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The Nome daily nugget., 1916-02-24
Paris Admits Great German
 Gains Around Verdun
4. P. <. Service.

A. P. \. Service.
 PARIS. Feb. 24.---It is now clear that Paris is the objective of the mighty offensive inaugurated by the Germans on the western front as while the great attacks being made at other points along the line continue with vigor. the bulk Of the German con cenration Is along the Mouse Verdun front on the line Of the closest reach to the French capital Here the Ger mans have concentrated an immense army and are hamering the French line with mighty blows The forces of the crown prince have been rein forced by some of the finest troops In Germany and no effort is being spared to capture Toule-nejout and Verdun.
 The war offlce announced this eve. ming that the French have been com pelle to evacuate Beaumont and Sur-el north of Verdun and 1t is also admitted that the Germans have re- captured most of the positions recent ly lost to the French at Boise. Heavy continues east of Brabant and In the vionity of Sar-le Mouse. The
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-02-24
MIGHTY BATTLE E NOW PROGRESSING NEAR
 VERDUN

village of Beaumont but are holding solidly along the inner line of de- lenses.
 The report says that there was no possibility of holding the line In the face of the terrific assaults of the enemy who sacrificed men in thou sands in their mad dashes against the French lines. The French machine guns destroyed whole units Of the Ger man troops but could not stay their rush. The action is almost entirely infantry and extends over 4 front of ten miles. The battle Is stll raging
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c. ?. A. Service.
 PARIS. Feb. 24.---The war office un- nounces that two hundred and eighty thousand troops are engaged in wag' ing a terrific battle along the Vnrdun sector and thousands have been killed In the fiery struggle which has con tinued without interruption since yes terday morning.
 The front between the east bank of the Mouse and the limits of the Herbe forests have been evacuated by the French and the French troops have aso been compelled to evacuate the
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-02-24
APP0INTEES PiNCHED TO
 PAY ELECTION DEBTS

lt is said that Thompson and his friends drew the note with the under standing that all those to whom offices would be given would be drawn upon upon to meet the obligation and all who went into the high salaried offices did so with the understanding that they would have to dig up when the note became due. The story has ere ated a great furor and Thompson's 8
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-02-24

the past twenty four hours. The bull letins. also state that the Germans have taken large quantities of war ma terial. including fourten guns and the enemy has also lost twenty thous- and prisoners
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-02-24
p. 0. DEPARTMENT RELIEVES MAIL CONGESTION
ADDITIONAL MAIL SERVICE
 GRANTED INTERIOR ALASKA

informed that the department has just authorized such additional service as will prevent congestion and keep the mail for interior towns going forward without delay.
 The towns of interior Alaska have been making strenuous complaint to the department regarding the holding up of mail matter destined for the in terior owing to the limitations of the
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-02-24
CUMMINGS SHYS
 HIS CASTOR

A. 9. A. Service.
 DIES MONIES. Feb. 23.-Cnited
 States Senator Cummings has filed his certificate of candidacy for the presidency on the Republican ticket and will go before the people at the primary elections seeking endorsement
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-02-24
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\. 9. A. Service.
 SEATTLE. Feb. 23.-The Alaska Bureau of the Seatte Chamber of Com merce was today advised by second assistant postmaster general Prager that the department has made adequ- ate privisions for relieving such mail congestion as may occur on the gov ernment overland mail routes to ln- terior Alaska. The Alaska bureau is
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-02-24
\. ?. A. Service.

CHICAGO. Feb. 24.-The federal grand jury begins today an investiga
 tion of an alleged attempt to bribe the trial jury in the famous eleven million dollar Alaska coal land fraud cases. tried here in 1913 and over which several prominent parties found themselves In trouble. All of the de fendants were acquitted at that time The present Investigations are based
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-02-24
HOUSE COMMITTEE
 PASSES HARB0R BILL
4. ?. A, Service.

4. ?. A. Service.
 WASHINGTON. Feb. 24.-The an nual rivers and harbors appropriation of thirty nine million dollars was fay orably reported by the house commit tee today. The bill, which makes liberal provision for the work of the coast and geodetic surveys also pro vides for an extension of the coast
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-02-24
q. p. A. Service.

q. p. A. Service.
 CHICAGO. Feb. 24-That Mayor Thompson and four of his associates signed a note for fifty thousand dollars to meet election expenses, prior to Thor .psons inauguration and that high salaried appointees of the Thompson adm. a.istration were recently levied
 
 upon to meet 1t. Is the report that Is going the rounds today
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-02-24
OF FRANCIS
 PRACTICALLY CERTAIN
A. p. A. Service.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 24.--The ap- ment of David R. Francis of St. Louis to the post of American ambassador to Russia Is looked upon as a certainty. AS Is customary. the name of the prospective appointee has been sub mitted to the Petrograd government and as soon as Russia intimates that Francis wil be agreeable his name will h> sent to tho senate for confirmation.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-02-24
Germans Claim Extensive Gains

BERLIN. Feb. 2s.-The war office that the German forces have penetrated the opposing lines for a distance of two miles In the north ern sections of the WoevIes district after severe fighting continu ed during
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-02-24
REPORTED BRAND WHlTlOck
 SLATED FOR CAslNE-
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l.. Q. A. Service.
 WASHINGTON, Feb. 24-Aecordne to reports going the rounds in official circles. Brand Whitlock of Ohio late United States ambassador to Belgium. is being considered for a post in the cabinet. The rumors say that there
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-02-24
BURTON FORMALLY
 ANNOUNCES CANDIDACY

time and he has already been endorsed
 by a large portion of the republican organization in this and other states. The senator's Ohio adherents believe that he will prove the strongest figure In the republican ranks at the conven- ton
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-02-24
A. p. A. Service.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 24.--Alaska's trade with the outside world increased in value over twelve million dollars last year according to the figures made public by the department of commerce today. Comparisons of ,bc import and export values of 1914 nd
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-02-24
ALASKA TRADE
 1915 INCREASES
 TWELVE MILLIONS

.9l5 show raise from $64.7ss,245 in ;ie former year to over s76.O01. o1a In the latter The balance of trade in ta}or of the territory is given a- twenty seven million.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-02-24

overland winter service and the pre- sent ruling Is probably the answer to their representations. At the request of interior Alaska towns the Alaska bureau recently wired the department endorsing their complaint against the frequent delay of mail matter in tran sit
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-02-24
CHARGES BRIBERY IN ALASKA COAL
 LAND CASES

on certain statements said 10 have been made to Charles F. Cline, fed who claimed that Fitzgerald had as- serted that he. Fitzgerald, had paid five thousand dollars to one juror in the trial of Albert C. Frost and four co-defendants.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-02-24
A. 9. A. Service.

COLUMBUS. FEB. 23.-Sen Theo- dore E. Burton today filed with the secretary of state the formal announce mont of his candidacy for president on the republican ticket The Burton boom has been In full swing for some
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-02-24

reports says that Gerrnany's great offensive against the verdun lines alone have cost her at least fifty thousand men. Estimates today place the total of the German losses in the past thirty hours of fighting at close to seventy five thousand men
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-02-24
IA TOILETTE HAS PRESIDENTIAL BUG
q 9. A. Service.

MADISON, Wis. Feb. 23.-Scnator La Toilette announced himself IS a candidate for the republican nomina- ton at primary meeting of the pro grsssive republicans held here last night
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-02-24
Grace cunard in "rhe She WoF'' eridsy night, Eagle hall.

will ,be several changes in the posi- tions of members of the president official family because of the reslgna tion or Garrison and Whitlock will be fitted in to i'll the opening made by shifting someone to the war secretary ship.
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 Don't miss the Barn Dance at A. F. Hall Saturday night
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friends are today busy denying the charge. Thompson himself declar.. the charges absurd. Some of tho.e who are not pleased with the Thomp. son administration are threatening to make the reports the subject Of an investigation.
  See Rube In his new stunt al the Barn Dance Saturay night
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-02-24

survey work along the Alaska coast.
 besides appropriatif,g liberal sum for fog signals lights and buoys. The sum appropriated Is five million priation for the same purposes
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-02-24

Begin the New Year right by sub sorliis. fer the Nusset
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-02-24

Don't miss "The She Wolf' Friday night at Eagle hall. Admission 26o.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-02-24

Nome Nugget, s2eO per month Sub scribe now.
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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1916-05-25
WHAT Do YOU THINK OF THIS
General y. s. Grant was Know Nothing!

sure he would have been candid enough to
have said so.
Nevertheless, [ do not contend that this
conclusively PROBES there were no slaves on
the Missouri farm. It leaves the question
open, so far as these Memoirs are concerned.
But here is something that General Grant
did not omit to say as he was nearing the
sunset of his wonderful career
"Most Of my neighbors had known me as
an officer of the Army, with Wing proclivities.
They had been on the same side, and, on
the death of their party, many had become
KNOW NOTHINGS, or members of the
American party.
There was lodge near my new home, and
qc0s imritcd to join 1t.
/ ACCEPTED THE INITIATION.
[ have no apologies to make for
having been member of the American
party.
$ IF a sect sets up its zaaOs as binding
06Oce tie state lars, wherever the two come
in conflict, this claim must be resisted and
suppressed, AT TVHATEVER COST"
What will the Knights of Columbus and
the Princes of the Roman church say to this?
General G1unt qoqS in effect, Guardian
Of Liberty!
General Grant took exactly the same stand
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1916-05-25
Police Department

SOME weeks ago, couple of our fellow
- tourists in this vale of tears put up to
me the question, Was General Grant Szave-
0aUner?
[ did not think it made much difference
whether he was or not; and, having other
fish to fry, gave no immediate time to the
question.
But this morning, after having enjoyed
myself for quite SPELL reading and laughing
over President Wilson's latest war-whoop
Speech mean the one wherein he said that
he knocked people down to save their souls
i turned to General Grants Personal
Memoirs.
These were written, you remember, under
Observation-Disclosures. Cancer of the throat
was eating the Great Captains life away, and
his book was composed in the Valley of the
Shadow, with the wings Of the Angel of
Death beating about his head
[ find no reference to any slaves of his.
On the contrary, the impression is made that
he had none, else he would not himself have
done so much manual labor, and would not
have hauled wood into St. Louis for sale.
He speaks of his failure as a farmer, and
states that he sold the farm, the stock and
Bhe farm implements.
z:sAf he had sold any negroes, myself feel
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1916-05-25

selves Any day any hour that be con-
vinced that these girls will make honest effort
to do better, they taken out and given a
chance. Either the court, parent guardian
commits all cases, unless it be for day two
we hold them pending investigation.
Statement No. Pr am fat old Irish Cath
Ollie from Chicago"
I from Chicago, recommended by the
School of CiVics and Philanthropy.
| weigh 155 pounds and am in excellent health.
Have been a Presbyterian from early girlhoOd,
being member Of the First Presbyterian Church
at Peru Ind. Rev. Harry Nyce, who is Moderator
of the Indiana Synod, and member of the Board
for Dublin College, Ohio, is the PASTOR and has
been for nearly thirty years
Am purely American, without drop of Irish
blood in my veins.
| belong to the San Antonio Chapter, Eastern
Star, Of San Antonio, Texas.
Statement No. 3 is all myth, without an atom
of truth to back it.
Judge Davis is a member of the Catholic
church and gentleman Of unquestonab1e honor,
always ready to extend help and sympathetic the
unfortunate and not dominate from any church
preferences. Indignantly,
MRS. c, l.. GRAHAM,
City Police Woman.
San Antonio, Texas Box 60.
P. 81 trust you will give this the requested
prominence in correction as will feel compelled
to ask the Southern Messenger to do SO if you
do not. I should dislike to do So -
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1916-05-25

as that now occupied by General Miles
General Grant, with his dying breath, de-
clared that the claim of any church to set
up its laws over State laws, where they con-
ficted, must be RESISTED, AND SUP
PRESSED, At JVHATEVER COST.
At that time, the Italian potentate who
makes laws for the Romanists of this coun-
try, had not published and put in force his
infamous Ne ten2o1o decree, which annuls the
marriage laws of the States.
At that time, the Italian impostor had not
promulgated his monstrous M0tu Proprio
decree, forbidding American Romanists to
apply American law to the oath-bound sub
jects of Rome, the priests
The Ne tenoere decree has been in operation,
ever since Easter, 1908, and it has shattered
perfectly legal and happy homes all over this
Union.
The Georgia priests have had the lawless
audacty to enforce it, in Georgia.
The Motw Proprio is also in operation; and
no Romanist layman dares to sue or prose-
cute priest, IN q State court.
Therefore, we have reached the very crisis
at which General Grant declared we should
resist ,R0n1e AT WHATEVER COST.
And we are going to do that very thing.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1916-05-25

Now let us catch our breath, and calmly
view the ground where we must shortly lie,
and see where we are at.
"Statement No. l."
The indignant Police-matron first denies
my charge, in toto, and then admits 1t.
Her mental reservation and evasion hinge
upon the words "Sentence" and "defnite."
She vehemently denies having sentenced
any girl, Protestant or Catholic to the Cath
olic Laundry hell-hole, which lives under the
unctious name of The House of the Good
Shepherd, and yet, in the next sentence she
says
''When delinquent girls are held, all de-
ponds upon themselves. Any day or any
hours that aOe can be convinced that the girls
will make an honest effort to do better, they
are tahen out, and given a chance.
Either the court, parent, or guardian COM
mits all cases, unless it be for day or two
we hold them pending investigation"
Merciful Father does this Chicago woman
realize what she has admitted?
What's she indignant about?
We Protestant Americans are the ones to
be indignant.
Does this indignant Police matron allego
CONTINUED ON PAGE EIGHTH
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1916-05-25
The Police Marion of San Antonio Texas
4 i'm the Jeersonan. She Gets il!

THE following letter has just been received,
and promptly render obedience to the
indignant Police matron's demand for a
prominent position in our Jeffersonian:
CITY OF SAN ANTONIO
Police Department
- Robert Uhr Commissioner
Clinton G. Brown, Mayor
D. H. Lancaster, Chief of Police
Mrs O. l.. Graham, City Police Woman
San Antonio, Tex, May IL, 1916.
Editor Jefersonian, Thomson, Ga.
Dear Sir: personal friend of mine who has
been subscriber for The Jeffersonian, noted in
your issue of May the article headed mo Church
Should Infict Lifelong Imprisonment on Women,
Nor Hold Boys and Girls to Involuntary Servi-
tude,' and the vile attack upon me contained
therein. Knowing the falsity of the same, she
hastened to bring it to my attention
Now that you have published this article 1
request, and very strongly, that you make public
and IN the same way, on the front page of your
paper my correction.
Statement No. l says that I sentenced Prot
estant girl to three years labor in the Catholic
laundry, without warrant, without any sort of
trial. and without the slightest evidence that the
girl had done wrong. This is abeolutely false,
without the semblance of truth in it. have
never sentenced any girl, either Protestant
Catholic, for any definite term anywhere When
delinquent girls are held, all depends upon them
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No. a..

tpenOig oie io5ialiitilde s(aitation
ut, be'onoers oub lnter Sen ae.
iperfldaftli6 organilierten 9(rbei.
term sSSn @ort lno Sbriit milf
len mir Oen 2ellten irnmer tpieoer
begrelflid moden, ipie nottpenoia
Die politiid]e ne6en ser getperfibaft-
lid3en Organization lit, niiIien if
ten niht MIR 8erit6nbnis, lon6eru
ouh Siebe llnb 9egeiiterllng fir oen
So5ialismus beibringen. llno muB
es llnler geltreben iein, itets ne,,e
Hefruten fir bie io5ial-repoIutio-
nre slrnee, 5. /. Mitglieoer fir sic
So5ialiitild)e Eartei su gelpinnen.
gei Der NotinaIpobl 1912 ipur=
ben i'm Stoot Sbio 88, 500
| o 3 q [ I'll de Stimmen
a5segeben, 10 b baB 10 pir Ell
men 9erluit BON 55 prp=
sent 5u per5eihnen boben.
9lehnlide 8iidsdnse bes losialiIti=
lten Votums tperben fat bon allen
Staoten gemeloet uno 1deint es.
oaB oas 0eIamtpotun in ben Ser.
Staaten lon9e niht bic 0Dbe bon
1912 erreitt bat. Nir muiisn nit
oielem g}ieoerIhlng uns ubfinben 70
gut mir tOnnen uno bur6 unermib=
ltte Sr9oniIatins= unb 9laitotipns=
orbeit ben!iihen, bic Sharte 10
ihneIl pie mDgli6 pieoer aussuz
pesen. Gs mag marhsn 0enoiIen
gum Sroit oiener, oob mir bic Sc
pibbeit bnbsn. oab Die Stimmeu.
peId,e bic aunhiooten Der Spsio=
liItiiheu Qartei Bel ben Nopember=
pablen erbielt, bon tpirtilhsn, iiber=
seustsn SoaioliIten abgeseben pur=
Den uno fDir alle llnt!dren llllo liIt=
5uperldflisen Glemente Iossstporten
iinb.
9lber idlieblih muffen mir uns
bob aufs neue bemiiben, oieie un=
tluren unp un5upsrldiiisen GIemente
tnip0pr al nptninnen mn rn;f ihreu
uno anoeren neuen GIementen ihli.Rz
lib 'tart genu9 gu iperoen, I'm un=
isre iosiaIiitiihen grunbidse unb
Sbeorten prottiih 81 pertperten. Oos
heibt alio, mir miHsn itart senug
tperoen, UNI Die politiide Moht in
Staot unb Staot gu erlansen, UNI
nit 6iIfe berIeIben bic irt1haftz
lite Jreibeit SIT errinssn.
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Sie Scitimmna Scr Nrmcc-gia,

ncldlc Dem Trdlloentcn oas Hedt
militdrlid)er 3pangsausbeblng gibt,
loltct: @enn ans irgeno eineur
8rlunoe lid nidt aeniigeno ssreiipiI-
lige nclOen, um Die 9icierue-9atoiI.
lone III Der uorgcldricbenerl St0rfe
sii bultcll, 10 ioI cine 9enii9cnoe
3abl Ser ,rorganiliertcn Wiilis in
Den Iienit ser Ser. Stotcn gcsoaeu
lperocli INN ieoes folder 9otailoue
III aenllgenoer Starfe sii baIten."
Die "ilnorganilierte OiiliS" be.
'tebt befannttidl aus alien 9iiraern
III gclulliem slltcr. Der Er1liocnt
bat uI'o 0as geIetlid,e 9eft, i'm
Soil zines Griegcs obne neiteres fir
oen Wtilitdroicnlt eintreten al Ial.
len imo Der &ricg miro erfIdrt
ollrdl oen Trdiioenten uno lcine
Nnbdnger i'm aongreb.
60 miro in 9lmcrifa ocm 0oIfe
Der nilitiriIfe 3tpongsoienlt ouf.
oftropiert.
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8ablreultat int staate uno iojialitii4e Agtatou.

neil lie filrdteten oaB penn lie
fiir Die aanoiooten ser SosioliIti-
lben Fartei itin1nen miiroen, lire
Stlnnen meggemorfen leier, uno
oonn Sugbes, ser slrbeiterfeino, ae.
luablt piiroe.
Tiele gllten Seute iinb eben feline
itber5eugten So5ialilten, ionoern
Geboren 5lt oeu groBen Souien
l!n5uTrieoener, Die gelesentlih, lpenn
l'c Der Sdub 81 itarf oriift, ibren
llnmut am StimmfaIten ooourd,
ollsorilden, ooB lie fir sic raoifal-
lte Sppoiitionsportei ei:ttreten.
Die $4,000 81bIer, sic fir Sic
'o5iaIiltilde Tnrtei eintraten, limo
tlarIebenOe, prin3ipienieite Wtdnner,
Die nidt MIR in eeIegentlid,er Nlui.
mollung fiir bie io5ioIiltiide Sadie
e!ntreten, ionoern oie lid, aelobt
Goben lhre gdn5e aroft Dem So
5iallsnllts 5ll miomen uno BEL al
len 0elegenbeiten nid,t MIR an
Mahltage ibrer io5iaIiItiihen lie
ter3elgung gen1oB 5u bonoerl.
9lltber Den gelegentlihen Ntit-
ldllern babcn mir ouh sic Stin1.
men Ser 9lud. So5ioIiIten perlorcn,
fie iniolge oes @irrporrs, ser
ourd oen @eItfrieg in pielen Sop
ZEN Scr oi,Tgetlarten 9lrbeiter OH
gerlhtet lpurOe, ser ioSialiltiihen
Sadie AFFIRMING lpuroen. Mand)c
bon ibnen baben cine idlfpanfenoe
9aItlng eingenonrlnen, ntanhe aber
ilno gan5 llno gar in oas Soaer
Ger berrItenoen aIalien iiberae-
aangen.
Sollen mir iiber oieie perlorcncn
Hriloer" alagelieber anltirlnlen?
Bar5 I'M 8ege,lteiI! Gs lit fir
Gle io5ioliItiihe geipegung MIR sum
Fer nieoer SIR geraoen Ii. iid)eren
nente 10 Id)nelI ipie nogIih i,niere
Sad)e uno lmiere Tartei perIaI.
len ilno lid nid,t crit ipGter in
ihrer lpohrer 6eItaIt 5eigen. llebri-
gems glbt es inter ben 8croIien,
Sle ibr oaterIduoiifes lno potrios
Tides 8eIilhl Ieit slusbrudl oe3
SSeltfrieges iiber ihre io;iuIiitiidle
GinIidlt itellen, gor mnuhe, Die iest
ld)on einIehen. oaB lie irrefiibrenoe
Niaoe eingeId)Iagen haben lmo oa.
fer ipieoer sur aeraoen no Iideren
Wahn, bie Slln! iosialiltiihen 3ieIe
fiihrt, 5rriitfebren. GhrgeiSige
Strebcr ober, Sic i'm Eager Ser
hcrrid)enben alaIie ihre ieIbitiiih-
tigen lno geidaitIidcn SntereI'en
bciier gelpabrt Iebel,. oIs I'M ioSia-
liitiIdlcn Sager, Ieben mir ohne Se=
Ouuern bon ms Id,eioei1.
Gs iou ser slusgong ser Iebtcn
@nbIen MIR eln ipciterer slniporn
fir Sic iiber5eugten SoSiaIiiten iein,
,mel,tlpegt Sen aan1pf Ser MlffId-
rlng peiter sr Iiihren. SSir bnbeu
am @uhltoge 8eerId,uu sehaItcn
ilbcr sic Sri,ppen ser ioSiul.repo-
lltiondren slrnlee ltno huben geIe-
ben, oab ihre 3ohI nod, uerbalt-
nisrdBig SIR eeion1ten slrbeiter-
it1oit ocs 2anbes. iehr sering lit.
Gos Seigt llns abertnols, wie not
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Giterariif)cs.

Soebcn erltienen lno omrd) oas
.Gdo" su bc5iebcn, g. 3. Noien-
heres neue oihterilhe 8erfe
y&ricg ocm Sriege", aue Ebaien
oes @eltfrieges in portrefiliher
@eile bchnnoelt.
200 Scitcn MIR SOC.
&pn oen1ielben 0ihter:
r@icbcseliid unb 2icbcslcio"
Cine Somnlllng auseeseid,neter
lpriifer 8eOid)tc.
9tur 25c.
ferncr: Tiunier-&alenoer
fir 1917.
Ercis SOC.
Ser bette ,rnb intcrelianteItc
@oIfsfalenoer in oen Ser. Staoten,
Ser in feinenl slrbeiterbeim ieblcll
iollte!