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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-08-21
Magical Usit


Now all you ladies who suffer Eyes,
suffer, for you do) from unsightly
wrinkles can drive them away forever.
Usit, the pure nut-oil skin food. the
Arabs Secret" a preparation used by
famous Eastern beauties for centuries
can be purchased at n frst-class
drug store.
This wonderful preparation (not q
face creamy, is positively guaranteed
to clear the complexion of all wrinkles,
whether caused by age. worry, work
or exposure. Rub ii into the skin with
the finger tips at night just before re-
firing, and in a short time every
wrinkle will disappear, your hungry,
faded skin will get back its healthy
color, its well nourished smoothness,
and the lines in your face will be re-
placed by youthful roundness. No
other treatment is necessary.
Usit is well named the Wrinkle
Chaser for no wrinkle can exist where
it is used. Tt is guaranteed to contain
nothing that will cause lair growth.
Go to your druggist to-day and get
q bottle of Usit for so cents. Try it to-
night and see how fine your face feels
in the morning. But remember Usit
is put up only in opal bottles. Take
nothing else.
The most painful cases of sunburn
are relieved instantly by Usit.
For sale by Gorgas. the druggist.
and dealers evcrywhere.-Advertise-
ment.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-08-21
CAREFULLY GUARD KING
"a .4ssociated Press

Athens. Aug. 81. - The Royalist
party in Greece is taking extraordi-
nary precautions preparatory to the
coming election. King Constantine
constantly is guarded and visits the
capital only on rare occasions. On these
journeys a cordin of soldiers, consti-
tuting a brigade. guards every approach
to the road between the Kings summer
villa at Tatoi and Athens. Mounted
police, armed with rifles. are stationed
at frequent intervals, and none is al
lowed to pass without a permit.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-08-21

that they would cut off all free copies
Of every kind after yesterday. A
statement signed by three papers of
that city, the Times-Picayune, the
Daily States and the Item, says:
Heretofore it has been the practice
of the New Orleans newspapers to be
very generous IN sending papers free
to advertisers, advertising agents, pub
lie and charitable institutions, officials
and others.
The present shortage of white
paper makes it almost impossible for
the publishers to secure supplies sufh-
cient to take care of their regular
paid subscribers, and they are, there
fore, compelled to that they
will cut off all free copies of every
kind after August 10.
Prices Certain to Go Higher
Not only has the price of white
paper advanced from 20 to 200 per
cent, and more, but the manufactur-
ers are all urging publishers every
where to economic in every way pos
sible, as supplies are limited and
prices are certain to go much higher"
After citing what newspaper pub
isherS of New York and Philadelphia
have done to effect economies, the
statement COIlIllu6S. IN AIlanta ST,
Louis and other cities, the daily news
papers have not only cut off all free
papers, but have increased the sale
price of their papers. In a number
of cities the newspapers have de-
cided to meet this situation by in
%creasing their advertising rates"
Kansas City, Mo, newspapers an
nounce that at a meeting held August
10 they decided. unanimously to re-
611Cn the size nf their na1nrc Thaaa
papers nave also cut off returns"
Milwaukee, Wis, newspapers an
nounced that, beginning September L,
they will discontinue the return priv
ilege in the sale of all morning, eve
ming and Sunday newspapers"
During the last year" says a no.
tice signed by eight of
hat city, the cost of all materials
entering into the production of papers
has increased to such an extent that
1t has become necessary to take this
step in the interests of economy. One
item alone, that of print paper, has
advanced more than 100 per cent, and
some papers are having difficulty in
getting print paper at any price. I'm
less the amount of papers used by
newspapers are curtailed there is
danger that some papers will not be
able to get a sufficient supply for
their needs.
st. Louis Papers Raise Price
The Globe-Democrat and the Re-
public, st. Louis, have increased their
selling price from l to 2 cents. The
Post Dispatch, of the same city, has
cut down in size and eliminated, as
far as possible, free newspapers to
advertisers. employees, exchanges, etc.
The Baltimore Sun and Evening
Sun have discontinued their exchange
list, abolished all free copies and cur
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-08-21
PAPERS ADOPT
ECONOMY STEPS
Shortage of Print Paper Forces
Many to Cut Size of
Publications

New York, Aug. 21.-Newspaper
publishers in all sections Of the coun-
try have begun to practice rigid
economics on account of the shortage
of print paper.
Information gathered by the Amer
lean Newspaper Publishers Associa-
ton shows an increasing number of
prominent newspapers nave abolished
the return" privilege, complimentary
copies and are reducing the size of
their publications.
In many instances newspapers have
increased their selling price from l
to . cents.
New Orleans newspapers announced
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-08-21
PROTEST REMOVAL OF CONSUL
BY Associated PrcsS

San Francisco. Cal, Aug. 81. - The
Chinese Consolidated Benevolent Assoc
citation, better known as the Chinese
Six Companies, the organization that
represents commercial China In
America, sent a telegraphic protest last
night to President Wilson asking him
to prevent the removal from San Fran
cisco of Chinese Consul General Snu
Shan Chin. Officials of the six COM
panies declared that the consul's recall
had been requested by Secretary or
Labor Wilson. The charge against him.
they said, was his activity in protest.
ing against the intolerabie delays and
eXactions of the immigration service In
landing merchants and other members
of the exempt class at this port"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-08-21

announced that on September 1 it
will increase the subscription price
from So to Sc per year in the city and
from SO to 81 per year in the country.
The Four States Press of Texarkana
Ark, raised the subscription price on
circulation delivered by carried from
so to Go ents on July 5, and on No
Yember l will raise the price on its
mail subscription.
The Milwaukee Free Press on Au-
gust Z changed its price from l to 2
cents for street sales and dealers
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-08-21
HUGHES SPEAKS
AT EXPOSITION
Public Reception at San Diego
Hold Aloof From Faction
Fights
By Associated Press

San Diego, Cal, Aug. 81. - Charles E
Hughes, Republican nominee for Presi-
dent, arrived in San Diego early to-day
from Los Angeles for a stay of several
hours, which will include a public re.
ception and luncheon at the Exposition
to be followed by an address this an
ternoon at the Exposition grounds. Mr.
Hughes is to leave at 8 o'clock fol-
Los Angeles, where he will speak to-
The Hughes campaign party moved
to Los Angeles yesterday from Sar
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-08-21

splendid welcome to the Republican
nominee and that in the end the Pro-
sressives will. forget their differences
and support him.
Pleased With Greetings
Mr.. Hughes reflected this feeling in
an interview. He said:
Eve since | have been in California
| have had the most cordial greetines.
The meetings at San Francisco ana
Oakland showed the greatest enthusl-
asm. Nowhere on the tour have / been
received withe greater cordiality."
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-08-21
DiUes, Pomeroy & Stewart
Additional Purchases of
Cotton Dress Goods
For the Buyers Sale

A new shipment of Cotton Dress Goods came in late last
week, and included are these inviting items
121kc robes; So inches wide, in floral designs for comfort cover
ings; yard &c
zoe juvenile cloth; 80 inches wide; woven stripes for youths wash
suits rompers; yard 15c
lie imperial chambray 80 inches wide; in plain shades; yard, 14c
12Ac Bingham; in fancy plaid for school dresses; yard ....... lie
2cs Saline drapery; SO inches wide; in fancy figures; yard .... 19c
2c French cretonnes; SO inches wide, in fancy designs; yard, 19c
1c robes; floral designs for comfort coverings; yard ........ exc
yard Ike
25c galatea; SO inches wide; extra heavy and fast coors; yard, zoe
yard f0c
12hc and 1c bahste and vones; floral and stripe patterns; yd, TIC
1c plain Bingham in blue, pink and tan; 80 inches wide; yd, SIC
lSc Bates inghams; all choice styles; 92 inches wide; yard .1215c
sc lawns; neat figures and floral designs; yard sc
E3c percales; 81 inches wide; large n o. styles; yard ..... 1Oc
&c rpplette; neat stripes; fast colors; no ironing; yard ....... 1Oc
2Uc popHn in plain and figures; yard acknowledgements. 1Oc
U' 'u go. DC
Dives, Pomeroy & stewart-Basement.
ON THE STREET FLOOR
5Oc Imported vone; light ground with colored woven stripes and
S"GnS, % lhches Wlpei YARD 49,. -. csc
5c silk organdie; white and colored grounds with floral printings;
y"u - - -. $500: ..... -. 4c
5c silk stripe madras; white ground with colored silk stripes;
Sau - -: -. - =. -. -. soc
25c printed vones; white and colored grounds with floral prnungs,
eiPS du pIhd designs var 1c
-c mercerzed pophn; plain and dark shades; lustrous finish; yard
~ 25c
25c printed madras; white grounds with colored stripes; 80 inches
59c stripe wasting; one-half silk; white grounds viii colored sport
S|PS' S"N SO go -. 49c
Dives, Pomeroy e Stewart-Steet Floor.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-08-21
Bath Robes and Sweaters
For College Boys and Girls

We have assembled Our stock of these goods to
meet the early demand of boys and girls who are plan
ming their wardrobes for the Fall term at college.
Blanket Bath Robes in new patterns and colorings, finished
tape seams, glrdle, coat style, S2.9S, So. 80, 1925 to $3.50
Worsted coat sweaters in plain or Shaker knit, V-neck or
rolling collar S1.9S to $7.9S
Boys and girls coat sweaters in all the popular colors for
college wear ST 90 to s.. 20
Misses worsted coat sweaters in plain or Shaker knit, new
est styles and most popular shades ......... 81. 90 to S.. 9S
Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart, Mems store, Street Floor.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-11-26
JicIer naC5 Rundnien 5inein.
GStf= AnO otgrta5ii3e Segimcnttr nabnen
Graiovo, Oa5 Didti0e Ciienba5uentrum,
SOn YClOp5 Srnppcu ncbmcn 061c bel MOnaftir.
gsrjtfde An9riGe in Oeut(dem 1SGer naiGt.
Qatfde Grfol9e bel "a 2saGee.
SOn SclOWS &rnpptn Ntbmcn o69t bti @ona
9iems Gie9e itm 2ut.3aGe.

%ctlin, % &ou, SraIo SnnUilc g. Der bculde ens
aOb l mlaG nit, Oh bic SnOaTOn 9amaniemS OnrG bic
tndcn &erbGuNcu uuaufGaitom Oracet TmmGmd)c Gin
gic mur6m jurGd0daarN, mO i'm Nt(0 Gutcntun GaE
wnrrcu mcjcrc 6OrtidJrtc gmad.
Au Ocr mclihen 6unt Griher Sner BEL Scrr
ben 6enc 5nOmmen mo Ga &occual Oraueeu Scntds
Srnppeu III Die brtiihcn WrGbeu H~0
oModm bic GicnbOn wiien GrniuUO oMrdjihuten
it, Gch cGcrr Nndrdteuggcnmr nbermittcn
GrIGrus p0bm bic b Croua Gmpicnou Etpym Gamnru
Die nigc &Htjua8inc cing6nnt"
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-11-26
lle6er Orei Jl(i0ionrn Connen.
9tnt6t Saad6oott ranuten anter cngliioer
5anStl5aott iurdt0ar aui,
7)rrltnktcn i'm OhtOl)tr 2lS Domptrr.
Gn0lan0 alciu ucrlOr icit 9ln8brud res GrcgeS
S6iffc UDn 5uiNnlnrn 2,55O,OOO SOunen.
Gin 9am66oOt per(enGt adj SditFe im &auar.
Sin eauG6oOt per(enGt adj SGife int !&anar.

Berlin, ii6er 2Onbou, %. gIoD.
Die Ocutidle 9lOmiralitdt crlieH
bcnte Die Nlittcilung, oaR im NiO-
nat Gtto6er 218 SdJifie pOu sniam-
men naGc5u 100000 SUuucu pon
bcntidjcn llutcriCe6uOtcn uericnft
uOer Snrd Niiuen 5critOrt mcrOcn
ltn0.
Sic Srfnnnt1nn6nHg fat fOlgen-
ben @OrtlHnt:
,Sm MOnat Cftu6Cr iinS 146
feinOlide SanSelSoampfer non 5a-
iammen 306,500 Spnnen entiucOcr
in Oentidc '6Gfcn ge6radlt, BON
Snmd)boOten berienft O6er 0urdJ
Niiuen scrit6rt @OrOcn. glentralc
SampfCr in Der 3nbl Dun y nno
nit eincm 0ClHmt9cbalt BON ST..
800 Suuuen mnrOcn gIeidfalS Ucr-
icnft, neil iie ocm 6cinOc SOntcr-
bnnOe SufilGrten.
rSeit Dem 9lufnng 6cS aicgeS
iinO 3,322,000 SOnucn fcinOlidcr
Sdiffe, Opn Semen 2,55C. 900 eng
lid luaren, iniol9e Der militGriidlCn
Ntaknabmcn Der 3entrulmddtc pcr-
icnft iuOr0en.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-11-26
0cOerrej(5-l)Hgarn IN Craner.
Nailrr 9ran} s3olfpD ftir0t, 81 9abrl
alt, lM Sd)lOIIe Sd)1nOruuN.
S9roufolger aarl 6rau5 SotpD am stcratbttt

ggitn. Il. 0obem6cr. Sn ieinem
S6loIIe S6Dnbrunn tat beute QbsnD
I'm 9 ll6r 6ran5 SoIepb, &oiIer pou
Ctit.rreia uno 8onig BON lln9otn
Nen IeBten 2ltem5ug. Dos Gn6e tam
Den lebten 4tem5ug.
Gron3 Soiepb lit ol8 Elm Se9enoer
geitorben. Gr Eat ben Siaa Ieiner
2lrmee unb Der perbiiabetcn 0eere
nod miterIeben burfen. Stcrbeuo
bat er nod ben Giagssoonner Der
9ononen pernommen, bic feinen IIegz
rei4en 3ruppen unb 0enen ieincs
treuen 6reunoes BEN 8e9 in bo8
0er3 pe5 feinolihen 2aHoes b0bn,an.
Sin 5neiter D}oies, bat aoiler
5rdn3 iein 8olt lduger benn 40
Sabre burd bic 0iiIte geIiibrt, burd
bic Soften ihperer ou8pdrtiger Styie=
ge unb politiIhen 9aoers, Die !ein
tcuienojdbriges Reid) nit bem Ser
foIl bebrphten. Gr Bat es gliidf@
gefii6rt, unb ein 5peiter MoIes, mar
es Inn oun pergonnt, einen Slid In
pos geIobte Qanb Der 3ufunit 8u
tun. bos neue Geiterrei4 zltn9arn, qez
itdblt i'm 9ompFe I'm ieire Gri7ten3,
9efeitigt bur6 iejnen feiten uno IN
3ertrennIihen 8uno NIT bem norni>
lhen &diierreih, neu9e6oren TN
8lute feiHer 0elbenf66ne. nje fir bes
alien aoiIers unb Der 6eimot Slid
unb Wpbler9c6en babinitar6en.
W}an nannte Softer 1ran3 ren
1orqentoifer. aleiuere Sorqeu unb
minoer pu6tige SaIoae. ais 1ran3
S5oiepb lie eroulDe., 6a6en mon6
einen nieoergenorfen. ham man oess
balb bod nihi 6a5 Starte ur0
lRdnnli4e obipraf. Ser qysiIe
6obs5ur8cr auf GeF.srreid5s 9o.Ier>
thron bot bic fdipereu S6ldQe. bic
nas ShitIol ibm 6eysitcte, oetra1en
ipie Gin Gaiier uno Sin Mann. In
3sbeugt bis iaa hn4G 0reiierai.er
bineiR, mar er Der qeijlioe un0 mint
lihe 6u6rer Isines 0cltes. uao on
ieiner 9ahrs tr7usrn Die @5lier
0eitsrreifs TN ipirlljAen tieiembs
iunbenen S6ney5e I'm ben Go6ia=
9eg1ngenen, Otrn ne9sn Der Soroen.
bic er itumm un0 Itol3 Qetra3eu. ne
Gan Des unsntlj+ea gsiae=. na5 bos
9si4it ibm bs1fittt, nor er Dem
6er5en res 9oltes ni1er 9etommer.
lino nos 5ie l7u7en C2 Sa6re
isinsr Rsqisrun9 i6m or tei0eH uno
5oggsu berejtei. o3s baqeu, ME tet
&aiier fsi5ii emit Iaaie, o'c trcus
Giebs uEo 4H6du. Ji6teit ie,ugs 4ci-
tes lpieoer gut 9ema6i.
Ta5 Gncc tam nid-. unegrer-
let. uno Die Seoolteyung mar
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-11-26

ourh tG9li6 ousgegc6ene 8ulles
tias 0oraui porberejtet, 0oB bic
Grtdltung. meIhe per 9oiier iih 8uz
ge3O9m, eine i4,imme WenOung nebs
men tGnntt. gus Elm Bulletin mel
octe, DoB iia cine 2un5enent5iinOung
ein9eitclIt, mar Die &sbensgela9r Bel
lem boben Qtter oe5 6errider5 of=
Ienbar.
Gienstaq frH6 er6o6 '4 Ser aai.
fer ipie gem06uIib, empfing um 8
ll6r ieine 9oc1ter, he GB6er3ogin
Narie @aIeric, uno CAB 3lpei Stuns
BEN ipdter oem 4}iuiiter Der Quse
mdrtigen 2IugeIegenbeiten 8urian 2(uz
pien3. g}admitta95 berf6Iimmerte
iib Der 3u9tauo, unD trub am 4beno
itieg bic Gemperatur. fobaB bic 2ler3te
ZEN SOB tommen iohen. 3erielbc
irat 9 llbr obeno5 ejn.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-11-26

Ser aaife, 8ran3 S,oiep6 Don
0eiterreicb, a0nig oon ltngdru. ges
6oren ON IS. 2tu9Git 1880. aI5 Go6n
oes GB6er3ogs 6rau3 aorl. 8ra.
hers bes &aiiers 5erbinau0. beltieg
naa Der 2tboantudg aolier 6er0i=
nano5. bic erfol9te. peil bic 0iters
rei6iI6e 4oIitit 3uiogen. bic bieier
ben llnqarn gtmo45 bate. uidt elm
halten polte. uno ndA 0er3iAilei=
Itunq ieine5 &atsr5, Des Gr5Ger8ogs
,yron3 &orl, ben 3Gron. 9ei leiner
Gr3jebun8 !gdran 07n 2lnFang an Die
RiidIi6en ouf BIZ emit 81 erpars
ten6e 14rou5eitel9urg mabasb,no ges
reTen. bic b>j &ajlcr 6eroinanos tins
oer'oTsr Gte Dorous3uie5sn tpar.
Die @erGSIlnjiie bel Qntritt Der
3egierun3 am 2. Gs3gn5sr 1848 ma
ren, nie ous ben Gtijn0en ijir Die
2l6oauluna oss msaig idbi8eu &ois
icrs fFu3iGanb erij4tlih, }anaF5e.
lie geyaau0lunQen nit Dem in
¢iier to7enoen 3eia8tog 3srihlu.
oeu Ta oznn ou6. Dieier fpuros
}lnfanq glar3 1880 oufqsl3It uno
cine ssntyaliIiiT6. geriaiian9 of
topiert". 8ai esr Tieoerueriun3 hes
un9orif6en gtuf'tanoes nigtte Der
9oiTer psrTaulih i'm 1eIoe init. 10
6,i ber Grftiirmung 8oo6s. Gnoe
Suni. Damn icl1ts oer arie9 0s9n
5oroiuisn. Ser ourh aaoeslD oldn=
3sno qeDoHnta DU,te. D0s eylCibs
tette eia 4aqe. fjt6rte o6er binnen
nr7em suy .8att.ae 3Am i5io.G.is
mus. Tie T0lg.nogn eN-e 6sHagte
ner 3o;ttr caan. mly3 ousasc:1nte
g}Piien ieiHe Staaien aenlu tennen
80 lsIngn 9lm = 9pyi. 1854 erz
folete nie &sgmahlsn9 nit ner Yrris
5aiIin Giiiabei9 pen 9ageyn, Die i'm
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-11-26

c3 81 lofoIm @cidiibfdmpfen.
nIoicooniide 5rwrt.
n3luiidcn 0ct Seen pon Shri.
0n mo @re@6o mo dnf 0em 0iona.
ltir-@latcon nd5erteu iih ieinOIitbe
Guppen rmicrM Steauu0cn
nCcitlidI uun Enrnloun ba6eu IN.
icrc @arOcid0cr cine 00bc snrif.
crOGcrt pnO iic ncGn itarfc iciuS
lidlc 9In0riiic GebaItcn."
ggSeit beunruhigcnOer ais Der
6oa bun GraioUa iet6It 1T Die
inrfDibnrc Sdnc0infeit nit scr Sie
StuOt crrcidt nuO geuOmmen iunrOe.
Tics uciit 6aranf hin, onR bic Srut-
idIe SiiBrnna ben We9uer idodJ,
matt gcett rnO baR Oieier militia.
riid 5niammen9etrOdcn it,"
GS 1T oic gunoOner 3eitmns
y GGilb GbrOniclc", bic ben liberia
idenS gcfommencu Snll Uuu Grnir.
un bcnte mOrgcn in Oieien gSurten
beipridjt. glns Sem gIrtifel, Der on
anoercr Stelle i'm @urtIaut DerOf.
icntIidJt iUiro, ipridDt Die Surge, bic
Sprgc nid)t nnr nm Humdniens
SdDidinI, iOnbern nm bic Sadie Der
6nientc, fir bic 9lumGniens Gin.
trift in oeA Grieg Der eroke, slaA
jcnbc SOffbnngsitrabl mar, an oeht
bic 9lngcn orr Gutcnte Siploma.
ten mic in iuncrcr &erflarrng fin.
acn. Tenn Gnttcn, iie mitlt susi
5aBre lang mna6laiIi9 eeiuibIt nno
gebublt, nm bic gSnllntS:a gefIeie
5n madDeul
Gic miiitGriidle Gage fat Onrd)
sen @uritOf Der 6nlfcn6agn Slr'
NICE auf GraioUa, Der iuegen Der
Sduclliafeit, nit Der er burdlge.
iii6rt mnrNe, 81 Den glGn3enoiten
Groftatcn Oes driegeS geb6rt, cine
pl0blidc 9leuSernng eriabren. Der
6cls6lOd, Der, DOn oen Siebeu6iir.
QiIdlen Beraen rollCno, bas 2nuo
Scr Sciuoe icrhnlmen iullte, lit ani
cinmal in Gin ibnelleres Sempp ges
rafcn. Sin ehua 100 SilOmetcr
6rcitcr unO iibcr t73 Silometer
langcr Strciicm Jiumanien5 lit Sa.
OurdD in Seutide oanoe scfnleu,
onh Die 6altenbagn Nrmee ii6rr
Graiupa aesen Die SOnan UOritief.
@Un Der rnmGniidlen CriODn-Tr-
nice fat man lett SOnntag nidts
ael5rf, ocnn an 0ieiem Sage Der0f.
ientlidtc 8ntareit iciuen lebten amt.
ridga &eridt. 9luhsr allen anSereu
3eideu mar 6idc ltutcrlaiinHg tBubI
/ ea5icnige, Oag an idnuar5eiten fir
/ MnmGniem iprad. SN3 SdmeigeH
miro bCn HumGntu ucnig nntta,
/ Scum &crliG uno %Sirn mcrocn Sei.p
suernegmenotr reSea.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-11-26

Gncue Miro mitgcteilt. BOB bel Der
GrpIoiion in 2lraongcI meniqitcn&
20 Compiler 6euer iinaen unO im
@oien bIeibeu mitBtcn bis oieier
pereiite. Sic miiiien nun Sen g8in.
ter iiber in 2(rdangeI bIei6en uuo
t0nncn nidt ausiobren, menn if.
nen Dies iiberGoupt nod m0gli6 iit.
gIus oerieIben GueIle miro mil
geteiIt ooB Der @ert Scr 5eritor.
ten 9}mition mebr oIs 80,000,0OO
&ubcI betrogt. 3uocm pur6et
10000 gaGen @ountuone imo
&o69untni inn @erte bon 15,0O0,-
600 9iubelu 5eritort.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-11-26
@crlincr Berid,t.
0cntidle SrHppcn Oranaen 6cim
"a NoiiCc @anat in britiihe Wra6Cn.

Nentidle SrHppcH NrangeH 6cim
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Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-11-26

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Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-11-26

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Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-11-26

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Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-11-26

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