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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-10-01
Watertown Business College

Watertown Business College,
new term Oct. Ali. Enter now
for bookkeeping, banking short
hand and other studies. Get
ready for a good position.
II. A. Schiefelbeiu, aud daugh-
tiers Miss Edna and Mamie, OF
the Evangelical insurance com
pany was over at Clear Lake last
Saturday attending The Deuel.
county fair.
Otto H. Schwandt, one OF
Roberts County's most progress
siye farmers made this Office a
pleasant call Saturday. Mr..
Schwant informs us that he
thrashed 700 bushels Of wheat
from 80 acres and 662 bushels Of
barley from q acres.
Mr.. N. J. Bleser received
word that his mother, who is
we'll advanced 10 years was
quite seriously i'll at her home
ia Manitowoc, Wis, and he de-
parted for that place Thursday
evening of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. I. Lowthian
departed Thursday evening OF
last week for Gordonsvllle,
Mimi, where Mrs. Lowthian's
brother, Peter Beighley, has
been quite i'll. If the latter i'm
proves Mr.. Lowthian will go on
from Gordonsville IT, Washing
ton to attend the National en-
campment of the G.. A. r. before
returning home.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-11-21
To TEST NAVAL
STORES BILL IN
FEDERAL COURT;
TELL GOVERNOR.
The Tallahassss Daily Democrat

The Tallahassss Daily Democrat
says:
) A representative OF the well-known
law firm Of Cooper q Cooper Of Jack
sonville, was in Tallahassee yestsr
day and called ut the statehouss to
formally serve notice on the governor
and the attorney general IN their Of
fetal capacities that the validity of
the naval stores inspection bill,
passed by the past session Of the
Florida legislature, would be attacked
in the United States court of appeals
at New Orleans, three federal judges
sitting upon the case.
When the bill II tested before the
federal turists, Attorney Gsnsral
West win represent the state Of Flor
ida, and Cooper & Cooper, Jackson
vile lawyers, will represent certain
naval stores interests Of Florida and
Savannah, Ga. The bill, however, is
understood to be satisfactory 10 a
large per cent Of the factors IN Flor
ida, especially at Pensacola, and some
of them came to the capital city dur
ing the last session TO ask their SEN
ators and representatives to support
the measure. One result of the bill
was the placing Of Pensacola ahead
Of Savannah in the naval stor IS
world. The market is now quoted from
Pensacola for the whole world and
Pensacola instead Of being the second
is now. the first naval stores port Of
the world, that position having been
taken from Savannah by the bill of
the 1915 legislature.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-11-21
. LANNHSTER.

There was no sound of singing
When Lannister came home,
His hands were in his pockets,
But the wrists were marked with
red;
His eyes were deep with dreaming
OF fame, that fades like foam
"A child had thrown stone at him
! saw his brow had bledl
THE glory of the vanquished,"
He unused with written lip;
Words, words, when all my splendid
youth
Was spent to pay the price.
tried and failed, and what awaited
The prize that sank the ship!'
Lannister h1Ghed: "Come easy joy
They shall - DOL me twice."
Helen W. whitney, in the Metro
politan-
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a M q Sc M Elm rs
AL. II. Wilson.

In presenting AL. h. Wilson, the
inging dialect comedian, in an ex-
uisite advertisement Of song and ro-
lance through the seductive story Of
Az Years Roll On at the Opera
House on Tuesday night, Nov. 23rd.
Manager Sidney r. Ellis has depart
ed from the usual type Of plays in
which Mr.. Wilson has heretofore APP.
peared by providing his star with an
up-to-date play which contains q
story interpreted by modern charac-
tiers. Periodic In theme, the plot
will recall the aSeyen Ages Of Man,"
for 1t is written around the episodes
that occur In q mans life from young
manhood to middle age, and then on
to the three score years and ten
period. At the age Of twenty-five
"John Van Zam," soldier of Hol-
land, escapes to America with his
young wife after being informed that
q superior officer whom he assaulted
when resisting arrest is dead. He
prospers in the land Of his adoption
and his domestic happiness is COM
pleted with the arrival Of girl baby.
There are but two clouds to mar the
sunshine Of ensuing years-the death
Of his wife, ten years later, and the
fear that some day his daughter will
learn. Of the crime which caused him
to fee his native land, fear that
tales a,1ddcn ficht IN fha eve of his
daughters marriage, when the true
facts become known. Miss Laura
Lemmers will be seen in the leading
female role. She is competent ac-
tress and adds considerable distinc-
ton to the supporting company.
During the performance Mr.. Wilson
will render several new songs of his
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-11-21
November Fl. 1915

Scandals, Hbel suits, and costly litiga-
tions will be common, it is predicted.
Owing to the sinister rule Of the
stars, it will be wise to cultivate re-
pose of mind and calmness of judg-
ment.
T. Loss of revenue in cities and states
will cause tax expedients to multiply
and breed wider discomfort, it is prog
nosticated. Bankruptcy is fore
Swallowed for certain cities.
Saturn, elevated above the Moon
at the winter solstice, is read to
presage sickness and trouble to mem
bers Of Parliamentsi in Great Britain.
A famous man will die next month.
Losses of warships belonging to
Great Britain are foretold for the
end of the year-about the 28th of
next month.
The death of a financier identified
with many public movements is pre-
saged.
In the horoscopes of the warning
rulers of Europe there is no sign of
impending peace.
Graft and crookedness in q nation
81 enterprise will cause a sensation
within few weeks, astrologers fore
tel.
Much suffering among persons for
merly prosperous is foreshadowed for
the winter Suicides will multiply.
Fatalities from aviation viii in
crease in the next few weeks. A prom
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-11-21
.C0L0RED PEOPLE
HONORME M0RYOF
Oh. WASHINGTON
NEARLY TWO THOUSAND GATH
Err AT THE SAME HOUR or
FUNERAL AND PASS REsoLU-
TTONs.

At the same hour that the funeral
Of the lamented DR.. Booker T. WASH
ington was being held at Tuskegee
nearly 1000 negroes assembled In
Pensacola and held memorial exer-
cises at Big Zion church, Rev. J. II.
Hall, pastor. The meeting was ably
presided over by DR.. Jas. R. Polking-
horne and Prof. N. M. N. Benefits
musical selections were very fitting
to the occasion.
All Of the colored public schools
suspended during the funeral and the
children marched to the church In
charge of their teachers. During
the exercises the following resolu-
tons were passed:
Whereas, It has pleased the ALI
wise God to call from labor to re-
ward DR.. Booker 7. Washington, a
leader of the race, an educator, lee
turer and author, be It
Resolved, That by his death the
race loses its greatest leader, the
world a great man, the cause of edu-
cation strong advocate and teacher,
christianity worthy example, Tus-
kegee Institute it's founder and pres
ident- Be it further
Resolved, That this assembly OF
ministers, business and professional
men, teachers and pupils of the pub
lie schools and citizens of the race a,
Pensacola, Fla, extend to the be-
Ireaved family and the Tuskegee
school our deep sympathy in the loss
of SO great a man.
Resolved, further, That we pledge
ourselves to contribute to any monu.
ment fund that may be raised tt
erect shaft TO his memory. Be i,
further
Resolved, That a copy of these res.
olutions be sent to the family and the
school, and also Hampton Institute
and copy published in the local pa
lpers.
Respectfully submitted,
PROF. L. A. KIRKSEY,
REV. nj. C. II. billiard,
ROBT. T. THOMAS,
Committee.
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'Peer GYM"

peer Gynt."
Henrik Ibsen's immortal "Peer
Gynt" has at last been done for the
screen, and with Cyril Maude, star
of the big New York success,
"Grumpy," In the title role will be
presented by the Oliver Morosco Pho
toplay Company, at the Isis theatre
today.
AS Peer Gynt, Cyril Maude, star
of last seasons immense, stage sue
cess Grumpy" gives one of the most
remarkable exhibitions of the art of
makeup ever presented in single en-
tertainment upon the screen. Before
ones very eyes peer Gynt" grows
from a boyish twenty to whitehaired,
palsied seventy, and Cyril Maude's
uncanny skill in delineating the toll
the years take and in reproducing the
various periods in face, hair and
figure would be worth any profess
siona1 players time to study and any
layman's time simply to see.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-11-21

inent American officer will lose his
life in an experiment.
Again much activity in society is
foretold. Washington will, be the
scene Of entertaining that arouses
gossip. it is predicted.
Persons whose birthdate it is have
the augury of successful year, if
they make no changes. Letters OF
writings may annoy them.
Children born on this day may be
headstrong. These subjects of Scor-
pic are often imaginative and in
clined to exaggerate. AS they are OF
the cusp they partake of the charac.
teristics of sagittarius.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-11-21
NINETEEN TRAINS TO
CARRY FOOTBALL FANS

New York, Nov. 20.-The last Of
nineteen extra trains carrying, it is
estimated, $4,000 persons to the Yale
Harvard football game at Cambridge
left here today over the New York,
New Haven and Hartford railroad.
Throughout the night the special
trains loaded with enthusiastic admir-
ers Of one or the other Of the elevens
left the Grand Central station. One
of the trains was devoted to the use
of the Harvard Club.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-11-21

Astrologers read this as variable
day in which TO exercise extreme eau
ton in all the affairs Of life. AL
though the Sun and Saturn are in
benefic aspect, Uranus, Mercury and
Saturn are adverse.
All the signs seem to indicate a
condition in the minds of men and wo-
men similar to. the physical conditions
in Europe. Unrest, depression, and
hatred will ferment, the seers declare,
until riots, strikes, and property
waste will arouse public concern.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-11-21

able Motion Pictures Corporation,
with the queenly screen artistic, Clara
Kimball Young, and Wilton Lackaye
who originated the role of "Sven-
gall" in the legitimate production in
the leading roles, supported by Ches-
ter Barnett, Paul McAllister, and an
all-star cast.
Trilby," produced under the able
direction Of Maurice Tourneur, HAD
its initial run at the Forty-fourtl
Street Theatre, in New York, and
voted by "those who know" as being
the best six-act feature production
yet seen.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-11-21
POPLAR DELL.

Poplar Dell, Nov. 20.--Mr. r
Coler, who has been the guest Of MI
c. G. Brown for some time, has lef
for South Florida, where he vii
spend the winter. Mr.. Cocker Is out
searching, not for the fountain Of
youth, but Of health.
Mr.. Virgil Brown made . flying
"Trip home one day last week to see
his mother, who was then critically
Ill. However, we are happy to know
that Mrs. Brown is steadily fmprov-
ing and hope she win soon be well.
The Rev. Mr.. Nelson and wife Of
Century were the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clinton Killam one day last
week.
Mrs. Clarence KiIlam and little
son, Clayton, have returned from At
more.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vipperman called on
Mrs. Vipperman,s parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. G. Brown, last Tuesday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. h. G. Killam called
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
Carnes on Saturday evening.
Mrs. John Carnes and Miss Euls
Wilder were in Century shopping or
Saturday.
Miss Ruby Mccoy is very i'll at the
present time. We hope that she viii
soon be well and happy again.
On last Friday afternoon thu
school children had spelling match
Tasso Renfroe stood up longest
spelling for thirty minutes after thu
rest were down.
Mrs. James Black spent the day
with Mrs. Dee Renfroe last Friday.
Mr.. Matheena was taken seriousl,
Ill on last Sunday afternoon, but !.
better now.
Mrs. Margie Renfroe, who hal
been SO i'll is not improving.
Mr.. Henderson Edwards spent Sun
day with Mr.. Leonard Killam.
Everyone Is trying to get his syrul
made up. Mr.. Dee Renfroe, who hal
been making syrup for some time, Il
still on the job, while Messrs. Randall
and Brown began on theirs this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Dee Renfroe spen
the past Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Edwards.
| Miss Malta Renfroe spent las
J, Sunday with her aunt, Mrs. Margi'
Renfroe-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-11-21
7. |. CANT OFF TO
NORTHERN CITIES
EVERLASTING FAB
RIGS CO. LEFT YESTERDAY ON
BUYING TRIP-ALsO ATTEND
MEETING FIELD REPRESENTA-
TIvEs. ss !. ss,s,I.

T. L. Cant, manager Of the Ever
lasting Fabrics Company and special
representative of Marshall Field &
Co., left yesterday noon for Chicago
and New York, to be gone about tsn
days.
While away Mr.. Cant WIN oonfer
with other special representatives of
Marshall Field & Co. in merchandis-
ing convention in Chicago, and will
also make special holiday purchases
for the Everlasting Fabrics Company
in both Chicago and New York.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-11-21
BEING TRIED FOR
KILLING 4 DEPUTY
John CANNON, WHO SHOT DEP
UTY sHEn1EY DYKES, IS ON
TRIAL ron ALLEGED MURDER.

Panana City. Nov. co. Circuit
r:crr,-t c,-r.,,eJ =. 1kth Inhr rsn-
non, Who killed I deputy sheriff at
Southport about : year ago, was nut
On tzial On the 18Th. Il WIN Be re-
membo1ed that Cannon shot and
hlIed Deputy Sheriff Dykes after he
hid been arrested Tor taking oysters
1ro1n ieased Deds.
1hs criminal dockst Is not very
large, ana e y Thought that the court
VIII not y IN session moro than
tnres Weeks.
Assorneys -: 4: Price, q Mari
ANN, and 4. ". Weeks, "a Bombay,
- = .ssn 1870 = 49,
-. -,
Olson are loading lumber at the
Moore Timber Cos MN.
M. and Mxs. Jennings have re-
tuxned from their summer home II
Michigan
M. r. w. Roberts, the popular
Journal znan, has bsen circulating
among hi1 many friends for the past
week.
d. n. Robbfna snd Via - again
with n IN fhe vinter.
~, 80. T.rvv y non,f.x. 10. .
- -. ss!ss = -. -. :
49, : 49, 49,. az a,.s 49,
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Carmen


The William Fox version Of "Car-
men," appearing at the Isis next Sat-
urday, performed consecutively and
without pause, deserves praise for its
conference and dramatic consistency.
There is a reason for Garments" en-
ticement Of Jose in the desire of the
smugglers to pass the breach in the
wall with their booty. There is never
any intimation of Garments passion
or infatuation for Jose, nor does she
throw a rose at him and run across
the stage with danger of tripping in
her high-heled shoes. Much charm
lies in Escamillo, played by Carl Har-
baugh, to whom she gives devotion,
in so far as this Carmen gives devo-
ton to any man.
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PRESIDENT TO ATTEND
ARMY AND NAVY GAME

New York, Nov. 20.-The list of
box holders for whom reservations
have been made on the Navy side of
the grand stand in the annual Army
and Navy football game at the Polo
grounds here next Saturday was is
sued today.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-11-21

In summing up his blessings for
this year in that Thanksgiving proc
lamation President Wilson failed to
mention the fact that he is soon to
have another mother in-law. The for
getfulness Of some presidents is
astonishing.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-11-21
CHICAGO UNIVERSITY TEAM
STILL ADDING VICTORIES

Manila, Nov. 20.-The baseball
team of the University of Chicago
was defeated her today by the Amer
leans by score of to 2.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Cleared.

Cleared.
Ital IS Aurora, Marini, for Genoa,
with 1,400,00 # sawn timber, 140,-
900 It lumber; TIC tons bunker coal,
all valued at $25 ,446.
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am now we'll Accept thanks" That's
eczema. piles, ground itch. rsngworrn.
letter, etc. Don't be sn misery for s
years like King. Get Tetterine-get IL
today. so cents at druggists or direct
nom the shrptrine Co. Savannah. Ca
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own composition.
Tickets at Central Pharmacy now
selling. "a Fool There Was" We'd
hesday.
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VESSELS IN PORT.
Steamships.

Steamships.
Rudolf Blumberg, Ger. 1o77, I'm
terned.)
Lucia. Aust. 4747, Ivancich en-
termed.
vogesen, Ger, 1856. Paulsen, I'm
terned.)
Ships.
Marpesia, Nor, 1891, Gundersen,
Bridgeport, to order.
Banks.
Equator, Rus, 348, Assar, Liver
pool, to Gulf Transit Company.
Nor bk Este, 1857, Thoresen, Lon
don, to Order.
Wallacetown, Ital., 1866, Cacace,
Bridgetown, to Quina Export Co.
Asia, Rus, 929, Nyland, Liverpool,
to Pensacola Timber & Lumber Co.
Schooners.
Albert d. Mills, Am. 378, Bark
house, Cardenas, to A. Zelius.
Henry Crosby, Am, 346, Stenge, Gil
bara, to Master.
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Spent $50 But Didn't g
Cured His Itching Piles

w. r. King. wrens, Ga. writes: Spent
$50 for different remedies and doctors
trying to cure my case Of itching piles
Of 5 years standing. all for no good un-
TIT got = box Of
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-11-21
sTrilby."

seTriIby," perhaps the most popu-
lar book and play ever presented in
ternationally, comes to the Isis to-
morrow as cinimatized by the Equit-
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Die Sreibeit in IranfreiG,.

@ie Die pGepehe Sc Souloiie" o.
rid]tets pernrteilte bas &rieqsaerid(i
BON SoltlonIe einell Oreis BON rs
Sabret 81 1000 Srollfen Strofe,
neil er In einem Cafe Dor @aiteu
aeauBert botte: a9ie Geutiden ili1s
1ebr ltorf, nno id claude, oaB man
ne niernals aus Dem 2afoe pertrei6ell
Miro auBeroem bate ser Site
erflart, Dob, vtpetrn Die G%nqldnoer
NIT 5ranfreid) ieien, lie 10 ~bunoelten,
Inn Calais gil boben." eSsn @nfp=
trdht oes Mlters oes s(n~aeflaatelt
lob Dos &rieeseeridt bon elmer sSrei-
beitsitrofe ab. 9nsleIbe &riegsee.
rift perurteilte olld) mieoer eilleu
Spanier megen .alarmierenoer Men-
%Bernngen". gr batte geiagt:: Sic
gt11fen fperoen balo pernidtet iein.
uno Damn peroen Die 9eutiden lire
geiarnmten Streitfrafte an oie fran-
|5oiiide 6ront iperfen, oie e6enfaGS
bernihtet peroen miro. Ger GrieG
miro 5pei Sabre bauern, aber Die
9eutihen meroen Sieger iein." Gas
ariegsgeridt oiftierte bent Spanier
|bierfiir Is Monate 8efangnis.
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LokaIes.
WIerIci.

@eltern abeno fan6 oos ganfett
itatt, an Dem a1e, Die 5llr Syoroe.
rung Der Sbee beitragen tponen, i'm
Sabre 1918, gum 20Oiabrigen Subj,
iaum unierer Stabt, cine Musitellung
ob5ubaIten, teilnabmen. 9as 9ar-
fet mar iebr gut bei11t uno es tplis-
oen ebenlo entbuiiaitiide &eoen &C.
balten, tpie am Morgen in Der Ser.
f%orumlune.
llniere StaotberlpoItultg bot
beidloffen Die gan5e Main 8la5a 1lell
slt pflaitern.
8rof. @enrp g. Mttlpater but
feline Cumming iiioteramilfer
Yflan5en, 8robufte, Gorit6ten etc,
Ole geeentuartig in Den @dnmef1 Ser
8rogreiiipe 2eaglte alsgeiteGt lit,
Der Staot 6oniton fir $4,000 gum
&aiif ~nneeboten. Mapor Campbell
bon Souiton lit ni6t ~abgeneigt, oie
Sammlung gu ertperben, MIR febit
olgenblidlid) oas @elo.
SSn einem libten @ngenblid
ifreibt Die @nlpefton Stems: uNidts
5eritort Die Mdtlng fir eine Megie-
ritng 70 idynen nn6 10 boGitanoig, ipie
cine porteiil6e ooer %unfaire @eIet-
geblng." 8iele @orte beroiei1ert in
Dem Sdfen Der g1lnoes- nno Staafs-
gelesgebltnget on prominenter StelIe
a1geldllage1t at iperben.
Ste Sage auf @adteln lit err
offnet, tie fhlieBt a1it 81. Sollllar
niloe Eitfer foniteu Bis gum 81.
Nfar5 geifoiien meroen.
@enlt es 8tpiihen 9elltIdlanS=
Seiferreih ltno ibrer @egnern our
9lbrefnlne fommt, oos beiBt Die
Sumne Der arieesentldaoigltng be-
ifimmt miro, Die Die IeBteren 5u sob-
len baben, ioa es ltrs nidf nj Or
i%tainea iebett1 BOB oie an1erifanilhen
Munitioils mp @affenfatrifen, 0;e
ben aliierfen ariegsmaterial lie
Ferten, fred geltig iinb, 9entidlano
su bitten, ibre 5~oroerung NIT aif Ole
Rebnlt1a u bringen. oa tie lolilt
permiitlif leer msgeben- melfem
8erlangen 9eutidlatto natiirlid. ob-
ale meiteres entIpreden niiroe.
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1MIall0.


Senator @ern lit BON ben De-
mofratiiden Senatoren mieoer gum
Giibrer in Der beporitebenoen Son.
g%reBiisung erndblt.
Sbeooore &ooiepelt mad)t be.
tannt, oaB Ell fem Eraiioentidafts-
fanoioat lei.
@dbrenb Der o~iesi1brigen
SagoiaiIon iino in ad,toebn Staaten
SO Terionen getotet nno Ied)s5ig Der.
lebt noroen. SSit Der pori6briger
Saiion ipuroen III Yerionen gctc,
tet unb 1862 berlett.
@ouperneur 8eefmam Dor
Hbooe Sslano bot es abaelebnt
Senrp 6oro auf Ieiner Sriebelisreiit
naf europa 81 begleiten.
8raiioent @ilion bat Die meri.
faniid)en 2ebrer uno 2ebrerinnen
Die oiigenbliflid cine Sttoienrpii(
onrd) infer 2ano MAIDEN, I'M @eiBer
Saltie empfangen.
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8raf 8ernitorff banft benz Matipma(-
bnno fir Ieine &riesslpenbe.
s(rs philadelphia idreibt man

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Sn @nsoriiden boditer Mnerfen-
nlii1g Der 2eiituneen oes 0euti6alne=
rifaniiden Notionalbllnoes nno lei
her Setter bat 9otidnfter @rai
8ernitorff fir Die peitere @obe oes
8ltnoes in Sobe bon 100000 fir
ben oelttlden ltno oiterreidiiG-l1nea-
ril6en &ilfsfono oem @oriiber Der
&ilfsfaiie bes 8l1noes, Germ ssobll
|giarfs IN Baltimore, geoolift. 9a5
Gonfi6reiben oes 8otidafters bot
fnlgenoen @ortlart:
yMein Iebr perebrter SEER 8iarfs
Sd beetle mid, Sbnen BEN Gnlpfong
ibres freunoliden Sd)reibens oo1u
II. 5. sc, nebit Gbef iiber S10o,0oo
NIT perbinoGiditem Can't gu beItGti-
gen. 8iele finite Seroul!g, oie ser
Grtrag Der SammInl1een oes
9eutid-amertfaniidel1 Nationalbun-
oes fir ben 6erti1en ltth 6%iterri-
6ilftungariihen Silfsfonbs onf oie
gefpnltige Snntme bon $500,0CC
bringt, beitarft in mir inlmer meGr
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