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The Nome daily nugget., 1916-02-04
rAkArA MARu ABANDONED.

A. p. A. Service.
 .. NEW YORK. Feb. 4.---Wireless an nouncement received here thIs after noon state that the Japanese steamer Takata Maru, which collidod with the Canadian steamship Silver Shell off Cape Race last night, has been aban- doned in a sinking condition. The message states that the crew have been taken aboard the Silver Shell which is itself in a precarious condition. It is believed here that the crews will be saved as vessels are now hurrying to the rescue from all directions.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-02-04
SEATTLE STORM MOVES SOUTH

SEATTIE. Feb 4.-Observer Sails bury says that the big snow storm appears to have moved to the south ward and, in addition. has spread considerably and lost snuch of it's energy Over twenty miles of tsls- graph poles and wires are down be. tween aKtalam and Vancouver Com munication with eastern points ls still carried on with difficulty
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-02-04
10 MILLIONS LOSS LOUISIANA FLOODS
4. p. A. Service.

a. r. A. Service.
 HELENA. Ark. Feb. 4.--The loss from the floods in northern Louisiana will approximate ten millions dollars according to estimates reaching here todh4 In addition a total of eight lives have been lost
 Eleven parishes in Louisiana were covered by the flood waters In addition 70 the four counties swept by the flood ia Arkersas The damage on the Arkansas le tremendous and the num- b.. Of people who have vanished Is also great At the present time con- ditions are slowly getting better and dan~e. of further breaks in the levees is COT sidered past.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-02-04
COMMITTEE REPORTS COLOMBIAN TREATY
 FAVORABLY

inally agreed on by way of settlement the committee have reduced the pay
 ment to Colombia to fifteen millions and has also altered the proposed apology of the United States for the part played in the partition of Panama to mere expression of regret to which Colombia will respond in kind It Is generally accepted that congress will endorse the treaty as amended, .hus settling the matter for all time
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-02-04
CROWN
 PRINCE SUICIDES
A. p. A. Sersiee.

LONDON. Feb 4--That Prince Yuessef Izzedin, heir apparent to the Turkish throne Is a suicide Is reported from Berlin today. The dispatch was forwarded from Constantlople by way of Germany and states that the prince ended his life by cutting the arteries ir his arms. The cause Is said to be r. health as the prince has been sickly for a long period.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-02-04
WILL SOON ANNOUNCE
 COAL RESERVATIONS
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 WARRINGTON, Feb. 4.-Secretary Lane said today that the work of picking out the sections of the Mata- nusks coal fields to be held in reserve by the government will soon be com. picted and he will be abol to announce in about twenty days the parts reserv- ed so as to give private operators chance to secure sections under the leasing law.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-02-04

A. p. A. Service.
 WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.-With some extensive alteration both In intent and tenor, the senate foreign relations committee today delivered a favorable report on the long pending treaty with the United States of Colombia which grew out of the purchase of the Panama canal zone from the Panama insurrectionists.
 Probably In deference to the great howl that has been made over the payment of twenty five millions orig
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-02-04
WIRELESS REPORTS
 OCEAN COLLISION

which driving through dense fog and both were sinking. AS no response was obtained to wireless calls, 1t was at first reported that both vessels he'd gone down but the Takata's wireless has since been heard calling for help Government vessels are now hurrying
 q the relief of the stricken vessel.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-02-04
PRESIDENT WILSON URGES
 THOUSANDS TO PREPARE

When the president ceased speaking he leaned forward and asked the great throng 10 join him in singing Amer lea" The audience rose and after sing. ing the anthem cheered the president
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-02-04
4. Q. 4. Service.

4. Q. 4. Service.
 HALIFAX, Feb. 4.-Wireless calls for help from the Japanese steamer Takata last night brought news of a sea catastrophe occurring two hundred miles southeast of Cape Race. which, it Ia feared has resulted in the loss of the Japanese vessel and also the Can adian owned steamship Silver Shell.
 According to the message from the Takata, the vessels met in a collision
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-02-04
LUS|TAN|A MATTER
 NEARING SETTLEMENT
4 p. A. Service.

N r. N' oSFNIC1s
 BERLIN, Feb. An announcement from the foreign office today, says that he German government has forwarded instructions to Count von Bernstorfr the German representative at Wash ton concerning the Lusitania case which will probably result in solu- ton of the difficult negotiations.
 The announcement says that von
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-02-04

Bernstorff's instructions are of such nature as to give very reasonable hope for a positive understanding concern ing the LusItania affair.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-02-04
COLLiDiNG STEAMERS
 STILL AFLoAT
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A. p. A. Service.
 HALIFAX, Feb. 4.-Reports received at noon today indicate that the steamers Silver Shell and Takata Maru are still afioat but nothing can be learned as to the fate of those aboard.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-02-04
WILSON CALLS FOR SUPPORT
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h. ?. A. Service.
 KANSAS CITY, Feb. 4.-During the course of his preparation address here today, President Wilson demanded that steps be taken during the present r.onth to back him up In defending
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-02-04
ALASKA STEAMSiP co. TO
 RUN LINE TO ANCHORAGE
4. P. \. Service.

SEATTLE, Feb. 4.-The Alaska Steamship Company announced today that they will maintain a five day schedule of steamers between Seattle and Anchorage commencing April 20.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-02-04
BRITISH STR.
 TORPEDQEO
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A. P. A DerNice
 LONDON, Feb. 4.-An admiralty announcement today says that the Belle of France. a British steamship has been torpedoed and sunk In the Mediterranean sea and nineteen mem bers of the crew lost their lives.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-02-04
NEW YORK HAS HEAVY
 SNOW FALL

NEW YORK. Fob. 4.--Seven inches of snow fell in this city last night seriously handicapping traffic and de- stroying telegraph communication.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-02-04

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La Junta tribune., 1916-06-10
or FOR West Point.

Houston Cameron, son OF G. NJ
Cameron, registrar OF the United
States land office. left one day last
week for West Point, New York.
where he will take the examination
for entrance To the United States
military academy Young Cameron
Is graduate OF the La Junta high
school and during the past year has
been taking post graduate course a,
Central high school In Pueblo pre-.
paratory to taking the examination
at West Point. lie feels certain hs
will be able TO pass, Because OF the
proposed Increase In the size of the
United States army. he will have an
excellent opportunity for rapid ad,
Nancement a. soon AS he has com.
pleted the three year course.
La Junta tribune., 1916-06-10

Yes. indeed. 1t is a blessed priyi-
lege TO live in Colorado" says Eu-
gene " Debs. 1T is great state
in every sense OF the term. Its re-
sources are marvelously varied and
II nationally conserved. are practical
ly incNhaustible There are no more
kindly, broad-yiewed. progressive.
noble natured people on the face OF
the earth than those found along
the mountain ranges OF Colorado.
The only trouble Is that few mon
opolists are In control But this will
not last The people are awakening
and IN due time they will democra-
tie the Industrial life and enamel
pate the toilinE aud producing mass
cs. Then will Colorado be indeed
the land OF promise and the glory
of the republic"
La Junta tribune., 1916-06-10

I The Cudahy interests have let the
contract to Mishou & Willard. OF Pu.
eblo, for 10000 worth OF work on
the irrigation canals reservoirs and
laterals on the big Cudahy ranch
twelve miles south OF Olney Springs.
Work is to start at once and the con
tractors will employ consIdera BILE
force OF men.
The Cudahy interests acquired con-
troll OF the ranch near Olney Springs
two years ago. 1t includes 5000
acres and is one OF the finest big
ranches in the entire west. The land
is used for agricultural and stock
raising purposes.
a. A. Weilaud. state engineer, is in
charge OF the improvements and ex-
tensions which are being made to
the irrigation system which supplies
the Cudahy farm with water He de-
vised the plans by which the i'm
proyements are being made
While the Cudahy farm is a model
experimental ranch. IT Is not conduct
ed merely for such purposes. but is
scientifically handled 10 produce the
most possible profits from farming
and ranching on a large scale.
La Junta tribune., 1916-06-10

closed on Wednesday OF this week.
The Vogue Drug Store has good
line OF poultry remedies.
Mrs. r ]. Cock left the latter part
OF the week sor Denver to spend sew
eral weeks visiting relatives and
friends.
Eleanor Steen. OF Ordway, is max
ing an extended visit with her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs r. A. Steen, in
this city.
Miss Lucretia Lantz has had as
her guests this week. the Misses
Bonnie Lyon and Ruth Herdman.
both OF Rocky Ford
Mrs. II. T. Mitchell returned to
her home in Pueblo Sunday. after
making short visit in this city with
Mrs ". l.. Bertrand.
Al NJ Jerough and wife spent
portion OF Monday and Tuesday in
Ordway visiting friends. Mr.. Jer-
ourh has recently sold out his bust
ness IN La Junta and is scouting
about for a new location or course
Ordway people would like to see Al
aud his wife back here in business
OF some kind again. His La Junta
business he sold to Mr. Reeves. OPP
tometrist, who made several trips to
Ordway while with the Cary Optical
Company Of Pueblo. Crowley Coun-
~ Leader
La Junta tribune., 1916-06-10

ed. He warns carefulness that a
fellow may not be hurt In the STAN
pede for feeding lambs as things are
quite uncertain this year the same
as a year ago.
Mr.. Auckland stated that he was
offered 5000 choice feeding lambs
about the middle of last summer at
IS per hundred weight But |
turned them down." he remarks. The
price later went to Sc which ! felt
was the limit Still later ! bought
all the lambs fed, total Of 5000,
at cost OF $3.50. and still they made
me money other feeders went as
high AS 81 In late purchases. | am
willing right now to contract feeding
lambs for next winters feeding at
$3.50, and | expect TO pay at least
that much. Last summer | made up
my mind that equipped as am for
feeding, Il they brought $3.50.
would be a little ahead. My first
sale was made at &ll20. and since
then have been selling as high as
$ll.75. The gain IN weight ranges
closes to thirty-eight pounds to the
head. / expect to clear $4,000 on
the 5000 lambs fed the past five
months rdway Era.
La Junta tribune., 1916-06-10
Notice To Nop-H->id-nt 81 Probate of
VIII.

State Of Colorado, county Of Otero IS
. The People Of tn. state Of Colorado to
Pastor Of Holy Trinity Church. Pat
rich Bergen. Joseph Bergen. Mollie
MlruIg~r, Lizzie Brandon and Kate
Johnson. all Of Middletown. ohio
Greeting
whereas. 1t has been made to appear
to the county court Of otero county. In
the stat. Of Colorado. that you. the
said pastor Of Holy Trinity Church,
Patrick bergen. Joseph Bergen. Molll-
MuuiEer. Lizzie Brandon and Kate
johnson. are l@gstcrS under the will OF
Anna T. Ford. late OF Otrro county.
Colorado. deceased. and that you are
all HuE-residents OF tn. state OF Colo
RADIO
Now. therefore, In accordance with
the provisions Of the statute In such
case made and provided, and by order
OF court duly made and entered. you
ar" hereby notified that an instrument
OF writing purportlng to d" the last
will and testament OF the said Anna T.
Ford deceased, was presented to said
court for probate on the I'd day OF
June. A n. 1916. by Robert W Patt.r-
son. residing at La Junta. Ia the state
OF Colorado. that the said deccdent
was. AT tn. time. Of her decease a resi-
dent Of la Juuta. Otcro county. In the
stat" OF Colorado. that the said dece-
dent. according TO the said alleged
will devised and bcqueathed her prop
erty iu the words and figures follow
Ing. to-wit.
FIRST direct that all my just debts
lNI' AaA'AfNA AAAhf'l ~ lAfAAFsr anu nv
p'nres Of administration. be paid by my
executor hereinafter named
second direct that there be paid
from my said estate Tor masses FOR IN.
r-posa OF my soul and that OF my FAINT
-. as follows TO wit.
To the pastor OF Holy Trinity church
Of Mddlctowu, ohio. the sum OF Fifty
Dollars
To tn. pastor Of 81 Patrick's Church
OF la lunta. Colorado. the sum OF Fiji
u Dollars.
. st-,.g
post the sum OF one Hundred Dollars
on interest. IN IN. First National Bank
La Junta tribune., 1916-06-10
SOME MORE SHORT ONES.

Victrola music. while you drink.
at the Vogue DRUG Store.
Mr. and Mrs. II W Wagner spent
Monday In Pueblo combining bust.
ness aud pleasure.
y. g. Hutsel returned home las,
Friday evening from a few weeks
visit with his son. Glen ilu,sei. In
Denver.
Frances Nelson. who has been
holding n position with the Santa Pc
at this place for some time. left sun.
day with his family for Pocat.ilo.
idIho. where he expects to reside.
Mrs. ID. y. Lantx left las, Friday
for Liberty. Mo. to be present at the
commencement exercises Of william
Jewell College. from which her son.
Andrew Lants. graduates this spring.
The commencement exercises Of the
college began last Saturday and
La Junta tribune., 1916-06-10

Of La Junta. Colorado. and that the in
t-rest on said amount be used. under
the direction OF tn. president and cash
Ter OF said bank. In keeping the graves
Of myself and husband In repair
FOURTH devise and bequeath all
the residue aud remainder OF my es-
tate. both real and personal. TO my
brothers and sisters. to-wit. Patrick
Bergen. Joseph Bergen. Molli- Mimi
ger. Lizzie Brandon. Nellie Schaff.r
and Kat. johnson. TO be divided among
them. equally. share and share alike
You are hereby notified TO be and
appear before said court at the county
court room in the court house In La
junta. IN IN. county Of Dtero. In the
state of Colorado. on tn. 10th day OF
july. A u. 1916. then and there to at
La Junta tribune., 1916-06-10
CHILDREN NO EXCEPTION
In La Junta as elsewhere Youth and
Age Suffer Alike From Kidney
WeasreSs

Is your child weak. trail and pale?
No control over the kidneys action
Kidney weakness is serious
thing
Far too serious 10 overlook.
II may mean life OF sickness.
Profit BY La Junta experiences.
Use Doan's Kidney Pills
Endorsed b. Ia Junta parents
Read this Ia Jun,a mothers en-
dorsement:
Mrs. Martha Frisbfc 3o5 CLmarron
Ave. La Junta. zara MY son has
never been vrrr strong and showed
signs Of kidney trouble Now and
then he c1mDlalnad ~ hi- back hurt
ing and kidney weakness was present
both Hav md night n17H.s kidney
pills halnad rf-a '-r-7 'na start BY
the tlna g.. r-F v-l.NaF 'wl boxes.
tho frnuh'7 raH l-" -~F ~n 10 now.
there rrz been no r-en O, g."
Price -rn - 7r T.r'a-. Don't
Simply re 'nr r'H0r~ ramely-Esr
Do,n'a F5Frnr pm. .tHr same that
Mrs. T-r.tfr -a~a-s-n7'E Foster.
Milburn Co. Pr-rs. Buffalo. y Y.
La Junta tribune., 1916-06-10
Lee Greedy for Commissioner,


Lee Greedy has announced his in
tention OF making the race for the
republican nomination for county
commissioner from this district. Mr..
Greedy is the only republican in the
race for the office from this section
OF the district. as Err. Slckenberger
was found to be resident OF the
Rocky Ford district Mr.. Greedy is
proprietor OF Poverty Hill' ranch.
which by the way is a rank mlsnom-
er, as this ranch produced in 1913.
10000 boxes OF apples and 400. 900
white leghorn eggs He has been a
resident OF this section for a long
term OF years and thoroughly under
stands the needs OF this end of the
county. Mr.. Greedy is level head
ed farmer man whose business train
ing particularly fits him for the po-
sition. II Mr. Greedy succeeds to the
nomination and IS elected the west
end of the county is assured OF a
square deal and an economical. ad-
ministration.- Manzanola sun.
La Junta tribune., 1916-06-10

tend the hearing on the probate OF the
said alleged last will and testament OF
the said Anna T. Ford. deceased. and
further to do and perform what shall
then. by tn. said court. be required
and adiudged.
In witness whereof. 1 have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the seal of
said court at my office In la JuntS,
in said county. this sd day of June. A
-. 1916,
p W MCDANIEL.
Judge and EN-Officio Clerk Of the
County Court OF Otero County, Colo
RADIO
tSEAL) !
by MILDRED FIELD, Deputy.
First publication. June 10. 1916.
Last publication. July 1. 1916.
La Junta tribune., 1916-06-10
Hest licc, stand Ever.

The present stand of beet leaves
Is the best We have ever had In the
valley" said Joseph Loynd In answer
to n reporters question.
There will be less r.planting. I
am quit. sure. The wind has taken
lots Of moisture out OF the soil. but
even Mt that the stand Is q mighty
good one-,he best yer,"-fowicr
Tribune
La Junta tribune., 1916-06-10

VIM Auckland has turned the
sheep feeding business into one OF a
most profitable nature, at least so
far as his own experience is concern
La Junta tribune., 1916-06-10

| hereby notify the owner OF prop
erty on north half OF section 80.
township 20. range SO. TO remove the
same within thirty days.
ALBERT NJ. ROEHLING.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-24
aas @iierne Sur.

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0eit greiMen berialenen @cm0ierS
binOurh iiber oen Strom 6inpeglie1t,
entOcdt mon cine glrt 6elienlteiG oul
Dem gegcniberliegenoen llfer. @s lit
Oos fIoliiifc Gripuerlnos5eichen IN
ser Gonnueugc, Der 9feit jencs nit
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Sabre 100 (i go 5nm 3wede, in
sic 9orpatgei ciiloringcn 81 lonneM
onleaen lieB. Der oEraiduswea" 1T
Die Sronc bon ollcn r6nrildeu SSegc.
ouln9eu; er mar lngefd5r iilni5ebn
Wlcilen lang. Qean iicgt ailentbal6ci
5uei Wletcr o6crsolb oer Sodjmuiicr.
liuic 5uci 9ici6en bon &o6err I'm
@eiteir, BON Oenen ole nroBeren sur
9lufnnbme Der Sro9bolten bic flei.
nerrn 5iir &eieitiginq Scr Stiie6ol.
ten oieuteu 10 ooB Die StrabcnfronG
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-24

pcrlitdt Scr Nlatbcmotit. mo @bplif.
proieior Seinrib @iIbclm gronOes.
Mogner NOR, ebe CT ntitien i'm SNul-
iobre Die G6omasidulc ocrlieB, un
Stuoent scr Nluiif 81 iueroen S6ii.
Ter Der 9eip5ger 9ifoloiihulc gene.
icn. Gieie 9lnitalt, Oie rigoroierluciie
ocn borberiqen Gresoener areii3.
ic6uliefinOoner pieOer nob Ierifo
Surildoeriebte. nor llrjode ooiiir,
oaB cr bic bis oabul itarf gegflegtc
,9iebe Su ocn pbiIoloeilden Stuoien
fo6ren lieB4 9lub oiif Der I6onos.
ldule fono Ct oieie 9icbcnibt pieOer;
sic Eutintbe, bob er iic o9ne glb.
lcging Der Acifrpriifpn9 uerlieB. ii
Bqipeis bieriilr. 9iad oem @eihnlaG
ieines Gnfcls. ocs 2eip3iger &riuat.
qelebrtan Or. glooli Mogner eiucs
cbcnIo gllbeuoen Fotrioten ols piel.
ietig litcroriigb tu0 fiinilpriitb &c.
bilOctcn NlnAues, mar Oas uoriAnele
Scuoeln oes unnmcbrisen Stlloen.
ten gcipiB ndjt. slooli @ogner bottc
oen llc6erqang 9lidlnrOs Don ocr gtl.
foloi 5nr 6bondsidule, oicicr rinll
iel6it beiiHt hottc, UeronldBt il ocr
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frcuoc mie0criinOen nilroc; rut id1
er ih III Oieicr Soiinung gctditlht,
ilno es blieb ibu nihtS anoercS iibrlg
al5 ocm iuugcn ARuiifIuioentcn oil
@lobuuua 8u5uriIieu 9eocnte iul,
lpiiicniddftli6 gebiloet aorl @lorir
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gar 5n oft ocn 8Iud oer @inieitiafcii
tr1gt. g(nd Die 9lmit it mic ollcs
NOS ocr @eiit ousaebcrt eiue unciIo
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Snn3cn 6etrie6en iein pial
Niit Oen @ortcn ullm NliiifiiS y
merOen~ nabm ooS dulalblm sic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-24

'fiIllten. IS woren Die Stunnnmseh
in Oenen iein Snfel 0os 1eptidlon0
Der DreiBiger Sabre Oes borigen sSo6r.
bunoerts betrohtete, 0ie @elinuiin.
gen BON Oenen oieier fcuri9e 2itera.
tlIr- uno observation-disclosures erfiat
mar Nenn CT Dem ilingeL begei.
iterllnOsooa i'm oerebrenoen 9leifcn
Die SMonbeiten ser S1ineriden
Gidhn9eu ihilOerte Damn pcreoB er
nidt, al9leih oucb Oos bo1e ooter.
ldnoiicbe @eiiibl 5ii rii6nen BON BEN
i;e gctrogen Uer0en. Wlor 8oh
idreibt bon 9lool f@o9ner IN ieincni
Bud iiber 9fidor0 gSogner Ger IN
ferniie 6crnen dipciieuOe @eluDrte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-24

@nepmitt Der @erGDeiflmg iette CT
Dos leBtc iStiid Der Sunime, iino er
bottc oos @liid, nidt mtr oGrs Ser
lorene 5uriid,, ionoern nod me6r oo.
5u5ugefrinnen. glber Die iberitanoere
innere 9eiu oieier furhtboren Strn-
Sc ii6te i6re beiiernoe gSirtung mlf
Den 2eic1tlinn DeS irngen Stuoenten;
er gelobtc lid, ME mebr cine aorte
on5uriibren rmo 6ielt oieieS Ser.
ipreten oiirtb ieiu eon5es fiiuitiges
2e6en binourh.
@ogner mar, mas Riht nQ5ii bic.
len befannt lein ipirO, ols 2eip5iger
ShiOcut WiitgIieo cincs aorps.
Sdon ais 8enn1ler Bate er beimlid)
oie ancipc 0eieS Sorps Der
5ooniu in Ser @riincn 9inoc uiE
EeterSlieinmeg beiudt; mln er ans
Oem 3nonge ser Shule in sic Srei.
belt ocs 9uriMenlebens 9inmisgetre.
ten mar, puroc ct ols 6ums Oes
aorps ouisenommen uno trig ais
folder oic 6orben 0cs &orps NO.
rem ounfelblai.bellbl 0ns
ounfelblali.ipeiBe 9ono. Sein 2ei6s
6itrid mar 9ernborO 9infc, ols &c.
Nor prdiiOierte bel 8ngnerS @intritt
in oos 4orps Ser ipdtere preuBiiAe
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mar oos Sforps 8it @ogners 3cit
itarf bon 9lOlieen beiett es berrihie
ein ouseeiprohen ieuOoler @eiit in
i6m. 9oB 99ogner 0ieicm 9orpS ie
ongebGrte. piiroe nit Necbt oen nun.
ocrn oiirfen, Der oen n2ebensberiAt"
ocs Nieiiters fennt, OieIen oliibenoen
3rcigeitsoitbDrnmbus. gl6er mai
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ibon ais @1nnoiiait glngeborieer,
wenn acb nur in Sorm zines SION.
fneiponteh oes SforpS NOR, oaB ibm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-24

ier gluItolt lloti5 non RiAorO @ag-
ners cigenpiaigem glbgane bon ibr,
iino es mag fat mic Gin ii6er eir
babies SabrBunOert fortiuirfenOer
gladflang Ser Grbittcrung gegen oea
ciniiigen 5o6nenilii6tling eriheinen,
OoB Die Spolte 0ieieS Shululbums,
Die bon oen ferreren Sd)ifialen Der
einitigen 30glinge meloet, iiber 9tis
tborO 9Eugner oen llnlterblden,
nidts rUcitcr SIT beritbten Bat olS:
ogeilorben 13. II. 1883 in geneOig"
4ogner mar nicbts weniger olS
ell iloiBigcr Stiioent. aMobl a6err,
10 erSdblt CT ielbitl ,iibcrlieB icb mid
alien Observation-Disclosures uu0
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