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The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-01-07
ISSUE IS TAKEN
WITH THE FRENCH
By THE GERMANS
CLAIM KAIsER's FORCES ARE RE.
GAINING LOST GROUND.
FIGHTING IS MOST DETERMINED
French Forces are EndeaVoring to
Retake st. Mihiel, the Only
Point Germans Have Been
Able to Cross Meuse.

Berlin, by way of the Hague, Jan.
6.-The official reports from the west
ern front today take direct issue with
the French claims of important vic
tories along the Mouse and in Alsace
While lighting of most determin-
ed character Is in progress at Alsace,
the Germans there are regaining the
ground previously lost and attacks
upon the German positions on the
Mouse near St. Mihiel have all failed
Important developments are expect
ed from the eastern theatre of war.
The capture of Borjimow is the sub
ject of much discussion by military
experts. They believe that by taking
this point General Won Hindenburg
has opened way for driving a wedge
into the Russian center and COMPEL
ing the Russians either to retire on
their second line or face Ranking
attack which would be disastrous.
Meanwhile first line German troops
have been sent to reinforce the Aus
TRANS in front of Cracow thus releas-
ing force to oppose the Russian
invasion of Hungary.
Reports from Constantinople say
allied feet has been driven from a
position in front of the forts along the
Dardanelles. One torpedo boat is said
to have been badly damaged.
Efforts to Retake st. Mihiel.
Paris, Jan. 6-The French forces
in the east are endeavoring to retake
positions at st. Mihiel, the only point
where the Germans have been able
to cross the Mouse. Fighting in that
vicinity and upper Alsaee occupied
the attention of the experts today.
The renewal of the rains which are
now deluging the entire battla line in
the north and center has nipped In
the bud the attempt OF the Russians
to resume the offensive.
The trenches are miniature rivers.
The entire country in front and rear
| is made up of almost impossible Dogs
| Ii is nearly impossible for transports
to move and the task of keeping the
men supplied with ammunition and
food is difficult.
French Claim More Victories.
| Paris, Jan. 6.-Distinct successes in
the Argonne and in the neighborhoOd
OF Courte Chausse are announced by
the French authorities today. In ad-
dition German attacks were repulsed
at several points. The Germans, de-
spite heavy rains, have attempted to
attack in force in the attempt to re-
capture the position at st. Georges,
but were driven back with loss. From
the Lys to the Disc only artillery duels
are reported Between the AiSne
and Rheims the German artillery has
been silenced by the accurate fire of
the French heavy guns and the Ger
mans forced back 100 yards. In vio-
lent fighting in the Argonne the
French have won back three hundred
yards OF trenches which were preyi-
ously captured by the Germans. Two
violent German attacks at Bagatelle
and Fontaine have been repulsed.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-01-07
Foot Ball Star Located.

Iowa City, Jan. 6.-Joe Meyers, foot
ball star of the class of '9S, for whom
DR.. c. S. Wheat, Minneapolis physi.
clan. asked Secretary HARDWOOD of tina
alumni association to start a world
wide search three months ago, has
been located at Fresno, Calf DR..
Wheat wanted him because he held
$37 zoo collections on stock in an AT
riCan diamond mine.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-01-07
Colored Boxers May Mix.

Milwaukee. Wis. Jan. 6.-Colored
boxers will be permitted to engage in
contests with each other before H.
censed boxing clubs in Wisconsin. but
no bouts between white and colOred
will be allowed. according
to a ruling of the Wisconsin boxing
after having consulted
with the attorney general
The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-01-07
Behind Closed Doors.

Mason City. Jan. 6.-Behind closed
doors, the preliminary examination OF
Mrs. Charlotte Van Horne, charged
with the murder of her husband, Ches
ter Van Horne, near Clear Lake, Nov.
%, opened in Justice Stanberry S
court today. Both sides refused to
make public the evidence although 1t
is admitted ten witnesses have been
summoned.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-01-07
Land Dealers Sentenced

Kansas City, Mo, Jan. 6.-Dr. Z.
C. Chambers, convicted for fraudu-
lent use OF the mails in connection
with the sale OF Florida everglades
lands, was sentenced to two years in
prison and fine OF $4,000 by Fed
eral Judge Pollock.
h. L. Russell, convicted on the
same charge was sentenced to one
year and day in prison and fine
of $375.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-01-07
BANDITS ROB GROCER OF $40
Masked Men Enter His Room Back OF
Store and Force Him to Give Up
Days Receipts.

Cedar Rapids, Jan 1.-TWO masked
robbers late last night entered the liV-
ing room at the rear If the grocery
store managed by James w. Pusteoska
and at the muzZle of revolvers forced
him to turn over all his cash, $50.
They escaped before police arrived
Both robbers we're well dressed. wore
,overcoats and masks made from hand
kerchiefs.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-01-07
Entire Command Taken.
Married So Years.

Mason City, Jan. G.--Mr and Mrs.
Alva Miller are today celebrating
their 5Sth wedding anniversary They
were married at Lee Center, ILL.,, and
have long resided here, He is an old
soldier and his wife was an army
nurse.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-01-07
Plan Comfort station.

Mason City. Jan. 6.-Plans for a ST.
500 comfort station in the public
square have been completed. In the
basement will be rooms for men and
women and above ground will be 4
bandstand.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-01-07
Burns Loses on Foul.

St Louis. Mo-, Jan. Ga foul blow
landed by Bobby Burns of Dallas, Tex,
gave Joe Demelf young Zulu Kid of
Brooklyn. n. Y. the decision in the
fourth round OF what was to have been
an eight round bout here last night.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-01-07
RUSSIAN FORCES
ROUT TURKS IN
THE CAUCASUS
ENTIRE OTTOMAN ARMY IN RE.
TREAT, SAYS PETRoGRAO.
ABANDON GUNS AND EQUIPMENT
Fifty Thousand Prisoners Have Been
Taken and Number of Divisions
Are Surrounded and Must Sur
render or be Exterminated.
Petrograd, Jan. 6.--The positive de-
c,aration that the entirB'Turkish cam

; Petrograd, Jan. 6.-The positive de-
lC,aratiOn that the entir8~Turkish cam
Ipaign in the Caucasus has failed is
made today in an official report.
The entire Turkish army is in re
treat, the troops abandoning equip
mput. guns and ammunition and i'll a
number Of instances even their req
mental colOrs All reports emphu
size the extent OF the Russian victory.
1t is declared already the prisoners
number more than 50,0a0 men and a
number Of divisions have been sur
rounded and must surrender or be- OK
Terminated.
the COsSacks are haraSSng the de-
fpated enemy, pursuing them on both
tanks and killing and wounding
many. The entire Turkish position
at Sari Kemysh is now held by the
Russians.
Official Communication.
TIE following official COmmunira-
ton from the headquarters Of the
army OF the Caucasus has been is.
sued:
1.-The defeat which We inflicted on
! the Ottoman army in the region Of
! Sari Kamysh is complete The Ninth
| Turkish corps was completely annihi-
| lated. We made prisoner the com
mandrr of the corps, lZkhan PaSha.
| the commanders of the Seventeenth,
! Twenty-eighth and Twentyninth di.
visions, two lieutenants and more than
hundred officers and a great mum
| Der of soldiers. The Turkish losses
| in killed and wounded were enormous.
We took many cannon, machine guns,
munitions Of war and revictualing
conveys.
Entire Command Taken.
"A company of one Of our glorious
regiments captured the entire com
mand Of the Ninth corps.
Our victorious troops are pursuing
THE rest Of the Tenth corps, which is
trying to escape.
During the taking Of Arabian one
Of our Siberian cavalry regiments
charged the enemy and cut to pieces
two companies of Turkish infantry
A squadron Of the same cavalry regi
ment captured the flag Of the Eight
regiment of infantry belonging il
COnstantinOpIe The Turks are re
Treating in all directions.
There is no modification on The
other forts"
The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-01-07
Money Awaits Woman.

Waterloo, Jan. GA small fortune
awaits woman and her two children
in Iowa if they can be found. The
woman, whose fathers name was Will
liam Lingwood, was born at Waterloo,
Iowa Two attempts at marriage
failed and she now is supposed to be
in Des Moines or in some other Iowa
city earning living for her children
by taking in washings. The woman's
father died in TeXarkana. Tex, and
left a snug sum of money in a Mena,
Ark, bank
The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-01-07
New Rockwell City Mayor.

Rockwell City, Jan. &c. 1. Stew
enson assumed the duties of mayor
today, having been appointed to sue
coed X. +. Louder, who resigned upon
becoming county attorney. Steven
son was city solicitor and that posi-
ton is vacant for the present.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-01-07
Child Burned to Death.

Odebolt, Jan. 6.-The house on the
John Mauer farm, six and one-half
miles southeast Of Odebolt, burned to
the ground. The house was occupied
Iby Ray Mackey and family. Mr..
Mackey was away from home Smelling
corn and Mrs, Mackey had stepped
out to the barn on an errand. When
on her way back she met one of her
little girls all afiame. She tore the
clothing from the child. but the little
one was burned so badly that it died
q few hours later.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-01-07
Circulate New petition.
To Marry College Head.

Lamont, Jan. 6.-The year 1913
started in here with brisk matrimonial
affairs, five weddings taking place so
far and an informal party held at the
home of Mrs. A. NJ. Chase to announce
the engagement of her daughter Alice
who is an instructor in the LamOn!
High school, to s. A. Burgess, presi
dent of Graceland college OF this
place
The Polk County Republican. (Ducktown, Tenn.) 1914-191?, 1915-01-22
MULTUM IN PARVO.

Siam produces seedless grapefruit.
MARYLAND has population of l,34l, 975,
Norway wants American automobiles.
Tn 1913 Missouri received ll,5O4 new
settlers.
Tennessee has 1890 registered auto
mobiles.
Cleveland Ohio, grocers intend to force
Sunday closing.
Men of Norwegian dairy farms are paid
SO to $40 month.
Budpest Hungary, is to have suicide
prevention bureau.
Chinese silk trade has been badly disor-
ganized by the war in Europe.
Mrs Alice Bennett, of Brooklyn, N. T.,
is lO3 and is able to cook good meal.
Pines are believed to live the longest of all
trees some having attained more than |OO
years.
Mss. Matilda Fox, 100, of Grant City,
Mo-, frequently walks several miles for ex-
ercisc.
Folded paper drinking cups, bound to
gether like check book, are novelty tor
travellers.
Although the eggs Of various species OF
birds differ in shape the yolk always is
spherical
Heretofore an importer of the metal in
all its forms Japan has become an exporter
of refined zinc.
Americanfactoriesar lyindependent
of Europe for the manufacture OF lncandes-
cent mantles.
The ostrich always approaches Its nest
dy devious path, the idea being to con-
ceal It's nest.
The Polk County Republican. (Ducktown, Tenn.) 1914-191?, 1915-01-22

Americans sending mail matter to South
America continue to put insufficient post
age on it in great many cases.
Stationary steam, oil and gas engine
plants of the United States are producing
about OOO,OOO-horse power.
Two Swiss surgeons have invented an
easily used drug which stops the How OF
blood from wounds almost instantly.
Old rails used in pairs are used by Bra
lillian railroad for telegraph poles In re-
gion where insects destroy wood rapidly
A twenty-ton bell in the Church of the
Sacred Heart, in Paris, is tolled by electro
city. A choir boy operates the mechan-
ism.
Exceptionally large orders for motor
cars and motor-lorries have been placed
with London motor firms by Russian
agents.
In Sweden the drinking places are shut
up ON Saturday because it is pay day, and
the savings banks are kept open until mid
night.
To keep the base lines of ball fields dry
when il rains, Pennsy lvanian has patent
ed canvas cover, easily rolled for re-
moval.
Many of the largest Japanese warships
have been equipped with wireless tele-
phones which operate successfully tor dis
tances up to 100 miles.
Spanish army officers have found bomb
dropping from aeroplanes an effective
means of subduing turbulent tribesmen In
Southern Morocco.
A suit has arisen in Sunbury, Pa, over
the business of Philip Bradford, who rent
ed hens for two cents a day, the rem
er taking a chance on getting an egg tor
his money
The Polk County Republican. (Ducktown, Tenn.) 1914-191?, 1915-01-22
Printing That Pays

THESE Hobbies" of ours mean dollars both to those
who take advantage of them and to u.s. There is
dsnciveness about the class of work do that ap-
peas OF good printing that never fails please
While our work is just little better than seems nee
essary the prices than charged by oherr
shops for inferior work. This we have demonstrated
on many occasions and are ready to do so again.
q The man. too, who adverhses is wise. The man do
ing business without advertising isn't doing business ne
Just thinks he is. How many sales have merchants lost
just because their customers didn't know they kept Ger
tain articles? Advertising is simply an opportunity to
self of it is simply losing money
This paper you this respect to better ad-
vantage than any other paper in this section Its pa
irons have money to spend and if you have anything
worth while to offer they will respond.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-30

ben. Bon Der 20 Mann-i Harlem 8es
fabuns bat man nod ilihts geb0rt,
unb man befiir6tet. bab lie umses
fommen iit.
syerntr iinb b;r franaoitI6e Oams
pier vgllserie" BON 4035 5onnen. nnb
Der britifGe Sampfer ,Sunis" bon
1866 gpnnen perienft tpDrben.
Bon Der 9eIabine Der yMlserie"
ipsrben 20 Dlann nermibt unb s
Mann finb sersttet iporben.
Die GOnisin BON g dine
ben ma 6 Seut 1lanb
u,nteripe9s.
&openbdgen, 20. Hobember.
Die aDnisin 9ictoria BON Shipsbel,
1T bier angetommen NIB bat iofort
ibre Refie nd9 9eutI9lanb fortseIebt.
Marnuns an Odnens
freunbe.
&ppenba9 gen ria Sonbon,
30. 9lopember.. Cine proclamation
TT bonn @ouperneur BON S6lesipiss
SplItein erloTen fpDrben, pprin bic
9dnen in S6lesipia Solitein ges
parnt tperpen, ben 9erii9tsn, bab DIE
prppirH nad benz ariege Sanemart
suriidgegeben iperben ipiirbs, feinen
9lauben su f6enten. Man glaubt,
bi. Proclamation lpurbe besbalb erldfs
fen, lin elmer 9lsitation Der OGnens
freunbe Elm gnbe gu MAIDEN.
mas bic Rei4sbant 5ahs
len mu e.
Berlin, 80. Rob. 2luf brdbtIcs
fem Wese na9 Suderton, q. s. Die
llebsrise Na4ridten 4sentur be-
rshnet, bab bic Reidsbant uutsr bem
neuen 9eIeb, ipslaes ariessprofite be-
fteuert, 1913, 10000 Wsart gu 5ablen
baben ipiro. Die Steuer tpirb ni4t
DGbrenb beg &rieges eingeSoseH.
Die Rei6sbdnt tpirb 10000O,000
Wiart, pel9e lie i'm Sabre 1916 bas
bur1 iparte. oab bic Steuer duf Ros
ten absefbafft puroe, 5uriid5ablen.
Sic ipirb fsrner IA, 100000 Mart auf
Grtraprofite i'm Sabre 1914 uno 49,
100000 Mart auf &riessprofite i'm
Sabre 1915 5abIen miiiien. Die resus
ldren Steuern Don 46,060,000 Wart
brinseu bic gaHse Summe auf 1882
100000 Usdrt.
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Rleine Yoltseinatbridbtem

Die beige poli5.i puroe seitern
sriu9t, RatfprIhuneeR lla9 ben ail=
seborigen sines sspiFeH George Wiuie
G5slIs auitelerl gu laiien, Der in Reps
tpn, MiH., geitorben 1T. easle mar in
einsm reifenben 3irtus aIs GlepbaRs
tenipGrtsr tbatis uno bate ieinen
9lrbeitstonsesn seseniiber ansssebsn,
bab er aus Cincinnati itdmme uno
bDrt QngebOrige beiiBe.
- Nus Der 8obnuns bon 5ruu
Gaa o.. Sda, yfo. 1904 Guclib 2lDs.,
ipuroe mitteIs Ginbruds cine solosns
5ni9snubr i'm Nertbe Don $45 sss
itpbleU.
Or. @dlter Grieb melbets se-
tern Der pOliasi, ouB ibm isin auto=
mobiI, bag er am Wontag WorgsH
peniae Minuten uubsaufiidtist DOT
Ieiner Dffice Ro. 81 9arfisiD pIace
iteben lisB, seitobleu puroe.
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@abme Gntibnlbtgmng.
Die Regierung bebauptet,
DAP iie &apt. 8ppe@b's Rdmen ni6t
in ben 9eri9ap6ruussspro5eB
babe biHsin3erren fDoIleu.

ReD gprt, 90. ROp. = Die Res
eieruns bra6te ibren JaI gssen Die
geamteu Ger Sumburser 2iuie pessn
unge5liber Notwithstanding Der
Der. Staatsn am Rontas 4benb gum
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um ibre Seite Dor bic @sI9pOreHsn
Su bringen, 70 bab lesters iih an
TlittDo4 sur geratbuns 5uriidsiebea
iDNneH.
Yunoesrihter 9op, por bem Der
proseb perbaHbeIt pirb. pirD AM
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gu enti6eibeH baben. Der srits bsr'
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fallen au lafsu. Der aipsits, bic 9ea
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nnb Der brittle. Die Surp oabin gu ins
itruirsn, ale &usiagen in gesug auf
ben Sampfer pWarina Nueisba"
aus5ui6alten. ginise Der Inse,las.
ten biirftsn am Oienitas aIs 3euseu
auftretsH, bod pplIte ibr Inlpult nift
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sfpeifelbdft 1T, oh er aIs 3suee auf.
treten fDirb.
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gen rpuroe bic biretts Gnfrage on bi.
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fden Wurine glttade, anpt. &arI
Son gb Gu3 fir sinen 9sri9ap6re,
bdlt, bod tpurbe bieIeIbe ni9t beants
portet. Die Resisruns", aHtportste
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Ger 9lnseIesenbeit nidt Stslluna sss
nommen. sic ipoIlts Isbisli6 alls
5batia9en, ipel6e auf bic antlaps
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den, irssub jsmanbes Ramen getpaIt.
lam in ben Sau bineiH5u5ieber."
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bGngen.
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sSOispb Campbell, Elm farbiger Strdf'
ling, ipuros i6ulbig bsfunoen, Grau
Mai5ie Sbetts 9lllsH, bic Satin Oes
friibersn Waroens oes Staatsou6ts
baaiss 9llen ermorbet gu babsn. Die
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una sin nabinSislenbes @erbitt ab uno
ieBte als Strafe ben 1pb bur9 5dus
gen felt.
lrau aIen tpur friiber cine S9au.
fpielerin uno purbs In abpeienbeit
ibres Wnnnes in ibrer DObnrmg I'm
Staats3u1tbauie ermorbet.
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fu6te geitern i'm itdbtif6en gauumt
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Der 66. StraBe, 1tabe 5alrpart Gpe.
in Cartilage, nah. Die 9alltpiten iillb
ouf $4,000 peranIdlast.
Sbeobore Maper &c Bro. baben
auf DFfentlider Muttipn 49 Grunos
itade in 9lorlpoob Seiebts pertauft
nnb annsbm6are preiie ersielt. Die
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fa9s. an ibrsn Srganifationsn fsftsn.
balisn. Der ariss bsbrobt ibrs fun,
bamenialften Grrunssni9ofien.
.ltnaIaubIfd,e 9oIisei.

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Inn linn Elm @eitanbnib ab1upreiisiL
ibn einc Shliuge Inn ben SnIs leg.
ten rn6 oieie 70 if,arf an5ogen, oai,
fein Nafcn perIeBt ipurbe. Sm sfreli5.
perbDr oes gertbeibigers sa6 Der
County 9eteftip ST. 8. MitdeG 5n,
oab en- ecneiiriam nit 6em StaatS.
fonitabIer 5. o. Wsof sfoIbos in Ell.
men SdJiippen natmL no an ibm Der
brittle Grab polLocgen tDuroe. aols
bos leiienet bas ibm 5ltr enit aeIeste
@erbreten.
- Observation-Disclosures.
Der WouperneHr Don Snoicno. Co
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9ampfer
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ider JIasge fabrenben, aber Der Sams
burg SiiOamsritauiiden 0ampfer.
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iibents Mitre" setdpsrt. Die paiTasies
re bss 0ampfers purosn na6 Wpnte.
pibeo sebraht. 56
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.argentinia", 1T Elm 0ampfsr BON
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@udnO6 sine fran56fii6e
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ipurbs bier Der prpipsttus elmer in
Gnslanb aufSunebmenbsn irasDiit
i9en 2lnleibe neroffentIi6t. Der
Gmifiionspreis Der 8Gubs fpirb 88
5ranes betrassu unb lie psroen fiinf
pro5snt 3inien bringen. Der 8es
fdmmtertrag Der Qnleibe, beren soDbe
ni9t senamlt pirb, niro fir bic Be,
5abluns Don Sd,ulbeH Der frans6iie
ifen Rsgterung in England DsrtuenDet
Lerben.
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aonbon, 20. Rop. Der franaos
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mlieI ~. SiaIifon bot bic @ouper.
neiire bon wfinneiota, @issoniin.
wli6iean, Sninois nno Ohio einssIn.
ben, an Der fir ben g., 10. unb IL.
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3entenniaIfeier in gineennes, Sn.
oiana. tbeil5unetmen. ssn ieiner
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oab @intennes bic erite ipeibe Nie.
oerIaiiung oes norbipeItIifen Terri.
fortune mar. bas ip1ter iii bie benfi.
Gen Stanten ssnoiaun, s,Ilihcis. wlin.
neiotn, @iseoniin. MHddgnn uno ci.
pen Sbeil BON Ohio aetbeilt iplrbe.
TesbnIb oenft er. bab es pniieno
mare, ipenn bic G'oupernciire oieier
Staaten ou Der Seier tbeilnebmeH.
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fid. Der sbemalist 9lrbeitsrfrsunb
3lopb George bat feline ibm perIisbce
bittatorifAe 9sfpaIt bereits babin
mibbrautt, bab sr bas ben Yelfaits,
Sdaffsbau grbsiisrn ssfielIte @ers
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ger 5anb 5uriidssipisisn bat. llnb jeBt
bat er cine aonfsren5 alItr snglif4tn
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peranlafen, pabrsnb Der ariessbausr
alIe aOhnforberungtr fallen 81 IaiTsn.
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1Iuppriid,tiner Sd,iibr.

Ser is Sabre aItc Sarbigr Gm.
met RliieI DON go. 3107 Safberp'
Strabe bantirtc geitern gbeub in
iciner @pbnung init einem Repol.
per. Sic @affe entIitS lid pl6sltA
lub Die augeI brang 9fuiieI III Die
Iinfe S5iiite. Ser 9erIpull6ete fmo
gIufnaDnle i'm itabtiiden Spipitdl.
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(gReiD Dortsr 9DltsSeitung.)
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sSreibeit.

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.itebt in .Gnglanb cine NIT fait uHums
fdrdntterDo oIlmadt azssriiitete &oma
milton sur aontroIIiruns bes aal'
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.S&On bic S:::sissuHa aisjsr Rouu,as
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0as Nradenipappem.

Gdmieeerniutter: .,&nbengie fpdb.
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Genif6e wdb6tu 'lr aIqeusine Nuus.
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9eH. s5nosrmdo4su. SHierIufionnl 9mpIJS.
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amber rndb@en, mi. 5efien GmpfebIun.
Gen. Tsutf6t corpssoeeH. Grftagen go. s3o
Rortbern GoeHus. 4etnsn Gle bic SiQbidnb
Gine. Var. &bpns upoH 2i75X. II
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Rdb6en fir aIeemeine eauscrbtit IN tIet.
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