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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-02
Buck ONei Syracuse Coach Fires First Shot the


it a
Dick telling the world what kind of
whip eleven into and asks sympathy Tom Ready Lg has
silence the
the what
ow feel about oda game? You have pretty good
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-02

Connie Mack may have made a wise
move in selling Eddie Collins. But If we
ever own ball club and have a Collins
on it we'll sell Collins the day after we've
sold the franchise and the ball park
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-02

FOOTBALL BEAR is CHASED INTO
RETIREMENT AND COACHES TELL
THE TRUTH ABOUT THEIR TEAMS
Dark, Gloomy and Sad Stories About Flock of
Cripples Are Missing This Year Before Big
Games-O'Neill Has the Proper System

THE football romps
before big
battle statements spread broadcast and excited public has been
the first time the the station
agent at Port Indian Pa-and there
football
dark football higher
the rolled
manner the foe led believe that the football which to be played
from the old soldiers home and the would be called off unless the referee
Smith
a
In
hospital this found be the
n
TtAD with
o
and Of condition
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-02

Many are called, but few who are hav
better than a small pair
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-02
H. VARLEY.

Newport from which citadel he will launch
one OF the best machines in the country,
including Barrett of Cornell; Schlachter,
OF syracuse; Cherish, of Dartmouth, and
stars from Michigan and other points west.
The Newport motto, according to Captain
Black, will shortly be as follows kindly
get out of the road or leave something TO
help remove the debris"
You Understand How 1t Is
A bloke or boobT'H stand for, but
neUer cared much for mutt.
Aside from informal football" the only
thing informal about some of the golf we
have seen this summer Is the variety OF
the language employed In Dunkers and
Cuppy lies.
Many are called but few who are have
better than a small pair.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-02
Which of These Balls Do You Use?

In order that you may learn the worst
here are the new prices in single and dozen
lots as compared with the old ones:
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-20

no sympathy. Bobby knows that
father win jeer and sheer at his views
II he dares TO express them, 50 he
keeps silence. Sallie Il perfectly
aware that mother still thinks her
little girl incapable Of deciding even
what dress she shall wear, 20 she
tells mother as little Of her plans az
possible In order to secure to herself
even q modicum Of freedom.
Mother and father have positively
declined to meet Mr.. Jones and Miss
Smith. They refuse to admit that the
children that they have thought would
stay babies forever have arrived at
mans and woman's estate, and 90
they make no effort to get acquainted
with these strangers on their hearth
stone. They do not try to find out
what they are thinking, what their
aims and aspirations are, or even to
sound their ability and ascertain what
they are best fitted for In life.
1t is a pity, for the girl and boy tax
ing their first steps In the new world
Of grown-up people need the guiding
hand Of their parents far more than
they did when they first toddled with
unsteady feet across the nursery floor.
The boy needs q father who win talk
to him as man to man. The girl needs
q mother who viii meet her on the
plane Of common womanhood. Then
there could be condolences given and
received that would save many a
young life from shipwreck, but how
can this be done IL parents have
scarcely even speaking acquaintance
with their grown-up boys and girls?
That is why. II Is so important for
fathers and mothers to come out of
the counting room and the kitchen
and meet Mr.. Jones and Miss Smith,
and get really acquainted with them.
They would find these strangers very
interesting. ,....
Copyright. 1917, by The Wheeler Syn
--..--1,--.. dictate, Inc.) 80. ..~
Dorothy Dix's articles appear regu.
larry in this paper every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-20
FILMS TOSH0W
HAWAIPS BEAUTY

Louis Francis Brown Of the Burton
Holmes Company and d W.. de Wis
Norton established new record for
doing Hawaii last week. Leaving
Hiio early Thursday morning they ar
then began filming the wonders there.
They visited the caves, tubes and
sulphur banks, secured number OF
feet OF film on the dead craters. and
then began work on Kilauea, where
Brown made some great views. sHur-
rying away Ito their travels, taking
views along the way, they arrived at
Kona &C sunset They next visited
Captain Cooks monument, took views
Of an ancient hefau at Napopoo,
made films of the loading Of cattle
and then took Q sampan down the
coast .5:...,..y.,. -; g..
A number Of excellent views were
secured at the Temple Of Refuge.
They also filmed the coffee country
thoroughly. Returning to Waimea
and Hilo they took more scenes and
then left for Puma and Hamakua,
where they made number Of views.
The Burton Holmes tour Of the ISL
ands has been completed. They have
taken pictures Of every real hAature
on the islands, and Kauai, oalA Maui
and Hawaii have been thoroughly
worked. The tour was made under
the auspices of the Hawaii Promo
ton Committee. and the committee
believes this tour viii be worth much
to Hawaii. 49,.
The Burton Holmes films OF IA.
wall win be divided into 90 separate
films, and win be released In an the
principal show houses on the main
land. Burton Holmes viii select the
best films for his lecture on Hawaii,
and the remainder win be sent out by
the big film exchanges. ~, -. s.
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and Sallie. They are Robert and
Sara.
Nature has sent out her invitation
TO their parents to meet Mr.. Jones
and Miss Smith, and few fathers and
mothers have o spirit gallant enough
are good enough sports--to accept
the invitation cordially and full heart
edly. s.-l
They do not want to be forced to
face the fact that their babies are
babies no longer, to be ruled and die
tated 70, and thought for. but men and
women with rights and privileges, and
individual lives Of their own that they
must live In their own way.
There il no other gift that parents
bestoW 80 grudgingly az their recog.
milton Of their children being grown
up, and Il is because OF this niggardly
Withholding from youth Of the tribute
to its new found dignity that many Of
the arrangements between parents
and children arise. ga
Fathers and mothers are always
complaining that their children do not
confide in them. 81 am good pals
with the young fellows in my office"
q man win say, but haven't the
slightest idea what my own son thinks
On any subject. He IL as dumb as o
clam In my presence"
MY daughter never tells me any
thing q mother win moan. she IL
more intimate with half q dozen other
women than she Ii with her own
mother" .-..g,
The reason 10 that other people &C
cept the boy and girl as grownups,
listen TO them respectfully, accord
them the treatment that they would
TO mature people, while their parents
persist In regarding them as infants
who are not entitled TO an opinion on
any subject and whose hopes and as
pirations are no more to be seriously
considered than q child's desire for
o new toy. =
And youth, which 10 morbidly sen.
sitiye, resents this and retaliates by
its condolences from those
from whom II knows II win receive
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Copyright, 1917, by The Wheeler Syn
Z-..-1,-.~st..-g dicate, lnc.) ... go
Dorothy Dix's articles appear regu
larry in this paper every Monday
Wednesday and Friday. ~
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-20

The most scientific ran Is he who lives in the
daylight and the fresh air, and sleeps in the
night.-H. A. Morgan.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-20

I KNOW AT On ExDY Of ninetynine
who has never worn glasses, and who
can thrend , me needle. She claims
her wonderful egesight n due 70 the
fact that she kept her eyes washed,
and always took extra good care Of
them. she thinks that half the peo-
pie who wears glasses to-day, do 90
because they have neglected their
. eyes IN youth, or because Of their
parents neglect Of their own eyes,
they were born with weak sight
Az the eye II such q sensitive or
Gan, it should never Be tempered
with unintelligently. But certain
little rules might be followed, that
win keep the eye more comfortable,
and therefore increase it, strength,
and Indirectly. its beauty.
For instance, the eye should never
Be strained while Il has . stye, or q
cinder, or . BIT Of dust. IN It. The
whole nerve force ID working then to
throw on this foreign matter, and IL
the eys Il called upon TO take linz
pressions of things about you. Il VIII
Be operstrained and weakened.
With 4 stye. Il should Be washed
with some solution Tor the purpose.
which any doctor can prescribe: or
it can Be handaged with alternate hot
and cold congresses. wet, Of course.
70 scatter the impure blood drawing
20 Z head here A water made BY
boiling elderhowers. straining and
bottling, d soothing to styes. Plan
tain water Il good. too. that home
made remedy our grandmothers made
and kept n their medicine cupboards,
and water with q tiny BIT Of baking
soda dissolved IN Il. Il also cooling
and healing.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-20

Technical schools were appealed to
by the department Of labor to furnish
available men between Is and q tor
apprentices IN shipyards. -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-20
TO MEET Nh. JONES AND MISS
- SMITH

70 MEET MR. JONES AND MISS
SMITH
& ~ DOROTHY DIX
The WorId'S Highest Paid Woman
Writer.
IN tens Of thousands Of American
homes, az this season Of the year,
> there II being enacted domestic
drama that % either stragedy or com.
edy, according 70 your point Of view.
They who went forth TO college last
fail plain Bobby Jones and Saliie
Smith, have returned 70 the bosom oil
their families Mister Robert Algernon
Jones and Miss Sara Smith, and their
bewildered parents are realizing, with
arazement and despair, that Of all
strange people under the sun there 70
none with whom they are 20 little &C
auainted az with their own children.
Bobby Jones, who went away, was
such q nice, Jolly, enthusiastic lad,
and he was 90 proud Of his parents
and HIS home and his town. The
Robert AIgernon Jones, who has como
back, Il q blase creature who has dis
covered that the world IL stuffed with
sawdust, and 10 generally cinders,
ashes and dust He patronizes every.
body and everything, from the Deity
down. He calls his home town . hole
not 1it for q dog 10 i've in, and does
not conceal the fact that he considers
his father and mother superannuated
provincials whose opinions are only
70 be accepted with plying federation
By one who has been privileged to
have q wider outlook on lifeg
by George, can you beat itf says
Father. surveying Bob Robert over
the rims OF HIS glasses. Il have al
ways regretted that did not have the
advantaee Of q good education when
was young, but II this Il what coli
Ieee does 70 q boy, thank God that
the only education / ever had ! got
N the University Of Hard knocks,
which, at least. beats some common
sense into the thickest head.
And then Father gives . contemp-
tuous glance at Robert Algernon's
fIamboyant hat and tie, his dinU III.
tlo stick, and the two ST up In en-.
barassed silence when left alone %
nofher because they have not g0t
enough POINTS Of mental contact to
even start q conversation.
And mother looks &C Sal-Sara exs
nctly as the old hen who Matched out
= swan must have looked At her.
fIe6elinr. The saIlie mother knew
80 s sweet rimule. clinging little
.I-1 chn fInehe6 ~ the roots of her
fs1< 4 Von <n6l-o IS hcr eudfenly.
This rfranrr sara a a aggressive
,,<.' : =. $50, ~sth ;, rssicai opinione
slc',s iifs -nd ernreerlfr ones own
a S.-s6rei,fv snS ene,r. dntr e. mes
,..<.rss 500 erS - m ard rbe az.
$3.50. rrs1S nerfecf frnnknere. IN
,,sr.r eomn,nv rntiecfs that mother
, 80 go = 80.
- - 49,. n . ..ss. =
~ = ~ t, - $780,.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-20

The LackaWanna Steel Company
has declared an extra dividend Of 21k
per cent. out Of earnings Of the first
two quarters Of 1917. s
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-20

Lawrence Dempsey, colored. was
taken from the jail by q mob, in
Fulton, Ky. and hanged 10 o tele-
phone cable Dempsey was charged
with murder.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-20

However, yuu need O hair tonic II yol
VIII write again. enclostng stamped and
addressed envelope, VIII send you recipe
for 9 splendid one. II your hair 70 dry,
omit the lemon IN the shampoo and use
TAR soap TO wash Il Yaseline VIII make
your eyeIashes grow cold cream Win bring
your skin into condition. H. -
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csprseAs ~ George NostAsp Asars
Or. cAPPs. oPTlclAN

Formerly with wall q Dougherty, has
removed 10 Standard Optical Co. 1ils
Fort Street. Telephone ss75. Adv
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QuWliona "a AnaMaa

wAot skaIl ! 20 for ~ hoir: q Z, o,o.
fsllp fhta an1 dsyf pGsA q every czech,
usiN1 a. egg, cd ne ncrt week egg and
soaD ard tAe tuios 81 d Jenon. Bat u
1oesn,S CrO.g ord % % fhtn and dsy. No
fuoo = 0lIcopo rc1 I const go soop. What
en- orow eIeInshesf I eac1ose stonSps cd
enpciops.--Doru Hysok
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-20

Eye Co1nfon
By EDNA KENT FORBES

RspIy--The stamps ana envelope were
not 81 the letter when Il reached me. Loose
only safe way 10 % put IN Q seif-addrssssd.
stamped ensslcpa
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-20
WOMAN now IN
PERFECT HEALTH
What Came From Readins
. Pinkhan Adyer.
tisement.

Paterson, N. J.--'sI thank Won for
the Lydia = Pinkham remedies . they
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-23
9aS .gsyfrtemsut
Sc ioI uuter .Ssrru Cabins sbmiuis
itrdtiOn pon @rnub anf reOrsaniiirt
iperoen.

Ser Siirgermsiiter GIecius .Sobn
Cabin III geitern na4 Dem Giier
absersiit. @or i,insr gtbrsIis ma9i,
er bic antiinbisuns. Oub bas Det,ttip-
Oepartement bon 9runb alIf reoraas
niiirt tperben ipiirbe. IobaIb Sihsts
bsitsoirsitor SoImes unb er itlbIt ibr
Imt dusetretsn bitten. 6erner ipurce
bon ben Ssrren Die eriIdrana dbaes
eeben, bab bas pOlijsibspartement in
ieinsn iibrissn 9isuitspsissn unosrs
anosrt ssIoiIen lperos unb osr iiidtiss
uub perbisuitpoas pOIijsinef Col. Mil
liam GopsIdH on Der Spib. Der itios
ttidsH poIijsi psrbIsibt. 2tuG i'm
5curpsbrs Opartemsut biirfisn mia
.iss asnosrune,n ni6t T]lab sreiisn.
Des Deiieren bat Serr 6olmss tes
iannt sema5t, bab Serr @eoras @.
9raDforo, Der Yripdtieiretdr bee i,bis
gen Sii4erbeitss DIRECTORS iyr;sblanoer,
aud unter ibm, SOlmes. bieisn poItsn
betleibsn piirbs. 9r. Gbirorb 9.fsr
psrbIsibt in Der GioiIoisnittsscmmiliion
unb Der 0ffentlide glniIGser i'm Mns
ni3ipalssri1t, Go. WorriIisp, iuirb
gIeihfaus biefen g]oiten bebaIten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-23

gbdrles 70. 6offmon, Coleman Nbe.
m, (sriis Rational gorf sgebGubt,
Gscne q. Gprnttie. BEL 8Icd.
ausbtbunJsbebcrbs Hc. 9-gtihtsl
alfrsb q. Ripptrt, alfreb o. 9fasn
6enrp o. Sdud, Linton 9rufsgs'
b1nbe.
elnsbstunes6eborbe Ro. 10-RiHI
Ter Jphn n. gdIbipell, prppibsnee M.
s6osus. Griis gsnfional gonf.G .GsbduDt;
5Oiparb n. Raglano, Ct. pauIsg.'
bduce.
gountn Observation-Disclosures 30. !
-Rid,ter ggabe GufbiHs, GoDdro
Woufinier, Critic Rational 8onts 8ss
bduos; George g. Drills, Dl,rcantilt
efbrarn~Gsbdube.
Gruntp gusbebunssbsb5rbe Ro. 2
Rpbtrt 3. 8udiuoIitr. OIiper 9.
grrnni, at. panfs@ebdube; soi,pb
9. GraDbca. Union Gsnirals sGebdu,e.
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Die seieslihen Seratber.
Ser in SamiItOm GOnuts bel Der
ansfhaums oss G.neitiDuaire
bebili!id iein iuirs.

Ti. leaalsn B.ratbunastSrper. mel
de ben glus5ebnnqs6eb0rbsn I'm sani
zen Staais bsissgeebu iinb. funb &C.
tern be.annt sssebsn fDorotn. Di'
ernannten mibmsn ibrs Disnitt sIa'
lis. Sie i0llsn ben aeiisn BEL ot,
ausfilIuns bts Nusiticneirs bebilI'
lid Iein, bic unter ben 8eftimmunseIl
beg I.letttoen Disniiseisses m Be
traf,t !enmen. Die grnennungeu bal
ser gouperneur unb stpar auf ems
piehluns Der Common pIsasri4ier
eemaft.
Die aefebli6tn 8srntber fur 6is
milton gountp iinb Die nadbsnanntsn
ipo9lb,tanni,n Ri9ter unb anipdlis,
beren 2brsiie nnsesebsn III:
Observation-Disclosures 30. / Ri&tsr
iSreperid 9. SOffman, Samss y.
Sitpari. RenpeF0ebdube; 5ames 3.
S'DonnefI, Wercautils aibrnrps Ct
bGuee.
dusbeburgsbehorpe no. 2--HtGier
BilIidm q. geogbegan, CHARTS T.
2eslie, 3peiie RattonnI gani @s.
bdlb.; So6a g. lyispatrid, Wisginss
Geb1ubs.
giusbebungsbeb5rbe 30. 3-Riffer
Cfnap I. @osgrops, SoHforb 8rpnn,
Tercaniile aibrarps9ef6ube; 1borHs
ton R. Snnber, Ulsrtantile eibrnrps
@eeGube.
observation-disclosures go. 4-Rifier
Smiib 6idenloopsr, gfcbsrt 6. 6usbs
IS, gourtbouie; Gbfpdrb Ui. Ballard.
@iDDnns. @ebdub,.
glusbebunesbeb0rbs 30. 5--4ihter
Stanlsn W. Wssrrell. Sofsph 20. D.
Sara, JobnTtoH=Gebdube Mfr. Wod.
ausbebunqsbsbSrhe 90. 6-Rthin
yranf R. @usiptiIsr. Gborlss Step-
bens, Sr., GrIts RationaI BantsGjes
bdube; Gilbert 8. RorriII, prooibens
BanfsG sGsbdube.
4uEbebunesbeb5rbs Qo. 7-Rihfsr
William o. 2usbers. @altsr Degnmp,
1rnetionr r0eb6ube; Tbpmas Darbp.
Union 9rriir0 r0eb6ube.
GusbebunssbebSybs SO. s-at4tn
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Or. amn,ualbs gtellums.
Jran aunie z. 5aft sibt a,ittsbmrser
annifbanauien ssbnbrenbe
glntiuprt.

getreffs Der anil5eIliriing oes
Yittsbureer aonSerts nrieres Spnis
pbonieorbeifers oiird Die Grdcitrd
sIiioeiation, reip. Der cteaina Or.
aunpnIos, bat Srml annie Siiiton
2aft, Die Yrdiioentin Der Srheitra
siioeiation, cine offeniIidIe ertlGrung
crIaiien, Die gIeihSeitis an bic Eittss
burger aunitbanauien gerifiet III. Gs
gebt onraus berpor, DAB Sr. Grnit
SflntuaI6 bercits Dor einiger 3eit ieinc
Reiiandtion eingereidlt bat, neil er
ourf ieinc YeriOnlidfeit Dem SrGe'
tier feline unnontbigen SdipierigfeI'
ten bcreiten ipoIlte. Die Reiignation
1T ieooh nidlt angenonmen Doroen
9ie erfldrilna ,Srmi 3aits lmitet:
sSeit einiger 3cit id)on babe i'd
Ir. aitutpaIos aeiisnation aIs 2eiter
ocs Giueinnntier Spmpbonie Grdss
itcrs in S1n6en, Der aus Dem @runoe
5iiriiftreten ipoIlte, Inn burd) feline
Rerion oen sSntereiien oes 9oItes in
feiner 9eife i'm g9eee gu iteben. Sd
made bns i,ngern befannt uno nod
ipeit mebr iineern ipiirbe id, bic Res
iienation onnebmen. ipeiI i'd hbers
3eiiet bin. onB ben nuiiifaliiden ,Sns
iereiien Der Staot fem id)limmcrer
Sd)Ia9 periett tperoen fonnte aIs
ohrf oen gerIuit Der 9ieniic Gr.
Minfpnlos. Gein nuiifaliider @eHius
nno feline iniuonbeIbare Sinanbe
m1brenol Der iiinf Sabre, Die or illier
ms ipeiIt, bnben infer Srdeiter 3i
cinem Der beiten ocs 9nnoes geruaht.
Sein Serabiieisen bon ieiner jesigen
hoben Stelliing fuiiroe ale erjieberi.
fhen Ssntereiien in Der Staot, pripnte
ioipobI oils ofientIiHe. auf, bas RadJs
tbeiliaite beriibren.
.Tr. aiuripaIb bat iid itets aIs
Better zines mnerifnniihen Srfeiters
betrahtet nnb freitpiIlig ole geoins
aunsen erfiiIlt. bic banit uerfniipft
finS.
.@egeu Der Stea,rngnabme etIider
aeiiie in Tittsburs III es nur ein aft
Ger @eretttgfeit Or. aintDalo eeaeHs
iiber, fpeHn bns 1ublifum Seiien
SteIllng reritcbt.
yTie slneeIeeenbcit ipiro pom benz
Serpaltuitgsraib Der gereiniguug
,uf bas iorsfaltisite erpogeu fper'
BEN. Annie Sinton Z aft.
grdiiSentin Der Cincinnati Spm'
pbonie Srd,eitra aiioeidtion 60"
3as aonsert In Gbiuieotbe, ipeltes
iui beiite abenS oneeiest mar, finoet
tatt. Ssn Gbillieoibe peib man ailnit
mo einen beruorrogeHoen aapels
reiiier su id,dsen.
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SeAenne mno 9abtps.

- Die Clubbing Siar aose Der
9ptbiasritter BON gellspus bat fOlsens
be 9eamts erip1hlt: 6. g.: gbds,
Gris5su; Q. g.: Geo. 9eissr; Baf.
fenmeiiter: See Slsinbed; Sisselbe'
nader; 6. q. rlrep; Wl. Of So: y.
Z. 8aigbu; S4asmsiiter: Bm. 9ind;
Snnere Wots: 8. 9Iumentbsil.
- Das Domens5irfseorps bss SO,
SoOfsr qpiien Don 9apton q. u. R.
piro beute 4benb in Der ppfbiass
ritierA,olls cine 8triammIung abbdls
ten. 9err 6. 90. Rasel, @orfissnber
fir ben 5rianssI &ri@sfpnb Der y.
M. 6. a.. beridtst, bab bic 5otnls
&OIleftiOneu in 9sllspue 1,75as7
betragen.
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Rplfes, Glen. aGitt. u. :. gofenfot.
Ter. Mnion Bon btr 6daf. 6. g. pIufs
setoum. Stnrp u. Gurrs ausni!
Witts.
garberrbe-eoiu. aOftmsber, Sos.
acIfmeper.
Die Soetren, bic oIs 5idsfptrfGufer
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lalie an ter Gin StraBs Bel Germ
Seinri4 arltmsb.: Su meibsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-23

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-23

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