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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-25
AME RICAN DREW
PRAISE Of FRENCH
Rockwell Considered One OF
the Best Air Pilots on
Western Front.

PARIS. Sept. 25.-The aerial fight
IN which Sergt. Kitten Rockwell OF
Atlanta Ga. was MORALLY wounded
Saturday morning by a German air
man. took place over the town OF
Thanh. The body Of the American
aviator fell in reconquered territory
I'm Alsace near the spot where Rock
v ell shot down his first adversary
1--WE months ago.
Volunteer at Ncrdun.
Rockwell was serving as "a volun-
teer I'm the Franco-American flying
CORPS on the Verdun front. A few
hours previous to the engagement
he had been promoted 20 the rank
of second lieutenant. but died with
out knowing OF the new honor. He
already had received the military
medal for shooting down German
two scatter near Hartmans-Wieler-
kopf in May. He had beaten down
another before Verdun and had par
ticipated In a thrilling combat in
which nearly all the Franco-Amer-
lean fOtilla was engaged with a
strong German force. He was
wounded during that fight by a
fragment OF shell while engaged
alone with three adversares.
Rockwell was one Of the first
American volunteers to join the for
eign legion. lie was previously
wounded in a bayonet attack at
Arras in May. 1915. before being
transferred 10 the flying corps. He
was regarded in French aviation cir
cles as an ace, name given to
the most skillful and daring pilots.
Lieut. William Thaw of Pittsburgh
before he was wounded, and Rock
well made a formidable fighting
pair They frequently were in the
air together and always chasing an
adversary.
Rockwell had fought "a air bat
ties since recovering from his last
wound or an average Of more than
one a day. When he met his death
ne was returning from "A lombard
ing expedition in which he flew one
OF the fghting machines that furn-
ished the escort.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-25
NO OFFICIAL WORD ON
ENVOY FROM AUSTRIA
reports Received That New Ambas-
sadOr to Come Soon 10
Replace DumbsL

WASHINGTON. Sept Gable
reports from Budapest that Aus
rria-Huugary Is about ID send a
new ambassador 10 the United
states 10 replace the former am
bassador. DR. Constantin Dumpa
whose recall vas requested because
NJ completely in un-neutral plots
.u this country. have not yet come
officially 10 the attention OF the
state department. 10 was stated at
the department that while similar
reports had been received about
TWO months ago nothing hsd been
heard about the matte siuce
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-25
Fur Coats---Furs
fur garments of quality.
fur garments with stylish lines
fur garments of fine work
manship and finish.
Specializing In
Hudson Seal Coats
Plain Effects

Several attractive styles are shown. in
loose ftting models with straight lines
and semi-ftted effects with flare skirt
All of inc quality SIX ms dyed by Chapal
Freres ct Gle, at $125.OO and $I45.OO.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-25

T h @ Sc waists are
wonders, r q Z a ] IN
every respect 20 S3.35
and $3.50 waists one so
often sees. Let Us show
you these crepe d.
chine waists at $500.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-25

Others crepe Ge0rgette. c7De caIne 11del-
$50 20 $500.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-25
Other Fur Trimmed Models

Several fashionable styles with collars
OF taupe. fox. beav- err skunk and err
mine All IN smart faring styles with
beautiful silk Innings at $500 TO s25e.0O.
NUNS of Hudson 80 al. mole, skunk and
ermine at $500 TO $4,000.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-25
Handsome Woolens

New PlaidS, 75c to $3.50.
New Stripes, S1.25 to $500.
GabardineS, S1.25 to So yard
Crepe Poplns, 81 to $50 yard.
New French SergeS 81 to $3.50
Storm SergeS 81 to $500 a yard.
so inch Cream SergeS, 81 yard.
81 inch Chnchilla Cloth, s. and $3.50
Black WOolenS, in all widths soc to 81 yard.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-25
The Department for Children
and Growing Girls

We've extended our service in this section for
the autumn season. Mothers and daughters both
have been delighted at the preliminary Showings
and they will be more than delighted at the
charming frockS, coats, skirts, MILDLY blouSeS and
sweaters now here in complete array.
Special attention has been paid to the apparel
for "happerS"-the girls who have outgrown
their years and are so hard to fit usually.
The school girl and the tiny miss from few
days to six can be Outfitted from top to toe
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-25
Separate Skirts
Smart Fall Models

New skirts are arriving daily, nearly all show
ing tendency toward fullneSS. There are skirts
for school and college wear
for business and shopping wear
for sport and motoring wear
for dress and semi-dress wear.
Prices-50O to $500
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-25
Navy Serge Dresses
For Women and Misses

DreSSy and tailored effects Some straight
line, others fitted-all ultra-faShionable Serge
or serge combined with satin and Georgette,
The trimmings are as varied as they are faSci-
mating, including Oriental embroiderieS, contrast
ing collars and cuffs of satin broadcloth braid
ed and beaded effects, and new girdleS-SkinS
gathered and draped. Prices 1875, $500, $3.50
to $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-09-03
LECAL|zES COOPERATIVE
EXPORT ORGANIZATIONS
Webb Bill Passes House-Aids Com
petition With Foreign
Concerns.

Tie complete legality of cooperative
associations formed for export trade
only Is provided for in the Webb bill
which passed the House late yesterday,
with only twenty five votes against it.
The measure. which has not yet passed
the Senate. is the last except the rev
enae bill remaining before Congress in
the legislative program. 1t is designed
10 permit American firms TO compete
with the combinations and associations
of foreign business by eliminating all
doubt as to the application of anti
trust laws to export trade. The bill has
The Endorsement of the federal trade
commission and the Secretary of Com
T.erce.
"An the great commercial nations
permit similar organizations to those
allowed by this BILL said Representa-
tive Webb in the report to the House
from the judiciary committee. Some
of these countries grant additional adj
van.ages N the way o. preferential
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-09-03
REMOVAL OF CIVILIANS
BY FORCE IS DISCUSSED
No Announcement Follows State De-
partment Conference With
Spanish Ambassador.

nature Of reported exchanges between
the State Department and the Spanish
ambassador regarding the removal of
the French civilian population of Lille
and other towns by Germans Is with
held, but it is known that the subject
was discussed about a fortnight ago
between Secretary Lansing and Mr..
Riano. the ambassador. who made a
special trip from the summer embassy
in New England to Washington for
that purpose. under instructions from
his goYernment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-09-03

freight rates for export shipment; di-
rect ocean transportation controlled by
powerful international combinations of
foreign snipowuers. who discriminate
against American shippers, and we'll
organized banking facilities to take
care of their foreign credits. with main
banks in the chief cities of England and
Europe. and branch banks In the coun-
tries where trade is sought"
The operation of American export
trade under the proposed Webb law. 1t
is hoped, will meet the competition of
these strong foreign associations, and
give American business a chance in the
keen competition which is expected
throughout the world after the Euro
pean war has closed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-09-03
RATINGS GIVEN GUNNERS
OF DISTRICT BATTERIES
List Given in Circular Just Issued
by Gen. Mills, Militia
Bureau Chief.

Qualifications Of sunners of Batteries
A and B Of the field artillery Of the
District of Columbia, according to
latest reports. are given in circular
just issued by Gen. A. L. Mills, chief OF
the militia bureau OF the War Depart
ment. Corporal Carl E. veitemthal OF
Battery a is graded as an expert first
class gunner, with a total percentage
in all subjects OF $50.
Chief Mechanic Willis S. Bryant OF
Battery A and Private De We're r
Weldon, Corp. Edward Comegys and
sergt. Gerald McGrath of Battery B are
rated as first-class gunners.
The following are rated as
second-class gunners:
Battery A-Privates B. C. Rhoades
Corp. l.. w. Trumbull. Private A. B. c
Graves and Private Wilbur r. Doty.
Battery B-Corp. Charles Ladson
Private Neil O'Donnell. Private John
Denekas, Sergt. Austin Hall, Corp
James Power and Corp. William Cas-
serly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-09-03
No Navy Ships in Distress.

Fragmentary distress calls picked up
by steamers in the vicinity of Cristobal,
Canal Zone, and reported to have been
sent out by naval vessels did not come
from any American warship, according
to Navy Department officials last night.
Charts showing the position of every
naval vessel had been examined, it
was said, and none was in the vicinity
mentioned No response received by
the department from the broadcasted
query asking vessels whether they
were in distress indicated any trouble
among them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-09-03
Coast Guard Orders for Week.

Coast guard orders for the week are
as follows:
First Lieut. L. S. Addison, temporari
Is detached Algonquin to temporary
command of Wissahickon.
Masters Mate A. NJ. Totzke, detached
Wissahickon, assigned to temporary
duty on Guthrie.
Carpenter Peter C. Rossin, detached
Manhattan, TO division headquarters,
New York division.
Senior Capt. Alexander 7. +. Hanks.
retired died.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-09-03

A final price to clear every
Boys Wash Suit from the stock
Included are the most popular
STYLES in all the favored mate
rails. Choose from plain white,
plain colors and combinations
Sizes up to years.
Third Floor-Lansburgh & Bro.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-09-03
No New Action Taken.

At any event the State Department
did not feel called upon to take any action
any more than 1t had done in preceding
instances where complaints were made
by belligerents Of other alleged viola
lions of the laws Of war as laid down
in The Hague and Geneva conventions.
It is assumed Mr.. Riano gathered that
impression and that such was the sub
stance Of his report to his government.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-09-03
Third Meatless Day for Austria.

BERLIN, September ., to sayville.-
According to a dispatch from Vienna
to the Overseas News Agency. an order
has been published in the Austrian
capital introducing the third meatless
day" Mutton, however, may be eaten
on this day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-09-03

EASY RIDING. Saxon Roadster is the
easiest riding, most comfortable, low-priced
roadster in the world. The long, resilient
springs are made of the best quality vana-
dunn steel. The spring suspension is of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-09-03

Of the provisions of The Hague treaty
guaranteeing protection and immunity
for the civil population of conquered
territory.
The purpose of the ambassadors visit
appeared to be to discover what course
the State Department intended to pur-
sue. AS the French government had
made no request for action by the
United States, 1t was assumed that it's
design was to draw from the German
government some statement in defense
Of the conduct of its soldiers in the
occupied territory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-09-03
France Protested Removals.

Preceding the ambassadors visit, the
State Department already had received
through the French embassy here a
statement in the nature of protest
against removal of the civilians. which,
it was charged, was in direct violation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-09-03

Fourteen different species of violets
have been found growing near St.
Johnsbury, VT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-09-03

Women's Beacon Blanket Bath
Robes, in a large variety Of
beautiful patterns and colorings;
finished with satin-trimmed col
lars and girdle at waist. All
sizes 36 to a.. Very O. nE
specially priced at. Ol.yO
Third Floor-Lansburgh & Bro.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-05
D,uti6ss 9Dcater.

Sic Sailon llnieres Icltt lGe1 Ibe-
atars 9cbt ibrem GnOe cntgegcll, nm
nod menige Goritelllngell ltnO bic
Gbiirel bcs beutlGen Mllla1tcnrscls
mcrocn g%eId1loiiell. Garl1n lolte Dos
tbcaterliebenoa oclltlde Y1bliflrm
Gapellpprts nlo lllllgegeno iid1 nod.
redt 5ablreide i'm Ialltlden Sbeater
einfilloell. Se0e Ser ltpd fpmmell=
Den gorltellungell lit Oas @elte, lpas
ic gebotell, lllO am fonlnlcl1oen
Sonntaa, sen 8. gpril, miro man
@elegcnGcit ba6cl1, e;llchl slbeno bci-
5%ulpobnan, mcld)er llod oaolrd) al
Gei5 aemirl1t, neil er Der @ellefi5=
lllo @brel1abellb bon Sri.
W%targarctbc Sarau
|ilt. Sur M~uffiibrllng all 0ieienl
Nbcno gelangt @ernlann Sltner-
mann's usGmettcrlingsidladlt nit
.meldcm Stiid SRI. Sarau cine ollBcr-
nroentli6 giinltise @abl getroffen
bot, 5ltlnol sic &iinitlerin ielblt Die
|grobte NoQe i'm Stiide, sic Ser Moii,
lpielt. user SRI. Margaretbe Iarall
als Sdaltipielerin fellllt, meiB, lpas
lie lciltct, ull0 limo mir iiber5eltgt, oaB
lite audi CIT 0ielem Nlc1o 9lQcs altl=
bietcl1 miro, ltlt Oas Gllbliflt11 gu
frieoen 5n lteaen. Die geliehtBeit,
Delder iid} Margaretbe Saralt CT
lrel1t, lollte ibr eill allsperfonftes
@alts iidern.
Die iibrigen arafte lil,6 ianumt-
|ll6 1T groBet Golcn midai-
|tlgt, jeoe ein5clne miro ON ibrcnl
Glate ieirt. Die Grobelt Iil1o III pol=
lent @allge llt0 biirgt id)ol1 Die Sc
igie oes @errn y. Miiblbar cine glar=
5cnoe Iltffiibrltlg.
gs lei nod)mQls oaral,f altflrlerf-
lam 9etnadt, baB sic gorlteal1ng
7:45 llbr begir11t, oalnit ole @elll=
der, lpeldje melt poblten, INNER nob
Dor Mitternadt at &aule iiro. Ser
gorperfallf begilrnt ani1 3on1erstag,
ben 6. Mpril in @a1lets 9rogerie.
8eriDnen.
Uralt 6erge1tDeim, 5teuerinlpeftors-
lDittpc lpuiie 8riidl1er
glie peripittpete Sdpmiot, lire 5od=
ter . Wart6a @arbbcrg
Sallra, ibre Iodter. Iro1ces @cgner
Moii, lire 5od)ter Mara. gnrall
Milbelm goael, Notwithstanding
81. . San1es 8riiflter
gSt1tfellr1alt1 <rt @oriI,
Vtar, 1eilt So6n Oscar Soflnolnl
9ttd)aro &eBler, Neiienoer bei @iil=
feln1ol1t @illp Miiblbdl,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-05
&oslgn=@ cbanbc abcrmals pcrfamft.
Getcr Nalllien fauft @ebdlloe bon
Sal11es 9ealep.

Ias Moslpn.@ eballoe on Ser 9er=
~, ober6olb Der Z. StraBe, ~pedJlelte
gum 5meitel1 Male i1t mel1igan Mona=
ten Oe1r 9eliber l1ll0 gillg gelterlt i1
Die Salloe BON Gcter Nalt(len, No.
sos @ellrp StraBe, it6er.
SEER Ealllien tritt oafiir on Sen
letigen geliser, SSan1es @ealep bon
Ml1scatiae, iein 9ripatballs OH Ser
!9enrp StraBe,. cine Scftion bon Ga=
naoa Sslallbs lnb $4,000 ab. Serr
Sealep fauite oas @ebdltoe Dor me
nigell Monaten bon Iral1 SellrD
8pllm1er.
gor ldllgcrer 3eit p~erfoufte SEER
Seolep Oas @aus geo. $50 Ycrrg
4StroBe, oas jest bon Yaltllen lbe=
mob11t miro, on @errl1 lll10 1Sralt 8.
g. Nltf1ar, 9sp. 1909 Gcrrp strabe
tiir $1,000 in 8aargelO unO Elm
.Stiid Sano IN Nebrosfa. San1n1t=
,ll6e @eidjaffstransaftio1ten puroel1
BON M. S. Ge2acp ausgefiibrt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-05

Sin Gonlptpirirnge 9ntla aralls
Dirt: gerlil1. 3cit: @egelrmart.
33lpildet Dem /. slft lrno Sen 3
iibriaen licgt Gin 3eitrallm pol, 3
Mollatcll, Spielleitnna: @ilp
Miibl6olt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-05
u. s. 4cniabamna, Nrdfpcnt.
pcs 9apcnport Auto
Club.
ltcGcr 100 iuulncn ganfctt Ses &lltbs
lit Den Manmcm Scs Commercial !,
Club bel.
Siaac Getersbcrgcr, Der iriibere Gi5e.
Hralibent, ser Guriibenoe bci
Ser Ser am1llung.

V. S. @enigbmlm ml1roc geIterl
slbclo fait eimtimmig sum Eraliocn-
ten oes Davenport Mllto @lnb &C.
mohlt. l1eher 100 Mitglieoer ln,o
N%relln0e Der gcreiniglrng Dattelt lid,
9cgell Z Mbr gcitern Ibcllo i'm Cont
n1crcial Club, lpo ser Mlttonobilfflb
icin grubes SabrasOiucr, per6ltnoel1
nit Der @camtempabl |ga6, ~eingcflll=
Sen.
@icle In|prad)cn mtroen gcbn(ten,
III ocl1en llehen ocll allacnaeincn &lllh-
fraaclt, Dor allcl 0ingen bic quito
9aloltraBen : &anlpagne fir Der.
staat Soma" ourdgeiproden nuo
fllr Die &anpaa1e agitirt pltrOe.
Sic 6ragc beid5iitigte Die Mlmpcierl=
oclL of es mGalid lei, bic %lSabritro=
Ben I'M Scott County SIT perheiiern,
oblc babei Bic Stel1crn SIT crb16cl1.
Gron1itente MitglieOer Nss &lltbs
ntad)ten 0aralli mlfmerfiant, onB Sic
@crltelll,na non so Meilc1 gutter, fe=
tier 9anbltraBcn ltltaefabr 5lpiidel
100000 nno 100000 foltcln miir=
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lton1melt, bic Scott Gol1ntp 5Sarm
SNllpropement 9caaltc, Sen Motarp
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mite lllo oen G%apcnpprt Commercial
.Glub allf5llforocrll, oie u@ltte 2alo-
ltraba1= &agll fiir Den Staat
Soma" 5l inoollircn.
Ger bisberige Gi5cprdltoent oes
Davenport Muto=&lub, Siaac 9setcrs-
berger, fiibrte hei Scr 5isuug Oen
&prlit.
Sn elmer lallligen glnlpradc mad=
te zines Der W1itglieoer Der @ereilli=
al1rlg oarallf oti.nerfimar, oab Der
1dicDene Iarnlsr int Staate Soma
grpBe Bidder" in Die 2altoltraBcll
grabcll l1n0 bollll oaroltf martel, bis
it'd 10 eilt usdnmtferl" in oieicrl So
hcrt feltgefuDren bot. Ian1 folnlnt
Der 6armer nit ieincm Eferoege=
lpal1n bcrbei ltlo Siebt Sos Nl1tollo=
bil gegen bofe G%lltlobmlllg aus bic
lell &ll)len lpIcOcr beralts. ginige
Iarr1er ipllell aus oieien 20d3erl1 in
ben 2altOitrnben Elm GliibellOes @e=
ldaft madjel1. Gieiem l1nfl1g iollte
lpfprt BON Seitcn Ser SebDroen gill=
balt geboten meroell, lno SSarnler, sic
oes Malcgeils iplder r6a11ggrltben"
ltberfilbrt iperoell, lnllten nit Ser
9a115en 59arfe oes @eleses bcitrai1
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6elrigbalmt poll Ser Soma 6ltrl1itltre
Company sim GraiiOenten oes 9a-
penport Ml1tp Glltb gema6lt. Ml1bcre
gcalntcll, Die geIterl1 slbeno gcmabl1
puroen, iirlo: 90. $. GaloermpoO
gi5epralioe1t; s. S. go1o, Sefretar
ln0 y. 5. Ialpiol1, Sdyotmeiiter.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-05
.tabt unb Gou st.
Mittwod, Den 5. slpril,
Rlei1e @taot=M euigteiten.
- Sci <itcn, Grfdltnnge1t uim.
nnier 9ruittbee, 8ruitpaltiuen uno
Suitenbaliam. Giepe's Mpotbefe.

SEER ul,b lsrol sSltgo @ebrens
u~nterbielten aln Montag Ben Iol1ble
Sin Stub bei Der regelmabigel1 Ser
ian1mll1g Oes &lltbs. Sic nddNte
gerlonmll11tg miro inn @altle BON
@errn ulto 6rmt 6reo @oed, $50.
Ills '@arrer StraBe, a~bgebaltell
mer0el.
Cine groBe sln5abl slrbeiter lit
Hamit '~6eldluitigt, Die Geleile Ser Sri=
@itp 9iailmap Company on Der @ar=
rilpl1, sluiIden Der 5. ltno -. Str,
lIlll5ulegen. Die slrbeit nirur1t lltge=
fobr cilcn 3eitraum bon 80 Iagen
i'll Inipruh.
@aliett e @ollrigalr, @orln5ild=
ter; fiir gal1me, 3icr1trallder, @o=
fen, @einreben uarb 2anol1aitsarbei=
ten. Ebpne Sap. 53O5=8. (ln5.)
Gas @alls BON 8. 6. Gar=
rpl, 9to. 707 5arnam Strabe, mllr-
DC aclterll gtadMlittag Sltrd) elm 1Sel1=
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Ualt oas gall5c Iad bes @eballoes
Sing in 6lan1nelt mlf.
Sci Dem ~illfornlcdcn 2ltl1teol
oes Gipil engineers Glltb, Dos &c.
ltern Wlittag I'M Commercial Glltf
abgcbalten moroen NOR, ml1roen fei.
nerlei @eidafte erleoigt. Iafiir Der.
1pridt Die Sltl1lg Der Gereinigll1l
" 5pei @od)el1 cine iebr regc 5u mer.
nen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-05
Beri6tc oer staotbeamten.

9fad) ci,em lpebcn abgeldlpliel1elt
ron 0r. George %. Miooletplt, Dem
ltdotiiden slr5t, all Die G~eilrrobeits=
bcboroe .gcrid5tstcn Sabres @eridt
lparel1 in Der 3eit bonn /. slpril 1915
bis 5ltllt 1. Ipril 1916 in Der 5taot
Ganenpprt 691 Sale bon atitecfen=
nen &ral1fbcitelt, lpie 8%ipbteritis,
5darladfieber unO 9lattern, 5ll MEL
Sen.
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leiteten oelt @eridt NIT elmer Ml15abl
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len. Sll 675 6illell mllBten bic
@1l1ier, in oerlea Sic bon ben al-
ltedeltbe1 &ralf1eitell grfabtelt
mobntell poaltallOig 0e%siniis5irt mer=
tDelt.-
Ger Nobrcninlpeftor Otto Mcinert
5cigte in leil1cm Sabresberiht, BOB
1,410 Suipeftipnen porgellolmmell
pllrOen. Sic @elanmtlnmne Bet
eingerpmhtet1en @ebiifrem betragt
uad leil1em 8eridf $1772.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-05
Stabtratb in gcttcloprf tritt s,tn1
critcn Mialc sniam1ncr.
5. N6ramiol1, Ser relle 5tai
l6relber. I'm aoll1ites erllallrt.

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&uebl.
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