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Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-24
MERRY. CHRISTMAS
 AT MOOSE HALL Christmas Dinner will Be Served in Afternoon and Dance in Even-
 ing-Tree for Children.

Big preparations are being made at Moose Hall for the celebration of the Seventeenth Annual dinner which will be served at o'clock Christmas afternoon. In past years Moose Hall has been crowded by the Moose and their friends and this year will be no exception. The committee on ar engagements are Dr. Cockerille, Adam Swan and Mrs. Osborne, and they can be depended upon to see that there is no lack of good things to eat.
 A Christmas tree will be provided for the children and each child is sure to receive something to please them and add to their happiness
 The hall has been tastefully deco rated for the occasion, the members having spent considerable time under the direction of Jos. Burke in secur- ing an artistic and pleasing effect. The dinner will be followed by the regu- lar Saturday evening dance.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-24
MIDNIGHT MASS
 CATHOLIC CHURCH
Part in Commemoration Service Tonight in Church.

High mass begins to night at mid night in commemoration of the hours of Jesus Christ's birth 1915 years ago. A select choir will sing Gou- mods Mass in c.
 The musical program is as follows: Organ Voluntary ....Dorothy Miller Adeste Fideles Baritone Solo
 Harry King Kyrie Eleison ..............-....-.. Choir Veni Creator ...... Bass Solo
 John Surrhyne Offertory-Ave Maria .....Selected Sanctus ......................... Choir Agnus Dei ...................--..... Choir
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-24
ONLY FEW HOURS LEFT
 FOR XMAS SHOPPING

With few exceptions the mercan- tile establishments of Valdez will be closed all day Christmas in order to give their employees an opportunity of enjoying the day with their fami- lies and friends. Housekeepers should remember that they have only few more hours in which to complete their Christmas shopping as we'll as providing for Sunday.
 The stores of Valdez are unusually we'll supplied with Christmas stocks, and report that the holiday trade has been fully up to expectations. The demand for toys indicates that there will be few children in Valdez who will be overlooked by Santa Claus.
 The meat shops have an abundance of geese, turkeys, chickens, sucking pigs, and fancy meats and report a good holiday trade. They will also be closed all day Christmas and Sun- day.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-24
WILSON TEAMS
 MOVING FREIGHT
Ramsay Rutherford Mine Supplies Will Be Delivered When Condi-
 tions are More Favorable.

Jas. E. Wilson, the freighter, who has the contract for delivering one hundred and sixty tons of machinery and supplies to the Ramsay-Ruther- ford mine has started the work and is employing several teams in taking the freight from the Valdez dock to Ia point near the dyke, north of town. The freight consists of gasoline in drums, dynamite, lumber and min- ing machinery, and will be delivered to the mine when conditions are fav- orable for freighting over the glacier.
 Persons who are familiar with gla- cier travel state that the Valdez gla- cier has been robbed of many of it's terrors as the crevasses which ap- peared to be bottomless before the heavy tnaw of last summer, as mere potholes as compared with former seasons.
 Wilson and his men have been freighting over the glacier for sev- eral years and are fully acquainted with the work. He has lost several pack animals through their falling into crevasses while packing to the mines during the summer months, but none of his men have suffered ac- cidentS.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-24
CHURCH CHRISTMAS TREE
 ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT

A Christmas tree entertainment will be given in the Congregational church this evening, beginning at 8 o'clock, to which all the children of Valdez are invited. Each of the lit tie ones will receive some gift and parents are requested to bring their children. During the enterta 'nment number of Christmas carols will be rendered under the direction of Mrs. Wm. kraemer.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-24
V. Fl. S.

V. H. S.
 Will stage the three act comedy, Captain. Racket" on Wednesday and Thursday of next week. It is a sidesplitting comedy in three acts. Don't forget 29th and 3Oth.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-24
POST OFFICE BOXES
 ARE HEARD FROM
Loss of Revenue from Boxes May Cause Valdez Office to Drop
 Into the Fourth Glass.

Postmaster Jefferson, who was disappointed in his hopes of being comfortably located in the new quarters in the Kannitz building be- fore the New Year, has received a cable stating that the lock boxes for the office were shipped from Ind annapolis on December 4.
 One of the worst features in conn oction with the long delay which has taken place in restoring the Valdez oostoffice to it's former standing be- fore the big fire in July last is the loss of revenue to the office from box rentals.
 Postoffices are graded according to the earning of the year ending June 30, and as the local office has al- ready lost the rentals for nearly six months this fact will come dangerou- sly close to putting the Valdez office into the fourth class. This will mean a reduction of the postmaster's sal ary as the department always re- fuses to make allowances, no matter what the cause of the loss of reven- ue. The salaries for the postmasters of fourth class offices is $1,00O and under, while that of the third class range from $1;100 to $2,0O0 acc oreling to the revenues of the offices.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-24
TIDE TABLES FOR VALDEZ.

Predictions for high and low water are taken from the official tide tables prepared by the U. s. Coast and Geo. detic Survey. The time given for high and low water is Valdez time, and the figures immediately follow ing the time, indicate the height of the tide at Valdez. To find the depth of water, add the tabular height to the soundings given on the chart, unless a minus (-) sign is used be- fore the height. in which case sub tract 1t.
 Friday, December 24. High-2:28 am, 70; 1929 pm, s.2 Low-7:25 am. 3.3; 8:22 pm. -0.5
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-24
United Carol Services.

The Protestant congregation of Valdez have arranged to unite in spe- cial Christmas Carol services which will be held in the Congregational church Sunday at Il a. m. and 7:SO D. m. The singing of beautiful Christmas Carols, both new and old, will be the principal feature of the services. Brief Christmas addresses will be delivered by Rev. J. F. Duns- tan. A cordial invitation is extend- ed to all
 No Congregational services will be held on Christmas day.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-24

prize, a fifteen pound turkey, but the holder of the lucky ticket does not appear to be aware of his good luck, as the bird has remained unclaimed. M. J. Callaghan, the holder of ticket No. 9O9 will claim the turkey tonight if the holder of No. 1457 fails to put in an appearance. Spearsted claim ed his bird last night after the show The fourth ticket drawn was No. 3511.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-24

Friday, December 8l. High-7:16 am. S.9; $40 pm. I.6 Low-12:27 am, 2.7; 2:3O pm, 10
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-24

We'll, whatcha know about this? Two hours of steady laughter at the Liberty Theatre next Wednesday and Thursday evenings. Don't miss Cap tain Rackett," the spicy three-act comedy by the Valdez High School
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-24
ED SPEARSTED WINS
 THIRTY POUND TURKEY

Ticket No. 6780, held by Ed. Spear sted, the we'll known miner, won the thirty pound gobbler which has been on exhibition in the window of the Liberty theatre during the past week. Ticket No. 1457 won the second
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-24
Popular Pastor Ill.

Rev. J. F. Dunstan, pasor of the Congregational church, is suffering from a severe attack of the Ia grippe and is confined to his home. Mrs. Dunstan has just recovered from an attack of the disease. @
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-24

.John Surrhyne, Rose Johnson Violin and Harp Accompaniment
 Personnel of the Choir-Mrs. o. P. Hubbard, MT. Jos. Moran and Miss Rose Johnson, sopranos; Mrs. H. Mill Ter, alto; Harry King, baritone; John Surrhyne, c. c. Rudolph, K. Rudolph, bassos.
 All are welcome to attend the ser vice.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-24

Saturday, December 25. am, 7.1; 2:05 pm, 8.S am, 3.3; 8:55 pm, -0.2
 Sunday, December 26. am, 7.2; 2:45 pm, 8.2 am, 3.3; 9:28 pm, 0.2 Monday, December 27 am, "A; 3:31 pm, 7.6 am, 3.2; 10:06 pm, O.S
 Tuesday. December 2S. am, 6.4: 3:52 pm. 7.3 am, 4.1; 10:60 pm, III
 Wednesday, December 20. High-5:32 am, so; 6:37 pm, 50 Low-11:55 am, 2.6.
 Thursday, December 30. High-e:21 am. s.4; 7:0e pm, 6.e. Low-11:31 am. 2.1: 1:14 pm. 1.s
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-28
Had Lung Trouble
and Expected TO Die

The many recoveries brought about
by Eckman's Alternative are attract
ing wide attention Read about this
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nent ard none did me any good. 90 ne
asked ny husband n ne objected 70 him
trying q proprietary medicine. ! began
your Alternative. vas in bed from Ne.
venner 30. tsoe, untH February Is, 1909.
ard was thought esTna several times,
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Eckman'e Alternative is ns1st etfea.
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-28
FRIDAY EVENING
CONCERT.

n " distinctly = piece ~ coed for
tuns Tor ne Y. ~ g A. that Miss
csosvfevs Emafn ~ washington. .. G.
has been inauced 20 prolong her stay
an Pensacola ard appear az Friday's
ooocert a specialist II TIRE quick
modern art of bird initalions. only
rsoantiy tntroducea into London soci-
ETY. and les uaost select coneert rooms.
Miss Email waa retained for ten con-
sscufive DAYS on the DeF'uniak chan
tanauA program. and achieved the tri-
umph % an sncofa at every appearances
The Pensacola pabiie vii set a greas
surTriNe IN this wonderfully clever
performances Miss small IL also q
rol6 ueaaiiist n vocal work and viii
win instant favor IN that department.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-28
Only Thirteen Neutral
Ships In Prize Court

CONTINUES prom Pase one
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-28
srosdv~ay ssnsstion a TIE Bonita

Broadway Sensation 81 the Bonita.
Fresh from its long sensational run
az the Chandler theater New York.
where Il set q new standard Of photo
play excellence FOR the picture patrons
OF Broadway and the White Light
District" comes 0eofgs -Sleine's
Naked Truth" which win Be shown
At the Bonita today The Naked
Truth" IL a ave part dramatic SUB fect
based on the famous novel Ia Femme
Nue." By che ccsearated French author.
Henri BataIile.
The Naked Truth" presents a de-
iightfui story ~ life IN the Latin auar-
ter Of Paris leading the spe- tator
among the time honored haunts 81 the
artists ana students colony the salons
80 the richest and most fashionable
Partisan families and tic myriad Of
show places ~ the gayeit city In the
world.
Henry waithar e the star IN the
feature Rods 81 Wrath" 70 ~ shown
a. the Bonita tomorrow AID besides
this excellent picture there viii he
the newest episode Of the highly inter-
esfing and faclnatiug New Explolts
OF Elaine"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-28

Suffrage Day. May I. VIII he OBJ
served saturday afternoon with a tea
20 be given AZ the home - Afrs. r T.
saundcrs on West Jackson street
There viii 81 music short "a
dresses. a melting rot and other In
torestinR features.
Receiving win be Mru Saunders.
Mrs. J r. Kellar and Mra Frank =
Tracy
Mra = g TAYLOR vii preside a. ths
punch bowl and several pretty girls
vii assist her Ia serving
There wiz also be & membership
committee. composed ~ Mrs J. r.
Perkins. Miss Marguerite InRraharn
Miss Suter, Mrs J = n Barker. and
Mrs y G. Thompson
silver Offering viii he taken
The ieaFue especially wishes Il m.
derstood that the Suffrage Day tea
e. open q tia Nsneral pnbne and d
cordial invitation Il extended q every.
enc % visit the hoapisahle home 81
Mr. Saunders Saturday afternoon.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-28
Notice.!

The Prohibition League of
Escambia County has been
informed by the management
of the Daily News that it is
aggrieved at the advertise
i1ent of the Prohibition
League that appeared in The
Pensacola Journal Of Tues
day, April 9th, in which il
was stated that il was as
sumed that the article pub
lished in the Daily News OF
Saturday, April oath. and
headed: Your Interests Are
Involved. Read Carefully"
was not paid for, because it
was not stated in the adver-
tisement that il was a paid
advertisement.
Inc League understands
and believes that the gentle
men in charge of the Daily
News are good. law-abiding
citizens, and as the League
is informed by the manage
ment that the said article
published in the Daily News
was. in fact, paid for by
gentlemen representing the
liquor interests, and being
DESTROYS of doing justice and
getting along in harmony
with all law-abiding citizens
of Escambia county. il re-
spectfully asks the public not
TO consider the advertise
ment of the Prohibition
League published in The
Journal as in any wise re-
flecting on the Daily News.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-28
ADJUSTMENTS


Real attractions win favor every
where and that = why Gestures shown
at the tsia are attrautlnH crowds of
movie lovers II its = big feature you'n
find II at TIE isis beCause the house
Is large enough 20 Accommodate the
bte crowds. The big attraction for
today Is q real i've keystone. Gus
sells Wayward Path" It Is q scream
from start a. finish. he next is the
seventh instailment ~ TIE Slack Box
Following is q short synopsis
Sanford Quest. master erlminologist
q she world. fnds that "a bringing q
Justice MacDougal, the murderer o.
Lord AsEleiEh's daughter he has but
just begun q nfe-and death struRgls
with a mysterious master criminal.
u q hidden hut in Professor Ash
leigh's garden ne has seen an anlhro-
poia ape skeleton and = living in
human creature, half monkey. half
mar. destroyed b IRE. In MS room
have appeared from nowhere black
boxes. enc containing diamonds torn
from s lovely throat by q pair ~ arm
less, threatening hands. both with sar-
castle. threatening notes signed ~ the
inEcrutabls hands. He - arrested Cor
she murder q his valet, Ross Brown.
and . Miss Quigg. n his rooms, Laura
and LenoFa. his assistants. suspect
Craig. the professors valet Lenora
e abducted BY the threatening hands,
but L. rescued. Quest clears himself
Of the murder charge. but falls 90 trnn
Craig In his rooms another hsacis
box appears Ia the Fiae1 safe and re-
turning the diamonds second time
the accompanying note tells him he
cunning Of ages
Also The sons u ToH~ (nomlno1 -
A two-reel labor story with the scenes
iaid a. q coal mine. Denton, the youns
foreman. L. In love with girl named
Della. and has a Jealous rival named
Ford The men want 20 strike and
Denton refuses 10 toin them. Fore
spreads false information concerning
him. The strike scenes later are wei
presented and there e. plenty Of &C.
ton. A company o. militia Is Gale,
out 20 auell the disturbances and som,
battle scenes are shown
On Thursday a very beautiful Tea.
I ture viii come as the leading attrac
l ton. IL is a very remarkable stor,
/ and n is sure 20 be good II il an,
other high class World Film Corpora
i ton production.
/ Fridays program ts certainly %
I high-Erade nature. "Frcm the Vale,
OF the Missing" II ~ truly a drami
/ Of merit and cannot fan 20 receive II
share Of pstronage. Five glorious part
OK drama released through the box or
/ Tee attraction
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-28

sea ports. Since the beginning Of the
war 20 German ships have been seized
chiefly in south Africa and Australia.
Eighteen more were detained in Egyp
tian ports. nineteen German ships were
taken b. the English In German colon
iai ports and seventy two others seized
81 various parts ~ the world hy this
British navy. This makes a grand
total of 2s4 German ships taken hy
the British IN addition several Ger
man ships have been sunk.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-28

ducts on eleven Danish. Swedish and
Norwegian ships IN English ports.
IN defense n the slowness with which
cases are handled prize court officials
joint 70 the immense amount 81 busi-
ness thrust upon them. AZ the open
ing OF the war there were u German
steamers and schooners in ports of the
United Kingdom alone. Forty eight
more were detained in British over
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-28

Japan favors the open DIOR in China
tust - Ions a. the doorkeepcr il a
Japanese.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-28

The Journals Want ad
Way" will get you results.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-28

sirnees in those countries are subject
TO long delay Al best
Al present American packing houses
have important shipments or food pro-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-09
1ieJrauspIen erleiben cine
neiIe Vieoer!age.
Wisbsr siHe 500 Weter Iangs poiition
in Der Champagne Don ben 9eutz
i3su eritiirmt.
8si Spet. Wpntenegro, tpurosn ben
Mpntsnegrinern unb Serben 80
Ganonen dbgeHpmmen.

Berlin, 8. Deg. ueber aunbon.
Die Gritirmuna elmer 500 gurbs
lanssu frans5iif4sn poitiOn auf Osm
6iisel SO. 1913, nOrbIi9 DON SOuain
in Der Champagne, tpurbe an Wsitts
mod DOM bsutfden Suuptqpurtier
angstiubist. Der Ddbrsnb bes 9asss
OsrofFentliate offi5iels gsritt Iaatst
pie fplgt:.
vDeitIifer RrisgsiaaupIds: gets
iu6e bss Jeinoss, bic 9OfitioHen Dies
b.r3uns5msn, Die mir am RoHtag bel
4uxrire in Der Champagne sritiirmt,
itlugsu fsbI. Gubsr Den 9efangeHsH
bic mir semaat, fisIsn aud brei Tsas
fdin.Nssi5iiss in unisrs 9dnSs.
,IOrblia Den souuiR uurbe cine
500 W1st.r Ianse ppfitiOn auf benz
5aseI 20. 1913 ben GroHSOisH a6gss
nummsn. Bier Gsssuungrtffs nurosn
a6geiaIassn. Gin Sffisier unb a2o
Rann iDurosn sefangsn genummen
arb es rpurbeH sDei RGi4ineHss'
idiis. srbsutet.
.SetliterRriegsi9auplab: Sauds
DE 9lusriffs BON ruifiiteH DiDiiiOnsn
puroen on Der Jront Der qrmes oes
iyeIbmarTdalls BON SinSsH6urs gus
riidseI6lossu.
.gal.untriessf9oupIub: Sn Der
g1Gk Don Spet puro.n 80 Santnsn
uRo OisI arisssmdtsriuI erbeutsi. I'm
Disniidg tpureeR pisSer mehr oIs
2OOO Gefduoene oemutJt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-09
Mpnteneg o
SoII BEN WuHf6 na d els
mem ieparaten 5ries
ben ausseorid dt
Z

~ IA - ~ - "
ben aussebrudt
baben.
Berlin, s. DEG. 9tuf orabtIuIem
Bsss naa supOi1s, q. 9. Dis Der
r5rantfurtsr 3situng" ssmsIost Diro,
Iagt bic uebsriee Radri4tensase
tur, BAT ROntenesru ben Wunia na4
einem fepuratsn 5risbsn gum Guss
brud sebra6t.
Den Oepei4en sufOIse iOl Der S0s
nia Hitolaus psrIOnlid ben Geianpten
Der gntsutsmd9te Elm Document
iiberreitt baben. in bem auf bic ROsa
Iihteit bes abItIuifss einss isparaisn
Grisbeng ,..iteus MOHtenssrOa birges
DieIsn purbe. DisIsr WunIh puroe
NIT glnsaben bssriinDsi, oab oas
2anS sri9Spft uno nidt i'm StaHoe
iei, ben iiberIessnen fsinoIi5sn
StrsittrGften stano 5u bdltsH.
Die Seianbteu iuaen ourauf ges
antportst babeu, oaB lie in einem ioIs
den Sale bic bipIomatiIdsn BeSies
'bunaen a66rs6sn unb aufbDren Mir
ben, bic untsritiiBurs gu setpahren,
bic es bis1er erbulten bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-09
Gie Qlrmee bes Wemerais
bpu 0allipib
3 ebrpbt bsreint NIT ben
gEIsdren bic Gtets
Iungen Der QIliirten
RDrbIi6 BON Ga
| 0 n III.

loniti.
9aris. s. DEG. gs pirb bierber
semeIbet, oab cine aniebnIi6e 6ulgas
Ride Qrmse, bic in einisen areiieu
auf bier DipiIiOueH abseI6dbt pirb.
in Der 9ssenb BON Doiran, ungefdbr
baIbpegs sipiidsn Saloniti uno bem
nOrbIiaiten gnbs Der fraHs0Iii6en
Grpnt, suHsentrirt psrbe. 9lsia5eitis
be5ieben aud bsutIde sruppen SteI.
lunsen Der Tront Der qqiirten seseH.
iiber.
Die beutIdsn Sruppsn, iagt bic aus
Salonitt tpmmsrbe 0epeite, seb0ren
ipabri6einli9 Der Qrmee beg 9eues
ruls BON 9aapiB an, bic, ieitbem bic
DferreidtT6 beuti6e Qrmss oes
5elbmarIaals BON WlddeRIen ii9 nit
Der bulgariIten 4rmes beg Generals
9opabiisf pereiuigt bat, Don Der uOrbs
li6en armee abssIOIt uRb nu6 benz
Siioen geI4idt pproen III, pGbreno
Der 9eneral bon &0peb unb Der @snes
raj goDabiteff bic Sperottonen ae1sn
bic Serbsu unS bic WOntenesriHsr
fortIeBeu.
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aie ariessbeute ipd@H.
@eiiere 1000 Gerbtn uno 1Oniene
sriner s.fansen senommen.
aud fallen uisle gef4iise unb srpbs
Wsunitipnsporrdibs ben Oeitsrrei'
fern In bic 5dnbe.

gerlin, 8. Dts. auf hrabtIoIem
Mese mad Sappille. Der ON Wiitt'
mod bier einssirOfFens offisient Be-
rj&t Ses 5fterrsiHif4sn ariegsmini'
ileriumg iib.r bic Greisniiie auf BEN
ssriessi6auplab sntAGIt bic Wittbi'
lung, bab bic armes bes Generals
bon aospeb lp.itsrs 1000 GefaHsens
ssnladi babe, baruntsr 300 Wontelis'
sriner. qluh ipurben 80 @ef1iibe.
100 Wunitionspds.n, 40 automobils
unb srobe Msngsn BON unbefem
ssrisssmaterial BON ben s,sen Die
Gtrben uHb Montsnesriner Operirsns
ben Sruppen erbsutei.
gl5rbIi6 BON Hsrans ipurSs eine
poiiiion Der MOnientsrinsr sritilrmt.
e.Ebansr beibeiIisen fid iiberdI an
Der 9srfolsuns Der Ssrbsn.
IN Der Sfonso Gront fanbsn am
Dienitas wisSer bsftise elrtinsris'
idmpfe ftatt unb aud bic itaIitniids
Snfanteris untsrnabm fpisber mstrre
heftiss Qlnsrifie, bic aber sntipeber
sinter BEN Jeusr bu Siterreidiids
unsariThen artiGItri, 5nfammenbra.
den, oOsr, ipo iis tempOrdr erfoIsrei6
tparsn. in jsb.m Gan Dauiii enSstsn,
Sab bic StaIitnsr .Dieo.r aus Den
@rabsa binaulssuostsu suuxsea.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-09
Tlii9tige 3ruppem Der
Qlaiirten
Iiiicn @riebenIanS I'M.
per5ii9Ii9 Dieoer Der.
Ioiien.

9erIin s. 9e5eutbcr, oia Con.
Son. Gem Snteroietp Der aii, YreiIe
INIT Dem s5nis &onitnntin BON @rie.
d,enIanS mirb Don oen oelridJen 9Idt.
tern grobe G9iftigfeit beigelest. 9ie
yreiie bebt sic 9ebeutug Der grfld.
rimgen Deg a6nies in Se5ua arf Die
JOrberuns berDor. Sab rstirirenbe
SrtppeR Der slIliirten bbue iih aui.
6ubaItcn iiber griediifes 8ebiet nah
SaIouiti iib be9eben miiiien, nm I'M.
periiiOIi9 uieoer einseidifft gu per.
ben.
aebnIid,e gtnfritten iifiS alls
9uG,areit eineetrofieu. 0us grieti'
i6e aabinet mS Der @enernlllab iol.
len iidb nllf Die Saiiling elmer Rctc
oeeiniot haberL pel6e ben frenlSen
9leaicruneer SugeiteIIt Deroef .utro.
9os 9uforeiter Sslatt rWsiuerua"
melbet, bab bic Note tpnitatire, Ierbi.
ife Grllppeu, tpeIde aitf grieddi6eS
@ebiet iIiidten, wiirben cntipaffnei
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-09
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-09
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