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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-17
Programmes of the Week
at Other Picture Theatres

Cleo Ridgely and Wallace Reid, in
"The Love MASK" formed an interest
ing combination az the Broadway The
Atre yesterday, where the film WAS
shown for the first time. .,
Miss Ridgely disguised herself
fetchingly as "Silver Spurs" motor
Gus bandit. so that she could exc out
an existence as miner-"The Love
Mask" is an early California gold play
when handsome Wally Reid, The
sheriff. discovered her. Torn between
love and duty, he arrested her, sssur-
ing her that he believed her innocent.
While a jury Of twelve miners Is de
Gliding her fate in the saloon the real
"Silver Spurs" climbs through the win
dow and robs the cash drawer He
leaves n note: "Why don't you catch a
real bandit" and everything ends
pleasantly.
"a Modern Thelms.' featuring
Vivian Martin and Harry billiard
opened a. the Academy of Music yes
,erday for a four days run on the
William Fox programme. lnasmuen g.
the scenes Of the story are laid IN Nor
way. the company was required 20 visit
Tailulah Falls, Ga, the caverns OF Har-
risonburg, Va. and Frenchmsn's Bay,
near Bar Harbor, Me.
Gods Country and tho Woman vas
shown BY Ni,agraph at the Fulton Tho
atre last night. It is from James
oliver Curwood's novel OF the back
woods with a cast headed by Nell ship
man, William Duncan and George Holt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-17
The Coming Tower

BLESS HIM.
The man | like
Is +. p. A;
Especially
On this here day.
TRISOMORE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-17
CEMETERIES.

THE NOODI Avs CFMlERi.
.1qd - rs Harlem Train nd bt Trio. er.
Lots % small size FOR sale.
once. ~ last go 81. -. 2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-17

BRADY A. Golden. Bridge. A. Y,
April 10. 1915, Julia Todd. widow %
the late Edward y. Brady. Funersl
services from her hte residence
Tuesday afternoon. April II. AZ
1880 o'clock. lnterment IvandeN
Cemetery, Somers. y. Y. Carriages
will meet trains az Golden's Bridge
depot kindly omit flowers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-17

Vivian Martin. late Of the Fox fllm
forces. will in the future be IN the en-
NOV % the Oliver Morosco Photoplay
Company and Palles Pictures.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-17

The profits Of the three farewell per
<ornances Of Hamlet" which Sir John
ston Forbes Robertson will give az Har-
,s,d on April "a. 25 and 26. will be for
me benei, Of the British Women's
Uospital Fund. in support OF which the
actor. wife, Gertrude Elliott, has been
...i.. ;r,ares'ef
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-17

Amelia summerville will return to
vaudeville next week IN comedy So
cietv sketch, THE Social Swim. AMER
A short out-of-town tour the playle'
will be seen al the Palace.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-17

DESPARD- At 40 West 9th ct. on
Sunday morning, April 10, 1915,
Clement Lyndon Despard, beloved
husband Of Caroline R. Despsrd and
son Of the late Clement j. and Ma
tilds Despard, aged SO. Funeral pri-
va.e. Interment in Boston. i. IL re-
quested that no flowers be sent. Bos-
ton papers please COPY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-17

CURTS-At Paterson, ~ J.. on Sur
day, April l6. 1915. Robert Morrison
Curtis. ". D., aged 40 years. FuLersl
services on Tuesday, April IS, AZ his
late home, 64l East 18th st, Pater-
son. y. j., at . o'clock p m. Inter
ment a. Sussex, y. J.. al ccnvenieroc
of the family. Kindly omit fcvers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-17

LOONEY- on April IL, Rob.
ert. son Of the late Colonel David end
Mary Roland Looney. Funeral ser
vices will be held az the Church Of
the Beloved Disciple. 69th st, sss.
Of Madison ave, or Monday, April
II. at II a. m. Louisville and Mem
phs papers please copy.
The Washington times., 1916-12-29
DEALERS TO ELECT
Retail Merchants Committee VIII
Meet Nsxt Week.

Dates for meetings or various sec
lions OF tho Retail Merchants Asso'
citation for the selection OF chsirmeu,
were announced today by Secretary
Charles J. Columbus as follows;
January 2. advertising men, noon
automobiles, 1 D. M: businers women,
2 .. m. January :, china and glass
ware. noon: cigars and tobacco, I D
m: coal and wood. . .. M. January
4. department stores, noon: dry goods,
I p. M: electrical supplies, . .. w
January o, florists. noon; furniture,
. .. m: fuTTiers. . p. M. January o,
groeers, noon: haberdsshers, I y. m;
ice, . p. m. January \, jewellers.
noon: ladies' garments, . y. m: ladies'
tailors. = q. m. January o.. laundry
men, noon; leather goods, .. m;
lumber and miliwork . D.. m. Janu
airy 10. master printers, noon; mems
clothing, 1 p. m; merchant tailors, :
.. m. January II, millinery, noon; op'
ticians, I D. m; paper, 2 p. m. Ianu'
airy ~. photographers. noon; pianos,
I p. M; shoe dealers, 2 y. m. January
Is, stationers, noon.
All OF the above meetings are TO be
held In the board rooms.
The Washington times., 1916-12-29
UNION PACIFIC OFFICE HERE
Road Recognizes increased Import
ance Of Traffic From Capital.

In recognition OF the rapidly grow
ing popularity OF Colorado. California,
the Pacific Northwest. and Alaska as
winter and summer vacation resorts
among washingtonianr, and the ln-
creased Importance OF freight trafne
from this city TO the West. the Union
Pacific has found II necessary to es-
tabIish permanent traffic offices, open
ing January /. In the Riggs building
Room $40.
George 4. Garrett. who IL widely
known In Washington. will have su.
pervision OF both passenger ana
freight trafnc In the position OF gen
eral agent. and T. r.. Reese. who has
specialized for many years In pas
senger transportation here. has been
appointed city passenger agent.
Complete information pertaining 10
travel and shipping. East or West. VIII
be promptly furnished at these Offices.
and illustrated booklets may be OBJ
tained concerning Colorado. Rocky
Mountain National Park. Utah. Idaho.
California, Yellowstone National Park.
oregon. Washington. and Alaska.
The Washington times., 1916-12-29
1900 ENTRIES RECEIVED
Many Others Expected for Poultry
and Pigeon Show Here.

More than 1900 entries have been
received for the National Capital
Poultry and Pigeon show, TO be held
In the Union building from January
10 to January 20. Several hundred
additional entities are expected, "a
the books will not close until Jan
uary ..
With prizes ranging from 81 TO S25
with a building adequate In every way
for the staging OF a mammoth poul
try show, apd with judges known
throughout the United States, II Is
believed this years exhibit .wtll at
tract more and better entries than
ever before.
Tn comparison system OF judging
will be used in deciding the prize
winners, experience having proved
that this Is superior TO the score card
judging,
The judges selected for the poultry
exhibits are: J. G. Kriner, SETTLERS
Vile, Pa; Frank l.. Plat, Swanton
ohio, and Ward Lawder, Baltimore
Herman Strauff, Baltimore, will
Judge the pigeons.
The Washington times., 1916-12-29
DAY PASSES FOR
"BLOATED" OYSTER
Soaking Of BivaIye In Water
Before Shipment Now
Prohibited.
The day Of the "bloatedo oyster /

The day Of the !"bioated' oyster is
gone.
Health authorities are strict as to
lust how much fresh drinking water
an oyster may have. They must not
even be washed with fresh water, be
cause an oyster which has been left
for N short time In cold fresh water
absorbs enough 20 increase IL weight
from 10 TO 20 per cent.
Time was when the oyster hshers
used to soak them in cold fresh water
and get away with II.
1--WE used to do H." one oldtimer
at the wharves 'said this morning
"And u didn't hurt the oysters either.
I remember a fellow that after not
day with the 'tongs' would sink MS
scow losd OF oysters In n creek down
the river. Next morning he would
get them out and ship them. For
some time we couldn't make out why
his oysters kept longer than ours"
New York has been having con
adorable trouble with its oyster men,
and the health authorities there nave
been forced to pass a law against the
use of fresh water for even cleansing
purposes. The chemists recommend
n saline solution to insure successfu'
shipping.
A dealer here says that the trouble
Is caused by the method or buying
and selling oysters In the northern
part OF the country. Oysters there
are brought in small quantities ana
often sold singiy. Naturally TO a
great many consumers a large oyster
is worth more than a small oyster q.
A "bloater" cannot be distinguished
from its brethren except by the ex-
pert. and this will depend In part
on whether the oyster was bloated In
in water near the temperature FROM
which IL was FIRST taken.
The Washington times., 1916-12-29
MEMS CLUB TO ENTERTAIN
To Hold Annual. Christmas Event In
Tskoma'Psrk Tonight.

The Mems Club OF Takoma parish
will hold its annual Christmas en-.
tertainment In the Parish Hall OF
Trinity Episcopal Church. Takoma
Park, the Rev. Frederick william
Smith, rector, tonight.
The feature OF the evening will be
a concert by the Nusurgia Quartette.
The members OF the quartette are
Mrs. Ethel Hoitzclaw Gawler, so,
prano; Mrs. w. T. Reed, contralto;
Richard p. Backing. tenor and Earl
Carbaugh, basso. Harry Wheaton
Howard Is director.
The Mems Club has. grown rapidly
during the past year, and now mum.
bers nearly 200 active members.
Herbert ID. Lawson Ii president OF
the organization and has charge OF
the program. William c. Beck Is
secretary
A short business meeting will pre-.
cede the concert. Ladies' have been
invited to be present. Refreshments
viii be served.
The Washington times., 1916-12-29
"MAMMY" BOYD IS DEAD
Aged colored Woman Nursed In
Hundreds OF Families.

Nanny Boyd who nursed In hun
dreds of Georgetown families. and
who was one OF the best-known char
scters OF old Georgetown, Is dead.
The aged colored woman, known TO
all junior Georgetown as NANNY,
and who typified what this name
meant in the old South. succumbed
at her home, at 33IO Volta place, at
the age of seventy.
Nanny" Boyd was born In the
days of slavery on the Msgruder
place, near Rockville, and as Adelaide
Boyd came to Georgetown as a nurse
after the civil war. She had been
nursing there ever since. and had at
tended at the birth OF more than 400
babies. Her husband, who has been
pensioned by the Farmers and Me
chanics' National Bank of George
town, and five of their eleven chill
dten survive her.
Funeral services will be held n
Holy Trinity Church, Georgetown,
Monday, aud intermcnt will be made
IN Holy Rood Csmstery.
The Washington times., 1916-12-29
Mrs. Thompson Says It Might
Help Solve Problem Of
Wages for Wives.
CALLS SUBJECT IMPORTANT
Would Help Clear Up Social and
Business Question II Put
Into Force.

Again has the subject of direct
monetary compensation for house
keepers come to the front. This time
~ broke out in Chicago, DIR. l.. Brack'
cit, OF that city. being the sponsor FOR
the remark that housokeepers' com.
. pensation should be forthcoming. He
says the amount should bo specified In
the marriage contract.
Perhaps the very first efforts on be-
half OF remuneration TO wives Tor the
actual work done In their own homes
without pay have been made by~Mrs.
Flora Mcdonald Thompson, of this
city, now president OF the Local
Housekeepers' Alliance. The various
sensational aspects of the idea are
usually employed TO turn hght
thought only on this subject.
Involves vital Principles.
when asked this morning for com
msnt on tho words OF DIR. Bracket,
Mrs. Thompson, who is real au-
thorlty on the subject. spoke immedi-
ateiy of this sensational angle. She
said:
V"The question of payment for wives
services as housekeepers 10 ono when
involves vital principles OF economy
hnu Wh'eh toNehNe
sstional exploitation.
social snd business prooiems
would be cleared up III this iaee cou.o
he put In force. The material oenehus
TO all concerned would be manifold.
Trv.t. IN Lave ana Sentiment.
,,.s
but, OF course
that the very idea or wages or Sat
AIRY for the wife In the house In In
atinctiveiy abhorrent to the spirit OF
the American man. He has an hon.
ornble past In the role Of sole pro
WIDER for the nome ana na ar
hor IN tnc hav W ar ,.oman IN
woman IN 'ne ,,,' 80, .o,a,ion
conneo.on a., ,shoI. ou..,Ion
ne u,spo - i.na .ornetimes.
WIN he $500 a. ramark1 "Now
" may DC - "a yo,, Lsen IN.
earn VA. ~. 10 tyu.t the
plhr ooNh -. .nd ,.nsI.
Mho!e ope'a"'" ~
"'"' ,.x .,,. u..i.e..
"e"a "e'
"Of course this In all very wen
where the income IN ample. or In the
o., ,,h.,. an. eo,t of living was
-, NJ, ,oaav
no. 80 ,.,,.,io, AZ ,nonev
WIN 'ne pI's 49, Ter .rd
.uues e,,s u,ns. ~ ,.hor IN. wife
70 ne so. sIi,. dox,,r'
The Washington times., 1916-12-29

FARM LABOR--MaIe Applications.
Maryland.
iSl6s. st. Marys Co. One working foreman
southern man exp. handling negroes pre-
ferred white Esq. other Es, COWS. Chill
dren permitted. Tr. adv. and deducted. s25-
$50 PM HGF&M
lsI6t ST Mary's Co. -Four or Ave married
or single men for general farm work. Any
white or colored (white preferred). No OBJ
lection TO children. TT. adv. and deducted
$50 Pm. HG&F. Same wages for single
man.
liass Baltimore Co. One single man for
gardening and chauffeur and attending
lawn. Any ES white or eolored. 10 Pm
TO start, BL&W.
Nirgtaia.
1906. Nottaway Co. One married man for
general farm work and dairy. German or
Relgian. Other ES, Exp. 10 COWS. chill
aren permitted. ss5 PM. HGF&M
West Virginia.
lGssS FaNette 90. Wanted "A coal miners {,
motoTmsn and uip ridsTs At I1sS 70 u Pp.
The Washington times., 1916-12-29
NEWS OF ANAC0STIA
Odd Fellows Elect offieers-BibIe
Glass Gives Entertainment.

Salem Lodge. No. %, !. o. o. F.. last
night elected the following officers:
II. ID. Frame. noble grand; Glenn Sea
mon, vice grand: J. X Dawson, -e
cording secretary: Jacob NJ. England
financial secretary; William III. Nash
treasurer; John w. Payne, William
Nash, Anthony Crouth, Robert Thomp,
son, ]. X. Dawson, and James NJ. Eng
land, representatives to the grand
lodge. They will be installed Janu'
AIRY II.
The Church Bible Glass OF the Ana
cistis Methodist Episcopal Church
gave a Christmas entertainment last
night In the church hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles q. Lohr enter
tanned friends at their home last
night.
The Christmas. service and ente'
tainment for the pupils OF the SUNDAY
school Of Emmanuel Church was held
yesterday afternoon and evening.
The Washington times., 1916-12-29
Vital Records.

Divths-
Ransom aud ooldis Wall, Giri
william =. and Pearl Wolf. sirl.
BENJAMIN r. and ki-is veppsrman. Giri.
o. Thsrier ana poliie Smith. boy.
George A. and Margaret schaefer. SRI.
Harry Il. snd Efns n. Thompson, Eiri.
william r. and Doris smith. Giri
Edward H and Anita Ross Eiri
Harry Y. and Sarah NJ. Nicholson. boy.
Angelo and Edith Msceta. siri.
Harry and Bessis Morrenstein. tiri
Cornelius and Settis Lee. hoy.
Michael AMI Katrina a. korn. hoy.
stuart and Ab~i orels. Eiri.
Prize N. and Adds NJ. oresnlaw, Iirl.
Carlton aud Annie Cole. girl.
Doinenick -. and Estslls y. Grove. hoy.
Harry and Lillian Bort. hoy.
Emery .. and Anne v. Byrum. boy.
Charles W. and Maud y. Burrows, giTi.
Wa l.. and OeorsisnA Morton. hoy,
John y. and Kettle Z. Lawrence. girl twins
James n. and Kathleen Hunter. boy.
Percy and Elizabeth Ford. boy,
John and Minnie Freeman. boy,
Leon and BESSIE Douglass, sirl.
Aioysious aud Annie Y. Brown, Giri.
The Washington times., 1916-12-29
SUBURBAN PROPERTY
For Sale.

HOW TO RE YOUR OWN LANDLORD
ON sio0 cash 'and SIS month at
CHEVY CHASE. For fuI particulars, dTop
postal telephone or cail on wM. a. RITCHIE,
Als-&lg Colo. bids. Tai n. lea.
The Washington times., 1916-12-29

coal miners 5S-56c per ton. Russ, Slav.
Any exp. hrs. PD. TT. adv.
TRADES.
Pennsylvania.
i6225 Allegheny Co. Wanted: S roofers at 50
to IS PD. 4 structural steel painters at l5c
PHI. Greek preferred. Any others Mar
ried or single, No. TT. hrs. PD.
1851 Philadelphia Co. Wanted two tooImak-
ers and dieworkerss. Married OF single
40-iJc PHI. Usual hours,
1854. Philadelphia Co. Wanted indefinite
number OF hrst-class machinists. Married
or SINGLE. Usual hours. Wages not stated.
1915 Delaware Co Wanted one electrician.
Is PHI. Usual hours.
DOMEsTICs.
District OF Columbia.
is3S5 Washington u. q. One maid for gen.
ersl houseN orb. Colorcd. SD PM 80 home
NJ night. Msghing and ironing. Two ladiss
an family, work not heavy
The Washington times., 1916-12-29
Marriage Licenses.

I.ro,,. Ert.hnsh ana Lamar. w.rts, hath nj
abIs civ
n,,.... ~ a...no,..,.h N, D.l,. n. ..A IA.
oh pay S.i,on ~ mi. city. '' anu ''A
60. 1...',,.,ss 80 ~. po,In.o, ho,n 81,
~, 's .'S ''N W" "
Gb, t4--,. n1 In. a &c., 'ho,s
na in sS y; ~"" 's"~ - N"'' o''h
us ~ ~ AZ g.,h. .ns ts,on. p - h.,h q,
N'P ."' ~ '' ~S W
,,a.i ..s so..,. n Sal. t.o,A =,
sai. NV N' - ~
s,,n. W''uyu,,.r an, rux.h.,h n.r., t,o,h
"a 80 ~ "' N WV
81 ". u IL NJ. -. u.....- NJ. nh S..
oeea ~. netu anu peaHioe "se beNis' "o'h
The Washington times., 1916-12-29
Deatks.

Fora b. Durepo 81 yrs. Garfield Tbs.
William o. Puffenbarger. IS yrs, 81. Eliza
beth's Hos.
William II. Knight IT., Is yrs, Garfield Hos.
Charles Pearson. 81 yrs, Tuberculosis Hos.
Anna u. Plat 70 yrs. l60i LIST 81. nv.
Ella Dunlap. IS yrs. 1905 End 1T. ne.
Sister Mary OF ST. Gabriel Rim. So yrs.. Con-
vent Of the Good shepherd.
William J. Dillenback. 50 yrs. sSes soth st,
ne.
silvia v, Stevens, 6 yrs. Emergency Hos,
Mary NJ. Winner, 20 yrs. 1922 Belmont rd. NV.
Ellen Fague, 90 yrs, COL NJ st. NV.
Frapina C. Brsinard' " yrs'' sos 18th st,
NV.
Augusta LanssnOssser, 70 yrs. 100. FairmOnt
ST.
Rebecea osie. 80 yrs, Conduit I'd. and Galsna
pl.
Samuel Hurley. So yrs. Garfield Hos.
Robert r.. Anderson. 10 mos, Ills X st. ne.
Harry and Della Morland. day, sibley Hos.
Margaret A. Boyd, 50 yrs, $40 Volta pl.
Matte c. Sayles. % yrs. $50 Q 1t. NV.
Charles r. Armstrong 30 yrs, Wash. Asy.
Hos.
Infant OF James and jamie Harris. . days,
Columbia Hos,
The Washington times., 1916-12-29

BULLETIN OF AVAILABLE OPPORTUNITIES
Detailed information concerning the following opportunities
free Of charge upon application to
BUREAU OF INFORMATION UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF
LABOR, 801 MILLS BUILDING.
LAMENTATIONS USED board and
Per day Per hour
milk Tr
mayb lions.
of $
The Washington times., 1916-12-29
AUCTION SALES

fresh country horses and mules.
Three carloads shipped by McHonry Bros.
o. nsssrstown. ND. Ihese horses ere Ilght
Anyone needing horse or mule will do well
by attending this sale. We sell all horses for
high dollar. Anybody can be suited In this
TO i,soo pounds
20 Local Horses. Sale Rain or Shins.
The Washington times., 1916-12-29
MRS. r. LUSBY,

scIrSTIFIc HAND READING. NORMAL
S.AiRyoYANr Advises clients on PEI,
sonsi and general matters through PSYCHIC
AID: QUESTIONS. All latest fate cards.
SIP INDIA CRYSTAL. Ladies only. Closed
snaday- open an $50. LICENSED.
.733 18th st. N. w. End floor
The Washington times., 1916-12-29
EDUCATIONAL

s%s' nsie'SSb h 4 s;s &
The Washington times., 1916-12-29

pct WRIGHT Palnlist ana cairvoysnt.
Readings DAILY. Satisfaction Guaranteed.
The Washington times., 1916-12-29
DEATHS

BURCHELI-on December Is. 1915. at ciar-
sndon, Va, EDWARD. beloved son Of Tho
late Norval w. and Sarah Frances Burch-
Funeral ON saturday. December 50. from
his former residence. iio2 Vermont ave. y.
W,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-16
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griffs> 3lpedcn i9norrcrt @uglano auf
bos @rDblte einen Der @runbidBe bcs
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fommcn lperoen, cs lei oenn, mir 9eben
uniere Sreibeit aIf, c:nen ener9iihen
&rieg 9egcn England 81 fiibreu."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-16

fpitcn n0tbig, bic iid aui iiber $3.50
PRO Ytcilc I'M Sabre itelleu. Sept ioQ
bic StroBe burd Die SuitIeilbubn ers
9Gn3t ucrocn. Ser @uu bieier Sabn
lit auf runo $1,000. 600 pc%rnnidla9t.
Sic Srags uno 3ugIciir ~ pcnen Die
8ngen bdngcu, lnuf StilBen,
Die aus ciicrnen Yici 3 Sitter
muitcu bcitcbeu, III cin>r G%utfcrnling
bon burdidnittlid) 500 Durb pouein>
AMBER oui9citcQt iinO, rnN bon penen
cin5elnc cine S0bc bon 90 SUB babcn.
Ser @ctrieb Der 8abn miro elcftriih
icin. uno ein ci9cnes arnftpert lit bas
fiir 9cbout porbcu. Sitter, Die friibcr
bon Hulpalupiubi nuh Srinagar fiinfz
3ebu Gage mtcrpc9s lparcn. miro
man tilnitig nit bicier SlftieiIbabn in
iiiui8ebn Stunbcn an ibren Scitinls
mun9sort bciDrbcrn founen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-16

Die rcgelmdBi9e %eripr8ung nit aIcis
bern nidt iprtgeieBt mcroen, bate
Die SepDlferuu8 I'M ndditen Serbit
iftuer 81 lcibeu."
6err 8olcptt idGBt Die 3abl Ser
pDlig WitteQoien III Sclgicn auf brci
Wilionen Scclen. Sicic milBten
tGgIid nit elmer Mubl3cit, beitebeno
aus brei biden Sfeiben Srot unb
einem Sopfhen Suppe, porlicb neb>
men. Sn 9elpiiien Sdlen ieien bieie
Irmen %ge5ipungen, mebrere Stuupen
auf Elm iolfcs Wobl 5u lpurten. Sic
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bas Electromagnetic, lei dbcr benz
nod nift imitanbe, alien Nniorbes
rungen 9creft 81 peroen. ShIieBIid,
erfldrtc Sr. @olcott, baB or i'll icinem
9eridt on Die Hodefeler Foundation
bieier empieblen ipcrbe, Die 6iliss
Iftion nah ardften 81 fGrbcrn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-16
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