davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1915-01-23

as well as north Of Perthes and Masaiges,
our artillery directed a very effective fire on
the field works {. the enemy. In the Ar
gonne, in the forest La Grurie, the enemy
delivered a violent attack upon one of eur
trenches and our troops for 4 moment gave
way under the shock, but later recaptured
in two counter-attacks all their positions ana
have maintained themselves therein. At St.
Hubert the Germans blew up by n mine
the northeastern projection of our trenches,
but our troops threw themselves into the
excavations caused by the explosions and
prevented the enemy from taking possession
Of them. Northwest Of Pont a Monsoon,
IN the forest LIE PrGtre, we have established
ourselves at a distance of one hundred yards
before the German trenches captured by
us on Monday, the enemy delivering a coun.
ter-ottNck without success. In the vicinity
of Thanh, in artillery engagements, the
advantage rested with US"
, 1915-01-23

MANS knee, and only a strong man is al , -
lift one They are more powerful than the
eight-inch shells used at Scarbor ough, and
three quarters Of an hour after the explosion
the excavation made was too hot for the
hand to benr.
A despatch from Amsterdam states tha
0s the German aircraft passed over Holland
it is expected that the Dutch Government
will suggest to Germany that the. repeated
flights of German aircraft over Holland are
not conforlnNble to her position as a neutral.
In this connection, the cutlery made by
the German Press with regard to the alleged
violation Of Swiss territory on the occassi IA
Of the British nyiators' visit to Eriedriclshafen,
IS recalled.
Dispatches from Copenhagen state that
the Government has decided to couh5cate
all barley Of foreign origin found in the couu-
try. Tn supply is valued at $500, 0O0
francs.
Another Copenhagen despatch states that
the total of the 1876 lists of the Pruasrau
losses is ST., 1O7 and that adding thereto
the Bayaiar, Saxon and Wurtemturg and
Naval lists, the total Of the German losses
reaches 2,225,00
London, Jan. 22nd.-A French official
commumiqnG issued yesterday, giving u re-
oNH'N - bHO Ol'CAhIlOA9 ADI
18th, says: "Since the conclusion of
the battle of Ypres and up to the complete
resumption of the great German offensive
movement against our left wing, the war has
taken the character of q siege. In such -
warfare it is generally expected that the adj
vantages obtained by the Que side or the
other virtually offset each other, but IN tins
case it can be said that, with one exception,
we alone have gained ground, and with this
exception, the Germans everywhere have
gone back"
A Petrogrnd official statement issued on
Tuesday says: "In the regions Of Asalin,
Lawson, and Kyasane we fought a series Of
combats with the Turkish rear-guard, who
retreated precipitately, aud We captured Il
great many prisoners and The Turkish camp.
Gu Monday we occupied Ardnnuch, Trans
caucasia, near the Turkish border. \ tor
pedo boat sent to inspect the Asia Minor
coast sank twelve vessels with cur9oes near
Archaya.
Continued on SUPPLEMENT-
, 1915-01-23
Censored ut Jamaica J

London, Jan. 2tst-The Berlin Press COM
ment enthusiastically on the work of the
aircraft, declaring that German genius ha4
ended the legend that England is iuvulner-
able because Of her insularity. The raid
has caused the widest delight and s~atisfac-
ton throughout Germany. 1t had been
planned for months past aud only awaited
an opportunity for accomplishment, and this
one is declared to be only the beginning.
The "Daily Express" suggests that the
Allies should nnounce that hostile airmen
responsible for mountaineering over unde-
Tended towns, if caught should be treated
as common murderers and be hanged. They
are not soldiers, it says, aud have no right
to be treated as soldiers, they are the
apachos of the war.
The Chimes" says that the German Gov
eminent and the German people alike have
made it clear i'll a hundred ways to the
whole world that they are ready to commit
any outrages, and that in their purpose not
to obey any laws Of God OF man they prac-
tice the ruthless and inhumn" destruction of
the weak and helpless.
The Daily Telegraph says: "The effect
Of the raid, apart from some stimulus given
to recruiting, is simply nil. Our resolution
with regard to this enemy was formed al
ready, and we had no need Of fresh evidence
Of the vital necessity of breaking such
power"
The "Morning Post questions the wis
dom of the recent announcement of the Gov
ernments intention to indemnify for the
loss of property, rs such n pledge encourages
the enemy to proceed with its destruction
in the hope of clippling the Government
financially. The damage done to a country
by an enemy is, it Says, not properly the
linbiIity OF the Government of that coun-
try. If the French Government had pledged
itself to make good the loss sustained by
the people in the present war it might al
ready be bankrupt. To compensate for all
the damage done is to accept liability which
may be dangerous to the State.
There is no confirmation Of the report that
an enemy aircraft was brought down ut
Hunetanton. The time table of the raiders
over the various towns was as follows: Var
mouth s 20, Cromer $50, Sheringhnm $40,
Huustanton $40, Heacharn 1870, Dersing-
ham 10.40 and Kings Lynn IL pm. A bomb
dropped at Snettisham was uenr enough to
break the windows of the Fourteenth Cen
tury Church, and fell the nearest to His
Mnjesty's residence. The raiders stored
by n lighted railway train and the rails which
were visible by their searchlights. Their
big bombs are pear-shaped and as high as a
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RICH HONOLlHA|VS
FILING RETURNS
FOR income TAX

The local internal revenue office,
which will shortly undergo a change
of executives IL the United States SEN
ate confirms President Wilson's nom
nation of John F. Haley, is one of the
busiest places in the islands these
days. To eyade the heavy penalty for
procrastination the corporations and
individuals who are subject to the fed
eral income tax law are flooding the
department with their returns, making
their showing before March I, the
final day under the, new federal stat
ute. After today heavy penalties
may be assessed all who have not
filed such returns.
The new Harrison Act, relating to
the possession, sale and distribution
or opium and coca leaves or any deri-
natives becomes effective March 1. All
practitioners, that. Is, pharmacists,
dentists, yeterinaries, ETC.,
must register prior to that date.
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PICKED
F|IKOFFCERs Of
COMMERCE BODY

-. - <
The annual meeting Of the Chamber
or Commerce OF Honolulu will be held
In the rooms OF the chamber, KauilLe.
olaRi building. Wednesday afternoon.
March ~. at 3 O'Clock. The nominal.
ing committed has returned the names
OF the following as candidates for the
respective Offices: .lS..s -, 80
President, T. NJ Church, F. Lis Wal
dron: first vice-president. +. G.
Athefton. f. w aIacfariane; Sec
ond viee-president, g. r. Bush, J.
f. G. Hagens; treasurer, G. H.
Cooke. E. L Spalding; directors, B.
E. Blake. w. a. Bowen. willard ii
Brown, G. F. Bush, Bruce Cartwright,
Jr, j p. Cooke, George p. Denison,
j. D. Dole. j. H Drew. Charles n. Era
zier. VIC. Hobby, Fs.J.s I.oWfey, A.
Lewis, Jr., We HIS. McInerny, E.assAa
Mott-Smith, ]. Il Mclean, Il 7. Peck.
IS. s. Paxson, b H. Paris, "a. s.. Pres.
colt. B. III Sanlmons. RsaW. Shingle,
p. A. Swift Harry Strange, r. H
Trent e. D. Tenney, I. Al Thurston.
C. C. Won Hamm, Norman Watkins,
e. H. Wodeh0use, T. e. Wall, @. p.
Wilder, ]. T. Warren, Albert Water
house.
In accordance with section 2 Of the
bylaws, ether members of the cham
Der may also make nominations for.
officers and directors, such nomina-
tons to be filed with the secretary at
least eight days before election Such
additional nominations shall be mailed
to members at least I'VE days before
the election
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coRP0RATl()N MEETINGS

Annual scorporations meetings are
nov II full swing.
The meetings as advertised to be
held include the foiloWina:
March s.-Pepeekeo Sugar Coz 10
.. m.
March 3-tiakalsu Plant Co, Il ..
M, az San Franoiscp.
March 6--Paaul1sn Sugar Plant. Co,
81 !. NJ, IN san Frsneisco.
March 1o-Paukaa Agri. Co, 10 ..
M.
March lo-Moauia Asric. CO.. 1890
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SEALED TENDERS, to be address,
ed to the President Of the Senate Of
the Territoty Of Hawaii for printing,
inclndfng pfoofreading. and binding Of
the Journal of the Senate. Session
1915. WIN he received by the Clerk Of
the Senate. up to and including March
g. 1915.
Specifications may be had on appli
cation to the CLERK Of the Senate, in
the Senate Chambers
A. e. LLOYD.
Clerk OF the Senate.
s0q7z4f
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ELEcTlon or oFFlcERs
AawalIan IrtIs..Ion company L.d

= - 80 So q =
At the annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Hawaiian Irrigation
Company. Limited, held at the Office
.of its agents, F. A. Schaefer 3 Com
pany, Limited, in Honolulu, on Febru
airy Is. 1916, the following directors
and auditors were elected TO serve fol
the ensuing year:
j. w. Waldron, ]. T. McCrossnon, g
p Schaefer, w. LAM, e. ]. Spalding
w H. Baird and H. Focke, directors;
Audit CompanE Of Hawaii, auditors.
At q subsequent meeting Oi these
directors. the following officers were
elected to serve for the year
j. w. WaIdron President & Mgr.
]. T. McCrosson, Weep President.
W. Lall ..sss... ..l IeA4QfcE.
G.. e. Schaefer Secretary.
! @. e. SGHAEFBR
Secretary.
eosssst
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ELEcrloN Be orrlcEns.
AiIa sus.. conpI.ay !

- -
At the reGular annual meeting OF
the shareholders OF the. Hilo Sugar
Company. held at the Office Of its
agents, g. Brewer e Company, Limit.
ed, Honolulu. 7. H. February Is. 1915,
the following directors and auditor
were elected to serve for the ensuing
year, viz:
u b. Spreckelss Richard Iyers, e. II.
Bishop, E. /. Spaldine. III. N. whitney,
directors.
And for auditor, Z. II. Robinson.
At subsequent meeting Of the
board Of directors held the same day,
the. following officers were appointed
for the ensuing year, viz.
j. d. Sprecke1s President.
Richard Ivers. ). ViceRresideut.
H NJ Whitney Treasurer.
: e. L Spalding Secretary.
Eli EPAEDING.
Secretary, Hilos Sugar Company.
H0noihIH T. H Febfuary e. 1915.
6O9S-st
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ANNUAL MEETING.
kaual FruIt and Land conpany, Ltd

Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting Of the stockholders Of
Kauai Fruit and Land Company, Lin
tied, viii be held ct the office OF the
company, Stangenwald building. Homo.
lulu, T. H. on Monday. the 8ths day of
March. 1915, at o'clock p, m.
John GUILD,
Secretafy.
Honolulu, February Is. 1915.
609S-Feb. Is to Mar Z inc.
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AT the annual meeting of the stock
holders Of the Pacific Sugar Mil. held
1t The olficefSof its agents, = a.
ESehaefer a Company, Limited, in Ho-
|nplnlu, on February Is. 1915. he fol
lowing officers ana directors were
elected to serve for the ensuing year:
r. A. Schaefer. President.
Cecil Brown $500 Vice President.
j. w. Waldfon. Secretary
& W. l4t1kiS r.ss $500 ES8o4tCLs
Audit Co. Of Hawaii. ........
Auditors.
e. H. Wodehouse Director.
/ G. E Schaefer. Director.
]. T. McCrussou Director.
! All Of the above named, with the
exception Of the auditors, constitute
the board OF directors.
s. w. WAEDR0N,
Secretary.
609s-3t
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LEGAL NOTICE.

IN THE UNITED STATES DIS,
trict Court for the Territory Of Hs'
wall.
Action brought In said Districi
Court and the Petition filed N the
office OF the Clerk Of said District
Court, I'm Honolulu.
II The United States OF America, Plain
tiff, W. The Board Of the Hawaiian
Evangelical Association, ct a.. de-
PENDANTS.
! The President Of the United States,
Greeting:
THE BOARD OF THE HAWAIIAN
+ EVANGELICAL ASSOCIATION, o
Incorporation existing and doing busi.
ness under and by virtue Of the laws
fof the Territory Of Hawaii; J. K. PHI,
MANI. Lei. JOSEPH, JONAH KAIs
WAEA. SIX. PUPUHI and H. X
rs Trustees Of the XII
tPAHULU PROTESTANT CHURCH.;
THE KIPAHULU SUGAR COMPANY.
o corporation existing and doing bust
ness under and by virtue OF the lave
Of the Territory Of Hawaii; KAHELE
IOP10; SAM. KAMAKAU; MALTA
PALAPALA. widow OF KANAKAAU.,
KAI, deceased; SAM. PALAPALA;;
KANAKAAUKAI, KAN0H0NAHELE
IKEALOHA NUI, ANNIE, whose full
name a rnknoWn. and Macy KuPI
lHEA. heirs AZ law az KANAKAAIJ.l
lKAI. deceasec: DAVID BROWN
HENRY SMITH. JANE BLACK and
MARTHA GREEN. unknown heirs al
law Of KANAKAAIJKAI. deceasad Z
tDAyID KUPIHEA: II. HACKFELDI
and COMPANY. LIMITED. 4 corpora.
| tion existine and doing businees I'M.
der and by yirtue az the laws of the
Territory sof Hawaii: ISAACsP. HAIR,
|B0TTLEt MARY X. HARBOTTLE:l
WILLIAM HARB6TTLE; DAVID H
HARBOTTIE; JAMES HARBOTsa
TIE; FREDERICK KIAMp: ACNTs|
Ia. KLAMP, wife of FREDERICK|
|KLA1fP: EMILY TOoNEY: IOSEPH|
WHITE. WILLIAM DAVIS. Hell
I'm JOHNSON and JULIA ROBERTS.
unknown heirs at law Of HAI.UALA.1
Nj, deceased; THE TERRITORY or
HAWAII; and JAMES THOMPSON
JOHN GRAY, HENRY STONE, ELL.
|zABETH STONE. MARY STILES md
MARTHA STILES. unhnomn onnsrs|
You are heleb, directed Is spbear
ana answer the Petition ii an action
entitled ~ above, brought against you
a tie United States District Court
for the 1errftbrg Of Hawaii. within
twenty days from ana after service
upon ron of = certified copy Of Plain
|tIlEn Petition herein. stonether With al
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FINISH CEMENT FL DOR
lN WAIAH0LE TUNNEL

The cement floor on the south tunnel
Of the WaiahoIe tunnel was compiet.
ed Saturday and within the week
Contractor Jorgenson viii open the
plugs put in to dam the flow OF water
struck two weeks ago and release the
water for the purpose Of learning the
seriousness Of the now.
When this 10 done he will make his
plans for the completion Of the pro-
ject Present plans may have to be
changed II the How Is deep.
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ELECTIONS OF oErIcEas.
porss.ws, cotf.s Company. Id.

At the regular annuali meeting Of
the shareholders OF FOn0haWAi Coffee
Company. Ltd held IN the Office Of its
agents, G. Brewer. g Company Limit
ed Honolulu, T. H, February Is, 1915,
the following OFFICERS and directors
were elected to serve fDrstlie ensuing
year, vizs $
Richard Iversi President.
{ e. r. Bishop. ~. Vice-Prosident.
". ~ 0CobLs - .s.sss.s - BNA1HtGE.
/ IA. NJ, Whitney. -. Z. Secretary.
r. r. Robinson Auditor.
The above, with the exception Of
the auditor, constitute the board Of
directors.
H. m. WHITNEY.
Secretary Ponohawai Coffee Co, Ltd.
Honolulu, r. H; February Is. 1915.
609S-St
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LEGISLATIVE NOTES

IEuiSlAIlvE Mules
A resolution to fix the house inter-
prefers salary at $40 a day passed
unanimously Saturday.
Representative Fasares introduced
a measure Saturday to allow legal or
ganizatipn Of cooperative associations
On motion Of the civil service COM
mittee of the house today, technical
changes are to be made in the word
ing Of House Bill 4.
Two petitions signed by 40 resi-
dents of 1ilo were received in the
house Saturday.. They protested
against the proposed bill to create q
new charter for Hilo.
The county committees recommen-
dalton that Kupihea,s house bills to
tx the minimum scale of labor on
public works be tabled was adopt.
7 ed by the house Saturday.
The speaiser, with the consent Of
the house. ordered the clerk to pur-
chase flowers tobe sent to the funeral
|of Marry KohaIe, for two sessions SER
eapt.at-aFms Of the house. who died
last week
Paul Isenberg's bill In the house to
set aside the territorial property on
Maunakea street for public market
purposes was reported favorably By
the public lands committee Saturday
and went through second reading.
/ An Investigation Of the Hawaii Fair
Commission was started by Represeri-
tafiye Isehberg's resolution instruct
ing the secretary Of the territory to.
supply details of all expenditures and
accounts Of the commission to the
house. 80
Routine matters occupied the atten-
ton Of the house of representatives
todsy in al short session. Several
committee reports were received, but
before noon the house was obliged to
adjourn owing to the fact that all.
matters had been disposed of.
The police and military committees
report, made Saturday in the house.
Recommending passage of House Bill
70, introduced by Representative
Makekau to regulate aeroplane and
balloon flights, was unanimously
Adopted ana the bill went through Sec.
ond reading
Paul r. Is6nberg started the terri
torial fence day movement when
he presented q resolution which
passed in the house Of representatives
ordering the superintendent of public
works to furnish the house with an
estimate Of the cost OF removing the
fence around the Capitol grounds.
The governor has invited the sena-
tors to be his guests at q dinner at
his home the evening OF March 3.
President Chillingworth called the
solons' attention to this particularly
Saturday. Governor Pinkham is aesl
quiring reputation among military
and official circles for his success in
informal social gatherings of this kind
$50 much so that such events are
eagerly looked forward to. Rumors
to this effect have reached members
Of the senate and it is likely that
practically the entire membership
win make 1t a point to be present.
Although fl,o rsal h,,si6ose ,,e con.
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Two petitions signed by 40 resi-.
dents Of KIilo were received in the
house Saturday,. They protested
agailst the proposed bill to create q
new charter for Hilo
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Congressman Eugene +. Kinkhead
OF New Jersey resigned his seat In
Congress.
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On motion Of the civil service com.
mittee of the house today, technical
changes are to be made in the word.
ing Of House Bill 4.
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5 Representative TaSares introduced
a measure Saturday to allow legal or
ganizatipn Of cooperative associations.
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A resolution to fix the house inter-
prefers salary at $40 day passed
unanimously Saturday.
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Paul Isenberg's biii IN the house to
set aside the territorial property on
Maunakea street for public market
purposes was reported favorably By
the public lands committee Saturday
and went through second reading.
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The police and military committees
report made Saturday in the house.
recommending passage Of House Bill
70, introduced by Representative
Makekau to regulate aeroplane and
balloon flights. was unanimously
adopted and the bill went through see
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-02

rMus mas lit benin bas, mas @te
ba fpielen!"
rMo, oos fiebft bod, hummer 8enz
oel, aus benz 2eierfaiten!"
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: Ser fplae Qei6traqenz

Der itol5e 2eiotragen<
9raurig 5ie6t Elm 2eihen5ug
ourd sic 5traBen Der Gtabt I. let
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mem naselneuen Spinner auf BEN
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fen geinen nno Die 6dnOe left an ale
po{en gelegt nit Der M}enge oaber,
majeitdtil9 ipie ein 9a5n, iDenn er
elm 81 gelegt bat.
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auf, uno lie entriii ten lia, mie mon
BEL 10 traurigem MnlaB 1o!4 ab19euz
lide11 6p9mut be5eigen tonne.
Sine @iertelitunbe ipdter mari
@err @9ul5e feiner Jran etn paar
pantoffeln an Sen &opf nit Dem Be-
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9oien feline 8nDpfe >pdren, i1e 1elber
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runo Ser Ser. 5tuaten lett Dem gez
aim pe5 eurppdiiden &rieges tpuroe
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auf oie Seinol eligtetten sluilden @robz
britannien, Trantreid, @erbien uno
SeStalien eiuer = unO 8ulgarten anoez
rer1etts.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-02
Oftmer sartibrbrief hts
4btlipp 5amtrampftr.
1885,.

1139.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-02

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Blut persoFen miro, peroe ta bon
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7e1en laffen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-02

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neue !9err Mmtsri4ter fdbrt auf Der
8abn NIT oem 2%anbidger. Sic un<
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0 sabre alt.

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s5rau 8etlp @enep i'm Otter bon 103
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fauft poroen, Der ibr bic Jreibeit
fcheufte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-02

let i'm nit 70 fdlapbig, I'M bos
@elb tommt INNER bdnpfg, I'm 70
ben ih es BENIN bebal:e. Sd FEN
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9as &riegsgeidaft 0ntel Sums
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-02

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tie 9,ng cubt,
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-02
gesreiflide @elaite.

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auf 10 a 9pienboo'n losflopfet, m0ht
mon nini9en, es ftedte ote gauge
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rSa, I'M bic 9erren @4entelmons
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-02

= aus @a@ien. 2e9rer:
u&inoer, mas gibt es fir 9drme?"
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me-"
s3psitsr @4aler: r@inbsbdrme,
S@afpdrme."
2ebrer: r&onn mir nod ieman6
mel4e nennen? Sea, bu, &arl9en?"
aarl4en: n&er4oarme, 9err 2eb=
rer!"
- Mufmunterung. @4ef
Ger einen erit tIr5li4 e%ngagierten
Rpmmis am pult 19lafen 11e9t):
Isle, Meier, 6ie Stelle, ote sic bier
BEL mir befpmmer1 boben, 1T bo4 feline
@4lafftele."