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The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-05-19
A BUSINESS PRESIDENT

President Wilson probably will be
best known in history as the author
of the higher moral law of nations.
His name will be written large in the
record of the progress of Industrial
justice. 1t was as the friend of those
on the lower rungs of the ladder that
he came to the White House.
Yet, in giving justice to labor, in
bringing about more equitable dis
tribution of taxation, relieving of
their burden those least able to bear
it, and widening the field of oppor-
tunity for the younger men, he has
been successful in bringing to the
United States its greatest era of pros
perity.
There are 100000 corporations in
the country, in addition to the bank
ing and railroad corporations. None
of these corporations has been har-
assed or hampered in their successful
progress. On the contrary through
the Federal Trade Commission, new
facilities and new business improve
ments have been placed at their dis
posal.
The business men of the country,
for many years, have been demand
ing tariff commission that would be
nonpartisan, and whose makeup and
character would commend itself to
the confidence of the business world.
The United States Chamber of
Commerce, representing all the
chambers of commerce and trade
bodies in the United States, has for
mally approved of the Administra-
tons tariff commission bill, intro
duced by Representative Rainey of
Illinois.
Recently the report of the Comp
troller of the Currency showed that
the reserves in the national banks of
the country were greater than the
reserves in the Bank of England, the
Reichsbank of Germany, the Bank
of France, the Bank of Russia, the
Bank of Netherlands, the Swiss Bank
and the Bank of Japan-greater than
all Of the reserves of those foreign
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-05-19
CONTEMPORARY COMMENT

]. w. Graves arrived from Texico,
New Mexico, few days ago with rs
or 80 head of mules and horses and
As or so head of we'll bred young
dairy stock. Mr.. Graves was for sew
eral years engaged in dairying near
Portales, N. NJ, and has in his herd
an infusion of blood from the best
Jersey herds in that part of the
country, and in fact some from the
highest grade Jersey herds in the
United States. His wife and two
sons, Earnest and Paul, are with
him, and they have come here with
the expectation of making this their
future home. They contemplate
leasing a place near here for this
year at least. They have large
Sharpless hand separator with them.
Herds of Jerseys and cream separ-
ators will be more plentiful here in
a few months if our proposed rail-
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-05-19

banks together. These reserves are
the wealth of the American people,
accumulated in large measure since
the advent of the Wilson Admins
tration.
The accumulation of gold in the
United States has reached the value
of 100000 900, a greater amount
than ever held previously by any two
nations together.
America has reached its highest
point of prosperity and efficiency un-
der President Wilson. Industria1I
justice has been advanced, without
hurt or hindrance to business PROS
perity. Wages have reached the
highest point in the history of the
world.
Four years more of President Will
sons leadership will mean four years
more of steady progress and pros
perity.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-05-19
FARMING AS A BUSINESS

The principles which underlie
profitable farming are not unlike
those which underlie the profitable
conduct of any other business. The
one fundamental principle underly-
ing all successful business undertake
ings is that the cost must be less
than the selling price. In the opera
ton of this principle agriculture is
no exception. Farming, however, is.
such complex business, and the diff
ferent enterprises making up the
farm unit are so intricately related
that it is often well-nigh impossible
to determine the true cost or the
true selling price of farm product.
However, the relation Of any factor
in farming to the profits Of the farm
as a whole, by the study of a large
group of farms, can be fairly accur-
ately determined. This relation OF
the individual enterprise to the,
profits of the whole is perhaps the
best guide to successful farming and
to an understanding of the principles
upon which good farm organization
is based.-"Some outstanding fac
tors in profitable farming" by j. s.
Gates. Yearbook, 1915.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-05-19

The case of the Topeka judge who
is under fire for smiling during the
trial of case should serve as a sol
emn warning to all who would bust
the bulwarks of our sacred institu-
lions. Every patriot knows that a
Judge has no right to descend to any
mere human performances. He
should neither smile, frown, cough
or sneeze while on the bench and
should indulge in these weaknesses
when off the bench only in the pres
ence of the initiated who understand
that he really doesn't mean 1t. A
Judge Is not a man, understand
he is judge. He should speak in a
deep cultural tone, clear his throat
ponderously, walk with stately tread
and aside from roaring at the at
torneys and soaring timid witnesses
to death occasionally, should be al
together impressive, dispassionate and
manifest generally as little humanity
as possible. The Topeka Judge should
be made to understand that the ira
ditions are not to be monkeyed with,
Marion Record.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-05-19

/ am weary of this talk about
Switzerland and the war. Not that
1 do not have a great admiration for
Switzerland. l do. Switzerland is,
perhaps, the finest little republic in
the world. But when supposedly in
telligent men tell other presumably
intelligent persons that the reason
Switzerland has not been invaded by
Germany was because she was pre-
pared for war it shows that the per-
son who makes the statement is
either ignorant himself or assumes
that the people he is talking to are
ignorant. II Switzerland had been in
the place of Belgium and Belgium
had been in the place Of Switzerland,
Switzerland would have been invad-
ed and Belgium would not-and that
entirely without reference to which
was the better prepared Belgium
was in the way of Germany's advance
into France and Switzerland was
not; and that is all there is to it.
Tom McNeal.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-05-19

Last week Pratt county sent three
more men to the state reformatory.
We frequently send criminals to the
state institutions who have been con-
victed of crime but usually they are
not Pratt county citizens. AS in the
case last week the boys testified that
their homes were in the far east clear
back to New York, but they drifted
out to Kansas to make their fortunes
and could have made good out here
if they had been straight. A crook
can not make good even in as good
and prosperous a country as Kansas.
There is anothre thing that means
something in this connection and
that is that criminal has slim
chance to get away from our officers
who are always alert and with the
assistance of our blood hounds, they
have even much less chance to es-
cape. If you want to keep out of
prison and do your law breaking, bet
ter stay out of Pratt county.-Pratt
Union.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-05-19

D. D. Gracy, who was tried and
convicted of rape, being sentenced to
five years in the penitentiary, but
who was being held in the county
jail while an effort was being made
to provide bond of $4,000 to cover
a twenty day stay of execution, failed
to secure such bond within the allot-
ed time, and he was taken this week
to McAlister.-Beaver Herald.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-05-19

rivals the stately, rolling periods OF
Thomas Darlington Macauley in its
ornate, exuberant diction-and sub
stitute therefor something easy to
prit and print, like the Larned Agri-
culturist and Laboring Mans Time
Card.-Toronto Republican.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-05-19

Deputy Sheriff Alfred Morgan sur
prised a bunch Of gamblers in the
loft of the feed barn west of the
garage Wednesday night and got
some cards and money and identified
players. Being alone he couldn't
hold the bunch but three fellows paid
$25 fine each before Justice Ira
Stoner yesterday, and three more
have warrants waiting their return
here.-Hugoton Hermes.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-05-19

The Alva Review-Courier Journal
has this to say: ut is whole lot of
comfort to woman to know that
even in a railway wreck her under
wear is Of the best quality"
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-05-19

Joe Heylmun of the Fort Scott
Tribune dopes 1t thus: German
note-If you'll make Great Britain,
France, Russia, Japan, Serbia, Bel
GUM, etc., quit fighting us we'll
change our submarine methods"
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-05-19

John Roberts of Plains narrowly
escaped fatal injury last Wednes-
day evening. Accompanied by his
wife he was returning home. AS he
neared the railway crossing a train
was switching and as he crossed the
track box car struck his auto, a
new Buick six, and completely de-
molished it. He escaped injury but
his wife was badly bruised.-Meade
News.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-05-19

The Newton Kansan thinks candi-
dates are little slow in appearing
this year. Can 1t be that Kansas
prosperity is so great as to reduce
the crop of candidates?
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-05-19

The quick use Of the telephone and
the instant response of score of au-
tos saved Elmer Barton's house from
burning Monday. The fire had q
good Roadway by the time the crowd
arrived, but a bucket brigade soon
put 1t out. The roof was damaged
considerably but Mr.. Barton should
be pleased that it was not total loss
to him. The fire is said to have had
its origin in a defective fiue.-Lang-
don Leader.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-05-19

and kept in good condition. Com
missioner Christopher, who has this
work in charge, is Of the opinion that
all the streets in the city can be
worked in one day with this equip
ment and at time when the work
should be done.-Pratt Republican.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-05-19

The Enid Event remarks that
"the preparations for graduation do
not seem to consist so much Of writ
ing essays as taking fittings at the
dressmakers.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-05-19

Scientists have discovered that
women live longer than men, al
though we are unable to understand
how the statistician gathered his in
formation about the ages of women.
-Bartlesville Examiner.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-05-19

when a man goes to a train to
meet his mother-in-law," says the
Chickasha Express, you will gener-
ally notice that he glances at the bag
gage car to see whether she brought
her trunk"
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-05-19

Some people express the opinion
that they would like very we'll to
hear Justice Hughes say something
upon questions before the public.
But how can he? He doesn't want to
Interrupt Teddy and It would be dis
courteous for him to talk at the same
time.-Russell Record.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-05-19
OVER THE STATE J

Women will never be paid as
much for lecturing as men, because
they do too much Of it for nothing.
-Woodson County Advocate.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-05-19

Leslie E. Wallace has bought out
his partner on the Larned Tiller and
Toiler. There is no reason why Mr.,
Wallace should not discard the pres
ent name of his paper--a name that
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-05-19

Mr.. Theodore Brown was over
from Richfield Friday on his way
home from Guymon. There is moth
ing remarkable about this statement,
but when we add that Mr.. Brown has
passed the ninety year mark then the
statement be,om remarkable. He
is the oldest person by several years
of any living in Morton county, and
is as bright and active as most peo-
pie are at 60 years. He has a sister
living In the east who is nearly as old
as he is, and not many years ago she
came out on visit. At party they
gave for her and Mr.. Brown she and
Mr.. Brown got out on the floor and
danced many of the old dances of
nearly a century ago. Mr.. Brown
looks like he is good for the century
mark, and we all hope he is.-Elk-
hart News.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-05-19
j. r. Thierer

road proposition is success. Dairy
ing is a nice, well-paying business
Ochiltree News.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-05-19

We attended police court last Fri
day and heard one man say that an
other man had called him some
names not considered nice in polite
circles. Said names reminded us of
the time when a tramp printer
dropped heavy form in the middle
Of his corn field. We note
from the Liberal papers that H. w.
Magruder was elected permanent
president Of the Chamber of Com
merce and that said organization is
to have an imported secretary. II
Liberal is big enough for Chamber
of Commerce, isn't Plains big enough
for commercial club? The install
lation of the water and light system
shouldn't be the climax of civic en-
terprise. The town ought to show
pep" all the time.-Plains Journal.
We often wonder why a person
who claims to be honest and square
in all his business dealings will try
to control and boss his home paper
especially after going to neighbor-
ing town to have his printing done
when he has any. There is time in
the lives of everyone when they want
a favor from the home paper and
they will find this editor ready to &C.
commodate everyone who deserves
| 1t. The only place we draw the line
is when person who was never q
subscriber or patron gets sore be
cause we won't publish batch Of
their copy which is of no value te
anyone except themselves.-Forgar
Eagle.
The City Commission has pur
chased four-horse grader and I
drag. With this equipment is is be
Iieyed that the streets and alle3'
I.-s-l Il
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-05-19

The City Commission has pur-
chased four-horse grader and q
drag. With this equipment is is be-
Iieved that the streets and alleys
can be taken care Of with dispatch
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-21

Sn Der 5reiifule an Der 6.
4penue iinbet beuts Q6eno bic Weibs
nndtsunierbaltuns fit ben Subton
ainbergarten itatt.
- 4uf bem lser.n gduplab segens
ii6er Der Gp. ct. Sobuunes Stride in
gelfcpue tuirb mcrssn 4benb cine
bEbl6e Weibna9tsfeisr abgsbaIten
percen. Gin @eibnd6tsbaum, pels
der in elettriibem Gidt eritrublt,
pirb in Der Utitte bes Yldbes erri9,
tet iDtrbsn. Der Sirdsnhor tpirh
rom Baton Der Stride aus nebrere
SpmH.n gu Gsb0r bringen. tporauf
Gin anbsrsr gbor. ipsl4er nm ben
Gbriitbaum aufseitent 1T, sleiffals
nit elmer Spmne dntiporten tpirb.
2fls Der WilSbiitsr q. Gihraft
i'm -Sauisr's Sddn.IoiaI an Der Jairs
feb unb 0'Sallon 2loe. in geaepIe
mad stnsr S9eibs fdOB. flog bic Rus
gel burt bic Wanb unb iauite otHt
on Z. 8. Oman, psl4er in sinsm
iab, porbei.
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DDllte, bds 8ett 5n berlefen unb fib
nod ieinem arbeitsplaB gu 6ege6eE.
Da bisle Wabnung nihts frudtete.
ergrisff iie eine seldbene 1Slinte unS
'bebro6te ibn bdmit. Der Wann iprang
aus Gem Bette uno aus Wutb bariiber,
Onb er in isinem Morgeni9lummsr
gejtort fpurbe. patte er feline Sattin
I'm 5alIe unb ipiirgts lie. GsiterI
purbe sr gu $15 Celebrate uno 10
3asen @efdnsnib perurtbeilt. Uice
9aEisl mar friiber bersits pesen Der.
Hadildiiisung feiner Samilie 5u feds
4prnnten 9efdngnib perurtbeilt nor
ben, jsOoh aug Der GountD Sail N
gIeronOria entiprunsen. Rad ieiner
BieosrOer6dftung ipurbs er pom 9ou@
Derneur Stanlp besnabigt. - 5rau
Mc0aniel rei9ts geitsrn aud i'm
9reisser;bt cine Sdsibungstlugs elm.
Si, beffuloigt curin ibren 9atten
Der 8railIamteit.
Sm Stda bes Geo. SaberbuI9,
8 unb sSiabtlla Strabe, mar ssiterr
Mcrsen Elm 9rano entitonbsn, ber
nit GROCER S6nelligteit I'm ii9 sriFi.
grou SaberbuI9, pel9e oas Seusr
3uetit bemertts, lief mad bem Stat
unb bradts Elm Jiillen, bag bur4 ben
Pau6 bsm Gritiden nabe mar. in.
Sreie. 8as Sbisr bot einen Wert5
bpr msbrersn bunbert Dollars. Wlit
oilfe ibres @dtten bra6te ne bann
lin anOeres pfsro aus bsm Staa.
Der dnsren3enos StaG bss 56omas
oouIibnn, pel6er elei9ieas bon bea
8lammsn. ersriffen IpOrosn mar, tpur,
be au6 bei4Gbigt. Der 1yeueripsbrr
menn Robert Sation bon Der SpriBen
SO. No. l purDe odburb i6Der Dsrs
lsst, Oab er BON benz WsFirgbei6las
bes Sdlau9ss iHs 9eii4t getroIfeu
purbe.
Jrant Saeo6s, boz Jlo. TOO
Central 4penue, lpirb felt 5sm IA
9e1sm6er permibt.
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Gintrad,titamm.

Ger Gintra6titanm go 300 Ger
Aotyudnner perialnmelte iiA untcr
gorils oes Serrn Rues uno Der Irc.
tofoQiijbrurg oes Sertn 2atlius Siren.
Die 6erren GBos. Muenb un0 }e. Sel'
henreib mlr0en 5ur Wiitglicoifait an.
aemeIoct uno nit ben n6thigeu @rbe'
bungen rur6en Die Serreu 5. giuel.
fer, tSr. @rlt6e unS g. 5onlbrp b..
traut Gle @orbcrcitungen fir Die
9uQfcitlihfeit am 10. SSSnnuar itnb I'M
6eiten 6ang rno oeriprehen Elm id6.
mes 8eit. 3u @eemten iullr6en nonri-
nirt: fiir Gberd,ief s. gueller, Inter.
djief ,Soi g9eib. 9eid,ief 80. Siifo,
SdyriftTiltrer 9Sulilg Siren. lie ndhIte
gerinunllng finoet am 28. 9e5embar
itQtt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-21

an SfelIe ron Sobn Gdlarmann, lpsls
der refisnirt bate. erranni.
Oie SdulsaommiiIGre buben
eeiiern ben aontroti fir dutomaiii9s
elettrifhe ubren, peids in alien 3in'
mern bes neuen 9o6idulgebdiibes dns
gebraht tperbenfollen, an bic i5iIfer
Bro. Sarbtpars so. pergeben. Das
angebot lduiete auf $4,000.
Der 2lnbruh bss nelen Sabres
lam in Der 9iadt am 81. DECEMBER
(Splpeiterabsno) i'm bdusIiden areis
Re defsisrt nerben, ater bic Sddnilos
tale miiiisn beg Wiitternd6tgelesss
pegen geidloHsn bleibsn. Die itdotis
fde gebOroe fat ni6t Die autoritdt,
bierin eine 2lusnabme 5u MAIDEN.
Mapor Craig ga6 seItGn in oisitir
Gimme cine Grtldruns ab.
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3ie !6ippDbrpms Sbptu.
slm Counting 9lbenO beslnnt lie i'll oer
Mlniifbale.

Cine Der 9ttrattipnen Der, 9orJtels
Iuresn bes Rem gort 9ippoz
broms, bic in Der No6e DON W.ibs
nahttn Bis Rsujabr in Der MuiitfaGe
itattfinben perben. miro 3o6n g6is
lip Souias ,Ward Of tie States"
ieiH. 9ieier DON Souias Rapsue ges
ipielte unb Don ibm gsIeitete WarI9,
pir5 bur6 Elm Ballet bon mebr uls
200 WdO9en begleitet iperben. Die
in @lisbern Don 5tpei un0 bier abges
tbeilten WGb6en pettrsten ale Stdas
ten. Sebes iingt Gin tur3s5 2ieo CUR
gs5eidnung ieines Staatss. 0as
SbiO Wldbtsn III zines Der intsreis
ianteiten Grippe.
Die Sippobrome S5ou rSips5ips
6oordb1, bic polIftGrtig BON g2en
gOrt nad Cincinnati tommt, uu4
flirlfrc6aeittli6en @critallpngen IN
Bolton unb q6ildbelp6ia ptrb bic
sr0bte SnnsuDoritellung fsiu. bic
Cincinnati jena Is gelCJcn bot.
Die GefsQi6aft beitett aus 500
psrIonen, .auBer BEN glepbantsn
yG5in Gbia", benz G6impanTen 10
TO" ;, einem preisgefr6nten gfsrSe unb
rem S6litti9uhlaufs ufsSarnsodl. g6ars
lotts. bic srfte Sdlittidubliuferin b'r
WeIt, bic in ibrer Sunft biefel6e
etsIle einnimmt ipis Q(nna paoloOd
i'm gallstt. 1T Der Star" BON r6ip.
Sips6oorab unb tfTiIt Iib nit S5o6r
p1iIip Souia in bic sr5isIten
Sriumphe.
gsIu9er bon alien 5bsilsn bss
Staates fommen nGh Cincinnati I'm
ben @orfteGuneen teiSupobnsn. Die
9oritslungen tpsrben 5ip0lf an Der
3dbI Tein, ie feds ON Ra6mittus urb
I6sub.
Der @orpertairf Der Gibe in i'm
2ubsu 108 Sit 8ierts Strabe I'M
Gang.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-21

George @rsp Barnard, Der bic Gin
coin Statue in 9frbsit Fat, bic 5rau
CHARLES g. saft Der Stabt Itiften
mil, 1T gsifern bier eingetroffen. Der
aiiniiler itottete BEN Sptle parf einen
8sfuf' d6, in fpef6em Dds 8entmot
2lufitsllung finben fpirt.
Die geitsrn ansetiinbigt gelpeies
ne toffe Weae 1T nift etpa nit Riids
iiht All bic notbleibenbe @as So. unb
ibre Wittpens unb @diIenattiondre
i'm peiten gogen I'M bic Gtapt
berrmgegangen. Sis traf unternegs
MIR cine CUTE 9etannte, 5rau 2ufts
bepreHiOn, anb bic 9umen batten ii9
70 Oisl gu cgsdblen. bar Die tulte Wels
le ben 2lnIblnb perfdumte. !oeute
iriib foG tie gang btiiimmt eintref@
fen unO bas id0nite 8cropetter NIT
brinden.
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Mas benz NiuaiSipalgeri6t

Sotpdrb 8eis bonn Sbon1d Sotsl,
Der bsi9ulbist mar, bem Wilium
Wabs Don eO6 grOabnop 1855 entz
tDeHoet 81 habsH, purbs seitern i'm
Wuni3ipalssridt ron Ri6ter sgOy
sntlaiisn. Maps mar, ni6t auFgss
tautt, nm feline QHtlaae gu betreiben.
Ssnrb Cooper. G6omas abiiTs,
@illiam Smitb uno gbDarb Srms
fbutp. bier Der iistsn iunatn Sage
cisbe. bic Ii6 fremSe autos aneisns'
ten uub barin in Der Stabt herums
icsteH. ipurben seitsru untsr is $500
8iirsfdaft ben 9robseihporsnen
ii6eripieien. Der Golls Der anSsrn
brsi purbe auf ben 81. 9ejsm6er
perItoben.
Sibnsp Burton unb @nSretp De
gore, bic Iid basTeIbe @ereniigen ges
ltiitst baben foIer, ipie bic gorbe'
nunnten, puroen ebsrfalls ben 9robs
geftuorsnea ii6srlpieIsn. sbre girgs
itaFt nurOe duf $1,000 feitaeiebt.
Ser Grocer SSobn 4 Sifens, 103S
;Sreemm gpenite, Der geiGlidlte gut.
ter tcrtauit bober ion, ipilrbe oolt
9iidter Bel 5u $t00 Strafe nebit ST..
item uerurtbeiIt,
Gie &irtbe gSul. s. fSi6bc inns
Senrp S. Slider bon Cartilage, bic
Der llebertretin1 res Sonntaesgeicse5
itanbeu, rpurSen bon 8ihtes
BEL ireigeiproden lnb ebrenooa eut'
laiIeil. Die SpiBel batten Ii1 NAL mie.
cer umiouit beIuiibt.
Riftsr BEL tinpigte eeifern on,
tab bic @erbdnolungen I'm Muni;i
palseri1t um Weibna6istaes i6on
UNI 8 llbr TaOraens ihrsn @nfans
rebmsn. Gs eeIhisbt bas, um drms
Climber, bic am Samitoe pbsr Conn
tag porber einsslott iuurbcn, midi
iibsr Gebii6r in pOIistiseipabrIam gu
bdlten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-21
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