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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-09
Anarchist Pleads Not Guilty.

NEW YORK, March S.-Frank
ADarno, the young anarchist arrested
in st. Patrick's Cathedral last Tues
day after detectives had stamped out
lighted bomb which imperilled the
lives OF 500 worshippers. pleaded not
guilty today TO the charge of attempt
ing, to explode the bomb. n felony
punishable by 2 years Imprisonment
Carmine Carbone. the 1S-year-old boy
arrested as the maker of the missile,
entered similar plea. Both were held
in $4,000 bail for trial.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-09
ANNULEs s.cENT RATE LAW
States Cannot Require Railroad ia
Garry cane Commodity of Traffic


WASHINGTON. March S-The SUI
preme court today laid down the prin-
ciple that it is beyond the power of
the States to requirefa railroad to
carry ono commodity or class of traffic
at a loss or only nominal profit even
though adequate profit is oltained
from its business as d whole within
the State.
Under that principlb the court an
nnlled the West Virginia 2-cent pas
senger rate law as tosthe Norfolk &
Western and the North Dakota Ignite
coal rate law as TO the Northern
Pacific ard the AIinnsapolis, ST Paul
and SAUL Ste. Marie railroads
The court held that when State
celects one commodity or class of
traffic fer regulation 1t must appor-
ton to 1t a proper part of all general
expenses and then allow substantial
compensation
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-09
THREATENED ATTORNEYS
WITH MILITIA

o CHARLESTON. ". Va, March o
q S.-Threats by the presiding o
o judge to call out the militia to o
o maintain order luelled heated ex- o
o changes today between opposing o
o attorneys arguing in circuit court n
a writ of prohibition sought by A. o
o Leo We'll. OF Pittsburgh, to pre- o
vent the prosecuting attorney OF o
o kanawha County from proceed o
ing with indictments charging o
him with attempting to bribe o
members of the West Virginia o
o public service commission. o
O o o o o o o o o 90 o . o o o q o
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Amendments to Constitution.

RALEIGH, n. c. March S.-Thc
general assembly of Noi/l Carolina
tonight adopted a bill providing for
the submission OF four constitutional
amendments at the next general cleo
ton. These provide, first. for the
restriction of local and private legis-
lation by the general assembly; sec
ond. for the elimination OF special
charters to corporations by the same
body; third, for restrictions in grant
ing charters to cities, towns and in
corporated villages; fourth. for the
election OF emergency judges.
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tics law. Heretofore Charleston has
Leen the only registration city in
South Caroline.
Governor L1anning has fixed the
time the terms OF the board OF cliari-
tiesaRnd correction as follows: Geo.
B. Cromer, OF Newberry, years: u. T.
Cody. OF GreenviIie. 4 years; d. y.
Walker, OF Spartanburg, years; l..
o. Patterson, OF GreenViiie, 2 years !;
r. II. King. of Charleston, one year.
The board wilt organize on April /.
President Riggs of Clemson College
has. written letter to the governor
asking him to instruct Adjutant Cen
erai Moore TO loan to Clemson suffi-
cient number of tents for the cadets
during the encampment in Anderson.
The; governor took the request under
adviscnient.
Governor Manning will leave for
Greanville at o'clock tomorrow.
where he is scheduled to make an adj
dress before the Y. NJ. c. A. Tuesday
night.
The governor has written letter
TO Josephus Daniels. secretary of the
navy. asking for the loan. of siii for
the South Carolina Naval Militia
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o o o % o o o 90 90 o 90
o
o INDICATES MURDER
o AND SUICIDE
NBv Associnted Prnss !

o ADMISSION, Ala, March S. o
o The bodies of j. A. Cooper. his o
o wife, and their son. l.. a. Cooper o
o were discovered in the Cooper o
o home near here es1ly today. The o
o positions OF the bodies indicated o
o that the son had shot his parents q
o as they lay in bed and then had q
o committed suicide. A shotgun o
o was found beside Young Cooper's o
o body. j. a. Cooper AT one time o
o was editor of the Monticello. o
o (Ga.) Times. o
o
300 o 100000 90 ooooo o o
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JUROR ADJUDGED INSANE;
MlSTRAiL ORDERED

PENSACOLA. Fla, March S.-A
mistrial in the case against w. II.
Knowles. former, presndent, and other
officials OF the suspended First Ma
tional Bank. of Pensacola, charged
with misuse of tho banks funds. was
ordered today by Federal Judge Call
after jackson Sheppard. negro
juror. had been adjudged insane.
Sheppard was stricken last night. 1t
will be necessary to empanel a new
Jury.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-09
Statewide Primary .

RALEIGH, n. c., March 8.-Both
houses Of the North Carolina legisla-
ture tonight adopted q bill providing
for statewide primary for nomina-
tions by all political parties. A num-
Der of counties were exempted as to
of the house and county Of
ficers, but it is provided that these
can come in under the law IL go voted
by the people on the petition of one
nth OF the voters.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-09
sail Embargo Broken

NEW YOFX. March Announce
ment was made today that the mail
embargo between this country and
Great Er!tain. which threatened TO
hold out until March Il. when the
White Star liner Arabaic sails for
England, had been broken. and that
on Wednesday the Rynoam, of the
liclland-America line. will start for
the other side and leave all tho Brit
ish mail at Falmouth.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-09
PLEAD GUILTY
Men Being Tried of Consp'ring TO
O5t'i;n False Passports Sentenced.


OBTAIN False Passports Sentenced.
NEW YORK, March S--Carl
iCrocde. German-American and
four German reseryists brought to
trial in federal court today on charges
of conspiring to obtain false Ameri-
can passports. withdrew their pre-
vious pleas OF MT guilty and pleaded
guilty.
Ruroede, accused of operating
bureau for issuance of false passports,
was sentenced to three years in the
Atlanta renitentiary.. The others,
Arthur Wilhelm. Heinrich Sachsse,
reserNl, lieutenant in the German
army; Walter Mueller, August Myer
and Herman WageDer. were fined
5000 each. @
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A STEP NEAR
C0NSTAN7INOPLE
STRUGGLE FOR GATEWAY
OF OTTOMAN CAPITAL
FEATURE OF WAR NEWS
MORE FORTS
ARE SILENCED
Fighting Continues on All Battle
Fronts-No Decisive Vic
tories

While fighting continues on nearly
all the battle fronts no orr" garments
which would Indicate the approach
Of II decisive victory for any Of the
conten,iing a.mies has been reported.
The Russians still report progress
against the Germans in North Poland
and assert that an offensive move
ment begun by the Germans father
south in the Pilica River region has
been repulsed and that the Russians
themselves nave taken tip ;!;c at
tack.
In the west where snow is again
falling heavily, both the Allies and
the Germans make claim to positions
won and the canture of officers, men
and guns. Near Pethos, the French
declare their forces have taken an
additional line OF trenches. about L.
600 feet in length.
In the DarGanelles, the shelling of
the eorts guarding the waterways
continues. with the Allies claiming
that great damage is being done to
the Notifications and the Turks as
serting that the injury wrought thus
far is immaterial.
The British admiralty says that its
East Indian fleet has silenced all hos
tile forts and batteries of the Turks
in the vicinity OF Smyrna, while Petro-
grad te"s OF the destruction by Rus
sian warships Of Zunguldiak, K5zlon,
and Kilimli. Turkish Black Sea ports
The Greek crisis continues.
M. Iaimis. who had been asked TO
form n ministry TO succeed that of
M. Vcnizelos, has declined to accept
the task and M. Gournaris has been
requested to assume 1t.
Berlin dispatch asserts that since
the oDening OF direct negotiations be-
tween Italy and Austria n decided
relaxation in the tension of Austro-
Italian relations is noticeable.
-Four british aeroDlanes. have drop
oed bombs on the German submarine.
base and officers quarters in Ostend.
Great Britain has decided not to treat
captured crews Of German submarines
rs ordinary prisoners of war. but will
intern them with n view tn their
possible conviction at the end of the
war
The president of the British admir-
atty court has decided that no belli-
gercnt government has a right to re-
iuisition n. captured cargo belong
ing to n neutral government.
An Amsterdam newspaper declares
that Zeppelin airships LIS has been
wrecked at Tirlemont. Belgium, and
that II men of crew of Il were kill
ed. .t.
LONDON. March S.-The British
and French fleets have battered their
way n step nearer to Constantinopie.
not, however. without danger 10 tho
shirs engaged. and the battle for the
Dardanelles continues.
More Turkish forts on the Asiatic
side have been silenced. according to
n statement by the British admiral
ty. but the Turks are making terri
ftc resistance and shells from their
German-made guns have found more
than one mark on the .beseiging craft.
This struggle for the gateway of
{CONTINIiEA FuOAI PACE SIX,
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Railway Workers to Enter War.

ST. JOHN, N. b.. March s.
Mobilization of Il railway construction
corps of 500 men for services in the
European war zone has begun here.
G. w. Ramsey. engineer of construc-
tion with the Canadian Pacific Fail
way. has beei assigned to command
the corps. which will comprise en-
glneers and skilled railway workers.
besides general mechanics.
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Fine and imprisonment.

NEW YORK, March S.-The $500
fine imposed on Frank Tannenbaum
Ia addition 10 q years imprisonment
for leading unemployed men into st
Aiphonsus' church last year, was re-
mitted today by the court or general
sessions. Tannenbaum's prison yen-
tence expires tomorrow.
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Rritish Collier Sunk

LONDON, March S.-tQ0:05 p.
m. )-The admiralty announces that
the British collier Bengrave was sunk
Sdncay, probably by torpedo. OF
Ilfraccmbe. 10 miles northwest of
Barnstaple. County Devon. England.
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Snowstnrm In Te,ns

SAN ANTONIO, Texas. March s.
The first real snowstorm in 20 years
pelted San Antonio this afternoon and
after precipitation of two hours
lay three inches deep in some parts
of the city.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-09
First Destroys Hotel Palms.

SARASOTA, Fla. March S.-Fire of
unknown origin early today complete
ly destroyed the Hotel Palms and
swept two adjacent business blocks
here, entailing loss of over $100,O0e.
Many guests of the hotel had narrow
escapes.
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WASHINGTON. March S.--An O
o Austrian victory in the heights o
. of the Carpathians. repulse of re- %
peated Russian attacks In the q
o Luckow and tho capture of sew O
o eral advance POINTS In Russian q
o Poland anu West Galicia. result O
o ing In the capture Of some 2.300 q
o Russian prisoners, were announc- O
o ed In Vienna foreign Office dis s,
o patches to the Austfo- Hungarian o
o embassy here today. O
o. q
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TheatiicaI Manager Dead
NEW YORK, March 8-Max G.. An
derspn. millionaire theatrical manag-
er. died at his home here today of a
com implication of diseases.
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BEGINS SEARCH

o DENVER. Col, March g. q
o Bridadier General Hugh /. Scott. Q
o chief of stat OF the United States o
o army. today began 12c-miie. G
o overland jouruey into the desert %
o country OF southeastern Utah In d
o search of Tse-Ne-Gat. Piute In. o
o dian, wanted by federal autbofi- o
o ties on n murder charge. rse- o
o Ne-Gat is being aided In resist o
o ing capture by his father "Old o
o Polk" and a band of renegade o
o Piutes. o
o O
q o q q q &, n a Z, n, r, r. n. Z, n ~ ~ n 4, :.
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Repnlse Russinn Affneks.

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tics law. Heretofore Charleston has
Leen the only registration city III
South Caroline.
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CARRANZA WARNED BY
THE UNITED STATES

D 300 10000 10000 90 900
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-30

Gin BIan Der @riten, ale
9auunpole aitf5ltfailfen linb lie nit
elmer Gnleibe bon etner Nilllarot
Dollars in oieiem 2anbe 81 be6ablen,
lit bereits in Die grihbe geeargeil.
Sic iinb benahrid,tigt poroen ont
man ib,len ni6t geitatten meroe, ben
9oiuinpolle.Warft 3u ulonopoliItren
unb bic garfiers iiito aud ritr mil
lens, cine Wtiliarbe Dollars in britt
iden 9apieren feit3iIegeu. gsa6oent
oieier glan nibgIiidt lit, baben Die
9riten einen neiteu alisgebedt. Sic
ipollen ale 8alnr1Dolle 81 sebn Gents
oas 9iuno aliffaufen ltilb tie nit bri.
tiiden aonioIs gum &lrrie BON 50
be5abIen, aber bic 8flan5er nriiiien
ii6 perpfIihten, rir Die SaIfte ibres
2anoes fir Die ne1le gmurnpoIle'
Saifon su oertpenoen. 9ieier Blan
lit ebenfans Der 3iiriifipeiiiing ibber.
Die 8flan5er pollen mebr aIs 5ebn
Gents. 9onn tperben fie aud feline
aonioIs IN SabIune nefunen, oa tie
bamit iti6ts anfaugen fonnen, berm
ii6erIi6 tperben bic Reieroebauten
auf ausapGrtige 8apiere zines Gan.
6es, bas iid i'm &rieee befinoet,
ni6ts leiben mlo ifIiebIid f0n-
nen Die 9fIarBer fi6 nidr bar.
auf eiilIaiien, oie SdIfte ibres
9anbes Der 8uiurpone. .Gl,ltlir 81
ba fie sit geip6rtieen ba.
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nift beifdftieen foriren, abtuunoern.
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ba ib,ten Hir @erriige be.
tarrnt lit, bab gleeer, bic i'm Rcroen
ih artidiiig gentaht babell nienals
lrebr nah benz Siiben suriidfebreH
y8ir gIauben mid gar nid,t, baB aIle
,ieie 8ori9Idee errit genneint iino. |
sie boben blos gum 3tped, bie Iuf.
,egilng Der 1fIan5er, Die iiber bic |
,on GngIanb oerbGngte Saur1npolle.
5perre enlp6rt itrtb, nit Der 8ortau.
dung, bob iie brr6 bic Sperre lei.
zen @erluit erleiben iperben, gu be.
drpihtigen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-30

enip0renb, ipie iirperitanblid er.
ideilt. 9us 1T ia aiih nidt aii Der.
iDnnoern. I'm oos nodnloIS al Der
gaiinnDoae 81 beleit6teu: Deiitif).
Lamb 1T ipillens, ioear begierig, orei
Wtillionen gnllen gaiinnpolle Jil fni-
len. @enn oas geibiebt, i6ipin6et
ieoe 8eiaHr, baB ole 8aare aiif einen
lnlobneiioen Preis berabgebriift
miro Statt enaIanb gu 5ipingen,
oaB es oieie slnsiubr eeitatte, piIl
Der Prdiioent bic 9rnoesfaiie angrei.
len, Inn ben Bflan5ern cine Silfe 5n
gelpGbren, bic, tpie mir ge5eigt baben.
mertbloS lit nne nod oaSu alle &c.
illH0en polfslpirtbid)aitlihen Hrin5i.
pien iiber ben Sauien luirft. 8enn
BEN Er1iibeilten ober Die gtotb oes
Sanoes ilno Die @bre Der gsation niht
riibrell, 10 ipollen mir ieine perionli'
DIE Gbre anrllfen. es fam als
ieIbitperitdnoIib geltetI bab, ipenn
Die Der. Stanten ibre neiitralen
9iedte eegeniiber 6ngIano niht nab
rem, oamit oas @oIferredt aiifgebo.
ben lit uno Der @rdiiOent miro In Der
@eif)ifte nit Dem gralomdI Der.
eipigt tperoen, b. b. aei6anoet iein
Dab elmer Der eroBteu 5oftoren Der
aliltlr brrd fem @erihuIocn aiisee.
id)aItet fporben lit.
Wht Der iibIid)en Siiae BON sliis.
reoen miro bar1eiteut, bob es gegei
Die Gioiliiotion imo Die aruerifaniIhe
@pblfobrt peritoben tuiiroe, ipenu I'M.
fer Son6 Die 8offen aeaen grob.
@ritnniiien ergri'ie. Cine Ration.
Die &siirbe uno @Ere beiist iuib Die
arnft, iie gu pobreu ihenft iold,en
Grw1ginsen feireu 9aiim, ionoern
er5pinet bic gthma, bic ibr ge.
biibrt. 9lber penn Der Yr1iibeilt, trie
er bebaitptet, burh feline Sriebens.
Iiebe oaran perbinoert tpiro, bic
sfette Der Ser. Staaten NIT @offen.
getpaIt gu pertbeioigeu, 70 bietet iify
ibm elm friebIider gIspeg, @rob.
gritanniens 3retbeit su 5iieeIn, in.
Dem er Die @offerniisfubr perbietet. |
Ous 1T bas sIIlerurinbefte, ipns Der
Brdiiocnt 5u ttnm oerpiliGtet III.
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@iliom muR 5arbe befeuuen.

Die ameritauiihe 2anotuirtbihaft,
iotpie Die 95nbuitrie, bic ni6t fir ben
arieg orbeitet uno birriidtIid) Der
8oltsernGbriine bic @affenIabrifa.
tion Inn bas Jiinf3isiade an 8idtis-
felt iiberrngt, baben feit Wtonaten ben
9rditbeltten beitiirult, ibnen Sdus
oeseu Die g9iatiir @nsIanbs 5u gel
ip1bren, bns iid segen allies 80lfer.
re9t eroreiitet, ioipobI Die gusfitbr,
pie bic fir 2arbtpirtbe lutb Sabri.
tanten nothtDeilbige@inflibr ab3uiper.
rem. Die 8eitpperbefiibreitben tonn.
fen nif)ts erIunger, aIs leere 8ertro.
itltnaen. ,@ir perben proteitiren, +"
bieb es, ,iobalb mir bas bo5u notbige
itatiitti6e Weuterial geiarnmelt bo.
ben" gIs bieier alsfliifte ntitoe,
Die bon England @eifdbigten einen
frdftieereu Son geger ben Brdiioen'
ten aniblugen inb etne @n5abl aon.
greb. Wtglieber tbn benadri9tigten,
6ab bic un5ufrieoenbeit oes 8olfes
iiber bic llntbGtigfeit bes StaatS.
9epartements einen fiir Die 3uflnlft
Der berrofratiiden Bartet bebenflihen
ltIrrfang arBunebnten orobe, ipilrbe
Die neiie Iusreoe erionne1t 6ob erit
Die Streitfrage nit 0eutIflano aus
ben 8eg gerGlnrlt iperoen nliiBte, ebe
es ntoslid pdre, gesen engLarb Dor.
sugeben.
Die Gngelegenbeit nit 9eiiti6Ianb
lit niirunebr geregelt, 6a es 8uiagen
gentafn bot, tpelhe in ieoer oenfbaren
Sinfi9t bic Soroerunsen bes Brdii.
berlten befriebasen ulb iogar gu 6ie.
lem Bebufe offetfiinbtee Rette preis.
gegeben bat. Dm1rit 1T ieoe &us.
fIii6t abgefhnttten unb Der 9rGiiberlt
uaib iest befenner, Oh er bic Gehte
bieies &drroes elgIifder @iafiir ge.
geniiber tpabren ober fpeitere S61oi.
girngen inb Derritbigimgen, bic
i,rierem 2anbe sufitgt, bin.
nebnlex win. Sas @oIf tuortet lnge.
oulbag oltf alirt,purt un6 iie mub iebr
balb erfoleert, 6a bic britii6en @e.
tpaItafh BIS 5iir itt,ertr1glidfeit ge.
5iebeH fimb. Ger &ipfeI lit init Der |
alnfim0tuuss GHsIanhs arratdt por.
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6. 8. u. &ufmanu tn @aridau

Die preubiIte Gpiiobe IN Der ge.
ihidte Der poIuifben 5auptitabt, BIZ
Uon 1875 biz 1907 bGuerte, in NIT be,
erinnerltns on ben sroben Romantiter
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BON 1904 Bis 1907 als pralbiIdxr ReD
gierunssraib in Warf9ou oufaebalter
unb bort aud f.in tiiuitlerifaes Salient
mannisfat) betbdiigt bat. Gr fanS
bort Iiteroriih uHb muiitaIiid osbilbe,
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ebudrb Sibis gum gtbensfreunb. ges
ipann; AUDI nit bem .ShidiaIsbramds
tite" 3a9drias @ernsr pfIog .r ndbe,
ren llmsang. Naridau sdblie bamals
$500 Sduir, bon benen Der ar0bts
abeil aus SOl3 eebaut, nit Sainbeln
unc Strob sebedi iuar. Don ben
10000 Seeleu betrusenben Ginippb,
neri9uft iparen 10000 DlilitG,perios
nen, 10000 Subeu. Die Stact bate
bamals nidi tpenissr als 1856 air4el,
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S6ulsn unb so palGite. gluf ben
breiien Straben Der Stabt itanS.n gu
iener 3eit neben iidttli6en gaIdften
itaIitnii6eH Stils armieIise SoI3biits
ten. elfiaiiider pruni persiniate ii6
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gyubIitum flutbete in buniem aontraite
auf ben StraBen: Blonde in allen Dr.
benstra4ten, ldHsbiriise suben. pers
idIeiert. NOunen, iunee feurias polins
rlen in belen ieibenen Widnieln, strsI
lDiirbise ul!s Serrsn nit @iirisl unbt
Sdbel unb selben unb rotben Stiefeln.
Gs CAB Stuser In ben nereiten qorisI
fer Moben, siirten. '@ri.dsn, NufIen,
StdIi.ner unb 5rarBOfsn. Das bette
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beurer 9imeniion. Gtlbit bic gplisei
ipitIte bel ben BeIuftisungen obne @as
&c nit. lie trs6bts ifdb on ben pulcis
nellen Gbeaiern, BEN Grotisln Der
san5bdren unb RdmesIs unb bem pofs
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elsihen @falen an bem @stiimmsI
ipis bic bsrumitebsnben GepGdtrdger.
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geites. Gin mufiilisbrnbsr prsubeI
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ihait, bic .whifiidlifde RsFource',
bon Der 6dn9er unb S6ngerinnen bers
angs5osen fpurben. Soffmann, Der bei
Osm plans iii4tis uritsebolfm, birt.
eirte bic DhiIiiouffiibrlinssn unb tom.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-30

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