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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-06-29

The man who is figuring how
much he can put into this war is a
patriot. The man who is figuring
how much he can make out of it is
traitor.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-06-29

Write to Extension Service, State
College Of Washington, Pullman
Washington, for free bulletins on
gardening, canning, poultry, dairy
ing, home economies
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-06-29

Fruit jars. etc, are going to be
high and we believe that there will
be serious shortage as the canning
season advances. We strongly ed
wise providing for your needs for the
season NOW. Phone 80.
jn2s C. r. SANDERS co.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-06-29

FOR SALE Kitchen range In
good condition; double water back;
burns wood or coal; 500. May be
seen at 400 Howard St jne-15
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-06-29

The landing Of American troops in
France will add solemnity and in
5piration TO Fourth of July celebra-
lions.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-06-29

FOR RENT Nice Groom suitei
close in. Phone 2124. jn8tf
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-06-29

Pullman, Wash, Friday, June 20, 1917
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-06-29
KARL p. ALLEN, Editor.

$500 per paid paid add
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-06-29

Today. women may give us victory
or contribute to our defeat. Those
who know the true American woman
believe she will not fail to do hel
part in this great crisis
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-02-06
BIG BANQUET
To Be Held inder the Auspices Of the
Chamber Of Commerce on Thurs.
day Night-President Stevens
Of the &. & u. to BE
Present.

The banquet of the Chamber Of
Commerce, which has been planned
for the past several weeks by the
Board of Directors and Secretary
Grimsley, will be held in this city in
the Whitehall Hotel on Thursday
night beginning at Z o'clock Promi-
nent speakers have been arranged for
the evening and a delicious menu Is
being provided. The tickets for the
banquet go on sale today.
President George w. Stevens of the
c. & o. Railroad and assistant, Mr..
Garrett b. Wall, of Richmond, Va,
will be the guests OF honor at the BAN
quct and will discuss the matter Of a
new passenger station for this city,
These gentlemen will arrive in this
city on Thursday morning and during
the day will be shown some of the
principal sights this city offers.
Hon. r. B. Hutchcraft of Louisville,
the author of the Mutchcraft Tax
Law, which will be considered in a
special session of the Kentucky Legis-
lature within the next few weeks, will
also be present and devote some time
to the discussion of the new tax law.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-02-06

Several prominent local business
and professional men will also deliver
addresses. Their names will be an
80 ,nccd later as up to the present
time 1t is not certain whether or not
they will be able to be present.
Some of the chief subjects to be dis
cussed at the banquet in addition to
the new passenger station of the G. &
o. and the Hutchcraft Tax Law will
BE- the Jackson Highway, the work OF
the Chamber of Commerce for the en-
suing year and other matters.
This banquet promises to be one of
the best ever held in this city and GER
tainly all of the business men should
make II point to be present and hear
the things discussed that will be of
most benefit to the city. Secretary
Grimsloy has worked hard to make
the affair success and we predict
that 1t will be.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-02-06
LIBRARY REPORT

During the past month there were
l246 visitors at the Public Library
with SS2 books taken out.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-02-06

Fire Chief Newell reported that the
Fire Department had answered no
alarm of fire during the past month.
The city treasurer reported a bal
ance in the general fund of $l2O7.S2.
The following was the report of
the Claims and Accounts Committee:
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-02-06
MISS TILLIE SCHROEDER

Miss Tillie Schroeder died at the
home Of her father on Forest avenue
about a o'clock yesterday afternoon
OF a complication Of diseases. Miss
Schroeder had been Ill for some sew
eral months, although she had not
been in serious condition until about
four weeks ago.
Miss Schroeder was born in. this
city March, 1869, and spent her entire
life in this city. She leaves her faith
er, Mr.. Fred Schroeder, with whom
she made her home and one brother,
Mr.. George Schroeder of Portsmouth,
Ohio
The funeral will be held on We'd
nesday morning at 9 o'clock from the
st. Patrick's Church in this city.
burial will be made in Washington
cemetery.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-02-06
SPLENDID TRIBUTE PAID MISS
GEISEL

The Kentucky Kcrnal, the official
paper Of the State University at Lex
ington said last week. an the Uni
versity's halls two inches are now
empty. VIII others step in or will
there be rearransement and these
inches be no more? Is question as
yet unanswered. They were filed by
Miss Frances Geiscl and Miss Anita
Crabbe. Each was identified with
nearly every line of undergraduate en-
deavor. Miss Geisel will continue spe-
elal work in the University during the
second semester and will receive her
degree in June. Miss Crabbe will not
continue any University work. Miss
Geisel will take charge of the depart
rent of house economies in The NAYS
vile high school. Miss Crabbe will
return to her home in Louisville,
where she has position on the repor-
toria staff of the Louisville Times.
Miss Geisel's prominence In college
activities began when she was elected
vice president Of her class in the
freshman year. Since then she has
held various Offices. In the several
roles of accopanlst for the Chors-
Club and Girls Glee Club, vice presi-
dent of the Prohibition Club, member
of the Y. w. G. A. cabinet, delegate to
the Blue Ridge conference, member
OF the Chi Omega fraternity and the
honorary Senior society. Staff and
Crown, she has been equally efficient" ."
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-02-06

Today is the last day discounts of
the February | gas bills.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-02-06

several Of the side streets this sum-
mer was placed In the hands OF the
Laws and Ordinance Committee to re-
port at the next meeting night.
On motion Mayor Lee appointed
Councilmen Harrison, Hunsicker and
Watkins to look into the matter, of
purchasing horses to be used In haul
ing the street ausher and sweeper.
On motion Council adjourned.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-02-06

Mrs. John Bramel is confined to her
home on Walnut street with a very
severe case of the grip. Her many
friends hope for her speedy recovery.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-02-06
NO TOBACCO SALES YESTERDAY

There were no tobacco sales on the
local market yesterday on account Of
the extremely cold weather This is
the second day in succession that
sales have been called off. There was
no tobacco coming in yesterday but
there was a large amount of it on the
floors of the houses. Sales are being
held today.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-02-06
"BETSy TROTwOOD'S TEA PARTY.

In honor OF Dickens Birthday, the
Woman's Club will present at their
new quarters on Thursday night at s
o'clock a little playct entitled Betsy
Trotwood's Tea Party. There will be
a small charge of 25c to cover theme.
cessary expenses of the play. AS the
seating capacity of the Club room is
limited there will be no advance sale
Of tickets.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-02-06

Maysville Assembly Club will give
dance at Neptune Hall Thursday,
February %. Huffman quartet, Gin
cinnati Ohio, will furnish the music.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-02-06

lotdl p -,JO''o-
The following building permit was
granted
George p. Bramel-Metal garage,
Forest avenue, Fifth Ward.
Several claims for erroneous as
sessments were allowed by the Coun-
Gil.
Mrs. Cora E. Peddicord, superinten-
dent of the City Mission, appeared be-
fore the Council and explained that
during the past month she had been
unable to make her allowance from
the city go far enough in relieving the
distress of the poor and asked that an
additional s25 be allowed her for the
months of January, February and
March. The amount was granted
unanimously.
Mayor Lee reported that he had re-
ceived the resignation of Mr.. William
Throckmorton as policeman in the
City of Maysville and opened the nom-
nations for his successor The fol-
lowing men were nominated with the
vote on the first ballot, Mr.. Riley Ish
mael, 2; Charles Royse, 6; John Pen
dergast, 2; Martin Drenen, 3. There
being no ballot the vote was retaken,
this time standing, Ishmael 8; Dren-
men, 8; Royse, 8. AS Mr.. Pendergast
did not receive vote his name was
dropped and on the third ballot the
result was as follows: Royse, 5;
\ Drennen, 4; lshmael 3. Mr.. Ishmael
was then dropped and the final vote
was taken resulting in victory for
Mr.. Royse who was elected s to 4.
On motion it was ordered that the
I city treasurer be notified to make an
effort to collect the $1S72.79 reported
by him as back taxes and also the poll
tax.
On motion the matter of the brick
| street bonds of Third and Second
streets, which will be due this year,
was placed in the hands of the Ways
and Means Committee to investigate.
Mayor Lee reported that he had
learned that the Council must grant a
license to the wharfman, instead OF
himself. City Attorney Calhoun said
that the proper thing to do would be
to sell franchise to someone to Op-
crate wharf and ferry. On motion
, the matter was placed in the hands oi
the Laws and Ordinance Committee tc
report back at the next Council meet.
ing.
Mr.. Greenlee, chairman of the Fire
Committee, reported that Fire De-
partment was In need of 1000 fee
of two and half inch cotton hose. Or
motion the matter was referred t.
that committee to investigate price,
and to report at the next regular
Council meeting
On motion the matter of bringin,
the city rock crusher back to the cit,
, lot on East Second street was placed
in the hands Of the Internal Improve
: nent Committee with power to act.
4 On motion it was ordered that tn
/ city lot on Limestone street be adver
tised to be sold at public auction an,
, that II fair bid was offered to sci
the same.
Councilman Davis asked II ther
was any way to annex the suburbs O
Eastland. Oklahoma and Clifton to tn
city, This matter was discussed L
| some length, several members statin
that they understood there was
great deal OF sentiment toward such
move on the part of the propert
holders In this section, The matte
= was finally referred to the City Al
torney to investigate.
On motion he matter Of hrickin
t4l
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-02-06

A meeting OF the County School
Board was held in the Offices of Miss
Jessie o. lancey Monday morning.
This was the usual monthly meeting
and very little business of Importance
was transacted.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-02-06
CHARLES ROYSE
Elected to FIJI tho Position Of Police.
man by the City Council Last
Eyening-Other Business OF
Body Transacted.

The City Council met In Its regular
monthly session at the Council Cham
ber on Court street last evening, May
or Lee presiding, all members pres
cnt.
The Mayor reported that he had
collected $25S3.6S for licenses during
the past month.
The following was the report OF
Police Judge John l.. Whitaker:
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-02-06
WHO HAS THEM!

Drawing was held yesterday at
Merz Bros. for the lucky tickets for
the two talking machines to be given
away. The lucky numbers were 1908
and l5427. The persons holding these
are indeed lucky for the machines
given away are among the best made.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-02-06

Largest assortment of Valentines
we have ever had from half cent to
five dollars. ]. T. Kackley & Co. 1t
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-02-06

The students at the Forest Avenue
school building were compelled to
wear their heavy coats during the
classes yesterday morning on account
of the fact that the building did not
warm up very readily.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-28
Jiu(LIldle Aeralinnen.

Ta iicD in 9lnBlonS Bel Dem erobtn
Wan9el ou glerstsn friiber als dnOtrs.
ipp bds 8ebiirints gelttro mac1te, aud
lpeibIibe !Silfstrdftc gum aeOiSiaiIhen
StnbilIm beron5uSi,1sn unO Oa Di,
ruiiiihtn S3eb0rben IiG b,barrli1 &c.
gen 0te 9lrfnabms pon Stlosntinntn
on Ole lluiperiiiGtcn ftrdubttn tntiian.
ben Ic1on 1878 tn petersburg Bic er.
ten o5rouenbOdhtrlc" iHD,m siuist
9amtn Nd 3uidmmtntut,n, Inn bti
profehcren Der llnipsriitGt etDiBt
Stu0ien Sll iuadea. gluS oisItm bt,
IGsictHen 9EnFans ,RtipideIit lip 6olh
Elm SnItitlt, has fb oil piiIeni6uits
iiDtm Rnrgs nit ben ltodtlihtn llni=
periitGttn NuBldnbs Sur6ous meIien
tonnte; eS fonb bnIo in M2ostau cine
gloffolse. glnl II. 9ldi 80. WIoi
ntiien Siils) bat nun bic @erpaItuna
Der a5raienbOHInrIe" beIhI6iitlt, 0os
SpItitut 3u elmer bollbere9tiaien llnis
ptrlitGt um5ulpon0eln. Der Q(usbdu
Der ipiftulfdTtIiAen Ginrihtuuotn be.
rthtiste oilr1dus 5r oitIem Gnti9mB,
no6osm Der 0eDrI0rpsr Der glnRuli
Ybon mebrert proIeiiOrinnen ouFipSiit
bic ibre GtpOien anf ibr 0arGaefiibrI
lobsu. Der GuBerc llmIauQ Der llnt.
perTtGt iteIlt iie ben Glteiteu So1Idus
len &nBlauos 5ur Seitt; Iie bot etmo
5000 Stubsntinnsn, ser @erf ibtsl
@tb6u0e bttrGot msbrtr, gRillionu
unO ibr Sdartsbuoget bos bisGsr
ausT2Iisblib ans pvipoten ql2itEslu
ditFgtbradDt ipltrDe, cine bllbe NtilliCi
Rubei. 9lohoem Dor tir5sm bel
Staot bic friiberen einInrGuttnrsn
Observation-Disclosures onfgtbober
Bat. Doiit man nunmebr, ouB Der 9e,
I6luB Der @eripoltuns bolO bon b,i
8t9itrlng anersonnt un0 boB Damn
iptHigIttns eiu Sell Der inmer md
lttutn0tn 9(us9ob,u bonn Stuate BE-
itrittsn werbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-28
SSirN luitSsr GtIcr.

vtiIt6u SoigainS ppn 9i.. 1911,
&bilpot Str, Ger All Der Gdc Scr
,5dpettc lnS' GaitIeitr. pon cihcm
ntrd 2oniS N. Qauulan BON 6laler
ton geIelitteS gnltodlobil ansein6rcn
iipo idpper ucrlsst naG Oen Sobns
oopfins Soipitni Gebradjt pnroe,
ibeint 9lustiht .auf g'eiierma 5li ba.
ben. GS miro ober nod ciitiec 3et
oalerll, bis o. ais 3ciigc im (Seribt
criheincn FAINT inb Der 2cnter oes
9IlitorlobilS, SpiiiS Z. 9niprau MIN,
De oesbaIb lulter $500 SiiraIdjuit
cittloiieiL bis Die scriththc Hitter.
luHmte. sic ailf ben 81. 5ebrnnr on
aeicbt IT. itaitiinDcr falin. Nieains
hat mad SluSiaacit ocr Nlcr3te aiiNeb.
lid sinrn SH0oclbrlIdi oapon1etra-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-28

6Iounoers. @fuu6, Csc; Trout,
aroBc. SAB, $12-t5; fEcIuc. Sc IS;
Rod, @FnnO. l5-22c. ipeiber @crd5,
9hmod S--10c.; medium, 4--5c.;
aClbcr &erd). srobe. s-t0c.; fIeine
bis medium 4iuuo, 3--4r.; Naade-
rcls, 1flluS, 1S-20c.; ToIors,
srobc, Eh,rlO, i2-l5s.; medium. 6
Sc; Sedlte, Bflus0, 15-lsc.;
IaIr, 9funO, S--l0c.; Gatfiih, NSfoy
9-5c.; Claus, bunOert. 65-70c.;
9Iuiteru, Choice, SAB, $3.50-3.75;
grimes, GOB. 5000 2.25; GhIs.
6ab, $i.50-1.75.
RiH0picb.-SSunge tette Sticre
pon 1000 big 1900 gSiltno @emift,
Rfltno, 7-71a; Gtiere unter 1000
Tfuno GjeioidJt, 6l5-7c.; Dhieu,
Efnuo. 415-51ac.; 8nIIeu. gfuuo,
412-512c.; erobe iuuac aiibC, @foy
4l12--5e.; moaerc. 9-3Iac.; Stiibc
nit aaIb, $35- so; mopere, $40
lib.
9 dweinc. 5erfcI ie nad
@roBc. @tiid. $1.75-a.50; SBoots.
ie mad ojrobe, $3.50.
9GIbcr.-Gboirc. BIO. 131ac,;
artc, t2Ia-t8t,; ldppcre @GIbcr,
Stiid, $ts-29; railbe, Si4--i6;
tleinc mueere $50.
2dmmc'r uu0 Q SGnfe. -
GboicG, iette Sbaie, $50, 4ib-5c.; ;
CUTE, 3--4c.; roube. Shid. $3.50
2.50; oIte 9dde @iunO. 31a--4c.; /;
SriibIiues,26lmner. gboice, iette.
Efitro, ii-1tl4c.; mebiuH, 81
1Oc.
z a Dof, (Nlor1Iano). 100 &iuno.
--&iroenoertbis uuo niroltc6,- $40
--12; gutter ocipobHlider uno eriiG.
uer. S13-i4; gutter, aciDSbnliher,
St5-16; untteIHdbiaer. $i7--19;
gutter bis fcincr rotber, $9t-21;
tSaucD.$22--25; GetoTt0S, eelpobnlI'
der tiS mittcimdijtger, $i2-i7;
SecoroS. gutter bis feiner $is- 90;
tSrun0bIdttcr. neuc @rntc. $7--is;
@ap Gabat. tire curco. $50; llp.
Der Country, oir.clreh. $S-l7. -
RoneeIbafte miS itIed)t senhItte
@erpadlluo. l--Se. PRO BiuRO ME.
criger.
@6utcunSEdlg @SiaI6enC.
Bhluo, 20c.; friidlc, 19c.; bdtG
oigte, TIC; GrD Stint. 39-3lci
aolb, 29-30c.; +; Sd,of. Toe. 1926;
2dmmcr 30-60c.; 9uaer,, i6c.;
3iegcr, i5-95e.; Gole, 4funO, o.
lOc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-28
aritgsgtfaugtntnIagtr.

Die lduge 0auer Sts arieges, sic
unsebeure 9(usbsbnilng Oes aritgssss
bets unO bic ssipoltigen 2(rmeeu ba=
ben audi binf9tIid Der 3risssosfau-
seuen Seg6aIiniiie seiAaiieu tUie Iie
IN gIsidem ltmfans md in tsiusm
Sri,es in @rT6sinuus esttetsn iinO.
Die 3abl Ser srisssseiaussusu Bat
bier MiIlioueH IGngit iiberi9rittsn; bic
Snternisrns ron 3ipilp,rfOnsu bot es
NIT iiGb gebractt, baB bic Gisfaussnsus
lager taiiadIiA auf bic gau5e Melt,
auf ale flint @eItteife psrt,tlt lino.
9tutT4lanO Sablt ssssu 1900 Sc
fonssHeHIager, ouf Ods san3e glei6
Osrieilt. es sibt IOI@s in 8ag.rn
uuO @iirttembsre, I'M @IfaB unb in
Baden, i'm 9ibsiulunb mO IN @tIt-
fallen, IN Sannobsr un6 GGIesmig. IN
MledIenburs uuo @oIen, in So6I.p
unO GcbIeTien II. {. 10. 9i, Eager t,is
len iid in Observation-Disclosures, Oft
sitrsIa9tr Cigarette, unb Suorans
tdnsItotionen. sic iin0 ouf gang
Seiterretc3 uub gum tIeintrcn Yell ouf
llngorH pertsilt. Gogor i'm nabeH
@ordrIGerg, in 9tu im &re9tnasrtpolo,
beItebt tin Eager, ioOdnn IN Sprol,
'in &Grnien, Sttisrmarf, 969meu, 9litz
her unO ObsrsSclerr,icb, aroin,
aosnieu, !9erossuipiuO, DaImofitu,
aroatien, II. I. IN.
8uIgorien sdblt II 2qgsr, bic 3iir-
fei beren "a. uno sipor III Der oiiotis
Tc6en Siirtti. nit glusnubms pon alp.i
2agern in auutantiuoptl iluo Ro6oliO
in Der ,urOpSiI6eu 2iirtti. Sie iino
Oertsilt auf &Iehaiisn, Gnritn quld
TINA lutb 0ltlopotamien.
@On Oen GntsntsnGd)icn ptilt ma
hlrgemGB Srantrti@ am mtiiltn Sc
fanseuenIooer ouf. @s SGblt gsssn
800 Eager in Srautrei9 IsIbtr; Ie
IaeiOsn ii1 in Camps Ot @rilonnitrs,
Camps O'SnltrntS Gipils. 1tiad)t~
mtRts st Sopitour lnS iinO onf has
oon5e Qano oubtrbdlb ser g(rmst3one
UtrtsiIt, BON SABRE bis 9rtii, BON
GberbOurg Bis Borbeaur. MarItille
nnb SeorIita. Don ben pprtnd,u bis
GdpOptu. SIN 9oftu bon 9oprs III
Elm S6iEf ais Eager stnstriGttt. Die
SnI,l &Oriifa sGbll 12 2oger. sSrouts
reid Bat oubtrrem in @igisr 35, IN
Mlorctto SO unb in Sunis - Sc
fangeusnlassr; itrntr 6 ouf 0labaaasy
far, fobanu je eines IN Gotonon unO
BortO RoDo.Dobomsp, IN Sort Oe
sSranctsWlartiuiaus, msWloridutn,
SongasS.negaI, papssi, Sabiii, Gai=
gOnsgodindina.
@rOB6ritannisn Bat % GtTaretntus
lager in GngIdnO, Srlaub uuO S6Otis
LAMB; Ftrntr Iolbe auf Gibraltar lmo
Wloltd, in 9leoppteu, @rttiids0its
alrita, in 4cera. 2aeos inO Sierra
2tont @titalrita; s In Gabairita; in
@5iueaport unO 6onstong; f,ruer auf
ben synIsIn Barbados. 8erHr0as, Sac
malta, Sririoobs sWtitinrieu unO in
9riiiI1s Gupono.
syn StdIien beRthen i'm ganSsn iiber
130 Eager, auf paS adn5c 2daS Uers
isilt, pom piemont bis Si5iIien nao
Sorcinisn.
Nublan0 BAT 10 Eager in suropGis
l6tu unO s9en 20, Eager I'M olictis
Ia.n RuBlonb,
Sapou snoIic6 sa6it 12 Srisgsaefans
gtnsnldser.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-28
gsiinfdlt $4,000 pro Sa6r..

Eie Stodis 9Iderbanbcboroc miro
i'm 9nric scr eRod,c cine Sistuo bal.
tclL I'm cineu GrGiioenter iilr oaS
@orol0uocr cauSipirtbidaitIiAc GoI.
lcNc iil crluGbleu. Gr. g!l6ert ,SrcO.
gSocOS, Der 7cfon ocS lanSwirt6.
ltoitIihcu GolleaS non Mhmiciota.
bat lid bcrcit crfIort oos Pint al
abernebmeL ioenn i'm Gin ,SabreS.
SoIoir non $4,000 qelpGbrt miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-28
Ser. Singer uuu galtimDrt.
i@eoriinoet 1861

.tH NQSHtuiloCl lOOO.J,
Sduptquortier: .@ermnnta.Dadn.
nerdor.Ghibbous,- glr. $50, ylorb.
,$oipdrO- -Strube.
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observation-disclosures.
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GER. 2G29, observation-disclosures.
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