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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-04-21
NITRATE DEPOSITS Of CHILE
Aeay Things to Which the: Users Of
|, the Supply Should Give Close
Attention. \,

h, Inc WOrlds supply OF nitrate, fOr
use IA the manufacture Of fertilizers,
explosives and other chemtcal prod.
ucts, Is now derived almost entirely
from the deposits Of sodium nitrate In
northern Chile. These deposits are
vast, as compared with any probable
future demand and, even the best ef-
ferts Of close monopoly Supervised
by the Chilean government have not
been able to do smors than keep output
and prices under some small degree Of
control. IN, ordinary times the Chilean
deposits can swamp any possible com.
pstitve supply. and in the past this
has operated 70 prevent the develop.
sment OF small or lees well located de-
posts elsewhere. ii.
The Chilean deposits have, however,
one marked defect which Is brought
into prominence BY the present Euro
pean war; and which would have come
out IN still more disastrous form in
case OF a war betyeen the United
States and any power having an active
fleet in the Pacific ocean. The defect
10 that the distribution ,sof the output
Is entirely by sea, and that the steam.
ers carrying the nitrate must make a
long run along open coasts. We must,
therefore, consider that nitrate, though
the supply is more than ample, is like
II to be entirely cut so6 under war
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-04-21
protested against certain Of said as

protested against certain Of said as
sessments. Such assessments and
protests were referred to the city en-
gineer and city attorney with instruc-
| tons to confer with the special as-
sessment commission. i @& s4ts'g.
Estimate No. for street grading on
Tenth street from Thayer street to
the Boulevard, ETC., in the sum Of
81 100000 was allowed and the auditor
directed to draw a warrant for that
amount in favor OF Hugh Fortune, the
contractor %@ @ n aiii11
The quarterly report Of the city aud.
itor was read and directed to be pub
lished in the official paper.
Bills for lowering water mains
were referred to the city engineer, for
explanation.
The report of the state examiner
on the records of the city treasurer
and city auditor was read and refer
redato Commiss 'oner Battey
The bill for water, for flushing the
sewers vas referred to Commissioner
Bertsch. .Ht&l' sEI 71fs
The bill of NJ. P. Moore for relaying
sidewalk on Upper Fourth street was
referred to the city engineer and.city
attorney for their opinion Jas to- the
city's liability.
The auditor was directed to draw a
warrant in payment Of the judgment
against the city in favor of the Bis.
marck Water Supply company.
The auditor was directed to adyef-
tise for bids for sprinkling the streets
during the season Of 1916, on the same
terms as for 1914. ~
The following bills were ordered
paid, funds permitting: State Of
North. Dakota 5000; Mrs. Burton
$24.OO; Mr.. c. A. Burton $1,000;
Wachter d. & TT. Co., $3l25, SAFE,
5000, $4,000, $50, $500, $1.5O, .$1O0;
Firemen $500; st. Mary's School
1890; w. s. Cassalman 1856; Nc
Kenzie Hotel 500; John Dawson &
Son $40; NJ. Barto!e $3.50; j. Taylor
5000; J.. b. Alsbury $1,000; M. Wild
es $780, N. D. Ind. Tel. Co.S13,6O.
Permission was granted the Worth
am Shows for the week of July 18th
for the sum Of $4,000, and the audi
tor directed to so notify them d
The police magistrate was empow-
cred to purchase books and supplies
up to the sum of $1,000. On motion
the request of f. G. Patterson for an
extension of 80 days wherein to re-
move the building from block 43, %.
p, to block 46, o. p, was granted.
The minutes of this meeting were
read and approved. 70.
on motion the hoard adjourned.
Attest: r. H. THfSTLETfiWNAiTE,
IA ' City Auditor.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-04-21
April q and 2Sth.
S 49,

Annoupes Batting Order.
National league umpires will be re.
quired to announce the entire bat.
ting order before the games this sum.
mer. This Is . helpful innovation that
% sure to gain favor.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-04-21
cIaasifed.

lis that dog pointer" asked the
ticket agent at the village station.
no" replied the weary hunter who
was returning to the city with an
empty game bag, hes q disap.
pointer
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-04-21

Dobbs-There Is something awfully
generous about those coal companies. !.
Wobbs-For example? i
Dobbs-Here Is one that announces
that by paying for your coal in ad-
vance you can have It delivered later
on. !:
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-04-21
IltK JOHNSON IN y
ROUTE COR ENGLAND [ la
r. Nj 49,

Havana, April 2O.-Jack Johnson
and wife sailed today for Spain en-
route to England. Although he has
NO passport, Juhlson anticipates no
trouble. He says ,he, will return to
Havana in June and open gymna
SilfN1: trtasH; ,r...s et~ssS ss.as.~ RS
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-04-21
Ne, smett Then,iI.

Church-They say that the New
York market loses million eggs .
year by breakage. Isn't that enough
to make one hold his breath!
,Gotham-HoM his nose. ! should
Nv. ~
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-04-21
Solid Comfort,

Daughter docking up from her
novel; Father. in time OF trial, what
do you suppose brings the most com.
fort to q man?
Father (who Is district judge)-
An acquittal, l should think. Chris,
tan Register.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-04-21

"Huh! How dat baby does lA
chicken! All bet. he will be q tpanson
when he grows up"
"Yaas. Dat dab baby must haD' 'Deen
4ohn Wild a silver-spoo n-rehrAn
mean chicken bone-in his mouf.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-04-21

Bosh-l never had much use for
feather beds. ! don't consider them
healthy.
Josh-Well, ! know a man who says
he would like to see them all over the
country.
Bosh-lndeed! Who is he?
Josh-Why, an invsntor 81 flying
machines.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-04-21
PENNSYLVANIA WANTS
10 learn I FROM \. 4.

DR.. w. F., Crewe, state veterinarian,
is in receipt Of letter from R. M.
Staley, director of the division of
transmissible diseases, Of the State
Livestock Sanitary Board of. tReRnsyl-.
wanna, asking for inform alton as to
ths pork sprodpcipg contests Of the
North Dakota Better Farming. asso-
sciatiop Pennsylvania is recognized
as state where work along this line
is we'll developed and to rc,rv, such
letter was a surprise to Dr. Crewe.
1t will be promptly answered.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-04-21

BIBLE CLASSES.
The Jones and Eurch meetings,
which closed at the Presbyterian
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-04-21
R. H. TflISTLETHWAITE,

The condition
in The general funds This due to the fact that but portion
collected
Since 81
lections county amounting to s2327314 4-r
" @'@7E &c BATTEY
.a@t 2 Finance Commissioner
80 .a::.sE ID Sa1
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-26
HALT OF SUB WAR
May BE TEUT0N PLAN


had a report on the sinking of the
Arabic, hut news dispatches informed
officials that the ambassador had made
inquiry and found that she government
ii Berlin had none
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-26
CLUB EXCURSIONS
GREATLYENJOYED
Members OF Rock Island Organization
and Families Take Ride on
the Mississippi.

Seldom have the members of the
Rock Island club and their families
been more delightfully."- entertained
than at the excursions given yester-
day afternoon and evening The al
fair was not as complete a financial
success as had been hoped, largely be
cause Of the fact the weather is not
seasonabIe and boat trips have not
been very popular this year.
The trips were made on the steamer
W w. and barge. the first journey be
ing made at $50 when a jaunt was
taken up stream, the party being TAX
en- through the Moline locks and 10
Campbei's island and return, reaching
the city about 7.30
Hall an hour later a second trip was
taken,stl1is time down stream. the par
ty getting back about II O'Clock On
the afternoon trip many of the mem
bers took their lunch baskets ana
enjoyed picnic supper on the boat
Many took both rides and thoroughly
enjoyed the outing Dancing. cards
and other diversions were provided.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-26
AWARD CONTRACT
ON MAIL SERVICE
George Balm and Joe WalIjne VIII OPP
crate Screen Wagon Work for
the Government.

George Balm and Joe Walline Of
Rock Island have been awarded by
Tile posg0fHce department at Wash
fnzr3n the contract for the screen
wagon service in connection with III
Rock Island postofce for a period
dating from Oct 4 next to June So
1919
The contract requires the equip
ment essential for carrying the rail
way mail to and from the postof1ce
and ali railway stations, the srlpula-
tions being that The contractors shall
aa ready to enter the contract Oct. 1
with four regulation government mail
wagons. and two No 3, drawn by one
horse each. Under the terms of the
contract the contractors must pro-
vide everything new in horses, har-
ness and c0nEeyances-
There were five bidders for the ROCK
Island screen wagon service, Nessrs
Balm and WaIina being the lowest. T.
p. Reynolds. the present contractor
did not bid
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-26

greatest emphasis was put on social
or other phases Of the work, While lhe
main ideal was lost sight Of.
Meeting Methods are Discussed.
This morning the principal features
Of tna convention were two papers and
a round table discussion. The first
paper was by Miss Eerna Hacker, Of
Purunetoa. Iowa. who discussed the
topic. The Young Peoples Society as
a School for Character Training Of
Youth" She showed that the societies
seek to deal largely with the inner
spiritual life. that they help the mem
hers 10 meet temptations and eucour-
age them TO do good that the work
makes youth feel the indispensable
need of divine guidance and the nee
ess5tv Of PRAYER: and that the in
fuenca of the societies is an abiding
Christian influence
The round table dealt principally
with the problems Of organization and
the conduct of meetings. especially
.sUch phases as attendance, extension,
charity, and mission study. and repre-
sentauves of each society at the con-
veudou were called upon 70 state the
chief aim Of their Individual organ
tzati0ns The morning session closed
with a paper on "FaithsuIness,' by
Miss EDNA Slipper, of West BurIing-
ton Iowa.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-26

the basis Of good viii and mutual un-
Outstanding
This is shown clearly by the state
nent Of Chancellor Won BethmanE-
HolIweg last night TO The Associated
Press. particularly by his concluding
remark TO the effect that not until all
the circumstances in connection with
the sinking Of the Arabic had bee2
cleared up would it be possible 10 say
whether the commander Of one Of our
submarines went beyond his lnstrus-
ton" in which case Germany would
give complete satisfaction to the Unit
ed States. Furthermore. during the
conversation, the chancellor twice
again referred to the instructions
given TO submarine commanders.
To Prevent Repetition.
He did not specify IL detail the ua-
rure Of these instructions. but it may
be said that they are designed to PIE
vent a repetition of the Lusitania case
and TO provide the opportunity for es-
cape for American nou-eomnatants chi
|torpedoed ships which the United
States desires.
Having given these instructions. Ger
many asked suspension of judgment en-
|the Arabic case until the facts were
ascertained, being confident it viii be-
shown that the sinking of the vessel
was not an unprovoked attack without
warning by a German submarine, but
/ was attributable either to d mine e%-
plosion or to some action Of the vessel
q
I 2 submarine acted contrary tn instru2-
+ti0us. ample reparation VIII be offered.
/ Germany still is unable to unde,-
stand why Americans in these troubled
times travel on belligereut ships in
stead of taking American ~ other
neutral steamers. but since they, in
some instances. insist on taking pas
! sage on vessels belonging TO belliger-
ants. Germany will do its utmost TO
! provide for their safety.
Asks That All Facts Be Heard.
+ 1t is not permissible 10 quote remarF=
made by the chancellor in the course
/ OF the conversation. other than the
/ formal statement which he made lJ
may be said. however, that DR.. Won
/ Bethmann-H ollweg showed genuine
Interest IN the state of feeling in tha
+ United States concerning she sinking
/ of the Arabic. and expressed the hope
+ that the American people would not
+ form an opinion on the basis of con
ficting statements giving only one side
of the story. He spoke with emphasis
of Germany's desire to maintain the
friendship of America
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-26
MANY MAY QUIT
JITBUS BUSINESS
Rumored Some Operators wiz Refuse
10 File Bond as Required in Uo-
line Ordinance.

Expectation is that when the Moline
ordinance governing operation of jsJ-
uey bussas goes into effect the NUM-
bers of cars operated between Moline
and Rock Island will be materially de
creased There IS certain to be some
that VIII continue To run. al least until
the state public utilities commission
renders a decision. Should the deci-
sion be favorable TO the operators they
viii continue in business.
Many operators, however, declare
they viii be forced to discontinue be-
cause Of The Moline and Rock Island
ordinances. Necessity Of giving a
SIS 600 bond IN Moline means that drfy-
ers must pay bonding concerns more
than 500 annually. They must also
pay license fees in both Rock Island
and Moline. in addition TO meeting
depreciation in value of their ma
chimes
It is rum0red that after the Moline
ordinance goes into effect a ten cent
fare may be charged between Moline
and Rock Island There is some doubt
however, as to whether the busses
would be able to compete with the
street car company If a ten cent fare
between Moline and Rock Island was
tried.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-26
Chancellor interviewed.

Berlin, Aug %. tyia London. II Q.
m.l-The Associated Press is IN a
position to state on the best authority
that the Arabic incident may be con-
sidered as eliminated as a source Of
discord betweep Germany and Amer
icas OF, at least, regarded by the Ger
man government in that light
Moreover. Germany. in its desire to
continue its friendly relations with the
United States had adopted before the
sinking of the Arabic a policy designed
to settle completely the whole subma-
rne problem as affecting America, on
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-26

Our arteries are constructed to with
stand enormous pressure from the
blood that courses through them. and
theF naturally possess very great elias
ITCHY. However much the blood pres
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-12

beu.fdtn uno Der 5itsrrsihiId unsds
riitfn 6sers. 5trr Shmipt bsilamirts
aud Gin Gebifs. bas iein Refft 9srr
Gberbdrb grintmann, Der uIs Adno.
nisr in Sranirsid iitbi, seoidtti baii:.
Dob BEN junssn &ri,gsr i'm IriiIls
rieunisritanb Der 5umOr nidt abban.
ben gtiOmmsn III, b1pon Isgis bas
launig, Gsbihi 3sugnib ub.
Grnu adtbarint 6aufer iparists
sbsHfalIs NIT siHsm Gsbi6t auf. Gin
nnbsimslnbss Bib pon Der 5Amnih
mar bic aufiiibruns .5n Der Grid.
itute" burd 5rnu Stsineri uno IJtoa
5ouisr unb bic iOlssnbsn ltridsnbsn
gQio6sH: Glfis 9.i6t. Rorma Serb
fen, SnrOlins DspdIb, Glfis Rsibs.
grisba o.ifi, elscnors apren3 iinb
6ilba eorenj, bic anmutbise b.uiIf.
aisbr iana,n. ;Jrau Qlnna anb 5trr
RubOlf 9srmann batt,n burn ibrtH
@crtrng Dina bsim photographer
sbeuiuns gum amilIsm.nt bsitens kis
eetraeen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-12
2ofal +. Seridt.
9reue 6elferimmen.
Sie Samsn pom Clifton Sisbts @s'
iausbtrein bsranitaItrH 5eit
iar bic ariessnotblsiosnSsn.

Die bsutTGsn Grau,n bonn Clifton
5eiabts GsiaHspsrtin gebentsn IN Der
Stunbe Der biitsrsn Roth Der S6ps.
fern I'm altsn 9nitrIanbs unb iinD
unabIdFis bsmiib., ibnsn aroft aus
Der Utrns 3u iptnbsn. lin praitiih.
Ollie su l.iitsn, baittn jis in Der Der,
einsbaas ipisbtr cine nsiiIihtsit Dsrs
anitnliti, bic bibid pprbsrsiist mar
uuo srfrtulidtr WsiI, sin.n iibsraus
Sdblrsi9eu gsIu9 aufsulpsiI.n bate.
Sn ben Qdhmiitagsftunb,n purb,
Aaif,e Ierbiri. nobel ein .Bor. Soeial-
our Dermtbrung Der gintiinfte guis
0isnjts I.iiisis. 4bsnbs CAB ss cine
muIitaliide llutsrbdliung unt.r D2iis
ipirtuue pes Clifton 5sisbts GsTang,
pereins. Der untsr asituns Isines 0ls
tissnten 5errn 9puis Gbrgott nit
bsrImisbsHsn prahtis,n GbDrsn aufs
ipartsie uno iih ben unsstbsilttn geis
fan Der 9lnipsitnhtn .riDarb. Serr
Charles q. Shmibi, tusldbn ais ebs
rtnsait .ridi.nsn mar, bisit cine berg
li6s aniprads, bic in sintn appel
su fcrissi,bi,r ntbuns Der
WcbItbdtistsit fiji bi, aritssopfsr Der
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-12
HaBtum mnb Seaebne.

-Sn Der @obnung bes Gr.Mapors
g. 3. Gtstpart bon Bellevue, .Rp. BOG
sSrpnt StrnBs, mar ssitsrn Elm Srana
entitanbsn, poourd Elm S6ao.n I'm
g.trass bon $100 peruria6t tpurbe.
Die ginipeibuns osE neuen
S9ulbauies Der @smsiuot gum SsiI,
9.rsen in 8saspus puros ssitsrn Dor
mittas our6 ben 9iidof Mass unter
glfTiitens msbrsrsr Gsiitliden Der Gops
ingtpner Di03sie in rpiirbeocusr DeiI:
boll3osen. Worber fanb Elm GROCER
rlm3ug bur4 bic 5auptftruben BON
gsGspus ftatt, an pelbem bic ct. SOs
bannesrittsr. bic adtbplii6sH 56ritsr,
Der ct. SOispbs WdnnsrDsrsiu, Der
ct. @loFtus Wdnn.rpsrsin, oas y.
M. D.. bic Gsiitlidtsit. iOipie bt.
Sdultinbsr iid bstbsiligtsn. Nm Ruhs
mittas purbs bas Sternsnbdnnsr,
tp.l6es BON benz S6eriban Council bss
3. W. ). s.itiftet tporben mar, inter
Dem pntriotii6em @eidn1 Der S6uls
timber auf bsm S6ufaebdubs cufassos
gen. Die 1y.itrsbe. bic bon patriOtis
tif6em @siite bur6tpsbt mar. bisIt
Ssrr SObu Suepsr bon Retppprt. 9as
Shulsebdube, tpeldss ourh isine ors
namental. Qusi6miituns sinen pors
trsffii9sn Ginbrud ma4t .nibdIt aus
Ser ben srob.n. serdumissn ataiIens
ainmern ein 2lubitorium unS Elm
@pmnaiium. Die SOtaltofteu 6slau:
fen iih auf $50, 900.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-12
= a m iltDm.

itnier Hgent in Samilton N
Ssrr Gouar6 yruf, 449 SIb Tiinfte
Strafe. gea Sci. 476 81, Spme
9sbonc 1851 u.
9iOla Slonster, 81. @ittp. bss
DOT feds Wonuteu perItOrbenen Diner
Sloneter uno 3ottsr Don SoI. Z.
gusspurgsr DON 2rsntou, itar6 bort
uorssitsrH GbeHb an Der ausSe5rung.
sic bintsrlGbt cine a6t Sabre alte
5o6ter, ibrs gltsrn unb orsi Ses
ihpiiter.
70. 8. Norton Don Der Watn
StrnBs srpirtts siHsH 9erbdfts6efeN
sesen eiHeH sspiiisu Seize Rogers,
0eriel6e fOQ Inn am 6. Qpril sinsH
Sdubtarren geitobl.n baben.
5rsb. Ourr Don 624 Wcpblapn
apsnue mslosts Der poli3ei ben Diebs
fabl isinss Sdbrraos bas er binter
bem Rsnti3lsrsG sGebGube bltie ftebsn
lafisH.
- Der 9ubIon Bart TT berotriftst
un6 Oem pubIitum fpieOsr gs5ffnet.
- Gne 2tH3abl giirs.r Iinb iiber
bic psnufblpania 8abn entriiifst, neil
Der MittsrHu4tssus mad GbitasO bier
ni4t aHbdlt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-12

StaHbs su I:in. ben ssriss in ioirbiss.
msiis ~ bsf@Iisbsn. SnfpIasbsiIsu
bsrrfdt baber bel beibsn Gruppsn ei:
fniiat Dor. oob Der arisa aus politi'
fhsn iouis aus miIitdril6sn @riin'
ben forissiebt tDsrbsn mub.
Gs IN abiolut unslaublia. bab
Csitsrrsi& iid ssssu ben Dilisn ssrs
Inns auflsbnsn ipiirbs. bsnn Elm buars
tisss @uflsbnsn t5nnts Ssferreit fsins
bsutIden prppinysn ioiisn. bic man IN
setpifisn ar,ifsn in Dsutf6Iaub bsrsiis
als Elm natiirIi4.s antdnsfsI an
gapsrn bsiradt,t. GoIts babinasssu
Dsuti6lanb iid3 su Gunitsu zines Ss'
paraifrieotns ertI6rsn, 10 ipiirbs Siss
les Sas 8prfpi.l fir bus GinFsIIsn als
Ter JsinbisIistsitsn bsbsuiH."
H>ie CeSferreidher
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-12
gerIs.aI,R sfi,sa.

6,rr Carl Dblnein, Gin Be.
FAINTER o,utffsr g,ionier unb einer
Der dit.iteu Gisifaitslsuit an ber
Wain Sirabs, III ssfitrn absnb I'm
Hitter Dcn 70 Sabr.n geiiorbsn. or
iudr aus aaFsi eebiiriis unb taii. 50
sScbre lang in uniertr Stabi gslsbt.
er mar i'm Giaarrsns unb 1dbdigs
fd,dft unb bsiritb bagfelbe ipdHrsnb
Der isbitu 95 Sabre In BEN Qabsn
S08 Main Strdbs. Qfn ndbtrsn an
asb0riaen binisrldbi er bic 2c1itr
frnu 2tlbtrt @ols uub aubsrbsm si
nsH grcben areis BON s5rtunbm une
gstdHnitn. ben CT iicb burn Ieiu lie
btnstuiirbises, TETS fsrunblihts unc
oufri9fiasA Wsien 3u sripsrben etpuht
baiit. Die 3eit Der gstroiguus III
nod ni&i f,Iia.istt.
Gapt. !. 9. @Iinbmeber
BON Der 10. unb RuF,G Sirabs IN
9pDinatOn bssing a,ffsrn NIT fsinsr
@attin bas pisrsiaiGbriee Gbtiubis
Idum. Den 5ubilaren frurotn ci.
herslihfisn Gjliidpiinffe nnb pie.s
fd,6ns @effsnte snibtil. aapt glinos
mtnsr IN Der G6nis Der Go6inaipEtr
Ehibsn @efsnffoft unb bas aabinsti
ipolIis natiirlidb ben Gtrentag hes
S0nias nidt pprii6sresb,n lafsn.
phne ibm Elm 3eiten Der ansriennuna
unb Hreuubiaafi barsubringen. Die
5srrm iteIlt.n iih nit itren Dnm,n
gltsnbs I'M Glinbmtperihen Sduis
sin unb bradten ben Subilar,n Elm:
rsaelr.bie Surprife S)artp unb iiter.
rsihisn ibn.n gum bI.ibenben anas
bsnttn cine Sinnbnbr, Elm nit Iia
mdnien beiebtss B,rloaue iotpis einsn
botfsinsn SbauislftuhI. Die 5rr'
ihdfisu ptrlsbiM bann bsi Gpeiis
unb Srant in bsm aniiIi9.u SduIs
siniae uergniiete StunbeH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-12

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500 Dsruria9ts.
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bem pprtrsfflidb asidulteH airaen4nr
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