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The Irish standard., 1916-07-15
YAQUIS DEVASTATING
AMERICANS PROPERTY
Take Advantage Of Withdrawal Of
Mexican Troops From Southern
Sonora-Peons Suffer.

Mazatlan. Mexico, July 10. - Yaqui
Indians taking advantage of the with
drawal Of Mexican troops from South,
ern Sonora are reported here to have
crossed the Yaqui river and invaded
the lands of American settlers and tho
Richardson Construction company, de,
vastating all property except company
headquarters at Esperanza, where .
Mexican garrison is maintained.
The navy collier Nanshan is expect
ed to leave La Paz shortly with 81
refugees from Guaymas and La Paz.
The poems at La Paz are reported
suffering all the rigors of famine. Mer,
chants there absolutely refuse to &C,
cept Carranza currency. Horses and
mules are dying in large numbers
The Irish standard., 1916-07-15
u.B0A1 TRIP TAKES IS DAYS
BRINGS COSTLY CHEMICALS AND
DYESTUFFs TO BALTIMORE.
German Submarine Merchantmen 4
Carry Back Nickel and Rubber
Needed by Army.

Baltimore, Nd, July 10.-The worlds
nrst submarine merchantmen, the
German underwater liner Deutschland,
has anchored below Baltimore.
She carries mail and q cargo Of tons
Of costly chemicals and dyestuffs and
Is to carry back home similar amount
Of nickel and crude rubber sorely need.
ed by the German army.
Throws Caution Aside.
Sixteen days out from Bremerhavep
to Baltimore, the submarine reached
safety between the Virginia capes at
1:45 o'clock in the morning passina
In on the surface covered by heavy
pail of darkness which settled over
the entrance of the bay with the set
ting Of tell-tale half moon.
Once inside, the visitor threw eau.
ton aside and began shrieking his
siren, signalling pilot and at the
same time attracting the attention Of
the tug Thomas F.. Timmons which
had been waiting in the lower bay for
nearly two weeks to greet the Deutschl
b1Au 0AN SOAVCy uCi 1ASO pOlts
Merchant Flag Flying.
Three hours later, at 4:45 o'clock
the big submarine started up the bay
under her own power with the Ger
man merchant flag flying. 1t was pi,
loted by Captain Frederick D. Cooke
Of the Virginia Pilots association and
conveyed by the Timmons.
Regarding his vessel as a merch,
antman subject to no unusual restric.
tons, the skipper, whose name is said
to be Captain Kairig, went up the
Chesapeake without waiting to notify
local customs and quarantine author
tiles Of his presence. He was five
hours away before Norman Hamilton,
collector Of Norfolk-Newport News,
heard the news, and started on his
trail aboard the coast guard cutter
Onandaga.
Little was known here about what
happened during the epoch-makina
cruise across the ocean, which in q
small measure at least breaks the
blockade on German trade with the
rest Of the world.
The Irish standard., 1916-07-15

A recent cablegram announces the
appointment of the Rev. Joseph Burg.
gran Verheijen, ]. U. D.. chaplain of
st. Francis Hospital, New York, as
honorary canon of the Cathedral Chan.
ter of the Archdiocese of Utrecht in
the Netherlands. 1t is believed this
honor has been conferred in recogni.
ton of Father Verheijen's contribu.
lions to the ecclesiastical literature OF
his mother tongue.
The Irish standard., 1916-07-15
10000 U. s. Troops On Border.

San Antonio. July 1.-THE United
States now has more than 10000 troops
on the Mexican border. This army il
being constantly increased by the an
rival Of militiamen. The recent raids
in this Big Bend country, and the re.
ports that large band of Villistas ID
headed that way. has caused General
Funston to plan the disposition of most
Of the national guardsmen in that r,
gion. The Big Bend country presents
great difficulties to the maintenance OF
an army. as each town must be reach,
cd by motor trucks.
The Irish standard., 1916-07-15
FLORIDA paper
B0YcoTTED BY
GUARDIANS
FLORIDA PAPER TAKES FIRM
STAND AGAINST BOYCOTT OF
GUARDIANS,

1t having been made known that a
boycott was to be established against
the Ocala, Fla, Star, the editor of that
paper comments as follows:
1t has been reported that the Star
and its contemporary. the Banner, are
to be boycotted by the Guardians of
Liberty for denouncing the policy ad-
vocated by Cats and Parker We
will be sorry If such is the case, but
we are glad to be able to say that such
policies cannot find any newspaper
support in Marion county, and we dare
say that we will be able to survive any
such boycott. 1t wouldn't make any
difference if we couldn't. We would
rather be dead lion than live
hyena, and papers that preach the
Guardian of Liberty doctrine are en-.
tirely of the hyena breed.
No better description of the Guar.
deems has been written.
ENGLISH CATHOLIC EDITOR HAS
LOST THREE SONS IN WAR.
Mr.. John G. Snead-Cox, editor of the
London Tablet England's leading
Catholic paper, has just lost the third
of his four sons in the present war
Midshipman Herbert Snead-Cox, 16
years old, went down with the battle
ship "Indefatigable" in the great sea
fight in the North Sea. His two elder
brothers, Richard, Second Lieutenant
in the 3rd Royal Scots, and Godfrey
Second Lieutenant in the First Royal
welsh Fusiliers, were both killed in
October. 1914.
Mr.. Snead-Cox is the biographer Of
his kinsman, the late Cardinal Waugh
IN. His mother was q member Of the
celebrated Weld family, and his wife
before marriage, was Miss Mary Por
4 eous, Of New Orleans. It was in the
The Irish standard., 1916-07-15

The investiture of IT. Rev. ]. T.
O'Connell, rector of St. Francis de
Sales cathedral. Toledo, O., and Ri.
Rev. A. ]. Schwertner, Chancellor OF
the Toledo diocese, as Domestic Prel.
ates took place in the cathedral, To.
ledo. on June 10. Bishop Schrembs
celebrated Pontifical High Mass at 81 80
q. M. conferred the honors and preach.
ed the sermon.
The Irish standard., 1916-07-15

At a sale of rare books and manu-
scripts in Philadelphia recently let
ter of st. Charles Borromeo dated
March 4. 1870. addressed to the Bish
op of Bergamo and relating to the Ell
try Of seminarians into the priesthood
was purchased by the Right Rev. Mon
signor Henry T. Drumgoole. LII. d.
for the Seminary of St. Charles Bor
romeo. Overlook, Pa.
The Irish standard., 1916-07-15
Hats Action Against Social Worker.

Halls Action Against Social Worker.
Chicago, July II States Attorney
Maclay HOyne announced that the in.
vestigation Of the charges Of Mrs. Page
Waller Eaton, formerly head Of the
Social Surveys bureau. that she had
given Mrs. Louise Osborne Rowe, sup
erintendent Of the Department of Pub.
lie Welfare, part Of her salary in COM
pliance with Mrs. Rowe's instructions.
had been completed and that there 10
no basis for criminal prosecution.
The Irish standard., 1916-07-15
m'nne.poI'. for shrine Meeting.

Buffalo. N. Y, July 10. - Opinion
practically is unanimous that Mime,
apolis will be selected for the 1917
meeting Of the Imperial council Of the
Shrine. Many Of the decorations con.
tain this greeting: Minneapolis In
1917" A canvass Of the representa-,
hves and officials Of the imperial coun.
ell now in Buffalo gives strength ia
this prediction.
Zuhrah temples caravan has just
arrived here. escorting Charles n OvI
enshire, imperial chief rabban.
The Irish standard., 1916-07-15
1000 CARRANz;sTAs REVOLT
Pitched Battle Follows at Chihuahua
City, Report SAYS,

Pitched Battle Follows at Chihuahua
City, Report Says.
Ell Paso, Texas, July 11.-United
State officials here received a report
that 1000 Carranz'sta troops at Chi
huahua City had revolted
General Trevino led the remnant Of
his force against the disgruntled sol.
diers. A pitched battle followed, il
was stated, in which both sides lost
heavily.
Hundreds Of the soldiers are now re-.
ported fleeing southwark to join Villa.
Mexican censorship has been clamp
ed down on all information coming
across the border making it impossible
to confirm the report.
The Irish standard., 1916-07-15
SOLDIERS Bare
HEADS and BEND
THEIR knees
Members Of National Guard Attend
open-Air Mass in Railroad Yard.

Apropos of the many beautiful and
edifying scenes that sometimes con-
fronts us, there is perhaps none that
ever captivated and touched the
hearts of the people of Sedalia, Mo-,
more than the scene witnessed last
Sunday at St. Patrick's church and
the NJ. X. & T. right of way.
More than five hundred United
States soldiers, members of the First
Illinois cavalry and the Twelfth New
York infantry, barred their heads and
bent their knees when the holy sac
rifice of the Mass was offered by the
Rev. Father Connolly on small table
of rudely constructed altar, erected
on the M. X. & T. right of way, just
south of the Fifth street crossing.
The soldier boys arrived on special
troop trains at 1880 o'clock Sunday
morning and Immediately prepared to
hear Mass. Father Connolly is chap
lain of the Twelfth New York infan-
try and has charge of parish in New
York. This division of troops is COM
posed mostly of staunch Catholics
The writer of this article had occa-
sion to meet number of these sol.
diers in person, and was more than
pleased with their gentlemanly con-
duct and Catholic spirit.
The altar, erected of rough boards
on a vacant lot, was covered with a
white cloth, the only decorations be-
ing two lighted candles. Two men,
bers of the regiment served as altar
boys.
The regimental band rendered sa-
cred selections during the services.
The scene was touching and full of
devotion. During the Mass sixty-eight
members of the regiment received
Communion
Few Catholics in Sedalia, if any,
ever saw Mass celebrated in military
fashion, and were deeply impressed
by the solemnity of the occasion and
the deep sincerity of the soldiers.
In the afternoon another edifying
sight was witnessed at st. Patrick's
church, where the Rev. B. r. McNa-
NEE, pastor, was closing forty hours
devotion.
A perfect specimen of physical man.
hood, khaki clad. Brooklyn guards
man, hastily entered the edifice, drop
ped on his knees and with bowed
head for twenty minutes adored in
reverential silence the Eucharistic
God.
When devotions were over, notice
ably for an instant, were tears in his
eyes. Tears no doubt caused from
memories of loved ones behind. OF
ties broken and of the doubtful future.
When friendly hand of encourage.
ment was placed on his shoulder with
the assurance that his sacrifice was
appreciated quick smile lighted up
his sunburned countenance aud
hearty response of Pray for u.s. Pray
that we may be given courage to per.
form our duties and that we may safe
ly return to our families"
Thousands of soldiers are passing
through Sedalia. on their way to the
border, and for these good. courage.
GUS and stalwart men who are protect.
ing the country's interests and who
are bringing sacrifices for us, let us
often breathe little prayer in their
memory.
The Irish standard., 1916-07-15
Must Paw to Hear Socialists,

Chicago. July 1O.-The Socialist par
ty national campaign headquarters an,
nounces that all persons who wish I'd
hear the Socialist candidates, Allan L
Penson, for president, and George r,
Kirkpatrick, for vice president. during
their campaign speeches. will have to
pay an admittance fee. A collection
between speeches at every meeting.
also. will be taken up, 1t Is said. Mr.,
Kirkpatrick will open the campaign il
Milwaukee July is.
The Irish standard., 1916-07-15

Fifteen thousand persons knelt in
prayer for the safe return of the
American troops from Mexico at the
field Mass of the knights of Colum-
bus in Weequahic Park, Newark, N.
j., last Sunday morning. The prayer
for national, state and local authori.
ties, composed by Bishop John Carroll
The Irish standard., 1916-07-15

Cardinal Gibbons has appointed a
committee of priests to make an in.
vestigation Of all the homes, asylums,
hospitals and schools that are receiv.
ing state aid, in order to put them on
the highest possible plane Of e1ici.
sncy.
The Irish standard., 1916-07-15
BOTH AMERICANS AND I
MExlcANS GUARD LINE

San Antonio, July 11.-Without 4
formal agreement, Il appears prob
able that tho plan Of joint guard
ing Of the border country, pro-
, posed by Generals Funston and =
Scott during their conference at FL I
Paso, may be worked out by Of
ficers commanding troops on op-
" pos'te sides Of the international I
line.
The Irish standard., 1916-07-15

Most Rev. Thomas A. O'Callaghan,
bishop of Cork, died Wednesday morn
ing, June IA. He was born in Cork
in 1899. was educated at Minerva col
lege. Rome. and was appointed bishop
Of Cork in 1886.
The Irish standard., 1916-07-15

Commanding General Maxwell an.
nounces that martial law will not be
suspended and civil law restored until
all rebel arms are taken and certain
fugitives arrested. The number of
rebels deported and in Irish prisons
is estimated at $500.
The Irish standard., 1916-07-15

private chapel of Thomas Weld, at
Lulworth Castle Dorsetshire. England,
that the Archbishop John Carroll, first
Bishop of Baltimore, and cousin OF
Charles Carroll of Carrollton was or
dained a priest after studying at st.
Omer's and Rome.
The Irish standard., 1916-07-15
GERMANS TAKE TRoNEs WOOD
Capture 6arIeaux In East and Check
Russians in West

Berlin, July 1.-THE capture Of
Trones wood. La Malsonette farm and
the village of Barleux by German
troops was announced by the war office
In it's report on operations along the
western front.
The, Germans have checked the Rus.
sian forces, advancing in Volhynia in
the direction of kovel, the war office
announced.
The Russian troops moving toward
the Stokhod line were everywhere re-
pulsed.
The Irish standard., 1916-07-15

There could not be greater act of
cruelty towards Catholic who is
about to die than to prevent him from
receiving the ministrations of priest.
And yet in Cork the chaplain was
refused access to the prisoners.
Though Mass was said in the prisons,
the prisoners were not allowed to at.
tend. 1t is absolutely inexcusable that
in Catholic country military men
representing the British Government
should act as they have acted at the
Portfolio Barracks and in Cork.
Most Rev. John Bonzano. Apostolic
Delegate to the United States, says
that the report that Pope Benedict has
appealed to President Wilson to avert
war with Mexico is news to him, and
he has received no advices in con.
.firmation of such statement.
The Irish standard., 1916-07-15

The Knights of Columbus of lndi-
ana have decided to name the propos.
ed home for Catholic boys after Fa.
Their Gibault, the patriotic priest of
Vincennes. This will be the knights
centennial year memorial to the he.
roic priest.
The Irish standard., 1916-07-15
Accepts Post In First Infantr

st. Paul, July 11.-Governor Burn.
quist received a telegram from Lieut..
Hugh II. MCGEE at Fort Ethan Allen,
VT, accepting the appointment as lieu.
tenant colonel Of the First infantry,
Minnesota National guard.
The Irish standard., 1916-07-15

at the time of the Revolution and used
in the Catholic Church in this country
since then, was read by the Rev. Mich.
ael J. White, who also delivered the
sermon.
The Irish standard., 1916-07-15
ANTON LANG is DEAD.
The "Christus" of Oberammerqau
Killed In Action.

Several months ago y was reported
that Anton Lang. the well-known
"Christus' OF the Passion play at Oh
erammergau, had been killed in bat
tie, but in a few weeks the report was
denied. All doubt now about his be-
ing killed in action recently has been
dispelled by the receipt OF a letter by
Miss Isabel Brown. president OF the
Society Of Applied Science, st. Louis,
from Innsbruck, Austria.
Lang's death, the letter says, was
tragic. He had been sent to the front
with the German army. and the scenes
he saw were so terrible that he broke
down and had to return to Bavaria.
After recuperating he was again sent
to fight and was killed in action.
His trade was that of potter and
his pottery was known all over the
world. Lang had been seen in the
part of Christ by millions.
The Irish standard., 1916-07-15

The most illustrious alu1nnus of
Fordham University, is Cardinal Farley.
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BrDan erR(drt (iC)
flir Opfer Der ]ldQenl
Sn8t, iein (siutreten fir 9ruGibition
babe ieiue ytieOerlaae
bernriadlt.

2incoltt glc6., 16. @ioi. g9n.
s. grpan bat geitern III riner &c.
fatintmadilug erflGrt, Dab cr ieine
gtieoerIage bel Den lesteu 4rindr.
mnbIelt nur' Dem llritonO 8n Der.
oanfen babe, oaB ct iiir aSro1iti.
tion eiitgetretcn iei.
grnan ipeiit n1nn NIT 5toI5 bar
ottf BIN. Dab CT, obgIeif) biele noiie
HepubEifoner iidl BEL Ser 4srilndr-
mail ais Gemofratcn bdtteu regi-
itrieren Ioiien oennoh lit Sc Golln.
ties oes 5toates erp1bIt nur0e,
uno fem 8ruoer Gborle8 it Al
Counties.
Seine nn0 Ieines grllSerS gtie
OerIoge bate er ilr ieine gebaap-
tlineeIt. oaB Die oeiuofrotiidle Bar.
tel Don Den 2if6r SSitereiiea ton.
troIliert lper0e, Den bollpidltigen 9r
meis geliefert. 5olonge oicic Som
trol1e uiht bcrnid)tct iuiirOc, fonne
man nid)t boifen iltRee Scltc our
oetnofratiifen sartci bcrnn5uSie.
ben.
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3e6n get6tet 6ei
Rel1aurant=G t=GinItur5!

9lfron, o., t6. Moi. = SSnfoIge
elmer Grploiion bon 8pnonit, Oa8
bel Den glusgrabuitgsarbeiten oui
einem benadbarten @ruil0itiid be-
nlst rpurOe, Itiir3te 9eitern nn6nlit-
tag Oas alte geacon eSournal @e.
b1uoe 3uianntet, onS gegenuGrtig
&eitoliront3mefen 0ielltc. S0litIihc
@dite purnen lmter ben falenDen
Srilnlmcrn bcgraben. Bis jcst bat
man 10 2eiden 9cboreeL bod lper.
Den nod 5pei 9erionen pernliBt.
lleber 5mnl5ig @erleBte muroen ult-
ter ocn Grilmnlern berporge5oeen.
9aS (iet0ie, init meldent OoS Sous
Suianlnenbrad, mar furdtbar lmo
ruebrere glotS lueit 5ll b0relL io0oB
Die llngIiidBitelle I'M gt1r. nit tnt.
ieu0cu augefitlIt mar. 3ie Notio-
nalgoroc mllBte einbcrufen meroen
I'M Die 0rOmng ollf Der StroBe
oufredt Su crbaltea Inter ocn
llmqcfonnrneu befin0en iid) Smei
uninentifi5ierte gIuftporterinnen oes
&eitnurnnts.
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aGiierte unO 9rieC6en
einigen liC6!

qonoon, 16. 9lai. 8os g(u8.
lp1rttge gtnlt CAB geitern befannt.
oaB Die ibrpebenOen Differeii5el
slpiihen Den g11dten Der 2laiiertet
ltno Briehenlano ouf gii.lihem 8e.
&C beigeIegt porOen iino,. uno ooB
feine 9erIeeling Der gteutrolitat
Urie1enIanOg Hebr itottfinoen
lDeroe.
(Griehenlauo bate oen 6oroerun.
gen Der aaiiertelt ierbiihc 3rup-
ben iiber grie6iide 9abnen nod
5alonifi tronsportieren 5u oiirieu
Elm tategoriides 9leiu entgegen ge.
iteIlt, iuesbolb Die @rlteren orebten,
notigeripeiie @epalt 3u gebranden,
I'M ibre 3tuede 5u erreihen IS
Iheint nun, ols Oh Gnglano uno
5ronfrei9 bon ibrem gorboben abite.
benz
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@drm-Ere0it- l)or(age
i'm 9auS GngGnOmmeR!
Aebnlide gOrlnsc NIT serinsen lin.
tcri6ieOcn bereits i'm Scnat
OurdJBGganScu.

RdIbineton, 16. 1lai. - Dit
295 gegcn 10 Stimincn nabm ge.
Itern abeno oos observation-disclosures
oos @ldB'ibe 5ornrSreoit 8orloee
on lpelde bic Sddifung elmer
9iuoeS. .5orn. 8orlcbenbeboroe uno
bon ~ 2onobonfen boriiebt.
Cine 1bulidbe @orIose 1T bereitS
Dor fiirjerer 3eit i'm Senot our1s
eeeongen iinO Die 0iiferenaen in
Den beioen @orlogen lueroen ipabr.
iheinlidl in elmer aonieren5 atsee.
gIihcil rper0en.
Inter oen 8eltimniuueen oeB obi.
gen @eieses fonuen Die g1uobnntcn
ourd) lofule @erbGnoe 5ormern
@e[0 leiben. Die 3inicn Oiirfen nidt
tpenieer olg 6 s3rp5ent betrneen,
nno Die DdtIeben Oiirien ouf cine
3eitfriit bon 5 bis 36 Sabre ge,
m1brt iperben. Die Sbpotbefen fir
biele 9nrleben ioaen BON ben Ban.
fen ais @rulloIage fir Die glusga.
be bon 5ornl GorlebeH.0bIig
nen benuBt tueroen.
Ginige Der llnteridieoc 5lpiihen
Der Sans uno ScnotporIogc lit,
ooB eritere cine specialization Ser
Sauobnnfen in S6be bon $750000
Die Iestere oogegen lmr i'm getrag
bon $500,000 boriie1t Der &c.
not bat oen MinOeitbetrag eines
9arlebens nllf 5000 feitegeiebt, oas
Saus 1uf Die S1Ifte 0ieier Gum
me. Ser Sen1t ieste fir ii6er-
fdaige 3abIungen cine 3insrote bonI
10 Ero5eut an, pd5rcnO bos Sous
ais SoditmaB MIR 6 9Sroaent Dor.
Iieht.
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grOBe JrieOens=
Denomination!
1000 5rir6ensfrenn6e in Chicago
erflGren It'd fir @nbruns
Oes 5rieOeHs.

Chicago, e5Q., t6. 09di. - Conn
tag na6n1ittag fono I'M bieiigen SEQ
loIieum eine ben 6000 bis 1000
8erionen beiudte g1aIIenberiomln-
lung itott, III pelher gegen cinen
arieq 0er Ser. Stooten nit ben eu-
rop1iicben 3entraImdhten 6ltrd ge.
barniihte 8eihliiiie proteitiert uno
fiir gtufrehterbaItung freunoidoft-
liber 9e5ieblneen 81 ollen Static,
nen Ser 8elt eingetreten ipur0e.
Die Sauptreoner tparen Sinlotbp g..
Sogan bon Columbus, Ohio, &enrp
8oanler bon 9obenport, S5o., uno
Sorace 8. 8rano bon Chicago
ginittnrnlig glttgebeiBen lpuroen
cine &eibe bon 8eIhliiiien, III mel.
den ouf ou8 GnergiihIte gegen Den
ab6ru9 Der oiplomotilhen 8e5ie-
bungen nit ben 3etltrolr1dften ge.
gen Die ilnousgeiebtcn Sesereien
pelde 0os @eihdftsIeben ft0ren mo
oen frieOliden 8erfebr 3lpilhen Oen
berihieoenen 8epolferltngsfIaiien
untergraben, ioipie gegen Die un-
&oltuug zines groBen Gei7
les Der Grsiie proteitier miro. 0ieie
8eihliiiie neroen Dem 8ralioenten,
Den aobinettsnitglieoern, iotpie ben
Mitglieoern oes aongrelies 3ugeitellt
lnernell.
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Gng(i(C6e 9emein6eit
gGgen cuTem6urg!

Berlin, t6. 01ai. (5lnfenbcridt.) J
9t1hrifteu ans Dem groBber8ogtum
2urcrnbllrg beiagen, OoB General
Gireftor 8ctter i'm iitrcuburgiiden
ganotag mitteilte, @roBbritannien
babe es abgelebnt 0ie gerienonng
non Rnbrungsnlitteln no1 2ltrcnt
burg 5it geitattelb auf ben 8rnnO
bin oaB GeutidIonb poieies 2ono
beiebt babe un6 mir aIles berant.
mortlib iei". 0oralif crlpiberte Die
lltremburgii6e 8egierrng an @ng.
lollb, Der Stonopuntt @roB6riton-
niens IN oieier 5ade lei Elm ourh-
otis ungcre9tfertigter. oenn 8eutif-
lnno babe niernols in auremburg
gtobrltngsmittel oiifgetrieben, ion-
bern i'm @egcnteit @orr1te in oos
2ono eeid)afft.
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menige Strei6S in
Oeut(C6CanO i'm Hriege!

Berlin, tG. D2ai, ii6er 2on6on.
SSSn idlogen0em @egeniat su ben
bon 3eit 5u 3eit in ben dusl1noi.
fhen 3eititngen perbreiteten faIiden
@erildten iiber onqeblihe 4rbeiter-
llnruben in 8eitidlanO lteht bic
iebt peroffentlidte anttlife 6tatiitif
fir oos aSobr 1915.
8anoA ba6en in Den erIten IL
Wonoten oeS &rieges bis gn0e 1915
IN gan3 9eutidlono nnr 167
Streifs ober glusItdnoe itattgefun.
ben, an oenen insgeiamt t4,150
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Der AusitduOc I'M Sabre 1915 NOR
Die fIeiuite in Der @eidiflte Dee
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-16
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