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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1916-03-09

Mexico city March G-1he govern.
ment inaugurated series Of public
stores, the first 80 Of which were
opened for business AZ the storeg
FISH, clothing, cereals and reatg are
sold al cost
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1916-03-09
Civil War Veteran Dies,

Grand Rapids. NJ. Leasing, pio-
nccr resident Of the county, died at
his home Ia the town of Rudolph to-
day lie was "A veteran OF the civil
war and was S5 years old
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1916-03-09
Tai. to Speak in GAINESVILLE.

GAINESVILLE William II Taft will de.
liver hia address on international
Peace on March III, as the guest Of
the Ianesyille Commercial club. fol.
lowing n reception
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1916-03-09
Finds Pcrlscone on Mine.

Baltimore March Floating mines
equipped with poriscopes is said TO be
the latest device now being used by
the Germans III bringing about the de.
stfuction Of enemy ships. according to
Capt . j Keelty Of England.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1916-03-09
Russian Steamer nnnk.

Londor, March The Russian
steamer Yasilti Velikij. lIli IONS, has
been sunk with loss ~ pht lives
including the captain. The slip was
formerly German vessel named the
Irinz Gustaf tdolIh
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1916-03-09
Church erotherhoods to Meet.

GAINESVILLE The combined church
brothcrhoods of the city will hold their
annual spring supper March Is, Or.
Charles Gilkey Of the Hyde Park Bap.
IFS! church being the speaker Of the
evening
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1916-03-09
Money for New Navy Yard

Washington, March g. = Senator
poindexter's bill appropriating ST..
100000 70 TT the Puget Sound navy
yard for battleshlp construction wa
recommended to the senate Tor pass.
age - the senate committee.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1916-03-09

Now York March IA nationwide
campaign u one week % assist in say
ing babies born within the war zones
O Europe was announced here by Tie
Camp Fire Girls am organization
founded four years ago
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1916-03-09
Eastern Star AnniversaI Z.

OconoSowoc. - The Oconomowoe
Eastern Star will observe its twenty.
fifth. or silver anniversary. on March
70. and It is expected that the sand
chapter officers will be present. A ban
quet will be followed by initiation and
other ceremonies.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1916-03-09

Waterfowl $ D., March z Two
persons were killed and seven or eight
injured. three severely, when south
bound passenger train on the South
DaEo.a Central went through bridge
about ten miles south Of here.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1916-03-09
nets Vote Of Confidence

Rome March The Italian cham.
Der Of deputies gave Premier Salan.
dra's cabineJ vote OF confidence Of
PTS TO ~ The vote was given In con.
Eection with an attempt to opcn de.
bate on the war policy
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1916-03-09
Union Official Arrested.

Racine-Alfred Wolf, former Hnan.
cial secretary OF the bartenders' union
was arrested at St. Louis and brought
back to answer to the charge Of en-.
bezzling S92. lie says the money was
due him for organizing the union
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1916-03-09
Otis Goes to Stevens Point.

Stevens Point Frank y Otis OF
Barron county has been engaged as an
instructor III the science department
of the Stevens Point Normal.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1916-03-09

london, Marcu I. = The British
steamer Masunda, 1852 tons, has
been sunk. presumably by a subma
rine in the Mediterranean. All on
board. including a number of passen
gers. were saved.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1916-03-09
Ships in coIlislon-seven Perish.

Deal, England, March 7.-Seven sea.
men of the Norwegian steamer Egero
are believed to have been drowned
when it sank after having been struck
by an unknown steamer near here.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1916-03-09
WELSH IS DECLARED WINNER
Lightweight Champion Defeats AID
WoIpast in Battle Staged at
Milwaukee.

Milwaukee, March Z. - Freddie
Welsh, lightweight champion, was
given the newspaper decision over AID
Wolgast of Cadillac. Mich, in n ten
round bout here last night.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-03-29

any increase should be made very
slowly and her condition watched
closely
We know Of one very successful
feeder who. as soon as he gets his ami
mails to eating fifteen pounds of meal
per day. increases this allowance one
ounce per day until the aXimum Is
reached. which very seldom is more
than eighteen pounds. This he con
siders about the limit.
Experiment stations have done con
siderable work to determine the proper
methods of feeding as we'll as the
amount of grain that may be safely
fed Whether grain should he fed de
pends upon the price Of butter fat, the
character Of the roughage and the KIND
Of COWS.
Let us take this example: Supposing
there Is an abundance of alfalfa hay
worth s. ton and butter fat is worth
20 cents a pound and ground barley,
corn or a feed that will supplement al
falfa hay well is worth $50 to $50 per
ton. 1t is very questionable whether
there is profit in feeding grain. even to
a good COW. when a dmryman is con
fronted with condition as outlined.
1t may be generally said that very
seldom Is the price of fat and feed so
far apart that 1t does not pay TO feed
some grain. especially when the COW Is
fresh. even though ii does not give
direct return. 1t Is the practEe of some
good dairymen to feed some grain FOR
the first few months OF cows iacta
ton period, the purpose being to sus
tain a high milk flow for longer pc
Rod. From this standpoint we believe
that there are very few instances when
it does not pay to feed COW some
grain. In other words, invariably the
man who Is making money with his
cows Is feeding them literally
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-03-29
Il Is 10 II, IL ho,o d. A1
In tile Home T.aa On Ire crce.
Advertise h This Newspaper.
SOME POULTRY NOTES.


The wing feathers Of young chicks
frequently grow So fast aS To weaken
them. Particularly Is this 50 With the
smaller breeds Of fowl. Some poultry
men pluck out these long feathers but
there Is danger of weakening the chick
by this method. for they are apt to
bleed The better way Is To clip the
tips of the wing feathers when the
hicks are about ten days old This
will send the strength back 10 the
body.
Variety of feed always brings the
best results, and if the hens are not
doing what they should toward filing
the egg basket change Of food Will
,emind them of their duty.
Mate the pens as early as convent
ence will permit In order that the birds
may get acquainted with each other
all "scrapplng' be over and the eggs
be fertile when wanted.
Thousands Of young chicks are killed
by the mistaken kindness OF poultry
men who insist upon feeding them dur
inc the first few hours after they break
from the shell DO not feed until they
9rr from seventy To seventyatWo hours
Id Keep them in their hrooders until
hat time. anI 'ct them remain there
for at least anuthr day after the first
feeding
Weeds should not h" permitted 10
grow in the poultry yard. If there are
weeds the Young TO Is get wet from
The morning dew aud after showers
II il important to keep the fowls dry.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-03-29
DAIRY ano
CREAMERY
FEEDING GRAIN TO cows.
Liberal Rations For Dairy Animal
SURE to Pay Profits.

A'oersl Rations For Dairy Animals
Sure to Pay Profits.
The effect Of feeding from 20 per
cent to so per cent more grain than Is
needed to produce three or four pounds
OF milk would depend upon the milk
the cow is giving, says Hoard's Dairy
man. For instance. II a cow produces
twenty four pounds Of milk daily. and
her ration consists Of seven or eight
pounds Of grain and this increased 80
per cent, 1t would mean an increase to
eleven TO twelve pounds of grain.
There would be no injurious effects
resulting to the average cow receiving
this amount of grain. But. supposing
the COW was giving sixty pounds Of
milk daily and she was being fed
fifteen pounds of meal. increasing this
from 20 per cent to 90 per cent might
bring serious results. Experienced
feeders hold that when a COW is re-
ceiring fifteen pounds Of meal daily
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-03-29
Pruning Shrubs.

Plants can he pruned and trained III
almost any desired form Fruit trees.
such rs apples. pears peaches plumS
and apricots. can be trained to cover
walls. fences or the sides of buildings
shrubs that naturally grow IN hnsht
form can be trained in tree-Iikc form
hut for general use shrubs should be
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-03-29
What Meidinger Bros.
of Lennon
7 have to say about cream
: separators this week.
All Highest Prize Butter
De Laval Made

THE most important but
ter scoring contests take
place at the Annual
Convention of the National
Buttermakers' Association,
held in recent years in con-
junction with the National
Dairy Show in Chicago. The
first prize winners at every
convention of the Association
since its organization in 1892
have been as follows - all
De Laval users.
1892 Louis Brahe
I8q3--C. w. Smith
18o5-F. c. Oltrogge
l8q6-Thomas Milton
l8g7-H. N. Miller
1898 Samuel Haugdahl
l89q-A. w. Mccall
1900 II. I. Sondergaard
l9Ol-E. O. Quenvold
lg02-E. /. Duxbury
l9O4-L. S. Taylor
1904-J {. Joslin, Worlds
Fair, St. Louis,
Grand Prize Butter
le06-A. Carlson
1904. Lindblad
1908 J.C. Past
1909 A. J. Anderson
l9l0-Albert Camp
l9ll-A. ]. Anderson
l9l2-A. i. Radke
1870. N. Petersen
l9l4-Thomas Sadler
l9l5-Emil G.. Oman
There were no national con-
yentions in 1894, 1903 and
1861
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-03-29
When you use De Laval Separator you not
only get more cream but better cream as well

T\I1E best evidence of this is that during the last
twenty-five years butter made from De Laval separ
ated cream has invariably scored the highest at all
important contests and state fairs. Practically all the
entered in the International Milk and Cream Show
held i'll connection with the Panama Pacific Exposition
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-03-29
OUR " ANT ADS. GET
r ISULTS FOR YOU.
SECURE GOOD SEED OATS.

3 From many localities comes the =
9 report that good seed oats will q
d be scarce this spring 1t does not e
= pay To SOW inferior seed Of any g
= kind If seed oats must be ship. 4
= ped In farmers can cooperate to ::
g good advantage In securing such I
s' seed ns is needed. In some cOun- 4
d tics local exchanges are being es- 4
g tabished So that seed grown 4
q near home can be used If 1t is TO .
= be had. There should be no de
g lay in making arrangements for q
6 seed oats, Oat seeding time Will q
& soon be here. Iusually those
s. sown early are the most sure or
g making q good crop. Kansas
8 Farmer.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-03-29

was separated by De LaVals,
andevery hrstprize andniost
all other prizes, were won by
De Laval separated cream.
These facts are simply fur
ther proof of De Laval supre-
macy in everything that goes to
make a good cream separator.
Don't buy any separator until
you give us an opportunity to
let you see and try a De Laval.
We will be glad to send one
out to your farm on trial any
time you say. Just phone,
send a post card, or call and
we will be glad to give you all
the information you wish.
Sooner or later you
will buy a DE LAVAL
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-12-01

state aF Illinois Roo. Island r0un-
IS.
Iu The circuit court Il. ne january
farm A I'D 1917 Iu oHaaears
lT d rs. Co.. complainant rs Freeman
.auIkIus. the unknown heirs or de-
.seas 81 Freeman .auIHus. deceased.
fua unknown wife on widow OF NeI-
SON 81 5WartW0gC tho unknown wife
or widow uI Charles D.. sWarfWout
Hannah b @Warlwout =hIrman j Ba-
con. fHa unknown heirs or deviHees Of
SWartWaui lbs unknown heirs Of de-
Eiseea oE John f. swartWout. de-
ceased tie unknown wife on widow OF
John I'D. SWar.w0ut OrHue S swart-
won't ae unknown wife nr widow of
-hIrmau j Bacon Charles + SWart-
Hout Woe unknown heirs uE deEiaees
o. Charles T. 5#ar.H08I deceased.
Sherman . Bacon. the unknown heirs
ar dHHIsaua OF sherman Fl Bacon Dies
Hsed George r. LEHaa One unknown
heirs 8r Hevaeua Ut George II L8ulg.
deceased. Calvin Aiu.na rII. the UNI
known heirs aI a"EIae. of Gals
HIu H-UaHar.l. deceased Mary
g MaEaehau George d. B|oa-
maud Blanche Rouu=au. NarH
a.HWa.H Ieff.a Aiken. I.o unknown
aa.ra ar aasace ui JeT0I Aiken de-
cen. RI. EI.H Aiken. l.HrE" .If.u. F|It
#rU.L|. LILLIAN sawIDE H. unknown
heirs ur anrIHaa- o.. Jonah Ii Case. dee
ceased. Iarhar.aH IaaE fHa unknown
heirs uE i@EIsea af h.aHarIaH Goods
a.-# LarHaUaH Cook fHe u4-
known He.re ar Hasa.sa uE IauH8rIah
Coos deceased. Che u.HuHH wife OF
widow 3. James M luuE Patrick A.
Whitaker .ae unknown heirs ~ de-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-12-01

and the unknown owners at each
part and parcel thereof wAo claims ar
might claim Nd nave some r5gas title
OF interest 10 and 10 The said prem. SEES
herein described
Also AFFIDAVIT u- the uou-restdel
and unkuoau residence Of the uu-
known owners % the east baiI ~ 81
. section number twelve l4f5 taa no-rh
east quarter ta4faf EHe aautEwe
quarter Is gt see #0u number twelve
l-# the southeast quarter tlsF 81
nae naEHaWes. quarter - otssa.rigu
p ana the east thirteen and aue-lhtra
ll& 1883 acres ot The northeast quarter
+s1 of The norsuWe-. IA af section
tTlEe tl-fs also the north half 80 81
the southeast quarter a. 1f seg.l ion
one - lying south of tile center =.
tae DrlrE toll road IS the same IS moss
located over. upon and across said
said tract sl5iec. 70 the right Of tae
Drary FOL. Road company and the
public 70 the north sevenfv-fFe 1850
feet being the south half t1a8 of said
DrurT toll road for road purposes and
living east 81 the slough commonly
known as t1e fourth slough the
southeast quarter IA or the south
east quarter tla# of section oHe fE#..
excepting fherefrom the ngrlawes.
quarter .Asf thereof being ten llaH
acres ID me boz p west corner thereon
ana .Ae se5l man .at o. 5Ar saa.h" esl
a@aitsE - OF lAe southeast quarter
IA Of section one l1 all Of the
above -ahA e-iae situated ny t-"H7ltA
number sixteen llht north range mum
Der Sis l5f west of the fourth = NJ.
eot1all-.= .oAI "aa4tst dh# seventy.
Lo0F I#Ifi acres more of TESS IH Hta.e
island county Illinois.
AHa that tHe HuEHa"H a 9.
-aaF-es p. 1to=aara.
'ae Unknown HeIr= .-zaLaea devils
ae5. admin traitor or executor =. 'aa
Unknown wife ~ Charles -.a##ara.
S. and A. SmaNaE
Shepard ~malleE
tae unknown "fte of shepard Sinai.
lev.
the gnanown heirs. legatees. devils
ees. administrator or executor Of 5aep-
ard 0maileE.
the unknown heirs, legataes. devils.
. ra= admins -f-a#nr or executor OF ##a
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-12-01

Walker ingram q sweeney
Solicitors for Complainant
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-22
WeieAf 5iuiiMen 9orpebp'
booten au ber beIgiiAen
&iifte.
gerfin melbet. bab ~sis
britif4en goote in bic
5lu3t sei4lassA

9onbon, 81. Mdr3.-am Wlpns
tag fanb all Der belgiitxn aiiiit Elm
Gsfsdt 5ipifhsn bier britifden nro
orei bsntfden 5orpebobootjerit1
itatt. 3ipti bon ben bsutiHtn Booitn
ipurben setroffsn unb ouf ben briiis
iden goOien iuurbsn bier WlauB Dsr'
ipunbet.
5n benz uffisisllen briiif4tn Yeridt
beibi es, bab bic beuif4en poote iid
mad Seebriisss ssfIiihisi haiisH. pdb'
renb Der am Mbsnb pon Berlin einsss
troffene offi5ieas geri6t bes bsutid,en
Wtarineamtts pie folgt iautsi:
s4m 20. Wdrs fonb an bn aiits
bon fyIanbsrn Elm fir uns sinifiaes
0sfsdt 3fpiifkn brei bsutiftn 2orpss
bobpoten unb siner 9ipiiion DON fiinf
briiifbsn sorpsbobOotserii6rsrn iiait.
Der sJeinb brad bag Gtftd,i ab,
nd4bem er mebrers fhnrfe 1reffer tr'
baIten bate unb er fubr nit uo1em
Dnmpf bauon. Wir erliiisn muir st'
rfnatn Sdaben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-22

- Gin aommittee bss 9anion
Stabtrut6es bat bic Grrihtuns elmer
,mcbernen Sail" empfobIen. nadbsm
2 Gefdnaensn, Ri6nrb WaHsfislo
uno Spfepb f5raaisr bardus entpi9sn
pureu. 9urf bic llnterfu6una ipels
DE bns aommittes einesIeitst battle,
puroe feifgeitsIIt, bab brsi psrTonsn
ben 9efangenen, bei Ausbru6 bsbilfs
li6 eeipefen parep. Die beiben
syludtigsn iinb mittlerpsile ptsber
perfoftst ipprben.
= Ter 8abtpn @eIunb6eitsrotb
bat Sobn aru6tsn gum g|rdiibsntsn
uno Sule Suber gum SstretGr ers
mdblt.
- Der Grdusnpersin Der gpdnssl.
ct. eobannss Stride in Bellevue per,
anftaltet am Sonnsritae, 30. Mdrs,
Elm aaffeefrdnsfen, iposu folsenbs
5rauen ibre Dienits bersittpiiligIt sns
gefaet 6aben: SsOrtloge, Jultpeiler, So
fer, @eds. @ellsnbsd. grif&sp unb 5.
9offmann.
Srau Waltsr bon SO. 1904 8.
4oerue ipurbe nnh bem Gpeers 6ps
fpisol gebradt no iie elmer dirursi=
f6en Operation ii4 unter5isben muB.
Der @roeer gbds. Sidmeier
BON Der 6. apenus fubr bic gairfislb
9lpenue in Bellevue entlang, als iein
bon elmer Strabenbnbn Gar
getroffen fpurbs. gr tpnrbs babel
am Riideu rno ben S4uItsrn bsrIeBt.
er iunrbe na6 bsm Spsers 6Ofpitai
ssbra9t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-22
WembDrt.

lie &eiupOrt Sffice fir oas ,Gin.
eiHuatier Sultsbidtt" befiubet i'd IN
HO. 339 g)Orf Straae, seseHiiber
oem 6onrtlIonie, poielbit 9enigteiten,
AH5eiaen II. !. III. bis 8 llbr 9lbeno )
entaegeugenommeu iuerOen. SelepbOil
SOutb 2401.
9eiratbsi6eine: Sima RiGoi6
uHb 4nua 9(lber, 9eioe Don Dilper,
ap. = 81. Ountler, %. unb 9llba
Wtintler. p, 8eibe BON grppn Co.,
.. = Sanber Gout6, 21, unb Sinba
2anser, 21, getoe DON Warren Co.,
8.
= 9eiiBtitsls s9erdnhsrungen: Wm.
). Deuprse, 5ruitee iii, ,Sbas. Cutler,
an Warp Waloerman, Elm Got an Der
Sioieite Der 16. Strabs, fpeitli6 Der
gart QDe,, 45 Bel 95 SUB gu S32.50.
= Wm. 5. 2obitrob an Mar 2inbs
boIS, ein Got an Der 9. Strabe uHo
Bart &pe, gu 81. = Minnie grom>
Iobn on Soispb Tlannsap, ein Got IN
Repport gu 81. Gam. 81. DeGs
on gaitern 6. BARREL, 2ots y1o. SO
uHb "a in -9aplor uno 0abis Subs
OipiIion gu 9aptOn gu 81.
= Die Stabts&ommiFGre bielten
gsit.rn cine resuldre Sisung ab, in
pel6er bef6lofen ipuroe, bem 4oms
miHdr 6erman, pel9er BEN Dsparte>
msnt Der offentlihen Werts poritsbt,
elm auto gu beipiligen. Die aoiten
fOlen ni9t mebr als $500 betrassH.
Der 8etrag fOa aus bem Jonb, fpeIs
der fir ben antauf BON pferben uno
8eterindrs sDienfte beitimmt lit, gee
bsdt iperbsn. GppliiatiOnen fiir
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-22
2ofal Berif5t.
Berisnal. l.Notisen.

Serr unb sJrau Danftt 2fe
fer batten psrgangtneu SonHtng
abenb in ibrsn 6sim an Der WibbIss
ton gpenus in Clifton su Gbren bes
inbif9en poiitifhen Jlii9tlinss Or.
n. arifbna unD isiner Guittn eis
ren sIGn5snbsn gmpfang peranitaItsi,
BEN unisr anbsren bic foIeenb.n
6errfhafisn beiipobnien: prof. 8. W.
Gptiifd unb Grau, Dr. @. O. 3inle
unb 5rau. grof. u. e. Do unb
Grau, Z. W. gilers unb GraI. s}rl.
apuifs Wleasan. SRI. gmsIb Siaub.
Jrl. aaura 6aedl. Ri6arb Bartlett
Ilnb Syrau, 5enton 2aiplon, gbas O.
Msrrs1, 5rI. Innet!s Wann, Grl.
Jrsne asbef6i, Or. W. gutisnfpi,s
fer unb Jrnu, wm. Sabsa, s5reb.
Cberidmibt. Or. 6. g. Sibbet unb
frau, Walisr Mlillarb unb Jrou. 5ri.
gbitb Ysd, girls. aouiis unb Dlasbils-
be poitboff, 5rl. SsIsn astm, srI.
aSsl,n S'Reia, elmer iyltbberjohn,
6ubert g. gisslop. prot. 3. %.
Dsarnsk, r. =. Oasl.p, Gbas. 6oedl
nnb israu, ;yrl. Eau 3racp, Iolpie
Gbipnrb 2lIeranbsr unb gran.
sn Der aamili, bts Germ Dgfar
gsd 227 goslep qlDenus. IN Der
Gtor6 einastebrt unb Bat Elm ulIers
Iitbfes a5fjisrhsu suriidas!njIsn.
Dos briisi Strrn unb Jrau ausuTi
Bed ernslisri bic gDirbe Der GroBsls
tern unb frau WiIbsIm Bed bic Der
llrsrpbmuttsr.
Sm getou SoipitoI. mo er perac.
bens acueillna oeirld,f botte. m Ie.
tern Mep. Sobn Soiep6 4 wp a Z 4
BON sl,,roro, Sub Ser pidrrerS Der
Sortiueu aird,e sur lrubeiIedten Gn,.
pfananib. Inn alter bon co ssabrerl ii
Sic glpiafeit biniiberaeIaIllmnlerf
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-22

ternotionaIs Rolk areu, geielI'
ff,aft gssen bic Sorpebirunq bes 5ittr
rsifiidj unsariid<n 6ofpitdiIhifis
.eIsttra" i'm Abriosiidkil D2s:r.
ieiitus sines lintsriseboots b.r gn'
isnies sWldhte, proieifirt.
.Wisn, 70 fast bic Neuietsitsn'
aaentur, beri4tet, baB bic DiierrsI.
did unsoriidk Rotbe artu5sgss
isflfhaft In sinsm Brief an bic inter,
notipndie Organization In tinfr fsbr
srnitsnDsiis gssen asScrpebiren bss
oiferrsi6iIt ungdrifhen o1ipitoIs
ftiffes el.fira prottitirt. Die Sfiers
rsidiih unsarif6e Rotbe artii5s0es
feIf&aft iast, bns llnierfseboct, irJs
fss bds Gdiff perfentts, babe he
Jiotte, al iusIdsr ss stb0re, NIT un'
ousfof6hnrer Stnnbs bsbsdi. Wesen
Der 5bdiiafx, bnb bic Rdiiopdiitdt
Reg llnterissbootss ntd3t btlannt IN,
forb.ri bas Diierrei6iftt itisariiGe
Roibe arsus 6as @enfer Rotbe Rreus
ouf, sinen prpisii on nlle feinbliAtn
Glciientommanbeure burh lire rsfpe!s
tiptn Gommiiteeu Az fHiden.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-22

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ipnren. elud bat er alle fatboliitsn
GsiitIidsn aus bem Staut beripiefsn.
3wei 5lissetIeutnauis
ptrmibi.
Columbus, y. d., %. Wdr3.
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ssrseihpabsr iinb irssnbpo in Der
Diifte, in Der Rdbs Der ausIduisr Der
Sierra Mabre psrungiiidi. sic babsn
nur Rationen fit 5ipsi 5oss uno 5us
iammn sipsi ilsins aaniinsu nit
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abHb Offisiea I'M 5aupianurtisr uns
seiiinbist. Die atrmss, Oftidre slaus
ben nidt, bab bic beiptu Offi3iers a6s
sei9oHen fporbsn finb.
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in gdias Granbes dnssiommen unb
man BAT nidts pon ibrem gtrblsib ass
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abgebenben Motornasens III dnseipie'
fen tporben. na6 ben 9sfmibien Nus
f6au gu baItsn. aeinsr Der Glisssrs
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gaias Granbes 1T uni.rbrOHen. Wenn
bisis gerbinbuns ni&t baIb ipisSsr
bsrseitsat pirb. muB man fia fiir ben
9epsfdeubisnit bsrittsnsr aourisrs be-
bisnen.
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rsnb oss 5asss aud semelbsi, baB bic
pfubs uno Maulibiers Der umsritanis
i6en 7ruppsn in JoIg. Der 5iss lti'
ben. 3ip5if McuI.isI DsrSsn bermibi.
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