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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-04-07

the First Presbyterfan church IN ChI-
cagos wealthiest suburb sings its
hymns and absorbs its sermons in
peace. secure in the knowledge that 1t
won't have to stumble over the pews
amid the blackness of night when it
gets ready to go home
It was years ago. in the German
army. that Henry learned the mean
ing and the practice Of efficiency.
Later he came to America, and event
ually drifted into Lake Forest. leav-
ing a trail Of efficiency from New
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-04-07


10OO0when
days"
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-04-07

Ordinarily the seagulls have left
their river habitat by the opening OF
February to seek food along the coast
or In the Cowlitz river near Rainier.
where smelt run about that time. But
this year the cold weather swept down
over the Northwest and the smelt run
is late. Therefore, the seagulls are
clinging to their river rendezvous with
persistency. and the feeding habit
has become a sport.
No dog ever spoke" for bite
with more anxiety than do the gulls.
and the way the graceful fowls have
tors has been most diverting. The q
large throngs Of pedestrians who tar
ruts, popcorn and other choice bits te
The seaguu is = queer bird. 1t pr
even in the seasons that 1t lives here
and passers-by are few. only few gu
rest have gone to the beaches, where
rotting driftwood or sitting on sant
But they never fail to come home
and are waiting on the bridges for .
SOIx are astir.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-04-07

1B feSpOhs1bIe. ING CITY attorney mas
ruled that the city must pay Charles
Hatfield that sum for filling the Mo-
rena dam. Hatfield is rainmaker.
He went to San Diego some weeks ago
and spoke somewhat as follows:
Il notice you don't have very
much Of an average rainfall here. I'd
like to make rain for you"
Fill Morena DAM" said the coun-
cilmen, and they all laughed. Morena
dam had never been more than .
third filed
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-04-07

will hold here during the Christmas
Education
announced
Of
Of
all convention cies?'
which
This When comes
them better city in America
Madison Garden
Education
be
the
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-04-07
Rainmaker's Demand for $4,000 May Be Granted

that rain because leh
in
shatering the old belief that Mother Nature
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-04-07
Efficient Sexton Is Now Looking for New Job


is
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-04-07
zzE czA9 AyD cz4eEW7U]
BY SERGE N. SYROMIATNlkOFF.
Editor Of "Rossia"

EW Americans have had the oppor-
tunity to speak with the czar, eI-
cept diplomatists and Mr.. Melville
Stone, manager OF the Associated
Press, but many would like to
know something about him aside
from political gossip and slander.
Does he live in a golden cage.
surrounded by elderly titled gen
tlemen of the court, inaccessible
to the people? l have been asked.
| will answer this by giving a few
established facts. To tell the en-
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-04-07
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?S19s@lzk2kE1MrOIES
New York Claims Honor Of First Convention City

first" convention city in the
than 500
Lin Navy Ynrk
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-04-07

year Chicago had 40 to New York's
442, but through the activity OF John
r. Young, manager OF the convention
bureau of the Merchants association
of New York. Chicago has been pushed
to second place.
And what conventions! We're
going to have the Scottish Deerhound
club, the Dachshund Club Of America
and the American Bison society here
before the summer is over. And the
American Association for the Advance
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-10-06
oDoRsoL

DESTROYS ALL DOORS WITHIN A
FEW MINUTES
odorsoi 10 q reliable, powerful and
cheap dIsInfectant.
KILLS DOOR INSTANTLY
Does not stain, dIseolor or eorrode.
10 especially adapted for general
household purposes-water closets,
drains, sewers, etc.
PlNTs csc, QUARTS SOC
ALL PURE DRUGS
E. r. EMMEL.
Pure DRUG oIsoenser.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-10-06


A. w. Buchanan returned this after.
noon from trip to South Texas in
the interests Of the extension depart
ment Of A. and M. College.
Sam Marriage and brother left. this
afternoon over the II. & T. C. for Chi.
cago, where they will spend several
weeks.
Mrs. Welty Mccullough went ,k6
Thornton this afternoon for Gfew
days visit.
s. c. Hicks. J. M. Conlee, ]. M. Pyle
and family, ]. w. Cook and daughters,
Misses Lillian and Edna, and w. M.
Murchison Of lola were among the
visitors in the city today.
W. r.. Williamson and ]. w. Myers
Of <Bedias we're business visitors to-
,Yday in the city.
G. r. Dixon OF Millican was trans
acting business in the county capital
today.
l Jim Tobias was in the city today
from Kurten.
Rob Carroll of Harvey was in town
today.
A. B. Hugghins Of near Kurten was
among the visitors in the city today.
W. p. Burkhalter was up today
from wellborn.
ID. s.. Lloyd, Jr, OF Reliance, looked
after business matters in Bryan to.
day.
Henry Benbow and w. r. Elliott
were In the city today from Harris
school house.
B. Youngblood and A. B. Conner Of
the Texas experiment station at A.
and NJ, were in the city this fore.
noon.
J, A. Lightsey OF Cooks Point.
Burleson county. was in the city to.
day.
JUG ~ Recu 10 hpie W De up again
after quite serious illness. His
many friends are glad 10 see his smil.
ing face again. ~
Victor Andrews. Floyd Todd and j.
T. Dyess we're in the city today from
Harvey.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Flint, Jesse
Lindley and Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Cog
burn OF lola we're among the visitors
in the city today.
Mrs. W. p. Edison OF wellborn was
shopping today in the city.
w. d. stallings Of Alexander was in
Bryan today.
Tom Mccullom was in the city to-
day from Tabor.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-10-06

to do SO crawled back to the French
trenches. Others lay out in the fields
until help came. and often died. The
stretcher bearers we're not permitted
to risk their own lives to get the
wounded, and IL shell fire kept up all
day. keeping the stretcher bearers
from going out after the wounded,
they would dart out at night, loop a
rope around the body Of wounded
man, end from the shelter Of a trench
draw him In"
Mr.. Bostwick said that the French
ambulance drivers and stretcher bear
ers treated the French and German
wounded with equal consideration
and ne thought the Germans All like
wise.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-10-06
INTERESTING FACTS
OF vERDUN BATTLE
ST. Louis Young Man Returns and
Gives His Personal Experiences
a. Ambulance Man.

Correspondence Of Associated press,
ST. Louis. Mo, Oct. 6.-Storics OF
the great battle for verdun have been
brought to ST. Louis by Elmors Nc.
Neill Bostwick. who has returned to
America after driving \ hospital am.
bulance in the French army. lie Is
the son Of the public librarian OF 81.
Louis.
AZ soon as he arrived In France
Bostwick was assigned TO the verdun
sector and was there when the grca,
German offensive began.
AT the beginning OF the attack" no
said. "the French we're pressed TO the
utmost. The commanders had TO in.
crease their fighting force from 200,
600 TO nearly MILLION. and for two
weeks affairs were considerably dis.
organized. The weather was cold and
food was short. The pounding OF the
German guns filled the medical posts
with wounded. At first we we're short
Of drivers and each man had to 70
main on duty nineteen or twenty
hours.
ia the French counter attacks
sometimes 1000 would charge and a
thousand OF these would be killed or
wounded. II was hard TO get the
wounded out. Those who were able
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-10-06
THE BREMEN AGAIN
REPORTED CAPTURED
Captain ReavIey Of the steames North
Point corroborates Story Pre-
viousIy Given Out.

Newport News. Va. Oct. Cor
roboration OF the statement recently
given out by British steamer car
tain reaching New York TO the effect
that the German commercial subma.
rine Bremen. bound from Ger many for
the United States. had been captured
In a net in the English channel. was
given here Thursday by Captain
Reavley OF the British steamer North
Point. now In this port. The Bremen
was raised by the British. according
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-10-06
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE

Mrs. J. r. Lay Of Harlem, who has
been the guest Of her sister, Mrs
Tyler Haswell. on oath street, return.
ed home yesterday afternoon.
Uncle Tom Davidson went to Waco
this afternoon. where he will spend
tho Jewish Dav Of Atonement tomor-
row with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Sample we're in
the city today shopping from their
home on Cottonwood.
Jay Harris was in the city today
from Cottonwood.
Mrs. Mollie Fuller Of Harvey was
shopping in Bryan today.
J. r. Howell came in this afternoon
from q road trip and will spent Satur-
day and Sunday with his tdYiT.
Harry Tuffley, who has accepted a
position with, the National Biscuit
Company, travelling out Of the Hous
ton factory branch, spent last night In
the city with home folks.
Miss Nelia Eaves returned this az
ternoon from a few days visit to rela-
tives in Houston.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-10-06
PRESIDENT WILSON
PLEASED WITH RECEPTION.
Chief Executive Made Brief vIsIt TO
Chicago Today.

Chicago. ILL.,, Oct. president VIII
son made brief visit to Chicago to-
day en- route from Omaha to Shadow
lawn. where he Is to speak to dele
cation Of independent voters tomor-
row. The President expressed thor
ough satisfaction over the reception
accorded him in the Middle West and
the warm greetings Of crowds along
his line Of travel caused him to smile
frequently.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-10-06
ACADEMY TEAM TO CALVERT.

The Allen Academy football team
left this afternoon over the H. & T.
C. for Calvert. where they will meet
the Calvert High School team this az
ternoon. The team was accompanied
by Prof R. o. Allen, Coach c. B. Hud-
son and a number of other enthusi-
asts. Nineteen men we're carried. all
OF whom will probably be used In the
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-10-06

Esbjerg, Denmark, Oct. 6.-Fisher-
man who arrived here Thursday 70
ported that at noon Monday thsY
sighted a partly submerged Zeppelin
30 miles northwest Of the island Of
sylt, In the North Sea, off the coast Of
schleswig. Several German destroy
ers and two large vessels were sur
rounding the Zeppelin. the fishermen
said. in an attempt to keep her afloat
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-10-06
game. Coach Hudson anticipates ,

hard game, in as much as the Calvert
team has played and won two games
already this season. They whipped
the Mexia High School team to the
tune OF 2e to 6. and Mexia has since
then drubbed the Marin High School
team, which is considered one OF the
best in its class in Texas.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-10-06

to Captain ReavIey, and will be tn
condition for use against her former
owners. Whether or not two Of the
crew we're lost and the others takan
prisoners. AZ stated in the New York
story, could not be learned. q
The capture OF the Bremen was
made about seven weeks ago. when
the North Point was in the English
channel, said Captain Peavley.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-10-06

Street cotton sold today in Bryan
from 15is to 16 cents; cotton seed
sold for $4,000.
On the same date last year cotton
sold on the streets of Bryan for II
cents. and cotton seed for $4,000
There had been s.s6e bales OF cotton
received In Bryan on the same date
last year.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-10-06

No. cordelia, a berre. maker isn't
always a bung-ler.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-10-06
COTTON RECEIPTS.

Following are the cotton receipts
In Bryan up to noon today:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-27

&enntnib seiebt psrben, bab es ibr
Ini1t Suitebt, nit ameritdniifen @iirs
germ 5u unterbanbeln. icnbern bab iie
ii9 an Riemanp anbsrs, ipie an bic
ameritaniIde &esieruns gu ipenSen
bat. Wian fat Su elmer 3eit i'm Soobn
pprseidlaseu, bab ameritanifde Bin
ger ibre ginsaben sesen gnslanbs
8ebanolnns nidt mad Waibtnston,
lpnbern na9 aonbon MAIDEN unb nibt
aaniins, fonberu @rep als Der @crs
treter Der Ser. Staaten in ausIdnbi@
f4en sln9elesenbeiten seIten folle.
Was als Sobn semeint mar, 1T jebt
bitterer grnit selpOrben. glmerttani.
ide 8iirger unterbanbeln niht mebr
nit @ertretern 2aniinss, fonbern nit
Yertretern 9reps. Das fpllte bptb
enoli4 pas S6umsefiibl aIler amsri5
tanii4en 8iirger peden unb lie perans
laifen. Die 2eituns Der auspariisen
4ngelegsnbeiten bem prdiibentsn, Der
teinen Sunten natipnalss Gbrsefiibl
mehr gu beiisen f6sint, aus Sodnben
su nebmen.
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bdb fie fdtptre @erlnite babel erlitier
baben. mas uriers Qlniidt beItdttet.
bdb bic beutffe pseresfiibrung Dor,
ldufis einen Mnfrei6unssiriss seseu
bic gllIiirten fiibrt nnb. ipie man iiebt
nit benz beiftut Grfolge. 2(ngeii1tS
bieIer Sbatiahen fam man bic Or.
fplse Der Mqiirten ala einen pprr1us.
Sies bessi9nen, na9 benz 2lusiprud
bes aOniss pprrbus, tuelhsr nat si-
mem @rfOIse iibsr bic MDmer 5oste:
y1oa 10 ein Siss unb i'd bin Der.
loren!" 4 f6
Sebt bIiebe nod au eripGgsn iibrig,
iparum bic OeutI6en uift allen @ns
sriffen gum Trob bic @telIung be-
baupten tonnten. Oas lit iebr letdt
gu periteben, fpenn man bic allaemeine
&rlessIase berudildtigt. Das aampfs
sebiet umfubt sans europa. Sn Der
Witte itehen bic beutfhen 8erbiinbes
ten. bic bemnn6 9auienbe bon Msilen
gu befdiiben haben. Sas 5ipingt bic
Yerbiinbeten, an alien Stsllen ssset
cine uebermadt anSutdmpfen unb
iol6es mar aud BEL Gombles Der
San, absr ipie mir seseist baben, ses
uiist bic beutffe Ma9t, 70 Helm iie
aud III, I'm bic glqiirten bon Der
beutI9en grense fern5ubaIieu nnb
ibnen iiirdierli6e Werluite. Bel bsncn
lie iid psrbluten, gu bereitsn. Die
8ldruns, b. 3. Der @idftob BON
beutidsr Seite III aber idon in Der
nG4itsn 3eit 5u ertparten, mann bic
Witterungsperb1ltniife ben s6mpftn
Der aQiirten an Der Oitfrpnt Elm gnbe
MAIDEN iperben. Damn 1T ben 9euts
fden bic M0sIidtsit sessbtn, NIT eis
ner lleberma9t asgen Werbun porsus
ridden unb bic gHtfdeibuns berbei;us
fiihren.
gBas mir NIT btefem griitel ffars
Iesen tpolltsn, lit Der 9etpeis, bab Der
gerluit BON gpmblss uidt BON Der
mtnbsTisn gebeutuus fir ben gerIauf
bss arieges In, bdb er ben plar Der
peutIden @erbiirbstsn nidt I'm Mins
beiten fiort unb bab bic IGiirten, 70
iebr iie aud iubsIn. nod sar ni6t
iiber bic erite etappe ibrer Offeniips
binansselanst iiuo unb trobbem fhOu
oernihtsnbe @erluite erlitten babsn.
Was Gombles lsogIid benefit, III Der
uniiberipinblide Sslbenmutb Der beuts
T9en 9ruppen, Der ben idIieBliden
Sies unferer Saae nit Beitimmibsit
uerbiirst.
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Stt, 0abrftablidba@t
BHrSe seitern Der 25 Sabre alts
@aIter SOnrue su 1Obe &C.
quetidJt.

Gincn srairiiaen 2ob fanb seitern
Sormittag Der % sSafre alte @nlter
Bourne BON SO. 91S sginfte gpeinie,
Dopton, Gp. Or ipnr0e inn slui3ug.
Id)ait Der aonmlifiionsfirma 3. Ben.
bam & Con 9to. 80 @almit GtraBe
5lpiifen Der Wlauer nn6 bem auf5ng
6u lobe aearetitt.
Bourne lpar crit geitern Bel Der
,TrHia cingetreten iirio 6a er nit ben,
apisllg niff i,niSuseben peritanb,
mar CT gan, befpnSers Sapor geipurnf
iuorScn, ben Sobrihibl su bemiycn.
gr ipuroe naA bem iedbiten Stodlperf
eeinnbt, unI bie bort befinbIideit
Siibrter Su fiittern nne als e. iit
fladj iibsr eirler gfunbe nod nift
.Dieter bate ieben lniien tp,irbe elm
aitScrer slngelteuter iiab oben ga.
ianbt. Inn no9 ibm sllsIhan 5u bal.
ten itnb fano au ieinem gntietsn
Bourne ais 0eide 5lpiidet Ssm afuf.
aug iimD Der Bnlb eingetIemlnt. Die
poli5ei bate nit eroben edppierig.
feiten 8n fdnspfeI ele iie bje Qei&e
gerai,sf6affsn eOsuats. u.
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Der 8iearrenfabrifant SarniIcs
Uleuer BON go. 525 @abe Strabc
ipurae seitern BON Siifter sleranber
I'M 5000 Inb bic Soften beitrait,
,pril er n,iberedDtistcr @eiie Dos
Union 2abel Der 5iserrenmaher.
llnion beiriist bate.
llutcr Der Gnflage ber b0sluiIliscJl
gigerttbuuls5eritSrung tpsiroen Die
@ri,Ser garl illb Sanil,el Carroll
aus GIeDeIano ben GroBeidbporeren
iiberrieien. Gle ipiiroen bonn aorp,.
raj aorers perbaitet, Der bcba,iptei.
iic babel erlpiift sil 6a6en, ipie iic
Retaaireifen itahlen, NIT meffen bic
Sd)ienen Der Geleiie Der Cincinnati
anb Columbus Traction Go. in Ger.
race Varf ber6unoen tparen.
Gu einer Celebrate pon $50 ,lnS
Soften .puroe Sod Votpea pcrilrtbeiIf,
neil er @ett,etteI in ietrem gcIit .lc.
babt bate.
Sreb gornran Soiepb JoIen ilnn
George Softer, orei Bel Der Soicph
Vee6lea & Sons 60. nnseiiellte
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bic apiten beitraft, ,ueiI jie init ibreu
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urtbcilt, tpdbrenb slmos aeap ipeprn
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aoiten erIescn muBte.
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Ct nidt ai,f Elm eignal bes Wertetrs.
pcIiiiiteH Grof nreebalten hattie.
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nnt,uorten unb wuroe aud fd)uIbis
bcf,inten ,sno IN jebem Unle nm 80
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lung efnleBeu min, ipiirDe BE llr.
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Cbue 0eate
Tnbteu Ginbrther ab3iebeu, bic Is
amf bas TOitamt in &iiins Suu,
Saby absdebeu batteu.

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poitantt Don Sitting Gun, Ssrto., ab.
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Dpnamltt ben gdrar,t tbeiIipeiie ee.
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men es aagenide;nIih, neil bic Gr.
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angit ,m6 beiuerfiteaisien baIrn ibre
SIuff in einem Gutomobil, oas iie
borber pcrlorgIih bon 6reo 1lblma1l.
iiet BON Rijiug S.tn geitohen batten.
Sic ilibreir BIB nod aatureflcebnrg
unb IieBrn bort oas sli,tonobil int
Gtid, oueenideinlih ben fur5 nod,
feds ubr @orgens nah Cincinnati
fobreiibcn 8ug tierber ber,iseitb. Die
bieiiae pclibei rpuroe crit beoeiiten6
fpGter Don benz ginbridsperiih be.
nafrid,tigt. iino icrrit foniIten no.
tiirIif bic @iitbreber nift 6ingIeit
gcmadlt tperoer.
9ie G:nbreher itatteten suerit in
aiiiiie Gun bem Giienipoarengeit1ft
bon q. Q. Gibion einen 8eiudj oh
nno lici,en San6perfs5e,ig ictoie
au6 periddeScne Ieden sum llravi.
Helm beg GeIbftraltfs nlitseber. Gle
brattcr cine 2ahims Dpndntit gum
erpIDbiren, tpchtrf) Der Guopi bcS
SeIbid)rairfs abeeiprengt tplirbe. Sn.
ioIge beg 2drrns, peld,en bieie G,.
oIoiiou berIrindJte, niilien bic Bur.
iten es NIT Der slreit befoninlea bn.
beiL 6enn lie ersriifeH bnIin Die
5Iid;t. Ser giiibriid&periuf ipuroe
erft beSeutenb ipdter e,itbedt. ba slie.
manb Der grpIoiion beiom6ere gead,.
t,lng ifentie, in Der aiutahme. bag
lie i'm eiSbdiis itattsefunben babe.
Die Epur Der @uridEn ipitr6e bis
nod Salpreipreburg uerfolst. no bic
goli5et bas i'm Gtid) eelaiiene geitob.
IeLe sliito,nObiI fanb.
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Cberlebrerbereiit
Salt am Gamitas ieiue grriamm'
lung in Der Diattsrminu Saae

Ser Geuiid,c OberIebrer gerein
piro iif am Samitag gtaf,niittag I'm
Gin lIbr oil einem aemeinid)oftliheu
.piittagsmebl inb acknowledgements
@eifditsiisilna in Der 9fatiernrann
&nac, i'm pierten Stodmerf bes De.
odn5es Der Geitiden @egenfeitigeil
8eriihermasaeielid,aft in Der Glib.
rciiefe Der 12. iinS g8nlnut Stra.
BE perianlneln, aber natiirli6 lperbe,i
bic Scrren paonsogcn iiid)t Ole Dicr
greppen 5ii flcttern baben, ba eiii
ietr beauenIer Jabritubl gu bicier
Sale, oein Seim bes Geiitiden Git.
terarifden aIubs fiibrt.
@elegentlid) Der @eidiitiibling
iitb Derfdbiebnee ,pidtige Dragen 5u
erlebigeit. On erfter 3inie ipiro Der
@nhuurf ber ,,nIgearbeitete,, Sntul.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-27
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