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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-12-27
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Many Of the principal cities of the
province of Ontario have organized
free night schools for the benefit of
the general public. Half the cost of
teachers and equipment is paid by the
province and half by the city.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-12-27

Irene McMahan Of Rochester. and e.
sic McMahan Of Cincinnati. are the
guests of their mother. Mrs. Minnie
McMahan.. g. George Pigman ID In In
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-12-27
Controlling the Temper.

That the whole bodily economy, spiritual as
well as physical, is affected by violent outburst
of anger is a proposition which almost any one
win concur in. To maintain we'll balanced judg-
ment, mental poise, complacency when provoked
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-12-27

The re-export coffee trade leaped
this year from almost nothing up to
81, 491 1903 products.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-12-27

Requests for the address OF Mary
Pickford have come TO the office. Ad-
dress letters to 270 Riverside Drive,
New York.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-12-27

dianapolis this week On business.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Pierson and little
daughter of Evansville. spent Christ
mas day with relatives here.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-04
H00T
 END P0T

HoOtnahoo ia going dry. The word hns gone forth that . bon has been placed an el' forms q dreaaonness and tho glllase w'il ho ionser ee R repro0ch Houzuahoo .e the old Na- eve Indian yiilase noar Que mnnulac' uring town or Klliisnoo. TRe Indiana Of the place tlring of che potlstohins and drunkenness oi their people h1V9 organized thomselges into 2 leasue lor the hetterment of their commpnilg The secretay Of tho Organization writes tho Superintendent oL Indians Schools for Southeaston Aiaska as lollow
 Vha aim of this organization is Co have our own better condition ops to build our town 10 9 proper wisy, especially to stamp out ,he ilQuor which has been interrupting our vile lago greatly. Every man who is a' member is pledged not to take liQuor. Of any knde
 The officers of the organization gro Dick Yalthnawoo, president; Charlie 0ndunoat end Kclp Bay Charlie vice.. presidents, and Samuel c. Johnson secretary Tho organization was per fected and all action pertaining to the movement inaugurated without Che intercesaion or Influence or even knowledge of any white people what soever
 The vicinity Of Nnilanoo has In theI past been @ hotbod in which the most degenerating Of tho old native GUS toms have tbrived and the piece hasI become infamous becauao of tho car-I ousals and lawbreaking attendant up- on lhe gathering there Of Native clans for the settlement oi "oid cue tom" debts
 Superintendent " G. Bcattie for this division of the Native Indian schools declares that this Is lhe most Bopeful signs he has seem in relation to tho situation at Hootanahoo. "Vhese people" he said 'hovo gone about get-I ting reform because they themselves sec the need of it. Reform coming under such circumstances will surely be more lasting than that secured through the advice of others.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-04
lT HAPPENED IN aKAeWAY


 Skagway Alaskan: Wilbur Story, one of the maskers at the ball Thurs day night. had 2 heavy ial on the floor in the gymnaaium. Coming down with his full weight upon Q bottle he was carrying in bis hip pocket 1t was smashed into fragments. one Of tho pieces cutting o four-inch gash in his back near tho waist line. Flo did not discover he was injured untl heTRent to take off his costume shortly alteg- ward and discovered he was covered with blood pr. Palmer took our stitches in the wound, and althongh he is little sore from Che hugt hir. Story is an right otherwiso.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-04
CATHOLIC SUNDAY SCHOOL
 HOLDS XMAS TREE FEsTc

The children of the Catholic sun day school held their Christmas tree festival yesterday afternoon in the academy hall The Sisters Of st. Ann Hospital had the room Beautifully dec orated and the Ladies Altar Society had furnished well trimmed tree with gifts for all
 Under the direction of Sister M. Armefa. who succeeded Sister M. Pet CT as music teacher Q program of some length was presented.
 Senior and junior members of the Sunday school sang and the following Dull. Master Jimmie NfcNaughton, Miss Madeleine Valentine. Miss Francis DuI. Master Jimmie 3icNaughtoa. Miss Laura Girard, Miss Rono Ellingeni Miss Edith 1Iesserschmidt. Miss Anna Mclaughlin. Miss Susan Mclaughlin, Nils Anna Early, Miss Emma Pereliel Miss Rosalie Pellegrini.
 Four-yearold Margaret Kirk made an appropriate address Of welcome. and tho pastor the Rev. Father J. A Kennedy. made 9 short talk at the close Of the exercises.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-04
THE FOR COURAGE
 IN TRADE CIRCLES


 The trado routes Of the world arc hoing redrawn.
 The great continent to the South Of us beokons and sayB: "Ne want you to take our hides, our catlle. our coi- fee, our rubber and we will buy your textiles your machinery your shoes, your hardware. and all the other thinge that you make and we need.
 The machinery of distribution is Che requirement of the moment-ond we are making rapid progress.
 The Panama canal ie open; cargo ships of great capacity are passing through the Breat waterway
 The wheat and lumber ol the Pa- ellie Coast have 2 new pathway to the Atlantic. The greatest blessing that civilization has known in de- cade comes 10 us in the year that brings to Europe iis aaddest blow.
 We have goods to eeil. and compe- tition largely eliminated. The gods of war have given ds 2 iarge monop- oly of Inc aupip7 ol the needad thines O lifo
 Wa tiil put idle mon to work in yo- cations where there wili oe new demand for What we can make that pescelu nations vent
 We VIII adYerlio .c the world tbat American mm gro golne to prove in this year Of years that the American tyne of civilization is triumphant.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-04

TREADWELL. Jan. 4.-The basket ball tournament at Treadweil. viii start tonight when the Mexican five faces tho Store team at the Club Auditor ium. The same win start at 8 o'clock sharp
 John Chisholm. who has been con nected with the electrical force. will leave for the South on one Of the first boats.
 The Ladies Guild Of St Luke's Church win hold 9 silver ten ct tho home Of Mrs. R. e. Waylond on next Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
 The Machine Shop bowling team will cross the channel and play ser ies of three games with the Bruns- wick team on their alleys in Juneau.
 c. Putnam left for the South on the City Of Seattle yesterday morning
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-04
NOTICE
ln tbe District Court for the olatrlct of Aiaska, Division Number
 One, at Juneau.

In the matter of the drawing Of Grand
 and Petit Jurors, 10 serve at the
 SueciaI February, 1915, term of this
 Court at Juneau Alaska
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That puisuan, to an order of this Court made and entered on the 18th day of December 19l4 the drawing of the names Of Grand and Petit Jurors for the Special February 1915 term of this Court to be held at Juneau, AL asha, beginning February l, 1915, will take place in the office Of the Clerk of che above entitled Court on Thurs day the 7th day Of January 1915. at tho hour of 1880 o'clock D. m., on said day
 CsEAL) T. " BELL. 1-f-8e Clerk.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-04
ENGLAND MAKES COUPE

In seating Prince Hussien as the successor of Abbas Hilmi on tho throne of Egypt Great Britain defty placates local public opinion. The title Of Sultain instead of Khedive em. phasizes the fact that Egypt is inde- pendent of Turkey, without obtruding lhe British protectorate that makes ita ruler a figurebead. The selection of lhe oldest member of the royal house Instead Of tho oldest son to succeed Abbas is In accord with the MoBlem law-( (New York World.)
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-04
oR. WHITING IS NOW
 PRAcrlclNe SURGERY

Dr. F. B. Whiting, formerly surgeon for the White Pass & Yukon at Skag- way and later serving In the same capacity for the Copper River & Northwestern railroad at Cordoya who has been ln the general practice of medicine at Seattle for several years. has announced that he has op- ened offices in the Cobb Building, Sc attle, for che practice Of surgery. For many years Dr. Whiting has been rec ognized as one Of the leading sur. geons of Seattle. and he is now spec iailzing ia that branch Of his protes- sion.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-04
4 ALASKA DAILY E3IPIRE
 poggias Branch M. A SNOW, Manager
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DOUGLAS. Jan. s-The Douglas schools started today aiter the holi- day vacation. Tho present week Will be used for examinations and tho see ond semester for the year win start on Jan. 11h.
 The German.Austrian.Hunsar,an re' lief society VIII hold its regular meet ing tonight at Che Rledi building on Third street
 Tho funeral Of Hugh Day was held yesterday afternoon rom the oddlei lows Hall Rev Owen Umstced ot uciated and a number of the 'S5 pion' eers attended from Juneau.
 The Alaska catholic Club will meet at tbeir haiI on st. Ann Avenne to- morrow night and eject officers for the coming year
 The Catholic Parochial School Will open again on next Wednesday mosp- ing
 The Ladies Auxiliary ol the Alaska Catholic Club will hold election of officers next Thursday evening at the 4. c. Club
 Joseph Bezeman was given five days in iai for being drunk and raising a disturbance and was warned that he VIII be "vaggeds the next time he ap- pears in court.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-04
FROM LYNN CANAL

The Georgia. arriving from Lynn canal points brought tho followin pas sengers for Juneau: From SllagWay Il. L. Harding, From Haiues-H e. McDonald; From Jualin-C. G. Titus, and Mrs Titus From Eagle River
 -Alex White, Wade Olson, Pete Stnn- dish. From Yankee cove-A. M. But- terbaugh
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-04
SCHOOL OFFICIALS ON
 TRIP OF iNsPEcFioN

". C. Beatie. superintendent Of the government Indian schools for South eastern Alaska and pr. Emil Kru- fish. physician attached to Che board of Education in Alaska, took pas5age on the City ol Seattle for the South. They will visit Hydaberg and other Native schools Including probably Met lakahtla before returning.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-04
asEATTLEv BEAcHED AND
 PROPELLER REPAIRED

While the steamship City of Seattle was at- -SlSaway Saturday her com mander. Capt Thomas Johnson, beach. ed the vessel for six hours, for the purpose of putting on new propeller, the vessel having dropped a blade on her trip North.
 The repair took but a short time and the vessel was hoated on the next tide.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-04
:.
-MARINE NoTE8

a MARINE NOTES
 The Alameda left NetchiRnn at q o'clock this morning and Is expected In Juneau about 8 o'clock tomorrow morning
 The Admiral Watson is scheduled to sail rom seattle Jan
 The Jefferson IS scheduled to sah from Seattle Wednesday.
 The Latouohe sails from Seattie on January Slh,
 The Georgia sails for Sitka and way ports Wednesday at 12.ol Q. n
 The aIarlposa arrived rom the Westward SouthboUud yesterday.
 The city of Seattle sailed South from Juneau yesterday.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-04
JUDGE FRANK eAcH
GETS oEPUTY STAR

DOUGLAS. Jaa 4.-Frank Bach Saturday qualified as deputy United States marshal at Douglas. succeeding William c. Fels Jr. who handed in bis resignation some time ago. Mir. Fels has gone to Petersburg Co look after mining interests.
 Judge Bach was given his commis- sion by Marshal Harry X. Bishop and pioneer Of Douglas and TreadweI.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-04
EAGLES INSTALLED ON
 LAST FRIDAY EVENING

DOUGLAS Jan. 4.-The Eagles met on Friday evening. January 1st and installed officers to serve for the en- suing year:
 ? ". B.. Joseph Robertson W. P. Samuel Devon; Wy. F.. C. II. Brick son. ". Chap. J. T.. 3IcGuiro; .Secre- tary. George Spence; Treas.. Alex Ro- bertson; l. C.. Robt Frasiev; o. c. Russell Yorke: Conductor Alex Ki loh; Trustees. c. Grundler. J. Feusl and A. G. Johnson; Aerie Physician, Dr. X. R. Sergeant.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-04
ALASKA ENGINEER AND
 AEROPLANisT MARRIED

SEATTLE. Jan. 8.-Jesse ". Cal low. chief engiueer. Of the steamship Delhi. Of the Pacific Coast Steamship Companys Alaska fleet and Allies F.. Bryant well known as an ayiatrice, were married here this morning.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-04
BRYAN COMPLIMENTS
 SAMUEL coMPERS

The election of Samuel Gompers, FOR TIED THIRTIErH TIME to the position of president of tho American Federation of Labor is Q high com- pliment to deseryng man. The thir- ty years covered by his official career embrace 9 long and eventlul period in this rapidly moving age and 10 meet the exacting requirements ot that important poshition has been no easy matter Faithful to his asso. ciates at all times, Mir Gompers has suiven to secure the reforms needed by the wage-eaimers without unnec' essarily antagoaizing other elements of society He has faithfully stood for iabor's rights and yet been cour- ageous enough to include all produc- CTS in his sympatmes. Congratula- tions and good wishes 10 him.(W. J Bryan in Commoner)
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-04
ApMIaAL LINE sAlLlNas

T. B. Shepard & Son today aunounc ed lhat the Admiral Watson would resume the run, sailing from Seattle at D. ns Ianuary Q and tlat the Admiral Evans would follow aaillns from seattle at 10 g. ms ol Jang ~ 18th.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-04
calrlNA sAYsloIAN
0ETs cERTfFicl

-
 Dr. !. c. Smith. of chitlna, arrived in Juneau on the Mariposa and VIII take passage on tho Alameda tonight returning home via cordoya. Dr. Smith made tho journey to Juneau for the purpose Of securing certificate from the Territorial Medical Board permitting him to practice Aiaeka. Dr. Smith is graduate oI Rush Medi' cal College. Chicago and Q member Of ,he California Medical Association. Under the Territorial law governing the practice of medicine, physieiens and surgeons having certificates from the medical boards Of other States which recognize cortificates issued by Che Alaska Medical Board are grant cd certificates to practice in Alaska without the formalily Of examination. California stands in this relation to Alaska. hence Dr. Smith aid not have to be examined.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-04

Without reference to business, 6at n5erelg as oas expression of good S0llJ, 1ge a05sh go@ to accept 0atr SeaSon's greetings, 1Ce desg'e to egpre8s oua. hopes f0r gopr good bedltb, prosperity, d1ld hopp1aess, a7l 55e gea4' tlaJ 6es before Q8. Tor oa@ o2g15 success e0e ore qratefI to t5e people Of Go8til1eaa Clsaalle5.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-04

The American nation now has the opportunity Go prove it's position as Q world power, not tho power of arm. ed might. but the power of pence (El Comercia)
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-04
ONE TOWN sENps 10
 PER CENT TO WAR

4 little Dorsetshire village makes the proud boast that out Of 542 ln- babitants it has sent 66 Co the front Every other man in the village able to hold @ gun is drilling hor home de fense. Tho little place is alive with Che spirit that has won British bat ties by land and by sen Sixty-s men out of 575 is over 10 per cent of the population. In the same pro- portion how many ought Prince Ru' pert 10 send putting Prince Ruperts population in round figures at the 1914 directory figure of 6,00O-(Prlnce Rupert Empirel
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-04

Closing out our line Of genuine Lih by cut glass at cost 12-21-tl " T. CASE.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-04

The Empire guarantees it's adver. tissgs tho largest circulation of any newspaper ln Alaska ee'
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-04
AL.seEn eE1pLER oAgenE

Henry Hanaen. alleged to be guilty of selling liquor to Indana was p rested Saturday and is having hear ing this afternoon before Q. &. Com missioner J B. Marshall.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-04
BISHOP AT OFFICE
 EVERY DAY NOW

U. S. Marshal E. A. Blshop was in his office for time todoy md is feei- ing better He is now spending D DOT ton Of his time each day 10 the ot- flee and is progressing toward re- stored normal conditions as rapidly as could be expected.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-04

cHORlSTERS TO REHEARSE
 The Juneau Choral Society will meet Tor rehearsal tomorrow night at S:15 o'clock, at the schoolhouse.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-04
eEasoNAL MENTION

George A yinger expects to leave soon for Skagway, on business.
 James Russell is convalescing in st. Ann's Hospital from the effects or 9 minor operation, performed on Ne@ Years day
 Mr. and Mrs Sam Guyot arc expect ed home from Portland next week.
 Mrs. E. c. Jameson left last even. ing on the Magiposa for the south having been called 90 her home m Iowa by tho serious illness of her father. 4 wire this morning brought news that he was out of danger ana Mrs Jameson was communicated with at Ketchikan, from where she wlii return on the first boat.
 Mrs. Jones and Miss Anderson have moved their residence from the Held house at Fourth and Gold streets. and have taken apartments in the Nelson house, Sixth and Harris streets.
 B.L. Harding, special agent for the U. S. Treasury Department connected with the internal revenue collection, arrived from Skagway today
 c. G. Titus and Mrs. Titus arrived on the Georgia today from Jualin
 Wade olson and Alex White arriy- ed from Eagle River on Che Georgia.
 q. A. Wilcox, head of the survey force Of the Alaska Gostineau Mining Company, has returned from skagway, where he was called on professional busiuess
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-04

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The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-04

WORK WANTED by coiored man. Jobs or steady position See at the Southern Laundry 42S Front St. St
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-04

Tie United States cableship Burn. side left last week for Valdez, to re- pair Q break in the army cable
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-04

A. M Butterbaugh well known pros. pector and miner, arrived from Yankee Cove on the Georgia today
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-04
LLEeEp BtNeLEAoER oF
 RIOT RELATIVE OF MASON

Frank Joe. an Indian accused or as7 saulung Deputy Marshal Haraips' eaA' ing tbo recent Haines riot, is g ofo'n. erln.iaw of Skoolum Jim Mason or CarcrosB. oh8 of tho party who liisI discovered g5ld in tho Klondike
 Joe is in iail here, awaiting the ae' ton Of tho federal grand jury.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-04
BURNSIDE 10 RESCUE

i-st Clerk
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-03

So 49,
~ Saul Musreoe. @i9ter:
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geitoblen99"
Mnsetlaster: sd bate mir N
Settled in meme 5oien iemaat, in.
mir mar Dos 8en5in gum Reinigen
ausisiangen."
gifenbabn< Ratafro 70.
pie. rgag NAL, nie biit bu benz,
70 plDBlid gu oeiner 8raut getom.
men,
sd roubte ibr i'm Sunne1 einen
RuB, sic Mlte ma9te cine 8liBli9t.
aufnabme rnb CAB unB tbren @e.
gen.
9th Freitborer @@oB.
ga, Suite, mas ftebt oenn in Der
a3eituns2 Gibbs nod ni6t ba1b Grie.
beng
Grieoen9 - Mildt su MAIDEN, ma.
bome! go balb ldbt meir1 &arl hie
Gnaldnoer MID loofen!
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-03
@ur ,uclniec Barcngattnnscu.

grft in neueiter Sit finb ameritaz
nif9e N~uturaelebrte gu Der. Mn1iht
g%etomnIen, bab es 10 biele gqrenz
0attungen, lpie NON bisber angenpmz
lle,1 1atte, in Nmerita nidt gebe unb
au9 friibcr nidt gegeben babe, mas
INNER Sogo9eidi4ten aud iagen
mD9en.
Der l1eber5eugung oieier @ele6r=
ten na6 1inb Die 6islang onertonnz
ten llnteridieoe 5pii9en elmer Rei6e
@ri9einllngsformen BON Meiier peB
nllr lnteri9iebe Der 5arbe, unb
bilben ote meiiten Spielarten bon
8roun5drcn, n3immtbdren" uno al,z
bcren mir eine unb bieielbe @ottung,
bic man piHeni9aftli9 als ,lrius
@merioanus" fe5eidnet, mbeihoost
Der Observation-Disclosures, iibsr beren
Gntitebung iid freilid nidts be-
tim1ntes. iagen ldbt.
Mu6 bic nS6par5bdren" foden III
Mirtli6teit nod anbere @attungen
umfaien, pelde frii6er niemonb gu
i6nen 81 re6nen liee bdtte einfalen
lai1en; io ou4 Der nblaue" ober
@let1dersBar, be{len Muftreten 1id
in %unlerer 3eit baupt1a4li9 auf Sic
ct. GliasS Gegion i'm 5erritorium
Mlasta Gefdrantt. Benisitens red=
net i'm Elm gutter 5or{9er, lpie g.
Jreoerid Norton, gu ben u@9lpar3z
bdren",
Do4 1T bic gauge Jrose nod imz
lner als cine offene ~an5uieben. nnb
UNI elm griinbli4es Stubium bieies
@egenitonoes gu erm0eli9en, peran.
italtet neuerbings oos amerifani16e
National=Muieum fir Naturge1dihtc
cine intere7onte Sonber= Musltellun9
bon S9par5z, @raur, MciBz,
8rounz, n3immt" lrnb lonitige 8d-
rem, oas bcibt, ibrer ausgs1tppften
uno gut montiertea !6dute UNI
&opfe. @enn iib obiae Muffa6una
beltdtlgt, 10 pirb man ipenis1tenS rem
Wamen nS6lpar5bdr1 pobl burd)
einen anberen eriesen,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-03
1000 Sbeilnebmcr bei so5ialiten-
3ifntf.

1000 So5iaIiiterr aus sen 1rei
'Staotel Mlscatine, Clinton unl
anoeren benad}6arten 5taoten batten
ii6 am Sonntag 81 oem iabrlider
Nifnif auf Sa1burban Sslanb einge=
fu1loen llnO perlebten gen1einim1
me6rere frobe Stnnoen.
1ie 9auptreOe muroe bon 6em 10,
5ialiltild)en alderman @. 6. &oOi-
gr1e5 bon Chicago gebolten. &eo-
11er lprad iiber oie l1riaden ocs
8eltfrieges uno entlpidelte iebr Der
niinftige M1rlidten. Sn fraftigen
@orten ipra6 er gege1t Oie 8ericn=
oung bon &riegsmatcrial ieitens Ser
B%ereinigten Staaten an Die Muiirten.
al1h beriibrte .er Die jiingiten ernBen
allsitdt10e in Chicago. &eider 8eifan
murbe ibn1 5utbeil.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-03
Sic &riegslage na6 IL
Monaten.
(Sortfetl1t8 bot oer. 1. sette.)

gen ei1,nimmt, uber Big icbt iparen alle
4ngriffe bergebli6 nnb baben Stolier
9unbcrttmlicnbc BON Soften n1b @ers
punoetcn 8efpltet. 0eitrei6 : ltngart
miro aber bon Sag su Sag ltarfcr ms
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ttalicniide ltebermadt (bcr Sail
nod) etn idipiertger lit, pirb es bod
I'M Stanbc iein, SEM tpaliden Seiao
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Trteit 1lttb Sbrol 5t iperren.
Sic 6e Nrrtee bat ,ad)
ibren srobett gerIuiten i'm Ieeten
@inter Observation-Disclosures n1cbr
unternommnctt ut1b beideibet lid oa@
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an bencn feline nlifrn : ungariide srz
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tperhen neutral bleibcn.
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an @ut unb 8l1tt nidt bergebcns se@
bradt iparcn. @ir linb gut borbcreitct
alf Bic @eiterfiibrung bes &riegcs.
%l1nlcre Nation beiibt mod Ben fcitcn
@illen gum Siege llnb ipirb ane n6t1iz
gen apfer fir bielen 3tpef bringen.
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pltrd quite Organization eeiidert. I'm
lere Si1,on5cn iilro peit entfernt bon.
gridDpfung ltnb on 2ebensmitteln
berridt fcin Maneel. 11niere SIotte
lit, trot einiser @erlllitc an &rcllSern,
bcrcit, nit boiler Starfe I'M 9cei9ncs
ten Momcnt in Ben aampf geipurfen
81 iperben unb uf1lere l1nterlccbuotc
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Scittbe gelporben unb sic Ml1siidtcn
a1f Sen cnbsiiltisen sies Ser Gentrale
madte baben iid erbebli6 gebeicrt."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-03
Ginc Gamilientraapbie.

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6ral, pesen oere1 CT Streit nit ieincl
Sral1 ecbabt bate, i'm Mutomobil pol
bem @allie 5uriidlanenb, orung SEQ
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oas 9al1s ieines S6magers Sobn Sos
grpbe Elm unb erldob feline ci9cnt
Srau, Die bort 3ufludt 9elndbt ans
gegcn i'm allf Sdei0ung 9eflagt bate
Ionic Ben S6ipugcr unb Sic Sdlpagcz
rim. ct periudte alld leincn eisc1lcr
Sobn gu eridieben, Der ii6 abert 0urd
19lennigc Slu9t %rettete.
Ser Moroer fubr Damn nit Ser be-
ipuBten iun9en Srall, ber 21<idbrigen
@argaret 8ittner, beim unb begging
Selbtmorb. Sic gittner tpurpe al:
3en9in in @eipabrlam genommer.