davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-14
The Hard Coal Ruling.

Delaware and Lackawana will be ad-
versely affected by about 100000 by
the anthracite coal decision. Expenses
are just as high with the lower rate as
they were before, and the consumer
does not benefit through the reduction,
the profits, according to the coal presi-
dents, going into the pockets of the
middleman.
President Underwood Of the Erie calls
special attention, characterizing the
ruling as picking the pockets Of the
shareholders in railroads to put it into
the pockets of retail coal dealers Rail-
road shareholders outnumber the coal
dealers, 80 the greatest harm is done
10 the greatest number"
Delaware and Hudson will lose on the
new rates about 100000. Its divi-
dend In 1914 was paid with a surplus
Of 100000.
Lehigh Valley will lose $1,000. 900.
Reading and Jersey Central expect to
recopp their losses by advances on
certain lake and New England rates
Erie will benefit from advanced rates
to Chicago by 100000
W. II. Truesdale, president of the
Delaware and Lackawanna, declares
that the practices that were SO seyerelv
scored by the commission were stop
ped long ago.
Some Of the coal men believe that the
rui1ng can be defeated in an appeal to
the highest court, Is confiscatory
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-14
LIVERPOOL.
CURB STOCKS.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Co.
members New York Stock Exchange.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-14
Constructive Factors of Week.

Broader and more significant de-
velopments included the Mexican situa-
ton and the further sensational de-
cline in rates of exchange on London
and Paris to lowest quotations in over
a generation. Negotiations for the
placing of additional credits here for
British and French interests are known
to be in progress. this being regarded
as the only permanent form of relief.
The brilliant crop report and U. S.
SteeTs July statement Of untitled ton
mage were among the more construc-
tive factors of the week. Railroad
earnings also proved more satisfac-
tory, albeit most net gains continue to
be made at the expense of reduced
operating expenses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-14
Weeks Developments Interesting.

The week in the stock market was,
crowded with interesting developments,
although interest in the market itself
again converged mainly around the
war specialties, including some issues
of minor importance. The course of
the more important stocks, particularly
the railroads, was governed to a great
err extent than usual by the several
decisions handed down by the inter-
state commerce commission.
First among these was the meager
increase in freight rates granted to the
western roads, while the second order
ed sharp cut in rates now charged
by the anthracite carriers. and yet an
other was of favorable import to the
soft coal lines. Between these varying
decisions the market for railways was
somewhat unsettled and a consider
able part of the improvement made In
the first days was lost later. Other
standard issues were affected to the
extent of to points.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-14
LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL, August 14.-Wheat-
No. spot Manitoba, lis Cd: No. 3, lis
I'd; No. l northern Duluth, lis I'd.
Corn-Spot, American mixed, new, 9s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-14
Condition of the Treasury.


LONDON, August To-day is
holiday on the stock exchange here.
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Up-River Waters

Up-River Waters.
Special Dispatch to The Star
HARPERS FERRY, w. Va, August
1.-THE Potomac and Shenandoah
rivers both were muddy this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-14
financial Notes.

Anheuser- Busch Brewing Company
shares were recently given a valuation
by the Illinois expert in valuing stocks
for Inheritance taxation, at s41,SOO a
share The price was accepted with
out protest. The company was incor-
porated with S250,00O capital in 1853
and the capital never increased. The
Sharp Doane Surgical Instrument
Company's stock was valued by the
same expert at $27 200 share. Found
ed In 1850, with capital of $1,000
this corporation never increased its
capitalization.
One hundred and fifty-seven railroads
reporting to the interstate commerce
commission reported net revenue for
June. 1915, at $72,917,6OO, as compared
with $S1. 603,94 for the same month in
1914.
The American Railways Company.
operating electric street railways in
Altoona. Pa Charleston, W. Va:
Springfield, Ohio; Scranton, Pa; Roa-
noke. Va; Lockport and Joliet, III:
LynSSh6urg. Va: DAYTON. Ohio. and a
tance. capitalized for S6.713,15O, has re-
duced its quarterly dividend from / Y
to l per cent This Is the second re-
duction within a year and brings the
dividend from a per cent to 4 per
cent basis. The directors blame de-
pressed business for the falling off in
receipts and not the jitneys.
The National City Bank Of New York
has sent H. F.. Meserve to Russia to in
vestigate and report on the advisability
of opening a branch bank in that country
after the war. Mr.. Meserve was formerly
q member of Middendorf, Williams & Co.
Of Baltimore
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-14
Minors Dominate Early Market.

War specialties chiefly those of minor
grades, dominated today's early mar
ket, to the complete neglect of repre-
sentative issues.
Pressed steel Car, American Car.
Sloss- Sheffield Steel and Bethlehem
Steel rose to 4 points and motor
stocks were again prominent. with
new high record for Studebaker.
Pacific Mails response to the sale of
its ships. presumably on profitable
terms was an advance of } points.
Crucible Weakest Of Specialties.
Crucible Steel was weakest of the
specialties, soon yielding points.
A reminder of the recent anthracite
decision was seen in Delaware & Hud-
sons decline of "A.
American Wool common and prefer
red advanced 2 points on the proposed
re-chartering of the company.
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NATIONAL BANKS PAY
/. 100000 TAX MONEY
Forty Per Cent Of Redeposit Is Re.
- turned, Balance to Be Paid in
Six Installments.
Holders Of Government Deposits
Must Respond Promptly With
Cash When ordered-Notes.
BY I. A. FLEMING.

National banks returned to the
Treasury Department today about
100000. part of the tax funds rede-
posted with the banks. Two INSTALL
ments of 20 per cent each have been
paid and the remainder of the tax
money will be repaid to the Treasury
in 10 per cent installments the 18th of
every month until repayment is COM
pleted.
But little government deposits have
been withdrawn within the last month
from Washington banks. The govern
ment has signif1ed it's intention to
transfer public deposits in moderate
amounts, from time to time, to the fed
eral reserve banks. until the entire
government money is in their vaults.
Heretofore some efforts have been
MADE by banks to retain deposits after
This has brought the following letter
from Assistant Secretary Malburn, "by
direction of the Secretary of the Treas
ury:"
Whenever calls for the return of all.
or any part, of government funds de-
posted in national banks have been
made. it has been the practice of many
or the banks to attempt to have the
calls withdrawn or modified, by bring
ing to bear upon the department poll
teal or other influence. Such banks
should bear in mind, however, that
government funds are deposited in ma
tional banks subject to call of the
secretary. and that the purpose of the
secretary in making such deposits is
to have them in such banks as are
able to respond promptly and without
questioning such calls. The govern
ment's business cannot be properly
conducted unless the Secretary is con-
WINGED that the funds of the govern
ment. deposited on call with the ma
tional banks. will be promptly paid
judgment of the Secretary it is to the
interest of the government that such
FUNDS shall be returned to the Treas
0ry. Whenever such banks not only
1aii to promptly meet such calls, but
attempt to secure a reversal or modi-
hcatfon OF the Secretary's order. by
the exercise of outside influence, the
Secretary must presume that they are
not satisfactory government deposit
aries. because the Secretary cannot rely
upo:t them to promptly pay back into
the Treasury the funds deposited with
them when and as such funds may be
needed by the government
The business of the department is con-
Quoted upon business principles and with
reference to the needs Of the government.
Just as the business Of the banks is con-
Quoted with reference to the needs of the
banks Neither the judgment of the banks
nor that OF the outsider can be substituted
Tor the judgment Of the Secretary in the
making OF calls for repayment of govern
ment FUNDS. Those banks which attempt
such practices not only interfere with the
proper conduct of the business of the de-
pertment, but they convince the Secretary
tnat they are undesirable depositaries of
government funds, because they cannot be
relied upon to promptly make repayments
Wnen called Tor by the Secretary"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-14
DIRECTORS

George W. Gray
William -. Hoover
George Howard
Reginald =. Huidek roper
.. II. +. Johnson
Thomas K. Jones
Victor Kaufman
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Today-Sun rose. 5:11 am. sun setk
6 SO pm.
sets: 6 :5S pm.
Moon sets. 8 81 pm.
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unmDgli9
WiadJt bnrd ieineu @ruteit Guleinan
glucrp bic Gntferuung Der @ine
Strahe aaHaIbriide,

CAB oen @iilli6en Der @ci6dft5.
melt an Der @ine StraBe init 8e5ug
cvi oie grtfernimg Der aauaIbriide
ieitens Der Staotberipaltlmg iopeit
nod nidjt RefJullng getrageu meroen
fonnte, Iieat an oent ebemnIigen3ilfss
Staotanlpalt Coleman gIperp, Der
Dfiteiaerrt6imer einea @runoitiides
on Der 8ire uno Canal StrnBe lit
lmo ais ein3ieer ietne 3uIttumung
5lt Der 8erbeiieritug ueriagt lrno ni4t
lpiqcns lit, Die grIarlng 5u inter.
5etdnell oab er ouf Grlno Der notb.
.penoigeu Observation-Disclosures feiHen
SfaoeneriaB bearrpruhen nil. lQe
in6eren tntereiiirten @runobeiieer
Gaben oieie Grtldritn0 al,f oas 9ercif'
milligite ltnter5eidnet llno Die Sta0r
bate nit Der glbtrasung Der Bride
id)on ldngit beeonnen peun ni4t
Serr sloerp oiirh ieinen Nrotelt tbre
Blane hurd)freli5t bdtte. 9ie 6olge
lit, baB pprldliig crit Die 9riide an
Der Spcanore Strabe obeetragen
uto our6 einen llebergmg abnliG
6em on Der Main StraBe geiduffenen
eriest iperoen miro
Serr sIoerp, Der befaitntIib nab.
reno Der Sunt ihen aloniniitration
ciuer Der sIiiiiterten ocS bamaIigen
StabtanlraIts @ettntnn gelpeien, er.
flartc geiteru, ooB ieiner glnfidh naf
Die geplante auffiiQung oes aanoI-
belts rro Die g1tfer,ulna Der Bride
nldjt norgenommcn peroen foate, ou
oieicS ntoeliherpeiie nit oen ip1te.
rem YIanen Der Staot be5iiglid bes
aanaIs foIlibiren fonnte.
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| inG duf Der yennfplponio Balm inns
2e6en fam, bot Die Grlnubnib erbnL.
ten, Don Der 9ubneeieM9aft 1880
In GrleSguug aGer stnipriide si
afseptiren
9erffieoenes.
,Somes Sbdip, Der gerdllbuna oes
n. Scut9aro Inn S15 angeflaat, pur.
be geitern i'm ariminalgeritt icbuloig
befitn6en.
grnit Greino crIanate ein ltrtbeiI
ii6er S325.57 gcaen ;Sobn aropif. -
Die Sdolle Iamliactllring so. Elm
ioldes iiber 1929 aegen &,aItcr 8.
iSoiuIcr. - Gbas. ~. Sander Elm
ioldes ii6er 1926 gtpen Sorrp &c
Souen. - Sar6in SauiiIton lrto Gem.
man elm ioI6es iiber $174.9O gesen
Qbus. g9.G Milion.
8m. q. isiibbnd. ser iueecit giift.
bericrgung ieiner ,SauiiIie 5u elmer
9Irbeiisbausltraic rerurtbeiIt iuoroen
lunr, iuilroe gelterH allf @rnn6 eincs
hon i'm cingeleitetcn oabeas, Corpus
8eriatrcns in 8rei5eit aciebt.
albcrt s. Dlcper bat ul.i @rua6
Der SAd6igune ieiue5 Grunoeigep
t6irris on Der ,aanias 2lpcnue cine
aIage iibcr $500 qcgen bic Staot
Cincinnati aagcitrcnat
9lui e5riinO erlttencr @erlesunacn
Fat Soiepb SteDcns cine aIage ii6er
$4,000 eegcn Der QlniieberuaIter Der
Crescent Motor 60 angcitrenst.
auf 8rnno erIittener 8erIesungen
bet S5ames 1.s Sborpolter cine alaae
!i5er $4,000 aegen Die SnlnpIe 5ltr.
nitHrl SO. eingcreitt.
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1lnbefannter
Son einem Giienbabnjng in &c.
bamsoiae iiberfabren uuS gct0btet.

Sn Der Wprsue barrt ge9enipGrtig
bic 2eide eiues augeniheiuIib BEN
4rbeitsrItanoe angebDrigen U1nnnes
ibrer Soentifi5irung. Der geitern Dor
mittus an Der Clifton QDenue uno
GIpbe Strdbs, SeOamsOiIs, DON einem
3use Der Big 5our Sabn iiberfabrsa
uub auf Der Stsle getDotst nurbe.
Die Der siu5ise 9tugsn3eugs oes llns
falls, Sobn Sarneq, Don 3789 Sias
iibe QDeuue Der YpIiSei mittbeiIte, lief
Der unbetannte ueben bem ga6ngeleii.
Der uno puroe duseui9eirIih, ala Der
3ug beran6rauite, oeriptrrt uub gee
rietb 10 bi6t an bic 9utomDtipe bers
an, baB er CUR Seite aeialeuoert purs
be. gr trug bierbei sinen S9GoeIbrurb
bapoH unb itar6 mad penigen Wfinus
ten, obue oas 8epubtIein pteoertrs
ldngt gu boben. Die Qsi9e purbs
mad Der Mprgue sebratt uno am osnt
Sootsn purbe Elm ROtijbu6 geFunben,
ods ben Ramen Sad WaiIeSut, Ro.
1913 SiiO peOtia Strabe, Gbieaep,
eufbfelt.
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3iemlid) slin,pilif
Serlici elm SaGritu6laaiaa i'm 8e'
OGnoe Der GOmmercinl. Sribnue

3iemfih slimpfli6 psrlief geftsrr
gorHlittag Elm ffa5rItublunfaa i'm sc.
tdube Der Commercial Sri6une, als
Der Sabritubl aus benz 6. StodiuerI
in ben 9elfsr biHdbiduite, benn o6.
ihon Der TabrItubI nit paFasisr.r
oi6t Select mar. ,purbe Hur cine Der
ion osrlsbt.
Die gerIeBte mar aueils 9an Dol.
tum pom yio. 131 Weii Is. StraBe
cine Shiilerin Der i'm Commercial
lribuus 0ebduoe 6efinoli5en Uluel.
lsrfd1en 6anotIsfchul,. bic einen gruf
Dee linten 4rms booontrug uno mad
ibrsr slterliher WObnung aebra6t
Ducosn. na9oeu ibr Elm Rotboerbanc
anatI.at iporbeu mar. iGrl. 0dn Dot.
'um fam. als eer 4uisua i'm &sller
aailtIug unb bic paiiasisre bur4-
chamber esporfen purben, AL untsrii
AZ Iisgsn. Die iibrissn paFasiers Ia,
mtn idmmtlid nit S.m S6r.tsn bar
oon.
Der fa6rffubf, SeHen gaFaai.re ,u.
mtiit aug 36slirasn Der WuelEsr'i6en
6arosIsi5ufe setanbu unb beITsn
Center 4mbrofe portpoOb mar, gs.
risth aubtr Crbnurs. nabosm i'm G.
Stotpsrt brsi pufiagiers sirgsfiisssn
iUaren. portproo psriu6te isin ges
it.s. ben 1Tlbrftubl gum 5aIten su
brinasn, absr Der Ws6anismus pers
iaate unb b:r aabritubl iouife mi.
tIiBdbnIitey 9sf4tpinbisisit in ben
Seller, NO sr nit furhtburer Wu6t
dufi6lua, po5ei al. pafagiers nit
elmer einaissu Qusnabms iopie aud
porttpoob ourh bic bort 6efiublite
Gsffnuna 5srausasi6lsubsrt purbsn.
Die qusua5me mar fSrl. Gfther
i5int. cine StiiIeriu Der Wusqsr'i4en
5aubsIiituI, bic in elmer Ode e.s
iSabriiutIs itluo unb ii6. dls ot:
D,aIhinsrie o.riaaie. nit beib,n 6dns
ben am 9raht5itter anaetlemmsrt bots
ie. sic bIist iHfolsebeiIen i'm Sabr.
fiubl. als oieier ii6 pisbsr NIT
@libssihn.ls nah obsn betpeete.
Gjliidlih.rrtii. battle portpopb @si:
iissaeaenpart aenug. na6bem ,r
herausa,iaIsu9srt iporbsn, iofOrt ,u
Ter Wuibius u ellen. BON ipeIdsr aus
Der Sabri;u5, ahasiRlt tperben tdrr.
ilub brdtte i5a sum StiQiianb, iO6ab
III. aint 5j1nen ipenisn Gstunbsn
aus ibrsr I,iIhrlihen Gage befrtit
irsrosn trnnts. @eri5isbsne DER iuns
asn Tamen. rslte bic aufrseenbe
Sabrt mitgsms1t baiisn. 6stdusn pis
lsi5. srtldrIit Igeintrdmpfe, bsrubis.
ten fih isno5 is6r balb pisber.
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luitig uno outer 0inge gepeIen. Grit
am porgsitrigeu 2l6eno ipdr sr NIT
elmer 9ln3dbl DON Ssreunben 5uiam'
men aefreien unb nihts in ieinem ges
nehmen bate au Der 0ermut6ung 8srs
anl1iIunq 9easben, bab er iia nit
Selbitmorboeodnteu trug.
2lu6 i'm Gouilientrsiie bate
S6mibt dbIplut nichts iiber @eloiDrs
1en permut6en laiIen unb nur ieiner
6rau gedeuiiber gelesentlth benertt,
bdB es isBt I6iper lei 9slb gu Toilet
tiren. ShmiOt gait algemein fur
ipohlbdbenb. ba er peribieoene iebr
populGre GiIdrrenIorten fa6ri5ierts.
Coroner Or. 5oertmeper unb fetn
Glert bon 6oene, bic periOnliae
Freunbe Shmtbt's gstueien, tDaren
tieT eroriffsn. als lie geitern mad Der
Sdnliot id1en g8ohnltrq aerlticn rpllr'
ben, Inn bort hires Qmtes au palten.
Or. Soertmensr ertlGrte, bab er nit
bem SnQusit am hsutigen Gage Begin
nen unb babel isit3uiteaen Oeriu6en
piGl, roo Sfmibt iein 8elo pertpettete,
Inn penn mDalib bic 2eute, Die ibn
aum Metteu berleiteten, aur gerthts
Iiheu geitrafuna 6erar5u5ieben.
Die gserbtaung BEG unsliidli4en
Wdnnes. finost am Wtpntaa Ra6mits
tao Dom SrauerbduIe aus Itdtt.
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1ie Sysc1ermott aSorlase
0;oaptrneur @illis fam nit bericl'
ben bas libsrale Clement uid)t
t6beru.
6insinnatier 1eidaitsleute perperfen
bic grobibitiOnsporlass.

Goupernelr @iQis fam bic Gin.
sinnatier 4efhaitsleiite nit ieiner
MeIerIHott Bill, bic angebli6 eine
LesentraIiiirlmg oes 2i1nor Si5eus.
ipIteHt3 bc3ipedt, IN @abrbeit aber Elm
Cientes 9Srobibitionsmad,lperf III,
niht einiangen. G6enfo ipenis bic re.
pnbIitalliidc gartei Don SamiItcn
80. lie rcpublitaniite erefutipe
hattie 0crtrcter Der aaiiimannid)1it
aut geitern gorniittag i'm Saitptauar.
ter, eem Gnretp @ebau0c. 81 cirer
geipre1jH;lg eingelaoen lmo als Rc.
iaItnt ipuroe Die MeIcrnott Bill ein.
itimmis mo NIT aepaltisem Saao
perDosfen. Ga lpiiroe berporgebo6en.
baB Ole Bill, iaIls iic gum @eies er.
hoben ipiirSe. oas 2i5ensipitem nift
SeJentraIiiirc, ipobI aber bic euaiien"
Counties bon Der Gnaoe Der ,trode.
ncn" obbanaia made, Gs lei cine
g,robibitionsrHabregel ourh inio
Snrdt, binter Der Der 5iibrer Der anti.
3oloon 2isa, @apneg. .8beeler, itebe
Iie geriammliing mar nift bios bon
oBeidaits!eitten beiudjt. bic an Der
t5etranteiraae Sirett ooer inoireft in.
iereiiirt itno. ion6ern aud bon iol.
Gcn. oerm faiiimdnniite ober inou.
iiriels Sbdtisfeit alii gang aHoern
jSeISern Iieet.
lie bon @SQiam COOPER grueter
alisgsiioBenc 9roDung. Der @cnper.
iisiir iriiroe bic 9egisIatilr 3u elmer
9gtraieiiion cinberitiem, ioate bic Wae.
Termrtt Bill perlporien peroeR, irt0
bic galiiri,ng elmer Te8entraliiationS.
portage ersuiugsr. perfiug nbiollut
Hidt. lie slmpeIenoen Iicben ilh
oiirh feline 9roElnsen einifiihtern
niio StaatsanpaIt Campbell riei
Serrn Vrocter gu; ..@ouberneur @iI.
liz iuirb ME Die Stimmen erbalten,
I'm oieie ober cine dbnlirbe oraitiide
Bill paiiiren su Iniien"
6. g9. GoiDarSs, Der grdiibcnt Der
Aapio Iranfit Stomniiiiion lno Nit.
aIieo Der repu6Iianiiden Gointp Gre.
fiitipe, belt IN Der gerinmmIins oen
Ycriib i,no bcmerte 5ir GrSifmmg,
bab in Columbus elm ,Ienolod" &c.
itebt, Der Die gducr'ide 2apio 3ran.
lit Bill sefabroe. .Bir m6dnen nil.
ieH ob Die liberation GeidaitsleiGr
bon Cincinnati 81, aon5eiiionen nit
gesug auf bic MeTerrnctt Bill be.
reit iino, poourd Die slnNabne DER
gauer'iden 9orlage geiifert rpirb.
Ter ein5iae Streitpl,ntt idleint nur
Der 3,f ieiR: BolmerHer Willis DC.
giinitiat eiHen Iiitriftinii, pdbren5
bos Iibcrale Clement in Der idapebcn.
ben sisensbil aitf Goiintp Unit be.
itrbs."
Gie Serren y. & ,Sreibcra ScbnI
StfDdab. Better 1nrr, !. IdlicE
Drelbrrg, @rnbam y. Spunt, Morris
@elibcincr. StaatSanlpaIt Campbell,
SOiepb gr5bitle ii. a. bIieben ben
Scrren qroeter iuio goiporos Die
AntDcrt niht idlnl0ip. Sic @,eGer.
illoft gorIage lpurbe als merrntb AM
Come 0fssie priHaip uSS ais elenbssl
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WlddaDerf Der anti.SoIoDn 2iga ae.
brnnomorft unb es tpuroe uiitar gro.
bent Subef bic grfIdruiie obeeeeben,
Ibnb &err Millis fir jeine Trobibi.
iioitsifriiIlen bas li6erale Clement
npS Die repubIifaniife @nrtei BON
Sanlilton go. iii9t ba6en foniie. Eic
Bill ipiirbe periporfen. llmieood) Den
periobncnben @eiit 81 3eigen, muroen
aui 9orihlag bes SerrN SSripin
Rrobn Die s5erreu sSlilius iSleiiG,
mnnn Malter iSreiberg, Morris
@citbeimer, Gbriit. Sdctt. 2ouis
Saud, Sillius Sreiberh @iaiam Seb,
S6gGr sscllnion irno Charles y.
Sunt al5 aonnlittee auiaeiteat, nm
ilbcr cine aonrpromibporlase 5u 6e.
ratbcn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-08
Weburtea.

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CHARTS uno Qsnss Reiuitatlsr.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-08
Jukipmren
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-08
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-08
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