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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1915-10-20
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

"''E !.
AS required by the law, the tax
payers must meet the Sheriff at his
appointments and pay their tax. AL
so after this round we are required
to garnishee or levy unpaid poll tax.
or one of my deputies will meet
you at the following places indicat-
ed by the days and dates below:
Saturday. Oct. 23-Prentiss and
Rockport.
Tuesday. Oct. 26-Bells Run.
Wednesday, Oct. 27-Buford
morning; Beda. afternoon.
Thursday. Oct. 2S-Heflin.
Saturday Oct. 2S-Dundee.
Tuesday. Nov. -Centertown.
Thursday. Nov 4-Matanzas ard
Rosine
Friday, Nov. j-Smallhous, mora
ing; Ceralyo. afternoon.
Saturday, Nov. 6-Cromwell and
McHenry.
Monday Nov S-Arnold.
Tuesday. Nov. Select.
Wednesday. Nov. l1-Narrows
Saturday, Nov 1S-Fordsville and
Simmons.
Remember six per cent. penalty.
interest and cost will be added De-
cember list. Please don't wait till
last day. S. o. KE0WN
4Otf Sheriff Ohio Co.
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Bold Robbery.

Covington. KY. Oct. Shortly
before l o'clock this afternoon. a ne
gro robber entered the Peoples Saw
ings Bank and Trust Company's
bank. snatohed several packages of
bills from the cashiers desk and fled
down the street. Motorcycle Police
man John Clark captured the man
after a pursuit of several squares.
He registered as John Wilson. Of
Cincinnati. The prisoner had sew
eral hundred dollars in bills in de-
nominations of ten. FIVE and one.
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IbERY LARGE SHIPMENT
= OF DNEsTUFF ARRIVES

New York. Oct. 16.--With tons Of
German coal tar dyes In her cargo.
ne steamship 81. Louis arrived to-
Nay from Liverpool. This is the
largest shipment OF German dye
stuffs received in this country since
last winter The consignment was
directed 70 VIM. Redheld. Secretary
OF Commerce, but is intended for
William A. Mitchell, OF Lowell.
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and rescued Mrs. Ruth Rupel, who
was unconscious. By taking hold of
her hair. while Miss Clarice Cisln
took hold of the horses tail. Mrs.
Rupel had cramps and Miss Cisin
had attempted to save her. Both
were sinking when the policeman
reached them.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1915-10-20

playing around a cistern and knock
ed the pump off. The little girl
stumbled and as she fell in. her lit
tie brother grabbed her dress and
held on like grim death, screaming
at the top of his voice for help. Mrs.
Everette rushed to the scene and
pulled the girl up.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1915-10-20
Baltic Sea Cleared.

London, Oct. 1S.-British subma-
rines have cleared the Baltic Sea
and the Gulf of Bothnia entirely of
German merchant ships. says dis
patch to the Star from Copenhagen.
Every German ship which was south
bound from Sweden when the sub
marines started their campaign has
either been sunk or run aground. it
adds.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1915-10-20
LONDON NOW LIKE
ONE VAST FAMILY
Drawn Together BY Fear
OF Death.
THE RAIDS OF The zEPPElINS
Have Spread Terror Over the
Great City-Day and
Night Vigils.
TERRIFIC STRAIN ON NERVES
lBy Mary Boyle O,Relllvl

NBy mary BOyle " hellly.J
London. Eng. Oct. 16.-In three
nights London has not slept! Twin
Zeppelins have cruised above the
darkened city, showering down in
cendiary and explosive bombs.
Dawn shows miles and miles of
shattered windows, 90 buildings
burning--a score of them humble
homes, and 200 unarmed men, wom-
en- or children burned, mutilated or
killed-that is how the enemy
makes war.
Every Englishman realizes that
the great air raid intended to leave
London in smoldering ruins may
now be only a matter of hours.
The nervous strain is terrific
but there is no sign of panic. In
stead the greatest city on earth sud-
denly became a vast village of
friendly neighbors.
In the darkened streets and shad-
ows strangers speak frankly of the
coming danger-cold English con-
vention has disappeared and 1900
600 people are as one vast family.
The dimly-lit train speeding
through darkness toward outer Lon
don was crammed with mothers
and their babies. The weary woman
beside me gathered her awed and
silent brood around her knees.
"My brothers wife has sent for
u.s." she explained. "And they with
six children of their own. Sure. you
never know your friends until you
need them. We were friends as
girls, only, like others, we drifted
apart.
when the police ordered all to
seek safety in their cellars, my
heart went cold Our tenement has
no cellar. no more have my neigh
bors for miles around. 1t seemed
like We must be the poor that God
forgot.
Il tried my best to keep up be-
fore the children-then Just at dusk
a tired lad fetched me a dispatch.
Hannah, dear, it read. come at
once and bring the little ones
The solemn five-year-old upright
on his mothers knee withdrew a
puckered thumb from rosy lips. !
"Muvver." he demanded, was it the |
bad Zeppelin brought us our new !
auntie?"
Outside the train windows shad- !
owy professions of women and child
rem streamed toward lighted !
church basement.
Church or chapel welcome all
alike tonight" said a woman near
by Somehow it seems that more
good than evil must grow out of
these awful air raids"
Every hundred yards along dim
curbs the electric flashlights of po-
icewomen winked in the darkness.
Their reassuring voices directed
'currying throng.
"All the tenements near the mu-
lition factories and gas works have
been cleared by the women police
men, explained the conductor.
From the nights which guard
london could count a dozen
'earchlights sweeping the arch OF
he dark with mile-long flashes. Re-
urning by underground ! found ev-
ny empty station guarded by quiet
lighting men in khaki-territorials
eady to prevent bomb attacks on
he tunnels.
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Which Reveals Him AS
Big Buffer.
WANTED TO INO|CT HAMLET
Law In Regard To Collect
ing SIS For Teachers
Certificates.
FULL REPLY IN HERALD TO-DAY

II will be remembered that when
Mr.. Morrow made his recent speech
in Hartford he dramatically held
aloft a Cancelled check for IS be-
longing to Mr.. Ike Mason, saying it
was in payment for teachers GER
tificate (also held up high, said
check being endorsed by State Supt.
Barksdale Hamlet. Mr.. Morrow
charged that this was obtaining
money under false pretenses. that
there was no warrant of law for
such a procedure and offered to
place the whole matter in the hands
of the officials of the Ohio Circuit
Court, then and now in session, for
indictment of Mr. Hamlet on this
charge. He cavorted around might
ily and dared the court officials to
take the matter up. In commenting
on this identical matter, the Hart
ford Republican in its last issue
says;
at is very significant fact that
none of these charges have been de-
MED, although Mr.. Morrow has made
them from one end of the State to
the other"
Now isn't that a pity? Isn't it
simply awful that the Democrats are
cornered up and unable to say a
word in reply to these bold charges?
Could you imagine more humiliating
circumstances?
u We give Mr. Morrow credit for
being either a great buffer or dense
ly ignorant. We will be charitable
enough to allow him the former al
tentative After speaking here, Mr..
Morrow went to Hopkinsville, KY,
and again went through the same
dramatic performance in regard to
State certificates to teach school,
Commenting on this, the Hopkins
vile Kentuckian says;
Gin his speech here Thursday Mr..
Morrow, the Republican candidate
on Barksdale Hamlett's record as
Superintendent of Public Instruc-
ton. Among other things he said
Hamlet had collected hundreds of
checks of IS each from persons who |
were issued State certificates as
teachers. He exhibited some of the
cancelled checks and declared dra-
,matically There is a stack of
them foot high and the money
went into Hamlett's pocket and is
there yet and can prove it. l dare
him to sue me for saying this"
"As matter of fact the law au-
thorizes the collection of the fees in
the following language;
Sec. 1902, Ky. Statutes, CAROLS
Edition. 1915. says: e
Said Diploma shall be impressed
with the seal of the State Board of
Examiners. and the fee of the appli-
cant shall be IS. which shall be paid
to the two members who. with the
Superintendent of Public Instruc-
ton, compose the State Board of Elk
aminers."
Sec. 1903, speaking of the fee
for. State teachers certificates. says:
= The proceeds of the fees
for examination for State certificates
shall be divided between the two
members OF the State
Board of Examiners. in proportion
to the services rendered"
''As to the other charges against
Mr.. Hamlet. the reader is referred
to the speech of Mr.. Hamlet reply
Ing to them. which appears in full in /
this issue of the Kentuckian."
This speech also appears in the |
Hartford Herald to-day. See page 1
Ihree.) II
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Luther Ambrose Dead.

Mr.. Luther Ambrose. ~ years old,
died at Sunnydale Friday evening.
He lived with his niece. Mrs. John
Dodson. He had gone out into an
orchard near by to gather some
peaches. He was absent so long
that one of the family went after
him. He was found lying face
downward and had evidently been
dead some time. Funeral services
were held next day at Maryin's
Chapel Methodist church. Of which
he was a member. conducted by Rev.
j. p. Vanhoy. His remains were In
TERED in the family cemetery. Mr..
Ambrose had never married. He was
a good man and will be greatly
missed.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1915-10-20

strawberry plants. five varieties--
senator-Dunlap. War6eld. Klondike.
Aroma and Elcelsior. All new grown
plants. For 100. 35c; for 800. 81.
L. w. TIcHENoR.
alta Centertown. KY. II. l.
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In a revolver battle over ballot
boxes at Charleston. S. c.. a report
err was killed and four men were
wounded, the shooting occurring
during a scuffie that started with
the canvass of the returns in a may
orality race.
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Mt. Sterling, KY, Oct. l6.--Cat-
lett Everette. FIVE years old. saved
HIS little sister, Mary. two years old,
from drowning The children were
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shows how you stand. All subscrip-
tions are due i'm advance. Please
give this your prompt attention.
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New York. Oct 16.-Mounted Po-
licenfan Howard McDonough rode
into the surf at Coney Island to-day
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WATCH THIS SQUARE.

A blue X in this square
indicates that your sub
scriptiCn TO The Herald
IS past due and requests
that you settle same at
once. Notice the date op-
posite your name on the
little yellow slip. This
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Srpan muf geben,

@lltom SSermingS 8rpon erbieIt
oos b0dite Amt, ooS EraliOent 8ilion
81 pergeben buttc.
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Scuticbe ;Slte9er iiber Gn9lanp.
Die tooaeu Siege Der Hueu int Sautats - Yapierie9e.
y}ad)rtbten bonn uilden GOrmari6 a1f Yoien 1no
BON etnem Separatfrieben lngar11s - llntnn,
gteues Grbbeben 1T eeStalteu.
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gftues GrObeben III Stalicn.

Nom, 20. Son. - Die aunOc uOu
ciucm ucncn itarfcu Grbbcben in Ga.
labrieu trnf bier Gin.
Gunm 200 FcriOncn iino BON 90
600 Gtnmpbncrn in Eatcrno am
&eben acbIiebcu.
ltcbcr 1000 MeuidJcn IOllen in
EeScinH uuter Den eiugcitiir5ten
6Gnicrn begrnbcn lieaen.
Sn San 8eneoettO lit Die
aan5e SeDOlfcrnna Der Stabt uOn
1900 bis anf 800 anSael0idDt mOrOcn.
TaS nene Grobebcn luuroe and in
Der 2 d. 10 ei 3 ueripiIrt. in Reus
dlatel iuoren Die Groit0Re am bcftias
item. in Oeu2llpen aingen rieiigc
Sflncelaluinen nieber.
Sel6it bel 9clfOrt, 5rnnfreidD, pnrs
ben GroeridDiittermngen peripiirt.
audD in Imerifu, i'm Staate Ore
gOu murOe ein Gro6eben Oeripurt.
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Yterre, t9. Son. 1915

AteECe, 10. San. lJlD.i
Ser oelttId).amerifonilde Stu1 -s-
Derban0 bon Siib 9ofota bot leine r.
lte 9in in Der Staatslegislotur ~
reiden laiien, ndlnlth elm Im ]
ment 0e8 iebigen @eiebeS, bob !
Die IN ntht englifher Sprohe get ;
ten 3eitlrneer oitf oieielbe geie '
Stuie mie Die engIilhen 9IGtte :
!ltellt meroen IoIlen. 9luf getr i
oeS Bralibenten oes Stoatsoerbc s
bot Der nelt eripdblte Spreher IS
SouieS, Serr g. 81. 6 briltopba, OH
BON Minnebo6a GountD oos glmeaoe-
ment otsgearbeitet lnlb oieIes 0nrdl
Sousntitalieh @. 6. geBler bon
Slour 5olls eingereiht. &offentIid,
Qelin9t eS, ooS Qlnenoenent in oieier
Seilion in beioen S1uiern al paiiie.
rem 3lunal ouBcr Dem Spreher oes
9oule8 alh Gi8e-8ouberneur Rorbcf
ais 8orIiber 6es Senots, Iolpie oltd)
@oltoernenr gnrne ein Iolhes Imen.
0enent 81 beiilrnorten periprohcn
bnben.
BUR @orqeihihtc oieier gill ici
folgenoes benerft: Sn friiberen SSall4
rem moren ollie I'M Stoate eriheinen.
ben 8ldtter, oIio aud Die tid1t.enalis
Ihen, oils geIeBlihe 9ldtter anerfonlt.
GerIhie0enen enelilden 3eititngsber-
.mtsqebern poBte oies iebod ntd)t. g.
muroen i'm @ebeinen Die notiqen Gor-
bereitltneen III Rierre getroffen uno
ole Otebrbeit Der nibtsabnenoen @t-
lebgeber poiiierte audi Die perdnoerte
frit6ere 9ia Settler nurnen bic
ifatoinooiIden nn0 0eutiden 3eitlul-
gen ols Stieffinoer Dor bent 8eieb be-
hnnoelt, 1no ipenn 8erbonolunQen
pon Gout1tp Sommiii0ren, polttiide
uno itaatlihe 8efannfmahuneen II. i.
10. in lolhen glqttern erihienen, 70
qeida6 hies in ltnaeIebliher Reilc.
Inn 6ieier itieFrliitterlidlcR 9ehor0s
lung ein enoe 81 mahen iteIfte Der
iebige Br1iioent oes StootSperbanbes
ais W}it9lie6 bes enaltlfen RreBbcr-
ban0es 0en 9tntrog, 6aB Der engliid)s
GreBberbano cine ReIoItttion poIiieren
Iolle, tpeIhe Die oeutihen unb ifanoi-
nooiichen 3eititngen aus @riinben Der
@eredtiqfeit uno NIT gtldlidt altf Die
8eoiirfniIie Der Itorfen eingelpnnoer
ten 9ep0lferuug IN Siio 8nfota ben
|enQliihen 9Idttern gleif itelle.
g1ah erregter 8ebotte eing Der 7e.
multitude 9lntrag ourdl luto noment-
lih NOR e5 Der (in3ipiidler perItorbe-
ne) 3eihrnqsberousegber Heeoes bon
@roton, g. D., Der 3uqlniten einer 10
oourdaus geredteu" feiolution
iproh GS tpurbe Ioqor oos 2eqiS.
ldtio.aonite oe8 engIiihen BreBper.
bonoeS oltfqeioroert, in Der ndhIteu
SeiIion cine oic8be3iigIihe 9ilG ein-
Ireihcn 3u IaiIen. 8ieS geidoh euh in
Scr Iebten Seiiion ourd) 6errn 9beo
8ie0t bon WcBherIon So. glnein oa
oic 9iQ bon ibn crit fir3 por enoe
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SdDrcibcn OOn &unoeSIenotOr : SGOmas
Sterlina.

@dhrcn0 Scr @r0iiocnt oe8 Stuot8-
perbunoe2 bis beute nod nuf 2lntmort
otf icinc Observation-Disclosures on Die
@unocSienotorcn Grolpforo un0 Ster-
ling portct boben cine Geibe bon
Qeutihen I'M Stoote, Dcldc oen 2lui=
| r1tf 0eS .. s." befolgten, 2lntuort=
ifrcibCn oou bciocn befontmen. Ster=
ling id)ricb H. a.; Sd babe 10 oieie
Yrotcltc non QelttIh -2lmerifonern
Ioua Sio Gufoto erbaIten ooB id
Iniht 10 u5fiihrlih ihreiben fonn mir
ih m0htc. NIlcin Die 8iu miro IorQ-
f1ItiQ oon mir Qcprift mcroen.
3uQIcid lhrcjbt Ncrr Sterling on
ocn ScfrctGr oc5 Siolu ,Tol8 @erno-
nin.&ereins mlc folQt:
.Iicic (S1ithcof 9iIu lit cine
mihtiQc 2InqeIcQenhett, uno in 9lnbe
troht Der Gotlohe, BOB 0nS intcrno-
tionolc @eICb Iteta Sen 8crion0t bon
&ricQ5motcridI 0us nelltrolen H0n-
Bern QcItottet bat, lit e8 cine crnIte
,froQc, mcldlc StellltnQ Oic Der. Sta0-
fen 0o5u uehmen IoIler"
Cine 0hnIihe 2lntmort erhielt oudl
Scrr EQltor 8eu5 bon &errei0, Der
cr7te &j3cprdiioent 6cs StootSpcrbon-
0e$.
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Ser Scfrct0r oc$ 2onc 2ofolperciu3,
Norr |,ufob YPeeS, rtdtiq Ihreibt
Der cin5iQe Rcpr0ientont bon Sil0
0ufoto, pcIhcr flipp un0 flor iomclt
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bunoe3 5l itinunen, lit &onqreBmonn
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QeninB gum lcttcn 8eridt 0cS q. 8"
ic0oh fiir Itott geQen Dos Sroueu-
itimmrcdt8- -Amcn0ement lttnu1tte.
Die @unNc5ienatorCu Gromfor0
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i iir Nroucmtilnnreft uno ouBerocnl
+ iir IrofenI IeQunQ Der
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ton IiItrift Columbia, 0od Qclan8 e5
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Icnot, oorI0ufiq ioIhe Grotenle8lng
0urh ih~ &ot1tnt 81 Derhtn0ern.
Wcnn Der Stont5Der6on0 8eipiht
Gobcn ioll, nutB oo8 Qon3e 6eltidc
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icre @cgncr am Stimmfaiten idllagcn
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Qe fonOen uuf in ct. Saul lmo in
Omaho QroBnrtiQe @roteitnerIamn-
htnQen Itatt mcIhe bon TauIenOen be-
iuht marcn mo ein1timntiq nont 2on-
QreB foroerten Dem ihdnoliden Ser
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ibruf 1id1 IN etnen gebarnllhten
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nente id)meoiidJe uno norpe8tIhe
@eiItli6e; irno in Omaha erflGrte oar
Ser ner ernonnte 8ouDerneltr Der 30
noma-&unal3one, Wetculf, baB 0teIC
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ache, ais Die Der. Staatcn, gan3 gleif
oh oas intcrnutionule @eIeb es erlolt.
| be. (Metcolf lit uniereS 8ilienS Ser
friibere SdriftIeiter oes 9~Donlhen
.Gommoner"). 9luber6ent Dltr6e BEL
ren in omaha angenommenen Bro-
teItreio[utionen elm glmcnoement an
Qenontnen, rpeIfe8 orh oa8 @nffen.
olt8fubrperbot ouf Merifo auSoehnt.
9cntidre, erlabmt alio nidlt! 8er
nod ni6t feline GroteItbriefe no6
@oibinqton obqelonot bot Gie6e on
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g9ie Iaqt bod ShiIlcr in ietnem
,.@ollenItein"?
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2aBt mid Nun enolid Eoten iehen"
8. 9.
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Staats=2egislatur.

8ta bes >. VI. Staatsnerbanbes MN
lire GurgeIdlidDte. - Die bolSc
&eiblidlfeit iuieoer anf bcm ariegs.
pfao. - Rene gSirtsd)ifaniernua.
Eroieft DeridJieoene itaatlidlc
Nnltalteu Su fUnioliSiercn. - 0e-
teert uno gefebert. - Gine 8unpers
neursreiIoens. - Eruieft ben eriten
0eridts6csirf SIT teilen. - Willio-
acknowledgement. - Sir bic lie-
ben Snrmer. - Seiae 3naltbans.
funtrafte mehr
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oIen m09Iidb. bel Der OrilnOung on.
Deicn0 3ll fem.
9Ils 8eomtc ocS ncucn &otot.
percin@ lpur0en gelpdblt:
NrGliocnt, oerr 1SriB Feters.
&i5eprGiioent Serr Gous Slid.
Sefret0r, &err sSron5 Gngelbred)t
S6obmeiIter, @err @uItoO WoeIfcI
GSh Diinlhe Dem 2ofnlpercin W}it
deu ein ierneres gliifIihe5 @oten
mo @eoeiben ltno boffe nod mnnh-
mol frobe StltnOen in ielncr Wtitte
berlebcn 81 0ilrfcn.
8o miro nun scr nUhite 2ofolpcr-
ein ms @eben beruIen? SSn @oter-
tomn, Gunooo, MilloD &nfea, 9uron2
8orlrm 70 itlnm rt G1treto, 0onole,
Nerrei0, Sclbn II. |. no?
GOnra0 g OrnmOnn,
SCfrct0r 0e@ StuutspCrbunOc$
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8efanutmaf)uug.
Giicrne arieasrinse sRm Better Der
yariegsbalfe" fir Sent'dllanb
urS SeIterretf.lfuaurn.

Conrad &ornmnnn, Sefretar oes
Stoot5perbnnoes bon Siib 0ufota,
bot pon DER .GelttIhen SiItoriihen
8eieIlihaft bes Stootes Retp @orf"
sic Grloubnis erbolfen, inn Staate
Siib Gafotd beren ariegsrinee uno
groihen 3u perfaufen.
gr hot cine sn5obl Der Ringe uno
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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1915-01-21

(syortiesung auf Seite 81
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-11-18
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FREE FROM DANDRUFF
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