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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-09-24
PRESENT DEVELOPMENT.

$4,000 now being spent on Court house.
$4,000 now being spent on new bank building
100000 has just been spent grading roads
in county and about
100000 more will be spent rocking these
roads, and grading more, and about
$35,O00 now being spent building Is new
residences, four of which are costing
about $4,000 each.
Many others are planning to build and will
as soon as they can purchase property. w.
MI. Ritter Lumber Company, representing
millions of dollars are building large lumber
manufacturing plant at Fremont, which
will employ several hundred men. and also a
large tanning plant will be built at once
employing several hundred men. Take no.
tice, You cannot buy land at Fremont at
any price, and further, it is all mountains,
and Clintwood is the nearest town in the
county and the county seat and the prop
erty we will sell lies between the two towns
1t fronts one mile on graded road
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-09-24
f r E E

One valuable residence lot. Bag of sill
yer. $1,000 in gold. Also 20 other vaIua-
PIE presents; also day light fireworks, bal
loon ascension, Band Concert, on the ground
EVERYBODY INVITED.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-09-24

OPPORTUNITY is CALLING. WILL YOu
HAR! If you want to make money be there.
If you want home, be there! We will give
away the following valuable presents abso
lutely FREE during the sale and every one
present will get free chance for them.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-09-24
CLINTWOOD, VIRGINIA

Is the county seat of Dickinson county, To-
Gated almost in the center of the county 1t
has fine churches, good schools, High School,
teachers; good streets, cement sidewalks,
water works system, electric plant, and re-
member, CLINTWOOD is the only town in
this county
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-09-24
GRAND VIEW ADDITION.

Is best property in town, close to business
center, schools and churches; every lot a
good home site, high and dry and full size.
Every tract of land a good farm being good
soil and fronting on graded roads, and re-
member, A SEVEN FOOT VEIN OF COAL
GOES FREE TO PURCHASERS OF LAND.
DICKINSON COUNTY, VIRGINIA
Is one of the wealthiest counties in the state.
Has more undeveloped natural resources than
any county in the state. See Government re-
port on coal in this county for Yourself
Graded and Pike Roads are being built all
over this county, and Clntwood is the Huh
OF all the Developments and Resources
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-12-30

In Brazil six weeks were spent with
Bahia as a base, from which excur-
sions were made north and west into
the interior They spent six weeks
with a base at Rio Janelro. From
there excursions were made into the
Organ mountains the beautiful range
which lies Just north Of the city OF
Rio Janero A trip was made also
to the top Of Mount Itatiaya, the
highest mountain in Brazil. The par
ty spent three weeks in Argentina.
during which time IN excursion was
made into the foothills OF the Andes
and another to the mountains north
Of the city OF Cordova
Besides the field work all the great
museums and botanicar gardens Of
the east coast OF South America were
visited Large collections of living
plants were brought back and now
are on exhibition in the New York
Botanical Garden, while an extensive
series OF herbarlum and formalin
specimens has been deosited In tho
herbarium OF the United states Ma
tional Museum
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-12-30

The girls dressed in sis Hopkins
aprons and wore their hair in curls,
Some of the boys were also very
youthfully attired.
The evenings entertainment was
begun by comic play staged by
Daniel and Sivy, The Guardian An
ger was read by Trisoie Nc, the
names of Grover ana Lillias being
substituted for John ana Bessie.
Hogie recited two eloquent selections,
Lou, in a babyish, red Mother Hub
bard and with curls a-bobbing, spoke
THE Moo, Cow, Moo" Gibbie, with
suitable actions, spoke II Am Little
Boy" Lily spoke cute little piece,
and Jewel followed Then Peggy
spoke. Entertaining sisters Beau
Art "Marys Gum" Zella, THE KISS
in SCHOOL," BERTHE, Charlie, who sang
of 'Grandpa;" Tad, who spoke
darling piece, and Willie. who recited
They Are Spelling Things at our
House" Then followed a duet by
Tad and Lou, and two verses tellins
of some of "Willie's" adventures, by
Zella and Lou. Hesitation and child
ish actions made the program simply
excrutlating Little folks games icl-
/ lowed, then the company gathered
around long table and enjoyed an
oyster stew
Those present were Misses Lillias
Pruitt, Bertha Pruitt. Selby Johnson
Mabel Mcconnell. Arlouine eleven
ger. Way Hutchinson Zella Toilette
Leta Agee. Nola Childreth, Blanche
Jones. Ruth Poe, and Messrs. star
ling. Livermore, Glen Gibson, Arthur
Morris, Harold Morris, Charles Dali
Dan ODonnel. De Verne Livermore
Grover McGee, VIII Sloan and Jew
el Anderson,
The L and | club, which gave II
regular night to the ladies who ar
giving the Library Ball, will give Ii
weekly dance tomorrow evening in
stead of saturday,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-12-30

son. The return home of son, who
found his parent unconscious and the
dog and canary dead, was the means
of saving his father. The latter was
revived after pulmotor had been
used, Mrs, Hoffstedt, however, fail
ed to respond to treatment and died in
St Michael's hospital.
The fatality is the second of the
same nature to occur in the neighbor-
hood within few weeks. November
"a Mrs. Victoria Groelly and her
granddaughter were asphyXiated at
their home, No. 504 Passaic avenue,
East Newark, about two blocks from
the Hoffstedt residence, when gas was
turned into an uncapped pipe by
workmen in the cellar.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-12-30
GIRL IN AUTO IS CRUSHED.
Car Wrecked When caught Between
Elevator ana Floor.

Car Wrecked When caught Between
Elevator ana FioOr.
NEW YORK, Dec. 30,-TwelNe'
year-old Jennie siegel was killed In
an automobile when the car was he
ing hoisted in an elevator in a lost
building from repair shop in the
basement to the street floor.
Just before the elevator got to the
first floor the engine had been started
and it sent the automobile half way
off the elevator The automobile
was caught between the elevator car
and the first floor, the limousine body
crumpled and the little girl was
crushed to death before she could ut
ter cry.
Miss Ada Slegel told the police she
was positive her sister, anxious for
the ride, had slipped into the car
unnoticed.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-12-30
KLAMATH BOUNTY RAISED.
coyotes Worth Sl.75 Each in Effort
TO Stamn Ont Rabies.

KLAMATH FALLS, Ore, Dec so,
County authorities here raised the
county bounty on dead coyotes to
S2.75 in the campaign by Oregon,
California, Idaho and Nevada author
tiles to stamp out rabies Coyotes in
the region OF Fort klamath bring
s475. residents Of Fort klamath hay-
ing pledged 81 additional for each
animal killed.
The situation in klamath county
was described as not serious, but fear
is felt that rabid coyotes may find
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-12-30
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observation-disclosures

The closing event of this holiday
week Of festivity will be the annual
Library BAN in the Eagle-Woodmau
hall The club ladies Of the city,
who each year give this event for
the benefit of the library, have made
preparations to entertain large
crowd and have already sold tickets
to large number. To correct an err
roneous impression which has be-
come more or less prevalent the la
dies with it understood that one tick
ct is all required to admit a gentle
man and lady
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-12-30
CHILD LOSES LIFE IN FIRE.
Screams Attract Passerby VINO saves
One in Blaze at Centralia.

Screams Attract Passerby VINO saves
One i'm Blaze at Centralia.
CENTRALIA Wash, Dec. 3O.-As
the result of their home at the cor
ner of Warren and oxford streets be-
ing gutted by fire while their mother
was at the home Of neighbor, the
1s-months-old son of Ernest Riblett'
a brakeman employed by the Eastern
Railway & Lumber company, was
burned to death and another son,
years Of age, narrowly escaped suffo'
cation.
Attracted by the screams of the
older child. a passerby dashed into the
burning home and rescued him, but
the smoke was too thick to return for
the younger boy
The fire is believed to have been
caused by an overturned stove.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-12-30

Our welding service will re-
pair that cracked cylinder ir-
respective where the break
may be. And, remember,
when we weld it the cylinder
will be equally strong (or
stronger) after our work.
Crank and transmission cas-
es, axels, crank and propeller
shafts, frame members, etc,
can be entrusted to our hands
for repairing for we know how
to weld, and have a fully
equipped, first class plant.
Save money and time by pat
lonizing us.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-12-30
AERO TRIP WINS LEASE.
Flying Machine Bests Auto in Race
TO Close Deal.

Flying Machine BestS Auto i'll Race
TO Close Deal.
OKOMULGEE, Okla. Dec. 30
Veteran operators recall races, even
special trains, used in rushes for oil
lands, but all say that the most novel
stunt in the history of "lease-grab-
bing was when a representative of
the Kingwood Oil company, in an aero
plane beat E. W. Gill in an auto
mobile, to the farm of Tony Webb
an Indian, and clinched a lease on the
property which is valued at several
hundred thousand dollars,
According to an agreement between
the parties on the date of an expira-
ton of a former lease, the first one
there could take the lease.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-12-30
Owes Her Good Health 10 Chamber
lain's Tablets.

81 owe my good health to Cham
berlain's Tablets" writes Mrs. r. G..
Neff, Crookston, Ohio. Two years
ago was an invalid que to stomach
trouble I took three beetles of these
Tablets and have since been in the
best of health" Obtainable every
Where.-Ady.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-12-30
Rear This In Mind.

81 consider Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy by far the pest medicine in
the market for colds and Group
says Mrs. Albert Blosser, Lima, OHIO
Many others are of the same opinion.
Obtainable everywhere.-Adv
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-12-30
FLOOD STOPPED QUICKLY.
Facing Creeks cave in Above Min
ers stick to Heroic Task.

WILKESBARRE, Pa, Dec. 3d.
Up-to-the-minute efficiency saved the
lives of several hundred miners when
a cave-in under Mill Greek turned
thousands of gallons Of water into the
workings of the Midval and Pine Creek
collieries at Parsons
The very first trickling of the wa
ter through the abandoned gangway
was a signal for the laying of pipes
to the emergency pumps, and by the
time the flood was in full play the
pumps were more than equal to the
task before them.
An emergency corps started imine-
diatelv on barriers that will deflec'
the course Of the creek, and the mines
will be in full operation tomorrow
less than a day after the cave-in.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-12-30
TOWN WET; COUNTY IS DRY.
Unusual situation in Minnesota May
see Burg Keep Saloons.

See Burg Keep Saloons.
MINNEAPOLIS. Dec. 3O.-Though
all but two Of its voters live in dry
Wright county, the village of Rock
ford still may keep it's licensed sa-
looms Rockford is on the dividing
line between Hennepin and wright
counties. but with only a small por-
ton of the village in Hennepin.
The village went wet in the last
election. Al to p, and the question
has been put up to Attorney General
Lyndon A. Smith whether under the
county option law it will be barred
from licensing saloons 1t is possible
that saloons may still have the right
to operate in the Hennepin county
portion Of the village,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-12-30
BoTANIsTs GET SPECIMENS.
Representatives of National Museum
Back from SnTth America.

lhtIutS''llt"hN'H VI -'''''' ''A''
BacI, from south America.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 80. DR.. j.
n. Rose, associate in botany, United
States national museum, and Paul 9.
Russell, his assistant. have just re-
turned from ar extensive botanical
exploration in Brazil and Argentina.
DR. Rose. who Is making mn eXhaus-
tive study of the cactaceae Of North
and South America for the Carnegie
Institution at Washington, was en-
gagged chiefly in collecting these
plants. which are abundant in the
deserts Of South America.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-12-30

refuge in klamath county from the
vigorous campaign being waged
against them in Modoc and Lake
counties in California.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-12-30

Coal said to be equal In quality TO
tho hest American steaming coal mas
been discovered in Venezuela
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-12-30
Coffee

We are glad to speak
we'll of every coffee that is
packed ground into air.
tight tins.
Schilling's Best is not
the only good coffeel 1t
is simply orr be st; we
make no other kind.
The bitterish chaH is taken
out by suction the grinding
is even: the full flavor
means economy.
Schilling's
Best
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-12-30
Known For It's Strength

Observation-Disclosures N7lI0lMl1l1MlI1Il7LlI7
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-20

Wdbf ber gorfrudt fiir bic @riinbius
gungspflansen. glls iplde mub man
cine Tru6t pGbleu, ipel9e bis gnoe
S5ult bas Sye!b 9erGumt taben muB,
nm ben @riinbiingungspflanJen bic
notbiss 3eit gum WadsiEum Su &c,
lpdhren. 2lm beiten sigenen ii4 bier,
8u Wtntergerite, friibreife Summers
aerite. Commentator, Sommsrrogs
aen; pentger gut oafer. Serner iinb
gu smpfehlen frti6fartofFeln uno
9riinfutterpfldn3en. gefonbers mub
man baruuf ahten, bab bic Yorfrud)t
feine S0tilienfrud)t mar.
9lls Rubfrlift III natiirIi4 etne fols
rNe 6ylAt 81 rodblen, ipclhe oie @tiins
biiuQung gut ousnuBt, nlfo cine iol9c,
bic etnsn boben Stifitoffbebarf Bet.
T 9lls IoI6e fommen beiorbers bic Rars
toffeIn in 8ctraft, bann So6ls, ynt,
ter unb .3uderriiben. Sci niht Su
iippiger Gntlpidlung her @riiuoi;u'
ounQspflan5en lit our6 Der RcgJeu
cine bantbdre VahFrudt, cbenfdlls Der
6dfrr. 2tm neni9Iten QeeigRet limb
Wei3en INN SDmmet1cr1te.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-20

@erite. = 9lurtt iteti9; gemal5te
77e. c. I. {. Buffalo.
Weiaen. - Uidrtt feit; go. 2ro.
t6er, neller $1.22-1.25 Nep Yort'
Ho. 2 barter, neuer,$1 .26t {. /. /
yetp gort 2lusfuEr fir 9luguit
@erionbt; go. / Rortbern Ouluit
$1.214 c. /. (. Rem yort @usfubr ilnt
Ro. / 9ortbsrn Munitobu. nominal
Welidtorn. - Wlartt itetia; gto
2 qelbes s9sc fir prompten gerianor
6lfer. - Mdrtt itetig; Stanborf
633c; go. 8 tpsiBer 63c; fdncD gebul'
ircr tpeiser 64-65c.
6eu. - Warft felt; primu $1.32ai
ylo. l $1.25-1.27; go. 2 $1.22a;
SO. 3 $1.15; geriunbt S1.00
6opfen. - Wdrtt rubi9; St1tf
orbinGrer Bis ouserleiener 1914, 10
13c; 1913, Wlartt nominal; paciflt
RiiIte 1914, 11-14c; 1913. 8-1Oc.
6dute. - Martt itetia; So1ota 81
-31e; Central Qlmerita 2Sc.
2eber. = Wartt fsit; Semlpd ftrlta
32e: isconbs 30-31c.
porf. = Marft rubid; WeeB $3.50
1850; fdmiln $21.00-22,OCi
fbcrt clear $19.00-21.50.
Beef. - Murtt itsti0; Wsb $18.a
O0-18.50; fanlilp $19.50-2O,5O;
Sdmala. - Mdrtt ihua6; Utio'
bic Weit $500 80.
5ala. - Usurtt itstia; Gitp 52t;
Gpuntrn 5ac-61c; Spe9idl $6.38.
BoQe. - Wartt Itetiq; einbetmtlHe
sSleece XX Sbio 31-33c.
Reis. Martt itetia; bomeItIt
teab sc; blue role 4Gc-5ac.
Ulolaiiss. - Ulortt itetiQ; GIer
Orleans open tettle 40-50c.
9uder. - ROber. - Wdrtt tie
TIA: Centrifugal $4.83-4.86; no
laiIes $406-4.O9; raffinirter iteti5;
@ut Goais 800; GruIbeb $500;
Npulo q $3.50; Cubes $625;
MIX popOereo 1925; ponoere1
1920; feinsr Qranulirter $50; DID
nono ". 500; Goniectioners So
90; No. /, $5.S5.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-20

@ebIet6tss @usIin-@amfuttn lie,
Sruii Of tbe Coon &c. eonsbdle INC. Wsdfon'
btne &C. 6iu &C., Sobe T4e. Gur Brcnb ehe,
61se 9anebrnte 5lkc 6lb Gyaitbfm &c, wiaeie
4hc 9eppereu 1904 23c. DO. ga 2fe, lltica
do.4 2se, DO. "a 26t, aofefDoOO 1914 22e. bo.
9rtntS tS-efmerirnn sbiriina 4Ac, 0entral
Bari 4kc. elmerfcanSnbigo 5Ac, bo @ouning
nno er1ue 5Ac, @adiic ItuiI ao6es &c, qd'
tfenal &C. Can Iob &c, Orion lhc. Clarion
1tdin s-paibron 7c. gor,pooo 7e. DAT
lamb 300 g. gentiae ehc. ebeIbn 10he
Seaiberproot f1Ac, amosfeae u u u 12he
t5he, Goneftogn . y t4He.
gtnRb s-sInOs,sas etasIe eAe. n 8
q o., eberett eIaf'it. 6ht. anrentier stapIe
1tciufor Be- afnmore Ihc.
qldtb s-cnr eeit 7Ac. Ro5ar Blue 7He,
gIabama 7Ae. DIb 9irairid &c, Seitamire 4e.
Slenoba 10c 1rigbtoH gbc.
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Gluk.Nahribten.
0teuHaq, 20. Suli 1915

Oten II az -. .iulI lOlo.
Der Obere OhiofluB lit i'm Gdaeu
6eorifisn, BEL bieiigsr Staot dber
itsiat berielte etpas uub bate geiterr
glbsnb eiuen Daiieritunb ron 17.e
isub.
Die fplaenbsn Dspeideu trdfeu
ndbrenb bss asitria.u saaes bier elm;
Qittsbura, g'a.-7.3 SUB, fdQt.
BbesIino, SO. Bats Tuk, iteigt.
9,drtcrsburo. D. ga.-11.0 Rub.
aanapbd Tals. B ga.-2.2 SUB.
G6arleiton 20. Gaia fub.
Qortsmoutb. S.-19.4 Sub, iteigt.
2ruispille. ap.-9.7 Tub idlt.
@panspiQe, Snb-17.9 Tue faat.
Qai6oille. senn. --16.9 Tub, fGat.
66dttduoodd, ssuu.-100 5ub.
gairo. Sq.-37.6 TuB, iteiat.
Rempbis. ssnn.-28.1 5ub, itei9t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-20
Groteries.

3uder. - greii. iietia. Raffis
nirtsr Gut 2odf $3.50; poipbersb So
70: Cubes $6.S5; granulirtsr $3.50;
Gonfectipnrs .2(" $500; Off ~"
$6.15 freiBsr ertra S6.05; EXTRA nG"
$5.85 per 100 pfunb.
WpfaiTes III itetia. - Retp Srs
leans Open aettls 40--55c, Gsntrifu'
pdl 20-3oc per Gallons.
Heis. - aouiiianu. ifanen 6eao
7-7Ie: prima 6-6lt, orbinGrer
4a-55t. .Supiu 5a-5ie per pfunb.
Daireps probutte.
Butter. Wlartt rubig. prsiIe
idapd6er. Wbolemilt ertra 29c,
Gsntralissb Grtra 261c; Gsntrali5eo
9firiis 23c; DO. Ssconbs 20e; 5aHr
tb DARN 20t; padina Stod 16l-
1Ssc per pfunb.
GGf.. - Wartt iietia. Obio 16;;
GprbpeItli6er 15-16e; Rsp yOri
17-17ac: Shpsiaer 21-30e; bo.
@rid 16e: 2imburasr 165-17ae per
Dfunb.
Gter. = Wartt Tietia. - pris
ma friibe 6iibnersisr 19e; firits
17ic; orSindrs firfs 13te; iseOnSs
12c per Dubsnb.
@sfliseI. = Midfrase gut. -
groilsrs 2 piunb unb bariiber 21e;
inter stp.i yfunb 100; Siibnsr
13c; 6dbne Sc; 2rutbiibner 12e;
--14e; gulIs Csc; Gnttn 10-15e;
iuHgs enten 14-16c; 0dHie 6-8c
per plumb.
ObRunb gemHfe
SuHae qepfel. - gdrlp 6drs
belt 50-75e; SraHspdrsnt 75-90c
per Camper.
3itronen. - Weiifnd $500
325; California $2.25-3.00 per
Rifle.
Oranaen. - California DaI.
$3.50-3.75 per &iite.
pfIaumen. Wilb Gooie
75e$1.0O per gu. GinbsimifHe. 10
Zoe per fia RaIbeS Blu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-20
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10 funuit Qu Gir uubl poritellcn, nit
mic 0roBcu 9tutbeil rdI als- Goblet
ieinen &erIauf ucrirllc, nm mns filr
beiBe 8iinihc if iiir icincn 9lusgan5'
tegc, 5um geiten Der gldn5en0cu
sSaiirn Gcinc5 tupferen lmuergteitt-
lifen Tatcrlan0cs, jcncs &aHoes Ser
S6cIOcu uno 9iiricn. cas- Die 6robte
@eiuunoerunQ Der panjcn JGclt Der.
bieut Gieicr Iusquug Miro iuieeer
cinmul in Der gcihidte oas ISirfet
rn6 Ben @eiit 0ciner 2nno$lelite nit
lcuGten6er Sfriit pcr5eldmen. Sc0cr
Sieg, jeber lrilnlpb Cures ml,tbiget
Gceres iiber Die 0crbiInOeteu nameilt-
lid ilbcr Die GngIar0er, erfiillt mid,
nit 6reuoc. llno ih bin aer feitGi
lleberSeugung 6ab hiciespeer es gum
flItcn Guoc iiibren Dirh, oenr
Trltiddano aebt alien ooran @ie
iollte ibn oos and nidlt geIinaen Bel
ZEN qroBjiIQiaen &ldnen Ses oelltiden
SeaerolitabeS. oercu 9lusfil6rirHg IN
ocn nGn6eu Der i0bigiten nilitdri-
it)cn @r6ben Der Ann3en @clt
| Iieat" -.
9ladocm bnmu oui ben ndditct
Scitcn bic lhateu ser 0elttiden Sc
Introie. namentIit @inOcr6iirgs, Ni.
lomS, Studs, Der &ronpri1l5eIl pnu
&rtllBcu uuo 2'oDcrn mo 6eS aar.
}og5 9llbrcht Don S8iirttembers I'M
cin3elnen gerilbmt itnS, beiBt es Sun
Sd)Iuiic
Ser iieJrcihc 9(usaauq iii titfrr,
0cutidlauo miro iih Dor Der gun5elI
eritalmtcn g9elt nit 9iubm beoeden,
ms iemc Sobne perocn mcgeu it'rer
(batfraft. ibrer SeibituerIcitaBllrtg
mo IaterIunosIiebe 0eu Seiia(l Der
&Gltcr cruteu."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-20
samopirt6f&aftfi&es.
@riin b iinaung.

3iDsifelIos III bic 9riinoinsung bon
GROCER gsbsutuns, ou fir man6e Ses
qenbeu erit burh iie nubbriugenoer
aderbdu m5sIib gemaat uuo fir oiele
cine bobe Sultur srSieIt purSe. sln
uno fir ii6 bebsutet i9on oas rnters
pfliigen sriiner Yildnaen cine 8Obenz
binsiins, bic gar uidt bod genug eina
aei6Gbt tperben tann. unb aIs man
beobd6tete, bab peridiebene pfldnSeu,
mic grbisu+ @idsu. &!ss. ni4t nur
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g6icaqo. 19. oyuli.

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