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Willmar tribune., 1916-05-24
liqhtina London Streets.


In 1416 citizens were obliged to hang
out candles on dark nights to illumi-
nate the streets. This was enforced
by an act of parliament in 1861. In
1884 Edward Heming, the inventor of
OIL lamps, made a daring offer, which
was that for proper consideration he
would engage to place a light before
every tenth door on dark nights from
6 p. m. till midnight. His proposition
was accepted, and he was given the
exclusive right to light the streets as
indicated for term of years. But the
scheme provoked great uproar among
the people. Some Of them enthusias-
hcally applauded It and hailed Hemine
as the greatest benefactor the city ever
had. Thousands of other furiously de-
nounced him and his scheme and de-
manded that the contract he Cancelled.
Heming held on, and in time the peo-
pie became reconciled to having the
streets lighted. In 1896 the city gov
eminent assumed the responsibility.
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and carried to the home of a family
whose southern sympathies were so
strong that he was left in an attic
room for three days without proper
care until Mrs. Van Metre, then a girl
Of twenty years, heard of his condition
and insisted on acting as nurse. She
watched over him, regardless of the
criticisms Of her friends, until he was
able to be moved back to his home.
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But They Don't Pay q Rentstts.
$50 you were up to see the Newly
weds- What do you think of their
dat?"
"Flat? It's merely a hatette, con-
sisting Of kitchenette, parlorette, cham
berette and bathlette.
Willmar tribune., 1916-05-24
The kinas Of Denmark,

unO N1n08 OF OOnmarks
The dust Of the Danish kings is kept
in great cathedral at Roskilde, an
old town twenty miles from Copenha-
gen. Every year the entire royal fam
lily always pays visit to Roskilde in
obedience to an ancient custom. On
one Of the pillars are marks showing
the height Of Peter the Great, Mich
olas the Iron Car, Alexander III. Of
Russia, the king Of England and many
other kings. The cathedral was built
In the eleventh century. 1t has two
mighty towers, which can be seen ut a
long distance. The oldest grave is that
Of King Harold l.. who died in 987.-
Exchange.
Willmar tribune., 1916-05-24
BY J. A. EDGER1ON,

oy " ~ 6O0cn ONs
Copyright. 1916. by American Press Asso
citation.
T Is one Of the anomalies Of his
tory that the thing which was
considered during Abraham Lin.
coins administration his chief
source OF weakness has become bis
greatest strength. His cabinet and gen
erals complained bitterly of his numer.
Gus pardons. TO them his inability to
refuse requests was the one flaw in bio
character. To us it seems the brightest
jewel In his crown.
The world will not soon forget his
service In preserving the Union and
hberating race. but even II it should
It could never forget his sentiment,
with malice toward none, with char.
ity for ALL" Men never yet have meas
ured the conquering power Of love.
There is nothing so strong as meek.
ness, nothing so enduring as mercy.
1nasmuch as Lincoln embodied these
principles. they will render his memory
strong and enduring. The world will
consider him mightier for having saved
life than were all those who destroyed
It: that his kfndliness was more potent
than bis cannon and that. while his
armies conquered the south and freed
the slave. his humanity will be potent
In conquering the race and liberating
all nations. Sympathy wins men un-
awares. clemency is mightier than pow
der and ball, and the victories gained
by forgiveness are permanent
Lincoln was an elemental being
There were no shams or urtif1cialities
about him. He was what he appeared
Willmar tribune., 1916-05-24
Enliqhtonina Jamie.

Enlightenino Jamie.
"Papa," said jamie, "the reason
there's so many laws is because there
are so many lawyers in the legislature.
isn't it?'
"Yes," said his father: BED for
yours now"
"Just one more question, papa" said
jamie. 'Why are there SO many taxes
when there aren't any taxidermtsts In
the legislature?"oJudge.
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dicated sleepless nights and weari-
some days. For moment he was
obltvious of my presence; then he
nodded to me and entered, handing
him the message After reading it he
turned to me with sigh.
"Beckwith," he said, the hardest
part Of this general business is the re-
sponsibility for the loss of ones men.
can see no other way out of it, how
ever; we've got to keep at them. But
It is hard. very hard, to see all these
brave fellows killed and wounded. It
means aching hearts back home." And
he lapsed again into ruminating 81
lence.
There were two occasions when I
saw General Grant actually shed tears.
The one was in the forepart of July
OF 1864, while we were in headquarters
at City Point in the operations before
Petersburg. A telegram came in from
Gen. w. T. Sherman, who was crap
pl1ng with Hood at Atlanta, Co., con.
veying the painful intelligence of the
death Of Mcpherson, the beloved com.
mander of the Army of the Tennessee.
WORD OF M'PHERsoN's DEATH.
This rugged and gallant leader, by
his intrepid and cavalier bravery, had
won for himself the enthusiastic sup
port Of his men and the unreserved
confidence and admiration Of Grant
and his generals. It was q telling
blow, just as this time, to the hopes
and aspirations of the North.
took the dispatch to the general,
and he read it silently. He was hard
hit, could readily see that. His
mouth twitched and his eyes closed as
II he were shutting out the baleful
words. Then the tears came and one
followed the other down his bronzed
cheeks as he sat there without word
of comment. It was most eloquent
silence.
The other occasion was in October
of the same year, when the news Of
the death of Gen. T.. e. G. Ransom
reached us. Ransom and Grant had
been comrades in arms in the West in
the early days Of the war, and q
strong friendship had grown up be.
tween them. The loss Of the young
officer struck home with peculiar force
and none felt that loss more deeply
than General Grant.
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The Better Job.

The Better Job.
"You men are not so smart" jeered
the bachelor girl. 1T takes you an
hour to sew on a button"
1T does," acknowledged the widow
er, who had sewed and had been sew
ed for. "But that button never comes
of."-Judge.
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Il Will b All Right Thsn.

8 sGutn-A SuO0luut tnnK yOuQ want
70 marry such forgetful man as Jack.
Ethel el-But he says the reason he for.
gets things is because he's thinking 90
constantly Of me that he cannot re-
member anything else. Edith Oh, l
see. You don't expect to have any
trouble after you are married. Bos-
tan Transcript .s..s
Willmar tribune., 1916-05-24
Think Il Over

Think lt Over.
There is q fortune for the man who
can invent some sort of machine with
which he can cut his own hair.
And the man who can cOncoct some
sort Of a mixture in which dose of
castor oil can be effectually concealed.
And summer belt that will stay
put.-Richmond Times Dispatch.
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An Echo of tho Civil War.

An Echo Of tho Civil War.
A resolution was adopted recently by
the Vermont legislature commencing
Mrs. Bette Van Metre Of Berryville,
Va, for her care of Lieutenant Bedell
Of Westfeld, VT, in the civil war.
Lieutenant Bedell's leg was broken
by shell in a battle at Opequon, Va,
and he was left behind by his regi-
ment. He was picked up unconscious
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The Sea Horse,

The Sea 6ofoos
The hippocampus. or sea horse, IL BY
no means an extinct creature, nor n
1t creation of the old mythologies or
fairy tales. Hippocampus, though very
small, is living reality and not q nc-
don, a distinct order Of the class of
fishes.
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Her Title

Her Title.
MARY Ann Simpkins has married q
title"
''Go way! What ts it7''
little to 'Ziar Hopper's 400 acre
farm."- Magazine.
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90 Ho Would.

The keeper was feeding the pythons.
Several live rabbits were tossed into
the cage and were Immediately and
greedily seized by the reptiles. The
struggling rabbits, although seeming
" almost az large as the snakes, were
swallowed whole one after another.
The ghastly sight prompted the scho-
larly looking man to exclaim, "Grew-
some, eh, keeper" The keeper turned
. glance Of scorn upon the professor.
Yes, and you'd a. grew some. too,
e you'd ct all that live stock, guess. .
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Mere 9upes, Most Of Us.
All the worlds a stage, but only q
few performers get the spot light
Boston Transcript. @~ T.
Willmar tribune., 1916-05-24
Naturally.

Naturally.
Boarding House Mistress -W What
part Of the chicken do you wish1
Freshman-Some Of the meat, please.
Pennsylvania Punch Bowl
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Gapitdm SpD.Gb
DER 9essafanS etuer Su'
terpeIlattpn i'm bri'
tif6en uuter baus.

2pnoon, 81. Sttober. - Sm
unterbaus ipuroe 2orb Robert Cecil,
Der SriessbanbsLsmiuiiter am Diens'
taq DON Garlppn 70. 8elIatrs geTrdgt,
lpel6es bic llria3en seipeien ieien, Die
bas auspGrtise 2lmt beppgeu, Rem
EapitGn sarI 8oDs@o, Dem friiAeren
Wlarines s2ltta9e IN Waibtnetun, ireies
@eleite gu seipdbren, ais Die Gmeritas
ni'9e Resisrung ieine abberuflng
perIanete. 9srr 8eqotrs frugte aud,
OBJ es lorb Cecil betdnnt iet bdB Der
aapitdn has 9ulpt eiuer Srsarjias
tion in ben Den. Stduten mar, lpeIGe
Der SdlT1uns, bem VaOrbe uuD oer
8ranoitiftuus pbliegt uno oab er.jeBt
selegentli9 Sauabopt OperGtipuen
nahe Der ameritaHiiasn Siiite~orgaru'
iirt.'
2orb Robert ertlGrte, bob oemtSas
pitdn 8ops@b bas freis @eIeite allf
beionoeren Murfh Der dmeritaRHbeH
Rseieruas setpGbrt tuorben iei- Die
.brni1s Aseitx,tzo lei BON sss &;sld
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A. .Salfuar, Der britiibe
Wsarineminifter,
@isbt isBt gu, bob aabsr bem srans'
portbampfsr rGueeu" unb stpei
9orpebc6po;5eritoreru
Iu9 iebs patrOuiue5oote Don ben
oeutl4en 3eritDrern Dsrfenit
nprben Ieien.

2onson, q. Ottober. - q. 3
8dlfour, Der Wariueniniiter, CAB ant
Si.Hitas I'M untsy5ras gu. bab bel
Der alnsriff esuti4er aorpsoObOUte
auf bic 6rftiiten aonalsGrarsports
idiffe aubsr Dem 5vaHsportbampfsr
.,auesn4 unS Dem sorpeoobootSerft0.
rer .SIirt- aud upt eds pdtrouilles
boote obsr .5eibrss goote", iuis er
iie nannts, usrientt pproen feien. Serr
BaIfour fiigte biR5u, oab bic 3eii fir
einsn angriff gut geDdblt sstpeieu
fei, bisI.r aber trOBOem mtblunsen iei
ba Der siHsis. &araloumpfer. Der ans
segriffen tpuroe, Der Ieere paHasiers
bGnpfer rAueeH" getUeien Tel. unp
du4 biefsr bdtte serettet peroen l0ns
iien, fpenn Der aapitGH ii9 bstpubt
ssfpeien pGre, bab Der Sunpfer nod
iehs Stuuben. na6oem er angesrif.
fen tpurbe. iber Mafer bIeiben !onnte.
Des Meitsrsnriagte er. bab Der sprs
psoobrDtseriforer .GIirt- In Der Guns
ixlbsis soa saitissa a.sfi5xssa auss.
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Mus benz !6iaterbalt
Wurben in &orea ameritunifcbe @ra,
ben Srperten bon Rdubern ons
eegriffen.
9rei gerfonen fpurbm set0btet uno
5pei Derpunbet.

Seoul, aoren, II. Oft. (aors
reipoHben5 Der 2I1. preiie.) 8ei einem
ueberfau, Der i'm nDrblt6en &oreq
BON betpaffneten gaubiten auF ameris
tantI3e @ruben Snsenieure gemo4t
Durbe, tpurbe Sin Dat9aOen, angeba
li9 Elm Qtmeritaner, set6Dtet uno 5psi
aubsre ameritanii4e Sru6en gg'
perte bertpunbet.
Die 4msrifdner unb dnoere nit Der
Gonfoltbatsb GoIbsSrube Derbunbens
WGnner paren am 6. Sttoser i'm Be-
srtff, nit einem 8etrage BON STE, 600
mad Der 9rubs suriid3utebrsn, als f:
aus benz Sinterhalt OOn neun Stra'
bsnrdubern ansegriffen Duroen, bersn
@ationalitGt ni4t betannt lit. Sin
poli3iit unb Der 6ineiii4e 5u9rmann
pelde nit uuf bem GU9rtDert inBen,
Durben eri5onen uno Serr Wel9aosII
70 Idper osrDuHbet, oaB er am anosa
rem 1age itarb. 3pei anoere amsrl'
taner. Ramens QDilliams unD gat'
tom, purben e6enfuls gei4oHsn,
bod ni6t t5btIi5 DeripuHbet. Die
ganbtten purbeu sulest oertriebsr
uIb bas SoIb eerettet.
Serr DslbaDen mar Elm gruosr pon
off Bel5aoen, bem getriebsleiter Der
Sriental 9rube, bic etpa 60 Uteilen
DOH Der nd8lten Characterization sHi'
fernt iit.
gtnmal I'M Wonat piro bic 9olo'
aus6eute, pelde sepSbnlia elmer
D.rtb Don etpa $50, 600 bat, Don
elmer betpdHnetsn e,eTeaihtft sar
nd6Iten Characterization gebrdat
unb DON bort nab Der Wfiin3s IN
Sfuta, Sapan. Guf tbrer Riidte9r
Bat bic geIeGi6oft banH geroobnlib
etpa s75, 900 in 9oIb BEL iia, pel4ss
fir ben 0eiterbetrisb Der Sru6s os-4
neuoet Dirp,
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JeSer Sergsipfel an Der
HmmdmiSb, giebenbiir'
ger 0remse eiue Se'
flung.
0tss bsr 9ruub, m
bic gerbunoeteu bier
70 langiam sort
fnritt m q d IL.


Berlin, 81. lOtio6er. - Der
aorrsIponbent beg .SugeRIdtt", Der
Ii6 an Der rumaniIasn GrOHt befins
bet ,srtlGrt ben langiamen JprtIhritt,
ben bic osutiaen unO Ditsrrei4ii4en
3ruppen in RumduieH MAIDEN, Ieit'
bem Die GebirgapdTe fiibIia Don
arpnItapt erObsrt iinO, bamit, bab bic
Rumdueu I.6r ita.t bsfeitigte BpiitiO-
uen in ben Bergen inns baben. in be-
nen in ben IsbteT stpei Sabren ieOer
9ipFsl in cine Geitun9 umsetpanbeIt
purbe, mo al jeoer m0sliaen SteIe
9atserisn eingebaut luorben iino. &ua
iinb sptIaen ben peri4iebeneH S0heR
CUTE Strabsn ungslest lporoen, bic ss
ben RumGnen ermDslihen. idneu Der
itdrtunssu aa9 6enrDbtep Quntten 81
iTidn.
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0a bin idb tpieSer!
SanSeistaiid)buot rDentidlano" in
Rem aOnbon, Conn.,, einse.
troffen.
Sas Sdliff langte am TsittuodJ Wfcr.
gen 81 friiber Stunbe in
bem Safen an.
Die Tabrt BON gremerBaDen nad)
Neiu 2unoon bnt bas Sdiif ii
II Sasen surilfselest.
u EN- apnbou, Conn, 1. gsn,

gleiu 9Dnbon, Conn.,, 1. g.nD.
= Sas oenfd)e SanbelstaadJbout
gSentfhlanb" lit bente Morsen su
ifiiber Stanbe i'm bieiisen SafeR eln.
getruiien.
Die 9entidlnnb fnbr, uie aapitan
NOnis, Der bas Sdifi audJ anf ieiner
5peiteu Sabrt fommanbirt, angab,
bon gremerbaben am 10. Gftober ab
nnb leste bic Cseanfabrt obne jeosn
3pildenfall Suriif. Die geiatahg beS
SdJilies beitebt ons rs Wann.
Die DSeutidlnmo" langte tnrs nad,
sRifiernadJt i'm dnaeren .Saien pou
9lciu 9onbon an nnS inhr Sunn uadJ
Den 9ofs Der Gaitern 5uriuaroing
0o., iuu iie por Anfer gins.
SiefSaonug beitebt, iuic berlaiitet,
in 6bemifaIien. gertreter Der Safen.
bebOrben fubrn Der cSenti6lnnb",
iobaIb lire anfunft I'M dnHeren 6a.
zen gemeloet porben, biS bortbin eut.
gegsn nab nadr ber offi5ieaen gegrii-
Rilng fnbr bas SanOelstaudlboot in
ben iHneren !Snfen ein nub ging ne.
ben bem 0ampfcr p8iaebab" bes
Vorooentiden GlDDb, Der Dor Ginger
,3eit bon goitoh ms nadJ Neip Gon-
bon gebradlt iporoen mar, Dor Infer.
4
Die yGemtidlanO" trai anf ibrer
rmblnreideu eriten SalJrt, ais erite5
onnhelstaud)boot, Sae jc ben Gsenn
nefrenst, nad iedpebntagiger Sabrt
TON greiuerbaben fOmanenS, am Wlor.
pen oes 8. Suli in Samptou MoabS
eln nnb fIbr banH bireft bic Had) SaI.
tiinOre, mo jie lire aus $50 Sonnen
6arbituffeu beitebenbe 9abnns l5idlte.
Tie Hadfabrf nadl @remerIJapem
,uurDe am eriteH Augnit angetretsu
unb bic Saouug, ueldJs bas SdGfi
md SeutffjlaiS mitna6n, beItano
nus 0ifel uno 0amini.
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Die cage an allen 6riegs'
iHaupldten tuenig
berdnbert.
Sm WefieH ipurben angriffe Der Brls
ten uno GrdH5pfen bIutis abss.
fhldgen.
Sm Often errinssn bic 9srbinbeten
tIeiHe Siege iiber bic RuHen.
Wdbrenb in Wasebonien bic Sr6en
Don ben guIgaren Dsr5alsH
iperben.


Berlin. 81. Sti. 2tuf brabtloIem
@ess uah Sapbills. Die oberlts Se.s
reslsituns tiinbist an, Sdb am Won.
tag ansriffe Der griten unb gransos
ieh on Der Somme Jroni, Bel aes
9oeufs unb Ga Maiionstt. Don Seu
9eutf9en abesi6Ias.n tpurbsn. QluG
ipeitsre aneriffe Der Jransci,n in Der
Gssenb bon Mblaincourt unb auf b.i.
ben Seitsn Der gbaulnss 9ibons
ebauiTee paren erfolslos. Die be,iig.
Iihe gesannimadung lauist ipie foISt:
.armsesrappe bes prinssn Rnp.
pre6t: am redien uisr Der Somme
purbsn bic miliidriI6en Cperatiouen
our6 ungiiniiises Wstier kbinbert.
5sinblide aplonnen, bic norb5fli6
unp OitIi9 Don ass gosufs ssssn IN,
fers poiiiionen oorriidisn, purben
BON unierem iJeusr auriidsetriebsn.
Gin bon eiwr fran3Siiiden aompag.
ME untsrnOmmsnsr qlnsriff auf Ga
Mdifoueits miblons, s6snio me6rer.
geriuhs BON granaisupsrfsrn in un.
fsrs nsu.n Graben fiioItd BON giaf.s
sipubrinssn. gtnsriff. DON itarien
fran30iiitsu aolOHnsn, bi. asgsn
9lbIaineourt unb auf beiben Seiiea
Der Gbaulnss gibons GaaaFee Dor.
bsreiiet ipurb.n, purbtn Don nnierem
Spsrrieuer psrbinbsrt.
.armeeIrlppe bes aroHprir5.n
iSrisbrif] Wiltsim: qln Der gsrbunr
sJront, al Der Wnas, mar es ruHgsr
ala an ben porbersebenben 1asen.
Sur In Der @sgsno BON ct. MibisI
errtihte bas alrtillsrieisiier tempordr
einsn Grao srobisr 9sfiisieit.
Gkitli4er ariegsf4aus
plat.
Ruififde Srnppen griffen am MDrs
tag bic bsutIhen 2inisn In Der Rdbe
Don araitin am S1arc Glub an,
purbsn absr NIT isbr f4rsrtn Der.
Iuitsn jagadsH4Iassn 0etsAM hit
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duSgegangen, OaB Der &apitdn ben
SntereNen @nglanbs gum minoeiien III
DeutI4Iarb ni4t mebr idaOen tonne,
dls in ben Ser. Stadten.
5r 9e3ug auf bic gegenipdrttge
S1atisteit oes Sapitdrs iagte 2orD
GetiI; sd babe teiuen @runb 3u 6es
5fpeifeln, bab aaas bas, mas 6err
gellairs iiber &apitdn 8obz@o iagte,
tpabr 1T, Sin 36eil baDon TT Ipqar
offi3isQ aIs pa1r 6etannt, u6er i9
CLAUDE nidbt, buB ireenb ettpas bur6
bte &rtiinotgung, OaB fem fretes See
Isite mebr gepa3rt peroe, gepOnnen
iperben piirbe."
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Nitbt 5S. bis 63 jabrise,
SuHbern Al bis 46iGbrige MIdnnet
IN 0eutfcblanb 5ur no9maligen
pbpfiiben nnberIudung
berange5ogen.

YerItn, 81. SIT. - QluF bra6t.
loism Mege ra9 SapoiQe, q. y. -
Die Ileberiee yta9ri9tenz&gentur lentt
Die &ufmertIamteit burauf, bar i'm
NusIanb &rtitel oer0ffentn6t purben,
in Oenen es bieB, OaB in Der prpDin3
Branoenburg Wtdnner i'm 2(lter DON
58 big SO Subren auf ibre U&ilttdr4
taugliftett bin unterTu6t porben
ieien. 0ieIe 8eri6te baiirten ouf ber
4ntiinbigung, bab UlGnner Don 0et
aIterstIaiien 1870 bis 1875 3ur nod
maltsen mtlltdrdr3tltaeu uuterila
dung Dorgslaben porbeu ieieu 16uts
iddlid banbelte eg iia I'm 2eute. Die
in ben SSobren 1870 big 1875 geboren
fuurben, aIfp nm MGnner, bic i'm 2(lter
bon Al bis As Sabreu fte5el,.
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@eitere Gpfer Der Inter
ieebDofe.
3Dei grte9if4e uRb apei
H0rpegif4e 3 ampfer
perieHtt.

Hor ID egt1 9e y mp lex
perieHtt.
2OHbpp.. 81, 0,taber. - Der
srie9iIas 9anpfer r9erubaiu.N, bon
1914 sOnneu, 1T bon einsm beuti4en
uuisrisebpot periat! porbeu. a6er bic
geiasuns puros gerettst. pis an
sIODbs bsrihtet puroe. Der Sampfer
mar am 26. Sep!smbsr DDn Waoutes
Oibeo nad ct. 9trceut, Rap be 8srbe
JnieIH abgegangm.
2Ippbs tiinbigsn AUDI bic gerfens
hung bes srie6iideR 9umpfers swsai'
ALA DON 21S6 9pHNen an 9e BE-
iabnng tpurbe IN Gibraltar geIaRbet.
syerHer tpurbe I'm Gdufe oes Sases
ote Yerientung osE noripegii4en Sama
pier .JaltaHsu- uaO .SoroaI- aASss
tiiHoigt.
Yarts, 81. Stto5sr. - Cine De-
pel9e aug 9iFa6on iagt, bab EN- Oeuts
f9es llntsrieebOoi orei norpegii6s
NIB sinsn britii6sn Dampfer perIsHtt
babe unb bab 27 Rortpeger uHb 20
Stalener In Deri6ie0euen 5Gfen ge'
lanbet porben ieisE. Weitere ginsel,
beiten iinb in Der 2epei9e r1iat eats
bdlteu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-01

sriffsn porben lei, bic aus nd4Itsr
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-01
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