Der getpunidten grd'
ME erfolgen miro. CUR entgegen.
nohme Der einen ODER Ser onoeren bic.
'er merthponen Hr6mien geqen 8or.
msbeaohlnng bes .Hornitern" uuf Elm
,sahr looet erqebenit lin bie
r9prbheru1 .1rndgeieai&aft
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-04
vNorbferu" -@alenber

Elm Jumilienfalenoer i'm tpabren
Gimme beS Wortes. Reidli4 o1lsqe.
NIT idonen SQuitratisnert uno
ungefiQt NIT %belebrenoen1, erbauer.
Dem uno unterboltenbem 2eieitoff fir
sung uno Alt, tann berfebe al sen
beiten aolenbern fir cine fatbolii4e
Camille geodblt perben. Sir bic
lonqcn Binterubenbe feline Before
2efture.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-04
Beaen 25t Grtra3ahIxua.

@ebetbiider perihieoener 9itel NIT
GeQuIoio unb Summeteinban0.
Ter Buumgarten. Elm groBes Gor.
mat nit Nittclorud uno mei4em
Norocco ginban0.
Grtl6rune oes Seiliger 3ebopfers.
8ofenfrdn5e, goloplattiert, IN fdo.
uern gtui.
Critics Communion Bud. gIcgam.
ter Genuloio ginbano, fir ainber.
1iihrer 3u Got, Morocco, banb.
aebunoen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-04
Prdmtfn-1ifR.

&Steoern1t bettnoen mir unS i'm
Bette elmer grokeu ansmabl 6errli.
der Eramien. Ser po1, uniern Sc.
Tern ietnen &ifitanb amf ben ,Rorb.
tern" nnb ba5m nod elm Sabr i'm
Torans be5ablt, lit CUR Amsmabl II.
seno elmer Der naditebeno angeaebe.
men &ramien beredtigt:
SIZE folgen6en in Morocco gebun.
oenen @ebetbuder geben mir
Dime G1tra5ablnns:
Brot Der @ngeI.
Stern Deg 9eiIes.
Eerlen Der Anoodt.
9immelsidluiiel.
Noe Maria.
Sdusengel.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
@ebete Der @eiligen, in mittelaro.
Bem 2ruf.
5abrer gum &immeI in @roborud.
Sroit Der Nrmen Seelen.
Sic Ebilotbea, elm berrIides CT.
bauung5bud.
Mein critics Communion BiihIein.
IN perldieoenen ginbdn6en fir Rin.
Der.
@eididten Bidder.
German gngliib dictionary.
@orlos &eoop @edoner.
Naoel-gtui NIT pieIen Sorter Na.
oeln.
&oientrdn3e.
@eiligen-8iloer, bon oenen mir
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