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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-11-19
A tremendous cleanup

sale Of this kind comes but seldom, and never be-
ore at this opportune season of the year. We have
chosen this way good way to open the holiday
son in this important gift department.
So broad the scope worthy the offerings and gen
erous the reductions that believe you will purchase
large percentage of all the gifts YOU will need here to-
morrow in this sale and save as you have before
saved.
Hundreds upon hundreds Of pieces Of tasty useful gifts
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-11-19
Ne The formal holiday opening y
. Beginning here tomorrow Monday November 70 9

80
I 1,
>SI<s-.-asle
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TOYS!
TOYS!
TOYS!
We can't begin to
tell you of all the
wonderful toys We
haze for boys and
girls
1t would take several pages OF
this big paper. So we will sim
ply extend to the little boys and
girls of Birmingham and their
parents a cordial invitation to
visit our greater toy store and
to make themselves perfectly at
home.
During the summer a great num-
Der of little boys have asked us
were we going to have "this" or
''that" at Christmas time. Yes,
boys, we have this and that and
then we have some more of
those" We tell below a few Of
the most wanted new toys.
Famous Quacky Doodles and
for boys or girls. Can be. set
in any position. Three sizes,
zoe. LOO and l.5O.
Boys Soldier Game, complete
regiment Of soldiers, in num-
erous styles Some of these are
made in Birmingham. Priced
@5c TO 1..J the box.
The Junior Architect. popu-
lar priced construction toy
that is tie last word in build
ing blocks. Complete sets,
zoe. soc and 100
No. 666-Locom and ten
der. Beautifully painted engine
over which boys delight. Big
size, come in neat box, 1.25
A famous line of electrical
toys, including trains and COM
plete outfits. extra track,
switches and equipment for
boys who prefer electrical
trains.
Famous American NJ o
Builders, toydom's greatest
buildina; toy, complete sets at
from zoe up to $500
we also carry the famous
Erector, a structural toy,
priced 100 to $500. Erector
toy motors and extras to be
used in connection with Free
tor, priced use, 1.5O and up.
The new Mirror Scope, a won
derful and interesting toy,
with great possibilities s an
educational factor in the home
(4th Floor
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-11-19

Thanksgiving sale of linens
Covering every home need
With market conditions the Day they are consider
it a real achievement to be able to announce
Thanksgiving sale of linens at this time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-15
SAYS TREATY BARS ACTION.
Defense Of Ignstius Tribich Lincoln
Revealed in London.

LONDON, June 15.-Ignatius Tribich
Lincoln. the former British member Of
parliament. who was taken back to
England from the United States by
scotland Yard detectives. outlined his
pIan Of defense when arraigned in the
Bsw street police court yesterday on
the charge of forgery.
He said he would contend that the
aceusations upon which he vas extra
6ftod could not be proceeded With ow-
iag to the terms of the treaty between
de United States and Great Britata.
The court then remanded Lincoln In
,osaGtody, until AsadsS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-15
EASEMENTS COUNSEL PLEASED
Optimistic as to Possible Result Of
Trial for High Treason.

LONDON. June l5.-After long con-
suitation with Sir Roger Easement in the
Tower Of London. Michael Francis Doyle
q Philadelphia. who has been retained to
assist the baronet at his coming trial on
The charge Of high treason. declared that
~ was highly pleased at the nature Of
TIE evidence for Sir Rogers defense and
vas optimistic as 10 the result Of the
trial
unanimous that Attorney Doyle will have
no legal status before the court and will
be allowed only TO consult with counsel
outside. the lawyer is hopeful in view OF
the courtesies that already have been ex-
tended him. that he may have a solicit
tors privilege within the court.
Before tho beginning OF the trial. June
%, Attorney Doyle Is going TO Ireland to
afudy the case from the start.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-15
BRITISH NAVY LOSSES
PUT AT 100000 TONS
Germans Say Skagerrak Battle
Increased Total to More
Than 100 Units.

BERLIN. June Is (by wireless to
Sayville).-The losses of the British
navy during the war are placed by
German newspapers at more than $780,
600 tons.
'Up to the time of the recent great
bsttle in the North sea. says the Over
seas News Agency, 1.-The British lost
eleven battleships, fifteen armored
cruisers and eleven other cruisers. To
this must be added thirty torpedo boats.
twenty gunboats. twenty submarines
and other vessels. with an aggregate
tonnage Of 100000. These losses were
Increased as a result of the Skagerrak
battle to more than 40 units, with a
total tonnage exceeding 100000"
Reports Torpedoing Of Cruiser.
BERLIN. June IA (by wireless to Say
ville).-The following statement from
tAe Austrian admiralty was received
here today from Vienna:
IAN Austro-Hungarian submarine on
June 8 torpedoed the large Italian
auxiliary cruiser Principe Umberto.
which had troops on board. The vessel
which was accompanied by several
4astroyers. sank in a few minutes"
The loss of the Principe Umberto was
announced by the Italian admiralty on
June 9. 1t was said probably half the
troops on board the vessel persisted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-15

After this Saturday it will cost you Sill to SO more
per SET according to the binding to secure this splendid
reference library. That is the price of delay
We had contracted with the publishers of the Britannica
for printing This is nearly exhausted and
obtain sets at anything like present prices
Take warning We cannot guarantee to supply any
particular style Of binding the last day. If you want to
be of the particular style of binding you desire send
Time to Telegraph
If YOU forward your order to-day, the set will be
served for you until the order But send your wire
right
Remember, your purchase is not Concluded until
you have had the books in your home Tor three
weeks and absoIutely satisfed with your bargain
See our unconditonal guarantee below.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1916-12-15
The DESTROYING ANGEL
s~~@@~ BY Louis Joseph Vance

ing possible explanations. There's a
third
"WellT'
He may have received strong hint
that he was nominated for the fate
that overlook young Custer, Hamilton
and Thurston; and so planned to give
his disappearance the color of a SINH
lar end"
"You don't mean to say you think
there was any method in that train Of
tragedies?'
I'm not In the least superstitious.
my dear man. don't for an instant
believe, as some people claim to, that
Sara Law is destroying angel, hound
ed by tragic fate: that her love is
equivalent to the death warrant of
the man who wins it."
"But what do you think, then2"
Il think" said Ember slowly, his
gaze on the table, shat someone with
very strong interest In keeping the
young woman single-and on the
stage"
Maxi Impossiblei"
Ember shrugged. "In human nature
no madness is impossible. There's not
a shred of evidence against Jules Max.
And yet-he's a gambler. All theatre
cal managers are, of course; but Max
is card-fend. The tale of his plung-
Ing runs like wildfire up and down
Broadway, day by day. A dozen times
he's been on the verge of ruin, yet
always he has had Sara Law to rely
upon; always he's been able to fall
back upon that asset, sure that her
popularity would stave off bankruptcy.
And he's superstitious: he believes she
is his mascot. don't accuse him
suspect him, knowing him to be ca
pable of many weird extravagances.
Furthermore, it's a fact that
Max was fellow-passenger with Billy
Hamilton when the latter disappeared
In midocean."
Ember paused and sat up. prepare.
tory to rising. "All of which," he con-
cluded, "e2plains why I have tres
passed upon your patience and your
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1916-12-15
Famous Old French Province.

Gascony. the old province of France
is a favorite locality TO evolve heroes
of fiction. 1t is in the southweSter"
part, and derives its name from Iile
Vascones, a Spanish tribe, Wiiich
crossed the Pyrenees about $50. IL -
that area of land between the Pyre-
nees. the Garonne and the Atlantic
In 1852, when Eleanor married Henry
Plantagenet, 1t became an English
possession and remained so until Ifl''
when the French reconquered it. rs
inhabitants were noted for their $40"
ness, courage, and passion for bo''''-
Ing.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1916-12-15

GEL"
privacy. 1t seemed only right that you
should get the straight, undistorted
story from an unprecedented onfeoker.
May l venture to add word of adj
viceY
"By all means"
'Have you told Max of your rela.
lions with Sara Law?"
"No."
"Or anybody else?"
"No."
Then keep the truth to yourself-at
least until this coil is Strengthened
out"
Ember got up. "Good night" he
said pleasantly.
Whitaker took his hand, staring.
"Good night" he echoed blankly. "But
II say-why keep it quiet?"
Ember, turning to go, paused, his
glance quietly quizzical. "You don't
mean to claim your wife?"
ION the contrary, expect to offer
no defense to her action for divorce"
Grounds of desertionT
81 presume So"
"Just the same, keep 1t as quiet as
possible until the divorce is granted.
If you live till then you may
possibly continue to live thereafter
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1916-12-15
CAN you SOLVE LOVES PUZZLE?
BY Louis Joseph T0nce,

anyhow Is it, In the Of wife,
admiration spiritual quates7
perence
woman-wth respect admiration lights?
you believe that intelligent enough
him. previously married her
then Disappeared
problem confronting Destroy
Ing Angel"
Hugh Whitaker remember, given Just six months to
He discovered
zone before
marry this frightened child, and give her respectable
somewhere and wait for the end" This he ddand
turned in New York from Australia
healthy, started hunt for the g-v days.
He recognition
ootghs Martin Embe detective,
to tells amazing facts big mystery
stalment
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1916-12-15

Troops A, and c of the District
Of Columbia National Guard, COM
posed mainly of college men, nave
adopted uniform which ranks III
splendor with the blue and gold o.
many foreign legions. They call theln,
selves 1.-THE Presidents Own, anu
their equipment lives up to the spien'
dor of the idea.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1916-12-15
CTo BE CoNTINUED0
Friendship.

Friendship.
Doctor-Did you sleep well?
Patieut-Not a wink.
Doetor-That is too bad. Sleep is
eur best friend and especially to the
sick.
Patient-It is a friend like all the
others who abandon you at the mo-
ment when one has most need of them.
Medical Pickwick.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1916-12-15
Dear Me Yesi

We often bear great tragedy or 3
great sorrow more calmly than we do
the minor annoyances of life. Fleas
are more diSconcerting than elephants.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1916-12-15

What is your opinion of this
Drummond suicide report7 Do
you believe the man is dead--If
he isn't, why the effort to create
the suicide impressIon7 Is Drum
mond a thief or madman2
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1916-05-11

Mr. and Mrs Arthur Savage are
the parents Of a young son.
Tho GUNNER scb.dnI. ~ Iao.l tran.
ee,yicc will po into .ne,t the 18th af
Inn.
Mrs. +. Q. SAWYER visited TUESDAY
al the home Of her brother IN va
terville.
-, -. - ..,...e -.
gusta were registered at Hotel Co
burn yesterday.
.,.o.na,. caa.ao u. u,..4,oo -,
ca.ai,e. ~ -, ..zs.s.sa.. -
y. u ttoso1,or
MAYOR Blaine :. XIIes Of Augusta
was in town for a sborr time TUESDAY
leaving on business trjp to Dead
River.
n, -. n.,.,
well known lumberman of that see
ton, has been in town a portion of
the present week.
H. ai.oa,a... - tho raa.o In
,.ra,.o,,o,, ca.iot,. h.ld mating
,.ostaraa,. ~ tho bo,no Of th.tr nreei-
dent, Miss Gertrude :. Weston
49,,
''''', ~.
- - e.
INV =. -.
{ '''' JIM -
There will be special meeting OF
Parmenas Encampment next Monday
night. The Royal Purple Degree VIII
De eoii'', u anu = y - 70 " -
y ''''
Archie LemieuX was placed in con-
finement at the County jail yester-
day. He was taken on mittimus
issued in connection with liquor
selling case.
"A. u hohsiey loi merry Vi '"ia
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1916-05-11

All persons owning automobiles
who are willing to furnish means Of
conveyance between O'Clock and >
o'clock Memorial Day for the Neter-
are asked to notify James Thompson.
The trips will be made from Munici-
pal Building TO the North and South
Cemeteries and return.
The next meeting Of SkoWhegan
Grange will occur neAt Wednesday
evening and there Will be work in the
first and second degrees. The fol-
lowing program has been arranged
for: Music, II. A. Dinsmore; read
ing, r. T. Patten; recitation, Mrs.
Ellen c. Smith; reading. Mrs Laura
Dnsmore; recitation, Mrs Emerald
Estabrook.
Mrs. L. NJ Lawrence Of Lubec will
speak at the Bethany Baptist Church
at union meeting 70 be held sun
udN tNeniHS, hdS -i7A' vi y. Ia" 20
renee is a member of the Maine Wo-
mans Reformatory Commission. Her
subject will be reformatory work
among women and will have special
reference to the institution about to
be constructed by the State in Show
hogan.
A memorial service for the late
Elizabeth Smith. was held Sunday al
ternoon in the children's room given
in her memory at Bethany Church.
This followed the Sunday School SEES
sion and included songs by the child
rem. the repeating of the Golden Text
and the 23rd Psalm. Rey. Geo. Mer-
riam also spoke briefly and offered
a short prayer. Each child was pre-
scented with jonquil by Mrs. J. 0.
Smith, the grandmother of little
Elizabeth.
One of the most pleasing and en-
PERTAINING affairs of tire season was
spent at the home of Mis-. j. + Thi-
bodeau on East Maple ST. Thursday
afternoon. Seven tables were set
for whist. the prizes being won as
follows: LIST, Mrs. Belonie Forth;
2nd, Mrs. Ernest Grondin; 3rd, Mrs.
Arthur Beaulieu; consolation, Mrs.
Joseph Goulette. Refreshments were
served consisting of sherbet. sand
wiches, cake, etc. After the whist
selections were rendered from the
piano and games played. Before
leaving Mrs. Thibodeau was present
ed with a handsome mahogany music
cabinet and picture by the guests, and
although much surprised, greatly APP
precated the gift. The gathering
left at well pleased with the after
Moons entertainment, which was so
well carried out by the hostess.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1916-05-11

Old fashioned dance tomorrow Fri
day evening, Grange Hall.
Gateno Debe says you can afford a
box of berries. Call for a box at the
Madison Avenue Fruit Store.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1916-05-11

Kitchen girl wanted at Hotel Co
burn
cook wanted for Somerset County
motel, Write to Higgins, care hide
pendent-Reporter.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1916-05-11
and Boys. Stock larger and more complete
than ever before.
Suits and OyerCoats, So to 20

MAY ITEMS Hathaway Metropolitan
Shirts Workingmen Shirts 40 Seamless Hose only
M pair Oil Tan Gloves Khaki 81 50
Auto Caps, Gloves
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1916-05-11
Appropriateness Clothes

You will be sure to find model that will radiate
your personality made up in fabric and pattern that
will mean all round satisfaction.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-06
8am ans 5cutihlanp, nm ben WDroer
ieiner Shweiter 5u finben.

lin Den R0rbcr ieiner Sdipeiter
aus3uiorihen unb Der berbienten
Strafe gu iibcrliciern, fam aus
9eutitlanb Serr Weper 9. HoB in
San SrnuciSco, Sal, an uno hc9ab
lid Iofort CUR Ypli3ei. nm Die bereits
ein9eitelte lluteriud)une mad Dem
Woroer ipieber a%ufnebmen 81 laiien.
Die @orgeihihte bes ieiner6eit aroBes
Nufiebeu erre9enben Wprbes lit Die
i~oIsenbe: Nm 10. Gull 1915 mnrbe
Die 52idbriee, bon ibrem 8atten &C.
lhieoenc uub banlals nit einent
Nuunc Nameus Did 8hittinetou in
einem 8unSulop an 2171 @eit %.
Strabe im gemeiuiamen S~ausbalte
lebenoe Srau Srnnces z. Sarriion err
morbct nui9eiuubeu. babel feblten
Die auf iiber $4,000 benertbeten
Siamnnten Der inter benz Nameu
Sic 9iamantentonisin" b%etnnnten
Srau, Der Sfpeiter bon Weper JtoB.
Nddbarn iaben @bittington cinigc
5aee Dor Iuibedumg bes Dlorbes iih
aus benz Sauie nit 8nei Reiietaiten
e%ntfernen, legteu ieooh bielem Inn
itanoe rpeiter feline Seaftuns bel. Sie
Spur &bittinaton'S mllrbe bis San
Srancisco pcripIgt, lpp bieie lid 10
bann p~erliei. OR, RoB erfldrte, feline
Wittel unb Soften ihcueu gu nolcu.
I'M ben Vprbcr %ieiner Sfpclrcr aus
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-06
aenScruns III Der Ginwannernns.

Scr Character Der Ginlpanoerlung III
Die Hereinafter Stnnten bot Iid) nab
reno Der Solcr bc5 aricgcS qcmalti9
9cGuocrt. Nid,t mn III Vc8r9 nlli
Mathematician obcr Nailcu. lpnoern
ulId) III 9cSlIg oui bns &crbdltui6 Der
mCbr ober lucuigcr hulheu Wciblihfcit
gu Der n,GunIihcu 9impnnbcrung. Sic
Ncubcrung in Sc3u8 aui giatiounlis
tdtcu it cine nutilrIid'c SolGe Der
miuimolcu Ginpnuoerulg ans Den
tr~icgfiibrcuhcu Sdnbcrn. %bcipubere
nbcr ans SclItldlnub luo Seitcrrcifz
~llu9aru. lpdbrcnb pic italicniid)c Gin
pnnNcrIu9 IN IcBtcr 3eit micbcr siems
lib itart mar. Statt Der @imuaubcrcr
ans Scutidllnub uuh Scitcrrcidls
llngarn tonmcn lcBt Die &Dltcr bcs
9uItuns, b%cIoubcrs icnod @rictcu,
Scrbcn ln0 WtOntencgriucr. Nud
Gimuanocrcr aus Den iianoindpiidleu
Ydunern iino ritlt oI3u rnr. unb nit
iebcm bolldubiiten Sampfcr treifen
cine Nu3nbl boadnbiider SamiIicn cim
lpdbrcnb aus Scutidllunb unb Ceitcrs
reid llnaurn Srauen mn ainoer in
mdBi9cr 3abI eintreffen.
Sn iriibcren Subrcu mar ser Yros
3cntioB Der lpcibliteu scgcuiibcr Ger
mGuulihcu Gimpanberuiie auiiallenb
gering, 10 nab Der gr1bte Sbeil Der
italieniid,eu Simpnnbcrung 5llm
Sud)ienBdn8crtbrrm gerednet iuuroe.
Slllh aus anbcren Sdnoerni ipnr Der
Yro5entiaB Der SralIen gering 9efucicn.
SaS bat lid nit eiuem Sf.r9e gcs
dnbcrt uuo iuiro bon Der @inipanoes
~ruugsbebDroc ber~ooreeboben. Sm
~porigen Sistdlinbre traicn in Den Der.
Staateu 326.700 @inpanoerer Elm.
Bon bicieu iuaren lS7,O21 mdnnliden
uno 1859 pcibliden 8eidletts.
SuS ma Der bod,ite Yro5entias lett
piclcu Sdbreu ODER %ilbcrbnupt, lett Sa5
Sofien9dn9erthum in Den Ser. Stans
ten b%eeonuen bat. Sn Den achn Mo-
natcn bcs lauicnben SisfalinbrcS.
meldlcs nit benz 80. Suni ihlieSt.
linO 237.041 Sinpanberer in ben
Der. Stunteu ciugctroiien. Gou bielen
lpnreu 145.325 mGnnlihen uno Oh
7l6 mciblitcu @cihlcttcS.
Nun tnnn bicicn llmiiunS bcim ics
luciliaeu 9iutrcticr cirer proBercn Nns
Subl G%iniuonhcrcr bemerfcn. CO mar
cs aud bel Den LOO Giuipanbcrern
POM Sumpier .Suntc Ali9bieri". Der
tilr5lih in Mem Dort %einlici, IS
pnreu MIR Staliener unb Salfanbes
lpobner cin9etroiicn. uno Der Sro3cnts
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-06

mdftiat. Sa es Die critic bernrti9e
llnteriuduns mar, bic 9tciu Dorf CT
lebtc uub nod erIebt - oenu lie III
nod im poleu @nn9e uno oiirfte nidt
Dor mebrercn WpGcn o6geIdlol'en
lueroen. - 10 ipar Die llcberrdiduug
cine groBe, unb fiir Die Snbuber Der
SpciT bduicr cine cbcnio unangenebmc
ais foI8enihluere. @on Den 265 Hee
ltultrutipnen, Die in ser eriten Wpdc
nIlf ibrc Fanfare Siibrung bin lntera
Iuht mltrben, nlrben 256 III etnem
befIa9enslpertbcu 3uitanoe an9etrofs
fen, ooS bciBt . Den so IprIdriften,
Die bus Sepurtcment fiir ieoes Neltoll>
rant, bao nllf cine mIlterbuftc Silbe
rlIng Nniprud] crhcbt, uurid]rcibt, iuaz
rem fulm Die SGlftc c~rfilIlt lporocn.
Eou Dem pcrblcibcnbeu Heite lpurbcu
ndt ais lair" be3cidnet, uub MIR Elm
cin3iges tonntc bns Yruoifat gut"
empfan9en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-06

belier. uub tbatidd)lih mil man III
Der NQbe Elm Nutomobil auf Der Sanoz
ItruBc geicbcn babcu. ba5 uuf Scmuno
81 lportcn ihien. Scbcnfuls bat ibn
abcr aus pieicm pDer ienem @rlnbe
has Pluto nift a~ui9cuummen, pcnn
Der nadte Mcnih elite lucitcr, bis CT
Dor Dem SuipituI ungelan9t mar. Nui
ieiu alopicu 0fiuctc Die Matrouc uno
brad)tc ibn in Elm 3inmcr, luo cr puu
ncu tcIcpboniid] berbciBcrufeucn Nuiz
ichcru uod idmcrcm annrpi iIberz
pdltigt lpllroc. MGun ifafIte i'm punu
gcicIiclt ms SoNc2buls 5nrild.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-06
Spll man Sluan's Ginimeut
m%itncbmen?

@au5 9etpiBl giad einem 3ag inn
Sreieu, nenn Die Wuoteln bis 5llnl
MeuBeriten nngeitren9t mlrbcn, ruirp
cine Npplitation Sloau's eminent
Die Sd,mer3cn Ino Steiibeit pcrtrcis
ben uno ma miro an ndd,iteu Gage
ipieber iriih iein. Sic ioatcn cs
ebenfaQs bel ploeIichen Ini1Qcn bon
3abnihmer6en, iteiiem 6als. Rildeue
ihmer8eu, Stedlz uub SeiBlpuubcu
uno pielen anocrcu tleiucn llnfdHen,
Die lid ndbrcnb Sbrcr Serieu cre
cignen, anipenocn. .@ir ipiirbcn
geraoe 10 Iieb lnier @cp0d Surilo
ais obne Sloan'5 eminent
unIere Serien perbrin9eu", itrcibt
Elm Sreunb, mir 9cbrouden ce iiir
Niles, Dor ardmpieu bis gu 3ubns
idmer8en." Nebmen Sic cine ;Sluidc
nit, icien Sic porbcreitct uno Sic
lperocn CO nidJt bercllen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-06

men. bon ben Siiden gang ab9eIeben.
Ndditer Otitbelperber .oes Nmerltaz
ners dIs Sleiiheiier ut nutilrIid Der
@%n9ldnber, Der aber ihou melt binter
ibm 5uriiditebt. bo CT burdldnittlid,
MIR 119 Rfuno Sleiih pro Sabr i'm
8an3en ber3ebrt. Hiht lpeit babinter
fomntt Der Seuti6e NIT 113 Yfunp.
Der Sran5oie rno Sel9ier NIT ie so
Yfuno, Der Seiterreif lln9ar NIT "a
Yiuno. Der Huiie nit 80 Piuno, uno
Der Spanier nit 40 Yfunh. Sas
Mues iii Ielbitpcritdnblih NIT benz
3uiae an periteben: inter norma!en
gerbdItniHeu.
Ger @ertb Der Shladtbnuss Snbuz
itrien itebt in Nmerifa and Ubenan,
rnb crit IN s"fpciter Yinie tomnlen Die
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fam Der 8ertb Der Shladtbaus Bro
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perben. baB Der 9roBe arieg Den
obisen @eeenias nod itrofier ses
itultet uno ben @uropder nod peiter
binter Dem ameritaner ais Sleil6c'ier
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Gutfcruct 8ciihts . Icrunitaltungen.

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