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The Dickinson press., 1917-12-22
1917--NeW Year 1918

To Our Citizens:
The Eurolean War has brought home
to us many things that make our hearts
heavy and sad, with still greater respon-
sibiities, should the war be prolonged
for several years. It has also taught us
other things of lasting value, and which
should stuS3k make Tor q better apd a more
Among these is the lesson Of economy
and thrift. We are waking up to the
factsthat we have been careless III: our
mode of living; that dollars have been
actually wasted, with neither pleasure
0 profit; we are now realizing that q
possible Is per cent of our people have
been living up to their last dollar, with
some even living beyond their earnings.
The wal touching our people has
made us aaalyze ourselves and our ex-
penses.
In the study of the conservation of
food, clothing and personal pleasures,
we, have come to the conclusion that we
are better off by giving up many things,
that aforetime were deemed absolutely
necessary.
From this on, our people will Of neces-
sity be more thoughtful, more careful
and more conservative in daily expendi-
GuISSs d1lu LII tlO uOuSdu duu OLc
things that do not enrich the lives, but
self denial will lift us as families into
power as q saving unit.
These conclusions will engender with
in us q spirit Of thrift; of saving in the
laying aside of a part of our income,
and that might become mighty useful in
a less prosperous day.
In What Shall We Invest?
With this will come the question of in
vestments, and of what interest we
should expect with safety. We can in
vest in Bonds, Stocks, Banks, Real Es-
tate. There are, the 31a per cent bonds,
4per cent bonds, 5 per cent deposits and
so on through the list and in these our
earnings will be perfectly safe, though
bringing but very small, returns.
Changing this into another form Of
investment, where 9 per cent is abso-
lutely sure: Set aside $3.50 each month
for 10 years, and your three hundred
that you have invested brings you five
hundred. Invest $500 each month and
in the same time you receive q cool
Thousand. Place $1,000 per month and
in less than 10 years you get TWO
The Dickinson press., 1917-12-22
TWO INJURED WHEN
auto TURNS OVER

A suddenly4latteneatir tire caused the
:overturning Of a car last week near
the G: A. Stenehjem farm near Arne-
gard, throwing out the occupants,
Arthur Doely and Arne Peterson, and
badly injuring them. Doely who was
driving, was cut and bruised about
the head and other parts of the body,
losing a great amount Of blood, and
Peterson suffered a compound fracture
of the ribs. He shows signs of i'm
provenhent but Doely is still very low.
The Dickinson press., 1917-12-22
OLIVER COUNTY men
PLEADED GUILTY AT
FEDERAL OUR Term

Ralph Shafer and d. w. Enyart,
well known local men who about a
year ago happened on an Indian reser-
walton with a quantity of liquor in
their possession, pleaded guilty in fed
.eral court at Bismarck.
Each was fined 500 and sentenced
to sixty days in jail. Thirty days of
the sentence was suspended, they to
appear before Federal Judge Amidon
at the expiration of the first thirty
days, then to commence serving time
or receive further Communication, as
the judge may e fit.
The Dickinson press., 1917-12-22
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Christmas Services

The Fourth Sunday In Advent.
Sunday School at $3.50 q. M. Morning
prayer and sermon at 10:46. Evening
prayer and address 7:3O.
On Christmas Eve there will be a
service for the Sunday school, with
carols and Rotations at a o'clock. 81,
On Christmas Eve at midnight there
will be a service Of Holy Communion,
with sermon. The full program Of
Christmas music will be sung at this
service.
Holy Communion at 8 a. m. for
those unable TO attend the midnight
service.
The Dickinson press., 1917-12-22

THOUSAND. Is this notia worth while
consideration for yourself or family?
This Isl just what the Dickinson Build
ing & Loan Association is doing for its
investors today, because Of its wise in
vestments in city real estate, secured
by first mortgages. = a5s 5sTf +as ssrl
Let us tell you thatswe have nearly
100000 already loaned; that we have
100 shareholders; that these sharehold-
ers2, own over 1000 shares Of Stock that
among these investors are SClergy11er,
Bankers, Professional and Business
Men, Africans, FfsL aborers and many
women and children. 5
Nine Per Cent, for Your Investment
Let us tell you that these investors
are assured of a yearly dividend of 9 per
cent and that this dividend could be in
creased had we another 100, or 200 ad-
diti0nal shareholders;
Let us tell you further that there is
no preferred stock, but that each will
share pro rata, when the dividends are
made at the end of each December, and
that every dollar placed with us is
loaned the moment it reaches us, maxi
ing a perpetual investment Of every cent
in hand.
1t may also interest you further to
know that if the monthly payments can
not be kept up, or for other reasons you
desire to withdraw your savings, that
with a. 80 days notice, all dues paid in
can be drawn in cash.
Inasmuch as protection is the frs.
thought of investors, you can be assured
of your safety by: First, the mortgages
on all property on which. money is
loaned: Second, because the association
is under the Banking Laws of North d.
kota. Third, because. of the men be-
hind the organization.
Begin the year or the Christmas
season by a gift to some loved one or by
taking stock on the first day of January,
1918, thus becoming a participation in
the safest possible investment in these
United States. ga
If you are already a shareholder, add
another bunch Of holdings and you will
v regret it. THE MORE STOCK,
THE BIGGER THE DIVIDENDS
On behalf of the Board,
j. v. JESSSEN, President.
.WELTON MCDONALD, Treasurer.
JOHN ORCHARD, Secretary.
The Dickinson press., 1917-12-22

Guy F. Jensen, cashier Of the Farm
n State Bank of Halliday, resigned
his position last week. Rumor says
that there will be quite%a shake-up in
Halliday banking circles.
The Dickinson press., 1917-12-22

Beginning January i, the Neville
Journal will be Sc per year.
The Dickinson press., 1917-12-22
WAR TALKS
By UNCLE A
t30s War Methods Hive chanQso
Everybody Must Help.

"Hello, Uncle Dam Jimmie. and ]
have. been waiting for you"
"Sorzg If 1 have kept'you. long," said
Uncasf Dan. "Your mother has been
telling: me how bashful' I used; to be.
She said If a girl spoke to, me- I would
blush. to my hair roots. Well, I re-
minded her Of the time your father
first came to see. hen and. the joke we
played on them. SO, I guess that will
hold. her for q, while.">
Continuing, Uncle. Dan said: '"You
want to. talk nor about the war, do
youa Well, war methods. have under
gone many changes and they are still
changing. No two wars are fought
alike. In early times, the weapons were
stones, clubs, spears, bows and arrows,
swords, etc. In this kind Of warfare,
victory was with the strong right arm.
Men of enormous size and strength
were the great warriors. The inven-
ton Of g%unpowder; however, has
changed all this. It has enabled men
to kill another ut a considerable
distance, and do. 1t wholesale. The
war, as we know it now, Is a combina-
ton of chemicals, machinery, mathe-
NAUTICAL calculations and highly trained
men. Just think Of it! Airplanes,
submarines, armored tanks, or cater
pillars, poison gases, and curtains Of
fire are all used for the first time in
this war;; and they are destructive be-
yond anything heretofore known.
1.-THE methods followed by the kali
ser and his allies are simply devilish.
He must answer in history to the kill
ing of thousands Of innocent women
and children. He has broken every
international law and every rule Of
warfare; he has bombarded hospitals
and undefended cities, sunk Red Cross
ships on errands Of mercy; he has de-
stroyed cathedrals and priceless treas
ures Of art that can never be replaced;
he has made slaves Of his prisoners
he has tried to get us into war with
Japan; his emmissaries have blown up
u ships, burned our factories and
fred our forests. He knows no mercy
or honor. The most charitable view
to take Of this blood-thirsty tyrant
Is that he is crazy.
zone thing is certain" continued On
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-28

umliegen0en @opierblGtter: SD eripdrtetc
cinen 8eider iin0 0ad)te beinobe, 0aB Sic
cs iein iUiirOen 0ies belt er 70 enlpor,
Dab 9libton.9irf eS leicn fonnte PTS Die
fer 5um Ginperitdn0niiie qenidt bate,
nobm icner ein neucS @latt in0 idlricb oltf
0ic Hiidieite ogSas iid creignet bot, lit
entieblic6 SD tragc ober fciue Sdulo 0u-
rali obfpobl man mir Oos nidt glolbca
Miro
9li6ton-airf 500 icbt eiuen 93oti56lot
berpor, I'M ieinerleits 81 i6reiben, Der an
oere ipinfte aber ob, i6rieb pieOer imO bo6
Elm 8lott oif olf Dem geid)rieben itono.
n@ntlhulOigen Sie, abcr gebcn Sic iid6 gar
feline V2iibe lleberbmlpt bat SSbre Dfei-
ming II 6alten sic mid oesbolb nid)t fiir
grob II iebt gar feinen @ert mebr fir
mid. SD erportetc 5iuar eincn 8ciudcr
ipie Sie, bottle ober, Dab id in5iUiid5eu nidt
mc6r fdbig iein miiroe, i'm 5lt enpfongelt
gli6ton.S{irf mari einen idorfcil Slid aif
Codes @ciidt, oeiicn glus0rid jcbt 70 M
berfcnnbar mar, Dab &irt erregt ouf.
fprong, 9ode iticB o6er raid einen papa'
gei1bnlidcn Sdrei nIs, oiienbar einen
iolden, ipie i'm @Oitb IN iener Wior0nadlt
Qcbort 6attc, imD glibton.&rf benlcrfte, mic
Sode raid oic S0o iiber ciuen &nopf bielt,
Der in Der eilen Seite ieincs glrbeitstiide5
ongc6rorbt mar SSuitinttip mar 9libton'
9irf iteben aeblieben un0 ieBte iid icbt pie-
ner ouf cine oicSbe5ijgli6e @eite 2odeS bin.
3icicr bceoln crnellt 81 ld)reibeli, IND
feline 9otld)aft laiitetc oieies Niol: Sic
iino iebr fling; nor SDrer ghfnit bate id)
olles moDlporbereitet, I'M eii @noe gt ma.
den, ais Sie inocrnuitet eintraten Gieier
anopf ncben neincr &ano, Der emit eineu
cleftriid)eu 9Ipparot in Sang iebte, 6ringt
lest eiuen 9aiien non Grplofoitofiei, Die
meinc eigeue @riin0rng imo bon furdt.
barer @irfmg imO, sur grt5iinolu9 Gin
Druid, im0 allies bier orin NIT Dem geiuin.
ten @ebdu0e ilicgt in Die SUIT
glibton-airf nidte ribig ols er sic
Morta geleien bntte, iuO Der Sonbihmne
ic0rieb ipicOer: $50 fibre Olirdols ndtS
'90ics gegeu sic I'M Sdiloe mo qebc
Sbncn 5iuci Nlinuten 3eit, I'M iid in Si.
dler6et 5il bringenl" glls Code bemerfte,
0ob g(i6ton.Girf Dies gcleien bate, lcgte cr
0cS Nlntt nicoer mo 500 ieiue llbr Bercor,
iDicS aii oie Sitr ma mnrfctc
81 mar Elm nertpiIroigcs @il0, 0en flei.
ncii Nann rlbig ooliBcn 81 iebeil wd1rcno
iln mn Elm Singerorid bon oer Gipigteit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-28

trennte 9l6er 9li6ton-airf botte MIR 5l
gltt Die feite @rtihloiicnbeit oiIt ocnt @c'
iidtc oes Ioitbihtmnen geleleu eS blieb
i6m nic6ts iI6rig ais 5u gebord)en. Gr
ipinfte Elm Sebcfpobl nit Der Sono, oos
2ode ebcnio eripiocrte, oonn ging er 5ur
Sir uno trot bindus 9euoleton trot uif
ibu 5u, 5u Ieiner lleberraidumg ober padtc
ibn glibton.&irf felt am glrm iluO bcgonn
0opon5uloitfen
n9os gum Eeufcl lit ocnn jcbt los?"
fraqte Renoleton, ais ie 0os Spr 0itrd).
laitien botten uno Die 2onoltrcaBe entlone
cilten
og9irifs gleih piiien," itieB 9libton-Sirt
grimmig beroor, ltn0 ais tie oaS gllto cr-
reidt botteil, Oeiicn Wlotor nid]t obgeiicllt
Dorocn mar, rief er: oSdnell, cS gebt
lms 2c6cnl"
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9Iilto, oos iofort oapoiiruIte @S bate Iid)
ober fmm IN @epegung geicbt, ais binter
i6nen cine fltrdtbore Grplolion crfolgte
9ie Eriimmer ocS Sdpippcns flogeu rings
Inn iie berm
9ls oie beoen 5relmoc on g(beno pic-
Der IN glibton&irfs 8ibliotbef3imner
iaBeit bradjten Die 9(bcncblGttcr idon ipol
tenlonge 9crdte ii6er 0ie Sprcngiulq Ser
@erfitatt in Gor0ooo. @cnoleton inter
brad OoS Stillihpeigcu nit Der 5rage:
og9ar cS eigcntlid M3orris ooer Spotolo,
Der in Der WiorOnadt 5uleBt bon Slune
fort9ing?4
SD babe oariiber nit Spotolo ielbit
Qelprohcn, cs mar Wlorris, Der Hcrlt fort
aiug mo cen Sume nod bonn Seniter ans
reripottete Spotola bcrlieB ooS @ois
ipGter ollr9 sic 0odllfe un0 oing iibcr sic
0G6er Deiu mic idon oft g8os Spatoln
IN icncr Nodt inter Dem 9iodc triig, mar
6as cinqera6nte 0iplonl cincS Wduliffon-
ieroatoriums in 9om, Oas Spatplo Silmc
5eigen tpollte, mcil Oieier pie0er eumol be-
3ipeiiclt bate, Oh Der SStaliener ibcrbalpt
W}iiif ihtoiert babe WlorriS bate if I'M.
ter Dem 9iomen Gropforo ein 3inncr
ilnter Spatola genonlmcl. glls Spatola
in Der N}or0nad)t bcimfnm, ging er ofort
5it NlrriS, Inn oieiel 81 crniimtcrn glodl
cinigcr 3eit b0rten iie Die Ereppe, Die noD
Oeal Oac0c fiibrte, fndden, mo ais Spa
iolo binouS6lidtc, iab er in Ocu SalbOuniel
3ioci Wldnncr bon obcn bcrabionmcn PM
icinc sSroAc per 0a pdrc ontportctc Sa.
qon, en- iei eS nit cinem @etonnten Gle
gdtteH cincn 6relIn0 bciu1en pollen, i1a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-28

Dem glnrif oifmerfiom mohte: DSieb oa,
@urgeB lit bod Elm feiner aerll"
Wian belt an, imo 9libton.firf frogte,
ob nod dlles in Dronung mare.
,@r lit nod oo orit, erpiOerte 9urgeB,
nit ocm 4opf ouf Elm Sous oeltteno, oas
etDas entfernt bon Der 2onoItrobe itano.
uDrei Seiten ii6eriebe id bon bier olts,
rno menn CT oif Der oierten elttipeid]en
mill, benerte id5 i'm, ebe er oreiBig Wleter
peit gefommen it, @r lit iider nod ilt
Sous ilno idcint iid) oif ocm loufenoen 81
boltcn, ocnn crit Dor fiirSem bat ibm eft
Giener aus Der stnitalt cine 3eitlng &C.
brodjt"
Da bemerfte glibton-airf einen flehen
g9agen, in Dem elm iebr oider Wlonn ar.
fam, Der oergebenS Gintritt in Sodes SaiS
81 erlangen perindbte
.glbo, infer outer Sreun0, 0oftor Wlers
cer,~ meintc cr ironild, in0 man partete,
lis Scr Doftor Dor ibnca biclt Damn BE-.
qriiBte airf oen 9lnitaltsleitcr, Der fid ito6.
nno befldete, onB Code 5wor idon felt ei-
rcr Belt tbm iebr nerfipiiroig oorgefoms
lei, ober felt Dem glbenoe, iuo Die Ser.
70 ungepobnlidber Belt oogemeIeil
id6cine Code, pie CT befiirdbte, iiidt
an5 bei Sinner 5ii fem ,,9enfcn
d} ols ih i'm geitern abeno bolet
por CT nid6t oal g9er peiB, no er
TX, Jest befinoen mogl" id)loB Doftor Wter-
Ger, gon5 oitBer iicb.
oDoriiber fonnen Sic gau5 berlibigt
iein,~ miibtc ii9 9urgeB eilt bort fcnlnlt
cr iol"
sSn oe Sat trat in oeniel6eu glieenblide
Code aus ieinem &aiie, blidtc ii1 IN ieiner
fur5iiftigen 9lrt noh alien Seiten nm imo
idritt oorn raid nod ieiner @erfitott
Doftor Wlercer ipor iebr critaint o@r
mar 5i Soiiiel1 rief CT aus, oOaS lit ia gar
nid)t moglicD, bonn ct b1tte bod Die Slim
ael fiiblen miiiien, oa er fir iol1e @ibru.
tioncn GiBerlt empfinolidb iitl~
n0erebrtcr Serr 0oftor," ioGte 9libton.
airf in befeblenoem Gone, vfobren Sie iett
mir rubig peiter mo iiberlaiien sic ms
sSbrcn Scrrn 0oftor 2ode Die Stoots.
onipoItidaft intcrciiiert id) ndnIi1 iebr
fir i'm
ogeos, sic Stootsonipalti1oit?@ rief ser
9ofscr, 9li6tou,&irf borte ober oar nid)t
cnnnl otf ibn BIN, ion0crn forocrtc
@enoleton olb nit ibm 81 Sui uciter5lr
geben I'm uidlt por5eitig 2odeS gluimcrf.
iamteit 81 crregcn Sic lieben Oabcr oca
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-28

Oiden 0oftor Wlercer einfod itebeu uno
ein9en ooriihtig rno moglidit inter oen
Sdumen Ccdung iudeno, aif oas Sails
3li
o@s lit eigentlid merfmiiroig" meintc
Eenolcton Dob CT iid nod bier oufbdlt,
ga cr ood neiB, oab ieii 9lnteil al Der
Yforoiodjc bereitS bcfonnt lit Nlon b0tte
eber cinen 5lu6tpcrftd) eripurten iollenl"
Der fam ia nod fonlneiL~ eruioerte
glibton-&irf, Imam iuciB nie, iuie eine Sadje
opsgcbt SD babe id)on geieben pie bic
i6limmiten 0erbreder iic6 iouft ipie elm
&omm iibergaben, ipGbren0 ionlt Sunft.
nitiee cine gan5e Boli5eiabteilng IN
Sddd bicIten"
Als iie Dem Soiiie nabe iporen, riet gli6.
ton-&irf, nidlt ourd) oos Qor 81 gcbcn,
ionoern iiber Den 3on 5it iteigeit oonlit
nidjt etipa ir9eno Elm 9[pporot ibre glnfitnft
por5ctia berricte. sic totcn 10 nno iDli-
djcn nm inter Dem Sdusc Der @dume bis
nobc all ole 8erfitatt beron Sier mar
allies totenitill uld fem Sitntmen irgen0
cines glpparotes NOR 81 b0rcn; Der Sd)up-
pen inddte Den ginorud bolliger @erlai-
ienbcit
nOb cr pobI oa oriu iIt2" fIiiitcrtc
Bcnoletot
yDos Der0en mir gleid) miiien,9 ontpor-
tete glibton.airt mo trot 5ur groBtcn
llebcrraidung iemeS 8rcltn0es ans iciner
Dedlng berDor mo often in0 frei uif 0cli
S6uppen 81, ofinete Die Sir ul0 Qinq bin.
Gin. Iic @ertitatt tpar eil eiii3igcr qroBcr
9immi uno iebr bell. 0a olBer Den ,Scniteri
oid nod eiu groBes OberIidt porbonocl
mar. 9eim @intrittc toitdte Dor &irfs g(n.
gen Elm qroBes @eitcll aus @eitdnoen uno
nit riciigcn tpeiBen 5liigcln pericben auf,
cr bate ober gar feline 3et, oaraif Sbad)t
az acber, oenn BORT binten an ciliem brett
fen ino longen glr6eitStiidJe iaB Oie fleine
@eItalt Codes. glls Die @ridiittcrtna bee
SflieBenS Der Cir ibm 3um rgcipubtIea
fam bIidte 2odc oiif, 5eigte ober nc5t Die
9erinqite Slrd)t ionoern itidte mr. nac)
Dem giutrctcnocn bin; ais oecr ie0ooj c-
nen SHritt ndbertrat, crbob Sodc iid) iuO
itrcdtc Die SonO nit imueriembarer Mdr.
nmg ans, ic ooB 9libtonairf itcbeil bIic6.
9odc oeltetc iebt olf cineu Sfubl, Ocr ci.
ni9e Nleter bon icinrm Glide cntfcrin
itau0, mo ais gIibton{irt + . ldNclnO ac-
ictt bate nabm od Sodc ipie0er @loa.
Damn id)rieb CT nit groBen @nc6itabcn oii
sic 9iiidicite clues Der ali oem Glide Der.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-28

ober nidt 81 SalIe ongetroffen 0amii
Dcridpanoen iie in Soeons 3inmcr ca
gon batte oifenbur allies DoblOurboadt cr
wGbltc BEN Slbenb, on Dem Spotolo az,
m0bnlid 81 cincr miito!iidDen 9lbcnoIm.
terbaltlng nit 8relnoen gng 9In enem
9lbeno aber bottc Spotolo 6icic in leinem
Grimm jiber &une uerpoBt"
oSomcit it mir iebt alleS peritaaolid
old) Der S6nipiel bon Dem Gienbobn
billct crflGrt li6 oorous, oaB SagoN bci
9ode i'm SSnitititt mar llno W}orris bat
fid) notiirlidJ OeSbalb pcrborgcn gebaitcr
neil an na6len Sogc Die 3citungcn Der
oadlt gegen i'm ulSiprod)en un0 cr iiirC)-
tete Dcrboitet 3il peroen Mit oen uieloc-
iidten @l0neu tpdre eS obcr oo6 beinobe
10 gefonucn, pie ic5 bcfiirc6tete iogtc
@enoletoit oenn Sagon battc flea id)oa
in Der Sdiio~
9libtonSSrf 500 oas oen Wioroer abGe
nommcne &afet ants Scr Goidje iuo 5cigtc
DEM 5rcunoe oaB es nltr tpeiBcs 8opicr
entbielt rGie rid)tigen Hnpicre Buttc i'd
natiirlic6,~ fiiqte CT lGdclnO bin5u o5pci
Gage oorbcr idon iorofGltig beiicitc &C.
bradt 0odj oa flingclt ouS Telcpbonl y
~ glb, Sic iipo eS2 S8ic lit Sbr 9clmoen
noc6 oieIeu 9htireglmgcn2 9tlnt, oa f0nnca
Sic frob icin, cab Sic nit cinem lci6tcn
&opild)ner5 Oapongetomnicn iuno. n GD
jc, CT 1T qcraoc bier, wollcn sic ibn
iprc1cn2~
@enolcton crbob iidj, blieb o6er mic at
gepur5clt itcbeu, alS icin 5relu0 iortiilir
a9lcin idjon Soicn."
og8ic2~ ragte @cn0lctou bcircinoct
Sic mill uid5t nit mir iprcc3en2"
og}idjt ourdj oos Gecpbon, iie iAeiw
0as lieber niin0lid dbnod)cn 3u iUolIcn
oenn iie mo1te Oid iofort ipredcn Sie
piini4t olles ST criobren ii6cr Ole glrt unO
g9eiIc mic mir oieicn Sail oiiigefldrt bo-
bcn iutO iic mill es ccn Dir ielber b0ren
Gs lit icBt oreibiertcl eli llbr,~ fiigse gIib.
tou.arf, aui bic lIbr blidcn0, bin5ll, INN
eli fannit oil bort iehi, menn oil 0icj be.
cliff
uSiiMf5cbu @in,tcn iiir cine 10 fir5s
Gnticrnimg nenniI Ol iib bccilcn2" rief
$en0lctuu nit itrabicnocm @eiidt ais CT
lnr Silr binlicf Sin Stiinpcr Uill III,
icA, mGin IDS MIST it Der bolbeii 3ait
uoc5el~
Gamit icori cr Sic Siirc 81 im0 yfihiaH-
STIFF l5rta i'm bic lrcppe btNotitii "a
SN 0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-28
~ Nortiehllnn llnn @hhlh.l }

9lad elmer gouie erbob lid bollie aebro.
den Scrr MORRIS: ~Snlteit sic mid nicbt
bcrontmortlid) fir allie Die glbenteuer bon
Sr1idein Bale, Den 9eiuh geitern nod)t bel
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norbcr cine glbmmq oooga gebobt, 10 iDiir0e
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