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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-09-06
FIRST AID.

They're feeding blotting paper
To little Minnie Mink,
Who thought it quite caper
To drink pint of ink.
le youngstown Telegram.
If good results don't follow
That treatment over night,
Give her pen to swallow,
And that will make her write.
Springfield Union.
There is no need to worry,
Minnie took chaser,
Grabbed it in hurry,
Fluid ink eraser
Sharon Telegraph.
They're feeding little safety BANKS
To Sister Betty Mortar,
Who really thought it quite prank
To swallow dads last quarter.
Geneva Free Press-Times.
I'm not alarmed DER Mime Mink,
But weep for Bobbie Blizzers
Instead of swallowing some ink,
He chose his mothers scissors.
THOSE DECEPTIVE SPECS
'Who is your learned friend?"
"The man with the black-rimmed spec
tacles?"
Yes"
Just to show you that you never can
tell, he's dancing master"
GREAT PLACE.
There is no place like home, 1 wot,
At least / feel that way;
No place like home in spite of what
The summer booklets say.
Louisville Courier-Journal.
There is no place like home, 1 wot,
For inexpensive ease,
But when the days unduly hot
I miss that ocean breeze.
WILL 1T COME TRUE?
"A motorist tells me he dreamed OF
good fairy last night
and what did the good fairy do for /,
him?"
"She touched all the gasoline dealers
with her wand and they lowered the
price"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-09-06
FROM CITY,s MOUNTAIN TOPS

From the National Geographic Maya
zine.
Upon the top of one of New York's
man made mountains there is the same
peaceful quiet as on any mountain top.
No sound from the street below comes
up this distance. Men on the sidewalks
are infinitesimal dots, darling hither and
and yon. Looking down upon them. one
is inclined to reflect what puny beings
humans are, and from this LOFTY poiL.
Of view almost forgets his sympathy
for their personal interests. Then comes
the realization that this mountain was
built by these puny beings from ma
terials dug out of the earth in a crude
state, purified, shaped. and fastened to-
gether in manner that will make it
stand practically for all time, and then
feeling of reverence for the human
brain-tnat God-glven boon which has
made these things possible.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-09-06
Business Improving

Two train loads of negroes left here
yesterday afternoon for Savannah to at
tend the Southern Colored Baptist con-
vention there" said D. T. Blake, city
passenger agent of the Central of Geor-
gia. Those attending the convention
went from Birmingham to Montgomery
over the Louisville and Nashville A
special train will take them from Mont
gomery to Savannah over-the Central of
Georgia.
The railroad business has improved
wonderfully since the calling off of the
strike and business was never better. This
district is producing an enormous amount
of tonnage each month and the passenger
travel is increasing daily. The railroads
operating in this city have placed the
best possible equipment at the disposal of
the travelling public
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-09-06
HARD ON THE PRESIDENT

From the Montgomery Advertiser.
The worst thing about being President
is having to shake hands with 200 people
hand running. Every fellow feels that it
is up to him to make an impression on
the President so he squeezes the execu-
tive hand dry. We sometimes suspect that
if our Presidents were armless they would
live longer. We often wonder what the
Presidents think.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-09-06
BY CONTRAST.

is Gadspur sympathetic MANI"
I'm way he is
'In what way?"
when he sits down to a particularly
good meal he remarks The starving Poles
enjoy it all the more himself
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-09-06

Pride hath no other glass
To show itself, but prideJ for supple
knees
Feed arrogance and are the proud
mans fees.
--Troilus and Cressida.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-09-06

BEGINNING THE DAY-O God,
in my intimate secret life put me
IN harmony with Thee. Then may
move outward in thought, speech
and act, along lines of sweetness
and rhythm. May my life accord
with the whole order of things until
shall feel the pulsing of Gods
wide symphony. In Christ's name.
Amen.-H. Nj. E.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-09-06

the administration, but he has never
yet had word to say about the re-
serve banks and he never will.
The reserve act is one of the many
Wilson measures that has been found
far-reaching for good. Especially in
this month of September, when mer-
chants and manufacturers needing
bank accommodations are no longer
put off because of the demands for
crop moving money, the constructive
record of the democratic party will
mot be forgotten.
The British claim to have finished
Off IS zeppelns Berlin declares a
fourth of that number is about right
Neutrals might as we'll say an even
dozen and let it go at that.
4
A Michigan woman 50 years old is suing
a gay young dog of 70 for breach of
promise. AS she is maiden lady, it
may go hard with him for trifling with
her innocent affections.
y n
The war is certainly over. A clever
vaudeville performers impersonation Of
Grant is as much applauded in Biz
mingham theatre as his portrayal of
Robert e. Lee.
President Wilson did himself proud in
his speech accepting Lincoln's birthplace
for the government. But what orator
would not be inspired by such a theme?
AS German agents were being chased
out of Athens by the allies the contrast
between Greek neutrality and American
neutrality was sharply drawn.
The submarine will probably never be
a pleasure craft, but when you come to
think of the matter, it was never in
tended to be a pleasure craft.
Inc french seem to think they nave
won the battle of Verdun. However, they
have not yet reached the point where
they can rest on their laurels.
Inscriptions dealers are selling the
Belgans oil that is chiefly water.
Skunks in human form seem to be pretty
we'll scattered over the earth.
The Chicago teamster who said in court
that he never beats mule more than
necessary is marvel if he knows how
much is necessary.
Now John Bull wants to prevent the
Teuts from getting fish to eat Oh, we'll
Maybe the German scientists can devise
a synthetic fish
And another thing If Mr. Hughes had
remained on the supreme court bench no
Wilson syrrpathizer would have dared to
heckle him.
Chicago woman says her husband
struck her with loving cup. Still, if it
belonged to him, he must have his good
points
If Greece gets into the war, what ma
ton will be the next to 'hover on the
brink" for an indefinite period?
X
Verdun couldn't look worse if it were
situated in the earthquake belt, with the
seismograph working overtime.
\ X
The champions Jared we'll in the Labor
Day bouts, but even at that they didn't
do much fighting.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-09-06
HOTEL LOBBIES
Democrncr,s Good Work

This session of Congress has been a
long drawn out one," said w. ]. Fos-
ter of Washington, who is at the Tut
wiler. Practically all the congressman
hoped for an adjournment not later than
June. The pressure of important matters
was so great that they found that all
OF their efforts would be required to
take care of the legislation scheduled to
come up.
No Congress has been worked harder
than the present one. The outstanding
feature is that they are pulling together
and doing all in their power to cooper
ate for the betterment of the nation as
whole. Some excellent laws have been
passed. More laws involving important
phases of the government will come up
soon. The earnestness of the democrats
and their efforts to make the United
States as prosperous as possible have
been lauded by the country and it looks
like this year will be another demo-
cratic one"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-09-06
rr1NAsN,r A GIRL SHOW

From the Savannah Press.
A new comedy, "A Little Bit of Fluff,
is said to be too heavy for New Workers.
Knowing some New Workers.. we cannot
plead surprise.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-09-06
A Business Barometer

When people receive an insurance
representative in courteous manner and
tell him frankly they are DESTROYS of
taking out a life insurance policy, it is
sure sign that things are getting bet
ter" said William j. Vaughan, Jr., yes
terday, This has happened to me on
four occasions thus far this week. Any
number of people resent an insurance
man coming into their office and impor-
tuning them to take out a policy.
THE insurance business is the first to
be AFFECTED by hard times 1t is likewise
the first to notice a change for the bet
ter: l am convinced that prosperity is
here and 1 arrive at my conclusion from
coming in contact with people daily who
receive me with q smile"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-09-06
A vAGABOND SONG

BY Bliss Carman. M
There is something in the autumn that y
native to my blood
Touch of manner hint of mood;
And my heart is like rhyme, "a
With the yellow and the purple and the
crimson keeping me.
The scarlet of the naples can shake ma
like a cry
OF bugles going by.
And my lonely spirit thrills
To see frosty asters like smoke Upon the
hills,
There is something in October the Gypsy
blood astir;
We must rise and follow her 4
When FROM every hill of flame
She calls and calls each vagabond ~
name.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-09-06
ADRIF'T WITH THE TIMES
SAD NEWS FOR TOURISTS.

oAD NEWS IN AOCRloIS.
To sail across the oceans foam
Would give me great delight,
But truly there's no place like home
When hostile nations fight.
Although there are some peaceful strands
In other realms afar,
Bout all the most attractive lands
Have plunged into the war.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-09-06
TO AVOID TROUBLE.

There's no particular reason why you
shouldn't take cheerful view of life
Yes, there is" answered the pessmis-
tic person. II complain in self-defense."
Il don't understand"
IF L appeared happy and contented all
the time reformers would accuse me of
rot having the interests of my fellow man
at heart SO l frown and growl occa sion
ally. just to show that belong to the
progressive element"
ACCORDING TO PRECEDENT.
Some people are never satisfied"
"Wen?"
Il see where a chap pulled pretty girl
out of lake by her foot and then asked
for her hand"
MOST LIKELY.
well! Well! So Miss Sereleaf is going
to be married at last
Yes"
II wonder how she caught the fellow?"
"Off his guard, 1 guess"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-09-06

TELEPHONE
Bell (prfvate exchange connecting MI
departments) Main 1900.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-09-06

Beneficial Effect OF reserve SyS-
Federal Reserve System m h s
changed all
that. The banking and currency act
adopted by the Sixty-third Congress
which created the reserve banks, was
the greatest financial legislation ever
written upon the statute books. 1t
made money panics we'll nigh impos-
sible and gave the business world just
the sort of elastic currency it had
long felt itself entitled to.
Wall street didn't want 1.-THE bank
ing interests of the country's finan-
cial capital wanted legislation that
would give them great central bank;
something that would make Wall
street control all the more certain and
all the more powerful
Had the republicans remained in
power much longer than they did they
would have given the money mag
mates the currency system" they
were looking for, but the democrats
the Wilson administration that Mr..
Hughes thinks so nefficient-gave
the commercial world law that was
virtually ideal.
Now that the federal reserve sys-
tenn has been of benefit to all classes
of men and to banking institutions
throughout the land, neither Mr.
Hughes nor any other republican can
didate for office would dare move to
abolish it, Nominee Hughes seldom
makes a speech without lambasting
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-22
IeGurmad aOn5ert.

Die Wriitbane mar seiisrn abenb
ni6t nur Bis auf ods lsbie ptdbdeH
aefiini, aud auf Der 9iihne mubteu
msbrere bunbsrt Stiible aufseiteIt
iperben, nm bic pielen Utits
alieber Der 9ietrold 9emsiubs uua
ter5ubrinsen. bic ii6 eiHeeitslt bats
ten. nm ben 5snor 5Ohn MeGors
mad, Der ibnsn in i6rsm 5eim psrs
mitfelIt Der gictrpIa allerIei 2ieber
poriinat, einnal pon @naeiiht 81
9lnaeiidt 3u ieben uHo su bSren.
Dor nunm.br Orst Sabrn aub
Scbn WcGormad iein srftes Gincins
natter aonsert i'm emerp Auditorium
unb Der @saenias apiIden bamuls
unb BEN seitrieen 9lbsnb mar san3
astpdltia. Tdmdls bate iit nur ein
febr tleines 6duflsin pom Muiitenibu=
fiafen einseflnbsu, benn WcGors
mad mar bamals sbsr nod ieiu be-
dibmier 0ietrold Singer, obItou
er gefanglid eendu easielbe lsiitets,
pie am aeftriasn abtnb.
W.cgcrmod III Elm bprsiieIiber
@oIfslisb.rfinasr, siu isbr anipredeus
Der lbrifher ssnor. Der nnmsntli4
NIT BEN iriThen Rsiisn bic 3ubor.rs
fhnft am asftrigsn 9lbenb gu entbus
iiaFirsn ipuBte. gsribiebene Der ges
fSaiaen, poftstbiimlitsu iriihsn 2iss
Der muBte sr ipisbsrboleu unb oibsrs
bem aab er audi cine Reibe BON !3us
aaben, bic bur6peg. iobaIb Der De
afeiter. iibrisens Elm cana pcrsileIiher
pidniif. 6trr Gbipin Sdntiber, bic
sritsn latte intpnirt,, NIT risFssm
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Geripnal' al'0ptisea.

Ssrru Simon Subia III Ghren
bait, ber Cincinnati Ut! Club gsltsrn
gl6eno in IsiRen Raumen on AGter
unb Roce Strabe sinsn Rduher nepF
elmer uelunesnen lnterbaltung peran'
itultet Die Rebuer bobeu ben bobsT
aunitIinu b,s G6rsnsnitss herpor, Der
ii6 nitt bios aui bas Ssii4tigsn lino
gspunotrn ron @emdIbsn uno lonltl'
oeu GunItssgsnItGnben bsIhrdntte,
ipnSeru aud praitiiasr glrt mar. per-
Su6io bot oas 9iinitlsrpDIt5en our1
glntauf ibrsr gilOer TETS in mdteui'
ider Deiie untsritiiBt uno ii6 immcT
olg TrsunS oes 2lrt Club seSsi9t. Ole
gefi6le Der 6reuHbi9ait. psl4e lI9
oslsuentlib ces Geitdbenbs auBsrtsn,
ipdrsn besbaIb edit. Ssrr 9abi9 IT
al oauernbem 2lufentbaIt nab pdil.
oena, Gol., ii6srseiisOsIt. 81 ipetlt
IN Der Stdot. I'm sinige sei9aftll9s
gluaeleaeubeitsn au erIeoiesn.
llnIsr alter 5rsuno Sol. Suioo
Slqes batte am Dscrssn oes i9tpss
rem 6latteiIss bas llusliid. an bcr
Gfe Don y. unS Sian StruBe nisoer'
slstiir3n uHo Isioer iclIte IS obne
Itiptrs gerlebumd utdt abgehen. er
boi einen snohsubru4 i'm rshten
Gusn6oleu rlitten unb mub baS
gstt bitten. !Suifsntli9 1T Der srsis
ie Serr boIb tpisber in Der Gage, ieinsm
geruf ndd5lgehen.
Serr Berbinanb GIabung,
anaeiebener giirasr bon Reabine. o.,
III Ieineu 9ieben bur6 ben 5oo snt'
riIIen porben, iunis betrauert BON ben
Tamilieuanseb0rieen uno ben sabIrci'
den 6reunSen unb geiannten. Gr
bate Sos alter bon 73b Sabren ers
reitt. Die 8eeroisuna fiRoet an
WIpntoa Mprgen BON 5rdusrbouis,
511 Benton Strabe in Reabing. aus
itatt, porduf in Der bortieeu peter
,Inb pauls seirde Elm feierIi4es RE
quism absshGltsn wirb.
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Sufsl, als alts 8etannte begriibt tplr4
ben .benn man" bate iie ia fait
ausnabmslOs gu Sauie auf Der Bic
trola. 9(llerbings bra6te bas Tro>
sramm audi berfAiebene 2ieberfoms
ppiitionsn, Die ettpos iiber benz glis
peou bes irtf6en @oltsliebes itonben,
barunter S90pfuneen bon Sdnbel,
S6ubert unD S6umann, aber Die
5prce Wcgormad's iparen bod Die
riibrieligen irifden Melobieen.
Sn bem &pnsert pirfte ferner nod
Der 9iDliniit Ionalb Mc8eatb nit,
Der re6t annebmbare 2eiituneen bot,
a6er aud bur6peg Sompoiitionen
Iei9teren Genres, ipie bic SpaniI4s
Serenabe BON G6aminabes&reisler
unb eine 8dt'f9e @abotte ipielte.
8as publitum mar jebo9 aud bier
fir Iebr bdntbar, iparen ibm ooA
aud biperIe Der @eigennummern
bur6 bic 9ictrola tpobltetannt.
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0ebMrfen.

SSpbn unO Margaretbe @siger, 494
UT. Sope Goab, Auabe.
George unb aatbrpn &Opp, 2029
Dunlap Str, andbe.
RapmpnO unb gfoieaa Wper, 1oO6
8ine Str, Utdb6en.
So9n unO aiap 8an59af, 1926
8rotberton 9tpab, &nabe.
So9n unb Gertrude Steibel, 1926
SuOleb Str, Midb6en.
SarrD unO 2(manba S4oen6eft,
1862 Wilita9 Str, Jtnabe.
WtQiam uHb Clara pirrung, glifs
ton unb Oirmbtb 4pe., WGbden.
!6oparo uRo Rorma 5rimpe, 1912
Wlorton Str, andbe.
So9n uno Zulu Sris, GA Barr
Str, Snabe.
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Inter re4t 5ablrei4er 8etbeiligung
Seitens Der Mttglieoer belt Der 3peig
Der 2iberalsn 2iga. Der aus benz Ofs
fiosperioual Der Yrauereien beiteht,
geitern abenb in MeibePs Salle feline
Sedmtentpabl ab, BEL pel4er ale &ans
btouten auf bsm regelmdbtsen Sidst
ertpGblt lpuroen uno omar:
Spbn s. GbriItpp6er, Yrdiibent.
pbilip Spuetb, 9i5e}prdiibent.
cSrfpin @ebbart, Setr.tdr.
SOfsp6 lIbl IT,, S9abmsiitsr.
Sorrp 8. Rotb, Sbiirbiiter.
DdbrsHb bic Wabl Dor iih girg,
tamen bic 9eri9te Der Osri6iebenen
8samten unb unterausI6uFe CUR 8srs
leiung, iporaus berporging, bab Der
,3iptig ii9 in Der beiten finuH3ieaen
9erfaiIung befinoet unb tpGbreno oes
Subres einen bebeutenOen Wiitslieoers
5uDads, iogar DON ben grausreien in
goOingtpn, ap., srfa6ren bat. Die
Serren Clinton @unber uuo 4ldu
Rogers pom 9ubIi5itdtsoepartemeut
Der Rdtional Dbpliale 2iquor 9eas
Iers 9tFociation bislten Der 8elsgsn9eit
dngspabts Qtnipra9en. tporin lie duf
bic arobe 9ebeutung Der 2iberdIen 2ls
ga biniuisisn uuo betOuten, bab seraoe
bier bic ii6 INNER breiter mdAenoe
probi6itipnspropaganoa am pirts
Iamitsn bs,Gmpft psros, @eitere 4ns
Iprdten puroen bon ben Serren 9es
urae 8. uno Charles aublman, io.pie
pon prGiibsnt Spbn S. Gbriitppher
unb allen eripdbIten geumteH gsbalten.
nu6oem iie our6 Serrn y. y. Gss
count, Der als 3srsmpuienmeiiter fuH'
oirte, Dereiotgt uno iHitdairt porosE
pareH.
gaa Der Suitaairung idnb Elm
Feuttfr66li6er Sommers itutt. Der al
ls s6,ilnebmer big sur qoIi5siitunOs
beiIammeu bielt.
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Die @erpenbuHs Der Sera
ritortaltruppen in
Sefterrei6.
StaIieutfaer Dpuamite1
richperbaftet.

Rem gort, q. San. - Die
9olisei lit Der 2lniiat, nit Der 8ers
boftune BEG Utt4aele @ruiianc ei.t
Bombenattertat auf bic 9roptlpner
Bride pber cas neIe Wtuni5ipol @es
bdube persitelt gu babeu. 9roiidrc
ipuroe am 0onueritog @benb in Der
gGbe Der Bride feftaenommen. @r
trlq cine SdnbtoI6e, in lpelter eine
Yonbe iih befaub, pelfe NIT etnem
itarten SprsngItuff eelapeu mar.
Witglisber Der rSomben WbaHns
idloft" 6uttsn lett mebreren Mondten
@rdiiono iiberpo6t, Der bdmit ges
problt baben Tou. retn grobss 9es
bGube" in bic Cuff iprergeu su fpols
len. Gin aetpiFer 2ofurbo bi @taep
purbe NIT ibm perbaftst.
Der SeuerbGmpn
@Iliauce, o.. 21. SdrtlGr. -
Durh bic Grplpiion zines @aIolins
pfens, ipurbe Sreitog bus Commercial
SoteI in gergbula, tn 8runb gsTebt
unb p0nie eingeGfhert. Mebrere ans
bere SGuier ipurben beIddbiet. Drst
periOren truser idpsre SraHhDuls
ben baDcu.
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speriren, bdben bic @tdbtSuItdnabd6
$50 WteiIen fiibipefli9 pon 1eberuu,
unb ebenfo lpeit norbfpeftli9 bon Sss
pdban gelegen, befest. 0ie 9drniicH
uno Der beutfbe SotTul baben ii9
na4 8urubi6tr, so Meileu pefii9
Don Sultdnqbab, sefliidtet.
9eutf9fanbs Gtienpros
Dut on.
gerIin q. Sunuur. Die PROS
button Don Robeiien belief ii9 I'm
0e5ember in Seutf9ldHO auf 1,020,s
IA 9Onnen, gegen 854,106 Sonnen
i'm DECEMBER 1914. Sm gan5eu Sabre
1915 betrug bic prpbuttion 11790,a
1879 Sonnen, gegen 14,389, 1852 Sonz
men i'm cSIbre 1914.
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anaeiidts Der grobsH aHforberuHgsn
in .nersiifer Dsii, unb mDgli6srs
peiIe nod srfOlgr.iter unb pirtldmer
dIs bister bstriebsu perben niiiie. Gs
purb. .in @ersIsia nit dnoersn
Staot.n sesossn. no bic mebr bemit'
teIte alafis pisl frsigiebiser ssipeisn
lei pis Bier, unr aqe aHipeienosn
ipra&.n bic Soffnuug aus. odb bur6
Elm Ipfiematii6es gOrgeben aud fisrs
in cine aeuberuns gei4dffsn uno
Gincinnatis Deutitt6um in ebsnlo
riibmIiGsr Wsiie ssnauut iDerSeu mo-
ae. ipie biss in dncersn Stdbten BEG
lanbes Der 1alI it, Cine anaa1l
gldne, pie bic 6ilis5sieuiGaft gei0r.
BERT tperSen lam, purbeu bdnn nod
6eIpro6en unb oiiriten ohne 3peiTeI
iGon IN Der nd6iten geriammluns,
bic am IL. Ts6rudr itattfinSst, be-
ftimmte 9oHdIise in oielsr gs5ishuHg
semaAt tperbsu.
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Jrau 4ugufta g 9uerman n
aeb. Sottbouis, 1T aeitern i'm Utter oOH
73 Sabren ianft biniibergef9lummert
in Elm beiieres sSenfeit unb bic binters
bliebene 5o6ter Srau q. 8urgmann
bat bos bersli6ite Mitgefiibl DON
5reunben urtb 8etunnten. Gds Geis
6enbegGngntb Der brapen 4ionierin
finbet am Uiontag gdudmittag BON
3rduerbauie, % Siirgens &Denue in
Clifton, aug itatt.
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Die Mlliirten fanfem alles
0etreibe tn WumGnten
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I'm 3u per9iubern, baB
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REID es betommeu.
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tii4 fran80iifde &Orpuration NIT
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len, benn erportiren tDunen jie es
nt9t.
am Is. Sanuar ber6ffsntIidte bes
retts bic Seitung rSSnbepenbeuce &oua
maine" oas JOlgenoe:
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oas rumGnii6e Central Rpmmittee
fir ben atHtauf unb bic Qusfubr pon
9etreioe Bat einen aOntpott fir ben
2lntauf Don 10000 @aggonlaDungeu
9streibe fir $50,OO0,O0o abgeI6loI.
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deres 2auoss isin pirb.
9 9Olltsn lieber 3u Saufs
bleiben!
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tanaoiT4e Regiment antperben lieBeu,
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ioa, purben 5reitag mad Sorontp oers
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