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The Detroit times., 1915-12-13
RAILROAD
BOARD IS
PEEv|SH
Objects to Delay in
City's Appraisal of
Telephone Property
PROTEST WILL
HAVE NO EFFECT

A fgnt is brewing between the
state railroad commission and the
city over the appraisal which Ed
ward p. Burch is making OF the
Michigan State Telephone Co.'s
property in Detroit in connection
with the application of the COM
pany for permission to advance its
rates. The commission has sent a
lengthy communication to Corpora
tion Counsel Harry J. Dingeman. ar.
raigning the city appraiser for con-
srming too much time in his work
and calling a meeting to be held in
the council chamber at 10: 80 o'clock
on the morning of Jan. IL, at which
time Mr.. Burch will be asked by the
commission to make complete re-
port Of the work he has accom-.
plished to date.
The letter, which is signed by
Cassius L. Glasgow. suggested that
in a spirit of fairness," Mr Burch
ought to turn portions of his ap-
praisal work over to the telephone
company's engineers from time 70
time, so as not to leave all the
checking and comparison to be done
after the work is actually finished
Commissioner Glasgow intimates
(Continued ON Page EicvenJ
The Detroit times., 1915-12-13

ATHENS. Dec. 13.--Bulgarian ad-
vance guards have reached the
Greek frontier at several points In
their pursuit OF the retreating
Anglo-French. Their movements.
according to Salonika dispatches
this afternoon, are being closely
watched by Greek military. No Of
fetal statement is obtainable here
as to what course the government
intends to follow II the Bulgars
cross the border.
The evacuation OF Serbian terri
tory by the Allies proceeded rapidly
throughout yesterday After with
dra wing from Gievgeli and Dorian
the expeditionary forces shortened
their line until It extended but a
few miles parallel TO the frontier
and less than five miles from the
border.
II is believed here that Allied
forces will be withdrawn entirely
from Serbia before night
Rabrovo, valandovo and several
small villages few miles from the
tContInued on Page Eicven.p
The Detroit times., 1915-12-13
Pacifists Wax Mili
When Voyag
fusa ] !!!!!!
DIR. AKED LEADER 4
OF EXTREMISTS
Judge Lindsey Among
Those Who Refused
to Score President
BY CHARLES p. STEWART.

(Std1 Correspondent United PrcSs.b
ABOARD PEACE SHIP OSCAR
H., Via Wireless TO Lands End,
Eng, Dec. IL 10 p, m.)--War has
broken out aboard the Ford peace
ship!
Several members of the peace mis-
sion are preparing to quit the party
at Christiania and return TO Amer
lea, alleging that the extreme pa
ciilists have adopted an insulting at.
titude toward everybody uph6lding
President Wilson's preparedness pro
gram.
Ford himself Is doing his best TO-
prevent an open break. He issued a.
statement today denying that he was
responsible for the "steam-roller"
tactics alleged to have been employ
ed by the extreme pacifists.
AS a matter OF fact this accusation
was not made against Ford, but
chiefly against Rev. Charles f. Aked,
of San Francisco, former Rockefeller
pastor. and Rev Lloyd Jenkin Jones.
of Chicago. 4
A complete split Is imminent.
The row broke ont Friday. DR..
Aked, Rev. Jones and Arthur L.
Weatherby. OF Lincoln. Neb.. intro.
, duced a1resolution at a meeting Of
the peace voyagers. opposing the
presidents preparedness plea.
Ford and 81 other peace delegates
signed the declaration. Nine other
leaders refused.
DR.. Aked. who was one OF the
first to accept Ford's invitation Ia
make the peace trip. intimated very
| CONTINUED ON Page EIeven.D
The Detroit times., 1915-12-13
GETS
PITCHFORK BUSY

WASHINGTON. Dec. 13.-Senat0r
Tillman delivered a vitriolic speech
this afternoon, denouncing the ars
NOR plate trust: Roosevelt. Bryan.
former Secretary Of the Navy Ven
l.. Meyer, and special interest pets
of former Republican administra-
tions." He spoke In advocacy OF
his armor plate bill
He said OF Bryan: ~
II have long been his friend, bnt
he is simply obsessed on the sub
ject Preparedness and Lost his
usual poise."
or T. R.-"Ex.PresIden Roosevelt.
on the other hand. snorts and roars
like a veritab-e hull of Bsshan,
poses as the God Of war. and clam
ors for very large standing army
and great reserves"
or Won l.. Meyer---The grand o)6
state OF Massachusetts, deserves bet.
ter than giving birth 10 such - ~
The Detroit times., 1915-12-13
BY UNITED PRESS.

WASHINGTON, Dec i3.-How
Germany will advise Austria to an'
swer the Ancona note. made public
today--the sharpest communication
the United States has sent to any
belligerent, was the question Off
cials considered today.
On the answer depends whether
long diplomatic negotiations must
e. be endured; and whether Austria
will yield at all.
German diplomats have practical
ly admitted advising Austria In the
situation thus far and the advice
has been that Austria should yield
10 the United States. However,
that was before II was known the
United States planned such a note
that its message was 10 be de-
mand. Whether Germany Will ad-
wise Austria to do now what IL, itself
would hesitate In doing. Is n serious
question.
The impression today is that Ger
many will advise Austria TO bring
about some such long drawn out
negotiations az followed the sinking
OF the L.usitania.
II IL felt to be a certainty that
such a situation will result II the
Teutonic diplomats think they can
bring Il about. This feeling In the
state department, II Ia believed, was
one cause for the outspoken char
acter OF the note. II was desired
that Austria should realize that the
United States is In no temper TO
parley.
One probability Is that Austria
will probably feel out the American
temper with reply only partially
satisfactory. and II II finds such
measures can be pursued, will con-
time them.
The note itself, however, IL n
warning against such course. II
IN IN the sharpest. most emphauc
language the United states has
used. In place Of confidently ex-
pecting" this country demands" IT
takes for granted that Austria could
not have ordered her submarine
commanders TO such "wanton
tCcntinued ON Psxe EievenJ
The Detroit times., 1915-12-13
Relapse Into Dizziness
Follows Small
Price Drop
EXCHANGE ON
BERLIN BREAKS
Falls to 77H, Setting
New Low Mark
For War
tcoprisht ,sfs, NV The New York

Copyright 1915. Nv The New York
Evening Post Company,
NEW YORK, Dec. 13.-From the
manner in which the text OF our
state departments note to Austria
was displayed and from the serious
character OF the comment on It's
contents. II might have been i'm
agined that the stock exchange
would have stirred with apprehen-
sion. There was no such result.
however. A slightly lower range OF
opening prices. and brief spell OF
activity with every irregular price
movement, was followed by a lapse
into almost complete dullness. which
continued pretty much throughout
the day. II can hardly be doubted
that the stock exchanges calm be.
havior In the face OF official news
regarding this interesting incident
reflected belief that Austria
has no recourses open but TO
yield to the stern demands OF the
government at Washington.
The most striking financial move
ment OF the day was the violent
break In exchange on Berlin: which
carried the rate down from rs 12c.
the closing OF Saturday. to II l-2c.
The lowest previous rate OF this
war was the 7s touched the week
before last. and today's rate repre-
sents a depreciation of nearly 10
per cent from par. This is by far
the largest depreciation in the rate
on any important belllgercnt mar
ket except Petrograd.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-13
Hilles Predicts Repub-
lican Landslide
Next Year
PLENTY OF MEN TO
HEAD TICKET
Says People Have
Found Democrats
Wanting
BY PERRY ARNOLD.

(Stdf Correspondent Un,Ied Press.)
WASHINGTON. Dec. 13.-The Re.
publican national committee meets
here tomorrow. II will choose
convention city--ix a dste-and ad-
journ, the committeeman say, con.
hdentiy awaiting November, 1915,
and verdict against Democracy.
There was more than the usual
pro-campaign buoyancy among tho
party chieftsins today. u was more
than "A definite hope National Chair.
man Charles u. Hilles summed up
the conviction among bis colleagues
In this metaphorical passage:
The Democratic party has bee n
tried before the bar ot public opin-
ion and convicted. The verdict will
be a four-year vacatlon-and the
corrective measure which the peo
pie will apply will he four years OF
Republioanism."
The national committee is not
here TO select a candidate" Hilles
continued. Republican ranks con.
tain half n dozen or more men be-
hind whom tho ever growing
sentiment against Democratic inefr.
cheney would crystalize The Demo
.certiau>d on Page EIeven).
The Detroit times., 1915-12-13
ADMITS
PLURALITY
OF WIVES
VIM. Dalton Tells De-
tectiye He Has One
Too Many
INTRODUCED NO. 3
AS OLD FRIEND

William Dalton, 2S years old, head
OF he electrical department OF the
Wilson Body Co.. faces most un.
usual predicament, with two and
possibly three wives on his hands.
He Is said 10 have admitted the
plurality of Mrs Daltons TO Detec-
tive Z. G. Allen, Monday morning.
wncn he was arrested. charged with
having abandoned his second wife.
Dalton, according 10 Detective AL
len. married the third time on Oct.
rs. In. Pontiac. bringing mis- latest
wife 10 his home at No. SSi Lothrop-
ave, where he introduced her as an
acquaintance from a town in which
he formerly resided. The second
and third Mrs. Daltons lived togeth-
er. II is alleged. until Oct. 27. when
Dalton, accompanied by Mrs. Dali
ton the third, left in his auto for
the interurban station He would be
home In an hour, he Is said to have
told Mrs. Dalton, the second. The
couple disappeared &c completely as
though they had dropped from the
face OF the earth until Sunday. when
Dalton was located by Detective AL
len in rooming house near the
SevenMIle road and Mt. Elliott-ave.
Investigation by Detective Allen
revealed the fact that on Oct. Is,
Dalton was married to Miss Agnes
Duncan. OF No Fl High-st. west, In
Pontiac the ceremony having been
performed by the Rev. Milligan, a
Pres byterian clergyman. From there
the couple went to No. Ssi Lothrop-
ave. where Mrs. Viola Dalton and
their four children live. Mrs. Dalton,
the third. Is said to have told Dal-
tons second wife that she was going
east TO be married, and Dalton offer
ed to accompany her to the station.
According to Dalton's story to the
detective. they drove In his car to
jackson, where they disposed OF the
machine After living there short
time. they vert to Chicago. later to
Denver. and then returned TO De
troit. where he went to work for the
Wilson Body Co.
Dalton is said to have told Detec-
tive Allen that he WAS married In
the east several years ago. before he
came TO Detroit and was united in
marriage TO his second wife.
DELIVER rSCk>uEs. MrSsSeEs.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-13
Mother LOUe Stronger Than
Courts Decree; Judge VIII
Not Try TO CHANGE Nature

"You can't change human nature
b. n decree OF the court"
Judge Hosmer gave expression TO
This bit OF philosophy Monday morn.
ing when he ruled that Mrs. Pearl
NJ, krejci may see her lchildren "a
often as may be considered reason.
able. He didn't say II should be
once week or once year. hut
naId he thought the mothers de
p!res should be ruling factor
Charles y. Kreici, the divorced
husband, has custody OF the chill
dren. Edgar. four years old. and
Marvin. two years old. Expressing
<hs fear that she would kidnap them.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-13

Kreici sought TO prevent Mrs.
Krejci from having anything fur
ther 10 do with the Kreici babies.
Mothers are bound to love their
children" said Judge Hosmer. And
mother-love always is pure. don't
see why this woman should exer.
else any malicious Influence upon
her children at all. might enter
an order here depriving the mother
cf ;he privilege ~ loving her ha.
bics bat that wouldn't work. really.
Mothers love cant be made sub
iect 20 court sesirict;ou AIRY or.
Ter or mine wouldn't nrlllfy her
love. You can't change hun,an na.
trre bv a decree of the court"
The Detroit times., 1915-12-13
The Weather.

Detroit and vicinity Monday night.
cloudy, probably Hight snow nurrfes.
eoIdt Tuesday, fair and coidert mod
erste 90 fresh westerly vinds.
Lower Michigant snow nurrtcs and
colder Monday night aud Tuesday,
partly cloudy.
For the upper Iakcsi Fresh north
west wfndsi snow nurries Monday
nights Tuesday partly cloudy.
For the lower inkest Fresh to
strong west 90 northwest wtnds
snow nurricr Monday night ana
Tuesd sy.
Hish~sr temperasupe is tie pass
81 years, 90, In 1881, Lowsa. T. ~
tDOa.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-13
TWO MEN HELD
ON A CHARGE OF
DIAMOND THEFT

Edward Zimbleman. alias Clark. Is
years old, and Herman Andrews,
alias Smithy, houseman in the
Charlevoix hotel, were arrested
early Monday afternoon in cOnnec-
tion with the robbery OF jewels
worth $4,000 from Mrs. Mary Bat
terman, a guest in the hotel Both
are held on a charge OF grand lar
ceny.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-13
CHINESE HELD
ON DOPE CHARGE

Chin Leo and three other Chi.
nose we're taken into custody. Mon
day afternoon when Detectives
Kunath and Mckenzie raided the
rooms NJ No. 81 Howard-st. The
quartet Is held on suspicion Of vio-
lating the drug law.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-13
Dry Leader Prepares to
Launch Big Cam
paign Here
is REGULAR
BILLY" SUNDAY
Declares Anti Saloon
Forces Will Win in
Michigan

Walter J. Hoshal who might very
legitimately be called the BILLY"
Sunday OF the Anti.Saloon league
campaign, at least In this part OF
The state, has taken UP his Offices
in the league headquarters In the
Kr, sge building and is getting the
strings together for the Wayne
county campaign, which he is to
handle.
Back in Sturgis Mr.. Hoshal used
(Continucd ON Page Eicyen.b
The Detroit times., 1915-12-13
FORD GIVES AUTO
TO HIS CAPTAIN

LONDON. Dec l3--Henry Ford's
London agent today forwarded TO
Copenhagen the latest thing in a
Ford automobile II Is the peace
skipper's Christmas present TO Cap
tain Hempel, OF the Oscar II.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-13

Wants Five Navy Yards,
Be Fully Eqsl pped
For Work

WASHINGTON, Dec 1S--Sec1etary Of the Nad 4
will recommend to congress that fve United Stats
b equpped to build bateshpso of the largest tyros
the Norfolk, Va, Puget Sound, Wash. Mare Island
delphia and New York yards. $50 ~ 81 Ia s3S3@
This would double the battleship produc 6eN
country, there now only five private yet 1A e
die such an order. Two of the yards which ~
ships Nos As and A probably the Mare Isls and pll
delphia ssssa
The Detroit times., 1915-12-13
GREECE YIELDS TOALL|ES
As BULGARIAN ARMIES
ARRIVE ON HER BORDER
Will Allow Free Transport
From Salonika; Serbia's
Conquest Complete

troops operating In the Riga
region have captured a German
post, II was officially sdmit.ed
this afternoon, but il was stated
the captured position was unirn-
portsnt.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-13
FRENCH WAR PICTURES

at the Grand Circus theater. 3ni
Woodward ave. this week, you may
ses yquE father. ,.heo<hsc or swcHt'
heart In the shell-torn trenches some
where In Europe. Adv.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-13
Forty Minute Confer
ence of Officials Fol-
lows Note
DOCUMENT is
MOST EMPHATIC
Anc0na's Sinking De-
scribed As a "Wan-
ton Slaughter"

WASHINGTON, Dec. t3.-See-
retary Lansing this afternoon
denied a report that Baron Zwied-
inek, Austrian charge, had asked
for his passports.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-13

DELIVER p~ckHuFs. MrvsssEs.
ETC. ny Messenger Service. Call
Cadillac 5S0.-A6v.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-13
BY UNITED PRESS.

b1 CNfIED FhESS.
SAlONikA, Dec. ia salts
factory agreement was reached
today by the AnsIo-French and
Greek military authorities. II calls
for the free movement Of the ex-
pedItIonary forces between Salon
ika and the Greek frontier,
through which the allies are re-
treating.
A Greek division conce entrated
at langaxa, a few miles northeast
OF ssionika, will be transferred at
once to Series, 35 miles northeast
OF saIonika. and less than 80 miles
from the Bulgarian frontier.
As part Of the agreement the
Anglo-French forces today took
over the saIoniks customs house.
The negotiations were conduct.
ed by General sarrsiI, commander
Of the expeditionary forces and
two military representatives of
the Greek government.
BERLIN Via Wireless to Say.
viIle), Dec. 13.-Gernap and
Austrian submarines since the
beginning OF the war have sunk
SOC vessels, With a total tonnage
Of yt7,ste, u was announced
here today.
LONDON. Dec. t3.--The Brit.
leh steamer Pine Grove has been
sunk by a submarine. Twenty.
two Of her crew were saved.
The Pine Grove displaced 81
eA7 tons. She was owned by
Alexander ard MaIr. OF Glasgow.
nt which port she was regis
tered.
BERLIN, tvls wireless to
eayviIis), Dec. i3.--RussIan
The Detroit times., 1915-12-13

GET THE GRISwoLD HABIT
Our soc MONDAY lunch 70 habit
formfnR.--Adv.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-13

BERLIN, tvis wireless to
sayviIie), Dec. f3.--RussIan
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general Sobaun 5einrid 9ombroipss
Ii. Der nnter 8osius5to mitsetdmpft
battle, besab iid nu4 beTen Rieoer@
lage au 8onaparte nad Stalien inO
erriatete bort cine polnii4e 2egion.
Mnfang Hopember 1906 sriinoete er
ipieoer cine 2eeion, UNI ben polnti9eIt
Gtaat ipieber ber5ufteaen; es geldns
Tim, fie in turSer Jriit auf atpei Sibie
fipner su brinsen, nit Der er balb
IN marffau ein5og. Gin anberer
ppInif1sr General. Sofepb Gblopidi,
seibnete iid nit Ieiner 2esiou nas
mentIib in Der Wari6ouer Winters
repoluticn bon 1830-1831 aus. Der
Mepolutiondr 2ubtpig Mierotlapsti,
Der bereits an Dem eben eripdbnten
Mnfftanb teilsenommen bate. leitete
Die Snfurreftion pom Sabre 1846
rno fiibrte Bel Der &eDoluticn BON
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Sabre 1863 Elm polnifdes 5reitorps,
fpurbe aber am %. Sebruar bsi
Rao5ceiotuo sei4lasen.
Settler traten iebt I'M Delttries
gum eriten Male ipieber polnii4e 2e-
sionGre auf. llrfpriinslid fdmpften
lie fir iid allsin sesen ibren furats
barren Grbfeinb. segen Rublanb, Der
audi in frisoliden Soften auf freie
pplitiiae MeinunssduBerunsen ieiner
polniIden llntertanen nit 3%pongsars
belt, mitunter du9 nit benz Snlgen
erpioerte. Damn aber nuroe bic
polnilde 2esion BEN Diterrei4sungas
ridden 9eere ansesliebert uno ibrs
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100000 belaufsn. Sc erfolgrei9er
bic peutIden unb bic oiterreidiiaen
| 3ruppen in 3uiiii9=Po len tdmpfen,
ie mebr 9ebiet lie beieben, oeitp mehr
miro ole 3abl Der 2egiondre antpads
len. glein auf elm srobes Seer 1T
ni9t 3u rsdnen, tpeil Die iibertptesenbs
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aus 8uIIi9sg olen unter Den Sab
men bes 3aren tdmpfen mub. Wan
traut i~ibrissns oieien MuBz Ruhen
ni9t; is Spei, brei aus polen retrus
tierte Solbdten iperben bon einem edit
ruifiden Solbaten pdhrenb Der
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bienIte ftrsne iiberpadt, oamit lie iid
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bebli6e Qnsabl bieier ruiii9zpplnis
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DIterrei9iIde 9efangenidaft serateu'
oie grlaubnis, in ben Heihen ber
Siterrei9iiden 4rmee sesen Die ruff
ide gu tdmpfen.
nnsefdbr Der FINITE Sell Der 9e'
sipn beitebt aus ebemolisen ruiiider
Gtaatsbiirssrn; es beibt, bob IL
bemnd9ft elm eisenes Resiment bilber
perben. Die anoeren 2esionGr,
Itammen bauptid4lid aus 9aliaien
3u benen ii9 nod 5reipilige aus bel
8utpnina unb aus Sdleiien geiea.
baben. Sn Der 2eeipn limb ale Bolts:
itGnbe pertreten Dpm Sp6aoeliget
Bis gum 2anbmann. Die iibertpie'
genDe Mebrbsit bilben jiingere anse'
hDriss Der biirserlihen unb tleinbiir'
gerli9en &reiie. So iinb meift f9lan
te @eitalten, in Der iamudei
Uniform iebr biibf9 ausieben. I'M
lie fGmpfen in tiihner Sobespera4
tuns, ganS Die Die 2esiondre Dol
ebebem; in 9ali5ien, in &nfiti4
9oIen u, T. 10. haben fie 5ablreia
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eeaefal '. Bilfias.

Ser neite 9ensralsoupernenr BON
9elaien, General Der &apaaerie 5rhr.
MpriB b. Sitting, 1T 1874 81 Bell
mannsoprf in Sdleiien seboren.
Set ausbru9 bes 8rieses mar Jrbr.
b. gifina, Der porbem fat z Sabre
i'm R~ubefanb perlebt bate, ifeapsrs
tretenoer @eneraI bes Z. IrmeetorpS
in Min9en, b~esisnisen 3orps. oas
CT ala attiper Sffisier lanse Sabre
binbur1 eefiibrt bate.
5rbr. b. giiiine sebDrt si ben be-
fannteiten @riheinungen unter ben
preuBii6en 9enerdlen. Seit lanserl
Sabren perbinbst i'm elm enses
Sreunbfdaftsbanb nit Dem aaiier,
beFen SiieeIabiutant er beim Regiea
runasantritt setpeien 1T. Seine mie
litdriiae 2aufbabn besunn er 1868
nit ieinem Gintritt in bas s. Oras
auners &esimsnt. 1866 puroe er 2eut'
nont unp ma6te ols iolfer Den 5elos
suq pon 1866 nit, in Dem er ii4 be-
Ra6oo oen 8ronsnorben Nv. &laht
nit S6psrtern ertparb. 1869 lpurpt
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prinasn, benz fpdteren &aiier 5rieo'
rid tommanbiert unb blieb bel bic
lem pGbreno oes gansen 5elo5usss
1S7O-1871.
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Die beibblitisiten olI.r Slaipen,
bic polen. baben es mehrere Wole
nnb ftets nit betpunoernsperter Saps
f,rieit, perIudt, bas oriidenbe Sc4
Der ruffiden Serri6aft ub5uiditteln.
Ser eriie ernits gufftano brad i'm
giGrs 1894 aus. Saoeuss &oseias5s
10, Der bamals an Der Spite Der
,arotauer &pnfDberatton" Itano, biz
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tpber infolse Der oreifa4 srOberen
1ltbsrmu6t Der Ruhen bel Maciepoz
ipice cine Nieberlaae. Der pplniihe
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8idtig, Daft edmtr3t1l
qeliMocrt merbfH

lie iiberars erobe @if)ti9fet
Gdmeraen All Iinoern miro ieitlf
bon ben beiten 0,dunerr Der mcoial'
niiden @iiicnitaft nnterlddsf.
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bilfen BON &ruufbcit. Gr bait Ole
@ebonfen oes aranfen beltnnotg an
Dem 2eiben, pelfes ben SdlHer5
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fdnene Misunderstanding.
9r. Miles' gnti-Bain Biien emf
baIten nidts, Sab man Tie oestpegeil
cine Mheumatismis -arsnei nerne1
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ten bon ieiner &ranfbeit abgeleptt
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Blaft grf., tpie folgt:
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-02-19
1870-1S71

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