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St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1915-03-06
RESOLUTION OF RESPECT
Willow Camp No.. ~, w. o. w

Opelousas, La, Fed. 25, 1915.
Whereas, It has pleased the Sow
ereign Commander of the Universe
to remove from the Forest OF
Woodcraft our esteemed brother
chopper, Walton A. Sandoz; and
Whereas, In the death OF Sover-
eign Sandoz, Willow Camp No. II,
w. O. W., has lost one of its oldest
and most honored members; his
family a kind and devoted husband
and father, and the community one
of its most exemplary citizens;
Therefore, Be it Resolved, That
we tender to the family of our de-
deceased Sovereign our heartfelt
sympathy in their hour of sorrow
and affection, and commend them
to the care of Him who doeth all
things well. May they gain con-
olsation and comfort the blessed
assurance that his passage, through
the valley of death, is but the en-.
trance of his immortal soul into.
that life eternal beyond the grave,
where peace and happiness reign
zsl
Be it Resolved, That these reso-
lutiens be spread upon the minutes
of the Camp; that copy of same
be sent to the family Of the de-
ceased, and that they be published
in the st. Landry Clarion.
\ E. LEE GIL, s
H. BODEMULLER,
LEON S. HAAS,
Committee.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1915-03-06
MEETING DISCUSS
DRAINAGE PROJECT
Property Holders to Draw Up
Plans for Tax Campaign.
TWO DISTRICTS ARE
URGED BY SEVERAL.
Survey Will Be Made of the West
ern Section to Ascertain Cost of
Dredging Mallet and Plaquemine

There will be held a meeting ing
this city of property-holders Of
the first and sixth wards for the
purpose Of discussing ways and
means of arriving at the best pos
sible plan of draining the country
lying west of Opelousas. ;
The committee, composed of DR..
Paul Foster and President Frank
Dimmick, of the police jury, ap-
pointed to confer with police ju-
rors of Acadia, recommended the
formation of two separate drainage
districts, SO that the property
draining in either bayou Mallet or
bayou Plaquemine can be thor
oughly drained. In this manner il
is argued sufficient funds can be
raised to dredse not only these two
important bayous but all laterals
leading to them.
The people west of Opelousas
have been clamorine for drainage
for sometime and it is expected
that if the tax proposition is put
to them SO that it can be agreeable
to all concerned there will be prac-
tically no opposition to the meas
ure.
It is understood that Acadie
residents, near the parish line, are
very anxious, also, to have perfect
drainage system. The Acadia po-
lice jury will therefore create a
drainage district SO that the good
work can be continued down the
line.
1t will take sometime before the
question of levying a tax can be
placed before the people of the
first and sixth wards, as a compre-
hensive survey of both districts
will be required, SO as to ascertain
the approximate cost of the dredg-
ing of the bayous and laterals.
The meeting will be held in Ope-
lousas, at which time it is expected
that plans for the levying of suf-
ficient money to use the parish
dredge boat in that section will be
arrived at. On this meeting no
doubt lies the success of the pro-
posed tax election.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1915-03-06

All White Catholics Requested to
Meet at knights of Columbus
Hall on Sunday, March 18th.

The Committee invited to meet
last Sunday afternoon to discuss the
ways and means for providing the
necessary funds to complete the in
terror Of the Catholic Church here,
took up the subject earnestly, dis
cussing several plans for raising
funds. The concensus Of ipinion
was that if the congregation
would work harmoniously that
the desired result could be ac-
complished with facility and
without much delay. All agreed
that the interior Of the church
shouldbe plastered and a heating
apparatus installed as soon as
possible and pledged themselves
to do this most necessary work,
Rev. Engberink, the pastor. was
present and expressed his CRATE
ful appreciation of the efforts SO
far made in this direction and
stated that he fully approved the
idea Of completing the interior ct
the Church. He said he had not
pressed tie matter upos the con-
gregation before because of the
fact that financial conditions liad
not been as favorable as could be
desired but he believed the time
had come to make a start in the ac-
complishment of this much need
ed improvement Of the Church.
He referred in glowing terms 10
the work already accomplished by
the ladies of the Altar Society,
and said thai at the rate that fund
was growing the altars would be
Installed in about thirty months.
He said he would be delighted to
see the Church plastered by tts
the necessary funds TO pay or Tho
altars had been provided.
The meeting decided that before
adopting any particular plan for
raising the required amount to COM
plete the interior Of the Churcd
that the whole subject should be
taken up at general meeting of
all the white Catholic men Of the
congregation. That meeting VAS
fixed for Sunday afternoon, March
t4th, at 4 O'Clock, and it was de-
cided to hold the meeting at the
Knights Of Columbus, Home It
participate in this meeting and aid
in hisdn important work. Il ii ..pe-
is desired that a large number
tain that a plan can be adopted
which will insure that the funds
can be raisel within a short time,
and that this can be accomplish
ed without being burdensome to
anyone.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1915-03-06
YOUNG CLARY TO BE TAKEN
BACK.

DR.. Buster A. Littelaaand Albert
Clary will leave for Crowley this
afternoon for the purpose OF &C
companying young John Glary
back to Opelousas. The Clary
youth was taken to Crowley sew
eral weeks ago, when 1t developed
that the local physician could not
relieve Him of sore leg. He was
successfully operated on at the
Crowley Sanitarium and after be-
ing minus six inches of bone of
his leg, the popular young school
boy will return to his home with
The best wishes of his countless
friends for speedy recovery.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1915-03-06
BABIES AND MOTHERS

Babies are bubbles God blows
from the bloom
That grows in garden of dainty
perfume;
They futter a moment then fall in
a nest
Some mother has made in the deeps
of her breast.
They clng and she clasps them,
and that is the way
They like to remain and she likes
them to stay,
Till far off in summers our eyes
may not see,
They burst into manhood and
dream they are free!
Baltimore Sun.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1915-03-06
ENTERTAIN IN HONOR OF SONS
BIRTHDAY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Sicily,
popular residents Yf the western
portion of this city, entertained
on last Friday eyeMng in honor
of their son, Kermit, The occa-
sion proved to be a Jolly birthday
party, several young friends OF
Kermit being present to extend
their fluctuations upon his safe
arrival at the age of five years.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1915-03-06
ST. LANDRY JURORS
Vote TO BUY BOAT.
Steps to Be Taken to Ultimately
Perfect Mammoth Drainage Project
NO FIGHT WAGED ON
GOURNAY RESOLUTION.
Will Rent Boat to Drainage Districts
Thus Reducing Cost of Work
and Making District Pay for Boat

The parish has dredge boat
Many of the foremost citizens OF
st. Landry claim that in passing
Mr.. Gournay's resolution, empower
ing The president Of the police jury
TO purchase the Marion dredge
boat. which is now on the Las
trapes plantation, the Jurors made
a move in the right direction.
1t was thought that stubborn
fight would be made by some OF
the Jurors against this resolution,
but before the people in the lobby
of the police jury room could be
given an inkling into the proposed
battle. the newly commissioned
member. Sam Evans, moved that
the Jurors go into executive ses-
sion. Behind closed doors the ju-
rors agreed to purchase this boat,
which means great deal towards
the development of this country.
Brown, voted for the motion, after
the entire proposition was thr'sh-
ed out in the executive session.
II was known for some time that
the police jury would consider tha
proposal of the Marion
Dredge Boat Co. but the ultl-
mate result could not be inquired out
although the adherents OF the
dredge boat proposition did not
stand idly by, while the jurors
we're figuring on the scheme
Every police juror was urged TO
be present at the meeting Monday
afternoon and after discussing the
matter over with the majority OF
the members the supporters OF the
Courtney resolution felt assured
that they would come out vlcto-
rious.
III Is proposed to rent this boat
very nominal cost to the varl-
ditrsicts desirious Of dredg-
bayous. In this manner, it is
ued that the parish will lin,
be paid for the money ex-
ded on this boat, and at the
le time the districts will Sc
g good substantial drainage at
ost never dreamed of in this
ish. 1t is stated that this boat
do drainage work at the rate
about four cents a cubic yard,
ht twice less than would have
20 be given contractor.
The price of the boat was placed
at eleven thousand dollar. TheI
parish paying two thousand cash,
the rest in three years. BY the
time the boat is fully paid IN the
taxpayers of st. Landry will have
saved enough from the cost OIL
keeping up poorly drained land toI
pay for dozen or more boats OF
this kind. If the drainage scheme
in the various sections of the par
ish work out successfully it is ex-I
peeted that within the next three
or four years st. Landry will be-
one of the best drained sections
of the entire state.
Several districts are now plan
ming to use the boat and it is ru-
mored that during the next twelve
at least two or three dis
tricts will vote on the proposition
of taxing themselves SO as to ef-
feet good drainage with the par
ish dredge boat.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-15

ssben unb psrssHen isin ipirb unb q
slaubt. bab burh ben Woffenpertau'
unb bic GrpBfinansiers elm. CUTE &C.
ddftslast bsresitsut iusrbsn tann
DAT er ii8 bisstn sinsm Srrtbnm bin.
aibt. baben ipir Ifon msbrfdh nats
seipiefen. Rad Dem arisg, tprbsn BEL
uns sebriidte WerbdliniFe cintreten,
neil europa aIIss @olb, hsHen ts
babhoft psrbsn fann, aus bi.ism 2dns
be 5iebtn tpirb unb neil es allss anfs
bisten ipirb, feline Snbuitrisn bur4 lss
bsrihipemmling bisIes Wnrfifs mil
ausldnoiIhen Waaren 3u bsbsn, mas
untsr bsm iebissn, bonn prd!ibsnten
aei6affensn 9arif. Der ben einfuhrsn
sbiir uno SbOr 0Ffnst, nidt ipirb psrs
binbert iperpsn iSnnen. Sr bsn Mabe,
als Der prdiibsnt bur6 Waffenlitfes
runssn ben 2rieg psrIGnssrt bat. In
benz Mabe ipsrbsn bic GtfdGfts In biss
fem 2anbe iit i9lehtsr ssitdlitu,
Dab bic gmp0runs oes gclfss
iiber bic iebissn 9.rtSltniiie unb bic
Gorge nm 0is 3uiunit nitt gum auss
orud eelanst. III nidt gu psrpunbern.
0as dmeritnniIhs Bolt bssIeitt feins
Re4nungen nit Der Rtsisruns am
Stimmtaitsn. Dod iollts oestpesen
periudt tperbsn. bas Bolt buriiber dufs
Sutl6rsn. in tpsId3 idmadpolIs anedlts
i9dft bic 0srsinisten Siant.n baourG
ssratben limb. bab Der prdiibsnt bic
srObftsn 9elsibisuns.n unIerer glas
tiou rubis btnnimmt. Cine JIusidriit
in en9liifer Gpra6, iOllts absefabt
perbsn, peldt bsutIit na6psig, pis
Die ameriianiihe Ration ourh bic
Shulo bes prGiiotnisn ibre Gbrs.
Wiirbe unb llnabbGnsist.it einsebiibt
bat unb unmiitslbor Sarnui iclIisu bsi
Der amerifaniihen gsp0lieruns prps
tsits an ben prdiibenisn s.s
gen iein, Gnirpiiroiguns bee
2anbss osrbreiiei psrbsn. Dds mag
DislIsidt ben prGIio.ut,n sur 1eiiHs
nuns briuaen unb ibn bslshreH, nab tr
bag 3ieI ieinss ebrg,iS.s. feline Wiss
osrerpGbluns, nur oura cine Genbss
ruHa in ieinem @erbaItsn segeu eHss
lamb ertei9su lam.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-15

the war and that England. according "a
the psrlismentary statement made by
Foreign Secretary Sir Edward Grey,
was determined, even before the Ger.
man invasion OF Belgium. TO abandon
her neutrality in favor Of France'
sixth.--fou generally argue that all
Europe was in profound peace and
that only the greed Of Germany dis
turbed that peace. Have you forgotten
that long before the ware there was .
triple entente which was directeI
against Germany and that the entente
new spapers openly discussed the war
plans batched against Germany and
even recommended 1915 as a suitable
yenr for commencing hostilitiesf
IsitN Neuttalto Furnish
Armsf
seyenth.-You want 10 be good Chris
tians and as such work for peace
among the nations. Can you reconcile
such Christianity with the fact that
your country sends huge eonsignments
of arms and ammunition to our OPP
ponents and thus intensifies and
lengthens the war, Can you further
reconcile that with neutrality, neu
trality in spirit and not merely in the
letter!
Eigltb.-Do not you think that
great nation with glorious past
should see the events Of the day with
its own ewes and that such independ-
ence of thought Ia the highest test OF
true libcrtyi But you contemplate
present history more or less through
English spcctaeIes, as II your country
wero still British colony and not an
independent empire with its own goals
and standards. In such a passion
stirred age as ours neutrals haye the
lofty duty TO keep out Of party strife
and TO endeavor to be just and i'm.
partial TO both sides. This endesvor
is lacking in Germany's American op-
ponents.
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Der 3niammeubrud Der aliir.
ten CHeniipe.

als RubIanbs Ginbru6speriub in
9suti6laub in ben S6la6ten DOR
1annsHberg, apbs uno an osn mdiu=
ridden Sssn ssri9sllts, ipanbts es ii6
nit alIer Wta9t gegen Seftsrreib, mo-
bel 5nei grDGsunsen, itratesiihsr unb
pOlitif9er @rt nubsebenb paren. Mdn
gloubte, Seitsrrsih ii6er ben Sluz
fen Derfen uno oaourd Rumd
Hisn. iOpis gulsarisn, Iosar aud
Stalisn fir bic alIiirte Seite geipinneu
81 tonnsn. Der peitere pldn mar,
pob Seitsrrsih, ipenn gu 8oben sepDrs
ZEN, gu einsm Spe3ialfrisDsn nit RuB=
lamb ae5Dun9en pereeu toHnte un6
bann iOlIte Die gan5e Wtabt Der Qaiir=
ten ssssn Geutidlunb aef6l.ubsrt per=
btH. CUR uutsritiisuns bisies Ron6=
ptrs follt. aud ;sraHtrsi1 frGitig p0r=
riidsn. 9ieies Broeramm fpuroe ohne
Jraes snsreif9 in 4nsriff genommen.
Ylit siner rieiigsH Sseresma9t Iiidtsn
bic RostOpitsr eessu oi. &orpatben
Dor. I'M bic pdis 81 erobsrn. peIHe
in bic uneoriihs gbene fiibrsn. Rod
nj, 1T NIT RsnI9enIsben 70 fdOnunss=
los Dsrfabrsn pOrhsn, pis Is in oieiem
Gaa ssiteus RubIGubs sslas5tu IT,.
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.9urra. bann lief bas 0Iisrrei4iIhs
aommanbo bic Rsiben entIdns: Dop=
psfreiben abfdIIsn, re9is nm. aompds
ME marff,' unb itrdnim hr6butsn bi.
Sdritts Der Ssitsrrei4.r. pit fis an
ben beutf9tn Rdmerdbsn porbsiotfis
Iisrtsn. Don Rsib' 5u Rtib dbtr fpruns
BET CUTE SIsrrsi&ifhe solbctsnsrub
.GsruuB'. ben bis Dtuti9sn i9On
Idnsit sslsrnt. unb INNER iuisber bruus
fen bic .5urra4 unb ~5siIrufs' snfs
pcr, Bis bis Isbtsn 2rainipasen pors
iiberssfnarri iparsn.1
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nerieits bie Sifeniips ait srsrsifen unb
mir miibtsr iins Iebr irrsn. ipsHn iie
iid niht mad BEN uripriinsIi4sn plan
entpideIts, bic Ruiien feitSubalten nno
barn nit itarter llebermaLlt IN Jrani4
reid sirsuoringen.
Warum Der erite pInn, Der ben Rid
aug aluds bon Der Marns naG Der
aisne er5pane. I4eitsrte, IN sur @ss
niise beiannt. am 4nfans bes &risses
tparsn bic Ssiterreither su i6ipdf an
3abl, UNI ii9 ssssn bic RuH.n bebaups
fen Su tonnen unb ielbIt bic 9eutideu
batten nitt senus 5tuppmbeiianoe
CUR @srfiisuns. Dablr6 entitanb siil
iol6 itarter ruiTifter Druid ssssn bic
aarpatben unb gesen bic oeitide
Grsnse, baB alud obne ssuiisenbs
@sriiartunsen bIie6, lin ieinsn @ors
itoB burdaufiibrsn unb iia suriid5iss
BEN mubte.
0ieie 9efa6r III ntht me6r gu be-
fiir6ten. Soippbl DeutT1lanb pis
Seiterrsid baben ibre 9ruppsnmadt 10
beoeutenb psrftdrtt, bab iis in Der Gage
iino, Die 9iuiien Fsitaubalten. pdbrsno
Elm itartsr Durabrut nad Jrdnfrei6
untsrnommsn niro. Disfe gntipidIuns
Der Dinss lam niht mebr ldnae dui
iih iuartsn laiien, feitbsm .rfidhilif, III,
bab bic Rufen ben beutihen plan in
Se5us aui Syrantreid nidt msbr 5u
itOren perm1gen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-15

Sie Rem Yortsr ~GpsniHs
Bot" 1T Der @Hiidi, oab bi. Roie,
ipelde Der gptItafter Yernitoyff an
ben prdiibsntsn eeridtst uHp Der Del
fsntlihteit iiberseben bat, aur Goise
baben t0unte, naB sr uuBsr ednbes
aeididt perbe. Sieisn Shmsr5 piro
Seutidlane iebr lei6t ertraseH. auf
cine fsinblide 9anbluns mebr obsr
ipeniser tommt Is ni6t an.
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Sn ameritaniI den 3situns
gen tpurbs bsri4tst, bab SeutialanO
ben prGiibsntsn uncffiaieu Don ben Be
biHsunssn in asnntnib seisst babe,
untsr ipeI9eu ss pi[lens lei. Srisbsn
su ihlieben. Die WittbeiIung mar err
bidtst. Bie mir 3ur 3sit ndassipie=
len babsn, pirbeu Die 5oroeruugen
nit elmer fdmadpoIIen unterperfung
sI.ihbeoeutsub I.in. 9ieislbsn aiisuer,
psIche oi. Jriebensbitts SeutidIanbs
sur 2.nutnib ssbru4t, babeu isbt cine
Intlport Der guiirteu duf bisIe Bite
tsroffentlidt obsr erbi6tet. Rdtl bisier
fam Eeutihldnb Grieoen unter ben
Folsenben 8soingunssn et!anssn:
0euti1luno rGumt gelsien uno sablt
ibm Sdabenerfas. tritt Gliabs2otbs
riHssn an 5ranirsih ab, ipsIfes ebsn>
falIs srOBen S6abensriaB erhdIt.
Rublanb sr9dlt Osuti6sgDoI. @oIis
aisH mub Ionftises oitsrrei9iI6es Ges
bet. Ssrbisn srbGlt gOsni,n unb bic
9er5egDpina unb bic beutidsn &Olo,
MEN Derben unter bic Qllitrten psrz
tbsilt. Oieis ld9srlife 2lntlpOrt IGbt
srisben, ipie erIogen bic erite Nitt6eiz
lung BON 0eutItIanbs Grie0ensbitts
mar. RuBlanb 1T sepib isbr unOer>
frorsu, absr baB .s Seutidspolsn
foroern ipiirbe, pGbr,nb ii6 Ruiiii6s
Pnleu in Deuti6sm geiis beFinbst,
piirbe islbit bem 3aren ni6t i'm 5rau>
me etnfalIsn. Die sanse 9.i6i9ts 1T
zine Grbihtung Der bsuti6fsinblifsn
preHe bisies adnbes, bic 10 bumm Iiist,
odB mon bic llrmabrbeit nit ben SGne
ben grsifen fam.
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Sas 5em6 ais Gs.bbtus
tel. Cine nihi s.rinss llsbtrraihune
snb IS iiirjlih in Der RsiHsnoIlwcns
bel Der Sonimelfsl. sinss Dorfss In
Der 1lmssbuns Don Eisssn. gsim
SiGten Der .insesanssnst Daben faBb
man uuitr 9sdsn. ziiHsrn nnb
Striimpfen Elm sSrautnbtmo, In psI,
Hts Elm Gslobstras BON $50 Bort Gin
sttnotst mar. 90 isbr man aud bic
ih6n. DpFsrni[Iistsit Der unbtsannisH
0sbtrin su lcbsn stnsigt mar, 10 srnits
LID perbisHis bic unppriihtist aft Der
Gelbiibsrmitteluns cine Riigs. mlan
forihts SunGbft psrgsbIi9 mad bit
SpsnOrin, une srIt o!s Der I.Itfams
gorfnll I'M Dorfs BON iidb lsbtn nod.
ts, ftlis iih Sur grbsiisruns ulIsr 6st.
aus, bob tiH urmss dltts Mliisltr6sn
NIT BEN 5smb aus Wsrfsbtn duh ibrs
Gripurniiis Der Rsihsirpnmott az.
opfsrt battle. Rad GntbsduHs pss Sfr.
ibums mnhie bic alte ifrt nEtiftuno-
Dsnn aud iOfort riidgdngig nub mar
iibsrsliidlid. bab ibr nsr S6ds pi..
Dsr sinssbdnbigt psrbsn touHts. Dor,
ber mubts iis nfIrsings bas N.rFprs
fen abIsstn. in 3utiluft ibrs sRtifttl.
mtr IN sinsr eiipds ntussi.linsru
6pcrbH&is aufsubstsu,
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Sfnoshsss vrs,rosbvc<;l mum ninbtf
S,nHnSitnotis fi,osr 81 Il srof.n
Hsno,n aufutftupeif. aus x6dpbis
osIanat IN asrincsm gJ1ose s,if Gus
ipeubuno Gin $iabSabofbtfef trei
Cb.rosoibeler urtb itd's Qei,i, Mo
bier ifdubio btindftict. Q(us btm ttts
maliaen gep1draunt 'lpurbt EN- boIer;
llihtrsidsr SpsraticnsfaoI. w2sbr obsf
| minber iaubsre Msnfd,sn 5hIihtn De.
bIiits tpimmsIisn ,pobI fonff bier burds
tinanber. anaifIid bsfptus um ibrs
| poar lumpiotn 6dbIsligieifeu, bic iie In
bic neue melt finiiberrtifen Az yniiiier
aloubten. Ssuts iibsn blonbe. fseunbli
de Shipeifrn al, ben tpeibiibtrbsdisn
fdmalen 5ifhsn unb btreiten wsrbdns
be Dor, btitimmt fir srduinine BuHs
btn. y9ubdt. 3isarrtu, WuHtinitru,
menie :" binier Der 9cnbani be-
ileintn Nsrtaufsminsels, BET bisie
gufihrift trus, befinbst iih lsnit ei,
characterization nit anarsn5enberDuns
felfammsr. 0ans defenders fcnmsr
bic sroben SieriIiiisrs unb D.sinfsi.
iionsapparais bss 4ustpuuontrbsiris,
bes bsm lasarett suguit. Nus ben bier
OperdtionsidIen unb ben DisItn arons
itnpapiIcns. Die iih nm bic bHbf6s
ilsins air4t itrnbenlpeift orbnsH.
fptrbtn fdit uIlurittrbro6tn 0sstn'
itdnbe ins Dsstnfstticnss unb Stsrii
ltiierbaus gsihidt. Muh oi, gnn5'
alsibuns Der 8srtpunoeten ssldHaf
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-15

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-15

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mir aufssbSrt baden, cine iOupsrdrs
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-15
TOHmeritas, oen 10. slpril 1915.

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-15

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sur 8eluItisuns unisrsr 0eier tbeilsn
mir cine Steile aus Der europdiihen
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