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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-24
by j. T. T. MASON

written for the United Press)
NEW YORK, Nov. 24.-Three Of
seEsives are now at the height NJ
their pressure as the European con-
6ict enters its third winter. For the
first time since the war began the
military situation suggests con-
t;ndation of severe fighting through
the zero months.
The Anglo-French offensive along
the Somme and the Ancre; the al
lied advance along the Greek from
ties. and the Teuton movements In
Rumania, all contain possibilities OF
winter surprises. The principal un-
Known problem that the winter may
solve is the effect of intense artil-
lery fire when concentrated upon the
frozen trenches.
Since the start Of the conflict there
has been no effort to test the ability
OF either side to Withstand an mex
h..ustible trench bombardment under
the conditions OF semi-numbness
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-24
Three 0fensives Are
Raging as Winter Comes

" hich winter enforces upon the COM
batants. Hitherto trench fighting has
slackened largely into winter draw,
with the factories in the allied coun-
tries turning out munitions for
spring operations. Now, the test
has come which will show whether
winter, under conditions of extreme
military activity. Is the better trench
ally for defensive or offensive opera
tiOns.
The beginning OF the cold weather
sees the allies better situated along
the western front because they have
established strong artillery positions
on high ground for shell blasting op-
erations against the frozen German
lines. !IiihtIto 1t has beeh uphill
fighting for the Anglo-French arm
les. During the winter they VIII
have more downhill work to do.
Along tic Greek frontier the ad-
vantage also rests with the allies,
because their lines of overland COM
munications are much shorter than
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-24

procecd TO load your stomach s"A
lot OF drugs that excite Inc A'uus
and irritate the entire urinary w.. w..
Keen your kidneys clean ike you ~. wv
your bowels clean. by hushinS 'D' ~.
with n mild, harmless sa''s ' ..I
removes the body's urinous was'' .,,' =.
stimulates them to their Norman wv :. !.
nv, The function Of the kidneys ~. ~
oi,er the blood. In "a hours 'ne' ..,. '..
from II 500 grains Of acid anS .. .LI nj
go we can readily understand 'ns '. =. !.
Importance OF keeping tue A''
tive.
nr,Dt lots Of wa,er-you can't aI. -.
,oo ~ much; also get from any 'I,'r s.'',.
.,s, ." ahout four ounces Of ''d o.'n, ..,.,
,ass u,s. a aSSi ,aSlespooniul in sl.'. q ~. :,
before breakfast each morn'nst .t,I |" u
few SSa days and your kidneys y. W. t,,s
nne. This famous salts u .s u'.. t,osa
n"s' ,hs acid Of grapes and l.ns. %. w. =.
combined CON with lithia' and =, ..s ..ls.
used for generations to clelI ). =, ,..tr,-
ulate clogged kidneys; also " !, 70 loss
ixe the acids In the urine % ,.s. s.ii,s
er IA a source Of irritation
bladder weakness ..,,ot n
lad Salts is inexpensive; ss.,,.,,.,l s.
lure: makes a delightful y s'' '.,.,yss'
iithia water drink wn''a y ~, hAf
should take now and thsn ~ W.
I,dueys clean and active s...iss 4. W
a,so keep up the water a',. s.s l,ss'
no nod doubt you will wonder :, ~ us'.st,slA-
., ~ YOUR kidney trouble ana
ADV.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-24

Some good sorghum and Lot
biscuits will taste highly good these
frosty mornings. The Sunset Grocery
will furnish the sorghum and your
wife the biscuits. 24-28|
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-24
One-Quarter on

On all leather travelling bags. Brad
ley Supply company. 23-2t
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-24
GLASS Of SALTS !:
CLEANS KIDNEYS
" YOUR BACK HURTS or 0lA0.
DER soTHgRs YOU, DRINK Lots
OF WATER

When your kidneys hurt and your
back feels sore. don't get scared and
The Jasper news., 1916-04-06
TANLAC'S GOOD NAME
A VALUABLE ASSET.
Thousands of Men and Women
are Daily Testifying to
Tanlac,

A good reputation is the best
thing in life, and a good reputation
is worth as much to medicine as
it is to an individual.
The truth of this is clearly
brought out by the fact that
business men, professional men,
artisans, and women in all walks
of life whose common, practical
judgement guides them in all acts
and conclusions, are daily testify
ing to the merits of Tanlac.
"Tanlac" has become a house
hold word. Its success is unpre-
cedented and its fame is based very
solidly on its accomplishments in
nearly two millions of homes.
Tanlac is natures own remedy.
1t is purely vegetable compound,
made from roots, herbs flowers and
barks. The ingredients for this
wonderful remedy are gathered in
the remotest parts of the world,
and under the personal direction
OF the noted chemist, Joseph Won
Trimbach, are compounded into
into Tanlac.
Tanlac acts like magic against
stomach trouble, gas fermentation.
dizziness, bloating, and heavy dis
tressed feeling after meals 1t at
tacks poisons in the blood, corrects
diseased conditions of the liver and
kidneys. and restores them to nor
NAL condition.
Tanlac works wonders where
men and women suffer from catar.
rhal troubles, which may be indi-
Gated by any one of the following
symptoms: coughing of mucous,
offensive breath, dizziness, loss of
flesh, ringing in the head or ears.
hea daches, pains in the side or
stomach regions, indigestion, bloat-
ing of the stomach, constipation,
or dyspepsia.
'Tanlac is an invigorant, appetizer
tonic and builder of tissues. 1t
cleanses he entire system of wastes
and vltaijzes the blood and brings
back color to The cheeks and spar
kle to The eyes.
T4nlac can be obtained in Jasper
at the H +. Puts Drug Store.
The Jasper news., 1916-04-06
JASPER, ROUTE 2.
Miss LULA DIXON

Mrs. H. l.. Hille and daughter
Dorothea are spending this week with
home folks.
Mrs. Lena Wcsterman visited few
days last week with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Miller.
Mrs. Chas. Wescott and children,
Raymond and Elma, spent Wednesday
with Mrs. Dixon.
A. Beason and wife visited Mr.. Boyer
and family last Monday.
Mrs. El Collier and daughter visited
Mrs. w. q. Milton Monday.
Miss Mary Lawson spent Saturday
and Sunday with her parents, Theodore
Lawson and wife.
Misses Lula Lawson and Lula Dix
on were in Carthage Saturday.
NJ. n Starrett and daughter Ruth
were. morning callers at the Talley
home Saturday.
Judge j. c. Ross and wife of Purcell
were out to their farm Saturday.
w. ID. Milton and Henry Myers spent
Wednesday at the home of r. o.
Crutcher.
Miss Leta Byers, who has been sick
the past few weeks, is improving.
Marion Henderson is the proud pos
SCISSOR of an Overland touring car.
Charley Rudy and daughter Floy
we're calling on this route Monday.
T.. w. Wescott and wife and sor
Charley attended the funeral of Mrs
Wescott's uncle, DIR. Brock of Dia
mond, Wednesday.
The Jasper news., 1916-04-06
DRY FORK,
Nllss. w. +. KING.

Riley King is not much better.
Laura Miller has been sick the past
three days.
The buzz saw" was heard in this
neighborhood last week.
On account of school election leila
Wright had school only half day
Tuesday.
Tom Flowers and wife called OH
Riley King one day last week.
Jim Blase and family spent Sun
day with Clarence King and family.
Press Woods sister and Two children
of Carthage are visiting at his home.
Leon Near and wife spent Wednes-
day with e. II. King, Mr.. Near, who
has been conducting II barber shop ut
Lalsussell the past few weeks, has pur-
chased one at Commerce, Okla. where
they expect 10 move in short time.
The Jasper news., 1916-04-06
CARYTOWN.
Mrs. EDITH TURNER.

Miss Vena Kyle spent the weekend
in Carthage.
Miss Chloe Turner called on Miss
Florence Miller Saturday.
There are no measles in this part OF
the community that we know OF.
Miss Agnes Gresham spent Saturday
ut her uncle's, Kenny Miller.
Miss Bernice Boyd spent Sunday
with Miss Agnes Gresham.
Mrs. Thad Stith is quite poorly.
Ernest Preston has un automobile.
The writer sympathizes with Mrs.
Ed Carter and relatives in her suffering,
for she knows about what she has lo
endure.
Miss Vera Boyd is up but not feeling
quite so we'll.
On account of the rain Saturday,
The Junior Good Road Club did not
meet at Mrs. Elliott's, but will meet in
the near future for it is lively work,
ing club which is not for two or three
but for everybody along the line.
The Jasper news., 1916-04-06
SHERIDAN.
Miss FERN PATRICK.

Il. f. Karls and wife and son Glenn
called Mt q. w. Smiths Sunday.
Mrs. Sterling and Fern Patrick visit
ed Mrs. Davis and daughter Edna
Wednesday.
Mrs. Peak and Grandma Hay called
Mt Ed. Davis one day last week.
w. f. King and wife took dinner at
S. H. Sterling's Sunday.
Paul Davis is staying at b. f. jan
ney's and going to school while the
measles is in his.home.
Edna Davis has been absent from
school on account of the measles the
past week.
Fern Patrick spent Monday with Ed
ma Davis.
Many of the farmers are busy making
fence now while they can't farm.
The Jasper news., 1916-04-06

at the primaries.-J. w. liALLIBUR-
TON.
hereby announce myself a candi-
didate for Coroner Of Jasper County,
subject to the will of the Republican
votes in the primaries August l.-Dr.
+. MCCOY.
II. O. Earl authorizes The News to
announce his candidacy for Associate
Judge of the County Coat, eastern dis
trict, subject to the will Of the Repuh
lican voters ut the primaries August l.
>>>>>~>~~~~>>>~~~~
The undersigned announces his can-
didacy for Assessor of Jasper County,
subject TO the will of the Republican
voters in the county primaries August
IL. w. MEREDITH.
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The News is authorized to publish
the announcement of Clark Ale as can
didate for Associate Judge of the Coun-
ty Court, eastern district, subject to the
the will of the Democratic party ut the
August primaries.
hereby announce myself candi-
date for Judge Of the Circuit Court OF
Jasper County, Division No. l, sub
ject TO the decision Of the Democratic
party Mt the August primaries. ID.
PERKINS.
The Jasper news., 1916-04-06
DIAMOND
Mrs. CHARLES ELTING.

Mrs. Ezra Nonier and sister, Miss
Sylvia Binney, called on Mrs. Rose
baugh and Mrs. Buzzard Thursday.
Mrs. Hahn's house was burned Sun
day night. 1t is not known how the
fire started. The family were in bed
and barely escaped with their lives.
Mrs. Lunt is quite poorly again.
She has not entirely recovered from the
affects of the measles. DR.. Knott called
there Monday and thought her some
better.
Mrs. Wardow and Mrs. Fitting spent
Friday with Mrs. Lunt.
Thomas Edwards was Carthage
shopper Tuesday.
Clyde Wagner and wife are the proud
parents of fine baby boy, which came
to their home last Thursday.
Grace Gulick and John Pfander spent
Sunday with Fred Moser and wife.
Mrs. Claude Budd spent Wednesday
and Wednesday night with home folks.
Don Ingle spent Wednesday evening
with the Buzzard boys.
Mary Serafine is staying this week
with Mrs. Williams, as she is quite i'll
with the measles.
Mrs. C. M. Buzzard called on Mrs.
Smith Thursday.
Mrs. Mitchell called on Mrs. Crabtree
Wednesday.
John Hane baled hay for f. Wood
Wednesday.
John Buzzard purchased new corn
planter last week.
Wesley Cline of Jasper was visitor
in our neighborhood last week.
Chas. Elting was Jasper shopper
Monday.
Mrs. G. w. Wagner spent Monday
night and Tuesday with Clyde Wagner
and wife.
Ed Pfander is greatly improving his
farm with lot of new fence.
Mrs. Thomas Edwards visited friends
in Jasper Thursday.
Mrs. Osborn called on Mrs. Wardlow
Monday.
Beatrice Mitchell spent Wednesday
evening with Vida Buzzard.
Francis Smith is numbered among
those with the measles.
Ed Pfander called on Chas. Citing
and family Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howery have several
cases Of measles in their home.
The Jasper news., 1916-04-06
Deafn SIS Cannot Be Cured

by local applications, MS they cannot reach
the diseased portion Of the ear. There Is
by constitutional remedies. Deafness Is
caused by an infamed condition OF the mu-
colis lining OF the Eustachian Tube. When
this tube Is innamed you have n rumbltnB
sound or imperfect hearing. and when It is
entirely closed, Deafness 10 the result. and
unleEs the Inflammation can be taken out
and this tube restored to Its normal condf-
tfon. hearing will be destroyed forever; nine
cnscs out OF ten nrc caused by Catarrh-
which Is nothing but an inAamed condition
OF the mucous surfaces
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any
case of Deafness Caused by catarrh) that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure
Send for circulars, free.
+. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. Ohio.
Sold by Druggists T5c,
Take Halls Family pills for constipation.
The Jasper news., 1916-04-06
A Generatlon.

Webster merely defines a generation
generally, as "the average life of man,
or the ordinary period of time at which
one rank follows another, or father is
succeeded by child" The Standard
dictionary says: Commonly estimat
ed at on e-third Of a century" The
Century dictionary states that the
historical average is commonly recll.
oned at about thirty years"
The Jasper news., 1916-04-06
Pills Best for Liver

Because they contain the best liver
medicines, no matter how bitter or nau-
seating for the sweet sugar coating hides
the taste. DR.. Kings New Life Pills
contain ingredients that put the liver
orking. move the bowels freely. No
grippe, no nausea, aid digestion. Just
try a bottle of DR.. Kings New Life Pills
and notice how much better you feel.
25c. H. F. Pitts.
The Jasper news., 1916-04-06
Perfect Artificial Foot.

The foot of the artificial leg is in
itself an exceedingly clever counter
felt. Its core is part of the same piece
Of wood that makes the body of the
leg. Enveloping this core is rubber,
vulcanized on in series OF thin lay
ers, the result, being to give the foot
a lively springiness, rendering it COM
Portable for walking and helping to
give the wearer a natural gait.
The Jasper news., 1916-04-06
Notice.

Exclusive agency for Tanlac
will be awarded to one mer-
chant in each city, town and
cross road in this country.
For full particulars and ad-
vertising plans write Tanlac
Company, $40 Shukert Bldg,
Kansas, City Mo.
The Jasper news., 1916-04-06
Announcements.
To the voters of Jasper County,
Missouri:

hereby announce that l am can
didate for Judge of the Circuit Court of
Jasper County, Division No. l, subject
to the action of the Democratic party
at the primaries.-J. w. liALLIBUR-
TON.
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Seint Npfer
&nrbeu geitern glbenb iieben MGnu
i'm Sanie go. % Git GOnrt
Strafc abgefakt.

Cine angebli9e Spiel61ue purbe
segen Waitternd9t i'm 5neiten Stpts
ipert bes Saufes so. % SIT Court
StrdBe Don ben 9etettips UicSbane
unb Senrebp unb bem 9Oli5iiten Mos
nepban ausgeboben, nu9bem bic Be-
amten nit Silfe elmer 2etter bas i'm
9auge befinbli6e ppteripiel geraume
3eit beobad)tet batten.
2lls Spislbalter pulbe Snmes 8.
@iGis in 6aft senpmmen, Der feis
ner Qnsabe na8 i'm gort 6oteI pobut
unb on 8aureelb puroen $S740 be-
f6Iusnabmt.
Die unsebliden Spieler, bic pcrbafs
tet purben, guben ibren Romen uno
2toreTen ME foIgt an: Sobu &egan,
go. 2o4 @eIt Court StroBe; S9omas
WtIfon, Sboma Sotel; q. q. Sibo,
gto. 904 8dbe StraBe; 90. Supp,
Sropnie SpteI, Se6iie urb Sim Ctr,
sSSobn Risppn, g2u. 1916 Race Str,
unb Subn Meper, go. 1916 Race Str.
9as in Oem 3immer befiroli6e
tplrbe BON Der poli5ei
prompt in &letrbol3 perudnoeIt.
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Werimgen ghaben
gernrindte geitern 9l6HS cine Gg-
plDiiUn in ben gInlngen Der
GGilip Gareg WiaHufae'
turing So.

Sine 3ienli6e Qufrsgung jebo6 nur
unbebeutenber Sa9i6aben purbe 9e-
tern 2lbenb in ben Qrlagen Der 9bis
lip Carer Manufacturing So. in 2ods
Lamb peruria6t.
Die Grploiion fanb in Der afpbatts
anlaae Der Sirma itatt unb tpurbe,
fpie ber OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SO. 90.
Wloeller Derii6erte, our6 cine @asdns
fammlung oerurIa4t. Die Getpalt
Der @rptoiion mar oqerbings berart,
bab fopobl bic Sabrifgebduoe, fpie
aud eini9e in Der Ra9bari6aft be-
finbfi6e 5GuTer erT6iittert lpurben,
aber Der SadI4aOen 1T abioIut minis
mai.
Sn ben 9etriebsanIagen, bic felt
msbreren @o6en betreFfs Snpenturz
aufnabme geI6lofTen Iinb, befaubeu
iih CUR 3eit nur Der Na6tTuperirtens
bent $. g. Smilep. Der MaI6tnift
unb Der !oei3er, BON benen gaiemaun
perlsbt tpurDe.
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9iefiae MHi5
slnseluicieu iid sn cinem etiuaigeu
iOiurttgen 9lbriidcn nadp guuass-
tuiun bercit 5n balten.

@s fam iebr Geiat m0gli9 ieir.
bab aud bas bieiige Grite Utiliarea
giment na9 Youngstotpn eeIanDi
pirb, Inn Bel Der unterbriitung Der
bort berri6snben ar6eitrpirren be.
hilfli4 gu iein.
S6erftleutnant 8iaiqm Cooper
procter, Der CUR 3eit bas aoumanbo
iiber bas bieiise Wtili8regiment fiibrt,
ba Sberit 5uber ii9 5ur 3eit in
youngstown befinbet, tpobin er ii6
geitern Qbenb pon Columbus aus be-
CAB, bat geitern 9l6enb an biy !Sauptz
leute Der perf9ieOenen &ompagnien bic
BeiIung ergeben laiIeu, baB iie iib nit
i6ren Mannfhufteu our unoersiiglis
den glbreiie na9 youngstown b1eit
bdlteu iplleu
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Die GOrS'f&e Griebens.
Grpebitiou.

9openbaseM 7. Sanuar, pia
lonbon. - Die 5orSide ;srieoenss
Expedition rsiHs 6rsitds nab oem
Saag nb. gluf BEN Spe,ialsua., Der
iraii fps3ielsr erIaubnib Der beutffen
9tesieruna iibtr beutIhes 9ebiet pais
firts. befanbsn iib $50 Wi!slieber Der
Expedition.
Sollanb IN bas lebte europGii9e
9anb, ipslhes bic JrisSens@p @prrpasan-
bitten beiuhen fperbsn. Wldn bofit,
bab iitb piele 0slesaten aiis anbern
1itutralsn a6nbsrn i'm Sdag gu elmer
ISnssrn Jriebsnssstonferens sinfins
ben iperben.
TranaSfifder General cr.
Itegt feIner @unoe.
gaemiremont, 6. Sanuar. -
General Gerrei. Der cine Der frar3os
iiT&en Dipiiionen I'm eliaB btftbligts,
trlag sgrsitas siner Dunbe. bic er IN
einem Der iiinsiien admpfe erbdIttn
bate. Die glmputdtior eines Hstnss,
n e niht abfslsbss. mar aStHa aes
ipososns
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ii9 elm Wobn6aus, 975 2enor pIace
bauen, Das $4,000 tpiten Ioq.
Sbntpboniefonsert.
3wei biibI6e SrGciternuDitaten NIB
GoparSo Jerrari Sontana BIZ
Oeten bic Sanptattraftiunen OeS
geitrigeH &DnSerts,

9os geitrige Spmpbpniefon3ert
bradte 5ipei glopitGten unb bic cine
oieier Nopitdten fam phne 5raae
borauf 9tnIpru4 MAIDEN, baB iie ben
gr0Bten 9eiterteitserfolg in Der Sc
f6i6te Der bteiigen Spmp1onietcnz
3erte bur4 ibren b6qig iiberrafdero
tommenben 2tbfdluB er3ielt bat. Gs
mar bies ods gpltsmdr6en uaifinoz
ra", Elm Merf bes ruITiThen &ompo=
niiten 2iabop, cine &ompoiition, IN
pelfer aud gum eriten Male in Der
8eidi6te Der 9isIigen Gpmp6onieton=
5erte bas 3blpp6on, ober tpie es nit
Dornebmeren Namen beiBt, bic Sc
Ieita" CUR @ernenbung gelangte.
n&ifimora" lit cine mhitiI6e Sc
italt bes ruiTiiden W}dr4enpalbes
unb 2idbotp fat es beritdnbeu in iebr
geTdidter Beiie bas @e6eimniBSuGe
unb Mbitifde gu betonen. Der elm
feitenbe 2lbagip SaB bietet Iebr Diele
6iibI6e Momente, a6er am @irfTdms
item tit D6ne Syrags Der pridelnbe
S4er3o Sab, Der bur9 Ieinen abrups
ten @bI4lub tbutId6liA einen bur8s
iAlagenben 6eiterteitserfolg beroOrs
rief, Ser geifaq, Der Or. &unpalo
uno feinen aiinitIern geaolIt tpuroe,
IieB nidt na6, Bis 9r. &unpalb
ii9 gu elmer Wieberbplung Der Rums
mer Deritanben bate.
Gie 5tpeite gIpoitGt mar Die Con.
id,Gpfuug zines onerifaniifen Som.
poniiten, 0eiien g9iege i'm Staat
Sbio, in 5oleoo, geitanoen bot. IS
mar bic Suberture rprince Sal" Don
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fonte nndifaliiGe Sdyiloerlng bcs,
Hrir5en 6al, pte i'm Sbafeipeure
els SSrelluo un0 3ehgelloiien Oes I'm.
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morfen uno ii6 IN 0ieier 9OntpoIition
ols ei1en portreffIidJeu &enncr Der
Orteftrirung errpieIen. Die @tebers
qobe Der aontpoiition ieitens bes Or.
dciters mar cine pollig ta0eQoIc,
ras ieitenS oeS Eublifitns nltb uolls
ouf our9 begeiiterten Scifaa ancr'
FAINT tpuroe.
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oie befannte, bod,poetiide SernaGe
fiir glasinitrumente Don 9fi6aro
Stra1B, Die lmter ser genialen 2ei'
ting bon Gr. aunpaIo cine ganj
pridtige Mie6ergnbe fanO.
Die 5auptnummer bes Srheiterg
mar G6umann's berrIide O<Miolls
Spmp6onie, bic, ipie nifjt anbers 81
erparten, cine in ieoer 5iniidt label
loIe 8isosrgabe erfubr unb bas
publitum gu entbuiiaitiIdem 9eifaa
beseiiterte. TamentIt9 Der Spsiie
Sab, bic Romun5e fanb beseifteris
4ufnabme.
Der Soliit bes Son5erts mar Der
Senrr bes metropolitan Opera gns
ieul6les @boaroo 5erroris5Ontanu,
benz begeiitsrte SDatipnen ieitens oea
isbr Sablrei6 erf6ieneneu unb ii6ers
aus empfGngli9en Publitums barge
6rodt puroeu. Der Siinitler hattie
iih bic bstannte 9lris .Gelefts 4ipu"
aug Der slsi6namtgen Sper 9erbi's,
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m'abais ietes" gerpdblt uno Bot in bsn=
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gen. 2tls 3ugabe fang er ben prDIps
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Die vNptben"
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nail SeS gsurtb Cincinnati Tc.
publican Club Die Sieser.
Sic 6rafyteu Die Mebr5ubl iirer San
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on Der Gorrp uno @ne Strabe, itatt.
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