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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-06-22

When you come to think Of It, all
the railroads and all of the interurban
lines and all of the really great big
buildings were built on the proceeds
Of bond issues. And all OF the money
which has gone for the education OF
the children and for the maintenance
Of the park is the result OF bond is
sues. If 1t were not for the conf
dence of the public in the future of
this government we would still be
travelling in oX-carts.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-06-22

Mr.. Bryan's appeal to the German
American citizens to support his peace
and prohibition policy reminds as or
the German who remarked: "Eonder
comes Louie going home"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-06-22

A former secretary Of war charac-
terizes the latest note to Germany as
"a bluff" Any ord poker player will
tell yau that a bluff hat stands up
is just as good as though you had the
hand.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-06-22

once more we may be permitted to
remark that there Is more building
going on in Tulsa than in any place
in the United States. We can prove
1t by the figures.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-06-22

Villas note to Carranze reminds us
Of Brutus' appeal to Caesar to come
out and get stabbed to death. Villa,
like Brutus, assures the world that
he was an honorable man, but we
would not like to issue any insurance
policies on Carranza before he attends
that conference.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-06-22

If you want to keep clear Of the
festive chigger have a supply of coarse
salt always on hand and battle the
feet and hands night and morning.
A chigger hates salt worse than the
devil hates holy water.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-06-22

Tulsa has become the most pros
porous and the most progressive town
in Oklahoma because the people who
came here realized the opportunity,
voted the bonds and enlarged the
map.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-06-22

Those fellows in Oklahoma who
were for Wilson because Bryan was
for him will find Jordan a mighty
hard road to travel during the next
year and a half.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-06-22

Whatever else happens the crop of
bullfrOgs is up to the average.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-06-22

You will always notice that the
people who oppose bond issues in
Tulsa are the old b]arnacles who got
rich off the efforts Of others than
themselves.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-06-22

When doctors disagree the patient
finds out what is the matter with him
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-06-22

That old joke about a starvation
message written on the back of a
German postage stamp has made its
appearance in the Oklahoma week.
lies.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-06-22

The papers in Rio Janeiro have
discovered that the United States is
one of the really great countries OF
the world. We knew that all of the
time.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-08-26
c. D. Arnot of Glasgow, was a.

c. d. Arnot of Glasgow. was
business visitor in Malta Saturday.
Wade Kilgour has turned into a
land locator and yesterday he left
with the members of the Malta ball
team for the Whitewater country
where he will locate each of them
on fine half section of land near
his ranch. Wade has developed in
to quite ball fan and no doubt
next summer will blossom out as
manager and owner of the fast team
from Whitewater.
The daily papers came out yester-
day morning stating the coroner's
jury failed to fix the blame for the
lynching of Frank. That is not to
be wondered at in the least The
people of Georgia do not want to fix
the blame on anyone and if they
did they could easily lay it to the
warden of the penitentialy who
would attempt to protect the life of
a prisoner with one or two guards.
The federal government should
make thorough investigation of
the lynching and if the murderers
are found deal with them in the Sc
verest manner.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-08-26

Miss Gladys Robinson returned
Sunday from weeks visit at the
Wilson an. Zabell homes I'M in the
Big Bend.
G. j. Bonine and wife were in the
city Tuesday night on their way to
Dakota. They are making the trip
with an auto.
It is reported in town that Judge
Utter was married last week and is
spending his honeymoon in the
western part OF the state.
Vern Ludwick has the Raymond
separator and engine this year and
has pulled out to the Sandy Pray
ranch where he is threshing.
Judge Utter was in the city the
latter part of last week and set Sat-
urday, August 28th, as the time for
the hearing in the acquisition pro-
ceedings placed against County At
torney McGrath.
Chairman Ross, Treasurer Dabney
and Assessor Lee are busy this
week drawing new jury list. They
are working under the instructions
of the Attorney General and there
is no doubt but that the jury as
drawn this time will stand the test.
Inspectors for the Italian horse
buyers will be in Malta the last two
days of this month for the purpose
of getting horses for the Italian
army. If any one has horses to dis
pose of it will be good time to
bring them in.
Sheriff Shaw is in the western
part of the state in search of one
county attorney lost by Phillips
county something like a month ago.
The said attorney should appear in
court here the 2Sth of the month
to answer to some acquisition
charges and it is up to the sheriff to
find him long enough to serve the
necessary papers.
With the approach of the hunting
season the federal department of
agriculture is issuing warnings to
the various state game wardens that
any violations of the federal laws
as regards the shooting or hunting
of game birds will be vigorously
prosecuted. One of the federal reg
ulations prohibits the killing OF
migratory wild fowl between the
hours of sunset and sunrise.
H. G. Tiffany was up the first OF
the week from Bowdoin station at
tending to business matters. Mr.
Tiffany is making preparations for
the big fall shoot on Bowdoin and
has enlarged his club so as to take
care of all comers He is at present
busy getting a number of boats ir
shape for his patrons. This is his
second season on the lake and last
year he met with the best of success
Mrs. H. Casselberg has leased hel
hotel property on the north side Of
the track to Chas Henry, who will
take possession the first of the
month. Charley made first elias:
drayman and oil man and there is
no reason why he should not succeed
in the hotel business. Mrs. easel
berg will leave in short time fol
an extensive visit and Mr.. and Mrs
Blumenthal have not yet decided or
their plans for the future.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-08-26

Mrs. Runge is enjoying visit
from her sister who arrived here the
latter part of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Budd Barrett was
down from Dodson Friday night to
take in the show at the Orpheum.
L. P. Sanregret is the new man
ager of the gun club and traps, hav-
ing taken the place of Mr.. Tucker,
who resigned.
Blanche Johnson and Hazel
Haugh spent last week with their
school teacher, Miss Aver on her
ranch north of town.
Mrs. Clarence Brockway and
children returned the latter part of
last week from visit with relatives
at Dodson.
Roy Saunders unloaded a Big 4
engine the latter part of the week
and is pulling one of the Weisle-
man separators.
! Chas. Mater returned the latter
J part of last week from several
! days trip through the country
across the line and reports crops
in that locality as looking excep-
tionally good.
During the past week Clerk of
Court Porter has granted the fol-
lowing parties licenses to wed: P.
g. Brownell and Emma Zitzky, Lee
roy Saunders and Eula Moore, Ray
w .Hixson and May Peters.
Several trains was delayed a few
hours Monday in this city on &C
| cOunt Of the rails SDreading this
side of Strater. A wrecking crew
from both Glasgow and Havre was
here to put the engine back on the
track.
Akin & Goggin have purchased
the Ludwick garage on the north
side of the track and taken posses
sion. Mr.. Smith will be in charge
of the repair department and be-
sides repairing they will carry a
full stock of supplies.
Treasurer Dabney spent Monday
night on his ranch near Dodson and
reports crops in that locality as
looking fine and harvest in full
swing Mr.. Dabney has a field OF
oats that he thinks is going to be a
record breaker. He informs us
that he is using four pounds OF
Irvine to the acre to bind the croI
and if it turns out in proportion tc
the amount of Irvine being USED
there will be big yield.
Good grade two-year-old Rec
Polled bull for sale. Three miles
southeast of Bennett Lake.-B.L
Erdahl, Malta.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-08-26

w. P. Craig Of Woodbridge. was a
business visitor here last Saturday.
wanted.-A good girl for general
house work. Inquire at this office.
For sale one gasolene range and
one hard coal stove. Inquire of
John Allen. If
No shoe maker can do better re-
pairing than we-almost none can
equal it.-B. H. Koke.
The Wolefng school district No.
IA opens September 9Th with Tom
Simanton as teacher.
Treasurer Dabney was in Havre
Friday the guest of Treasurer Full
er of Hill county,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J.Barrett of Dod-
son, were calling on Malta friends
between trains Friday.
Mrs. c. B. Conant and children
| of Saco, have been spending several
days at the Ben Schuster home in
this city.
! Commissioner A. P.McArthur was
In the city Tuesday on business and
was passenger to Glasgow where
he had business before the land
office.
Surveyor Richardson and Clar-
ence Brockway have been busy the
past week laying out a road around
Bowdoin lake and the reservoir
The old road way will be under sew.
eral feet of water when the reser.
voir is filled.
r. M. Trafton and wife and Ly-
man Barnes and wife returned
Tuesday evening from a severa
weeks auto trip through Dakota
and Canadian northwest. They
were as far east as Winnipeg and
report very pleasant trip.
| 1t would be good idea if the
people of Malta would erect some
kind of building at the depot te
show the people travelling through
here what Phillips county can raise
in the line of crops. A number Of
the towns along the line in this
state have such exhibits and they
attract a great deal of attention.
r. l.. Cummins and party of sur
veyors are busy up in the White
water country surveying the gov
eminent land in that locality. They
expect to survey all the country in
north of here this summer and fall
and those who have been holding
down squatters' claims will be giver
a chance to file in the near future.
Robert Lille, who has been con
fined in the county Jail for some
time charged with murder, ha:
been ordered by Judge Utter to the
hospital. His health has been very
poor for some time. Bob has many
friends in this part of the county
who hope he will come out of the
kinks all right.
; Bob Whittmire Joe Best ant
Louis Nybo went out to the Maso1
|, hill Monday morning in one of thu
!, new Buick skies and climed the hill
twice. The first trial they went tt
the top and on the second the!
stopped the car in the middle of thu
: hill to give it the most severe ties
possible on the hill. The Buicl
| six is very nifty car and has ;
| world of power
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-08-26
DUY Mems Clothing at a
- mems store.
EDWARDS & MCCLELLAN

Miss Truscott was Sunday WISH
tor in this city from Glasgow
Jess Giles of Dodson, was in
Malta a few hours Tuesday.
Miss LYDIA Montgomery, who has
been visiting at the home OF her
sister, Mrs. Geo. Stubbledeld, for
the past few weeks, left Monday
morning for her home in Wiscon-
SIN
DR.. DEWEY of Glasgow, was in
the city Sunday the guest OF our
townsman DR.. r. E. DEWEY. Com
mencing at an early date the two
will form partnership for the
practice of dentistry in this city.
Just received a car OF Massey
Harris binder and Plymouth Irvine.
Also wagons and all kinds of re-
pairs for machinery.-E. ]. Tunison
Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Tucker de-
parted Monday evening for Billings
where they expect to make their fu-
ture home. They made numerous
friends while in the city who wish
them the best of success in their
new home.
Ben Schuster met with a very
painful accident one day last week
while attempting to learn a prospec-
tive buyer for his machine how tc
run it. The gentlemn driving ran
the car off the edge of bridge and
broke the wind shield. Mr.. Schus.
ter received numerous cuts on his
hands.
puck Powell and family and
DR.. Smith and wife and two sisters
autoes through here the latter part
of last week on their way to Glacier
Park for a several days outing. By
the time "Puck" is towed out of the
gumbo on the reservation few
times he will be perfectly good
"ingun."
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-08-26
l do the best shoe repairing and
charge reasonable prices.-B. H.

l DO the pest ShOe repairing ana
charge reasonable prices.-B. H.
K Ike.
The town of Malta has ordi-
nances of almost every kind and
nature, such as keeping chickens in
an enclosure, pigs to be kept out of
the incorporate limits, but we have
never heard of one that prohibits
people from hiding their sidewalks
in weeds. The weeds in this place
are doing nicely and from all ap-
pearances they will not be molested
The threshing operations still
continue with more energy than
ever and a number of new machines
are at work near Malta. Last week
the crops on the B. w. Brockway
farm was threshed out and on five
acres that was in corn last year the
winter wheat gave Weld of So
bushels per acre. The rest of the
| field however did not give as good
returns and cut the average consid-
cradle. 1t shows what cultivation
will do for crop and raising corn
on land is equal to summer falliw-
ing.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-08-26
LOCAL NEWS

Lost.-Pocket book containing
some certified checks. Finder re-
turn to this office for suitable re-
ward.-Jens H. Nelson.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-06
German @ibners Wnrtrag.
Der ReSaftcur Der ygs. q. Staatssei.
tuug" iprif)t am 20. glpril in
Der Wiuiifbaae.

Serr g. Serman giooer, Der Gi-
sentDHmer Der 20. .. Staats5ei-
tuns", baIt am 7ienitae, 20. glpril,
in Der Wtuiifbale einen bltr1 ben
Slim illultrirteu 8ortrag iiber oas
Yieloeriprcdenoe 2Dema ,Sbe otber
Sibe OF tbe @ar~ Serr Sfiober iit Der
@eriaiier Der artifel gIbe @ar Gap
6p Ian, Die eIeidseitig in Der N. D.
thanksgiving unS i'm bieiigen On
quircr criGeinen. IIio er iii nit ben
gcrgdnarn 6riiben ouf Dem 9auien.
Den. 9ie 9iloer iteQen S5enen poT
Nen Sd,Iadytieloern oar uno tpuroen
nit SepiIligung uno unter suiiitt
oes 9clitiden @cncralitabs aufSe.
nommcn. Scrr 9liODer iprid)t bier
;tucimal, 9tatrnittaes uno 4bcnos.
Gr battle ben 8crtrag Dor GINGER 3eit
in gtcu sort aeGdlten, aber 10 pielc
Weiude bon an6eren Staoten nuren
eiugeIauien, oaB oerr 9li6oer iid) SIT
elmer Gortrn1stcur entidlcb, bic i'm
mad gbilnOclpbia, @uibington, Chi.
cngo, MliImnufee, Ct. 2ouis ano Sin.
cil;nati tringen miro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-06

Qjiaeen ssitsrH bic sl6iddssr fir
HeyisnaleiseHfGum Steuera.

gfat5cm bon oen e5 Silis.aiieiIO'
rem, Die inter ben abgeiesten 9iitritt.
steuer gliieiioren WcGartbp unS
Goran seoient batten, 5polf lire He'
iisnation singereiht bo6en unb
5tpei geitorben iino, berbleiben nur
nod II, ole eeitern nadoen lie BON
ben neuen Giitrift sliieiioren eo'
monoion upb @afbburn ibre SSnitrnf'
tionen erbalttn batttn. BEL Der @rbeit
Sur1dHi iperoen iie in Der iediten lnlo
a6tsebnten @aro tire Jbatigfeit ert.
ialten. gseiin5ebn Glerfs, Die urlier
ben alten sliieiioren in oem Bureau
orbeiteten iinb am SaHItag teuporor
iuspenoirt iDorben lino, meloeten ii9
eeitern CUR 9lrbeit uno erfldrten, bal,
iie. falS man lie enbeiiltig entlaIie,
Die @erid)te anruien meroen. Sic mo-
den selteto, boB iie inter Dem Gt
pilbieniteeiee uno ernannt porOen
ieien uno nift obne quite 9riinoe
entlaiien tperpen tonnten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-06
INnrtgepldnfel
5anb arl,srntIid Der SitmHs Sss
StaStratbstommittees fur SION.
trafte itatt.

e9il einem 5irnIid idnrfen @ortge'
pIanfeI fam es gelegclltIi6 einer &c.
iiern itattaebnbten SisiHg oes StaOt'
ratbSfomuiitces iiir @eiese unb Son.
irefte iibcr Die prOietiirte SrSinar5.
lnlit rpelfer in Submit Der elrbeits.
6irettor ons nIleini9e @eht bnben
ioI, GrInilbnibideine fir bic @eg.
itaiiilna pon 9nierfaoaperH alsjn.
iteIlen, lplbreno bisber oerartioe er.
laiibBibif,eine pom 9eilmobeitsnmt
alisgeitellt piir6en.
Sermom @anieb. Der gcrtreier
einer Tiinaeriatrit in gImDooo ssln.
&c. bebnnpfcte pabrcno Der SisluIa,
Oab arbeitsoireftor 5osoid ibni ac.
IeniIter erfiart babe, er ipiir0e, falls
Jie Croinaii5 nngeBomInen merocn
icllts, ocrarfige grlnubniBifeine nr
ar Die Cincinnati 9ieouction Go.
1usitelen, Sie ben ildptiihen acntraft
tar wiiiIlnbfilbr Bat. Scrr sSosSid &c.
iirits gnns energiib eine oernriise ga.
iHertrng oenlnh 81 baben, iInb IS
tnm 8ipiiben ihurn gu einem siemIib
idlarfen @ortpehieI.
StliebIidl cab ganIeB Der afniift
9asbriid, onb Die Cincinnati Reouc-
ticiI 60. iiberbaiipt Don RettSipegen
ben getricb einitelcn miiBte, ba Dor
titrSem Hi6ter @leb seacn lie emf.
fdieten babe. SnfoIgeociien made
iih Die @cielIidnft olirh ole Sort.
iesiing 0es 9rtriebs ser Wlibadiuna
res Gerihts ihnIbig. lin @onleB
gcIegenbeit si eeben, oeri acmmit.
tee Cen @ortldlit Der eeribtIid)cn
Gnti&Rioina bor5uleeen, wurae auf
fcmmcnbcu DsoBfaa cine tpeifere ri.
eaiis in Der angeIeseubeit anse.
rgsHIt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-06
Der gtabtratb.
@iro @onbernenr @ilis genanc
ausfnnft iiber Sinau5lase Der
Stabt se6en.

Gem StaOtratb pirb in ieiner Deli'
tigen Sisung Elm 9ei6luB porIiegeu,
laut Dclhem 9ouperneur Willis ab-
iolut tlnrer g9ein iiber Die Sinnn5'
lage Der Stabt eingeiherttt perben
iol. Ecm @cuperneur ioqen nam!idj
albidriiten Der glnga6en 9eiortbt rrer.
ben Die Der Staatserpert Woies
glau uno Der Silfsouoitor groop
Dor einigen 2aaen Dor Dem Spe5ial-
fomn1ittee gemadt baben, oas Wtittel
uno @ege fin0en ioate, Inn Der STAB!
aus Der Sinan5flemme 5u beIfen. 9as
hetrefienoe Sdriititiid iii bereits
dusgearbeitct por6en uno miro, TO-
balo Die abienbltng pom Stootratb
ianftipnirt lit, abgeianot Derben unG
Uouperneur @illis Diro in Der 3E.
idrift eriud)t, Die SegisIatur bn3i 81
beiiimnen, oaB lie oen @tiniher
Gincinnntis be5iigIih Der sImcnbi'
r!mg oes Smitb'i6en Steuergeiescs
sniipridJt.
5erner uiro oos aommittee fin
Mittel uno 8ege beute 6em Staot
rotb empicbIen, bon Der Cincinnati,
Ieipport ltno Gobinnton Strnben'
babn9eieqifoit 5ur ausgleidlmg De,
angeblitm 8oroerunaen Der Stani
all riidltdnoiqen @e6iibren i'm getro
&c uon $t05,000 Die Suntme Dor
$65,D00 arjineGnen 90 naf oel
9fniidt 6es aonumittces Oieier Der
lleiA Gin icbr aiinitiaer 1T.
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Grtrunten
Ger fGnf 5uhre alte Gr,uin Smit6
finort ieincu Sob i'm aaunl.

9tuf traqiide DeiIe lam aeiferu
Ratmittu9 Der fiinf Sabre ale etz
min Smith BON go. 293 Wei McD1iz
den 9tpenue um's Seben. Der &leine
tuntmslte ii6 nit peri6iebeneh am
beren Stinberu am Sdnalilfer IN Der
gtGbe ieiner elterl;5en 0obuung UNI
her uno tpagte ii6 gu nabe on tds
WaIier berun, fobuB er ihliebli4 atass
ruiihte unb in ben Gdnal itiirSte.
gtI6srt 6enbe bon g2o. APO @1sit
McNider 2tpenut, Der fih in b,r
Wirthihnft i'm Sauie glp. 405 Welt
WcWliden Qpenue befano, 6iRter mel
der iif bas uneliid sreigne's, CiIte
ipfprt hinsu uno tlettsrte iiber ben
3oun biHter hem 6auIe, I'm bdun in
ben &dpol ~ ipriugeu. IS seldng
ibm auh mad ipeHi9eH WliHuteu otl
&naben aus eem @afier beruus7ufis
ihen une Der &Isine nuroe Der gbs
IiasidutpmpbiI na6 oem itdbii 9en
6oIpitaI aebrddIt eeioer mar iss
opdl Die 6ilie su ipGt estommen, eenH
ale @ieherbelebuuasperfu1s bic i'm
6pIpitdL gemud1t ipuroen, fparsr Der
qe6ens, ous Geben mar tereits Gus
BEN iIsiHsn a0rper sntfIrbsn.
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SaiesSaa.

Statt bss fiir geitsrn i'm bisiisen
ReoIano 5ieIb augsIestsn SpieIes
apiIhen unieren rRebs" uno ben
DaIbirgtoner .Senutoren" frat aus
ni4t 6stannttr llrIa6e cine Qsnosruns
in Osm Progruinm Elm. Die rSsnds
loren" begaben ii1 am Sonntag2lbenb
duf bic 5simreiIe nld Der gunoesz
bduptitabt unb bic vRebs" fuben ses
itern 9ormittdg na6 0aptpn, g., gu
einsm Spisle nit ben oortigen .Olo
SoIoiers". BON tpu lie am abens bier
FER suriidtebrten.
Seute Nadmittdg besinnt i'm bie=
iigen Reoldnb 5ieIo Elm @aitTpisl Der
0etroitsr D5isers" (2lm. 2iaa), ppriH
bic Shleuosrer Benton uuo OuuslaB
BUR 8ebienung unTeres 9si9abes in
glusii6t ssittGt finS. 2lnfang
plnttlih I'm bnlb orei ll6r.
SGpGrmer Dingp, Der iiG i'm
SumIb1gsIpisl ods SuBgelsnI oers
itauhte, pirb ni6t an ben Spleen
OieIer Dofe tbsilnebmen t6nnsu, e6en=
10 penis ME SduptIing SerSOs, Der
I'D am 9rantenlnger Ieiner Satin in
Murnldnb 6sftHbpt. Die abpeTsnbeit
oieIer bsioen 5uoerldfigen S9ldeer
uno 5uuptitiiBen beg SIubs imSumpfe
beetntrGttigt bic 9eifturgen Der rega=
ldrsu rGeuuer" in fiiblbdrer DeiTe.
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sssdlsntsridlt sss eeinnDbeitsamts

8allt Dem @odenbcrid,t oeS itaoti'
T6en @eiunobeitsamts pprben III Der
rerilciIenen @oGe 123 Sale BON an.
Itedenoen arantheiten uno 16 5ooes.
fdlle inioIee ioldJer arnnfbeiten ge'
meIoet, geaen III Grtrantlingcfl nno
27 Soocsi6lc in Der Eorallelwofe
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nen 0ranfbeiten bertheileu ii1 Die 5lIr
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g9inbpodeH II grfranfimeen: shar.
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ritig Z Grfrautumgen uno eiu 5oSes.
fnll; glnttern bier grfrantimgen;
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t,Iag unb Elm SooesiaII.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-06
Fatler
Medicine
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Gals nno ennsen. Uant Sic aui.
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9r0anen.
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mir boren MIR bies cine. mir fpiiisn
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rtn: gut ssbt es.
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gum 5sbnten Wale NIT sinem Isles
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iisttstn unb nshmsn. sic iino bonn
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