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TO CRUSH ROUMANIA

LONDON, Oct. 22.-An the reports now show that Hndenbrg has suddenly resumed the offensive to crush Roumania as quickly as possible Mackensen with terri fc infantry and artillery assaults is hammering in Do0- ruda in the effort to seize the important railroad running from Coustauza and it is admitted that the Russians ana Rouuanaus age retreatng but in the most orderly man uer Military experts are wondering what Will happen Il te Rouuanians and their allies are driven back the whole
 way and caught in the bend of the Danube near its mouth
 is feared that if the defenders have not made their way of retreat secure across the river terrible disaster might occur.
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PROTEST IS SERIOUS

LONDON, Oct 29-Copenhagen reports that zim-
 ean German under secretary for foreign affairs, de- cares the German protest against Norway or any other nation interfering with German submarines is most ser ous. Zimmerman declares that the Norwegian embargo violates paragraph thirteen of the Hague agreement He also says that interference with merchant submarines IS too drastic and incompatible with neutrality.
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COLD IN THE WEST

LONDON, Oct PA cold hard wind is now driving across the battle ground of the Soe and IS telling on the soldiers on both sides The British have resumed the offensive along five thousand yard front at SchWaoen and Le Sars and after advancing three to five hundred wards have captured trenches at Stuff and Regina for several hundred yards and many prisoners. British counter artillery attacks have also destroyed many Ger man batteries and their emplacements.
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SULZER COMING

JUNEAU, Oct. 23.-Charles Sulzer democratic candidate for congress, left for the Third division yesterday morning. (This probably means that the Farragut passed by Juneau yes terday morning.)
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HOUSE FELL ON HIM

A house or part of a house which he was removing today fell on w. K. Scheffler and severely hurt him in the back and hip. He was removed to the hospital but pr. Sloan does not think the injuries will be serious.
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HONOR GEORGE PALMER

The citizens of Anchorage and vi- cinity have forwarded a petition ask ing that the name of Pennington Sid- ing be charged Co Palmer in honor Of George W. Palmer the pioneer mer- chant.
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HALLOWEEN DANCE

Asheot and piIIow-siip dance will be given next Saturday evening under the auspices of the baseball club. Frank Ennis and Frank Cotter will have the direction as chief officials of ;he club.
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s. s. Alaska Split
 By Its Cylinder Scheduled Trip Via Panama Canal Has to be Cancelled.

SEATTLE, Oct. 22.-The steamship Alaska was split by pressure of its cylinder for the entire length daring the last trip out and it's scheduled sailing for Philadelhia in November has been cancelled. Two months will be required to make the repairs be- fore the vessel can be sent to sea.
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GERMANS SMASH FORWARD

BERLIN, Oct 22 - The offensive inaugmated by Mackensen is now smashing it's way through the main positions of the Russo-Roumanians in Dobrudja. The chief successes have been south of Rachova or Ras- ova on the Danube about midway between the north and south Rouanau borders. Our troops have captured the heights of Tza northwest of Sa and have also taken Aulchioya and three thousand Russian prisoners.
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CAME ON ALAMEDA

The following arrived on the Ala mcda on Sunday morning: w. C.. Edes and wife, R. J. Weir, Frank J.. Cotter, John Roman, J. Mayer, Mrs A. L. Ticlner, A. Wolf, V. Stine, and 9 Steerage.
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PROTEST TO NORWAY

CHRISTIANIA, Oct. 23.-The German minister to- day presented to the Norwegian government protest against Norway's embargo on submarines The caOmet has made no answer yet and has given out no indication of what it's answer will be but the cabinet is in session.
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WENT ON ALAMEDA

The following went out on the Ala meda Sunday morning: J. M Elmer, Mrs. R. Kerr, Ole Anderson, A. J. McGarry, Mir. and Mrs. Quinlan, W. J. Roberts and two steerage.
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NEW AUSTRIAN PREMIER

VIENNA Oct. 23.-Prince HohenlOw von SchiIEngs- furst minister of the interior is now acting as premier It is also believed that he will be permanently appointed to- the position The slayer of the former premier says he will explain his reasons for the assassination before the court He is the son of Adler the leader of the socialists in Austria
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pANCE ON WEDNESDAY

The Arctic Brotherhood have in contemplation a dance on Wednesday evening at which those who partici- pated in the vaudeville entertainment will be the guests of honor.
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TWENTY ONE LIVES LOST
 ON ONE LAKE STEAMER

CLEVELAND, Oct. 29. - The whaleback steamer Colgate, it has just been learned, foundered in Lake Erie during the great gale last Friday and twenty-one were drowned. The captain, Grabnaw, was saved after having been adrift thirty hours. His condition is critical,
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SPAIN AND SUBMARINES

MADRID Oct 23-The minister of state today re- quesed the chamber of deputies not to discuss the tion of German submarine operations In answer to question of deputy he stated that Germany had provi- sonaly promised not to attack Spanish fruit vessels
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GREAT TRADE FOR U. s.

NEW YORK, Oct. 29.-Trygve Earth, representing four leading financial firms of Norway asserted here to- day that Norway has already ordered two hundred mil lion dollars worth of goods to be carried on American ships and that orders an equally large scale will be talk en by this country constantly during the war.
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BRITISH RECKLESS

BERLIN Oct 29-It is officially admitted that theI British made some slight gains on the Somme yesterday Sunday but they made by reckless sacrifice oil ives that was altogether out of proportion to the success gained. ..-
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GERMANS REFUSED

PARIS, Oct 22 - On Saturday the Germans made hree desperate attacks at Sally and Maisonete but all were repulsed with heavy losses. They gained foot hold however, in Blase wood while the French captured a wood north of ChaulneS
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WATSON PASSENGERS

SEATTLE, Oct. g. - The passen- gers to Seward on the Watson are c. w. Fiddler and twenty-steerage.
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WATSON SAILS

The Admiral Watson sailed on schedule time Sunday night. The Evans will make an extra trip to An chorage, leaving Seattle on the 3Oth.
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NoRTHwEsTERN POSTPONED

The sailing of the steamship North western has been postponed Co 9 a m. the 20th.
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HOSTILE PLANE DOWNED ON THAMES

LONDON, Oct. 23.-A hostile plane dropped bombs on Sheeess at the mouth of the Thames yesterday but vas later brought down by anti-aircraft guns. The amount of damage if any, is not stated.
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WOULD ENFORCE PEACE

LONDON, Oct. 23.-Talking for a press association today Foreign Minister Grey declared himself in favor of universal league to force peace after the present war
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AUSTRIA FACES CRISIS

BERLIN Oct 22-The Vienna correspondent Of the Vossiche Zetung reports that ministerial crisis in Aus ia is inevitable The papers here declare however that the crisis will result in nothing than change of ministry.
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HOLLAND FAvORs GERMANY

AMSTERDAM, Oct 23-The government of Holland in replying to the Entente memorandum declares that commercial submarines will be treated as merchantmen
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CONSTANZA IMPORTANT

BERLIN, Oct. 23. - Military experts say that the capture of Consanza is important than the total of the allied victories on the SOmme They consider it douby important because it cuts off Russian aid for Romania
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-03-11

between leRalIsaie hoursrst>the front
door of the Parish Court HodAe In the
City of New Iberia the properly be-
longing to the \bove said Sncc( bsion,
and described 4 follows to wit:
A certain tract\ef wood land Altuat-
ed In the Parish NIberia, Louisiana
containing thirty fSe>-aa%effts 1851
and bouaded on the North by proper.
ty Of Mrs. Ida Burns, Richard Bour-
geois and Felix Patout, on the South
by property of Mrs. Clement Brous-
sard or. assigns, on the East by Felix
Patout, and on the West by E. B. Ba-
yard.
Also the following described prop-
ofty belonging ID indivfsfon to the
above entitled and numbered Success
sion and to Lionel Lyon, to witt
"A certain tract Of land, together
with all the buildings and improve
nents thereon thereunto belong
Ing, lying end kzipgI tusted in the
Parish Of iberia, 11tey q HAuisiana,
containing adj Nlsxfi IL superb.
cial area Of thirty five t35) arpents
more or less, and bounded as follows
North by Public road, South By prop
cray Of Leonce Landry, East by Pa
tout and West BY Dr.. U. s. Perret.
LUC II. LANDRY,
Of the Succession Of
Hubert Landry aud Of hia wife Eel
ma Daniel, both deceased.
& Broussard, Attys.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-03-11
PRUNING ROSE BUsHEs

| Climbing roses should not %
pruned at this time except iof
the removal of surplus or inisi.
fering branches. Every DIT o.
| wood removed now reduces tDe
amount Of bloom the plant VII
bear during the coming season
Roses used In border planning
should be treated in exactly tN
same way as other shrubs, eiosv,
that many of these species VIZ
be improved by having al lnen
old wood cut away once In evei!
five or six years. This voas
mean cutting all the old canes y
within three or four inches Of w
ground and forcing the bush "
throw up entirely new WOOD
Roses used for cut flowers, d.
the hybrid perpetuals, the hJ0'n
teas, and teas, should be seversy
pruned. The hibrid perpesus"
may be cut as soon % lfes''ss
weather Ia past. Pruning o. w
hybrid teas and teas, nowosu,
should be left until the youss
growth has started. 10 w..
cases the plant should be ca' ~ =
within 6 inches or l foot o. ~
ground. -Four or six eyes
stem is about the proper sn'vs
of wood to leave. News bes'''
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-03-11
"AlOHA oE."

Ipce has produced the picture
In most spectacular manner.
His courtroom scene has won.
der full effect; the storm at sea
will exist long time before it lie
eqnalled in realistic effect, and
the eruption Of the volcano is re.
alistic enough to convince the by
percritical. The other southern
scenes are also nicely convincing
while the camera work is good
throughout.
Willard Mack, distinguished as
an actor and author, performs
with expected excellence. Enid
Marley, always good, Is an ap.
propriate type for the Hawaiian
girl, while Margaret Thompson,
Frank BOrzage, J. Frank Burke
and J. Barney Sherry furnish the
support. "Aloha De" 10 an en-
tertaining picture, notable for Ite
artistic beauty and good In other
respects, save for its scenario.
"The Village Scandal" is the
third Triangle comedy featuring,
or To- be more exact, with Ray
mond Hitchcock. However, Ros.
coe Arbuckle, director, lie quite
the individual star, numbering In
his support, Hitchcock, Flora Ia
belle, AL st, John and ridiculous
Harry Met 10Y, this time In char
acter makeup. In q country
town Fatty looses his girl when a
magician comes along.
The locale offers plenty Of op-
portuDities for the funmakinq
ability Of the cast, which have
been seized upon with the usual
Keystone efficiency. The picture
ends rather unexpectedly, but on
doubleday will be as we'll received
u every house as 1t was at the
KDickerbocker theatre.
Elks Theatre, Friday, March H. |
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MOSS CLUE SAUCE
Now ID Cents. Buy q bottle.

Buffalo, N. T., March: Gould
you lick a postage stampi" Ser.
geant George b. McGee. recruiter
for the United States Marine
Corps. standing In the lobby Of
the postoffice Watching for "pros
pects", turned about angrily at
this slur on his fighting ability.
only to face q heavily yelled
woman carrying parcels under
each arm. The woman went on
to say that she would have to
raise her new-fangled veil to do Il
herself and would the sergeant
obligei So the sergeant calamity
obliged, and licked not only one
but several stamps and placed
them OH the parcels she was car
rying.
THE United States Marine
Corps 10 prepared for anything. -
Notice later explained. "even to |
licking stamps for fair damsels in |
lietress."
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FARMERS PLANT
POTATOES.

Lake Charles, La, March O.
Practically Gil Of the Irish pota.
toes raised In the vicinity OF
Lake Charles this spring will be
marketed through the South west.
ern Produce Association. At q
meeting forty farmers pledged
themselves to plant one variety
Of potato, and all at practically
the same time, 90 that the pota
toes will come on the market IN
sufficient quantities to ship.
Planting IL to be completed with
10 Two weeks. Last year the Ne.
ISOLATION handled ninety Ave per
cent Of the potatoes In this SEQ
tloD, netting the growers u q
Oushol.-Ex.
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UNDiNE,

The Bluebitd Phoioplay, truly,
has done some hard hammerIur n
the gates Of art in the last tbirly
days Now comes Henry Quo
with ~ Hdine' at once aslouud.
ing daring aud morally clear
fuller OF legs than any Yiegfvd
festival Otto's Treatment IL us
tural simple and unaffected Al
the picture begins TO unwind W
have a little girl upon her pspss
lap, listening TO her fathers 10
oital from an illustrated childs
book, of the UDdine''. FAIR
tale, as the story progresses "
have the legend of the forest Of
WUnda. p" The love of Undins ioi
the huntsman; the birth Of hsf
baby, her death, and the expit
ton of the mothers sin through
the child's pure love . child nov
grown to womauhoOd--do not
need recouDtlDg.
Ida Schnall az Undine does
some wonderful diving and othW
aquatic performances, and i
linda of the beach, with its score
of nude and sturdy.legged dan
sells, can be located and Cbafted
it means Wholesale male desef
tion Of Palm Beach and all Other
Elks Theatre, Saturday, Msfch
18th.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-03-11
THE CANE CROP

The weather b as been dFy 80 i.
ing the past week in the !. 80. Al
ana sugar district ana sh 80
work has been very active ~ IN
well advanced. Spring anu ~
plant cane is showing vel y a
fields throughout large s'oa -
everywher the crop prosp'sa
are pronounced excelleDs ...ts
rain would be welcome % -, J.
has been quite an extepo0'
riod of dry weather.
From Cuba comes the repo'' III
a rather persistent drougnn i
factories are grinding TO 'Ds" n
most capacity and aside ff0I 4. 4
probable effect of the drouss
next years crop no speo's..s
plants are registered 10
land. The Louisiana Pisps
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JUST TO GET EVEN.

Wife-Now, John, my sister
Belle and her steady are going to
call on us tonight. SO You must
act the part OF "a ideally happy
married man. She's not Qaite
sure Of him yeti
John (sovsgely)-Leave IL 20
me! That lobster trimmed mo on
, horse trade oncei Leave u to-
mel Chicago NoWo.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-03-11
SUCCESSION SALE
18th JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT,
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF IBERIA.
Succession of No. 1859
Jos. Hebef L Delcambre deceased.

BY virtue Of a comm isslon issued
unto me. the undersignSd, Admins
traitor out Of the above said Court
under an order granted on the 7th
day of February 1915.
There will bs sold BIZ the under.
signed AdminFtrator, or q duly au.
thorissd Public Aucti oneer, FOR
Cash for the purpose Of realizing
funds TO pay debts Of the above said
6uccesslon) at Hublic Auction, to the
last and high est bidder, on
SATURDAY, \hs 18Th DAY or
March lbl8,
between legal cal hotrs, al the last
residence Of the de(ea1ed the proper.
~ belonging 10 tbs Rbbve said Succes-
sion, asd describcd\a& follows 10 wilt
Jet. A.certain .gak Of lapd. situst-
ed NJ Petit Anse, Iberia Parish.
with all the buildin&s and imprQre-
meats thereon and tHkrsunto balong q
ing. measuring twenty xwo arpspts,
more Or lsas, bounded tos the North
u landsof Bourgeois And others, on
the South byPusiic fodi, On tAe bast
by Mrs. Felicien Delcaknbre and on
Migues.
End. Aaothsr.csttaln eact Of lapd
pituated In the Pstish 81 iberia %
provements thereon andl tbersunte
belonging containing tAirsy-seven
and one.hslf frkents In upsrncia!
srea, more r fess, and bounded
North North BY Q6sd F9u2 on shs
East by Mrs. Ehile Dsr0sea and en-
the West by 1ptbust above described.
Srd. Anothef certain tractlo lasd
In said ParislJ and State, adjoining
lands above described, togethSr with
the building( and improvement ts
thereon andj thereunto belonging,
containing tyirty-onc and oAe.half
arpents, mort or less, bounded In the
North by Aluhe and Oneil Derbuen,
on the SoutAby Mrs. Emile Derpusn
and Grace oerouen on the EasA BY
the tract ju1G above desc ribbed and on
the West bJ Grace Derouen.
4th. Anbther parcel Of land ad.
Joining thf land just above described,
containing six arpents. In superficial
area, together with the improve
ments thereonto and being bounded
on the North BY Alpine Derouen, on
the South by Grace Derouen, on the |
East BY Grace Derouen and on the |
West by Mrs. Emile Derouen.
9Th. All the movable property full. |
" described In the supplemental In
vent0ry fled ineaid succession.
FBLIOTEN DELCAMBRE.
Administrator.
0AnmasA ! DS011uay4 ANA
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-03-11
WOULDN'T wlGGLE.

Little Freddie Is q bright to,
IN . Texas Sabbath school. He
was being taught that man VA
created ont OF dnst. "Daddy. .
said he, II made . man ont Of
dirt, bat | couldn't put the wiz.
gle 10 him. Times Picayune.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-03-11
Doctor have to report, sir,
that you are the father of triplets.
Politician--Impossiblel iii de
mand recount.

Check bilious half-sick feeling
before it gets serious. A dose OF
HERBINB is the remedy. 1t re-
stores energy, appetite and cheer
full spirits. Price SOC.
Sold BY ESTORGB DRUG co.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-03-11
SUCCESSION SALE.
18th JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
State Of Louisiana,
Parish OfeIberia.
SUCCESSION OF HUBERT Lam.
DRY AND OF HIS WIFE ZELDA
DANIEL. BOTH DECEASED.

BY virtue Of q commission issued
unto me, the undersigned Admins
traitor out of the above said Court, un-
der an order granted on the-th day OF
March 1916,
There will be sold by the under
signed AdministraNpr or duly au.
thorixed Public Nsaioneer, FOR
CASH (for the purpese Of realizing
funds to pay debts~of the above said
Succession) at Public Auction. to the
last and highest bidder, on
SATURDAY the 18th day of APRIL
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-03-11

Headaches that come from q dis
ordered stomach or constipated
bowels are permanently cured BY
HERBlNE. II purifies the system
and regulates the bowels. Price SOC.
nd ~ 19ToRo1 DRUG co.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-03-11
REVENGE Is SWEET.

Teacher: "Willie, what is !, our
gDeat ambitfOuf"
Willie: ITO wash mot hers
ears."-Exchange.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-03-11

Chicken 0ravels and coarse sand,
mixed, r sma)k packages, for the
pdnltry apisspt.
-. D1xxRANn IumDun co.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-03-11

From = Shoe-pen 60 ! shtn-s sn.r
BaRTRzb LuEBfsia' GO Go.
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4 IT. Job Printing. % 70 laillsrd.
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For Job Printing Go ~ 4
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gorgeben MIR feinbliden Sradti9ifz
fen; auf ueutrale @9iffe BADEN mir
INNER bic tpeiteitsebenoe Miidli6t gez.
r1ommen. Sic 2eute miiilen bebenfcn,
bab es bente risfant. 1T, alf Der See
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fes adten. 8enn England iid ieiner
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mub es bic 8erantportllng fir Sic SOL
gen trasen, nidt mir.
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Sting lm Die britiiden Snleln ipirb.
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England 5u belfen tpiinidt. S9 CLAUDE
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leg tbnn tpiu, mas es fann, nm gngs
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geidiibuns Ser ensliidenBradfdifie."
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.Smrnerbamen : 1tnterbaltnng an,
3. Mfai.

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6ei Der ant Mittapod abgebaItenen
Ser mmlntg Ser 9anle,1abtbeilung
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&ornite geitellt, 0os iid) NIT Ben Dir
engagements fir cine groBe Illrn<
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Illrnballe oes Gereins qbsebaIten
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S. Martin, Gra1t 81. Moeller, Srau
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Silberitein, Srat S. &. glund, Irau
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SRI. &bea @uble, Martba ssasmunb,
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gBler, georma 9fto, 2uoo 2epper
ul10 Selen Martett.
Die nadNte. Observation-Disclosures
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filr belteN aus: Jral1 8. 8. @rosfe,
5ran 90. &llbnen Jralt 30. 5ilber-
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.Gliie l1n6 Marie 9alebner, 9(nna un6
Cora 5tabe, Sierra 8orgorot uno
5ran S. s. 8lllnd.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-23
aomiteg fir Ben Maibasar ser bent.
idlcn eb.-lutb. Rinnsfirde.

Die @ereinigung Ser iungen 2el,te
Der oeutiden ep.-lutb. 3ionsfird,e
baben fir ben ONT 9ienstog, Sen 8.
Mtai, I'M z l1br Mbenos in ser Stride
ab5ubaltertoen airhenbnaor Sic fol-
qenoen aomites aufgeitent:
Soncp Stano - Die SRI. Selen
Weltpbal, Marie l11t6 gIi5abetb SOL
termann Mnb MmeIia Bebr.
ganop, 3igarren- unb 8eanut-
Stano 9ie SRI. Norma Meitpbal
uno Garla SoIterman11.
@rab @ag = SRI. Marie Meper
nn6 8ernice @ier.
grfriidlnsen ms Die SRI. Stuff
9oltermam, Meta @tobl, &iIoa
Hoggenfamp, 2ulu Sdyneiber.
9%etorationen - Sic @erren 2atp.
renee 9ieoridien, Otto nntieot, Stu.
quit g4nl5, @uso @epelts uno &ar-
~ Bebr.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-23
usqnattcroiGe" mnh big s1m 20,
Mpril acrG11mt merbcn.

Sic 2epee Snrprobenent Commit
lion benadridJtigte 60 ge1pobner bon
9allern auf ben gitp, Mople un6
Miaom Snleln, 1pie al16 ole 9. g.
S. &N.@. giien6abneeieaidaft, bab
Ole 9altler Bis gum 80. Ds. Monats
ber(aiien merben miiiien. Gle Mn.
lte0ler auf oieien Srleln miilien 6e1n.
na9 tpobl ODER libel lire @ablelia,
te1ten 5llammenpafen l1no aus5ie-
ben, oenn oas @eieb i9reibt nur cine
<loigung Don einem Monat Dor.
.5omeit, mie ole 2epee SSmpropement
Gonmillton biSber feltltellen fonnte,
bat iid Niemano gegen oiele Cut
ldeloung gepeigert ooer &edtsbei=
itanoe 81 Gatbe ge3ogen. 5omit
gebt pieoer Elm alter 5beil ser Mus=
|fiibrll'ta bes Staotper
mes berloren.
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9ienstaa bemtldle Bot.

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