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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-07-31
GREAT BEND Co. TO
START LATERAL WORK
SHAFT FREED OF WATER AND
REPAIRED TO 400FoOT
LEVEL

Lateral operations will soon begin
at the property of the Goldfeld Great
Bend Mining company The main
working shaft has been freed of wa
ter and repaired to the 400-foot level
and the sump below has been cleaned
out, leaving the main crosscut TO the
veins open for exploration.
The time occupied in unwatering
the shaft was exactly so days, which
is regarded as a record performance
When it is considered that the Great
Bend mine drains the great Daisy
watershed and that last winter was
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-07-31
MANY WITNESS THE
FIGHTERS WORK OUT
COMPARATIVE MEASUREMENTS
OF THE PRINCIPALS IN THE
MAIN CONTEST

Yesterdays workouts of the differ
ent contestants in next Mondays fight
program were attended by very large
crowds. At the training quarters OF
Malone and Kelsey, the spectators
were packed as close as matches, and
applause always greeted the boys for
their cleverness. They go through
their exercise of about ten rounds
with apparent ease. and without a
sign of short wind
Bratton and Malone went through
their daily work at the Casino and
were also surrounded by an admiring
crowd, and discussions were common
as to the ability of the two fighters
in each event. Betting talk was fire.
quently the subject, and several good
wagers have already been made. Up
to a late hour last night all bets were
even and will undoubtedly remain So
The five sluggers who will partici.
pate in the battle royal have been Sc
cured and lively time is looked for
in this curtain raiser. This is the
first contest of this kind to be staged
here in ten years and it will surely
amuse the crowd
Following is a table of dimensions
and comparisons of the four leading
pueilists, 1t will be noticed that they
are very evenly matched with the ex-
ception of Merrilrs reach, but this is
quite common among colored boxers.
twenty-five of the club members
accompanied by the boxers. visited
Goldiedstoday and were greeted by I;
most appreciative crowd Presideni
Grier headed the party. together with
the other officers. and they will re
turn this evening.
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MAP AND NEWSPAPER
| FOR PRICE OF ONE
THIS OFFER WILL BE MADE FOB
ONLY a LIMITED TIME, so
APPLY EARLY

The Bonanza Printing company and
William ]. Moran, the U. S. mineral
surveyor have entered into combina.
tion whereby clubbing proposition Is
offered to the public.
Mr.. Moran has compiled a man of
Tonopah mining district that is abso.
lutely accurate. it having been made
from the surveys and shows the true
position of every claim The maps are
issued in either pocket form or for
wall hanging. These maps are photo
autographed on a moisture resisting
paper with a heavy cloth back They
are in six colors Not only are the
claims shown, but their grouping in
company estates There is also a plat
of the town of Tonopah and all roads
are plainly marked
A months subscription to the Bo-
nanza. either by mail or carrier. will
be given with each map sold. The
price of the wall map is s. and of the
pocket map 50. AS only limited mum
Der of maps haze been secured. this
offer will be for but brief time
~~~e
enne.. as she did in The WI hing
Ring There is wonderful support
ing cast for the yivacious star which
keeps the fun going all through this
highly diyerting comedy. Charles
Dickson, who wrote "Incog" and other
famous farces, appears IN the film
play The comedy scenes between
Dickson and Vivian Martin in and
around bedroom are rresistably fun
ny 1t will be a program of many
laughs from start to finish. so any.
one having an attack Of the "gooms"
cannot afford to miss it.
Tomorrow another double bill will
be shown consisting of the sixth chap
ter of "The Goddess" with Earle vii
liams and Anita Stewart, the two fore
most Vitagraph stars. the ninth NUM-
Der of who Pays" the Pathe lesson
picture. and the Paramount Travel
pictures. making a diversified pro
gram Of six reels which cannot he
beaten. Monday, Metro feature en-
titled MY Best Girl ADJ
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PERSONAL


]. d. STROTHER was passenger
on No. 29 for Reno.
]. c. THOMPSON left this morning
for Good Springs. New.
REV. L. H. TRACY left for days
journey to Goldfeld on No "a.
J. w. RAYMOND departed for the
fair city on No 20 this morning,
RALPH WITT returned on No. %
from his brief visit to Goldfeld.
B. NJ. LAWRENCE was a passenger
for the fair city on his vacation,
]. LANTHIER and wife returned
on this mornings train from San
Francisco
MISS LUCY GRIFFIN is an arrival
from Los Angeles. She will visit rel
atives.
FRANK AYERS. carpenter, re
turned from his vacation trip to San
Francisco.
p. SYMONS, employed at the West
End mill, departed this morning for
san Francisco
CHARLES BUCHANAN, auditor of
the Tonopah-Belmont Development
company, arrived this morning from
San Francisco.
MRS. MIKE KLUMo went out on
todays train for Oakland where she
will stay for a month.
L. w. FREDELL, an arrival Wed
nesday morning from Butte, Mont.
left for that city this morning.
REV. FATHER j. DERMODY Went
through here on No. "a today to Gold
field from Santa Cruz, where he spent
his vacation.
NJ G, HAIGH. employed at the To
nopahBelmont Development com
panys mill. went out on No, 20 fol
San Francisco.
/ DAVE ROWE. a miner at the Bel
mont, was slightly injured last nigh
by a rock falling on him, striking hin
in the small of the back.
RT. REV, G. c. HUNTING. d. d.
bishop of the Episcopal church for thu
diocese of Nevada. after a brief sta
in Tonopah, left for Nina this morn
ing.
WILLIAM A. PARKER was an al
rival today from San Francisco, afte
spending couple of weeks vacatio
enjoying the city life.
LAWRENCE c. FLYNN has gon
to Rawhide TO inspect his mininl
I property and visit his brother, win
is foreman of the mill of the Nevadl
New Mines company.
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,1omer's eirthoIacs.

Chios is the most probable birth
place Of Homer and shows the blind
bard's cradle. school. house aud tomb
Near the poets alleged school" says
he Pail Mall Gazette, is u little wine
shop bearing across the front the coax
ing saying OF Hecuba to Hector. Wine
doth vastly increase the strength of a
weary man. Although almost exter-
minated by the terrible massacre of
1922. the people OF Chios are the most
prosperous in the Levant. Nearly all
lending Greek bankers and merchants
hail from this Island. and the wen
known iamilies Of Ralli and Rodocana-
chi are of Chiot origin.
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ADJUSTMENTS
sUrLeR TAeAreR

The program al the Butler this
evening will consist of a double bill
including Charles Chaplin, the worlds
most popular comedian, in two-reel
Esanay comedy entitled Work" and
a William A. Brady production pre-.
senting Vivian Martin in Little Miss
Brown" by Philip Bartholomew. Bet
~ Brown has two lovers She hirts
with still another and is mistaken for
another mans wife A delightfully."-
funny mix-up results In which Miss
Martin has fine opportunity to dis
play her unusual ability as a comedi-
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-07-31
TRAVEL TWO THOUSAND
MILES BY AUTOMOBILE

F. S. Hunt and wife. accompanied
by Mrs. ]. Klinger and d. ]. Fraser,
motored through here this afternoon
on their way to Goldfleld. after very
pleasant journey through many Cali
tornia cities. The machine, up to its
arrival in Tonopah, had made 2OO0l
miles. Among the towns they visited
were San Diego, Santa Barbara, Los
Angeles, San Francisco and Sacra-
mento.
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Why It's atorss. Chestnut.

A generally accepted reason why the
horse chestnut Is SO called is on ac-
count of the resemblance TO horse
shoe that is TO be found when the
twigs of the tree are sliced obliquely
In the south we may admire the bloom
OF this early lowering tree, but In the
north. in certain parts of Yorkshire.
mothers pay more regard to the nut.
which, when grated. they hold to be
an infallible cure for whoop'ng cough
Iondon Chronicle
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coLDFiELD
Morning Sales.


Goldfeld Con-6OO. $3.50; 200. 81.
80.
Jumbo Ex-1OO. $1.4O; 100. $1.40;
100. $1.4O; 500. $40; 300, s14O; 300,
$14O.
Combination Fraction-5OO. s; 500,
8.
Booth-1OOO, A.; 500, 40.
Merger Mines-5000, 81; 1000, 81.
Great Bend 1000. 6; 1000. 6.
Sandstone 5000. s; 1000. 8; $500
5; 1000. s.
Kewanas-1000. 10.
Oro-1000, Z; 1000, Z.
Spearhead-10O0, 7.
Yellow Tiger-2000. 2.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-07-31
Christian Science soeiety-service

Christian Science Society-Services
at II a. m and 1880 p. M. Subject,
Love" The Sunday school con
venes at 9:45 a. m. The reading
rooms are located in the church par
Tors and are open daily from to 4
in the afternoon and from to $3.50 in
the evening, excepting Sundays and
holidays. Testimonial meetings are
held every other Wednesday evening
at 7:S0-the next meeting being July
2Sth. Church at Florence and Cross
avenues.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-07-31

HENRY F. SCHMIDT, associated
with the Tonopah News and Station
cry company, departed this morning
for San Francisco where he wilt join
his sister. Mrs. Martha Parsons. OF
FL Paso, Texas Both will take in
the fair and return the latter part OF
August.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-07-31
NEW cAeL E ARRIVES

The new cable for the Monarch
Pittsburg arrived this morning 1t will
be installed by the first of next week.
and mine operations will commence
In the consignment this morning 400
feet was delivered to the mine.
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SUNDAY SERVICES

St. Marks Episcopal church--Rev.
l.. II. Tracy, rector The services for
Sunday, being st. James day, will be
as follows: 10 a. M. Sunday school;
II a. M. Holy Communion and ser
mon. The sermon theme will be-:
Gods Good Man"
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-07-31

MRS. J. c. cAvANAUGH and
daughter. who visited the San Fran.
cisco exposition. have gone to Santa
Cruz, where they will remain another
month before returning to Tonopah
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-07-31
STOCKS

The following are the closing stock
quotations. and the record OF the
days sales, as received from the San
Francisco stock exchange this after
noon by Broker II. f. Epstlne:
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DINNER AT THE HARRINGTON

The Harrington makes a speciality
OF the best Sunday dinner in town.
Give It trial.--advJ17t
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-07-31

There are two kinds OF farmers.
One tries to take all the advice he
hears and the other won't take any
At all
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-07-31

When the soul communes with the
spirit OF nature the back to the farm
movement prevails
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-07-31

A store that advertises must be o
10 - ..suIu9IBq., 10 ssnIvA 10 eIols
the advertising would not nay.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-07-31

Lazy farmers are just as useless as
dead ones and take up more room.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-07-31
MANHATTAN
ToNoPAH
Morning Sales

Montana-500, ga.
Midway-2OO, 10: 1000, IL.
North Star-2Oo0. IL.
Cash Boy-2OOO. 4.
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Classified Ads

German taught. soc an
hour. English to foreigners S.
month. MISC Jacobs, Tel 57G
llJ3leSat
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-07-31

When honesty is merely a good
policy 1t Ia q poor virtue.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-07-31

St. Mark'se Episcopal church-Rev.
L. II. Tracy, rector. The services for
Sunday, the ninth Sunday after Trim
ity, will be: 10 a. m, Sunday school;
1880, evening prayer and sermon The
sermon theme will be: THE Divine
Magician"
st. Patrick's-There will be two
masses, as usual. tomorrow morning,
5 and 10 o'clock Sunday school will
be Immediately after o'clock mass.
Evening services at 1880.
Presbyterian Church - Sabbath
school at the usual hour, 10 o'clock.
Children are always welcome. Morn
ing church service at IL o'clock. Sub
ject, Responsibility. Christian En-
deayor, $50; leader, Mr. Sneve; top
ic. Little Everyday Kindnesse.4'
tConsecration meeting.) Evening
church service at o'clock sha p
Sermon theme. The Call Of Life
This will be our regular communion
service. All church members ant
Christians, of any belief. are cordially
asked to come and be with us in this
service. Be sure and watch for tn,
Gounod church night Rev r. w
Bayless. pastor.
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DANCE AT AlaDoME

The usual weekend dance win be
given this evening at the Airdome.
Good music admission free. dances
three for 25 cents.-AdvJ31ti
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-07-31

For results. advertise In the Daily
Bonanza.
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WEEKLY SHIPMENTS FROM TONOPAH MINES

comparative statement tonnage from the
+ this three Preceding weeks:
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Gasliider Naualismus.

Der S6perpuntt Der engIifbsn 90
litit liegt in ben 9er. Staatsn. Infer
2anb Iih uutertbdnig gu MAIDEN, paI
Isit 2lusbru4 bes Srieges ibr unsr
mii0lidss geItreben. Rad ben @riin'
ben brau6t ian niat gu forIaen, bo
re beutlid geuus 5u Gage lisgeu. Sbns
bic 6ilfe Der Ser. Siaaten tourts tsts
ner Der gtaiirter Srieg fiibren. sSn srs
tier Rsibs lieisrn mir i6nen bic Dai.
len. Sopeit ensIii6e 9trmeen ausse'
riiitet iporben iinO, 1T es gum Nr5bter
5beiIe nit ameritdnii6em 9riegsma.
terial gsi6eben. gfuBlanO fii6rt ieiner
&rieg taft ausidlieBli6 nit dmeritani.
Iden 9ei6iiBen uno Burfgsi4Oiisn
SelbTt Grantreih lam nbne uniere
5ilfs ni6t beiteben, pie bos tis ge=
pan5srten 9tutOmobiIe, bic GiIenbabns
paggons, bic 9ranaten, Die tdgIid OOr
bier mad jsnsm 2anbe abgeben, bs3eus
gen.
Dir belfsn ben qtaiirten aber nidt
aQein nit Wuffen, ionoern unteritiiBeH
lie aud nit 9eIo. Ni6t Die 0ilfts Der
Summen, pel6e bic Nqiirten fir
&risssnatsrtal ihuIOen, fDiro OOn ib'
nen baar be5ablt. es gsi4iebt oas nit
We4feln, fpeI9e inoirstt DON uuIeren
9anten bistontirt perben uno 3pdr il,
Der Weiis, bdb Elm gauts SorIortium
BON WuQ Street, bag bic 9eIadfte fir
bic 9laiirtsn 6eiOrgt, feline Wsaisl in
ben Rsisrnebanten oistontireu Idbt.
Damit niht senug, leiiteH bic Der.
Staaten audi bitfrside Sanb bei Der
ausbunseruus Der bsutiden 9srbiins
bsten. inbem iie gHglanb geita!tsH, bic
3ufubr bon 2ebensmitteIn unb DON
bannfreir @aars, pis guumpoGe.
niat blos na6 ben trtegsfiibreHben,
ionbern aud na9 Den neutralsn Cans
bern Su perbinoerr.
Die Wi6tigteit, bic unfer 2dnb fir
bic aliirten befibt, bat 5ur hegreiflis
den Golss, bab aud bic 6ffsntlide
Rsinung in bisfem 2anbe ftrers iibsr.
tpa9t unb besiufIubt pirb. T!h ausr
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uGnnrmsReiernen bpn iun.

ny n r N { " Ter pen pon 1ull'
gen 9euten Iino nod pprbanoen" be.
rihtet Der &orreiponoent Der Gbicasoe,
Tribune" aug Berlin. @ieler Iheint
es unglaubli9, ba bod SeutI9lant
Sries sessn gang europa fiibrt unb ss
als ielbitperitGnblih eelteu miibte, BAT
isber tpaffenfGbiss beuti Wunn i6or
lGngft tc S6iiBenstaben fia befinbet
Das RdtbIel pOn ben sroBen nod oor.
baubenen Referpen piro aufgettdrt
ipenn mir bic S6la9tenberi9te perfpls
gen, aus ipel6en berpprgebt, oaB BIZ
beutI6en 0erbiinbeten ale Qngriff(
nit elmer bebeutenb seringeren @n5abI
BON MannI6aften unterre9men, als
ibren Geinben gu 9ebote iteben. Wir
haben bas 3eusniB pOn SiHbsnburg
BEN pobl Riemano pagen tpirb, einen
prablbans gu rennen, pab er ale iei1e
Siege sssen einen breifa9 10 itarter
5sinb seponnen bat. 9lei6es 1T pom
ipeitIi9en &risgsIdauplaB bsridtet
porben, Die Seiterreider babsn, pie
unbeitrsitbar erpieien lit, in ibrem
9ertbeiOisunsstampfs in ben Garpa'
then baufis gegen cine iedsfaae llebers
madt itanbgebalten. 9ei6idte 5iihs
runs unb periDnli4e 9iihtigteit Der
WannI6aften iibertpinoen ben Iiarten
Istnb. tpie bas in allen Grisgen Der
5aq setpeisn 1T. Sn bieiem 1T fait
ausnabmslos Der Sisg nidt bern erOBs
ten Seere, fonbern bem tii6tigiten
Seere perbIieben. 0as rG;iIen mir
i4On BON 2(leranber, bon GGiar unb
bon Happleon |. Der unb bas bsitGtiat
iif isbt aufs Rsue. gBir tonnsn irgar
nod Elm i9Iasenberss geipiel an Der
siirtei liefern. Dor 5pei Suhrsu
brad iie untsr bem 9tnsriff Der tIstHsn
galtanitaaten big sur gsruibtrng 5us
iummen. SEPT bebauptet iie iih sessn
bic Tlotten unb Ssers bon Gnsluno,
Srantreid unb Rublanb. Wer Das
Dor sipei Sabren fir mDgIia eebaIteH
bate, ipGre als Elm offenbarcr Tarr
berla6t porben. 2tber bieisr llms
Ihpuug lit lei4t seuug gu crtIdrsn
Die Siirtsi bat sleia nuh ibrem gu.
iammenbru6 i'm 9aItdn cine sriinbs
li9s REORGANIZATION Ses 6eeres oura
bsutf6e Sffi5iere porssnommsn. 9os
tiirtii6e Seer III gut orsaniiirt, gut
einerer3irt unb ptrb BON oeutf6en
Sffi5isrsn befeblist. Daber bas iiters
raifenbe, aber ertIarlids S6auipisI,
bag es fia segen bic sr0bten Wlddte
guropds bebauptet. 0amit It aud
bic grtldruns aegsben. tpie 9eutfas
lamb uro Oeiterrsih fold grobs Grs
fOlss sr3ieIsn tOnnen, Obne ibrs gau3s
aruft ein5ufessn unb Bel iolden nod
perbleibenbsu Reierpen iolltsu bic
Miesma6sr enblisb aufb6reu, BON elmer
NieberIase Geutf6Ianbs gu
reben.
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bilben bas 5unbament unIsrsr Sns
buitrie unb man bot bieie seppfeti, nm
Gtiinmsn Su fansen. Mus ben jeBt ses
ri9tlib peripprfenen 3ollerlab betrifft,
70 erfolsis sr su Dem Spsde, eine ame-
ritoniias Shiffabrt aufsubousn unp
unfer iiberaus tpetier urb umEhtiser
9lrGiibeni bat ft4 niht einmal bic
Wliibs senon,mtn, uniers YertsGse 3u
itubirsn, bic i'm bslebrt baben mir
ben, bab 'ameritaniids Sd)iffe bieien
gOrSus niht senieben fonnen. 9luG
1T es ibm ni9t aufsebdmmert. baB
ipenn bas 8eieb aud ni6t pertrasss
pibris seipeien mare, Die europGif6en
Resterunsen es burd eiuen 3oaSu>
i9lag fir Waaren, bic in ameri.ani-
i6en sdiffen antpmmen, binfdaig ses
ma6t bdtten.
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init ben Naattatsn an.

Mit BEN giadrihtea au g
europa brpbt es Bis in ben Suli
binsin Idleht beItelIt gu Iein. gtmo.
fpbdriIhe Ginfliiife itDren Den 9striet
Der 5putenitationen, bic uns alleir
ebrli9e Wiittbeilunsen bringen unb
brOben oenielbsn aeitipeilis sGn3lidj
Iabm 5u lssen. SEPT pirb Der snsli.
fAe Senior pieoer 9elesenbsit baben,
bieies 2anb auf bic gemeinite WeiIe 3ll
betriisen, lpie es bel IusbruA bes
arieges eei6ab. llniereu 2sIern III
baber gu ratben, baB lie an ben Susen,
mann bios bas BON ben @nglGnbern
tOntrulirte Sabel tbGtts lit. aLe 9e'
ri6te iiber alliirte Siege nit BEN srpBs
ten 9orbebaIt uufnebmen unb fid
bur6 Weloungen bon beuti6en Rieber=
lagen, Die ni6t ausbleiben tperoen,
iueun bic Gngldnber ungeitDrt Iiigen
tonnen, ni6t entmutbieen ldFen.
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DEN Iebten geri9tsn su'
fplss lit Elm frsunbidaftIi6es GiuOsr'
nebmen 5piiden 9euti9lanb uub ber
Ser .Stdaten tpegeu Der .2uftania ..
2lHseIesenbsit gsiidert. Die bsutidc
Rssisruns pirb paritellen, Dob pi.
n2uTtunia" gu ben ensliI9en 9ilfss
treu5ern sebOrte unp lie Grunb aur Ins
fiht bate, oab basSdiff bepaffnetpar,
Demna4 obne 8eiteres 5eritprt perber
burfte. DAP bieie 9tniidt irris mar,
iptrb pm Dsuti9lanb ni6t 3ugeitanz
ben, aber es gibt Die MDgIi6teit zines
Srrtums gu uro piu oaber ben geforS
berten ShabeneriaB leiiten. Den
Saudboottriss ielbft tpirb 9eu!'6lanb
niht einitellsn, aber S6iffe, bic ni6t
armirt iino, buDon dusnehmer unb ioz
melt 4usrtffs ituttfinbsr, nit Der nDs
tbigsn @orii6t essen 9srluIt bon Meus
i6suleben banbelu. Dieie Intport
lam nt6t umbin, ben 9rGfibeutsn 81
befriebisen, ba er feIbit 5ugcitanben
bat. bab er ben Saudboottrieg an fih
ni6t Derbietsn min, fonbsrn nur fir bic
sidsr3sit umerituuii4sr giirger sin@
tritt.
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un.rp arttt.

Ssrr 2sbmann: .ga. Ssrr Bhasr,
iDos III benn NIT Sbnsn, Sic finb ia
bod 10 uisbersefdbIds,n2"
Serr MiilIsr: ga. mub man ilinii
Du IN mir oisie Nadi msin nsasr GdI.
rer NIT Der aafi. unb mslnsr 5rau
Dut6ssbronni."
Ssrr atbmunn; ,armr Mlaml-
Ssr MiiIIsr; .Wlsin.u Sis9 Ra.
I'm Grunbs Qsnommsn bsbaurs ttb ibs
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-28

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-28
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-28

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