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Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-03-24
German Arms Are Blasting the
ShackIes of the Back
ward Empire.
NEW PATRIOTISM is AROUSED
ronest Attempts Of Government to
Solve Problems Encourages intel.
leetuals TO Look For Better
Thinss--Remarkable Exploit
Of a Russian Soldier.

Petrograd.-Out OF the tears and fuf'
ferlngs OF the great war q new Russia
(. being born-n Russia OF fair govern.
ment. progress and economic %solidity.
This Is the belief OF many patriots.
Perhaps II is all a beautiful dream.
The patriots we're profoundly discour.
aged last September when the car
%prorogated the duma. But hope re-
vived and was intensified iiveiold
when Nicholas ne. only called togeth.
or his congress again. but a few days
ago appeared In person at the opening
OF this representative body and vel
coined the members In the name VI
Victory.
Il is hard for western minds 10 com
prehend just what this action OF The
Little Father" meant to the Russian
mujik. To the humble peasant his
car is a demigod. indeed almost an
equal OF the Virgin Mary and the
Christ. For him to personally receive
the peasants representatives was an
inspiration for tho war-driven Rus
sian.
The further proceedings OF the duma
will therefore be watched with more
interest than ever. The body Ia pa
triotic to the last man and the liberal
block, or union OF parties, has de
cided TO forego pressing for reforms
until tho crisis In the nations history
is past.
The Premier. NJ. Sturmer, has a rec.
ord OF conservatism which does not
recommend him TO the liberal elements.
yet. like the czar, no now concillatcs
the mos radical and so combines the
mighty people TO oppose a united front
10 tho German.
The honest attempts Of the govern.
ment to solve the frightful t%ransporta-
tion problem. which has resulted IN
famine In one province with n super.
abundance OF the needed products In
another nearby province, are gen.
orally recognized. The efforts have
not met with great success. however.
Russian Bureaucracy, unlike the Ger.
man brand. is not efficient. But the
spirit In which the problem has been
met. like the v measures taken
TO root out and punish war grating
In high places. have encouraged the In.
te%llectuals to look for better things.
M. Sazonoff, the foreign minister, ia
another government official who,
though a conservative. has gained the
respect and confidence OF the people
II is felt that Russla's delicate rela
lions with her allies and with Sweden
and the United States are In good
hands.
Even II Russia should lose this war
or II should result In a draw, great
changes are TO DO expected. Russian
reforms have grown out OF conflict
Wien Lloyd.George. the British min
lister OF munitions. said that German
arms are blasting the letters Oh back
ward Russia he told the truth.
II was the constan, lncursions OF IN,
Tartars which led to the consolidation
Of old Russia about Moscow. A reigr
OF terror IN the lrst half OF the sew
enteenth century le4 to the formation
OF the house OF Romanod, under whicl
the Russian empire has grown 10 M
present greatness.
Great Giant Awakens.
A century later the waf with Swedei
brought the nation TO a realization o
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-03-24

PEELED me to dig trenches without any
wages. The ofhcer appeared 10 BE-
licvo me, and told a Magyar soldier
TO take mo TO tho stan OF the regiment
for examination.
when the guard and | reached the
depths OF the encmy's positions 10
asked me for a match. which read
lily gave him, as had a boz In my
pocket. lie ordered me to stop. and
obeycd. lie then leaned his rine
against a tree and. taking a pipe and
tobacco out Of his pocket. struck 4
light. Il was still quite dark, and,
taking my chance. with the left hand J
grasped the rifle. while with my right
made q gesture as n intended TO
blow my nose With a violent swing
struck the man On the head with the
butt end OF the rifle. and no fell down
without even uttering a cry.
Having satisfied myself that tho
Magyar was dead. took on his ais
tlnguished conduct medal aud searcneo
his pockets. where found a book,
from which II appeared that he had
been a teacher In a Lemberg school
Dragging the body TO the nearest ditch
laid II down beside the rifle, n ON
tlnued my course toward the ridges
which was I. blow up.
Blow Up Bridges.
u wandered about for the rest OF
The night, and when II became too
light to 20 on i lay down In ONT vege
| table beds behind the ruins OF a peas
! ants hut. From here | was -.ble 10
observe the country. and TO n Out.
from the map which | carried. the
| places where the brifger would most
probably be Having spent the Jay
In this position. | renewed MY wander
lngs nj the fall OF darkness. reached
the FIRST bridge, and saw the sentry
with his rite. On Lceing me. the SCI
try called out, 'Wer Kommtg
Instead OF giving him an answer !
ran up TO the bridge and threw our
hand grenades one after the other
They we're well aimed. and the bridge.
with the sentry, was blown into the
air. The body fell into the river ana
the bridge began to burn.
Not losing a moment, ran to the
next bridge. which lay half a mile DIS
tant. The sentry was standing ana
staring at the burning bridge. without
paying any attention to me. As J APP
preached lung a grenade at a ais
lance OF fifteen PAGES. II struck the
mans feet and both his legs were torn
on by the explosion. Then quickly
threw the remaining four grenadea.
and the bridge collapsed and began
burning
My task wa accomplished, and !
ran away as fast AZ could. anu
reached the destroyed hut where ! bad
spent the previous day. Soon heard
an alarm, which had been raised to
catch me-. Men on horseback ired ard
galloped In search OF me, but luckily
they Just missed ne, and presently
tley disappeared In the distance. An
hour after this uproar | crept out OF
my hlding.place and eventually reached
the spot 'ihere | was first stopped
This time. however. ! managed to SILT
past unnoticed, and. continuing on al
fours, o got within our lines
again. was taken to the stat, ms
exploit was verified, and | received the
st. Georges Cross OF the third degree
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-03-24

The fox terrier was soon at the win.
dow. The check had been Endorsed
"Kiddo llagenbueh." IN care OF his
pa Opposite the signature ap
peared Il mark OF the dogs paw. the
cashier having pushed an ink pad
against II. The money was promptly
paid. and the dog pranced away with
his envelope carrying the amount.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-03-24
Guns endanssr School.

New York. Testing OF the biz Siege
guns at Sandy Hook may close pub,
lie school No. 100 at Coney Island,
nearly nine miles away. Cracked cell.
ings threaten to fail on the heads of
the pupils.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-03-24
Looked That Way.

you know every hoy In this coun
try has a chance to be the president
OF the United States" said the school
master.
ooh. ! know what you're driving at"
said the bright boy; you want me
70 be for preparedness"
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-03-24

bounced by Secretary Re field. in
making public completed customs re-
turns. Total expo II to the whole
Of south Arlorlca amounted to t322,.
OOO. 900. as against s229, 00O,O 100 the
pre- o6dlng Q
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-03-24

New York Assistant District At.
torney Thomas Cur has received from
c young lady a proposal OF marriage
In rhyme In which she asks for ten
yards OF rope II there Ia no hope.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-03-24
Operated on OF Times.

Yonkers.-Mrs. Rose vital. who has
undergone 81 surgical operations. Is
preparing for another.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-03-24

A new nshhook has prongs along its
shank to hold live bait with a mint
mum OF injury.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-03-24

The Bohemian 1915 hop crop lie esti'
mated at 100000 pounds. so per
cent decrease compared TO the crop
OF 1914.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-03-24
psnned.

what is meant by peanut politics,
father?"
It's just a little shell game, my
SON"
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-03-24

Throw OF Colds and Prevent Grip.
When you feel a cold coming on, take LAxA.
TIVE htoMY ouLNiNh ~ ds,ggIyeaa shgse n
NV CHOVnB signature on boz. ac.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1916-08-25
WIN MY Child Take DR.. Kings New
DiaonYerY2

The best answer is Or. Kings New Discovery
itself Its q pleasant sweet ayrup, easy 70 takf.
II contains the medicines which years OF ezp{fi-
Those who have used DR., Kings New Discovery
ongest are Its best friends, Besides every houle
Ia guaranteed II you don't get satisfaction you
directed. Keep what Is left for Cough and coid
insurance.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1916-08-25
Notice to Taxpayers.

Taxes are due AZ soon as levied. State taxes
bear interest from September !. 1916 and County
Taxes from September I, 1915,
On February 1, lp17, the treasurer will make
up q list Of the delinquent taxpayers with the
respective AMOUNT for which they arc In arrear,
and will publish the same for two successive
weeks tefore the 2srd day Of February. IL said
taxes are not then paid he Will make q further
iist Of deIinquents assessed with real estate,
with brief description Of their property. the
amount OF taxes, interests and costs, and will ad-
vertise the same for three weeks prior. to the
frat Monday In April, 1917, and Will soffer said
real estate for. cash the following Monday a ne
Court House door In Bel Air, at 10 o'clock A. NJ
Delinquents assessed only with personally
will be liable after April 10. iei1 TO have their
property. summprily taken and sold after ten
days notice,
Discounts on County Taxesi II paid on or be.
fore July LIST. ~ per cent? August LIST. ! per
cent, September lat, u per cent
Payments to be- made at,hs 'rrssaursr's office
Bel Air, Md.
W, j. sHAAAHA
Treasurer OF Hartford County,
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1916-08-25
MMItR W. PRESTON. Presldsat.
DtNS J. SlttitliiAN. Vice PrssIdeaii
NStPa R. SliArllltlN. Cashier.
Prevent Hog Cholera.

The b. A. Thomas Hog Powder
has a record Of 95% cures OF Hog
Cholera. II you feed your hogs NJ
directed, you need never fear hog
cholera nor any other hog disease. And
the directions are very ample, just
about what you are doing, plus few
cents worth OF b. A. Thomas Hog
Powder In the feed twice n week,
Usually, though. Cholera gets In
before we know Il. Then 1t requires
close attention TO each hog-each hog
must be dosed- land II you will dose
them az directed, you will save better
than 80 per cent. II you don't, the b.
A. Thomas medicine costs you nothing
We--not some distant manufacturer
pay your money back.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-30

filr erblinoete Soloaten. Dor einigen
Sagen ut er coriibergebeno mad GEi.
cago Suriidgefebrt. RAD mie Dor
l.cbt er nit ieinen Spmpa:bien ouf
Seiten Der Aaiirten, aber on ibreit
Sicg glaubt or nidt mebr.
Gcut d Lamb mer1e iiegea,
iagte tSrenh 81 Dem 8erid)teritatter
eiler Gbicngoer 3citung. 9ie a5ron-
5oIcE ieien oaoon and ~il6er5ctgt. tie
madlien England 9erdntrportliG 0l3
ieinc Rfiidt nid)t qeibon babe. er
babe NIT hohen 9eointen i'm britiiden
Stricgsminiiterium geiproden, mo
0eie patten oiien 5ngegebeL 6a6
engluno bdlo om Gnoe iciner Nei5-
belt lei. er femme irnn3oiiid)e Sub.
rer, bic lid nit Dem Gn6iiege 3eutidl-
lnnoS pplig dbgeiunoen b0ttcn. 3n
Cngf1ra herrldle cine Idbme.oe
e5rrd4 uor einem oeutiderGimnrif.
Gr lei critaunt, 10 ihlob 6rend bic
ilntechaltung. mie fnlih man in cen
Gcrcmigten Stoarcn Aie Sicgesau3-
iidten Der fdmpfenoe @e, ter beur.
ihcile.
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Sterni6nnppen.


Gin @ann bon 5errpuiue, Der
lfief gelaoen bate, fiel Wontag
abeno gegen Dos Shaufeniter ser
efelono SfunfpirtbIfaft. 3t79earl-
ltroBe. Spater mabte err oen Sd)a-
Den ourd &ermittluns ser Eoli3ei
nit 500 mieoer gut.
SIM Copeland 9arf ollf ser
Noroieite fano an 9ienstog @bcno
oas critic 5rei : Concert oieicr Sai-
Jon ltutt. 0as Concert, bon ser
9toroieite Militarfapeac qeqe6ell.
nuroe bon elmer groBen Menld)en-
melge angebort.
Die StrnBen6abn @eieaif)aft
miro ibren angeiteuten. Sic ms Mi.
lltdr eingerilft limo ooer eintreten
merDerL in ben erIten orci Wtonaten
llren pollen 2obn ~nlts5nblen uno III
Den nodyIten nelin Monoten ebtilfalls
dber abSilglid Der ibnen Don Der 9fe.
alerl1ng ge5uhlten 2obnung. Die iol-
Aenoen 9ngeiteatert ser Seicald,aIt
limo Wtitglieoer ser Nili3: q. y.
Sloan, &iaiau1 mo Nenrn 0crber
lIn0 Sobn 6ibpotrid.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-30
Ses Naiiers 3ahnarst.

Die Toreingenommenheit unierer
administration qegen 9eutihlano
mo aleS mas eomit in 8erbinorulg
Iteht, ihreibt Ger u. y. 0errolo,
ale &anolungen nnierer 9un0es-
bcboroen aus Dem Got bringt mo
itniere gteutrolitdt ldlief un6 trltmnt
madt, oas 5eigte lid bel Der Can.
Dung oes 0errn Nrthur Jtemton ga.
his. Gieier aus ohio itammenoe
amerifaner lit icit 8poIf Sohren
3dbHdr3t oe3 oertihcn auiiers. 1a8
madlt Den WtamI nnturlih in oen Gu-
gen nuer gut oaiirt iuhlenocn 9ull
oe5beamterl 5t elmer bod}it neroddti
gen Berl0nlidfeit. So nerodftig.
0aB Elm beipnoerer 0eontten oc5
5taots Oepartements Den 2lltftrag
erhielt, mad, NrootInn 81 geben un0
it'd bel BEN Noiidgieren oes Ser
Qensfioro", nit lpelhem Gunpfer
Ser 3nois oie Rciie in Die Scimatb
algetreten bette, itber Den Mtonn 5u
crtun0igeL Ger oen fsniler Dor 3obt-
ihner5en beDobrt. Ser @eante III
terlieB inoeiien, lid nit Dem neroldD-
tigen 3ubnotat oireft in &erbinonng
3u ieBcn. Mtou legte 0oui8 bcim
@edgdng bonn licr feine Shmierig-
teiten III ben Nee; hoh miro ertlart
oaB jeoer Shritt oes o@ero0htigen"
gellnu beobad)tet iDer6en miro.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-30

gen oorbringen miro. ionoern Die
acknowledgement oes Stantsamualts
ourd, eiien geridt ocs angeflaqtet
mioerlegen Iaiien nil. 5r. 4. 9oyle
Iagte:
30 es lid in bieiem 9roseBe nid,t
nur nm Dos 2eben Sir Roaer Gaie.
ments banheit, %ionoern aud UNI Die
@iinIde uno @%offnungen ser iriId)ail
Nation, eriheint es uns nidt rotbioal
3eu9en inter oieier 8eridtsbarieit
aor5llbrlnaen." Gr figte bin5ll,
naB in oieiem Sonoe feline 3eitgen er.
haltlid limo, uno bob es notbmenoi1
lein pllroe, lie aus OeutIdlono Der
5rbolca, mas natirlif bon Scr Re-
gierltng nidJt erlaubt neroen fpilroe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-30
Sin eeitanhnis. nm Sas es ldaO!

YIN OeHaUOHik, nm DuS CO idlnOe
mare, melllt es ilberiebeH por0cn ma.
re. rat Die 9tem gorfer Gun it'd eut-
ihlilpien loiien. 980rtlih lhreibt lie:
sir cine groBe an3ohl ron Ntrmi-
fionsfobrifen lit hieier merifnniihc
arieg EN- mabrer Segell, cine grrct.
tung. Sic maren orauf ua0
0roH, W5uibroom ~GSnbrifer, bic i'm er.
item Sabre oe5 arieges. ais oaes, pa5
Die AQiirtm b%raudlten, nod bier
heracitellt muroe. idlieBen 81 mlliicn
bern ole Miles fabrijiren ibre ptu
milton Jet iel6cr. 0un fonwt
Milo einen 9riea 5ur Jiet
tuna unlcrer Wunitionsiobrifanten
ioaen utr fubren! 60 bat man 0cn
Grieg gegen Deutihlano sur 9et
tltna Gnglnnos gcpreoiat. Gin 60.
Ter EotriotismuS fIrlpobrl
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-30

Sn 8nIbingtun iuiro 0eriidert,
ENGLAND meroe aud I'M Sale cires
&rieges nit merifonii6em Del fir
scine 6lotte beriorgt neroen. @iel-
Ieidt iognr menn SEER 2Silion oi8
eigeuer Snlde oafIr be3dblen iollic.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-30

rT77 $20.000.00 3u perIciben oltf
6irunoeiqentbum in Ga Groiie III
Gummen BON 100000 bis 81 So,
100000 gu SO. Hud5ufrogen bel
9. .. &oI3, Gnntor, 331 Main
StraBe, ooer GeIepbon 352.Wt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-30
Sidlt an Der ensliidlen Naite bat

eiG 0eutIdes Sauhboot eilen engli-
ifen 9ampier oufgebradt. llno bon
oa nah 3eebrilgge geidleppt - oGs
lit Die @oiiptleiitung, uflo ein neiles
9eiIpiel bon Der 9irfianlfeit ser
enaIii6en 9lodaoe, Der ma fem
longe5 Seben mebr p%ropbe5eien fam.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-30

lleber Die Siesesnnsidten Der
AGiirten duBert lid iebr peiiimiltii6
elmer ibrer 5reun0e, Der Mnierifaner
Narton ,5rruh ans Chicago. 5rcndl
miterbdlt an ser britiiden 6ront in
6ianoern EN- eigcnl; 9ln1ltlon3forpS
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-30
ga groiie, Den 80. SUM 1916.

Sin &rieg init Werito iuiirbs Sen
Observation-Disclosures OH Die Aaiir.
ten ein jobes e,loe bereiten. 90,
Gcr eic Jrie6enSIiebe Der
0od'inoiS
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-30
M~ieSerialaanng absclcbut.
2nnopn. Is. Nnni.

Gin Antrog DER @ertbeioigung
i'm Gro5eB gegen Sir &oger Gole-
ment, Ole antlage megen @o6ner-
rotbs nieoer5uihIagen, neil lie mtnr-
gelhait begrilnoet lei, murbe am
Observation-Disclosures bon 2oro Ridter
Rcooina uno Den b~cilitenoen &ldteril
nnh langeren beariluoenoen Ausfiib-
rlingen bon beioeu Seiten abeelebnt.
Grmcis q. 0ople aus 0bila0el=
pbia, Der anpolt Goienents, benat-
ridltigte om Wfittlpod sic @liiociirte
@relie Dor @cginn Der Gerbono(un.
gcns 0aB Ole Gcrtbeioigung feine3ct-
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Stein 6o9uerratb.


S0noon, Is. SUM.
Ter oes So6Cerra'hs ongeflaa-
re Sir Roger Gniemerlt ergriff UNI
Dfittlpod oos &ort uno gnb nit flo
rer Gimme ieinen 8erift. 1rosoent
fonnte man merfen, oaB er unter gro
Der nerooier Aufreaun8 iprnh. Or
belt lid trampihuft NIT elmer 6aro
an @eldnoer ieit, Udbreno Die anoere
nit acknowledgements in oer0mlo
5itterte. Aus ieinem 8eriht gebt ocut-
lid beroor. 0aB iein llnternebmen IN
feltler @eile BON 0eutldlano unter-
ltiltt moroen lit. Seine @orte oar
llber lauteten:
~5elo lit mir i'll 0eutid)lano meDr
als einntol fretmiitbig uno bcoing-
rngsIos angeboten luor0en. Sd babe
jeood ieoes 0ieier A%ngebote 3urlldge-
lUieien uno berlieB 9eutidlano drmer
OILS ih e5 betreten babe. 0el0 fonnte
i'd i~eoer3eit BON meinen eigenen
2%anosleliten erbnlten. Sd ihame mid
nidt, Die Eomtesidulo bier ar5uer-
tennen. Die i'd pielen meiner iriidcll
6reunoe uno Dem A~nbongern Der iri-
ihen Sahe ihuIhe, ole irei unb irell.
Dig mir gebolfen boben, als ih auf
Dem 6eitlnnoe mar.
SD CLAUDE, 0aS id flor uno nod
briiflih fir olle, ieIbit fiir meine Bit
terIten 6einOe geproden babe.
Gen S%obenpunft Ieiner9tusiaee bill
oetcn oie Morte:
sd mnf nit after GntidieSenbeit
bier erflareu, ban Der iriidjcNnfituuo
nidlt in SentidDlanb gemadlt uprocn
lit, onk er nidDt BON Sentidjlano gelei-
tet luuroen iit,Sae err niht onSentidl-
lanb ciuaeeebeu luorSen lit nno Oaf
nidDt elm Efennie pom S~entldlauS sur
Sinansirnng poer auOermeitiger lin
teritituns segeben ,uoroen it,"
Nteine @errcn, i'd babe bieie per
i6nlide Nngelegenbcit berilbrt, neil,
in ser Abltdt norgebroht. meine ebre
81 beritbren, iie tbatidhlid berednet
lit, Die mir beilige Snhe in oen Staub
81 5ieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-09
.nncaf1ne.

Vim 4 glprll Som esHsr, glg 3oQ7 aioic
!Gu0 9lbcnuc 70 ldhre alt
PHI Is. 9ipr. Caroline q. carsnn, l,t. louJ,
e. Raul EirOBC. % Sabre cit
glm D. glpril 0atGcring Nrof, 9iy. lllJ,
Goros slfulics 1tyaac. a Sabre Gill;
Am g. april earaB = Eeianrp, 9'r 1855,
Vaucrl,2Ocnuc 50 Sabre G.t
glm g. 9lpril Sreocrd o. Hioe5uueis IT.
24t4. Cia8oolg 4trahc. So Sabre ai.
9au B. 2lpril 6liinbetb slut, gir 2O31 5lcci'
zrQBc 20 Salrc 0li-
qluI 81 glpril ceurn " ojUooarb glornUeiis
Gde Charles SIraBc mo acknowledgements 4j
1dhrc at
eim B g,9riil NssieS oiopomnu, 9lr 203i.
Wullioro .glocmie 7l Sabre uli
yln g. qpril GowiH g. Narn, Ar. 1880,
Relic gueunc. I6 Sabre alt
9lm O. gprl Dian Hrililcr, 9,r. 20l, 1io'
Caroline SirGrc e. Sabre alt
gln g. glyril Wiarie S0nes Nr 705, 9'oro
Wtaocitas Stdhc z SnOrc ait.
PIN .. 9pri ella eauahau, lir ll3S. gec
GtQif zrlbc II Sabre az.
glm o. Npri Niuraerci WlGer ylr. 1910 Sc'
ocrll s5trdrc. rs Sabre lii.
glEi g. ylrrl Cfarlco Is. Mimci, Nr. 4ul
SHo Srcmoni glpcWc. 40 Sabre all
glW g. gpli ginru y. Yiaih 9l. 1910 Sdi
QCQllt cirOrc Go ,(unrC alt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-09
Caaliidcaricasgrafiifcu pou c9cOem.
Bon y anil Ce6n.

Bon Eonl Cc6n.
9lls sic iraBoiilcocn Hcpnblitoncr
1892 all Ceiicrrcih ocn arica crfl0r
ten lmo gcecn 9claicn Die oamaIS
5iterrcidiideu 9tieocrIanoc. 5o9en,
brohte Gnglano cine Coalition oler
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oc rmo beqam icinen lanecn 6elo5ng
scscu 8rantreiA. gln Der uicocrldn.
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mi tcincn 9SrciS Die SberbanO crlan.
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Inn itlnoiic6 nahgcnbnt.
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tcu
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