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The Washington times., 1916-01-26
San Giovanni di Medua 0ccu-
pied-JunCtion With BuIgars
Near.
eSSAD PASHA RETREATS
Battle With Italian Troops in
Balkans Expected Within
Short Time.

ROME. Jan. 26.-Austrian troops
have occupied the Albanian seaport
Of San Giovanni di Medua and are
pressing South-ard toward DuraHZo
dispatches today indicate a plan to
form a junction with the Bulgarians
in the region of Elbassan.
Fart Of the Montenegrin and Alhan-
ian forces defending SCutari We're cap
tured when the Austrians took the
city. The Serbs escaped and are re-
treating southwark.
Italian troops are known to have
been landed near Durazzo several
months ago. No reports of their with =
drawal have been received. though
the above message makes no reference
70 their presence at DuraZzo. 1t is
possible that a battle is imminent in
which Italian troops will be engpAed
for the first time on the Balkan pen
inSula
Brindisi dispatches today reported
that Albanian troops under Essad
Pa sha had retreated southward to-
ward IIlbassan and encountered A
Bulgarian force advancing from Och
rida.. The Albanians hurled back the
Bulgars in a bloody Battle.
The Washington times., 1916-01-26
Allied Monitors Shell
German Positions at
Westende, Belgium

AMSTERDAM, Jan. 26.-Allied mOni-
tors drew in close to tho Belgian coast
and shcllcd German positions at Vest
ende. according to HdviCcs received here
this afternoon.
At the same time. Anglo Frcno II aVia-
tors hombarnCd German works near
knockc and HcNSt.
The Washington times., 1916-01-26
Can't FOresee Day.

The conclusion ls evident: The
gentlemen of the steel board are praCu-
calIy as one in an ina bility to foresee
any such GAY
Nothing could better illustrate the
pinnacle of prosperity on which the
country is now poised than the almost
magic transformation which has come
over the business of tn" United States
eel Corporation IN iess than a GEAR.
aid the New York Pres; (HrogreSsiVe>.
- he story OF S.cCi Is the story OF
the nation. with the farm OF IN" " es.
and ct the South, the mill and factory
Of tn" North and East. the lumber
camp, the mine the livestock range
ana the dairN-al mining money for
the American people AT work. wniI-
2tlHl.tn o. her feliow-men strain ana
struggle on the battletields OF fu"0pc.
The New York Tribune lRepuD.IGanD
dld not comments
The Washington times., 1916-01-26

III;Ill. Jan. - Title distingnish-
Cd Turkish diplomats. Eefpat Pasha.
Neby Beg. and Et"mmc Be. have ar
rived i'll Switzerland 10 prepare a
sN:"m" IT Turkish pence proposals."
the newspaper La SriSSn declared to-
Gay. Financial trouhicA. it was stat
cd, haN" made Turkey IcsirOut OF
Ie3ce.
The Washington times., 1916-01-26
Gauges Condition.

Commenting editorially on the an
nouncement of the steel dividend. the
New York Sun independently today
said: This basic industry gauges the
country economic condition =
The conclusion of facts Is pointediy
shaped In the declaration of the steel
dividend, for the vote to disburse II ls
Enthusiastically vote of confidence IN
the soundness and enduring quality Of
our prosperity cast b. about the most
representative body of American tinan-
cial and business interests which as
sembNs in any directors room.''
The Morning World (DemoCratic) after
commenting on the great earnings or
the corporation and the recent state
ment of Judge Gary warning that the
situation was "intiated'' and declaring
serious consequences might follow the
war unless adequate protection" Is
provided said: 1T is evident that the
other directors did not share these
views OF disastrous competition from
nations hled white and industriaIiy
crippled by war. Even Mr.. Gary him
self seems to have revised them. for
he also voted for the per cent rae.
The Washington times., 1916-01-26
BOOM MAY FOLLOW
DIVIDEND ON STEEL
Wall Street Expected to Throw
Itself to Another Display Of
Heavy Trading.
Continued from First Page

a "stlmulated prosperity" brought on
by the war.
In answer to the argument that a
violent and serious slump might be
expected when hostilities are ended
and the demand for munitions ceases,
optimists declared that the demand
for American products will cultinue
long enough after the war to assure
normal adjustment.
Those taking this view pointed to
the fact that even now French COM
raission Is I'm this country arranging
Tor the purchase of machinery after
the war.
Before the war France purchase,
S1bU.0U0OOO worth of machinery IRON
Germany annually. and this vast
account Is now to be transferred to the
United States. " ith this trade to
start with. the optimists declare tina;
during the rehabilitation OF Europe the
demand tor American machinery and
other products will be almost az great
As the demand for munitions during the
last year.
The Washington times., 1916-01-26
TEMPERATE RES.
a.. s. Burcau.D
TIDE, TABIfI.
81 y TABLE

High tide at 1905 m.
Low tide AT 500 a. NJ. and 6:51 u, m
The Washington times., 1916-01-26

Sun rose at.....7:o9 Sun scts at.....5:l6
Light automobile lamps At 5:I2 y. m.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-12-22

New Castle schools will make an effort
10 be included in the defamation con-
tcst before the Legislature. There arc
a dozen Of silver trophies TO DO awarded
ia the contest and the local schools hope
to gain one OF more Of them.
Several persons from New Castle and
Baldton attended the Christmas enter.
tainmcnt last evening in tho Rose Hill
school house when the non denomina.
tional Sunday school held its Christmas
entertainment. The program follows.
Song, "Cnrolling." school; respon.
sive reading school prayer the Rev.
y. II. Collins recitation, "Welcomei' -
Elsie Dolson; Rotations by Frances
Wardell, Albert Cathell, Grace Edwards;
anthem, Chimes of Christmas" school;
Rotations, Lester Wood, Iottie Hall
Matilda Burria. Florence Megginson
violin solo, Charles Edwards; recita.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-12-22

tions, Anna Williams, Julia Edward =,
Dorothy Hall, Aletha Sutton, Harry
Racine.
Exercises by the primary class--Reci-
tations, Sadie BurIis, Elizabeth Kelly,
Edward Lyman, Felix Cathell, Marion
Williams; selections, Charles n. Ed
wards Wilmington Quartet; exercises.
six boys tenor solo, Charles Stewart;
anthem, Christmas Army" school; reel
tatiOns, Alice Barlow and Beatrice
Jochen; exercises by Mrs s. Hickman
lcVvitt's class; distribution Of presents
and awards; benediction.
The Board Of Education. as stated
some months ago, will send a bill to u o
Legislature providing for an increase 4
appropriation from $4,000 20 $4,000 An
additional teacher for the High School
ard another teacher in the primary de-
partment are needed.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-12-22
his TOO ARDENT
Lover IS jailed

MIDDLETOWN. Del, Dec. evil
liam II. Lloyd, aged %. OF Baltimore.
was sent to Jail in default Of $500
bail here yesterday on the charge Of
carrying concealed deadly weapons
and Of threatening the life OF 17-year-
old Wilhelmina Morris. Lloyd was in
the employ OF the Philadelphia, Balti-
more and Washington Railroad. and
had been boarding at the home of
Enos Morris the father OF the girl.
They had become engaged to be mar
ried. but Miss Morris parents wrote
the mother Of the young man, making
inquiries as to his character, and re-
ceived a reply stating that he has
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-12-22

been married twice in Baltimore and
had served term in the Maryland
penitentiary for bigamy.
The Morrises forbade him paying
further attention to the girl, and it is
alleged that he tried to induce her to
elope with him, and. upon her refusal,
threatened to kill her. When taken
into custody by officer Hamburg, a
brother-in-law Of the girl, a pistol
was found on him.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-12-22
MUCH EXCITEMENT; LITTLE FIRE

Fire in the basement Of the house
at No. ~ East Eighth street last
night caused much excitement and
quick run by the district fire appara-
tus. Mrs. Dora Matthews, tenant of
the property. made the discovery and
0xtinguished the blaze before there
was any serious damage. in the mean
time, however, someone in the street
had seen the smoke and sent I'm an
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-12-22

alarm from box No. at Eighth and
Market streets.
Seven FIRE companies responded,
but their services were not required
With the fire engines came a big
crowd OF Christmas shoppers and
there were several narrow escapes
from being run down because Of the
number of people in the street.
Efficient housewives procure do
nestle help" through the Want Ads
Adv.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-12-22
of Gifts For Men Re
mains Umdir7timished

Despite the tremendous amount of our Christ
mas business, so enormous is our stock that today
here seems apparently no breaks in the lines.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-03-22

or Nev,,and Avenue. three thousand one
hundred seventy t3.l-O feet 10 the north
bHuudlrv line Of college HU Addition TO
tI. wv Of ArdIuore. Thence northwardly ]
frNm COLLEGE HiH Addition To Iorcnt
pam. "A distance of -four thousand eight
blju,irrI twenty t.N2D feet o. the uorth-
mo tbrnurh Tower Vm Addition and
"nt..gs1v Urirhtz Addition 10 the city
,f Ardmore. Ice.uumg al the intersection
of tlc \Nu.ytrtuu avenue and 10th street
i'm fr, Tower lin Addition Co the city
nf Ar,nnrr. thoucr vestvardlg i'm the
r,utar Of 18Th street. "a distance of one
thnus4uI four hundred fifty Ol5m feet.
tit,rrr u1rthwardly. iu the center of
St'.,,,.',.l @,.'lIn "A di.t-n,, of one thou
sand fortv-tyro Il .O42) feet, thence west
wardly i'm the center ut Campbell street,
and -tcnths CO.'S D feet: thence north
y.rIlv i'm the center of Lcl'lorc street.
" distance Of two thousand ano hundred
6fty tg15M feet to the northern terminus
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-03-22
Hlehcr Home Efficiency.

A revolution is going on in tho
homes of America. 1t is Icing brought
about by the study Of such subjects
as health, home nursing child vel
fare, foods and food values, textiles
and the making of clothing, the fam
lily budget, and household manage
ment. The outcome will be better
health, and greater comfort aLd happi-
ness for all at less expense. Because
there is a demand for such instruc-
tion, and because the ends sought are
so desirable schools and colleges of
agriculture all over the country are
Offering short sessions for the study
of the subjects named.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-03-22
HAVE YOU
A PENNY?

It's trine, isn't it?-something you
associate with postage stamps and
evening papers and gum machines;
but when it can purchase a pound OF
candy or box Of writing paper cr
bottle Of toilet water,-well, that's dit-
ferent. Your penny can do that
very soon.-some days this month.
ASK Us about II.
RINGER DRUG co,
"The RcXall store l5u
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-03-22

We believe business comes where
It's invited and stays where it's best
treated. Try Madden's.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-03-22

NOW IS THE TINE to own Ardmore
property. | have two nice homes
on North Washington at 902 and
9O4 on paved street. Cheap for
cash or on terms. Write owner,
2l1 West Locust St, San Antonio,
Texas. 2e-lm
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-03-22
POSITION WANTED

WANTED POSITION by experienced
nurse: would travel as companion.
,fiss psIcbar Ardmore. 21-3
GROCE r Y NJ AN
wants a position. Can give Al ref
ercnccs. Address Ras. Chance, Box
{. Ti-hOmingo. ''-i
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-03-22

FOR SALE-3GO acres choice farm
land, with good improvements, dwell
ing, outhouses, cribs. barn, etc,
known as the l.. n. Turman estate
Address /. II. Loye, Executor, Ard
moro Oklahoma. Sim
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-03-22
FOR SALE

'''-A'4 ''-'-' M ~ ''''''' Nm - : - -
FOX SALE
FOR SALE -siN.room house. close in.
AppIv c. H. Eskcw. 4O.3
terrier. can phone L.5a. eaG
FOR SAI.E-EW corn. see '"'7. A.
1iu
FOR SALE-mdian Game eggs 9'0'
Ave and +, street $. T.. PC
HORSE AND SURREY at " ea'-'.."
Apply W. ~. l'"'N '' '.''...'
-.----
FOR SALIt-I" {. 9m.l" llp."''.''
at a bargain h'''"o'' ''''' W. |
- ~ ''''''.'7'0'''
'NA.I'i\'' I'"''H ''N '.''''' ''
Ill N's. ".''"""'' ~ "'' -'..'
Phone I''"
,,-,,- -r.,,-r, - -.,-- ,-rr-. ,,rs.s
OasH OF on u"''' .".' & '''''. ',.
BOD b'As5 OF iNo"' "'o' '''
r,CDn PlTCNTZS secondhand cars
l,,o r,oarIs i'm oood shane wan
sell che'p' cooper ""I's'' I'm
T0p SNIF-On fam fine, good
vo,,rc broke mules W. f. Wht.|
tnrtor Ardmoro Okla. l51m
'''' ''"' -
mos, nov, cost sf5. will sell cheap
I,o,ir, pi,.cr,h co., Store I22 W.
,,,i, =, POS
FOR SALE-Oil well boiler hfst oiaSS
W., r. no,.issor ovor p q Ard.
a,ara 17.1m
FOR SALE-Qne span OF good "1IR
r,,a,a 7-t or COO nan RIaozh,rn
l6tr
FOR SALE-One BLOCK 2ilNzoS leeI
limits Easy terms sec W. a.
Hill 2oi lOIh Ave. D E' -''liH
T0R sIIT CIIE{P-Cemcnt Shed,
1rqo foet. also secondhand lum-
her AppIv office George W. stiles
building. 22u
---- .. -, = 1--,--,,.-,-, ontg, LoTge
Wv ''t,'-l- , oa1 iaoatton mint
"''' 80. go .-,,. S yyo,I1 so,I. hair in.
w. a,,, Dn ,rruor Writ
FOR SALE-Oak wood and posts nan
mile southeast Wilmington parN.
Can deliver. Phone green S'2' II
R. Parker. 18-im
,boeo motor IN good condition and
will soil cbeap far cash. Apply Ard
,roroite Office 17u
----
- ,- .,, ,-...,...1 900.
-. Goo. ,,i1., from, Ard.
n.y.. ... ,rdu,ar, r,aonaI
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-03-22

OH MAPS oil maps OF Healdton
field A. sections, &inch scale. SL9o
each 70 township oil map, showing
H,ardton. Fox, Graham. Homer and
Ringing territory, pinch scale blue
print on thin linen, $500 each; blue
print or paper, $3.50 each Mail or
ders promptly filed ]. 3. White,
Rox "a. Ardutore, Okla. Palm
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-03-22

FOR SALE OR TRADi1-Two five
horsepower motors and one half
horse power motor; can use two
horse power motor in exchange.
Phone 53S. @U'lL
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-03-22

FOR SALE-Four residence lots G
street and Fourth Ave, s. w. Part
cash, part time. Best residence Sec
ton of city. Wm. G.. Davis. or.
ovor nostoffce. Sim
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-03-22

COR SALE-Restaurant outfit, house
and lease, good location. a mint
for right party. Would sell half in.
terest. Apply Dr.. Miller, Writ
Okla 1876
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-03
Die Sloenbmrser.
Sente iinSet Der ga5nr Sum geiten
bes @aiienbauies in Summe itatl.

Der Sloenburger 9erein perIams
mlte fit geitern 4beuD in Sannings
Gofal an Der Ulain uno Srei3ebnten
Strube unter 8oriiB ieinss qraiioenz
ten Serrn Sol. grintmanu unb ber
prototolfiibrung oes Setretdrs Serrn
Sermann 2ueten. Cine @inlabung
pom 9Gter @eiaugperein gu Ieinem
WlastenbaG am 19. 6ebrluar purDe
angenommen. Der @erein bate fiir
ben Ieubdu beg Watienbauies in
Damme' einen geitras pon $25 seleitct
unb osniel6en ben Sdpeitern in So
pinston CUR g8eiterbefOroerlIns 3rr
Yerfiiguns geiteat. Sin Dant pRp
glnertsnnunesI6reiben iiber ben gelei
itstsn Yeitrug tam 5ur 9erleiune. gei
bieier 9elegenbeit mahte prGiiOent
yrintmam auf ben@u4re auTmertiuR,
ben bieiige aus OIoerburs itammenoe
Oamen gu bem glei6en 3tped perars
italten fperben. Die SSeitipiidt finoet
belte In Der Sreifaltigteitsbaae itart
unb Stpar ptrO Ra6mittags unD
9tbenbs geIpieIt. Der Oloenburser
Bersin bat feline torporutiOe getbeilisz
una suoefagt. Sine Ginlabuns Dom
StammtiIh @aterlauo 3u feiner llas
terbaltung gum 8eIten Der Srtegsnptbz
leibenben an 27. 5ebruur puroe angss
nommen. Bon Der Oeutfheu Tag Ses
ieli6aft laa elm Jinarauspeis DOT.
Die Witglieoi6aft puroe erneuert uno
!5err @ntpn Sedmann puroe gum De
leauten unb Serr Sermann GneteH
sum StelIpertreter erndnut. Die Sim
nabmen betrueen $11.25 uro Die Iass
gdben $12.50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-03
@aSiiasr llntsritiieunssucreiu
Erei iuHse asntr melScn iidJ jur
Iitsliebidaft.

Ter @aoiif)e llnteritiisltngsncretl
pcrfanninelte iid) geitern glberlb CIR
baIbmonatiacu Sitnng in Slann'S
Sale, all Der NicDfideit uno glber
StraBe, uno 3por ilnter @priis 6es
Graiioenten Serru glueuit @urig ullo
Der |rotofoafiIhrluts Ses Setretars
Scrrn SSobn Giebol0. glus glaenItein
in SitprelIBen IoJ cine GnlpiargSbc-
,tGtisung iiir erboItene Spenoc 5ant
8citn Der oitpreuBiiden @rer3'
trllppe Dor, peld)er Der 9erein 46
Narf unb 81 Tiennige bate Sltfor'
men laiien. einIaoungen uom
Stammtiit @aterIane su ieiner Set
Iid)feit gum geiten Der arieesnoth'
leioenoen on 81. Sebiudr mo bes
SduvciSer WdlmerfprS gu ieincr
MISUNDERSTANDING am 5. WtGrS purs
Den aitgenonnuen lno 9etbeilt9aiii1
5iiaeiaet. slr Der SubeIcieier Der
@iniiibrlmg Ses be,ttidpn llnterriftS
miro iih Der 8erein ebenialIs betbei'
Iiecn. Eie Serren @eni. i. &enncr,
l4i0 Gutter StraBe, @rtnt >,
Shned, 434 s9eit gtcpPideu Apemlc,
ioipie SSoi. s. @eirgGrtrer. 1921
Stte apelne in GuMninspiae, ipltr'
Scn ,lir @titgIIeoi@ait porecidtlagcn
uno alusid)iiie werben Die notNeen
Grbcblingen nnitclei. Can eriteril
,saIle beitebt Oos llnteriudlrn9S. .arm'
nittec ans oen Nerren Srcn. sSettill
Grit @cieer umo alton eiieruann;
i'm siuciten aus Den Serrert ,Sobinn
SGuSler, SSobn 0terft III. uno Nic.
s!Ilaeier nno i'm lebtcrcn aus oei
Serren @aiiiop sort ,SUln Ntmlibart
uno sSof. Glioolireer. $3S ardnfen-
uitteritiitnne tulrbell 3ur Snblirg
o,lsepicien. 2as sIblebcn oes Mit-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-03
Sonntas 2la6mittassRonsert
Gineinnatier Wuiifer msroen ia benz
ielbeu 5n GBren selansen.

0as 9oltstonssrt, pel6es am
Spnntas Rahmittas in Der Wuiits
bale itattfinb.t, sibt 9elsssnbsit CUR
2tus5ei6nuna Don bier &iinitlern b.s
Spmpboniss Or9eit.rs. Yer Spliit bes
SonSerteS 1T Der Sarfeniit Soiepb
9itp, ipeldsr bas SarfeniOlo n5an.
taft. 9riQiants" bss ShotteN pur.
riibsalbers ipielt.
Carl Wunberle, Der erite Tiplas
ipieler bss Srteiters pirb odrtbun,
ipas sr als aumppniit Su leiiten pers
mag. Seiwr i6peoiidsn parapbruit
Scent Of Roiss" tpiro bas Srteiter
uutsr aunpalps gsnialer Sano
I6pungbaftsn 8ortras perlsiben. Ser
nsr iteben stpsi unosrs peroienitpolI,
Witglisbsr bss Srteitsts, Der sritt
alarionettift Sofepb elliott unb Der
erits gslIiit Sulius Sturm, nit einem
0ustt auf benz programm. Die
aiinitler psrbsn bic Waifenetfd,e
aompoiitipn Sous lss Silleus" gum
9prtras bringen.
Tas Sr6siter brinst atpei glcpttGs
ten gu 9ebor, cine SniutsSueHs
Suite .Scenss Ilaerisnne" uub eine
@berubin Supsrtiire Die 9lbenceros
gen.. fsrnsr ben Marid aus .aliba"
bic Wilbelm 5ell Supertiire unb ben
Straus'f6sn @alSsr nWo bic Giro
nsn bliihen."
Quftrdae fir gillete tperben in Der
Office Der Or6eitra ahociution, IL
5imss Star Sebiube, entgegerge
nommen. glm Samitaa fOnnen bic
gillets BEL Der gburd geintamp Co.,
1O9-111 Weit @isrte Strube, in
Gmpfans senpmmen tpsrbeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-03
6anislmann almb.
,sein Sbeaterabsno finOet am s. Sc
brnar i'm Gprie Sbsater itatt.

Ger Sanielmam alub mill auf
ben i'm pergnngcnen Sabr nit einein
3beaterabeno geiarmelten 2orbeeren
nid)t ruben, pielmebr ben @rfolg fpie.
oerbolen. Ter Stub bot besbalb wie.
oerlnn einen Gbeaterabeno angeiest
unO fir Gienitag 9Ibenb, s. ssebrpor,
boS gafr5c 2Drie Sbeaier genlietbet.
Dort mill CT iid nit ieinen 5reunoen
imo oem gaft5en 0elttidytblm eli,
Stclloitein eebet. 9ie 0fitsIieber
baben iih iim ben 5idetoertrieb geo.
be Dtiibc gegeben un6 es gelpimrt
gan5 ben aniteiH, als fpiiroe bas
Spr;c Gbenter ON 0ienitcg slbeno
pollis ansperfauit iein. Der SanieI.
litann StIilb bietet oolIcn 9eaenperib
,mb es gclten Die 4Sreiie, bic iorit i'll
bieiem 5beater iiblih ltnb. g9illlmn
iSorcrsbmn, elmer Der bebeitenoiteit
Sdaiipieler Der amerifaniiden Bit.
ne, trItt in Dem Dem iraiB0ijd)em
entlebnten Sebens Drama ,Ibe Saipt"
aui, fsrancis be Groiiiet lit Der lid.
ter, uno mad, Der engliif)en llebcr.
iesurg Warie Game 5aplors lat
Sapersbam bas StiIf iiir Die ams-
rifaniide 23iibne bearbeitet .ino es IN
leltener @eiie biIbnemUirtiam Nc.
nladjt. Serr 5aber5bam Miro BON ei.
ncr pcr5iigliden 3eieaid,ait inucr.
Itiitt, ioeab @c1ptibr oaiiir Dorbanont
lit Sab Oas Siiif III grobartiger
SaeiIc bermisgebrad)t uiro. Mud IN
Der 9tusitattiing gelIiiat bic &oHlooie
Ocu lpeitgebenoiien slniorSerunsen.
IA MN mobl ieoer nal in Die eng.
liide aonlSoie ecbt, mag n!an oaJa
Sen Saitielmnnl.slberlo ndblen. Ger
aIub bot ben 3lped, Der .Saniellnann.
@oge Ole olirh ben 1enpeIbau ber-
porseruieuen aroben iiuan3ieaen "a.
item .ragen su beIien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-03

hem 9lrbeitsf)aits eei6idt. CT nil
Der Sprob cirer altdocligen eng
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