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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-20
iNVENrs TRAIN rRlpPrR
priest Designer Of Device TO Prevent
Wrecks

S"fk NJ neither patent uor profit,
but offering the work OF his inspuutty
tree. the Rev Thomas j. Glynn II
Beaver Falls. IA. has iuIeht.,, 40 AIT
tumatie device which h. sdyA viii STOP
railroad trains whether or mol the Gu
sine driver sees the signal and with
cut action OF either trainmeu or tow
crman
The invention is cntirclt meChani.
cal, thus differing from the New Aut,
subway train stop whiCa Is cirC'ricaI
II is steel rod which connects tn
works on the transom lever principle
When The signal arm RISES f. The da..
ser point it pulls the rail lever to an
EJECT position, Another tever, which T.
attached TO the locomotive. Is SET IA
bearings and extends down until IL
reefs the rail lever. II has ia arm tt
right angles with IT, When this arm
comes in contact with the rtl lever II
.urns the arm on the locomotive lever
and causes il TO press the valve on the
atbrake
Before hc became y privsl tathe
G,ynn had ten Years experience ~
the mechanical dpparlmnts Of tre
Cambria Steel Works a JohnsloNn.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-20
SPORTS
FAST JOLIET TEAM
HERE FOR TWO BIG
GAMES XMAS DAY
C~rsA,.

OitRNa indoor bali cans arc prom
laed q rare treat on Christmas bay
when they viii have an opportunity
10 see tho crack Gcrlaoh-Bar,ON nine
Of Joliet. in action asa n5t the pick
Of The local league in two games n
he armory.
The Gcrlach.BarloWs are champions
OF tho VIII county metropolis. hayin'
swept the path clear before them %
all contenders for the Joliet place as
premiers. When they come here for
thc afternoon and naht contests
December %. they win be pittcd
against the best material he local
league can muster.
Work of picking the local acgrcyq.
ION Ia now gong on The cntchcrs
will be Kelly OF the Moose AND
5rrsane. Of the Knights Of Columbus
while Gray, Nlchman aud Costello
VIII mount the parapcts for the all
star crowd.
The games arc slated to start at
} aud 3 O'clock and oarh VIII be for
a'ne INNINGS. The games were booked
Under tho direction Of The league OH
Gals, with promise Ut seeing some
real fast and snappy indoor bali pas
tlm'uh, 1t Is expected that there wiz
nc crowds on hand that Will III tn,
armory both afternoon ana eycn'ng.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-20
lNEENTS LIFE SAVING eUoY
Iuqe Cylinder Arranged to Garry
Many Persons

\ life saving buoy inI enleI by A. \.
UIruh OF Portland. Ore. is aXl2 ieet i,
size aud resembles hue caa It pc
scnts cylindrical exterior 10 the va
ter, coming tower extending irolE
the top above the waves ami Il oll5s'
tank below ho.1iug It l.pright
Provision is made in each buoy for
handling rs 10 $50 people. The pas
sengers are arranged III ties about
he inside OF the buoy and strapped !"
teir places. Stairways on esther sid''
lead from hatche5 vhicf can he quick
!! battered down
For the comfort OF passcnse.s . toll
ci compartment Is built about the ar
0nd water shalt in the rcn,er. A smlll
hand operated alr pump ASST - ;he H..
flow of air from valve closed auto.
uaticaiit when the water strikes IT,
Food aud drinking water are earned -
locker under toch pasecngct', scat
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-20
SANK NOTE lsHARD TO lMlrArE
Paper Money Of European Government
Is Easier to Contradictions
Depend on Color Work

According TO officials OF the Treas.
u.y Department, not only do Ameri.
IAN engraVers Of bank notes excel an
l,hers in the artistic quality OF then
designs, but they likewise excel in The
ingenuity of their provisions again-t
counterfeitins.
Jacob Perkins OF NeH bury pot,
Mass. invented the method Of trans
.erring designs from hardened ?tee.
plates 10 steel cylinders auI Of re.
transferring 10 flat plates, thus ena-
bling The ongraver 10 devote the ilus
Necessary to accomplish his bsz; vor.,
ID The Original anu reproduce Il IT Will
Asa Spencer, another Yankee. contr.
buted another instrument. the 2eome
lic lathe. which renders difficult the
successful couutertciting Ct paper
money.
Most European government lepeud
for The protection OF t.eir ptper mon.
y upon color work. Several of The
large banks of issue employ civil en-.
5'noets in theil bureaus of cngra,in:
ana printing. a proceeding that puzzles
american expects. who cannot see tn,
connection between onsinte..ns anG
engraving. MANY Italian bank note;
are easy 10 counterfeit \ Few wears
lgo the bank Vi Spain vas obliged TO
abandon its own plant. since its uo:es
were initiated 50 successfully thai
he countertets were without CUES
ion accepted by The baah Itself. 4, uri
,d'c concern nov does tbe work
The bank Of Greece employs the
American method having suffered
sad experience with uoes OF German
austrian and English make.
The American experts 90 moi hold lc
He popular notion abroad thai ,hs
n les OF the bank of England cannot
oe coun'oricitcd They contend lbat
taese famous notes can be- initiated
readily enough, Tor little a.temp' Z.
made TO protect them be! ond the use
u wafermarked paper, ana his wa.
Ter mark can easily be copied. A sen.
atlI"d gelatin film soaked in con 0a.
Ter after contact with on orieinal wa.
ter mark will show every detail in
clcal relief
a TIM Him of copper deposited 10.
IN lhis forms he basis upon which a
.na'rIA n celluioid is made. Il Il srcet
- paper be pasted upon the mauiA
md rubbed with glass paper be exact
water Warh is reproduced helerthc.
esq, the English law seem TO deter
lounterteiters,
one practical safeguard of cot O..
lecl'Nencss Is the custom OF the bau,
. England OF cauccIing every not.
that IS returned to the bank and Issu.
lns another in It's place.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-20
Portuqafs Valuable Colonies

Portugal was The ee.iiest i,ulopean
colunizer in Africa but in her various
wars lost much OF her possessions.
To-day she has The Cape Verde Islands
Ell. $50 square miles, with 10000 in
labitaDts; Portuguese Guinea win,
1890 square miles and S50,00u peo.
nc; Principe and ST. ,rhomaa lsisuJs,
containing but $50 square miles and
$4,000 souls; Angola, coyerin. 4Si,Soo
square miles and The home y i2V0.0DO
backs and Mozambique O. Portuguese,
East Africa with an area oI $4,000
square miles and 3,o00,Oo0 population
Outside OF The Portuguese officials. y
nell representation from The arm
!, nd few business men ard trader
of European birth the entire popula.
lion are illlterate blacks Bul lille h s.
leen done TO improve he country "
lis inhabitants. The Island possessions
ale devoted chiefly 10 agriculture COT
fer, millct, cocoa, rubber AM Gin, hora
being the principal products
From Portuguese Guinea IVORY. oil
SEEDS. wax, hides and timber ave e,-
ported, This territory il one OF IN"
most backward possessions IN The
world
Angola has q coas, line Of Lyel Loco
t}lies. It's Chief products arr Coff ~
fpbher wax. sugar, vegetable oils
seal, cocoa'nuts and ivory. There art
deposits Of petroleum and aspbglt
which are al present being worked b.
. British syndicate. Maiaeuitr. copper.
ron. petroleum. asphalt salt, gold
and asbestos exists in fair quantitie ,
Jat ate 80 ia from transpofta,io the!
annot be mined pr"ltably, Tn
YEARLY exports and imports each reacn
approximately sj,50O00o. There are
ABOUT 1000 miles of poorly equipped
railroads In the territory.
Mozambique or Portuguese East Al
rca, OF which Lourenco Marques j.
The capital is perhaps the best know =
Portuguese African possession rs e..
ports are rubber. ores. wax, and ivorA
chiefly elephant tusks, and its require.
.nents, like Ansola's are cotton goodS
ammunition, arms, provisions, tool
hardware, candles, cutlery and liquors
II has less than 500 miles of atlre
railways and much OF its traffic is
carried by boats on the Xambe:i AMI
Shire rivers.
Portugal eudeayors to control DO, i
,he export and the import trade Of her
african colonies, but Germany ard
England supplied great share OF tne
materials not produced BY the mother
country. While the larger cities have
inancia. connectiones with Europc
lirongh Portuguese banks. still the
o,ilk OF the trade here, az in al parts
y Africa Is Gone by barter. tra1ins
,osts are to be found throughout The
land. The methods of the Portug,les,
officials hinder, rather Chan aid, those
refined to develop this territory
teslles.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-20
NOTICE TO PROVE CLAIMS.

Estate OF tAItI. j. LuTZ. deceased.
Nol'e is hereby given that the
UNDERSIGNED. executors Of the last
viii and te.t0mor o, Carl j Lu,z.
late of tho County OF La Sale and
state OF Illinois, deceased. wiu np.
pear before the Probate Court OF
said County on tho first Munda" (br.
Ing the fourth day. Of February.
's'S. at the Probate Court room. in
Ottawa, IN said County. when and
whore oil persons having claims or
demands against said estate arc no.
tilted TO attend and present the same
u writing for adjustment.
Dated the 2Oth day of December.
A. /. 1917
CARL W. LuTZ.
Vida i. LUTI
Executors.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-20
Novel Bedroom Clock

Tie novel bedroom clock Ia ;ely pro
luced in New York is mounted on a
COX Of dry cells. aud has a ;iny lamp
palb just below the dial with eo,d 20
lun from The table or dressing stand
TO the bed. Pressing q button at the
cid Of The cord shows the occupant OF
Inc bed what he time is. while 4
switch on the call box can be used tor
turning on current for continuous
Lighting.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-20
SHRAP-NEL
ADVENTURES or heMLock.
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tContinuetl)

ttontinucdD
The next morning s1w 4 trcmcu.
dnus crowd rushing 10 the Rock Is
land station. Fat men with cute up
turned musiachps and fair women
with forms like load of hay crowded
me of the sidewalk,
What IN IT," asked the baggage.
man.
Il dunno looks like a German pie
mic" he answered.
"Ycs." said !. this ia a wonderful
DAY for a picnic, How sweet To wan
der mid tho SNOW. drifts and pick
iciclcs. to chop a hole in the Ice and
catch the gentle carp: to quaii the
frozen Iludwciscr and sing 'Du Licbcr
Augustino'-ah. only We Germans
know how to enjoy 4 perfect day in
the country alretty."
All bully chez" quoth the bag
caseman.
Late that afternoon met TittIrla
He was weeping tears. and they Iro2e
as they fell,
Don't cry. Hcmlock." ! comIortcd,
Cheer ny only few days i'll
Christmas"
Il know. but boo-hoo I've lost nay
ioh.
Why worry? On" can always get
jobs. Why not cnt ice. or clean the
street or 20 into a bank? Or If You
have lost all pride why dontch1 run
for office"
Il cant do any of them things.
Then write a colyum." said !, and
Il You cant do that be an efficiency
expert. There -tbere-dont cry: tci.
me how II happened
Il don't know detected all over.
| detected in seventeen languages. !
made speeches in all The saloons IN
town, and got big publicity in the pa
pers. | asked everybody on La Sale
street Saturday afternoon il they was
spies. and they wasn't,
Il hadda fine list Of suspects. and
they wasn't ono OF en- IN town All
zone not q German in town. MY
career Is ruined.
Il know what I'll do. I'll commit
sUicide@.yes will. I'll die horrible
death then youll be sorry. I'll take
-. a lin
And before | could prevent b.
horrible plan he was gone. The last
picture | have in my mind 0f Title
bat Is his Bt1lwart form mounting the
steps Of the street ezra horrible
death turned my head away.
Yet he was great detective. lie
proved beyond doubt that ncwspaneg
publicity pays.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-20
CREAM FOR CATARRH
"OPENS UP N0S1RIlS
Tells How To Get Quick Relief
from Head-Colds. rs Splendid!


IN one mlnnt" your ciorgei nostrils
w'll open, The air passages Of your head
VIII clear and You can breathe freely,
No more hawking, snullling. blowing,
headache. drSncss. No struggling for
breath ut night your cold or catarrh
viii be gone
Get small. bottle OF Ely's Cream
Balm from Your druggist nov. Apply
a little OF this fragrant antiscptic,
healing cream in your noslrls. II ben.
eetrates through every air PASSAGE Of the
hrad, soothes the innamed or swollen
mucons membrane and relief comes ia.
,tsntly.
It's Just fine Don't stay stuffed ~
with a cold or nasty catsrrh-Rclicl
comes go quickly.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-20
GROWING OF Trouble

hnnoyins troubles. noSious ver'ls
that theS are. must have the elements
OF ordinary life or they will fade away
anu dle--a receptive soil in which 10
grow The moisture of ones own tears
~ wen ~ The tears Of as many other
good people rs can be- induced to err.
ami the scnIl" sunlight of sympathetic
aticnlion.-St. Paul Pioneer Prrss.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-20

When n wcll.knowp pianiste wes
playing presto by Mepdelssohn n
man who was present sci himself Co
counting the notes and the time occ,l.
pied. She played $685. notes IL four
minutes aud three seconds. Every one
of these notes involved three move.
mcnts Of o finger. elbow or arm Al
- notes per sccouJ tLai amounted to
Z. movements y SECOND.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-20

Both children and erown.ups. witt.
coughs and colds. arc all The better for
dose of Folcy's Honey and Tar at
bed time. II wards of Group. stops
icklins throat. and hacking coughs.
and makes an otherwise fcverish. sleep.
less night of coughing and distress. a
quiet and rcsiiul ono.
BROWNSVILLE, TEXAS. Mr.. Ch,,
taAtr, writes: My wife would not think II
ns'ee any Other covab medicine. a. foiey's
Honey and Tar is cortsin 60 bring quick relief
II - especially effective in cases OF bad eonths,
and NC five It to oar children and recommend
al~ss - sale remedy. i9r IL cou,sins 90
cpiates.'
|or Sale by W. u. Ouhcsn.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-20
Laugh When People
Step On Your Feet
Try this yourself then pass
II along TO others.
Il works!


Ouch 2? .?! This kind OF rough
talk will be heard less here in town II
people troubled with corns will follow
the simple advice OF this Cincinnati
authority. who claims that a few drops
Of drug called frcezone when applied
to tender, aching corn stops soreness
ct once, and soon the corn dries up
and lifts right out without pain.
lie says freezone is an ether com.
pound which dries immediately and
never inHamec or even irritates the
surrounding tissue or skin. A quarter
Of an ounce OF frcczone will cost very
little at any drug store, but Is suni.
cient to remove every hard or soft
corn or callus from ones feet. Millions
OF American women will welcome this
announcement sInct the inauguration
Of the high heels.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-20

Gee. y. Hills, Attorney.
ts'aic Of JULES NlDENNN. De.
ts1SrG
Notice Is hereby ,iecn tina Il.
undersigned administrators Of the cs
tate Of Jules Wldcmau. lato Of he
County Of la Sale and state Of mi.
aols, deceased viii appeay before the
hreba'e Court of said County. on The
FIRST Monday Cbcin% the fourth day)
,. February, 1918. at the Probate
Court room in Ottawa. in said C0un.
". when and whore all persons hay.
'hS claims or demands AGAINST sale
estate are notified to attend and re-
-ent the sane in writing for adjust.
ment
Dated tn. n day Of December.
A. D. 1917
SOPHIE REEDEp.
.,dmin3tratriN
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-20

Don't laugh NJ he pale. cmarjatcJ
ieiipN VII" says food morning" ia
loG late IN The afternoon. caution
The Moberly Index, Tho chap may
be- Norncr on morning newspaper
and nay have Just got NJ" Kansas
City Times,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-20
M. Morris

Fashionable dresSmakins. Satislac
ton guaranteed Prices reasonable
Am now located at COL La Sale ST,
lboye keele, 4 kroehnkes jewellery
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-20

rariord How's that
BRADSHAW keeps people yon
meet from talking about how mucn
colder II used 10 be when they we're
boys.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-20

Poet called to see II you had
an opening for me.
Editor~--YN thera's one rlsht bs-
hind you shut It a. You 10 out,
please. Nx
= -. ...lS'f'&
The Detroit times., 1917-08-06

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IN Ia
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81. III fii.tt
,rb
rr t,'.r
rt, ,., eq rc,rs
t-.,.s bnort srrsctte
tan. rIizatotn 0Ete-e. .Iargaret
.tnl lgl 1r Canr' ~
,'..s.'l..i. ,t,. .r,,,n'1, Gus
AIai1i.. inrr ena nequinlre. about
rt-hlna niau,s A-eN Deck
,af - 10 N@frs'
,t.., ps W.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-06
Pr;usoN,I
OFFICE oT TgIF1
Il.pT OF pAWiss ND not LEV sDs

Detroit Mica. iuIf TO- 1871 -
Sealed proposals VIII nt rnceivcd
AZ tho above office nap o. ~ o'clock
noon d. idaE AuH DO. 1917. frr Con-
rre,. sifewafks a. required on Ia
foyctts arf the Grand hulirVnrts
during the fiscal year ending June
20 I4lN
IN lie estimated that approx r1eteiy
f0. 900 square feet 20 WaNs VIII De
rflald cor repaired
successfui bidder will De expected
10 enter into contract and AL pro-
posais should be accompanied ~
check amounting 10 - Or the
amount 81 The bid
The right - reserved % reject any
or ell bida or parts thereof
WILLIAM r. DUST,
Commissioners.
II. W. BUSCH. sec'y and Gen. sup
The Detroit times., 1917-08-06
ron sALI.-FAItws
F arm BARGAINS

10 acres close Co. WAYNE. house. harm.
grsnaf1. chicken Nuse Trade Tor
city property.
ESQ acres f7 miles from Detroit, an
nap-rved make 0u~ stock farm.
ruI So acre.
her. ad3,lns railroad station and
village mortgage $4,000. Trade
equity of g. 600 and some rash for
income city property and assume.
MALONEY CAMPBELL. REALTY CO.
50f Free Press Bldg.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-06
GOOI POSITIONS
At Good Salarias

We can place capable young
women in desirable positions.
You draw good pay while
taking a course in our Oper-
ators' Training Department
and learn "a business that
means more money and steady
advancement.
No slack seasons. Steady
work the year round under
very pleasant surroundings.
Benefits too numerous TO
mention.
Apply Operators Training
Department. Madison avenue
and John i. street, between 9
i. m. and ; p. m.
MICHIGAN STATE
TELEPHONE COMPANY
The Detroit times., 1917-08-06

f'riuti-c--,hc plain neat kird--fhns
IL ri2ht-Tifur~ 'oh nrpt.-Main 1870.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-06

EXPERIENCED crankshaft
grinder hands; cool, sanitary
working conditions nine
hour day. good wages. APP
ply Automobile Crank Shaft
Corporation, 192 Piquette-
ave.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-06

Following the example of alberta.
'hc province OF British Colmhia
has now iis woman Judge. MIS-
helen g. NcGill being recently
chosen by the aitorneg gcaoral 20
500 The Office OF assistant 20 The mag
trate
The Detroit times., 1917-08-06

765 MARLBOROUGH

'or' well built 6-room semi hunCa-
low on the west side ~ this nicely
fr"cd ard paved street Nrco steam
hrat fnll basement nicely deco
rHtr9 splendid futures. really n
very cosy home Price and terms
rhunc owner HICKORY 1752-l
The Detroit times., 1917-08-06
OPEN EVENINGS

90 ,Nas-.nI:,ILAa..I. rMnrIttI
The Detroit times., 1917-08-06

CIV NFfe NNLN viii say cash
for 2-fa tlv house. Address box
49, Times
The Detroit times., 1917-08-06

nnlr NANr..I.--l-.AaAl.r>
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-30
0lcOOIntiOnGrer strife.


Son Sen anarhiitiiden 9lr6eitert IN
gon5 glreentinien erflGrt. 60
SialiItilbeg(rbeiter. llnionen Ihlie.
Zen iib ser gepegitug nidt an.
@rGiioent SSrieoDen plant nngeb-
lid 4roflomirimg oes ariegs.
redtS.
8lenoS glires, 80. Sept.
Sin aIlsemeiner reDolldiondrerStrife
in gan5 9lrqentinien lulir0e beute bon
oen anarbiiiii1en 9Irbeitern erfldrt;
oerieIbe ion lib aui oae 81 ser IS,
oeration ee6origen Unions eritreden.
Ole Io5iaIiitilden 9lrbeiteg-llnionen
6aben iih eepeigert, iit5 Der 8epe.
guue an5nidHeBen.
Ole ein3ige StrnBenba6n 2inie IN
9uenoS glireS. Oeren 9etrie6 bisber
Surh 0en Strife nidjt betrofien ipur.
Sc. bat bis belite 9lbeno II ll1r 1riit
crDalten sic Gerlangen Ger 9lrbeiter
81 befrle0l9en.
,Frdiioent 0iirfte 9rieg s.
reht proflamiren.
SSn 9InbetraAt 0es oIlQemeiuen
GerlangenS nod einem 9lbbrih ser
oiplomatiihen @e3iemmgen nit
Oeutlblano bat ole 9froieruug bon
neiiem Die Mahen bon Wlnrine.SoI.
oaten aui oen Oeiltlden 5diifen i'm
Saien itationirt Inn etmaigen @eriu-
den oieielben 5ll 5eriloreM Dor5u.
beugen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-30
lIlDitotr ibtr
1onOOn.
9cmtidc 9lerOpIams
GeldDaOer.
NRebrere 0lmgriife amf
@mgIamSs @amptitaSt.

giele 9omben bero6geporfen. -
9lu6 0rte i'm norooitIibeu rno
iiiooltIiGen Diitrift unO in Sent
uno @iier mur6en nit @onben
beIegt. 9lod) feline 9Sabridten
iiber SbaOen uno @erluIte.
3wei Oeuti@e 5Iug8cuge bel Oori-
gem 9lneriff Oerloreu.
2on6om 20. Sept 9eino.
IiGe 9leroplone 6a6en 6eute 9l6euo
einen nelleu Slnsriii alti 2onoon uu'
tcrnonlmen.
Cine bonn 2anoeSOert6eioiglngS
Sureou erlaiiene ofii5iellc @efmnt.
nacbung iagt ooriiber 5oloenOes:
06einOlihe 9leroplane freujten
belite 9lbeno 5piicben s lmO Q ll6r
in nebreren @rnppen sic Giiiieu
BON aert uno @iier. @le6rere lleber-
idae ouf 2onoon wuroen internom.
men un0 einige @om6en IN oen nor0.
0ltlicben uno iiiooitliHen GiItrifien
9erabgelporien
ghl6 an perl6ieoenen Stelleu IN
Den @rofiAoften Sent in0 Giier
mltroen 9omben 6erabgeiporien.
9is6er iinO nod feline 9eridte bon
&e6eusDerlult eingeloilieu.~
Eoli5iiten, pelbe OiirA oie Stra.
Ben ritten uno @arnungSlGiloer
auf Scr srltit trugen peranloBtea
Die 9erte 10 idnell uie m0glid IA
iideren Grten 3uihiHt ST mdea
&lr5 ooroitf pitroe bereits ans Ser
Serne GeldliiB0onner Dernommea.
0ann folate oas @efnatter Der BET.
iien0en Shrapnell.GeIcboiie glls A..
len 9ficbtlIngen fam Oos 6euer Der
9lnti.6lug5eu9-@eihiiBe
3miihen Dem TOnnern Der &anos
men licB iib Damn uuO paun OaS
5urren ser @ot6a-9Ieroplone oerne6.
men Sn5wiiben luareu audi bier nno
BORT Grploiipnen BON 6erabgefallenen
9onlben 81 Oernebmen
Nas 5euer Der 55lug5eug 9l6webr-
l9atterien mar oiesnal aniAeineno
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-30
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