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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-27

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-27
Ridtisitelluns Der megisauiideu
WesieruHs.

Iie erite bon Der megitaniif21 Wc'
9ierung ofiioiea altoriiirie aeiiberuns
'iber Die piclperiprodcnen Yeriud,e Der
GeuiideH, Wterifo nit ben Der. Sfna.
ten in 2onflift gu brinaen, erfolgt IN
Der liingiten auseabe bes in oieiem
2onte erihetuenben .Weyien Re.
uicp" elmer Don Der meriEaniideu Re.
gieriuig III bieiein SGrlbe 3u oem 9iped
berausgegebenen Whnatsihriit, ben
reg;fmiiten Stanbpiinft IN Srageil
III ertIdrer, bic anlcrifa aneeben. Der
artitel, ben MIR in Der lleberiesung
pier piebrgeben. entbdlt untrr anbe.
rem Die Uhttbeilung, oab General
Dbrcson. Dleritos ariessminiiicr. ic-
eben ben Gintritt Don ansldnoern IN
ole meritoniide arInee perboteu bat
lnS ben sli,stritt aller Srenben. bic
1rssnbIidIid OILS SoIbaten bienen.
atgeorbnet babe, mas bic 9efiird,tung,
Dob be,Itidg Reieruiiten fir bic meyl.
fanifts armee init Jreuben beariiBt
lptrbsn, asritreuen. Die ~Rsput"
ldb: iid), obne 3fueifel BON Der meyifa.
nifdrn 9iesierimg oa5u eruiad,figt,
icIeenoermaben aus.
ySeit mebrereH Uionatefi iniroe IN
eiuem SbeiIe Der aneriinniiten g,rei.
ie, oeiien ai.genideinliber 3ped co lit.
oiirh angnben iiber cine Spiid,eit
Deuii9lanb unb Der sonititutionsIItn
slegieriin1 QWierifos) beitetenbe Sn.
irigue nut @erifo IN eir,en aunilitt
bit nerpideln. Der aRittelpunft oieier
gelpeging mar vi qaio. iener yunft,
pen lpeld)esn ip1brenb ben LETTER. fiinf
Ssabren iopieI llnipcbrbeiten nit @e.
sig aiif Wlerifo auseineen. bab inteai.
eenie 0ieniden iid felt Ioneem ipci.
gerten, irgenb cine Rahridf, 10 plaii.
iibel iie audi iein nlod,te. bic fas Ta-
tam hieier teyanii4tn Gtabt trus. su
sIauben.
0reie GeidBhteu, bcren elbiid3t OF.
ientlnoia TT, Dob fein perniinftieer
Dieiid dilnebnien fonrite, onb lie
oIcnben fiuberL iparm 70 abiuro, oab
iie feine Beod,ttpg fin6en ioIlten, bic
yaepicp" nil iebob bos IriigcriIHc
eirer aDabI oerIeIben bier 3eigen.
IS ipairbe gum 9eiipiel seioei, bab
ia ben lctien bier Wlonoten 2niiicnbe
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-27
1ee,,bet
81. uuumsbr Der Aasitanb Der aroser.
fdwn Subrlente.

Ger lansluieriae alSltanS Der aro.
ser'idru 5nbrlelite iii nullnletr been.
bet. Wie acitcrn beiannt scgeben mar.
ue, bnben bic aiisitinbigen eiren ib.
,icu pon Y. 8. arcarr ecniad)ter ijrie.
ocHSUorid,lag angencnlmen unb Mil.
.iam d. Brandt bat ole gertreter orr
llnion oos slbfomnlcn iilierieidnci.
gaut oieism slbfoumen erbalten oie
DmbrIelite einen befriebiaenben CIR.
0sitsIcbu uHb porti,ipireu On benz
9'rofit Der pon Ger ssreger 50. inc
s,tcn aerufcren 9qutiinI sbalrIing &C..
ipatrcno aiIk.rbcm ailh Die liIion an.
erfcnnt ipirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-27

Nommsr ipiinIht oifenbdr. cine prs
ttiide albtiiumune uuf bieisr Son:
bersrunblaee linp cine HabinetsfrIiis
au permeiptn. b0tftsns Mrlotia per-
fonIiA Osrantiportlid 5u MAIDEN.
nScoIo" ermdbnt IN sinem 2eitars
iitel bic Grititsr an Der Rsgierung
gum 9ursfritben, iHpsm Ct bas Ges
ipeni. Der Oitsrrei4iiten OffeniiDs be-
ftpDrt unb preoist 0ebulb. ba oie
6offnuna ouf baIoisen Siss triigen
t1nnte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-27

Die 5riebens GDberas
tton bat an ben prGiibenten cine
an5abl JrdgeH sert9tet, peren Seants
tportung ni9t oertpeigert perben iolte,
oa bas amerifanii4e Bolt elm an6es
itrtttenes He6t bat, odriiber 4ustunft
gu berlangen. Die eine Srage gebt bas
bin, mann Der Yrdfbent pillens III,
nit Seutidlano Srisben su ltlRben
uno uHter ipelhsn 8epingungen. Ob
er ben Strsitfal srlsbigt bGlt, ,penn
Deuti9lano ben unbei6rGntteu
Suutbooriries einitelt, obsr Oh er uis
unerlaBlite Jriebensbeoingung fors
bert, bab Der bsuti9e autfer perinot
ipirb nno Oh er ri6t eber Triencr
fdlieben min, als bis oas aefhebenilt.
Damn ipia bic J6beration tpiiIen, IS
Der prdiibent ben gl[ltirten 6slfcn
Mil, bic 'srSberungen gu MAIDEN, tte
fie oiefe in ibren Srieoensbebinaans
gen oargeIegt baben uno Oh er niht
sbsr Jrieosn fhlieben min, Bic Die
Iuiirten ale biefe groberungen as.
ma6t baben. IS III ii9srlid leins|
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-27
IN ben alliirtsn 9eriatcn

Sn ben alliirten SeriHtcn
tpirp ieIbit 5useitanoen. oab osr
Surhbrubsperiu9 an Der peltllhen
iyrpnt gum Stillltdno getommen III.
SelblttrOitenb ptro bin5ugefiigt, sab
bic Deutiteu bic 6lutb nit fiir4terlls
9en @erIuIten fir Tie gebammt buben,
inbem Iie ibre Snfanterie in seIhlcj1s>
men Reiben unb sroben Saufen gesen
bic feinblicbe artillerie Dorgeldidt
baben. Die 9suti6en ldusnen n;ttt,
bag iie idiper sslitten baben, MAIDEN
aber geItenb, bab bic 5einbe in ben
Nabtdmpfen uno Sanbsemensen, bic
iie unternebmsn muBtsn, tpsnn iie
DurdJbreheN ppllten, npt fhrerer ess
Iitten baben. gln sobten unb 9sripnns
oeten pirb es pobl auf beipen Seitcn
niht aefeblt babeu, dber Der grpbe linz
tsrf6ieb beiteht berin, oaB bic Jrinfe
fir aQe i6iperen 8erluIte nidrs onfi
supeiien baben, oa iie ppm itrateai.
fden 3isIe np6 eberio melt eutferut
iinb, pie porbsr. sSest nerbletbt nur
nod bic 5raee, po bic De,itiheu emit
iberoenn einureifen perben. nd9bem
fie ben Durdbru6 gum StiuFanp ses
bra9t babeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-27

~ Spman 9iannann, bon gso. 1898
6airfieIb slpenue, meISete geStnn bey
pcIi6ci, oab er aiif einem Strnbel.
bohntpagen Der Citeno.9inie pon ei.
iieln 1oifsnoieb Inn feline 9ricjtoIf.
init $40 beitublsn ipurSs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-27

Mit Der 9earbsituns ber
5elner, um geniigeub Rabrunssmi!iel
fir uns unD uHiere 4Qtirteu gu erisus
gen, i9eint es Hicht ipnoerIia gut be-
iteat gu Isin. Die yarmer Dsrrarbca
ni9t bic minoeite Reisuns gu srpb:R
4nltreHgungen uno seben AUDI offen
Den @runb bieriir an, iroem lie iassa,
Dap iie iia iel6er bic 9reife Oeroerhn,
fusnn iie niel 9etreibe auf ben Wartt
bringeH. Sic limb nur Dann pilIens,
ibre arGfte auf5ubieten, penn Die Re
gierung ibnen eiuen 4reis garantirt,
Der ibnen etnen angemeiienen @eplna
iidert. Wenn iie aud ni4t iasen, luis
nisl iie OerlaHgen, 10 lit aus ibren glns
gaben iiber bic boben 4rbsitslDbue,
bas tbeure Saatgut unb bic fart ges
1ttegenen Soiten fir alIes, mas cur
prubuttipn notbfpenbig 1T, beur!i4
genus gu eriebsH, bub bic hoper
preife, bic jest ihon obtpalten, ibren
riht geniigeu, ionoeru iie bebeutsno
msbr beanlpru6en. gDenn bic Resiez
runs ben boben preis ni4t saranti-;,
bann psrben Die 5armer penis prpbus
5iren uno bic @srbrduter perbsn eis
nen unerihDingli9en preis beSablsn
miifen. @aranttrt uber bic Regierurg
ben Preis. 10 piro er ebenFuls fir
bic Yerbrau6er unerihpingli9 iein.
Da aber bic Regierung unn6gli6 tir
Hen Yreis teititeIIen Tam, iibsr ipcIz
den Die @crbrau6er in Qufrubr ge>
ratben piirben, 10 pirb es pobl Bel Der
fhDuhen yrobuttipn bleiben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-27
aus Wa{binetOn pirp be

4us Walbinetpn piro be-
ridtet, baB in Osutidlanp eine Ss:res
aunq sur @rriNtung elmer Hspublit
einqstreien 1T. Wir balten Die Diels
puna fir nnpabr, oenn erit tur3ilt
baben bic So5ialtiten ertldrt, oaB es
ibnen ferne liegt, cine asnhsrung N
Seutihlanos :fegierunssform berbels
fubren 5u ipollsn. gber gelsBt. es iolts
bamit ietns Hiatisteit buben une
Yeutldlanp gu etner Republtt srtlori
iperoen, piirbe Der prdiioent bann
nod ben &riee fprtiesen2 Ous aTnes
ritaniibe BOLT bat Gin Reat, einr
Mntport auf oieie i5rase gu perIanssn,
benn es 1T linn seiagt poroen, ooB
mir in ben Srieg getreten Ilnp, lin Die
beuti9e Iriitptratie unb ben aaiisr
gu ftiirSen.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-03-24
The DAYTONA BEACH
SEABREEzE APPEARS

A copy of the initial issue Of tho
DaytOna Beach Seabree7e. a sly ri.
umn, four page weekly which is to no
published every Wednesday at Dav.
tona Beach, has reached the News
office among the exchanges. r r
Miiimore Is editor and proprietor of
this new venture in newspaperdom.
Inc Daytona Beach Seabreeze is
neatly printed on light book paper,
carries considerable local news and
a fair amount Of advertising. principal
~ from business firms of Daytona
beach. as might be expected as the
paper is published primarily in the
interest of the peninsula towns of
Daytona Beach and Seabreeze.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-03-24
IMPROVEMENTS
|1e ON EARL ST.

l,.eant improvement in the town
50 H.esr ense has been the completion
re- not cement sidewalk on both
GEnrl street from Ocean avenue
oula drive.
~ several years this street had
nall patches of sidewalk at sew
49,, thus making 1t street
r. avoided in wet weather. AS it
- most important thOrOughfare
ss1Se aeroos the peninsula between
1oulevard and Seabreeze avenue
E lnly right that the Seabreeze
should have demanded the
- e sidewalks by the passage
- 1innnce to that effect.
~ erection of the new $4,000 Sea
4)aytona Beach public school
{1lke on Earl street at the Grand
Syeaue corner also adds much
lSa hnfic on this street.
- minds of Seabreeze residents
F0ay other street where sidewalks
20 actually needed just now, is
61SnAyiew avenue between Earl street
- Dntjer boulevard.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-03-24
OST

Arriving at the Ridgewood hotel on
Thursday for their usual March visit
were Il p Andrews and daughters
the Misses Helen and Marion. two
very charming girls, who will make a
few weeks STAY before taking up their
Journey norfnward bound Mr. An
drews. a we'll known aud substantial
citizen Of Hudson is prominent shoe
manufacturer OF western Massachu
sets During their stay here they
viii enjoy the beach which is their
usual diversion. both in motoring its
lengthy stretch OF white sands. and III
taking a dip in the surf,
The paper that goes home-The
Na1tnna Daily NaMS
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-03-24

c. Doty Hobart will probably leave
this morning on his return to New
DIRK City after pleasant two weeks
stay here. In the great metropolis
he will again take up his work as
scenario editor for the Famous Play
ers Film company, which position he
has held for the past year.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-03-24
FIRST SEA LORD
PRAISES MARINERS

LONDON. March 10-(Correspond-
endce of the Associated Press Brit
ssh merchant mariners have received
high praise from Sir John Jellocie
first sea lord of the admiralty. for
their courage in fighting off German
submarines. Writing to the president
Of the Clyde Steamship Owners asso-
ciation Sir John declared:
The royal and allied navies and
the mercantile marine are working
together TO overcome the greatest
menace with which this country and
he allies ever have been faced and
the heroism shown by officers and
men of the mercantile marine and
their unfaltering resolution deserves
not only the confidence but the graf
itude and sincerest admiration Of the
whole nation"
Exports engaged by the Chamber
Of Shipping have given their opinion
that one or more guns mounted on the
stern of merchant steamers give suffi-
/ Clent protection against submarine al
tack IN announcing this act at the
meeting OF the chamber. William Fl
Rae burn, the president, said that some
critics previously had asserted that
/ the merchant NeSSe4S should carry also
a gun mounted on the bow Mr.. Rae
/ burn said that the British ship-oWners
/ had begged for guns for more than i
rcar believing they were one of the
! best methods OF preventing attacks
hv t boats lie said the merchant 5
noH " ere satisfied with The yigor With
which the admiralty vas ar'ning the
alps
Losses OF Entente shipping from
submarine attacks during the last lwc
or three months had been serious NJ
R8ehurn said, but not alarming TheN
constituted very small pereeniag,
81 the to1a number He asked ii Brit
ssh shipoWneTs were too sanguine II
expecting tina; one Of the condition.
Of peace would be the surrender ~ IN
Teut0nic powers OF their entire ner
camille marine.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-03-24

The boys and girs of the Seabreeze-
Daytona each public schro! are max
ing preparations for their annual Field
Day which is probably to take place
on or near April T. The usual line
OF athletic games and races viii be
held with some novel features OF in
tereSt to all
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-03-24

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Il Jones. o.
EonnorsviIle Ind. who have as usual
been spC nding the winter at their
home on the river front at the cor
ner OF Earl street and Halifax ave
nue. left this afternoon on their re
turn north They have greatly en-
loved the winter here and hope to re-
turn again next year These people
have enjoyed winters here for more
than five years.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-03-24

Arriving at DaytOna on Thursday
slter . pleasant stay at Miami were
RI. and Mrs. Thalman, of kokomo,
I'D, Who are now pleasantly located
= the RidgewOOd hotel for a short
ny. Mr.. Thalman, who is a prom
heot merchant of kOkOmO, is keen
q ardent disciple of the art of Izaak
Walton. and while at Miami. in com
I'M with j. c. Blacklidge. also of
1komo. made the biggest catch Of
: y season in a sea fishing trip on the
|6pey Queen. A 70-pOund amberjack
Vos the largest of the fish which the
s6n11emen caught, as well as a 40
Doand gr0uper and dozen extra large
~ snapper Mr.. Blacklidge. has
len q season guest at the Despland.
ave for the week which he spent at
Mani. Accompanying the Thalmans
-. Mr.. and Mrs George Tate. whose
1eme Is also at KOkOmo
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-03-24
eoes POISONED BY
UNKNOWN PERSONS

- condemnation has been caus
= among the owners of pet dogs in
sl6neoe1e, since several dogs owned
nnonle on Halifax avenue have died
Il elyychnine poisoning.
- net dog Turk" owned ty Mrs
81 q Coburn and daughter, Miss LeOta,
rs among those killed.
No ono seems able to find who is ad
r ietering the poison OF whether the
to0And 1t when it is placed fer some
elA9 purpose.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-03-24

Departing for Pinehurst OH Friday
morning were Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Flhlers and little daughter. Miss Flor
once Elizabeth. of Rockaway, \. J.,
who have been guests at the Despland
for the past six weeks. Mr. thlers,
while here enjoyed the saddle and
was daily seen in and about ipaytont
upon his horse. attended BY his riding
master
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-03-24

Marshal II f Lowe recently said
to News reporter that in spite Of ev-
cry effort of Seabreeze officials. that
motorists continue to speed their cars
on the asphaltic Halifax avenue Sew
eral auto drivers were fined this Week
and all will be arrested in the IL
ture.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-03-24

"A large party OF friends and guests
OF the Daytona Beach hotel, compris-
ing about six auto loads OF people
went up to the Ortona dance Friday
night, held at the new casino.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-03-24
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT: For month of April,
bungalow: 3 bed rooms. ? bath rooms.
living room. sun parlor; meals at
nearby hotel. Reduced rent. Apply
Conrad DOnnelly S Beach St % 3tp
FOR RENT: Nice airy front bed
room with or without board. u First
avenue 93-itc
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-03-24
DAYTONA BEACH

T. H. Joyce, of New York City and
Jacksonville, was visitor in Day
tona Beach on business for a few
hours Friday.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-03-24

Nj. and Mrs. " L. Perkins, OF
Windsor Ontario, have returned from
a sightseeing trip to Palm Beach and
Miami and are again at Schmidts ho-
tel Tor the remainder of the season.
" thought the other resorts attrac-
tive. but Davtona is easily the rret-
ticst ii them all We are delighted to
return. said Mr. Perkins to q News
representative yesterday
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-03-24
sEABREEzE


A. r. Thomas. of Valdosta Ga, who
has been here at Wild Olive street
apartment house for several weeks
left Friday afternoon for New York
City on weeks business trip
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-03-24

!. YOU see it in the News, its 50.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-03-24

When you want to buy or sell. try
the want-ad service in the Daily News.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-03-24

We print news, while it is news
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-03-24
One-Cent-a-
Word Column
minimum charge. Csc each insertion
WANTED.

MINIMUM charge. ZoC cdcd lnSoTLlOHJ
WANTED.
WANTED: Five passengers to New
York. travelling with two touring cars.
Railroad rates. Address P. o. Box 765,
Daytona. 952tp
Young lady to demonstrate in drug
stores IS to SO per week. Apply At
lantic Pharmacy, Daytona Beach, 1880
this evening
If the trunk or valise needs repairs
G. c. Barnes is the doctor; phone 149
Red; shop on Wall street next to
Dunn Bros store SS-tfc
FOR SALE
For Sale Mortgage for $4,000
bearing six per cent interest, due in
1919; gilt-edge security. Address
Mortgage" care Daily News SO etc
FOR SALE: 4O-foot house boat light
draft; complete equipment in commits
sion, ready for cruising. Box 372. Day.
tOna 8S-tfc
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE: One
twin-six Packard, one Eight Cadillac,
one IA Cadillac, one Studebaker tour
ing car, one roadster. one high grade
seven-passenger. machine, two trucks
suitable for most any business. Bar
gain prices. \. A. Johns, RidgewoOd
hotel SO Ito
$500 CASH BUYS TWO SOFT LOTS
Lots located at Atlantic Heights near
Seabreeze and close TO trolley. Call
6 to D. M Saturday or Sunday
r.. W. CLEVELAND, Prince George
hC:vl 81 tic
FOR SALE: One tire 30x3; call and
see it, First So 90 gets it. Every Hour
Coffee and Tea company. ) Ivy Lane.
qt,-1 {.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-03-24

WANTED: Five passengers to New
York. travelling with two touring cars.
Railroad rates. Address P. o. Box 765.
DaytOna 95 ZIP
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-03-24

Young lady to demonstrate in drug
stores IS to so per week. Apply At
lantic Pharmacy, Daytona Beach, 1880
this evening
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-03-24

The paper that goes home-The
Daytona Daily News.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-03-24

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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-03-24
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-18
SLEEP WHERE THEY FOUGHT.
Iowa Veterans 20 Camp On Familiar
Ground at Vickssu-g

Cedar Ra pIds. Sept. lS-In sonueC-
ton with the mp Of civil war veterans
10 EicksbUrg 10 attend me National
Peace Jubilee, z. J. c. Bealer IN a let
ter TO Capt ". 7. R3guy AT Vicksourg,
Miss asked that the 500 or 1000 old
soldiers from Iowa be assigned ground
near the Iowa state monument. Iowa
has a specIa! interest in this par, II
the camp fo- The reason that he gen
eraI losses sustained by the Iowa troops
was on this part OF -h@ battlefield
Captain Rigby referred Mr.. Dealers
letter TO William D. Newhil. colonel
Of qUartermaster corps in charge Of ar
engagements. who writes that the r"-
quest will be granted and tina; Iowa
comrades may expect 10 sleep where
you fought ffty-four years ago" Con-
tiauing Mr.. Newhill writes: "0n &C
count of the fear of shortage nj gov
eminent tentage. 1 have arranged TO
.:,-si; i; III vrtC-c.2s: e arg "ir-
6s tents lighted by electricity. and
with other conveniences 50 that YOUR
reunion will De by night a. we'll as
by day"
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