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Iorbu0 / Canada.

Ger or ole Ec9u til, of 6orbu0
i1ocn ret IrnQc pil bli inoieri opcr
belle Canada. 5 Ontario cr nnIi4
Trohibition blct inoiert mlblcrtiol9
Tor oct Si0arum ion ariQeI
rarcr - "a / alberta, Saltatdlcmall,
Monitoba o. Nopo Scotia bar man
tioIiQerc ltrnQt inc Snlooner. Tor-
bl05loncn / Ontario qaar no pnn, at
Sala al Splritlioia fol nTre Tor
bliht / ca. ire Ior, inbtil Sini 1919.
Ser er life oipet npgen InIeonln9
I'll Hcicrcn6um / SnQell, og lloleb@-
tiocn err iaitIat nle0 Ncnblif pon, at
Sc ira &ri1cn iiIbo9cucnocnoc Sol
Batter fan iaa No1anQ I'll at bare nleo
/ Den !l~iitenrlul, lom eucntlielt pll
iinoc Stc0 ouer SpprgamooIei uco
Sc Cher, 9ouen trU0cr 10 al Strait.
2cttc er 0ol life al torIton l0aIcoc@,
al nci oiljtieIc Gouo0n tror li0 at
uioc. at NriQcn nil pare | ire Nar,
cllcr puerhope0Ct fan haze no0ell be
arltn0ct WtcrinN ONT noor Den nj
ilnttc. 9tonr Scr or Qipct Ion rtnl-
nlcliu Sio. ioa cr @rumoen 0crtli
bare Sen. al mon nil uI0c lig llo4ht
lumoc iittcr pnu, at nadr Sppr0@-
muulei tnnlllCr ~ I'll Cl0elIA VI
0iorclic, lna ltol Der uUrc N%nlconln6
Tor belle NcfoItulnQcn til at fate i'm
Stcumc, og 0ct Tar Here Ntaoncocr
at iou Stcnmcliitcrnc u%0iUroiNct /
Gunoou@ Sun00itrlftcr. Nutoriolo-
pen lrUoer / STRAIT Den l60c Sepicm-
Der 1916.
%opcn iorbnocr life at Ser ind.
fcrcH Sprituoio til Vrouinicn;
heller ifte lpllcr Sen noacn MilorinN
ipcicu ior, at mun hur Nu@oritte /
III Mlt@ cllcr ior Oere4 9tu0cllt. Get,
mou opnoar. cr at loa SoIooncrlc
luttct. Stient %ouen cn0ml Inn 10
rcliQltr / inc QencrcIle Nelienuucl-
Ter oQ Sc 0etoIiereoc NeaIcr ior ocn5
Cpcrution fife cr ocijnitiut 'oreilrcu
lie. MI ser %lcn0Irni'lui@ hi tiuoot
@lpoiefcre at iUlQc i inlon &pdntitc-
Ter citcr %UQcretcpt. Eclmc Erohi.
~bition2Iop por oprinoeIll moinuQct
al Sci Ilberalc Enrti, % 0tn4 ior.
nenrle 5al@mono pnr Oppolition2
leoercn Y. y. Nopcl. Gen fonicr.
pntioc NcglcrinQ toQ imi0IcrtiO So-
Qcn ~ pon iii Nro9rnul, "a %open
blcu peotaQct uNcu Cppoiition.
GorbunsIopcn / Monitcbo er chs.
Inoenoc mcn C|ntoriolopcn. men &c.
ilemmeIien ser er, al Sen ifal ilau
pco aroit, iu0til Ben ophUpc$. Cen
hlcr pco!oQet pcn nIminocliq Golte.
%olitcnminQ nto operpUIoenoc Nlujo-
ritct / Nli0teu al Morris. Soifat
d'cpou hor mult iuoiort SomloN
unoer Frooiuien2 Aontrol iiteoetior
Schooner. Stemninacn ior Nrohi
bltjon cr notioa oImlnoeIiQ ouer belle
Canada, % ariaen hor mere enc no
GET onoct bi0rnqct BERTH. Set or
mere "a mere gooct inN / SpIfcts
&epioiihco, al Grit er Ct utjoil SpilO
Al arpftcr "a NIoler, iom Tan hi
lilpbneipongcrt ior cthpert >ono,
irrIig / Cher, "a octa Strait oN llo-
holocn0ch iGttea pno Ell ioa haoro
%reuc, lom MI Cr (lIiUloct ior ale
%anoca &c0tommeu0e. iom or iuo.
rlt,ei / Den itore aril..
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-09
Turac proteitcrer.

&~riitiania 6te Mni. - Norge bar
ioaa iormeIt moerrettct Gnglano ~
Sranfrig ON, at oct life tan inorenI-
ne aorretibeoen al bercS Sortolf.
ming al aag.Sperensfomiten al
1907 aliaaacnoc @cilaglGa9elien al
~llsitraI Tpit paa Siscn, Zen norlte
Gcaicriug bar ncbla9t Slagc baabc |
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-09
Sralilien pdrsler
Iyjflano.

&io Saueiro. @rniilien Sen loc
Mai: Gen bralilianite Hc9ieriuA
bar uorilet Sen tpife Segation ON,
9. 0en bar poabuot en- inogaaenNc
lM0eriaNcIie al Sorpcberin9eu al
oet broiilianite Gnmpitib "HiO Nrou.
CO. ior al ipi.ea iiiauo Ill, ON Nei
uiier iiG p~oorrUpci, al iorluarc line
leltrole Gctiigbeoer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-09
Oonmen cper sc
lpenlfc Sanesfcr0ocrc

StoctboIn. Sucrj8e, Sole Mai:
% IRE ircmrngcnNe SocinIiiter.
Ne1Inn0, Den iocioliitiifc Nerer /
N,t30aAen SliclumN ~ Neocn, Ser
par antln9c0c ior NeIiorrUoeri ior
paa ct hort Sotioliimcoc at have
roaocr SoI0aterne I'll / SiIiUI0c al
Mri1 al aiore Strclf, bIep i0ap 0ent
iii henhol0auia ire Mar. Is Ntauut.
Ser "a I Nar2 NTuOicl.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-09
3cppclincren / Safrsijuro.

SlQpQnQtr 4oc UtQ SepOcll=
ncrcn "@-20", ipm i%orliltc pes at
fnlbc nco / &nfrsfipro / NTrbeoen al
Stonnngcr, tilhprtc en- Glfoorc poo
lem tpife @llftifibc, iom Sirsbug
&pelb onareb SItfpitcn al England
% Sfotlonb, otter bpoo ct Meolcm
al 3eppelileren9 @eirtning fortrl-
Ter.
ri Sc t6 Manb, iom beionot iig
onlborb, blcp olc reboet % inferno
ret al sc norife Wpnoigbeber.
* Il X
Stopanger ste Mai. - &c milf
tGre Mpnbigbeoer / Stnpon9er poe.
lnqoe iaour 3eppelineren 800,
ga bc1 ioGre @allon beNpnote at rllae
paa Ell faretruenoe Maooe / Sen iter-
fc %lTit. Solouter fpreoe paa Sllft=
tibet ira Ell Miitano al 60 Dieter.
Zen itorc TnQon ~erploocreoc meo ct
prloigt analo, bpprcitcr 2llitifibct
brGnote op.
go" par poa Silbogcpeien fra
ct SoGt til england % Sfotlano Gre
pet llo al i'm &l,rs, torncoe imob Ell
SfrGnt pes &pIten / NUrbcocn al
Stapanaer % i%orliite.
X X X
Gll o~fficicl inf Wclbing, hrori oen
~iorlIpfteoc 3eppe!iner fortelig ont
tales lpoer iunleoeS:
On inf <iteifaore orgreb Not-
ten mellem 2oen % 3oie Wtui be mio,
IRE oq noroIige Streg al Gnglanos
2itfnit. Sobrifer, Stoberier %
Sernboner / NGrheoen al Miboles-
borough % Stocfton, inonitriele
GtobIi9icmentcr PED Cumberland, ben
beipiteoe &npncbp Sartlepool, ap't-
battcrierne / Spo ior Seesflooen %
brittle arigsifibe peo Snolobet til
Nirtb Of Sortb blep angrcbct meo
mango Bomber. &cloigc Teiiiltntcr
al oiaic Nngreb iagttogeS.
Sfielt sc blcp hritigt beitllbt peno.
tc ole Dor Sllftltibc tilbogc / 1oo
%ebolb meo llnotagelie al "2-29"
(?), ipm brep no al lin altrs % ior-
lite llbenfor Stoponacr. &cle Be
iptlillacu or / Wchpl0."
2onoon 5tc Moi. - en- 3cppcli=
rcr blcp iaoar coelagt / Norheben al
ben ilcapi1ife anlt AZ ell al &c brittle
Gifoorcr al 2etfrpoiere, otter hpoo
9lomirnlitetct ioag o%fiicielt m~eooeler.
2onoon Ste Wtai. - Set bar Sep
pclincren "@-7~ iom blep eoelogt
uOcnior SIcspias &pit. Zen blcp
fcrit ifaoet al &c brittle Setfrpoiere
"@alatca" % "Ebaeton", bporeiter
Noelpaaelien blep fliloicrt al Ell brit
tiff llnoerpunosbaab. : Wtono togcS
%tiliangc.
x X
Salonifi 5te Mai. - On 3crpeli-
ner hicmicatc ibaG / Sc tioIiae Wtor-
oentirner Salpnifi. 9uItlfibct bleu
inioIertio beitigt beifi,bt o. blep
cNcloat. Sim Ell al Sen 80 0fuuo
itorc %eiUtuina bIep Robot. - Get
par set frantic Nlaaifib "Totric",
inm ifiph reb benne 3cppeliner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-09

ENTERED As srcoND CLASS NATTER JUNE lbIn 1905 AT
,Hr PosT oFr1cF At DEBORAH. Iowa. UNDER THE AcT
oF CoNGRNss OF MARCH 8. 1881.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-09

"Tpicn"s eucitc sseuter er pens eaniie
Sbonnenter. oerior Ian ot filbo loa p9tollnloe
Prrmier Ill gbcnre1iiurrlere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-09
SrGmscr Sc en- Spmaifine? "Sus.

ucnnen" CT iaa 400 iom no9en anocn
Spnlalfinc til Sen Sobbelte Eris.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-09

Gn International Socialiltfoltgrcs,
bpori pil beItaee NeprGientanter ira
ole 9anoe, beriblanot be Soreneoe
Stoter, ifol Den 26be Suni boloes l
Soaa / Solanb / oct Sienleo at oref-
re Sperasmaalet, ONT Socialiiterne
mi fon foretage iig roget fprat trent
me Sreosilutningen.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-10-16
DELEGATE TO FARM
URGES
". FLA. PUBLICITY

Mrs. Florence r. S. Phillips, secre-
tary of the Tallahassee Boosters Club,
and field secretary of the North Flor
ida Chamber of Commerce, passed
through Pensacola yesterday en- route
to Indianapolis, where she will rep
resent Florida at the Farmers Ma
tional Congress in session there on
October II.
Mrs. Phillips has certificates of her
appointment to the position OF dele
gate from Governor Trammell, from
the board Of county commissioners of
Leon county, from the mayor of Tall
lahassee, and from the North Florida
Chamber of Commerce.
In discussing her plans for the con-
vention to The Journal Sunday Mrs.
Phillips outlined publicity campaign
for the cities of North and West Flor
ida, to be carried on during the con-
vention in, Indianapolis, where it will
attract the attention of the several
hundred authorized delegates to the
congress. She strongly urged Pensa-
cola to take part in the campaign,
contending that the interests of North
and West Florida are identical.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-10-16
WOMAN WEAK, RUNDOWN
Finds Health in a Simple Tonic.

Finds Health in Simple Tonic.
People in Pensacola will begin to
believe us when we say that our de-
licious Vinol is wonderful tonic and
strength creator.
Here is another case where it has
proved its wonderful power to over
come weak, rundown, nervous, amaze
mic conditions.
81 was rundown, nervous, and
could not do my work without being
entirely exhausted, and would often
faint without any apparent cause. The
doctor said ! was anaemic but failed
to help me. My husband brought
home a bottle of Vinol and ! began
to improve after taking one bottle,
and after taking four bottles it has
built me up so can do all my house
work without help. / recommended
Vinol to a neighbor, who says her
doctor approves of it and said, Vinol
is wonderfully good tonic" Mrs.
Bessie Herring, West Philadelphia, Pa.
We recommend Vinol to our Gus
toners as the greatest strength Gre
ator we know-due to the beef and
cod liver peptones, iron and manga
nese peptonates and glycerophos-
pilates, all contained in Vinol.
Whites Pharmacy, Balkcom Drug
Co. Also at the leading drug stores
in all Florida towns.-Adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-10-16
THE JOURNAL MORNING. OCTOBER is 1916
PLEASANT SURPRISE
T OR COUPLE ON
18th Anniversary

One of the most pleasant affairs of
the season was the surprise party
given Mr.. and Mrs. C. d. Crooks at
the Woodmen of the World Hall last
night, celebrating their twenty-ffth
wedding anniversary. Something like,
200 of the friends of this popular cou-
pie were present to congratulate them
and wish them many more years of
happiness together.
The affair was planned by members
of Hickory Camp, w. o. W., al. which
Mr.. Crooke has been consul connman-
der for ten years, and was complete
surprise to him and Mrs. Crooke.
About o'clock yesterday evening Mr..
F. L. Seegar invited Mr.. and Mrs.
Crooke to take an automobile ride.
They accepted and he drove straight
to the Woodman Hall, where they
found their friends waiting, and the
hall beautifully decorated for the oc-
casion.
Tables had been arranged in the
shape of a wedge, a familiar symbol
of Woodcraft, with two wedding bells
suspended near the point and a pla-
card with the words "25 years" Mr..
and Mrs. Crooke were escorted to the
center of the table Immediately upon
their arrival, while Fairchild's orches-
ira played the Wedding March, where
they were presented with solid sill
yer service. M. L. Seegar made the
speech of presentation in which he
took occasion to make few fitting
remarks about Mr.. Crooke's ten years
as consul commander of Hickory
Camp No. 81. In attempting to re-
ply Mr.. Crooke was completely over
come with emotion.
Refreshments were served, the
honor guests sitting beneath sill
vered arch, over which hung silver
bell decorated with American Beauty
roses and snilax Coffee, sandwiches,
cake and ice cream were served by
Mesdames Everhardt, Williams and
Leeds, after which number of short
speeches and toasts were made.
Mrs. Cristel sang: II Love Only
YOU"
F. L. Seegar, M. ]. Flores and J.
G. Yniestra were active in carrying
out the program and contributing to
the enjoyment of the occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crooke were married
October Is, 1891, by Rev. W. M. Cox,
now presiding elder of the Mobile Dis
trict. They have eleven children, nine
of whom were at the Woodman Hall
last night.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-10-16
NORTH CAROLINA IS.
BEING REPAIRED, Be.
in PENSACOLA SOON.

That the cruiser North Carolina is
at the Portsmouth navy yard under
going repairs, and will come to Pen
sacola Immediately afterward, was
the unofficial announcement received
in Pensacola yesterday.
The mother ship left Pensacola
early in July, and has since that
time taken part in the summer man.
euvers off the New England coast.
She was also assigned to patrol the
three-mile limit during the visit of
the Deutschland, and to watch the
submersible safely on her return
journey.
The North Carolina has aboard
several of the Curtiss machines from
the station here, as well as the large
kite balloon. A new Burgess school
machine was placed aboard the YES
sci on recent visit to Marblehead.
It is the same type craft as the three
which have been received here.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-10-16
MARIANNE
FAIR GROUNDS IN
SHAPE To OPEN

Mariana, Fla, Oct. 15.-Work is
in progress on the grounds of the
West Florida Fair Association pre-
paratory to the fair to be held in
November. The buildings are being
renovated inside and whitewashed
without, and the fences are all shin
ing with coat of whitewash. Addi-
tional stock pens are being erected
and many other matters are being put
in shape in preparation for the great
est fair in the history of the city and
section. The fair grounds are COW
cred with a fine growth of Bermuda
grass, which will be mown and kept
as smooth as a lawn, while the race
track is being dragged and smoothed
out to make it much better than it
has ever been before.
The location of the grounds of the
West Florida Fair is perhaps better
than that of any other fair in the
state. Only one block from the court
house square, under high hill in a
natural amphitheatre, the location is
at once convenient and unique. The
street leading past the fair grounds
is also being regarded and widened
to a breadth of eighty feet to accom-
modate the immense traffic of fair
week.
President Smith is daily engaged
in advertising the fair by the distri-
button of attractive posters and by
personal visits to places and communi-
ties throughout the territory, and he
reports an enthusiastic interest every
where. bespeaking not only the larg-
est attendance, but the largest and
most diversified exhibit ever shown
in West Florida.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-10-16
SATURDAY WAS RED
LETTER DAY FOR
MILTON CLUbG|RLS

Milton, Fla, Oct. 15.-Saturday
was a red letter day in the history
of the Girls Canning Club of Santa
Rosa county, it being the first annual
county meeting of the organization.
At about 10 o'clock the Canning
Club girls of the county headed by
the county canning demonstration,
Miss Stroud, and some members of
the Milton Orchestra, marched
through some of the principal streets
of Milton. At 10:45 all assembled in
the auditorium of the Milton school
building, where after an invocation
by the pastor of the Methodist church
an address of welcome from Mayor
w. w. Clark and response by Prof.
j. T. Diamond, an address was deliv-
cred by Mr.. Pace, district farm dem
onstrator of Florida, and some selec-
tions of music were rendered by the
Milton orchestra
A delightful luncheon was served
by the Ladies' Civic League of Mil
ton, and in the afternoon an address
was delivered by Miss Leighton. dis
trict canning demonstration of Flor
ida. Twenty-four different prizes
were given the canning club girls for
excellency of work. No doubt Miss
Stroud felt encouraged, and the club
girls have the satisfaction of having
done good work. Another year will
probably show great gains in accom-
plishments over this first year OF eff
fort in this field of epdeavor.
Milton gains new citizen in the
person of DIR. Tallant, of near At
lanta, Ga, who comes here to prac-
tice medicine. Dr. Tallant is at the
Johnson House at present, but expects
to have Mrs. Tallant with him before
long, and will be keeping house as
early as arrangements can be made.
In Justice L. NJ Rhoda's court Sat-
| urday afternoon F. L. Stokes was
tried for trespass after warning, the
complainant being the Pace Turpen-
tine company through their agent on
Mr. Pierce. After the arguments and
the charge by the court the jury in
about five minutes returned a verdict
of mot guilty" It appeared to be
| trivial prosecution and no one
seemed to expect conviction.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-10-16
) HAGERMAN AUDITING
BOOKS IN ALABAMA

F.B. Hagerman, of this city, is now
in Camden, Ala, where he is audit
/: ing the books and accounts of the
city officials of that town.
1t is understood that the town Of
Camden is contemplating number
Of improvements, including water
works, and is having its accounts thor
oughly audited before assuming any
new obligations.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-10-16
SAILING VESSELS
AGAIN WARNED

Washington, Oct. 16.-vessels
sailing toward the South Florida
coast, Western Cuba and the Yucca
tan channel were again warned by
the weather bureau tonight of a
tropical storm conferred off Swan
island and moving north.
No new reports were received, but
the storm is said to be a dangerous
one.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-10-16
FUNERAL SERVICES
OF MRS. VAUGHN
At MOL|N0 SUNDAY

Funeral services over the remains
of Mrs. Harriet j. Vaughn were con-
Quoted Sunday afternoon at o'clock
at Moline. The remains were shipped
from Pensacola at 12:40 and inter-
ment was made in the family burial
grounds in the Moline cemetery.
Mrs. Vaughn was 83 years old, and
had long resided in Pensacola. She
is survived by five daughters, one
SON, one sister, and one brother.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-10-16
TERsELY TOLD.

The Caxtons will meet at the home
of Mrs w. r. Breen this afternoon
at 8 o'clock, with Mrs. Harry Burke
as leader.
Charles Cottrell, the photographer,
is in Milton, on business today.
William r. Johnson returned yes
terday from business trip to Atlanta
and Birmingham.
DIR. M. A. Lischkoff has returned to
the city after a short absence.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-10-16
GRAIN ELEVATOR
IN OPERATION

Mariana, Fla, Oct. 15.-The Bran
don Elevator company has begun run :
ming corn through the elevator, and
will from now on make daily ship
ments. This is the first grain eleva-
tor ever erected and operated in Flor
ida.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-10-16

The up-building of the American National Bank
in Pensacola has been due to policy that has been
conservative yet progressive. Now ranking OF
the strongest financial institutions in this section it
offers clients every facility for the prompt and proper
transaction of all branches odomestic and foreign
banking, and such liberality of treatment is con-
sistent with prudence. There is not man BUSH
ness in Pensacola that this bank does befriend
when it has opportunity to do SO.
.las6sa
-
NNrE1 9IzTEs pgHoe1oNaS
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-10-16
Certain-teed
Roofing
is the twentieth century
means of settling disputes.

An investigation intoahe methods Of mansfac-
turing would show that oily the best quality
of roofing fclts Is used in CERTA1N-TEED
roofing. This Is thoroughly saturated with
blend Of soft asphalts the formula OF the
Gcnes,rs Boasd Of Expert Chemists. It is
then ooshed with blend of harder asphaits,
which iorms "a impervioas coating and pre-
vents the inner saturation from drying out.
This explans why CERTAIN-TEED out
lives ordinary roofing, and why it is possible to
guarantee it for 5, 10 or IS years, according to
ply Ct, or 81. The responsibility of the
worlds largest manufacturer of roofngs and
building papers is behind this guarantee which
is conservative, as experience proves that GER
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-10-16

Observation-Disclosures the pcriodof guarantee.
The General makes one third of Americas
supply of asphalt roll roofing. His facilities
are unequaled. and he IS able to produce the
highest qualty roofing at the lowest manufac-
turing cost
CERTAIN-TEED is made in rolls; also in
slate-surfaeed shingles. There is a type of
CERTAIN-TEED foreverykind of building,
with fat or pitched roofs, from the largest sky
scraper tothe smallest residenceor out.building.
CERTAIN TEED is sold by responsible
dealers all over the world, at reasonable prices.
Investigate it before you decide on any type
of roof.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-13
QNinterunterbaltMns
Gum gsiteu Der ariesssefansenea i
Eibirien,

Der sisben5iire.r Ga4fn arnr.
Ten llntsritiiungspersiu prantaltsi
am Samiiag. 16. DECEMBER. In Der
arbsitsrblle elm, grcbe Dinttrunter
baliuns gum geiitn ber ariesssefap
1en.n IN Sibirisu. 8pn alien ariess
seTaneenen in europa Fnb bieieniseH
IN bem unipiriblidkn afiaiii8en gs
tiei Rublonbs bic MISREPRESENTATION
uRb bnpcn. tpas bisIelbtn unt.r beT
rnuben tIina unb Der gum Ibeil IN,
meniGIifen gebnrbIns Der geamisr
b.s sReitts 81 leiben tabsH.
III ffon 70 mandes Gntieblitt in biz
SefFentlihi.tt eebruneen. Der obiss
@.rein bot besbalb b,i8loiien. ftirtl
9bsiI basu 6eisutrasen. bic Qoib is
ntr bei,asenspertb,n gsiangenen 4
linbsrn. unb sitbi fdl Der 5offnun,
5in, oab iein merf6enfrsiinbIihss
&itrsbsn burh r,dt snblrfife gstbfi
Iiaius an Der 6.isr untsriiiibt lpirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-13
auf bem qrDsramm Der

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i6Gmerber Deutli6teit pprtretsn, bar
mir @aiaIlen GnsIanos Iinb. 9as
ioIte bic probriten snbli6 bsrdnIui'
fen. bas uniinnise 9erebe ein3uiteaen,
pab bic Der. Staatsn osrpfIi6tet iiub.
fir bic 5reibeit gslgiens siHSuiteben,
ipenn erfidtIih III, bab bic Ser. Stoas
ten um ibre eieens 5reibeit ge9en ers'
hide sprannei gu tdmpfsn bubsn uno
aud feftitebt, bab bic gelsier gar ntGt
bon ben Seutfden setne4tet tperben.
ipnbsrn baB man ibnen ii5er bic
artsssnptb unb bic grutolitGt Gue'
lambs, BAG tsiue 3ufubr bon Rohitof'
fen mad geIgieu geftotiet. biHpessu'
belfeI iu6t.
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mertte, wir6 IN Der nidSten Sibung
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erboIteH ioa.
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frm erIos oieier g'onbs iollen cine
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lohIi werben, barlinter Der authetI
Der Stnot an Der @erbeiierune Der
arcu3ilngen Der Telta unb 2iniuoob
aoenre, iorpie Der gtneoIn GpenueI
uno aeaoina aoao.
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