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Weekly journal-miner., 1917-07-25
PUMPS PULLED ON A AND A
 PROPERTY
KEEPING MINE UNWATER- ED NOT WARRANTED BY DRILLING OPERATIONS; VERDE APEX TO HAVE S100,000 NEW FUND.

JEROME. July 23.-Receiving or ders from the Goodrich-Lockhart syn dicatc 10 pull the pumps at the Ar kansas & Arizona and allow the mine to fill with water, Superintendent Gill ligan has carried out his instructions. The decision to abandon work on the property was reached at a meeting held last Wednesday, Recently, work at the mine has been confined. to dia- mond drilling. Engineer Lindsey, who spent the carly part of the week lat the property, wired the Goodrich Lockhart syndicate that the expense of keeping the mine unwatered was not warranted in order to continue the drilling operations.
 The syndicate has spent a quarter of 9 million dollars on tine property since it took an option on 51 per cent of the stock. year ago. N
 Verde Apex Plans Big.
 One hundred thousand dollars will be available for the development of the Verde Apex ii J. s. Coupel, a New York geologist and mining en. gineer who arrived today to make detailed examination for Montreal, Canada, capitalists, makes favorable report.
 Coupel made a preliminary exam ination several weeks ago and report cd that as far as he could judge, in the limited time that he spent on the ground the property was well worth developing. He has now been sent back to go over the territory more thoroughly. He arrived on the noon train and was taken out to the Apex immediately by E. L. Bartholomew, who has been in charge of the joint development of that property and the Venture Hill.
 MT. Coupci is associated with Kirby Thomas, of New York, and has a reputation in the mining world scarcely less enviable than that of his chief
 It IS understood that if the deal with the Montreal capitalists is con Summated the shaft that the Verde Apex and Venture Hill companies  have been sinking jointly on Venture Hill ground, within few feet of the Apex line, will be continued to depth. That shaft IS now down about 100 feet It is all in schist heavy with iron and carrying some chalcopyrite. Min ing men are agreed that the showing IS one of the best opened in the dis trict and that the present shaft should open an ore body if sunk a few hun drcd feet deeper The new machinery on the ground is probably ample to do all the sinking necessary.
 The continuation of development will develop the Venture Hill no less than the Apex. It is expected that if the pending deal goes through the stock of both companies will advance sharply-Jerome News.
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-07-25
(From Tuesdays Daily.)

Quotas to be furnished by each county with the credits given for en- listments in the the national guard and regular army:
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-01-24
PLANS FOR TIE ALASKA PURCHASE EXPOSITION TO BE HELD IN THIS
 CITY THIS SUMMER ARE APPROVED
Arctic Brotherhood at Special Meeting Last Night Takes Active Recognition of the Work of the Spec aI Committee to Give an Exposition in Juneau- Progress Expected to De Rapid.

meeting night the plans so far the holding the Alaska Purchase FIX position in the Fet Anniversary of the purchase Alaska and in organizing the Exposition Is be
 Exposition largely to hel mineral Alaska particularly Southeastern Alaska ano the complete model Of the Ia Tdw prepared scale showing detail the various workings order to carry this work forward time the Exposition it will be begin and to cover the cost
 expense the plan of selling Exposition Channel
 Season Tickets to be Issued
 will enttie Exposition during the continuance CT the M in the Arctic Brotherhood every informal dancing be en- oyed continuance the Exposition certain classes dancing The season cke will admission to these dances
 believed the residents of Gasneau exhibit least and the any and dance for certainly ayad the holders the season ticket will that they getting value received Tor their dollar
 Arrangements have been whereby subscriptions kept separate devoted to paying the cost model the Treadweu Mine and other preiH preparing the Exposition persons who disposed support will their subscriptions lat facilitate extent the committee much labor
 Steamers Will Make Long Stop-over
 companies csult this big Exposition are their will be in Juneau holding exhibit will unQuestonaby be Of Gastneau Channel and Southeastern Alaska
 this which is Channel will service and community individuals supporting exposition times the amount invested
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-01-24
LECTURE AT TRINITY
 CHURCH THIS EVENING

l. St. Paul attacked by the Jews in Jerusalem. CD St. Paul tie champion of catholicity in the church. @ Immediate cause of attack bringing in the Gentiles. (3) S:. Paul innocent of offense against Ro. man government
 9. St. Paul Held Prisoner on Base less Jewish Charges-CD In Felix's court they all to establish case: t2l But Roman governor dares not an- ger Jews by dismissing the case; (S) Before the new governor, St. Paul takes case out of jurisdiction Of court by appealing to the Emperor
 3. St. Paul goes to Rome for Trial. CD The representations in first century faithfully depicted; ca Dom. inant character of St. Paul stands out all through the account - his Of being an accredited servant of God Almighty, travelling upon His business. (3) reception of Paul in Italy shows esteem with which he was held in the church.
 Leading to subject of the Church in the Imperial City.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-01-24

Civilization tonight-see big ad.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-01-24

in the Juneau Recording Precinct Juneau. Alaska, to-wit:
 All that certain lot or parcel of land and all the running water on said lot or parcel of land. especially "a spring of running water, together with all buildings and improvements thereon said property lying north. westerly from the town Of Juneau. Alaska in the Territory of Alaska and above the saiu town of Juneau. Alaska, and more particularly de. scribed as follows, to-wit:
 Beginning at the Southeast corner post thence two hundred fifty feet (25O) in a Northerly direction to the Northeast corner post, thence one hundred twenty-five feet (125) in Westerly direction to North
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-01-24

IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE District of Alaska, Division Number One, at Juneau
 No. 26, in Bankruptcy.
 Notice of First Meeting of Creditors. In the Matter Of the Involuntary
 Bankruptcy of J. Fl. Randle. Bank To the creditors of J. H. Randle, Ju- ncnu. Alaska. a Bankrupt:
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on the 17th day Of January. A. D., 1917, the said J. F. Randle was duly adjudi- catcd bankrupt: and that the first meet ing of his creditors will be held at the office of the undersigned in the First Ma tlonsi Bank. Building, Juneau, Alaska. at the hour Of 10 a. m. on the 9th day of February, 1917, at which time the said creditors may attend. prove their claims. appoint a trustee. examine the bankrupt and transact such other bushes as may properly come before said meeting.
 A. II. ZEIGLER,
 Referee in Bankruptcy. First publication Jan. 20. 1917. Last publication, Feb. 6, 1917.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-01-24
Personal Mention

II. O. Ne5z. of the Pcrscverance mine force and Mrs. Ness are at the Alaskan where they will visit for sey. eral days before returning to the mine. Mrs. Ness arrived on the Mariposa yesterday
 Howard NJ. Findlay, a well known attorney Of the States, arrived from the south last night on the Marlposa and is at the Alaskan.
 Fred E. Bradley, who returned from the States last night on the Mariposa is registered at the Alas kan.
 E. E. Burbach, former manager of the .-laskan Hotel, accompanied by Mrs Burbach, arrived from the south on the Mariposa and are at tb tineau. MT. Burbach intends to To- cate in Juneau.
 Fred J. Cox, representing one of the big Seattle wholesale houses. ar rived from the south on the Mari posa and is registered at tue Gas ttneau.
 Clarence '. Nichoig, well known resident of Juneau, who has been south for treatment of his limos which were injured sometime ago in one of the mines, returned on the Mariposa and is at the 0cC!- dental.
 Earlan Thomas, architect of the Juneau Public and High Schools, is expected to arrive in Juneal be- fore Feb. 12th, at which time the bids for the school building wil Lc opened and the contract awarded
 J. Sch.ulthers, father of Mrs. Gcnmet, and who is well known in Juneau TCJrned frol the south u,i the Mariposa yesterday and iS g: the Gast neau Hotel.
 John T. Reed, deputy clerk of the Court, who for tho past six weeks has teen visiting through the east ern sections of the United States. TO- turned yGterday on the Marlpvta and today resumed lis duties attthc coGrt nDm.''.
 w. l.. M.' tin, buyer for the Gclt- stein Emporium, wEo for the rCn S"yer&l weeks as L,'I visiti,: in the larger cities o1 the coast &C., curing spring stoak for the store, returned yesterday on the MariroGa.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-01-24
DAYLIGHT SRVING- WELL LITTLE OLD JUNEAU HAS PLENTY IN THE
 SUMMER TIME AND THEN SOME

spoke, however, whenever you have plans for It's proposal"
 And so, if the New York commit. tee is successful in inauguratlng It's original plan in the United States proper, while Seattle residents alarm clocks strike at 6 o'clock in the morning, their Alaskan brothers still will have nearly an hour to sleep before their timepioces reach the same hour.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-01-24
ASYLUM INMATE DEAD.

The Governors Office is :r receipt of advice from the Sanit2glum Com pany. Portland, Oregon, stating that Helen Meloshkin who entered that iU- stitution on October z, 1906. died on the night of October 19tb instant Interment took place iH th2 Mutt. romah cemetery, Portland, Oregon,
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-01-24
l5c Cotton Towels lOc

. good cotton huck towel, full bleached with hemmed ends. and well worth the regular price of l5c-SPECIAL 1OC.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-01-24

west corner post, thence two hun. dred fifty fee; C25O) in a Southeriy direction to Southwest post, thence one hundred flIty-fIye feei 125) in an Easterly direction to Southeast corner post, or place of beginning. Property recorded and described on page 256, of Book of Placers, No. II, and that I will, accordingly, offer said real estate for sale, at public yendue to the highest and best bid. der for cash, on the 1st day of Feb ruray A. D., 1917, at 10 o'clock a. m.. at the front door of the Federal Court House at Juneau, Alaska. Dated, Juneau, Alaska, January Q, A. D., 1916,.
 H. A. BISHOP,
 U. s. Marshal. By JAMES l.. MANNING, Deputy.
 A. E. MALTBY.
 Plaintiffs Attorney First publication, Jan. 8, 1917. Last publication. Jan. 2f, 1917.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-01-24
PACIFIC LEFT ON TIME.

The gas boat Pacific, which is re- uaying the Santa Rita on the Skagway run, got away on time last night with several passengers for Eagle River and Jualin on board The Pacific also carried a quantity of mail for Skagway and way ports
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-01-24
MEETING DATE SET.

PORTLAND, Ore, Jan. 24.-Dates of the National Education Association convention, which will be held in Portland, Ore, this year. were an nounced today as July TIA. The local committee of arrangements ex- poets 3O,OOO visitors.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-01-24

More daylight?
 No, thank you. But # you can arrange Co give us a little more dark ness in the summer time we shall be thousands times obliged.
 Comes the foregoing from Juneau, Alaska, in reply to request Of the New York daylight.8aying committee for cooperation in inaugurating a plan to set the hands Of tho clock one hour ahead, in order that the working men may have moro daylight to himself after completing hi5 daily tasks, says the Seattle Daily Times.
 "Pogl-lu.t.c-l-y nothing doing on the more daylight proposition in Alaska during the summer" writes the sec. retary of the Juneau Chamber of Commerce to tho Gotham committee. "Our big problem is to exclude 1ome of the light we have.
 Too Much Daylight
 Tt is well known" the letter goes on to say, that in the summer we have daylight all night with a few minutes at midnight that is called dawn. Surely we cannot want for more than this.
 On the upper YGkon regions resi- dents complain that they have to bInilold their chickens to get them to roost If they do not, the hens lose complete track of the hours and law twice a day.
 Also it is the complaint of the residents that midnight baseball games, lawn tennis and such sports Interrupt their dreams Even when the ball games are played in the daytime, extra innings may continue indefinitely before the called On ac count of darkness sign ig hung up and friend wife uses up too much fuel keeping supper warm all the time.
 Because they are deprived of their midnight moonlight frolic5, the cats of the Arctic region are losing their affection.
 No Spoonng Moon
 And Of course our young men and women of marr!ageable age would be especially grateful for a little dark ness and a 'spoouiag moon. At least this is desired once in a while dur ing tch spring and summer, when lt is said, a young mans fa9cies lightly turn Go thoughts of love- Woo ing under difficulties is one of tho objectionable features of too much daylight.
 "Of course, we also have period of continuous darkness, too. But at this stage, however 1t is almost as dark at midday as midnight, and one nour one way or the other would make no difference in conditions.
 "So, we are sorry, but your day light saving plan does not interest us. We will be glad to receive you on the other propoz!tian of which we
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-01-24
DIVORCE yS ASKED.

George s. Murphy this morning filed suit for divorce against his wife, Christine Murphy, resident of Retchikan. He alleges assertion.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-01-24
NOTICE OF MAHsHAL's SALE
United States Of America, )
 District ot Alaska )ss,
Division Number One

Division Number One
 Public notice is hereby given. that by virtue Of a writ of Fieri FaciaS tor execution), dated December 14th. A. D., 1916, issued out of the Alaska Court, of the United States for the First Division, District of Alaska. on a judgment rendered in said court. on the 6th day of December. A. D., 1916 in favor Of Charles Goldstein, doing business as Goldstein's Elm porium and against L. C. Wilson, have. on this End day Of January. A. D., 1917 levied upon the follow ing described real estate. situated
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-01-24
ELKs POSTPONE DANCE.

Owing to the suaden death of John c. Hcid, the dance scheduled for the Elko tomorrow night Thursday Jan. 25th., has been postponed until Thurs day. gcby let, J2T
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-01-24

FOR RENT - Freshly renovated apartments. Apply eos Franklin St., or phone 21S. j23tf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-31
GrunbeisentbumSSgpO
einaetraatu.

Clemens aIug an GinbIap Wlar'
tet go. 2 g. u. 3. Co., $1,000.
Do. an bo., $4,000.
GmiI Senbol5i on Wonord3 g. u
6. u. Co., $4,000.
Jreberid St. Gardner an galt gnt
6. u. Co., $3.50.
glntpn Grunbhauier on Wlt. Gar,
mel .. II. 6. Co., $1,000.
9ictor 90. Gnbres on Goutserr
Sbio 6. u. z. Co., $500.
2lleranber Or. Sorouot an Star %
q. 30. 3 Co.. $1,000.
ROfn @Ianborf on Big Gour .. u
9. Co., $3.50.
9tlbert z. Sosue on glmpoof
plocs 8. u. g. Co., S15o0.
Benjamin Seiion an glipsrfibs O.
u. Ii. 9. Co., S2750.
Do. on Qnuie Wepsr, $500.
gbeobprs =. @iIttrion on Rorts
9pbc gart 9. u. 6. u. g., $1,000.
Walter Uiillsr on Gait GHb Yanl.
$4,000.
Ssnnis 9. Circle on Wiiforb 9cms
glba. Co.. $3.50.
5rnnt q. gehpmsr On bo., $2a5O.
Sennie 8. GireI, an Grani u. g.s
bpmer. $3.50.
Snpfin Dst,ri an prire Sin 20.
2 y. u. g. Co, $500.
glemtnce Sedmon an bo., 5000.
glnne 6. Reuisr on n. pdtrr.
$4,000.
Sbo Gafmdn an Norlpoob Sn.
proreb 3. II. 8. Co.. S3250.
MilIiom 81. groiamp an SAINTS O.
Cooper. $500.
geiiIete Sbpotheaen.
SOi. WinbbOls ST. on Sol. SOf.
farib, $1300.
Srmn N. Breipifer an Court Souie
Gapinps goni, S1700.
emma Wsiferiamp an bo., $500.
Jobn 3. gpffep an Cop Gnp 8.
q. Co.. S22e200aG. S22e200aG
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-31

Sarrp as!Ieb an Goutbsrn Ohio 6
u. 3. Co., $500.
5drrp s. Duff an GintinnntigBort.
ingmtns Club .. Ii. 8. Co., $4,000.
@fi3nbeib 6errle an Stdr .. "
Rc. 3 Co., $500.
GliSabetb mbiieforb an Wlobatpl
plare 6. u. 9. Co., $500.
5reb. aafisImonn an qsarl War'
let 9nnf, $500.
gnnie Msper an Gouthern Slir
g. Ii. &. Co.. $1,000.
albert SoI3 an giip SoII 8ant,
$500.
dreberid Sp.Ii an Woobburn aps,
8. II. 9. Co., $4,000.
Warren g. Ri9arbs an Tortt
Shte parf 9. II. 8. Co., $250o.
Gfcrn 3. gipbnn on aspis :.
Rsbtrn S1250.
Settle q. gDoIfc an Toripoob SIM.
propeb 3. II. 8. Co., $1,000.
perm Oeferf on Yrlce 9tu 9io. z
.. Ii. 6. Co., $1,000.
ReIIis W- aIofiermann an bo..
$1,000.
StslIa Meinten on Barbara Msn,,
$500.
ssoItpbine Sdcenenberaer an Nnr.
iponb Smpropsb .. II. 6. Co., $1,000.
Spn e. gorr an bc., $1,000.
sba Salmon an Cottage .. u. 8.
&C., $4,000.
Dc. an 2llite W. Gbumnrb. $500.
Rate aehipalb an Sone .. u. 6.
Co., $1,000.
alnibonn Rublmaun 81. an Rsab'
ina 9. II. 9. Co.. $500.
qnna g. Rsutsr an y. Bas,r,
$1,000.
r. tspf. For an @aInut SiIs 6.
II. 3. Co., 5000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-31
Gruubcisenth .llebertrasunoen.
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gbnarb 8. Sbenile on SamueI
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golsrain 5oipnibip, 81.
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16 'glder aorb sntIans bsm tlsinsn
Wiami Slub. 81.
SduIrut5 Don gr.scenipire Rurol
Sdulbiitriit on gmerp 6. g[lis, Got
% In Sidman unb Winiamg llns
terabtbeiluns in Glendale, 81.
Senrietta 9ister an geproe aister,
80 Bel 1o5 Jub an Der fiibSfiii3 n
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S1.0o.
5enrietta aistcr on geore. ais.
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Mopbs' albbitipn su plsaIalt
Ribse, 81.
Senristta aisir an 8sorac ssiss
fer, 81 @ter 2onb In edition 80,
Columbia TofpnItip, 81.
9tHln y. aSatpp on S-Hl0 ,S. SIes
mer, 8 Sabre gsnti. ppm /. annyar
1917 an, auf brei 2ets an br OHs
felt. bcr Suni GtraBe. Wrn1iI.6s
Wietbs $105.
Sobn 3. GofisA an Grsesrit 81
@orbner. 25 Eel 115 Sub On b1r
Oiffeite Der Scs, Strass, bifrezb
Got % in rer Cottage Sin unterabs
tbeiIuna, 81.
Sarrie 3. Crane, glbm'r., an
9llednbsr W. Sarpuot, so bei 140 Tub
an Der Oiiieits Der geDts aOsnu,,
$3.50.
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Clara Gsfton. 45 bti 120 CUB an btr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-31

Giibltite bsr Silliios aDsnue tn ri.
periibe, 81.
grnil f. Juhs an peler unb gm-
! ma Graeblid, % bel 100 Sub an b.,
@iibisite Der Worner Strobs. 81.
Sdcpb q. Sarper an Sobn 3
9reene, Got 242 in Mtller nnb Ia
fers llnternbtbeiluns, 81.
GIiSa u. ReiF an 2ouis u. Htif
81 Bel 300 SUB bon Got 2 In Sobr
6. Sosbrpofs llgterabfbsiIuns in
Geitipn 33, Columbia 5oipnfbip, ST.
a(ljce 80. $oaIl II. 4nb. an gliic,
9. stephens, 25 Bel 125 SUB an Der
OFIeite Der 5resman glpenue, "a
SUB nDrbii9 Der Wabs Sirabe,
$4,000.
glmeliu &urler u. 4nb. on Wils
liam aramsr, 2 9lder 9anb an Der
Delhi g.ite in Seftion II. 9tl1i
1ppnfbip. 81.
pfilip Ritter II. @nb. an Wnltsr
MiGsr, 40 Sub an Der gaitern apc'
nue, $4,000.
QfmeIia &nrler u. anb. an Sscar
3otlIner, 5 Sabre qaGi, bonn l.
MGrs 1917 an. auf 80 adsr 9anb
in Gsttipn II, Delhi 9opnitip.
SGbrlihe Wiethe 5000 nit antaufss
pribilesium fir $4,000.
Gttalene M. @rice an 9lueuii q.
gmnmerlin, 3 Sabre qatt, pom 2s.
sSanuar 1917 on, auf $40 adsr aunb
an Der OItieits Der Carthage qite.
Mietbe fir Sernin 1924 nit 9lns
taufspripilsgium fir $500.
Wlnr Stpnrb an 5sorbs g. Nis
doIas. 8 Sabre qaht. pUm 8. Seps
tember 1915 on, auf 5bsil beg gisens
tbums betannt dfs go. All Wsii 5.
StraBe. Monoilids Mietbe $75.
Sefie 3. 5aiulep an glsanor W.
.5apIrp. Get 81 in 6. Q. 5oots's llrs
terabtbeiIuna on 9Olp aDsuue auf
Walnut Oils, 81.
games u. Gpoper al, gBillidm Bros
lamp, 200 Jub an Der Dftieits b,r
2etpifbom 2renue, $50 Jub n0rbIib
Der Joreft 9lpsnue in aponbnle, 81.
eIi5a u. Rsif on Jrebsrid Il.
Reif. 81 Bel 300 SUB bon Got 2 in
Sobn 6. Sosbropfs Surpsp in Ssts
tion' 33, goIumbia 5onnfbip, 81.
5irum M. Bullion an Gscrgs 6.
Beng, 8 Cots in Siram M. Buttons
llnterabtbsiluns an Dole ape.. 81.
Grani q. gebpmsr an Sennis g..
Circle, 43 Bel 115 SUB an Der iiibs
fpetlihsn gde Der Staple apenue uno
SspaIbt Strobe in Mabiionuille, 81.
aba 6. Ssittamp an @ilIiam +.
qaut.nffIaoer. so BEL 140 sub an Der
Sitisite Der Ronpareil Sirabe, 81.
Settle Q. WoIfe an @nra G. 9us
fer, so BEL 140 SUB on Der HorbTeits
Der gloripoob abenu., bilO,nb api "a
in Der Goft Worfpoob Gpnbitat llns
ierabtbeiIuns. 81.
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Serbert Soffbeimer, Got II in btr
2lron 6ias 1. llnt.rabib.iIuns, BIZ.
otnb 76 Bel 143 SUB an Der Rois
Sia abenue, 81.
gnno Wi6el ON 9nsIeu G. Canon,
rs bel 120 SUB an Der ROrSfsiis Der
Ssnion Strabe in Reabina 81.
@iGlidm @ortbinsion, srufie., on
Rrbert Sunlmel, sruits. Der Balnui
Oils Sapings unb Banning Co., 81 /
bel 106 5ub on Der Siifeit. Der Sill
bert apenue, sipifden WcWaan uno
gurtig Sirabe. $4,000.
Robert 5ummeI, sruIi.s, an Wals
nut 6ids Sapinss unb 8antins Co., |
basleIbe Gieenfbum, 81.
+. Sofepb ior, abm'r., on b..
giaenihum. $26.0o0.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-31
Ter i3iseuner uuh Der aries.

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ole Wienidcn Ru6rifatcn iino, in Dem
jeoer Iegitirrirt, abgeiierlpelt, ninnc.
riri lit, bilben Die 3ieeuner eincn
Sremoforper, eiuen beion6ers idpner.
5etocn Gorn i'm sluae Der 9soIile: Sn
einen @egenios oit olen iibrigcn Tol.
feriidmlnen giiropas. Die fid I'M 2ailic
Ter Selten pom bcrtini5ietcnben Sir.
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feIs. uno sai6itrieprIf peiter crhulf.
feIi baben, bIicben Die 3iaeuner nui
Der lrIpriinaIihiten aultiiriiiife ite.
Fen. Gle ilnb b.iite nod, 9eontaoeli.
9ie QuIi3ei .arn foIde anadlrpnis.
men ni1t oulben. Sdon beshalb nitt,
irciI iib Sie 8iseimer mia bic primi.
tiben Heijisanidniulngen aus iencll
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peni1iien iinb ben 9ehoroen in Der
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sipor ba unb bort eins ginbdmmuns.
nirgenbs aber cine llnisrbriidune bic
fer 2anbplas. srrei6i. 90 selansts
nan id,li.bIi6 81 Der ginii6i, baB
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bann grfola beripriht. penn all. Be-
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I'm bieIe Woffen 81 fdmitben.
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gierunsen in Wiin6en abssbaIisn.
Die gd4liifis bisier aonferen3, bsren
balbisite 9uraiiibruns in ainbsira9t
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fabrli6tsit Der 3issunsr fsbr ers
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