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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-04
GIL AUSTRIAG BATTUT
SUI MONTE S. MICHELE
DURANTE UN ATTACCO
IL Giappone Mandera' Ire In
crociatori mel Mediter-
rance per la Caccia
al Sottomarini
LA LOTTA IN GALIZIA

ROMA, ( Gennaio.
Questa mattina Il Mnistero della
Guerra ha pubblcato II seguente rapporto
del generate Cadorna:
"Nela zona di Legazuoi. a nord del
Passo dl Falzarego, Il nemlco fece esplo-
dere una NINA che fece precipitare una
valanga. 81 ebbe una tremenda caduta
di massI d roccla, che pero' non causa-
rono alcun danno ne ad abItat ne allie
nostre posizonl.
"Sulraltoplano 1el Carso II 2 Gennalo II
nemiCo attacco' lie nostre posizioni sui
Monte San Michele. ma fu respinto dopo
aver subito gravi perdite. lie nostre
posizionl sui San Michele sono piu' solide
che NAL"
comandanti delle notto aleate oper-
anti mel Mcdlterraneo. e Cioc' linglese,
ritallana la francese hanno riCevuto
dai rispettivi governi istruziOni seVeris-
sine per quanto riguarda la Caccia al sot-
tomarini teutonici che spieEano mel Med
iterraneo, @ piu specialmente nellie vici-
nonze del Canalc di Suez straordinaria at
tivlta che hanno gia' affondato alCuni
pirosCaf inglesi della Peninsular and Ori-
entail Company. lie fotte alleate hanno
istruzioni dl rendere questi sottomarini
COST innocui come sono stau resi- quelli
che operavano mel Mare del Nord.
Tn tecEramfaa da Toxic dice che I'm
giornale dI quella cltta' annuncia che Il
governo glapponcse ha deciso di inviare
una squndrn dl incrociatori mel Medi-
terranco per cooperare con lie hotte al
leate nella oRccia al sottomarini teutonlci
Ire incrociatori sono stati assegnati a
questo servizio. Durante la campagna
di questi sottomarini mel Medlterranec
tire pircscah giapponesi sono stau affon-
dati, questo fatto spiega In decisione
del governo giapponese,
COMMENT ITALIAN.
Tutti | glornali italianl commentano
laffondamento del Persia che In Italia
ha fatto profonda mpressone. II
Giornale d'Ttala dice:
"Questo nuovo dclitto O. una TERRIBLE
offesa ale cvilta', speciaente perche'
viene co:lmesso proprio quando in una
'nota aEli Stati Until rAustria ia profess
stone d p'incipii di umanita'"
La Tribuna remmenta II fatto che du-
rante le trattative con gil StLu Until per
raffare del .usitania Ia Germana affondo'
rArabic propro come ora, mcntrc prose-
guono le trattative per rAncoi.,. rAustra
affonda II Persia.
B'Idca Na2ionale dice che dal Lusitania
al Persia piu' di 1000 personc Innocent
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Two Motorcycle Speed Kings Killed

BAKERSFIELD, Cal. Jan. l.-As a re-
suit of collision while practicing on the
speedway f. MONTGOMERY and william
Gowdy, motorcyclists, are dead today.
Otto walker. another rider was seriOusIv
in fured.
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BIG BATTLESHIPS HERE
NEED EQUIPMENT
Continued from Page One

Continued from Page One
appointed. He was at one time COM
mandant inspection officer and captain in
command.
A rigid order of Secretary of the Navy
Daniels prevents the officers and seamen
from discussing the situation publicly.
But 1t is n matter of common knowledge,
officers say that conditions on many of
the ships are serious. and that i'm case
they should be called into active service
1t would at once appear. According to
them. conditions at the Philadelphia yard
are not the exception, but are typical of
those everywhere.
Admiral Helm commands the reserve
fleet of six ships. An admiral's command
is supposed to be four ships, and 1t Is
termed n division.
The officers are speculating as to where
the officers and men will come from that
will be needed to man the four dread
noughts scheduled to be completed in 1917
They are the Oklahoma, the Pennsylva-
mia, the Nevada and the Arizona. They
will require 1000 officers and $1,000 men,
and these are not in sight.
Secretary Daniels has recommended an
increase of approximately 5000 men. If
these are obtained the reserve vessels, in
addition TO those at League Island, would
still need great many men to make up
their compliments.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-04

compresi dome, ragazzi 9 vecchi, s0no
stati assas- 1atl dasii inperi centraii
Notizie da Petrograd dicono che da
tire o quattro giorni una violentissima e
grande battaglia 81 sta combattendo su
dl una fronte che va dalle' Volnia ALA
Bucovina ira russi ed austro- tedesom 1
russi hanno preso roffensiva ed hanno
costretto Il nemico ad accettare battaglia.
Da questa lotta appena impegnata che
gia' 81 svolge favorevolmente al russi
dipende forse l'lntervento della Rumania.
Nella Bucovlna la battaglia 81 svolge
attorno a Czernovitz ed ivi russl avan-
Eano lentamente ma costantencnte.
Una disperata lotta per II dominic del
IAdriatico meridionale. e precisamente per
la sicurezza della base austriaca di Cat
taro, 81 sta svolgendo ira In hotta lie
forze di terra austriache . le forze monte
negrine. GIL austriaci stanno facendo
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-04
AUSTRIA FIGHTS TO HOLD
NAVAL BASE AT CATTAR0

ROME, Jan. A desperate and most
important struggle for mastery of the
sAdriatic is now raging near the Austrian
=nasal base of Cattaro between the com
3plned Austrian naval and land forces and
zMontenegrins.
Inc Austrians are making a determined
sattempt to capture Mount Lowcen, the
|nlpraltar of the Adriatic. Its retention
3py the Montenegrns threatens an Aus
#1flan hold ON Cattaro.
since the beginning of the war Austria
las made the Cattaro harbor a naval base
~ operations in the Adriatic. Aegean and
=hfditerranean Cattaro is absolutely inn
Hfegnable from the sea. From the land
fide u may be attacked only from Mount
[-oWeen, where the MOntenegrins a year
80 installed heavy artillery
1of SIX days the Austrians have been
E'efnptlng TO drive the Montenegrins
rom this position. While Austrian troops
II attacking from slopes from Rusko-
eakofa' Gherbal and other points, the
austrian warships in, Cattaro harbor are
*ltioRs
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|RIjSSIANS FORGE
| AHEAD IN SWEEP
TOWARD BALKANS
Speeds From
serbia to Break Offensive
to Relieve Allies
CARS MASTER STROKE
panania to Enter War on AL
lies Side, Liberal Leader
Declares
LONDON. Inn. 4.

LONDON. Jan. 4.
e,.,dv nroeress is being made by the
.,.ns IN their great offensive move
-, on the frontier Of Bukowina tsouth-
=. colicia). 1t is officially reported in
,.troprad that the Austro-Iiungarian
) .oors holding the line northeast Of Ger
or,i,a are falling back before the as
ms of the Cars forces.
r1isL,tng lie going on in bitter cold
81 t,,ar amidst the snow-flled valleys
81 !, ~. maintains east of the river Pruth.
# rnnora1 tyanofi. who was put l. COM
vi Of "a big group of Russian ,rmios
.ban car Nicholas took he supreme
nd in the eastern theatre of war.
n directing operations on the Galician
'front.' ,,.,,,,,,,, ana. ,,c
&C alarmed AT the violence oil the Rus
- attack. has ordered large detach-
.arts of German troops and masses Of
4 %r,iierv TO Bukowina to prevent another
:zs,rss,an drive toward Hungary such as
ook place last winter.
4 IJnvever. before the Russians could
#air position which would menace the
sustro-German lines of con muncation In
= the BALKANS, they would have to cross
H. carpathians in the face of insuperablc
4 vienna prnfess,s $ the belief that Issia
4,ss concentrated I rity of her first
Inc troops on the Galician front and mill
3tarv EXPERTS now look for anotl. + Ger
nan drive Oh the Dvinsk front to offset
4he pressure against the Teutons further
8outh.
Field Marshal Won Mackensen has been
hastily withdrawn from Serbia to take
tommand of the hard-presscd Austrians
b. the Bessarabian front, according to a
dispatch to the Times.
So far, the Vienna War Office reports,
4he Austrian lines are holding, despite
|ferce attacks by great masses of Rus
Slams
The Russian offensive is centred in the
hoporoutz district General lvanoff is re-
borted to have mere than 100000 men at
his command, together with vast sup
plies of heavy guns and ammunition,
Received from the United StateS, England
And Japan. The Russian attacks are
being made by entire divisions in dense
formation.
Including several German divisions
withdrawn from the balkans to meet the
bew Russian drive the Tcutons are re-
ported, in Petrograd advices, to have be-
tween l,000O00 and 100000 men on the
lront between the Pripet and the Ru-
nanian frontier.
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|GREEKS RESENT ALLIES
REFUSAL TO FREE TEUTONS

sEtLlN. Jan, 4,-"Greek public opinion
e sAeiled about the attitude of the En-
sas ass Fowers, which are disnclined to
49, - me request of the Greek Government
=r.s1s as.as me derman, Austrian. Bulgarian and
turkish Consuls arrested i'm Salonica
-. - pe released" says the Overseas
ihs Entente Powers threaten to block
- aaityiene Island If the Greek Govern
- - aoes not hand over two criminals
- we're paid TO rob Greek mail bound
=1feek police"
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Battleships at Navy Yard
Far Short of Equipment

Six battleships, the Alabama, the
North Dakota, the Missouri, the
Ohio, the Wisconsin and the Illinois,
lack 108 officers and 5000 men to
make up their compliments.
The Connecticut and the Mime
sofa, on the active list, lack go
per cent of their complement.
Captain C. B. Price at one time
performed the duties of comman-
dant, inspection officer and captain
in command.
Only two ships-the Michigan
and the South Carolina-are ready
for active service.
Admiral Helm commands six
ships, when, according to a regula-
tion, he should command four ships,
or a division.
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Sweden Resumes Gold Payments

- - = fioLM, an. Z. = The National
- - u sweden has resumed the pay
sss.zt "ples M gold, when had been
=saaEa zinee August :. 1914
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-04
ITALIANS R0UT FOE
in ISONZO ASSAULT
Austrian Plateau Attack at st.
Michaels Repulsed With
Heavy Losses

ROME. Jan. Am offensive movement
launched by the Austrians in the Carso
sphere, on the Isonzo front, has been
repulscd with heavy losses. the italian
War Office announces.
The following official statement was
given out today:
I'm the Lagazuoi zone, to the north of
Falzergo pass, the enemy exploded a
mine which caused an avalanche. There
was a tremendous fall of rock. but no
material damage was done
ION the Carso plateau, on January 2.
the enemy attacked our position at Saint
Mchaels, but was repulsed. He suffered
heavy losses"
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boats and some were praying aloud.
Others kept calling 'Good-by.
"a group of four boats loated together
and were lashcd with ropes they would
not become separated
After rowing about for several hours
we saw a warship. Those in our boat
set up the cry. We are English II
turned out to be British ship and after
being taken on board we gave directions
where other survivors might be picked
up"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-04
RIsKED LIFE FOR PET BEARS
aoang Woman Trainer Overcome in
Fire That Destroys Show

!. a1tAA TON, Pa. Jan. 4.-ln attempting
"a sase hye bears belonging to the b. II.
|esesfiek Carnival Shows, Miss Maud
Sssasstiie, who was training the bears,
|5..7sH lost her life last night when the
ssss.sahs In which the shows had their
- quarters was destroyed by fire.
- - granville went into the burning
Il I''..ahs sas 10 liberate her pets. and had 10
- saAeA out by firemen Victoria Cal
o. r. Weighing $50 pounds. fat woman OF
N' was rescued with difficulty.
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tentatIvi disperau per conanistars n
Monte Bovcen da cui moutenesrlnf DOM
inano Cattaro, perche' hnche' dueiIa nom
tagna e. nellie mani del nonteneRrfni gil
austriaci non possono essere sicuri ncil~
loro base navale meridionae, da cui 10
loro navl operano o tentano di opernre
nelrAdriatico e nell 'Egeo Dalla patfs
del mare Cattaro e. assolutarnente fn-
prendibile, ma da terra puo cessere att4c-
cata solo dal Monte Lovcen auando sui
monte siano installat o~tenu moderni
cannOni.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-04

slber bas entldl,lbigt nidt, baB ein=
seine Gunner, Die pielIcid)t ge.gen
lleberndbme 6es Jeites gepeien nos
ren, nadber aber 81 gommitteemit-
glieoern ernannt ipllr6ett, als lold)e
lire 9flidt nllr laliig getban baben,
mool,r9 MibperitdnoniIie lno Ser
mirrl1ng berporgerufe en- dpur0en. Gas
lit uidtturnerild). @eint ein 1urtter
Sen Committeeman annimmt, ml1b
er ols Mitglieo zines jiold1em leine
oole Nflidt tbun. @ia er oas nidt,
ml1B er enGommitteeoienlt ablebnen
oomit an leiner Stele ein anoere1
Inrner ernaru1t miro. 9as lit ei1rfad
Iurnerpflidt.
Ma, oas 6elt lit poriiher, Sdmamm
oriiber. gs miro aber qlen Iltrnerr
cine 2ebre iein, es nit Sen glrner.
pflidten etpaS erniter gu nebmen
Nid)terfiiaung BON Nflidten eereid1
Ser Sl1rnerei unb Dem betreffenoer
@erein gum Sd)oben. @enn bas Der
floliene 8e5irfs Sur1ielt Sen Iltr.
nert1 alien, nidt MIR be11en bonn &c
IS. 1apenport Gurlrperein, bieie 2eb
re eingepragt bat, miro es trob alle
BENT etlpas @l1tes bemirft baben.
9amit SdlllB iibcr Dos Glrnfelt
oas peridieoentlid) 1nnotbige @ufre
gung un6 mangenebme Mibber
lltanoniIie berDorgerufen fat.
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2nnb = golbiQe anbion Meiernotis

2anb - golbi1e Snbidn yeierpatt,
on. 8afbinston, iebt offen fir Mniies
oelnng. Sic 3iebung finbet AM 81.
Snli ftatt. @ttpa 100000 Mder Qanb.
Srn6t<, Sarmz unb @eibeldnbereien.
8onitanoi9e, in Geftionen abgetbeilte
@arte nno @eldreibuns poitfrei 5uges
lanot na9 Gmpfan9 bon $1.OO. 6pIs
oaten, Matroien (pber beren Srauen)'
aus Dem giirgerfriege ober benz ipa,
Mid : anteritaniiden &ricge fo;nne,a
iid bel benz @genten regiitriren Iailer.
@dreiben sic l1ns tpegen Sormulare.
bic mir fret %5uienben. S,nitb e SIC.
Grca, 3immer 651. gagle 8niloing,
ESpofane. @aib. 18mai,2R
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@efanntn,ahnng.
SIN bos Stnan5 Committee bes llnab
bansigen Sduloiitrifts bon So
benpprt, Soma:

DN's1'SN' WV ~bN
b%enpprt, Soma:
@ertbc 6erren::-
S6 babe cine Yriiful1g pprgcnomz
men be5ii9lid Ser 8iider llno Mcb@
nln9en bes Sefrctdrs mb Sic Siid,er
Deg Sdatmciltcrs pes %llnabbdll9iocn
Sd]ulbiltrifts tpn Sapenpprt ppn1 s.
Sebrllar 1916 (Gatum meincr lebte1l
Erilfung) bis 5nm l.. Sllli 1915.
Iue Guittungen 9clndb ser 9iider
linD prompt eingetragen pprben l1nb
Die Musgaben linb olrd Mnipei|ulleen
9ebedt.
stanp Der Bpnbs ant 80. SUM- 1916.
S6ulballsfpnb, an Sanb .$337O.19
2aufenbcr Spnb, an @alb. 6OS9.1s
2ebrerz Spnb .43431.17
@enigcr: Sdlllgcbaubc gpnb
Spnp, iiber6pgen . S 2306.6t
Gefretorse@ilan5 on 6anb .5O5o3.Ss
notwithstanding an
&anb /. .51S51.12
Mge5u9cn:
Musltcbenbe
9icduulngen 1267.24 505S3.SS
S6 babe Den Sabrcsberidt be5 &c
frctars 9epriift unh %aefunben, bai
bericlbc nit ben giidcrn ii6crcin
itimmt.
9apenpprt, a., i. Suli 1916.
Idtungspoll m1terbrcitct
6. 81. Mla It,
9eltati9ter Dffentlider 3e9nunsse
fii6rcr Mn5.
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Meme Mn5ei9en,


alleu ipertben Sertpa1bten. Sreunz
Den ltlb 8efannten Dicrtnit Die tralz
rigc Ma1ri6t, bab llrler lieber Slater,
8rlDcr nnb Gdipager
Grtb Sobann 9eutt
an Montqg, Sen 3. Snli, Na6mitz
tags 12 11br Is Minlten nad lanscnl
ldmcreu 2eiben I'M Nlter bon 81 Sa6z
rem, 2 0lpnatcn 1anft entldlafen lit.
9as 2eidenbe9dngniB finbct Wittz
npd), Sen 5. Sllli, Nacbmittags I'M 2
l1br 80 Mlim1tet, bonn Srauerbmlle
1917 ipeltlide 6. StraBe, aus mad
benz Sairmpunt Srtebbpfe 1tatt.
linn titles 8eileib bitten sic trauerr,s
Ben @interbliebenen
1ran Nnna s. 6a1l, geb. 9il1ct,
SRI. Sl9a @ilbelminc 9iact,
10dter,
elbcrt s. 9cait, Gazette. So,
Sram 6. gsidJplipn, geb. 9elitt,
Yriltceton, Ssa.
Sram 9. 2nfp, seb. 9elit, Clinton
Sa.,
@ei6tpilter,
nebt S6tpa9erin, S6lpagcrn 1inb
&crmanbtcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-04
Glf Wsitaliebcr bcr 8attcrie 9

'iinb in Ser r%isorpien f0rperliden Yriiz
flung burd Sic 8unocsmilitavar5tc a1
gamstas Mobmittag 5lriidgclpiclen
nprben. gs lt,lb bies @b @irldl, CIR
nett 2inbbulm, Otto Stedcl, Sreb 9az
lenmiller. Wiife Manos, Sob @eef.
gbtparb S. 8raolep, garl Sail, 8ilz
Liam 81. goB, Sranf S. @atous unr
Sames 81. Scllers. Sic iperben ippbl
beute ppcr murgcn nieber in 9uoenz
port eintreffen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-04
Seine Gmbrtp crfe, fetm Geucr=
mcrt uno fetne GruermaHe
III 0ctt YartS.

9ie Garf Gummilare maiden
bicrrnit bcfamnt, baf bic Garfs an,
9ienstag, Sen 4. sSS1tli, fiir Tnbr>ucrfc
geidJluKem ieim iucr0en, ,tru ben Stuff
gattgern frcien @cg at pcridmffcu
,tnb gum 5dJattc Der &in6cr. &ei,l
Jcl1cr,ucrf mnb fci1e Scneriuaffc IT.
acnb iueld)cr Mrt bari in bic Garfs
gcbradJt iucr6en. A.
Sir sic Surf : Gommiiiion
George s. 8afer,
Graiibcnt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-04
8cinahc c%rtrnnfen

ipare Ser 8 Sabre alte 8pbert apble,
215 @of Sslanb straBe, ont Cams
tag i'm Mi1iiiiippi, OILS er Lungs bes
~Slubufers ipieIte. Ser ganb, al1f Dem
CT bubinlief, sa5 nad nnb ser Slnge
slitt ing 8alier. Gin an Ser 2epee be-
ldafti9ter Irbeiter lprans i'm nad
unb bolte i'm beralts, nadpem ct Idor
51pein1al uutergegansen lpar. als e,
nieber 5llm getpuBtiein gefon1mct
tpar, lief er lhleunislt nad6bauic. 6,
miro 1id aber tiiuftigbin bot DEM na1z
len sanoe am Slubufer in adt nebz
men.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-04
Mnaet9en fur
arbeitsplate, gcrfaufe, gerlufte,
WDhuunaett etc.

in bieier 8ubrit tperben fir einen Sag
Bis 81 einer 8ode an ben nadfol9ens
ben Staten inierirt: @is gu bier 8eilen
pOer beren 9fal,m SOC, iiber bic: unb
t1s gu adt 3eilen $1.0O. Seine Mns
5eige tpirb fir tpeniger als SOC anges
1on11en.
Sir @teuengeIude tpirb BEL ems Biz
iedsmaliger Sniertion Csc bere@net
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-04

8crlanst: Gin Mann ober grnl, en-.
ga9irt in einem groben gtabliEement.
I'm als infer 8ertreter al ~funeirert.,
Gin gutter gerbienit fann er5ielt tpers
ben. Dine bab es btnberli9 nit Der res
guldren Nrbeit lit. gm~pfeblungen gea
tpinidt. Ibrefie unter ~152", .9es
pempfrGt". IO,bs
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General slsent fir Soma, M1pline
1t1th Hnf SSlnIh.

Gin geipanbter iunger @eann mil
etlpa $4,000 fanm lebr quite @erbinz
bltnsen erbalten nit GROCER Sirma. ~
4ntiuort n%otbtpenbig. gerz
treter gum Engagement iest in 9ns
benport. $. &ocnis, per &orelie Scr
9empfrat". 2,18
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-04
2ofaIer @etterberidt.
0ancnhnrt. 8 Sll,

Nooenport, 8. SllIi.
Irrdldnitts : @aro1ncterItano .29.S9
1llrhidynitts : Senperotl1r. 70
Sodlte Semperat1r beltte. rs
Nieoriglte Gcn1peratllr leste geadt.67
Normale Gemperatrir fir 33
Sabre. 70
Da,rdidnittIide Seudtigt.it Der
2l1ft. 81
&egerrfoa lette "a 5tlnloelt. .O9
Gorberridenoe @inbridtllng. . 6
@alIerltano Morgens Z llDr. . ~
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-04

gcrlpren: Gin blaues Nabel<ge
NIT @arnets auf gilbergrilnb, 5piiden
gde 6. nnb 8rpipn StrnBe lrnb 8. 1nb
gine Strabe. 8elpbnlng bel Ser Mbz
lieferung. Gb5uliefern 500 tpeitl. 6.
Strabe. 2,1@
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@cHcrberid)t.
81 II. tn II.

@ai9instolnz 4 Slli,
Sir Slltnpis: Setter inns mdrnner
9ienstag; m%abrldeilli6 better am
Mittlpod.
Sir Soma: 5riibe 9ienstog nao fiji
ler i'm N%prbwclten; tribe uno fiji
Ter Mittlpp6.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-04

3n %bcrfaufcn. Gin gutter aipeilitiser
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