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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1917-05-25
GRADUATION EXERCISES
DRAW CROWDED HOUSE

The graduation exercises of
the Toledo High School which
were held at the Dime theatre
wednesday evening, were some
thing unique, being entirely diff
erent from the usual, cut and
dried order Of things. The Sem
iors were treated 'as a departed
being. The last sad rites being
performed by the Juniors. The
Juniors did the occasion entire
Justice, and brought down the
house again and again. The ex-
ercises were opened by the sing
ing of the school song, which
was written and composed by
Carl Moore. The song is enti-
tied, The Blue and Gold"
The high school annual was
on sale and went like hot cakes.
the supply not proving equal to
the demand, and many who
wished a book were unable to
get one. This annual was a
credit to the class and the
school.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1917-05-25
PORT DISTRICTS
MAY SELL BONDS

A joint meeting of the Toledo
and Newport Port officials was
held at Newport last Thursday
evening for the purpose of dis
cussing the advisability of ask
ing for bids on the bonds of the
two ports at the present time.
After discussion it was decided
to ask for bids on an issue of
$4lS,000 of five per cent bonds.
If favorable bid is received,
the ports will not at once sell
the bonds and proceed with the
work, as has been enormously
reported, but they will proceed
to take up the matter with the
U. S. Engineers and ascertain
whether the government Is will
ing to commence work with our
share of the money, and approp-
riate their part later. Should
they not be willing to go ahead
at this time, the bid for the bonds
will be rejected, and the bonds
not sold.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1917-05-25
PROGRAM FOR DEcORA-
TON DAY EXERCISES

The committee in charge of the Dec.
Grafton Day exercises have arranged
the following program:
Meet at Courthouse at ten O'Clock in
the forenoon to march to the grave.
yard to decorate graves. The process.
sion and ceremony is to be under the
charge Of the Honor Guard, with mem.
bers Of G. A. R. and w. R. C. in place
OF honor, followed by school children.
civic bodies. and people generally.
After the exercises at the graveyard
there will be an intermission until half
past two o'clock In the afternoon. when
the following exercises will take place
at the courthouse:
Invocation; Song, America. by con-
gregation: Recitation: Patriotic Song: :
Recitation; Flag Salute by School
Children; Grafton; Song.
Adjournment to the waterfront
where ceremony in commemoration of
the sailor dead will be held as fol.
lows:
Song; Remarks by Mrs. Rose
Schenck; Scattering of Flowers on
Water.
The committe are arranging to Sc.
cure an able speaker for the occasion
and everybody is earnestly invited to
take part in these exercises.
Committee.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1917-05-25
WRECKED BOAT WAS
BLIND PIG, is CHARGE

San Francisco, May 20.-P,
n. 81 Revenue agents of Uncle
oam were out at the beach
bright and early Sunday to cast
a critical eye on the work of sal,
vaging about 200 cases of whis-
key from the power boat Prim-
rose which went ashore near the
south side life saving station
last Monday night.
Government officials are said
to have been informed that the
Primrose was engaged in a
booze running venture at the
time she was wrecked. The boat
cleared from San Pedro for va
quina bay, Or, and it was said
that she intended to engage In
halibut fishing off the Oregon
coast. She anchored off the
Cliff House Monday night, and
her anchor chain broke, permit
ting her to drift ashore several
miles south of the Cliff House.
The three men were Captain Len
Butterfield, and George Harvey.
United States Attorney John
W. Preston said Saturday that
the government would .investi-
gate the Primrose and her car
go.-Journal.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1917-05-25
IMPORTANT FACTS TO
REMEMBER ABOUT
THE WAR CEUSUS

War Census Day-Tuesday, June s.
as named by President Wilson In his
official proclamation.
Who Must Register-Every male
resident between the eges OF 21 and
80 years, inclusive. This includes
aliens as well as Americans. Japan.
ese, Chinese, Italians, Germans, Eng.
lish, Americans, and mon Of any other
nationality who are OF the designated
ages, must register. Aliens will not
be drafted for war duty, OF course. but
complete record OF them is desired.
Who is Exempt-No male resident
between the ages OF 21 and 30 years.
inclusive, is exempt from registering.
Those to be exempted from military
service will be determined later. but
first all must register.
Where to Registcr-Registration must
be made in the HOME PRECINCT OF
the man registering. Register at your
regular voting place.
! Hours for Resistration-Booths at
regular voting places in each precinct
will be open on War Census Day from
"a o'clock A. M. to o O'Clock p. M
Don't wait until the last moment
Register early.
Registration Of Absentees-If you
ind you will be unavoidably absent
from your home precinct on War Cen.
sus Day. you should apply at the earli.
est possible date to the county clerk
OF the county in which you may be nj
the time, whether IN Oregon or else.
where, who will nll out your registra.
tion card. He will then give you the
card, which you MUST mail TO the
registrar OF your home ppecinct in
care OF the sheriff Of your home county
I'M time to reach the registrar by War
census Day. II you live in Portland
or a city OF over 10000 population in
another state. mail the card to the
registrar in care OF the mayor.
But remember, the burden OF hay.
ing your card reach the registrar of
your home precinct by War Census
Day is on YOU.
Registration Of the slek-Men OF
military age who are too III to 70 to
the voting booth TO register must
send a competent person before War
Census Day to the county clerk to ex.
plain the circumstances, and secure
instructions from the Federal regula.
tions which these officials will receiye
from the Government.
..PensItles-The penalty for falling TO
appear 70 register. or for giving false,
misleading or Incorrect answers, IA
IMPRISONMENT. There is no alter.
native OF a fine.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1917-05-25
RIVERSIDE

A. l.. Fisher made a trip to
Toledo Tuesday.
Folmsbee Bros. are getting
out timber for a new barn. :
Alfred Pearce offers a liberal
reward to anyone who recovers
a fine pair of shoes, also sox
which he lost in Big Elk some
time ago.
Mrs. Helen Daniel and Mrs.
Jess Daniel spent a pleasant day
with Mrs. c. B. Arthur Sunday.
j. L. Fisher received word that
his son, Norman, had joined the
navy and Is now stationed at
Bremerton, Wash.
Mrs. Ullman visited with Mrs.
Win. Bristlan Saturday.
Riverside people believe in
preparedness. Nine Duroc-Jer-
sey pigs were recently purchased
by different ones, to fill the pork
barrel for next winter. That is
the only kind Of pork barrel
ever seen around here.
= Nearly everybody of Riverside
have their crops in now.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1917-05-25
RIFLE CLUB FORMED

Chas. G. North was the lead
Ing spirit In a move to form a
National Rifle club here last Sat-
urday. That the move was sue
cessful goes without saying and
80 members were signed up in
short order. The officers of the
new organization are: Geo.
Schenck, president; Fred Stan.
ton, vice-president; r. r. Miller.
secretary; G. B. McCluskey
treasurer; Bert Geer, u. M. Der
nck, e. c. Paine and Arthur
Nye, executive committee. Any.
one desiring to join may do so.
and 1t is expected that the club
Will total sixty members by the
end OF the week. The inita-
tory fee is one dollar, with one
dollar per year for dues.
Editor VIM. Matthews of New
port. was up Monday and assist
ed In the perfecting of the or
ganization, Newport already
having a fiourshing club.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1917-05-25
TOLEDO TO HAVE
NEW GROCERY STORE

We are reliably informed that
Toledo is to have another GRO
Gerry store in the near future.
The business is to be established
by AL Waugh in the store build
ing recently vacated by the To-
ledo Drug Co., in the Andrews
Bldg, and will be under the
management of Fred Salvage.
Fred has had considerable ex-
perience in the grocery line and
will, no doubt, make good in this
new venture.
Geo. McCaulou is now en-.
gagged making repairs to the
building and getting it in shape
for occupancy, making the shell.
YES. counters, etc. The new
store will be ready for business
in about three weeks.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1917-05-25
oYSTERvILLE

Notice bills for the big "Oys-
termen's" dance June 2nd.
A surprise dance was given
on Henry Emerson Saturday
night. Quite a crowd attended
as usual.
Peter Peterson left Saturday
morning for Albany where he
will work this summer.
Billy Simpson OF .Siletz is a
visitor at the Ditallo home this
week.
Thomas Christensen and Cara
Boone called at the Johnson
home near Moody Sunday.
Mrs. Bill Backus and daugh-
ter. Alice called at the Chas.
Park home Monday.
Gus Hassman visited home
folks on Caffery Slough Sunday.
Dick Huntsucker and Tom
Christensen made a business
trip to Waldport Tuesday.
A Surprise party was given
on Christina Peterson, It being
her birthday. Nearly all home
folks attended and a pleasant
evening was spent In dancing.
We wish Chris many more such
birthdays.
Continued on last page)
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1917-05-25

way. The tax payers are better
judges of what aught to be
done than the Commission.
Lincoln County as it now stands
will not be benefited by this
road bond at all. 1t is better for
us to be in the mud than in
debt, in a sum that will be hard
to pay.
DR.. Pratt by request of the
class delivered the baccalaureate
sermon at the Presbyterian
Church Sunday morning. The
decorations were beautiful, the
congregation was large and the
exercises were very interesting.
The teachers, friends and pupils
were out in a body. DR.. Lee,
president of the Albany College
was present and delivered the
Invocation. In the evening he
went to Toledo to deliver the
Baccalaureate to the graduating
class there. DR.. Lee is a logical,
Impressive and eloquent speaker.
The Toledo class, I believe, is
the largest ever graduated from
that school, twelve in number.
e. ]. Adams, one of the State
Good Roads Commissioners,
spoke at the Midway Theatre,
this evening (Tuesday), on the
subject of bonding the State in
the sum of s6.000,0OO to build
hard surface roads. Mr.. Adams
is a pleasing and interesting
speaker but as he did not prom
ise that Lincoln County would
be benefited by the expenditure
of such a large sum of money il
is not likely the vote for the
bond will be very large in this
county. 1t seems the scheme is
to pave certain highways for
motor traffic mainly, roads that
parallel railway lines, that now
do and will continue to do oul
transportation service. The pur.
pose is to hard-surface road.
that are in the largely populatet
counties and leave the mair
market roads to look to som,
other source for means to i'm
prove. Read tho negative argu
ment in your voters pamphlet
concerning this bill. c. E
Spence. master of the Stat,
Grange. there explains tn,
scheme in excellent fashion.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1917-05-25
ELEVEN YEARS AGO

Frank Riebhoff and George
Gutenberg returned to their
homes In Portland Monday, after
a short visit at the home Of w.
B. Hayden and family.
George McCaulou went to AL
bany Monday to mix with the
Elks and transact other busi-
ness.
conductor Billy Hoenein and
his brother, George, accompan-
led by their incumberances, were
at Coburg the fore part OF the
week attending a family reun-
lon In honor Of their fathers
SOth birthday. Chauncey Trapp
punched tickets for conductor
Hoeilein during his absence.
postmaster Roddy and Fred
Bailey ltere visitors from Wlnant
yesterday.
Our Norwegian citizens cele-
brated their nations natal day
on the 18th inst on the banks Of
olalla. The usual happy time is
reported.
Mesdames Jennie Arnold and
Nellie Gather will serve tea at
the odd Fellows Hall next Tues
day afternoon for the benefit of
the Cemetery Improvement
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1917-05-25
AT SAWMlLL
COMMENCED TUESDAY

G. e. Bade of the new sawmill
firm arrived down from Portland
Monday evening in company
with several mill-wrights, who
commenced work Tuesday
morning overhauling the mill
and getting it ready for opera
ton.
In conversation with a Lea
der reporter, Tuesday, Mr.. Bade
stated that he was not in a po-
sition, at present, to state on
just what date saving would
commence, as it was his inten-
ton to have everything in first
class shape before commencing
work, hoping in that way to
avoid many break-downs which
might otherwise occur. Mr..
Bade stated furthur that 1t was
the present plan Of the. company
to build a new mill as soon as
possible, and in all probability
within a year. This Is certainly
good news, for Lincoln county's
prosperity, to a large extent,
depends upon its sawmills.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1917-05-25
LADIES FORM
HONOR GUARD

Immediately after the Flag
Raising exercises at the Court.
house last Saturday afternoon
the ladies repaired to the circuit
court room and proceeded with
the organization of an honor
guard. Ten charter members
were enrolled, but 1t is expected
that twenty more names will be
added before the next meeting.
as there were not many present
at the organization meeting as
no previous notice had been
given that one was to be organ
ized.
The officers elected were: Mrs.
X. 5. Van Cleve, First Leader;
Ruth Larson, Second Leader;
Mary Geer, Secretary: and Fran
Gel Stanton, Treasurer.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1917-05-25
TWENTY TWO YEARS AGO

Newport is making prepara-
tions to celebrate the Fourth of
July.
A large force OF men are at
work on the Siletz road this
week.
T. ii. Horning went to New
port last Saturday to take the
place Of s. A. Logan on the Vol
anita.
w. ]. Hollister began deliver
Ing milk to the creamery last
Monday. Mr.. Hollister gathers
the milk from the farmers
around Chitwood and along the
road. He started In last Mon
day with something over 400
pounds Of milk, but his loads are
increasing rapidly.
Miss Effie Crosno has been en-
gagged as teacher In the STAN
ford school district, and will
leave for that place next week.
T. g. Jackson, the Siletz pho
tographer, will go to Florence
on the tug Robarts on her next
trip.
Quite a number of our young
folks spent last Sunday at Cape
Foulweather. They were some
what disappointed in not being
able to view the interior of the
lighthouse as II was freshly
painted, the keepers getting
things in nice shape for the
Summer.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1917-05-25
OYSTERMEN'S DANCE
SATURDAY, JUNE End

There will be a big dance and
oyster supper given at Oyster
vile on the evening of Saturday,
June End, 1917. The launch
Transit will take all who wish to
go from Elk City and Toledo,
and the Sea Foam will bring a
crowd from Newport. Grand
march starts at eleven o'clock.
Two quarts of oysters will be
hidden in the wall and the cNu-
pie stopping nearest them viii
get the oysters. Dance tickets
fifty cents, supper extra. Every.
body welcome.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1917-05-25
"SPRAY" LAUNCHED
YESTERDAY MORNING

The gasoline fishing schooner,
Spray, was slid into the water
at the Hanson shipyards yester-
day morning at about two
o'clock. The little schooner is
of a very trim build, and is own
ed by the Burke Fish Co., of
Portland. The launching was
staged without a hitch.
Mr.. Hanson has another boat
under construction, for the same
company, which will be ready
for launching soon, providing he
is not delayed too much for wan,
of lumber.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1917-05-25
WORK BEGUN YESTERDAY
ON OLALLA PROJECT

The work of diking and put
ting In a dam with flood gates.
for the purpose of reclaiming
hundreds of acres of fertile bot
tom and tide lands lying along
the Olalla, was comemnced yes
terday The dam will be built
at what is known as "Huckle-
berry Point" which is almost
directly east from town. John
Robertson and Jay Dunn are
managing the work and have en-
gagged Con Christensen as con-
struction engineer and Clarence
Altree to do the pile driver work.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1917-05-25
TELEPHONE COMPANY
STRINClNC NEW LINE

J. I. Fries, of Corvallis, mana
ger OF the Pacific Telephone and
Telegraph company was in the
city yesterday, and informs us
that his company is intending
to greatly improve its service in
this county this summer. A
crew of men is now at work
stringing a new copper circuit
between Toledo and Corvallis.
at a cost of about $4,000. The
central office in Toledo will be
moved into the bank building as
soon as arrangements can be
made, making this one of the
most up to date offices on the
coast.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1917-05-25
ABOUT FIFTY COUPLE
ENJOY CLUB DANCE

Some fifty or more couple en-
joyed the dance given Wednes-
day evening by the High School
entertainment Club. Eight or
ten couple came UP from New
port on the launch Gazelle.
Capt. Frank Fogarty, and an
other bunch came from Elk CITY
on OF! the Transit, Capt. Edwin
thompson. Music was furnish
ed by the Pickens & Black Or
chestra of Newport. Ice Cream
ana cake was served all evening,
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1917-05-25
COMMISSIONER
ADAMS SPEAKS

State Highway Commissioner
u. J. Adams. spoke at the court
house Wednesday afternoon, up-
on the $6,000,000 bond issue.
Mr.. Adams is certainly a con-
vincing and forceful speaker,
and pointed out in a most vivid
manner the benefits to be de-
rived from having good roads.
Mr.. Adams Is making a tour of
the state.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1917-05-25
FOR SALE

10 Head Of Cows, Grade Jer-
seys, all young. Also want to
buy a'good second hand mower,
Address-Chas. Severson,
Toledo, Ore.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-11

snIes. Grio.. NIT $500 ginipobneru.
$4,000 auseetporfens fin Wount
Slibe. q. g.. NIT 1,171, 100000;
fir Oanas. Seg.. nit 90. COG GIN,
tpobneru. $65O,ooo uip.. ufp. Sic
@aben pertbeiIen iib gang e,mparteii6
anf ale Staaten.
Oas ~Norf Barrel" . Ssftem 1T
fGon oft anseeriffen lu,b benunsiert
tporben. Gebolfen bat es nidtts. lin
bieier Ribiuirt6i4aft gu besssnen bat
nan tn eurUpdifden gtaaten eth
Spitem, Iaut peIdem Der Wuntes-
Reeieruns ipie ben gtuseIftaaten Elm
aussearbeitetes Bubeet NIT senauen
e~innabme' unb Guseabs. Soften CUR
@sratbuns borssIest tpirb. Hber. auh
init einem ioI8en esftem tpiirbeu
uniere ~@ertreter- fire Sntsrefen
auf Staatsfoften gu ipnbren tptFen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-11
Gmiiiiun BON &anaI= Bombs.

Sie 8ilions Nesieruns tpiro, CUR
Geduns bes 9efi5its o $3.50, 000,s
900, oas burf militdrii6e Hultuusen
berborgerufen tporOenL gonbs auf ben
Iiartt i~perfen. Sm S6asamt liesen
bonn &pngreB beipiaiste Yanamaz
&auals Bombs i'm 8etrase bon $240,z
100000, bic nod nitt benust iporben
iinb. ba man bic aanal s8aufoiteu NIT
ben iiblideu Budget : gefuiui8un9en
.aufbrinsen ionnte. Grit benz gcrtauf
bieier Banana : aaual : Bombs iuft
man Der 9unbestaiie aus Der @ers
Ie9enbeit 5u belfeu unb bic itraffere
Gn3iebuns Der Steueri6raube 81 bers
meiben, 5unal es nit ben giutiinften
aus ben Smports 3oacn bis nod BE-
e~nbisung bes europdii6en arieses libel
alsieben ipirb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-11
pan q. J..

.Wir iasten INNER, mir miiBter
ben ioaen. v8meis Rddtes STANDARD"
baben. Was bebeutet 0as2 Bir
ipoQten eite Slotte baben, bic ebentuell
grob genlie mare, nm bic Slotten bon
irgeno 5ipei anberen Wdhten al
ihlagen. Sm Sale mir nit HuBIano
unb Sranfreih, NIT 9eutihIano unb
Sranfreid ober NIT 9eutihIanb unb
StaIien &rieg baben iouten, 10 poIten
mir cine Slotte baben, bic tart senus
mar, uniere 9iiiten eesen bic 5tpei
itdrfften Seemdhte gu bertbeibisen.
~Nun faiien mir 9eutihIanb's cage
ms Guse. 9as Seer lit fir 9euti6e
Lamb, mas fir uns nniere Warine lit,
feline ein5tge Gertbeioisune sesen Sns
oaiion. 9eutihIanb mag elm itGrfes
req Seer als HuBlanb. aIs Sranfreih.
als StaIien. als Seiterreih baben,
aber es b%efinbet iih spiiden otpei
@roBmdften, bic 5uiammen NIT
elmer beoeutenb er0beren 9ruppens
5abl 9eutibldnb iiberihtpemmen
fDnnten. Nan perseIie bieie 9bats
Jade nidt, tpenn man iit bariiber
tpnnoert, baB Oeutihlanb infolec bon
Binoniifen. @eritdnbisunsen unb
elmer eetpiiien art bon gebeimniBs
poaen Sdiebunsen. bic in Der Prehc
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-11

| gum gprifein fom,men, unb Winfen
in Der ,8imeS~ unb in Der r2uiIp
RaiI" (RortbcIiffe : 3eitunsen) be-
iorst lit Wdren mir In Der sIeis
diem Gage, ipiirben mir ebenfaIIs bes
ioret fem"
Gin T~reppentpis Der 8eltseItifte:
Dor aht Sabren madte 2lopbs 9eorge
bic Rortbcliffes Preiie in eriter 0inie
fur Die arie9sbesereien perantiportlid
bieielbe YreRe, Der er Jest feline 8es
fo%rberun8 gum Yremierminiiter pers
oanftl
Noh Elm intereHanter Yunft aus
Georges 8ebe bonn %. SuIi 1908:
.Benn Sic Gobben's NeSe bonn Sabre
1858 nadleien". iaste er vtperben
Sic finoen, baB ieoe ein5ise 8ebrohs
Jung nnb ieber ein5iee Ylan. bic iest
9eutfhlano 5useihrieben tperben. be-
reits i'm Sabre 1853 Sraufrei6 3lis
seihoben tpurben. Iitt cine ein5ige
nelie .9ebrobune" lit in ieh5ie Sab
rem %eriunben iporbenl Was fir elm
hdsIider @anseI an grfinbunsss
9abe!"
Sente lit 2lopbs George bas Wunbs
itiid Der Seser. Der .fldglihen grs
timber, bns Sbeal Der berlogenen
SespreHe, Der Wann, Der cine neus
trnIe Belt elauben MAIDEN mofte.
bab gnslano fir Sumanitdt unb
Civilization fdnpft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-11
GAifnrieues.
&atbpliihe JreiihMlen.

Sic Stabt Subuque bat felt Dem
1. Sanuar oieies Sabres fatbpliibe
Sreiihulen. Bon ben &an5eln Der
iatboliiGen &irden berab erbielten Die
@lGrbisen am Neuiabrsmonat bieie
goti6nft. Ser bobtp'ite Serr er5s
biifof bat, na9 Seratbnng NIT ben
Yfarrern Der Stabt, be'timmt. bab
binfiiro uniere Rfarrihulen fir Die
8inber ebenio frei iino, iuie Die itaots
Iiden SreiihuIeu. aein Sdulselb
tpirb mebr ~nerlan9t iperben.
GO lit bieics ipirtIih Elm GROCER
Shritt in Der redten Hibtun9, ben
infer bohtp' iter Serr gr5biidof inter-
nomme bat. Son jest ab sibt es in
u~nferer S6liiieIitabt ietne fatboIiite
Eamilie mebr unb lei Tie auh nod
10 nm. Die ibre ainber nidt in Die
fatbolii6e glementaridule itiden
Tam.
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fatboIiiden S6ulen AM 1. Sanuar gu
6reiIhulen madte, lit Subuaue babns
bredenb in Yuntto glementnri1ule
poreeeansen. 9ieier Shritt perbient
marine gmpfebluns, H~adabmun9l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-11
2pniur, SERENE.

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