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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-04-28

FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER, no. s
for county commissioner from district
number 5, subject TO the action Of the
Democratic primary. II elected win
endeavor to have adopted a more eco
nomical manner Of road building Is well
az conducting other county business.
Your vote and support win be appre-
ciated-
]. n. CAMPBELL.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-04-28

hereby announce myself candidate
for the office Of County Commissioners
from District number 4, subject to the
action Of the Democratic party. I be-
lieve in good roads and safeguarding the
interests of the county.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-04-28

/ hereby announce my candidacy -,
county commissioners from District No. 4
supJect 10 the action Of the Democlatis
primary, June 6. Your vote viii x.
appreciated. ID. WARD.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-04-28

EOH COUNTY COMMISSIONERS NO. =
To the Democratic Voters OF Escambia
County:
I hereby announce my candidacy for
the position Of County Commissioner for
to be held June 6, 1916, and respectfully
solicit your consideration and support for
my candidacy. Precincts Nos. Il, Is, 81
and "a
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-04-28

cADE =. sHAcKELFoRD.
The Snowflake herald., 1916-01-28

Circulation guaranteed the largest
-: N.Ua;o county Books open to
inspection as proof at any time.
The Snowflake herald., 1916-01-28

ant relation of all bird life to
the public welfare, it is advo-
Gated that Arbor Day be made
the occasion for inculcating in
the minds of growing genera
tions the imperative necessity
of affording protection to such
feathered creatures as are nat
urally the allies of mankind in
destroying insect pests and in
adding to the pleasantness of
human existence.
In recognition, furthermore,
of a worthy campaign inaugu-
rated by the Arizona Federation
of Women's Clubs, it is earnest
ly urged that the week, January
Goth to February 5th, 1916, and
the week, April 5rd to April
9th, 1916, both of which include
Arbor Day as above designated
for the northern and southern
counties, respectively, shall be
formally termed, Annual Clean
up Week." and shall be the oc-
casion for a concerted effort on
the part of civic organizations
and public-spirited citizens indi-
vidually toward the cleansing of
public places and private es-
tates, whether municipal or
rural, to the end that sanitary
conditions may be established
by the elimination of such filth
and rubbish as ordinarily form
agencies for the dissemination
of disease. 1t is, also, strongly
recommended that the observ-
a c e of Annual Clean-up
Week, I" whereby the health
The Snowflake herald., 1916-01-28

Subscribers not receiving their paper
regularly will confer favor by report
ing the fact.
The Snowflake herald., 1916-01-28
A PROCLAMATION
By the Gouernor of Arizona
Executive Department !
State of Arizona I

In conformity with the provis-
ions Of Paragraphs 7-284O,
Revised Statutes of Arizona, 1918,
Civil Code, |, Geo. w. P. Hunt,
Governor of Arizona, do hereby
designate and set apart the
fourth day of February, A. D.,
1916, as Arbor Day, to be OBJ
served in the Counties of Co.
chise, Gila, Graham, Greenlee,
Maricopa, Pima, Santa Cruz
and Yuma; and similarly, !
hereby designate and set apart
the seventh day of April, A. D.,
1916, as Arbor Day for due OBJ
servance in the Counties of
Apache. Coconino, Mohave, Nav
ajo and Yavapai.
Pursuant to a commendable
custom, | urgently recommend
that Arbor Day, as above desig-
mated, be observed in the public
schools and other institutions of
learning through the holding of
appropriate exercises and the
transplanting of trees. shrubs
and vines in public grounds and
along common thoroughfares, so
that the heritage handed down
to us by our forefathers may be
transmitted with enhanced beau
ty and value to posterity. In
view, moreover, of the import
The Snowflake herald., 1916-01-28
Nfw$Iz7a Views
croEn Che
CAPlTALss ARIZ0NA

AS direct result for preparedness
is Stafford and
no organize new comDanies
twelve companies band and
two and Three
Ray Monca yuma aes5a and pGag % chairman Of the repub
se ooan s e n to the
@ to the state convention which to be held some ne time Ap m One %
m the granting sutrss s
committee of each county the
, m na The 1rs b.ss % s So
looked into
proposition
taken after the resum
the miners organ
depleted @ and that all the aan nana bdnT % @
the world be gained by connu
ws @ nh the @ back this to "a na voted %
ator % Those at the meeting seemed & to %
he till had NIT the s and 1Hs mSa
acting the advice
refugees
refugees going
their charters in IL
an IS eqs ses 5 bn s @ the
not made such elaborate promises financial aid the rg
promises there has
11,soas sn
% wool 1913 s & the interstate ss GTmmeTS s e
tariffs ADVANCING wool to
commission
L C.
being made the the Salt river valley
quarantine
petition addressed th
association
the
union that free from citrus pests and that the only to keen
thousands dollars
scale and the national has made
pration of 100000 to help along the work
The grants aside
leased
the commissioner
also been made Selling land is
appralsng
public points
Arizonas
capital the rate TAXATION
continually
agitation sentiment
welfare be elected the legislature. thinks that
tive doubt unnformed regarding its wisdom probable effect
Auditor
making
avors the adoption of annual budget
The Snowflake herald., 1916-01-28

paid the claims on a basis of sin
gle column measure. If the law
says double-column measure why
don't the supervisors and the
county attorney institute an ac-
ton to recover the 100 per cent
overcharge.
Again, so the people may
know"
The more the lame ducks"
attempt to build a defense by
falsehoods, the more vile is the
smell from the putrid mass.
Winslow Mail.
Copy Of the bid of G. M. Brax
ton, for printing and publishing
for the year 1916, in the Hol-
brook News.
Holbrook, Arizona,
January 3, 1916.
To the Honorable Board of
Supervisors, Navajo Co., Ariz.
Gentlemen:-I hereby offer to
do the printing and publishing
for the County of Navajo. State
of Arizona, for the year 1916, at
the following prices:
For publishing the proceed
ings of the board of supervisors,
one insertion only, 25 cents per
inch.
For publishing all other ad-
vertisements, proclamations, no
tees of increased and decreased
assessments, and all other no
tices required to be published
by law, one or more times, 20
cents per inch for the first in
sertion and 20 cents per inch for
each subsequent insertion.
Copy of the bid of the Winslow
Mail, for printing and publish
ing for the year 1916.
Winslow, Arizona,
January l, 1916.
To the Honorable Board of Su-
pervisors of Navajo County:
Greeting:-Comes now J. H.
Chapman, sole owner, publisher
and editor of the Winslow Mail,
weekly paper published at
Winslow, in Navajo county, Ari-
zona, and in conformity with
your advertisement published in
the Holbrcok News. a copy Of
which is hereto attached and
made a part of this bid, make
and submit the following bid on
the several items:
First-Publishing proceedings
of the Board of Supervisors one
insertion, Is cents an inch.
Second Notices o f reward,
election proclamations, and 9TH
er''public notices required by the
county and the offices Thereon,
Is cents an inch, each insertion.
Set in body type.
Third Publishing list of per-
sons, the valuation of whose
property is sought to be added
to or raised by the Board of
Equalization as required by law,
Is cents an inch, each insertion.
The bid of the HERALD was
practically Of the same form as
those of the Mail and the News.
The HERALD bid 129 cents per
inch for the supervisors pro-
ceedings and 25 cents per inch
for notices.
The Snowflake herald., 1916-01-28

A feud between sheepmen and
cattlemen is reported from Mo-
have county and it is feared
that there will be some killings
before it ends. The trouble is in
the extreme north part of the
county, near the Utah state line.
The Snowflake herald., 1916-01-28
A Paper for the Home Circle
So the People Nay Know

Holbrook News publishes an ar
ticle on the county printing con-
tract recently let by the board
of supervisors. We have a high
regard for Mr.. BraXton, and be-
lieve he is man of strict verac-
ity and honor, so there is no
doubt in our mind that the artl-
Gle in question was not written
by him, but was fathered by one
of the arch conspirators in the
fraudulent letting of the county
printing, which robs the tax
payers of $500 or more for the
year 1916.
Here is the defense of the
conSpiratOrS:
''Mr. Smiths bid was for 123 cents
per single column inch Mr.. Braxton' 5
bid was for 25 cents. an inch. He
(Braxton) assumes that the bids meant
double column inch, since THE LAW
SPECIFIES that the proceedings OF
the ,board of supervisors MUST BE
PUBLISHED IN DOUBLE COLUMN
MEASURE.
This would be a grand defense
but for one thing. 1t lacks the
first element of truth. The
writer of that article knew there
was no such legal provision in
the law, and the fact that he
deliberately states an untruth
for a defense makes the crooked
deal stand out all the more
clearly. The editor of the Mail
is not a practicing attorney, but
he can read the statutes just as
intelligently as the county at
torney. The section relating to
publishing supervisors proceed
ings is as follows:
Sec. 1868. For publishing the pro-
ceedings of the board of supervisors
the price shall not exceed 35 cents an
inch.
Again, so the people may
know"
If the law required double
column why did the county at
torney call up Mr.. Braxton and
ask him if he meant double or
single column inch? Again, the
bids were opened at 2 p. m.
with all three bidders present.
but the matter was put over till
Z p. m. This eliminated one
bidder from the evening session.
At 7 p. m. Mr.. Smith was on
hand, put not wanted, so he
was informed the matter would
not come up until morning.
This cleared the room for the
star-chamber session, and with
the advice and consent of the
county attorney the printing
was Immediately awarded to the
Holbrook News. Do these acts
speak for honest effort to serve
the taxpayers; rather does it
not SAVIOR of corruption and con-
spiracy.
Again, so the people may
know"
Mr.. Braxton admitted to Mr..
Smith, after the bids were open
ed, that he was the high bidder
and stood no chance at the con-
tract. At that time he had not
been informed of the job that
was going to be put over by the
county attorney and the super
visors.
Again, so the people may
know" "
The proceedings for 1915 were
published by the Holbrook News
at price of 80 cents an inch,
and the supervisors allowed and
The Snowflake herald., 1916-01-28

and happiness of the people of
Arizona should be immeasurably
promoted, shall receive the sup
port and cooperation of State,
County and Municipal health
officers, and all those public in
stitutions which customarily par
ticipate in the celebration of
Arbor Day.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, | have
hereunto set my hand and
caused the Great Seal of
the State of Arizona to be
affixed.
(SEAL) Done at Phoenix, the
Capital, this 17th day of
January, A. D., 1916.
GEO. w. P. HUNT.
Governor of Arizona
Attest:
SIDNEY P. OSBORN,
Secretary of State
The Snowflake herald., 1916-01-28

The production of wool in the
United States in 1915 was 23S, :
777,000 pounds, as compared
with 200. 1872, 900 in 1914, and
296, It's, 600 in 1918. The aver
age price to producers in 1915
was about 23.4 cents, as COM
pared with 1874 cents in 1914,
and 1877 cents in 1913.
The Snowflake herald., 1916-01-28

The St. Johns Herald of the
Goth inst. made a scoop" on
our Holbrook correspondent S
items, bodily clipping out and
publishing the entire Mexican
war" article and credited it to
the Holbrook News. BY the
way, the News did not even
mention the affair. Please don't
do it again, Mr.. Herald man.
The Snowflake herald., 1916-01-28

The Elephant Butte dam in
New Mexico, one of the biggest
projects of the kind ever at
tempted, will be dedicated this
year. The dam is 1000 feet
long at the top and the width or
thickness at the base is 215 feet.
The width of the roadway at
the top is Is feet, and the struct-
ure contains 610,0 cubic yards
of masonry. The reservoir when
full will contain 1862, 200, 900, 900
gallons of water, enough to
cover to a depth of one foot an
area of 1926 square miles. The
cost of this immense proposition
will be close to $10,0 1000.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-13
Detail of Insertion of Bath Towel.

Detail Of Insertion of Bath Towel.
These useful towel motifs are easy
to- make. Follow the instructions for
both the insertion and edging.
For the twelve open meshes chain
36. Make 5 rows Of open meshes at
the beginning and at the end 9Th row
the beginning and at the end
9Th row leave 2 open meshes,
filling the intervening s with
treble crochet. Make 6 rows, then 5
more rows of open meshes; repeat for
desired length. In center of 6 rows of
treble make circle Of French knots of
any color, with lazy daisy stitches
from top and bottom of circle. These
were made with blue fiochet. Two
%colors, (pink and green) are very eff
f~ective.
Detail Of Edge of Bath Towel.
LIST ROw-Fill entire edge Of towel
with d. C. for foundation.
End ROw-Chain S. skip 2, l tr.. In
Ord ST.. ch. 2. l tr. In next st.. CHI. 2, SIX.
2, ] tr., CHI. 2, ] tr., repeat entire length,
turn.
8rd Row-Ch. 8. 2 tr. on CHI. OF 2. CHI.
3. 2 tr. on same CHI. Of 2. repeat.
4th ROw-Ch. 3, IL tr. In oh. Of 3,
fasten by 81. st. In top OF next enell.
repeat entire length. ~ tr. In every
other shell. turn. Using color used In
making French knots In insertion 9
de-, ] D.. 2 de-, l D.. 2 de-. ] D., 2 de-. In
each scallop the entire length.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-13
rem, unper5afcrten unb un5peibelti.
gen &prb!"

rem, uhper5llfcrtet linb un5peibeiiti.
gen &orb!"
vIb-" mad)te ser Shirt iiber.
raldJt. Gann erbob er ba5 @IaS.
"Gbeer up, olb bop" iagte err, les
lebe Die Imerifanerin."
YNof niht. Ontel," erpioerte
Boris mieoerum oumpf, aus nabe.
liegenoen @riinoen. .@ie if ofio
10 itebe, bilolid) genommen, NIT offe.
lem Wunoe iiber Oie uneIaubIiGe
misunderstanding oieier blonoen
gorite BON einem fleinen Satan, tper
tritt in ben Saal2 Der 8apa nit
ieiner anberen Sod,ter. limb tpie bic
iiber bic Sdmele tritt, bn briht Die
'fur6tbare grfenntniB iiber mid Der.
elm, bob ih ni6t Die 8orbipenoerin,
Ionoern oeren 3piaingsihpeiter
liebe!"
o@tein @ott, baS lit ia Elm Stoif
iiir Sbieu," rief Ser Shirt iiberraift.
God id iaae Dir nod einmal, alter
Sunge: rGbeer mp" oenn Sdlim.
meres fam Dir babel ia gar nidt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-13

LIST ROw--Ffli end of towel with do.
for foundation. u
End Row-Ch. s.. skip 2 de-. ! tr. in
ord de-, oh. 2. l tr. in next 3rd de-. re-
peat length.
Bird Row-Ch. 8, 2 tr. over last CHI. 2.
] tr. In top OF tr., CHI. 2, skip l open
mesh. ell next mesh and repeat to end.
4th ROw-Chain 8. 2 double tr. in
first open mesh. CHI. 4. 2 double tr. in
same mesh. fasten by 81 st. in center
of 4 treble in preceding row. repeat
to end of work.
9Th Row-Using some color. 2 dc. 1
p. 2 de-, l D.. 2 de-, l p. 2 dc. In each
shell Of preceding row.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-13

Bath TOwel-MedalliOns OF French
Knots Connected with Lazy Daisy
stitches. Is
Easy to make and will with the edg-
ing make a beautiful gift. g
Detail of work. Beginning in CEN
ter make 8 rings equal distance apart.
For these a Csc piece was used, FIJI
rings very compactly with French
knots. Connect rings. and finish each
end of towel with lazy daisy stitches.
Any color can be used; or two con
trasting colors. Also feather stitch
ing ian be used instead of lazy daisy.
Detail Of Edges on Bath Towel.
II lends completed beauty to this at
tractive piece Of toweling.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-13

iubr er fort. lid iage Dir, 0u meiBt
Md, nid)t GILES. Stene Dir Dor, oab
ih, ale pefuni1ren 9ebenfen beiieite
ldiebeto, MIR melnem Ser5en folgen
mill, uno mid bel,te friib entlheioe.
@eI0 bin, @elo ber-bie ODER feline
anoere, iuge ih mir. llro ga i6
rpcib, oab Die Grleniteins belit firth
mad, ben l1ifisien poler,, aebe ih
ailh ,oabin, roie b,ird) alc Sole rpie
elm 9eieiicner, iebe ben Batter nit ser
anoeren Gohter natiirIif crit I'M
Niobioeniaal, uno mie ib mid in Die
leere Sala Del 9aroccio suriiffonSen.
trire, UNI etnen ariegsplan 5u emf.
iperfeil, per, meinit Oh mobl, itebt
an Dem ihonen Wpiaiftiih in Ser
Mitte unb 5eifnet iid elm Ornament
Oapon ab in elm fleines Sfis3enbuh
-Sie! Sic! Sie!!"
n@oraus man eriiebt, oaB Elm
iunger Wenit Slid baben mub,"
meinte Der Shirt ernitbait. ,llno
mas tbateIt 0u?"
.Sb?" Boris G6rpippras lob tiei.
linnig'5n, wie Der aelner nod ra.
Idem, ger6uifloiem Seaerped)iel
crit cine Slaihe Ipeoerer, rcrtra
orp," in Gis pergraben in iilbernem
8iibel auf bron5enem @eiten berbei.
brad)te uro 0anll einen ,arteu aebra-
tencn Sqian nit &apiar. 9eilage icr.
pirte, begleitet BON ollsgeiuhtcm Gn.
oiplen.S alat uro &ompott BON grii.
men Wanoeln. YSicbit In, Snfel,
Der aapiar lit reht gut bier-oas
Bette Diellciht, mas ms Muslano
fomnlt, aber aapiar, wie mir i'm
ellen, lit es nid)t: grau, 9roBforrig.
perleno uno milo - flir5, Gaiier-
fapiar. gber alid) oieier lit, mie &c.
iagt, paiiobel ltno meiner Iniift
mad, Die bette 9eilage gum Saian, Oh.
gleih giele Sauerfrout in Seft ge.
fo6t nit IllItern barin por5ieDen.
GaS lit niht meme Yaiiion. Sd
meiB ia nid)t, lpie 9u iiber oieien
Iunft benfit, ober-"
Gr 5ildte bc5eidneno nit Sen
atieln.
sd finOe Geinen 8eidmad gut"
ermioerte Ser Shirt, nit Initren.
gung crnitbaft bleibeno. llnb IN.
Dem er ieilem Neffen sutranf, iagte
er: pglio Oh fanoeit Sic" in Der
Gala Del @aroccio?"
~Sa, Elm Srnanlent topircno," be.
geiIterte lid Boris iiir ieine ,iungen
Seioen" mieoer, nad)bem er Den
ihpaden 2eib geitdrft. o@ir ifiit.
teIten inns Die Sano, beipraben Den
@oiaiftiid, puroen bariiber einig,
oaB Die oWagoalena" bon Carlo
Oolci piberIid iiiBli6 lei uno fanoen
bcloe Mlben's 5meite Srau iboner
OILS Die erite. llno tp1bren6 mir nod
bergliten, faBte id) mir elm Sers,
ihoB nit elmer SiebeserflGrung log
uno bot fbr SerS uno Sano."
ngtin, un6 ,Sie"?" fragte Der
Shirt. als Boris iih bon nellem nit
einem 8laie Seft itdrfte, elm Saia.
ne%nbruititiid oif nit aauiar beitri6
lulo es in ieinen Miinb ifpb.
rSie?" fam eS bunpf 3llriid. ipe.
niger ans SerSenSaual, ais neil er
leinen @ilnb DoQ batte. .Sie?" pie.
Oerbolte er Damn nit bellerer Stinl.
me, INN, lie CAB mir einen flippfIa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-13
Sm 8erihtsiaal.

8idter: Scr &ngeflaste bat 81.
men aIio bel Der &auferei 5ipei Dor.
oer5abne mlsgeidlagen?"
&lGeer: oSamobl, Serr Gid)ter-
itnb nod ba5u 5wei fiinitlihe."
Ridter: Sea, es pGre ia nod
iflimmer fiir Sic, menu es 5rpei
efte ge1peie len m6ren."' r'
&ldger: ~9us fam i6 ni6t fin.
oen-oie ehten foiten bod niftsl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-13

llebcr bunbert 9ilber ent6alteno;
fir iebcn Seutihen, Seiterreiher ODER
llnsnrn bon boditem Sntereiie. Gin
bleibcubes Mnbeufen an ben arpben
Weltfrieg. Seionbers seeignet. nm
Den Teripanbteu unb Sreunben in Der
alien Seinntb einen pafenben 8eneis
oapon 81 geben, tpie III ben @ereinigten
Staateu bic 2ie6e unb 8egeiteruna
fir Die beutif,e Sade 3lim Iusbrude
tommt. SreiS bes 9dnbhens 25 cts.
Wfan beniise ben folsenben 8eiteuz
5ettel:
Catholic Sriutins Company,
Dubuque, Soipd,
Inbei % Gents in 8aar ober in
griefmarfeu fir War Cartoon Bud.
Ueeine abreiie lit:
stanle: :.
@obnort:
Gountp: D..
Stdat: ... i.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-13

Sn5nii6en mar nc in oas Oht.
lif5immer 9elangt, beiien @Gnbe nit
beiteren Imorettensruppen bemaIt
maren, pelfe 5lpar mebr euten @il.
len als fiinitleriihe 8ollenoung 5eig.
TEN, aber bod in ieoer 2inie ben OIL.
geborenen S6onbeitsiinn Ger Stale.
ner perrietben, Der nl1h Den Sefora-
tionsmaler faum perldBt. Eeppife
uno Yortieren feblten bier, eat
pradtooIer Steimpap.S liigel naban
Die i6mnle 9dngStpdno elm, itn6 Inn
Hl, fparen Stiible i'm SaIsfreis ae.
itent fir elm %fIeines, iisenbes BlbIi.
fun. Die i1one &6nigin NIT ben
traurigen @ugen iab in Der erften
&eibe urb unterbielt iid serdoe nit
DtiB Suria Grant, beren gnersie ibr
cine 8oriteaung berihafft batte-ein
llnterfangen. benz Wdbante Gbrpio.
bras bel ieoer mberen NIT ihneioen.
Der 8erdftrn9 begegnet mare, Die es
aber in bieiem Sale fir portbeilbaft
erahtete, ben fiibnen Sling Der unab.
bangigen &epublifanerin 81 inter.
itiisen. llnO oa bieies nSree Gorn.
trps8irl" MN einmal porgeiteIlt mar,
10 bate Maoaine gbrpiopras Der So.
nigin audi ibren @eiang seprieien
uno WiB Suria burh ben a1erbof-
iten @unid nod elmer 8robe ibrer
arnit in ben i~ie6enten SinmeI Der
GeIigfeit beforoert. gber ftltr mlibte
audi Boris fommen. Inn su besIeitea.
Gortfetung foIgt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-13
paiIieren, uls Dab Grl Sir nod einen
aorb BOLT, ben 3luiaingsforb."

paiiieren, uls Dab Gil Dir nod einen
aorb BOLT, Den 3luiQingSforb."
ySnfel, ipotte pift," erpioerte
Boris nit gotbos, ser i'm aber nidt
perbinoerte, cine eben aufgetragere,
foitli6 nah aprifoien bilftenbe
Shanmtorte, lpie iie chen MIR in
Sloreit5 gebafen perbeu fam, elmer
paberen @eadtiing 81 fniirbiaeu.
sd iagte Tir idou, iolde @emiitbs.
befpegunsen aeben mir nab 81 Ser.
5eit.-"
sd Oahte, lie mad)ten Sir Sum.
u~nterbrod i'm Der Shirt,
~oenn id iebe, oaB 9ii tros iiniereS
reihIihen 6riibitiids oieie Sorte
aaein 81 per5cbren seoenfit."
Sic lit aber and, f6itfid!" se.
itarb Boris, cine 5ipeite Sdnitte oes
aromatiiden iiiBen @eb6fs ailf lei.
men SelIer itiebeno, lid meme ole
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-13

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