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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-01-23
City Hall Notes
lContinued from pago 3.

OF the qualified electors Of said city;
and.
whereas. az said election more than
two-thirds Of the said qualified cleo
tors voting at said election, by ballot
decided In favor Of said proposition;
aud.
Whereas, all acts, conditions and
things required to be done happened
or perfo. med precedent 10 and in the
borrowing of the said Forty Thousand
Dollars t$4O,OOOOo) ana issuing there
for the bonds Of the said City, as here
matter provided have been done,
happened and performed;
Therefore, BE II Resolved. by the
common council Of said city. that said
sum Of Forty Thousand Dollars Gao
00000) be forthwith borrowed on the
credit Of the said City, and that forty
t4Ol bonds Of said City be issued there
forfor, for the purpose aforesaid. as
follows
Said bonds shall be OF the denomi
nation Of one Thousand Dollars
(S100OO0l each, shall be dated the 2nd
day of january, a. D. 1915; shall bear
interest az The rate of FIVE per cen
tum per annum. payable semi-annual-
ly. on the second days OF January
aud July, each year according to
coupons to be attached to said bonds.
Said bonds shall be payable, both as
TO principal and interest, at the Office
of the City Treasurer Of said city
and shall mature as follows
Two go of said bonds shall mature
Jan 2. 1916; two CO shall mature
Jan 2. 1918; two (2) shall mature
Jan Q 1919, two % shall mature
Jan 2, 1920. two CD shall mature
Jan . 1921, two 90 shall mature
Jan. 2, 1928; one GJ shall mature
Jan ?. 1924; one CD shall mature
Jan 2. 1925; one CD shall mature
Jan 2 1926 i've 60 shall mature
Jan .. 1880 fvet5l shall mature
Jan .. 1881 five CD shall mature
Jan. 2, 1882; FIVE t5l shall mature
Jan 2, 1888 and five CO.. shall mature
Jan 2. 1884
BE II Further Resolved, that, for
the prompt payment OF both princi-
pal and interest when and as the same
falls due, the full faith, credit and re-
sources Of said City shall la said
bonds be declared 20 be and hereby
is irrevocably pledged. and said bonds
shall be signed by the Mayor Of the
said City and countersigned by the
City Clerk thereof and sealed with the
corporate seal of said city and the in
terest coupons to be attached TO said
bonds shall be authenticated by the
Autographed signatures OF the Mayor
OF said city and the Clerk OF said
City.
BE II Further Resolved. that the
bonds hereby authorized shalf be in
substantially the following form 20.
wit
UNITED STATES or AMERICA
State oi Michigan County of Iron
The city OF Cry stall Falls
M xI0OOuO
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-01-23

CoNTRAcToH
AID BUILDER

PLANS ANo riNArss FURNISHED
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-01-23
countersigned
coupt,Nf

On the 2nd day ot January July,
a -, 10 the city Of crsstal
Falls. iron County. STATE ~ Michlgap
promises TO pay bearer che sem OF
$500 al the office Of the treasurer
Of said city, in said City Iron County.
Michigan, for interest due that day
on its City Hall Bond dated January
.. 1915, No .......
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-01-23

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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-27
BUT FIVE HOURS
WERE REQUIRED
TO LOAD VESSEL
REMARKABLY RAPID DISPATCH
WAS GIVEN STEAMSHIP RICH.
MoNo. WHICH ARRIVED EARLY
AND WAS READY FoR SEA AT
NOON.

Remarkably rapid dispatch was Civ
en the British steamship Richmond.
which arrived early yesterday from
the quarantine station. The steamer
named was berthed AZ TarraRona
wharf and a. O'Clock TIA the morning
four gangs started 20 en- the steamer.
By noon. or Just a fraction less than
Eve hours the steamer was ready for
sea. SO far as cargo was concerned AZ
that hour. q total 81 900 600 superficial
feet % railroad slcepera had been
loaded into the matches ~ the Rich
mOad and had been slowed up.
The Richmond was. therefore. ready
80 proceed 20 sea exactly five hours
otter tying up az the docks. and one
officer said that she was ready Tor
sea go quick that he did not have time
rs put tire rae guards on The haNscrs
This remarkable record was accom-
plished by the stevedarBg firm 80
Christie a. Rivers. who. "a few months
ago. actually loaded and dispatched am
entire steamer inside 90 three days.
and actual work was less chan twenty
four hours. IL was asserted.
The Richmond came here from
across the water. hasiinT from an Eng
fish port. She went 60 quarantine
Monday. came over 10 the city early
yesterday morning when she docked.
and shortly after the noon hour steam
ca up Go the coal chutos for bunker
supply This morning the steamer
gaea to Gulfport. Miss. GO complete
cargo q cross ties Tor English ports.
More Rapid Work.
The swedish steamship HeIsing borg.
which started GO work a couple OF DAYS
aEo. viii be ready for her trip Go tho
war zone 81 Europe thus afternoon.
carrying from here a fuu cargo of
more than q million superficial feet
~ cross ties. Less than thirty hours
~ actual working time, t was claimed.
will result On tire steiner being ready
for sea.
The British steamer Lodaner. which
dacse8 yesterday Tor naval stores, will
be ready ta So Ga sea today.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-27
NO DOUBT that
RESINOE DOES
STOP ITCHING

u ls q fact tHat the moment Reslnof
Ointment touches itching skins. the
itching stops and healing begins with
the AID 81 Res.nol Soap. lt almost all
ways clears away adj trace of eczema.
riuEworm. Eimulss. ar similar torment
ING. uusiehtlE eruption quickly. leaving
the skin clear and healthy
And the best 90 60 BE- you ueeH never
hesitate 60 use Eesinol soap and Resi-
mol Ointment There ss nothing iu
them En- insHre the tenHrrest surface
Res1nol Is a doctors prescription which
for EwertN years BIAS been used be
careful physicians for many kinds 1g
skin A4zrt.ens TheN prescribe ResGnol
freely knowIre That ts soothing
HcalluE arzzrN o. brought shout Hss
medication ~ eTan1 and gentle az ta
be suited tu rhe most aeI cate or trrI-
lated skin. Restna1 Ointment fsac
and so. ard Bee5ual soap g1Ecf. are
sold ny all dFgEEtsts. tAavs
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-27
FAIR MANAGER
HAS TELEPHONE
IN HIS OFFICE
ASSOCIATION lNsTALLs INsTRU.
MEAT At HEADQUARTERS TO
FACILITATE WORK or PREPAR.
ING FOR SHOW.

Telephone 30. 5ea has been Installed
in the cfilee Of Secretary and General
Manager IS. J. LuIard. % the Escam-
Ola County Pair Association. and bust
ness which may be transa cted by
phone viii receive the general man
ayers personal attention.
Mr.. Lillard is just as busy as he
can possibly be these DAVIS. arranging
Tor tho fair week Being mainly a
county agricultural and stock show.
many "details have 90 BE- worked out as
fast and as complete as possible. ami
this requires much studlCus attention.
It is announced thar the premium
lists are I'm course of preparation. and
should be ready for distribution
shortly Compilation Of this pubUra-
ton n a whole lot % work. and AS Ia
devolves almost entirely upon the Sec
Rotary exclusive Of the premium list
for the womau's department. IL is a
great relief when the Iist is complete
and printed
Mr. Lulard is always glad 20 see hts
friends iu the fair associations Official
headquarters. and is always ready ta
lend a willing ear 90 anything I'm con-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-27
MANY ASK PORT
COMMISSION Be
CREATED HERE
CITIZENS WOULD HAVE RIGHT TO
VOTE ON TIE AMENDMENT ~
GENERAL ELECTION.

Petitions containing the signatures
~ hundreds of citizens Wsnt % ITALIA
hassee yesterday requesting thHt sen
atnr John "a. Jones ana Representa-
tlvea Anderson and Huftenbach secure
tbs passaEa az au amendment 90 the
cIfy charter creating the board % port
eamm.ss saners for the port ~ Penaa-
cola with authority 20 sell tne $500 0oa
issue - bonds construct the dock and
belt line railroad. operate this prop
wrty after completion and develop the
port The proposed amendment has a
referendum clause attached requiring
"a vote af the qualified electors 81 the
city on the proposition .n the general
election early neEt montn.
Citizens believe that the creation
az such a commission would solve tire
problem af the ports development but
It will require much work 90 secure
.ta passage. for senator Jones and
Representative HuFtonbach both ops
pose the measure. despite the fact that
30 ls 90 he voted upon Go the city cleo
tan
Mayor Greenhut and the other city
comm ssloners favored the measur
when Hrst drafted. but now they are
unanimous ln their opposition e. its
HassaEe
AH those who favar saeh a measure
are urged Co wire Senator Jones AM
Representative Anderson and Hurt
enba-h to-day.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-27

Something you must not mics. Frank
Lloyd ~ X Wilson and Helen Leslie
IN TIE great LaemmIs tao rel drama
'Tricksry" A powerful story Of q
weak son who succiImba 20 the wales
q a siren, reieCted By his father. she
viii not let him 50 even though hla
father - brought 20 the brink q death
However. she IL foiled through the
loyalty e the family physician and
EdEer at last wakes up % bis folly
and the love % hln beautiful foster
sister. Doris
The Human Octopus" an unusual
story with Walter &c wards n the dual
role q a politician and the leader Of
an organization % besgers The hero.
young newspaper reporter. loves the
politicians daughter but the father
does not like him. Later the hero
discovers that the father L. the motor
ioua Hunchy Dolan, The scenes taken
in Hunchys den arr full ~ interest
and form the BACKGROUND 81 d new
sort ~ crock story. After discovery
the father goes 20 Europe and the hero
mnrriea the girl Something new N
the way Of a sium yarn
King BagEot and Jane Can In a
one-act comedy Fifty fifty" This
one promises % be q very entertaining
number II the Imp brand There are
many laughs and you are sure e en-
Joy g.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-27
Too Late for Classification

FOR RENT-sman. completely furnished
housrboat. for use Bayou Texar Ideal
for camping parties. Phone $40. maygfgf
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-27

AFT AND NATURE.


The sheep upon the sloping green
Goes "Ba-a-a" on nimble feet;
The COW goes "Aoo-o-o" Up on the
scene
With clover bright and sweet
The dog goes "Bow-wow" an the day,
The kitty murmurs Meow"
The rooster in the garden way
Goes "Cock-a-doodle-do."
The duck goes "Quaek. quaek--
happy bird
While swimming al eiate.
Alas / cannot spell . word
The pig 20 initiate.
In vain my pretty toys / seek
Duck, sheep, and dog and cat
For Natures voice--they only squeak.
And speak alike a. that
] think L quite ridiculous
To hear my rooster chant
just like the hippopotamus,
The goat. and elephant
/ think these toys ! like che best
To play with % the hall,
Should 60 like Nature when they're
pressed
Or never 20 a. all
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-27
vie,rsia Concert

The following IL the program Of the
monthly Nictrola concert tonight az
Reynalds Music House They have
selected twenty aehuufm numbers
from the June list u new records.
which include the following Two
brilliant opera numbers 81 Miss Kline,
tao beautiful hesltatona hy McKee,
orchestra. two records 81 Charles
kellogg the famous Nature singer,
gems from rn Persian Garden
part one and part tao Two great
tTrovnt0re numbers English The
famous Haxaphone sexeette from "Chiu
Chin and three Hawaiian inatrumen-
tai records. A penzA hailod - Caruso
and Eiman Kreisler plays q favorite
pvorak number A charming Tschai-
kowsky duet ~ Destlnn and Duehenne
A favorite hymn - Glack and Homer
Bert sings an air from MaHcagni Iris"
d rousinE military sons by Mccormack
aollman'a beautiful Song 81 Love"
BY Aida and Mischa I.lman
Gems from In Persian Garden
part 1 and part q Liza Lehman.
Victor Opera Company.
That Moaning SaNarhone RaE(Sax-
aphone sexte1te Harry Cook Tom
Brown Six Brown Brothers
Dlnornh tshadow song Act 2--Mey-
erberr Olive Kline
L.ucia--( Mad scsne) Act 3 scene -
peuizetti Olive Kline
The Trumpeter--L Frances Barron
j Airlie John Mccormack.
Piqne Dame CThe Queen Of Spades
1t is Evening" Act I--TachaikoWBky
Emmy Destlun- Maria l)uchene.
slaVonle Dance. No ! IN q Minor
pvorak Kreiscler Frita Kreisier
Tris-tOne Day - the Templel Act
2 MascaKui Lucrezla Bori.
Songs of our Native Birda-No
Bird Voices. Charles Kellogg The
Nature singer
rroxatore-M ieerere tAh. Have
sighed 10 Rest Mel Act t--verdi olive
Kline Harry MacDonough.
Trovatore Home e our Noun.
tains) Act 4 Verdi Marguerite Dun
lap Harry MacDonouEh
HlIo- Hawaiian March Hawaiian
String Instruments Irene West Royal
Hawaiinns.
wailana waltx CDrcwsy waters)
Hawaiian Guitar Duet Pale X Lua-
David Kali
one sweetly solemn Thought
Phoebe Carey-R. s. Amhroae. Alma
Gluck Louise Homer
Humoresaue tOrchestra with Bro
Voices1 uvorak. Charles kellogg
Chnnsen d'amour Cove Song Chaa
Graudmough- u Helimsn Frances
Ada Mtscha Elman
Ny Clarahelle waltz W Mckee.
McKee's Orchestra.
Minor and Mator waltz. W. Nc
Kee NcKee's Orchestra
81 Nous Lavtez conipris--Afalodie
CHave You But Kuownl l. Denza
Fnrlco Caruso- NfIscha Gilman.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-27

Bet esz sidewHikrd be covered
With the 'rithmetie I've done;
Bet I've writ q Mullen answers
Since de time / hrss begun.
Allpa lots and lots more eomln'.
Oh, shs work ! gotta Dol
Wondsr why In thundeTMtIon
Thia old work ain't never through !
Wonder II there's many others
Adds up just the sans a. mel
jest guess aud keep on gueaein'.
Hopin' enc and one makes thvae.
WoadeE. II keep on learnin'.
I'll Be just the stupsd feel
Teacher scerns % liks - cal ma
When he Keeps me afaer nrhooif
NoadeF, IN thar pkAc< ealiod He1wem.
II they give zoe zrann 70 d02
Any pisce'a snewm SnsnEa Menweu
Where q feihrg'a work was throuxhi
--KezDefh Graham Dwfh~ad
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-27
"eraustarka 81 the sonlsa.

@FauHtark 81 the 6onftn.
Francis * Bushman ,he most pop
ular acter and the bewltchlnKly beau
tifnl Beverly Bayne play the leading
parts On the slx-reei feature Deluxe
"Graustrak tire photo -dramatizatlon
~ George Barr MeCutcheon's famous
novel ~ tire same title
Critics on the big metropolitan asif.
les have pronounced the picture one
~ the most intensely thrilling and
perfectly acted photo-dramas ever
produced
The sfora q Graustark. tire most
widely read George Barr McCutcheon
newell 70 familiar e. nearly everyone
So when the announcement Vas
made thar Francis Bushman. several
times voted the worlds most popular
moving picture actor. would play the
psrt . Greenfaii Lofty. the American.
there wac q Freat demand Tor the pic.
ture Bushman critics say. has Ia
"Graustark far surpassed any actIne
he has ever done
How the red hlooaed American
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-27
ERSELY TOLD.
800 REWARD-s. :
Psnsasela pa

$500 REWARD, -, ssg = !.
reward for evidences suffiolsnt 10 oonvicl
sny pnFaon foand steafinu subscribers
aaRafa aft@f delivery % aauma ~ carrier
some considerable neigh bnrhond
complaint was voiced last night over
the condition ~ 8 sidewalk which
runs under mulberry tree. from
which fruit had dropped making
the walk dangerous for pedestrians.
and also causing the assembling Of
myriads ~ flies 40 complaint was
made q the police station but neigh
born ere thinking over q move unless
conditions are hetterod
The Eve maated schooner Mary W
Bowen. which went aground while be-
Inc shifted lis the harbor Tuesday
forenoon, was aoated easily AZ high
tide yesterday and was not damaged
tn The least The big vessel viii com
plete cargo at q berth Go which she
has been assigned az the @ p. q a.
wharf
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-27

0reenfal Lorry meets ire beautiful
Princess and the thrilling expeFtences
which end IN her marrying him gives
countless opportunities for oonsummAto
acting ard superb sfaes effectn
Handsome Buahman aud beautiful
Miss Bayns are perfectly ntted 20 the
parts
The new ventilAtlng arrangement q
tie Bonita Theatre wtu be working for
the nrat time tomorrow
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-27

neetion with the forthcoming fair.
which So promises will De q surprise
60 long time residents here when they
see what may be produced in the lin
SIS 81 this county
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-27
SHORT MEETING or
CHIEFS or POLICE

Cincinnati O.. MAY 26s-The chiefs
~ police sherifs and railway agents
conventions. tn Joint session here. held
only a short morning session, the rest
~ the DAY being given over . pleasure
trips
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-27

Il che United states should So Co war.
the maa who would look after the health
% Uncle sans troops would be Surgeon
famous sanitary expert In tie country
70 was Surgeon General GoFEaa who
cleaned up Havana after the spanish
American war and turned Go from ca hot
bed af yellow fever into one % the health
lest cities iu the world Ha vas chief
sanitary oficeF atHluH the construction
81 the Panama canal wseFe. ln spite o.
the tropical climate. tae euunt ~ illness
among the employees was negligible
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-27

Rastus Tacksou.--.Am i wrong 70
drink root beer. Grandma2
Grandma Jackson I amt exac1y
wrong. but its rislCy--soms OBJ our
Rreateax statesmen bekan CO root beer.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-27

named A. Prdimgasayssm xanlsA He
fnvasikbfy wa0fe kas nanas ia umsy,
ard sfeeT ne had bern A1sn@ IL Lr
xbcus hfeeca femws I'm hfass Il he
dAanf i0gae4 w1af tlsa ~ saOod howl"
THE boNQ And aHOzr on IT.
Aunkles-And Hoe wma manama
drsssed IT ne pagty. rettsa9
Tottsep-sW'y, che had . pity, wife.
lena. sbOxt evseag-----
Aupties--&3ut, dsAr, how uouaa a be
both long and sheriff
Totsie.-4Wy ID was inag aa tAa
bottem and shart as sAa tnpl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-18
Scr Naph dis Irisbcnspcrmittlcr.

Snst bat Der boadnbihe pr Otefantii DE sfrHtHeaer 5err %.
y Salter IN elmer. lansren Ibbanblung, betitlt: ~SeitrG9e sur gntiebs
.rn9s9e1dtbte pta 9roBen |arie9es". Die Stelnhs bcS SapheS ais neutrale
Woht beruor9ebobeu. Or glaubt. bab feline He9Erun9 ih Icitterhe berufen
balten lam, enen Srud amf Die straightforward, ouS5uibeu. I'M Den arRe
au15ubaten, up baB beioncers Gin 3uiammen8eben Der nieOtrldnbiiGen He.
9nrnn9 NIT Sericnt9cn Der Sercfhigten Stadfen bon Inerfa int hodien gRaBc
bepentlub 9endmt perben pulBte. NiIt auein. ipd in. Der gro6en arnerhaS
ntlhcn 8cputit bs onscidhHde Clement porberriht ionbern audi mb Dor
Nlcm. neil Die. Linton Idon icit pHfcu Sabreu nit Gnglnnb IN Der srcBen
Snttt 5uianuenptrfJ 10 Dab bon ibr elm san5 unpartciitcs &erbdten utt
.perlan9t amp nhht erpartet iuerSeu tnnn, gs 9bt MIR cine 8roSmaGt, Die,
6uBerbalb .mo oberbalb Der Tartemn rebenb. hcacn ibrer ithiten Steauns
en5u9reien bereht9t 1T no Die, tuenn lie Den riftgcn Iueenblid bafHr gez
fonmen eradrct. unDpeifcbat and cin9reten wirb. SGfe 6robmahf lit
&c. &eit9teit Der Tapft. ellie. be. pen Srhreu ur ieiner icIbinpiuen lebcn,
9thh pct' % lie. mic Der Strcibr SicieS, Srptcr0nhn cbcr antWitcu inn.
imo Die ben Srm3 lubItn, ibr SHtc nm Sriebcn an cmHn 9ReniGen 5u rhten
minen mad &m 8cben unb iir ntt an 9esirungeu ueubcn. pom bcncn feline
cnSge gc9cuu6cr Den Sra9cn, Ibcr Die 8enrttn pmh. ais unincreiTcrt 9clhn
tann. Ser GinfluB bea sol. Saters. Der feline naaaiden @rcn6eu tuut. 1T
iclbt in .Gn8ano ebr groB. Seme bobe edtGtbe Sepeutuns gilt fir aae
Gambler. lie Grnsnnnns eihes bOnanbiihen 8eiauoem ben Yahfam maroe
parnni niht anefn bic Grtiains ener ucriaumtcu srpken ioeeaeu gfie5t
scscnibcr bn tntbulnhen Slrstrn im, iunoern inter ben escaemuarfaeu
hmlNnctn' cine Sbat Der 5rieSrnsliehc mb Der gSeisbeh, nm nht in iaacm
bic Grtianua zines crimgcuncu GrfurrerniHeS Der Sit.
Ser IrRc Gus tnnc nit glcidem Ncht. nit 9eihsr Netpung, fr bc
%creiuiScu Su0ttN Ncihrtcbeu icu. !ytr 1biieu aus gutter .Guelt, bmb Is
bic Grfiuung inc 9.irnt8u Sr6cnSpuRidc; lmeres M~Senrs IN Hul be-
beuteu tuirbe ipcnn feline amerifanidcn, aiber mi @atfmn bur6 cineu @es
ianbteu pertrctcn paren. &ose hpcr &er5asruunid beS Yaptes balp IN
I@rfuauns sEnl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-18
Gsnsrebmamn Deamer IN Ser
Observation-Disclosures.

"Go ilt Gin ctelbafteS SGauipiel.
bds beutc Dor Den @ugen Der aneris
f~aniid,en Scpolterung no~riibersiebt.
8ir milien cs nit anleben. fpie llucle
Sam lih nit Den bpuigiilBcn Heoez
%menounseu zines Sd%n,droBerS cine
&obltbat D Gnglduh croettclf, ndbs
reno CT I'M itiditen Nllgcnbiid Seutid,s
lurb .eine &otid,uft iibcrmittclt, Die
inter bem oilnniteu S6lcier Der SGiz
lihfeit Die .beleipisenec 3umutbuna
perbir8t. ba6 Die 9eutiden auf bober
see nihts gu ind)eu bdtten."
0tit 'bieieu niht miBiupefStebenbcu
@orten brabte am ~. Sebrilar gons
9reRs Ibgeoroneter goIlmer leinc
y + III a t nnii6ten iiber bic BON Der
.Suneesrebierung nah Berlin lino
SonSon .9%cIanbteu. Notrn gum IuSz
ernd. Sd fam mir aber uiut pors
'tclsch" lAlo6 CT. .boB Gin mirllid'er
a~nlcritaniidcr Sntriot bicic beiocn
Notcn ucbcneinauber lefcn iulp nidt
oie. G%mpiinpung habcn muB, baB CT
infol9e Der SaItung Seter, Die fir
Die Sallung Der Noten p~erantlportlid
iJnh. ieoe SelbltaGhang perlOren bat"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-18
Die Secictlaett bel Sen Salt
Iantss Jn5elft.

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@eIhdftsmaunes' on ieiuen Mtils
.pallfee'r @eihdftsireuno 'purbe Sen
.@eruunins 6erplo" 5iir @erfilgnn9
.9efcut, Der in leilter sts9abe BPM 10.
Sebrilar sSol9enbeS mclbet: @ir
feirrn Die Seeidladt bel Sen Salt
lambs Sniein. ~. Nind Den amt
liden Oittbeilun9en 9riii boS fleinc
@e1htpabcr mntcr' Montreal b.
Spec bas engliide Shlnhtibiii Sc
lhtpnoer an. SrcB Der llebertcscnbeit
oeS en9lildlen 8elhpaoers mlStc bic
les boh ben Angriffcn Der tapieren
fleiueu bellhdJen Slette neiten uilb. es
5pg it'd ganS aus Dem @efeht 5uriid.
Snnn crit grill nnfer @eidtpobcr (oaS
.iapaniIde) in BEN anmpf eiil. unb Icstc
oaS @cfedt furt, his bic bcutldlcn
Shtffe .ibtc Wlmitipn Total peridoiien
hattcn. Inn uuu lpcitcrcn @ntipidcs
llingen .bicie5' fprtan ungleiden aams
pies por5ubeu9en, borten Die iapu,
niitcn' ariegsidiiie nit Dem Scueru
'auf unb 5oaen iid 5uriid. Sebt aber
'febrte Ole eu9liihe S6lahtflotte pies
Der 5uriid. crofinete ouf's Nelle oaS
'@eidiiefeuer unb 6erlrDrtc Die Nun
pcbrlolen ocutIden &reu6crl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-18

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