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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-20
Big corn SHOW
FOR ST. Paul
Entire Northwest Will Be Repre-.
.ented at Exhibit Planned for
Railroad Building.

st. Paul, Mimi. Feb. 10.-An extern
siye corn show with the entire North.
west represented will fe held this
year by the First National bank In its
quarters in the new building being
erected on Jackson street.
The show will be q open competi.
ton for Minnesota, North and South
Dakota, Montana. Washington, Ore
gon, Idaho, Northern Wisconsin and
Northern Iowa. The states will ct
compete with each other, but the en-.
tire territory will be divided into
thirty.two districts and the scOmpeti.
tioh will be by districts.
70 Be Largest Corn Show.
It will be the largest exclusive corn
show ever held IN the Northwest.
Thirty-two silver cups will be offer
ed as first prizes. There also will be
other prizes which will be valued at
many thousand dollars.
The show will be held from Decem.
Der l to December 81 of this year.
Each exhibit will comprise ten ears
of corn of any variety.
acre NacgOc1v $5.1a?bm-r$erET8E
Part Of Hill Plan.
It is stated at the First National
bank that the corn show is another
part of the extensive live stock cam.
paign that has been outlined by James
J. Hill. Realizing the necessity of
corn to the growing live stock indus
try of tho Northwest IT. has been de-
cided to make it one Of the features
Of the campaign.
Prof. Howard r. Smith of the Uni.
versity of Minnesota, who will lee.
ture throughout the Northwest for the
First National bank on live stock, be.
ginning March /, will be active In pre-.
pairing the corn show.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-20
Left to right, top: Ray Harroun.
Ralph De Palms and Billy Carlson
(at wheels, bottom. Earl Cooper
and Gil Anderson.

. ,-. -, ., +. ~ : . To-. q 500 - -f .tt
farm. Frank has accumulated quite a
little money during the last eight
years. He has been saving his money
and now he is the owner OF. two big
farms in the vicinity Of .Trappe, Nd.
He has money invested in other bust
ness and has a little sum in the bank.
He is tired of the game and is sim
cere in his desire to sever coEnec-
tions with baseball"
Star .lnfieId Broken.
With the retirement from the game
of j. Franklin Baker. the hard hitting
third baseman Of the Philadelphia
Americans, as, announced last night
Wy Manager Mack, only two members
of the Athletics famous $lG0, 900 i'll
field remain on the team. Eddie Col
Inns, star second .baseman, will wear g
Chicago uniform this season, leaving
Jack Barry at shortstop and "Stuffy"
,McInnis at first base. Larry Lajoie,
who returns to the Mackmen after, al
absence of IL years. Will take Collins
place ct the second sack. but SO far
as Is known, Mack has not decided
upon anyone to fill the vacancy aus
ed by Bakers retirement.
Several youngsters, including Kop,
and Crane, were mentioned by sport
ing writers as likely candidates for
the position.
In making the announcement that
Baker would retire, Manager Mack
said the idea was not a new one for
the slugging third baseman and that
he had experienced great difficulty in
the past in getting him to continue
in the game.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-20

Grand Forks. Nd, Feb. 19.-Ac'
cording to advices from Moorhead
this afternoon the irys' will not de-
mand a recount Of the votes cast at
yestel days election. The license
question carried by a majority of SO
votes. Eleven OF these. were blank,
and, according to law these count for
licens,. There were a total of 1908
votes cast, which was the heaviest
vote ever cast at Mo0rhead. 1t was
also the first time in the history Of
the city that the liquor question was
ever voted upon.
Was BID 1ssue.
The voting on the liquor question
was the u%ppermost topic in Fargo and
Moorhead yesterday, the city officials
contests being apparently q side Is
sue. j., C. Vincent was elected may
or by the small SmajorityfOf SIX votes,
his stronghold being the: fourth ward,
the other three wards going against
him by nearly 1O0@yotes.
The liquor element failed ITO elect
its candidate for city magistrate. E
U. Wade being chosen by . urge ma
jority. The same was true with the
office of city treasurer, the "drks'
shaking a clean sweep with their can
didate, Dammen. 1t
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-20
NORTH DAKOTA PIN
MEN IN TOURNAMENT
Fargo Bowlers Leave Dor Mime
'apolis In Special Cara; Ex.
pect to Make Good Showing

Fargo, n. H., Feb. 19.-The bowling
teams representing Fargo, Moorhead
and Breckenridge, leave tonight for
Minneapolis to take part in the big
tournament there. The team repre-.
senting Fargo which is backed by the
Grand Alleys and the Moorhead AMI
Breckenridge teams have chartered a
car for the occasion and are going in
a body. All three of the teams are
scheduled to roll on Friday night and
some good scores r expected.
There are some of the best 'b0wlers
in the two states on the teams going
from here and they will undoubtedly
be a fine ad for Fargo, and the two
Minnesota towns.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-20

NE4E4L ,Es.tI tF-"Ff Er NHH#NhtfN LE NEE.rs-
pion, with Freddie Welsh, Willie Rit-
chic, and Charlie White vieing for
leading hon0rs.
Welsh and Richie arrived yester.
day, the former to begin training for
hls FEBRUARY g mix with White, and
Richie to see the 00ut and then go
on to New York to. take, a whirl at
the title he once held. himself.
There was a marked difference in
the manner Of the Welsh who pulled
in yesterday and thess who came
here to box White y fewymonths back.
Inst sad of a haggar,d and tired look,
Freddie appeared full 0f life. skipped
around like youngster and in sew.
eral other ways showed that he is
ripe for q big tilt. IA N
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-20

years, since the union with. Sweden
was dissolved. He is reported to be
In able speaker, and knows his sub
ject thoroughly. He comes to this
city from iMinot, N. D., and spoke be.
fore the legislature at Bismarck Sat.
urday. From here Mr.. Oppedahl will
go to Kansas City, where he is seized.
uled to make an address.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-20
BOY FINALLY FINDS MOTHER.

Buckley. known here as Joseph De
Witt, has found his mother. After IL
yyess Of longing and wonder as to
where she was. he has succeeded in
locating her, through an advertise.
meAt. At the age Of 2 years his faith
er died in st. Paul and little Joe Buck.
ley and his brother were sent to an
orphan home in Minneapolis. He was
later transferred to Jamestown, this
state, where he was adopted by Lew
Is Dewitt, nov Of this Clace. and as.
sumed the shame Of Dewitt. His moth.
er and brother were located at Alex.
andria in this state.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-20
NELSON DOESN'T ADMIRE NEW CROP OF FlcHIERs-NoNE
LIKE WoLG~sT, Ne SAYS.

Battling Nelson says: that Joe Shugrue will never do Is a light
weight champion. He is too much Of the jumpinsslack variety to
make a real champ in the lightweight ranks claims Bat. II saw
ShugIde perform against Leach Cross tie other night, and Isnusl
admit that the. Young Jersey scr.pper was not 1thsre when It came
to delivering the real knockout pellet. Incidentally, the more i SEES
Of soma. q the lightweights today The more ! have to admit tina.
our Point Richmond bout, AID while L must admit at the time that
l never had much suse for him, after this mil 4 mus. concedeS that
ne was no cheese" champion" @NMM%N #G@s
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-20
oPPEDAHL 70 SPEAK,

Fargo: n. D., Feb. 1S.-H. O. Oppe.
dahl, editor of one of the leading daily
papers Of Christiania, Norway, will
speak at the Concordia College audi
,torium Monday evening, February %.
His subject will be, Norway Since
1906"
Mr.. Oppedahltwill deal with the de.
velopment of Norway in the last ten
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-20
CONFIDENT Of RESTORING GAME

]. F. T. O'Connor, the we'll known
speaker, who recently addressed the
Knights of Columbus in this city, has
been eigaged to speak at the patriot
ic program Of the Grand Forks coun,
Gil to be held on Westinghouse birth
day.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-20
SECTION lAbORER WnO
SHOT N,P.ClfRESD DEAD

Seattle, Wash, Feb. 19.-Richard
Imeta, a crippled section laborer, who
shot and killed Charles Dryden and
Re Patten, Northern Pacific clerks,
because Of a grievance against the
road for failure to be compensated
for loss of leg, died DO result Of bullet
wounds inflicted by policemen who
captured him.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-20

Bids will be received UP to Feb.
25th for the excavation and erection
Of a concrete basement 70 rthe Scan
dinavian Lutheran church at Sims. N.
II. aSea plans and specifications with
". A. Freeburg. Architect, Bismarck,
". d. Address bids to MI. j. E. DIN,
Trustee, Sims, N. d.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-20
new MANAGER WILL
SHORTLY Sc SIGNED
President A.. ]. Kavanaugh Elk
poets to Line Up Grand Forks
Pilot in Near Future.

Grand Forks, N. d., Feb. IA
playing manager; for the Grand Forks
BASEBALL team will be announced.
Director A. J. Kayanaugh has re.
cefSed no word, from Pat Flaherty re-
gardins the offer made him, but he
is expecting to learn something def
mite in a short time. The local tele;
graph Office learned yesterday that
Flaherty was out in the woods" when
the message was sent him. and conse.
quently it has not been delivered as
yet.
In the meantime, Mr.. Kavanaugh is
not letting the grass grow under his
feet. He is corresponding with a like.
ly candidate-a.man, 10Y the way, that
has led successful teams in older ami
bigger leagues---and, It. Patrick does
not want the jc5, Mr.. Kavanaugh may
be able to land him.
At any rate, he will secure a good
playing manager. IT. may take time;
as kavanaugh himself expresses II,
but he will get a good one.
CONFIDENT OF RESTORING GAME
New York, Feb. 19.-IIndergradl,
ates at Columbia university feel SC
sure that their plea for a restoratio"
of fotball is to be granted by the fac
ulty that they are discussing the ad,
visibility of permitting students in
the professional schools of the uni
versity to participate in the game
"A poll of the campus yesterday show,
ed that opinion favored a plan where
by all students Of the university
should be eligible. just as they ar
now for other teams and in other UNI:
versities.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-20
POTATOES,

Extra Fancy Idaho white potatoes
at Yegens& Schncider's. 4Nc per bush.
el.-Ady.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-20
AUTOMOBILE SnOW
FOR GRAND FORKS
Practical Work Will Be Exhib'
tied and All. Leading Cars Rep
resented at Auditirium.

Grand Forks, N. D., Feb. 19.-.The
Sixth Annual Grand Forks Automo
bile show Will be a crackerjack and
proof is shown by the fact that the ex'
hibit spaces are practically nil. iva
leading Minneapolis concerns wired
Secretary Sims to hold them space
at any cost and a third sent q special
delivery letter to the same effect. BY
close figuring the space vas arranged
Secretary Sims stated that: the
show would be the best that has ever
been held in Grand Forks. The pro
gram committee are arranging special
features for each day and an orches
ira will furnish music continually. II
is expected thst the show will draw
one Of the largest crowds that has ev
er attended a convention in the city
and the early reservation in the city
and the early reservations At the no
tells point to this fact.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-20

The Odd Fellows at Michigan gave
a very enjoyable banquet.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-20
POTATOES.

Extra Fancy ldaEo white potatoes
at Yegen 4 S~chneider's, 40c per bush
el.-Adv. ~.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-20

See Miss Aileen McGahan as Witty
Clover, the charming s0ubrette in
Princess Bonnie" at the Auditorium
Monday, Feb. %.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-20
In TIE Realm Of
COMPANY A
DEFEATS h. 5.
Soldiers Down Students by Score
Of "A to ~.

Company A cinchcd the city cham
pionship last night at the high school
in a fast, clean game. The game was
hard fought throughout and the o
at the end of the first half was II to
81 in. favor of the company. BY a
brilliant squirt, the company managed
70 get a sac lead soon after the be.
ginning of the first half. The COM
pany boys handled theid passes with
accuracy and precision.
The soldiers Gagged. baskets from
seemingly impossible angles.
The high school will have several
hard workouts this week preparing
for the tournament.
Tharaldson and Walter Smith went
in the last five minutG of the second
half for Flow and S. Smith.
Score "A to q.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-20

There will probably be a Norwegian
Lutheran church built at Ypsilanto in
Stutsman county, in the spring.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-20
POTATOES.

POTATOES.
Extra Fancy Idaho white potatpe.
at Yegen & Schneider's,, 40c per bush
el.-Adv.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-28

nit StolS Die SanOitiirnlcr. 9us luar
Sormittag. Mittag fam bas Nincr.
Von oa ot mar jeOer Gerfebr ;lniid)en
Den @raben abgebrohen. Die rngas
ridden Sanoitiirmer tbnten enpas,
mas Die Serben id)mer3lid)er beriibr.
re, olS iebe @robbeit, Sieeesnahridt
ooer Slintenfugel. gs begonn bort
eln p%erteifeltes @eflapper nit Dem
Sled)geidirr. Die gauge bungrigc
icrbiide Sinie itedte Den aopi binaits
aus ibrem @roben. Wan pillpertc o.
5lpliden. Iam flapperte, roiicltc
mo poltertc man Deiter nit ocn Soi.
lin in Den 9lehfGnnfen. uno faiite
iuib idliirite 10 lant, oaB eillem pom
SGrm fait bos 3rommelieQ platte.
Damn begann man laitt oui oei,tifL
ungariih, ilauild) 81 id)reieit: SER
lid! ihmedt iamos! Hid)ts bod, 10.
piel, 0as fam id) ooh niht ouieiien;
ib miiBte bod plaben! SUB! oaS
brennt; Die Gippe lit mir abgcbriibt!!"
9riiben Die Serben, Ole ihon lett no.
den MIR oas fannten, mas linen I'M
Sorniiter 5erbroielt pertrodnetc, be.
eannen ploslif I'M Gbor 81 beulen.
nibt nlebr in ~geauablten geiitreihen
Sliihen, ionoern oae 5ulammen
Ourfeinaroer briiQeno. ~nnfgereat, in
miloeiter Wiitb. limo id)oiien ibre
a,leeln mie Saselihloiien. Son ms
muroen Die Salpen ilbertrumpt
r@iait OIL ein bisd)en rotben @liib.
mein2 9a lit SUDDEN. Sd hefanl
5pei bapon! Wilait etwa nod II
Stiid gratcn?" llno oa5.uiihel
9oiieltrommeln nno l%eleraeflirr
! in's llnenolihe. slus oem Songe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-28

9loreiic uilo 5ugleid) Die llnterld)rllt.
So,piidycn liegen Die Shrcdenabe'
ridtc, Siigen, ab INTO 6t cine &c
oGnlpite $npettion, obl,c Ieoe belelols
aenoe Mbiitt, rein Der Iorm lpe1en
ans pllrer Soilihfeit. Nad)ber life
aen oili Stcinpoit Die 3eitungen. Bon
BORT Ole ierbiid)en. Natilrlid): lillo
Die NuiIcn in Berlin, Die 6%ran5olell
in a0ln. Ion biesielts flle8t Die
oeutihe 3riegs5eititng, Die tllr amt
lidyc 9erid)te entbalt.
S6lieBlid) fommen Die 1inlo9e.
@irflite 3wieseiprdde Sdsc, all-
aeln, s(ntmorten, augeln I'M hlultell
Iurdeinanoer. Die perionlide Gil
peftipe miro in Den Sas ungeidbr
einaeitoden, mie g~emobnlih oas:
Sd bite idon" ODER uwenn BUS
nid)t perargit". Gum Grempel:
Soft Gl,d, ser 3euiel! gs regnei
id,on mieoerl" ODER .arepiert alc
iammt, miepiel ieio SIR oelln BORT
oriiben ?"-.M ebr ais Sbr, ooB Gitd'
Der" Natiirli6 iinO Die bier onge'
iiibrten @eiprGhe MIR ein 9elipiel
mir Die Sorm; Der 5ert ut gall5 an
oers. Sd, Der id) bas Original fe,'
ne. fam ruhlg b%ebaupten, Dob man
iid cos al Solrie obiolilt nid)t nad)'
p%bantaiieren fam.
Nun fam IN Den 8rabell cln lllaa.
rides S~onoimrmreaiment. Sic al
ten Wurbeu obgelolt nnO ab9efilbrt
1ic lellen Sellte milBten nod, gol
nifts pom eeriplg bes leeten Der
febrs. Pm onberen Worgen ihriel
bic Serben beritber: '.Seio Shr ob
! geloit?" .,Soipobl!" antuortctel
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-28
Gin Bib bonn iibcridDipcmmtcn
Sdladtfelo.

Ger fleinc Strcifcn Sunoea oul
Oicrfonul. allf Dem nod Dor iilr5cm
10 erbittert gef1mpit milroe, lit Jest
nn6 Der filnitlid) herbeigefllbrten
llebcr Ihmcmmltlt9 cine gllBerlIDc
@nIicrflGd)e, ans Der lplc ld)por5c
t~icilieaenOe Snieldcr bier mo Oo Gin
pnor Slcden trodencn Su0cn3, cln
o0cr 5apel pcrcin5cltc 8ch0ftc, hcruor.
rogen. MllBerbcm babell Die 2cutld)en
lid bier nod eincu 9Scg gebolten, Der
ollf einer Gbalriic gebailt iii lllo 10
mcnige ,3oll iiber Ole SIltheu 'rogt,
%wenngleid) ditd) er bier lulo "a BON
ihllen i~lberipillt miro. Nor4eld)obenc
Toiten ebaltcn Die @nd)t iibcr OieicS
l(cberldnucmmrnaageblet nbtr lie
mebrell nld)t Den ub un0 III herlmls
frle6enocn 8elglcrn; cIl &ohlpi lit
hier %rnnlo9lidl mo 0icic gnll}c 0oc
lcerc fSldd)e fiiIlOct llllr nod Don per.
gongelen Sdlad)tcn. 90 hat 0enlt
oltd) ein en9llld)er Scrid]terItattcr u.
gSarn Erice Dem @ebiet eilen 9eilld)
abitotten fonner uto cr5Gblt rli bon
brm @irrporr, 0cn Die 6lrth guuoig
nit elmer oillrcn @niierid)id)t ilber4
bcdt bat.
Die perIniiencu Sd)iiBcugr0bcn loi.
len lid) oelltlidl IN ibren 3Id5ndlinlell
crtcrmcn mo iebcn an Der ObcrilGda
Der Slitrb mic cine longe Sd)lonl.
id,lange ollo. Pin ben M0noern
idpuimmcn Strob, Eopier. lctr Slos
id)cn ltnb trbte aiibe III miiiteu &c.
mild berllm unb loiien ooS Sebcn nb.
irn, 6aS emit bier geherrlft. 9ltrd,
Den id)mlleigen @~oiieripieGrl bin
burd iiebt mani nod. mie iif bi(
Qclrtden bier h0llalidl eingcridttei
batter mic piele @~egeuitGnoe tic nit.
brad)tcn, nm 6 lid, ehpo3 behoglid
5u MAIDEN. 9tun lit alcS miiit mn
lcer. 9tur nod Elm paar 8ruppen Dor
Slpci o0er orcl 6clgiid)en Soiouter
ipatet in Dem i%pribcnoen @ai'el
herum an Stellen, no Die Slutb MIDI
tier iii, oOcr alif Dem eln5lGen nod
bermlsragCnoen Neg. mo Die Gent
ifen tiimnern iif nift uIel Inn lie.
Die 9elgier lolrerll unb llngert
umber, Oh tic nid,t etmaS graud)barc!
iinoen foumtcn, mo monhmal bobei
lie Slid. % fehren ). y. 5nel Sol
ooten nodl ihreu SinIcn 5llrild, tric
icno Dor 9tGiie, nbcr ouI Der Sdultel
beS eincn lie1t ell Sod, III Dem lid
ehuaS 2ebenoiaes 1uIctcnb mo GRIM
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-28
ScIben.
1ns Bib Der Shlad)t.- Sm Stllrm-
algriif.-Icr aampi oes Ir5tes
nit Dem Sppbus.-Gin trcllcr Die.
llcr ieincS Scrrn.

@ir crbaltcn eiten 9rief Don Ell.
mem GiniGbrig, Sreiwiuigen. ser jilr.
5cit ollf Dem ierbild)en arlesaifait.
pluBc lueilt. %n bieiem be1rud)tet
Ser Sd)reiber Den gegriii beS Sci,
0entDums in Der moocrnen Sd)lnd)t
mo lhrcibt:
nSelocu! @ic oft licit man bIeies
@ort uno itellt iid) bnbei jltngc aric.
ger Dor, lulc lie lln annoncnoomncr,
pom Sdropnclla rmlprilbt, nit
&ilrro porpGrtsitiirmcn, 9dm ge-
nib, 6 gIbt alld) Iold)c SelOcn, mo
pielc IoAarl slber es fonllllt 0ellell,
Die cS m%itnlnd)cll, gar nidlt 10 hci0ell-
ulaBig Dor, mie DEM 3eltuuaslcier
binter Dem iid)eren Diem. sir Die.
ieu lit Der @~eldloBregen mobl oas
idrcdlid)Itc, onS or lid poriielcn
fam. Ncr uber elnnlal I'M 6euer
itono, iiiblt anOcrs. @as iiebt man
Oem poll Der Shlad)t? Sinter einem
Niigel cine 9ntterie, ieoes @eidiis
Grlt uerfleioct, 10 0aB es mie cine 8ez
bilid)gruppe ouaiicbt, Dor ibr III elmer
0bnlideu Grboedlmg Der Sffi5ier am
Selcpbon, beiien ieiner Saoen Gum
Seobad)tungspoiren lGuit uno meiter
borne nod eill5elnc gralIe Vuntte, Die
ploslid, ans Dem 9oben ol,itouhen
ltno mieber perid,minoen. Ger Ga.
nonenoomner iii freilid itarf genug,
obcr oorau lit man 10 gepobnt. Dab
man bDdyitens olfborht. menn Die
Satterie ,.alsieuert" ODER nod mebr
-menn tic peritlmmt. @enobnlid,
aber iol9t bier langiom Sdyub mii
ShuB, ieoero aiii cigenes aommanoo
oes Sfi5iers am Jelepbon. limb rid.
tlg, nod ctwns gebort ailm Bib Der
Shlodt: @anS fleine. bl,ftise Wolf.
den, Die ploblih am Simmel ouftall.
dyen mo lunglunl 5erflottern. Yalo
Il1ber, bolo entiernter. Weiit pier
bis ied)s fllopp ueben. ilno natcinon.
Der. llito iueum lie none gellua limo,
Ipriibt ultcr Ibnen Der 0oben aui
S%drapnells, aeinpr benft nnir in
e%ntiernteiten ooron, Dab cs tobtlidt
goten bes SeinoeS limo. @ielleid,i
babe MIR lh bieies 8eiiibl, ba min
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-28
Serbcn miinidJen eincn nnocrn EcinS,

Ger befauntc ullgariid)c Sid)ter,
Der uls riegs.Gprrciponoent oes AS
Git" Den ierbiihen ISelb5u9 nlitlnnht,
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