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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-02

General
ACCOUNTANT FOR e. p. A.. siaO0.slsOO
STOCK cL.lik AUTOMOBILE PARTS, SIS
SAI.EShEN-- w.
HARDWARE. inside. S20-sa5 '
Young mechanical highway ENGINEER
saaoo; ~ suPEkINrfNDENT machine shop
ssO, f35i FOREMAN machine shop Out of
town. Other positions omen for VI
- HlGH-GRADE MEN
BUSINESS SERVICE CONPANV
1901 LAND TITLE BUILDING
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-02

rroS WORKERS =. - to
we want 500 Hjrcvg men, .etwetnn = =. s''i ! en
years of are not u1frr fset lNlVsss -
pounds we nj. for nirdt work; weges 80 .t.ds
Ffnrt. uierrworisnra earn mluct Noiif, 7s..tias.
work Indoors test of conditions no lIoue', l.'a /, +,
real Iobs for men wanting 20 lCcale ltftnla lfila
nenttv, state age. nationality and eNpeil.u',n y,
Address A. w, Postofhce BOX Sis'' S'a'''' -
LABORERS wanted. steady work; wares tZ'-'
DAY. Apply Henry Dssion. Tacony' fhua' -
LABORERs wanted: steady work ~ W. cor
9th and Brown sts
LABoRERs so. wanted. Cruise Kemper Co..
Amber. Pa, -.
MACHINTsT FOREMAN wanted; competent
man familiar with locomotives. hoisting en-
zines and general machinery; responslble hos, a
tlon: must Riyc references ilInmeS'oN"
tlrownstono Co. Hummelstown, "a ...
MEAT CUTTER and salesman, EXP. wasnaIssaa
for retail and wholesale market. Apply 5Vf'
Germantown ave.
MEN. TO- wanted TO learn the sausage and p9sk
packing business. &c per hour. ABBY o'f'
Germantown ave.
MEN wANTED-Rollermakers locomotive ma.
chiniats car rcpairmen. laborers iocQmotlAe
cleaners. Pcnna. n. r. call III tiibert ~.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-02

STATIONERY Statesmen - Two positions
open, inside and outside; only those ha VIM,
worked with Philadelphia stationers need an
ply must have thorough knowledge Of the
business. - N
Apply ia $. 18th ST.
STENoGRAPHER wanted: one familiar with
l.uS n. 3lst 81. '
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-02
MII.LwRfGHT AND CARPENTER
Apply Mldvale. 1900 Wissahickon ave.

NIGHT WATCHMAN
MUST UNDERSTAND wATEH TuRE ROLL
ERS. APPLY $. B & l. w FLEiSHEk,
INC, 25TH AND HAMILTON.
PAINTER wanted: S45 a month and board Ap-
py University Hospital 3i0O Spruce 81.
PIPE FfTTERs' HELPERS TO 20 to work at
pittsbury Nahe Foundry and Construction
Company Coatesvlc, Pa,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-02
sALEsAIEN

SEXTON wanted for Episcopal church. With
10 y llf. Ledger Office ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-02
CARPET CLEANING

hTjAE TjsEiepc pcAhhnyEp hnyEEp REATINGi NO TusBI.FRs
DREssMAKINo AND MILLINERY
SosdsnhAbiAN LIN BAN SCHOOL 1895 Columbia ave. our
emo evening claaaesi Circular ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-02

YOUNG MAN w!tN clerical experience. who ca N
speak French huentlN; must also be able IN
write French well. Postoffce Box 1872
loLNG MAN wanted. over 10 years old. quick
az hgurrs 10 work n office call after :
O'Clock Monday morning Thomas Buck Host
'-' ''''fn"N. Iasner and York.
YOUNG MAN white wanted about iG must
'it - 90 y 80 : ita.: 10 make himself gen
erally useful Apply Talking Machine Co
52d and Chestnut, '''
YOUNG MAN to work IN stockroom OF whole
H1le house 9o1I c1ance for advancement
500. Ledger Office. mont
YOUNG MAN for general office work. rnust
have guod Cdnc4fiNn' state age and references
6O7. Ledger Office.
lOu NG MAN wanted 70 operate Underwood
Iypewriter. Apply William Foster i2OS NJ
YuuNG MAN about rs order and s,ippir,.
clerk rood op; ref. req, NJ Az, Led Cent
business. 5. W cor. 2Oih and Snyder' .o''siS
YnI'NG MN. colored: housework Apply fiOI
JAPANESE-~fwn men wanted TO take entire
charge o. bachelor residence, located near
center OF CITY; one must he experienced cool,
and the other experienced butler and valet
NJ i53, Ledser Central
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-02

LINE OF HUsINEss OPbpYYfNd
MoRk. s5 Ho6Rs sfER PHER WEEP,
w - START; GOOD WORKERS.
MONTHS, APPLY IN PERsoN on
BY l.ElrER, III. X. MULFOID
GLENOLDEN. PA.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-03-16
The Pores WisPssor Peace

=
! The world has. ceasetk to scoN at
those. :yahsSra WiEF aeace.' slehst alb
ysofute anhihilation DofA ties Enemy
which all beliigerents forptola with
such assurance in the first year gof
war. fades and recedes, as event sue
ceeds event. We are coming to real.
ize again what history has taught the
world before that decades, and not
Years, are required to crush 4 united
people. ~
That is why Pope Benedicts Lenten
letter to Cardinal Vicar Pompili, in
which he pleads, for peace TO. save the
world from ruin. will find an echo in
the hearts of neutrals and helliger-
ents, no matter what their faith 1t
is a true plea for humanity call to
sacrifice and penance through that
Lenten period which the Christian
church has set aside for closer com
mhnion between God and man.
Each group of nations still hopes
for a peace more favorable to them
selves than to their enemies But
each group is already thinking of con
cessions. The radical socialists of
France have abandoned the demand
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-03-16

The Greater Vermont Association is
sending to vermonters in other states
special invitation to visit Vermont
during the anniversary year, 1916, an
invitation in which sGovernor Gates
joins in behalf of the government aud
the people of the State. 1t is hoped
that many citizens will use these in
vitations in urging their relatives and
friends to visit Vermont this year.
1t is as follows.
vermont invites all Vermonters in
other States-the Native Born and
the children of the Native Born--to
come Home during the year 1916, the
125th Anniversary of the Joining Of
the Union by the first state and the
most unique state to be added to the
original thirteen. Every Yermonter
should set foot upon the sacred soil of
the Green Mountain State during
this year, q year which calls forth
pride in the past and boundless re-
solve for the future Governor
Charles w. Gates says: Nothing is
more pleasing to me than the idea of
Home Coming, and in behalf of the
people of the State join your AS
ISOLATION in extending most hearty
invitation to all the native born and
their children, wherever they may be,
to come to us some time during the
year 1916"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-03-16
Cut This Quit Is Worth Money

DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this
slip, enclose with &C and Nail it to
Foley G. Co.. Chicago, H., Writing
your name and address clearly. You
will receive in return trial package
containing Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound, for lagrippe coughs, colds
and Group; Foley Kidney Pills, for
lame back, weak kidneys, rheumatism,
bladder troubles, and Foley Cathartic
Tablets, wholesome and throughly
cleansing cathartic, for constipation.
biliousness, headache and sluggish
bowels. Sold everywhere
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-03-16
1t is interesting

to note that two hundred and sixty
three colleges and universities now
teach the necessity and principle of
life insurance The service of life in
surance covers broadly. Are you ade-
quately insured? National Life ms.
Co., of VT, (Mutual.) Earle S. Kin
sley, General Agent Mead Building,
Rutland, VT. ADV.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-03-16

Predictions about the future map OF
Europe are lass gadicak -s 50,
S.it il good foroths sbrld that. there
is someone's in Europe today who APP
peals cnlg to fhahs-spa easnpas sion.
Sane thinking has effisappeared so
coEpleslgsthat she note q, Of = quiet,
tanseE syuaath3s yltA} als saisti@
which. dominates. the PoEe's appeal
shi6aS As fafstari iati Tie Hight. Its
practical effect will probably be nil,
tutRif %ihsatsieast reshinDfths world
that an appeal to God for victory in
Sattre do6s not Represent "rEsan's '-lrish--
est moral ENTHUSIASTICALLY
Eagle.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-03-16

There Is more Catarrh in this section OF
the country than all other diseases put
together, and until the last few years
was supposed to be incurable For
great many years doctors pronounced IL
local disease and prescribed local reme-
dies, and by constantly failing to cure
with local treatment, pronounced 1t incur
able. Science has proven Catarrh TO be %
constitutional disease. and therefore re-
uuires constitutional treatment. Halls
Catarrh Cure. manufactured by Il. j.
Cheney & Co.. Toledo, Ohio. is the only
Constitutional cure on the market. 1t Is
taken internally. 1t acts directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces Of the system.
They offer one hundred dollars for any
case 1t fails to cure. Send for circulars
and testimonials.
Address: r. j. CHENEY 6 CO.. Toledo. o.
Sold by Druggists. 75c.
Take Halis Family Pills for constipation.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-03-16

The Socialist mayor of Schenectady,
George R. Lunn, after his election
made some appointments of men not
Socialists and not approved by the
Socialists local of Schenectady. An
attempt was made, according to re-
port, to expel Mayor Lunn from the
local, but it failed to get majority
vote. Now the press dispatches say
that the charter of the Schenectady To-
cal has been taken away because of
its failure to discipline the mayor.
Whether or not the facts are stated
with absolute accuracy the situation
revealed is certainly peculiar. When
a citizen is elected to Office he takes
an oath to perform his duties to the
best of his Judgment and ability. His
duties include the making of appoint,
ments. 1t would look as though Mayor
Lunn would be violating his oath OF
office and his oath as citizen should
he permit any organization of which
he is member to control his zap
no matter. whether that or
yanization were social, fraternal or
religious. n ~
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-03-16
Thursday, March 10, 1916.

Every war correspondent, every
would-be war correspondent, and quite
few whom nobody suspects, Is on
the firing whether the army is or
not-and the newspaper readers of the
United States are about to be RECALLED
with the awfulest mess of printed
slush ever inflicted on long suffer-
ing public. There will be a little
news, but it will be SO buried in
imagination, theory, guess work and
attempts at dramatic word painting
that the average reader should be on
guard.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-03-16
NOTICE

The annual meeting of the, -Yoang
Mems association for the election OF
officers will be held in the Library.
Monday, March goth, 1916. Polls open
at l O'Clock and close at O'Clock in
the afternoon.
Fred C. Martin,
Recording Secretary.
Bennington. VT, March 2, 1916.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-03-16

Three days after it became evident
that war was sure in 1914 France,
Germany, Austria and Russia each
had over a million trained and equip
ped soldiers already in the field
Three years after it became apparent
That eventually the United States
would have to intervene in Mexico, it
takes two weeks to get together a
force big enough to chase a bandit.
Truly we are the people. Let's get
into this European war Just to show
them we aren't afraid and let them
know they really must respect our
notes.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-03-16

The nan y sila H Y, Ovs 4ai
is not $lWayssihe best feioad 81
his yssight The eyes spEsf
more Iban any other physical
iacul,Yfsonl ovsrWofk unGeT ar.
tGcial Inflammation. EVERYDAY
light contsifsa large percentage
-ot.rayshsrrrfa. TO eyesiehI All
that daeeer can be done away
with ii you view your work
through lenses made to your pre-.
scliption from the. woude' full
new glass discovered by Sir VII.
lam Crookes, that actually FL;
tiers out all The harmful colors.
Dan't neqlect your sight
whether you work overtime or
ngt n yag ~
DEWITT E. LEWIS
NEXT TO Y. NC. a MAIN ST /
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-03-16

Tor the conquest OF Alsace-Lorraine,
the same thinkers. Of Germany oppose,
the absorption of Belginn,, Flamboy-S
ant talKsabout the Invasion osEngland
or the complete destruction OF the
German navy is recognized as futile
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-30

ibres WlonneS Dor 0as @cridt iiir
8erlaiienihaitsiaden aebradt miroe.
Sri. &1an beborptet, OaB Der goter
OeS 9inoes ein iest IN 8rontreib
fdmpienOer conoOiider SolOot lit.
Gllrd ole seltriac GntihciOuua oes
Shutters $duois luito oie 9}odjldIlen.
idloit oes 8reo. MotterS, oes ueritor-
benen MameS Der 6rou W4atters,
nidt beeiniIuBt. oa oas @rbinafts.
@eribt ihon frii6er onnabm OaB oas
SsinO ntdjt 6rou 91atters iei. 3u.
iolac eiuem Oorbod)5eitliheu llcber-
eintommen iolte Srau @1ntters
$4,000 BON oem Grbe, auBer Dem
aeieBlibeu GriiteI. erbaItcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-30

itern gta6mittag nit tnapper 9lotb
Dem IoOe ourd Grtrinten, ais elm
Boot. IN ipelhem er in Der 9l1be ooi
gIorbus iegeIte, umtippte.
@ie cine Reuter.Gepeihe aus So
peubasea uittbeilt, iabr ser 9onla
auetn in eiuem fleiuen Boot aui 0et
See, ais eiH pI6Bliher @inoitoB oas
Boot eriaBte, 70 oaB es fenterte iln6
Ger aonig ms ggaiier iiiir8te. y
Ger 90uig ibwanm Oireif nah
Dem aetenterten Boot lno rettete iih
uuf oen aieI. Gas llneliid lpnrbc
BON Der aiIite ans bemerft. 9oote
eilten 81 Siilie mo brndten oen Qo.
nie mOeriebrt ans 2ano.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-30

mr einSorponO fir ieine auSSelbit'
iudt erioIete GbeiInabme om Sriege
mar
oIeutidlanO mus bernidtet wer.
Oenl" Gas @ereoe BON Dem aunpie
Ser Temotrotie gegen oeu Nlilitaris.
mus lit nur eitt Iednautel fir bic
mabre 9l6lidt Ger 6eiu6e, Gelitih.
IonO 81 perticbten llnO Bat nidt
Oer 2rieg eejeiat, OaB Gnelono iid
INNER mp6r bon Der Gemofrotie eut.
iernt? GngIouo 6dtie IN ouoerer
@eiic poraeben f0unen meun es
mirfli@ sic Ged)te Scr fleinen Iotio.
nen uo6ren mollte. Tie 9leuBeum.
Gen oeS 9lcihSfon5Icrs i'm 2oufe oeS
SSo6res legteu oic 3icle GeitidlanOS
aeniigeuo flar.
gnqlono piiniht eiueu Grieg bis
ours Wieiier, ser aud fortgeiebt per.
Sen fol-, menn sic 9ouonen ibipei.
Qen. Sic Ib0nen @orte ser 8einoc
ii6er permanenten Sricoen merOen
ii6ertont BON Dem @eiCbrei, 0aS iic
iiber sic Yoriier pirtbidoftlihe Con.
ierenS erbe6en.
gli6t oeuue, OoB sic @eIt Ourdl ei.
nen Ioneeu Grieg cribiittert ueroen
nulB, iie Oarf auH nod6er feiueS I'll.
6igen 6rieoens iicb erfreuen penn
sic Seinoe ibren @iIlen boben, Oenn
sic @eiHIiiiie Ser wirt6idoitIiGen
Gonieren3 6eoeuten OouernOcn mirt6.
i1oitliden &rieg."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-30
Ninridlt1nn nnfnridlnhrn.

0flininG 96..9.. 30. SSlhi. II
Sn bliGit1bG6 allerlebter Shmoe
bot Charles 3. Stielom, scr angel.
lidc 0oppclmoroer, ipelher bellte
@lorecn 5u Sing Sing bineeridjtet
weroen iollte, eiuen 9(iiidub Der
@oaitrediine Ocs llrt6eils bewiIliet
erbolten.
Cine Stn0c Dor Dem fiir oas gr'
idcincn ser NinridtmaS5eugen feit'
geleeten 3citpunftc murOc Oberani'
Ic6er Corner trlep6oniib in &ennt.
nib acicbt, 0oB 9iitbter @uo BON gleu.
Yorf cinen 9luiidub Der Sinri6hm9
bis 6eute 9todts II ll6r beminigt
babe. sSn ser 3mii1eu5cit miro ge-
ilannfer 9iihter 0ic imiaugrei1en
9lften Oes Sales itu6iren lmo oonn
entIhciOen Oh Sticlom elm neiier
@ro5eB 81 gcmd6ren lit.
9lls 5tielow pon ser neiIen @en.
oim0 scr Iinge. 60rfc, at6nete er
IihtliM crlcidtert alli lmO Iogte:
sd 6oiie 81 @ott, oaB man ole'
les Wlol etwas fir mid tbml pirol"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-30

gtelO'Dorl. NSH OeH ieBleN -
ShnOen A EoocsfGae. Ole
bobite bisbcriae 3obl in Der eIei.
den Ycriooe.
Ncw Norf 80. Sui. ~ Gie
ainoerId6mrns epidemic bat beute
mieoer einen neuen -&eforO CT.
reidt "A ainOer itarben in 0en nit
bcute Wlorgen 10 ll6r oboeiAlofe.
ncn "a Shnoeu.
Die crb0bte 3a6l ser GooesiGae,
oie bohiie, Oie felt Dem 9luitreten Der
@piocnie Dor einem Mouat i'm elci.
den 3eitrmm reeiitrirt mur0e. iiber.
roibte Die Sohperitdnoigeu, Die er.
wartet 6otten, OaB Oie fiibIere 8itte.
rung Ger Seude ginbaIt aebicten
perOe. @GbrenO ser lebtcn "a
StimOen puroen 1Gi neue Sale IN
oeu 5 @oroua6S BON 9tep.Dorf ge.
meIoct, 46 0oOon i'm Borough Man-
baton, melhcs aub Die bOdltc 3abl
in oieiem Borough lit.
Or. glnerion erlieB geitern nod.
mails cine @ornine Oageaeu, &inOer
in eei6loiienen 9l0ltmeu 81 6oIten.
Toolird miro Die Gronfbeit ni9t
ierngebolten, crfldrt er ionoern MIR
Oas 9Ia9emeinbciinOen ser &inoer
geibdoiet imO iie iiir Oie @ranfbeit
cmpf0nglihcr eemoht. @iel iriide
Suit, obne 3uiaumenfommen nit
moeren Stinoeru cmpfie6lt ser Gom.
miiiGr. Serr Gmerion bittet nm
@rammopbone un0 Spieliadcn, Die
Den fleinen Eotienten Oic 3cit in Ocu
@oipit6lern ocrtreibeu unO tic oai-
beitern ioaen.
@ie ieitens ser biciigcn @eamten
oes @imOeS @eiunObeits Qeparte-
ments eeitern befannt gcgebeu ipur-
oe, mcr0cu @eilmobcitS- -glttelte fir
morgciL 5. b. iiir SonutaoSansfliiee
groBerer Sdaaren BON 0inOeru no1
mIBer6olb oeS Stoatcs, nidt ausee.
itellt merOen. Die @abneu lperoen
oaber &inOern morgen feline 6obrtor.
ten hir iolde SIusiIiige Oerfauien.
9ana0iiHe &egierung
triift NloBregelu.
Ottomo, Ont, 20. Suli. Die
conooiide 9leoierns bat beutc cine
Nuarontdnc iiber aac @in0er inter
i6 ,SobreM melhe bon 9tew.Dort an.
fonmen, erfIdrt, i'm oaourb Ole
&crihleppumg Der 3inOerldbmnneS-
Seldbe al perhiiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-30
Der StraRcnbaGu.etritc in gselu.
g)orf.

tJo&At
q en- Norf, 20. esuli Ser
StraBcnbobn.Strife bat iih mciter
ouSeeOebnt. 3weiblmoert 9lneeiteate
Der Gritten Observation-Disclosures
nie, wie Ger 81 Icetcreu ae6origeu
GroBtopn.9louten in WPonbuttan IinO
bcutc an oen Strife ecganaen, 70 Ian.
tet Gin 9eriht; Der belite &crmittog
Inn II llbr i'm Souptanarticr Ser
StraBenbabner, Ger NioSart.Soae,
ouSacgebcn puroe.
Seocr eimelne. @oli5ilt in @roB.
gaeip.Dorf, ser inter normaleu I'm.
ItanOen oieuitirei eepeicn m0re, miro
bcutc iiir aIle bcOroblidcn Guentuoli.
t0ten in @erbinSlmg nit Dem gar.
Strife IN &eierue @ereitidlaft gebaI.
ten.
@ie @eneraI,Hcicrbe.0 .0rore murOe
BON 4Soli3ei.GommiIIdr g9ooos mad
elmer GonicrcnJ nit icincn 9Iiiiiten-
ten crloiieh iinO lie beoeltet, bob
bcnte uoIle 1000 @rtraAEolisiIten III
Sen oeridieOeneu Siepierluo6cn tia.
tionirt iino ouf teIepboniibcn 9lnruf
81 loiortiacm ginoreiien bercit iinO.
Ole ciu5igen 9IuSnnbmen BON oieIer
&egel biloen sic @art., 9riiden. uno
%crtebrS.G .Gipiiiouen.
&orbcreihmaeh iin0 eetroiien
morOcu. i'm ole 900 ouf 6erien.llr.
Iaub beiinoliHen @ounIhoiten All.
riid5ubcruien mo oos @olisei6oot
~@atrol" BART nir eiues oies6e3iiq.
Iiheu 9eiebleS. Inn ioiort nadl Sort
%ooswortb ob5nOompien uno sic
BORT 5. ct. niIitGriihe llebuueeu ob.
boItenocn orei &oli5ei.6ompaanien
bcim 81 tronSportiren.
AIs criter Shritt in Oem @eruu.
ben, ole Situation inter GontroIe All
befommen. bat oie 9oIi5ei IomobI ser
StraBeubobaeeieai6nit. pie oen
Strifern mitgetbeilt OnB BON elmer
8eiddltigmg irgeno meIAer @onOi.
ten inter allen llmItdnOen obaeie6en
meroen miiiic. Gs lit ieiteus Der 30.
Ii5ei bereits cine 3one se5oaen NOR.
oen aus Oeren 9ereib aneS Iibt.
ldeue @eIinoel pertrie6en peroeu
miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-30

Gbicago, 20. Suli. ~ 9ihter
g. M. Qanois bonn 9unOesoiltrittsge-
ridt eniibicO geiieru, oaB @lorearet
9lDan cine cauaoiiAe 6obrifarbeiie-
rim, ole @liitier zines elm Sabr olteu
@iuoeS iei, Oos cbeufaas bon 6rau
9lmna Coltie qeoaerwooo YlatterS be-
anIpruht murOe. Gos @ino mnroe
Nrl. Rpou in gluiiidt 9egeben ooS
BON Srau Maiters ais ben nahgebo-
rcuen grbeu oeS $200.000 @eliseS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-30

Serr Sohn @aufIto6I. Sc Sabre
oli, BON 91r. 1905. 91oro.9ono.Str
itnrb oeIten 9sohmittos. uo6oem ct
Dor elmer @ohe cincn Sdlaaaniaa
erIitteu bate. CbaIeid Die Robes.
lriadc ais 9ntersihp1he be3eidlnet
merOen muB. bat bod ole Site er.
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